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SALISBURY:
S.ittinlay Morn Ins, April 2.1, 18X1.
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CANDIDATE foil CONVENTION.
WearssuUmrwod lossy Uiat CHARLES F18! I KR,
f1., hi) cuftsenlud to become a cafcluUU Ui represent
Rowan County in Uio Convention.
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!, la Urn Vtiik' twaka fioo Uioif UtUrfjr taks
U Bt!J MJ1, and til will be safe,
SBSBaasSsSBsSBBBSli
ANOTHER PET BANK.
Tbs last " Standard " snnounres la the worU Ui
thrilling intnlligenee, that Ue AW -n it Ralrifb, it
about to b an lee tod MM JUcal agent of US I'mUd
Hutea." Ti Editor saytt
While no this eubjrct, we will take orraaujft) to
fsutirtliat it to in citniplatwn Ui nlwt the ! o
of .Vorla-f ii4, in thM city, M ficl
yrnt of llie Uiut"J 8tale, No nvneanre of Uh Admi
nistration uT Uie Government, eonoiYUd with the cur
rency of the costttsy, eieeptinr th establishment of
limited iltnt in the west, could utaH wild more favor
from ill parti in North-Carolina, Uian Una."
Now, Ik our part, w Unuk tfie ii'iLm Kditor of lh
Standard " rather ovorru the importance of Una
BRANCHED OFTIIK .MINT IN THE MOUTH, j " MEASURE of Uie Administration f the Ceiwral
It will be recollected that, during the lat Htwum of Government," in more way than one : Finrf, we do not
Ombres, an Act waa (m-I Ublihin.r several bran- brlmn? that the transferring ( frw iImhimwhI dollar
ehri of lh Mint in tho South, tlut is, una at New Or. to the Hank at lUlmgh, in d-(it, m going to be 1
Irana, fr coininif Gold an! Silver, anl on in Jmiri(ie, anv freat service Ut the people of North-4'trulina, of
and aiwthrr in Nifth Carolina, Cm ciiim HuU alone. (f vitjt murh Umcfit to tho Bank; and niil, we ikin.it
Thia niure ia ikis of ciuHlmbl nnpirUnc, or it think that it will t.mprrl many of Dm Dirxrlora Ktock
w 10 b.iliul to b, anJ, aa a c-min-ocf, a j)m;uta ! hold'tra, or Ih-Uura of tho Dank to Martin Van Dnrn.
baa arin bnttrnn crum oi Um Jackaon print, and lint, be tho " MKA.SIJRfi" aa tlio E-libir calU it, vrr
diiir nf th Whuj "f. aa to whirh artjr ia nnlilW ! iniorUnt, we doubt ffy iiiim h wliaUier lh r-al
In Ihi craJit uf It Toi-an Jckin llitora, wild lh-ir tfodit of it ahNild 0 thn AdminUlraluin, W'm think
uaual mid.".tr. claim all 0i if'-y thu Anmiiirtra- j it twlonp Ut )udr VVnrra ; U it ia Um rapid progrea
ti-m, wtulu th Whij iK-ra drnjr that anr part of it ia h ia making in Northarolina ut which wa ara in-
dna to that qimrW. Now, wn luv ean-fullr rimin- Jobtr.1 Sir tlm arirrrr of Una rt Miami. Proa
d all tho pfocj.lin;ra hail on ttiia mil.j.i t, anil, jilting ! Pcta arn rowm(f rather npially in Nr.rth-tarulin tr
from thr, aa likwi ftimi otliT mor M of iiif.niia- i Van Burn, and Hiilhin(f iiiut be done to chrcr up
twin, we OKI' t the cowliuion thai nMllir pari i ' hia fru-nda, and g ie tlnin ronnda to go on. Jr. I'wi-
wWlr riL'hl, ami tint the truth lnti b tr,n. BRA'iO haa hail hia a liltl qmcknnml by Uie
Tba Bill oriifinaleJ in Um Honali1, and wta ri-pnrtl ' rertaiiity rt a rule on the Trojan borae on " Brairg'i
bv a Committee of that t . I y . Mr. 1'ilUoiiii wu iU l'"ny,'' lip Im NorUi Ricr. Srorrtury WHEEIiR w
principal advocU-, and .Mr. CUy iU churf o)inriiL. , bpatiiijf up d r riiila through Um filentoo Dictrict, to
Othi-r .SiMiatora tk a rt in the deUte whioli ane tlie lii-rry tmie 1 per yrmr. Vommtuumtt
on the Bill, aiiMinjf the r-t, il.ra UnUn, Mangum, Kauiuh-ra m aoeing what Im can do, to the t ine of $.J,KKJ
ud Bnwn, but tho two SoiiiUira lir4 oaiuod, Calhoun I""' year, in actual am-mm, and fflm in cxpectan
