Whettetbcy nave, now ; ;
!inK jucstioi at issue; " y u :i
-potWforp1 the- pcopb, rt. ;rtul t
ltli4wiSiitH4 abuse worthy o.;;
y of .Aicaf have sunk so low in infamy
'Sd)sracH'-M not to bcnt ease when
notpoiTngatoaf
above jthlrfrl! the estimation of good mei
sis eMyl&ow tbe earth , and we
; jbsitSeot S say they will withoneruni
t voiconsc in judgment againstlhem.'
VThei
the ieielsed ; to him. It'HV at
firetsUhibeiyTi tobe justsachananswej
as tney migut snave expec
:f Jnt.AXO, September,?, ;1844;
wifiMKftf j this day received your let
roil in ifatfttr oflihehrifT act of 18f42 H-.Aad
2d. Wo&lyouj f .elected, support thatactas it
Js, witjmi: modification, ; or would you be in fa
I "I-Hirel iq Gotten gentlemen, . expressed ray
.Inn of ftiklveverthelegs, V take pleasure 'in;
I complyiriff'wifh; youi request,- in saying, that I
tin ot.opi won tnaiuio arm ueen
urn fcreatnationai caiamny
twiref tfeeiieessijy of any modification fit.:
lam the jjfore j bppsed alike, i to its repeal or
mrtdifeatlon.i Aifixed and stable policy is what
tbe country, now most needs,4 and I. sincerely
hopejthatlMTirifltpr i842 may be, maintain
ed. and thus kfTuhrd aJsccurify for. that desidera
tum. mmmt-::r
anvrespepuui.y, your on i servant,
i 1 '
- ' - 1 : : . . - ' - .i .t i-
rrrfTheiVVhiir Address in repjy jo me
eminently salutary nai l, amaectaecuyoppos.
tiuritf Repeal ( Jb&t I should regard its repeal
: anu mat i aaiun-
' .n M L-A i to j. viii: rir.s. .:--it"SW1 r uitL-uonnjuciiEOD, ij;sqM was
HatwoodIJK will be found iaour columns
!1 1 i
yve hope it wil 1 be carefully
read an
area oy our wnig irienas
amobg: thlJBemberatsJjTbej
e whethdrlEzekjel Polk Wasla vhi
see
o
1776 or
lowing the I Revolutionary Soldiert a
pension, oocs not partaKe : pretty strongly
ot we; pnncipies oi pis in usinousrna-itfrifr-'eMmplrm
! enquiry
I enquiry-
frfie Pe0pli;caii drav their
1, i--';-'-
oyn cpncju
5
THE fOUCITES fAND TEXAS. -We
bad' nearly come to the conclusion
that PoieSyoujd Lbcbs, almost
sithout a struggle rfBut thp article in to-
-'i.A5-itl vt'v:
v(7 ; wwy- i .
of meri;ibAhriean; biithu and feeling,
rouIdjresort to such desperate means un
Jer all thejcrcUmstances, to carry an.plec
!ti6iuTheti&'usl be fanaticsi rbund-hcad-
IE
i
led" rpwdi pprest Specimens, who
possess bui fern of those': qualities of the
eart wnicu innaence men to seeK tne nap-
1 Did we 'fpel that they are honest
we mean e j
lews oi tnej annepcaiion, - men snouia wee
(eaunciauon ; . uai u js pmer
f this Country tb ; affect the Presidential
flection;;' B very body knows this ; How
atQ can We! hold its ultra suDnorters , in
?ny otherlliffht than 'enemies to i their
nyotheilligtt-1
Kilrr mritn. hi Into
tTjClsfikr off annexation jh V letter to, a
ntlttnan in Alabima. larsi: "It would be unwise to
FJ .. v;. z r;
I.V, --J -r .
Sae prrmarnenl acquisition which will exist as long
TewaWBifn, Sccoont of a temporary; inftita
aow-ateless
it tor Air; ulay to be turning and shut-
Ria tbi inaner;!l lid came out:aeainst Texas, and
aW;i)enot itttkito Ws position t :Such trickery,if
f&e;:h defeat hM: North Carolinian. !
How mpeh more useless for Mr.; W m.
p fiayne to becharging Mr. Clay of what
r it iuiltpf Mr.fClaV came out a
ten eotas l renluJ and he is
iea loat fiiW f-uDseitjuenuy ne nas
nnoc?4h;Ji'i ;bf annex-
beceomplish1ed without the
ttrififeoft natioflal honor. !Vhyr then;
uui whu inuusisieiicy, ana aoqim
injustice If buiiusning garbled extralcits
1 ue,rs.wnicri'are rjimorea to nave been
SIiCiWinl Pllice ijuxtaposition
M Carolinlari thpt wo papers in fuW which
p to jshow ,Mq Clay's inconsistency on
p 4 exas quesnon ; pna 11 we una mat ne
atuajl beiti &rninand shiftmgw
M practising fMckm" we vill ndthbs
lTiJsfee .w if a majority is
(H&emnigp
cpunryj4c Fre'emeh
fbrfli iatlf e polls on ihe4th; day
f mljt. bjpxti theh and there toex
IMrlMi4c!;oring v Tf7.?u8,flin. PeICI wneiner tne
PtffirlrnOld shall bd promoted
f ovgrlilf i! Know ye not that -the
l4r4ucifded!'''th'l i first k Ykrritnotinn tit I
rom all that Ave hear the meetinir
M or$l on the Catawba River
enyoprpparatioris arp making.
