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!; WORDS FOR WJUSIC.
'L ' r oeo. w, atpvsa. r
; I lore to sitig hm I aru'dhd ; .
8t,n Is it 'f ho of my gladness ;
1 loveo fine when I am sid,
' Till ing iiiakrs swrrtrrjy very sadness.
;?Ti p'f asuM when Voices chime.
To some swrct rhyme infeoncert only ;
A aW lo me is company - ?
Cood'company, when I api lonely.
Whenever I greet ihe momig light.
My song goesfbrth in thankful numbers,
And 'uiU the shadows of the night,
I sin$ mc lo my welcome slumbers.
My heart is stirred by each ;lad bird
Whose noteia heard in fjmmtr bowers ;
And sorjg gives birth to frier dly mirth
Around the hearth, in win iry hours.
Man first learned song 1 Pnjjradise,
From I he brigU angels o'ejr him singing,
And in our home above the slues,
'. Glad anthems arc forever ringing.
God lend his ear, well-pleasf J to hear
The sprigs that cheer His children's sorrow ;
Till day shall break and we shall wake
Whew love will make unfading morrow.
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Then let mf sing while yet I may,
Like hjin God loved, the sweet-tongucd Psalmist,
Who found, in haip and holy lay,
The charm that keeps the spirit calmest.
For sadly here I.'need the cheer
While, sinful fear with pleasure blendeih ;
Oh !, bow I long to join the throng
Who sing the song that never endeth.
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11 pro aided, a tid Mr. Drodhead, of PeDiwjlva
nil, acted as Secretary, The following reso
lution, offered by Mr. Sevier, of Arkansas, xyas
adopted ineffectual molt (Hit having been matte
toltrike out 4 Baltimore and to substitute ths
4tb of July for the 4th Manday in May
Resolved, That it lie respectfully recom
mended to our Democratic friends throughout
the Union, to hold the proposed National Con
veotion, for the purpose of nominating candi
dates for President and Vice President; of the
United Slates, at i he usual time, and place, to
wt j : on the 4tb Monday of May next, la Bal
timjbre. The Senate of Louisiana have adopted reso
lutions by a vote of 21 to 8 approbatory of the
wa with Mexico, and. expressive of the neces
sity of sustaining the Administration in its fur
tbejf prosecution for obtaining indemnity by ter
ritqty. These resolutions j were under .discus
sion in the House of Representatives. A sword
valfd at 8500 had been voted lo Gen. P.fF.
Smith. The election of U. S. Senator was to
he3d ult., at which, resolutions were adopted
recommend ins a convention to be held on the
22 of February for the purpose of nominating
Gen. Taylor for the Pre eidoncy. -CAa. Neirs.
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THE FIRST MARRIAGE. ;j
Marriage is ol a date prior to siq itself the
only relic of a paradise that is left us one
smile that God let fall on ihe world's innocence,
lingering and playing still upon its seared vis
age. The first marriag4 was celebrated be
fore God himself, who filled in his own person,
the office of Guest, Witness, and Priest. There
stood the two god like forrnsof innocence, fresh
in the beauty of their unstained nature the hal
lowed shades of the garden, and green carpeted
earth, smiled to look on so divine a pair. The
chrystal waters flowed by pure and transparent
as they. The unblemished flowers breathed
incense on the sacred airy; answering to their
upright love. An artless round of joy from all
vocal nature was the hymn a spontaneous nup
tial harmony, such as a world in tune might
I O
! yield ere discord was invented. Religion blest
i the two children thus, and led them forth into
have taken place on the 24th ult. A very large " !o eS,n her wondrous history, lhe first
lailor meeting took place in New Orleans on j religious scene they knew was their own mar-
riage before the Lord God. They learned to
love him as the Interpreter and Sealer of their
love to each other : and if they had continued
in their uprightness, life would have been a
form of wedded worship a sacred mystery of
spiritual oneness and communion. r
They did not continue, j Curiosity triumphed
They tasted sin, and knew it
X letter from Washington to the N. . Cou-
rier and Enquirer says : !
Mr. THOMPSON'S SPEECH PEACE
t RUMORS-WHIG MEETING IN WASH-INGTO-V.
