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I ymrvrMvr rprUe.than mai 01 mjr juu. nee. A1.M03T A KATAL . ACCIDENT TO ; . ichool lojs tvto drink it more apt li learn The Sage orjAfhland came near meeting vering minds than others ? But perhaps 2? say itisneceary for you telU thai - - W B bMWW W 1 Mayor Swift. After he retired ta rest, the ser vant, instead of ftpppirig off the gassin (he usu- ft MORAL TREASON. ,iJent,Po!K. lit his jmesiage to Congre .t- wt, wruiifvm moral trcusun i . o t f eed n Vjr . . tBL War al way, We H-MI, and then left the room. ..aJ iVm Anininr) that ttlB Wftf I m. . '... , uviog expt-u .mv. I I Dingi remaineajin tuis state until near day- ..tiarv. Thecoarce has been echoed ijht. when the Iwnrihv m t'-:i itimiKThimt the land. by Lo- bv an insufierat16 smell nf Wi wot nn. III AIL 14.. . " ' - ' I -1 T - 1" . i ! : i. . lf I I... tt.l .... - I rtrAaaerl hlmartlli mnA fie tf.....l. nn. me in DC ri 01 lUOllgres nu uj uiw iai I ....... ..f ...v. uiai, munvm uas ' i r lk. .mm w I Wo vc.m imv ivuiuui itr VrlUY. IU SCC It ail was -iH.. - , , rignimerf. ne ppenedtne door, and tne room thculty so as terror, which htly. ex . ill wb ". 'VV i u wa' to h,,ed WP ga tat " wa with di "ii charge, coming iruwt iwu.-i be rushed to lb window, and raised it, hVnin this admirable extract irom me to admit a current of fresh air. With ii-f Lieut. Col. Morrison at the Taylor he glanced towards the led. The clothes Vrtff onfTucsday nigt. Col. Mi wasat the covered distinguished guest moted slig " K n ' ! tr . 1a fWoraliiv no c alarmed mMor took courage, and v. of Buena ,Ytsta, And was favorably no. , . , fr L In thu County, on the 19th himo, ELIZA ELLEN, daughter of Mr. John Krtcbj, aged abob two years. 1 by Gen. Taylor inj hi ofiicial report, (or W conduct :-piV. F. Courier. btve, tince py return to this country, lis with deep and panfil regret to charge; kicM regret t say that I heard but a short eg,on lb5 flor of Congress, that the ma 0( ihat (great and patriotic' party the fj,ii are traitors are guilty of moral trea ...kcauie they ilare t believe and to say that , Var, in w h i c h- we a ro e ngaged, was broug ht Jbji tbCj impruckce of the leaders of the po. -f;fil party i pof'er, ajid because they think kjtiniai been proseclted beyond that point ffcichthe safetv and thd security ot the country 0tr&. But gentlemen, when the tocsin of was nounded that the country was in dan. iLl ttta' niI tf fri wo a nofflrtart f IU.. imv: i4 v' .. i vvrii . m i..vyu jrrt ton, tcere w? vf nigsr , in tne woras juelequent man oie of the most eloquent Lu und in thej State ot this union lying be. I liLl 1 1t. JLlAa Jh liit Inuoil !m its jjjflSinc "aticjjuauico " nvtiwcu ill me fejrtrn country from ifvhich. I come, all flew ,lSe itaudard of the i recount ry ; and in the for. un) ranks, willing to give their lives for their suotry, werethf Winls, And upon the oc- jjloo oi me niuc oi i,juena y isia, an oi you jit( doubtless heard ti nd read of the twelve laired men vho we rq left as the fragments of eegimenta vrhich liad held thelront in po. o,-ahd had fought all day and I say it with d'I proper modesty that lf those three regiments vo Were from my own! 'State, Illinois, and the iheronewas ihc; gallant and lamented McKee, Mr. Clay -Mr. Cla' are you alive V Yes, my old Iriend, and never fell belter in my Ufer jj From tbe N. Orleans Picayune Extra, Feb. 26. LATER FROM VERA CRUZ. The steamship Edith arrived this morn- ing from Verai Cruz, whence she sailed on the 20th irist. A rumor prevailed in Vera Cruz when the Edith lefk ihat Santa Anna had made an application to Gen. Scott for a pass port to Vera CuZjand permission to leave the country, and that Gen. Scott had ac ceded to his request. Those who credited the rumor believed that he would arrive in Vera Cruzpn four or five days,. to em bark for Europe or Havana. The Arco Ins of the 18th instant contains the fol lowing article:: Gen. Santa Anna. We are assured that Gen. Santa Anna has arrived within a few days at Tustepec, provided with the passport Which he demanded from the Government, countersigned by Gen. Scott. bhould this prove to be the case, it is not improbable that we shall see his Excel lency in this cfity, with the view of em barking for a (foreign country, in search