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l-UnMMN PRISON.
ave
QMKT:..iJihki Mr.
Rice, the
fivrWf.U lii orison ,for tfiis
friinSpMf '-..n!plJ Io selltW Amer.
Knfd &fa-H tear the notices
H" JU in the Consular ;olhce.
... pr": -it rr; ntrtnifn in in
r.nm the
'tLon ofilW Cll which was gi?en
GoNalolhatre executed. ihe
r". .M k dkazreeable responsibility.
nLfwii his country seat. This
fjL'dirtefe he jailing of the last
Cftf! ,;Bjr(heabored,Spch,
the 7th li t., b
Utirih ' i' i .fc- Maiiean fltiihHritief at
Jrf,fL .Srfein' persons, SAin buyfnjf
'twtfc.'V Lj ,hV Plaintiff In ihe
1
w'v . !.. ' . fUmiif thai I nntnl
plied.
s"' . ,. ; - mk.. i ..... i w a..;
Eds. Courier.
L LIFE IN.
NY. '
I lin'oal' Melln of ijhe SiockhWers'of
jotf was ).eia atf:na uince ot Hie
fWi ity. o Mnrfay Um.
If'it Re.pof d Dard. we larn that
L,Vtl'Pmj,''in3r;!for ,np; pa1 )' r
Uiijfrltif-$2200; and that the
L' itcpifl. lialle f4rM?e8. amount to
Jiflf SflO.OOO which allord a cerlnin
Utt irSbpfri)t.'ayiiienl of all ji a-
;ria tin IMi" mein ier or per
tii ibeJrfftntMn pawl in oy those who
ce wetJ; hfjr sprtlii- piior to the first
loltftwiBZ MJ'?", isirrKwr were ;re
ta i t)tU.'lL Johnso, VV.;D. Fl'a.V-iP-'jrdjitii
Perriii Busbee. JI. W.
i4 ITj IK i'Kef , AVj W. Holden, W.
k.W; II. ;)tef,.beaton Uales, F.iC;.
f.Jl. Snoiu ahit C. D. Root. The old
ibpoa'rdwre also re". elected, i
jffonnt Nf.th epe raj ions of the Com-
iP,iii';l few iJapr ti$ submitted to the
ju&ri Sad ptddw, in !pamxhletfe form.
! I. ;, r! RpWgh Roister, lOlh inst,
it
laffcuai'fe Ys- A sh tviLLE Clique. r
wifartfjkzd a ''Western man" was
kdbj : h4r Jie terfjipd and' is now
H the "Jilftlh CliqqjR," and his pun
ktfor;in fbjir friends were " ear
i. Sip'cejfmt the Sheville Clique"
icrob lieJlet hj- Tiaidldeponerits' who
ibosiilp io, themsf Ives jhc entire
pof dte'tatbrihip ofjthe Sfat and all
prsfni vvickHlly bent bn the
;w ineYjii party, il they can t suc
Undfi&rlh'A facttdn of f bel Aboli
Isin mrtNorjherVt States, thinking
Mtrcarcdirjieliwq'barties, or have
Wancjpo'br in iljeir hands, they
.seirrme to nidplto ruin," rather
fcf ruled hys Jhei majority, orj as t hey
ilhvjj te Worfcl believe, (but false
kMejh Clique They don't
?hti,!. and are' so only from
fatofprchmstynccs.. They are the -f
finkljthH warred so lustily last,'
-r faerifsfs.V-Un onists," &c. and
-.tlWOlljiea ?q TRIUMPfl OR DESTROY.
J ij i l Aihevitle Messenger,
f- ' sftt ; , l' '' I I . . -
ff;-A: wallet, bresumcd to
1 1 lere h a person sus-
If Win&coynterteit money. Was
M,learji from the Marshall Ea-
v pinivui uie river near uunters-
-Mbaifla:.-alfflw d
icu; bills tol the amount! of
vm i . I - '
LlpnWsiori Merchants Bank
ywM0Q bill ptj the Canal Bank
w(fflrfani twos con k;n u
J0! Wgetbvvn, J5,j C.; seven $20
MQt'Statii1lnle AC M p; An oin
( lTOnfc of Ahiusu well exe
El'SfaWllsbnltte Bank of Cape
t p vvf' xil jo JtanK oi lveniuKy.
, MffTfefe NOMINATED. !
:t Wit -iLJ: A j tvt ' rs
hill & "i. ' S.,1 l I'
ud
umo Irnm
'-Herican.nartv. and will nrhh.
"VYehster tor Prektderit.,
W tuu- x iczmy lives
' Ju I Orleans, Ju !y s5, 1 852.
ksJ: a8 h details or a terrible
ftP!0ionNwii5n occurred about
V V - ?b'8 "fniu. U .Lake Ponchar.
S. - ,,'a?,pr St.. Jairiea explo.
tHllTx 16 lhe ci iromBiloxi,
4V)a8e,,r-! At the lime of her-
::, v.w,i!3ciiiaiion prevail.
JiUii M,rei!ar supposed to be lost,
1,!". r the Supreme
wif5Bf,iIil,
IY?,ihd v,ctims ai
guished lawyer.
re described to
tart-
, T "to
The Steamer Cal-
V'r'W and look off the remnimnrr
t Wirt, '.. A . i. . -r .,...fe
I'Unt I 'it . -1 .jr.
fTwougwthem to. this city.
