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teVTti IftbeSUWl lake
tfcWw'..Ji.J. roanlV to Plow corn
-Wt iirokA n working com,
ftilell, with a ho..
'ftJlS-Wrvjlj hilled in this
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W... nhrbnicle 15A tnsf.
i i j Ueauests to the Missionary
CBl;rt. autiluH character by : bis
We shall not refer
i i.i" prtntenl ourselves'
,evT2d1.0dO to the Missionary!
WfiMkAfist EpisocopalrL-hurcb,
k . 'ilitefrnd made the Society bis
rTS 1 "I i Sieved that by ihil;
;5Lvt1itiocetv; .will receive be.
t Seifkl ilwwhd donW The
!,?r.nif r.'li "S" me(f,nS' JjW
toUwitohd judge proper, to erect
' ry interest o! the
T .-ft !atlentiort of tBi readers1
-aperCoVolfovving article frpm
CoropUf pf ai success iw ucr
jiei'Jiiera EMerprize.
i :.nt' thnt Art nfnmn1isripf1
jjjjjSfale; U preparing for pe press
.-.rAne'tni. r!h mooted bv residents
l"S" v r! v H ' I
ICartJliifaii Ve dojnot know that
nut uuw
fm which .have morrjentanaly wak
Le (At-for aiseaspn.ibut idavingjno
3eii roembry bi i n d J f
k i tt'Ofk compiled with the intelli
iad taejvvhich distinguished the
!jor wbolhas undertaken the task,
jijirppcirtktit volutpe in our home
K and demonstrate tnat ours is
f-Jtt prifo &cenflnd where fancy dies :i
Mwill MttdoLbtedly encourage timid
tfcjte muiaiion, ana neip to give
ffreititjie scenes,', ard persons
hziot hom. i This Is not' a specu-:
iaiprofiHs not expected from rtiq
prize; still, we cannot doubt out that
wfkwill! hafe an extjensiye circula-
li 'C. 4 i cj
laa lit UJ9 piijic ai icui, mm us
to' the firesides f . oil i ci t ize ns from
W in'thff ihonh tains. ! !. h
lli6n)earKimf,al persons, male and
whn hftre!irf4htir nossessioh. no.
t; - r 7- . r -
iUonjpoiriorts of mtritare respect
reguesifd icj s'epd copies, to VV. L.
!rpvbooKSpHer In UaJelsh, or to the
jrsoUWTfVrAy Post ; land if there
ifbeant vfhba?jft sensitive in regard
hDseprjiheir Haines, they are as
jitbat thif wshs vvil be ruspected,
jh it Is Wtable that m name of
'author tnVivlth his coniribuiitin,
Vif it is not to!be Jmade: pu blic. j!
fehopap'vr tfethren of the pjress will
ito cifCuMftlbis- notiqe through all
iofthattfj atld weUvould remind
jeho arable tof make conUibutions,
M sooner cy qoso, the mpre spee
will they-.be ablefto see themselves in
;wdhat through theinstrumentali
one wps rmght perself mspire turte
f umbers, f no other muso will answer
wocatioJi of its r of a Hps. t J
the Unt-
but they
A 1 alte
us : I
ACSTR1AC PjC-rpRE 0' THE UNITED
Auinan oppions upon
j Mesara hat'at ft premium,
it interesting, nverthteJess4
-japeciaus cdmpliments
4lrja' if :sml, insignificant spot
rmcomoareu. with the gigantic
r j'.v4 America, says Uanel VVeo-
. "oa tD map, that is Sthe , fact.;
JeV6rld.n inilirarv intplltunl
t4eHl(rflajiortk, in mighlj and in-
I rlfla Is' 'n reality, gigantic
Va !besanife reality .'Atnerica. vast
w tbe map, Ti but a small spot in
Mm. .Ar$ gainsj -this Austria,
ii I froppssto make war by
W! Ji).v;hat does the great
'"America Consist V k thk trpmn.
cnt of usjtorrsts antl swamps.
rrjbly fmniense tedium of its
y.inbteh4t resembles the de.
Lselfe otean, wherie he who
SanticistLinid
W fM L '"''-JJ vraw.a
"I,r?s to ii? hfir.K.,A r n.,
r ,??fiof America, howiit is with
Who is HeT'
..S44rv,. when he heard of
rnv!cNnurlaiioii for Presidenl.
i'S(4) Democratic leader, stand.
I read'kn
Wjff? !C h Ihe oihr- daj in the
HilTT' Mr ClarkeVnon4in.
CCS??' Meisund,too;bnlhe
Sr !f .1 :fL!.!?.unownDetnocral was
hi! HJ "'3 senator- from Marvlaad.
