North Carolina Newspapers

i. -1 't :4- ' ihrowy&way an tie of his," buck.loadsI,T spa rrovva'f around a dinner table riot ieihgl in his opinion,! worth his powder and shot; iv. U. Jftcdyunt. i.ii U 4-jV$jjp0t , of this Convenlion appoint a rflmmittec of23, to consider ancf report upon the i to coSnMiaiicb Willi Ibis resolution, the I re. silent " announced thd following persons as that Gen. Alexander McRaV, W. Bnylan. A. R. oil, 1)4 Cok man", John McUod, J. W . EUtr, rl-r 'Sah; Gov. rOraham, James V. Os. frpe; AViUiam Moecai, David F. Caldwell, 11. C. Jones. Rius Baninger, James Oris-1 wold, John W. Uiamas Jnn w. Uawfctns, MJ. C. Li linton.iF. J. Hill, Dr; Samuel ifolf. Jj jljLord, E.i.U.' Stanly, Dr. McClana ban, Jonf loan VVortti, R. J. McDowell, J. R ttofdon, fthn A. Gilmer, William C. Means, H. WLitiiey, L. llJCarmichael. -Ott motion ( Got. Swain, the President of Convention was added to this Commiitee.. ,r.V..Ji-., i. ilmf had been sub. ...mo various rvuiuiiw T . . ... i i j ! i tfad. most available mean, of succeeding the ty prosperity of the peoble of great entriie, so completely .engrossing the j eVery portjon 0f the State and the deve- titentlon of ibe members, wcro now relerred ta the Cornmittepj with instructions to .report Oaeieon.' Tj . ' I i j. On nibtin, the Contention then adjourned to jrtffi gam when the Committee should be 'readJo rjUrt. , , ' ImmediiMy thereafter, the Committee was . 1 1' . . 'i . - ' . organised Eil'i.Cha Public meeting of the citizens of Pavie County .eld in tbe Court House, June Oth, 1819. for the purpose if appointing pele- gates to attend the Rail Road Convention to beljeld! in Salisbury on the 14th intatt L. Bingham jwas appointed Chairpan, and John McRorie, becretary. , Trre obiect 6f the meetinff was exnlain .... 'i.J : u. L t ki ti! I-Pfrattsof Freisht. we hereby inform oar patrons and eel in an inierpiing auuress oy j. A, lll ftiends. and also alf others dlfeoosed o favor ua with iheir lington, Esq., who then introduced the fpU business, that the Company will make a deduction of 10 ' l ? . " i : niu. uuuii an i ri" us null uhsiwu. m n adelphia and Baltimore, to Wilmangton TO SHIPPERS OF IBOODS Prodncc upon the Cape FearUivcr rWlH.R Henrietta; Steam- C -I- boat Company, by Cir1- , r-"'- ' cutar dated 13th December, l 1 miiiimm ' i-Orit, UlaUC tuunii lire jukuic mmmmrnvrnf fi foivtatdiag, as established by the former owners with the other Company on the Gape Fear, also asserting that they would Freight or Forward as low as any other;ConTpany or Firm. Hav iag information that other Cqmparries have made private offers to particular bouses (ojr firms) that have, usually shipped by our Line, which is a reduction upon our form- Catalo s For $al itLI do 1 AJR J Bf-M Valuable OOLlBOOESi lowing resolutions, which were adopted : Resolved, That the action of the last lopement of her resources, meets with our most hearty approbation. . Resolved, That we feel a lively inter- t est in thesuqcess of all the works of Im i , j ii i it. rAJOods mtended for the Hfnrietta Company, should M glSlature, and more especially in that Ot plainly marked, and the Bitlsjof Lading filled up" To b the GreatlCentral Road from Charlotte to I delivered at the Company's Wharf, Wilmington, N. C." j tho appbirrtmenl of Hon. John W. . it in , ii ii r. unmer rose anu auuress. Goldsboro. The receiving and forwarding in Wilmington to be free of all Commissions. ( j ? v ! Shippers by our Line since the first day of January, 1849, whose bills have been I settled, will be entitled to the 10 per cent.; and those unsettled will have thatj amount credited to their accounts upon the Company's books. . - j f ; To all shippers upon the Cape Fear, tbe Henrietta Steamboat Company take pleasure in saying, they have good Boats in good order, arid possess such facilities a? W'ill insure to those who patronize the Line, a speedy transportation of all Goods and Produee committed ti .their care. ' 1 i i ty tlie Subscriber, viz: P'S Universal History, ; ; : History of the United States, j I Ancient Geographv and Atlas. . Parley's Universal History, Elements of Zoology, j- do , of Drawing arid 'Mensuration by Davies, iDatiea' Jjegendre ; do Bordon, do. Algebra ; do. Universal Arithmetic, , do4. . Arithmetic ;:do. First lessons in