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I iOe. Some of life JtoCwppi'M School-,
craft's Narrative of his exploring Expedition I to
b(e head t)f;th Mississippi has Just been) jmb
Jished; u The following desfilption of rdsdiseot
fery of, the extreme'source the rery fountains of
the great! Father of .Waters js graphic and inter
feting: t ty-,, f . : j . Vj
I . ' A for? - nrevented oar mbarkia? until fire
O'clock ir the morning; (l3tii) and it . tfas. then
-, fmptsible t? discern objectaf at r distance. Vr
frond the channel above theNaiwra, diminished
y, opa clver brooks more deciedJy X marsh j w t he
. haractei uf ita ahoies, bot)pt".feM&ttn;tQ, ite
plants or trees, any thingr particular to dfetin- 4
guian itirma; wic ,wiuiguij3 ioer pans . oi vne
Lljeaian I Thewater; is tillaiid pond-Hkei 1 4 It
.: .;pipsn'.iotft Small .areas oMfifd i..rio;.j. i p
; pears to he ailarorite rpsortlibed
tvho frequently rusa ap beforjus, and, vreretaroas
: 44 agato! antfagainrby oTprtigre4Aalhoar
anl a' half diligently eraplt'yt'd; broogbi ui the
; ,fxf of flsajwa Lake. - 1eialtei moment to
sorvy it; , 4t exhibits a brtd border 6f aquatic
plants, ith somewhat tlackbh waters. ' rlrch
' abound in! ii It is the recipient of two brooks
and may be regarded as the: source oft thU &rk
of cbe ' JVIississi ppi. We wf?re precisely iity
rninotes in parsing through it. j VVeenteyed
me of the brpoka, mnstisnuthprly io poat'tun.
It possessed no current and as filled with brbad
1ea7ed plints, and a kind of yeilow pond lily.
We appeared to be involvtrd tn a morass, where
. t seemed ecually impracticable to niake the land
ox proceed tar by water. 1 4 this we were lot
xaistaken ;,f)al. Wqdibsort poshed hia canoe
Joto the weeds and exclaimed, Oma mlkxuina,
:4 (her is the portage. A HHMf who is called Ion
v for the' first tune, to debarkf jn such a placed will
look about hiin in discover Jftme 1ry spot U put
; lis feet apon. No such oi however oxisted
' here.-Ve stepped into raf her warm pond wa
ter, with! a miri bottom After wading1 a 'hun-
dftd yanjs, of more, the soil&came firm, atwl We
'$opft-.beg)ur to asnrnd'a Kligltt elevation, where
the growth partakes more 4 the" character of; a
,forest CTraces of a path appeared here, and we
suddenly entered an npenkiarTurding'an eligible
epot for landing. ;IIere ouibagage was prepa-
ted for the portage. The cpjbJnacwus . remains
' of former fires, the rones of irds, and scattered
.camp poles, provei itto be appt which had pre-
yiously been occupied by thff Indians. The pfe
: Tailing growth at this placflissprucev white c&
v dar tamarack arid grey pin Here we brealc
fasted. it '
.Haying followed out this branch of the Missis-,
sippi, to its source, it may be observed that i ts e!x
istence as a separate river, lias hitherto been un
known ia oiir geography. ! fione of the maps in-
- dicate the ultimate separation of the Mississippi,
ease his attachment. She thinks because he
once loved;; hori he ought always to love her, and
she neglects those attentions which first enr.hant-
ed1i is heart IVIany a wife is thus the causa of
ner own neglect and sorrow.' That oman de
terres not a husband's generous love, who will
not greet him with smiles as he returns from the
labors of the day; who wil! not try .to chai" him
to his home by the sweet enchantment of a cheer
ful room and a cheerful heart; There is not one
pan in' a thousand so unfeeling as' to withstand
soch an influence and to break away from such a
home.-" , ' - t
j ..i.,VEsimii8 This uneasy moactaio has been
Jroubled, again w.th an inveterate android break
h,out.,v:me.yeiysingnIair phenomena were
recently exhibited there. On the 20th of May,
2 new craters were formed near the old one, from
which issued stone and flame. Above ! a small
coneon the side; which faces the Camaldoles of
Torre del Grece an enormous fissure has opened to
the width f three hundred feet, and the depth
of fifty feet, around which are a great number of
smaller crevices,1 whence issuen smoke, emitting
a very disagreeable odor. On the 23d, a violent,
shock of the mountain was the signal of an eruption
oflava,whicH divided into two torrentspne taking
its course towards Verana. From the 21st to the
25th, an immense column of smoke rose half a
mile hfsfh, in which the rays of the sun made
beautiful rainbows.