Potomac the Washington correspondent of
the Balimore Patriot, in his letter of the 28th
fe ult.t says ; j
Mr. Thompson's splendid speech, yesterday
is, the theme.ot general conversation and eulo,
CT n all hands. I housandsot copies will be
'i subscribed dor by the members of Congress who
listened to ti delivery, for circulation among
. their constituents. The whole people of this
country ought to rend it. x j
: I Some members were a little surprised that
, Jur. Thompson did not reply to his colleague,
Mr. Ilenlv. yho spoke next before him on the
i message, instead of replying, to Mr. McLane,
.whose speech was delivered several days pre
, viously. Buj there' need be no surprise at al
in the matter Mr. Thompson could not de
scend so lowas to make a speech like, or in
' - answer to, that which Mr. Henly delivered
He flew at rather higher came. He knew that
i by demolishing the young RepresentativeTrom
' Baltimore he would get some credit but none
for demolishing M r. Henly !
'Ie rumor respecting Mr. Trist's treaty
; giiu bolievej-s more and more every day. It
I is nownuite probable that despatches have been
receired by our Government, informing it of the
jjroject of a treaty which Mr. Trist has made
already, or which he represents he can make
, and that Mr. Polk and Secretary Marry are ve
ry much worried about the matter. All the or
gans and echoes of tho administration, who get
there, we hear, are proclaiming to the country
that Mr. Trist has not authority to make any
treaty that he has been recalled, &c. Never
thelets, it is nuite probable that the project of a
treaty of peace is already here in possession of
JIr Folk and Mr. .Marry. '
The Whig hiembers of Congress had a con
sulfation meetng last night, and resolved that it
Would be exnifdient for the Whig party to hold
' a National Convention some time next Spring
In agree lion candidates for President and Vice
.. President of ltys United Slates. J he place and
-tims of holding the Convention were not agreed
upon. '!
LOCOFOCO CAUCUS.
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Correspondence of the Daltimore Patriot.
I Washington, Jan. 24, 1848.
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The Locofco members ot Congress were in
; causus to night, upon the subject uf the nomi
nation for lhe Presidency. There is some irou-
ble among thein'ubout who shall be their can
didale, but moj-e apprehension about the Whig
candidate. In regard to the nomination ot the
Whigs,-the Locofocos seem to feel a deeper in
tere it, if. ihcir'ttoiil may be taken, than they
do for iheir own ! Uui this is understood -they
fVar thatthe y tiis will run a particular can
didate perhnps they may have no reason to re
juice if another should be run..
.;' j Ai lhe meeting lo. night, a committee of lhe
T kpertibers of the two house, which had been
appointed al a previous meeting, made a report
. and recommended ih-it ihr; Licoloco National
i Convention should be held -in Baltimore on
1 lhe fourth Moijday of May, (being the 22d day.)
in this year., f
i Motions wefq mad to substitute Cincinnati
as the place (r holding the meeting, which
Her reieoled.l It was then proposed that the
Reeling shouli be held on the 4ih of July, and
this was aUo rejected.
''it 'PL!. 'J f !! .1 ,
, j jms umsion, in lavor oi noiaing me meet
1 lug n Baltimore, is regarded as unfavorable to
Mr. Cass. His friends were most anxious to
- 1miU1 the meeting in Cincinnati, where, it was
; bpc!d there wpuld be such an evidence given
. hi popularly among the people, as to in-
aucei the Cnveinipn jfo nominate him.
' l 'Ielriend Mr.' Buchanan, Mr. Dallas and
Jjudge WoudWy saw through r the trick and
i (feleated it for he same reason that moved
tlo( friends of r. C8. They hope that their
particular candidate will b? overwhelmingly
strong with the) masses that may gaiher on the
;dyf in Baltimore. Mr. Buchanan's friends
r I were especially anxious for Baltimore, and ihev
itgec iv siairu iui gitm tAjnu-iiucja in suiiic j OVer llinOCeilCC.
