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illllaf per square for the first insertion arid
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,fSt Yioiice will be charged 25 per ct. high
VI if, above rales J
1 4 junction of S3; pier cent will be made to
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BIACB; C. PENDLETON.
See A Ike Oovematnt dot not acquire too muzpotaar : ' J?ef a cfteeJb
-.ujon uu your iiiucrs uq nut, ahd uhebtt is tirfi1
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HO. 52 70LtTIE
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. .WidfertisebT the year.
"Tii UftamenHi'i will be tontinoed Bntil
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ilUl.Hdressec to ibe Ed
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M'TBS SUBSCRIBER
-iriVG ftrchascd thai we
A W E) WATCIIil
II known, and
ti ikfc!o3ffltor;Sangbter, Ta,ern, in the
same is now
'-i,i,.lftblieteheraliT, ibatthe
Ziftrf ht; rejon of Trtf ellep & Boarders,
"fi-ats and Bab will be! sonnlied with
fln siilfr.ittjpacioas, -and boontifullj tap-'
j,ti wiib erife nd proTender. of all kinds, at
S brftofai:aid altentite Ostlers. Iv ,
Ttiratidersiirned pledgva himself that so ex-
iioao hii pari shall lbe wantinsr to gjTe gen-
! jAips X. COWAN.
n.l840:tf7 i I
riTIHE SobscriberresnectrallT informi his old
ii Friends and the Poblic generally, that he
u, j?"o anopin rsansoorr in tne amote ooai-
luuui fureciiv oonosiia .tveiii oricK
(ouiiHiny, in me iioose ol ur. Borna iforraeriT
ownetf j jno; Lbbarerand jast below J. U VV
lit addition to the abote. i the sobsc:iber will
carry on hi Silver Smith Butitictt im all the
Taneties! common; in conntrv towns: isnch as
mak,1n Spoons, &e. and repairing: Silrer
He beffs to ajanre the noblie that if nonet oa I
attention ioioisrnetani. skillforwork will en
liife him to patronage and support, he wilJmer-
. li.. .T"!: !. irn9 iftnnTrr .
-f t -r i AAiiuii uuuiitvuuin.
lltl
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Dr. jSheruiatVz i k
ri f A best MEDICINES in Ihe World,
"OEING the cheapest and roost pleasant.-
tiiifyttfo of,;C6hmSidjOT the Hair
nS0?4 potastooK & ;Co. -lis poiti?e qotli
rfiei trifiJlows 4-lit For infants, keep
in th hy causing a Idz-
ISfltgrowVi ofalrL-U2d For ladies after chilJ
kirib, wrn;he;.akirta'tti nataral strength
..i fiffniresii and pre?enti02 the falliriff oot of
t!Md, Coogb. Asihoa, .Tightoessi
flfl'TOiT'Tj. ri p,"rurr .t? chest. cj
AoreselVecl by attention to the latest fa aHEBHANS WORM
ftf lif: 5ih li trees ine neao irooa dane- I are ineooij loiaiuaie worm oetiroTinir meci-
r itrfptbeai tbeoDtsJ i health and I cineeter discotered. The have been need in
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lijOfWtpBiFirctiiaviooi n pieveois ioe niir i oter iiww cra suu n-er known iw im.
from chtfgittiliJQiprior Reitingny -etti it i sncnsiAN'S CAMPnoit LOZENGES
m -ffi u T"r,u,7 T"wr ?f Gift immediate relief in nerfoot or sick HeaoU
9 Fmmmm Wi:-i X V .ehehAloitation oftihe Heart. Iwiim. hf SniL
V WdifSjotle enooid eyer be maue w.tdoot it. . . jM.i,-- j?p,ilinr; nnrV.;inW V i
Fhe Medical Facolty warmly approye thera.
Dt. Shtrnian is a akil f ul and ezneriencetf Ph?
aiciab. and !av member of the Aledical Society o
New-lTotk,. - h '.M, V ! ; '"i
Sherman's Cough .Lozenges,
Are the safest,- sorest, and mosi effectual remedy
for Cooghs, Colds, Consumption, Whooping
ol tne LiUngs or
LOZENGES
UrL rftiMirn h hn hiv ht anv I means con-1 ' i
ytlleoin!lnfthe head, art immediately an
lit ioiedofihem hyjus ose. It is intalll
idbeeribald aboot five years no more hair
k iWjj6ppfiri head than on the backof m?
uL andlal head cohered I wit h a s thick scortV
Wfbia iJtnaiiobMwat
.. i: 4 rt' rii.: r
rock Co.' Since which, I have' oaed two and
hilf bottjea Olibe uatmwnicn nas luny re
ored mybalr; t nd freed my head entirely from
mtf. My head is now cotered witbnoe, flow
fefon: aijrj't js jllcb Wny -obe may see b calling
MBe,ttiManjiora, AyODDPcucuu , i . -Ka
12,1340111 -f-D S SCOFIELD.
