J
a. i. . - . ..Ik.. V't mwA
kf t,m,v. T" . lhe chains, itoof drunk itf-
H hi country," " over the he4d ' of which
l V'rndrijkiJN ot Harvey) said ij would be ne
V 1fV to conviV Siinmts.lh fugitive, ill o dor to re
from tne citv. Every few mopet ts a group
i.kies kk arms in the most patjerual -mamief
( Wand r ging crus the way id sample IIaj
w.,L-r' liauors. . L
V;w afld tkfor fajae alarm of a rescue ijs given; or
.1 erv. that 'here's SirnmV and a corresponding
t
' Cf all' pHfli4 to the spot ensues, siibeeieded by a
S-taiTaW.'tod a call on Theodore Parker or Chs.
C -r f.r asrareb ' i . .
If re? inf.rmaAia description be correct, there mast
. ; -..lifviiiff" time in B.ton. i M
I re Bianifet Uisposilion in presses at a distance; 1o
t these and other loid-inouihed derrinstrations
I fanatic, an. a sample of FWoil feehngj in; general.
V- ,v.n eld.M more unjust. ! I . !. .
. ncrMi' imiiirf always mr tnr ih'i i.v
1 arn : . . . ; .
in f
with wh
Wblaly pritrftht in Hdtimof. will Md to
i,e It is refreshing to we h',w m that ;-&) sc
1 parties t' disgraceful and nearly enc
l 1- utii, . .f rir.ifessibnhl'unlists.
:o mnt'ra
aoine of
. 1 . .....mil.
In in II 4lll"rract-iii uiin nraiiiv riiuiuiiKu
... n....;.t.i.it Several rtitiim.hriitirHoffierft Hlld !
--k-ii-.. iini-A Keen discharged from erhnlovment
. .rtmri - ' - " r- --1
s ,mt 01 II. 1 I II la rentcin crcui oiiiiiu tuiiuunm
v.i in fft up o tnalrh for lm User.
f m (NIO Ulll7a? OFIVri Wllfifc llti-n urMK' wi ;inuiriv
.1 ..nimi'l Where die he " out w n'Vwhen he
Lrmt down li' Tfn the earth ? Is Profifsslof Busth still
IPJ"'! IM .f l.. , (
no longer twfu! to tlieclair-
thnt Davia thinks hitin no longer ne-
cary to hm '?iiice" on th principle evolved by the
v,niard. 1 blvJv.) thnf'pHKl wine.nJeHa nBiiwh,"
.lifid "$iinl$ neither.' CertainlV, I heheve that
t,rd epir't '(".V'1 r,rf' and. nothin' pliiorter) are lhe
,ffe .f paviaHery remarkable " reVelMtions." If he
eS, to jjive the hnrk the name of a doanod hero, it
ijolHjmti'Nofjiniine. It ia purely a nattfr of taste.
II- ii now puniliii2 T)r. Franklin. '.Ill in to be hoped
that h will' H- f C'! rapping. These ipnrhual knocks '
v- kn'ki'd iHfh up Boinething material in the shape '
" ''r- ' ' flf I 1 : 1 '.i t
4m very pretty piare in iiariioru, wnrj tie refnits, anU
niiiru'''" "'4k'nS books that will and a very
pe,t "Kir ibcWe. ' . ! L
H friend ami MjH.rter . A
r,fli3p" the rr'f';Fr is
T1,vnt. It i- likW.v ht 1)
ril voucK ''T, it iliy vN tifrnme hetttr men.
Il .Candor ran Jriifaraimpnt- why a inn
should not l.fi'iMin a Soil of 'IVtnpVratici we
hoUl tike i har (ri Wun. 1
UKVEUUE.
l)n the lUth tns!an, ny tne itey. uavia uohu, Mr
JAMES N CU FHRELL. of Pavie County, to Miss
NANCY JAMES, of Surry County
In ihis County, on the 13ih insrant.by Solomon Peel
er. ET, Mr. GEORGE Vvij.es, 1o Miss SUSAN
KNUP. diniirhier of Wm. Knap.
In Unvidion ciuniy, on the ih instant, by Rev. T.
P2e .Ripnnd. Mr -NEWTON LAWSON, to Mi-s
viAROAP.ET yA D S WO RT II , daughter of Mr
Kizdon wnuswortn -
In -Alexander county, on the l!)h ult , by W
Teinpleton. En . Mr. R. P W SECHLER of Row
an. toMwBJ R. 'MURDOCH.
mn theli contents, and this is pHc'in-ly the caae j In this county, on the 10Tb intant,hy Rev. Jeremiah
m! Ln a. Horace Mann. . ! I ! InoI.I.-Mr J. W. BO.S Tl AN, Rq , to Miss SOPHIA
THE MARKETS.
ArrlvsiN at the Jlauioii Hotel,
From 9ih April to the 1 6th.
rrjxi
,4 ; Salisbury. April; 17. ..
Apples, fdrird) 40 Q RUO ; Bacon. 9 0 10 : Cotton.
9; S f Cotwm Yarn, 00 ' (hi 95 ; Coffee 14 C I6X
Corn, 55 Beeswax, Itf-isapO;'. Butter 12J ; Flour,
6 00 ; Feathers V ; Iron 3?t 4j ; Linseed Oil 80;
Molasses 3540; Naila 55i, 0ia3:,9 00; Irish Po
tatoes Slr3 00; Sweet do 35 (3 40 Sugar, (brown)
8 10 ; Do. Loaf 00 12$ ; Salt, sack 2i 00; Tal
9 10, Wheat O $l ; Pork,- 1. ! it '
Fayetteviii,e; N. C.
I April, 15 Beeswax 20 0 22 : Bacon lUj (3 11 :
Cotton 11. ltj ; Corn r590; Coffee 13 14: Flour
H O 6 : Feathers 3i) 32 : Flaxseed 9IU0I9H0 Iron,
Swedes, 5 6 : do. English 3$ 4 i Lard 00 O 11:
Leather, sole. 20 23: Molasses 25227: Nails. cat. 4. 5:
Oats, 50 00: Sugar.bro ,6 9: do.loaf.lli 13:
Salt. sack, 1 30 150: Tallow. 10 : Wheat $1
81 10.