'the New York papers, that J. Q. Adams has ! w
scjiired himself in favor oflannexing the whole i . , ? , . , .
mt- aa ar,an . fc t.a i ana woman s nean are no longer wnai ineir
ot Mexico, as certain to hasten the emanctna- .
iori?of slavery. I -know this rumor to be un- n,SI nearls were- beauty is oiemisnea. iove
true,; Mr. Adams has said, emphatically and is debased. Sorrow and tears are in the world s
repeatedly, that he believed the absorption of ; cup. Sin has swept away all paradisean mat-
ter and the world is bowed under its curse.
NEWPIRM!
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i ; DR$. BROlfli JAMES
HAVING purchased lhe Drug Store formerly occa
pied by J. Hi Enniss, V&ald inform the public that
they intend keeping at all times, a large and full assort
ment of . j;
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals, &e.
Physicians may rest assured that they may at all times
obtain from them a pure and genuine article ; and fur
thermore, that they will sell as cheap, (if not cheaper)
than any similar establishment in this section,
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Amons their Stock may be found the following viz:
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Powd'd "
Allspice,
Pepper, (all kinds)
Mace and Cloves,
Cinnamon,
Indigo & Copperas,
Madder & Arnatto,
Log and Red Wood,
Starch,
Fig Blue,
Candles, (all kinds)
Lemon Syrup,
Sweet Oil,
Lamp Oil,
Matches & Blacking,
Mustard, (best)
Leather & Carriage
Varnish, etc., &c
all plexico to be inevitable, but never that it
waijin his view desirable.
been made of his rumored
its Correction proper.
The use that has
declaration renders
From the Pittsboro Communicator.
0UR TRIP TO FAETTEVILLE.
, pe arrived at Fayetteville on Friday
last after an unpleasant journey of a day
anji a half. As we took our leave of thea
barren sand hills, about four miles from
tovvii, the nrst thing that attracted our at
tention was the telegraphic wire, extend-,
edlfrom pole to pole, awaiting the appli
cation of electricity for the conveyance
ofjsjeedy intelligence.; Approaching near
er to old Cross Creeks, We espied the star
spangled banner floating in the breeze up
on the beautiful summit called Hay-
Mount. As we drew nearer, we beheld
the splendid Arsenal, upon the top of
which was planted the flag-staff of the
distant banner. A few minutes more
brpught os in full view of the town, in
which we perceived with gratification and
delight a wonderful improvement since
Still one thing remains as it was. God merci
fully spared one token of the innocent world,
and that the dearest, to be a cymbol forever of
the primal love. And this is maniage the re
ligious estate ot marriage. This one flower of
Paradise is blooming yet in the desert of sin.
Dr. Bushncll.
RULES FOR THE JOURNEY OF LIFE.
Never to ridicule sacred things, or what oth
ers may esteem such ; however absurd they may
appear to be.
Never to show levity when the people are pro
fessedly engaged in worship. f ;
Never to resent a supposed injury til! I know
the views and motive of the author of it. Nor
on any occasion to retaliate.
Never to judge a person's character by exter
nal appearance.
Always to lake the part of an absent person
who is censured i company, so far as truth and
propriety will allow.
Never to think the worse of another on ac
count of his differing from me in political or re
ligious opinions.
Not to dispute with a man moie than seventy
Alcohol, j
Castor Oil, j
Epsom Salts,'
Bals. Copaiva,
Quinine, ... j
Peruv. or Remark,
Blue Mass, (Eng.)
Calomel, "
Rhubarb,
Jalap,
Ipecac,
Magnesia,
Opium,
Morphine,
Hyd. Potass., j
Iodine,
Lunar Caustic,
Vials, (all sizes)
Race Ginger,
(Lr Medicat prescriptions carefully prepared at all
hours. !
ED. W. BROWN,
H.JAMES,
Salisbury, Dec. 16, 1347 tf 33
atcard:
DUS. BROW &, JAMES having associated them
selves in the practice of Medicine, can always be
found at theirdrugstore when not professionally engaged.
Salisbury, December 16, 1847 if 33
State ot I JLortU (EaroUua,
IREDELL COUNTY.
Court of Plea and Quarter Sessions Novem
ber Term, 1847.
James P. Godby, Adm'r of Jesse Cummins, r. William
Cummins, Jesse W. Cummins and others.
Petition for sale of Real Estate.
" T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
the Mate fire ; every thing wearing the years of age, nor with a woman, nor an enthu
appearance of returning prosperity. siast.
