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jfirtrpcfJrem J Max Richardtori' Utter to the
V: TheOrdioanco'of Nullification has already
' given a ulow to the prosperity of South Carolina,
V ! Ifrom the d&cts of which she - will , jnoWecorer
t t ; for many generations --The spirit emigration
1M Wilxnk fctgh enough before) -Wt nowll I1
i i, i. ;, 1 ; ,p4.wri with it- (mm & lanre portion, cf oar
of ' oar cummerce" -
late thd conscnicn to the state ;n4 to iceep
.b i nail lainni v& u& vva .--j- i
! within Tier li&tJ an the inateriata o fatore pros
..ii'ki; ntiiiUfa.i ftbbTA 1H others, arc
lEoiid 4 wwU pledges .tohpod aith C
lUroisieHexnenineat. IITiWJW
dep; aiid should We their stakes in eqoaHiix-j
Jwd: Batheyond this consideration, they hare
fptiflwseiy raised a wnfidencethat prosperity is
' JlAw iri the train of uttllificatiMi : rand I thai
ifcorifidence isacxedly implkri, that ihey are to W
ttjartfcipateinrthe fruits crftheir ogm; W,f
-! r I tbfyjtb Wtejtf iifeor death. . it is sixattgeiiT
i - ; s mat thVi should oe mnnmir witr w itoa.
' . i .hAfi itmMn no n: iimik' itir iui kh vw
--t . . t ' t: Jmi4 mm-L4
j semuve principIe.W.Iy such ,aid ndonmeat .of i
: 'thiKStaon tne vtry ereoi noeriji pu, jnc--
tyVand the pKinnsed glories of state jreto. .Tis
I ri ran'rc.,t-OW by cudfttry; you are
'I- - all Atnexica) blinds bat South Ottolmal rAjs
i t!f f j ou to feare' in the back grpund, tb bUnd ecfif
f-t-f .tJ"! 1.m in th mirtxt of aisan
j Kiaaimm mnHniucji uiuuuiuvui v"-m t
iroJnary war, they lefttlieir temple and theireij
ty; to be defended by the God of Israel ? ViU
you Worslup nullification as the isolemn leagua
an J rvenarit," and put in the shade the fanaUc.
cif iitA the covenanters, fwbo could pereuad-l
. 'thernsclTes.that heaven was only; wide enough
fori "the persecuted few j of Scotland ? Will
- yc n compete with the C ruisaaers,8aaltheor
Hoi riate fanatics, who danced to wpolar airSj
- wlulo Uie Wood of Fiance atreanied from the.
i revqtioeiaryJribunal upon their very ; ,heads-j
q I trust we aro not so far gone. But the,
perspective is not altogether too deeply cokiflred. j
J Look back lor a moment. ; UptoJune twelve
5 month, Convention alone was the border f the
"1Iay, and Jollification bitterly denied. It was
1 then ihe ra w head and bloody hones" of weak
.;4. 4 PMMshI nnDification next: creot in -
Ifcaifls and pehalUes were , ejaculatfdi ; but sap-t
! afessedi In August last,Tract rfd 12, wh
ped possible secession, and was ; :scouted. But
I tnli )nitriance came.'Carridd it outlilfullyaddBd
ii'ujst'oath; atid awiies and treason billa tvereof-
'ficidly t rcomxnOTded, oH openly advocatefl
Once adopt them, -and the bhwdy Demon of are
!Tolutionary tribunal presides over bur ? glorious
'jfiald gtateJ 1 But there ; has been alCpanse r It
Itbe jaie ofjreturriincr reason; anrflj rely on he
igftuiua "if the age, when iriotal inflviince Ji para-f
m,ni?iKi Let no mnterriun?beeournation'
fil councils, jhbugU sorely (pressed jbjr out; Tasb
act andcthi'ti'n sense may yet;iiselfV arrest
th sequel tif mnrdcrous Imisdeedst before - thef
tlondy hand !all beck jn, and the dagger mari
shali some desperate Macbeth , to his nncon
- sciou8 victim, and immolate the State, -r
f H f i J S. RICHARDSON.
; ToVie Citizen of SpartanU&k DistritL-Z
55
i tttp tip An nr taw.
