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"; THESTREAM OF DEATH. ;
There is itteam whos narrow lidev
The known and unknown worlds divide,
' , r Where all mast go J
h Its waveless walers, dark and deep,
MidlialkD si!en(,d6rnwarjd sweep
V ;.' i 1 ; j. With maanless flow.
I siw where t that dreary fljbd,
A smiling imam priming wwi
:Iv Whose hoar wis come :
Untaught of ill, it near'd ibe fide,
Sunk, as to cradled rest, and died,
'Ivj Like going home.
: v I - " : . ' tX 1 if'" -
-" " ' I V. -ri ( I t ,.
Followed with languid eye anon.
A youth, diseased, tod pie, and wan;
And there alone ! ;j-
HP gazed upon the leaden stream,
tupionge I heard a scream,
AodfeirM
And then a
He shrunk
And he Was gone.
!furm in manhoods strentn
Came bustling on, till there ai length j j
t jo aw iiic b uvuuy
and raised the bitter prayer
Too late his shriek of wild despair
i
Next stood
.The waters drown'd
upon that sorgeless shore
A being bow'd with many a ceoro i !
: ' -; ';V-.4 , i Of toilsome years;
Eartbbotind and sad he left the bank,
;Uacai, turn?d his dimminn eye, and ! sankji
Ah ! full of tears.
How bitter
Oh Death !
1 !.
must thy wair;t, 1
IloW hard.a thing, ah me f.
- It 4s to die ! ; I'-l Jj ' ;
Another child of mortal men i !
-. - it : - - Si
- With smiles drew
igh.
Tis the last pang, he calmly said4
T me, O Death I . thoa hast oo!id!ad-
' '-- :- - SaTiourjl f coaaCj f '
Spread hot thine arms on yonder sbore
I see !--yej waters, bear tne o'er 1 j:v ";
There is my home!"
trt like the howlbf a Wild Wasl, .'spat upon
him, and strocK mm a oiow urns? r -.tk
hi infitrbrhent of torture, wbich raised
tir nf livid flesh tilt was lnnicieu
Smartinff with the affont of Ibe plow, an
concentrating into that tone moment jail h
feelings of rage scorrfand indignaUon.
Nicholas sprang' odob him wrested the
weapoo from his hand, nd pinning him by
the romio. iui ne roaru wt
is:
liouipefirheo
of yoa.
LHit
1 Wrap
1 w
myself in it I
Where was there eteri white man;
in a time oi pesco, wvm
wiUihfald
the throat, beat
ij-'..
morct. a
ter Sqneers, wbooinif g to his fatheras
sistance, harassed the ereniy; in the rear-
moved not band Or iooti )0t wrs oqqeers,
with many shrieks for and, hung on to tne
tail of her partner's coat, and endeavorea
to drag him from; his ifaritted adtersary.
Becoming -tired df the noise and up
roar, and feeling thai his arm grew 'weak;
beside, he threw all his remaining stiengtn
into half a dozen fiatsbiog cuts and flung
Squeers from him,' with all the farce he
could muster. i no rjoience i ..-
precipitated Mrs. Sqnerrs completely over
an 9Hnrfni mrm and &aueers. Binitinc ui
head against itjinlhrs drecent, lay at bis full
length on the ground, stunnea ana muiiuu-
less.
'I..--'' 'i i i
heavy harden you'd
d Squeers,- with a
from Nicholas Nicklebby Cite J
THE SCHOOLMASTER) SCHOOLED.
" Sroike," a pnor, jdedjepinilese boy, is
dragged into thej scnool room, to be flogged fr
Having attempted to run away irom the- croel
xippresiions to which he . haf beeDU subjected .
Mr. Sqaeers, armed witli "a strbnff soppleax-
ended, nd .newjnstrument of ;torture, inquires
of the culprit if 4ie hras any thing to say for hiiu-
Sell; '. . i 1,.-!'M, ' 1 . -:' fl
;t " Nothing, I jBuppAse?' said
diabolical grin, j!
