. u : -H .lv vv f rv v4 H i .-. Hp:
V : i in i - - ; I '' ; m:- i
v-l-if.! A.'-" 'A I : ii liir -'A'- !
it),:: 1 j ' -:" A- - A A!
.V.
rs
4;.
ivr
Watchman and
mee
I.V Tli
lcffla kit!'
r if i i rU,Anc'rJ rk.J
jM ijlEETlNd
Si I :
a- large ana
izdns ol Iredell
of Mr. Jacob
pur.
opriely
portion of
Li !! Wjlpcl 4 the r
!brrfatJ ! ifUfiner ; after
lBSJ5ydCountv.a
meeting
which
ee, delivered a
ounty, and also
hpointed ihe following
Wll i II CUCII l ie
faai: jltUfiS P. ' Ckmbbell, Jr.,
Leliand, Allison
I$sq The Com miff
following
'' r ti"
m rk iTrirM- j-i; nihil- -.t L. j
rjfiiefte4itj&.8t ibfehce eastward
t,,i: m LUC :
vie5
line, thence
with
and thence
with
i ' . IT - f 3 I si ' i
wo a ddi 1 1 on a I ca n
Commons favorab e
&j$$f,pYffiM and opposed tp lhi
i Mlh$t i tfc Bp oved that t h e pro
If?t-Mip9.p"vef K ,Jp I'wousnea in ine
r- .4i-hiSi-lffi:li.riBi i I.S ..t t; l . j .: -L
U'f cJdttpvvJirc was adopted, r
.j5WD D,nieefrj ujournea,
v. .t
i e UYli titiivte. i
! 4 S
11 tor's family, and sickness
Hn the office, must account
U r?alamiei 4S wis twuei s
paper ; ana for the
f .Til-'"f$js-:t .jtalvi fi ; . i ' j
ylnTkfeliIdFtadiPhTslogttoiny, combi
I rim ui vfuipuui j i ucuvenng lectures
In(ialeli-caia ia' the above' acien
.leini:velii'pUa have resolved. to take
fwteifif arelL i jlmjT. will visit Lexington
,uii5w er, wii Do a meetfng
vwiuiw,ih:uiii y 1 P e c,l,ena oi ssajis
l.wii.50Hi: tte ichantry aihall see fit to
MM
is , at 3 o'clock P. M.
fiMapln to the Rail Itoad
M'ftee1 thd $th July next.
7
I K. RsV(.-BiBItOP
si&mfe Lflk's Cherchy Salisbury, on Sunday
toot.
1188 ShkejklplLBnr.nrr f -
isisaiaattiape rendered backwith
erg
2-S '
faUglritoilohtfX
ft. Wright, Town.
EKEW.ngllast,: 10 minutes to
;fSflmk-iUaaehter of J. J. and
IWNiiiUful in death- !. '
lW&-1? Wstantv Mr, Benjamin
aOl'P'! 3arB- The decease has
sv Wl Wy $m$ his death. Com.
"tWtff fw9 S months mi 14 iayi
SI? fl fr,f tighter of William ar
ISWy. Maryland
Wtit T -I" n'Py De "a,d that though
f f Mr FFs -rrB 1 ana I qualities. ler
Hkll 1 charity, was indeed of
Hj-fli ???raftW4ad fbr one as younff
rr-H' fM ornament ot grace
&!MlRH if f !J:'v, :
but quiet,
MMWftll.v known, eten
S ( iP1ua'pt(ince-; bu she was never-
r-sSf? 'H!1 devoted friend-the
3aisaif "jffhafeica, obscured partly by
SI5Tilo-her mostand none
:fc4f ,t?i m .Hved her more, than her
iy tU.3H- inenas,- w nose loss tfeey
txepaied.
1 tut t ana irnm iir hmA n .i ,u.,.
li&t t .ri Mvni iiCT oome. ana thnnsn
iLPt-aeMl liHS. .i;.! .u
if j 'i -.V i T L BIN iuy(
;.fom4hkWi&rc.e that disturbed herr
"lllt? WfWed because that
k.Vl A -I , Si
11 v J.P. S.
wfllpleasecopy- i
IS & CO..
