t I
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i
r , ir irirca
df 'fa -g.
t fftV..i of the1 Watchman,
A friend ' writing td
the JbHowng mter-
ntleman in nat
wed, out of njs
re any others
r ineiu v - -
WtoPrr V March 8. 1853.
TBe" i: .j hui00ih vesri
jBnbr P
to ibis S
afe before the; Revolotion,
and
. i(rnll -t-rin that Jong
i Mflf ;wa fought,
5,0 tl ffl TTivein time to lake any part
. taon 1 , the 1 morning Lord
ib Catawba, and saw General
r, & bor ; which ic,rf r8t,ncc
f V minuteness, i " ' I 1'i
f ' Vis Rental powers, however, are much
fcrfleei. nothing thai he ha. seen sjod
f . ifiHhe can narrate, with Dflk
f " , diJ 'evenls that trApBpired years
1 " 1 Mr. EJitor, toj knew, if there i
f L within ihe circulation of your paper.
f' "l-ndWaraold.
II. R, H
UriH tbe Charleston Courier,
VftMkfrom Liverpool, www pun muf
t jf rnool market was in good
t: ij kari advanced an eighth of
7 T I
V
', - i ; . . ' Fr the Watchman.
T 'UEWARE!
I know" t maiden lair to see,
" Take care t
She can both false and friendly be,
Beware 1 Bewaretl
Trnat her not.
She is not for thee !:
; She has two eyes so soft and brown,; ji
; , Take care!i j j t pi i r
She gives a side glance and looks down,
Beware ! Beware 1 1 -,
Trust her not, H '
She is not for thee! i
'v
And she has hair of golden hoe, r ,
Tke care! r ') A K
And what she says it is not true, 1 .
Beware ! Beware !' I
Trust her not,
She is not for thee ! ,
, f 1 j : ! f I
She has a bosom as white as snow,
Take care !
She knows how much it Is best to show,
Beware! Beware! h
Trust her not, r '
She is not for thee !
i I- . j H
She gires thee a garland woven fair,
' tTake are '
It is a fool's cap for thee to ware,
Beware ! Beware !
Trust her not, s
She is not for thee ! .
; I j 5 LONGFELLOW.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.1
We learn that on Mondaj last, Mr. Walter
ANSON PLANK RO VD.
We Understand tli
above roid Ui.been awarded to Maj; Macfar.
land, at a price a little over the Engineer's es.
w.....c.. i ne: contract embraces tbe entire
superstructure and materials at tbe sum of $57-,
000. 'The work, ice understand, is to be com
me need forthwith and pushed to its completion.
we oope that a large pot Hon of tbe next crop
will past over this , road to market. CAmnc
Gazette, 1 - i 11 in f-.U1 ' ;
In Stanly county on the llih inii..bv ftv. a' Rib.
ardsorii Mr. ALEXANDER UNDERWOOD, to Mi.
tWiABBTU LOCKE, dapghter of Francis Locke,
A babe in a house is like a well-pring of pleasure, a
messenger of peace and love ;
Yet it ia a talent of trust, a loan to be rendered backwith
interest.
BORN ; v I'
March 1 1 A daughter to M. Whitehead, Town.
14 a (laughter to w. w. Hampton, Town.
14 A son to Peter Swink, Town, j U
it (I H: i i . !
i ; . r'i 1 1 , i
BARGAINS
I
THE -MARKETS.
In Randolph county, on the 2d inat.. JOHN MEI-
TONp nfant son of Mr. James Cameron, aged nearly
one yer. .'Ml s
Wpricet bad advanced aa ei
m
C. fioodflaliiie had improved most.
r,j8 0"
:,MtUimalper Asia.
U 28th ult.. Cotton was Irm
Attention Cavalry !
LL those who have joined the new Cavalrv Com
pany now raising, are hereby commanded to ap
pear at Mr. orgua McLaughlin's, on the Lincolnton
road. 14 miles West of Salisbu nr. an RatnrJav th Q7iK
rrocior, sod ot Air. l nomas rroctor, a young insniPai iv ociocb, a. m., tor the purpose of organ
man; about 19 years of age, lost his life by fall,
ing through tbe sleepers into tbe phot Mr. Sim's
Saw Mill, in the eastern part of ibis country.
As the log approached the saw he moved back
wards to avoid it, and' before be was aware of
it reached the end and fell ofil He was dread
fully bruised and mangled by tbe fall, and died
in a few moments alter be was taken up. 1 be
SALISBURY, N. C,
THIS large and commodiooi Houae, so long known
as one of first Hotels ia the Southern country, ia
ptiow owned by tbe subscriber, who, is determined to
.spare no pains or expense ia increasing, if. ppsaible.
tbe lair reputation which ii has so well deserved- j
Additions and improvements to the buildings ire be
ing made. Furniture of all kinds that is not in 6 rat-rate
order, being removed and rf placed with new The
House ia well supplied with a bomber of excellent serl
vants. The : M
STAGE OFFICE j
j is kept at this House, all tbe stages, one Hack excepted
arme at and depart from this Housed he subscriber bein
the stage agent at this place. 1 '
THE TpLE !
will alwava he furnished with 1 the, beat the . market a
fords. The Gentlemen's Hatl ia supplied with a varie
ly of newspapers, religious, litierary and political, taken
from all the principal cities in the United States. j
I THE STABLES j j
are large, comfortable, and attiended by the best Ostlers
in the country. Carriages, Baggies and Horses always
on band to hire. M ' .
