1 v
r.fTt:
neiatioit. of Texas, an
i
least objectiunal
jib iii'juj uoin
i ; .1 p .1 r
what ' .'e hum.
by conceive ought uot to be done at this tiraa :
JOINT RESOLUTION declaring the 'term
o.a wfiich? Congress will admit ;Texaa;iut
the tlfwon as a State. -!'
. i 1! " ' ' " U '.; ' -r " ''"
Resolved ly the Senate and House of Repre
sentatives of the United States of America in
Congresk aisemlled That Congreis'doth corw
.sent thai the tPrritorjr propcrl included within,
and righ fully belonging to. the republic of Tex;
as, may beferectea into a- new. State, to be
called hi State of! Texas, with a: republican
form of gorerntnenti to be adopted by the pep-
pio jj sSkjiu repuunc, uj urjjuu in convention
. assembjejd, vith " the consent ;"of the . existing
govewinf ntjjin'ordeHhat the samonjisfy be ad
anitted Usi one of the! States of this, Union, -i'
Scc&X-find:bfit tfurtherTtBedThit
the foregoing cbnsept of Congress U given upon,
the following conditions, and with the following
.guaraniics, to wit ; j '. ; : ' V l
: rprs. - Satd State is to be formed, subject to
the adjns ment by this 'governraenMfall ques
tions of boundary, that, may arise T ; with other
governments $ and the' constitution thereof, with
IUB
I or before jthe Srst day of January, one thousand
eight hqntlred and forty.six.'.'; jrK?
l iyecontir &aid btate, when admitted into the
i Union,ajterceding to the; United 'Slates all
f niines, .minerals, salt lakes arid springs, and
t also alii pjublic edifices, fortifications; barracks,
ports apd j harbors, Ina? and navy yajtfc, docks,'
maga2ihej3,i arms,f armaments, nndfalll ithor
Iprppertjr land mea;ns'pertaihing tl the 1 public!
ff! tOvSaid ; re oubl fe f of IV vac
shall rctaV all th public fijnds debtstltaiei.i
iAnd dus Mevery kind which may tmlcWj
or oe lie janl pwieg said republic ' and shall
also rctairji all the J vacant and unappropriated
lands Jing whhinjts limits, to beupplied t
the payment of. the debts and liabilities of saij
.rep?!blio qf TexM; and to residoeiof said
i?and5, after ;dischakgingaid debts and liabilii
;ties, to po jdisposedi of as said State mayBirect
I nut in no event are said dftht and liahiliff tal
the consent of laid State. b (brmed ntit W -iKU
terrjtorV thjerof, which shall be entitled to ad.
pission jttnyei thdirovisipns cC the federal coai
stitutionV Arid fiUChi Slates km& h
i v.. y. fm mou-wi ; saiu lerruorv iivinsr south
territorv lvintr enn
vi uir-sw qegreea; thirty minutes! north lati
tud, comraonlv known as thn :Mi
I :'-Vv?lblifa jshalljbe admitteVl into! the Unidn
I v,l orifbout slaVejry, as the people of each
l State asking admission may desireU
I I ipouglass; asked:i thergentlemanx from
Tennessee ifojccept the following as a modi6
: cation oi his amendment, to como fh after the
I : last clause k i ' I , H-;- j: s I i
. - - ; , f.'-- -1 :: ; 1 . - ' i- I
; Ana ;in such .Stite or. States as shall bei
j formed put pf the said. territory jorth of Missou-
J ? n corapromisei line, slaveryor involuntary seiv
yiiuue, except tor crime.hall be prohibited.
rown. : accepted; the modification.
j ; he. ;Hbtls ;0f Representati veslbf Rhode
t-lsland. pf(46:toild,
nxwhich two
, i'PcfJwcjre;? msade by. Messrs. Browh
L andTourtelbtte . arn l n th ft fril In uri n or wrt
j : : ; r- j : Augusta (Ga.) ' Sentinel.
betweert tlie several States; of these,Unj
I ted Stages was enjered ihtoy tte people
thereof uiHhmr respective States, in order
to fbrmianfeerfectj ipnrf establish
; justice,! pfifiite idbtnestic- tranqmlity prfcr
motethej eribrdlelfaWand Secure thie
blessings pr liberty to themselves and their
posteril : Jahdtn : government; by 4hem
wuiuipp -is; a jgdvernment with ccrtaih 1
iimitecL po wets, clearly specified and . di
nned iti jhexpiistii ution ;all other powers
not therptrj espccijilly relinquished being
reserved to theSiites, respectively, or to
"thbpcpIeNfl : ; : j. J l -T
Ilesofecd, That the limited governmedt
: of these'Uhited S ates possesses no powqr
to exte ti their jurisdiction over any Tof
e;gn natiori, and no foreign nations comi
j -try, or pcoplej cati be admitted in thisUn
uon, but By thVwiUand act of all andeadh
4 of.thc Mm cd St aes7 and therefore, m th1
option of hijj Geheral Assembly, the Arj-
nexatidri o Texa4 to this Unionj either by
-M24ted by thePresident of th&
7ldjdtci?or by6int resdlutions 4f
yne ivq igrdss ot thd U nitcd 'States, would
be a violation of the Constitution, mau
estroy tfte power aiM
ountrv. nnrl rfFnt W
tf eeli j th4 Union. KlZ " :" ' T
-4 Rcsmed That the ' Statft ' aINPWtL
land, fiithful to the constitution, cannot
; c?n!W jtoJ bilt dofs mostsolcmhly protect
K.iuat, iu lnnexaiion 01 rfltas nrnrtir
,f other fbfein jstattj of territory; to this
wfli unless tne sam
each ofiihcseiUnited States:
sifcpcrfJvThat- bur Senators and RrL i
-iiiiLives in congress oe requested to
.. "-"''M cAcruvussio prevent me r.iiinca-
wonofanybktyJ&rthe'a
Joint rcsbluf Ion bv ten tn fnn liU
1 terrjtor of Texas te'this - Union. W-HH :
- . t v : j- ; - prr 1 k f h .
