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I'lLr'iUn eT9I to Move., the
' Ji.i ifsiinirmf upon winch Hie
:f;fir.f!ik Mitition. .-, e again ca-wi.
$ I tl mlioiy ' he-nticaie I he Cur f
is j.rc M"7" : v ' J
; H M-ite Wmsetf, else he must stand
MF' Abi tand-he 'nrbl ( how I he
p y :y3i,he h3S given currency.
11 i invcitrmjIvV if ihey be not
n'MJJl-io iflLkij' ib.e fust opportunity of 1
' j; f t .r;-i.ihrriior false, the Gar
IT Hv V 1 . ,
1 1
Btit
Aim
...icts'n
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$ ashained it bating i called lo
si
f.e;sin"diriy wretches.;
iif. ,",-.ili'i7rt
:tiiiiAHiARjiisoN.
i .
f'llj theliixeeutive Committee to .in-
..utril Uarrisont-now that .he is
mm
!.ir fl
not a
1.1
''t0!l 4k-:ii-fc in the reiection of (lehrv
is a slaveholder, end a de-
ilaVffr uen Harrison, we nuuw
holder. Meaner is wr. van
lf..i nfr one thinks if necessary fto
!er-- fc-- '11 titnnin l
Wbj? Because
ar known to be in faforlef
But
.to ine
9,000 ani5t, Tiieclicesqf ih Army &Kayy,
Land effierr?, Postnaaaierv; 6&c., each will want
his full salary. . flow mach of, ihe 85 millions
will come te the honest ' farmers ? ' Wil?he be
able to get as moch as will pay his tares P
J Flour then will seldom brinlS per bauel.
Will the farmer be able,' even if he gt hls.pro
poriion of the 85 mijlions.be able' 'lb pay his tax
es, or purchase Lis gall t to say notbicof other
necssaries when that comes about the farmers
will have to do wiihoat sugar and coTee. Far
mers look lo your interest do yon not see the
plan of the President, is to take from yon the
farms on which yen hate sopported your families,
and make you tenants of some office holder who
gets a Iarg8 salary and is fornished by the Goy
erament with specie to purchase your farms. :
!".--::' '! C -A MECHANIC.il
We copy the aboTe Trom therLincolntfio
Whig," in which it appears as a corres
pondence. Ve hate on hand Major Jack
Downing1 speech in reply to Mr. Bellows
pipe of Missouri against the Credit System;
which we propose to lay before our readers
or
pi-
oioD as to the eflfects of an exclusively hard
money currency. But hear the Major : Ibis
style is always interesting, and be " neVer
sayi any thing unless he means something t"
;; " But Mr Moderator f fsef it's almost time to
go to dinner, and I'm willing to stop here and
leave this matter of J credit currency to the good
sense of the Convention, I will only add a few
notions. If we are to he a hard moncu oeoDle. ri
fSUsed ;andidaie Tor the Presidency, at someTmore leisure" penooV' The Mai
3& MvW$?V$ eit cl,n"v lhe ihor' nd A Mechanic,3 are correct in our or
irnMral llarrison any less so?
: L'i.tk' t,. nii arifi that nnrta I am content but everv bodv mast nnderstaridl it
torn L: :.u?r..v, -r y H AX uw. 2j--: "J-i- .Jr V
nr Ihoiri onK 1 iiwwm i uu uw muw uu UU W3T 1U IIIO WUflO. lOf
uuice uoiaers 10 no paia meir present wages. if
we come to hard money prices every thing most
CSfecfov 8nd now every thing must come down to hard money
prices. - roin 102 most represent value but eold
and silver all other propeity and things, i not
goio tna silver, most oe measarea by gold and
silver. NowIf I vlas an office holder, and had
my wages fixed by a standard of what I called
a credit currency, which is a cuneney that rep
resents all kind9 of property, I would be .as
willing as any other! office-holder to say. down
with all credit currency, tad pay in fyard money
only j" but if folks 'say, " well so be it, then
il.41hT4norrHnating a slaveholder, a
feM Gen.-Harrison,. and now
IkM mnS ekolder, from
fedinrma,-for speaker.
.JiM!ilrftM;iralready! well! known
lMyrilhe w-s President of a
li.-iWnriftfl'neoD e of that Territory.
C i k ...-t ! L J pii'nrni'lla4 In fAfl I Mma flniSn With Vnttr -aifaa tfiA Kns sn.Ant1
under a credit cur
rency one price, and coder a bard money cur
reney, not one twentieth part on't, would it be
mmmum . Fai j fair and just for office-holders not to be cot down
.wV.Y.'ilU iefarts to make, Indiana a slave too. The President! erits .25.000 a vear. or sev-
":J-riflfSted for years while he I enty dollars a idayjj for his services, ineluding
rt ?kL'M-r Pict, aDI Pd understand it Now how would
Si?iicSeW;ihel rdinincSof ? V. . get;,
i2ITO!1" :J.k. ncw one price, and under a
jf ' tfpiCS prOiH.Weu' Bi-;iMpivt
IFOR THE WiTCBM
Great XPcst crtjf Stage "&lne'i
1 'J
-1 c5 . oi5io
FROM SALISBURYjo ASHVILLE, N. C.