Sm ike v lanced round, and, his eve : rested ; for
an instant on Nicholas, aa if ' he hid ex poet ed
mm to tnterceue ; but bis look was rivet ted, on
his desk. 1 .' ; .l ''
"-'Have you any thing to say ? demanded
Sue'rs again, giving his right arm two or three
fl uiri-he8, ; toj try its; power; and sapplene6s.
Stand a little nut of the way Vlra Squeers, my
dear ; I've hardly got room enoogh. j !
Sare nie, Isir P ried Sraikn. U 1 !
Oh that's 11, is it ?' said Squeers. , Yes
I'll fl g yor wijUiin an inch); of yuur life and
ha, half laughed Mrf i Squeers, that's a
go.id. 'un. s i'-; . . , f; : ; h -K
l was driven to il, said Smik, faintly, and
castfng another prapiurtng lool about ;him.
S;.'Jlrivea;;to".dd ftV were you?' 'said f Sqneers-
r fi. ?. . I .. I. - J '.111-
THE PRISONER Ol ROCHELLE;
Hera is a scene from tbi Vandeville of the
Prisnnpr of Ruchlla which kept the aodienca
in a roar of laughter eacbi niaht of its perfur-f-
manee. We copy it with the permission of Miss
Dnnyie, for whom the rlayi was expressly wrtl-l
ten br J. Ii. Hewitt; tfijq. Uorporal uartouen
amuses herself with goingjthrough the manual
exeir.'se, while Lezt, seated at her worktablej
abstractedly Questions him concerning matritno-
nv-Bait. Trans. 11 I!
Leza If a girl were to Mt in love with yoq
Corporal, what would you do ?
V. Carlooch Present arms
L She would doubtless; look to you fur
C Support!!,
L And then what a
have to ' 1
C Carrv! !
LYour hutcher and baker wonld bare to
GCharire ! ' i
L Yonr prospects of course, woold not
C Advance ': 1 j - - ; 1 i
L And YouM have t
C 'Bon t face! H
I. And never hare any
C Rest ! M h. - - f-, ; - . -i
L Now, Corporal, pray gtye me yonr
C Attention! 1
L A man of; yonr years is not able to bear
such a ,i
C Load !
L You are not in your
C Prime! I i j ;
L Your wife may
- C 'Bout! j ,:
L Leave you, but sha
C Return!:
L And then yoai have to bear
Indiabj?
Uncle of the
bat efeo
d have bo befriended ao
Louisville!
i! i
ptesenl Hon. John
!: 'i r 'i
Rowan, of
gold ano sirvinn
THE SU&&CR1BER HAVMQ HE-
- ; i- : i?'SM IB ! I , ' i ! ' 1 '
MgrEQ iim shop to the
mVitmNGlFORMERLYi
: ' i4 zr-Trrwri ad 7eje i : -si
- 'i ii i ! , i
It
mpbrfftnt Information
TIlOSE SUFFERING WITH
tyoUra Morbus, J)iarrhdy$jmrnn n
pint bolie Spams, y
ffflHE utility of R. S. 1 BERNARD'S Kerne
JL dyfor Cholera has ceased to be a problem.
Eaperieoce.the onlv sure foundation of Medicin
al, as on all other kinds of knowledge, has effect
tually established what the judicioos cotnpositiod
ot tne Kerned v. its admirahle adantatiota to tne
vbiiuuh iiraiauens wnicn occur in ineicoansov
those diseases of tbe stomach i liver and bowels.
usually designated as ! Cholera complaints, led
th.j Pioprietor to anticipate from the first 1 all
expenencehowever,thatof imen competent to
uirciiiuuiaie accurately ana to oeciaejofuy up
on the effects of a medicine, most be ibe best
antf with such in its favor, even ibe most fasti
dious ia these matters, must lav aside these pre-
jsaices. -it : i. . ; I
Tbe indications of core are tot ranqoilize the
stomach and bowels r to relieve the excessive
-puking and barging ; to allay the increased irri-
uiuiipiyoi iob iniesiines, givipg rise 10 increaseo
: to relieve ! tnat rheumatic
which is often the attendant
etimes j accompanied with
flnef t(i kt?ep on hand aS food assortbaent o
i in big line. j ' .;j , :
CLOCKS & WATCH BIS
' !: .MB ' i. i I : , " a J . Si
Repaired in the best manner, and warranted for
twelte mbntbsU Old Gold and Silver taken in
exchrjge for articles purchased or in payment
for debts' due
itntr m Jlorttt (aiim,
II3UI1 yuuAJi.j
COURT QF PLEAS JUVU
SESSi0JSrStJULY TERM
Absalom 4M y ers.