Cc?nterfeMi Ire abtoad--look always for the
i Fottafl at lbe Watchman Offlee; and by C
8 Wiwlirlaliboryj Dr f Stithy llaleigh D
Hartt.Hiltsixir J fc ILS loan, Greensboro ; J
E !abry,liitcff;; : - f4 . : v - Li-
DesnobdencT.LFaintiner. Oooressian or e
sens Siikirfg or Jhe Chest, Diarrbmi. LasJ
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nrBrati4eth?8
XT 10 RT A PLE UNI VERSA L. PILLS
.fiy.saahis:Office:.---"ii!t t
rtiiethent.Kil If jbti wiah relict for your ma
c? miladies, cajl and obtain a remtdy of C.B.
oauat)0yUfc; IM 1 i H- ' "- . ! tlsV s
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.t.-:.it 5 fe, - r.iM.f : ! '- ' Ml"! ;
0 iTItEI AFEIilCTED. ?I lie
iaWibei hiafuit receiVed V- large and frb
jpptf if IDloffart -S Lifij Medicine, f jCall &
wits wmm f n-i; wn t.ri.L.iiaU, Agent,
1
PnXOEfl' OTOXIEXTT
A.WBp'iTruly;j
AT
Baco4 t li-t5ia:5i
Brandrl!ap.!l5;a40
pejttU, 40 a 45
Befiwit,20la 22;
Cpuon llei&tiilt
CeVlfa'lj'!
flaxseed. ISOa 55
!,!jieTi!3a
Cents.
75
Had
Cotton Tarn.
Molasses,
Nails, I
Oatsii ;
Pdrk, !
Sugar, brv
HI loaf; lalfi!
Salt, sacki 2 75 M
Tallow j " 6$
Tobacco 8 a U0
Tflw-Linen, 12 a 16
S5 a 40
1 r-6
19 a 20
"OalO
Wheat, bush
Whiskey; 2i a 30
Wool, f cleans 26
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75
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'laxatea
flottrjlf.
Irtti- 1 y-
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15 a 14
III Ma m
4i a5
Joly 12,
Molaascs, S3 a 28
Nails, cat, 51 a 6
Sugar biown, ra 10
Lump,
Salt.
tSack, 1; ; -Tobaccplcal
Cotton has
Bale rope.
I !,14
15 a 18
50 a 60
1 S24
St 21
it 2f
8a io
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Wheat new 75 a 80
Whiskey
Wool, i
121
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a 15
20a2
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5ail Ciitas3or0a8
wronght 1ft a 18
al$ boahcl a 30
Oil gal 75 a 80
flarnp v $125
unseed 1 10 a 11125
Pork I00ibsx5i a 6
Ktce; lOOlba 4 a 5
bugar lb ta 10
Salt sack! K&S 25
501 60
woL.no: 'woendii
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Giartiltig FaciL ; ;
Hundreds of children sod adults art lost year-
ij who worms, wnen some otber cause baa beea
supposed to be the true one. ' i . - it
i It is admitted by all doctors tbst scarce a man.
woman or child eiiits but what are sooner or
later troubled with worms, and in hundreds of
cases, ssd to relae, a svpposed fever, scarlatina,
cold, or some other ailiosr carries off the flowers
of the human family while in truth they die of
worms! sou tbeaecooid have been eradicated
in a day. by Ibe oseof a bottle of , Kolmslock'e
vermifuge, at the cost of a quarter o! a dollar I
How sicken ina- the thooffbt that these thinve
should be snd who can ever forgive themselves
for not tryinz this Worm Exterminator, when
tbey ernote tbst even If the case was not worm.
tuts remedy could oot by say possibility do hurt
but always good as a pergstive Ii the dis
ease be wbat it may . How important then: to
use it, snd who will dare take the responsibility
tn do wit hoot it ? Let every parent that ia not
a brute, aak themsetvt'8 tbia Question in trntb and
soberneRs. fAA 'vi i- - ; j j
MrJG Bingotd -had a child very sick for
near, two weeks, and attended by eJphysicialn
without relief, when Kolmstock'a Vermifoce waa
given,' and next day more than forty worms were
pawed, when the child recovered rapidly, i I j
-A cn i id or a widow woman, living near the
Manhattan Water Works, had dwindled for a
mntb, till near a skelotoo, with eroat dryness
of the mouth, and itching of the nose.' f A hu
ms ne lady, wbo called to provide for the family.
sent immediately for Kolmstock's Vermifuge,
which brocsbt iway great qnantiu'eej of worms
for two or three day, and lbe child fffew better
at once, and regained its foil strength in less
than a month. ill j . ;
Several children in a highly respectable fara
ly in Broadway bad worms to s friehtfol extent.
sn J were all cured rspidiy with this Vermifuge.
