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Her' Jiealth to America's friend; 'Xfl
, Here's ftmid Inck to the honest and just; j ,
And h.i will not join in support of j the right k
Let ihm still go for. Vao t tkeyimutfi
Ii'sHid from tru faith ne'er to swerve,
It' good-from the right ne'er to tt,. , f " -
It"1 rnd to maintain true DrmocrTacv's Cause,.
' Aod'siicft by OLD TIPPECANOE i n l -V-
Here's ,'teahh to OldXippcanbe,! I ':X;r
., llurrtb''lor 01d.Tippecanoe, f ; j
- It's wood to maintain DemocraT's caase,?j
And rofc for OLDTIPECAN0E! i
, H-rs'8a:heahh to 'ih song of the Vest, ,
HriV gwd wilt to her! niatrtms anil sires; ;i
'ilare's a heaUh ouT faLr, the prid of his
; Stale, v h,f :; -
Whose name err trn heart inspires I -
Hurratr for OLD TIP.CEGANOBj
WmHI ahoat hica from 'I'exas to Maine ; J
And; if ((oiir yearVa;a) he chanced! to miss fire,
:Piek hisjtint ahd kow ;.tbt himJaoain !
. ' Hra' a heahb ti Old Tippeeinwe, V
'Horrirr forOfdrTippw?atjp ,J j- : .
?' go"d to 0iaintin Dkmocract's CAtrsfc
- And toteht OLD TIPPECANOE! -
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Great a IVesehnStasre Line,
' FROM SALISBURV to ASHVILLE,N. CI
?fiJ5AG?JBil&5vTO 1840. .
j rfflflE above One is now Jn full operation and
' J3 anives at, and departs ftom Salisbarj as fol
) lows : ' C srr:::,, j -;: -: : - v
'Lrarps Salisbury; on 'Mondays, iThiaisd'.ys,
and Saiurday8 at:5 oclockAV M.; arnvw at
i Ah? iUe nejet days at'.3Vcloc'k P. AL j j - ;if;-
! UearninjJavt A9hvileon MondayRyThars
I dajs, and Saturdays, at 5 o'clock At M arrives
i-at Salisbury next days at 8 o'clock P. M.
- '-' ,.---n '' It W.LONG.
I N. B . PaKSPngers leaving Raleigh; N O.
i for Nashtilie' Tennessee, will . find no delay
nhitever on thia route. ' A. B &..R. W. L.
Salisbury -X; C. Jan. t7th. l840.tf 23.
' ABSCONDED about; the last of
October, from the .subscriber at tbat
- time residing in (ok'es County, N.
i v Carolina, njy Negro man- , ..'
ahuui ill ax 28 years of age, and of a very bright
complexion. Tie is a Shoemaker j trade, has
via very bushy bead of hair, a thin visage, is
spare built and weighs from 135 ip i40 pounds.
,.;;He has a very large ...scar - vh one ; of his legs
. j near the anklp, believed to be on the' right . leg,
;alo a scar on each arm just below thje elbow oc
casioned by a bum. His heels have been frosted,
which injury has left scars upon thiniv Cole
,man has a wife ( a free woman) iiear -Blakely,
N. Carolina, aniit is probable that he miy be
.' in that direction, although many persons believe
r jthat hfe was decoyed off by a while man, named
j Joshua Young; who left the neighborhood about
r ; the game time for Indiana5. I will gitfe a re
k jward of Fifty Dollars to any one who i will de-
liver Coteman to mo near Brook Neal io Camp
bell County Va. or who will con rice him in jail,
jso thal l get him in my possession. I I I
j . f RICHARD OVERStREET.
Brook Neal, Campbell cty, Va 'LU -1
December t, 1838 f 1
: TO TH PUBLIC BYDllJLUAM
BieVatu centrid M special j?' Care ne Mules'
-w 4- - -i j -.