Arithmetic. dq. Arithmetical Table Book or the method of Teaching figures by sight. Bullions Eng. Grammar jf Clark's new Grammar, Book of Commerce by sea and land, Mitchell's Geography and Atlas, Emmersons Watts on the mind, 'Illustrative. Definer, ' ' Emmerson'8 Arithmetic, part 1st, 2d and 3d, Olmsted's School Philosophy ; Smiley's do. , , Elements of Moral Science, (Wayland's) j American Manual, . Grigg, Elliott & Co's 1st, 2J and 3d Readers. Addick'j Elements; Webster's S. Dictionary,' Eastman's Penmanship Juvenile Choir for public i and private schools and for young classes. Key to Eastman's Cherographic Chart. ! ANDREW HUNT. Lexington, N. C, May 1848: 6m4 1! IS POAYrElt KNOWLEDGE vuu- Uil , (; ... v - . -.I t THE SUBSCRIBERS arc now Teceivinjr the largest and best sunnlv of BOORS AND STATIONARY, ever brought this nlrL a fef F,fch rman Resolved, That the interests, not! only ed this Committee at some length, on the sub. of the people of this and other counties of jeet embraced in a resolution offered by him- 1 Me West, now without a market of any : ,-,e!l in Contention, and now a proper subject I V,nd for,lbeir agricultural and other pro iJL.tl XliAU- r. . ducts, but of the whole State, impoverish- trirf ofa sumiof money by the delegates ; . . r .r e v... uinary anu impeneci lacuuies oi gelling to market require tbe immediate construe- tion of the said Central lioad. Tbe railing of a sum of money by the delegates ojfihe.ConventipnrfoIr the purpose of a survey clha route of the road, and the payment of a Li. it. ...lL.-. ,i..i.. i i i. i compete m...., uur uu.v ,i .aouia uc togo jfadved. That we have seen with plea- oqi ancj soiwii suuscripuons oi siock. ( sure the Can for a Convention in Sajisbu- Jfe waSI followed UV CXGoV. Morehcad. who rv nn tbA :14th in5tnt. nnrl th (tpiippI in. thought tbe rlan, so far as it related to the sur- j tcrest manifested therein by a large por ity of tbefroute, was not the best that could be tion of the State, and we believe that up adopted, life took the groiind that the survey ! on the result of its deliberations wll de would bo premature, and. that the route which ' In a great degree, the success of the might be Wcjlectcd, would probably be rejected GURDON DEMING, Pres't l Henrietta S. B. Co. Fayetteville, May 20, 1849. ,: 6t5 MASONIC CELEBRATION iw mm goods i i 1 I br I be cbmnanv organized under the charter, jwhen thaj company should be formed. And that the Survey now, would bo lost labor and; lost inoney. Io was followed by Got. Graham of 6rtnge,!who also dissented to the plan of Mr. Gilmer:: Ind submitted his own views on the various questions involving the success of the 'rojeetf lt a most clear and able speech. : He took the same ground as that of Gov. Morehead, rcia,tiol;to tho survey proposed by Mr. Gil tteri 'resolution. The Committee was then ! ajJreised y Gov. Swain, who spoke at con siderablerngih, detailing a plan for proceed. in which iwas received with considerable at- i tehtion, jjVc are net prepared at this moment, to .state. in) nosiiions oi uovernor owain, ana in justice tp that gentleman, wjll no attempt it. Central Hail Road. Resolved, therefore, That the Chairman of this meeting appoint 40 Delegates to attend said Convention, and that ihose who are prevented from attending be au thorized to select alternates. j i Delegates. A. G. Carter, Sam'l Rose, B. Bailey; T. M. Young, J. Mcltorie, H. Reynolds W. B. March, George Wilson, Wilfred t"er, Charles Griffith, Tenispn Cheshire, N. S. A. Chafiin, A. M. Hane, John Foard, Hubbard Foard, Joseph-Hall, James F.i Martin, G. W. Johnson, Samuel Taylor, Thomas;Cheshire, Drury Peebles, Hiram Phelps, H. B. Howard, J. A. Clem ent, G. A. Miller, N. N. Fleming, H. H. Cheek, BeaU James, jr., W. J. McfSlrqy, Stephen J6uthet, George Hanes, Itov land Crump, J. a Foard, N. F. Hall, P. The Officers and Brethren of William R. Davie Lodge, No. 119, will celebrate the anniversary of St. ihn the Baptist, on Monjay ihe 25th June, 1849 Lexington. j . I An oration will be delivered on the occasion by Luke Bjackmer, Esq., of Gold Hill. . iAll Masons in good standing, are fraternally invited attend. F. W. STIMPSON, Sec'y.I Lexington, N, C, June!?, 1&49. 