r,r Pkiipem Y. The tie, ,1.1 J .ulnar t.i"
(!l(1 lif'S l 01 !S COUKOU-., iii,i iiniii': .m
, Tk 'I f Ol
f (h it .Stiito us to l undulate' lor Hie
c ir,I,,miU.U8 I'i.il.i !i-I.!i.i AJvrti-:r says
',. ,S'7fc jV.i'ii", is in tho ascendant. Doylr.siown,
Ivania, promises to I another Lons.. ' No
Jj'tliaii 0110 of the Monn tre. s 'H '
A.J tiiis season, and at 1 lio a!j-iurnt cocooneries
.(oiiem'dlhm and a Wiif worms will bn raised.
4r'r;ifim)inent are iu progress to establish a line
' ,i :iin vessels from I'wslon to Liverpool, via.
",ifi fhtcB mt'.f l,2rU tin burden with
, Tiix-s of horse puworaro Ktated to he in tho
-cs of construction, with llio intention of com.
.ncing ojwratimw next Spring.-
CommvvwicaViows.
i " ,' " - . ' : . ' ' ' ' V '
f ra the refL'ctingmcn oj the ioM Cwgreg.
I wnnl District. 'j. -v-; ;
I permit me Messrs, E'litors, through ynureol.
',. to address a few word to the sober and re
(inff men of this district tir auch as'aro hot
-waVfd ly prejudice, party, or passions, birf who
ii the'-cxercise uf one of their moat sacred rights
line riiiW of 'S 'or mon J pubho station,)
I m tfiiulod, and controlled by principle, and Who
II ihemacNea bound in the discharge of that most
i tiled ap?n to decide a matter ha oath between two
f ilicir county-roen. , - i . h. - , ?,
t Tim duty of tcfecung a representative to serve
Lii for two yw the. Congress ofjhe United
Sates, will aoon devoWun the voters of this dig.
Srict." The flames of Charles Fisher, and Pleasant
Henderson aro before you, The question before
im iv which of those then have-the greatest
fiimi for your suffrages f nd in deciding who
' is the nrratest claim you will uaturally ask, who
fc Charle KtMWvHd who is I'ioasant HenrteraiHi t
In a spirit of fainiosi without passHia or prejudice,
k us look to facts V ; - 4j : .
Clisrles Fjsher was bora in the county of-Row.
n ; he grew up to manhood among yoit in early
:! h became your reprenet)tative in the upper
inch of the State Legislature hr aftrwarda
I frtqnently in the State Legislature, and dyer
- latter body ho was for several yeari the prewV
officer, having been selected tolhe Btaliod oft'
ikcr lor his talents, and his -qualifications for
r: apuittnent. tl?lias" 8Ved"ydff"o1teTr'in".'idittf;'
f situations: Thcra has been no public work eat
itfd to advance jpur interests i orhe. interest;
, vulir ctilWrciiThul iiu which e lias taken tK
d. la the Cause of oducalion and public' im
ivemcots of every description, ho hay always
; :n the warm and zralous champion and yeo
w, he is doiiiff more by his example than nnv
i'-r iiiilwiduitl U-afouse the dormant energies -f
f "people to their true interests, "by liis energetij
. luarors to iniiml ictiire machinery ol every tie.
triptioafiir you, and especially for your mills, and
"ir cotton factories. lit a word for the last twen
j five years he has been your able-your jwalotia,
I your.unflinching public servant foremost in
ry tiling calculated to promote your intetestii.w
' j family is here, and his interest arc all to close-
tifewtiriedirittT y win that lie caii xtg BMhlflg, as'
ar ptlrc.jervaflt,,.wtjich,!rilj aflcct you, wiihoui i
Ufccting himself 4u an equal degree with any
Now Jet os see who Duct. Henderson is: lie
bnrrV.and educated in the county of Orange,
?re ho Jjecame a practitioner of mediciije.
no ten ok twelve yearl ago, he removed to the
my of Davie, and located himself at- Mocha
V where' he premised, medicine foC aeversl
rs, and-wbere : arit Physiciarr,rid a -lively
HorwhhrirtmnTtThftrtffflfe"
',r rv-" .T-.-w..A- -L.Mv-..k
u.ieuierwaosjyeuiJUaJua couaiy uaiv
lwrhemtlrcmcJbtoWic,n served
f people of that eoiihty wttlrTespectability f &
1 hey those To' fecl eomehody else in- tii pintev
renuitwd there taking hit pleasure, and ftccn
lt'ratsifljr fiWdlcinetihtit the lasnmTrrmer,-
uucii time, he came to tins place, Baliwini
relte remained until Novmnher or Decembor.
