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larinz v .. . I
L rU, Tliat tVe Mexican nation finds itself in
lith the United Btatea of America. -
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i.'xrcwnu. yunm"i"T"vi i ------ yjr- -r-
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AFFAIRS
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OR Tilt WATCHMAN.
THE SIBYLLINE LEAP. 1
: , j;Paiao majoro canamus." Vir. j
' Collecting authentic data for an impartial his
tory of the nineteenth, century, the sage histori
an found among his materials the following si
bylline leaf which, having carefully collated
with conflicting authorities, he i interwove with
other revelations relating to the period to which
the cumceaij leaf refers. ? ! 4 f t; V I
The internal evidence of its authenticity so
wonderfully coincided with the more weighty
authorities' of the times, that he did not hesitate
to record it legible portions on the permanent
page oil history, j I . ' 1
The Sibjrs leaf proceeded thus t
sir : ! I bis is a specimen ot . r. f . logic in Hie doc
trine of offence and defence, ainst which; feeble, dis
tracted, and impoverished Mexico may indignantly re
monstrate with as much success as a pigmy implores a 1
voracious giant to repress his insatiable appetite t j
- ," r-The Bull has been concocted, not in the Vati-j
can, bat in conclave at Washington, claiming and exer
cising the liingly prerogative ol ptact or tear arnica-j
ble adjustment or conquest, and consequent dismember-!
ment ot the Mexican llepublic. . Fiat " is the word ;
and it must be done "ad nutum of the Democratic
conservators, who have taken into their confidential and!
holy keeping the present welfare and future honor of thei
sovereign people of the U, Statesi x x A " And
lit - !. . - I mi. " .
iuiuuu saui unto uavia. iiou art the man : s
x O A large j portion of the Leaf was here so
woito and obliterated,! that the Historian could only de
cipher the following fragments. x " Step in where
angew iear to tread rln his first Ina x x 1 addr.-
President Polk asserted the claim; and right of the Ul SL
(or rather the B. C.) to be clear and indisputable to the
whole of Oregon ap to 54 40' jf . Ignorance and inr
',, XT Our jpcrnmunity were surprised and grieveJ.th'n j
morning, to learn that their fellow Townsman- Mr.
Samuei, SitLiaiATJ had departed this life1, "lie died at
his room in, this Townabout 4 o'clock, A1. M. : He had
been in bad health for soine months previous, and beins
a most patient and noiseless sufferer his friends were not
aware of the ivery serious nature of hir sickness nntil
they discovered him in the agonies of death. Mr. Sil
LtXAs is well known in all 'the adjacent Counties as a
Lawyer, and his brother triembers of the Bar will mourn
to hear of his decease. - He was between fifty and xtv
years of age.
BOGER & WILSON,
Q
a state
fThe period Included 18 and 1850i'le?PelieIIC!B-ae comnanly arroganjt. This claim of right
teems with many anomalies in politics, political B?a , W ? trrefragable ground, or nevr
1 rt "J . . "? ,K, i made especially, durins friend v neeouauon and joint
economy, vyar and international law. in these, occupation with the other claimant of a portion of the
i
Xctivf. WiUl nf rrraiwn ihjmijt uuuc lw tuc
;'iicHiat"0-l W complete; the wrps of pfrinanent
Ihila'and 'ifaW !nw active folces, both to( fill Existing
1- l,A.t,t tnA otlierit uf the Same arms, to such num-
the United States of iN A., will stand conspic- j same territory, ps inital announcement was consider-
uous among ttations. What haq been deemed .jM mere political bravado by GB. and by the world
by the illustrious founders and law-givers of that
great con retleracy, strict conlormity to constitu
tional provisions and legislative enactments,
will be, in later times, denounced as imbecility.
extravagance audi usurpation, by inferior men:
ambitious of being lords of the ascendant, and
of perafuadingj: the sovereign People that the so-
ft It way think irc(sary ; and, if ojhef powfra shall
i wrctwyj all propose thctn to (ongresa.
Hm. rarcdes has dccr0etl the formation
' I'.iulinn nf .'iltf nsifitin if itJ mof
: 7 . . iv ... l i . rnllPlL :llP.rnrMrntl Stgloimnn Bnri 'PnliMnian,
LMr it W'ra .tWnt Iip :wnI1(l 'set.: r.TJ "fecungiaeir
" T..ri" , :; rw rr. atmirs wita enersv and ihtforruntible' intiirr iv-
!..,fA. arAnn n u-nr nKnnt thn. KiA Oil ! i a . 1 . 0"V
mohth; The Cabinet Ministers ten
to tien. rftredes
to join me army,
e tnem
jercd thejr resignations
on uenrins lUJii ut yas
hut he refused to feceii
The Tollbwing letter to the New York
iibuuc bears the latest Ulate from Vera
Cruz: 1 1 i' . ..:!! j.. . - i r
, ; J ' VtRi Cacz, June 30, 1846.
