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i MARGARET'S
This Ballad which appeared in. some .fj the
i public newspapers fn or before.the; year -124
rcame (tora the pen of David Mallet; Esq., who
iio the edition of his poems, 8 J.volsT,: 1759, fn-
forms us that the plan, was' suggested by fbur
f verses of a ballad supposed to be now lost. 1 1'
These line8,sayr he, naked, of roma&aen't
snd simple as they are, struck my, fancy j-'and
bringing fresh into my triad an unhappy ad.ren
; lore much talked of formerly; gave birth tr the
1 following poem; which was written many Jrears
20." -'"'- &'Vr.?rJy ;
j. : The two introductory ' lines (and one or: two
others else where). had. ongiaally more of iht oa
j lad simplicity , viz :
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When'all was Wrapt in dark midnight, 5 Lj
.Ana 8,11 were iasi asieep, etc. , i
iTiraa at tlia aiTont fnVmn hfltir.
. AVhejj nfffbt and morning meet; , j
In glided MargateVs grimly ghott, :; !
' And stood ai 'William's feel, it i
Hit. lace was like an April inorn, v
Cad in a wintry cloud ; ' .
And cfay-cold was her lily haid, -That
held her sable shroud.
So shall the fairest face appear,
When youth and years are flown :
Such js the robe that kings must wear,
When death has reft their crown.'
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Her bloom was like. ihe spring flower,
Thai 6i ps the eilter dew ;
The rose was budded in her cheek,
? 3 ustopening' to the view. "
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But lore had, like the canker-worm,
. Coosum'd her early prime ;
The re grew pale, and left her cheek ;
r bhe dy'd before her time. v
.".Awake Tshe cry'dj ' thy true lore calls,
Come from her midnight grate j
' Now let tby pity hear the maid
Tli? love refus'd to sate. " '
ilia is tiic u Bin. anu uioaij uuui
When injur'd ghosts complain ;
Now yawning graves give up their dead,
To haunt the faiihless swain.
.''Bethink, thee Willianvof thy fault,
Thy pledge and broken oath;
And give me. back my maiden vow.
And gi ve me back my troth. T
' Why did yoa promise love to me, !
And not that promise keep? i
Why did yoa swear mine ejes were bright,
Yet leave those eyes to weep?
How could you say my face was fair,
, And yet that face forsake ?
How could yoa win my virgin heart,
jYel leave that heart to break? v
' Why did you say my lip was sweet, -f
And made the scarlet pale ?
And why did I, young witless maid, '
Believe the flattering tale ?
That face, alas F no more ia fair j
' These lips no longer red :
Dark are my eyes, now clos'd in death, '
And every charm is fled. .
'V
The hungry worm my sister is ; .
-This winding-sheet 1 wear :
And cold and weary lasts our night,
'; Till thai last morn appear.
'Bat hark! the cock has waro'd me hence!
- A long itnd last adieu 1 j
Come see, false man, ho lotv she lies,
, Whody'd for love if you.'
The lark song lotrd j the morning smil'
With beams i of rsy led :
Pale William shook in ev'ry limb,
- And raving iefi bis bed .
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He hjed him to the fatal place
- Where Margaret's bodv lay :
t And etreteh'd him on the cria-s-green luif,
V That wrapt her breathless clay : j
' And thrice he call'J on Margaret's name,
And thrice he wept full sore:
Then laid his cheek to her cold grave, I
And word spake never more. '
iCIn a late pahlicat'un entitled the fbiends,
$'c. Lind. 1773. 2 vols., 13 mo. (in the first vW-
lumo) is inserted a conv of the foreeroinff ballad.
with very great variations, which the Editor pf
that work contends was the original ; and that
Mallet adopted it for his own, and altered it, ib
here given. But the superior beauty and sicfil
plicity of the present cony gives it so much; the
air of . an original,-that it will rather be beieyeii
that some transcriber altered it from Mallet
and adapted the lines to his own taste; than
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ASHE tCOUNTY.
-Superior CdvH, Tall Term,-1839. -
Elisba Baldwin
l t s
?" i i Petition for Divorce.
Cbaritv Baldwin .'J . - f-- . " c
IT appearing io the satisfaction of the Court,
that. the defendant, Charity Baldwin, is not
an inhabitant vf this State,, it is ordered that
publication be made ici the CaiolinaJWatcbman,
published at Salisbury, and the Whig Banner
published, at Lineolnliin, for three mcnths, that
the defendant appeariat the next Superior Court
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demur to tbe petltion1p this case : ; Otherwise,
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-Test, - j LNiil' ;" ' .