In some of lbe. best families in the neighbor
hood of St. John's :ark, it has been eitensivelv
osed. from the circumstance of having eradica
ted a Isrge quantity of worms, after j ail other
remedies hsd failed, which was very ex tensive-
ly known in that part or the city, i, . f ;
A family in New Jersey saved several children
by the ose of it. One, a girl of eight years of
age, had become exceedingly emaciated before
lbe Vermifoge was given.- I be next day three
targe worms were dislodged, and she left off jibe
Vermifoge, when he became again worse, and
bad resort to the Vermifoze that fioally brought
away an incredible quantity of worms, and the
cure was complete, and she gained her health
rapidly .. j. - ; j 1 -
A Physician of standing, had doctored a fami
ly of children some weeks. "wit hoot being sole to
restore bo: one oot of the seven to health He
bad the liberality o tend for Kolmstock's Ver
mifoge, and cured the rest with it in less than! a
week. - I ' ; I
Nomeroos cases of other complaints were sop
posed to exist, and the pertone treated for fever,
&c.,bal finally a trial of this Vermifuge discov
ered the true csuse of the sickness, by brihgioa
away almost an innumerable qoantity of worms,
large and small, and the persons recovered with
great despatch. Instance of ibis kind might be
cited to sn immense extent, but it is oseless, one
trial for 25 cents will show eny one with aston
ishment the certain effects of this Vermifoge.,
Cauf ton Never buy this article unless it have
" Dr Kolmstock's Vermift ge" handsomely en
graved on the btside label, and the fac simile
of Comstock & Co. 1, f S i
srenfs C Wheeler, Salisbury J & R
Sloan. Greensboro' ; D Hesrtt. Hillsboro' ; J P
Mahryt Lexing'on ; Dr Mith, Raleigh.
March 4, 1813 ly32 - ; j I ;
State of JLottfi earoUun
DAVIE COUNTY. j
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
JUay Jerm. 1843.
W ify Hiram Phelps Administrator of Nathaniel Mark-
against,
John Matkland. Paulina MarklandJ Mathew
Markland , Marian Mark land, George Marklaod,
L6uia Markland, Henry Monroe and wife Fan
ny, William Seeding and wife Nancy Charles
Green snd wife Martha, Thomas Marklaod and
the Heirs at law of Nathaniel Marklaod, Jr,
Parrel Marklaod and Nelsoo Markland. j;
Petition for sale of Lands to pay off out
stanaing aeors h ''!"
IT appearing to the satiafaction of te Court,
that the Dependents, Henry Monroe and wife
Fanny. William Beding and wife Naocy, Chss.
Green snd wife Martha, Thomas Markland and
ihe Heirs at Law of Nathaniel Marktandi Jr. I
Parrel Markland arid Nelson Msiklshd, residf
beyond the limits of tbiv State : It is therefore
ordered by the Court, thai publication be made
in the Carolina Watchman for six weeks, noli-
hilerate the animal spirits. In vigorato the body, I fTjnff the defendants, to be and appear before our
next vOUn Ol rieas na umei orssiuu, iv uc
held for the County of Davie at the Court House
in Mocksvilleon the 4ih Monday in Aogusttiext,
then and there to plead, anawer ur demur to said
Petition : otherwise the allpcations set forth
therein will be taken pro fesso, and the peti
tion beard xprto as to them. Witness John
Clement. Cletk of our said Court at OffiieeL the
4tb Monday in May 1843, and in ibe 67ih year
of Ataertcao Independence. -i n
... . JOHN CLEMENT. Cl'k.
June 17,1848 6w47Printrfee:6 00.
'ShermanUl
'ever and -Jlgue Lozaiges
Are the most certain' remedy for this distressing
eomplaibi, ove offered to the American public
lo the rjrnmense number of cases in which tbey
haveibeen oaed, tbey have never been koowo to
fail 11 v-a i; ; 1. 1 ' ' 1 t !: : i T f-: I - " -r: -ji
Sherman? s Restorative Lozenges,
Diarrhoea orflooseness of the bowels, so com
mon arid troublesome during the summer months,
may now bo errtirelyi prevented by al proper ose
of thete- Lozenges-i They are prepared express
ty tor inat purpose, iana can oe renea on wuo
rrfectconfiderice. Persons sobject to a derange
mentfoi the bovlels should never be withoo t them1.
Thet itTord immediate relief from ail the attend
ant gflpings,faiDtnss, depression. o.
artic
Sherman's
Are as plcajant and easily taken as the common
pepnfmiinis; v-snd (are an-active "and efficient
medicine. They cltfarise the siomacb and bowels,
and ajrolhe best cathartic ever Jued for bi lions
personal Where ao active medicine is required,
they are not only the: best, hot the safest that cab
be admiDiatered. j -j , i :;
Shtman'r Strengthening BLA S TER,
The best of all piasters for KbeomatiFm, Lnm-
bagoPainor Weakness In tho Back,
Side'ioriilreasti . ' Mr - - . F ,
The above medicine Is for sale, wholesale or
relaiL ajthe Salisbury Medical Dmir Store, by
C. B. Agent,
Salisbury, N. C,
Loina,
SeH.l4-li
nmiauaPs jygeiablc
SSESS qualities of the most mild and be-
nenctai naiaro. iney srecomposeo oi ar
ticles the -most anti4potrescent,; combiued wth
injrredieots known as the only certain antidote
for ferers of every description. I When (the lis
ease la prodoecd either from cold, obstroction,
oad air, swampy BOjUf aamp snuauons, m pairpu
miaamt, whether rhaliiroant or epidemic, or by
other! causes, thesatnadicines are certain in their
operations or effectdThey sro possensed of pe-
culjar qualities, wbtcn not ooiy expel an aieape.
but at the same tiraje reetore and intigorate the
system. . Vbe,n first taken into t be stomach.
