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March 11, 1S42.
BANKRUPT LAW."
Bacon,
Beet,
Brandy, (peach)
, Do (apple)
Butter,
Beeswax,
Bagging.
Bale Kope,
Cotton, (clean)
Corn,
Coffee,
Floor,
Feathers,
Flaxseed,
61
a la 4J
SOaitt
25a
Ma r:j
18 a St)
18 a 25
10 a m
It
S0a3A
14 a 18
4 50 a 5 IK)
35a7t
75 a W)
Do Oil, 00 a (1
Iron, 4 7
Lard, 8 a 10
Molast.es, 50 a 62
Nail, i , 8 a-8
Oau, 1ft 1 18
fork, 4 1 41
ttice, (quart) 124
Sugar, (brown) HU12
l)o (lr.) IS a Sit
Salt, (bu.) 1 25 a 1 50
Do (sack) H 75 a 4,100
Steel, (blister) 10 1
Do (cast , 25 a 30
Tullow, - ,12i,
Whisktjr, 5
t AT C1IERAW, S. CH MAY , 1842.
Beef, (scarce)
Bacon, . ,
Butter,
Beeswax,
Bagging,
Bale Rope, "
Coffee,
Cotton,
Corn, (scarce)
3
7 a
2k a 15
22 1 25
20 a 25
10 a 121
131 a 15
7 a , 6
50 a C21
Flour,
Fcallierr, '
Ijrd, (scarce)
Alolusees, i
Ouu,
Rice, (100 lbs)
ISugar, 1 .
Salt, (sack) ' '
Do (bitshej)
6(M) a 0 J
40 1 4B
7t 8
85 t 40
9740
4 a fc5
10 a 12
2 75
(7J a 1
AT CAMDEJTra APRII27, 1842.
ficcf,
Bacon,
Butter, i f
Beeswax, t
Ra firing,
Bale lU'pe,
Coffee,
4 a 5
71 a 10
15 a W
IS a 25
20
12J
15 a 10
Cotton,
Corn,
Flour,.
Feathers,
Lard,
Molasses,
Oats, .
5 a f?
50' '700
37 a 40
io Ma-
33a50
4550.
i3MU YOU SiVVi.
II ERE is large quantity of Plank, Scantling
JL and other buiklmz material on hand for Sale at
tho Mills ol Charles Fisher, on South Yadkin River,
formerly Pearson a Mill. .
A quantity ol choice curled Maple Plank, suitable
for making house-furniture of variou kind. v ;
Anv auuntitr of sawrd Shinirlea can be furnished at
i - .... - . . . .
a very abort notice, i hese feuingles are always maue
out of heart nine, or vollow DODlar. ol a rccular aiie,
and require no jointinir, but can be nailed on the roof
just as (hey tall Irom the saw Knee ffi pr i.uuuai
the AIlll. WILLIAMSON UAKtlia, Agb
December 31, 1841. i - . ' ' ,, T.
Laborers Wanted.
WJ anted, a number' of hands lo work at
v the mining business at Conrad' Hill, in
Davidson County. 1 ho usual wage will be gtv
en, and the band will be paid off weekly, or
monthly, at they may wish. Good board may be
bad near the mine on reasonable terms. ; '
T. PHILLIPS ALLEN, AgenU
January 14, 1842. i jt ' .
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THE FAMILY fttiWMPAPEIt.
J THE PHILADELPHIA
-SATURDAY COURIER.
WITH THE LAaOBST CIRCULATION IK TUI WOBIJ) ! I
rpilE Sabscriber having determined on removint; to
J. iim Snuih. wudics to disixwe of his valuable Plan-
ithin three mile of Salisbury, on tha
Stage road leading to Mr. Lock' bridge and to Lex
ington, Satbm and Raleigh, &lc. j it i the asm forme.-lj
owned by William 11. Slaughter, Esq., and it it pre
sumed generally well known. The track contain r
3G0 A.CUEH,
some of which it cleared and undor-cultivHion, tnd
about ten of it firat rate meadow land, it u watereu o
Crane Creek and two tranche which run through
the land, a excslleot orchard, eoutitting of a great
variety ol tery choic
Apple,' Peach and Cherry Trrej,
Thor are two dwtUinff House on the tract, the one
on the road it well calculated for a bouse ol entertain
ment, it being t large two ttory building, ery con
venient, having all necessary out houses conveniently
arranged.' and wppliod with an. excellent epring ol
water. The other dwelling houae is near the meadow
ground and a first rate spring, from which it it supplied
with water, and a large barn which makct it convenient
for packing away hay Tht above property ia plea
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The subscriber being anxious to tell will give a bar
gain, those wishing tor further information can be grat-.
ified by calling on tbe premises, on the aubacriber.
mcu J. JOHN T. BOWLES.