COUntTY ROmPwKsf r
VOU know mYimt
n arch smile-,. wOh, vi?n FP11100'- -n1fil
th ruw. V'V InAlkn- with
hand. Many years ago yoVil61 n.
an sapper thereaaid ha' 5H$v$?imfi
you and he pay you now,
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V'aliiablcnctil Property
IN UNCOI COUNTY, j
bscnber, ;
intending to remove to
rWlHE Sul
A'SllIl'tWflSllJBTS1 Couptk including Uf one body , about
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above Cas Lakejlnto two forks. Little surprise
Should therefore the manifested that 'the latitude
jpf the hiad jof this stream, jlfonnid to be incor;
xect. It was not howevejKfo be expected that
" the inaccuracy shonlii be sa great, , as to place
the actual source an entire degree south oft!he
supposed point. Such however, is the conclusion
"' established by present obsesation.s. ! 5.
i 1 The portage from tmr'eait to the west branich
' of the river; is estimated tolbe six miles. Be
ginning in a matsh, it soon rises into a little ele
vation or w rate ceuar woo, t&en plunges: into
" the intricacies , of a swampimatted. with fallen
: wt?ca, wscurea wnn moss. u rom Wis, toe pan
emerges upon dry ground: ilf soon ascends an
elevation of Oceanic sandiaving boulders ajid
u bearing pines. ; There is thin another .descent,
ii and v J elevation T : In short the traveller now
"V f crossing a serfs of rdiluvial sand'
:' ch form the height of land be-
'4: Mississippi Vallly and Red River.
y 1 Mlocallydenbrnknated Hauteur des
H- jtis ' crosied; fira Xac Plaie to Ot
Yy -ftani which popt it proceedslnorth-
. ' Baltimore. Jolv 30.
Hit Golden Aztl .We have lately heard a
fiict mentioned (one of many) whih is an elo-
3uent commentary on the Experiment on the
ackson system of Finance, and on that modesty
of pretension which claims to have restored the
Golden Age. A mercantile house in this city,
has at this moment on its hands, not less than
half a dozen different . drafts en the General Post
Office Department, for various sums, which were
received in the course of business from customers
m the West, These'drafts were drawn by bona
fide creditors of the Department. When pre
sented in due course by the holders, payment
was Refused, except in drafts payable at St.
Louis !
The Jackson 'crolden agre in this region means
jUw payment of a debt due, by a draft on the city
of the far West a thousand miles off. And this
draft,, if received ! and presented there, might Jw
paid by another draft, perhaps, on ftew Orleans.
Sach isthe kindly operation of the Post office
Reform, combined with the Jackson Experiment.
They form toother a 'golden age' with a vengeance.-
Patriot.
RiimoT: It is reported thai the office of
Post Master General of the United States has
been offered to Col. Abram Bunding, of Co
lpmbia, S. C. Col. Blanding,7we know would
make a second McLean in that department.
' ueargia Courier .
In connection with the
: 100
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125
Beeswax,- pr. lb; : I : i - '; i
Brandy, Apple, pr. gal4P
t da Peach, do (none) ?
Cotton; pY. lb i if : l i 'I
Cotton baling, pr 4d 1
Coffee, pr lb ! 1 ' t -1 H !
Castings, pr lb ! 1 u J'
Cotton yn, from No. 6 to No. 9 1
do pr bail, from no9 tono 14 1 5o
Feathers per lb ' ' r f- ' l - ; i
Fioor 'pr bl : V. I . ".M I 5
Wheat pr bu j jj i'
Rye '- j none ': :1 ;';
Oats pr bushel t
Corn pr bushel ! j !
