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i f - 'KlmTar Statement of th T0, North Carolina for KW; U, L
Reid,
381
230,
513
916
489
684
631
40
554
271
441
98
1388
228
443
122
392
55t
1013
980
196
603
870
746
345
1072
1425
721
1063
403
361
406
551
541
246
408
340
393
240
883
459
1934
168
676
646
209
432
1421
1030
1342
586
696
1796
, 247
312
649
550
760
1072
712
506
439
194
905
1376
1481
80
114
1561
697
297
1196
393
694
'!
...1083
551
946 :
358
$27
847
343
714
597
783
249
198
488 -
411
540
270
995
600
178 .
f 305
951
490
190
104
341
1005 '
1524
347
363
368
551
360
368
762
1035
214
733
267
680
' 278
260
, 615
706
451
721
84
350
504
167
1528
453
347
636
341
693
356
776
1106,
1279
624
509
1206
1132
896
" ' 282
1102
162
247
283
1345
336
42,993
Iguprtr,
48,484
42,993
5,491
.!tMacWf6d Hayivdod have given a Whig
m IV hi anU' WesTern Advocate.
Shahre only &vvo? objections io this new,
beadtifuf andi spirited jj Whig paper.
'iersf place, tbe! editors have made
5:le larger "tkan the Vatchman.
ai decidedly, wrong, because it
p di appear jf malt, ,and to a disad-
pe. Itiheecond place, they have
hfoni'n&nf'thari we have, thereby
Iinqicatinffihatihey scout the po
jdi mere Deing " notning iu a
ItMhi'i little 'eipcjctatioh tbat oth-
a?ree .Wik hs in our nhieclions.
-!fl Wift attarht'nn imnnrfnnrn tn thfm
ad lheref9re extend to the Edi
r mosteofdial reireetine : wishing
P ill jiossitje iiiccess. ; We nail them
lW valuably accession to the edi
of.Hhel Whiff r Part ' HeTe's
ber,
W brothNifi Car. Watchman.
,.f..il -I l 4 . ' . .
( orftiheruruner both your objec
jH'tjWilyansrei In the first place,
s io ty pfrpean; system it' is as
Jittch ai to;jop; and we bope your pat.
Jj'Stoon enabfethel' Watchman" to as
jWrpulent jmeosiona of the " Whig
fTWw; 'plfidci you may congratu
ft lfthat th. diamond - is more valuable
leHerthatf the granite. '
j'iecorid - plate, it it Irue Shakspeare
rf tQw ,h'y 4ytberiiame would smell
ra'4lhfg!ifrwiie.' Byron says
( . . ? :a:ly omtn named Mary,
Cw dyu leveVsee a pretty one
jJICTbjrotber, arid maV you have
S?d br d lagging
of
per,
ors
-oinvejL';--Cotrui Whig,
:N)tE OUTSTANDING,
l,slpf the sever. -.
iaai
$j - Kr records ol this
f0gofie.isi
$107,111 64
11,700 00
" 2,800 00
to
issue
ilto
S of the issue
r-"7,J&'fa4,as per
i
$122,611 64
notes in
the
aTM icfcoinit
iiS, VVMg officers,
150 00
X' V
! 5
$121,461 64
42 Lw.
NoVewnm 1 1 Q0
RGENT, Register,
05MA11KET, . . , :
V I Charleston. Nov. 6-
K VCti?n "d-r "ched about
,1 tarfcioas day were sus.
4
?
w f puces ranging from 84
1852 3 , . ; r iu
Scott.
'210
'000
1377
1 120 J
000
371
000
000
352
642
000'
811
000
000
000
;000
000
,226
000 '
,000
000
000
1021
414
187
B9 -363
;991 .
1552
tnaj.4
000
000
79
000
000 :
1 493 ,
1 000
j 000
; 708 4
; 000
c1621
000
1 000
i 546 '
! 643
, 000
; 680
83
000
000
000
1441
000
000
77
225
668
' 000
: 836
000
1030
691
603
000
1081
714
000
1032
167
000
286
1073
0Q0
I i t
Pierce.
n 198
' 000
! .305
, , 000
000
582
000
000
301
371
000
, 1483
000,
000
i 000
000
000
931
000
000
000
I'.