of an asylumfwhich he has not been able to find in his native land. It in nlsn ns. Keniuckybutlhesejhree regiments teduced Serted lbat not proceed to Havana, fragment twelver hundred, three quarters a tho Government of the island has pro hibited his ejitry. We have not much faith in this intelligence, and it would be a pity if it should be true, as it is not easy for IJon Antonio to hnd an asylum where he could give? himself up with so much liberty to his natural inclination for in triguing. A train left Vera Cruz for Orizaba on the 13th inst. with an escort of 250 men. The roads to prizaba and the city of Mex ico are said tp be entirely cleared of the guerrilla parties. The Edith brought over the remains of Col. R. M. Echols, 13th Reg. Infantry, and jof Dr. James B. Slade. The following extract from a letter from a correspondent wntincr irom Cordova. how in possession of the American troops, under date of the 15th inst., would seem to confirm the report that Santa Anna was about to leave the country : About a dozen guerrillas were seen on the way Up. Santa Anna, with a few hundred followers, was1 in this neighbor hood a few days since. He has asked for permission to leave the country, and it is thought he is on his way to the coast. Lfi hour before sun down on that awful day, lien they advanced to make that last and I. -all a .ww ar !edy assault, with th gallant Hardin oi lilt. l-ois, and McKcei who fare now gone vho led xm ? i What do the records say 7 Who led frifffnents of thjree regiments into the tld ? Thrywrie led iixfield ojicers. And the ii field officers rry b irere of t hal ru aitor xiband of the Whigti (Loud Cheers.) And U those fee ; W'fygi who led those men, three tneir devotion tq their country with their Uood. (Cheers.) Ilirdin, McKee, and Clay, tlfell on that field unqtbe two remaining were Cul. Diisel and myselil There were six field &efi-ofhe sii, r? were Whigs, and one a Df rnncrat, and yet to Whigs who have sacr tkrd their lives so frcly in this war, are stig. ti'iifd as traitors. Does not the blood of the mng and gallant Henry Clay, who gave his life ohis country on that bloody field, rise in judgment gainst 'the rile iaccusltions against his honest ue 1 (Cheers.) Does hot the spirit of the htllaht Lincoln ! rebuke the assaults 7 of that I pliant Lncoln,vho after so much distincuish. djj himself; ttt Talo Alto and Ileeaca, offered !' if . 1 S . 4 m in mo a sacrinco on trie altar ot his country u Boeria Vista!' f Ah unnecessary sacrifice, oo- for he thought th day was lost, and when -m ot the volunteer regiments had been bro. ka and he; sa withe men flying from the field w&icn be thought was lost, he rushed to the I t t j ' I - It a . . . . Hfiaot tne retreating regiment and rallied them i;am to (he attack, threw himself into the thick. tw the) fght, rcs6lvfd not to see the dishon or of his country, and there he was stricken own. I saw him when in the oironies of Neath, with his rihtf hand clenched on his II a a tm a ... . otnvand his lelt haitd extended, and with his Ltjei icowling oh the enemies of his country, ifi last breath passed jaway. And yet the fa- Vvtaxthat tnanl is cajjed a traitor. Cheers.) Thr, are the evidenles of treason which the "fciz ' party nresents to the nation. fCheers. Si GEN. Ti ' LETTEKS FROM GEN. TAYLOR. ' MPtAiNUEALicBi" oho of the Washington cor- respondents ' of jtho New York Courier At En- ter and himself a Democrat, though cor- responding, with, a Whig paper, says : v "There is a letter lin town from Gen. Tav W, in which hereitrates his preference for Henry Clav. and admits that in early lUe he I ' I hi Ufen a Jefferson tan Democrat ; but that it w wouiu appear to nim tnai me mgs ui mc present dy were muc more akin to theJetrer soniatr Democracy of rtiose days than the Demo eraiior the present Democratic Administration. ' ibioi that the consequence of this declaration be t he nomnatio of-Gen. Taylor by the 'g National Convention, and that Gen.Tay. , though he will not allow himself to be the fcodidala ot a party,will accept it." The Philadelphia News states that the com tUee ofithe Whig Taylor Festival, to come $U thai city on thcJ instant, has also re. ?iye a letter irorn Cen. Taylor in reply to an nations to be present on that occasion. " Its plication (says the pews) at the proper time, ill strengtheiijTho hld the old General has on 8:Whi of the citj and county. Let it suf. ace for ho present, diat its general tone will oear us imt in iK f 4 f ,IIV" M V BVI S7IIW Since writing the above we have conferred with a passenger on the Edith, who states that he had been informed by Gen. Twiggs that he had received! positive information that Gen Scott had granted Santa Anna his passport, and that he was ejxpected in Vera Cruz by the 24th I instant. fv Mexico, Feb. 7, 1849. The late revolution in Tunascaltepec, in this State, by which Olaguibel, the once popular Governor of Mexico, has been deposed, has some light thrown upon it by official documents published in jihe Monitor of yesterday. The plan, as published, appears to be similar to that of San Luis -declaring against the peace poli. cy of the Government and in favor of raising troops and mhney for a vigorous prosecution of the war. Olaguibel. who was at first iinoris- oned, has been released, but deprived ol author ity, and Legislature is called upon to elect a new governor andjo legalize the measures al ready taken to raise troops and money. Col. Withers and Major Lallv, with an es cort ofdragoohs and a couple of pieces of artil lery, arrived yesterday from Pachuca. Ihey brought aboiA; $200,000 in silver with them. This morning a courier arrived from Vera Cruz, bringing dates to the 27th from New Or leans. Considerable excitement was created by the order from Washington fbr a court in quiry to be held at Puebla, on the cases of tho arrested officers, dated the 17th from Washing, ton. and the letter of Truth-Teller," in the Picayune, dated the 18th, which directly con tradicts the order, and announces the recall ot Gen. Scott a fid the release of the other officers. The knowing ones are bothered. you may be able to educate your own chil dren. You must recollect that you are not to separate your interest from the in terest of society. If it enables one man to educate his children and prevents a half dozen others from educating theirs, the harm is in proportion to the good as six to one. He would be a strange pa rent that would sacrifice six children to promote the interest of one. And it is a strange thing if God can be glorified by the advancement of one family when six have been ruined that the one may be advanced. The good is like a drop in a bucket when compared to the harm. The question for you, my christian friend is whether it will make men in the aggre gate wiser than if let alone. Oh, sir ! have not thousands of children been raised up in utter ignorance and destitution, who would have been well educated arid well provided for if you and others had never stilled? Once more. Whatever makes men bet ter, is for the glory of God. Does stilling do this ? Do you believe that God s more generally worshipped His Sabbaths more observed His name more reverenced than would be if you had never made any brandy and whiskey! Do you believe there is more lively exercise of faith more brotherly love more attention upon the part of parents to the religious in- struction of children more reverence up on the part of children for their parents more love and happiness in the dordestic circle more of the power of thai king dom which is love and peace and; joy in the Holy Ghost than would be if you had never stilled ? Do you know of a single individual who has been converted to re ligion by drinking your liquor! Does it prepare men to receive the gospel ? Does it subdue unholy passions ? Then in what respect does all the liquor made! in the land enlarge the Kingdom of Christ ? Have you any hopes, my dear christian friend, that the liquor that has been run- ning from your still the past winter will make one soul better ? Have you tbe faintest expectation of such a thing ? w -w . 