rm4 mi third airir of f. iuUmtyn, tL proline- Uoflsmir to onderniins the rogre r.f rrDuUicinixn. and
I in gv dm him imarj, a ii.e,iini-iiin, aiwi l)ie-at tlio r m I of Ui
fc.
apmara to be tbiMit 31 yesra of ag. II" runoi
wiiilow in Irnnt and another behind, ltd li hJ
taken I'm precaution to .Util rojxi t tin) latter, to
Uifl leading measures nf my id
mun.trat.oti. ANDREW JAClwSO.N,
Ths Kev. JlM(Jwll.,,
" P. 8. " V.mj w.II that ll ahova luttrr hit rU.
Oil,
Maa. I. IIM m.1 n AMtlM lit. II. M It..... Im m.T I . - . .
w - imih ... tinMi;i ' "!' Kiw mHli IH lliM ... tnV f....,.. .l I ...........
some of lbs barrels, altos n.uinr,.iof .xpu..on, the ltml rrn,Ptt Uut tm4 Win UM w jbu- U,. publ.e
m the f mhraJ, tt nk, 4IM 1 j ntmi m rmmmMt s,,,,, M w C)froff
the lip, iN.4iili-Urdinjr hi wounds, ho ru.hed out ..f j u, ini t1(l ,),, ,Um!eri in the Nash-
the win.li, Hoitio polieo officer bavins; rin into llio
innr court, and csin tltrstd slipping down tha rp,
one of thriii exrlanrwd, - All wretch I we have you.'
(jirard, who was at tli moment lbs h-" ijf tt of wall,
, thr"r hbnaelf over into an sljoimnf court, anl there a
i!ic officer spprehandcd him, Il.i waa placed upon
hand-barrow, and enveyd to the ,(op''U''X rJ'c".
"At Uie moment ir Ma arrest, ton aawma d'tUrrd
iwiiM la bo Jacqurt fiinrd, lorn it lxlcvn, whnre
he ftirnvxl b bid li ft bi ifn inri chilJrMi. Nut
witlutUtiilinf Uio KmiiM ntiura 1 hi wmiMl,b h
ip-cid to rpfwflf. Tlis fil(infi nf IIkim gun
tmrreli tUt burnt ttriKk him ou r 0110 of tli 170
bruwi, Ilia n, and tli lower' lip, which wi an
imirh cut that it hunj ituwn. Twu fi(tr wnro aU
n lillrfL Thn niist lUngf-itm wouml M lUt nv!f
Ilia rbfnw, Which injured tli fmul Imhi. Tlo
w tMiml in 1Im lip, which at firl prcnM Imn frinn jn-ak-inf,
buying bcn arwn up, h w now ablo lo convrrw'.
Ha ia full of tr-nflh and ni-rjr, ami m I ha full f nyty
mnirtofhit inllltnal fvwltira ll hn Wn Mit"f
ljratod bjr th Kprr if th Hrala, tha Vrt umir dil
Kiiu and ilw) by Ilia Mmi-ti-r nf tin- iniiTmf. Il inif
timtionad a Ui In motiirM fur committing "iicli a
JTimo, and lo drcUrn wlii'llirr ha hid any ecmnplU'in,
ha fully admitlml hia cnill, tnd mm that ho ktcw bin
ft n m''itiblf?, but ai l hia mntivin, ha rimfinMl
hmi-kflf to myin.7 thtt he dmlikH the Kill', and lurthar
UiTlarwl, Hut ware ha rvin put lo tha tnrtura, haeuulil
ri'it ui 'lie bia iRcO'iiplicpa, fir, in firt, and in troth, ha
hid nona. Howarrr, iiiria liave bt-un rii'Mlly (Mirwi
l in all tha Ixnutoa auiroiMHlnii; that in hirh tha iu-fi-rnal
opritiM wa pi icvi, and wa arc t'lld that a wo
rn in lio rinni bnlnnd lint houK) ln (lrp.wi, tliat an
inotanl after Uia axplrmion alio raw two men, both
WrMiiidcd, niikinjf th.'ir rMpa. Twi-nty-ont wra
arrmtrd in the caln at 1 in ted next duor to (iirnrd'a bl-ini-a,
arvl ara niirci tlmt upwanla of one hundred
arralatinii hac altu'-ctht-r bean l3d"
0:5 Thr PmiJmt and kit Frank irtg optralwnt.
