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I P1 - j'llPrneecclincs; Unt Mr.i Stevenson, of day Crave n,!ns introduced H llrsolution in the tfin of Coinm ons,rtco rn nl e nd i ri g to the er. Jnrrn I Gov e rn m en 1 1 h : adoption of .some exit. waa was fail Ldectuin of bursar ious huMan j I ribni. V5 affl jplrasfdtp see this, nndlhope the itJnlulion will meH with the lavorhle I v..u union ui ilitte, ei hilVe n claim on OUT lij OUT humanity, i neaid 0nf ral'GoVfrninMU must net soon, or it j on ill he COO later ; (tor the Indian mc I rn- may i.llv disannfutrnj:. The 'llcsqiauon ,u Mr. Stevens4n WirtHde the ordr -;" dV for rrhursday lirxr. SomtrinWt-stinS spVkinjr rn.v looked for. jiMfssrs. Sn-v-nsmi, Uayneriand oth f rs. fire expected to! address the House on ihc'jSuhjt ct.A''''- 6r- j r ; I , ' . ' t ' It . : j i ITT Th" Faveitrville Carolinian (De- inocratic) censtires with much severity the courHe pmsueu oy us irienus im ujipori ' ki k' i I . . .L.. .u... Ins? iVI r, vnno'nan. . u mV'i!, Wtlare nut biuguir in uic immhmi hihcii Vluivc ex pressed on this subject. Joe inconsistency is too glaring to escape the observation of any one. After exhaust ing thir: venom upon Mr. Clingman- -aftrr :charging him yiih treasoiu to the Jslh, iit voting,tp receive abolition peti- .ilon they turn, round and do all their nVtr to th'Ct him to the u. b. Senate. uotujer mac wieir own parrizans cry nloutl nt the inconsistency. V regret that Jthe fnper containing the article re fKrfd to has been mislaid, as we would oirwise be glad to lay it before otir rea- leg. 'TV6m i lhm'isbur Vi learn that the House of Itepresertativi s of the 8tate of PrnhsVH-ania has not y t been organized. In W course of yesterday's unsuccessful bllminas for a Sneaker a proposition of ouifOihiseHvas made for diyiding the I oflrcf U sf lhe House3; amongst the two .parties, r 'I his piolsiinn was not coni (JckhI. ;rie forty-ninth ballot for Speak er Ktoodk JFor Hnry . livans (Wbis) for NVtn. R Packer (D. nu) 49, and ' t'a'ift scattering votes aM the - members bewg piesent and votiijg. A aL Int. I oyernor manlv lias appointed UrtlLangdon Cheves Ajanly, of this City, is rrlvktjs Secretar. Ret V HAlLROAp MEETING. Dublin fneriing of the citizens of Salisbury having lrrn!iuWj ld take" into consideration, n Project of a Riln J inrit(rd to connect bansbory, Kakijjh and Ibe 'LilriaiariA Jt-1 l'-u':,.i. If IMH'I' vq. V ai,1 llliiltniu vuu, W i.a im u 4 0 wi t r" liuirlber.of lhe ciuzrrts of Salisbury tisejenibled. Tben etirr Wft organized Jyflie appointment of A- flfnlrpm. Chairman, and A.' II. Culdwell Secretary. Aulirren'iet of theChairman, John B. Lord, Esq , jtpliljfd' llie ohjecta of the meeting in a brief and ap- tin)rte oiimner. r , ? , it.il i t i . fv pur. .t .11 I . t 1 nfjlltMK" J)IH1 , bins, men nujfraru 111c nurrimg inj riUinfd' the principal features of the bill, now be k tk Lr iiiliil:ure ")rpposin toBconstruct a Central tailAiJ, uDitiug Salisbury with the Wilmington and U;t jii(Hiiii), it was unanimoiiy resolved, that this mt hefly approve of the proposed plan of a RiirlrijmJ. iiitfjiJed to coiiect Salislmry wiih miie point on tliyiliiiinjjton Railroad, at or niir (lolJIxiro', the Stntej j;king mti mil!lioi dollars ot ihr c'ipiitil rtock. . ' Kr'NrJi That we do r-q imi our .Vinuof and Cui notirrf, la tire s'lij men sine 1 heir support, and that they Wfuritiied with a copy of these resoluiions. 1 ) A;; HENDERSON, Ch'n. , A. II. CilawttL. Secretury. -;t Fo f ibe Carolina Watchman J ' Library for the Sou of Tcinpcvaucc. r. Editors ' Through the columns of your pa- rr. I wh )o call the attention of the citirem of this Two;''tiHl ("ounty, to the formation f a Library now itrojirrsa by the. Division of tlie Sons ( Temperance ' Ihtf place, and to solicit the co'operajii!t of those vbo'tnay tfriendly la the .meaurr. , Urn indueedrto do'thi, because- it appears to ine, that fean object very much jieeded, very much desired, Itfcftry way worh of the support of all 'well wish- iiof jincMy because Liee so little interestmanifest li fw!lhe success of a scljemet which if carried out, will HI iivJrrfu!ly:npon the intellectual and moral chanc er of, ibis tiniuumiy, and jbecause I cannot believe that ie (inzrn of Jour Town and County arexsa unmindful 4 thaj wbklr.will be productive of lasting and inualcu- able jjooj.loj to regard wijth indifTerence this truly use- ilitihi UuaWe unde'rllklhg. I rather thinkrhat the ntum! whyf this ; "subject has awakened so liltle interest .ktbJ ii; has not been properly presented before them, 'fdthat mny arc entifely ignorant of lhe txistance of tch in f nte rpise. f tlwrif reasons, I