: iJLa fefcia u
M-!fiJu P!e Nly receivincr aiMwtAn.
fell
i6 ani Enable Gon :
Mmmim are solicit
n
WOIF W wiU be pleased
Um h.. -.L . . ... . . "
V
B. B. itCO.
tn
tibfOTiTr--?'
iJia .. arL Tf f OTcaville,offers
; 1 . t
fJa0
0.
. . i ft
iiiijff:.; it-.''
Ttfffit: beginning ai me laoKin
lyriheforler of the Wilkes
K S l Yadke Coun;
f rMl Irflfl'to ilfnder Coiaif y cor-
i - ih a v dnw i n : i tne.
AitrtollloPW? i.qoirtte having been
;.i M2k.m. vftiKer men moved that
Sel'riei.'' ' "
s
to :: t- i f r-i v . -1
);pmppa&a . a T
'151 ' k jftil jcoont by Revl John
rTf WTM'alf, .of Salisbury, to Miss
f,W?tiWi Mi Fisher, of Cabanitia.
IJ :!.
7 !
SAM'L H. littl
; Vat. 1 f t. . i.w I . i . : . . r
PURE &; UNAPtJLTERATED
Palnis,OiLs,Brnshes,Pntt
-ALSO-.
stum,
B.fr ""tw-! rand 'ro.p.
v, ' j? ' SomaiHn9 and Creams - Fan-
Prtw?feh? HMi?Tot.
rure Wines and Brandies warranted not reduced and
selected eapWly for medicinal SSS.
ticIe.DQrchased frnm iW;a L.If rT ... . cr7 ar-
to be-such'a. eiSJ.ff TTf ? fnd
Goods carefully Daclied njLL-.lLlLir .
1m.
osteite
U -. .1. :
Madder, logwood, C?bod,
fro givesatisfactioni pS,lri"Aa
expnencea hands at rfj 1,?
to which they can have access Lat iiinv tim.T " IOre
Advice gratis to those pircng medicines.
June IT, 1852.. fl -Hi id fill'
! JUST REGElVEli
A T; PENDLETOS METtvifDRUGlTORE, by
XX. express, a quantity j . s ; . ' 7
I ; Quinine, '; f 1 . ;
. ; ig.i ' Gm Opium, II I .
Powdered Opium,
Rhubarb,: Opt. i ,
Pint jRooiii I ' '
Balsam Covaiva.
Chlorofohn,, I L
Blistering Ointment,
Mjvvvrsi jrvwae:
A "Blue Mass. k
June 17, 1852. S , H! i 7:f
J?T!eceived at pEifDfiEtoil's DRUG STORE, a
lot of SUnerfin C.ttll A tlG..'JrtUPinn
TOBACCO.
t June 17.- V-7;tf ? r -:
MEDICO-DENTAL SURGERY,
w. f. nAsbsiik.n. .:tL :..
fj ESPEpFpIiLV offers his servi
A c?s in the IlygerticaJ, Surgical am
and
Mechanical J treatment of the various
Hi: - iPISEAlESOF THE ,"i : .
and expects from a more5 thjrotigh acquaintanoe with
cause and effect, the many improvements in mechanism,
io uirrii a cuinmuance pi lavors'so generously be
stowed for the last 8 or JO years, i f I;
N. B. Dental SaRqERY' can only be faithfully and
honestly dispensed iby a person wiih high practical ex
cellence in his mechanical manipulations, guided by a
knowledge of the functions of the humati economy, dur
ing health'a'nd 'dissaseM L - ;M f t
O" Communications directed to Salitbury, will be
attended the first opportuiity. " ) 1
June 17,'1852. ; i ? i !;i-vili 5-tf
MARTIN & BRYAN,
' : :; ' FAtppBP, ; A
And General Commission Merchants,
JVb. 3, Boyce ido.Wiarf .
i! CHARLESTON. Si C.!;
THE SOAP 31AN IS IN TOWN.
E'cfy body has bought ajrisht.
