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5 :-' I.Vhnd others hat -ilwy nr torspouse
mosX to be flared that, tlpUe the
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tr.
warning all ainst
violation Jof the
i f President, iny
rJ nrY expedition as
tho Iruo destination of
8 Cuba. f
JjiV(t of mvlions,
t this armed force
tvi'hi irniOF TIIkumuw.
? !l Fton'ille auMrcaJ ff Dr. C'orge W. Bethune
YateW delivered at mbridge, (Mass.Y wo ex
IracM-jo following mragraph: '
'! vfSu'r fr w melancholy moment,, thai
ibis ieautiful economy of exchange wtjre bro
ken l hat the AVestcrn valleys were sbuf
out-frpm the scniM adverse Government,
thai thoso. on the jcoast were hemmed in lo
Iheir pwri inarrow iunii, by hostile for? "long
iheljnountain ridged ; that bftwef
-flfid ihelSouth lherowcre n-'iher
'!,a! aUVrr
commercial
ry State line
niftltert we, (Jwjkndi-d ana a lann .
UWt p0) ,,ri,1,Kr,orn describing the ler
bleVonsequchcejijI ilhe stagnation of trade ;
the- Hn of brfi( ly counsel ; the constant
frtids the multiplied ion "of armies ; the Cain
jef Exterminating wars ; tho overthrow of
laAv'hT military dictators the utler ruin ol all
nialcs us! prosperous at homo and respect
abfoadr the surq catastrophe, moral and
natiobU, death 1 OhjihaMhose who; fir any
jeaiori talk lightly 'of dissolving this Union,
too'u.il; tes'l(1,K ,hf 'IjmreenMly greate'f evil?
iuch ajroptifrei" would; inevitably cause, tie aw.
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f ., ,, jj it ; wouiu unng upon tnemaeiyes :
vWlc'ryr' rpay .be icant ofwords. no lorer of
tw lild ever kindly tho torch o 8ich;incen
(liaiil. no locr .olt ieaco provoke auchjfrat.ru
cjilJi:jboghJer, no jjiver of freedom pjot fur
aach j?iti,.r4i' alaV'cryijno lover of God arid man
ydDd74tyc t be omtient watch-towerwho$o
light s.ow Ibheddirjg over tho Wrld fuch
ijriAht promise' of ajGniversal brotherhood.
Were '.impossible lhatj hn American womb could
tt o lurspd as to bVing forth so diabolical a
rnonstrt anil the malignant Krostratus could
'he luce'jfjil.,'a loud, bittor, hpavencompelling
cry would go p from all the earth, swelled by
. Cner!.1'tioih ,afer generation, untif the final fires
ihall-bavo swept to bell all trace of human
erjmen if-' Anainemari jna:ncma : .aatiie.
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J.I AtniiMTII !' '!
. i? ! THK FLORIDA INDIANS.
From al tho information which has been
I receiv h in this city is believed that tho out
' rages-recently comnlitted on the peninsula of
ifjorida are not atj 11 countenanced by the
kfett majority of Indians residing in the Stale,
fbtit lliat.they were Cnmmiited by a low aban
doned otUhnrs. Knoiigh, however, has already
transpired lo suggest the idea of removing to
lh6 NVjest the entire! Indian population of Flori
.daytnd. this policy, ive have reason to believe,
il naw approved of by the members ofthe Go
TCfnnmnt here. "Rut jit is presumed that, to ac
j CompUali iIjjb end in fjueslion, it is not proposed
tcr reaortlo the intervention of war. It a (fords
ua; pleasure, on the j contrary, to know that in
regard to ihis matter ihe President desires to
treat (hef Florida Indians with the utmost kind
i net ahkl (humanity, j lie, as well as the Secre
taky 6V.Wab, are both well acquainted with
the 'Indian charactf r, and we willingly confide
in IhOiwisdom of any, measures they may think
1 n.ieuvii i
I to adont.
proper i
.Wifare inlor
rmed ibaf inatructions have at
i , v ; n. 'W ' '
.reauy iieen
Commuti raifd lo iIaior deneral
i -.Twiggs to the elTejct (hat he must exert himself
loih jtmost lo treat "with the Indians of Flor
i(3i (t) )w under his care) in the most arnica
tla riii nner possible.r Of the judgement and
ability! of. ibis distinguished officer wo enter,
tain a liib regard, and xc have abundant rea
son believing t h a 1 4 if the Indians will only
liienJto j(,he J0 vert ure s pf the Government, their
cojidipn will be grejaty benefitted. It was
Aquriio to the While inhabitants of Flori
aUbai, on hearing of the outrages recently
chimittcd' among thni, tho Secretvhv or
VjAJlt ihould have itrtmediately ordered intolhc
country -tin "adequate military force; but wo
Ma j ''for jiranteti; that those inhabitants
wulJ prefer to have their desires accomplished
hy thesafta of IVac' rather than those of War,
ahd ihithey will co-operate, with tho Cjlovern
, Wfntto restore that part ofthe country to nef-
u,ii'i'iimy. ivotrf ini.
I DmifRivrr Improvement. The following
fjiraq of a letter, received from Dr. Hill of
Bninif ick county, dated " nitsboro'.i N.-C.