A,
Yet
. 000
491
I
259
930
1454
704
946
345
006
000
000
000
r 000
000
210
000
000
870
000
1418
000
266
. 484.
132
: 000
1115
, 1030
f 1030
I - 72
000
; 1307
i 000
! 000
j 000
426
i 732
! 000
672
j 000
I 280
S 157
867
I 000
5 1237
I 58
' 000
r 1357
i 691
I 000
! 1065
; 242
I 000
4495
993
gain of 499, vehich, add to the above.
F
Coinage at the Mint for October .18 52.
Gold 142,062 Dotlble Eagiea. 102,841,240
18,600 Eagles j 186.000
23;210 Half Eaglet f 116,050
! J42 038 Qba?rter Eagles j 355,090
i 173,046 Gold Dollars ;! 173,046
H '49.954 Pieces f
SiLvifc-lioOO Dollars
, 30,600 Quarter Dollars
' bbdlOOO Dimes
$3,666,026
S7.000
7,650
20,000
5,300
30,004
t
106,000 Halfpimes I
1 2,666,800 TbtlBi-Cent Pieces
': V J.
3,516,354 llteqes
Copper-121,260 Cerfts
$3,785,980
i 1,212
3.637, 614 Pieces
, . 83,785,192
Gold Bullion deposited for coinage in Octo
Fj-om California
Fjrotn other' relources
64,965,000
75,000
1$4,140,000
if igivt us great pleasure to understand that
ihe reiideht has offefed to the Hon. Edward
Everett; :kn& that the 'latter has accepted, the
vacant post of Set:fetay of State; j
Thereyis a peculiariptness, we; think, in this
appointment. MrJ Elerett waajthe attached
personal ifriend of the tat68man whose lamen.
id death5 caused the Vacancy in the Depart.
ment, as! well as an inseparable void amongst
tbegrei men o jbTB rord. To jhis recom
mAnrlatinn. however, may be added the higher
consideration of the eminent qualifications of
Mr. Kverett for th oifice. His public ser
vice, atihome and abroad, uniting experience
nri thArouffh acouain&nce wilhsour foreign
ftflRiira tti his fine abilities and regulated, tern-
render him a worthy succeaW to the hon.
and duties of the post. Diaii lni.
f Ii it. j SIAMESE TWINS.!
kl.JUnf Atir rekdersi fand particularly our
distant readers) arSe unacquaintejd wiih the fact
.ijj.'.LiiL :iroatfnfT hfnthcrs iiow live near
iucbo ut..rt, v i, ; r
af.. iirv Nnrrv Count?. . V " iwoiT
ikm at i heir residence, afcdas pleased
find inem very (oieniBn
They were born in May ion, fivnc Pa
J s . Ji ti.i.)nn. frhWif have Ira.
iJ J oTtPn.irelf tbrouebdut Europe, and
TC CU wij "-" ; s i T . Ills
have visited all the United Stle. except Illi.
,.:.fMi..nnr 'l hev nave a vejj rcicu
T .If H.rinni Ann Affl
tive roetoory o: fnmga u
i. . -L.mirfttA an v information they poi-
sess. Endued with fine common! sense, they
elhibit'a great deal of act In th.r bus.nesj
transactions, and.haje t(,e ffion arson,
tbeir neighbors of being itriclly bqnest. f ,
fWe learned that they were Tery expert iri
Ihe bso of a gunjand-take greati pleasure irj
Hi rr r.,n f;.t' iinrl wa k sometimes
,oI..h.r; jel are,n.r.r;p eaehtber. w.yf
Mom : apeak one to e. oiner,,i r
cepfioa )i tery quick, and thcy,aeai mo
the .ami impulse when wga-ed in coB
mored bj
converia
children. CrneVciODatVvn4 happj
in their domestic relaiioos.- Roiran Whig
i t.i -t v AsnBViti:I "Not. 152. ' ;
Deaf Sir.: The nei gain from Llncojn West
as near as I can j learn, gsj about 500; Mlay.