r 1 Uhicj : Legts ature - is composed of
I ne nunded ijand twelve mernberto Of
; nurabef there: kre two Irishm w onfe
! N;elchdatJ aticj. brielGermanf Eightiire
iWforie en2aed:rahdlh'rprnflirir
-.me omest is, o ana me
Jngest 20jars of age.:; :.iT
K " 1 'I i-1 " : " " -1 "L'' ' - ' ; ' " ' " -
; f ' , Q l)i Alptamo: jLcgislature; a cbmmi
apnointedltoiAvestigate the subjec
reported a bill and recommended its
i-ssage; abolishing the, imprisonment of
m the penitentiary;
I iuo piuer evidence oi us aaopuon uj ine eo.
pie ol said republif of TexasrshaUbeltrans
f milted to jthe President of the United States; to
be laid! before Conrrress for its' final !riW'fln'
I
. ivccuinp; a cnarge upon tne government of thie
; United Butted j : ' yv
' having fiufneierit DODulatioV.'rnav herfnfipr. lilv1
it:..- x i-. r-
.1
t
this v;M r;ertion.vhbh Mr. lY!!.
o'ianiioasly jkjsires to 1 1 sottL-J a'tlbis session,
ififfi: WAys "ioTmxo to expect rom ' AiV J c.
wttf4rwn.-Thbsc Northern Democrats, who
Uyall themselves of this critical contest Vitb 'our
rdat Trans-iVtlantic rival, to indulge fth'efrfai.
Watjical fiaireci of the Souths will find t hemselves
rpistaifent in Jtheir caJkCJations-riiarked by a
great national sentiment in their turnand we
dare ! to sayithat if they V)uWecartwe
shall bav'aat least "the consolation of knowing
tnat they. will be hercatfer deteatcd m their own
aspirauons. v ;v; s-i:
W ypvtevJbVZ ; v No 6ngr,no
;Yoa vmustrgo Texas, or you get no
inpper,
Offices from Polk L ;Tbey 'didn't talk so before
ua Ji ecuon .1
THE , OREGON DEBATE. ;C : ;
A Debate.has begm in'the House of Repre-
entatfvei upon a'billreported in that body, for
.establishing Territorial Government in OaV.
pfu- tiuving passea a oui 10 esiaoiisn a uo.
vernmcnt in the territory of Texas, which the
Iloyso ; pas oo more', right to legislate about
than the Iterritory of Ireland,' or Scotland, not to
pk ofjCanadaJor Mifbrnia the S proposition '
Si f ,r !"fmu,'m- a ierruory ino u
tilejto thei possession of which is at this moment
thej Isuhjeto&negoU a; foreign Pow-
;er, must jbe considered comparatively unexcep
tionable, however, positively wronff it mav be:
if filh regard to the debate "upon it, however,.
Yug ijeeafloiigea io aevnie so many columns
jejf latft iojthe brolonged discussion of the Texas
Mudstion,' upofi-which there yet remain to be
Pu?!ls,,:; Kumoer or speecnes, we shall not
aff W l11 power to find room for the
peecnes; at
e upon the Oregon question.
Borne lifeV oi
em we may be able to select for
hcatijnv at a future day 'k ButJ at present,
Ireaders will expect something more of. va.
;tiefy inpjur columns ; and we shall feel bound to
cuiiauii sneir jneunauons. iMai. Intel lieencer.
f
. - - n
ft Uplaqaemirie Frauds We reioiee in
uuumai -wie suoieci oi mo monstrous anrf c.
: i I - . " . - . . ... . "
Bounaingj irautis committed - by the Locos of
l40UISiana in the Parish nf Plnhnominac t l,
. j , i ,1 f' X.O uc
vv(.uv ctiivu, ujr wnicn iiir. f ulay was
ciaxcaout otjtne vote of Louisiana, is about to
nWYt J .legislature ot that otate,
&n id-spssion.-. The subject was brought be
pre thie IoUs a few dags since by Mr. Perk
ijnsji rh4mbe from iEast Feliciana, by the in
jrojucfop of k." resolution authorizing the ap
qujtmerit of committee to inquire into the
fanner n which the election was conducted in
n:tM It r sn A"11 clothing the committee with
tojsenal persons and papers, with a view
to Ulteridr actfon. - The Bee says :
vThe presentation ofthisresoliit ion anncarA
fj "ofhe Locofoco party dumb for a mo-
meat. ; tTherc
was an expressive pause, and
III el members lookpri at pfh nthoK ;r k.
1 il - a i . -
J)d jttol kiow what to do. Finally one of the
pany rose anq moved that it should be laid upon
f nm8 findetJnitelyv-On this-rnttiOTthe-year
Djnd nays! were" called for, when it appeared that
svejry Whig inj the House voted against it and
dvdhr iLocofocjo in favor, save two Mpsr.
eijida; pf Rabides, and Taylor, of Natchitoch.
s. ; iSuth these ffentlemen had thp mnnlmo
,!5i ! , - i. o
purn jthe dictates of party and sustain the
solution5. It! is evident enough that if the
Iectiojh tn Plaquemirie' was, as is alleged by
HO XOCdtOCOSi Conducted fairlv and nrnnprlv
othin? deed he ft
We are at some loss to account for the almost
nahirtious Opposition of the Locofocos to the
projposed jscrutiny, except upon the ground that
teiiTeta litle apprehensive of light being
wn upon me suweci.
