North Carolina Newspapers

II , . 1 J "-" J. - A wholesale and retail at j , - ' ' v WHEELERS. mHli -Sbspn7?lfrtloHy - Informs hi ; nil hnlMli i?iat aTif r a silence of fourlfeo tears. ICT GRAY'S or Harrison's Ointment, rn ;f lioffit's Pills and 'Bitter ' HOUCK'S PANACEA, 1 U 1 v.--;.f- and 'r-vriv ; JBernariVs Ittmtdy jor Botfitl Complaints. V - ; , For sale bf K ' - !' . ! ' ' . C. B. Si. C K. WEELEB. j-- J- r.; : ..- ; V WLVltS. SFJlltTS;. r: Just received and for sale at the Salisltjryf Salisbury, Not., 20, 1840.- 'f nriHE SoVwibirs, . Agnt5 for the ijexington JL "CoUon-r actor rf wnm inform toe poDuc . .. that lhe av just received, and now offer for -i sale ' wholesale or retail, the Cotton, Yarns of "The syperbr qualities and character of hj yarns ? I of ih3 Factory are bo well tested and kjnoWn.as lo need no reciwnmendation from usl (Those wisbin? io nnrchase will please ffife ui a call. CJ B. & C. K. WHEELEn;U7. ; ApriI 54. 18401133 To Fjfidies Sz House-keepers, ve". lost,-received a larae alnd fresh pply of the ctltbrated JNeto LehaAon, itcinda. will do like hot WEJ,a ? f sunpl Shaken (iARDEN ' hEKDS of al - 'J'bcse wfsfiinw seeds for the next yearj wen to call or 6end soon, as they "go , C. B. & C. K. WHEELER. ' . Saliabbry, No. I3th 1S40 tflS State o JLovttt titol : DAVIE COUNTY. In Eqqity-FaU Term, 1840- William Adams, Elizabeth") Adams, . I ara8 Chambers, j. and Wife V Phebe, David j Jiokin3 and wife iIarj, I John HooVes and Daniel I Petitition V for the sale of Land. -I Court, Marry 1 Jacob Jtchtson. . . ' - Versos. . Sarah Adtm,Harry Etch isnn, & wife Nicey, Isaac Adsms, Jacob Eichison, John Etcbison. - IT appearing; to the satisfaclfott'of tbej EL that the Defendants, barah Adams I itchisbn and wife Ntcey. Isaac Adam?, E'clnson and John Etchison, are not inhabitants of this State: It is therefore ordered, that pob iication be made in the Carolina Watch pan for six weeks, for the said defendants to appear, at ihe next term of this Court, to be held fof the county of Divie, nl the Coort Honse in Mocks Tille, on the'Sth monday after the 3d mqnday in Fbruary next, and" plead, answer or demur to the said petition, or it will be taken proconfesso, a ad ihe caass set for hearing exparte as io them. Viinesf,Lemae! Binghami Clerk and; Master in said Court of Eqoity 'at Office, jhe 8th monday after the 3d- monday in Auast, A. D, 1840, and in the 65lh year of American Independence. ' L. BINGHAM. ?. W. f.. Iov 20, 1840-617Pnnter,s fee fi5!62 V- : M alp; Academy nnijE exercises tn iui9 insmuuon, auer me, ; Si eloseof the "p'reseot "session, will renro-: roerire on the first ,landy.-in Jannary 1841, onder'the soperintwtdence tit the - Rev.. Baxter Clesg. ',' '.J- ; -v. ' -; The Latin and f Greek Languages. 'Algebra, &.e .including all the branches osoally em braced in an Academical course, will , be taogiit in this Institotfon The Books rrqalretT will be thofce generally , tjsed in the moil respectable Literary .Iosiitotln vnJ tbe terms of tuition, such as are usual in those Institutions. The coarse of instructfoii will be thoroaffhf the gt); ernraent firm, yeiitiriild ai.d paternal ; and par ticolar attention will be pajdloike moral de portroeolof the pupils. - Board can be bid in respectable families, at from six to eight dollars per month. Br or otrfe'r of the Trnsiees, . JOHN McRORIE.Sec'ry. November 13, 1840 5w 16 he may be permitted to wlicil public favour and -M-niirm iA-fcikliiie: and .willfbe indulged, in . i - . '. W I ' J "ill- saying tbat fiei nS enjoy i ne Bu.