3t5 to Now is your .Time for i BARGAINS. ril HE undersigned beg leave topre- f 14 When bdibadxoncluiiilcd, on ufotiott F; Meronty, JLl. R. Austin, Wm. Haw kins, W. P. Cook, P. II. Cain, J. Al Lil- I r.TK Hil (ii ml til en tnck n rprftkn of on hnnr , linton. C ITarhin. A. Npp.1v. Tsaacl Hol- i - "7 ,i " : y ' -i ' " !i t ' ind t hain; At H o'clock it re assembk'd, when, man. ; ? t !;0a mi)t)in of Governor Morehead, a sub- On motion of J. A. Li-Htngton thejname cbtnmittc,of five were appointed to prepare a oi the Chairman was added to the list, j 1 ' j" ' H J o " v T' 1 licsoivea, 1 nat a copy oi mese procee Alio on motion of tho same gentleman, anoih- ; ding be sent to tbe Editors of the' daroli tr sub.cojrjmitteo of three was appointed, tp as- J na Watchman with a request that the publish them. - i On motion, the meeting adjourned. sent to their customers and the public, that they have a I fretty good supply of Fine Goods i on hand suitable for I Lad&s and Gcntlcmenys Summer Wear, iivtiich they propose to sell very low for cash. They are induced to give this notice for the reason that they are determined, if possible: to clear the shelves in time for the Fall and Winter stock. Those who. may yet ! be in want of summer apparel, would do well to call. j BROWN & ELLIOTT. i Salisbury, June 7, 1849 - 5 Frown LOTS FOR 184!). - M. BROWN & SON ARE now opening at their Cheap Casli Store, a splendid and indescribably beautiful stock of SPRING AND jSUMMER GOODS, Embracing every variety of style and fashion to be found South of' the Potomac, And consisting in part of the following : ! FOR XiADXES WEAK. Solid fig'd and Rich Cha'meleon Silks ; striped and sol id silk Tissues: plain arid plaid black do. ; Barege de Toil ; blue, pink and white Tarltons ; Toil de Nord ; fancy French organdie Lawns ; black and second mourn ing Muslins and Ghinghams; solid and fancy French Ginghams; linen Lustrea and linen Ginghams ; beauti ful French Muslins ; French Capes and Collars ; Visi tes; Muslin Sacks; worked muslin Manillas; Swiss and Jaconet Edgings an4 Insertings ; Kid Gloves ; Rib bands ; Lawn and LiOen I Cambric Handkerchiefs ; Grass and Mohair Skirts, 4jc. POR GENTIiEIVTElT. Blue, black, brown and olive Cloths ; black Doe skin Cassyneres; fancy do, of the most fashionable styles; plain and fig'd satin and silk Vestings, (very fine); white Kid and Silk Glotes, fijc; also, a Large stock of Staple DRY GOODS, as complete and as igheap as any in the State. A LARGE STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS Silk, Fur, Panama and Leghorn are as. follows : Webster's Life and Speeches : Clay's dodo. ; Calhoun's do. do. ; Macauley'e England ; Chalmerf' Power of God ; Life of Franklin ; Life of Penn ; Life of Mahomet, Cook's Voyages ; Female Poets of America ; Female Poets of England ; Women of t,he Revolution : Irvine's Columbus : j Irving's sketch Book ; Irving' Tale Traveller ; I Goldsmith's works ; Goldsmith's Animated Nature Modern Accomplishment ; Louis Blanc, 2 vols. ; Women of the Scriptures ; Comstock's Philosophy ; Comstock's Chemistry ; Lincoln's Botany ; Ambon's Classical Dictionary ; Ainsworth's Dictionary ; Plutarch's Lives; New Greek Grammar ; Caesar; Sallast ; Homer; Horace; Vergil ; Anabasis; Jacob's Greek Reader; Prose Composition ; Latin Lesson ; Letters on Astronomy ; Mineralogy ; Miner's GoiJe ; Friends and Fortune ; D'Aubine's Reformation, - Washington and bis General's, (Headley) - v" " (Lippard) Napoleon and his Marshals, (Headley) (Carey and Hart) I tsancrotts bile ot Washington, j Weetns' v " i " Marion, i Signer's of the Declaration, American Manual ; Prose Writers of America ; Poets and Poetry do. ; j Poets and Poetry of England ; do. of the Ancients j! Poetical orks of CrabU.. HKr - P!!-v . r--. I " Thompson. Ilemans, Voting and Rodjenj; : Hallams Middle Ages; do. Cohsnitotional HiKcry ; : Crabb's Synonymes ; Waveily Novels; , History of the Ba$ti!e ; Wondrrs of the World ; ! Burke's Works; Byron's do ; Moore's dn ; ' ' I Robertson's do ; Scott's do., and Miscellanies ; ; Modern Criiih E?sayifri, (Macauley'e) , ' ! " " (Macintosh's) ' j ' " (JemeyV) 1 " " (Carlyles) , (Wilson'a) (Allison') ; Talfourd and Stephen's do. Sydney Smith, Shakspehre ; Man and hit Motives ; : Modem Infidelity; Lock's Essays; Sacred Harp; Taylor and Staif ; Southern Harmony ; ! Scott do , American Cln-sterfieid, J Book of Politenes.a, Book of Martyrs, , ; Nettleton's Remains, ! Chillingworth's Religion of Protestants. . Proverbial Philosophy, I Virginia, its History an J Antiquities, McCulloch's Comtuercial Dictionary, i McMahan's American Gardner, Jack Halyard ; Robinson Crusoe ; 300 new Novels ; 75 reams Paper ; Wafers, Seals, &c., &c. ! 