aicircui
And would merely ask whether, J
K. PotK fij l votes mi Congress against al
withes; i iff hi hfetory;bfthis;es1tiba
aows that it : was s'nruncr unon the neonle
rsVft teds Sir. dlay as a' caudidatb
I irxl.--' 'Jv .'MvI'r - i 'iiV ' ; .V: 'r, ". ':-T,
1 it O'
t ' i l
1 ... - A W. i
in:; c i
to ! n.c
5 r.tGc!d Hill
i"
irr: i (.1 n -, will necessarily be po;t
It'jiGiV been : subjected that; the
meeting nt Gold Ilill might take place on
tlii? 29th-'vri COtlv and:' that Mr." Senator
;lngum Kyiiofwas to have beenfat 'the'
MoTcrantort meetinir rriidit be eiDected to
hp willbe prevented from being present at
eithpr rneeting, vp arp unblpt. present
to make any definitp announcement m re
thp jabo ve, that therei is ? any intent ion t'pnj
Uhpjpart of ) the rhigsto?
oirjgjinal deCgiyp trust: thattKe heces
; sarjf arrangpnrentsCityjn bepedily;made
an iinat wesqaii hyq k in our power ot
arrangiiueilsi tave been madel
tJjQ0n:tte l3th orie of
tairgestTOgtoeeling$
eve heid jii were
qbenJpeakl;;
Hoh Aogustin Shepperd, of this State;
whigElectir for the 8th Dtricirgf WyL
;sf there . eHpwarj:lsf jiAy thousand
oi the ground
whenv the j speaking com-
UPunstox Coyjrr v.At the Whig Meet-
in
g, held in Smithfield on'Tuesday last,
r jr-m 7 vtw - i i 4 r
icfcuiuutcMucvk vj iuc uiiiif us uiojonnsion
county, jas; a suitable candidate? to ulithe
omce 01 senator, vacatea oy tne deatn 01
Ransom Sanders" Esq, jWes believed the
ujtis vi. (jpynawti arc. aware 01, itje ini-
portancp p
the
occasion, and will do their
Muty;?i
f, iNAvAii NCH-lthe Norfolk Beacon,
of, the ,17i :ult. gives an account of the
iiincn bfjtilJejTJiiited StatesSloop of War
a$tQW''uph.;took place on thejday.
lous ftferj length between perpen
pulars H 103 ffeet breadth moulded 35
ifeet,: extpinedd. 362il2, her depth fo'gun
f iileck 1 6 S-.2 and ; lerigthof her spar deck
7)0 jfee'tl leiiglfully as long as the don-'
;Scellationiat and of such vessels ge n-
M. r
and 4 l'ai
jeruy,' pi; tni spcona class. Her arma-
t;oiji5i5s oi la x aixnan a'z pounaers.
Paixhan do.
Texi,
ft i
MmiSTER. Mr. Van ZandtJ the
jTeiian lilinislerjtb the United States, bav
ing obfalnjed leave from his Government
for. that ftiurDose. has taken leiave: of I the
r 5'. " . '.:'! n i 'J -' l - m !..
. Vfr11 1 1 nt InTIt" linvopnmotif ' ' A info.
cutive of bur Governmenf.
jange olfjcprr took place
Met weienjl .e; President ancf the Minister,
bu the! dihul.j;';-r'; -f - r Jt;;;t""'
1 f e itt preparations iare making by
thp gallabl whigs of old Burke to enter-
thin' all I who may feel disposed to attend
pp,utaaiitcKung iu uc uem mere on me
ldth and rotn.
i .' u i-i.t 4' ;
i4-
FOR THE WlTCHMAlf.
! The trees Mreif t forth on a time to anoint a kinover
thrro : andithey said onto the Olive tree.reifn thou over
u$. But Ihe bjive Itrejaid unto them, should I leave my
fatness whejrewtththey honour God and man and go to
fcfprombtjB :
isAnd the trees said tp the fe-tree come tou and reign
over ua. But ihe Eg-trre said nnto them should I forsake
my' sweetness indmyj good fruit, and go to be promoted
pvMhe,'tre4ilfJ'.,-:j V ' - ' l' ' - v
, Then said tie fees unto the Vinecome thou i and
reifljir over qi,' 1 And the vine said unto them, should 1
leave mr wjn" which cheereth God and man, and goto.
