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18 a 20
18 a 25
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Brntidy, (peach) .
Do apple)
Butter,
Beeswax,
B"gRing,
Bale Rope,'
Cotton, (clean)
Corn, -Coffee,
Flour, 4 M) 1 5 00
Feathers, Itt I 87
Flaxseed, 7.) a 80
i'Jron,
J I-ard,
Mulntff.es,
Nails,
4J 1 7
6 a 10
5(1 I 02)
8a 0
15 a IH
4a 4
124
10 a 12A
Do (loaf,) 19 a 20
Salt, (bui) 1 25 i 1 50
Do (sack) 3 10 a 1 uu
Steel, (Winter1) 10 a '
Do (cant a oO
Tallow, 121
Whiskey, - 25 1
Pork,
Rico, (quart)
10 a 12 Sugar, (brown)
o a
3035
14 a la
AT CilERAW, S. O, JUNE 29, 1312
BecT, (scarce) .
Bacon,
Butter,
Beeswax,
Bulging, '
Bale Rope,
Coffee, .
"Cotton,
Corn, (carcc)
3
5a 8
124 a 15
22 a 25
20 a 25
10 a 12
121 a 15
fa '
50 a 021
Flour,
Feathers,.
Lard, (scarce)
MuIusboh,
Oats,
Rice, (100 lbs)
Sugar,
ftS Salt, (sack)
Do (bushel)
500a$T)J
7 a 00
7a S
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7 4(1
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AT CAMDEN, S. C JUNE 6, 1812,
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Bacon,
Butter,
Beeswax,
Bagging,
Bale Rope,
Cuffcc,
l -L
4a 0
lia 0
15 a H
li a 20
11 a 15
Cotton,
Cum, "
Flour,
Feather,
4!LUd,,.,
12y. Molassee,
Oats,
la8
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700
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10 a 12
Ma-40
45 a M
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20O AIVH,
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DAVIDSON COljiNTY.
L EQUITY,
Daniel Dclup, .
vi . '
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Salisbury, June 3, 1842. U
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A larre variety of Garden Scrd.
for Kale at the Salisbury Drug.
... fi i. nr i . . n
February 13, 1842. ,
IT mm ffiiESEltt
OF THE '
13!liTill 8T JkT ES,
rPIIfi Undersigned have taken out Patent for on "
1 improvement made by themselves in the important
art of
Finishing Leather.
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. WM. A. RONALD,
' HENRY C. MILLER.
Otr Letters to the subscribers should bo addressed,
Oiina tVrorr, Rowan County, N. C.
March 4,1812. Ct
CERTIFICATES:
At the request of Messrs. Ronald & Miller, ind fa
our own saludaction, we have particularly examined .
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it altogether beyond our expectation for valuo; and wi '
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fine gloss snd high linith to tho leather. Being saii.
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to use their patent.
JOHN CLARK,
Tanner. Salisbury.
t JOHN SLOOP, Ja.,
l.EVTCOWAN,
WM. 8. COWAN,
Tanners, Rowio County.
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1 :.'rim!il and a lirsl rate t-rriu , Irom w Inch it is supplied
t'.q Cotigrot-nennl Globe and Appendix fir. Ibe l tr.. 'iilar ta.-lp. A taiin.i..n!y wiili (ti.n.itt.o :..llt.c,
Sctfinn which nutkn together nenr one thmmnd royal neipiimi by a reio. nm ul thu rap;U.l, tod li.e w.ji.uin
n'jnrlo pae. They give the lulltM li'ttory of Con- ot ;i.o .f tleni tn-t!, i f mmlar t'ura n n, nt mi n t, r-
rrevs that has ever been publi.-lnd. V.'e i.ow el; -iiii. p rnl o! Eur. .p. .-n l.i.-lory. I.a w ll.i n. r. ii,o
Hiem fur ftl each; that is, M for ll.o Corgw!al 1 rfigM arfvaniae l..r liio .i..,.-..l. 1.1111:1. n
Globe, and (1 tor the Appendix. We pri.nohO to let ti. i. irom mte Ii-. it -oi rei-awul hIm. he I urn- hid. ai.d
fcuUcnbcrs for llio Congressional Glob and ApprmJix it 1 thnr el!, n t . ytvnr.i to ihr,r ff 1!.,! at.
