i
!
Tbo,aUv;..lai.n,againSr,WKJItor
' ..i.n,.n ire requeued lo pte.ent them,
f,b t.Mto know whether be cn e
Vik w,, -dof ihem. Don'l beck.
!wl fTanJ ome.bod for money
EDBNB551511 ACA1MSMX.
.L sion of this deservedly pop-
til
inoinci r...
uahlc Institution has just clos-
4
!rn
d val
i ... i .L
. . nmber ol stuuems nnving mucu
f ' j more lime Was required for the
''nation of the vntious classes; ao
P'Ljy the whole of Monday and Tues
. .,.u'-nd !Uh inst.. was devoted
the 13th and 16th inst.
f Lt purpose. The severity of the weathi
Vdndt prevent more. spectators to bc
r ' t t,an is usual on such' an occasion ;
r'- tbese wc observed several Gentle-
f classic education, able to form an
. i..,.n) rf Vi lrill Anil nrnfl.
f; .flf jhe pupils in their various stu
r CJn- ll the branches of an English
fixation, particularly the mathematics;
. I. I at!n anil f3r.ialr 1n.
f ' pupils of both sexes acquitted
..oil ns
ner
,!. crrraiiv iu men uicuu, as cn
f ' ' .j honor, fidelity and diligence of
e' . . . t ......
u.tpficclleni msiruuiu.a.
last.
Tre whole of Wednesday, the 17th inst.,
. . I I 1
...A to nublic sneakine. and not-
t i - - intnlv nflhoon M I ho
UeilCC
where those exercies took place,
I wf filled. Wc heard but a few of
i ..vm in thn mnrninp hot hrrrl
nfCCHvo " O' 7
L nnmmo ri nirnvnrp tnr
. i
for the
, nil ii ii in 1 1 1 - i - i
vfrity of the cold compelled us, being
-j 0 retire to the comfortable fire of a
o?pitablc nci
hbor. 1 no exercises were
jficd with some comic speeches
rrfs
ich cave spice and zest to the occasion'.
Darinfrthepast session this institution has
mbercd sixty pupils, several of whom
.xnariirl tn ntfr CnWpcrt flvnr
i kc Il0wplcp''-- ,-''v- w t "4
I m! Academy are placed the following
' WrcctorsMr. Hugh It. Hall, Princi-
lal.-s-whose established reputation as an
iccomplished and successful Teacher is
cwrvcdly and extensively Known.
I .
Mr. E. T. McCi'tchan, who has under
tr care, in a separate building:, the fe-
kale part of the pupils, and who, it is be-
j;evrd by competent judges, possesses a
! i ii . I . ; 1 r l
pmarwanie laiem in nuvancmg tne young
ommitted to her charge.
Mr. W. Campbell of Itandolnh-Macon
tollegr, an excellent linguist and mathc
I fc.atician, who possesses the rare faculty
f communicating wuh facility and sue
tmthe knotvledge he has acquired.
Tbe easy access to this school, being
viihin six miles north east of Statesville,
he sobriety of that region, the religious
Morals of the community around, the
Vrry moderate price of board, as well as
Jjition, notwithstanding the present high
Jr;cesof provisions,- all conspire to point
bthis Academy, as one to which parents
r.y send their children with the entire
t:c!klencc that their intellectual and mor-
training will he such as to secure their
'ure usefulness and true happiness,.
S. F.
From the Greensborough, Patriot.
U();.. friend at Mount Airy, Surry coun.
i
writes tinder (!;! of Dec. 13th :
Ih-re hae 10,730 hogs passed fhis place,
1 -nd fur (he Norlh Carolina maikel, within the
't month and there are several large droves
iopan. So, il the citizens of (Juilford and
idjoining counties have had any annrehen-
ms o( starving lor ihe want of pork, just tell
;'mio keep in good spirits: for after the droves
i
I' Inil C .i.i i .
r - unci uiitn any mat nave tteen driven
jl,t; and what is hotter than all, ihey are or
JJrort raising. But you will hear more of
It
"naen they are killed."
HOtSSS. roilK AND SWINE.
worn ihe last ejght or ten davs our citizens
jlT purchased and billed some len hundred
f iMian average price gross weight, of six
n per pound. j. Argus.
iMUUDEU.
,VtfTMIiat on SAturd.iv oflast wppV.
" . i
fwnne
1..L. - . J '
-"'.nnson Uo. s Circus' were- ner-
o rnmg at or in ,he neigllborhooj of Tay
. -'"iJlJf.in Samnvnn eminli. a .liffl.
form
C,,i, -.''.-wa vxas f VI I ill
J f urreu hetween persons attached
concern and some of the citizens,
Vk- rp?ltea in the dcth of Mr- ''t0"
Wr ? thal counl'' frorn injuries re
ISu n ,hc OCCfision- It-is lso stated
VJral ollier persons were severely
LtlehaVfthilhert0Lforborne a11 Elusion
h mm!llVPr ,rom th(i difficulty of obtain
jv p de'mte information in rrgord to
Wte'.CUrt?nCPS of lhe case' and be
Werl. ftKuion might bo taken with
e ce to it.-TMr. Mathis.the deceased,
W '!auworlby and respectable
I Ve . i P,ftCenb,e 'ounS man.
tr I T Lrlhep '"foed that some 15
L members of the Circus company
l:
a.: rc."cd here yesterday on bench
dge Bat-
onor admit-
parti cina-
Mathis. in
coon Saturday last, to bail in
Mr Tj ""Wired doll
ars each.