Aiijius. tth,"1 by a gentleman of this town,
wijl i interesting 1 lo a large number S ofour
readers s ..!. "' i
IilfTords me greaJ pleasure to inform y$,
; indthroOffli you thei communinty at larffe, that
tij.lJTinetr, Col. Thomson, having just com;,
j iplclcdjlho apctificaiions, secured the jight of
j Way, dht) made terrris Tor materials for the Viv
I, ttfmp'iovernent fnvrri Fayetteville to Haywood's
;vinM this ;day contracted for the execution ofthe
ifork. Vcjwe.en those two points, and , oh terms
f lu AViihinj thi limits of his original est'imates.
' Thii completely! disssipales any doubts
rWh 'rnay have existed as to the accomplish
1 Went oT thei work. The materials ard being
! ?rejpird't and jthe n'ork will bo commenced as
j idori 4k they can be delivered;- Mr. Jones, a
varactor On the Wilmington Koad, has taken
jnoit of the contracts between those points. I
leafa Irom thei President of the Company that
the remainder nf ihd lvnr nhnrn will Via no
j00J M ) "pWlimiAariea can be arranged."
, r ' ' i i! I Wilmington Journal.
) 1 I "" v IfV IVI ft
At. least lour' members of Consrress havn
rubers
Ueii feait)'ed,! probablv five, and l)emocra4ic
Ooverjiors and Leiilatures in Tennessee, Al-
tbamaj. ( and i Indiana. Wilmington Journal
fyrrWay. ,h
1 . .Li. 1 I .
J hts J.Hirnhl la PTPiiaahln for (savinfT that tin
- i : j - " j-o
yny qaa gatnea lour? or nve memoers oi oon
greu ip tha laiie electjos, because such appear
lo be the qaio ai the time the number from
"oicnine apove paragrapn is taken was is.
o. n in tact, nqvrever,. is, mai tne L.ocoto
i hky gained onli three members by the re
J?ht ejections, onet in Tennessee, anq two in
Indiana; Bui how' can that paper tqll Its read
!:ff. ihat. iJemocralic Governors and Legisla
ileaijri' Tennessee,! Alabama, and Indiana"
have Wen gained ? (u Alabama it is the Whigs
Uao h&ve gained, ;,idj fa.r as the. Legislature is
cooeirried, for ihey have a majority for ono in
thajStateiSfrtate.hero there was & small
"gainst ihern. The Goverridr elect
tCthaitate ta of the same politics s the pres.
tilt- fiWrnrtr. Tlrt itn..ri;," i .'i '
V" . u ine House
a roajtjrily )n the Legislature, t
RJi.iflictilt it perceive how they hav?
r' tbinS in regard to either. Wi
gain-
Wilmins-
MQhronich;
1
. Itall Road I u vestments
i x i i - i
A retrospective riett for the last ten or lifteea yjeam
over tne various movements, t inai portion oi me ujoai-
in" canital oj' the "frtrld which has beenfyentnred jn;;
stock, lead to the conclusion, that of, alii the various
'modes of in Vest meat, which have been tried, that the;
Railway slotk, has been the only one" in wjch ruinous h
faitnres hare not occurred. In 1825, whe$ the floafmgi
' capital of Eifdand sought inYtment-ron enprnous
from the ceation ! war 250 millions ofdollarB Were
absorbed by 5the numerous fAigu Pf m "W;
and South AmericaneaHy pH or wen ww;
complete failures, ana ine u"f-y 1 7 V, :
Scarcely ha the market recced fwrn tat disaster,
,efQreme&4Q millions tnurei were an ou
s..i" -iir.fn hin countiTi almost atotalfoss. These'
caramit. naiurly spelled (he capitalist seek more !
Vim inve" imentfor his money, and dnqe 1830, the &
Say BtocHs have been gradually growihf into impor.
tance ; and ii is now seen" thai these enterprises albne
have been exempt from such general and overwhelming
dissolutions. j ' j. I , .V 'j i
. .From .the period of tiieir fiibitrodactkn p ioiV&ll
the value of these enterprises have been yearly increase
ing-more than 120 -millions of dollars hafe been jin-l 70
ifSted in thef, in the United States, now feceivingi an j
annual average of over six perj centum, wh3e duringithe n : ai U. 7?.' AT ioi f -Tp ,
lame perkMLfSO millions baVe been sunklin baniingrS . sH V &t9 cA
capilalTwithdut leaving a trace of its exigence i son- H 1 J ! 5f "i S & n0LV
tracting eminntlthe succe8siof the Railway schepe, ' Whisked 25 ffl 30 - '
with the enoianous failures of fmnking operations, i I '
Bat the safety ofthe fund invested form! but a small i avetteville, Aug. 21. Brandy, peach, 35 40 :
part ofthe bonefit to capital which the cortstrnctiori of" 'tlo aPPle 28 30 : Beeswax 18 : Bacon G (3) 7 :
these highways has produced. S It has had ihe effect of 1 Cot,n 9 9 : Corn 55 60; Coffee 8 10: Flour4f
nearly quadrupling the value of real estatefand its pro- i 5 : Feathers 28 30 : Flaxseed 85 $1 : Iron;
ductiveness, thereby rendering these investments of pap- i Swedes 5 6 : do English 3 4 : Lard 7i a
ital more valuable. It has developed the manufacturing ;v Leather' 8ole 20 : Molasses 20 26 : Nail' cut, 5 ?
power of the countries through which it has Biassed, open-
: .ir 1 X 1 11 11 i j . .S .. 1 !
ing linn iiiosi fvaiuaDie oi an mvesimems 10 tne access
of the capiialisU It binds together, with ita iron arms, j
the interests if a State, and by the facilitiea it offers tojf
intercourse ahd personal communication, increases the j
reliance in, afid knowledge of jonr own relources, knd
not onlyjnulfiplies-commerciai traBsactions but creates ;
business whete none existed before. Thousands of fta-
tistical and geographical figures might be produced to
establish theste facts; but we jhave only tollook to the
lines of railway, both ia this country and Europe to be ;
convinced. What benefits the capitalist, benefits the,
merchant, thi dealer and the farmer, for their interests
are common,and prosper in proportion to the intimacy ;i
of their intercourse with each pther. 1 f ; j ' j!