A crreat number of r distinguished men
i Ut-k tliia wUnr ; hnvcpfl firfom th sentence
lJiKnthoa nit aDd -uito a
i I1UI V 1 - i w -. r !
i f itt' literary men enumerated, are Goethe
ISpheimi ChimpolHon, Jery pentliani
-Cnvief, Sir Walter Scott, Crabpe and Adam
if Clarke, were each of all themi eminent in
Clarke,
Tfthe5r ' jpeveral spheres and
rlilicrelbre ortbT of ipqciali
their tlemiso is
i f The son of Napoleon is only mentioned
r to point 1 a moral o adorn, a tale-47 tus
-tl'iner'jnAWell be' addetfto iti6listf af she
ifTOTOCnW.nbbte -fy 1
llrtrleaSGaiToll, in
his list stands alone
ii and ins name occupies a statiiwf highly hon-
clss of men who iiare gatneo aistm;-
of another .sort in y
with
propnety
; a C Phetadded tb the cat aloaney JM - are V
l;'x"?jrnprwealtli;. jsnch as Ir. Girarri,
the
Uioi j Philftdeiphia.VIr. Greeneof
on, ana
air. j Jim Aiuairv.i is . i'-
Hfr Hirisra- deai occimt neat tlrC
t : i 'clnscjofl 33 1- It Is not strirtly correct to
: ad$i li:m tdthe jist Unt the deaths of tlnree
V Ji'of the inost jwealthy ' men in our country
liMriiliih -134 months,- are worthy of being
? !iecordf logether. , . i r-. . '
! if ncl then the hoslsj of ttrijfl. of jhnmMe
virWiPs; luitjfn-iriy of; them btfno less nQjjje
rllhM.few'hcrorhit lwas3smalkr,4it who
Iincj' nVlcWy. $n theif)4brn pTce
;chJerin and warming! and olivenrng jail
Ijirntmci them? Whose liglitien pat- iit,.
4ileaipa( a xlarkness; less; widely Idiffused jin-
ded.' but nor loss severely u jl ? Whose
i: i tiii:-i:. ut
"een uji; jujr auum; s"v'
i socivu tircie or the doracrire-!SiaeronTs-
itouiji Journ al.
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Letters on .natural magic.
By Bit David Brwsler to Sir; flWfer &of
fiTbwt !$ the tftlr of the 50th Volrimf of Harpers
-.li'jBily Library, just issued in Niew Vork,;and
jiccrtiinjyiore entertaining philsophica! vf'ofk
has inpvefi been printed lia former days, j we
?i J fn,?at .?y wiijwiyiiu wie preseni cpniury, pnnos-
pyWas sobesetwith technical terms and phra
ees, attiai 'none but tl learned dared to attempt
Jto'ftthv)mits mysteries. ' How different ihejstse
;cw! -:tAH the treasures of ksovkledffe, accum
,;uiaieu ior.ages,7;ine grana rewiM tnrpwn
pcrJ to tbe view and coTOprehonsu ofjsaankindt
! 'Ichad reitt tvieWtth;aim"ratipni5the nations bf
f- f: ; aja.'Lr ,tc'fw4- E3rr 3i?r : "wvj wonder at tlie mve
1 11 ments 0 tne. nanaa anu .usien ia rorprtse
I i -.V---IWrt-!rtf KtK ilrinfT Men wet1 hnt Utol
chudrcu cf a larger growtn myi i ioKed and
5 Wondered at the results produced byf mechanism
i fvl! "hd sciMiwttmder stood ioung of j the
-R$ hituaiii emnkwett 'to " produce-; it; 'il'AH ptiilsopher
- ho 1 jr.fcr stareiri wild aniSzerhentf beausejthe
ay ana wnereionrjw xpiainea ,iut most
ihraiiedanindsj seem willfng ' grarifij to
eottfbirU their jwen, and explain to "simpij
ani rcnlier both .iiteiiigu)le and attractive wj br
dr.siy.' ?dere, jtrje .;,"rcsult-: of uhe rrirotoaadest
Scmonthe nuntbjaT SJpavid4Brwj
jbitt Ukc a jbigh rauk, be;ias madejlut
oi whal was : ?orinTlYa dry sqfJU'siTuna 'of;
:n lii , scn-rtainment anu nsinici?n, imngjea wittv so
rndrtr facts and elcciikxions,1 that evens novel
rt?Jr Will rw i mmpieu wjf-aa anoj iuulk. io
ce eit?ir tliis neatjjittlerck jandjSir
fVyaiVeric"i!tsJ penuu logy, f rjod ever ajnier
liieye in witchcraft, and no one can read either.
lirni feeltos thaakfal that GcnC cf . tach els
vated and improved ;undcrstaadbgsl are vrilliJ
to torn teachers. -;
S In the present Tolame; thA Tarioos- kinds of
optical ilusions are fully explained, tad numer
ous inious mechanical contrivances are dis
cnbed, by. which the? irja2icM sedrto pittile
and impose on te ignorant. A rery attractif
part of the' bbokl is i that- which describes the
mans employ cut by ItheiatentorfVMaelxeys
Aotornaton jfchks Blarer, to coaceal persjo
Within the chesj l Wood eats are fnvenia great
nnmlnLtnil if it does not setUe that tmrrling
nntkio. it at least shows how it tnizld be plav
ed. 1 Babbae's CalculaUny Machine, one of the
scribed; and if our readrs wish- to frighten them
sel vea with a dwst or two, theyfiave onlr tobey
thl hmki s ntuk i smoke and a maino Untem,
li throw theesver into a fctfeei fit or fidget,
'Mtbe ease may elvif : t I !- f
aVi4j tticroxslibrcd iZorse,
'5 -9,
I.
