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' l, Suiscri.iiio, pr year.I'Vo Doixaiis payable in
, ;fictf liut jf not paid in aavance, iwououan
1 fifty cti. will be chared. . , .' v - ,
ETuKHi.HTiliarrteJ at $1 for the first, and 25 cts.
: -ach subsmjent insertiph. ' Court orders' ctnfjed
mrr fct hiJier than Ihead rates. A liberal deduc
ed to iliw Who advertise by the year.
rrtf RS tothe EJitors must be poet paid.
jryiauuHieaamiancrs lor rnze
, i54, rii Street, iialtimore, Maryland.
private; Bankers and .Central Lottery Agents.
attend to oil orders entrusted to them
r:h the utrtiost punctuality,, and in all cases strictly
rfifrdfhlialJ The State official drawings, certified by
omiifissikilers appointed by the Achate of Maryland,
Ini Immedtately after each drawing.
COR. Vox CO. pay postage on all orders where an
j ql itct edjnjj .$." is sentJ
j ue 'of Jpielhijjhejw Capital Prizes sold in Haltimore
(ldntl.vele sold by the old Arm of. EMORY &.
I; '.nd cashcU on demand, amongst which were
j US.UOU tr a pack, tinart'a sent to (iebrgia.
$2J.dO(J iti a
Halves
10 AJIUO.
to Wiscon.
to Tenn. ;
to No. Ca.
ui $18,dodiua '
of 81,0(X)itia "
Quart's
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ret4.(jo6ina
Quart's, "
Hnlres "
rf 87,300 ili a
lo No. Ca.
' 0 bef la niwiir All nr.-in u lin mtr fniT,"'iia witVi
, 0 , -. ......
- : order t.jat !1 our business in conducicd in the
" honorbEe secrecy, nd that names of qustoniers
i fat prpf of, purohawnj tickets ace never Irevealed.
. (COntractfirs of thene Iottfries have bonded with the
. liTwof Millions of Dollar, a sufficient guarantee
! ,he-jiroftip payment of the largest Prizes.
T-Of spendid l'ri.e, prompt payment and faiihfuf ot
i iort to Orders, address your letters fio, the old esiab
'&ritmlvC; i KMORY &. CO.,
: ? I :!'."-- lJ54 rratt Street Dahimore, Md.
. Sone Very Splendid SrheraM for 31 j.
! M::i S35.000 I
- Grpnil Consolidated 1G, for 3fy
i PrU of 835,000 j 1 lVize.of
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7,500
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$533,447 In ihil one Loti- A,
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wills-
I certificates of packages of iiG wholes for
f'UUUii-370.;Quartfrs835; .
0el4ir lassr for May 21st.
rl ! S(50,000, ,
y-1 3 DIVIDED AS FOLLOW
Capital , . , 820,000
'. ; tii -f 3,000
'!j'.l8;'i"i f - . . . 2.500
!0 pf.tfei of 8G00, 8500. 8300, 8-200, &c.
;kettr85it'Halves 8-'i ; Quarters 8U- Packages
f2,5 Whuteai872 ; halves ijjOG ; Quatters
nsdlfilalcd LoiterV 75Tvfor my 29ih.
1 Prize of
1 :lii5 .
815,000
5,50
2,500
2,500
810,000
2,500 J
3
1,000
3,000
quarters 1 dollar.
7icket44:doUs.; halves 'J dolls
Taekagtsor a,T wholes fcfty-two dolls
halves 2G dol-
n ; Qaartt re thinren dollars. I
Tfcose wljo have bren unfortunate in ofher offices. let
$100,000 '
DIVIDKD.INTO
20 Capitals of $5,000.
$;)Q.OOO CAPITAL PRIZE!
Maryland Conolidalrd Iollory,
i : jht $lriVfit of Snqi.ehtin!) Canal Outlet Lock nt
'.XM'I Ta'er, and other pnrpoves. . Class 2(.
be drdwri in Daltimore. Md'., on .Wednesday. May
oJ, 18.S0.
'.'SPLENDID SCHEME.
-A j riTuj of 30,0Q0 is $30,000.
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Tickejl Ten Dolls. ; Halves Five ; Quakers $3J.
i75 bombers and 12 Drawn Dallcjts.
crti'ficalib-of Packages 2." 'Wholes $140
Do 1 1 rfo .23 Halves 70
1)0 , do 25 Quarters 35
Fo( s.iplehdid Prfr.e, prompt payment and faithful at-
Tfltiotl to Orders, address your Letters to the old estab
ed sortt fur famed firtrof EMORY &. CO.,
I .1 II ', 1 151 Trait Street Baltimore, Md.