The Grand Division of the Sons of! Not to aflVct to be witty or to jest, so as to
Temperance (to which we were appoint- W0UM, ,he feeIins of nthe'
,xl A TlftlPiraiel wr found in Sinn nt thR ! To sa a 1,ltle at l'ble of myself, and
Fayetteville Divsion Room, G. W. A
WbU In fko PKoIr (l W P K;nr
i r iiibv ill ir it uuaay biiu : " & wvuij i
compelled to return home on account of
the sudden illness of the W. P. of Salem
Division. Our proceedings were conduc
ted In harmony and good order, and at
night we adjourned sine die. All the Di
visions in the State, with the exception of
three, were represented. We will not at-
tempt even a sketch of the proceedings ;
that will be done, no doubt, by our G. R.
S. !On the evening previous, the Grand ;
Divjson, accompanied by the Lafayette
Division, met a large assemblage of la
dies and gentlemen in the Presbyterian
Church, where they were entertained for
the space of an hour, by an able address
irom Brother Wml K. Blake of Lafayette
Division. IteafTords us pleasure to state
that the Grand Divsion were comfortably
Provided for at Brigg's Hotel, at the ex
pense of Lafayette Division.
On Saturday and Monday evenings we
attended meetings of the Lafayette Divi
sion, where we enjoyed ourself remarka
bly Hvell, and received the names of sev
eral; additional subscribers.; This Division
niirribers 70 members," and is in a thriving
condition.
those who are near to me.
j To aim at cheerfulness without levity.
Nut to obtrude my advice unasked.
Never to court the favor of the rich by flatter
ing either their vanity or theif vices.
To speak with calmness and deliberation, on
all occasions; especially in circumstances
which tend to irritate.
Frequently to review my conduct and note
my failings.
On all occasions to have in prospect the end
of life and a future state. Dr. West.
Defendant, Jess W. Cummins, is not an inhabitant of
this State : It is therefore ordered by the Court, that pub
lication be made in the Carolina Watchman for the space
of six weeks, notifying the defendant, Jesse W. Cummins
personally to be arid appear before the Justices of our
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to beheld for the
Courrty of Iredell, at the Court House in Statesville, on
th 3d Monday of flebruarynext, then and there to plead,
answer or demur toj said petition, or judgment pro con
fesso will be taken, and the same heard exparte.
Witness, J. F. Alexander, Clerk of our said Court at of
fice, the 3d Monday of November, A. D. 1847, and in
the 72d year of opr Independence.
J. F. ALEXANDER, Clk.
6w35 Printers fee$5 50
Twenty Dollars Reward.
R ANA WAY from the subscriber on the night o
the 2d ultima, my negro man Alldcmoil, a
mulatto, about thirty-five years of age, a little above the
common height, very strong and stout built, large frame,
coarse features, with distended nostrils. No other par
ticular marks about him recollected. He took with him
a considerable quantity of clothing of a pretty good qual
ity, which I cannot; accurately describe, none or few of
which were of common homespun. It supposed he is
trying to make his escape to a free State ; and it is pro
bable he may have an his possession forged papers, and
certificates of his freedom, and may pass as a free man.
Any information concerning him will be thankfully re
ceived ; and the above reward given for his apprehen
sion and delivery to me, or for his confinement in some
Jail, so that I can get him.
THO. L. COWAN.
Salisbury, N. C.J Sept. 9, 1847. 19: tf.
OLE G3W
RESTORER OF THE BLOOD,-
I FOR ' '
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
DYSPEPSIA, general debility, decline, diseases f the
skin, of the liver, of the lungs, coughs, Fever and Aeue,
l billions affections, etc; Price, qt. bottles, 82 50 : pint
do. $1 50. ! !
DEPURATIVE POWDER,
For Fever and AfuelBillious Affections, 1 mjlatnmatorj
Diseases, Gratel, Worms, lie ad-Ache or Megrim, Ful
ness of the Head; Dimness of Sight, !?r., which is to be
taken in the Restorer! Price 50 cts. per box.
Universal or Strengthening Plaster,
for disease of the chest, pains, weaknesses, etc. 50 cts.