wish to slate, that tle " Sons of i on anc," believinir tha t the estoblishmenj of a good - Hr'fr in Cohfi;'.Vion with the Division, would not'enly i nc th4 value of the Institution, but also promote.; itiibi!ity and greatly enlarge its sphere of usefulness, injrfsur i"doring the last inonthjfor the purpose itsferyihg Into efiect ihis'object. The plan adopted ?4ftt any iridividgjj favorable to the cause be allow- ieontributejony number of volumes; and that the ta,s tbf-booksof said Library, be guaranteed to friucHJndivtdual. Smce theft, nearly two htindred unjes hoVe been contributed by vbe members of the nwan, aiid isorr.e few by nrivate individuals tV.nf "pTsenf, iherejiaa fair prospect of our haying in our ,fy ,-C0H Library ; the benefits of whitjh in difTus ir.lelligfncf., no one will quesiion. - j ' ; ; Bjt,Messra.iE3itor8, although such a good Txrginnirl )nma.Je: toward b'hling up this Librarynot fijftafldT4g the roirs which are entertained for its suc- tM hs humeroas friends, and the attachment which ftttisnifest turitp existencenotwithstanding lhe rf ihicli they are resolved to make lo insure its tri "ij'.u isj with no little gravity, that I announce to you rs fW ii prospers! y. The spirit of prophecy has n "Ug ttaelfsom of the Jonah'i ar?d Elijah's ? rnt day hae prognosticated it tptal failure k!i!" i T' they, ",iought of this kind can; fnt ia-SilUbury Elsewhere.it may be done else-. ,, ,ht 'People are mor$ Iiberal--more united more' V p'rl,f('wall feeling a common interest in the gen- fTi! rii. pu, m Salisbury. - O. Moses "! :In all seri Messrs. Editors, I thiiVlj there is some truth in 1hftl 1 sjy.that the pauses therein alluded to. have mty insuncfi operated prejudicially ta the in- Moi ojirTown.! Bui shall this always be the easel U . .rt "ever come a day when any object for the T COod can be realtwd by lhe united efforta of " Shall tk ,,..-.. '' u - . 1; nn trie success f such measures as tend to pro- N eahir;. j !... !. L . .. . ' rri It will LcUefcn, frorrv. iho 1 Leg isU? itl Pn a Musi self-intaresi and Pari" U oniraci our minus sod freeze op oar hearts, rMuigi t . . : .. . . - . l ' . 1 . S'' w.orwi inr tning but that wbicft irV10 Ini lhe nCof tha ApoatW PaaM .' Ittt. .Messrs. LlitAra I hnn. nJ balieire ift belter tbiug. I hope and believe (hat the when tuck things could defeat an object right, prop- and cood in itself. Is nnidfv nftssin? awar i yea Jt i$ .nearly gone, and may the author of time give t a; speedy i . ! k.-H ' m l y Vhen the DivUibn of the Sons ol iemperauce organized here, iu Septeniber, 1847, predictions tuada that it would not survive six "months ; it must. , Tempenrocr Societies had been tried ef fectually, and thre was rio use in ptterupting to estab inntkr. Bat how is jt now, lhe Division has n.Mlivrd these prophetic warnings; and this day stands r,r,n,.r uoon lis basi3, than it did at its foundation laving. with proper management it continue to staud honor and a Messing to this Town ; and so I hope it De witn mis horary. lea, l predict it will be so A few years, and these same croakers, who now foretell i j- I . , ., ... , , ,. . ,. , ! its dissolution and failure, wul behold it diffusing light-i and knowledge around, dispellingjignorance andfprejq- cice lo the shades of eternal nijiht. That such may be the result, is the desire of . r i vl . A FRIEND TO THE LIBRARY Messrs. Editors : I send you the following piece of poetry, which was written by a gentleman of this Town oji the occasion of hoisting the "Rough and Ready; Flag," which now so proudly floats in the front of our Court House. It is short, but very good. Watt. ROUGH AND READY FLAG. Wave to the breeze, in triumph wave, And bear aloft that honored one Whose name stands first among the brave,. Excelled by none, save Washington. " Wave o'er the spot where stood the hick'ry , In eighteen hundred and forty-four. And hid the W'hics proclaim the vici'ry' Of Zachary Taylor and Fillmore. AnJ while ben-alh thy folds we gather, In honor of ihat noble man ; We'll sing lhe old North State forever, The firmest Whig Saate in the land. Tn Davidson County, on the 31st ultimo, by S. H. Fa rahee. Eq . Mr. BENJAMIN SWIFT, to Miss MA TILDA SWICEGOOD. .