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i " -A A -1, ' i I- 1 t i, - I.;' 1' :! it . it tiff la ly had visite'dlli Sodlh for Wcr Kelth ; oil but fimlfijf tht h hourly frjw worpeher fric nd har her Lorn On lh. j,.urny hi very mich ex- !lijiited, 1 continually enquired, . r we imoi V ire 7" h died jort before reaching home? -T A friend Vljo aetWanird hrr, wrote the following line.: j ALMOST TJIERE. Ire V ftlnW there 7 Are wo' Mmtrt iherc 1 Said d) ins prl as Je drew oev hr home, , ire those the r-plaf trees that rear Thlir forims w hifh, Vajn5 Heayeu't doinel Then Uc tilke d of her flower, then the thought of ihe. WHpre he Cool waters daiJied o'er the large white ! state ; ' "' '!; ' V And e thought it would soothe, like a fairy spell f i Coild the drink of thai fount whe her fever wason. Vhi1 yet so j otitic ami tit-r b!mm grew low, ThyJ had b.rt" her away to. a kindlier dime ; id ific wirtihl not teil tkat 'iwai only distress Thjtt h.-u) jriihc red life's rose in its sweet spring time. I , " ' rt4i'e kxj.ked v.lioro tkey hade her U look ;- Al inativ a ruin and many a shrine At thi rrulpfnred'niehe, and the shady nook, ' Aiil watched from high, place the.jun a decline. I t ! "I.'. But ill secret die sighed for oj quiet spot, T T. ' ' . ... I L l II. 1' I . Ver oft le jAnyal m nrf cniiHiMum n i rat , 'iMufch slirub or flower IihJ parked it not, IrC ua dimrcr to hor than tlc jrayet -bower. I And ft did iho nk, arc we almost there T Til her h'enrt grew faint, and hef, flashed cheek pale;' And ihey Wove, to ooth with aliwlew care, . her rfghs escaped on the evening gale. - t Thl swiftly more swiftly, they hurried along, Tia their anx'wii3 hearts felt a chill of despair, For 4hen the light of that yc was gone, Arid sll the quitk puln stopped, t7 waaalmost there. II OM E. Home vviirT the heart , wherever that be, . rt ciyjn drsert, on motmtain, in dell ; ' ' N1 tha' grandeur, the nuinbr, the objects we sec, ".I' But. tjhat which wc love is the magical spell. i',' J - f-Tif thit Rives the cottage a charm and a grace, f IjVhiejii the glare of a pdace tat rarely has known ; K It f this, only thix, and not station or place, i y hitji givs being to pleasure, which makes it our own ,J 'fjisjn'thf doti on the waters, a rest jlace to find, J ? j fii.Yojtn for! employment o'er nations we roam, Ionic UiilJ Can yieiu real jiy iauic inmu, i i 1 . ii : ... a . a A And llhero where the heart is, there only is Home. LUxm Cook Journal. I yiVES AND CARPETS. n the selectKn of & carpet you should always prefer pnt witji small ngnrcs, iot me iwo wpdb oi which mc fab ic (Consists are always more closely interwoven than In arpUng where large figures are wrought ' beie is a good deal of true philosophy jn this, that wil sply to matters widely ditTerent from the selection :f iarpts. j, . . . J i l man eommits a sad mistake wheolie selects a wife ithajt cults too large a figure on the great green earpet at EfeJ ini htbet words, makes much display. The attrae !tiois fajile but the web of life becomes worn and weak . - A. - A . il (.! U ni ail tine gay ngures mat seemea so cnarmmg ai nrei, Mi Jippiared kke edmmer flowers in autumn. j olarJy , jseli byjstr man has made- flimsey linsey woulsey of him- byj striving to weave too' large a figure, and finds liirnsclf w'orn out, used up, and like an old carpet hang- Kin, i on the friice, oeforo he has lived out half of his al lotted days of usefulness. JIany a man wears out like a carpet that is never , fswept, by the dust of indolence ; like that same carpet, (ibepeeils shaking or whipping he needs activity j-SOTetliing tio thi,nk of something to do, Loo i out then fur large figureaand there are those linoY stpwed jaway iu the garret of the world, awaiting 1 there final Consignment to the cellar, w;ho, had they oractWd this bit of carnet ohilosonhv. would to-dav be fin and bright as DniKsels fresh from the loom and ev btry'body exclaiming, It is wonderful how well they do ! lie Hero of Kiglity-flve Wintcn. A LEHKND OF KINo'g MOCXTAIX. you remember this day? It is the 7th ccober, i7Sv1, nearly two months after the atl of iieneral (tales, and after the annihi- of Sumter. Reader of the richest hislo he worldljie history of your own Revo. lcah you have (orgolten It ? Has it uedn jburied in oblivious silence ' bedeath ac cunulhlions of more pompiinus event h ? has 'Vs iur d lUlile. light been eclipsed thy the meteor, iic plf ndor, tie fiery glare pr tnore gorgeous vc orSes t Or has the muse of a continent yet ;fojJpd no sou, who would stoop to . sing the siormy ueeua oi hunters ligriiing without a Hag, : ; fetlon parched corn, and receiving no pay but 'the gulden coin, of conscience and the promise pf I irjr country's good ' j i ecj ! -yonder on King's mounfain, a table i rm'ncnce, with a level at the summit, six hun Jdred yards loni?. by sixlV w'ule: lies The rnmn bflf l W " mf - - . ... rinon a hollow parallelogram of acar let Lniform. black muskets and sham hristlin Ice I. Th4 drum rolls. The rf d cros flies.