-s-- forded to the 'attainment of suncrfonijMn his hi,c;ni hniti m Earime and America 15 years in EeTope, andl JO in America. Me employs cone but the btsix workmen, and woo Id have it particularly remflCQbered,ihal heirarrflnfeTe rr thing done io his shop. -- With his miosttrespectful bow, he leaves tits sblicitations with Republic, and feeb flattered wiib the bupeiuatihe nTj2rfl??ii,iS" on. ! .CHARLES FOWLER. Lexington, Apr) 3. J840. Iy46 -v ( NEW ES!TABtIS'MEKT 't' WARE MANUFACTORY. THE Sobscripers woold respectfully inform the citizens of Concord and its vicinity, that thef have pnrchased from John Clark ail his S TOOK and TOOLS connected with Tin and Sheet Iron Harness, and are now prepaied lo manufacture alii articles in their line, which they offer at wholesale or retail at the most rea sonable terms, ah confidently assore their cus tomers that they j ban depend on having ordsr executed belter arid with less delay than they have ever been put up heretofore. The sobscri bers flatter themselves that their artielrs 6hall be interior Urhooej in the State, and request the tavor of a call. Their Shop for the present is in the tear of Aliifon Moss' and diicctly opposite Col. Barringer's office. , N. B. The attention of the public is particu larly invited io -the subscribers plan of roof ing, which can bl seen on the Salisbury Cotton Factory. 1 1 - p. S. Pewter, I-ad and Copper taken in barter. ' i ' J ! TAYLOR & ELKINS. Concord, Jrte 12, 1840 tf46 Geography and tica, with their several Empires, Kingdoms, ?, Territories &?. The whole embellished r PROCLAMATION Tfro JWXDRED DOLL'S. REWARD. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. BV HIS ; EXCELLENCY EDWiRD B. DUDLEY, ' ; .-. - KOVEUNOR. &C. ' ,; ") ' -, jTo all trhom these presents shall come greeting: "UTSTHEREAS it bas been oflicially eported . v f " to this department, that on the X3ih dav nf November, 1830, one JKallian Lambeth, of umason i coonty, to this State, was sop beaten, bruised a'tid mairnod that be died ; and Whereas one , JOHN GOSS stands charged Wlh the commission of said deed; and whereas Lee IVhartonJlbner Ward, Alexander VRishop Joshua Deer and Hype . Skceti were present, aiding and abetting-and maintaining satd John Goss ifi the perpetration of said felony : and whereas said offenders have, fled and gecreied themselves from the regular operations' fof the Law and Justice . Now, therefore, to the end that the said John Goss and his accomplices in the murder may Itj brought tn trial. I ave tliooghl proper to issue ihtu my Proclamation, offering a reward.jdf Two Jiandred LMlars fur the. apprehension of itjie said vonn uos3, and a fortber reward of One dred ljollars each, forone or either of hisj plices,; tony person or persons who will hend, or cause to be apprehended, any idr all of the offoodersand logiiiTes aforesaid, and ton fine ibem.br enher of them, in ihe Jail, crj deliver them, or either of them, to the SherilTorDivid sua uipuniy.io ma. Mate aforesaid. Atid 1 do. S?'':.?,?' reT"" a Officers, wheibei Civil-jjr Military, within this State to ho their b?st exertions io apprehend, or cause 4 be ap prehendfd, the figiiive.s and offenders aforesaid. Given-tinder my hand as Governor and r. s the Great Spal of the State of North Carolina. Dun e at our City of Ra Raloigh, this the 20th day of October. 1 1340. . 1! - -K : EDWARD B. DUDLEY. liy Lommand. C. C. Battle, Private Secretary. Discretion of the Offenders naimd ine abovi I i rociamatioa : ! JOHN GOSS is abujt 35 ypars oldU5 feet, 9 or 10 inches high, dark complexion, 4rk curly hair, and has soaie spcks of gunpowder in his face atom made and quick of speech.! Lee Wharton is ab-iut 23 years oldr feet 8 or V mcbes hgh,4,r hair and complex .oo, bis fe teeth bawd aud wide apart, large eyebrows, a down Jook. vu.ee nne. sln srv,L- .