.1 i it..ii u!flp. .!-- i:u
mey immeoiaipij jjiuuw tBcm.cn-es hm -j-.u
through every pore1 prodocing effects, at once
detightfultsalulary tod permanent. When the
spark of life begins, to grow dim, the circulation
lantTuid. and the faculties parelh&ed, these medi
cinea are found to gWe 1 tone to the oerves. ex-
!f! ". Uard,tCusions,f written la hit! four
teeoti year. Yoa will pleava. Insert tbia i ia
JJ oext paper, aad oblige yoors,
1 j v TRUE AFFECrnONi
' Fair beauty may with frowns reprove
s - a ee partial lononesa or ber beau,
1 Nothing caa chill the blaze of lov
Fari'd by soft zephyrs as kbsjr blow ;
t Tb pondering mind will distant rove;
Apprized that nothing dra ws like love.
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Say; what exceeds affeclioa1a :ide.
Which must remain to eob and flow,
Mid swenikgljeaves on every side.
My heart is reeling to and fro. -Oh
I what In jnatoTe can remove.
The atingrf the pteung htz's of love.
Sayi what t boa wilt; I mosf be thine
-Thou distant magnet of my soul ;
Forbid the rose of love to pine, ::
Which glows or fade at thy control.
Notbll the lofely bells of Joye. i
Ezcell'd thee on the stream of love:
I'll hum around thee till the last:
Arid poor my wishes in ihv ear
Till beauty sinks in sgea blsst .
. nna nit) Becomes no longer dear.
nuu iuca me n jmeoiai oove
Shall eoo upon the bough of love,
'a- ! . i -; - :-- j - i-'T-Mr- v - :
And; though the eun of life may aet,
It'sinks not in oblivion gloom,
For Jove too vital to forget, i l
i Prevsils to blossom on the tomb.
When fleet from time thou shall remove,
Throwi back ajsmile on trseiog lofe.
giona areeuknown amonfim.J .They lhave
Ter parucipa:ed to the slave trade, and rttZ
it, aa fa by no means unnatural In their cx;-a-ttsnces,
with theetaclt sjiherrence. 4- i U
; . OOO 01 IwainttAneM r bun-, I
nave .visited attempts to 1 es!a ve i their teople
; I-I en ory :jtl tries a t;ccry ! lzt -
; asd Wts34 - v tfrtaa, v U.jtca Co tha
pcra ia ;irii -..siUr izzzzir ct tlo
IC-.Iy I Ucccrpst!3 pre;: nra r 1A -riT
cs;b etj tic--it5i tndcillirW ca t;cij I
fi-3 FS-V-bati ta tha tfia c!:!;r:l izB
i i . m - - . ---- : . i -1
tZ'J charted ttraa c-csjr j xzzzj. tha
deep fc-ciaica cf earlv p.rsica tl3 titil
lie j tfpirsiiccj cf tfifr. yesra f Xlhlls tta
present 13 dark wi ac-c::h. ar-1 tho fn-.
tora jladdtr?4 by co cua-bocr cf tslicip
ltoa;j invoke thy spell of rsotrcr. TJn roll
before ct a. chart otVyactshtd bocra ; rt
ae gjze ones oora ca their aunli-!it aad
L ; '- f . i - -i - .
UlUOITfi! J.
V.
I ao an olJ c:a. Tbe.ifrteada of ay .
with s;mal vnnimanr- ft u j?? I youth are eono froo ne. ;frr- hw- r-
the limits and exteat of their cpuatry: Perhaps ( ?sbed 00 f D 8t -P t ethera pa lha bxt-
the most westerly border kf mht U lr-rn I tlef!.lf. afar nfT in thm l.-t -r
" T I- w m .iiw'..i - - . . F . .MW. . W Ul .l.ftk era X.
the Panswe territory waa whhia car hundred aad'c 7 r.ry tntnr. hits t a r ileW
r "1" TQ zmt tuitge. .iiJljeir Jiaye left taa alosa e?:d
7 f , U9 . bozn rerreaeclitti. nfrf .r.ri mA ,-.N.M-. Tf
may extend many hundred milei Into the
paioiy spread ti
tne south aide of the
Their coujitry 19 represented sa immensely pop SfrT WFrftntattjtytjrdepzrted gentrettoca.)
oui 1 cajaiaooi tearn iiai tbey bad aoy ve-1 ". 4ti -' ccaoa ca to esi3
ry isfre or powerful orgsriizalSons. Theyj are
aware that vessels visit ih onnnsit mat
they affirm fhat ihev have imb artilM nf m.i
chandiM brought from that quarter. I am iOelin
ro .u mine mai ine rangwe people ara I nigra-,
llB a I aak la, . 4L - a 1 ' ft " a.. W
f t tn urge oootea towarus ito coast. If so the
intermediate boa b men. weakened aa thuv mtm ! -
the slave trade, must iqei i fatly J soppUoied."
