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I npHE Subscriber infufms the public that he
' 11 ctill carries on the above bassinets, in all it
Various branches tt hit old sUnd; ar few doorf
east of the Coortboas. on Market street. Har-
'i log a full supply J of Workmen tofer yndtrstand
their business, t lie subscriber feels" confidence in
his assurance to the public that orders tot work
in his line will always be exeeated immediately,
and in a manner io give thatnost eotira satisfae-
tioo. To thls be pledge himself: His work will.
; be warranted. .k .n- ; I ; .) ' v'T;
. j : He would also sfatet that be; has now oc hand
and Waaler number of vehicles, made in a very
superior manner, and of the beat materiel; such as
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CABRYALLS,t&e7 . &c I
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Persons wishing'such (articles1 wilt please gve
the subscriber a call, and they can at all times be
accmawdateJ on ireryi reasonable' tewis. I
. . -.- i . . tAiitf i on iron l
Salisbury, March 12, 1836i-37if
Sailor's Hotlw
nn.VKRN opr.d eornmlttfrf tothe Jail of Da
. JL vidsoo county, N. C. December Jst, 1835,
aa a runaway. a? Negro man, vlho lays; his name
is GEORGE, a rvd that he Blong jto James
. Gardiner, of Union District, S; C.f living H or 9
miles from .the Court House. He states. that te
was sold to Mr. Gardiner by" Peterson1 Rawlins,
a negro trader, ' abat -four y ears I ago. George
says he is 24 years old, 5Jaet 6 injehes high,
features full, marked on the right breast with a
white Spot : at9o' states that he left home in fod
der pulling. . The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay Ihargesj and take
him away, or he will s be dealt with iaa the law
direct in such cases. I I .1 - J
JOHJSrM.THQMASimhrA
, P.S. Since the above adveftiseroerjt waspub
lUbed,. George has made farther confession. He
nays he was purchased from Mr. Gardiner of 3.
Carolina by a negro fader named Massingil I
He farther states that they were on their wayjto
Mississippi, that he ' aod another' boy by the
Dame of Haze, came off together they left a
boat .50 mites beyond Knoxvilje,lenn.Saturday
morning before day.' He says-there was anoth
er" oiA with Misiingril named McDoyd, .
Jailort
Deemie 12 j 1835tf2 1
Going Going Cheap ! !
AJf OTIIEIl FRESH StTPPLY
. It 4
0?
Eq how receiving at Iii? Stove,
' : 1 OF
i-.
Which have been selected carefully and atten
" ':'itve1jf7ahllXoooght '.entirely for (Cash, iu
Philadelphia. and 2Sw lYoi;k tor the
Spring of I83d and will be Isold
. V ;n at loW as any GOODS can I I
" "1 "Tiosi'Id in thia partof "
:;;-yif " ! thecountry. . ' j
BU Stock comprises every article ganerally
". -hrK .'-,j.-.kefn Stolfisi.i'.- ; f . " -
t& kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE
will bo bought at the ;bighesimarke prices, j
' MT7fends will receive $yi grateful thanks
for past, favors, and may rest assured that c
patnf will be spared to mem a continuance of
tnosdiavors, . ; ii . -rx " X.
Salisbury April 22Pd, 133Mr I
LBJNTDPOE
PURSUANT to a decreiof theCcwirt oflE
JL . quity fori Rowan County, at iApril Term,
1836 the Clerk and Master wilt sell at the
Coort House, in Saltabury,oii Tuesday, the 17 th
ay w .iay next, 1
- 1 40co; TVdcU (jLandi
Belongiogto the Heirs at Law of John Batner
flecM.aosninsE the Lauda oX Peter! Kerua' and
wlMrsp-ons containing
THE OTHER CONTAINING
aool
A cieunoi iweiTe months will y mr.. .j
i? wh pproved security for th purchase
Ruirra oo toe aay or sale. I
2S,lSS84w40 ! "T
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Tnl"kt..M",w ia P Co or
JL QHy. w.llrtl MV.h. CoW Huum in
GOOUS
SALE.
