J
-Lr'fAi-mZy TTHlara Johnson D
. C-! I r n i J W 0!rne; S-
IacscI Colcstia, George Barn
C Means. - .
Url!, W
OJ.A. W. Burfcu.T.T. ShJe, JohtTP.
Anthony, R. E. JoLnjWn, Wm.. R. Ed-
i-a I SLnvr
ILfvJ.'noa.'
Kit::
ward.
Ta Wwre a''MtmUer Messrs. P. S.
Kl-lkr, V. A. McBeo, W. Williamson. -0
rrur Tootltll. Williamson, Wm.
I Lander, T. J. Eeclc.
naa y i f wnrafi'ir . n. 'Alexander, Ucni.
i S. Jobnnon, and Col. A. Mot.
Il was then Resolved, That tbe proceed
iojs of tkU meeting bo published in the
ran
adrsnQ 3II?clcII, Dr." James , Saturday evening tie 2Cd inst.
B. S. JOHNSON, C7mV
T. J. ECCLXS, Stc'ry.
JcLn 3! leer;. '
Lcrjosr, Gmcral Clarke. 1 " ' - ' j
' i Ll-A-UrtnQ MircbeiJ, Pr. James
;cn,T, jctti r Fiuky.
v
-
appointment
We agree w!di the Times,
Tbe beds and bed Jin f cannot te excelled ?
of this City, that lit. Miller "deserved", a I and. the table 13 abundantly furnished: with
better office than this: but eren this Email I tbe best. of surh TroYisLma aa the srann .
cbanoe at tbe public crib ?f somewhat eirpeI fords ? V' - . . J --. j
nor . to an j thine: which Messrs.. Bamnger, I Jbe-atables are commodious and well ai-
oamj, ,or auaie , nave vet lnvvmca tol lenaed.
. They, we understand, woold like to go io - Tbetroprietoirassinres tirf rrablic tbat.
cpain:LutoneoftbcwinavormaTnot.iustas wbile be will thankfully exert, himself to
111. a a r W- 1 - . il .. " .
iuo -loiieij in iiasoingion, as 11 isiermca renaer sausiacaon to tnose who may patron
by the 2ew York Express, should chance to ixe him, his charges will be exceedingly
HLD
4-
Jojrfb 31 Bos?c; A C Mc
R C Purjcar, Tyre Gkan, Josh
'Co:-. " -
A G Carter,
Jcia MeH-r:'. -
Oxamia.l I! CLrutua.
; Airi. Jtha W Thoiox, Jonio L
Iythnul 0 Li5b, TUiw Wil-
n, tR'tant:t I, Iiannert
X&a Ilill, Jwha F Palalcxtcr,
A Km;. '4 " - f "."- -
ioclirm Thomw R WbccUr, W M
Elthscn. Jca L LescVurc.
" Oxnerii CMa Grates, JcLn Kerr,
Georg- VniIirav3.
,r' Gm!'vrr Joha A Gilmer. L Sa!a, I
FOUelL '
teruUpSJovL. Worth, II B KUa-Ct.
Olartia Y U-k
v - CXMtw N A Sodoun, J J JacLsoo,
.TaeHalL
Alvnamrt Wm A Covington, Col- John ' r,r of Ku
tcOT The following answers will be re
quired to be sworn to by thoe giving in
tbfir Taxable thtJ year.
NotuWr of Town lots and location.
Valuation of Tuwa property.
NoqUt of acres of Imd.
Valuation f Iitil.
White Pulls Black IV11, Free BLick
Polls.
Stud 1 lor' and Jack.
lice f-er tH-a. n.
Anjounl i.f Interval recvived. '
IKvideui aaJ Prufiu
IXntLiU, Ibvcun.,, and Lawyers.
Salaries anJ Fees.
IUrs
Cents,
1 raw.
Standard.
CONGRESSIONAL, DISTRICTS.
Tlic fvl lowing are the Congressional Dis
tricts of this State, as they stand under the
atuous iuynermander of lS4t- 47.
Fir Dtsrict.
Burke,
IcDbwell,
Yancy,
Cleaveland,
Caldwell,
moderate.
June, 22.
xceedingly
28 lm.
Cherokee,
Maon,
II aj wood,
Buncombe,
Henderson,
Rutherford.
Abe,
Wilkes,
Furry,
Davie.
Second District.
Rowan,
Iredell,
Catawba,
sr.
