Q
Poetry
"kith vct KFMAINS C Nil NO.
T i: HAPPY FAMILY.
. J Rl M, Oi Till: M. I- CHt'RCII.
BY anv
there biij to bo found in tl r.se regions below.
Where care fnns no wrrow rnvenoiuM to throw!
A rose from the wild briar free!
Where the rn'ivi c.eis remote from ambition' extreme.
An-.i ponce heds h-T soft and rnmiificirnt beam !
'Tis the fi:riL'C t"' fctanda near some nrurnuxrm;;
stream.
With a knI peaceful family.
?To honour they court from tin lord of mankind.
No plenFuresboyt.n l what a bine they may find,
A frurah but competent cheer:
No profusion rfiittcrin" wealth tin they crave.
But life's h"Ioo::i:n comfbrts they constantly have,
As the fruit of their toils whic'i they prudently nave.
And with genrous simplicity elure.
There a richness of virtuw enables their heart?.
Improved lv the graces religion impart.
And' chirms that wilh innocf nee blend;
The demon of ill from the circle is driven,
An l each Grateful hosom receives what is given,
(.With perfect delight) as the bounty of heaven.
Which providence plea ses to senJ.
When the sweet breathing- morn lights earliest my.
And the. dew drops like pearls jnn the new ri.-ms day,
They all how the suppliant knee;
And then wuh an ardour wh'cli heaven doth inspire,
Their devotions nwt ml, awaked is the lyre,
As if kindled airain were the primitive tire.
Which prophets in vision did sec.
Tree, unrestraint friendship is warmly cxprcssM,
And each with the fcnuV.-t benovolcnce blest,
In mutual harmony move;
The parents directs with afil-ct innate sway.
And iiile their loved charge vith the noblest display,
And thus glide ino-t happy their reason away,
A circle of pleasure and love.
Where pure unafircted simplicity' found.
And kindness and social conteniineiit abound.
With genuine piety joiifd ;
In the castle or cot, on the mountain or plain.
The bl'ws doth acquire a porpetml reign.
And Finn's lovcJ bowers all blooming again,
T. a cheerful and virtuous mind.
n l f k n u !; d a ii t i c l i:
"I'rvui i!tf ri.ttnl Stall Ttlegrayh if lhc. 31 13G.
DOINGS IN THE SENATE.
Michigan Cittsmox. On yesterday, Mr. Grundy
introduced a b;ll provi.Jincr for the admission of -Michigan
into the Union, and ured its imrrudiate considera
tion, on the plea thjt it was essential to dispose of the
ffibj. ci before the firf-tof Janu iry, tn order that the new
State -i)ii:ht receive its rateable proportion of the sur
plus revenue. His proposition was supported by Messrs.
Buchanan and Ronton, and opp.! by Messrs. Callmun,
Kwin.' of Ohio, and Morris. The tacts seemed to be
as follows:
At the bet session Congress parsed an act providing
fir the admission of the new State into the Union, un
der certiin provisions' or conditions referring to the
oispuroii rxninuary wiiwpph if new oniu .nm vu,.-, :
r t 1.... iv a,nlrtMkL- t wft 'o in 1 Ki t
m 1 I t ' . '
act Upon this, tne legislature or .nciuyiii wm-u
contention in oursuance of the express provision of
the act of Congress; and that convention, composed of
d'degntes elected by the people for the oli mid rxclu-v'i-rnnrnrwe
of ex'nress'n? the will of the people on
the suhiect, determined not to nccopt of the otK r of J
t onress, and reinsert to enurr trie union on me comn
tio'n and under the limitations imposed by the act.
ilu'is-equcntly, in October last, certain nrbitrary pro-
. uiniti' cit-lial in ilir Oitiit-, anal tniJiut.-i umn'inlxiii
ca.Ud, was hrld. which determinetl to nocpt the
out anv color of authority from the legislature, or any
ctlr r department of the State Government The ffn t
j -..p.-d wis to 7io what the Stite. according to its
e.:HbiiMied form 4. bad done ami Mr. Grundy's bill pro--iv
to mnction, by art rf Co.iress, this inh'-ima!,
extra-constitutional, and arbitrary repeal ef a solemn
act of the constitut;onaI auflnirit of the State.
Tl?e render will t once perceive the main jtnintf.
Michigan l n Stair, but a State out of the Union.