SlOHBC
t iu"7;w eeit ar the C
fnk hnryton the 17th aj ot&Ui
-' i Lasd containing -i J
So; r-"
i t pti T-"?,"' sno Heirs at
tW ox John Elleri dee'd. on m Ls.
jths,i reqoiriny bbnd snctapprovfd security for
Vuchasa caooey on the day of sate; 1
-4 i I 1 S. SILLiMAfi. c k a
DBda aixrii! boot
dorabfomann ..71 ness.r0 B
inn. .nn rio neat add
his. work trial Ai, arit! 10
JEW
ElilLEEIi.-
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nnHE Suoscriber hajost retdrned from i?hil
, ii adeJphia, where jie purchased s rich as
sonmeot ji i
Watclics, J0 wellery, c
OF TIITB NEWEST PASniONSJ;
Gentlemen GoWsrwl Silver LeTfr Watcaei,
, do i ,GoM Duplex
; Udtcs' G.ild,lrerfand Duplex i d
Plainj English and i is Watches
Fine Gold Fo( Chaioa and Key.
Fine Plated Fob and Guard Chains,
Rich kssojrtment of
- Rings,
Fine Eari Rings,
Ladies NVai.t Bock!
llrsaal Pins and Finger
es, Jet, Gilt &SilTer,
Shell LMosic Bixes and Silver Pencils, h
A alrg as$orimnt of Silver Spectacles, j
Spectacles in SteeJ Frames, I II
Coocaive SpcUcies fr wear-sighted persons
Ladivs and Gentlemen' Fine Pocket Books,
Superior Wade & Batcher's Coocate Kaxort,
DoJ ; Pocket Khives, ;
Fine Scissors, ' I
Leather ihd Silk Money Parses,!
Ladies Large Tuck and Side Combs,
Do Snuff Boxes and Thimbles,
Fine Plated Cantors! St Candlesticks i
Together with Chains. Pistols, Seal s, and
Keys Sus, Also silver Spoon and Sugar Tongs
He hopes that his friends and customers will call
anJ examine bis fine assortment, and itty; , He
will sell cheap tor Cash, or on a abort ; Credit.
Orders will be filled up'frmn a distance. Watch
es and Clocks repaired well, and warranted for
.12 months; Old gold and silver, bought at cash
rices, in exchange for Jewellery.
j I JOHN C. PAx-31itt.
Salisbury, Sept. 12 13. ' !
.1 Journcytriani Silversmith
THH subscriber wijl give good wages and
cucstant employment to workman of ihe
above mentioned kind, who can come well recom
mended. : i i
. JOHN C. PALMER.
Salisbury Dec. 19th l835. tf 2.
SALISBURY )Pt.HOTEL,
TIIOHAS A. HAGUE,
SafisbiiryyjN. Carolina,
THE Subscri'ier infurras the public that he
has purchased the above mentioned Estab
liahrnent from William H. Slaughter, in whose
hands i has been luW and adrantatfeouslv
known as a I
IMjusc of- Entertainment
He flat era himself that by care and diligent at
tention.1 he shall be able to keep up the former en
viable reputation of this House. His TABLE
shall be well supplied iitb the best that a plen
tiful market can aQord.l His UAH is furnished
with a variety of the' choicest foreign and do
mestic liquors. His Rooms are large and com
modious.' His Beds and bedding are at all times
particularly ne&t, clean and comfortable, and
warranted secure against lliose annoyances that
a traveller so much detests. His Servants are
honest, faithful and obliging. His STABLES
are inferior to none always well supplied with
old Gfain, and attended, to by faithful Oailers.
He invites the travelling community lo rsall once
tor. Ais sake, and he dibts not but that they
will call again for their own sokes.
Stage Travellers
Are Informed, that the Stages on the Great
Western Line, owned by A. & J. Sherrill, ar
rive at this House every Monday and Friday,
at o'clock, P M. and -depart every Wednesday
and Saturday at 2 p. ; 1
Passengers on this Hue and those on the oth
er tints passing through or arriving ut this
place art informed, meals will be furnished at
2b cents without detenffon.
tC3T Seats in any! of the Stages can be
secured here. . .
January 9. 1936 25tf 1
jatOR BAIM
MY Real Estate, lrf the Town of Hock ford,
jand in the County of Surry. N. C, con
sisting; of a new Two Story j
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HOUSE, Yxr.