ABYSSINIA MIXTURE,
for gonorrhoea , gleet floor ftlbos, gravel, etc. Price per
bottle, 81 31 25 nd 2 50.
goldmie; balsam,
An incomparable Tonic. 50 cents.
These Medicines; are of Dr. Kuril's own discovery,
prepared by himself and have been disposed of in this
community for about; ten years pas:, with unparalleled
success. A great number of testimonials are in the pos
session of his agentsand may be seen by calling at iheir
stores. We presemjhere two specimens of them.
From the Randolph Herald.
Letter from J. M. Al Drake, Esq., Clerk of Sup. Court,
Ashborough, Ni, C.
Ashedorocgh, N. C, Jan. 15, 1847.
Dr. Kchl Deir Sir : take pleasure in bearing tes
timony, to the beneficial results of your Medicines. Mr.
Noah Smithermari, was severely attacked with Inflam
matory Rheumatism, during the Summer of 1844 ; he
resorted to yoor Medicines for relief, and soon obtained
it ; he was effectually cirred by the uw of the Restorer
of the Blood, Ace. I can further say, that no person has
ever tried them sufficiently, but what have been well sat
isfied with their efficacy. Respectfully,
j J. M.A.DRAKE.
From ' the Miltom Chronicle.
Letter from J. R. Callum, Esq., Milton, N. C.
Dr. Kchl Dear $ir : Yoor Medicines have Riven
entire satisfaction in (his section of country. The Abys
sinia Mixture especially, is highly approved of. It has
never failed to cure in every case. It sells like hot cakes.
I have never had enough to supply the demand : You
will please send me 'a large supply of it as 0tn- as you
arrive at home. j Yours respectfully,
j : J R. CALLUM.
Milton Drug Store, Aug. 14, 1847.
QUICK CURE.
Mr. Ratnsay, in tlie employment of Janus Brmnnock,
Esq., Guilford county, for some time afflicted with Fever
and Ague, treated with Quinine, Calomel. Oil. &.C.. with
out any effect ; but! was cured in three days, with the
third part of a pint Restorer, and half a box of Depura-
tive Powder. ! i
AGENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA
J. II. Enniss, Druggist, Salisbury.
Piiifer & Yokke, Concord.
T110MA8 J. Hoiton, Charlotte,
Capt. Wm. Slvde. Lincolnton.
J. P. Mabry,'P. M., Lexington.
J. J. & R. StoAN, Greensborough.
A. S. Pohteb, Druggist, Greensborough.
James Branock, Waterloo, Guilford co.
Samson Kreier, P. M, High rock, Guilford.
Woollen & Brannack, Wentworth.
J. M. A. Drake, Asheboro'.
E. Coffin Aej Co., Franklinville, Randolph.
Philip Kerner, P. M., Kernersville, Stokes.
17:t.jan.l2.'48
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
The startling draw back on nearly all Medicinal Afi-
1 ents has ever been that in their process of purgation and
i .1 1 1 1 l ? 1 . . .1
i unucauo;i, mey nave aiso ueDimaiea me system.
I Hence purgative medicines have always been regarded
as at best but a necessary evil, patients resorting tolhem
for the relief of one disease at the expense of another.
To obviate this, physicians have Jong sought for an a
gent that would at the same time purge, purify and
strengthen, but their efforts were nearly fruitless, and they
had almost despaired of success when the labors, of science
and research were rewarded by a discovery which fully
realiaed the fondest desires of the Medical Faculty, and
which is justly regarded as one of the most important tri
umphs that Tharmacy has ever achieved. This impor
tant desideratum is named Dr. Le Rov's VeTe'table Uni-
versal Pills, which purify the blood, and remove all cor
I rupt and vitiated humours, and unhealthy accumulations
f Love, purity and fidelity" ! body in a manner never before rivalled, and
!( ii , . ! i . . wuo yei prouuee no weanness or lassituae wnatever,
tnark their tmUtUal intercourse. ThlS IS but on the contrary tone the stomach, and invjgorate the
1 r ! AHot 1 f 11 i rt sJurinrv ttA ri vy-v rrvno-a tliAi'v sv a v ' Ann I Do
Important to Mill Owners.
i
HOTCH KISS'S Vertical Water Wheels for sale in
Fayetteville by
d. McNeill & Co.