31. BROWN &, SON. SA LISB UR r. N. C, April 2G, 1 849. 51 S1W GflflDSH 1- FOR SAliB IN BOON, WATAlb A Co., No. Carolina. 7i IS NOW ALL THE CRY. WE respectfully invite our customers, friends and the public generally, to call and examine our stock SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, which we are now receiving from Philadelphia and New York, of the latest importations, consisting of Dry Goods Hats, Caps and Bonnets of various descriptions; alioes, leather, &c, Lc.; hard ware, cutler)-, delf, granite, china and glass ware; fine Double and Single barrel Shot buns; finished and unfinished rifle bjfrYels; pistol, &lc. Aic.; chapeaus, plumes, swords, belli, sashes, cpcaulcts, silver and gold lace of different widths, silver star, eajlf but tons, &ic.; groceries of all kinds and of good quality; Blue Cotton Yarn, Weavers Reeds, Brass Clocks, (warranted) and numerous other articles space mtt admitting to enu COM AND BUYs! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! T mi- HE subscriber in now receiving one of ibe hand- r- merate ; all of which as is customary of late days to boast of. haviiirr twn niirrh:iu.H :it tho vcrv Ihu-pgI rri. nml Bonnets, Silk, Satin, Leghorn & straw. I the ca pd ; re now otrenMi for sale, and must be ... certain t L. BINGHAM, CA'i. J. McRorie, Sec. So Ions distinguishjed our mountain Country, in At tamarep, Mexico, tne last ot .uarcn, kain a and near lhe Town. W,e will also have a BRUMMEt-L, late of Davidson County. Mr.B.went i LAwni, r e . to Catnunro during the war. He fell a victim to the 1 . v ""ll cholera., i; j " Far from home and on a distant shore, lie sleef s in death and hears of wars no nfore.'1 THE MARKETS. Horn tho- delsates nrcsent what the prolahlcjcttnounl of sbbscript ionin tho various Jeitions ofjcouritry hqre represented, will be. T Then,Dli motionr he Committee rose,; and reported progress, anjd asked leave to sit again. PrcsitJt .Morchcqid having resumed his seat, j lijnouncedltnc readiness of Contention to pro- Cccdtobtoessi ! -. Mr. Jchh W, Thjomas, of Davidson ; ! Mr. Wjbitney of Norfolk ; (-lov. Swaiti, flon. N. Boyden, .MeUa,e, President of Wilming ootnd Hoanoko lUil Hoad ; Col. John Mc Lcpd,ol Johnston and Mr. Uibole, of Craven, fe luccossively cllcd up, and addressed the Convention in able and interesting speeches. AAer'whfcli, '. ' Convenlion odjourncd until tomorrow (Fri. Jiy,) at fe o'clock. . It will; be seen that no definitive action of tptciil iuterest has et been had. We rjegret lilt we jdannot idetlin the publication of our pa. fer long cnougrto jfivo a full report of the pro. tcedingf Hut we rfjoicc at the prospect which iipresemcu, i nc, jvery -best spirit prevails, Oats. 30 : Su2ar. brown; 6 (Si 9r do. loaf, 11 B 12 Ind evrv tn!Ilinn!i th most flattPrmir ! Salt. sack. 1 50 (S) 1 75 : Tallow, 8 fa) 9: Wheat 10 . . !.... ...i ll I VK- Wk;ak' vuiracier, i pat ut central itaii uoaa nau.pc 1 UiUf, nnHE undersigned,; Commissioners, will sell AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ; - i ; on the 16th of July riext, to the highest bidder, he valuable LOTS in the Town of BOON, Tatauga Courtly," situated on the Slate Rqad, hear Council's Store, said" road leading from jVVilkesborough, N. C., to Jonesborough, Teftn. fhe County Site is beautifully located, with hiore conveniences than any other County Seat Iri the State. There! are some dozen, Springs bfihe purest and he'althiest water, such as have Hardware and Cutlery, single and double barrel SHOT G UNS, Carriage Inker's Trimmings and Carpenters Tools, (ass'd) Shoemakers Tools and Trimming?, Paints, Varnish, Oils, and Dyes, Calf Pkihs, sole Leather, Sugar, CofTee, Molasses, Salt, Iron, fc. Our 9tock of Goods is as complete as any in this mar ket, and will be sold for Cash or on time to punctual dealers, as cheap as the cheapest, wholesale or retail. Give us a call before buying, as we are determined to offer extraordinary inducements to purchasers for the California or Carolina gold dust. j M, BROWN & SON. Salisbury, April 26, 1849. 