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way South in cfitrjpa
imne interesting itVKeJ
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jcA p( Ashland, and, amongst ojher
l!'f If ,,m reception of) th.
AndbcautiSil token of aflvction andcJirJ
aWngcrUWte. Mr. ClajV
I yfyllceu infurmcd of Air. White's afrjvafon
' iCihiimmciatelihTjted bimand liiiriejnds
L jiwrVnttmtingf that the proposed fujfilment
rbij rmon hbuM 1 deferred to Ibcj afjer.
j Thougti tho lattir is strictly a private
tod concerns xhicfly lbe personal inter
Uirsl of prrvate life, w' venture. to make pu1.
1 Oil : a : J ' P
Miowwg rxiraci acscripiive oi
scene
AuiiUMui j-iUiou to protect, and whwhtwtvulh
standing lj)e untimely and lamented jdeathjf
their venerated chief, they did succeed in re?
cavcringJiind putting out to nurse at home, jn
stead t letting rt.g about beggingj as It hjad
tfane, fur support among strangers. The Whigs
did leave the) people to struggle with! j a
hejavy najiiuat debt.' When they took charjge
of the TreasurHjiey found it a beggarly ac
count of empty boxeahey provided the means
oij replenishing it, and, aftejMunaing tbe dbt
created uy the preceding iiemocfatic Admtrus
t ration, and paying off" two millions of that ddbt,
susch waf the effect of Whig measures, tnalt,jat
th? return! of the Democracy to power, ttiey
foijnd eight miHionslof dollar in the-Treasury.
Thesej are facts so notorious that the wonder
is that they shouldfbe unknown or mistinder-
t vuth'the pul'ic, Iwess lhan the illustrious ! stood byj any body, aind especially by those who
and his gUeits, is in some .sort a party. J hajve, and profess to have, access to the recofds
of
the Treasury.
LATE FROM MEXICO. I
jThe barque Ann Louisa arrived at New
Ybrk on fTtiursday morning, from Vera
Cruz, whence she sailed on the 14th ulti-
fot a few words concerning the dinner, our
(((alljjofldent. says ; . ; , ,v ;
Ve w.ere now conducted to -'the chaw ing
ni vhere wo Jound ib ladies waiting ihejn
We!!"i ceremony; Mrj White then firmrilly
.smiiinccd t Air. Clay khnibe was commission
j4.yithe Clay.Club of Jinad.Hphia (of which
t was a member,) to convey t his lady and ! m0. Our last dates bv way of NfiW.Or-
flTn r7?ard T.T I lekns were to November 30. A ,1
-v, ire tieh handed tiVIr. C; in a becoming i JThe jJournal of .Commerce learns, vr
nianncr bok In Whijrh was recorded iihe I b;illy tbat our Minister, the Hon. John
fm7 ?(ifm. Pr90n Tho ha,d iJned in$"- j Slidellj had arrived at the Mexican Cam-
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Cruz
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L'hirh
luting f a bracelet, hreauin and ring ca,rneU out Mr. l'arrott, was also at Vera
jfiat! purest gold, ornamented with a conMel. VPiiz, vaittng orders,
j 1 heparagraph below, translated frdm
a jcity.lpf Mexico paper of December 3rd,
A resolulion approving the idmlsitT4tioii of
Gov. Graham in the highest terms, and nomi.
nating him for re-election, was presented at tbe
afternoon, session of Monday, and unanimously
adopted. A committee was then appointed to
tt on the Governor, and inform' him of his
nomination; which duty was performed, and
the Governor presently appeared; before the
Convention and in a brief but able and impres
sive address accepted the nomination, and re
tired amidst the prolonged and thundering ap
plause of the whole house.
iMr. Francis j addressed the Convention in his
own peculiarly nervous and pleasjng manner,
for 20 or 30 minutes ; when there was a call
for Mr. Waddell, who finally appeared and re
quested, for satisfactory reasons, to be excused
from speaking at that time. Mr. Stanly was
then called, and most nobly did he answer the
call. He did not expect to speak, and therefore
did not come with any thing prepared but it
was none the worse for that. He spoko in the
best possible spirit, in strains of wit, eloquence
and argument, which called ; forth repeated
bursts of applause.
After he concluded, the Convention adjourn
ed until Tuesday morning ten o'clock.
We have not room to notice the proceedings
further to-day. They will be published entire
in our next. Raleinh Star.
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ucirj"nttiiu.inHin asseni io ine feriea oi re- I . k ,At ; , ,f ,
.L'JU. (inrhulAXLXinn i t'h rtiftisloop of war St, Mary's, w
kJlHH"'" i i rtiiii mi ,1.111111111113 1 1 I . '. , T T
,1c i .-r.i, i.i.-!.. f.-..n.. .i '! carried him out, was to leave Vera
rotation of the! act of his resplendent life. ! H il5h) fortPc?nsaco
i elates brir Pornoisi. w
i wii;of diamond enclosed in a case of mother
JrtsVtf al ijoul iThese all being pen
thnd examinVdMr. ' Clay responded-to .)Ir.