, :
10 R WARD.
1 A JIA WAY from the subscriber on the fltot instant,
v qegrb boy named JACK, Said boy ia six feet
jpwalds hiirli, very black and' stout made : is about
i9 year old, 'wearing strings in his ears instead of bobs.
U iSs relieved to be lurking about the neighborhood of
litbury, or Joseph Halls mill on rtie South Yadkin
UrverVlJosrpVlIatt iOwiis his father and mother. I
!?uTchasd him at the sale of the widow Smith about
I'Ckrujlisi'or'before. I will give the above reward for
'i apph.'hensifon and delivtjry of said boy ley ye twelve
. Ienrlh east of Salisbury, or for hi conuntrnent in
Auyjajliso mat 1 get him. :
j I ! J. II. THOMPSON.
April 18, 1850. - I 50
EIGHTS fid MEASURES.
Fair Notice.
1 PlBOSE having-Weights and Measures unsealed,
X. a it hereby notified to bring them forward and have
theni woed. All jwho fail to comply, with this notice.
ay expect to be dealt with according to law. The hne
. noncompliance is $40, A. J. BROWN,
' I.-
31, 1850:33 . Standard Keeper.
f r
..'JAMES HORAH,
Opposite the Watchman Office,
! r Salisbury, IV. C.
ft WHITEHEAD
"FFERS his professional services ro the public.
He can at present be found athis residence, unless
rfwionally engaged.
(CUf.OD door fcrlow A. II. CaldwHPs Offlte. .
"anbury j July 21,181$, tf.
Tipbitant to Mill Owners.
TQTCIIKlSS'SVetticalWaterWheelsforsalein
t Fayettevilleby -y
l i : D. McNEILL &. Co.
hd in Lincoln County by
I ! E. A. BUEVARD.
trchji,1847--tf45
,7-
BRUNER & JAMES,
1
Editors 4 Proprietors,
WHOLESALE &; RETML.
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS, &C.
rjJlflE snbscrihers having removed from the eorjner of
H the Mansion Hotel, formerly occupied by them, to
their New and Commodious btore, opposite the
sian Motel, beg leave to inform the public that the
constantly receiving the largest and best selec
rnent of
Puints, OilsDye-StufTs; Window Glass. Perfumery,
Fancy Articles,' Brandeys, Wines, Patent Medlcinjes, jc,
ever brought to this market, consisting in purt of the fol-
iuwiiij;, vii ;
DRUGS.
Castor Oil, by the can, gallon, or bottle, -Calomel,! Seid-
Ittz and Soda Powders, Opium, Epsom and Gliauber
Salts, Aloes, Myrrh, SarMparilla, pp'ta Ammonia, Pot
ash, Digetalis, Rheubarb, pulv. and in root, Ipecac, Jal
a p, Barley, Sago, Arrow Root, .Tartaric Acid,
earn
J artar, bi. caib. Soda, sal. Soda.
CHEMICALS.
sulph. quinine do morphine, ncet. morphine, iodine, io
dide potass, lactate of iron, citrate of iron and q
untne,
amnion, tart, of iron, varatrine, iodide if iron, oiide
of
zinc, iodide of lead.
PAINTS.
White and black leadrbhrome green, chrome yellow,
vtociian rJ,.poiii L-amit, yellow ochre., terrij de. si
enna, umber, lamp black, litharge, coach, japan ahd co
pal varnibh, linseed oil, train oil and lamp oil,
DYE-STUFFS.
Indigo, madder, coperas, logwood, red sanders ij annatto.
WINDOW GLASS.
8x 10, 10 x 12, 10 x 14, 12 x 14,12x20,20 x 24, paint
and varnish brushes, paint brushes from no. 6 to (100000
sash tools.no 1 to no. 8 varnish brushes, no. 1 toiOOOO.
PEPPER, SPICES, &,cj
For jVllies, pastry, &,c, Coaper's isinglass, Preston's ex
tract of rose, lemon, a nd nutmegs, rose water. essence f
lemon, cinnamon and cloves, black and red, pepder, all
spice, cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, mace,Tonquaj
beans,
Jamaica and race ginger. ,
PATENT MEDICINES.
S. P. Townsend's, Old Jacob Townsend's, and
Sands,
louse's
sarsaparilla, in qfiart bottles; Indian cholagogue,
Indian tonic, Indian and Swaim's panacea, Wjstar's
balsam of wild cherry, Swayfie's syrup of wild
cherry,
Peery's dead shot Jayne'salierative carminative
balsam,
Jayn'a tome vermifuge and expectorant, Wistar's, Pe-
ters', Jjo Roy's, Leidy's blood, Jayne's sanative
Beck-
withV, IJrandreth's Mofiatt's, Clickner's, Wright
s, Indi-
an, Madam Shnit's, Venus and Champion pills,
McAl-
lister's, Harrison's", Gray's and Terney's ointment, Mof-, I
fatt's phonnix bitters
Perfaiiiery and Fancy Articles.