- At Clinton, Greene County, Ala., on Thursday, No vember 30ih, the Rev. CHARLES A. BLECK, of Sa lem. N. C , to Miss MARY HARRISON, of the for- mtr place. J M Another Soldier of Ihe Revolution gone. Died in Wilkes County.on the 18th December, 1848, t WILLIAM HARRIS, supposed to be in the 106ih year of his age. This veteran of '76, was born in Culpepper Connty, Va , where, as soon as ihe unjust oppression! of British tyranny was felt by the honest yeomanry of our Colonies his patriotism was aroused, and he joined an almost hopeless band of Americans to secure theicom nmn liberties of his country, and to protect his own . hoosehol J j:Js. He was truly a soldier in "the timea which tried men's souls." Amid all the difficulties and scenes of blooJjilie J 'hat marked the eventful course of our army, he stood fr n. No biibery of English lords could lurn hirn from his porpose no sense of danger could dismay his spirits, for he hid resolved to sacrifice all for the priceless privileges of freedom. He stood with Putnam and Warren, at Bunker Hill, when, a little band of devoted patriots, with their fowl ing pieces, twice repulsed the British with their boom ing cannon and crimson regimentals. . He fought on the bloody field of the Brandywine ; and was with ihe Fa ther of his Country, at Yorktown, when' the echoing shouts of " they've surrendered " shook lhe embattled columnsof lhe American arufy. Sometime after peace h;d been declared, he emigrated to Ihe Western part of this State. H iving endured British oppression having fwrved his country eight years in her unconquerable ef fort to throw off her yoke of bondage, he was well pre pared to appreciate all thru liberty bestows And hence, in private life he evinced none other limn fixed ?prinbi-pl-s of Republicanism, which impelled him to perpetu ate its blessing?, and leave it a glorious inheritance to after ages. lie was conservative; in all his efforts, gen erous lo enemies faithful to friends. . He had been fojr years a inen!er of the Bapiist Church ; tand. we earnest ly trut. 'hnt his long life, devoted to his Country and to (rod, has but elided to commence another brighter and happier existence in that world where lb' happy spirits sum the sons of Moses and the Lamb. Greax and mar velous ore thy works Lord God Almighty ; just end true are thy ways, Thou King 'of Saints. Com. . , l)te I. in this County, on .the 2J November last, Mrs. SUSAN CLEMENTINE, wife of Charles Verb, aged 40 years, 11 months and 2 1 days, after an illness of nearly three years, leaving a husband arid daughter to mourn her loss. . ' ', - ' r y' 'Tis finished ! the conflict is past, j The Heaven-born spirit is fled, " Her wish is accomplished at last, ! - And now she's entombed ' ith the dead, The month's of afiliciion are o'er, The days and the nights of distress; ve see her in anguisti no more-r-She'a gained her happy release. Died, in Iredell County, on the Ctli inst , ANpREW JULIAN, aged about 37 years, leaving a wife and sev eral children, to the mercy of an unfriendly worjd. Died, in Davidson Cotmtv. N: C. xrt Friday niaht December 2.1, 1848 after a painful illness of near two months, MARY WOOD, wile of Elum WiMd and sec ond daughter of Benjamin Sherwood, aged 40 years,. 1 month arid 20 days. . i Died, in Salem, on Tuesday the 2d inst. of paralysis, ALEXANDER C. BLUM, surviving partner otthe for merly well known" firm of Jt J. &vA. C. Blum. Died, in ihe vicinity of this Town on Tuesday everts ing the 9th inst., Mr. JOSEPH POOL, aged about 35 years". The deceased has left a wife and four children, to experience the aching void in the loss of a 'fond husband and kind father. 'They alonj? who have felt like arnicfions can iTeally synfpathise with thfe bereaved family. ! Whilst i none butud can administer to them that solid! eomfort which will Support the spirit, and build up a hope be yond the grave;;priceless, bright, and glorious, as the Paradise of Ilea Veiw,h ere sorrows enter not, and the weary are at rest, THE HARIIETS. . ' SalisburttsJan. 11, 184. Apples, (dried)... 50 (3 62J Linseed Oil, Molasses,.. Nails, ,.. Oats,, Irish Potatoes,. 65 70 .35n2 40 ...54 kl6 17 . .20 2 25 ..00 (2 30 Bo corf , . (3 6 ...40 50 (a) 00 . .15 (S 00 .4 (a) 5 .,00 a 75 7 (3) 8 ...00 (3) 25 ...00 25 Brandy,. Butter Beeswax,..... CWtox CtStt:n Yarn, Do., (sweet) Sugar, (brown),.. . 6 8 CofiVe.v........ Do. Moaf). .9 10 .J f Salt,(sack).... ....2J '3 ..10 124 ..00 50 ,.25 30 , 1849. Feathers,.. FTallowv.. Flour, (per bbl.)... 3$ (3 3, Wheat,.... Iron,.. ...4 4 J . Whiskey,. Fayetterille, Jan. 2 35 4U ; Ditto, (dry)....; Brandy, (p'ch) Do. (apple) Bacon,.. Beeswax, Coffee,.. Cottoi .......... Corn, .;....6 10 15 6 .....3i 4 .: . 20 26 5 ....00 . 30 . . .65 70 28 30 Iron, (SwV. :cj 7 Do (Eng.)... Molasses, .... 18 .. 8 (3 10 .. 5 54 ..45 50 Nails, (cut).... Oats, ..,(. , Oil,(LinVd)v.. Sugar, (bi'n)... Salt, (bush.)'... Candles, F. F. J.qO 15 Flour.. w Jj:.. 4i Feather,,... 7...12S 30 Flaxseed....... 85 1 00 Hides, (green).... ..3 4 ...6 ST'w' 50 CO Do. (sack)..;. ...1 87 2 ...70 75 :.