North Carolina Newspapers

I ft I MS. tft i it t H f la 0 t i it If. i r'. x e r:'i , t ve.f hi: a.l 5! 4i iul "n. , h it t'li .'it " ' 4, o vt t at. i late lUf ,'i r ,10 Itff p 4 . .. it ' I "'. tkiixoTo, MVl7 1849. 1 : jaiiwiitt? of jreviounotice, a large , number, of ,-J iiittni if Davidson County, met in the! Court. ,1; on the 15lh of May, and appointed pj, t&.tf I' Chairman, and Charles Mock, TVJnir8f addressed by P. K. RouNiAViLLe, "-. jho Plained it. purpose to be the appointment ' iklrtra' I'M in um i .rnirai i iuii uutcihkii hi noun- He nrged with foirc 'and Iiirtanci'uf aUendbg ail Convention, and', rttini:' With,i-friend, of the enterpriw fnm thy .rlrjt,Co.ontie. ort the-Tiute, in connulting, and devi- njf tlni wayj and toieanii of tecurin); Hi succena. The jtf'iif etpf richer in othr State, nhould guide and di 't Jald enoaraj;o lifc Tlie hopa of regaining the x tkrti and influence our State uce occu. "':" ut' Wtiof h CunMrnry, .hoi.Ed induce u. U1 arouse fr.-m' our apathy .nd idiiTcr. nce to State pJicy. And ab 111, the lronS and alJ cen-trcennve of alay- patriotjii ciiien.rWd n,ori Imrental attention to 1 t-i-lT.ii.il' tr imnrorpinent. Our ceirrai)hical puMOon !h1lei;ii Ue NortiTTThd the South, the Atlantic frf-tai knd! MMpI' river, would secure the travel ; a(f Inifn iw Tiwiy unu saiuuniy, woiuu iqvue . ' T . . a - 1 I. 1 I . ' our il and land, from their numerous and rtfh !cMlurul anu npineral renourees, with the jp;rntfij)Wth in ;niajmfUsture, all combined could jiof liino Vnai the' Ptock and profit, of the Central La;j jj)iad .. jmiflta'Mr, desirable, and ' indicpenaable--IrBT-f, Vwe had blit to rrwJve tliat labor and provi i.niad nateriala are capital and all thfenc We have 1 iBhriiy uwo" of private enterprize in the aeveral conn- in h, rout, the Central Kail ltoad can and will b u;jlf if i,e 35lh section of the charter, requirins; .00, 0(0 td pet'poid in to wcure'the State'. BubHcriptjoii, up--liberal and legal construction, could be met ' vhhtff tame assurance (,f ctkhI bonds and . ecunt.es , L-nitid with "thn Trrn.ure,r of said Corprjration, which rluswnhl Wered the following Preamble and Relu ' iimr pnl warmly; urged all to go home and pre pare to ir jiihliiiryrt.b 14th June, to unite in carrying i out thift :n-i)le 'rnt'eTprize for themselves and their jxmte- ; rtvy' I j! ':.'' - , hrWr"M, It is desired that, the several Counties on hf'ioited 'fontfn of the Central Rail Road should meet ly Wg'vtes in ' Hfitlisbury on the 14th of June, to con tiilt.lm dfVtse wtyn and means to secure thelsuccess thl.jd'eat Work.;. ' Therefore ; V jTMrfiiriiat we will, heartily; c-openite with all dielfYifrids of tfte srhetne on that occasion in devis "lng'll4 Kys and fnoaiiw to insure its success. . 2", l$ritqlrrdx Tat we Vlieve lalxr and provisions are vntifll!el'rneiiJ tf success in works of Internal Ini proffrrH; and-with these as our capital, with union $oA (frtjirtthe (Vutral Rail Road can, ought, and must v-boii' ! ; -i fo$lr'i. That J. W. Thoninp, Charles Mock, ' VaVnline IhnverJ Henderson Adams, Hiram Brum " rhf ft, Mtarles Ihtover, Samuel Yokely, Yl. C. Douthitt, "John fltii-y. E. p. Hamplon,-lI. WaWr, J. M. Smith '. Meohack HnksUHii. J. H. Thompson, B. lBeall, T. S McDonald, J. Wi Miller, J. W. Wiwniari; A. H. Smith, i WiterMcttarv. WiM. Owen, N. U. Dusenlw rrv. Vm. R. I.'4, J. II. Hafgrave, Alfred Hargrave, Charles L. PivnejJ. lVMtbrv. Samuel Harirrave. J. 'Miljeach. li. i(ien)njrnsk'lt. A.;Kiiif, J. A. I.njr, Jeros; Adder- ton, Ajlltint, A.XI. Foster, and V. K. Rounsaville. 1m PINMiiiit jdelfgatus til attend said Convention, r find a '4t4(0rilrrd. That a ronv of these nroceedinirs be- Wnt tH jbe Greensboro' Patriot with a request to publish Uterr), nd that the Carolina Watchman and ! Raleigh gaper. 'be;reucttd to copy them. AH! ji ; ' ('HAS. U PAYNE, Ch'n. COAtLts. Mock, Secretary. , Viihlic lectins in Caldwell. A inUn'irpM and highly respectable meeting of the 'eitiM ni of Culdwrll (rounty, was held on the 15th oT ' 1fV? (.!eing Tuesday of'Coiiri week) for the; purpose i considering trwi works of Internal Improvement au tlwriiei by the last legislature. ) Thefmretipg was orgituized by calling Gen.'SAMi Et. F.'lVljTKaHjto the tlittir, and ('. C. Jonks, Secrtta ry.I jTjiel Chairuiaii, after stating the object of the meeting, made a -very witlsfactory explauatiofi of the ("hake? of the Western 'L'urnpike, and the imiture of tW fiiid provided for.its completion, and ably k't' forth .mib r'fiis wny ine juiau snouiti w made INorfhMthe Cataw ba River. : . ' : 4,P rtiiitioii, of A. C Williamson, Esq., the Chairman aiipUntdj a committee if five, consisting of jGen. C. ' W fjk; Wm. A. fi'Mir, A. C. Williamson, Alfred HarlJer, fnd tJeorge 0nley. ' M"j(iler W. !.enoir, being called for, made a very con fine ftiitil able: addrt'ss, ttdvoeating the Turnpike, "not so , itiiieh ih . whole pr c)iitiiiuus hne, but as a chain of ,S(ubly link. provideiiithe snpie le properly I located, ami f)ijwd roiicliiHively, that the route' North of the .'RSvel?! In connection with' the i 'uldwell and Ashe Turn i4jwjold tx-come a thonOgh-fare of the greatest im lor.inee to our State. IHl L' 'J "Lt. 