1 then went to Raleigh as a delegate to an Inter-
Itvproveuicut (Joiiveniion, where Tie leniamcd
tiortim and then went to hits old home in
nie, jitre he rcmninad up to (hVtinie he be.
i: t ennilidate for Congress. , - "X .
lime thus" givent you the, most impo(ant part
Im h'ntory ofvthe two men . in a 8i)iritof can
i" d fnirness-liich always governi lliAseek
Iter truth NoV. which will you choose t Will
' ''e a man you )iave ioowq all your lifer
m rvnry interes. UU-iitilicd with yourswho
served yoi long nd laitifully and who nev
ias belrnyrd you.' Or will y" takejm ac-
Huaots ot lji vpterUiiy atij nne who is
rtcly a citizen of tho district T 'If Tou divest
i" mmJs of
of passaon and prejuitice if you listen
e jf reasoiiand not to tlin violent invT.' ""
ie oartizan I think 'you Will, not Jons
c voice
' of the iKirtizan I think ou will, not Jonc
' nnve no parly jirejudiges or Jias-'ionii ja grati
I hale, from t hp b ittoin of my hart,i do.
1 "f I'irtyjJ hwk . upon, tho-i udencaojE ahe
Vfnwrpjiirt-t,f-titem7ie
tf iho worst sins: of the '.timet, aild
- w the greatest roreS porj.c..'W.nryi ,
tuSon "t)iQ ldwriy of nifdrcwing you upon a
Tr,bK-h cstiKf iw us nW, and all" f ask of yon
'.W-l.aiidTlfeot upoo- wlmt I have-fmid with
" cool and calm fcelincs with which it was
n. . ..-.--.f. '.'NO PARTIZAN. '
Till; Uhinfak ( abliman. .
l''i)rrons : If one were to read nomine.
rssnii.
1 1 in
" VVatchmall,',un,. Saim' last pajwr, he
"Pisosf.that 'e vero feaffv "Iii d.iniier'nTa
' vr ar, iuitwi;hstundiiig il is notorious that
' 'jKvajs leen tho most friendly nation of lrt
"theoountiy, never having yol taken iiparnin
:,t 'lie Anit-rjcaiH. ' A writer in the hitler of
' psjK'rs t n I k s a great deal nlioul
mmo! war, and the war with tl.
out "the cause of
the Creeks. and
' nrs it all to 'Tee'ilator, and insinuates that
heri, a i ,..'; ,I,,,rl,a(ori , prod.,, ,,
Mmc ''i''g in M.i.isippi. Now the writer of
trTicle, n j n nl!l.r t13fl s-.viim, the
"". knew it was nitev false when he wrote
knpw H had us I .u, :, truih in it as the as
;' of mi,,,- ,, ;lt jjr, Fi,jier W01Ju i.
Jr! the Ciinni:-.i,)i,Prl on the Ctoctaw claims
"mi,i,;, ;,y ,in2 in vaihingtou. Hut it is
Micuious thai I l.li,.ve they ere anhamed
'nTnteivr., xiicy must surely presomrt as
' n tne rr ! il.ty r.f.tho peoph-, sis they do on
wyb .f tttcir (,- umli-r.-cindiiigs, and the
rI "; 'f i-i! h i- i; ,That cnu as rccl!e 1.
.Si'Ui'.Ti aaouM.resjrt to inv thin tVr a pr,,,, ,
n.it .f ho u ut, bit tint mm, ..
Mr. J.hk l. is been to tin! reiioernen'sof s.-iai Lie,
should duseend t. the usu uf such IHl' HIS, IS t'I'il'i-ll
a nutter of wonder. ' Y.-VDivIN.
s)
i.i. i.iiironi: l atli.'iii.uil a mu Iitbi
. .
fi I lV.1.1 .1... ... . I ..... ... ..
viu-iiuto im; .niier oav, at wincii tlie canriittriti's lor
Conresi were prrsent. Mr. llonderson first nd-
t iirossfj tho assemblage (whiclt wns ciiini roii-) at
some leiioih, the purjiort of which was plod'-ms
biniself to sujihjrt Henry CHiV for President ri'ht
or wronjand atiadiiog .Mr. I'lshor's private cmi
cwns; but after speaking a great while, suid but
... little, and then gave.way. Mr. Fisher met all his
opponents allegations with cool, clear explanation,
mttctt to' the satisiaction of tho people, wuh the ex
caption of a few. soiuoof whom havinc cornn tit ile.
! ttver addri!ssis on tlin Cnmihon Srhruil Ai-i l.,,t
more paiticulnrly tv try und do a Utile something
ogamst Mr, Fisher , and there are some men here
in Randolph injuring their own ' popularity verj
"7iiiictrby"tiiKTn'g sucir5u"aoTive part aaaui'Ufr.
Fisher, and in trying to suppress the free and Re
publican principle of thinking and acting areeuble
to the convictions of jidgment,nd honest opinion j
l :.....:. .i f.t ' . . 1
, mm mm iiiumuiiai, some iiure, went si. Mr as
to any that thoso who would believe Fisher were,
. fools j he slid this in my presence, nlltiding to
some very worthy' fanners in his neighborhood.
Dut one consolation is that such language is calcu
lated to disgust, and consequently defeut a good
cause, much more a bad one. And I verily be
lieve that those who are trying to do most aj'ainst
Mr. Fisher are doing niost for him, so futile ro
-4eir argumeotsr :
V A1 CITIZEN OF RANDOLPH.