Having Eleven Rnorfs'with fire places besides
a convenient DIJVlJVG ROOM, and all suits
bleout buildings appeitinant; to which, is i
one story Framed Build jng, having; Four Rooms
with fire; places, intended for Boarders Also,
one oi her small Framed! House otr the same Lot,
occupied as a Tailors Shop. Extensive Stabling.St
unoccupied ZjO TS, with
1
lOO ACMES
Of LAND, contiguous! to and surround in or the
unv
One Hundred Acres o( which is Yao-
kin Bottom, and I .
500 , ACRES in the Hills,
First rate Tobacco Land, for which property, I
will uk in Cash or yoang Negroes $4,000 :
Likewise, a large Tract known by the name of
PICJCE&ING FORE3T, consisting of
owned by the Hon. James Martin and ! myself
there is about One Hundred Acres of g,d Mea
d,,,w lndinone bidy in the Forest, and about
&xtn Acres cleared, finely set in' Herd Grass.
A ftonuderabIe poriioo 6f Pickering Forest, is
n" mcot una. oui ia cnienv vainvM. r...
i one iwnge : u m offered at Ten Cents per
Acres.- Likawi , i j r
:. ! 1 n . : . ' ; -"w iui
ta JfETT
JF0RGE,
oafiilertlUTer, iihin bar buHm of
I : rtuti. with . j
1000 Acres of Land
r i i
6iV
n dp u wan several val cable -veins of
OREptheaame, for which. I will take $1600.
iorchase part lor the
wh.oIe f pp!icaUn to the subscriber
Uvingln the town rf Rckfwd. i
BYBJREBSM
.,iyiyi3ri coMPiaAinTpf
The Patxht Mcdiciiub Sroifaciucjs;
Hxrauc, formed by chymical analysis and
svotheslsof several prmnutie vegetable princi
ples, are universally acknowledged to j have to
tally eclipsed the pretension of every other rem
edy , and superceded the1 necesaity of every other
mode of treatment, wherever the above diseases
are foond to exist, as well as In enlargement of
the Spleen aod 'in ticndict. -j ; K -;r . j f
Among the sjtoms of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaints, are flatulency, sourness or burniog
in the stomach, melancholy,; irritability, disa
greeable taste in thetmooih great irregularity
of appetite, which is someUnies voracious, and
at other times greatly i deficient : thirst, Tetid
breath, nausea, weakness of the stomachy cid
rectationa, palpiution, drowsiness, irregalarity
of the bowels, pressure on the stomach after
meals, pain in the head, 'dizziness or vertigo;
confusion of mind, attended with loss of memory,
a gnawing in the stomach when empty, dullness,
affection of sight and hearing ; pain and weak
ness in the back, languor, d istuibed sleep, cold
feet and hands, tremor, uneasiness in the throat,
cough, pain in the side or breast, kc.
DR. PETERS'
Are the cheapest and most approved FAMILY
MEDICINE ever offered to the Public. They
are extremely mild fin their bperatioo, neither
causing sickness of ; the stomach, nor any un
pleasant sensation in, the system, as ; is. too fre
quently the result from; medicine given to act
upon the bowels. They act specifically upon
the Liver, when in a; torpid coudi lion, carrying
off a large quantity of bile, through the inffoence
off theexcernent f unction, which, if suffered to
remain in the systemwould produce eit her Jann-
diee. Liver Com plaint. Hilious f ever, Fever and
Ague, orsome oiher I gtievoos bodily aflSiction.
In alt cases of torpor bribe bowels, they act like
a charm. In recent cases of Dyspepsia, they
arra certain cure, j Many persons who' were
subject to violent attacks of sick bead-ache, have
been much benefitted and seferal perfectly cur
ed in a few weeks by their use. They are highly
recommended as a preventive and cure of Bilious
complaints: Person who are subject to that
distressing complaint sea-sickness, by taking a
portion or twoofthein a few days previous to
embdikinff on board the- vessel, will be. almost
certain to escape it.! Females can ose them at
all periods, without incurring any risk. Persons
going to sea. or to a southern climate, should by
all means take some of these Pills with them.