Frenclf, German and American cologne, Amer
can co
logne by the pint and quart, Russel's, Crary's anjd Hau
el's shaving cream, military shaving soap, Jayne's-hair
tonic, liquid hair dye, castor oil pomatum, ox marrow;
bears oil, maccassar do, 50 doz. assorted fancy soaps,
16 doz. hair brushes, assorted, crumbferushes, 25 dozen
fine tooth brushes, assort., G doz. nail do., 6 doz
do, plain and fancy note paper, plain and fancy note en
velopes, letters do, plain and fancy letter papej", fancy
motto seals, transparent and plain wafers, cold dream in
jars and boltles, rose lip salve, black pomatum, pilain and
fancy toilet bottles, chalk in ba4Is, toilet powder,
puff and
boxes, tooth powder, charcoal, do orris powder
, money
wallets, tobacco and cigar cases
test French London dock brandy, old Jama
(ca rum,
best Holland gin, Madeira, Sherry, Port aad
Wines, and Sicily Madeira wine for cooking,
laree supply of 1
Malaga
Also, a
Instruments Shop furniture, Tobac
co and Cigars.
All of which they pledge themselves to pell ap low as
thev can be bought in the State. Tersorts wish
ing to buy any of the above named articles, will do well
to examine the price and superior quality of our Drugs,
fee. , before purchasing elsewheref We have in our em
ploy a careful ahd experienced Drugisi. Prescriptions
furnished at all hours. 5
jsuown & James,
Drugists and Chemists opposite Mansidn Hotel. :
SaUsbury, April 4, 1850. ; 147
EAST AND WEST
TillS B aSTOTZOS! I
LARGE ARRIVAL
OF
New Spring and Sunlmer
., GOOI)S.
WEARE NOW RECEIVING FROM 1PHILA-
V T delphia and New York, our Stock of
Spring and Summer G-pods
purchased at the very lowest prices for cash explusively,
and we now offer them at WHOLESALE fnd RE
TAIL, at unnrecedented low nrices. Amongst our
large and varied stock may be tound
Calicoes from 4 to 16 cents per yard,
Ladies shoes from 23 to 2 per pair,
Printed lawns " 8 to 30cts.,
Bonnets " lfrto $7,
Fur Hats " 75 to 86-
And it corresponding Prices,
Watered and plain black and fancy Silk ; Silk tissues
Granadein and Tryoline dress goods, BaragesJc ; bl'k
and fancy Cloths, bl'k and fancy Cassimeres i Panama
Hats. Miles' dress Boots and Gaiters. China, Glass and
CutWv and Hardware. Nails," Anvils, Vices, Smiths'
Bellows,
Dtrnblft & singlfe barrel Guns,
grain and crass scythes.steel weeding hoes, saddles and
saddle trees, loaf, crushed, clarified and bron sugar,
black and creen tea. Rio and Java Coffee, English dan
ry cheese, carriage trimmings, carpenters tools, lining
binding and Philadelphia calf skins, hemloc
leather
tanners' and linseed oil, white lead, window gj
ass, blast
insr powder, quicksilver, 24 houriind 8 day clocks, books
and stationarv. ready made clothing, carpel bags and
trunks, together with an almost endless variety of other
coods.
'Country Merchants, Pedlars and; other persons visi-
tinsr'this market to purchase goods, will find lit to their
interest to call at our laVge store, corner efrst of the
Court House, before buying, as we are determined to sell.
J F. CHAMBERS &JCO.
Salisbury, April A, 1850
47
Molasses ! Molasses! !
Hhds New Crop Cuba Molasses.
6 bbls Susar House do
i
1 Tierce new crop Rice
4 Hhds Sugar,
Just received and for sale by
'l M. BROWN &
'" 1 1 ' ., ., r f ,, , , fifi , . .nil.-,; , i ; ' i i, "i Y4r J ' , ;
y an
fS&23
?;PCew icvvxjBfos xWspuu. I ,jfJgtf- ; Do this, akd Libertt is safe."
SALISBURY,- N. ; G., THURSDAY, MAY 46,! 1850.
CABINET BUSINESS.
RICHARD FOX
PRESENTS his respects to
the citizens of Salisbury and
surrounding country, with a ten
der of his services as a f I
; -f- . - . l- : f p
CABINET MiaHBH,
prepared to execute all drder in his line withfdespatch
iri the most superior workhianlike manner jand best
style. He will keep constantly on hand the bst mate
rial for making . ' : i. 1 1
SOFAS, BUREAUS, OTTOMANS,
Wardrobes, Dining, Centre, Peer, and other Tables ;
Rocking, Office, and Parlor: Chairs; Bedsteads of su
perior finish and latest fashion.