These remarks have not beien made to? induce ithe?
large capitalist of the East to iembark his adventure i
he has already learned these truths as the enormioui
sums which are being daily invested will demonstrate, j
But, it is the! small capitalist of our own State, whose ;
attention I would call and whose knowledge of things :
can extend but little beyond hjs own door. IJy encour
aging with his capital the progress of thefrailwayj he
not only sccujes a profitable investment for it but at
the same timb enhances doubly that which he has al
ready secured in real estate and manufactures.
Xook to it, .ye men of money ! -for here you have,
not only tho j" glorious privilege " of cementing in iron
bonds of unity the glory, welfare and interests of yout
Old North State but ye can do so with power arid ad-!
vantage to yourselves. If yoqr patriotisin ill not rnjove j
you let Belfiinterest do so. ; S. M. F- - J
MINERAL SPUING NEAR LOITISDURGV;
We callid public attention some tfme since, I
to tho discovery of this Spring; aipce which j
wet are pUased lo learn that it has been re- !
sorted to by a nutnber.of persons this Summer j
from the Iqw country, many of who 19 have de
rived considerable benefits from the use of the
water. Shdcco has a rival at Louisburg, which
we have a! notion, when it becomes: more ex
tensively known, will throw that celebrated spa i
into the shade, by the superiority of is curative
properties, 5at least as much as it ivill more
greatly attract by the favorable nature of Jts ;
location, and the superior fashionable charac
ter of its neighborhood. Louisburg is the cen
tre of a society unsurpassed in Northf Caroliha,
fir refinernent, intelligence and morality ; and
when the means of accommodation ehall be ex
tensively provided, (as ve learn -will be the
case next Summer.) we see no reason to, doubt
but that "the Ancient Toipn" and itsnei0 Min-
erai spring win do neaa-quarters tor me iasn
lonionablea
' and invalids of the State. RaL
Times.
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DCr" Early on Monday morttlng, the
20th instainf, Presidentj Taylor and suite
visited the different mahufactoriel in Pitts
burg, andj expressed hi jxiself highly pleas '
ed. At 3! o'clock that afternoonlthc Pre :
sident met the citizens at the Court House, ;
and at 5 o'clock he receivqd the visits jof
the ladtesjat the Monclngahela Housed
Next day the President left fort Beaver,
Newcastle, and -Mercer. He isfnthe-n
joyrnent cjf excellent health, and: express
es himseli delighted with his visito Pitts
burg, i
it
'The Manchester Road. A private letter:
from Gen.! Ilarlce, states that the meeting of
the Directors, held recently at Surppterville,
was attended by a large number of Citizens.
The utmost harmony prevailed. Genii!!, states
that the additional subscription taken in old
Sumter will erceed 20,000. N doubt is
now entertained that thelSouth Carolina State;
subscription cati be easily secured when deem
ed necessary". -Wil. Journal.
S3
07" Weicopy a couple' of articles jupon this
subject of he quasi claim setup to the Mos
quito Shord by the British governmfjnt. Cir
cunistancei have led us to some acquaintance
with the jhistory of the transaction, and we;
have no hesitation in saying that more ridiculous;
and impudent attempt, to gain a footing h a;
territory to; which it has no possible claim, was:
never mad6 by any nation on the face of ibe
gjobe. It kvould really be beyond tjie powe rs;
efface of j any British diplomatistjfto state;
gravely tho grounds upon which his govern
ment claims the right to interfere in; the con;
cerns of the Mosquito Shore. It xypuld sub
ject him to'lhe ridicule ufohe world. And yet
if no! met at once by the declaration that no
claim of theirs will be, for a mometnt, rccpgl
nized, the British will, in a very few jfears, gain;
a footing in a region of vast contingent politi-;
cal and cornmercial importance.
'lie intrig
ues of the last ten vears may be crovtned with!
success, arid Great Britain find herself possess.;
ed of one of thosvKtrnnrr nnsitiona sh& so mtirh
f r ! :- I
cov
els. Ithe two oceans are lo beinitedby
inal, we incline to think it -will be by th e!
a Cai
route, of the lake Nicaragua. Sucr a cabal;
must never enter the Atlantic in a country o-i
ver which jwaves the red cross of oldiEnglahd.
The rest ojfthe world and we especially are!
deeply interested to prevent such a cinsumrha-i
tion.
a- l '
We believe our Government has-Jons been
in possession of the facts of the case and, jive
doubt not, jwiir act with promptitude and decis
i ion in the( matter. Thn Amtricani5omnan;
wnicn tias received ihe permission tqjconstrjuctj
a canal will pay no attention to the rtotificaJionj
of Mr. Barclay, tho British Consul in New,
York, but proceed in their work unt arrested
by the British authorities, when thef will japJl
peal to their Government for redreif and the
question thus be brought under disctlssioni y
i . . . s j 1
ij Lynchburg V&gtntan.