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s
ILL stand the eninins fcsson it' fcea-
itPt&L Lincoln Countv He was
gotten by the justly celebrated tlaoe Ilbriso
and breeder. Uld i ! .l.-- : '
Iis dam, a full blooded : mare her pedi
gree cart bctraceqto many or their most
dtstingnisbhedi Uacets ot tneir.day as i xo
SIR A RCHIEhUi reputation 'and that Vol
bis co!t3 and teir 'descendants are so well
established,! iifis sprcely necessary 4a say
any thing si thje peseht day, as they1 - hare
been among the most "successful distance
Horses in the tat4s bf Virginia, Korth and
Bodtb Caroling Corgfa and Tennessee for)
fli tact fiftn? vrahi.il '. '' . : i" '''-'i
JiRIpT u a iianolsbme Bay,.fiye feet three
inches in height
Spring.1 : It s expected that he . will make a
cood breeder, as nik form and blood, are
good ' Particjalars 'made known f in ;duo
time.
R. U. BURTON.
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Janunaryv 67 1 8S$-tfi4
tt The Farmers,i and itinera Joornai
at Charlotte, oUo the Rntherfbr dton j Spec-
tat or,' arc requested to insert the above ad
vertisement, and call on the above named
proprietors fbi corppensatica.-
;t-- - m i --;
A LIST of umma ,. "
Remaining in the Poet OCce at - Morganton,K.
Carolina, on tho 1 1st day of January, 1833.
BiBaxter etlS Beaiw William Burton
LevL C. Carel y Daniel, Cade Wily, Corbetb
John, Condrey JVjltam, Chapman Nicholas.
F. . Flemmin Mm, Elmira-G. Gillaspie
William; Green Thomas, GUI Emannel. IL
Hvatt Jesse R iHoppis Eldwaid,. Higgtns tlo
bert 9. Heltiarand iuve, Hight tuad Li. ' Xes
I - v. . ' i a. m - m.
Maraud Gllis D. 2; Martili 'Alexander, Modford
Israel, Jlf all Jacob, iiMitchel John. O. : Oneal
Col P. Pitta Henry.' Preswood WilUam T.
Pitts PhUIip.Rj llRevells ? Gabriel, Reynolds
William Reynolds .Vary, Read Thomas-S.
iStara&tTobias;Babl)uh John, 'Stroud Peter.
T; ' (rhnmpsorIaaae ;Seo. Thompson John C
True John-VV;j I Vhisenhunt Phillip, Y.
Toong Georgo Vj I I
r i 1 M. C. PEARSON. P M.
Jan
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TAKES thi tndthod of informing the inhabi
Uats of Salisbury, that she intends open
ing a bchooi for isaull children, on the first
-Voaday in t ebruary, at the house formerly oc
CUOied bv thellAtf.Tbnmaa Wriorltt.
. Having been luT man v vears (cashxaA tnthn
business of TeaxAiRshe eondetftly rpects to
give entire rttisfarlion, to thosef persons wlw
may confide their 'children to her care. As tb
School is expededj to, consist chiefly of young
luuuirs, uer.aiicnuon wui oe pnBcrpairy oirec
ted to Spelliagand ftetding ; but to those tufii-
mar. and Giwrranhvi Will he tnnrht
TfliZfS- i3 ff quarter, or srfiere two or
three are seht from ope -family, .Something less
will be charged! JPeJrsons who "And ' it inconve
nient to pain Ca&hvrnav make oavment in ah v of
those artides. which are eommonlv rnraiaitp. in
the consumption of aifamily . ,
January 263 w27 "
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the 8tthscriber. on the
X niffhtol
night of the SnJ inst. Two Negro Boys by
rthe namebf
SOLOTJlOi".
Jim is a largestoal fellow, about 5 Tears of aire.
! uarK conwiected, shcad is little grey; he bad
P wneane runaway asair of black nnneetu
pan ta I. ions, abide round abuut coat and white fur
hat,-pretty trincb Worn.' Solomon rather light
complected and rather smaller than Jim, abuut
Sr5 yearsef age: h yrore away a pair of brown
I insey pantaloons, hSto lmser coat - and a blsck
fbK hat with prape j di itr The above Negroes
were purchased in Maryland a : . few weeks
a nd I have ua'doubt aire try in? to eet back. Thf.
above" reward; willle paid for the aDnrehenaion of
ru 4rniesjLBj - vail in xne state, and all
wwouie expenses nam, so mat tne suoscrioer
can get them; ofbj Melivcrinw them to Lewis
Dinldns, my sgeht aear. CharloUe. 1
- 1 I llARMSTID BRANCH.