ARRANGEMENT
'PB 1840. J
foil operation and
fol-
M IlojaLPjcoclamation. i;v!
To all our liege tuhje'cls throughout the regions
ty Jorth Carolina, and especially icithm lhe
regions of Rowan County: ' - :,-'
BE IT KNOWN to all our liege subjects,
That, on Friday the 3d of January present,
vre proceeded to hold oar Royal Caicas in oar
beloved city of Salisbury , for the especial purpose
of sppointioga Governor for the State of North
Carolina. We have long ago satisfied our Kpyal
Mind by deep cogitations, that the Pxople are
not' fit to think for themselves, and that they
should have nothiog else to! do with-elections
than to go to the polls and. execute our decrees.
We have, therefore, appoieted our well beloved
cousio, Romulus M. Saunders, to be Governor
aforesaid j and we do hereby bommand our liege;
sobjeftts, every where in the ! State aforesaid, to
go to the polls and give due obedience to this our
ttoyal choice. - j. ' ! ; "'. j f
II Jtndl irlwrfvt. On f Rnral RnAvanaPT t V.Al
tor of the"dntv eheet.' nrinted at Ashhornooh. 1
has shown himself too clean for our woik we do
hereby dismiss him from our Royal service, and
in his stead do appoint the senior Editor off the
Western Caroliniao, to print and publish byfau
thority, whatever our Royal Secretary may write
in the premises; and we do command our loval
Subjects every where, to believe whatever' our
Royal Secretary shall write, and to swear tj the
same if necessary. V-4'. f ;- I i
' jviat whereas, our itoyai secretary, aam uiue
Light, has shown that he does not understand
the principles on which our Roval Government
is administered having advised us to hold our situated! in the most desirable part of Town, bef
Royal Meetings in the day time, and in a public l ieg near, the C our t-House. Those who mat
manneo that the common people may come and 1 wish the most interesting location in one of the
go ai pleasure we oo nereoy aismiss mm irom i uiusnnieresung-Tiuagesoi norm Uaroiina.woald
oor Royal serviee, and in his stead do appoint do well o secure this. J.;SL CLEMMONS.
our be lo red cou sid, 13 en Barri-tgton, our Royal IMoctcrilIe, Uatie co., Jan. 1S40. 256t.
secretary ; and command you to respect! blm
FirtHE above line is now in
JU arrives at, and departs from i Salisbury ias f
lows: . . " " i ' . .1 . I -! ;
Leaves Salisbury, on Mondays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 5 o'clock! A. M.; arrives at
Ash ville next days at 8 o'clock, P. Al.j. t-
RetQrning.IeavesAshvilleOQ Mondays, Thurs
days, and Saturday s.-al 5 o'clock Ai Ml; arrives
at Salisbary next days at 8 o'clock P. Mt'
. I a; BENCINI,
Af;:V"., -- .-':f-RlJ0NG.-t
: i. N. B. Passengers leaving RaleighV N CI
for Nashville Tennessee. , iwillv find no I delav
wuaiereroa mis route.. A
Salisbury N. C. Jan. 17th
B. & R. WlL. I
1 840.pi 25. r
IMociisviLiii: Piiopeiity
TOR Kill Li SALE
f AM still offering for sale, .at a very low priced
, my hogse and lot in Mocsyille4 The buildi
ipgs are new and commodious, and well soited
for a Merchant or Tavern keeper The? are
accordingly.
.Given under oor Royal Signet at oqr Paae,
I ' in our Royal city ofj Salisbury, on? the
,Sd day of January, 1840. i j
KING CAUCUS! !
Vitness, - . '. t; ; ' , ,.
i Bus Barristgton, Pritale Sec'y.
n
i
for the watchman.
ior pf that territory
Sondays and house rent and postage free, land
some other, little matters besides, and all office
credit curreo-
t
I Messrs. Editors I perceive that Mri; Chs:
Fisher, from North Carolina, is on the ' Com
mittee; on. Public Lands. I should be very glad
to be informed if the Choctaw business in which
it is admitted, Mr. F. has so deep an interest; is
to come before that Committee f M4
: We respond to the above enquiry, that here-
tpiore the ihoctaw business has been always te
T.
in f, (awl -Wi r
w. c - T i J I v J 3 tui ia ss w vo wasu ju nut b iv-
Oif fiJavety in i tssouri; ana a- I nw. Now I sav a eood honest democrat, ad the
many milljons I feired to the Committee on Indian Affairs, hot
own (the Land) Committee. In gratitude to
Mr. Calhoun for his late " come over," the par
ly would do almost any thing in the way of a
job fbir himself or his tail. We expect to see it.