- riu arcltvilties are defended by monstrous-ti. Un o darH rocks. Veteran hardened in the ; fire i of a dozen campa'ngns st nd on the moun. tair'ijtop. It is 'King's mountain too ! Win khall think of storming its steep sides ? vvctjj&ali: sec presently. '. If"ik 1 three putties are climbing over thei 1 iwva, wnrnuiiii; uiosc O U wa la n inn nrir : ft. 3 . . .1 : .i l l ii of-natureV I ihanil.iork, built 'dim, distant centuries ar. ;pera6 in the nmrning of creation. One j motf to annault the wet end, another to the eait. while Ihe th rd will rhn th r..tr it il tt a brave night ? Thoih you cannot rr uiera verv wen. lor n mi ,i i.i.,a a a a a av . . l i i Ihrpuis the mountain, through which the eve a j - - - - w n - w wa . c 1 nf the sun peers pale, as if sick at the carnage iHbdutlto-'lie. 1 j'J i! 'pf PPrt?ch of freedoms warrwirs is corer ;:; j- edby th lhh mi.t and thick rees, and even now the black rocks aid them. uddenly on three aides of the steel and iron I Yuuv,,,7 v" mice iuqs oi tue steel and Iron Plt L , ' n,ft 5 ,ho jEnebsh tnuikets nswen Uck witlu hoarse ihlfrirlr rf Ai.i I, j ;; ithiridjprs of death. t.i' : rer!ruon is not-cannot be nimr;..j - ll t t . ' . - .ru. f iiQiurtous calmness, he attacks Iho assail. ' i I T bayonets and forces Ihem to re. t LBul lh"y nly give a lillle, and instantly I !f f T'-''11'' combat. Every massy rock he. ,f teerRjh.aHeryHBery pine free burns pow. - .! i marrniftl l the back woods hold j,..WMr.,,,ur.r moutDs lor swiR reloading ' WfM.lhe lorrent of firo never ceases, the .illi.;.1vi i. iil V , . .,uiU riur niiui iikr Pfimnvin a.1 . 1 1 IV. r J II . m m a m.JiA1iL..I.. a bailie! by rule. ,"we" wuoicsaio murder than mo nol hnnA H ''"'"t-'be IJ man bow Jark i. blj tilvcr batr f-!l M'i! io .ofp : Jai on il'rj in, ? lut un . ' J r.T' " are 10040 lw0 standinc naa been, by iri 1; : ,4T m 1 a,nonK the lennesseeans on the wtl us i0r ti )1 4crw fdge of the mountain top, dida.ninghel. ! Ve4. 1 U,T U vi!nff n incb igrouud, defiant I 4 ' J , wi ii uniain i uaroneis r u4 war" at1 arnolcc howdirniwklue rvite,paietn rm black .gmj inuzi!-htav. enl! bow teauiifully itthlazeal rjowJ aaldtkih riijs a lory V or iyniut$5 funeral livery peal with ihrtt hoWgrwul m UiiUlas eri'beide hif'n ! .; 1 J i 9 ;j jpjto flaties destructive jiy, the matehhs eaBUcv ifJau! : klid xti he i not saiSied. He groans : QbiCJoU flf justice, ! ..t fl . J. ii . . I 1 where, is Marv's inurdererM Bhallil iot find ; shall any other band tut mine slay him?' iijred relehrtty f.r frHid q.ialilles and roi.K.rm. Now loofc oii the Wher side!f the( mountain, j Yii)iehpll i'tant ofenUfpcqtljlii fietr'rfdhair. galled, the Cl)desdate breed, tire si rong and He leads a company of iorj Vfflemeh. j :They j hardy active and staunch, aiidvell adapted for . lool'aTtf'rVmuninedrs! aidio4Jtfcnrr(jn,w!ear- ! all kinds of fa nil wfk or UMr. The Wack fiiH a the brother loenieh of liheirlown land. ' cart horse of Uiicolushite, bird in the Mid. uMo ftmggKV.for n and liberty. 1 bat captain s - ... . ... -. ...j m i- - ; : U rJTom Belfihe roMehefurf wari and since I ha murderer of Mary. Let him nof crow the black muzzle flecked with its gfiowy pape7l fetill on goes the hhrndy worlf. Columns re netf!lv eharfre and breakform and charge agliiu. Campbell, ClevelandSeviejr, Shelby, a?., ih- cTjillni Incv. rule Anaericji' tide of wjr, burning up ibe inouulaiii clified side; Ferguson's Sue eye shines likl a comet, above thesurging sea of red coats.; II .U'h I At length there comes a lurn. j Ferguson ! shapes a'luige wedgelike cblumi of solid, gleaming, bbd-dripjiing bayonets,Urd shwly ; J 1 v' . v pushes the Americans in the easlein loot ol ihe eminence. ! ;l l h i ! - sail theti loU No. Sef a legible band i of Ihe good and true front theK cauebrakes of; French Broad, four hundred niiilel 4 way over thej AUerrhanies, have moved round jibe moun tail.s from the west. Tbey afip headed by the rifljj with a white paper on it muzzlfr, and they discharge a cataract of flame: Into the Briti&h flank. Look now how iho scarlet uniforms roll backwards up the acclivity-faster than they came, leaving many a red crojss behind them. ee again the freemen hare learned how to charge, too, without bavonets, T(iey charge in Coalesced columns, with