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- v Yl D ESPECTFULLY- informs the citizens of iifdpnid iftrit wilt alwavs be acceptable, thev
' JLLU Rutherford County, ' and , its neighborhood, iiever will be introduced to the exclusion of other
thathe has established himself as a CLOCK AND articles of superior value, ; The numerous Maga
WATCH MAKER, JEWELLER&c. in Ruth- zincs to be provided for the purpose jof selection,
erlordton, QoppoBite Mr. VVm. 1 witty 's tavern) and vill always attord a plentitnl supply ot mattersuit
"is now ready to attend to all calls in his line of busi- kble forthe Lady's Book which, when republish
- . Iiess: From his Jong experience, "both in Europe id, will possess, for all but a few, the attraction of
. , and iAmerica , he is conhdent that.he can give en- j Novelty. . extensive arrangements have been made
. tire satisfactiou to all whd may please to, patronize fet home and abroad that will give every facility to
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i ii in ip. nis Business, rvery aescnpuoii vi, tut-n. uereau niiainraeni oi ine cnoicesi ana earnest
and Watches, vl be repaired with promptness aud productions. ; The Idesign includes every thing
care, and on moderate terms. All kinds otJewet- which may be expected to afford entertainment and
instruction, inan inviting form, to those for whom
ine wojk is inienaea. it is presumed v too. tnat a
THE! JOURNAL OF HeMTH'
By an Association of PhysiciaiuX
A GRI CULTURAL,
J . ml f 1 . .m m .. . .1
1TDROSPECTUS.--Foc the inlrraatidn of their f ne agricultural interest of our country u s-
U medical brethren, whose assistance they m- J senxiaiiy connected witn every other and superior
...ki,n n i r.j l ,.i i. i in imnnn.inninihmi " m ir..Vv.. n .
in importance to them all." A. Jackson's Message,
From the Oxford Examiner.1
."FARMERS' ARITHMETIC."
PROFITS OP AGRICULTURE.
voke, & of the public at large, IWwhqwi the work
is mainly, intended the conductors of the Journal
of Health deem it proper to state with'lii jvity, the
i Deeply impressed with a belief,; that anankind
mignx De savea m & amount oi Bunenng ana ai- If theVreat Franklin hrl .v.r V
sease, uy a sunaoie Kuwwieage oi me laws to wnicii i . T . "
the human frame is subiectecL thev nroDose lavinz the country, his obserrirjff eve would have
down plain precepts, in easy style and familiar lan-1 noticed, and his discriminating judgment
guage, forthe regulation of aUthejpsical agents have solved the following difficult orofr
necessary io neaim, auu a poini pur -una er w iiai i . w . ,
circumstances of excess or misapplicitian they be- lems : . i
come injurious and fatal. ' f t i. 1. Farmers are more imposed on than
The properties of the air, in its several states of any other class of the community : thev
heat, coldness,! dryness, moisture i and electricitvi n ' i .1 11 v - J
the relative effects of the different articles of sofid W J1 tbe wh?le expense of the fctate
and liquid aliment; the ; manner ihj which the loco Government; are oppressed by a heavy
motion organ, senses, and brain, are most benefi- tariff and other enormous measuresiof the
cially exercised, and how, and under bat fcircum- General Government, and by, the'colnmer-
stances, morbidly ipressed: cloflimtf . protecUon 1 1 . 1 1 ..
ainRt atmnsnh: ,i a;tn,W W - nf Cliu regulations oi iorein nations : never
disease, when under the direction! ofaBsurd fash- have much money yet every industrious
bathing and frictions, and the use of mineral! Drudent fanir crovrs rich ! .
Drominent tonics for tnnnirv and I O Tu .v. l ; " 1 1 - .
ry mended, or made to suit, the taste of the purcha
ser.." He has new on band, an assortment ot ,
K.
. which he warrantsjo be of a superior quality
Itutherfonlton, July 23, 1830. 24 tf
State of North; Carolina,
I 1 v 1 Haywood Qounty. ! 1
Superior Court of Law, March Term, 1830. '
.- Mary Bryant ). , ;
. " '1 v vs. ; SPe.tition for Divorce,.
