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LEGISLATURE 01' X CAROLINA.
SENATE Zfcc 10.-.
' I'Ur i,.l,:a:nrt imc!, r S.-..
u w n-J .v u - t.ljisui 1 1 UIU
-acted to-dayi except the rejection of the bill to
the t me of holding elections for Cover-
nor. membcrof Coiress
nor, memroi uoiyress, t, ... -
the HOUSE.
ti.- cnT.;. ftf,i.
p 1aIt1i o m 1 , tv 1 '77"
S?UTi r "S.io.H
tnenim 8ipc $ ana recommend that the State
' .Somelnieasurono secareitlG
I jrK Atkih Introduced the fbUowing Preamble
nocAlntinn ... :. I . - I
It tr.T,s.'! J . -
Muron 01 annexing me ier-
ruii vMcuyjic OJ xexas ir mat 01 ine
United Stated is one in which the beonlo of N.
faro una tee a deep andMbidinff interest and
osuallv Linjjfvyo Stajtea together, descended from
we wmo iwcpsiorf .ana reareu under similar
Institutionshrefore, ; ,1 'v... ,',- -
I lUolteM My. thej General Assembly of the
Slate of Niith Carolina, that the Territory of
T"M 0XSS t6 be Annexed to the United States
as soon as fpracucapic, provided, the same can
be eflcctcd KJthout any CQmpromise of the rights,
interest and honor of the Union. - '. v
; 3lrv ScaSTTiioved that the PreamW nnr?
Resolution be printed and.made the order of the
Udj mji : a uujsujiy weCK.
'1 1 . s i" " . . . .
f. f i"u siiiu, ne naa no idea ot
mttsz
E9lu.ioh,rid tbrirefira moved it. Jnd.fcta
uwuiofii j . i ag nair , ruiea this motion
MrViPuryiM if hi f ofder.ioved to lav it rm
the table untU the fourth of March next. '
iur.f 1 noma VVlIs6n.mftrH trt amanA
notion by riieMn
the; Preamble and" Resolu-
thiV Motion
a discussion arose, which .
promised af HHtrto
butwassrtbjrthe firmness of the Whigs,
a reSlSIlDS ail motions fiir nriiniirnrnAnt -nnA I
, J . - . . " .. - I
i And oppolby Messrs. HaughtonTPoIridex.
her, liarriv Mills, Paine, of Chowan, Payne of
DaWdsbn, Guthrie and Littleiohn. on thin f
of the WhigsJ jl ' X.. X,.. ..t
-he then tuhidto Mr. Shepard, and address
U m ciuiry 10 nim. wtiereupon, Mr.
rJ.stated,traf:helhotii;ht the texarauetion
i..jt. vl-LOll." ".u.u6n,.inlfa question
tcTlherr ouL in the W a.
r r'T? fi T . r 10 entertain the spirit, irrhe consolation of interchantrinir IT? "
'nts of tha; Resolution. y v5nU if V" e?nangwg' dations in
fu ria ikui t L - , - ? lme aimselL and lallen as wpro tko Ur
uiw i.a a ui lllCi JAfirnH r .- ' ? - I
iipmra 1 nn rA ta o ,n - ni. u I i t uiiif vvilii wppninrr it n n . L. i .
"r ? ""t ur jxausnum rose f r. rv ir .-if wtj r""& iue uqjv moae 1 r
said, he 'did no intend to prolong tho rJis. P Wsfprtune.had left him to throw off . 5 T,V yesterda ln con8ld-
assion- buf itnerelyjrose ta address an enquiry thp presue from his heart. Whi" or e"ng & moUon of Mr' Bigga of Martin' to a.
0 the demoeiic side of the: House, and that Droocikt jnrefe alike affected by this touch- me"d the Journal of tho Senate by jstriking out
wis, whelhel jhey insisted that the ecentire- ingilpcctaclef of sorrow v N,V.A all that portion of it fexcentthA Rj.nl.itL-. f
II V iM,l,i6inrK?ru 10 100 1 exas question 1 zens dispersed
ii. here paused for a reolv reccivinr nnn u4.0(k!n. ifUJ
WSWureM,U,-01i ;wTT , " r LMt mUhd upon theirvelids aS .W
AaMm'tyn proceeded, by saving, it
4ummeu, wiem DV tne ffent emnn fVnm Woto
"X&npm jno people ot the State have
ne. on tne toiner hand, it it in;tfH l.v iK
fiat'
pa
Dtlemah forri- flnrhhprlan1 f- '4
wjrpm Cjambilahd be right, our constitti
tihatf dided aiainst it, and vet we. their
, i-'"eniaUyQ3t are asked by this.JlesoIution to
i ,'. 7 7" rii'M" nit.uu.it vtuiuiums or inetr
w iuf. ir me fren fm.in tmm WoL-a i.A
Jtit, lhen tve aro reauested hv the nRsnlntinn
teBectthepiaiori of our constituents on this
Y", wh0rf if is admdled that we are utterlv
'a Kifi$ iaaz opinion ts. -
tte debate was hnrn rut nffliv th .Qnair'A'.