: BEWAREjiEST YE ISTUMBLE..,
I OCT. WILLIAM EVANS, 100 Chat
ham street avails Himself of the present oc
casion to lender bis most unfeigned acknowledge
ments to the nuraero'us members cf society who
(Suffering andef 'all the pains and" I aches that
flesh fa. heir tor") haye entrusted themselves to
yhia care." ' He has the - satisfaction of ;knovnng-
from many livioV evidences thai his remedies
have done their dutv as far! as lies within lhe
compass of homad meaos. 'How distressing u J
me amicieo is dyspepsia orsoaigesiion,poiw-:
ing all the sources of their enjoyment, and lead
tog in many instances tx the, miseries" of con-
firmerf Hypochondriasis Long as it has been
the subject ofi inquiry by medical aoibors, it re
mains io much obscurity Apoplexy, diseases of
the i,iver, Itidri'eys, Spleen Stomach, and In
testines, Bladder, and its appendages; Diarrhoea,
Dvseatarv.'Con! Moltns Allis,' perform parts
Lin the drama of IMorbid Affections. 1 Dr. Evans
hesbeen 8ingtilarly Kuccessfdl r in the ' treatment
of the above diseases, by remedies drawn from
his own and thelripselrches of the most eminent
medical men in the world." He has also had vast
experience and jsaccss thipughoal the ' whole
family of delicate' diseases, .Ihe impure tenden
cies of which a aggravated by and rooted in
the constitution brough the base conspiracies of
Mercurial murderers,: unprincipled, uneducated
and unpracticedj n any art save that of attemp:
ling to lead the credntutis vjciim pn the rjpad to
rain; V Dr Eabficei 1 0p C hatham street, is
supplied withj the choicest remedies from home
and foreign matkels, and compounded by a mas
ter's hand on scientific principles'p' A physician
is always in atiendehce, and a , private office.'
All those who come :here injthe hour of seed,
WILL GO OFF BiiblCKO. ;
c3urt:ii compiJlyt, of tejv
YEARS' SIlJJNWJVa. Mrs HANNAH
BROWNJ5, wife of Joseph Browne, North
Sixth st. nearjSiqond! st. Wjilliaai&burgh, afflic
ted'for the last ten years with Liver Complaint,
restored to health; through the treatment of Dr.
Wm EVANS. fSymbtomst-j-Habitual constipa
tion ol the bowels,, total loss of appetite, excru
ciatiog pain of ithe epigastric region, great de
pression of spirits, laogour aud other symptoms of
extreme debitity, disturbed sleep, inordinate flow
of the menses, pain In the nsht side, could not
lie on her left side,
1 fiX
LADIES
FASHIONS
' ' U ?V FOR' IHE-;'-v'. j' ) : '
FALL AND WIXTER OF
,nlFIE Subscriber informs the public, that she
j-Jl" has just received " through tbq Northern
Cities ihe latest and most Approved 1 'i I h
1 LOXDO & PARISIAN FASHIONS,
An(f is prepared to execute orders in the must
stylish and satisfactory manner, ff'ilfi
' i ' VVurk snt from a distance shall be carefully
Salisbury :tpmale;!deiTiiyi
nnHR TjosteeS'of the, Salisbury Female A-
il cademyi infoim theTublic, that this InStj
tuiion is now uader the care of Miss Emma J
Bast.H. a youhg lady inwhose" liierary qualifii
cations andtcapacity .for. strch.a iioaiioi,-tbey
haverfeci confitience V and. who has hiiherif?
taoght mosfcin this and oiher seminaries, with
eniire satisfaction., - 'f
The second session will commence cn the9thj
of March nexUf. ( V 1
. . ' . : ' TERMSOF TUITW.X. Z 1
For beginnerDer session of 5 months -; $S;00
For the Rudimenlis. with Grammar, Ge- r-
rlvographyjand History; -'-W - - '10 OQ
The above itlit the higher branches in .. -
H Literary iOepartment, 12 50
Mnsicon the Piano and Guitar, . : , 25 .00
Painting,' h - 4::: . :u - ; J 10 0(1
h Ornamental JNeedle Woilt,,and the "making
of .Wax Flowts will also be taught, if desired;
at $5 each.j. J ! , J I
V N. B. . TbefFrench language is also tangbt
to those who desire it, by a Gentleman who is aj
native of France. 1 ' " ' : '3
By order of the Trustees. - i
- h fTHOS. L. COWAN, Chn.
SaliburyFeb.21. 1840 tfSO j
SALISBVR Y G Ut'iRDS.
