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t
r;
a1;
(iiiicctron of the State,
SUPIIEME COURT; ;'vri-
;i i ill:V. uAn !o till
decisions nave
interest-
which ac-
. roP ttelr not being published in this
' 'I . '. .'.ill."-, '. '
Pj Judges of the Supjeme Court will
11 require that Applicants for Li-
Uhall have gonelhrbugb the follow-
of reading': IN ,
r-rtt for the County Courts: .
,sClitopw Commentaries, 4 vols. 2 vol
X bn Littleton,
Jpef Lfgacles or T'er n Execu-
- "tiil Statutes, Chabters 37, Deeds
;I Conveyances; 38, Descents ; 121.
v; 122, Wilis khd Testaments.
sk foti Superior '-Courts :
-.vinookof Blackstdrie. .
4Sql'imb of Chitty al Pleadings.
r-ianaue's Equity.!
v.alarif or Powell on Contracts.
or iquiiy,i:ieaaing
or Cruise's Digest;
Uernainder and Executory
1
IUtt
' inrih jiook of Blaclcsftone.
ntto utne Phillips of Starkie on Evi
"CoqntV and Superior j 34, Crimes srfa
pfluisbments ; 03 Laridg of Deceased
Debtors.
lWs Nisi Prius.
'cat, K. ii. rifiiitiiMAiM, uierk.
in I i
TkctRulcigh Star is out in an entire
ii 4ress!1 and considerably enlarged. It
BoW tie largest papeii in the State, we
Are-? Ve sincerely hope that the Ed
f m&Y be successful in their enterprise,
- av a . . . . i i
.iAeir ibdeavors to' meet the increas-'
s .i
pin-
me,
IP-
bey
- OCT"-A- writer in the Siandardifearip
that t heople wilF not send' delegates to
the Nashville Convention, proposes jlfat
the Convention: bf cither party to nomi
nate a candidate for Governor take! the
matter in hand, anil Appoint delegates!-
The Fayetteville Carolinian says the
ought to be adopted, and seconds a propo
sition to make the State pay the travel
expenses f said delegates,: ; .t'yf;-,J,
iov, wan ail uue aeierence 10 me o
ions of these wise democratic gentleman,
we would suggest that the people ought
to hayo a say in this matter ; and wjlfen
they nominate delegates to the State Con
ventions to bring ourcandidates fpr Gov
ernor, let them also, at the same t
grant those delegates the power to
point representatives to Nashville. If
(ail to do this, we think the Conventions
will transcend their powers if they' fit
tempt to carry out the suggestions of these
gentlemen. Those Conventions are.at pre
sent, contemplated for the single purpose
oi cringing out candidates tor lioveinor.
Nothing more. And without a clear and
distinct expression of the wishes, of the
people on the subject, any action fey
mightitake in relation to the Nashville
Convention, especially as touching the ap
pointment of delegates to that body, woold
be regarded as a most flagrant violation
of trust. Moreover, the people should al
so be distinctly informed as to the leTa
sures and remedy the Nashville Conten
tion proposes to adopt and apply. f ith
a strict observance of all their rigbis in
these respects, we shall offer no objection
to the proceedure, though we should still
doubt the propriety of the measure under
existing circumstances.
i
one.ofAeCom.
Gov.
-! !--
to
ol Jos. JErvvin.
----- - j. . . - ... . w
missioners ! appointed by
survey and locate the Western TnrnniU
Road from Salisbury to! the .Georgia line
has reiignfed
a. oaoe in a house ia like a well
... r messenger of peace and love
Y et, it is a talent of trust, a loan to
! intereat."
BORN.
Feb. 3 A daughter to Col. WmOwenjDawdson.
r A son to Kansom Wirtecoff, Cabarrus.
" 19 A son to Daniel P.rnoJ Pnu,.n i
44 19 A Danghter to H. II. Beard, Salisbury;
l" 23 A son to Gen. Wm. C. Means, fcabarrns.
S3,
.1"
spring of pleasure, a
be rendered back, with
In thi County, on the 20tn inat.. hv FTnr T.i Ra
bards, Eeq., Mr. JAMESW. BE AN, and Miss HET-
i KciA VKK, daughter of John Beaver.
in lredell County, on the 19ihinst., by the Rer. J
D. Lumsden, Mr. ROBERT C. PLYLER, and Miss
MARYIL. KIMBALL, dauahtrt of Jaeoli KimhIL
In Cabarrus County, on the 25th instant, HEART-
WtL UROVER, and Miss AMARINTHA COLE
MAIM. -
tn Cabarrus Co., on the 21st nat., R. R. BRpWJI,
ana mjsb a. HALL.
ic fpr good home
tably rewarded.
liettiM of the pub
papers, may be sui
ICt a bad trint,"c. The editor of
e Wilmington Aurora boasts of recciv-
:g tcWy;five subscribers a week. That
In Cabarrus ' County , on the 22d iinst.. Mrs. MARY
PEN I NO ER. Also, on the 2lnt instant, SOLOMON
FISHER, aged about 50 vears. h
In Iredell County, on the 17th instant, AUGUSTUS
C. HOUSTON," in the 30ih year of his age.
In thfe Tqwn, on the 26th inski, JAMES PAN1ELS
ot .rittsyjvania County, Virginia 1 aged 21 years. The
deceased bad started South on sJ trading expedition, and
oeiore reacmng tlus place was tiken sick. His disease
continued to grow ikrorse, and in a days he was a corpse.