(
MMaa-lN toe further emancipation f President mvs heis. and all bis nartt sav so M q?ally foT humbugging, we shall not be I at
251 slaves born within ,tbat State.- too, and so it must be true should sav " Fellow i all surprised if the matter is to be sent to bis
liJEiJ-W;!ni,iiho fijiurrt infrnftnoiinrt I nat ftasresrumed when we had a Credit Uur-
Uwf iflfofAtkansas,; and against the WW-?. !44 f "Currency? w wrong
it ?" . . . 1 it has inflated nnces. ana led falks lo horrnw-
mmW! ? : I v ' ' g and buildingrairpad.and other ruinous plans;
1f ItiVIV H-, - . , : i ana 1 ana. my party are determined to put a stop
mfe mm bow l9 l-lavery, rthat to it. Prices of all; things I know must come
WO KJW waiscqpcKeu. uo was inaignani i oown,ana wages must come down ; and to set a
yWejetefl at.tUe; hex congressional elec good example! 6ut down ray wages to the; true
iqo il 1S2V?M'he National Intelligencer standard. Mr Woodbjury will rnake a calculation
DfbeJr n hand jtin to iXfongress. showing that my
. 'KHV wHs'X-i i- : I wages ana auotner qmce noiders wages snail be
o usimat flrriUA2ery is elected to opposi-1 n
.-BLit ! V v . :Vj. ' .lccoruiHa ihd uru muncw umm. ,i iiiituis l,i .t. .k., l "n.;.:.
-f - ?.H nmlf ""son., f "Jtorms Message will say this, and if it dont it is because CCnC rfJ ILT 77?" ' '
nJUrnfi H'kib.rMrr to learh. that ha aa u i.. - a . P00' man's cider, becaose he canU afford to use
rw S w - -it- J "--".- ----- w MO uu iuiuiisu n riui u us-i iwu ucai wi ..-.: r . 1 .l i " i uiu-
cMd paHicul.rly on.accoant of his iad think of-ust as Mr. Bellowspipe has forgotten T -7-- . iVP.11" nQmoiei:PUice
.itJil .vtii :i::i -r.t.4- r::...;. i- t.: lu. .i.t . ,u !- U1 couri : uaotsoniaj..
i.e;rtice 10 iii eil, principal ui iua vuusiiiuiioa
ilich" secures' tolthe people of the Sooth
pre-exisung j riguis. it seems men
jit et llarrisan claimed for the Souti
NEW FASHIONS!
' FOR THE ' F ij I1' ' !
,j. ' OP 1839 c'40.
! HORACE H. bEARDI
X ESPECTFULLY infikms his friends and
JLw the public, that he still carries on the TAI
LOR1NG BUSINESS at liis old stand on main
street, next door to the Apothecary Store. He
is ever ready to execute the orders of bis custom
ers in a style and manner not surpassed by any
workman in the Western patt of the State. He
s in the regular receipt of the latest London, and
New York FASHIONS, and prepared i to ac
commodate the tastes of the fashionable! at all
times. ' I ; !.' j - f
SO Cutting garments of all kind! attended
to promptly ; and the latest) Fashions furnished
at all times to country tailors, and instructions.
eriven in cutunsr. 4
nnHE Sukcriber offers at private . sale, in a
-u. health tp -i - t
2CIO-40O or 600 ACRES
;."7 THE SUBSCRIBERS
TtTAVE just received and offer fnr sale,
"UJ- . Wholesale or Retail, the follol7ii:-
of good farming Lands:1 The Salisbury and U 737 orownand bleached DoDsilic.j
Statesville road running directly through it, a
honi 20 miles from the former led 6 miles from
the latter place, with never failing
viug wnnigaiar, lanaa i in vraioui direciions.-i-
ue wnoie is an entire forest. -uk ,rnt ,r
nrst.rate umber, and suitable for thrpJ h.nrf-
some, not amau iarms.r ', V
-J-.ty vK-ALSO
A Ton HORSE, six vears old next Snrinr
gwu siuca, c oor v j t a o, i on - ana two years
old'iof good blood, one JACK, nine tears old,
femaraaoiy genne ana vigorous. Also i weiye
young MULES, from 2 to 4 years old. '
f au tbe above stock is handsome, lively and
aetif e, snd wUhall remarkable gentle .and easy
manaea. ;, v ! j s
f Ail the abovs property will be sold low for
1G do. Apron Checks,
20 do. Bed Ticking,
120 dozen Cotton Handkerchiefs,
t34 pieces Kentucky Janes,
23 do red and green Flannels, '
167 Twilled and Boffie Blankets,
25 pieces plain and checked Linseys,
' 44 do. Mack and cold Merinoes,
416 do. Fancy Prints,
18 do. grey and bine mixed Saltlneltr,
350 Men's and Boys Seal Caps,
6 pieces Het Anchor Bolting Cloths.