:! j '
6 Sub-Treasurer McNullv a practical il.
lustration, of vihat is Sub-Treasuryism. Mc
tuty,j;vr$om te house has dismissed for being
p aeianner, givps as a reason, we see, tor not
JeaWnaf ilie public, money in the Patriotic Bank.
mf.: uc iquugu u saier in nis own nanas, or
loanttl put oii good security." He removed
ie! deposits, therefore, from the Bank, and put
nthemj into his own- pocket, came to New
rotk tibfenioy ithem. An honorable member
lspf'saytHhat las the Patriotic Bank,- was no
legal Bank, having no renewed charter from
Cnnrrrttma- fJnlfir t !m 1..,
make thes removal. In making the removal.
howevefllir is unfortunate that he has dienncorl
of about $40,0(50, of which he can give no sat.
isiacxory account. .
JIcNul3ty.hak illustrated the Sub.Treasury
system ; -what it is. and what it must be. It
Metis- updpf the system that Banks are unsafe
places j of deposit, and that Sub Treasuries
f with leg?) are! safe places. If Van Buren's
act is jretived, Ihe McNulties will again over.
run, and irun out ot,; all parts of the Union.
!McNutyf will et oft in all, probability from
funishnent, as all other Sub.Treasurers have
t onp-New i ork Express.
: fihe T rouble t and the faces of " Democra-ci.i"4-UtrV)i
shew our readers some of the trou-
HPles. !of ! idemocracv." we have ouoted to.dav
j retty. freely from the Charleston Mercury and
omi the Evening Post. , : ,
i The; Evening Post party have - got a quasi
Victory; in this State in the election of Dix to the
Stnatei. j; The Post is e'nt
The Post is "naturally haoov over it.
nro
i,( 5 "
Mpset Dicltinsort next. The reason, in fact, of
his happ jness s, that Dix agrees with Wright
J s to the annexation of TTexas. "
I f-lCparfesfen MeTCurvarty admit that the
nnexitidn1 of Texas is going' to have an inju-
gious euect on wnded property in the old South
annexation, we are told, will
;proaucfoc"iri
ar establishment of slave insti-
Ibtoh'ti
So to Itato the negroes, the pQrsonak
ercui
gives upme lanas, the reality !
;,Tliej 5ljercurj and the Post, the first the r
j$aji of jthe liglrchy of. theNullifiers, and the
edond of the ; Northern;. Barn-borne i rsf dot not
jagjee jat) pll on slavery, Northern democracy
natjurally jdoes npt comprehend Southern slavoc
jracy i fTfie alienee is indeed unnatural and
postu.THis, however, should have been
thought of before the Presidential election.
i:ii:tMsl;Texa; business, rdemocracy ihas
jrunjfon td asnagi;;' We jsee, according, to the
ne ws from ; Ne Orleans - last j night,- .Texas
come in as she- s, and as she pleases -all one
ajrifa of freedom ''enlarged. JTie Northern
"Democracy cannot; will, tioi, dare. not ' take ; in
Teitna Wni ' THfrtri "democracy" is done with
J thisj T) 1? r Texas : Presidential, gahic, ,it. will
j have enough "of it, or we much mistake-iWic,
i York Express.' . '-i , t-v7
4nd advises its friends, Mhe Barn-burners toTlexasaQdgn questions, thprosperi-
crc ,t.
ith c :r- !-
success. .i.r. Lcaiit, "who went cut with t!. :
Commlssicnars, returned with lha Cambria, arJ
reports, that they Were met therp in the most
frank .and honorable manner-by ihe stockholdi
ers, w'jio exhibited throughout Jhe-whole ari
rangenient the utmost liberality." The wholq
of the Istocki" amounting to" $1,600,000, vai
subscrOjexl for," snbject to certajnltriflrnff condii
tions, -vVhich will require the action of the Illli
hois JLfgislatur: butwo I understand? that thei
Commissioners express the most perfect confii
rience on thls'account, and that 'the conditions
will;be unanrmously asseniteo U jjy. the Illinois'
Legislature. The work on thejlljinois and Mi-j
chigan Canal will be immediately resumed, ano
camftolfojrwajrd withall wssibte esjmtch. Wei
heart il -congratulate all concerned in this ImJ
portantarrangement,A?The Commissioners arcl
certainly. entitled to the erreaf est credit for the!
ability and prudence they have "displayed, and
if uwcss wmcu uas qrowneaineir enons. .
i; JVinter in EuropeThe last English papera
represent ?th4 winter as very severe in Great
Britain! Franjce ; and other- pars jof Europe-
The cold was so intense in France that a train
of .cars? on the Rouen rail road, which stoppecj
at Meulen to jdischarge freight, was obliged to!
remain there kll night, the oil n! the boxes of
the wheels having frozen, together with the wa4
ter in the pipe which communicates, from thei
tender 1 to the locomotive. Af piedmont, the
snow was four feet deep. A. number of persons
are said to have , perished in various parts oft
r ranee;; and i some. idea may,be formed of the
ousirucuons onerea ny the snow; when we state
that the? mail from Air to Dragufgnan, which
generally is taken in ten hours 'by Ithree horses,
was jnours in passing over the same distance
-FRIDAY MORNING.