"'ii. inn I . i
tion f M,ied. UUhe sum of S2000
'.CoriM tt ,or leir RDnearanrft st th
(:ofl..v acon rridav. the 10th intnt
k linn.. . . i -
MT.i hi n j i .-''
In . -
O clrwlr M. O it r .
th;, - . 1,11 lv wani
-liattU p"CUnly on bo,h bond.-
l,c,t0' Strange, for the State.
JVt7. Journal.
A
,n :ru n' Mis Honor Ju
);o, 5;,LCa?lrSfd with actual
X: ' an mur(l" of Milton
KOSSUTH. j
The Alexandria Gasette well remarks
If Kossuth is lo make answer, inthi coun.
try, to nil the speeches that ate in. preparation
to be delivered at him, he will have a hard task
before him. And, if the newspapers are ex.
pected to printjill (hat he Is expected to say,
they may as well adjourn all other matters, uu.
the great Hungarian leaves the country j
Kosslltk Repulsing the Abolitionists. -We
see Iromihe New York Tribune that Lewis
Tappan, the notorious mouthpiece of the A
merican and Foreign Anti-slavery Society, on
Tuesday last, presented Kossuth a welcome
address in behalf of that association very
wisely adding, for fear it might not be received
that it was not intended to commit lo any party,
and no reply7 was desired. Kossuth's reply
was characteristic; for seeing the abolition
trap so cunningly set to catch him he said
that he was not to be forced to connect him
self with any principle but the one gieat prin
ciple of his own, the regulation of its own do.
mestic affairs.
THE TREASON TRIALS, i
verdict of acquittal was, on the 12th,
Lrendered by the Jury in the case of Gast-
Hanaway, on trial before ihe Circuit
Court of the United States on a charge of
treason, asone of the participators in the
negro riot at Christiana in September
Jn committing the case,
Grier charged the Jury that the crime ot
treason had not been sustained bv the evi
(I arrisburo, Dec. 8.
Wm. lvelley, a fuaiuve slave claimed bv
Jacob Righter, of Carroll counly, Maryland,
had a hearing before Commissioner McAlister
early ihis morning, and was remanded lo his
master.
FEMALE CONVICTS.
There is not a tincle while woman in the
Virginia Penitentiary. The Lynchburg Ex
press asks, " Can our Northern contempora.
lies, who are wont lo sneer al Southern morals,
say as much ? Not one of ihem, we'expect."
u
HIGHER
" Higher!" shoula the school boy proud,
Bursting from.a merry crowd,
" Linger, sluggards, on the plain,'
I will yonder eyrie gain."
Beams his eye with conscious pride
On the scene out-stretching wide ;
And yet he sighs his toil was vain
There is no higher point f jain.
" Higher !" breathes he with a sigh
As the student turns his eye,
First upon the glowing page
Record of some by-gone age,
Then where on the scroll of fame
Imagination paints his name,
Burns within- Ambition's fire
" Future, ages write it higher."
" Higher !" shouts the man whose brow
Bends bencalh its laurels now ;
On the highest steep I'll stand,
Win it by this trutfty hand.
Worthless wound my spirit be,
If above me I could see r.
Another rise and honors' claim
Which should cluster round my name !
" Higher !" breathes the Christian, too,
As before his favore3"view,
Brightly comes the world above.
Angels, saints the God of Love !
" Higher let my motives be,
Father keep me near to Thee ;
'Neath the shadow of thy wings,
High above all earthly things.
LUOLA.
Statesville, Dec. C, 1851.
CHRISTMAS.
The following lines are so good in themselves, and
interest the little ones so much, that they will bear re-
publishing every Christinas. They are from the pen of
Clement C. Moore, an Americau writer
A VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS.
'Twas Ihe night before Christmas, when all through
the house
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse ;
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care,
In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there ;
The children were nestled all 6nugr in their beds,
While visions of sugarplums danced through their
heads;
And mamma in 'kerchief, and I in my cap,
Had just settled our brains for a long winter's nap ;
When out on the lawn theie arose puch a clatter,
I sprang from the bed to 6ee what was the matter:
Away to the window I flew like a flash,
Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash.
The moon oifthe breast of the new-fallen snow,
Gave the lustre of midday to objects below.
When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,
Hut a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer,
With a little old driver so lively and quick,
I knew in a moment it must be St. Nick.
More rapid than eagles his coursers they came,
And he whistled, and shouted, und called thfm by
name : -
" Now, Dasher ! now, Dancer ! now, Prancer ! now,
Vixen !