V- ivi
Wiia RyGafrett. VPetilin for
' ii - ? "... . " l ii "i
Thos C Uarrett, and
ethers,
appearing to the satisfaction oi
12
in
1M
11
hat tbe defendania Wm R Garrit'ind Th
t this State.
be made
successive
personally
the Court
ICoart to
Honse in
uber next;
RTEU
38,
Partition.
.J
the Court,
Ii!
: DAVID L. POOL.
Salisbury Jiayj 12. 1838 tf43
Mi . i
TIW WtBRY-'MnM TEST
M
TMillincr Mantua-Maker,
'Jkfts! known that stie has just received
s from New Yoke, the latest and I most
approved Xdmlon and Parisian
FasliitiriSt for (Ladies presses Head
Dress4dBtniiets-Cip8, kc. &c, and is "pre-
nared to execute orders in the most correct Style.
She bis! been at considerable pains to keep up
with; the : fashionable world, and hopes to give
satisfaction; to all wbo may (try her work.
will 6000-
all on yonr
u;i u wn8n ijoui muji ; it wis mine, i sup
we-eb?' v 1 ; j:'i ! hli.-'-lv'.
, 'A nasty, ungrateful, pig-headed, brntish, ob
stinate, snea king dog, exclaimed Mrs $qners,
armng esv-
" This
inking ScnikVs head under her artiil and admin
isfpriror a cuff at every ennhet, 'wbat does he
hieanby that? ! . H . j I ".- v
'laotl aside, -S my dear, repjiiid Squeersl
We'll try and find out.' 'h J J'
"V Mrs Sqneers, being out of breath with! her;: ex
ier I itms, coin pi ied . Sjueers canght t he bty firm
ly in his grip ; one desperate cut'! hadlaflen on
his body he was wincing from the lash and at
Mcring scream of pain it was raised again,and
again abtm't to fatl when Nicholas; Niekleby
suddenly starting up.cried Sl6i! in: a yuioe that
" made tte tatters ting. . V t :"'': l-i! ' " '
-,"' VVho cried stop f said SqneeTs,
? aaid Nicholas, stepping forward.:
most, not go on, r r-i -i - r 1 1 ! : h' I
..iast nut goon i criea oaueers, almost tn a
shriek.' j ,.-..'V I ' ; p
Nu!.' thnndejred Nicholas. j!
j Aghast and sjtupined by the boldness of the
inU ference.Squeers released bis bold xf Smike,
and failing hack a pace i)r twp, gazed upon
XMChuias with kwas that were pusitively fright
1 say most not repeated .Nicholas, nothing
oauntwi $ f smut not. t will prevent It.
Sdueers-cuntinoed to gaze upon him with his
jes starting out f bis head; but astonishment
nad actually for tbe moment, bereft him of
speech I . . 'k - ";-, - - U-
You ha v disregarded all my quiet interfer
ence in tbe miserable lad's behatf," said Nicho
las f returned no answer to the latter in wbich
.b'gaed torgiveness fur biro;" and offered to be
responsible that he would retxiain .anietly here.
JJon'i blame me loi the public interference. You
Iiave brought it upun yvareelf ; not l.j f Ml
ed Sqaeejrs. almost
j Sit down, beggar V fcreamed
beside himself
he spoke.. : ' '
Wretch,'
.tonch htm at
with rage, and seizing
Smike as
f
C Shoulder!
L Would y6n be
C Heady ! - ; u : ; ' 4 . j
L 1 think yoo would hive some other
C Aim :-i
L And vou'd throw all your epistles into the
C Fire ! (Fires the maiket.)
