North Carolina Newspapers

f A N . JOLidj PUIJLISHE!) EVERY SATURDAY: ASJiaiBi SJmlt AIIID IPOI W lOilSnSIf IPUi 2222111) Vol. 15, No. 49 Whole No. 4 i 5r Tu o I?oIIars asul FifiXy Cent, Alter Hie expiration of t mouth. AT TIVO IiOL.iL A A Tli Sri'niil in Advance. SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA, It! AY 1), 1835. T2se Vtirrn t'aroliiuan. I BY AS! I DEL SMITH &, JOSEPH V. HAMPTON 1. The W... 'IV. ti:i:ms or m iilication. .': ',...1 il T'lO W. n or Two i .oars ox ration ,:' tlir- 2. N : i' r w:. rn : : (.in-,!n,ari is nuM - ' r annum r C 'TV Sa- :: : i :m v.i::": i ii Le!o:'e tne i i'iirv Cents if not h.; discontinued unt.il nil arrearages art; l;i! un Sub.?cri;-io:is .v:il n ss at tl.e discretion Vf the Editors. !i in ot.e v f i r a l !i to d:.-eo:,ts:i:i lie-eu a- a new en 1 a fii'ur-- to notdV t! it tl i' en i m! J! r a '.' time i Miter "i" a ;il Li- c.nisi- 1. Anv person v':!''.viii , i. tr. r: to .,'. -n'-erib-Ts to the !.' i tr irt-i iit Salisbury, Korth Carolina, (Situated on Main Street, a f.w dour c.ltnc thc build iii,r for an rl y ornij.it d as tie Hrttiuh of the State I'm k of yirth Carolina.) I5y A. HAC-LI?; IITIIO informs his Friends, and the Public ge ' ik rally, that he lias lately purchased of W. II. Slaughter, L-qr., the Buddings, iVf which &lriii A: Summer Z'ashion1 run i?35. HORACE II. BEARD, Tailcr, " K(iS leave to intWm his 1 ieii'1 . v 1 the public FfeKTl'UN their sincere aeknovle(ltreniei!ts to their friemls ancl cutoaers particularly to the M:erehaiits and l'hyM-.-iaas for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed u;on them, and iera!. that or-.'v-rs m iiis In. wiii alw i s hope, by a stric t and constant attention to their he thaiikfullv reeirtved by him, and executed in the most Neat, Fashionable, and Durable manner on erms as reasonable as anv in this section of coun try. II. II. 1. Ijoim's, from his lou practice of his I t I .... - t. .. 1 I. 1 . 1 . . . I I . .1 1 , 1 -in.l i l.ii.im.v in 1 1 1 1 1 x r nt vi':ir it vv 1 1 w li linic I u ! '?t'i',..7r H ...1. I, I .., I. ".I... .,,,.. r.f "OI-D rrsnW in tlin ritv f Philadeh.hia A and froii. tin; ' 1 1 i'! : ; OIL,b, LAM)LL&, li'i ' I I I I , ' ' ' " ' I ' i 'J HiV I - - - - ... - " - - - i j ' " i ; ' .I,,! (f- business, to merit a continuance of the satne. Tiny have just rtccivtd a lurc and full Si'pidy of Fre3i Jledieines, PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, tiieir .-uVcriVioa-monev to l.i: r. !:toi, .mhIi l.ave u pa per irritis ibirintr their cor.ti.'riiir.c-:-. .". J' rsniis in U '' d io t.'it- I'.di! ihrm through lit firs, ni'f 1 rr.isimt Mill, at their ri.-k una i hd thnj "t tht lirli,l":rlrdsr il'il' of a II 'J T' 'S ; 'ft ' !, j fs'ht lit j,rui e that sut'i muillaurr was rt irnhiry nude. T K T ! S f)F ADVr.KTISI SC.. 1 .t vert'eiiirits "A'ill be consiirtioMS! v" and c rrect- iv inserteii, i;t oO crt:its p.-r. juar tjr the iir-t in.-eriii.i. rv.A ce:'.ts tor ;.cfi ctvituiu-Tnce : tut, uire a a a.. v. .rti-eiiipal is or len-.l to lTo la oalv twice, ;")() ets. will h i ca tr'M.(i iir each in tirt:ia o.iiv, rt:o;i. li en-ered tor one ni- i will in all cai-.-s he charired. J. 1'ers.i as v. !io ue.-lre Vt eirj'aL'e by the year, will be aeconi Ut-d by a r' asoriable dciluctiun Iroia tl:e uuove ciiari-s ''.'r tran.-.ient cij-tora. to ro!:i:i:si'o?;i)i:vr.s. 1 To in, I, re Tiro!ii!t at "ia to Let'em a.'drr--;d t to !',. 'i r. t:,,. ivit-i'r:. !; ,(! ia ail eaes be ni'ul r iii: ivo.rietors ,f T.