; t" wEsiKRM maoLiMUN. '
; AIesibb. KufroRs t I am a plain man aud have
' lived in this codtoly all my life. - 1 have frequently
'. been struck with the violence which governod ma
j ny of our elections, but I never before witnessed
anything to equal the course pursued towards Mr.
Fiahefrr - J hadfearcety heard his rrame mentioned
in this part of the District as a candidate, before a
set of biisy-bodieX from' the.' village commenced
ding-donging in my ears charges, againslhim. 1
told them to wait, and let me see who were the
candidates, and what were their principles, before
they eould expect ma ta form an opinion a'bmit jhi
"iiSilerXriBejr Mill pe'rsted' in. attempting to'
"firendict; me against hurt, ;. I thouahr," however;
- for myself, and was determined to wait his coming
-HWt ? he pike at twr fourt, and-eflorwards pub-
lished a circular-iwith both, I wna well stttixficd t
jiMs:4a.-atiirV that liiiw.Jtfr?JGUbP.eajrjun and
other Delegales to the-Ashboro caucus have boon
ridru? about our count v. altemntiiiL' ta deceive the
. attentnw from looking at Dr.- Henderson s qualiii
: cations, uy making charges against Mr. Fisher.
, They and Mr. 7 composition melul pedlas
have floododxthe county with Pwsim's scandalous
2taper, and wIHt at) tnannnr of ftlsn rtpotlt thost
M r-.- FiheTi-, tttit-wil I-not all dir. The more
they slander, the more we are determined to go for
, Fishor. : e will Certainly give him 200 or 250
.majority in this county. ' The carront is running
;more tor, mm every uav. . v ( , ; j
1 ours, d-A.
Messrs EditmV.PP8JIj8 past week, this
County has been over-spread with ito dirty sheet,
y'cleped the "Southern Citizen w prWd in Ash
boro' by one Swaim, and owned by thev leaders of
t the Ashboro' caucus, who employ thiaeptile to
throw his filth over the district. Three fourths of
" the paper in question was filled with scurrilous
- abuse uf Chariot Fisher, In order to thow thatliei
..l,hv,iiui!i,iv;u)iii,jija
4t-4dy -iwearf ritenhrm trmt airo
cto jn:ih!rla3yii:liiDaiL'
cle in
. -L n.l . 1 . it , . " . 1
think of a' set of men, who," not oulv "take uikmi
' " - . . ..: T
hetmrclvcilh
on the people, but fMjnbtenpejgsif WJIA'PHKgi
able wretch it he Swaim to assist tn his election by
1 : .. . .1... .1 . i 1 .. r... f.
raduoing the char
imiimit. rFor it
can be proven that one of that body-acknowledged
it .1 l. - t - r .i 1 a
t A FARMER OF DAVIE. TJ I
' roa tub wcstcbs croumax.
fi jiauujuu(ju.wu3 iasen. ua. ai Auooru,.wr.
Straim. I want Mr. Fisher elected, but I would
rather see him beat a thousand limes, than to nee
him elected not on his own merits, but by vile slan
der on his opponent. ..- FAIR PLAY.
- tat rut wurrsKN cakoumax. '.'
Mfjsrs. Eoitors t I was at the muster at Mor
gans hut Saturday, and out of about 200 voters on
the ground, there were only 6 Tot Henderson, leav
ing out Hamilton C. Jones and the relt from Salis-
f 'bery and esjhe talks r big -about HT)derson's
n,sj jnty in Chatbam (which I duo t believe) pub
liali tiiis, a the ttutb ot it can le rstablished by
, : 2UU rui.tiML'N. ;
FOt THE WESTXRX CAROUMAK. .-
Mkssrs. F.itTORs: A splenetic writer' in the
i.lasU!..VatchiDap,,luver tbe tigiiaturaf " A- Da
vidson" wtug, iiwuTgcs.Trr sundry sfricturesoothe
article of "At rv6(nanf in one of your lute num
twr.
farga.r.4latbajMrj
T-. I -i. ....1.1 '4...... ...u: :e .1..
two winem, 1 fiiuuiu a nutniiig tu ray, 11 iii
-rmer bad ten fined himself lo tho point at issue
betwewtbenfcii ltat itmtead of mlym KPfW ffhaver'in' re'rwf 'iraset nig resolved thaf Ihey will
tempting to disprove the assertion
sftion of" A, Freeman "
he indulges in tome Coiitcnit'tibl'j insinuations
' against ttve suppqwd author or that article; in
u jtnj he reniinds me rcry much pf Don Ouitnfte and
the wind-mill .for I doubt whether the author of
that article is a cititen of the county.x
Wii did not rted the evidenco furnished by this
writer, that ". A Freeman's" shot hud struck iu the
"7ightjdrrcr. -Trte thitmrirtg ofjhe oundedj.,
""geons had before been the source of no little amusc-
nient here. -The naturalists tell usof a bird, which
when pursued, hides his head m the nearest buslf,
" and imagines himself secure from observation.