FRUITS OF TREASON.
tence, bate been broken Anbiiioa, A vs-
nce, rrtdei even! slUbat wakes into power
the , int-Arable thirst of amd. 1 Col thr
are some cildsr tboojbts- coca fcn-btti
patsiget fa thai ctza cf ?ei IJiv
iog at the; foc-tsin of raeoory thoc2.?
pore and ar-lio coaoonloa,lic!:sji1 br
inoussnta isnocr tocttiioaa to lbe rcrt
The folIowingextract
di
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. ah. ! 1 -vm:-- -rv?-.
; a ocro was one a crc::cia of exalted ia
of i Letter iddreal
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sed to &f isa ! Scritnrxiai W '! ALiXAiraSiB I-'"T-T ,.c51!ll0, wofShta west op
i ; iwsrao use idi uee&ta cf RrtErn nrn
Hamilton on the 25.h gentemhe-: 1 Vo; 7"? P ne upc
. i .. ' 1 -- ww. , m. wwV , Bon'a ntinMi ,ii.m . a -
end recently published, shows to part what so 01 Ike to earihi Tel waa ibe not protd
rioio, 10 addition to the loss cf his own fame, of bet btgb gif)i With the brightest capac-
the Treason of Abnolo
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acittered around
i -
Arnold, beating of the plot beios de
tected, ipoediately fled o the enemy.; I
wcut in nariaii fir Dim. sai l was fflnen inn
late ; and coold bsrdly J regret the disip-
VV4)atever storms io life mty rise, . ij
! Affection's torch 9 till bdrlhs the same,. :i "
It may grow dull, hut never dies if !
I Arid death can only quench' the flame, jj
Witeeas the strain ye beavena above.
That oothiog swaje the rod of love 1
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Obi Princess when expression dies.
And speechless love can fell no more, ii
She listens 10 the dirge of sighs,' ;
And thinks of woodeis told before, ; .
When "breezes thro some funeral grove ;
Flow from the languid soul of love.
;;! - ,n ' ; . -j". - PL ATT.
; -anii i !! ' 1 " ;
A NEW NEGRO NATION !
s uh I - :;1 -l -:au i- ;
From an eztraet published n the Albany; Ar
gue, and derived from the Nsrrative of Mr Wil
son, a i missionsry in A fries, we fearnj that he'jhas
discovered a nation of Ethiopia hit never before
ven or described by sny white man, Mr Wil-
son is ststiooed on the Gaboon River, which emp
ties in the Atlaa tie, about twenty tnilea norib of
the Equator. Ij -; 11 1- - N i
Thelmission is at the mouth of ;the riveri but
hiving a fine opportunity, Mr Wilson accom
panted I oko, a disiingoisbed negro merchant,
op! the Gaboon and its iributsry the Big Orombo,
to Kobangai's town, fifty milss from the oceso.
n the Bawke, a branch of the Big Orombo.
This waa as fat up the river as he i ascended
While there, be met with a new nation of, Af
ncansj some rir whom were said to come five
days jonrney and others ten to twelve dsys' jour
ney from the intenorn tbst is, from 200 10 400
miles from the! sea coist. He calls them ih
Pangtee people, because tbey came from the di- She received ne in bed, with every eircom-
reciioo in which a country, of that; name lies.
The distance from the coast indicates that tbey
itiea of ao unbodied enttiu there was toes
thing acre thas wonin'e oeekneta in tcr
demeanor, "- It waa iba toodeacbsston cf
seraph intelleetlht fcrgirebeaa erfii
tears of conscioas pdrity ez tandsd to the et
ring-and paseiooate of Earth ? J
She was not a beTnt? to In nth n wtV
pointtaent when, on 07 retorn, 1 es w sn 1 ly, affection, i Hei person l?ad 00 bsraoor
ratable worasn, frantic with fdiatreu for the 1 with her nind It ha nm.nM.t.
loss of a husband aba tenderly joyed j: a those beautiful forms , which elide ibefbrts
traitor to bta eoontry and to hie fstae; a the eyee of rorasnce in lha ebadowy world
disgrsce to ; his eonnectiona : it wan (be of dreams.; C It was not lik th !ii't
most sffeettng scene I ever raa witaeze to. I ties of being-4bo wealth ctbeaaiy;t7hicfi
She, for a eoaatderablejio, entirely loit ia eamelimee concentrated in the taalchlesa i
aerseu. 1 ne general (wssinoton) weal form f woman. It waa deformitf strsnra
bp to fee ber. and ba qpbride4.hia rwitb peculiar defbrcaitjf, reliefed bolby lbs in-
pg P o muroer ner cntto. une teliectcsl glory ola dark, eouMike eye.