.Vtt ar all in comtnonon nerej uen. uravoi nas aet
-tru for the city pf Mekico to aissulne the resppnsibilit
(lrtC(Tie IeWency in tjie absence of I Gen. 'aredea,
ih, in with .the consent f Congress, Co nmanJa
4 l,rrt drtfjined to Oppose Genj. Taylor,Jsuppo3ed here
w be iiir oif llie route'' to: Monterey. ;
, Xl4 reti'ivI of Gen. .Hravd from this Department oC
radons tlc enigmatical q'testion jwhether, uridei the new
,(;etiefiW4c l''i'ie,, WW ot pronounce fot -Santa Anna,
W, h-M'4in. (follow!! up tl)4 movement in bin favor at
otUi Kinti! j llieris, Without question, a strong dis-
pMitiitn V 9n r",e; Pf rt ' nre of the corhponents .
amiyi ; Injtikingft move of so serious ji nature,
kofrevVr, litre niusfnaju rally be considerable hesitation;
ti c" Tlj? be (jarried tht-ough with6u$ an almost Una tii
toiM' fHtkcr(tM whispered i absent. We have 'truly
ka rxjtecling an'outbreak of that nature! for sAmejime
M.t n,H Uraune we have anv feellner Deculiarlv inimi.
al to (Jen Pareki but becauad the troops believe San
ti Anna 'tu be the more energetic man. , We shail have
iiiore jto epinmunjeate on his particular when the next
,Mfanver aiiall leave thi (ok Havzjna. !
Ofcouraeiouj will be apeculating upon whetherif
Safin Ami i return to power, it Will induce a mtre spee
dy ritkinent of fljuerences betWeeh the two qountries.
it it, you ji'ill be well aVare, important to national feel
ing tliat y should .'give the troops ofHhe United States
a kuh as aevere aa the ohe given us at Palo Alto, See.
Whether We; will he able o do $o is another matter. Of
c'(ue yoo uq not win mat we itioum; u weican oniy
maaife tilo so,! lMwipye, jut janee, why, in that case,
hrnd 'CoiiimiMkmera to rheet a Commissioiji from the
laiied States fonthe adjustment of all! existing differen
ces so latusfaciorify for each if (the two countries as to
brevent au future niiiinJerstandini(s.
Thia, ii is Ulieved, will be the plan of Santa Anna
an J the aarite may he aim) that of Gen., Parades himself :
ior oe, u wni as oania Anna, is tuny aware tnat we
are uot ixawenough to coe with the United Btatea.
la tact, we-ivelver intended to go to war, and Would not.
public opinion not been impressed with tle necesai-
Mjp lor tt'MUt)g the lorec .ol circumstances.
itir be at onoq oprn td the eonvictioh that if
I lifn f arf(J4 a surcreda in gaining an advantage over the
i LWJ States forces, he Will be! eeated firmly Where he
n. U he, Meet with a revferse.ijhen Santa Anha will be
Iff fd Without a (inn tit ! On.i r.f nr! nn! rta 1 YvKiAiita
of I'arede.i laking eotrjmand of! the army in person is to
cmsTtLe atrchth of the present Government, and any
mem ihut he tnay meet with! will most decidedly do
o ; i revese win weafcen it.
Vicaynne, Juld 12.
Jiiffwi the JVfir ' Orltans
SANTAj ANNA AND HIS, PESIGNS.
v Uy the arrival of j the re venue cutter
McLane; Capt. Jloward, vc have recetv-
ca auvices-iromj iiavana to me ju mst.,
ami have gathered from the officers of the
eutttjr some hints ak to !the design? pf Sati-
ta Anna; uton Mexico,! and other mforrna-
iioiioi interest irom tne.isianu oi ijuoa.;
i Vc are glad to ;bb informed by Carit
Uowardituat tjiero is hot" the least pros
peenhat privateers will bo allowed to be
u?uwi:ai iiavana 10 uepreaate upon
AtnetcUin commercel j It is the fjrmlde-
terrninatioa of the Spanish Admiral to al-
Iqw no evasiori of the treaties between
iSpain and the United States. This tie-
termination' the sgffice'rs of the McLano
a D iiu uouui ne fwiii rengiousiy aunere
toJ ahd Castilian faitW is proverbiil. '
III rextard to ihi two Mexican si earners
I Ivinsr -at Havana.! the v are Still nirrp itr
i by , the English colors! which they carry.
iiipy nave peep Diiereu lor sale to the au
thorities of thei Island, and the pJobabilU
ty is Uiat the CjaritairM General Will pur
chase the iron vessel. ihiflaiifln In ho frh
j JIonte2umi is"saidtd be " hogg C and
! COarso 40t Wof till much. Ne ithnr nf
bo
allowed to leave 11
vviii v,n u niiuncirtio leave Havana
Aviththo infqnt (b'cj'ijuse our commerce. .
