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I There is a star thai brightly gleam,
Calm in the sky above, .
And throws o'er life h g4Jen beam
Ofjispplness and tore : . .
A beacon pure, whose radiance bright
No lowering Hytd confine ;f
' But in! aflliclkWs stooriy nurhti ;
j With heavenly lustre iJiinc
There U a wtar whoso magic power
!,J firmly bind the Soul,
Oliat e'en In joy'a must sunny hour
Man feel it sweet control; j
A gWious light, whose mystic jspefl
iJfci, hop and joy impart
Apd calm the wild tempestuous swell
Of earth's despairing hearts.
T1etaf that from its glittering sheen
'. (itldjs life' declining slope,
And throws o'er youth's resplendent scene
The my tints of hpc ;
The star that drives the clouds Snway,
. Thoiogh dark they frown awhile,
And eycr-shincs with peerless riiy
i Is woman' angel smile. '
THE NEW YOUfe RIOT.
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The Lcmdon Times appears, dUjld grat-
jfied tbat the Republican! of t ,e IJnited
plates have had a riot, asj well is the mo
nnrchics of Europe. Itf winds lib by say-
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I "As for the measures taken by life au
thorities, though thv nresent a1 striking
Contrast lo the. details of the MorjijreaM riot,
I
! A SINGUlAff- PHNdAjNN. ?
1 The New York Courier says : f ; i
1 A gentleman who has resided la ,long
lime in San Antonio, arid; who witnessed
the late epidemic in that placestates that
the water of the San Antonio river", which
is celebrated for its purity, jand cpuld at
any other time be nsed after standing sev
eral days, was unfit for use during the
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GOODS
TO SHIPPERS OF
: -t:' .; ; X and .
't upon the Cape Fear River.
comrasi,o,nueiaiiso. if pc. , alence of lhe choiera, when Ikept a
And thouglMhey mamfesa det noli and hou In;.jessthan Ifa da ves
an et beyond wlmt we.ave Uee$ late- water from the stream emit-
y accusiemeu 10 wuuess pu Vf Ul i tc(j ,
V J
t!inrli no- n rmips . p mnerors.-an(
;in
do not appear to have exceeded jb neces
sity of the crisis. Order was tope rjestor-
Ud liberty, life and property cujred
and the good name oi tne unipn csiao
(islied. When these werdmeniceds by a
desperate mob, (orce was to beenicoun
Prodnc
THE Henrietta Steam
boat Company, by Cir
cular dated 13th December,
1847. made known the Rates
of Freights and the charges
for Forwarding, as established
by the former owners with the other Company on the
Cape Fear, also assenmg mai Vi
Forward as low as any other Company or Firm. Hav-
joC.rniniinn that other Companies haveinade private
. III " IUIUI1UMI(V. r .
rr ' ll ! I I I i P . :. 1 i C tHnt hflCA lsannllir
an oliensive smen, simitar ip unge ; offers to particular nooses f
shipped by our Line, which J3 a reaucuu.. UFu uu, .,u.
er rates of Freight, we hereby inform our patrons and
friends, and also all others disposea io ifvor us wuu uie.r
business, that the Company will make a deduction of 10
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
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j TO MISS SE. s.
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Lady ! lhou art fair o the hlly white,
Tby charms how fascinating ;
lively as love itself the sight,' i
. ' Of one so unauming.
Eeauty enthroned upon thy brow,
' ' A vt dominion sways; :
Allure the many and oids thr nw
1 Their honioge to thee pay. .
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lately thy ttep asCnrthaga's beauteous queen,
When by Troy's hero near ;
Majestic more, than monarchs seem
Lin purple. robes most dear.
Ilodesty arrayed in yirtue pare,
I.With angei grace con.biru d,
Cn'lreiin thee, and live 6eciire
' From blast of every kinJ.
- A,nd is! ths Cttlogue now complete. 1
jho!l here eulogia cease t -.
Not yet, dull muse, ahalt thou defeat,
: Nor hush in silent ease.
A thiind full strong, most nobly trained, 4
" ! And judgment .deep, profound ;
Tliop dost possess, as is maintained
illy ail in knowledge sound
water. The rain water, too, ttiai collect
ed in pools in the street would be covered
with a srppn scum the dav afterlit fell.
In addition to this singular phenomenon, i Pr cent! upon ill freights from Boston, New York.Phil-
the same gentleman states that the ajr ! TTn toe
A 1 v. fcv "o
was filled with a light substance similar
to the down of a thistle, which could ea-
fr nf nil Commissions.
Shippers by our Line since the nrst day 01 January,
111 ue enuiieu iu
terod with force. The trijops COUld not r ... . i ,;,,, tiwi; nnuoll L.a k IRJfl whose bills have been settled, w
rhrow nvini? Stones. Sd th'PV retllmed the T .UC U,SU,r;11" XT , ! lhe m oer cerit. : and those unsettled will have that
(paw , , :wf t . tAtiro rU I hn CM H 1 fl fl n rl I f I fC t '
a deadly collision are inevitable!! ard at
tach to those who provoke it. jVef can
not, however, regard lhe caastrotohepih
out some apprehension. . Already wicked
attempts have been made,? by incemHary
placards, to link the aristocrats of Ne w
York and England, and feprcfeentj Mr.
