' ul- TUi Iwe concur in the generni
fSdni y, lvilh wKich 1113 cC,letc''
it aii 4 Mt pa discharged hid duties as
iTchalrmai. then appointed the fol-
I jIU 111 - - 6
1 i ces there, stating that a rcnort had reach- ; tendencv of which is to lninr
i . u . - . : . . . 7 j
1 ed him from aj source entitled to credit, J of Christ, is a question for us
that a force otjl Mexicans, 10,000 strong, and if the result should be
-rfQichHVI, X.iYinsiwu vn., . .Upuu
7, WnKIIainpton.-lr. A. a. acroggs, , tached
JJj fobk, Col. A. Mitcueii, iuaj. jamcs ? t0 make
, L. Leamler i Horton, J. T. Finley, , Upon
v.'.:-.. iv:iL.Lin t v r:irv nr
fS Colloway, Col. Vetcr Eller, Gen. S.
i Vellhorn. ; i !
On motion of Colonel A. Mitchell, the
fljirm-yA? added to the delegation.
Qn motion,.
fUsvlvcd, That the j proceedings of this
reiins be signed by the Chairman and
ycretary, ata jorxyarucu to me rumors
,ftiic Carolina Watchman and Raleigh
Bolster, with a
request to publish.
j.V. Clary ltScc:
J.aVEIiLBOUN, CAW
5 i ,
1 -41.
frmth New-(hTans PicayunCi Extra. Feb. 7.
FURTHER- FItOM MEXICO.
JTbe Sttam ship M'Kim, Capt. Hurthe,
"iffltw ort Sunday Irom V era Cruz via
rjjnpico, haying left the. former port on
C2Jth nnd the! latter on the 31st ult.
Qur accounts by this arrival are as con
Victory in regard tp peace as the ru-
pjon wjiicbcome to'us frprn Washington.
Wof our occasional correspondents who
ijjpfiscu us soma timu since oi ttie trans
o'ssiqn of Important despatches by the
jjjfl((.Qfvar Saratoga, reiterates his opin
ian tb.it 44 peace Is made so far at least
tfltbc Mcxcans;Can make it. What has
ttVa done'only requires the sanction and
i"proyal of thej Government." On the
6ier haod,; a letter from a distinguished
cfictri dated thd 1 0th, in the city of Mex-
ifo'says : 4f Tjie Mexican Congress has ,
jjoi been able t.o form a (juorum and peace j
ii vast as far off as. ever." We cannot;
und'prtate to lc$i'do between these con-
tradicfory opmimw, but proceed to lay be- !
'fureur readers :sucli jletters as we have
rearivecl hv this iarri val.
Special Cartesondenfe of the Picayune.
Vera Crwz, January 24.
under command of Gen. Bustatnente. were
marching down from San Louis upon Sal
tillo. The report even particularizes the
points from whence the troops had been
raised, but so frequent are the stampedes
uius miri very nine creoit jvas at-
whenever the enemy thought best
the experiment.
the receipt of this news Gen.
Wool had apprised the merchants at Mon
terey, Camargo, Matamoras. and other
ports, that he ould afford them no pro
tection in the ivay of escojts. From an
other source Ve learn that Col. Carasco,
a Mexican officer who has rendered him
self rather conspicuous, is at Monterey,
proposing to enter into negotiations with
Gen. Wool fbrsa pronunciamento against
the existing Government of Mexico and
in favor of thefUnitcd States, oh the part
of the States of Mamaulipas, Nueva Le
on, and Coahuila. He also proposes to
bring in Gen. Canales, that cowardly chief
ot guerrillas, who has given us so much
trouble upon the Rio Grande. Col. Ca.
rasco has been for a long time residing in
?),f Imvinvr leltilMexico, on the 18th. Al
. ".TV. P T .i 4 , .
iwgh almost cyerypouy regarus peace
wtoncliudetl, I lavc seen a private letter
hn a high source entitled to credit which
gUtBsthatthWgener.il impression is en-
... " -I t.
tilled to n.a credit, ana mat nc cannoisee
(bt we are any;jnearer to it than ever.
, T&e ' courier sol! by Mr. Peoples with ihe
Prfsiilent's tnessagfe for the American Star, was
muttered aTew days sinc near here on his re
turn. It is the more to lie regretted us ne was
on of the best men for that service I hat could
k"'f)'und. ! llii trfp l,P to Mexico shows this.
If o was taken into ihoj bushes, stripped and shot
bjr the gyerriVlcrp orj robbers.
An expedition under f Col. McClelland, 5th
. j. -AJ
the Cause
to decide
that such is its
tendency. 1 am sure vou will abandon it.
Hoping you will think much and coolly
and impartially upon this question, and
continue to read what 1 have to say about
it, and imploring all good things upon you,
I will take my leave of you until next
week, by signing myself, j
Your sincere friend,
SIMON COLD WALTER.