Hii'O in tht most feeling manner, and U-jth tears
ibis eyes. : w
I wrtl not undertake to
repeal bin add re??.
fttwtng' my iabiliiy to do him juHiice. Only
iffW;'of hip Wttfth can f icoinmand. He said
tst during hit (M.cupaicyNtf high liusl in the
xicft (f bin, count rvi anil nendinif the last ef-
t,rt:ofjhl feno!i to fjovate him to lite higliet
,iat'i "lvinaii can'ot r upy on carli, ho imd many
.rini'i of much vaimr liOsttiwcd on him, w hich
,k regretted to say were Vecejved with inisglv.
inj, laiuig they might be olh'red fmm intfr-ft-d
b'tive, and thati hejhad reved, incase
le had lce.n elerateel to tbo I'recideiiUal rliair.
U wimld publi'dy aniiiuice his determination
U iccfpl, no inorp preaciHs from any source ;
Wlww li?ppy was htijiiVw to have 'it in his
pnieijo say, that since his defeat the ufleriiia
ufihat he novtvbi'licvd I 'were of pore fi ie nd
ihlpr had leti ' quadrupled1 he now feared that
W hif misjudged the toutives of his friend ; he
emil()nl sy in Hpology fr his mistake, that
bthrfti IcliT wtiuld hive been arrogance !iu
5iatthav6 believed that his countrymen held
m jit fl( high esteem," I
This Iciterj is dated he 1 8th, and we add from
fef Lmjisvillc; Couriers rf the same date the fob
itjHii iim. . lii.iigtire he is as cnrt and cotji.
sejems to show tbat there is no truth inla
bite rumor (received by way of New Or
leans that Gen. Paredes and bis arrhy
hf d pronounced against the Government.
Tliis is regarded as Otvorable to the suje
cess o' Mr. Slidellfs mission.
t Mexico, Dec. 3t On various occasiojpf
tb p enemies of General Paredes have pro
pagated rumors to his disadvantage, even
asserting that this worthy chief was going
to pronounce, with the 'army under His
command, for a, plan a dictatorship, j
We, who have always contradicted
suqb assertions, publish a communication
fr m said General, to the Supreme Gov
ernment, in whichl he states that, having
learned that Colonlel Marco Barragan had
stsi rted a rumor that bis Excellency was
ojng"to pronounce for a dictatorship, he
(Pjiredes) ihad ordered proceedings to fee
coiimenced against him. . j
1 We publish this letter, noj for the pqr-
pose ot proving the integrity and good
i laijth of General Paredes, (for as to this
I tbtre is no kind of doubt.) but to show to
I .1.1 l ....... i t t
mm: uuuu in:iimiignu oi i nose wno nave
sought to injure his well-earned reputa
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i 4 ' j I SiUsBCar, Jn, 16, 1846.
Tm MiaiiT Floor $5 per! bblj Vheit80 a $1 pr.
bashl ; orn 65 a 75 cts.; PotatonIrieh Snow Bali 62 J,
Red 50 X Sweet do. 40 ; Sugar 7 a 11 J Cofiee7i ;
Beeswax; 35 ( dried Apples 75 ; Feathers 25 ; Molaaaes
45 a 50 i Tallow 6 a 7 ; Nails 5i 6 ; Brandy 50 ;
WhiskeyQ a 50. . "
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET, Jan. 10.
Brandy; p., 00 al 00 jLard, ' 9 a 10
Do. apple. 45 a 55 Molasses, 30 a 00
SaSJjUats, 3o a4t)
27a 29 iOil, Linseed, 75 a 60
a ails, cut, u a o
Rags, per. lb. 2
Sugar, brown, 8 a 10
do. Lump, , 14
do. Loaf, 14 a 16
liacon,:
BeesVai,
Butter, j
Bal Rope,
Coffee,: !
CoTTOJfi I
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Fall and Winter- Fashions
For 1815 dc 4C Jast receircd: i
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TAILORING ESTAUUHMENT!
i, l f
7a8
71 a 9
6a 61
Cot. Baging, 16 a 20
Corn, N! 70 a 75
Flour, ; l S5ia85J
Feathers, 26?a28
Flaxseed, $1 a $1 10
Hides, green, 4 a 5
do. drj, 8 a 10
Iron, ; i ! 4 a 5
Salt, (bush.) .45 a 50
Tobacco, l'f, 2 a 3
Wheat, 95 a 81
Whiskej,
Wool, VI i a
Bacon,;
Beeswax,
Coffee,')
CoTT03
Corn,
Flour, ;
Feathers,
Iron,
9 a 10
22 a 24
8 a 10
6 a .7
62V 5
$5 a 86
25 a 32
5 a
ALSOBROOK AND? MILLER,
HAVING located ourselves io, the Town of Salis
bury, ( perm: inently,) we intend carrying on oar bu
siness in a style r ot to be surpassed in the Sute or out
of it. : Our estab! Uhment is in the office three doors be
low the Matthieo corner and nearly opposite the Market
House. We hare mployed the beat of Northern, Work
men. No experue or pains will be spared to render
this a Fashionable Establishment is all respects. Gen
tlemen, therefore . may rely on having their clothes made
up in the mon faphionable and durable manner. We
have been engaged regularly in cutting for the lat five
years, and part oc the time in some of the most celebra-
do.. Sack, 81 1 a $2 , ted establishment in the Southern Stites. We shall not
Tallow, 7 a 8 j hesitate to guarantee every thing tofit we cut and make.