Macready as establishing a British yran
riv in the United States. The idea is too
gross even for the 'Bowery boy s, but the i
excitement, supplied as it i withjso inuch
anti British materialis too likly to be j
reneweo, unless an me irowi scrnse ui me
SUIl. 1 ine PartlCiesrt , .h ir accounls upon tbe Company's
l ; 1 .1: 1 1 : t. . -if
wnen exam neu. uisciuscu hiiuuic-kiccu hooks.
specs covered, like the Seeds of; Sbme To all shippers upon the Cape Fear, the Henrietta pieage alwe return our sincere thanks to the public for
nanfi hctnpP triHt i vxe tlinm Steamboat Cornpany take pleasure in saying they have their very liberal patronage heretofore extended to us.
w....., ...... Q---r 1 Roats in siood order, and possess sucn laciuues as Relow we Dresent a list of a lew ot the articles compns-
Chemicals, Dye-Stuffs and" Perfumery.
THE subscribers are now receiving at theij Drug
-Store, corner of the Mansion Hotel, the largest and
best selected assortment of f
Drugs, Chejnicals, Paints, Oils, and
DyeSlvff"st
ever brought to this market. We particularly invite
the attention of Physicians, Druggists, and Merchants to
our stock, which we pledge to sell at lower rates than
any other establishment in Western North Carolina.
With the assurance again tbat ourpricesand terms snail
C. C.
" " S. C.
For binding free negroes.
Bastardy Bonds.
Letters of Administration.
Special 44
Letters Testamentary.
C. &. S. Court Writs.
Ejectment "
Attachment "
C. and S. C. Subprcnas.
We hare on hand and for sale at thi nfiV '
lowing dijAxm A.J?, to wit :
Administrator Bonds. in
Guardian "
Appeal "
Constable "
Ca Sa
Bail (State cases) "
isail (Civil ) -
Delivery "
Prosecution '
o. if S. C P; ri
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Equity Exetatifi!
Com, lo ,-.if;2f
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buoyancy. These facts, however strange
they may appear, are from reliable au
thority ; and however, effectually the ani-
inaicuiu; uocirme uiny fc t A,uucu ! Dlainlv marked 1
there-is, in tins instance, a seeming con
nexion betweenjthe cholera and the phe
nomenon alluded to, which merits linvcs-
ligation.
will insure to those who patronize the Line a speedy
transportation of all Goods and Produce committed o j
their care. ;
Goods intended for the Henrietta Company, should be
and the Bills of Lading filled up " To be
Company's Wharf, Wilmington, N. C."
1 GURDON DEMING, Pres't
I Henrietta S. B. Co.
delivered at the
ins our stock : Pulverised Ipecac, Rhei, Jalap, Colum
bo, Scilla, Gamboge, Opium, Arrow Root, Pearl Barley,
Cort Cinch, Hyd. Chlo. Mit., Suph. Quinine, Sulpli.
Morphine, Acit do., Piperme, Salacine, Red Lead, Ve
"Com.touU1?.
10 Venditiofti 1 '
Juror's Tickets.
Marriage Licemfj
APDrentic TnJ.
Notes of Hand U
Bank Notes, C. F
Land Deeds.
Deeds of Truer
Sheriff Deeds.'
fcas and I.i.
inAnnli I r.
Scire Facias vs. Defaulting Witney,
ao 00 10 revive judgment
do do to heirs at Uw toVu t.
do do do et al. Uu
do do vs. Special Bail.
Presentments of Roads.
do for -Assault and Ba:ifr,
do for Affrays.
do for Fornication an u "
r .... 1US.fr.
do for retailing without ,I
And many others of not so coruriion '.
Officers of Courts, and others who
are "solicited to jnve us a call, or fon
FayettevilleJ May 20, 1849.
6t5
Union is excited to extinguish it
! The London Daily News animadverts ; did that of the lamented Gaines on T burs
ts "follows on the article off the times : j ayi Many a heart felt the sedret pangs
! .1 1 1 . Ji i J r c f grief, and bled with tinaffected sorrow,
1 T ilv re&t Hnd "npfcteArekef. of; all6unknown tp the outwrd worldUun-
iiiu a imes i wen as uiiicrs, n iimiu viuuu
appeared in tbe far west. fTo bet siire, it
An Affecting Incident. rlt is lonisince ! I
a funeral in Nev Orlcansjhas occasioned Saddle HamCSS anfl TmilK
more sincere anu general isympatny man :
Linseed and Train Oil, Logwood, Copperas, Indigo,
&.C., &-C.
Also, a large assortment of Shop Furniture.
Prescriptions furnished at all hours. Orders from a
distance punctually attended to
BROWN & JAMES.
Salisbury, July 6, 1848 10
kfpt
noticed by the vulgar gaze-! ( An incident
STILLS K TII-WME.