Davie Co., July 28, 1848. f
In Rutersville, Fayette County, Texas, oil the 2nd of
Dec. last, by the Rev. John W. Haynie, Mr.' PHILIP
J. F. SHAVER, fromerly of this place, to Mrs. MARY
ANN HOLLOWAY, formerly of Virginia, jj
In this County on the 10th inst., by the Rev. Stephen
Frontis, Mr. DAVID A. CAUBLE, to Miss LOUISA i
E. W. WINDERS,
In this County, on the 5th instant, by John McCon- j
naughey. Esq., Mr. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, to Miss!
ELIZABETH LYERLY.
Departed this life, at his residence in Jackson, on the
14th inst., in the 57th year of his age, Col. SAMUEL
LEMLY, Sr. leaving a disconsolate family, and a large
number of relatives and friends to mourn his loss. He
. f n v- t i- i ; " !
M(omB .';u u: r -i i t was a native ot Kowan county, in ortnvaro ina, ana resi-
atamoras wth his famtly, and appears j ded in the Coanty of hi9.nati;ty untU a few year8 past
friendly to thp Americans. We know ! when he emigrated to this State, rMississippi.l and set-
not What degree Of Credit tO attach tO this ! tied in Smith County, where he remained until about two
years since, when he removed to this place tor the pur
pose of educating his childfen : When lo ! in the midst
of this most pleasant task of duty, his labors jare arrest
ed by the fell destroyer ; his body returns to its mother
earth, there to rest in the still and solemn quietude of
the tornb, until the morning of the resurrection : when
it shall rise and reunite with its disembodied spirit, in I
the immortal freshness of eternal youth, clad in the robe ;!
of righteousness, find bearing the palm of victory, and!
shall unite with tfie.blood-washed throng, saying, " Sal-j
vation to our God that sitteth upon the throne, and untoj
the Lamb." For many years he had been a member ofj
the Presbyterian Church, and adorned his profession by!
a close and intimate walk with God. He was a kind I
husband, doa ting father, and indulgent master. In all
his dealings and intercourse with his fellow-men, he was;
upright, agreeable and confiding, and as a Christian, he j
was devoted, firm and sincere. He was devoted to hisi
family, and employed himself diligently in the pursuit of
means to enable him to educate his children, and thusj
prepare them for future usefulness. He was a friend to
industry, morality, temperance, education, and religion
but alas! in the midst of his usefulness in the midst of
wife and children, surrounded by friends, and, in the full j
enjoyment of all his faculties he has been summoned to;
! hs final rest. . If the burning tears of affection, or thej
earnest prayers of the faithful, could have availed, he
would have been spared ; but the fatal arrow had been)
sped from the bow the Angels of Light hap been com-!
missioned to bear his spirit aloft, and just as siweet coun-j
eel had fallen from his lips to his children, and they had
received the last token of affection from his dying lips
the celestial messenger kissed his breath away. J.
Jackson Mitt.) Southron.
NEW FIRM.
laiY'f
is
THE subscribers have formed a copartnership under
the firm of M. BROWN & SON, occupying the
old stand of M. Brown, where they will continue to keep
A Fresh and Desirable Stock of Goods,
to which they invite the attention of their friends and
the public.
They promise to sell as low as any House in the place.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in payment for
Goods.
MICHAEL BROWN,
CALVIN S.BROWN.
Salisbury, Feb'y 1, 1848.
. - rr.r--.-.t-?J Itl
report.
We learn frjbm a correspondent at Bra
zos that CaptjHicky, formerly editor ofj
.1. "ir: 1. l -J; c ; i r J Li.JI.. !
uiu v icitsuurg oenunei, is unuouuieuiy
elected to the Senate from the district in
which Brazos pantiago is situated, in the
place of Col. linney, resigned.
Capt Deas, jbf the Artillery, who was a
! short time since wounded hy a Mexican
lancer ueiwcen oamno ana Monterey, nas
recovered frorjfi the effects of his wound,
which was no so severe as was reported.
The Matamjoras Flag of the 22 contra
dicts the report as to the probable death
oi vapt. ij. j. Lie wis, irom wounas re
ceived in a rebent fight with the Indians
near Parras. He was able to movoabout
the streets of Saltillo with a slight aid
from a crutch The wound is in the foot
a toe or two Having been cut off by an In
dian arrow. jIr. Lewis is a printer.
The steam ; propeller Massachusetts.
NOTICE.
THE undersigned having taken his son, Calvix S.
Brown, in as a Copartner in the Mercantile Busi
ness, would return his thanks to his friends and the pub
lic for the very liberal patronage that be has for a period
of 35 years received, and would now solicit a continu
ance of the same for the new firm, which they will en
deavor to merit. I am desirous of closing my old busi
ness, and respectfully invite all those indebted to me to
call and make payment.
MICHAEL BROWN.
Feb'y 1, 1848. tf42
50 NEGROES
WANTED !
Gash for Negroes.
THE subscriber wishes to purchase between this time
and the latter end of March,
FIFTY YOUNG LIKELY NEGROES
suitable for the New Orleans market. Persons having
any of the above property for sale, will do well by ma
king early application to the undersigned, as he will pay
the, highest market prices in Cash.
He can be found at Mr. John I. Shaver's Hotel.
E. MYERS.
Salisbury, N. C, Feb. 17, 1847 42
LO3 Communications from a distance
promptly attended to.
