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- ? . 3 t S. ' T II E -N ORTHG A R O LINA SPECTATOR AND WESTERN ADVERTISER. 87 i" ' . ; HE SPECTA TOR. SUutfjrrforliton t SATTODAY EVENING, JULY 16,1831. ftOur subcribers in the west!' and C":..l . . . . ' . . !. , ...' oouuieasi are .intormed that owinjr to the high waters of Broad-River on Saturday last, the arrival of the mail from the East was prevented, and the same j cause1 ob structed the passage of the southeastern mail, which will account -for the failure of our last week's paper. we are uuormed tnat juaj. inos. Lfews,jr. oi ble attachment to it ; accustomirtsr vour- licitor of Haywood County Court, at its last teran, .1 . . . t .11 ,' . inis iown,was elected ny an unanimous vote, . so- C(urPi;tK tu:nu nrij anpfll, nf ; n; "f tu0 rice Col. I. Craton. deceased . . palladium ot your political satety and We also, learn, that .Richard E. Fortune, Esq. prosperity, watching tor its preservation of Asheville, was elected Solicitor of iBuncorabe with Salmis nnviptvt dise.oiintpnanrinff ...... j v -r. e whatever may suggest even suspicion that it can, in any event, he abandoned; and County Court without op position, vice Col. I. Cra- ton, dec d ICT At the present Term ofthe County Court for indignantly, frowning upon the first draw this county, Thos. Pews, Esq , vyas appointed So- njngr Qf every attempt to alienate ail V por- uLiiui, uiu icni, lite iiiiaiu iiuouc icsisiueu. I . , ' c .1 A permanarri appointment was not made from the " fcU v . " w absence pf a majority of th Justices, j . " enfeeble the sacred ties which now link . C :, ' i v together the various parts." . . " ! . ' ; . OCWe are pleased to state that the can- ' Your patriotic endeavors, Gentlemen, didates; for Congress and the Assembly for to lessen the violence; of party 'dissention, this county, at the court, held in thistown cannot be forwarded more effectually than this week, adopteck the recommendation; by incalculating a reliance on the' justice any por ' The Next Legislature. A feelins of deep interest pervades the minds of all with whom we have conversed unon do- litical subjects, in regard to the probable of. the Grand Juryvwind have agreed to of our National Co'uncils, and pointing to indasures which will be introduced for the lay aside the practice of treating with ar- the fast approaching extinction; of the i - i . ' - . I i . -. .1 . ! . . LI . I 1 . : a I I . - . ' consideratiuji ofthe next Assembly. The aeni spirits in ine preseni,canyass puuuc ucdi, as an evem wnicn must e- cessarily produce modifications: in the Ruiherford Gold Minesi We 'are plea- Revenue Sy stem, by which all interests sed to hear that the mines which have been under a spirit of mutual accommodation lo l.-itpiv ni.sjrnvftrpn in this rmmtir. nrn nnw and Concession. Will be TJrobablV , DrOteC- , nuibii tve uavp iui a. iun . muc ii- j , i - - m- i j - n hn i-pmpliprl hv n Onnupntinn worked with much profit! One on the ted. I V , " for revising and "a'mehdinjr the Constitu- .waters of. White Oak Creek, belonging to 1 he grave subjects introduced, in your destruction of the. Capitol" has awakened a hope in the minds of the people ' of the West, that the grievances and disabilities t i tiohi. If a convehtion shall follow as the consequence of this casualty : our - feeling of regret for the loss of that expensive and beautiful edifice will be somewhat coun terbalaiiced by thebenefits whiclr are an ticipated would result from it. -The opin io n of a very numerous ami intelligent por- jioin of the citizeiisfof the State, whicli has;. , constantly bgen expressed in favor of Fay Vetteville, as tlk? most properand judicious situation for the location of the pubhp liuildings, will no doubt be Irian ifested in a, more formal manner, by the introduction of a bill for such purpose. ; But the n est, Bagwell Albert G. Black IIa;rh Bradley Willi Jr. Bafrvvell Whitteu Bradley John 1 . Messrs. Forman and Walbridse proves to letter of invitation, have drawn from, me be unusually, rich averaging for several .the frank exposition of opinions; which I nave neither lmcresi nor inclination 10 conceal.