On ! Comet, on ! Cupid, on ! Donder and Blixen
To the top of the porch ! to the top of the wall !
Now, dash away, dash away, dash away all !'1
As leaves that before the wild hurricane fly,
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky
So up to the house-top the coursers thejffiew,!
With the sleigh full of toys and St. Nicholas loo.
And then in a twinkling I heard on the roof
The prancing and pawing of each little hoof.
As I drew in my head, and was turning around,
Down the chimney St. Nicholas came with a bound.
He was dress'd all in fur, from his head to his (foot,
And his clothes were all tarnisl with ashes soot ;
A bundle of toys he had flung on his back,
And he look'd like a pedlar just opening his pajek.
His eyes, how they twinkled! his dimples, how merry!
His cheeks were like roses, his nose jie a cheery ;
His droll little mouth was drawn up like a bow,
And his beard on his chin was as white as the snow,
The stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth
' And the smoke it encircled his head like a wreath.
' He had a broad face and a little round beily,
That shook, when he laugh'd, like a bowl full of jelly.
He was chubby and plump ; a right jolly ofd e)f ;
And I laugh'd, when tsaw him, in spite of myself.
A wink of his eye, and a twist of his head,
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread.
He pooke not a word, but went straight to his work,
And fill'd all the stockings; then turn'd with afjerk,
And, laying his finger aside of his nose,
. And rivinjr a nod. up the chimney he rose.
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle,
And away they all flew like-the down of a thistle ;
But I heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of jsight,
M Happy Christmas lo all, and to all a good-night !
in f r1ll mtitvtv. on tha 18th inst.. bv the Rev. Mr
Preasly, Mr. GRIER SUMROW-to Miss MAGA-
EET I McKNlGIiT.
In this Conntv.on the 18th inst., by Wm. Walton,
F.o Mr. GEORGE SMITHDEAL to Miss RE
BECCA SMITH.
la this County, on th 2lst. inst, Mr MARY ROW,
wife of Fetor Row, acd 38 years, j
Professor Morgan's Female Seminary.
rT HE present terra will close on the last week ot
Jnly. (seven monihs from January,) with the
graduation of the Senior Class. The Lect ares and t.
penments in Philosophy, Chemistry and Astronomy,
give to this term great value, in addition to the regular
course. The Latin and CI
Tj . . . , "... -q'i rj iuc
rrincipal without charge, to graduating popila.
French, Music, Painting and Drawing, are skilful!
tausht at the usual prices.
J he expenses are 8 per month for Board, and 4
foti instruction.
It is believed that no Institution in ih Stat htnW.
equal private and individual instruction, or affords more
nome comtorts.
The. 8th year will oDen on th- lt .law n( Sntm.
ber, 1852. ' ' r
Salisbury, Dec. 25, 1851. 34tf
WHEELER'S
History of North Carolina.
THIS WORK is just outjand has been prxmounced by
competent judges to be well worthy the patronage of
every citizen of North Carolina. The literary men of
our country, as well as the press, have spoken of its
great value as a book of reference. It is now ready for
subscribers, to whom it is delivered at 2 00 per copy.
Non-subscribers can obtain it at 2 25.
The undersigned have contracted with the Author to
deliver the copies subscribed for in the 6th Judicial
Circuit ; and for this purpose will visit the following
places at the times mentioned, to wit :
Rockford, Surry county, 6th February.
Jefferson, Ashe 23d "
WilkestxW, Wilkes 2d '
Mocksville, Davie " 24th May, at Superior Court
and previously.
StatesvilleIredell counly, on the 16th February.
Newton, Catawba 41
in January,
in January.
19th
19th " County Court.
5th " Sup. Court.
26th Jan. and 10th May.
Lincolnton? Lincoln
Dallas, Gaston "
Concord, Cabarrus
Munroe, Union "
Charlotte, Mecklenburg,
fcahsbury, Kowan, 2d Feb. C. C, & 17th May, S. C.
Taylorsville, Alexander, on 1st March, 2d June, and
24th May.
Wilson, Yadkin county, on 4th April, and 31st May,
Sup. Court.
O The Agents in the above counties who have been
enrolling the names of subscribers to tfiis work, are ex
pected to continue their labor until our arrival, when, bv
directions from Ihe Author, they are to deliver up the
original subscription papers
JAMES SLOAN,
ROBT. ABERNATHY,
Delivery Agents.
Lincoln co., Dec 10, 185 J.
LATTD SALE. "T-
BY virtue of a Decree in Equity, I will sell, at the
Court Honse in Salisbury, on the first Monday in
February, 1852, as, Commissioner, the following valu
able Tracts of Land: One Tract lvinsr six miles
West of Salisbury, near the Statesville road, on the
waters of Second Creek, containing
96 ACRES.
with common improvements thereon. Also, one other
tract known as the Moore Tract, 18 miles West of
Salisbury, near the SherrilPs Ford road, having on it
a dwelling and out houses. Both these tracts will be
sold on a credit of 12 months, with interest from date.
THOMAS T. LOCKE, Com'r.