wood.MacoOt and Cherokee gave .499 r gain,
over AugusCelection,. I hope all is well, for
Scott and Graham, and whether or not, Huz
zah I . any how, , j , ) j f . j
Yoars in great baste, i ''' - . "
' ' JAMES M EDNEY. .
babe in a house 1b like a well-spring of pleasure ;
it is ataleutof trust.aloautoberendercdbackwith
t interest." , . '
Not. 8 A son ta Dr. 8. H. PendIeton,?ToVn-
In Rowan conntv. of scarlet ferer.on thtt 33 inatmit
SARAH C. PHIFER, diughtej- of Silas and; Matilda
R- Pbifcr,aged 10 jreirs,;4 months and 20 days.
Additional Supplies of
FRESH DRUGS )
THE subscribers hare just received fresh acces
sions to iheir already lull suDDlies. and their
stock is now full and complete ; embracing every thing
usually kept ill a Drugj Store.; T owhich, ihejK respect
fully invite the attention of Physicians Merchants,
Planters and others ; jpledgiog thernseives, that noth
iing shall be wanting On their part, to give satisfaction;
either in the quality aid low prices of their goods, 6r
nn ine care oau nuenuon wnicn tney Destow in put
ting them up.' . ,
SILL If SILL, Druggists it Chemists,
opposite Mansion- Hotel, Salisbury,- N . C.
November 11, 1852. j 2w28
Blue Stone ! Blue Stone !
I A LARGE additional supply just received by '
InL : SILL f SILL, Druggists 8fc, :
opposite Mansion Hotel, Salisbury! N. C.
I Nov. 11, 1852. f i lw28
StatcsTillc Female Academy.
THE undersigned would again call
the attention of the oubiic to the
emale School in thia place, taught bv Miss Cakat iw
jVV. McLcait. In addition to irhat has already been
paid, we would remaffc that Miss McLean , has been
With os nearly one session, and that she has given gen-
Cal satisfaction. Her session Closes in December, and
ill open again on the! first Monday in January, 1853,
Her terms are the same as -forniorly ranging from six
Ito ten dollars; per session rMusic $15. ' Her school
has been well attended during the present session, and
he deserves alike patronage in time to come. Board
$6 00 per month. I h
I t. HJ McRORIE,
; J. W. STOCKTON, '
J. M. MOORE,
1 S. R. BELL, Trustees.
Statesville, Nov. 8, 1852. 8w28
Administrators' Sale.
HAVING qualified at jNovember ;Terrn of Rowan
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions as Admin
istrators of the Estate; of William Woods, ilec'd., we
will sell at the late residence of said deceased, on
Tuesday the 30th of this month, all the personal estate
of sa id deceased, consisting: of fr j
Cotton , Corn, Wheat, Oats, Hay and Fod
der, Horses, Mules, Cattle, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Wagon and
bears, f arming loots,. , , j
of every description, nd niany other articles too tedi-j
otjs to inention. ' !' "
At the same time and place, under an order of said '
Court, we will selU Eight L.ikely Negroes,
consisting of men, women and children. A credit of
nine months': will be given upon the purchasers giving!
bond and security. ; :
! A. F. WOODS,
;; ) JACOB SLOOP,,
" ' i Administrators.
November 1, 1852i j
O" All persons indebted to; the Estate of William
Woods, deceased, vqll plfase make immediate pay-r
ment, and all persons! having claims against the same,
will presenthem witihin the time prescribed by law
or this notice will be pleadln bar of their recovery.
I I A. F. WOODS, I
'.. . !. ; JACOB SLOOP, '
Nov. 2, ll52 3w27: ! 1 ; ;Adm'rs. ;
THE subscriber hP'g desirous to change his situa-i
tion, Will expose to ipublic sale, on Thursday the
25th of November, His valuable tract of Land, con
taining 403 AC It ES, one mile and a half from
Locke's Bridge, and of a mile from the'greot Central
-5 .-.r : m ni i ma- t li !