1 -i i a. now men is goq giorinea oy what you are doing ? Where are the trophies of conquest you bring to Christ your; King ? Are they in the tears of the drunkard's broken-hearted wife in the rags and ig norance of his worse than orphan chil dren in the hundreds that have; yearly to be expelled from the church foir drink ing your liquor ? These are tho legiti d . r a. a a a mate nuits ot your calling, vy ill you bring them as your trophies for His King dom and lay them at the feet of Christ your Master? Oh, sir, look at the conse quences of stilling. Will you do this for a week. Your sincere friend, SIMON COLDWATER. Davie Co., Feb. 1848. State of aiottfi .ivoUuiia I DAVIDSON COUNTY. CoiM of Plea$ and Quarter Sessions Febru. ,i dry Term, 1848. John Haines, Adm'r, of George Haine, dec' J, j . vs." -. Daniel H. Swicegood and his wife, Ann Sw ice good, Jos eph Spargin and Eliia SpurRin, hia wife, Philip Sice'.ofl and wife, Mariah Siceloff. John Hainea, Christiana Haines1, Sarah Haines, Catharine Hainea, and Einelia Haines. j Petition for sale of Land. TTjappearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Dan- M. iel H. Swicegood and wife Ann, Joseph Spargin and wife Eliza, defendant in this case, are not inhabitants of this State : It is therefore ordered by the Coort that publication be made for sir werks in the Carolina Watch man, printed at Salisbury, that they be and appear before the Justices of our next Court of Pleas and Quarter St-s-sionsj to be held at the Court House in Lexington, on the second Monday of May next, and then and there plead, answer or demur to the plaintiffs petition, or the same will be taken pro confcsso and heard exparte as to them. Witness, C. F. Lowr, Clerk of our said Court at Office. the second Monday of February, 1848. F C. F. LOWE, Clk. ,' 6w45 Printers fee 5 50 1 OCULIST. T HE undersigned who has for several years been ex pensively and successfully engaged in the practice of Ophthalmic Surgery, will visit Salisbury on the 15th in stant ; at Lexington on tbe 16th, and at Greensborough on the slst. Any person in tbe vicinity who is afflict- i ed with with Strabismus or Cros9 Eyes, will have an op portunity ot naving a successful cure performed in a man ner erfectly safe and expeditious, and free from pain. His operations for the cure of Strabismus have been emi nently successful, as his numerous testimonials will show. He ilso performs operations for the removal of Cataract. Films, &c.,and speedily relieves old cases of inriamation of the Eyes. Dr. B would also call the attention of the public to his new method of curing Folliscular diseases of the Air passages, complicated with Chronic Bronchit is, loss of Voice, enlarged and ulcerated Tonsils, with longation of the Uvulla, &.c, Sec. i M. A. BENTLEY, M. D. March 9. 1848 THE Mbacribera hare formed a cc; ar: the firm of M.BROWN di SON. v New Fall & Winter Goods I WM. C. JAMES;&. CO, ARE now receiving, and offer for tale by Wholesale and Retail, their large and extensive stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing almost every article that w tumalljr kept la the Dry Goods, Hat, Shoe and Hardware and Ctlery tine, all of which have been recently purcha'sed in tbe northern markets, at auction and private sate under the most favor able circumstances, and many at mach below what they could now be bought. They respectfally solicit a call from their friends and the public generally, to give their stock an examination uciore laying in ineir r an supplies, utc i -. -rri X been taken and much time consumed in order to obtain ' X v-J JL AVlli. - . . i l . : . i -AT.. m ... . . . .. ccrj mimcic ai me iowei pnee, v mm i vw u- . r m anuersrne4 bavin-' tflKe n tit . . i i,i r . l . k. i JL Bow, in as a Copartner in new Finn. old stand of M. Brown, where they wiU c- 1 Frtib and BalraMe Suck cf to which tbey invite tbe attention cf i!.f r tbe public. They promise to sell ss tow as any IJu. -All kinds of Country ProJsce taken i i Goods. - MICHAEL i:: calvin s. i:: Salisbury, Feb'y 1, 1849. vantage that would be gained by going further North New supplies will be received throughout the season a they arc wanted. W. C. J. it CO., Hreei, .Vfry opposite the mete Lafayttle Hotel. FiYETTEvtLLt, N. C, Aug. 31. 