He has also oa band an asofttceBt,oC Cofnos.and'
will sell them on as accommodating terms, as he does
all other kind of work. 1
Specimens of his work and skill can be found at his
shop ihree doors below the Post Office. I
The cheapness, durability, and superiority fall work
turned out from his shop will be a guarantee of the pa
tronage ot the public
Repairing done atjthe shortest notice. . f
Country produce and lumber of alt kinds suitable for
Carpenters and Cabinet Makers; taken in exchange fo-
any thing in his line,: .
Salisbury, March 7, 1850 . ;? . 1
Janes C. Cllehrist.
George S. Cox.
GUiHHIST 8l COS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
AND SOLICITORS; IN CHANCERY-.
WILL regularly attend the various Courts of But
ler, Lowndes, Autauga, Dallas, and ;Conecuh
counties, and the Supreme Court of the Statei
Tury will attend t.U i business -entrusted to their
Csharge, with promptness, and will Use every effort tp
give entire satislaction to their clients, and extend their
practice.
Particular attenticcn will be given to the collection of
claims..
O" Office at Hayneville, Lowndes county, Alabama.
Nov. 4, 1849 31:tf 1
SADDLES, -HARNESS & MOUNTINGS !
1 1 .
rTTHIE undprsicrned would :invite
WfrCtl -S- the attention p the public to his
stocK. or sauuies, siartiess.
&ic. He believes i there ; never has.
been as superb a stock in this Town
before, and any gentleman who wish-,
es an article in his line, can most
surely fiad it if he will call.- Other
wise, the subscriber with his present
advantages, can readily supply any orde'r with which he
may be favored. He has also a large and splendid
Stock of mountings & Materials'
for Saddle and Harness making. These were; selected
at the North with great care by the subscriber himself.
Saddlers and Harness makers who wish to purchase such
articles, are invited to call and see them.- They are
kept for sale, and will be sold low for cash.
WILLIAM J. FLUMXER.
March 7, 1850.
43
: BIGHT SIDE IP !
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he still continues to manufacture at his shop, two
doors below Mr. Brown & Son's store,
Btyots and Shoes of every Style.
lie feels confident that he Will be able, from hfs past ex
perience, to give entire satisfaction td bis customers, and
all others who may ifavor him with a call, and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. He has now on hand, and
is constantly manufacturing, the most fashionable Dress
Boots, which: cannot be surpassed in the State, and
Which he will warrant to be of the best materials and
workmanship.
Repairing done with neatness aud -despatch.
Country produce taken in payment for ; work at the
market prices. ; j ;
I All persons indebted for the last year ar$ requested to
Come forward and settle their accounts by note, as it
would seem preposterous in us to ask for the i needful."
I JEREMIAH BARRING ER,
Feb. 20, 1850. , (41) By Jacob Lekler.
! H h
Spring 8l Summer FajsMons.
THOMAS DICKSON,
TAILOR,
WOULD respectfully inform his old cistdmers,that
he still carries onthe '
TAILORING AND CUTTING BUSINESS
,at his old stand opposite J. &, W. Murphy's bjrick store,
where ne noias nimseu reaay ai an times iojerve nis cus
tomers. .. ' 'i
His prices will be found by thosej who rnay. patronize
him to be lower than at any other shop in the Town, his
workjdurable and warranted to fit well. If not, call and
get your money for your cloth again.
T.Dickson returns his sincere thanks to jus former pa
trons, and hopes by industry and applicatioj) to business,
that they will continue their attention to hife shop ; also
.inviites those who have not yet come to hiir,to call and
try his tit . . i
He is in regular receipt of the most approved fashions
from the North, published by Mahan ; al4, by -Wards'
Monthly. : J ; k
All kinds of country produce received ir payment for
work. THOS. DICKSON.
- May 2, 1850. j : ly37vo!5
LINCOLNTON
CUPOLA FURNiriCE!
THE subscribers respectfully inform the
citizens of old Lincoln, 4nd the sur-
rounding country, that they hav started theiti
v establishment in full operation this day, the
5th of March, and are now preparedho nlllaLl orders for
Iron or Composition; Castings,
in the latest and most improved mahner.J They war
rant them to prove as smooth and trut hs cab ihe execu
ied by any other establishment in the! Statei and flatter
themselves from personal experience and attention, they
will deserve asha re of public favor. I"'
IirTheir establishment is at the east end! of town, on
the Main street, where they will make to order, arid keep
supplied with every description of StOVCSjj for the Par
lor or Kitchen. ; J i I ;
All orders entrusted to them willb punctually filled,
and their prices shall always be moderate, i I
W. R. & E. S. EDWARDS.
March 5, 1849. I n 27:6tn.
i : , . -JJ I.' ; S-l
Mountain Hotel,
HOEGiSTOX, W. C.
