! I
necessary foR every Whig tKVote, and we
feel satisfied they will do,it. uMark this, ye
wise prophets of the democratic school.
rfsioh depends n other considerations ihn
tahneU of surface, and characte r of soil. TAe ram
Zt l ttlied! And the tiller of the earth df pends
r .1 r... ik. ..M;n atroaml for II IS crOP8.
Tbfl extent oi grounu, capaoie o - . .
. . -L n..mw limit-!, easv of compulation. A knowl
Lke of the water courses, their fal. volume and extent,
tfnd 'he U.intity 6r lands on
level of tnee water, are the data upon which thecom
i iitation tiikist be bawd. ; , ,
Takfnff this as a guide, an inspection of the accompa-
1 . enernl idea of the extent of ara-
f iviniE map. m s,,v - i 1
ti ro-nd) Mn'1 coircct for all practical purposes ; cept of our thanks for various important
Ui; in canM it AoulJ be toA, jhai I many streams laid I , inteft,st jjU documents Sent US during
:M it. iuiinrnr 111 iup R.inti. wn p ifip rnrttv rima
7 W II i ' t w -j v ...x
H73 Messrji. Mancum and Badger of the
Senate, and? jMessrs. . Boydex, BarriW.r,
Clingman, Viable and Stewart of the
: uAnlSlill They. f Come
The Norfolk Herald says :
In Wise's District' they are getting
ready to vote for Taylor, the People's can
didate, with a perfect will. We have un.
douhted 'authority for the fact that at the
THE MARKETS.
Apples, (dried)... 00 (5) 00
Bacon, 6 (3 7
Brandy,. 40 (3) 50
organization of a Rough and Ready Club j K::::;;K Z
it...... r nULntati ves. will n ease ac "J U1 u,c "esiern siwc L""es, cotto, 4 s 5
U1 'VT' ,v ! .1 democrats, (who voted lor Folk) handed
in their names as true and trusty Taylor
k.riiiimr thi banks of other?, render irrigation impracti
cable. Tine caje upon which the map is projected is
i) until t represent these accidents of the ground.
Where irriealion can be had in this country, the pro
cure of tfcej Mil is abundant .beyond description. All
tlx- era ins and fruits of the tempi-rate zones, and many
Lf iLoe f ihe tronlrnl. flocirih Iliixurinntly.
t , lVneendihg from the hdpfiw cjf San Uarnardo to the
IVihc, one meets every d-ree oi terrieraiure. ienr
ihe coit;he wiuds prrvailutg from the aoulhwest in
winter, and from th ,Northwest in summer, produce a
'steal uniformity of teniperaturei hnd the climate is per-
V ith the exception of a
and interesting
the Session of Congress.
ft
A CLINCHER.
The Enquirer of Wednesday has an article
on the humhug Compromise bill, from which
we extract thW following paragraph :
"What a faithful, what a glorious trustee
would the General Government be, to allow
.1 w . . M !: li'.l I I C
r . '.i . . . fir . i i r nnsA nirn. ;mi i.A'mi uuues hi;u lururit ui
h.ips unsurphi--d in aitiori'y. im tne exception ot a i j- p . .
hrrr frw eiies of ague and fever of a mild type, sickness ; Mexican lawo prevent the people ot Virginia,
men.
Salisbury, Atrg. &, 1848. ,
Linseed Oil,. G5 O 70
Molasses,. 35 G 40
Nails ll a fi
- .i 16 3 17
Irish Potatoes,... 20 O 25
Do-, (aweet)...00 G 30
Sugnr, (brown).... 6 8
Do. Moaf) J) (S 10
Salr,(sack)...
Tallow,
Steam
FEAR.
Cotton Yarn,.. ..00 O 75
Coffee,. 7 G 8
Corn,. 00 (St 25
Feathers, 00 Q 25
Flour, (per bbl.)..,.3 & 3$ i Wheat,.
Iron,. 4 (S) 4i Whiskey,....
making mm:; i
..2J 3 3
.10 (S 12J
0: (St 50
25 (a) 30
Another Screw Loose. '
The National Intelligencer of Saturday
5ajs-"ine Ucmocrats ot Vermont re- FayeUetdle, July 22, 1848.
cenuy nominated Uharles K. fielu lor Brandy, (p'ch)... 50 60 Ditto, (dry) 6io
Lieutenant Governor. But he
the bribe," after this fashion
u
I i nacon,....
J Beeswax,.