IT is hot unfrequemiy Ithei case in two or three days
to hear the declaration, bWn't you bought the right
ta use CRANE'S SOAP ';Whyi you fcan do four
days washing in less than one day, without boiling or
rubing. All you havetd do is, to soak your clothes for
thirty minutes in warm water and' rinse them out, and
they are nice and ttagti' if: Sv' 1
The undersigned haa jthe;sole; righito Si CRANE'S
Chemical Componnd Washing Mixture
OR
3
in and for tjhe State of N. Carolina, and will be pleased
to serve the citizens of Salisbury with therigbt to use
this valuable Dteoarattot He can he found, for a few
days only, at H James? Hotel. V Experimental' washings
will be made for any one; at their own homes, if request-
At fX a a m nnin ! a i f t Via rrat rrA rn it Kik nivan C rrm
ladies and gentlemen ofuncjoubted veracity in all parts
ot ine country, wno are in jtne use oi me iviixiure.
ror further particulars: see snali bills.
O" Persons livihff at a. distance can brocure A ri?ht
for the Patent bjr sendingf4edol1ara tb Ji J. RYAL,
Raleigh, N C, which will-entitle them toHhe right to
use the Patent, and recejpe to make,;and directions to
use ine r reparation, wnifcrr wm, in an cases, oe sem io
purchasers by return inailrjn due form. 'l !
ill!
t IN LEXINGTON, Ni C.
PERRYMIN HillRIS Co.,
XXAVE opened! a Shp jfn the Tow ni of Lexington,
I anrt or nrtw nrpinared in rp reive fh nrdera ftf
their friends and all others who may want work in their
line of business, Theyf have ;made arrangements to
extend their ODerations. fio ats to accommodate all aonli-
cants and meet all demands, from the; most common
article uplto the eIegantand$ump3uoius; ! "
(JLOSE UAiililAiiii.
Their work shall tehut up in ihe. Neatest afid
most SUDSiamiai manner anu jfuiu- w iyrtccs -which
cannot fail io give satisfaction.
None but the very best materials, of wood and iron,
shall be tised. ! 1 . f V v v 1 v
It bein their objeel Io give a fair equivalent in all
cases, they will unhesftitioglyt warrant ;their work for a
reasonable length of time, i f
, i A ; R EfffA Ift ING : i ;, : A
done at shortest natice.fand af low prices.1:..!
jConfitjenl of avit!g i ijibeij; paver toerve
ihe public inihiVt of basin? s iri a manner
that shatl ensure its' approbation, they respect.
fullyssolMit a trial.? j fl .? ' : Vt M'" - .
Lexington, June J7, 1852. ; i 7;3in
k- ii
HE! Subscribers we riow lrceivjpg la jlarge stock
fcWh DRUnaiMRDtCTNESi &e.. which they
will sell to rnysiciansana pinery atsucn pnqrswiuT
not fail td be batisfactary. J Froni, this tinle,: they will
be ephstahtly in receipl of fresh .goods, and : all. orders
promptly filled, upon ie niost, favordhle terras.; 1 , .,
. i !f f I SILL! SILL.y
; i! H 'Druggists ot Chemists, -h
Opposite Mansion'Hjtel; Salisbury, NC ;
(.Junejp,l852,Ttf?i... (',1 A-
( Warraiits 1qr sale here
I Tplf;f j; baft p
, 5 ; ;:, t-i in .;;.U1
H
"jAVING parcb.se d be.pfbt Summer retrett,.
,,.-! . - " miiig ; turn KKUUI laa IDf
1 ' Knii, ioi ne ji makjng every necessary
improrement for ihnnrr.;-n- riJ. .r
. - - -. mm luuuuii vi loose
who may repair to those Yalaable; Springs in search of
Dleasute or hlit ; 1 r " 1
2 , Progress, and. If iprtcticable.
the water will soon be broagfat into the house by hy
draulic machinery ; convenient; bathing houses -are be
ing erected : lodffinff foomd.r.iu;J. ..7,
!
nished with all that ; wfll cohtributejio the enjoyment of
the occupant ; and the spacious premises are teine or
namented m T.rious wayai In alibrt, the proprietor is
determined to render the qatawba SPrmgaPaPof
h?.?031' .T patronage .Wm i: and
he assures the public that every possible effort shall be
m,i.,eca,? the favop f the 4 ho call upon him.
O-Travellers who stop at Catawba Springs, will
find the very best if entertainment ; sad to all, the
charges will be as low as the provision markets will al-
IOW. i ! ".j! ,. j f ; , .