Kail Koad.f adjoining tne lands ot i naies oicionaia,
Cowan and others. There is a tolerably comfortable
dwelling house and some other out buildings ; about.
one hundred Acres of the pahd is in bne state ot culti
vation, the remainder; is splendid wood land. At the
same time I will sell i
TEN LIKELY NEGROES,
two men, and one woman and three children, two girls
and two boys three jhead! ot Horses, one nunareu ana
twenty bushels of wheat, some two or three hundred
bushels of Corn, a Quantity of Oa'ls, Seed Cotton, one
Buggy and Harness, two large two hoise ploughs, and
manv other articles too tedious to mentioOi Sale to
take nlace at mv sister', where Wilson McCran for
merly resided. Tetras made known on the day of sale.
Davidson co., Oct. 29, 1852. 4tp27
POCKET BOOK LOST,
ITHR siihscriber lost, one day last week, either in
I thA i2m of SailishuirvL, or on the road leading
from that place to Lexington, a small red morocco
steel framefpocket book. ! Tlie clasp is loose. It con
tained soml moneyl aind a note on Robert O, Cox, pa y
ki. tn Rirbmond Sharo. A reward of one dollar will
be given (or the recovery of laid pocket boo, with its
contents, i T
I ; ''I '
Nov. 4, 1852.
H. P, SHARP.
3t27
I Notice.
STRAYED from the subscriber onthe2Qth instant,
a large bay Horse, between five and sit years old,
no flesh malfks, but some saddle marks ; about sixteen
hands high! Said horse strayed from he' neighbor
hood of Poplar Tent, Uaibarrus county- Any pcrsu..
taking up said horse will please address me by letter at
Concord, NC. IVX jii . ' fr
October fe, 1852.; I j 5w27
Pf BLIC AiJCTION.
$3,000 WORTH OF GOODS! !!
r a xrvxrn , f it Af Administration w
HAVING taken?oat letters or AdmimstrauoM wu
the willanneked oIYllliara T. Shefliwell, de
ceased.l will sell aijpublic Auction, on Monday oi on
periorCourt week, Ihe 22d day of November, (inst.,)
at his storef in the fcwn of Salisbury, hia enure stock,
of Merchandise, consisting f , , . j ! 1 r
Corintrv Merchants Would do well to attend.
Termsl
I : ..k. -Jit itlt snrna nbnve five dollars.
, -m n ah .n inrlhted t a the estate will please
come foiward and setUe .according to law, An4.ti
creditora will please! present their claims uiy
cated, within the time prescribed by law, or io ww
will be plead in bar sof their recovery. j-
da 1 o.5 W SHEMViiL.U Aa.
imr.
irrrti
KoTeinWr4, 1852. :!-'
lt Sri t
2t37-t
M. BROWN & SON, :
Are now receiving their Fall and Winter
GOODS.:
f
1
. Comprising a large assortment of ' :
Staple and fancy Dry t&ods, j
Hardware; and Cutlery a; - i 1
Hats, Bombels, Caps; and Shoes, J
" Sugars, Coffee, Tea. Cheese, Molasses, &.C.,
Tire Iron; 1J in., H itwlj in. and 2 inch,
Band, rouod, sqaareiand horse shoe Iron & Steel,
Delph, China, and Glass Ware, J" j
Window 0 lass, assorted sizes, I
Blasting and Rifle Powder, and Safety Fuse,
together with a great variety: of other Goods, which
n addition to their former stock, witf compare with
iny in this market ; and wtil&e sold fn termslpr cash
or on time at equally ar low prices, 'f We invite oar
customers and the oublic to rfve us a call. ! ,'
Salisbary Not; 1,1852. ; ! f
Valuable Lands for Sale--4 or 5 Tracts.
I HAVE several small but valuable plantations on
the waters of Hunting Creek, in j Iredell county,
which I will sell on good terms. There ia water pow
er on one of these tracts suSieient for any purpose.--Any
one wishing either to purchase it or to invest cap
ital as a partner in the erection of a Factory, or machi
nery of any description upon it, willi give roe a call
soon. These lands are all within one day's travel of
the Great Centra Rail Road, in a healthy section of
country.; t . - j i
The above named water location is joining the Ea
gle Mills Manufacturing Company, and this place is
now called SouthfTroy ; and there U a fairf prospect
for a Rail Road: Or a Plank Road, to run via Eagle
Mills and Soulth Troy, or near there, leading via
Mocksville, Hatnptonville and Wilkesborough, on to
wards Virginia j a)id the mountains ;l when done, the
rich proyisions of those rich valleys will flow to Salis
bury, and thus enrich the Great Central Rail Road.