Walnut Ridge, Rowan Co., N.C., ) if
w , AprU 29, 1842. J
OF THE
X KI T BUST A. T li
'HUE Underaicned havtUkeo outa Patent for an
1 improvement made by themselves in tbe important
Grand-Sired bfjtkc
AMEItlCAN ECLIltSE,
The Champion of America,.
Winner ol the great match race,
ine xMonn against me uoutb
020,060 Aaiflo,
MIE tborough bred borae LA Til, bred by Col Wad,
JL Hampton, of South Carolina, will make bis bwii
and latt Season, which is now commenced and will .!! ,
tbe ltJuly,at tbe following pUcej, via; atJtcobCole.
man', CaUarrua" county, every nloiulay andToeadav- at
Salisbury, Wednesday and Thursday; ami at Lexinp!
ton, Davidron county, Friday and Saturday. H8 wSi
be regularly at hit ttanda, public day and high wtt '
excepted. He will be let to mania at tbe lollowiorrt
duced price me teaaon, to be discharged by tea
if paid before the season expiree, and $15 to itwn
oavable as oon at tbe mare a ascetUined to be in ui'.
or tbe property cbangw owners, and fiity cenu to th '
groom. vJ mv win va Him w pioveni accidents,
bot, in no insuncc, win i oe rosponsmie ror anv tlni
tocw, : . R. W. LONG.
Balisoury, n u., aiarcn ia, loi. tt, - .
trtof
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Thia improvement consist id a new mixture, of their
invention, which is applied to tbe leather, and which
save the expense of Ullow and tbe labor ot whitening.
Tbev do not offer it to the public without btving them
selves effectually tested it, nor on ibeir own recommea.
dation alone, but ask attention lo the certificate given
below by highly respectable tnd experienced Tanners
who have examined the invention, tnd being satisfied
of iu usefulness, have purchased right: and also to
the certificate of the Uoot and dhoe-makcr who bear
testimony to the quality and finish of tbe leather.
WM. A. RONALD,
HEiNRY C MILLER.
(T Letters to the subscriber should be addressed,
China Ornre, Rowan County, N. C.
March 4, 1342.- Ct
CERTIFICATES:
At the request of Messrs. Ronsld & Miller, and for
our trwn
MKfctkn,wa have particularly examined!
f their improved plan oi finishing leather, and pronounce
it ajtogetber beyona our expectation lor value ; and we
cheerfully recommend it to tbe Tanner of tbe Country
aa a great sating of labor and expenae, and as giving
fin gloss sod bigb finUh to the leather. Being aati.
fled-of this, we have purchased for ourselves tbe right,
to use their patent
' JOHN CLARK.
Tanner, Salisbury.:
( JOHX SLOOP, Ja ,
LEVI COWAN,
WM. 8. COWAN,
. ,v Tanner, Rowan County.
We bavo manufactured a considerable quantity of
leather finished on the improved plan, lately invented
by Meivrs. Ronald & Miller, and we consider it of the
bct quality, both for beauty ot fmu-li, and luting pro
perty. . JA& D. CLOVER,-
JOHN THOMPKONt
ATI
i f
PEDIGREE t
the purview til'lhe Acithouh' liiey muy he ei
nrely destituto of property, ure entitiel to its bene
fit. I pe reive in the puhlicntion of several of the
listnct Juiles, a (iivtrsiiy of I'pinioii, a I 411MC1
jKttcd, on the coi slrm iK'n of the act, even iqiI.c
liwipieui stage of procwdirg under it ; and I am
feuaietnei ouier unu more imitor'aiit iiitiiruii.-
swn.snd tent to all subscribers for tlicin.
