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UST Received and for salejby'the Subscri
' berja quantjjy of best j - "I
Santa Cruz Sugar,
l' Best Java Coffee, --
Rio !..' - -
KnanAib Ctears best qnahly.
Whiskey 8. years old quality,
Superior French Brandy, and- H
Mt fcieellant YVine. - :,'J
ANDREMATTHIETJ
Salisbury. Dec..27, 18S9-3i22
RAEEMGU register
.fiiul A"o. Carolina Gazette.
Weston II. Gales, Editor & Proprietor,
UTo be published j Rafter the, first day of January,
1340, twice a week at Fife Dollars,! and
once a week at ,Three Dollars per annum! -
- The Register is the oldest Newspaper; in
North Carolina, and has been published coder
the same nam, in this City ever siftce jthe
year 1799, during tbe-wholeof which time, it
has been either under thecontrnl of the piref ent
Editor or hiscFather. j Having laker, eharge of
its cwlnmns, at an early period of life, tbejj pre
sent Editor has ? endeavored j fearlessly to las
some alfth responsibilities of his station, and
to fulfil, to the test of his abilities, the "obliga
tions which devolved tipoft him." The continu
ed) and constantly. increasing support of. a gen
erous comrauuly, leads him: to that he
ji'as not altogether failed in his efforts, and that
his labor has; not been: in vain. .'-Vjf - p j r -
Located.. a the, seat of Government pf jthe
tale, the Resisterhas decided advantages in
obtaining and oissettinaiing early and important
information. Unconnected, also, in any vjay,
either with the ; State) or National Governnnent,
and not dependent, in J he slightest'degree tjpon
any patronage, other than that derived frcjoi. its
gutqcriptkn&r its course is entirely Free ahdj In
dependent- -is highest ambition is to support
the catiseoi the People,- and, in return, to be
soppotu-d by the People jr
The political - character of the Registei is
known. :ilt is genepaily opposed to. the cnijrse of
policy, I he measures and principles of the pre
sent Administration . But the politic of j the
present day, and the movements of the present
partie,'are not alone the' objects of discussiun
and sgltciiude. " The eye of the Patriot is tprn
ed anxiously to the future J and to mainlainlbe
honor, welfare and happiness of the Country,
i mport an t ' . PR mcjPLEs a re lo be sustained .
These principles, in our judgment, are the pre
servation of the Unloin of the States ; the main
tenance of the rights of the States; efonomy,
kimpJicity and a ccoun lability in the Adminiaua
lion ol the Government ; a jealous watchfulpss
of all. power, and especially, of executive: riowj
er ; and a regard to virtue,- honor and mer:, in
the selection of men .1 called opon to, take a
part in the administration of public affairs.
In furnishing tUe rea Jets' of the Register with
the news of the day, the Editor seeks tq, be Con
cise : and accurate. The Proceedings of the
State Legislature will ie published : in detail,
and the doings of Congress will be given, diVes
Jed of the mass of cumbrous matter mhich bsa
ally accompanies the daily Reports. . The ear
liest information will also be given of all, thai re
lates to Internal Improvements, Agr1cuttufe,j&c
' With these few brief; retnatks, this Prospec
las is Buomittea to me roDitc. 1
Raleigh; October, 1839,
i.
Superior Coott of Law September lerm, 1839 i
George .W. Roberts, - "m , r ' ' r - .
.' vs, i V Petition for Ditorce. ..
Elizabeth Roberts. J
fTHHE Defeadant called and failed Judgment
JL pro confesso. Urdeiedj by the Uourt. trat miiE fjubscribers take pleasure m annoanc.tng f ,n ioe pcbiid square, in the Town of Mocks
pnblication be tnade for lbree; moaths in tbe Uar JL to the Public, that the QKLJlTm grille, wherehe will c4nrinie"to keep a
la Mocksvillt jJW C.
Tnoim S JFfO ST Eft
NFORMS the public thai r he has removed
irom nis lorraer cianar ioj pis new uunonigs
olina Watchman and the Raleigh Standard, for
the Defendant to appear at the next term oi our
said Court,, to j be held for said county, af the
Coort-House jo Rockford on the 5th mondiy af
ter the Sfd monday in February; next, then and
there to answer to the allegations in said Bill, or
the prayer oil the petition will be granted.