And in Lincoln County by
E. A. BREVARD.
March 12, 1847tf45
ENTERTAINMENT
ELI HARRIS,
At Riclifork; Davidson County, 3f. C,
On the great Stage Road from Xorth to South,
and South West
Eight mites North of Lexington, and
27 $. W. of Greensboro.
Dec. 1G. 1847 f 33
State otHlortii Carolina,
IREDELL COUNTY.
Court of Plea and Quarter Sessions Novem
ber Term, 1847.
George W. Allison, Adm'r
Jeremiah Burnf tte
r. j
Edward Burnettcl Jere
miah Burnette, "Vilham
H. Burnette, Joseph Bur- Jk -Petition for sale of Real
netle, Uolen h.. Stephens
and wife, Fanny Henry
Simmons and wifef, Dolly,
Zachariah SummcrB and
wife, Sarah
Estate.
TT appearing to the satis-
JL
s.-iying as much as can be said of any oth-
n vi
cr uivtsion in the Mate.
While in Fayetteville, a telegraphic
mmunication was opened between that
ace and Charleston. 1
VjThile there, we enjoyed ourself much
in otir sEjial intercourse; and regret that
we verempelledf so ! soon, to take a
parting leave of our numerous friends of
tbat delightful commutilty.
Him ,mry navo arcmnj.iunea an uut tho nomi.
Hion of their favoiite, ly their success in et.
tfn that city fixed upon. 0
.'Pk 1 ...r ' 1. 1 .-L i
1 &4"t,i.ua uiner unnrs man tne
y
k
Are
,fov week past. They think they se
divl.i.mt and 'contentions in tho Whi rank
Af bich cannot be healed or reconciled. Ai
they not nit.tak en 1 i From ih
:'Tliohi and contntimis, lhe ofTKntinir of zeal
l J" jMonal prefirences, little n to be feared.
During the recent Quarterly Session of
the Grand Division at Fayetteville, the
wing among other Resolutions, were
unanimously adopted :
J Resolved, That the Grand Division of
the Order of the Sons of Temnerance in
North CaroVina, adopt the " Communica-
Le Roy's Pills, in fact unite those heretofore irreconcila
ble, but most desirable qualities, evacuation and invigor
ation for they are at the same tirtiea strengthening pur
gative, and a purifying tonic. j
The two principal ingredients In Dr. Le Roy's Pills
are Wild Cherry and SarsapariUa. So prepared that
each promotes the beneficial effect of the other, the for
mer strengthening, while the latter, through its union
with various vegetable ingredients, evacuates and puri
fies ; thus they superinduce no torpidity of lassitude of the
digestive functions, and hence their operations are atten
ded by no reaction or subsequent costiveness.
For wle by Messrs. Brown & James, Salisbury ; J.
P. Mabry, Lexington ; Phifer & York, Concord. Price,
25 cents per box. jan 27, 1848..3n39
tor -as their Orsran.
' mutt e inert to hiwl tln. in urorv ot
yvu will nvt bo disappointed in believing ihaf
I Jr.U. - niad when tho time arrive
for giving them uii aid lo lhe stirr.- ,f
v W
a . "
canaioa a wnum lhe Whig tvill Mipport
CerUinly we hall take care to give the Loco.
JuC neither J aid' nor romlirinltiy the nomi.
Wou vre in'ly rhake, or the want of concert
trnong urselre;
TLe Wanhington Union of Tuesday night co
iu the official pneeding of the Lncnfo
r
con
2 o the L.ocofrr
caucai,over which Cen. Sam Houston, of Tex.
llu
1 ". 1
llrsolvetL That Brother L. K. Wi Hie be.
HtlU he 1 v hprphu n rtntintorl T IV.
tp State, and that he be allowed lor his
rV.ct:s.tne charter fee for each and eve
Division he mav organize, and h r
uiriul to make a quarterly report to the
rrahd Division. r
I Resolved, That the thanks of the Grand
Division be tendered to the Lafayette Di
jlii6n for the kind and hospitable manner
ih which they have entertained said Grand
yivion.
lhe Grand Division adjourned to meet
4t Mreensborough on the 4th Thursday in
April next K, '
State of North Carolina.lshe County.
