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KMOWNAS THE W I
POST OFFICE, 1 j n-:
Continues to keep on hand a goo J assortment e
fKarcnes and Chains, .- . j'.'. "
'Silver Spoons and Pencils, j ;
Vtftenefli tarei and Silver Thimbles i
: Breast Pins and. Ring, ; I
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And all other articles in his line." V ! I
V CJLOCIZS 2s 5 W&TCIZES
Repaired in the best manner, and warranted for
twelve months. Old Gold and Silver taken in
exchange for articles purchased, or in payment
lor aeais doe. - i
: i DAVID L.POUL.
Salisbnrf; June 7, 1839 !f45
HAVJNG rernoTed bis OfHce loj the se
cond door of Mr Cowao's Brirks roir '(for
raerlj ? occupied bjr Dr. A. , Smith) : nearly
opposite 31. Brown's Store, politely lenders
tits professional ser tires lo the public.
bur v. Aug, 2 1 , ! 840 ff4
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SilZiS OF 2f SGEOBS.
O V virtue of a Deere of the Conrrt of fcnm-
JP ij held for the Coontj. uf Iredell, ti ihe
Court house in SiaieRville, on the 3r4 Mhudsj
after the 3d Monday in August 18404 Ij will
offer for sate on Tuesdij ;v the. 13th of OeUber
next, at the Ule residence of Satuuel ViIfiams,
OEceased, ail Uie , .
telonging to said Esatenine in noruberi-con
6istiog uf men, woroeo and children.
A credit of tweUe morrths will ba
bund and approved security TfqjiredJ
m r. V m ' !
1. II. MrliUUlK. CIWL E.
Sialrtf ille.N. C. Sept. 22; 1840 ifjlOl
y4 .SMALLchesnut sorrej Horse.
LfL six jears old, aboat 12 ur 15
hsnds high, .with a small white spot
.in the fgrehijad ?ery ehort, aod
roos-h pacer, and -a hard trotter. A reasonable
leward will bs given for his deliver j. I I
WELLINGTON SMITH.
Aagnstl, 1840tf4 j s
W&S$p$&&7!rpEJE TOW,
Wi ESPECTFULLY reanesta ItfcitomA
JLU to her, to Call and settle jhe same.-; There
are many wndha?e accounu witb her of sever
a! years staniiirigifand to! them she especiaffr
direcu,this roe.r;; .- '-'-F - ' -
-Mirs; PAwill take t Voaa eirl from
iu w i jwrs oia, as an apprentice to. the AisI -hoery
Bosioees, ;jf earlt applicatioo be made;
LV uv " .vfwPfcwDttiiy need appij.
5ali6bary,eplmber 25 1840.
State or ottn touna
r JHEDfcLlCOUNTy. ' -
Cowf of PUa and Quarter Sessions, . August
G. B. Parkes tathe ufecf
Josiah Conrfesj I y Jastlces Jodgment,
t?i.f Levied cpon the
William Rash and ? laod ofDePl. Rash.
E, E. Joaro , f
T appearing io the satisfaction of the Court,
ut. iixi vriniam naso is oot an inhabitant. of
this Mate: It i is therefore ordered bv the court
that publication be made for sis weka in the
Carolina VVaicbman. orinted at SAlishurr. that
wsiTOMawi,, truiiBm naso, appear at tne
next Coort of Pleas and Quarter SMHiana. to h
held for the county of Iredell, at the Coot faoaae
io StatesTilijeJbo the third monday io November
next, then aid there to shew caose, if any he
has, why the said pand should not be condemn
ed to satisfy plaintiffe debt and ail lawful costs.
Wiiness, JJiFiAJexander. Clerk of our said
court at office,' the; 3rd monday in Ac?. 1840.
1 jjJ.iF. ALEXANDER, clt.
September 8 Jw8 : Printers' Fee $5 62
given-
mm
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TglFIE Subscriber would respectfully inform
JBL his friends and cusiomers, that he has re
moved to the house 'next door to George W.
Brown's Store, where he intendsieepibsr an as
sortment of
igar
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GROOSRJSS ; srucn
. ; -Molasses, .
SugariCoJJeet,
Salt, ...
Powder and Shot,
jMiJ.01S of all sortskuch as
- French) Brandy,
Holland Gin
. . Malaga and Tencriffe Jfine,
'tawipatgn,
' Muscat, -.
Lemon Syrup, &c.
