' ji
l:
lY SLAVES.
1 .
.MiimonJ ptUt at Washin
, A -CIIIUIU . --
'Pfowiilr iuj the; attempted escape of a
fiiumlf f loffsUveV Iro n that city and from
frcfttowi : and out vl subsequent nroceea
..V. ' I Mi - . ,1 t . . ,
.Ciillibn ivhicht llwio slaves were cm
cd wli froiiv rhijadl )bia, and under the
rinartrnenirthcc!4hite men, ;who have
-)mnittd
L
Dm Pa
to jail toialwuit iheir trial.
timbre Sunlof ilic 19ih, contains the
dllelri in relation to this affair :
,hUlH
W.VfHlNCToX.
April 18th, 1848.
ppjptirouit InrJ recovery of ihc slaves
, sovcjnty-tight n numDer, nas
teatcd asijUc)i conversation here as the Krene h
''evolution.!- There-was one on board in the
arty irmrhhtf Virginia shlore, below this city.
a,.,..,--,, r J ft. . . ,.i:l..l...'.
,v teems t(i have been rfuite i deepiy ij(u scnenio
Tflie whoje thinff bfiny executed with quiet
iide?paUh. Irho ur$nit was managed by
'police rjlticirsi, and Jvith great skill and en
iJJ,', Twv .ouht to pc entitled to salvage.
U, veserl Kvas f nuglf rrtopred in tone utver.
t)'i!d' iodn havebeen ready to; go out of
,jt'3psi yiht puruer's made an examina
in their U'O steiame and were on the
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intf returning, ween inoy discovered me
,ol, and taught thelwho e party napping, the
iijier of rca)turc being, in their opinion, en-
with
lv over
Tpe t tircf U nite men found in the vessel are
acksil
hnaiiiH th ski
'ifitemtnt
rather llitlicult to
lrwnal safety.
Com-
lnce o
ject. Tho bill proposed was merely intend
ed to hold the city corporation liable fW nro
perty destroyed Uy mob violence.
Mr. Benton hoped that the whole subject i woqld be
dropped, and the regular business proceeded with.!
Mr. Calhoun epoRe with warmth, denouncing the ef
forts of Northern abolitionists to deprive Southern! men
of their, property. U Northern vessels could no visit
Southern waters, without endangering Southern Tights,
Southern men wuultf prevent them at all. The conse
quence would be thi the question would thus directly be
brought to an issue.jj If any political eyent threatened
the safety of the Union, it is the slavery question. All
matter tending to a 'collision upon this f point should be
watched and treated with caution. He trusted therefore
that leave to introduce the bill would not be granted.
.Mr. Hale replied iand utterly denied khat he had in
any manner whatever directly or mdireptly, by council,
speech or silence, hid any connection with the kidnap
ping business. ,
Mr. Calhoun abruptly closed the discussion as far as
himself was concerned, by observing tint he Bhould as
soon think of arguing with a maniac, as the Senator from
New Hampshire uppp the subject. . j
Mr. Mangum deprecated the excitement which pre
vailed, as well as the ill-timed introduction of the bill.
The discussion was continued until ailate hour. The
senate adjourned to Monday, without taking the ques
tion.
CAPEy FEAR
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THE Proprietore of the CAPE FEAR, STEAM
BOAT COMPANY hare pat on thl Rivef the
new Steamer" -J
GOV. GRAHAM
to run regularly between Wilmington and Fayetteville,
at the late reduced frerghts. She draws butj 20 inches
water, having two engines and locomotive boiler, with
superior accommodations for Passengers. j
AU Goods consigned to J. & W. L.McGARY, Wil
mington, will be forwarded up the river, free ff commis
sions, i
All Produce from the country will be forwarded down
me river and to its destination free of commissions.
Communications addressed to J. & W. l4 McGary,
Wilmington, and W. L. McGary, Fayetteville, will have
attention. - . W. L. McGARYl Agent.
April 15, 1848 jly52
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to:, April 19, 1843.
jiia morningj you were
the " Pearl," which
t(1 deluded, defrauded
A-
f nt the people who haw been thus success.
kity oupcu put 01 moneys outaineu nnnesuy or
Av .Telefljraphi eatlj
priced of jtho Cnpturb ol
nne, with heH tarJn t
ilivei (iad just; been iTtufijed to this city.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
On Thursday,jMr. Palfrey rose to a privi.
leged question. Jle wished to cifler o; resolu
tion, setting forth; tho proceedings of the mob
in the city of Washington, and moving the ap
pointment of a select committee of five to re
port what actionjwas necessary for the Iouse
to take to securojthe members from personal
threats and violence. !
Objections werp made, but finally withdrawn,
and the resolution" came regularly up for! con-
siuerauon. f j
Mr. Venablci of North Carolina, then ad
dressed the House in denunciation of thej abo
litionists. He gave way several times to Mr.
Haskell and others to interrogate Mr. Giddings,
who in reply to 6ne of the questions, admitted
that he avowed tHe right of avef to run off in
an efibrt to regalr freedom, but Jwith this ad.
mission acknowledged the supremacy of tho
law in its relaH to whites wholabetted them.
Mr. V. concluded, by moving an amendment in-
cresing me nunaoer ot the committee to nine.