fur l!ie next sffsion, tisvo them for 50 cent i-ar h, ; tractive variety, willmot h-th llietnt iiiitIiiiii loj u a
They will be neewsary to understand fully the-pin- areapt to palli.j. nil..-;ml.!ir mind. Kriit,arrc.ii!oM.
rceifinas ot the next acssicn. Tl.e important iis.li. r, iyi-cciiiringrM..i:... ,n r.wd.ueyon.l tl.i.-.-j.i i-rci.l u. re
... IJ.I..II It! lll(.'l II fill.
, sod pii.ini.te ilitii n-
mil ..rei''ii jMirim .
tftrm of iHiIiev which ifie powcis have iiiirotiiin l, w'eili ar; ioat'iuilli- 111 VVsIiiiii-ii.ii, rontiuiMital as
.'.,.1 u 1... 1. ,. j'l,.,-r.l 1'iri.ie'h Vfii:"ti fn witlinut t en 1 wi II as l!nL'lirh, (rinpuinr attention in llim t'nuiitiy he-
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Mr. C. I-e llenu.
! Charles Du U'iif, (llor.,)
! PrtilLiu.- f iinrnlmiiii-.
with wai.'t, mul a larg Hum lm h iintke it convenient i -j. rthur
l.iri-.ck.ntfaway hay The above property is pica-j j. siieridan Know leu.
! Jl'll-V "lu"1'. and remarkably health. I MrA j, Su uf
J 'I he Mitccnher being snxinim to ll will give a bar- I I hiuglai Jerro'd,
: i-im. tini wi.-iiin;; lur luillier iiilormalioii can be giat-1 11 in SilgwH-k,-i:'.tJ
bj ralli:: hi il.o j rc-ims-. in the sulweriber. Wm. I Burton,
j JOHN T. BOWLES.
1 Walnut Hi !.., Row an Co., N. L,
i April 2, 1-1 J. S
If
rettlinifs ot the liext acBMi n. lie important u s.11. r, lyKcmriii n i. i v ,n r.aii.myon.;
i!iuced at the luft, will b! 'Irotight up at llio rest ( .erwal ai..l party m;i ck, an. t,
m. iori, in eotiMniiniee of the iimvfrJ diatis!r.ct:m 'mi to c!ici..sie polmral S'l-Mmns. ai
nii.ced in the late dictions tiuh the ;n-t nr.d i vi 1 ai n 'erin. Jmi.nn--K leetieiiHioi
l.ieuL . NV. l'attcn,
I 'I Inn. Campbell,
, Mira Mitt'onl,
i Prol'ensor Winec,
I'.. I. Ililwer,
J.iwph C. Meal,
I ho, ft. Speir,
siiitui" public rftnlnn, or even ntiowins im- m -
ii ion iiMial inegard to snryr-tts el er.lsnuy ml- i .1
Tl e reiiir'." f ttiC Culrenienil (il..'n and An-., iii. a
mi- i.f.t III the lel ileeree allmeu 1 li e pr I ; i
of i he Fdilcr. Ihey mr giireci-fly """n
out Iv ;!e Uepnrtrrs rn.l lb, mew.bi r tiiuu'elw
A (III. uhiile aie M:1J. it lo ll;e reviM.m i ml i-on-e
in n tf i he ,piilers t tl.i y p.-i. ii n t h m "r
-l.eet, ill rn.-e rny iniMiiiiler-i-i.iln...' i r i..i-ie : i.ta
linn of their remarks hi old i nr.