THE subscriber has recently fitted up and opened
the above HOTEL, for thel accommodation of the
Public, lie pledges unremitting: attention fo the com
fort of his guests, and hopes to merit kind receive a liber
al shire of (the public patronage. - He: has gtod Lots for
- , , . ;
Tit i iit, 'j
Stock Drivers: ; 1 JOHN Wj HAPrOLDT.
e Making
I
THE copartnership of Witherspoon.pritchard Sc Co.
; having been dissolved by mutual consent, the bu
siness wiH hereafter be conducted under the name of
J?RHCIIARD, ROSEBOROUGH & Co.
Inlosiiiig Mr. I. A. yitherspoon, we have lost a gentle
man and an agreeable copartner, but we trust have not
loft that principle that should actuate honest men in the
1 transaction of business, and in offering ourselves to the
piblic in tne . i
CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS,
l$ge.ourselves for the faithful performance of pur en-
"rmciiiB, irr iijTe uuuisposiuun io pun our rsimo
lishment inthe public pritus, being assured that time and
Lthe character of our work will secure to us a share of
public favor. We are thankful for that already received,
arnl would advise our friends and the public to take care
of No. 1, and go where thiey have the most confidence
best treated, and get the best job for their money. Our
work shall not be inferior to any in this part of the world.
PRITCH ARD', ROSEBOROUGH &. Co.
Mocksyille, N. C, Jan. 11, 1849. ; tf36
The undersigned having been.connected with the a
bove establishment from its commencement in Mocks
ville until very recently, and having a knowledge of the
qualifications oTthe gentlemen in charge, can assure
the public that they are prepared with1 good workmen
and materials, can execute in as good and fine a style as
heretofore, and cheerfully recommend the in as worthy of
public patronage.
I. A. WITHEUSPOON,
II. REYNOLDS.
Boger & Wilsson
KEEP constantly on hand an exten
sive assortment of
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Jewelry, Silverware, Cutlery,
Musical Instruments, Revolving Pistols,
Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles of every descrip
ion. Persons wishing to purchase artklesin the above line,
will do well to call and examine their tijrte selection, one
door above J, & W. Murphy's store. I
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 perform well.
Salisbury, July 20, 1848 tf 12
iwsioinrousE,
LES01B, CALDWELL CO., :N.C.
-o-
tablishment, upon an exteincive
ale, and in a style of comfort, convenience and ele
gance not surpassed in Western Caroliua.is determined
that tke pron.W from wiihoui shall be equalled-by the
performance wjtbin.
. HIS TABLE
ehall be abundantly furnished with the; best which the
market affords, and in the preparation -of which he will
command the services of a first rate cook or cook9.
His neat and comfortable Private Apartments shall be
waited on by cleanly and attentive servants.
His Bar shall be furnished with a moderate supply of
choice Liquors; and his excellent Stables shall be under
tne care of a tmaty and experienced ostler.
Families wishing to change their $bode during the
summer months, may find ample accommodations at the
Mansion House, in the beautiluTyillage of Lenoir, where
they may enjoy a delightful climate in the vicinity of
the finest mountain scenery, and the best mountain roads
in the State.
In conclusion, the subscriber feels justified in saying
.to his patrons, that he would not beirue to himself, if
after hisliberal expenditure in building and furnishing
the Mansion House, he should fail to' give satisfaction
for the want of an equally liberal expenditure in its man
agement. L. M. TUTTLE.
March 14, 1850 3m44
Spring and Summer Fashions for 1850
-o
HORACE li. BEARD,
HAS jupt received, (at his
old stand,) from New
York, the HIT American and
European Fashions, for the
String and SfMsitR.xi aud
will continue to receive them
quarterly, j He is prepared to
execute all orders in his line
of the trade, in a fashionable
and workmanlike manner, at
the shortest notice. From his
lon2 experience in the art of
cutting and making garments, he fepls confident that
he can give satisfaction to.his customers.
He respectfully returns his thanks to his friends and
the public for their liberal support tendered him hereto
fore, and will endeavor by increased efforts to please his
customers, to merit a continuance of; their favors.
HORACE II. BEARD.
N.B. All kinds ofcountry produce taken at the mar
ket prices for work.
Salisbury, March 21, 1S50.
Furniture, Furniture.
