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VOLUME II.
RUTHERFORDTON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1831.
NUMBER 21.
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0,000 ACRES OBV :
CUIiATI02f LAUDS,
VXDER DECREE OF FORECLOSURE.
arf. BY virtue ofan order postponement,
j r3$ made at the last term of the .Court of
S j Equity, I will expose to sale at the
Court-house in Rutherfordton, on the
nfn 2nd Monday in July next, (being the
Monday of the July CountyCourt,) several Tracts
and parcels of Laud, as the property of the Heirs at
. Law of Augustus Sacketldec. containing tin aggre
gate amount of about 30,000 acres or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the balance
due upon thedecree. ' :. ) .r
These lands Consist principally of 6,0Q acres
in-MacClenagan's and Ashworth's creeks; about
4,000 acres on Floyd's creek, in the neighborhood
of Poor's Ford of Main Broad river ; and 8,960 ac
res on the west side of First Broad river -this last
tract is included in what is known as the Whiter
i site's Settlement, and is inexhaustible in its mine
ral treasures. ' Gold has also been found in the
neighborhood of the Floyd's creek and Hinson
creek tracts.
Acredit-of twelve months will be given the pur
chaser entering into bond with approved security
for the purchase money.'
TitlesSvill by made as shall be ordered by the
Court THO. DEWS, Jr.. C &. M.
May 20th. 1831. , 14 6w
DR. O. P. FtZILZiS,
MAVING located himself, at Rutherfordton,
tenders his professional services to the citi
zens ot me village ana us viciniiy, . ,
; He Would add, that having, had consideracle ex
perience in private as well 'as public practice, he
hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage.
llis office will be kept in a front room ot K. G.
Twitty's Hotel.
OTIS P.'MILLS.
Rutherfordton,' June 4, 1831.
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT '
STAGE OFFICE.
rjfl HE subscriber takes this method of informing
U her friends and the public, that she coxinues
to entertain larder9 and travellers, at the Estab-
ishiaent heretofore occupied by Col. Isaac Cratos
liuthenordton. Several additional spacious
rooms have been lately fitted up, which will enable
her to rnaKe-; cointortable during their stay such
private families as may think proper to call on her
to spend the summer montns.
. Itl. U. CKATUN.
Rotherfordton, June 18, 1831. 18tf
PIANO FORT
flHE subscribers respectfully inform the pub
U lie that they have received on consignment
nnd for sale, at their store An. Lincolnton, a Piano
Forte, of a very superior quality both as to tone and
!!u i !ii i :.u : ;
juii&u, wuiciiwia ut' sum on acvuiumouciiiug leruiss.
HOKE & FULL EN WIDER.
June 1,1831. . 18tf '
T HE undersigned inform the citizens of Frank-
lin and the neighborhood, that they have
ust opened a shop for the execution of fcll work
connected with the ! ' .
BUSINESS,
n a , fashionable; neat, durable, and expeditious
maniur, m the town .ot t rankun, where all orders
will gratefully received and faithfufly executed.
. 1 uey receive the latest lashions from J.-Yok
and Hnlalelphia, quarterly, and practice on the
most approved system ot cutting, viz : the Patent'
Protractor system. They warrant all garments to
fit, aid, in. point of style and workmanship, to . be
inferior to none in the western part of the State.
Thefr prices will be moderate ; and they hope. by
a faihful and punctual discharge of their duties, to
receive a chare 6f the public patronage.
V : JAMES V.: JAY, & Co.
Fsanklin, May 10, 1831. i 14tf
TO THE P1FB.IC.
iOCTORS PHILIPS & TEBAKTT, hav
ing located themselves in Frariklin. respect
fully tender their professional services to the citi
zens of Macon and the adjoining counties. The
promptest attention will be given to calls in the dif
ferent branches of their profession. ttZTOrHcenext
door to J. It. filer's Store. i I '
Franklin, Macon county, June 15. f 18 2w
to aoiiO-ilivEBrs.