' Witness. Winston Somers. . Clerk of Ba
from Salisbury ifjthe Catawba Springs, Lincoln
ton, Ratherfordlun, to AsbviUe. N.C. will com
mence running on tbe,3td instant
CouTt at office, he 5th monday after the 3rd
mcnday In Augcst, A U. 1839, i
WINSTON SOMERS, c. s. c.
Dec. 20, l8S9-3m21 Printer's fee $10 .
State of, ' North;: Carolina.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.,
Superior Court of LauFall Term 18S9.
: Juliana Bnogle, ! IH 1 1
-; 'Cp - . . c et!iQ for Divorce.
Casper Bringle. j: ' - . -
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Coott,
JL that the Defendant,' Casper Bungle, is not
an inhabitant! of this State : It is therefore-order
ed by the Court, that publication be made for
three months in the Carolina watchman, print
ed in Salisbury, and the : Greensboroogh Patriot,
printed in Gre'ehsborougl, that the said Casper
Brinrle appear at the next " Sonerior Coort of
Law, to be held for the trounty of Davidson, at and ,jthe Limestone. Springs:
1 His House! is roomy and, Commodious; attach-
FICES fog gentlemen of tie! Bar, all convert-
ent to the Uourt House.' fl he suoscJtcejpiecig-
s nimseii w ipe mostoiiigeni exertions, io g i e
satisfaction to such -est mayf call on him. His
TABLE, B A R & STABCES are pro ided in
jhe best manner that the!coun!ry will afford,
and his servants are faithful and prompt. j.
Jan 26.1839 U26 j . y P.
Departs from Salisbury, joi Sundays, Wed
nesdavs. and Fridavs at 5 o'clock, A.M., ar-
5j I rives at Ashvilli on next da,,at SVclock, P.M.
Leaves Ashvtlle Tor Saliury, at o o'clock, A.
M ., on Sundays, Tuesdays, and -Thursdays, ar
rives at Salisbury next day j 8 o'clock, P. M.
This Line torSPfiED, GOOD DRIVERS,
TEAMS, and OA CHES cannot he surpass
ed by any line fn ihe Stat. ;It connects with
the DAILY LINE at Salisbury for the North,
and at Asbville with the lixke to Knoxville,Ten-
nessee. 1 t, j;. 1 - f -. .-v . - :z v
Passengers leaving Ra,leigh, N. C. for the
West will find I this the-bearest Route by 20
miles, and decidedly the cheapest. And for fine
roads, romantic scenery ? particularly tne uap
i
'4
over the Blue Ridge, it is
othet in N. Carolina.
4 ' ;
F. FRALEjY jteepsl constantly on hand
a tun supply oti ready j - .
MADE CL&TlimG, 1
oats, Pantaloons and Vestsj also Cloths, Casi-
eres and i Vesting, all ofi lvbich he will sell
ow for cash.' He is also! prepared to cut and
not excelled by any I nake clothing in a very superior style, and war
ranted to fit; well. .Garments cot on short no-
lice.
-DlClNES;i)YE STUFFS, PAINTS
if U Oils. Snoffs. frobacco. Spanish Cigars.
Candles. Rice, Starch, Soaps, Perfumes, Brushf
es; Instruroenis, Paste Boards, Pine Letter ana
Wrapping; Paper, QjiiUs. Ink, Drawing ra per
and Paints, Madeira Teneriffa ftlalaga, Tori,
Sherry, Champaigo, Moscal and Claret Wines,
French, Peach and Apple Brandy, X3in3Ionoft
irahala and old W hlskey, Jamaica and N. C
Rum, - Loaf, SogaMnVarpbhes, Sand Paper,
Glass Ware and Bottles, Lemon and dinger
Syrup, Lime J nice j Tama i inds, Jug, Cr ks,
Pocket Books and Maps, Pipes, Iron and Comp.
Mortars and Pestles, Candle Wick, Blacking.