The
ditor of the Sanduskian refnlly mis'?
too
ok a balloon floating beneath the fjty. wlh a
ght In it'; in the nhht. for a queephenomel.
li
tjou, and published a long account oU. j
In a cottntyrbnhgthinstanWb
er aXv aV1 HARRIS, to Alisa MA
RY COWAN, daughter of thA, iu ak.i (Vin
In Iredell Goanty, on the 23d inst., by Rifv. J. Leroy
RSr' n0?? N- LOWRANCE,to Mrs. JANE
BEATY, all of Iredell County.; '1 1
Till Hymen brought his love-delighted hour, i
. .There dwelt no joy in Eden's rosy bower . j
The world was sad ; the earden was a wild :
And man, the hermit sighed,, till woman smiled.
' , . !; FORD,' aged about 60 years. Thus
has Ireddl " the space of one week, lost two of her
respectable citizens. j.j; k
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THE JMARKETSJ
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SalMury, Aug. SOBacon 6; Brandy1 4Q (3 50 i
n,itr in. n , r i " v. A -y
7 ,n V ' o- VTon' o-
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iL'ats,d(J: bugar, brown, 6 9: do. loaf, 11 12:
S Sail .olr 1 tlfl T 7? . T" 1 1 O n . i VXTt . in
"-. "v,v iw i" a uhuw, o iw a . ; iicui ijj
75 : Whiskey 25.
Chekaw, Aug. 28. Bacon per lb. 6 : Butter
15 20: Beeswax 18 20 fXoffee 8 10 Cottonj
7 9$ : Corn 45 50 : Eggs ,10 I2j : Flour 5 J
$6 : Feathers 25 32 : Iron'5 6 : Lard' 7 8 :
Leather (sole) 18 22 : Molasses 35 40 : do. Cu-i
ba 33 37$: Nails, cut, 6 j?6$ : Rice 5 j
Sugar, brown, 7 10 : do. Loaf, 12 J 15 : Salt, Li 4
verpool, 1 75.
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RIP YAM WISRLE
IS NOW WIDE AWAKE!
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If you do not-liexgjttjrall at our Store
and hear the pricesqjTthelarge stock of ' j
Fall and Winter Goods,;
WHICH WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, !
BEING the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE
STOCK OF GOODS
we have ever opened, consisting in part of the following
viz :
Black, Blue, Olive and Invisible Green Cloths, "
Black and Fancy Cassimeres, (new style)
Tweeds, Sattinets, Kerseys, and Flannels,
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
A large Stock of Plaid Linseys, Bed &
Negro Blankets.
TO TEE LADIES.
We respectfully invite them to call, and we will show as
fine goods the cheapest and most fashionable to be
found in this market. '
DRESS GOODS,
(all kinds)
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Laces; Edgingst
Hosiery, Steel Bags, Fine Shaves, fyc.
HATS,., CAPS,
Fashionable Fur and Silk, (Fall style,) 22 doz. Cloth
and Oil Caps, Boots and Shoes, 500 pairJ Bragans, '
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
- (large assortment,) ' , -
800 feet Patent Leather, Chase Hides, Curtain Cloth,
Springs, Axles, &,c. ; 35 gallons coach Varnish.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Cru cut and Mill Saws : 75 Kegs Nails, Axes, Ain
vila, Hoop Iron,; 8 boxes Tin Plate, Wool and Cotton
Cards, Shovels, Forks and Spades, Cotton Rope. Al
so, a large assortment of fine Knives and Forks.
GROCERIES.
Porto Rico, Muscovado and New Otleaos Sugars, Stu-jJ
art's clarified, pulverised and crushed do,,: 6 bags old
Java Coffee, Rio Coffee, green and black Teas, 1000
lbs., Candles, 31-bbls and half bbls No. 1, 2 3. Alack
erel, 2i barrels fresh mess Shad, 5 bbls extra fine
TANNERS7 OIL.
The above stock of Goods will be sold wholesale and
retail, as low as can be sold in this market
M. BROWN 4- SON.
Salisbury, Aug. 30, 1849. 17
N. B. 10,000 lbs- Clean WOOL wanted, and for
which the highest price will be paid in goods.
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THE building committee for the Corolina Female
College, in Anson County, willl receive proposals
for laying about - ! '
400,000 BRICKS,
in a buildios 40 by 90 feet, with a wing at one end 40
feet square, all two stories high, with many partitions
through the house ; the work to he commenced about
the 13th of September, next. Bids must be made at s
much per thousand the lime furnished, and so much per
thousand the contractor furnishing the lime. Plank for
scaffolding will be furnished. In both cases, the con
tractor will board himself, and supply his; own attend
ance. Houses to live in can be: had. The first favor
able bid will be taken up, and the bidder! notified im
mediately. Address,. William Smith, Cor. Secretary,
Cedar Hill. Anson County. M
S. W. COLE-
CHRIST. WATRTNS,
BENJ. J. DUNLAP,
JERRY INGRAM,
WM. G; SMITHi
WILLIAM LITTLE,
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JOSEPH MEDLEY.