S 'f I'M
From the TFcsUrn Mtsstnger far June, 1837.
INTERESTING. INClpENT in Kentocky
History. At the first meeting of the Kentucky
Hisiorical Society , the follffwing-anecdole ot In
dian generosity and magnaniinityf, was relai
by a gentleman distinguished in! the- annals
Kentucky, with whose permission We give it tn
Ihe public through dnr papr. i (
About the year 17&4 or 178,Mr. Andrew
Rowan embarked in a barge at trie Fails nf the
unio, iwnere joaisviue now minus,; wun a
nartv to descend' the river! Tne bust having
sutpped at the Yellow Banks,on ithe Indian side,
some uisiai.ee below, iir ttowan, Dorrowiny a
nne ot one oi tne company. pie ppeo on snore ana
strolled into the bottom, probably raiher in pai
enit nf smnsAment than rrarrie: for havina aiwavs
t e--z-w -o -.r
ben of a feeble coustitutiouaud averse to action,
be knew not how to use a rifle, and besides bad
with him but the single chlruei of ammunition
which was in the gun. Ill unconsciously pro
tracted his stay, beyond what he intended ; and
returning to the spot wherefhe had landed, saw
nothin? of the bqat nor the company he bad left
It oeincr a time of hostilitv With (the Iudians. and
suspicious of their approach thavjng alarmed th0
party, they had: put on, and made down ti.i
stream with U possible haste ; not daring t
linger for their companion on shore.
Ir. R now found himself alone on the banks
of the Ohio, a vast and trackless forest ; stretch
ing around him, with but one chargre of powder L
and himself too unskilled in the us of the rifle
to pmtu even by that, and ' liable at any moment
to tall into the hands of the savages. 1 he near
est settlement of the whites was fVincennes
(now it, lndiar.a ) distant probably about 1 hun
dred miles- Shaping liis course as nearly as he
cuaia caicuiaie iar in is, uecommencea his nerri
oos and hopeless journey.; I Unaccustomed to tra
in mo luioot, 110 ouyu iusi ail reCKOOln?
ui ins nsji soil waijioBico Buuui at venture.
Impelled bv the crnawinrsloT hnnffP.r. ai
citarged his rifle at a deertbat hapneued to pass
near him, but missed it. 'be .'third day found
bun still wandering, whether towards Vincen
nes or from it, he knew not exhausted, famish
ed and despairing, fi Several limes he had laid
down, as he thought, to die. Roused by the
sound of a gun iaot far distant, betokening-, ai he
wen Knew, tne presence oj Indians, he proceed
ed, as a last hope of life, t surrender himself to
moso wHoee lepuer mercies ne Knew to be cruel.
Advancing a short distancl hesaw an Indian ap
proachingT whb, on ! discbveTing hlm-raaNthe
first impulse was on any alarm with both the
wnues ana muians on the Ironiiers in time -of
nostiiiiies drtw ap his T fl to his shoulder, in
redin to fire. Mr. R. iurn?ed the hmtUf ki.
k. the Indian.with French pot teness. tnnpl ih
bnit of hb alsi). Tht-y approached each !other.
'Hie Ii.d an seein? his oale abd' ernisto.1
pearance, aud junderstandfng the cause, took him
to bis wigwam, a few miles distant, nhmi ii
cooked for him several dark and treated him
t A
tn greatest hospitality. Then learning frc
him by signs that be wished tdgo to Yincennes.
the Indian immediately lift bis hooting; took
ui wme ana a smau stock or provision, and
Patterns will be fsrnisked and Catting done,
loderate rate. " A - i" ;.- !. !
at a moderate rati
C" Mrs Jteeps on nana a suppiy orooo
neta.i Caps. J urbane Uci Arc.