In this Town, ori -the 27tb hkst4 EZRA CASPER,
aged about 40 years.
THE JMAR
uper is now afloat on
&b!ie excitement about Wilmington,
riich. wo believe, it has been chiefly in
csmcntat in creating.
s limes, for "unless he
i I i
min 10 Keep up a co
jorae sort, be may
tacday of the leanness of the times.
bllshersin Charles-
a' steam printing
the State. Their
Walker & James, pu
a,$. C, JiaVe set up
prtss tbo first one in
pidbinery is said to hay a cost $2,000 ; and
H'lU&pable of printing 4G00 sheets per
a small wave of
CONGRESS.
In the Senate, Wednesday the 13th
the joint resolution for limiting the
penses of collecting the revenue, as a-
?vcs,
sg
Let him husband
J .. -
shall prove smart
nstant excitement
nave to complain
tnst,
lex-
NamesJ
L. G.
feilig,
mended by the House of representa
was passed, with a proviso author
the Secretary of the Treasury to dispose
of, lease or retain the bonded warehouses,
at his discretion. A message was receiv
iu x iiu.!!! w unuTOwmi Mr. Pritchard,
enclosing a copy oi ine consiuuupn oi ; B. 1 . Briggs,
California, as received from the hands of
tne Hon. Wm M. G win, Senator e!lect ;
and a motion was made by Mr. B;hton
that the subject be referred to a select
committee, of which Mr. Clay shou d be
the chairman; but, as the motion could on
ly been tertained by unanimous consent,
and Mr. Foote having objected, ihe sijbjecti
was laid overtiU to morrow. The Senate
then resumed the consideration of; Mr.
Clay's compromise resolutions; upon vhich
Mr. Davis, of Mississippi, addresser! the
Senate, but had not ooncluded his remarks
when the Senate went into Executive ses
sion : after which that body adjourrild.
In the House of Representatives a tries-
r AYETTEVtLLE, Jan. 19. Brandy, peach, 75 0 85
UUto, apple, 50 0 55 : Beeswax 18 : Bacon 6 : IS 6i
Cotton U(S 12; Com 60 70; Coffee 16 ll: Flour
434 ; Feathers 28 30 : Flabtseed I 10 $If ; Iron
fcwedesia (S b: do. English 3 4: Lard 6 7
..umi,, owrc, uj . iiiuianB kf tV 0J . itailSt, Cut, O .
Oats,3000 : Sugar, brown, 6 (B 9: do. loaf, 11 12 :
bat. sakkM 50 1 75 : TaUdw.10 : Wheat 751
80 : Whiskey 35 36
, Chebaw, Feb. 26. Bacon ber lb. 6 6J : Butter
15 20 : Beeswax 18 20 : Coffee 00 16 : Cotton
11 12J : Corn 45 50 : Eggs 10 12J : Flour 5
$5 : t eathers 25 32 : Iron 5 6$ : Lard 7 8 :
Leather (sole) 18 22 : Molasses 35 40 : do. Cu
ba3337i: Nails, cut, 6 6 : Rice 4 5 :
fcnigar, brown, 7 1U : do. Loaf, 12J 15 : Salt, Li-
verpooL 1 40 1 59
KETS.
BlacksniitIftTH&e,
THE subscriber has a good BLACKSMITH which
be wishes to hire out until the 1st day of January,
! mw, iwu or inree iiesrp iworaen to nirr.
February 28, 1850.
A. HENDERSON.
II 4
IiM Potatoes! !
TST RECEIVED, 5 !bbls; Northern Snow
J Ball Potatoes. Mi BROWN &. SON
Salabury Ftb. 28, 1850.
SPRIG
in
2t42
i
TU8T arrived fresh from New York, Scott's eelebra-
J ted FasUaas far tbe Srla aad Suaer tf 1850.
The subscriber, thankful for past favors, roost respect
fully aalicits bis old patrons and the public generally, to
call and see the new plate of Fashions. He feels con
fident that be can persuade even the most lame and un
fashionable to let him take dimensions. Call and see
I JOHN A. WEIRMAN, Tailor.
Feb. 20, 1850. 41
N. R. Country Produce taken in exchange for work
at market prices.
RIGHT SIDE UP !
NEWCOPMTNERSHIPa
THE subscribers have this day associated themselves
together in tbe Mercantile Business, In the Store
formerly occupied by Joseph F. Chambers, East corner of
the Court House, under the firm of Joseph F. Chambers
& Uo., where they intend enlarging their capital to any
extent neeessary to meet any demands the business may
require ; and will make it an object with country mer
chants and citixens generally to make their purchases
from them. J. F. CHAMBERS,
P. B. Cn AMBERS.
JAS. C. CALDWELL,
MAX. C. CALDWELL.