; t.HERAW, April 15 Bacon per lb. 10 12: Butler
20 2m : Beeswax 2021 : Coffee 12 15 : Cotton
H 10 : Corn 90 1 Egs 12 15: Klour7
.$7$: Feathers 3I)'15: Iron 56J : Lard 1012$:
Leather (sole) ly 22: MolassesS 40 : do. Cu
ba 33 37: Nails, cut, 6 7 : Rice 4$ 5;
Sugar.brown.8 10: do. Loaf, 12 15: Salt, Li
verpool, I 40 1 50.
Ilev.- L. B. Cunningham. Rev. F. L.JMonteiih, M.
Sanford,. Iredell, Win, A!l-n, Albemarfe, R. Neele,
R. IL LafiVrty, L. G. Heilig, J. L. Long, Cabarrus, John
MeConnaughv. Rowan. J. Kellv. Mocksvile. C. N.
Harris, Snrry, N. Picolet, J. II. Thompson, Dr. Wm.
R. Holt, Lexington, Dr.'R. Burns, A. Hauser, M. M.
Bailey, Iredell. J. II. Mcintosh1, J. II Barrett, Wn L.
Palmer, W. II. Macoy, Moses L, I Lilmes, Thomas
Harris At Lady, W. H-Tomlinson, Rev. S. Heilig &. La
dy, A. Ellis, Robert Ellis, C Church, Leroy Springs Sc
daughter, Milas Arey, II. MnCrary, Dr. Wm. F. Ba
son. Thos. Crumpler, Dr. Geo. JohnsonRowan, D, D.
Siihnon. J. Atwt'll, Caborrns, J, Bradford, do. J. W.
Hadeii, Eli Russell, Joseph Conrad &, Lidy, John J.
Hunt, C. A. Anderson, John II. White, J. Z. Striuer,
i S. C. Dunlap.
Xi X. tJAXLSi & SOT7.
Licenlf d totufy : Urokcn and Dealers In
Vank Mtet, Bullion, Gold, Silver, Sic,
138 Pratt Stv Caltiinore, larylaud.
CLUBS! CLUBS' ftrTTKS ' "
Persons at a distance who wish to nu rchase larselv.
are reminded thai by forming thetaseivea into Clnbs,
and ordering by the package, they can have a greater
selection of numbers sent them than by porchasins single
..t.rls, oy mis means iney only pay the risk, on a
oackaire of Tirkx rK..k - . r l
tl:?rt'ltULLY beg leave ro announce to their this mode of purchasing they have all the numbers placed
M., friends and customers, that they are now recetv- n he wheel, whkh they otherwise would not obtain.
FOR Tim
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE!
ENNISS. SHEMWECJr CO.
Dealers ia Foreign nud Domestic
! Dry-Goods, I
A.
t ! iVft irniT liTnirmh ii'ftir-
mm m m mi.
t-
SOMETHING NEW AND DESIRABLE!
AT
Spring Grove
IREDELL COIXTY.
CI
11 n 1 Hi H
-e - W J iJ UkV
Embroideries? i
Salisbury. April 17, 1850.
HE subscriber has just received a mosi splendid as
sortment of fine embroideries, consisting of Lace
Muslin, Capes and Pelerines, Muslin and Lace Collars,
duffs and sleeves, valencienas, collars, cuffsi, chemizetis,
infants nbesand waists, Swiss and cambric edgings and
inserting, muslin bands, floum-ings, lace bead dresses,
infants cups, &,c. All of which are of late importation
and have been purchased at reduced rates.
He woulJ most respectfully invite the LADIES to
give ihem an examination. He takes great pleasure in
1 showing his goods, and is confident he is (offering them
I at lower prices than they have ever before been offered
j in this market. Dont forget the store with the sign of
1 the Red Flag. (50 E MYERS.
t. For the Watchman.; 1 . I
"V )t. L'uiTOlt : Keperled tiir i-Vt ni'tired
lie rant "week's Wairlunan "a jtjecH headed
iVre tSocie)ies " and ined ', liy Candor.
. i r
fftf vuiiltHikjto know what lh winter's oljri
ii! . I)'e that yuiinrf mHt tilmioin
& ffcrrt soi'iVlif are statitliiid on lipery
ground, -and wuld vi.h 1o uaiji ihein ol their
ianer ? In the Ijti pU-e. uej wiiiiUl, like lor
auriietul l eov ii i. h RltiyliH iifi-taiice of h
Hiail wlijii IS Joil (pf"Pepieriliee,
vbo has efl nl' reliyiom exeri'iep, -eaed l
I'lend the? Wnrhin nl IiimI ; or IV Ibo has pioted
in(.e und ejihheil. N'-r will n iimo llnil
jj.l into thoi'i! rneetili. Mke; liitui hini.-ell
vJio-e aotemn 1" lnd a leju hand in
fiiffei ill oljeil, hear the IliWIe; lead. whei
t t toldju ,,lloe iliy neiohli jr ia thy ne.m'
ii eihiirlfd tof oliey i tiui and Jlljils oilier ife.
t,''e; t'ver ld; found fi'iiHioj at religion,
derlaiinjl the : iiMiTesiteuee i' liod, piaiin
itM ut piietcrli and Jonah atx) lhe ti.-h ?