'A .u r li : i- it ipr i-(iiiiunim.Ki lue louowiug resinuiions r !'Kfor'cJ That whereas the Western Tuiinpike is tHe onl $tate work whiclMf. authorised to be ijiade ex VtuHiVefy pa the eiense of the State ; it is therefore juat iml riif hii that, the same shall be ho heated as best to Jrgtnot. the general interest of North Carolina! antHhe 'j.peaiesi number. jftf-her citizens. , j .''f:iftfir .Tliat in the judgment of this meeting, (and (1e M&ve of every uiibias'd niiud,) that th ijoute via j Sta6i'siUf Taylors'villie. Inoir, and Morganjton, will b the lliost useful and valuable in every part, will . ,nre Oectlytbe intercuts of much "the largest nd moet r 'mmiijj m-t;uuii oi iiujrjii aroima, anu ny connecting ai ini,n ilk me v uiuw i n anu .vMie i urnpiK.e,wiu lonn th brfl and much the most direct thorough-fare cross ilijf thi Uluj Ridge U the West, and! will be of the Tf'tl Hnportatice to the Rail Road interests of North ; ,'ftn4iiii,iand that anv route further South, would ut 'riy1 full t'o accoinpliwii those desirable objects. RtMred, That the distance from Morganton to Watfiille, if increased at all, by the route we propose, ill ti liiorc thniL counterbalanced bv the RiiiMrnr antijW of the Mute in cost of construction and quality iif-i. i: .. t i t . i ' w iu iihwi n inc iuuu may o' locuieu ii gray n.y;rtdge., enntil in man.v resects to Mr AiLiniim l . r - , , y l r V 1 TiH" valleys or lanunig lands, and oil grades mnatrjia;y favorabre for a road. j Rtmdrfd. Thu't in the iudgment f this meeting. V- Aoa'tti rKHtUm of the road between Salibyy and n'"rITM"oHl hrteii -iNniin ot the t alawlm river, . ittfib the County of Catawba, much the greater part wili.iieressaruy cross ine country aud the chafiuacls of adfl H nearly M right angles, as to be-almost (entirely. eWwtur tnuistiortation, as the trade to Salisbnrv from v't'lM'ft and'thf 'coiintie. North of the river, will in r;f1n . r,,u, we nave ""heated, while the uniic. South if the river, iM'ing nearer to the Rail ) at 'harlotte, will trade there. Therefore, i(t is plain L .L " 'nu ine rva can te. located, tie greater kilt W the transbortatioii the irreater the K.'ii. l'itu t.v Ithe.lte.jind the largest numlier of her citixeits. .Uijtulted, Tat the nmte we have proposeijl is pre -Tahl. ou 'nccoiiut of the immense amount jf water .r'IIS North of the Catawlm river, esptcially in -the fantk of Caldwell, Alexander and Wilkes,' which we alt, can scarcely bvsuqafm d by any section pf the Uti, ami with theso and other advr.ntages combiried, . dl . . - . , ., , . jU&Ti m". cann fliIu4lcra7 cireuni - fnes Irt beoome. "ere Ion v. one of esnerml f:iv..r nnil oil the prt of the State. Sliould the present hi?. nad thhHigh the county of Catawba, we fear -1.414 -l... ......... 1 lJ.. . . .. . . -fiiwiare ine laic tit the old mate rcxiu tnrougn the "t ectiou part of which was discontinued at the 'cion of the IiCgislature. Jott-rrf, That the Commissioner, and Engineers, tinted to locate .aid road, are hereby sespectfully " rnfstly requested to make Wi exainkiatioo of the i?' nae recommended. t, ?'j'r, That the Internal Improvement Conven be held at Salisbury, on the 14th of June, next, t Otjr full anrtrtihntuin nnA ltt n .11... !'... ..f r ifrrtJ.u- "PPtned by the chairman of this meeiting ,VJ T '""'yf attend srtid ( r '""'y 1 attend sitid Ci)nvention. i twU t? , rat the Pdmgs of this meeting be Wshedln thei Carolina' Watchman, Raleigh Register, ttvc Observer, and Highland Me ssenger. - "lrelutioti. were then passed unanimously, and plowing pernon. appointed by the chair to attend Cii?2W'K,n l s"hbnry, to wit : Gen. C. W. Clark, t til' ' T'oir, A. C Williamson, E. W. Jones, m iUlHer. lZ(i. Jinu. In. C. I larner. li TLWI Jj- iwlandiaad Wilie Gaither. Ml W ton, this meeting adiourn ; mo" meeting adjourned, sine ate. i . ! r, ;. ... -.JAfFU v pTTPicnv n,'- I... j ' y, 0JiBB Secretary; ..... . A JlM 'Vi' , II II. Dentil ol the IloaiClitikelf Mistier At a meeting of thtj citizens of the coup ty Ol ItOWan, caiiea jJOgeiner lOj express t; Salisbury, ifoyf2-$Bacon 6; Brandy 40 O 50; thpir rrsnpct fnr thft: tnomorv of the JaicilRuitter 10,; Beeswaxj 15; Cottbu 41 O 51 ; Cotton fit . 1 V;L r TYr Charles j Fisher, Esq, on motion oi ur Alex M Henderson Col. E. IX" Austin I Alex. iU. enuerson vol. j was appointed Chairman and iipocri r,. tWfU was annointed Secretary. 