and CUy, were the prouuiioiil .jieaki-ra. Win n Uie cy aa Mint Afent. And now, to aid Uiea JuinlrrrUrd
VeaJ and .Vayf were uken, th Bill w aa rar'ril by KEI'UBLICANS in their orkinfa and doing, Uie new
Uie oiyiition Menatora of Um South, and the Adinima- , Bank at Raleiph ia alMit U be made "a final agent of
tralwn rWuato, with a fo exception. Vithmit thia the Uniti-d Huttc." Or, aa M11 Randolph uml to aay,
Co-op'rauon, the Bill uould not lute pattoii thnaigli' ; VtiU are about tn be Mbrihed with tlieir own mo
Uie Sonalc It ia cry certain, bowour, Uiat the two , n-y." Thiae are gloriou Unira of - Jtemoeraey " in
prtiea uppifted the mcawire fiom very diir.jrent iim- ' dd! Already, one of the drill conorali of the parly
The Adiuiuilrliiin Senalora went ( the Bill b" Uinwing out the bait to Malwbur; , by myiiig
on Uie ground, tint it would aid in doing away the n"- j , ln UlC (ioverninent makea the new Bank at
ciiity of Cnitrd Htatr. Bink, and he-ten en that Raleigh a Dtponte Uttnk. then that Rwk be ible
rloriouj era. prrJicted by them, when gold w.ll cm.- to ertahlwh a Branch at Si.li.hury, and, therefi)re, we
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itujr.'ii u oe 111 uvur 111 uie vjiiiiuiMrai 1011. -j copie UI
Salubury, prejure younwlve. to bo converted !
THE CONVENTION.
TTWrwT"' n""rll,u ''" id II'L-U'.IU "n
''Key -will Aght hard, boi w wH rxrt thwtn, wetertlM--I W reery foowy tn tM Httla r a ad mgmtnt I Mirw-
iiiimm to bia partiuna the ru h "(milH U Um auwoii.
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tule the circulviing iiiolium 01 tlie ciHinlry. umler
thia belief the Bill became a favorite with the Ailmi
niatration, and waa aoprted in both IIoum- by that
party. On no othr gmonda than Uieae, ermld the N.
York and i'enniiylvRiiia delegitiou have bein uwliiceil
to go for it; and even a. a perty mea.ure aoiiM of them '
boggled at it a good while before they were whipped in
and imire e.pcially,aa it wan a mea.nre which, here
tofore, the Adininirtration haa openly diaeiMintenanced.
' The OTpcttion VtntofH, 0.hh Im SouUi, aupporbid
thia nieanire on ery different" principle (mm -those
which influenced Benton 4. Co. Mr. Calhoun'i.ipecch-
m on Uie Bill diatincUv UU th a ffruuoda. One of
hia argument waa, that thia ia a State Ri'hU uieamire.
Heretofiire, th nracUoe and the policy of iha (Sorern
ment baa been to concentrate ill public eUbliihinents
in the hu-jfe citwa at UMiorUi,ur aomewbere in the
central SuUsa near Uie aeat of power, Uie inevitable
mult of which, ha been to lake awajr fnm the mor
0 remote Statea, iniT woecinBy the Smith, their eonee
quencj and wealth, by dn wing every thing towarda tho
centre. Thia mea.ure will wmvwhat break in on Uiia
lendenry. ami reatore fwrk tn the. State anmeof the
. .. benefiie herel.dlr Uken from Unm .Tho gold colli-ct-ed
in the South, whether fnmi in'ine,or by trnde, i la
much Uie product of aunt hern lnlmr as the rofdm which
grow in our fliddi; and it ia j'tst aa reasonable to mj
thai our cotton shall be aent to Philadelphia, to be pack
ed into aquare bales for exportation, as that our gold
ahaTi be sent there Ui be coined Into found piocca to be
ptlt Into circulation. Heretfire tlie amount of bullion
'Importei Into NewWearw ha been urewfer.annnally,-
Uwrr that taken tn- Philadelphia NcverUiclcw. all of
Q it had to be aent niurtd toTliTIadelphia, at grent cx
panM, to be changed into coin. We believe that the
Mint policy haa been a wrong one, and we consider that
it ia now changed. ""MHuoiir doobt next year a Mint
will bo established at New York;-rwe Ihiuk it ought
4KW-pei&api.asWll.tfbe .