7&TOTICE is hereby given, that havinobtaihed
JL3 Letters Patent for my improvement in the
Rocker and Riffile, called the "PANING ROCK
ER'' 1 1 forewarn all persons from making, vend-
ing or using the same,- without written permission
from me .5 as those violating my rights, will ; be
dealt with according. to the regulations of the Pat
ient laws. 4; "
) ' The subscriber, however, from the great difficult
ty of supplying the immediate demand, s desirous
to eell'rights to such competent persons asvvill con
struct the machines in a faithful- and workmanlike
manner as their efficiency, and utility ;defend in
a gTeat measure on this circumstance, nn the most
; advantageous terms, either; by districts orr single
;. rights, and wiil afford every necessary instruction in
the art and principle for building the same.
; - - G. B. PALMER.
, Brindlctown, Burke co. May 1831. ' ' ;
VALUABLE
: ESTATE S At, JB. '
TIKTOTICE is hereby given; that I shall sell, at
IM Dublic vendue, at the-late .dwelling house of
jMac Craton, dee'd, in Rutherfordton, on the 25th
July next, all the Personal Property of the Estate
of said deceased, consisting of . i
X3 likely Negroes Horses -Mules
r- Cattle flogs Yoke of Ozen Ox
. Cart Wagoii, with a Set o f good
Harness A variety of Farming Utensils
Household and Kitchen Furniture A
quantity of Corn and Bacon Good
Rifle Guns and Musket Patent
.Lever Watch A (rood Library, consist
ing of Law and Miscellaneous Works
' 'Alsdii theprestnt Crnptgrowi:ig three miles
south of this on Gleg home's Greek, con
sisting of Corn, Wheat, Rye. and Oats.
All the above articles will be sold on a credit of
12 months, by purchasers giving bond with appro
. ved security. The sale to continue from day to
day until, all the property is sold. r 1
- Tho undersigned having been duly qualified as
,l administrator of the estate of Isaac Craton, dec,
at our last Probate court I dovhereby notify all per
sons who have claims gainst the Estate of said de
ceased, to present them wfthin the time prescribed
j-'' Kv law, iegally authenticated, otherwise this notice
"will be plead m bar of their recovery; And all per
; sons indebted to said estate are requested to come
, forward immediately and make payment, or their
iioies ana accounts will be put in the aanas 01 an
'wmcvr xor collection. .5 !
. W. J. T. MILLER, Administrator
June 18. 1.1 is'fiw .,
KfLpok at tMs.'cJ
rEHjlE compass has been so long in use,- that, I
M - hope its utility will ere long find its way in
to liuiierford county, and put every man in pos
session of his own land marksthey may then es-
capelhe judgment denounced in a certain book.
This is tberei'ore, to notity all persons,.
(thaj they 'may noi plead ignorance in future,) that,
1 anHdetermined to prosecute all and every mdivid
naliho shall be- found trespassing, by cultivating
the qil, removing timber, or in any otherwise com
mittifg waste upon any ot the various tractsof land
belonging to Col. Richard Lewis, situate in the
Rulberford county lots and land adjoining the 'vil-
lagebf Rulherfordton, unless with my written or
ver-fcd consent ; and it is presumed that all lease's
and permissions granted by him, for aDy of those
punxses. nave expired. . ?
hersons holding bonds on him lor titles, would
do well to present them.. Also persons having
made purchases of land , in ' which he is interested,
are hereby notified that no titles will be executed,
unless satisfactory evidence is adduced that,- his
proportion ot the purchase money has been actually
paid, or secured to be paid, either to himself or his
properly authorized agent.
I J. OV1.RTON LEWIS, Agent.
Rutherfordton, 25th Jan'y, 1831, ' ' 50 ly p
North Carolina Constitutionalist
AND STATE RIGHTS' ADVOCATE.
"The Liberty of the Press-the shield of Freedom
the scourge of tyrants.'" 1
' WILLIAM S. RANSOM W WILLIAM POTTER, '
FROPOSEto publish ij the Citt of Raxeioh,
a political newspaper under the above title.