Their virtues will remain unimpaiied for years
in any climate. No family should be without
these Pills ; a portion, of them, taken occasional
ly. would be the means of preventing much suf
fering from sickness..: It is from neglt ufLkeeo
ing op a regular petistaltic action of the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering to be absorbed and
mingled with the blood, nnawumilated' fluids,
that most diseases are produced. Dr. P. feels
confident that no person who gives these Pi'ls l
fair trial, will ever alter feel willing to be with
out them. The testimony of thousands speak
ing in the highest terms of their efficacy, might
on added, but the very hiirhi reputation Dr. P.
has acquired as the inventor of the' Patent
Vegetable Medieina Stomachicat et Hepatica,"
for thecmeot Dyspepsia and Liver complaints,
19 thought a sufficient guarantee to those wish
ing to make a trial of their virtues. They con
lam not a particle of Mercury, or any ingredlei.t
thai does not act in harmony ' with health and op
pose disease. ;i .
Dr. P. wishes it distinctly underslvd, lhat
these Pills possess , henefieiat quail le indepfn
deul of their purgative effects ; they are buth io
nic and deobstruent, acting ;upHi th secreiintf
and exhalenl functhsis thus streitgtliening the
patient, while they remote obst rod iuiia-
Medieines which iSseSa no other, exceptinj; ea
thartic qualities, debilitate the patient, and their
repelled use lays the foundation of a long cata
logue of Chronic diseases. '
Dr. P. hawuiii been eilocated under the mt
eminent American s andi European Metlical pro
feasors. and pradiced his pndessi(n many years
in the South, w here diseases of the moist obsii
nate character prevail,! eKisidrs hiinelf wll
qualified to judge Off the nature of diseases iuci
dent to warm climates.; j
Prepared by Jos ph Priestlet Peters,
m. d. p.b. c p. M. U his Insiiiution fur the cure
of obstinate Diseases, by means of vegetable re
medies. No. H9 Liberty street, New Yoik, in
ventor and sole proprietor. Each box contains
foriy Pills. Price 0 Cents.
"SCT These Invaluble Mfdirines are for sale
in Charlotte, by Smith and Williams ; Concord,
by Barringer and Carson ; Lexington, by J .hn
P. Mabry ; Raleigh, by Williams, Haywood1
and Co.j and in aUuct evert Town in the Slate;
And can be had in this i Mc at the Store of
JOHN MURPHY.
Dec. 19, 18354-6m2!l
FOR SBJLBy
: i i -us i , . . :
J -J i - : 1 I I
My; HOUSE and the
Square of Four Acres.
Mil
n Salisbury, either with or without the furr i
tore. The House is constructed in the first st) le
of building the furniture carefully selected in
the City of New-York. I
Likewise the Van Deburg GOLD AIINE
and MILL SEAT on Ricky River nearly adja
cent, in the County of Cabarrus, embraced bv a
bout TWO HUNDRED & .SIXTY-FIVE
Acres of Land. ; - I i
f CJ For information relative to ihe superior
advantages of this properly j. for ; mining opera
tions, those who wish o pufrhase, are referred
to John H. Biasell, Esq. of! Charlotte.
JAMES MARTIN,
IO Co l. Richard Wi Lose, at the Man
sion Hotel, is refered to as to the terms, &c. uf
the Town property, i i j j ' ;
C Dec. 19. 1836-tf22 4 ;
C&SMi FOIt .YUGltOJjS.
THE Savscriher will. rnrrhae any number
of likely young NEGROES during the
next aix mom bs,-for which liberal prices in cash
will b given., 1. 1 i: 't
I wish all letters or business, addressed to
- i "
KESPECTFULLY in forms his Friends an
the! Public, that ne still continues tw carr7
on ' the above business, in all its various branches
""Hia Sthop ts still kept on the Main-atreet, in
SaSisborjr, oho door above the Store of Samnel
Lemfy It Son. Watches and Clocks off every
kind will be repaired with neatness, at short no
tice, on reasonable terms, and WARRANTED
FOR 12 MONTHS.' ;
' He will al way g keep on hud a, rariety of ar
ticles in! his line ; anch as .-if
i Patent Lever Watches, (English, Freoc;
I Swisssnd Dutch,; 1 1 " f J
I Gold and Plated Fob Chains, f
, Gold and Flatcd Watch Guards. f
G6ld itndKPIaled Watch Keys, 1 -
I Gold anc Plated Watch Seals. 1 -
Gold Ear-bobs, Breast pins, and Fingerings
I (latestifashion,) ; I
Silver Ware; Ever-pointed Pencil Cases, and
I Silver! Spectacles, and steel frames & glt&ses,
I Fine Poeket and Dirk Knives, and, Silver
I Frait Knives, f !