"TTOU are hereby commanded to
i Jl parade at the Court House!
int the Town of Salisbury, on Sat4
I orday, the1 14tb of March next,. at
10'clock, A. M., in the unifbrnl
i of the Company, for the purpose
of Company Muster.- . 1
Ltj vxuki ui mo vauiaiu,
, JOHN H. WE ANT,
I - -0.-5.
Sali8bary(N.C. ? 4l0
F Feb. Jllrl840. f 4w3
fj ESPEClllCLLY Informs his old friends
and cusiomers, that he has permnaently
located himseiin' Salisbury he will give his
constant personal attention to tbe Apothecary!
Business, which be has been in for the last tea
years and may be found at all times, either at his:
residence or the shop, where he will take great
pleasure in waiting upon those who may call on!
ithouti an aaoravation of him. . i i -i 1 1! f
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NEW ' ESTADOSiT313Mra:
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;A' MEETING of the i Citizens of Rowan
-CbL County Js - respectfully " solicited on the
Tuesday of tbe next Superior Court, at 12 o'clock
SI. at the jCot-Hofee inj Salisbury , when sev
eial Addresses will be made on the subject of the
FayetteviHe and Vesterh Rail Road.". Af
ter which Books of Subscription. will be opened,
andean opportunity offered to any patriotic; citi
zen 'to aid in the great Eaierprize. ; r ; - t
,vFeb.21j 1840 3 wSO
! k for THB " . - - -
I
HORACE H HEARD,
RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and
the' public, that he still carries on the TAI
LORING BUSINESS at his old stand on main
street; next door to the Apothecary Store. He
is ever' ready to execute the orders of his custom
ers in; a ityle and minnerot surpassed by any
workman in the Western pait of the State. - He
is in the regular receipt of the latest London and
New York FASHIONSi and prepared to ac
commodate the tastes of the fashionable at all
times.!-,. !Hj-v-.. . in v.
SCjf Cutting garments of all kinds attended
to promptly, and the latest Fashions furnished
at all times to country tailors, and instructions
given in cutting! . - ' i
Salisbury Jauuary 171840 ly25 v;
Joseph Browne
being duly sworn,
facts as set' forth!
pui up and forwarded.
4
y- X . - "-' .'"S. U. PENDLETON.
t; "SCP few Bonnets Caps, Tubafis,v arid
other artieffs, will be kept on hand for sale.
il V Mrs. S. P.5 is also prepared Itbjlexecute
Crimping and Fluting on reasonable fetms - '
: Salisbury. October 18. ;18S9. f It 1
T ESPECTFULLY offers his professional
M services, to the citizens of Salisbury- and
surroundiPff Counir?,Mlis' bffic itak Mr.
West's new brick building, nearly bppusite J.
j August 80, 1839-tfo V
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TO OWNERS OF MILLS.
rid!
the pain, urine hih;coloured, with other symp
toma i indicating grjeal derangement in the func
tions of the liyerj I j , - !
Mrs. Browne? jtya attended by throe of the
first physicians; bar received but Utile relief
from their medicine till Mr Browne procured
some of Di Wm Elans' invaluable preparations,
which effectually tejieved her of the abeve dis
tressing symptotos, vith otliersi which it is not
essential to intimate. f
II JOSEPH BROWNE.
Gity and County of iiNew Yjcrk, ss. ,
vYiIIiamsburgh, Long Island,
did depose and say that the
ani the within statement, to
which he has subscribed his name, are just and
true. 11 1! Jf JOSEPH BROWNE.
Husband' of the 6aid Hannah Browne.
S worn before me,:this4ih day of January, 1837
PETER PiNCKNEY, Com, of Deeds.
Cfs'JlnothtT recent test of llie unrivalled tir
fue of Dr IVntEtaik ' Medicines DYSPEP
SIA. TEJV rmilS' SmVDJJYG.-Mr J
McKenzie, 176 Stanton street was afflicted with
the above complain tjfor ten years, which inca
pacitated him at intervals, for the period of six
years, in attending l his business, restored to
perfect health undej the salutary treatment of
Dr Wm EVani.f ' f i - .