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. , , - . , .e , , ILL k j oi an aiieciing cnaracier occurrcu iwnue
was only a cloud of theatrical dust raised . i ,,Tt, . , ,i. , i ii
. J . . , , . .tJii iui . ; the body was being taken to the Jake, go-
purteus:
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A COINClDENCi;.
How many cciincidences, which would each le re
events distant
',1
',1
i , 1 '' (' i inarkablii, hiight not be truced btwee
l ' t.. t. l.vlUv irnr. urn in tlM nihi nf lllia 1IIHV
lwirld, at: liberty to turn over old rooords in search- of
)jccdeni and examine, instead of hardly being able to
ikeep op with the run of events, accelerated as they are
Ibythe modern applications of stei m, ' electricity, and
.'irfher Impulsive and explosive agen s!
J -I 'We hail thq pleasure of. placing before ur readers, a
weeks ogi, the letter of our Secretary of State,
' i nnnonncing to Idy Frak1ix the determination of the
Pkr.aiPK.tT to nccede U her rcmieKt to aid, as far as he
! Could, the Search instituted by the British authorities to.
i t y(: ( ascertain the fute of the Expedition of Discovery sent
j ,"fciul by Iriat c r.mmnt under the direction of her hus-
. ; i band. We have more recently had lurirmtinn. through
j ( . fthe Engjitth newspapers, of the favorable impression
L which this humane and prompt action on the part of this
2, Gdvernnient has made upon the Government and Peo
' ; t of thit country. '
. ' j dare say, our good President and his Cabinet, if
I Ihev liad ever heard it, had not in their minds, when
jhey took up aud acted upon Lady Franklin's Letter,
that there was to be found on record an incident with
Which this late occurrence is really, coincident, in which
olif pwn FftAsiftUN acted a part, in relation to an early
and famous. British Navigator, (the two Governments
fjewg then at VVar.) Nor, certainly, had we ; but, in
tn.rn.ing ov.er a! musty volume in . search of something
i4m, we yesteiday met with an account of that inci-
jj : -aiil ) and, believing that it will be as new to our read
f '; er as it was to-u, we subjoin it for their information.
;'rift,y''wilj if wo do not deceive ourselves,? perceive in
thd Conduct of our Minister of lhe Uiuted States to.
j ..Jrance, iettnty year ago, in the caHe of Capt. Cooke,
V-i itt identical spirit which has animated the President
1 fd Govrmnet of the United States at this dav, in a
i . easa nov aiuigwmcr, uut in essential particulars, analo
Ijuu. w ily , iU(- AHlCUlgeilCtTt
rfcOM CAltiv's AMERICAN Ml'HF.LM "
11 if --lf: 1 ; ' rAoe 430.) '
by
cal partisans of two rival actom lAstwell
mignt one nave sought tne;elemtntsiot a
national quarfel. between jenny Lind and
Mr II arris, as a political reani ig ih the
squabble lit'tween Mr. Macreadj and Mr.
Forrest. But, what of that? Jny stick
will do to benft a dog ; the eating is the
tiling ot importance, not the implement
wherewith the chastisemenj isj id be in
flicted. For want of a better, jtlje riot at
tpe New
made to serv
blockhead had been heard (or at all events
j certain
at least
ing to demonstrate that under the fongh
exterior the finest feelings of our qature
lie concealed. When the coffin, wjth its
sable drapery, was placed oi) one of the
cars, an old man approached it, anip lay
ing his hand upon it, exclaimed, with tnuch
emotion: "Farewell, old friend ! ij was
vyith- you at Fort Erie !" find, turning a
way, wept like a child. This example
was followed by one who wore the habil
iments of the laborer in humble life. sLav
f , n TT i n i . lments oi me laoorer in numoie lite. ?JLay
ork Opera Housq f"4 fe j ing his brawny hand upon the coffin, hi
serve a polu.cali turn , Sprne , wUh f d ..:parewell old
MANUFACTORY !
MAIN STREET, SALISBURY,
One Door below the Post Office.
might have been -heart!) tofutter.
opprobrious or disrespecttu, or
national
he Yan-
equivocal expressions against the British
actor, and to indulge in sdme
praises, of an invidious nature, of
kee tragedian. This was quite
On this pegjaur aristrocatic corite
has hung a whole column of vtu
against the people of America; tile people
ot France, the people of (5ermkny4-all
who love the cause of human emancipa
tion, wherever thev are to be found, and
more especially of Mr. Coboen, at! the ad
vocate of peace, economy and nbn-ihter
vention. Keally this looks pike
Are the monopolists of ordef beg
be afraid that self-government is!
U'ln . if
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friend !" while the tears of errief cryursed
down his sun burned cheely Who can
tell What these hearts felt t-iAr. O, Tic.
J. R. Underwood, Whig U. S. See a tor
from Kentucky, addressed a meeting in
nhporary i favor of emancipation, at Bowling Green,
eration i on me loin ultimo, in wnrcn he said it
had been intimated that he and MrjClay
would be instructed by the aext Legisla
ture to resign their seats in the Senafe on
account of theiradvocacy of emancipa
tion. " But," said he, " I will do my duty,
let the consequences be as they may."