4;;t. ..W'fP0"' .hereabouts who
Mr. Editor: PmU me, through the
columns of your faiuable paper,
the attention ef kh FraUVnjty ' of Odd
Ld "nSi? bK??eIi Pi forth by Moss
and Brother, publishers, Philadelphia arid
sty led the Odd Fellow' Tcxi-Boti !
inntr .t for?ale enoogb to obtain
a copy of this Work! and afte? a careful
and thorough examination of Jtsmatterarid
tyle, I feel ripheMtation in!proriourtcirlg
it the best work extant upon fthe origin,
progress, principles and duties of Odd Fel.
lowship. h s, inj facti a work that ttie
Order has long warited and! has great y
felt .Ihe need j&f. f ( - ; Mi .
Thevrbrkilgotppin'fioeyli
a number of beautiful engravings, and is
written in. a i rnnstferjy manner;! Tbii au
thor of the book Is P. iDonaldson. D D.
Grand Master b( the VV. Qrand Lodge
of Northern New. York;. , I ;' j y-
I believe the book, if 'widely circulated,
will accomplish a vast amount nf
andtherefbrel, horie that each brother of
me uraer wiji obtm a copy and endeavor
.w vMua w uio mid iiicrcuy, ' ; j,
AN ODD FELLOW.
i'-l-i-t -14 i nUiil1 ,'! '!:.'
e nare had hrni in ihi. J.
, : '4'- "j ' "v cf Dial
days in auccesion, nii on yesterday we had
some Snow. VVe b4lavei the crops have not
been injured io anj Wsiderabla extent, aid
should the season prove , favorable .hereafter
we snail bate an abundant crop. Warrenton
ISewsAAlh inst. ! !
A Queer Sioindli.X T),n At inn Cnnrort
took placj at Louivifle recently," and about
eight hundred people fissernbled, each expect
ing to draw a 'rjjend'ijl prize, 1 The prizes were
distributed at the elbse of the performance In
small -boxes by a speiclal committee, but when
the boxeihwere peneinsleaaoi watches, jew
elry, pencils, dec., nothing was found but can.
dy, sugar plums, andispap. When the prizes
were all0ut, tbire wee remaining about sixty
boxes. liprnan,ihe concert man, bad diiappear.
ed, Th meeting reidlved to open the remain
ing boxef, and ijf the jvaluaila1 articles were a
them to give them to the orphans ; but nothing
Out 8oap-not soil soap was'iound.
There; was a full tmon on the 1st of Ju
and ther will be aritfer on tfie 31st a clr
cumstauce that has ! nil occurred since liiQ,
when there was ajulj moon on the 1st and the
30ih. iyjsiD Haven Joyrnql. j
There should have leeh inserted after the
date '1776" the wordi except in .1765, 1814
and 1833 ;; and t niigl have; been added ttial
it will n6l occur again until 1871, unless the
r ..... . -i . iL? A.l i i
e oi nineteen years in cnangea. j
I New Hampshire Palladium.
Lunar
The Ni9w School Frpsbyterian Church nbw
comprises 140,650 communicants, being an in
crease of 576 during live last year. The num
her of churches in 1602, minUlers 1527, iicen.
tiates 160.
Gen. TVorfi. Tbf 4mily ol General Worth
it is said, have applied: to Congress for a pen.
sion, to be paid i them in cohsideration of the
public services of Gen, V.,who, at the time,
of his death, was unible to1 leave tbem any
property, j The sum Mked is 8600 a year, j
Tho editor olf thjejCincinnati Sun says,
he saw a woman in the streets of that city
recently,whose chfeefes were adorned! with
a luxurious pair of j whisker si They were
none of your airutsciaJs, but nature s own
worK.
Oceen: VictoriaI has vetoed the anti-
liquor Jaw pasjsedljbjy the Legislature of
the Province of jflty Urunswick, on the
ground of its incompatibility with British
freedom.! ' i l l
Who
who re
can-
th;;ri"Wt?. and a num
Mississippi,
K SrSff J M Union, and
is to' DECirjE? Two witneses
fused to answer certai n questions
before the Grand! Jury in Philadelphia,
have been committed by Judge Thomp
son for- contempt although their Coun
sel denied the powferjof thti Court to cbm
mi t for a Contenipt pf Jthis kind, except when
the offence Hal committed in open Court.
.j;u. ; I i i '"' i ; Ml;
Treatment of Hydrophobia. -A son of a Mr.
Waite, ci Cincinnati, as we learn from the Ga.
zette, was recently seized ;with . hydrophobia,
but by judicious treatment he had entirely re.
covered, though a runoing wound is intended
to be kept up where the lad was bitten, in or
der to prevent the possibility of a return of the
symptoms. The vesicles which formed under
the tongue rapidly disappeared under the ad
miBistraiion of llachesis, a medicine prepared
from tbei; tirus of; the lanceheaded adder, which
was ff iven as an "antidote to the ppison, and the
spasms were pre vented by the use of bellalonna
and othefr remedief. ?
The Nmo Yok . Fairly letters from the
Turkish Ambassador received in New York, it
appears that arrangements iare making for send
ing aiTtpiisli stesm fogale to that city with
the various product ions? and fabrics of Turkey,
for the exhibition at the new Crystal raiace.
The English have Iwenfy one ships on the
coastjollfrica. : j ' "
Dili S. II. PENDLETON,
OFFERS his priofessional services to the public.