The Symptoms wer. AJ sense of distension
and oppression after eating, distressing pain in
the pit of the stomac, nausea, impaired appetite,
giddiness, palpitatioi of tbe Jheart, great debility
and emaciation, depression of spirits, disturbed
rest, sometimes a bilious vomiiing, and pain in
the right side, ah fxlreme! degree of languor
and (aintness; any endeavour to pursue his bus
iness causing immediate exhaustion and weari
ness.. . ; j : :
Jlr Jticlfeniie is -tfAltif attending lohis busi
ness, and none of the above symptoms have re
curred since he used! the medicine. He is now
a strong and healthy man. He has resorted to
myriads of remedies;; but they were all ineffec
tual. He Is willing to give 'any information to
the.-afflicted respecting thej inestimable benefit
rendered to him qy the use of.Dr Wm Evans'
medicine. : j
ii CRI. !
.B. & C. K. WHEELER,:
RETURN their unfeigned thanks to theirf
friends and customers particularly Physi-j
cians and Merchants, for the very liberal pat-j
tonage bestowed upon them for the past year;!
and in ret or n for their kindness and liberality,!
are jesolved jloj sell them Drugs, Medicines,:
Paints, fyc lower thananyiother Shop in North!
Carolina. AflpPhysicians, and others, who or
der or buy tyiifjgs, Medicines. Paints, 4rc. from?
them, whera ihe price or quality do not perfect-)
ly please, arejait all times privileged to return;
them immediately at the same price ; as they
hold themselves responsible in all cases to their
friends and customers for the quality of every
article theyfselj them. 'They will open their
Spring Business with the largest stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, fyc, ever brought
into this rnarkej, and all those who may wish
any thing in their line, and have the cash or good
credit, sJiall eacommodated ; if strict atten
tion to their business good phy6ic and low pri
cos will do it; One, or both of tbem, will at
all times give their personal attention to the bu
sin ess Tbr;iShop will be opened at all hours,
for the accommodation of the sick, and prescrip
tions carefully made up at short notice. Medi
cine and directions given in all cases. The
-consultation f'nd advice of Doctor Long, Doctor
Douglas and Doctor Burns, will be given when
necessary, and i medical attention of either ob
tained by applyjpg at their Shcp The worthy
poor, without, money, shall not want for medi-
State! of Nortl Carolina.
j bAVlDSON COUNTY.
SupetiifA Court of Lauf Fall Term 18S9
Juliana! Bringle, ) I , .
I jis. , iPetjtion for Dirorqe.
CasperiBringle. J y
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
JL that the Defendant, Casper Brinerle, is not
an inhabitant of this State It is therefore order
ed by 'thej Court, that puBlication be made for
three mcntbs in the Carolina Watchman, print
ed in Salisbury, and the Gffeensborough Patriot,
printed in Greensborougb,: that the said Oasper
Btingle appear at the nexf Superior Court of
Law, to be held for the county ot Uavidson, at
the Court House in Lexington, on the 1st noon
day after ,the 4th monday;in March next, and
answer tosaia petition, or u win oe reaa expar
te, and judsrinent awarded accordingly.
Witness. Andrew Hunt Clerk of our said
Court at'Office, the )st mohday after 4th mon
day in September, A I D. 1839. "
ll ! ANOREWi HUNT,c. sc.
Dec, 6, 1839-rSail9 printer's fee $10
cine to relieve them of their afflictions.
Salisbury Feb. 21,1840 tfSO
CJPANlSH Cigars, fine Chewina and Smo
k ing Tobacco at
Jf eo. ai-itsu
Teas,
WHEELERS.
fffliies, and Spirifs9
UAOR medical purposes, for sale by
-M- H C. B. & C. K.
Feb. 21-1f30i
W.
x 1 1
the same
business,
IHH1HE Subscriber has an improvlsdfl-patent
! iL SPINDLE for Mills, by which. a mill will
do much better than with the usual form i-f Spin
. dies. It is so constructed as to keep from heating
br killing the meal in any'manner. The runner
,fs so confined by Ihe Spindle as alwayit to pre-
v serve its balance, and of course there is no rub
bing of the stones.
1 Ithink.bv .this improved Spindle.
i vater will di at least one-third mora
1 and the meal of superior quality.
