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i ti A r i i II n i I t 1 If. $ !-! :te -r I r S r f'4 li I .Hi- tli ; f '4i i! i it lb it it ! r fr t if "5 fK M 1 ir '5 i ill ml Ml mi i . i i , ' From the Wilmington Coramenckl, if BY A COUNTRY COffJtftSrO.XD&XT. Bear wii i m kind reader, vhil: I ff fate rt dirculmstttnctsthat occurreq aTrty atiort time ajgo: - -There is nothing con nec-j jtircJ with it. culculnted to please the fnstid jiious. nor lii divert the romantic; yet; the ,mUrichily reflection should rivet lh$ af- tention dl'iHe ierioai iri every gratle c Hocietv. i Ini 1849 there resided vibiil-lQO liiHes of Wilmington, a Farmer. ifjtriioier- ate circoms ahces. 1 Mortimer, lor so we icall him hi ibiar narrative, was amnonew, ii moral ami very ' industrious map, iwiih limited education arid sufficient charity to be easily imposed uport by the design- itET. His family consisted of bis wile, a feW small boys and several grown daugfr- ttf rs. As we nave to speaK mostly oi. ine eldest and ane? of the youngest of the 'daughter we will describe I hem more perfectly J Ellen, the eldest, was very modest, taci- turn and ge'ltie. lis iruf, tme was not handsome in person, nor endowed i with great intellectual qualifies, yet the sweet ness of disposition united with the childish confidence lnd simplicity of her deport ment, rendtffed her ah object of inlerest to .all. Auosta, she was the exact image of! her sisier, except her beauty was! of ihju rare am striking cast that strikes 'the Dt-uoiuer ai . Jjrai HigtH ami lenves a pi;n iftg senntimi ever 'alterwards. tjn re quired no glittering ornaments to attract imietiiion ; lor her reined manners and 1 uuas.spmiiig modesty won the respect, and admiration ol all her acquaintances!. 'iny liv-d in a neighborhood wbere r ed ucatiou was scarcely patronised, and the ! blessings and advantages springing from (it. 'were unap recialed and unknown, con- istquentjy they knew but little ol the world In broad ; its pleasures and varieties ; and inbllhing.ot the snares and temptations, to Kvhicb they, were destined vtciims.1 Art- Jess, innocent and Unsophisticated, they jkpeiv nothing, but rural life in its most innocent form. Ignorant of the deep de pravity of human nature; the duplicity ;of ttie world, and the brittleiicss ol the rock on j which their power of resistance stood, they yielded unconsciously to temptations and Icll to rise no more. . -The Farmer, as before said, was irot wejalthy, but through the co-operations find indeiattgable industry of the family, Jwant never entered his door. These lef- forj sat hard labor, were always rewarded ty plentiful harvests of every thing need iul Ibr the hoc y. Thus happy. peacelUl and contented they lived ; patterns oil fe licity; knowitg and envying not the gay vord any ol ts pleasures and enjoyment. But such bappiness I Ayas! destined: toi an oven brow : ati d we cannot perfectly agree wi)h the ada;e that V Where ignorance Js bliss, 'tis To ly.to be wise forbad they been wise in one respect, they might now occupying the height of innocence and jpurily irom which they fell. y K Jjur a great many mil west of the Farm er' reidfnee, was a pina forest, lhat held lost ufScient iftductlmenis to atiracl ihe attentidn vl the money teekeis from all parts of ih Siatf. inou the adventurers might be tacfd noi r.lt lhe i)ilished gentlemsn. ihe moral and re. igiuus ruHti, anc accomplished srbolar ; bu;t.be tiiesi rutfian and most loathsome outcast of all i ... .' i l i r . . -'.it auci,air morai anq rennea sMiety : the traduce r 01 lemale chat ty, the scourge pf society, ji he One of the Jailer rlasa urse ol God ! Mrr Mortimer's residence and obtained ; Ixiard. lie was, in person, raiher DroDosseLsmir ! in nind, dark and designing : but as Tar as ibev Kueur of his priftale character, it was unatiea liuqable. fie Entered the family a wolf fin bipa clothingi and like ihe blasting tornado left nothing unwiihered and whole. H(s sen. Meraanly deportment and respectful aileniiohs ooii wot, the confidence and respect Joi t Ellen and Augusta; and he easily deceived iienn uith.'regrd to hi true motives! '-.'Too soon bey yielded lo first impressions, aud with , out te consent jol ibeir parents, and unknown lb each o'lher, they both engaged ihem$flves!lo him in marriage rows. Very much were they to bUme for no confiding iheir secret to each ojber f and farj to mucb did they suffer !for v liiaiden bashluluess in that respect. 