; fit was the crencral oininion i
and dircumstatji'cis Jqenied to Warrant the
opposiitiorii that Sahta Anna wjuld sail
.for .Vera Cruz.in iheiEnglish bri- of war
PafinVbtqap). Howard dotib s ifi un
der) the circumstances, the comm inder of
that vessel Would
Ityf faking hjm to lexico. - ShOqld he
go on the stcaiper, another question would
arise, kyhcther iCommodore Conne r should
allow hiim itoijland his purposes being
iui,Ueciareu ot taking an active part
UV- M iSiuuilQn oi t
ii t:.'l
indefatigable exertions, unscrupulous
means, and unblushing misrepresentations, the
Democratic barty succeeded in elevating its
nominee tp the Presidency. On its banners
were inscribed the cabalistic and captivating
words, "jReirenchment ! Reform I Strict con
strjuctlonl! Rotation fi OQajreedoni Jrom
Ekecutim Influence! ! ! v But on a lofty Hick-
ory Pole jvatred above all a trophied standard,
on which was emblazoned in silver letters.
u One Presidential iTerm" IThough these pro.
pitiattng pledges intused enthusiasm in the mass,
they by n-o means produced unanimity ; nor did
thipy conciliate the grave . reflecting patriot.
He saw and. regretted the ominous delusions of
the timesL atid in a short period his worst appre
hensions iwere verified. No sooner were the
pseudo'Democfatic demagogues in possession
of auihoritythan the foregoing devices and Ie
gends were overshadowed 'by an immense vur-
pie vexUXumi on which were inscribed in roman
Capitals, TO THE VICTORS BELONG , THE
True to this explicit announcement, the spoils
werei crasped with cauntleted hand and vulture
talon, by the dominant party. Monopoly, tri-
umprjea, patronage subornecf, discipline subju
gated and overawed! Profit and power prevailed
. ' '.i rr-' .
in maintaining in oince tor about ten years tue
I C '-!..' e 1- mi .
ucuciiciancs ui iiiitiversauon. ine people
readily acquiesce in mis-government so long as
they do not feel its power or pressure ; but when
the rulers cry " give up your gold and silver "
they begin to pry into the characters of the in.
mates oi the palace : and tor what useful pur.
pose ithe)r specie is needed, and think some
twenty ot thirty miliums a prodigious price for
driving from Florida about one thousandIndian
wamorsi A jvar in which neither clorv nor
..... Jil ...LV.-i '.. .... : . r i . Z
national cranaeur was acquirea ; ana ot very
doubtful expediency and justice from the com
mencement. u -
Roused from lethargic confidence, the people
now began to pause and to look more narrow
ly into the conduct and policy ot those who
cnieny reapea ine suosianiiai ijenent oi " ine
spoils ! at the public cost, ihis inspection
!l .11 . t 1. t .t '.
was mucn aiaea uy me eiete oi ine coinmunuy,
a large Iclass of citizens, who had foreseen and
foretold! the ruinous result of the Democratic
practicd and policy.
"- The rhajority of the people in every civilized nation
are politically honeit. i In the present instance, they no
Booner perceived ihe wily policy bywhich thev had been
"deluded, than theV rose in their primitive majesty,, and
aupersedtd the obnoxious Democratic Demagogues by
electing bieii whom they deemed better qualified' to man
age ijheii affairs and restore public credit and prosperity
which hf d been nearly totally destroyed during the sway
of the aJJOtZr. The majority of
the intelligent and liberal minded in all enlightened na
tions! aire TWlte in principle! a principle from which,
American freedom emanated, and on (the preservation
of which its' durability must depend. Genuine democrat
and whig are synonymous terms in civil polity.
Thej cunning and circumventing demagogue pre
8uming ion the magic of revered names among the
grea boBy of the people, has taken advantage in all ages
and nations bf this ipfluence over cofifiling, imbecile, or
credulous mjfnds. ! : - Political conflicts
for party ascendancy in any country, never exhibited a
more signal instance of successful delusion by means of
popular panics assumed by eeltish and ambitious dema
gogues, Jthjifi they did in the U. States in A. D. 184 .