V-F He ban- be found aiCol Kobaras noici.
Sausbbv, Marh 25, 852. -
47
MrS' Nlna Graham
!f the U.
T-VSionstAit.
ttorial columns.
S. Armv,; in
orida, died' at
(orjtnjury is obKv.
State of Jiovtn Cuarounsi
' . 1 " -1 ROWAN C6rNTY.; -
J& JEquil-Spring Termi 1852. .
r Alexander W. Brandori vs.eseph Medley et ai.
f TT '.nlkrinirtolthe satisfaction ;df said Court that
W R. Rt Wyatt aod wife "Cornelia j are not inhabitants
of this State: It Wsis ordered that publication be made
in the Carolina Watchman far six weeks, requiring
them.thejsaid W.t. R-i Wy,al nd C?Tn?l tot
J iU-,.-i!Tprmi cif this Courts to be held at
the Court House irt Salisbary.on the 8th Monday after
the 4th Monday in September next, then and tnere io
nr mnr tt the P aUitiff's Bill of com-
plaint, in default whereof, judgment will be taken pro
confesad against them. r , , . - . .
xxiuJJL r. n?rkmr Clerk and .Master of, said
Court of Equity, at office, the ftth Monday afterthe 4th
Monday ih ClardhL A; D.1852,, and in the76tb year
of American Independence. U.
. IJ. rSL.AUlkAl.K.. L m-
Price adv. 85 50. ',
6wl2
la Stateavilte, on the Slat nit, by Wna. B. Grant,
Eq., Mi. JA.ME3 W. WILKINS, to Misa MAJLIS
S A HAREfc both of IredeD couoty.
A babe in a 'bouse is like a well-spring of pleasure ; a
znessen jrer of peace and love;
Yet it ia atalentoftrust.aloantoberenderedbackwiUi
5 interest? '.
HEREBYi fprewarn aJl persons from trading with
Chaitlea Sides for a Nete given by me to him in
June lasW for , 8l5& 00 ; as the said fiote was gtven
for a fraudulent bohsideraaon,nnd its payment, will be
,: ' j ' '. BORN ' ;
July It-yA son to Cot J. M. Brown, Town.
T,JriP,ace'ion llth "Mtat WILLIAM
liliNRY, infant son of Alfred L- And Ann Johnson,
aged about three months. ,
oJlj." P)ace the 19th rtnt; Mrs, MARY
SWNKi aged bnt 70 years. S , ,' i i
Of consumption, in Iredell county, July 17th. Ikirt
LETITIA EVELINA BAILEY. 7
The deceased had nearly completed her $5th year,
and had long been a member of the Presbyterian Chnrcb.
She loved the doctrines of her Church, and inculcated
those doctrines upon the minds of her offspring she was
a woman of prayer and was always in her seat during
the public. worship:, pf God, unless prevented by sick
ness or some other cause. She has left an interesting
family of eight children these all, Bho calmly and
cheerfully committed into the hands of her covenant
keeping God. And when she said that her days were
nearly numbered, she was not loath to depart, and eaid
to her weeping frieuds around-' weep not for me, bnt
weep for yourselves." Her last Send was peace. com.
Drags! Drugs!! Drugs!!!
5wpdl?
Julj 22, 1852.
2tl2
Dr. S. H. PENDLETON.
I S now opening at the old stand, heretofnr
X by i Dr. JWheeler, a large and '.complete Stock of
VlfUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS,
tyls, tf Sti,Perfumerit Liquors,
Wines. Surgical Instruments, Ci
gar Snujfit, Tobacco, Teas, and
AH of which! he offers at greatly reduced orices. His
stock was purchased but a fewf weeks ago by himself in
mew xom. and consequently can be depended upon for
purity. An experienced hand always in attendance
Prescriptions carefully put up at any hour. day or
night. O Orders from a distance promptly attended
tO. :- !: j I j j '
SALisBcaV, July 22, 1852. 12tf
TO THE LADIES ! !
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
REFINED GELATINE, an entirely new and
economical article; superior to: calves-feet or
Isinglass,, for making Jellies, i Blanc Mange,
Charlotte Russe, &c, put up in small packa
ges, with ample directions for use surprising,
ly cheap, f s ;
Extracts for Custards, Jellies, Ice Creams,
dec, viz: Lemon, Vanilla, Nutmeg, Peach,
Rose, dcc. very elegant, convenient, and cheap.
YEAST POWDER, in various size boxes
the original and very best article warranted
never to fail. ! j j J . ' . '
Sperm,J Adamantine land Tallow Candles,
very low Bristol Bricks, for polishing Table
Knives, dec. Together with every variety of
choice and pure WINES, such as Pale Sherry,
Madeiraj Alalaga and old Port,- arid many oth
er articles;, in the same line, not necessary to
enumerate, all which, will be; sold low, very
low. j j SILL & SILL Druggists, ozc.
I Salisbury, N. C.