Powerful Inducements io Slpend Money.
' r- Ii
ANY man who wants a
iFine Btircr,
or any tbififc else in that line
of baiineef , will call at
i
JOHNSTOTS SHOPS
Salisbury,
A little south of IHarpiiy's Store,
where you will find in splendid order
12 excellent Buggies,
3 or 4 good Barouches,
4 or 5 well made Wagons,
Some Plantation Carts, Wheelbarrows, Sulkies,
Si.c., all wonderfully cheap for cash or good notes, lum
ber or produce. Several fine horses for sale cheap.
In my absence, gentlemen on busin, will call on my
agent, Mr. Francis D. Locke. 1
J. S. JOHNSTON.
Feb. 3. 1849 V j tf40
Saddle. Harness and Trunk
"TT T"l 11 O TTT
iMBw ran a winte
WM. C. JAMES
MANUFACTORY !
MAIN STREET, SALISBURY.
; JiV i , , ' . , Capt. Wood, fourteen days from . New
The Courier despatched by the Lnglish rYork. arrived at the Brazos on the 17th
, legation rriyea le.rq on baturday, the u She su(fered some damace to her
machinery, bqt being a superior sail ves
sel, there waslnot much detention in con.
sequence. Several ladies, wives of offi
cers of the army on the Rio Grande line,
and others were passengers.
For tile C arolina Watchman.
To the Cliristiaa StillerNo. 1.
THE MARKETS.
Apples, (dried)
Bacon,
Brandy,
Butter,
Beeswax,
Cotton,
Cotton Yarn,
Coffee,
Corn,
Salisbury, Feb. 17, 1848.
My Dear Friend You profess to be a
disciple of theiLord Jesus that meek and
holy one. YqU are called by his name, j Feathers
aim proiess i regulate your actions oy
His precepts. j What a noble teacher is
He ! How holy and sublime those rules
Flour, (per bbl.)
Iron,
00 00
8 a 00
40 a 50
10 a 00
18 a 20
7 a 8
00 v 90
8 a 10
00 a 25
00 a 25
00 a 4
Linseed Oil,
Molasses
Nails,
Oats,
Irish Potatoes,
: Do., (sweet)
Sugar, (brown) I
Do. (loaf)
Salt, (sack)
Tallow,
Wheat,
4 a 4i I Whiskey,
75 a 80
35 a 40
5i a 6
00 20
00 a 50
00 a 30
6 a 10
12 a 00
2 a 3
10 a 12
65 a 70 i
25 a 30 !
KRIDER &, MALLETT,
GROCERS & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 27 OLD SLIP, Corner of Front-St. (lp stairs ) f,ten,ion'nfl "!y to merit continuance of the same,
D , ., , . en , , but a considerable increase for ihe future.
t trucutar a uenuoti paiu 10 me Me oi rroauce, ana t.b- (EJ-Hi shop is one door above G. W. Brown', .tore
Urick Kow."
WM. fl. MOWBRAY.
THE subscriber having established himself in the
Town of Salisbury, for the purpose of carrying on
the above business, respectfully soliciisa share of public
patronage. He pledges himself, "that bis work shallal
ways be done in the very best style, and his prices to suit
the times. . j
He will keep constantly on hand Saddles, Bridles, '
T 7 IT O ,11 Tir f i rr. !
j.'j.umnsuic9,iiurnctM, sonars, aaaair. iv aueii, Jrunks,
Valises, Jjc inc. Also, Harness Skirting, Sole and Up
per Leather of the vej-y best quality always on hand which
can be bought low for cash, or on a short credit to prompt
customers. ' ; j
In addition to the above, he respectfully informs the
public, that he carries on the TAXXIXG and BOOT
and SHOE MAKING BUSINESS- in the Town of
Statesville, where he will always be happy to see bis old
friends, and supply them with any of die above enumer
ated articles. '
Thankful for past encouragement, he hope, by close
ARE now receiving, ami efer fur t s '
and Retail, their large nJ exten ,v
FALL AND WINTER C:
enbnen afrnost etery article that is u
Dry Goods, Hat, Shoe and HarJware sr. J C
of wkich bave been recently purchasJ r
markets, at auction anJ private m un J- r
able cirrvmstancrs, and many at ibik'u L
could now be bought.
Tbey respectfully tolicit a call fro;; t'
the public generally, to give their .toe!;
before laying in their Fall auppUes.as
been taken and much time coosutned in .
every article at the lowest price, so m to t
vantug that would be gained by gor. i
New iDolir will be received throe .
ikry are wanted.
w.c.j.jlco, i:
Xearlj opposite the tine Is-'
FATETTEvuxrN.C.rAag. 31,17;
NOTICE.
TO CONTRACTOR
ON the 7th day of March, next, be ,
Alexander County Court.) we i i !( : ;
bidder in the Town of TaylorsvilJe, t'.
COURT HOUSE Sc .
for said County. The Court House to I
foundation of stone, size 54 by 3G, with i
above and the Offices below.