The able atid honest man, general and statesman, whom
the people by a vast majority elected in 1840, suddenly
died after his elevation to the Presidency. His constitu
tional successor was an ambitious changling and drivel
ler ; and became a facile and unconscious tool in the
hands of the political gamblers of the Democratic clique ;
whose main object was now to thwart . and degrade all
the beneficial measures of the dominant Whigs, in order
to recover at all hazards their former power and place.
Self4aggranilizenient was their chief, the public weal, a
secondary object. . In political ri
valry, activfe, vigilant, and unscrupulous machiavellism
is cwr found an over-match for the confiding and candid
inactivity oi conscious rectitude ! The former hesitates
at n means to attain its end, the latter employs fair and
open agencies for the public service. The success of the
depn dd tor jUepends mainly on his sagacity and vigilance
while hjs victims are reposing in fancied security. Bolts
and latqhes are but feeble impediments, when thieves are
; abroud," and honest men are burried in sleep ! Political
' tactijtians, out manoeuvre patriots, who use only direct,
! open and honest action In a recent war with
j i. the U. S. severely felt the destitution of manufac
; tured articles. Hence, both prudence and experience
taught American statesmen the policy and necessity of
But when the same claim, and Something more, were
promulgated to the world in ark official and arrogant
tone in his first Message to Congress, the Brith Lin
sprang to his feet, shook his shaggy mane, and " grinned
a horrible smile "-r-The doctrine of total exclusim
seemed inadmissible, thbneh not inew.- -x The Pse
doiDemocraev and its nltrmv Phttident had committed
themselves before the world ! The vast importance iof
their own popularity and the puissance of "England made
he pugnaceoua party pause in "mid-career ! and, in
stead of making the whole of the disputed territory a
" fine qua nbn !". as a magnanimous administration,
conscious of eight, should have done, the clique
and its curator prudently, but pusillantmousiy, fell back
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behind the tine of 49
X X X X
-As the
armnipotent President could no retain his assumed foiot
hold on the Northern ice-berg, he heroically determined
to place both hands and feet on the imperial nec of
Montezuma's Ghost, and' bring the murderers of tliat
Monarch to condign punishment. It requires an adept
to handle dexterously more thaln-one hot iron at a time.
P. P. avoided the more manly nialleation by withdiiw
ing his steel-bar from John Bull's furnace, in order to at
tend to the soft iron-bar he had uncefemojniously tlirust
into the Mexican volcano, eveii without consulting Vul
can and the Xyclops (the two houses of Cojngress) whose
appropriate function is to forget thunder-bilts for Armi-ger-Jovis,
and armour of proof for our Achilleses, land
to open the gates of the temple of Janus.: , x x -He
could dispense with the vain ceremony, and exercisei the
Regal prerogative with impunity ; and after plunging the.
Nation in' war, demand and obtain supplies of men: and
money ; and leave to others the futile questions oft cut
bono ?" and " quam Regium sit ?" - The future His
torian will state x x x p. P. yielded to a manly and
powerful antagonist,4-swallowed his own edicts, turn
ed on a weak sister Republic with the cunning and fero
city of the tiger, and x x - i But the same Historian 1
will be perplexed to assign reasons why a great, power
ful, brave, candid, and magnanimous people, like tliat of
the United States, permitted ah ambitious, though pigmy
President, to engraft to the National escutcheon a stig-
ma, involuntary and unmerrited on their part, that WiW
be " damned to everlasting fame !" amid the halo of glo
ry which their own valor will throw around their con-?
stellated Banner. - -r x xi It is an unseemly
spectacle toisee a Giant contending with i Dwarf 1 x x
x x x L Cetera desuntJ MANTO. i
By . Friday Morning's Mail.
SENATOR HAYWOOD The Tariff.
Wm. II. Haywood, has resigned j his
scat in the Senate of the United States.
This news came on politicians hereabouts,
on Tuesday morning, like a clap of thun
der in a clear sky. Locofocos uttered
curses, and, grinding their teeth walked
off muttering. Whigs were very much
disposed to laugh at the chagrin of the
faithful and their hopes for the continu
ed prosperity of the country inspires cheer
fulness. But what cause is assignee! for
the resignation of Mr. Haywood at this
critical moment? He is opposed to the
Tariff Bill now pending in Congress. He
is too conscientious, though a Democrat,
to vote for such a measure, which he be
lieves would prove ruinous in its conse
quences both to the interest of the coun
try and to the prospects of his pariy !