J W
Hols' fict-! Tfnllm-w
Oru$t CVIwalLdVr Jones,
orrwJ, C Y Job nson.
v inrie-lRo5a Tucker, W W IUJer, B
B Suiitb.
GnmriHe Jala S llitoo, Robert Gil
Fucj. Tb raas Miller.
FmnliimJchn D Ilavlios, HlwarJ W
ToIke, Allen Perry.
Ilarrr AlcxanJeT IIakius Wrlion
S Klvasds, Peter Datu.
' XcrCit- T J Person, A
Harem, ?amric! CaJtcrt.
mhUrA Joyacr, L II B Whiuker,
''RvddiJX Plttman.
1 A oaA 'Dr. Drake, Sinjuel
General Crcoh.tw.
,"- Tprcm?--Jtxnc3 J Battle, Duncan
Fcrr3m, Dr. Is ranee.
( Vcirf.t -James C Dutbm,
Tltt: EUROPEAN NEWS.
TIjc news from Eumpe till continues of
the utmost importance. The political af
fairs of Europe are wore complicated an J
prtcutou? than at any period wuee the
overthrow i.f Iuis Phillirrr. The Emi-
a
iaV miniff -ifodccUriui' bw iuten-
Linoiln,
fjxsUm,
"Meeklenburg,
Union,
An sou,
Third District.
Stanly,
Cabarrus,
Montgomery,
Richmond,
Moore,
rrington.
lion to interferrc in the quarn-l between '
Austria and Hungary, in favor of the farmer, i
ba produced tho rofoundest sensation in J
France. Tbe Russians till advance upon j
Europe, although it i said that 30,000 of j
them hav stirrcn lerrcd. Too Huuprarians
have luet with a series of successes that will
greatly encourage tlnnr cau.e and render
their ubjapitin by the unitol Iluian and
Austrian f-rcos a matter of gnat doubt.
The Frankfort Assembly has depoeM.d tbe
Repent. Ruia is luujtormg her forces,
ana has pretty well succeeded in tranquiliz
ing the rarious towns in Rhenish IVussia,
but the (icnuan moveoaent is far from be-
iug stipprvseiJ. Tlx? Batliani unitel with
ti BavamesoT the Palatinate aud the Hes
miv, utv inarching on Frankfort with the
intention of proclaiming the Republic and
conducting the National A.Mcmbly to the
fortress of Rastailt. There seems a rroba
Stokes,
Rsxrkiuham,
Guilford.
Granville,
Caswell,
Person.
Fourth District.
Randolph,
Davidson,
Fifth District.
Orange,
Chatham,
Sixdi District.
Wake,
Franklin,
Warren,
Halifax.
Edgecombe,
Nasb,
Johnston,
Cumberland,
Robewon,
Columbus,
Bladen,
Brunswick.
Seventh District.
Nei
JNxmpson,
Duplin,"
Onslow,
Hanover;
Robert
. tranrr.E J Hl.
1'. HVjrae Jetncs GriworVL Willi Hall, 1 bililr that the vat twnulation of Baden and
Joha AfctrCi, I the Rhciupfalx will unite with the people of I
t DuUim 0cn Kenan, J Pearsall, J M j AUiee, and e?tabll.h a republic under the j
Fiddlctoa- s ' jrrotection of France. The Austrians, as!
'- Xt ll.tMCtT W A Wrig?t, Edward ! ustul, have been eoniniitting the greatest
1 IlaJ, It u Holme. , I eieees iu Ijrhrtrn. Tltoy Lave Icxn badrv
wiww-nn raosoo, t-axnee .Morrnv, defeated tr tbe Venetians.
! T . f ' 1
I THE FRENCH IN ROME. f
t A correspondent writing from Roue, sav9 '
4 Ike release of tbe rrench prisoners of war,
Wayne,
Greene,
Iuoir,
Jones,
Craven,
Carteret.
Fi'jfith District.
Beaufort,
Htt,
Ilyde,
A ashington,
Tvrrell,
Thomas Buntiae.
,( Oajljtc K B Dodly, Owen Hoggins, J
A Avtritt.
' - CartrrrtJ Ramloy, 31 B Robert-
aco, Benjamin Lcacraft. sn.
CVwrr Riehard N Taykr, Alonxo T
Jenkins E R Stanly.
- i2rVf Edward Stanly, Wn B Rod
rJan, iHrid Frecroan.
Lrm&ir Jooa C WaaLington, L C IXs
' tund, Francis Dibble.
:Jm9 Calvia Koooce, J II Dclahunt,
J, C Bryaa.