LAND
FOR
M r. TnnmtlS. hf (.Anrrria Lnvt'lb tkn fl .....
jhoneRiJyrtndficcd o viiiate a fidelit' ever and made a powbj-ful and eloquent speech, de.
before questionable ire n en, wo-'"" and chii- nying that the Hpuse had any right to entertain
ireiLit i irvial f.ut betwten whom and their I Mr. Morse, ofj Louisiana, next! spoke on the
ivners feel ng'Hf regard, hlmost amounting to ! same side, and 1 compiithented the speech ol
iTeounn, halve cVer cji'itet . j Mr. Toombs warmly.
"TtfrtQ p,eple bavo een beset by a horde of Some very severe dechi rations against Messrs.
unprinqipletj, soujjless fanatics, who have j Giddings, Root, i'j'uck a id Palfrey, generally,
fduceu.ineni trom m comioris anu privileges , out against ;ir. OiUuirtgs artcularly, were
filio olJ homestead -t-havb corrupted the ptu (made by Messrs; fStephens, Haskell, .Toombs
and Venable. ,Itwas naily, orkjuite charged"
oy i wo or mree pi mese gentlemen, that he had
participated in the kidnapping of slaves and
I WISH to sell my plantation lying on the south side of
the South Yadkin River and Hunting Creek, in Da
vie County, North Carolina, four miles southwest from
Mocksville, containing
1475 ACRES,
of which about 500 acres are cleared (200of which is
fresh,) in good repair, and upon which there afe good
FARM BUILDINGS, a good GRIST and
SAW MILL, I
good meadows and all necessary conveniences, for farm
ing on a large scale. The land is equal in quality to any
in the county, and is well adapted to the raiding ot all
kinds ot grain and tobacco particularly. j
I ersons wishing to purchase, will please call on me in
Mocksville, and I will take pleasure in showing them the
land, and as I am determined to sell I will give a bar
gain and make the terms accommodating, j
WILLIAM F. KELLY.
April 24, 1848. 14t52
0The Raleigh Register and Danville Register, will
please copy the above for three months, and feend their
accoun's to this Office for poyment.
ho deserved to be! strung
Hi
1
s nrincinles. and substituted villainy for fidel
t under aS9urhnce that these said fanatics
njujil provide aj way to lh 'ir freedom. Their
rriviil and escort tojjjail, agitated the entire
nmrntinny-rlho; gatci ol ine prison, anu the
froujj(iog neighborhood, liave been thronged j of expelling himi
Two white men, named llward bavres and
hniel Draytoi, statl co ntnilled by Justice
l'illiam, cpafged, unon t ie oath of Andrew
Iiover, witn hiving stolen and taken away two
are t, the rjroper'y o saiic Hoover. Chester
aglfth, al'n'.: white, timl j r rohahly one of the
-ewvM rnriitnittcd b) Justice Goddard upon a
uiilar chagei I
,A meeliirg of the ok'nera is called at the jail
M., and during the
sending them off from this district, for which
up ! Several talked
declared that he had
Lmnrf.iv ft t 1 ( 1 ifi')tuA; X
'icnoon a e.jrxftininnjiion l)f the accused par
'it will lake nl.'irn lioCon Justice Williams and
HMard. I! jj ;i
i mm or l-erti other?
in'.'ffit. A lafgel crowd of persons have assem-
h ktrec in front of the New Era
wjiich itnuch excitement exists.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
MR. SMILEY
EXPECTS to continue a few days at Salisbury for
the purpose of taking the
of those who may desire it. He possesses the most im
proved process, with a new method of preparing Chem
icals, which enables him to give the most beautiful tone
and finish, with a natural complexion to his miniatures.
Taken as well in a cloudy as a fair day.
Likenesses always warranted.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and exam
ine his specimens of Daguerreotype at his room at the
Mansion Hotel.
April 20, 1848 tf 51
education!
THE subscribers have just receive?, direct from Phil
adelphia Si. N. York, a large arid splendid stock of
33ra (Soopb,
Suited to the Spring and Snmmer Reasons, embracing
all the New Styles of Dress Good, j ith almost every
other article in the Dry Goods line. : y!so, a well select
ed Stock of Loots and Short. Hard ir are, Queenstrare,
j GLASSWARE, i
LEGHORN and PALMEAF 1UTS, BOSNETS, .
CMBREI.LAS, FARASOLS .A.ND StX SHADES,
GROCERIES, ScO.
O The public are invited to call before making their
purchases, and examine the Stock t f
M. BROWN & SON.
Salisbury. April 6th, 1B-1S 19if
NEW ARRIVAL! OF
Books and Stationary.
TTCTEBSTER'S large Dictionary
v T Boles' pronouncing d5.
Webster's do. do.
Baldwin's Gazetter,
Walker's Dictionary, (new editjen).
Smith's, Kirkham's and Murry'l Urammar,
Emerson's 1st. and 2d. part Arithmetic,
Smith's, Pike's and Smiley's do.
Washington and his Generals, by Head'y,
Napoleon and his Marshalls,
General Taylor and Staff,
General Scott and Staff,
Alamance, (ihe North Carolina Novel),
Quarter Races in Kentucky, !
Sol Smith,
Tom Burk,
Charles O'Maley,
Squatter Life,
Best French and English letter Taper, superior ar
ticle ; Ink, Ink Sand, Quills, Slates, etc., etc.