She has a constitution, and a regular form of roern-
rront in full operation. She. there Tore, must poak and '
pet through her Government, as other States do. Hut,
fro:n the nay this adrn'misf ration came into jnwer, thorr
has bton a schema systematically arranged, to break
down the St.te G ivcrn.n-nt, and to throw the people;
flndcr the control of the Federal Government This
Yx HiiCtvered in all the proclamations, pro-.
tests manifestoes, and other pspe.rs emanating from the '
Executive. It may ho seen m the Lite Pr.,oeeiM,gs or :
ltie nnarchists in Marylnn!. ami m the nisoriranizinL'
doctrines of Dallas, Wilkins, and Kendall, in Pcnnsyl
. . t ... . i. t.:n
?in:a.
iVlliI now li i.iny w- :--. i in i n'j I'm
ir.
irumiy.
This hill intends nothing more nor less than
f Ka ioeo.riiitioi rY trr rcviti intirv ilivrtrin oj
The I
...w, 1.A C!f.tr
under the exclusive control of t lis great BihyloTi of:
consolidation, the Ftlt-ral GovoT.meu!. The scheme
wa.- met at once by the gentleirvn above named, aivl
t n ihe motion of Mr. t-iiI!ioiin, tiie bill was mule the
ord'.rof the dny lor Mon lay no.vt. We shall
lull, tuur tu iliv ruujt.xi ijt irunvi.
DOIXGS I.V THE HOUSE.
the Administration is carrying on it war nrraiist the
States. The reader will soc that a memorial has been
presented by Mr. Glbraitii, praying an amendment
t. :.ie cnnstitetion to restrain ta Sta'es from incorjm- (
rating banks. J Jus is DL:t tne c t'r.N rpart ot toe g"i :
burying scheme; and whiio it aims to f-r(nluce excite
mer.t. and to throw the people unler the power of dem
e;;o:."ies, it lev. Is its accustomed shafts at the rights ot
:!?e States. It ;rtpfse to take r.c-i trona the led' rat
power :n tlio i in.!of this great Rabvlon. These n.ove- 1
monts are pressed just as Mr. Martin Van Huron is go- j
i;i' ii to oo'ver, and indicate his future nobev. The;
lag !i to power, an.I indicate his future policy. 1 ho .
ador will k.sep his eye on the main Vo,nt. I h-y are,
r'. tr. .li.iim s i t ho nut mntf of th. SlatM. ip b ( nc
',..,, tt...rnt!,orirrl,Htl1,.l- h.nv.. I.itl.orlnnvnrril
f-co;,,'. to h ave the right of the Federal G ur rnn.ent i
to inc.v-porato ba-iksjt'st where it is. tin.leterniined. sol
as to :t hereafter; and, thin!, to throw the whole j
mon-y .Viw-T of th? CTulted. without lot or limitation, j
in Tii- !: -nds .f the F.-m,l (.'m cr urirnt. These are
ii!'.-'rri jniT7K.tr.'-t i i :,iein l.v-.-i ann i ii rn a s utev
. 1..' . - . I. .1 1
Tf
taav. To hreakull th State hnnl.c Is.-? favorite scheme.
as I will Ik? e sort of herald. .r aiiint cvuritr, to the
gt.i ' hii'iilmg.
W e rhallseo wlirt wi'I lT(!inn. The memorial was
rfVrred L .? Seiect Commtlter. hvn I-ir'e nnjority, the
frie -; i t Snto ri-jlits voting fo,- tii" referrence in order
to f i-ee the cork?id-'tion:sts lo i?ow their hands. They
have heon for a Vng time talki-g of their schemes Jet
then co-.v come oirvaml fty what tboy rnran to do.
1 o" KieiiiTiorj'i V'hio ea-ni'stlv advocates
ates aj
ni ier-j
f?ei:thorn C v-;.tson f.r the purpose f ro
;pgf!i iirc urftion. A hazardous orperitreiit.
Miilh' t pot provoke a Northern Convention upon
lb --lire 'ihiert. PuIa. Ii'.'irrr.
: "' nor Northern Convention n "i.-i von
p'.c'' tnd dn all yon dare sr:d ee who will tir.f
grow s'rk of any CulIUion whiob tvny e:r--oe Itv
on McJDoGf. CJiarleston Alcrcvrj.