of the Mint in North Carolina. It ia a mistake that it
originated with any member of Congress from N. C
,,..Tplina,Jtwa talked of, an desired among the miners
iconsidcrabl tim WtraJwWiiuverin tJoaJfRsiT!'
finally a memorial waa got up and sent on, which first,
r ... introduced H belireCongreaa. : About, Uie same time,
Committea of our Legislature were imrtructed to con
aider Uie subject, and inquire whether the General As
sembly ought not to make a move in favor of the mea
sure. This Committee made a very able report in fa
vor of it, signed by Gideon Cufi, as Chairman, but
f written by J. H. Biasel, of Mecklenburg county; and
iaV the legislature sent a memorial to CongTess urging the
measure upon their attention. At that time Mr. Ben-
gainst ii, but iww, acwrtinjT-0h?.
entitled to all the credit. How jusUy, every candid
mind can judge,
Z Wrha thotlghl 4t 'ua 16 the "auhjecl to give iliia
history of the measure,
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
NOW i the time (Ir tho Whig paMra in .North-Carolina,
and indeed every whore else, to expose this bare
faced attempt at imution, and lay it open in ita true
color to the people. Irt the people before hand see
through Um atmn vii, and then it will fall harmless
to the ground tlie mountain will labor, and Uie ridicu
lous mouse will creep forth. If Ui'w ia not done before
luind, if Uie people be not forewarned, the Uiuiff iuay
lo some mischief; fur no sooner .than the' CAUCUS no
minate VAN BUREN, Uian all tiro pensioned preiwe,
all Um oflke-tuilder ami olTii ekr, will rry out, In
ime grand chorus, Martin Van Buren, Uie IVinocrhc
Candidate ! ! nominated by the Republican National
Convention If and all this, too, whew very-vrH nv
fonued man In the country knew keCire hind, that not
I human Ihi1 but Van Buren inenatU'iided Uiat Cuucu,
and that the sole and whole object, of the ('ji n n was
to nominate Van Buren for Uio Presidency.
It is true, when they get there, they will act over I
farce, as they did two years ago, in a similar I aiieu,lU
Uie same place. Tlie CJlowiug accquut of Uint affair.
we m -an the other u Baltimore Convention," is taken
from the " Virginia Statcnndn" ;.
The Editor sy u thn it we. detailed to him by one
who waa then, and still is, a warm pi'rwinal and ol id
eal friend of General Jackson, and who was at the timo
and now is a iricmber of Coner.' " Jiist siieh a fcrcc
will be acted upon the same theatre on Uie 'JlKh of May
JCXt.,;(;iAkiji-ilfcV :z i.' -i'-":lw.--oi'. i, w.;rs
" We met there," (said he,) " with a full understand
injr.that Mr. Van Buren (and no one else) should be no
minated for the Vice Presidency. But, as we professed
to be a DKLtRKRATlvK' body, and had oeten.ibly been sent
there flr the purpose nf 'hinwimu a candidate, it became'
necessary, in order to keep up this msiumrd character,
before the public, that the Convention, should, by a bal
lot, manifest some apmtrml ihp.brbnce of opinion, aa
tuft. It will be aM that Um aggragala vol tr ud
run Is but a arnall one, and Uiat Uie Bxufity in (svoul
of Um anaur M Milf t,A Jo. Dwa.n ha iued
his I'rutlaniaUuai appmntinf Tbura.Jay, Um VI .t day of
next, fur Um tlecUof Dnlegate to Um Conven
tion, which will mcvt In Ealeigh on th 4lh nf June.