November Term,! 1847.
John Shearer and Daniel Greert vs. William Shearer
and others.
Petition for sale of Land.
IN thia case it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that the defendant's William Shearer, John
Norris and wife Lucy, Joel Reece and wife Fanny, Hen
ry Cook and wife Ann, are not inhabitants of this State :
It is therefore ordered by the Court, that publication be
made for six weeks in the Carolina Watchman, for said
defendants to appear at the next County Court, to be
held for the County of Ashe, at the Court House in Jef
ferson, on the 4th Monday in February next, to appear,
plead,-answer, or judgment pro cOnfesso will be taken,
and the case set for hearing expahe.
JOHN RAY, Clerk.
bw3 fnnters Fee 85 00pd .
l)rs. SUMMERELL & WfllTEUEAD
ARE still associated in the practice of Physif , and of
fer their professional services to the Public.
Office, on Water street, nearly opposite the Market
House. I j 1 j
Dr. S. will be found eithar at the Office, or at Col.
RobardV Hotel, and Dr. W. either at the Office, or at
hia house, on the same street. 1 1
Salisbckt, January, 6j 1848. j ; . 1
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CIGAIIS and TOBACCO.
ON hand the finest Regalia, Principe and Havana
Cigars. Also, the very best old Virginia chewing
tobacco, besides a quantity of fine smoking tobacco,
tf 33 BRO WX JA MES.
FOR THE COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WE take pleasure in announcing to our friends in
the interior, who ship their Goods through this
channel, that we have constructed a large and spacious
Warehouse at lhe Wharves in Lower Fayetteville, where
we will receive in store, and forward correctly and with
despatch, all Goods entrusted to our care. This arrange
ment will save to the owners one half the drayage paid
on goods up town, which is an equivalent of 10 per cent,
discount on the bills of freight up the River.
J. St. T. WADDILL.
Fayetteville, Dec. 20, 1847 5 w35
Brandrctirs Pills.
This medicine is acknowledged to be one of the most
valuable ever discovered, as"a purifier of the blood and
fluids. It is superior to SarsapariUa, whether as a so
dorific or alternative. It stands infinitely before all the
preparations or combinations of Mercury. Its purgative
properties are alone of incalculable value for these pills
may be taken daily for any period, and instead of a weak
ening by the cathartic effect, they add strength by taking
away the cause of weakness. There is no good Mercu
ry does, which these pills do not likewise. But they
have none of the miserable effects of that deadly specific.
The teeth are not injured the bones and limbs are par
alyzed no but in the stead of these distressing symp
toms, new life and consequent animation is evident in ev
ery movement of the body. Brandreth's pills are indeed
a Universal Remedy, for they cure opposite diseases :
they cure Inflamation, and Chronic Rheumatism! They
cure Diabetts of Urine. They cure Dysentery and Con
stitutional Costiveness. They will cure these apparently
opposite diseases, because they cleanse and purify the
blood, provided, however, nature ts not beyond all numan
assistance.
In all cases they will be found a safe and simple reme
dy, yet all powerful for the removal of diseases, whether
chronic or recent, infections or otherwise. They do not
render the systtm liable to be affected by any changes
of temperature. The very cause, or occasion of the hu
man frame being affected by colds and coughs is remov
ed by their u$e. Therefore, they may be used atall times
and seasons without damage, and change of diet, and any
extra care is unnecessary.
The.- Pills are for sale at 25 cents per box, by our a
gents in every town in the State, and by the following
hisrhly respectable gentlemen in this vicinity, viz : Brown
&, James, Salisbury ; David Fraley, Rockville ; A. At D.
W. Honeycutt.Gold Hill ; T. C. Graham, Cowansville ;
J. Krider Sc Son, Mount Vernon. 4w33
faction of the Court. that
the Defendants, William H.