Catawba Springs, March 3, 1852.
tf5
i s
HEAD QUAETEfiS,
Salisbury, Hay 18, 1852.
fTipE Officers of the . 3rd Regiment of Volunteers
J". Xcry commanded to appear at the Court
House in Salisbury, on the 2d day of Jaly- at 10 o'
clocki with side arms for Drill and, Court Martial, and
on the 3d. at 9 o'clock, with thi r.-'
nies for Review and Inspection, iwith three' rounds of
carinage. tsy order of f I 1
xxr , 4r,Tr3 s- BRW Ci- Com'ant.
W. M. BARKER, Adj.! I i 6W3
READ THIS!
ARRIVAL OF AN ENTIRE STOCK OF
NEW GOODS.
Maxwell & Horah
mst received their entire neih htdck of
opring ana iSummer uoods.
Just purcbasedNn New York arid! Phililelhi t .
duced prices, whicKwill enable tht-m tosell remarka
bly low, consisting ohhe uisuat vpietyofi Foreign. Do
mestic, and- Ladies' Fnnrw i I r): !
Waul . Sara, W 'SS IDs1'?
COOKIXG STOVES, HIED WARE AXD CUtLEBT,
MATS. BONNETS, BOOTS AND
I CROCKKR V TV A UK . .CT
TIONERY and FANCY A
TICLESzGROCKRJRS?
Cheap! to all of which they solicit the attention and
patronage of the public, and pledge themselves to use'
every effort to merit it. Small rrojit and Quick Re
turn will be their motto. I f ( I i s - f
Salisbury, May 13, 1852J ! f 2tf
STATESFILLE FEjIALE SCHOOL, j
THE subscribers beg leave to pay to he public thaij
i they have employed Mies CKOLtNi W, McLean
as teacher in this place, and that her school will com
mence July 1st. She was educated in the Edgeworth
Seminary, and has tausht fn Greenaborci to ih mir
satisfaction of her employers, sie cojea Iwith high
recommendation from comnerent tntlai:nnA tars ii IH
alaoiadd that the health and moral of our village are
not to be urpaed. Her priced per teionj of five
month, vary from $6 00 to $10 00 ; Muid 815 00 :
Drawing 1U 00 ; OiJ Painting IS 15 00. i Board in
""T r8 r 8'Tlgi?
&mx9 from 6 00 10 7
1 ' H. flV
McRORlE.
W. STOCKTON.
M. MOORE,
R. BELL, ; ,
I trustees.
June 10, 1852N
COTr
G I IN Si
-1 S
TIHE Subscriber respectfully iafornis the Cotton
planters of North Carolina, that he can furnish
nem wun urns oi superior construction ana worKman
ehpp made of the best materials,! -02 erisaw. His
Gins are warranted to run light, gin fast and make
good cotton. j f , ' !
He requests those in want! of gins to call: and exam
ine for themselves. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended toi j .'I S- j !'
He refers to the following persons who; have tried his
Gins: Messrs. Moss, Laird Alexander, jaiid Moses
Pitts, near Concord, Rufas Reid, Mt. Mdurne, and W.
N. Brown, of Mecklenburg. Ui f , ',
I ! R. J. McCRETGHT,- j
i Cotton Gin-maker, amaeo, S. C j
June 10, 1852.--6m .6 V fPrice advj 0Q K
Stsitr ot lovtnjfeaiidUnsi,
j ROWAN COUNflfY. it j jj
Andrew Lyerly, et alj. ) tin Equity; i
: v. I Li ' n M; -.
Richard Gheen. Spring Term, 1852. . v
Petition to Sell Laid. M
T appearing to the satisfaction jpf 8ai4 Court that
Rioharrt HWn io nnl n inhnniiant if Ai Statei !
It was ordered, that publication b4 made.iri the Caro
lina Watchman -for six weeks, requiring him, the said
Richard Gheen,1 to appear at the: jjiext J:Term of this
Court, to be held at j the Court-house miSjtlfebury; on
the; 8th Monday after the 4th Monday in September
next, then and there to plead, answer', or demur to the
Petition, in default thereof, judgment will ibe taken
pro confesso, against him ! 'f U H
i L. BLACKMERJCi M. E.