1847 lyl2 j LAND FOR SALE. PURSUANT to an orJer obtained "at the Februery Term of the County Court of Davie. I will offer for sale; to the highest bidJer, nt the Court House in Mocks- viillf.on Tuesday, the 28th instant, a valuable Planta tion belonging to the Estate of Thomas McGuire, dec. Thd tract is estimated to contain 240 Acres ; lira on the waters of Bear Creek, and is convenient to the Town of Mocksville ; has a good proportion of meadow, arable and timber land. A credit of twelve months will be given, and bond with good security required. L. BINGHAM, Adm'r. March 6, 1848 3 w45 NOTICE. j TO CONTRACTORS! ON the 7th day of March, next, being TuesJsy of j Alexander County Court,) we will let to the lowest bidder in the Town of Taylorsville, the building of a : COURT HOUSE & JAIL, i fbr said County. The Court House to be of brick, on a foundation of stone, size 54 oy 36, with the Court Room 1 above and the Offices helow. The Jail lo be of brick, size 35 X 22. two stories high, two rooms below, and three above, with an Iron Cage in the large room above, ten feet long, seven high and eight wide, of bars two by inches, four inches apart each? way, and a fire place in every room. Further par ticular, and all the specifications, plan, &x .will be ex hibited to any person wishing to contract for the work by calling on A. C. Mcintosh, at Taylorsville, N. C. The terms of the contract will be made known on tbe day. SION' II ARniXRTON'.l D ROB'T L. STEELE, GEORGE SWAIM, JAS. II. NEWLAND, A. C- MclNTOSH. Jan. 11, 1848. 7te47 the Mr-. new, would return his thanks to Lis frim He for tbe very liberal patronage that l,e ! of 35 years received, and woo Id now ance of tbe same for the new firm, w huh deavor to merit. I am dextrous of do". ; or, and respectfully invite all tboe :.' - call and make payment. MICHAEL Fefy 1. 1843. tf4. 3 3 Powerful Inducements to Spend Money. NOTICE. A j LL those indebted to the estates of John Cowan, Lu am. cinda Cowan, and John F. Cowan, dee'd, are re quested to meet me at the late residence of the above named persons, on Saturday, the 25th day of March, next, and make settlement. The estates must be settled immediately, and all who fail to comply with this notice may expect their papers to be put in the hands of an of ficer for collection. Those having claims against either of tne above Es tates are again requested to present them for payment. I THOS. A. BURKE, Adm'r de bonis non. Eebmary 59, 1848 3w45 TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER WARE Mm? man. who wants a Fine Baccy, or any thing else in that line of business, will call at JOHNSTON'S SHOPS MANUFACTORY ItY BROWN & BAKER SALISBURY, NO. CAROLINA. THEY have on hand a large assortment of Tinware which they will sell cheaper than can be had in this part of the State. Also, Stills on hand at 50 cents per lb. Guttering and Roofing done on shoit notice. Old copper and pewter, beeswax, tallow and feathers, taken in payment for work. Salisbury, Maroh 2, 1848 tf 44 Sal isbury. A little sontli of inurphr, Store, where you will find in splendid order 12 excellent Buggies, 3 or 4 good Barouches, 4 or 5 vell made Wagons, Some Plantation Carts, Wheelbarrows, Sulkies, &c, all wonderfully cheap for cash or good notes, lum ber or produce. Several fine horses for sale cheap. In my absence, gentlemen on business, will call on my agent, Mr. Francis D. Locke. J. S. JOHNSTON. Feb. 3, 1848 tf40 Saddle, Harness and Trunk 5 0 NEGR WANTED !; SWSSSSSBSBSSSBBBBBSBV Cash for Negro: THE subscriber wishes to purcLa U t ; and tbe latter end of March, FIFTY LIKELY YOUNG N l J suitable for tbe New Orleans market. 1' any of the above property for sale, w ill d king early application tojhe subscriber, e - : the tilgheftt market price In C ' He can be found t Mr. John I. Shave r' ' p Salisbury, N. C, Feb. 17, IS 17 LO Communications from r. promptly attended to, KIUDER &, MALLET GROCERS & COLILIiC MERCHANTS, j Xo. 27 OLD SLIP, Corner ct Fronl-Stl (1 Particular attention paid to the saW t f IV eral advances made on contijn i i W. H. KaiDCt. I , , P. Maixitt. r " References Xolratavg. Commer ! ' Imgoldsbf. Doisseau fi( ..' . G. Dudley J Co. Slanto. CsTBts H Co. ' E. ir. Wilkis,Fittlfx Feb. 10. 