Govvriin.ents intodisrcpu:e, and. by removing their re will ot only $i l. Halves ami (Quarters hi the
straint-. to throw the country into contusion, and to nrne proportion. To be bad, in the greatest aric
dra w the peon!i by the acr and aiew-als if demagogues ; ty tif ntimliors, at
;I.r,rr7ir-ohnoitissdor.tr.st..rhat-butfrointhe Ii' ' , ' , , , . '""'"
.V'fl..r, the powers which they hc rxercicd from the , . Jkx, 1 llI,II'lt,eI,,,,JI "Ped from Lun
JIi,ini!atio!i of the IlepuMic. " It projKes to diminish J 7n a"rt ari? ,,e coiitinnes to carry on the
their authoritv: and more and more to consolidate all i above business at Til 12 LARGE IlRICIv ROW.
flU P frf
t-aaa3Kgirsr.TmFsi
ISicIi, ami Fashionable
ASSORTMENT OP
rfMIE Subscriber has just returned from Phila
delphia with a very Rich Assoi tmcnt of
Watches, Jewellery, &c,
CONSISTING or
Gentlemen's 3c Ladies' fine Gold Lever Watches
Do. do. Silver do. c!o.
Finnish, French, and Swiss do.
Fine Gold Fob Chains, and Keys.
Ladies' Gold Neck Chains'.
Shell Music Boxes.
A very rich assortment cf Breast-pins, Ear-rings,
and Finder. rings.
Silver, Fluted, and Jctt Kelt Ruckles.
A lar;e assortment of silver Spectacles, with con
rave, dividing, green, and double glasses.
Silver Combs and IJutter-knives.
Silver Fruit Knives and Thimbles.
Do. Pencils and Tooth Picks.
A very superior assortment of Razors made by Ro
gers, Shepherd, and Wade ek Hutcher.
Also Rogers', Shepherd's, Wade & Butcher's Dirk,
Pocket, and 1 en Knives.
Fine Plated and Paper Castors and Candle-sticks.
German Silver, Table, Desert, and Tea-spoons,
warranted superior to silver, and cheaper.
Silver Sjoons.
Together with Purees, Steel Chains, Keys, and
Fine Pistols, and Percussion-cap.
lie invites the People to call and see his as
sortment. 1 hose living at a distance will nave
their orders tilled on as good terms as if they
were present JOHN C. PALMKK.
Salisbury, N. C, Dec. 3, 1S30. (Jin
NOKTII CAROLINA
State lottery,
For the brnrft of the SALISllUllY ACADEMY,
FIRST CLASS FOR !8:7
To Jc Iravn al Fayellevillc,
ua aaiuruayi liiu ux r euruury,
V fJ A 1 n t -m aJ saw
CToiialiiiinCiosi $yem,
70 Xutcbcr Lottery; 10 ilrairn ballots.
SPLENDID SCIIEMC.
1 Prize of .13,000 DOLLARS
I ITIze ol" (),DU() do.
1 Prize of 3,000 do.
1 Prize of LV100 do.
1 Prize of l,i300 do.
1 Prize of 1,100 do.
20 Prizes of 1,000 do.
20 Prizes of 500 do.
20 Prizes of 300 do.
20 Prizes of 300 do.
20 Prizes of 200 do.
30 Prizes of 100 do.
Besides many of -Sa0, -SCO, ."0, S tO, A c.
A: ;n oil or;o oor
" v v.
Whole 'lickut.i
Halves
(inartcrs
82
0
A certificate for a package of 2" whole tickets
At tlie Ap
Apothecary Store, Salisbury, N. C.
UeJali" ami Ir4fi'i'Iins:
in thk
there-,70. C J-Iv, C Li IT A CC.TVSITICIT
-
4 FEW copies of the aboo work neatly pni
! ed and eler:intly Itoiind just received, ami t
int
or
511 i msui.H.t j.ric per copy.
Subscriliers to the work at Salisbury and
JFocksrillc, can get their copies bv appiving a?
alxive. Jan. 7, iSM7.
BENJAMIN rilALEY,
Salisbury, whei e be is prepared to do nil kind of
Tailoring in a very sujerior style, durable and
hishronaiile. :?nl t armntnrl t? I...m vii -.i
fushtonable, :.nd warranted to fit well. Ml orders
frni a disf ,j , faithfully executed
... . . ,l,l,l e. cui .1,
"l 1 i"""" .Ml KIUOS Ol Ctlt-
,,I., - r y bini on short notice. He
continties to act as Agent for some of the most
fashionable Tailors of,ev York and Philadelphia,
tberelbrc any Tailors wishing instruction in the
sirt of Cttttinif can U itistnietort l.v ml!m.,nn Ti,..