Salisbury, June 10. 1852.-f6t6. 1 l Pr.i fees 85
NEGROES WAiNTED.
Salisbury, Jane 3d, 1852.
CASH FOR NEGROES.
rUHP siiKajr;Kr ia nnw in Tri- fnr iKe nnrehflkA
X of a LARGE NUMBER 0lWKEiYl YOUNG
NEGROES, .suitable for the Sduiiherriti iMarket, for
which he is paying! THE HIGHEST iiPRICES IN
cash.., ' -r- v:! ; . n .iH Jj , f :
Persons having any of the above, named; property for
sae, will find it to their advantage! by making applica
tion io him, I MYER MYERS.
D Communications! from a distanioqattehded to. 5
WHOLESALE CLOTHING
''I . r ! '
Hopkins & Pairc
Wa- 91 A RltIraore Street.' HA 1.TIM0RE.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HA iffy A LAR$E
ASSVKTMCifli I Ut KJJUJi MAJJ.
all qualitiestb Which they invite attention of
- ;: 1 oraiers. ( ma
May 20, 1852. . ' fl iff: 1)3
Blanks of every descripioi jfor isMe
. 1 1
HOUSE
AT TMS
.Daeetofe-lGniiil
of tiie State of N. Carolina?
-- ' i V-Vj Ntwiirf1 Ar?l IO loco
O f he; MajSOJTTC Fa itt inrr 1 n KAm Ii Pi.l:.. !
; Al IDC1 last OfflmA l mJF .K Hf. X7
I mim -.M Vl W.II
shipfiilGranj Lodge ir wis Resolved, jThat each Ma
u t i. " 90111 rwlent d active, be, and
bej hereby; most earnestly requested by the Grand
rrc, V, nn varonnarto transmit, is soon as possi
ble, ta Brother A. T, Jerkin, of Newgem, C. wVd.
Hutchips, iffRaleigh, William Swaim, of Green
J-ougb,or E. Myers,of Saliabury, as may be most con
venient, the Mm of 85,inore or less, for the speedy
erection of Sl John' CU.. -7.;. t. r.
f- f . "T"f-v tvpi nucirw will
be weekly pnnoonced in the papers pablished in the
Brethren: 'with confiIirte f ? 1
JJlnll!V? Hhtlf "'"prise, the impor
lance of which h hn r.,ti- ....ki:.Lij L" . r .
JiPt!tP general Concurrence W the Brethren
u.uuBuui ine otate. ; yvile enough has already been
done toencoaraee the hone! of KnilM anil mrrl r. i.
enure practicability. mnh vr rm.;n k. j
render this success certain! and even to prosecute an
remutinglyihe measures ifafready commenced And
yet it is confidently Ki; ,i,.,",i..i.:j Li-1".
feub 1 l.Fender will belktnply sufficient to accom-
F.u . u5 anu tna t speedy. Upon your action then
as Masona, depends the sudcess of ah enterprise which
promises the richest benefits ito the cause of Masonry
and of humanity in general- Some of our Lodges have
contributed Dronmtlv snH 'nnhl ia m j
only ask your careful consideration of the subject, con
vinced as we are that nothing more is needed to secure
your cordial
b: r i "viv hum COI1V IC
sponse to this appeal. Rendmber that in this aSin ev
ery other social movement; harmony it it strength and
mpport. 1 am Respectfully and Fraternally yours,
, . ': A. T. JERKINS, Grand Matter.
pub:t:Dec:f 10:ds. : j- . 1
Editors of Newspapersjand Periodicals ifriendly to
the cause will please cfrpyfjthe above. '
The Estate mbst be Settled
1 1
ALL those indebted to Ihe estate of John Murphy,
deceased, or the old ; Firm of J. & W. Murphy,
iuuicu wntc more, 10 can ana settle, or they wi
have to settle with an Ojeer1..
v . W. MURPHY, Execuor,
-' I and surviving partner.
May 27, 1852. . ; j ; . 6w4
Tii Weekly! Stage Line
FROM: SALEM TO, j JEFFERSON, N. C.
ARRIVES and departs from Salem in connection
with the Northern Line.