ncmgifhejhouit of 12 having arrived, the
fwould: Iproced to the election of four
ms ot the Un rers tv. - "
After whih the debate
IM and continued to a late hour, when the
uwvu. was rejected Y allowing vote :
IfO Mossrs. AHam. Ha
? 'r ftff 1 ;BPrein i Caldwell, Cherry,
r' Cochran, Credle, Davenport,
JrNfagg. FaucetL Foy, - Gambill,
Wr"sJIaughton, Keener, Leathers, Lit-
j-na,' Locke 'f Lord. Mebane. Rf illr. Milt1.
fSH W?!?' C. LjPkyne,Perkins,
n uViueier'il rent,s8. 1'uryear, ' Reid,
me, 1. IfX Robinson. Rnh at.u
e$srs. i Atkins, Beanian. Brime.
- ; .
ton. Ilkwltin. ITova T.1,- .
l- i V " 5' ' V vaou" ones,
1, 7irk,emnjqrH angum3Iartin, Mitch-
.rW
lint!-. ! Ti" !. f 1 .' ' . 1
ivegan, inhardt, Richardson, II. II.
ShepardStbnc'Street,
Aillsbn, N. .Wilsohi W
Woodward
Ou
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commence
tfi? . fi fusions irora and alter, Wed
i&fM rtiocate presented by tl
CkNPI on Monday, the 18lh
kl f ! Is the Certificate bv hi
iio j)ir??e,htH reported the following
it SlfW were read, and on motion
rWrtificate of the'Senator
& hlmint")duced the Se.
.Jfekt. .i $id-i i ' .-i.:' .
been
tnus
1'.
.va, irpgqen, wrown, Callowayf Collins,
faiharrt Ji G.i Dickson; Dunn, Edwards,
rv lemming itfravesf Gulhriei Hamrick.
vicinity; :
S la!i-r tThat inasmuch as no evi-
WJrP. ef ?d before . the' Committee
; , TO Otoe j person inthetrnn!i.f:AA
days
fVg&A hnelf, hai either heeir
Pwurci i to be dme or was
from
rode
o.m'T8 nt genuine, and
the
1
mtroT&X:!??1:1 awresaia, tne
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n, ,?-!9,,- Vaca-. : .hQ;-PWners of j.the' two horses" 'meeting .. article .of the Constitution' which declared
" X' -1 -X'-'Sx: j shortly tift cri the matter was explained, i that no moneys shall be drawn out of the
M:-. ' r7..- . V'v.i : h!P!:4l7.- -.
; j; p - -
U The Whig's and Democrats
and parish ot Natchitoches (in Louisiana)
"Jz TP "M"9-" 'uuicives, previous to
I the rresulcntial election--. t.ri nmnnr -.ih
I ! t: ! i t ( " J' - w
r-riT7 munition tq tire two hundred
HrfttXeFSrC ? 'i001 X? su.ccessful
r. . T " i,-1 f "p. two par- w ccu m uimensionsj any known
.,es. weiwUhin. a'fe w yarfs of one ario051 of Egyptian or;;Peiian archil
I"' jndi)m their summits; the banners
r :rraWF w.? !"f.auicuin grace-
lui, aailiance with the winds of heaven w
tjf plated: that-upon the result of
if iL y 0--vuwum uc urea,
SW? Jh1 Aan?ep' of the defeated nartv
ground ; that
done, the tiring oft Vif iom: a
hnndrpr! jln1 !,- r , . .
t,: rr " v Buouia De resumed.
j r Mr IUiC"&enc oi Mr. rolks e-
lectiort reached Natehit.rvhA hnfhn:
assemt
Jf the
LIei)e ever reigned over the citadel
Ihe dearJ.i Thrr-firincrvv tW
! 4 I 17 .1-1 . y vuwtiu-.
uea!nthut lurtber demonstration on the
ipac oi Jiiemocrats or an exultin
cha-
WqterL
ii
-
an
bam
tbr ltt
na . . --"O a
rrrw ".m.micu uiscoverca with his
lace tfiurifiiri m thi fnw-nf i , fn
a disbharere of the thirtppn mn. ti
3 bWldinjr hkrd bvhe nt "i y4WCUfc
arbbt seen asraio? until the firing J means ot
gsi
3" U'S "a C.0I?P0S1. '
pnntiner offices of tb villnrro
andj had einbraced. the Whig cause with and I fear she will not, which niakes a dis
the ardor -peculiar to the fervid sensihili- consolate house " r , . t ! !
ties of fthaLbefeft class of
iemi"if-hiS- "o longer to
. j "T'e ,u luc air tnere was
nja-Qeed for dne like him at-the meeting 1
iui" Mi"" cannon-peaied-its thunders
npr agffraate his griefs Nor could tL
ronrfnlanfXJ fw.i.Jz, i. i i . ' - I
i i , i i i . -. - w ,u3 ui uueu i
mseii, and iallen as wok tho unnA
ili J . -t - . ... W uwuco
WW waned his bosom with the
Jf expectation. When he rais-
a hiis head from the flag, tears were cours.