-00 25 Wheat.......... Whiskey, Cheraw, Jan. 2. 184d Bacon,... ...... 6 Beeswax,....... 1R 3 20 Bagginghep)....18a 24 (tow)... 15 16 Bale Rope .10 12J Cott-e ...S(3 10 Cottok....... 4$ 5J Corn,..J......,.i,.3i 40 Leather, (sole). ..18 22 Lard,...V . .9 10 Lead, (bar)..... ..x8 10 Molasses,(N.O0 -4t) 45 Do. (Cuba). ..33 37$ Nails,(cut ass'd)J. .6 (& $ Oil, (sperm).... 1 00 'if Rjce,..,. .41 &H Floqr...........4 45 Sagar,(br'n).. Do. .(loaf).. Salt, (sack)... Tobacco....- U ..12j 16 .... 2 .......8 I5v Featherr...;.i. 25 32 Hides, (dry)..... IT.... 9 T v ' e. c Iron................... 5 6j SURVEYOR'S COMPASS FOR SALE. NEW abd .if legant; Surveyor Compass for -, - tale. Applj at (his UHice. August 10, 1B.48 if 15 THE copsirtnership of Witherspoon, Pritchard &Co. having been dissolved by mutual consent, the ibti aineas will hereafter be conducted under the name of PRITCHARD, R0SEB0R0UGO & Co. In losing Mr. I. A. Witherspoon, we have; lost a gentle man and an agreeable copartner, but we trust have not lost that principle that should actuate honest men in the tra"c.ion f business, and in offering ourselves to! the public in the ! p , OTJI i nn lr iTrixrn TYYtnTDci bAaiilAllh MAKING BUpIjNESS, nVilcr nnniVM vr .k- r.:.ur.i cX r i;J.. o - j ,Vi nir minimi lii iui iiiu iii.it vi uui 1 11 g.f. lupins. . ii c uavr no aisposiuon 10 piui our eaiao- (Tum.m '' X T . . L. J ' . T .1 lishment in the public prints, being assured that time and the character of our work will secure to as a share of public favor. We are thankful for that already received, and would advise .our friends and the publicjto take care of No. 1, and go where they have the most confidence best treated, and get ihe b-st job for their noney. ;Our work shall not be inferior to any in this partiof the world. rKITCIIARD, ROSEBOIIOUUH & Co. Mocksville, N. C , Jan 18-19. tf3Gf The undersigned ha vin2 bWxpnnected; with the a- bove establishment from its enmrnencement in Mocks- ! ijuuiiucauons oi me gent:emrn in rliargf , can assure the public that they are prepared with : gnbd workmen ; and materials, can execute in as good and fine a style as heretofore, and cheeifuily recommend them as worthy of ; public patronage. j I. A. WITHEUSPOON, II. REYNOLDS. Saddle, Harness and Trunk MANUFACTORY ! A I N STREET, SALISBURY, One Door below the Post Office. THE subscriber having established himself In! the Town of Salisbury, for the purpose of 'carrying on the above business, respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. He pledges himself, thai his work shall al ways be done in the very best style, and hisprices to suit the times. i i He will keep constantly on hand SadAhsBridle,. Martingales, Harness, Collar, Saddle Wallets, Trunks, Valises, fife, Jc. Also, Harness Skirting, ole and Up per Leather of the very best quality always on hantf which can be bought low for cash, or on a shott credit to prompt customers. I In addition to the abovehe respectfully: informsi the public, that he carries on the TANNING and BtiOT and SHOE MAKING BUSINESS in the Town of Statesville, where he will always be happy iosee hisold friends, and supply their, with any of the above enumer ated articles. j ' ' Thankful for past eri.'.oujngcment, he hoes by close attention, not only to ;;:, ! n. continuance of the same, but a coiisidciablc increase for the future. - lD"H:s shop i3 one door below the " Post Omce " ! WJ. H. MOWBRAY- Salisbury, January 11, 1819 y To the Tmiiirrs of the surround ing Counties. YOU are respecifuUy requested to meet in Statesville. Iredell County, on TuesJny of the February Court, which -i will be on the 20th day of the month. Th purpose ofj making this call upon the Tanners is to cons&It upon the ' propriety of holdinga convention in the Western pari of trie State.-the object of which will be to devise some sen- ; eral plan, and to communicate information to each other in order to compete with the North. We have driven all (or nearly so) ef their Oak Tan Sole Leaihef out of the Southern market. The way that we a're nojy situated s, that we have to make u first rate article of sole and sell it as low as the second quality of th Northern Article. Ve see no good reason why our merchants shoultj colleql mo ney from us here at the South and carry it tq the Nor'fh and lay it out for leather and shoes to keep up Northern mechanics and workmen, when we can m-ak just as good an article.. Were we to get all the mojiey that 'is taken to the North for leather, shoes and boois, we could afford to furnish it just as low. All the Tarrhers in the Western part of the State are invited to atlenU said meet ing ; and Mr. Silas Taylor of Bedford Counfy, Virginia, fs respectfully invited to meet with usif it -ill suit his convenience to do so. I WM. II. MO y BRAY, WM. ALLISON, WM. P. GRAHAM. January 11, 1849. S 3t36 ' r . . r- , -r Jonesyille Academy. THE ninth session of this institution will commence on the 22d January, at which time if )arents and guardians will enter their children and ward?, ihey will be thankfully received, and every exeriion mfide on the part of the teacher to adv.ince them in their sjudieS ; and a close watch will be kept ver their morals and general deportment. I , : Terms per session office months. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, $5 ; English Gram mar, Geography and Arithmetic, 3 ; Phi lofbjjhy, Rhe toric, Logic and Astronomy10 ; Latin, Greek and ad vanced Mathematics, 12 50. Board can be obtained in the best families for 4 and $5 per month. All will be held responsible for their ui ition,( whether present or absent; from the lithe of enter ing tuhe-lose, and no deduction wiH be made except in cases of protracted sickness. l' W. L. January 10, 1B49. VAN EATON. 5t3Hpd VALUABLE LAND For Sale ! i B Y virtue of a Decree if the Court oH Equity, on Monday of February County Court, (being the 6th dav of the month.) I will expose to. public sale, at the Court House, in Salisbury, the following valuable tracts ofLand, to wit : one formerly belonging to James Ow ens, deceased, containing about two hundred! and seventy-six Acres,-adjoining the lands of James Thomason, Henry Fraley"? heirs and others. ?, Also a tractof Land, belonging to the hirirs of Jas. Befle, containing about one hundred acres, k frown as the' FraJey place, lying on the waters of second Creek. This is a choice tract of Land. ! Also at the same time and . place, a tratjt of Land containing fifty' acres, belonging to the heirs of John Blackwelder. deceased, adjoining the lands of James .Smith, Maxwell Chambers, and others. Twelve months credit, bond and good sureties will 1m? require!. A. II - CALDWELL, C- M, E. Jan. 4, 1849 Printers fee G 5t35 LEXINGTON FEMALE ACApEMY. THE exercises of this TuMitution will be resumed the second Wedr-l iv, (10th January, (1849.) on der lhe superintendence of Mss Salisbury, as principal teacher, and Mr. Kern, vrofessor of music, a gentlemah highly qualified to fill the .lep'.rtmeiit. We fel author ized to say to the public, that we are prepared to give a cheap and thorough education. jNo changes in the Academy since last session. By order of th Trustees. A D. MONTGOMERY, i Dec. 23, 1843. 14)34 WILKESBORO' MALE ACADEMY. j " " ' A CLASSICAL SCHOOL will be open?d at the above Village, on the 25th Janoary, l49, under the aoperintendence of J. W. Montgomery in which both mental and moral culture will receive all doe at tention: Tenns per Session of 5 months : Latin 4 nd Greek, All English branches 15S00 750 ;50 Contingent expenses, Board may be obtained at the best bQuses 4itier pub' lie or private, at from S 4 to $6 per month 534 TIM SALE , and at your! Come bay without money own Price! $20,000 WORTH OF ASSORTED I STORE GOODS, TO BE SOLD AT AUCDTTHflDN I To the highest bidder, commencing on Man day the 29th day of January. 1849, and to continue from day to day for two weeks. Cclou- ii n Cist of a part of the Goods to be Sold : A ? g- DTT'riT'a rn A vmrr nnTMf e pieces 75 pieces Drillings; 2!l do Bed Ticking, 43 do tol'd r.ambrick,; 22 do Flannels, 20 do 6,8, 1 , 11, and 12 qr.blec'd Sheeting, 12 do black Alpaccas; 10 do Kerseys, . . 300 d,;z. spool Thread; 20 doz. Fat Hats, 95 doz. cotton Handkerchiefs 110 doz. Palm leaf Hats ; 75 prs. ESIip. Springs, 75 Bags Shot ; 40 sets Axles, j 2,000 lbs. bar Lead ; 6 boxes gunpowder Tea, 3 coils Mining Rope ; 50 bags Coffee, BOOTS and SHOES, Hosiery, brown and bl'h Table Cloths, Sattitiets, Bl'k Italian Crape, Bosoms and Collars, j Canton Flannels, black Surges, d and white Veils, BPli and white Bobbmets, bl'k cotton Velvet, .Frehch Merinos, and colored Silks, J Swiss Jaconet, cambrick and book Muslins, Canvass, Padding and Buckram, Woolen Shawls and Tippe's, Laces and '-Edgings, Dimities, Blankets, Silk Scarfs and Shaves, Corded and gras3 Skirts, Ginghams, Flannel Shirts, Suspenders, Sewing Silk and Twist, Silk Surge, Silk Handkerchiefs, Black Italian Crape, Black and white Veils, colored Silks, Figured and plain Ribands, assorted, Linen and cambrick handkerchiefs; Muslin de Lanes, Irish Linens, Cloths, Diapers, Cassimeres, Brown Hollunds; Vesiings, Blue Drills, Bombazines, Fig'd and plain Ribbands, assorted, Saddlessand Bridles i Iaces and Edgings, silk Scarfs and Shawls, Black and white Sattins, Leghorn, straw and lawn Bonnets, Combs, Parasols