: anuaryJlj-ai. " 3
ViTlWVreebbtriot, Tbe Oxford
Exaintaer and the Aldton Spectator, will insert
this advertisement thfeeS times and forward' their
w wu w xwis umxins near Charlotte, U
civHllCUIl., ji
A; B.
, E11EXEZBR DICKStTX.
TVESPECTFULLV reouesta all thoso iiji
M.0debted ta hunitocome and settle, either by
cash m note, by ffuary Court.- Those- who
lau to uo so may expect toaetUe with the constii
Salisbn
JtEATt,Y
UTRD Tina
I
irnnib . "...
W
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nnHIS line starts from Salem' erery ndMoay,
r 11 i Wln8dair and Fridaf at 5 o'clock, A M,
and arrives at AVythei vour vonTnouro a p
0V:loek P.- BX. tbanextday
that the-Stages leave $alem,; they also ive
Wythe CouxuUotand arrive, a
S oeloekTI,
Satordavs. This l,me 1s arranged wtocDfn
rvmrxF sr u uau new ww-ww . . , f i r.
t faa!nJSStuS hSdUly atW3ie arrival of4hose(rom Ral
wiui : Ae amvab jfoP the h Great nc lV eighN. l and Washington City, and arrive
fV SSll1 ifthowirt kHoads tn time for the Knoxr Ue
corresponds
OS twuir we, w- puuut a
ln-tne amvais oi pouws neo-iC4
mont Line, and the Raleigh Une, both of whTv- W-Morsamon
mn Aree la week.. The whole of th
trip is performed in the dwtiine.V The Route
throosh Bethania, tSetnaoara pt AiountAiry,
goes bj rowar yarapi iqnnwj
limes dTWyme,anidl afliffl interesltoS
teenes to those thrtadmue the fsubbnu of nat
tare. 1T aecoininouaxionsoi ue; joogmgi w.
are excellent and cheap.- ;, ine.suoscnoer ncsi-
tales not to recommend his teams; and drivers
as first rate. His present coaches are good, and
he witt ia afew weeks receive lrorn Troy, New
York, Coaches of nrst rate workraanship and
convenience Fare 5 cents a a mile., j M
p3.The utmost care j and attention will t be
tatrFtn hamrioe and ether things' entra3tcd to
paid to baggage od other things posted to
nis care, but the Subscriber Wtnjno:'he liable for
aeciaems. i - : : ,; r ( i :
i i l l-- i DJ-WALKER
Sept a& tl
H: .- 'Hi
CM
ha SuhsciiLer ! rtreSbectiajtvrHbears
y tn infnrm' KlA ; VIT.U CA IS.
frOMERS.and the Public Sgenrally,.
real mnunuw lapMi '' ;f
ajxixtuxi "Tin rj?AUJbuuu iuj-suaj
TH32 COUTtT-IIOTJSE DQDAIIU,
OF THE FJLLQEi iwUrei he wSU,rat all
times, be happyto Teceiv company. ! 4h;
His TABLK and BAR are asj guMiasjihe-
MarUt affords, His ROOMS and BEDDING,
inferior to none. His STABLES, large and
convenient; well supplied with Provender, and
every attention paid to horses. Newspapers
rromilinerent pans ot tne united putes, are ia,
ken at this Establishment, for the hue wf the
Poblie; and no exertions I will be spared by Jhe
rr jrf?t wx-i renaer nis 50513 coinioriauie. ;
WadesboTOughi N. C? j 1
Oct.fl83 1 1, C T. WADDILL. Jr,
JC3 Persons travelling through this place,
in either of the stages, will find at thuj House.
eroest 4Lttention, coratortable accomLiodatiuns,
and moderate charges;
J-. W.jr.