Lee's, Dean's, Dy oil's, Anderson's, Hooper's,
Seotr. Conk's. Sbiip, Beck with's, Peters, Mof-
fii's, Evans, Brand wtth's,and Phelps Pills,
Huuck s and Sw aim's Panacea, Moore and An
derson's Uough Urops, onua uoxes, opicrs
Pepper Sauce, Uowaod's Tootc Mixture, uacjc
oamon Hoards. Matches. Balm of L-oIumbta tr
bald heads. Elixir of ODium. waim's Verm
fuge, and a thousand other articles, Just receiv
and for sale cheap, ii the Apothecary sign, by
Salisbury, Aug. 23, 1839-114
morvs n 'uifr icaulis:
TUBS S.
V .
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A. BENCINI
R. W.LONG.
Salisbury, Nov. 8, 1839.1-1115
N. B. Tbis Line intersects the Line at Lin
coln ton for Greepville, S, C. via Spartanburg,
ne jwui eacn me 1 1
AiiT or otrrTura
FB1HE Eubsctiber has for sale deliverable1; a f
JL ter" the fall of the leaO; from EJGUT
THOSAJYD to TEJV THO U&ijYD genu
ine Moros Mnlticaulus Trees, fram roots and
n the most approved ahdFashionible Style: to cuttings, now growing in and near the Town of
Tailor's wishing instructijj&l! B. F. F pjttsborooeb, North Carolina. These Trees are
&ept. I80 lamo , j
A lUGfitA IMl-
TO 77 E PUl .
Ef'AJVS. 100 Li
Diseasts general
BEWARE LE
B OCT. WILLI
ham street av:
casion to lender Lis;
roents to the muner
(suffering nnder al!
flesh is heir to,") ! -
his care. He has r
from many living cv
have done their clc. v
compass of human :
the afllicted is 1J3 ?;
ing all the sources 1
ing in otany instar
nrmed Hypochonur;
the subject of irq ;
mains in much tt
the Liver, Kidneys
testines. Bladder c
Dysentary.'Ci:: ;
in the drama t-f 3 !
has been sinjiaJarf
of the above diVa
his own and the it
medical men in t!
experience and s .
family of delicate c.
cies of which are :
the constituttun t:.:
Mercurial murdert ,
and onpraciiced, I
ting to lead the c;
ruin. Dr Evan;'
supplied with the t
the Court House in Lexington, on the 1st mon
day after the 4th monday. in March next, and
answer. to said petition, or it ;will be read expar
te, and judgment awarded accordingly,
Witness, 'Andrew Huntjf Clerk of our said
Court at Office; the 1st monday after 4th mon
day in September, A U. 1839.
j ANDREW HUNT, c. s. 0.
Dec. 6, 1839 3ml9 Prfnter's fee 10
trrP The North Carolina Standard, and
Knoxvtllefrenp.Y-Arffus, will insert the above
advertisement weekly for four weeks, and for
ward their accounts to this:
- , , A.!
JYO JOKE TIMIS TMJflE.
ami . .-
large and snperror, many of them now measure an(j fareirQ'cnri
from siio nine feet, well branched, many' pi ter's hand on sei
which will count from one to three hundred
buds each. I will sell any number that may be
B. & R. W. L.
S-. m.T t ! 1 . Ul: . .a.m. i : -I " . . . - , . " . . . i .
Mv luonaayjoi, r eoroary uonn. low, roe- ireao red at market Prices, bv the tree, ov ihe
mjr ing 3rd day of the ptonth.) will certainly foot, or by thehud, but would prefer selling by
pe soio.-ine following ! property to tne highest
VVUlf iFEWEEEEIZ W
bidder, for cash :
EEWAEB
ABSCONDED about the last of i
October, from the fsobscjriber. at that
ttrae residing in Otoites Uounly, IN.
Carolina, my Negro man
about il or 28 years of age,1 nd of a very bright
complexion, j He is a Shoemaker by trade, has
a very bushy head of; hairf a thin visage, is
8 pare built ahd weighs from 135 to'l 40 pounds.