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ASHE COUNTV.
Wo.
Petition for Divorce.
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t -si-Ill
Hoppas
tS : t.4
Catharine Hoppas; ,
IT appearing to iM satisfaction of the Court
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Test, ) I
RiGETREY, cs c. l.
December 13, 1839-9Tm Printer's fee $10
A FINE GOLD WATCH, valued at 175,
3L the property pf. the subscriber, and taken
from John Mosse's Hotel in the town of Concord,
Cabarrus county, on Saturday, the 23d of No
vember, out of the Toorn first in the range of of
fices South of the .Hotel. Description Gold f Tttft. KtTiisnninrn m avium R P.
.j . . . I 44 M-m J MM KJ w M. , M -MS M. f.M VJL r Mm --
Departs from Salisbury, on Sundays, Wed-
nesdsys, and r nuays ai o opiocii, a. i., ar
rives at Asbville on next day, -at 3 o'clock, P. M.
Leaves Ashville fof Salisborjr, at 5 o'clock, A.
M., on Sundays. Tuesdays, and Thursdays, ar-
riveaat Salisbury next day,'8 'clock, P. M.
This Line forlSPfifiD, GOOD DRIVERS,
TE4-WS, and CCUCHES cannot be surpass
ed by any line in ihe!State. it connects with
the DAILY LINE at Salisbury for, the North,
and at Ashville with the line to Knoinlle, Ten
nessee. ! i I .
Passengers leaving! Raleigh, N. C. for the
West will find this! the nearest Route by 20
miles, and decidedly the cheapest. And for fine
roadi, romantic scenery, particularly the. Gap
the Blue Ridge, it is not excelled by any
other in N; Carolina. !; ; f
1 !i . H BENCINI
I i ! j. W. LONG.
Salisbury Nov. 8, ji839.-tp5
Ni. B. This Line tntersecti the Line at Lin
colnion for Greenville, S. C. jvia Spartanburg,
and ithe ctmesioDe opnngs. i
crT The North j Carolina Standard, and
Knoxville (Tedn.) Afgus, wifi insert the above
advertisement weekly for fourfweeks, and for
ward their accounts to this Uffice.
I Aim St K. w. l.
N E W --ESTABMS'lf 1 EN T TO O W II I
'-t'; la JIockstille,iX, C. : ; "
h THOMAS FOSTER
INFORMS ihe public that he has removed
from his former stand, to' bis new buildings
on the public square, in the! Town of Mocks
ville, where he will continue to keeps ;
House of 'Entertainment .
-His House is roomy and commodious; attach
ed to which are SIX COMFORTABLE OF
FICES for ontletuen of the Bar, all conven
ipnt m the Court House. The subsciiceipledg
es himself to the mosidiligept exertions to ge 1 Spindle ready fut u
satisfaction to suh as may Icall on him. His j . l he followini: i
nnHE Sobspri' r
JL P1NDLEI r :
do much bettirr itm
dies. It is so cut;:r
or killing the nial i
is so coii fined by U
serve its balance, l:. I
bing of the stums.
- 1 think, by this i
water will d' at ; .
and the meal tf su;
Anf pprson
dlt-s.tnay obtain :
lion, (within a $-h n
Mfcksville, Davf C
.. I L . ; 11
oaoie c si uiu rwi t
TABLE, BAR & STAB L JUS are provided in
the best manner that the country will afford,
and hn servants are faithful iknd prompt. .
Jan 26. 1939 1!26 :f
"tVJB W JEWIjELERW
face, entirely figoredi with unusually small gold
hands, near the points of which there are small I
round holes, opens 8od winds on the back. At
tached to which,; wben Inst, was a pink Guard
Cham, made of braid, with a Gold Key with
steel pipe, ten extra jewels the number not re
collected. Any tersoh finding said Watch and I
lodging it al Concord, Salisbury. Charlotte, Lin
colnton, or any of the neighboring villages, will
be liberally rewarded for the same.
i t ill ! B. M. EDNEY.
December IS, 183& 4w20 t
KfiW KOVSZ.S.