They propose to give to thebublic an independent
and a consistent republicanptate Righta', paper:
one that will always supportkhe piinciples it pro
fesses, with a due regard to ruth, and promote the
rational views of the true riends of liberty and
democracy. , They will evef contend for the "Un
ion" inviolate, as well agaiet the open attack of
"XMuiubcation, as the lnsu&oos inroads ol a latitu
dinarian construction of Conatitaubn that sa
cred instrument by which, the sovreignfv of the
States is securei and our happy land thus far 6a ved
from the vorte of a consolidated general govern
ment. " .Belienng the present Taru-p Laws to be
partial, oppressive and unjust, if nqt unconstitution
al, they will sjiare no pains to impress the public
mind with be propriety and necessity of having
them repealed. These are the leading measures
and, principles which it shall be their steady, pur
pose to advocate and detend. They will support
GeneraJJACKsox fora re-electio to the Presidency,
and oppose Henry Clay and his political adherents
They have now stated, with caador.the outlines of
their political creed, which ther venly believe to
be tie creed of North Caroling generally North
Carolina is one ot the great &tttes ; great not on
ly in territory and population ax in moral and phy
sical resources; and it shall be ftie untiring ambition
of the Editors, to maintain her high rank in the Un
ion, and to set forth her-distingaished sons in their
merited Characters to foster her institutions to
inculcate correct moral and poltical principles, and
to diffuse ueefulknowledge. "They are native sons
of the State and they glory fi their , birthright
They now call for patronage upbn the high-minded
and patriotic citizens of North parolina, and upon
the friends of republicanism aril advocates of State
Rights generally As knowledge is essential to
the permanency of our republican institutions, the
Cosstitotionalist will be f)ond valuable in its
various store ol mteugence, to the farmer, the me,-
cnanic ana ine mercnanx, as Men as me physician,
the lawyer, and, particularly li the politician. For
eign and domestic news the proceedings of Con
gress and of onr. State Legislature, and well-writ
ten essays, will be Tound in bur columns. The
beet papers in.the lnion will be taken by the Edit
ors, from which important and interesting extracts
winoe taxen. . . ;
PROSPECTUS i
OF THE t
CJmublllt ;iHountafnctr;
it of infinite momtrJ that you should properly
' estimate the immense value of your Xational Un
ion" t Washington's Farewell Address.
AT the earnest and solicitous request of a large
and highly respectable number of the citizens
01 u us and the adjoining districts, and with the as
surance of a very considerable accession to his sub-
8cnttion list, 31 r. w ells has been induced to re
sume the publication, of tne Greenville Mountain
eer. Indue need by the known wishes of bis for
mer patrons, and the recent anxiety ol outers.
subscriber has consented to take upon bamai sain
the txlitonal department of this paper, in uuiog
so he is lully aware of the sacrinc? ne manes,
the responsibdity which he must incur. Hue con
sulted only Lis own feelings and interest, he would
never subject himseli again to tne trot Die ana mor
tification necessarily attending the life ofan Lxlitor.
He is,bow6ver,actualed by other and belter uiouves.
Oar country is in an awful and most alarming cri-
19, auu eicijr vuc buuuiu ug nuuuj w iuu uu iwu,
no matter how feeble it may, be, in averting the
dangers by which she is surrounded. '
The politics ot the Ureenvule Aiountameer are
well known-" If would be sulncient for those who
have heretofore been acquainted with this paper, to
say that there will not be, in any respect, the slight-
est cnange in us lone ana principles. iui u una
Prospectus is intended lor new subscribers, and
those who may. not be acquainted with the coarse
Valuable Lan&
. FOR S Alii!.
npY Tirtae of a Decree of the Court or
JLO made at the last term, settier aside the txl
heeiufore made, and ordering the biddings to I
re-oencd, 1 will expose to sale, at tbe Cot
Houte in Rntherforduia, on the 2nd Monday in '
ly nixt (being the 3Ionday of tbe County Cov :
all Vie Lands belonging to the Estate of lh !
D4VID WEAVLll, deceased : comprisin
One tract joining the lands of David liar
others situate on or bear Hickory creek ; "
lands.
zr:
.v -One other tract joining Crow lai
42a j ialy and arty jatnxag the above tr.
Aiso, ooeouM iMcvjoyunx-Cr. pfr
the abovementioDed tracts tbe wt
about one hundred acres.
' Rich deposits of gold are said t" '
covered on these lands. . , .