i Pocket Pistols and Dirks, .. I
Breast Buttons and Musical Boxes, J
! Gilt and Steel Watch Chains and Keys.
1 Cp,01d Gold and Silver taken in exchange
for articles purchased at his shop, and in pay
ment for work done and debts due. D, L. r.
1 Salisbury, Sept. ,12, 1P5 tfS
Tempting to the Enterprisin
fl
s ij ' . r
nnHE Sbbscriber offers for sale on advantage
t JL ous terms, his Real Estate on the South
Yadkin River, called Richmond Hill, con
taining aboot
j 800 aOHBS i
of excellent JLand ftr all the pur
poses oil Husbandry, viz . for Cotton, Wheat,
Rye, Oats, and Indian Corn. There is also, a
good proportion of first rate meadow land ;
A good country Kesi
dence, and ajl the usual
Outhouses.
And what is no small consideration In out latitude,
it is undeniably healthy . But the greatest va
lue of said property consists in the immensity of
its WATER POWER sod the great conveni
ence of commanding it : Including as it does, the
Celebrated falls of the South Yad
kin River, 18 feet fall can be had in a distance
of 100 yards, and a firm rock foundation for Fae
ry or Mill Seats. There is already a good
GttlST 1JB Stf It" JllMLL,
of Cast Iron machinery, at the end of a race of
three quarters of a mile long, all in the beat
style and newly repaired. The dam, which is
at the head f the falls, is pinned down to the
solid r:k bottom with iron bolls, and is consid
ered impregnable. Any one at a single view,
must say, lhat ior poMoer can be here bruught
into' use at a less expense than any other piace
in the southern country. Il is especially and
confidently recommended to persons wtshiMg to
enuijre in the business of MAJUFACTUU-
For terms. Sic. or other iniormain. adores
:: II. iC. Jonti, Esq. Salisbury, .V. ,CV (po
paid.);
will take great satisfaction in giving infor
mation to such as may call on me on th preini
SrS.
GILES W: PEARMJN.
. Richmond Hill, R wan Co.
December 19, 1835. J If2i-
STONE CUTTING.
jtpigjv jntoL&novsiti:.
GIVES notice ihit he will execute at hit
inarry sevn miles Suth of Salisbury, aP
kinds of work in his line of busing, m as cor
rwaa hi vie and at as cheat) a rale as such work
can
be drne in this OMititry I he siuenor
quality! of .is grii strongly recommi.ds hs work
tn Miller and tiold miners in iMrnrulsr. tie
pnunlses the uimost pnnliialiiy in rilhrtu his r
(riiopfoents. Orders tli;eciel to the Pt Office
m . ,
a Salisbury will be pmmptlj attended to.
Sal iaoury.Nov 2819 U -
A constant full supply of
JVeu? Goods. rThe subscribe!
receives monthly, at his store,
in Salisbury, Goods ol'all kinds
from Philadelphia and KNew
York bought at the most fa-
vonifjie time, and on the best
terms tor casn, wiiicn ne as
sures the public, will be sold at
the lowest nrices for cash, or
: T . a '
otherwise.
I JonN Murphy.
Dec. 19 6m22
I Samuel O. Woott ?it.
KGS lea vp to eay io Ins Virginia and South
ern friendx, and arquaintunees that he is a
ortnt locaul in the xtentie Esiabliohuiem
td Mesr:. Rhoades, Wi, t Co.
MPrii Good dealers. 65 IAb-
t-rty; Street, NKW YOHK, whtrehe aiu.uld be
'plessed to se them at all nines.