December 25. 1851 . 5w34
NEGRO HIRING.
THE undersigned, as Guardian, will hire out, at
the Court House in Salisbury, on the 1st January,
1852, a number of likely negroes.
THOMAS T. LOCKE, Guardian.
December 25, 1851. It84
PENMANSHIP!
H. J. HARRIS,
Professor of Plain and Ornamental
PENMANSHIP.
T ESP ECT FULLY tenders hi? services to the pub-
JL lie as Teacher of the beautiful and useful art of
Writing in all of its various styles upon new and
scientific principles.
It affords him great pleasure to return his sincere
thanks to the generous people of his native place',
(Salisbury,) for the very liberal patronage which they
have shown him. His crowded rooms of both Ladies
and Gentlemen, speak for themselves, and excite his
gratitude and pride. He would further make mention
to those who have recently made application to him for
instruction, that lie designs teaching another term in
this place, after the expiration of the present school,
wben he will be truly happy to 9erve them.
REFERENCES. f
CoL II. L. Robahps,
Dr. A.M. Henderso.v,
Col. A. W. Brandon,
Salisbury, N. C.
John I. Shaver, Esq.
Joel JenkjK's, Esq ,
B.B. Roberts, Esq.,
Gen. W. W. Harley,
Gen E. Wheeler,
Salisbury, Dec, 11, 1851.
I-
arion, S. C.
32tf
Just Received
AFRESH supply of Rushton &, Clarke's Cod Liver
Oil, a choice lot of Perfumery, Deluc's Flavoring
Extracts, Hull's patent mould Candles, Perry's Dead
Shot, MeLean's Vermifuge, Block Leather Varnish,
&c. , SUMMER ELL, POWE &. CO.
Salisbury, May 29, 1851 4
fpiIENEVV INSTITUTE, located in the North
JL eastern part of Iredell county, N. C, was open
ed on the 13th of October. 1851- The present session
will close on the 24th of December.
The next session will begin on Monday, the 5th of
January, 1852, and continue for 5 months or 21 weeks.
Thif School is located in one of the most healthy sec
tions of the State, in a good moral neighborhood, free
from temptations to excesses of every kind. This
school offers facilities for thorough instruction on all
subjects usually taught in the best Academies, composi- .
tion and declamation are regularly attended to. Its !
management is under the immediate supervision of the j
Rev. B. Clegg, assisted by competent teachers. j
The cost of board and tuition varies from $30 00 to
40 UU per session, i union is required in advance, i
For farther particulars apply to the Rev. B. York, who ;
is the travelling agent for the Association, or to Rev. j
B. Cle,gg, Post Oak P. O., Iredell county. j
T. M. SHARPE, Chairman
of Board of Trustees.
New Institute, Iredell co., )
Dec. 5, 1851. S 8w33
O" The Lincolnton Republican, and Weekly Mes
sage Greensboro', will copy for 6 weeks anl forward
account for payment.
TTT STV R F fF. T V FTl AND R0U SATR.
FRESH caught Mackerel, Nos. 1,2. and 3, inbbls.
and half bbls. Clieese, English Dairy, and
common. Gherkins and mixed Pickles.
10,000 lbs. Tyre Iron U inch,
Horse Shoe, band, round and square all sizes,
10 boxes prime Candy. .
The above may be found at the Brick Store of
W. MURPAY & CO.
Salisbury, Dec, 11, 1851. 6t32
NEGROES TO HIRE.
ABOUT 40 Negroes belonging to Mrs. Lord, will
be hired at her residence in Salisbury, on the 1st
ay of January next. Among them are excellent Mi-
ners, house servants, &c. For particulars enquire of
the subscriber.
SAMUEL REEVES.
Dec. 18, 1851. 2t33
Beebe's Fall Style Hats,
1851.
THE subscriber has just received at his Store,
The Sign of the Red Flag, a few cases of Bee
be's Fashionable Fall style Hats
20 E. MYERS.
Marriage License for sale here .
OILS, TALLOW GREASE,
Ohio Mineral Paint
Qflfl BBLS. Machinery Oil. Price 75 cts.pr. gal.
2500 gallons do do
in casks of various sizes. Do do do do
200 barrels boiled Paint Oil. Do 55 do do
5000 gallons . do do do
in caskftof various sixes. Do do do do
350 barrelstannere Oil. Various kinds and qualities,
from 35 to 60 cents per gallon.
1500 gallons in casks of various sizes. Various kinds and
qualities, from 35 to 50 cents per gallon.
50 tons Tallow Grease, for Heavy Bearings, and
Coarse Machinery, in barrels or casks, of any con
sistency required. Price 6 cents per lb.
150 tdns Ohio Mineral Paint, in barrels, at the lowest
market price.
Machinery Oil, warranted not to chill in the coldest
weather, and considered by those using it equal to
Sperm Oil. j
Boiled Paint Oil, equal to Linseed Oil, other than
white.
I am constantly receiving large supplirs of the above
named articles, and my motto is, "Small profits and
quick returns." B. F. POND,
56 Water Street, (near the Pearl st. House.)
New York.
