Western Carolinian

              jr-i joi^i , ft tr buljlkl i8>s a if tl j ia ftvi 1 *\ w .. - vol u > m^'-v.v w n v e tu"eftft mr-vi &, 1s2 vv irv2 • :, 1 i p.n i th i ; iii ll 1:1 ■ •, , : i i j • , , l.v hingii ' ". will iii ' sli^n : z:a.\a v.v.'a {_\:\. >. :-. ti vr/.yn t ' -__. i m '' , < 1 > a surge ,, "^ h i'nite i --•:,•, ' \ 1 , .,..,. ar jj '' v a.i i th fpu st " '■■'>"■ town n i-iv-i and ' ■ himsell ry in i le » . , :. , for thc purpi .,.■ •'" i i'll 1:1 11 i iitr en . : 1 .. 1 agricultural nre found on the leaves of plants aft e ep stiri j j ■ i s been gii ' n in 1 lime ol i eat drbui i '- thc prnctice is sound i should suggest ii i were allowed that mois'tirc had better i.e a u iim imes co m • io luc ri . !■( • or plarcd on f ' - n i his r.ivs sh ill have cxh ■ !•:<■ i it ii i ivial 7 ; pts of mo in nn iv as ume th ...-. ■ •'. rinj j . er tain extent in lot we thei : h ere fore im iov i ishi st iii 1 ■ r»p pi lughin it firofier seasons i i com iev . the busi of ill i'd farmin such rrops as si li ■■'>■■'■■ the bus indirunto extirpate v t isi and obtain i nre suppli ■•, of f ddet . i rh out much cxh mi ti jd ihould be thi i ut objects for iiis aim 1 would propose that a foul iward reei ive its propt r qu u tit of quirk lime « bii h •—,■,• i>e spi i i !, in ' i : lied under in its i ic in the < ih parti f si ptcmber iii .• < -.\ ii id be ii mi iwed suffu ientlj — bou ' lhe rate of two bushels pi-r ticro • •• <■ ' • possible — that it l a p is - ut 1 lute i , tittimn ind c irh in • n ■>•>■ ij — lh.it iii •! v it i ii ploughed three incl • • i i ;. r ;. j fore mi it it in ur rowed nnd left un'il lhc sm.iil it . be • a i pp ir — eativ in june ■ t z 11 ■ |) ■ i . , in \\\ rust th . il be r iiioi i 1 li . the i . ui ol .. il harvest shillhuvt b ci performed fhi field should be slightly harrowed ml ltli throughout september far the dei truction ol weeds as before — inoctoiic it mav lie manured and sown with wheat or icit for a crop of indian corn 1 ■ ■ i'ri|,ti:)u ot ' j^^^^^^^h no i >;. wil irrcarapes r i psii ■ i ■. v ill h • « ishing to col i he jli . '•• i'i 7 v ill '■ tling-tj . who • j ipi n .. ' ;' r il ■ i of i in • api , shall reci ivo a tenth 6 '-.'■ u r.kimks ii . leave to ii form lh " b hi ' iii . ill - . ■ , j tl ll • ■ ii :. , com itlt licit l • still . ■ . ii . 1 . , ■ ,;, i i 1 ;, vin lis • mi i in ii immbi i of y irs ' in ', devol i nl i il i ' ! ' . • ■ , . i . un ol •>■',,.■ i tl til ! willi 11 | l | i •■'■- liim with orih ■ i in lhc abi • i line i : glazing will ..' ■ | ,-,,. ,' | lani i !'■!■, anil nn re • j ...' ■ , pins he ills ■ j on band for sale r ipal an i jup m va #} ___*$_. ■ z cr sjwihv mh mills c«y sale >} o o aches of in id in the iippci i i i of j cabarrus countv on hock i which there arc i learcd front so acres fit for cultivation with a good frame dwelling liousi . barn and other necessai ; out-houi vlso 1 good sa mill irist mill md cotton in said place is gen irallj kqown j rrown's mill anv pi i'suii wishing lo purcha , maj have an 1 r tunitj of getting i goo i hargain b appb the subscriber living in 1 ■ low p end of'ln deil < ounty four mill s from ll ittie's fowl hail first of arts soun of dointfitic case ; pride it the land m'i putron of lhe ieas wanted as an . ipn itice to thi abo i bn ii ncs i one or two un , i'i mi 15 lo 16 years ol j ' . . tv ■ . . . iw!)its . i > '.-. ' they prove th mi ives di . rvii ol , a good chain ■■ will be given salisiw , ft a . l '. : — 39 millet tothe president ol the pennsylvania agricul tural socictj am i n . •:■ \ ■ . " i b insi pti .' 01 tl ii ...■• i'c - i : sending in v'.vr its must specif 1 number of times the vish them inserted or the will be continued till i out and charg 1 accordingly t ■ i have made man i xperirm various soils and at different seasons to ascertain the product as well as the properties of millet upon light land in good condition it succeeds best — it requires in ill casts fine tilth and i im i strength of soil as is necessary cottcm sww oins m.r'aamht i'ohhence n..r no advertisement inserted until it has u 1 for or its payment assume ' bj borne in this town or its vicinity /> . .' /. /:. /. v .'