O Large stock yards, with good sheds, troughs,
racks, &c., connected with the Hotel. f
, The subscriber's anticipatiotoa are more than realized,
and he feels greatly flattered at the early increase of the
business of the House. He hopes hy attention to ineHt
a continuance of the same. M I
I HAND JAMES.
March 1st. 1852. M 45tf
Wadeeboro Areas, Asheville Messenger, aud
Charlotte Wbie, publish ones a month for Six mon
and forward NUs to the subscriber. H.J A ME
: : ' !
izingt and drilling said Company. All persons wishing
to join said Compaay are requested to attend.
By oder of !
A. M. GOODMAN, Col. Commandant
of the 64th Regiment of N. C. Militia. ,
ana
itha
5
THE Subscribers have tome very desirable Winter
Xress G oods yet on' band, which they will
sell at reduced prices also a variety of other Goods
which they wish to dispose of before Spring, that they
may give room for their Spring Stock. Any persons
wishing to buy goods for cash or barter, would do well
to give os a call, is we are very desirous to reduce oar
stock as low ss possible.
We keep conrtsntly on hand a supply of tin-plate,
sheet-iron, sheet and bolt copper iron wire for Tin
ners use, and Tor Telegraph and Water Conductors.
BROWN, FRALKY dc CO.
Salisbury. Jan. 22, 1852. 3tf
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Salisbury, Sept. 1Q, 1851.
E MYERS is just in receipt of a most splendid
Lot of Fall and Winter
Headyi Made Clothing,
Consisting of' the usual variety. He thinks it useless
to enumerate.
Persons desirous of being convinced of tbe plsce to
buy bargains, will call at the
20 Sign of the Red Flag.
Dr. A. M. NESBITT,
"atWAVING permanentlv located in the Town of
JLJL Salisbury, tenders bis Professional services to the
citizens and surrounding country. ' His office is on Wa
ter street, one door below A. H. ualdweils omee,
where he maybe found at all times, unless absent on
Professional duties.
January 1st, 1852.
BY EXPRESS.
Mantillas, Sacks, Cloaks and Sbawls.
Salitbury. Jan. 29, 1652.
r
Apples, (dried) 49 $00; Bacon, ICj.Gll ; C
6 (3 7 ; Cotton Yam, IS & CO i CotJee 11c
Com, 75 00; Beeawax, 20a0 i Butter 8 10 ; i
5 00 Q Feathers i8 Iron 3J04J; Linseed C.i
Molasses 35040; NaLsoOdi; uis4U3C0; Ir: . .
tatoes 125r3 00; Sweet do. 35 rS 40; So-ar.C
7(39; Do. Loaf. 00O 12j ; Salt. sack 2 75 ;
low 8 99 Wheat 75 0 ! Pork OSi
1 I ';' ! - ravaTTvitr.K. N. C
March 11 Beeswax 22 0 23 : Bacon 10 i r 1 1
Cotton 7 05j ; Cor 8590 ; Coffee 1 0.Q 11:1.
4500 r Feathers 32035: Flaxseed 0115,01'.. I
Swedes, 5 06: do. English 3 04: Lard 10 .
rather, sole, 20 23: Molasses 24026: Nails.ct: , -
Oata, 450 50: Sogar.bro.,6 0 9: do. loaf, 10 ll
Salt.aack.il 25 0 140: Tallow, 7 3 : Whf it
& 800. j , , -;;Mj , ;L !.! ; - .
CbekawJ March 9. Bacon per lb. 11012: T
20028? Beeswax 20021: Coffee 120 15: C.
5 07: Corn 9008095 Eggs 12 0 15: Flr.r.'
$6J : reatbers 30035: Iron 5061 : Lard 1C :
Leather(aole 19 0 22: Molases35 0 40 : da. V
VI o HI ill . inaii,Viii v ivj i. it, ij
Sugar,broWn.8 0 10: do. Loaf, 1210 li:
verpool.l 40 0 1 50. jj l
' (;." " ANOTHER r j i
NEW ARRANGEMEN
fci n ii . i i ""T' .'r-r-.--j- i-te , f
Rowan county, March 8, 1852.
2t46
1 i-'l.-i fcrtst iVia ii eala umnnnt. I iJU I ! .L I.... A
IF irerpoOt t"'5 .u3v.iy. -... ucgru eiiueavureu ia emeu aim aa uo icu, uui j zm
rflationi between france and Austria.
!?! r ranee oavuig pruivaieu
(
failed in tbe attempt. He. then turned to tbe
lever, as soon as possible, and shut off the water j
but it was to little purpose, as the fall had kill
ed him. The deceased is represented as a
worthy young mart, and was employed about j
LP.fl of Derby bad given in the Haus ,ne miij- He leaves a kind laiberi and an af.
u.iibon profit huo ui'iuw r",",r"v" i lectionate momer, ana a orotner ana siiter to
UAiMMintslrj, would be goyeriief. I mourn their untimely loss.-J
oafW ,le ,ranCD ee
' ! ' : J l- ...Mil
Ome Salisbury and Taylorsville Plank
Road Company, . . '!