Then said jal the trees uniothe t ramAZecome thou
and: reiga overus. ; Ahd the bramble said unto the trees,
if in truth ye anoint me king over you then come and put
your trust in iny shadow, and if not, let fire come out of
the bramble and devour the cedars of Lebanon."
f1ffj MlU rl-f; A '-:T'-"' ' Judges ix. 8, &.c: '
i'l This parable of Joth am is ! applicable to the
acts of a plitical ' arty of the present timej : in
self cling'. janjlidafi' for President. ' The t)e
rnocrjitts yer t forthUo Baltimore in 1844, to ap
. point !a Diet: tto bvir them, sustaining the veto
pWejf iniJl itsabilsesy "makers' the President a
JDitator,:jAiid ahe siid to Martin Van Buren,
come, mou ana pe promoted over us, tor tnou
art most desorng' and ye love thee supremely,
wSj ;knbWnc4ve care not yhai guilt's in hy
hcart we Iknowj that wo love thee whatever thou
art and Martin! said fain would I climb, yet I
do fear to lall, ihen! said the I Democrats, thou
Ari ftotiTexiarithyl heart fails thee thoa shall
. " ii i : V. it mi r . t - j- .
noi cumrj ai an; i nen saia ine vonTenuonio
.Cass.,1 be 0iou p'romUed over us, but let us rea
son toeth' ir,r 1 thou'tnost peaceable, consistent
politician, whoMidst-formerly boast of having
frightened the Kin?! of the' French out of a re.
celved opinion sutaihm a Quintuple treaty;
aH4LlsalMst givefioticd of danger toHne, for
midable Meclitetranean fleet and admonish it to
ne fbr safety, wh4h none pursued except the
flying Dutchman of thy: own fancy : and Cass
.Mifjrj ttro ueuino mai cannot iuiow, i
would be, promoted lif I f could, but the Convch-
tipn, said two4third3 or a veto,' -and, the veto
pretailedf f-f-;l:p- f -r
eu sa.-a an me democracy 10 tne u ramble.
come thoa and reiirn bveruW And Polk-
like the E fambfe said, if in triith ye promote me
bveryoucome Wyour trust in my shadow,
(d4 Jackss JUetid, only ten m iles distant) and
beye savd therety ; otherwise: let Jre arise
otii of the lloik Italki arid devour: th q' whole stock
of Deinocracy.1 T6efamhle W not V distinct
twR Or nlarit. htlt a kaflirlprl ma a nfthnm Wri
r -vtiica mm viusui i voutijr bci oa lire anu ra
pidly consuraedt 2if XM..l '1 Z. :
ri jLoCOFOCO DEFIIflTlO
ofimryrrll.
Asking a locofoco - orator "Jilr." Polk's
nen
. -tieistd of, ratrwttsm-
istd ottrairtoltsm-rtepnax2iims our own
State debt, and bflefihsr to bay the 810.003.000
fercjncoitQ' the hietinald.HflUW
toe oi oi i q ja.--urc7iy xwjrt. t
- - - - ... J I
r ''--- fY- '-'- i
three: in
number;.-; Their a vera majority is near
ly one hundred votes.' :-r-Uk- -H;-"VJ:,
3 Thelast 1 Bowling .Grn
zette :says , jhat r the jbne":Jiunred :and thirty
members of the'-Mcthodist Conference !cbw as-'
ssmbled at that place, there arc only! about half
is DQ? Seyeralf communications! f omitted
this;weekibiv want of iwnil?-tBK ?
44 1
3 '50 ;' Cotton Yam 80 a 85V Wsh Potatoes ?ia: 30 ;
FATZTOvnxE.'-No change since, our; last with fjthe
exception of die fbUowmg ankles, yirr Cottbnl-2 a 6 1
Bacon 1-2 i Com 40 .yFi'i0ii4,rl
fathers SS'.Beesirax-aT
i.'CswBaeo:7 8, falling of half al cent &Q
ton5 al75 j Corn 40 a 50 ?' Floor 3 56 "al4' ob;
ERIPAY;,M0IIING.4.;.:
.. . ....... v : .' ' 'f;j S'fisik'i.--
IO ,Thp Standard received this knbrn
ss,ImemberKtbatHenryI playisja:
ttuiujwrouu pinvs carus now lor.monev.;
very body who- knows any thing la ,
knows this to be false-tha Clay
has not played agame atrcardEs Jlpr Imany
yej and thpto fitfully
utter .such, an infamous slander is 'holly
destitute of the first principle pfa gwitle-
nrnnTfasiHa
rect to himsplfV Hejvrell knovs the time
when.he in the' Register praise JSenry
Clay ro the skies as the greatest and best
man living. t But the Editor of4; the Stand
ard? ArnoldJike, has deserted thp. friends
of his country, and now traduced ihbgood
name of those he once loved iUapatieM
vith in thV;'go.ausei'5'A
human nature. .-. - ,; .. .'-. 4 J:r: :U -.
j Connecticot At an election in East
Hartford on Wednesday for Assessors and
Board of Relief the whig ticket' succeed
ed by more than 100 majority,
years past this town has .been
excepting last April, When the
T r
For three
Lbcbfoco,
whig! Iie-
presentatives were elected by less than 20
t r
majority. . .);
A Great Whig Meeting at New! Yirk-z-'
Locofoco Outrage. i i
The largest meeting ever held in New
York, was held by the Whigs; Thursday
night last. Moses Grinnell, Esq.' pre
sided. It was an immense affair. At one
lime, there were ten speakers addressing
different crowds. After the adjournment,
a splendid procession was fbrmed.1 j The
NewYork Courier says, that -when near
Duane street in Chatham street,; a party
of Loco Focbs attacked the Jersey dele
gation, but yere soon routed. ' ) Subse
quently, the Empire, Club made a despe
rate attack on, the end of the jprocession,
and were also driven off Still later, the
Young Men's Clay Club was attacked by
a body of ruffians, headed by Bill Ford,
late of the Penitentiary, and their beauti
ful banner taken from them. Thp young
men had fallen into the rear and were de
tached from the main body of thjej procos
sion. The assailants were; armed with
bludgeons andT knives, and outnumbered
the young men in the procession, ut ithey
were beaten off after a severe conflict, in
which the standard-bearer. George W.
