Jit-
if Emm;
I wiih which
thcir'shoes
! route, ail ih
From lli- Columbian Magazine for -November. .
Till: .'RAIUIK ON FIRE.
BY ororno: V. MonRW.
... - .l :i
The following W' ..I i rounds, in part, upon
they intended lo-pul a.; gloss upon Ihesis of vegetable substances. The cultivator
. j .t... i. mi-: : ..L .i-if- I ..rk ..;t .;tt t h incredulous as lothe now-
S mPV rnilTPU iiir villages on wieir i i ,
paper money, and $600 in specie, erfof vegetables to teed upon nu uigest ia
thev had luiUed thus far into the bowels of the j hard substances ot crushed bones, wnen ne $
land. FeeJfu hungry now, after lhir morning ! reminded marine asnes oi wueai s.r .c cu..
walk, and rirhaps thirty, loo. they went aliout posed of 61 per cent, of Silica, or Hint, which
bflthe ri.ad and eat a good, hearty, : is mucn naruer man me narut-M ooo?.
i...-..i.c n..M.r itiMi eat a don a Magazine ot uardenms. vol. Z, p. olU.
Ill f tl IIIM . IV'"" ! "
half mile
substantial
ling story of the V
vcusf. j'--
" TV shades f t v.-smi closed around j
The bou prairie of die west,
"lA, group.! in . !. on the ground.
, A i'.f "I . ( ..':''' " u ,w "
- L'pon Ihe t-wiy'l ' wr,' ,M,l ,
" The me.rS-r a i ' !r youngest "born.
Who slept while others w.tch'd arid p-ny'd,
And thu-tV wiiry n.glr, went on.
Thick darkness liroi.!e I eir:h an I -ky
When oft the vhr-j-ernt4 v, tiire came
The Teton' w, .! ;,: ! i!. i...;u ,''! '.
well as othir people, hdt doiil tell on By carefully fiaihering up, from lime i lime
ihe'ni. He
' taull, but Hon unravel lh mystery ai d brin hen.house'and pton rote, one may not on
; I hem liack
i before was
; cle. Here
i ni.:hfai'e lt
In the road.aain; itnd nvv. ubat ; improve the healih and-feeundny of h fowls.
but niay also purioh ln:ne wnn nme.inaue
guano, scarcely inferior i that brought fnm ilis
tanl foreign shores which smells so rankly of
money as"to find but little fvo,r with any but
amateur farmers.
The amount of fertilization that is pounded
...,.i .Mi nf our i-l.iihes in the course of
n I it J I U ' - ' - v-..
111!
And henvt-u. v. :h
The un Kffi.u!
Hut with i r H-j ret
Tle vrry air it) ir'l to uxt
God! tli fi:iirie w.is en iitf
it?;. I ntiil 'lin' ;
. of flame !
Around the centrr ( f the ji'.ii i'
A belt ofll.itue reheat drttii-d,
And like n fnrm-e !w'l Ii.mii
Thot wall'd tl;en in on every h !. -Atwi
onw.inl roU'd.die torrent wild ;
Wreatli of lienor kiuoke o! ured die sky ;
The' mother ktieli isnd p-H.'.i Iter child,
And all m'v -one i-Uiiek'd out " we die !"
Not so '" he tT'.tfd " help clear the Hedge
Strip ban- a circle to the land!"
Thai! done', he hn?:-:i M to. iu edge, ,
Atld jjrol fi ntl; ;n hi- liin.J ;
Dried weeds tie tie Id beside dw- jian,
Wiiith kindled, at it lluh, die maf!
Now fire fiyhi (ire "' he x.id as ran
'Die forked flames among the grass!
On dyee sides now die torrent flew,
Hqi on the fourth n$ more it raved :
Then larVe and broad 'die circle greWt,
And thus the ilgrim band were saved.
The (lames receded far and wide
The mother had not prny'd in vain
(Jod tad ihf Teton's arts defied !
Ilia ;ydie of fire had swept ihe plain f
From the Nfw Orleana Delta.
SAGACITY OF DOGS.
Z . THE .t(i:Kltri CAUGHT.
ihe rofibei
first, they
I'hasinir deer
perini pacjli
to dispel ;
ihfm, like
id
us
'iimes wart:
regular cr
lenuMFurniture ftr .jWHOAJ.,
WATSOX & ROWZEE
I
for a moment, the d..;s are at j what is deposited beneath the perches of the j
TAKE this opportunity tcB.
call the attention of theTT A
Pnhlie to the fine lot of FURSlTURE
which they now haver on hand and expect :
, k-,D constantly on hand for sale at the !
very lowtst prices for cash, couutry produce or lumber ,
u-oudi'ilVii. bt-eomes altriot a mira.
in this l otiimoii highway ihe ihor
the whi le cotinirv around throush
mud and through mVe, meeting wagons, and
earn, and
a iiut above
ikiiir iKrnil
2-ame. who
sued (he lr
dilfen id solitary waU-irers. suid.
all ii mo-1 a-t"iii!ing. hcIuhI'v run.
li a :ii..d' neifro.-s. their tiivorile
r p
were working on the road, ihey put.
uk of (he while, men ; they even ian
s lirmer or gardener
le ! of every description, at the market prices
ly Amon" their asrtinent may be found :
Wardrobes, Bureau. Dressing, JOintng, Ten, L enlrr,
and Toilet and Ladies irork Tables; Book Cases;
Ottomans; Sf ; Wash Stands ; Office Chmirs;
Mahogany. Curled Maple, Clack II alnut. Fan
cy and Wood Seat Chairs and Setter of ev
ery description always on hond or made to
order al the shortest nonce
S&arv'' '2'
Chemicals, Dje-Stuffs and Perfamery.