1 Vf-J B!tw, G Heyt, Jax Strecter.
Jnm Dr. Joha B Bxciwith, Iivid
HetLuaAjTia II McCclUrs.
' 3Ir. Osborne then a.Jdrcd tbe conven-
tkn In a very earnest and feeling manner.
Oa taotiow of Gor. Strain, the f dlowiug
resolution were UDaoimously adopted :
7?Wpo that the thanks of this Conven
tioa bo tendered to the Itthcraa Congre
tion for the nsr? of their Charcb, in wbieh
th Contention has held it nioos.
FeJfr?t that the thank of this Conven
tion be teadcrrl t. the IVesilent and tlw
ctbfr OSccn of this bodj, f.c their able ami
iEIics.! djchirg of tbe da ties required of
Femjlk-nl that the proeeediogof this Conven
tion be publuhel in the Carolina Watchman,
witi a reue that the other papers in this
Stale I ealkl cpmi fa copy tnem.
. Got. Swain moved that the Conventi-a
do now a.Ijoura "
: Tbe Prvfilcnt thn rw. tendered bis
thaaksTand after earnctlr arpealin to the
Martin,
Bertie,
Hertford,
Northampton,
Gates,
Xinth DUirici.
Chowan,
Perquimans,
1 asquotauJc,
Camden,
Currituck.
In the last Congress tbey were represen
ted as follows : T. L. Clingman, Nathaniel
Boyden, D. M. Barringcr, A. II. Shepherd,
A. W. Venable, J. R. J. Daniel. James J.
M AKRIBD
and tLe sbsopicnt fraternal etcort tbat was I .McKay, R. S. Donne 11, and David Outbw.
given tliem, tnat tue r renen bod tbeir swords , '
returned to them, and were conducted into J
the town to a collation. Some of them ex- !
j pressed themselves with a good deal of feel- j
j tng, ana an were mnpicieiy crcstiijen. uen.
J Avexanno shoik hands with most, and they ;
wcreeuoraevUny many ot the Italian oruccrs.
In a Urt time, (Jenoral Avexanno went
with h"is staiT to join them in t he Ctaso, where
the French sildiem were eIkctel, and in
friendly cnvcrion with crowds of Roman ,
some of whom wen? offcrins them cinrs.
i rome giving bread, and others taking them
to dnnk wine. It was d-dightfid t see
( wilh what gd-will arvl aUerity the Roman
responded to tlus generous and noble invita
tion of the government. The military band
played the Marseilles, and then a French
man, who lias a gol deal of eloquence and
writes for some of the French papers, was re
quested by theoCicers to alJress the people
from the balcony of the restanrant; and he
thanked them, in the mont expressive terms,
for the noble conduct shown to hu fellow
countrviuen. and he was received with most
( rapturous applause from the people and cries
of' Vice IlrpulJiciin ll'muiine frona
S the French soldiers in the street. The late
I prisoners were then conducted in procession,
most of them arm iu arm with Romans, to
' the gates of the city ; but as they passed by
' St. Peters, they went inoftheirown accord
At Statesville, on Wednesday, the I3th
inst, by the Rev. Mr. Rockwell, Dr. James
II Houstov, to Miss Mary Jane Simov-
1
j ton, all of Iredell county, N. C.
So, witJi decorum all things carried,
: Miss fmTEu'd4 and blush'd and then was
j niarried."
' On the 14th inst,, by Jonas Best, Es.,
' Mr. Fr.xklin B. WniTXER,to MissS.tRAii
A.vx, daughter of Geo. Leonard, all of Ca-
tawla ermnty.
In Rutherford county, on the 5th inst.,
by the Rev. J. M. Webb, Major B. S.
Blaxton, to Miss Almixa C. daughter of
A. W. Whitesides, Esq.
OIIITI'AUV,
In Gaston county, (near Dallas, on the
10th inst., Jacob Riiyxe, agol 80 years.
In Catawba county, on the I6th inst.,
Col. Marcus II. Rudicilx, aged 30 years
and C roonths.
Mil. Editor : The friends
' of Silas Williams, Esq., request that he
be announced as a caudidate for the office of
Cvnventioa M pet f -rth every efrt m their tW grand altar, knelt down and ,o VouH c,crk of Cleaveland countj
introursc with the people togiverjcccss to t w CCT" Jj1
thisrrrat fnterprcic, pn noenced the Con-r ruUlc-
JNO. 31. 3I0REIIE.VD, W.