Hides Qfreen) . pr lb
do dry do ; I M
Iron pr lb J
Lead do t
Leather fsoal) ' '
Skirting, pr lb I
Upper, pf side . , : '
Molasses pr galj
Nails, pr lb U
Beef pr lb !
Baeon do i 'j
Butter do ; i
1 logs-lard do :
Pork do; ,
Salt, pr bush. U f
bteel, Amencahiblister, jpr lb
rugnsn,ao qo
Cast, ' do
S"ffar, . do .
Rum, (Jamaica) pr pal j
V ankee do
Wool, (clean)! pr lb
Tallow, j do ' ,
low-linen, Pt vd
Wine. TnrrindTe. Mr; rrn!
MadeVla (none)';
Portugal, .'
. Claret,
Malaga, (sweet)
Whiskey, pr gal i
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44 a
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fori
above
rumor, which,
i"vJara.r-e
ought we know, is very well founded, mav
bp mentioned another, which is in circulation in
th city, viz. that Mr Barry is to resign the of
fice ot .Postmaster Genera', and to be succeed
ed in it by Col. R, M. Johnson, of Kentucky
These, however are rumors merely. Whoever
succeeds to the office, should it become vacant,
wt 1 tmd it. under its present multiplied mbar
rassments, an thing but a sinecure. National
inteutgencer.
j fThe following remarkable circumstance is
noticed in the Onondagua Standard: On
the evening of the 9th mst one of the
warmest days in the season three persons
in the family of a Mr. Ward, hvincr on the
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Brandy, peach, 55 a 60. Apple, 28 a S3
Bacor, prlb 10 a 104; Cotton pr lb Mia 13 cts
Coffee pr lb 124 a 134; Flour bbJ.5 50 a $6 50
V laxseed pr bh $1 a 1 ,1 0; Feathers pribSS a 35
Corn pr bush 90 a $1 Iron pr lb 44 a 5i ; Mo
lasses pr gal 52 a 33: Nails cut a 61 ; Salt
pr bush 55 a 65 ; Sugar pr lb 7 i a 9 1 ; Tobacc;
leaf 3:a 43; Vheat pr bush 95 a 1; vyhiskey
pr gai. xu a j . ! i
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. Corheaas from tbosa f R RiveiIt! finally i
r Vsubtendf both branches of e jMissppi,);tit-
wjting out a spur between iheeast; anjdf west fork.i
; , "which intersects the; portage, crosses the west of
;;j Itascan fork about'the pointfof the Kakabikonceir
H Little Rock f Falls, and joirng the mailt ridge,
v passes northeastwardly of acTravers and Ttir
" - tie Lake, and is again encountered in the noted
: portage path, from Turtle iLake to Red; Lake.
... tilt is, in fine,.the table landibetween the waters of
; HudsorjV Bay and the Ifxican' Gulf, f it also
i j gives rise to the remotetiributaries of the riser
I fiS L Lewis, j w hich through' Lake Superior and ji ts
connecting chain , may be ensidered as furhiih-
;ing thf,head" waters of.tpe! St Lawrence. This
i table land is, probably, te lughest in Xorth-wes-;
teraVVmerica, in this longflade. j si :
i'f i E'erjr step we 'made jnireadiag! these sandy
elevations,, seemed toiricrjase the aTdor with
v vhich 'me- were carried Sfof ward. The desird of
. reaching the actual source Ma stream so celebra
; ted as the Mississippi a Itream 'which La Sal-
1e had Reached the moyth if..a century and a half
1 land we fbliqwed our rniie down the sides of the
last elevation, with the expectation of momenta-
;. xj xrwuuing tur gvai m fivg journey. ,-. Hat iZQ
: Tbcen Jong; sought, at fast appeared suddenly.
i On tuTntngbut of a thicjee, into a smalll weedv
; opening, thecheering sigla of a transparent hiidy
. '- ol water , burst upon oarfview.. tea Ilatca
A k aKe-tht source or c&Aiiunsnabwf"-1''.; I
! THE FAmtLfils HUSBAND;
i . From torft lately published1,
There-ia no sufTerinjrjrjijre acuteihanthat h?lt
I . by an aflecjiionate and sensitive mind, mournino-
y - over the violatiot. of nuptial vows, This suffer
j ' .. insf is not confined to unhappy woman, in the
f dwelling ef poverty, who'at the midnisrht hour.
trembles as she hears the approa thing fiw?teps of
' tr of' n drunken husbarM. You mav tro Into
many an elegantly furnished abode, and find
-J the kroken hearted wife ahd ma her, surrounded;
by every external comfort, and yet in soUtude;
and silence, and tears ijThere is nothing that
! Will compensate for the ntglect of those we love.