This is reason enough. Let it be remem
bered, then, freemen of North Carolifia,
that one of your Senators, a Democrat, has
resigned his seat in Congress because he
is opposed to the ruinous measures of the
Democratic, party . :
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Old gold and silver taken in exchange for jewelry orwork done." I !
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WE now- have .on! hand a large stock of Bale Rorx, !,
jj Yarn &- DoMSstics. Also, over 1500 pieces
ji . of heavy 44 inch t
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The Brandreth Pills. Thismedicine has been made
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whilejts utility has been extensively acknowledged. The
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of Brandreth Pills, from frequent experiment ; and no
evil need be apprehended from them, according to the di
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the Brandreth Pills have done more service to the pre
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Ot These Pills are for sale at 25 cts.'per box, by our
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tatc of Jiovtfi &roUtiff,
i IREDELL COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions rMay Term, 184C.
j Elizabeth Flowers,
j vs.
William Ford, John F. Ford,
John; W. Ford, Ann X. Cheairs,
Henry F. Ford, Leander L. Ford,
John P. Harrison and his wife
Elizabeth, Rich'd B. Ford, Oeorge
r ord5 1 nomas L. r ord, Sarah L.
McDonald and others.
IT appearing to Ithe satisfaction of the Court, that
William Ford, John F. Ford, John W. Ford, Ann
L. Cheairs, Henry F. Ford, Leander L. Ford, John P.
Harrison and his wife Elizabethj Richard B. Ford, George
For4 Thomas L. Ford and Sarah McDonald, are not
inhabitants of this State : It is therefore ordered by the
TWO VALUABLE PLANTATIONS
Mtfi FOR SAM 2 1
AND ONE TO LEASE !
rmilE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESIR.
M ous of removiug; to the West, offers for
sale one TRACT OF LAND, on the head
waters of Rocky River, in the lower end of Ire
dell county, containing
375 ACRES,
about 150 of which are cleared, and in a high
state of cultivation. There are about" fifty or
sixty Acres of .first rate BOTTOM LAND on
the plantation, 15 or 20 of which have been re.
cently, cleared, and are now in cultivation.
There are on the premises a good
DWEIiIiIG HOUSE,'
an excellent BARN, and all necessary
OUT-BUILDINGS. Also, an excellent
WELL in the yard.
This plantation is in fine repair, and in a very
healthy section of country.
Also, another tract on the same river, one
mile and a half lower down in Cabarrus coun
ty, joining the plantations of Wm. Emerson,
James Sloan, or formerly the Torrence land,
and others, containing;
Prom Rowan, (says the Charlotte Jeffcrsonian,) we
hear the most cheering news. Our whole ticket, is, al
most beyond question, safe in that County.
Standard.
Yes, much the Jeffersonian knows about the
true destiny of Locofocoism in Rowan; ' But
the day is near at hand which shitll reveal its
fate. The resolution of the Whigs, and all
those who prefer their Country's wealj above
the glory of a 44 small polato" President, and
his corrupt adherents, is fixed and determined.
We shall see. . !
i- Petition fur Dower.
all of which is 1lVood Land !
I also offer for rent the valuable plantation on
which I now live, containing
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
of which there are about 250 cleared, one hun
dred of which is fresh ; twenty.five first rate
bottom, in a high state of cultivation. Oa the
this plantation there arc two
DWELLING HOUSES,
a good barn and all necessary out. buildings
in the yard is a well of excellent water. This
place is in fine repair, and can be rented or leas,
ed for seven years.
Persons wishing to purchase or rent, are re-
quested to call and examine for themselves : ;
Court, that publication be made in the Carolina Watch- i great bargains may be had. For the terms, ap
Sale of Valuable Be
THE rare anil exteiulve I.IX::
of the late John Giles, dee'd. wi'.l t s
sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, in SiV.ry. i
the 4th dav of Aii!Tft next. (Ik-in 2 Turiuv i
County Court.) This Library contains n ar
ONE THOUSAND YOLU!
ioniprimg Law, Medical and MictT.anrc
Among the ! ' f I
' may be found the most valuable Elementary V
ny v!utnes of Reports, both English ami Ai .
nearly a complete set of our own Supre '
sion. 4 -...-.,. j
The medical works are, many of jhi:i, r
uable. The miscellaneous portion coni
(the standard authors,) Biographies, Tr.f.
most of the old Classic Works in our tr.z .
Gentlemen desirous of purchawne, w.ll C.
tend, particularly members of the liar, as u ,
tunity has seldom been o.Tered to purtl.ri
The Library will be ready for inectil.,! i
' fore Rowan County Court, in the oflicr or."