fire, and hot lead. an drive the slaves down thalwegtfn. slope in disorder to the deep base. Then the breeze I is springs up and clears the mountain of mist and bailie smuke, and the broad isun ol heayen smiles on the living and the d?M. ; As a last resoit, the brave Ferguson frms hia entire lorce into colutnns,.to Hit his way outi of that awful'eircle of fire.! H flings his sword wildly on high. He shouts iin thunder 4 Forward charge !' The next instant he is a corpse. A! lifle half from I ha .muzzle wreath ed I with snowy paper, has gone through his heart. The British, panic4trickkn, I tlirow doln their arms and cry for quarter; A num. beii equal lo the whole American army are pri soners. And now the old man raises a hoarse yell, that sounds above the paean-shout of nine hundred strong throats ' King's Mountain is ouris for ever!' - . j 1 , Thus terminated gloriously fan engagement in many respects the most rmpqrtantfwaged du ring thjewar. It struck the savages jbf ihe fron tier with terror from Ohio to Florida. It laid in t,he dust Britain's grand scheme of Tory co operation. Lord Cornwallis heard of it, paused in his triumphant career, and ordered a hasty repeat to Winnsborough eighty 1 mileai in his rear. Marion and Sumter heard of! it, and re- newed their deadly ambuscades. The battle. shock was over, the btMe-sfnoke drifted away on the wind, and the sun shone brightly on the dead and dyingon broken Jarms antjl bleeding bosoms, when sjjury piartial sat to decide a question of avenging justice! Ten atrlocious Tories were summafiiy arraigned, to answer the charge of fifty murders. hmong flbese pale wretches pleading for- r nii . l ii ..I :.i 'i l uiqriuy, iuiii ueii, iiic nercuies, iu rcu uuir, was most abject of all ; and io eafnest were bis, prayers and promises for the future, thai he was, on the point of being acquitted when an old; man, with streaming white lcks, broke through the circle of guards and confronted the shivering culprit. f I J)oyou remember French; Broftd, and the 16th or August?' I ! t 5 I " Save me from him!' eriecj the jTofy cap. tain, strctrhing forth his chained hands Cor help to the astonished bystanders! ';. j. 1 Have you f irgotten Mary 0opelandf? ask ed k he old nian gtinning his toothless giiins till thej blood raitut on the foam of his lips. i I did not kill her oh ! you cannot say I killed her I' exclaimed the cowdrdi falling ron his knees, and seeking to embrace the feet of hisenpmy. y. iiNo but vou lorcen her to Kill herself as the sole means of salvation frorn foul dishonor !' 4 Oh ! I did nor intend to harm her, persist- ed the false; Tory, writhing in the dtlst like the meanest ofreplilest j M ' 1 ; " Then rise and swear if,' answered the oth er Vith a grim smile. f The wretch sprung up, and pledged oaths wild, enough to wake the dead ;. V i po you see this dagger?' inquired the aged herA pointing at a silver hilt flittering in his belli ! M . jMercy ! merey V shrieked the murderer. . The eyes of the man shot iparks of, living fire,! as he said, in a hoarse, hissing whisper This dagger, on the 16th of Augiist, was in the fheartiof an angel. But jiow it isiyours, devfl,' ho added, striking hqm the sharp steel wiin a, motion prompt and poWerlul like li'ht There was a moan, and then gurgle and theq a gush of warm blood ; and tht victim lav c',rPse H.' ,he avenger's feet j 1 .f mnu,es a iter wards ten others-equal ' - i Jra,t.or i and homicideshung dangling from 1he8W,n2inS limbs of oak andpine frees, there : ? ?ummit Kings's Mountain which no t Kin5 snouiu again call his own. anv more for ever. - L From the Southern planter. ANAGEMENTOF FAtf i HjORSES. jrhe following was sent r a friend, who took it from an English newspaper. The es say! was written ijy a Member . of the Royal 1 T -.....aij ourgeone. n Ac Farm Horse. c.. by rbkr1 IUad M tI r !v q "it 1AD' ' i V . O, . yl V vourgo pi veterinary Surgeofie.' J lhn essnv v nt 11..1. ia ta V ; j J ' ""ii-U l(5-iO lOCOni" 'P" t.r Ihe prize offered by the Uoya?I' Ari- culiraliety (of England) r the! best essay the management of the fart! hot je,' icj, but . ' Consequence of its not arriving it its cjesij. n'fon, awing ip the sudden seizurl of! au- In7)b an acute attack of; bronchitis, until - "o,ni the; said month, the 1st -befit the ; da,Mxed h reception of e pa!pero?the ca i . . . - permniea oy me; chair- .linanoi me journal commit!. i . . " vutvi hid I alllvS o, compel, ,on ; under which Circumstances, it imjiy nanirtVfi or. r tn blicatton in ibe Vcterin;;nn . Historiana Mvf!ri n:. -.J - . .... . - . f" ! InS"..? 'Ilf.