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a 4 : .r M months to VVy
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Al&kthm Catawba Riter lost beliw Beat;
fixti known IheUUi Tract? i
ltini ra th MaiDfCreek abqte the foregows;,
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li!iaile etVcat8 Fbrd; being part of pluses
f fOolieUateis pf lng CiM Jo8
flTitimi4n WWcfi'it . is' sai4Lf is. the pspect
Plterr ocrsba .. indebted toi said estate is
umuesteU to settle DJi we or;.ipaypw".
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Y.o1v Ar.titiid to uesent went wunin ie uuc
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-.IT-
NOTICfJ
ftnili; Sheriffs of those Counties where a vote
Jli watelcett at the Aopisrt Elections.w and
wia4 change djftte Cdnrflteiwil will please
inake fiturns i? the votesiii' his Exellertcy the
l Oorernbr, at Raleigh; and j iolordet to proYide
jWaiy they will igeme'hyjSfiJiding fh same
llproalso atPSalisbmy, N. v ' C!' I' '. '
0 iiehalf cC' the Sleeting held at Raleigh,
I f -M'i iK' : TkOMisdiK, (?Kairman.
i K!. ;Bi The Editors of papers in thfs State who
nre'favbrableto the cause pt atetorm, ,wm pro
I finitE Certificate for seventeen shares of the
U: U Capital -or joint stoclpf sthe StaWl Bank jof
i Korth-Carolina, in! the name of, an4 fright be
Jonging to the SubsCrilier having beet jlost; notwe'
l is hereby given to all whom it may concern Chat
I ghall apply to lhe Presidentof the said j Bank,
either In person or by agent for duplicates there-
tfiv-k-i- - rD.M VqRNEY
jyune g9th,il83l S ' - Q-il? '
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ilykN the night joTthe ipitM instant Villiam
HJJ'McfntoeWwhd was Confined in the public
i jail oh a charge of Larceny made his cs
iVape'iy breaking the jail. Iclnfoslus about
?jcioi30 Ywsf .lagei'fs tTailfcijlyj trade
J-knid ajj work; ai shoe-toakmg ajnd cooper
ing. I lie is about 5 (eel 6;or stitches high
fuis dark hair, wnall es,?iliioutJi jatid nose,
lhas nj dowa look, jind svoiys' looking a man
IjnJthe labol bis leirs larl rfooTsedtid hlhas
l:4i6rlesittf armi" is fBhd bf drinki jepeaka
iljfijiicy and law: and with thSc4tisfa pialect:
4He Had bnrhixed coat and; pantaloons
both of hoinespvin he JbaS relations in this
iid also in j Hay wood county. 4 ' j l j ' .
f ; (Tiio above rejward W fifty Ponars (will
be; gircn to any ptersonjthat will apprehend
? ibkJid VViUiatn Mclhtbsb Irjicofiae
Itam In 'any jail in this Stal 'so !tbatll can
fura ngntn oci Ha delivery to -me suoscii
iStatcdelfealco1i j ' i '.. v ;
T OHNI WOODS; Jauor. .
t.53th,133V-ilN
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AS now received the whole of his new
stock ' conistinff of i all kinds of shoes for
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jJidifeJand of every description of Boots, Shoes
HU.-"t .... i-.
! xnoie ii bjftwo or three, .insertions of this, no-
: :it and Pumps (bt gentlemen; which he warrants
'. A f fl td betmade of the bt materials, in a substantial
' fl i -1 - s i t ' ,; : ' . 1 i i I ' ':! t.li
3 aaq lasnionaiu manner, anu wmcn ne. win sen
j low for? Co, or to punctual customers, on a short
5ry;Jahe20thi 18334imJ
State of JYorth Carolina
. . LINCOLN COUNTY, .
;;.hV:. .'.'; vIn ' Equity. .
Angu3t3Term, A. D. 1 $33.
naampbeii; oocapit.