'"Siqoivn is cjieeks, and hisyes were
1 . : r . ! -;-'v wio
rb him in any way. The citi-
each to his own home, and
from svmnithv fni. f-l.
. i a i- . . TJ, 1
:JiLJ: UJm. .." w
'"Hrr iinomes OI man,' or a prone-
negs bf.thelhea.rt tn i.flrk C
MT.Fhig brushe4 away the dew-
ed Upon the speechless
sPfPffkQn mute. N. O. Picayune.
I ti
JloiiorW Mobile The valiant WhJr
of PwMt11 110 wise daunted by the dis-
usirmis result 01 the PrpiHntioi
wlf! lyl00 Monday, the 2nd instant,
anfl l&rnel the charter election of that
II i I SE i . - v.vy iinwi vivl, Llllll.
?lt & an yf whelming, majority. They
Httvq piFaeu a vvniir flavor, an pntim
TTTt T lt ... 1 w T ' v
Council, and ten out of the fnn
Alderiinen The average Whig majority
is aboht five hundred 1 . -. J J
strikes us as verv stranfro.
1 ! 1 -
nowqver, in
:-ii-s-.A.
is ciecuon, 10 wit, tne smaii-
ness p
hlSdent
ino rrcsidential election. Can our
""Ti HT. i-i.n B v'wai ciucuuh. van our
comborrorthe Advertiser tell us what
has become? o the remainder of the loco-
foco farces! .Were they too expensive to
keep an hand longer I Or did they evap- ta
orate test prosecutions should be commenc- 1
ea against tnern for what they did at the to
last eiee"OJ i-ft-Augusta Sentinel.
JaslSHtimilton. e are n nit .
fonisd,toedhur cotemporary of the Sa
vannah" Republican and his corresDon-
attachirig so much apparent impor-
tance to what! Gov. Hamilton said in hf
speeca to ,'the Democracy in: Monument
fcquaip abpijt Ir. Clay the more so when
we Iriflect Ihat hisf. ,Ex-Excellencv,, is
runivejrsall admitted to" partake so much
oi the proeirtie of the bladder, as to re-'
quire Jtp be firsjtlinflated and then kicked
to givji him Snoflce. Indeed so little cbri
sequeihice is attached. to his opinions upon
any subject Jtbrlhe has. been on nil
Pflf11 Milical questions, that but for
- ti&;pnffing,of the.locofbco
?n4hlconsequent:kickingof the
igHi he tfouklimmediatftl v
bu afiother word for changeling. Augus
ta Senltnel. M t. , 4- - ,
Gotervorof iSbuth Carolina Trl tj
V !Iuan Aiifenj was, on the 7th instant
.17 "uveraor. oi oouth Carolina, on
yelrnbr on the Bfst ballot the
y4vi;K I ' ' r;: k
mThe irtic e in our
No Carndmille Society.
credited to the lialeip 1?,
Quick
,8 rrt - . I -r.
f !p"'ifjv jcM'';sAyourieri s cenain vaults ana saicas rc4uireu io oe
taicls ihe dbinfrsbf a chn irt tW ahniMmo t.lT
chron
r , in it- o j.-- " i
?Smart
Aj fellow. landed here W fiw constitute thftTrksnrv of the II. 5?t.tt.
since! irbm a steamboat took a hrirse Tn
Mr. Cregier's rack, at the landing, Adams and others, if the bill marie these
him up to Philip SislofTs mill, traded buildings, and safes, and vaults " th Trea-
i v" anoFner norse and took sury ..of the United States," the Treasury
.last obtaihed-horse back to Crefffer's could be nowhere else : arid therefore nW
I rica; A letter tmhlishpri
-Intelligencer, from Mr. Pickett, U. States
. -" auues mai .juafre ieitd
"as lately discoverer! nt rVnUrt ; t ui
I wt.au, w, ; A ij 111(3
01 hicnopozas, the j remains of
n,.g 01 SUJC? rdinary magnitude
ltui ? The form, toHhe strlucture va
"uswr.:. size ; was. monl
"rous. It appears to have been used as
tomb , buheer it was P
.t -7 ' v"" piuiwufm inysiervi
The workmanship is described ai verv e!i
f pnt, and the ingenuity and solidity of
I the tpnnlo iintn.. J - It. . ! , .
thnt it 1 ;:i . T V . ? T i
w, T" nave Deen erectea Dy, a peo-
" ovancea in civilization.
? ,y- - r
It
f' imsonian Bequest. AX this time,
the interest due to the Smithsonian Be
quest f und, by the Treasurer of the Uni-
,000, and thei
! will Ihe af
patter for earnest, discussion during the
session of Congress, as to
he best
applying this money,
i iinM7 i u .
"it'i !.?n.swer' "4?dl. neighbor, the
case is nitiful
Thk Jw,.H. V. Herschell, i U to
says, tne Jews live in a part of i the city
caI1.ed the Ghetto, closed in by two iates. at
, u . wn,ca 8tands a sentinel: and so-strict.