-i;; . i:s'n:iiN" ca- ROLINIAX liavi:; a very I. ir-e supply oi Ty;e, ?nN, livery f!eseri;tion of I'ri'ifin will be done in the iicate-t possible? style, and on the most moderate t'-rms. OniiTs from a distance will be prompt! attended to, and forwarded ia the safest and most expeditious manner. Salisbury, February SH, loo. b - j . a . i U . .a. V.'F have on hatid, and viii di-pose of e!ieap, A Lare Supply of BLANXS, Printed in tl;' best manner, and on 151 md paper. Orders fioui (.'b-iks or olh rs from a distance will le p oneitlv an 1 carefully atte.t.i -d to. POINT COMFORT. lie is now prepared to accommodate Hoarders and Travellers. The location is convenient to the business of the pla.ee, aial still sutliciently retired to m ike it pleasant. The hue is conveniently arranged for the accommodation of families, or single persons, either as regular or transient boar ders. Clean and well-aired beds, honest and oblig ing servants, well furnished Table and liar, first rati; Cooks, a full Crainery, and an Ostler to attend to his spacious and well constructed Stables, whose character for attention and care Tn the manage ment of Horses, is unijnpeached. The Landlord will do all in his power to rive general satisfac tion to all who will be kind enough to patronize his . establishment. The friends of his predecessor, ho hopes, will extend to him their patronage, as he will devote the whole of his time to promote the well management of his concern. CT Stane Passengers are informed, that the Great Northern and Southern Line of Stages the .Merchant's Line Peck Wellford Contract ors, arrive at and depart from the Salisbury II- j ted tri-weekly. Seats secured m all other Stages eaving Salisbury. i. A. IIA'il.'n. Salisbury N. C., May 2, 1:!. it' Assollier At'u Supply OK general satisfaction he has heretofore given to In I 'jRuSlfi Urusfs Inslrume7ttst and Gluts-Ware. numerous respectable and fashionable customers, to ALSO lii'iiilv ' v S'i A Choice and General Selection of Ij'jiiij! ' Cgrs, Snuffs, Tobacco, Rice, Wines, v4ii and Spirits, Which they will be pleased at all times to accom modate their friemls and customers w ith, upon rea sonable terms always holding themselves respon sible for the quality of any article they may sell. Salisbury, April l, livio. m 1 merit and receive a portion of the patronage of the public in general. izj He' Hatters himself that his CUTTING is really superior to any done in this State, as may Ik? tested bv the undisputed elegance of lit w Inch attends irarments made in his establishment. He is in the regular receipt of the Reports of the Fa shions as they change both in the large cities ox this country and of Lurope so that gentlemen may be satisfied that their orders will always be executed in the very latest style. Orders from a distance will be attended to w ith the same; punctuality and care as if the cu.-tomer were present in person. Salisbury, April lS3o. ly -Kiiiporiniii of Fashion. V..' " v - 1 i Mrs. S. D. Pendleton, r. -x , U-Rn ,eYVe, VVs. r!H)SF, who are afflict-.! with TII'AD-ACHFS, A itFAUT-Pi i , v.N.,a?n! i thT -.Ii-ti' -!'!. - n -p- t tus of disordered stoma, h, bov.e. s, and Iiv-t, may f'nd relief in Dr. P.eckw ith's Anti-I);' f :: lV, which can be had at this Oiflcc price ffty cents per box. Tin- I) etor, who onee re-i 1 1 ii: this p'ace, but now lives i:i Ilaleinh, w, atn-r a ie.ag a!id exten sive practice, been enabled to comp- -uiid a iao-t v i- the tii-limate.s, I!-' Subscriber ha? just returned frovn New-York j and Philadelphia with a handsome asortiaent of Vatelies. 