J-:!--- .vs.- i -
- JhiiM. MotiSi . ;
4 John Brown Exr, defts
Bilh
4
: nJrippearuig to the satisfactiun of the Court that
i i'John Brawn one of tiie'deiendanta ia this cause
f ijti inhabiuftt of the? State of -Tennessee. It
Mi VHertfore ordered tist publication' be made for
fak weeks iaieparojm Watchman, that nn
) less th said delendint apptir at the next Court
t f Ecuirr toba held far said coontv at the Coort-
UIoase.inLinoolntoQonthe Slh.Mondav after the
thjalonday ot Dpietwnextf thennd thereto
tlead, answer or,denrar locumtnots Bill, the
sameutoDimwuioe uai ntessu ' and
eard ex: parte. J- ; v if 'It?.
i rtTltHii CnnrA ITo!ui Clerk and Master of
i !dCcrvatt Oce the 2nd Monday ii August
1 -
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Q. H0KE, c. M..
vs remsested to Tota the. puUic that
Tf. tain"
Rafi and Lardarsla rreat demand in
-ill k oiten i- A ll-f
TTTtTT.
5 ! -
if
Tac , unprecedented success of the SPIT
there hating been nearly serenteen hundred ssb-
serious receTBOi swqgi ine )mmencemenir - 4a
July lastid the best evidence o" the estima
tion it has seeored in the public mind. , Vhile the
present propxilra will parsne the eonrse: which
has conierred such eminent populanty; on ' U.eir
predecessurs, they Wil tUouse e'rery endeavor to
give the SP u . possible, a spirit of greater
vigour, variety, and originality, than haaj been
heretofore achiey ed.-.; This publication is intend
ed as a satirical J observer; and corrector of the
xnralsand nuaeripf the:day. : Satire is a most
effective and puperful wfkh in the hands of a
judicious tacttcifn, and may be used on I any oc
casion with ad vintage, bnt particularly1 upon 'the
ficesor foUi-j Jf the ooinanity. The .xespSo
taSIe rponsiSdiy a&sumel is a solfK-ient jgoirr
antee for uuty and eacelleiice; and lor the
lite expulsion from its columns oP that scurihty
which blunts teoge of satire and deprives it
of frs pirifyirfe tgency.r Literature and the
Drama will tfemrsofits columns, and ail that
U servict-&lM to Ihe progress of useful informa
tion and mural improvement will receive its warm
advocacy. -
5C1 The terms ate $2 per annum, payable
advance, or l not paid before the ex
piration of tot monthsj ' ' k i
Agents will bej allowed ft discount of 10 per
cent, on all sabecribers .hey obtain, by remttting
or becoming rosponsiole fot the same. They
will be also entitled to a copy of the paper gra
tuitously, r l . I. v t,"
All orders must be addressed (post paid) to
W. U ARMSTRONG, & Co.
' No. 1 AtheffianBuildinz
Philadelphia, Sept. 1832,- 10-tf. j
State of JLortfieittoUna
DAVltiSOmQOUXTY.
Couri of Pkni and Quaater Sestiona.
AuostTenn, 1833.
Azariah Williams "1 Original Attachment levi
j V ed. ou Deft's. interest, in
W. . , ' f glands now in possession of
4 ' ' f I Catharine Day and Eliza
Joseph rficholson j beth Nicholson
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Joseph Nicholsorf .the Defendant in this case is
not in inhabitant; of this State: It is therefore
brdeied by the Cmrt that publication be made for
six weeks in the Carolina. Watchman, published
in Salisbury, for "Ibe Defendant to appear before
the Justices of oar Court of-; Fleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for the County of Davidson
at the Court-House in Lexington on the 2nd
Aunday in November next then and there re
plevy or plead, &c,i otherwise judgment final
wiu dc (enucreo agamsi np saiuwosepn mcnoi
sph, and the land condemned and an order of sale
granted to Satisfy ! the Plaintiffs demand: Wit
ness damuel UajtherfUlerkvu our said Court at
Office the second Monday 6f August 1833.
pAMLi. GA1THER, Clerk
1 By
i ; D. Mock, D. clerk.
7-6 w.
COWMIITTEIfl TO JMLi.