1 Thft meetincr-beinffithus organized H. JoneS. Esq.. explained the object of the meetingv and having expressed in appro priate terms his apprecjation of the char UCier mm iuauic puunv. si;iiwc9 ui iipo ; deceased, and the deep feeling of sympa- !, . .n.l i.n 1 n n hln n 11 h I 1 a nt.iAt r t t V r thv lor the mournful rirrvation which had :'i"iof-appie,aa ju;: ueeswax ib : uacon o$ w oS .v-;r: U.J:...l .li- I u' . V l' 7'" ' .a"u''uru;' f i lollowins resolutions, which alterjome lor- f ciblc remarks of Mr. Osbome, of Meek- i lenburg, were unanimously adopted : Resolved That we, citizen, of Rowan have with deep regretl received intelligence of the dath of the ; iiuii. Vv' ri a n l.r.B i igiiLK. lletmhtd, That during a long public life iboth in the councils of his native State and of the Nation, he Was distinguished by eminent talents, enlarged! and liberal patriotism, and by most useful public rvice j 7?rre, Tliat in his death, the community in which he resided, has lost a valuable member, and the State an efficient, enlightened, and public spiritedjeitizen. j ; Iieaolctd, That we extend to the family! of the de ceased, otir sincere sympathies in their bereavement. Re solved, That a copy of the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and transmitted to his nearest relatives of the deceased. ! Renolitd, That these proceedings be published in te r Carolina Watchman. I I On motion of R. E. Love, j Resulted, That Messrs. Osborne and Jones, be re quested to write out the substance of their remarks made upon this! occasion, and that they be iumished to the. Editors of the Watchman for publication. E. D. AUSTIN, Chairmam R. E. Love, Secretary. RAIL ROAD COtfVEJTTiOX. We would remind the public that the Rail Road Convention wjll be held in this place on the j f I I 14th day of June next It is tq bo hoped that every county in the State, interested in this geat project ndw agitating the public mind, will send dele gates, find that such an impetus will 4hen be given to it, as will insure its success beyond doubt. " In Tall)ot co., Ga., onT the 1st instant, at the residence of Dr. Alfred L. Acee, by Rev. Mr. McMprrey, G ; A. M I LLER, Attorney at Law, of Mocksville, to Mis. IDA ACEE. I ! In this County, on the 23d instant, by the Rev. Ste phen Frontis. Mr. JOHN F. LOCKE, to Miss MAR GARET LOCKE, daughter of Mr. Richard Locke; all of this County. - i In Raleigh, on the 15th inst., by the Rev. Bennet T. Blake, k Col. EDWARD Y ARB ROUGH, to Mrs. HANNAH II. HAYWOOD. i TJitXf ;".' In this-county, on Wednesday, the 16th nstant,'Mrs. TABITHA S., wife of Richard II. Cowan, aged i 30 J years, lier sickness was protracted ier expiring struggles hard, but her end.was peace. ! Greensboro' Patriot please copy, j s In this county, on the 15th instant, JAMES G, KN()Xraged about 45 years. He was oiiq of Rowan's most .ubstantial citizens, and a good man has fallen!. In this County, on the 22d inst., J0IIN G. KRIDER, infant son of Jobn G. and Margaret! Fleming, aged 17 months;. ' " If; TO THE PUBLIC ! j NOTICE is hereby given to the public pot to trade for a Note given by me to Robert B. Gray, of Iredell county, N. C, for one hundred and fifty dollars, due oa the first day of November, nejxt, as the property is not sound, and does not fi'l the wairrante. Iam de termined not to pay said note unless! compelled by law. ! A. r. HALL. York District, S. C, May 22, 1849 3tpd j TnoticeI r IS hereby given, that the undersigned as) Administra-f tor of Thomas C. Graham, deceased, will expose toj public sale at thj Court House in Salisbury, on the llthj June, next, a Negro Girl, about twenily yeirs of age, off good character, to pay thejebts of sajd deefd. A cred it of six months will be given, the jiurthqsei givingbondl and approved security. t j i LEVI LOWRANCE, Adm'r. I Mav 21. 1849. A S 3t3 1 We have on hand and for. sale at this Office, the fol-' i i i lowing BLANKS, to wit: Administrator's Bonds. Guardian " Appeal " Constable " Co. h S. C. Ft Fas. - " f Wit. Tickets " CJ.rn. to! take Equity Excutans. Depo. " Subponnos. " Pro8ecuion Bonds. ! Bail (State cases) Bail (Civil " ) " Com. tq take depositions Delivery " ' Deeds. I 1 Prosecution C. C.l Venditioni Exponas. S. C. Juror's Tickets! For bijiding free negroes.' Bastardy Bonds. Letters of Administration? Special, Inters Testamentary. Marriage License. Apprentice Indentures. Notes of Hand. Bank Notes, C F. Land Deeds. f Deeds of TrjisjL ' Sheriff's Deeds! Ca .Sas and Bonds. County and Superior Court! C. Sc. S. Court Writs. ; pL,rrijr1, jeciineui ; ..i . C. and S. C. Subpoenas. Scire racias vs: Defaulting W itne.se.. ! J do do to revive judgment. 