Such seems to have been the cause with,? cer
tain rf." They have been for weeks encaged in
3tjMSworkiij. vusrqrfsrntatioii and slander din-
stimulating $uck stories as Hist spoaen ot oy - a
Fremnan, if not in the same words, and 00 doubt
imagined that it would excito no observation from
any one, excrpt tho honest farmer to whom they
were telling it. ' And nov, forsooih ! when the mir
ror of truth is held up lo tliqm, in which they can
see their own conduct in all its naked deformity,
they, with upturned ryes, aflect a holy horror at
b! frtfdom with'which they are exposed. They
defame and misrepresent Charles Fisher and his
friends they stir up the waters of biticrner and
nirife, and if it isnotieed at all, belwld t AWrtibcr
. lies nr infringed upon,'
Thi writer, wall a 1'lia'i iuu! a..s.iniptmn i.f
"in on tri! v , eliar.u-ii i isiic. uf Iiimmi -If and " the set,"
U' as's vi having "hii overwhi-'miug n,j, riiy ol
'"l!V aihl !.- CltlI'l-."' Tills in IB 211'Dl 0 ll
i.i . . . . .1 ..I... ... ... i. . ' t' .
ui.i ri'i.u us as iii" i itaie ui -- riuemu!. was.
upon itwni, to iV 'tie kast of it. ' In (im, hotev'
er, ha i l.flie more modest thai) smt of li.s co la
inters, for I fc.-tve I'frte le'uril ui! th.e itecenrv and
soheruss cl;timel for that pm y. I doubt w ticther
tliey will claim tho merit of: exclusive deceuev and
sobercess for the.ir eaUiliJuU: They may' well
boast ul tlos, however, .lor I am much mistaken, if
an iiithllii-nt putilio will not. adjudge sow; ol them
to have forfeited a far more impotiunt ckardcltrii
tic that cf truth. ' " -
This political Doctor deals largely in quack mo
diuirW, end seems t view Swaint., Pumicca with
wonderful conilacei)cy. 'Thert is certainly no dis
puting shout tastes. . I am je-l stillicieutly cnuver
sant with such matters, to judo bow it was in
tended to operate-Twhcther as. anemelie or oilier-'
wisesme thing is very ceriaiu, that in this county
it hits'lmd an almost uiiivernulIyX a nausoating ef
feet, no much so that I do not know an instance of
.1 paiiciiLUkuig a scciiid diisc, except same ibvr iu
Lexington, whose stoninehs suem to be made of
sterner sniff. ith regard to a certain catholicoii,
or some such thing, which this veracious writbr
pratea ajout, I am at a loss in what light toTegard
it, whether as an drivelling umwonno, or as intiimi.
ating something w hich the writer dares not openly
charge something of the bush fightingjio chaVtjc
teris of the " srf.' If in tfiis, how ever, asTias been
suggested, the writer means to insinuuto that the
North Carolina Standard is received here with' ant
morejavor than it was "soma yertr ortjWO ago,"
lie but adds another falsehood to the long list for
which the " set" are r&ipaoaible.-ifr intked. thoy-
are responsible for any thing. . T (10 writer a silly
nonsense alwuf the " Autocrat," and aristocratic
bfnin, &o., is entirclv worthy of the source from
wliich it cnianates. " TBut enough of this rf (irW
oft WAifi,'-' The people the real peoploof the
county will, In duo time, overwhelm him and his
Federal associates id spite of all their writhing
and contortions. In the meantime " let tho called
jado wiuce my withers are niiwrung."
A MM U 1SU I KEK M A.N. .
' FOR TUB WtSTER.V"CABbLLUS."7 " f '
"Musrs. I'oitors : The last Watchman, con
tains several letters from Chatham, written in a
style of puffing exaggeration.! had previously urn
deMtood and expected thatmen would appear, they
are only a specimen of tho systom of trickery re
sorted to by hisopjionents to deceive tlw public as
to .Mr. r isher s prosnucls below; and are about
9 st correct as the statomants.au tha Caucus paper
.that Kowan and Davia are, gmng atrongly in feivor
of D.t. Henderson- We may expect to soe, from
this CmeTorlli lilt the clecrioii,"airkrudbrdTstor'
ted represeutalione in the colutrmsof these two
pjreraiif report
to such means n prop up llieir sinking causes
There aro now industriously circulating through
parta of tho ' District . many a'amlerous tulos lo
injure. Mr. Fisher personally. ) think you ought
to mention this in youV poiwr, tliat the puhlio may
f be apprised of4fai- "-"'-" ...':-rcc.-
They will without doubt reserve tome of their
most vindictive fabrications, ami only prottasrale
them just before the Election when t hoy camiot be
inetaiidiiswredby M ftj' isher.