Csndor Jloes tiq l ay thai etfetl delejei ion
to religion h"ave grown ooi ot iliein, ihfti whf
ihe do good at'.all only ooml unfit are admitted
lo inen',r!'li c NVh.ii i the use ol hutiog
lii-ieUe a all ) on'y ooil men , ate lo lie ad
mi'led. I' noiiji are to ma I- jieiier iher i
iff e in . j'inii ilieme veP toeihei. VVh.il
wHhe Ue of lli rhuirh. if uil) ihoee (hut niv
Vfadv Chilsttan i- in f And it'l I htt leel
lliMli-i'lve iliHeis and wish lo tlnow aioniiil
ihem. a pale yuaid ate mt lo liernmH iiieiiilnT
hnt iilhe line if hai iiii a rhuirh 7 L'ht i-l rame
;J . . . !
in enrlh to " rail I he i ighli on ior . hiim'i to i e
leiileiM e'' il o.ijy; lhore thai were iilreads rhri
Iiam weie to laki n in lleaveh. What a
the. ue id hi" rjHliio.' ll onlv tneu ihxi en ai.
reidy C..d, ihoiie w lione rhaM'tri ate aliaad
f'iin,tl Hie lo -imorinte- lJMiel
Will fneu dial iir I f lothen -vi
their nwn evil mpi-ii te likely to teloim, in
jrow. Letter f So : Imt take iheiji lo lhe lode
room, lhe HhI'I, the l)iMi"ii rom. -how iheiu ihe
fihem of llie iudein,-leHr4i 1L0011 llieie thru
' . . .'-It .
lei Ihe
BOGE it & REESE
ARE now receiving from the JNorthern Cities, a com
plete and handsome Slock of Spring and
Similiter Jmm1, consisiing in part of fine English,
French and American cloths, cnssiuieres, vesiings, cot
lon'ades. iweed-, silks', muslins, lawns, ginghams, ba
rages, trimmings for dresses, fine silk lawn, French braid
nrnther make of bonnets, artificials, wreaths, labs, ve
ry fine hats, caps, shoes and hoots, suitable forihe season,
with a complete stock of buffalo, shell, horn, tuck and
side combs, breast pins, studs, fancy butto s, gold and
silver pencils, fine fans, nccordeons, perfumery, with a
variety of other fancy articles, brass clocks,
Hardware, Cutlery, Queens, China, and
Glass-Ware
drugs, quinine, fine French brandy and Madeira wine for
medical purposes, wi;h various other patent medicines
and dye-stuffs, groceries of nil kinds, and good quality.
W eavers Reeds and Blue CottonijYarn,
with numerous other articles too tedious to enumerate.
Our customers, friends ami ritizensgenerally, are re
spectfully inviieil to fall and examine the above stock as
no pains on our pari shall be spared to please, STrtd to sell
us cheap as the cheapest , and upon i he most accommo
diiting jernrtilo punciunl dealers Country produce ta
ken in exchange for goods, such as shelled corn, oats.
flax seed, feathers, bees-wax, tallow, wool, if washed
and picked clean, " . . '
We avail ourselves of this opportunity to tender our
thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon us
thus fur, and hope bv strict attention to business to merit
a continuance of tti- same. ' '
N B. V'e also extend our invitation to those few dis
interested friends ho so falsely represent our stock of
15xls as being "second handed," to give. us a call.! And
our wool lor it. if iliey have any judgment about goods,
or knowledge of business, they will forthwith cometo the
conclusion iliprt they have wronged and spoken falsely of
their neighbors.
In conclusion we announce with pleasure to our
friends ami the citizens adjacent to Spring Grove, that
our store is permanent, mid not " a mere mushroon esr
lahlishment ." and if life and health is spared us, we will
neither lire or surrender. April 17. 1H51 50
1 1 LLIVV) iV Ullll l lil 3
GREAT SKY-LIGHT
DAGUERREOTYPES!
ng a large and desirable stock of
STAPLE AND i FANCY
DRY GOODS,
embracing all ihe new styles of Foreign and Domestic
Fabrics, suited lo the spring and summer trade, among
wnicn are
j Striped and plaid China silks, fancy French; Jaconets,
uuuru owiss musuns, oarege, de lanes, white and color
ed Satins, cheni ginghams, orange and blue lawns. em
broidered muslins, checked, book and S wiaS muslins.
embroidered Canton crape shawls, needle worked capes,
collars and cuffsrnrich embroidered robes, lace 'and mus
lin mantillas, (Paris style) French gingham and prints,
(.great variety) hosiery, table damask, tswelliogs, cotton
?ind linen sheetings 12-4 wide, Irish linens.bleached and
brown shirting, brown and black cloths, fancy cassi-
meres, fancy silk vestings, together with a beautiful stock
pf Ready Made Clothing, embracing fine dress and frock
Coats, brown, olive, black, blue and drab business sack
and frock coats, linen coats at all prices, casstmere and
linen pants, fancy silk vests, fine shirts, cravats. S$c.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
Hats, bonnets, boots and shoes, which have beep purchas
ed for cash with great care, and will be sold unusually
tow. Onr stock is now much larger than it has ever
been, and as regards beauty, we think it decidedly ihe
prettiest and stock ever offered in the State. Ladies
and the public generally are very respectfully invited to
an examination of our stock. M
1 ' Comer. Mansion Hotel.
Salisbury, April 3, 1851 48
Bargains, Bargains.
1 1 1 H E undersigned having concluded to dispose of
I JL their Large and Desirable btock of Goods, would
inform the public, that all goods on hand yill be sold
t REbUOED PRICES O Having about
818,000 worth of goods in store, embracing every
$tyle, fashion and fabric, we Hatter ourselves that we
We sent to one club in Ohio over .10 HOP in
package of wholes last month. For a good prize and
prompt attention to orders, address the "world renown-
prize sellers ol old,"
22. IT. CARR U SON.
13r Pratt at.. Baltimore, Maryland.
For April, 1851.
20,000 DOLLARS.
20 OF $3,500 EACH
a a i f ...
Ma. Consolidated Lottery, for the lienefit of
the Susquehanna Canal. kc. Clarl9. I he
.1351. E. N. CARR SON, Venders.
SCHEME.