51 sold upon equally low anl accommodating terms as at any other establishment in tlus bnrjj. I If as' call, ex amine and judge for yourselves, as we shall take pleasure in exhibiting our jjoods. and no pains spared to please all who may favor us with a call. ROGER MAXWELL. Salisbury, April 19, 50 New Cabinet Ware Rooms IN SALISBURY. Salinhjury, June 11. Bacon 6 ; Brandy 40 1 f) 51) ; Butter 10; Beeswax 15; Cotton 4 (a) 5 ; Cotton Yarn 65 (a) 75.; Coffee 7 (S 8 ; Corn 125 ; Feathers 25 ; Hour per bbl. 3j (a) 4 ; Iron 2$ (3) 4 ; Linseed; Oil $5 (a) 70; Nails 5 fa) 6; Oats 16 (S) 17; Irish Potatoes 50 ; Sweet lo. 30 ; Sugar, (brown) 6 (3) 8 ; Lcjkf 10 a) 11 ; Salt, (sack) 2 (S) 2 ; Tallow 10 (3) 12$ f Wheat 50 ; Whiskey 25 (S 30. f Fatetteville, June 5. Brandy, peach, 35' 3 40 : Ditto, applet 28 (3 30: Beeswax 18 : Bacon j (3) 7: Cotton 6 (a) Ci : Corn 55 60; Coffee 8 fS) 10 r Flour 4 (3 43 I Feathers 28 (3) 30 : Flaxseed 85 (3) Si : Iron, Swedes, 5 (3i 6 : do. English 3 (3) 4 : Lard 6$ fS 7 : Leather, sole, 20 : Molasses 20 26 : Nails, t:ut, 5 j Whiskey 25. jbrated mountain scenery. W'l therefore, with. out hesitation, invito persons who are desirous of purchasing SUMMER OR FAMILY lK S1DENCES, to attend the sale, for ' we feel -perfectly assured they-will be suited in Lt)TS and PRICES. At the above mentioned time fchd place, the contracts will be let out for bpild- itiga the .unanimous sentiment ; and dele. J We are authorised anJ requested to aiinounce ntei am eauallv asi unanimous in their. zeal to JAMES E. KERR, Esq.. as a candidate for the Office 'i IT . i ...it i , " of County Court Clerk, at the ensuing August 'election'. rf ft,t tho most practicable scheme to ensure ( . are aulhor 9d and retjuested to announce JOHN. H. HARDIE, as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Court Clerk of Rowan, at the en euing August election. 0Ve arer. authorized to announce OBApiAf I WOODSON, as a candidate for the Office of Superior Court Clerk for Rowan County. . - - Diseases of the TEETH! 't8 grtitert lucccss. We congratulate the uic tod eipecially that portion ol it more d-' itctly iiiii crested int this work, on tho bright, j i of tl)e day just (dawning ; and would ad ,0ouh inem that now is the day, and now the kour to put forth tsircnftth, and all will be 6afe. iXMarucr.--A fight took place between r. James -Pi'lkU and Mr. Peter Dear arijin lUc lown of Ashevillc,N. C.Knear COURT HOUSE & JAIL, to the lowest bidder; Both the buildings to be jbuilt of brick ; and on the first day of the.sale a plan of the public buildings will be submitted tp the public for inspection. The sale will be continued until all the Lots are sold, i' JORDAN COUNCIL, JONATHAN HORTON, ; NOAH MAST, Commissioners. !iMa2L28' 1849- i 3r5 fto House-keepers and all who intend IRTl C10L11 WHOLESALE & RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT. RICI1ARD FOX PRESENTS his respects to the cit zens of Salisbury and surrounding country, with a ten der of his services as a CABINET! MAKER, prepared to execute all orders in his line with despatch in the most superior workmanlike manner and best style. He will keep constantly on hand the best mate rial for makins I I somesl and cheapest Stocks of SPRING AND SUMMER" ever offered in thia market, purchased In rhiladelplua " and New York, from the latest Foreign Arrival, and at the lowest cash tisures, consisting in part of brk.tilae, golden, French adeladcs and apple green Cloth; black military striped and other fancy Cassimeres and Vestings, English and French Drap oV Eta; handsome children plaid and stripes; n large stock ofcotion ades; and all other kinds of gentlemens summer wear. A !w, splendid bl'k Taffeta and tro de Rhine Siiks, plain fig'd chanelf -on Tou de Soie, plain and fig'd silk Tissues, be rages, oil silk for lining, linen chambra ys.embroid'd Swiss Roies, linen cambric Handkercliit-f, (a large stock) bl'k 'SO1! col'd Kid Cloves, organdy and gingham Iawns, plaid granadines, fancy and furniture Prints. bl'k and col'd Al pacca Lustres, Florence, plain straw, flock Rue and' AU ladin Bonnets, l uibrt ilas and Paraf-o!?, bolting CJoth, linen sheeting 4, 7, 1 0 and 1 '-2 oiarter wide.bro. k bleach' d drills, (ass'd bl'd and bro eotion t-hirtings and slieelings, large sfock of ready made clothing, floor matting. blasting' powder, mining Floje, Rio CotI-e, bro. and loaf Sugar, crushed nnd pulveri.