Iron, (Sw's)..
m unknown
I The wasw of the year at which we vieited the coun
'try was unfavorable' to obtaining a knowledge of its hot
any. ' The leg-tation, mostly deciduous, had gone to de
ray, and nol flowers iKr ireds were collected. The
ntutry jrenerally, is entirely destitute of trees. Along
Jtlie principal range of mountains are n few live oaks,
wvcomore,i and pine ; now arid tben, hut very rarely, the
.ycomorc at ( cotton wood occur in the champaign coun
iry.immcJi: tely on the margins of ilie streams.
Synd onfi' every where cover the kutface of the hills,
and these, with the W ild mustard and carrots, furnish
li-idd pasturage to the immense herds of cattle, which i
Itorni the staple of California. r"
f)f Ujs rnny frujn copable ttf being produced with
wt,vu, by Vullu fa u ud irri.-uliotl, tlic rape is perhaps
. li,3t wUcli'il brought iiror-Ht to perfection.
.v M"n ejifrieiic'd in growing it, and Kuropenns, pro
' mce the koii fniii climuU' of tliis portion of California,
; ,)iiifnwllfi for the cjijality of tlit grajv and the wine ox
i rf.s'dfroiri it."
and other slaVe Slates, from stocking their plan-
tations in ?sdw Mexico and California with ne.
" s
groes
Now, the jpemocratic candidate, Cass, has
spoken to this very point, and contends that the
mulatto, or' in his dainty language, colored
race, would riot permit slavery beyond the Rio
Grande, lleidr him ! We copy from his Nich
olson letter : I
Should we acquire territory beyond the
Rio Grande apd east of the Rocky Mountains,
fa t.;n mAriimnnef;i.ia iKm o m;r;t .r.k i assembled at lialt
II to y 1 1 1 1 lituivj iiiiugtiiiiu u iiiujmi iij ui tills
people would! consent to re. establish slavery.
They are themselves a colored population, and
among them (he negro dues not belong to the
' I have this morning addressed a letter Cotto.v....
to the State Committee, declininir the no- Com
T
mination of Lieutenant Governor, and di
recting them to strike my name from the
ticket. I believe such a course due to
the Democracy. My views were not
known to the convention at the time of
the nomination, and it is possible the no
mination was adopted from the belief that,
in common with many others, I was an
ardent supporter of General Cass. In no
event whatever can I be induced to vote
for him he is cowardly an unprincipled
political hack and a marvellous worthy
nominee of the worthless tricksters who
imore."
"It is rather painful parting with old
friends, some of whom 1 have acted with
...6 7 Do. (Eng.).
16 17 ; Molasses,..,
.. 8 (S) 10 ; Nails, fcut)...
... 52t5; Oats,
..50 (2) 55 ! Oil. iLins'd)..
Candles, F. F... .00 firl5 I Siigar, (br'n)..
Flour, 4$ 5 , Salt, (bush.)..
Feathers, 30 32 j Do. (sack)...
Flaxseed 90 1 00 I Wheat,
Hides, (green) 3 4 J j Whiskey
..5 2 6
....4 ffl,4i
... 20 O 26
H
...30 (S 35
..Go (S) 70
6 9
...50 (3) CO
..1 a 2 00
.... (a) 85
25
J. XV. MAURY & Co., Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
THE MAMMOTH LOTTERY!
THE Proprietors ot the CAPE FEAT? STF A f
UOATCnUPAXVhtv ... . :
. iu unrr lur
new steamer
GOV. GRAHAM,
to run regularly between Wilmington and FayrttevilW
at the late reduced freight. She draws but 20 incV
water, having two engines and locomotive boiler, with
superior accommodations for Pararngers.
AH Goods consigned to J. W. L. McG ARY, Wil
mington, w ill be forwarded up the river, free of commis
sions. All Produce from the country will be forwarded down
the river and to its declination free of commissions.
; We are now building two Tow Boats which will be
comoleted before the fall freights begin.
; Communications addreeed loJ. Sc W. L. McGnry,
Wilmington, and W. L.McGarv. Fayettrville, will have
al,en,'on- W. L. McG ARY, Astent.
April 15, 1843 iy52
The undersigned is now building a targ- warehouse
at the river entirely isolated from other txuldings where
he will receive and forward all goods sent to his address
, at the usual charge, saving half the up town haulinz.