- '. . .: I . ' ; " : Grateful for the kindness you have per sonally expressed, I renew my expfressions of regret that it is not in my power, to ac-1 cept your kind invitation ; and liave the considerations, when placed in competi- lon with public duties. "W& are inclined to the opinion that, his situation in the new Cabinet, has not been otlered to any individual except Mr. 1. Among farther reasons, the dates, &c. ot Gen. Jackson s- correspondence with Mr. Berrien, taken m connexion with the offer to au acceptance of Mr. Taney, are stroug corrobations of this opinion. The President in reply to 3Ir. Berrien s note of Baiter Joseph resignation, informs him that the appoint- Blackwell Tyre " r .... i i i i I Bierstaf 2?Lm"I incut wi txffucut wuuiu uciiiuuf,uuii .--nnnm,n he, the rresident,) was advised ot the j Crow Win. completion of Mr. Berrien's arrangement Collins Pascal E. to leave the ofii(x This notice was giv- JcmcnJf narew en to die President on Tuesday last, and SffihKhn ' within two days thereafter the office was Carter Samuel filled." ! Caqenter James II. Crews Thomas T" . f Wc are authorised to announce Gcorne h,..so,, iftPrih E. badger and Thomas i Dcvcrtui, Dews Thomas Jr. Esqs. us candidates to represent this coun-1 lickev Anthony ty as members ot the House qf Commons in the next general Assembly. Star. LIST OF LETTERS Kcmainlnz in the Post-OJict at MW'" the Ut oJaly.131; and for. vwnllis the Kill be tint to the General Post-Of fice as dead letters : Alexander Wra. J. 1 Hembree r Uaac Brown Geo. W. 1 1 Urns u.j M m s u.. . 1 J Inrine Osmyn B 1 Johnston Win. Jr. 1 f Jenkins Jee 1 Lngan John or Esom 1 ' Lowntng ta weeks past 5. dwts. to the hand, or even more. During two days of last week, twelve hands obtained three. hundred dwts. Other mines in the same neighborhopd, promise to be quite as productive. 05s3 We had intended to haVe presented I honor to be, with great respect, j 4 -'Ai; . i our obedient and humble servant. ' (Signed) ANDREW JACKSON. To John Stony , and others. U -1 our readers this week, with that part of ?ilr. Ingham's address to ': the citizens of Bucks couuty, Penn. which relates to the late scenes at . Washington, but. its' length precludes its publication thi$ week. It perhaps, do not feel much interest in the fcia appear next. j ! particular location of the pubiic buildhigs, . ' ; under the present state of .things- But, - The Kichmond Whig says -"A report has been dismissed; tliat he passed through had,the West that weight andintluence hil has been current here for some days that f this city on Monday; 'bag and baggage Deen Catharine Davb William Davis Jacob Denton Prescilla Denton Mrs. John Dobbins Drury ' Edwards Thomas Fa;ran Henry Fortnan Joshua Grainger Win. J. Graham ru. In the Constitutional Whig of the 23d instant it is stated, that "We now; learn from a source of credit, thatlNJr. Donelson El Navigation of the Connecticut.' ..It is now settled,-that the Connecticut river may be navigated more than two hundred miles from its mouth. The experiment was made last week by the steam boat John Ledyard, which proceeded from this r'li'ri place to niasqr, v i. in(inirty-lour