1
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i 5
MS
: i " OP ACCOMMODATION''. :
ym P O S T:".C O A 1 E S
JProiii it c Weld to Warrcnton,
'"liWASSENGERS by this line will leave Pe
.VEWMsf.VE of Four, Horse
FOSTXCOjSLCBESI
TJunnin from -Salem. Y. C. to IVvthe C
, rr r . .t . . . : .
aouse xnjrirgvnia, mree nmes a wcck
. H .a T sM ..1" i. i IB
I . r "lit it J i: . ' I I
I f I
7M
MOT
" -J T i l-.s.V... I It 1
M (ID'IDi
and back
ternbur? via Rail Roid very Jay at half nPflS LinestaTts from Salem every Monday,
JJL rnnin 1 bielweeo 1 Washington City
and WilledgCTille, ua-, Has established in
connexion with said, stage line a house of
after 7 o'clock. A; nd arriv at Varrnton IL- Wedaesitav and Friday at 5 o'clock, A M
everv dav at 3 o'clock. A. M. and arrive at Pe- ahdamvesat Wythe Court Court-Honse at 6
terebur tia Rail Road, same days., j: of clock P. M, tae next day.. At the same hour
The Mail Coach Line from Danville. to War that the Stages leave Salem, they . also laave
renton, leaves Danville and IVIiltba evey Taes Wyth . Court-Hdusc and jcrrive at Salm at
davJ Thcrsdav and Satarday mornins's and ar A o'clock P. M.'on Tuesdays, TTmrsdavs and
'rives in Petersbur? early the next days; ; I Satnrdavs. ii Ttis Line is so arranged as to cor
Passengers coiog' South i and out!i-Vest are respond in iis arrivals at Wvthe Court-H
lniorraeq ina me iau ywcu iiuiu v,41'1'! l wiin in 3 arnvajs
C. to Danville, VaL leaves Vartenton every throunrh the
Tuesday, Thursday and i Satarday. I Persons J jlond in its arrivals at Wythe CouruHouse with
AT LEXI1W1TON, NORTn CnOLMTAV
VE AI TUB 3VOnTII13AST E3TDOP TII131
VILLAGE. M $t i t;!ir J
Considerable pains have been: taken to
furnish, this Establishment with taste and to
erase. 1 nrovide tor it pienmuuv. . i ne Kooma are
rrirals of the Great Lines leading pmate and comfortable; the beds large and
?viUey of Virginia.--Italso corres- clean-and attendance pfomptilUThe Table
irrirals at Wvthe GourUHnnse with o i . - -in. :t.r:ii.i'! I -..! I
' . y .fj:"-! t ereoQ na ln. ""r ? 3." ' V iapr. wun and Sideboard are bountifully supplied with
advised to leave Petersburg '2 every Monday, ; that place and tlie Salt Sulphor, the Tied Sulphur WIC .uSUMranu,m
lay and Friday, and irrive in Milton ind VVbile Sulphur Springs in Virginia, which Wlin sc.n oencacies as can be
Wefifiesdav and Friday
every; Wednesday, Frday and pandayi in time
to take recks an.l el lord's ume via ureens
borjinrh to Lexington. N. CJor the Piedmont
Line iroin Danville via Salem to Millcdgeville
'Georgia.
are
as L been J uteiy estaDiisnea. At oaiem it i cuuejucutijr imih ;vm o. .isiauuu. lis
rresponds. with the arrivals of Smith's Pied-1 connexion with the. Stage Line, gives ibis
ont Liine, and the Kaleigh Line, both ot which EJoUSC sreat t advantages j in this
run uiree limes is wees, xne wnoie. oi mis I enrrt '
trip is penormea m ine aay lime. ; x ne , nouie t ; ku0 iw . intPit a i nf tVa Prk
nx.1 w ifvmnA Wt o-inrrinnta I within aitnilA " 'nf 'ihn ' . Pilot ii IVTMintnin I Jv i S. f : j i ' i . i m ; . . .
.amb iHiuity .u.y.r -..-.p.-, r, ."i is r " -V, ?. .rr .7"" deoeild much on the - management of
malangbylthelianoKeKl noaa Mnpa- ipnwgn aeuiajua oeaoara py ououni ry, - l.-, . - ... ,
ny, (as soon as the Rail Road si is completed to
the Roanoke, hich will he by the 1st Of uly.)