W. L. McG ARY.
1 i FREE SCFKHAGK. V
jThc subjoined extract is the concluding
irvrutofan article in the North Carolina
j Argus, and seems to strike us with consid- j
crablo force. Vc have, from the mo- 1
nicnt tjurstion of free suffrage was
asitated as one of the means by which
..-ft'
the Democratic parly hoped to succeed,
retarded It as a comnlelo humbug; nnd
jwhy ? bccaujlc it d.id not i strike at the rool
oi uic AUUx ' i was one. u mo noi go
far enough. JWhy go to the trouble just
ft' -
to alter the Constitution to give every man
the right "I to vote for Senators? Why
not abolish the property qualification
vliich entitles men to hold a seat in the
' LVgislature ? If there had been any sin-
cerily in the pretensions: of Reid, on this
ijucstjotij he would have embraced the.
whole. h Wc are firmly of the opinion that
if an alteration is made, the West should
rtcnianti, Delorc iney consent to any amend'
mcnt, that it be thorough : and if demand
ed in a tone not to be misunderstood, we
predict Ltaofocoism will shrink from the
puMiiuu ii im unveil as j ueiiiu lite auvo-
cate of popular rights on this subject :
' j ' . i .
There is also one other' thing equally cer
tain : If thkiConstitution is to he amended
i it Ino principles upon which the Loj;islatuie is
now oreaniird ho hroken in upon then we no
for a thorough change. ;; VVe have no idea of
yicn 111 n nine ncvo uii 11 utuii gruunu ir ut'iu.
gogues af every subcQuent eleclion for a quar-
MiinXn .nl.irit I .,1 1 I. a ! U..., I II....
fit COfiuiioii bo composed of members elected
oj nun UUIlllll iu WllllO J)U)UiailOII. j rutjr.
,! ntimhers have no morc'business in the House
1 than land hu,s( in the Senate. That the present
aJrocatCi of law antl order will lose no noliti-
cal power by .such an arrangement is perfectly
obvious to ih? most casual ohserver. Their
. hllfltf ria I cf l-n li rtl l Waa in iirnnl VUacI nnl
the Changs Will give them a clear majority of
ihtrly.eight or forty memliers upon joint ballot
injhe ' .Legislature. And as the Democrats
havo put the lall in molioti, wo arc not quite
sure but that ihoy may waint, it stopped before
its progress, shall he arrested. It is much ea
icr to raise lo devil than' to lay him. And
hcu it chat! ho too lalei tliey may weep and
nowi o'er .me uaru spots 01 locoiocoism : tor
neither tar, fitch, turpentine nor terrapins will
bayo any iulluenco in our councils then."
degraded race.
" Beyond , he. Del Norte slavery will not
a-1 "a ! a a
pass ; not only because it is toroidden by law,
$40,000, $25000, $20000.
100 Prizes of 1,0&0 Dollars!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
for more than twenty years; bujt I cannot For endowing Lccsburg Academy aud for other
WHOLESALE & RETAIL'
consent to violate one of the earliest po
litical maxims that was taught me, which
was to be always consistent. Again: I
Purposes.
CLASS A, FOR 18 19.
To be (1 raven at
but because; the colored race there preponde- am influenced by a cardinal maxim of the
rates in thejraiio of ten to one; and holding as j Democracy of this country, 4 Every thing
titey uo tne government ana most 01 tne omces : ior principles, nothing for men,
TriiJis.0'' s"turday' cl0' i Chemicals, Dje-StutTs and Perfumery.
in
their possession, they will not permit the
enslavement pf any portion of the colored race,
which toake$ and executes the laws of the
country." f
. 1
If this is hot a clincher, we do not understand
the import bt, language ! Richmond Whig.
The Charlotte and Danville Rail-Road.
fOR THE WATCHMAN.
78 Number Lottery 11 Drawn Eallols !
GRAND SCHEME.
1 Cnpital Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
2 Prizes of
5 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
100,000 Dollars.
40,000 Dollars.
i5,000 Dollars.
20,000 Dollars.
1 5,000 Dollars.
10.0UO Dollars.
C.01G Dollars.
2,853 Dollars.
1,000 Dollars.
The conteWiplated connection of the great
enterprises jiow in progress in our sister Slates
of South Carolina and Virginia, is so favorably
regarded by hc soveral companies to the North
and South of? us. and is so evidently necessary
to the prospei it v of a large portion of our State ! tl,e 8th of September last by Michael
t .....
that we cannot entertain a doubt of its evcnlu
al success, i 1
New Cation. On Monday last, a bale
of new cotton, the first of the season, was
sold in our market. It was from the plan
tation of Col. George Leitner, of Fairfield,
and weighed 475 lbs. It will be recol
lected that Col. Leitner sent the first bale
of new cotton to our market last year.