' fTlHB subscribers are now rrceivine at lfeif Drag
' JL Store, corner of the Mansion Hotel, the largest and
Havins in our employ good workmen, 'we frel no hes- ! best selected aeeortineni t f
iianey in
gayins that c are able to ?upply all demands
to
woo.
r. :..i. i r,,!;i... ili mrv priiTt ill ihi tilain
iiiir-i"ijiiini.-'-'-',,-'--T-
m- .f tbem for.the last mile. At cntit-nt o the wasi.-t..'.. io ne u.mmw,
. - . . i i : .11 ..I..(- !
.1 fain. believe it gome ' hunter ! anu wasien. 'pnTiiit io-. ......
Nearer and nearer I be whim- Irees are withering heneatli tne neat m trie nog.
I ,.3 on; Ihe delusion begins '. tar, has reason io reproab himself with the
I " ' ii r . -it? ..I I U.l."
ii .i ..to. i r,. it' n uirio :n iiii linn it . 1101 e-.
all at onee trie man n.i?.;e i.j. ...
i !. . i L .. : ".. !,.... Mniidar i a l:itf if (Tr.'lil reiiilcni" to (rf?Pj
ii .untie otji"lii: ineir nan m.iho ....-....., .... ... j
., rv;,K i.U Hot-. ' The scent be. and vegetables, when Ihey are auoweo io i oum
l VPar would nri.twhlv sl.irlle mn who sh.ml.1 ! for .r kinj of f.imilute. anj ou!J n,, eclfully solkil
U i- wrinen dv in ,ru,.,f.,l fl2"r. Th a ."''f-r..l'l'rL"?.
All oruers ironi u uiiain.. (... .v..
Call at the old ptand.just opposite the Rowan Hotel.
.Salisbury. July 20. 1848. tf Dyalt'd v-5-12
Druf, Chemicals, Pnnts, Oils, and
! Dye St ii fa,
. -
Steam i
C"
T'
HE Propriec; !
BOA T COM
new Steamer
(
oitfers ihe precious
IWI
i.!a
j ever brought to this market. We particularly invite
' the attention of Physician, Druggists, and Merchantaio
j our stock, which, we pledge to at lower rate than
I any other eablishment in VVTern North Carolina.
' With the assurance again ihatnir price and terms shall
I please all, we return our sincere thanks lo the public for
I hir voi-v lihrl iinlrinnup twrr I oforr re'rnded IO US.
...... W.J , . .
I'.at r.1 r ltv rl lli nrtirV ronit.n-
mer and wajtner. What was an ir.
now dee'fteos into one ceaseless
roar, as ihe relentless jwck rolls on after inhu
man prey,
his dogs,
road, in (h
Vain- lio(e
otily ados
II puts one in mind of Actajon and
T.hey gr av desperate, and leave the
vain
IIOTCHKISS, FENNER & CO
Wholesale Grocers
AND
No. SI, Water Street, NLW YORK.
Mil., Suph. Quinine, bulpu..
Morphine, Atit d., Pipertne, Salacinc, Red Lead, Ve-
i netian Red. Spanish Brown. White I.ead, Black do.,
SUGARS of nil kinds. COFFEE, Rio and other Linseed and Train Oil, logwood, Copperas, Indigo,
IVI?3 Anl,,n,l n-rnl nnrlmrnt of lOCD. 1 1 'U. UlO.
1 is I WIIUIUl m . - - . - -
TTAVi
Jt JL (;R0CER1ES, consisting in part us follows :
styles. TEAS Imperial. Gunpowder, oung tlyson,
and Black 'l-:i-.in whole, half and quarter chests.
TOBACCO, from the best Virginia factories cf r.riou?
brands. !
SEGARS Regalia, Principe, and other choice
brands. '
r Imported WINES Jfc LIQl'ORS of every description
incasksof all sizes. Also, domestic Liquors of afl kinds. 4
In callinsr your attention to the above advertisement,,
we can confidently offer the assurance that any orders in- '
trusted to us will be filled to your entire satisfaction at the
lowest prices the market wiil afford. When you visit!
our city, we most respectfully solicit you to call and ex- ,
amine our stock. !
New York, June 16. 1848. 27w9
on a thorough soakit g about sunset, with ncl
suponaceous liquid, fumi-hed by ihe laundr.-s.
I have been told of a firmer, who after lin
ing suffered the w:i-;h tubs to be emptied into a
fi 1 1 1 1 V drtiin. deli'.era'.ely proceeded to deluge
of shaking them off. his pet garden' -atiee with ice cold water fresh
indeed! 'The momentary cessation I pumped ftotn the well. I shall not credit the
hew zst to (he chase. 1 lit crv staiemeni wuuoui iinmei runnin:. -
grows longer ami louder; the yelp grows shott times it happens that peach stones or pear pits,
and quick, sure indication that the game ismgh gel planted, either hy accident or wnim, nam
! at hand, lit is a perfect rush upon the part o . by ihe kiicheirjoor. Trees so situated, almost
(he huniei-js, whiUt the robbers call np.oi their, invariably prov thrifty and productive. Their
i weary ancj jaded limbs to do their b-t, but. ihey bearing qualities and the exquisite flavor of
i falter and ' 1st agger beneath them- The breath their fruit, are extolled by individuals in private.