It w atati-d by un, wmin lima yy on tlia million! nf
oilier inprri, that tha I'rctioU'tit hid barn in llio luthil
of franking, in ha. nama, lrj;o quantitua of Extra
Olobft, and ot "r ltt turnac-nii;; pajiora, fit tha puriMO
of working iiffin tiio public mind in favor of hia rhoirn
tnrrrtmr, Mr. Van BurrTi. Thii wiia prmiminrod y
t'io (itoha, tho mouth-pifro of tho I'rwlani, to ba a
ban filnrltuo) and alatvlcr. Tlia l'raidnt could drny
IL, an lon aa kt waa cliarcad with thn art Rul iIh
I'Ailar of tho Nashville Republican, who had already
aliarcd a (ood portion of lh I'raaiilant'a wrathy danun
ciationa in tha Jirt Gwin Mtrr, rharrjad thin frnnkinq
operation on Maj. lmetwn, the I'raatifant'a Private Ho
crelary, and that it had bee.i dtaie without the 1 r-i-dent'a
knowleilffe. Tho (iiniral, it aeenis, could not
atandthit: ho tt to, while at the Rip Unp;w antra
a trrpnd lellrr.uf ninth the following is a copy, to his
Rtrewtct, Parson Owin, who, if he ! n: oid of the
(jii.ilifiraiionn hr minii'terini; in ancriil tliin(jt, ni lie in
of politicul orthodoxy, had U-itcr net iipataianvlbiiicliw.
The intelligent reader will no doubt duly esti
mate the object and U nor of tli.n letter. To !uit a
i-isb have we come, whrn the I'rf -tidiint of U.c.-c (,'rnl.i
StwUw unbluJiingly ituipk fiouilhe, dignity ut Lin ta
tiuii, t' frank, in iiuma the piltry abtiao of a hireling
editor, fir the purpose of biainj 1J10 opinioiif of the
people in favor of any man whom he may pleaw? to de
aiiiata aa bia Micccasor ! A nd, in it n. t a n insult to our
national character, to overy mn who haa one spark of
palriotu'iu left, for the Prcudunt to attempt to dictate
who ahall be clnjeen fir our ruler I la not auch a courxo
unprecedented ! No other President ever dared at
temot auch thinr. A aimilr eouraa, am the part of
ny other President, would have been sufficient to cruah
hm and hia Adminiatiiliua to the e round. Hut no entJ
chanting, to portn of the people, ia the name of
Jaclum, that, were he to mj that the 44 Moon ta made
of green chceac," tliey would believe it Thia ainarle
fiict : that General Jackson is using hia popularity, and
the power and influence of hia official station for the
promotion of tho New York jugfler to the Presidency,
ehould bo aulKcient gronmla for the ctiva oposiikn of
every lionesl iiidividiral, who is demrona of preserving
our Republican Inntitution in their original simplicity,
mmm jM.MiHujm inn hu'i jhi! t am u iiw .
Dut, tho language used in tbia letter, is such as to
wound Uto national pride of every true hearted Ame
rican. It i of a low, vulgar character tlmt woubt
disgrace a gentleman what will bo thought of auch
language by the I'rcsidcnt of Republican America I
"I intended it aa a rebuke of what i considered an un
warrantable abuae of my name to subserve the view of
iccaoua MTUeVc&n. JWiktwr.tp undermine the courao
of Republiconiam, and to defeat the retuilt ot ttie teati
iug meaaure of my adimnwtration." M U the rroai.
dent really in earnest, when lie aAJiimrs thtrt K judge
of, and censure the motives of fargt" portion of
sovereign people, who may choose to differ with him in
trille Republican, U lm h I Lava adverted intli '
now, A. i
0- T conditio of BETTERED ty
thr tfurtt 0 rW AMthnit. 1 the mUeraanU i
tha Nurtli.acling im Ic: tho gart of Plnlantliropr, lead tho
fillowlng, and bluJi for aliamo, The tbiditMiUa pre
tend lo bo laboring la hciut the cuudiUon of tha f mf-frting'-Utrding"
alartuf Uia Knilh. Have they done
o or ire thay likely lo do ' Hitch Philantfiropy ia
the offspring only of flendt, in tha human form. Who
ever, before the preaent fearful criaia, hcird of Maatera
being compi-flod to prohibit their alavai, in Uia field,
from knllnttiig, whittling, or tinging ! Vet, ueceui
ty now coinpela them lo thia unnatural, inhuman coura.
Iimtead of the abolilumiata ameliorating tho condition
of the Wave, they will, through tlieir hellwh clu ini a,
Miwlcr hw yoke aluxwt uuoipporuble :
"('fruit roiirri, At.a Angu-4 l",
" At a mi" ting of the citizen of Flatml aHtle
mant, the following Rvaolution weru uiuiiiuioualy
adopted :
" Int. rVfW, That the rir be rcqnenti.tl lo in
flitt tha law to it fulhut extent
"i'nd RfnArrd, That every owner of lavn prulnliit
erery other alave fnan eooung atiout their plantation
without a Kcil permit, aod tiialif any negro U' caught
in the lioijue of a negro, w iUmmiI a permit, thn nee'ro
lull mforin tliair owner) anl if they tail Ui iiilitrui llieir
owner, they ahall be whipped by the alrol aa if they
were rntight from homn without a pnax.
.".'Ird. Rcmlei-d, That every owner of atavea, in giv
ing their negroes pnaM-a. JkhiIu bo particular to dvmg
nate tha place or plnn they are to go.
"4th. Rriilrri, That Ilia owners of alarea be re
queled to pruhibil ihrir tlutrt from giving Miy ununoW
mund, tiikrr ty hollowing, imgii';, or in u"y o(irr
Koy.