E. T. Clemmoxs, Contractor, respectfully informs the
travelling community am public generally, that this
uire is wen BiocKea witn arse, able Home fir... r.nau.
es, careful and experienced drivers.
. Ihe best eating houses have been selected. No pains
nor expense snail oe soared on his nan in ronHoml
pleasant and agreeable. If!,
O Office at Zeverly's Hotel, Salemi N. C.
May 2. 1852. fl . 6m4
New Spring-and Summer
GOODS, FOR 1852
M. BROWN & SON.
A1
RE . now receiving their Spring and Summer
. Good . Pmhraeinor evjrv vn rll v nf at via an A f. mU
ion, to b found South of khe Potomac, consisting of
Engusbi French, and American Staple
ana iancyiiry lioods,
Hardware and Qflery, Ready Made
Clothing, Hats afid Bonnets, Delph,
China and Glass Ware, Qroce
v j rtei, 4-c, &c.
Our stock of Goods is as pomplete as any in this Mar
ket, and will be sold as cheap as the cheapest, whole
sale and retail. Give us call before buying, as we
are determined to offer extraordinary inducements to
purchasers! '
Salisbury. April 2Qi 1852. 52t
THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for
Trnsteea of SnlishiirV Female Anlem v. would
inform all persons who have contributed to the erection
of said Building, that he? in pursuance of an Act of
Assembly passed at the session of 1850-'5l, (page 530)
made sale iof said Dronertv. and is now readv to nav
over to each contributor ot their legal representatives
their prorata proportion Off the fund arising from the
sale of the 'same. 1 1 t
. vj MICHAEL BROWN, Agent
; for-Trustees of Salisbury Female Academy.
May 20; 1852. ) I ; 3tf
Sale of Valuable Lands.
PURSUANT to a Decee of the Court of Equity
for Rcwan County, obtained at the Spring Term,
1852, 1 will oner tor public sale, at the premises, on the
19th day of June next, thknds bef6hging to the heirs
at law of Alexander Snioot, deceased, lying on the
waters of South Yadkin, known as the .Thomas place,
adjoining the lands of John ; Luckey, iSamnel Smith,
Henry Rudisill and otherfcoqtainiag about
S 300 AipRESA
v Terms.--r-Credit nine months, bond and security,
x Also.lTWo Tracts of Ltthd, belonging to Ann Eli
zabeth Chambers, infant vard of James Alexander, ly
ing on the jwaterf of WillMrow's Crek, adjoining the
lands of Richard Cowari.rJohn K. Graham and others.
These t&crcontain, the im about S3 3-4 Acre,
the other Ka bout 94 AcJCS. They will be sold on
the premises, on the 15th efcray of July next.
Tenns-li-Credit 9 monthjs.bond and security.
1 BLACKMER. C. M. E.
Salisbury Mayj 1,1 852-tPr. adv. 8 3t5
Jysf Received & Fresh Supply of
TOMB STONES.
THE subscriber wdulcjespectfully inform the citi
! zejislof Salisbury dad the surrounding country,
.u.. Ukoinr..n.,l TTriVhlo nliliIimllt
lliai uc I t r - - . , .
in Salisbury, which may be foutjd at his residence, on
Market street- where he "is prepared to furnish Grave
Stones of garble Slabs ancy upright stone on pedes
tals, tombs monuments, Ac, at a Very small profit.
W I . I XVA-tUA m -.-Saaa IT.viniT
tingravipg aone neany nuiiucij)ni.tB.
a short notice, fill any orcfer jfrom five dollars to 8500.
-m L '111 ' f ' m .fA ak
Ho pains will oe tpareii io give enure pjj,iisii.iij.
Old Tomb Atones festoreufto their primitive whiteness.
. GEORGE VOGLEH.
, Salisbury, Apri 8,1 85. )
liAND HOR fALE.