N Instalment of Four Dollars on the share of the
Capital Stock, will be payable on the 8th of April
next. The Rowan stockholders will pay to the Presi
dent! at Salisbury, and the Iredell stockholders will pay
to Samuel R. Bell at Statesville.
- By order of the Board, T '
! i W. MURPHY, PresH,
March 17, 1852. ! i 4t46
T WILL attend at Mockavi
X ring the week of the So pert
of delivering W heeler's History ot Worth Carolina, to
allaubscriberstothe work residing in Davie county
Salisbury and Rowan can be ? supplied at the. atore' of
tsogerot iViaxweii ; ana inosq in caoarrus, at ;ne nouse
of Dr. K. P. Harris. I will also attend the Courts! in
Cabarrus county for tbe purpose of delivering the work.
I JAMES SLOAN, Agent
March 11, 1852. 1 1 45tf
1 i -
Williams Brov7i; 4
HAYING purchased tbe Tin Shop formerly I.
aa the ahop of Brown St, Baker, have openc !
same in the house of D. A. Davis, opposite the e:
W..Murphjf & Co., where he j proposes to enrry
the business in alt its various branches. lie .i '
ready to revive the orders of hlia friends and t'.. ;
ic, lor aiMaina 01 worn, in ma line 01 uusi;;- : ;
ccr..
WuTDnoZi L R MYERSa just receded by Express, direct - tasoritnt p( ,Bd j, Ware kept
pie, in uavie county, au- JLLs', from New Xotks lot of V i- t,nrf fir m! : i! F T ll I-
lor Court, for the purpose a . . , , . , o n j r ly on hant tor sale. I ! j
measures off bis
UoohM Uo unreservedly eipretsed
LottU for a tariff on the rinipljs of
it'iiuf America, iq ioe r rco i imuc,.
raJucedb; tbe laie air K.oDen i eei.
iplwliioit Wat well received on tbe
n. T M.f TImnati!r. hi ft
uocesifuL i Aliemocrattc uovertiognas
- 1 Mi ' t r
j li r Colombia, March 12.
ColleO-Siarker is quiet but steady,! and
8 ks taken place in pneet. 2o(J bales
hands at from h to 8 cents. : - ' ;
EflaWjr foiTdegravhic Hoaxes. -T-Spm.
it tb Boston Transcriptfiinlorrn tlie sttibn rb bis Ii
MiJ he V cognizant of ati inyetjiion, eitingjbitlfjlhe
r : ' 'll J . !
yritciea m ail us oaiaus,
if nop an Eiica impuaiuuiia
till Boston in an excitement tbe
Hillsborp Recorder,
Melancholy Occussence. A valuable fe.
malo irnnl. rthrtiit 1Q vftra nt no. I tin nrnn.
erty of . Dn M'Nair,esq. of this vicinity, was
so severely burnt on Sunday morning ; last, by
in.
t
her dress catching on fire, that sbti died early;
oji ivionaay morning, one was mpioyea in
bath'mg with campbirei an aged servant suffer
ing under an attack of rheumatism.' Her back
being Howards tbe fire, her clothes caught, and
tbo flames, had made considerable progiess bo
fore she discovered her danger Wild with af
fright, she fled from the kitchen to' the bouse,
by which lime she Was perfectly enveloped in
flamesi Mr. M'Nair had been induced to re.
turn from church before the ' completion of the
service, in consequence of the seeming indispo.
title son, and; did what be could to
fire, but the! servant! was so se.
350.000 LBS. RAGS.
tturti, uauuixsu, dtc. wanted, at 3J cental
jjjier lb. cas h, delivered to us. t 1
i i H 2 BRANSON k SON.
Fa yftteville, March 11, 1852. j 3m46
State of jortfi (CavoUua,
; t ROWAN COUNTY.
Coun of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Februl
j ji ary Term, 1852.
Sarah Hartman, vs. West H. Hartraan.OihoHartman-
Jesse Baggs and wife Ternssa, James Cameron and
wife Polly, Joicy, Anna, Silena, Augustus, Eraelinei
and; John L). Cauble, Heirs at Law of Jinny Caublei
an4 Emily Adderton. J :
1; Petition for Dower, J
IjT iappearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Emily Adderton is not a resident of this State : It is
therefore ordered, that publication be made in the Carf
r f -r-
Administrator's Notice.
XXAVING taken kitersofadministration.de bon$
JLJLnon, at November Term, 1851, on the estate of
Samuel Silliman, dec'd.all those having claims against
said estate ire hereby notified to present them for pay
ment within the time required by law, or ihey wit) be
debarred by Act of limitation, i Those indebted to said
estate are advised to come orward immediately and
make payment. - fl. j' ?H
ID. R. BRADSHAW, Admr. de bonus non.
March 11th, 1852.
Plain and Watered Silks and Merino
Mantillas, Sacks, Cloaks and Em
broidered Cashmere Shawls,
assorted colors.
, He would most respectfully invite Ladies in want, of
any of the above articlea, to give him an early call, as
the lot iaamall. v E. MYERS,
39 TKe Sign pf the Red Flag:
GREAT BIG Ml
tf45
SAVE YOUE MONEY, j
CHAS. N. FREEMAN & CO.
'(LATE f KCEMAff , iSoboES t CO.) t
1MPQR TJ$RS Jl$?P: JOBBERS.