511 H -1 JEWELLERY and WATCHES, and will sell chnij r than liiev 'an be obtained io this o:irt of the State; they consist, in part, of the f .'lowing, viz: Gentlemen's Gold Silver Lever 1 La.li.-s' Cull Silver English, French, La pine, and Swiss Fine Gold Fob and Guard Chains; Fine Gold an Plated Guard Keys; Plated In:r-i hiked and (i.r; lions; Silver Iiiitter-Knivos and 'i'.-uh Pad s; Silver Ev er-ooinied Pencils improved ; Fee; Shell MIJSIC-IJOXES ; Superior Paors ma le by Roger ar.d IJatcher ; Fi.ie Pell aild P.K ket-Kl es ; S'i;.il, Turk, ar-i S.ie COM US; Fine PISTOLS an. I Razor Straps; A fine .i.v-rt!.-i..-:it ot Ear-Rings, lrea-t-Pins, and Finjrer-IIin.s. Silver Thimbb s R.-el and Leath'T Parses; ana So1, i r S; oot ; s, lv v-, Kev-Riiers, ivc, &c., &c. 11 b 5AXTUA 3SAKER, II is just rccrired from Xcw-York the Latest Spring and Summer Facliicns FOR K M II U A C 1 N G LADIES" MORS I MS, DIMSC, AND EYEX- .w; j)Ri:ssi:s. rilAKLS this method of informing the Ladies -- and Gentlemen of Salisbury, that he has ta ken a Shop a few doors below Mr. Win. Slaughter's Hotel, where he can be found at all times, (Sun day's excepted,) ready to wait upon all who may honor him w ith their calls or orders. As it has been but a very short time since he has been in several of the, Northern States, for the very ex press purpose of completing himself in the Toil' sorial art, he llatters himself that his work shall be done with as much taste and in as good style as it can be anv where South of the Potomac. Salisbury, February 21, lso." tf. rpilE Public are informed that the AVILKFS " UOROLGH ACADEMY is entrusted to the care of Mr. Roland Jones, whose qualifications as a Teacher of the English, Latin, and Greek Lan guages, and v hose moral worth nVfclce b the most satisfactory testimonials. The salubrious situation of the place, the cheap ness and excellence of Boarding, and the capaci ty and qualifications of the Teacher, we hope will induce a liberal patronage to this establishment. The First Year of this institution will com mence on the nd Jlotuhiy (lo7) of April. Terms of Tuition : Orthography, Reading, and Writing pr. year, 810. The Sciences, . . . . . 15. Latin and Greek, including the above 20. II. BROWN, A. CARMICHAEL, JOHN FIN LEY, J. VANNOY, Trustees. M. CHEATHAM, J. R. DODGE, A. MITCHELL, April 4, 1S35. 3m THE THOROUGH-BRED HORSE I ioaDi. ; rem !v fr t!i ; cbroaie 'i--e.-vs of e est ive orgu::. so comm :i in .ut.ieni c is,e i:;!iv wir!i tins'. I ntarv Ines. It won't rates to prove that these Pill e an easy matter to maue out crtili- are a 'sovereign to ne iv tor "a!i the i:h tuat !i - u is le-irto; tm it is not pretend. (! that they are an movers d anti dote. Certificates of the m-t p portable Physi cians an 1 oilier gentlemen can be shown to ub st ri; ate t!r-ir e iicaey in tie- particular class of ii - vises above -ookr-n .f : and the Editor ;f this piper o t i testify that he has ,'erivd speeily and p 'rin i neat r liej', in the use of then:, from y most fli-f ressiag and long-ceit: ,u d le a 1-arhe. Souk? of Ins frien Is tried theio, at his suggestion, and ex peri mrv d the sanie beneficial cts. Sih-burv, June 11. 