! ofhe lion idsTs almost oil their very heels, atid and by committees in public. All the world
! yet they It g the precious silver along with a ; wonders how it come to pass that trees which
i itfiser's grisp. They can hold out no longer; j seem to have sprung from the soil without any
iihedogs'are upon them; they .hastily throw j body's advice or permission, and which haje
their boot.; away ; ihe little robber attempts to reached their maturity without ajiy body's nurs
i climb a tree, -and as he is nearly oul of reach, ing, should be so very healthy and prolific,
j tht catc h ilog seizes 'him by (he leg and brings The (rue explanation of this wonder, is, doubt.
! him spraW.ing to the, ground; he sings out lus- less, that ihe earth, which such trees inhabit is
! lily, and ijhe dogs are called ofFl Nut so wiih fattened by the slops and dregs of the kilcheu ;
i Hill, the bag, burly.fliced fellow, the robber-chief and we are thus sharply rebuked for our want
for he find taken ihe lion's share (all (he pa. j of economy in sa'ving a species of manure so
per and half the silver) he stands to bay, draws precious and so convenient. Nature herself is
i his knife, swears vengeance, anil puts himself fond of elaborating manure, and as skillful loo.
on his reserved rights. One wot rf from Tabor, as she is fond. If we were half as industrious
I and he is stretched unon the "round like a play- ! and efficient, or were niore willing to avail our- admitting the following : the more willingly, as they ema-
4.i. t . ri,.r r. fl'-o . o ; i. ,mr cKaii14 na te iron) pe rsons w ho a re not i kei v t o be in isietl , bv t he
! thing. He is no more than a mouse in a cat a selves ot her prottered asitance, we snouio , i - '
, r, . r.i . . ! I .... .. .. ... 'i f it h. i- c J popular exciiemeni which ine uppeurnnce oi illume ruis
Ed. (; One of the most exiranrdinary j paw. Tle big catch dog gives linn a terrible less often be heard to complain of poor and un- occasioned.
fatlt difulaying the sagacity fhg. has just j rake upon1 the arm taking a piece out. " Hu. grateful soils. The little stream that divides , From the Medical Times, Sept. 18, 184.
occurred In this ueighboihood. Capt. Seaman, ' man fleslJ can't stand this." He too cries pec- the pasture or meadows, is ever busy at its task ! Opposed as we are to modern patent medicines, we
of Cincinnati!, whilst lying with his flat boat at '; Cavi. . The chase is ended a twenty mile j in collecting aliment for grasses and trees. j cannot be silent to ihe virtues of Dr. Le Roy's much laud-
Winff rarille, a flouiiiihing litllo village, about chase, ankl such a, chase! The robbers are J'olhe products of its inanimate, industry we
10 miles from the town of Haton Rouge, was caught ; lvery ceiiiit 'of the $1800 is recovered, j are always welcome. In the silent woods,
robbed on the night of the 23th July, by two and ihe hjeart of Capt. Seaman is 44 made glad again, nature is constantly accumulating stores
men who shipped as common hands at Vicks- ' xviih lidiijgs of exceeding great joy," by their of fertilizing substance. The leaves which
burtftgiving their names lill and Cieyige Spains faithful -arrival. blanket the earth in autumn, are at once brought
or pud"H, (undoubted.ly aistimed) and repre- And nw, as our late fiiend Col. R. P. Dow. i under the influence ofher subtle chemistry, and
- - I l l.-..l.... I, ......... .!.. ... I . i . . . . . ! .1 i f .. . -i ... : . . . I I "u ,fc
vumru iuc.ii,,,-, B ............ k, ...a. ,,, saia lc, Wie man u no st0e rH,r30t iUK, , ,us prepareu ior conuiouimg io inner anu more dientsVso as to product. a medicine at once tonic, and
wnill uie were on aicn, . lew nours oeiore , when caught flagrante dchctu was disposed to durable lorms ol vegetable growth. Ihe Iru- purgative, the onlv perfect discovery of the kind ever
in oar stock : Pulverised Ipecac. Rhei, Jalap, Col am-
j bo. Scilla, Gamboge, Opium. Arrow Root. Pearl Barley,
Sic, Arc.
Al:-o, a large assortment of Shop Furniinr.
Prescript ions furnished at all hours. Orders from a
distance punctually attended lo
Hit OWN & JAMES.
Salisbury, July G, 18 H 10
High Shoals Iroh Works!
Gatou Comity, .. C
GOAr.
to ran regula rly t vm .
it the Ute reduced f..
water.bavingtwoeii
superior iccom:noJa.i
AH Goods conip-.'- '
minj'on, will be forv : r
fions.'
AH Pro jjee from t' -
ihe river tnJ io in u-? .
We ire now bu;!! ; :
como.eled before the t
Communication a '
Wdmingtoa.anJ W. I.
attention.