ECJ AU ietteTS addressed tome on business
r .1 .1 ' S I ! I ' I - i- ;.ri..l ! " U ' fl - D
most te nosi naia. . i i o. u. t
Sdii,lfrtl 281 If 38.
nenstaltie motion
state cd the bowels
of chronie cases s
InflamaUon l and olceration to overcome the
spasms ; equalize .the circulation, and lestore
warmtb ! to: the; surface ; remove congestion of
the internal organs ; and to : relieve the morbid
irritability of the brain and nenroas system all
of which ha been eflected by ibe use nf Ber
nards Remedy for j Cholera : certificates ; of
which have Deed given at various times of the
efficacy in -cases widely different in their origin
and progress of eacn other. 1 !f! '
SCjP Look to the certificates ; they are the
best evidence that can be given, i
. The rommendaiions which several liberal and
intelligent Physicians hayej bestowed upun the
Remedy j have already been published, and the
subscriber hs now theeratification of adding the
fallowing from a most respectable practising phy
sician or oomerion, va. j , - i i
: i :j r ! R.5. BERNARD
-' : I :l' iM : . ! ; , J ,
jj M j SomertoniMay 14, 1837.
Dear SirTnis is to inform you 1 have tested
the efficacy of your Remedy for the Cholera in
several instances that have lately come under
my care, and that its effect evince it lo be a ju
dicou8 preparation-one eminently servicable, I
j ! . :.t t m . ii j:
will say ouosreinzr competent io Lcure ine oise-
es for which it is recommended. , I feel no hesi
tation: therefore! in declaring that for the treat
roent of snch disorders, I shall regularly dis-
nense voari Remedy from my office, and wonld
recommend it to be kept in all families liable to
to these dangerous attacks.
You may nse this certificate as yon will ! !
Yours, very respecfully, ;
W; L. PARHAM
1833.
Aug
1
This certificate was given to my agent, E. P.
Nash, of Petersburg and for its importance, read
ainrvasn'rreimariiB, m i i
As agent for Bernard's Cholera and Diarrhee
Medicine. I call the attention of ihe public to the
ROWAN
Srrperfof; f Covrftf
Kichard yy ijong i
!
nrwl.
4 -
ing to the
thatKeuWDl Wood,
tit Jiortti CtavoUua,
COUNTY. I
I:
March Term, 1838.
I; t
II f .
?S
Renbin D
I ii appear
Original Attachment., 1 past
certificate below from one of the inost respectable
gentlemen in inesraie ; ana parncuiariy can
their attention to tbe one given by a gentleman
in this town and it it were necessary, ! could
produces 'half dozen others from Petersburg,
who have tried the medicine within two weeks
jatisfaction of the Court,
the Defendant in this
suit Sis j an; inhabitant of j another State: fit is
thrpfdrp ordered, that tmbliration be made for
six weeks in the Caiolina Watctiman, that the
paid eUbihllp Wood appear at uur next (Jourt
j ED W. P. NASH j
Mr. Edvjdtd, P.VSasIt, Agent for Bernard's Cho
lera Meditne.
Pear Sir!: I ; feel it a duty I owe to the propri
etor of the above medicine, as well as the public
generally, tb inform you that ihe bottle of Chole
to be held on 4th monday after tbe third irt Au- ra mixture which 1 bought at your stbre a few
guBt next, at me iyourt pouse in oaiisoory, ana
plead tb said suit, or jodgment by detault will be
had against biro and the property levied on be
conaernnea m me sau? lar.uon oi am eo. t
i. i 4 1 it ! ... i tt iKkitr nil t'ts
Au'gnkt4--Gw2 .J'; j : '
evenings tpce, has entirely cured me bt a severe
UiarrtiCea. i ne cure was enected in taking only
er
ly of
rdM THE R H iCwVOlM TO R
tOB) HEALTH AND
two doses, and as I had tried many ot
dies without the least effect. I am fu
opinion that the medicine here alluded
ry thing that it is said to be. j j
JAS.S. WALLACE, Petersburg, Va.
reme-
the
to is eve-
If!
nnilEs;;
ii apprtc
mediate r
persons s :.""
disease, tj
ble.