This was on the 7th of Sept. the bale
was packed upon one of Provost's Patent trices ok tickets:
Cotton Presses, which Col. Leitnerhad just ! Wholes $20; Halves $10; Quarters"); Eighths $2.50
purchased Weighed 420 lbs., and was j Certificates of Packages in this splendid Lo.tery, can
nought by Jesse IJralts, Lsq., ior 11 cts. . ie uad as toiiows
Another bale of new cotton was sold on
173 Prizes of (lowest 3 No. Prizes) 500 Dollars.
And other Prizes amounting to 1,198,197.
But we must not forget the old French adage,
" c 'est le premier pas qui coute." And while
other communities are actually engaged in ihe'1
preliminary steps to ensure the construction of j
the lines of improvement which they deem ne?
ccssary to their prosperity, we should not rest
supinely upoi our oars.
The object of these remarks, is to suggest to
the friends of the work, the propriety of obtain,
ing subscriptions for having, a survey made.
We oughutp; be prepared with an estimate of
the cost to Hay before our next Legislature:
then, as soobas the charter s passed, measures
could be taken to raise the stock.
We have strong assurances from the most re
liable sources that the whole stock can be
raised : but jt is equally our duty and our inte
rest to make the first outlay and to subscribe
a respectablof portion of the stock in order that
wo may aid in securing to our country the ben
efit of such a work, and have due influence in
conducting the affairs of the company to be
established. I Two-thirds of the area of our
State is directly interested in this important
work, and every citizen of the State is interest
ed, as it must increase the value of our lands,
their productive capacity, and consequently the
revenue of the State. v .
The political and commercial value of this
Barr. of Lexington, to Bradley Sc Good
wyn, at $12.00 per cwt.
the cotton sold by Col. Leitner on Mon
day last, was ' middling ;" it was bought
by Mickle &. Ulm, for C cents.- So. Car.
Tern. Adv.
HESSIAN FDY. Jonah Oijleshy, of Pennsylvania,
says that the only remedy he ever found for the hessian
fly, was to burn the stubble of all small grain.
A certificate of a package of 2G Whole Tickets $2J0
Do. Do. 26 Half Do. li0
Do. Do. 26 Quarter Do. CO
Do. Do. 26 Eighth Do. 3U
The holder of a certificate of a package of wholes is
The QUalitV of i entitleJ to all over 221 net, that may be drawn by the
u ncrwria nuiiieu iiirrriii. vcruncuiea oi nuives, quar
ters, and eighths in proportion.
This Scheme is one of the most splendid ever
drawn in the United States, and is well worthy of the at
tention of adventurers.
00rrfer for Tickets and Shares and certificates of
Packages in the above Splendid Lottery will receive the
most prompt attention, and an account of the drawing
will be send immediately after it is over to all who order
from us. Address,
J. W. MAURY & CO.
7tl8 Richmond, Va.
THE subscribers are now receiving at their Drug
Store, corner of the Mansion Hotel, the largest and
st selected assortment of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, and
Dye-Shift's,
ever brought to this market. We particularly invite
the attention of Physicians, Druggists, and Merchants to
our stock, which we pledge to --ll nt lower rates than
any" other establishment in Western North Carolina.
With llie assurance again that our prices and term thall
please all, we return our sincere thanks to the puhiie for
their very liberal pTtrmage heretofore extended to us.
Iielow we present a !it of a few of the articles compris
ing our stock : Pulverised Ipecac, Rhei, Jalap, Colom
bo, Scilla, Gamboge, Opium. Arrow Root, Pearl IJailev,
Cort Cinch, Hyd. Chlo. Mil.. Suoh. Quinine. S.iloh.
! Morphine, Acit do., Pipcrine, Salacine, Red Iad, Ve
netian lied, hpnnish P.rown, White la.l. Black do.,
Linseed and Train Oil,. Ijogwood, Copperas, Indigo,
Also, a large assortment of Shop Furniture.
Prescriptions furnished at all hours. Orders from a
distance punctually attended to
HKOWN & JAMI-S.
Salisbury, July 0, 10
Valuable Lands and Water
SMITH & c i
VXTOVLD rrtum thrir mo: hra r: y
. lie fuf lh rry librl fair-n.
rrcetved; nJ would rrtir-xtful y i'
irr Mill carrying on in S-m.ury, at - -oPdoii
th- old jail on Min nrrx i, t' -
COACH MAKING IU':
and
rr preparrJ to make on .rt t.
superb tyl any vrhiclca in thai 1 .
Coaches, Barouches, Iiitzic s
w hich will ldip sej of on l!.j i. .