TheiCourt of Common Pleas! for Rowan
has been irj session, this week. A good
deal ofj business, of a civil nature has been
done; and nothing has occurred! to disturbe
good fipelin among gentlemen! of the bar,
the Court, attendants, &c, &c except
cold weather ; which, a part of the time,
was intense
Can it be Possible 1 Can it e possible,
we ask, that Gen McKay made the re
marks jattrihuted to him in thei following
extract from the N. Y. Express ?
In conclusion, we cite the language
used the other day, in Washington, by a lo
cofoco member of Congress, (himself more
honest j than his party,) in allusion to this
very case. " How is it," said he (we quote
Mr. McKay of N. C.) - how is it. that if a
3VLig Jje-turked out oXofficehajmrnedi
ately settles j his accounts, and we hear
nothing more of him and the Democrat,
who would Hold on to office, is turned out
for hisj dishonesty; and never settles his
accounts f We sot rid of Curtis, and he
squared evervthinsr with the! tiWsnrv
while by Hoyt and others, we have lost, I
know njot how many millions I don't un
derstand all this. f
DCT'pnlhfe 31st ult., the liegislature of
Virginia, elected, Mr. Daniel, Whig, Coun
cillor ot State, vice Mr. Rutherford, whose
term of (service expires on the 31st March
next. The Locofocos strove1 hard to re
tain Mr. R., and made all kind jof threats
to terrify the Whigs, but all would not do.
DC3 The Bostonians have made six in
etlectual attempts to elect a Mayor, and
fill the poarcj of Aldermen, lit
to the nearlv eaual strength bf
is owing
Ithree par-
tjes, in tjhe city, to wit : the American Re
publicaii, the Whig and Democratic.
. . . o
DC?3 The , Legislature of Pennsylvania
has pasled a bilf to pay the interest due
on her bonds- a measure, it seems, which
was strenuously opposed by some of her
people, j Thei bill passed unanimously.
An election was held in thisjTown, on
last Saturday, for a Police Magistrate and
two Commissioners, for the Corporation ;
which resulted in the choice (by the cast
ing votejof the Sheriff) of Wm. Chambers,
Esq., for Magistrate ; H. H. Beard and
Jeremiau M.i Brown receiving large ma
jorities oyer their opponents, Wm H. Smith
and B. Fbalev, for Commissioners.
Business in New York. ThejN. York
Correspondent of the National Intellieren
r i uul Ior ia g Hon OI ine
1 .1 ! U.i il .1
iy oi an iiiuus oi uusiness wouia go on in
creasing! Capitalists are afraid, in the
present uncertain state of affairs, to make
adventures, and prefer their strong boxes
to securities-f which might prcive to be
tn-secunties. i
Report of hishop Onderdohks
Trial-
We know of no book -we will npt except
even tne very worst oi raui ae rvock s
novels that lis calculated to exercise a
more pernicious influence, than the report
of BishojjOnderdonk's Trials .wjiich has
just been published in a cheap form, and
which is nowiin the course of rapid circu
iation in (the United' States.1 Pet. Lit: : '
; Recall of the Mexican Ministerjr-A gen
tleman whose means of information in re
gard to .Mexican affairs are j better than
our. ovn,assures,uStthatthenew govern
ment of Mexico, under date sof , Pec." 30th; 1
issuea inEiruciions uj. vjeu. rviuionte, ine
Iexican; Minister tothe United States, to
demand his passportsiA F; JCom. ;
4 I
It
. V?fr. S!nno:i, the- Araerlcan Minister, "lias
been more at eass since the Minister, of For
eign Relations, Rejoa, has lied from the toun
try. He - meets "now" more rood Willi &rA
franker ; intercourse with the new government,
as does thft FrAn(h MinictA nA it- J.
sed that the ditSculties with foreign powers will
be settled to the sathfartinn nf.n!! . - -
U.:r?k
"pi
Sal ibu r y Itlarkc t. '
Qats, i& a20;.TaUowi6 a ; rWheat, 50 ;.BraDdr!
fpeacl) a45 ; do. (appli.) 30 35 Whiskev,25 40j
Mcot the Sre-Bapgingri6 to 22J
Bale-roBel 7 i 9 : Coflee: 7 a 9 Tmn 91 A nTnln.
40 a 50 ; Nails, teat, perltegr) 05 75 ; PoWder, (keg 84
f5 '850 ; do. (blasting, per keg) 3 75 a $4 ; Salt,
(sack) m 50 a $2 75l Sagar. (brown) 7 a 10 cts do.
(1?fli5lTin cn9) 812 501 Oysters, (fresh) per
gaIS2 50 ; do. (pickUd) 81 50; Salmon; per lb. 25 cts.
Mullens, (per doz.) $125. i. - .... r .
.ISheeting,4-4, (Salisbury mannfactnre)J a 8 ; Cotton
Yami (Nos. 5 to 12) 15 cts. per lb.- - ' '
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE1 SUBSCRIBER x
RESPECTFULLY informs, the citi
zens of Salisbury and the surround
ing country; that he has opened a '
Jeweler y & Watchmaker's
in th lower room of Thomas L. Cowan's brick row op
posite to G. W. Crown's store, where he solicits a share
j -ic P?tronage- He has lately received from Phil
adelphia a general assortment of "
batches nutr Setofleva,
T ; -jl ;- ALSO
Materials, such as Main springs, Watch
Glasses, tyc, tyc.