George W. Brown's store, where a c:.tj'..
seen. Terms made known on the d.iy
! j , E. D. Al'rfTi:
Salisbury. June 27th, 1846 5wl0
SALETOTUT;
if"- ... "
2rTURSUANT to sevrral H
JL ereesol the Court oi i,..
for Rowan county, at tle Spring Term, 1- ;
and Master will offer for sale at the Court!
.1 .1 t A . tV
our)-, on ine inira nay w ugusi ncjti,
of the County Court,) several
tracts or x.r:
on a credit of twelve months. ;.O.v:
lying on Grants creek, adjoining the In '
Goodman, Jacob Stirewalt sen., and Ya!e?r
belonging to the,leirs of John Seafurd, d
TWO OTHER LOTS
with improvements, in the great Nortli F ,
Town of Salisbury, No. 41 and 42, t i
Yarbrough, Henry M. Giles and others. (
taining ! .
228 ACRE!
lying on Crane Creek, the residence tf
Area, anJ belonging to his heirs at law.
One undivided third part of a tract t f U--.
encouraging home tnanu factorie
plitude,: skill, and permanency,
duties on torcign unportations
is, ana giving tnem am-
by imposing protective
The N. E. and Middle
in
is wan
'I,-! ' T
: A New RrpublicMlA gentlemen recent
lY from bantam h e, inform ibi AA.tr. f
lutsoi, juuis JVepuoi can. that hdfnr hi W ''"
give
the
Itio.nL y.a
I C Durapgi,, JSonorn. Tarftaulipas
I Ueva Leon. Coahnifa. Chih
I n t. . ' ' : 17 . r UUU
Jjaurornta,, were' tolconstituto tho KeW
republic, if they 'coaltl be inducW to co-
vpraie ior j me purpose. We
ttatcmcntrorwhdtljtis worthi
I - 1 I ,1 , ...
' Anoir , Sop tftic West. lie Presi
dent LaS itlSt knnninfnrl n( SntrrLno nA
I I -t ' V -ill"" vr wuliUII IUIIU
J5f tstant Su rpeons for the A rmy, t whom
0 arO from ihn WAtr. Cof..,, ! o i-
tm. i """ mv miviui suites, ,1 Ulll
.wissippi;an(I 2 from Georgia.
Geonria. .
.GrrafiJVrf-Sia buildings creldev
JP0y:Atl. antticket on the. Hifi irist.
joss near ft milon of dollars, of kvhich a.
tout $300,000 were ensured. 1
Statjes lius encouraged, invested vast capitals in various
establishments, and advanced rajnidlv in various branch
es under the fostering protection; bf the General Govern
ment. f
The tjhief promoter of these was Clay, a man of great
foresight, integrity, and capacity. As a statesman and
patriot Ije was inferior to none in moral courage, political
acumcnl arid undaunted fortitude, and presence of mind
in ever' emergency. On this distinguished mail, the
Whig party and the friends of domestic industry had
I placed their hopes of success, by nominating him in 1$43
ot the United States.
party had several prominent and pop-
by the devices d( a few political tae-
circumvpnted : and au individu-
note and few pretentions, !re
the party, and was finally elec
ted by a large majority over all) competitors, under the
facinatihg watch words of " Free Trade ! No Protec
tion.! Texas Annexation ! TA whole of Oregon !!!"
Man is by nature avaricious his most untiring pro
pensity is to acquire and accumulate, being in general,
regardless at whose loss and injury his own avidity! is
gratified. : Offence and defence are common to rational
and irrational beings. The rational is peculiarly tena
cios of justifying offence, and insisting on the right! of
defence! The, irrational use their means af defence on
all occasions with instinctive energy ; and the rational
C0J2Pe - 1nc'r inherent, impulse to do so at their peril!
" Worm," Sec. -- x x ; The! ac
knowledgment of moral or conventional wrong, is so re
puwnant to self-dignity, and humiliating to human pride,
that it requires the last degree of probity, and candor,
and! impartiality, to make an open confession. Neither
mab, woman, nor child, will do. it willingly. The school '
:k. I.:. r..n . -. .i! ... ii r1
wJf tJ'p wiww-rcnin on ine same seat a pone un
der! the pinall ribs,---the teacher; sees the aggression and
demands the reason. The ready reply is No sir, I
nerrr ,r
f
FROM MEXICO,
The news from this country, by this
morning's mail, go to confirm that j given
in a preceding column. Mexico it ap
pears is determined to prosecute the
war, vainly hoping to retrieve the ldst bat
tles of the 8th and 9th of May. Gen. Tay
lor was making headway in moving up
the river a large number of troops. Hopes
were entertained that it would not be long
! before the whole of our army would be ton
the road to Monterey, there to give the
Mexicans battle, if they are disposed) to
fight. j I
Davidson College. The Annual Com
mencement of this Institution -wiU take
place on Thursday, August 13th. On
Wednesday, Orations will be delivered
by representatives of the two Literary
Societies, and on Commencement day, the
Annual Oration will be delivered by the
Rev. Dr. Howe, pf the Theological! Semi
nary of Columbia, SJ C. i ! - j
KEEP IT BEFORE THE tEOLE.