Then there will be a charice to speed all kind.s of man
ufactured goods: to a ready Market. Come and help
me build Paper Mills, Brass and Iron! Foundries, Wool
Mills, of any thing else you please.; We; can com
mence and build; a Rail Road to Salisbury and then to
th mountains, we can mfcke the Iroti here, either the,
T or U, Iron, and we can also build the Cars and Lo
comotires at Eagle Mills or South Troy, j So let us
look into this matter for i our own advancement, and
the credit of thel State.
If ANDREW BAGGARLY.
Ni B. The citizens of North Carolina, South Car
olina and Virginia, are requested to consider the above.
: Ih -i A. B.
Eagle Mills, Iredell co., N. C, Sept. 23, 1852 2ltf
Encourage Home Industry
i par PATRONIZIN0 T-
TflE MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY,
Of Stafford, Clark & Dixon,
MANUFACTURERS of all sizes of Horse Powers
and Thrashing Machines, (both portable and
stationary,) SirawCutters of various patterns, Wheat
Fans, Mi(l and -Factory Gear, Saw and Grist Mill
Irons, Bark Mills, Wool Carding Machines, Edge
Tool. &c.g&c i s j
Address,: Snow Camp,! Alamance county, N. C.
October 8, 1852. -J 13wpd26
Executors' Sale!
E will sefl at the late residence ot Alexander
Hu2zirisl deceased three miles North of States-
ville.ion the 30tp Noverhbor iiext,; the following pro
pertyyiz :; j l' ; t f i !:
Horses, MalesJHagt, Shea), and Cattle,
a largej Quantity oj Corn, Wheat,
Oatsi Hay anil Fodder, 16 Bales
! oj UQtton, a quanmyoj isouon
tn
the seedi 3 Wagons and
ink, ill Buggy and
Harnessi Farming
i fr
I : Utensils,
One Set of Blacksmith Tools.
I ' - I ii-4ALS0 ! M
21 LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting of Men. Women and Children.
Sale to continue frorfi day: to day until all is sold.
Terms made known ori the day of sale.- 1
JOEL A. BUGGINS,
, JOHN DAVIDSON,
? Executors.
October 26, 1852. j ; 5w26
! NOTICE.
AT a meeting of the Lutheran Church Council,
held inSaUsbury:an Monday October 18,1852,
it was Resoieed, that Britain Michaels be sppointed
SextotJ, to ligCravesl sndikee the yard clean as
such he ofleranis services at very moderate prices. No
other person has a right to charge for diging graves. ;
I- ; ' t . J. Hi. HOWARD, Sec.
SalisburyiOct. 19, 1852. j 25
N. B. Mr. Michaels can be fjund at MeSsrs. Smith
& Barker's shop. j J. H. H.,Sec.
STOLEN from thelsubscribefs room at he Rowan
House, between the 11th and 16ih of October, one
fine gold Pencil and' Pen, and six fine Rings ; one
plain, one carved, one wtth threi pearLsetts one with
three pearls and eigh rubies around themj, one with
one sett outand one with a'place for a name on it;
all at the least calculstiort worth thirty dollars. Any
one finding (he above named srticles, and returning;
them to me,yill receive a liberal
Salirfiurv.'OcLW.lSSa. l26
STOliENS5 ; REWALD
Stolen: from the 'TiMr , --r
countr, thirteen miles West of Salary, on the
ni2ht of tn 25th instant,-a dark brown are, aged
Iteut I ght years, black tail nd msanblacklegs
fo .be kwees; disbud face and paces jsm'irt
ed brthe collar on the right ahoolder, j TbehMbscriber
will pay the above reward for the delivery of the above
deaeriSd animal, or for any information which w,l!
wrtT1 ' JokN cgiuIespie.:
1 MiraU,RowaCT.,t.;28;1852
s (- r-1 : ; : ; ;
a 5 3 p a 8 53
3 .m J?lJ 338-8 If s &
'sf 5f a.- tJv 3 co e e bssasiBBBi
a 2. S3 1 S c? 5 i
n p j o." 3 e 2. b tasMssi
g 5 gr fd - Si s i -5 6351
I? if lit -rS
- I - ; 1 X
THE MARIETS. ,
f T . J. wl.4
j , Salisbury? ovemberlk-.: ..
