p- :i ' .1 - v TT"'-.-- ; r..;"p '
. .-Ji 1 ...-..- . . -.-
The Paraguay Expedition.
Advices from Buenos Ayres to the
27 th January, state that the Bteamer
Fulton, with Commissioner Bowlin on
board, was stopped at Fort Itapura,
Paraguay, where he met Commission
ers from Lopez, who were authorized
to make a treaty similar to those made
with''' England, France and Sardinia.
All agreed to meet at Corrientes on
the 1st February. Commissioner Bow
lin expresses Btrjng hopes of an ami
cable arrangemenit.
Died at the Age of 132.
At the extreme old age of 132, old
Sam Prior, the patriarch of the negro
population of this city, died on Satur
day last. Up to the latest day of his
lite ms memory oil persons and events
anterior to and during the Revolution
was very distinct. Pet. Press.
Liquor Drinking in California.
The Sacramento Kegistersay$ : The
largest liquor dealerH in San Francisco
have estimated thai t the daily consump
tion of liqnor in this State amounts to
f about 8000 gallons per day." Asaata
ing that there aire o60,OW inhabitants
in the State, each would have an allow
ance of 5 gallons per day, at thai rate ;
and the annual consumption would be
2,880,000 gallons.
Steamboat Collision Loss of Life.
(iixcrxxATr, Maif.20.
The steamer If at Holmes, boiihd to
St. Louis, with'l;0 emigrants for Pike's
Peak, came in collision with the jsteam
erDavid Oibsonj, -bound for Cincinnati,
with a cargo of sugar and molasses, op
posite Aurora, Indiana, last! night.
Both steamers were sunk. Tile cab
ins floated off, Jmt To or 20 pers0n$are
supposed to be lost.
Commercial.
I it tif persons having goods remaining
fmteivme Depot up to April U, lHj59.j
A A Hall. (' F Pisher. .Tohn A Hunt
Sherrill Turner. O-Vimster Feiiiiater.lC S
lirown. H L & .1 .Smith. MatheHpnA Oraw-
ibrd, Omthcr &. Co, Bell, KukeK &'o. S
Uickert, Jamison, !Siuiontii & (,'.. Watts,
White & Co. J A At K Davidson.
Horie, Leckie & Son, C Burnett, prjC HarV
Iiit.
Statesvihe Market.
Statk.-vm.i.k, Ai.ril K, D")'J
i'OKR'ECTEO U KKKI.Vi BV J. V. A I.E X A I j H SCO.
Bacon 0 IP ( 0 KJ
Iteef 0 4KC' '4
Ken l her.-1 ( :)4A)
Flour 4 "Hi in' 00
Flaxseed 1 (Ml'
Hides, dry 0 12
Ureeii . O0C
Lard (rl0(0l2
Linsevcl 030 (vrUH5
Ikwax022Jtfft5
Butter O 15 (rt;0 IS
Coffee 14 ( ItiJ
( 'andles,
. Tallow
0.!0 (Ji ''
I'orn 07.1 0WI
. Chicken 0 U (a ft 12
Dried Ah,.-i.
peeled 1 llo
MolnssetfQ40 (rt 4Wi
(( (1M7
0 7" ('isu
(MX)11
2 25 i(.42"0
0 12 n 14
0 IS !(,( 20
0 lOj (Hi 12
0U5I ( I t."
Dried Peru-lies,
t peeled
unpeeleil '' 1 0))
Charlotte
arket.
V I'
1 f-.'O.
Iaeon,
1 lams 1M ) 12.1
Sides 0.111
Hve
! l'eas
oso
1)73
((0S0
I Beans,
white
Ho-' tlOC(0ll
1 oil
0 4"
Beeswax 027
Butter 0l
Oats
Meal
Hid,
Dry
j (ireeii
1 Iron.
j Comm.
Boiled
j Lard
(i 0 oo
t70
'andles.
Adaman
tine. 0 27 (o;,o
Sperm 0 40
Coffee,
ni o 1400 U
UguiraO 14
Java 0 IS (a Op
t'(ttnt.
Fair to
good n 11 U" i 1 f
Irditi to
, mid. OlOJCW'l
Flour.
Fx np.
in-bbls ti 00 ((tiCo
ln llags2K,i ( i
M 1 1 i ti.2 70 (t t
Fine '2 23 Qi'lbO
, (irailn.
Wheat 1 10(120
Coin 072 (ftl:
0 12
0 0.")
(0IH
0031
0 12" (f 0 12J
i .Molasses.