1 ! t Insensibly, htjs power of fascination increasJ ed over ihein, utitil like birds, charmed! by ihe dfrejrul atiaeiond the rpeiit, their vital en. ergjps were park ly zed, and ibfey aroused not to the burror and degradation of their Condiiim, - tj" eompletely entangled in his cUilJ Without power to exiriente ilieinselres. Iieir, far better lr i(m, M he drawn ihe assas- j n$ d4gger at jrxiiiiitihi and, deprived txtni lofj e'siIenre at i itice ; belter to die, ihanjlo Jive ! mangled, lorn and dying of wounds ! The cob 1 tiding parents did not comprehend the real stale I ol Htfiiis, until Ellen and Augusta, became intblrs by the same demon in shape of mi 1 1 They gazed at ihe dense U-loud of iuiamy ifcju i began to duken ibe boiizoii of their pathway and spread wfolly fast W'er their joining , destiny, wiih.rriaon almost dethroned ; and Lr months, they ctuld riot real i set he awful thaige ijn their liitle borne of innocence and hapinoss. At length, ihe-availing grief of their vinuous ! offspring auoie ,Vb-m Ui ibeir duty, to ibeir gutly wnes, and as they noticed the weigh! fof tuii siid condimnatfbn that bowed them to the eatlh. and heajd their sighs ol anguish Indian, pealrf for pardou, their parental affect ion iri. iWnphrd aud they pronounced tbe sound of fori glvnes ! d ' i( 1 I Bui v ho cah behold this " picture of hanpi lies detroysu character bUsied and prospers eierjnally wi.bred without shuddeiing? Who au lk at it without a tear ol sympathy I h i time niw to recur to We'll, the author: f all this devastation. A few month previ : u ',Mbe !!KrHirow.o.the Farmer lam.; ily. be was in roduced, by hi friend, to a fain. v itjr of frne wealth aud refinement. Here hi r i"eati.o welehonorable, and be loved onie of the fair inmates as much as his nature allowed, ji Vkilful duj-licity cloaked his real character -and at length he sud-eeded in securing heraf "feetfoiis aud engaging her hand. She was haud- jjonie, iiitelliept and very remarkabfe j for sttoiig will arid decision tf character, j '"f '4 Her paieuip dtliked Well at first, and the Onoie thy aw of bim, Ihe-greater repttgnanre they felt for hjrrj ; and i ben he applied, fori the .'tjami of I he Irj '.aUeci'iqdafe daughter, they iej " pl.eJ in terms I fiat left himnri room to leliere ' the yj would ever!, consent to I heir union Com . rpiuily, he lobrained her Consent, and effect. ed a clandestine marriage. Hastily btingiog ui buaiue lo an untimely close, and securing 1 '.--L-j- &$ much ready oryt - be coald cnljectrhe tried to elude the officer ol Ju;fice by starting iiith bU joung and, erring bride for the far yeat."! Hui there wpa higher Tribunal which hi coiildiint escape ! The just retribu lion ot a wise Providence pursued him and en'$d bis career of vice- and "abnot unparal teled auJacitv. The murderer.' lured 1 by tbe pirjos'pect of the supposed wealth, in his poises si(im; crossed bis pathway and sent him un warned, and doubtless tin prewired into the pre selice of hi Judge. 1 1 - Foraoght we know the satnf blow thai depived him of life consigned bis jroung, innocent aud. lovely ibride to an ig noirmnious death. The flight of tbe vulture di reeled some huntsmen lo tbe spot where, ihe? wre Irft, for in the wilderneM;lheyf reposed. fidelity side, the innocent and ihe uilly ; Thus verify iitg ihe language of Inspiration, " The wages of sin is death ! 1" 1 VIOLA. THE JIEVV5. The new Chanceller of tbe, EJxchequer, D' sraeli 'lpe wondrous boy, who; wrote A I iroy, -io his recent Life of Lord George B ntick. has many interesting state- rrienls ami speculations as to the 'children of lljirael of whom be is one. In one piakjis be remarks the tthe allegation that the dispersion of th ? Jewish race is a penalty incurred lor the commission of a gMftjt iclrime -the cjrucifixtoh of Jusus Cbm-rtM Neither hist orically true oi dog nittiicttlly sound, li is not historically true, because ib Jews weire asi mucb dispersed tbrddghpuit the world; al the advent ol our Lord. as: they are at the present time, and had been so for many ceniuries.' ! Again he says: 'The Jews, after all the hiivjtib and persecution they have jeperi-" enced, are probably more i, numerous at this j Me than they; were during the reign of hblomon tbe VVisiSB are found in all lands; and, unfortunajely, prosper jn most. All which proves that it is in vain for man to attempt to baffle the inexorable law of natuj-e which has de 4 ared that a superior raicel ftiHll never be dkjstroyed W absorbed by ?ari; interior.' -A . 