1 ours, Ace-
m firm nm iTwenra AJmuj XsVurtrri 1
.TilJYfJUUiIXVJLLe-AFFIU Y-.jltUL'C
Wa regret to state that this unhappy affair hat
boon the- occasion of more Woodshed. A duel ronk
ptace betweon Henry A, Moore and Fielding Da
vis, on the 27th June, oa the Louisiana side of the
line, about ten miles below Woodville, which re
sulted in the death of the former. v ' ..
a They fought with nflosat a present; distance
50 yardt. Mr. Davit stiot Moore in the bft aide,
the half entering about, half an Inch hetow the top i
JLitu liroil Lnmui,rtwl 4 tU-Mrrt AM
. - Hi Hl.w.
Mft Mdore' chatlenged Mr. Davie willioui wait.
wg tor he Jatter ifl fojdy- tojtit UtrnWn) puUksa4
lion in, t tie newspspert. It is but justice to Mr.
Davis td state that lie was very reluctant to accept
. 1. - . 1 1 1 . . - . . 1 . . .1 . r 1 -
thq challcrAgeMmd pvca up to the time of hit ap.
peirmg on tne ground, aeciareg tbat he was lorced
into a measure which he deplored and condemned, I
aiid exnressed'TiTs"' winin'ciioss 'foaccede'lo aiiv
honorable terms t accommodation ; but the op
posing party was determined that the light should
take place, and Mr. Davis rather than endure the
sneering taunt of cowardice from those who could
not appreciate his motives, yielded hit bolter feel.
ings and judgment to the nendisb dictates of a false
honor. ,L,:cv ,. J.'l.'Jr. v
. We alto regret to state that Mr. Leigh, who
was severely wounded in the former affray, it ra
pidly sinking, and cannot, it is reared, survive
nmnv days. - . . . .
From all that"we can gather from inquiry from
various sources, we would conclude that public
opinion in AVjlkiuson couuly is ttrtngly in favor of
,ur. t'avis, sua ins uccu wua turn tur jugtioui trio
whole alfair. ' " , . . .
,V'e hope blood enough has now len shed -to
calm down the angry and excited ' passions of all
concerned, and that it will proceed no further."
"TUoSIfe-- Tlie Tost of "pmperty ly tliefrre tn
Mobile eince the first of Jsnunrv last is estimated
The insurance companies have become so much
alarmttd ul tbs exUting stale of- affaire- that Ihev
hareafier make no insurance against fire until the
corporation shall entublish a better police.
nade l)crlc.lh the evening of dm 4th insl., as
the rteaniboat Sampson was returning from Statcn 1
Island, to New York, having on board tome 750
oasjuiuers, whoo about midway f her trip, the
9ti!U!tt:lu')ts of iliij promt'imdeji-ck gave way, and
tbe clecx, Willi the living mass it bore. fell oil in one
oblique direction towards the stern, crushing be
neath its weight an immense number of the passen
gers who were upon the deck below. So crowded
was every part of the vessel that for tho momeut
no relief could bo afforded to the sulfrrers, and not
until tho steamer Sun came alongsido could Ihe ex
tent of tho injuries sut-taiiMid be ascertained. Il
was found that an elderly lady named Miles, resi
ding in Perry street, wad quite dead, as wait also
Mr. Joseph Chamhert, a grocer, who resided iu the
upper part of the city. v s"
. Mr. Moses Henriquis, a broker in Wall street,
was so dreadfully .mured as to survive only until
Friday, about noon. v "' ' " . '
Mrs. Tavlor. of No 161 ' William slreet. was
also dreadfully injured, and is imt expected to re-
cover. .Mr. David I t alton was also seriously
injured, and was taken to the Hospital. fomo
twenty others were more or less bruwivl, !iit noun
Udieved to be dangeroujlv sri. At the luiio of the
arcidi nl, several persons fell or jiiinpud nveilxiard,
all of whom were, however silely pu kt;d up by
end carried to new York on board of tho steamer
Im'onsrqueiiee of the deck having fallen upon
the Idler ro;K s,' it whs Immd jmpiissible tosleer the
lioat, and he was taken lo New York in tow of the
Sun. . ' , -. ' ' ' .
Tim Coroner hold ananquest upon tho bodiea of
the above named deeetiaed, phich results in a -verdict
of " Accidental Death.'.
Mrs. Miles, one of the killed, had engaged her
passage lor Liverpool by the packet iii 8;itunlav.
The agents of the sleambont at Staton lob'md
requested the people hot to crowd the boat, but
without avail. The prwwire wtos so great that tho
gates were carried away, and all who wero so
minded rushed on board.
UNITED IN WEDLOCK,
In Ibis r.mntv, on the 4th instant, hv Jobn rsrrk'iii,
Mr. t'AUKI'.R to Mis LVDlA COl'Ji
Married in this Comity, on Tuesday, ltiih inst, bv
AW Oowsn, Kko., Ma. RICIIAliO l.AFAVl'.ITf;
t in in nr it ill I . it,-jtf ttt nnn i
- DEPARTED THIS LIFE,
in' Davidou county 00 the KHIi instant, Mrs. 1!AR
BAY SULLIVAN, consort ot Daniel Sullivan,
Aped 51. years. -' - :i ' .