' Also, an assortment of
j ' CASBIES,
And oiherthhgi In his line too lediois to men
tion, which can he .bonsht fr cash asl cftean as
. .NOAH ROBERTS.
rrn vu. 1 04C tl34 '
State of Jlortft avoUns.
' IREDELL COUNTY.
Court oj Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Jiugdst Term, 1840,
Joab Richards,; "
ta j j Original Auacbrant !e
MJliaro Rash, ! vied on Land.
IT apptarisg tohe satisfaction ef the court,
that William Raab is not an inhabitant at
this State : j ly is therefore, ordered that publi
cation be made in sine Carolina Watchman for
six weeks, for the said Rash to come is at the
next Term ti this rourt, to e held for the coun
ty of Iredell, at the Coort House in Slatesville,
on the third tnooday of Nvember next, then
and i here to plead loor replevy, ether wise judg
ment by default will be taken against him, and
the property; levied on condemned to eatisfv
ptamua s aeot and ail lawful costs.
Wanes, J. F. Alexander, Clrrk of ear said
court at office, the Sd monday of August, 1840.
I J.fP. ALEXANDER, elk.
Sept 18-68: Printers' Fee5 62
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Connly,
man who
Thomas
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A KD commuted to Jail of Rowan
on tbe 13th insuni, a Ne'ro
wia ma Ur la .lull n rH knUni.. -
... .'.."" "k w a nomas
T"1?- is.Te.y blick, about
? nfi ll right
-jr wane swelling, slow spoken with a down
Joot-ahont5 feet 8 or 9 inches high The
owner is reqnested to Some forward, prove pio
Irtj pay4 charges, and.take him awa. S
t DAVID KERNS Jailor.
: Jn 24, 1840 fas 1
J TJafc aiicl Female Teacher
V ARE DESIRED
fJlO take charge of the SI AG A! OLE A
i A C A D E 51 V, in Marengo county Ala
: hama. oo the?rf day of January ntxt The
male Teacher will 'or required lo iach ih CIsrs
i ics and the various English branches. The To
I tress will be required to teach the varioos branch
i esol Femafe Ed oca lion, including Albsicl
The location of the above Institution is con
sidered as healthy as any in Sooth Alabama.
The applicants W be required to present
tisiimoniaU of ual.ficaticn. iTPf Direct to
ill.am S. Price, Al. D., Sbiloh, Marengo Co.
Alabama. it '
Applications will be received not il the 15 th
-of November next. I
j f Wm. S. j'RICR.
' I JOS. PiCKBTT,
Trustees, J JL. W ATKINS. .
September 25 1840 6 9
S. L. BENNET.
HOSEA,
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THE Subscriber will open a School in the
vicinity" cf Back Creek Church, Rowan
County, commencing on the first .Munday m
November ppxt.j Alf the useful branched com
prising an English edocatioo will be taught, and
the rccrafa of pupils strictly goardel.
Terms of toitjon as csucl in the Country.
Alsu. it is presumtd thai Baardiog can procur
ed in the neighborhood on accommodating terms
Patronage is solicited. " r
j JAMES II. SMITH.
October 2, 1840-6srI0 ;
State of jiottft earotina.
IREDELL COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
ifidpts'l Term, 1840.
Cowles Wifeox,!J
vs j . Justices Judgment Levied
Wm. B. Deatou. upon Defendants Land.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of ihe court,
that William B. Deaton is not an ir.hhitnt
of this State: It i iberefbrs ordered by the
court, that publication be made in the Carolina
Watchman for six weeks, for the said Deaton t
appearat the hextjeourt of Pleas a ad Quarter
Sessions, to beheld for the county of Iredell, at
me iourt tiouse &latesville, on the third
monday in November next, then and there tn
show caose, if anyjbehas, why the said Lands
leviea snouru not be condemned to satisfy plain
tiffs debt and all lawful costs.
Witness, J.; F. -Alexander, clerk of OUT said
court at office, the 8d monday in Aueust. 1840.
JJF. ALEXANDER, elk.
Sept 18-6w8 :f Printers Fee $6 62
1 ii . .A
Statr of ortft atotina,
IREDELL COUNTY.
Court of Plea and Quarter Sessions,
Mguit Term, 1840.
Francis Young, ") j
t5 i 1! r Juslices Judgment Levied
Uilham Rash. 3 1 opon Defendant's Land.