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N Hock ford; Surrv County. N. C. on 23d
ofrAuinist, 1833, a Negro man, apparently
ahoat 23 years old, about five feet 7 or 8 inches
hijjh, stout made, o -a down look, a bright mu
latto in colour. He had on a roundabout coat, a
chip hat and mixed pantaloons. He says he be
lons to the . widow j tann, near Chapel: HiH,
and his name is;. Redding. The owner can ob
tain the said negro by proving: property and pa v-
ltig cost and charges; is
' 1 ''''! F. VEST, Jailor.
Sept. 14 tfp --;
i, J o if jv jir ya t r,
COKIFSOTIOUER,
THE Subscriber a citizen of London informs
ti.a puollck that1 he- has a choice assortnient
ot ina very best articles that can be procured m
this eountry .Consisting of
HQCKv
;ISurguK(1u;
Ch amxp pignej
fremiti Brawtys and other
Liquors; usually kept tn this country.
tar titrate) '
Mi pfti WSUt ottea,
Raisins yits of all kinds
cmVKEKSSsc.
The Subscriber jnieansl to furnish OysteT
whenever the season will suit.
Ch:trlotte.fC.!Attg. 31st, 1833. 7
FE.mAE SE. Ill AMR V.
THE exercises will be resumed on the 1st
day of ; October; I Tui&jn per session (five
munths) is f 10.50. Drawing and PainungilO,
Musick $20; paid tn advance.
BENJ. COTTRELT..
ii1. : Principal.
Auomst 10.
Stati of JVorth-Carolin a,
1 SlIRRY COUNTY.
Matthew M. Hnghes,
Jas. P:Valkei Jm Fitt
' gerild, and Polly his wifo
and Sally Lester.
In Equity, Sept
Term, 1833.
Is this case; it iproring to the satisfaction o
he Court; that ihe defendant James P Walker
does not reside tnin.the limits of this State ; it
is ordete "poncation be made six weeks in
the Carolina Watchman, that unless the defend
ant, James P. W'alker maiie his personal ap
pearance at the next Court of Equity, to be, held
wIi? tjj of Surry, at the CurHfouse, in
theTown;Rociford, on the first Monday b
March next, and answer or demur to the Bill of
compUintltixhibited against bim and others in
this Court, the tame will be beard exparte, and
Judgment pro eooXesso as to him.
, Tested a
' til S GlUVES, c W s
ft Spirit of flii&se
wmmm
f II mi ixiau cqku iiuti tu mj uis&cijr,
.JLwill lealPahviUeefeTyJ Tuesday,lluTf
day and Sunday toorningrand x$i&i Blaktly
next morning in time to take, the 8oclock;cirs
and amve in Petersburg; by 12 o'clcck of t
second day --nd persons who may desire ii can
proceed on netth with thereal jnail; and , jach
any jof the Northern, cities 24 hours sooner than
by any .other lirie.: ;;i -J ' i r:;! I f
The Subscriber has established- i i line
from, ;;.:-ulM;: l : V !'
; MnUsbprmg;Itit(t Oxfdrd f
Ronningiff cptinecioo isidil Mr. ClarbryV j line
from Greensbfjrwgh; JiSwh(irnay desire
to travel north!, are informed Ujat the mute from
Greensborongh, via Hillrouh and Oxpsrd to
B lately , is the tnot direct,nearcstj and most ex
pditious Which can be sHctexi; (which may he
seen by icferencs to the mSp of: the United
Sites.) : r f 'f I ; j . ;:;.;' : i :
The puUtc are "ihfvrmed that thip Sabscri
ber has placed onitiis router eomfof table p
Four MIofiSQ Post Coaches,
Good Teams j andkkilful drivers; and the public
are assur;d that tiiinej runs ih connexion! with
thp Ruanuke line from Danviile; and the public
is further assured 'that no delay or inconvenience
shall be exvfrutttced by those who may patron
age this lino. ; 4 '( r ; : ; j " !