. P. A. UAV1SL
JXO. N. WAfltIXTTOX. " Strretarir.
' Alb est ToRaiLNCE,
rcirA
etrjiiprr.
REMOVAL OF MIL McRAE.
Henry W. .Miller, Esq. of thU City ha
been tendered by President Taylor the office
of District Attorney for this State, in place
of Duncan K. McRae, Eq. removed. The
... Register aks us if this is a cao ct procnp-
' - , . ; I or the Lepublxan. tioQ We answer that Gen. Taj!., befora
. 4fh oTJllIf JlcctitlR". this election, distinctly g-ave the jwople to
, PsrscaattJ adjoarnmcnt, "a race ling of understand that be wouM remove no wan
the eitizc&s of Uaonlntoa was held at th f from effice on account of his opinions. Mr.
Cowrt Hoase on Saturday the 9th inst., B ! Meltae has leen removd because he was a
R JOHNSON, Kl i ia the chair, and 'T. iVmocrat; therefore, call it what you please,
J. EcdrJt, Secretary. v it is another instance of broken pledges and
' Th committee to procure an - crator re- I violated promises. But the tiuwatr of doin
pcrtcd tbat their choice tud fallen on Javes ' this thing ought to excite tbe indignation ot
A- Ca low ill, whi had accepted tbe ap
pciatxacot ; the report was CDAaltaously a-
The dinner cnxamitt reprted tbat a din-
ntr wtmJd be fumlshol by Squire Johnson, I
co lie saza tenat as last year. Toe report
was aJ.'pteJ, and the kame committee ap
foatrd.t pnxare inbacribers to the Ditoer,
tixr Mesixn IL W. Abemathy,T. J. Srtigle,
A. A- Rxsmior, Caleb Motx, II. Thonxwn.
Oa ' motioo cf Wo. LAnder, Ei:, the
f Jbwia getj'Jexsen were appointed a -
( hm cf A rr'jiuexLf Cp i. J. T.
AcxaaHer, Aln Alxar.der,Gn. D.Seajle,
J-cac Jlooxr, It. II. TcapWtoo, Jchn, Sa-
at the ensuiiii; election.
31 ANY CITIZENS
3Ir. Editor : The friends of Gen.
Daniel Seaglc, request that he be an
nounced, as a candidate for tbe office of oUPE
bjor Court Clerk of Lincoln County, at
tbe ensuing election.
cterr riebt-minded roan. For tbe last three
or four months, Mr. 3IcRae, ha been confined
by sickness, which many of his friends
fear msv prove mortal; and he is now absent j
We are uthoriz,ed to an
nounce I;obKT WlLLUMSOX, a a candi
date for re-electiou to the ollice of County
Court Clerk.
ETERTAINMENT FOR
, TRAVELLERS.
SAMUEL HART,
at tW North, in an extremely weak condi- N the road leading from Salisbury to
tion, with the hope of recovering his health. Lineolnton, 16 miles, fipci the former,
Gen. Taylor doubtless knew that this afflic
tion was opoo him; but bow could it be ex
pected that the man who has proscribed
some cf bis own soldiers from public office,
who stood by him in battle and lost their
limbs and their blood under his immediate
hotice, - would suspend the axe in this case?
We are indignant, but not surprised.
Mr. Miller, we learn; has declined this
and 33 from the latter place begs leave to
inform the public that be .is at alt times,
amply provided to accommodate travellers
with entartainment equal to any the country
affords.
His House, almost encircled by a plea
sant grove, and supplied with most excellent
water, is situated on the right band side of
the road leading from Salisbury.
LIXCOLXTOX MALE
ACADEMY.
The Trustees of the Lineolnton Male Aca
demy take pleasure in snouncing, to the citi-
rens ot .Lincoln County, and to parents and
guardians generally, that they have procured
the services of Silas C. Lindaley, A. M, and
former professor at the CaWwell Institute, in
Greensborough, N. C, to take charge of the
cademy; and in reconimendinMr. Lindslev
to the public, as a teacher, eminently Quali
fied to perform evdry function necessary for
the instruction of youth, they need only re
fer to his character which is well known
in iNortti tarouna, as a man of tbe purest
morals and strictest piety, as a teacher ex
perienced in every departments of learning,
taught in the schools of our country, as a
professor in the Caldwell Institution,' forJ
many years, indeed, as having spent his bfe
in the sucessful instruction of youth.
JMr. Jiindsly has charge of the female
Academy in this place also; and suitable
assistants will be provided by him in both
Academies.