THE subscribers have at this time the cheapest and
largest assortment of
FURNITURE,
that has ever been manfactured in this market, viz : La
dies Dressing Bureaus, Mahogany and Walnut Sofas,
Rocking Chairs 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 the rtal stuff, and we are determined
to carry out what we say.
All those indebted to us in 1849, will please call and
settle by note or cash, as we wih to close our books annu
ally. KOWZEfci 4c HAKKlMJrs. j
Jan. 28,1850. j " 38 ,
Coach and Carriag
t? .Hp HE undersigned having at sifttL
' length completed tbe con- iJv;'i1i:'!fJ
J J jj5&3struction of the above named es- JJji
Ji-ggLtablishiueiU. upon an extensive 22ggL
-fiiljl
SPRING FASHIONS.
JUST arrived fresh from New York, Scott's relebra- 1
ted Fashions for the Spring and Summer of 1850
The subscriber, thankful for' past faVors, most respect
fully solicits his ojd patrons and the public generally, to
call and see the new plate of Fashions. He feels con
fident that he can persuade even the' most lame and un
fashionable to let him take dimensions. Call and see
JOHN A. WEIRMAN, Tailor.
Feb. 20, 1850. 41
N. B. Country Produce taken in exchange for work
at market prices. ,j
NOTICE;
TI1HOSE indebted to J. Chambers', are requested
JL to call and settle their accounts, as my books must
be closed. It being the first call of the kind I have ever
made, I hope it will not de neglected.
J. F. CHAMBERS,
j Jan. 7, 1850, 1 38
NEW SERIES.
VOLUME VII NUMBER 1.
G (10 111
MYERS is now receiving his
SPRING AND SUHSEB STOCK OF
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, i
Comprising the largest and best assortment ft?.
er before oj't rcd in this Market. !
All of which have beer selected in the principal North-!
ern Cities wnh great care by himself. He is confident
that he can offer such inducements as cannot possibly
fail to give general satisfaction. He would respectfully
invite all persons desirors of purchasing to call and ex
amine his
Stock and more particularly his Prices,
as he is determined to sell ei:her at "Wholesale or
Retail, at a very small advance. He is also
receiving a large stock of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Groceries,
Hardware'. and Crockery.
Dontfailto call at the CHEAP STORE
of E. MYERS.
Salisbury, March 29, 1S50. 40
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
rrHE SUBSCRIBER wUhesto purchase
Likely Young Negroes
Of all descriptions suitable far the Southwes
tern market, viz :
ITfcu, Women, Coys, aiscl Girls.
Persons having property of the above description to dis
pose of, will find it greatly to their advantage by ma
king early application to himas he is paying the high
est market prices in Cash.
N. B. He also wishes to purchase BLACKSMITHS,
CAIiPEXTEIiS, and COOPERS. He can be found
at the Hotel of John 1. Shaver, Esq.
MYER MYERS.
Salisbury, October 18, 1849. 19
Cf Persons at adstance having any of tin above de
scription of property for sale, will be promptly attended
o by addressing me. M. M.
State ot ilovth Carolina,
IREDELL COUNTY.
Court of Pleas ai.d Qunrter Sessions, Feb. Term, 1850.
Wm. n. Barnesly and others,
vs.
'Hie Heirs at Iaw ot
Elnm McHatgue, deceased.
Petition for partition
ol Real Estate.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
Heirs at Law of Clam McIIargue, dee'd. who are de
fendants in this suit, are non residents of this State : It
is therefore ordered by the Court, that publication be
made in the Carolina Watchman, f r the space of six I
weeks, notifying the said heirs to appear at the next j
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the i
Count) of Iredell, at the Court House, in Siatesvil'.e,
on the third Monday in May next, then and there to an- ,
swer, plead t or demur to said petition, or judgment
pro confesso will be taken against them, and an order of
partition granted accordingly.
Witness, J. F. Alexander, Clerk of our said Court, at
Onice, the 3d Monday in lebrunry, 1 fcCU.
J. F. ALEXANDER, Cl'k.
6w48 Printers Fee $5 50
MUM ME it E LL
Offeks his Professional services to the citizens of
Salisbury and the surrounding country.
He will always be found at his OtFire, in Shaver's Ho
tel, between'tbe Drug Store of Drs. Frown & James and j
Buis' Confectionary, or at his residence. True objects j
of charity punctually attended to as such. j
August 2, 18 19 i
COFFEE, COFFEE.
Qrt BAGS Rio and Cuba Colfee. just lectived and
Oj& fur sale. M. BROWN i SON.
Feb. 28, 1S50 42
PIANOS! PIANOS ! ! PIANOS!!!