1847 2m4i j CHEAP WATCHES k JKV WHOLESALE AX D 11 L . Philadelphia Watch ar.J J- Gold Sp Fine S.' w Gold Tr Ladies G( Stiver tr MANUFACTORY ! MAIN STREET, SALISBURY. The Whigs of the City and County of Phila. delphia held a meeting on Thursday; evening for the purpose of making arrangements for the reception of Mr. Clay, who is expected to ar riveTin that city iu a few days. The meeting was very large and enthusiastic, and the ful. lowing resolutions, offered by Judge Conrad, were adopted unanimously : j Resolved, That, learning that Henry Clay, the great champion and exemplar of Whig prin ciples, and the stern and steady expounder of the true interests of the American people, U about to visit the city of Philadelphia, this meet. iii2 considers it proper that the people should m s t make him their guest, and that he should be re. ceired with honors due to one who has devoted the rich energies of the great life to his coun. try. j. j . Resolved, That a committee of five from each Congressionol District be appointed to make the necessary, arrangements for the reception of that first and best of Whigs Uexrv Clay! The City Councils have tendered to the dis tinguished statesman the use of Independence Hall, in which to receive the visits of his fel low citizens. THE MARKETS.' F.J. Lord & Co,, Rice Factors & Commission Agents, Wilmington, X. C. Wjll attend promptly to any business committed to their charge. Refer to J B. Lord. Est. March 2, 1843 5t44 HARDWARE. TUST received by the subscribers, a general supply THE subscriber having established himself in the Town of Salisbury, for the purpose of carrying on the above business, respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. He pledges himself, that his work shall aal ways be done in the very best style, snd his prices to suit the times. He will keep constantly-on hand Saddles, Undies, Martingales, Harness, Collars, Saddle Wallets, Trunks, Valises, tc, Jc. Also, Harness Skirting, Sole and Up per Leather of the very best quality always on hand which can be bought low for cash, or on a short credit to prompt customers. In addition to the above, he respectfully informs the public, that he carries on the TANNIXG and BOOT of English and American Hardware and Cutlery, i and SHOE MAKIXG BUSIXESS in the Town of Guns, Pistols, and Rifles, which they will sell to coun- ! Statesville. where he will always be happy toseehisold trjij merchants at very low prices on liberal terms, con- friends, and supply them with any of the above enumer siaaing of Traces and Ox Chains, Weeding Hoes, Ma- ated articles. nure Forks, Anvils, Vices, and Smith Hammers, Brass ; Thankful for past encouragement, he hopes by close anil Enamelled Preserving Kettles, Locks and Latches ' attention, not only to merit a continuance of the same, in reat variety. Bone. Buck and Ivorv handled Knives but a considerable increase for the future. No. 96, North second tt , t rr. ' ; i n..u t....tv...i.. t i caret cares. Silver do. full jewrCed 818 Silver do. 7 jewels, 16 Silver Lepinei. jewelM, 11 Qoartiert, good quality, ? Imitation, 5 Gold Pens, with Pencil and Stiver Uo'. Gold Finger Rings 37, to 60. Watch Glasses, best quality plain 1CJ c 18; Lunet 25, ether articles in prt or: AH goods warranted to be what th-y a On band some Gold and Silver Lev- still lower than the above prices. O. Cl 1 Jeweler and Manufacturer ; Watch Maker and Import f Constantly ou hand, a large assort me .v. usually kept in similar establishments, cf and fashionable style. Grist and Si 1Y11.Li.Li : i Lands and oilier Valuable FOR SB-ZiH I pCair oid tt n cdz: IS hereby given that in pursue nee f I executed to tbe undersigned by V i we will proceed lo sell to the higUet t , : tnises of said Macay, two ni!e (om Tncxday the Hth of 3!arr!:i : FIFTY-SIX LIKELY Mil Terms of Salt. Six months credit t.' , the day of sale. Bond and approved; required. J. F. CHAMHEK. 4 !, at the orthodoxy of his klteo and niaintainrl Nitical Uith.7 .SAxctL A; I'bidces (Dem.) has been elect wo Uongrest Irom the 6th Congressional Dis fc'cj of Pennsylvania;! to fill the vacancy occa Jned by the death f Mr. Hornbeck, (Wbi".) B.Vmajopty is about 150. Tho demo, ic majority! last year in the same district Wl1 633, ltbough the deceased member was edfromitlin 180. , We have sjc?cn a lctler from a Democrat Pennsylvania, in which Bridges is de- Jonced in the mfost unmeasured terms. is rpnp.nt,i : ainrr;n;niri ; ot Tt CVerv resncct. and tnfallv unworthv m J J It ll tf ,r e station to which he has been elected. . A meeting pf Fronds to the nomination of Gnera Scoo the Presidency was held 7Uburg on Tueiday last, which, notwith. Jding he unfaTorftble weather, was very nu "' "ended, rfobert Carothers, Esq. pre. fcu ."J,s,e(t b FC number of Presidents . (ice Presidentsi ! For the Carolina