In this County, on 'th litis insiant, after t prutraC'
ted illness, Mrs. CATHAItl.NK CASl'ER, 'consort tf
. Adain.Lsjcr, sgt?l Si yesrs, 2 months and lit I dnys.
, S aVvsbury Y cmaVc Acavkiuy ,
MttH. UUTfclUHOS
IXi.S.lenvo to Infornl her friends lad Patron's (list
9 the present Academical year will close oa the ISIst
Ani.i without puUk Ex&nthiulion. ' " "
She will foel greatly obhed by the immediate set
tlement of bar Tuition bills, lu the eontimied iiidispnsi--tmrrtrflier
JiltWTkin calls' h'csvlihniedia'fely to Now
YorR. snd any detention under bircuinstances so alllie
tive, would ba to her a source Of eep repret
' N. B. "Tlie KAMSIIUltY FEHALE ACADEMY
-.-will he re-opened' CProvldcotO pcr'uiitling ou U10 1st
Monday m (Vtobcr next . . ..
July, li, !. ; 2w -
', - - twlir59Wst.
j:l:iTnn .SUBSCRIBER
INTENDS to rnrrnih the Ciiixen of Salisbury and
. vicinity with I'til'.F, on Tuesdsy's, Thursilss's and
" Saturday's, and oO.oner if required, ss soon as Itecves
.. can boprocurea; bo temierslus llianks Ivr fstot-pttroit--
sge, and hopes lo be enabled to pleaiui all who will
- aiani pauwiire nun. t " " : .
.;4- r.-i. - fifLVIty SMITH.
tv July 19,1830 v ; .. , " if
Iiast-notico.
i A LL jrsons indebted .to. . (h Estste pfjjie' J?! Dr.
il-Lueco Mitchell on account, will please settle tbe
same on or befurs iho lOlhdnyof August next. Those
wlio fail To do eo, noed not exect further indulgenea
Application may be made fur settlement, either to Ma
jor Hneed or myself. . . A-. HENDERSON, Adm'r. -r
.Salisbury, N. C, July 19, 1YX J 4t
wft'a,fr. lis "stp'!--!
INFORMS lils fricrids snd tfie puhliitt Te1sao
enlsrging his tistoblismcnt st the ..-.-. '
It LA Ll u si It IX G S ' a
Davidiajii countr, andmskuiff sbisjus jiiiprovciTitnti
him. He has now opened his house tad is resdy ta ro.
for the better accommodsiion ot all who may eslj on
ceivifin iTiose'whd iiii'v favor" h'nn wiUC'Uieir" custom,
1 and he assures tliom Hist na paint will be spared to ren
der their stay easy suid comfortable, He will have
more rooms than during the last Summer, they will be
better fitted up, and his table shall be abundantly sup-
' plind with the best the eoonty anords, - - - -v a .
The Healing Springs ef Davidson, sre known lobe
at fine Calvrcatb water at ever flowed out of the
earth. They .have long been celebrated for the healing
and invigorating effects of the water. Hundreds ot In
valids who have visited them, can besr teslimoiiy k
their UEALTH-KEST01UNG QUAUTIK-S. ; '
'These Springs are situsts Tour miles Ksst of the
- Yadkin ittror, in the midst of the mountains where tht
'sir is cool, pure, snd refroahid?. Tbey are distant from
Halubury aUsit H miles, snd from Islington about 11)
- miles( -(jood rosds lesding from each place. '
. ,Tbe Subrcriber flatters himself Uiat tliuss who msy
- honor him with their comjisny when tbey Icarefhall
.. have no cause to bedissstinfied either with the waters,
or with himself. His c liar res shall. In stl cases, be
moderate. V WILLIAM HARMS.
July 19,1639.,
tf -.'
.4'--- -rt--.i ..,,.-. .'
W a have slwsys csteenisd tbe Jhahnr Sminet"
of pi;,idsiiqjA,lycxY,fiflahCal
. bavs been relebrstnd for many years for their strength
ening, and invuorstin? qualities These Borings art
loraiod iq the midst of a range of considerable moan-
..tarns, where the sir is pare sad pieaseanU'-Wsttrtglsd
to see thst Mr. Harris is fitting op the Establishment
for the accouiirKxlatie.il of visitors, sod w hop? he will
. receive the encnortrVcmout which the waters, and bis
attentions so wi-ll deserve. -
ttrtr-yfrWIlt,1 " JNOrf-HKfTltf:r!tNr
JAS. It IMHXJB, . R. MAGNA MARA, .V
It, W. LO.NU, JUNIUS KNEKI1,
. SAMUJlAUGltAVC
, . April I".!-.".). . ,,.::.....,
TAILORING-BUSlNKSSr
1 lESI'ECTFULLV Ukes this method lo inform bis
J a. friends snd customers in Concord snd its vicinity,
that ho still continues to Carry on the above brxnth ol
Uiisincss st hi? old stsnd in Concord, South of the store
of Messrs. J. F. &. G. l'h.lcr, where ha will be found
at all times, resdy to w , '
Cut, mate or Kieculc,"
any work in his line. Hit long experience in tht Busi
ness, the pains lie is now taking to receive tho earlietl
fiuhiont .rota Philadelphia snd New York, tnables him
to so, thst tlie work done at his Hhop. shslt be o the
i v -a -
am ,.