Al kinds of Watches will be reDaired,
chronomitera, duplex, horizontal, patent-lever, musical, j
icjKOfmg autt piam. aiso, ciocKs, musical boxes, and
all kinds of Jewelery will be put in order on reasonable
termi . Having obtained a very steady and skilful work
man from a celebrated Watch making Establishment in
Philadelphia, he feels no hesitation in saying that he will
be ab e to give entire satisfaction to all those who may fa
vor him with their work. All he asks is a trial.
Lepine and plain watches will be altered to natent le
vers, and waiTanted to perform well. .
Oia cold and silver taken in -xnh a Tier A tiT urlr Ann
JOHN E. BOfiP.R
Salisbury. Feb 8. 1845 tf41
1 MlBSIHIArri'g.,
FAUST & W1NEBRENER,
No.
TO, North Third street above Arch,
PHILADELPHIA, r
Hi
AVING just received their Spring supply of For-
eigii and Domestic if
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, c., c.,
; i ; Among which will be found
Cotton and Wool Cards. A
Traces, Steel, Griffin's Grain and
Grass Scythes, Shovels Spades,
superior quality) German
Scythes, j-c.
We are disposed to sell -at moderate prices, and respect
fully ask. the favor of a call.
N. B. Orders by mail or otherwise punctually and
personally attended to DAVID FAUST,
j . D. S. WINEBRENER
Feb 8. 1845 6w41
VALUABLE
personal ftvopmn fov jsnir.
if ' . .
WILL be sold at the late residence of E. M. Kelly,
deceased, on Tuesday the 4th day of March next,
the following property, to wit 12 or fourteen valuable
I NEGROES,
OF DIFFERENT AGES AND SEXES.
A quantity of HORSES, CA TTLE4 HOGS,
SHEEP 4- CO TTON, FARMING U TEN.
S1LS, HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, a quanttity of
VALUABLE BOOKS.
Also! at the same and place, will be hired until Christ
mas about six NEGROES. Terms of both Bale and
hiring to be a liberal credit ; particulars made known on
the day; of sale, and the sale to continue from day to day
until closed. JOHN CLEMENT, Adm'r.
1 with the Will annexed of E
xr iru.. j j
I Davie county, Feb 8, 1845
4w41
P. Si Those indebted to said estate are requested to
close the same. Those having claims against said es
tate are requested to present them within the time pre
scribediby law, otherwise this notice will be plead in bar
jof recovery. JOHN CLEMENT, Adm'r
STRAYED or stolen from the sub
scriber, living 1J miles south of Con
cord, on Tuesday the 2lst January, a black
mare, 14 hands high and 8 or 9 years old. She is a well
built animal, and was in fine order ; has some white hairs
n her, and a blemish in her eft eye Said mare had on
saddle, bridle and martingales when she left. I suspect
(hat she is stolen, and will give a liberal reward to any
person that will give me such information as shall enable
ine to recover ber. Wm. WHITE.
Concord, Cabarrus county, Feb 8, 1845 4w41
HAVING obtained Letters of Administration on the
estate of Wm. Hen ly, dee'd, this is to notify all
persons: indebted to said estate, to come forward and
make settlement, either by cash or note ; and all per
sons haying claims against it to present them duly au
thenticated, within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
I JOSEPH HENLY, Adm'r.
Feq $,1645 3w41
T OST by the subscriber on the 31st January, 1845,
L4 between Salisbury and Locke's Bridge, a Pocket
Book containing $18 50 cts. ; two $4 bills ; one $1
bill ; one $2 bill ; one $5 gold piece ; one 2 J gold
piece, j ine subscriber will give a liberal reward tor the
same,, or information concerning it.
JAS. H. HEATHER.
Salisbury, feb 8, 1845 3w41
Ulilliner and MauUm iTIaker.
rI'l HE subscriber informs the public that she, is now
JL prepared to execute work in the above line of busi
ness, in the neatest and most fashionable style.' Orders
from a distance will be strictly attended to. . Straw and
Leghorn bonnets bleached and trimmed in the latest fash
ion. ' :u - MARY W; RATLEDGE. ,
Mocksville, Feb 1,1845. ' 5w40 . .-.'
LISTIOF LETTERS remaininff in'tbePott
Office at Lawrenceville, oh the 1st January,
Leonard Fry,' John Bird, John L Christian,
5 ; amuel H. Christian, T. E. Pende Mary
$immon,j.CoItnf - Cameron, William McLeod,'
James
AllenThomas Pemberton,' M. Tv Wad.'
dell. ;
: THOS. .WILLIAMS, P;M.
r1 0 RENT A large arid comfortable dwelling house,
JL simated on a 4 acre lot: v All necessary out-houses
attached, f Also, to hire, for the present year.a Very likely
negro boy-Enquire at this office.' 40tf . ,? -v
. pULKIL XOTES OF IIAD
Neatly printed and for sale at this Office."
Product from IPaon. Bacon," none; Beeswax; 25
ctH3(atter, a 8 ; Cotton, S aJ'r Corn; 30" r Floar,
3 3i Feathern. SO a 22 . Flaro 75 . l.A 1 - c .
j:3
27 a 23 ;On,L;::.ceJ, 73
. j
a S3
aSJ
12 a 15 -Trails, cut,
-7 a 10
7i a 10
Ilas. r?r. lb.
Suar, brown, 0 a9
U ao. Lump, ; - 14
".do. Loaf, . 14 a 16
4i
a 5
Cot Bagmg,,:i6a20
Corn, ; ;trt40a50:
Flour,-, 83iJaS
Feaihers, ;23a30
Salt, (bush.) 45 a 50
do- iSack.$2 'a82 25
Tallow
;-:n
a 7
Flaxseed, Bl :i5aH
Tobacco, rf;;l$; a. 2j
niaes, greeny 4 5 a o
fa -dry,. 8 a JO
Iron V.t4 .a 5
"neav.aO taS3
Whiskey., 4 v 00 a 3Q .