April 15,
The onderiffned is r.. '
at the river entirely i--'.
he will receive and f
at ihe osual charge, a
Valuahle Lane
rTIHE subscriber havin? leased the a
JL bove Ftablisiiment. for the purpose
of manufacturing Iron, Nails, Castings,
Mill Spindles, Cranks, and ail B!ack-
Tm smith ork. and having good Lathes and
kJ an excellent Machinist from the North, he
1WIS1I toaellthatvalo .!
kin River, known as ihe r
100 ACRES .
with insptendiJ WATER-I't ,
cedent, and as lo watrr-puw er. r
in all the Southern country for Y.
description. Its location i i i
grain-growing region in all N. C
lent to inexhaustible supplies cf
power is sufficient to propel any r
U'l, il. , .
will be prepared to make and hi up all kinds of Machi- ; lbroo h ,hi9 jrt of the .aie s'..
nery at short notice. Having spared neither pains nor , p,acr muf l)rcom(. , ,ar;,r )iilt
expense in selecting a good set of workmen, connected I unicf hf- riApnlitl, ft,r fut,,
wiih ins own long experience m ihe above line ol Iuhi- , A ; T)n7LUr Jnr rrr.n .
ness, will warrant all work made at this establishment
first inspect ihe place, ii i$ unnrcc-
AVild Chcrrv and Sansauarilla Pills,
Are a straiienin" Purgative and a Pu- ' ? "s wHI "fcu,ft 08 tan ,lon ,n ,n,s Part of further description of it. In mv a
iueJKiii3intHi0 l cu. it x u : the country, qnd at prices to sun tbe times. , y m aIbury or Col 't 1
njyuiz ionic. : WI. E. ROSE, i viile, w.ho will show the premi.-es. .m :
Aba whoie nation has spoken enthusiastically ol the j February S, 148 141
a. -m. uiiri vnueu CAceneiiue oi vr. Je r fijf ioif
Universal Pills, it may seem useless to publish individu
al certificates ; still we feel induced to yield to custom, by
Speed the Plough.
; information required., CHAKb
oiim.uij, nut,. - .
COACH AND CiI
MAKING. BUS? IN
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 j
energy in the digestive functions, without straining them, !
and thus paving the way for re-action ami apathy. j
From the Lancet, August 23, 1845
The subscriber would inform the citizens of
the couutry in general, dial he is engaged in
the manufacture of the celebrated Davis, East
man, and Evans Chenoweth double pointed and
side hill Ploughs, which cannot be surpassed
Dr. Le Roy has most happily succeeded in combining I for ease of draught or beauty of work. Those
Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla with other vegetable ingre-
dav. ihey descended! into the cabin, took ihe
Cajduin's trunk, whljch contained upwaids of
81&0Q in money, and tdiovcd olfin ihe skiff. j
When Capt. .Seaman awoke next morning, and j
discovered the state of things, he was almost
y with despair. The money did not belong
im he was only the aient of others a
lining quite couioioii on the i'ivci, where thous.
the d
Uet
H2 s
craz
to him
ew rustics for Buncombe sake, in that : JZaJ farmer will not forget the forest. He will made, though a desideratum which the ablest physicians
tone so peculiar to him, 44 Keep cool, i bring it under stated contribution. If galhered ! In a11 ases have eagerly fought tor.
: I will see (hat uu are tuU where in autumn leaves form excellent absorbents for i -. i the i0'"""1 frH,an,, July I 1846.
shan't bile ye."
jlaton Rouge, July 30, 1848.
From llic Southern Planter.
amis of dollars are eiilnis-tod to men in hone? I
homespun. His future prospects might depend
Acs f i- nc ion Itiva It r a I t unit ti m.lirit Iwtl Kf
the precious fluids so abundant in the stable j anJ experience Dr. Charles Le Roy has made a most
and barn yard, yet so often suffered to float ofl j valuable discovery, and added a purgative to the list ol :
and evaporate. Or if left to decay where they ; medicines-which must take the precedence of all others, !
fall, loaves make a valuable muck, especially : as being the safest and most effective. Sarsaparilla and !
when mixed with lime or ashes. w0!'." are ,nV,r,n-'pnl inSr,'ui,n,9;,, hl8 1l119 .
. r i ii i e shall rtcur to them more particularly in our next
In dreat Hritain. where land commands a number. ' i
I. l. ? I . ? . L - I .1 I I " i
mucn n.guer price man w.m us, me principles For sale by Iessr9- Brown & James Salisbury ; J
wishing ploughs can be supplied ar anv f the
follow. .ig pl.tces. viz: Mocksville, Salibuiy.
Con. oid and Charloote, .t at any other point,
where a load can be sold.
J. II. THOMPSON.
Tyro, Davidson co., N. C. ) r
nun..!
Aug. 10. 1848.
Medicines, Medicines.
ECONOMY. IN SAVING MANURES.
One of the great secrets of success in the
. .. .. . I I. m . ! n .r...
i . . . . ... ........ . k. . . . . . . i ..... i I . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 a rw i . . . I t -i it iiiiami i i .v.rk.. .... .. .
inagrcarmeas.iie upon ims vn.., ami me uare . . muuu,,. i ,s, () economyt which t am aiming to recommend, I P. Mabry, Lexington ; Phifer York. Concord. Price,
thought of his being ?upected of lout play by word, is sin 44 open Sesame lo wealth and in. 1 nave on eince it,el fithfull v tested, and are ! 25 cents per box! Aug .11, 1848.. .3ml8
bis employers was enough to rack his mind lo (tepenuei)ce. in oruer mai me agriculturist now generally observed in the management ofl
badness. He immedialely procured a skifi; j may. realize the largest profit from his Ubor and ! ,,e gois. have somewhere seen mention i
and taking one ol his hands Willi hiuif put him smii, ne pnusi ue nugai aim saving, ne must ; nw(je 0fal) Kujh Collate, whose warden was !