! : 'I have seen', says a oualnt writer Mhe accomh
, plished wife, biore twenty mofjns had waned
since she changed her name, sitting alone and
eohtafy as thn sparrow m the housetop. , Per
v J14,0" healih was now IdeCcate thai the nour
' -1 ishing care of her partnerf was almost necessary
. to her existence; but h fas none a way! to! some
political, literary, or perhips to some dissipated
; clubi Perhaps, he returns at midnight, breathing
the fames of wine, ana steaming with the smoke
'Hill, were stiuck witti paralysis at the same
Beef, fresh
Bacon, (from wagon)
ueeswax, ; j
Bagging, tow
Dundee,
Coffee, prime srreen,
2d and 3d qualities
LOtton, ' . h
Corn, 'scarce
Flax Seed, rough, ,
Flour, superfine, (icagoh)
t me,
Iron, Sweed.
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Lousiructea of th ht sun IT.
nrt nrtrwf Fm.t i . . W T
UrJ, nL.'j V"' .",a nne aste
tT , P1011 ana l lrashinff Alw ,n
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Another Tract of Land. 1
I aicnman'Silyreek.containintr abdut
1 8M Acres'-
The aborw property, will be sold on k Credit
of one, two aod three years. In mv absence.
applicatbd maybe-made to J. Forney, f ' .
J. I It' DANIEL M FORNEY.
May 17tf43 i H v
:T: i I Coscord. August l'i, itw--)
ift APTVIIENRY. GILJIS-tou', are hereby
J nflirlp,t i,t innir in : Charlotte. OTY Ta-
dtiy ih 9tK tf Septetnbef next," with your bubr
alterneWid Privates unier yourxmmand,Equip
ed accrdintr to law! fo nhe' purpose of Review
ano
10.
Iredell V ' .to secure ibot
tamraon, crejnlineTitiorle(.
cced to ,tbehil".bidd
day the'JOtj stedta ne:
leg propcrty,. gie , I
Mi
iwptcHr4, preparea wjotn weuimtui .. -o'cloel-.
A. M. Bt Order of . : I .
? 1 WMi C. MEANS, Gol. Ccmd't 1 -
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1C. J. HARRIS, Adjt
August l(?th,lS34, .'i .1
TTbw bccaplea by tU'3;
fi 6n5pcribefs havfr on hands ftogetne?
cinesL their larre assor t.tent of Dmjia. Med-
3ye-Stuffs Stc for sale, at the-
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Champaign WINfe;
Madeira, I
Old Sherry
do Port i
Teneriffe j.
Claretj
Sweet I i
London PORTER:
Albany AJE;
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OAERIME & GIG
i !MAKIjNG
instant of time There were other persons
lri another part of the house who were not
affected. The effect produced was precise
ly like that of electricity. At the time it
took place, a thun - er shower was passing
at about two miles distance, and it is stated
that at the moment the persons injured fell,
a strons -flash of lightning was perceived,
but it was not S accompanied, or follow ed
immediate!?, by thunder. It is difficult to
attribute th-a circumstance to the ordinary
causes of paralysis, affecting three persons
in one family simu!t,anoouslv; and we have
never read nor heard of a case of silent elec
tricity that produced the usual consequen
ces of a stroke of lightning.
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THE abscrrber is anxious to dispose of a ve
ry valuable TRACT of LAND, siiuate
in the county of Surry, N. Carolina, containing
Eiffhty or INtnety of which, the frreatpr nnrt ia
newly cleared ; Sixty. Acres of first rat hnttm i Newark CIDER:
land, equal fertility and productiveness ti any eaI Sparf, Cigars,
in ipe surrounaing couniry ; some excellent To
bacco and Whet Land, several acres; of fine
meadow, which produces Timothy luxunantlv.