AW leclaration of open
aum? nwiU. on the ripntinr. f
rm iothg Journal in rll
we j understand.
series of lec
Phvsiolowv. .
Wit Wf and !?auU c!r
't. '"Otftii. t ; r j, umcK ana
f ' i.urH ftoere' wrIUng tool, and cafri.
ft&'t' 'ratmervt of jhe
f .'. ini df a country is unprecedented.
I H . X--t 1 . !
i;;L?r frenor pn MondAV. a
i . im
of the Whig and Demo
lb.f I i "WnMil.l.l . I
. ' UBM , J i "
0w: t 'rei Drought to light, by
CVorld R? ?nlUr I Panoses to! in-
raj a. t iuai avk.j.t m
nature is
Itfrge Bed, JJr,
Iff ! ct. ! i'' f'
Kicharil Graham P.
. at Spring; Grove, will 1 please accept
oar thanks for the fargeand beautiful beet
sent down a few days ago. j It weighs five
pounds, which is large Xor the season, and
time it was growing. N i M ' ' .
if. ' It ( ! if tf-f" i" ' !
'. vj j; ,- I1 T" '!!! i ! ! J : j -
For tie Carolina MTatthmanL ' !
Pbof. MpRG ANis JFEMALp; SEMINARY.
The eighth year will open to the 1st of Sep.
tembej-.an unditided te;rm pi Ten montba-L
Ihe wool expense in no of lbe Colleciate
clasaea U $120jfoHfee jear-i860!(or halt the
term of Fire month, and the "ornamental
branches at equaljj moderate prices.
" The eiamiatlon derfloped to a rery hih
degree the advantages ot the plan which Prof.
Morgan haa long praciUedt j It was manifest to
eery observer lhat the! young: Ladiea of the
graduating clasiwere of ijhigh order of mind
well instructed4-iheirpolah of manner and
excellent thoroOghness i -the several studies,
including the fptures-i:tbeir command itof
language and freedom in J Composition, and the
evident skill and; taste in.lhpWnamental branch.
es, could not hut! be the result bt a well dvioH
system, rigidly pursued - and f succeisfulli; id-
Rev. A. BAKER, I
Rev. D. A. PENICIC. L
NRev. P, T. PENIpKL"
! , Examiners.
Salisbury, July 5,11852 i ' ?
1 j, For the Watchman. ;
! RAltfepAD MEETING.
A respectable raeetin? of the citizens of Salisbury
lojk place in the CSouruhouse, on the 3d instant, to take,
into consideration tihe propriety pf sendinar Delegntesto
hold in Mol-ganton, on die 21st instant, When, qrf mo
lion, thie Hon. Jonj WJELMsas called to the Chair,
and William Mutphy and Samuel Reetes. Sri, jwrere
appointed SecretaAesi T i.
The Cliairmaa ljrieflybqt wiih his Usual ability, ex
plained the objects of the meeting, and impressed iipon
his hearers the importance to! the State at large, and
especially to the citizen of thja section of it, to have a
con nec uon wun tne uen;rai Kaj'road, beginning at Salis
bury, or some other e igjjble point, and running West to
the Tennessee linej, so sis to i intersect some'onejbf the
Tennessee Railroads The meeting was briefiyi ad
dressed by Burton iCraijje, H, Robardu John t Sha
ver, and D A Davfs, Estjrs. ; and, on motion, the Chair
man appointed the) following Delegates to said Conven
tion, to wit i" ' j;1- J i , " i ,( ;
Hon." David F.;C!aldwell, Burton Craige, Horace L
Robards, D A. avi8,fArchibQld Henderson, Jiel H7
Jenkins, WilHain lilurphy, John D. Brown, Luke Black
iner, John I. Shaver, Samud? Reeves, Sr., Moses L.
Brown, Ezekiel MiyerfJohn J. iiruner, Jflel Sullivan,
Michael Brown, Calvin is. Brpwn, Haiud James, Henry
SmithArchibald II. CaldwellNathaiiel Doyden, Ham
ilton Ci Jones, Joseph F. Chainbersj J. J. Summerell,
Dr. Archibald M. Ne6bftt, Dri Marcel! us Whitehead,
Benjamin Fi Fraley, knjd Majlhias Bojjer, and, on mo
tion, the Chairman was added to 'he lint,
i j JOHN W. ELLIS, Cbm.
-Wiluam Mrapinr,5 I? o 1 I
SAMOKI. REVE4sV.J)Sef7tar'e,U I
THE undersigned have been authorized by the Eu
heneam Society to announcci to the public, that' the
Annual Oration before the ivro Literary Socieiies of
Davidson College! frill be delivered on the evening of
the 11th of August, immediately preceding the day of
Commencement, by the Rev.' B. M. Palmer, of Co
lumbia, S. a . ! i i., t, ' 1 '
I JOHNiS. HARRIS, ); i V
JOHN' A. ALLISON, Com,
; I LfcONIDA L. PARKS, y -
N. B.-Other Editors are respectfully solicited to
copy the above notice. :
JOHNSTON IX THE FIELD.