Every decriptioti of vrhir'es
ranted to lw of the best iwlecie.J rn -it. r,
fhip. AnJ as we have een.l il-t r -employ
can warrant oar woik IjIt:
in our country. , j
Repairing done n;it,clrnp ml r:;
S.ili.lary, AugaM 17, 1S-11. t
P. S. All kind of proJuce talcn in e
This is to make known to all Ln
wi;ii inr u;isrrKKr uereunto, n wr ,s s.
I Win. M. P.arkrr, one r.f the j inn'-r i i ;
j P.arker ft Jacob : that le was U .:
i coach nmkinj Lusineiw, from a ii .i ! i
j had the advantage not only of niV n r
smess, but also ihat of the moM fki: !
Northern workmen a well as S-i i:'s.
juently in my employment ; art I 1 t '
recommending him to the ccr.f.Jn.f
the public generally. 1
-THOMAS
Thompson ville, Rockingham j
County, Jone 30, 1S4.
ifA i .i'ntA xsl'iai vv
tucirE FEin r.ur
COMPANY'S I
rriHE Steamers Henrietta an.l V.w
JL thoroughly rrpaireJ, are roW r .
up and down th river with let -w..
former, we slicit a conti:iuJii. v f
line will carry freight and forward 1. 1
the river.
DANIEL JOHN.
Una irlti
Kayctteville, August 1, tl-i
POWER, ffi
In Randolph County, on the 17th inst,, by the Rev.
Mr. Helsabeck, Mr. JACOB N. FILE, of Rowan, to
Miss ELIZA A. LEACH, daughter of James Leach,
of Randolph' County.
On the ICth ult., in Cabarrus County, ELIZABETH
EARNHARDT, wife of John C. Barnhardt.aged about
51 years. The deceased heard the invitation of the Sa
viour, " follow me," at an early age in life, and gave ev
idence of her willingness to follow the Lord in the use
of the means he had instituted, and the public ordinances
he had established, by a dedication of herself to God's
service, and by a public recognition of her Saviour in
the Evangelical Lutheran Church, of which she was an
humble and consistent member until her ideath. The
best tribute of her worth, is in the silent, yet sincere
grief of her husband, children and friend. ! Corn.
The best Mechanical Paper in the World.
NEW VOLUME OF THE
1WISH to sell that valuable place on the South Yad
kin River, known as the SHOAL., containing
400 ACRES OF LAND,
with its splendid WATER-POWER. The land is ex
cellent, and as to water-power, it is one of the bept sites
in all the Southern country for Mills and Factories of all
NOTICE TO SHI.
By Henrietta Slenraloat I
JOHN H IfALL having h
Company, ban nothing to da w
Wilmington or FayetteviIU, ruber r
surviving partner of Hall &. John - i.
ing their (!ods to the care of tur ('
fill up their Bills Lading and m uk :!.
" A sent Henrietta Steamboat Com; (
and Fayeiirville." All letters aJir
have prompt attention.
DANIEL JOIP
VALUABLE i L
FOR SALE
rr r t- t r . o . i ietit to inexhaustible supplies of superior iron ore
, The Publishers of the Scientific American respectful- power is sufficient to propel any number of Mills
ij ui itr mui me iuui in ycuriy volume oi iiieir jour
Q1CTT? AJrTTT?Tr1 A AT TT'DTr1 A AT descriptions. Its location is iu the centre of the best
X 11 XV iXlVlUlllVi.l . ! prain-irrowinir region in all '
The
s or oth
er Factories. When the contemplated Il.iil
rpi . r - '
11)13 through ihi nnrf of lhr StatP ahnll nmr,L.l
O"- I " - - - - vvuiMi i u,
place must become a large manufacturing town, as it
unites all the essentials for such a place.
J As it is probable any person wishing to pnrchav will
first inspect the place, it is unnecessary here to give any
turther description of it. In my absence, call on Chas.
F. Fisher, in Salisbury, or Col. Wm. F. Kelly, in Mcn-ks-ville,
who will show the premises, and give nny further
information required. CHARLES FISHER.
Sf lisbury, August 17, 184 14wl6
nal will he commenced on Saturday, Sept. 22d
publication differs entirely from the many magazines and
papers which flood the country. It is a Weekly Journal
of Art, Science and Mechanics, having for its object the
advancement of the interests of Mechanics, Manufactur
ers and inventors. Each number is illustrated with from
Negroes ! Negroes ! Cash for Negroes !
