4
T
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; the 'Most iiUgant-Stylt ot
JEW
GOLD AtfD SILVER WARE, JctVleC
THE SubacribeY has 60 Jiaod and wilfkeep
constant! j toe saleat his shop 10 Salisbury N. C.
on maitf street, at the net door aboft the store
of Samuel Lemlyjk !oo a
SPLE.YDW ASSORTMENT OF
FASHIONABLE ARTICLES,
1- u:i: f knainoea anion? which he would
IU 1113 I1UV Vi - j
mar. fa tha fiilltlWlnCT iVIZC
5 Patent Lever WashW (English, French,
Swiss, and PtchJ I .
G )!J and Plated Fob Chains,
Gold and Plated Watch Guards,
Gold and Plated Watch Keys,
r2.i.-Tnl PrktedrWatcli Seals,
Gold Ear-boW Breast pins, and Fingerings4
(ti fashion.) S
Silver Ware; Everrpowted Pencil Cases, and
Silr Srwfttacfes. and steel frames &. glasses,
J '': P.w.irt nt Dirk Knives, and Silver
Fruit Knives, i j :
Pocket Pwtois and Dirks,
Breast Buttons and Musical Boxes,
1 -t rs.it mrA VVatr.li Ch tins and Keys.
Ifle wilf nxosot every jdetipiioo of work in
a workmanlike manner and promptly
M i , DAVID L. POOL.
tCP Old Gold an Silver taken in exchange
for articles purchasetKt riislshop, and inpay
ment for work done and debts doe. D. L. P.
Salisbury, June 25, 16; tf49
I!
JOHN HTJRPI1Y
ITS no w receiving from the Northern Cities
J. an Mlfniit ani) fTAnpral Atr1rnent bf
SPRING, SUM &1ER, PALL & WINTER
t : 'GOODS.; r
Vichhepfferfbrsaleon
L Tooa terms.
He deems it uHneccssarv to enumerate
the different ; articles that compose
sort meat, which upon examination
found large and complete. .
lie tenders bts sincere thanks j to his
friends, for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to biro, and rjespectfuliyt requests
ihom mnA ihfl nuhlic rrenerallv. to caU and
examine bts Goods, believing that those w ho
do so, will! not regret it. ; .
. J M. Will sell 543 Acres land, one
hundred of which is excellent meadow, 3J
miles from Salisbury.
Salisbury. September 3, 1836 6m7
the as
will be
Mis. HUTCHISON'S
8
BENJAMIN FRALfcYj has just received
toe latest fashion from New Yoik anT Phi
ladelphia, imported from London and Paris.
He has removed to the Urge! Brick Building, on
the South side f Uhe Court Hoose opposite the
Post Office, where he is prepared to do all kinds
of Tailoring in a very superior style, durable and
fashionable, and warranted to fit well . All or
ders from a distance willjbe fnoi faithfully exe
cuted, agreeable to order br promisei All kinds
of w.irk will be done by bjim ion short notice.
He 8tiH continues to act as a?ent for
some of the mt fashiortabl Tailors of Hew
York and Philadelphia, therefore, any Tailors
wishing instruction in th art of Outtinj, can
be instructed by callins 4" jBenjimin Fraley,
Salisbury, at the large Brck Home tB
Taken up and committed
to the Jiil of Cabarrus Cconjy.soine time in the
month of Septemberast & negro man, Nathan
who says he belongsto lh? estate of W. P.
St ockton. Said negro- is about 5 feet 6 or 7
inches high about 45 ywtb old, some wray hairs:
has lost several lit his fnjnt teeth. The owner
is requested to come forwHrd prove property and
nay cJiargES and taice him. I
VM. H. ARCHIBALD, Sh'ff.
JulySOth, 6m3. Prjcej$6,25.
2 AND BOOT
... Ti1 !
I
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1
So'ribr is nowrprejarvd to execute
work in-?ii liue of; HisirteMs. in a neat and
durable manner, at his Whop, in Mr. Cowans'
Urge lirick Uniidi.ir. Tj jiolic are. invited o
give nis AorUa trial andUhen determine as to
P. . i !
lis qua my. .
April 23d, tMtj j y
JSoanllng School for Young
jLatlies.