DAMSEL of Darien, by the author of Yem
masse, &.ei IThe adventures of an Attor
ney in search of practice, by the author uf " The
adventures of a gentleman in search of a horse.'1
2 vols. The mad about Town, by Cornelius
Webbs. Nan Darrein or tbe Gipsy Mother, by
the author of The Squire,' c. Charles Tyr
rell, or the Hitter Blood, by James. Ihe Uert
tlemen of the Ofdf School, by James, author of
the Robber, 4c - J ost received at
TURNER & HUGHES'
II I N. Carolina Book Store.
.VOJOKE TUiS TIME.
ty of February Court, 1840, (be-
of the month.) will certainly
he sold, ibex g property to ihe highest
bidder, for casv e neat and comfortable
MOVED HIS SHOP TO THE
BUILDING FORMERLY
xjyomvds the
POST OFFICE,
Continues to keep or) hand afgood assortment o
ft atthes and Chains j .,
J3reast Pins and RirigsL
JSiher Spoons and Pencils,
Musical Soxes and Silver Thimbles
Jlodsters Pocket and Pen Ifnives.
And all other articles in his line.
CLOCKS & UTCUJES
Repaired in tile best manner! and warranted for
twelve months. Old G61d a!nd Silver taken in
exchange for articles purchased, or in payment
lodebtsdue! ; 1 1
1 DAMP L. POOL.
Salisburv, June 7, 1839Hf45
9pinuie in soccs-:
Kelly, Thus. .Fisu ;
Foster, of Davie Cc
David J Ramsrtir
of Rpwan ; Addi ..
William Di3 of
pleased with its p-r
November 8, 1
c -
NEW JEWJELIiERY, ?c.
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7 I
f A
vr ri-v nv;
tZ
AT m
which is ex
months ; and
copies during
Mankind at the beginning of the fifteenth cei
tory had neither looked into heaven or earth, nej
ther into the sea'nor land, as has been done sinjee
they had philosophy without experiment, math
ematics without instruments, geometry without
; scales, astronomy without demonstration.; they
made war without powder i shot, cannon, mortars
nay, the mob made thatr bonfires without squibs
or crackers ; they went to sea without cumpais,
and sailed without the needle ; they viewed the
stars without telescopes, and measured altitudes
without barometers ; learning had no printing
presses, writing no paper, no ink ; the lover was
forced to 'send his mistress a deal reader for a let
ter; and a billeidoux might be the size of ancjr
' dained trenchei ; they were clothed without rftajn
ufactures, and their richest rubes were the sksns
of the most forbmidable monsters ; they, carried Ion
their trade without books, and their, correspond'
, ence without posts ; their merchants kept no
, accounts, their shop keepers no cash boks j they
.had surgery-without anatomy; and physicians
. without materia mdica : thev ave emetict with
out ipecacuanha ; and cured agnes without bat k.
anu
Nov 26 j I ' : Washington city.
" Editors generally will cpnferia favor which
will be gladly reciprpcaed, and be! entitled to an
exchange, by giving! the above a .few conspico
ous insertions, and . forwarding their respective
papers H i- . j .. 1 , I .
AZOSAZOAZr AXmUAXSy
FORI
1840i
f BHiE ulr i Kdited by Miss cesiiejcon
JL taining RijrE'.tihly finished Engravings
on steel. - , ' '.r
TH B VIOLET-f-i pretf? : little Book with
six engravings, edited by Miss Leslie.
THE RELIGIOUS SOUVENlER-fEdi
ted by Mrs- L Sig6arey enlarged and superb
ly bound in emoossed Morocco, with gilt edges
We invite all those howant tp gel something
in the way of Presents to call and examine
the above Works.! They are just! received jat the
rturih-carolina, Uook ptore, and
: i TURNER &
c Raleigb, Oct. 5ih. l839.
for sale by
HUGHES.
little church, wnh a Mmle totveri and . ; ..j t I
a iimrvuanceu is une a man mat IS TWlSB 1 11 j i ;il..JZJ..l .ui:": Z
in hm rk Ik-.::, --..i . . . - . i i jt-M uuij niuMaicu mm tameeo engravings
:10 nis own conceit . there is more hnhn nf .i ... i k.
f - v i aviii iiMiiiiniiiii'i w iMiuiin 111.21 nnnvr s nv b i nniiiA
. M I MT 1 J i- ' 2 ' ' ? . !