Jiber oveiflowed many of their houses' a short
lime Since, the Riiffftrpra wflro j
. - s - r-
otiDiam even temporary accommo
another Quarter. I i M
, . : i . i
FRIDAY MORNING.
From the Xaleigh Register, of December 24.
POSTSCRIPT, j
The Senate were pnra crA nosrlv u n.i 1.
, . i. . r v-Mu, v.
exPuls,on which, relates to its action on the
of lPe Senat?' hom Onslow, arid inserting
in lieu thereof the concluding JmirfcW f m5
it - , o ; v.
4. :j "
;L" H ,vn caiea ior, the
nrst question 'was on striking outwhidi w
"IfffiJ" Caf ,nVM
wI1!" '? r. Bo,.
purpose ; the Locos taking nrlvnntn
of the absence of three Whitr Spnainro ,),
have returned home to spend the! Christmas
tlolidays, to carry out their wishes. i More
hereafter. ! !
F In the House, nothing of importance occur
ed, the whole sitting being taken up in the con.
s ide ration oT bills ot minor importance.
(& The Homestead Bill introduced:
by Mr.
Paine, of Chowan, we learn this moment, has
been rejected in the Commons. lb.
TAc OncDay Election Bill Mr. Duncan's
f RePsentatives by a vote unanimous with
k ot.o: r .il.i. xr..u!C- i l
,K r : i xt...... S .!
r J Tf i ,! was a
bltter P,U for the Sout Carolina Delegation,
8,nco t wiI1 pretty certainly oblige that State
abandon : her present system of choosin
by her Legislature, and give! the choice
ople-that is, her legal voters.!-.
Electors
her peo
(r Mr. Dixon H. Lewis has y en selected
a Senator of the United Stales by the Legisla-,
ture of Alabama, His maioritv is from 40 to
45 over Judge Hopkins. lb. K ' ' i M
.'MrClay, on the 9h instant, emancipa
ted his man jCharles, who! for so many years
has been his personal attendant. i 4 1 1-
Some of the friends of " Immediate Ah
J I 3
nexa-
means of defeating it, by receiving ihe prefer-
rence, in the Senate, while McDufilo's will be
8aQctioned h7 e Ho.
-
THE SUB-TREASURY BILL.
The Petersburg Intelligencer of Decem-
ber 23rd, says The proceedings oft Con
gress will show oar readers that the Sub-
Treasury Bill, or-as it is gingerly teVmed
lts friends "The Independent Trea-
snry Bill," has passed the House o
11
Bill, and,'ir.we. may. judge,-ito his
lame. - andl .irripqtent'.defence, ot'.it!ldtn bb '
-The first clause of the bill, aftei describ-
--.-.-.....,,,... . . -w- J t .... -.- - I .
r.wv iuu k-"" j ".a ,
ftuoui usuiijlmuii, are oecommff aiarm- f" , i" ,t ' r nw
r u r r l i . h 1 ad making contracts, (until the
ed for the fate m thAir n.ifrmli ni mhama . I . ?.i . . . ;
- --- -- . r..w..r uw I wnuamg nurcn d oy ou teet in
It is feared that Mr. Bentnn'a Rill vrill fA K be of brick with a rock foundation.
r Rep-
roaucmir
1 -J, :!
i i 3
inton declares that: these vault jshall
tM
jTivsury'-except-'in ipursuancrr of- appro
priations mads by Jav.v These
never having come into the Treasury, could
not be drawn out of it : and if they should
be drawn out of these places of deposite
r.wi r.r'wu ui iuh vonsiuuuon would
have been violated, t Thus the bill would
operate in effect to annul, or nullify,
bwU..iUCU nKea inai worn better, that
V4on piine uonstitution.' -For. by, a
subsequent Tclause' in the! bill, it was de-
vlft,iTnjruat;neso depositaries orub-trea-surers
might pay ont moneys in their hands
on, the drafts of the Treasurer of the Uni
ted btates, being moneys; which never, ac
cording to this section, had come into "the
1 reasury of the United States." wTbW hn
amounted in fact to ;ihe rant of absolute
authonty to the TreasnrPi. f tW-: TTtj
btatesto draw and dispose; of Public mo
neysof the United Stafesrust as he thonirht
proper, against the provisions of ih Hnn.
Utitutidn; which required that it could be
drawn; out only under
ItW aPPointed Receivers General in
New York, Boston, Charleston, and St
LOlilS : these nfrirr miort .uu
moneys on various accounts : while it lay
in then- bnnr1 TMJ- .l it ,
. 1 IbVCIfC UUU1IC
States iimVht draw itXr
-j " "UU U19UUISC 1 1 .
inougn, it had never been in the Treasury,
andwas not drawn fronj it according to
hough; it had never been
ne uusuiuiion. Allfinhnprfinnt-
t. I ' i iJi-.i? . w ....