Xj" Call at the Cheap Cash Store.
M. RROWN & SON.
Salisbury, April Gth, 184S-4'Jtf
SPRING 1 8 1-8.
EDGEWOIITII
FEMALE SELIIi Jill.
REV. PROFESSOR G. MORGAN, I j
, GOV. J. M. MOREIIEAD, Propricr.
THE year begins with Jaly, and closes; cn .
Thursday in May ; an unbroken term of ten
The several departments which form a ccrnfri !
and ornamental Edacation.aa Music, Draw it Pa
French, Latin, and English Languages and, Lit -
Mathematics and the experimental Sciences ;'; ? Ir:
and Moral Philosophy, the BiWe and its Librat i e, :
conducted by Professional Teachers ,f much er-.vrier
Eduewokth is organized on a well defined r'art ,0
j part to a moderate number cf pupils, the LuVs: -.!
uiucauon, ana mi an exprne ur jcao tusa ii 11.
of like grade, in the large Cities. - j I
The greatest parental care and OTertigLt, extrr; :
from improper associations, good society, a We!', zrrz:
ed course of study ; valuable Libraries anj Ai
approved methods of instruction, religious tulturr, L
of tu'v ; great improvement, and whatever qui
Lady to perform with dignity and wisdom the' t: a:. ;
whic h Providence assigns her, sre secured t Ed ;rwc : .
pupil?, to an extent seldom attained In the aiost favt:. 1
Institutions. ' ! I i 1
The expenses for each of the five mcnihl are. Be-.',
ic. and the instruction in all.Stsdies not ixtra. $7.1.
Music on the Piano or Guitar, 20,Oil Tintir 5 C . 1
either cf the Aficitsit or Modern! Laoztagel,' Clw
Valuable LAND'
mum
i
I have not yet been com-
iVl mi Seven
j itire, amon
U propets of an outhrbak are threatening
Mkkcvry.
1
STThe
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VBttnda
neither aided nor nbelted in the escape of any
slave. Were he to do io, he should expect to
abide the rigor ofj the laivs on the subject. He
had visited the prison, aind "voluntarily offered
to procure counsel and to stand by and see un
harmed from mabjviolence, the while men im
prisoned there on a charge of kidnapping the
slaves taken ofTlby the schooner i Pearl, but he
had done nothing to procure the escape of any
slave in the District. Mr. G. had visited the
jail, but was aiJdjionished to retire speedily,
which he did. t
Without coming to any definitive action, the
House, on motionj adjourned.
On Friday, the? sujjeet was resumed, and
Mr. Stanton ol Tenn. commenced a speech.
This is the lates account we havie as yet.
F OR SALE.
!
I WISH to sell my plantation lying on Hunting Creek
in Davie county, N. C, five miles west of Mocksville,
containing 330 Acres, of which from eighty to one
hundred acres are first rate bottom land, welji drained,
and in good order for cultivation. There is a good
DWELLING HOUSE, j
Barn and all the necessary out-buildings, a first rate
spring and a good orchard of select fruit. Persons de
siring to buy, are requested to call and examine! for them
selves, and as I am determined to sell I will give a bar
gain and make the terms accommodating. j
GEORGE WILSON.
April 24, 1849. 14t52
Drawing and Water Painting S10.
Ptfty Dollara are paid on entering, and the Hi! r
on the 1st of January and May. f j j j ' i
Pupils t-hould enter at the opening 61 thef year w!.
the clasps are formed. They can rnter ft any- li:
but not to be withdrawn before the close in May ;
they are examined on the studies of the year, advance
to hinher grades and the Senior Class having cc r. ; '
teu the course, receive Diplomas, at permanent t
inonal of a hnished Education
z'.l
J.
Pupils, who are allowed iosufneient time-to gr Ju::? ,
are jM-unitted tojom the cUors for which Cey imy 1
qualitieJ, and all receive the full benefit of their fjrn t
StUll.C. i 4
Parents and Guardian are expected to write, fur mc
particular infonnation, especially for the coarse if : j
dents, when
Greenloro,
--'I -1 " --j r
preparations can be made St bfme. i
ro,' N. C. March, Iw4.
LIST OF LETrEItS
REMAINING in the Post Oflice in Salbtury, t
the first of April, 18 1 : j ;
A Mrs. Anderson. B George C. Burracf , ? !
Roxana E. Blarkwrll. Eli Blackwilder. M. V
i M,,,3 K!"beth Blackwill, Alex. Brown, Wn. J. Pre
WILLIAM C. JAMES & CO. I !JLr,
the Delegates from
Locofoco Conven
lialf of tho others
llagcs." Register.
ceased
r
i said " at last two-
h'fdi ol Thd Detegat4" tb the Whig Conven-
n. f'.-werd from the Towns and Villages of
Sute." I If- ve take an
Ve and JoJinnton ro the
cn, we sl)u(l iu(!g!tha
fre from 'i TWns alid V
. ' I - 4 i 4-i - 4----
NVrf ntrth hf -CJnAr. 'I'hc strength of ropes
nd cords (Mpdlids on the fiiicuess of the strands
utmproiihge, isj stronger than dry. Silk cords
wveMirec itj lhcR4rcr glh of those of flax
'Ueame iameter, and a remarkable increase
(f Wength iaoUaind by gluing the threads
iefber. 1 t.Wirinen rord, the threads of which
r glued; is jMonge than the best wrought j Coffee,
1 '
Feathers,..