-ed do .suprrior Tea, almonds, rati--ins, sole leather, lining and binding skin, tanned fheep and Morocco skins, harness leather, clover and gran seed, saddles, bridles and saddle bags, leather trunks, mackerel in bbls and h !f lW, white lead,Fp'is terpen tine by the gal. or Ixittie, ropnl varnish, tannera oil, 8 by 10, 1 0 by and 1 1 by I ft glass, anvils, vices, grain'anJ grass scythes, steel weeding hues, tho vela and spade, mill and cross cut saws, sheet Iron. Also, a large j 7 STOCK OF FIXE CUTLERY, I carriage springs, axles, stained class lamps, patent 'and painted cloth, luces, i.f , &c, Milea' 4res boots arxt la-" dies sIkh-s, fur, silk, Panama, Leghorn and palm leaf hats and caps, mmw tllll!l sofas bureaus, ottomans, andStationary, V ardrobes. Dining, Centre, Peer, and other Tables; vitt :LV - J ' WHEEL OF FORTUNE ! i-'i ' .lifnhnJ-'Vhi gentleman has declined MpubVie pinner tendered to him by some of his nendi (n Sl Louli. In his letter declining V'HQtjtatkm be gays : vA public dinner to a public man carries along ilh H in obliirat nn I make uch a soech fand I esnect to ,"V,ei1 of tUcm in le course of this sum mer) MTy,iNv', to'tpeak to a larger audi-1 tnce ibin; cou d found at a dinner table. i A nif reminds. u4 of an eccentric old Metho. wit paraon, who once found on r: vi... - V i mill j VI AT tm i 0ld fofthJ Afle lonb nrr al kt. ..J-.... . Mej thoment i, ha addresed them as follows : ftjends, if were to preach to you the f"?01 1 came here to deliver, it would 4ikej shootlnV a buck load at a panel of spar. may go home ; I ihan'l preach to i ; l 4 reiamo the Colonel don't choose lo TO MARRY SOON. HE subscribers having entered into a co-partner-nership in the Cabinet Making Business, lake this rrv ti nAQAfl t 7 ; f - i , jopportunity ot lntormmg tne citizens ot tins l own ana n, ' r ii ii . .i nl.- ; r iGounty and the surrounding Counties, that they have on OULD respectfully make known to the Citizens ef u, f,-u L tn i Western Caro ina, that he continues to. pertornv ... ... - . u l l. l " 1 m Z I InA ti t A a thoQn o rota oc nn Kik K-iv rrr t o n t h n r tn all operations connected with his profession npn prm- . cipleso improved, as he thinks, will seldoitj fail to t ' ; . ' prove highly Isatisfactofy ; and promises the permanent !l ardrpbes, DrCSSlllg Bureaus, preservation of the Teeth in alt ordinary case;?, where Centre Tables.' ClllM Presses. ChaifS. Bedsteads. It. ; efficient means are employed during the most important U , , . of rnf1Rn. R,-. on ,hand. Please call and give us trial. We can be found at the old stand, opposite the Rowan Hpuse, fdrmerly occupied by David Watson. All kinds of country pro duce taken in exchange for furniture. WM. ROWZEE. S. R. HARRISON. Salisbury, May 10, 18 9. 1 ace hey both resided, on the 25th MayVyhiih resulted in the death of the nkf marA lirrk! o rc.i n An vtr TVTr i "Cient means 11.11 ' i ... . 1 I II7 pcilUMO VI llic, VHILUHUUU OUU 1 Ul m. : ,! vyu.iurv yea mo laiai WOUna, wnicn was . References The Facultv of the Baltimore College. 'UfirCteq i Vith a bowie-knife, from Mon- and the letters and names of many distinguished gen-- 9W. Until Vridnv. wlien hp dir.l. ! tremen ot his native County and fetate. f f ,1 r V V .J -i In Salisbury Hon. D. F. Caldwell, Mai. John B. rrTf. "VWWHM' " " " J' Lord. John I. Shaver "and others. f,rj L iU-J ' SalishnrvJ June 14. 1949 Salisbury,: June 14, 1949 m RANAW AY 910 REWARD. , iiAiAAi irom me suDscnoepj on tne vr xv I night of the Dth Mar, a negro matt named ISAAC, aged between 35 and 40 years, about six feet high, with a white speck on one of his eye ball9vand keeps one eye mostly shut when looking at any person. He has lost nearly all his front teeth, and speaks rather slow when talking. I bought saij3 i negro at the sale of Franklin Ilargrave ; and as he has a wife at Doct. "Holt's quarter, I think it. is likely he is i ViarlvnrinrT in (Tint virinitv Twill nnv VAU'ard of St 1 0 to any one wo willcommit him to jail, ir deliver Inrn to mc.at my residence near Chamber's Ferry, DavMr !' May 12. 