1 do do to heirs at law to;show cause, do do s do et al. jl do . do vs. Special Bail. I !. Presentments of Roads. . do for Assault and Battefy. do , for Affrays. do for Fornication and Adultery. do for .retailing without lfcense, ' j I ? j7. .' !' .. i jna muny uuitrs uj jiui su cumjfiun use. Officers of Courts, and others who reqpire Blanks, are solicited to give us a call, or forward heir orders j and thy shall be speedily attended to. , It j j Alany of the forms enumerated above, are aiso kept for sale by li i J. W. STOCKTON, at Statesvillej j WM. M. HENDERSON, at Concord, ! WM. F. WATTS, at Mocksrille, I . ! J. FAW, at Jefferson. Ashe Co. I t a r r nii. u:t. ... i 1 . i L Any lonn? ui umu&a , men r may not nave on . Kami, will be printed to order without dely,Uf a cox4 I . , lJ ) , r yi be forwarded. May 1849. WATCHMAN OFFICE. TmT-tTi i r m hi AtL who wish printing of any description qone, are requesiea 10 give -t BRUNER "& JAMES a call. They are prepared to do almost every! variety in first-rate style, from a book down to th alphabet. -ADVERTISING J j. j . "! has been aptly compared to greasing whefls. wheels will often turn without grease, and so niaj a Merchant or Mechanic get on without advertising; lot M is hard work, and all who have properly tried th experiment know well the advantage both of oil to nacbiriey, and advertising to business. I I i " s JAMESlHORAHrn j Opposite Cowan's Brick Rot, j U Salisbury, N. C. I I ; JOB PRINTING fTHE i MAllKETS. t' iiuoaO 75; Coffe7B; (?orn5J5; Feathers 25 j w per bbL 3 4!; Ikm 2'fe 4 fr- Liweea 'W ' 4 70? Nail..5 S 65 Oats!i6-?3 17; Irish Potato 50; Sweetdo.30; Sttnir, (brown) C8; Loa'10 n . saltt (gack) 2j 2. TaUow 10 0 13$; Wheat 50; Whiskey 25 30. .-f !'-'! jii Cheba, May 22.4-Bacon per lb. 6 0 6$ : Butter, J5 (S 20 : Beeswax 18 20 : Coffce 8 10:: Goitd4 ; 51 6: Corn 50 56 : Egg. 10 12 : Flour4i -ty B : Feathers 25 32 : Iron 5 6 : Lard 7 9: Leather (sole) 18 22: Molasses 35 40: do. Cul ba3337i: ANails, cut. 6 G : Rice 4 5 ; Q.. I -r 1 m . 1 fr mi a K; C It T ; Verpool, 1 75. i j Favetteville, Mat 15 -4-Brandy, peach, 35 40: Cotton 6 61 Corn! 50: Coffee 8 1( Ftour 3J 4: Feathers 28 30: Flaxseed 85 81 iron, sjwedes. 5 ia 6: do. Rnri;sh 3A a 4: Lardl 7Jh Leather, sole, 20 : Molasses 20 26 : Nail., cut, ; Uata, JO: Sugar, brown, 6 9: do. loal, 11 lj ; Salt, sack. 1 50 1 75 : Tallow. 8 9 : Wheat 70 75 r Whiskey 25. i O" We are authorised and requested to' announce JAMES E. KERR, Esq . as a candidate for the Office I of County Court Clerk, at the ensuing August election; i O We are authorised and requested to-announce JOHN IL HARDIE, as a candidate for re-election tp the office of County Court Clerk of Rowan, at the en' suing August election. i O" VVe are authorized to " announce OBADlAH" WOODSON,'a3 a candidate for the Office of Superior vouri oicrK, lor aowan ouniy. FOR 1849. ; HI. BROWN & SON ARE now opening at their Cheap Casll Store, a splendid and indescribably beautiful spek of i SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Embracing every variety of style and fashiono be, fouhil South of the Potomac, and consisting in part of the following : . i i FOR LADIES WEAR. Solid fig'd and Rich Cbameleon Silks ; stripjpd and sol id silk Tissues : plain and plaid black do. ; Barege de Toil ; blue, pink and white .Tarltons ; Toil; de Nord ; fancy French organdie Lawns ; black and second mourn-'' ing Muslins and Ghinghams ; solid, and fancy French Ginghams; linen Lustres and linen Ginghams ; beaoti-i ful French Muslins; French Capes and Collars; Visi-' tes ; Muslin Sacks ; worked muslin Mantilas ; Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insertings ; Kid Gloves ; Rib bands ; Lawn and Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs pi Grass and Mohair Skirts, fyc. FOR OENTLSKEN. Blue, black, brown andj olive Cloths; black Doe skin Cassimeres ; fancy do., pf the most fashionable styles; plain and fig'd satin and silk Vestings, (very fine); white Kid and Silk Gloves, fyc ; also, a Large stock of Staple DRY! GOODS, as complete and aa chep as any in the! State. . , A LARGE STOCK OF . HATS AND CAPS, Silk, Fur, Panama and Leghorn. Bonnets, Silk, Satin, Leghorn & straw, Hardieare and Cutlery, single and double barrel SHOT GUNS, j ' Carriage Maker's Trimmings and Carpenters Tools (ass'd) Shoemakers Tools and Trimmings, Paints, Varnish, Oils, and Dyes, Calf Skins, sole Leather, Sugar, Coffee; Molasses, Salt, Iron, 6jcl ' ! . ; ! ' Our stock of Goods is as complete as any in this mar ket, and will be sold forCA or on time p punctual dealers, as cheap as the cheapest, AVllOlesale or retail. Give us a call before buying, as we are determined to offer extraordinary inducements to purchasers for the! California or Carolina gold dust. ' i .: M. BROWN & SON. Salisbury, April 26, 1849. j 51 WHOLESALE & RETAIL if mii r.