In this, County, bnfthe SUtwinst., by he Rev. Stephen
Frontis, Mr. WILLIAM S. H ARRIS j of Cabarrus Co.
to Miss ELIZABETH POWE, daughter of tie late
Win. E. Powe, decd, 1 i
In this Town,onUhe 15th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Par'
ker, Mr. J. S. McCUBBINS, of Staiesville, to Miss
CECELIA CHUNK;, daughter of Wiljiam-Chunn, de-
AI.SO FOR SALE 55G ACRES lying on
Hunting Creek, adjoining the above land, of which
from 175 to 200, acres are first rate bottom Jand,well
drained and in good order for cultivation, and upon which
there are good farm buildings ; two good orchards, good
meadows and the plantation in excellent repairJ We are
determined to sell, will give a bargain and imake the
terms easy. JvELLY & WILSON.
TO CTRiLCTORSr
PROPOSALS, under seal, for building a new Luthe
ran Churchin t lie Town of Salisbury, N. p., will be
received by the subscriber until the last of May next, at
which time the contract will be let out to the lowest bid
der. The contract will only embrace the building of the
wall, which is to her of brick size 50 by 30.
Address J. HCoffnian, Salisbury, N. C.
J. II. COFFMAN.
April 19, 1849. tf:52
THE subscriber informs the public that the Slim
mer Session, of his
GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
for the benefit of both sexes, will commence, at his
house, in Salisbury, on Tuesday the 9th of May next.
The terms of tuition are as follows, viz :
For spelling, reading, writing and Arith
metic SI 00
For the same with English Grammar, Ge
ography or History, 1 50
For the Latin, Greek and French language
or the higher branches of English Educa
tion, 2 00
For instruction in marking, 50
For do. in. worsted and chenille. 1 00
The Female department will be kept in a separate
room, under the superintendence sf Mrs. Frontis.
Stable room will be gifen for the horses of those who
come from the country.
STEPHEN FRONTIS.
Salisbury, April 13, 1848. 4w58
A RE now receiving, bv the most recent arrivals from
J. Boston and New Vcrk, th-ir enWffStock of Sttrina
and Summer (rOM,cousistmgof a splendid assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Hatt, Shoes, Bonnets, Trunks, Single and donlle
Larrcl GL'yS, He.
The stock is by far the largest and most commanding
ever offered by them in this market; and having been
purchased since the late decline at very reduced prices,
and many styles of goods at enormous sacrifices, at auc
tion and otherwise, will he sold for Cash, and on ihe usual
time to punctual customers, either at wholesale or retail,
at such prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction.
A call from their old friends, and the public general
ly, respectfully solicited. Wm. C. JAMES &, Co.
Fayetteville. March 2.5, 1845. 4itf
tatc oC liovtli OTavoKua,
SURKY COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb. Term, 1843.
Josiah Cowlei, admr. )
r- S r.i.:i. ...y r 1
The heirs at Law of James ( J J
Denny, dee'd.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
John Denny, William Denny and Jesse Denny are
defendants and reside beyond the;Iimits of this State.
It is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made in the Carolina Watchman tor live successive
weeks notifying said defendants to be and appear at the
next Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, t-o he held at
the Court House in Rocklord, on the 2d mon-.iay in .Vay
next to plead or deir.ur to said petition, otherwise the
case will be heard exparte as to them and a sale of the
lands ordered accordingly.
Witness, 1". K. Armstrong, Clerk of said Court at
office, the 2d mondnv of Feb. lM.
T.'K. ARMSTRONG, Ci'k.
49:5t: Printer's fee 5 !
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3
roil.
T If 1$ IJIAURETS.
Apples, (dried).
Bacon,
11 randy,
Butter,
Beeswax, -.,
Cotton
Cotton Yam,..
Salisbury, April 27, 1848.
..0(i k 00 j Linseed Oil,. 75 (S 80
.. 8$ 00 t glasses,.! 35 (S) 40
..40 & 50 i Nails, 5J la) 6
lOtfo 00 !0ats, J 16 (S 17
. ltfrfi) 20 ' Irish Potatoes,.. .20 (S 25
.....US8 ' i Do., (sweet)... 00 (3 30
. .00fS85 Sugar, (brqwn)
.. Kfe 10 1 Do. 'loaf)..
..00 d 25 Salt, (sack!)
...00 fa) 25 Tallow,...;.....
Flour, (per bbl.)...WfS) 4J Wheat,..
Iron,...,
r
..ft (a) 4 Whiskey,....
.6 (a) 10
124 (a) 00
.2 (B 3
....10 0 P-Vi
....f)5 (a) 70
..25 (a) 30
3
PRICE & KESLER, .
Fashionable Tailors,
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April 27, 1843. tf53
HE subscriber having
determined to curtail his
Mechantcal Business, offers
for sale all the
BUGGIES
ci 1
RANGER'S NOTICE.
TAKEN up and entered on the stray book for Rowan
county, on the 22d instant, by Jacob Kritler, living
15 miles west of Salisbury, a pale .sorrel mare,hlaze in
the face, right hind! foot white, about 14 hands high, sup
posed to be seven years old, and valued at thirty dollars.