,r i, r I t j i t, i., ., .
resoectlu lv mloriiis he iili'-s iind 1 ublic. that
he will open two Pianos in Sali-bury , one in Statefviile,
and one in Mocksville, by the 15th or 20th April, inM.
All persons in want of a Piano will p'ease send iheir or
ders and a Piano will be sent. If the Instrument dies
not suit, myself or n;zent will come and uke it away,
and no charge for freiln or oilier -.'n'f s v. i'.l he inade.
ANTHONY K 1' H N ,
No. 75, f.Jreen st'n-et, Baltiniore, Md.
All Pianos lou"lit of the above Fae'orv, wi'.l be war- !
ranted and kept in tune and repair for three years wi:h
out any cnar". 47
STILLS AND TIN-WARE.
BROWN & BAKER
H
AVE on hand a supply of bTILLS AXD TIX-
WAHE whith thev will sell cheaper for casdi or
any kind of I'roJuce which the merchants buy. Also
old copper and pewter.
GUTTERING ANI ROOFING
at all tin ft attended to.
They will sell stills at ft; y ceri'? pr pound put up
guttering at tilteen cents per toot, a.iu ei tinw are ct.eap
in proportion.
Salisbury, April 12, 1 49 pd
4
Medicines, Medicines.
w:
E are receiving at Dr. C. R.
Wheeler's
oldstund the largest ixnd lest stock ol
i4 A 31 tlJltl N lt.. I.Nol K L M I'.N I
NEW
E.
IK WAITED.
Paints $" Dye-Stuffs. Spices cj- Perfumery.
Panctj and Useful Articles,
ever brought into this country. (See our lare hand
bills and Catalogue. 1 We will sei! v-rv low for cah.
J LOCKE A; CII AFFIX.
Salisbury, May 1 1 , 1 84 S
THE best Chewing Tobacco in the town of Salis
bury, may be found at the Store of
ENNISS. S HEM WELL t CO.
(Jorner Shaver's Hotel.
Salisbury, May 2. 51tf
Ftom the FaytUcvibe. Observer. .1 '
' THE PLANK jllOAD. v fir
We understand that the receipts on ihe 12f li
miles finished of the Roadj for" the past week,;!
are raged about $5 per day, eqaal to !ut 10 .
per cent interest on the cost. Many wagons
do not travel on it, as rt,;Lecause there is so
little finished that they carj only lake in such ;
loads as formerly. (Jiherf, it is said, ctade ;
the payment of lulls, by goiig on and cfT the
road between the toll houses.
We are informed that a proprietor of a Saw
Mill on little River, whose usual load of Jum.
ber to town on the old road AVas 800 it., brought
2S00 feet at a load a few daysaj;o. lie thus
performed iti one day. tho labor of three and a
half days. Hire of wagon, four hore'nd
driver, saved for two and irhalf days, at 3 a
day, 87 50. Toll paid forgoing and return,
ing 62 cents. Xel gain on one load, 'in one
dav 86 83.
W e are requested to call attention to the fol.
lovnri : " '
By the 16th sectwn of the chatter of .this
company, Jt is provided
That if any person or persons refuse to pay
loll at the time of oflVring to pass the place or .
places designated for their colled ion,' and pre.
vious to pasitig the same, the toll gathers re
spectively may ie!ose a passage to the person
j or persons so refusing to pay ; and if any per
i son or person bifall pass or drive through any
wheeled carnage or annual liable otoll, with
out paymj 'he same, he or they fehall be liable
to a fine of five dollars which line uny be re.
covered by a warrant beH-re. any Justice of the
Peace of the County wherein such toll gate
may be situated.
Any person going on this road, and passing
off before reaching a gate, is liable to a like
tine.
By the 17th section of the charter of this
company, it is provided
That it any person or persons shall wilfully
or maliciously injure, or in any manner hurt,
damage or obstruct, or shnll wilfully or mali
ciously cause, or aid, or ass Tst, or shall counsel
and advise any other person or persDns to in.
jure, hurt, damage or obslruct the said Plank
Road, toll gates, or toll houses, such person or
persons so offending shall be liable to be indict
ed therefor ; and on conviction shall be impri
soned or fined at the discretion of the Court
before w hich said conviction shall lake place.
Melancholy Occurrence. A young ladj in
Philadelphia died on Moiuhy last fiom tin ill.
uess occasioned by pricking a fever. Llister up
on her lip with a pin. ' The lady exhibited all
the appearances of ihose;who die (torn the ef
fects ol poison contracted fiom the bile ol ven
omous reptile.
Cure for a Ringirortn. The editor of tho
Plough, Loom, and .the Anvil, lurnUheo the fol.
lowing receipt, which he ea) is infallible lor
the cure ol the titigvyorm : Heat a thorel lo
a bright red ; cover it with grains of Indian
corn ; press them down with a cold Oat iron.