momenf'ahe revedjl another ahe melted in-1 - Yet: strapae as! it mav aeeci. I lnl hmrl
fd lears. Sometimes she pressed ber infant deeply, passionately as the young besit can
tot ber bosom; end amentedtta fate, oceer love w ben it poors iUelf oot like sn oblatioti
aipoed by the imprndenee rite father; in e to its idoU There were gentle and lovely enea
manner that would hive pierced ioseosibili around me crestorcs of aoiles and blosb-
ty itself. All the s weetoesa of beaoty, all es, soft totiee and Imettmg gisnces, but theif
mo loveliness 01 innocence, pit tne tender- 1 beaoty made no lasting impression oo
ness of a wife, snd all the fondness of e 01b-1 heart. .Mtaei wss sn intellectual lovi
ther, showed tbemaelvea jo Iber appearance
' , a m . ' SVf 1 l"? b
no ennuoct, . we nave every reason to oe-
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neve mat sue was
with the plan, th t
entirely unacquainted
ibe first knowledge of it
wss when Arnold went to tell her be most
ny
love a
yesrning after eomethio'g invisible aad holy
eometbtag above the ordinary standard of
human desire, et f part and. Issnc tilled aa it
were, by the mysteries of tsind. ;: , i
Mine was not a love to be reveari ia ita
banish himself from bis !coriotry end froo, thronged wircle of gaiety aod fashion it
her, forever. She instaptly tell into a ctlin- was avowed underneath the bendin bcay-
en ; when: the pet feet stira were alonrrsz
tag; opoo as. It waa rejected , bat oot in
volsion, and be lift her in that sitoatioo
This nommg she is more composed! I
pari ber a visit, and endeavored to soothe
her by every method in rriy power; thoagb
too may imagine she is not easily to be con
acorn, in pride, j nor in anger, by that higb-
tbooghted girl: ; She would ask my friend
ship my sympathy ; but she besought oa
soled. Added to her others distresses, she I sr. with tears ahe besom ht me. to eoesk
is very apprehensive the resentmeot of her I no more ojfj Lnye. I obeyed ber, I fled
from ber presence I mingled onca core
country will fall opon her (who is only nn-
fortunate) for ihe gout of ber boabsnd.! I
...' Ja'..I.a a
nave rrtea to persusoe ner tnpt ner lears aro
unfounded : bot she1 will not! be convinced.
came (torn Ethiopia; and possibly ibst tbispeo-
ile may spread oyer that vast onkoowo region of
Mr tea; - :- ? ;'i; ; -
The existence and use of iron of their own
oisnufaeture. seems very remarkable, snd philo-
sophers would say, indicates an advanced state of
civilization, for it is known) that a barbarous 01
ssvsgri people never have iron f their own man-
nfactore until it has been first introduced by the
whites 1 be non-existence of slavery and the
Slave trade amon? ihem. shows a feature still
more distinctive from the ordinary African
We sre furnished by the A reus with the loi-
owingf passage from the journal of Mr Wilson.
Dor in? our short sojourn in this plaee, we
met with a number of mee entirely different in
their features and general appearance from those
Ul .t;i. . ' r .' ; ' . i... o i 1.
ia iDis par 01 Ow country a 00010 01 rv amu
srere tatd to have come five, and others ten or
twelve dsys journeyj from the interior, I They
were known by the name of if angwe people.
Ther were on a visit to this part of the eoontry,
which is as near to the sea, coast as tbey hare
in the Vmi tide of being, and amhitioo en
tered to my aoot Wealth came upon jae
uOwwtTtetlly f laojd the noire of praise be
cameiSfaoiliar sound. I returned at last
stance tbst would interest onr syrppstby ; t with the impress of manhood 00 ray biow,
and her sufiertoga were so eloquent that 1 1 aod sought again the being of ay dreama
wished myself her brother, to have a right
to become ber defender n 1 i
THE CONTRADICTORY COUPLE.
t l'- Si - - j
I do believe, he says, taking his spoon out of
bis elan, and toesinffit cn the uble, 'that of all
Sbe was dying. Consumption pale.
ghastly consumption hsd taken away ber
bold oa ezisteacej The deformed and. an
fitting tenement Was yielding to :be impul.
see of the aool.j Clasping ber wssted band,
I bent over ber In speecbless seony. Sbe
and r animate the b hole man
TheXtT Medicines have also been osed wyn
the rntJihsppl! suecess in! Nervcus and uys
petiot liseasei, Cprianraptlbn j Asthma, Liver
Comnialnt, Rheumailam, chronic and inflaoa-
ry Dop?iet&e a ) V - " j . :
ICjrUall at, URZS3 j uogee-s, jjgems.
I Sihpry ,. 0tt2i 1842- ly f - j;:
? ldi"!lWSj,o-rl !' --c InTaloable AJE
DICINES sre: for ilalri at James Cross Roads,
Iredell bounty j by
"?' Mill".: ilfKA,
C MclNTOSH, Agnt.
f 6J Steel AmerVlOaOO
t A-A v ft ; -a. I -si w. , . ii .