- Wp iei.U ilni'.v aut!v..ia the i! i'l
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The Da.lv dinl.e I.' H. the
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l'r l!ie I 'nii-'rei-; r ! ni 1
il per copy.
I'i r ll.e Appendix for T . - in .vt .r
S'v ropiex nt riifu-r 1 1 aboti-
ii r s"; tv.i ive mpn h lit s.ti, iu..t
! ir ii 'renter iimnher.
I'.iyie'f iits i,.r.y be trni.nmllnl
n- oi. r ri-tJt. I! i "f ',,r
i.ima-iers nm ni.niiiitnl to hau
limn, y for Hib.-erii'.ii i...
Tho note nt a:-.y hn,!., rnrrnt where a ml.-eriliei
ri'iii !), will b' r'-.'e.veil by n-nt .r.
Tninnireall the nuiii'iern. "hi fuh-rriptiotw t-t:tviltl
K in Wa-hingfoli bv the lolh Derembi'r next, ol
farfhi'Kt, tiioii?h it 18 priibabln that we liall print
emoiigh wiiihi-eopirn to fill every mb.-i riptioii that
may bo paid before the lt tiny of January in-Jit.
.Yo attention will If j uitl lo any rUr
mnnru arrnniliamm it. BLAIR iV. RI i.S.
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. vl i er c- py.
n ill I e M i l
,'in .i.ijiri Mil
-.er r:i l
Hi-pin tni.'iit,
r.. i r-riTa i n.r.j!
WahiiigtoiiCrtv. OeteVr '.
1-1
iiiii duet ted Uio ixc I ii ively tu the latter,) tamiol lei
ui'.iri! !l;r wjiuriii": riiiiler. h'o libiinl ruriuMty
,il.d ( pjrii.e t) :ipMllies i Xlei.i! 1 r.iii! Ii: e. "!!! ,
!inv. . i r an j.'e, o. his own countrv. Aer will l.ttra-
ll 'l- IIMll I 1 III ml I Hi XI: til I l l.l , Ii ell'l1, ll.lllll.ill hi -t
-iV i;i 'tr.:T,ro tint"r-pr.nn-tti!l i eo4-t f4iii jouri.iil.
I.i a W'.rl. it ii. i he ii. -."ii ( I me iil.rei.i'i r. to tiirni-h
,1 ,;.:'it ii p'ij!. Ii I ;! ( h. tin V ' l-lltllld, e U
:: i - ii-iiiei ii.-.- I ?r at itn- mt.i i t liiiveniment.
V uli. nt r. j o i . ;r to tin ir p;i- umIh ii nn.l f-xir-I
'i.i.--. Hi - y w '!! i ' i ' nl Ihei.iM'Ki - l.eie Willi ili rl.ir.nir
ririi:n"t. nr llrtimnpti!.- !-i'il nm '-ti-'Vli
II ii iK.rnl:. , yi I, M.ev ui ulu I.ih. I :n-, i.U i.iuieiai or
iiiicharilnhle. They wol dllCl... ip i-kIioihi nnd judgo
i. ii n with Iii'mIuiii, yi t well i:..it iiiiHli'r.iiiiii whth
L-iw aoilila ii.. itielijjtli In linm.. - , (.ml 1 tint caifthr
..!.:e!i is tint b- -t prct ctid pintle i ! wrrernr.
'I In y an. I' .!)'. iiwhlo nl ll.c lii.nhlii urn! difficulties
v.!.:eh n. "-I tier Ui nd a tinvil iir.itertal.inj; el this
u j : ii re. But i uu man may niecnil, where lunitl.' r hn
i , led ; and when one effort has -r . ed abrrtivr, a nr
i ond n.ay triempli over every i.b-teile. It ha breii
.nl, by a Wiemd n err.il inaii, I lint I" hnmaii i-nlrr-j
'!,-i! wotll.l lie uitri-.p ed if every i t'jei I . n nie.-t firt
1 " reinoK J. I he nihserilier liave tr-mu il lo I ry, at
e:e. : h n J nil Hn v n-k of tlu-.r fio i.J.- w a k:n i hi -!