-Ji-s MUeheWs ATLAS; a rjefw Geography and Atlas, for the use of chools and private learners in fact for all wb0 inay wish to readhistoTy, and to have it in the family. A complete System of modern Geography comprising a description of the present state bf the world and its five great divisions, Europe, Asia, Africa, America, and Ocean States by numerous Engravings of various interesting objects of Natbretaind Art j together with repre sentations of remarkable and noted events, sim plified and adapted to the capacity of any, ill us trated by an Atlas! bf 16, maps drawn Scengtaved to accompany: the work, most tastefully and carefully colon i ed jsnd elegantly pot ,np- The whole wotk is fieaily done The publishers have receivedj numerous testimonials in favour of the Geogra phi 'from Teachers and others in various parts of tie Union. Theie are so many, they would make a pamphlet, we would make a pampniet, we wpuia select some oi tnem ; out ihey are too lorgjfor a newspaper advertisement We do most earnestly solicit a critical examina of the work by all may feel ac interest in plac tng before youth i correct Geography. There is, also an outline Atlas which can accompany the Geography, the maps of which are not col ouredbui calculated to aid the learner. ICS' Just Calf at No. 1, Cheap side, Fayette yille St., where you may find the above work;. together with evpry new publication of the day, and many rare works of older times ! TURNER &, HUGHES. Rale, igh Jan. II, 1340. . Hon- accom appre- ITHW 270VHXS. DAMSEL of ;Darien, by the author of Yem masse, &ci The adventures of an After ney in search of nnctice, by the author of ' The adventures of a gentleman in search of a horse." 2 Vols. Ihe man about Taw n, by Cornelius veoD0. wan uarreii.or the uipsy Mother, bv the aulhor of Tfie Squire, 4c. Charles Tyr rell, or the Witterf Blood, by James I be Gn tlemen of the Old School, by James, aulhor of the Robber, rc.-4-J ost received at TURNER & HUGHES' - I 1 N. Carolina Book Store. : 'i , .a North Carolina Book Store. Valuable works on J armiow, Gardening, Bota ny, Catll4 Ofchards and the Grape Vine, etc. etc- - ' s; Ihe completef; Farmer, American Gardner, r lortst Gmde, The Green House, Brideman's Gardener's Assistant, Loudon's Encyclopedia of uaraeninsr, Arioj. vinemaKing, Memoirs of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Society, Treatise on Cattle, their breed, management, frc. Farmers' Own Book, Mowbry on Poultry, History of the Horse, New American Orchardist, Ornamental, Trees, FarmersRe2isier, complete as far as pub lished, Masons'n Farrier improved. Loudon's Encyclopedia of? Agriculture ; toge'htr with a splendid collectiln of B ioks in every department of Literature, fir! sale at reduced prices by S TURNER Si HUGHES. Raleigh Ma 6. N. B. Book Iltfidingr done with neatness and despatch, at thl N. C. Book Store. ed M MocksVitte, JV C. - v. THOMAS FOSTER K -i ... . . . INFORMS the public tuat ne dm remuveu from his former island, lo his new buildings on the public square, in the a, own oi iuock- :ii. u. tfitl ntinnA to keen a vine, wueio ui House ot mntertaUtment. His House isroomy and commodioos; attach hieh Are SIX COMFORTABLE OF FICES for (rentlemen of the Bar, all conven ient to the Court House; I he subscucei pledg es! himself to trie most diligettt exertions, to give eoiicfaniinn to siiehiks mav call on him. His TABLE, BAR & STABLER are provided in the best manner that the country will afford, arid his servants are faithful and prompt. Jan 26. 1839-U26 Anthonys Scries of Classical Works bf) Schools and Colleges. FIRST Lessons in Latin, first Lessons : in Greek: a! Grammar of the Greek Lat- tfuage; a oysiem oi vrees jtiossouj vkmi CommeDtaries on tbe uanc war; oaiiosis Jbswithine War, with iLngraved Notes Se lect Orations of Cieero with Engraving, Sec; Works of Horace, with Notes,oc.; Jacob's Greek Reader, with Notes, Critical, and a Classical Dictionary, wUh (Votes explanatory, in 1 Vol. Royal 8 vo. (neatly ready.) The above valuable Works are for sale at the North Carolina! Boek Stara, by TURNER & HUGHES- Raleigh, Aug. 28, 1840 tf6 ft- v , ar IN pursuance of an order ortne coon ot rw and QnatterSassioos for, the county Ca aarrus, made at Octobor Sessions, 1840 , I. will 9 ' aap- i i the"prdpertyf ihe estate of James G. Spears, deceased, on a credit of six months, at the Couil House dour in the Town ol Concord, N. V- o it... firii tav nf .lanoarv. 