Londo?h Paris and Aclr York
40a4 I received monthlvi In cnnrlminn iliniililir.k vnennr.
in lfl I -. nil i . ' ii -
" I agru, uu uiic ui nt unaer tne auarrreaoie neeettnw
to send away to jjrorure first-rate mode clothing.
We return thajnks f.r the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed on
cash is; r-2T c:.
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THE ubscriberiaiot4 receivtr ;
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A very desirable f.tcc'..
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which has been selectedand by 1. . '
rare and at the lowest Philajlelp'.iia price, c
; ,. part, of the followii articJe, t j
ClolJis, Blankets, Cfisimcrez, S
. Cashmeres, Alpacut, Kentucky
Mouschnc dd Ldnrs, Car:.
MUSLINS.
Bonnets, Stoes Fqr and TT'c
Cloth a fid hair Caj.s,
Prime Rio Coffee, ami :
Nails and lira ds, oak unoedfand berV . !
many other articles too teUous-to t:.f . .--'-
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CHERAW MARKET, Jan. 13.
Leather,sole, 20 a 25
Lard,
Molasses,
Xails, cut,
Itice,
Sugar, br.
do. Loaf,
Salt, sack,
9 a 10
45 a 50
6 aGi
5 a 7
8 alO
15 a 17
81 a 82
SUPREME COURT.
!r. Cay appei)rrd hi ht in csceliiMit ht-aljih
tad fjtirit.. i'J'iiirocms' miho filihi inipn's-
iin (tjHii jntn. . Iirngn're hie is a. cnrt and ei)i.
nndih'2,Vandl ih'rnuscular and mental vitfor and i The.following'gentlen(ien have been admitted to the
toijliiiim'sP, he seems , 'to m a juvcnili', as (ie ! practice. of the Law, in the several County Courts of the
tit fifiePtr ''.fCaT a0. v lie lio!;i. talks ahd j State, since the commencement of the present sessiot) of
...m. ' 1: 1.4 .j .1.. ' 1 1 r . ' - i i .1. . o.
miKS IHkC.flTM- )! UK' lH iknian SIOCK, IIIOSl!
Itmviia'veiliilif n.into-their 'graves, 4mt all
Whoialiiveished immortal 'lustre tinon the hi
Ur onhcif. country.
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" (Frorn' 'He National Intelligencer.
tin: m:v books" again.
fhk lililor of the Union must have
tfrj oor opinion of the Inttlligenfio of his rciv
dera, TB xricctf,itndef cloud of such myp
ti6cfi.ii 11 sj occupies" h colutrin of his paper inf
-Thtrdiy iajght, to escj-tpei from responsihiliiy
w(He glaring mtsreprpseiltittion of Whig prin
cipfe and jvhig practcei whith we have con
'ftei Virtvof putting fort ji some days ago, un--ifii
nead of 'rhe New Hooks." This
the Siiprenie Court, viz ; !
. W. Aiken, of Rockingham county,
mes Banks, of Ealyetteville,
W. Baxter, of Rutherfordton,
Black, of Elizabeth City,
jlill Burgwin, of Wilmington, j
Newton Coleman, of Buncombe county,
eonidus Edwardsof Person county, I
obert T. Fuller, af Caswell county, ! -
. Garland, of Greensborough, I
E. Clarkson Grier, of Mecklenburg county,
I). W. 0. Johnsonof Randolph county, jj
WtlliomlL. Mizell'of Martin county,- .
N. W. Williams, cf Tennessee,
Clement G. Wright, of Bladen county. j
Robert E. Love, Salisbury. 1
The following gentlemen have been admitted to 'Su-
perjor-Court practice, via : ' ;
David Puhon, of Wilmington, ' )
William II. Ilaighf of Fayetteville, I
George Green, of Newbern,
John BJ Jordan, of? Perquimons, , 1
Samuel'F. Phillins, of Chapel HU1, j
Thomas O. D. Walker, of Wilmington, j
J. A. Maultsby, oft Columbus county,
Robert McLean, of Surry county,
Robert Dick, W Greensborough, .
John A, B. Fitsgerald, of( Haywood county,
Robert M. Ilenry.lof Haywood county,
E. C. Yellovyley, of Greenville, Pitt county,
L. B. CarmichaelWilkesboro',
James. Johnston, Halifax,
Edward Coniglahd, do.
1 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
TKe Raleigh Star of the 14th instant,
says f The Democratic Convention, which
assembled in this city, on the 8th instant,
nominated Green W. Caldwell, Esq. Su
perintendent of the Branch Mint at Chars
lotte, as their candidate for Governor.
He is a genteman of respectability, but
possessing; no talents above mediocrity,
and is little known out of the district which
he once represented in Congress.' Col.
Gait her was removed from the Branch
Mint and Mr. C. appointed in his place ;
and we are inclined to think he will not,
warm partisan as he is, let ig-oUhaf good,
to grasp after one so high above his reach
as that of the Chief Magistracy of the
State. A bird in the hand is worth two
in the bush." Mr. Fisher's refusal to run,
however, put the Convention into a diffi?
cully, and we suppose this vas the best
they could do. It would not have done
to have gone home without, nominating
some body. -
The Convention, we understand (for we
were hot present) manifested a jvery sow
er temper towards the Whigs. !Mr. Hen
ry, the President of the body, is said, re
marked in his inaugural, that he had no
more respect for certain Whig leaders;
such as Daniel Webster. c&c. f than he
had for a parcel of sbeep-stealihg dogs V
and w.-is greatly applauded ! Mr. Vena
ble. Gen. Saunders, Judge StrHnge Mr.