(ions iill iROLli ESTABLISHMENT. WHEEL OF FORTUNE ! New Store New Firm, NEW GOODS! ALL the goods belonging-to the late Firm of J.I M W. Murphy having been sold out at Auction, a new firm has been formed with a capital of 30,000, all of which has been invested in the Northern Markets for new goods ; and the said firm are now receiving and opening at the large brick store formerly occupied by J. (. W. Murphy, direct! from Philadelphia and New York, an entirely new stiock of , FRESH GOODS: Consisting of French, English, German", Scotch, ajid American Dry Goods ; Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware,! HATS, BONNETS, BOOTS, SHOES. BOOKS, COMBS, ; . Plated and Saddlery Hardware, ! Carriage Trimmings, Carpenters' Tools, And all kinds of GROCERIES and all other hind of GOODS We wish to be understood, (not blowing and braErsiriff) that we speak the truth when we say thai we are open ing at this time yy THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW GOODS that has ever been opened in this place; and as for beauty and. style the ladies say we have the prettiest and cheapest they have yet seen. And why should . they not J say so," when our goods are all entirely new and all, I bought for cash, and such a large quantity W them. We deem it entirely unnecessary to enumerate :; the articles composing our stock, as it has become too fashionable-for persons to advertise three br four times ij s much as they -actually havt! But suffice it to say,?; that we have a well assorted stock of all kinds of Goods! of every description ; and that they are alj paid for, and r paid for with our own money, With all these adv.n- '! tages we think we can safely say that we will sell themj' a little lower than any ojf our neighbors, and we would ii merely say to one and all to give us a call, hear prices, fi examine fqr yourselves and be your own judges. Jj Most Respectfully, J WILLIAM MURPHY. &. Co. ( Salisbury, April 26, 1849 8w51 ' . ji SUPERIOR Foolscap "aiitT letter!, paper, for sale by j, J. H. EXN1SS ! LARD LAMPS. 1 I HAVE four Centre Table Lamps which t will sell j! very cheap. . JL lEXXISS. (i IpDS 'T ""1 "ilia mm IS NOW- ALL THE CRY. " . '-i 1? - - :' WE respectfully invite our customers, friends and the public generally, to call and examine our stock ! SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, wlich we are now receiving1 from Philadelphia and New York, of the latest importations, consisting pf Dry Goods, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, f various descriptions: shoes, leather, &c, &c.; hard. I . iware, cutlery, delf, granitej china and glass ware; fine ! finished and unfinished riflf barrels; pistols, &c, tc.;1 chapeaus, plumes, swords, belts, sashes, epeaulets, silver ! ana potalaee of ditiert-nt widths, silver stars, pa-ri hut- tons, Sic- groceries of all kinds and of good quahty; ; lr r n , Weavers Reeds. Tlmss CIneks. imnrrnntrrh '. , j ,j i and numerous other aitticle. space not admitting to enu- . . - , - J c - a i. . merate ; allot which asiscastomary of late days to boast- .f k, v u i . J , , bi, having been purchased at the very lowest prices, and the cash paid ; and are noW offered for sale, and must be sold upon equally low and accommodating terms as at any other establishment in this burg. Please call, ex amine a&d judge for yourselves, as we shall take pleasure in exhibiting our good, and no pains spared to please ai who may favor us with a call. BOG ER & MAXWELL. . Salisbury, April 19, 1849. 50 New Cabinet Ware Rooms IN SALISBURY. RICHARD FOX I3KbbLIN li3 his respects to the citizen, of Salisbury and surrounding country, with a ten der of his services as a CABINET MAKER, prepared to execute all orders in his line with despatch in the most superior workmanlike manner and bet style. He will keep Constantly on hand the best mate rial for making SOFAS, BUREAUS, OTTOMANS, Wardrobes, Dining, Centre, Peer, and other Tables ; j Rocking, Office, and Parlor Chairs; Bedsteads of su i perior finish and latest fashion. HTFriends of deceased persons will find it to their interest to send to him a. on undertaker. Specimens of his work and skill can be found at the ware rooms in Cyrus West', large brick building, next Watchman Office. The cheapness, durability, and superiority of all work turned out from his shop will bfe a guarantee of the pa tronage of the public. Repairing done at the shortest notice. Country produce and lumber of all kinds suitable for Carpenters and Cabinet Makers, taken in exchange for any thing in his line". A large quantity of shingle's im mediately wanted. f Salisbury, May 10, 1849. 