.'/•. ■ friends and the pubhr that he hai now on ! -, ,..,,,.,, ,, , hand a good supplv of materials ofthe best qual | e h ers addressed i th m.eril ' ity and has in his emploi two fi - pate work , * co,int .. v ; on """ a ' bus,n . c • m,lst ■ ni :,, which will enable iiim to mal hi ' " r "" % *' m "' '" i ' ended to a j kii lofl otlon '-.... i , cuted in a durabl ■ r . '"' ' " '"''''" ''' ' ' " : ■ lri ' '> '" and workmanlike st vl peo ■!■ inllii andthe '" ' m ' ■ ' " - ' ; '' adjacent countic , who wish to purchase cms ! c s ' : ' ''"' '"'"' ''' nsmm.v - are invited to call and ej ruin i tin n ives ' " '"■ ,' " "' ! ' w " rather ai ' as a number will be keptc antl on i f :, " ! ' s '" '"' " ' '' "' ' year to the sole benj sale ' cut ot other ] '-. poi kcts a v fi .<-,,- sam el jones hi m l iwiv yiilv.v ■ i v .. ; ; \^_\_ w _________________________________% l/;-i 1 1823 rct all letters to the editors must be ptn t-paitl or they will not bc attended to heavy oats 1 have not . i ither in europe or america any green crops which so largely re ward accurate tillege and plentiful suppli i ol in mun , as the species ol millet usual grown in tills and the ent counties i have sown ii ! thi fir ' nl via . ! > the twentii th i ■' mc i'i ii.i c in a 7 ibly nbtaim cl more odder than could have been had from an ■. •: .. , uud .■ similar circtim siant es in rhe .. .: imn eighty bushels ol can tit l-ii j : .-, were strewed upon an old i wai , whi ': was imme diate p'lou jhed la lj hari rn ed sown ". iii rye ui il r lied — he rye !'.'..':'■ i in th winter and suc (...',: spring — arly in april the land v - . ; ii •.:■ hed again the lime and decomposed vegetable matter were tints • turn i to the surface — about thi ■ aft r it was h irrowed t - destroy thc weeds — early in may it was mi ban iwi d for the same pur pose — within a fortnight it was stirred by beatson's scarifier to tiie depth oi nine inches harrowed sown with millet and rolled hie crop was fairly es timated at three tons per acre aftei i ■.-'.- ... j , i ii fi,-ld was stirre i and repeatedly harrowed to destroy in after growth of noxious plants ii intended to igain sow rye not only lo ■ tn n ] tsiure but to protect the soil from the exhalations of the sun — i.i th : • ui ding spring a slight dress oi fresh manure was ploughed under ; the scarifier roller and harrow were u ! at intervals as before — on tin :.. i of may live bushels of mil let seed were sown on lour acres — on tin iii ol june thc crop was hauled and i iiima ed at i tons per acre — i have obtained this season forty tons from sixteen acres of which four only h ere manured ; the remainder could not 7 ■ ■ borne a good wheat nop one i th load3 was weighed an account of them was regularly kept their si/.c a as made r>.s nearly equal as possible i havi ■, •) rally used a large quantity of ■ '■■■ tl as nut m ire than two third ol sallsbwr a c aae hi's . iahf subscriber having nadc an arvang i ment with the proprietors of this institu the management ol it with its avails 1 n i i ■ nine ms individual c ncern to lis li ieiuls and thc public he looks with confident for a p ption of their patronage in this interesting portant employment he ventures to prom tin industrious application of more tlian twentj years experience -, united with a zeal excited by a conviction of its importance and i igthened by babit fo parents and guar dians who may bc disposed io place their chil . and wards under his care he would re mark that his object has ever been with the languages and higher branches of education to ti a thorough knowledge of reading writing bnglish grammar arithmetic and geography ' j j idition to these things the useful and prac il parts of mathematics natural and moral ophy astronomy logic rhetoric histo ry and chemistry when required will be at i to in thi nstruction of females a reg 11 will be adopted th object will bc to render them rational and interesting com panions ; and in hei education as u ii as in thiit ot the other sex those branches which ore ofthe greatest utility in th ■ progress of life •.. ] 1 receive a superior degree of attention one ol'icct will ever be kept in view — to inspire his p pils with a due degree of self-respect to es tablish correct moral and religious views and i nduct and with parental solicitude :<. correct j ii m ■:.',. a ' ■ ■ ■ . . i ■ tion habits in both sexes and in pupils of everv age atten tention will be paid to spelling reading writing an 1 composition in fine to prepare thos ■ corn in ed to his c.ire in the best possible manner for their future destination in life will be hi . un c casing aim , and the same attention will ere english scholar as to those who arc '!■ signed for higher institutions ju itice to him icll requires him to btate tliat in teaching the latin and greek languages the thorough and method recommended b th \> s ■' port royal and so admirably pursttcttal our i nivers :;. , has been for a long i m ;, a . ipt !■■ ■ ■ bl :. m to effect this an exl tion of tli most approved grammars and ns among which aro the thesaurus nf \ iswosth thi lexicons of ilcdericus park h • •. c and tho grammars ol the me ro •!. !!,<■ kenburg goodrich moore val : . havi bi cn procured ; to whii h his pupils liberty ti for to facilitate the study of iphy an excellent set of globes with '-. .■ d othi :• atlasea and an extensive in ' i m ips havi bi m pn i idi 1 i'i ition '■' ill bc live si an . us pai in ad ''■ ■ into tin i i.nd ■ of i cow in l.'j who )>-.,- z il con r ■■, .,,.. ,"| 1l . subscribe jonathan otis t'reeman -..'.. - ' 31 1823 47 door locks and locks of all descripti wil ritir public arc rcspectfull inform i thai ■" carefully repaired on easi labli terms and fl the 11 , /; • which has becii '■'''■ ■ he subscriber will particular for a num ul vears transacted l>v ii an ] i attend himself to si i guns i . cn i sen of salisbury will in future be con xl ' ral price v ii be paid for '■ ... , ■ a i ducted bj mc in the same building ; wl in ipl rilll s oi i ■. il i red ia a . i uttcntion and parti shop ou main-sti , :■. :. •.. ,:. ..... :. u the k 1 ". to render satisfaction to tho e ivho ma court ,: ■ ., , please to favor me with their custom ■ \ m ; i i mm 1 v 1 am yours etc jbltn hake powel diversity mar 24,1 3 suvu mttivi i \ \\ \\ . \ meckl.t untv i i ui i 500 acres of land on dj floulltol ' :•' * .• i m 1 creek in the forks of the yadkin somu ruarytcn .; i dii of this land is equal to any in the state and ma oflhe hank of neuh ■. john simcson jr i on very re nabl i ms by ap orr.att.le.vii i j nfotli — plying to the subscriber n fayctteville it appearing to tin satisfaeti 11 ot tl ; court that ' 3wt'5ir edward m'kax the defendant is ■ ot an i t of this state i ; — — it is therefore order t that publication be made | tll\s'l lto\s six weeks successive in tlie western caroli „.,,.,.. . ' .' , nian that died i and appear at ■ r commissioners for centering the count next court to bc held for the count of meek *., ° f'dj k public notice that the lenburg at the conrt-hous in cl irlotte j v " : ' '" i «^ te of the new town rt mr the fourth monday in ma ne . ' v "»*•'"•«!• ««■ luesdav in june plead ordemur or jud will be . i " ex ■ v ""' ■ zzz a ' 1 v ; lt p"hhc sale . , • , .... i twelvi 1 own ... : to act ol ai acai .- . in i .-. ■■ li ■ ■ : i ie plaait.ils item i , . ,. . .... ,■ , '.. isaac alexander cm v z"'zz '" teethe town of marion u on .^ _ „ 1 c . '■■'■-- '- -' a road tour miles from lc 1 3mt 58 price adv g4 joseph spukgen 1 vuhvlc viutovtnilaaalpttt rilomas hampton , lut>uv lrtttt a,l.