1 N. ( l. li.Vr
i Sit. Ho. 0C0
W. 1. 033 (0 40
i Naibj 0 03 (rrOOO
I Salt.sek. 1 4U (.J30
Soirits.
Bwwh 073 (7 1 Oil
! nTc? :o4rtj (o43
Ap. Br. 0 73 (A (Hi
Beach UK (jp 30
Sugars,
I N. O. I. 0 10 (011
, Loaf 0l4(rt)i(;
Salisbury Market.
ft 1 1 . . -
.April l. i )'.'.
: A t,'- r
Apples
Dried
Molasses,
Culm O.TT (043
N. Orl. 0 33 ( aV3
Museo. 0 43 (030
XailseutHl.3;,(i(M()
Oats 0 4(1 (0 30
Oils,
Tanners 030 (al095
Rags, lb 002J
Salt, sek. I 70 (,l 73
Sugar,
Brown 008 (tll
Crush 013 (rt015
0 30 (al 23
liaeou 010 (fUU
Beeswax 0 20 (M23
'andles.
0 24 (a ti oO
C'b'flee,
ftio 0 12K014
Java 0 17 (;02f
Cotton 0 10 (,(, 11
Corn 7 0 (f0S0
" Meal 065 (0 7.'
Feat her-030 (033
Flour,
f bbl. 490 (,,3 40
C nek 230 (3 2 50
Iron, bar 003
Lard 010 (a 0 12
Clar.
Tallow
s heat,
White
lied
Wool
oincoi:'.
0 10 (hOI2
0 9 3 (S I 05
O Stl ( ()90
023 toO 30
Fayetteville Market.
April 4.
Alum 060
IWi.ii l 9 (it(
Iron,
Swedish
12
et'm-liar'.rtXji
do wide 001 1
Attier. 0(Hi"
Eng. rf 0 04
(iiiuny O IS i20
Dundee LS ( 1120
beeswax 030
Coffee,
Lard
0 11 c0 13
Bio 0 I13(f)ll3" j Lead 008 (;008J
LagutraO 13i( 0 15 ) Mola-se-Java
0 VlUs 0 Ul Cuba J 0 2T C 0 29
C.tton, I N. O. 044 (050
Fair to JXail 004J( 005
Kowl 012J(012i Oil.
Ord. to ) Linseed IS
mid. 011K012 Tan'rs 070 (fllOO
Cot Yarn,
Salt, sack
; Liverp. 1 25
)Shot,r.b.
Com on200 0 225
S to 10 0 21
lkm. Goods,
Sheet'g 0 H
Osnab. 010
Feathers 040 (0 45
Flaxseed 1 00 (ai5
Flour, J
Familv 0 65 Qi $ 75
Nuper; 6 40 (a 650
Fine 615 (25
SeraU h5 90 (00
Grain,'
krn 090 (a I (Ml
Wheat 1 (Kl
( Buek
225
Spirits,
P. Br. 10 (aX
NCAp08$
North n
Apple 075
NCWhOGO (WO 05
North'n
do - 038 (W O 40
Sugars.
' Loaf 012
Crush 012i(,O131
; Coffee 010 (flOHJ
P. Rico 010
N. O.
Tallow 0 10
; Wool 0 18 0 10
Rye
(Jats
Peas
Hides,
Dry
Green
i m ( 1 10
f'4) (gbso
0 80 (rHi)0
010 (0ll
005
WANTED TO HlRB,
A IEGBO WOMAN, PORTHE
-OL BALANCE OF THE YEAR
bavin
15 some knowledge of Cooking and
aehmg preferred, and without children.
Apply at the EXPRESS Office.
I X I
-Nans
' Teas
I ltagM
I Bice
! Salt
j Sugar
1 Loaf
Tallow
I Wheat
m
Commercial Travelers.
Dr. Ayer'e business Agents are a pleasant
welcome to as, coming about as surety as the
year. We can say of them what we are sor
ry we -cannot of all such visitors that they
are uniformly gentlemen. They are known to
us of the press, as able and reliable accom
plished business 'men; of a character well
worthy the benevolent calling in which they
are engaged, of promulgating the best reme
dies for the sick this age affords. Success to
you, gentlemen, and to your eaose, for both
deserv e success. Hartford Chronicle.
Mr. H. L. Spencer, who has lately favored
ns with call, does ample credit to our broth
er's views, and we commend him to the cor
dial reception of our fraternity long may
he wave.
)mnenral.
MARRIED,
On the 2d of April, by John Murehison,
Esq., Ma. JOHN SIMPSON and Miss
DORfUS BUSTLE, all of Iredell.