. . ey. : t i. ft : : -J e
and me v)ieam ooai o:upii jea uu mc waierwoi
Jarnes River and Chesapeake Uay, to carry pas-
seners from the Roanoke to ISew York in less
than fifty hour In future,' persons travelling
iinv line can reach ew York in less than four
days from Dmville or Milton-fa despatch une
qualled in ihemthern ctMiniry ; a distance ot
nearly 600, miles, and only 125 miles j of siage
' travelling-. I do not wisn to ooasi or pun ou
the istatements which I have made are stubborn
lactiyhlch. cannot ne contryyrieu. i invite a
;:- . 'i ... ' . .. ! , - ' t t .
c:scernin? public to see wneinei tney are so or
'not." . ".!- ', 1 1 f 1
. ,Tlre Proprietor pledges him?lf to afford eyery
facility to all persons that may ravel thi3 route
His Coaches are unsurpassed H point of comfort
- or elejrance his Teams are the finest kind, per-
fectlj 5afeand gentle the Divers are,, genteel
in their deportment, aad accojmmodating to all
persons. - "'I ' ' -
U he puyic are afsurea that 09 has so arrang
, lid ifjrfs Jioe thatample.".time is: afforded to all
. pcrsfins Tor sufficient rest,---aftd the proprietor
further pledges himself that no delay r" be ex
perienced by persons that inwy patronise' (his
line a 113 accoramoaauon joiacn, commviqtuus
and comfortable, ahvays in. rcadines? when the
Knjiu-arrives at Belfield, and the proprietoi
canjjWith safety sav, that thisjlineis (be most
..cxpitiousas iwell Ss tlte chepjiost in the sou
- thcjrn country and in the coupe of a few weeks
Ihejvjwill bs anirrangemerit qiaJo for I passen
ers to -go frofe Richmond land Petersburg to
JnTeW i Vork in two days. All persons are .inform
ed that travel my line, that arrangements will
ami ew Yrk in 4a ivurs'fruin PetTsburg and
KioiimondU j i ' - -
'tb Proprietor has fitted his line anew with
new Tr'y Coache3, commodious and comforta-blef-and
hpcs to be pjrotiised by a generous
and liberal public. j . ? - i
CP All baggage and parcefs .at the risk of
th( owners. ',
t Fare iVmt Petersburg to 3 Danville 10 dol
larfrom Warrenton $5 ;-for all intermediate
dislancep charges in proportion!! i ' :
F 1 JAS.. W JEFFREYS. .
JIay J K 1 833-tf42
Ward's Gap, J'T-A JBai, puouc neecis no assu
rance on mis ucau., ,t.jacii,3Si weii
rosses . tne ? liiue Kidre at
hv PonlftrTTjunri. Frna rA thw Trl
lines of AVytbe; arid affordsi some! interesting I temporary so journers,! will, it j is though:
nes hi muse inai amnire me suoiimiiy 01 na- 1 gratinea in cabling ai mis xiouse.
ure. 1 ne aecommoaauons 01 aiet, 1 iodgmg olc. i
re excellent ana cheap. The subscriber hesi
ates not to recommend bis teams and drivers
first rate. His onarhps im: nut sTf11pnt-
ing sewly'procuTed from Troy j Newark, nishefl with private conveyances in andi-
n;. b.
as
be
JOUN T BRONAUGH,
Customers will at all times be fur-
re-
his
passengers 64 cefits a a' mile
C3 The utmost care and attention will be
paid to baggage nd other things entrusted to
tiis. care, uuttne duoscnoer will not be liable tor
accidents.
il D. WALKER.
Feb. 18S3.-rl.
K The Constitutionalist, at Raleigh. The
Camden Journal and the Georgia Courier will
tikiNGTON, April 6, 18S3,-S8.
insert the above ix weeks and forward their I menement of the Oolleki-' i
UNlVERSITx OF NORTO CAROLINA
THE public Anniversary Examination of the
Students of the Univiersity of N Cardlina
Till be held at Chapel nui, on , Alonday, i the
17th lay of June next, and continued from day
to day until - Thundav the 27ift: which ilast
mentioned day is appiintcd for the annual com-
accoantto the proprietor at; Mount Airy, Surry,
co. XM. U.
NEW
J lxf to ifce Office rf me Carolina Watchman,
llC Subscriber having no nrosDectof beincr
again able to perform the labors of the midis-
ry; and! feeling, in common with other men, the
importance cf engaging in tume employment
which will enable him to provide for the wants
ot a rising lamijy, has opened a Book Store in
Charlotte, IV. C. He believes, that such--an
esu&oittmiiiexu was neeaeu in me y v estern sec-
tion of our state. He respectfully invites his
friends, acquaintances, and all who feel any in
terest m his undertaking, to call and see his
Buiiks. He will be happy to execute orders for
these who live at a distance.
vvnusi ne mis on nana some valuable works m
Law,h Medicine, most of the Greek and Latin
Classics, and other book used in our Schools and
Academies. many works in Theology, ard many
Miscellaneous books suited to almost every class
ot readers, ihe will be able to procure on favora
ble terms, any books to be found m the Northern
Cities, or in the London Market.
The following trustees form the Committee of
Visitation for the year 1833 : ;; t
His Exc'y; David L. Swain; ex. off. Pres't
Rev. Dt. Joseph Ualdwell.