ft ol ll.eir lie i lied feeble Mi iw. 'I I.i y vrn'iire,
i ,o, to .Hl a hi.pe that Ikiiii-rn, pi ivniially or po-
.'.cully liieniily, w ill (,'ive thi" hrief pronii'eliiH on in
nl ion; a limr uhiihthry will ho h'py lonrki.owl
. i'i'c in ii Mi.tah'c innmier. J. I. MARTIN,
J. HEART.
TERMS.
The Spectator will lie piiblitlicd vceUy, ol Three1
Dollars per milium, and proportionality for nhorti-r m;
rindo, payable invariably in idvrnre ; or Five IIi.IIhih
lur two suleripiioiH, or for two years. Il is propped
to ifwiie the lirat number enily in June. .
I'lMitiKOKli-rs are aiiihnnzed to remit mbreriptions.
b lti-rM and ciiiiiintinicatiiiiis to Iho ll.iilgis niiibt bo
In st paid er free. Adu'ren " r "
MARTIN ii HEART,
June .1, l'l'.'. Washington, I). V.
. rr.osi'iicn .s
or int:
! U'itlcin CiuoHtia tern iterance Mcocalc, ' Cupt. Marryatt, R. N.
,1 munlUij ;.-i((r if, u!rJ lo the Tunprranct llcform
I'uhUiii i at Aslieviite, S. C, and eilittil
l!Y I). K. M'.WALLV.
'Mrs. S. C. H i II,
Prol'iKH-r Dunglison,
M. .M'Michnel,
Mum Klkn S. lUiid,
George P. Mom,
Mrs. Gore,
Joseph K. Chandler,
Miss Ixtlie,
l'rofeor J. Frot,
Lydia II. Sigouim-y,
I Ion. Robert V. Conrad,
Robert Motrin,
Mrs. C. II. W, Idling,
A. Green, Jr.,
John Neal,
Cwmtess ot Dlessington,
Lucy Seymour.
IL 1'enii .Smith,
TO AGENTS-TERMS.
Tho terms of the Courier are .2 per annum, payable
in advance, but v hen ony one will ofhcialoto pri cure
j - I li-u newr fiibucribe r, and send us 13, par umioy unit
i A 'IYmi'I.r im k C.wi.miox that wa hc!d nt tin, '.o(ir Jrrr, wo will receipt tor one for each. Seven
place enrly in Sepiei.,l,i-r, renelved i.-n publititiinr a nn J copies for vltl, ihrco copies tor or one copy lliTeo
per of the above title and rbaraetcr, and appointed )r. ; )ears fur ij j.
'-John Dick-rmndi. K. M'AttaHy edet itr-Fromj V,h V II If I . ii
the iniiiiy preying crigngeineiits. Or. Ilii knon slrrady j
ha,, he deeuiH ,t pr.elic..lile lor l,i: to be rocogniwMl i " ' ""'y , ' '
j . one of .he eihtoil. though he w ,11 eheerlully use .11 1 Z' ' . ' i , t" r ' , r
!l..s ,nl!.W.,e,h,.rw promote its iniere.t; the , J ll , ,' 'n7 '-'uf ("
; ,',l r,!Mr therelhre, pr.iee.li t., ifi,IIC ih Pna-prctfis 1a' ""C W'" f""1 ,,,r 'U'-
.. "I . .. . ... I . A. I. a M'ltlflV f. lllll I.I.-V
Two copies ot the Saturday Coorier.and Gmlev's Ln.-
. II .1 ....U . I .
xley t
Addrcs, M'MAlvlN i. IlOl.DEN.
i the uii.lcrtnkini', bv all the Ii leinlx of the Temiierancc .