Bonnets, Hats, Shoes. Drtrgs, Saddlery,
Plated Ware, Hardware, pullery, Queens
ware, Glass Ware, &c, together with a
cash or on a credit of 6, 9, or 12 months, where general assortment of all kinds of Goods,
the payment is made secure. Apply soon to the which will be sold lower than they ever
subscriber, living 19 miles from Salisbury, oo hare been
the Statesville road.
v JOS. CHAMBERS.
t armville, Iredell co. N. C
1 January 17, 1840. f 6w25
A LISOP OP letters!
EMAINING in thv Post Office in Slates-
ville, C. on the 1st of January 11840. j
Agnew, Thos. J;
Bell, J. C.
Brysoo, John .
Caodela, Miss Elizabeth
Chipley. G. W.I
Christopher Thomas
Chambers, Thomas S.
Douglass, James T.
Uavidson, G. F.
DoUglass & Smith,
Forsy'ihe Henderson,
i Esq. .-
Gill, W. L,
Giddensj. Miss Eliza
&raham,Jobn B.
gill, Jacob
arper, Mary
lltistrce, Noah,
Loudermilk, S. '
Lazenby, Thomas
R. S. McLELLAND
Jan. 10, 1840 3 w24
Long, Alexander
. JLeppard, Solomon I
Lawrance. Alexander
Morgan, Elijah !
Moose, John
Mills, Wo. j !
Maise. Wioston
McJimsey, Robert
MeLIellahan, James T
Oliphant, Joseph
rarKes, u. a, r
tlaymer, Moses;
Robinson, Geome
Stevenson. James
Smith, Rev. James 1
fTempleton. James H.
w arts, Mrs. Margaret
Warren, R II.
Walker, Frederick !
White, Miss Eleanor
t. 21.
i J. & W. MUBPHY.
. Salisbury, Jan. 3, 1840 2,23 .
m v v - jL-t a-r auvu tov vt
October, from the subscriber, at that
time residing in Stokes County, N,
Carolina, my Negro man
about 27 or 28 years of age, and oCa very bright
complexion. . He is a Shoemaker ly trade, has
a very bushy head of hair, a' thin visage,, is
spare built and weighs from 135 to 140 pound?.
He has a very large scar on one of his ks
near the ankle, believed tobe on the right Ie,
also a scar on each arm just below the elbow oc
casioned by a burn. His heels have been frosted,
which injury has left scars epon themi C-le-man
has a wife ( a free woman ):i.ear Blakely,
N. Carolina, anuit is probable that he my be
in that direction, though many persons believe
that he was decoyed off by a w hite man, named
Joshua Young, who left the "neighborhood about
tne same time ior maiana. ,i win give a re
ward of Fifty Dollars to any one who will de
liver Coleman to me near Brook Neal in Camp
bell County Wcr who -will cotinte him in tail,
so mat i get mm in mv possession
RICHARD. OVERSTREKT.
Brook Neal, Campbell cty, Va tn
December21. 1833 f .
840.
A LIST OF LETTERS (
EMAINING in lhe Pijst "Office at Con-
cord,N.! Con the 1st day of January, wl i?,,, m A.v,IV.
s thej complexion of that Committee looks a (it- f Salisbury, January 17. 1040 ly25
B
Northern
: The lands of the defaulter! Harris, valued at
$36,000 have been sold for $300; Is this the
pay,; that the people are to be repaid by their
robotng servants f
I .The principal objections yet urged by the Lo
co Jbocos to General Harrison iare, that be belong
to offer a resolution iboul taking off the duty on
lead as well as salt.V !
Here most of the members ftom Illinois and
vtu p. ri r
i ISarnhart
George W Bradley,
Horse. li?hn.sfen-. 4
Uatid DiaeK welter, .
uarv V. Ttrnorn
AVEUY superior bob tailed Norihen Horse, I Charles & Elias Bust,
perfectly sound, kind jand gentle in single j! n
and double harness, aod a Fast traveller, for sale Jjinp Caldwell. Esa;
By C B WHEELEtt. j Qeorse Collins,
January 17, 1840 tf ;j i ; 1 A. Caultcloogh, Exec'r
. Z TZTTZwZ 1 . Alexander Do! ton,
Blacksmith Wanted. . : e v
? A First rate country Blacksmith,! of steady David Eag-er, 2
. habits, and unimpeachable character, who F
... .. . -. !: j. ... f 0. CiMI 1
can come witn sausiaciorv recommendations, can i ms.ib. v iccto . quhj
find constant and profitable-- employment for the 1 1 opias r orr,
ensuing year, to take cnarge oi a onop witn ope
or two negro omtins unuerr nis care.i a amun
with a small family is desired. A good dwell
in 2 House and Shop, with It wo fire places, and
one sett of Tools is in readiness, and in an ex-
It rh0of46eri jjlayery upon, any soil which
ter tM0ii ave or purchase.