I j , . uiuuvv,
were, py the 4th section of the hill ro.
quired ;to pay what they Received into the
""-"r?Yl lu5C receivers iueneral, and the
Keceivers General to nair if nnf nn A ft
1L .T 1 ... v. wu ium
"F treasurer. Thus he had a general
unlimited power to dispose of all 5 the mo
neys collected by his simple draft; All
was placed at his absolute discretion, and
he might dispose of it when, where, and
now ne pleased, the requisitions of the
Constitution to the contrary notwithstand-
To all this and much!
mnrr thnt
urged by Mr. Adams. J And onfna akt.,
by Mr. Barnard, and which even Mr. C.
J. Ingersoll condescended to admit was
worthy of -serious and resDectful -nn.
eration," Gen. Dramrnnll mario u
reply, " that all that had: been urged be-
fbrel" jNbw: was not this kmnStS
-www AAAiAULi Lll
fbrel" INow. was not thij, k most tisfec-
T!ie,-;UOr fth,e Charfeton Hurler onjoy.
-t- 4"ca3 5nee7i corn ana tomatoes, of
this season, on the 20th instant.
a ! ' nun
o4 - r r1Sden'in lhia Ticiity,!on the afternoon of the
fin'fif ' " ELIZABETH Mi. KELLY, aged abont
lir - "" h woman an excellent neighbor.' an
!TUW 1?otheri P1 ftiendya kind mistress, and
SlbetZj t.T'1 Tre 111086 who
i!d ?st i an Aey alone wiUfulJj
ws lakiuuo caasea uy ner deatb
imittt ,., v " iiaoi jovemoer, AWN M.
Scoirt of Dr. Fraocis WUIiams.and on.
1 daughter of John and Sarah DiankM.in .h.
I rL -Waiiams made a profession of religion about 3
fed.H.uMSSdn;
yeara ueiore her death, but had nit united herself to any
Churph. She died of a chronic disease of a very pain
ful character, bbt was seldom heird to complain was
sensible to the yery last moment f her Ufe, and express
ed a desire to depart and be at refit.
t -v nowu oeneye ner spirit is now
tasking in yiej radiance of Jehovah's Throne experi
encing the bliss prepared for the righteoua.-CoM.
SALE, TUESDY 7TH OF JANUARY.
j Valuable Property at Public Sale.
aT .fT81'1 ing appointed Executors of the
j A last Will and Testament of Joseph Owens, dee'd
wUl sell at PUBLIC SALE on the premises, on Tues-'
day the 7th day of January, 1845L all the
J 9UEStSf4fia&
1
Belonging to said Estate; consisting of a vol.
! uahfe plant atmi
I JBen, Women and Children.
Horses, ! Sows and - Pigs, a !
larjre
quantity of
gorn, Oits, Fodder and Hay one Wagon and
l Tt ATYiT7 TI AT Ti AXnl T7TmnTT
; I j I FURNITURE,
jmd ajVariety of other articles not here mentioned.
iTerms made known on the day of sale.
HENJtY C. OWENS,
JAMES OWENS,
Dec 9, 1844 2w35
I: Executors.
r.TQII BUILDERS.,;
f I nnderaagned wiU attend at St. John's Church,
irt stx miles and a half east of Concord, Cabarrus co.,
?n the second Saturday of January next, and every suc-
Sjol receiving proposals
contract is closed,) for
the clear, the wall to
one itlnrv hiarti nntW
an end gaJlery. We believe the brick can be made at
the place.' The making of the brick and putting up the
wall will be in one contract, of the whole together as may
suit.
Terms
cash
JOHN H. BOST.
C. MELCHOR,
D. D. RIDENOUR,
JOHN FISHER.
GEORGE CLINE,
Building Committee of the Lutheran Church of St. John's
uaoarrus county, IS. C. Dec 22, 1844 tf35
H F jNEGRO HIRING.
flHE Negroes belonging tot tne Estate of the late
Col. Macnamara.will be hired out for the ensnintr
year atj the C4urt House in Salisbury, oa the first day of
yanuarynexi; lerma as nsual. !
I uecztn ji44 U3S N. BOYDEN; AdmV.
BYtaudjority of a, Deed conveying title, execata by
Frederick Mowenr. bearing date of Renntnition
the first day of Febraarr. 1843. the! undersiffned Tn
wfll offer at public sale at the Courthouse in Salisbury
lf.il L .I .V - 1 1 . T .
TTrnaof 35!
. , r . : iw. time. , iiw
. ; ""rTr ull?'o una wa ucn
3!!"? V rf I'nahle him to give, upon tha
ixirmentoi tne nurcnaae mnnv
k f ! SAM'L. SILLIM A N.Tnistee.
Decembef 20th 1844 54;6t 'J- : X'? -
Negroes to Illre.
rWIHE Negroes helonging td the eatate of George
A McConnauchev. about SO in number, and mtA
field hands, will be hired at the Courthouse In Salisbury,
a the first of , January next, for one year. - - ;
' 1841-341
Admr.'J
RegaliaJ, Principe, ! and Canones
ilAVE now' on hand a Urge and wpencr assortment
sgJS? J- EjfKIKS- .
I -
UlflO,
Lif
will not fail to secuje patronage.
Clomel,EnsIish. j. - (i Preclp. Cart. Iron
Gold. S. Antimnnv
Solpln Quinine: pare.