Dr. JohnB. Bater. ! :
Daniel M. Barrihger; Esquire. !
Thomas D Benrtehan. Esquire.
(Jen Willia-ia A. Blount.
Hon. John Branch. . ;
Thomas Burgess1, Esquire.
Daniel W. Courts; Esquire.
Joseph A. ;Hill,5Esquier.f
Rev.; Dr. William Jl,Pheeteis.
Hon. John Owen,i
Gen. Thomas G. Polk. !
Hon. Henry. Sta well
Dr, James S. Smith.
Richard D. Straight; Esquire. ! '
Hon Lewis VVilliams. !
Rev. John Withersoounj N
All other Trustees: who may 1 attend will be
considered' : members of this committee, and their
attendance is" j hereby solicited under an Ordi
nance cf the Board. '
CHAS. MANLY j
Sec'y to Board Trustees.
DATES'
o&'S?oun no use
if -I - .: : -. . - .1.- r--.i: ' -I-- i.a.
liTO UNNING twice a week and back from
iiia!5alemN. C.by waynf MocksviIIei States
Mile j jMorganton, Brindletowo, Brackettown,
jjanestown and Uatherfordton N. C. to Green
ville Court House, S. C- ThisXine is cbnt&iu
Jed South fran Greenville,by Pendletcri, Anet
on ahd Abbeville to AuirusU.Georgta. Itisith
'tipper! 1 South Western route: At &aIemN i C
'This line corresponds with Smith's Piedmont,
with Fecks 4& Wellord'8 line and the one via
Greensborough, Hillsborough and Chapel Hill to
llaleigh It U. , !!'
f WESTERN
h'At Morgan ton. N. C. This line branches with
a route twice a week of 4 Horse Post Coaches to
Aslieville, Warm Springs, N. C. and ! Newport
to Knoxville, Tennessee. There has bees es-
lauiisiifu ov ine uuuersisiieu a uae ui biases
from Warm Springs, N. C. to Newport, Ten-
nessee,so as to make the route to Knoxville di
rect. These routes offer many advantages to
tliose who are travelling North or South, East or
Vest These linespass through the Gold; Re
gion; ana a country unexampled tor romantic ana
picturesque : scenery .The road are first rate.
Travels from 55 to 60 miles per day in entire
day light, giving the passenger ample time for
sleep and refreshment. The Coaches are of
f Albany and Troy Manujacturtl
and the Teams and Drivers'are equal to: any
uj 1110 ouumiciu oHits. a ue contractors are
not disposed to vaunt about Uheii accumnoda
tions; : but they invite the&scrutiny andtrial
ot the publick. AH effortsmade to please.
1 ne delay wnicn neretoioro existed at Salem
coming South is obviated entirely There j wil
be no detention whatever This is the only di
rect line for those visiting the Gold mines, j
' This line leaves Salem every Tuesday and
Fridaymorriings, and arrives at Morgantoh on
Wednesdays and! Saturdays and at ureenville
Fridays and Mondays by 12 A. M. Returning
will leave Greenville on Tuesdays an4 Satur
days and arrive at Salem on Tuesday and Friday
nights. J
F.lllE. 1 I !. .;
i From Salem to Greenville 5 cents per wile, for
I all intermediate distance 64 cents per mile. All
liaggage, liundles and Parcels, at the rfek of
the owner,-; I f
i JAMES H.8t ROBERT W.ATE.
I Propriet&n.
Morgantin,N. C.April 1st, 1833-37; -aw. ,
4 '!
'ii
0 AlCLASSrCAISchoI will bcplned near
XjaBeattics Ford," ln.Lurcola County, N.' C.
three milesrfnm thQ Catawba! Springs, on the
second Monday in, July. " j s " ' !
i'i. OP 7UXTI02?.
Ueading, Writing, Arithmetje; $5, ! per , Ses-
1
ston, ot nve months; lrvlisb UJ-aramar and uer
graphy, 7,50cts per SWirjo.! ,The Iatin hnd
Greek Languages, and the Scfcnces. 6l20cts.
per Session Board can be Obtained in respecta
ble private families, at 35. per. Session. !
I The Subscriber promises, th use his utmost
exertions o advance the mental and moral im-i
pravement of the young- men committed to his
cafe; and he hopes, that the healthiness of the
climate, and the moral character of tho neighbor
hood, will induce uentlemen, who may wish to
give their sons a 1, thorough Classical Education,
to tavor mm wiin ineir paironage
j Those who may desire more in formation-, with
regard to the school, are ;refened ta Messrs.
Robert H. Burton, Alfred M. Burton, John D.
Graham, and Maj. D. M. r orney.
ROBT. G. ALLISON, j Principal.
June, 15, 1833,-JVo 473iffcr-l. at 51.