KELV'IJV, JY&mPtfi'SBdROUGlL
rHlHE Exercises of tpis chool, which have
" JL, j ist closed for i lip second session ot the
present vear, will be resumed un the 1st of Feb
ruary net, under the superintendence of Miss
C. C. Joae and the subscriber: assisted by a la
dy in every respect suitably qualified. The first
Session of the year YSil twilli close on the 15th
of July, including a short lacalim. The second
oion will commence on the loin ot July, tod
terminate orihe lk2ih ot December. The School
will be, as heretofore, strietlyj private in its cha
racter. No young ladies except those resident
in tbe immediate vicinity or so hear the School
as to be considered undeij. the immediate care of
their parents or guardians, Will be permitted to
board ir. any launly of wh-icb a teacherJs not a
member. An arrangemeut Has been made with
Miss Holmes, with whom a lady connected with
pthe School resides, toa?coraaiodate a small num
ber of young ladies with board. Terms for board
aod tuition, $35 per Session, payable in advance;
tuition for day $choUrs,$t5 for all over 12yeats
of age; $124 for those under- 12.
Instruction in the ancient languages and Math
ematics, will be given vlien dt-sired. B ks and
Stationary will be furnished td boarders and day
f schtilars at the lowest retail prices. Music and
Diawtng will form separate charges. The servi
ces of an additional instructed in Musi having
become necessary, one has, been accordingly pro
s Tided. The services of a gentleman who is iiih
ly recommended, have been engaged for the' next
year, (1837) who, will give Uosiruntion in the
French and German, which will also form a sep
arate charge. i ! 1
. , t j W. H. HARDIN.
PittsboToagh, Dec. 15, 1833 . -tw 24
"WJffTILL be re opened
f ? -i
in Salisbury; on the
first Monday of October, when she will,
i. - - ' j . . . . .
by leave of Providence, make it her principal dus
ines8 to nroboie the improvement of all ihe pa
ml onmmitied to her 'care. ' Havins, doring the
nrpsent Sanlmer.had a renewed opporl unity to ob
serve the prgrfta3 of Education at the N'jrthhe
pledges herself to the pnblic, to conduct her
schojl (whether it respects its government or
instruction) j upon the most', approved system and
to snare no: pains ui make the Salisbury semi
nary, a place of instruction for females, equal
to similar institutions in any portion of the Uni
ted Slates, j : -j
TERMS OF ApMISSION.
PXHST CX.ASS
Comprising Mental, Moral and Nalnral Phil
osoohy. Chmistiy, Botany, Logic Rhetoric,
Astronomy, History, Composition, Geometry, Al
gebra, &c. &c. I
Per. cession $15 50
Second Class
Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar and
Reading,
Geography,
Per Session
$10 50
Extra Branches
t . j
Mnsic, per. session Professor's charge.
French Language, doj ,$10 00
Drawing and Painting, doj $3 00
Embroidery-ULace and Ornamental Work in
, Silk and Worsted of the newest and most
beautiful patterns
L - - r per session $5 00
Parents are respectfully solicited to dress their
daughters with plainness, and to direct what
church they wish them to attend.
N. B. Miss Herraanee.from the vicinity of Al
bany, will assist Mrs. Hutchison.
September 17, 1836 tf9 i
For Sale or Rent.
TWILL rent or sell on good terms, my estab-
JLlishioeAt a! few doors east! of the Courthouse
in Salisbury , on Main street. It has been occu
pied as a Tavern for a number of years, and
might be made one of the best stands for busi
neas in Town!. 1 will sell the House and Furni
ture -togetherj or separately t Any industrious,
attentive person can make the money out of the
riouse oeiore l win require; u.
j j JOHN JONES.
N. B. I will still continue, to entertain my old
friends ajid customers as- usual. .
! ! - . J. J.
UXE OF
FACJKJBTS TO
Unfm Hutchison respectfullv in
forms her frieods and the public, that her School
is now open lor tne reception or pupils, and she
pledges herself to pay every possible attention to
the mental, moral, anu personal iiuprorament of
all such as may be introsted to her care. Board
can be obtained in respectable families at a rea
sooable price. "- A . number 4f pupils ran be ac
commodated in the family in whictf Mis,. Hutch
tson and Miss Hermance. board .