7 bituarg.
; DIED,
In Iredell county, on the 22d of March, of
iiiMamation of the lungs, Mr. JOHN BAR
BIXGER, aged 5(i years.
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LIST OF LETTERS
DEM At XI NO in the PostOWce in StateK-
ville, on the 1st ApriK 1839..
Austin, R M
Alexander, Silas
Allison, G W
Allltson, Mrs K
Bradford, D R
Bost, Hiram A
Bost, Levi
Briant, Lindsey
Bass, Mary A
Butterniore, Jacob
Carley, W P
'haiubcrs, W A
C&m&fojg, J K
Doualson. T L C
Damron MitsMarvM
Davis, B 1)
Davis, J II
Davidson, G W
Krwin, A B
He pier, Jesse
I licks, R L
Honpe, Miss P J
I I op ey cut, Wm
Hampton, B G
Iloupe, Sarah
Hfl rkey, Jesse
Klutts, Mrs Sophia
Kirkman, AAV
Knox. David 2
Kelstler, Mrs A L
KinZ, Thos F
Lcutz, Ilenrr
Laureno.e, S V '
Lipperd, Sol
Lewis, Geo T
Mitchell. EW
Moore, Wm
Mullis, Wm
Morrison, R II
Mull, Abel ,
Murdock, Thos L
Moose, MissElizabeih
Munday, B J
Morrison, Andrew
McKatban, A A
McIIenrv, Jno
McGalliard. Tbos M
Kamer, Jacob V
Speck, W T
Summers, J Q
SberrilL Ffanklin
Stanlin, W J
Sharpe, J L I
Summers. J S
Stoggin, Peg'g
Sharpe, JN
Sharpe, G W
Todd, VV II 2
-Taylor, Wm 2
Troutman, I B
Webster, lienj F
Walton, Jno
Leonanl, MS
Persons calling for any of the alxve letters
will sav '-Advertised."
B, F. SIMONTON, P. M.
f ,
. . 1 .
II I T 13 , O IL,
VXD
LEATHER STORE.
DKIRKPATRFCK & MS.
i No. 31, S. Third street,
JiettrtmyJIfarkct ami Chestnut .vtrect.,
, PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE FOR "sale
DRY & SALTED SPANISH HIDES,
Dry and Green Suited Patna Kips, Taiuitr's
Oil, Tanners' and 'Curriers' Tx1a
At the Lowest Prices, arid upon (lie fcxt term..
tegf All kinds of Leather in the roogh
wanted, for which the highest market price
will be riven in cash, or taken in exchange
for hides. Leather stored free of charge and
sold on commission, , 18-ly
InEW- F I II M !
SEW 500DS!!
Jj A. & R. Q. DAVIDSON
HAVING entered into Partnership for the
purpose of conducting a
BUSINESS,
JLV STATES VILLE, N. C,
Kespectfully inform the Public that they arc
now receiving direct from Philadelphia and
New York, an extensive and well assorted
Stock of
MY ATI'S AWE t'AHGt
i lAfl S ummer
GOO D S
D R Y
Clothing,
Boots and Shoe?,
Bonnets, Hats,
and other ariticles too teilious to enumerate.
QEO C S H r E B
of everj- descriyition ; and other
FAMILY SUPPLIES;
All of which will be sold very Low
For Casn or Country Produce.
Our friends anil the public generally, are
respect fully invited to give us a call.
March 31, 1850. 17-tm
NEr GOODS.
IIE SUBSCIBER IS NOW RECEIVING
from New York and Philadelphia, a large
and well, selected Stock of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS,
Consisting of
Black Gro de Rhine, Marcelinc, Florence,
and Fancy Silks.
Printed Jaconets, Lawns and Organdy Mus
lins. Jaconett Robes and Challics.
Fancy and Plain Bareges. Swiss
Jaconetts, Nansook and Mull
' Muslins. French Worked
Collars, Sleeves and
Flouncing.
White Barege ,
Shawls (new style j)
Black Silk and ijace
jMantles. Bonnets, trimmed &
untritiimed. Ladies' & Misses'
Flats. French Flowers. Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes. Engravings and Pajnts
for Grecian Painting.
Hardware, Quecnsware, Medicines & Paints.
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Candles,
Fish. Molasses. Salt. Coal, Oil
and Lamps, -Old Dominion
Coffee Pots, &c, Ac. fcc.
My Stock of
READY-MADE 4 B : MIM.
Is very larjie, and was selected with great care
from the best Stocks in Philadelphia
and New York.