If the farmers in -Wayne do not; look
out their neighbors of Johnston will. take
the premium lor good crops. We (earn
that Mr. Elijah Atkinson of that county
gathered the present; season 23 1-2 bush
els of wheat from! bnlf 'an acre of ground,
and from half a bushel of seed sowni iCan
any of our Wayne farmers beat that?
Mr. Wiley Altmati, of Johnston, band
ed us on Wednesday last some specimens
of cotton bowls growa on his plantation
one fourth advanced to maturity. j
j , : Republican and Patriot,
Thinness of a Saap Bubble! A soap bub
ble, as it floats in the light of the sun, re
flects to the eye an endless "variety of the
most gorgeous tints of colors; Newton
showed that to each.of these tints corres
ponds of a certain ihjckness of the sub
stance forming the! bubble; in fact, he
showed in general,! that all transparent
substances, when reduced to a certain de
gree of tenuity, would reflect these colors.
Near the highest point of the bubble, just
befol-e it , bursts, is always observed a spot
which reflects no colorJahd nppears black.
Newton showed that ihe thickness of the
bubhles at this black point was the 25.
000,000th part ofiah inch ! ; Now, as the
bubble at this, point possesses the proper
ties of water as! essentially as does the
Atlantic Ocean, itffolldws 4lhat the ulti
mate molecules fprminig water'must have
lessl dimensions j than .this; Gardner's
Handbook. , ' 1 J U I 1 i
Forzkenes&.Tbe Krtickcrbbclfergivps
the following as .an, exempllncajtiori oi
what we fear Is ihe prevalent idea of the
duty of forgiveness : i i i
Hard from aS Sunday-l-school teacher.
just now, an illustration !of one kind of
Christian Forgiveness.? i Improving up
on the day's lesson, the teacher asked a
boy whether, In' yiejvof what he; had
beea studying and repeating, be could for
give' those whohftjl wronged him. Could
you; said the ite4her, forgive a boy, for
example, who hail-insulted or struck you?
4 Ye-e-s; sir replied ihe lad wry slowly.
I guess-I ;coiid ;butj he added, in a
much more rapid manner ; M could, if he
was hiffffer than ;I am P !lsn?t there some
thing of grown experience in that ? 1
Qutrat
ses and Murder by a Mob. An Iofj
fu.
rifltod firnwd of Irishmen tore down iMjaii, l
in
ihe town of Falmoqth, Kentucky, and murdered
ihA iailnr. nn the 14th inst. f The Kentuck-
iV r. .1- i i !. ;i : ii
io, irmeu
firing into
engag
ed, iill appeara an Irishman, had been mcarce
rated (ot some offerfce ;! hence the mob. Great
excitement, it is paid,1 preraijedl: among the
Kenjuckians, ande Irish inhabjiantt were
compelled to evacuate the townV'j
If A NEW SONG TO .AN OLT TUNE.
The- man who tigbts and falots away, I
May live some other part to play; !
But he that i ia battle slaini f l;t I ! I ,
sWill never litre: to be the standard bearer of the.
Democratic party in 'a. Presjdejitial campaign. j
11:-- -Afemssm- ! r
Ijams, Mr. GEORGE DRIGGENS to Miss ELIZA.
BETH GRAY; I ) .; fvt'f Tv f i
Near Clemmonsville, at the midenee of Capt F. Mock,
oo Thursday the 8th. inst., by B. a Doutbit, Esq., Mr.
JACOB HANES of Foray the County, to Miss ELIZ
ABETH MOCK of Davidson County, i
A babe in a house is like a well-spring of pleasure ; a
mesiengerbf peace. and love; ;
Yet it is a Ulentof trust, a loan to be rendered back with
i hi interest."
BORN f j
July 7 A soil to William Kester, Town.
In Mecklenburg County, on the tOtb instant, RAD.
FORD BAILEY, Esq., aged about 45 years. Mr.
Bailey Was a citizen of this County, and one of our most
worthy and enterprising citizen. He was a large and
efficient; eonlractoi on the Central Road, and was enJ
gaged in working a contract on it at the time he took;
the disease (Pneumonia,) of which he died. He hat
left a wife,, two children, and a large circle of relatives
and friends, who deeply deplore' his loss. Cose. j
In GreeBsboro', on the 1st instant, in the full triumphs
of faithj Miss DANNIE E. MORRIS, an etemplary
member ot the Methodist Episcopal Church. :
1
Davie county 8 inftes north of MocksrUle. and
naif 4 mueyestfy Ulive Branch Church, f
THE Trustees of Union Academy have the plea
sure to ann?Jince, that that Institation will be
opened on Taesday; 20th Joty, under the charge of
James H Footk . . 1 f .
Mi? Foate is graduate of Wajce Forest Collegefrom
which Institution, jhe i4 furnished with the highest tes
monials, as to his peculiar fitness for Such a charge.
The Trustees lake pleasure, also, in !ing permitted
to say, that studpptsfrcim a distance can obtain board
ing in the best families convenient to the Academy
front whom, the feel warranted in. saying, they will
receive ifl the kindness and atlehtionsDf horn..
Of the advantages of climate and society afforded by
the location of this Institution, (in the Olive Branch
community,) it is unnecessary to speak :' They are too
well knotrn to require an insertion in this notice. .