The whole is in first rate repair and well im-
JI ' CrtiTftd. hftTinor n tar..
ill ' O - " - nW,j
! Kitchen, Snioke-House,
Corn Cribs. Barn. Blaek-!i!l
Smith Shop, f and Spring House, all of which are
cntij-ely new; It is situated on the waters of
Stuart's Creek, six miles from Mount Airy and
the same distance from the Good Spur Gap, in
the Blue Ridge, f ' r
A further description Is considered entirely un
necessary, as it is presamed any person desirous
to purchase will come and examine for himself
All persons wishing to buy, can obtain any infor
mation they may desire by calling on Samuel D.
Morire, Esq., who will always be found at Mount
Airy -in
.1 H A. C, MOORE.
March 29 5m36
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Peach , do
f Apple :, do
Jamaica:! RTJM;
New Fno-lan! An -
! Good wIlISKEY;
uavendisnTobacco;
t uiwi ot common go.
- finn:c.k ?.: j
auwtiBg uo
Fihe''cut;'"v-i-;do
Common Twist do.
Fioe SOAPS, and
t a rarity nfPjlR
- FUMES: v
.TTO.:OTHKl
v. - ' ....L5w,...;.
"a Tract of IjANO.pal
- : . '."jCrci;k . Contain:
Known by the name of, the
FOUR MliKSjIt!
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SaUaryAugust 16th, 1834 ;4w 4.
FOR
I J5abscriber offers for sale; ! a Tracts of
m Larid in Cabarrus-eounty, three miles
South jVVfest of Concordj on the Stage-Road, lea
ding from IConcord to Charlotte, 6n the waters
of Coddle Creek The tract contains about
Lard
Meal,
Molasses,
Nails,
Sugar, Muscovado prime,1
Common
Loaf and lump
Salt, Liverpool,
In Sacks, 4 bushels
Teas,
Steel, blister,
German,
Wheat, (from wagon)
THE Subscriber having discontinued the
publication of the Yadkin and Eataicba
Journal, offers the whole printing establjshment
for, sale on reasonable terms. ; '
It consists of a first rate bnper Roya, Kamage
t l.inoT. Hi
Indian Gratitude and JFit. Soon after Litch
Held'began to be settled by the English, an un-
ftuuwu luutau wauic uivu wm tun ai uun, auu io- i ; t r T f Dio t-
quested the hostess to furnish him with food and ocrew l re33 type uom r..gu -
Brevier sizes : a ffreat variety ot L-utfe ttuie,
Ulli'k. siaiuiu, ilia in out' r ill iiuiii- I . . : c , ; , - ,
ihir. and couhl Dtt niv till he had better foi- Leads Flowers, Galleys, Cases, Lhas
time. The woman rJfused; cailiag Iiim a lazy short, all that is neces-saryf-ir the
drunken, igood-for nothing fellow. A man who tablishraent ,.f a Printing, Uflice.
sat by noticed the Indian as ne turned away
Ybueall him a brute if ho breaks his wile's
. - . he4i so he is also a brutevho breaks her heart!
and ihow many an unharhy wife; 'sits friend!
; i. and-aronei.dufing'mll thioitboura of the evetiingk
and evenof ;he riighwfienhet faithleW husi-
. iuu o .whj; ui pleasures in -otoer society
How painful must be he r rfleciioaa on thus find
" ing her fondest anUcipitilhs disappointed. And
the!lir.de,at whkk khi1 hoped. to U blessed
with sympathxand socipy deserted and idesol
latei That man deserved not the :TPefnnil-.i
fecUons of a wife, who WilTnot inviv7her love
froth the inhospitable palace, and perceived that
he was suffering very severely froon want and
weariness, he jroneruusly ordered the hostess to
furnisir him with a good supper, and call on hira
for payment, After the Indian had finished his
meal he thanked his benefactor again and avjain,
and assured hirri he should never torget his kind
ness, and would, if it were in his powet, faithful
Jv recompense it. He' observed that he had one
more uvor to ask, it the woman was willing he
wished to tell a story. The hostess whose good
nature had beeoi restored by money, readily con
sen ted. The Indian addressing hi3 benefactor.