1 1 i: I .: Acain : lf the reader throws his ev oyerf the Provisional Governments ol Ger many, of Italy, and epn of France (lor medini848) he .ymY recognise; every Wbejte tjbe Jewish element. Mazini, who accomplished the insurrection,-ana de fencjarid administration of yienice is a ewjiwho professes tha whole' of the Jew ishf religion and believes in Calvary as well assfeinat. He is what the Lombards call a Converted Jew. Fiederick Gentz. Sec- a guiiverieu jew. r rcaer reta y.to the Congress of chii rfr Israel. ISeveral Jew kh race persist in be Vienna, was a millions of tbe persist in believing only a part of fbeir religions Tberel is one) fact whicbrnbne can contest. Christians may continue to persecute Jews, and J lews may persHt in disbelieving Christians, but who can dHny that Jesus of Nazareth, the In- cai-njalte Son of the Most Higfci God, is the eternal glory of the Jewish race ? Tbe European nations are indebted to me jews lor much that regulates, mucb that charms, and much that! solaces exis- tence Fhe toilinsr mbliludel rest everv -i :IJ seven tji day by virtue ffjewis laW ; tbey are j-petually readiiig, fot ttieir exam pie, the records of Jewish history and sing ng the odes and elegies of Jewish poets ; and tbev daily acknowledge ori thir kneesl with reverent Gratitude, that thf only medium of communication between he Creator and themselves is the Jewish race, vilest Xet they treat that i race as the generations : and. instead of losi cally looking upon them n$ iha human amily that has contributed most to human happiness, they extend to thern;every term of obloquy and e very brm of persecution.' HUSK B i 3pS. No one who has not tried them, knows 6wJ ... 1 JJ. the value of husk beds resses, would be entire y done away with, tricdl ! Tbev are if busk, beds were once not only, more pliable than mattresses, but are more durable. Tbe first cost is but rifling. To have hukks nice, thev mav be split after the manner of splitting straw or braiding. The finer thevlare solit the softer fwill be the bed altbougji tbfy will not be likely to last so long as whin they are put in whole. Three barrels fiill. well stowed in, will fill a good sized tick-tbat after Ibey have been split. The bed il always be light, the busks do not become matted down like feal hers, atid they are certainly more healthy to sleep on. Feather beds ought to be doni awav ;wiih especially in warm weathej. For spnbg. sumtner and fall, husk bedi ought !to he -all ihr go," and 5 such undoubtedly willl be the case, when they are once brought into use. There is no better time to procure husks than when the corn is bing harvested, and the busks will be much jnicer and clearer when corn is cut up at the bottom and put in stacks. They do not become so dry artd weather beatpn. It is calculated that a good husk bed will '"al lium iwnuy nve to iDiav vears. Kve ry farmer's daughter can supplv herself with beds faeainst lime of need at a trif- ling expense, which i quite an nduce ment Inow-a dav. 1KELIAND CUTTING LOOSE FROM . f! . POPEttY. r; ; Conversion from Romanism to a purer faith pjave been multiplying of lati in Ire land, to an unprecedented extent, j A cor resporident of the New pYork Titnes.