Williams, received a severe cut in his hand.
The Standard was captured and borne off;
but the young Whigs pursued' their as
sailants and recovered the flag-staff.' jThe
flag itself was torn off and could not be
recovered Several persons were much
injured in the scrummage. The New
York Commercial suggests to both parties,
the propriety of having no more night
procpssiohs during the campaign. ! : ;
- - . : i h; '
5 A good one, indeed ! -The United States
Gazette says : u A friend from the interior
of this State, (Carbon county.) informs us
that, in order .to. show the Locofocos by
their ouni papers, that-. Mr. Pbljc bnd! the'
party, as a party, were opposed to the pro
tective policy and to the present tariff, be
subscribed for the Richmond Enquirer;
but that paper not having Polk i artd Dal
las at its bead, is denied to be a Locofoco
paper, and the Locos of that county,! and
even one who has been a member; of the
House of Representatives and of the Sen
ate of this State, insists that it is a Whig
paper! What will brother Ritchie isay
to this r - :L J,
LATE FROM MEXICO.
By the arrival of. a Mexican i schooner
at New Orleans, we have intelligence of
a later date from Mexico. She sailed on
the 8th instant from Vera Cruzl JlThe fol
lowing information is derived from! a pas
senger who came by her and from other
sources :
! : t
b ,The first and most important news is, Jhat the
town of MataSiobas has been destroyed by a I
hurricane. it occurred on me nigni oi me 4in
ultimo, and was more tremendous irr its effects
than tbft hnrrlranes of 1835 and 1837.1 ; More
than twbthirdsbl the houses of the city were i
prostrated, and the remainder were moro ori less :
iniored. r As to the extent of the loss oflife wo
direst destruction, however," so. far as We can
Jcarn, was at the two months of the Rio G rande,
soma thirty miles below the city of Matamorasi
Here scarcely any, were saved. L ! - - !
-Our new Minister to Mexico, e.Governor
a uuiCH wno are noi mo irienus anu supporters
ofHenry Clay for the Presidency. -i.t 4 k i v
fcTif.- .?"i. ".t r.4 -ujs M-t- a. A i - ti ii. i.-is te BT
v
i
i
tr.-crn Vcra:Crjz
v."!.ich ho a'
vJ ...
l
" 1
i I.
the . -iinisterToblc .'. : . r - a
tl ffp ntclli?ace. is-onflniic J that 'Gen.:rAn. '
ipuDiA is to command the furces destined to e'et
o'riinst Texas, -; "R--Lv
;One of thp.;pIeasaniTeaUiresof.:the news
from aiexicb js the release bfUhe; following in2
dividuals xdnanedi at tPerotcT viz i-Capt, Wmi
Rypn,CohlIF.scm,rthe fambukand effii
W-?Mherifj6ftG!Testoii
James Armstrong knd Thomas Tatem? tm
iJeliBf ofl he- prsoneri towards the
viovemraenioi , j. etas ure ;deeplys embittered;
They de em Uiemselvpaibrsakenr by the sole: Go3
Ternment to which they owo allegiance, and in
fighting vbos battles they; were maderprisoi
,Persi, and yet they breathpl nothing but entho
sjasn? . regard for the ionel!sta'r.: if
bhe rirejiionslwW
Pg lpr;tbe invasion' 'M iEeiaswb cari learn
eljttlbffaefiriiteibaw
operations arb going on in enlisting and equipv
puig troops there is no doubtl r f Bur our personal
;informants iand correspondents seem lb qnestion
whether Jhe aeMhTeJmr be the object' in
;?t;.v,.i ;r'!-?-J.- lit
Qen.CAAi.iio set but i from the capital for
SanJ Luis de Pptost on thef 19ih bf Aviust: ac:
orapanied byjall hisfstkff; tcrtake command ofl
ision-oi tne ;; army, ', destined toft operate
public;
SALES !
trvO-"it,
Pursuant lo aeee of the dbiirt of
AEquity far, Jtowon cotinty,' at Fall tenn,!lS44, the
clerk and master, will ofier for Bale at the court-house ifi
Salisbury, on Mopday of the, next ; county court, the 4th
day of November, a tract of Un4 containing about .
o
lying on bills creek in Rowan county. Oa which land
there is a valuable 5&ONoDu3Uza3 i SitliiaiL
and GE&SPLssQ SQSlaaiLaTin a brick house, an J a
all in good repaih Also, tw lots, no. 43 and 44, in the
great North square of the fown of Salisbury,1 being the
property, of the heirs at law of Richard Kerr and Mary
Allisoni dee'd. A credit of twelve months wilt be al
lowed, and bond with sufilcient security for the purchase
money required on the day of sale.' '. ' '
; October 5.', .--Sw23!tl-i'" j. "
salt oe aauti ;
IN conformity to a Decree in Equity for Rowan coun
ty, the clerk and master will sell at the court-house in
Salisbury, on the 4th dayf November next, being mon
day of Rowan county court; af tract of land in . Rowan
county, lying on second creek, adioining the lands of
Thomas Todd, E.D: Austin and Wm. Barbef.'contaih-
mg about 400 AO RXISi be ; property of George
McConnaugney a heirs. A credit of one year ; for half,
and two years for the other half, bearing interest after the
end of one yearwill be allowed, j Bonds with sufficient
security for the purchase money required on tbe day of
sale.-. The purchasers title to await the order of the court.