Prize of 637.500 is $37 500
20 do 0 3.500 is 70 000
25 do 1.500 ia 37 500
25 do 70 are lw 750
25 do 305 are 7 632
124 do 250 are 31.000
Tickets 10. Shares tn proportion.
Call at the larce MtorEast of the
Conrt-Hoasc ! j
TThere Goods tan be had at 'reduced Prices!
NEW SPRING GOODS !
THE undersigned takes the earliest opportunity tm
inform iheir friends and the public! in general, that
they are now receivin; and opening a beautiful stock wf
SPRING AND SU11MER GOODS,
which they are offering at low prices, consistinf in part
of ihe following, viz: 1
English. French and American gingham, white and
colored tarlton mushna, plain and embroidered grena
dines, hortensia and other very fine drrsji goods, printed '
and embroidered lawns, block and fancy silk, blk, white
and colored kid gloves, 300 pieces calicoes, white and
colored doylies. striped and tambnrd drapery muslins,
summer shawls, French, Swiss and Jaconet muslins, Wk
and fancy cassi meres, French and English cloths, Ready
Made Clothing, j
Freucli JLaro. Florence nud Crape
II OX SETS,
Uumhrellas and parasols, books and stationary, wall pa
per, large assortment, Java and Rio Coffee, green and
black tea, loaf. crushed, granulated and renned sugar,
Stewart's syrup, a very superior articte, dair) cheese,
sperm and patent candles. Philadelphia calf-skins, sole
leather, lining and binding skins, Miles & Son's boots
and ladies shoes. Bee See's hats.
a large stock, chase hides and enamelled leather, abeat
tin, sheet, hoop and lire iron, anvils, vices, screw plaits,
hardwire and cutlery, saddler's tools, saddle trees, hog-
75 Numbers and 12 Drawn Ballot. ?kins.
Certificate of Packages, 25 Wholes, si50 oo Tanner'sOil, White Lead.w indole Glass.
'J 1 . - . . . '
do
do
do
do
do
do
i Halves,
25 Quarters,
25 Kighih.
37 00
18 75
-o-
DR. WEEKS, .
FROM Raleigh, will fit up a splendid Gallery in
Salisbury, about the 1st May, to give the citizens
of Salisbury and vicinity an opportunity to obtain some
pf his excellent LIKENESSES, which are so celebra
ted for their rich depth of lone.atid life-like expression
ot the eye, which is never attained by a side window ;
every picture is covered with gold enamel, making it
imperishable as fine gold. I
Every Daguerreotype shall be colored to the life, in
the best style of miniature painting, by i one who has
taught the pencil and brush.
His magnetic silver pictures are unsurpassed in the
sharpiiessand distinctness of their minute delineation.
Just received, a likeness from life of Madam Jeiinv
j Lind.of wliroh he has a copy for sale. Also gold lock
ets ami pp's.
N B One pupil will be received to earn this beau
tiful art, including all the late iniprovili'ents. From a
host of notices of the Press we copy the following :
" Their piciures we have seen ; they are of superior
finish, with a remarkable softness of tone and life-like
expression" of the eye." Deaf Mute, Raleigh.
" We advise all who wish to secure good Jikenesses
to give them a call, as they have been engaged in the
study and practice of ihe Photographic Art from its ear
liest infancy, and possess advantages rarely to be met
with Farmville (Va ) Republican.
All agree in saying" The plainest pictures we ever
saw."
All who want good pictures would do well to call
on Dr. Weeks immediately as he will leave in a few
days" Southern Democrat. ap 17, 50
HEAD QUARTERS,
OFFICERS
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Brilliant Scheme for April 20, 1851.
$7 0,000,
100 PRIZES OF $1,750?
Grand Consolidated Loiter of Maryland, (or
benefit of Consolidated Lotteries of Md.. Class
can offer inducements which are unprecedented, that K, to be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, Sa'ur
c tun purarc uie ihusi idsouiuus lusic. iiivne uu (layf Apr, fju;lb51. IS. IN. CARR 6i SON,
iu come auu e&niiiiue lur yuuisrivco. iu ciiarjir itr I , I .
I XT .. :J .:r.. : CUUC"I.
looMng : not wisumg 10 luemiiy ourseivea wun any
of the humbugs or isms of the day, we will not trouble
you with a long and tiresome list of merchandise, but
rest assured thai we can furnish you with any thing us
ually found in a! well selected stock of goods.
P. S. Owing to the absence of lhe Senior partner
and a misconception as to time, on the part of the Jun
ior, it was announced in a previous advertisement that
we would sell our stock of Goods at auction in May.
This is a mistake.
The highest market price will be paid for all produce
in exchange for goods.
M. BROWN Ac SON.
Salisbury. May 3 185149
The above goods with many other articles not nm
ed, were selected with the greatest care. One of or
firm having spent near two months in thjr Northern citiea
making our purchases, and bought with cah exclusively,
and we are now prepared to offer to ouafriends and the
public. at our large store, corner of the our-House, at
Wholesale or Iletail,one of ihe, larget.beat
selected and handsomest slock of desirable Spring and
Summer Goods ever opened in this Town Call and
see, gel some of the bargains, thev are going off rapid
ly. J. F. CIIIMBEILS k CO.
Salisbury. March 27, 165147
I
Prize of 870 000 is $70,000
1 Prize of 50.000 is $5();000
1 do 30 000 is 30K)0
1 do 15.000 is 15.000
1 do. 7,500 is 7.500
1 do 5.000 is 5 000
100 do 1,750 "is 175 000
FRESH STOCK
Spring and Summer Goods!
MUGS! DRUGS!
Ive lieiriei.
aMifi iles, o
inelilllg, e
llin hear lh- IVit.UV lead.
mil,!:!!
U H - m m k. H m l , B .