The owner of said mare is requested to pay charges and
take her away. JOHN I. SHAVER,
Salisbury, April 22, 1848.3t5-2 -- Ranger.
evilhy April 25, 1848.
BY MS
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NIGHT'S MAIL.
iCONGRICSS.
TK, f)fT Thursday, a 'deeply ex
f"edfdeLate arpsc oil a motion by Mr. Hale of Feathers,
v it' i . i . 1 mi. ! 1 .
j; n. tor leaTQ j to introduce n ii 11 relative 10
wful asCiiula!ei in the District, "biirr-
i (pecchds ivWc rrtade, (says tho Baltimore
riot,) iij vlUch iiles3rb. Calhoun, Utitler,
"Stun, llaiinriin,) Uoutlas-i, the two Davi.
Foote, hnil therl participatcul. Mr. Foote
bn liis liitfhpftalulin horse, and assured Mr.
'filial if k)v wouli conje to Mississippi, he
lu be vr much itrrticj, and said he would
CaJianoJ ir) doinSihosd high honors to his
wfiuon dtsdrtk! That is, that tliey would
njtthe Nfcwl HampiUire Senator in Mississip.
liftboy dotJIJj catch la J ri 1 on, in that State.
ltor Ij.ilirtl.tMa I LKtirr tj hi 1
rle was Idol ris damage to the vartu, i the
;'e of iiiclj, ttris tpat hu would drive Loco
over o' e uldnto 1 cause in the free
k'v', andjeau no thim t vole for Mr. Hale,
tandrdaia bfj tlie Ibolitiotiists for the Presi
dfftcy. Sol ol Mr. F ote, that his speech
good a 3,0,00(1 votes to the Senator from
. UamftshlnL Afr. FootO was a'ain nnnn
h'-hirs'o ! way-of Explanation. When
Brandy, (p'ch).
Do. (apple).
Racon,
leeswax,
' Coffee,
1 Cotton, ,
1 Lorn, 43 50
Candles, F. F....0( pj) 15
t lour,
5.5 j(S) 75 ; Ditto, (drv).. ...... .65) 10
45 S) 50 i Iron, (Sws) ...5 (S) 6
..tj 8 ; Do. (Eng.) 'GD A
00 f2) 20 I Molasses,.j. 24 (a) 26
. 8 te 1 0 i Nails, (cut) 5i
.. -G (S) 6i Oats, i.. ...... 30 (S) 35
Oil,(Lins"d).:.. .75 (S bO
Sugar, (br'h)..
.1 3 10
. 5 IrSb 5 5 Salt, (bush.l. 50 (S) 60
30 (S) 32 i Do. (sack) li a 2 00
Flaxseed 1 10 1 15 'Wheat,...! 90 1 00
Hides, (green) j3 (5) 4i Whiskey,4. 28 (5) 32
Chcraw, April 25, 1848.
Paeon, 7J 0 8$
Beeswax. ...5 2'j (S) 21
Ragging, (he'p) la 25
(tow). ..15 (S 16
Hale Rope, '4 fa) 10
Coffee, J f,D 10$
Leather, (sole). ..18 (a) 2,2 .
Lard.... J. .00 (S H
Lead, (barO ;...8 (5) 10
Molasses,(jN.O.) .40 45
Do. "(Cuba). ..35 (a) 40
Nails, (cut jass'd)... .6 (3) 6$
MONEY LOST. !
LOST on thq first day of April by the Subscriber,
four hundred and five dollars, in District; No. 82,
on the waters of Rocky River, Iredell county. ! Said mo
ney was rolled up in a piece of white paper. No bill, I
believe, was of a' larger denomination than tejn doHars,
and none smaller than five. A reward of tveniy-five
dollars will be given to any one finding the same and re
turning it me. WILUA.U L.. uupijhti.
Iredell county. April 27, 1849 (tf 52
:5l t TrvTTriTTnn
on hand about his shops, viz : Eight or ten fine BUG
GIES, made of the best material.
3 good Barouches, 1 2d hand do. .
4 or 5 excellent liizht Carryalls.
4 new one horse Wagons.
1 firstrate 3 horse Wagon, (light draught.)
1 second hand Sulkey.
3 first rate young work or riding Horses.
1 good buggy Horse.
1 3 horse wagon Bed.
1 Cart, and many other articles not named.
All which property will be sold very low either for
cash or on time as may suit purchasers best, as 1 am de
termined to sell oft.
If the above property is not all sold before May Court
privately, it will then be offered to the highest bidder on
fair terms. J. S. JOHNSTON,
i Salisbury, April 17, 1848. 3t51
State ot JLovtn Carolina,
WILKES COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
January Sessions, 1848.
Allison Speaks
vs.
Patience Garris, Forrest Justices Jndgmynt leried on
Garris, Henry Garris, Lands of the Defendants.
Wilson Garris, and Wi
lie Garris, Heirs at Law
of Win. Garris, dee'd. .
John II. Barton, Mews, ltoner Sc Chrit, Mrs.
Barr, J. C. Bennett, Mrs. Maria Sophia Brtn,I .