„,..iu wm uodenhamer ' t take this mctti t ■ inform m t hansom harris i t d and the pub|ic al ,.,.,. , that i now 01 up will n kiley the house wherein c pt 1 krider i rmerly ,/]-,;, 2 1823 5wi"jj 1 lived and whii 1 hai latel b m in pi .__' mr thos holmes as public house where lam house vv>v si\v -. pared to accommodate travellers ami all ., , others who may please to call i'll ii -, i will sell my house and lot in sa itab lattach uo the establishment whi h shall . • 1 lisbury on accommodating terms al,va,s be well att ndeil and well suppli d with vppl to t l cowan esq or to myself in ra ibdderandgt in vfew bttaril twill i 1 tali 11 icigh then is a good office belonging to thc rate terms lot i mvenient foi 1 lawyer or physician there is a goi i ore-room attached to tin n l ; rhose who hav not yet closed tli lions , which will be rented from now t.i tin counts with me will find them in the hands of mr 1st of may or perhaps longer or for anv inter cowan till april < lourt after ards in the hands u ■ term jno smith ol in oflicer tn\x beckwith march ir 1s23 m5 a l/ii 48 1823 44tl dofioa laiikln xovigatlon ik rphe well bred horse holon i company k t * ,' , ! ' ' : ' '' aa'z \ general meeting of llie stockholders of pjp«*a black legs mane unit i hand , , , „,„,, i ,,, wil , f e held in the 1 ■ t^xf<a-.a marked with thre whit ........ on ih urs day the 22d da of mav li i iiiii i:f ■ 1 iii 1 mm _* m_______w—w—_n slli isaac newton dr raj i md makes the following re marks on the character and writii gd " : r t p ilosopher in sir isaac newton's disserta on d.niel and the revelation the greatest geometrician id rid ■■ io understood the nat ire ol d tn strati in as well ..& i.ny man tha e rr lived bowing his understan i din to the revelation t god and stu dying th it revelation all his clays : wc ■ un that his bible was always lying on his table or desk before him the tiharacter and pt act ice of this gnat man is morr tha iiffi ient to > • h do„.i n •'.:, all th bnlingbr . ■-. nd hun.es rous e us and v ■ • . thatevei lived nr thnt ever will in to llie end ol time ltt he mode r thinkers r.i rather half thinkers , r thinkers hidt thcii heads in coi t s n and darkness instead of standit p with impudence ag inst so great am : ter of reason anc ..' ' s phy srn.lxt.i traveller \ i ii r from sierra leone d.r d noi . 2 \_ -..- ■ " i entertaii.ed yesterday • ■ xtra ordinary a traveller as perhaps • ver existed he is a tartai by bin , an european subject at present and a christian he travelled from fez to tripoli from tripoli through fezzau agady morokne,to ashanteeand ca;;c coast where he took shipping for sierra leone he is a very intelligent man appears to have been accustomed to goo ! company and is well acquaint 1 ."" with all ihe mediterranean sea :.. which he tit one time commanded :. •- ssel he lias not yet made up t c mind whether he will walk back o take a passage fi england !•. t ■■■ <!, ul i ins to the former n t g tting home tion will tan i th ainil 10 1823 •'• i ' > •• ■■' ■.-• ' ! ' m vi mi .,..,... t)v voyt\\-cavov\na i , iu mil ll the ,,,:,; , i-oad lending to charloin two da»s ill bur kf county whi h are generally sown vege ' •■ . whilst my oxen consumed millet in . n ■ at tl v pi-riu nn d their v oi k v • vsiojv'hotkl in pvusu ry nouth-catiolinas by rr.-ii «■ ■ k i : . ■• ■■ ii '■ 1 i i'l iuea ." ' >' i :' ■■ i'i . ■ :• i i.'i - ■ .' , '•; r ., ... , .., ,,„„-,. ari | 0 | ti an ihey had ilaysiatlhc table of mr slaughter in ka bu vi term 1bj3 charles m'oowell lobn done before or have shown since except iv v t . id ' turner's heirs scien facia happen ., , ., - «. , ■■ '., m \ tion ofthe court that the heirs of pol "' ' ! ' ". "■,''' : u , ca 7 °' ''" if ii stand at the ly swarr reside without the limits of this i te k i prefer ll o both red and white clover ,,;, leratc price of ten ' ' i : i ■ ordered b the court that | licatl dollars the in i 7 ip to be paid n h n ide for three weeks in the iv t | posed to cultivate it a i l scrvi ; i ' '■'■■ ■ '■-- "• •'■'■ ' ■''■'■- "• ' that mil the id heirs ot the said , , , ls i have found great be in foal t h due 1 ' ' ulty inprot in . it from tho rav'agi lie is i'i i'u i j i-iinv '■ th lhe mare toneil ml . i i i ■ i •• ' , , , • . ,-,-., insurance mo v this is cerl tl monday in 1 ' '■' '"' ""<*» of . blll 9 .'