Watchman. To the Christian Stiller No. 4. My Dear Friend : You have not for gotten, I trust jthat in all you tlo you should have an eyp to the glory of God. Any business that leads to the improvement of the mind of iian tends to the glory of God. Because the more the mind is im- 8 " proved the jmqre it is capable of under standing the nature and works of God and of appreciating his wisdom and goodness. Science not only gives us exalted and glo rious ideasj of! God, but it has done im mensely mbch to improve the comforts and conveniences of life. The benefits of science and. of a proper culture of the mind it U impossible to tell. Does not your bosom swell at the very thought ? That man who1 is diffusing the elements of a sound education through society is doing much for the good of man for the glory of God. Will your business cause more children :to be educated than would be without! it ?j Will science in any way be improved by it? Do you find those who use your fliqnor doing most to edu cate their cjhilaren ? Do you find those j Iron Apples, (dried) Bacon, Brandy, Butter, Beeswax, COTTOV, Cotton Yarn, Coffee, Corn, Feathers, Flour, (per bbl.) Iron, Salisbury, March 9i 1848. and Forks, Pocket Knives and Razors with celebrated devices marked thereon, Hough and Ready, Ruena Vis- ' tdf Monterey, i$c., and every other article belonging to j the business ; and respectfully ask the merchants of this ! vicinity to favor them with a call when they visit the city. WM. T. HOWELL &, Co i No. 181, Market St. iPhiladelphia, Feb. 20, 1643 5t43 Boger & Wilson HAVE constantly on hand a good assortmeat of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Cutlery, Musical Instru ments, Revolving Pistols, Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles of every de scription, which will be sold very cheap for cash. Their friends and the public, are respectfully invited to call and examine their fine selection, one door above J. & W. Murphy's store. Watches, Hlocks, and Jewelry, repair ed in the best manner, and warrnnted for twelve months. LeDine and plain watches altered to patent levers, and warranted to perform well. 0"Just received, a fine lot of Jewelry, Perlumery Hair Oil, &.c. Salisbury, Jan. 6, 1843 tf 36 0"His shop is one door above G.lW. Brown's store and just opposite the " Brick Row." WM. H. MOWBRAY. Salisbury, January 27, 1813 y 00 00 8 a 00 40 a 50 10 a 00 18 a 20 ' 7 a 8 00 90 8 a 10 00 a 25 00 a 25 00 a 4 4 a 44 Linseed Oil, Molasses, Nails, Oats, Irish Potatoes, Do., (sweet) Sugar, (brown) Do. Moaf) Salt, (sack) Tallow, Wheat, Whiskey, 75 a 80 35 a 40 5i a 6 16 b17 50 a 75 00 a 30 6 a 10 12J a 00 2 a 3 10 a 12J 65 a 70 25 a 30 FayeUeville, March 7, 1848. Brandy, (pe4ch) Do. (appje) Bacon, j Coffee, CoTTOJf , . ' Corn, Candles, F. F. Flour, Feathers, Pork, Peas, Osnaburgs, yd. 55 a 75 45 a 50 7 a 7$ 8 a 10 m a t a j 55 a 60 00 a 15 4 a 5 5 30 a 32 Si 6 45 a 50 11 Iron, Molasses, Oats, Nails, Jcut) Sugar, (brown) Salt, (bushel) Do. (sack) 1 Wheat, Whiskey, Beeswax, Rag". Oil, (lamp) 5a 6 28 a 30 30 a 35 5 i 7 a 10 00 a 60 75 a 2 00 30 a 1 00 23 a 32 00 a 20 1J a 2 87 a 1 40 BOOT & SHOE Making! THE subscriber takes this method of informing tbe people of Salisbury and vicinity, that he has estab lished a shop in the above line of business, in Salisbury, near the western corner of the Court House, opposite the Mansion Hotel, where he is always prepared to an swer the calls of his friends in the most punctual man ner. Having employed Mr. Jacob Lefler to superintend his shop, he feels confident that his experience and faith fulness will warrant to his customers the most entire satisfaction. His charges for shoes, boots, &c., and al so for repairs, shall be ss moderate as possible. JEREMIAH BARRINGER &Co. Feb 24, 1848 6m43 Bv Jacob Lcri.xa. SAM'L REI2VI-: Salisbury, February 3, 18 IS O cn: N on the same snd two follow in pose to PUBLIC SALEM ace LAXD AxD OTHER PROPERTY FOR SALE! fTlHE subscriber will ofler for sale on the 10th day of, 1 March next, his Plantation, lying in Scotch Ireland. Those in want of a good tract of land would do we'l to attend the sale. Also, at the same lime and place will be sold a quantity of Corn, Oats, Hay, Fodder, and a few Hogs, Ate. ; I will also sell my interest in three Negroes one wo man and two girls. Six months credit will be given. ; frb 17 4t42 DAVID F. COWAN. Bacon, Beeswax, Cheraw, March 7, 1848. 