w -
i "I r 1
A 3LSO"it the same time and place will be sold un
der the same authority; another tract of land, tying
in Rowan county, on crane creek near Salisbury, contain
ing about 13tS aa'Lz23a adjoing the lands of
John Murphy, J. I. Shaver and others, belonging to the
heirs of Mary Utzman, dee'd, f On a credit of six months
upon bond and security for the purchase money being ex
ecu ted . Title to be made pursuant to further order of the
court ; , . rXTi !
AND further, at the same time and place, the clerk
and master will sell two other tracts of land, lying
in Rowan co., the property of David Kern3, Esq. one of
; ao ) : ;
adjoining the lands of W. E. Powe,and others on crane
creek.' The other of H '
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
adjoining die lands of M: Chambers and J. Kerns, on the
waters, of crane creek. VAcjreditof twelve months will
be allowed, and bonds with: sufficient security for the
purchase money required on the day jof sale, the purcha
sers title to await the order jof 'the court.
, , ?J. ilJLi4llVlAIN r C M. E.
October, 5
!5w23
SALE GF LAND. -
Y; virtue bf a decree bf the court of Equity
JLJatiFall term, 1844, for Rowan county, I
jf shall expose to public sale, at the court-house
in Salisbury, on the 5th day of November
next, it bcihs Tuesday of Rowan ctrunty court, tK 4 wo
following tracts of land, as i tM real estate of Dr. Henry
Graeber, dec'd.viz the one : containing 181 Acres, ad
joining the lands of John Castor, David Roseman, Ja
cob Phillips and Adam Roseman. j The other contain
ing 50 Acres adjoining the! above, described tract, both
situate in the county aforesaid, on the head waters of
Dutch Buffalo creek. Terms of sale : ; the purchaser to
have a credit of six months by giving bond with approved
securities, i -i PAUL A: SEAFORD, Com'r.
Odober5. 1844 1 H ll-j 5w23
SALISBURY FEMALE ACADEMY.
; i'- in' ii; ; '.. -
THE winter session of this Institution will commence
on Monday October 7th. ' The terms will be as for
merly $6, 8, 10, or 12 50, according to the ! advance
ment of the pupil. Music :or; the Piano $20 Guitar
$4 per month; 34o deduction made for absence.
.- Oct 5 3w23 . . , EMMA J. BAKER.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in to Post Office at Salisbury, 1st
October, 1844. -! ;
Andrews George '
Alexander Peter '
Arry Moses
Alexander N W
Beaver Henry
Boyd Charles 2
Banister 2
Brown Mrs CK
Burns Robert '
Bogle Joseph M
Bettis Sylvester
Battle Hon W H.
Bostin Daniel '
Caable George
Clark John '
Cowan VVilliarri
Crages Miss Ann 1
Chambers Joseph 2
Cowan Levi
Corley William C
Pent Mr3 Mary '
Evans Mrs Jane W v
Earnheart Polly
Frieslin Polly ,
Foster Richmond
"Helsabeck Rev S H 2
Howard Miss Catharine
Jtistiee of the Peace
Jones; H C
Jinkins Hiram .
Love Robert E
Mull John t
McNeely Wilson
McKisson 2
McCowan James
Moore Cicero A
McCotkleSE
McCulloch Mrs Eliza
McLennaii Win A
McCulhich Capt John
Owens Mrs Elizabeth
Parks Early '.
Phillips lilw Francis
Parker Drury
Powe Miss Elizabeth
poisonmaster Fred. 2
pearson John H 2
Rihelin Samuel
Richard Samuel ,
Sloan James ,
Jrkner Tavner '
- Sloop reter 2
Gorman Henry S 2 .Stewart James A
Gifferd Rev Johti Smith Miss Mary A
Goggenhammer N
Gattin Elizabeth
' Simmons Henry ,
Smith Thomas B
Thomas" James K
Geen peorge
Hathman David r
'Tiickey William 2
Trexler capt Adam
Troutman John '
Huske; josepn o
Henderson Dr P3
Hill Henrv
Hathman B w
ITS. I . T-:i,.'H
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bury oa Thursday, the
17th day cf Oeloter.at
TEN O'CLOCK, witli
side .amis for drill and
Court Martial ; and &U
eo onI'riiay the, 15th,
fVwua-! your respective
ft S. "- companies for review &
V Br order rorAJ
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.WOSI TUOCSJLNB EIGHT BPlVDRED AXD rbaTt-rorjU'1' N-
Lydia Holman, widow of Jacob. Holman.w. John Hol
roan. David Holraan, Isaac Ilolmaa, Aadrew B. Holmahi
Lydiaj Ratledge, Sarah HoIraan Mary, wife f Ashley
;ra1' - Dwiggons, Mary and JohnSmoot. " .