THE Subscriber would inform his friends and the
public generally that he is again in Market for the
purchase of i
Likely Young Negroc$,
- 03 The Locofocos say Cass never was
in favorl)f the Wilmot proviso, or slave
ry restriction clause, lie (Cass) says in
his Nicholson letter, "lam strongly im
pressed with the opinion that a change
work fully: and ably set forth in the memorial , sujtab!e fof (he gouthern Markpt p hnvin?pro.
to he submitted to our ueneral Assembly would
attract general attention to the subject, and
a a t 1 " 1
would awaken, we are assured, a general en
thusiasm in its behalf. A lively co-operation
would follwlas certainly and as irresistably as
the waves!
We are (ar from wishing to dictate to the
perty of the above (description for sale woild find it to
their interest to make early application to him, as he is
paying the highest Cash Prices. 1
U He can be found at Mr. John I. Shaver's Hotel.
E. iMYERS.
Salisbury, Sept. 1st. 1848. 18:tf
Communications from a distance promptly attended
to. E. M.
has been going on in the public mind up- ( uistingtiisljeo gentleman to whom this matter AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
on this subject -in mi own as well as oth- i was entrusted by the Convention that lately met j
frs lf tilt's Northern candidate for Sou- . in Salisbury,! but wc suggest that, as the Supe-
them votes never was a Wilmot Proviso- ' rior Court .Circuits are about to commence their !
mind ? tint tliU rvid.nrn nf the (not ? brincrinr it before the country. J.
. . I 1 ... 1 : I
And is it reasonable to suppose that 1! i
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MrTCass had not been fishing after the
IVcsidency he would never have written
this Nicholson letter? No. lie would
still be a stern opposer of Southern inter
tvi. H ej 'would still present his peti
tions for tjiC Abolition of Shivery, and op
1 pose to ti0 last any participation by the
South' in tho territory .acquired by the war.
Wc repeat that Cass, is a Wilmot Provi-
soistr and should he be elected will ap
prove it jtist as did J as. K. Polk ! when he
; signed the; Oregon Bill. Ilcmrmber, Sou
. lhern democrats, that Jamf.s jK. Polk, a
Southern President, has deprived you by
signing tjtis bill, from carrying your Ne
groes to tiis Territory if you desiredto
Irove there! Will you trust Lewis Caw,
.r. . . . 1 I i ' J .
? u'icrinisucscrtionof vour rights bv 1'o k I
t , y m
lNeS TO FILE ETA
for the watchman.
Hail, glbrius Muse ! descend and bring
Thy inspiration from on high ;
Assist riie, 'iwhile I try to sing,
A lay fof her for whom I sigh.
1 '
Oh ! what i thiill her charms have sent
With rapture through my panting breast ;
Its forc cajn but with death le spent
'Tis pie lotJe can make me blest.
When beauty speaks who can refuse
To lend o her a list'ning ear 1
She asks a jpong then come, my Muse, j.
And 'breathe thy fragrance sweetly here.
I I
?!
The tak too great my feeble pen
Must ce-ase awhile to take its ease ;
Oh ! maiden, should you ask again
Perlinps iny Muse may " strike a breeze .'"
fold Water, babarrus, N. C.
J..-..
:l I SIGNS.
pip.
tjCr"Thcj Locoloco papers are predict
ing with their usual degree of confidence
that tbo.Wbigs of North Carolina have! The Milton. (N. C.) Chronicle has the
succeeded in elcclinn their
Governorithe last time. Such was the The Hon. Bcdf or d Brown for Taylor!
pinion of some wc know of two. vears We have! the verv best authority for
ago, bu't proved to be only the prediction saying thaLjhe Hon. Bedford Brown, for-
V heated imaginations, and so it will merl' a Ueinocratic U. a. oennior irom nnd make pavmem by eash as ion5er indulgence will
Valuable Property!
M i
THE Copartnership of M. it
T. C. (Jraham being dissolV-
ea ov me ucain oi one oi tne i ;in-
ners concerned, the surviving part
ner in order to close the business forthwith, will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION at their old stand, i(Cowansville,
Rowan County,) on the loth September, the remaining
STOCK OF GOODS
on hand, consisting of a j
Variety of all kinds of Store Goods.
ALSO
At the same time will be sold that
VALUABLE LOT AND
1 31 1 R O V n 11 E X TS,
which they now occupy, containing 2 Ajcres of Land,
with a good j
Sore House, Duelling House, and all the
necessary Out Buildings,
situated in a densely settled and wealthy neighborhood
on the waters of Third Creek. Also, one
LIKELY NEGRO $IRL,
about eleven years old, a good stock of Hogs and Cattle,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
of every description, and various other articles too nu
merous to mention.