I his Itnr will ! leave ; Hillsborough Jevery
Tuesday, Tlitirsday.and Sunday mornings, 'at 7
ocloc.k, A. M, and reach Blakely next mornings
in tiitie to take the 8 o'clock cas. f ! M
Both of the aiiove lines are now in good order,
as the siibscribt,T ! has lately made! considerable
improvement tooth! in expedftion and for the
comlbrtf thoie who may patronize either of
the above lines, j j' .! j'!'- i
Fareiomttill$bnroughtoBl3kely $7 00 ;
Fare from Danville to Blakely ! ! $7 00
All baggage at the risk of the owners, i
j JAS. W. JEFFREYS.
' ; " Proprietor
Red HouseJ N. C . ;
Sept. 20th, 1833. f : ' '!
:f : 1 : i .! ' jio tn
tCF The j Farmer's Reporter land Miners
Journal will inseri this notice six weeks and for-
ward their accounts to me for payment, i
!i I.
STATE OP ITORTH-0 AIIOT-UXA
IREDELL COUNTY. M
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term, 183S
Cimtuia Wilson, ") ; j Ml
vs. I Petition fot divorce,
Daniel Wilson 3 : ! ;i :
Ordered by the ? Court, that publication be. made
for three months in the Register printed in j Ral
eigh, and in the Carolina Watchman printed in
Salisbury, tliatl unless the -defendant,; Daniel
Wilson make4 his persjnal j appearance before j
the Judge of the Superior Court; ol JLaw, to be
held for the County of Iredell, $it the Court-HoUse
in StatesvilMjl oh the 6th IMonday alter the 4th
Monday in SepJfimber nett, and Hie his answer
to the said petition, the s'ainej will be heard ex
paite, and judgment be rendered pro-cobfesso. ;
I'mi ; I" m- ' . i !
J. CAMPBELL, Clerk. !
Jtdy 13, 1833-i-No. 51--8emd. ; I
JYO TICE.
THE Subscriber being desirous of einbarking
in a business which jwils; necessarily joccu
py a reat portion of his time;! will dispose of an
r: -is.
interest in the Const ituti6nalUstj upon reasonable
terms to a practical printer who! would -be! will
ing to assume the entire contnl of the mechani
cal duties of ; tKe establishment. I There are at
present about 800 subscribers to the paper, which!
number might be greatly increased with properj
exertions The advertising aM job patronage is
extensive and i increasing. While tho emolu
ments arising loin the patrougefof the LStatel
and General Gdvarnment are ample with proper
management address the Subscriber atRaleigh,
IN CHARLES Ul RAMSAY, j
4nly 23d, 1833. r : , H ' j
Elementary School. j
i: r rn; i
HffS, BAkER wislles td inform the inhabij
JJM. t?mts ;ot Salisbury itha the 4th quarter orl
her School will commence on ! Monday the 30thl
of Septembeyf Terms as before, 3 per quarter'
CP Where Cash h not con venienl! payment
may be made ih articles of doifxestic consumption!
September 5833., 81 j ' j . ji 1
THE subscriT v. jBhes to purchase a numbef
of Yotl?f.NKi;HOi;$, wihout any limit du
viiMrthn nevi. iwe ve lmtnths.f lAnv person havi
ingsuch pety f i sals, Would do well to ap
make a talek lot they may resHalsured ! that he
will pay the most liberal ;pric: in Cash. Th
subscriber hasjno connexion this yeai wth Rober
Huie, in the ; purchase of Negries.,
hjamcs Huie.
i,: ' -'i 1 1 if i ;l: : :- ;
N. B. All betters addressed to the; subscri
ber, will be!itended tias punctuallyas; if appli
cation vrere i made in person, i ;In his j absence
Mr. Reeves,f (Post aJaster,;! wil contra
fr Negroes; fthd Py caui4 M authorised S
II t'lm iwirfhca frt him rwl sn Atrvnt wil
at all times be touad at Doci.lBoyd's Hotel, ii
Charlotte, prepared to make purchases the sam
as lithe subscribe! were present.
: v j;. j' jW : J. H.