The Jail to be of brick.size 35 X 22. t
two rooms below, and three above, w i.h
in the large room above, ten fret .Ion, f-rv
eight wide, of bars two by inches, f. r
each way, and a fire place in ever)- room,
ticulars, and all ihe frpecinVations, p!an,
hibited to any person wishing to contra.: :
by calling.on A. C. Mcintosh, at Ta ';.
The terms of the contract will be maJe k
. SIOX HARRINO'I (
ROB'T L. STKKLI
GEORGE SWAIM.
JAS. H. NEWLAM
A. C. McINTOSII.
Jan. 11, 1849. t -
eral advances made on consignments
W. H. Krider,
P. Mali.ett.
References Eokenbaugh. Conner 4$ Dater,
Jngoldsby, Boisseau if Halsted,
J. G. Dudley 4 Co.
. Slanton, Barnes If Co.
E. W. Wilkins, Fayettetille, N. C.
Feb. 10, 1847 2m41
CHEAP WATCHES & JEWELRY,
WHOLESALE AND IiETAIL,&l the
Philadelphia Watch and Jewelry Store,
No. 96, North second st., corner of Quarry-
Gold Lever Watches, full jewelled, 18
and just opposite the
Salisbury, January 27, 1849 j
SALE POSTPONED.
V-&LTJ.&BLE LAND
FOR SALE!
IVnncssecj V'olunloerjs, jjomposed of ulout 300 He has given jyou to observe. You will j
n !"i fi i ry .1MJ! J2Dii tnioujited men, started (his object to none; of them as unworthy ofj
norning to. follow .jih-qi Orizaba road and try your obedience. Let us consider, then, ;
9 cA0fC tlie robbers, who tiro represented to j tbe consistency of your occupation still-
ins with thdiprecentsot Christ. Come
bvin lare forco OH the main road to Puenle
V ' y. . . . r.
lilLU'llill. i
. A tmall itneicKants' (rain started out last
Hvnirt;, but it , wis only a ruse dc guerre to
draw them jon; and it was ordered back last
ftigfif, and Ij bono jhh expedition will succeed
in ifirrtwinf its, ftre in 'their rear, which will
Kch tlif m to keep . lhcijr,-eyes skinned, and a
rge ipaceetsvecn them and our trains here-
t thej
famll
liter.
The steam ibifKMclvim, which takes this,
Ux;k fire je $le rlfay, but it was extinguished with.
out any very sorious injury, and was the cause
"new hours tlelav itt her d'narture to-dav.
Ahhou"b ha,vo;no very amhenthic grounds
fciuihonso me to tay tlt (Jen. Lane is mov.
st on Orizaba with vM cavalry, it is positive
ly inserted thattsTtfh is thrt (act by merchants
isoiro Well n(ormcd pf all that is going on
iflide.iateiior.' : i:, ..
.I-'-!. )
The tmalbpox has made its appearance here
tad fifteen casjes are known to exist in the city,
VrtMhero Wvc been.no adtNiional cases for
rce day?, ami (tsi.to be lioped that the terrible
fte Will B(on tike its, final leave pf us. The
ttsfi report?4 -arcl'of a very mild forrr.
; Another specimen of Yankee enterprise is
woutto he Introduced into the city of the Aztecs
let us talk familiarly together. I am your
friend your brother. Perhaps it has ne
ver entered your mind that you are injur
ing the cause jof Him by whose name you
are called. I award you the credit of be
ing sincere and honest in your efforts to
make a livingjj by stilling. And I hope
you will be equally honest in enquiring
whether or not it is a business you should
follow. Thatjyou may have clear views
about the matter try to keen cool in a
sroou humor.
Brandy, (peach)
Do. (apple)
Bacon,
Coffee,
I COTTOX,
I Corn,
i Candles, F. F.
Flour,
Feathers,
Pork,
Peas,
Osnaburgs, yd.
Fayetteville, Feb, 15, 1848.
55 a 75
45 a 50
?i a 8
8 a 10
CJ a 8
55 a 60
00 a 15
5 a 5 50
30 a 32
5 a 6
45 a 50
11
Iron,
Molasses, '
Oats,
Nails, (cut)
Sugar, (brown)
Salt, (bushel)
Do. (sack)
Wheat,
Whiskey,
Beeswax,
Rags,
Oil, (lamp)
5 a 6
28 a 30
30 a 35
5i
7 a 10 !
00 a 60
175 a 2 00
00 a 1 00
23 a 32
00 a 20
U a 2
87 a 1 40
Cher aw, Feb. 15, 1845.
Bacon,
Beeswax,
9J a 10
22 a 24
Bagging, (hemp) 18 a 25
that christian
11 is some times tne case
stillers fly into a passion
soon?as any one hints that that business is
not exactly right. I hope better things of , Feathers,
vou. Persons? out of humor cannot sen i H'des, (dry)
4 j- r
clearly nor reason well I wish you to do
(tow)
i Bale Rope,
j Coffee,
! Cotton,
! Corn,
Flour,
I
ron,
15 a 16
9 a 10
9 a 10
' 7 a 7
00 a 50
4 3 a 4
25 a 32
00 a 9
5 a 6
$33 00
Gold Spectacles, 7,00
Fine Silver do. 1,50
Gold Bracelets, 3,00
Ladies Gold Pencils 1,75
Silver tea spoons set, 5,00
1,00
Leather, (sole) ! 18 a 22
Lard, 00 a 10
Lead, (bar) 8 a 10
Molasses, (N. O.) 40 a 45
Do. (Cuba); 35 a 40
Nails, (cut assort.) 6 a 6
Oil, (sperm) 1 12J a 1 25
Rice 0 a 6$
Sugar, (brown) j 9 a 11
Do. (loaf) i 15 a 17
Salt, (sack) 1 C2J a I 75
Tobacco, 8 a 15
caret cases.