hours, Green Shaderic i and at last advices, was on her way thence Guthrey Jonathan to Wells Kiver. In one year's time . the Grawon Joseph C communication by steam from one end of iiamcltonAdley the Connecticut Valley to the other will Harrison Rebecca I. u j m i t ii t. UUTC UCC11 UUIljpiClCU. XU IHJU19 IlaVe I rfiU115-v already been built under the direction of !flllonn T the Kiver Company, viz. the John Led- HartEphraim yard aud the W llliam Hall, which are to Henderson'Betj beplased on the rou.e this season. These Hill Robert boats are strong, lmht and convenient.! cnaersoA 1 i Lollar Archibald 1 a Moore Joph 1 Metclf Warner 1 t .Mcrfwine Jamca 1 Marshall Charity 1 Magnets Jacob 1 J Mitchel Wo. L. 1 Mooney Darid 1 1 Mills John 1 Marshal DaTid 1 Mcllann James f 2 i 3Ia5hburu 4 t Nodine Join. 1 NorriU Wil 1 Xicks Jofinv 1 JOsburo Li 1 i Palmer I' 1 Porter J 1 lUidJa.S 1 Richan ljRhupl 1 Richs J t& !). 1J- th&;Goveriinient of the State which -justly Mr. John Randolph is seriously sick at his for Tennessee, whither Mrs. Donelson has belongs to her, then would she teel amuch Modgiugs, Warwick Lane, Cockspur street, preceded him. and, having each two engines which u- . "not to return." arid that uited give'tweuty horse power, may be t ' , ' ' ' . .- , . 1: -1 . t.l . f. . mnra livulv i n tnrost i n . a n 17 mtiasiirp tlmf T ,ninlnii otirl tlint hie frionrlc 'tn 1 ho P Fin P I t hp P TI11SP nf this TlintlirP KlPtWPPIl ; llllP.lp UriVeil Willi COUSlUerdUie rapiUlly. LfUm illJ l 111 y 1IJIV1 111 V k t f .a. uUIU ! I JiJV IJVIVII J UllVI .IlUb 1 1 1 0 IV1IUJ lit lllV V LIU1 I w.w . . m u u u w M.M u . w 1 - . would add to the prosperity and j reputa lotte district, have received instructions to and nephew, was the I positive refusal of tiori.of the State then wou to have the capitol and public offices fixed gress." at a place where theywould be thej means of rearing a large and respectable which would be a pride and Huggins JoL. Humphries R . 21 3w Rutherfon d she rejoice withdraw him from the canvass for Con- the latter to bow to the mandate' of Gen. Jackson, m associating with -which is ring the season several other boats are to I be builtso that by the opening of the next Spring every thing will be in readiness for the State. Fayetteville, possessing as it does the greatest conimerei a city ornament to llie loilowing letter was received iby and read vor. beFore the Charleston, S. C. Union Party, at their celebration of the fourth 'of July last, in Charleston, how, the sine qua. non of Presidential fa- the saccessful and continued navigation of T" SC on' our river. Hartford Review. It cannot but strike the most indifferent observer of late events at Vashinim that ' Ctcbr, Rockingh( nous bran' 1 advantages of any town in the State, only requires, at in the festival this peculiar moment, the State buildings Washington, City" June UtL 1831. ess. A Marvellous Vegetable Cow Cab' Classical bage. This is a name of a vegetable re- J bnt smallv in answer to an invitation- ioparticipate with them this attempt to direct puphc attention to dent aud d ". (iidfli- i4 il uriitrrle on nfmnrlaiit cnrinlv nf twraan fsAfnr iha uus aiiempi to uireci pupuc auentpn to . . . , .7 .Vu- . t. sex. couldX the private relations ofthe President and nurouuccu uuu uus country. 11 &rr.ttj'j&(! ,-' Ai O grows irom six to iwcvie leet nign, ana ratewrmf The fees of tuhidn wl CLJ fuhwf rudiments of Engha. I his household is uncalled for and iiideli 1 1 . t o.hpM cate -such a one as must be reading an 4; writing; $6i forarith x merit, for we trust tlie West will take ad vdntu'ie of the little influence she does i-' " j , I . . 