1-3!. tf S iiVer S;iet:t..c-,. Si--! Cha:i:s, S. ft y ( M l Go. i an i r Jewellery. Yatfl.es and ("tor X"'. i ta!a n ia exchange DIES' CAPES, CAPS, EOWETS, c, yc. She Hatters herself that, from a knowledge of her business acquired in ten ears, and having made arrangements with one of the most fashionable Millinery Establishments in the City of New York, to supply her regularly with the latest fashions, she w ill be enabled to have her Millinery made ui ti a Superior Style, ami on the most reasonable terms. Mrs. P. respectfully invites the Ladies of Salis bury, ami the adjoining country, to call and exa mine, and assures them she will sell every article in her line on accommodating terms. She is pre pared for Cleaning and Pressing Tuscan, Leghorn, and Straw Bonnets in the Northern Style. Specimens of her work, both in I Ires-sing and Making of Bonnets, and Dresses, may be seen at her Shop Sign of the GREEN BONNET, two doors above Messrs Wheeler ar.d Burns' Apothe cary and Drug Store, where all orders will be thankfully received and punctually attended to. N. B. Mrs. P. always keeps an assortment of le m lac jev.eiiv.-ry i.ne is Salisbury, April 1, V rvire.l and V;:mnt. d, nrul made to i rd.-r: and, in fact, every article ept eon-taut. y on liainl ly .Zahzi V.. I'almer. ;". tf CiU'real I5riee tf iri;ssee. . AT SALISIU i-Y May i, IS! R iron, Rraaiy, R.ltttT, .ott'.n. app.e, pe.ich, in seed, clean, C.-T-e, . . . C.i'!i. . . . Feathers, . . Eloiir, . Fiix-ce.I, . . rtHfc. 11 a I J M. ';-( s, . . ltla Nai;.-, . . . It) a .' : ):!, . . . I0al2iiiy . . . :i Miliar, ?rov!i, 11 loaf, . Pi a 1 S-i'r. . . -Io a Tal'.-ev, .U a 33T"'-.-!ceo. . r n'. ."ii ai;:i a l( .", 111 . 7") . Id a 12.'. . If! a '-JO 112 a l 'Jo . 1 Take Notice, rIIAT, in three months from tin? date hereof, application will be made to the President and Directors of the State Bank of North-Carolina, for the renewal of Certificates for three Shares of Stork in the said Bank, in the name of Eb.a Conner, (now Eliza Simotitou :) said Certifi cates leaving been lost or mi-laid. WM. S. SIM ONTO N. Catawba Springs, Apr. I 2-", Ir-:j.". 3ui St m vert or Stolen. ON the night of the 11th instant. from the subscriber, living on Waxhaw Creeu, .Mecklenburg county, Aorta Carolina, a Bay Mare, four years old this Spring, between 14 and 15 hands high, from the footlock to the hoof of one hind leg white, with one or two black spots. No other marks re collected. Said mare was got from a gentleman residue' not far from StatesviIIe. Whoever will r" take up said mare and bring her to the subscriber or give information so that he can get her shall be liberally rewarded. ALEXANDER HALES. Waxhaw, Mecklenburg Co., May 2, 1S35. Slate of Nort.h-Carolinn; ASHE COUNTY. Stpcrior Court of Laic Sj)rinif Ttrm, 1S35. Martin Gatnbill vs. Petition for a Divorce. Nancy Gatnbill, ) IT appearing, to the satisfaction of the Court, that the Defendant is not within the reach of the process of this Court, and solemn Procla mation having been publicly made at the Court house door, bv the fchen'd ot said County, tor A57ILL stand the Ensuing Ser.son at ti c fo'!ow ing places in Rowan County, viz: Ore tliiid of his lime at the Stable of ike Mission Salisbury; One-third at Mocksvilie. Iiot the i, ill La I- . . u-ru V " ' 1-ashionaMe Kibbons on band, and can supply, on i thc (lefolljant to appear and answer, and she hav reasonable terms, tlioe wliu may wisn faiitHI : It is therefore orderc trimmed. tf- April 11, 1535. in-.v i Orr) -TY day of April last, TVO SO t"j ?'V Mares; one three years old AJSj&HsJtLm !.. ;.!.,. j'i 111 f IIMHO j III . PHI V Linsocd Od, jer grillo::, n! 12 (busli'd) 1 a loll v, . . . 45 a 50 Ijtcoii, . Rraady, peacli, apple, Heeswax, . i o lee, . ; . Cotton, . . . Corn, i xsoed. Flour, . Feat'iers, AT FA Y ETT F. V I L L E. . . . A p r i 1 2S. st n 111 froii. (fi a TO Mobis.-es, . . . . 50 a (JO Nails, cut, . . . 1!) a 20 Sugar, brown, . 