He has a vryjlarge scar pn one of his: legs
near tbe ankle, believed to be! on, the right leg,
also a scar oh each arm just below the elbow oc
casioned by a burn. His beefs have been frosted,
which njory has left scars cipon them.! Cole
man has a wife (a free woman) hear Blakely,
JN. Carolina and it is probable that he may be
One neat and comfortable
Dwelling
Il0U$C
d the great North square of said town of Salis-
nry. une other House ana L.01 opposite wm.
Howard's fthe Lot exiendtng back to the La
Itheran Chtirch. Forty Aires of excellent Land
tbe bud.
Also for sale, one million of the best, stock of
Silk-worm Eggs for feeding". 'I
JAMES J. HORjXE.
Pittslorwgh, Sepl 6, 1839-f6
f Bxonus r.roirioATjLic, '
Fruit: Trees, c.
is always in am
All those whocc:
WILL CO OFF RF.J
ICTLIVEII C
YEARS S7V2.V
BROWNE, wj
Sixth st. near bf :
led for the last t.
restored to Leal 1 h 1
Wm EVANS. Sy;
lion oi the bowels,
ciating pair of the
nroislan if cniri! . '
The Subscriber informs the public, that he has j extreme debility,
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE
MOVED IMS' SHOP TO THE
BUILDhYG FORMERLY
KjXOWXAS THE
j fOST OFFICE,
Continues to keep on band a good assortment 0
II atchcs and Chains,
Breas t Pins and Rings, .
Silver Sp&oris and Pencils,
Musical Boxes and Silver Thimbles,
Rodzers' Pocket and Pen Knives .
And all other articles in his line.
CLOCKS & WATCHES
jjin tbe vicidity of Town. ifrb8 condition of sale I for sale, at his Nurseries in DaTidstm County, I of the menses, pa;
iwtii.De casn to tne amount 01 aoorji jouu a 15,000 trees 01 tne Moras Djuiitcaaus. ineseiueon ner ten t
reasonaoie creoit win ue anowea on ine oaiance.
lAl the sa me time will be offered a Tract of 124
Acres, lying within-.4 tnt)ea of Town, mostly
woodland, with good bmldKtgs thereon.
t ! : :i - i ( -si ; J. JONES.
December 13, 1839. is.
SALISBURY A Lj
urn suoflrior to cuttings without roots to prona-1 the pain, urine t.i
gate from. His prices shall be the market price toms indicating grc
of the article in the North and elsewhere. He tions of the liver,
also has a large stock of Fruit Trees, consisting Mr3. Browne .
of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, ; Cherries; first physicians, I
bemer selections ot the best American and i trom meir .meoici
European fruitsTall of which are grafted or in
oculated, and in healthy, growing condition.
I will have trees delivered in good condition,
at any reasonable distance from' Lexington, say
75 or 1UU miles, ( 11 amount or orders wiujusti-
oni
the
Mocks ville Academy.
Tl E. TROY, respectfully informs the fub-
M lie that he has taken charge of the Mocks
ville Academy, From the healthy situation of
sthe village, and the morality of the community,
he hopes to be patronised by an enlightened Spub
lie. The first cession will commence
13th January, 1840.; - v..
; ; ' . TERMS. I y.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Arith-
meuc, r . .r - .
Do. with English Grammar and Geo-
ography, ; ! - .. "' - H
: Do. with Latin, Greek. Algebra, Sur-
veylng. &c. .rj-i,:
pecetnber 27, 1839 22 w3 r - I 1
in that direction, although many persons believe Repaired in (he best manner, and warranted for
h uo was pecoyea ow oy ajwnue man, named twelve montbs m Ud Uold and Silver taken in
jrenoa xouog. wno telt the oeiffhborbood about exchange for articles purchased, or in payment
iue 4iuc uuie mr iiiuiaua.j j win give a re-1 for debts due.?
ward oi t itty Uollars to any one who will dp
liver Coleman to me near Brook Neal in Camp
bell County .Va. or who! will bonrlne him in jail,
so mat i gei mm in my possession.
: f tj h; ' DAVID L. POOL.