Tuitioji per aesibi( of 5 months ; (charged from date
of entrance, excft ih Case of protracted illness or ex
cuse by jprusteesLiisjas follows : ; 1 1 '
Elemeniry branches, with Arithmetic, i $5,00
Geognpliy, Englifeh (Grammar, Philosophy, Sec. 8,00
a 1..-1 ! . ... c. . .
exirurat icoiuriry,ourveying, Astronomy, olc lU.UU
Latin and Jreek-including all lower branches, . 12,00
Board in private families, is from 5 to $6 per month:
uy oraer ot tne poard ot J rustres,
ill 1 1 FRANCIS WILLIAMSi Ch'n.
For particulars address, ! : t
B. F. EATON, Secretary,
Fannington, Davie co.-, N. C.
July B
lP52.il
3wll
TO THE LADIES ! !
THE Subscribers have just opened a large
o iir) nriAiAa accntt ma w t i
Extracts lor the Handkerchief.
Cologne, Lavender, and Bay Water,
Faiicy Soaps, 6ils for the Hairi
Fancy Tooth Brushes and Powder,
and every articleiri the above line, of the roost
modern styles, and at exceedingly low prices,
i gILL & SILL, Druggists
and Chemists, opposite Mansion Hotel,
, 11 ! Salubury, N. C.
July 15, 182. i . It
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c.
A LARGE STOCK of the above, embrac
tng every thing in the Paint, Brush and Glass
line, at prices which will surprise purchasers
just opelned bjr:
; SILi; ds ;SILL, Druggists, &c.
opposite Mansion Hotel, Salisbury, N. C.
July 15. 1852. M f , It :
Turnip Seed.;
EMBRACING every choice and favorite
variety, warranted may be had of . ;
SILL & SILL, Druggists. &c,
opposite Mansion Hotel, Salisbury, N. C.
July 15, 1852. t It
ROOT'S PENMANSHIP ! !
A complete system of Penmanship, by which
the Pupil may learn, at a very trivial expense,
to perfect him or herself, in the elegant accom.
piichment of Penmanship. i
, !M ' - i : " '
ALSO , '
HARRISON'S BLACK, BLUE AND CAR
MINE INK, in! bottles of alt sizes and prices,
from 5 to 25 cents. 1 i ;
. Both the above, to be had, by the: single, do
zen or gross, of I SILL 6t SILL,
; ; : ; Druggists and Chemists,
opposite Mansion Hotel, Salisbury, N. C.
July 15, 185g. ' It
Gprn Plasters,
A never fajliig remedy for Corns simple
and cheap, maybe had of i
SILL & SILL, Druggists, &c,
opposise Mansion Hotel, Salisbury, N. C.
Ju v 15. 1852. !
EAR TUBES FOR THE DEAF.
Admirably adapted to assist those bard of
hearing. Effectual, neat and cheap, may be
had of SiLi, SILL, Druggists, dec.
Opposite Mansion Hotel, Salisbury, N. C
Jn IS. 1852. It
state ot
ROtVA3 COUNTY.-
tin Equitii-Spring Term. 1852.
George Uizraan fix'r., vs. Robert Utzman et al.
IT appearing tof the satisfaction of said Court that
Jacob Uuinanao'dj Lewis Utzman are not inhabitants
of this State : It ijajsi ordered, that pablication be ma(e
in the Carolina Watchman for six weeks, requiring
them to appear: skltae next Term of this Court, to be
held a tube Court; House in Salisburyi on the 8ih Mon
day after the 4tbfMhlay in September next, then add
there to plead, answer, or demur to the Bill, in default
whereof, judgment: will oe taken pro confrsso against
them. ! f M L. BLACKMER, C. M. E.
Salisbury, Jaly Ui 1852 Pr. adv, $4. 6t II.
ASTRAY MULE. Taken up by Jacob Fisher in
Stanly county on the waters of Liitle Bear Creek,
a stray! Horse Mule iupposed to be 15 or 20 years old,
shod before, someflwhite rings of hair; around the left
fore Ic between) tM hoof and ancle joint, some white
spots on each shoulder occasioned by the collar; a grey
spot in the forehead over the left eye, a scar on the
right cheek bone, She color is dark bay; with black legs,
roached main and swabbed tail. Appraised at $30.
1S j , I j E. L. PARKER, Ranger.
June 28. 1852.
2t pdll
Gome and See,
mnE nharihir wishtoe to remove to the West, of-
X fera for sale all hit Lands, ten milei North-west J
of Salisbury, vi : One tract on which I now live, con
taining 131 ACrC i There is on the plantation a
good dwelling hoasei kitchens, bam, and all necessary
buildings, and a good spring. This tract adjoins the
land of H. Wj Brown, dec'd,T. Ri Walton, and oth
era. Also, one other tract containing 170 Acre
adjoining the lands of Joseph Owens, ott which are no
improvements ;! together with my interest tn 30 Acres,
all wood land, j Any person wishing io buy land in this
section of the county, woald do well to come and see
these lands and hear prices, .1
j 2 ! JAMES THOMASON:
Roiran coooty; July 15, 1852. , , : : . 3mll t -
Marrittge, License for talc here.