and Umbrellas, A great variety of CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, Saddlers' Trimmings, Carpenters' Tools, Sifters, Cockle Sives. Mill and Cross cut Saws, Shovels and Spades. Traces, Blister, German and Cast Steel, Anvils, Bellows, Vises. Axes, Sad Irons, Coffee Mills, Grass Scythes, and many other articles too tedious to name. Lp The Sale of ihe above Goods wilfbe positive, (and no mistake,) in order to close up the Estate of the late John Murphy. . Tlcrchauts and Pedlars, and all others wishing to buy, will do well to attend, as they may never again have another chance to buy so j many valuable Goods without money and at their own prices. , Term 12 months erecit, interest after six months, with bond and approved security. WM MURPHY, Surviving Farther of J. bf W. Murphy. lr N.:B. Any person or persons wishing to buy a large amount privately, either at the time of, or before the Auction, can have a ciedit of one, two. and three years, by giving a satisfactory bond. W. M., 5 P. V Salisbury, Jan. 4th, 1-49. 35:4t LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING in the Pos.t Office, at Salisbury, N. C, oh i.ie 1st day of January, 1849. ! Albright, Michael A. ' Area, Wilson J Ary, Miss Charlotte Austin, Mrs. Margaret Jacksoii, C. W. Johnson, Leroy HulHrDr. J. Kester, Ann Kerns, Peter Lyrely, John Lmly, J. L. Lewis, John B.! Lonar, James I. Latham, Thomas LyreJy. G. M. Long John R. Lynster, Humphrey Moore, F. L. Mallett.C. P. 2 Motley, Samuel 3 McNeely, Mrs. Mary Miller, Aaron 1 Burke, Martin Bason, Dr. F. Barringer, Henry J. Browning Samuel R. Basinger, John Barber, William Brown. Miss S. J. Brown, Miss Upharna B iily, Radford k Brown, Henry Barringer, David Barger, John Bedree, Harris Barton, Col. John II. Craige, Burton Correll, Michael Chaffin, N. S. A. Cozort, Mrs. Mary Ann Critnford, Win. ' Chaffin, F. C. Cozort, Hiram Cotton, Elizalteth Chambers, William Davis, Jacob A. Davis, Samuel Edwards, Theodore F. Ellis, Mrs. Judith Frasier, John J. Fuller, John N. j Fraley, Thomas : Fraley, L. S. 1 Gates, William Gayirvgs, Washington Gaither, B. ; Gbeen, George H. GarrtSi Williamson Heathman, David Hare, W. H. I Hatch, Elijah Hart, Rev. A: Hampton, Jolui W ; Harris, Samuel : Hutchison. S. Nye Halen, Sarah Hooper, Capt. Samuel 313 Newland, Samuel Owens, Phillip Phelps, Leonard Putnam, S. P. Packer, Richard Rouche, F. R. 3 Ravey, George; QniJman, Miss Leah Smith, Miss-E Simpson, Thomas Smiih, John Shuping, Michael Shammell, A. Sly res, Mrs. Lary Thompson, Thomas L. Turner, James M. Todd, Joseph A. Thomas, Mrs. Sophia Turner, Mrs. Milicent Thompson, J. H. Thomason, George I rexler, Adam Volentine, William Walton, Richard Walker, Rev. C. B. Walker, Grandison Watson, David Wise, E!izaleth Woolsworth, Miss Ellen Wood, Thomas Wnrner, Frederick B. JULIAN. P. M. iMORE BOOKS! BOOKS!! M. BROWN 4. SON. HAVE just received the following Books in addi tion to iheir former supply : Mason's Sacred Harp, Southern Harmony, . 100 Copies Smith's New School Geography, (price : 50 eents.) - Benjamin's Architect, Millwrights Guide, Newton's Priticipia, Jones' Philosophy, Bird's do. Proverbial do. by Tupper, 50 copies questions on Confession of Faith, Bullion's English Grammar, Kirkham'a i do.- do. Fleetwood's Christ and Apostles, 1 Bancroft's United States3ols. ckera Modern Infidelity . IrK Ma ham's Airerican Gardner, Lithographic Prints and Mahogany Frame for do. Hollick'a Anatomy and Phtsiology, Gunn'a Domestic Medicine, ' t. Deweea on Children, r Arnott's Elements of Physics , Annuais (tor presents,) NoveJs, a great variety. SaliaboVy, Not. 30, 1818 3a?f OPPOSITION IS THE LIFE Ot TRADE ! HEADY MADE Pened in Salisbury THE Subscriber having purchased at the North a large assortment of R&tdy vlndc Cloth illS niade op in the best style and of the best mate ria!, would invite tbe public, to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he feels assured that he can oiler such inducements as cannot fail to p!easeJ His stock consists in part as f owa ; Cloaks, Occrcoats. Sacks, Frock Coats, Dress Coals, black and fancy Cassi mere Pants, Saltinei da; Cloi'h, Silk and Satlin, black q.nd fancy Vests. Shirts, Drawers, Cra I rats. Handkerchiefs, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Src, Jfc, $c. Also loths, Cassimeres, Vesting. Sec, which will be made 'up to order at the shortest notice, and in the most fashionable style, by Mr. John A. Weirman, an expe rienc'd Taylor from Philadelphia. His Store rs nearly opposste J. x W. M jrphy's wed known stand. J. II . ENNISS. Salisbury. Dec. 7, 1843 3ltf NEW GOODS! CHEAP FOR CASH ! M. BROWN & SON ARE 'now