- ------- it-, 'if if, "4
fair.in Fra!ey,S:i!ibnrv, a: the largeF,rick Row.
Move etvoes NS -awVihW
TUf' Jiibcribor informs those having NogTOes
1 for sale, that he is still in the hus?r.c.-.-.,nnd is
desirous of purchasing a laro number, for which
be will at all tunes give the highest cash prices.
Persons wishing to soil would do well to give him
notice, before they do ell.
Letters on this subject, directed to Salisbury,
N. C, will meet with prompt attention.
KOI1ERT HUIE.
. j. - - - - , - HI
Times he foimtl nt Dr. IJoyd's Hotel, in Charlotte,
prepared to make purchases. All letters address.
"J to him at Charlotte will be promptly attended
It. II.
Salisbury, Jun 11, 1636. tf
i. l. .ir. Jo in Jones, n.v Aeent v.-iil t ii
. a S iovt roroivnil fl. l .t.- t'.l.:.... - C "N"
T7CVTI GiCXA.V.
rIlIE subscriber 13 desirous of selling a T.act o.
Iiiid, K ing in Surry county, in view of the
Town of Jonesville, containing
WITH BETWKEJf
lO and GO Acres ot first rate ISo
toin faiitl.
Most part of the Land is uncleared, of strong soil,
suitable to the cultivation of Tobacco, Corn or
Wheat, with a quantity of excellent meadow Land.
The Land lies within G or 7 miles of the route that
it is stipjKiscd the contemplated Rail-Road from
ravettevillo to M ilkesborough mil run.
Persons wibinr to purchase valuable land would
do well to call and view the premises. lerins
made easy to the purchaser.
THOMAS IIAMt'TO.N.
Jonesville, Surry Co., N. C. Dec 24, 1S3G.
Slate ISaiak of Aorlli-Carolina.
fpURSUAXT to a Resolution of the Stockhold-
pru ,f iKia rtntik. nt their Inst nriniinl General
.Meeting, all persons having claims on said Bank
for Dividends of Capital or Profits Dcpositcs, or
Notes issued by the Principalllttnk or its branches,
aro earnestly desired to present them for payment
to the I rcasurcr of the Bank, on or liefore the first
.Monday in November next. Otherwise, they will
15 luirred, as the Stockholders will then make a
final dividend of the Rank.
S. F. PATTERSON, President.
Raleigh, December 23, l-SSfl. 30 Sin
OCT To be inserted in all the newspapers printed
within the State of North Carolina for three months
the hills to Ik? sent to the Treasurer of the Dank,
who will pay them to order.
IISUSEI PA'I'UXT I62itiS AAO
IUST received, and for sale at THIS OFFICE,
the following Invaluable Patent Drugs and Me
dicines, viz:
BOON'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC
AND
A:Ti-sti i.ioijs ve:c; etaklk
Which if taken in time will prevent Bilious Fe
vor, Jaumlice, Spleen, Ague and Fever, and is de
cidedly the best medicine yet discovered lor that
scourge Dystepsia, that has unstrung the nerves
and prostrated the most vigorous in our land.
They relieve Costivt ness, Head-Ache, Dry Tonguef
Shortness of Breathing, Giddiness, Dimness of
Sight, Drowsiness, Restlessness, which will secure
comfortable sleep at uiht. If taken w ith calomel,
thev will prevent anv bad effects from that mineral.
" PRICE, PER BOTTLE.
IIONrIVCU7ES
YEGETABLE TONIC BITTERS,
roit THE
One Bottle of this .Medicine has never been
known to fail in eflcctiag a perfect cure. At least
any person purchasing and using the Bitters, and
are not satisfied as to its effects, by returning the
Bottle, shall have buck the, price, 2 per Jfottlc.
JIOATACiJlIirs
Anti-Spasmodic Tincture,
OK
For Diarrhoea, in ali of its various forms, Dys
entary, Cramp Colic, Cholera Morbus, Asiatic
Cholera, After Pains of Lying-in Females; and in
thi it is thn Mother's Comfort, in that it is the
very Uiat preparation for the summer diseases of
children, that has vet been introduced mto the
chamber of the distressed.
PRICE, r- CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Bonaparte' (C'ami) lin:is$;isi?