Salisbury, Jan. 7, 1850. 38
NOTICE.
TllHOSF. indebted to J. F. Chambers, are requested
JL to call and settle ibeir accoants, as my books most
be clesed. It being the first call of the kind I have ever
made, I hope it will not de neglected.
Jan. 7, 1850.
3
;jRt'f
J. F.
CHAMBERS.
38
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he still continues to manufacture at his 6hop, two
doors below Mr. Brown 6c Son's store,
Boots and Shoes of ercry Style.
He feels confident that he will be able, from his past ex
perience, to give entire satisfaction to his customers, and
all others who may favor him with a call, and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. He has now on band, and
is constantly manufacturing, the most fashionable Drees
Boots, which cannot be surpassed in the State, and
whicfc he will warrant to be of the best materials and
workmanship.
Repairing done with neatness and despatch.
Country produce taken in payment for work at the
market prices. i
All persons indebted for the last year are requested to
come forward and settle their accounts by note, as it
would seem preposterous in us to ask tor the "needful.
ji JEREMIAH BARRINGER,
Feb. 20, 1850. (41) i- i " By Jacob Letle.
Arrivals at the ITIausioii Hotel,
From the 13th to the 27th Inst.
Residence. ! Names.
N. C. B DarnalL
' (if The following we extract from (he Cor.
ttjpondcnco of the Charleston Courier, dated
iiiiS.uu t c. AO, ..u " sag:e from the I'resident enclosirre a copy
Wi,in ihe opinion of ihe Correspondent of thej oTthe constitution of California, hHying
Courier lie prospect for an amicable settlement been referred to the Committee of the
Whole, on a motion to reconsider thvex
ed question was again debated btlMr.
Stanton, of Tennessee, and others. liSub
sequentlv. the Senate's amendment to the
resolution for limiting the expense of col
tecting the revenue was concurred in and
the resolution; passed. Washington Re'
ftEe i!rcrr question, is as far ofTas ever.
Tlete it now less bopeUf a compromise than
Irrtlofoif. It Is feared I that the resolutions
ihi New York. General Assembly have
tfn home, the last nail, j These resolutions,
itlMs'connteracted by the 'public voice, will go
vto prevent any conciliation. . At the same
taf.'lhere are fome favorable signs in Penn-
RUDia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New.
lorkfihd Indiana, of a disposition to arrest
arther igitaflon, ' j
I am very clad to learn that Mr. Webster in.
leads to oflVr a! plan, which! will be acceptable
lathe bouth ; and that ho will have the support
rfGrni Greenei of llhodp Island, and Mr.
ftelpsof Vermont, and that his scheme of
tampromised will commind a majoirity in the
b'ate.ir' J; i- -!
"Hell willing to keep California back, until
ie whole question is settled, and to settle tlfey
Lil, The particular features of bis plan
hre Lelen shown to some members and Sena
'rs froon ihe'South and approved. Mr. Web.
Kill.nc?t probably bring forward bis project
f some days.
C'rest doubt prevails as to the result, but I
The Asheville Messenger says oif Mr.
Clingman's speech, we
hotor the mountains."
think it rather
S. Beden,
Jno. Oliver,
John M. Henson,
as. Ml. Henson.
W. J. Palmer,
D. C. Montgomery,
Miss Feimster
R. F. Johnson,
S. G. Thomas,
Woolen,
A. F. Grseber,
S. N. Adams,
Rev. G. Morgan,
R.Reld
Miss Re id,
Miss Reid,
A. M.i Booe,
B. Bailey,
Dr. TJ J. Bryan,
S. Pitigerald,
F. M. Conn,
W. S. Jackson,
Dr. Ramsay,
D. W j Roberts,
J . Q. Roberts,
J. P. Jones,
II. G. House,
do
S. C.
do
N. C
do
do
do
Ark.
do
N. C.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Va.
Va.
N.C.
Penn.
do.
N. C.
do.
W
C
F Carter,
Henniger,
Mr. and Mrs. Adams, do
sgdfov who think that
"made. It is much to1
any compromise can
bo apprehended that,
027 Messrs, Caldwell, Clingmarf J and
Morton of the I House of Representilives
will please accept our thanks for various
public documents
A bill providing for the call of a Contention
to reform the Slate Constitution of Maryland,
Was passed in the House ofVDelegalef J by a
vote of 43 to 35. Its passage in the Senate is
to be certain.
J. M. Byars, . Va.
Wm. Blessing Va.
J. D. Bachman, Penn.
J. L. Cobb, N. C
A. Coeand, do.
G. G. sMcKnight, do.
C, P. Cox, . do.
C. J. Hesse, do.
D. W, Honneycutt, do
J. A. Bradshaw, do
S. W. Davis, do
H.Wilson, do
S. F. Wagoner, do
John Foard, do
W. A. McCorkle, do
T D Massey, S. C
A M Nesbitt, N. C
J. MbRorie, do
J. Cotton, do
R W Long, do
H R Dusenbery, do
N
J
vv
w
N
Residence.