That James B. Shepard has expressed
his preference for DIRECT TAXATION,
in raising Revenue rather than a Tariff.
man, for the space pf six weeks, notifying said defend-
antsito appear at our next Court of fleas and Quarter
Sessions, to be held for the county of Iredell, at the Court
Houie in Statesville, on the 3d monday of August next,
then and there to answer, plead to or demur to said pe
tition, or the same will be heard exparte, and judgment
pro cjonfesso wiltbe taken against them, and a writ of
dower awarded accordingly, j
Witness, J. F. Alexander, clerk of our said court at of
fuie, the Cth day, of Julv, 184G.
J J. F. ALEXANDER, Clk.
Cvi'll Printer's fee 5 50
H Wool Carding.
fgiHE Subscriber having recently pnrin operation,
JL: at his Mill, in Rowan county, near Thyatira church,
A Wool Carding Machine
of tile most approved construction, with the best improve- j
ments, is prepared to Card any quantity of Wrool at the
speed of 100 pounds per day, at the usual rates or tolls.
Attempting to procure the best machinery and employ
ing She best mechanics to construct, and put the ma- '
chine in successful operation, the 'Subscriber considers
that; he is entitled to tihe patronage of an experimental
triall and a continuance according to results.
I i .SAM'U KERR.
Jane 10th, 1846. ll:Gt :
1WSSQLUTION
l OV COPARTNERSHIP.
riiIIE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
Xj of H. & C? MILLER is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Alkthose indebted to the firm will make
immediate payment to Hexry Miller, as longer indul
gence canno; and will not be given.
II. & W. C. MILLER.
Rowan, July 24th, 1846.
WM, C. ?IILI,EU would inform the public
that he will still carry on the Tanning Business,
at the old stand 10 miles south of Salisbury, where he
will! be happy to wait upon his old customers and the
public generally, i Rowan co., July 24th, 1846 I3:3t.
4 tLL personal having claims against Daniel
H. Cress, dee'd, will present there for pay
mebt withiu tha-lime prescribed by law, or ibis
notice will be. pleaded in bar of their recovery ;
and those indebted must make immediate pay
ment. A. W. BRANDON,
H. II. BEARD
I M.POGER
I Executors.
Salisbury, May 12th. 1946-14w 3
ply to the subscriber, living in Cabarrus coun
ty, one mile southeast of Coddle Creek Church.
The subscriber also offers for sale two tol
erably good road Wagons on reasonable terms. ,
ROBT. H. CRAWFORD. I
June 19, 1846 CwS
State of ilovtn Carolina,
ROWAN COUNTY.
Benjamin Beaver and others r. Jacob Beaver, et. al.
In the Court of Equity.
IT appearing that the defendant, Jacob Beaver, is not
an inhabitant of this State, but that he resides in the
State of Mississippi. Therefore ordered, that publica
tion be made for six weeks in the Carulina Watchman,
a weekly newspaper printed and published in Salisbury,
requiring said Jacob Beaver, to appear at the next term
! of the Court of Equity for Rowan county, at the Court
: house in Salisbury, on the. third monday after the fourth
: monday in August next, to answer plead or demur to
; complainants bill, or that on failure, judgment pro confes
so will be entered against! him. Witness,
SAMUEL SILUMAN. C. 3f. E.
June 25, 1946 6w9 Printers fee ." 50
State oC jlbrtir Ca voli ua.
DAVIE COUNTY IN EQUITY.
A. G. Carter, Adm'r of N. Chafiin, dee d, r. John A.
Chaflin, and others.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of ihe-Court, that
George Chaflin and William C. Bird, two of the de
fendants in this case, are not inhabitants of this State :
It is ordered, that publication Vbe made in the Carolina
Watchman for six weeks, 'for the said defendants to ap
pear at the next term of Jns Court, to be held for the
county of Davie, at the Curt-house in Mockville, on
the 4th monday after the 4th monday in August next,
and plead, answer or demur to complainant's amended
bill or the'sauie will betaken proconfesso.and the cause
set for hearing ex parte, as to jthem. ;
Witneso, k- Bingham, Clerk and Master of said Court,
at Office, the 4th monday after the 4th monday, in Feb
ruary, A. D.t 1846, and in the 70th year of American
Independence. ? L. BINGltAM, C. M. E.