h 14 tf ;;;
Ess;
t-'f L
20?000. ISushels Wicat
TnJ7E 1 wish to purchase with Cash , G i oceries
V V orurj uaJOS.iaeiiajTBU'janiHv 11 mja
and Flax-deed: to redelivered at our ai
Leaksville. Oujr Grist and Saw JtfiUn, Carding
.Machines, Cotton Gin, Oil.Viil, &c. Will soon be
in couinleie operation and customers ; wdl meet
with prompt attention. ; J ,
oucn uersonsias may preiw -tiavini tne:r
Wheat mtnufectuiei, caa hare' it done immedi
ately and at any ftne, as eur water pV ueris .ia-
meLse the best in the stae, 3nd our mills equa
to any ml tne Doutnem cuuntrv. f i itere is an
excellent water comrr.r.nication fr'm the Jh i to
Nor folk, and. Batteani mnuing! from that place
to Welduft : Flour znd other produce can be
sent down the river at any time. 14 ji
To the i Western paTtfrof VirsSnia .j and North
CarolinaJand the; Eastern parts of Tednewjee,
tms is ine nearest; point or naviffauon wuiv ne
Atlantie-i-and the completion of I the i RaM Road
next fall . from Weldon to . Petersburg, and the
water o U'Jtmicatiohalready frbm'No;n.lk;must
render L. avillevat the jhead of la permanent
navigatif ! at the j jttneiare oC Dan and Smith s
Rivers, si erv imoortant nomt to ail that, region
of country tnd will makeUt4naiow years one ot
tne first ; tnd markets in tne oiaie. r
1 &A&XETT MOREHEJID.
t)tober 13 tfU
.1
I3&uSZOET HOT3
T TUB CORA Eli OF TUB
nn HE Subscriber announces to the public gen
JUL ally and her friends and to the ;tfmor
friends of the Hotel that She will belhabnv to
accHimmodale all . who may favor iierwith .their
palroeace. . Shte asSoree tbem that her best ef&rts
ehall be used torender oleauit'the entertainment
of all such as may calf.f Her table will be shj
piicQ wia ne i Desi; mat tne country. anoras,ad
her Bar with the choicest Juiuorsi! "! -i i
r rom the many advantages which this stand
anuras, tosretoer wwh: an unceasintr etort-wi
please, she natters Herself, that ; she' will be able
to render ,to all the most ample satisfaetkon. ... v- M .
KIT The 02ceofUe Northern;? Southml
tn.uiri i.;n..rSf.M. iw,u. f.k.
vumj auiui ut i7Wra( UIHI u lUD VMV4
aw ua aincuiD Liines.s reat tne
j rf m1- ... ' 2 . r
fltUSUAl
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FAME ANr .WIWTEIt
Respectfully announces to the Public that he
has just received of Messrs jVifcwi ,Saguel, of t
- pTT---, f-'n 7 " TW
Which he has no doubt, will please his
lie continue w nave a vrorxwae m erseat i
ana tasnionaoie style. Il b neyona au aoaotiinat I
to Dr. Bums.IT mm n n tin xyi
N. tie alse returns his sincere thanks to Jus
and hones jbraicontmuajace of panctuality "and
triet attenttoh to-his hcp, to merit it focther k : ' I
ai i o v m - era. m i
ffTwoor three JOURNtTMEN TAl
LORS wanted immediately hv the Sahscril
,1 3lW 1
, . , 1, p.. jl m-mim mm I i i , f V I I -
Cartero Tennessee;
nnhis; Une pathionh Vj??
. i II .ofWilkro-LTb aad JeSVron,rh Ashe
TKTer.whjra the Gap rery fatorable,
PencfJJ intereMmg displays
HSS? eneryhat the SouthernJiuntxy
fftlHAM Salem for the West'
, wnirw This line branches
g... ' ... 4
v. p Fort Defiance, up the delightlul Val
CSlhe Yadkto i - lit
J : JJJ JT J, iTTl L UUM CMJ
xe bnbsenbera, running Irotn aai-
I jsbdfr.N; C.I twice a week, intersects the above
Qi, fjir av-Wcsborouffh at Salis-
I (nh meets the Cheraw and Raleigh Stages
i l.j t6 piedmont Line The Subscribers also
-HACK LINE, runninsr from Charlotte
l steaville twice a week-All these Lines are
so arranged as togive -the traveller the benefit of
the intersecting: Lines without deby .
' Persons Wishing to travel from the North to
thelSouth-Westor West, or from East to West,
will find the Route bv Wilkesboroueh, the most
Liji expeditious. The Subscrt-,
flatter thJniselvesthat their a(jcommoda-
lions wiH be exceeded by none in this country i
Their Coaches are Northern made, and teams
fint ratty and tlieir drivers accomodating, atten
tive; sober youn men. Fare on either t( the
Lines for the whole extent Five cents a mile
iWlafr passengers will be charged six and a quar
ter cens. !
GP Strict care will be taken of all baggage,
bandit, &c., )ut the Subscribers will not be li
)thh!t fiu- accidents, i ;
SAMUEL & DAVID NEWLAND,
; v ? P&op&ictors.
iAugust 29th 1832, 6 Cm. -.
BOOT AIID GHOE 0TOHE
4i?-
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AVlNG pui chased the new establishment
ot Thomas Mull Jr. between the! Mansion
Hltelf and the Office of the Watchman, will
keep on hand a sood supply' of every article usu
al in his line of business. He will also execute
!al I orders for work m his shoe shop neatly and
proaiptiv. His workmen are first rate &. faithful
and' his prices such asno one can -grumble at.
which may rp, he will repair gratis.