N. C.
N. Y.
L Va.
Va.
N. C
do
do
do
do
do
ibii state of things, nothing will be done, and
w&uae session Wiu terminaie aorupuy, wiiu.
M lay action unon the questimis which agitate
i country. V ' ;j j.
Sut still we hope though almost against
T-i-for a different and satisfactory result.-
Ho not know that mucH can be expected from
if. Webster's jpromise suggestion or plan of
accommodation. Many schemes are talked
Several members of the House, to say no.
Hjof the Senators, aire laboring to bring a.
N an'accommodationl The hope is that the
Njfedings of last night will render every one
ire of the' position; ol the South, and con.
!"k:s tio gdminiitration and the country that
Queition must be se tied uion Drone r terms.
j. ri -
Editor going u.-e-We see our friend
Wim, of tiie Greensboro Patriot, has
seti elected as one of the Commissioners
f the -goodly Town of Grecnsborough.
Would not have made so much of this
distance but for the facts that it in
:f1C4tAlno ,inteiligertce of the community
hich he! lives, and its correspondence
Vjhat, of the people of Salisbury, in
;pt considerable number of them voted
W for a similar office, a few weeks
ck.j Ve toof had bben elected, if we
got a ew wore votes.
. W post Officcs.l-k
bPen established at
Qco countv. and James S. Scott rd
J B Crabtree,
J H Mcintosh,
S Douthit,
A Bethune, I
S p Alexander.
E Bpatt, ;
Mr Wadlington,
J McRorie and daugh
ter,
Baggarly
Ellis,
Rilry, :
Rev. J G Jacocks.
M Griffin,
Artnfield,
m Paul,
m Robbins,
M Dobbin,
D F M Henderson,
VV P Duttoa,
H Gray, :
Blackmer,
B Chambers, '
A Withe raw,
L Wallace,
P Heifer,
B Cox, ;
Doughten,
Williams.
VVinnfT.
W A Kerr,
y Richwine,
Dr E B Rice,
G McHenry,
t Berger,
J D McNeely,
Ji A Hendrix,
H H Furr;
Calvin Church,
T R Tatei
J A Kelly,
Dr J M Worth,
P B Gaither,
W H Huggins,
F Lukerbill,
Dr J K Hall,
M Yost, .
r-W RCole,
oS Trotter,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Mass.
N.C
do
do
do
Texas
N. C.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Va.
N.C.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Val
Va.
I ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE.
finHE subscriber having takn Letters of Adminis-
JL titration with the Will annexed, upon the Estate of
Matthew Howard, deceased, will sell at public vendue
on the 7th day of March, next, at his late residence.
five miles from Salisbury, on the Wilkesboroogh road,
all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY
rof said deceased, among which are several
VALUABLE NEGROES,
A CONSIDERABLE
STOCK OF
CATTLE,
Horses, Rliiles,
Sheep, Hogs, a large quantity of Corn,
One, four horse Wagon and Buggy, and all the House-
I ' Hold and Kitchen Furniture, occ, &c.
Terms made known on the day of salej
! RADFORD BAILEY, Adm'r.
February 7, 1850 3t40
r
Furniture, Furniture.
THE subscribers have at this time the cheapest anJ
largest assortment of
FURNITURE,
that has ever been manfactured in this market, vix : La
dies Dressing Bureaus, Mahosrany and Walnut Sofas.
Kocking Chair? and Centre Tables, Secretaries, French
and a large assortment of common bedsteads neatly fin
ished ; also a neat assortment of Coffins at the most re
duced prices.
All we ask is a call to convince you that the above is a
not a mere puff, but ihe rtal stuff, and we are determined
to carry out wbat we say.
All those indebted to as in 1849, will please call and
settle by note or cash, as we wish to close our books annu
ally. ROWZEE & HARRISON.
Jan. 28, 1850. 38
One mile and a Iialf from Salisbury !
THE Subscriber offers for sale a small
lot of Land situated on tbe Road to
Locke's .Bridge, one mile and a half from
Salisbury. It consists of 20 or ti IcrtA,
arleared. There is some good timber on it, and a large
quantity of fire wood ; and its nearness to Town, where
there if a never railing demand for wood, makes it much
more valuable, than richer land situated at a greater
distance off. The soil is not of the first aualitv. But
the location compensates for its deficiency in this respect:
and the hand of industry could soon make it one of the
most desirable places for a residence. The subscriber
would also remind the public that as tbe ereat Central
Kail Koad project is now looked upon as successful be
yond a doubt, every inch of land, especially near this
Town, must soon be greatly enhanced in value ; and
those who wish to obtain such property ihere, should
lose no time in doing so. Those wishing to purchase this
lot, will please address the subscriber, at O" Salem, N.
Carolina. A. MATHIEU.
Jan. 24ih, 1850. 3t;37
DK SUMMERELL
Offees his Professional services to the citizens of
Salisbury and the surrounding country.
He will always be found at his Office, in Shaver's Ho
tel, between the Drug Store of Drs. Brown & James and
Buis Confectionary, or at his residence. True objects
of charity punctually attended to as such.