For health, cheapness of board, and the
morality of its citizens, Lineolnton is not sur
passed, and scarcely equalled by any location
in the State.
In the school will be taucht every branch
of learning, necessary to prepare students
for college.
1 be terms of the fechool are cheaper than
at any of the neiffborim? vitiates, and board
can be procured either at public or private
1 . f ' 1 . 1 !"
nouses, at irom seven to eigut aoiiars-per
month.
The'exercises of the school will eomaieiico
the first 3Ionday of July next.
The prices of the school, as established by
the Trustees arc as follows ;
1st Class Reading, Writing, Spel-
ling,.the rudimenst of Geography,
and Arithmetic, per session of five
months.
2xi Class Including the above
with Engtxsn Grammar, Ueogra-
fihy, Arithmetic, Composition and
listory per session.
3rd Class Including the above
with Algebra, Sun eying, Chemis
try, m oral and Natural Philosophy,
per session $10
4tii Class Including the above,
with Latin, Greek, and the higher
branches of Mathematics, per ses
sion . $15 00
Contingencies per session 5Q
JAS. T. ALEXANDER,
H. CANSLER,
J. A. RAMSOUR,
W. LANDER.
D. W. SCHENCK.
hap STouwrn wmMY
C. & JX FRONEBERGEK ; v;
Wan& respectfullj call the attention of the people of ClewelanJ, and the surroBBJingcoantier
and distrioU, to their -;. ... ; - ' v-- .'.-V.--,. "2 .."y
XEW, SEA SOXABLE. AKD DESIRABLE STO dK- OF MERCEUNDIZE,
9( their weU known stend,in the town of Shelby which htve beta eleetel wim care, and with a view
the accoausodatioB of alt who may faror ttem with their patronage ,
The Assortment Consists of a variety of V'-J S0-.
buy goobs. . .
CLOTIIS, CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS; every rariety of pattern and color of
CALICOS, at all prices; FRENCH 3IUSLINS, much lower than ever, a large quanti
ty of them ; Plain, Black, Colored, and striped ALPACHAS, as cheap as can be" found
in any estaMishment in this section ; a superior article of SILK WARP; DRAPDETE,
all quaUties; TWEE'D CASSI3IERES, KENT, JEAN'S, TURKEY Red, Brown
Sheetings, and Shirtings ; Bleached do ; Swiss, Cheek, and i Jaconet Muslins ; Bobinett
Lawns; Laces, Edgings, and insertions ; Irish Linnens : Linnen and Cotten Diapers : Hose
and Half-Hose ; Ladies' fine Mitts and Gloves, and a variety of Mens Gloves, &c. :
5K-s TEAS.
Nail J
BROWN SUGARS, of different qualities and prices : L COFFEE, a cood article.
and a heavy stock of it on hand; LOAF SUGAR; Rice and Molasses ; Saltby the sack
or bushel; Peppers, Spices, and Ginger: Tobacco, Candy, and a superior lot of TEAS.
DRUGS, 3IEDICINES,
AND DYE-STUFFS.
Paints, of every kind ; Carolina and Spanish Indigo ; Madder, Prussian Blue, and
Venetian Red; Epsom and Glauber Salts; Caster Oil, Nutmegs and Mace; MofFats Pills
and Bitters; Peter's Brandreth's, Gordon's, and Cooke's PJlls ; Indelible Ink ; Number C
bands Sarsapanlla; Bears, Maccassar, and Antique On; White-Lead, No. 1, by tna .
Keg, or 100 lbs, 1. )
jBJiewpe BffitDESb' jkashSw issjsysSo . ....
$5 00
$$ 00
00
Of Boots and Shoes, this firm always keeps a good stock, having advantages, in pro
procuring these articles, which render it an easy matter to compete with their neighbors,
not onby in this, but in the adjacent villages. Among the stock is a lot of the finest
SILK and FUR HATS, and other qualities down to as low a price as may be desired ; all
very eheap, and a lot of Bonnets, of various qualities, with together Leghorn, and Palm,,
Hats, of different prices.
J
y Trustee
CHEAP CASH STORE
DALLAS .
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
Tue Nimble Sixpense better than the.
slow sitillixo-
ROBERT GAIVT.
AT the South-east corner of the Public
Sqxiare, in. DALLAS, Gaston Coun
ty, has reeeiyed his supply of
STRIXG G O OD S,
embracing a great variety of choice Mer
chandize ; among which are
Crockery, &
Glass Ware.