Country Produce taken in Exchange
for Good.
B" Very liberal alloiranee made to Cash
Dealers.
T. H. M RORIE.
Statesvili.e, N. C,
March 30, 1850. 17tf
BOARDING HOUSE.
Mrs. S. W. WOBTUISGTOS
HAVING taken the House
formerly occupied by
Mrs. M. A. Wrew, is now
prepared to take Boarders, by
the Day, Week, or Month, ns low as any
House iu the place.
Statesville, March 25, 1859. lotf
Wanted,
K AAA BUSHELS GOOD WHEAT, for
U.UUU which the highest market price
wiU be paid in CASH.
Applv to 3. F. ALEXANDER A CO.
March 11, '59. 14-tf
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
. I
JAMISON, SIMONTON &
Are now receiving and opeirmg, in the Sinionton Building,
A NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF GOODS
FOB TUB
SKIlSTGr JlD SUMMER TRA-IXE,
Gonaisfeme of a General Assortment
iti v itatv . , i i.i tii. . i- n.Tiv r. ti nuuvi'i-i
. i i. a w r sir ' . d. ui a. m
BONNETS, HATS, CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery,
Drugs, nfeAicines & Dye-Muffs, Crockery A
In short, weliave in Store, and will keep a
of the conntrv.
Our Goodfi'have been bought with CASH, and will be sold for CASH, at Low
Prices, or on Sltnrt Time to Pur.rfiiai Dealer; our intention being to Sell at accom
modating price, and to discard the LONG CREDIT SYSTEM, short profltg and
prompt payment being the best for both merchant and customers.
J8r Please Call and examine. We will take pjfasure in waiting upon you. jSt
fj A. W. JAMISON.
A. K, SIMONTON.
8TATESVILLE. N. C, OTHO GILLESPIE.
Antit 4, 1859. IS tf W. H. MORRISON.
SPRIG AND SUMMER GOODS
I AM NOW RECEIVING FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
a new sii'pplv of Goods, which I will take pleasure in showing to those wishing to examine
them. Mv Stock consists, in part, of
GPOS DE RHINE & FANCY SILKS, BAREGE ROBES & ROBE A LEZ,
CHINTZ ORGANDY ROBES AND ROBE A LEZ,
FRENCH JACONET AND MUSLIN ROBES AND ROBE A LEZ, .
And other Dress Goods of various fabrics and neat stvles to suit the Season.
WHITE GOODS.
Plain, Dotted and Striped Swiss MUSLINS, Victoria LAWNS and Nansook MUSLINS.
TARLTONS, JACONETS, CAMBRICS, Ac.
L-xniEH" EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SLEEVES, IN SETTS.
LADIES' MARSEILLES COLLARS AND SLEEVES, IN SETTS.
LACES, EDGINGS, dV.? 4V.
BONNETS AND BONNET RIBBONS.
AM 9 BLOOMERS.
Round, Cornered, Printed and
FRENCH LACE PRINTS.
With a
HATS AND CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
QUEENSWARE AND GROCERIES.
CiU and ice if I will
Statesvii.t.e, April 4, 1850.
ALL ABOARD 011 HIGH PLNTE !
Third Edition, Revised, Enlarged and Removed.
. J. RICK H HT
TAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING HIS FRIENDS, PATRONS,
AND ALL MANKIND IN GENERAL, THAT
HE HAS REMOVED
TO THE
HOUSE FORMERLY 0GCUHED AS THE BOOK STORE,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
Where he 13 Receiving and Opening the LARGEST 'STOCK of
CONFECTIONERY,
EVER OFPEBED IN SI ATE STILL E.
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK,
As he takes pleasure in Showing his Goods.
If vour HAIR is falling off', or diseased in anv way, he h.as the article to Restore it :
PROF WOOD'S HA11
lie Is also AC EXT for
Sanford's, Ayer's and Dr. Jayne's MEDICINES.
LADIES, if vou wifh Preserves, Piekles, or Candles;
CEfflXEMElV, if vou wih Presents for the LADIES 5
o LITTLE BOYS and GIRLS, if vou wish TOTS ;
S. J. RICKERT'S
IS THE PLACE TO BUY THEM.
STATKSVtLLE, March 30,
GRAND
OF
SPRING k SUMMER GOODS.
t
I
Jlhead of Everybody I
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INVITE EVERYBODY
to call and see our New Spring Stock of . ' -
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Thev. are rich and rare, and far surpass any Stock in beauty that was ever offered in
Sali.lurv. We are selling oft' DRY GOODS rapidlv, and eclipse all competition.