! Any person wishing to use one bf these Snin-
rdles. may obtain bne or more, by making applica
tion-, ( within a short time) to tbe Subscriber at
Mucksville, Davie Co. N. C. . I think iihe pro
bable c st will hot exceed $S0 for the Patent and
Spindle ready fot'osev; ---Jt : j -
.The following; persons have my pftbnt Mill
Spindle in successful operation :GpL;W. F.
Kelly, Thos. Fter,i Joseph Hall andiJSamuel
Foster, of Davie County ; Gilbreth Dicxsorand
David J Ramsoiir of Lincoln ; Charfes Griffith
, of R.iwan ; Al?ism Moore of Daviiison, and
William D ss of Surry, all of whom are AgWy
pleased with its pelormancft.".: ' iffi.l
' ' L. M.GILBERT.
November 1 839 tft5
"7" ANTED TO HIRE,, a negro woman
f T -c'apabl of doing the cooking and wash
ing ft a small family.; iCP-EnquWit thia
Onlce. . . -' - - j j r . -January
tfl-SJO : '
ti f A" ' '.
A EcalBlcssinsr to Mothers.
Dr. Wm. Evans celebrated Soolhihi Surup,
jvr QHuurcn jailing ineir teem.
THIS infallible; remedy has preserved hun
dreds of Children, when thought past re
covery, from convulsions. As soon as the Sy
rup is rubbed on the gums, tbe child will recov
er. This preparation is so innocent, so effica
cious, and so?pleasan, that no child 'will refuse
lo;let its gums be rubbed with it. K When infants
are at the age of four months, though there is no
appearance of teth one bottle of the Syrup
should be used op the gums to open the pores.
Parents should never be without the i Syrup jn
the narsery where, there are; yoUn? children; for
if a child wakes in the night with pain in tbe
gums, the SyrUp; immediately gives ease by
opening the pores anil healing the gums; there
by preventing Convulsions, Fevers, $c.
i&PraofpwUtieiof thi Efficacy of fir.
Evaa ipothing fcyrup. ; '.
To the Agent;of Dr Evans Soothing Syrup i
Dear Sir The real benefit affurded to my suf
fering infant by youlsoothing Syrup, in a case
of protracted and pajnfol dentition, itnust con
vince every feeling fiarent Hnw essential an ear
ly application of: such an invaluable tnedicine is
to relieve infant misery and torture My in
fant, while teething, experienced such acute
sufferings, ihitijtwi attacked with convulsions,
and my wifej and1, family supposed that death
would soon Tieisei he babei from anguish, till
we procured a botilalof your bvrup; whfch as snon
as applied to'th gu'jns, a wpndertol change was
produced, and after a few applications', the child
displayed obvious relief. and; by continuing in its
use, l am glad to inform yon, ihe child has com
pletely recovered a rid no recurrence of that aw
iui compiaini: nas since occurreo ,.m leetn are
emanatins easily land the child ehtoysnerfect
health. 1 gtye ypuSmy .cheerful permission to
make this acknowledgment public, and will
gladly give ay information on this circumstance
X 1 Wm JOHNSON.
- Sold by W foticrwinz Agents.-' . X
GEORGE W.BnbWN, Salisbury. N;C.
JOHN A. INGLI. f Bookstore) Cheraw, S C
t IUDKRS0H. Camden, S: C. . ; :
E. JbHN H UGGLNS, ColombiaV S.CV
J?? Co:,Raler?h;it
TAYLOR. HARRIS & C.r tharlottri, N. C
TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. Vi
P, SUM M EY &! Cb, Y- f Lnto,N.C
stay mitt-Mt 7 mr-
A LARGE Assortment of JE IVELLE R F,
KJYtm$l PENCILS. NEEDLES,
THIMBLES $c. can
be had
wholesale, by calling upon
-S:lbjB. k C. K.
Feb.21-Nlf301
very low at
WHEELER, j
GILS.--LAMP, TRAINED AND LIN
SEED! for sale by "
j ! G.IB. & C. K. WHEELER. )
Salisbury JJanj 10, 1840 tf!4 Xx
ujfinR six v
' ' For Sale at WheeleVsr- ?
Jalisbury,fan. 10, 1840 tH24 - ' ' . -
State of $Lovtix Qtnvolinn.
JI i SURR1T COUNTY.
Superior Court of Law September Term, 1839.
George W. Koberts, 1
vs. Petition for Divorce.