Salisbury, Jane ?, 1839 tf45
niHE Trustees ofHbe'Salisbory Female Aca
X demy,! inform the public, that thislnstitotion fy it,) fur which I will charge the usual. price of
win oe opened) on: mpnuay ine inn oi uciooer baniing- it win ue wen ior loose wno wisn io
next. It is their intention tb place this Seminary obtain trees, to get the Catalogue of the Nurse
on a peimanent and resplcfable basis; and no ries,: which contains prices, and will be sent grat
care will be wanting on thejr part, to render it in is to all applicants, the postage being paid.
every respect, worthy . of the confidence of the I Communications will be promptly attended to
irienus oi eaucaiion, s mora pity ana religion, wno i uirect to L.exngion, n. kj.
!R
Brook Neal,
December;
CHARD OVERSTREET.
Uampbell cly, Va ) tfl, i
2i, i8sa i 1 1
NEW JEWEULERY, c.
SO 00
10 00
12 50
f ! ''
I
seek for their daughters a'place where intellec
tual and moral colttire combined, will prepare
them to occupy with nsefulness and dignity, the
sphere to whieh they may:be tailed.
I hey are now making : an suttaoie en ns to
seen re for Teachers, a gjenileman and lady of
hiah niialification9. i ;
Mpanwtil a thev tiaVfi ftnorno-ort ."Vlisa H mma a iuiu, wm uc pmuiwucu iu nmHsivuuji
J. Baker, a young lady in whose literary quali- a dailt paper, under the aboe title; afford-
fications; and capacity for such a situation, they inS to the People at large the first opportunity
have perfect confidence; and who has hitherto offered of obaining!frora Washington a complete
tnnrrht Minfiir in hi sinri iitbor epminarioa with report of the many farcical doings transacted
entire satisfaction! As soln as the other teach- here and 10 the citizens of the District them-
CHARLES MOCK.
Lexington, N. C. Sept. 6, 1839.
Reporter and JflornUig Rai
ly Omnibus.
TCiROM and after the 1st of Decemper prox
.X' i
AVIN&iocatedM
JLJL spectiuiiy tenners pis protessionai sen
so lis cuizens, anu tnose or me ftorrounoir
i i
Dr. Gm R Douglas,
re-
rices
e coun
try. His office ia the one recently occupied by
Dr. Bouchelle, wheie he can be found al all
limes, except when .absent on professional! du
ties. Salisbury. June 7. 1839 tf45 j -
RESPECTFULLY informs the Citizeps of
Salisbuty, and lis vicinity, that he ha ta
ken an office at the Mansion Hotel for the pur
pose of practising Dental Scrgert , in . a I its
. various branches, on the most improved an sci
entific: principles, viz : Scaling, Plugging JEj
trading. Inserting Teeth on Pivot, Gold Spring,
Plate, Sic.' -.i ' v .
He is a regular - graduate of Medicine and
hopes by attention and assiduity in the line of
! bisprotession, to receive a share of public j pat-
ronage. 1 C'! ! .
; , JV, B. He i in possession of a material, not
rior to any thing tliat ever yet has been dticov
eredjbr- Plugging , particularly in large cavities
teherif the nertfy is- exposed and tooth 6ih eww ise
; uch diseased, and would particularly rfcom
tmui t to all before having their teeth extract-
.C oUierwist might be saved bu having
VSHd. - 1 I ! F
r. aLAu waited on at their private res-
RESPECTFULLY offers his professional
services tu the citizens of Salisbury and
surrounding; country. ; I His Office is in Mr
VVest's new brick building,! nearly opposite J
and Y. Murphy's store.
- August 30, 18S9 tf5
40 or SO Deer Wanted
A GENTLEMAN resiilnz in the vicinity
.j of Salisbury, wishes to purchase from 40
JTOlV C!.. PA '.TwIF!W
. - isl Li-- j f;i' i ri'j- tu i' I colvaa n hAver.failinrr dm A nf humnr sihrt flmnp.
HAS another new supply of Gold and Silver ers ootaioeo, miss caiser win again oevote - " a . -WATCHES,
Plain' English and French! herself extWely tesica department. . . f :h- Mnar . ... . .
i rr I ! J iKKJtm rill I'll IJ- I . u.'u.i .