1341. Among the nombet ordered Jo be sold, ts a boy, GREEK, about 20 years old, wtro has been raised a cook, and is said trbe one of the rti hvWi unoihtr bof. DICK, nag boen raifr- ed a house servant, both of which Negroes have been hired at the noteis in oausoury oi yearsjwhere their characters can be had for honesty, c ' CYJYTHli. a negro woman. tin is wood Couk. Ironer and Washer. HJIH1 a tikelv girl, about 12 years old, yellow complected and very smart. The other Six are men and boys from 15 lo 20 years of age, of aood character and as likely as any other lot of oeoroei in the State of the same number; KIAH P. HARRIS, Exe'r. of James G. Spears, dee'd. Nov. 13, 1840-7 w 16 Mrs. S. i i- RESPECTFULLY requests those indebted to her, to call and settle the same. There are many who have accounts with her of sever al years standing, nd to them she especially directs this request. N. B. Mrs. P, will take a yaong girl from 10 to 12 years old,: as an apprentice to the Mil linery Business, if early application be made: No one bat those! of( respectability need apply. Salisbury, September 25, 1840. i ' - i i i j . . i Wive Hollars Reward ! ; !':! ... . ' r HlHE-5obscrb?r will given the above reward JL for the repery of a large calf-skin pocket book with its contents, which h lost on Toes day the 3d instant j somewhere in the streets of Salisbury, or the great road leading from that Town to Bringle's Ferry. It contained $37 in bank note, which he cannot describe with cer tainty. There were one 20 and one $2 bills loose in the book, besides $15 of North Carolina mo ney, which was swapped in a pieco of paper. The $20 bill he thinks was also North Carolina money. TheJpJiia1so contained several execo tions in fax dej fjorj &iMTm:M iMo.-tf Attachment and Guar- nishee. nt a n n stt n n tt tvm vADAnriUo tiwuii ii. Cowrf of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, October 1 Sessions, 1840 Ktah P. Harris assi Jos. F. Reid and John Still, Jnn. T appearins to the satisfaction of the-Conrt, that Jos. F. Reid, one of the defendants in this case is not an inhabitant of thisState ; or dered by the conrt, that publication be made for six weeks in the jCarolioa Wafchmao, printed in Salisbury,! notifying the said Joseph F. Reid to be and appear at the Court House, in the Town of Concord, on the third monday in January next to plead, replevy or demnrTor the property levied ohj will be sold to satisfy the plaintiff's demands. Witness, Kiah P. Harris, Clerk of oaFsaid Coort at Concord, the 3d monday in October 1840, and ihe 65th year of oor Independence. I WitnessUKIAU P HARRIS, elk. Nov 27 6;wjl8t-Printers fee $5 50 t5r. H'omacJ;, himself permanently JOr. James ill! locaiea ntmseit permanent I v in the Tiwniof Salisborv. lenders his servi ceS to "Hs Cittzensj and the adjacent country, in! all; the varioui branches of his Profession. He i-aii ue iuulo ai uis ouice on main street one floor below the office of the Western Carolinian June 26, 1840-ly LADIES' FASHIONS j FOR THE FALll AND WINTER I W0 4. 