JT appearing tofihe satisfaction of the court,
that William flash is not an inhabitant of
this Slate: It is therefore ordered by the court,
that publication befmadein the Carolina Watch
man for six weeks! for the defendant, William
Rash, to appear atlhe next Coort of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions. Jo be held for the county of
Iredell, at the Court House in Slatesville, on the
third monday in November next, then and there
l?86.cau8iMnJ he has, why the said land
should not bd ' condemned lo aaiisfy plaintiff's
debt and all lawful costs.
Witnts. J F Alexander, clerk of onr said
court at office, the" 3d monday (f August, 1840
q ,o V J X ALEXANDER, cik. '
Sept IS 6w8 ; Printers Fee $5 62
State of 3iovtft avolina,
IREDELL COUNTY.
Cburf oj Plea and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1840.
Wilfbrd Turner ff
!rJostices Judgment Levied
VV ro. B Deaton J upon Defendant's Land.
ff f1!?' toilbe Htisfaction of the coort.
i that William B. Deaton is not an inhabitant
of this Stale;; It is therefore ordered by the
court, that publication be made in the Carolin.
vaichman lorjsix Weeks, tor the said tlitnr. ,n
' - ft.U
. . l r m
w rve nextUourt of Fleas and Quartet
Sessions, toMhdf for the county of Iredell, at
the Court Hou5ein StaiesviKe, on the third
-r - w ui.i it r i i ii- n a a. i i v
suow cause if ant he Us, hy the said lands
HbcmnedlOSal
Witce, fl! F Alexander, clerk of onr .aid
court at office theCSd mnnd.v of Aw?i isTo
: Sept 18-8 '
OEL Hi jJEloUNsTjAMES BILES,
V beg leave; U five notice that they havejsoc
ceedeJ Mr. Thomas L. Cowan in the ilercantile
business, and; ha r iako th stand lately ocu
pied by him,;whee they offVr for sale the block
of G.-ds recently owned by:-Wr. C, i0 which
the? intend soon it add a very general assortment
Dry Goods; G Retries, &c , from ihe North.
5 . - p iio$PECTtrs
- . ; or jne , , -
WESTERN .WHIG BANNER."
Mr. GUION, the late Editor of. this paper,
wishing todavote himsif entirely to the dunes
of his profession has given opto the sobscribeis
his interest io the oiiice oi toe uanner.; , . :- i
Usasre has rendered ji necessary that the coo
doctors of a poblic Journal sboold state, at the
ootset, the cuoraa which they intend to porsne
with respect tyihgreat pulitical questions which
agitate the public mind. In obedience to this
ciMtoai we sbail do so, io as brief a manner as
possible.
The sobseribers believe themselves to he true
Republicans ; and conseqoebily, are opposed to
the leading meafeoresof the present Adtntniatra
tion, and shall fsppuse, to the utmost of their
ability, the re-slectiuo of Martin Van Bursa, the
present federals ioeombent of the Executive
Chair; and wejwill ess ail honorable exertions
to promote tbe election of Wm. Hmr Har-
risob and John Ttleb believing that upoo
their eoccess depends the political salvation of
our country the continuation of our tree instilo-
tions. i i - .
We' look npori the re-election of Martto Van
Buren as tbe greatest curse which can be in
flicted upon oor country. By the unwise meas
ures of bis Administration, 'our country presents
a new spectacle.-for. Ihe contemplation of mao-
kiud." When be assamsd tbe reios of Goveru
meot, oar National Treasury was overfiowicg
with millioos:we; were free from a National Debt;
commerce & manufactures fluurisbed: the labours
Of ihe husbandman and mechanic were crowned
with success and profit : & prosperity biassed onr
country every where. Bat behold! as if by
msgtc, in a iey snort years, tne aspect or t rungs
is entire!? reversed: our Natienal Trsaaurv is
bankrupt : a helty National Debt is banging
over oi ; commerce and manufactures are pros-
traied : tbe price of our agricultural productions
is so reduced as scarcely id pay for the labor be
stowed on iheca j and calamity, rum and desola
tion are spread over our land : in short, we see
all ihs mighty energies of this great Republic
completely paralyzed by lbs mad expsrimenta
and wasiefui extra fagance of a reckless party,
who sre ooly held together 4 by the cohesive
power of the public plunder," and who seem de
termined to reduce every thing to a level with
the hard money despotisms of Europe and to
establish a splendid monarthu on the ruins of
American Liberty.