It will give I; At a meetim? of the Board of Trustees, on the
him pleasure to assist professional gentleman or j 2d dky of January last, the following .resolutions
private citizens in enlarging their Libraries, or Was (adopted : ' T
i
-ooo-
J'AilSiES MtUIlI,':;
'. nlAKES tikis method of .Infoiming; his friends
4 and the public generally that he has just
opified a House ot rabl!C 1 . r.
04 Mam Street, South Easftjjide of the Court!
Hdqfw in the town of Salisbur:" where he' res-j
jpectfollj solicits a sliare'of ipijblic patronago.
I fe assures them that every possible exertion
lw' ijsedio render comforiitjle and agreeable
tli situation of tery individual who may favor
lum with their; company. : v
1 He also confidently annckincfs, that his house
. shall be so ctfd,ucleC - a to gratify the admirers
of rrdei7 idecerwy and good conduct.
. j llis TABLE shall pe exceeded by noneit
wifl be burnished with plcntylqf (fit best that
the country affords. His BAR hall be constant
ly supplied with a variety of efrphing beverages
suitable ' for the pallaie of the I weary traveller.
I STABLE is always abundantly supplied
widi sound Corn, Fodder, &c.together witb atten
tiv4 and faithful OstK rs, which, he hopes, will in
dua his friends to call Ion him again, and stran4
gers-to give him a trial, : t r
reb. V$Si tl j i j -1; y i
Ftate 0 JYorth Carolina j
Ceftri MlPieMand, Quarter Sessions, JMay
, J?ne3 iiiemer, 1 s; ? ?
! vs., .... 1 Original Attachment,
; lIoseafeNiolson, j Levied oh Land. !
SWilliaciHame.J 5 IT -I:"-;
' 1 I if appearing to the! satisiaciion of the Court
thai Williarri L Hague, ones of the defendan ts
.U an inhabitant of another State; ; jt is therefor
tijrderedj, that' publication be made in the Carolif
naVatchman, printed at halishury. N. C, for
sixlwefeks, fqr the said! dt-ierwiat to conie in and
replevy the pnperty levied op ; otherwise! i
i will condemned to Satisty tlje plaintiffs def
rrand, and the same will ba sold by execution.
' . I 'i ! JOHN WRIGllT, ClkJ
K by F K. AaToso, v. c.
? fav '25 iSw44u U i I 'A., A K
I State 0f 'JwhfarpUa
SURIIY
C$yrl cf Pkas " and
ICharltsWhitiock,
r- vs.
William King.
COVXfYtvU I
Quarter , Sessions, JUah
7ei, ttfcti 1
hji)riglpa3 tiaehment,
. Thwnas B. Wrighk.
; : GarnfoheeL
-: 4 IJ- Jt apptfiring to tljcAtfactn of the Cow
' ti.kt U'iliidin King is: n it Hihabitaot of th
.-sf.i. ' 'UL. .m ifrA ; .riu.i tl miKtiitt-r 1
- it IS
rLfie in ' the r
GarnfoheeL
c Htiifactx)n of the Cour
l ? -v ( a . . -t . . . i -
are pro--rts, i&ai publication ne
Carolina Wvtchman i printed it
jj-li r, .rirnfe in anAreplevv I the property, a
frd.or tae saiaWh he 5 4emned totisfV
JOiir .iuiifVi
I . W - -si ; is -f -fe i: : ,
;
in purchasing new ones, j He looks with confi
dence and inspect to an enlightened community
tor encouragement, 1
; DANIEL GOULD.
Charlotte, VIVlay 53, 1 833 466 wj
P. S. I have: contracted with the Secretary of
the A. 1. 5 tur an Edition of the Christian Al
manack fort Njbrth-Carolina, for 1834. It will
contain 12 pages more of useful matter than
hitherto and be sold at the same price. It will
be published in ; July, and maybe had by the
dozen or hundred, of John P. Haven, N. 142
Nassaaustreet, ew York,of Turner & Hughes.
Kaleigh and atnhe Charlotte Book Store.
. ETiegirD
MT ANTED. We will purchase any nmn-
f f berof likely young Negroes for the next
twelve monthsfor which we will give liberal
prices in Casli. . Any communication addressed
to either of us at Huntsville, or to Robert Car-
son at tiamptonvuie, im, Uarolina, will meet
prompt attention.
-. : I. JARRATT,
; : ; T. GLEN.
January . 19.tf26
"Resolved, That a committee be appointed to
inqiure into the expediency ot j removing the
University from Chapel Hill to the seat of Gov
ernnhent, and into the means of effecting this ob
ject j and that they report at the next Annual
Meeting ot this Biiard,; J hat said committee
consist of fifteen members, one at least trom each
Congressional ; District, ; to be selected ; by the
President of the Board at his leisure."
The President has subseqaenily appointed the
fallowing persons to compose this committee.
viz.! James Iredell, John:B. Baker, Simmons J.