Elizabeth: Roberts. S t
nnHE defendant called and failed Judgment
JL nro confesso. Ordered by the Uourt, mat
publication be made for three months in the Car
olina Watchman and the Raleigh Standard, for
the Defendant to appear at the next term of our
said Court. ' to be held for said county, at the
Couri-Hodse io Rock ford, on the 5th monday af
ter the 3rd monday in February next, then and
there to answer to the allegations in said Bill, or
the prayef of the petition will be granted.
Witness, Winston Somers, Clerk of said
Court at office, he 5th 'monday after the 3rd
monday in August, A D. 1839.
'x WINSTON SOMERS, c. s. c.
Dec. 20 1839 Sn21 Printer's fee $10
I
rv ;!! Mocksvillet 'JAJ.
FOSTER.
INFORMS lhe public that he has removed
frpm his former stand, to bis new buildings
on thepublic square, in the Town-of Mocks-
ville,- where be win continue to Keep a
House of Entcrtauiment.
His House is roomy and commodious; attach
ed fowhich are SIX COMFORTABLE OF
FICES for tfentjeuien oLthe liar, ?all-conven-
ient to the uouri-tiouse. x ne auuucJii-cj jncuS-
f3 himself io the most diligent exertions, to give
satisfaction to such asf mky4 call on htm. His
TARl.E: BAR &. STABLES are provide n
the-: best manoer.thatjhe contrytwill aBord,
and his servants are faithful and prompt.
- Jan 2t. 18391126 :
Mortis JTIulticaulis.
4
- A CONSIDERABLE NUMBER of these
-OL TREES may behad at Fayetteville, N.
C. about the last of oextummer or the first of
the Fall. The propneiorcan very readily dis
noseof them at the North, hot fronr patriotic
considerations, he prefers that-they i should be
taken oy nis naiiveoiaiu. . auo piuo "h
the same as; in Baltimore or New Yorki and will
be forwarded to purchasers on the money's being
remitted. It is hopsd that such as may wish to
engage,may do kbat ah early day. -r
Enquire of E. L. WiwsLoty, Fayetteville
N. C. : -v'V- X-X'X'. - : -
Feb 16, 1839 tf29 . '
JYE IT 'JjEWIaEIaEJI
TBE SUBSCRIBER HAVING EE
MOVED HIS SHOP TO THE
BUILDING FORMERLY
KNOWN AS THE ,
POST OFFICE,
Continues to keep on hand a good assortment o
Watchei and Chains,
Silver Spoons and Pencils,
Musical Boxes and Silver Thimbles,
Breast Pins and Rings,
Rodgcrs Pocket and Pen Knives;
And all other articles in his line.
CLOCKS & 1V&TC1MES
Repaired in (he best manner, and warranted for
twelve months. ' Old Gold and Silver taken in
exchange for articles purchased, or in payment
fordebtsdue. ; -
DAVID L. POOL.
Salisbury, June 7, 1839 tf45
ItlORUS MUITICAULIS
State of ilortii aroUu
i I ASH & COUNTY.
Superior Court, Fall Term, 1 839.
Wm. illoppas X, i ij- -"
! ! 'is r Petition for Divorce
Catharine Hopnas N i If
1 appearing to tbe satisfaction of tbe Uourt
that the defendant, Catharine Hoppas, is not
an inhabitant of this: State; is ordered that pub
lication be made in the Watchman, published at
Salisbury, and the Raleigh Star, published in
Raleigh,; for three months, that the Defendant t
appear at tbe next Superior Court to be held for
Ashe County, at the Cborthouse in Jefferson, on
the 6th Monday after the: 3rd Monday of Feb
ruary next, to.plead) answer or demnr to tbe pe
tition in this case:;; Otherwise, judgment pro
confesso, will be taken against her.
Test,t R.;GENTREY,cl-S.c.x.
December 13, 1839 3m Printer's fee $10.
" TRBBS. :
THE Subscriber has for sale (deliverable af
ter the fall nf the leaO from EJGHT
THOS2NDto TEN THOUSAND genu
ine Morus Mnlticaclus Trees, fram roots and
cuttings, now growing in and oear the Town of
Pittsborough, North Carolina. These Trees are
large and superior, many of them now measure
from six to nine feet; well branched, many of
which will count from one to three hundred
buds each. I will sell any number that may be
required at market prices, by the tree, by the
foot, or by the bud, but would prefer selling by
the bud. , . : ,
Also for sale, one million of the best stock of
Silk-worm Eggs for feeding.