April 9, ISS6-3m
The Carolina Gazette will inert ihe a
hiivr of ice a w et k for iw mmhiiIs, ami forward
his! areouut to Ihe ffiee of the Danville Repor
terjfr ciJleri ion
T For Sale or 11; nti
I WILL rent or sell on good teru.P. my eab
ludunenl a few dK8 east of the ConrihiMise
in alisburv.on JWain strrt-t. Ii has .been ru
pied as a Tavern for a nutnVr of yt?ars, and
might be made one if the bi stamls for boMi
nesa in Tow n, I will sell the House and Furni
turje together or separately. Aoy indu-trKHi.
attentive person can mike the money out of the
House before I will require it. f
i j , JOHN JONES
N- R I w'll still continoe ti entertain my old
friends and costoiners as usual. ,
i ;. .ill I ; J. J. ; i
1 T
jjlil J
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C . 3
; Till stand this Season
At the S table of the Mansion Hotel, the season
Lto coamsnee on the 1st day of April, and end on
istaay oijnjy . .J
. He will be let to mares at the very moderate
price of FIVE DOLLARS the Stnzle Leap.
TEN DOLLARS the Season, aod FIFTEEN!
DOLLARS to insure a mare to be, tn foal; the
LeaD monev oavable at he time the fcervice is
reodVred tie Seas n money at the expiration of
mo oeason oc me insarao.aa soon s me mv
is ascefiaioed.or the property changed ECPt ifty
cents to the gmoax in every caseonCTTGreat
care w til be taken to prevent 4cctduts. sot no
liabtlitf for any that may htppen.
It ia;deemed unnecessary to make any; labored
statement of the unsurpassed excellency cf blood
fiimjand action of .Vyclypper, as the Pedigree
below) pill sufficiently indicate that be Is of the
best blood in Americans regards either tue tun.
addle for harness; and all who wish to raise fine
horses Will wily have tusee him bis fine limbs.
great muscular power and action and his geoeia.
beautiful form io be pleased with mm., ad op
Durtuhity now offers for the farmers and sports
men of! this seciiohof country to impr ive their
stock of horses, seldom never equalled; and tneir
intersst calls upon them to embrace it.
I
DBsompTion & pEDiamic.
JUYCLYPPEU is a beautiful choanal sorrel,
sixteen; and a half hands high, fife years old thie
Spring! perfect tn all bis limbs, excepting nis
risht hiod leff. whieb was injured in his nrst and
only ippearanceon the turf; when and where he
fully proved himself to possess both bottom and
speed, and was thought by his owner Col. J. C.
Uoode,;oi Virginia, to be the best colt he ever
raised, and he has raised some of the best Crack
JSast of Virginia, for instance, the tar-tamed
Poly Hopkins, half sister to .Uyclyppcr, who
ran upwards of twenty races, generally victo
rious; and when taken from the track her eqoa
or superior was not supposed to be in America
she was then purchased for the large aum of
42.500 and smt to Enzland aa a breeder.
WYCLYPPER was got by Cadmus; his dam
the dam of Polly Hopkins, by the imported
Archduke, imported Sterling, imported Obcun-
tr imported Wildair, imported Cub mare.
Csdmus got by Sir Archy ; his dam by
Shylock, imported Bedford, PoSo'a Old Celar,
.ij oi ,.r i f k..
imponeo loCKiasi, ouv oi a yuuug r earuougut
mare, i -
Salisbury, April 2, 1836-37tf
COPARTNER WAXTEJD
J mmmmmmmmm
H business of conducting this paper has
become so burthetisome, that I cannot do it
justice land do uiyaeli justice in other respects I
wish therefore, id lake a partner into the lL.di to
nal department of the Watchman. . I ahould re
gard a high degree of qualifieati in as indispensa
ole I for whether the present Editor possesses
ihal ornot. 1 am able to show incontestable proof
that the es'ablinhiuent is iu a high degree pro-
ntable, and every way improving
l.wonld prefff
Kuill m Mrillinf
l.wonld prefer a ffen tit-man of
the bar. who
partner, tti p in
law practice ali.f setters (post paid) will tbe
urotnptly answered,
detailing the auairs
of the nfnee, (more than iiosht to be done
in an advertisement) and giving my views of all
the advantage ol the propuSr-d arrangement : a
peiSonil cm ference, however, would be necessa
ry before closing such a contract.