Terms made known on the day of sale.;
THOS. C. GRAHAM,
Surviving partner of M. if T. C. Graham.
Cowansville, Aug. 7, 1843. 5tIG
iisfiv
4 I..
j lurn out at
i Baylor will
the Presidential eh
carry Aortb Carol ma
FURTHER NOTICE.
ALL those indebted to the late Firm of M. ii T. C.
Graham, bv note or olherwite, will come forward
aieoue win
against said
Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla Pills,
Are a strengthening Purgative and a Pu
rifying Tonic.
AS a whole nation has spoken enthusiastically of the
unrivalled excellence of Dr. Le Unyx Vesetaxe
Universal Tills, it may seem useless to publish individu
al certificates ; still we feel induced to yield to custom, by
admitting the following : the more willingly, as they ema-
nat frnm nprcAHQ whrk nrp nnt tr h fiiilfil Kv ill. E ll-l'
has occtsioned. .
From the Medical Times, Sept. 18, 1S4.".
Opposed as we are jto molern patent medicines, we
cannot be silent to the virtues of Dr. Le Roy's much laud
ed discovery. His Pills are indeed a purgative which
may be taken without risk, or the advice of a physician ;
for they produce evacuation without weakness, and cause
energy in the digestive function?, without straining them,
and thus paving the way for re-action and apathy.
I From the Joined, August 23, 1815.
i Dr. Le Roy has most happily succeeded in combining
t Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla with other vegetable ingre
i dients, so as to produce a medicine at once tonic, and
purgative, the only pertect discovery ot the kind ever
i made, though a desideratum which the ablest physicians
ii i i...
! in ail ages u;ivc eageny touziu ior. ....i . r,
From the Journal of Pharmacy, July 1, 1346. V l.oll-11 ill, Aug. J,
i As far as we have had time to judge, both hy hearsay
i and experience, Dr. Charles Le Roy has made a most
i valuable discovery, and added a purgative to the list of
medicines which must take the precedence of all others,
I as beina the safest and most effective. Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry are the principal ingredients of his Pills.
We shall recur to them more particularly in our next
number.
For sale by Messrs. Brown &. James, Salisbury ; J.
P. Mabry, Lexington ; Phifer Sc York, Concord. Price,
25 cents per box. Aug 31, 1848...3ml8
A PETITION will be laid before the next Legisla-
-ti ture of N. Carolina, by the fiee people of the Coun-
j ties of Cleveland, Burke, Catawba, and Lincoln, praying
for a new County to be composed of parts of said coun
ties, called Lafayette, bounded as follow : Beginning at
the Post Road leading from Lincolnton to Rutherford
ton, at the Rutherford line, thence with the Cleveland
and Rutherford line to the Burke line at the Cleveland
and Rutherford corner, thence a direct line lo a rw k in
the ford, where the Laurel road crosses Henry's fork of
! the river, thence down the iver as it meanders lo the
ford at Christian Gross's at the mouth of Aaron Link's
Mile Creek, thence a direct line to the twelve mile poi
on the road leading from Newton to Mr. Hull's on the
point of Hog-Hill, thence a direct line to the eight mile
post on the laurel road, leading from Lincolnton to
Morganton, near Daniel Fulbright's, ihence a direct line
i to the nine mile post on the stage road, leading from
Lincolnton to Rutherfordton, near David Baily'o, nnd on
the same course to the Eastern line, thence with the
Gaston line to the Cleveland line, thence due west lo
, the stage rond to the beginning.
Ju:.v'4!h, IM?.
STRAYED OR STOLEN
iROM the subscriber on ibe r'lht of
- the l'Jih inst., a dark rh'si:fct fTrcl
1. ...I.:., .1. r i i
v j iiiJire, xmie. wuu- on me mi.h
"lefore, the ri-iht eve wuli a stmll deficien
cy in it, nlout six years old, !iuliv nuine and tail. She
formerly belonged to Mr. Walker. 5 miles feouthweM of
Concord. Said mare wa taken fioni my wngmi at the
poor House, 3 mils from Sj!ilury. I will ?ive a hand
some reward to any person taking br up and informing
me at Dowel Town, Surrv county. N. C.
C1IARLKS IIRAVK8.
Aug. 21, 1848. 3;l7pJIi
III
BY virtue of a decree of tha (':
will expose to sale, at the Couit II
is bury, on the 1 1th day of Srj!e-;.
VAT.tr i nr. r. Tinfrr nr
belonging to the heir- of Ilrnry
adjoining the lands of John lit :.
Misenhamer and other, contair !
hundied acrri.