Ellis, Mr. Disbrow, Col. Wheeler, and
Messrs. Smith of Orange & McRbe of Ral
eigh, all addressed the Convendoon with
much animation, and some of them with
no little abuse of their opponents. We
cannot think that such a spirit Will meet
the approprirtion of thepeople of N. Car
olina. Their resolutions, we learn, take
the same stand for Oregon that the aboli
tionists of the North do, imt the j whole of
it is ours, and we will have it.
us, and hope br fashionable work
and strict attention to business to merit a continuance of
the same. A, . .4LSOBROOK.
H. S.-MILLER.
All persons indebted to the subscribers, are requested
to close their accounts by February Court, or they may
expect to settle with an officer. '
September 20 1845 26: ly ;
Iredell Comity Bible Society Quar- Saddle. HailieSS Slid Brfdle
, At Powder Spring, a the 1st Wednesday in May.
At Shtlob, j" " " in August.
The Annual meeting at Bethany, on the 3d Friday in
October next. . j
Valuable ! Real Estate at
PUBLIC
JilSii
ESTABLISHMENT !
ALEX. BOYD HENRY MOVER,
T- J
AKE this method of informin; the citizens of Sal
isbury and the Public at large.nhat they have com
menced the above business, three doors below the Court
house and nearly opposite to Buis Confectionary shop.
XI Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST where they are prepared to make
M-9 to the executed, I Bhall proceed to sell. for cash on
Tuesday the
lOTHjDAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
in the Town of Lexington, the following properly, viz:
ONE HOUSE AN It LOT,
north of tfl Court-House, adjoining the public square,
which was formerly occupied as a store by Caldcleugh,
Dusertbury i. Co. Said house is built of brick, forty by
thirty, two stories high, with a large; store room and
Dtvelliiig Apartment, besides all no-
cessary Out-buildings
Also on the same day, I shall proceed to sell the
PIEDMONT HOTEL.
situate norjh-eaat of the Court-House. The Hotel is in
good repair, with all necessary out-bildings, such as sta
bles, ice-house and granery. Those wishing to purchase
such property would do well-to attend the sale.
j , GEORGE RILEY, Trustee.
Lexington, Dec. 1845 4v33 '
i;; NOTICE.
PROPOSALS for building a new Jail for the county
of Davidson, in the Town of Lexington, will be re
ceived by the undersigned until the 15th of February
next. The building to be of brick, forty-four feet long by
thirty-two wide. For further "particulars as to the plan
and specifications, apply to the undersigned.
; HENRY R. DUSENBERY,
JESSE II.. I1AUGRAVE,
JOHN MILLER,
SAM'L HARGRAVE,
Lexington, Jan. 12, 1846:3t Commissioners.
HARNESS and SADDLES, GEARS of all
descriptions, TRUNKS, Iti ALTERS,
COLLARS MARTINGALES,
made of the best materials a,nd in die neatest and most
durable manner. They have in their employ a first rate
Saddler. Their prices shall be sucE as to suit the times.
All kinds of repairing in their line done with neatness
and despatch.
They hope by punctuality to business and moderate
charges, to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage.
Salisbury, January V, 1846 3w37
State otj ilortli jentoUna.
STANLY COUNTY.
Court of Pleas end Quarter Sessions,
Nov. sessions, 1845.
Plea: Fully ad
ministered, and
no assets.
TIN
made of the best materials, afiJ by a f;r?.-r-
all of which will be wM hrerylow tor cat: .
ing to purchase poods & caih sre mc; .
to call and examine hisjstoci.
ET Tersoos who bav been win r.ie f r
more, are most earnest! requested to call :
menr, as it is absoJuterT necessary that 1
money to enable ine toeen my busine?-
neglect this, or it may causes rou some t;c .
1 A. U.
Lexington, N. C-, Deb. 5JI345 31 1;
WAR
t
pec:
ystcians an i
tfyers that he his nojw in Store a :.rt
Medicines, PaJntsToils Dyc-5!;:f:
u comprising almost irvery thin? ia !
line, which he will sell tery low for cah. - r :
customers. In his Stoct will b found the f.. '.
DRUGGS, MEDICINES, PAIN
iyp.TV HE wibacfiberWouU rept
Vf JL announce to Iiiysicians ar
1
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Thy
Justicr's
TAN-Yi
FORS.LB
BMUppresehtatiort Wai, woi havo no doubt, the
fnscjquence of tniinforrnatiori, an not of ih
bfion ;lMilj Avlicn proved, the Union sltould
i Wye .retracted It, arid ''thrown Uie'Mame upon
I innlurmefi, nd1 no madt it worse liy a Uuh.
wring Attempt to change the isiiic. , j
TelljsUijJxittndc hy the Union did not consist
JaJt parade, of figures, showing that tlie puhlio
iWasi.on life of March, 1315, more th;t
utn tiid M of ilareb,-1311, ly ten mij
oddollar ; tr we did not dispute its fitiris,
t look 'litem upon! its own shoeing. The
'yiiTl, therefore, repeated in th Uttion jof
Tliiirsdav'iiiht wore not ! the mate rial utbf. '
tLi eit'r. . t i J " .. . i -in ! h)tli tltp bJne and the black eye, but inclines to ne
wni of his first art cle, as now n erred. Inc. j, , , tl ; , .J , r, i OI
,i , . ,' ,. i . e ii the hazel.! " When," exclaims he, rapturoissly, G(
To.W jwW of that article was the follow. 1 4 p:ilr u( iK1Zt.s fuslen u0n us, we feel a we
Hence it will be scn that the Whi new
ilkjck' ihow.woJiav'o a 'national debt olf ahibtit
.-L.. tl 'l it1 .1 '!