Fine and cheap Plates; Teas, Bowls, Pitchers, Plain and Fluted Glass Tumblers,
Preserve Dishes, Casters, Salt Cellars, Wine Glasses, Molasses Pitchers &c. &c.
Saddles and
Saddle-Bags.
Broad Cloths,
Casimeres, .
llain Ycstfngs,
Fancy do
Calicoes,
Ginghams,
Plain Ribands,
Fancy, do
Plain Jlu.dins,
Shawls,
Handkerchiefs,
Gloves,
Mits, .
Hats,
Bonnets,
Boots & Shoes,
Cutlery,
Crockery,
Hardware,
&C
C L O C KS L ; .
A New Style of Brass Clocks kept constantly on hand.
READY MADE CLQTHIXG A . ; ; '
To suit the times and season ; COTTON YARN SEGARS, &o.
C & D. Froneberger take this occasion to return their thanks to those who have thus
far so liberally patronized them, and to solicit the public favorifor the future, assuring all
that, having facilities for purchasing goods, on the most advantageous terms, they, will
not allow themselves to be undersold. I '
Shelby, May 23, 1849. . - V,
CAKKIAGE MAKINCr. y'ff
Firured do
In selecting this stock, care has been
taken to provide such as can be
sold at reduced prices ; and
yet such as are durable
and good, as weli
as fashionable.
Having
adopted the
cash system, which
is better for both buyer
and teller, he will be satisfi-.
cd with small profits; and he
reppectfullv invites all who would secure
GREAT BARGAINS,
to call and examine his GOODS and learn
the prices before they purchase elsewhere,
Terms Cash, and Cash only.
corner; oe kno and george streets,
T-his Hotel is situated the most fashionor
He part of the City. Tlve Froprietor
xrill be pleased to see hisfrieipds and the .
travelling public j promising that no ex
ertions shall be wanting on hit part ta "
vutke their stay agreeable, . '
V PRICES reasonable, '
P. A. HOKE,, Proprietor.
JOn W. KDG, Assistant.
June8 V . , , 26--
BL AXES far salt at this office: "
ISAAC ERWIN,
Late of Lineolnton, respectfully begs leave to inform his friends, and the public ia
general, that he has located himself in the village of
SHELBY, Cleaveland Connty;
and that he has mao -preparations to carry on the above business in all itsvyariona
branches. , ' ! ' I
He will soon have oa hand, and will continue to furnish, in a superior style, all kinds of
FAMILY CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES,
ROCK A WAYS kc. ; r
He will endeavor to procure the ery best' materials, not only for fine work, but for the '
manufacture of all kinds of : j .; . ' . ft,
Carry-alls and Waggons.
either for light or heavy service.
His terms shall be low; and, and depending on his customers for supplies, he will be
happy to exchange his work, to some extent, for country produce. v.
Being determined to exert himself to merit encouragement, ne will thankfully receive all
orders for work which he will execute with the utmost dispatch. ,
AB lands of REPAIRING done at the shortest notice, and al reduced pricesi '
Shelby, May 25, 1849. " i tt . 25
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
' A. W. & a M. QUINN, ic W ' ; '
Facing te East End of the Court-Hoijsev
S H EL B Y , ; - ; '
Respectfttlly inform their frieds and the public that, being ! in the regular ; receipt of '
the latest and most approved FASHIONS they are at all times ready to serve tn08f who ;'
may favor them with their patronage. ; s , - ,5J
Having taken pains to qualify themelv.es. for the business, by a. careful study of all the1,,
most ' - '' ' '. - s . Jl- -'-". - -
. APPROVED lMETHOJ)S 01? CUTTING,
osdy varying there frOBj, to suit the taste of their customers, they can assure all who "may
wish. tahaTe. COATS PANTS, or VESTS made cither in the. most' V "
FASHIONABLE and ELEGANT STYLE, orin a PLAIN AND Substaktial.MA1N!;-
NERr thait their experienee and skill, and their desire to please, will enable them to arpl
entire satisfaction. : , -1':' : . U-'-' i'-l
Impelled by a desire to elevate the mechanical skill of the South, they will make" if
their study at least to equal, if not to surpass the Northern Work that may be thrown into. " '
our market; and, therefore, they appeal, with confidence to their fellow citizens to sustain tbemv '
. Terms moderate, and punctuality observed in the execution of all orders. - t - ;
Shelby, Blay 25, 1849. it ' j :y.; r -