MIXTURE,
Pott KXTRACTINO
Grease, Tar, Turpentine, Paints Oils, Arc. from
CarjetJ, Floors, Cloth, Hats, and Silks by which
CWif Collars am made to look as fresh as any part
of the Coat.
PRICE 30 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
OC?" Directions on each Buttle for using.
OCT tlI.TAi;K'.s RAMI ;
AN INDIAN CUKEtvrTOOTII-ACIIE.
'PIIH established reputation and constantly in---
creasing dcrmind tr this effectual ifM..ely f.f
pain and preservative of the Teeth, has induced
the subscriber to offer it to the American Public.
Arrangements have been made to supply agents in
all the principal cities and towns of the" U. States,
so as to place it within the ieach of those suffer
ing, and likely to suffer, with the most harrassmg
of all riches, (tooth-ache.) When applied accor
ding fo directions given on the bottle, it has never
failed to afford immediate and permanent relief.
It also arrests the decay in defective teeth sind re
lieves that soreness which so frequently renders a
strong tooth useless.
The application and remedy arc simple, inno
cent, and not unpleasant; and the large number of
persons, in various sections of the country, that
have already experienced such delightful and sal
utary benefits from the use of the Balm, are rea
dy to bear (for the public good) tlieir testimony to
its unrivalled rpjalities.
It is an Indian remedy, obtained singularly and
unexpectedly, and may be regarded by the civili
zed world as the most valuable discovery of the
Red Muii of the Woods.
II. B. MONTAGUE.
Petersburg, Virginia, Feb. Ii0, 1630' is
Ji supply of the above valuable JlTedicinr
kcj)t constantly for sale at Til IS OFFICE.
PRICE 81 VYA BOTTLE.
Wanted,
HOURNEYMEX TAILORS,ofgnor habits.nnd
gootl workmen none others need applv.
OCT" N. B. Also, one or two Boys would be
iiinvu w itaiu ii"; umn". jxit.ny m t HO lare
Brick Row, fcahsburv, N. C.
BENJAMIN F. FRALEY.
Salisbiu"y, Jao. 7, 1637. 31h3
VALUABLE
Land and JWegroes
'IMIE subscrilicrs, Executors of the last Will and
- 'IVi9,.,fl.,i r A n.lrnM I-.- l-oster-decil., will
proceecf o sell ut bis resilience, 19 miles North of
Salisbury, and 5 miles South-East of Mocksville,
in the Forks of the Yadkin, on Tucsdaij, the I Vh
of February next, between
Z0 A AD 30 iVEGROES,
Among them are Men, Bovs, Women, and Chil- J
dren, and two first rate
and a first rate
SHOEII KEU.
At the same time and place will bo sold
TWO HRSTRATE TRACTS OS'
Ha L i
One of them containing SOO AC-KISS, four
hundred of which is Wood Land, and 1 wenty
Acres new cleard Meadow, well set with Herds-
Grass. The other 1 met adjoins tins is situated
in the Fork made bv Dutchman's Creek and the
Yadkin, and contains
300 CUES OF L ND ,
WITH ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIYE CLEARED.
And in a high state of cultivation, one hundred
Veres of the cleared land hinr IJO'F'I'OJS, and
equal to any fund on the Yadkin River. To one by amputation :" the Kind.
desirous ol settling a largo farm, these two Tracts The lest medical treatment having failed to re
together would make a most desirable settlement, jlicvc the m.iii, I placed him under the care of Mr.
"Plie Land prtxluces Cfrn, Cotttm, Wheat, Kye,
Oafs, ai d is believed by good Judges, to be equal
to the Dan or James River Land for TOBACCO.
To one desirous of raising ths last productive ar
tide, a chance seldom met with for an investment,
is offered.
At the same time, will be sold between
1,000 and 2,000 Bushels or Corn :
FROM
Seed Cottosi;
Ilops, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Fann
ing Utensils, Household and Kitch
en Furniture. Pork,
Two first rate sets of Blacksmiths' Tools, an
excellent Wacfon and Harness, and a first
rine i i ti va.-ii. i ir: i.iie win iroriiiiiLncj on
Tuesday, the 14th day of February, and continue
from dav to day, until all is sold.
.. . -.i- i ti. :ii '
I erms
The Negroes will be sold at a credit of
twelve mo
ami well
. " v , .