August A, 1849. ' 3:14
i JUSTl'UBLISHED
NO. I OF Til E; AM ERIC AN EDITION OF ,
5 ELIZA CO OIL'S JOURML, ' -
A weekly Miicdlanyaf tigfit and eltgant Literature,
occupying sixtee page royal octavo, double columns,
with matter entirety original, and from the pens
of the most tainted English Authors,
CDITD ilY COOK,
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED ENGLISH POETESS.
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Published at K. 80j Nasian Street, Xew York;
And by Dealer Brothers, Arm Street, New York ; Lon
Brothers, Ann Stree ; Stronger &. Townsend, Broad
way ; and Dewitt dtj Davenport, Tribune Buitdings.
And to be had of anr Bookseller. Price, 1,50 per
; annum, in advance, or 3 dents a number.
A WTORD TO MY READERS.
i '
While Venturing this step in the universal march of
periodicals, lex it be understood that I am not anxious
to declare myself a mental Jdan of Arc, bearing special
mission to save the people in-their noble war against Ig
norance and Wrong. simply prepare a plain feast,
Where the viands wfll bie all f my own choosing, and
some of my own dressing, hoping that if what I provide
be wholesome and relishing, I shall have a host of friends
at my board, whose kind words and cheerful encour
agement will keep me in a proud and honourable posi
Eion at the head of ihe table.!
I have been too longlknown by those whom I address,
JtJfr MyeahiestrhymeaitlkTsubrm
ri 7 iH'jj- nacKneyed expe- ont and lhc f0liage of a deeper verdure solely attribu
nence or polite judgment could dictate their tendency, tabIe 0 the rich r it , -; 1 K L '
were accepted and responded to by those whose good
word is a " tower of strength!" 1 The first active hrenth
of nature that swept over my heart-strings, awoke but
earnest melodies, which I dotted down in simple notes ;
apd when I found that pthersj thought the tune worth
learning when I beara my strains hummed about the
sacred altars of domestic firesides, arid saw old men,
bright women, and children scanning my ballad strains,
then was I made to thiak thai my burning desire to pour
Out my soul's measure of music was given for a purpose.
My young bosom throbbed wth rapture, for my feelings
hid met with responsive echoes from hottest and genu
ine Humanity, and the jglory pf heaven seemed partial
ly revealed, when I discovered that I held power over
the affections of earth, j I
The same spirit which prompted my first attempt will
mark my present one. j What I hare done has found
generous support, let me trubt that what I may do will
still meet the kind hand of help. I have fell confidence
in" my friends, and believe if I offer them the combina
tion of utility and amusement!, they will freely take the
ware I bring, and not think worse of me for mixing with
them in the market-place of Activity and Labour.
I am anxious to give my feeble aid to the gigantic
struggle for intellectual elevation now going on, and fling
my energies and will into a cause where my heart will
zealously animate my duty.
It is too true that there are dense clouds of Ignorance
yet to be dissipated huge mountains of Error yet to be
removed ; but, there is a stirring development of pro
gressive mind in the mass, which only requires free
communion with Truth to expand itself into that en
lightened and practical wisdom on which ever rests the
perfection of social and political civilization ; and I be
lieve that all who work in the field of Literatute with
sincere desire to serve the many by arousing generous
sympathies and educational tastes, need make little pro
fession of their service, for ' the people" have sufficient
perception to thoroughly estitnate those who are truly
' with" and " for" them.
: I only ask a trial. I will give the best my judgment
can ofier from the co-operation of healthy and vigorous
talent, and my own continued efforts.
i Eliza Cook.
THE undersigned having Qualified as the Executor
of Joseph Graham, dee'd, will sell at public sale on
Saturday the 29th day of September, at the late resi
dence of the deceased, the
PLANTATION
on which he lived. Said plantation is situated eleven
miles west of Salisbury, on the waters of Back Creek,
within half a mile of the Beaties Ford road. It con
tains - One hundred and fifty-one Acres,
the most of which is under cultivation. There is on it
a good DWELLING HOUSE, and all the necessary
OUT-BUILDINGS. Terms of sale, six months cred
it with approved security. I
JAMES! GRAIIAN, Ex'r..
j August 30, 1849; 517
j N. B. Those indebted for purchases made at the
sale of the personal property J or on any other account
indebted to the estate, are requested to come forward
apil make payment. And those having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present them for pay-
nient within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
be plead in bar of their recovery. J. G.
- Dissolution of (jopartnership.
THE Firm of Gould & Hawkins, was this day dis
solved by mutual consent of the parties.
I GEORGE L. GOULD,
i JOSEPH W. HAWKINS.
' Salisbury, Aug. 23, 1849 3tl7
rTrP STRAYED
flJ'Hk "lROM the pasture of the
i tf p tr subriber on the 16th in-
instant, north of Salisbury, three colts of the following de
scription : One bay horse colt, three years old last
Spring. One black horse colt, two years old last spring ;
and one strawberry roan, one year old. Any informa
tion addressed to the subscriber at Salisbury, will be
thankfully received. JOHN D. McCRARY.
i Aug. 30, 1849. 17
Administrator's Sale!