Eli Bryant. ' , -
kRDERED by Court that publication bemade
in the IMorth Laiohna spectator and llaleigh
Register, that the Defendent be? and appear, at the
next Superior Court of Law, to be held for the
County of Haywood, at the court-house in Waynes
1 yille, on the second Wednesday; after the fourth
Monday of September next, and plead or, answer
to the Plaintiff's petition, or the same wiitbe heard
ex parte. . s; .' ' ::-
Witness, John B. Lovc,vClerk of $ail Court, at
office, the 2d Wednesday after the fourth Monday
of March, 1830. JOHN B. LO VE, C. S. C.
M By R. DEAVEIl, D. C.T 24 6wp
, MIILSV RIVER 4c BOYLSTON
A-y4 ACADBIVIir. i x
npilE SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION &
U PUBLICK EXERCISES of this Institution
are postponed to, the 10th and 11th of September ;
10ns;
waters, shall be prominent topics for inquiry and
investigation in tnis Journal. . . v. t
: The modifying influence of climate and locali
ties legislation, national and corporate, on health ;
a branch of study usually designated by the term
Miscellany deserving the notice of the . Ladie3. I Medical Police, will furnish subjects, fraueht' with
cannot but prove worthy of the attention of the pth- instruction hot less than amusiniand curious re
er sex, V Among the subjects 1 which may be eno- search. ' ! : . j '. : . '
tnerated as likely to be prominent, wUl be- found The value of dictic rules shall be continually en
iusic , including notices of new compositions, with ibrced, and the blessings of temperance dwelt on
occasional aisquisiuons on me science, ana reprints 1 wiui cluuho&xs uiujuiuuuujk iu tueir iigu unpor
6f such new; songs as may fee thought worthy to be
so- distinguished ; j' Byographic AiTj- Anecdotes,
1 ales, and Interesting N arrat rvE s-irom wri
ters of real talent ; the Fashions, with an illustri-
tive engraving quarterly, fancifully coloured. This
department will be under the superintendance of
persons well versed in tbe art, and no pains will
be spared to render it not the least attractive part
01 the contents. r ; V : '-
fvuiu ui ivvu nun iiuu iiicu wuiue miruuugeu,
tance and deplorable neglect. Physical education :
so momentuous a question for lives of children;
and happiness of their parents 1 shall be discussed in j
a spirit of impartiality, and with tpe aid of all the!
data, which have been furnished bj enlightened ex-
2. 1 The mechanic receives his 75 cents
or a dollar a day, yet remains poor : the
farmer earns his seventeen ceirts a day.
and grows rich
. 3. Merchants, Physicians, Lawyers, &
others, recene their thousands per annum
and die poor, while the -Farmer scarcely
receives as many tens, yet dies rich!
How are these strange results produced?
AH'calculator'9 iu dollars and cents fait to
account for it. Those who are determin
ed to bring every thing to the standard o
dollars and cents, pronounce ajrricultur
v . t . -
tsboro
Co cverv
T7
many shades darker aftcljWjing,
land adjoining laiioweu nrcenxib
October, which if it ever bet&H
the change was imperccpviuic..
I have observed the crop to IV'
ripen earlier, and t
The growth 01 wtxt ry
luxuriant, and land iy c, J
nncp of an increased TL-ni
T 71 . 1
WP?9eWilsboo, er?l
11 (tonnlfl fifi.T.- "
clay turned byi?5
to being mixed JS
Ploughing! .Itv,
vatious were made wrd, Dun
vpred many inche0Ai!ei)
haVe tiroduced nTfcci) mifc
sed thd change tl
quahtitof gas gtXil
positiou of egetableaerfordtoi 1
inui paiuvinrougti me ciayjdaiy
nated Whole mass ofCtft
tilizeditto tip surfaces tty TL
iue niaus warm. rnt.mTS v-
-toiiiw. 1 11. IT a
su ecu Int. tliR
I: TiU."ul7 u loe?, aud bac.