- -: a ! itionftj DowtrjCi "T
IT aearing to taeaatiefaction of the coart.jhat John
Holmanand David Holman, are not inhabitants of this
State Jt. is tordered that publicatiotij be- made for: six
successive, weeks in the Carolina. Wtatchman; that the
said ' defendants in this case be and appear at - tbe next
term bf this court, to be held at the courthouse in Mocks
ville.on the fourth monday of November nex(, andplead
cr judgment willbe taken pro confeaso Wimess John
Clement clerk of our said conr.at office, the fourth day
of August, 1844, and 69th, year cf American Independ
ence. : : f ; JOHN, CLEMENT, CUc.
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Stiite-o Hortfi CaroUiui;
couitT i or nit kso AVjTtiR iitdivaxjsT' 'rtsii
OJE TBOUSANO EIGHT HCXPBLED AND FOXTT-FOCa.. '
Benjamin H. Eaton, Isaac N. Frost and wife Mary, Pe
ter Eaton Holden Smith and wife Nancy, Ebeneezer
Eaton, James Eaton, Daniel Eaton and Elizabeth Eaton,
.'MairetTaylor.;:''::''vt7'' s-."4-' : - V" 4 ;' '
Petelii ion for Partition 'of Land.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the eourt, that Mar
garet Taylor, iarnot on inhabitant of this State : It ia
ordered that publication be made for six successive weeks
in the Carolina Watchman, that the defendant in this case
be and appear at the next court, to be held for the coun
ty of Davie, at the court-house in Mocksville, on the
fourth monday of November next, and plead or judg
ment pro confessao will be taken.
Witness, John Clement, clerk of, said court at office, the
4th monday of August, 1844, and 69th year of Amer
can Independence. - ' ;" ' -!: Z-.'W
! JOHN CLEMENT, Clk.l
- 6tc21 I - ; Printer fee h 50 ; "
L0OK HEREi
IN obedience to the last will and testament of Win.
Thompson, dee'd, I will sell (as administrator; with
the wil annexed, on Tuesday, the 22d of October next, tbe
VALUABLE PLANTATION,
of said deceased, 11 miles from Salisbury, on the road
leading to Statesvilletcontainiug 239 acres, with about
100 acres of good clear land, with tolerable, buildings dtc.
Any person wishing to purchase a good plantation be
tween second and third creek's, would do well to attend.
1 am persuaded that it will be generally admired. I will
also sell the new CHOP of COKN, 2 horses, wagon and
geer, a good cow, windmill, balance tof household and
kitchen furniture, and various articles not here enumera
ted. THOS. BARBER, Adm'r.
' " ' ' with the will annexed.
Rotcan county, Sept. 21 i 5tr21
ate oC llovtn CavoUun.
I CABARRUS COUNTY.
In Equity August Term, 1844.
Sarah kimeson and others 1 pftition fof M,e ofLand3 of
Jos.McKinand cther3. V 9' Rodgers, decd. f
IN this case, it appearing ,to the satisfaction- of the
Court, that John Rodgers, Robert Rodgers, Isabella
Anderspn, Joseph McKinly, Mces McKinley and Eri
Rodgers, defendants In this case, are not inhabitants of
this State : It is ordered that publication be made for six
successive weeks in the " Carolina Watchman," printed
in Salisbury, that the defendant. in this case be and op
pcar at the next lerm of this Court, to be held at the court
house in Concord, on the 3J"raonday in February, 1845,
arnl plead or judgment will be taken pro confesso, and
the lands decree J to be sold.
Witness, W. Barringer, clerk and master at office in
- Concord, tbe 3d monday of August, 1844, and J?8th
year of American Independence.
W. BARRINGER, c. m. e.
Ca?18 Printers fee 85 50
Executor's SALE of Valuable Property.
ON me 22d of October next, (and the day following
if necessary;) will be sold at the late residence of
Andrew Ramsay, dee'd.. in Iredell county, 4 miles north
of Mount Mournc SEVEN ZiTKCZi? NE-
01OES men, 1 woman and 4 chitdien : Eight
head ot horses, fifteen head of cattle, a number of hogs,
three stills and vessels, nn apple mil!, a number of hogs-i
heads and casks ; over SOOgallons of peach and apple
Dft ANDY, from to 2 to 5 years old, by theaask;
corn, hay, and other articles unnecessary to be mention
ed here. , , "
Terms made known on the day of sale.
J. LEROY DAVIS, ) p
ROBT. RAMSAY. Executors
Iredell, Sept. 29, 1844 22:3a- p'd
HAVING made Sam'l. Reeves my agent for settling
up the books of the late firm of Douglas & Wil
liams, all persons indebted 'to them will call on him
and settle their accounts by cash or note, as the business
of the fiim must be closed immediately.
GEO. B. DOUGLAS,
Sept 23, 1844 22: tf. ' ; Surviving Partner.
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TlllIE; subscriber will offep for $a!e on the 12th of Oc
JL tober next, ot the Court House in Salisbury, an ex
cellent tract of land, lying in Davidson, county, adjoining
the lands of Edom Wood, Daniel Limba'uh, and others;
There are on the premises a good house, a first rote
spring, an excellent peach and apple orchard. Any one
wishing a good Mill &'ie, will find it greatly 10 their in
terest to attend the saJe.-
There will be sold on the -same day a quantity of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Wagon and Horses,
and an excellent set of Brick Yard Tools. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
FELIX SOWERS.
September 28, 1844 3w22
ftmmntetrntov'0 Sale.