-o-
THE undersigned, Ad
ministrator of William
F. Kelly decfased, will of
fer for safe, at the Plantation
of said deceased, about four miles from Mocksville, on
Wednesday the 19th day of September next,
a large amount of property, consisting, in part, of a large
STOCK
OF HOGS,
of the! choicest breedsi mostly Berkshire, with valuable
crosses. The stock of
Horses and Mules Cattle, among which is a ,
fine JJlevon and Durham Bull, Farming Tools, j
I wagons ana irears ; iko patent oirauc uut
J ters ; Thrashing Machine ; the crop of
Wheat, Rye and -. Oats ; besides many
other articles of value, tchich il is un
necessary to mention. '
He will also, sell at Mocksville, a SET of BLACK
SMITH TOOLS, and some valuable HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE ; -likewise, several
LIKELY NEGROES.
Theale will continue trom day to day, until all is sold.
A credit of six months will be given ; bond with approv
ed security, required. S. L. HOWELL,
; Aug. 16, 1849 6 15 Adm'r.
Brown & James
HAVE just received among a variety of other arti
cles, a large quantity oLsuperfine salad OIL.
; Salisbury, April 12, 1849 49
SUPERIOR (Foolscap aud abetter
paper, for sale J. H. ENNISS.
SALE.
Important to Mill Owners.' DK WHITEHEAD
OTCHKISS'S Vertical WaterWTheels forsalein
Fayetteville, by
l D. McNEILL, uo.
And in Lincoln County by ,
i E. A. BREVARD.
March 12,1847145
TO PRINTERS.
OW on hand and for sale three KEGS of
Priutcrs Ink. M. BROWN &. SON.
Salisbury, April 26, 1349. 15
BOMMER MiLNURE !
A GRICULTURISTS, and all other persons internf
d lntne sabject of making, preserving, and ith
CK.rllf ihe er,ili?in2 qualities of MANURE, ire
lG,tf?e lMATRtALS n,t op .fief
are parliculariy invited to examine ihehe.patany time
during the progress of. decomposition. The bean will
be saturated with the Lye on the 23d, 27jth and 30th
instant. -
Any person disposed to adopt the methy l M v.-:
the ngbt at the Mansion Hotel, until the 30th day of i
August.
The Bommer method of making manure has been '
adopted byseveral hundred planters in the Stale of North
lWlin' " ""'""I 'hr "nfJ',alin of i
whJ I, i- ,Ce. f af llQr experience,
Who hill" 1ni'lcilntli1 ita nrinn n I . t i
ted by the most indisputable evidence, thai this method
is capable of converting expeditiously and economically,
not only all kinds of vegetable substances, but also com
mon earth, into rich and fertilizing manure, more effi
cient and durable in its effects than stable manure, and
that it can be varied, by following ibe directions in the
work accompanying the riirht to use it. to unit vr
kind of soil and cultivated crop.
Comparisons have been instituted for the purpose of
ascertaining its effects upon soils and vegetation, and
have universally resulted in favor of the Bommer over '
serves the humidity of the soil.
'Salisbury, Aug. 23, 1849. 16
Cape Fear Steamboat Co.
THE UNDERSIGNED
having purchased of J.
Sl W. McGary their interest
in the
S-3CAPE FEVR STEAMBOAT
are now the sole Proprietors of the Line.
We are now prepared to forward goods with great
d
ispatch either up or down the River, on as good terms
s any other line.. Goods consigned to us at Wilming-
as any
ton, will be forwarded free o commission, and at Fay
etteville at the usual chnrse. Address,
DIBBLE i BROTHERS,
Wilmington or Feyettttille.
Wilmington, August 15, 1S49. 16
ROWAN COUNTY.
IN EQUITY.
Henry W. Connor r. James E. Kerr and wife ; Martin
Erwin and wife, Jan? ; Scotland Huie, Pauline Huie,
Richard W. Long, Win C. Beaty and wife, Nancy ;
Edward Long and Anne B. Long ; Julius Love, Eliza
beth Long and Harry Love.
Ik this case, it appearing that the defendants, Rich
ard W. Long, Anne B.and Edward Long, infants, Mar
tin Erwin and wife, Jane ; William C Beaty and wife,
Nancy ; Scotland Huie, and Pauline Huie, infant daugh
ter of Wairen Huie, dee'd, are inhabitants of another
State ; they are notified anJ requested to appear at the j
next Court of Equity, to be held for Rowan County, on
the 8'ih Monday after the 4th Monday in September,
next, and demur, plead to or answer complainants Bill,
or judgment pro cGnfeetto will be rendered anJ the cause
set for hearing ex parte as to them.
A. H. CALDWELL, CM. E.
Salisbury, N. C, Aug. 23, 1849. 6tl6
WANO" FORTE MANUFACfOR Y
AND
WARE ROOMS, No 4, Entaw Street,
linltiuiorc.
THE undersigned calls the attention of
the Ladies, Principal! of Academies,
Professors of Music, and private farnrlies of North Car
olina, to the superior quality of his Pianos. For fifteen
yesra hate they been in u?e in Pennsylvania, Maryland,
and Virginia, and have given entire satisfaction. He
has sold within the last three months, in this State, twen
ty Tianos, and have proved to be superior in quality of
tone and workmanship, to any purchr-ed elsewhere.
The climate and chanpe of weather have no effect on
these instruments, as they are almost entirely of cast iron.
The manufacturer assures the public that they will do cs
well by writing to him as coining themselves or sending
an agent to select an instrument. Respectfully,
ANTHONY KHUN Sc Co.,
No. lo, North seventh Street, Baltimore.