'xincen minions m miliars, more man in mt:-
''I t .-. . ... t.t .ii. !';.
""noi.wntcn ciulliuic!0ic oj mc ivgucirsoj
tila!r. Whit Atlini'iittrft'i'in. Whip KrnnitW?
; 7 tcirenchnicnl aml-reonomy end in mWidniof
JitftO ;.Thia Is the manner in which the De.
'niicracy predicted they Ayotild fulfil their bat
ondertaking. They prnM)sed, dtufing the
' Pfejiws tampain, to retluce otir annual ex
Pfndjturcj to tliirteen niillions of dollars, and
ffev u? from all debt and unnecessary tax-
Iwook out for Counterfeits.
We learn from the Raleigh Register of the 13th jhst.
that counterfeit Ten Dollar Notes upon the Bank of the
State of North Carolina, has been put in circulation in
the, Western part of the State. The one we have seen,
says the Register, is Letter A, No. 669, dated Jan. 1st,
1844, payable to A. Smith, at Raleigh. Vignefte, a na
ked Female figure and Sailor with ship in he distance.
On the right end female figure and ship, on the left, por
trait of Washington ; all totally unlike the genuine Bill,
which has a view of the State Capitol in the Vignette,
and a full length of Canova's Statue of Washington at
each end. - The signature of the President in the coun
terfeit, is engraved as a fac aimilie that of the Cashier
is written and badly done. It may be defefcted at once,
by observing thatjthe title, " Bank of the State of North
Carolina," in the! genuine notes, is ocer the Vignette,
while in the counterfeit, it is at the side and beneath.
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Counterfeit Faiir dollar notes are also in; circulation,
on the same Bank- The Bank has no: plates, either of
Principal or Branch notes, at all resembling! the one used
for the counterfeit. ;
ON Wednesday the 25th February, (it being court
week,) I will sell at the Court-house, in Mocksville,
a good Tail-Yard comprising 20 Vats two
Limere, ft large Pool, a Shop, and other buildings.
Mocksville is an excellent situation for a Tan-yard, and
all those; wishing to purchase, are respectfully requested
to attend SAMUEL FROST.
January 8th, J84$ 3w33
" Trust Sale!
I WILL sell for cash at the'Gourt-IIouse in Salisbury,
on Tuesday the 2d day of February, (it being Tues
day of Court,)
SIX LIKELY NEGROES,
Four young MEN from 18 to 22 years of
age, one WOMAN about 35 and a GIRL
11. Alliof whom are under good character, and can be
highly recommended as valuable servants. I will hire
at the same time and place, a large size Plow boy.
i SAMUEL REEVES, Trustee.
Salisbnry, January 14. 1846 Qw3S
The editor of the St. Louis Reveille dislikes
O" The 8th instant being the anniversary of the bat
tle 'of New Orleans, the Military Companies of Raleigh
turned out in honor of the day. They availed themselves
gIMEON HARTLEY, I
John F. Miller, Adm'r of j Judgrn't
Henry Fespennan.- J
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Eliz
abeth Fesperniani David Weaver and Christena, his wife.
and Henry Shirley and Esther his wife, heirs at law of
Henry r espermanj, dec d.are not inhabitants of this State:
It ia ordered by the Court, that publication be made in the
Carolina Watchman for the space of six weeks, notifying
said defendants to appear al the next Court of Pieas and
Quarter sessions, for the county of Sianly, at the Court
house, in the towrj of Albemarle, on the second Monday
in February next.ithen and there to plead lo bsue.or the
same will Una ken ore eonfesso, nni heard exparte as to
them. . Witness, JD. Hearne, clerk f our said court at of
fice, the second mjonday in November, A. D. 1813, and in
the 70th year of American Independence.
D. IIEARNE, Clk.
Printers fee Jjoj 50 6w3G
LIST OF ilTTTE ItS remaining in the Post
Office at Salisbury, on the 1st January, 146.
A Rev. Jamejs II. Adams, E. D. Austin, Esq., Geeen
Andrews, Esq.
B Joel S. Barpet, John Bringle; Miss Ivina Brown,
George A. Brownj, Coon rod Bishere. Miss E. M. Brown, 2
William Barber, r. 2 ; Dr. Robert Burton, Rev. W. W.
Burch, Misa Margaret Barger, Benj. J. Brown.
C Mr. Cannqn, Jacob Casper, Burton Craige, Peter
Cauble, Robert Chunn, James A. Camel, Buckner Crow
ell, Esq , Mrs. Margaret Clary, H. Cauble.
D Henry Dusenbury.
E Miss Earmeart, Miss A. A.Evans, John Eagl.
F John S. Fi ard, Esq., Henry 1'isher, Alex. Fraley,
Jacob File. i
G Henry S. Jorman, Warren pheen, Messrs. M. &.