July 22. M It
.1 ' i j ' i ' K ' "j" "
A certain Cure for Agtte and Fever.
ROTUND'S TONIC MIXTURE.
FOR upwards of 25 years this well tried
remedy has stood the test of experience, whilst
many othfrs have entirely failed. :! Asa sure
remedy it may be confidently relied on. A
fresh supply just in, at j . . '
SILL & SILL, Druggists, dec.
1 , Salisbury; N. C.
- July 2d ! : "j I H-
I TOBACCO Choice Tobacco.
AN additional supply of Tobacco, of every
variety, for Chewing and Smoking some of
unequalled fineness, jiist received by
SILL & SILL, Druggists, dec,
if j Salisbury, N. C,
July 22. ; 1 f It
PATENT MEDICTNM
PILLS Beckwith, Peter's. Brandrcth's,
Strong's, Moffatt's, Murphy's, HEull's, Hibbert's,
Leroy's, jayne's, Louden's, Wrights, Leidy's,
and all others. ! -.
VERMIFUGES fDead Shol, Brown's, El-
lis's, Louden's, Jayne's, dec, dec
CHERRY PECTORAL, Wistafs Balsam,
Wild Chejrry, Balsam, tiverwerth, Syrup Nap.
tha, dec. dec. ! ;!'
SARSAPARILLA Sand's, Townsedd's,
Jayne's, Louden's, dec.
Hebrew or Jew David's Plaster, Gray's
Ointmentj and Harrison's, MofTatt's, Bon
pland'8,ilioolland's, PUntell's and Hutching's
Bitters.! I ' i ! ' !
Tricopberous, Hair Restorative, Jayne's and
Louden Jlair Tonic, Lyon's Kathenron, Hair
Dyes. dcc dec.! V l
Venetian Liniment, jNerve and Bone Lini
ment, Horseman's Friend, dec, kc, for the
relief and cure of that noble animal, THE
HORSE. ! ! - M 1 - ' -
Houghton's Pepsin, a much prized remedy
for Dyspepsia, dec, dec. y.
Cbristil's Bella, Necklaces; Plasters, dec.,
4c, for Rheumatism, dtc. With many other
articles inftbf in)e Itnej; all wtftch may be had
at unusuafty low rjiicasi h
Sir.L de SILL: D rue 21 st s, dec.
opposite; Mansion iHotel, Salisbury, N. C,
' COWAN'S 1
VEGETABLE IflTHONTRIPTIC,
' -i ' I :"-' - pil ; j I - J 1
FRIEND -OF THE HUMAN FAMILY,
i h . .: . j scTrxirjro intoM ' !
i ' DISEASED KIDNEYS, !
Stone in ihe Bladder and Kidneys, Weakness
1 1. 1 it" fathe iau ?j I ' .1
This ioyaloabte medicine is for sale at the Darie Ho
L in Mocksville ; it Dr. Jl. Campbell In Iredell ;
at the Drag Store, ia Charlotte ; and at . the CaroBna
Watchman OrBoe, in Salisbury. 1 !
t Theobecriber is General Ant for tne sale of the
above Medicine in this State, of whom any quantity
may be obtained y addressing him at Salisbury, N. C-,
ojr calling at hla house, 10 niilea West of this place. !
; ! I tl. D. AUSTIN.
Jaly 15il852
lltf
Ebenezer . Academy.
fll HE Trustees f this Institution respectfully an-
S. noance 10 uie public tuat the next term will com
mence on, the 15th day of Jaly, under the superintend
enceof Mr. II. R. Hall, whose ability jas a classical
teacher has beenj tried and highly approved for upwards
01 iwemy years.1 n wui Oe aided by Competent as-
nsiania- : ;
j i Tuition, per session of 5 months, is at
rates: ;. I . i v
Elementary Branches incoanection with
ciples of Arithmetic, English Grammar
and Geography,
Higher Branches of Englidf, j
Latin and: Greek with Matfimst;... '
ISoaxd from $5 00 to 6 00 per month.
I W. F. COWAN, President of the Board.
Rev. H. N. PHARR,
e. B. Hall,
M.M.BAILEY,
Dr. J. R. NISBET,
R. H. HILL,
Maj. W. M. ALLISON.
By order of the Board, ' t
t JAS. R. HALL, Sec;
Bethany Church, Iredell co., N. C, l
June &2, 1852. 4t9
have ben anthorixed bv the Ec
SottKTT to annoonce to the public, that the
Annual Oration before the! two literary Societies off
Davidson College,; will be delivered on tJ evening of
the llth oft August, imdnediately preceding thedaybfj
Commencement, by tne kcv. d. jix. riuu.w w
lumbia, & C. .. ; I j I - j
1 f JOHNi S. (HARRIS, , )
I I JOHN! A.! ALLISON, Com.
' 1 LEON IDAS L. PARKS,
N. B. Other Editors are reipectfuDy sohcited to
copy the above notice, j . 's j
the following
the first prin-
$5 00
7 50
12 50
Mafriage License formate hert.
IMPORTANT!
To MiUers&:mUl Owners.