PURSUANT to a deeree of the Court ot tquity,
majie at Spring Terrt,il852, 1 will sell at public
It.onjhe premises, on Baiurday.the 3rd day oi Juiy
it, thit (valuable tract of land known as the
Tan-Yard Tract,
formerly! t!he property of Levi Cowan, situated seven
miles West; of SaIisbBrysdjoining the lands of Mat
thew Plnramer. Daniel Menae, and others, containing
117 Acres; Thiisa vtJoable piewof land.and has
upon it a idwening-housej and Tan.Yard, the latter in
good repair. This property i situated, and
any onwlio wished to go into the. Tanning Business
would douhtless do well t6 purchsse iL '
Anv one wishing to examine the premises, may do
sobyealling on Mr. E Rice, who; may beand at
5 ;
Terms made known 04 the day of sale.
T. T. LOCKE. Com.
Janell852.J4t6.!j;
Grand
east
. -v ' s is"."1-' ' "Y'T' '
Marriage1 IAtnc rof sqte here.
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"tTiejiaiikets.
. . ....... r . ,y vww 1
.-.t irnnrtr iim. it ;
7 l 1 dU 0i Bacon, 120 15
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OQil: LOtlbD Yirn 71 s?. ln - - rr
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V7? "wT,wt. Deew. 20S)0 - Butter 10
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oitai TiriiDfra imn iiri. i! .j -
Molasses 3540; NaL.4l(a5rOat.40S00t Irish
-aawuaira is a - " .1 wmmmmn 1 ni
tatoes 1250 00 : Sweet do. as a An . 5- T:r-
7 09 : Do. Loaf. 00a loii.5-Rrir"irtV"3
low 8 9 Wheat 75 S : Pork ft 64 7 1
--T. Bft, HUBl JK Jl
June I0Bew.T 52 a 01 . "r;: -Xl !
Cotton 8 a Rl P.ir ao?.'r.-iAiU.r.
475 0 : Feathers 3235 . Flaxseed 81000000 Ird
' - -i- w-v . uaiu io M IS'
Leather. sole. 20 23: lfl..9iooc. v.u- J.
Uats, 503 60: Sonr hm Cbo- u.r m 7.
0.1. i. . - c. " ' L.r" " "" 'u"',u ft iR.
i '"c 1 bU " TaUow, 7 8 : Wheat 85
9w 9V. v" .
VHEKAW. Jan 0. Kieon ttr W , nfl a IOI . O-.J-l
tV"Z? ' See,rJ,Jt a : Coffee 12 15 : Cotton
otwt :.ora ii98lI2 Egs 12,315: Flourfl 0
Leather (sole) 48 & 22: Molases3S 40 i do. ck
1 ' v if 4, ;
Sugar.brown.8o 10: do. Loaf. 124 a 15: Sh T i.
oa 4J fi 37 Niiln.rnl 3 7 . I? ;- I : l
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DR. S H. PENDLETON,
OFFERS httTsrofessionalt services to the public i
He can jbe found at Coi. Robarda' Hotel. I
OAUiBim, 41 ARCH ZO, IGOZ.
147 f -i
NEW SPRING
G00DS-F0R CASH.
rilHE subscribers now offer for nnli r iX.
X duce, thej largest, best assorted, and most desr-
aoie sioca ot staple and f ancy
DRY GOODS,
ever exhibited n Western North Carolina, at from 5
io percent Jess than the same Goods are usually
boiu ior on creau. Also,
137 packages shoes and boots, very cheap, j
150 doz. hats and bonnetsall sorts and prijrea,
13000 lbs. henilock and oak sole leather, i i
2000 lbs. Northern skirting and black harness,
30 doz. French calf pink lining and pad skins,
250 kegs best Northern nails,
1000 lbs. horse shoes and horse shoe nails,
50 setts blacksmith tools, !
18 boxes till plate cross, i
75 boxes 8 X 10 and 10 X 12 glass, "
35 doz. Arries' lon and short handle hnwL
75000 lbs.ass'd tyre, band, oval, horse shoe, square add
rouna iron,
120CO lbs. Swed iron shovel moulds. j
3500 lbs. Gertnan, square and octagon cast 6teet,
144 8 day ard 30 hour clocks, 1
125 setts best springs and axles, '
3000 feet patent and enameled leather,
450 kegs blasting and rifle powder,
337 bags Rio and Java Coffee, j
25 hhds. New Orleans and Porto Rico sugar,
40 bbs. Stewart's clarrified do.
3000 lbs. loaf, crushed and granulated do.