It is evident to every reffeetis? man that a
change of raters is necessary ; we cannot be iVyu
red by it, and odr condition must &e improved ;
we insreture can upon every man who feels the
necessity of Ibis change, to aid in spreading licrht
ucium ujb ucupief luaia us in mcreasinff tne cir
culation of the Banner, in which we shall endeav
or to lay correct information before the public :
iot ii is oniy necessary io ten tne truth to in
sure the overthro w of the present corrupt and prof
ligate Administration.
Although the Banner will bear a character
strictly political, we shall use every exertion to
make it acceptable lo tne general reader, by de
voting a part of jour eolomne to the diffusion of
information on Agricultural matters; to the cause
of Morality and Virtue ; the Arts and Sciences ;
rcme literature, $c , etc.
j TERMS.
The Banner is published everv Satnrdav. in
Lincolnton, N. C. at two dollars per annum,
upayiseni oe maueiWiinio tajee naenthe from
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three dollars if payment be delayed nntil the
ecu oi tne volume.
Any person procuring five responsible subscri
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No paper will be discontinued but at the op
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rearages. , j 1 j
i All written .Communications "to the Editors
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. tit ,VJVS
FRED A. BAKER.
C. ELLIOTT
t-tmd3. SMiar.
189 Bags Coffee,
1500 Ibsi Loaf Sugar.
16 Kegs Powder,
1 bbf. Madder, -200
lbs. Spanish Indigo, -200
Bottles Snoff.
15 large covering Hides,
SO pr. Elliptic! Springs,
15 cases Haisj
10 cases Shoes,
100 nr. Trace Chains,
8 Moas4 Hol Anvils,
8 Brigh Vices,
9 pr. Blacksmiths Bellows,
S00 Sacks Salt! (large size.)
io vegs mans asst'd sizes,
100 Kegs .While Lead,
I Bv! J & W MIIRPHV.
Salisbury April 29, 1840.
State of ilbvtli aroUua.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas bid Quarter Sessions, Amst
I H I 21111840.
Mary M. CoXej f)
w n T8o'; U Petition for Dower.
V m. Coxe & olhersj
IN this case It appearing to the Court, that
he defendants David Coxe, Othniel Coxe, Wil-
lmRiley and Ally Ms wife, David Coxe and
roily Lis wife, reside in snother Si,i . v,
that publication
oe maae tor six; weeks la the Carolina Watch
man, for the said defendants to appear before the
Justices of our Court 4 Pleas and Quarter Ses
sionsat the next Coort to be held for said coon
iy at the Court House in Lexington, on the se
cond mooday id November next, and plead, an
swer or demur o thej plaintiff's petition or it will
be set for hearing exparte as to them and Jud.
roent pro confesso entered against ibem
r , IVst-CHAS. MOCK, c c c.
Oct 5m; 1840-6wl2 Printer'a fee $b 50.
c
-in
A I I:
r -v r ! : s
wauis "manufactory;
T HE Subscribers would; respectfully inform
lhe citi2ens,of Concord andits vicinity,
that ihef have purchased from John XlarkaM
his SjTOCand TOOLS connected with Tin
and Sheet Iron Basiness add are now prep!cf
to manufacture all articlesJnMhciri line which
ihey offer at wholesale or retail at the most a-,
sonable terms, and confidently assare their cus
tomers that they can depend on haying brder
executed better and wit less delay than they
h rpr hpen nnt a n' heretofore. The iubscrt-
ers flatter themselves that their articles shall
be inferior to none to the State, and request tne
favor of a call. Tlheir Shop for the present is
in. the tear of Allison Mojss'. and directly opposite
CoL B wringer's office. f: . ' f 4 : 1
N. B. The attention of the public is particc4
Iarlv invited to the sobseribers pl,aa oi rootJ
iog, which can be seen on the Salisbury Cotton
Factory. ? r . , ;. - . . :
p, S. PerTter, Lead and copper taken iq
harter . :
t TAxLOfX fit X21LK.IIX5. ;
Concord, June 12, 1840 tf46
It
ers in a style and manner not surpassed by any
workman io the Western pat t of the State. He
lain the regular receipt of the latest London and
New York FASHIONS, end prepared to ac
commodate the tastes of the fashionable at all
times. ;! ;
ICS Cutting garments of all kinds attended
to promptly i and lbs latest Fashions furnished
at all times to country tailors, and instructions
given in cutting.