Young's Iiaproycd Smut and Scrcen-
' ' in Machine, f
rilHE subscriber would respectfully inform those en-
JL gaged in the Milling .business, that he is now
making arrangements to supply all who wish to pur
chase ia the Western part of the State with this almost
invaluable article, Young's .Smut Machine. There are
now between Three and Four Hundred: of these Ma
chines running in North Carolina all of which have
given the most entire satisfaction ; many! of them hav
ing run six years, and have kever been ou t of order one
jbour, and perform their Woki as well as at first. .They
iare warranted for five yearfJ UThere will be ten Ma
chines delivered in Salisbury in a few weeks. Persons
wishing to supply themselves, will address the subscri
ber at South Lowell, Oraftgejcounty, N C, or to Jas.
S. Leathers & Co, Salisbury. Reference is given to
Col. Wm, R. Holt, Lexington, and to all the Mill
fowners ia Cabarrus. Agents will supply Boiling Cloths
of all numbers of the very best quality.
I ;j-u, a. mem Ann tin. :
South Lowell N. C, Je 25, 1852. 6t9
State of iiottti esivoliini,
,.y ROWAN COUNTY, v
Superior Court of La&, Spring Term, 1852.
Harriet Kj. tsencini es. Lorenzo u. liencini
j Petition for Divorce!
It appearing to the satisfaction of this Court that the
Defendant in this case, LoCenzo D. Bencini, ia a; non
resident of this State : It iSj therefore, ordered by the
Court, that publication be made for three months in the
Carolina; Watchman, and Carolina Republican, requir
ing said Defendant to be and appear at the next term
of this Court, to be held foirthe County of Rowan, at
the Court House in Salisbury, on the 8th Monday af
ter the 4th Monday in September next, then and there
to plead, answer, or demur to this Petition, or the same
will be taken pro confesso and set for hearing ex parte.
Witness, Obadiah Woodson, Clerk of said Court, at
Office; the 8th Monday after the 4th Monday in March,
A. D. 1852, and in the 76rh year of our Independence.
OBADIAH WOODSON, C. S. C.
Price adv. 3 10. ! 3m9
Union Academy.
Davie county-lS miles north of Mocksville, and
naif a tnue ysesi oj vuve Branca isnurcn
THE Trustees of Union Academy have the plea
sure to announce, that that Institution will be
opened on Tuesday 20th-tJoly, under the charge of
James H. Foote.; T , ' '
Mr. Foote is graduate of Wake Forest College, from
which Institution, he is furnished with the highest tes-
monials, as to his peculiar fitness for such a charge.
The Trustees iak Dleasure. also, in beinz Dermitted
: . y 1 7 . ' w
to sayv that students from a distance can obtain board
inor in th henf fa mi lien riAivenient to the Academy :
from whom, they feel warratf ed in saying, they will
receive all the kindneps and attentions 01 nome.
Of the advantages of clirnate and society afforded by
the. location of this Institution, fin the' Olive Branch
community,) it js unnecessary to speak They are too
well known to require an insertion in tms notice.
T.ntinn nar uicainn nf linnniha (rhftrcrrA from date
. UlllUN r DLOOIV.I W w , c -
of entrance, except in case5 of protracted illness or ex-
1 1 nr ...Jm. fi? . . ' v
case uy 1 ruairea,; is o iuiwwb .
Elementary branches, with: Arithmetic, , $5,00
Geography, Engjish Grammar, Philosophy, &c. 8,00
Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Astronomy, &c. 10,00
Latin and Ureek including all lower Drancnes, la.uu
Boa.rd in private families, from $5 to $6 per month.
By order of the Board oftTrustres,
I FRANCIS WILLIAMS, Ch'n;
For particulars address, .
B. F; EATON, Secretary,
is Farmington, Davie co., N. C.
JplyS, 1P52J . I 3wll
Prof. MORGAN'S FEMALE SEMINARY.
The eighth ;year will open on the 1st of Sep.
tember- an tindividediterm ol Ten months
ihejwbole expense in any of the Collegiate
classes is 8120 for the year 860 for halt the
term of Five ; montns,' and the ornamental
branches at equally moderate prices.
" Tha Piarriinalion develoned to a very high
degree the advantages of the plan! which Prof.
Morgan has !qhg practised. It was manliest to
every observe!" that the young Ladies of 4he
graduating class were of a high order of mind
well instructed their polish of manners, and
excellent thoroughness in the several studies,
including the j Scriptures their tommand of
language and freedom in composition, and the
evident skill arid taste in the ornamental branch
es, c6uld not but be the result ol a well devised
system, rigidlr pursued and successfully ap.
plied. - i
' i Rev. A. BAKER,
; Rev. D. A. PENICK,
j Rev. P. T. PENICK,"
! Examiners.
Salisbury, julv 5. 1852.
NEGRfVRS
WA1MTF.T1 !
Salisbniy, June 3d, 1852. I,
CASH FOR NEGROES.