- Octobers, 1836 tfU !
TTI U RSU ANT to an amendment of the Stite
JIT; Constitution,' notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern, that application will be
made to thejiext Legislature, for thes passage of
a private act for the hrrjpfit of James Scott of
Burke County, to coofirn( renew two. grants
of land made to Joseph JDobson then of Bun
combe County, dated theind day of December,
1797. : : - !
S.SILW1j3JS,JUq.
October J 5, 1836 tf 13 -
JFAETTEflMjJLF,m
THE Schooners Caroline and Caleb Nichols,
Steamer Wilmington, and tow boats, will
lake measurement Goods at N. York and deliver
them at Fayetteville, at the established rates,
free of all other charges. M
Heavy Goods will be taken as above specified,
except that they will at times, when the river is
very lowe subject to storage and labor of stor
ing, which we trust will be seldom required, as
tbe8leam and low boats are of the newest con
struction and light draught lof water.
1 be Uoods at the owners risk, the same as in
the hands of forwarding merchants. Freight
payable on delivery at Fayetteville.
AH persons 8h i pping Goods, by the above line
will please hand a list of the Gids shipped to
Messrs. Hallett & Brown, so as to advise me.
WILLIAM DOUGAL, Proprietor.
VVILLK1NGS & BELDEN. Agents,
at Fayetteville
September 3, 1836 tf7 ,
FOR SAI.B.
The Subscriber offers for sale
FOUR LOTS
in the town of Salisbury, on
ichich there i? a rood
Itooks at Newspaper j Postage.
kvALDlE'S LITERARY OMNIBUS. .
NOVEL AND IMPORTANT LITERARY
- , ENTERPRISE!! ip , ;?
JVbwl, Tales, Biogrovkyl Voyages, Travels,
r Reviews, and the yyews of tkc day.
It wai one of the great obiecia of NYaldie's
Library, "to make good reading cheaper, and to
brine literatore to every manfl oonr That nK-
ject has been acctwnplished I we htye given to
bopKs wings, and tney nave nown lo the utter-
moSt pans of our vast continent, carrying society
to the secluded, occupation to me literary, infor
mation to all. We nowpropose at ill further
reduce prices, and render the access to a literary
banquet more than twtfold accessible ; we gave
and continoe to give in the quarto library a vol
ume weekly for two cents a day : we now pr6
pe to give a volume ip the same period for less
than four cents a eeeh, and to add as a piquaot
sson'.ng to the dish a few -cdumns of shorter
litWary matters, and a summary of -jhe news arid
events of the day. We know; by expetiehee
aiidjcalculatioi that we can go still further In the
matter of redaction, and we feel that there is
still verge enough for us to aim at offering to an
increasing literary appetite that mental food
which' it craves. ' . ;-i - ! I i
( The Select Circulating Library, now as ever
so great a favorite, will continue to make its
weekly visits, and to be issued in a form for bind
ing and preservation, and fts price tnd form wjll
itmain the same. But we shall: in the first
w$ek of January 1837, bsue a huge sheet of the
size of 'he largest newspaper of America, but on
very soperior paper, sojUltd with books of the
newest and most entertaining, though in their
several departments f Novels, Tales. Voyages,
i ravels, etc, select in heir character, joined
with reading such as usually aotud nil a weekly
newspaper. My this method we hope to accom
plish a great good ; to enliven and enlighten the
ramiiy circle, and to give to it, at ; an expense
which shall be so consideration to any, a mass
of reading that in book form would alarm th
a . m '
pucKets ot tne prudent, and to do it in a manner
that the most sceptical shall acknowledge ' the
power of concentration can no farther go M JVb
book which appears in Waldie's Quarto Library
wUl be published in the Omnibus, which will be
an entirely dmtnet periodical,
i TERMS.