Mr. Underwood's speech, which occupied
tjvo hours in the delivery, is spoken of as
very able. i
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foi1;
'89,
(vol. 6.
CIRCULAR
air.
nnirig to
going to
THE subscriber having established himsejf in the
Town of Salisbury, for the purpose of carrying on
the above busin ;ss, respectfully solicits a share of public
patronage. II pledges himself, that his work shall al
ways be done ir the very best style, and his prices to suit
the times.
He will keep constantly on hand Saddles, Bridles,
Martingales, Hirncss, Collars, Saddle IVallets, Trunks,
Valises, 65c, f$d Also, Harness Skirting, Sole and Up
per Leather of the very best quality alwayson hand which
can be bought lc w for cash, or on a short credit topr.ompt
customers.
In addition to the above, he respectfully informs the
public, that he carries on the TANNING and BOOT
and SHOE MAKING BUSINESS in the Town of
Statesville, whe re he will always be happy to see hisold
friends, and supply them with any of the above enumer
ated articles.
Thankful for past encouragement, he hopes by close
attention, not only to merit a continuance of the same,
but a considerable; increase for the future.
O'His shop is One door below the " Post Office."
1 ; WM. II. MOWBRAY.
Salisbury, January 11, 1849 ly
I'M
uuryiiiiic, vcu uu.,i ipciuic, ctnimr, ivru urou, . t- are oiiciteu to give us a can, or ior-f( .1
netian Red, Spauish Brown, White Lead, Black do., and thy shall be speedily attended to. t.
Many of the forms enumerated abcv,-jvt
for sale by
J. W. STOCKTON, at Statesv.IV
WM . .M 11 KN DERSON , at Cunc'orJ
WM. I' WATTS, at Mocksvil', '
J. FAW, at Jeflerson, Ashe Co.
Any forms of Blanks which we may ntt i,4v
iinnrl will K urinleH In nrdf-r u-i:rriit r
be forwarded.
May 1849. WATCHMAN OFFICE.
JOB I'lilXTlXi;,
All who wish printing of any description dotir i
requested to gie
BRUNER JAMES
a call. They are prepared to do almost every Varv-fv
in first-rate stylefrom a book down to the aijibbtt. "
ADVERTISING
has been aptly compared to greasing wheels. Wtu
will often turn without grease, and so may a Merrfact
or Mechanic get on-without advertising; but it-ithatd
work, and all who have properly tried the eiper.ioir
know well the advantage both of oil to macbihe y, ni
advertising to business. : i
CHEAP for CASH.
Desperate and fatal RencdntHCas-
si us M. Clay Killed. We learnjfrom a
ipiegrapmc oesparcn irom LpUisviJIe.lvy.,
dated June 10, published in fhe tiMltirhore
papers, that at a public mtltit)f wjiich ' i. and protested against this award, as
took plaee in Madison counfyj otiltihatjday the polls in one county were kept open
between Cassias M. Clay aritl jjs. t'ur- three days for the convenience of thr De
ne r, a quarrel ensued, whiehj resulted in mocratic candidate, while they were clos-
Dr. Averett, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the third district of! Vir
ginia, has received the official retrfrrr, two
of the Sheriffs declining to sisrn it. ' Mr.
Flournoy was at the meeting of the SheV
i
t.
To ll Captains and Commanders of of armed ships
ac4it by kammhnon from the Congress of the Uni
lied Stales of America, now in war with Great Brit-
, 1 , ' 1 'j, tiiHriMnis 1?,A ship' having been fitted out from En-
' 1 pland, bere (lhe commencement of this war, to make
UttHyerieji of new countries in unknown seas, under the
? Ctinduct oif thutj nwt -celebrated navigator and discover-
, tt,:VaC. Vntdf---n undertaking truly laudable in itself,
j m, tie'jiicXfnneiof jfet graphical knowlfdge facilitates the
communication between distant nattons, in the exchange
; i ii useful products and manufactures, and iho extention
oC Ufi, whert by the common enjoyment! of human life
, . i trw raultiplitl uid augmented, and science of other kinds
acrcawdvto the benefit of mankind in general : This
V isi threfife, mitst earnestly K recommend to every one
a rencontre between the t o parties.
They first drew pistols, which napped
but did not go oC They then attacked
ejach other most fearfully and fiercely With
liowie knves. Mr. Clay itas stabbed
through the heart and expired immediate
ly. Mr. Turner was severely wouhded
ip the abdomen and groin, a(id lids since
died. . j ..: - -
This dreadful tragedy has caused great
excitement and much sorrow! among the
friends of both parties. 1! M l
' Another despktch from louisUle, da
ted June 18, sals: 5 It seems that (iJas-
sius M. Clay had been invited to, Kddj-ess
an Emancipation meetirg n Madron
county, Ky. After he had ! commenced
speaking, Mr. Turner. being; present, tbok
exceptions to some portions oi; his remarks
l-and called him n liar belorfii the wIUIp
audience, from which insult anise the dif
ed after the first day in all the other coun
ties of the district.