Apples, (dried) 50 2$C0; Bacon, 12 O 15 ! Cotton,
7J O 8; Cotton Yarn. 75 & 00 ; ;Coflee 11 0 12
CornO 055; Beeswax, 2030 1 Butter 10 r2 iHour
84 0 ; Feathers S3 ; Iron, 3J 4; Linseed Oil 80
Molasses 35040; NaLs4JS5; Oats 2500; Irish Po
utoea 4079 000 j Sweet do. 35 0 40 Sugar, (brown)
7 O 9 ; Do, LoaC 00 12 Jij Salt, sack 2 75 ; Tal
low 9 9-WheaS0QiB.tfory'S6Wi;"ii. i
H ,'j- : ' , r FAYITTETIttlvN. C. w
Nor 4 Beeswax 123 & 23 J Bacon 14 (3 15;
Cotton 9310 Core 65,375; Coffee 10 J 1 1 J ; Flour
400 : Feataera3235i,leed 1002000 Iron,
Swedes,5 36: do. English 3 34: Lard 13 Q 14:
Leather, sole, 20 23: Molasses24a26: Nails.cat, 4J 5;
Oats, 35 00: Sugar,bro.,6 O &: do.loaf,10tO II ;
Salt.Mck, 1 50 & 160 ; Tallow, 7 3; Wheat ,60;
83 85. j , j, ', -t:, "w-t.
Cheraw.Not. 2. Bacon perlb.00 12): Batter
202S : Beeswax 2021 : Coffee 12 15 Cotton
9J3; Corn 5060 Eggs 12 15: Flout 4
$4j i Featners 3035 : Iron 56 : Lard 00 13:
Leather(sole) 18 22s Molasses 35 40 : do. Ca
bs: 33J 37: Nails. cut. 6 7: Rice 41 5i
Sngar,brown,8 10; do,Loaf,121 15: Salt.Li-
verpool.l 40 1 50.
DR. S. H. PENDLETON.
OFFERS his professional Wrvices to the public.
He can be foun4 at Col. Robards Hotel
SACKBrar. Maech 25, 1852.
Drugs ! Drugs ! ! Drugs !! !
Dr. S. H. PENDLETON,
IS now opening at the old stand, heretofore occupied
by Dr. Wheeler, a large and complete Stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Oils, Dye Siu ffs, Petf amery. Liquors,
Wines, Surgical Instruments, Ci
gars, Snuffs, Tobacco, Teas, and
All of which he offers at greatly reduced prices. His
stock was purchased bat a few weeks ago by himself in
New York, arid 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.
SAUsauay, July 22, 1$52. 12tf
NEW GOODS!
A Splendid Assortment
milE subscribers ate now receiving from New York
JL and Philadelphia, their Fall and Wintertock of
Their stock of Fancy Goods is the largest and finest
we have ever offered to the public, andior variety and
style cannot be surpassed. We feci assured that those
wanting finel and fashionable goods7 can be pleased if
they will givje us a call, as we are determined to sell
as low, or probably a little lower the same article that
can be bought at y other places. Our stock consists
in part as follows :
Fine"and heavy fancy brocade Silks,
" ' white " "
Plain white ' "
Black watered "
Black rept
Black gro de rhine " " ;
Solid colors gro de nap.