11 Abner W ard is about 53 years old, ind 5 feet 6 inches high, stoop shouldered, fair complexion, bloe yes, soft spoken and grey-headedj. Jiishua Deer is about 28 years old, u feet S or 9'!oif.e hiSb fair skin, blue eyes, spire made, thin jvisage, quick spoken, hair dark colored, i Alexander Bishop is about 25 Years old, fair and palo complected, sandy coloted hair, q ne spoivena ieet u or 7 inches inland dark eye. " " ij - .. If pe H Skeen is about 35years Jld,5 feet j or v incnes ntgu, iair complcction and dark: hair an.J chunky made, and s ordinary way when spoken to. October 50 tf, mil lace, peaks in the THE Subscriber informs the public, that she has jtisi jreceived through the Nor; hern Cities the latest and most approved LONDON ic.PARI8.IAN FASHIONS, And is prepared to execute orders in ihe most stylish and ssltfKactory manner. Work sent 6om a distance shall be carefully put up and lorvvarce J. 11 S. D. PENDLETON. fCP A fw Bonnets, Caps, Torbans, and other articles. Will be kept on hand for sale. S Mrs. S.lP. is also-prepared io execute Crimping arid ff luting on reasonable terms. Salisbury J November 6, 1840. Salisburv Or. LEA1DER KILLIAN, RESPEqi'FfULLY offers his professiona services toil he citizens of Salisburv am surrounding country. His W est's new brick building, nearly arid W. Murphy' store. August 30, lS39tf5 Oflice is in nd Mr. opposite J .ovtfi titoltuit, MECKLENBURG COUNTft Term, NOTICE.- rifl HE Subscriber having been qualified as JL an Executor of Joseph Williams, sen. de ceased at November Term, 1840, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims or de mands! of anv kiod asrainst the Estate, to pre sent litem for payment within the time prescrib ed by jaw, otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All those indebted to the Estate! are: requested to make payment immedi ately, or their notes and( accounts will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection, ROBERT WILLIAMS, Jfix r. Nov. 27, 1840-8wl8 4.". f T URSUANT'id Decree of ihe Court; of JL- Eqaiiy for Rowan? County, the ;Clerk'ad Mister v ill selLat the, Court House: in Salis bury, on the first day of January next, a Tract of Land containing ; '9 adjoining the Lands of feollomon tiall and Wil liam Hail. Alsu. a- ; r-.i i V ared about 45 years, both beliingipgr io Reese Johnston, an Idiot. - i . -t " V y ; 1 , A crelitof Twelre months will be allowed and bond with good security for the purchase money required on the day of Sale v ' t -SAML. SILLIMAN, c.m.k. Dec 4, 1840-5WI9 - ! State of Jlortn (SavoUun, DAVIDS OJY UOUJyTJT. - ;t Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Novem ber Term, 1840, , . ? , State to the use of ousanoa uavis, t A.-timpIt. vs Alexander Smith, IT appearing to the satisfaction of the .Court, that. thejDefendant is not within reach of the ordinary process of the law. U is therelore, or dered, that publication be made for six weeks in the Carolina Watchman, for the said Alexan der Smith, to appear before thd Justices "of our Court of Pleas and Quarter 1 Sessions, at the next Court, to be held for said cqunty at',the Courthouse in Lexington, on the 2d monday io February next, and replevy, or Judgment rpro nnnCDn will h 0ntard arainit him. and lh wmiig'M) " . . " - " " i property levied on, condemned to the satisfaction oi me piamuu oemanaa. pi- C HAS. MOCK, c c c. Dac 4. 1840 6 w 19 Printer's fe5 50 NOTICE To Jl Members of the approach ing General assembly THE-Subscriber won!d respectfully inform Members elect to the Legislature that he is prepared lo . accommodate comfortably with Board and Lodging, from SO to 40 of theit Body having rented 10 rooms io the capacious Brick Building of Mrr B. B. Smith, where the last Session nf the Le- gtsturei was held, if will be in my power to fur nish eligible rooms to those who apply, early. - N.B. Having engaged theservtces of Mr William Howard of Salisbury, whose talents in this line are well known, to attend to the gen era) management of the Hotel, he flatters him self rhat every thing will be so conducted as to give general satisfaction. DANIEL MUKKAY. Raleigh, Nov. 13, 1840 tf!6 BJ H W PAS EI OETS FOR THE ' FAZ,lJ & U"1VTJER R1 Administrator's Notice. THE Sohscriber having qualified as Admin ' istrator of the Estate of Joseph Cowan, deceased, will offer for sale at the late residence of said Joseph Cowan, on the 5th day of Jao: uary 1841, S4 rJS'Ef&KOBSl Being Men Women and Children, f - ALSO- CATTEE, MiogSi Cotton Corn, Ryc9 Oats, Fodder, Bay, j Farming Tools, Household and Kitcthen Fur j niture, with various other articles too tedions to men tion. A credit of nine months will be allowed upon givihir bond and approved security for the po i chase money for all sums under five dollarsrr cash. i All persons indebted to said estate are rcques ted to make immediate payment, as the condi tion of the estate will nol admit longer indul gence and all persons having claims against the same arer requested to present them for set tlement ct payment within legal time or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. ! JOHJV F. COJFAA, Adm'r. Nov 13, 1840816 ' JYM n JE TVEEEER r; A LIKBljtNEGRQ GIRL, 13 or twenty HjL years bfze.Applv to JOHN MURPHY. Qet. 9, 1840 3uilf Sup trior Cofyrl of JjQW, August ! 1 1840.- Alexander J. McLenahan" tt Peiition for Divorce. Sarah McLenahan. j appearing fto the satisfaction of the Coort. that the! Defendant. Sarah Mel not an inhabitant of ibis State, It is tlterefore Or ltrlt that rnkl Tin lhi f'.harlLni Innrna! r,A r,r..i;. man, that he slid Sarah McLenahan ajpear al o'ir next Superior Court of Law, to beeld for itie Cooniy of Secfclenbt.r, at the Coort House in Char!oit0, o the 3rd Monday in February, 1841, and anspr, or sa?d petition will be heard ex parte and judgment aarJed accordinojj. Witness, JeriingB. Krrr, Clerk of our said Superior Council Charlotte, the 3rd-Monday m August, A. p. 1840, and the 65th year of American Ifidependf ore. i J. B. KERR, a S. C. Oct. 23; 1340 Sinlo-Pilntey fee $11 25 THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE MOVED HIS SHOP TO THE BVILDLVG FORMERLY 1 KNOWN AS THE POST OFFICE, Continues to keep on hand a good assortment atches and Lhains, Silver Spoons and Pencils, Musical Boxes and SUeer Jliimbles, Breast Pins and Kings, Rodgers' Pocket and Pen Knives, And all other articles in his line. CEOCKS & WATCHES iiepmreu imneoesi manner, and warranted for tvvelve njonlbs. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for articles purchased, oiwyment ' m DAVID L. POOL. Salisbbry, June 7, 1339-5tf45 WANTED fill AD"ultK.be mostof them io oik above ground. Liberal wa- ,rn r. S3 wiH be giver, by the Washing Mining Company. simaieH in n.-;j- iHt099 Ean and preirr'ed lSf ,he " e I? i u 056 mOSl f ,udinS ,h-ir rnpfoy- "SrlO Of all dticripihns fbr sah al this Office, BORAGE' H. BEARD, ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and ihe nublic,4hat be still carries on the T Al LORING BUSINESS at his old stand on main street, nexi door to the Arjothecaiv'Slore. He --- , r t is ever ready to execute the orders of bis cTts torn ers in a slvle and manner not i surpassed by any workman in the Western Dai t of the Slate. He is in the regular receipt of the latesi London and New York FASHIONS, and prepared to ac- the tastes of ihe fashionable at , all Cutting garments of all kinds attended to promptly and the latest pashions turntshed at all times to country tailors, and instructions given in cutting. , ; . l: Salisbury, JVou. 184U .ljsea (Dalill aimai Sa?o TH E Subscriber would respectfully inform bis friends and customers, that he has re moved to the house next door to George1 W. Brown's Store, where he intends keeping an as sortment of ! .. ; GROGHBJBS ; misti m Molasses, j Sugars Coffee, - Salt, k f ' Powder. and Shot, Snuff, SfC. ' . E1QVORS of all sorts such as French Brandy, Holland Gin, Malaga and Teneriffe TVine, Champaign, Muscat, ; Lemon Syrup, c. Also, an assortment of . . CANDIED, And other things in his line too tedious lo men Non, which can be bought for cash as cheap as any other place in Salisbury. NOAH ROBERTS. March 20, 1840 tf34 JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALEl WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, 15 Hhds Sugar, 75 Bags Coffee, 1000, lbs Loaf Sugar, 2500 lbs Cheese, 54 pieces Bagging, 30 Coils Rope, 75 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes, 1000 lbs Spring Steel, S3 pr. Elliptic Springs, 1 J 75 Kegs WTite Lead, 50 Grindstones, 50 Boxes G'ass 8 by lOand 10 by 1 12 Blacksmiths Bellows, 12 do Vices, . 