December, 1st 1832. ID om.
i .mcoiaS7Tor
THE trustees respectfully announce to ths
- public, that they have succeeded in renew
jug tneir engageraeai. wun nss .mena x norap-
sin to lane cnarce oi mis insuiuiion. ine
iScholl will gb into operation again on the 15th
October. p
Ttie tranches tausht in this Academy, are the
rudiments of English, Arithmetic, Geography,
History, Chronology, . Philosophy, Moral and
PhJysicaljtnetoric, Needle Work," Drawing
Painting, Music and the French Language.
fhetonc, Iseedle Work, JJrawinff
H V. McBKr, 1
D. HOKE,
C. E. REINHARDT,
J. RAMSOUR, .
1 C. LEONARD,
51 " '.. P. SUMMEVT,
I J. D. HOKE.
; October tf 12
1ST of Lettres remaininjr in the i Post
Of-
floe at Concord, N. C. Jan. 1st, 1833. ,
A. Ieah AUemon, Margaret Alexander.
B Sarah Baker, David Bradshaw, Catha
rine Burns, William Bartlet, John Ai Barrinffer,
John or Harris Bruster, William G. Brian.
C Allen Carker, John Cline, Michael Cook,
Joseph- Craflford, 2, Ann B. Crawford, Jane
Crawiord, Elisha Cheek, Jiraes Larrisrm Mary
Corzine, Jacob Criminger.
jD Elijah Davis, Harry Dnnham.
ill Charles Hauler, Robert Hope, G. Houl-
Lrtxiks. Levy Hope, Jane Jl. Hope. I,
J John Johnson.
L Rev'd.'D. Lindley, John Little.
i Joseph! McHafy .Thomas .McCain, Wil-
McClain.iThomas G. Martin, Neil Ma
thlson , Da v id; 0 1 Mason .
O Conrad Ody. .
. IR Adam Ross, Sarah Roland, Revd. J. Ro-
wnson, f eter liumpel.
o i . ,
, StiaU, levd.
,Janeq.Surewalt,
4 Arthur S5tallrd, Jacob
ecJ't t i;.rt?i.:
( James Suffordi Philip'Shrive
I ury omiin, - r
I T S.Turucrfi
I i V--l urner Wilson, James V112ht, John
wnrte. . til
I ! : J M D STORKE, P. M.
I . January 5 3w24
W (W VI XV : tflWRl-A P
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STOH3,
nnHE subscribers are opening at the Corncr-
- JL: house, lately occupied by Falls & bimonlon
.an excellent and general assortment cf f ;
ffardtarerCuiUi
A4 trhichhey.arc detejinined to sell at a less
are wnfietfh!Fri iniA t
cali and " "judge Ibr
themselves. 4 ti v;
1 v- - ' '
it i K TXZXPEllAtfCB MKvrriviii
II"-
r Af MeetWof the triendi of iCiU s- i
.ItuJredeU county, -will take place w Stated
. i m mrwm . . e
7 ao, mm wmuaj v - wuaxy ourtjj j 533, t
Jan. 12tb,1632S
(Soods
SPMoXm THE
0177 1 oimaf Wf"?'
NLARGEliJNT &JRlPROVEJliENT..
nnilBaliei & V6' &May ! Conner
JL ; gratefully acknowledge'the extensive and
oaexampletl pationagp whic thej have rcceiT
cd Scarcely ' eighteen months havij passed
since the couinienccxnent of their paperand the
list of subsCTibeinoWexccec 4
feet which sufEcienUy: attests the higli StarMnw
which the Courier enjiiys in publictiiinUn
Ttv piaa ot m tne oaiuruay ; yourier
preheuvo as to emDrace every vani
Uih Mn lift intrudecct! into a pubh
f .hntnnvLScience-the Arts Farern and
Domestic News-Police Repcrtsporting' In-teUlgencer4-a
Register of passing evente--Cora'
mentarieson New Foblicalions Dramatic ICri-
tictsms; an4 other subjects, receive constants jmd
seuujoussusnuun, ima vue ui4tawcia wi uui3w
denceoVer anv similar I nublicitkja
The literary department of i his paper is jsup
nlied b v nruiinal contributions from the best and,
most distinguished 'American- writers ;f and se
lections carefully and judiciously made frdn the
whole ranjie of ' Eeglish periodical literature.
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abruad. calculated to amuse, interest, or instruct,!
provided .it be suitable, is procured ana. ;,puo-
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In furnishing news, foreign or domestic the
publishers -of the Saturday Courier have yery ,
great advantages, and they confidently -appqal to
the past exjverieoce of their! patrons to sustain
them in saying that they have generally, been, in
this rcspectjin advance of. their weekly contem
poraries. t " i . . . ' l . . i ; .v.