0 withiiold any, tliihg like an ap propriation to rebuild the Capitol, until this question is decided. After a Com en- t-. f -of - 1 I 1 !' .'..Ill .. ' . I tOi make it .ail its . mosf7.palons tripnns f !nim r ...1,1 .r 1 . - -r T: 1 - f. 1 1 1. 1 . J1 r, I . I l. ivuuill f 1 1 1 f I . 1 111 r; 111111,11 1 - s I ... m a . L..U .1 1 . . , . , u t. i,v...n.u vn iiT..tu der tor cattle. 1 he stalks live tour vears. . . i . . j .1 are permiuea 10 siaua oui znAJLia r,P i;n atl(1 nrU. tiOn as they have heretofore done, may with wh.rh T was VipW hnknrnA hv thp there was such a disagreement in the vieVvs LaI1 winter, butu this country they should N.B. Should sufficient encouragement be giv .fid themselves in an awkWard'predtca- mumcipal authorities of 1 Charleston. A .feelings of the President and a portion defended trom the rost by a sheaf of cn will bernm,enV i, j.- . r .of his hnnsphnlH ntr mak a uiMmtinii straw wen securea at me top. ine jew , "7 .rjrrv.-T , -Zl iit-ues&ai y aut-miun 10 ine uuues oi iny oi- . , . - . , tice,m.it deprive me of the gratification from him uecessary-it is d.tticult to per- E-glanxl larraer states, that sixty pbnts 1 should have had in paying, under such ive what interest the public can tnke in said to afford sufficient provender for a circumstances, a visittothe State of which such an: event. But we feel satisfied that cow a year , and as the side shoots only 1 feel a nride in calling mvself a ' citizen the whole statement is unfounded in fact, are used, it lasts four years without fresh tion shall have fixed a new and more equal by birth. 1 ' - ' ' or at least made to convey a vefy. Unjust planting. A square ot OU icet will contain pasis oi representation, inen may me Could I accept your invitation it would )Qea 01 me relations at tnis time;, existing 7 l w "'"' ijutsimii ui ituuiiuui" uic yujiuuj ue aiu- De with the hone that all tiarties all "the oetween me rresiaeni ana major uonei- icably aud eqnitahly settled, and not be- inen of talent, exalted patriotism, and ori- son- We had pleasure of seeing the vate worth, who have been divided iu the latter in this city 011 Sundaj.last while on maimer you describe, mitrht be found u- his way to Tennessee, and conversing uited before the altar of their country, on Ireelv- WU mm on- many 0I. the topics wnicn xne opposition 10 nis uncie are anx ious to represent as pernicious to the future harmony and success of his administration. Not a word escaped-him which implied the slightest rupture between him and his. un cle, or which indicated that , there was a r fore. Great .will be the strunrle, to evade tliis question i-great will be the anxiety of the East to rebuild the Capitol on its. late ite, and they can use many plausible ar guments in its favor. Yet, the Vesi have orie great interest connected with this mat ter the attainment pf theif hist privilijes, ad,- we trust, there will be. none found the day set apart for the solemn celebra tion off its independence independence which cannot exist without Union, and with it is eternal.. j -3 . Evepy, enlightened citizen must know, 4 cows require for a year's provender, without the aid of an v other food." Mass. Yeoman. ihe cost, per nine, ot constructiug a rail road, (taking long distances,) is esti mated in ISiles Register at $13,500. y lilting in firmness necessary to meet the that a separation, could it be eflected, would Vhy dont you : wheel the barrow of coals, JXedT quoth a learned" vender of black diamonds, to his man ; it is not ve ry hard job, there is an incliwd plane . to . tV.J . U I. . .! . .. ' . . . ' ' . " 1 I ' caciu ciijcj-pucy. if c utiucive uiai Defflrj vv.t 1 