1849.6t2 son county, i rcir.iv auun-ii; June 14thf 1849 6:tf. A 4- EXECUTORS NOTICE. fin HE undersigned 4t May Sessions, 1849, of Rowan County Court, qualified as Executors to the Will of John Fraley, dee'd. We hereby notify a!l 'persons having claims against jthe estafe of Joha Fraley, dee'd, lo present them for pajyment within the time prescribed by law, or this notice jwill be plead in bar of tbeirirecov ery ; and all persons indebted losaid estate are request id to make payment. j ; MOMIUliT S. fKAMbi , WM. R. FRALEY,. ; Executors. To I he Public. NOTICE t ' i. herebv given, that the undersigned as Administra- ! irri- tor of Thomas C. iGrahami. deceased, will expose to OME wicked, designing, and malicious persons, un- public sale at the Court House m Salisbury, on the I4tn k3 known to me, have set afloat the report! that the June, next, a Negro Jirl, abot twenty years of age, of stock of Ready-Made Clothing, purchased byj roe tiis ''good character, to-pajr the debts of said dee'd. Acred Spring in New York, contains Small Pox. Idtetrt it -t of six months will be given, thi purchaser giving bond due to my 0wn interest to declare such report utterly '-and approved security, . false. 1 June 14, j849. J. H. ENtflSS; t -6: if Lf May .21, 1849. LEVI LAWRENCE, Adm'r. 3t3 New Store New Firm, NEWG00DS! ALL the goods belonging to the late Firm of J. i W. Murphy havin been sold out at Auction, a new firm has been formed with a capital of 30,000, all of which has been invested in the Northern Markets for new goods ; and the said firm are now receiving and opening at the large brick store formerly occupied by J. In W. Murphy, direct from Philadelphia and New York, an entirely new stock of FRESH GOODS: Consisting of French, English, German, Scotch, and American Drytloods ; Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware, HATS, BONNETS, BOOTS, SHOES, BOOKS, COMBS, Plated and Saddlery Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, - Carpenters' Tools, And all kinds of GROCERIES and all other hind of GOODS. i We wish to be understood, (not blowing and bragging) that we speak the truth when we say thai we are open ing at this time ' . THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW GOODS that has ever been opened in this place ; and as for beauty and style the ladies say we have the prettiest and cheapest they have yet seen.i And why should they not say so, when our goods are all entirely new and all bought for cash and such a large quantity of them. We deem it entirely unnecessary to enumerate all the articles composing our stock, as it has become too fashionable for persons to advertise three or four times as much as they actually have. But suffice it; to say, that we have a well assorted' stock of all kinds of Goods of every description ; and that they are all paid for, and paid for with our own money, With all these advan tages we think we can safely say that we will sell them a little lower than any of our neighbors, and we would 'merely say to one and all to give us a call, hear prices, examine for yourselves and be your own judges. . Most Respectfully, WILLIAM MURPHY, & Co. Salisbury, April 26, 1849 8w51 JAMES HORAlT WATCH AND OI.OC1I-MAKER, i Opposite Cowan's Brifk Row, iSalisbitry, HT C. Special Term of the Superior Court. ! There will be held f6r the County of Rowan, at the Court House, in Salisbury, on the 1st Monday in July, uest, a special Soperior Court of Law and Equity. J. S.UOHNSTON. C. S. C. May 26, 1849 3t4 Wardrobes, Dining, Centre, Peer, and other Tables Rocking, Office, and Parlor Chairs; Bedsteads of su perior finish and latest fashion. ETFriends of deceased persons will find it to their interest to send to him as an undertaker. Specimens of his work and skill can be found at the ware rooms in Cyrus West's large brick building, next Watchman Office. The cheapness, durabilitya.nd superiority of all work turned out from his shop will be a guarantee of the pa- , tronage of the public. j Repairing done at the shortest notice. Country produce and lumber of nil kinds suitable for Carpenters and Cabinet Makers, taken in exchange for any thing in his line. A large quantity of shingle's im mediately wanted. Salisbury, May 10, 1849. 