BriL't-'s, Thos. Beard, Spencer Boncon. J II . 1
Colleti, Rhenhamah Cowan, Jas. L Clntk.jTlu C
ser, .Martin Corl. JJ Harriet Davis, Thot. IK n '.
E Silas Earnhenrt, Capt. John Eubank, John T.
Mary Edwards. I John M. Fos:tr Andrew I
K Pries, Jacob N. File, Mic hael Vr ptrtnani C '
(ii!es, Jas. M. Grogans, Mary Grahain, Mri. .'1
(Jardiner, nus-s N-edy Gauze, inrs. JMary ku'.e -.
Gardner, Benj (Jilbins, S. M. Gillani, !mi.-f Se! . (
James F. (iraham, Louis Galamobr. TZ
Henderson, Messrs. Holmes &. Brothert, Jc. lh
jiaret llatkett. David F. Henderson Nj R. 1 1 n r r , 1
Heathman. Daniel Huffman. J. C. Hall SJCV.
Hill, Jacob Hill. J. W. Honeycut. 'J Mrs. ;
Jol-.nston, tnios Johnston and brb. S.Jacob Sy
Jaim ? a. Knox, Elizabeth Krider, James (1. K:
naid Kinney, Peter Kerns. T. DJ M. Im !
D. Loi k, nirs. Jane Serniods, CoL R. (W. J ' :
Serena Lucabill, Jacob Lingle, Jos Jthrf,
Ix-ster, Win. Lucky, John Leonard.! XVX-'!
Coy, Roht. McNamara, John S.May, mr.
Miller, John Macnamara, nirs. Maria 1".
Henry Miller, Robt. Mourn, Peter T. M
Sarah More. U Albert M. Noble, VJr :..
O Armstead Owens, p C. L. Tartee j A :
ston. Charles Power, James Parcaa, Wu. J'..
B.Power. H Edward Ruftey. nuH
Sink. Daniel Sechler, J. F. Stirewalt.Georp
Martin S:arn. George Spencer, Charles St r tr,
son Smith 2, Saiu'l. Silliman, George Swin :
Sossomon, Jdhn Shutnan.jr, Wm. Swjnk, M 1
I mrs. Ann Shaver, Wm. Sharer, mis Car
1 Valetitir.e Stirewalt. T Jmcs Tny!cr
I Thoma, Joseph E. Todd, Henry Trout imi ,
i tint Turin r.miss Sarah Ann Turner, Wu,,
V "irs Catharine Verble.Fredtrik
Win Willis, H. Weaver, Frederick Wrr ;
Wicks, John Williamson. V Margaret I.
Salisbury, April C, lft48 19:3t; i
Saddle, Harness and
NOTICE
OUR friends and-customers will accept our
kind regards and thanks for the liberal patronage be- ;
stowed upon us for the past Year, and thos. who have
not settled their accounts and notes, will please do so
without delay, for we must have money. Dr. Wheeler 1
who goes North for purposes connected with his profes- 1
sion, will select and purchase for us the largest and best
stock of drucs, medicines, instruments, iSlc, if., ever
brought into this country, which will be sold low for cash, i
Should any of our friends w ish articles from the North
4. I t
MAIN STK12ET, SAL!
THE subscriber hating rslab!i?heM I. ,
Town of Salisbury, for the pur-.- :
the above business, respectfully so5;ei: a f
patronage. He pledges himself, that Lit v.
not usually kept by us. Dr. Wheeler will take pleasure I " 91 done ,n the very best stj jr. an i !..
in procuring them, it they will cairat Ins otlice anu leave
the amount with particular written direc tions wuh S. B.
Westcott,who will forward the same to him.
LOCKE A; CII AFFIN.
Salisbury, Feb. 3, 184S i 40
JSi-
fiiHihtfd. Mr.
iinatiot
l Hi had now hdh.
Mr. Haiiy givc n
w amfndmpnt
dice
thrt 1r.11 In nrnvonl
lit.', t.i ' li ' J . ""' ...w
"v vi Kifflnanrtinf. hviUmn,i t.
v... 1; ji i: o' W J ""i "ivai an niacin iiita-
it . .1. "'J !-. L
J 111 ? Wd3that he would unite wilh
'Host l&ntii v: In hm -1 i-.L.i. - 1....
li.l. 1. . TV' I 'f3fi"v ui sucil i law.
0UI(J ifrctent (hli Cr rio Of klchvnnnlnrr. fnr
nxA 11. tA 1 i .. J - -n-"t? .
.i uu rnf a mac a cross cas f ah
Zl.r:l 55Mrred Jeslirday within sisht of
Cotton,..
Corn i..
Flour
Feathers,
Hides, (.dry).
Iron,
fa) 7i Oil,(spernv)...l 12 fS 1J
.4-F5 45 .Rice, 0 (3 f
. . 4'J (Sf 5 Sugar, (br"h) 9 (3) .11
. 25 (a 32 Do. (loaf) 15 (a) 17
..AM fa) 9 Salt,(sack....l 62 (3) U
....S'O.'Ci Tobacco,..! 8 (3 15
ACAIII. -(1 in5 to necessary alsence, the open
ing of my school is postponed to Tuesday the 9th
of May next. if STEPHEN FRONTIS.
April'27, 1818.
4
tf52
Wf
L)ouass said Ihe Mis?is-
wal
CABINET MAKING.