144 Broadway, door South of Libtrty Street,
. liUVT OHlX.
TT AVE now oq hand, and will be receiving daily
JLsI through the season, iVeto Good$, direct front tbe
European manufacturers, and eah Auctions, ritk fash
ionable Jancy Silk pliUinaryl (hods. Our stock of Rich
Eibbons, comprises every vaHety of the latest and most
beautiful designs imported, jf
Many of our goods are manufactured expressly to our
GOING OFF CALL AND SEE.
T HAVE 10 or 15 very fine new Btlgsies, just
A being finished, all trimmed with good leather, and
made of the choicest timber and materials ; which work
I will sell lower than ever, from $80 to $125, and wilt
warrant all of them two years. The work is first rate
call and see, and judge for yourselves. O 10 per
cent discounted always on cash payments. Also two
cheap Carryallaraecoad handed, for sale.
, to irn v crrw
J . o. junmoiw,
Near Murphy's Store
House Roofing and Guttering
execuiird promptly and in jthe best manner.
Copper and Sheet Iron Warej ol various kh,' s
kept constantly on hand ; and iny work in i'. h
not ready made promptly executed.. Ilis Shef i I
Stoves are ia superior article, and very cheap.
I. I . STILLS.
of all sizes kept for sale, and ms'deto order at C3 c
vi' . I.. per pbund i ;
The subscriber respectfully I solicit atrial. :
chants and Pedlars art particularly invited to &
a call. i h
Country Produce, old Pewterand old Corner t
in exchange for work.
Salisbury, Jan. 8, 1852.
1 yC v
Good Timber,
Such aa While Oak, Ashe, Red Elm, Yellow anH
White Poplar, always bought for work or cash.
J. S. JOHNSTON.
Salisbury. Feb. 12. 1852. 4ltf
SALE OF VALUABLE
olina Watchman, a newspaper printed in the town of J order, from our own designs and patterns, snd stand n-
fcalisouty, top six weeks, notifying the said Emily AdV rivalled. We ofler our goods for nett Cash, at lower
derton to appear at the next term of the Court of Pleas prices than any credit House ia America can afford,
snd Quarter Sessions, to be held for the county of Rowj- All purchasers will find itgreatly to their interest to
ani at tbe Court House, in the town of Salisbury, on the reserve a oortion of their money and make selections
j Br lha apparatus, proposed mails o( any
jsi, QBJijfs, may ue iranspuiiuu uci
't:i,!, ii aCi vereiy: ourni inai uio puvsiciau uhw ytv
nounced ner recovery countless, onaungsjrso first Monday in May next, then and there to answer,4oni our eamrleTForar
. s - - J . " I . 7 Z : : aw ; . s . I a 'i . . i1.. 'I . - . . n
Kiboons ncn tor Bonnets, veps, oasnes ana oeus
hoax
t
r
tween
f'tcf i, laj Bo6tonahd New Vork, m ff
u'Mtt, The editor of the Transcript
through the nijht, seemingly insensible to pain I plead or demur to the petition of plaintiff, or judgment
and died abput 7 o'clock oh Monday morning, will be taken proconfesso and plaintiff's petition heard
Though it failed to save tbe Hie or the ser. t v tr n. u r lJ ' i
. . a - ...MAni:ii tk.t Witness, James E. Kerr, Clerk of said Court at of
vant, t seemed a providen t.al interference that g! -he 1t MoQUy in Februaryf 1852 1
induced Mr. M Naiij to re.lurn borne. In tbe JAMES E. KERR. Clerk. I
room to which tbe servant retreated was a Deo Price adv. $5 50. 6w4fi
with curtains, and other light inflammable ma
terials, which she Dased near, and would have
if none of the
lli Kiil'.iidnfnuiliinilv Ihidnnrnmn 1 All iiraallv a n-la nrro rort IhA tinilSfl It i.tlOn
i'ii u.u vHuurHuiiiT i ti iiviui4ib wi.i criwtir viijuil. w - -.1,:
Not the above naniedmfeiUiooJ,arid WLwMfAITliiy had been ptiiepX.-HUlsborough
e do good reason wbyut should' nbe f Recorder
callr ttifceggfiil. We are not at liberty
tmuchufton (he suhiect at Dresent. but I Sad Accident.' An accident occurred on
r'lpnMHs- which, we witnessed were'ofa the State)! Road at Marteita on Tuesday,
puerm. inspire connuenqe in me success WDICQ resuiiea in tuc ueaui ui a iui. iuuu
f prajclile, applied even' to a distance of Somers, who resided al few miles below
mm miles or ;m6re." . r M ariettAi The unfortunate man was
WAGONERS.
PLf BALES of Cotton to be hauled to the Leaks-t-llivville
Factory for CASH. Enquire of !
March 18th. 1852;
Caleb Pbifer, Concord,
Jenkiits &, Robets, Salisbury.
I Mt46 ;.. 1
RUN HERE EVERYBODY.
Bonnet Silks, Satins, Crape. Liases, Tarlefons.
Embroideries, Collars, Cheinieetts, Capes, gerthus.
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgiigs, and Insertinga.
Embroidered Reverie, Lace; and Hematitch Cambric
Hailidkerchiefs.
Blonds. Illusions, and Embroidered Laces for Caps.
Embroidered Laces for Shawls Mantillas, and Veils.