50 hhds. good Molasses,
40 bbs. linseed and tanners' Oil, -30
bbs. Mackerel,
6 pieces Bolting Cloths, No. 5 to 10, i
4500 lbs. best pure and No. 1, White Lead.
Also,, a very lai ge Stock of ''j !
READY MADE CLOTHING.
All cash dealers are respectfully invited to call, as bajrr
gains will be offered and no mistake. j
JENKINS & ROBERTS.
All persons indebted to J. H. Jenkins. Xr Cn
Jenkins & Roberts, will please call, without delay. ad
settle, as longer! indulgence cannot be given.
We will pay cash for lOOO, Bales good Cot
ton.
JrJKtrSb S ROBERTS.!
April 29. 1852. 52tf I
Salisbury.
Spring
and Summer Goods,
AND j
FASHIONS FOR 1852.
NEW
H. IL BEARD & SON,
j XJAVING entered into Co-partnership for ihe pur
IX pose of carry ins on the Tailorinir Ruii.
ness. on a more extensive scale, and with the view of
more successfully meeting the increasing demands of
the public in their line, take occasion to announce that
they have just received a very handsome and full sup
ply of J ;
READY MADE CLOTHING. I
selected at the North by the senior partner of the firm,
and may therefore be depended on as superior in the
quality of the goods and the style and manner! of the
workmanship, and particularly in regard to the fii of ibe
garments. Thy have also on hand a beautiful and su
perior assortment of Cloths. Cassimeres. and Vestini
which they will; make up to order, as cheap as ican be
bought elsewheje. Of course they will be glad to make
up any goods their customers may wish, whether bought
of them or purchased at other establishments, j
I hey also continue to receive the latest Foreign and
American Fashions. They have already received the
Spring and Summer Fashions for 1852. and invite gen
tlemen to call and examine them. !
II. II. rARD. i
JAMES B. BEARD.
April 15, 1852. 22tf vol.8
LAST AND BEST ARRIVAL.
! '' :
Spring cmo Summct
1
J. F. Gil AMBERS & CO., !
H
AVE just received their fresh stock of Goods.
comprising a most extensive and varied assort
ment ot
Staple nnd Fancy j
Hardware, Groceries. China and Glass
Ware Ready Made Clothing, j j
. BOOT, SHOES. Sec.
-'.
Also Railroad Gearitiz Complete.!
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited tc call and examine
their stock. ! . I
Copntry Merchants : Pass not by without a thotough
examination, ji ry us, and you shall have bargains. ;
Salisbury, April 29. 1832. 52tf j
(Q GREAT BARGAINS. Xfl
Two; Dozen Buggies I
Coing off at Cost Xow's the time to
:. (Bay Bargains!! j
VEHICLES of almost every description, made of
flttA mAat airvrjs ffmKr nil tra lsritt la: aT tk
best quality, and by experienced and faithful workmen.
St tne SnOpS OI we auoscriorr, iu oimuuif, auu awiu
on the bestterms, t.hat any one wishing to buy can atk.
All work warranted good, and if any proves in rea
sonable time fiialiy, it will be replaced or made good at
my shops upon application. Those wishing to pur
chase any kind of Carriage, Wagon, Buggy, $ejv will
do well to call before buying elsewhere, as I mm deter
mined to givejbargainf that can't be eqasllediia the
Staterin any kind of work, new or old. I . - i ;
I ? , J. S. JOHNSTO
Timber ! Wanted, such ss Wbie bak;White
Ashe, WliteiekkyJYellow Poplar and persimmon,
for which cash or work will be taid. . V J. S. J.
April 29, 1852. - v. v '52tf
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several year
His deport r
student at the Dan Ri ver Tnf itnt.
cn a to- secure nimt it. .
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He has chosen Teaehinv i"rT .LrL:.v . ' -
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... -u rmmeni degree, those elements of c;
acter which aniformly make a successful teacher.
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Dan Rtvtr Institute,
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Hir. LDW11D VV. Fifrti-re mmnM.J r"
cal course, when a lad. under IHI 111 - Inn , anil i
both industryland aptness So learn. Jf For three v
pan oe conducted the Lnglwri Department in my ft!
with fidelity and abilitv. I regard hi
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