July 12, 1849. eowlOly
01 have a good second hand Piano for sale at Mr.
Reynold'?, Mocksville. Price ,'100. A. K.
mPOUTAXT TO 1TI1XL OWNERS !
Young's Improved Patent Smut Machine !
THE subscriber is prepared to supply this valuable
article to all who wish to purchase at the shortest
notice. I have 228 Machines running now, in this
State, all of which have given the most entire satisfac- 1
tion. Mill owners have found it l their interest to
throw aside Barrat's, Brower's, Ilowlett's, Childes', and j
a number of others, and purchase 'his. It requires but
little power is put up at a trifling expense, and is the j
admiration of all who have been its operations in the
way of cleaning wheat of smut and all other impurities.
Refer to Dr. Wm. R. Holt, Lexington.
JNO. A. McM ANNEN.
South Lowel 'Mills. P. O., Oraage Co., N. C.
Aug- 17, 1849. 3tl6
Diseases of the TEETH!
W. F. BASON, D. D. S.,
WOULD respectfully make known to the Citizens of
Western Carolina, that he continues to perform
nil onerations connected with his profession upon prin-
cinles so improved, as he thinks, will seldom fail to
prove highly satisfactory ; and promises the permanent
preservation of the Teeth in all ordinary cases, where
r . I r-wy . 1 II I : . .. I. ... !
efficient means are employed during the most important
periods of life, viz : Childhood and lptrrn.
References The Faculty ofthe Baltimore College,
and the letters and names of many distingtrished gen
tlemen of his native Countv and .State.
In Salisbury Hon. D. F. Caldwell, Maj. John B.
Lord, John I. Shaver, and others.
Salisbury, June 14, 1849 tfG
Ready made Clothing
For sale at reduced Price !
FROM the 1st of August to the 1st of September, I
will sell my slock of Summer Clothing at cost.
All who wish Bargains should call at J. H. ENNISS'
Clothing Store.
Salisbury, July 30, 1849. 13
mm RAIL ROAD.
THE BOOKS for subscription to the North Caroli-
na Rail Road Company, are open at the Hotel, uf
t.u t GVi. , r, TTm T. Rnhards n U s d ace.
J Oil 11 1.. k.uam unu ' v, ... ,
MAXWELL CHAMBERS,
THOMAS L. COWAN,
A. H. CALDWELL.
CHARLES F. FISHER,
HORACE L. ROBARDS.
Salisbury, June 2, 1849. A
Dr. J J Suminercll,
OrrERs his Professional services to the citizens of
Salisbury and the surrounding country.
He will always be found at bis Office, in Shaver s
Hotel, between the Drugstore of urn. urown a. jam
and Buis' Confectionary, or at his residence. True ob-
i jccts of charity punctually attended to as sue
Aigcbt 1849.
sucn.
Or r LK3 Ul pruiciuii . , " r
He can at present be found at his residence,
professionally engaged.
Salisbury, July 21, 1 849. tf.
unless
CARPET BAGS for sale by
August 9. 1849.
J. II.
ENNISS.
14
JAMES HORAH,
WATCH AND CLOCK - BIASE
Opposite Cowan'i Brifk Row,
Salislnry, C-
M
POLYMATHEAN INSTITUTE
: FOR ' ': f : f
YOUNG LADIES.
rormerlf of Philadelphia, and recently of Baltimore,
Proprietors. j
THIS In3trtufion parposrs commencing operation in
Saliabary, Rowan County, N. Carolina, Septerabrf
1, 1849. s ; fy
Tlie Pantograph ic Method of Teaching, which crifV
nated in this Institution, U emmently catcdla fed lo make .
learning a pleasant employment to yon ladie. Tbe,
ITreat VarirtV of inlrrrtlinu m.l amniitrr it fiilrationa' I
P18 ose of, len ls interest to many studies which are: l"
Q9Y regarded by young persons as dry anJ insipid."
rn-ds which address the eaVartlo.TnTdieV '
In one short hour ; but that which strikes the eyV, , T
t . . V 9
Lngraves the knowImtm vith t..m ..r -
Young ladies are taa?ht in small claw, and lb
whole attention of a teacher is given to ne clas the i
gradual development of the. youthful nrtnd is watched'
with much care, and throughout the coarse, the stadiri
of the pupil are carefully adapted to her mental rmfci
ty and progress ; but the peculiarity 'of ihis method of
teaching is in the happy manner in whith t!. A,fT.r,nt
f branches of study are illustrated. -
FupHs w!!T be received at a very early age and the
Course of Instruction will be far more thorough and
complete than that of any school conducted to the or
dinary way can be.
Tenm and Session.
The scholastic year is divided ito two sessions of
five months each, commencing 1st September nf lot
February. The only vaeation is in the months of. July
and August.
THE CHARGES ARE
For Tuition in the Primary Department, 7 50
Senior ID Oil
Classical. " 12 50
Stationary, Fuel, and Use of Books, Charts, Sec.
Primary Department, 3 00
Senior " 4 00
Classical " - 5 00
Plain and Ornamental Needlework extra.
Modern Languages, Drawing and Painting, and Music
at Professors' Prices.
1 u arc no ,a7 margesparents are not require
,0 Purcha9.,any b?ok9 for lhVl cMf"a- ...
TM . I 1 . a
rupiis win not oe received tor a less period than one
3m 12
Fresh Medicines !