I pft4hIdDU. Iiltla opportunity to; act
al4jiritme.but an - address from
j piiuKai!iuciu3 in f iiHiuia, iii x ouUi
3,fcfi is ttwuuu iu uip guru uu iuj suoicci
Missouri rose together and said it was quite i fn tt-:a tn-.n .n ThHjiv nn& lt tU 1 cellent neiarhborhood as to! health, society and
dinner time, and the Major said he was quite I nvl Stnhn Pmntia. MrJ JOf-flV lj I the trade. Apply toJhe Subecriberj living 19
willing to stop here! : j And the tonvention ad- ver to Miss MARY ELIZABETH! dangh I miles from Salisbury on tne otatesvuieroad.
loomed. j ! ' i.rff!nl Samnl Lemlr. I 111 ! 1 I JOS. CHAMBERS.
- '-. il I ! !' I : 1 - . !' - : I ... .1. . :! . . rt n n V.
. . ... -, r. if '! 1- armville, iredeii co. jsd. i, io?u owsto
UI) me yiji insi., ny aoi ivowan, cusu , - wi,.
G
John Gibson, "
Tobias Goodman, or
Solomon Marcus,
H
Hillyard Howell, -
Jacob Hileman,
James Henly,
H. March,
Robert Motley,
Rudolph Mnrpb. ,
Monatt & Peoples, !
James W. MjAnultf .
N !
James B. Nofly, .-.
T. B. &.W. A! Peacock
R ! !
wr Roffin, Harness iia
ker,
Miss Mary C.
James Russell
-s
Martin Stough,
Archibald Stowe,
. w1-' ;
Solomon Weaver,
Y
Mrs. Catharine Yoman
mi?s Sarah J.! Young.
GEORGE KLUTTS, r. m.
By Joua A. Craven.
Keese,
JVholcsale or: Ilctail,
5 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
800 Bars Iron ll to 2 inches wide.
2000 lbs. Spring Steel,
500T lbs. Am'n. Blister do.
1500lhs Bar Lead, j
15 Kegs. Powder,
24 Hhds. Sugar,' :
60 Bags Coffee, :
100 Kegs White Lead, '
15 Coils Rope,
20 Pieces Bagging,
40 Boxes Glass 8 by 10,
20 do. do. 10 by 12, -
40 Nova Scotia Grindstones,
40 Bottles Scotch Snuff,
By J & W MURPHY.
Salisbury. Jan. 3, 1840. '
tate of llcrtn envoUnn,
stokes coujrrr.
Superior Court of Law Fall Term, A. D. ISZO.
Jan. 10, 18t0 324
! ' We dntertatn serious apprebensioni that our
friend the Standard1, has lost its cue. It recent-j
ly lifted up its voice and spake on the follow
mg wise: i '; . -r
' We do not know! whether uen. tlarnson is
JOHN ERWIN, to Miss SARAH CuRRI-
At London, on the SOth ujt , at St. George's
Chorch, Hanover Square. Gen'l. J. P. HEN
DERSON. Minister from Texas, to FRAN-
iUdef ; Ihestj: Circumstances. WO SUbmit 1 n Knlitirtn;i nr nAl .hnt w Hn Irnnw.that h I mi's Annbtr .if .Inhn CotL F.en nf Phifi
On the 24th ult. by RevL Mr Lapslev, Mr
JOHN VV. MARTIN of lhe house of; Mar
tin, Stephenson, & Co., to Mms MARGARET,
ft wtecienTioys: abolitionists are bound to j has political sins enough to sink a navy witboot
v4iu4uu iwu uaiucs auu tuinr canuiuates tois neresy." ! .
ting p'ectsey on the same ground-) VVby, friend Standard, we are most prodigk
you are ander the most
UAaa l fll nM t-Tn WlAnM !
Defsoiial demonstrations are less i
,114 i V. t Jir wotenead, ana every ooay eise, except arar-s
JWWr Duncan, are IV u P
fongr:Mr.Van Buren helped to abolitionists t U it not clearly your paramoaotl SSfJ
DZBBLEEy PRilY & Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 1
i GOOSdS,! !'
j 125 Pearl $ 78 Reaver Streets,
NEW JEWELLERY!
Joseph Wolf,
vs . -Jane
Wolf.