The Sainrday Courier is at present the largest
newspaper. Unconnected with! politics, published
in the United States. It Is printed on a sheet of
greater sal, and contains, by actual jmeafuTe
ment, a larger, amount of reading matter than
any; other weekly journal of a purely miscellane
ous character, , Notwthstandiug this stiperiority,
the publishers) anxious not merely to merit bufto
insure a coniinuanee and extension of their great
patronagel have determined to increase jlhe fxxs,
and otherw fee improve the! Courier, so a$ to
make it beyond all question the largest, cheapest.
and most desirable weekly paper in tins country.
For this purpose, on r the First of January, 133J,
The Saturday Courier will be enlarged byi the
j addition of ourcolamQ9 m wklth, and f y proper
tionate increase in rengin, so mat it wui inen
contain an Sinount of matter nearly to two hun
dred pages f a common duodecimo bode. This
immense sheet will be filled with the eholcest
tales and poetry miscellaneous essays--extracts
from recent-popular publications and kll other
topics relating to the literature of toe times.
Besides the strictest regard to the agreeable, due
attention will be paid to the useful, and all im
portant facts connected With the rise and fall of
stocks, the fluctuation of the grain market,
will bA especially and carefully noted. v
I ' Various embellishments intended to adorn the
Courier aid gratify its patrons, are now in pre
paration, and these wdl form a part of Ithe Hpro
jected improvements. The price will! continue
as heretofore--two dollars per annunj-4jat as an
extensive? -list of subscribers, and punctual pay-f
nv?ntsre both necessary to secure the publishers
ngaiast absolute lss, the" price of subscription
must invariably be paid in advance. This icon
dition wilt in all cases bo insisted upon and
no exception can be made under any circum-
stances. ' I
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many additional papers it will be necessary for
them to print, they request all who may be dis-
l posed to subscribe, to direct their orders- covering
the necessary enclosures, a9 soon as possible,
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fin HE principles of this paper will remain tbe
fcujuqa? nerezoiore it will fiUDDort thai ens-
sent Jldmikutraiioa and Mil oppose the A-
merican Smtcm arid MWfteatiau. in ! knvl and
ereiy shaTer lliexSSSii
andilpWemmVre
tattrto assert that in the ftitcrest novelty ap
priateness, diversity and gerwral excellence f its
contents, the Courier may' fiftto claim ptccc-
to,dffed4i5r
it.
granny, wneuier at iiome, cifiehroad-
.rar.ftL-T- u. f fT1
piwjonpvwa 10 -ouious test UaUrs, and to
standmg Armies, and all those machines which
despotic power is wont to employ, it will iflcr
open, Jewries and ttacpmpromumse opposi-
tjon.
i To
who think with os.
pioiaoie bo i noiy a cause, we
port.. . -i f- .jv -r.- i
The terms of the PaoerarTh rw A.Au.
m advance, $3 50 in six months and $4 00 atthe
indof tho year. : ' i .
w iP-P?fi bscri-
, bers,, shall be entiUed to a aemnth
us.-, M - - ! : ri---
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Camden,S. C;Jan. is 1833:
on hand tipatiu
r.ffr -,iiAf JJf -axm
-I TT - rStH:' W
Tantaso to ahe nircb. wi ikT-Trrrii
as it enabfes hlm'toBrW iLf'
tay out mothji.for;land ; ifr
- Ve hareTalsq CflIWrtabil
i wtu 'answer the
l : . '
ws dents.
m
nnnE nndrrsJimcJ CoxaissjlnU I i 1
. U by act of Assenylntrpntractfur iRh
dingbat- '. ' Zr' fti
il
ia the Town of Morganton.wUl rc4tk4T4w4
ders and
work-
5t)Jbo.fid bv hi
tary of the Board, on or befure
March next, for erecting a CotIloll
rerheadiu,'
rooms! on the floor for oiUces,
have fire cl'uvft.iritli tttrr. i.T
court room above; the buildwgto be eitWl
stoneJqr brick, if of stone; to bo rough i-tdjt w
ruled ba the outside and! plastered within P
Brick,! theioundation to WcliJtBssWcoiVi
the sarUtiba: walls of the lower slory to y t
BncStone, and the floors : and hassfi
cut Stoae the "steps leading; into tbe (Wrl?
to he of cut Stone, and the door and window
and frames tA Km nf mt inrk-ji..t ..S
, . "J- " , ... WIV-TMII H4 ; I
whoIol:- -v h ; i sji .r,5ii;44:,t tf;t- &
The Judges, Lawyers and Jury Seat? to Q
! structed and arranffed in tha best inanW
the direction of :'th CommksinnM i f T
ittt fi-T.n rT A rrmn rr I J
arelSalSfe
DscairTtoK,or;TnE DirrsacirT rian
worjt, accompanied by tstimatesbf ie
eachil
rAntfi fnrthttT tnfkmmiti-LtiiJl 3.1.'