Cam Mjrrh,
" , Goacum, .
Kino,
- Catecho,
" . Arabic, j .
" AssafceUda. 1
c.pm jjaits.
Glauber
RochilJe
Rhubarb, J",
Ipecac, :
Jabp, -Cream
Tartar,
4 . r'r
Black Drop, 1
Sulphate Morphine,
Salisbury, Dc& 21, 1844
SALISBURY
MARKET, Dec 28.
6 1 Cotton Yarn. 00 a 75
h a '
Brandy, ap.
I T
5
20
8
a 25 Molasses. An . ra
Pach,
30 Nails. M.ai
Butter,
Beeswax,
Cotton
alOOats. is .on
25
T w a
nsn rctat's. 50 a 62.
4
7
25
feugar, br. ;7i a 10
9 do. Loaf, is a 18
rr
VUUCCi
I flnrn
Feathers,
alt, (sack.)$2 75 a 8
20 a 22 Tallow.
6 a 7
r
83 a $$l iTobaceo:
15
Dned Fruit, nn f-rw t :
a 25
a 15
50
a 50
a 25
j t- -r - y i,-jji
nen, 10
Flaxseed,
70Wheat.bush.
Iron, per lb. 3
Linseed Oil, 90
a !4 . Whiske
y, 3a
a 31 .Wo61, clean, 20
FAYETTEV1LLE MARKET Dec 14,
Brandy, pe'ch, 50 a 00 - Lard, 7 a
Bacon,
a 40
a 35
a 80
a5
2
a 10
14
a 16
7s ai ,Qats, 30
27 a 28 Oil, Linseed, 75
12 a 15 NaUs,cut, 5
7al0 jRags, per. lb.
7i a 10 , Sugar, brown, 8
Beeswax,
uuiicr.
Bale Rone.
Coc,
OT?x'
CotBaging,
4 a4
do. Lump,
16 a 20
do. Loaf, 14
Com,
45 a 50 ;Salt, (bush.) 45
a 50
1 7 544; do. Sack, $2 a 82 25
Feathers, - 28 a 0 .Tallow, 6 a 7
S1 aSl!?
Tobacco, Pf, la 21
wneat, 70 a 85
Whiskey, 35 a 40
uu. urj, O aiU
Iron, 41 a
WW - - m w
CHERAW ARKET, Dec. 24.
wool, i2ia 15
Bacon.
- 7 a 8
22 .'(.
- 9 a 10
a 5
40 a 50
83 a 84
25 a 30
Leather, solej 20 a 25.
Lard, Q al0
Molasses, 40 a 45 v
Xailcut, 6i a 7
Itice, 4 a 5
Sugar, br. 8 a 10
do. Loaf, 15 a 18
Beeswax,
Cofiee,
Cotton,
Corn,
Flour,
Feathers,
Iron,
5 a
Salt, sack, 82 a 82
'NEW
GROCERIES,
AND
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
COWEcjriOXAIilES.
OF
OYSTERS!
In the Shell !)
which persons mayjprepare for themselves
on Chafingdishes, t my Shop, in a very
short time, to sqit their own tastes.
Soda Biscuiti'akd Water Crackers;
Baisins, Almond, Prnnts;
Segars and Snuff, (Scotch" and Macaboy ;)
A GREAT variety or CANDIES,
! And Toys; j;
And many things suitable for Christmas presents.
' -I: ?ALSO ;
Fish Sardines, Salmon Herring,' and mullets :
OLIVE OIL, r
onoe-uiacjung, hddle Stnpgs, sperm and tallow Candles,
J Til ' mm - I
: HASH BRANDY,
trnu ariwus uiiifitc X.IQUOKS & WIN S,
suctt as r rench brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica rum ; Ma
deira, Port, Teneriffe, Claret, Champaigne. Muscat Mal-
s hu uumesuc wines, a iso, some splendid
Porter, Scotch Ale and Albany Ale.
BESIDES
a great variety of other articles in my line of business
too tedious to mention ; and which I will sen as low as
they can be sold for cash, ox on credit to punctual dealers
All the above fine articles will be found at the Salisbury
Confectionary audUalerg, opposite jj& W. MurphyV
store, or at the Salisbury Grocery and Confectionary.
o . ' t F. R. XOUECIIE.
Salisbury, Dec. 21, 1844 tf6&26
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Music ; School. . ,
MSj EMMA J. Bsirr!i?
WOULD give notice that it isJier intention to re
open her Music School upon reduced terms, on
the first Monday in January, 1845. !
Her terms will be $ 10 per Quarter for Tuition upon
the Piano, and 8 per Quarter for the Guitar-Aower,
it is believed, than it is tatfgjht any where in the State.
Hours of attendance willibe arranged to suit the con
venience of the pupils.
Salisbury, Dec. IOTA, 1844 33tf
MISS Tulary ITlitchell and Miss CARO
LINE M. HOOD, wish resDectfullv to annonnM
to the public their intention if opening
A FEMALE SCHOOL
ia Salisbury, N. C commencing on? the first Monday in
January 145. Their scholastic year will be divided
into threequarters of three months each ; the vacation
to include the months of July; August and September.