August 2, 1849
Frcsir Medicines I
Drugs, Chemicals,"
Djc-Stuffc,
and PERFUMERY.
THE subscribers have just received at their Dsro
Store, corner of the Mansion Hotel, the LA BO'
ESTamd BEST SELECTED ASSORTMENT Cp
DRICS, IlESICALS, P1IXTS, OILS t DTE-STCFF
ever brought to this market, and which they now ofp-r
at wholesale or retail. We particularly invite tbe sl
lention cf Physicians, Drugg'ms and Merchants to car
siock. which we pledge to sell at lower rates. I ban any
establishment in this part of the State. With the assur
ance again that oar prices and lerms will please all. we
return our sincere thanks to the public for tbrir very lib-,
eral patronage heretofore extended to as. Below we
present a list of a few of tbe ankles comprising oar stock:
Pulv. Ipecac, Hyd. Chlo. Mit.
Rhei, Jalap. Sulph. Quinine,
Coluinbo, Scilla, Sulph. Morphine,
(amboge,
Opium,
Arrow Roof,
Pearl Barley,
Cort Cinch,
Spanish Brown,
White Lead,
BUck do..
Linseed Oil,
Train Oil, ;
Logwood,
Copperasr j
Indigo. ke.,&ej.
UNTIL the 2.ih day of December, 1850, four NE
GRO WOMEN, good House servants or nurses.
JOHN B. LORD.
Salisbury, Jan. 15, 1850. 4t36
NOTICE.
ROCKFORD MALE AND FEMALE I ZZ 'tl Z 'Xjr'
j AHA TT?A TV and Wm. Richards, for two hundred and twenty-five of Equity at office, the 13.h day of December,
H AOillAlliM X dollars, dated some time in the year 1848. The one half tbe far of our Lord' 19i9' IVTtJ .
,1'iperine,
a!acine.
Red Lead.
iVenilian Red,
Also, a large assortment of SHOP FURXITUKp.
Prescriptions furnished at all hours. Orders from a
distance punctually attended tor ,
BROWN &. JAMES.1
Salisbury, Amfmtt 16, 1849. lOrol 5
St.itc of 3Xovtx Carolina,
IREDELL COUNTY.
Court of riea mmd Quarter Sttsitmi, Xttmler Term,
1849. I
TTTITIOt FOC SALE OF XEAL ESTATE.
Fergus Stevenson, admr. of James McLelland,
r. '.
John M. McLelland, John L. Lafierty, Harvy Camron
and wife Amanda, McCa my La r gent and wife Ebta,
William S. Stevenson, John L. Stevenson, Mary E.
Stevenson, Rufus Sloan, Mary L. Sloan, Ada line
Sloan and Mary Ann La flirty and others. j
IT appearing to ihe satisfaction of the Court that tbe
defendants John M. McLelland, John L. LafiVrty,
Harvy Cannon and wife Amanda, McCamy Largent
and wife Eliza, William j. Stevenson, John ll Steven
son; Mary E. Stevenson, Rufus Sloan, Mary L. Sloan,
Adaline Sloan, and Mary. Ann Lafferty, are noo-residents
of this State It is therefore ordered by ibe Court
that publication U made in the Carolina Watchman for
the term of six weeks, notifying said Defendants lo ap
pear at ihe next 1 enn of our Court of Pleas and Quar
ter Sessions, to be held for the County aforesaid at the
Court Houi-e in Slatesville, on the 3d Monday of Febu-
ary next ; then and there to answer, plead, or demur to
said petition, or judgment pro eofeo will be taken
against tnem, and the prayer of tbe petition era n led ac
cordingly. Wit new, J. F. Alexander, Clerk of our Mid
Court, at office the 3d Monday In Nov., A. D. 1849j
J. F. ALEXANDER. Cl'ki
Dec. 26, 1849. (34:6i) - j
. . i
state ot iLortti Carolina,
DAVIE COUNTY.
raut Moody, et. al. 1
vs.
Martha Ann Newell. S B,U to krckee
i
Affidavit having been made before me, and filed in of
fice, that the defendant, Martha Ann Newell, is not; an
inhabitant of ihis State: Notice ia therefore, hereby giv
en to the said defendant, Martha, to be and appear at the
next Court of Equity, to be held for the County of Da
vie, at the Court House in Mocksville, on ihe 4th Mon
day in March, next, and plead, answer or demur: to
plaintiffs bill of complaint, or the same will be taken as
pro conteaso, and the cause set tor hearing ex parley
Court
in she
In Equity,
Jill to foreclose Mortga
rilHE exercises of this School, under the manage
JLi tnent of Mr. and Mrs. West, were resumed on the
21st January, with very flattering prospects for the pre
sent Session.
Terms of Tuition in any or all of the higher branch
es of an English Education per session of
five months, $8 00
i Primary Department do. 5 00
Board can be obtained at different houses in. town,
and, in the family of the principal, 'at $5 per months
Scholars received al any time i during the session, and
charged only from the time of entrance to the close of
the session. It may be proper to add, that the Male
and Female Departments are taught in different sections
of the: village. E. W. WEST,
Feb. 14, 1850 40 ; Principal.