. .''CHER AW-. MARKET, Feb.
Kaconl-V -i ifilV7
Leather, sole,' 20 a 25
Beeswax, - 22 a 25
Coffee,' U -9; alO
Cotton,. - v3$a 5
Corn,.- r. 40; a 50
Flour, . . 83a$4i
Feathers, 25 , a 30
Iron, , u-. - 15: .a .63
Lard, - 'V9 alO
Molasses, 35 a 40 ,
Xails, cut, iV 6i V a74
Rice, i.':4 a 5
Sugar, br.:? 8 a 10
do. Loaf, 15 "al9 :
ialtysack, 8l87ia,2
Head Quarters, 4th Division N.: Carolina militia, i
h "' z-, i4 i' Rlfordton,Jan: JiL 1845. i
i cmBAL OBDERS, IfO. "l;
THE undersigned, having been duly elected and coin.
missioned Major General of tbe 4th Division of North
Carolina MUitia," haa assamed the s command, and re
quires the proper returns and duties to be rendered to him.'
2. The following gentlemen compose the Staff, to
whom all are required to render the proper obedience and
respect. William H. Miller, Division Inspector. Chief
of the Staff", with the rank -of Lieut. Colonel . Charles
. Emerson, Quartermaster, with the rank of Lieuten
ant Colonel. WilUam Myers,.and John M. Jones, Aids
with the rank bf Major. f? Signed, -
I ..-v.s-.i JOHN G. BYNUM, ' I'f:
S Major General, 4th Division; N:C. Militlar
.-.- .-.-. rT " 1 ' - I- & :
Head Quarters, 4th DiTision N. Carolina Mlitia, )
uumerToraton. Jan. I, 1 845. , i
SPECIAL OItIEll, Io.;i: :
THE Officers of the 11th Brigade; North Carolina
Militia, will meet at their usual place of regimen
tal muster on the 22d of February next, to vote for Briga
dier Gendral, in place of Brigadier General? Means, re
signed. By order of the Major General.
CHARLES NHMERSON; f -'i
Feb 1-13 wiQ , . Lieut. Colonel. '
States of JX. Carolina Ia vie County.
Superior Court of Law Fall Term, 1844 -f-Dorcas
A. Jone3 e. George JC-' Jones. , '
Petition for Divorce. . '
tt appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
defendant in this case, is not an inhabitant of this State I
It is ordered by the court, that publication be made for six
weeks in the Carolina Watchman, for said defendant -to"
appear at the next term of this court, to be held on the
4th monday after the 4th monday in February next, and
plead answer or demur to plaintiffs petition, or judgment
proconfesso will be entered and the petition set for hear
ing exparte. Witness, L. R. Rose, clerk of our Superior
Court, the 4th monday after the 4th monday in August,
1844- L. R. ROSE, esc, ;
6w4Q : Printers fee $5 50 j '
Stiitr of jior tn roltnai
DAVIE COIXNTY. -IN EQUITY. '
Maximilian Cuihrell v. Jos. M. Roberts and
nah, and George W. Johnson, Adm'r, of Elizabeth Kirby.
Bill for Injunction. f
It appearing that Joseph M. Roberts and wife Susan
nah.two of the defendants in this case, are not inhabitants
of this Sate : Notice is hereby given to the said defend
ants, to appear at the next Court of Equity, tc be held for
the county of Davie, at the court-house in Mocksville, on
the 4th nionday after the 4th monday in February next,
and plea, answer or demur to complainant's bill, or the
same wifTbe taken pro joonfesso, and the cause heard exl-
parte as to them. Witness, Lemuel Bingham, clerk and
master of said court at bffice, the 20:h of January, A X
1R4S - , T OWPtiAt ....
1845
1 6w40
Printers fee $5 50
State of jiortn earoilna.
DAVIE COUNTY. i
Superior Court of Law Fall Term, 1844. 4
Elizabeth Phillips, t. Daniel Phillips.
Petition for Divorce. ." ; -'
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
defendant in this case, is not an inhabitant of this
State : It is ordered by the court that publication be made
for six weeks in the Carolina Watchman for said defend
ant to appear at the next term of this court, to be held n
the 4th monday after 4th monday in February, and plead,
answer or demur to plaintifEs petition, or judgment pro
comesso wm oe entered, and the petition set for hearing
exparte. Witness, L. R. Rose, clerk of our superior
court, me 4tn monday alter the 4th monday in August,
1844. Ll R.ROSE, c sc.
6w40 PrintersTee $5 500
IIS store and for sale low,
J pipe best article, French Brandy, ' ,
1 bbl fine old Madeira,
1 do Port Wine, (superior)
1 do Malaga Wine,
1 do Holland Gin, , - !.
Salisbury, Feb 1 1 tf40 J. H. ENNISS.
STATIONARY.
ON hand a superior article of letter paper ruled, and
glazed foolscap, account and note paper ; also, quills,
steel pens, super Wack ink, red do, letter stamps, wafers,
sealing wax, &c., tf4Q J. H. ENNISS.
A Small, but Valuable, Farm for sale.
THE Subscriber oflers for sale the Plan-,
tation upon which he now lives, known
by the name of the White-House, six miles
East of Salisbury, lying on the Yadkin river,
near the 1 rading k ord, containing 175 Acres, the
greater part of which is under fence. , There is on it. a
FINE DWELLING HOUSE
large, well arranged, comfortable, and well finished to
gether with all the necessary out-houses for a farm.