" ."Hh. Rrmlvrd, That all alave be prohibited from
selling ginger-bread.
tiom liit Rahiqk RrKi,iff, nf SrpirmUf
fiov. Hw tia ft thn fily, I dy nr Iwu anire, on a
tuit lulus reahlvnc ia Ituntonil County. II tptt4
lo b iberil aoveful week,
t U'orMir o" mllinlmn At maatini rerrntlr held
at Warrrniim, in thia Histe, in n-Ution to the ,.atli"rn
r'analira, a rawoluiHio, amringother, waa'liin, wlurli
avert "that lha Hiavra is) the Houth, whethrr regnnU
d a tha lowat clasa, lit the rulumve llriiig clasa,
are kellrt fntirr1rd and trtlrr pranJtd , in tirknttt '
una ik nrmin, ilia n ine low or laooring ciaMiai any
othT Hlata, Kingibim,or Co'ltr''.', Tin e aincwly
iK'iiove 10 tw true,
A'lfaa in Prnntifltmni.--f
I i'ii,.ylvnui heve alrueli tlia
llK Ul, thn papif publiahatt a
(ov, Widf. Ilarriaoa u ca
bun in I'liintyUania.
The Convention of the Trotattanl Fpiacnpal Church
recently cIomm! it la bora in Philadelphia. JUv. Francis
K. I fa k, I). I)., was rloct'il, II liop, and awignd
lha Kpicomlcbrtreof FlorMla, luiin,and Arkamsia.
lift, lukmm Kemper, P. P., wasewvtrd 1 I!iIm., ami
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ymt Wolf paper, la ..I if I r:f h I I
Van Burr fL.y "; I ' 'V.rf' ' H til
it MNuri, the riirnre of f, ' -, ,.r j I II
VILKi:M)()I(()l(jI
iKitkimi 1 rear in .i. : j i- t ...n- 1 .
ag,,a,f the Epi-vH-l cluirgaui Mu-.M.ppi and ln.li- I ,,! 1 1! ! 1 '
ana. It 1. thowhl that, in add.ti.Hi to the aU.ve Ubor. ' . m WilkeelwhMiKh, Norlb-Urulim, wiUg.ve
Pr. Hawka will undertake, provi.ionally, lha charge of; "'" IN'nlinn lo render it Mliafaclory Ut In
tbu diu-Oti of Alabaitu. friends, in nil lha retui.itea of a House of PI. It-
I Lit' KSTKItTAINMKNT. All lU comforu
Orel Hoax f Ona of the New York nanera pub-1 and anioyineiila Mini idertMnril end lieallhful si In
lihitfa fowdsyaaoaiMngcniousaod wall written ar- alnMi, cheap and plentiful roiintry , and roininoliooa
tide, purportiag lo have been eilractvd from the rilin-' a,iM,nga will admit, lie will endeavor lo insure In
burg Journal of Hoience, giving an . count of sundry ,M font T()(MM, wh h ,nrelofie favored
iiiuVflotia discoveries in tho moon, represented lu have t ' ,. ,, , .. . . .
i.-. n...t- I.- n...i 11........ Li ' .. .j- . , "n with Iheir coinpnny will tlwa) a find thai lie
crulit aunaif lie go.1 plo of 'the t ty, aud eac.uM I r"",u mi,t of etartioiia lu descuo a cwilinu-
a greal iWul nf atlenU.ii and remark. It Uled that he " 'br,f
hud ciKitrueiH a Telescope which bnnglit the iinsmi Housw ia well situated for the accomniodv
lowii w, thin half a mile of the earth, aiai enabled him lion of Families ami Individual Hoarder!. BI welt
not wiy to discover land and water, but c loulil. tn-as, aa Travellers; and hisHtnldaa have ample tuppUls,
verdure r.w:ka, and even aniu.s's. Rut. like Robin.0.1 arm0d by a failllful (Ktlrr.
r" h I i?'" ! ! U''k7 UT' !I CtT Thn Office of the WilkeaUirtHigh Singe
tiiriiiaittobearonummati luiiiiUig. r-uch an allxiiiist 1 . . v . e
to ,.. p,a, U,e credulity of the public -such a j ''' ... ,f . . ...
proalilution of the nroas uieriis lio severest reuroiien- All r.U lAHHllllAl.Li.
prti
bmi. Hull iff h Slur.
(fj Tlie Northern (rropondent of a Southern pa
per, in commenting upon the condition, nnmlier, and
tneani of tho Abolitionist, makes the following very
just remsrks:
"liU'k at the Tappans, Itmkins, iiC , that head thia
formidable clan, are they pour dev il tlmt j-hiii 'lioir mo
ney by the "sweat of the brow ?" No! fiir from it.