AniflOTttTT
VEGETABLE LITHOKTMPTIC,
; . r . ! ti ci h : f -
FRIEND OF THE HUMAN" FAMILY,
f , acrrEBKia raok" i k
I ISEASED.KIDNEJYS,;
Sfone in fhe Bladder aiid lKtdneytt Weakness
Vi" oftheLpiTisJc, I ( i :
This invaluable medicine is for sale at the Davie Ho
tel, in Mocksville ; at Dr.fR. Campbeira. iri Iredell ;
at the Drug Store, in Charlotte ; and at the ' Carolina
Watchman Office, in Sahsanrv. ! i ; I
The subscriber is Genera! Ae-rntfor ih sat rvf ik
above Medicine, in this Stale, of whom knyl quantity
mi j be obtained byaddretisitig him at Salisbury. N. C.
or
-'""S " noose; iv miiea west ot Ihjs place.
1 i r ;T r. n AtNTtv
3ulyl852.;.. - T iitf
DR. S. H. PENDLETON,
ar r tuu-o pi professional services to itne publi
ne can De tound at Co . KnhanfV Hnid
Sausburt, Much 25, 1852. i i I 47
Ebenezer. Academy.
ulcv 01 iui ineiuaiion resneciiuliy an
X nounce to the public jthat the next term wfill com
mence on the 15th day of July, under the superintend
ence of Mr. H. R. Hall, whose ability as a classical
teacher has been tried and highly anDroved for nDwarda
of j twenty years. He will be aided by competent as-
auttanta- . - I 1
Tuition, per session of SWonths. is at tthe idlowinir
rates : ' I ! : ' 2 - !
Elementary Branches in connection with the first prin
ciples of. Arithmetic, Eriglish Grammar
and Geography, . I 5 00
Hipper Branches, of English, 1 i 7 50
Latin and Greek with Mathematics, 12 50
poara irm $p uu to jth UU per month.
r. r . UUWM, President of:the Board.
Rev, H. N. PHARR,
E. B. HALL, i
Mi M. BAILEY,
Dr. J. R. N IS BET,
R.' H. HILL, U
Mai. W. M. ALLISON.
Uy order of the Board, , : i
I JA$. R. HALL, Sec.
.Bethany Church, Iredell co., N. C, )
June 22, 1852. i 4t9
IMPORTANT
To MUlers & MU1 Owners.
Young's Improved Smut and Screcn
! ing Maclinie. I
THE subscriber would respectfully inform those en
gaged in the Milling business, that he is now
making arrangements to sutoly all who wish to pur
chase in the Western part of the State wiih this almost
invaluable article, Young's Smui Machine. There are
now between Three and Four Hundred of these Ma
chines running in North Cfrolina all of which have
giien the most en'ire satisfafetion ; many of them hav
ing run six years, and haVe ieyef been out of order one
hour, and perform their work as well as at first. They
arie warranted for five years 1 There will be ten Ma
chines delivered in fealisbury in a few weeks. Persons
wishing to supply themselves,; will address the subscri
ber at South Lowell, Orangi county, N. ,C., or to Jas.
S. Leather's & .Co, ''Salisbury,;,! Reference is given kto
CoK Wm, R. Holt, Lexington, and to all the Mill
owners in Cabarrus. Agents- will supply Boltins Cloths
of all numbers of the very best quality. ,
1 Jr?U. A. MCMANNEN.
South Lowell, N. C, Junf 25, 1852. 6t9
READ tTHIS !
ARRIVAL OF AN ENTIRE STOCK OF
NEW GOODS.
maxwell Sc Horah,
Have j Ust receivedlther entire new stock of
Spring and Slimmer Goods.
Just purchased in New York and Philadelphia at re
duced prices, which will enable them to : sell remarka
bly low, consisting of the usaal variety of Foreign. Do-
mm w i -SI m w 1
COOKING STOVES, HARDWIRE AXD CUTLERY,
HATS. BONNETS, BOOTS AND
SHOES. CHW& GLASS AND
CROCKER IT WARE ; STA
TIONERY andiFANCYiAR.
TlCLES;lGHOCERlBS?
Cheap ! to all of which they' solicit the attention and
patronage of ihe. public,! and pledge themselves to use
every effort to merit it. f SwtfM Profit' ahd Quick Re
turns will be iheir motto. S
i Salisbury, May 13, 1B52. f 2tf
i j ; j. '?
I S100 KEWARD.
RANAVYaY from the slbscriber, living in Phila
delphia congregajion,Mecklenburg county, N.
0., about the 13th of AprihlSSl, two Negro Boys,
r- P JETER alid TOM.
The above reward will be; pa id for the apprehension
and delivery in any Jail so h"at T get them again, of
the two Boys, or $5U tor eitler one. !
Descriplioil.-PETfcR islargehouldered.and
a little khockkneed, hai several teeth out in front, is
quick spoken j and haJa lump n his left shoulder.
Iis age is between 30 (and 3 5 yecrs-T-bls height about
Sfeet 11 incheir. ' ' J I ; ' 1 1 ;
j TOM is loW and chunky with a scar in his tore
head from a cut. He is.abf lit 26 years of age, of a
dark copper color. . $ ? i-
Both of these boys are qae intelligent andj well cal
culated to deceive. They vHIi no doubt aim at gelling
do a free State, as ihey triedCto geta white man to take
hem off. Bat I have 'jreasojVit believe .they are now
lurking about in the vcinit of Salisbury. They are
passing themselves off las tre boys.
i Ariy information c"orjcerniig them will be thankfully
received, and the re'ward patid upon delivery as above
Wid ! I Jas. j. Maxwell.