-w hose letters' certainly give nt evidence ol PfO leKtant prejudice on lh& part of ihj wri ter,! in1 a late letter sayS : Sabbath Hccor der' r i '. jj KTh U'precedente spectacle was ire cenll presented at af parish church jin Mayd Ireland, of a converted Komon Catholic priest preaching to a! large con gregion of bis forme r parishioners, and urging them, in their native language,! to embrace, the Reformed Faith. Such an .occurrence would not have taken place, in I re fa by a lew years p go. as -no Roman CaJhOlic would have dared to listen for a moment to a heretic briest tt a Prbtes- tant church. It is Certain fhat a stent change is taking; place in the, opin ODS Of is rtbejlrisb-HnmariOatbolics wblnarerfalfins? away raniuiy irom ine unurcn.oi tlonie. Fatal Blow to ir Capital JStotylt ini neeniatnrmeai, says tne iraveiier. that iev. -ur. neecurr mniiy 7fara ago I rave f led ome, miles, iri a severe MiOw-stormi tb preach. One: solitary man composed the audience, but the. DrJ, nothing daunted, preached a fervid and earhediscourse to this solitary auditor! v The man 1&k so mucb struck with ihe eFort to do fiin? good, that it was the actual means of his conversion, and be became! mi,nently usei ful in tbei ministry. t 'Mr ' - l - j j J At jthf morning prayeHmeeting. Ust week in 0d South Chapel,! a speaker slat ed tbe above supposed fact; and appealed to the Dr. in reference to it j whu started Upon his feet in a moment, and with cbar acterisiic energy, declared there was not one word of truth in the whole story. So dies; one of theMveritabIesw tbat have bf5en travelling the rounds of the newspariers iL.A L ' i - li-- luese many years. , ' i -i , ! j 5 Watch, and Refiectotl lnejNew lork Uourier, m some com ments on a late fugitive slave case in tjhat essays: j . ' 'j: 'i. I H VVe learn tHat Preon, after the jutfge. ment was rendered, assured-the Commis sioner that be bad no complaint to male; jthat!he was ai sfavo of Af rl Reese, 4nd bat; Messrs. Culler & Jay (ajtiorneyn) bad not been employe by him, or at bis re quest. Jare Coal. Dr. Wm. A.: Cole has pTe. senird us with a fine upt-ciinew ul stone co.al discvyered on his plantation, atrdioketurg. Ihe stiecimen was taken from'; near the gur face of tbe ground, and ih D'jcior is of opin (on thai the re is an extensive tied of eoal lhrej Its quality has heen' tested bir: it0 i hlaek-j mith luruace and proved fo1 answer verv well lor that purpose. Peaplfs, Press. I A 1 man who spends only 61 cents fieri day for intoxicating drinks; pays out itt a year S.WI- 'I his sum -would rather: more defray the annual charge for a poll-!! c insurance on life for $1,200, beginning. at txyenty.one. And still, bow many- of; that and adjacent ages prefer squander ing their loose change at tbe death insur anew office 1 r i ; . j ' i - n 1 An elderly lady in Covington, K v.. late ly had a thorn extracted if rom her arm1 above tbe elbow; whigh had l been there over thirty five" years. , ! ? House rents in New York are error- mously high. In Chambers street, medi um houses rent for $1,400 and 81.600 fin Murray and Warren streets prices range from $1,200 to $1,500. Large new build ings in Park Place rent for, 184 000 nd 3,000, and in Vesey streejtlth best thfeee story houses $1,500 and $jf0fj; In tfc up town streets, three siopjr.) ihouses rrlt generally for from $800 to $1,300. t ' Small Pox in Lnmberton.'Vfm learn Small Pox have occur thai two cases of red in the neighboring village of Lumber ton. ; The disease was ' brought frdm Georgetown S. C North Carolinian LOOn the 26th and 30th qlt., therevir rived in New York, from foreign countries about eight thousand emigrants. 4" NEW KIND OF TOBACCO. , , A new kind of tobacco is cultivated in orne places in Maryland. It is named Persian to bacco, is of a beautiful color, jaodfcommandfi a high price H- 1 '- . . i The whigs of Henderson county hae expressed their preference for Gen. Jofin Gray Bynum as a candidate for Governor. I: A 4 J State of Jtovtti rrarol(u,it I ; rown countyJ i Court of Pleas and Quarter Se$sonstFebrU' I j " ar TerWl85i54' j ' l Sarah Hartman,vs. West II. HartmaQ.Qtho Harltnn, Jesse Baggs and wife Terrissa, JinsjCameron' alid wife Polly, Joicy, Anna, Silena, Augustus, Emelia. ; and John 1. Caubie, Heirs at Lawjof: Jinny Cauble, and Emily Adderton. ' y. ' Petition for D6wekl t .: -$j IT appearing tn the satisfaclion of the Court, taat Emily Adderton is not a resident of this State : ICIs therefore ordered, that publication be made in the Car olina Watchman, a newspaper printed! ip the lown-pf Salisbutf, for six weeks; notifying the said Emily Aa dertbn to appear at the next term of tbe Coon of Plf8s I and Quarter Sessions, to be held for ihe county of Row iin, at ihe Court House, in the town of Ssilisbury, on tie first Monday in May next, then .and t)ejre to ansr, plead or demur to ihe petition of plaintiff, or judgment will be taken pro conJesso and .plaiijiifit'clpetition heard exparteaitto her. : 1 'f: ji ."f j ' Witness, James Ei Kerr, Clerk of said Court at fice, the 1st Monday in February, 185S. - I JAMES E. KERR, Clerk Price adv. 85 50. I I I j 6w46 i Administrator's Notioe. : HAVING taken letters of administration, de botitt nom, at November Term, 1851, go the estateiof Samuel Silliman, dee'd, all those having jelaims against said estate are hereby notified to p'esept. them for pay ment within ibe time required by law, r they will he debarred by Act of limitation. Those, ipdebted toscid estate are advised to come forward Immediately and make- payment, i i f ' r ;J D. R BRADSHAW, Admr. de bonaa nen. i March litis. 1852. ! .ill I 1 15-- Statt of ilortn eatoUna. I i ij RANDOLPH COlf?flY. ' Court, of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Febru- 4 ar)jiifemA8t'l TI HE last' Wilt atid Testament jofyMillicent Nixon - being produced io open Court, and tbe due exe cution thereof being proved by one- of the subecribmg witnesses, and ordered to be recorded ! And il appeal ing that Henley Nixon is appointed Executor therein ; and it farther appearing to the Court, that said Henley Nixon ha left the State or gone to parts unknown : It ia therefore ordered by tbe Courts that publication ma,de for six weeks ia the Carolina Walehman, a pub lic newspapef printed in the town of Saliabary, N. G.. for1 Mid Henley Nixon to eorae forward and appear at the next Term of the Coortt to be held on the first Monday in May, 1853. at the Conrti House, and thft and there qualify as Executor to the Will of Millicem Nixon (or renounce his appointment! and tbe office of Executor to vaid Will, or Letters oC Administration with said Will tnoeted will be giraliled io tome of tbe next of kin. , , , j Witness. Benjamin F. Hoover, Clerk of oar' said Court at office in Asbeboro, on. ibe first Monday In February. IS52. S 1 ' ' B. F. HOOVER, Clerks Price adv. 85 50. L 1 "1 r r I f h 48 i ! ' i i Valuable Real Estate :!r,J ;V.FOR, SALE-!;. , .!. fTTI HE sabseriber offers for sale tbe well-known Tract : jB, ofi Liand on which he now resides, two nd a bal miles Cast of Salisbury. There are ' 200 ACRES OF LAND in tbe Tractall iq good order. Tbe -Saw sod Grist Mill are all in good repair as also the Dwelling and oatboose. i Having determined to remove he will give a bargain, lie will remain in North Carolina; unti the first of April. Applications after that time may be made to John D. Brown, Salisbury. The subscriber has other lands lying near this tract which he will sell if desired. . -, . ' THOMAS E. BROWN. Jan. 99. 1852. 39tf RUN EVERYBODY. nnilB undersigned informs his friends and customers -BL generally, that he still occupies his old stand, on Mam street, where they will find at all time a splendid SIOCK oi i , '!!'' Siaddles and Harness. of the latest style, and made by the best workmen in the State, and no mistake. He feels certain, as to beaaty and darabtUty, of giving the utmost satisfaction Aa competition is the life of trade, he would inform his friends and customers lhat no pains will be spared to please tbe public. All kinds of country produce taken or Saddlery ; even chickens, butter, and eggs. All kinds oi repairs aone who neatness and despatch. W. J. PLUMMER. I Salisbury, March, 1 1th, 1852. tf45 ANOTHER NEW ARRANGEMENT. Will jama Brown, HAYING purchased the Tin Shop formerly known as the shop of Brown & Baker, have opened the same in the house of D. A. Davis, opposite the store of w. Murphy1 Co., where he proposes to carry on the business in all its various branches. He is now ready " receive the orders of his friends and the pub lie, tor all kind ol work in his line of business. A fine assortment of Tin and Japan Ware kept constant ly on band tor sale. House Roofing and Guttering executed promptly and in the best manner. Chopper and Sheet iron Ware ol various kinds also kep constantly on hand ; and any work In that line jiot ready made promptly executed.. His Sheet Iron Stores are a superior article, and very cheap. STILLS of all size kept for sale, ind made to order at 50 cent per pound. The subscriber respectfully solicit