A Uo, on I he 12th day of Ser
I will expose to talc on the pn i
TRACT OF LA.XJf
a a ja i-
belonging lo tne bein oi jj1im , .
joining the lands of James Wut
lard'a hcin and other, contain!
acre.
Both tracts will be sold on I
credit, purchasers giving Lutnl
security
A. II. CALDWi:U..
uz- 10, 1848 Printers. 0-f
Administioi 1.
Tiik underisned having takn,
Adininistralion, de bonis non,
nexed, on the cstalo of Joseph !
notifies all persons indebted to -
! come forward and make imu.f !
! otherwise, they will find their;
' hands of an officer; and all ili'-s '
against said estate, will present t!
lime pre.cri!ed by law, or lhi i
plead in bar of their recovery.
SAMUKi, T13UM .U.
JOSEPH OWIINS,
August 10, 1848 I
-JL.
Speed the Plo
A CARD.
lot h i, I t!i' time or irir!itr;rion l end
our man thronu'h the State t lruni up pi iron in
the forwarding hunie.-s. Wc'w-ill. however, m.'orm o.ir
friends in the country, th.'.t our BIG WARKHOl SK
on the wlnrf is in order, and our excellent forwarding
Clerk at his post ; and we expect to forward til G.-mU ;
entrusted to our c;irf, with our usual correctness ami de- i
p:iatch J. T. W ADD ILL.
Fayetteville, Augut 1, 18t8.
4wl5
Tiir; subscriber wou!d infurm '
ihe cinmtrv in general, thai !. i
the nianuf icture of the celchrntf .'
a .it
i man, ami lvans Vhen'vei: t.u .
I .-la I. ill IH.tir.t Mllhl
! fur fate of draught or beauty .f
uishing ploughs can be ;.!; :!
r ii : ..t - . t. ;
IUIIDM 111 iaV . mm ,il?ll.
Concord and Chailoote, or tit ar :
where a load can bo sold, j
J. 1!. Tin
Tyro, Davidson coM N. Ci, f
Aug. 10, 1818. I r
Dissolution of Co-part iuTliip.
Till Co-patltierhip hot (t.r.'rc xitin !'
lupcti Win. C. Randolph and Juliu-. W. Iloti.
ton is this d.iy dissolved by mutual consent.
t m m m rvt i
JL. 'V-- Ja- JaV --V- . -
WM. C.
J I LIPS
RANDOLPH.
V. HOUSTON.
is is :(!."
NOTICE.
APPLICATION wi'.i be made r,t th- next General
Asisembiy of the Stare of North Carolina, lor a
Charter of a Rail Road lo lie constructed ironi trie Town
of Charlotte to li.e Town of D.inville, in Vir:.i.i.i. or to
Eome point on the Raleigh and oaston Rail Road.
August 10, 148.
c
.. this Statd, ard now a citizen of Albemarle, not be given, and all those Shaving claims! ag
CIIOn. j ya spurnsj,ne i(Jea 0f supporting Gen. 6nn will present the some far paynv-nt. ;
a by a ; Ca?s for ihe Presidency, ami is a warm c ,J!i.C:fft
Vv I . . ' J inuJi iCMiiKiiuy, ihi is "nun Survirin" part in
wccpmg majority. To do this, it is only j and zealous advocate of Gen. Taylor. i Cowansrille, Aujnat 7, k
Surviring partner of M. T, C Graham.
WARRANTS
Just printed on NEW TYPE and on ex
cellent PAPER, for sale at this Office.
i NEW and elegant Surveyor's Compass
sale. AIv at this Oilire.
August 10, 1818 in"'
f.
LAM) DEEDS
Beautifully printed and for sale bcre.
rf III! suWriVr having q ta'.f - 1
JL law Will and Testament .4 V.
at the la Term of ll Court ti
sion, will ei to public s..!e on T
of SeptetiiVr. the following V3lut! V j
FIVE LIKIiLY NK
Three young II 'omen and tiro (
7 to 9 years of a jr.
.1 ral noble Slock of 1 Ior xr
Rmd Wagon, four lr,
and many other articles too n t ri'".'
Teruis made known on the dav f f f '
I 1).C. 1
Rowan County, Au. 7, 15 1t
N P.. All tho-n: l'nJ-btrd to th. r.
l.aui.dec'd, will -ri.je trward -i 1 v.
out delay, hnd M ihosr Jiavinj o' r;
tale will present ihrui lrgr.J!y a j Kr;
time prrcribed Ly law, or this t -
, har of tlieir recovery,
i Aug. 7,1 tl.
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