' srf1 KJn ine- flept3 " '
find October," the
-tTVUV' .... J
?:t j V ..cct014 ,f'ir, by
rorcIe for a rapid decomnositionA
penence. : : ;,- i ! f ; i ,T-y tY, V ., c . . 1 wasaisengaged in smaller quantitiel
' 'I'ha lnnrn!il nf Hnolth nrill r, ill nomna K.I WUC V I1U1IV UIlUrUIUaDIP.WIlPninp THfT lllf J.. Jl I -.1 . I '
.w. r i i n r , , 7 uu;aiy ivasiea wnnoui proaucinc a
found m opposition to empmcisrai j whether it.be nearly all the wealth of the country halnt;i,! r? A.. t b
in form of nursery gossip, menc'aciout reports of been obtained hv nnririittnro ctnroc thJ I . . l"e onsen a
nostrum maKes and vendere, or rf commendations
touciinff those exercises and sDorts which are firen- of even scientificallv comDounetl ni 'scriDtions.
erall regarded as improving to both health -and without the special direction of )hyhian !the on-
beauty, among which Hiding and Dancing may ly competent judge, in the inqiv duaHjaseof di-
be specified ; with appropriate wood cuts by skil- ease underihis care, i, ",, j i
ful artists. Poetry, of . course-will be one of the . The prevention of diseases inc den'Jy. arisiirg
(ionrfmpnts tn urKirh irroat nHantinn'nnlrKo naM- nnt nf tno filn ntna rltko ATarrt rtrCifckifainna arts
and imbroiderv, tbe poetry of needle work, and trades, will be laicMownrwith Nearness and fc uuiug ui qor. country, ijtsi inaucecfie
will $ill its due space. On this latter subject it precision, nor shall the sijfioa of those engaged to call the iHblip attention to the Farias1
been obtained by agriculture stares the
in me iace. in ine opinion oi these ci
culators agriculture is the proper purs
ot'such only ashavexot sense enough!
pursue any thing else !
-! he mischiefs which such calculati3
; clearly but the engraver will be perfectly intelli-
I ) CONDITIONS. '
I The, work will be issued in numbers, on the first
! oi every montn, ana comprise nity-six octavo pa-
I have been induced to adopt the fol,;
injr opinions z
1st. anatnie tertuizing propertict'5
manure exist more iri the cas that is w
waicu in4i8iecomposiuou, Uian in .t
bodv or minnfiim erf tha mtn.tM .c-1f
-u. -Aiai nan rouca manures are mojTv
will ne difficult to find contributors who can write in naval and militaryflilebe overlooked in thia Arithmetic. 'u'r havin teen morJiC- 1 i ?UeCU those COmpIetcJ
cvKMumeu 10 naixiiiijgme iougn tiiaime , ...u
branch of the subject.
Divested of professional language and details,1
and varied in its contents,, the Journal of Health-
will, it is hoped, engage the attention ajid' favour,
ot the (emale reader, wnose-amusement and in-
doe?-v
on which days an early attention ol the.parents and gesjto be printed on a hne super royal paper with struction shall constantly be kept Jin rievr darinj
guardians, with all others who may feel interested, entirely 1, . ;- L
are resnecttully requested to. attend. X- covers. Every number will contain a piece of Mo- 2erms. The Jdurnal of liealthi will
snectfully requested
MICHAEL FRANCIS, Teacher,
jy. B. v The Examination of the Latin
and Greek classes will commence on- Friday, the
10th, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Public speaking on the
llthnt 10 o'clock, A. M.. M. FRANCIS.
- Mills' River, Buncombe, July 1.1830 22tf
STOP THE THIEF! ! !
Twenty Dollars Reward." '
AS stolen from my stable on the 21st ult. a
SORREL MARE about 15 hands high,
by a person calling himself Nathaniel Rash (and
several other names.) I took measures to pursue
' the thief, and having succeeded in overtaking him
together, with my mare, in Tennessee. I took him
""back to this county, when he succeeded in making
: ins Escape. i& 10 nis person ne is uuuui sii ietn ' -j
iiign, mm visagoa, vyitaascar on one cneeK. ne r
L,very numDer win contain a piece
sic, one Copper-plate Engraving, and at least
fbur Wood Cuts illustrative of some of .the con
tents; and every three months a colored plate of
the latest Lon'don or Pari3 Fashions. The sub
scription price will be $3 per annum, payable in
advance 25 per cent., semi-annually, will be ad
ded to all subscriptions that remain unpaid and the
work discontinued to those who j neglect vtos. settle
up their arrears. Great attention will be paid. to
forwarding the work to country subscribers that
they may receive it uninjured by mail transporta
tion. Agents, receiving subscriptions, and remit
ting, the amount to the publishers, will be allowed
15 per cent, discount, or a proportionate number
of copies of the work. Address j; '
y LiUUlo A. UUUKY Sf CU.