A mui
A4m
Buacunibe
Ifcftie
Bladen
Riunawirk
lkufixl
Burke
CabarriM
Columbus
Caiteret
Carrilufk
ChatlMm
ClHiwen
Cumberland
Camden
( a.w. ll
Craven
Duplin
laviilofl
Eil'emmb
Franklin
(trauville
Gate
(!rem
Onilfurd
Halifax
Hertford
Hyde
Hay wood
Inilrtl
Jnhnntun
Junes
I jimiln
l'imir
.Unrtl
Mnore
Misitgoniery
Mi-cklenburg
Martin
New Hanover
N.h
NortiMmptoa
(hwlow
Orange
Person
I'awinotank
Pitt
Perqtnmon
Rowan
Randolph
Rockingham
Rirfx'son
Richmond
Kiitherford
SmMun
Surry
SUikes
Tyrrell
WaiJnngton
Wilkes
Warren
Wayne
Wake
Yancey
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IaijI. cAjmsx uf mh iiuhviduaL Hence it waa airreed in
A few words a to tlie 14jjh.wm i a flmncn uutus, that tha LouvfaiMM. iiottJLballotUut a jni-
nor it r of the members ehmiTJ vote for Judge Barbour, in
order to delude the people into the belief Uiat the C-on-
vcntion was not pledged and that, after a mnntjrtla
tuM.otjtili& apparent difference of sentiment, Mr. Van
Buren should be tiuitaotmLT nbm1natrA Acordfrlgly
the farce was acted out a ballot waa taken, and Judge
Birbour received a minorit of Uie votes another bal
lot waa taken,' and 'Mr. Van received the tmaNiMoti
vole of Uie Convention, in accordance with the caucus
arranatmrnl and Uie public were duped with Uie im
pression Uiat Uie Convention bad met for the purpose of
cnooeiNo a candidate, when, in Tact, its member
sembled with the dettrmination, of nominating Van
Buren and no other person
We will close these remarks with an extract from
the "Nashville Republican," a paper which advocates
tltaAamf&!ldfe
may be considered aa speaking Uie sentimentj of the
Judge himself Tha Republican saya
The Union aaya, " the States of Maine, New Hamp-
lhtra, iVew Xorfcand New Jersey 6aMlIfenT, tnronirh
Aimit Suta Convenliona, aignlflod their preferenceJi'X
Majority 6,j6
THE BOROUGH REPRESENTATION.
The Act of Uie Lrwlature leaves it discretionary
wiUi Uie Convention, either to abolith or to restrain the
Dnmrgh Systemv ' Uorongh Hepirsentatiow,- m Norlfr
Camiina, iri relict of the "rotten borough " system in
England ; and, aa evOfllii England, it ha been measura
bly aboliflied, we believe scarcely an eflort will be made
to retain .it in our Constitution. If the question was
submitted to the cill?eiis of Salisbury, either to strike
oujl or retain it, wc arc of Uie opinion Uiat Uio general
voice would be Irt it go. It cannot be denied, Uiat'
the Boroughs have generally sent excellent membere
to Uie IgitlaUirs men of talonta and of Ihmuimms
qualification!!, and so fir it was so good; but evils have
arose out of Uie system to the Borough towna Uiem
selves more than overbalancing this advantage. We
will not enumerate these evils, because it is unnecessa.
r'y tolfo sa'SufTice ft to say', they art' inch Aa to'rriak'e
us rejoice that tha days of Uie Borough System in North
Carolina are numbered.
. If tho new 'Constitution should be ratified, we will
have no more Borough contests in North-Carolina, at
least no more after Uie next election ; for it may be pos-
ibte, that the saxt Legislature will be elected under
Mr. tViiKs'f V Wa call Um itlantinn ef
iir rfH.lHr Ui tha aula and interesting Si.h, Ml the
hmyiirf watTrriMiiiam; w.livwW . Ui
VmUti Stalaa Sonata hut ! at, by Mr. CslttuMt, em
one of tha niost impurUiil Rupurt that aver cam b
lor Uiat body Um lUport on ExocuUve I'aUxaiaf,
aaasaaaaBlsaBBBa '
GEORGIA MOVING,
W aea, IVora Um Millnlgaville paper, that ths Cen
tral CommitUM Um Huu RlghU Party, have flxad
Um third Monday in June, aa Ui day a Um .