Enolisli . Jj; 14
German 12 'a 14
trope $1 MS?
ii Anp XL- .pppiw
rniAKES this method of
I JJL tnformins hie Ifneods,
and the public, that he la
still cmrryins on the Watch
and Clock making, and lie-
pairing bosineas. at j bia old
I etand, near the Coartbouse
All werfcj doarii Wifiio will be warranted for
twelve months. He still fceena cn band a taa I
mssnrtmnt of Jewellery :: 'I '!' -1 j
Old Gold jarid Silver tafcen ia exehaage for
Jewellery or work iloae. ' i-H -: ! -X.
. Salisbury, -tJareh 12, 1842. uaa
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irroaacT xvd corjzstixoa AT LAW.
Sal
siit
oty.Jaa.T. 1843 tG4
rm HP Subscriber respectfully returns bis
1L thanks for nasi favors, aod 1 0 forma hie old
friends and the public that be still continues to
my on the abofe,buttoesa ia an tie varioua
,BrhM. and at the old stand on main street.
two doors below J.St W. Murphf'e store and op
poaiie the Watchman Printing Olace, where, be
may alwaye be found. He keeps conatantly on
band a vaiiety of well fin ia bed work, aad at pri
eee to sett the time. Also a supply; of ready
made CoQns constantly Kept 00 nana to eon muj
tnexsore; and at lower prices tuan ever mey
have been sold for. j. ; s 1 !
N. B. All kinds of Lumber and Coaatry Pra-
duce taken la exchange fur work;
April 23, 184S-1T40 r j
Joli Printing neatly done here-
;be obstinste. positive, wrong nesded, creatures w evM to Wn. and in those bean-
that were eter born ; you are tb most to, Cbar ' . ' tL v K
. S .HUI MW. WW., , www .U' M.'S.W
Inlla
t
r-rtiiir. rrtinl rtm h.T wnnf imn ed affection of years the long smothered
, ' .7 ' T . I . . fa. !aall.. It
way, pray, zoo see now mccnireuiraaici you, 1 umouuu wp t-viucisM uv't
rejnined the lady. j ! I - she said, snd I bent lower to cstcb the fa!.
Of course you duPui contradict me at dinner 1 tat tne tones of ner swesl voice "I have
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time; oh no, not too !' sys the lady
'Yes. I did ! fays the gentleman. .1
'Ob, you did! crisld the gentleman, you ad
mit that r a ...a ' .. ; .: ; ,-!. .-i-
If yon call that contradiction, fdo, the lady
answers, 'and I say again, Edward, that when
I know you are wrong, I win contradict you; 1
am not your slave. , . j-,-
Nnt mi ataani! reneata toe r?snuemsn. bitter-
. ; ..11 .1. niJ.i.
1 feel 4bat
&rth will
Well then, says the gentleman, rising in do
spair, and pacing the room with rapid strides,
'this is eoousb to deatroj,a man's intellect,! and
drive htmmuJ !
otured.l !Hating of tia at this placej they ; and you still mean to aay .tbat lajBlaek
cmeinwnsiderable riumbfrsiosee rwbiteman bsro'e new house therf aro more than fourteen
; - m ' r j. t : l t 1 iiMira. incifMiino' inn w imm cellar r
anu oifl ' 1 tot one 01 1 wood was a caocu au -a- 1 . . - . r. .J 1 -I L is
r ,.s;t .. ik. ,fK- . 1 i 5 1 '1 mean 10 say, reM ma uwj, oeaun? 11ms
Jrr'T if . " T' !' - . L.!.L L.. k.i. kMal. aai Ida mIm of li li.nJ
Those of them whom we saw. both men snd r. y r-.r v. Tw,
women, were vastly superior in tbeir personsl Kt In mat nouse mere are jusi roorteen coors.
! . it " j it .1... i and no morn . .t. .- b
nnatrintw inim miruimii iriori : ina 11 iiibt i .
mt ,.ww. m . . .w- ----- J
may be regaraea as a rair specimen or ineir pro-
pie. I shaold have no besttation.ln pronouncing
ibem the finest Afriesns whom I fasveever met
vjib. They wear no clothing, ezcept a piece
of cloib made of the inner baik of a tree-! This
u drawn between the lees and faatened aroond
thm Una r a cord, i Nor do tne v covet cln.-
60 the ot ber hand they jeer the bushmea of this
region, by telling them that they v ear cloth '
conceal their personal defects, and their external
d'tweakes. Both man and women braid their hair
riit.) ,nii 'dual, of taata. i The women braid
their Lair 00 ibe forepart of the bead in 1 wo rows,
which lie over the forehead not, unlike the frill
of a can. iTbat on lbe back part is plaited inte
five er six braids which reach below tbe ahoald-
By and b, the gentleman cornea too a little. , 1 rA f f J
id Jpas.ing bis band moodily senw. hi. forejjesd. Utef. a thouaand tipee in tbt
-seats himself in bis former chair. There is hgbi, aad: .'socied that be
and
re-seats
a Ion? silence, and this tiae the lady begina
i appeal to Mr Jeoktns, who eat next to me
on the eofa, in the drawing room, during tea;
'Morjaorj ou sorely reao, interrupts the geo
tleman ! i- i
loved yoof long snd fervedtly
I am dyirlf. I, reioire at it.
cover thisf wasted ant? nnrcemly form, bot
the soo I will retort to that promised and
better lano where no change or cfrcum
stance can mar the communion nf Spirit.