New York, Dec. 1851. 7i33
DABNEY . PARKS
WITH
Sparhawk, Dunton & Wurts
Foreign and Domestic
No. 92 Market Street,
Fj'rt Door above Third, South Side,
THOMAS P. SPARHAWK,
WILSON DUXTON,
MAURICE A. WURTS.
PHILADELPHIA.
5i33
State ot IZovtlv Carolina,
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Court oj Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Decem
ber Term, 1851.
John M. Carson and Alexander Matheson, Adm'rs.,
vs. Geo. Matheson, John Matheson and others.
Petition for sale of Real Estate for assets.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the defendants Geo. Matheson and John Matheson are
not inhabitants of this State :It is therefore ordered,
adjudged and decreed by the Court, that publication be
made in the Carolina Watchman, for the space of six
weeks, notifying th said George Matheson and John
Matheson, personally to be and appear before the Jus
tices of our Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be
held, for the county of Alexander, at the Court House
in Taylorsville, on the 1st Monday in March next, then
and there to answer the petition of John M. Carson
and Alex. Matheson, Adm'rs. of Eliza Matheson, de
ceased, filed for the purpose of selling real estate for
assets, or the same will be heard exparte as to them
and order of sale granted accordingly.
Witness, A. Carson, Clerk of our said Court at of
fice.in Taylorsville, tbe 1st Monday in December, 1851.
A. CARSON. Clk.
Price adv. $5 50. 6w33
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
rilHE subscriber offers for sale Seven Tracts of
JL Land, lying in a healthy section of country, sur
rounded with very desirable neighbors, who stand high,
they are people now that are improving, and about to
improve as much as heart could wish. This land is well
adapted to the cultivation of Corn, Tobacco, Oats, Rye
and Clover, and also Stock raising. Some good Or
chards with a little improvement, and a good Mill Site
for any kind of machinery. There are two Tobacco
Factories close by. Some good Meadows and more to
clear. One Mill Site, 56 Acres; one of 30 Acres with
12 acres of bottom ; one tract of 95 Acres, Orchard
and Tobacco Land ; one Tract of 100 Acres, with good
buildings, orchard and meadow, dec, ; 100 Acres
mostly Tobacco wood land ; 100 Acres suitable for
Tobacco, wood land mostly, and nearly 100 Acres, all
wood land, suitable for Tobacco, &c, &c. I will sell
about 400 Acres in one tract, or divide it to suit pur
chasers. Those wishing to buy good land, cheap, now
is the time come and judge for yourselves. Anyone
desiring information respecting the above property, can
get it by applying either to the subscriber at Adrews
Mill, near John Dalton's, Esq., or lo A. B. F. Gaither,
Esq , Col. F. Young and Capt. P. Houston.
ANDREW BAGGARLY.
Iredell county, Dec. 18, 1851. 33
ALL persons indebted to the subscribers will please
come forward and settle by the first of April, '52,
as we are determined to bring our business to a close.
And all those having claims against the firm, will bring
in their accounts for settlement bv that time.
ROWZEE 4- HARRISON.
December 18, 1851. 6w33
A CARD.
DR. D. F. MORRIS, having determined to locate
in the town of Salisbury, respectfully offers his
professional services to the publiic as a practitioner of
Medicine. He will be able to attend to professional
calls by the 1st January, 1852.
December 18, 1851, 33tf
EQUITY SALES
OF VALUABLE LAND
And Town Property.
IN pursuance of a Decree of the Court of Equity for
Rowan County, made at the Fall Term, 1851, I
shall expose for sale, at the Court House in Salisbury on
! the 1st day of January, 18o2, the lollowing valuable
property :
342 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on Crane Creek, adjoining the lands of John Gar
monand oihers, ii being upon the petition of the heirs
at law of Michael Brown, deceased, for partition -Credit,
12 months, bond and security. 83
450 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on Grant's Creek, adjoining the lands of Jacob
Cougbenour and others. -S3
100 AORES OF LAND,
lying on Crane Creek, adjoining the lands of William
Murphy and others. Also l-7th ol 2
300 ACRES OF LAND
lying on Crane Creek, adjoining the lands of JameL.
Brown and others, it being an undivided interest of the
Moses Brown, sen . dee'd. Credit
1 of 12 months on all the above, bond and security. 82
192 ACRES OIi LAND:
lvin on Second Crekf adjoining ihe lands of Chrito
I.verlv Peter Barrier and oihers. sold upon the
petition of O. G. Foard, Guardian ; these lands will be
sold in two lots of 100 acres and 92 acres. Credit of
nine months, bond and security. ' 8
150 ACRES OF LAND)
it the nremises . on Tuesday the 30th day of December
next, lying on Dutch Second Creek, adjoining the lands
of Jonathan Stoner, Elizabeth Misenhamer and others,
sold at the petition of the heirs at law of Andrew Frick.
subject to widow's dower. Credit, nine months, bond
and security.
ALSO
j
j
j
j
lit .