1.1 1 1 LLL
" bigh, and lhe noble, ihn.e lh i mey have emi
.:.i i .i .: . .J ... . i .1 .1
tnereu uifir ii(tiimi!i, mr nuipe ttiein. 1 a K
tlifin by the hand and eall Ihe-ii brotheis. will
tin! a liuoyanl nope sjunig up in
llhhey not inWaiilly rrnolve lo
jwifl vou find lln)e men lidit-uliiij; ihe hnfrh
Ll ... ' :. . ' f' ' f . 1 1 . . .'. .
buihg t ter) men and denying
-v ore rei ooe iciie s are iiniiiiai4 u religion is
tViused hy do we find iu maniy ij lhe cler
gy filiated in ihfir ranks V. '
Th" -writer think jh tl lu
rnote pHiiicularif to lhe Sms
He don'i know any lhin' about
ft
las adopted sofriebody eUe3 f Jeoiimenls and
pinned hifaith'ri ihfir sleevej,
iheir lo!iui t
eroine belle r.
Iheir MakefJ
remarks apply
leniperanee.
the Son.. He
and think r-
hana he can iniiVre ihem by wiit no hImiui idem.
V " i . - . 1.
; ion are itutniiin in ihe ilaik bieinl, M. tak
firejou don'i gel a bunip ihaMt ill lake h Un
wh.le to get weli. Take a
drunkard ; brinfr him into the I)
- 1. ... . f' . ... T
mtke him a 5oi o enieiaio
Ci'luffd bird "pr,fad its wing5- alkov
"trli him the ij-lia-in lullneiu
: how him ther accnred iin
io Kin, ill 'I hat man. ejeir ,
j injurHMis to reliyii.n ?
tonifiied wiU'he
L 1111'
ARE RECEIVISG THEIR
SPRiNG AND SUMMER
- STOCK OF GOODS-!
WUICn THEY IXTEND TO DISPOSE OF i
O.V THEIR USUAL ACCOMMODATING
TV It MS.
PLEASE FAVOR US W ITU A C A LL EXAM
INE, HEAR PRICES AND JUDGE FOR
YOURSELVES.
Salisbury, April 14, Ibol 50
T U E RED FLAG I
Clothing, Clothing.
APRIL 17, 1851.
17 MYERS is now in receipt of his supply of
-J. SPRING AXI) SIMMER CL0M11XG,
consisting of fr ck and dress coats and sacks, pants and
vests in the usual variety, to which he would invite the
attention ofgentlemen. 50
MYSTERIOUS RAPPINGS!
T
OF THE
64TH REGIMENT
OF
IVoith Carolina ITIililia!
YOU are herefiy commanded to pa
rade at the Court House in the town
of Salisbury, on Saturday the 17th of May next, it be
ing our-regular day of drill, at 10 o'clock A. M with
musketa for drill and Court Martial By order of
A. M. GOODMAN. Col. Comm'd't.
S. LENTZ, Adj't. April 12 4t50
" FIRST INSTALMENT.
Office, Salisbury ano Taylorsville )
Pi.a.nk Road, Co., April 12, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that an instalmont of $1
per share on the stock of the Salisbury and Tay-
lorsville Plank Road Company will be required payable
by the Iredell stockholders at Statesville, to Samuel R.
Bell, and by the Roafn stockholders to the President
in the' Town of Salisbury, on the 6th day of May next.
By order of the Board. W. MURPHY,
3t50 y President.
Tickets S20. Shares in proportion.
78 Numbers and 13 Drawn Balh'ts.
Certincules of Packages of 26 Whole?, 8300 00
do do 26 Halve, 150 00
do do 26 Quaiter, 75 00
do do 26 Eighths. 27.50
All orders by mail from any pari of the Uui-
led Slates, containing rash or prize tickets will
be attended lo without delay.
E. 2V. CARR Jk SO!Y,
138 Pratt Street, Baltimore.
ml
1851.
BROWN, FRALEY & CO.
A RE now receiving and opening at their store, oppo
lX site the IT Brick RowI
stock of
a new and spienuta
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which they believe has never been surpassed in richness
and beauty, by any stock brought to this place. Il com
prises 1arge assortment of fashionable fine fancy goods
for ladies of excellent qualities some of the finest SHkl
ever brought to this market, varying from $1 to 5 SO
nS ft a . n a. rvv iAKl U. 1 -J m.Jk
95IUC Ot JLOICU UusltOitUsI, Foulard Silks, do. Chini, black satin, d-jchini.blk chal-
DAVIE COUNTY. iy; very nne pt jaconets, embroniered fwisses, grenadier
I U l -I l ,l i: J
p fni ...jfi . c c l. rri .nr. "in I, crape blinwis, enpeg anu coiuim, niuvnna ana
will
tlx
poor inieralle
i i-iiu roiiin
e lei lhe tea
his head
e ot the Itottle.
.i
!:'l ine wm in ni
an iiill.ience
ih;t man heroine
say lhe c huh h t a hum
mere snmut? Serxl . lhal
HOUSE AND LOT
IN STATESVILLE, ,
FOR SALC!
f I lid subscriber wishing to move South, offers for
JL sale his House and Lot, thought to be the most
desirable residence in Town. Il has good out-buildings,
ice-house, gardens, two office rooms, situated on
lhe street and convenient to the Conn House, all adap
ted to comfort and convenience. Price 1,000, or as
near half cost as I can get. A bargain will be sold to
some body soon, as I intend to sell , by the middle of
June at some price. J. R. JOHNSTON.
April 17, 18.il 3t50
a
t ' morality ia
o clothed and in hi rioht nfiiid home loihe
pinner ol his boitom nhe fminj whose lip lhe
mi!e has loHgtjeparted shefrUh whose rheek
froe ha lohf: since faded. Will she stand
Ambling in hi presem-e ? Will iheir linie
wnes shrink, and cowering, flee from lhe an.