If' H. C. JONES.
Waichman Office, J
: I ial iwbury. N . C . J
J Horace ii. Heard,
Resnectl'ully leoder his thanks to the citizens
of Salisbury and its vicinity for the liberal
upp rt he has hereifre received in his business,
lie inform the jf ublic that he still carries on the
T.tlLOiti.VG tSfSi.YilSS
IN I TS EVKUAL BRANCHES AND VA
KIEIIES AM) ACCORDING TO THE
LATENT FASHIONS FROM
Paris and London,
: Via New : FlrA and Philadelphia.
lie i assure. Iim -usiuinri4 ihnl their woik
shall be dodi faiihluliy and according to promise ,
and lhar is ma what every mechanic cau say: At
last it is not what they do.
Salisbury, April 23. l36if40
JVew .irrivals
AT THE AOUTll CAUOLlAiA BOOK
STOREf.
Japhet in search ! b aniet couiplete
The IfiTate and the three Cutieis, by the same
Author
Cl.airuU s by the author of Pelham
One in a TlHiusaud, by the author of Richelieu
bceues and Characteristics ol Hindoston, With
SkeJtches of Society, by Euiiua Roberts
Gilbt-rt Guruey, by the author ol Sayiufr and
Doings
I m predion s of America, by Tyrone Puwer
Casket of Knowledge, Phrenology, by Mrs
Mills
Kirbvfs Htsioty, Habit and Instructions of Ani
tiualfi being the 7iu No. of ihe Bridge water
i 1 realle.
j For sale by
TURNER & HUGHES.
Apr! I6'h, IS1 lialeizh jV. C.
v .t jfi.inija
i BUSINESS.
f I HIE St.o-cnber informs I be public that he is
JL prepared lo t arry irtiihc ab.ivp hosinet. in it
several varietus hi the Umn .f Salislmry at the
.uner w Here the Un-e of the Weatcrn Csrolf 1
Ofaii useti tobe. lie assures I h.e who my f-;
dHppl to patrotuz-him lhat hit Work shall bej
faiUifailv mi prouiily xeottd, and orders!
from 4 distance strictly airenrled tn. j
1 ! WARREN GHEEN. I
Temper an e .UGeiiug.
f - -' . j -
l Mill r nrt annual lunpmnre Meeting in
Jl. Mftern ftoctiooi.f CaUrrns Coooty, wil
e held at M.Kinl Pleasant, on Thursday, th
ih -If Maf .xt When and where several
genl!em-n oT literary attain nuieois ate expected
fiu liver addresses; atMmg . whom will be the
Rv pr Robinson, Rev air. Peniek, Rev. rl
Murrain. ,
1 GEORGE BARNHARDT. Secretary.
April iy, ipo.
rTTNFORMS the ooblie. ti... li'IT
UL reived the AfifFronrfr pfg?
PHIS Spring and Summer AfmW
FASHiaNSFOlt :iM
d will execuU work la the varii5ir
htt business, in lbs moat iuhimJ
jfideltty and promptness. ; , i 7 .t8
j C3 Oiders from a distance will 5 ! !
attended to, and articles Dress'earafS?)
ed and sent off according to direciiM W
; r. a. Airs; r. Keeps on hind, fur ks '
cf Fashionable Bonneta; Caps. Tv7f
Salisbury, jTjftH SO. 1836. ! lH
Salisbury i Female sicSS
MRS. HUTCHISON mak
public. that ahe ha. prgA
partmeni oi uosie me seiicei
W, MEERBACH. Pnora.soabf
Germany, who. sbe is sssuimI i.
highdrgrte to instruct young Udki :Mi. V
ano Forte and Guitar His kiowledMi
as a science, and his skill in axen1 !.:-
ly very rarely equalled.
. - -- .
She likewise gives notice 'that tUi 'i
swjse gives
will uke cl
FnnicTM will uk ti'r i.r 1
French.