Daily Chronicle Office, Philadelphia.
m qui niLU"i Liiri uiiai i in fin inirp i -
mM . rr " " " l i i-'f ..T.i P? V118 air generated from it, and
V J' j f u'" suit as has been proposed,. J
l&&Pf ;:. . Kespcctfull yours; y&
-tb subject and, shew us carlytheh?Ic Til .ILVIVDOITCA
ob !
forV
Numbers of 16 pages each, octavo, on
and iourth W ednesdays
I per annum, 1,25, in advance
Newspapers.
The foUovrins
ppear in- trutrf ot ine matter, it worn do sufcient
i, octavd, on tije second, good to compensate the lairs of thetblest
of every monih. ; Price I ?. ;
ince. Subscri ttioiis and 1 w-L: : t . I tions. nie co iust that we cannot
commissions, (post paid) will be feceiv it by Ju- Me" l" w loois inserting them here ; "Xcttspapcrs
adeiphia. t j
n n AVING procured from the )
EGGsTnot exceeding iooo, I have be fortuna ?Ts1ana ",s conl??s. tQt ncreaf dertakes to retrench his expenses, instead.
enough in raising and hatching tHe b really useless arid
wig iw woruw, auu expeci 10 iiave ujUei iau, w.6w-M v. j. wnuivuimumra iu uu- PTfrnvaant. the firt thirnr fTl h fimrfTt '
30 or 40,000 effsrs. which lam wiJlms distribute vance. ..The Fartirrf ifhnr'W cu,rc L . .. "Tr. -r--
among the citkens of this county, at a?0w price. that the f-mer rvs T'i'" . " , ? newsPa,Per- llc wU not dnnK.
The white mulberry i recommended the best t!at U'e anxier gWsnclysnmg, while a bottle of wine lcs?f nor gmoko lhe
r f! Ud iri a famila. newspaper, and yet
' F J-'r.i. ti ' 1 Ti L 7i,enaf- Mnothin5f. com parativeljTf peaking is es
awet part of the so the farmer; while he teDs. ,is rron I. j r '.i.
vvhrm it.' i r ictiucu w mi uuic fame, ii a man un
has lost a tooth from his upper jaw ; is round shoul
dered. Any person who will take up said thief
and cone him in the jail in this county shall re
ceive th above reward.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Rutherford, July 3 5,-1830 ; ' 22p
ICFN. B. Subscriptions receiyed at this Office
! i j i ;
ior me aoove wont.
I for the purpose of raising the
from
will
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' human
nature to cultivate the socal and domestic affec
tions to lead the mind through the most delight
ful avenues to the bowers of happiness and peace,
ate. &.c. lo accomplish these pesigns, we shall
call- to our aid all the eloquence of truth' clothed in
NEW YORK AMULET,
Ladies Literary and Religious Chronicle,
t niHE primary i object of this work will be to
1 U nnnrtrav thp rfplptpririns rnnspniipncpa xr'top
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE. in the most vivid colors to exhihit the heriiities
TKN Saturday; the twenty-first day of August and reyards of virtue in all their! capiiyatin
;VrV next, I will expose to sale on the prerhises, to liness to "awaken the better feelings of
the highest bidder, under decree in Lquity, air the
lahds belonging to the ESTATE OF RICHARD
BLANTON deed., Comprising, one tract of a
bout six hundred acres,' situate a few miles north of
Quin's ferry, on the Post Rpad ta Lincolnton, af
fording a good situation for a mercantile establish
ment. :; : - ; tr . -:''" ,
One other tract, containing about five hundred
acres, situate on Shoal. Crcekji near to M'S w'aMn's
lord on First Broad River, adjoining or nealyfad
joining the former tract; On this, is a good grist
mill; now going (the only one and the only situa
tion tor one, ) m a populous neighborhood, and good aim will be to convey uselul instruction, through a
water power for additional machinery. On each pleasing medium, to the heart, .j . J '
tract their is good soil on the last, is some of veW " The eiitire services of a distinguished literary
fine quality. The exact quantity of each tract will gentleman, late from London, formerly Editor of
be made, known on the day of sale. A credit of the" London Literary Magnet, contributor. to the
tVelve months will be given bonds and approved 1 New , Monthly Magazine; Literary Gazette, &c
tiC'V-uxiiy mil uc iciiuiit'uui uie uuiuiosei, iu ivliuiii iojc eiigageu iui iu iicvk x uiii irviuiuct
nJms:w.t I find wiwcrscuiiunue ppor OV Know. Uttl- tnhnnn UliF ..