Salisbury: if . C. lulyf 13,- i$33 tfil
:;, i if''.'. ' i ; '
: Hill . i ,
THBTE are; requested to stethat a Silver
if ? . Smithy Loach VkerLiil CabinMaker
Shoemaker and Hatter,j-iliad well Iby' gotni
to Maotson, iKKingaim, c.f, U.
; Sept 1st; 1833.-7. j m. A
Uchatc onhand neatly
oontauung a oovenaui otseoin in auaitMMi to the
usual covenant of jjni4 enjoyment oommony
called a warranty Thei is faihorisiderable ad4
vantage to thj! purchasers) tin improved 4orm
as it enables him tobrinW) suitsoon jas he dial
oovers that he has obtamtl a bad title accor
ding lathe usual form be! cannot iue the seller
until he has been ousteronji his purchase by
suit This is worthy of kteatioa ia those who
U? out money for land. ; I I ' " 1
ue naveaiso on nan iSLurri Utim on
Trust, which will aanrt th&ieosKM
r r
i
UNNING , twice a week and back from
SaleA. Cby way of Mocksville, Sttes-
ruie, ; iviorganion, tonnoieiown, uracKeiwv a,
iJanestown .and Ratherfordton,' N. C.'to Green
HHe Court House, S. C; This line is contina
E ' m L . . ww . i 'mm..
South rrom Greenville by Pendleton, Aeder
and Abbeville to Atmista, Georgia. It is th
upper j oatft . estern toute: At aaiem i . i.
This line corresponds with Smith's Piedmont,
Green8borou Ju,Hulsboroogh and Chapel Hill to
leigh N.-
At Momnlon. N. C. This line branches with
a route twice' a week of 4 Horse Post Coaches to
lAsheville, Warm Springs, N. C. and Newport
p Knox,vUIe Tennessee. There has beea es
lablished by the undersigned a line of stages
Irpm Warm Springs, N. C. to Newport, Ten
iessee,s(i as o make the route to Knoxville di
feet. Theie; routes offer 'many advantages to
those who arl travelling North or South, East ori
IWest These lines pass through the Gold Re-
ion; and a country unexampled for romantic and
ctnresque peenery. the roads are first rate,
'ravels, from 55 to 60 miles per day in entire
day light, giylng the passenger ample time for
sleep and refreshment. The Coaches are
f Alb an and Troy Manujaeturty
find the Teams and Drivers are equal, to any
In the Southern States. The contractors are
bt disposed Kp vaunt about then accommoda
ions; out irtev invite tne scrutiny anairiai
t the publick. All efforts, made to please.
The delay which heretofore existed at Salem
comingjouin is obviated entirely there win
be no detention whatever This is the only dfc
greet lice for (hose visitin? the Gold mines. :
Thb line ileaves Salem every Tuesday and
Friday mornings, and arrives at Morganton n
I Wednesdays and Saturdays and. at Greenville
t ridays andjMondays by 12 ATM. Keturnmg
will leave (Ireenville on Tuesdays and Satur
days and arrive at Salmon Tuesday and Friday
nights. y
1 From Salm to Greenville 5 cents per mile, for
all intermediate distance 64 cents per mile. All
Baggage, Bundles and Parcels, at the risk of
the owner.i
JAMES H. St ROBERT W. TATE.
I Proprietors.
Morganton, N.C.April lst,1833.37g6w.
UTS IE
:QOO:
inrnHEProP"etor ofthehneof Stages
JLL running between Washington City
and Milledgeville, Ga. has established in
connexionT'with said stage line a bouse of
AT IiEXiWgTOX. NORTH CAROLINA
NEAR TltE NORTH EAST END OF THE 1
VILLAGE
i Considerable pains have been taken to
furnish this Establishment with taste and to
provide for it plentifully. The Rooms aire
private and comfortable; the beds Urge and
clean and attendance prompt -The Table
and Sideboard are bountifully supplied with
ihe best that the country around ban afford,
as well as! with such delicacies as . can be
conveniently brought from a distance. Its
connexion! with the Stage Line, gives this
Bouse I great advantages in ; , this re
spect. ;' ; ;
I As the Jest interests of the Proprietor
depend much on the management! of his
STAliLF3$ the public needs rio assu
rance on this head. Travellers as well as
temporary! sojourners, will, it, is thought be
gratified in calling at this House. ;
fjQHN T BRONAUGH,
L Agent
stomers will at all times be fur
nished wifh private conveyances in any di
rection frdra this place.