1 ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. RALKfGH, N. C. TRINITY SCHOOL, Eight Milea West of Ualeigl. Risht Rev. L. S. Ives, D. D. Visitor. THE summer Term of these Schools will commence on Wednesday, the 6th June. A"punctual attendance .of the pupils is requested. For circulars, containing foil information as to Term. &.C., apply to the subscriber. ALDERT S.MEDES, Rector of St. Mary's School. Raleigh, April 12, 1819. 9i30 HAVrE received a large supply of t"r A CiiardCll : Seed, and as ihey were selected by a friend of theirs who has for a long time dealt in that line of busi ness, theyjtherefore recommend them to their friend and the public generally, as the best article of Garden Seed that have ever been brought to this market. Among them may be found Snap, Refugee, French, China, , Dwarf, Butter, and Lima Beans ; Lonr Green and Ear- ; ly Cluster Cucumber ; Okra, assorted ; Parsnips, assort ; Dwarf Marrowfat and Early frame Peas ; Red and Yel- i low Tomatoe ; Early Yellow sugar, red turnip, long blood, and white sugar Leets ; early 1 ork, su,;ar loal, -winter drumhead, flat Dutch, red Dutch, and mountain ' snow head Cabbage ; long Orange Carrot ; Ice, and snow head Letuce; long scarlet Radish, purple Turnip, early bush Squash. t March 1, le49 43 j 25 Dollars Reward! ; it RANAWAY from the subscriber in Augr.t, 1847, a IV EG HO WOHAX, aged about forty years, common height, named Charity, sometimes called Charity Craige. having been raised by the late Thomas Craige. Said Negro Woman ia thought to be harbored by ber colored friends about Salisbury and vicinity. I will give the above reward to any person for her delivery or conSnemeit in jail so that I may get her. M. BOGER. Salisbury, April 19. 1849. 50 Important to MU1 Owners. HOTCIIKISS'S Vertical Water Wheels forsalein Fayetteville. by d. McNeill & Co. And in Lincoln County by E. A. BKEVARD. March 1$, 1847 tf45 China, Class and Queensware, tlnrd Lamps, (very hand- . some) Nova Scotia Crind Stones, &.c, togefher withan endless variety of other goods not mentioned. Persofia visiting tin market would do well to call at the 3fctV Call Store, corner eaet of the Court-Houe, before buying, ns I am determined to offer to cmh buyers f wholesale or retail, extraordinary inducements in -tbe way of handsome and fresn goods and lew prices. Call and judge for yourselves. - t ill JOS. F. CHAMBERS.! Salisbtry, April 12, 1849. 40 - "spring and summer ! fashions for 1849. ! : HORACE II. BEARD, TTTASjoM received, (at -l.-I.old stand,) from New York, the A merican and Hu riijtttn FmtJi ions for tbe Sprinj? end Summer of 1849, land' iU continue to reeeiva them quarterly He is prepared to exec ute all orders in his line cf the trade, in a fashionable and workmanlike manner, at the KhoreM notice. From fci long experience in thwart cf cutting and making gnnnen?, Ue frebj confident that he can give pnti'-foction to hi customers. ;'. lie re ctfu.lv returns his ihifiksto his friends and the public for their literal Mip;oit tendered him hereto fore, and wi! 1 eiJ'-avTrr by inc reamed eft rtn to please hi 8 cufctomcrs.to merit a continuance of their favors; I'll UORACE1L CEARD.I N. B. All kiiir'sof country produce tuken at the mar ket price for v.frk. "" ' V Salisbury, S.Pt. 21, tf47ofvt4.41 ' jl NE W BOOT fic SHOirSTToT. HE lwribers refpecifiillyiii, ibrm the ritueiw of Salutary, and tlie Krroandinz country, tbl they have pjrcbas-d ibe . ' i- Iloot aud Shoe Mioi i formerly owoed by Hnry Milhrr, E(, f poitte ike Meaers. Murphy's store, uhere they intend to mirui fc lure a large and fashionable stock of Ikiots sod Pixies, all of which they will warrant to be of iIm- l-t maieri- , als and workmnnh p. All pern who may U wr t' with their custom may ret aiiuwd that ibeir work mill be promptly and wril June, a we have good wnikinen. and a Boot-maker not to b surpassed in this prt tTlW country. F'roni our experience in the. Uuunefs, we fee eooC dent that we wilt be able to give entire satifatlion to alt who patronize u?. and ask the pub'ie to give os a tiial. All rders in the above lin thnnkfally reeeired ainl : faitlifuily executed. Repairia; dune at thort notitt in j the neatest manner. , ji ! Country produce taken in payment fcr wrrk. , JESSK II. IIOWUD A: CO.; rsvM T Salisbury, A vril 5, 9 4 0 ' 0.'47 Brown & James HAVE just received among a variety of other j c!es, a large quantity of wiperDne silad OIL. Salisbury, Ajnl 1$, 1843 43 l . J: I ! i ! 11 1 "V i