1 To House-keepers and all who intend TO MARRY SOON. THE subscribers having entered into a co-partner nership in the, Cabinet Making Business, take this opportunity of informing the citizens of this Town and County and the surrounding Counties, that they have on hand and can furnish on short notice, all articles in their line at as cheap a rate as can be bought anywhere in this country, viz : Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus, Centre Tjibles, China Presses, Chairs, Bedsteads, &e. Also, a large and neat assortment of Coffins always on hand. Please call and give us trial. We can be found at the old stand, opposite the Rowan House, formerly occupied by David Watson. All kinds of country pro duce taken in exchange, for furniture. WM. ROWZEE. S. R. HARRISON. i Salisbury, May 10, 1849. 1 i H AVE received a jarge supply of fresh OardCII , Seed, and as tliey were selected by a friend of theirs who has for a long time dealt in that line of bui- i ness, they therefore recommend them to their friends and the public generally vas the best article of Garden Seed that have ever been brought to this market. Among them may be found Snap, Refugee, French, China, Dwarf, Butter, and Lirna Beans ; Long Greert and Ear ly Cluster Cucumber ; Okra, assorted ; Parsnips, assort.; Dwarf Marrowfat and Early frame Peas ; Red and Yel low; Tomatoe ; Early ;Yellow sugar, red turnip, long blood, and white suar Beets : earlv York, snorar lonf. winter drumhead, flat Dutch, red Dutch, and mountain spow neaa .lattnage ; ; long Urange Carrot; Ice, and snow head Letuce ; long scarlet Radish, purple Turnip, early bush Squash. March 1, 1849 43 EXECUTORS NOTICE. THE undersigned at May Sessions, 1849, of Rowan i County Court, qualified as Executors to the Wiil of John Fraley, dee'd. We hereby notify all persons ! having claims against the estate of John Fraley, dee'd, to present them for payment within the lime prescribed ; by law, or this notice will be plead in-bar of their recov- ; ery ; and all persons indebted to said estate are req'iest- ; ed te make payment. MONTFORT S. FRALEY, WM. R. FRALEY, May 12, 18-19:Ct3 Executors. 7 BE BEE'S HATS JUST received, one case of Bebee's No. 1, Moleskin Hats, which are celebrated all over ihe Union, as being the neatest, cheapest and best hats now manufac-" tured. I warrant them to be the best hats in Salisbury, and challenge proof to the contrary. May 17,1849. ; 'J.H.EXXISS. jEL. 33l& JJS1 JUST received a large supply of -superior adaman tine and Hulls pressed tallow Candles, which I wiil sell at reduced price, to reduce the stock. Mayn,J&49 ) J. If. EXISS. 25 Dollars Reward ! RANAWA from the subscriber in August, 1847, a JVEGRO WOHAX, aged about forty year, common height, named Charity, metimes called Charity Craige, having been raised by the late Thomasi Craige. Said Negro Woman is thought to be harbored by her colored friends about Salisbury and vicinity. I will give the alve reward to any person for her defivery or confinement in jail so that I may get her. 5 " M. BOGER. Salisbury, April 19, 1849. 50 : TAKE ISOTIGE! ALL persons iinde!ted to t'he firm of A. 6c D. W. Honeycutt, bytpte 6r book account, a re hereby re quested to call and make settlement before the first of June, as a Trust has jteen made of their property for the benefit of their creditors, and no further indulgence can be given. j L. BLACKMER, I GEO. A. E. PAPE. Gold Hill, May 7,.1849ufl Trnsiees. TO PRINTERS. "VTOW qn ihand and for sale til rec KEGS of 11 Printers Ink. M. BROWN Jc SON. Salisbury, April 2fi, 1849. 51 Brown & James HAVE just received among a variety of other arti cle.. . large quantity of superfine salad OIL. Salisbury, April 12, 1849 49 I 1 - ! . - - ' . -, ii m ia ', L , v ,1 ; ,. i. ; Jl' " K.M)V;Li;i)(iE IS POWER!" ' fSBz'tfVY .:'V -r Vsf -r!-"J rZnT,3EEXIEE2 ! rr.TT - , orTnnn Tn - L 0t BOOKS AiNU S 1 Al lOMRl , CVCr brought to this market, a feW of WlllCll are as follows .... . . ' . and f8 : Ca s Calhoun s do. do. ; Macauley s Lngland ; Female Poets of 'America : Female Pot- ts of England ; Women of the Revolution : Irving s Columbus ; i.i...a , . D , T . , ? ., . J r ins s sketch Book ; Irving s Tale Trove llrr : i.i ";,. . ,, . . . i v , ... . AJO.itsinitn . works ; Coldsnnth s Animated Mature ; Modern Accomplishment '; Louis Diane, 2 vols. ; Women of the Scriptures ; Com:ock's Philosophy ; Gomstock's Chemistry ; Lincoln's Botany ; Anthon's Classical Dictionary ; Ainsworih's Dictionary Plutarch's Li'es ; New Greek tlrammar ; Ctesar; Sallast ; Homer; Horace; Viraril ; Anabasis ; Jacob'. Greek Reader; Proe Composition ; Latin Lesson ; Letters on Astronomy ; Mineralogy ; Miner's GuiJe ; Friends arid Fortune ; D'Anbine's Reformation, Wrasliington and his General's, (Ileadley) , ; " - - (Lippard) ! Napoleon and his Marshals, (Ileadley) L " ' (Carey and Hart) j Bancroft's Life of Washington, VY eems " " . Marion, Signer's of the Declaration. American Manual ; Prose Writers of America ; Pot-is and Poetry do. ; 300 new Novels: 75 reams SALISBURY. X. C , April 2G. 1S49. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! fllJIE subscriber is now receiving one of the hand- ' JL ssomest and cheapest Stocks of SPRING AND SUMMER ever lofTered' in this market, parchased in Philadelphia and New York, from the latest Foreign Arrivals, and at the lowest cash figures, consisting in part ofbl'k.blue, golden, French adelades and apple green Cloths; black j military striped and other fancy Cassimeres and Vestings, English and French Drap de Eta; handsome childrens plaid and stripes; n large stock of cotton ades ; and all other, kinds of gentlemens summer wear. Also, splendid bl'k Taffeta and Gro de Rhine Silks, plain fig'd chamele on Pou de Soie, plain and fig'd silk Tissues, berages, oil silk for lining, linen chambrays, enibroid'd Swiss Robes, linen! cambric Handkerchiefs, (a large stock; LI'k and i col'd Kid Gloves, organdy and gingham Lawns, plaid granadines, fancy and furniture Print. bJ'k nnJ cH'd AI pacca Lustres, Florence, plain straw, Rock Rue and Al ladin Bonnets, Umbrellas and Parasols, bolting Cloths, linen sheet ing 4, 7, 10 and 12 quai ter wi Je.bro. & bleach'd drills, (ass'd) bl'd and bro, cotton shirtings and sheetings, largestock of ready made clothing, floor matting, blasting I' powder, mining Rope, Rio Coffee, bro. and loaf Sugar. ; crushed and pulverised do., superior Tea, a'm.:uls, rais ins, soie leather, lining and binding skins, tanned -heei ' .and Morocco skins, harness leaider, clover anil rass seed,; saddles, bridles and saddle bag3, lernher trunks, mackerel in bbls and half bbls, white lead, -;'is turpen , tine by the sral. or bottle, copal varnish, tanners oil, y by 10, 10 by 12 and 11 ly 16 glass, anvils, vices, prain and j grassi scythes, steel weeding hoes, shovels and spades, mill and cross cut saws, sheet Iron. Also, a large j STOCK OF FINE CUTLERY, ! carriage springs, axles, stained ;!a?s lamps, patent nr.d ' painted cloih, laces, fee , fr,M iU-s' i're.-.s boots and la ' dies bhoes, fur, silk, Panama, Leghorn and palm leaf hats and caps, T 1 T Stationary China, Glass and Queensware, Lard Lamps, 'very hand- soihe) Nova Scotia trind Stout s, fee , together with an endless variety of other goods not mentioned. Persons ' visiting this market would do well to call at the 3feV '. CaSl Store, corner eat of the Court-House, before buying, ns I am determined to oiler to ca.-li buyers ut wholesale or retail, extraordinary inducements i;i the way of handsome find fres-n ooJ5 and low prices. Call and judge for yourselvis. JOS. V. CHAMBERS. Salishm, April 12, 15 19. 4') EDGEWORTH FEMALE Scmiuavn, Founded by Gov. Moremf.au. and conducted by Rev. Prof. Morgan has the confidence of the most competent judges, tts imparting the highest order of Education. A LIMITED number r.f young lad es, living hapily as daughters in the E lgewotth I amiiy, instructed in small classes, by teacheis who devote ta', tits, science and skill to accomplish th mo-t for the pupil. Ins ad vantages, scarcely attainable in private seh'o!, cr in large'institutions. This saving of time thi iiit;il:il.!e success, is the true economy. The whoV expene, bi--sides JNIusic and Painting, is 150 a par, N.'.O iti ad- vance. The e:;rur!ii;a'rio;i on : lie Ml., '.;lt :.ml JUitiol May will close witn the gra.lintioii ,! t'te senior i. ,a -, and the next year will begin on the 'Jih of July. Pa rentsare referred to the . Rev. Presi ln t Williamson, Hon. Judge Caldwell, Rev. A. Baker, IV v. W. A. Hall, Wm. HoU, M . D.t Mr. G. W. Iirowti. Mr. Riifu? Reid, Rev E. F. Rockwell. rCreen.-l.oro'. Aprd l-i:. "ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. R ALilK'II, N. C. TRINITY SCI 100 Li Etsht Miles West of R'd'i'A- Riirlit Reil. L. S. Ives, D. I). Visitor. T IHE summer Term of these Schools will commence on Wednesday, '.he Cth June. A nn,.,,nl riitAnilnnee of the nnnils is P'UUesfed. ,n. rr For careulars. containing full information as to l erms, &c . Bpi.ly to the subscriber. ALDERT S.MEDES, Rector of St. Mary's School. Raleigh. April 12, 1849. rM Important to Mill Owners. XT OTCHKISS'S Vertical Water Wheels for sale in TJOTCHKI XX Fayetteville, by d. McNeill 6c c0. And in Lincoln County ly E. A. BHEVARD. March 12,1847 t f 4 .1 TAKEN UP -vyTJ AND entered on the Rangers' Book of AHl xV Rowan Countv, I v D.vil Parker. ! f? living about 18 nnles K-uthen-t of .-a.t- . 1 .i.ui .i-- f 1 l. lt a brigni sorrei ruiry. on m" jhi uai i mbh. a - ' " ... . r L. . . r a. Horse with blaze in his face, left hinJ ioi mi. y veaj old. and aenroised at '2o Jollar. IM owner ts 9 If r reouested to come for rward. prove property, pay charge,, nk Kim awav.or he wi.i oe ' . JOHN I SHAVER, Ranger. reels. M 3, 1849. 