Burnette, Joseph Burnette, Colen E. Stephens and wife.
r anny, Henry Simmons and wife, Dolly, and Zachriah
Summers and wife, Sarah, are not inhabitants of this
State : It is therefore ordered by the Court, that publica
tion be made in the Carolina Watchman for six weeks,
notifying the said William H. Burnette, Joseph Burnette,
Colen E. Stephens and wife, Fanny, Henry Simmons
and wife, Dolly, and. Zachariah Summers and wife, Sa
rah, to appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, to be hld for the County of Iredell, at the
Court House in Statesville, on the third Monday of Feb
ruary, next, then and there to plead, answer or demur to
said petition, otherwise the same will be taken pro con
fesso, as to them.iand heard exparte.
Witness, J. F. Alexander, Clerk of our said Court, at
Office, the ?d Monday of November, A. D. ie 17, and
in the 72d year of our indepencence. this 12th De
cember, lb47. ) J. F. ALEXANDER, Cl k.
Gw33 Printers fee $5 SO
State ot 32-ortli eavoifua,
Davie County. In Eqnily Fall Trrm, 1M7.
John L.Cain -) XNihw car. it appearing
vs. I 1 to ihe satisfaction of the
I Court, that Daniel Cain, one
y of the Defendants, is not an
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Daniel Cain, Wy't
Powell and wife) Eliza
beth, Ira Reeves, and
wife, Eliza.
inhabitant of this State : It is
ordered, that publication he
made for six weeks, in the
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I WOULD respectfu I
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place for the purpose of r -
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the latest FASHIONS, a-. !
expense in giving sati:'3c :
with their work ; alway
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My Shop can be found iu
Salisbury, Sept. 23, 1-JT
REFER E.VCE. Mr. G
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confidence recommend !. : ,
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The bet Jlwl
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Monday in March next, and pl-ad, answer or demur to
complainant's bifl, or the same will le taken pro confesso
and the cause sec for .hearing exparte, as to him.
Witness, L. Bingham, Clerk and Master of said Court,
at Office, the 4th Monday in September, A. D., 1847,
and in the 72 year;of American Independence.
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L. BINGHAM, C. M. E.
State of aiovtn (Sacolfna,
lJ)avidson County.
Superior Court pf Law Fall Term, 1B-17.
Debby Sholerj j
rs. I i Fetition for Divorce.
Daniel Shulerj
IT appearing tq the satisfaction of the Court, that the
Defendant, Daniel Shuler, is not an inhabitant of this
State : It is therefore ordered by the Court that publics,
tion be made in the Carolina Watchman and. Greensbor
ough Patriot, for three months, for the defendant to be and
appear at the nexi term of our Superior Court of Law, to
be held for the County pf Davidson, at the Court-House,
in Lexington, on khe 1st Monday, after the 4th Monday
in March, 1848, thert and there to answer the petition o
said Debby Sholej, for Divorce, or judgment pro confirsso
will be entered agiinst him, and the case set for hearing
exparte. ! M '.
Witness, Andreta 7jf, Clerk of our said Court at Of
fice, the Cth day of December; 1847.
11 AND. HUNT, C. S. C.
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Tailoring.
B F. FRALEY isever ready to make CLOTHING
in the latest style, well done, and warranted to fit.
He also keeps for sale READY MADE CLOTHING
very eheap. He will also teach the art of CUTTING tat
any wishing to learn, as he is agent for some of the most
fashionable Tailors of New York and Philadelphia. All
kinds of clothes cut at short notice. Produce taken in
1 payment at market prices. Iy2
FALL AND (WINTER FASHIONS
FOR 1847-8,
At the old Tailoring Establishment I
HORACE H. ! HEARD,
TTAS just received of Mr. F. Mshan. the LON
JUL DON, PARIS and PHILA DELPHI A FASH
ION S, for ihe FALL and WINTER of 1847, which far
excels any thing pf the kind heretofore published. He
still carries on th Tailoring Business in all its various
branches, at his oje stand, where he is ever ready lo meet
and accommodate his hid and new customers with fash
ionable cutting and making of garments, not to be sur
passed by any injthe southern country. Punctuality,
despatch and faithful work as has been, always shall be
hia aim and object. '. Thankful for past encouragement,
he hopes to meriliifs continuance.
Sept.53,i9474-f28 II. H. BEARD.
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snd scientific invent ior p ; i
snd Trades, with enravir
Europe snd America ; t'A '
menis, published in a M r
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