1TAVING obtained letters of administration on the
JljL Estate of Jesse L. Foster, dee'd, and by an order
of Court, I will expose to public sale on Tuesday the 22d
of October: next. LalOs.csa7 KJH22a
3LISq?im?3 Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Corn,
Wheat, Hay, Fodder, Oats, r arming Utensils,
' Donse-hold and Eit'fhpn .Fcrnitcrf,
besides a number of articles not mentioned. Reasonable
credit will be given. Terms made known on the day of
sale. HENRY KISTLER. Adm'r.
Sept lg, 1844 ,i tf21
" STJT.PHATE QUININE,
Just received a superior article 01 sulphate Quinine, and
for sale low, at J. H. Esxisij' Drugs Store,
sept. 23, 1844 22:tf ' " "j .'
SANDS' SAnSAPArJLLA. ..
Just ree'ed a fresh supply of Sands' celebrated fiuid ex
tract Sartaparilla. sept. 23, '44: tf . J. IL Ex?ns5.
Cliewing and Smoking TOBA CCO.
On hand a superior article of chewinj and smoking To
bacco, sept. 23;44 2 if J. H; Exxiss.
. Just received a splendid" article, English Calomel in
1 lb. bottles, sept. 2844. 22:tf. j; J. HExjiss.
t f afinA POUNDS OP ICE FOR SALEll
IAjAJXjXj HENDERSON 6t "WHEELER.
f5aliabary, Aug. 24, 1844 " : tflT
-iruTilECAllY BUSINESS !
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1 FINE Cilir.VLVG
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TOBACCO,!
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A "Jeerfliacnre.iaarbs'had at the -PcU
a. firs urvz ttore, from . ' . , :: ; : ' t-f;;:v
- .V V ' 4 ; , H2XDE2S0X & wnc2XX2.;
J ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE?
IT RATS OintmentJ Ja rap's Vermifu.
HJJTanJ McLane'a V
1 fifYA P-Taowand Si?erm candlca fcr'.'l;
sale at the People's drug store, by ,
.r : -t 1 11
nENDEUSON 4t WHEELriJ.
II K. P. Henderson's invalaable Anti-bilious pHIa for
"77 K r Drugstore, by .-.i v
i'. HENDERSON & WHEELER; 1
, Salisbury Avg.i 1844 - rl ' ' lfl0ylf
STATE of 5QSTII CAWUXi-iDaTidsoii Countvr
couKt or nxts akd QraTxa sesmoxs arcrrr Ttiif
..i 1841. , - j .... .--.v - pi,
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David Huffman and
Margaret his wife.7
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George Miller Jand
- :others. .
Petition for" Reprobate of Jacob;
Miller's WilL
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IN this case it appearing tothe satisfaction oftheCart( ;4
that the defendants. Jeonard Feazor and his Iwifef ?
"
Barbara Henry; Miller and Michael Miller, are , net ln-i- i
htbitaittsof ibis State: .It is ordered by tba Court, ibat ?l
pablication be .made for six weeks in the Carolina Watch-;"''
man, for the said Leonard Feazor and hia wife Barbara , " '
HenryJMillef and Michael Millef persocally t6. be land :"
a ppe before the Justices of our said court, to be held it.-
the coart -house an Lexington ' on the 2d raonday in No-
wmuj medicinea.Tee's, D?an', Dvott's Hooper's f:pen. ;;f i i .1 1
eerIallaPjter,?hc!psnd Beckwiih's pLM.s ; 'alsoj i-f 1
DPIIendertoa'sStomachickEUxer. may.be had at jf-ivvii
the QoptSiVhtg stor'.i'J-i Cr' . . ... ; SMVi
s-v -i-iy-tr. - ' ... . .. .. . - - . r .. . :
vembe next, and plead answer or demur to the plabi-i ; -I 'Z '!
fiffa luritinn nrif will Iwk Aiw liMrin;tUita mi-iilS-firfS
them, and judgment entered against them. Test, ;4 ;s
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Cwia 1 ' ' jr- Printers 1ee.-$3'5Q ;;. "I
f fjlAhjJs tbm metnod ot. inionmnj pij
1 JUL the Public, that he haa.opened a -;
ahop for the purpose of repairing V 4
j CLOCKS ';&lYA7VIIEi$j
nearly fcppositeHhe Postoffice, where, he may be found at , 5
all times ready tp receive wotk In his line 01 .iMiatnets.-;-.
Orders with which he may be! favored will be faithfully ;
attended to.' Hit keeps on-hand Thimbles, Rings and; ,
Key. ;01d gold and silver taken in payment for wo'tki .
done or? for Jewellery. r 1- . V Vv.?fJ:;li;j
- d:i 1 J mi test, .v " 1 1 l. i".: a v
oausuury, pepu-1, ioh j. - oniAt n.!r-;
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ANnection will beheld at tbe usual f precincts in tie !
connty of Rowan on Monday "the .Fourth, day' bf4
November next, to vote for Electors of President and Vice'jj
President of thelUnited States.! R. W LONG; lift
Sheriff Office, Sept. 7, 1844 u
P. S. All persons that havOvnot paid tbeir;
Taxesfor the yejars 1842 i '43, will plasecall and pay)
the same on Or before the 16th instanr,U beinkopdy f -ji;
Rowan Superior; Court, if not. I will certainly put liiee a;
fry
eeipts.iia the hands of an officer for edlecti6n. ;j-l jl'K j: "iC:':
r, w. long;sk
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
m -W f - . mm -
B lAWftWAi irom tne .auosencer ori , v.a-f-t
JTl neslay the 2th u!t.,a negro ?oman by thel .'