Honiton.Mechleii. Valenciearsi and Brussels Laces.
English and Wove thread, Smyrna, Lisle Thread, and
Cotton Laces.
Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk.Glovei, and
Mitts. f f
French snd American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, English, Amfican. and Italian.
Straw Bonnets and Trimmipgs.
March 4. 1852. : i 7w4l
intoxtcated, and, attempted to step from
HMUIW
1st Spdils.A telegraphic despatch tne platform to tbe cars, fell, and the
Miugvoii to iuc r.it;iiuioiiu uig wheels ran over me top oi neau, vrusu
Hat the trouble among the democra- jg so as to cause instant death. We
Mtsis thcreasinsr. and that the cen- .XiHrfftnr1 Kir teavesl a famiiv; Sav.
Anting U the great obstacle! to the Morn. News. i ff
fauon,0f harmoriy-thhtj.lS,the mo- Un-, nt naming Tabled X generally, that h atill;occu
question of democratic prmcple, rr
rt,Uhll k A IHOU liaillW ; illia ; WIM. w, ...v. HOCK OI
encased in the dryigooqs business, in Cm-
union j or ; to r $2(J5 ; ft rjndo ble, in that
Knion hak I dil. ii J n nthT im on Thursday mgnt last, nav ngon-
siinn. iw . : U ly 851 left, he risked that pn a single roil,
i.ihcoom ui uammiiii mum ' i una jrj ...II kA l.a n.
Aei vfwvl ' rtt a ana iosi. vv uu ucmuiuowi jr. '"r"
lihlVy
S HOTEL.
NEW ! CARRIAGE SHOi .
ATMT. ULLA,
FllHE undersrgaed 1
JL pened a Carriar;
lisbment near Mount 17 ;,
' Rowan cointy, anJ Ljm !
I to call public auction t
.-Mm. Me is nrenarra
all kind of work in t.:3 !
business, in the very best manner, and on the rn t
commodaiihg terma. He proposes to mnke a
nent establishment at the above stand, believir -public
wonts of that section of country require ii.
hopes the dtiaena in the surrounding country l '
need workwU give him a call before going el.'ev
He will possess some advantages over .Carriage I
era in the surrounding villages, and begs tl: c
public will avail themselves of the benefits of i! '
; J I . . JAMES BRO' .
Jan. 8, 1852. ZZa:
T 1 1 H E undersigned informs his friends and customers,
occupies; bis old stand, on
at all times a splendid
l'r a profitable Jtt printing shall
'tothe Editors of ! the Union J or
per. equally disinte'resi
an8J0b. lOlbermatiPra nf nrinrinle
jJte surrendered j but this greaitlst of
rl'eyrlrli-Wf learn"
rj otnaq Dicey was brought be-
fjye EHii at Mountgomery Court.
rfie?Htthony ofjAlfred and John ta
f against h fifta ..luk U. ...
gffed Afoore county jail1 to avvaitlier
ed from his chan and drawing a dirk
some six inches in length, plunged it twice
into his bosom, inflicting deep and ghastly
wounds, which, in all probability, will ter
minate the misguided man's existence.
' Extraordinary Scene in Court A civil
soiiLj involving the amount ot $147, had
been on trial several dcys befdre the New
York Commpn Pleas. f A witness by the
name of James Cormick had been exam
ined, and his testimony on certain impor-
directjf and positive. Un
Cormick came into court
Wsfayat 1 ofclock, Alfred and tt points was di
ers hrrtimk Jn...i i Ji; the 21st ult Mr. C
a6yJodjr, Pti: i ' " rJ nerfurvr and asked the forgiveness olVxod, H.nu cr, o. N.D.Goodman.
PUWthev wF3r.lT IK he COUrt, and the jum lie Said that after h.m,Mra. Mary A. Graham; John W.H4dao0.2W
Mtil re,o?Kn fri giving the testimony lletcame troubled O. iftHersm Samuel KM, W
r i a uu itrui iiiab.ai mh m. m u w a i w j -w - ...
- ... r. . , Ti ri w ; T i?
Saddles and Harness,
of the latest style, and made by the best workmen in
the State, and no mistake. He feels certain, as to
beauty and durability, of gifjng the utmost satisfaction.
As competition is the: life of trade, he would Inform his
triends and customers that no pains will be spared to
lease the public. All kinds of country produce taken
for Saddlery ; even chickens, butler, and eggs. All kinds
of repairs done with neatness snd despatch.!
I i E W. J. PLUMMER.
Salisbury, March, lltb, 1852. jtf45 j
TP LIST OFMLETTERS j
EMAINING in the Post-Office at Saliabury, 5th
E," S. Boles, James Bam'nger, J. Bryan, (George Bai-
jringer, Henry J. Basinger, Mr. Burke, Miss Magaret
Burns, Mrs. L. Brown. Magaret Besberer, W. B- Bali
fin ; Joseph or George Cowan, Adam Cruise, William
branford, William W. Correll, J. H. Crouch, H. W.