Petiium for.Ditcrce.
diukater of Col. Childress,
Tenn. JSashville JVhh
rr
of Williamson Co.
On this mornini. the 26th inst., hr the Rev.
4)r. Lindsier. NEILL S. BROWN, Eq At-
U W A. H . m . i M W 4 T t .
-at law of P ulaski, to 31iss IM.K .
NEW YORK.
January-17, 1840,4i25.
r v it ii r naninunnL a - . . . .
fel R-liiy tft thft If SnalA on. iKVsr.nlf Jrlnf Van Rnrn HpmAcrWl TRIMBLE, Of this CIty.-JaSftPtUe Atff.
ssiiieri iniMifHSouri. and ho has never I in North Carolina L to know all this: and not on
ttt i '...i'". i Iv tn trnnte it conrlf. hut L maka all rnnr 'o-nlla1
iy.sflMU. . Dla.CI T ICUIuua -J --" - j ryj -lb -: I , ... . ' , .L nr i
ery suuoeniy, rnrs. iua
the 60th year of her age.
. . .:' 'a ? i l- : I r U 1 -.-! 1 Ka a n rr ri v Aff ves ro m
1 . im nana -irtitn r in 0ini. MkaB iimbi mTft-i Rf! a i a i mi au . r u ji r a ua : j a u
'rT ! - i 1 ri t 1 tllal UO UUIIM4I Ilia tllUUll a utv V I ' j :
mill HrH rn nra vnAbn r m n - m w A-VA w n n . l ' - - . . .
c oiq ueneral a Chinee: to reDent Ot UlS I natinft and the 'nKraers' if Von mean la kaen
F'Plat.fvliu-r'onl. thnf ,t kplAnfftf tnTfliA I ika Mt innora hp'nd nmler nratrf I v - I veller returns." She was a kind and benevolent
repcMS to exhibit bis own renen I ' oucn temporizing expressions as tne aoove win I ucijjuwui,auu uc ... ","',j'v.v.T
i. 1 never ao. ve woaia respeciiaiiv . aavise inai yj rVw-,.vf
9i last.
ttiefflpted llapiiend ; slavery to regions If o know it yourself, but u make all your fgulls J
fe dlnionsirattons! of the Harrison . J!S ?S ilTS
i of tbeoth- without tbrs heresy .! It takes afotittonto' hold member of the Episcopal Church in Ibis place,
should give a miri down properly. Cornel pile on the fa and has, we trust, received the reward s of the
pent of his natics and the 'niggers' if you mean to keep faithful in that bourne from whence; no tra-
nce. s-.tyeftaLri! ' thpr ar nn rirrnm.tai
.fc;-:tT -l -in -'i-f . . " ,i ..i . .. '. I rrnn An nnt nndArtalrn In nrnn thu nll Km an hk ? OT the
jriPF.wiwweo; warrant tne siigntesi -r. . 1TT "In". " C 7 1
telueSiiUii K L.i -. ohtionistv (If you recollect, you were about a
mimmM rrZ l' Mr Clay such, and .
tne moment uen. ttarn-1 ,
lli.i'r-Ti ri iwa i : ' w-uuaB) Buun me it op as a bad jot
413t;W? eonteeame the whig - nominee 1) Do you just
iTi-vf'tavtta 1830. 7 And in ue-
friends of human rights
at cejIOTv the conviction, that the
N teyjljeespou3ed is by DivinePro
1 nce, eiitrbsied to their Own' onarriian.
aldthMoV lis success or 'failure their
PRICES 07JHXISI7T AT
fcnoie tbe fact it will sate a world of trouble.
j Greensborough Patriot,
Salisbury, Jaw. 17.
Cents.
1 fe! I1-
slid
FfcJiUe.
)sterity wat hold them res-
FOE THE WATCHMASr.
M&fe--The Standajd of the 8th
xfo ffifei iiMrlUsibn noblished in the RatheT. '
jWrlneBi Hamoton. and says it was'
f y tylihest- Whig.; Now this' is a I
was written by a dishonest
'1
itytiMiiW&hrnnd Coalition. Ms. Cat-
Mln few daya after, miking ' his peace with
m "&dmMtoW&!d! Bill into tbe Senate
e new States. '
!Zj'yliBll llrnjiticms of Sniii - th amrinnt I
iMSJ' VUuTeo! as being in the U.
Sfefflfl wg-.fifteen Uiillionsj of tn
il W fmmJa nomber in the country
indrvfdiittl ks1 trfa
: - .5 i - r
lhI;fl finA hiaIv o
TitK.i ti t -. ft . 4-xmasier
It Wi IPi and the hund red vof officers
TO THE TOOTH ACHE. I
' ' - t
Grim Despot, thy tyrannic reign, " ;
, Of apathy to keenest pain '
Is drawing to a close ; . i
Long in thyjmaxilary cave, . , j
Like 3-olos,ihoa shalt not rave,
For thvl determine foes . i
; Are hastening to that dark retreat
To hurl theo from thy regal seat.