r r -o 'fV. J, I . 111. j 1 i ri I vMwvt xj unwstuuuu v a CllllC UU"
rpf" r ge seemly habitiVbute sit down and dem-
lis to'obSn inlio i Tthe" maS "'X'l: . 1? $'T?1 V"" TA onstrates to a Ij that a paper nei.
I1U3 II WllUOUl
pains to obtain mtormation as to the management
of the silk worms, I have not the least doubt that
they can be raised in this county to advantage. I
have been advised to save all the ggs for the use
of the public, as it is difficult to obtain them in this
section of the countryJ My family hate made a
trial to wind some of the silk fronj the cocoons,, in
which they succeeded with ease, land ,Save made
some veVy nice sewins silk.' i ' !
' 1 . - , I THOMAS C'OODE.
Rutherford. July 7.-1630. ! Y 21 tf
T -
wants a fat lamb or
loosiuff a day or ftvcfc arinff to buvone. L...L.j .r.
. ., ' . I paicncu iu inc priiiicr;-
CABINET FURNLTUBE.j
HIABINET FURNITURE of evirydescriD
H- tioni made in the best wjrkminlike style,
If he wants a new cO the industry of his
wife supplies it. Ill rt he wants but
tew, very tew tiling vth cannot be ob
tained ton his own fail Why then should
the farhier repine becii he has not the
money to buy abrda: or measure his
wealth by comparing s'mcney with that
it is a great tax, and then a note is des-"
"Sir,.! cannot
afford to take your paper any longer;1.'
or "Times are hard, money is scarce
ergo, you may discontinue sending my
paper; or wim any other excuse that may
come uppermost- Now we believe that
every one who will make a fair trial, and;
observe the influence of reading overplus
11 .1-
uiuws, uu muaifwi au ior unnirs fo;;i ,;it c.a a r .u-t:
t. r- i i .7 T , 7.TT'. U. 1 ITi i i- " i , vuu m iuc year.
iuc iiiuaiiiia,iuttuii5iuiiiia suoti ia inuiai csaas. kana OI VUriOUS Kinds Ot WOOU, Can OS Jiaa M Uie c n mwui uuyni surely, a uT- I tKot l.o la nnt : 11; n V-
Tsimple or pathetic tales, varyirig frpm "graveo Work Shop of the subscriber, in Usheville, Bo mer may without aifc.Tesiim to Others i Jlf i.L
eav. irom -lively to serene poetical sketcnes
didacticr articles in : verse and Isometime to enli
veti our pages, atale of fancy a humorous story
I anJ allegory a ballad or a song, will recede an
insertion. In each and in all, thereat end and
combe-County. The following are a. few of the
many articles in his line of business which be is jn
tne habit ol making : ' l ' t
V, - . . . :
Anotb-
titles will bemade under the direction of tbe Court.
1; 13 2m : T. F. BIRCH ETT,
June 10, 1830. . ", Clerk, and Master.
Pr. ad. $3.50. . r
er gentleman, formerly of London, who is favora
bly known in literary circles, ha$ kindly promised
to become a regular contributor tD our columns. If-
these considerations, added to the fact of our hay-
Sideboards,
China Presses, '
Secretariesand
Book Cases
Bureaux of various kinds
Breakfast dining, . and
'tea Tables, . -. ' .
Can! and j Dreeing Ta
bles, -
Having serypd a regu
Bedstehdof every kind,
Sofas,) : ii ! .-. '
Ladies Worlr Stands,
Candle Standi,
Wash Stands -Easy
Cjhaira, , f
Cradles and Cribs f
Cupbo'irds,
Clock Cases &. Coffins.
ar
'f.