Term- One half payable tw
the sale, and the other half eigH .
with approved security to be f n. , i'
made as the Court shall hert'-.-.-.r c. '
The purchasers ai the pr?vow3 f?.V V
tbeir bonds re-delivered w' cr er. r c
T11U. DLW S. J- C
AIay23rd, 1831. I
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HOLLAND'S HIGH 1.1
GRIST
f7nH andersigne :
li elusive right,
hiherto pursued bv the Editor, it is proper that he structiog and vendiu t.
should make a concise summary of those principles I counties, Grist Mill4
by which he will be governed. (intended topre- - a
The subscriber has, lrom his earliest political re-1 stone or runner . :
collection, been devotedly and enUiusiasucally at-J or being raised (np '7 . -
this governinent is founded. He beneves in the j improVemenlgive.i.o
UITU16 (igui auu puwei vi uiu jicujiio iu iuaa, uvig jiaia w ug iuuuu
and abolish, at pleasure, their turmsol government, mass eqoaily tine, ana
He is convinced that all good governments are foun- ed to any amount and cib
ded on the virtue and intelligence of the pedple, the runner from com5 ig in c
He looks upon the governinent of these U. States stone, and there wearing and c
as the wisest and the best that ever has or ever can andheating tbev t136 "ct;
be formed. He regards the Fedeial Constitution injures the floor) cja
as the most perfect system of civil polity that the quire to bo dressed more than hah CJ
wisdom, virtue and patriotism of man can institute, right was secured to the eaid If olltpv
He is opposed to ail lalitudinarian constructions of laws of the U. S.underdale tf Mairt;4f
that sacred charter of our liberties. He is not, J hereby forbid all persons lro ;iiiL3VyM
however, in all cases, in favour of a strict and Ute- vending said improvemcpt.iUv!3t.ovj-V
tal constuction ol its ; principles. He believes the I nghtaud pnvilege, arf they shall enforce L&f
one will tend to consolidation and the deettuction of j allies of did1 lawfr on all who' may lnfrino u Cf
of all state rights ; and he knows the other would patent, within the limits abovo namcJ;. AH pert
V
Mir. Ransom, (intending to reire froml the Bar ol all state rights ; and he knows the other would patent, within tbe limits aoovo named:... , All rJ i
as soon as the necessary number of subscribers is disarm the general government of iu ceded poweis, 1 sons who wish to obtain ther advantages of this. ir YJ
orocured.l will devote his time Tplnsivelv ta the and jrive to it those which it does not possess He I provement can either have mills constructed or
fi ' . . , . . ' :l c . i rr it . i : j .
eaiwriaiaeparirnent
The first number of the "Constitutionalist" will
appeal as soon as One' Thousand Subscribers shall
have been obtained.- " . ' '
.Persons holding Subsciption Lists, will please
return them, addressed to William Potter, at R&
teigh, on or before the 1st of August next. ; -
r conditions. . .-
j The North Carolina Constitutionalist, will
appear weekly, on an imperial sheet, in' 'new ' type,
and on good paper, (except during' the session of
the Legislature, when it will be issued. se.mi-tceck-'1v.
at three dollars ner annum, pavable on receipt
ot the the hrst numbei,or Jour dollars, at the end constitutionality, lie does, nowever,
ol six months. i 1 . '
F'ditors of newspapers, generally, will confer
an obligation by giving this Prospectus. Tne or two
insertions. I , . ; ' :;.'
refers to the Tariff as being a striking and remar-1 this plan or be furnished with the privilege U mako-
kable mstauce ol the latter, lie is opposed to tne l wita all necessary tnstracUon?, on me mosixeasoar:
American system in every lorm and measure tnaii ante terms. . ,JUUri.llJ-.L.
, ; State of North Carolina,
- Buncombe County.
Superior Court of Law April Term, 1831.
" Charles Williamson i
7 . vs. Petition for Divorce.
Pplley Williamson. )
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant, Poliey Williamson, is not an in
habitant of this State ; It was jrdered that publica
tion be made for three months in the Rutherford
Spectator and Raleigh Register, that the said Pol
ley Williamson appear at the next Superior Court
of Law to be held for the county of buncombe, at
the Court House in Asheville, on the tird Monday
iitter-the 4th Monday in September next, then and
mere to plead, answer or demur to the said petition
or the same will be taken pro confesso, and set for
hearing ex: paite. i ,
Witness, .Joshua Roberts, :Clerk of said Court,
at Asheville the 2nd Monday alter the 4th Monday
in March', lb31.