They will burn to a coal, and exude an oil on
the surface of the flat iron ; with w hich rub the
ringworm, and alter one or two applications it
will be lilt a9 dead as Julius C&'sar."
Pretty Good. The farmere' daughter of
Massachusetts sold slr.iw hat and butinets, last
year, of ihe value of 1,G1G,.j'J:.
A Little Rye. A western girl after giving
her lover a hearty smack, ficlaitned : Dog
my cat if )ou huinl been takin' a little rye, old
hoss."
A lady snys, that 44 ihe pretliett drawn bon
uel she knows, is she bonnet diawn after a quar
rel, out of your husband."
A man who had lived much in the world said
(hat his acquaintances would (ill a cathedral,
but thai a pulpil would hold his friend.
Xcir Kntcrprizc for La lir.s. The Ladies'ot
Nuperville, lliinoiF, organized a sewing socie.
ty a year ago, to iai?e londs lo make plunk
sidewalks for the si reel. The money has
beeu raised and the work commenced.
One of Hrewer's Patent Shingle Machines Is
on exhibition, and for tale in Wilmington, says
the Aurora. A boy with one horse wiU make
with this machine, 5000 shingles per day. The
price of it is 875, but one can be built by a
carpenter for 80. Then the right lo use it is
lo be paid for, 8 10. Fay. Carolinian.
It appears that the military of New York
i have taken in high dudgeon Senator Seward's
j presentation of a petitirn praying ihal slaves
j and fiee negroes be enrolled in the militia.
Thev consider it a direct insult, and are to have
j an indignation meeting to denounce him. Give
1 it to him. Pay. Carolinian.
Ihe "oldest inhab;lanl'
is di-ad. His name
; was Dar.ieJ Hale o i rank in ruunt y, Iteorgta,
' . . . ' b
t and he was 1 10 years of agi
GLD rjJ?
th
e rouit between
Ju ie C'ai.i a cl.'s and the six
!i-4)urv road rr Siatevi!!, the
liii.e rust o!i i tie a
rit-e of IJtludrctf
Dollar, which
1 re-
The
ceived of D. A. D-ivis, l.'a!iier, Ac, e.erday.
! funds were envelopej i; u receipt lor gold deposited in
ihe name of Franklin r.:id John Ilussell. A lilrjl re
ward will be given to the tinder, it )!acr4 in the lnnils
of Wm. S. McCoy, Esq , or the fvJitnr f t!ie Watch
man. THOS. J. FORNEY.
Mav 2. l-.'0. 52 -
THOS. O. JOHNSTON.
roHTRAIT I'AhNTEIl.
HAS tak'-n rooni" at Mr. Shaver's Hntel, where be
is prepared to excste with nea:nes and dea
i
ls pr
patch, l he Lui:iewi (
Le wen at !. moi .
t tiis prolession . r?jetiinen9 may
May 9 152;
SALISBURY Y(ii;.G LADIES
INSTrRJTlON.
HE Preparatory School of ih""Insti-
r r t ,
Js.'y -M- tunoTi
I- lr
!- l-g;iiia:)g to read,
Vl'JA w or fiom the
r I 'll or 7 1 h tx iheir 10jh or
12ih y. ar. A qt-a! tied Te: tl.er, at the earlWt day,
will open tiiis School, and form ti e pupils to habits of
accuracy in Reading, Sprdin. Writing, Geography,
! Arithmetic, (Jranmar, tin
, thorough preparati'i'i for 'L
stitu'ion. The Tuition
inomh. The dirt-cii'.'i !
such exrct- as ensure
ll'-lar Classes of the In
te at the rate f is 2 a
r School will Be en rusted
to eon;petei
May.
hand-
.(- in iva
! of the Pti
u cii h., ia
Salisburv, Feb -Jr
lr'50. 4'J
S. II. i?OUD,
WILMINGTON, N. C
F.ALER I MAUDLE 3I0.rHOTS : HUD 15D
oot Stones ; Paint Stone ; Im;o6:ng do., and in
short, any art.e'e tailed for of either
Ilaiian, Lsyptian or Anifriran Marble :
and work warranted to r !rne or no saV ; and if dam
aged before delivery, it is at bi expen.e.
Orders for any of ihe above -nuin-mted article left
with the Editors of the Watchman, will be attended lo
with dispatch.
Nov. 9, IS 49
" "Best ('IifrTin Tobacco.
mmn a F -
I. aillinr lest chewmiy coacco Kr
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RItANTS FOR. SALE HERE.
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Salisbury FeVy 28, 1850
i?ale by
29 Cm