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP !
rTMIANKFUL for the liberal pa-
JL tronage heretofore received, the
subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Salisbury and the sur
rounding country, that he still contin
ues to manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES
in a style that will compare with any
in this part of the country. Our materials are of the
best quality, ancjl our work shall be done in good taste,
and at prices to suit the times.
He has now, and intends to keep on hand, Boots and
Shoes made, in the latest fashion and finest style, and
asks all who may wish to buy, to call and see forthem
selves. Country produce taken in exchange for work.
Boots and Shjoe3 neatly repaired.
Persons fromjthe country will find our shop one door
below M. Brown & Son's store, and opposite the Man
sion Hotel.. JEREMIAH BARRINGER.
j By JACOB LEFLER.
Salisbury, FefJ 15, 1849 ; 40
A neighboring Locofoco print, in the
course of some billingsgate against the
Administration, snys : " We are Demo
crats from Necessity."
! We do not doubt it. Necessity is the
oply apology for a great deal of disrepu
table work which we see daily perform
ed. Nat. Int.
i
I
Loss of One Hundred and Elcven'Emi'
grants. The Quebec papers report the
loss of the ship Maria from Limerick,
.with one hundred and eleven emigrants.
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To House-keepers and all who intend
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BROWN & BAKER
HAVE on hand a supply of STILLS AND TIN
WARE which they will sell cheaper for cash or
any kind of Produce which the merchants buy. Also,
old copper and pewter.
GUTTERING AND ROOFING
at all times attended to.
. They will sell stills at fifty cents per pound put up
guttering at fifteen cents per foot, and sell tinware cheap
in proportion.
Salisbury, April 12, 1849. 49
Medicines, Medicines,
WE are receiving at Dr. C. B. Wheeler's
old stand the largest and best stock of
MEDICINESt instruments,
Paints - Dye-Stuffs, Spices $ Perfumery,
Fancy and Uuseful Articles,
ever brought into this country. (See our large hand
bills and Catalogue. We will sell very low for cash,
LOCKE & CIIAFFIN.-
Salisbury, May 11, 1848 2
Spring & Summer Fashions Received !
THOMAS DICKSON,
TAILOR,
WOULD respectfully inform his old customers, that
he still carries on the
TAILORING AND CUTTING BUSINESS
at hisold stand opposite J. &, W. Murphy's brick store,
where he holds himself ready at all times to serve his cus
tomers. His prices will be found by those who may patronize
him to be lower than at any other shop in the Town, his
work durable and warranted to fit well. If not, call and
get your money for your cloth again.
T. Dickson returns his sincere thanks to his former pa
trons, and hopes by industry and application to business,
that rhcy will continue their attention to iiis shop; also,
invites those who have not yet come to him, to call and
try his fit.
He is io regular receipt of the most approved fashions
from the North, published by Mahan ; also, by Wards'
fonthly.
All kinds of country produce received in payment for
work. ' THOS. DICKSON.
March 29, 1849 . ly37vol5
ukipri g" '
T!
TO MARRY SOON.
HE subscribers having entered into a co-partner-
nership' in lhe Cabinet Making Business, take this
opportunity of informing the citizens of this Town and
f nnnti; ami the ssnrrnnriilinor Clmtntips. that tlipv have on
She foundered among the ICC in the pulf i hand and can furnish on short notice, all articles in their
of St. Lawrence, and only five of1 the line at as cheap a rate as can be bought anywhere in
crew were saved. this country, viz :
"Wardrobes, Dressing ISurcaus,
John A. Matson, of Franklin coqnty, ' Centre Tables, thina Pressesrthairs, Bedsteads, &c.
has been nominated by a Whig State Con- I Also, a lar.re and neat assortment of Coffins always on
fipulty resulting so i'atally toboth." Pet i vention as their candidate for the office ofi nanJ- Please call and give us trial. We can be found
HARRIS & CRUMP,
ARE now receiving from New York and Pbiladtv
phia, a large and splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS,
which they are determined to sell as low as any hotrse
in this part of North. Carolina, consisting ot mi kmtls vi
ladies and gentlemen's dress goods, of iie vt'rid
newest styles, which have beep selected with Ttaw1
and bought at the very lowest cash prices.
For LfIits Wear.
Beautiful silk Lustres,-Mode Cashmeres, colored
satin striped do., Mouseline de Lanes, silk and mortt!
Lustres, Cheni Alpaccas, bl'k and col'd Merino?, p!i
Ginghams, French do., shawls, Gloves, Ribbons, Ut
Collars, Linen Cambric Iland'fls, Bonnet silk, VrU,
Bonnets ad Hosiery.
For Gentlemen's TVear.
Black French and English Cloths, French CasFimrrn.
fig'd do., fancy dowool Tweed, Kentucky Jan-. kVr
seys,fig'd satin Vesting, cut velvet do., plain nun do ,
ard worsted do. . Also, brown and bleach'd Dn . Do
mestics, Whitney Blankets,
Hats & Cap, Ilools V Shoe's
besides a general stock of ,
Hardware and Cutlery, Grorerirn, Crorkrry, ;lt.
Those wishingo buy goods, we respecifu : i-"
their attentionjo the above stock, as we are oYwi
not to be outsold by any.