Fuact. ol their father 7 keep thai man a Son
Temneranrea f..w
I . f " :ss T li'i I n III
U the effect- LvvKitl will lirinir huiLr iha
,r,kne loihrt eye of lhe coiiipauion of his
lne-.,h Wi..0f hi bosmoil Whal will
rraihe ii,f t,nitif9 -around hei I :lip what will
preaj lhe. U)4 on hei rheek.; whal will
Mh hi cliildtf n and end ihein wiih ntniles
a iheir happy (ires lo iree.l their father a he
'"frumhiiilv, toil?' Wt al will repiir
""'.sr IU IIMM' l OH'ie roioio lam
Jin it ha beenr f,,r many rnonlhs f Will ihe
fuming of ihejwii,,. Cup, the influence of lhe
Wliybf freqieiiii,lR cf bilolhel, hi evil
'iajef wilj these sptead lihl and com
P ,Cd hi T Will ie ihingsfead
""nioihe churhieach him ihe holy infl i
?np of religion-Trih' "wurih ;if morality" T II
yhe l)iviionroorn lhe ineniWi arc einpUyT
I? 'n "ig imtpiual Unoiiagf.-i-riuVurni', ihe
frUy, sayinir itiings disrespectful of religion.
- they are 'wrong ; and ought lo be put
n. The writer thinkn lhal nen laketi fiom
.dreg of society and placed by men of rel
Uhiliiy re 41b: benefitted : jLel bt! mm
ad iloii wjien iheir wicked companionn
,'?ro,,nd thernt how long will ihy stand ? But
. K' 'bem Into he Order lei ihem be hantUn
ri(j wiik .j Lf ... ,l. ..i j .1
iik-i, i wniiii wiruw niooiiu iiieui
iHlj subscribers would re
spectfully call the attention of
the public to theu
FURNITURE ROOMS,
at the old strnd opposite the Rowan Hotel, where they
hnve on hand, and are manuf icturiug the most fashion- i
able furniture, that has ever been manufuctured in this
conntrv.viz: fine . TYToTTr PoKiriftt UTnr Dnnmn
Mahosany Dressin- Bureaus, Pier and waumou waic "uumo,
Centre Tables, with Warble Tops,
WAIWHOBES. SOFAS.
spring seat rocking and a fine lot of cane bottom and
WINDSOR CHAIKS.
They also have oil hiind a large assortment of plain
Furniture, and a full assortment of Coffins. All the
above articles shall be sold as
CHEAP FOR CASH,
as they can be bought any where in this country, and
we would say to the public thai alt our furniture is made
by or under our own supervision. AH we ask is a call
to satisfy bo;h in furniture and price. We return our
thanks for past nndpresent patronage, and hope by punc
tuality and promptness in our business, to merit an increase.-
All kinds ot produ.ee or lumber taken in ex
change at the market prices ;
WILLIAM ROWZRE.
S A M . R. HARRISON.
Salisbury. April 17 1851. 50
Wholesale and Retail !
Dr. Sniiimerell, Pone dc Co.
TTAVING purchased the large and valuable stock
JL JLof Drugs, Medicines, &c.,of Brown & Jameshave
removed to the stand lately occupied by them opposite
the Mansion Hotel, where addition to the large as
sortment now on hand, they are receiving fresh supplies
front the North of all articles in their line, which they
are selling on the most reasonable terms. They wish
particularly to call the attention of country merchants
and Physicians to their stock, for they have now the
largest assortment ever offered (or sale in Western No
Carolina, and are determined to keep every thing on
hand that may be wanted in their line ; and will sell
cheaper than the s;ime articles can be nought elsewhere
in this section of country. Their assortment is com
posed in part of the following articles ; Calomel, ( Amer
Can and English) blue mass, do do, corrosive sublimate
hydrarg cum-creta, red precipitate, jalap,' rhubarb (En
glish and Turkey) opium, morphia, (sulphate muriate
and acetate) sulphur, sublimed do, Ine do, carbonate am
monia, sugar lead, bi carb sodo, bitart potasse. The
various gums and gums resons, all kinds of extracts and
tinctures, sulph ether, sweet spirits nitre, spts lavender
comp. The essential oils and essences, bark and qui
nine. The various preparation of iron and iodine
Also a large assortment of paint, oils, dye-stuffs, var
nish, (several varieties,) acids, fyc. They have a'so ma
ny articles for house keepers, such ns Delluc's flavoring
extract for pies and the like. Farina, starch, tapioca,
arrow root ; all kinds of spices, bath brick for cleaning
knives, camphorated patchuly for protecting clothes
from moths, Lyon's magnetic powders for the destruc
tion of rats, bed hugs, &c Also, the following popular
remedies Brandreth's pills, Peters' do, Townsend's
sarsaparilla, Sands' do, Swaine's do, Ayer's cherry pec
toral, Jayne's expectorant, vermifuge, sanative, ice ,
cod liver oil. Surgical Instruments. Orders by mail
punctually attended to.
Jsalhbury. April 3. 1951 48
Edward N.Parker,
vs.
Doctor M. Parker.
Original Attachment levied on
Doctor M. Parker's undivided in-
terest in four hundred and forty-
eight acres of Land.
ginghams, (fine assortment,) white goods of all descrip
tions. Also, ?
BONNET RIBBONS,
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the"
rare and costly ; Bonnets from 25 cts te $12 50, of the
latest fashion and finest nualitv. A handsome aamrt.
defendant in this case, has removed beyond the limits of I ment of flowers and linen cambric iocket handkerchiefs,
this State, so that lhe ordinary process of law cannot be from 12J cts. to $."1, fine gloves, hosiery, t-hoes, &lc, fce.
(111
blessed
H thai pi
1
IriavifcU of lhe Order provide ihem
ace of spending iheir armings, and
Cloths, Cassimeres and
VESTINGS.
APRIL 17. 1851.
E MYERS has just rpened a few pieces of hlue,
. brown, invisible green, black and green 'cloths;
black and fancy cassimeres. Also, a beautiful assort
ment of Marseilles Vestings. Gentlemen desirous of
purchasing an extra superfine suit of clothes, are solici-j
ted to call and examine his cloth before purchasing, as
he has an article (hat cannot be beat at the sign of the
Red Flag. 50 ;
Institution for the deaf
AND DUMB AND BLIND.