a trial. Mer chants and Pedlars are particularly invited to give him call. ; Coantry Produce, old Pewter and old CoppeT taken in exchange tor work. Salisbury, Jan. 8, 1852. Iy36 State of Hortti (Carolina, DAVIE COUNTY. In Equity Spring Termr 1852. Thomas Brandon, David Brandon, Hannah Campbell, Maty Ann! bharpe, vs. William Brandon, Samuel Brandon, John Brandon. Petition for sale of hand. V Irf this case, it appearing, to the tisfaction of the Court, that ibe defendants, William Brandon, Samuel Braqdon and John Brandon, are not inhabitants of this State : It is ordered by ihe Coulrt, that publication be made for six weeks, in the Carolina Watchman, for the said defendants to appear, av the next Court of Equity, to be held for the county of Davie, at the Court House in Mocksville, on die 4th Monday in September next, add plead, answer or demur, to complainants' bill, or the same will be taken pro conlesso, and tbe cause set for hearing ex parte. Witness, Li Bingham, Clerk and Master of said Court of Equity, at office, the 4tb Monday in March, A. D., 1852, and in the 74th yeaf oT American Inde pendence. L. BINGHAM, C. M. E. Price ad v $5 50. 6w49 y j . ; Line from Greensboro', N. .,to Richmond and Petersborsr, Va. N and after the 1st day of April, 1852, there will be a direct line of four Horse Post Coaches from reensboro', N. C.via Danville. Halifax C. il.. and Charlotte C. H, Va , to Burkesville, where they will meet ihe cars from Richmond and Petersburg. This line will be run three timea a week and there t will be no detention. Leaving Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday land Saturday, at 9 A. M. Arrive at Danville same days 9, P. M. S V Leave Danville every Sunday, Wednesday and Fri day at 7. P; M, Arrive at Greensboro next dav at .6. A M. ' This line wilj connect at Greensboro' with the Salis bury, and at Danville with the Lvnchburg stages. - J. HOLDERBY & CO. P. FLAGG & CO. March 13, 1852. 4t48 BARGAINS! THE Subscriber have some very desirable Winter Dress Goods vet on ha nd. whirh ihev will aell at reduced prices also a variety of other Goods which tbey wish lo dispose of before Spring, that thev may give-room for their Spring Stock. Any persons wishing to buy eoods for cash or barter, would do well to give os a calj, aa we are very desirous to reduce oar stock as low aa possible. We keep constantly on hand a supply of tin-plate, sheet-iron ' sheet and bolt copper iron wire for Tin ners use, and for Telegraph and Water Conductor. BROWN, FRALEY dt CO. Salisbury. Jan. 22. 1852. 3if Dr. A. M. NESBITT, T AVING permanently located in tbe Town of Salisbury, tenders bis Professional services to the citizens and surrounding country. His office is on Wa ter aueet.one door below A. H. Caldwell'a office, where he may be found at all times, unless absent ion Professional', duties. January 1st, 1852. GBEAT BARGADfS. GOING OFF CALL AND SEE. I HAVE MO lor 15 very fine new Dtigrgie, just 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 JI25, and will warrant all of t Hem two years. The work is first rate call and see, and judge for yourselves. , O 10 per cent discounted always on cash paymeta. Also two cheap Carryalls.Secead handed, for sale. 1 I i J. S. JOHNSTON, j S ! Near Murphy k Store. j j Good Timber, : Socli a jWbidr Oak. Ashe, Red Elm. Yellow and White Poplar, awy bought for work, or cash. e L i J , J- JOHNSTON, Saliahry. Feb. 12. 1852. 4tf i Blanks of qvery description for sale f AT THIS OFFICE 11 6LJ . VALUiBLE :IMH: FOE SALE. rmrHR anbscriber otTeta for ale iSeven Tract of 7 . . . . J 1 Land, I rounded with improve asmoch as heart could wish. This land i well adapted to the cultivation of Com, Tobacco,, Oata, Kye j ri....r nt ln Stock raisins, -i Some eood Or chard with a little improvement, and a good Mill Site for any kind of machinery. There are two Tobacco Factories close b. Some good Meadows and more to nn Mill Rite. 56 Acre : one ol 3U Aeres srun to baki n( twini4 nnit ' tract of 95 Acre, Orcbard nA Tohaero Inri : one Tract of 100! Acre, wiiH gopd KrtiMinm. nrfhrA and meadow. &c, : 100 Acres mostly Tobacco wood land ; 100 Acre soitahtd for Tobacco, wood labd m 0 stlf, and nearly 100 Acre, all wood land, suitable for Tobacco, &C, &c. I wm aeu