Charlotte, N.C, July 1,852. 5tp9.
State of Hotittt CaroUua,
ROWAN COUNTY. !
Superior Court of Law, Spring , Term, 1 852.
Harriet C. Benciai vs. Lorenzo D. Bencini.
Petition for Divorce.
It appearing to the satisfaction of this Court that the
Defendant in this caseL Lorenzo L. lncmi, is a non-
iresidenf of this State : It iss, therefore, ordered Dy tne
Court, that pkiblicatiort be made tor three montns in me
Carolina Watchman, 4nd Carolina Republican, requir
ing said Defendant to be and appear at the next term
of this Court, to be hejd for the County of Rowan, at
the Court House in Sa;lisbu:ry, on the bth Monday al
ter the 4th Monday iniSeptember next, then' and there
to plead, answer, or demur "to this Petitten. or the same
will be taken pro confesso and set for hearing ex parte.
VVttness, Obadiah VVoodson , Clerk of said Court, at
Office, th Ptb Monday after the4m Mondayin March,
A D 1852, and in the 76th year of ou Independence.
! OBADIAH WOODSON, C. S. C.
Price adv. $10. I 3m9
Just Received a Fresh Supply of
TOMB STONES
THE subscriber would respectfully Inform the citi
sens of Sairsbury and the surrounding country,
that be has opened a Marble Estibliatimeiit
in Salisbury, which may be found at bis residence, on
Market street, where he i prepared to furnish Grave
e.x- r u.rkL siaho foncv UDright stone on pedes-
tals, tombs, monuments, 4tc at a very small profit.
Engraving done neatly ai Northern prices. Having
made ihemecessary arrangement, the b?t
a ahori notice, fill any order ,irom nve uuuar. iu
xt- ;ii k n.nred to five entire satisfaction.
Salisbury1, Aprfl 8,3852, ; . . .-.',
L- J.iijt .prM.rnn'f DRUG STORE, a
TOBACCO. i IJ&ne i. f
IS?V : SV " ft ft.
SAM'L. H. PENDLETON,. M.
C DttCGGIST,
At Dr. C. f Wheeler's late stand,
! ' Snlitnnrv X C '
S now receiving and offers at nttosua
low prices to Physicians and Planter
a. large ana well selected stock of
: t I ' ! : t " : ; "I M
. : 1 - 1 z --r-
PURE & UNADULTERATED
MEDICIifESL
ALSO ' - ' ' f
Brashes, Pft(j, Djc Stnfii,
1 SUCH AS: ' 1 -'I' i
Paints, Oils
Madder, tosvriod, tomwoodjjdDppcrai Indigo, lit.
" " ""FHry i purgicai tnstrumenia on band of the
most appro?eds yles. Also, r 1
ot every vaneii, cuiisiibg ol Lubuis, and Roosseta
c-xtracta;,Colo4nesmericanarid Foreign ; Flavored
Waters, Bay Rim, Ojils, Pomatums and Creams; Faa
cy Soaps ; together with every article for the Toilet
Pore Wines and Brandies-, warranted not reAncA nA
selected espciallf for medicinal jpurposesi Every ai
tide purchased from this Establishment Will be foaml
to be such as represented. 1 1
Goods carefolly packed, and every attention in order
to give satisfact on, Prescriptiorw carefaJlv out dd hV
experienced hands at a!l hours of the lay or nigbt. j
tuc ccuminoaauon 01 rnysicians, a Jarge and
well assorted Medical Library is kept at the Drug Store
to which they cin have access at.any timej. j
Advice gratislto those purchasing medicines. j
June 17. 1852. l:tf
NEGROES WANTED. I
Salisbury, Jane 3d, 1852. i
CASH FOR NEGROES.!
rilHE subscriber is now in Market for the purchase
JL of a LARGE NUMBER OF LIKELY YOUNG
NEGROES, suitable for the Southern Market, far
which he is pdying THE HIGHEST PRICES IN
CASH. " Li
Persons havirig any of the above named property for
sale, will find i 1 1 to their advantage bv tnakin aDolici-
tion to him. MYER MYERS.
O" Communicatioris from a distance attended to.
SALES OF LAND. I
PURSUANT io a Decree in Equiiy obtain),
ed at the Spr ng Term, 1852. I will offer fur
ale at the Court Hnjise in Salisbury, on Mor.
day of Augubt County Court, that' valuable
plantation known as the Moses Brown place,
situated tbre miles from Salisbury, dn the
Cheravv road adjoining the lands of Alexander
Brown, and others, containing
300 ACRES.
Term?, Tjejve months credit, interest after
six months, bond and security.
ALSO
At the same time and nlace. that valuable nlaii.
tation formerly owned by Daid Iloldshouser,
deceased, situated in the immediate vicinity
ot Salisbury,
adjoining the lands of William
in Garner, James Brown and olh-
H. Horah,
ers, contain in
2 10H Acres.
Terms, Twelve months credit, bond and se
curtly.
Price adv.
L. BLACKMER, C. M. E.
io 50. ' 6v-8
Valuable Land for Sale.
a ji ij 9uuet. urcf o v alia 1
sale their valuable tract of
Land, lying 11 miles South
of Clemmonsville, Davidson County, 011 the
main road leading from Clemmonsville tu Let.
ington and Salisbury. The land is under fine
cultivation. The tract consists of
264 ACHES,
about One Hundred of which are excellent
timbered land, and 30 acres of excelleul Mead,
ow, in fine order.