Waldie's Literary Omnibus will be issued ev
ery Friday morning, printed on paper of a qual
ity superior to any oi her weekly sheet, and kf
the largest size. It will contaio,
! st. Books, the newest and the best that can
be procured, equal every week to aj London du
odecimo volume, embracing Novels, Travels,
Memoirs, 8tc. and only chargeable with newspa
per; postage, j
i -si- j
2d. Literary Reviews, Tales, Sketches, no
tices of books, and information from! "the world
of letters," of every description. ; j
3d. The news of the week concentrated to a
small compass, but in sufficient amount to em
brace a knowledge of the principal events, polit
ical and Miscellaneous, of Europe arid Amer
ica. ! I
The price will be two dollars to lobs of five
subscribe r where the paper is forwarded to one
address. To clubs of two individuals,five dollars;
single mall subscribers, three dollars. The dis
count on jncurrent money will be charged to the
remitters ; the low price and superior paper ab
solutely prohibit paying a discount.
On no condition will a copy ever be sent until
the payment is received in advance.
As th arrangements for the prosecution of this
great literary undertaking are all made, and the
proprietor has redeemed jail his pledges to a gen
erous public for many years, no fear of the nn
fulfilment of the contract can be felt. The Om
nibus will be regularly issued, ami will contain
in a year reading matter: equal in amosnt to two
volumes of Kees's Cyclopedia, for the small stun
mentioned above.
Address, post paid,
AD MI WALDIE.
46 Carpenter St Philadelphia.
$30 RBWABD.
RANAWAY from the subscriber two nejgro
slaves, viz. TOEY and JuHN. Toney
is ibout 35 years of ag-e five feet nine or ten
inches high, dark complexion, square and stout
built j and bad on when be Ml, i bright drab
Petersham over-oat. He was purchased j by
me of Mr. Richard Bradiky of Wilmington, and
cals himself Toney Montague.! John is about
twenty yeais of age. of rather lighter complex
ion! than Tny. about five feet 10 inches high,
and is anite stout built ih&A n lull rnii,H fare
nd ha.s lost two front teeth above and belhw.
which is his most distinguishing mark. He
had on when he lefc, a light grev woolen round
Jaeketand pantaloons.
I he .above slaves left the camp of the snbscrt-
berjwhile on his way to the Western country.
eigfit miles aoove Lincoluion, on ,2Sih of ilast
month, and will no doubt endeavor to make their
way back to Wilmington. The above reward
wil( be given for their apprehension, su that I
get; them again. ;
JMES MOORE.
Dec. 10. 183e-tf2f ; i
j Horace 11. Beard,
Respectfully tenders his thanks to the citizens
of Salisbury and its vicinity for the liberal
supportbehis hereUrfore received in his business.
Me informs the public that he still carries oo the
T.11LOR1.VG BtTSI.VESa
IN iTS SEVERAL BRANCHES AND VA
RIETIES AND ACCORDING TO THE
LATEST FASHIONS FROM
Taris and London,
Ita JSTew York and PhUadthkia.
i !
He assures his customers that their woik
shall be done faithfully and according; to promise.
ana xnai is not what every mechanic can say
least it is not what they do ; I
Salisbury, April 23, 1836 tflO
with the necessary buildings &c. and two per
manent springs. If desirable, the water and sit
uation would Jae very suitable for building, either
a brewery of a distillery. To, any one wishing
to carry on ihe tanning business, this property
would be valuable. If noiisold privately before
the 1st of next January, it will be sold then at
public auction. ! ,
terras dood notes at; one, and I wo years,
ccs irom me davjoi sale.
Sept 24, 1S36 tflO
JOHN BEARD. Senr.
BLANK WARRANTS
For Sale at ihis Office
C$iM FOR .VJVaHOES.
H " ?r if ,Drw,,, Purchase any nombe
-v. i J?un? tMKOES daring the
Z TTi 1 s ur wu,cn "oerai prices in cash
will b giveni . h,
I wish all jetters on basineasaddressed to
uio ai oermantoo, Stokes county.
tI.:....L. - jjTVRE GLEN.
niy id, J83a-tf52
J
FOHTtrija's s eolib-
13,000 DullaM for . S Dollars!
- ' ' '
NORTH CAROLINA
z
F or the benefit of the Salisbury Academy.
.''isf Class for 1837,
To be drawn ai Fayetteville,
on Saturday, the 11th of
February, 1837
COMBINATIOr? SYSTEM.
. i - i - , -
75 number Lottery 12 drawn ballots
CAPITAL PRIZE
. 13,000 DOLLARS,
SIL,EA1MI SCUEJflE.