The BentiitMl nr.w nnan lhv traeV-i
8hn wize ind stretch thee on the Rack
Thou cruelly didst use,
For tortarinar bv oiaht and dar !
They'll fling thy mangl'd corpse asay,
. tail inr.J .V- . J
i -j'foau me jojiqi news
Among, the yictimsof thy reign
: ;Of sharp intolerable :pain.r ,
brortincjrr,Ventrifrice, and chari':
;.ii.All.iail'0:ipy.niatice;TOaiaarni, , !
TiH belter weapons we -J
Have foondj thy Kingship to compel -To
abd'icateitby ftxrtotti cell, -
r-"--:AndM thy captives free.- -j
l let from tle force of Nature's Laws,
put thiC9 to asorza our jaws, ; ; i .
Bacon, 10 a 12.
Brandy, ap. a 40
I peach, , a 50
Butter, 10 a 12.
Cotton in seed $2
clean, 8j
Coffee, " .15 a 18
Corn, -.40
Feathers, 35 a 37
'jCenfs.
.C -H
50 a 60
f8 alio
25 a 30
Flour,
Flaxseed,
$3 4
75
Iron, per lb. 5 J a 6 J
Lidseed Oil, pr.
gal. $1 12
Molasses,
Nails, : .
Oats,
Pok,
Sugar, br.
Salt, ftl 37i a I 50
Tallow, 10 a J2
Tobacco, 18a!20
lr. G. Douglas,
TTAS removed his office to, No. 1,
JUL of the office row of the Mansion'!
Hotel, lately occupied by Dr. B. Austin.
January l7, t;840. tf-i25 (
groceries!
JUST Received and far sale by the Subscri
ber, a Quantity of best hi- i! " i
Santa Cruiz Sugar, ! . ;
; Molasses best quality, '.' 1 (
i Best Java Coffee, i f' i :
Rio do. Il - . i j : t
Spanish Cigara-est quality, i i i
i Whiskey 8 years eld best quality, i j
i Superior French Brandy, and , s .
i Mosr excellent WINES- ' ' j
f Also a quantity of Smoking arid i Chewing'
! Tobacco. " -I ' ' ' I 1
i ANDRE MATrHIEUi f
Salisbury, Dec. 27, 1839 -6t22 J . it - -
10 a 12
1 18 a 20
PUBLIC VEETDUBf
w - j u .1 , T Hi 1
US.4C
FTTIHERE will beisti at theT late residence of
Tow-Linen 16 a 20 JL VVm. Cowan's deceased, on the 11th day
Wheat; bush 62 70 of February next. all. the property of the said
. 1 . , - P- . ! . 't1! - . :. . T . :-. T- . iT p :t !
Whiskey, . 45 a;50 deceased, not wiued, conssisung w . i ; 4
Wool, f cleah ;40 U TIiree or 0 jFotir
Lard, . 10 a 12
SILK--
O R:M
rr rd"
JOHN C PALMER
HAS another new supply of Gold and Silver
WATCHES, Plain English aad French
do ; Gold Fob Chains and Keys, Fjine breast
Pinsand Finger Rings, Silver Butter Knives,
Patent and nlaln Pencib. Tooth Picks. Fob
Chains, Spectacles and Thimbles, Steel and gilt
Fob Chains and Keys, j .
-ALSO
A VERY FINE AND LARGE ASSORT
MENT OF RAZORS AND PQCKET
AND PEN KNIVES, j
by different' makers, and other articles usually
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. i ;
Salisbury, May S, 1SS9 tf40 I .
JUorus JllulticauUs.
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14 CONSIDERABLE NUMBER of these
3L TREES may be had at Fayeiteviile, N.
C. about tbe last of next summer or the first of
the Fall. The proprietor can very readily dis
pose of them at the North, but from patriotic
considerations, be prefers that they should be
taken bv bis native Slate. The price will be
l i the same as in Baltimore or New York, and will
P. I I t : J.J MM.AV.nnM U. n . . Ui.i.
DC lorwaiucu iu puiwuaaco uii ma iuuiicj ucni
remitted. It is hoped thatsach as may wish to
engage, may do so at an early day. j
: Enquire of E. L. Wisslow, Flayetteville
N. c -
; Feb 16. 1839 tf29
KB OK,
4,-4
nnHE Subscriber offers for sale, at 50 cents
1 II . ,. 1 .'!. -.-;. xrti -1 -
JJL per lOUUMOUi s ici J(r uauittjf v. h
First RateX2
v, -.- --- t - a, i ! rr
'-: ;i 1 ! v i. 1 v rr "! a V
One Jf agon (mdjlarness ; Stock of cat from me Atn?8JUoumam iron company.