said, "I suppose, you read the Bible ? The man
assented. "Well, the Bible says God made the
world and then he took him, and looked upoi.
him, and say, 'all very good.' Inea he made
light; and took him. ahd looked upon him and
Say, all very good lhen he made land and
water, sun and moon;. prass and trees, and he
took him and looked upon him, and sav, 'all very
2od.' Then he made beasts, and birds, and
fishes : and he took him, and looked on him, and
say all very good,' Then he made man; and took
him, and looked on him, and say, "all very ok!
1 hen he made woman j and twk him, and look
at him and he no i dare say one such word.'
-Many years after this, the Indian's benefactor
Was taken prisoner by; an Indian scout, and car
ried into Canada., He was saved fromxdeaih by
One of the tribej who &&ked leave to adopt lum in
the pucof ot a son. who had fallen in battle
Through, the winter, he experienced the casiom
aTy effect .of savage hbppitaiity. The tollowing
summer as be. was at work in the forest alone,
an unknown Indian came to ban and appjimed a
meeting at a
Anv crentleman. deisirin to embark in tne
Printing Business, cau get a gotid bargain by ap-
plymof to J ;
Salisbury , May 31, 1934.
N. B. Postage must -be paid on le.tters, or
thev will not be taken dui of the office.
ICP Editors in this State friendly to onr in
terest will please do us the favor of giving the a
bove advertisement one of two insertions.
11. vv .
HAVING purchased the tools and timber of
the ! Shop Off Cyrus West, he will j soon
have o jhariJ a shpply of the.varbus articles in
CO ACHES J CARRIAGES. BA
UOUCHES, GIGS. SULhIS,
CARRYALLS, and all the
j different; kinds of Vehicles
from a Wheel-Barrow
to a Four Horse
Hi COilCH.
The raaterials have been on hand for three
years, and are of the choicest quality having
been selected by a fiist rate workman.
Bing pfovided with a Turning-lay the, and
having procured! an excellent w rknnan in his
line, he will have Jobs nf. EVERY DESCRIP
TION OF TURNING EXECUTED in
superior style and on short notice.
His prices shall be adapted to the difficulty of
the time$J and be such as no one can grumble
at j for he is determined to make money not by
the extravagance of hit charges , but by indus
try and the quality of his work.
f. B.i His Shopi3 in the next house below
thtl Mansion Hotel, on Main Street.
August; ,9 -if3
And consists of between JS and 00
acres pi good Meadow about I0O
Acr s of jfirSt rate cleared Land,' the balance of
first rate Uncleared Land. It Itea in the heart of
of the best land in Jiho county joining J.
PhiferJ Young, Col. Barrihger and others.
It is level and well watered, and has the com
mon improvements. 1 am deterrafned to sell, and
offer a bargain for land ot the above quality. . I
will take jifcgroes or gcbd notesj in payment
Persons desirous to purchase ar requested to
visit the premises, or the subscriber at Concord.-
une Wth 1834. , tf 4S.'
i-
if
in
immediate es-
I 'ir-i
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t,
.mn notrsin
RlXstEX FTCRSlTt
l j of evcft&ripii
end all the STttey on A
3 credit or.iiizem::
vcill be giltr6si
into purchase? need
MIC.
ANDR. N. ILLISOftl
.. JOHN ALIJSON, :-
August d, 183. " r
- As I amjdeVnninecrto rea"
West,, baying been unlortuhateo
pelled foscli mf propettyltopar
1 wish ray friends and - credhc:
the sale and not let rny propert
Augdst 95wS X
T;; EAVES thU pTacethfe dayf
Jiui ana wisnes loaawe nis ac-
! I
K1
by the respect and , hboojili of personal attent'ioa.
It. is not-a 1 few saudy trjrikets T and rocasi6na5
freaks of fondness that cart give your wife a bin.
py fiear tl and make hir home happy oe.