j eaio tliroiiehiMii ilm eountiy, and that the paper may Thoso with whom we rxcli.ingr5, will nd.l lo their
k.ii have nn extensive cirenUtioii. ' many oti!ij;n:ion by copying thei above, or rulorring to
! I'ricnJ cftht Ttmprrauie Vause ! to you wc make " "' c"ll!:ni'3-
a mi.t etirnett sniwal wlulo t'lou-wniln nnon Ihoti ' . ,
siuhIs of dollars aro iiiuiially expended at theatre, at 1 IvUIUoAIjO
vi:irciiM'H, hi t,o race tracl;, at Krucerics, while no pains , ,' ,. ,.,
are cpareii, Ihu luxury nl retirement, and ease foregone, ' ", o.r y ry no nmiuiii, a uric n re..
and no labor deemrd loo severe lo advance the inter-' h l'P to be entitled
oil of pohlieal a.-piriint.--, ran you nut dosumetliing n ! THE Vlhf!IMIA TlFMrtrTTA'P
a eji.iHo thai a U, dear to every true patriot, philan- , u-,w wxumuuuAl,
Ihropi.-it, and eliriMtian 1 Iteenllrei ihero arO but few 1 T w ill be printed on good pajier, weekly, until after
very low, nidi pajierH in all the .Southern country. . , "l0 ,"';,t e'ectiorn at the i.ncommoiily 0w price nl
Tlii- Wi-stern pari of NoithCarotinn.tho Western part Twenty Five ccin lo a single Mihrrribi r, nine copies
ul' Vir "luin it ii. I tin, jiterii narl nf T.in.er iiariu-n. for Two Dollars TWENTY-THREE cornea for E',v
larly, need a perimfical ol this kind, and it is lot you ! L)o1 B,si ''""' Y cepiesjor Ten Dollal?, payable invan-
. j amy in mi nine.
now to say whether they thall In
Tho very W price at whir ls it was fixed by llio 11 Wl" f'"'0 P ul"'omPrn""Pg war wilh all tho
Convention, will i.mke it neeevnary, thai a very lare T."'T' ' ","W cttc,i ' "PI'orlcU by Iho
nubKriptioii bo had, be-fore thd piiblicntion or it can bo , , 'ra' !' ; u"d no"""8 Uail lr" undone, w fuel,
iu.tilia. i'l'o in.Kttealo..sei.rtioiicanaccomplifi, to effect tho
TERMS. entire overthiow ol tho Fciloral taction at Iho ensum
. . v- i . -Tf;!l'c'10"- 1 llcartiOes will be brief, pithy and puniM-n.
7 he I rs rr v C..reV.n rrn,,,rrnri- A.We-w. 1 bul yet a.nrtwm. and respecttul ; Federulitu, m all it.
be puhliKhed mi a motlium slux-l, in eiuarto form, caehcamcleon forma and Protean alianr. will I... I...... iJ i
number making eight Wires, and will bo furnished at without glove. l'prs,w.ll bo handled
the very low price of fifty Vent m copy Where sin- We rwpecUutly ak ihat , generous na'ronaeo mi.
glo copies ir taken, the pavment must bo mado inva- be bestowed Uoi. .nir cfliirts to oromoteVh. . .cr Vr
riably nnon the reception of the first number. - - ,h. cause in U we ere AgaOrd
(Kr PoslmMtcrs, cditonor publishers of papers, amT lo I'linornins Fma, will receive nroinnt ailention
nil Minietern of thoCloppel, aro authonr-cd agents. March 1"M 12. 'v 1 1
pitosrtcTi s
or tub V . '
Xorth Carolina Temperance Vniun.