-.J!! Fref rtco!,o: " i jo uiwu ii uuzni nave reen dosscssoh TmporU of the a iriniaT'hom olher countilea n e htm chrouiciedl Historical ; writers say our piily jiattvtf cbtln U the,; Welch piiny. It said The English 'earl horse .was originally im. portetl-frotu Nonnandy or Flanders. It'ma. tersWot wlj'errce we derived our parent rtbt-V; our present race, alt huh not universally good, ranks, superior iTty. tfner. j ui ne fliitureni breed ol the Uriush cart horse tbatt harp ac afion, the Wreecl; m t he valley of theClyde, .- .-v -i -i-ii b -wi lantl "COUniie, 1? aI Hinumi wru rihhth, miiu when ! about four or five years old, is sent into the Uondon wiaiket, and realizes a fair profit. The SoflolW Punch U a powerful aniina ; , sur named Punch fioin hi round and compact form; excellent for hav dranl.t ind well indr command. nearly Ust. rheoiljjinal breed is jsa:d u be There are many other- breeds described by. authors; lut the Ureeci of me pre?eni day is what j- required in this eay. To ive or detail, the ; same as near as lean. wiM be my endeavor.; The breed of therart horsiWy diverse nt. the present iay ; eve. country in lact. I may say every province ' . , a 'i . nas its lavonie siaiiion. serving umjr a. u-. ry low- price, without the least attention being paid to symmeir), con5tiiunui or nerenftary tendency to die in cither animal. . wuiii sucn a iaie ui ihihs-inuiiius, mn.- couleuted with a m'iied or mongrel breed II maybe admitted; but with some exceptions, that very few men pay so little attention to ihe breed of horses as the agriculturists themseves. A very common practice exisls with the farmer should he happeb to breed what he considers a fine animal, to allow him to serve mares in his own vicinity, when only two fir three years old, and at a low charge. thu laying assure road for a pony progeny ; andif mo judgment has been paid to the dis-ernment whether he free from and hereditary or eonstituiioaF de prt, disease, as a cmsequenre, may oe ren tailed or any other iiripei faction r bad qualliiy. This is, therefore a practice-highly reprehen sible. Aim a . t 1 ' Stallions frequently travel' from one. part of; the country to soother, stopping at the nlaaket town. Bills are placarded, stating their pjeili gree. and pood qualities, to entice ownerjs of mares to have them served. Occasionally, entire horses may be found in this way. pos sessing plenty of hone, muscle apd conforma tion ; hut the great evil is, farmers pay tod lit. lie attention to the mare; it is proverbial with many, 4 if she is worih nothing else, she will do to breed from. This "very badystem must be eradicated in connexion with breeding; both animals must be perfect, as far as jour judgment can discover, or else, as I have,ta led before, our breed of horses will never be generally good., i But a mongrel race will con tinue, and degeneration progress, if farmerB or breeders do pot pay more attention than has of late been done 4b ihe hereditary transmiss ion of disease. No one can expect a sound or1 a healthy animal from either sire or dam, if judgment with reference to form, constitution and freedom fiora hereditary taint has not leen exercised. It itherefore, not only incumbent on the Royal Agricultural Society, but upon every other formSwhich premiums are awarded for horses, to hae such competent judged as are able to discover any hereditary tendency to disease or defect In the animal capable of being transmitted to the offspring. If any dis. ease or imperfection can be delected, such horse or horses should then be declared unfit for the propagation of stock.' . More than nce I have witnessed awards pf premiums adjudicated by lincompetent per sons, to animals laboring under consti'utional defect. Competent persons should fe consult ed to detect disease, before any animal is bred from, either byvtjie farmer or breeder. The adoption of such 4 p'an would tend, in a great measure, to banish herediiafy disease and de. feet in our stockii What can be more product, ive of injury than awarding a prize lo a:i ani mal having any ciustituliona'disotganizaliu ? j It is nothing mirt lhan granting a license for propagating disease. An entire horse gainjing a premium at an. agricultural society, is imme diately stamped as a good one and blazoned all . over the country 'as a non-such, although fre quently entailing irreparable mj-schief." ; We have on hand and for sale ai this Office, the fol lowing BLANKS, to, wit : Administrator's Bonds. Guardian " i Appeal " Constable " 5 Ca Sa " ; Bail (State cases) " ; Bail (Civil " ) -7. :. . ; Delivery . " i , Prosecution " C. C "IS. c Co. VS C. Fi Fas. w v' Wit. Tickets. " Com. to take Dfpo. Equity Executions. : " Subpoenas. , " v ' Prosecution Bonds. '' Conb. to take depositions V Deeds. " Venditioni Expoaii. Jurors Tickets,. Marriage License. ; Apprentice Indentures, i Notes of Hand . Bank Notes, C. F. Land Deeds. Deeds of Trust. Shrriff's Deeds. : Ca Sas and Bonds. For binding free negroes. 