, made, to manure itself, and at the end of fwenty 'i
; years, withemt having made the acquaintance ;
of a single Rirkful of barn-yard dung, the tilth j
was deeper, mellower, richer ; the yield more
"Ty K are receiving at Dr. C. B. Whreler'e
T T old stand
EXrtn SACE IIOMK MIM i
SMITH (
WOCLDretorn their nioi , ;.
lie for the very liberal f .itr
received ; and would respectti '. v .
are still carrying on in Salisbury , :
opposite the old jail c-n Main f-'r- -
coach m:kini; i
and are prepared to nike
superb style any veh.i!f ir. ''. i
Coaches, Barouches, -
which wim Se disp-ised .f c n ;
out on lh pastiin
which stretches i he not rnlore c'areful to avoid manifest extrava-
oinoi!e.
somsfour miles down, with directions to Hillow ! gance, than he is to practise a system of rigid
closely the edge of the water, whilst he coasted
down on I ho other side. About live miles, down,
iho hand discovered iinl liut.iblc iins ol the roll,
bers hnviiig landed and sent , ihe !,iU' adf ill.
There was ihcir tta(k sid" by side, as ifcarry
ing heavy Irunk, Ascending the bank and
entering the woori.- above, v ;t eh. however, was
ill rain, for they c.-i.'.d neither lin I 'he trunk nor " the ag
Iraco them beyond this point, i'oj innately, the
evening previous lo the robbery, Mr. John Ta
bor, ho keejts tipA)ick of Negro Dogs, had
been lo thtT holTlv the purpse of purchasing
meal for the dogs, and whilst bargaining, as i
his wont, ho regaled the unsophisticated 'flat
economy', which shall look iu every direction
Argus-eyed ; and be applicable to every combi
nation ol! circumstances.
He mtjist snre not only at the bunr-hde. but
also at tlje spigot, and thus arrest the injury
wrought !by those small dribbling losses, winch
viewed seperately, appear of no account, while
the largest ahd lest stock of
MEDICINES. IXSTUMEX T
l- . e ... i
anils tV IJye-StuJfs. Spiers $ Perfume ry. , nnx lo be of ihe best seVc
Vnnrii finil lntfnl 1 ii'c .shir. And as we have nm
,, r, , , i . i . ., , ... employ can warrant our wc:
i : . - - - .,' ."... r mour coun,rJr
h. m c ussiui imeiiioi i uiiio uuu vumium .j n r iu urn riy iuw ior casu
WATCHES, CLOCKS, j Salisbury. May 11. 14 2
BOSER & WILSON
abundant and of better quality than ever before.
Jewelry, Silverware, Cutlery,
Repairing done neat.
Salisbury, August 17, I'
P. S. All kind of prod t
boat. man ilh wondtnfnl lab's of i heir exploit-;.
Alter pis departures ay s Hill toouo ofihe hai'ds
J wonder ifihese tlogs would i tin white . loljU ?" j iptn these sources offeriilizing and stimnl
O, reckon not," was the unsuspecting' re. agents, tj tliu neglect of others no! less w
The manuring rf the garden was managed 3Tusical Instruments. Rr ml ring Pistols. llliyUridni 10 iUill UWnerS
bomeunai alter IHIS lasnion: All me reluse ot , Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles of every descrip
(lie garden, stu-.h as leaves, vines, grass, haulm ! tion.
and weeds. U'id carefidlv e:ved niirl itir.iivn in. Persons wishing to purchase articles in the above line
gregale and long run, they greatly di- ; , : Wvrv l,n'nt ,S rtlAA ..... will do well to call and examine their tine selection. one
mint,., le returns ot agricultural industry. I ,h. ,ed u p and muhing wasted. To this were WaXs ('i "n "rfh V'IC , , ,
no depai men! ol rural labor, is there more to i ':, r.-. .1, mod j,;,,;.,,,, i ' "'th:!'.C: ' ' ""t the best
1 ..v..., iiiaiuit-r, uuu wiirrameti ior iweive monins.
the kitchen sink, and soot from the chimney. i Iepine arnl plain Watches altered to Pnteni Twvr
in well
1848 tf 12
gards upon the iIirMf.fi
tiVAi'ifii! I ti It i Yi I o I . mi val until t V ti r
oarn-yard. the Mable, and the lime-kiln too ...i.u inoredieot, were d,.m,,,.eo,l f.S .
much 'inclined to place our main denendatice ' . ,u " i i . r
.1 . ear (he warden received a muul r ronn ,.f
o ' to -
bo gained by the exercise of economical
nu.ly,thn ... the makm?, the saving and the , The liquid from the chambers wasdaily emptied "nd warranted to perfon
iismg of nani.tes. We are too much inclined, ! this h and ,hp whl), repeatedly -bury. July 20. 18
if I lllll..I.'l ..! 1 n.i nl w n . ,. 1. ' .1 - 1 . ' " -
" 1 ""'V" ... ... .no. i;ui It aaulMI IUI1 UIC tiirni.rfnvopn.w nl main II. I ft "1 11 T ph
baaaie. tiarness ana Trunk
FTOTCUKTSSS Vertical Water Wheels for sale i
JL JL I avetteville.bv
D. McNEILL Co.
And in Lincoln County by
E. A. imEVAHD.
March 12, 1847 tf4."
in
Fall and Winter Fashions
This is to make known
Ci ! ihat the subscriber hett r, .'