' TERMS.
English Branches. Reading Writing, Arithmetic, Ge-
Xozranhv and Grammar! ner onarter.
8 6 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
12 00
, . 9 00
- 3 00
&00
Including the higher branches.
Laud per quarter, - ?
French per quarter, . ' X,.
Drawing and painting per quarter, '
Music on Piano, .
" " ' ' ' Guitar, "f - M-'
Embroidery;? " "
Worsted Flowers, W- L
. Salisbury, Dee. 7. 1d44 '
tf32'
' i ZUllsboronsh Academy. ;
rl HE Ray. JOHN AVITHERSPOOn JD; D., has
ja, been appointed rnncipal of ibis InsUtotion, in the
place of Mr. John Bingham and "Mr. James H. Norwood,
who have resigned their situations. J i v;-;.!. 4
. The next SessiotTof the School will commence on
Monday the 6th of Jaauary next. Dr. Withersnooa will
devote his whole time to the Academy, aided by compe
tent Assistants. 7" , X-'i' 777 ' ' -
Cad Jones, senr., , , X John U. Kirklaad, '
- r- Thomas Clancy, - Ed. Strudwick, .
U F.Nash, , J.W.Norwood,'
. . John Taylor, W. A. Graham.
.7 Cad. Jones, Jr t , r 7L- 7
:? P. S. Tha Prindoal will reside in tho town, and will
be prepared to accommodate a number of boarders, c
r XJecember 3, 1844 3 w33 i
, . "Here Shipmate try this ! .
JUST received 15 boxes " Brea Wing Tobacco.
most superior article. The chose of the Army and
ma
MEDICINES, : P ATTCTT
&U, &C, &C.
- , , F -7,UWK
Tartar Emetic,
James Powder.
v Acitric Morphine;5 K.r'
: 8alicino, : - -Pipenne,
' . ;
j jLrOTerar. , do
1 Scamonj,
1 Gamboge, ; :
. Colocynih,:
Otlinm . ...6
Verania, -: .
Iodine.
Jljo Potasa, f-:: -f, X
-Iodide Iron, -f-.l'i;"
flofiiaan'a Anodrnel
-Fowlefa SoluUon, ;
CamphorVJa
S. S, Soda
Uoulard'a, Ex
UrvsgisUi
SPLENDID STOCK OF:
r
ac BUDecnocra are now recenrinr fram K- C f.
jand Philadelphia, their Fall and Winter stock of '
DRY,G00D&,:::K:i;::te!"
fU al large In iarrbunL and L4uiti tluUuii
smeever broogiid ti4is market, they are in part aiibl-
Extra5 super wool black and h!n nA iJIS'I'
and Dlam sattinets anJ ,:. . .
J-Tencjh and English beaver cloths nd winter vrstin-s: .
Vater twist. Glasgow and Wnfih;nt ir.. - . ;
Ked, white, yellow, tnd green fiannels,all qualities.
Kentucky jeans. Dlaid. linaera nA iin;n 7 , i
Rich cashmere de cosse and rin ra)im,DM' ...
Plam,i8tnped and plaid Alpacca,aU colors and prices.
Bombazines, Orleans cloths, arid R.
Ehgliaih and idlian cravats and satin trv.!t rf .
Silk, kid. caasimere, buck and cotton gloves, . IT1 .
Crapes, lawns. muslin collars and French 1
Jackohet and awiss muslin, edging and inserting). '
wyu wouuu. un iaqy saie ana taiton eoawis, i 1 4 i
Brighton hoods and self adjusting skirts, - -f:'
Merinb and flannel knit drawers and ahirts.l li
Whitney, macinaw and duffle blankets.
Apron checks, bed ticks, bleached & brown sheetbW& ,
? shir lines. '..-! - - t .ft .i 1 '
Tailora trioomings of all descrintions: r. '-.'I-
10 pa. genuine boltiair cloths, warrant. Ko A t o
20 doi leghorn, straw and bl'k bombasine hnnnf. - t
50
M black and white fur and wool hats.
" fi. cloth, hair, ailette and glazed caps, ' 5 ' "
50
' ! . a .large assortment of " '
j ! Sdlery. 0md Saddlerf Trimmings ; ; : ; I
Cfrrtsge tilmmingsof every variety. ' ' 1 ' . ,
Smiths and canpenMrs' tools. Iron.'castings, ' ;V
Bister, spring, and cast steel, j 18 boxes tin plate,' - "
T ';j-8H0E&.-r k
600 pi men lined 4 hound shoes, good and very cheap. i
500 pr, women's sewed nncLpegged shoes and slippers. .
1,000 pr. sewed and jpegged Negro shoes.' 4
3 cases Miles' fine Philadelphia made water proof boots.
i 87 l-3to9. ... ,r.t ;. - ; ' ;. .
12 cases thick winter boots, all nrie. . - ; - i - (
5 cases Philadelphia salf skin boots, very fine.: -' ,
5 dox. Philadelphia clf skins, very cheap.