7$ a 8$ Leather, (sole) 18 a 22 22 a 24 'Lard. . 00 a 10 NOTICE IS hereby given to the creditors of John Giles, dee'd, to appear at my office, on Friday the 31st of March, next, and prove their debts against the estate of the de ceased, according to law, ! A. H. CALDWELL. C. M. E. Salisbury, Feb. 24, 1848 Printers fee $2 25 High Shoals Iron Works! Gattoit County, X. C. r i lit. subscriber having leased the a JL Love Establishment, for the purpose of manufacturing Iron, Nails, Castings, Mill Spindles, Cranks, and all Black smith Work, and having good Lathes and J an excellent Machinist from the North, he 1 will be prepared to make and f)top ail kinds of Machi- j nery at short notice. Having spared neither pains nor i expense in selecting a good set of workmen, connected j with his own long experience in the above line of busi- j ness, will warrant all work made at this establishment to be as well executed as it can be done in tnis part of j the country, and at prices to suit the times. j WM. E. ROSE. ! February 8, 1843 ' lj41 A Common School for Salisbury District, will find im- T?TTD'TITT? P TflTlPl?. QTTT .T . - j: . unn,..i K rvri;.9tinn to the undersiimed. J- - y - AVAJ i mcuisic cuhvuivih , - m W. H. tiUivAH, STOLEN ! LOOK OUT ! rOLEN from the subscriber on the 10th insi note for $300 on John Locke, dated about the 8th tain other Deed of Trust, executed by . csy to me, on the premises aforesaiJ, t'. perty, to wit : j .a. T-RjQaUT OF Known at the MACAY MIL I, TH CONTAINING j Two Thousand Six II tin dr. AlsoAnotker Tract I note n as the I'i ; contaisisc 1S00 AC III: . All of which is in t! immediate vicinity of Sa bury. A'so TWENTY. LIKELY NEGR 1 11 l IinnSFJ? and MI!.' 2 JENNYS, COWS, HOGS. CO:: HAY, and a great variety of s! connected with the Mills ami a Term of Sale same as the. SAM'L REEVE-". N. R. The Negroes will all he first day of sale if possible, ' 2ZTX- C. Argus, luneolm Courier, .,rr ferooniam, will pullisk till sal end j . to this Ofiee. J ' . . tt fir r t. . aiA inst. Also a note on nenry v . vyiion,iorawui o. dated about the 8th inst. The public are warned not to trade for said notes. DAVID F. COWAN. ! Feb. 11. 1848 3w42 NOTIC Male Teacher Wanted. A GENTLEMAN well qualified to lake charge of the r Bagging, (hemp). 18 a 25 (tow) Bale Rope, Coffee, Cotton, Corn, Flour, Feathers, Hides, (dry) 15 a 16 9 a 10 9 a 104 42 a 45 4 a 5 25 a 32 00 a 9 Lead, (bar) ; 8 a 10 Molasses, (N. 6.) 40 a 45 Do. (Cuba) 35 a 40 Nails, (cat assort.) 6 a 6J Oil. (sperm) il 12$ a 1 25 Rice ! 0 a 6i Sugar, (brown) 9 a 11 Do. (loaf) 1 15 a 17 Salt, (sack) 1 62, a I 75 $ a 6$ I Tobacco, 8 a 15 J. I. SHAVER, Com' tee. H. H. HEARD ! O" Miss ELLEN FULTON will tak charge of the Female Department. Children trom five years old and upwards, will go to the House of the Misses Gn,ts, where the school will be opened on Monday the 7th in stant, j I WARRANTS Just printed on NEW TYPE and on ex leellent PAPER, tor sale at this Office, rr 1 1 1 Uowzce. I i ! HE subscribers have thiel A III JL day formed a Copartner- shiD under the style of naUOU OC We will continue the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS in all its Tarioos branches, st the old wand oppe the Rowan Hotel, being-thankful and encouraged for pt favors, we woold solicit a continuance of the same ; and hope to please every one who favors us with a call. DAVID WATSON, WM. ROWZEE. Salisbury, January 11, 1313. 3tc30 OUR friends snd customers v kind regards and thanks for the libera! ; stowed upon us for the past year.snj V not settled their seeounts and notes, . ; without delay, for we must have mory. who goes Nurth for purposrs connect sion, will -lect and purchase for ns th I stock of drugs, medicines, instrument,' r. brought into this country, which will to Should any of oar friends with articles i not ufually kept by as. Dr. Wheeler m .' in procuring them, if they will call st tt the amount with particular written Wcstcott.who will forward the same t ,. r LOCKE !c tl Salisbury. Feb. 3, 1843 j TUST r jrelrcil and for uL I 1 ply ot . IlulTsbest lailuw La ) BUOWN 'A I Jan. 1, 1319 V
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