In. many '
they 1.2 vr t
verjre of ai
live nostru:
to tnany t:
secuifd t! ::
out ivliirh 1 '
great, ind;
faljibly pr:v
thin miisc '
with the I
which ,tl;ry
conspqncr.t! ;
1 he rr:
frded b j i !
press, (er rv
within the ;
vidual m t!
pernicou? tj
ingredier.i - , i
gctalle, sr. :
ny Arserl:,
Whatever,
traptsfrcir. t
of ivhich, i!
tribes, a n J r
tical cherr,:
ignorant p
never beL:
cioqs a cc:
Where vc r
Hnoprt inln r
ie Conrt lhat John Duval lbs Defendant,is: I medy, an !
is untreiore vh u -
Garrett, reside beyond tbe limits o
t is therefore ordered; thai publication;
in tbe Carolina Watchman fur sii
weeks, nntifvicg said non-resadents",
to he and appear before the Jnstices joiT
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at the
be held for said county, at the Court
Wadesbtiro.oo the! 2d monday in! On
then and there to snow cause, if any j they have
why the! prayer of the Petitioner ;sbf l not be
granted Joiherwisej it will be taken pro confesso,
and beard ex parte as lo IhemJ " I
I Witness. Norfleet D. Boggan, Oertt of said
Court at Office, tbe 2d monday in July, A. D
t
J.
N D.
BOGGA
1833-jw2-Printerifel
as rtt.
$9
Stittr of Jlovtft hroUuii;
Surry CouNTYpj ,:
JV EQUITTkMARCH TERM.mS.
Archibald DovallQ
V9 ' .
John iDovall. : S
OrijioilBil
1
N this case it appearing to the satisfaction of
not an inhabitant nt this oi ate. it
ordered; that publication be made fori six weeks!
in the Carolina Watchman" lor the Defendant
to appear before the Conrt of Equity, for Surry
rVinntv. In Ka IiaM i etiA : Pmmt.i m id. Rik
monday after the Sd monday in Aogust next, at
tne vyouri nouse in itockiord. then I and there
to plead, answer or demur to the said Bill, other
wise the same will be taken ! pro cbnfesso and
nearo expaite, as to him. r i;
u it , i i 1
Witness, S. Graves, Clerk and Master of our
said Court at office, tbe 5th monday Palter the
9d monoay oi Angusl 1W8.
S. GRAVES
Aog 4, 18S8 0w2 PrinterV fee 5
Barihemcarei
y - " ' ! I - .: -Nil
CHINA & GMAB S
ill if.
. Thomas JT. Uarrotr,
IMPORTER, 1 1
35 Nassau Street,
NEW-YOillk,
HAS on sale a complete assortment of choic
and desirable articles in the above line
which will be sold to the country traded opon the
most favorable terms The attention ofj purchas
ers is respectfully solicited, wilh lhe hope of be-
ing able
particular.
New
to give entire satisfaction
York, 21st July, JS38. fwS
in every
fWy HE subscribers having purchased therighi
LB. of klsing the above -VJCA73 in the coon-
ties of Cabarrus. Iredell, Uurker w like, ana
Ash4 respectfully informs the citizens of Ca-
bairuijaHd jfjedellj thati i jieyjliave one of the a
bove Machines in operation, In tne towns of Con
cord ab'd Statesville atjthis time, and will con
tinneQy a few days linger. Persons wishing
to hajrejlthe jj. beds Renovated can have thetn at
tPnHftii loi hv immediate abnlicationi This' Ma
"T i . n " i i i i . r F'J - i . - f
cleanses and purifies the leathers from ail
aoie emeu, ana renaers , iobiu vuip nuu
chine
disagie
soft.
Ii also' destroys the Mote
M. W. CL KKl .
i . V hi '! !