8 do. Lining and binding skins, 3-doz. easiem tanned
j hog skins. 20 dox. saddle frees. 4 p's. blue and
i fancy (flush. 5,200 oak tanned and hemlock sola
teatner, good and cheap
BSfasaiw si h ii a i
21 hb'ds. Porto Rico suear
550 hags Rio coffee, j .
1,600 woolsey and woolsey loaf and crushed sugar.'
24 kegs Dupont4 IT. F. F. powder. ' .
" wasifug powaer, Dest quality. ' - - .
100 boxps Mass, 8 x 10 and 10 r 12.
.vr?.
4,000 lbs. whjteilead, rarraneT)est quahty. "
16 barrels tanners oil. venr hmt o t r
r. caa j. : . " .i . T
jru. gunney ana aancieeuagzinff.
ww vLn R trima ana tannujia rope. r i
800 lbs. robe suitable for tninift. - . -"a T n h '
IPT The above cooda Wfr hon o-Vit with t 1- w
y. and will be sold at wholesale and retail (br cash, as
low aa goods of the fame qualities and style can ha
bought south ofcthe Potomac. t '
4 t -I JENKINS cV BILES.
0cq31st. 11844 .Stmo . , '
STAPARD KEEPER'S OFFICE:
hereby jges notice, that he fa now prepared to examine
and adi8t half bushels, yardsticks, steelyards, and all
liquor taeasus, at his shop in Salisburfrtme door North
of George VV. Brown's store. Ue U not oreDared to
amine
ts, as the standard balance has not com ia
hand. I i 4.
JOHN D. BROWN, t
" r : - Sundard Keeper. '
Nov 80, 1 444-5 w
Statejof 3T. Caroliua-Davidson County
Courthf Pteah ahd Quarter Sessions Novcm
uX jjnotiofa, U prove the nuncupative Will of Zebe-;
VTdef Johiisorfidec'dL late of Davidson
ordeedjjby t cpurt that pobUcaUoa.be. made for six '
wpcks in the Mrplina WatchmaniiotHying thenext of '
Kin of said deceased Dersonallv tO lltiwar hfnr. thm Tns. ;
ticesofours4id ;ourt, at the court-house, in Lexington J
on the apcorfJiraanday in February next, and content ih
said Wfil, or it will be idmitied to probate. '
, "nf9s'C!bM1 Mock CIerk of eaidj Court, the second
Mondajii of flTovf 1844J-' CIIAS. IMOCK, c. c. c. '
i uiuri, irr au. 1 . i ; , t
I! !, 1" Notice.' ' I -J .--: r. : ' t
THOSE whd are iadebted to the estate of WUliam
fHall.dec'd .are reouested bv the subscriber, la com
forward and settle the same between this date and the
last of this monthi Otherwise their papers will assured
ly be poj in the hands qf officers for collection. ' M . f
Dec 4th 18444-3t j GRAY, Exf. -
THOSE iad4ted to the firm of LockeyChaffio and '
Lofcke, are requested to come forward and setUe
their laceounts either by note or cash, at a very early day;
otherwise, they will have cost to pay . ,
f II HENDERSON & WHEELER.
Dee?; 1844 I i 3t32 ' 7
l:X' liegroes tonire Xx'i t
rilHE Subscriper will offer to hret public anctioa, !
JL sfthe CoOfthoasd la Salisbury, oa Uie 1st of Jan.
uary jnett, several likdy Negroes, Tbey wUl be hired
for twelve months. . j RICHARD LOCKE, Guar.
Dee 4th,, 1431-.. r ; ' - v"T '
X' -j i will litre, -, -
ON ihe 1st . day of January next, 15 or 20 Valuable
IVejrroe, belonging to Major John W. Ellis.
If saiiaiictory anangemeats can be made there will be ;
. . . - . . - .... .1 -t r i ...
t no objecjuon to mrmg uxq io wotk. m iac nwit minea.
; ' I'll X' f-.-M- ;l'.7f 'i. SAM'L REEVES.,
" t Salisbury. Dec 114, 1844 33:3t 7 ;:; 7 j
il 1' . ' 1 j' ' ui ' !
TAKEN op and committed to Jail ia Rowan coon. '
ty on the 4th instant, a negro man named JER- i
RY : ba is about 50 yeara old. 5eet high, blind in one . J
eye, andjsays he belongsi to Mr. Harper, near Charlotte, ' .
N. Carolina. 7The owner b requested to come forward, ;
prove property, pay charges, and take biro away.
' NOAH ROBERTS Jaflor.
SaUsbttry,Nov-.!9,1844 U23 ; '
BT
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7 7 ELI HARRIS,' . ; '
7 At nichforlc, Iavidson Cty. IT. C,
A On the Great Stage Road from North to South,
':' " ,A ... I and Sooth-West. 7 .
Eight mllea North of Lexragtoo", and
tiif
4i.
.1!
r
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I
Navy For sale at J. IL Zamm' Drug store."! . U t
L 37,3, WJ of Greensboro, .
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