name of C2a, belonging to Jbbn P. Wilsoni
me of Clja, belonging to Jbbn P;" Wi!son-;, -!?f-v.rj; ti
' is a stout, well formed woman five et Jiighr i -Jht ij"
Id, mre or less foil blood oiegro, but Biightiy r j "i i j; U
a copper cblorij . She left HTSloan'atav-.'l-ft-..l-ifi.li
She
22 years old
em in! Charlotte,! oh 'the npove raeutioned time, ainJ no H (
doubt will try td mnke hef way to Pittsylvania connty 9 Jr ;
S:i gar Creek. P. p. , Pittsylvania co. Va. v 4wl9p4 . p,
SALE 01 VALUABLE NEGROES $
' ! .. AND
OTHER PROPERTY.
FBHE subscriber irRending to so to the west, will of-
! fjl rCTk, U1 DttK jVU VUt M. f lL VJ J VI WiVWVi UV1 K f Cittl
Valuable Negro men, Women & Children
!j Also nt tne same time and place,-:,jv
sl.
Horses, Cattlp Hogs and Sheep, Wheat, Corn,
Hay, &c. Also; 1 set of Clacksmiths ; 1 ooli ;
liarmiiijr: tftehsil:, iiirii,'ii::X$fi
Terms! made cnown on the day of salc. ,'.
Rowan co.J Sept. V4, 1844 t4w20 H
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FHHE subscriber will ofier for salel onTuesday the
JL lUa day of October next, a tract of land, known by-.-;;". !
Va if riot takerf up sooner. Any one apprytienmng her
and coiajining hr in some' jail eojthat l gei her goin,r T
shall receive the-above reward. Address J.; P.VViisoii. 1
the name of thd Hamsun 7Vffe,''Contamln2I7liiM''.'W
.9tlc&S3 adjoining tbe landsf TTiomas L, CoW-i '!
an, William Baiber, Jrfirt Garner, and Alexander jDo-Mftj 'i
ins. Aiw, (lovses, uaitie, jioss.Vomauu scea voucni ; ,j
Hay and Fodder! Household and Kitchen Furniture. :;
Terras made known oa the day f sale; -J; SKILES4-;
Rojvan co. Sept.. 14, 1844; ;f :
stittc oe iiovtn eatoitua;
IS WILKES COUNTS
IN EQUITY SPRING TERM, 1844
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Jqhn Finley and otberB,
appearing w J-i
' i 1. : -i-v r ;;':.' , U '"u JLthe Cart that tba
Abialp; Parks! and W. Parksr' .) defendant Abtal C ; r
Parks is not a cikizei. of this State Tit i ordered thai
publicaon be rriide, advertising lhe' said A. C " Parks ;l Hj;
that he appear aid answer, plead-to or otherwise defend'3 if -j ;;
said suij,at the Superior CdurtiOf Equity for said countVV J
on thd 7th monday after the.4tli monday in Aagnst, btn., j -.?
erwise, judgment pro confefso, will be taken against bm U - 't :
$AML CALLOWAY, c m. e.
August 17,t 1814 . ; Printer ie 85 (KU I
btatc of ilortlt . eavoltna.!
comT or rixxs'xxa crxxtta sessioxsacocsx mat, t i
I 1844. - - J h
James Cook, ex. Benjamin F; Caswell;:
1 ! v- OritrinaL Attachment:
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11 appearing o tne saiisiaciion oi uic cuun.uiai me -..j
defendant the said B. F. Baswell, i a non-resident sX'4 . f ,
this State : It isWdered by lie court thai publication t .
made m'the Carolina Watchman for six successive weekjM'iJ
notifying the said defendant to appear, at the next termTJ - :;
of our court, to be held for the county of Davie, at the :ll ;:
court-bouse in Mcksville on the 4th monday of Novem' li
ber next, then aid there plead, answer or demur, or judgr;! nr
mnt prp confesso, will be entered against him. ' ) ;.'t -
Witness, John Clement, derx of our said court at rfce "
the 4th moad; y of Ausust, 1844. . t 4 r O :
' JOHN CLEMENT.Cllc.
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Printers fee 83 60
M STRAYED
r ThROM The subscriber on tbe 2J instant j,v
. JJ tvo mares, one a sorref and ih other
roan, boih bought from a srover,aa(i
roadto ViHi
any one
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TR A YED or telj from t!ie rrrUenee ?
iJWt 2 of the andersigned on the 0th instant, ;i
'IV 1av hank or tellow roare, one fore foot .!
when last heard from, mey vii uc , . . i
Lelboro'. A liberal revard rill be paid to- , . -,
takinir tbe said mare up. &TSh ' . -'i. "j ,
. tfso r ,;.i rr ?;r
not s.W; for thai apprehenaioo of id mnre and thief; j-f
with sufScient evidence to onvici him. twenty-five doj- -, ; . .
lars will be ghret Any information to S. p. Jones at : ;(
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