Prize
Prize
Prize
Prize
Prize
Prize
of
of
of
of
of
of
20 Prizes of
20 Prizes of
2ft Prizes of
20 Prizes of
20 Prizes of
30 Prizes of
13,000 dollars,
6,000 dollars-,
3,000 dollars,
2.400 dollars,
1,500 dollars.
1100 dollars,
1000 dollars,
500 dollars,
360 dollars,
- 300 dollars.
200 dollars.
100 dollars.
BESIDES MANY OF
S0, 60, 50, 0, iiC.
I C7Amountingpn all to 25390O
WHOLE TICKETS 5
' HALVES . $2 60
QUARTERS $1 2ft
A certificate for a packet of 25 whole! Tick
ets will cast only 74. Halves fy Quarters in the
same proportion. To be had in the greatest
ot numbers at
WHEELER & BURNS,
Salisbury, N. C,
December 3, 1836.
KcWj Kicli, Fashionable
The Subscriber I wll sell
that valuable , i
TAN Y ARB -
in the Town of Wadesbonogh. for several years
past in his possession. Hr can safely, recom
mend it as an excellent stand for the ,
TJiJYJVIJVaB usUVESs;
Terms will be accommodating to the purchas
er, and can be knownf by, applying to the sub
scriber euher by letter, or privately.
. THUS. S. JLl i TLL.
Dec. 3, 1836 tf20 I C
The Editor of the Greensboronjb Beacon will
iasert the above jb'ix limes, and for ward .his ac
count lo the Subscriber at Wadesbrwugh,N.C. ' (
At
Journeymen Tailprs Wanted.
'i j; i ! I j
fill WO or three Journey men. Tailors (good
JLf workmen) of steady habits ; wanted imme
diately by the subsbriber. None but such need
pp!j. p .f U! - I
I HORACE H. BEARD.
Salisbury, Dec. 31. 1 836 tf34 i
T ; ' '- i i
1 1 ; i
"WTOT1CE. that ijdesign to apply to the Le
XI gislature of the State, to pass a Resolution
to enable me to collect the arrearages of Taxes
or tne county oi uabarrus, tor the years 1833
nd 1834. . : i !tl
Wm. H.ARCHIBALD,
Sheriff of Cabarrus Cty.
DwmberSl, 1835 tf34
Assortment of
JEWELLERY,
F 1HE Subscriber has just returned from Phil -
JUL adelpbia with a very Rich Assortment of
Watches, Jewellery, &?c.
CONSISTING OF
Gentlemen's &. Ladies' fine Gold Lever Watches
I Do. do. Silver do. do.
English, Freneh. and Swiss do.
Fine Gold Fob Chains, and Keys.
Ladies' Gold neck Chaios.
Shell Musfc Boxes.
A very rich assortment of Breast-pins, Ear-rings
and r inger-nngs.
Silver, Plated, and Jett Belt Buckles.
A large assortment of silver Spectacles with con
cave, dividing, green, and double glasses.
Silver Combs and Butter Knives.
Silver Fruit Knives and Thimbles.
Do. Pencils and Tooth Picks.
A very superior assortment of Razors, made br
I Koger, Miepherd, and ! de & Ku.ehrr.
Also Rjjger Shepherd's, Wade &. Butcher's
Dirk, Pocket, ahd Pen Knives.
Fine Plated and Paper Cantors and CanJle
sticks. German Silver,Table, Desert, and Tea spoons
warranted supeiior to silver, and cheaper.
Silver Spoons.
Together with Purses, Steel Chains, Keys, and
Fine Pistols, and Percussion caps.
! He invites the People to call and see his as
sortment. Those living at a distance, will have
their orders filled on as good terms, as if they
were present.
JOHN C. PALMER.
I Salisbory. N.C., Dec 3, 1836.
LIST of letters remaioing in the Post Of
fice in Salisbury on the 1st of January,
1837.
A R H Alexander 2, Samuel Allen, Wil
liam Anderson, Michael Anderson.
I B J J Bruner 2, Elizabeth Ann B run son,
Allen Brown, N Boyden. Peter Bartlett, John
Beard Jr 2, Ellen A Bates, Gray J By mi to,
Jacob Braner, Elvira Branon, A Bagarly, Eliza
6eth Boiler, Mosse VV Baley, Enoch Brock.