The silks of Italy, France aud India, line Uieir Mii'lvc ;
the costliest ahawla of Cashmere and I'luli' i are M en
Di fruwline Ihr Ri irnut. t)u Uia 1 t of Aueust
h, Mr. lieorge llowen, of the firm of Itowen 4. Ad-
dom. No. .VJ. William st, iuisrler. rweived an in-
vmec uf gmsln, which were entered in the. usual form
at llie Cuntutn llousa. Amongst llieni wssa esse cou
laiiiing, acconling to bis own sccouot, a quurtily of me-
rmo cMii Sul".ui nlly, it waa diat-uveml, 111 Uie ap
praisers office, that tlia case cnntaim-d colliai priiila in-
sieaa 01 1110 vsils lie bad sworn to; aud a it was evi
8epf. 10, I ISA.
VilkrilMirotisli NlaRc 1,1 nr.
Tfyx TIIK HTAIJK on inis routo
rWS?3&i leave. 8ALEM.N C.onSuii-
vVlv - day morning, at A o'clock, peas'
es through Huulsville, llaiiipiis,sville, Wilkesbo.
ro', and Jefp-raon, and arrives al SHOWN'H
CROSS KOAIM, Teiui., on Wednesday, Vi
nV.lick, where il interned Kelly's line of Stagea.
1
ueni now en nail letinHl lalsi-lr ih order U deceive tlio Iwuvea Hhowna Cross Honda aante dav at
revenue, Mr. M. Suriwoul, the deputy collator, unite ,,'clock, P. M., imd arrives at Salem m Snlurdav
'"J'Ty ". " -rui ioe ... 1, 1...1 -tar. 4 M. .p, now , i,,,,,,, f
K"'K uowen won wiuui anu crrua
which a warrant to bis arrest winsrran
liv Justice Wvn.sn. Wlion tin- I' S
(to ex..(ut. ih- pr.4vss, he diK-ovured Hat H wi-n hid rr Tilly miles, than any other from Salem !
i.ei,..i, m.iciwr- 4 p( M .j, ow , fmni,,,,, f
L"n Sugv from KNOX VI LLP. lo SALEM, by av
mie. lorn MMirmiK' , ... . , . . '
rt Mnrli..l came "' ilkelxiro . I hi route 1 ladieved lo he nrar
in innumerable uusutitie in their tir(i.. Kvery thing liken g in llie picket fi I,iveri.il, w',.f U sailed , Knoxville.
. . . ..... . , l.ii . -i ei ii . 1 . i
that can adorn the r rh or add to female ptenilor w t.er-.
ThoUMtmls they can talk of ; yea, ten. Kicli liave tlit-y
grown, and increased in rirhes with v. hat ! it;i tie;
gold of the South I Thnt Southern gold la returned to
us in the shape of incendiary paper. Ve, like the
..truck flairlc, we aeeon the 1'ital dirt our own leathers
tint propelled it, and vihich if is-netrating our vitals.
Ves, to llio1 complexion hs this gold conic at last Our
inerchanlH may now learn wisdom by experience. Kel
ler Mould it lie that the merchant shi)M Mtled at the
wharves than their cjrg.s' si-nld Iw pot to such use,
and be lha means of pending lighted lurches amongst us.
Yes, I say, let them rot rather than our fire sides should
hecouin the scene of sigliU at whith huiuanity shudders;
the scenes uf bliBtdxhcd and civil tomuiotiou -of brother
steeping his hands in the blood of a murdered brother,
or frenzied slaves glutting their vengeance in lliier ma
U'r' bbssl. let us be on the alert ; have an eye to nor
own security. To home wo nwist look and repel every
invasion uf our rights."
()M CircmtoncrafTCnie. "-Jons. QtlJicv Ad
ams waa abused and turned out of olheo for rewarding
a f'W inembera of Congrosa and newssiucr E!itors
winch waa very justly calbil " bringing the patronage
of tho tiovemment into conflict with the freedom of the
presV and a tampering with the freedom of elections.
Urnrrai Jackmn appoints more members of CtMigrcsa,
atMl newspaper Kditor to orlice in four years, than all
hia predecessors put together But, if the people or the
pre apeak Cinidemnatory of hit acts, tliey are " fuctioua
intriguers, seeking to undermine the cause of Repub
licanism, and to defeat the leading measures of his Ad
nrinistratTcml" "'nrmmj(anoi alter caaat;" General
Jackaan did it Hurrah for General Jackson!!
at U 0 rl.u k. J ha cU'ct.H' kvin? i m anuruod uf . I'l,- .-i .iin.,i..n ,;i I.L.u.j.! 1.. r.u
the cirru.Mstance, ordered the r-v. ,.,.,. culler 10 set M. 1 ri(H(J M, t.(mjm Bnj riIVClrri .jj, filM
III liur.llll ait lliai ftiifii nil airf Ii4rt i.ii'lr.il Ksiit 1u-
u,..r. st.n. ,t 1. .;.......,.li,i.. .1....1.... .1,.. ..,11 llH irttccoiii.ii.Mliiti.Mi excelleul and nt low rale.
be able lo overuiku her.- lurur d r.nmnrrr 'l',1P ul'derlgMuJ, who IS ClKltrOClor for lllfl r.Slte.
underlukes lo furnish gissj Ciairhea and sii"'rli
I I cams. Ho will, also, for a niislera'n coiisiderii
Thr Hurrhn,, of Trx. -The N.ateher (M,,- j(,n ,,nvft poa.,,,. fr0m Witkosboro lo
pi) Courier, id the 1 tlh ultimo, furnudies the following , u..n 1 . u. . ..11.