nf of a General Convention of Um party, to nominate
a (JandidaU to Oil Uie vacancy in Congress, neraaioned
by Um appnintinnt of Judga Wayna to UTice; alau,
to nominal a Caudidal to b run lur Governor, and
likewise ki laks sow measures on the subject uf Um
next residency,
W learn from Um Clierlott JonrtieL of Um 23rd lo
st nt, that James M. Hutchison, Esq , wbola-hog-kitchen-cabniet-Jackann
Van Buren ita, baa teen ra
warded for his distinguished ierviers, in voting tur tb
inrtructmn of Senab Ma ngnm, by the appointment tsf
M Superintendent of Building Sf tha Mint, to be erect
d at CharUia." The M Uvea ami aha" are all to
be divided amongst the fiilhful.
VirgtnU UlirtHmt.TU El net ions in Virginia are
pnvraasmg ahiwly ; so fir a Um rsturns bav reached
ua the result is about balanced between the two parties.
each gaining in some Canities and losing in others.
from a IWsc ipt in the last Raleigh Register we are
gralifind b learn that Um laleuted and faithful Rvpre
sentativn of Um Town of Petersburg, John T. Brown,
has triun,phed over his Van Buren competitor by a ma
jority of 40 votea. The most extraordinary rfWts were
maile by Uie Van Burenilna to defeat his election.
A Roman Catholic Church ia building in the City uf
Raleigh, and, it is said, will sunn be finished.
90(Ia Of
Waft TTa
Imyntnrt, who attempted to take the life of Uie
President, was tried on the 1 1th instant, and acquitted.
Verdirtuf the Jury: " We find him not Guilt f, be
having been under the in flu unco uf insanity, at the tune
he committed Uie act"
(roa tnb wawrraa cibolmu.
Miwii EniToni: It was with considerable amuse
merit that I observed an arUclu in thn last. Watchman,
in Um shape of a critical comment on the performance
of the Thespian, of Una place. The Society, I believe,
do rnt pretend to be doepjv versed in Uie mysteries uf
liramaiic rennrmances, either I ragic or Comic ; hut be
then performance good or bad, 1 guesa some folka will
be more dnqn-nt te laugh allhaailly efluaion, than at
the ridicule it attempts. I miMl confess, fur my ri,
that it hid a wonderful effect, in Uiat way, upon my
risible farultiea.
Emm this powerful evidnnre of the writer's tilut
st ftrct, 1 would earneatly advise Uiia Umtmd Drama.
fiat, the next tune he wishna to write Mwiiethmg funny.
to (five the Thcspisn Uie "m by," and narrate Um
lugiily iiilcrestuig and deeply I had like to have said
nam il narrate that hifffily interesting and deeply
Trufiral story of a Visit to see Gen. Jackson at the
Hermitage, and I have no doubt but that he will eT
fectunlly attain his end. HARRY LEE.
Columftia Afarxrt. The last Times remarks: " That
Cotton, Sr Um week, had come in aparingly, and cold
freely, at from 11 to 17J. Some few Iota sold as high
as IS. Cornbut little coming in, and sale retjr
f 1 12), from wagon. "
Cmmdrn Marktl The Camden Journal statea, 14 tUl
there i A fair Quantity of Cotton foinir Into that market.
for tho aeaauu, iiid.uricea are ateaidily advancing.. Saina
nave heen made, Utinnr the week, at 131 to 171 rrata.
Corn m scarce, snd bnnga not of wagnni 95 tent a.
Mill
" i'1 .-4 ."U
II l.il wJ .iinvm.. . -
We will only add, further, that Uie candidate for
Convention from Uiia County, we understand, are for
abolishing Borough Representation.
OLD KING CAUCUS COME TO LIFE AGAINlr
. The Van Buren system of management is baaed on
the belief, that the People are not capable of governing
tfiemscTvO'M Wferer'trttti-eeerytog(Wni
' them by artificee, and bumbuggery, , Yea, kumbuggery
- if the machine, and thedHtce-holdeiaand Office-seek
,rtare. tha.!!Pl je. ago
KJftJreletMk th 'jl!ct
J Coao.tiatoi.aL Cacct, Proteulike. it -nan nc. th "me bre.tb. the, brt Aat piibfie opinjon F l!!