Junellbjii
A GOOD
838-tf47
C. WILSON!
PLANTATION
III
rejoined N icholas, 6ercely ,
your peril ! If will stand by
and see it cone ; my blood is tip, and I
hnive the strength of ten such . men as 1 you
Look to yourself, for oy Heaven, I will not
snare you. if i v ou drive roe on ' 1 i i
' . , ' .: Ml 1 vt 1 V, ' 1 i ... :. . ' t t . .- T
Slonrf a.VP .riwl SnnMrkM.nJ U... I conqucieo himin sahtv h fiatili.mon
liis weapool i - f ' I lrf.lt ft ! uce i rum his eabia ofjabout eighty miles. 1
j l . : r" - ii. . . .1 . l ...it nt ni iiirie. ana m inrr in raw
well the wnerons lnni.'n Wik -17 ill
mi . inaae arranirpinpniA wiih mi..ii
.... . -r -7- m.,w a u
ojaae ninase
mm & AiL;H;.
fl IHE Subscriber wishes to sell bis Plantation
Jl lyintron'ith Creek five miles east of States
ville.; 'pa the premises are a good MEADOW,
some fresh land opeo, and tolerable buildings.
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ADAM S. ALLISON.
. C, Aug. 25 1838 4w5 r
Iredell, C
3 very
on.
Who will neglect to supply themselves with
Bernard '8 Remedy for Cholera, when jit is so fu
ly proven to be efficacious in all tbe diseases for
which it is recommended t In no case has it
failed, to cure the most obstinate attack of sum
mer complaint made upon children. In one In
stance a permanent cure was effected upon a
child in this place, after the summer complaint
had put it (as thought by the doctors) beyond the
power of medicine to relieve, It wa4 such fan
aggravated :ca6e that the child had in the course
of one day Hand night, sixty-three evacuations
from thebaweisi Yet one bull tie proved a 60V
ereign remedy. ' j "
This yafaable Medicine is for sale in this place
by J.& Vyt Murphy, in Lexington by John P.
Mabry, in Charlotte by Williams &. Boyd, '
I Salisbury Nov. 4th, 1837 12m I6j .
To Messrs Richards, Kigns-
1 lanM&ilCp. . )
fin A KK notice that on the second monday of
j JL September nxt, being tbe Term of the Su
perior Court for Arison County, 1 shall apply
to ibe Judge of said Court to be permitted tb
swear to jibe schedule rillrd by met with the
Clerk of the Superior, Court of Law for said
County and to be discharged ; from execution at
your suit,; according to the Act of ibe General
Assembly b such case made and provided.
l-P . i If U JAMES JtCEAFTJ
! f . lit. : i- h Bu his jJitomies
Kenneth b. murchison.
Ii ! i P. H. WINST ON
Wadesborouffh 16th Anvost ift.SSu,
i i . p ii' v -
finhe impossibility of carrying on thf Walch-
JUL man as it ought to be conducted while ab
sent on collecting expeditions, and the impossi
bility of longer doing without the large amount
due roe for six years of , labor, have determined
me to seU the establishment at the end of the
present year. The Subscription Listji is about
KIUH1 HUNIJtUJiU, ana on th increase,
and the Job Printing and Adveriieihg' good for
at least FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS a
yean A gentleman of talents and a sound Whig,
shall have the Paper on the most liberal terms.
I would not willingly let it go into iny other
service; An eariy application is requested.
H.C.JONES,
lies.
It is a tr
has ever r
raeijd them
cumstance :
unriyalkJ t
. When t:
company i r
the 'prayer.!,
and ace, C
ache, jiun J
largerncr.t t
cholic, fc'.
furred tor. -ls,;lncipt;
:
tivene&3,L
plection,c
wKan ft r - '
have the t.
essions in t
of ill con .
ed ajairAt 1
Prersr: 1
his lost'iti:
by mear.3 '.
erty strf rt, ,
Pills pn:
More ! -
ebrated Pi!'
States Fire
Dr. Teir;
a
hundred c: 1
the good
This vg!
Mabry : Ar
Town ti. Vi
N. ii. ;
York prior-
of Charlott
in the V
Salisfturt
June 23, 1838.