I LxxiNdTo.v, April 6, 1833. 38.
Wl . ST T 2i S3).
117 E Will purchase any number of likely
j TT Young Negroes for the next twelve
months, for which we will give liberal pri
ees in Cash. Any . communication addressed
to either of us at Huntsville, or to i Robert Car
son at Hamptonville, N. Carolina, will meet
prompt attention.
l L JARRATT,
I -; T. GLEN. -
1 January; 19 1(56 j j .
LATEST FASHIONS X X
The apparel oft bespeaks the Lady."
Mrs a jl- jrenaieion tntorms
the public J that she " has received the present
Spring and Summer FASHIONS from Corres
pondents tn the Northern Cities, and is prepared
to execute Ml orders with, despatch. Her house
is nearly opposite the Office of the Watchman .
1 Having learned this business, in the fashions
ble Town bf Lynchburg, and having had much
employment there, as well as in other fashiona
ble places in Virginia Mrs. P. fa persuaded that
sne can give Bausiacuon to sucn as may choose
u empioy jier. one win receive regularly from
PhuV elDhia and New Yort th Utt P.cK
urns, and Will keep Patterns for sale to those who
may wish make their own dresses. She will
likewise, keep on hand a few
Cip89 iirbans9 and Fashion
y able Bress Bonnets.
Mrs. P. feels confident that she ran mt tk rf.
tf this polished eommnBityi-e,iherefore, asks
s naisinersKUi. - . t
ers from the cossbT wiB ha
dOi
gently jWOed. . , I
a r'i m i si! - . .
1H1!
AT4 rnii fchfnNinivo'PiTiiii
" THE STBSCplBERillAntJoWee ta The
blie irenefrlly aid her friends tod to the
-nner friends U( ih0 HOTEIthat sH will
be happy to accommodate all whomar favor her
irithi their pttronageUhefsures tlienithat
ner pest euoru snail oe used. to render pleasant,
the entertainment ot ill such as mav call: , Hei
Table will be sunsUed with the Irat ibst th
ntryaficrtis; and her Ba vwith the choicest
liquors tier otaole are large and coramodious,
well supplied with ihe best provender, and ? her
Hostlers aref careful . pind attentive. v
' 1 Froni themany ad vantage which this affords,
together with an unceasing efllrt to please, she
flatters herself, that she will be able to render
toall the most ample satisfaction.
, jH pttARV ALLC3I0XG. r
4 5CJTheOfiice of the Chraw and Lincoln
Lines. is at he MANSION' HOTEL.
S.uJs&trRr, August, 31, jl 833 C $t
j STOTIOE.
Mri. Mabv Allemono is my Attorney
derin my absence from this State. Mansion
Hotel, Salisbury.
i ! hugh Mcdonald.
.August 31, 1833,-6 5in
PRAJCiriCE OP
'if
FONTAINE WATSON
.1' f AKO i
p. IL SAUNDERS,
ill coritonuo the practice of Physic in
partnership, at Wythe Court House
where they I may be found at all times, ex
cept when ) absent i on 'profossfonal business.
Dr. Watson, will give particular attention to
all surgical cases which! may be placed un
der his care at Vythe Court House. He will
carefully attend to all ( who may please to con
sult him respecting tPtns or tumors; all who may
be afflicted with blindness, or other diseases of
the eye, requiring an operation or other treatment;
who may bVafllicted with grarc, or stone in
the bladder with piles or fistula in ano or li
ter complaint, or breast complaint, or fits and
all who may be afflicted with aaewmnw, can
cers, or any ether disease of a long standing and
obstinate nature. These, and all such com
plaints,pwheiher requiring in operation, or sim
pl treatment for their cure), will command his
strict attention. j
- Ladies affected with goitre, may have that
deformity removed by a mild treatment, by put
ting themselves under his care.