Ihe simplest and rudest structure beioi? im-
1 . --. . . , - , -.. .01 1 .
proi eu man -oi lu
To nij lirte JPatronkz
(JlENTLEMEiN By the recent fire irt tkis
X-itace, 1 have, lost toy . books and nearly all
my papersof every description. Tbere was dne
ta me 00 those books, a very considerable amgont,
a small part; only, of which I bae any: means
, of obtaining, Jnit through your honesty -and good
. faith ; upon this 1 rely, feeliriff sare. that 'no'man
saving in nis compoFiuon ohe spark 01 honor or
even common hooeftty, wilt think of takin ad-
1 vantage of my misfortune to wrong me of my just
cues. -. . . v,- f
' ;A. R; PORTER
;ltnco!ctoni December If , o: 14 if,
Volume, and it is a splendid workr Barton's
juiterary Douyenir 1 ipr iosu, elegantly bound in
embossed Moroccw ntth - thirteen splendid en-.
graviogs on steel. -Jijist published, and for sals
at the iNoitb Carolina uooti-rnore, by .
. . . . j TURNER 4r HUGHES
Raleigh, Oct; .I83j--V ' " I
' TEMPERANCE MEETING.!,
& MEETlNG ollbeBBffalp ind Bear Creek
-Oi. Temperance IStfcietv. will be held it M'r.
Pleasant, Cabarrus bounty; on! Friday the 27ih
oay ot mis montbicommencingl at 1 1 o'clock, A
jj. : 11 is expected that the meeting will be ad
dressed by the Rev. Messra. Pranick. Seheek
Rothrdck, Johnson and othersJ Bv order of the
gocisty.r ICabarrcsiNiC.jDffc xjn lo IT : tf
n the t?reat T of Salis
bury. One Jte Wm.
Howard's ( the Lu
theran Churl res of excellent Land
in the vicinii rtr. the condition of sale
ill be cash to the amov of about s300. A
sonable credit Will be allowed on the balance
the same time "Will be offered a Tract of 124
cres. lying witnin 4 mix;. 01 j own, mostly
woodland, with good butldi 's thereon.
JONES.
December 13, 1839. t
LOO
A LL persons ihdeb
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T. ;
iobscriber whose
accounts aref over twelve months standing,
are requested to call and settle the sime either
by cash or note! by line 1st of January, I4U
otherwise their accounts will be put into the hands
of an officer for collection.
I HORACE H. BEARD.
Nov 15, 18398wl6
JOHN C. PilLlUFR
AS another new supplof Gold and Silver
WATCHES!. Plain English and French
do!; Gold Fob Chains and f Keys, Fine breast
Pins and Finger Ritigs, Silver Butter Knives,
Patent and' plain pencils, Tooth Picks, Fob
Chains, Spectacles and Thithbles, Steel and gilt
1 i Fob Chains and Keys.
rr- I 1 - lALSOi-
k VERY FINE AND LARGE ASSORT
MENT OF RAZORS AND POCKET
:j - AND PEN KNIVES. -
by different makers, and other articles nsnally
kept by Jewellers. All of which will be sold
loW for Cash, or only six! months credit," after
which time, interest will; be charged. Work
done faithfully and punctually .
Salisbury, May 3 1839-4tf40
1 H . 1 .
LADIES' PB.SHIOINTS
) fOK THE
FALL AIID WINTER OF
RAN A WAY from the Subscriber living in
Hamburg, S. C. on the 27th of August
last, a negro man- by the name of - . . -
SI MB ON 1 .
he is about twenty five or thirty years of age,
heis a bright mulatto, about five feet eight or
ten inches hiffh. tie stoops alliitle when walk
ing, steps quick, has a downcast Uwk, he is a lit
tl blink-eyed, knockneed, and is a very plansi
ble fellow. I bought said negro from Mr An
drew Drew of Salisbury, North Carolina, some
time in November last, from which place, he4
brought Simeon. It is probable he will try to
go back to Salisbury , as he says his mother lives
there When he left, he had on a green broad
cloih frocs: coat, a checked shirt, satinet panta-
l.mnaand vest, a new straw hat, and a pair of I
yankee made boots. -Whenever" he stops, he pro
bably will attempt to gel employment in some
public house as a waiter, or n some siaoie as ost
ler, as he has been accustomed to such work
since he belonged to me. I will pay for his ap
prehension and delivery to m in Hamburg. S
C, the above reward, or TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS if lodged in any Jail in this State
(South Carolina,) or North Carolina.