GIVE ITS A CALL, and we will convince you that our Stock is far SUPERIOR to
ANY that has been ottered to the public, and that ur prices are down to the LOWEST
water mark.
MOTTO Polite attentira (o f ustoniers, aid Small Profits.
special notice.
Country Merchants, and the Public generally, trill find in addition to
our Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, a splendid Stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS 4 SHOES.
Of all sorts, sizes and prices.
HATS, PLATS, AND BONNETS,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Dye Stuffs,
WOOD WARE, BUCKETS, BROOMS, BRUSHES, TWINE, HOPE,
CROCKERY AND QUEENSWARE,
and the best Stock of
S l G A R, COFFEE, AMD MOLASSES,
ever offered in Salisbury. ,
We beg leave to return our most sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on ue
by our friends last Season, and hope, by strict attention to business, and low price?, they
will still favor us with their purchases.
Don't fail to CALL AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND ON THE CORNER,
opposite the Mansion Hotel.
McNEELY & YOUNG,
SALKBmv, N. C, March 25, 1859. 16-tf
of
general assortment of Goods suited to the
tint
Stella Summer SHAWLS.
CHANT ILLY LACE MANTLES.
supply of
not Sell
as Loio as the Lowest.
JOS. W. STOCKTON.
18tf
17tf
OPENING
NEW
FOR
new oobs n
H E W G 0 ODS !
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
North a good supply of e:
DRY GOODS & GR0CE1IES,
consisting, m part, of "
o Hagrs t'OFFEK. assorted ;
St. Domingo. Rio, Eagoavrav &c.
-ir Barrels Assorted SL G IRS.
Viz: A B'and C Coffee Sugars, Refined,
Broken, Cruslied and Grannlateif Sti?ar.
Black and drees TEAS,
A fine article of
Mew Crop MOLASSES
and Sew Orleans SVRIP.
Sack Salt, Bacon, Cheese. Rice, Kngar and
Soda Crackers. Fancy and 'Brown
Soap, Starch, Table Salt, Segara,
TOBACCO SNUFF,
Adamantine
CANITLE
a ii size ;
Nails, .
cut and wrot?bt :
Bar Iron ajid Shovel Moulds :
rOWDKR AN STtOT;
CANDY AND Gt)TTON CARDS.
- ALSo
A good Assortment Gent's, Boys' and Misses'
Spriar and Summer HATS.
Also a Good Lot of
Fine Mrortnern Irish Potatoes.
Burning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, and Lamps fur
burning the same.
Linseed Oil, Tanners' Oil and Spirit! of Tur
pentine. White Lead ; and a variety of other
articles usually kept in Stores all of .which
Will be Sold Low for Omh:
Or Rrciiangcd for Country Produce f all kinds.
Thankful for past favors, I would solicit a
continuance of the liberal patronage hereto'
fore received, at the old stand occupied by
Messrs. U. UnJespie & Co., next diior tt cst oj
tfte Jail.
wm; a. cason.
Statesvillc; March 20. I860. 17-lm
TO ?HE FARMERS
OF
ROWAN, CABARRUS, IREDELL,
DAVIE AND DAVIDSON
COUNTIES.
HAVING BOUGHT OUT Mr. Wm. Tre
loak's immense Stock of
PQ
HATS, GAPS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
I offer to Sell for CASH, the greatest
bargains, in the above-named articles, ever
differed to ihe Farming Community.
These Goods are NEW and FRESH were
bought in the New York and Boston
Markets, for Cash, and FOR CASH
will he Sold LOW DOWN.
I have bad ample experience in business,
and T know that the Cash Plan, for buyer and
seller, is the cheapest and best that can be
adopted. The Merchant who dbes a credit
business, calculates beforehand, for Book
keeping, for laying out of the use of his money,
for trou ble a nd cost of collections, for bad debts,
aud so up go the figures on his Good. Jew him
ever so much, when you goto buy, he knows
that the expenses aud losses incident to the
credit system
Mutt be met by a heavy Profit on his GOODa
or he Mal es NO MONJVY,
and if he sells to you, he gets that Profit.
Not soon the Cash Tlan. The Merchant who
sells for cash, makes no such calculations; for
he has none of these expotees and losses to
meet. His aim is to sell Low, so as to invite I
cash buyers. For with the Cash un hand, he
can immediately replace his stock on the very
best terms, and be again ready for the market.
Quick Sales and Snort Profits,
IS HIS MOTTO.