Baker, William A. Bldunt, John H. Bryan,
John Owen, William Ilobards, John U. Toom
er. Louis D. Henry, John Mi. kfurehead, IJohn
Uiles, V m. J f Alexander, 1 homas Love, Lew
is Williams arid James C. Johston j
The gentlemen composing this committee are
respectfully requested to. meet at Uhapel Hill,
on Monday, the 24th day of J une next-
JAMES IREDELL, Chairman.
Ualeiffh. MavlO. 1 : 1
A. D. 1833. $"
44. 6w.
TO JOURNEYMEN
m
WANl'S irnmedialely two or three Journey
men, Shoemakers. Workmen of indus
trious and steady habits will find constant employ
ment, and receive good wages, i
Salisbury May 10th, 1833. 43-tf. 1
TWOorthrpe Journeymen in theCabinet
making Imiiness to whont permanent em
ployment andl liberal wages will be given.
i Bins &:rossee.
Salishury, March 1 5th, 1833-34 -tsj ti i
3 : SCHOOL.
X 1-
TlqTRS. Baker wishes' to inform her friends
JJr C and the Inhabitants generally, that her 2d
session will cothmehce on Monday, April 29th,
TRMS as before, $3 pdr quarter. . - ,
If 1c hate on liand neatly
cotuawngajajvenant of seiiin in addiUoo to the
usual" covensnf ; of ncuiet enjoyTnent commonly
called a warrantyw'Iliere is a considerable 1 ad-
1 vantage to the laser in tbi improved form,
cita mm loonag a soil so soon as ne, dis
covers that he has obtained a bad titie-accor-ling
to the usual form he cannot sne the seller
until he has been ousted from his pnrchase' Jby
sun l rus worthy of attention in those vho
lay out money fear land. - J
VVe hate also on hand Blaxk Deem m
Tacsr, which will answer ihe common purpo-
Warat)ls for sale at this
I State of JVprlli Carol in a,
r! r? . SVHRV COUNTY.! ' !
Coyrt of Pleas and Quarter j Sessions May
Term, 1833. j
Heaekiah Davis, to the Original AttachmentJ
use of Tyre . Glen, f Thomas Hampton arid
h vs. Amelia Davis, sum-
William B, Davis. I moned as Guarnishees.
I It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court!
that the defendant William Uj Davis, is an m
naoiiani oi anotner 5 late, so that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served on him it is
therefore ordered that advertisement be made in
the Carolina Watchman, printed at Salisbury j
N. C, for six weeks, that the said Williim h.
Davis come in and replevy the i property
on. or the same will be cohdemned for the
faCtiun of the plaintifl3 debt, and execution
sued accordmgiy. '
I JOIIN : WRIGHT, Clk.
, by F. K. Armstrong, d,
"May25-6w44 V, pf i ' I ,;
evied
satis-
is-
c.
State of JYorfh Carolina,
iSUURY COUKTY..
Sessions,
Jourt qflP'eas and Quarter
Term; 1833;
John C. Lrghtle :
VS.
f
May
Origmal Attachment,
Leriw on Land.
; Mjaviason uounty i
Oringinat BUI In Equity, April Jem, il 833.
Elizabeth Payne, v
against j
Thomas C. Williams, AdnVr. of I Alanson
Williams, dee'd. and in his own right, John W.
Williams; Polly G. Williams, Ann D4 Wil
liams, Charles Williams and Ann Williams, in
fants; under the age of 2 1 yeats, Dedamia Green,
H.dward Uhambers, Adm'r. of Polly Chambers,
Lemuel Williams, Alanson Williams, Augustin
Williams, Simon Williams, Peggy Kelly $, her
husband, Benjamin Kelly, Polly Barns arid her
husbahd -; Barns, Elizabeth Randolph and
her - husband Randolph, Elizabeth- Gift
and her husband Gift, Caroline Price
and husband Price, Nancy Ellis anil her
husband Ellis, Jane Turner and her
husband Bdmond Turner, Polly Baltrup and
her huland- Baltrup, Soph ronia Green and
her husband Green, and Eveline Dotson
and her husband ( name not known) and Wil
liam Dotson, Jr.. Charles L Payne, Executor
of Robert Payne ; Anthony Sale and his wife
Peggy M Sale, and against the said; Anthony
Sale, as acting Trustee of Complainant, and as
Admr. ofjSimon Williams, dee'd.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Charles Williams, and Ann Williams, Do
damia GrCen, Edmund Chambers, Lemuel Wil
liams, Alanson Williams, Augustin Villiams,
Simon Williams, Benjamin Kelly and; his wife
Peggy, Polly Barns and her husband r
Barns, Elizabeth Randolph and her husband
1 ' Randolph, Caroline Price and her hus
band' Price, Nancy Ellis and her hus
band - I Ellis, Jane Turner and her husband
Turner, Polly Baltrup and her husband
- Baltrup, Soph ronia Green and her hus .