civi HiscnhL nnri pnd n no n- u!uen!iou 01 111s relation 10 mm as rn- ri;ntnA K V.l tch talent andi hfiuenceJiave power,-and vate Secretary. We understood him to vvho had more relish for wit than work cd in the Roanoke and Cape Fear divis- obliteration" from the list of nations. But say that it was probable he and his family nie pjane may ht incunca but hanMnc if j..ivi uib i.ui, vu ctuvwiii; emu i,auiuM tip clinillfl nkn QPtlint luirh onrl earrof 1 misiii iciuiu iu iiic Viiy m u nsiiiii"iun nil I r. - . r ' . i : - " "vv- ... '"th" i . . . . . . l Jiuuii xne contending claims and interests men duties which must and will at all hazards, tne allv : i LKaleigh Star.J who but tor this important discussion -are be performed, an insurmountable barrier wiuiout sumcient personal popularity to to the success of any plan of disorcraniza- be supported, tipn, by whatever patriotic name it may' be PAY POSTAGE. ALL perwns indebted tothegubscriber for post age on letters, pamphlets and newspapers, (especially the latter,) are requested to come, for ward and pay up all arrearages, (and there am some for several year,) And make a quarterly, payment in advance on newspapers, &c. as tho poRtoilice law requires; or the conditions of said law will be enforced. GEO. WALTON, P.M. Rutherfordton, July 9, 1831. 2ltf PIANO FORTE. Till, subscribers respectfully inform the pub lic that they have received on consignment aud for sale, at their ttore in Lincolnton, a Picno Porte, of a very superior quality both as to tone and, finish, which will be sold on accommodating terms. IIOKL & FULLL.N WIDER. June 1,1331. m 18tf Wigan, secure, their election, will and doubtless elected. Let not the West be! idle at this important crisis. An unity Candles rising. A woman at Lancashire, being told that caudles had been raised two pence per lb. on account of i nterest should pr oduce tion. IT ate following is" a list jhefore the people of an anitv of ac- of the this candid- district for election' to the next (general Assembly. : Ruthirford Co an tu. Senate Dri-John Coirtmons- nud Robert M'Afee, Joseph; Green, Senate: James JHiLSitire. Esq". : Allen, Er.haipflitus Hightower, Esq's. Commons: CoL John Clayton, James Urcvard, Abncr Jarvis, and CqI. Hodge Itaburn, Esq's ; j ! Burke Count Senate- Bal)4w. ComionsGen Alna Burgin, F. Pi Glass, Reuben Southards; Charles -Col. Peter . From the Washington Globe, June 28.1 Mr. 1 'onei, of Maryland. tO iwhom.l of thpwnrl snirl. Hni(Tit- nrp thrv 'ot tn flPf-Oratfifl- Or U'hntPVPr hmh for.!'..! rvinv I immnrlialn i C' 1 y 7 . 1 II ! t. be arrayed for its support. The force of Berrien, the office of Attorney General of .' - these evident truths, the effect they ; must the United States was tendered by the MARRIAGES.. ultimately have upon the minds of those President, has accented thp nAnnintmpnt. ; ; " whoeemfnr n mnmpnt tn:linvp(lKnnr,l0.! TVfn ,n.. j.; ' .2- : At the Warm Springs in Buncombe county, by them, make me cherish the belief I have versal confidence and respect. ;The Re- 8eph R.Howarth to Mws Susan A. Vance of Ten expressed, that could I Have been present publican, of Baltimore, thus characteri- nessee. Also on Svvanano, Buncombe county, on at your celebration, I should have found zes this geutleman, who has distinguished theTth inst, by the i?ev. CBradshaw, Mr. F.d all pa,.ies'cocurringfe promote theobjec. himselfa.the forum in which Pinckney 1"! br? 