Salisbury, May 1840. ly 2?
flil
t A TLAS; a new, Geography and Atlas, for
f "the use of Schools and private learners
iri fact for all who may wish to read hisiory, and
to have it ixi the family. A complete System ol
modern Geography comprising", a desinption ol
the present state of the world and its five great
divisions, EaropeJ AsiatrA frica, ."America, and
Oceanica with their several Empires, Kingdoms,
Slates, 't erritories, &c. . ltie.w hole embellished
by"numeroas Engravings of various interesting
objeefs of Nature and Art j together willi repre
sentations of remarkable and noted events, sira-
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traied by an Atlas oi id, maps a raw n , engtaved
to accompany; ihe worlf,' most tastefully . and
carefully oloaied and Jelfgantly r put fop The
whole" wot.k is neatly done. .The publishers
have received "no me roasJeRtimon ials in favour
uf the Geographer; from Tfachers and others jn
various parts of the Union. There are so many,
they wouidu make a pamphlet, we would make
n pamphlet, we Vouldselect sume of tthem ; but
they ace too.Iorg for a newspaper advertisement.
We do moU earnestly solicit a critical examina-
of, the work byulf may feel an interest in plac
ing before youth a. correct .Geography... There
is, also an outline Atlas which can accompany
tbe Geoirapby, the maps of which are, not col
oured, but calculated to atd-thelearAef.Vf?...;
ItZPZ Jost call at No. 1 Cheap side, Fayette
vilJe St., where you may find the above - work,
together with every new pohlieation of the day,
and many rare works of older times
, 1 UIINLK & HUGHES.
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HORACE II. HEARD, '
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public, that he alii! carries on the TAI
LORING BUSINESS at his old stand on main
atrAt. naTt Hoar to thai Aoothacarv S lore. lis
T . I .. . r ftv..-.:.i.:- :.u t,. j Kf. . . o :
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The above valuable Works are for sale at the
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Raleigh, Aug. 28. 1840 tf6 .
s THE SUBSCRIBER
HAVING purchased that well known and
lonar established: Poblrc House, fknown
by the nams of Slaughter's Tavern,) in the
Towa of Salisbury, N. C, informs his Friends
sad the Public generally, that the same is now
opea fur the reception of Travellers & Boarders.
His Iablb and Bab will be supplied with
the best the market and! surrounding country af
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His Stables snactona. and IwmniSfnH. . I x?e complete b at
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and Safutdavs, zi
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Jan 2(i, 1S30
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alteniion in his i;
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folded to the c::
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eral satisfaclion to all who may favor him with
a call.
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Salisbury, Sept. 11, 1840 : tf7
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Matihew M. II
IN this case U
the Court, i:
FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER OF
M 1
his
iin
rSlHOMAS L COWAN, hatirg rented h
Sf .jre t Jeskios & BiSfb. wh.iioo.! h
intbe fercintill husiRess;respectfoily rpqaests
all aru Indebted to him i.. ' .m.
meir accounts, and if they cannot pay ibe money,
ivs a nae. Helmav be found at toe CoontioT
Room of Jenkins & Bile
Salisbury, Sept. 4; 1840.
THE Sobseribers, Agents for the Lexington
Cotton Factory, would inform the public
that they have jost received, and now offer for
ho,fsale :r jretail, ihe Cotton Varos cf
said Faciory onsisticg of vaiiaus numbers
I he superior ihalities and character of the yarns
of this Factory are f well tested and known, hs
to need no recommendation from us Those
wishing to purchase will please give us a call.
a m? C- WHEELER; Agts.
April 24, 1840tf38
6t i
7 IJC '3 hereby givn, tint application
i will be madrtitn itio e ,uM
General Assembly Uf North Carolina; Cr the
passage of a law incorporating h Concord Cot
ton factory.! By order of the Company.
P. BARRINGER. Pres't.
rv. L i Of Board (f Bettors.
October 2j 1340--ifio
MR. ROUCHE announces to his custom
ers, friends and the public in general, that
be is now receiving from the Charleston market
a large and fresh supply of articles in his line of
business among which will be found,
All, kinds of Fresh Crackers;
All kinds of Wine and Liquors ;
Sugar and Coffeet and Molasses,
by wholesale or retail;
Oranges ; and every other article in the
Grocery line ever brought to this market.?