Tt11? 1 i9 now in Marier for ihe purensse
a,iSfti?B DUMBER 0F LIKELY YOUNG
NEGROES, salable for the Southern Market, for
which he is paying THE HIGHEST PRICES IN
tCASH. ! , , . ; ;!'.!.'!" r :
Persons having any of the above named property fyr
sale, will fiod it to their advantage by tpakJng applica4
tiontobim. i MYER MYERS.
O Commonica lions from a distance attended to. 1 j 5
THE MARKET
Gome and See.
THE subscriber wishing to remove to the WVst, of
fers for sale all his Lands, ten miles North-west
of Salisbury, vixi One tract on which We."
taining 131 Acres. I There la on jJ-J
good dwelling house, kitchens, barn, arid all necessary
bu?ldings..nd a good spriftg. Thta trlcl adjoins be
Wd. of H. W. Brown, dee'd, T. R. Walton, and oUV
era. Also, one other tract containing 170 AcrCt,
.djointag the Und. of Joseph Owens, on which are no
imnrn.menta together with my interest in 30 Acres,
sectioo of the county, would do well to corne and see
land, and hear prices. Ames toasoN
Rowan county. Jaly IS. 1852. j- 3mll
Blanks of every description for sale
AT THIS 0FFICJ2
SALES OF LAND.
PURSUANT to a Decree ia Equity obtain,
ed at the Spr ng Term, 1852, I will offer for
sale at the Court House in Salisbury, on Moo
day of August County Court, that valuable
plantation known as the Moses Brown plate,
situated threif miles from Salisbury, on the
uoeraw road, adjoining the lands of Alexander
Brown, and others, containing
300 ACRES.
: Terms, Tuelve months credit, interest after
six months, bond and security. H j
ALSO : V, n:
At the same time and place, that valuable plan
tation formerly owned by David Holdshouser,
deceased, situated in the immediate vicinity
of Salisbury,! adjoining the lands of William
H. tiorab, John Garner, James Brown and oth
ers, containing 101 Acres.
Te rms, Twelve months credit, bond and se
curity
L. BLACEMER. C. M. E.
Price adv. 85 50. 6w8
Female Bearding School
AT CATAWBA SPRINGS.
IHE undersigned has opened a Female
School at ihei Catawba Springs, to which be
invites the attention of the public. He thinks
it unnecessary to say any thing of ibe healthi
ness of this location, as there are probably none
to dispute it.
I' he school will be under the management
ol competent instructors ; and no pains will be
spared either to advance the pupils or to pro
mote their happiness.
Teems;
For Spelling, Reading, Writing. Arjth.
meiic, Geography, de English Gram.
mar, per session of 5 months, 86
History, Philosophy, Astronomy, 8
Music on Piano, 1
Board, six dollars per month.
, V. STIREWA
Lincoln co, June 24, 1852. 8tl
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500
LT.
tch-
er
1J
LEATHER BAN
rilHE subscriber has put up ; machinery for sre
JL inc. cementing and riveting bands with copp
rivets. J he bands are stretched wiihcoweTfuI . ma
chines, made expressly for that purpose', and the diffi
culty of bands stretching and ripping ontder the com
mon way of majkmg them is entirely removed by this
process. Bands made in this way will hold their width
evenly, run true, and have a uniform bearing on the
drum or pulley, and will give from 15 to 20 per cent.
more power ihah those made in the ordinary way
They are made! out of the best selected, oak tanned
Spanished Leather, and no pains will be spared io
make them equal to the best Northern bands, and will
be sold as low as they can be brought in New York;
Bands will be delivered in Salisbury to Messrs. Jen-
i an,. ... 1
Kins cc KODerts, tor an wlio may wish. 1
CIIAS. M. LINES,
Hunt's Store P. 0., Guilford co., N. C,
July 8, 1852. lylO !
! 1 ; 1 Salisbury, Ju:
Apples, (dried) 50 0$OO; Bacoa, I2 ,Q :5
6 O Ti Cotton Yarn, 75 & 00 j Coili e 1 1
Corn, 75300; Beeswax, 20i20 ; Batter 10 J '
843;i Feathers '29; Iron 3 0Jj LinPf f
Molasse43540; NaLs 4 J35; Oats4lVu 1 0; I:
tatoes 123,3 00 ; Sweet do. 35 O 40 ; Sj-.r
7 Q 9 ; Do. Loaf. 003 12J ; Salt, sack 1 1
low 8 09 Wheat 75a 8 ; Pork 6$ : .
i-- !". ': f'- ir:-;':-n"t' t XVETTEVJU.r. .
July 15 Beeswax 22 a i i n.i
Cotbn8ja8i!C6n!85 S95; Cbtfee 101011''
530 & : iFeathers 32S35 : Flaxseed ft 1 :
Swedes, 5 (36 r do. English 3 4 : LarJ 13
Leather. Sole, 20 23: Molasses 24220: Nai: r
Oats, 50 604Sugar,bro.,6 O $: do: loaf, 1 j
Salt, wick, 1 50 Q 1 60: Tallow, c8 ; Wi
8 90. , ! ' j.j4 .