T. C. Graham. Louis Gi'.ham, James B. Gibson, John
Garver, John H. Garner, John D. Glass, Thonns Gheen.
H James H. Hustin, Miss Caroline E. I laden, Wil
liamson Harris, Tho. Hellard, Mrsi Philipena Huie, Mrs
Catharine Hellard, Dr. James II Iluston) Misa-rah L.
Hall, Dr. J. F. Ej Hardie, John Hartm-in, Joseph Henly.
J Henry Jacobs. ' f
K-r-David Klutts, sr., Henry Kobn, Samuel Kerr.
t John Lingle, Mrs. Nancy Lij-erly, Mrs. Margiret
Lock, Hiram Lawson, Samuel Lewis, Henry Lentz.
M- Hugh McAlpin, Rev. James B. Martin, P. Ma
taugh, Misa Mary McConnaughey, Miss Caroline Mc
Connaughey, Isorn Mataugh.
N O Peter Natalie, Joseph Owens, James Owens.
P E. E. Phillips. David Pinckston, William Parram,
Peter Peeler, John Phillips.
RE: D. Rufty, John Rice. j
S Miss L. Steel, Robert W. Stevenson, Edwin A.
Smith, Madison T. Smith.
English Calomel,
Sulph Quinine,
Rhubarb,
Bice Mass, London,
Ipecic,
Cream Tartar,
C. Ext Colocynth,
Jtlao.
C. P. Castor Oil. ia halT
.pt, and qt botttctr
Epsom Salts,
Balsam Copaiva
Grey's Ointment,
Sands Sarsnpparilla,
Comstock's do..
Sarsapparilla Root,
Ague and Fever Pills,
Brandreth's Pills,
Peters Pilb,
Hull's Pills,
Comstock's Vermifuge,
Thompsons Eye W ater
Row and Tonic Mixture for
ague and (ever,
Swaims Panacea,
Carpenters Syrup Liverwirt
Taylors Balsam do
Spohns Headache Rem
Hays Liniment,
J
f - .. '.. !...
m. uvi .nail 3 i .
3urcundy P.: 1
feeidlitianJ t'.-J.. :
Indieo,
ladder.
panish Crou
g ood, ju .
led Wood, tlo
'opreras,
itharce.
led LeaJ,
White Lea !.
VhiieleaJ in :
erdigris in (hi,
russian LLe,
hitin.
-Icalau rJ.1.u:T',
cotth c'o
appee dj
cress c j
hewing To'.iacc
mokin c'o
ackinj,
do ' rn. ' , .
Vhite wat!i !
aint l! j
f rooth tl j
dyjTrusses,
curgeoa s Ir.z ru
UJENNISS.
East Corner i f C
A. WOOLWOP.T
CLOCK AND IVATCII-M
fTt u T.?) Lovr
C -?-?rf dne I
IV. 1
A share W u
perform well
ESPECTFl'I.LV
his friende tn I t:
al.that he is c v
business m J
oor below I'p v
store. A!! w :
willbecartL v
style, tr.d
blic patronag it
Salisburj . December !3.ltf4Stf 33
Tllli subscnlxT wiilies lo etnr
rote Jou merman GUNJlTII, lo whor.i
will be civen. None oiberkhan a study
one need armlw- 1 I ; A. WOOL'
Dec. 13, 1845.
1:
sitipposo those Hies; do in warm weather, who
tjirn overion their; backs and spin round like
whirligig, in a kind of dy-ecstaey." j
FRIDAY MORNING.
the occasion to pay their respects to His
bv. Graham.
Excellency
1
whig Convention.
I
In Iredell county, on the 6th inst.byRevj El F. Rock
well, Col. MICHAEL RICKART, to SARAH, daugh,
ter of Mr. Adam Webber, all of said counjy.
In this county on the 8th instant, by the Rev. Samuel
Rothrock, Mr. GUY HILL. to Miss ANNESSEFFORD.
Also, on the same day, by J. M. Brown, Esq., Captain
AD.VM TREXLER to Miss R OS ANN A FESPER-
i ! AN- Also, on the same dav. by ii. Miller, L,sq.. Mr,
NOTICE.
W1XL be sold publicly on Friday the 23d instant,
by virtue of a Deed of Trust, the
liOtlSE, LOT AND FURNITURE,
where C. B. Wheeler now lives : also eight or nine likely
: KEGllOES,
(one of whom is a good Cook,) Barouche, two horse
Wagon and Gear, and many other articles. TenmanJ
particulars upon thej day of sale.
L : WM. LOCKE, Trustee.
Salisbury, Jan. 9. 1846 tf 37 ;
Your Car and Heart, if you Please ! j 2!EIi2S S'il'JJSU
r "1 HOSE indebted for medicines, &c, are most re-
JL i
tatt ot Jiovtli-Cave
STA XL Y J COUNTY.
Court of Pleas aud'Quarter Sc- '.
Nov. Ssiions, 1845.
C CHARLES DRY, t Original Attach;. , ; .
J tt. , - Land, Slates e:.i
Nathan B. Jenkins, pcrty.
In this case it appe: ring to tlie snti-''..