Win. M. Barker, one (,f :
Barker Si, Jacobs : thu I -coach
making bus;i--. i
had the advantage not ,
siness,but also lhat of :'. -Northern
woiktnen r.s
q'lemly in my em;loyi.- '
recomuieoding him io t '.
the public generally. '
For '18 lf.
Tliompsonville, Korl
County, June .';
ilalin
.'oiiny
o;u.uMiuii, are very numerous, and as
VaiCaldei as they are numerous.- Amoixr ihe
outces it) I manure lretentlv over Ooked. or but
covered with water. w,ii,t deep; her; lin
faitlilul anilmals, suiiuming nearly all the tit
the hen-
the sink-drain and wash-
ply, but they are bed on niggers. IJire is attention. 1 he ddlerent manures, and ma-
' not live ler.-st doujlil but that llil was. then revolv. terial lr creating ma.nure, which may be secur-
Ing hli nlans in bis'iniud. and caleu'atjng the ,(' am! rpac! available upon the precincts of
chances of e.cai:e. . lliinklug lhemelv. of every hujsba lidmati, are very numerous, and
ii.:. ........... i i. .... i. r . .i. . .v ..? 1 ..... t.
I Ills, lory i.iiieo Mi i ,ti i j:i i ji.ic ol gi'Klllg
the dogs. Mr. Tabor who i alvas on hand,
1 .1 r . .... .-Mil . . .
rraur, wining, ano avar.iug i -r sucii a liolic as ; piirtiaity uirawn upon, may ne mentioned tin
tbir, and who is "si-me in a bar 'fight, " a soon privy, the usli-bin and wood house
OS he heard the Captain with uieful counten. roost and pigeon c ite ; the sink
ance relate his sad mishap, look Severin Thi- ! lob;jhe marl bed and peat swa'mp; liu oub
bodaux, who hunts, his dogs, gave several winds li's rind '.rest. '
of his horn. and was off in a hand-gallop to the ; All th e are mines of wealth to him who
cents of action. Hav'ing gained some acces. j tills the -oil, and when brought into Tiii requi.
pion to their number Ht Mr. V. Le Blanc's, I sition, they have proved instrumental to ihe pro
uhte ihey criisseii tlieuiselves and horses, they duction f crops before unanticipated and un.
soon found the track. "The dogs ' didn't know i known. The amount f waste that is often per
eiacily what to make of it al first," says Tabor, milted b overlooking these deposijs of .feyiiliz-'-until
! cursed ajfittl", gave a few halloes, and ing substances, cannot be Easily and accurately
showed them that it was no joke." They then ; estimated : Yet a single j calculation which I
. whirled iu and set to wotk in .dead earnet.-i i have Jrappened upon in my agricultural rcadin"
They oti took the swamp which lies between may serve to throw sduie ilight upon this mat.
ihn ri t- r rt ...I 4 1 I. ; . I .. I., n ...I .. k :.. I. .. i. Tl t:.I .. ..'fl i:i ,
..... ...... i.iu.i.nu.i uuu nun t a uuu , n r. 'o M.io aim lupi.'.i excrements oi a
covered With water. -wait' dei : her; lhee man mat be estimated at 1 fi. 1 r c! in rri a
- .1 -. ... ;,vv F, UILIII, ui
time, about GUI lbs. per annum; Cotitainino- 3 uer
this manure, and without thorough cultivation
the result was what I have indicated.
Before bringing ihesfe suggestions to a close,
I must be allowed again to refer to (he contents
of the privy. On account of the repugnance
which they inspire, fecal substances are wholly
discarded as an auxiliary of production, or else
are so improperly managed-as to occasion great
wate.
It has been settled by experiment, that the
sulphate of iron or copperas, is both efficient
and inexpen?ive as an agent for disinfecting
fecal masters, by changing the ammonia int.. a
fix hI salt. A hundred nounris of conneras mav
t I
MAMUFACTORY !
M A I . o 1 iv l'j L 1 , S A li S li I II Y. customers
HORACE II. IIFAIII, aiaa CintnnrVnrlli (' -r
has jus, received, (at his old stand,; from New j lC 01 aWU1 ,l "
i lork.the American and Ilurupejin Fashions, fur the i F. Davidson A il i r
! Full nn-l Winter of '4- and 49. and will continue to re- j Creswell, Margaret Ct.
ccivc then, quarteriv. He is prepared lo execute all or- i retitin f ,r
ders in his line of it,.- trade, in a f..Lionable and work- "f T appearing to V
- manlike manner, at the shone., notice. Trom h.mg . 1 die defendants. Di
experience in the nrt of r.,tiia and makin- -arments. ! nnd Jsallla Cum.nu -.
heleelscontident thai he can give satUiac'ion to his It is therefore order, .!. !