Editor and proprietor
trusts.
r 1
0m is,
FOR SALE,
1 lz'A
THAT
LARGE
.1
4rs COMMODIOUS
in ihe Tiwn of iWadesbbronvh. foteL L
I hae n long Series of insults t
said Nicholas, flushed with j passion and
nv indlnatiun i antrravatil h ih. Wa. I . I tk ; . .
wu.jr ; .MviiirS if.iscu u ufipiess inian- rVTr";. mm three Ihnndred didlarij Biit
H in this foul den. Have a caret: for if th Indian wold not receive a farihin( VVtJ
t s , m - 1 w w mm' ;u
manA in nMAMUiui . H 1.
2 ' Tl": rr--r ir n. trough an imer-
yitu do ratse ihe devil within me, the con-
1ft qjif ncessbaii tali neaviiy upon your nead.'
f lie hatt scarcely . spoken, wbea Squeers, J
b; a yiolcnt vutbitak f wralb, ad wub
, "-rjr vwa piaaKsi around h
JOHN
M
JJ!lTi CVTX.EK V.
0J PALMER I
ASjnst retorned from Philadelphia, a
'mi: ?n assbrikaent of the above m'Imi
ofn Wttrejy bewfa4hlooa large assortment o
superio Rawjrs and KniveS. He can safel say.
that his assort jnent; is vuperioitoany in ihe wes-
miii paiu tue oiiie. vaii ana see. !
N, aiohesia4d clocks repaired as asoal
and warranted for twe tp months. If
I i Salisbury November 4. 18376 ltf U
upwu ui uesDorou7n. latPiv
? ..u.,, oiu.umani, logeihtr with the
f .r V- il sTVTnea 10 lhe88,ne Fl be sold
tyhe highest bidder at the Court House door in
stl&ir.?? wiU be exposed W sale the
:1s
niMleada
tr. l . . J nn.l. if '
jlCESltq Ue Cititens of Salisbury aod
yicinity. He occupies the brick office of tbe late
Dr. Mitchell.! ; If:1 A i-'f- -, 1
;; 8alrsbtiry;N.C,raay la, 1838 ;ns:df42tf
I ' 7 fTBiS w"e above named firm, at
----- r s ,v" 8ai De contihnd
from to da, Ibe while
I -j THOS.S. ASHE.
Waif!.!. ' Trustee.
W C. August 125. 1838 f 3w5
4 tt -
CATAWBA
TTY virtue of a Deed of Trnstjtntne execa
jl tea, naiea yin 01 April 1831J lot purposes
therein mentioned, I shall on the 6th oy of Oc
tober next, sell to the highest bidder for cash, on
the premises if
beinff the same Whereon Rowlen
lives, lying in Burke County , on the
of Calawba river, including thembutb of Sha-
dracks Oreek, 14 miles west of Morjajitoo.
j W C BUTLER.
Aug 25, 1838 Cw5 j jj
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1
L oilcan now
(South 6ide
Court
State of Jiortft aroliua
CABARRUS COUNTY, if
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-
July 5e. 1838
?r' r Ori
ill. S
ginal Attaehment ley
on Land.;
P. Barringer,
i-vs ' .
Saml. Hartsill
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It appearing to the satisfaction or the Court,
. a m A . till fi
mai meaeiendanl Sam. Hartsill, is not an in
habitant of this State : Ordered thi publication
be rna3e in the Carolina Watcbmah six weeks,
lor trie uetendant to make his personal ijappear-
ance at our next Court of Pleas andj Quarter
Sessions, to ne held for said county! it the Court
House in Concord, on tbe 3d monday in October
nexi 10 pieaa, answer or demur, nr the; land lev
led on, will be condemned tosatisfyl the plain-
tiu'soemano. . -v ,n I -j
witness, Kian. r. Harris. uietK 0! our said
Court; at Coocord, tbe 3d monday
1838. i j!
! ! I KIAH. P. HARR
Printers fee 5 6w6
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CyDpuejattliiij Office,
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in July,
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OTIGJBJ.
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LL those indebted to the estate! oil the late
Genres Booe. are notified to come forward
and make payment, and those having claims a-
gainstj the estate, are notified lo j present the
same properly aoinenucaiea. or mis notice wil
be alledged in .bar of tbeir recovery!. I i
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i-l iiExccnior.
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