fMIE Stite Temperance Society ol N. C at its sn
- liusl meeting, directed its Executive Committee to
tike measures fur the establit-hmenU at this place, el a
1 Auurnal, devoted to tho ciuse of Temperance.
10 obcuienee to uie-ir wane.-, aim luiprebseu won toei
importance of stich a publication, the Committee have
determined, if sufficient cncenragciiicnt cm be ob
i tained, to iiwie llio 6rst number of such a publication,
to bo calU-d the NORTH CAROLINA TEMPE
RANCE UN KN, on the first of January, nexti
The leidin" object of the Union will bp , thedisfe
mlnition of Tempereoce principles. M'cNlull ca
des vor to iir nt in iis pages, a lull record of the pra
grens of tho Ten perance cause in our own and ia
foreign lands ol its effect upon individual and com
munities snd original articles In defence ot its prin
ciples, and in reply to iho various objections urged
ogiinat it. , ' ,,' ;- " . ..
While, however, the promotion of Temperance will
be the first and leading object of our Journal, it tsiur
in ton tion, that lis pages ihill be enlivened by a general
aummiry of the moot important events of the day, ind
by particular attention to the intcrcrt of Agriculture.
in carrying out this object, the Committee look with
confidence to the friends cf icmpcrencc, particular!
in North Carolina, for aid and support. A new ia.
pulve has been given to the ciuse in this Slate, Wen
lilts the proof recession, we Could tell a tale of v.l.il
has been passing under our own eyes, w hich would
send a thrill of joy through every benevolent Lcart.
The ref jrmation of tho inebriate has commenced, an4
is still going on w uli a power snd auccets, which lie
most sanguine never dared lo anticipate. Give us lut
the means of communication, and we trust that an in
fluence will go forth from the Capitol of the old Xortli
St vie, to its remotest boundary, that will tell upon i'i
hsrrir.c-snd nrek-perilv throtinhall future feneration.
li'trmil us, ihcD, nux I carnt tily to ipoeal to every
i Inend of l emperince, .Morality, snd good order, ioi.j
j ns promptly. As the object is U commence w i:h t!i
' new Ji-ar,' delay on the pari of its friends may be fata!.
I Let evrry indhfwlual Ihcn, who feels an interest in ecr
f uccews and every Temperance Society, In-ronio p-
pcnstblc. at nvre for the number ol copif, ulueli iu.
! suppose con b" circulated in their iitiniii, and loruju!
liieir nomci! unmeelmtcly, Tor lt, -t', oi mi eopief,
they may think the demand ol their nciphberhoiHl nay
justify. In this way only, can wc hope for rticccrt m
our tfTort.
At i meeting of Iho Ex. eulive Coir.iui'.tee cf the
Teinrntico Society, the following, resolution
adopted: Wherens, arrargeinenls have been uwdc '-J
commence tho publication of n Temperance Jniirm! '
tho City ol Rsleigli, on Ihe firft wsn k of Jimuary r'.
provided one thousand Subicribers can ic nblairn!.
Ilesohrd, Thot it be niott enrneftly recomnicnded t'
each of t!ie Ofiicers of the State Temperance Socic:.''.
ami lo the niemliers of Ihe lale Stale Cmnentieii.
to any v! o are friendly to the cauw, imin. diately 'iii"'
tho retript nf ill in renoliilion, tu hecoiue iepnti- '''' 1 f
rrom 10 to WI SiibsorilierH, so that the publication ii-1.1'
cotnmenep as the lime conlcin;datcd. . .
By order of tin- Executive ('omniittec of th? . 'r;'1
Carolina fSlalo TeuiH'raiico Society.
TERMS:
Tho North Carolina Temperance Union wll be p'"
Iihed weekly on a medium f hi-vl, (ay by 1 m I" '!
st Ono Dollar and Filly Cents pe-r annum, pavaWe
ADVANCE. Loiters coutoiuing KulHcrilie-M ii'
and remiltancen, must bo dire-cted, Ktpaidor free,
tho Treasurer of tho Society, Jaiss Bkow !, Ua!eij;ti.
NorlhCsolino. . ..
' All the newspapers in llio State are rcfpeetfu!H' rC'
'inerted to give this prorprctus cue or Iwu iii;i.i'',D:'.
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