Conner, John W. Crider J. B. Caddell, Simuel Crea
jwn.John Cox, Rev. William Carter, Henry Chapin,
Christopher E. Cole ; Martin Davis Brown Daniel Ea
gle, Joseph Ervin, George Eagle, Kooert cius, jonp
ns, Aiirea freeze ;
Mrs. JNancy Grai-
FAYETTEttLE, W. C.
eS. ;
THE subscriber, having taken the large Hoel, for
merly known as the Ranter's Hotel, situated at
the foot of Hay Mount, IIajstreet, Fayettevillet N. C,
respectfully informs his friends and rhe public that be
is now engaged in refittinghe building, which is sup
plied with entire 'new Furriuiure.and itfprepared toacv
commodate the travelling ;bblic. Having hail some
experience in the' business Itt the town of Pittsbprough,
e to give
im their
N. C, he tlatters himself that be will be able
satisfaction to tbose wno may lavor nira
nmnnn Hi riiami are :lar?e and airv. ;
ww..,".. . m - i '
He has large and convenient Stables, and ja good
and failhful Ostler.
1 :JOHN HARM AN.
Ffhrnarv 17. 1S52 ''I 1 I 4t44
"
TAX NOTICE.
T WILL attenk at the Commissioners Room in the
X Court House, bet ween (he hours of 10 A. Mj., and 1
P. M.. of each daf, from thp 9tb to the last day of March
inclusive, for thelpurpose M listing the taxable property
within the Corporate limits of the Town of Salisbury.
W CL RANDOLPH. C. B. C.
March 4, 1952. Ii: 4t44.
i ? 1 l
STANDBY
iiuhi u. m wj . i ; : i. 4. . . i ninirv. If 1. IBS CJ,
Pnu Oh, in) conscience and could ootain no peace .. u Jod n Mre. sih c. Jobrison. 2yev. J
YOUR TRESSES.
IIS ilam frtim'tlka Atniomw! ll
CTalsaf. .ii. L '.lL I 3
Uu 7 M tueir consciences so
Ink. . i i .
Mkia " PaPe.ri much more onght
.MsrTin, r
, UP ' lh M ollheirW
'wis. W.
r- "an
V
E. Harris. W. A. Houch John H. Haii
n. M. Sarah C. Johnson. 2. Rev. J. H.
of mind until he had set the matter right, jefloson ; John Kestier, M. Klutts, D. H Kenneriy, 2
UU. . .1 i r ar Leonard Kinney, A. G'. Kern. Dr. S.iMiKerr,C. Kemv
lOTe Maine Liquor Law 19 Massachu m - 1 . s . M Mar- Lvster 2. wlaiLomare, J. H.
i f J a.f i n T(i'. Mainafin. I T;- M M,rmnl TAtll Rff.
159 .T1BIJ JJwiib, 11110. i.ij..; -i
, Messrs. Lewis fiCo., Stokes lyeriy, .
Andrew Mowery, Charles Messimer, J. R-
w n Mnmhv 9 ThMrinw Marlin. miss
m?ents Were adopted, :Desiaea ine one sou- m. Fi McDonald; A. c. Mcintosh, m. jane mecay. rtecnbianift:
rriittinff the final adootioh of the law to an Patrick McGill.Mrs.Manaa WMit' 1 r t. s. W
Belvoir, Marcn atn, teaat.
W.. -ToUie cant on Ihn Ka iih Stan. seuSi JDUSlun, irjurvn uc ao.mv ui nosey, m
L;onhil fry to rally to'.ihe upportol uor Law passed the Senate to-day. by a
i k. j r r-"K vs siae 01 tne atiesnons vote 01 ou aves iu iiajs. mcvcio, -t.
kl '!'W UI IHm Irtim'tha AMamw! lit
Wat. TlPPer languish, brother
k-iS.f i"4quii. patronage,
ii n n a, -s 1 :V i i a
- -tiaj aaa no ; 0 nria lima aiiolttin
W -ir. .r"aS" .-vsaMV BWUiaiM
Ifl-
liA hem, and you will see the
..... -ii -'nsi l ' ij.', ..:
)ri j tijoo iate. : jpiana ny
.. .
.. I1 Ir EOod he: thm,
If Ihey.deeire to defeat
1W u oon.
?i,n. . lt Ibem sustain iheir nanera.
-ji "aiirthete u-.t r ;:; r"r.vr:
juea. vviinoutinis
ns from their oaoers.
Forth. Carolina Argu.
t:nsl.tl by! Judge
Ui;t;.?.sP?k thei ex sena
libel suit
.. .
isircn, on
S)0 REWARD.
RAN AW AY from the; suWriber at BeMr, Cald
ll rountv. on the elerilncof thej6h oPFebrua-
ry, two Negro men, JERRY ind TARLETO. Jer
ry is a deep black; of open,piljasant countenanjce.about
5 feet eight or ten inches hijh, snd msy be ekaily re
cognized by a scar on thefbajek of one of his wrists.
He is about 24 years of age,!
Tarleton is a mulatto fboot 26 or 2T yeam of age,
not quite so tall as Jerry, hutjjnore sturdy and Ihick set.
His countenanced ia pleasant, speech snd movements
alow. Both of these negr0es belonged to thej late Mr.
rl Rnuran pnnnir ' Mad It IS ttlOUht maT DC
JH U It 11 . VI. v jr - L
about that neighborhood. I A fewardof S254 begiv-
r.. ..k.A nfihim todcred in tail at Lbariotte
THE undersigned having been duly qualified as the
Executor of Henry Robinson, deceased, offirrs at
bis late residence for public sale, tbe following proper
ty, to wit :
His Valuable Tract of Land
with the Mills,
lying on the waters of Second Creek, about seven miles
from Salisbury, containing about
317 ACRES.
ALSO
Five Valuable Negroes.