The article of SHOES, to every Farmer, is
an important one. To know where he can
find a large assortment, of all kindsand grades,
and where he can buy them upon the cheap
est and best terms, is all important. 'To my
already large etol-k, I am now adding almost
daily, and shall continue to add; and buying
so.largely and for cash, I eay to you in the
most positive terms, that ,
I will Sell yon One Pair,
OR A
Thousand Pairs of BOOTS and SHOES,
O H E A. I? E H
Than you can buy them Elsewhere !
FOR THE PROOF OF THIS, CALL AT
J. H . EN.-NLSS'
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
o. 3, Murphy's Granite Row,
SALISBURY, N. C,
' March 29, 18'9. j 17tf
SOTI C ft.
VIRTUE. OF A DEED OF TRUST
to me executed bv Edward II. Grav, de
ceased, for the purposes therein mentioned,
I will Sell at the late residence of the said
Gray,
On the 29th of April next,
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
To-wit :
252 Acres of Land,
Lying 00 Hunting Creek, adjoining land of
Litijah Campbell and others. Urn the prem
ises there is a good Dwelling House, and all
necessary Outbuildings.
At the same time will also be sold
NINE LIKELY NEGROES,
Men Women, -and Children1;
One Wagon and Geariug ; Horses, Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep : one Still and Vessels : one
Set of Blacksmith's Tools ; When . Hay
and Fodder ; Household and Kitchen Fur
niture ; Farming Tools of every description.
Terms made known on the day of gale, v
A. B. F. GAITHER,
March 20. '50. 17-5t ' Trustee.
NOTICE.
BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
to nie executed by John A. Campbell,
for the purposes therein mentioned, I will
sell at the Residence of the said Campbell on
Friday tb 15 tn day or April next,
the tract of land on which the said Campbell
now lives.
It lies on the waters of Snow Creek, in the
county of Iredell, alout ten miles North of
Statesville, and kuown as the James Adams'
.place. It contains about
320 ACRES,
and is well improved.
On liie premises there is a
GOOD DWELUSti HOU&E,
and all necessarv Outbuildings. Also, n
GOOD WOOL MACHINE,
in good repair. There are on the premises
GOOD ORCHARDS, and &
Large Quantity of Good Meadow Land.
The terms of the sale will be six hundred
and filly dollars Cash, and for the balance of
the purchase mouev a credit of eighteen
months will be ffiven, with interest from 1
date. Bond, with approved security, will be
required. The Sale will positively take place.
W. P. BURKE, Trustee
March 10, 18-59. 16-3t
SALE
pail soap ? t o c k
office w. n. e. . r. cowi
Statetili.e. March 10. 1SS9. i ;
jj WILL SELL AT PUBLIC A CCTId
I 1 at the Court House Door, in the Town t f
Newton. Cut aw ha count v. on Tuesday o8
perior Court, (the 19th day of April nextf
tlte following Shares of Stork in the-Weater i.
North Caroliim Rail Road Com put
srioea lor in the name? ol tlie
fOIWMWII i
peram$, to-t it :
Xuir. ,Sf,rS:;.
Urfcan Alernathy I .
.Tohanchan Bost 5
Phil. )urut -r)
D. W. KrHer 4.
Uenrv CUne 4k.
Eli S. Coultejr . 2
Paul Cline 5
James ('ampbell 1
.1. H. Miller 1
Daniel Radet
Aaron Robereon
Manuel Kolersou Hp
L J. Sigman t
Tani Siteer l T
Georjje Setacer, jr 1
.Toln B Snove 1
KliSigman ' I.;".
HenrrShook 1.
Elijah. Sigma n, l
John SnioTer, jr 5w'
I Ixgan Deiliuger 6
Calel Deatg 2
Joseph FH - 1
W. S. HiutxMi 1
Noah llaffhian - I
L. A. lfoyie 1
Alfred Ifaveufr 1
Mosed llarman 2
Marco Hutlinan 1
George F. Snioycr. 2 A.
II IT ft , kW-
ri. 11. Mli'lluiiJl
WmThroneberger 1
L. W. Whiiener 2
llonry Wbitener V
A. W. WiUcw 2V
IganG Vhitener2f"
W. Havener
1
1
2
1
2
I
o
Henry K iliian
Gilbert Kee
Day ill R Wbtenei;U
L. N. Wilson m
John Kifiaaa
Valentine Lore
H, W. Lhik
Miles C. Lutze
Erfi. Lutre
Tones C-wliikeocy tri
Jethro Whiterter 1
A. F. Abernothv Iff
8. O. Abernathy IS
.John Sipc 1
J. R wWnef 1 '
W. II. Linbergcr 5
8. 0. Miller R
Wm. MeUaslin 1
Jig ordtsr of the Board. -Ii.