12JL all " lump, . . . H a 17i loaf, . . . s0 a " Salt .100 a 11") WLept,. . . . .500 a 55o Wiiiskcv, . . . a 35 Wool, 4 a 4 2!) a 31 0 a i - a 10 14 If. a 17 W a 100 Hi a 40 10 a 20 Iaze AT COLUMBIA, (S. C.) April 30. Bacon, . . Brandy, peacli, apple, rieeawax, . Butter, . . . Collee, . . . Corn, . . . Cotton, . . . Flour, . . . Iron, . . . 1! a 12 . 10 a 12 F Lard, . . , 75 j. Molasses, . , . 40 a 5(;Mat .kerel, . , . 15 a 00Salt, in sacks, . lr a 25 bushel, , . 11 a 17,Su7ar, b.rown, . KM) a 2-" loaf & lump. 10 a 25 . 11a 1'Tallow, . . . 10 a 12i .700 a Oo'Tea? 0i a 000 . 4 a 5 Yhiskev, . . . 40 a 13 . 35 a 40 .MH) a 50 a 0 a 12 Bacon, . Brandy, peach, appple, Beeswax, . . Cotton, ... . Corn, . . . Feathers, . . AT CAMDEN. (S.CA May 2. , 14 a OO Flour, (N. Caro.)0 O a 000 75 a 00 (Cani.nmls).OOO a 1000 35 a 40. Iron 00 a 00 12 a 10 Lard, .... 12 a 15 Hi a I-1 Tallow, ... 10 a 12 100 a 121 Wh skev. . . . "0 a 00 30 a 0 Wheat, "nev , . .100 a 12J Strayed, FROM the Subscriber, on the 21st day of April last, Two Sorrell this arge in tier lace, anu very inicii m ine anu i.ui ; her two hind feet are white, and perhaps one of her fore feet, ai d has no shoes on. She was late ly brought from Kentucky; and it is probable she is either trying to get back again, or is lost some where in the settlement. 1 will give a reward of THREE DOLLARS to any person who will take her up and deliver her to ni' in Rowan County, two miles above Chamber's Ferry. The other is a colt, only one year old, with a while spot in her forehead. I will give TWO DOLLARS to any person who will take her up and deliver her to me, or send me word, as above. WILLIAM S BUTNER. Rowan County, May 2, 1S35. tf Five Cents Howard. TO AN AWAY from the Subscriber, on the first day of February last, an Apprentice Boy na med Seno Whitney. I frwa"rn all persons from harboring or trailing with said Whitney ; and any person who will return him to me shall re ceive the above reward. JACOB BOLCIL Eavesville, Lincoln Co., May 2, H35. 2t A Stallion FOR SALE. El. ISirrKlirad begs leave to inform his friends and customers, and especially County Merchants, and Pedlars, that he has now on hand a Handsome SUPPLY of Articles in his line of business, made in the verv best style of Workman-hip, w hich he will dispose of on terms which cannot fail to suit purchasers. lie is prepared, at all times, to execute Orders for Ware on short notice; and he llatters himself that, from his knowledge of the business and de sire to give satisfaction, his work cannot be sur passed by any done in this section of country. At 1 m anv rate, he only asks purchasers to give him a call, a' few doors Northeast of the Mansion Hotel, on Main .Street, view his Ware, and be their own judges. REPAIRING of every article in his line will be done neatly, on the shortest notice, and on accommodating terms. (jT Old Copper ami Pewter, and Feathers ta ken in exchange for Ware, at the market price. Salisbury, April 18, 1?35. tf aei:i:s w.avst:!. 'IIHfi Subscriber wishes to purchase LIKELY V 1 1 1 ( I'S. from ton lotliirt- -vi rs it. ! mid ' ' w will pay the most liberal prices in Cash. All who have such property to sell would do well to call on him, or Mr. John Jones, his Agent. He can le found at Mr. Slaughter's Hotel, in Salisbury, and Mr. Jones at Dr. Boyd's Hotel, in Charlotte. He thinks it proper to sav, that he is not con- red bv the Court, that publication be. made in the Western Carolinian printed r.t Salisbury, ami the Raleigh Star, for three months, calling upon the said Nancy Gatnbill to appear at the next Superior Court of Law, to be held for the County of Ashe aforesaid, at the Courthouse in Jelferson on the third M or. day of September next, then and there to answer or de mur to said Petition, otherwise it will be heard ex parte and adjudged accordingly. Witness, WILLIAM BAKER, Clerk of the said Court, at Jelferson, the 3rd .Monday in March, A. D. 135, and in the 59th vear of American Independence. WILLIAM BAKER, Clerk. By 11. Mukciiisox, d. c. April 4, 1635. 