Silver do. full jewelled $18
Silver do. 7 jewels, 16
Silver Lepines, jewel'-d, 11
Quartiers, good quality, 7
Imitation, 5
Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder,
Gold Finger Rings 37A to SS0
Watch Glasses, best quality plain 12$ cents ; Patent
18; Lunet 25rother articles in proportion.
All goods warranted to be what they are sold for.
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and Lepines,
still lower than the above prices. O. CONRAD,
Jeweler and Manufacturer of Silver Ware,
Watch Maker and Importer of Watches.
Constantly on hand, a large assortment of all articles
usually kept in similar establishments, of good quality
and fashionable styles. 3w41
76 NEGROES,
A Grist and Saw
MILL!
Lands and other Valuable Property,
FOR SALE !
m
T Y virtue of a Decree of the Court pf Equity of Row
3J an, 1 will sell at the Court-House in Salisbury, on
Saturday the 191H day of February next,
THREE TRACTS
OF ;
VERY VALUABLE LAND,
Situated in the best landed section of Rowan County,
belonging to the heirs of Alexander Dobbins, deceased :
One Tract containing four hundred Acres, known as
THE "DOBBINS' TKACT,
celebrated for its excellent bottom land and line meadow.
Another Tract, called the REEVES.TRACT, contain-
iU or BO Acres; and another Called the MAT.
ing
I
THEWS TRACT, of two hundred; acres, upoo which
was allotted the widow's dower, and which will be sold
subject thereto, having on it a good meadow.
Reference is made to Thomas'L. Cowan, Elkanah D.
Austin and Osborne G. Foard, as to the qualUy and sit
uation of said Lands. Mr. Joseph T. Burroughs will
show the premises to those desiring fo purchase.
A credit of four years will be givet), bonds to draw in
terest twelve months after date, to be paid annually.
Purchasers also to pay an installment at the confirmation
of the sale sufficient to discharge' the Court Costs.
A. H. CALDWELL, c. m. e.
5v39 Printer's Fee 85 50
Tr County BiWe Society.
siderations all considerations of grain. J vj.
You know Christ never taught His disci
pies they must get rich, far Irom it. He
The Agent, employed for the month of October last
Mr. Salmon, reports in about fourteen School Districts
taught them riches Were dangerous, and I surveyed, in the North part of the County, 280 families
that it would be mighty hard work a i yj9i,et : "inety f ?hm w Zunl ?'
.... ,t a r i . .i i.i t We he disposed of about 200 Bibles in all. ; iThose dig-
very ugill inueeu, as me GUlcn- ; tributors who have taken Books from the DeoositorvJ
nd Zacatrcny lle pronounced against the
rlurnrminnliAn 1 rm
( ,o t"" (t uitiiiiiimiiuii it; M u
ideate iho War. ! A
l ; " J liij tiuut iw Mill
i effect pfjlhi's move, vh above mentioned
5,iei wilrLe. no one can forA i.
M the people of Uiat country, though in a man-
"toverrua by our trppps, are not prepared as
"nole. for neJtce. If this stale of thin. 1
Amucs, iho Tirmusl be prolonged for years,
""Ultimately re$iilt in the stitjugation of the
Counlrv ; vhirh i tit Hpnl v Aor)nmA
t ' j--- r " V.J f iutu
tialinnrt 1 ulirnilv unlnti iiflcim I
. n. , Vuiv moil .ouiiacla
iil in our Count rv. than hav herpt.Xro
bom thefait Ofleani Picayune, Jan. 30.
FItOM TIIH Ujo GRANDE.
mail Said lorfUhe rich man to enter into are hereby notified to make full returns in writing of the!
I ... hand to the subscriber, at least by the Saturday before
CU .CUIIXUtV flU at. I lilVy A mJ LIB 1 1 11 . I I I In I I I I I" Ill'VIIlt'taa
and the amount ofj
new bill of books.
a head unbiased by preiudiee or intprpt. I . . E- . ROCKWELL, Se&y
let us enter upon the investigation. j J
Christ has taught you, you must do no A CALL. j
harm. As a follower of Christ you can- 1 milE Democratic Pnrtv of Rowan r- i-Mrv..tf.,
not inilire thelbody of VOUr lellow man I requested to meet in the Court House in Salisbury.!
"Thotl Shalt tiot kill," -Nor his charac- i " Saturday the 26th February.for the purpowbf appoint-!
tcr M Thou sfilt not bear false witness." i of nt will come the mMintr
it 411iroilWCtU llliuiu vhj i hic . . . '-e it
me smpe ;oi an ominous urn, wuuu is iu uc i - i ,
fit4u;t... .A' L !..k vaoioc wunh ney 1S not your business, as
Wawived In, Vera Cruz.can reach that place. ! ,ay al consiuf anions of that kind away ; ; of the Society may be settled up.