We have on hand X,(HtO or 4.IM) surplus copi, s r.f
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Glotie, and ijl lor t!io Apuendix. - We propose lo lit
w.if occur ill Iheseq.iel Jt I h... ix.w n.iga.l , fof ,he wat f ic,n fof r
in corie)o:idince wnh hter;il Diinct Judges, 1 TUty will I i.eewsary lo und-rstand fully tbe pro-
wiin tin: view 01 recniK-iiing, us ur mc tan, the ceeUir.'s ( t loe mt -cftn. I lie important matter
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Uwever, bold inysr.f in r'ndincss lo put tho Ac cv"lc'd ' ,l,e late election with the. vast and novel
in operation, uccording to its M.iiu1(d the Utt .of r' 1 r 7.. VV- " iru.ucea,
- n v -'i
Mrs. I'O Hcntr.,
Charles Dickunn, (IViz,)
Prolc-ssor Inpraliamc,
T. S. Arthur.
J. Sheridan Knowlo,
i Mrs. M. St. I .eon Loud,
IkiiiglaHf Jcrrold,
Mim SeJ"wick,
V m. R. Burton,
Lieut. G. V. Patten,
Thfa. Campbell,
Miss Mitfurrl,
Prolrcfor Wine?,
K. L U'.lwer,
Joseph C. Ncal,
Thos. G. Spear,
Capt. Marryatt, R. N.
tn v abihtv, wlielher tt b iiniendid or not
The neces-nry ruli.s nrnl furiiis, tognhcr ttitha
tarilT of fees, i-lull Lc jjivru in due tunc.
According to niv coni ruction of the .-f, tli
clitiun inuy Le vcrifi'-d Injure any Judge or Ju"
lice of the Peace oftl.is Stale ; but I ihmk ll.e in
ru tin public opinion, or even allowing tne full dia
cuTi(.n nuia 1 in regard to subjects of ordinary int rmt
1 lie re"ris 01 me congretsionai uiobe and Appendix
are not in t lie liaol degree aflrcttd Ly the parly bias
of 1 In? Ixl: tor. They ure given precicely ax written
out by the Reporters aud the mciiibt rs themselves.
At A flu whole are kuIiti-i-I lo liiH r,-vi.iiin t.o.l -. ......
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- i . . .
menis. j W c make a daily analj.-n of the dumgi in t.onrcss,
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" ...r.i .iv f 1 -,r , ni '-'v t;!T.t1fniirffPr!y.ud 1Vr1LIvm1.Ua
Mrs. S. C. Hall,
Prolcmir Dunglisop,
M. M'Michael,
Miss Ellen a Rand,
George P. Morrv,
M r. (urc,
Joseph R. Chandler,
Miss Leslie,
Professor J. Frost,
I.Vdia II. Sigourney,
Hon. Robert. T. Conrad,
K'.bcrt Morris,
Mrs. C II. W. Ealing,
A. Green, Jr., -.. (
John Ncal,
('Miuteii of Bleaeington,
Lucy Seymour.
Root and Shoe-makers, Saliburr. -
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j.Snai meeting, directed it Executive Cptnmittce to 1
take measurra for the establishment, at this place, ot a 4
Journal, devoted to tbe cause of Temperance. ' .
-Irobedienc 1h1f 1strc;nd1ftpT
importance of such a publication, the Committee bave
determined, if sofficient encouragement can "be ob
tained, to iue the first number of such a publication,
lo be called the NORTH CAKOIJNA lE.Ml'C-..
RANCE UNION, on tbe first of January next .
The leading object of Ihe Union will be, the disse
mination of Temperance principle. We shall en
deavor to present in it pages, a full record of the pro
grct of the Temperance cause in our own and in
foreign lands ol it effect upon individuals snd com
munities and original article in defence ot it prin
ciples,, and in reply to tho varioua objections urged
against it.
While, bowover, the promotion of Temperance will
be the first and leading object of our Journal, it ia our
intention, that it page shall be enlivened by t general
summary of tbe most important event of liie day; and
by particular attention to the interest of Agriculture.
In carrying out this objnet, the Committee look with
conftdonc to tho friends of Temperance, particularly
in North Carolina, for aid and support A new im
pulse has been given to the cause in this State. Were
this the proper occasion, we could Irll a tale of what
baa been passing under our own rye, which would
Mnd a thrill of jov through every benevolent heart.