F.SIMONTONV
r. d' Treat
I am "now prearetl to isette Certificates ?
iSfa-k, and will be in Newton on tlie Day f
Sale of the above .Stock.
R. F. SIMONTON, f
10-3t Sec'g tfc Trmsterer. Q
Mrs. J . A . V A W X O
LATE OF SALISBURY, j :M
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER
pubuc
. I M
JR BBL i
WOULD 'RESPECTFTiIX.irJtfi Cases cd Sarpcvl Indnment.
ainiuunn; lOUie UU1MI OUllCR.
yille and tlte eurroundlng cou
try, that she has : v ;
LOCATED IN XniS PLACl
and intends carrying on thelJl
DRESSMAKING BUSINESS
IX ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, IN THE
Latest and most Approved stylo
She will be in the Monthly receipt of tR
Idlest Paris aud New York -Fashions, j jf
and flatters herself that, from long experiene 5
in the business, she can please' all who ina
fiivor her with their patronage.
She tcarrartts perfect Fits, and good tcerj; on a
occasions. . f
She refers the Ladies to the followtoca 4
of Mrs. A. A. Barker, Fashionable I)reA
maker, of Salisbury1.
: ? Am
A CARD.
"I would, most heartily recommend
Mji
Vaxxoy to tlie L.auies ot atategvflle, aa r.
competent Dressmaker arid. perfect lady, at;T
one iii whom they may place every confldencSp
She has leen in my employ for the last thrf
years, and is perfectly competent to do an '
thing in a Dressmaker's line. She cuts f
Taylor's justly celebrated 'system, which fat
sufficient guaranty for her tittinr. ' .f
Salisbury, N . C, A . A. BARK.ER.rM
March 2d, IW. k
N. B. Mrs Vavxov will cary on h
above business at her Residence 011 Msli
st formerlv occupied bv Qu'iiey Shal
aiiu nearly opjtoniic mr. naiKcr s txoi.
Ladies preferring to be fitted at their rej r
denec. will please inform Mrs. Vi to
effect, and she win be in readiness, at
times, to attend their calls. J. A. V
Statesville, March IK, 1859. J 15-tf
W. II. Wyatlj
DEALER IN
i r u u m
Paint s. Oils, Dye Stuffs, Brash; ;,
Window Glass, Varnish, 'm-
w('m iShX.
Salisbury, N. C.
Jan. 1, 1859 5-ly.
NEW AND FASHIONABLES
Furniture
WAH ROOMS
Charlotte, N. C
J. M. SANDERS k Co. :
Are constantly receiving from Jfew Yoljf,
Boston, &c, a general assortment of fineal
fashionable FOHNITURE, which they t$jl
eell at extremely low prices "for Cash, at n
everv artiele Warranted to give sattff(icti4
Thae in want of good Furniture, at vefjr
low prices, will please give thui a call. J
Also, on hand, !
FISK S METALLIC BURIAL CASE).
'VA M. SAXDERS & Co.
Charlotte; N. 0
re. 11, iy. lv-iv ... .. .
OLD SILVER.
500 OUNCES OLD SILVER ;;
WILL BETAKEN IN EXCHANGE EC '
.1F.WV.IRY '-"
Call at
ISTo. 5 Grraitite Ran
Opposite the Mansion Ilmise, y
j. rj, WILKINSON k Cfti
Charlotte, Feb. 18, lt&J.-l-2m g
HATHAWAY & CO., f
Offer for Sale -
;,(H( Tn..l- 1 Chairo NewCrn'n m'
35 Tierces f CARDENAS MOLASSl,
75 Barrels Choice N. O: SYRUP. f.
m Hhds. Fair to Choice New Oriels
8 I C A H S . f
XX) Barrel Clarifjcd SUGARS.' rU
500 Bags Rio, Laguira,.VVest India & M fa
COFFEE,
150 Barrels Mess and Prime PORK. M
25 Uhds. Western, BACON, (Sidtt d
Shoulders.)
200 Barrels Yellow Planting P0TATQ
March 25, 1859. 25-2mpd if
- - - ( :
H L A N K S !
z
5-
To the Plijiini Immh ni Mi
ehanie of Wertern Worth OardUluu
ENYEHOTCl
Irmina Comer,
CHARLOTTE, N.
Otter a fefjr large ftnd varied Stock f
OILS, &c.