IW.cen'jever.il of them, aniline workman- j y,ur d,uly ,,s Xf Christ. Noxy with j forwarded immediately for a.
iuia tkroiurWrtiit wtll tin credit to the makers.
Should peace be declared, soon, and the coun
7 be evacuated, wo shall leave many marks
'''He American e'ntetprjse behind, but I sin
My hope that tljo exapiple shown during our
Aort sojourn atnot)gst the in wilt stimulate them
follow our example, lliich, with the advan-
which' nature has ilavished so plentifully
this rec'n of the! American coietinent,
uU place Mexico in a' few years by the side
ivatious'of the earih.
' .i ; Yours truly.
T V&ts rf f.1tl T.lll Pitrc! r.inn-iinitn
'I : ' .. i
IS hereby given that in pursuance of a Deed of Trust
executed to the undersigned by William S. Macay,
we will proceed to sell to the highest bidder on the pre
mises of said Macay, two miles from Salisbury, on
Tuesday the 11th of March, next,
FIFTY-SIX LIKELY NEGROES.
Terms of Sale. Six months credit with interest from
the day of sale. Bond and approved security will be
required.
J. F. CHAMBERS, .
SAM'L REEVES, lrustccs
Salisbury, February 3, 1848 6tr40
Nor his nroDert v " Thou shall not steal." t
These commandments of the Old Testa
ment Christ h is confirmed. He came not
to destroy the -law but to fulfil. He has
done more, fie has taught us that ;in do
ing good or h$nor to our fellow-mari, it is
as though w did it to Him. He has
taught this injfthe 25th chapter of Mat
thew, where tie is describing the Judg
ment Day. 'he Judge, after approving
the righteous
Salisbury, Feb. 16, 1848.
MANY VOTERS.
of kindness to
.-Among the passengers on the Mari
WtJay.rne: Lieut. Franklin, (
a
of
lOnnnrVnViiv! t? n r: n II
1? Offinl tl'lln MniU
Am
irt, '
Kxu Buena Vista as a member of
V00l S MnfTK- U', rall
W .'rCt fr0m,Gen.Woors head quar-
.'u Mnh.A. I ...l.:ti t L. i 5.
" JUSl De,ore lie left an
U i? rceived ;from Saltillo from 1
rvi m wiiiiiiu. Liu in inn iiii
r vmv v
or having done various acts
JHim, explains Himself by
saying, inasmuch as they had done it unto
one of the least of his brethren, they had
done it unto lim. Ana when those on
the left are charged with certain acts of
neglect, He tolp them, inasmuch as they
had not done so to one of His followers
they had not clone it to Him. From this
we learn that ho that does honor to Christ's
brethren to tH;ir bodies or their souls it
is as though thHy did it to Christ Himself.
For if he condemned them for not reliev
ing, how muchrnore for injuring. ! And if
God takes an eiual interest in the happi
ness of all meif, He regards the injury
done to any mah, as though it had been
LAND AND OTHER PROPERTY
FOR SALE!
fin HE subscriber will offer for sale on the 10th day of
JL March next, his Plantation, lying in Scotch Ireland.
Those in want of a good tract of land would do we!l to
attend the sale." Also, at the same time and; place will
be sold a quantity of Corn, Oats, Hay, Fodder, and a
few Hogs, &c.
I will also sell my interest in three Negroes one wo
man and two girls. Six months credit will ie given.
feb 17 4t42 DAVID F. CO WAN. .
1 1
pCf AAA POUNDS of Cotton and jiinen Rags,
JjJ J for which a liberal price will be paid
in trade. Also, on hand a constant supply of superior
wrapping paper for sale by
Feb. 17, 1848
BOGER &. MAXWELL.
5t42
STOLEN ! LOOK OUT !
rOLEN from the subscriber on the 10th ins
note for 8300 on John Locke, dated about the 8th
ON on the same and two following days, I will ex
pose to PUBLIC SALE, in accordance with a cer
tain other Deed of Trust, executed by William S. Ma
cay to me, on the premises aforesaid, the following pro
perty, to wit :
L TRACT OF
Known as the
MACAY MILL TRACT,
CONTAINING
Two Thousand Six Hundred Acres.
Also Another Tract known as the Finy Woods tract,
containing 1SOO ACRES.
All of which is in the
immediate vicinity of Salis
bury. Also
TWENTY
LIKELY NEGROES,
35 Head of HORSES and MULES, 1 JACK
2 JENNYS, COWS, HOGS, CORN, OATS,
HAY, and a great variety of other Property,
connected with the Mills and Farm.
Terms of Sale game asihe above.
SAM'L REEVES, Trustee.
N. B. The Negroes will all be sold on the
first day of sale if possible. S. R.
WTN. C. Argus, Lincoln Courier, Mecklenburg Jef
fersonian, will publish till sale and forward accounts
to this Office.
NOTICE.