It will be sold privately, if application be maie soon
or at public auction at the Courthouse in Salisbury, on
the Tuesday of February Court, on a credit of 12 months.
January 4th. 1845 37tf J. M. LOVE, i
DR. J. J. SUMMERELL,
HAVING removed to the office lately occupied by
Judge Caldwell, the next door below J. H. Enniss'
Drug store, will always be found there unless profession
ally engaged. Jan II. 1845 ly37 ;
Executor's . Sale. :
I WILL offer forale, in Lincolnton, on Monday the
3rd of March next, being Monday of the Superior
court, the following property, to wit : Eli Hoyl's inte
rest in the High Shoal Manufacturing Company,, being
one tenth part. There are belonging to said Company
upwards of seventeen thousand acres of Landj, twenty
valuable negro men, the most of whom are first-rate me
chanics ; six waggons and teems, a Furnace Forge; Ro
ling Mill and Nail Factory, all in good repair. Also,
two Saw mills, and two Grist mills. .Also, said Hoyl's
interest in two Lots purchased of Dr. Simpson, on which
are all the shops.
One negro woman and children ; one
corner cup-board,
and otaer articles not necessary; to
mention. Lme attention and reasonable credit will be
given byme. " . I ! r i ANDREW HOYL;
i - Jan- 10th, 1845-33:5t .1 7 .r 'njr Executor. :d.
ISSOL,UTIOX-The Firm of JOHN D.
BROWN tt CO., heretofore existing.has been dis
solved by mutual j consent, p All those indebted Jo said
firm, by Note or Book account, aterequested to come for
ward, without delay and make payment v - .
.Salisbury. Feb 1. 1S15
-r,4w40. :
An excellent Piano for Sale? -
FpniTnndersrgnedJntending to return to the Kortb,
v JL- offers for sale one of Bosserts and Shomsker' s new
Improved grand aetion Piano-Fortes. ; Tn instrument.
which
icn U a supenor one, has been in use ien jonuv i
1 be seen at Richard B. Airy'T.roiles east of States-
can
viile, Iredell county.,"
- C. RAYS OR.
f40
Lacou,
Beeswax,,
Cutter, "
Dale Hope,
Coffee,
CoTTOX.
II!
t.
: 1 1"
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C"
lw, T-,T
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that ba ever Leen b
rou;
o:it will be found the fuliowin
A?
fA PI?ce Clo'J;3,ca5s:mjrts anJ ca-:let9 '
J fS pieces pkid and f!ain Kentucky jan ;
Tweed cloth. Sb per cent cheaper than any otV-
.. 50 pieces black and dncy col'd alpacca,'
. US cents and uowar.!." - '
pieeesblue.brack jnJ fincj prBilm
; - - 33 J pc'r cr, cheaper th3n any other Lo .
i "50 pieces red, white and green tlaaneU, i '
? ;10. i genuine HecanchorboItiagcIofN -J
" 500 blanteu assorted qualities and rlzes, '
Bleacbdl and brown' shirtiogs, bed .ticks, tprco'cVc!.
Jaconeti, eambricks, and swisa muslin, Jar :t'
ment of iTailorS trimming: ptnshams, plaid cloak
handkeitlilefi, tlppeis.and shawls, flannel ; drawvr .5 t : 1
birta, Testings, diapers, dimities, table cloths, fancy v-!-'
jets for ladies dresses, fancy silks for do. rich fancy c -meresfordo.
t . . ' . - - -
Uf45 dozen straw Leghorn, bombazine anJ velvet I -1.
i'-:' nets, , , T . . t '
(ur-bair; ttaxed and velvetcaps.
.1500 pair shoes assorted, t v-j 4 ,
jTO cases men's and boys boots, ' 1 r !, 'i
15 Urates crockery ware, contaimnw inn.'i .
Tups and saacersv300 dozen plates, and a ere at v-.r.
of other ware, large stock of Hardware and cuderf, s -taoiig
which may be founif,carpenters tools d" all kin '
superior stock ofRodgers superfine, pocket knives, u
good assortment of carriage trimmings, sadcL'ery anj sad
dlers truiimings, ? -'; ,
laOOOlbsoafctaninJemlocV ;
100 kegs Dupont'i FFF and blasting pow Jer, !
ki 130 bags shot assorted sizes CO; - v . .
20 casks primct cheese
j. CSO bags prime Cew crop Rio cofiee.. j: '
'U ; ! 33hhds Ne4r Orleans and Porto Rico sngsr; ' 1
, vt 75 1 Kegs nails and brads assorted sizes,1. , ,
410 Kegs whit leadt best quality, j ,
25iboxes tin plate.,. , i . 1
12 bis tanner's oil. f prime . ; r. I . t" ' : J "
'" The above ods m all hnnafif n Phna.f,.1,,;. i
Kew; Nok-wth and for casji, since the late fall in price
fwhicl i-it from 25 to 33FTper ctl lower.T and manv of
them: are now'bfl&red at lowerpriees than any cf cur
merchants paid for them in September last. I'.; V . 1 -
; 1 Merchants, pedlars, and other, wholesale' dealer ;c 1 1
now vcit our store v-ith the expectation of finding at t .l
seasons f the year a large and cheap' stock-of every
kind of goods, as we have now.; one o the Lest tuyen
always itt New York, w4th coA fa Hi Hands to buy any
bargain dint may oHbivf , Give us a cap, and we will sliou
yot a larger and cheaper stock of s goods than any. otlit r
house. Particular attention will be paid to wholsale or
deis.' - ' !' - -' ; ,r,-' Re9DectfuIlv."&.c. &c..' ;
; , r 7l.it. W. MURPHY,
SaEsbary, Jan' 7, 1S45 1 , . 13t37 "
rNB. 500 bales of Cotton wanted.,'.. ' " ' '
'NEW-.