Wood Grove, Rowan co., Oct. 2C, 134 1'-,-
CAPE FEAR STEAMBOAT COM MM'.
OF FAYETTE 1LLL
WILMINGTON,
1 2
f
ill! llllll- STORE
f . f I
lniciiigcncci
1 1
Marking Shefv.-n
i
agriculturist says : I I " i ITP Amnno- ik AnA ca..
wish to impress it iipo!iivery one Who keens ' i-ino- ih 1at f0rm e b. r
.. fl 1. . i ,r i ?i . i . M' iviiii VI UIC kJU JCl or VyOUT
ci iioi-K. ii id i more man ri;iir n iiM7un th v.
iifiwn red is the best (hi
i$ei to paint mark shei
k;iow, a cheap red paint, only lew cents a
pound, and one pound will, mark; a thdiisauti.
Take aiincli of dry no wile r. land illaw
a. ' iS. ? IS
Governor ot'Indiana at the cnsiirng elec
tion.
f Ttrtl that in case the said shin, which is now expect
tube soou ill! the European season Jut. rtjurn, Bhould
f trlH-n'tUjfuU Into your hands, you would not consider
. hvr us n ;eBCiiy, nr sufler any plunder to-b made of
I .tlw cirti cutainedf in her, nor obstruct her immediate
j rurn to England, by detaining her or sending her into
varjy other part bf Europe; or to America ; but that you
Wantlit trntit tKa Bil dant. u.t nml U'm ,rt. n-lth nil
. w.. -r- -- - . -, t V III. Ull . . -. i. .
. eivtIUy,nid kinducMr, allurding them, vat eouuiion; frienda I .":'b and finger through the Wool Mpon
j tu innnk'uuV all the assistance in your rMwer;Lwhichthey j particular spot you would mark, loin
. . i'"."- ' i I' " Ki noiiu in net'u o. in mt Ooiug you Wtl
-' ly uratify. the jjenerotty, of your own d':spositkns,
v lAt there is no lmbt of your obtaining the approbation
; vijuiw vHinjtjin- anu your tuner American owners.
at the old stand
occupied by Dav
n, hlU, aJ inoU ali i ferSe. cbargel yilh arsqn. He was ac-
opposiie the tiowan House, tormeny
id Watson. All kinds of country pro
duce taken in exchange for furniture.
WM. ROWZCE.
S. R. HARRISON.
Salisbury, May 10, 1849. 1
READY MADE
11
lit A 1 111.11
l
Tnct HnDnorl in SalichiirTr T
rilHE pMbscriber havin purchased at the North a
JL
ARE RCX.Ni.N';
Steamer Gov. GRAHAM. (20 inch if raft)
Tow Boat rM IKE JfROWA,
TELEGRAPH,
" GEN. TAYLOR,
THE above V s run regularly between F-jf;-ville
. ' ::i;toji at the late reduced nir i
freight, and are prepared for the speedy a rf.1
transportation of Good- up and down as any line tn 'M l
river.
largt- assortment of Iteady viatic Clotll- Thankful for the last year's business we solicit ;ac
made up in the best style and of the best mate- '; tinuance and increase for tbe future. All goods coct
rials, would invite the public, tQ call and examine his 1 gned to J. &, W. L. Mcflarv, Wilmington, N. C.,'l
be forwarded free of conunision.
quitted; but is to stand a trial for burgla
ry at the next terra. Communicator
powdcrat the sanie time; and ft; will Coniljiint'
with the oil ol the vyool, and make a Wright
r
v
J havtr lhc honor to be, gentlemen, ;vour not obedi-
(rti'A. R FRANKLIN.
Minister Vlenipottntiary from the Congress
f the United States to the Court of France
At PahsV, MtAE Tamii, i
this. IOtii dav; or March;, 1770.
- 4 " (
Till (n-neruQi proceeding was so welllnown in En- ;
und. IshVk the Museum.') and thcbrntimonia ; .n.,; '
u i r i m ( ' vita'- i
. ' ; f'f ted M incl pprovcdby the Govermnent there, that
-C ; i Viea (keV Toyajr-Was printed the Admiralty setrt i
Id Dr. -FAXkiN a orpy of the same in three quarto vol.
, V nniei, nocioivpanifd with the elegant collections of prints
j - ftptKrta'iilpg loi it; and a very polite, -letter frotn Lord
y- :. Uowk, i jnifving" that .the present was made with h:s
r ' I'j'Mt t'Xpri.'SAlippriibation ; and the Royal Society
Jjiytnjri hj honor of that illustrious navigator (one of
. , , tioir,iH-inberd struck some gold medals to pa'dtstribu
. :':' !'it nun his jfrtendt and the fricudp of his voyage, ono
ip Uioho im-tiais Y,tn aiso sent to Dr. Fra.xkxix by order
' f ihe- KiU'iy, Ugethcr with a letter from their worthy
rfvWnt;,Kir J(F.nt Ranks, e preying likewise that it
us s. ut yt'iV.y Ih.e appriibation of his Majesty.
i
mark that rains AviTl never wasblrtut. airi which
will endure from one shearing )o an
does not injure the wwol. It is ifadily!
out uy the mamifacturer.
dier,
cleaii
the
the
I ho
CALDWELL INSTITUTE,
Ilillsboro', X. C.
rHlHE exercises of this Institution will be again re-
stock before irarchasintr elsewhere, as he feels assured
that he can offer such inducements as cannot fail to
please. His stock consists in part as follows :
I Cloaks, Overcoats, Sacks, Frock-Coats, Dress
Coats, black and fancy Cassimere Pants,
j Sattinet do ; Cloth, Silk and Saflin, black
i and fancv Vests. Shirts. Drawers. Cra
vats, Handkerchiefs, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, cr., $'c, Jfc.