. ... -- - ,
and othor pr.ptrty will be sold at a credit of
twelve months, with the exception of all turns under
fie dollars for which cash will be demanded.
I r i... i , ... i .1 i , . i
v. um .-u ov auvoHe ;mu iney lau in
comply with the terms of'sale. it w ill bo nut nnnwin.
' . T 1
.....1 !... 1 , .1 f -
iini nit uciiiu in liml o: IIKIiiC up
bidder. BURTON CRAIflE.
bv ttie first
ROBERT N. CRAIGE. $
December 31, 1836. ts
E.xrs.
Jldm In ist rettors9 Sale.
A lJHE sulcril)crs having qualified at tho No-
vend er Term f Rowan county Cfurt as A 1
ministrators, on the Estate of James Craige, de d.
vill otler for salv3 at public auction at the late
residence of the deceased, on Tuesday the 21th ol
January 137, the fblliwing projierty, to wit :
Horses, Cattle, Hojjs and Sheep ;
ALSO,
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Hay and Fod
der a Kod Watroa and Har-
ness.
AT-SO,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
There w ill be Hired at the same time for twelve
months.
Tlircc Likely esro iloys.
Atso,
The Saw ftlill ou the Premises,
ill le rented for twelve mouths.
Sale to continue from day to day till all be sold
Terms of sale a credit of twelve mouths, the nur -
chaser iivm: bond and approveJ security.
ROBERT N. CRAICE. ) . .
THOMAS CRAKJE, Admrs-
l0'.van co. December 31, 183G.
-4w
CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA
FOB 18 8 7:
I US'I received and for Sdle, at
' THIS OFFICE.
TRICE, 10 CENTS
CioUl liners.
Jr ANTED in.mediatclv, an experienced Gold
' .Mi'ier, who can come welj recommended for
honestv. sobriety, and industry. To stich afSie
J constant emplov inent and liberal wages wfHrbe
gtven to woric in mc vtoiu .nnr in vomnmia coun
ty, Ga. For further information, address to the
subscnler nt Parks Store, Edgefield District, S.
C, or to Richard Griffin, Esq., at Stony Point P.
O., Wilkes county, Georgia.
RICHARD PARKS.
Dec. 20. 31 3
CCr The Western Carolinian, N. C, and Mr-
j nCr's Recorder, G i. will give the above 3 inser-
i lions an.I forward tlieir accounts to Ilui Mlice tor
pav incut. Augusta Sentinel.
YYIULIAJi AV. GRAY'S
o
.-Zr I
For ti leers. Tumours, &c.
Can now be obtained of the jxitentee, at the office
of the Raleigh Register.
Single Pot, 1 dollar One dozen, 9 dollars.
U I L LI AM W- GRAY.
Raleigh, October 8, IboU.
For five or six years previous to the Spt'iv.z cf
IS;i t,a Negro man of mine had been much alllic
ted with an ulcerated arm and hand, which render
ed hint almost useless. The ulcer embraced Ci
part of his arm from the elbow flown, incluuufg
his entire ban-.!, which was literally a mass of pu
trefaction. A joint of one finger, an f a part of the
thumb, perished and dront AY. A more !istressing
and hopeless cise I have never beheld. It was
fabaniioned by his physicians as incurable, except
William . Gray, in this place, who, with hi-s
Ointment, has effectually cured the case, alttn-ub
the Negro was t'n queutlv absent, for weeks ami
I months tf get her. He has been
entirely v. elf for
the last eight months, and I hav
have eood reason to
belicc will continue so.
WILLIAM BOYLAN.
ANOTIIE5 (iREtT CLRE!
Raleigh, September 21, lb3tQ
lam now 59 years of age when in my 17 th
year, 1 reeened a wound on .: y left leg, which be
came ulcerated, and continued so until the first of
March last. It would .tccaicnallv heal up, and
then break out agai ; but most of the time, it M
in a very painful condition, the sore having extend,
od to a large size, and become very deep. I tried
many remedies to make a cure, without success,
until I applied dray's Invaluable Ointment, two
pots of which !a effectually cured my leg, and
reduced it to its natural size. The cure would
have been made much soner, bad I strictly at
tended to the directions fr the use of the Ointment;
but this 1 failed to d, while I Kk much exercise,
a;.d very imprudently used tight bandagts. Mr
leg lias been well fr mere th;ui six months, during
which time, I have walked much, yet it remains
firm and fife from all soroi.ess or inflammation.