i Best Workmanehip. ' ... '
N. It. He will slso teach s A.'-nt) the much sp
proved system of .T. Oliver of Pluladohiliis, losny one
w Im wixiies iiimrnenon in ins svslem of cutting,
t'oncor.l. No.-. l-:t- '
Beef! B5ccf!!Z:
it-- ' . ,
'Vt, Onvvycvs oi" HiUs.
HE Subscriber, hss an unproved patent Spindle tot
Mills, by which, a null will do much belter than
with the usual form of Spimlle It is so cone tructed
ss to ki-op from healing or killing tlio meal in any man-.- v
nor. The runner i contimnl by the.Spiiulle ss si- -ways
to prrscrvo iu balauce, siid uf cour'aa there is lia ,
rubbing of tbe stoma, .
I tli in k, by this injproved. Spindle, tbr, same walr
wHI do st .least oiie-tbird mora business, aud tlie mttL ' .'
of superivr quality. . ...
Any person wiliii,f to cmr one of UieM Spindh ;'
may ubta.u One or nior,', by tna-:tU4? sp:Heiti r (witb-
in a shiirt time) to the Subscrilrt at Mgcksv.iif.linvW:'
N. C. il think the probable cont wiil not CAtcfld'"
$;W tor the Patent and Mimllo ready fur .n. . . 5
t Col. Wis. F. Kelly and Tbos, Foater.ia llietwlifity. ':'";
of Mocksviilo, havij. recently tried the improved ypiu-; , ,
die, siid aro highly pleased with it ... , -
- - , . L. M. ClLDKaT. 4 , ''' "
, Febrnxr; 7, lsk). :. - - , - tf ' '
f EMAINING in Iho l't-0.r!ce aH Salisbury, '
.... w . outlta itJulyy l"- .-.p....tr:-
Henry Albright, R. H. Alexander,. '4, Il'tiry
linker, Dr. H. 1 I1ru.II, Jacob' Uruwn senr., Win. ' , '
llurr, Miot Ellen Itaxtor, Dr. A. lo-riiard, Miss '
Jane C. Hyers, llirnin W, ( V.ort or F.V. Philips, 11
Ceorgo Casper, Ouorgo C'roiser, Josrpit Cowan, '
senr... William Crawford, E. F, Cumniiug JucoUi i
Casper, Uov." Alexander Chnmhlisii, John LivCar-1
six), John fashion, Mrs. Hannah Caldwell, Clerk of- .'
Ihe Superior Court, II. Dyenriatt, Charles Dunn, ";
Thomas ' Estus, Miss Susan Elliott, Samuel E;
glot James Ellis, John Hofmmdkor l!ller, Secrq. ,
taryoilli'ultou lKlgviYiiliam-FulltSr NquU W'r--V-
Fry, Jacob File, John Foster, Sidney J. Fuimniing,',.
Idizalieih Uheen, Dr. bam l.urepn, John dardner, - -H.
S. Cormun, Warren.tJ recti, Ablo Jrolnim, Zcl- -
pha Graham, Clin'rlt-a flarrU, Miss Elender Ildtl ;
snji.Coo.S. Huli, Jiweph Hall) Daniol Horiibarer,
Natiey Hull, Rev. Abel lloget, Asaph Hill, Plea, f t,
sunt Henderson, Uev. L. 8. Ives, John Janet, Ceo.' ;
Johiuon, Solomon C. Jones, Son we 11 Junes, 2, II.
Cj Jones, 3, John R. Konncdvj Henry or Peter " " "
Koon, llarbary Keller, John kerns, Mrs. Eliza
both C Konnorlv, N'Oali Kayhjr, 2t Klitabeth Kri- , -;:
dor, Mallhew II. X.ke Clouions Lancar, Mutca , ,
M. Lyster, 2, Rev, iieo, ,W. lnhortift, John -Singlo,
Mason Lodge, Mis. Martha McLaughlin,. ''
Jolm .McCaice, Thomas More, Dr. N, McCailum, .'.
Edward Menmr, James Martin, Kev. Thomas Ma.
son, Rat hnel SfcConneigliey, (icorge Miller, Mist J v
Margaret fSuman, EK Noa, Cnpt. James Owen,
Peler Peeler, A mOr Pelton, Henry Peiice,'James
S. Pie leer, Jolut E. Patterson, Jacob Poul, Miss. J
Eliza rharr, William IVniuur, Hon. KichouMid ,-. .:.-'
lrtonralatid-RwdrwJoiffRd
jary Robertson, Col. Thomas Rucker, John Rose. "
man, t-apt. Chariot Ross, Henry liiilenhour, ,j .