Sale to take place on Monday the 22d of March next,
i Terma made known on the day of sale.
R. CULBERTSON, Ex'r.
February 7, 1852.
'; N. B. All persona indebted to the estate will please
come forward and settle according to Law. And all
creditors will please present their claims duly authenti
cated within the time prescribed by law, or thia notice
Will be plead in bar of their recovery.
L 6w41 R. C, Ea'r.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
- FOR SALE.
i :
Great Bargains to be had in Yadkin Co. I
FW1HE subscriber having determined to remove, of
JL fers (or sale his possessions in Yadkin County, N .
r.., and will sell at any thing like a reasonable; price.
Thsy consist of one tract on Deep Creek, near Willson,
containing 600 Acres, together with the Iron Works,
Grist Mill and Saw Mill thereon. This tract comprU
ses about 100 acres of bottom land, besides 60 or 70
under waier, as rich as ajiy lands in the country.
Another tract 5 miles from Willson, on Forbush
Creek, where tbe subscriber now resides, containing
about 600 acres, 20 of which is excellent "Meadow
ground. There is on this tract one set of Iron Works,
a Foundry, Grist Mill with one pair of French Burrs
and of country atones, and an Oil Mill. Also, one oth
er little tract and number of Ore Banks. f The place
on which be resides, is a good stand for merchandising.
Persona wishing to purchase are invited to call and ex
amine the property. Good bargains will be given for
the whole or any part of it.
STEPHEN HOBSON.
Feb. 21, 1852. 4tpp43
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
. T. SllEMVELL
HAVING purchased the Store formerly owned by
Enniss, Shemwell Si Co.; would respectfully
announce to the customers of that firm and tbe public
that he intenda to open, in the course of a tew weeks, an
ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
of Staple and Fancy Goods, to include all thenew
styles both of tbe useful and ornamental.
Grateful for past favors, and flattered with the belief
Vbat he will be enabled to please, be solicits the con
tinued patronage of those who have heretofore traded
with the late firm, whose business stand he will here
after occupy, corner of the Mansion Hotel.
Salisbury, Feb. 19, 1852. 42tf
DR.MN'LF. MOREL
HAVING permanently located i
Town of Salisbury, respect fu !!
dVra his services to the public in the .
branches of his profession. I
Office, West's brick building, near ihe Rowan ll
and one door above the Watchman Office, j
Feb. 19, 1852. t . ''j j - Vi2
I DISSOLUTION.
HPIHE Co-partnership heretofore iexistinpr u
A firm and name of Enniss, ShejnwH & Co:
this day dissoyed by mutual consent of thej parti
Alt persona indebted to tbe said firm are reqaer
come forward and settle up. j1. ! i I ' I ,
I ! T J. II.-ENNISS.! : "I
f I l- Wl T. SHBMWEtTJ
M DAVID BAURIN''.:
Salisjurj. Feb. 16, 1P52.
il
;42if
Office of North Carolina Rail j E
i i Gseewsbokp 27th January, 1
IROPOSALS will be, received at this
i
ae.
Jp31StLJsffin6bE6 3TW subscriber being dairon
M 7V7,j. rfi&T -&t--t A sent stock to make room f
direct Vote Ot W people, M ine nwi gen- rScAtee : WfleV Nash ., M.karet Ovet-
eral election M !! ! ! .1 n f Parhen. Nancv Smitli Paie, Frances
L j i ; yt . 1 t I c;.t.iKn Hf rr T. Prniwt. Wm. Pierce. D. W
It is stated m a moDiie paper mai r, -T :r Rich. CaPt. Redwine, J.
ft Barhurri is to run on (the temperapcej Ru8r, pieMnt Redwine; Dr. E4Smnh2. Psuis-
Ucket (Or the Vice Presidency. ; fret,GeorgeM Swinkmos F. Sharpe
JL Uf . 1 1 ! . li iJi vsn, James in. omiio, weorgr ?" " J " j
The Rdinhuri? naners rCDOrt the death t. Samuel Turner. Joseph E, fTodd, Davirf
e at T ii a DI. stm a f tit rni. o . fu. M.r WoIdworth.Miss Rachael Wads-
nent fijpof-poWishers..tn tne iorty.iouri -ti'z, We.nt,JohU. Wrigh.
STOLEN.
M0
3 45
OTT.
PHILADELPHIA,
WOULD respectfully call tbe attention of Mer
chants visiting the North to oar entire
New Stock of Dardwarc, Cutlery, Guns,
&e. &e.
r.. 2tr.h ttavinir been damaeed bv fire and all
year of his age.
Robert M. Young.
Nkw Pkiktiko TYM:.-r-A . company ii at
present in course 'of formation (or .the purpoisj
ot carrying into operation a rernarkable patent
vbich has lor ita object the manufacture of type,
by a process of die sinking, iu a metal of hard
er material than the alloy ol lead and antimony
al present employed in casiing type in a mould,
This it said to be the most important improve.
B. JUUAN. P. M.
' 3t45:! I
. . 5 .;.LiiJ!- U iFAnhl, !
re- . wur TlJF RED M. BURTON.