quirca on uie suDjecr, can he Had by applyis-i
Samuel C. Tate,T Secretarr. hear iiJM
Vcucuj-nm uo ujfcucu U1B eOnaciOf r
notxned. provided such proposals jshouldiv!
ceived as the Commissioners feel thenwefveii
thorhted to accept- if; no proposals whH i
can accept should be recejTeo iDllio
Contractors will be required to gits miirfj
security , for the executionlof i the work
time and terms of payment will bemaderbv
by the Commissioners at the Qpenmcr of i thai
Ww DICKSONmljC
THOS.WinX)
JOHN CORPENINO ii
EEMAINING in thePcstmce at SaBtf
N. C. January 1st, 1833.: ; w;
a nolo Allison. s ,u.,!.
B Mr. Barrett: James fi" tlnAtteAfr i
Bilesr Vmiam Bufbrdir Moke Li Tt
opencer m
, , i .if
el Coddle; Udia Coxort; James Klutnjjfe
s; rienry Casper; Joel ! Cobble;
Conley i Joseph CowanrNicholas Clayi - ill
D Thomas pavis; Thocnas Dedim if
Dunn. :j-v'-v.:".f.ri ': - If )aj
IM PFUnt R N eming eorge1
ley,i ' J : 'M ' . j r fll 'VM
- G John S Garner; Flora dillasple; Fi'
Gibbon; John Goodman; f William Gran E
beth Gheen; Henry B Gleason S; il GV
"H ESdmund Hyatt; Whlliam Hugn4 M
Hsdl; WUliam 'Harringltbn VillhTm 1
i
John G . Hawkins; Rebecca Ifudson;
Harriss; JessQ A Hodgens John Hartaiam Ia
xnguMiw vi , noweu , uomey t reiei &
man.
I
J John Jemiaon fwra JkAaz r WT
i i-
Jenkins j Green W. Jones; Andrew iJbM
K Jacob Hurts;. Joha Klutts;7 Jaa)
King. ' .:::-. r .;i-jv.- w j
tStacy Lewis; Joha FLeaj'C A Let
A A Lorance. T-TH Tf -I rf-t
I M- Joha W JUbTen'HenryM!(t
Mahalevr Sossana Mallard; p G Mocl
Sam: Maifin; John McLawrand; Jor D Jir
vuiiam jl.. iuucneii: niarU;A.M0S5jf
McRea .' . n '.AlHmisi
O Eluabetli Owens; James dwensj !i
i P Thomas Phniins: Nathan Parks: U
Perrv; Henry Powlis; Jacob Pool; T J Parst
J-Rtond; 1 : ntti i il
U-Tho P Roterts acob Ribka;
Redwine; Christian RinebearKRobuwoDjlj
Reyelis; Wm: P Stockton;,- Solomon
John Stewart:' Michael Swinkt James Dfc
Sarah B Smith; George M Smith; S R Siss
I John Simm ms: Svrua Sham,
1 ixr irnr. v n- . w
WJlf Woods: David Warnef.'J fl
oon; Mary West; nry Winder;: K
Ward; Jacob Wbrthington; Truth Vfa&S
i . T'J' SAMUEtj REEVErM
fliTas removed ha TailArinor Esta
JUL tbe House lately occupied by
Fraley as a IWectkmaryjShcp fhidi '
rT ,.w-W.Wtfr,sixieteI, Ml
g1 .uaccommodate attl
-jT1ZZ!i t. rrTU'Ti rj,
n3 a edod nttmher. of firfitrare Vorfanfli t
employment. ;4 He willf execute1' wor i
style, Suponor ' to any? -I ia itliiV I1!
the connttr. and will warrant itto fit treH I
kinds of Cutting wUl be done on shfirt
.1
any Tailor those systems ! of cntttcg'tl
want his instruction". He'gretefuliy jcttp
sincere thanks to his customers and fdejwjj,
liberal pafrooage which they have bestowjJJ
-him, and hopes that by an assiduous so4 P
tention tohis onsmess;to;merit its:ccM5
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ANTEDWe TOUtrarohaio
ber of likery-yonng Negroes
in Cash. Anr ctmmacatioo
f Huntsy'uaro, d
prompt attention. J
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4i ciuzeas ot Salisbury and ; its "''j
teachercf the English Rudiment-He tnjf .
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v j an extensive practical acquaintance ti 1
J sinessj, will seceje to hint ai Ubenfl J?"(
s jDurnai. i iect m tne ciear. ana sauan
anal wish' to tol WW?ft?f?
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