JAMES J. HORNE.
Pittsborough, Sept. 6, 1839 lf6 ,
. - .... i " - - . - , :"
BdocirsviLLE PnorrnTCL
SALE.
A' LARGE assortment of, fresh and genuine!
the. New Lebanon Shakers, (see . catalosroe at
ueu siore.j j Ajjso, neax uvai uoxes and ilanq
Swifts for ladies
for sale by
B. & C: K. WHEELER.
10, 1840 tf24
SalisburyJ
ii'V
1
ONE HUNDRED GALLONS of Fresh
Coloiless, tiold ; Pressed CASTER 01 ll
I . :'-. . ... . ii
appjyjo v r -
C B. & C. K. WHEELER.
34(i4tf26 !
Jan. 24,
T?OOLHpARLetter and Wrapping Papei
JL and Piste Boards, at wholesale by I u 41
!C. B. & C. K. WHEELER.
Feb. 2 lift SO ; -,y,:l
Tote, I Tobacco Chetccrs9
WHEELERS, j
- p
TF you wapi i'lihe thing that is nice'and
JL
cheap. jWt call at
Feb. 281 840i-tf31
FINE NORTHERN
" '1 if
'a x:
BaroUchcs, Buggies, Stiltiicl
All with Harne?, and N6rthern MatchedrHo
ses, may be had jcheap by epp!yio to
:irc- fc K-WHE&LER
Baldwin
t : iJ VS
I
tate of ilortft avQlina
X I li;i;'-ASHEil COUNTY"
enor Court, Fall Term, 1839.
:- -
Petition fot Divorce.
CbarityjBaldwin.j Kj
1 appean as to the satisfaction of the Uourt,
that the defendant, Charity Baldwin, is not
an inhabitant of this State, it is ordered that
publication be made in the Caiolina Watchman,
published ajL Salisbury, and the Whig Banner,
published at Lincolriton, for three months, that
the defendant appear at the next Superior Court
to be heM. tor Ashe County, at the Courthouse
in Jefferson, on the 6th IMonday after the 3rd,
Monday in Februarys exti o answer, plead or
demur to the petition in this case ; Otherwise,
judgment pro confesso will .be taken against her.
lest, ) , ,i f!i.- . :
R. GENTRY, c s. c. x.
December 13, lS39.--3tn-Prioter's fee $10.
.. l. 2 3- ' j 11 Ll. :
State of ilortji eavoUu
xf;. STOK&S COUNTY! , .';
Superior Court of Law Fall Term, A. D. 1839.
Joseph Wolf,
vs
Jane Wolf.
; ' - -i
Petition for Divorce.
ii
Ii!
I N this case it appearing ta the satisfaction of
JL tne uourt. that Jane VVoU. the defendant,
does not reside within the limits of this Stale:
it is therefore ordered, that publication be made
for three months in the Watchman, published at
Salisbury I and tbe Greensboro Patriot, that on
less the defendeni appear) it the next Superior
Court oLLaw, to, be held for the county of
Stokes, at tbe Court House in German ton, on the
2d monday after the 4th monday in March next,
and plead, answer or demur or the petition will
be taken ro confesso, and the cause set down for
hearing exparte. fyl.-: - V -T:
Wins, Isaac GMingl Clerk of said Court
at office j2d ; monday after the 4th: monday in
September, A. D ::i8391p! ""
. I - : ISAAC HOLDING, e c.
Det!T50V lS3$m2lPrihVefi feir
m
FOR
JAM still offering for sale, at a very low price,
my house and lot in Mocksville. 'The build
ings are new and commodious, and well suited
for a Merchant or Tavern keeper. They are
situated in the most desirable part of Town, be
ing near the Court-House. , Those who may
wish the most interesting location in one of the
most interesting villages of North Carolina,would
do well to secure this. JLCLEMMONS.