CoitoiEasio.iAi, Cacctie, Proteua-like, It haa since
. .hanged iU form, and ia now Nation!, CAiicca; but if
tha people will look ahirp they will soon discover the
"ciosen oc4"nl aee ffiarR1ai-Krjwr-Cawe
hiraaelf, come to life again. : He think by putting on a
different garb he will deceive as, particularly aa he haa
aucceeoea in aroutng over name oi nil former adver-
aaries; bot let him not be too sere of it ; already the
people beg in to take the alarm already they ire arotir
- M0emarei wo-be-Ude hi old hioe at the polls
, in Ja3d.la i824 we voted bim out of North Carolina
by a clear majority of 5,000 votea : and ia 1936 wa can
ia4iirfctter.' . jX'-k-? ' v:;.,
Ve?!fLi:rwJlprgjii
Severity of the Winter. A an evidence of the se
verity of the Winter," ft wnoviTaerUTn
the same disUnguiahed citizen, (Mr. Van Buren) de-tJeormn,it&fttrte'trertettouth'
aignatcd. by PenrwrhraniaT- Mississippi has done (he
ame, and no well Informed man can doubt that a large
majority of Uie friend of the present administration in
Ohio, Maryland, Indiana Illinois, Missouri,' Virginia,
North Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, and Kentucky, en-
tertaifl the aa the nptwicwtniTii-avift aooUaUy finite in the
sunoort of Uie same indiridual.H '
If this be tha ftct, Mr. Vaa Buren will onquestiona.
bly be elected, and we cannot tot our life see the neces
sity of a Baltimore Convention. Its advoeatea aaythat
ready concentrated opon Mr. Van Buren ; that be i the
enoice or a large majority or uie Lemocrauce rany,
and must certainly be elected. Why do they continue
then tn urge ao clsmorouely, tho importance of a Na
tional uonvenuoo I
It is. at best, a measure of a very questionable cha
racter, and if victory ia so certain to perch opon Mr. Van
Buren's standard, there can be no necessity for resort
ing to $7. Judge" White'a frienda hare never proposed
or advocated f Convention, and they are willing to trust
the issue to the whole body of the Pnorut, notwith
standing so largn a majority ia aaid to be in favor of I
Mr, Van Buren. Ther are trae Rennblicana, and they
do not wish to aee American citizena stripped of any of
their privilege, arid esnectallr the moat plorjous of all.
thejrjTflege of thinking for Ihemselye. . ,.-
THE VICE PRESIDENCY AGAIN.
The Nashville Republican denies, that there ia any
truth in the re port, "put out by the " Union," that Judge
White's friends had made application to Levi Woodbu
ry to run fir Vice President on the White Ticket It
appears, however, that an application had been made to
Mr. Wondbury to give the use of his "great name" for
that purpose, but it did not come from Tennessee. One
man from Ohio, two from New-York, and one from
some where else, were Uie applicant. If Levi could
aee wy.lianHicC jrnrx
would jump at it ., .:.-.
baa been Julfca down to toe ground Pi the cold a cir
eumstance that haa never before occurred in Salisbury,
to the present extent It ia ! not uncommon fir the young
China tree to be injured in thiaclimate by Uie frost, but
generally Uie old treea have stood through the winter
in 'Safety'.'" Thi tinw, lwwew,W nd yoautf bav fai.
ten rictima to ibe Icy breath of old Boreas. - The de
struction of theae beautiful tree, which have contribu
ted ao essentially tyo tha oniamenl
(bra time. The China ia, lwwever, of very rapid growth,
tiBdrwer luTerTHsihing orbut1o"cmWrJield aloct
near the gmund, and the young ahoota, if protected,
will soon spring op and aupply the loss. We also learn
tfi&T the Fif-tree-is generally JulledVani the Rojmah,
the evergreen rose, timper v'urenM,) ia killed down to
the very roota. - ; ; ' i . .A-r ?-!.;'' "J
We will in oar next re-publish, from the Salem Re
porter, a well written Communication on the subject of
Convention, aigned u Ackpiade$." '
The Bank of Newbern haa recently declared divi
dend, on it Capital Stock, of 1 per cent I
ARRIVED AT.FAYETTEmLEi
April a Steamer John Walker, with Dry Gonda, &c.f
for tl tfmtth-tfc Son, 1). Lindsey it-CoG. V, Luxi
ey, A. II. Lindsey, J. JoJimnH," John Murphy, Murphy
&. Tavlor, Mebane Si Morins, MacAdoo & Scott, J. &
ILGilmorc, W. &, Q. Gilmer, Rev. A. McCallum,
Thomas J. Buchanan, J. A J. S. Gibsun, Nalhin Hunt,
J. J. Blackwoo.1, Wm. Murphy, I). C Lilly, Farish &
MeNeill, JVJicrt JtRivea, Wld .McLean,: E. W.