Salisbury Female Iiistitntlon.
The rising interests of this ancient and colonial Town,
.. . S
have received a new impulse in the union of a number
of its citizens, in establishing for Female Education, an
Institution on the most liberal and permanent foundation.
A site has been selected and purchased, whichfor the ;
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extent and beauty; of its grounds the excellency of its
water and the convenience of its buildings, gfvjs flat
tering assurances of future improvement and fsltiBfac
tion. , x I S
'fo organize and conduct this Institution, a very cor
dial invitation has been tendered to the Reverend Prof
Morgan, a name associated with the highegt'order of
Female Education in this-and other States. . j I
He will be able to apply any amount of funds be may
wish, to procure apparatus, and all other facilities to;
perfect that system of education, which has justly won:
or nim ine connaence oi uie oeei juuges. ua,c
also, entire confidence in the domestic oversight and
maternal care of Mrs. Morgan., i 'v
In obtaining the services of this distinguished Gentle--;
man and Lady, we make no experiment it ia5 jftra.n-
fef of a plan well settled by experience and success. i
no man nam oeenimore qingeni in aavancing ine cause,
and elevating the standard of Education in North . Car
olina, nor will any make greater sacrifices for the pub
lic good. rj: , i I j
We further announce to Parents and Guardians and
to the public generally, that it will be in the power of
Professor Morgan, on account of local facilitifsf to re4
munerate the best Teachers, and conduct the fnstitui
tion with his usual ability, at considerably reduced prices.
These considerations, with a smiting Providence in
the acknowledged healthfulness of our Town and com
munity, give well grounded hopes of extensiye userul-r
news and permanent success. x! I
The inauguration of Prof. Morgan, as Principal of
the Institution, and the reception of students from a dis
tance, are to W on the 4th of July. . Addressee and ap
propria ie exercises, win oomniemoraie ine occbkio, ana
SALISBURY FEMALE INSTITUTION.
nn HE Preparatoiy School of the " Insti-
JL tution," is for girls beginning to read,
or from their 6th or 7th to their 10th or
12ihivear. A nualified Teacher, at the earliest dav
will open this School, and form the pupils to habits of
accuracy in Reading, Spelling, Writing, Geography
Arithmetic, Grammar, Voca Music, and such exercises
as ensure thorough preparation for the Regular Classes
of the Institution. The Tuition will be at the rate of
S2 s! month. The directiori of this School will be en
trusted to competent hands till the arrival of the Prin
cipals, in May. M
The higher Classes of the Institution, to be organized
in July, will be charged at rhei rate of $3 a month, and
the Junior and Senior Classes 84.
Music on the Piano and Oil Painting, the same.
Frenbh, Latin and Drawing S2. All pupils from a dis
tance will board in the Institution at $10 a month, and
pay (he above prices for tuition.1
Salisbury, Feb. 28, 1850.1 ! 42
GARDEN
SEEDS.
"DROWN & JA 1 ES have just received a ve
JLJi rv laree supply of Joseph P. H.Coates' celebrated
Garden Seed, warranted to be fresh; a list of which
they present below for the convenience of persons living
at a distance. All orders punctually attended to, and
liberal deductions made to country Merchants wishing
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to Duy 10 sen again
Asparagus
of said note belongs to the estate of John Richards, de
ceased, and 1 am the only person authorized to collect
the same. J. M. COFFIN. Ex'r.
Jan. 21. 1850 37
6w33 Price adv 85 50
L. BINGHAM, CM .E.
State of JLortU aroltua,
LINCOLN COUNTY.
In Equity,Fall Terra, 1849.
Wm B. McLean,
vs. 1 Original Bill.
Richard Nance, et. al. ) J-
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Batt. Abernathy and wife, Willie Abernathy,
Welker and wife, Polly, Drury Nance, Sterling Nance,
Cunningham and wife, Oily, and Gibbs Nance,
defendants in this Bill reside beyond the ; jurisdiction of
'w ,w. .i t ! it .a r
this court: it is tnereiore oraerea Dy uie court, mat
publication be made for six weeks in the Carolina
Watchman, giving notice to the: said defendants, that
theysmust be and appear before the Judge of our Court
of Equity, at the next term, to be held for said County,
at nhe Court-House, in Cincolnton, on tbe Jrd Monday
after the 4th Monday in March next, then and there to
answer or demur to plaintiffs bill ; otherwise, judgment
pro eonfesso will be entered up against them, and a de
cree made accordingly. I
Vtness, Wm. Williamson, Clerk and Master of said
Court, at Office, the 3rd Monday after the 4th Monday
in September, in the 74th year of American Independ
ence. A. D. 1849.
W. WILLIAMSON, C.M.E.
t39 Printers fee $5 50
TfOTICE!
.