I C Levi Carrel, Daniel Corrier, B run son
Craven, James Cook, D Canidy, Elizabeth
Cressel Charles Cuthesell, James W Clarke,
Leonard Clot's.
I D John P Dickson. George Duke 1, J Le
roy Davis, Wm P Dobson.
E John Eilerbe.
F William Folk, Squier Freezer or Macone
Russell, Secretary Fulton Lodge 4, Lewis Fra
ley, Jauie Filips.
j 'George Goodman 2, T C Graham & Co, Sal
y Aim Gusor, C Omello Gelispe, Henry S Gor
man. I H Henry Hill, Daniel Homager, Jitx
Haden. Benjamin Howard 2, George Hargrave,
Decey Hains, William B Hightower, Dug lass
P Haden Wm. Hicks, Andrew Harrill, Eliza
beth'Haden. .
j J David Julian or Wm JuIianJoseph Jones,
Saml Josey, Annv Josey.
K R Kerr. "
i L Peter Long, Margaret Long, Robt
Love 2.
M G W Mordecai, James H McCnllocb J
D Mitchell, Anss Morgan or Albert C Morgan,
Michael Myrib, Jeptha Mowis, A M Mitchell'
F W JHeerbach. Wm March .
j O Jane Owens.
P Wm Pbili ps.Thos Preston Jr, Joel Pickler,
Thomas Puryear, Matthew Porter, Jacob Pool.
! R James G Rowe, William Ramsey, Wil -Ham
G Rodders.
II S John Shaver, A Smoot, Wm Sims, Alex
Smoot, James Smith, Saml SeaJurt.Thos Smiih,
Horatice M Switzer, Wm Stewart, John VV
Simmons; George S Shaw.T H Snow, Harriet
Steel, M Swisher, I&aac Sweet, Wm. Stone F
B Shepard. i '
I TVilliamTaylorrWhitsoo'raylor. Aaron
Terryuaaud Turner, George O Tarrh.Fredrick
Tomson.
t,.V7J?!,n Ward well. Btistor Warrick, Philip
Wnght, George Wilhelm. r
SAM'L. REEVES, P. M.
A
POR SALE
FIRST RATE JINNEY i warranted
to be in foal. I I
Enquire at this Office.
Dec. 17 tf22
3w 25
JOS FJllKTIJfG
Of every description neatly
T Done at this Office.
GEOIZGE U CUvlSE,
ReSPECTFULLY
INFORMS THE GENTLEMEN OF SAL
ISBURY AND ITS T1CIMITY,
nnH AT he has taken theoffice formerly orcu-
JL pied by II. H. Alexander. tLq. directly op
posite George Y. Brown s More, wnere be in
tends carrying on the
Hair Cutting and Shaving
Business,
Having carried oo that branch of business for the
ast ten years in NeW York and Boston, he flat
era himself that his work in the above line will
ha inferior ta none, either in the IMorihern or
. .
Southern country: Gentlemen ure respecituiiy
invited to call and try.
N. B. Razors set to order.
November 5, 183K if 1 6
STBW FASHIONS.
J-Davidson College ;
r a. ii
i , 5UI1 UOllorru I t L 1
fipHE second anouil bat.f !
i (I rlnt; WiH ,alment . ..
ine same capacity thig ,etr W . i
of necessity , be the yeaof 9
the InsHiution will g0 into -1
of March next Aretha $ $
an interest in thiaenterpnff'tQ
given it no pecuniary tmsdtiA
v mww,iu iuis me lime of iia " ''jfi.
fend a helping hand? XYhntf b
for the Library ? Itwas 8osT&
gregation, that each on u???1
should present the Ly one 6,1
ie 1 tars U,ft.: 'Vh
brought in several valoabfe buuti-
ed that lhe4iieftds of the Instito,LU e
congwgatioi.a act on the bint 7 "
congrefiraiions. Books 00 ani. 'L,SeJ
r..n. ....... .7 uhimri
Hiiiinmnj rnriTra. win :hM,.. v J i
-subject btfore their gregatiorii? f
The Charlotte "Ji,r.r.t 5'
- Gazetted Tvill ror.fer i tavoWN
. i-.
stAtfotiiovtheHm;
UMI IDC !VTtI
Court of Picas and Quarter
ber Session, 18S6 I Tl
Petition for the DivUk,n ,,f N(v.