.ntelk-eno, relanve lo tho purchaw of Texas by the , ". ""'7.
I nit.-d States (,overamnt. . Is it true' Cannot the rAUI irom tulem lo Bliowii a Urns Konds,
WasJnngUm (jpera give us some light utsm tho aub- 87, ilistunco 10 miles.
pel It: trig h Ri gmtrr.
"We mentioned, a few week ago, that there was a
romonr abmnd that a treaty was in Washington, bc-tw-en
tha United State and Mrs am, by which Texas
was ceded to the former. Our information Ru is
such as to leave us but little doubt of die fact To
avoid all constitutional questions aa lo llio righrto pur-
rhn4 lilt, tlljkUonf fllan U M nn.la . n,l kutn
adopfed: aa the lino between Mexico and the Cn ted . ,""MT 'J fr"'n1 gfHy. Omt be ia now
Slates Ima never been run by the authority of the two1 romving Ins 1 nil supply of (food ; which ron
eovernuients, ami of course is still unsettled, to avoid sists of a general, heavy, and well selected atnrl-
an expoiiHO anu controversy tierealler, lor a certain pay- men! of
111c.n1 ui money 10 oc mad to uie Mexican government : fisfl Aaiain Te a mm es5")' mn rvsfa
wsiwwaiaisaii S1 w w ? w a f
AKNER CARMICIIAF.I..
Wilkcstx.ro, September ID, IH.iX pl
To Country Mcrchants.
rpiir SuWrilier b'g leave fo inform bis cus
hy the United Jitatct, it ia agreed that Ue Rio dd Norte r
aiiall be llio dividing lige.
The W ashmston Globe is industriously at wor
DARING ROBaERY.
On Monday night last the bod-nsmi of Capt. J. II
MtloY, of this town, wis entered while the Captain
was asleep, without awaking him, and robbed of a con
siderable oimiilily of clothing, among which were those
which he hud worn during the day, and in the p-ket
of one of the pieces of which was the sum of Thrf
JIundrtd VullarM, principally in United Slaicj iionk
notes. Diligent search waa made the i.cxt morning,
but fur aomeumc without success. At length, however.
,-. maiMQ -wai.d. reeled. tva Jtm.Jbty ,uLeukr4mnml.L
k to J , ,L.. .,. .. . r
Hardware t Ciilltr),
1 1 ATS AND SHOES,
Drug and .TlrdiriiK,
Without further enminieration, hia Hlock com-
(irises almost every article now in common use iu
(In country It ia interior lo nanr in r nvctleville
C. J. ORRKLL.
N. Bi Personal an.l strict atlein,m will be given
lo the receiving and forwarding (mods; reeaivin
t olton ami older I r.Klure lor olorngo, Sale, or
opiniim! And, prny.'lrtve Hot FREEMEN a right to
oppose wliat tliey believo to be wrong, even if Arulnio
Jacknon sliould be the author 1
These ire new doctrine m this country. The name
ia only wanting to complete the American Despo
tism we have a "military chieftain" at the head of
our Government, who says and does ad best suits hia
pleasure, and takes " the rttpontibdily ," So luia Rua
ua, and other Dedrwtiiima of Europe.
"Gallatin, Aug. 20, 1935.
Cor. W. Barbow Dba Sib: I herewith send you
a copy of abetter recently received from President
Jackson tlie" Whole of which I renuest you to hae the
mwHnna to nulilifili in the Nashvil lo remibliran.
uVoura,rpcctrully, AMEWIiV;11-
" Rip Ram, Aug. 8th, 1833. .
uririD Ri? IT.avinnr seen, in the Nashville Repub
lican of the !48lh of July, 1835, chargee agamir Maj:
AiHlreW i. IKKieiOD,w ' aousing uio rrcswciti a na.i
for political and electioneering purposes, I feel myaelf
callW61n Juaticrto
pronounce thia chargS ifc calumny; tilterly destitute
Of ir.llll. III J,v. p.i.iM-- '- "
the IfepaWicartr' ' I never taivo franked- any1 letters tw
package fur Mai. Doncleon without being informed ot
their contents. The public documents, and the news
paper containing them, which I have franked tQ lny
constltneota, and old frienda and acquaintances, have
been addressed aud directed, fbi the iiswt part, by Col.