TAILORING ! BUSINESS,
,i fin HE subscriber resDectfullv informs the citi-
-tl .zens of Lincoln County and its adjacent
" country, that he has commenced the TAILORING !
V, BUSINESS, in theaown of Lincolnton, East of
se umrt-llouse, fcecond door irom tne corner .01 suallv low pnco.of one dollar per annum.
Square, in a room belonging to Mr- Michael who forward five dollars shall receive six copies.!
. 1 I : . t J '11 - i II : r
above businett in'one of the
giaia, he has ho hesitation in sayipg th;his furni
ture, for style and durability, cannot .surpassed
ing enlisted "in our favor, some of th most talent- by any in the State! Those wishing : purjhaseT
ed writers in this country r are any recommenda-1 can be supplied on reasonable terrasi filers from
tion to the favor of a generous public, our claims J a distance will be thankfully received frnd punctu?
will, we trust, receive attention, t . ally attended to. - . k
Tne iEy ior amulet will De puDiisnea se
mi-monthly, ; in th city of New ork, at the unu-' J rej3
1 nose
the paudv fabric.? nifTn nrtictc wlntol.. . . .b . .
u ..a u 'IS T" . V 1 ' YirZ will nave accumulated more real in-
ews wun pleasure! ;fe and, the movement of nation
take it for granted, that he ' has perused
every number with avidity than he would
have done in a series of year deprived of
the smht thereof. His wife will have
picked up much information relative to
the government of her children, many
useful lessons of household economy, and
11 i r f ; .
no smau snare oi lnsirucuon-fuitea toner
situation. Tine childrencquire a habit
of reading, and a degree of intellirence
Sm-Fromfefirsammencinasafar. ?il inc P1?00 01 ascription ten times
nirfr I hnrnlMcfm. ..J.L .L. ' I IU1U. -
- pnuu nun me greai in-
sooths his cares ant
1 ' ? ' i ' 1
111s journey mrougiu
fariner appear in coi
sed in homespun. I
description of dgoo
is Known in 103 gait
mongthe eldera ai
apprenticeship to the con gratulate tN pd.
principal cies in Vir- i J
w nen 1 sec a
.ny genteelly dres
ink pf Solomon's
ife hcr husband
I m . . .
vi en dc sittctn a-
ipst cordially do I
5or of such a prize
K rLANTER.
Fronfie
ONFALLpys 4,D 3IANURES.
rnck, formerly used as a Store room. The sub-
wishesUo inform the public, "that he is in
mea es,et frepured to accommodate all gentle-
V may want work done in liis line of busi-
and those who j remit twenty dollars! shall receive
twenty-five copies -reducing the price t'o eighty
cehts per volume, omy.
. j ii on nann ci u lur atif 11 uara rrprtcp nt thi am j : i
- - 1 1 x w w w i- nun 1 1 r iiri iiriiii 1
of SUPERFINE FLOURJ ..; ? mpnt nf tl, Arl r.Lrki rj: 7 7J
i. 4 i ' c-AiriTri Dftr.DDo I "' r- V4 iuiiums. iiiaac in 1
:V. r x- i V- July and.Aiist. oveth mnrl. Jn s.r. lar,
lrt .IH H fJ ' 1 ' A. ..I V
,gives6tgw'cxt!im in the United States, and re
L lkln fashions everv three months from Phil-
frVt.?.New York. Which are the spice of
himself, thave.rP0pl and London. He flatters
rone can-exc point of wofkmanshipt there is
iinrni,7 rHillu in thftAVestern Dart, of North
he neat and baants tl fit of any garment to
received at this Office
ined.
.hop ii lltTWU
-7Tb ESPECTFULLY informs the caUzens of
1L, Ashevilleand the pubUc geneVally, that he
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Ip3Su6snrioiibriAeaAorcu6Zicaiio7itpi6c haslocatedhimsellatMr.t'attons.ioruwpurpo others.