1 Bastardy Bonds.- . Letters of Administration. Special " 1 Letters Testamentary.' C. &, S. Court Writs.7 Ejectment ' Attachment " C. and S. C. Subpo?nhs. County and Superior Coun Defaulting Witnesses. i to revive judgment. j to hfirs at. law to show caiuse do et'al. - ' i Scire Facias V3 do do . do do do do do do vs. Specia Bail. : Presentments ;of Roads. do for Assault and Battery. do for Affrays. do for Fornication and Adultery.. do for retailing, without license, And many others of not so common use. Officers of Counts, and others who require Blanks, are solicited to give us a call, or forward their orders, and thy shall be speedily attended to. ? Many of the formsienumerated above, are aiso kept for sale by J. W. STOCKTON, at Statesville, , WM. M. HENDERSON, at Concord, WM. F. WATTS, at Mocksville, J. FA W, at Jefferson, Ashe Co. Any torms ot blames which we may not have hand will be printed to order without delay, if a copy be forwarded. ! 1 . May 1849. ji- WATCHMAN OFFICE. on lITTATi IN J L All who wish priming of any description done,, are requested to gie : BRUNER & JAIVIES I a till. They are prepared lodo almost every variety in first-rate style, froui a book down to the alphabet. ADVKRTISIrtG ; 1 has been aptly compaired to greasing wheels. Wheels will often torn without grease, and so may a Merchant ' or Mecharric get on wjrithout adveftising; bot it is hard I work, and all who have properly ; tried the experiment know well the advantage both of oil to maehiney, bnd advertising to business ' 2 ' Shirts! Shirts!! Shirts!!! ' A LOT of gentleman's fine luft, something superi or, just received and tor sale by J. II. ENNISS. JOB ffinKTTO Coach an e Making THE copartnership of Witherspoon, Pritchard 3t Co. having been dissolved by rrmraal consent, the bu siness will hereafter be condncted gander the name of PRITCHARD, ROSEBOROUGH & Co. fn losins Mr. I. A.KViiherspoon. we have lost a gentle man and an agreeable copartner, but we trust have not tost that principle thtit should actuate honest' men in the transaction of business, and in offering ourselves to, the poblic in the CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS, pledge ourselses for the faithful performance of our en- gagemenis. W e rmve no a rsposmon io pan our esiao lirlniient jn the public prims, beina; assured that time and the character of our jwork will secure lo us a share of public favor. 1 We aire thankful for that already received, and would advise our friends an J the public io take care . i - . . . nr .l of No. 1, and go whjere they have the most confidence I beet treated, and get the best job tor their money, uur wW shall not be inferior to any in us part of the world. PRrrCH'ARD, ROSEBOROUGH &"Co. Mocksville; N. Ci, Jao, 11, IW9. tf36 The undersigned having .been connected with the a bove estabfishhient from its commencement in Mocks ille until very reeerit!ynnd having r knowledge of the qualifications of the! gentlemen in charge, can assure the public that they are prepared with good workmen and materials, can execute in ns good and fine a style as heretofore, and cheerfully recommend theui as worthy of public patrondge. I. A. WITIIEUSPOON, II. REYNOLDS. COME AND BUY BARGAINS I C ARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. THB undersigned having formed a co-partnership in iheabove business, respectfully invite public atten tion to their Establishment, and to their supply of superb Carriages, Barouches, Rockaways, Buggies, &c &c., which for lightness, beauty of design, manner of execu tion, and excellence of material, cannot be surpassed by any work in the southern country. They have in theU employ a large number of excellent workmen. Their blacksmiths, wood-workmen, trim- mers, and painters, ire ail men of experience, arid have few equals as to skills in their several departments. Repairing done on very short notice. VVoik done cheap for cash or approved notes ; or country produce ta ken in exchange. OVERMAN, BROWN &. CO. Salisbury, Feb. 8, 1849. Iy40 BROWfiN & BAKER HAVE on handja supply of STILLS AND TIN JVAI2E whici they will sell cheaper for cash or any kind of Produces which the merchants buy. Also old copper and pewter. GUTTERING AND ROOFING at al ! times nit ended to. They will. sell stil is at fifty c?nts per pound put up guttering at fifteen ctnts.per foot, and sell tinware cheap in proportion; j Salisbury . April 13, 1849. 