Earl bad. Andrew Jackson, Jrm? adopted aon; and
never by Mnj. Donelson, excert in a few instances,
when they were addressed by him at my request,
have further to add, that all the aUtementa in the
Republican, in regard to the agency of Major Donelaon
and P. P. Blair, Ej Editor ot the Globe, in inducing
or in preparing my letter to the Rev - Mr. Gwin, is
equally false and unfounded. I wrote it immediately on
ino the article in the Republican, and intended it as
a rebuke of wliat I considered an onwarrantablo use of
my name, to auiwene me viewi oi raciioua uu-igueia,
implicate the Whigs at the north in the schemes nf the
Aboirtionists ; becauseT some one or two old Ferlcrat
Editors and associates of Van Jluren, favor their doc
trines. Wa would advise lha Globe to drop thia subject aa
soon as powible; and we wonder how it m that Mr. Van
Bnren baa permitted the Globe to atir up a ques'ion
which rniie.t..bf anything bnt favorabla lohiaproepccU in
the somt Ho that live in a -ghiaa houie should not
throw atones." The New-V'ork Eevening Post, the
organ of the Van Buren party In that City, favora the
abolitionisU; so doea sevefaV Van-Buxca mcuibcrj to
Congrew from New-York what aign ia Una, Mr.
Dlair I .
07" Dr. Ruckir.Thi diitinguuhed gentleman is
singularly unfortunate in hia political career ; he can
please neither friend nor foe. One would liave diouglif,
that, after the very great sacrifice which he must have
made for the "Great Republican Party," in leaving his
practice of Steam, in Teunessee, and travelling all the
way to Baltimore, and there disposing of the fillecn votes
of Tonneaseo, to the best of hia abilities, and all for the
benefit of the "Great Republican Party," we say, Uiat
we think this, should, at loast, haye screened him from
the abuire ot the members of. that Pyrty. But be ; The
terraqueous Globe ia out upon him, in the same language
uanally appropriated td the Bank Whig and Nullifi-
cra." Kucucrwyg mat ne acteu unoer oiw.uun
Etwurd Carter, who had been lurkim' nh.Mil the town . Shipment us fhf 6wiirrrwy flirec'i;' tTJ J'.'fX'
fir some week., and who, it was suid, had lell tliat i Hriek Row, flayinoiinl,
rnomiBg for- Lancaster. A. jnrtr imntecli".tely ftarti-d i Fnvelteviile, Seplenilwr 19, 1S33. rjm
in pursuit, and overtook bun about twenty miles iW-- - . l...- ..
Camden, where he had taken up for the niirht On! PinZfH afJiir fir nilt ill if
searching hi.n tho whole of the money was found, and f " UJflU' w",t' tj.
the culprit brought back and lodged in jail. Ho bad
,i.fcrh,lhe 0W"'Ct ,rH,-,."f M TE Eaamiiiation of the Bludonla of thia insti
giatratea and rreeholdcra; and, being found guilty, waa I . . . . . . . , . , , , ,,
Sentenced by thf Court tp be hmZ m the third f nrtayT -l (f,-- -h?.l7'.,.,
in October next CutnJr Journal, of September li. j county, N. C) will lake place oo llie 14lh of Oc
tober next, wii ine uay i. mowing, mere win on
an Kxhibition of polite, instructive, and entertain-
wo aaid at die time) from the HrAire-nou at Washing
ton, and tliat he travelled from Washington in company
with Speaker Stevenson, Blair of Uie Globe, and Sha
drackPenn, a- member f the Caucus from Pennaylya
nia. Blair gives tliia the flat, and says lliat he knew
nothing of the miscreant ! ! at the time of die caucus I
Now, If -we ware in Ruokar'a place, aincciia oiuat
have aufTered, both in a pecuniary and pAyne-al light,
wa would, makaout a iaHajccfiiint again?? Jilt Tjrwaorcf
and Directot-General of the "Great Republican Party,"
Mr. Van Buren, and present it fbr payment And, in
ease of a re:usal lo pay, a recourse to the lately
frequented tribunal of Judge "ZiyncA" would probably
heal all dUsentiona amongst the parties litigant
f Judge White in Missouri The frienda of JudgtS
White have already commenced die formation of an
Electoral- ticket in Missouri. The Fayette Monitor
says: "The Slate ia undoubtedly fbr White against
Van Buren, and die ball will move onward." It pre
dicts Uie election of the ticket by 4,000 majority. A
correspondent in die same paper says " We have seen
and heard enough of the late election to know that Mr.
Van Buren will be badly beaten in this State,"
UMTED IV WEULOCK,
"tn Iredell enmyr4be. flttt-intoV by A. IIowardY
Esq., Mr. BENJAMIN NOLES to Miss CVNTHIA
HEAD. ' v, ....
AUs on tho sanio day, by die same, Mr. JOHN A.
CARTER, formerly oT Raiulolph county, to Miss MI
RANDA C. ALBEA, of Iredell. All for White t
In An .n county , on die 20th ult , by 1 lerly, Kan.,
Mr. W. G. BUTLER to Miss ELIZABETH HOOK
ER; Also, by the same, on the '27th ultimo, Mr. SA
MUEL HOOKER to Miss ZI LP. IA BUTLER. Also,
by the sann Mr. HAMPTON L1NSEY to Miss
ELIZAJIETII BELEW. :
In Montgomery county, on the 31st ultimo, hy Jisieph'
Pasons, lq., Mr. JOSHUA HURLEY to Must SUSAN
JENKINS.
DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
In Iredell county, on the 30th ultimo. Mr. ISRAEL
MORRISON, aged abcrat 27 7eara.AIo, irr Btates4
ville, on the same day, tha infant child of Mr. Uaniol
viije,
Slotit
too. aged about one vear. Also, in Uie same coun
ty.oo the 6th iortant, WlLUAM TUCKER, son fj
Mr. 1 nomas Tucker, aged 4 years.
uig Dialogues ami rlayts together with a variety
of,orrgTnar8Wecheirdrc Pa rmi r tiurduuuT
and frienda or lilernture are requested In attend.
The Hxercisea of the next Session mMiths)
wilt be rtisuiiKid on the 1st Monday in Novtmber.
Rates of Tuition:
Latin and Greek Languages and sciences . 810
The following is the Course pursued, vi :
In the Latin :
Adams', or Rudditnan's
-Oramtnar.
Jifcoh'a Latin Reader.
CiBrfar, Virgil, Cicero,
Sullust, and Horace.
In the Greek :
Valpv's Grammar.
Jacob's Greek Reader.
Greek Testament,
GrmciB Minora.
Grrecm Majora.
Any Student can have the use of the above
menlinnod books, Uigether wilh.lhe necessary vo
cabularies, at 19 50 per session; or can purchase
tliem on moilerato icrms: nnarrjmjr can be harl,
iinwctsiM BMW
I WILL SEM
Ona Credit of Sis Months, on Ae 22nd of this
month, the following property, viz r
TWO PIANO FORTES,
One of which is of the heat tone and workmanship:
A good let of Globes; Six large Mapt,
on Rollers; Four uedi; TWO Allien cowi;
All my Household and Kitchen t urniture, com
prising many articles' nearly new, and valuable.
. Also, at the same time, tha Houses' sod Lois
where I now live, will be rented until the 1st of
January next. BENJAMIN CXJTfRELL.
September 12,1835. , ' pa
in respectable families, at from SI 00 to fl 25
per week.
a a a . a a .
It is lo bo hoped, mat ine saiuonous aiiuauon
of Poplar Grove Academy i, the,, moderate terma
of Tuition and Boarding, and the good moral so
ciety of the neiehhourhood, will induce a liberal
georgI: t. emersom.
SeirtaiiiliMilSimJ
iJ2r The Charlotte Journal, and the Yorkville,
8. C. Journal of the Times are requested to in
sert the above Advertisement until the 14th of Oc
tober, and forward Iheir accounts to Mount Monroe
P.p., Iredell county, N. C G. T. E.
BLUM'S J:
CAIIOLI.A ami VIRGINIA
Aljl Ai ACliH V O II t30,
Calculated fi the mrrulian of SALEM, N. C
ASMAIX SlH'l'l.Y of the above Almanacks have
been received, and may be had at THIS OFFICE,
Price 10 cents per copy ta. . ' .. , -
no hi: xlxv jr.ivr.LT.rnv.
7
Watchct
Till Hol.arr.ber haa jusl return
rd from I'lnlad. Ipliiu, here ho
jiurch4cii & rich aasortmeitt of
WATCIIEfl, .
a) a4 vV aaarfarfaaa ai a Aatf
msxLI f'f,e vml recent Fashions,
tjeiitl. MH u's OolJ and Silver Lever, '
lo. d.t. Di.plei,
Indies' Gold Iifver and do.
Ilsin I'rtglih and Dais - ,
Fine Gold fob-Chains and Keys f 7
Fine rialed Fob Chlins and Keys , ,
Ladies' Plated Neck Chans"
A rich aenrtmeiil of Breast Pins tad Rings 1
Fine Kat Rings, Gold and Plated
Ladir s' Jel, H.lver, and Gill Wtiat-ltuckWa f '
Shell M'isi Boies and Silver Pencils
A lsra aaaortmeiil of Spectacles fur til Eyes J ,
Indies' and Geotlemen a Fine Pocket IWks f
Suierior YVadea and Bulchs Ceocara Razors
M Pocket Knivet and 8ciasNrs
faiher and Silk Money. Purees
Indies' large Turk and Sida-CtHnbs .
Do. Snuff (t.iiea, ami Thimbles
Fine Plated Castors and Caiklle-tticls, ' (
Touether with Chains, Pistols, Seals, and Keys.
Ac Als Silver Spiams and Sugar-Tonga.
llu hopes thai b.a rrieuds and Lualonrera will
rail and ae bia fine saanrlnient. and BUY .He
will at II biw for CASH, or on a sh. rt credil
Ordera from distance will be j.romjilly filled.
natthesand l.hsrks repaired well, and Oar.
ranted for Tweht Months. (O" Old Gold and
Silver taken in exchange Sr Jewellery.. . ,
JOHN V. PALMLR.