For beginners, per session of 5 months, $8 00 dependent, (not reckless,) in the most extended
For the Roo'iments. with Grammar. G- sense of the term : the editor being convinced
do; Gold Fob Chains and Keys, Fine breast
rms aoa r inger jnings, oiier uuuei a.iucs
Patent and plain Pencils, Tooth Picks, Fob
Chains, Spectacles and Thimbles, Steel and gilt
rob Chains and Keys. j
5i 4 ALSO . .
A VERY FINE AND LARGE ASSORT-?
MENT OF RAZORS AND POCKET
AND PEN KNiyES, f
by different makers, and other articles usually
some of Di Wm 1
which effectually r
tressing sy mptoir.s
essential- to intinut
to 50 Deer, for which a fair price will be paid kept by Jewellers. 1 All of which will be sold
upon oeliteryh Apply to the subscriber at the low for Lash, 'frnjy six months credit, after
wn icr ume, interest win oe cnargea. wor
done faithfolly and panotoally.
Salisbury, JNlay S, 1839jtl40 I
Office of the Carolina Watchman.
TAVNER W. FORKNER.
Salisbury
! I
Pec. 20, 1839--Sw2l
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Jflorus Jtlulticatilis.
4
A CONSIDERABLE NUMBER of these
J3l1 TREES may be had at Fayetteville, N.
C. about the last of next summer or tbe first of I
the Fall. The proprietor can very readily dis
pose iof them: at the North J but from patriotic
considerations, he prefers that they should be
taken by his; native State.;' The price will be
the same as in Baltimore or New York, and will
be forwarded to pnrcbasersoh the monev's bein?
remitted.. It is hoped, that such as may wish to
en?aie, may; do so at an early day.
Enquire of E. L. Wisslow, Fayetteville
N. C. ij' - i y m
Feb 16, 1839 tf29 j t
LADIES
FALL
FASHIONS
1 ipAD wllV ii
AD WINTER OP
IllJSS)o
THE Sobgcribet informs the public, that she
has just received through the Northern
Citiei'lhe latest and most approved j
LONDON) ii PARISIAN FASHIONS,
And is prepared j to J execute orders in the most
stylish and satisfactory manner.
Work sent from;a distance shall be carefully
put up and forwarder.
idences.
State of SLottli aroUuit,
ASHE COUNTY.
c.
D PENDLETON.
! f
SupeHor Court, Fall Term, 1839.
other articles,
V Mrs. S.
Crimping and
? Salisbury, Dec. ,;8S9.-4w2Q
t
Stntc of SLorrxeatroltufl,
Superior Court, Fall Term, ihu
f!
Elisha Baldwin;
! VS
Charity Bald
6T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
.JL
rin: "i
Iwia.j
Petition for Divorce.
CP A few"! Boh nets, Caps, Turbans, arid
i . ritU : ,.: .! I 1 I ii
wiii uc ttrut.uu iiuu mi saio. t
P. ps; also' prepared to execute
Fluting on reasonable terms. I
Salisbury,pCtbbr,184839. : J
1 ii . t ! , i 1 i 1 1 ' fr-
j. i- it'UI. jj: 1 - -.:;;
The I Subscriber I
kFFERSilbr Rent. the Store house formerly
occupied by : himself, situated in the very
that the defendant. Charity Baldwin, is not I centre of business.. immediately above Mr. Geo.
an inhabitant of this -State, it is ordered that W. Rrown's Store, fot. one. two or three years.
pobtisbed at Saiisbaryirid the Whig Banner, i the wbscribet deems it unnecfary to say mole Micksville, Davie Ca NiC. I think the pro-
ography and History, 10 00
The above with the higher branches in
Literary Department , 12 50
Music on the Piano and Guitar, 25 00
Painting, I ( : M 10 00
Ornamental Needle:W6rk, and the making
of Wax Flowers, will also be taught j if desired,
'at $5 each. j 1 1
By order' of the Trustees.
1 THOMAS Ll LUWAJM, UhT0.
Salisbury, Sept. 27, 1839 tf9 . :-. '
. ; . ' l( ;. . I
Bagging, Hoping Groceries,
Just received for salefiwholesale $f retail
SSOTh Pieces Cotton Bagging, 42 to 44 inches
WU i 30 coils Bale fiope,
I f SO Kegs Nails
: 40 Bags Coffee, 1
! 18 Hhdsi. Sugar,
1000 lbs Loaf do.
j 500 lbs Springfteel, ;
53 pair Eliptil Springs,'
j . 20 large covering Hides,
. j 500 lbs Blister ijSteel,
: 144 Bottles Tola ic Mixture,
! 500 lbs sole Leather,
j 100 Kegs White Lead,
1 bBy J. & W. MURPHY.