J. ROBERTS, ClerE
14 3m i ; Pr. adv. $4 50. ,
Raleigh, N. C. 18th May, 1831. . t : : v:
' Subscriptions received at this Office.
ATS S HATS !
WOTICEisjierebv given, that the subscriber
O. H -win auename courts of the rmint;ac ri?r,th
erford, Buncombe and Haywood, with a complete
assfutment of new, good and fashionable HATS
whieh he will sell low for Cash, Lamh' wt rrJy
shearing,) Furs, Beeswax.Tall6w,&ci. He hopes
from his brig experience in, the Hatting hnBnLa
and the superior quality of the article which he of-
jers, wnicn ne is connaent is not excelled by any
thing of the kind injrnarket, to give general sati.
laction to tnose wno lavor rum with their custom
! W. A. M LELLAND
CreenevilIe,Tenn., May 23,1831. j , I5tf
State of North Carolina,
-,- Lincoln County.: v' - :
1 In Equity Spring Term, 183L
John McMin, V
Silas Scarborough and 1 0riSinal Bil1'
Shirly Scarborough. I
T having been made appea'f to the Honourable
vourt, that fchirly c:carb6rough, one of the de-
lendants jn this cause, is not an inhabitant of the
State: therefore, ordered, that publication be made
for'six weeks, in the Rutherford Spectator, that un
less the saidr Shiny Scarborough appear, at the
next Court of Equity, to be held for the county
aforesaid, on the 5th Monday after the 4th Monday
ot sseptemher next, at the Court House m Lincoln
ton, then and there to plead answer or demur to
complainant s bill, the same, as to him, will be ta
ken pro conlesso and heard ex parte.
Teste, JUHIS 1VHOKE, C.M.E
14 Gw Pr. adv. $2.50
it has yet assumed; He regards that branch of it
called the Tariff as; an lngemoiu aiyl dangerous
fraud upon the Constitution. He believes it to be
not only impolitic and unjust, but highly oppressive
to the" Southern country. In resisting us cpcralions
by all constitutional means in our power, he will
ever be found among the foremost. . To that, mer
cenary system of internal Improvement, now car
ried on by the general government, he is opposed,
a well on account of its inexpediency, as iu un-
behcTe in
the right of Congress to construct road for
military , purposes, , when absolutely required as
a "necessary and proper means" of carrying on
war He is oposed to the United States' bank,
and believes hs establishment to be one of the most
palpable violations' of the Constitution that bis yet
occurred. He regards the proposed division sf the
surplus revenue as the most unconstitutional and
extravagant measure that could characterize any
administration." " .
; In regard to our state politics, he is with I lager,
Smith, Drayton, Richardson, Manning, and the
venerable Taylor. He is opposed to a Convention,
14tf - WM.M.LEXANDE
Rotherfordton. May 20, 153L V
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NEW YOKK CHEAP WHOLESALE
CIiOAIE, STOCH, 6l CLOZHZNa
WAREHOUSE REMOVED.
fill HE subscriber has removed his establishment
U from No. IS a, Maiden Lane, to the spacious
biore No. 138, Pearl-street, over Messrs. Hyde,
Cleveland & Co., where he will keep constantly 1st Dresent.andin all Drobabilitv will be for a num-
on hand a much more extensive assortment than hr nfvom tn rnmo. H unnnt that (!nn.
formerly. The style, make and material of the Upntnn mnld do anv voad. and he does believ thst
cloaks will be greatly improved, and will be sold at u might do much harm .Instead of resortinz to
about the same low pnees as those of. the jast sea- snchaprocedore.be is rather disposed to wait for the
rW HE 0ubchbr aware that Loans "-daV
. JL businejs in general fan be effected more ea-
fily expeditiously and saiisfactorilyhas removed
from the. City bf Pniladelphta to Nevr York; wtier '
every-facility is offered for transacting home xsx
foreign business correctly, legally, and wiA de
spatch. GEO. W. EVERITT
. 37, Nassau St, N York City. :
N. B. ATT To Editors throvzout tht Union, jj
Those Editors desirous of supporting and patron
izing this institution shall be entitled to the propri
etor's aid gratis to tiie amount of S5.00. by fivtoff
his advertisement in full a conspicuous place in their .
papers 2 or 3 times, and forward a copy containing
the same, , . GEO.W. EVLRITT.