10 'do Anvils, 1 18 pieces black and col d Merinoes, -337 do Calicoes, 150 dozn cotton Handkerchiefs, 480 pieces brown and black Domestic, ' ; 65 do black and col'd Cambrics, 23 do CloihsandSattinetts, 22 do Kentucky Janes, 23 do FlannHs, . . 265 8 4 and 9-4 Blankets, : 375 dozen Spool Thread, 16 cases Hals, 260 Men's and Boys Caps, . , , 1000 lbs Hemlock soal Leather, 9 dozen calf Skins; . ---I-..-- 50 pa. bleached and brown Drills, ' Nov.27. 184a ByJVV MUHY- Meihir ks I And am again a ' Of air ibat trep..' Unusual odi ar : nTVJE nnrr'tc Ji Suited tr.:.. Pills, durlir g a ; the numerous C- hey have psif uals whom the? . table death, af;fr ncurable bv tU jnstify Dr. 11:- Vegetable Lnivc conscieniintKiy T, notice ot ihe p. - Dr. Brandrn!, this truth.t hit I . of purity in wl.U oi-lhQ b-jdy bci: ; from the fej t Ifior In IliO niritti of the body be r.. '.herefore, 'he rr. a question of r.j ; Vidoal -'Hut CraJr;: rifiers of the IK it is considered sent very extern, merit, proved ! y haje accomplis!.; ' The pecuiior r prising thtrit c( erful, acycordinix 1 ting fivjid. On a V1IIU 19 UHIJ ri.ii' be scarcely felt plaint be chtur.;:, ranged, the tlT.c: erful. until hf s-- most villalpcl r plished4 duse sl. evacuations daily and theconstitu: health and rc;. fi . .i jiills, is proof j . beneficial r effect. J.. 1I -L - uu an mio ran t svmnicm cf th; human frarr.n i the blood or in ihe fluids. Tl. lure" to all sL. human body ; yt are so bad, and v laled, that all ' temporary rtli: f, . . j .. ing circurustar,'. uiusi every cu. unavailing, l.a. happiness by t!i i return thank? public for the w him, and he In., as he has ever favors. Dr. Drancrc sciiber's Boot z Market Main f.r Pills can be cbt.v fc. i - k '. . . -. SLJ-Agtliii i Agents are a; State, for the SO3 Each of agency, sirt ; Ttie following Medicine. PeBdleton Dn Hargrave, Gn;! Joseph H. Siet ! h. U. Smith, t': J. & I. S. Gib F. K. Aimsin.; N. D. Hunt, J. Thos. D. ICfllv, W.ii.n-I. a. M- R. C. Peatsuri, Melntire &. W: ro. N. C. H. Scheuck, Gj " Carolina. P A ll.t-i. & f Carolina. Stockton St II r; Carolina. Ytun; BaiN-T John Husscy, 1) ' October 2J, 1 Ftp HE Sabfcr. , K Friends a, fntpnda in 1 li - shup in Saltst'ir room directly of the house of Dr. I. Shaver and j : ' In addition ( carry on - the varieties ccrii:. makinrr Si-cc:. Ware. He bfgs to a attention to U: tille hitn lo'.f z: hit. Nov. 13-tfl f o s: ' CALL AD ; by account, ( vl r earnestly nq1'- tin' 1 1 o fi re t i r! .' peel to settle v ; It L . 1 iiut aai u a 1 hi.. MING desirous of embarking in another ba- Clna I - CT . I .... .o-. , nuw IHier ir,R MMh iehtn.nl ..t Wilmington Advertiser for sale I do not know of a more eligible situation for persons desirous of embarking in the prinlir ba siness, than Wilmington, Norih Carolina. " I erms accommodating. Applications most be P,d- F. C. HILL. To Watch & Clock Repairers I HIE Subscriber, wishes to em JL ploy a Watch and Clock Re pairer, to whom he will cive con. stant work and good wages. , . None but those of sober and' industrious habit need apply. -. - DAVID L. POOL. Salisbury, Oct." S3, 1840 Kir; m fore Any Horse, will lc r. Salisbury , N To Jou: itpKNE or f ' tain c(.r. by immediate ; ; Lexlncrtorj, dbT: HAVING r cotjd door i f . opposite M. V: Ins profs-jinr. .1 frlliihuT':. .