CBiaaw.Joly 15. Bacon oertb.CO 1C;
2028 : Beeswax 20O21 : Coffee 13.2 l.V :
89J : Corn 81 08 112 EgjrslSla: FK
Sb : reatnen-30 35 : Iron 56 : LarJ f
Leather(iole8 22j Molasses 35 -40 : !
ba 33 (3 37:! Nsils.cut.6 0' 7: Rice 41
Sugar.brOwn.S 10: do. Loaf. 124 a 15: t
verpool,! 40 0 150 -1 i f f
CATAWBA SBRKG;
v.
CXAVING purchs
JL JL , takes pleasure.
ciiii v in
STIRE
A
sea
WALT,
thisbeiutiful Summer r
infurmbs his frie.nJj
public, in general, tbrat he is making every r
itr.proycmeru itv me convenience and conilott ( i
who may repair t4 those Valuable Spring ia : ,
pleasure or health. ' J ' '
Arrangements are in progress, and if pa
the wate wiu soon be brought into the l.ou-
draulic machinery ;; convenient ; batting hou.-es i
ing erected lodging rooms are being renovated ;
nished witbf all that will contribute Jo tfie enjr .
the occunaaits : and the sDaciont nrcmis. t ,
namenteifj in various ways. In short , the pro, 1
determined to render the Catawba Springs a 5
real eroyment, to those who may patr6nae I
he assures the public that every!: ooasibie eilurt
to secure the favor of ,tho who call u 3
1 ravellers who stop at Catawba Srrir
find the very best of entertainment : ttaJ to ;
arges w0 be as low as the provision markets
low.
R1
1 n
' vs.
Richard Gheen.
READ THIS I
ARRIVAL OF AN ENTIRE STOCK OF !
NEW GOODS,.
Maxwell & Horah, i
ceived their entire new stock Of
and Summer Goods.
Just purchased in New York and Philadelphia at re
duced prices, which will enable them to sell remarka
bly low, consisting of the usuaFvariety of Foreign. Do
mestic, and Ladies' Fancy '; ; , 1
Catawb4 Springs, March 3. 1852.' tf
statr of iTovttt eTivct:
" ? ROWAN COUNTY. ; '
Andrew Ly-erly, et al. 1 e In Equity,
J' M I !
Spring Tern, li:
1 ! Petition to SeS Land.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of s?iJ C
Richard Gheen is not an inhabitant of t!.
Lit was ordered, that publication be made in t
f fSTia watcttman lor six weeks. reauinn2 him. :
Richard Gheen; to appear PL the, next Ten i
Court, to be held at the Cooi-f. house inRn'i .
tbe 8th Monday after the 4th Monday i t t-'. ,
next, then and there to plead, answer, or ,dc: ;
P.l!l!in irt lsr.l ...l.A.r t. i.i !
pro coinfessb, against him, ? . ; 1 f
I L. BLACKMEIl. C. :
Salisbonf, June 10. 1852. Ct6.. , Tr. f
MEDICO-DENTAL SUR(ii::
w. if. rtASo.t, irxl-d. n.
RESPECTFULLY o H r-'
cesin the Ilygenical;Fur
Mechanical lreaunent cf t!.
DISEASES Of" THE .1 '
and expects from a more thorough ocnuair.! t
cause and effect, Ihe many improvenients iq nu
&c, to mepit a continuance of fuvora so gtner
stowed for ihe last 8 or 10 years. ; : i ,
N. B. "jDEXTXiiScBGERr can only be tiii!.,
honestly dispensed by a person with high jua
eejjence in tiis mechanical manipulations,
knowledge of the functions of the human etonc
ing health and dissase." : .!
O Communications directed to Salislurj,
1! I -l 1 l! !' l::.Jf 1
attenaiea me nrst opporiuuujr.
nAVm mArra limmrinr ivn jiriri rnv
HATS. BONNETS, BOOTS AND
SHOES CHINA, GLASS AND
CROCKERY WARE ; STA
TIONERY and FANCY AR.
TICLES; GROCERIES? j
Cheap ! to all of which they solicit the attention arid
patronage of the public, and pledge themselves to use
every effort to rherit it. Small Profit and , Quick Kt
turnt will be their motto. ' i j
Salisbury, May 13, 1852. 2tf
$100 KEWARI).
RANAVVAV from the subscriber, living in Phila
delphia congregation, Mecklenburg county, N.
C, about the 13th of April, 1851, two Negro Boys, ,
PETER am! TO
The above reward will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery in any Jail so thai I get them again, pf
the two Boys, or $50 for either ione. 1
Descripf toil. PETER isIargeshoulderd,arid
a little knock-need, has several teeth, out in front, lis
quick spoken ; and has a lump ion his left shoulder.
His age is between 30 and 35 jyeers his height, about
5 feet 1 1 inches.
and chunky, wtith a scar in his fore-
He is about 26 years of age, of a
June 17. 1852.
TOM is low
head from a cu
dark copper co
t.
or.