Court that the deiendant, Nathan I!. Jt-nki; -inhabitant
of thiM Slate tit is Ordered by Le (
publication be made in the Carolina V:t
six weeks, notifying saa dfendant toaj ; ; r
Court of Pleas and Qui r r Sessions fr r -?tanly,
at the Courthouse in Albemarle, on s
day in February next, thrn and there to rc I-M ;
to issue, otherwW the sin e will be heard fr
the properly levied on w il c sold to snti'-iy i ' t
demand. Witness D. I 'es rhe. Clerk of c jr :
at office, the 2d Mondar i n November IS Z, ;
70th vear of American (nc ependence.
Pr's fee 85 50-33:6 - j D. IIEARN i
State of Hay tlx Cave:
staxlIy .county;
Court of Pleas at d Quarter
.Nov. Feffcions, 1545.
OIMEON ILUITLKY
T William Thomason, James-Taylor, John Thoma- i -- t. -
son, Villiam Taylor. John F. Miller, Admr. 6!
W David West, John Whitman. Jane M. Wavnes- Henry Fesperman.
i -
burg, James A. Wallace.
3w36
B JCLIAN.P. M.
This liody dsserrihled in the Commons Hall ir. FREDERICK VARNER, to Miss CHRISTINA
r n. Hut. Mr; Wehstefa new book ' show
( W jnCreasei'ourleTjienes ami our taixes
UJ 9 tme
m alert ii
7'e of tho Union,'!
luneOual and unitist taritrof 1812. and
I . r' -,. . J- i - . . ... : . I
struggle icufi i heavy
portion " of the first
and the only portion
se$sed any materiality v and of this por-
the only averment that i' true ivihat the
'7 bllrt. V It'll at ll... Vti r.Ar tr. r,..-.
q-i "(M3 IIGIU Ills iwnil III VUII"I( 33
"a greased' the t a x e k." i 1 They did ?o hy enact
V T? tbe Mis and oeneificent Tariff of 1842.
I .einment from bankrupt-
h nd restored tho public credit from the dis-
ilr I)rostra,'on in ' vnicn tu0 Democratic
CTn't ration left jit to the highest honor
. f Wit of tW chapter of assdrtion Ir wholly
founded, iti fact.; j It U not true that ten mil-3
oldebtwis "the legacy of the late jV big
j'ntit ration." ; The dishonored credit bhhej
rnment jMhe neglected oflspring oih
;f'ftea,S AdminUtralloB, left for the Whig
6n Monday last ; and it was cheering to the
heart of every truje Whig to behold such a Ifrge
assemblage of the talented and patriotic ons
iof the Old North Stale, and- the noble spijit of
liberality! towards their opponents, as -well as
harmony; and unanimity among themselves,
which they manilested. I
Dr. Frederick J. Hill, of Brunswick, as
chosen President of the Convention, and a bet
ter selection could not have been made. ; B. J.
illaJe, Esq., and Maj. H. W. Husted of Raleigh,
were appointea oecreianes. f
The Address of Dr. Hill, on taking the Chair,
was one of the best speeches of the kind: we
ever heard, and was; received, as it deserted,
with tho most rapttirou3 applause. NVejwish
every freeman in thie State could 5hate leard
his judicious, and patriotic remarks, especially
.1 " ' . . .it ..m rlHiAW v.Ai.n- .nl fuel
oil mo vrrgon quesnwu.
reasonable, and so jmuch for our country) that
'they must have forced the secret approbation
at least of every reflecting Democrat who heard
them. 'An they will no doubt be publisbekve
shall hot even attempt a sketch of them here.
OVERCASH. Also, on the 8th instant, Sin Davie co,,
by Samuel Taylor, Esq , Mr. JOSHUA HOWELL, to
Miss ELIZA K., daughter ot Weldon u. roster.
53Cetr
In thi place, on the 9th inst., Mr. WM. C. LOVE,
aged about 24 years. Mr. Love haf left ani amiable wife
and onejchild, together with a uumerous train of rela
tives and friends lo mourn his loss. j
In this county, on the 14th inst , Mrs. ELIZABETH '
HOVARD,,aged about 30 years, wife of Mr. Matthew j
Howard. ' . 1 - I - ; j
In this county.on the 28th ult., DANIEL LEROY, !
infant son of Thos. C. and Elizabeth L. Uraham, aged j
1 year 2 months aud 15 days.
The onced lov'd form, now cold and dead.
Each mournful thought employs
And nature weeps her comforts fled
And wither'd all her joys.
Hope looks beyond the bounds of time,
When what we now deplore,
Shall rise in full, immortal prime,
- And bloom to fade no more. .
Then cease, fortd Nature, cease thy tears f
Religion points on high J
There everlasting spring appears,
And joys, which cannot die. :
spectfully informed, tbat we are compelled to have
money;: and if not settled by February Court, suit will
be corrimenced. C. B. WHEELER, Agent.
January 9, 1846-37
DocU. Suininerell &, Whitehead,
TTTT AVE associated themselves in tbe practice of their
Jl J, ! profession , aa'd ofler their professional services to
the public. Dr. Summerell can be found at his resi
dence next door to Michael Brown's store.
Dr. Whitehead's office at Mr. Shaver's Hotel.
January 2, 1845. 36tf
WANTED
1 i fifi COON AND FOX SKINS,
31 It. PHI HE,
! It appearing lo they
: Elizabeth Fesperman, Diid Weaver sn.i C
! wife, and Henry Shifley and Esther his w i V, 1
I of Henry Fesperman, dec J., are not inh ,
i State It is Ordered by tie Court, taat .'