Ob, bad it heeo pertniited ! bot I will not
marmor. fTeti ' f 4- created "f with "moro
than osnbortd beaoty, and I deformed
wretebed as I amj kave dared lo love yon I
I knelt -down and kirstd lbe pale brow
of tbe belfeter A smile of mole than earth
ly tenderness frtejle ortt her features, sod
fixed there, like an omen of theepirit'e bsp
ptnesa. She waf dead. And tbey buried
ber 00 the tpotj wbtcn tne sad herself selec
led delightful place of slumbsr, curlaio
ed by freen young willowiJ ' 1 bare Itood
na quiet oooaf
beard in every
freeze that whiisjrad aoonj tba brtncbc-,
the vn:ee or tbe beloved siontjcrcr;
jDev5teJ girl t jtby; rttfaCtpifitl bilS
neter abandoned no. i 3 of j wry pi!no-
age. uentiy anu soommgiy iooq comet.
j I do not mean aoy thing rif the kind,' a nsw.r- j0 Wlith ileepiag cilIow--tb cheer
ed the lady. .-: - HI a m radg lhtJ w Ula'of bumanhy--4o miti-
Now, by all that is, eggrayatjeg, end raposs;- . , f -ilfc 1,. smwfm
, and to
hie to bear, cris the ;gestlem.an, clenching bis
bands d lo- kia? opwsrds to sgonyi 'she is go-
SB IBB. .-- f 1. . . ;! : li ! S
1 The men are of medium ittature. rematkably log to insist that Morgan J.
. 11 1 t,..iik- - innHfidf and 1 j 'Do sou take me fofea perfedt foolr exclum-
w-..j.w.u,yr, -""f.T I" rrr"T V'. ij .n wm aa Dnoae : I doo'l koow ihe
manly tn ineir ueporimeui. ij a nay n-u; 1 - ri- aa mtA.m
ipeate. trayeWng bags, and other artielee of ca- one from the other t pyoaeupoae fit I
; An.' -r iAfrnifia arorkmanah ri. snectmens of oow toai inv maw. - -,
a w- -- : . TV- W r a
abl
which we procured for a very small quantity of
email beads. ! AH cf their implemecte are made
of Iron of their own, which hi coosidered jvsstly
tuptior toanybrooght to the eon atry by trading
veviels I They aet 00 value upon cloth . and as
yst have never J acquired a taste for tobacco or
mo.; Beads, pow-er and bras- they prize high.
y,ahd were 1 wining 10 gtv. .way -y --s r-- :.F. f ji.ianl
mvrMievwmmvr? t--a--JenkiDa1iaa
tbeir country a w. w---r ..-w t mtrMu
A .ffirm that cutaneous blue coat! wbat have I done that I should be!
gle thy heavenly tympathiea with Of joys
and sorrows, and lo make thy pud reprov-
nWa known and frit in tbe darker ooaente'
of existence ; io tbe tea peit cf patrioa, ia
I.L kina.fia. nf-rtrmm 'Zmhi nntaT. in ihm
, - - ,u wil'TIW,. w-w ,aaw aw- w , . w www
hfi wfal cala wbi preca-ea thatz-l ehaac.
- m or betna; 10 llbe C4Id Itbsdow wbica
I .!.. i "J 1.. jl in m 9fte!uHi frnn the rrata to tbe Cftserca
oeeoatii cries toe geaiiemaa rrr. T. JTT l .Z.a J--i.-
Jeekirie iri abluf coal!-a man PI tae uvog, a iw ...
w TTiyzell a pure ana ssiuie.-p-.vjr-WAicbtng
;Sf4 loved and frail of earth.
-3 TBWamWaaWaWa-ratww--w---i - - --
There is a man tn New jOrlesaa wtcsa
Jeokins?
! 'Jenkins in
with a arssa
wbo would seffev death rather, taaa wear aay
IbiOarbetbrowol j r:vMHi I' T -J"-
i To yea dare to charge ote wth telling aoj aa
tmik 9 imanda tbe iadv. hnratlns irlo t-Zia .
t--- ; - - , - , :
I charge you. mam.' eeurxa ins, riirm-ii.
these Tbey j reoresen t
taiuonsand
healthful, aod affirm -that cutaneous
arid other diseases cummoa In the marfume re- doomed to bear such e
atemeotal
name ta ao abort ihat ft wont near pronoun
cleg, for jit cevti;w3
there is another wbote eaoa is so long thai
it takes fcro cenli 1 bey w to all bio.
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