Also Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestinirs, &.c, which will be
A. tXr I .l10.LfT..1.. . T. ! l l . . J-.L .
m . . , mtrr i v Bumeiroii rruuauay uic 10111 ui jjitty , ucai. n i inaue up io oruer ai me snoriesi nonce, ana in ine most
VlOcLCil Rlld. Urriffft IVrfllriJlff x John A. Weirman,anexpe- j
O IU''Q tendance at the opening of the session- rienced Tailor from Philadelphia. His Store is nearly i
red
June 9, 1849:
openin
j i
6tG
J. W. NORWOOD,
Secretaty of the Trustees.
hut
sed
BRANDRETH'S
Tlicir
PlliliS
rienced Tailor from Philadelphia. His Store is nearly
opposste J. &, W. Murphy's well known stand.
J. II. ENNISS.
Salisbury, Dec. 7, 18-48 31tf
All nrnilnrp froru iKp rnnnlrv spnt lo W . L. Mil''1'
... i.' ...... h ...;n k ;;.ir ...i uts trmi irrt !
commission. In all cases we give the earlifsrinforra
tion of the arrival and deDartnre of eood9.
Communications addressed lo J. &. W. L. MtCa,7,
Wrilmington,and W. L. McGary.Fayetieville.wil.tnM
with attention. W. L. McGAia.Ac.
Jan. 20. 1P4?) Ij33
The undersirmed having commodious Ware Hot",
at the River, and having been long engaged m tbf
in rA i r nr hncincc urill rroiv nt hru SfU ht fJCvCL- -
UIUIII UU Ilit. tX! f (Till -"
to his address at the usual commisMon.
Jan. 1649 W. L. McOAi-
COME AND BUY BARGAIN
- t
i 1 anatTia tnUSt Tin. n nnnr
Iprs, glaziers and milliners, to iui ie frlom
the following facts in a Inter from that
city to the N. II
! "Children
Gazette : I
up" io twHveiior lourdeen
years of a;e, throng the .streets in a state
THC copartniprship of Witherspqon, Pritchard & Co.
having beendissolved by mutual consent, the bu
i siiess will hereafter be conducted uader the name of
! PRITCIIARD, R0SEB0R0UG1I & Co.
hi losing Mr. I. A. Wiiherspoon, we have lost a ae'ptle-
mpn and an agreeable copartner, bui we trusFt have not
i lopt that principle that should actuate honest men ir the
I trjinsaction of business,, and in offering ourst-lves to the
' public in the '' .
Boger & Wilson
CA RRIAGE 71 A H V FA CTOU 1
T M T I K! n rAs rci rrrA V n ri n rr frr m pd n 0-131"'
......6 . . , ..,3
- t.t.1 constantly on nana an exten- , tion to their Establishment, and to thcr suj-p v
iVsive assortment of '
j Works Praise Xliem. j
j Monroe, W. T., Nov. '21, 1847. !
P. Ciiii.ds &. Co. I
Gents. A few days since under a most painful at- !
tack of biliious fch&lic, 1 bethought, (after a fruitless trial
of every remedy I-could think of within reach,) of try
ing your pills, they having been cried up as a "cure
all;"' and to my 'surprise found immediate relief; so
fit i ! Ii full v iltrl f rt i ir ; i tKoip tUo I tk-AA foni-tKo
(uwou.tj xiv itiujuv tin. si nuia, tuui ill ttJirc iwuiino "If" I T Tl' 7 1 J 7
of an hour, I was so perfectly cured, that I had no need MUSlCul Instruments, liCVOlVtng 1 ISlolS, !, any wofk in the f-outhern country.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Jewelry, Silve.rware, Cutlery,
Carriages, Baronches, RockaH
...... . " . : ,f:x-
j wnich lor ligtitness, teauty ot design, irianm-
1 tion, and excellence of material, cannot lr Wi-
Buggies,
to repeat the doei I can cheerfully recommend them
as the best family; medicine in the circle of my knowl
edge, and I hav used most of the specifics abroad.
II" O. H. REED.
In
ilTh MMjU of Vilminion are preparing to
yaia 4.j uie cholira. All vesfcli coming to
llat poitnro: to Vuclif oiit until tbejohtaiu a
tt'rii'.eii p' i mission from the Port Physician, and
,w fntiiU undergoing a thuronglf chansinc
Hiiji4 'ii;u"iitg. ' I. ; i :
coumry. juinen is
Vorn altogether by the gentg, anil1 rhulin
thp ladies, h is no place; for (vimiUin-
e-s shop, as there are no bonnets wrn."