13t Pr. fee SO 75. The Thorough-bred Voting ISorsc II. W 1 - &T r IMS T7ILL Stand the ensuing Season at my Stable nt Rentiin's Ford. Lincoln Countv. N. Caro lina, and perform service at 810 the Season, 815 to Insure, and 85 the Leap; 50 cents to the groom in each case. Particular attention will be paid to Mares left with the Horse, but no liability for accidents or escapes. The Season to commence on thc 1st of March, and end on the 1st if July. PEDIGREE. Wllitestreak was got by Lafayette, he by the imported horse Bluster, he by Orlando, a son of Whiskey, and out of a Ilighdlier .Mate, sister to Escape, by Pegasus, her dam by Squirrel ; Pe gasus was got by Eclipse, out of a Bosphorus Mare, sister to Grecian Princess. Orlando's dam, Emeline, was got by Ilightlier; her dam by Miss Limon's Sister Marden, by Matcbem SaUrum, a son of Eelinse. out of a Calash Mare by Herod, cerneii m business wim ir. James lime, or won - jier ,;;im? Horsa, by Matcheni Regulus, and he bv ance of his time at Mr. George MeCotuaiughcy 'a Store, twelve miles West of Salisbury. He will be Let to mares at the redact d price of $20 the Season, payable on, or before the 15;h day of Jttr.c, 135, at w hieh time the Season will expiie. The greatest care will be taken to prevent accidcel?, but the subscriber will not be liable for toy il.at mav happen. March 21, 1S35. R. W. LONG. REScniFTiorv. REFORM is a Daik Brown, fifteen hands and one inch high, with black legs, mane and tail ; and considered, by the best judges of both Maryland and Virginia, to possess as manv good points for a STALLION as any HORSE L AMERICA. Gentlemen wishing to raise fine hoists would do well to ambrace this opportunity, for such a horse is raiely o fie red to the Public in this section of country. The following Pedigree, signed by one of the most respectable Gentleman in Maryland, is sufficient to warrant the public that Reform is of the purest blood. Pedigree and Performance. REFORM was got by Marylander, dam by Richmond, grandum by Ogle's Oscar, g. grsndam bv Grey Diomede, g. g. granuam bv Hall's union, g- g. g. grandam bv Leonidas, g. g. g. g. grandam by Othello, g. g. g. g. g. grandam by Gorge's Jumper, g. g. g. g. g. g. grandam oy Morton s Traveller, g. g. g. g. g. g. g. grandam by Col. Lasher's Selima, by the Godolphin Arabian. Marylander, Refortn's Sire, bv Rattler, dam Noli me Tangere, bv Topgallant out of Castianira, Old Sir Archy's dam Rattler by Old Sir Archy, dam by imported Robin Red-Breast, and full brother of the distinguished racers Sumter, Fly ing Childers, and rlirtilla, the victor of the cele brated Ariel, in a match for 820,000 a side. Polly Hopkins, Jackson, and Lady Relief, the victor of the renowned Trifle, in a twenty mile race, have also descended from the same illustri ous line of ancestry. Richmond, the sire of Reform's dam, by the distinguished racer Ball's Florizel, dam by Old Diomede, grandam Wickham's Alderman Mare, who produced the distinguished race horse Tuck ahoe, g. grandam by Clockfiist, g. g. grandam