The known ability and snxEa
j aa a classical Tticher fS.5
r-- wb-wbzv ua upr
uentieman aa a classical Tticher futI
years past together Ith ths (fact, ta, 5
Icrtci his vernacular language, ai circfeKil
that make comment useless. Ml;
N. B. Mrs H. announces tht eoj of
ent session to be Saturday SOtjh fJuly: ; 1ft Jl
ginning of the next 9th of Octon 1
ence to parents abruad, it is cwiclodeio S
but one vacation in the year nd thit Rt ioJ
ihose months that are considered sickly
Salisbury April 30ih l836-4i--4i i j
WHOLESALE ;
V
ESTABLISH MEji 1
FOOTOFHAY 110TJ!I t
Fatetteville JirtH Caifcj
JCi IV A.XUi
DESIRABLES
fTTHE Subset ibers are now reeefvin?Ij
1 SPRING SUPPLIES; which JUi
i - I !
larger and more general aasortniPht ibaa etdaj
firm fifTVrfHl in f hia mtilr.t anH ti Wirk iv'ifl
consist of the following articles, viz: -5
....r. iiva ijwhh.
- ah EXTXirsivE assoaTWrirrfor I
? il i
Fancy and Staple Bdtisi,
French, India, and pcJaeiC:
Hardware and Cutlery. ! fel l ,
Saddlery Hardware, (a-eneralxssortoiitU !
Jieu-s and Uovs'Uack and -drab 5iH,r a
Wool Hats,'- , ; i a -t '
Fine and coarse. Palm Leaf Hats, H I;
Men's and Boys' Shoes and Brugtnt,
Women's and 'Mioses Alarorrn. lliiVtir
Prunella Shoes, l i t f . I
Saddles and Bridles of all descriptiemfi -
oiun anu vooi uarus, ?
r rencTk Haakvis. - m
Cut back an Gi Saddle Treek
Worsted, Coiiot., aae aod Reia VV
straining wt-on.
Halters' 1 rimming, ,
Dutch Bidiing Cloths, NosjS to i,
Morocco and Hog Skins; 14
King's Cast Steel Axes, &.C
Together with a gieat variety pt oth
u hirh mjbi their assortment liffetJi
nui roH f..r tliH Conntrv '1 mde. aiid mtk
general than can beloonu in any wivwur
.... - . ( . -i
the place. 1 neir piesem cna-a m -j
op the most sdvantazeous iennslloi
.t vviirir fvxi.v. .TrliiiT.lt)ifii tot'
they would invite lheatteikj"wfjjOl!Je-
chanta and the public generally. ii t
IIALL&JOSCy
Mav 7. 183fi-426t 1
GItjBItI0 m
rfflHR Subsi ribers would inrftsJ
J. of Couutry Merchants and ihjjj
erally to i heir present stock of GRh
which villbe found looanpHse lg
assortment as can be obtained in f
to consist in part of ths follwJ'i
a-
viz: .
250Hhds Sngars and aHilw1
250 bags Rio Ceflee,
25 do St. Domingo hoj v$
25 ions Swediband r2ln TOiif
Slieet. Band and H-f 'S
firman. Criwley, fcheir i
Ameriran Blister Steel,
inn L-t
75 d.aenTatent Coro, Cri
Scythe Blade.
25 d Frying Pans.!
1000 lbs Bar Lad,
100 U;s Shot, , ft J
50 kejrs Dopint's Powder, -i
10 buckets Sweet Oil, I f If
10 Hhdt. Cror kfry. JjSsiJ
100 d z-n Weeding fl
12 d.kpsdes'strd Show ?
S boxes Tin Plate," T .
- 25 keg White Idjo ', f
h d' Red ) 1 if
SOdorer. Spin's 'lnM U
Pepper, Sptce and Ginrr. VliS'i
50W5 n- f'Mr
i nhni4et ltgTtfi d
Train and Lamp Of - 0Wi
Trace Chains. AilM
Mni-ndX cut Saws, P ;
R,xes.&cJi j -Jfs
Teiher with a large and r0"1 , J
latent Mdicmfvf 'I
ion riai - -r- : j. '
t
n
n i :
ma at Gertii&ntoo.Stokea county..
Jnly IS; I835i-tf52 i "A u
JSTK BUEDS
i)fivcrydekeription for halt
FOR SALE A1THIS0FFICET
I AT THIS OFFICE
Fof bale si tivr H
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