HAVING obtained Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Guy Hill, dee'djatthe February Term
of Rowan County Court, I will proceed on ThursJay the
2d day of March next, at tbe lal'e residence of the de
ceased, to sell all the personal property belonging to said
estate, consisting of one
Negro Girl,
Blacksmiths Tools, Threshing Machine,
Still and Vessels, Brandy, Wagons and
Gearing, Carryall and Harness,
Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs,
Corn, Wheat, Oas, Hay,
Fodder, Farming Uten
sils, Houshold and
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
And various other articles too numerous to mention here.
Terms will be made known on the day of sale.
ALL persons having claims ajrainst aiJ estate are
hereby requested to present U'ern, legplly authenti
cated within the time prescribed by otherwise, this
notice will be plead in bar of their recovery : AUo, all
persons indebted to wid estate, are requested to make
immediate payn.ent, or their notes and accounts will be
placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
P. A. SEFORD, AdmW.
'February 8, 1S45, 4tr41
State of llovtli; Car;
DAVIE COUNTY.
Court of Picas and Quarter Scssix :
her Term, 1917.
Lemuel Bingham, AdoTr. of Thorns McG
vs. Polly McGuire, Sarah McGeire. Jar...
Richard McGuire. George McGuire, Mar.! s
John Hall and wife Elvira, Maria McG
McGuire, Washington Turner, Pinckr.r y 1 . :
Turner.and the Children of James Mc.Ou.r-,
of David,) whose names are unknown
Petition, for sale of Real E
IT appearing to the satisfaction cf th Ci
Defendant's James McGuire. RicharJ M ( ;
Hall, George McGuire and Martha MtGu r
habitants of this State : It 1s therefore, crd-:
Court, that publication be made in th Car? !.
man, for six week, notifying the defrn l .i
McGuire, Richard McGuire. John Hall.IGc
Guire and Martha McGuire, personally t ? I'
pear before the Justices of our Court 'cf Fi;a t:
ter Sessions, to be held for the County of Dav ,
Court House in Mocksville, on the 4ia $Ior,J:.y
ruary next, then and there ta plead, anser :
lo said petition, or judgment pro confcsso ivi.i 1 . ..
and the same heard exparle. I-
Witness, Caswell Harbin, Clerk of our fa U Cot.-:
fice. the 4th .Von day of Noveniberj A- ID It i
in the 72d year of our Independence. '
C. II AliBIN, C
6w37 Printers fee Jg5 50
Boger & Wilson
TT AVE constantly on Mian 1 a
VVX jl jl assortment oi v atcttet, Jc w
C-J 41 Silver Ware. Cutlery. Musical I
'A 'flu. m.nli P.-vnlvintr' Pi.InU P.f .
2- Soaps, and Fancy Arjjclei cf ever
scription, which will be sold very cbea focali. .
friends and the public, are respectfully pnvied to c !.
r rnininc ihir fin tslf-f ion. on duttt' nhvp J .
.Murphy's store. Watches, blocks, ariI Jewelry, re
ed in the best manner, and warranted fur twelve rro
Lepine and plain watches altered td patent leveii,1
warranted to perform well. j i' i
0"Just received, a fine lot of 'Jewelry. Perfu r
Hair Oil. Sic. Salisbury, Jad. 6. 64 tf :. ,
m9m V mmmW 'V V V
CABARRUS COVXtTj !
IN EQUITY IN'JUXCTJONf,
ti tf k i i li. nr il L tt ' r
in. ii. rcnioniu rw. joun t . .ufiiip. i in. j.
.Marcus Means, Nathaniel Means Maryjwife cf Ar -Johnson,
Margaret, wife of Cornelius MeKee,chil 'j-
Win. Means, dee'd ; John S. Means, Win. Mr&i..
T. Means, Susan, wife of Samuel Lewig, chiidn n
son, and John Means, children of James Mean. J( c'
J. S. Alexander, Adam Alexander, and Margaret,
of M. W. Alexander, children of Iarparrt Alexa
I I appearing that the attendants, Glares s .Mean, . .
Jl. thaniel Mean. Mary, wile of Angus Johnson t
Margaret, wife of Cornelius McKee, are not tetT :
this State : It is therefore ordered, that bubheart i
made for ix wrcks in the Carolina Watchman, pr r
in Salisbury, for the defendants, Murcttt Means, N:'.
iel Means, Mary, wife of Anjjin Johnon nd Marj-v
-.ft- i:. . If.L' . i J i . .i .
Court of Equity, to be held for the County of Ca! r -
at the Court House in Concord, on the 5ia Mondiv
ter the 4th Monday in March nrxlf or jud-jmert w..!
taken pro eonfesso as to them. J ) I
Witness. R. W. Allison, Clerk and Ma:r cf the C
of Equity for Cabarrus County, tlie.Sih plt!ida
tbe 4th Monday in Sept., H17. ihis 5tl Jan. 1-
K. W. ALLISON,
Ci36 Printer's fee 85 50
r
done to Hims
mans interests
good or honor: d
Him as though
lower of Chrisi
disposition to ii
of your disciple
you cannot will
f. He has so identified
pith Himself that either
pne to man is regarded by
done to Him. As u fol-
you certainly can have no
ljure Him ; one evidence
hip is that you love Him ;
ngly injure him you love.