Both of these boys are quite intelligent and well cal
culated to decc
to a free StateJ
them off. But
lurking about in the vicinity of Salisbury. They are
said.
Charlotte, N
ve. I ney win no aourn aim ai gening
as they tried to get a white man to take
Jonesvillc Male anil 'Vend
I ACADEMIES ; ;
REV. VM. L. VAN EATON, A.1 M., T,
Rev. V. O. ft era and; Lxdv will take
of the Female department ;the first ! of
The Male department will open on MonJay i
of July. It is irnportant that.' all wibhinj t t
present, on the first day ol the session, or to
circumstances will permit, .'is- - j
For the benefit of the two schools we !;v.
apparatus with globes, and maps, to illustrate
port ant sciences studied, ijf i j;
Board can be bad in the best families f. r f I
week. Tuitiion S5. 8. $10, $12 50. Fr
Drawing and Pa'intin$5, Embroider .Work
sic oni the Piiano $20, Guittfr $16. Hebrew f i
Yadkin co , N. C, July 8, 1852. :- j
State ol ilovtn Cavcl
BOW AN; CCUNTY.;
Court of Pleas and Quarter Scssh.r
;i 7Vrw, l852r pf
Richard Thomason and uavid r. waonrr,
istrators of Thomas Foard; 'deceased, id. .'
Foard. i ' ! t ,. J
Petition to sell Land.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the C
the defendant Matthew FoarJ.fea non-reji !e:
State : It is therefore ordered; that publicaiii-n !
in the Carolina Watchman for six weeks, n -i...
defendant to be aibd appear at the next Ccutt
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the county
an, at tne Court louse in Salisbur), on ll- t..
day in August next, then and there to p!ra l,
or demur to the petiiion of plaintiff, or j-j ly
confesso will be taken and the cause set fr
exparte.
Witness, James
E Kerr, Clerk ofoor fh!(
I have reasort tb believe they are now I GffiCe' the first Monday in May, A. D. 1&C-2,:
nassincr themselves off as free boys.
Any information concerning them win oe tnaoKiuity
received, and the reward paid upon delivery as above
JAS. J. MAXWELL.
. C, July 1, 1852. 5tp9
Just Received a Fresh Supply of
TOMB STONES-
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi
zens of Salisbury and the surrounding country,
that he has opened a Jlarblc Establiliment
in Salisbury, Which may be fund at bis residence, oh
Market street.jwhe're he is prepared to furni&b Grave
Stones of Marble Slabs fancy upright stone onj pedes
tals, tombs, movements, &.ci, at a very Small pirofit.-t-Engraving
done neatly at, Northern prices. Havinjg
made the necessary arrangemetst, the subscriber; can, St
a short notice, fill any order from five dollars to $500.
No pains will be spared to give entire satisfaction.
Old Tomb Stores restored to their primitive white nes.
GEORGE VOGLER.
Salisbury, April 8,1852. j
State it ovt a Carolina,
tOWAN CpiJNTY, f
In Equity Spring Term, 1852, j
George Utzman, Exr., vsi Robert Utzroan et al:
IT appearinalto the satisfaction of said Court thit
Jacob Utzmao and Lewis Uizman are not inhabitants
of this State : I( was ordered, tnai pooticaiion oe maqe
in the Carolina Watchman for six weeks!, requiring
them to appeal at the next Tf rnv of this Court; to be
held at the Coart House in Salisbury, on the 8tb Mon
day after the 4th Monday in beptemoer next, wen ana
76 vear of our Independence.
! j JAMES E. IKE"",
j or
Price adv. $5 50.
Valuable Land for
n
there to plead
ctc 4U plow, 1 - i , f
hereof, judgot will be taken pro eonfrsso against
the to.
Salisbury, July 12, 1852-?r. adv. $5. 6tll.
answer, or demar to the Bill, in default
L. BLACKMER. C M. E.1
THE subscribers offer for,
sale their valuable tract cf :
Lar.d, lying IJ imilei -South
of Clemmonsville, , Davidson County,
main! road leading from Clemmonst ilb i
ingtoo and Salisbury. The land is u:.
cultivation. The tract consists Bf
2641 ACRES,
about One. Hundred, of which Ja re c.
limbered land, and 30 acres of excelled
off, iin fine order. .. -f . t
rri.r i a trnrtA !sriT lirirlc --Hwellin"'
and all necessary oulhougps on ihe prm.'
the convenience of any person vihifJ
sirable residence. ' I ' I r
Tnere is also an; etcejlenl SAWjMH
the same tract, recently repaired, wit'.,
cient quanlily of water to imake it art:
business.' ' 1- " fir-; 1 I !
There is also, adjoining same tract, r.
(arm of 35 acres, with goo3 framed !
whirk will be sold senaratelv to any ;
desiring a small fract of land. ,
Person wishing to porchaie a f.ne l.
land, situated in a good nelghborhocJ, v,
well to call and see for tbemeives.
PETER MOC
a J. moc::
June 2, 1852.
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