banJ - - Green, Eveline Dotson, now Eveline
and her husband, and Williani Dodson,
jr., are fnot inhabitants of this State: It is
theTefore,?orderedby the Court, that publication
be made ;fbr three months in the Carolina
Watehmah, published at Salisbury, N. C. for
the said Charles Williams, and Anna Williams,
Dedamia Xireen, Edmund Chambers, Lemuel
Williams Alanson Williams, Augustin Wil
liams, Simon Williams, Benjamin Kelly and his
wifi Peggy, Polly Barns and her husband
Barns, Elizabeth Randolph and her husband
j Randolph, Caroline Price and her husband
Price, Nancy Ellis and her husband ;
Ellis, Jane Turner and her husband 4
Turner. Polly Baltrup and her husband
PROSPBGTUS
PORTSMOUTH 'St NORFOLK
COSXTSSaOZAZi OASSTTC.
EDITED BY
Edward A. MNai.lt. .
A; tri-weeklv hevsnaperihcarUig the ahore ti-
Uk;will be published in Portsmouth Va., as soon
as the office can be nited up, and otoer arrrange-
ments completed ; -which it is f believed will be
id a very few weeks. f I
J The spirit and energy recentfy evinced by the
citizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth in their de
liberations and public action fothlf promotion of
uir common interest, ana larmaiox me par
tions of their own. and their neighboring State
which naturally Iqok to their commodious
harbor as the best adapted fur the meeting of for
eign and domestic commerce, and effecting those
aovaniageous exenanges tnai animate and .re
ward individual industry, deserve, and probably
require all the assistance which the public press
is so well calculated to aflofti. fin no mstance
petnaps, is tne very emcient am 01 tbe press so
necessary, as in dispelling the mist, and remo
ving the prejudices, which envelope and enfee-
i.i : . 1 i . . 1 . 1 'i ' . -, -
Die me numan rama wneneversus assent is re
quired to the adoption of measures for public im
provements on any thing like anjextensive scale,
more particularly when thebasj of the proposed
measures are recently developed principles,
transferred immediately from the wide expanse
of science, to the more limited put more sensibly
useful field of practice; where deemed, and de
nounced innovations have, :it every step, to con
tend with conflicting interests, pong established
habits, and even cherished dogmas in political
economy. On such occasions strong opposition
ffom single, or, as it more generally happens, a
cpmbined opposition mustM be expected from all
these unworthy, yet, powerfijl sources. The
press is the legitimate, the most efficient agent,
through the operations fivhicb knowledge can
be substituted for lguorancei liberality tor preju
dice, and the principles of sciene be thoroughly!
maintained in their application to practice.
; 1 The Rail Road improvement fww commenced
under the influence and directionx)f the commer-
ruacti
never depart with; a Circ?
i It is intended "to make the Gat, '
ef coMXKtcui. icews generaJly. Jt?t
r mm most extensive "fls
Pstble will be made as soon ttUcSSl
ndustry, will receive dun attrJKS
the whole it is determined io f I K .
bntned calculated to render the
. amusmaia every way i
Miulie patronage. f
It is not unknown tolihe Fnt.v' f
presse. heretofore established iu P1
have failed of success. He deceit ..-1 !
to indulge in remarks on tho mistakes
tunes of others-Tho ciart isibeijv
lays his own course lie ,nterairis na ir
sion fur the result. Nwih; . 7':
him that some little moves havts I recerM'!
made tou-sn! rtnMicl!'! . .?: . . I k f
paruztn paper ia that wnj Th
citizens on both sides the harbor; kill
MtSrit ika .Fits k. 1 . i I
Vina Hfwuicauni irom such ai
lishment among jthera. ffliey are not
01 noioriety as ppIittcaJ gladiators, theyn
desiro to be more generally known a5 ST!
mercnants and traders; id to indulge in C'
1 do so. They are aware of the oWT
that prty politic warmly agitated; lEft i
aeortl-.nay, p.ed-l-y partraii
are .calculated to create., TkTri
that their, tatercst lies f in harriKaTL
it is indwpenihle to the! t success in ?,L 1
ku wey i3Te tn cinwmTiatra!;j & m
COEFDSTI02I3; '
emt-weekly on a large imperial fat J
types and weekly also,shouId a- saCdJtj
bri?f country friends desire it.
he Tri-vretVlv. Rnnim. ;
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mAntk
Semi-weekly per annum pay-
6 00.
4
2 3i
3 f4
able within 3 L.onthsv:
W'eely'pef annum payable 10
advance, . i ' -: . '': ;
If not paid Within 1 months
Nt subscrihtlons'wiir he recivedrrri J
residing bejrr if the limits i lVirfcaiij
Norfolk, fjjpsstime thail 'C-' morii 1
wheneverthe6ubscriptkn is for ml 11)
Jayment, must lapiii J
WITHIN PORTSMOUTH &. :Ij0Rri
For the Tri weekly paper per ;
quarter year, :J : 11' i
pei inonth, ; !