. . u t xir r..u.,iCin
inst. Also a note on ncury . iiuoii,iwi wuivivi
dated about the 8th inst. The public are warned not to
trade for said notes. DAVID F. COWAN.
Feb. 11, 1848 3w42
Male Teacher Wanted.
r.F.NTI.EMAN well Qualified to take charge of the
Common School for Salisbury District, will find im-
High Shoals Iron Works!
Gaston County, !V. C.
f fill E subscriber having leased the a
JL bove Establishment, for the purpose
of manufacturing ilron, Nails, Castings,
Mill Spindles, Cranks, and ail Black
smith Work, and Having good Lathes and
an excellent Machinist from the North, he
! will be prepared to make and fit up all kinds of Machi
nery at short notice. Having spared neither pains nor
expense in selecting a good set of workmen, connected
with his own long experience in the above line of busi
l nesi, will warrant ail work made -at this establishment
to be as well executed as it can !be done in tnis part of
the country, and at prices to suiti the times.
WM. E. ROSE.
February 8, 184S lyAl
C. M. I..
NEW PHII!
FALL & WINTER FASIIIO:
For 1847!
NOTICE.
OUR friends and customers will accept oar
kind regards and thanks for the liberal patronage be
stowed upon us for the past year, and those who have
not settled their accounts and notes, will please do so
. , ....... i T. W
without delay, tor we must nave nw"-.Y':"'J hope to please every one who favor, us with a call,
who goes North for purposes connected with his protes- ' r ' Ii i VITl W VI'OV
ion. will select and Durchase for us the largest and best ; 1 "
C. . PRICE M. ;KESLi:i:
HAVING associated themselves togetlirrf-.r i
pose of carrying on the Tailorirg V,vr"
its various branches in Concord, are ready-to ir.f
old and new friend with j
Fashionable Cutting and malic? ofj Car-
not to ryr surpassed by any in the urroun;r r c
They are capable of pleasiog-all who may Ijt
with a call ; and only ask a trial, feeling f.y..i: '.
cannot be pleased ei;ewhere"n belter terra"..
N. B. We have in our employ a CutMrr: " i'
man who cannot b aurpsed either North cr .
ronrord..Aori1 1-47 tt'21 i
HE subscribera "have thiprj''i-fj : .
day formed a Xortoer-fTTTtt i tfltC Ot fLOVtfl C1VCU .
the style ot al011 & KoVZe. ' riif rtv-i-!
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessins
aru Sesssions, 1819. 1
Linker, i Attachment levied J- '
FURTHER NOTICE STILL
ship under
We will continue the
CABINET MAKING BUSINESS
in all its various branches, at the old tand opposite the
Rowan Hotel, being thankful ahd encouraged for past
favors, we would solicit a continuance of the same ; and
J. S.
Whether or not! stilling is a business, the 1 etant.
mediate empioymeni oy ' ..X
W. II. HORAH.) S
J. I. SHAVER, V Com'lec.
H. H. BEARD, I
O Miss ELLEN FULTON will take charge of the
Female Department. Children Irom five years old and
upwards, will go to the House of the Misses Giles,
where tne scnoot wm uc i-u
stock of drugs, medicines, instruments, &.c, &,c, ever
brought into this country, which will be sold low for cash.
Should any of our friends wish articles from the North
not oually kept by us, Dr. Wheeler will take pleasure
in procuring them, if they will call at his office and leave
the amount with' particular written directions with S. B.
Westcott, who will forward the same to him.
LOCKE 6i CHAFFIN.
Salisbury, Feb. 3, 1848 40
WM. ROWZEE.
Salisbury, January 11, 184. 3tr39
A CARD.
JUST received and for ale A large sup
ply of W. Hull's best Tallow Candles.
F BROWN & JAMES.
I Jan. 1, 1848
tZQ
Drs. RICE &. BOY DEN have associated themselves
in the practice of Medicine iat Gold-Hill, and hold
themselves in readiness for Professional calls.
Gold-Hill, Mat 6tb, 1847.
4 .
OT hand aud for nte A very superior qual
itie of Green Tea. AIo a fresh supply of superior
Cologne. i BRO WN H JAMES.
Salisbury, Jan. 1, 184S f36
." .t T . I . . . Ti
r r$. inifrfii in icewnait:. u:
I Solomon Dot. 3 decer.s-d. , j I
IT appearing o the tJti-fction of ilie Coirt.
j defendant has removed beyond the limit i t!
! It i therefore ordered by the Court', that f l1-'
, made for six weeks in the Carolina Watch rt.i
', rd in Salibury, N. C, notifying the said d-.Vr.
1 and appear at the next Cort of Tleaar.d
sior.s, to be held for tbe County of Caharn
House in ConcorJ.on the Third MotvJay in A;
then and there plead or demur, otherwise 'an
sale will U- made. '
Witness. R. W. Foard, Clerk of our said C .
fire, the 3d Monday in January. A', D. lw -the
72d year of American Independence,
R. W. FOARD, l ( .
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