THti subscribers have jthisj
"day formed a Copartper-1
the -st vie of Watson A; Uonzcc.
rf!
ship under
We will continue th
C A 1 J I N ET ; i M A KING BUSINESS
in nil iti various branches, nt the old stand onnosite the
lfiifcd lh lkl ! I i-ii r a n 1 11 it .1 u-: - .1 i.f.i I f..-
ri 1 " i I T v.i.w. nuwan noiei, oemi; ;iiiaiiMUi umu euciwragru iui nisi
, amidjaU ttic eicjterndnt, produced consid. j uoP.to please everyone who favors us with a call.
as good as 5,000
an from New Hamp.
$25 REWARD. i
AN AW AY from the subscriber, .residing
near Concord, North Carolina, jabbut the
1st of December last, a negro boy by tHe name of
JOHN. John is a very bright colored mulatto,
is about five feet 10 inches in height, straight) and well
built has long dark hair and wears it comhed over in
front and straight down over his ears and jheibqck part
of his head and when excited or heated by exercise
his face assumes a flush and ruddy complectio'n. He has
a scar on his left hand and one upon his rilit wrist.
He has an axe scar on his left foot, as well asj recollect
ed, extending from the end of his big toe near to the
middle of the foot. He took with him w hen She left me
a good pair of cassinette pantaloons, and a gdod brown
overcoat and a pair of boots. He may have! procured
free papers and attempted to make his wayjto a free
State, as a free manjsf color, or he may have; attempt
ed to pass for a-r.white man, which his color vfould well
justify. But I am rather inclined to believe b is lurk
ing about Charlotte, as he was raised in thatitown and
has numerous relations and acquaintances in aind around
that place or he may be about Asheville, Ni C, hav
ing a brother living there. Any information respecting
him, given to me at Concord, N. C, will be thankfully
received. And the above reward will be givpn to anv
person who will deliver him to me, or confine him in
any jail so that I get him.
WM. C. MEANS.
Concord, N. C. March 22, 1848. tf43. j
Same
vs.
Same.
Same
Same.
Gwyn &. Hickerson
vs.
Same.
W
P. Waugh,
Same.
Same.
Same.
tame.
Same.
the times.
I He w ill keep constantly on hand j A' i ' .
1 Martingales, Harness, Collars, &idJI ''
Valisrs, V , V- Also, Harness SLini! .: . ;
I per Leather of the very best ijualitf a!w;i i
can Ik- bought low for cash, or on 0 !.o:t i
ll tirtPir cutompr. f !
a.i i In atijj0 to above. he respectfi' V.
FAMILY COMPANION. pul. ha, he r,me on the taxm
IX Lectures on Causes Prevention and Cure of ; s,a,(.sv;!,, w)(,rf he wiI, alw u . v
Conj.umpt.on, Asthma. Diseases of the Heart, and j fn,nd j y ,hem whh nn). a ,
all Ieinale Diseases. 2.14 pa2es, 28 engravings. I a., art,rj ft
per 50 cts. ; bound 75 cts. Mail to any part-posta-e , ' Thankful""for past enconraSemr nr, j. 1,
.S' ! i n i -m . . I attention, not only to inrit a con:i;i!r.! "
Shoulder Braces and Chest Lxpander f Ma.lio ba( a rotl,i,),raljle incrrw for lhc f0-;,re. ;
any part 50 cts. postage. Inhaling rubes, Muer 3. rJJ:, h js one doQf aWfl (;, y- ,
by mail letter postage. Abdo.nirtal Supporter,, perfect. , anJ ,tf the ...urick Kfm..- ! :
r? 10 ?5 iu, lor a i uupiiircs, x auiog 01 mc iwwnsan'j t . Vt II ;,1C1'
Salisbury, January 117, 1" H
onto, anu eai iacK, umu wursi u; L.jin-rT
everywhere. For Braces oc Supporters, or Rupture Sup
porters, give height from head to foot, and circumference
of person next the surface, just above the hips. If Rup
ture, mention which side. Agents wanted for the sa
of the above goods. Address Dr S. S. FITCH, 707
Broadway, New York, post paid.
Februarv 24, lfcl. lv4-
TIN, SHEET IRON and 10
i
of his intention to of-
VTig,r.-.t 'WotMd fuHthcr av. thai noth.
i ih mjroirei5n o xhW object of this bill,
1
rl tur
'M v i lr 00 jrorn mis,
anolstudi buaiy abstained from
gtOllavelin
connection with the
WM. ROWZEE.
Salisbury, Jaripary 11, 1848. ! 3tc39
THE MAGISTRATES
OF Rowan Comity, are requested &' meet at the
Court-House, in Salisbury, on Thursday of May
Court, for the transaction of County Autiirs.
v E. D. AUSTIN, Chairman
April 13, 1848 f Jw50
j JUSTf RECEIVED
Afj LARGE supplV of very superior Sailseratus, Soaps,
. Perfumery, Patnts, Truses Oils, dandles, Garden
and Flower Seed of all kinds, Paint and Varnish Brush
es, of all sizes. h
Salisbury, March 23, 1849
BROWN
& JAMES.
tf47
TAKEN UP
ND entered on the RanjeVe book for
Rowan Countv, about the 9th insst.,
3 4 by the agent ot Airs, i nomas vra'?e at
her'piantation seven miles from Salisburya dfrk brown
mare, supposed to be about 12 years old, the twb hind feet
white and mealy nose. Said mare has been appraised at
30 dollars. The owner is requested to take her away
and pay charges. JOHN I. SHAVER,
April 19, 1848 3t51 Ranger.