After having leen afllietod frr a eriod of fortv-ooo
years, I now enjoy the benefit of a sound Fer nain.
LFWIS HOLLOMAN.
A Aiiyiyus! v io v 's oVvce.
rfMIE subscribers bai!g qnalifietl at November
- 'I r.-r.. .r f. t i . 4 I .!-
iii "i n.iu v.inii:n v.oun,HS -AOfiaiu-
trr.ltrj c thi- I!-it. r .u l-iin 1.'; ,I.t;.... Vit
j uercov gie ntice to all ersons having claims
aeamst shi.I l.sf;
tie, to present lhern legally as.then-
liearcd within the time prescri'.xd by law, or thix
notice will be r.lead in bar of their recovery : and
j all persons indebted to said Estate, are requested.
to COJuC forwr,ri, a,it, v,oMlo f,
THOMAS CRAICE,
r.riiTox CRAICE
dmrs.
Dccendwr
, 1530.
p6
AT SALlSDURV....Jaanary ia..l&S7.
lncon, ...
-..
12 k n V
Al !
CfBfc..-
7."i
II)
. SOata
.000 a rti
. 12 a 15
. '20 h 2A
. 1-J5 a 1 t
. 10 a 1-JJ
8a'i
Brai.dy, apple,
2 .lOi?ISPCl?, .
JS a :)'.., iis, . .
4-j a -"i'UJi.ts, . .
15 a 4Ji l'orK . .
pvach,
Ilutter, .
Cotton, in seed,
clean,
Codec, ...
Corn, . .
Feathers, . .
Flour, ...
a 3. ! Suirar, brow n,
12 a 15i " loaf; . .
. . loa 1 Salt, . . .
. . . 4.1 a ix'VTailow, . . ,
30 a 3'Tolacco, .
. . .7U a IH: Wheat, (bushel)
. . . IW (Whiskey, . . .
Unseed Oil. per galJon,"Kl 23
a 12a
2d a
Flaxseed,
AT rAYKTTIi:VlLIdv....Jar.ucry 12, 1637.
fcon, . . . . 10 a 1? Iron, . . .
Hraniiy, peach, . C & 7( Molasses, . .
5.1 a (K
43 a 4'
eppie,
Heeswax, .
(Tot'.ee, .
C)thJI, . . .
( 'urn, . .
Flaxseed, . .
Fbnir, . . .
Feathers, .
55 a 57,Xails, cut, .
21 :Si;gar, brown,
. 12. a I-i; lump, .
. !2A a lf; lojif, .
. bO a 85 Salt, . . .
150 a KiO Wheat,. . .
K a !)5( Whiskey, .
. 15 a 50, Wool, . .
Q
6a
IS
IS a 20
00 a !
50 a fw5
25 a HO
AT CIIERAW, (S. C.) January 7, 1S36.
ilacon, .
Iteeswax, .
Cotlee, . .
Cotton, .
Cjrn,
a 17 Nails and Brads..
. 20 a 1 Sugar, brown. .
. 12.J a lti. tio. lump, . .
14 a 10; do. loaf . .
. 70 a 75;:i!t, per sack, .
.100 a 120', do. bushel, .
Hi a a
12$ a 11
14 1 a ltf
10 a IS
3 25
KM)
IS a 25
12 a 14
1(K
10 alrJ
111 t "
Flax-seed, .
: ' hur, country, a ltmiCotton Barmnsr,.
1 do- nortlicrn, . 12.j0 a (Mi;li.ile lie
.ope.
1 Feutliers,
4l a 45: Wheat,
5 a (UjWfxd, . .
1 T i-..
Molasses,
"0 a 751 W.
ii'.sKey,
AT COLUMBIA, (S. C.) January 14, 1837.
Baron IS a 20' I 14 a 13
Brandy, peach,
apple,
Heeswax, .
Butter, . . .
CoQec, ...
Corn, ...
Cotton, ...
Flour . . .
75 a 67;.wolasf, . .
45 a 5t,Mackercf, . .
15 a 10 Salt, in saefis.
. 50 a G2
6-30 a 1200
.S00 a 350
25 a 3lM bushel. .
15 a lTiSugar, brown, . 12 a
67 a KHH loaf &. lump, 10 a
13 a loiTallow, . . . . 10 a
2 a 14
22
12
1200 a
4(HiTeas,
11a 1550
V
I
IWhiikej, .
40 iW
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