rpceiving-froni New York and Phila delphia, a " A LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF Fall Si Winter Goods J which they are determined to sell as low as any house in this part of North Carolina, consisting of all kinds of Ladies and Gentleman's dress goods, from the mwl com mon tn finest Icimla u-rtrti vi Drillings, bleached and brown Domestics, Negro Clotb ng, Blankets of every description, HATS & CAPS, (a large assortment ) Boots nnd Shoes, ''fine and common) Um brellas and. Parasols ; a large stock of HARDWARE & CUTLERY, COACH TEIMMfXGS. (nil kind) CROCKERY, A ND Q UEENSWA RE, of every description, Porto Rico, Muscovado and New Orleans Sugar, clarified, pulverized, lump and loaf do., Rio ami old Government CoflVe, irrcen, black and young hjyson Teas, New Orleans Molasses, Turpentine, Mack erel, Nos. 1 and 2, besides all articles usually kept in stores. Country Produce taken in exchange, for goods, and the highest market prices always paid.. Give us a call and examine for yourselves, and we will convince you that we sell lower lhan any house in this place. Our stock of Goods have been well selected and bought at lhe lowest cash prices. Small profits and quick saUs now the ttord. .M. BROWN & SON. Salisbury, October 12, 134. 23 CEAP for CASH HARRIS & CRUMP ARE now receiving from New York and Philadel phia, a large and splendid stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ! i which they are determined to sell as low as any house ! in this part of North Carolina, consisting of all kinds of ladies and gentlemen's dress goods, of the latest and newest styles, which have been elected with great care, ! and bought at the very lowest cssh prices. j For Ladies Wear. Beautiful silk Lustres, Mode Cashmeres, colored do., ! satin striped do., Mouseline de Lanes, silk and worsted j Lustres, Chen i Alpaccas, bl'k and col'd Merinos, plaid I Ginghams, French do., Shawls, Gloves, Ribbons, fine j Collars, Linen Cambric Hand 'fTi, Bonnet silk. Velvets, ! Bonnets ad"Hosiery. For Gentlemen's Wear. j Black French and English Cloths. French Cassimeres, ! fig'd do., fancy do., wool Tweed, Kentucky Janes, Ker- j seys, fig'd satin Vesting, cut velvet do., plain satin do,, ard worsted do. Also, brown and bleach'd Drills, Do mestics, Whitney Blankets,, Hats de Cap, Boot & Shoes, besides a. general stock of Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, Crockery, it. Those wishing lo buy goods, we respectfully invite their attention to the above stock, as we are determined not to be outsold by any. Wood Grove, Rowan co.t Oct. 26, 1848 ly25 , Cash for Negroes. TflE subscri?er would inform his friends and the public ; gen 'rally, that he has lofited himself in this place, and is now deirous of number of ' irehasing a large LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, soitahle for the Southwestern market. Persons having ! property of the above description to dispose of, wi!l find j it greatly to their advantage by making er.y applica- ! lion to him as he is paying - 1 The highest market prices in Cah. N. B. He also wishes to purchase BLACKSM ITIIS, CARPENTERS and COOPERS. He can be found at the Hotel of Mr John I. Sharer. w t r t w- r-. - . M iH V H Salisbury, Dec; 7. 1848. tf 31 VTPERSONS AT A DISTANCE hiving any of. theabove description of property for sale, will beVtnV- 1 1 1 : ly attenueu 10 iy aourrHSTug me, t.. "ih- milE undersigned. Administraror of ihe Estate JL Elizabeth Rice, dee'd, late of Rowan County, N. C, hereby notifies all persons interested in said Estntr, and particularly Silas Rice, one of the distributees, that he will proceed to settle said estate at the February Term, 1849, of the County Court of Rowan County. EDMUND RICE, Dec. 21, 184:pd. Cw33 JUST RECKIVED- AVLKY large assortment 01- Liqaora ana me ot all kinds, such as French Brandy. Gia, Rum, Ma- deira, Sherry, Port, Sicily or Wh'ie and Malaga Wines. BROWN Si. JAMES. July 6, 1848 10 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. " THOSE persons indebted to the estate of Theophi Ins SLmonton, decd, are hereby notified no indul gence will be given after the first day of February next. By the Exeeator. JOH. YUUSU. January. 4,, 49, 4i35 F WRBOOTS ASD SnOES, fw vSt Dec 21. 33 . H. ENNIS LAND DEEDS Beautifully printed ar4 fa 50 bere. TO THE READING PUBLIC ! t.-r-.