37, Nassau SttN. Y. .
3IOXE Y IN IiIARItET.
TO OWNERS OF COLD MINES, PLANTA
TIONS, MANUFACTORIES, Ac. dx.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and tbe public that be is daily vhuted by Am
erican & foreign capitalisU,who&re desirous V ani
ons of advancing and investing their fund ;o good
son
f- - - aai.oca-1 sucq a proceuQre,ne is ramer uisposea to wan lor tne I - : 5 . . , v
He has also on hand; a large assortment of returning good sense and justice of the American advantage who are desirous of purchasing & leas-
ow priced Clothing, made in good style, express- people. He regards the doctrine of Nullification
ly for the Southern and Western trade, that will be
sold at about the usual prices of the most inferior
quality. Also, an assortment of Stocks, with ma
ny other desirable articles. Those who 'will'take
the trouble to examine this stock of Godds will
probably satisfy themselves that they, cannot se
lect the same amount from any stock in the citv
that will be a safer or more desirable purchase.
For sale by ; F. J. CONANT, No. 138, .
. Pearl-street,' New York.
as the most odious and dangerous of all political
heresies. In it he can see nothing but the dismem
bered fragments of this mighty republic . He looks '
upon it as the destroyer of that noble fabric, reared
by the wisdom, and cemented by the blood of onr
ancestors.; Tbe union of these States he regards,
in the language-qf Washington, as the main pillar
in the defence of our real independence, the sup
port of our tranqility at home, our peace abroad, our
safety, our prosperity, and the very liberty we so '
able at banks in good standing in any part ot the
country ; eight months for city acceptances ; or five
per cent, discount lor cash. In all cases where the
time is extended, interest will be charged at the
rate of b per cent, per annum. Any goods purcha
sed at this establishment that do not suit the mar
ket for which they were intended, will be exchan
ged for others. - " ; '1 12w
New York City, April 15, 1831. ; .
Terms : Six months, for approved Notes, .pay- highly prize. He is disposed to "discountenance
even a suspicion that it can in any event be aban
doned." He looks to the re-election of Gen. Jack
sox, at this particular crisis, as of momentous im
portance to the safety of this Union and the pros
perity of this government. Possessed as he is of the
confidence of tbe American people, and distinguish
ed as he always has been for his firmness, indepen
dence aud'patriotism, he should be warmly and
zealously supported by evejy One who wishes well
to! our common country. Were we to lose the
weight of his influence and character at this time in
the administration of this government, no cne can
well predict the consequences. .
jThe Greenville Mountaineer will contain a sum
mary of all. Fpreign news, the proceedings of Con
gress and the State Legislatures so far as the same
may be of general interest. In it will be published,
occasionally, short biographical sketches of our dis
tinguished men extracts from reviews and period-
cai wont
State of North Carolina,
j Lincoln County.
County Court of Pleas and Ciuarter Sessions
' i; April Sessions, 1831. . .
McBee & Alexander, Original attachment'levi-
assignees, I ed on six negroes in the
vs. . hands of Henry Fulen-
Caleb Fulenwider. J wider.
The same, 1 Likewise original attachment le
vs. vied on the same negroes, in
"The same. ) the hands of the same.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court', that
Caleb Fulenwider,the defendant, is not an in
habitant of this State : It is there foie ordered, by
Court that he appear at the County Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the said Coun
ty, at the Court House in Lincolnton, on the third
Monday in July next replevy and plead to issue,
or judgments in the above cases by default will be
entered up against him. Ordered that publication
hereof be made six weeks successively m the Ruth
erford S pectator. . ...
Teste, VARDRY McBEE, Clerk.
40 Gw : ! Pr. adv. $2.50 , '! .
SS.OO REWARD I
"IT OST on the 18th instant a CALF SKIN
JLi POCKET BOOK, containing $160 in cash,
aiso one "counterfeit $2 bill; also two 'notes on
Moore Martin, one for $32 80 and the other for
$13 15 ; also one note on William L. Eskridge for
$40 19. There were other valuable papers, not
now recollected. The bank tills were' chiefly of
the denomination of $5 and $10 principally on tbe
Georgia banks, and among which was one $20 bill
on one of the Georgia banks. The Pocket Book
was lost between Sandy Run and Rutherfordton. .