CP Invalids who reside in the South, will
find Wythe I Court House a delightful summer
retreat, on account oi tne saiuoniy oi ine moun
tain air, the purity of the lime-stone water, and
the romantiq scenery of the! conn try.
Wythe CjH. (Va.)JuTy 13 tf51
SFRISTG & SUMMER
OFASHIONSe
i . i . ,
RIOItACE H. BEARD,
Respectfully announces to the Public that he
has just received of Messrs? Wilson 8c Saguex, ot
New) York, the ; - .
Spring and Summer Fashions
f for 1 1833.
Which he has no doubt, will please his customers
He continues to have his work done in a neat
and fashionable style. It is beyond all doubt, that
his CUTTING is superior to any in the neigh
borhood. Hs shop is on Main Street, next door
to Dr. Burns.
' NB.flemso returns his sincere thanks to his
customers atd friends, for their liberal patronage)
and hopes by a continuance of punctuality and
strict attention to his shop, to merit it further.
May 1st, jl 33 3.-4 1,
fj Mr. Bead has just received a newly
invented add much improved system of cut
ting; It is wery superior.
FOM SALE.
y virtue of a Deed ofTrutl, ex
ecuted by Henry Workman Con
ner to us, for certain purposes there
in! specified, on the 55th day of No-
vembvi, 1833, we will sell at JfubLc Sale, a
tbAot of land
containing OAOt acres, situated and lying on
the Catawba; River in Iredell county, about
five miles above Beatties Ford. The Tract con -tains
a large portion of low grounds, and is con
sidered a rery valuable Tract, Also, FIFTEEN
j NEGrIitES, I
consisting of Jlet, IFotnat, Boys and Girb,
likely and valuable. Also, ail the
Stock and d5rop
on said plantation The; sale will be on the a
bove described land. Terms of sale will be then
and there made knoxn. -
ROBT. H. BURTON,
M. BREVARD,
Trustees.
Oct. lOfAj, 1033.
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liBSRp & GOLD SSnSffH
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Greatjbargain may be had from the under
signed tor a Tract, of Iand containing
600 ACRES,
On the water? of Dutchman Creek, seven miles
North of Mpcksrille. There are three snug
dwelBngs land; other . improvement, and
several good orchards on the . tract. Favorable
tpecimehs of Gold have been found in a branch
on said tried and considered well worth the . at
tention of miners., One third of the. price will
be required iji cash, and the balance can be paid
atone andtroyaars credit. It is expected that
anyone wishing to buy will view the premises.
Application jean be made to the Subscriber up said
land ' v -
J v, - i JOSIAH INGUS.
B(ri)(nnn(n)M
Tate Alexander
ames LotUfl
ona AUrants--,
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Haines
PeteiBaTleww
Johi Barrier -
Elixabeth Boboo- "
Elisha BarbeVjrv
Frederick Bottles v
John Blackwell V .
Nicholas Beck
Riehard Baksr r "
Charles Bowman
Joseph Beck!- ' ,
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UohnMeNkJ.
JJaiaes MarUnfwi
gdward ilcGS
lNathanhnf4v"K
1 Caldwell
WmlCIarU : -Wo.
Cttthbertsexi
Richard E. Case
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Thomas Carlton . - v
uosepn rnett
ilohn PhUvaw
Col's. of the 79;80&92
Samuel PVks
jxegt. mtantry - -I
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Ieter Denton ? .
John Duckworth
David Duckworth
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John Fox i ?
Rev'dWm.Fullwood
Robert Flmming '
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John Gibbs
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John A. Howell
MijisHiginns '
Jessce R.Hyatt
Elizabeth Ikdge ,
Samuel Hillman
Aliin Hays
Albert F. Hughes
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David T.Ivans
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Abraham Justice
JainesJuJkins
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William Kincaid '
WtanrPtalv
Satnoel Htterao,
aamuei tfarkt
SaljeyD.Pwe
tnaroel Per
David or WiUV
David R'i4eil;
v rait ittctitsoa
Frederick Tljht
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Wilson SeytT.