THE undersigned having at the February Term of
Rowan County Court, taken out !Letters of Ad
ministration on the Estate. of Richard Locke, deceased,
calls upon all persons indebted to said Estate to make
immediate payment. AH persons having claims against
said Estate, are called upon to present the same within
the time limited by law, otherwise, this notice will.be
be plead in bar of their recovery.
THOS. T. LOCK G, At' air.
: February 4, 1 850.
; Administrator's Sale.
NOTICE,
HAVING purchased from H. H. Heifer, in May last,
three shares of the lands belonging to the Heirs
of Daniel Heifer, deceased, I will sell ihe same in
Mocksville, on the 26th February, leing Tuesday of
Court, to the highest bidder, for caeh. The land lies
on the waters of Bear Creek, in Davie county, adjoin
ing the lands oi tveynoios, moot and others. Liy ap
plication to me at this place any information will be
given respecting the land.
' THOS. BROWN.
Mocksville, Davie Co. Jan. 10, 1850 6i35
A CARD.
DRS. BROWN &JAMEShaving8sociatedthem
selves in the practice of Medicine, can always be
found attheirdrugstore when not professionally engaged
Saii6itry, December 16,1847 tf 33
I HAVE lost or mislaid a Spring Lancet. The body
is silver, with my name engraved on it. Any in
formation concerning it will be thankfully received.
Jan. 31, 1850:38 P. HENDERSON.
w,ra.
CASH FOR NEGROES.
new Post Office
Graham, in Ala
Postrrfaster.
I -'TW. Institute, Kandolph county, on
- ra.a
lestown route, and John S. Brown
ated Pokmaster. -
the day.
T.! L. COWAN.
J. II. JENKINS,
Wt BROWN,
V. QVERMAN,
J. D. BROWN,
HAND JAMES,
Ti II. PIERCE,
J. I. SHAVER,
M. BILES.
A. BAKER!
J. W. ELLIS,
J. M. HORAH,
J. J.SUMMEREL
A. W. BUIS,
C. S. BROWN, ;
J. G. CAIRNES,
DICKSON &, Co.,
J. II. ENNISS.
D. A. DAVIS,
JAS. E. KERR,
SALISBURY, N. CjFEskcART 22, 1850 -
Early red Turnip Beet,
Longb'ood red "
Eariy York Cabbage,
J" jSugarloaf "
oates Drumhead "
rie flat Dutch "
reel or thousand bead do
rly France Cucumber,
j jong Jpickling "
" ! green prickly "
"j " Turkey"
Early Cabbage Lettuce,
White summer
Ice
White Mustard,
Okrt,
Silyef skin Onion,
Cayenne Pepper,
Bell or bull head do
Early France Radish,
Lonff scarlet "
Salisbury, Feb. 23. 1850
Red Turnip "
Early flat bush Squash,
Summer crook-neck "
Large red Tomato,
Pear shape "
Early white flat Turnip,
Early six-week Beans, i
Late Valentine
Yellow six-week;"
Warrington nar. f
Refuge or 1000 to one 4o
Early Mohawk do
French bush do
Coates extra early Peas,
Early dwarf prolific "
Roval ; ' marrow ?
Coates 10 inch dwarTPeas,
Dwarf blue Imperial,
Large white marrow
White Hanover Turnip,
Solid Celery,
Long white Parsnip,
Golden Carrots, ic, Slc.
: 42 ; .
THE undersigned having qualified as Administrator
on the Estate of John F- Locke, dee'd, with the
I Will annexed, will proceed to sell at the late residence
of the deceased, at Public Auction, on I nday the first
day of March, next, the following property, viz :
25 NEGROES,
FOUR BALES OF COTTON,
Two Road Wagons and Glaring, one small Wagon,
one Bussv and Harness, one Sulkey, one Wind Mill,
one double barrel Gun, Household and Kitchen Furni
tore, with other articles not mentioned;
Terms six months credit with inierest from date,
bond and approved tecurity required, i
j JAM blS ti. Atim r.
February 5, 1850. 439
THOSE indebted to said Estate are requested to
come forward and make payment without delay ;
and those having claims against it, are hereby notified
to present them for payment within the time limited by
law, otherwise, this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. JAMES B. GIBSON, Adm'r.
Feb. 5,1850.
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20
Feb.
COFPEEl COFF
BAGS Rio and Cuba Coflfce, just received and
for sale. M. BROWN & SON.
28.1850 42
Marriage Certificates for sale here.
RAN A WAY from the subecriber on the
25ih instant, a negro man named
The said negro is aged about 27 or 28 years, rather light
complected, about six feet in height, stout and likely.
Any person apprehending said negro and confining him
in jail or otherwise, so that I gel him thall be paid by the
subscriber for so doing, residing in Randolph County, 7
miles west of Asheboro'. Jim took with him a blue cloth
coat made old fashioned, a blue cloth waistcoat, one pair
of blue jeans pants, one pair of brown pants, wove dimity
with stripes in the warp. In his common walk he appears
to have a slight jirk or limp ; he is likely to be in compa
ny with some white person. He also 100k with him a
Iarce pocket knife called 'Rough and Ready,' wiih silver
on the butt, and hau not shaved the under part ol his chin
for the last 2 months. BENJ. BKOOKSHEEu.