Mocksville, Davie co.,Jan. I, 1840v25 6t,
: r r-J '
KEW HOVEIiS. I f
DAMSEL of Daiien, by the authoT of Yem
. masse, &c. The adventures of an Attorf
ney in search of practice, bv the author of The
adventures of a gentlemao in search of a horse.'
vols. 1 he man about Town- bv Cornelius
XT ' tr mm .. .
nan warren, or me uipsy .jotner,oy
2
Webbe.
the author or The Squire c. Charles Tyr
rell, or the Bitter Blood, by James The Gen
tlemen of the Old School, by James, author of
the Robber, c. Jost received at' ?
TURNER & HUGHES'
, N. Carolina Book Store.
(HOME A N D SEE -TheSu bscrtber ha v.
".V'lnK 00 hand a large supply of mahogany and
other materials, and also having in his; employ
several good workmen, is prepared to make :to
order all kinds of Cabinet and Chair Work
from th plainest walnut job to the finest work of
jnahogany. The greatest punctuality will be
paid to all orders for work of every kind in the
Cabinet line (Prices moderate ) All kinds of
produce, plank and scantling, will be taken in
exchange. K. ELLIOTT.
f CardlSVhe bndcrghedliaving
permanently established himself in Mr. iElHott's
employ, would be thankful for all orders for ma
hogany work, and promises that all work done
by him shall not be surpassed, (in the way of
workmanship, at least,) by any other whatever.
w i C. H . DEJERN A'lT;
Salisbury, Jan. 31, 184D tf27
SEW
' s-, -
IIR O J8i
From the Ktns Mountain Iron Company
THE Subscribers ibave made arrangements
. with the above. Company, for a regular
supply of -superior Iron, which is well adapted
to Wagon and Carriage work, Horse Shoeing,
&c. ) which will be sold on reasonable terms. ,
: " , J- 4i W., MURPHY.
Salisbory;Dee. 6, 1839 Pml9 .
m ercry Jesctiplipn neatly done at flits
Offittf.
WAT
do Golii V
Pins and i'i
Patent and
Chains, Sprcu
rr
A VERY Fi:
MENT OT
K '
by diflfercnt ;
kept by JewF1.
low for'Cfl.s.'i,
which time, ir.
done faithfully
Salisbury.
quanlit' ( .
J3l a surer-
, Also, a few 1
The abov ? :
Book Store bv
" Raleigh, IX '
Wf-shall rt
Grass Seeds;
Grass, &c.
A TLAS ;
JOX. the us3
in fact for al)
lo have it in i!
modern Gec Tr
the present
divisions, IV
Oceahica, with t
Stales, Ternt.
by numerous V.
objects of Nac :
sentations cf ri
plified and c.! v
irated by an Ai
to accompir.y
carefully colour
whole woik i
have received r
of the Gocgrs j
various parts ii ;
they would rr !
a pamphlet, v. f
they are too I a
We do most ear.
of the work by r
ing before youth
is, also an out!::
the Geography, i
onred, but calc i!
tCJ Just c:X.
ville St., where.;,
together with c
and many rare -
Raleijh, J.in.
.tjrsjlo:
4 -.
BF. FHA1
a full s'j:
MdD
Coats, Panta!
meres and Vt '
low for cash. 1
make clothing i
ranted to fit wc '
tice. He will i
on the most aj :
Tailor's whIi'i. j
, Sept. 6, IS.:
lust He c
... IVIsc:
w'x:ii5. Ker?
800 Bars
2000 lbs. r
500 lbs.
:.. 1500 lbs r,
: 15 Kcps
' 24 Hl c!
GO Bn-r
100 Kv;
15 Coil
20 Piccr
- 40 Boxt,
20 do.
- 40 Nov.
240 Don!
Salisbury. J
FORMERLY
siGr; :
Corner of J"
, ciia:
nilHEPrr;;:
OIL ly of tl.p
informs his fri
prepared to a :
him, and nil '
'X' February, 1 '.
'nnnis cfi-
JL' irtg sea
son County. IX
day of March,
next : this
injr; from Nali-'
Sahsbnry, ar;-i ,
siand is fnt;r
Thompsfin's, r
lowing prirf ;
paid at the iir
Season, and !'.
The insarar r
mare provf i
changed. AU
vent accidr .
Jack 1ih 6t( I
C, and i
health, vii.r r
in the connirj .
March G, I "
rfv
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