The above reward will be given. to any person
who will deliver the pocket book andicontents to
the owner, j . . JOHN G: ESKRIDGE.
Rutherford, April 22, 1831. ' ! IQtf
ing wholes or shares of Real Estate(improved or an'
improved,) and other valuable property who wish
to become proprietors, partners or sharers in Gold
Mines or Mining Companies or woold loan. mo
ney in small and large amounts at 5, 5, 6, and 7
per cent, per annum, interest to be paid annually
and semi-annually to be secured on mortgages of ,
real estate free from incumbrances and valued and
worth double the amount required. Therefore those
who wish to sell, lease or mortgage or obtain part
ners; &c, will, per mail, (postage paid) forward
every necessary instruction particularize their
views and wishes and describe their property cor
rectly, its location, situation, divisions, quality, im
provements, quantity and real value, &.c and en
close the advance office fee, which amounts to $5,
for every $7500 wanted. - Commissions : when
loans are effected, will be from I to 1 percent.
No business can meet with attention unless postage
is paid and accompanied with a reasonable advance
fee. An established and not to be deviated rule is-,
now in force, viz: no letters received (in any in- .
stance) or taken out from the Post Office, nnless
paid or franked, GEO. W. EVERITT,
Real Estate Broker MlorneyAmerican,
7 3wl Foreign and General Agent,
No.37. Nassau St.. New York (City.) N. Y.
A YOUNG MAN 25 years of age, who write
a neat legible band is conversant with and
ha sn idea, of basinets in rfnrrilrwMKAfit lih.
the speeches in Congress, and some of Cral education (English and Clascal) has travel-
HOU$E OF ENTERTAINMENT.
AT THE SIGN OF THE BELL, '
' , Union Court-House, S. C.
JAXVIE3 X70RXLXS
i RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and the public in general, that
he has taken that large and conveni-
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Reid, Esq. He thinks h unnecessary
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the most important public documents. It will be
the cbject of the editor to make its contents as in
teresting as possible to all classes of persons. In
oraer to eneci uus, ne win pay considerable atten
tion to the' selection of such matter as may be use-
mi 10 me Agricultural part 01 the community.
The first number of the Mountaineer will be -i.
sued about the first of May. It will be published on
a super-royai sneet, on new and elegant type, at
$ouu in advance, or alter six months.
y B..F. PERRY. '
Greenville, 3. C. 3Iarch 7, 1831.
HOUSE, SHOP &LOT
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THE aubscriber offers for sale his
led much through Canada and the U. State has
been in business for himself has been unfprtnnatft
and now seeks for a respectable situation at tbe
South, in any mercantile or respectable esuAlisb
ment ; manufactory as agent or manager on a plan
tation ; as travelling companion, or agent, or copy .
ist in an office. &c. etc. if reauired can give refer
ence. A moderate salary to warrant a genteel
support would be required. Communications (port
paid) to tne subscriber, will meet wiin prompt at
tention. - GEO. W. EVERITT.
7 3w f 37, Nassan-st New York City.
fnrO THE PUBUCWT)
THEnnderigil wifl have tbe BRIGHT-'
HOPE FURS ACE, in Greene Couatyv
Tennessee, in fall operatwo by the 2wi mstart.
to make promises and will therefore only invite tra
il 11 1 : J .1. 1 T a rent
veiiers tocau mm juugg oi mcmseiyes. j pi iy
NOTICE. f a
MRS. PATSEY MEREDITH BALES; will
hear some information very- acceptable, by
addressing a line' to Brown's Post-officei Fairfield
District, South-Carolma, to - - . . , i
J. H. TAYLOR, Afnxr. ofE:Morrit.
March 5, 1831.' , . r 3
TT rjl J f I- Ik. tnn-n r.C
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June 11,1831.
MAURICE M'CARTHY.
17tf
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
SUPERFINE Letter Paper, Writing Paper,
KZJ asd a general assortment 0 liianks.
Forge Hamtntrs 3cc.
can be bad, to order, at any time.
Orders addrewed to Greenville, Tennessee, will
be promptly attended to. .
F D.SHIXLDS.&Co.,
Brisbtbope, JIarcb7, 1531. ; 5 6n
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