6w9 Printer's fee 5 50
mg
Lands of
379 ACRES ?
lying in Rowan! county on pales creek, n
Samuel Craige and others, t,
A.
. - . . . . . 4
assumed out of the whole tract ; wnicn t
part belong to (he heirs at taw of Isaa
One tract of land containing
One Hundred and Ttren'y Arr
lyin in rtowan cooniy on waicu t j-
the lands'of Paal Miller, David IW W r I
longinjj 10 the heirs at law of Henry Mi r,.
In each case, bond with approved security
i chase money, will be required n 'h' '' :
! ! SAMUEL SILLIM A. .
i June 26, 1 646 6w9 Printers fee
FOR 13 ALB I
t .
THE SUBSCIiniK
WISHirsG TO Kfc.MUii tuu.v i.. .
offers his ! I
HOUSE AND FL'RMTt
for sale. Persons who wit-h to engatre i i i
have now a chance of getting one of i-
ABLE .STANDS they could M-.
fr.nwi,lml, imrrovenent in tl ihl '
MTtTRfi IS MOSTLY NEW and m i
' P VIR I am warranted, in sayin? to ' 1
bv strict attention, the HOUSE will yelJ u
some Hicorne. curing c n ; ,
lid.iuent.iit has been extensively patrr n. , ,
travelling and country custom. I I
known from North to South, having b n k
tel for a great many years. ; 1Wn '
ney now have an opportunity in punh. ? t
lislunent, I would adrii lm to con i , ,
intend to Sell and will give m Urjim.i , : '
made easy to suit the times. Letters 4 ,
chisjejt wiUbe.tte.KW
Salisbury Febmary 4, 1846 tf4l p
Jos. W. Hodge and others,
vs.
Bat I saw you myeelC:--" lie Poked mtfrst,
,. fXJ We understand that i Corn) is in
great demand at Gold Hill, and wi
rhand about 80 cents. !
Icom-
fXJ3 Gen. Gaines and several members
of the Court of Inquiry ordered in his case,
arrived at Old Point on the 21st init.-j
I A RUNAWAY.
rriAKEN up and committed to the Jail or Rowan
JO coonty.a negro boy named GLOKGL. He is -boot
five feet 9 inches high, dark complexion, about 22
yeab old. and .says he belongs to Hamilton Gooch, of
Kershaw districUSoutb Carolina. The owner is reques-
f rt i : r f ' j
TlTAYlNG ai desire to mows to the West I wiU rent
ll lease' the plantation ori w-hkh I now live. '
!.. ' f f-- i l ' - 1 f A. J.i AbWii
July 22d, 1845I3.5t
DAVIE COUNTY IN EQUITY.
tbers, 1 I , ' . .
. Petition for sale of Land.
Joshua Young and Wife. J
IT appearing to the satiafaction ot Uie coon, inai
-ua Youne and wife. Mary. .renotinhab,unuof this j
State : Ordered, that publication be made lor MX weeas
in the Carolina Watcbrnsn, for said defendants to ap
pear at the next term of this Court, ttfbe Held for the
county of Da rie, at the Courthouse in Mocksriile.on the
4th monday alter tne 4tn dwimwj ""s
LANDS AND MILLS TO! 15 1!
T Y oJder of the Court of Equity f t 11-;
XJ the Clerk and Master wuiouer.
1 premises ion the first day t( August n.t,.
' OF LAIDJying in Rowo eoontf. a .
j of Michael Coriber. John Deal and ot!, rs. t
hoot i ! t v '
.Uv one Ubrr tract called the -M21 Tr .
felo creek, containing about . I !
n,le hundred and thirty"
... . iJj. Aiin Rose a
ni
-i j .nr nr ,1mnri. eoranlainants bill, or the same "f' . . ,n trmct a abot
will be taken pro confesso, and the canse set for hearing i , hundred Acres,
ex parte, as to tnem. t , , rrt .. . ! ... ...hich is now i
Witness, u. Bingnam, ier . W V' aajomu
at office, the 4th
ruary, A, D.,1846
IndeDendence.'
6w9 Frinters fee S5 50
as to them.
rh he has ah 'tt--i .
monday alter tne iu raawy in garftleny..nu , i:
..J in ih 71 lh tnr fit AmeiTCBIl I Klnnr lO IOC i. . -- --
i
! -ALL KIND5 OF BLANKS
L.V.Mt. -:.,wl 9nfl far caleat this Ofncc.
Jane 13. l3l5-6w8-Pnntrr s W -
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