THE Board of Directors of the North Carolina In
siiiuiion give notice, that a Department. will be
-opened for ihe instruction of the BLIND, at, the com
mencement of the next session on the 15th of Ju'y. It
ia highly desirable that early notice should be given of
those who may wish to enter this department, in order
that the necessery arrangements may be made. ;
Applications for admission from Deaf Mutes or Blind
persons, must be made to William D. Cook, Principal
of lhe Instrtution, who will furnish aH necessary infor
mat ion. April 17 5t50
rjMIJE subscriber respectfully informs the
JL public hat he has opened a Cabinet
Shop in Salisbury, and has now on hand
almost all kinds of
FTJ RNITTJRE
usually made in establishments of this kind, viz: China
Presses, Wardrobes, French Bedsteads, Mahogany
Rocking Chairs, Sofas, Ladies' Mahogany Workstands.
All of lhe above named articles were either made by or
under the supervision of Mr. Richatd'Fox, foreman of
his shop.
lie may be found at all times at his shop on the cross
street opposite W. Murphy &, Co.'s store.
0Coffins always kept on hand.
Country produce will he taken in payment for work
at the market price. Plank and scantling wanted at this
time. J DooL A.. OiUIVLU.
Salisbury. April 10, 1851L ly49
THE BID FLAG?
Salisbury, April 3, 1851.
SPRING AND SUMMER
THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING HIS
stock ot Spring and Summer Goods
consisting of the usual variety ; all of which having
been purchased since the 10th March, after the
Great decline in Gcods,
to which fact he would call the attention of his friends
and the public generally.
48 E.MYERS.
Standard Weights and Sleasures.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concerned,
that I am always ready to correct and seal weights
and measures. All persons who have measures or
weights unsealed, are directed to call and have them
tested. Otherwise ihe law will be enforced aginst those
who use unsealed measures or weights or measures in
trade.
WILLIAMS RROWN.
Standard Keeper.
Salisbnry, April 3, 1851. i . 2t
TO THE PUBLIC.
UNDERSTANDING 'hat statements have been
made and reports circulated in the Northern cities,
and extensively through the back country, to the injury
of the Merchants' Steamboat Company, by a certain
person known to the stockholders of the said Company
now in existence as the Merchants' Steamboat Compa
ny whereby the said Merchants' Steamboat Company
have sustained serious losses in freighting and forward
ing: The undersigned, Agent of the Merchants' Steam
boat Company, represents the said statements and re
ports, by whomsoever made, to be false in fact and ma
liciously mean in intent ; and would respectfully state,
for the benefit of the Merchants of New York, Phila
delphia, and Baltimore, and those in ihe interior of N.
Carolina, and oil others who are interested in the for
warding and freighting business, that they have been
and are now fu:y prepared to carry with despatch all
goods and merchandise that may be consigned to their
care or shipped by their line.
In addition, the undersigned would respectfully state,
that the Merchnnts' Company has now plying between
Fayetteville and Wilmington, the steamer Rowan, with
Tow Boats"Ben Berry.'" Odd Fellow." " MikeCron
ly," and-Ready Money," and that during the low
stages of water, a contract with Mr. John Banks ena
bles them, by the aid of the crack steamer" brothers,
(the fastest boat on the river, and drawing only 14 inch
es water,) to deliver goods consigned to them in Fay
etteville with as niuch, if not more despatch, than any
other line now on the rfver.
T. S. LUTTERLOH, Agent
Merchants' Steamloat Co.
March 31, 1R51 3i49
Auction Sale.
ON Friday the 25th of April, I will sell at public
auction at Gold Hill, the valuable mining property
of A 5c D. W. Honeycutt, beinga large interest in the
Honeycutt 6l Culp Mine on Gold Hill ; two valuable
tracts of Land in the vicinity of the Mine, a share in
the Carter Gold Mill, a valuable Iron Safe, a fine horse,
and a number of other artie'es not necessary to men
tion. Terms made known at the sale.
L. BLACKMER, Trustee.
1 April 3.1851. 4i43
LAND FOR SALE.
served on him :It is iherefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for six weeks in the Carolica
Watchman, published in Salisbury, that the defendant lw
and appear before the Justices of our Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, at the next Court to be held for the
County of Davie, at the Court House, in Mocksville, on
the 4th Monday in May next, llien and there to replevy
and plead ; otherwise judgment by default final will be
entered againsj him, and the lands levied on, condemned
to satisfy plaintiffs debt.
Witness, Caswell Harbin, Clerk of our said f our! at Of
fice, the fourth Monday in Februarv. A. D. 1851.
C. HARBIN, Cl'k.
Printers Fee $5$ ti4S
StatiToC fiorth (Carolina,
DAVIE COUNTY.
Court of Pleasand Quarter Sessions, Feb'y Term, 1S51.
Hen'y R.' Austin, Trustee, Original Attachment lev
vs. 1 ied on said Dr. M. Park-
Doctor M. Parker. er's undivided interest in
j 246 acres of Land.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
defendant in this case, has removed beyond the limits
of this State, so thai lhe ordinary process of law cannot
be served on him : It is therefore ordered by the Court,
that publication be made for six weeks in the Carolina
Watchman, published in Salisbury, that the defendant
be and appear before the Justices of our Court of Picas
and Quarter Sessions, at lhe next Court to be held for
the County of Davie, ni the Court House in Mocksville,
on the 4th Monday in May next, then and there to re
plevy and plead, otherwise judgment by default final will
be entered against him. and the lands levied on con
demned to satisfy the plaintiffs debt.
Witness. Caswell Harbin, Clerk of our said Court, at Of
fice, the 4th Monday in Februarv, 15 1 .