-1 -. a is T.
Each box conltains3l pills; prjee 25 cents, and is ac
companied with'jcf rtificates and full directions.
lor sale by Bojrer & Maxwell, Salisbury; Falls Sc
wholesale and rtil by P. M. Cohen, 19, Hayne street,
Charleston, S. G. j 4w4
nudity-in economical falhiontfW boor OARRIAftF! ATvTNfr TUTSTNIFSS
i Iks, and one that saves Hhe ahor of , . . ' .- J
n ation,, ..1 ii 'Pi !' - pieage ourselves tor the tanhtul prtormance ot oof en-
VN asjKng d t clothes. I here arejno Win- gements. TWe have no disposition to nuff cmt, estab-
UOWS or lasS'tr nhitniet tlm. .U.,, . iUkman .W. j .: J.. r j ) ror
i. rr ' iiic iuimui in mi uuunt pnuio,iiriiisaJ!UHU nidi umc pill, -mr o. . i --Ii i- - j tr i T 1 ll T T
ation Ot airin -this -COUntV. 'Lin pit U i trie character ot ourworR will secure to us a share-of ,T. T ' . j! . k n..M . J
L. 1 : l 11 . K 1 . 4 .. ) , .1 . .1 1 . ' .t.uuiv. in. .JilljUCJ , . ' . iiuiiik ' vuu , vviu . uu.
and would advise our friends and the public to take care
of No. 1, and go where they have lhe most confidence i
bst treated, and get the best job for 'their money, fcur
work shall not be inferior to any in this part pf the world,
j PRITCHAiR-D, ROSEBOR0UU11 & Co.
I Mocksville, N. C.Jjan 11, 1S49, ; if36
The undersigned haVin? beet connected with ihe a-.
WveTestablishment frotri its commencement in Mocks
vjlle until very recently, rftfd having a knowledge of the
qualifications of the gentlemen in I charge,' can assure
trje public that they arei prepared vyith good workmen !
rw. l . i . i . . t . I (. I 1
i ney nave in xoeir employ a targr num.-: ,T.
wornmen. ineir KiacRHimiis, wuij-v-.- H)l(
mers, ana painters, are au mnioirr'
few equals as to skill in their seversl departai
iLepairing aone on very snori uvuv-
Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles of every descrip
tion.
PeTsons wishing to purchase articles in the above line,
will do well to call and examine their fine selection, one
W'ntK. f.. i i-.;...i,.r rr;,,i r, a. k. c I chea o for c a sh or a noro ved not es : or to u n u i
manner, and warranted for twelve months.
t i ...-i. i i.' I . r . . t 1
i-epine ana plain v aicnes auereu io raieni icvers,
and warranted to perform well.
Salisbury, July 20, 143 tf 12
CENSUS OpCU AHLES f QX,
The censtis X Charleston Just rhrnpteted,
'hows the lotalwpiiUtton to be JS,45i' white
SPRING
jri
number of houses are given ; tho?e I
duelling, oT99 . for j oty
-a --i . k m
14.1W7 ; tree ciMop'a and slave?, I 12.264 :
which oh a comparison with the LTnilfjd Stales
4 r f
t i ' i , j i heretofore, and cheerfully recooimenJ- tbfem. '3 worthy of
intended I pfablic patronage. . 1 V ; !
I. A. WITHERSPOON.
II. REYNOLDS.
AND SUMMER
r
5J k S3 LEi Zl 2D S3
cenin ui isin ihi.u-t a , ifnf .99in pi r -.v..-,fcrt rvr.V:.u !m.
T ' . .. ....... V. A. A. r . , . M I T
1 ' !
r purno-
4 c
3147.
JUST RECEIVED
try Ptoducc taken in payment for work
done ly
i
(10ULI) & HAWKINS,
J j TAILORS.
Salisbury, Wrkh 22, 1849.
SUPERlOfl Foolscap and toiler
paper, for sbli by 1 . . . ENNISS. .
I WOULD respectfully inform all persons who have
granted Notes in payment of their purchases at the
, sale of the Estate of the late Joseph Pearson, that I leave
i the same in the hands of D. A. Davis, Fsq , Cashier of
. ' the Bank of Cape Fear, at Salisbury, for collection.
C. P- MALLETT.
i Attorney for Representatives,
j Fayeitevilie, Feb. 6, lb49. 16w42
22
LARD LAMPS.
HAVE four Centre Table which I will sell
very cheap. EN2s ISS.
ken in exchange.
OVERMAN,
Salisbury, Feb. 8, 1849.
CO
rTiWN
TTV RS . BROW N 4. JAMES ha vingi"" 'a,rL'' y
selves in the Dractice of Medicine. cn 1W
found attheirdrugstore when not protessioo-)
Salisbury, December 1C, 184? -tf 33
PRICE & UTLEY,
Fashionable Tailors,
concord, y. c.
, April 27. 194S. '
LAyD DEEDS
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