At The Court House in Salisbury, on the 1st day ot
Januaty, 1S52,
90 ACRES OF LAND,
adjoining the lands of John Carson, Cicero Foard and
others ; sold upon the petition of Michael B. Dickson
and others. Credit, 12 months, bond and security. .$3
Also, at the same time and place, L,Ot O. 21,
in the Great South Square of the town of Salisbury, on
which is a good dweliing bouse and other out houses ;
said Lot is sold upon the petition of Henry B. Casper
and others, heirs at law of Ezra Casper, deed. Credit,
12 monihs, bond and security. 3
L. BLACKMER.C. M. E.
Salisbury, Nov. 25, 1851. 6t30
THE MARKETS.
Salisbury. Dee. 23.
Apples, (dried! 40 Q S0O ; Bacun. 12la rimn
6 (S 7 ; Cotton Yam, bO Q 00 ; Cofie 12$ 00
Corn, 65 00; Beeswax, 20(3 0 ; Batter 8 10; Flour,
400; Feathers 8; Iron 3044; Linseed Oil 90;
...w..9 ojwu;oii.4fflJj; UamUSUO; Irish r
tatoe 503 00; Sweet do. 35 Q 40 ; Sugar, (brown)
8 O 10 ; Do. Loaf. 00 12$ ; Salt, tack S3 25 ; Tal
low 9 O10 Wheat 75Q 8 i Pork $C
FATETTKTILI.t, N. C.
Dec. 9 Beeswax 22 ft 23 : Bacon 11 a lfl
Cotton 737 ; Cor 80 0 85 ; Coffee 10a 11 : Flour
450 & : Feathers 32 ft 35: Flaxseed 100 ft 12 Iron,
Swedes, 5 fS! 6 : do. English 3 4 : Lard 12 J ft 13
Leather,sole,20 23: Molasses 25327: Nail,cut, 4$ 5:
Oats, 453 50: Sugar.bro.,6 ft 9: do. loaf, 11 J ft 13
Salt.Mck, 1 25 ft 1 40 : Tallow; 10 ft : Wheat 85
ft 30 00.
Cbckaw, Dec. 9 Bacon per lb. I0O12): Batter
20 (328 : Beeswax 20.321 : Coffee 123 15 : Cotton
5 ft H : Cora 90(3 105 Eggs 12(3 15: Flour 5(3
6J: Featoers 30.335: Iron 5364. : Lard 10(3 12:
Leather (soleU 8 ft 22: Molasses 35 (3 40 : do. Cu
ba 33 ft 37: Nails. cut, 6 ft 7: Rice 4 ft 5 ;
Sugar.brown.S ft 10: do. Loaf,12J(3 15: Sili.Li
verpool, 1 40 ft 1 50.
IS EG ROES TO HIRE.
WE will hire out for one year, at ihe Court House
in Mocksville, on Saturday tbe 27th infant 50
or 60 likely Negroes, men, women and children, be
longing to the heira of William R Kelly, deceased.
Terms made known on that day.
L. BINGHAM,
? B. BAILEY,
Dec. 18, 1851. 2t33 Guardian.
HORSES ! HORSES ! !
WAGONS AND BUGGIES.
PHE subscriber has now on hand one pair ol tii.e
A iron grey Match Horses ; also one extra Road
W agon, and half dozen superior BUGGIES, for sjle
cheaper than ever.
J. S. JOHNSTON.
Salisbury, Dec. 18, 1851.
HAGS, RAGS.
THE subscribers as agent for David Murphy, wish
to buy about
30.000 LBS. RAGS.
Cotton and Linen, of any color.
W. MURPHY &. CO.
December 18, 1851. fiw3.1
Southern Manufacture.
WE have formed a eompnnv styled the Snow Camp
Manufacturing Company of Alamance County .
North Carolina, two miles West of Cane Creek Cotton
Factory, on Cane Creek, at the Foundry owned by
David Dixon it Brothers, and would respect full) an
nounce to the citizens of Alamance and the adjoining
Counties, that we are now prepared to Manufacture in
the neatest and best style Wheat Thrasmg Machine,
from two to six horse power ; Cutting Machines of dif
ferent sizes ; Wool Carding Machines; double and sin
gle Mill and Factory Gear; Saw and Grist Mill Irons;
edge tools, Cotton Yarn and Wool Rolls, ic, tc.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to giTe
us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as we are deter
mined to sell cheap for cash or on time to punctual
dealers our long experience in the Manufacturing Bu
siness enables us to feel no hesitation in saying that our
work shall not be surpassed by any shop in the South.
All letters addressed to the Agent of tbe Company
at the Snow Camp P. O., Alamance County, N. C,
will receive prompt attention.
DAVID DIXON, Agent,
of the S. C. Manufacturing Company.
Snow Camp, Dec. 9 , 1851. 6t33
RALEIGH, N. C.
THE 19th Term of this School will commence on
the 7th of January, 1852, and continue rive
months
For a circular containing full particulars, as to terms,
&c, apply to the subscriber.
ALDERT SMEDES, Rector.