There must be real auhltalatjal kindhess; the-un-
eqoi vocai eviaeuce w lor the society and
joys of home. i -'y. i r-M
It is not unfoquentlr
the alternated anecuoas
J 4;has madeio efloii herself, to atrengthen and in-K top of an emiaence comirunding a view- of a i' Salisbury. Nr C.1S34 tfl
ftat
ft w iteliionrns over;
husband when she
! NOTICE.
THOSE! indebted to us in this County, will
please call upon us as soon as convenient
and settle their accounts.
; HUGH WELln.
Salisbury, May 31, 1834. .' j
THE Rooms latfdy ocldpied by the subscri
ber as a Printinff Office. They arn situ
ated in the centre of; business, and are prefera
ble to anv others in this place. Mr. Andrew
Matthieu is authorised to rpake a contract
HUGH WELCH.
Salisbury, May 31, 1334.
'IP
BENJAMIN 1FR LEY,
AV'LNG received the latest Sew York and
Philadelphia! FASHIONS, together with
the London and Paris FABHiONS.and having
a good number of first rate wurkmen, he is pre
pared to cut and make wen-k in a supe'rior 8Ttxt
certain place, oa a given day. I to any one in this pari of the countty, warranted
rhe prisoner consented; but afle-wardn.fearir I to fit well and bemir agent for some of tl im t
mischief .might, be intended, he neglected the en- J fa3hipnable Tailors of Neiv York and PhJade!-
gagemeot. lie Indian again sought him, re I phia, he is prepared tu teach or give instruct'on
pruvd nun lot want of confidence in him. and I to aov taikr or tailors that mavi wish ursiruc-
assured him this meeting would be for his good. I (ion and any tnat may not be so pertVct wouio
cjucgurageu u j nis -n pareni irienasnip, ua man i ao weu iu can, as ue is reaay ana auie g1"
followed his directions. He found -the Indian f satisfaction. - 1 I I;
provided with chu kets, amunition and knapsacks, j iCJ" Orders from a distance will be punctual
ine Indian ordered him to arm himself and fol- ly attended to according ti order vvork ana an
low; him. - Their course was towards the south, kinds of cutting will be Uo:e on short notice.
land day after day the Englishman frU wed. win- j He can be jfound at all times at his old stand, a
out oe?ng aolft io cnjcture the motive l his j tew doora above, W m. 11 i&laoghter s i arn,
giiido.' Alter a tedious journey he arrived at the and nearly opposite Mt. John Murphy owe.
i: - r o v r a i di r .
& WATCH
REP.linFWG &C
AT COXC0UD A; SALISBURY V. C.
Trie tubscrilter having procured from Lynch
hurcr Va the services of Mr. Bagby, an excellent
workman in the above business; will have the
sarnn carried on in Concord N. C, in its usual
branchesr "AH work done by him will be war
RANTED tit l-2 moiltll9.
He also continues scarry on the business in
Salisburv at his old stand. Work' done by him
m h faithfully executed and warranted to be
as eood as any in lbe Western part of the State
sWavcries silver ware &c. kept constantly oh
hand for sale by him.
; i JOHN C. PALMER.
A-:g Oth 6m 3. f
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"UM,Eiwill purhaselany Vpumberj oft Ukely J Via
. v v'. Young Negroes for the next twelve !
months, for which we will give liberal pri
ces in Cash. Any communication addressed
to eitherjof us atHuntsyiUe, or to .Robert Car
son ar Hamptonville, N. Carolina, will meet
prompt auention. . 3 ; , .
! I. J AUK ATT,
friends of his present Jieavy stoc'
And of bis mteiition of laying , v , j
m' wnrthv trie l . '
A.mntloa i 1 Wil' WftrtllW tVlP
and examine.- yv
. He has now on hand and inr
forwarded without idelay, t '
which are, offered at , WJ'
TMIt-ea accom'
fr?
00 If
1000 k
75 jt-
5 4 Iti:
1.
It;-
hi'
- - 30!
30,000
geUieriieiU
c
bs.