, irAere IheZcorlc can be exam- carrying on me a ahi "r. ..f " I Iu fal!o'
I SAVE YOUR FLAX SEED.
fin HE subscriber continues purchase clean
I M sound FLAX SEED, at seventy, five cents
per bushel. Wm. Twitty, and Robert Twitty, at
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t xecution of me1 cetuippearance, and the I Kuthertordton, will taxe in seea ior me.
i Kir none, L-nesi1-.!" 6qpa ana surpassed
. : to anuouhce to theirs expnce enables
ctcrsburg AprilZD. A letter from Kiss
m the -Caucasus, of 13th March, savs
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ipmDcr ana poeri. will state the facts luai 011 KUU .nsu "icre uiaa Deen a
as I obseneUiera ;!loDinr that it mav snock ol an eartBquake, which continued
elicit sometfe of trre imDortance from l" seconds. The Armenians, seized with
j terror, hastened to prayers in the church-
for wip.ai in'Jiilv. nnAn s ' ",e Tartars, with their 31 ullahs. went
er lease, I was desired by lhrouStt tne streets and collected alms for
are; a tieceof land nearhis Ul FP,01 ouyingsnccp, 10 De Gistri-
ar on. In ploughing hnt among the poor. In the villajre of
JnHtJme he allowed roe Andrejioska, two days journey from Kiss-
ua him
v- . . ,m v,
! - Ladies Ri4lng Prttf.nisproaencyin cutting
1 "lie may want in thafcd any wothatthe pub
' tended to. All order shall be factually at
ithfiillv executed andp a distancV shall be
i r..nnAmtmpnt and aK to customersw withmit
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lincolnton. June25,18M ,C. BF.VLUg.
V
Vhite Oak, June 14. 1830.
JOHN MOORE.
18 5wp
JOB PRINTING AND BLANKS.
OR sale at this office the following kinds of
s T.E AT
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IIPERFINE Letter rap. 1 1,,
anu a gcU 1cu"' -v-nni aci
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TO
JT Law Blanks:;
s Subpoenas, :
I Constables Bonds,.
Appeal Bonds, n .
j Prosecution Bonds,
i Writs, ' : -. L I
Executions," :
Sheriff Deeds. I
Apprentice Bonds,
3
Adminfetration Bonds,
Constables J Warrants,
Judgments and Exe
; .cutions, h
Marriage Licences,
Witness Tickets. .
Deeds of Bargain & Sale,
uardians Bonds. -
i
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-. 1 11. a.u el : ..if .k.. r.. I ubwui
its various oranciies. . ne naucra puiacu.w itvut t .
his Ion? eXDerience and perfect kuewledeein eve-1 iann tnen
ry minutia of his business, to merit a share of tbe the tenant
public patronage, unremitted aueuuouwm 1 bam ttfata
paid and no exertions snau pe spared 10 acommo-i land tli
date tnose mat may iavor uun wriu lucu . tusiwiu. 1 , ' . , i t . .
ilia rharorpa wiii h mrwipmift ia comDonwiin inai v iiuiun iifwi uti uiuu?nea Deiore. i e ....v..v iuuvu uv.c
hard times an scarcity f monjy. ETTbe subj It broke ire tilth, and was apparently seTcre The Armenian church and some j
scriber has made his arrangements to receive the as well nrfed ak tlmt twice nlouhod I mosques were thrown down, and above
vriJ i From itst7 td' tlie barrr it was ner- M00 of the inhabitants buried tinder, th
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baps moriie thar the adjoining lands. nuTS lDf t00 oi winch are covered wm
The crop pmucn better on the fallow a mountain opened wiui prai
m mm 1
sunk confident
Philadelphia Fashions quartertyl.0 1
Ashe vale, June 7 l&KJ:
NOTICE TO MINERS.
THlSInrC onffiter .ndtb. growth ofweeds ?. "id orluIf ofi,
used for the purpose of separating ijlhivial Gold after harviuch more luxuriant. D1Jr -
from' the auriferous earth and pebblei.V and here
by forbid? all persons from making. ;X: uKng said
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t'lates or oives as ne intends auuiy i ur a aicuu
. j - T. W.U. hUMTER.
Harrisburg, Buxke Co.;Mh 27130-j- ., 7J
l nave olo. inai land ploughed in Ju- Constantinople, half it and
iy, uuu iv -uu;i, cuungu i iislu jn inexi"encn rr.
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