3M COME AND BUY ODD BCLXH fm ' - . Poets and Poetry of England ; do. of ihe Ancients; Toetical Work, of Crbbr, Hebrr ; Pollock; Cowpef ; Thompson, llrinans. Young and Rodger. ; Halla in's Middle Ages; do. Constitutional History; Crabb's Synonymes ; Waverly Novels; ' 1 . History of the Bastile ; Wondrn- of the World ; '! Buike's Worka ; Byron's do j; Mcnrr'.do; , Robertson's do.; Scott's do , anJ Miscellanies ; ! ' Modern British Essayist, (Macauley') 1 - (.Macintosh's) K (Jrffiry's) 1 " (Carlyle's) j " (WilsonV) " " (Allison's) i , Talfourd anJ Stephen's do. ; Sydney Smith, Shakspeare ; Man and his Motive. ; Modern Infidelity ; Iock's E-says; Sacred Harp; ': Taylor and Staff; Southern Harmony; ! Scott do , American Chesterfield, . Book of Politeness, Bvok of Martyr., I Nettleton's Remains. Cbillingworth's Religion of Protestant., i Proverbial Philosophy, j ' Virginia, in History and Antiquitie.. McCul'.och's Commercial Dictionary, McMahan's American Gardner, Jack Halyard ; Robinson Crtoe ; . Paper ; Wafers. SoaK&c.,&c. 31. BRQWN Sc SON. 5I' : State of HovtU avol(uv DAVIDSON COUNTY. In Eqnity-Sprini Term, 1SB. ' Bill of Interpleader in the Will of Jamtt Smith, Alexander F. Smish, Ex'r of James Smith. Alexander F. Smith, Adm'r of John. Hirtman, Alexander F. Smith, Adm'r of his infant child who died withoaf. a name, and Mary Ann Ilartman, wife of "id John H.rt man, Against James Wisaman and wife,-Elizabeth, George Smith, Remus J. West and wife. Alice, Samuel F.rabee,' Ad ministrator of Margaret Farabee.his wife, John Benson, Adm'r of Margaret A. Smith. Nancy Smith, William Owen and wife, Jane, Mary Benson, and Anderson C. Smith. IT appearing to the satisfaction of ihe Court, that An--derson C. Smith, a defendant in this case", i. not an Inhabitant of this State : It is therefore, ordered by the Court, that publication be made fir six weeks in the Carolina Watchman, a paper published in this State, for the said Defendant to appear at the next Term- of ibis Court, to be held for the County of Davidson.' on , the first Monday after the fourth Monday in September next, then and there to plead, answer or demnt to the complainants Bill, otherwise judgment pro confewo will he set down and heard as to him. Witness, Peler- K. Rounsaville, Clerk and Master' of said Court al Office in Islington, the 23d of April, 1849. P. K. ROUNSAVILLE. C.ME. 6w5l Printer Fee 3 Gi NOTICE. A LL persons having claims against the Estate of 1. 'Lemur I Johnston, dee'd , are hrrrby notified to present tliein for payment within the time prescribed by law or this notice w ill be plead in bar of their recovery; all persons indebted to said Estate, are requeued to come forward and make payment. ' J. S. JOHNSTON, ) B. BAILEY. Ex'ra. J. R. JOHNSTON. I April 26. 1849. 5S0 j N. B. The books of the Tan Yard of L. Johnston. are in the hands of J. S. Johnston, who may be wen at Salisbury, any day ef the week.excep; Saturdarf , and on that day he may be found al the plantation of the deceased. JOHNSTON; BROWN & BAKER HAVE on hand a supply of tTILf-S AXD TIN WARE which ihey-Will cheaper CjT casli or any kind of Produce which the tnerchiuts buy. Alio, old copper and jcwter. 1 (JUTTERINCi AND ROOFING at all times attended to. ; They will S"ll stills at fifty cents per pounJ pat op guttering at fifieen ceur per foi, and sell tinware cbe.p in proportion. - , ; 1 Stilnbuiv, April 12, 1849. SPRING AND SUMMER HORACE II. BEARD, 3?3iZlz3' has just received, (at his old stand,) from. New York, the Atneriran a'nd European Fathio$,ot the . Spring and Summer of 18 19, and will coniinue to re ceive Them quarterly. He i prepared toexecate lor ders in Life line of the trade, in a fashionable and wrotk manlike manner, at the shorten notice. Fromhi.lonj experience in the art of cutting and making gawnents, he feels confident that he can give s.tUfactioa to iii. crrtomers. t . ! He respertfully return? his thank, to his friend, and the public for therr liberal support tendered him hereto fore, and wiil enJeavor by increased rfforlitopleaieli!. customers, to merit a continuance of their favots j HORACE II. BEARD. 1 N.B. All kinds ofcountry produce taken. tlliecar ket price, for work. . Saliahir9.Sept. 21,2843- If 47 ofvol.4 NEW BOOT & SHOE SHOP. I sp I THE .uUcrtber. reyperttuliy in form the eit'wens of Salivary., and the .orrouodinz counirffth.l they have purchased the j Doot and Shoe Shop j formerly owned by Henry Miller. Iq . eppo.lfe the XJ i'S'i; w.rln .. Kr of the Uj. la and workmanship. Ad persons b mf & wf,b "he,r custom rn.Y rest assured .ha. .b-r promptly and well done, .. we U JJ? lmJPnVxt maker not to be Mr4 .hi. part f ih country. bane. we feelLnfi- r rom oar experieice m irw oj . ,i r rom wur MtlPfac,Qn to .11 dent that we w.ll be ... t B) i who patronize us. ni j r.:-j MOJ n j :n ,v, above line thankfuby receiveu . Rrmg dUne.trt . ,l,e n-.et : C,r wMV. Country pro.iaee ... , , - ; CQ jnssi; ii. .w - - - SalisUiry, April 3, l" 9.' 47 STILLS I TIJ1-WM. - w f ' J . r it t t '"j nt ' - i t : - i f,' 4:: i. i