James Hendrix. Loke Hnrfntp1
or x, and Liavid Lhis, ni Wit-1
lett and Wife. imd Ro! 'K.JrMd
Heirs at Law 0! Darby Hendrix, JVn
Jtlrs. S. B.jfEJVBEETOJi;
Milliner and Mantua Maker
INFORMS the public, that she has just re
ceived the JVfifF YORKfy PHILADEL
PHIA Fall and Winter
Fashion for 18 36-' 7
and will execute work in the various branches of
her business, in the roost fashionable style, with
fidelity and promptness.
$C3 Oiders from a distance will be strickly
attended to, and articles of Dress carefully pack
ed and sent off according to direction.
P. S. Mrs. P. keeps on band, for sale, a stock
of Fashionable Bonnets, Caps, Turbans, &-C $c.
-Salisbury, October 1. 1836.
(pPocket-Book LostJ)
THE Subscriber lost on bunday last his Pock
et Book, some where near Rocky River,
oo the road to Salisbury the Pocket-Book is
of leather and c!ose with a eUsp it contained
about three hundred ar d four dollars, in South
Carolina money, Cheraw and Planters' and
Mechanics' Banks the money was put $100 in
each bundle- a strip of paper round each bundle,
and then toldnd up i" a piece of newspaper ; it
alw contained Notes to the amount ol near seven
hundred dollars, several were given by JI7orris
W. H outer of Darlington Court House, South
Carolina, and one on E D. Law for $100, with
several other nuJes 1 Nkill five a handsome re
ward to any one w ho will give me information
on the subject information directed to either
Salisbury oi Darlington Court House, wiU reach
me.
CHRISTIAN TARR.
Salisbury, Dec. 24. lS3rt-itf 28.
To tlie business ol" Coach 5?
Ornamental Painting,
Will be taken by me on the uoal ierm. A boy
of good habits about the age of 15 or 16 will be
preferred.
JOHN W. RAINEY.
November 5. 1836 if 10 ,
OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
The following Art ides at the
prices annexed:
A LARGE Mahogany Sofa cushioned with
curled horse hair at $80; two ottomans at
$10; apairof large Gilt framed Mirrors at $50;
two Mahogany folding and Sliding Top Break
fast tables at $18 each; a fioe Mahogany Spring
steel Rocking Chair, at $20 a fine large, high
post Mahogany Bedstead at $30. Refer to 11.
C. Jones Esq. Salisbury.
JAMES MARTIN.
Salisbury, October 8, 1886 tf22
THIS is to infoim the public in general, that
thereisno co partnership existing between
the subscribers at this time, nor has there been
since the first day of January laM.
HENRY W. CONNER,
R.W.LONG.
June 25, 1836 tf 49.
Stop the Runaway,
R ANA WAY from the subscriber living near
Liberty Hill, in Iredell county, N.C. a
negro man named
ormerly owned by James Cunningham. Heis
between forty and fifty years old : of a yellow
ish complexion round face and small eyes. He
is marked with a scar in one of his ears, which
has not grown together ; aho with a scar on Ihe
underside of his heel, which has not filled op :
he has also a small scar on one of his cheeks, and
is about five feet, five or six inches in height.
Any one taking up this negro and lodging him
in jail or delivering him to me, shall be reasona-
oiy compensated.
HUGH CUNNINGHAM.
Liberty Hill. Iredell co. N. C
June 11th, 1836 tf47 J
STOBTB CUTTING.
JOIIJV JUOESUOUSEIS.
GIVES notice that he will 'execute at his
quarry sever miles Sooth of Salisbury , all
kinds of work in his line of business, in as cor
rect a style and at as cheap a rate as such work
can be done in this country. The superior
quality of iiis grit strongly recommends his work
to Millers" and Gold miners in particular. He
promises the uimotft punctuality infilling his en
gagements. Orders directed to the Post OfEce
a Salisbury will be promptly attended to.