November 18, 1851. 5t33
tate of iLovtti Carolina,
ROWAN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Xorem
ber Term. 1851.
Clarisa Lyerly vs. Andrew Lyerly, Jacob Lyerly, John
Lyerly, Rich'd Gheen &. wife Savannah, Jane Lyerly,
Massey Lyerly, Alex. Lyerly, Elizabeth Lyerly,
Betsey Lyerly, Milas Keply and wife Margaret, Ma
ry and Davidson Cozort.
Petition for Doiccr.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that de
fendant Richard Gheen is not an inhabitant of this State:
It is ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court, that
publication be made in the Carolina Watchman, a
newspaper printed in the town of fealisbury, notifying
him to be and appear at the next term of the Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the county
of Rowan, at the Court House in Salisbury, on the first 1
Monday in February next, to answer the petition of
complainant, or judgment pro confetso will be takeu as
to him, and the cause set for hearing.
Witness, James E. Kerr. Clerk of our stiU Court, at
office, the first Monday in November, A. D., 1851, and
in the ?6th year of our lndereiidence.
JAMES E. KERR. Clerk.
Price adv. $5 50 Ct32
StotiToc jiovtli Carouiuf,
ROWAN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Abrcm-
ber Term. 1951.
Catharine Bird vs. Willie F, Bird. John M. Bird. Mar
garet A. Bird, William. "0ird, Milas Bird. Michael
Bird and Rass Bird, Heirs-at law of Michael Bird,
deceased.
Petition for Dower.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Willie F. Bird. Margaret lA. Bird, M.ta and Rass
Bird, MirgaretfA
n.rA q m , si!.:,.,.f .1.;- ...- I
ar vi f u 1 . iivsfc iiiiiouii 11 to v 1 as to t,iaiv. si 10 viwvivu,
adjudged and decreed by the Court, that pubblication
be made in the Carolina Watchman, a newspaper print
ted in the town of Salisbury, notifying them to and
appear at the next term of tbe Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to be held for the county of Rowan,
nt the Coun limine in Sli!nirr on the firat Yfnndav in
- .- - 1
February next, to answer the petition of complainant,
orjudgmen pro confesso will be taken as to them, and
the cause set for hearing. (
! Witness, James E. Kerr, Clerk of our said Court, at
I office, the first Monday in Novnnber, A. D , 1851, and j
n the 1 bin year ot our Independence. i
JAMES E. KERR. Clerk. I
Price adv. S3 50 Gi32 !
TO COUNTRY .MERCHANTS.
Wm. Newell &, Son,
Wholesale Grortrs and Commllaa 3Ifrthant,
iVo. 3, So. Water St., Phila.,
TTAVE always on hand, a large and well selecte
XX assortment of Groceries I lies Tp
and Illations, to which they invite the attention
- i of Country Mrrchanis
N. B. Produce received on consignment. J7t23
JAMES HORAH,
WAT OH AND OLOOSDSAinm
Uppoiite tbe Watchman Office,
SalUhnrj C
"Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE.
rilllE undersigned will sell at public sale
JL (if not sold privately.) at the Court
house in Salisbury, on the 1st day of Jano
ary next, the valuable House and Lot, which
eT
I
intr 1
Jiiin -4
.k no;.. .H,oininr ,he Drem.se of Nathaniel
oti v j m w
Rovden. Esn. The House is large, containing
eigtit
rooms and a pantry ; and there is attached to ill premis
es, all necesary out-buildings. Tbe lot contains four
acres.
The object is to invest the proceeds, and conseqoent
Iv bord with approved security will be acceptable.
1 n nnivr- 1 1 P V n P t) C A V
Nov. 13, 1651. 23
XT Charlotte Journal and Greensboro' Patriot
three weeks and forward bill to this orhce.
Blanks of every description for
AT THIS OFFICE.
taii fir- irarasr
GOODS,
AT THE RED FLAG.
E MYERS eow rereirine bis FH and Wlatrr
. stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, consist in of a beaotifal aMortment of
Ladies Dress Goods,
of tbe latest ami most fashionable styles. A moat
magnificent lot of Embroideries, toch as
Isice and Muslin Captt, Collars, Sleeces,
Cliffs. Cambric and Swiss Edgings
and Inserting Tliread Laces and
Edgings. lnfunts XccdU Work
ed Robes and Waists, Hem
stitched and Emb'd L. C,
Handkerchiefs, also Hose
ries. Gloves, 6f Shawls,
Black and colored, plain and Watered Silk Mantillas ;
also Cloths, Cassimeres. Verting, Kentucky Jeans,
Satinets, Tweeds, Flannela, Linseys, Kerseys, Blank
et. White Goods of all descriptions Marseiles Qailts.
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins. Irish Linens; also
a lot of Gold snd Silver Plated Girandoles, sad
IlaiicUouie Embroiderer Itluallu
WINDOW CURTAINS.
Persons wishing to purchase any of I be above arti
cles or any article usually found in a City Dry Goods
Store, are requested to call and examine my stock, as
I am determined to sell greater bargains than ever.