f)gburn, T. .Harrow, D. Si G. A. 'Ramsour, ifidT.
Rauisour, of the interior.
UNlTLlJ LN WEDLOCK, ..
In Rowan, on the 2Mrcl inst, by the Rev. R RoUimck,
Mr. DAVID MUJJR to Miss ELIZAB. BUTNER.
BFKT Ml R;1ELL, ji wrtive of Nortb-(.roJoa
aged 2.' years.
Prosh Goods !-
New and Cheap!!
Ua jutt received, from New York and PhiladtiphU,
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT
or
Dr?.n:a & oumiise ooodo,
Which have been selected with much care and at
tention and bought for the Spring of 1835.
Hardware
a an
4iii:cKij:.mino
Drrlnrallon of Indrptndcnc!
. mviHiolTonwiiusi
j lead-Quart era,
SanbunjTAprU8,m5. (
10 R the jMitpoe of eommemoratinf Ihe first
Declaration of American Independ
ence in manner suitable to the importance of
that iiitereatiog event, Ihe Regiment of Cavalry
under the command of Cul. Greer, and lb First a
Regiment tif North Carolina Volunteers under &
command of Col. Coleman, are ordered to pared
in Charlotte, on Ikt 70th day tf Maf next, bj 19
o'clock, A. M. Hy order of , "
Maj. Geul. TII0.MA8 0. POLK.
R. MacRAMaaa, Division Inapoetof.
TnkcJVolicc,
f pilAT, in three months from the date hereof,
A application will be mad to the President
and Directors of the Slate bank of North Caro.
lina, for the renewal of Cert ilka lea for three
Shares of Stock in the said Bank, in the nam of
I'.lixa Conner, (now.Diia Simooton j) said CertiA
calea having been lust or mialaid.
WM.B.B1M0MTOH.
Catawba Springe, April 25, 1833. Im
UETL'RN their sincere achnow lodgements l
their frienda and ciMtoiners particularly ' '
to the Merchanls and Phician for the liberal '
CairMiage heretofore bestowed upon them, and ,
jie, by a strict ami rmislanl attention In their
UiMueM, to merit a continuance of tbe same.
They hav jut received e Urge seat full Bvjfly e
Frrah nrdlrlnet,
TAINTS, DYE BTUFTS,
OILS. CANDLES, TERFUME3,
W Bnttkri, fyitrumrvti, and OUtt-War.
If.::
m
A Ch.Mce and General Srloction of
Cigars, Snuffs, Tobacco, Rita, IVmss,
and Spirits,
Which they sill be pleased al all times (o aecem.
modatn their frienda and cindorrvers wilh, upon rea.
aoiiahle terms elu ays Iiotding themselves reapua.
aihle for the quality of any article they may selL
Salisbury, April 18, 103d.
Croperinm of laahtvo.
Mrs. 0. D. Pendleton,
mactua'makek.
Hat jvmt rrcrired frm Aete- York thi Lataat
Bprlng and Summer Faahlona
FDR isa3i
RMBRACINO
LADIES' M0RMO, DINISO, AND ETElT.
ISO DRESSES.
LADIES' CAPES, CAPS, UO..ETX 4. 4
- 6h flatten Ursa.lt tb4. Rota know ledge uf hr
buiineas ac(uirod in ten years, and havio made
arrengemeuia wiijt oue 4 tne most iaautnaiiia
Millinery Establishments in Ihe City of New York,
to supply her regularly with Ihe latest laahiona,
she wil be enabled to have her Millinery avade up
in a Superior Pi) ic, and oa lb wet rrasoMUe
terms. " " -'
Mrs. P. resjieelfully invites Ihe ladies of SaTuW
bury, snd the adjg Htfy (. W fsl fed; eta.
fnine, and assures the in atie ift at II tvrry artk.Se"
in her line on arcomimdaling trrma. fhe is e
pared for Cleaning and I'resHMig Tuacaa, Lexbonw
and Straw llomveta i the A'atlra-Stlav. .