Salisbury, Nov. 28 J 9 tf
VVm, Hendri
nel. ai d
fendri I, Parkin Ho?nYjiiIV'
Wife, Thorn,. Stent.! ..'T
za Hendrix, Evelina Hendrix. fciijJJM
Lake Hendrix, Jr. and Pai8y HendV
Law of Dnrby Hendrix. d-cd. 1
i . i i
acinar u 10 me satisiacdoo of tvJ i-
that t ho ILAnilnle in .
tanta of this Mat . It i .
publication bo made for six vrm-U tu fl
fendants appear at tha next.&wr'uf pi
Quarter Sessions to be held on U,r 5.?
January next, and Plead answer oi'iW
said petition. Test. Tf
Wm. AfASTIN.ct
Dec, 10 6w25 Pr.Adv.53.
tt
BOOKS! BOOKS ! SOoTH
JVO MUTdKE.1 :
75,000 vola. of Foreign and Amwioa t
lor bale, at the ftortb Cardina
undoubtedly comprising the greatest Wi
be found any establishment in tfc rj
c-iatro. m ll Bloc COD3IS18, Ifl put, )f
Medical. Theological, Classical, ilfet
and Blank' Books ; the latest and kst
Editins of Et.glisb, Laiio. Grpk, Frfafc
nish and German school books. Glob VaL
Charts. Also, aspendid iasoHDM-ntcftrr
lory, fancy aiticles.tnrjerj, Le bejidnu
assortment ot paper, goch as Fdio.jN,
Foolscap, Letter and Wrapping pap4j i
Frames,Molding Points.c. Sic. kc aHt.
will be sold on the mot reasonable terai
One of the firm is now iUiiuued is Sew-,
will be constaoily in the ttorthern
having made this arrangeaimt, fhalaJ
at all times to sunnlv n niAet ar P..LJ
- 1 Y'J J ' . I
er articles id our line of business, at tbf te
notice. '"!'
turner mem
Rieiji,
Jan. 4. ,
Pitts horo' Male Academj,
THE Subscriber bviur heen ipp5
ihe Trustees to ;1 charge tiUBiwj
lion, announce to the public, that "mi if
prucj 00 .tjonuay, tne 10m ot -Janarj, 2
The village of Pilishoroogb i awtiogt'i
neauniness aud good society; ad Uj6?ra
will endeavoor to add to these, bis besijir.
to make the School worthy of patrift t
usuhI branches of an Acideroic Cwwui
taught, and youths prepared for enterir-f '
Diversity of the Staie, or any iherCu!i
TERMS OFJ'UITIONj j
Fifteen Dollars, in advance, and
charge for the Winter Session of v
for fuel. ( Board can he had io ihe
W'M.W U:
December 23, 1836 4w25. ;
I -
TTAVING oualified as the Ai3"
II I Ida V.fot. nl M l.o P
ed, the subscriber crives notice for til &
debted to said estate, to come fur" ard
payment, and those having claims -fF
fame, to present the same duly aothfc
this notice will be pleaded in bar of r1?
SAM L II. CALLOW
Rowan Co. Dec. 31. 1336 4 24
State Bank ofXortkti
Una. "
T)URSUANT to a resolution 'd0
J. holders of this Bank, at f
al General Meeting, all persnes havif
aid Bank fur Dividendaof Cauwl '
Deposites, or Notes issued by the PricP
or its Branches, are earnestoeatlH,
sent them for payment to the Ti&J
uana, on or oeiore me nrsi fiohhj - -ber
next. 0 1 ber wise, they sill J
the Stockholders will tbeu make tf1
of the effects of the Bank. . 4
S.F. PATTERSON m
Raleigh, Dec. 23. l836-3cr.24.
A rltninisfmfnr's
r II ' ...... ri-- ;n mi
ol administraiion wnn "z.-ja
me estaie 01 ir. piai. !-..
e i a .-t. e-illeff.e. J
come iowiu anu u Jain
those having claims on ibesame, w rfi
(properly auitcoticatedi) nitlin
scribed by law. A UKSUt
Sept 10 1836 tfe
Journeymen Tailors im
illV
Of good habits and goo workmeo
i
C Also one or two g w--v t
to harn the trade. ftlaj;nf:
Apply at the Urge Brick
Court House. j p
Salisbary-in
.