E. MYEKS.
Salisbury, Oct. 9. 1831. a 23tf
NEW ARRAN&E1
NT
AND
II. II. BEARD & SON,
Fashionable Tailors and Clothiers,
HAVING entered into Co-partnership for tbe par
poe of carrying on the TitilorillS
110, n a more extensive scale, and with the view of
more succesffully meeting lUr increasing deraands of
the public in their line, take occasion to announce that
they have just received a very bandome anj full sup
ply of
READY MADE ChOTIUXG.
selected at ihe North by ihe pernor partner of ibe firm,
and may therefore be deprndrd on as superior in the
quality of the good and tbe myle and manner of tlx
workmanship, and particularly in regard to the fit of lhe
garments. They hare aio on band a braotitul and mi
permr assortment of Cloths, Caiinere, and Vesting.
w huh they will make up to order, at cheap at can Ue
j bought elsewhete. Of coure"ihejr will he glad to make
j op any goods :heir customers may winh, whether bought
ot them or purchased at other eiab!ihrnf nta.
They also continue lo receive the latest Foreign and
American Fashion. They have already received the
Fall and Winter Fhiona for 1851 and '52, and init
gentlemen lo call and examine them.
II.
LI ...BEARD.
JAM 3 B. BEARD.
22if
October 2, 1851.
ALL persons indebted to 11. H. Beard, on account,
are requested lo call and settle between this and the
first of January, 1852, as the old business must be clrwed.
II. II. BEARD.
Salisbury, Oct. 2. 1851. 22tf.
NEW FALL AND WINTER
AT
Spring Grove, flfn
BOGEIt & REESE
RESPECTFULLY invite their customers, friends
and citizens generally, adjacent to the above
Store, where we are now receiving a large and com
plete assortment of (aOODS, suitable for the Fall
and Winter Trade, which we intend to dispose of o
the most accommodating term to punctual dealers.
We deem it unneresary to enumerate ihe articles
just received, but suffice by saying, that oar stock em
braces almost every article usually called for in either
town or country stores.
We have also on hand a large stock of beat country
made Linsey Jeans and Wool Socks.
We will take in exchange for (roods shelled Corn,
J Oats, Wheat, seed Cotton, Flax Seed, Tallow, Bees
wax, Wool, &,c, iScc, at the Market prices. f2Clf
FALL STOCK, 1851.
WE are now in
Goods coi
receipt of our Fall and Winter
dy compning every ankle of Foreign
and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
usually brouzht to this market ; H irdware and Catte
ry, Rio.JavaanJ Mocha CoffVe Jxaf and Browo Su
gars, fine green and black Tea, Clotlnand Casmmerrs,
Ready Made Clothing, Bagging and Kop,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Sbocs,
Rail Road Tools. Block Smith Tools, fire proof -Paint,
j White Iead. Oil, Glass, Hemlock Leatler, c.
' Purchaoer visiting this market woold find it to their
. . ii j i i j
m,rr" , . ' . "rm"" "r".m"'T.
! Mock. bou2ht for can exctuive.y. wmcn we win kii
at wholesale or retni! at unprecedented Vow prirea.
J. F. C HAMULUS. At CO.
Sa!iJurv, Oct. 30, 1F51. 2G
j TTT' L Fll 1.1.'
' Q 2LI1Q W 111161 UlOtlllllfv
! w
SalWinrj, Sept. 18, 1851.
E MYERS is jut in receipt of a moat splendid
. Ia1 of Fall and Winter
Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting of the usual variety. He thinks it oselcaa
to enumerate.
Perous desirous of being convinced of the place to
buy largains, will cail at tbe
20 Sign of the Red Flng.
Fallnd WinterSupplies !
Si H loDl. .
THE SuHocribem have received, and'a rr yet reertr
inz.the.r FALL AID WISTKIX
STOCK OF GOODS,
consistm? of every variety of articles sailed U Ib
wants of ibe poWie. Ladiea and Gentlemen ar invi
ted to cail and examine their stock of
DRESS GOODS,
which is larzer and superior In styl to any oftbrirfor-
i
IV
GOOD
GOODS
I mer stocks. Tbey cannot tail to be suited either id
quality or price. They would ask the a ileal too of La
dies especially to their stock of
, ULA CK SILK MA NTILLAS.
price from $6 to liMeren Cloaks from $21 to
, 825 Silk Velvet do. from fc2$ lo $35. Tke mrt
, "Prwr arltcus cj iu, zerj n.e.. .f. -
... r .1 f . . It.. . I....
assortment ot
Black and Fancy Dress Silks,
Bonnets, Ribbons. Flowers, Hals, Caps, BooU
and Shnt, and
READY MADE CLOTHING,-.
Groceries. Hardware and Cutlery:
TT Country Produce taken in eicbanre foe GooJa.
copy
XJ-Tin Plate. Sheet Co per. Braaa aa4 lioa. and
iron Wire, kept connanily oa band
BROWN, FRALEY&CO.,
SaliaUry.Oct. 16, 1S51. M
sale