There it a good large brick dwelling house,
and all necessary outhouses on the premises for
the convenience of any person wishing a de
sirahle residence. I
There U also an excellent SAW MILL dn
the same tract, recently repaired, with suffi.
client quantity of water to make it a profitable
business. j
There is ajso, adjoining same tract, a small
farm of 35 acres, with good framed dwelling,
which will be sold separately to any person
desiring a small tract of land. '
Persons wishing to purchase a fine tract bf
land, situated in a good neighborhood, would do
well to call and see for themselves.
PETER MOOK,
A. J. MOCK.
June 2, 185. 618
Female Bearding School!
AT CATAWBA SPRINGS,
THE undersigned has opened a Female
School at the Catawba! Springs, to which he
invites the atieution of the public He thinks
it unuecessaiy to say any thing of the healthi
ness of this location, as there are probably none
to dispute it.
The srhoo
1 will be under the management
of competent
instructors ; and no pains will be
to advance the pupils or to pro-
spared either!
mote their happiness.
Terms :
For Spelling,
Reading, VV riling, A rith-
meiic, Gertgraphy. & Eonlish Cram
mar, per session of 5 months,
S6
8
15
00
00
00
History, Phi
josophy, Atronomy,
Music on P
ano.
Board, six
dollars per month. !
V. STIKEWALT.1
Lincoln c
it
June 24, 1852. 8tl j
NEGROES FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will sell, at public sale, on the 27th
July, at ihe old residence of Charles Mills, decd,
in Iredell eountjy, , v j
Six Negroes,
consisting of one old man, one woman and four cbil
cbildren,the property of Maria Mills, deceased.
GEO. MILLS, Ext.:
July 1, 1852. - ;,M :.- i I 4t9 1
LEATHER BANDS, j
THE sobseHber hss pot up machinery for stretch
ing, cementing and rivetin? bands with copper
rivets. The bands are1 stretched with twwerfal jna
chines, made ekpressly for ihat-porpose, and ihe d
culty Of bands Jstretching and ripping Under the corn,
mon way of mtktng ihem. is entirely by .-tLw
process Ban& made in this way w,H hold ihr.
evenlv run true, and have a amiorm bearing on fhe
drum'orytUd will fch:j"wTU
more powerShkn those made in the ordinary way
Tbey are made out of the test selected oak tanfted
Spanished Lather, and noS pains wM be sparH 10
Zki them eoial to the best Northern bands, y4 1 .ill
be sold as low fcs they can be broeghl 10 New ii orfc.
.Lj- Lm L Slivered in Salisbury to Messrs. Jen
l: t. D.k.rii fnr mil who Ola V WISb. i
KIM u, ' f turo
itnn.. Sinf V. O i Guilford co - N. C.
Joty8,1855L
1
i AND H !
ess L
V
, ! Salisbury. Ji 1
Aniilei.YdriedYfkfl s ft ftft. 10?. u "
6 Q 7 ; Cotton: Yarn, 75- CO 1 CtiTee 1 1
isorn,.i?9UU; ueeswax.SOfflO; Cutter, 10 i: 1 ; I
843 ; Feathers 28; Iron 3 Lin?-c t' i
Molasses 33040; Nalt 4 J(25; 0at4lncj: I;
tatoea;125i3 00; Sweet do. 35 (2 40 ; 'Sinr .
7 & 9 ; Do. Loaf. 00 12J ; Salt, sack ; j
low 8 09 Wheat 75 8 J Pork Ci j j?
' V ' I ' T; 'W ".-i.FAYITTEVltLt. N. i
July 8 Beetwax 22 & '23: Bacon 13
Cotioa83 8J Cori.85s95; Coffee 1CJ Q Jl 3 : :
5503 : Feathers 32(335: Flaxseed 8IU0.SI
Swedes, 5 (SS : do. English 3 4: Lard 13 ,
Leather. sole. 20 23: Mo!asses24ffi2fi. r ..
Oats, 50(3 60: Sues r.bro.. 6 O 9: do. toriti
Salt, track, I 50 O 160: Tallow. 7 33 : Wl.r-t
& 90 : j , J , ; ji
Chexaw,J6!t23. Cacon nerlb.CO b 12;
20328: Bees ax & 20321 : Coffee 12.13 13: C
8.99 : Corn $1 3$I12t Effga 12.Q15 : Fh :r ;
: Featners 3Q 33a : Iron 5(36 J : Lard (
Leather (sol IS O 22: Molasses 35 a 40 : do.
ba 33 & 37: Nails. cat. 6 a 7: Rice 41
Sagar,brown.83 10: do. Loaf, 12 J 3 15? 1;,
verpool.l 40 O 1 50. .
CATAWBA SPRING
V. STULBWALT.
HAVING purchased this beautiful Summer r
takes pleasure in informing his frienJs.ii '
public, in general, that he is' making eVery nc
irrprovement for ihe convenienec and cemfort 1 1 ;
who msy repair to those Valuable Spring in f:.!
pleasure or health.