The rofjrmation or the1 inebriate has commenced, and
is still going on with a power and tocccm, which the
most sanguine never dared to anticipate. Give us but
the means of communication, and wc trust that aeuin
fluenco will m forth Irom the Capitol of the old N011I1
Kute, to ita remotest boundary, that will tell upoo its
happiness snd prosperity through all future gMt ratiuia.
Permit us, then, most earnestly to appeal to every
friend of Temperance, Morality, and good order, to aid
iu promptly. Al tilt object w to commence with the
new year, dWy on tht part of its friends may he fatal.
11 every individual then, who feel an interest jn our
rucccss, and every temperance bociety, become r
sponsible, at once for the number of copies, which tliov
suppose can be circulated in their vicinity, and forward
I certify that LATH was bred by me, tnd tlm 1.
waa foalod in tbe Spring of l. He waa irot b i.
dolphin, his dam Pocahontaa, by Bit Archy 1 hi g. earn
loung iOiicry, aiso oy Dir Arcny, out ot jol. Single,
ton' celebrated Lottery, by the imported Bedford out of
the imported nitre Anvillina ; Uodolphm waa got by
Eclipe; bisdsm etyipti, ty iiKpnestioa out of Lottery '.
by imported Bedford, &&' lls?phetion wae got by the '
imported Buzzard out of the dam of Kir Archy. ,
DESCRIPTION, miFORMANCE,Uc. .
LATH ia a fine bar. without whilo. 1.1 K.n.i: a .
inche high, with good bone, and capital action. At 3
year old, be won the product stake at Columbia, 2 mile
beats, beating M.,Taylor'a Filly Daisy, and Capv
Bpaoa't Colt, Coovenlino, pine others paying forfeit
Two weekt afterward be won tbe Jockey Club Purse,
S mile betta, at Angastt, betting Kite, and disuncing
Black Vira. At Charleston tie waa beaten by Clod- '
hopper tor tbe Jockey Club Purse, 3 mile beats; being '
very much amis lip wa wiwarawn atteMbe first beat
At 4 year old, bo won the Jockey Club Puree, 4 mile
neat, at lamuen, eeaiing oir jvanoeui ana .jjorabclm
at 3 heat ( losing tbo first ia consequence of bolting
when several length ia advance of tbe field, just be.
fore be reached tht judges' stand ; and gutting cntaiU
led amongst the cairisges, be sustained an injur winch
occasioned bia withdrawal from the Turf. ' V- . ,
LATH wa a race bore of the first el, which l
evinced in hi (rials with Bsy Maria, Charlotte Kare, ,
and Kilty, Hein, tnd in point ol blood be ia inferior lo
none, whether uniorted or nativo. Hi coustitutioo it .
robust, having never been tick, and hi temper food.
Hi color, lor iu, and action, spck,for (bcmsolvci In a "
word. Lath unite ic himself aa many claim to public
patronage, at tny young blalljpn that 1 know. . 4
. -,. . 4 WUAMPTON.
;YiUwoodJtn.22,lS3a - . - -
Front the. above Certificate of Col. Hampton,
ho bred and had 1.TU (rained for tha Turf, it
will be aeeo that he considered him Race bone
of theirti claii,--.notcnly from the, Ttca be to
mentioned a having run publicly, but from private
trial he bat made with horse which are now on
the Turf, and running with conaideraUe'iuccest.
It will alto be observed by hi certificate, thai Le
coneidered Latu of the pureet b!oodynot lo bo
turpaied by any hone, imported or native.
y I consider it cniitly unnecessary to aiientit ta.
eulogise LATU, either for hi performances on
the Turf or as lo hit blood, since, in every respect; I
he it to well attested. Dut will remark lhat LaiS '
hat not onljrdtrtcendcd from varxr bloodr bnr tarsT
come from, stock both tare, rorlire, fm, and
Grand dam, that are of the running Uood. Fcr
instance, bia sire Godolphio hiadi bit four miles in
7 minute and : 00 econd, hit UraoiUire, lhe
American Eclipse, o well koowu at the. orib tnd
South, made hit time id Ihe great match race, ihe -Norib
against .the South, f 20,000 aside, ia 7 mia
ate end 37 Mcoude,Vitiah Eclijue won with eon"
tiderable cltr' Thit race gaioej bint the memo
nWflhwnw'-of; the Champion of thff'Nofthr'tlii"
dan, aired by the renowned Sir Archy whose re
putation at a racer, fa., elands unqnetiooed botb
ia. KnjUnd.nnd Amofioa. The , grand-data of
LATH, Old Lottery, bred by the great Southern
Amateur of boraes, Col. R. Singletoo, of South
Carwlina, which bat produced more fine race horse
ttan any other mare in the Union. Thus it will"
be seen that there it united io LATH two of the
best stud of the South, Hampton' and Biogletoa '1
crossed with Gen. Coles of the Jsorlh. ;. .