49 Boger & Wilson JTjEEP constantly on hand anexten JLV sive assortment of Batches, clocks, JTewclry, Silverware, Cutlery, Musical Instruments. Revolving Pistols, Perfumery, Soaps, arjd Fancy Articles of every descrip tion. I Persons wishing td purchase articlesin theabove line, will do well to call a fid examine their fine selection, one door above J. cc W.jMurphy's store. Watches, Clocks, And Jewelry repaired in the best manner, and warranted for twelve months. Lepine and plain Watches altered to Patent Levers and. warranted to pejform well. Salisbury, July 2(1 1848 tf 12 NEW TIN SHOP -hr ANDREW j. BROWN Il AVING opened a new Tin Shop in Salisburv XX takes occasion! to solicit a portion of public pa tronage. His shop if? in Mr. Boyden's brick build'ma, opposite the Rowan Jlouse. He is well supplied with the test tools and .vjatencls tor the manufacture of TI1)J WARE, and flatters himself that the superior style and excel lence of his work will commend itself to the interest 6f all who wane articles tn his line. It is needless to enu merate Coffee Pots, tpandle Moulds, Gallon Pos. Buck ets, Tin Cups, Basonfe, Pans, hf,c, 4c, as articles of his production. These and every other article made of tin will be found in his shop, ready made, or supplied to or der at the shortest ncitice. But he would call f special attention to his house gnt tering ; and to a new articlo of improved milk buckets and strainer handsomely combined, only manufactured by himself. All orders Thankfully received and nunctu- ally attended to. UjjJ pewter taken in exchange for tin ware. July 4, 149. 9 STANDARD WEIGHTS, &.C. The undersigned having been appointed Keeper of the Public Weights and Measures for Rowan County, es tablished by Act of tljie Legislature, holds himself ready to stamp and correct Imeasures and weights of every de scription. There being a heavy fine imposed upon all using weights and measures unsealed, it will be to the advantage of all concerned to pay strict attention to this nouce. Ij A. J. BROWN. JAMES HORAH, WATCH AND CLOCK -MAKER. OppositeiCqwan's Brirk Row, Salisbury, IV. C. 4 a1 carlT DRSBROWNJAMEShavingissociatedthem selves in the practice of Medicine, can always be found at theifdrugstore when not professionally engaged Salisbury, DecemHer 1G, 1847 1!33 BOOTS AND SHOES. A LARGE assortment of the finest Boots and Shoes XJL for sale by J. 11. ENNISS. 14 August 9, 1849. Important to Mill Owners. XTOTCHKISSSjVerticaLWaterWheel.forsal em J. JL r ayetteville.by d. McNeill & Co. And in'Lincdln County by r J E; A; BREVARD. March 12, 1847 a f45 Marriage f erjSficntes for sale here. d Carriag i t if J- SIW GOODS IS NOW ALL THE CRY. WE respectfully invite our customers, friends and the public generally, to call and examine our stock SPRING AND SUMMER MODS, which w are now receiving from Philade-lphia and New York, of the latest importations, con suiting of Dry Good, Hats, Cap and Bonnets of various descriptions; shoes, leather, iVc, &c.; hard ware, cutlery, delf, pranite, china and glass ware; fine Donblf and Sin-It barrtl Shot Gnns; finished and unfinished rifle barrels; pistols,. &c, ic; chapeaus, plumes, swords, belts, sashes, epeaulets, silver and gold lace of different widths, silver stars, eaie but tons, &c-; groceries of all kinds and of good quality; Blue Cotton Yarn, Weavers Reeds. Brass Clocks, warranted) and numerous other articles space not admitting to enu- mratp ; all of whie.h as is customarv of late davs to boast of. havinrr Wn ourchasiMl at the verv kiwest oriees. and I the cash paid ; and are now offered for sale, and must be 1 sold upon equally low and accommodating terms as at anv other establishment in Uiis bunr. Please call, ex- i amine and iudre for vonrselves, as we shall take pleasure ! Iu exhibiting our goods, aud no pains f pared to please all who may favor us with a call. BOGER & MAXWELL. Salisbury, April 19, 1849. , 50 Saddle, Harness and Trunk MANUFACTORY! MAIN STREET, SALISBURY, One Door below the Post Office. T HE subscriber having established himself in the Town of Salisbury, for the purpose of carrying on the above business, respectfully solicits a share of public patronage, iie pledges tiimseJi, tnat nis work shall al ways.be done in the very best style, and his prices to suit the times. He will keep constantly on hand .Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, Harness, Collars, Saddle Wallets, Trunks, Valises, t?c, 4c. Also, Harness Shirting, Sole and Up per LeatheVof the very best quality always on hand which can be bought low for cash, or on a short credit toprompt customers. In addition to the above, he respectfully informs the public, that he carries on the TANNING and BOOT andHQE MAKING BUSINESS in the Town of Statesville, where 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. CHis shop is one door below the " Post Office." WM. H. MOWBRAY. Salisbury. January 11, 1849 ly New Cabinet Ware Rooms IN SALISBURY. RICHARD FOX P ltfc.t3h.:Wb his respects to the citizens cf Salisbury and surrounding country, with a ten-rgl der of his services as a OaBIItfET 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 making SOFAS, BUREAUS, OTTOMANS. Wardrobes, Dining, Centre, Peer, and other Tables ; Rocking, Office, and Parlor Chairs; Bedsteads of su perior finish and latest fashion. Coffins furnished to order on the shortest notice and on accommodating terms. 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, durability, and snperioi ity of all work turned out from his shop will be a guarantee of the pa tronage of the public. Repairing done at the shortest notice. Country produce and lumber of all kinds suitableTor Carpenters and Cabinet Makers, taken in exchange for any thing in his line. A large quantity of shingle's im mediately wanted. 0 Salisbury, May 10, 1849. l Fairand Winter Fashions Received ! THOMAS DICKSON, TAILOR, VT'OULD respectfully inform his old customers, that ne siiii carries on tue 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 lowerahan 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 sinc ere thanks to his former pa trons, and hopes by industry and application to business, that they will continue their attention to his shop ; also, invites those who have not yet come to him, to call and try his fit. , He is in regular receipt of ihe most approved fashions from the North, published by Mahan ; also, by Wards' Monthly. All kinds of country produce recetved in payment for wo,rk- THUS. DICKSON. March 59, 1S49 lv37volo NEW BOOT AM) SHOE SHOP ! THANKFUL f..r the liberal pa tronage heretofore receired, 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 comoare wiih nnv in this part of the country. Our materials are of the best quality, and 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 Hioes made in the latest fashion and finest style, and asks all who may wish to buy, to call and see for them selves. Country produce taken in exchange for work Boots and Shoes neatly repaired. Persons from the country will find our shop one door betow M. Brown &, Son's store, and opposite the Man sion Hotel. JEREMIAH BARRING ER By JACOB LEFLER. Salisbury, Feb. 15, 1849 ' 4fj Medicines, Medicines. WE are receiving at Dr. C. B. Wheeler's old stand the Zarge.?and lest stock of M EDICIXES. INSTRUMENTS, Paints Dye-Stuffs. Spices $ Perfumery. Fancy and useful Articles, ever brought into this country. (See onr laree hand bills and Catalogue. We will sell very low for cash LOCKE & CHAFFIN. Salisbury, .May 11, 16 IS 2 FA POLYMATHEAN lNSTlfg YOUNGLfiJJIES xnc blisses BVR Formerly pf Fhiladelpkia, and rerenf. r , FrvrritjTi.i. THIS Institution pnrooses comrneneing Salisbury, Rowan County, N. Carolina1 na. S, 1, 1849: , -j . 'H The Pantojrriphic Metnod of Teathln .i. , naled irthislnaututkn,isrrainemlr calctiujj 5 learning a pleasant employment lo yoang lnu!1 great variety of interesting and amusin. frT" -T made'ose'of, leds interest to many stodies irh'Iiw, osoilly regnrdel by ytung persons as dry ltHj . " SoanJs which address ihe ear mtA' In one hort boor; bat that whieb urikra Lives long upon the mind ; the 6uihfuUi J! Engraves ihe knowledge with a Irani of Young ladies are tauglu in small elaji whole attention of a teacher is givn to one c'' gradual develomeTit of the vomhfn! 'as,-W with much care, and throughout the course i oi the pupil are carefully adapted to hrr nj?Di i tv and oroirresa: but ihe nrm!i.ini. .l - teaching is in the hapnv'manner iri V,...k '.f 'Mtf branches of study are illu.trated. . . - " " l 11 II a tX Popila.will be- received at a veryfv 8?" nj , iirarucuon wm or ur ruor throo complete than that of any school corhJ ,r,..j "? ,o4. d'naT can be. Terms and Scionv Th criminal if i'..ir ta AixiAmA iniA ... flV mnnlha n K .nmmniiiv lei O . I M February. The only vacation is in the mon-.U o( J and Aogust. - 8 7 THE CHARGES ARE For Tuition in the Primary Department, Senior " ' " Classical Stationary, Fuel, and Use of Books, Charts, Ac. Primary Department, Senior ' Classical " Plain and Ornamental Needlework extra. 