I made for six weeks, in tbe " Carolina War.'..
J ustice's
Jii Jjm't.
satWactiorj eft!.'
TTROM New York, respectfully, announces to the eit- j mg said Defendants, JtoT appear at li e i-
JL tzens of Salisbury, and adjacent places, that he has . r rai anu
taken rooms in the village of Salisbury for a few weeks
j only, in Mr. West's Brick-buildin, a few doors North of
aarter Sessions, for the couM y ' :
tlie Courthouse in the loUn of -Alljeini
Monday in February nexl, then and I'i.rr-
m. r n.i ...u i.. ... .i i i ! i . i : iwti. fit tti nm will r taken rro rn:.' - .
! .fir. v.uwdii s iimici, wuric iit nvLim v purasT'u iu nave . ' - m t
! citizens and Ptransers taU-anJ examine his specimens of . "parte as to inem. Vites, D. licanip, t
Paintings. In a word, Lidies arid Gentlemen of this 8a,a )-our aiomce, tn4s
village are earnestly solicited to ca'.l, if they do or do tn' m 'n Vlar f
not wish any paintings.
N. B. Sketches taken from. a corpse and painted to
! the life price duuble that taken from life.
Salisbury Dec. 2Cih, 14" 3itf .
FORWABDJNG AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
I Fr's. fee 5 50 35 Ct4-
2i Monday of N
American Ino-;-
D. hear:.
TTTT" AlfTED A quantity of small or seed Onions,
Y Y for which a fair price will be paid.
Qffice. Jan. 1846,
Apply at this
1 0,00n Rahhit and Otter do
5 000 Mink and Musk rat do.
! brown & Maxwell.
Salisbury, Jan. 2, 1646 2m3G
PlLLS . PILLS ! !
CUE and Fever Pills. Warranted to cure
or n pair. For sale at J. H. ENISS' Drus Store.
Salisbury, August 9, 1845 tf 15 ,
' Doers Burton & Krider,
WJt AVING associated themselves in the Prac
lice of Medicine, (and located at Mount !
Vernon, Krider'a Store, Rowan County,) of. I
fer their professional services to tbe public.
CIIEWIXG TOBACCO.
JUST recejved 10 boxes Beeswing Chewing To
bacco: t J. H. ENNISS,.
Salisbury. June 14. 1845 7 tf !
TCllif E Che'wins Tobacco. On hand and
JU for sale, one box of Rose Bud ; 5 boxes Bees ing ;V
one box Honey Dew., J. II. ENNISS.
Salisbnry, August 9,1845 tf 15
H BLANK. NOTES OF IIAXD
Neatly printed and for sale at this Office.
WOULD inform the merchant of the interior that
they have in connection with the general C2Z:p2a
D&W'jr LE3QU.S31aci(2S3Sa added to that of Fit-
:tatc oC ilqrtn Cra
STANllTj COUNTY.
Court of Pleaslcmd Quarter f
M
Nov. Sessions, 15 5-
ARY ROGERSJi . I . (V
i i
rneni- i
satisfaction t f t
IIALL & HALL
John t . Miller, Admr,
of Henry Fesperman.
It aDDearinr to
warding ; and having large and commodious Ware- 1 Elizabeth Fesperman. David Weaver an i (
houses on the bank of the River, are prepared to receive j wife, and Henry Shiflejr and Eilier 1 v
and torward toois upon wjen terms as wm dety an com- j Law of Henry I eperman deed., are r. : .
petition, our charges and expend being one-third lesson I this State It is Ordere 1 by tbe Court, '. ;:
the freight bills than any other bouse in the place. be made in the Carolini Watchman frr : r -
All Goods shipped to G. Davis of Wilmington, for weeks, notirjing said D -Crndants to oj j .r
the interior, and not oiherwise directed, will be found in j Court of Fleas and Qui iter Seasior.?, f r .
our possession. ' j Stanly, at the Court hot e in tbe town f A
Fayetteville, ,V 24, 1844 tf6 I the second Monday in "ebruary next, :! . .
; liKzvnr r-rtti vi ' ! r)!rd lo or ,fc me ,ak " ;
IJiaaUIjU I 1U ! j amt heard ex parte as to thrra. Wit:
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the ( Clerk of our said Coarfrat fHcf, the f
Subscribers, under the fina of Turner Sc. Hughes, is . November, A. D., 1S43, and in lb 70 H -
D. I1E AU-
this day dissolved by tnutual'consent. Ht5v D. Tea-
Kix is alone authorised to close tbe business i and all
persons indebted to the late firm, are requested to make
immediate payment to him. j
HENRY D. TURNER,
NELSON B. HUGHES-. ;
Raleigh, January 1, 1846 4w37
PURE WHITE LEAD.
"f f f KEGS pure white lead just received and for
XUU aale low by J. H. ENNES3.
Saliebury, June 14, 1845 7 1 !
rican Independence
u- r.. o; rn . r
Negroes to Hire
SEVERAL able boiled men and t o r
Sa. hired nntil iK it dav rf J riL rv 1
JOHN
application be made ta
Jan.9th.184G 37a
UININE-Aflarge quantity cf ,
nine joat rrcciTcd wwl le by J. i .
jnrt. , . (! April 12. It II-
Q1
Drojgiat-
1!'
S. -t
7 1'