• v '» '" u ; t ' ui , | mrs . , ; i i i ', |,|, od ' mur ; : igmenl for thc pi i linglt ' ici ll car in this i ii ■ > ' i ■ " • . '■ ' '"■ - . . . . in from lionable his lai power gn ' | tw in (.'.', ;, , ; •• k ] the seeds on in j :", ; ,' ill i by few an i v ■ • ' .., ';,, : ;'.. .,,,., ,..||-. i wiiiaan j'»u,ii m«l/in.i ■ ''■'•' ic those below have been ed bv man who have nol v l\u\bov 1 vvluv m'.'.ktu . ,-..,, ,,,., .,,.„,. • • . is ol the most ol the heads am will call nt one ol ihe stands and e.v linn mil ■ . : ,, riimi ol r t . . ich a e hard all r.i obscrva jtid li,r thou lelves ijahn will be kept bj ■',•... ions 1 vc confirmed me in the belief careful uulatientive hosiler who will ci.deavor ., . . lhc v are v ;, s t >, il affords fodder more ">;>'"' pan i i . 111 win i t „| n ,. , k .. ma l c " than ...„::„,',,. .• , , ,, the expense of tilling ,... uilii do ii's dam b ,,, , land in the accurate mi nnci which i ,. j i ,.-., i gran-dam _!;.. i'eai led is not so greal bs ut firsi id eine.1 sufficient '.•,...,. | • . al , ,. ..... . pp ( .-,•. a yoke of good xci1 '' " : ■' " ". ' ' shori i ,, ,;,;,■.' ac i isandan half,witho il '"■",'",;: wbwil ' ■■ time da would recommend • nt , l i '. ' ' ' ' '" ,, , ; ,- liml r t . i ■ ■ , '. , i ir , r i ,,., |), .' i >• ' ■ '" cv ' imillei tim nicrqjy for iis value as food ; , ,' .... j " ' '" '•'" "•'"' •' ' " \\,-.\ w uiv.r , ■"" : ' ,; " mean's '■' nh'orcls of making would i '■ ''""■ i • 0 tons ria'i'i'i i ' n lhc land without numtner fallow v l ' ' • .... . lhc ingenious argu two vv\\\\vtrrt d h have been iduced to prove . ,. i • ncran'tku by lhe subscriber at the ih t deep stilling between growing crops ' a n i ! '/ mnkingbusi . i i iimlei iv not ov them and the soil ate • nt age i'o sober and industrious lads i ,,| 0 ,, l'.n|;lish experience pro ;"•'" ottered to learn a „..,. 1 |, y c!o . attention tu thi ' ■■■"•'''""> ■ ■' ' mm ,. ,'.', , i . i i n ist climate some of ou ,., ,, ■ * ii in " " i ■' iiimit . , , , jm .. ; , | .-_ mri , have asserted that as dew drop james muvo j ' dish ' at thc ■ the court-house is now ■ ! ..;>.'. r '■ le tu the ; ' r . i he great st pain . have . ■ i this ■■ tablishment i in cos in for the i i.i mo ■ ■ pp ■' '. ..•'., it i are ; thc ■ '. .:, i j lor " ■ n.l attend lers the the i'vl ' i i tli 17 i lord a b ton who w ness i lie in ii ci ■ oticd iy rid igtht .. villa <■ in the 7 inity i i ,, i dr ing i . ulf al n \: the id i lieu hi lordship c ime up ti li , m 1 1 i st,,|j ml stai • i him lull in i u his lordship i tin l>oj il u him hc i p!i d lies " w'h t name " s lid hi i " whj , i bi ig'.on replied the i : '• 1 : don't vou take ofi your hai • • i zur btiiduio b y,"i ml hold • j .! i containsa nu:n ii calculated li r the . .'. : hers and hoarders ; :■' • dry good id hook i'u iy please to rail on him i , 11 be spared j c and p 7 jailes ml ie w . . c i v ; y.'al v'wvz . k c . i » m i i vml'ton : inf ** . \. - ■ i . . the old sliop j ither j main stn t-il s tlisbur , i good set ol i ' '. t .'.'. j ,' i tea ' iiiilv \ isitor in order to i t families ntvl pri ' '"'' pose thai mm t luted for tea aiul i oil ■ ii some and plcasan ■■ ' ; i ' orm ' indi , j 1 ,'. . i mil .-- m ■ ■■<■ ■ ■ • vi i n slug i ... ' from an iv i to ki - . 1 v souglil i ll ■ i i - nt length 1 1 . ; nasi i . • i'l ' . i'm tea tradi sil •■ tl •' ■ ■' ■ been in watches a clocks , jj ov i tit i ■ wit i their . i i this part ol vii ■ ■ ■. . live it a id d tu and -