Ue end - Hog ; IFheat and Uatt, antf 4 1 fflHE Sobscribers have made arrangements
quantity! of Rooahness of all kinds toffemer JL. wnh the above Company, for a regular
i . - ?- :!. . .1- i . . r :. : .J.nioJ
with various other articles nui .iu?uwuueq. ii.soppiy oi superior irou, wmcn is -up.
There will also be sold! at the eame time a aU I lo Wagon and Carriage work, Horse Shoeing,
ah ft &c
1
S
SitU-worm MZggs;
carefully raised by herself, arid, in a good state of I
MARTHA, D. FRONTIS.
preservation.
iSalisbory, Jan. 17. 1840.-itf
nable vouner JVcsro tcoman
child Terms matle known fan! the jdayl
of sale by ? ? " --""" i JL;jJ !-- I
- . A 13 EL COWAN, Ex.
'N. B, All persons indebted to said Folate' are
requested to come forward 'and settle the , same
immediately, and all persons havio? claims a-
which will ba sold on reasonable tertris.
J. fr W. MURPHY.
Salisbury, Dee. 6, 1839 final 9 j
IN this case it appealing ta the satisfaction cf
the Court, that Jne ,Wolf,jhe deftntfant,
does not reside within the Iimitao this Siaie :
il is therefore ordered, that publication be made
for thrfe months in the Watchman, published at
Salisbury, and the GreensSoroV Patriot, l hat un
less the defendent appear at the next Super:
Coart of Law, to be held for the county c!
Stokes, at the Court House in German ion, cn t!. :
2d monday after the,4th monday in March nest,
and plead, answer or demur, or the petition w ill
be taken pro confesso, and the cause set down f.r
hearing exparte.
Witness. Isaac Goldinir.i Clerk of said Court
at tiffice; 2d monday after the 4ih mouday in
September, A. D 1839. - .
I5AAC GOLDING, c s c.
Dec. 20, 1S39-Soi21 Printer's fee $10
JflitchcWs Gengrapht) and
A TLAS ; a new Geography and Alias, f f
JL the use of Schoolr and private learners
in fact fur ai) who may wish to read hi? lory, sr. J
to have it in the family. A compltte Sysie rn tf
modern Geography, comprising a desnpiion if
the present state of the world and its five grat
divisions, Europe. Asia, Africa, Amenca, ar. I
Uceamca, with their severarKm pi res, Ktngdtrr?,
Slates, T4ritorie8, Stc. The whole embeliishf d
by numerous Engravings of various tnieresHr
object of Nature and Art j together with repre
sentations.of remarkable and noted evenis, tiia
plified and adapted to the capacity if any, illua
trated by an Alias of 16, raapsdrawn Si. eniavrj
to acw)mpany the work, nvst lasttfillv ?rJ
carefully coloured and elegantly put up 'l he
whole woik is neatly done The publishers
have received numerous testimonials in fatcr
of the Geography from Trarhers and oth-r in
various parts of ihe Union. Theie are so many,
they would make a pamphlet, we would cake
a pamphlet, we would select some of them ; but
they are too Jorg for a newspaper adveriisenu nt.
We do most earnestly solicit a critical exaK.ir.
of ihe work by all may feel ac interest in rac
ing before youth a car rect Geography. : There
isfalso an outline Atlas which can accompany
ihe Geography, the maps if -which are net ciU
cured, but calculated to aid lhe learner.
Just call at No. 1, Cheap side, Fayetis
ville St., where yooi may find the above wor!;,
logether with every new publication cf tbe d.y,
and many rare works of lder times
TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, Jan. 1, 1840.
STST ANTED TO HIRE, a negro'woman gainst said estate are requested to present them
Y,V - capable of doing the icookrag and wash
in for a small family. Jt3 finnir. W tbia
Office. - '
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legally authenticated for settlement, ior this. noi
tice will be pieaa in oar oi tneir recoyeryr .
A, COWAN, En
C. JONES Has removed! his Law
Office lo tbe building hiely occupied
by Mr. M. Brown as a family residence,
next door to his Store near the Court-House.
Jtfnrary 17, 1840-r4w25
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Mr. Jodre Lcffice is in the end of
ieg, next to tbe former Post Office
he build-
MRS. S. D. PENDLETON, wooM re
spectfully make known to ber friends ar.J
the poblic that, baviag removed, she may here
after be found at lhe house-recently occupied by
Mr. Michael Brown, as a residence, one door be
low Mr. B s Store. She will continue tu carry
oo the Milliners Business, and invites pobhc z,
tention to her work.
Salisbury, D5 1 153?'; v
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