,Jj;4eS.)rf
Jane 14, 2834.
tf 96
T.
c Examination of tite r
I - IS aTATESVlXU3, !.f r '
WILL take place, on the last! Wednesday in
AiKrnit.t-The Examination will commence at
10 o'clock, A M. As this will be her final Ex
aminaiidn in this place, Mrsi C. hopes, all
who feef an interest on , the aobject ol tf emale
Education, will attend. ? - ? : f J
I I ' M. A CALDWELL.
Salisbury Female
Hard Ward
His Boat isTconsu
licits freight frim sue.,
'to patronize him f I-
CASH aavaacea on i
direction for shipmeni
eworkor Charlcstc
He has lately had ere
fppllnnfr. the use of whit
sons a may i any time
Cotton. No Charge wmi
so remote from any hmlc
danger! of Cotton being co:
brfcaking out any j par .
Affi.tH nu f his ex tec
' I . . i. .
WAGON YAUD, ite.n
Urge.number of , Waons
room, i
will be re-
rrri M t. PTP-eises of this Institution
I Imnpd on" the first dav of October
The brice of tuition per SessToo (five months)
ntr ana nainticff 10 CO
Mas V . 20 00 . payable
in ypj rj OTTRE LL,' PrhicipaL,
i
UGUSTUS
CheiawS.p.Jolyg6f
i2m
txe. . 1
ire,disposrr
'.rfioderlj
iccotm
lshed,2t-
' Sat, such F
:?''eittotu;tbt
-TteSbea,
tiers ;isj
'Utassot f
Town. I
j ih. fvtno.;. ii
jplenty
Aug. 9
rwtir s,,hrih"r intending to carry cn a re
J irilar basins ol BUTCHERING in the
townofjSalishnry,;wihVobav a'amber of good
for whiph the hiffhest prices, will be. given in
Cash. ! 1 't v-
Are notified, that he will be ready : to , supply
tbemwit GOOD BEEF
daw ahd Saturday of each
ihM AAnton.-at the usual rates.'
g ! ;JOHN I. SHAVER.
Jurie' 215 tfi9 - v -..
IV have onhand neatly
PUT IT TS D BLA ZIE vt
contailibg covenant; of seizin in additiort to tha
usual I
eaUt
it sihim tSbriogasuil sosoon ashedui
no h hi? fihtairuv! bad title aciroT'
nin.nl iiirm ae , caiUHH ue
UlllbZ ' TT . - - .
UCOSTE
5wr5
llATlOFTUL
' - " F 'M w ii
BOOKS of suuiurit
in the liew; BANK of
w ill be opened Sn the I own o.
rous iw iuo i rv- - i . j t
funds, will W weu wwfF" :flC0i
ear:
will
1 for-V-CarU
iryicoj
o -are
jy day, as tfee whole amount I V belk
li be speedily Uken lup. '-
? tTII03IASL. CqAr
V.v . SAMUEL REEVES,
" WH. llOBAlU fl
Jcce, 7th , 1 831. 4fi-12t II,
Mil
week, ior Tne . rest .ui i . tnmal-nimmii
c I the saw aria, ic iv- TT7' 1 r
payment
are rcquesicu w uuv mui i r
n imam Mnrpni' .
Theeubscnber having p.;
JIUN,;
eairittcttcta Utxv9
ESrfiX fFULL ljIU he attention ot
th pdDUC io is uevv 11 use of ;
')n Ceutre sir- i.t, a tew i.i South
fcWl.if ; the Curt House Having I lately
ttr JiHie to considerable expense to improve
't'l-jrnp comfort, and enUre the capacity of
r.ig i. .f"' - ,r- until' Ine na ieen ouswauwunB jv--. .v j0it ' " -f - - -
hufi has :eeei.veal.e hopeshe shall be ' jWj, U Worthy of attention m those whe ; jn H WfH"P Ti
abfe to reW.rlperi saus& ettnn. Hw laMe. j, Tj haor, for land. Hi t 7 .f 01j Flil IN ili M
lii. it.r -ind.iu ro farmshed in the best : n Dcvncnr v V-: "T ,73-, . t i u
t '. thai" t sn be. -xtiCtwj
( jni.1 vea t4?cti o snail
wax-1 ot
am
IN.
cooceln must be .-positively
time., - liA. '::y-:'
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l'h Poi. Uifioe
Statesville, N. C. Nov
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