Snncimenirof her work, bnrb is) Drsaasne ed
Miking f iswmeer, wtut freawa,'Wiarr l ree er
her Shop-Sun of the CKLEN II ON NET. tw.
nWs abmre Meawre W be W and Cara Aptrfka,
cary aud Drug Store, when all orders wdl La
thankfully received and punctMitlly attended t
IN. U. Mrs. r. always keep aa assort meal of
Faahionable Kihboti on band, and ran swidv. o
ressonabla terms, those wb may wiak bvaoau
trrmnwtf .-'C3-'1 ? -
"-;jrtWiVJs:akA"i,
rr q
Cntlery,
OEEIf SWA'OTlr
aan
CUO dicCM ekC.
He invites bis- Friends and the. Publie to call,
hear prices, examine quality, and judge fir tbem
aelves. ,"
"Hfir Cowrtry prodeer,f sJl kiudav bouaht jai
the highest market prices.
(p A liberal ducount mil be eMowed to all
CASH cvstomeri.' ; -
Superior Razors made by Rotrer and Butcher l
i nnp remrw mm-KtrrrorT-
Salisbury, April 25, 1835.
fit ;- -r VV-wV-of
i W-b-!"- ir ir-aaav?'
A Stallion
FOR SALE.
(&" He is a descend-
-4heelfibratedl
ported boras Turk.'
was bred m Virginia, is
' 1 y" oW this spring,
snd is a firat-rate sad
dle and harness horse, well-eaited and rrntle. He bad
commenced a very nicceaaful campaign in the Forka of
the Yadkin previous to nts purchase ty the present pro
erietor. He will be diapnaed of low tor cash onlf.1
mb a. J . i mrrrei - mm tr wlr. mam
Apru sa at . .Apptyaiinm vttifK.
Another flew Supply
ra.73.H30, aTSSLLaR7, AO.
jpiIE Subscriber hae just returned from New-York
X and Philadelphia with a handsome assortment of
JEWELIRY and WATCHES, and will aeH caeeyer
Uian they can be obtained io Uiia part of tha btats
Uiey consist, in part, of ths following, vis:
Gentlemen's Gold t Silver Lever 1
Ladies' Gold
Silver English, French, Lapine, i
and Swiss " J
Fine Gold Fob and Guard Chains;
FjfifX36j
Mated ling-tii'iked and Curb Cnaine;
Silver Butter-Knivea and Tooth Picks;
Silver. Ever-pointed Psncils improved.
.r ipe pneii MuitijyArnj
Watrhcib
Shell, Tuck, and Side COMBS: -
Fine PISTOLS snd Razor (Straps; -
-A Bne assortment -of -Ear-Ringa, Brssst-Plaa, and
' Finjrer-Ringa, .,-...' .. '
Bilver Thimbles, Bead and Leather Purses . . . . ;
Silver Spectacles snd Silver Spoons; t ! ,
Steel Chaina, 8eals, Keys, Key-Rings, lic &e., 6e.
WWGbld ihd iTvetXriH bt takeirla sxemmaw-
tor Jewellery, r ; .'. i-.,,, - ' ' ..
r -Watekea and Clocks Repaired and Warranted,, and
Oliver ware mane uoraerh-and,in fact, every article
in Uie Jewellery line j kebt conatanUy on hand Ire
Salisbury, April 4, 1835. ,- , , ,
Tt "' . 1 ; ,
ranee, n
Or&'I'il? 6,h nf My n Anno..
aTMecting oTOTTmwrenw.8ori
dell Ciityt will be field at' hr Fresbyterisit '
Church near 8tafesville. The members, and -aD rT
who wiah well to the highly important cause, arc '.
invited to attend. The Rer. P. J. Soarrow'ia e.
peeled to preach on tha occasion.' ' ' -1
- JAMES CAMPBELLiBecrefam
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