by Wildair thorough-bred, and from whom have descended some of the most distinguished race horses in the country. Mr. Wickham, of Vir ginia, bred both Richmond and Tuckahoe. OT The following remarks are copied from Mr. J. S. Skinner's Sporting Magazine : He anv ottier person. All Letters addressed to him, or Mr. Jones, will le punctually attended to. ROBERT HUIE. Salisbury, May 21, 1-31. tf Valuable Laml For Sale. S . C7 He is a descend ant of the celebrated ini'.xtrted horse 'Turk,' was bred in Virginia, is (i vears old this spring, and is a first-rate sad-' ,"5 die and harness horse, wcll-gaited and gentle commenced a very successful campaign in the Forks of the Yadkin previous to h:s purrh-ise by the present pro prietor, lie will be disposed ot low tor cash only THE verv noted and desirable Tract of .JvV- i i ...i .:i. ; ..t..i.i. -y-r . i-ioii, wtouo ti'iiiauia ti inosi vu.uuuiv; WI seat 1'r a' Work, will be offer . r cd at Public. Sale, at the Courthouse in Salisbury, on Tuesday of next May Court. The Salt Lick on this land was anciently visited by wild beasts, and is now visited by cattle, occ, in great numbers. It lies on the waters of Dutch man and Bear Creeks, near Bear Creek Meeting house, in Rowan County, containing Acres April 2-j. 3i Apply vt THIS OFFICE. t r . i . i Jit. Iiail , rp . ;i m,,a l.tt.r, . .. t,a rl-.,- sl ,1., ,1 I LHII5 Hill tuun iii'ni uu tu uu. y ui k.uiv. uuu due attendance given bv ANDREW BEGGERLY. March 2S, 1S35. trnc the (iixlolphin Arabian, out of a Chesnut Mare 10 hands high by Alexander. Orlando's g. g. g. grandam by Burzi, out of Rose by Sweetbriar, and own sister to the celebrated horse Macedonia. Lafayett's dam by the celebrated horse Dungan non, he by Medley, out of a Mark Antony Mare. Will TESTREAX was out of Fox; she is out of the Janus and Wildair stock, descended from the old imported Jolly Rodger, and from the im ported Mare, Mary Grey. Fox t raised by Col. R. Walker, of Virginia, who said she was a tine blooded mare of the above stock of horses. Whitestreak run one Race, at Danville, Virgi nia, free for all horses, for 100 Barrel? f Corn Corn at 8 1 per barrel. He DISTANCED THE FIELD at a single heat. Mr. A. J. Davis is of opinion that but few horses in the world can beat him, as to speed his bottom not tried. Whitestreak is 5 vears old, and 15 hands high. HORACE A. BURTON7 February 2?, 1635. tf (Reform) run many fine races, generally under disadvantages as to training and management, tut always with credit as a fast and honest racer. To establish his character as a race horse, it is only sufficient to remind our readers that he twice beat Ace of Diamonds, w ho beat him once ; that lie al so twice beat Tychicus, who also beat him once. He run a fine race at the Central Course last Spring (of 1S33) beating fine horses, viz. Colum bus, Whitefoot, Floretla, and distancing Orange Boy, who afterwards beat easily the famed racers Medoc and Anvil." (jr Orange Boy, it w ill be recollected, bet Mr. Moll's grav mare, Betsy Sanders, at Salisbu ry, in the fall of 132. GEORGE S EM MBS, 13t Prince George County, Maryland. TILFORBS rjpiTE SUBSCRIBER having purchased ihc ex elusive right for Making, Using, and Vei.ding the above valuable Machine, for the Counties cf Rowan, Iredell, and Cabairus, t fie is the same to the Farmers of those Counties at a very low price ; the right of making single Machines can bo had at any time. lie w ill have a number of Machines made in a verv sLort time for sale. JAMES COLES. Rowan Countv, March 21, 135. tf