Semi-.veekly per quarter ycir, 1
per month, : : I
Sigle papers, each - ;' ?
No paper to be discontinued,?' except t j
ujjwuu ui m Mumwif uu an arrearages art
Communicaiions relative to the office hih
to be free of postage Ad veitiaing, at tJie j
iorionc raves. 1
EDWARD A. McSALil
Jime 1st. 1B3S No47. ; I
am
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1 a
Moses P. 1 Nicholson,'
William "L. Hague.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court.
that William L. KagWone of the defenjdants
is an inhabitant cf another State ; it h therefore
ordered, that publication be made in the Carolina
Watchman, priritedat Salisbury N. CXor six
weeks, for the defendant to come in and replevy;
the property levied on 5 Otherwise it will be con
demned to satisfy tbte Plain UfTa demand, and the
'same will be sold by execution.! v 1 1 '
JOHN 1 WRIGHT, Clk. 1 !
; " by F. K.AaasTROKO,D.o.!:
May 25 6w44
1
& NOTICE-
Hi
A LL thoGf 'udebted to the estate cf. Rev'd.
Si. L. : Caldwell, Ifre requested' ; to come
forward and make payment by the1 1st of August.
And all having claim will please present them
for payment as the law directs.! I 1- . ;
SAAPL.C; CALDWELL Rdmr.,
oflLlLCaldavltsEstathi:
Statesville;jllay25,1333-i4w4- ! " tl
Baltrup, Sophr "nia Green and her husband I
Green, Eve': . Dotson, now Eveline and
her husband, and William Dotson, Jr., to ap
pear at the next term of this Court, to be held in
the Town of Lexington, on the first Moudly af
ter the fourth onday in September next j and
then. andahere plead, answer or demur to the?
Bill of Complainant, or a decree pro confesso
will be made against them.
CHARLES MOCK, C. M E.
, April J3-12w3d : j
CHAIRS BEDSTEAD
t I
THE Subscriber respectfully informs the in
habitants of Salisbury aad its vicinity, A that
he still carries on the 4 i
Chair and Bedstead JTIakihg,
In all its varions branches he will keep constantly
on hand a variety of Elegant Chairs, neatly gil
ted or ornamented with paint as rnay suit-f3ie
will also, keep on hand a variety Of elegantly
finished ! I
in first rate sivle reeded or turned as mar 'suit.
also Cribshe also neatly makes head and i foot
wards for graves, complete ot plain lettered or net
as may suit, ne stui carriesvca me ; painung 01
Wagons, Carryalls, Sec. as usual and painting of
all description such as houses &c. Bedsteads and
Chairs neatly repaired, 6uch as cleaning jW
nishing Sec. on moderate terms. Turning of all
description elegantly done with neatness and
despatch.- -:
; - WILLIAM R. HUGHES.
Salisbury, May 18ih, 1833. 4tX Seow.,
. SiEdlLY EXECUTED AT THIS
t ' office. " :
t iCAA BONDS, FOR SAI
'' " i AT TZttS OFFXCSi I ': 4 '
cial sagacity, and patriotic spirit of the citizens
of Portsmouth and Norfolk is one of the very
first importance. It is only: to persons long prac
tised m observing the various reunions oi society,
and the consequences resulting from the chauges
that occur in these relauofts, hat the benefits
vfhich must flow from this: channel of intercomd
munication are plainly andi indisputably evident
This improvement, like all others of a public and
valuable nature commences : in eirucuiues, ana 11
will continue subject to their for a time ; but
they will diminish rapidly as it progrests, and
Will disappear entirely long before it is comple j
tld.i, Theoompated distance oflthe road is near
ly 80 miles. Let it be finished, and in less than
IO vAira. morn than three times that distance
lrill be added. h Portsmouth and Norfolk will
then own a arrester share oflcoahnercial business,
and enjoy a greater portion of prosperity, than
edit be found in any other port between Baltimore
and New Orleans. Indeed 11 is uimcuu w pret
scribe any definite limits to ihtif future commer
Cial operation3.-Let the Ranojce trade be secu
red, and it will,;and itfidrawlt0 lt lUe whd4
of that oi the James River J '.
1 The ''Gazette" will be devoted chiefly to
the gTeat commercial intereilsof this Port. In
the sincerity of his wish $ seej this Great Naf
tion improved, ?n every septpon of it, the Editor
yields to no man ; his expedience and judgment
he ought, perhaps, to subject to the test of
nnmarisnn with ffreater diflidence ; although
his opportunities have not been few, nor greatly
neglected in the one, nor has he been altogether
unmindful of proper means to alfo:d strength and
maturity to the.1otb.er. In a neighboring section
of the country, the Editor!, I for the last twelve
months, has repeatedly; Invited the attention
of his good, and truly tkmd .fellow fellow
cjtizens, to public improvemetft lof indeed, first
and vital Importance tb ithemselvesV bat h0
greatly regretstbat not even apawn ef hope ap
pears, that any thing willibe done in regard, to
them; and as he conceiy eS himself united in
interest as well: as feeling With! all those great
practical subjects that tend fto the improvement
of general society jhe believes himself bound by
the ffntv he owes to that society, to contribute
his .hnmble portion of services tq aid in the ac
cenrptishments'of the objeefs n?vr contemplate
ly Portsmouth and Norfbk !