Beattie's Ford, March 4, 1852.
45tf
Wanted at the Mansion Hotel,
WrTHENTS REWARD.
ir-fc AMawiv fmm the snbscriber oh Monday the
1100O lbs of Feathers. fefeSSffi
mite lattbacriber fwUl paCASH 1 oTed hairjatojt.bail?. an healthy SaM hoy isabont
16 vears of sge. I will not pe respouaioiei Wr m. -v-hi
ia from under my care. The above re-
A Feathers.
r.lt mt ih Manninn Hotel.
HAND JAMES.
March llth, 1952.
of type lor the last ibrfV hundred jear..-4 BlaJlks of every jnpUon
tf45
for
MY ttbte Was broken on Sundsyj night 29th of
Ffbrasrv. and a horse1 stolen therefrom. He ,
hivh. about six rears Lnv
JloTsaiSelspolln bis face and" white! .bIM. Sd .7publie.uction in November...,)
ota, u . a .Under body. m rii BMArtment of Table and Pocket Cstle-
W" ?"L. ";irrZ.7funfor " wl r.rH,. A. Aei and other
bas bad couajaemprr -iu -- ""--ilLIS-j-Jl.! r'.vT T .inerTjirn;:;-.! P.n
it on the nccK or jaw. Any iBiormaiion rr.-v-
" ... . Jt.i.r ti- .r,A if mint to me.
horse will; oe inanaiuuy- rnf T&V TT ' ' V! f FrtW;r and
well selected ana eompiic ""mj-Z,
DomesUc Hardware of most spproved styles direct
from the Msnufact.rers. v'( 'ga,
Stock laid in at tbe present reduced
must be percept.ble to every Merchant. An examia
S of the same would undoubtedly resolt to your
"dN.nBf Particular snd personal attention paid to
orders by mail or otherwise. , j
Feb.26tg52. , r 4143
- rrt.K?r? fl-iii afcxim In si ue for tale
-n k. LiJ for his aftorehension and delivery t IR V,1.! a i
rZSofSalisbhry. j MBW'-rW . ' f: X. O. CAIUri,
m r ? MICHAEL O vbrcast. I
aiarch 6b, i
I the first dav ot Aoril next, lor itie
sills for the j North Carolina Rail Road fronp CI. -.
to Salisbury. ! 1 . k vf i
The sills to be eight fret long, to be hewn c
sides which sides must be parallel to be eight
thick and show eight inches heart, in the tew n .
the other two sides to be barked or hewn, j
The sills to be of good white or host oak ian J ?
to the inspection of the Engineers after delivery
road. The delivery to be the latter part ol! t! ;
or beginning jtf the next year, and not to be 'j
until inspected and. received. i j U 'h I
The bidders will name in ihelr bids, the f r"
sill, the sections on the road on whlich they pre,
deliver theijr silla, which sections will be puinte 1
them by the Engineers on the Road. ; ! j
The section stakes being 100 fef t spattj tw
wili be placed at a convenient point near eac'i
stake, and twenty sills at 6fty feet from the
so pot up af not to damage by, lying on the crc
The sills to be got during the present Winter
Spring. . ! i 1 ' , ' ' I, i f -I !
J. M. MOREHHAP.
President N. C. Rail
CTbe Concord and Charlotte papers pull;
first of April. . V '1 1 j j 1 i - '
TOMB STOEJES.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform t
xens of Salisbury and tbe aurrouodin? c
that he has opened a JlarblC IlaLIlv.
in Saliaburil, which may be. found at his r"si
Market street, where be is prepared to (urni .
Stones of Marble Slubs fancy upright stnne c , ,
tals, tombs J monuments, &c.,at a very rni.i!
Engraving done neatly at; Northern prices, i
made tbe necessary arrangement, the subscrit- r '
a ahort notice, fill any order from five dollars i
No pains will be spared to give entire sati-.'.
! GEORGE VOGL
Salisbury, Jan. 29. 1652. 'j
NOW IS THE TIM:
DBYP GOODS 1 AT.KEDUCCD PI
t-j ?:. i.-... r.U it"
iroua lo close c-t .
or hi.
spring akd sunncri sup:
i. otteriOg Gooda at great bargains. His tt .
prises a general assortment of .'
Fall aid Winter Dry Gcc! .
Persons wishing to purchase any article : '
would do well to call upon him soon, as Le h J
ed to sell, regardless of cost. ; r,
i j jt E. MYEH
39 Tf e Sign of the He I :
r r
Salisbui Aug. 14.
60 000 2aT3. OF HAGS VI
I WILL pay 3 cis. per pound cath f r t'.l c
ton and linen RAGS, defivered to J. D. "
n Fattill. r 1 am nearlv ready to r Jt i..
- : i" . i ' . . t a '
a Paper Mill ia this oetghboraoou.ana era i
getting my fag io thia market. My cct
aa much for rags as I can afford, and hpe i
not be forced to dUtsnt markets for my s-ri :
arranged wilh Mr. Williams to receive and
rags delivered to bim.
Msrch4.183.
DAVID :.iu
3m44
FOklWlRDIXG 1SD COflJXISSIOX zi::
Feb 13, 1851:tX40
Feett'..
A T THIS OFFICM
--(-y slump speecn.
gtsh paper.
11.