Salisbury, Sept. 20 1839 tf8 ,
TO OWNEKS OF MILLS,
THE Subscriber has Ian improved Patent
SPINDLE for Mills by which, a mill will
do much better than with the usual form of Spin
dies. It is so constructed as to keep from heating
or killing ihe meal in any banner. The Winer
is so confined by the Spindle as always to pre
serve its balance, and of course there is no rub
bing of the stones, j U
1 think, by this improved Spindle, the same
water will do at least onfe-third more business,
and the meal of superior quality.
Any person wishing to use one of these Spin
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IC ELLIOTT.!
' Wm. II op pas
f . r i Petition for Divorce.
, Uatbanoe tioppas.j - ; .
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
tlint the defendant, Catharine Hoppas1. is not
an inhabitant of this' State, is ordered: that pub
lication be made in the Watchman, published at
Salisbury, andx the Rsleigh Star, published in
Rahiffh, for three 'months, that the Defendant
appear at the next Superior Cuurt to be held for
Ashe County, at the Courthouse in Jefferson, on
the Gib Monday alter the 3rd Mondiy of Feb
ruary iiexl, to plead, answer or demur to Ithe ne-
tition in this case : Othrw ie, judgmfcht pro
coarsnt ui ue lasen againsi uer.
published at Lincolnton, for three mcoths, that I iijan it possesses, adtanuges both as to location
tbe defendant appear at the next Superior Court an( arrancecbenC not inferior to any other in the 1
tu uc uo.b iui amis viHiuijr,av iuv jVvuiiuuuge place. -"'r'-S i.
in Jenerson; on the btb londay alter ine 3rd,
Monday in i ebruary next, to answer, plead or
demur to the petition: in this case ; . Otherwise,
Test,
December 19,
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- tCJ" 'Another re:
tuevDrlVmLv.:
SU. TEA' YEAl
McKenzie, 176 S; .
the above Cfitnplaiui ,
pacitated him at in t
years, in attending j
perfect health un -t
Dr Wm Evans.
The Symptoms r
and oppression after
the pit of thestomac:. ,
niddiness, palpitat i m
and emaciation, der r
I Test, sometimes a ( . !
the right side, an c
aid famtness ; any
iness causing inju.- J
ness.
Mr McKenzie it
ness, and none ot it t
curred since he usf i
a! strong and healthy
myriads of rernedif ?,
tual. He is willing '
the afflicted resneei
rendered tu him by ti
medicme.
A ileal lilt s
Dr. ma. Evans'
Syrup, for Child i
rHIHIS infallible r
Jl dredfl of ChiUn
covery, from convu!
rup is robbed on the q'
er. This preparati -
c'ous, and so pleas jh:
toilet its gums be rul
are at the age of f. . r
appearance of teeth,
should be used on !.
Parents should nevf r
the nursery where ti
if a child wakes in i:
gums, the Syrup
opening the poies a: :
by preventing Convt
Proof positive
y. Evani? i
To the Asentof I)
Dear Sir The grt
laflnj I u I. ...
of protracted and p i
vince every. feeing j
ly application of sec!
to relieve infant n ,
fant, while teeth ir
sufferings, that it v
and my wife and
would soon relflase t :
we procured a bottle
as applied to ihf? ut.-;
produced, and after a
displayed obviou? re!
use, I am glad to ii.f
pletely recovered ar i
ful complaint has sir
emanating easily : !
health. I giv- you :
make this acknou !
gladly give any is f ;
GEORGE W m.n
JOHN A. INGLI.
J. H ANDEHSf).
E. JOHN !HTGGI
a- at
V. M. 1AMJ V
P k V i r r it Mil
X tJ 1, ll.lll.il
TIUNcniPI
P.SUMMEV & r..
May 10, 1H3Q 1
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