THOMAS G, PARKINSON.
Hamburg, S. C. Sept. 20th. 1839 3m8
TJHMjORIWG business.
BF. FRALEY keeps constantly on hand
a full supply of ready
MADE CLOTHING,
Coats, Pantaloons and Vests, also Cloths, Casi-
meres and Vesting, all of which he will sell
low for cash . He is also prepared to cut and
make clothing in a very superior style, and war
ranted to fit well. Garments cut on short no
tice, tie will teach the .
ART OP CUTTttK
on the most approved and Fashionable Style to
Tailor's wishing instruction. B. F. F.
Sept. 6, 1839 12ai6 ; ,
EPcnfal
jOr R. W. Wi
ted in Salisbury.
services to the cub
ing Counties.
He may be four
where he is prepatt
Dental Oppration.
2CP Examinaii
CJ Materials
cases. f No ve c r
, a.
AVING lorat
spectfully l r, '
toils citizens, an J ;!
try. . His oilice is 1'
Dr Bouclielle, u !
times, except wLc
lies. Salisbury, ,1
c :
OCCUPYING t
by Lemly ri J
to inform the putlia ;
Counties, that thp)
Bool and ;
hold themselves in r
mand, however lar
ilemrn and Ladies
out fall, and in rra- :
made wilh despite'.,
terms.
. ICP Eight cr ten
gel employment by
the Subscribers at S
. November 29, lv
' The pu
ai all times com:
Mi
M
ED1CINES, DYE-STUFFS, PAINTS,
Oils, Snuffj, Tobacco, Spanish Cigars,
Stale of ."
lVi"wiLi:iv
Caudles. Rice. Starch. Soaps. Perfumes, Brush
es. Instruments. Paste Boards. Fine 1 etter ano"
Wrapping Paper, Quills. Ink. Drawing Paper I - Lourt oj I'leas
and Paints, Madeira. Teneriff, Malaga, Port,
Sherry, Champaign, Muscat and Claret Wines,
French, Peach and Apple Brandy, Gin, Monoo
gahala and old Whiskey, Jamaica and N. E
Rum, Loaf Sugar, Varnishes, Sand Paper,
Glass Ware and Bottles, Lemon and Ginger
Syrup, Lime Juice, Tamaiinds. Jug?, Corks,
Pocket Books and Maps, Pipes, Iron and Comp.
Mortars and Pestles, Candle Wick, Blacking.
Lee's, Dean's, Dyott's. Anderson's, Hooper's;
Scott's, Conk's, Shop, Beckwith's, Peters, M of-;
fit's, Evans', Brandwith's, and Phelps' Pills,
Houck 8 and Swaim's Panacea, Moore and An
derson's Cough Drops. Snuff Boxes. Spices. ! fourth mondav f. I a
Pepper Sauce. Rowand's Tonic Mixture. Back I or judgment will 1
gsmon Boards, Matches, Balm of Colombia lor
bald heads, Elixir of Opium, Swaim's Vermi
fuge, and a thousand other articles, just received
aod for sale cheap, at the Apothecary sign, by
i B & C. K. IV HEELER
Salisbury, Aug 23, 1839 tl4 :
V JVvvcid : .
Gleeb & Martin, ")
Wm. H.Hackett, j
f T appearing t l.
that the d ten!
inhabitant of this
that publication bp t.
olina Watchman.; t r
to appear at our n x
Couniy of WiUt ,
Wiikesboroujrh. on 1.
erf
ihe Lands conJm.:.
AVitness, Win. :
at Office, the lsi r.
of Ootober, 1HJ0.
sionns xotXiTzoauXiZs,
Friiit Trees. &c.
.; Si: M 1 ;
The Subscriber informs the public, that he has
for sale, at his Nurseries in Davidson County,
15,000 trees of the j Morns Multicaulis, these
are superior to cuttings without roots to propa
gate from. His prices shall be the market price
of the article in' the North and elsewhere. He
also has a large stock of Fruit Trees, consisting
of Apples, i Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries,
&'C. being selections of the best American and
European fruits, all of wiich are grafted or in
fc a - a a l'.-e . '
ocniatec, ana m, neauny, growing conaitjon.