Jan. 24. 1850 pd838
rp H E SU CSCUIBER wishes to purchase
a large number of
Likely Young Negroes
Of all descriptions suitable for the Sotdhirrs
tcrn market, viz :
ZTIcii, Women, Hoys, and Girl,
Persons having property of the above description to dis
pose of, will find it greatly to their advantage by wa
king early application to him, as he is paying the high
est market prices in Cath.
N. B. He also wishes 10 purchnse BLACKSMITHS.
CARPENTERS, and COOPERS. He can be found
at the Hotel of John L Shaver, Eq.
- MYER MYERS.
Salisbury, October 18, 149. 19;
O" Persons at a distance having any of the above de
scription of property for sale, will be promptly attended
to by addressing me.
B
Ready Made Clothing for sale
At greatly reduced Prices !
T WILL sell the remaining stock of Ready Made Ho-
JL thing now on hand at greatly reduced prices. Call
if von want bargains! ereat bargains at J. H. Eoniss
Clothing Store. Jan 3 i, 1850:38
Bebe's Caps!
A LOT of Caps, the best to be found, at Enniss store
JL Jan 30 3
OOTS and SHOES for sale cheap by J. H.
Enniss. Jan 30 38
NORTH CAROLIM TEHPEKIME COUUIMUTOB.
rcc. sj:o w.-.iKLY 1.1 FAV-rr-. -'.lz.
This Paper, which has been in existence two years
and a half, continues to be published, and has been high
ly recommended by the Press, generally, and recently,
by tbe Baptist Cape Fear Association.
TEM3. To single subscribers gl 50 per year.
To Clubs of 5 and upwards, M each.
Address, post-paid, WM. POTTER,
3t30 Fayetteville, N. C.
JAMESHORAH,
X7ATOZZ ATTD CLOCK - El AKEH
Opposite tbe Watch rain Office,
Salisbury, N. C.
FOR
(S1I
!fE FINE KOCK A WAY, four excellent
Bavries. and one Carryall ready for aale, and will
positively be sold cheaper than can be bought in this
country, canon j . .
I Salisbury, Feb. 7, 1850. !' 39
WEIGHTS & MEASURES.
I Fair Notice.
THOSE having Weights and Measures unsealed,
are hereby notified to bring them forward aud have
i them sealed. All who fail to comply wiih this notice,
'' may expect to be dealt with according 10 law. The fine
for non-compliance is 40. A.J.BROWN,
i Jan. 31. 1 850:3 j StandardJCeeper.
I COME AND SETTLE ! j
ALL those having account with me are notified one
tim. more lo call and nettle bf cash or note by ihe
first of March next, or I shall certainly bilJ?t b1.0'"
officer. HORACE II. BEARD.
Jaa23,lfi50. 4l3
INDEPENDENT AGENT.
ALL goods consigned to me (for shipment; wijl be
forwarded by first vessel or steamer, without re
ward to lines, at as small commission os aay house in
the place. All orders promptly attended to. !
WILLIAM BRANSON.
Dec. 8, 1949 3m33 Wilmington, N. C.
Jtmts C. CiiftirU. Cesrgf S. Cti.
GILCHRIST & COX,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
WILL regularly attend ihe various Courts of But
ler, Lowndes, Autauga, Dallas, and Conecuh
couniies, and the Supreme Court of the Stale.
They will attend to all business entrusted to their
charge, with promptness, and will use every effort to
give entire satisfaction to their clients, and extend their
practice. .
Particular attention will be given to tbe collection ol
claims. J
XJT Office at Ilayneville, Lowndes county, Alabama.
Nov. 4, 1849 31tf , '
State of ILovtti Carolina,
CALDWELL COl'NTY.
Sup'rior Court of Law, Fall Term, 1843
Emilia Stanly i
x. Petition fof-Divorce.
Willie Stanly. ) '
O.-s affidavit of the Plaintifl, it sppparing to the Court
that the defendant, Willie Stanty.m not an inhabitant
of this State : It is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Raleigh Register and Carolina Watchman,
for three months, for the defendant lo appear! tbe next
Terra of this Court, to be held for ihe County f Cald
well, at the Court Houe in Lenoir, on the 5ih Monday
after the 4ih Monday in larth next, then and thets lo
plead, answer or demur loihe said pinion, or ihe same
will be taken as ctmfed, and ihe set for bearing
and determined j parte.
Witness. C. C. Jones.Clerk of said Coart.at OnVe.tbe
5th Monday after the 4th Monday in September, A.
D.. 1849.
3m36 Printer? Fee 80
C. C. JONES, cts.c.
Important to Mill Owners.
HOTCHKISSS Vertical Water Wheelsforsalein
Fayetteville, by
D. McNEILL &. Co.
And in Lincoln-County by
E. A. BREVARD.
March 18,1 847tf45 ' I
NOTICE.
ALL persons indexed to Boger & Wilson, are re
spectfully and earnestly n quested to call anJ e tile
their notes and accounts.
No. 21, 1849.
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