C. HARBIN. Cl k.
Printer's Fee $3, Gt48
For gentlemen's wear, they have brought on some of
the finest
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES,
vesting, pocket handkerchiefs, cravats, gloves, bats, .
boots and shoes. They invite special attention to their
assortment of
SUMMER HATS.
They have also Bebee's spring style of silk and beaver--hats.very
beamiful ; together with a general assortment
of merchandise, to wit :
Groceries, Hardware. Cutlery, $c.
Their stock was purchased by one of the firm with cash,
and will be freely so'.d at short profits. Ladies and gen
tlemen wishing to get fine and fushionsLle goods, will do
well lo give us a call before buying elsew here.
Siilisbunj. March 27. 1851 17
SPRING k SUMMER FASHIONS
FOR 1851.
-o-
State ot Jlortli Carolina,
DAVIE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas aad Quarter Sections, Feb. Term, 1851.
Henry N. Click. T Justices Judgment levied on the
vs. I said Doctor M Parkers undiri- I
Doctor M. Parker. J ded interest in four hundred and
J forty-eight acres of Land.
It appearing'to the satisfaction of the Court, thar the
defendant in this case, has removed beyond the limits of
this State: It is the-efore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for three weeks in the Carolina
Watchman, published in Salisbury, notifying the de
fendant to be and appear before the Justices of our
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at the next Court,
to be held for the County of Davie, at the Court House
in Mocksville, on the 4th Monday in May next. and show
cause, if any he have, why the judgment aforesaid should
not be affirmed, and an order of sale issue accordingly.
Witness, Caswell Harbin, Clerk of our said Court at Of
fice, the 4th Monday in February, A D. la5l.
C. HARBIN. Cl k.
Printers Fee $5, 3t49
Attention! Claimants!
A LL persons having claims against the COUNTY
OF ROWAN, (required to be pased upon by the
Committee of Finance.) ate notified to present them to
lhe subscriber at the Office of the Superior Court Clerk,
or at the Book Stora of J H Cofftoac, on or lefofe the
2,-th day of April. OBADIAH WOODSON.
Clerk of the Committee of Finance.
April 3. 1851 3t4H
I10RACK H. BEARD,
TAZZ.OR,
A?jtisi reeeiveil, ;t Ins
JLJL old stand.'1 from New
York, the I American and
Eurojean Fushinn. for the
SPUING AND Sl.MMI.U. and
will continue to receive them
quarterly. He is prepared to
execute all orders in his line
of lhe trade, in a fashionable
aivd workmanlike manner, ot
theshortest notice. From his
long experience in the art of
cuttiiigand making garments.
he feels confident that he can give satisfaction to his
customers.
He respectfully returns his thanks to his friends and
the public for iheir I iberB 1 support tendered him hereto.
fore .and will endeavor by increased efforts to please his
customers, to merit a continuance of their favors.
HORACE H. BEARD.
N.B. Al 1 kinds ofcountry produce taken attheraar
j ket prices for work.
Salisbury . March 21,1651.
Sugar & Coffee.
THE subscribers have now in atore heavy cock of
best white and brown Sugars, Rio and Java Coffee,
tens, Rice, No 1 Mac kere!, h'gh toast Scotch snuff, fine
chewing toiiacco, begars, sperm and Hull's candles, sole
leather, pine app.e cheee. All fresh and will be sold
low. ENNISS, SIIEM WELL 8t CO.
Salisbury. April I. ). 48
State of iiortli (EaroUniv
DAVIE COUNTY. '
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, FeVy Term, 1851."
Henry R. Auitm, Trus'ee, Original Attachment lev-.
va. I ied on said Doctor M. Par
Doctor M. Parker. ker's undivided interest ia
J 24s acres of Land.
rn
1
A TT ATjTXU
lAlJjUnilNU
-o-
milE subscriber beg3 leave most
if JL spectiully to announce to his old friends
n f i and patrons and the public generally, that
he is still to be found st his old stand in Cowan's Brick
Row, Salisbury, where he is ever ready and willing to
P PURSUANT to an order at Spring Term. 1851, execute all orders in his line. He is constantly iu re
of the Court of Equity for Davie Couniy, 1 will oript of the
sell at public sale, at the Court House in Mocksville. on , LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
Tuesday the 25th of Ma v. a Tract of Land belonging T? A TO
to the heira of Samuel Si'iliman, dee'd. lyina on the wa- -F J-VXi O,
ters of Dutchman Creek, joining P. H- Cain. WilUm . which together with a good degree of expenenee.be
Hardkina, and others, and containing about 600 acres, flatters himself, will enable him to give satisfaction to
A credit of 12 months will te given, lhe purchaser giv j all who may favor him with their patronage. All work
ina bond with good security, on the day of sale. done at the shortest notice, and on lhe most reasonable
L. BINGHAM, CM Ei 'terms. J. A. WEIRMAN.
I April 10, 1851Printers fee $3 ;4t49 .-- 1 Sa'.isbuiy, March 2C, 1P31. 48
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
defendant in this case, has remoTed beyond the limits of
this State, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on hirn : It is therefore ordered by the Court, that
publication be made fur six weeks in the Carolina,
Watchman, published in Salisbury, thai the defendant
be and appear before the Justices of bar Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, at rhe next Court to be held (of
the County of Davie. at the Court House in Mocksville,
on the 4th Monday in May next, ihes and there to re
plevy and plead, otherwise judgment by default final wilt
be entered against him. and the lands levied on, con
demned to satisfy lhe plaintiffs debt.
Witness. Caswell Harbin, Clerk of oar raid Court aOf
fice.the 4th Monday in February A. D. 1851.
C. HARBIN. Crk. !
Printer's Feg SH 6t48 (
N PANTS' XlXZDLi: WOXtHSD 1
ROBES AND BODIES.
THE Subscriber has just receives a email lot of In-
fants' superior Needle Worked Robes. resHy a
a beautiful article also a lot of Infants' Bodies, which,,
he i offering at very low prices. E. MYLRS.
Salary, Dec. 19, IfcSQ. 32 :
X