Drngs, Chemicals,
Dje-StnflV,
and PERFUMERY.
THE subscribers have just received ut their Dxro
Store, corner ofthe Mansion Hotel, the LARG
EST and BEST SELECTED ASSORTMENT OP
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PALMS, OILS DYE-STTFFS,
ever brought to this market, and which they now offer
at wholesale or retail. We particularly invite ihe at
tention cf Physicians, Druggist and Merchant, to onr
stock, which we pledge to sell at lower r tea than any
establishment in this part of the State. With (be assur
ance again that our prices end terms will please all, we
return our sincere thanks to the public for their very lib-
eral patronage heretofore extended to us. Below we
present a list of a few of the articles comprising pur atocJc
Pulv. Ipecac,
Rhei, Jalap,
Columbo, Scilla,
Gamboge,
Opium,
Arrow Root,
Pearl Barley,
Cort Ciocb,
Hyd. Chlo. Mit.,
Sulph. Quinine,
Sulph. Morphine,
Acil. do.,
Spanish Brown,
White Lead,
Black do.. "
Lioeed Oil,
Train Oif,
Logwood,
Copperas,
Indigo. 5i.c, &e.
Piperine,
Salacine,
Red Lead,
Venitian Red,
Also, a large assortment of SHOP FURNITURE,
Prescriptions furnibhed at ell hours. Orders from a
distance punctually attended to.
BROWN &, JAMES,
Salisbury, August 1C, lt?-19. lOvol 5
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT of HAMPDES
SYDNEV COLLEGE,
RICIIXOXO, VIRGINIA.
TlIIE twelfth annual course of Lecture in this In
JL s'utution, wil! commence on Monday, October 22d,
1S49, and continue until the middle of March.
R. L. Boiianmk, M. D .Prof, of Obstetrics and Dirt
eases of Women and Children.
L. W. Chamberlay.ve, M. D-, Prof, of Materia Medi
ca and Therapeaiics
S. Mathn, M. D. Prof, of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Cha Bell Gib-."n, M. D , Prof, of Surgery and Sar
gica! Anatomy.
Carter P. Johnso:-, M. D., Prof, of Anatomy -and
Physiology. .
David II. Ticker, M. D .Prof. of Theory and Prac
tice of Medicine.
A. E. Peticolas, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The Museum, Apparatus and illustrations for the de
monstrator departments have recently received many ad
ditions, and are now very complete. The facilities for
Practical Anatomy, are unsurpassed. The Clinical ad
vantages are fully commensurate with the want of the
studen', and especially valuable to those preparing ibr
practice at the South. Clinical Lectures are given twice
a week in the College Infirmary, (which U in immediate
contiguity with the College.) and once a week in the
Richmond Alms House. In these institutions the dis
eases occurring in Southern practice are met with,! and
the student has the most eligible opportunities of becom
ing acquainted with their tvpes and treatment. The fre
: quency of Surgical operations before the cl
i, together
j with the facilities for witnessing the treatment of Surgi-
i ca
cai cases, renaers mis one oi ine oesi ccuooisoi i rnciK.ni
fcurgery.
; Charues .Matriculation K5, l tekets of tne I roles
j sors, 105, Practical Anatomy 810, Graduation'' Fee
$25 ; Board, including fuel, lights, and servant' attend
ance, may be obtained at 2 J to 4 J per week.
ri. MAUPIN, M. D.i
Auz. 1C. 1349 7tl5
Dean ofthe Faculty.
State oC Hovtli Carolina,
IREDELL COUNTY.
IN EQUITY.
Sarah Carlton and others vs Charles Carlton and Al
fred Dobbins and wife Ann.
Petition to Sell Laud.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and
Master for the county of Iredell, that Alfred Dobbins and
wife Ann, parties de fendants in the above named suit,
are not inhabitants of this State : It is therefore de
creed that publication be maJe for six weeks in the
Carolina Watchman, for said Alfred Dobbin and wife
Ann, to appear at the next Term of this Court, to be
I held for the county of Iredell, at the ; Court Ilooae in
session.
i;
: Sta,esvil on th- firwt Monday after the" fourth Monday
' S5rp.faher rt then and I there to Iwer or.
I au' lu p"""". j v? r.
taken as to them. W itneaa, L. Q. Sharp. Clerk and
Master for the County of Iredell, 'at office, in Statesvitl
th first Monday after the fourth Monday in March, A.
D. 1649. Issued 6th Aug. 1849.
L. Q. SHARPE; CME.
6t 15 Printers Fee $5 CL'J
i
RAXAVAY0 REWARD.
T ANAWAY from the Subscriber oa the
Jfp AY, night ofthe 9th May, a negro man oamed
ISAAC, aged between 3i and 40 years, abol
JSdsix feet high, with a white speck on one of ni
eye ballsand keeps one eye mostly thot when looking
at any person. H- has loet nearly all n,0!'.
and speaks rather slow when talking. I boaght ul
negro at the sale of Frankl.n .("grave ; and a. he ba.
a wife at Doct Holt's quarter. I think It is likely be
June 14Lb, 1849 C tf.
HATS
I
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ini i ..ii ..-lt nf HATS at ereatlr reduced
UI1.L1 ten u'j i .
l once, an l,,"'r j .
J. II. ENNISS.'
Aug 9, 1S49-M
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