about 400 Acre in one' tract, or divide it-to nt pur chaser. Those ibin2 t buy good land cbeap, now isibe time come! atid judge for yourselves, . Any ooe desirin? information respectina the above property.can nmt it hv nnnlrinor 'either tn the subscriber at AdreW Mill, near John Da I ton's. Esq.. or lb A". B. F. Gaiiber, Esq , Col. F. Young and Capt. P. Houston. ! ! ANDREW BAGGABLTf. Iredell county, Dec. 18, 1851. ' ' " 33 A P80CLAMATI0N, By His Excellency David S. Reid, Governor of the State of North Carolina. Whereas, three fifths of the whole number of mem bers of each House? of the General Assembly did at ibe ; last session pass tbe following Act : , T . ' J " AN ACT to athend tijte Constitution of North Car olina, f V 1 1: j ' ' 1 1 Whereas, The freehold bnalification nor rranired for the electors for members of tbe Senate conElct with the fundamental orinciotes of liberty : Tberrfoire Sec. 1. Be it enacted by tke&thetal Atsew&tyef the State of North Carolina, anil tt tl Aere&jf enacted by the authority of the same, three-fifths of the whole number of members of each House concurring, that the second clause kf third section of the first Article of the amended Constitution, ratified by the peoptej of North Carolina on, the second Monday w November A. D., 1835, be intended by striking out the words " possessed of a freehold within the same district I of nny acres oi land tor six months next oetore antral ine day of election." o that the said clause of said sectibn shall read as follows: All' free white pnen of the ageof twenty-one yers ; (except as I nereinatter declared; who have been inhabitant of ny one district within the State twelve! months' immediately orecedinsr die day of any election and shall have paid public taxes, shall be entitled to; vote for a member of the Senate. Sec. 2. Beit further enacted That the Governor of water powe ef the State be, and he is hereby! di reeled, to-issue lis Land in the Proclamation to the people of North Carolina, at least offin small? six monins oesore ine next election lor members ot( ine l commoaaiRT r ? a a a J a .4 ; " j 1 1 . - ' General Assembly setting forth ihe purport of this Act All such per and the amendment to the Constitution herein proposed, which froclamation shall be accompanied by a true and perfect copy of tbei Act, authenticated '.by Jhe certifi cate of the Secretary of Stale, and both the Proclama tion and the copy of this Act the Governor of the Stale shall cause to be published in all the newspaper of this btate.and posted in the Cburt Houses of the respective Counties in this State, at least six months before the election oi memoere to tne next Ueneral Assembly. ivrau mree times ana agreed to oy tnree-titin p the whole number of members of each House resDec lively, and ratified fn General Assembly, this the 24h day ot January, 1851. I ? ' J. C.I DOBBIN. S. H.-C. ' N. EDWARDS, S; S. j St4tb or North Carolina, . ) ' Office of Secretary of State! i I, WrLuisi HiLri Secretary of State. in and for the State of North Cafolina, do hereby certify that trie either for lots or ; foregoing is a true atid perfect copy of an Act; of tne enterprise ui.'l ? uenerai Assembly tot this state drawn nit frm h. i im i u" we; in iras omce. uiven under my nan this 31st day of December, 1851. .lb 1 WM. HILL, Sec'y of State Axd Whras, tKe said Act provide for amending the Constitution of ibe State of North Carolina so 4s to conler on every qualified voter for the House of Com mons the right; to vote also for the Sena itel . M4 .1 .' .t ' ... " . ' known that if ibe aforesaid amendment to the Consti auw, iiirrriure. 