I will have trees delivered in good condition,
at any reasonable distance from Lexington, say
75 or 100 miles, fif amount of orders will justi-j
fy it,) for which I will charge the usual price of;
hauling. It will be well tor .those who uish to
obtain treesi to get the Catalogue of the Norse-!
ries, which con tains prices, and will be sent grat-i
is to all applicants, the postage being pitdj
Communications will be promptly attended. to
Direct to LexirigtonN. C. i
- I fill CHARtES MOCK.
Lexington; N. C. Sept. 6, 1839.
i- 1
rjlHE Subscriber inform the public, that she
I JL has just received through the Northern
k:.: .1. iJ. . i . Li.rj
Mica uic Biei iuu most approves
LONDON &PARI8IAN FASHIONS,
And is prepared to jexecutf orders in the most
stylish and satisfactory manner.
Work sent from a distance shall be carefully
pat up and forwarded. I
j -p. D PENDLETON.
SCP A few Bonnets, paps, Turbans, and
other articles, will be keptxon hand for sale.
V Mrs, S. P is aleof prepared to execute
Crimping ahd Fluting on Reasonable terms.
Salisbury, October 18, 1.839.
Morus Unit i caul is .
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A? CONSIDERABLE NUMBER of tbfte
-OL TREES may be had at Fatetteville, N-
C. about the last oft nextasmroer or the firvt of
me tan. 4 1 he proprietor can very rradiiy di
poseof them it Ihe North, bnl frora pitriouc
considerations he prefera thatl they sb!d bv
taken by hii native Slate. The price wtlftii
the same st In BiUtmoreor Ntw York, sad will
be forwarded to ptrrr haters ca the mafttv besr 2
resturd.llt It h'ypid thaHiof a tasy wish M
cnj3ie,cjiy
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MOflUS SIUIITICAULIS
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sale f deliverable af-
lleaO frntn EIGHT
WHOUS.LUtu
r 11 tiiu toDsciioei nas 11
JL ter t.e fall if the;
THOSJ.VD to tmvi
ins Motus hMulncaulu Tms. frsra routs said
eoltinct, cow f rowing in fnd sear the Town of
PittSoroub, North Carina. Thrte Trees am
large aod snptori maay m them eaeatvr
from six to nine feet, well brtarhdt many
which will count ;fron o?e to tbr hw4t4
bod eaeh. I will r 11 ary number ttai my be
rrq-jirei at aatkipricefi by tbe trve, y ibe
f jui, cr by the bed, hot wwii f refr HlUtg j
the 1 1 . ii - ij
Al Ut life, one cxill sf tte best if
SALI80URY FEIALE
iiCiiDEIiY.
THE Trustees of the Salisbury Female Aca
demy, inform the public, that thi9 Institution
will be opened on Monday the 14th of October
next. It is their intention to place this Seminary
on a petmanent and respectable oasis ; and n
care will be wanting on their part, to render it in
every Tespect, worthy olf the confidence of the
friends of education, morality and religion, who
seek for their daughters a place where intellec
tual and moral culture combined, will prepare
them to occupy with usefulness and dignity, the
sphere to which they may be called.
They are now making all suitable efforts to
secure for Teachers, a gentleman, and lady of
high qualifications.
Meanwhile they have engaged Miss Emma
J Baker, a young lady in whose literary qouli
ficatiofis and capacity for such a situation, they
have perfect confidence ; and who has hitherto
taught music in this and other seminaries, with
entire satisfaction. As socn as the other teach
era are obtained. Miss Baker will again devote
herself exclusively to the musical department.
TERMS OF TUITION. - 1 -For
beginners, per session of 5 months $3 00
For 1 be Rudiments, with Grammar, Ge
rgraphy and History. 10 00
The above with th higher branches in V
Literary Department, 12 50
Musie on tie Piano and Guitar, 25 00
Painting, 10 00
Ornamental Needle Wck, and the making
of Wax Flowers, will also be taught, if deairtd,
:tt0eeh. - i ! ' . - 1 :
By rdrr i the Tr !
THOMAS L COWAK.Cle.
Salitbsty, hp. 27, i$WtO
I Nov. 29. 1S39-1
Stsntc ot ;::
STOK!.
i Court oj Equil;
Polly Early, Ext c t
Pleasant Kirby.Tl
IN this case it a; :
the Court, ih at 'i
fendants in this ca
limits of this State ;
publication he roacr
na Watchman, pr
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I Court cf Equity, to
: Stokes, at the C.
! ihe second tnon.'ay
I March next, srd '
BUI will be taker. ;
down for hearing
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