I. .i. i
He re.pecttu iy returns his thanks to his friends and j weeks, notifying the
the pual.c for :he,r liberal support tendered him" hereto- I Ufore the Justice -f
lore, and wi.l endeavor hy inereawd efforts to plrasc his ter Se-ion lobe I,. !
nnilR subscriber havins established himself in the
JL '
nvntal manures is greatly enhanced, while the
imprisonment of all olfensive odors, renders
them capable of being transported, diluted and
applied, without any inconvenience or disgust.
followed ity w tvurse. ihe mKuous (wist, cent, or h lbs. of nitrogen, a suflicie:,rq.,anii. " V- WT l ,nvesrf,.allo.n- wh"
: i .: '.. .... .'. . .. -.. e : . i li.e anriiieation ot n mnutp rl irnn in c.l. ......
inn inn ysiimiii., ..i n..i, .....r,: ....... ...i... t .w-,...ri ,,.. ... i : ...i. ... t r-..-.,. i i - - .. ..w.. ... i.iuuun.
- o lima i . uu, o .itiiiifiu. ... i)i'HMii"iui.i, io -proout e OOll ... 1 I. . I C 1 1
Town ot Salisbury, tor the purpose of carrviii" on
the above business, respectfully solicits a share of public
patronage. He pledges himself, that his work shall al
ways be done in the very best style, and hi? prices to suit
the times.
He will keep constantly on hand Saddles. Kridl
be had at the shops for even shillings, and if a Martingale, Harness, Collar. Saddle Wallft, Trunks,'
solution of this be occasionally applied to ihe Valises, N'"- Also, Harness Skirting, Sole and Up
privy, it will cause, the noisome, effluvia to dis- ' ,Mr :"n".of .' h -:,ys un hand which
ni ' can be bought low fur cash, or on a short credit toprotunt
an near.
i ' customers.
A two-fold purpose, will ihu be accomplish- In addition to the above, he respectfully informs the
ed. By fixing the- volatile ammonia, in which public, that he carri.-s on the TAXXIXG and BOOT
resides a fertilizing energy, the value of ever... "nd SHOE MAKIXG DCSIXESS in the Town of
cutomcr,to merit a continuance of their favors.
HORACE H. BKARD.
N . B. All kinds of country produce taken mi i be mar
ket .rices for w.ii k .
Saliburv. Srt. 21 . 5848. tf 47 'of vol.4
NOTICE.
; A PPLICATION will be ma,le at the next Ceneral ;
x Assembly of the State of North Carolina, for. a
I Charter of a Kail Rond to be co-istructed from the Town
of Charlotte to the Town of ).in ille, in Virginia, or to
some point on the Ralei-h and J.iston RailRoad.
ter Sessions, to be I,
j Court House in J-Mn: -
: vember next, then nr-l i
to said petition, or i!.e
tbeni and a sile of t1..
Witness. J. P. A!.
at office, in Ftatesvi!,
6w20 95 50
was alterwitnU uncovered, were losj ; some. lbs. or about 15 bushels off wheat.
times scenting th tree wherein they had found the' Comjrnisioner of Patents ta 1S44, pT :S 4.
icnijMirar iimu iiom tne mud ami water; Vw il a larmeis futniiy consist of five nidi
Hi other pUces showing where the deep mud viduals, jmd the content J & the privy are wast-
Hu puueu ou u suoe, una mey had not taken
lime to put (t on again.. For two hours and a
nan. lir lour or live miles, did men ami dos
p-
ciiouia nu-
wad through this bushy dismal swamn sur.
rognuWd uiih grim-viaged alligators, who seem
ed l mk on with jealous eye at. this encroach
mewl of their hereditary domain; now Iomiot
ihe trail then slowly und dohioiii.ly . taking it provoke
ed, there is an annual sacrifice of
trilion lor growing t Q bushels of wheat. This
ca'culatini was made by a .-distinguished French
chemist, and may be relied noon as suifu ientlv
accurate! Bui i-ven if the contents of th orivv
were lesjs valuable, by a half, lhan is here esli
mated, tley oiiCht still tofarrest attention and
k'xpeiimenis wiih those wljo are soJiei-
tilTiigatii, uiuit ihey Iriuuiphanily threaded it
ul, Wingii;" ihtjui back to the river, where it
was found that ihe r.-bbers had crossed their
iwu lm.il near tho place of tuning. In the
mean time a heavy hower I had taken place.
.P'dtinjj out thu trail. I he robbers wero now thrown
four hours al rnst ahead, h i well known to
hunters thai it requires the keenest scent and tain quantity, are seldom subjected to the pro
best blood to iryeicorue such obstacles, and vet cesa of bn'rnin.T and
kj " I"!., I l.ll-f IIIX.II Vl'llCI ip
... ,,-,-veriu ami sagacious animals run. them lifto an excellent manure. Th chief
Woollf II. it I..-. iiT ... twl er.-l.A t. lti. ... a
i ;-'" oi-nitr in iuc i iii i ll-J ill O.
new layer addeil to the manure bean
were sprinkled with copperas water, much of
that most important element, the ammonia,
(which is otherwise lost by reason of its vola
tility.) would be changed into a fixed salt, and
thus saved.
For the facts I have here submitted in regard
to the employment of copperas as a disinfecting i
agent. I am indebted 'to the Report of the Corn- !
missioner of Patents, for the year 1344.
Statesviile, where he w ill always be happy to see his old
friends, and supply them with any of the above enumer
ated articles.
Thankful for past encouragement, he hopes by close
attention, not only to merit a continuance of the same
but a considerable increase for the future.
ETHis shop is one door above G. W. Crown's stor
and just opposite the " Brick Row."
WM. II. MOWBRAY.
Salisbury, January 27, 1-4S If
August 10, 1848.
Tailoring.
BF. FRAL.KY is ever ready to make CLOTHING
in the latest style, well done, and warranted to fit.