-.f ri XBZ COD CCD IfiS' : 3'Tc v - "V7E re now receiving the Largest SiocW of Books H and Stationary, which has been in ibis pJae in ten years. Among their Hock may be found lhe follow ing work, together with a large assortment f Cvmnoo School Books, viz: ' - Poets and Poetry of America , - the Ancieuts, " " England, . Prose Writers of America, Byron, Illuminated ; Waverly Novels, 5 vols., Cowper's Poems, Hemans'j Burns' &. Pope'sJPoetical works, ' Crabbe' and Rodger-1 M M Heroes of American Revolution, Washington and his Generals, (by neadlv.) : Carey At II art, , " Lippard," " Bancroft, Napoleon and his Marshals, by Head!ey. Carey and Hart, 4 Alison's History of Europe, Hume's " England, f Fptt. rson's History of Rome,: ' v '' His jry of ihe Middle Ages, ' -5 ( Sears' S.ners of the Declaration i McCulloch'a Com mercial Dictionary, Bolle's Phonographic do., Josephus, 2 vols , Miss Leslte's Cookery, Allen's American' Agri gricuhuxe, Stock Raisers' Manuel, Masonic Chan, Wan dering Jew, (ill miriatrtl.) Also, a great many new Novels just published. O-oilt edged Paper, Noe do., Lace Envelopes; Ink, red, o.ue and black; Slates, Wa ' fers.ic. J . 7. We have made arrangements by which, any article not now on hand in this line, can be ordered from the Nor thern Citiesat short notice on more accommodating terms than any House in this part of the State. M. BROWN & SOX." Salisbyry, October 12. 184b v 23 1 R E AD TH I S ! B0GER & MAXWELL BEG LEAVE TO INFORM their friends and the public generally, that they are now re ceiving a handsou.e stock of Poll AUU UUU Vtf UUUU0) I Consisting of almost erery Article usually called fsr,s Dry-Gocds, Hardware, ! Querns and Glassware. Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots and - Shoes, sole and upper Leather, . " ; GROCERIES, of every kind and of best qiality, Rope, Bagging and Twine. For the military and sportsman, we have fin CHAP- Plumris Swords, Silver EAGLE BUT- P,E A U S, Epmlets, Suheit La re; T0XS,o;c.,&c. Double and single barrel Shot Guns 1 a 1 ana Apparatus, 1'istois, finished and unfinished Rifle barrels, Sec, Sec. AU of which we intend to sell chenp for ensh or on time 'to punctual dealer.3, or'exchane for (he following produce I as we are in the nir.rkrt to purchase 500 husbet clean ed Oats, 300 busheU j- laxseed, 500 bushels pealed dried Peaches, and 15.0C0 lbs. cotton and linen rags, and as much Beeswax and Tallow as we can get. Salisbury, Oct. 26, 181. - Ij23" . VALUABLE "PROPERTY FOR SALE I 173 NEGROES, FIVE THOUSANDTH ACRES OF fTTHK rnrire properly Wlonging lo the. Es U tali of lhe hie Joph IVarson, Leiti in the Counties of Davidson and Davie, consist ing of 0.NE HUNDRED AND SEVEXTY-TIIREE NEGROES, The Stock of CATTLE, 1 Horses, Mules, Sheep, Hogs, togeth er with the crops of Cotton, Corn, r Rye, Wheat and Oats, ALSO : " i i Those well known and Valu.illc Tracts f LAND, ihe POIXT PLANTATION, at iho confluence of ihe North and South Yadkins, CHERRY HILL, STORES' QUARTER, and Clorcr Dottotu, lein directly upon the main road leading from Salisbury lo .Mocksville, cmtlaining in th nj. rregah about 5000 ACHES. The Lands will i divided lo suit purchasers. The NE GROES ui!l he sold separate nnd in fniiT(eii j as their connection may c&ist at. the lime of ; sale. ! The owners of t'rfe almve Properly are nnii. residents of ihe Slate, and desire to change ihe, , invetmiit. Pcrf"i wishing lo make purest ses of Negroes may Le airrdnf a Sale vilb out reserve, and no lipilin will lu Jje i& an.v l' "" "eni iwi.rc uic uaj wi- isatr i Sf 1 ..k l'-. -.1 V. U . n ... ,L 1 e . . . 1 1 e . t j . e. tj .i - m M mm .'I', vuiiil I 'Mill, " iiw uaj 'w, npAUllCC VI . i ,hc l!"''1.', any fprmaion re quir (J rp fHct i n it c . 0 ' . .v r . ni . .r V,,mnc r V PVjHanlation, itlirtlil CI mill' irrii Vili.Lirr IVm. j - - - .j-...- -rrm 22 DAY OF JANUARY pXT, - of ; and ConttUUC !xtn clay t av JiM all t sold. 1 I I C. P, M A L LETT. Attorney for the Rcprtseniaritei. FayeltrtUie. Sept. 19, 1913. - 2 lis '; btsitc of ilortti CavoUni; ' WILKES COUNTY. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions ISsreavIer, Sessions, 184. " L '' j j 4 Ajfrp MniPri Adm'r of B. i Owins. deceased, ' Aaron Owins. I rUUqn fsrts$t Land. t - - T appearing to tb saiisfaciion. of the' Court, that ib On ins. is UPl an iohahHfrni of ibis State : It i lif re ordered, that publication be made for six weeks in te"Crn'ir.a Watchman, that he appear at oor -neat Coiri, to be lield for the Conniy of Wiikes, at ifc.C Coart lioase. in Vilketboro', or. the first Monday ay the 4th Monday 'of January nexi.iben acd ifcer to plead, afiwer or demur to saij petition, or ibe moi vfiii be beard ex parte, and the prayer of ihe Fetilioo rented. : 1 T1 ... trr . . Kiiit TAnrl.lt OCIff. by Hlinw, . .a.xiii, virm .1 v " the first Monday after the fourth Monday of CvtnU I84X " -IV. M ASTIN. CTk. , 63ji-Trintert fee 5 6ej ; ; t I ' Ml - 1
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