'teITm, Wil oi jour nssociauon. ioi nave aisunctiy rose 10 eminence: .. ' liam Smith, son of Col. Jacob Smith of Haywood; expressep that object "to revive in its lull J'The oflice of Attorney General ofthe to Miss Mary Jarret, daughter of Mr. Samuel Jar force the benign soirit of 1 Union, and to U. States, hashppn rnnfrrH Utl.bPr;. fett of Buncombe county. rCnpw tL m..,1 nn(iAoLno ; T9 D m In York District, S. C. on the 36th of Jane, by ".7 , r . Ul" "v"5cr . aiie stl- u Squire Plaxico, Air. William, son of Abner Camp er sgooq will and patriotism. &uch en- sent Attorney iieneralot this State. ;The to Miss Fanny Tajlor, daughter of George Taj lor dtavors, calmly and firmly persevered in 1 appointment- has been promptly accepted, a11 of Lincoln.county. cannot fail of success, j Such; sentiments and it is understood, that Mr Taney will are appropriate to the celebration of thatl proceed to Washington, and enter upon high testival, which commemorates the the discharge ot its. duties, immediately la this county on Jountain Creek on the 4th inst WANTED 131 ME Dl ATE L Y, ATANNLRand BLACKSMITH, that a bring testimonials of skill and character. To fucii 1 will give liberal wages, or furniehlhem wi:h Mock and tools and grve an interest of three or five years in business. Letters addressed to the eub- ecriucr, at i'endleton village, wr be attended to ; or, by applying to him iernally, 15 miles west of the village, oa the Ularkisvilie road.. J. OVEItTON LEWIS. July3, 1531. 203m DEATHS. PI .! elps, and Daniel S. I via, Esq's." Senate- NYi'ilmm lusQ s. Lommou5 Samuel Gibson, Macon County. -Se n ate J. W. Guin n , and Jacob Siler. Esos. Commons . Sanies Whitaker,'- Sr. Thos. Tatham, JLfq s ' ; .;: , :. : . . Jlaywook Count. "Sycleh, and John Piron Col.'N. Edniuiidsoii, Joseph Kilpatriek, William Hayes and Jolinjli. Smith Eq's. ; 4 . OThbse marked with an () asterisk, were not in the Legislature last rear. We learn by the Charlotte Journal; ot the om mst. that tie tollowin o-entle- men are.cfinuiuaiesior seats i in the next assembly for Mecklenburg County: Sen ate -Col. John II. Davidson. Commons j Wm, J., Alexander Esq. and James IJougherty. time. simultaneous declaration! of Union and on the risinsof the Court of Anbeals now William S. Harwell son ot John H. Bagwell, a 4IIUUI.IVIIUV1IXV IIIIU "IILII Ull mc IClUlli 111 o.iuiia -, I r .1 t rt.l . . , . t, r .u i n" i ' i j I civir 1 i i tiA i i I lowinjr. the 10th inst., Alfred A. Bagwell, son of v mj. tamiuaty .pucrr me picugc . i c cuiigiuiumic me oidic, iiiuiiiiii-1 John H. Bagwell, aged 1 year and 7 months. At that our heroic fathers jmadej of life, of istration and the country upon thianselec-j tacked with the flux which proved fatal in a short fortune, and ot sacred honor, let us never tion. v it h all parties it is recognised as forget that it was given to sustain us as a one which will strengthen the administra- Unitcdt hot less than ah Independent peo- tion, and do honor to the ' public service, pie. , ! ! V A lawyer surpassed by none in tjie country, Knowing as I do, the private worth and a gentlenman whose name is indentified public virtues of distinguished citizens to wherever it has been beard, - with every whom declarations inconsistent with an at-' thing that is pure and 'elevated in charac- tachmentto the Union have been asciribed, ter, a ripe scholar, a sound, discreet, or In this county, on Sandy Han. in May last. Fred erick Johnson, aged about 90 a A'evoluuonary rensioner. SUNDAY SCHOOlT- ; WOTIOE. . np Il Annual Meeting ofthe Rutherford Sun- cannot but hope, tuat it j accurately re- thodox politician, gentle in manners and and other business, will be holdenithcnurt-houie ported; they were the effect of momentary uniformly courteous in deportment,r Mr. in Kutherfordton, on the 3d Wednesday (2Uth day) excitement, not deliberate design ; and Taney will be found a safe and firm coun- ouuiy nexi, at ii o clock, a. m. The memDers suckmen can ne.r have fortaed .he sellor, and v?1uabla public servant of whom Ji project of pursuing a course ot redress the State which sends him, and the Union good of posterity at heart, of every denomination, throu fix any other ;than constitutional which receives him may justly be proud, are cordially invited to attend, and unite their ef- means : but if I am mistaken in this char- "The change can hardly advance the fofV in h work of benevolence. . . v . " i ii i i i . - e ... 