10REWARD.
I WILL give the above reward for the ap
prehension of ALLEN R EVIL, 4 free taan
of color, who escaped from the Jail jof Mont
gomery County, about the last of February.
Said Revil is yellow complected, f about medium size,
and I suppose he'is lurking about Mount Pleasant, in
Stanly county, or about Concord, in Cabarrus. The
above reward wrU be" given for the apprehension and
confinement in any jail so that I get him, or for his de
livery in Troy, Montgomery county, N. C.
: r JACOB LASSITER, Jailor.
Tror. N. C. AdhI 8. 1848; 3i50
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
Defendants are not inhabitants of this State : It is
therefore ordered by the Court, that publication be made
in the. Carolina Wachman for six weeks for the defend- j
ants to appear a: the next Court, to be held for the Coun- j
ty of Wilkes, at the Court House in Wilkeshoroujjh, on '
the 1st Monday after the 4th Monday of April next, and
plead , or judgment pro confesso will be entered against
them, and the Lands condemned to the satisfaction of
plaintiffs debt. . !
Witness, W. Mastin, Clerk of our said Court at Office,
the 1st Monday after the 4th Monday of January, j
1843. W. MASTIN, Cl k. j
Gtr47 Printers Fee 812 00 i
MMSk1.
NEGROES FOR SALB !
I shall offer at public sale at the" Court House door in
Lexington. onTuesday the 9th day of May next, 5
LIKELY NEGR'OES, 3 negro men, one woman and
one small boy, the property of the late James P. Hum
phreys dee'd. Terms, six months credit with interest
from date. ALFRED HARGRAVE, Ex r.
April 15, 1848. 3ul
NOTICE !
ALL persons indebted to the Estates of John and
Ann Clan-, dee'd, w ill meet me at the late "resi
dence of the above named persons, on Saturday the th
of May, next, to make settlement. The estates must
be settled-as soon as possible.
AU persons having claims against either of the above
named estates will present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed" by law, or this notice will be
Th.arl in Knr of their recovery. ' - .
JOHN C. BENSON," dra'r, de bonis non.
3t51 .
5 0 NEGROES
WANTED !
Cash for Negroes.
rTlIIE subscriler wishes to purchase between this time
A and the 20th Mav next, 1
FIFTY LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES ,
suitable for the New Orleans market. Persons having
, any of the above property for sale, will do well by ma
king early application to the subscriber, as he will pay '
the highest market price in Cali. j
' He can"be found at Mr. John I. Shaver's Hotel.
; E. .MYERS.
j Salisbury, X C, April 1st. 1-4- 42
7 Communications from a distance
; promptly attended to.
i Great Temperance Work Now Ready !
The History of tjie Ilottlc.
W H 1 IITw' T.nrurinA W frs uit ri t i nrTi f
i JL splendid illustrations bv Crciksuanks, so recently 1 I Vj 1I9B G .
published in the New- York Or-an, is now ready. ItisJJ VX J X..
the most powerioily drawn picture ot intemperance ever Wf.jj improved and admiawy adpte J to
NIANUFACTOIi:
rroivx A: CAiir:::
SALISBURY NO. CAlX
THEY have on hand-.a large m:t
which they will tell cheaper ll.cti t . . I
part of th State. j
A!"), Stills on band at SO cents per . I
Roofing done on thuil notice. O.d c ; ; '
beeswax, tallow and feathers, taken in
Sahsfjury, Maroh 2,184 j j tf -1 S
" VALUABLE TLANTl
& FOR SALE!
rffHE sub:riljer. a Arent r Ji ' n I
X for sale a TRACT TT
Rocky Creek, between Tabor and B :!. v
Irede'l County, and near S. D. Tel.... .'-
ry, containing between - .
JOHN
WARRANTS -
Jifit printed oh EW TYPE and on ex-i
cellent rAxtilu lor sale ai wis uiucc
Dublished. A copv should be placed in the hands o! ev
I ery moderate drinker. It is a beautifully printed pam
j phlet of 32 larsre octavo (iagea.on fine poer. a Price
; one copy 12 cents, ten copies 1 , one hundred 9.
Orders through the post ofiice, pot paid, will receive
i prompt attention. News agents, pedlars, kc, will find
a ready sale for this work. Address
OLIVER & BROTHER, New York City..
March 1, 1849, . 47
CTPapers giving ihi advertisement, entire, fic con
spicuous insertions, will beatitled to twejje copies of
the History of trie, Boule. to be forwarded to Aeir order
J , '.J '
All pnd sof JBlanks for sale here.
,.c wrnin 'I here m on the uremic $ H (
DWELLING riOU
and ell other necessary outhouses.
Those wiehin? to purchase, wo.!d ih
plication soon, as such an epportcn ty t
landMs rarely offered to the putlic.
jeuemiaii 'nr:
Iredell County. April 8, 151-'.
a UST received and for talc
p!y of W. UuTs best TaSlowCt:.
RR.ONYN v'.
Jan. 1, 1613 tf
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