Tbe public it now presented with ucf aq oppoN
unity of improving the blood of that noble and uav
ful animal, tbeliorae, at rarely occur ia thit sec
lion of country. R.' V. L. i
; many oblaimns by copying the above, or referring to
it in their columns.
t r l.eairijr, to their respective Muhd Cit., in j each yr.
tlie Siiriti. . '
Kor instance, nil i' :lin:i tho f,'i'rirt 1 f A!l-
n arle, will l heard ct I'.ili tii. ii ; nil w i hm ll.u
1 i-Uict of Pamlico, Will - U; m Nenhfin.-
T I". II M S .
Tor the Cotirescional (i'obc and Ajipcndix for tho
last Kutra Session, lyl.
1'or the t''jrgrctitiri5l (J!ujC fit :l,u ntxt ftcn-ion,
all wi'.Iiiii the HiMfi. 1 . f Vpo IVnr, U d , ur 'i'i'-
t::ingten. -'"! puiiiituiio.n w ;! be ot .!ci.;d rii Ui. ' rnr ue Appemux i.r me nci session, ii per copy
ttftil by the Act. 1
'I lie Diu'ricl t A!!.' r.i.nr'i. 1 , .r.-ipr i.r lln- inn
' i'r llelr'Ctsof Kileri'oii M . t,l,,x: l.e ))., ,
tri t of '.iinlicb cnroi.ri-,4 s ll.e l,,i ltn i ! New I
fern and Ili:i-.bor.'i!i, tei tl, r vw 1; h u!l thai part
id tl,eDi-'r Ct f W ilrni. -'on v.lm-1, !i'h to the
Northward and JliiMuji:! u) New Kiwr ; ami iin;
District of ('81 I"c.r c in.; linn the remaiiiiVr
part of the Slate.
All CoinmuniCdlnniE on the --ul iii t ,,f I l.t n k ru ; .
ry, uiWrrMv-J t ' me by mm!, it t,,,t mt pn), vii"
rcriiani 111 the office.
II. uri'TVAlJudf:, I', suttu
fjr IHttnct of Mwth Carolina.
l'tftrJttTtl!rrJtntirrl7rtL .
Si, copies ol cither of ttie luvo woiks will l,e kunt
Sir .r; twelve copies lor i10, and b.j on 111 proportion
! r a greater cuu.ber.
I'ayuient may be trui-smitied by n.ii!, ytsirftf jmiil,
at ii'ir risk. 1! a rule ol ll.e P'i t'llae l)enirlinei,t,
iKr-t.nanerM are eriniitvil to Irunk leticrs luiitaining
uioiicy for hubocriplinns.
Tha notes of any bank, current where a subscriber
re.-iiiia, mil he received by us at par.
To insure a II the inniiberB, the sii!i.-cri;itions thould
be'Yri 'Weslungtoq by the 1.0th Iecetnler next, at
faiili-st, ihitigh"it i piobablo that wc shall print
enough surplus copies to fill every mbu ription tluit
11K1 y be id beforo the let day of January iifjt
, So atlrnliun will Le. paid lo any nrdi r vnlf si the
mimry uccompaniti it. BLAIR & HIVES.
V.'vttng"rT Citf.tmobr 2rtH
For publishing in tht City of Hichmmi, nru Week
ly Paper, to be rntitled
THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT,
IT will be printed on good paper, weekly, tint I after
the next election, at tho uncommonly low price of
Twenty Kivc cents lo a sinple Mitacubcr. nine conira
tor Two ItollnrvTWKNTY-TllltEfi copic lor Five
1 1)l ars, FIFTY copi for Ten Ifollata, payable invari
ably in advance.