IVfaiy-'SmlttfrJo'iairT; Klizabeth Swisher,-Johrt-"
SJiayor i. 2, Jtilm 8if?rdvrah Sharp, Mr. Cttlta
rmo Smith, Michael Bwink, Nicholot Sbuping, .
Hannah Taylor, W illium Thrift, Cupt. M.Thomp-' .V
son, Samuel 'Vuruer, A. Tornnice, A. F Woolly,
Miss Jane M. Wilson, Thomas Womack, Joim- - .v
than Young. .' H. W. CON NOR, P, U' i
-:jwlyi:M833';;
, Commission and forwarding - j.
:mjiu..W'A--r '".7
, " , Wtt.Mtsros;, N. C.
Refer to ' - ' v - "- ' ,
t. . . 1 . II- 11" I :
, nicanra. r.. a., at n . vi lllaluW,
Joluf Jlttska V Son, -
nTaftrSiign''' Rajs'T
t-rf-f-.V--r-r :sa-
V. 1. Ilaigh, .
C. J. OrreII,s
v '-' Joseph Baker, y ' r'
Curtit At MyroVcrti
June 21, t-3i. r
Feytttmil- :--
3m
; IlricIC; 3Ias6iiry. ,!::
TTXME KURiCRIBKR hrmg near iMiwngtonrlv- -w
TJulTCbpatty'UaltWlR
lie thJOliU'livillxjiter into contract-nh sy PfH, or -
persons, eiUiur m iMvusonritewaior-tyabarrus -l-uuo.-. .
ties, who wish houses, factories, nr any other kind of
brtddniffs erected of-Brick, totmild tht-m sselenn, aa
durable, and in at good style ss sny Workman in this
eoontry. ;-- r ::
He will slso, mould and burn the Brick, if wanted. :
tta tiustt tint nwwsjfcflerico in
" RilllJI.UI.MI AND LtWU I5RICK.
win entitle Lnn to t nhare of public patronage. . - -"lie
"would refor euiiCiiMiiiMi wihbiiiL' wortrdonc In fita
Line of lluainess, to tho Femalo Academy and (lie new
fire proof Clcrk't office in Salisbury, as spocimons of
his work. ij, ' -
N. B. Tlio wMijns work done, will ptuast leive
word st the cflico of the Western Carolinian, and it .
shall be punctually attended to.
- Kttui.iir i ux.
Davidson, ApriUS, lK',9. - -' -' - tf"'-.- :
'. lAsi ol VicUcrs
REMAINING in the Post Oir.ee at Lexington,
-N.C.. Jull.1M9. - "
Aliiert G. Allen, John J. Durnot, Iewis ftaker,"
Frederick Rillings, Oeorge Hodsworlh,Johu Hurk-
hart, Mm. Miiry Drinkle, John Cornish, James T.
Conwly, Vroleiitino Ir-ilge Davis, James Ellis,
Rarhara Esther, Joseph l"arnlr-e.Jac(.Utt(xis,t h.
II. Ilueronon, Jacob ilaca, Vyleniine Hace, Chris.
tian Hepler, Ephraim Hough, John Hilton, Peter
Ilodrick, tctir., ucorga. Hedrick, senr., l.lizak'ili
I ledriek , - wit low r - Jauo- 4 laden, -M is ila rllm JIL .:
1 1 nl), M r. Lf d ford, )jjniel Leonard, JpnaUian M illit, ..
Daniel Mathcrly, John W. Kane, lioonard Harris,
Peter Michael, Jonathan Miller, Daniel Noun, Ja
cob Raper, John Richard, lVicrSink, Alexander
fihoaf,' Joel Phitlip,; Julm Tow, J. DnvidfSOri; Tai-"
lor, Veedhnm Temples, (leorge Workman, Win,'
Wadsworih, J. I Vests).-- -
M. nOUNR.VYILLE, P. M.
-" ',,'" 24 2.
:;nf-':: h .-;: J
. " - ii. a f
'PHEFall Session wjll begin,
JL
op TbiirKdat, the fciih uf Au-
gout,- Such m tlie arrangement
; ol cIsrkos, that any prolably.
nunibot of scbolart can rcceivo
i 1 1 1 j ample and etlicient attention. 1
't .'CLASSICAL PtPARTMICNT.
1 f. J. niNfillAM. -
iL
: J. A.'lllNt.'HAM,
. - 1 A. H. KAY. - V,
Tuition $21 idimnrr, "
rxoLiaii oxruaTMCTir. ''
A. II. RAY,
' S. W. llCtiHEa '
I'
OiT Tuition $15 fa trfiire, '
-July 4, icw. , - , .-;: - r v , gj3v
CoIlckc'a lMatchleas Sanative.
4 Q'JANTITYof ths above valuable Medieirrf ou
d liarid, and for solo at tho lVl-Ofiice ot Cm-ry
Line, Davie County, N.C.,
..--, . - Py-'OMN I.FNV, A;c!'
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