He a !so keeps for sa le UFA I) Y MA DE fLOTItlXG
very cheap. He will also tear.h ihe an of CUTTING to
any w-ihniL' 'o learn, as ,c is aenl lor some of the roost
fasliion.-.t.le Tailors ot New York and Philadelphia. A
Kinuspi domes cut at sMort notice. Produce taken i
payment at market priers.
in
ly2
WILLIAM J. PLUMMER
SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER,
A KES pleasure in returning his
JL thanks to all those who have
heretofore favored htm wiih their
custom. He trusts and believes thai
he has given very general, if not uni
vrs il satisfaction : and nt he is for the
past, so shall he continue to feel jrn te
ed to all who may pmrorme his
shop.
He would inform the pubHe that he has lately receiv
ed some very line northern materials, and is now better
prepared to do Saddle and Harness work lhan ever
His prices are not extravagant , but his work is ood
He occupies his usual stand, opposite to the store of Bo
ser &. Maxwell, and is ever ready to obey orders in tSe
line of business to which he belongs. He'keeps on hand
t flnnJ aiAIU C 111 I " ft ;
quered every d.tneuhv. The robhr now made constituent in ihe bones of nil animsu' U ih' Uilroad. uoulh and eivd from DunkiA- : itc. for sale, and n mt i!!fl?Vntn
j -w-w, - , .woi , luii i?ii nitiiniAS
LOCOMOTIVE SPEED.
The Lowell Courier says that a nnw en-
ss common than gite called the Carhilbi, built by Hinklev
r are of-en suffer- & Drury, ami designed for speed, on the
riving
which ei-ery housekeeper may command a cer. ki0 r . . i - -
v vs n t n 4 lliltl ltiJUlt
Forty miles of the Now York and Eric
tous to iijnprove their farms and hnsbaud their
resources.
Ihe xyasting of ashes is le
that of hones. Ye! ! flm-mer
- - . cm,, .v. ir rv. ;imi nesi irieii inr r.A.
ed to lie in useless and unsirh:Iv beans, when i n i- , .
. .... a . i , . , " , :, , , . ; uw'n lkii ivanroaa. nas di
on, irar.ii inn; wmie me lauer.oi w .ssb nfftl fBi diom.t.P
-" - m p s i, iiiii.ft. iiiiii r iiti.
- w
PRICE & UTLEY, ::
Fashionable Tailors,
COXCORD, X. C.
April T!, 1S49. tf52
JUST KEC HIVED
Av lare assortment of Liquors and Wine of ' the above roo.!i
-m. an k ii id , -urn r renrn isnintfv. i;tn Knm f
TEACH Ii I
Ai;entli:man
ihe District !
by applying to the i
ply Letters ad (ire--' J
w -U meet with p:t m;
Qctoler 5, 1649,
' I.Y.
FAMILY
SIX ; Lectures : (
Consumption, A
ail Female D.'en"
perSOcts. ; bound 7.".
Jjct3.
Shoulder Braces r.
ny part, ct. p. -r
by mail, letter por?i
8 to 10, for ail !; ,
Womb, and Weak I; A
everywhere, l or P.-n.
porters, give hei.t (
of person next t,e s
ire, mention whii
oeira. Cherry, fort, bicily or Whut ind Miltp
W,n''9 BROWN Si. JAMES.
Ju!v 6, 181S 1H
... , ,
m straight course for the Baton- Rouge and iihosnhale of limn, a snl. ft(,.l..itv. ... : arc' Traded and readr fnr th xtine... ; such articlrs as un r
layou bara.ioad, almut four mdes ditu..t ; be. ceSsary ko ihe .'healthy venation id nlant. ' tore. On the 12 miles formerly laid AAwn la1,,bary' Jnne
A " r
required of. hwu.
1848
tf
.roeniering.i.i.oueer,no,,oexceMispictonT 1 he othfr principal ingredients are carbonate and completed the iron has been uLnn XT OTIC E-U hereby Crren tha, ;
Ihey. eaeh tlouiied a' nice clean ehiil of ihe dun. of lime ind ..r...i.:..i. n.. c ...n ,u .- -i -n i . be made ro the rwi T..t
t - i . t ' -J. ' - i , ; . . Z :? r 'ts' """ ""i " "iiiiii . "y . - ' i me- nmutr SHIS, ailU IlOUed m r , . . aiu.r.m rc-coanrr tor
wnn, uiui, u'-umi who 4 iiui oi uiacuing wnen U'
composed, cuter largely into the syn. for preservation.
Town of Salisbury.
i October 1th, 1-4?-
-5w2:J.
A CARD.
S tovmg ataoriatedthent
sebes in trw practice of Medicine, can always he
found at theirdrugstore wheo not profiwionally en-aed
Salishuiy, December 16. lf?4T tf 33 "
' NOTICE
J.S hereby 2iven, that applPcation will be made to the
nr" Laiaii,re N c the Act of Incor
poration of the Tow4i of Coivxrd.
Broadway. New Y
February 51. 1 r 1 - -
V"otici:-i, ;
J- be made t tl, .
Rail Road Co n;n .
Salisbury, ().:. .;!.',
To Xcmbcrs cf V-
The sa!rcr-'-r
Members of the U ,
of the N. C. I-c'.Vit..
one of ihe Clerks...,- ;
' Charlotte. N. C. O
Beautifully prii