I In politics, the Gazette! vill maintain the De
rnoemtic Republican doctbdes. And, on the bef'
lief, honestly Slnd dispassionately entertained,
Uiat the government is, and ha been, adrainiaj-tkred-
hv General Jackson? in Conformity- with
tW nrinfinlps. it will fftte iti Support to, his
adminkration.l The Gazette Mil be opposed
equally to the doctrine of Nullification and Cen
solidalion. It w'dl advpeate the maintainance
of the Federal Union, on thC basis laioV down in
its Code .of fundamental law : admitting, hovf
everl in the event of doubt Jon leading principles,
rifthat Code, tho expositions of
both. Jeflerson and Madibh. Usnrpation, whf
ther in the Federal or the State goyernments,
will be promptly discointenanced by the ua
zette; but it mQ, at alljtiinesjadvocate the e?
eroieA hv Aarh otfrernmentl of those rights dI&w-
1v nA instlv reserved or beloi?ing toeachs-
ir--rallv. ; L ' 1 I I .'
in contests arising out of a cfuaceof persons to
administer the government r fto represent the
State or "Nation in the Legislative Halls of el
thpr. the- Gazette will be found o exercise a due
portion of that charity and forbeiiance to all par
fiL which should characterize the press of this
ICation. the' Political institoUabs" of which ate
hed on "vhttse,: In esnleralM JfiH be olicl-
toos tainataiorjeaxiud good wUl with all
men ; yet, ft must not pe W erstooa. that n
will remain cassiTe uhuci uuujciiku mwmi
should the assailants be worthy of attention. In
- 'ii .JL- ii-Jl 1:.. .1. k,:..
sucn
urged
Published by I T. McRob6rU- Scottsi;
Albemarle, Vaj is devoted to the hnfirl
ment of Agricnlture in Virginia.-ft Q
months or 2 50 cents cash, ; $
most desirable; It will be perceive
the size of the paper, that the terras i
enting to ine farmers a Cheap pulHic;
bearing directly on their interest
Means have been adopted to
extensive, correspondence- with tntz
men in various parts of the State
be our constant aim, to present fr-
raatter, deeply interesting to the 1 am
.CJ Subscriptions received at this oXtl
' WABBi-'i'-l
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DTflHE Subscriber respectfully, infotsi
IL publlci that he haa'at'prcsent oa hi.
larnrp airtinr.nt of
COPPPER STILLS
Of all sizes: Also, of I TIN WAttl,f
the best materials, and by first rate wy,
which he is disposed to sell law for Ct4
a credit to punctual itustiimers. ; -j.
Old Copper, Pewter.eathersjBees
Tallow, taken in exchange. ' I
DANL..H. CK
Salisbury, June 15 3w47 j , -
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Shar
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Capital orjJoint Stock of the tj
ofrforth Carolina, in the name of thli
ber (No. 2286, dated 18th July, 1&3J.
been r Notice is therefore, herev;r
all persons concerned, that I shall a$7 j
geuVto rsue duplicates thereoi ;
V : ELLEN McL?
June 12 tf47
vr
TT Y jvirtne of a deed f Trust frsa i
for cash, on the promises, the 16th r?rj
next, the House and Lot in SaI-Wf
GtinmeA hv Albert Turrence asi . ,
The buildings-are"; a, large new fosaj;
suiiaoie or a siorc or uweiims
or three lumber rooms attached to ss i
old
house and two large stables.
known as an eligible one for hu-
CHAstL. TOKBEyCUT
Salisbury llay t l4tds42 i
Mrs. S. JD.
the pubjic, tha she
Spriur and Slimmer FASHKfr
ponde?ts in thejNorthera Citi )U
to execute all orders with 'desp. - 9
is nearly opposite the Office td V
Having learned tbb twsme3,in
We Town ofLnchbui,andi ,
employment there, as well as in j;
ble olaces in VirginiaMwvf -f r
s ' j -.41 1'Ut Patterns laT S
may wish to mike their t J
likewise, keep on -nam, faP'k
Cans, Turbans, ut
Sirs. P. ilZhe
nl this polished community j-BC.7. ;
atihersrUi; .t
it nll ntr ' ibfti Itsta imlv. when I A1.T .
by by neclssityj but enc there, it wiU ffcai,y iUUW
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