Mr 1? InvilAs oil -...-I ; i i. I f H tHP. SnVtcftrikav inr...w. .t.1 lt -
. mug aniuit in nis iinei a : v-v..We, miuims me puowc, tnat she
iu give mm a can. - r--. as just received through the Northern
v,,,M,e iaiesiana most approved
LONDON" & PARISIAN FASIIIOXS
.iiiu isiireparea to execute orders in-fhA'm'.-
were doe him previous to the last S
J stylish and satisfactory manner.
if not paid immediaiely, Swill be put uqilcoI' Work sent fVono distance shall be carefollv Butt
lection, Necessity compels him toadont thi Put P and forwarded. ' " u
Avrt vfA . i - I av & . . - -
r. - u. f KlS'DLETONi
H3 A few Bonnets, Caps, Turbans, and
other articles, will be kept on hand for sale.
Mrs.iS.P, is also prepared to execute
Primping and Fluting on reasonable terms.
Salisbury, October 18, . 1839 '
Second and last CoH. Mr. Rouche now
gives notice, lhat sochnotes and accounts n
course.
Salisbury, O
:t. 9,1840.
A quantity of Fresh Red
Cloter Seed.
a superior article. !
Also, a few bushels of Orchard Grass Seed.
ihe above Seeds are; for sale at ihe N C
Book Store by TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, J'eb. 7, 1840.
We shall receive in a (few days, the following
Grass Seeds; Lucerne While Clover. Blue
Grass. &c. j TH.
tor. James ti. Womack,
HAVING located himself permanently in
Ilia C ClliL.; . . . "
Z7n l:"rVTJa his,sem I think, hv thU imBtn.J .
w viuhs sou me aoiacent mnir in . "-'cu pmuie. tne same
r . . ' i, : . J y" I "r win an at Ipi nnA.ti;:.i . .-
He and ih mi " ' -I" .,V"M ,miiT ousiness,
pin-
TsPINm?fenf atR i?Ped Patent
j s P VN DL-E for Mills, by. which, a mill will
do much betier than whh the usual formdf SnTn"
o killing COns1lr-octed as ! kP from heuiuig
pear at the next (
Sessions, to Le I '
on ihe 2nd inur,!
there to plea . i r :
final will ba rer.
lion issued r,fT.!ir,,r
mount they have i
defendant.
Witness, F. II
court at (.Hie?, it
1840. I
Sept. 11 Ca7-
eBMiSM awn!! i i v
Sal :
Bacon, 7
Brandy, np. z
peach,
rr, h
Cotton in sec ;S 1
; clean,
Coffee,
Corn,
Feathers,
Flour,
Flaxseed, ,
Iron, per lb. 1 '
Linseed Oil m
gal
',.1
ail the varmna hr.nnk.. j.r l: n .
Z e 7 ",m"ucn v" nis rroiessior..
can bej found at his office on main Street
soor oelow ihe office of ih vf-.--r. i'80"
lv t ..... uies, may obtain
one
June 26, 1840 ly
will do at least one-third
e meal Of Snrwmnr nnl
A. r ww . - -
ojr rson wishing to use one of these S
ootain one or more, by making applica
bin a short time) to the Subscriber at
Uon.fwii
Mock
Cue ha
Beef
Bacon
Buller 1."
Beeswax t. 1 0
Basgmjryd
tale rope lb 1 fi
Coffee lb YZ
Cotton b
Corn bush ."
iwi
. :'6'"ir
Br. LEAXDEft KILLIAN
aor.
Aogost SO. 1839tf5j
performance.;
Novemher s ,o,n M.GILBERT.
WO
pie
Jwsl Received and Receiving, -HpERE w
A LARGE STOCK OP FatSH A2TD
MEDICINES,
Pfints, Oils, Brushes Glass Ware fmn
iW&Ji a?f". Pa
"tt TPiy"te
medical use. whicVwil? U Lij 8nlSP'',,s for
"til be MVnlir,n .t.l
' i , r.....w.. uinuc ID HIP
Paolv ?, NeW from jU
bewl NVl,k'Sni Iredell contigLo.,5.,
being-the rout h ami south-west part of Sorry i
rjorthnaricfia i. il j f . ,Jr..'v
..cucu. iina easjern pan ci Wilkes.
-urr ID. Jolu 1112 - ;
; ' a "..; FATETTLVi
Brandy, peach
Do,--Apple 37
Bacon, 5
Beeswax, '
Coffee, 4 -I2i
Cotton,
Cotton Yarn, I "
Corn.
Candles,-F.F.
Flaxseed VO-t:
Flour Si-
Feathers S3
Iror.,
4
7" ijC V,i '.
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