Biilisbury, Bi-plember Vi, 1833. If
0L03Z h VTATSU IliZS?.,
ji:vi:i.Li:u & milvu-hitii.
RESPEt TFU LLY in.
forms his Frienda and lha
Public, that he still curiti.
nuea lo carry on I he above
busmras, in all its various
bra ih lies.
His Bhop ia slill kept on
the Main-street, in Salisbu
ry, one dor above the Store of Samuel Ltmly it
Ami. Watches and Clocks of every kind will be
RE P AIRE I) with neatness, at short notice,
i resartiiubie terms, and Warranted for 1 2
Months. . 7
He wtH always keep on band a variety of arti
cles in his line; simIi as
Puieni Lever WafclltMs, (English, French,
Swiss, and Dulrh.)
G.dd ami Plulrd Fob Chains,
(ii Id and Plated Watch Guards.
Gold and Plated Watch Keys.
Gold and Plated Watch Seals.
Gold Ear-bob, Breast pins, and Finger-riifgs,
(luteal fushion.)
Silver Ware; Ever-pointed Pencil Cases, and
Leads.
Silver SMc(actf, and steel frames and glasses.
Fine Pocket and Dirk Knivee, and Silver Fruit
Knives.
Pocket Pistols and Dirks.
Ilrenxt Buttons and Musical Botes.
Gill and Sioel Walch Chains and Keys.
OT OIJ Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
articles purchased at hia shop, and in payment for
woik done and debts due. 1). L. P.
If '
SiiliHlajry, August 22
MO'U NEW (JOOI)S!
Hf tiry W, WtOH would hiform his frienda
and the public, that be has just received, directly
from the North, an entirely new Stock of Staple ana:
Fauey Dry-Gioila, Groceries, and Coufecliooanea, which -he
will dispoe of CHEAP fbr ciudi. His Stock eon
sisK in part, of Fine blue, and other Cloths, Satinets,
ISrrattmns, H'lmbaiinrs, and Drilling! ; Vrstings of
mrinus ktndt; Hals, Bonnrts, and Short; Hard-ware,
Querns-ware, Cutlery, and Crorkeru-ware , Sugar,
o4 Cofa; l'owJerr mo4 Ltad good smiiking and
chewing Tobacco, f-e. fr.
His CO.N'PECTiONARlES coruist of various Can
way -skav
H. VV. VV. particularly requests the public to call
and examine hw Stock, as he is very certain that he
can fiud aouictiung to please all. .
- waiishiiry, M-iitfliitiajeteaav2 .H M "
aai
IV
li &..TOTT3n PA02Z0270,
tUK. 1835.
HORACE JL HEARD. TaJlor.
EGS leave lo inHirm his frrenoV, and the wibHe -
in H)IU aa I ftiinfr frilPm in Ik a as I i nam u.il I -J.Ua.a.a
aaa viibh.i ai asaaaa vawss iia ssi liira Wlli ajwfly sj
Ka llmnlcliiltv nvflivaaii Kv liim. miui vnarnawt in ksa.
"-"-..i .ww-..v mrj aaaaa-w waw vitwUIVU UI
most Neat, Fashionable, and Durable manner -00.
ermaaareaaonablc aa any in thia section of covo i.
try. IL IL B. hopes, from his Iwg practice of his
busineNS, (a number of years of which time be
resided- in the city of Philadelphia.) and from lha
general satisfaction ho has heretofore given to hia
numerous respectable and fashionable customers, to
merit and receive a portion of tha patronage of the
public in general.
,tr He flatters himself that hia CITTTTVn
really superior lo any done in this State, as may
1 . . 1 . . if. . . 1 , ' . . f
lie losioo oy ine unuispuiea elegance 01 ht Which '
atteiids garmcnU made in his establishment. He
ia in tho remilar roceint of thn Reoorts nf tha fa
shions aa they change both in the large cilieaof
tnis country ana 01 Europe so that gentlemen - -imv
bA-aatiarled- that-4heir ordera will silamra ka
. - - - ..... -,
eveuieu in ine very otiesi aiyie.
" . 1 ' e ' if . tit
Orders from a distance will be attended to with
the same punctuality and care aa if the customer
were presenj in person.
Salisbury; September. 19, 1835. ly
Dricki-Masoni and IIone-Carpntera
rwraajaj Tf5X?TM-L'JMIZram--aMom
'pFIE Building Committee of the Manual Labor
lour or ure lirlcu Houses'
For said institution, on' Ortohstr lha Tik i tl.
- - . - , t I1W
residence of Win. I Davidson in Mecklenburg
County, two miles from the site of said institution i
when and where a general plan and specification.
' - aa a -''
01 construction win oe prepared and contracts en
tered into." Contracts for the- Brick and Carpen
ter'awork will be combined or seperate, as cir.
Cttmstances may require, ah persona who hava
a winu 10 undertake are requested to attend. By
order of tha Commissioners.
WM. L. DAVIDSON,
September 12, IMS. . p4
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