Secretary v Pj4
tLoage4
Rachel Smith
Wifliam
Dsmjel Sloiner
Benjamin
John Thoro1
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Ann Walton :
David Warlick
Samuel Watsop.
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R. C.PEARSON,
Oct. 12-3wl2
77ie most interest ing Publication. lMeAJ;
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Jlie Galaxy of ' ComHaim
OR SHORT STORIES WEjULTOQl
To be embellished during the Year wiu
Hundred and rmylomic and Uumeruciiyj
It is preposed to publish en the first -pa?r
in Octoner 1833, the first nuenbeof satti
uew, amusing and highly interesting wort
be entitled the GALAXY f OF C0M1CJ
TIES,OR SHORT STORINWKLL lTOLrils
lering te the public a new paper:wben iie4
so many at present extant, it becomes us v,
a word or two relative to the pcttar oai.
w ill M9acoa. ; . 1 ! A.i, ?
: in me nrsi piace; we tniena w smxe w
entire new and oi&inal courseil Wef
follow the sule path of any componjrj
nil, but depending on our own rlsourceWia! 1
favors of a number of valued coiiespondeer
puce at once something woithy bf patrooajts
the smiles ef the public; ; About title inJirJ
The Galaxy is intended .as. a sokree of ptmi
cheering amusement to drive wiinkk 'ft
the brow of care-rrto ease the woe-be)aic
of a portion of its "wretchednle--!
fair faoe of beauty with an, additional i4.:
moke youth laugh and age foiegla frafi
bq our chief endeavour, and in a&ort . jl
, With mirth and humour drive Jail arete
And make this life an ever atilifeg; iay , 1 1
; The contents of the Galaxy! T$. 4
short humorous stories, anecdotesgoottub&l
comic songs, poetry, &c. and M sbrdrb
rAadtr a nth Viinrf of oriffihal reSainll CtK8.
td raise a laugh, and yield hje.'pt
delfeht. .- n i -4! ,1i:"v'
j It will be published every Saturday, &
spectable sued sheet at the exceedingly htrt.
or five copies for Five Dollars, payable m ii
see in advance. Postmasters are reqnejtsc
aai agents for the above work. 1 1 jf -
j All letters and orders post pakl, m
dressed to lZh.
LESHER &f SliELLi,
No 303 Callow
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WILL be exposed to tibtie Salr H
day the 16th of 'Ieceniber
residence of the late Leonard I Hendffj
vv unamsboto1 Uranvtlle county, dot--the
Tract of LAND, whereon b .re
taining about 700 ACRES togeer PP.
30 or 4A MEcMbt
between 250 and 300 barrels of tdnfM
Oats, Fodder, and Stock of all kbHs,m
nold and Kitchen Furniture, Plants M
8ils,&.C. &C. - A , i-. t-f
The above Tract of Land is of:fia J
in a hih state cf improvement,
nured Lots,) well watered, and a(U?tetf f.
cultivation , of Tobacco and Gi-
proyemente consist bf a f?j'
':')"' cxmn4xliong f i 4
n..rrx finite
Tobacco Bam itnited one nile WW I
various .vinces, apu.
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i .: tr . .i - A i,ilihif r
fined neighborhoods ia the State,! aw
ing every conveaiemjelbrtheEdcpwy
dren. .' :1 '.' ;' I -Jf
The Nesroes consist of Men. D
ChUdren yocrrg and likely tfJ0CO
first rate Rant nnH Rhnemnkcr iadl S
Driver. ; J, '
The valuable Eat
of the deceased, will bf saH a
J. JkHENDGRSP-E
aepuoa. iu-tds V i no "TT?
RaleighTiegister, the ConsUtotioWJJ
:il fn DSUs (
until tho day of sale, and ibrw
connt3 to the office of the oxuu
payment
fitatly : exetuted
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