Arrangements are in progress", and, 'if pr?""
the water will soon be brought into thp hen ? !
draulic machinery ; convenient baihing'hmjs;"; r.;
ing erected lodging rooms are being renovated r- '
nished with all that will contribute Jo the enj 1.
the occapnnts ; and the spacious premises are U i.
natnented in various ways. In short, the pre; r -
determined 10 render the Catawba Springs a 5 :
real enjoyment, io those who may patron-ifr !'. 1
be assures the public that every possible effort ?l
made to secure the favor of thone who call up.n !.
IO Travellers who step at Catawba Sprin
find ihe very best of entertainment-; sad to n'!.
charges will be as low as the provision, markets w .
low. I J v 1 -Ll I !)
Catawba Springs, March 3, 1852, '! . tf "
Stsite ot Hovtti CnroU::
ROWAN COUNTY.!;
Andrew Lyerlyi et al. )
. ; In Equity,
ji j
Spring Term, 1S,"2.
vs.
Richard Gheen.
Petition to Sell Land.
11 ayraim io iue aailSIBCUOn OI 51AI
Richard Gheen is not j an inhabitant of f
It was ordered, lhat publication be made in tl - '
Una Watchuianjforl six vreeks.requiriri; him,
Richaid Gheen, to? appear at the. next Term t;
Courtito be held at the! Court-house in Salis "iuis
the 8th Monday after the 4th Monday in Se; !
next, then and them In n!at nmw.r ,hr rtomnf t
ST T Vi. " : r it
Petition, in default whereof, judgment will I : !
pro confess, against himi 1 'ji i l!
i ! L. BLACKMER, C. JI. I
Salisbury, June 10, 1852. 616. ; . Pr. fe .
t MiblCO-DENTAL. SURGERY
RESPECTFULLJ offers L
cesjn the Ilygenical.ur;;;.
Mechanical treatmenx of ll.c .
' t ii . t '
DISEASES OF THE : f
a no expects ronj b more iuuiuvhu :muiiiiinivr
cause and effect, the many improvements in tnf (-!, ;:
&c, to merit a continuance of favors so genen i:-';
stowed for: the last 8 or 10 years. ; ,
N. B. j Detai. ScROEar cao only be faithfully
nonesuy pispensea uy prrwn wi'n; ium pim-mm
cellence h bis mechanical manipulations, gui.: u
ing health and dissase." ; ; i
O Communications directed to Salitlury, v.
attended the first opportunity. , I. ,
Jsme 17, 1852. ii I ' Ki f 1 S;tt
JUST RECEIVED
A T PENDLETON'S NEW DRUG STOl
JTjL express, a quantity i t ,
T i Sulph. Morphiat
:. Quinine, i , '('."-.
i Gum Opium, j
Pondered Opiumt
Rhubarb, Opt.
Pink Root,
Iodide Potassium, .
Balsam Copaica,
Chloroform, j j
Blistering Oinimpit,
CaUmel, '!, . -J- -
Dovers Poicder, ,
Blue Mass, J j '
: June 17, 1852. I ! i! T.lf .
A TANNER WANTS
A GOOD TANNER' and CURjtER w.v
mediately, to iwhom steady work and i- !
will oe given, vaarcssj j'
T i I 1 C. II. STCRDIV
.... . (T - t IE , ' "
Wadesboxof, N. C, May 2t,JP52
HAVE several hundred busheW of Corn f r
the Point,;;six miles North of Salisbury.- i
tins to purchase! will apply B. B. Roller-
r. f ' J i WM.1LAVAM.;
wishing
burv
Julyl
1852.
Jonesrilli Male; and Fcnal j
ACADEMIES.!
13 EVj WM. L. VAN EATON A M.( P.
XV Rev. W. O. Rtrn and Lxnv will t?A
of the Female department the first of Sep:!.
The Male department will open"orr Monday ii
of July, i It is important that all wishing t j t .
present, on the firsf day ot the session, or t ,
cireo instances wilt permit. 1 ' I .
For the benefit of the two; schools :wc
spparatub with globus anid mapsto illustrate t
poriant sciences studied.! " ;
Board can be had; in the bestamiite fr G I
week. Toiton $5 $3:810, 812 0. Fi
Drawing andi Painting 85, Embroider W ork :
sic on the Piano 820, Guitar 81C, Hebrew f i-
YadkiiKol . N. P.. July 8,152.
j i ROWAN CCUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Seisin .-,
. -. ierm, 1652J ' ,
Richard Tbamsson and Dav'ul pj Wagoner, .'
isrrators of Thomas Foard, deceased, v.
Foard. . " : I 4 . 1 j; '
f Petition to sell Land.
tt, ASn,znt Msttbew Foard, a non-re-:u. . 1
! State : it is therefore ordered, that pablicatien :
in the Cirolins Watchman fornix weeks, nc
defeMm t & jind appear at tne next court .
and Quarter Sessions, 10 be held for the county
sn, at ine Coorti House in Salisburj , on ihe i.
day in Aogost next, ttep. and there to p'esJ. 1
or demur to the petit ioni of plaintiff, r ',
coniirsso will'be taken a.nd the cause st-t f-r
exparte. - I ' f ."U , f , 1' . .
Witness, James E Kerr, 'Clerk of our snij
office, the first Monday in May, a. if, -76
year Of oar Independence. ; C ,
Price adv.'85 50.
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