10 0 .12 58 I 5 Of Modern Languages, Drawing and Painting, tad at Professors' Prices. ' . There are no other charges parents are notreqaj to purchase any books for their children. Pupils will not be received for a less period ihanoat yssion' r 3aihi MORGANTONFEAIALE ACADEMY. THE Trustees of the MORC. ANTON FEMALS ACADEMY, take pleasure in announcing lh they have secured ihe services -of ihe Rev. 7. M V,' son, as Prrincipal, assisted by Miss Pasd, (0 1CW8.. plished lady from the North) in the Literary, and Mrs A.x.t c. lkwiti, in ine jviusicaf Department. Thrcfet racter of the Teachers, the healihfunr. and tlriighiGl scenery of the location the hospitality an rrfinrmein 01 me socieiy oi .iorganton, enable this institution present strong claims for extensive patronage. a: au u ct a In the English Department, per session of five mon-W 1 nira Mass, IS 06 laun. l; reach. Drawing and Painting, extra, iviusic on 1 iano je $ Boarding can be had in respectable families it scrrt dollars per month, every thing included. The session will commence on the 15ih of October. R. C. PEARSON, President. Morganton, Sept. 20, 1849 21 . To the Ladies of Salisbtuy i Vic inltj, MILLINERY BUSINESS. ?Ir. Iouii It row 11 AVING received her FALL - K.f fr lhe Prpnt year, tales ibis me mr and the public. She hopet H be favored with many caitc and be lieves she will be able to give nt faction lo all. She may art snr ub be found at her residence second door beiow the Ft( fice and will make, die's, or bleach to order, at short Dctice cl 1 1 1 11 1 c n r , I aT Salisbury. Oct. 4. 149 00 State of Hortli Carolina, DAVIDSON COUXTY) In Equity Fall Term, IS 19. Lnndy Harris, WU!iam Harris, Jesse P. Harm. War! Harris, tlmsly Harris, Dudley Harris, Marmd Hari, and Nancy A. Harris, infants by Ciuardian, WiiSm Harris, and tlzekiel Haltum, and wife Putlr , igtd Benjamiu Parish and wife Frances.; ' Amended Petition for the sale of the twlttf aUmLi Harris. IT appearing to the satisfaction of tl)" OpoH,& Benjamin Pnrb-h and Polly his wif, the defendiM in this case, are not inhabitants of this State : It is there fore ordered by the Court, that publication be made fcf six weeks in the Carolina Watchman, a paper potwa.w in this State, for the said defendants to aprer at the next Term of this Court, to be held for the Coonfy Davidson, on the Crsi Monday after the -lib Monday if March next, to answer and st forth the aritooni 01 w advancements received from the intf'ta'.f. LUnly Har ris, in his life time, arAd to stand to; abide atd lerhrs the decree of this Ilonorable Court in the prrbis-. Witness, Peter K. RounsavUle, Clerk and Maaerof Court at office, in Lexington, (he I5th of October, 1849. P. K. ROUNSAV1LLK.CME. Printers Fee 5 50 ' 6u!4 Wliat PIiirian say of our PM Messrs. P. Childs Jc Co. Gents : For some V1 past I have been partially acquainted with the ifHrtni your Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pjlls sold in lha tic ity by your agents, the Messrs. Wheelers Ifarift re cently obtained some of them and used them ia " mily, I feel highly gratified in being'able to der', in my opinionio be a safe, efficient, and lifb'r rt able medicine ; suerior to any Pills for family which I am acquainted. Respectfu.lv vuurt. W. S. padddc'k.m 0 Massena, June 8, 1647. For sale l Boger 6c Maxweh, ?al.r4jry h 1 Morrison, Statesville ; David FraUy, llcekifi' Mahry, Lexington ; D. Honnevc utt, Hold HJ; wholesale and-retail by P. M. Cohen, lf HiJ" Charleston-jS. ('. TOWN tLi:CTIO! HE COMMISSIONERS of, Si:.onrl reeled Polls lo be opened at ilie (.'curl-Bo-"" , T 16th and 17th days of November, to astera-" of the qualified voters of the Town for or scription of $15,000 by the corporation to 'l-' fl ihe Central Rail Road. The Poiin to ltrnfd0 o'clock and closed at sunset each day. -The be vita voce before the Clerk of the Board, keep a fair and true'record of the same. , I. A. DAVI October 22, 1 849:425 Inter Ready made Clothing red Vrice- F! ROM the 1st of August to the l.! ' . . will sell my stock of Summer C lt' "n ,,'vvij; All who wish Bargains should call ai J " ' Clothin? Store. Salisbury, July 30, 1849. Negroes for sale. virtre td a Arrttn. nf :h Court expose to public sale at the Court Hu in ville, on Tuesday the 20:h November nen SIXTEEN LIKELY J consisting ttrirU. Jleu, Boy, Women a"" 01 One of them is an excellent Co.k. Term m' j on the day, C A. CAKL av- Oct. 18. 1849 4t24 o J"nB va. WARRANTS rv FOR SALE AT THISO ft if i I i 1 .3 I w 1 3. St hi te r ed 1 cox: Th M lib ttl t wh th h lot - iur da not onJ let? the tec Cot eci opp wit bea off a UQk enju red ia prel; thbv Sept read ojerrf 7411 fcitir fiUrr Oit lice Uoe to lf Pri , of E I ei ; at , The thi iHegi to j icr Mil: i -i ! 1 i 1 Ii
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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