1 . x - . f. At. t - ni 'A general assortment of Sunday School books itable hope; then m the! languagfe of the pecuniary interests of Mr. Taney. The ha3 en parchased and fonvardefon for.this Un- father of our country, I would con'iure srreat extent and. value of his practice- in ion, and it will be neeessarv to adopt measures at thpm tn pstimate properly "the immense his profession, must make a change of his the; Annual Meetin for the establishment, 0f PUBLIC NOTICE. TIIC LINCOLN COTTON MANUFAC TUKING COM TAN Y, respectfully inform the public, that they have concluded to alter, in some measure, their mode of doing business. And in future they propose to sell their yarn and cloth to merchant, and others, by the quantity, at redu ced prices, for cash, or cotton at cash price; or they will give a short credit if required, by the purcha-. ser giving note and security. They propose to ell at 2(J per ct. discount, from the retail prices at tho Factory, which will be to the purchaser, if he pur chases to sell at factory price tio per ct. on his mo- ey. And cloth such as wew torrcon LanuTaT 12 .3 cts. per yd. But should any material alter alion take place in the price of cotton, it would af fect the price of yarn and cloth. Also, we expect to carry on our SMITH-SHOP more extensive than heretofore.still under the super intendence of John Smith, where Mill Irons, such as .Spindles &, Saw Mill Cranks, Lc. will Uj made and executed in a superior manner, at 15 cts. per lb. We also have made, in a very saperior manner, all kind of edge tools, that are usually -made in this country. ' . ' We'think it entirely unnecessary for us to say any thing about the superior quality of the yarn and cloth, as it has been sulIicienUy tested. 'Io-e who wish to encourage a home Manufactory, or A;el it their interest to give us their encoraieBt by purchasing our manufactured good, 1 ill have our mot grateful acknowledgments. JAMES I3IVLXG3 & Co. JulyllS31. ; 2U3wp. CPA Communication from Little Britain is an.- :i tt;a tn ,.n.,. a Q,l romnraltA vVi,:..i l sctiools in the vacant places ot uiiscounij. aiucvi.;u y, . . . 1 By order of the Board. lective and individual . happiness ; to ton, a matter of much inconvenience. .y -J . inmin v FOftMAN. Sec'v. cherish "a cordial, habitual and immovea-' ' But no man ever thought less of personal I Rutherfordton, July'30, 131 1 1 1 ' - : 1 Mu. JOHN L. YAIINALL, TAKC NOTICE, that, bnjhe lDth and 20th . -days of August nest, I inteudto take the De positions of John B- Nielson. Thomas Brown and others, at the eourt-house in the town of Knoiville, Knox county, Tenne; and, also, an the 23d and 24th days of August next, I intend to take the Depositions of John Calloway aad others at the dwel!ing-houe of Henry Cheinot, in the county of X -Monroe, Tennessee, to be read as evidence, in aw " suit now pending in the Superior Court of Iaw for the county of Buncombe, wherein you are riaimifT an J I am "Defendant, when and where y'wu mtj attend and crossxatuine, if yoa think proper. V JOHN AIIU1XR. Joi;e24tb,lS31. J3tt j y
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