It will wago an uncompromifing war with all the
ruinous n hemes now advocated and supported by the
; Fed' nil iartr ; and nothing shall be left undone, which
tlm i,Rt zealous cxcrtiimscan accoinpliiih,io efl'ect the
I entire ovcrtlnow of tto Federal fiction at the ensuing
' election. The article will be brief, pithy and pungent,
1 but yet courteous and respectful Federalism in all its
cauieleon form and Protean shapes, will bo handled
, without gloves. . - ; . ;
1 We refpoctfully Ink that a generous patronage may
be bestowed upon our effort to promoto the succosv of
the eauae in whico wt tre cngageu. uruora auurcasea
to Thbophilv Fiaa, trill receive prompt attention.
MBfctrl'V ltt1 r -
they may think the demand of their neighborhood may
justify. In this way only, tan wo bopo for success in
our cfluiL
At a mtting of the Kxccntive Co" mit'ec nf the N.
C. Tcmpcranco Society, the following renolution wan
adopted: Whereas, arrangements have been made w
eomtnencc the publication of a Temperance Journal in
the City of Raleigh, on the first week of Jsnuary next,
proiijcd HM thoisasd SulMCiibera can be obtained.
Rrtolii.il, That it be moat earnestly recommended to
ench nf the Officer of the Slalo Temperanco Society,
ami to the members of tho late State Convention, atid
loan who are friendly In the cauee, immediately, alter
the raeipt of thia reafilntinn, in become rounnmble for
from 10 to 50 Subscribers, so that the publication may
commence at the time contemplated.
' lly order of the Kxccntive Committee of the North
Carolina Stato Temperance Society.
' TERMS:
The North Carolina Temperance Union will be pub
lished weekly on a medium sheet, (say 26 by li 1111 lion.)
at One Dollar and Fitly Cents p r annum, pavablo IN
ADVANCE, loiters containing Subscribers name
and remittances, must be directed, postpaid or free, to
the Treasurer of the Society, Jambs Brown, Raleigh,
NorlhCaolina.
All the newspaper in tlie State are respectfully re
Tflftci to give this Pmrpectwon? or two Insertions."-
PROSPECTUS
i
I or TBI
Western Carolina Temperance Mcocatf,
A monthly paper aVsdfvj it tht Ttmpertnct Rifatm,
VuMUhti ml AemlU.X.Cmni tiitti "'
A TfarKtAiK Convtrioi that wat licjiTtt tlitt '
place early in September, resolved on publishing 1 p-1
per of the above title and character, tnd appointed l)r.
John Dickson tnd U. IL M'Anally to' conduct it From
the many pressing engagements Dr. Dickson already
hss, he deems it unpracticable lor him to be rocognixd
as one of the editors, though he will obeerlully tU
his influence otherwise, to promote it io'crest; the
subscriber therefore, procaods to iue this Prospsctot -
in in own namo, with a hope that he will be aided in
Uic undertaking, by all Ibe-trioAdsof the Temperance
caurc throughout the country, and that the paper out '
soon have an exunaivo circulation.
Friendi of the Ttmprrar.rr Vault lio you we mak
ppett while muusmim uumi uif1
Band of dollar are annually expended at theatres, r
ctrctincs, at the race track, at groceries, while 00 pi"
are spared, the luxury of tsiircuieut and eaae foregone,
and no labor di.-cmed ton tovcre to adituce tlie tutcr-
fit of political aspirants, can you not do something in
a ca trio that inunt be dear to every true patriot, phuiif
thropist, and christian! Recollect there are but fr,
very few, such papers in all the Southern country.
Tbe Western part of North Carolina, the Weatcrt fA
of Virginia, and the Kantern rt of Tenneec particu
larly, need a periodical ol thia kind, and it i i'oi
now to say whether they tliall have it.
The very low price al which it was fixed by I'1
Convention, will make it necemary, that a vury lV
subscriptu.il be had, before the publication of it can I!
justified.
TERMS.
The HVsfri Carolina Temperance Advocati ' '
bu piibliahed on a medium sheet, in imarto form, oa
number making eight pages, and w ill bo furnihlicd
tho very low price of J.'ify Our a coy. Where
gle conies arc taken, the payment must be Biado invt
riably uixn the reception of tho first number. .
(ST 1'oeiniastcrs, editors or publithera of papers, in
all Muiibtcra of the Gospel, tre authorised agents.
Wanks Vor ac Were.
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