Puv Smi, Whale, Sea Ekgiha&t,
xmai, aim .Mcnuim.
TAXSHRS-lni; from f5 eta. U $1 .15 pw
srallon, warranted ware.
LI !$SEEI (JI IA at Mnnnfaelurere Price.
- -Tim m M .
BURNING FLUID. TJJRFKNTINK, and
ALtXttlOL, 93 et. pe gaflon by the Bbl.
very low.
VARNLSlIErilCacbi'lm. English Finish
ing, Furniture, Cojpal, (extrs No. 1 and Xo.
2.) Leather, Picnre, Damar. and Grecian.
JAPANS. Mack and Brown,
PAINTS, cc.
PURE "WHITE LEAD IN OIL, brtlw lh.
or ton. from 8 t o 1'2 cts. er lb.
SNOW-W II ITE ZINS, CHROME GREEN,
Utl KU.Uci i ELLUW, PARIS GREEN,
l. xm ana it a v u .nctrt, 4tc,
A large assortment of .
PAINT
Mi
French and American
TIT T XT T"Y f TIT "I T drt
FromcX40 to:
PUTTY,
Ready for U6e in Cana and '
French, F.nglish, and German
PERFUMERY.
TOILETTE COMBS AND BBUSHBS.
GENUINE COLOGNE.
Cliurcliill's 'Preparation of the Hypou2io
pbites, tor tlie CURE of CON SUMPTION.
Sole Wholesale Agents of Hollowa) 's
Pills and Ointment in Western N.
Carolina"
WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATI
dozen or grofts.
FRESH CONGRESS "WATERS, by the
case. . -
SNUFF different kinds by the jar, Wad-
uer, or barrel. . l l
CIGARS, hj the 1,000.
GARDEN SEEDS,
Just received, from Land ret h Jb
Son, of PHii.AUEi.ru 1 a, and from
Tnorburn, of New You.
GRASS SEELS, last crop;
RED and WHITE CLOVER, ORCHARD,
HERDS, LUCERNE, A BLUE GRASS.
-List of Prices, when desiretl, sent by mail.
Orders respectfully solicited. -'
E. NYE HUTCHISON & OO.'
Charlotte, N. Carolina.
Jan. 21, 1850. 7-ly
PHYSIC! AN S
Will find a select Stock
Pure Chemicals
EXTRAOTS,
PHARMACEUTICAL
Preparations,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
&c, &c,
Great care is exercised in the preparation
of SYRUPS, TINCTURES, FLUID EX
TRACTS, imd OINTMENTS, all being made
strictly in accordance with the U. S. PHAR
MACOPOEIA, and conformably with recent
! iraproreineBls in PHARMACY,
AT
II O DER SON k ENKIS'8
Drug Store,
SALISBURY, N. C.
5 Bbls. Machine Oil,
Very siiperior, at only $1.35 gallon.
W. H. WY ATT,
Sliibury, K. C.
5 Bbls. Machine Oil,
Refined Txzrd O'd, at only TO eta. gal.
W. IL WYATT,
Salisbury. V. C.
10 Bills. Tanner's Oil
A Superior Article, at $15. per bbl.
W. II. WYATT,
Salisbury, V. C.
5 Bbls. Tanner's Oil,
Warranted Pure Straits, $1. gal.
W. IL WYATT,
Salisbury, H. C.
15 Bbls. Varnish,
Da-mar, Japan, Leather, Coach Bodv, As-
phaltum. Copal, Furniture, and Picture,
Sold at Manufacturers' prices, by
W. H. WYATT,
Wholesale and Retail
SALISBUEY.TI. C.
Seeds, Seeds, Seedis.
RED CLOVDR. TIMOTHT, BLUE
CiRASS, ORCHARD, LAW!
GRASS,
And
A general assmpnerd f
Land ret to' Garden Seeds,
Just received, bv
W. H. WtATT,
Ri't;;isT.
Salisbury, V. C.
Feb. 4, 1S59 0-2m ' '
HOTfeCE.
OOKS WILL BB 0PKNED AT THE
Office of the Western N. V. Hail Jipaa, in
SkUesyUle, on the
Ml nay m pni
janu remain open tixiy .juu-v .
a
f
or Stock in tlie Hank ot JNonn Carolina.
T. H. Mc RORIE, ) aLni.
K. F. SIMONTON, VZf'
O. GILUESPIE,
l. "T
March
W9w
BISON
io liii im C
Medicines.
i I .
St.
HMK.V
VES. hr the
m 1
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