Mf'('
GROCERIES,
A SPLENDID7A,SSORTJtENTiOF
1
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WSTBRSI;
(In the Shell)- i , ';
Which; persons may prepare for themselves
on Chjafingdishes,1 at "my Shop, in a very .
, Biiprt nine, to suit wiein.own lasies. , '
.'' f ' . ... - , A; ' ' m i -' ' --"
Sa BiscuilfUnd Water Crackers'; -' ,
fi-kt? ' Raising AlmondsPrDncs?;.:;-- - -3 '
Segars and Snuff, (Scotch and Macaboy ;
. j A GREAT tariett or CANDIES, r
r. ' Ana Toys. 3 c m ! "
, , ALSO7- f, - f1-, I '' w
FisfitSaTOUjes, Salmon Herring and JTXulIct(
' I ' OLIVC OIL.
Sltoe-Blacking, fiddle Strings, spgfurand tallow Candle;-
s 'NASH BRANDY, v j
AND VARIOUS OTHER ; LIQUORS & WINES,
spch as French brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica runv Ma
deira, Port, Teneriffe, Claret; ChampaigoeA Muscat M al
ajga and domestic, wmes Jlso, some splendid 4I
Porter; Scotch Ale and JXbany AIc -:
rest variety of other articles in my line'of busineM
to tedioasto mention and which I wilj sell as low as
they can pe sold for cash, or xiit credit to punctual dealers'
All the above fine articles will be found at the Salisbury
Conftctianary aud Bakery ; opposite J. 6i W Murphy's
siore,qr it the Safahiry Grocery and Confectionary.
! ! : ":""f:ii:j20uechi2.).
, j SalitHry, Pec. 21, 1844 . f - tft&26 -
Court of Tleat a
Quart'ttSctiitntXov.Terin, 1 844
Mildred Renshaw, widow of James Renhaw, . Arther
RenshawWm Hendrex and wife Mary, Denton HendrrX
and wife Sarah Ann, Rebecca 4tenshaw, Elizabeth Red
shaw and; John Renshaw,
tPctitionforiDower.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of. the Court, that Ar
ther Rvnsbaw, is not an inhabitant of this State: It hi
ordered, that publication be made six successive weeks in
the Carolina Watchman, that the said defendant in ihia
esse, be and appear at the next term of this court, to be
held at th court-houseia jVIocksville, on the 4th monday
o Februsjry next, and plead, or judgment will we taken
pro confesso. ' Witness, John Ckmenf. clerk of bur said
court, at eiffice, the 4th monday of November,184 1, and
6th of American Independence;?- - r , .
iJ,;.-. .J .-,.JOHN CLE5IENT,Clk.j
6w3t-4Printers fee $5'50 J " -"1 '
RUNAWAY NEGROES.
rTlAKEN op and committed . to , the :Jall r,f
, JL. Rowan county, on the 7th day. of January,
iwp negro menrtrpnee ana june. ; rnnce is a
botit 30 Tears of ace: 5 feet 5 inches hisrh. - Juno"
isiabout 3S years old, 5 feet high, afid say they teloflg to
J4hn p. .-Murphy, of Lexington Dirtrict, South Caro
lina. 1 j The owneris requested tocome forward prove
property, bay charges and take them away.'-- ' -- .:.;
Jaa 11 j 1S45 iirn?: . tf37vc-,1
MIgS SARAtt M; LLNSTEIi;
RESPpCTFULtY informs the citizens of Mocks-,
viile and the surrounding country tlut she has com-
'need the ' -'. T-,"-?- '- - '
inj this plajce, at the" residence of Vm ' B.7 Ma rch. Esq .
o doorsi below the Methodist Church, where she will
b glad tojreceiye orders fojr work in her line.'. -f-f . .
; : I Shej trusts frcm )ong experience, to be aWe to give sa t -isfaction.
j Charges will be moderate. Hau and bonjjet-j
bteached and trimmed to order W . " 1 .
ilocXi,flsaryrll,l&45 A: 3m37 , r
, JOHN U. VOGLER,
Watch, nod fCIocki:
cr,
XlOULD respectfully US rm thecit-.
F T izens oi Kowan and tne adjoinm
eoonties, that he haa opened his shcy cu
main street, in the olBce formerlyoccupied by V. i,s. J.
FJummerj as addleri three; doors below J.'II. En '
pothecafy storewhere he .is prepared to execute : t;l
Work in hts fine of business His work will recomtncu.l
itself; to the aged he can say that come &nd you an l.ne
good spectacles, also glasBes fitted to suit any age. Jev.--elery
made to order;-rings, breast p'ms, &c. 4 .
Old gold and stiver, taken in exchange for;work.' '
Jan 1111345 3 . . ly37:. -
:-"-!. WANTED ;
iTRQM 10to 15,003 feet'of Walnut or Chefxy f iarA,
; far which a liberal cash' price will be t-;U. -
Jan. 14,1815.,.' ,
D. WATCQ!.
rTl"A 3 half chests sapericr Upca Tm, whlcli I
'tjL will sell at cost to close sale J, IL
1 Feb 1,133 ; ; f. - - "
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