10 ine ena mat it miv.M rnkih tution shall be -agreed td by the jwo-thirds of the wlloie representation in eateh house of the next General As sembly, it will be then submittud to the nennl far rltt. fication, I have issued this my Proclamation in cohtbf-; mity with thr provision of the before recited Act. t In testimony whereof. David ;S. R Etn. Gnvernnii A the State of North Carolina, hath hereunto set his band and caused the. Greait Seal of said State to be. affixed.1 ) uone at Ihe Uity ot Kaleish. on thi ihir!t. L. s. first day of December, in the year of our L6nj; in me otn year ot oar independence. .i mr- I . r - .Mwunawu cieiii.. uuuuiru ana iiii ir.nnp b ni ny the tiovernor, j DAVID S. REID, Thomas Settle. Jr.. Private Sec'v. t. Persons into whose bands this Proclamation mav fa I ill please see that la codv of it ia nnxtA nn :n ,uL Aa. If C . I J f . . C. . iT. 4uusc ui iucir respective iouniiea. Jan. 3, 1852J j tAe47 S. H. FORD. Wilmington, n. u ilEALER LXH1BBLE M0r3IETS i FIEATi iWn -1-FFoot Stones : Paint Stones : Imnnnincr An mnA sw -i . ii . : r , ouvi i, any a rucie caiea tor ot either Italian, E?yptiai r American MarWe : and work warranted to please or no sale ; and if dad gru urioreaenvery.lt 18 at tliaexnenne ; - Orders for any of the above enumerator! aw ;,.L. t-A .:.L . i oi... - -.,s ... . r" - " w . ine canors oi tne watchman, w be attended lb wimi uiBpatcn. i JNov. 9i l 84929 if NEW CARRIAGE SHOP, AllMl. UJULiA. T1HE undersigned has pened a Carriage Eetab lishment near Mount UUa.ilii Rowan county, and bees levi: SJs-npi io can puouc attention to the Ssraame. We is prepared to do Iperty would io c-c, ... mr vrry oesi manner. mH nn tkM . - commodaung terms. He nronoaea m m.k. . nent establishment at the above stand,! believing tb pubhc wants of thatsec.ion of country require it! Hi i.,c c.Mrns mthe surrounding country who may need wnrlt will i r T . . .74 i . ' can oeiore going eisewherei er. i I 8 "Vl advantages over Carriage build era in the aiirrointwIinL :n . i .,ki; r,,'f country nnBBelve ot the benefit of the samel Jan. 8, 1852. JAMES BROWN. 36: tf DR. IE F. MORRIS. ti AVING permaraently located in the town Of Saliaburv. pmn.oir.ill. ,'4..t ... -f...ro .u .uc puouc in tbe. varioaa 1 oranqnea of nis prolrseion. l" i'I .hCWf8,lsbrich.bldinie' the Rowan Hodae Tr .'"aicnra, "nice. MFeb. 19, 1852. j tf42 Just Received a Fresh Supply of j TOMB STOMTiB. ril HE subscriber fould respectfully inform the iti mm iisDory.and the aurroandin- co,r. I m,X .C8 " f "l,r worthera price.! Having made the necesarv .. f"T,n(S, , "wee. mi any Ofder from five dollar to S500 I no paina will be soared to ktt.AaM m..iA a ia : P i en ' j ,uc uofcnoer can, at! B.I t . i J George voglek. siub0IT, April 4 less. 1 'r. i I II BRANSON sk finv Favetlevitte. M.k ti . - , IDW. . , AK Omce Salisbnry $ TajIorsrUlc Plant 1 Rokd Company, j i'tf ny. will be IShvte1 H P,aDk R,d P Wednesd.y thekth yri,H;tt on attendaoeia?e6ueiteJf f7, i852: A Pnnal ryADra i ,oWM- MURPIiy. PWL B.C. tl.'a l' York a lar" - SOLE . ire Hoot i- : generally. " in Rait Res t 'o their ir.tert oor large eioi!. Gentlemen, v good ma terra' of tbe N orl ).: to bray an J r been bonght f. . contradtctUn ; Test V.'c:' to be founj in y tow as the lo A call is rv?y bop is one t,' occupied by ' ! Salts l-ur jc: 'i trposiif V.". AVING Sal.- NjstBe. H.n tbeSfa-feapJ r please a-lW .'.o r dbneateUen r. dwn aken in e Jonaory J3r I , ID A piiBiM; - X : em V,c Eagle or i iaadjoimnt!. due attention. - . " There i Which, ' Let ac-i c Here is a (!. look this way. cessfully.the er. which I propo; however, thou.." wit: the erecti wool, and for cz prospect, ope r s i fields. Thislcc a;Towri, is very great Central R; Country, lwil! terms to suit f South Eagle Tr a i most any a mo Iredell Covr., TkFFERS hi-V-He can at r professionally er Offlce-Ia Jc' Salisbury ,Ju! L-' JAI T7AT0II ; DO"." KEEP cons; tensive a. ;; i Silvc JlfSICAL ixs: 1 ! Perfac: , of every deEori; tides in tbe alp ine their fine sel Murphy & Co. Watches, C!. manner, and wa r Lepine and i l and warranted t ; Salisbury, Mt If r-CAsn THE abser. chase a nm ing the fliqlit Persons wt-'.l . . T. Communicnti Salisbury, Sf; I Sfcff. ARE all in ex Boats hav- ;as new; We I, . iter, and well a.! 700 bbls. mere! Those favorin ; as prompt and c other Line can t A. D.CAZAT Fayettevi!:e, I : 1003 : 'JL 'Feathers : Marc!) : eo.ooo r.: I WILL ny ' ton and ii.rs-:; in Fayettevi!!e. a Paper Mill in t getting my to: -aa much for rn.. not be forced io t arranged wi;h tags delivered t . I March 4,1 v' r d: TH1HE Co-jar -fl firm anJ i this day di"ov ', All perrons in,'.-' come fbrwarJ c ' SaltsluryFr - ll.- "HT : rensar Jaoii5ry 20, , .
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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April 22, 1852, edition 1
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