Satin de chenis,
Thibet printed high col'd de lains,
Embroidered de lains,
Bayadere priinted satin cashmeres,
Paris printed robe de lains. new style,
English and American printed de lains,
Small figuredfhigh colored de lains for children,
Paris galla plaids and ginghams,
Black and colored velvets,
Printed do. for children,
French snd English merinoes,
Solid cplored mous de lains,
Brocade alpaccas,
Swiss and Jaiconet Edgings and Inserting,
Cambric and Swiss flouncing and bands,
French embroidered collars, chimesetts and sleeves,
Emb'd linen cam. hdks., niee, fine and cheap,
Plain do. from 10 cts. up,
Black and white silk and cotton laces,
Silk mantillas, merino sacks.
Ladies cloaks from S2Q to 40,
Shawls, long and square,
Ribbons, gloves, hoiserjr, fine assortment,
Silk satin velvet and straw Bonnets.
JFor Gentlemen's Wear.
Silk satin velvet and plush vestings, very fine,
English, American and French fancy cassimeres,
Plain black doeskin oo.
Black, blue, brown and cliret cloths,
Ready Made Clothing for gents and boys,
Boots, Shoes, men's and boys Caps,
Bebee & Co., and Otkford's fall style Hats,
Ready made shirts, collars, hdks. and fancy cravats,
Tin Plate, Copper aod Wire,
kent roriBtamlv on hand- Brass, Andirons and Fend-
r Hardware and Cattery. Qreensware, Groceries,
Ate. Fine Cigars by the box, with a variety of arti
U fm idinn to mention.
We tender to oBrcastomers oar most hesrty thanks
fnr th lare and liberal patronage extended to as, ana
in nnlv nromise in the future, as in the past, to
devote all oar energies to serve jand accommodate our
customers and friends. j
! BROWN. FRALEY & CO.
Salisbary,N..C.,Oct,3.1852. tf25 f.
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WILKES COTNTY.
In Equity, Fall Term, 1852.
R. R. Hall and wife, vs. Eng and Cheng Bunker, and
' '4 others.
IN this case it was orderil by the Court, that ad
vertisement be made for six weeks in the Carolina
w-.Km.: that ih defendaau, Sbubal Lanceford.
and Jesse testes, appear at the next term of tbuvCourt,
. 1- UmtA rUiA ronntv at the Court House tn Wilkes-
boroagb,n the 3rd Monday of March next, sad
swer. else the case wiua neara e jwnc, u
i JAMES UAliliUMfAI, Vy. mi-Cm
Oct. 26,1 852. rrtce aav. .
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Bfa&Wartanisfor sale Here, i
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, Pall &, Tintcr Trade,
SIGN OF THE HED FL AC
-' ! Salisbury tOct. 1 st 1 852.
?- - --v j- .r - j.,. :. : , , , l
THE Subscriber having Wet with some di..i;7 -"
meel in receiving his oovIj," owing to dets n
on the Sosth Carolina Railroadtakes this' nu t',
informing his friends and 'the public general!)', tV.;
- IS NOW RECEIVING .
A large and beautiful Stc:
j .SUITABLE FOR THE
TRADE, 1 1
which, when opened, will comprise the nioit
j Attractive 'Assortment-
. be has yet offered, among which are
Piala ania fiarfd Drtss Silks; of the aewr$t itj! :
lxtra rich de Lalo s, aad Casbmerrs
Hsaslla deLaitual lii cts per yard;
LEalish, FrtDth. aad German 31r rlncr s j
Bombazines, Alptrcas, and Caatca rtlci!: ;
FffBth, English and intrriran Trinti
Llnr a Cam srle It Law Iliadk'fs, from 1 ? J t , 1 I
Etabrsldf red Slf ef s, Callars, CaCi aad Care ;
lloarnlag Collars,! f afils aad StTf s ;
Swiss a&4 Cambric Trlmlnjs, Ilaadj a; 1 riocrt!
Thread and Bokla Laee?, Edjings ai-Iascrti: :
Ulfh Bskaetaad Netk. Klbboa?.
silk and cotton. Hose, Kid Gloves,, long and V.
Mohair Iifts,- Cloths, -Cassiineres, Vesting, IV
Damask, Napkins, Towells, Damask; Tatle "C! .
Sheeting, Long Cloths, Sdc. Jt c. A lso,
A Splendid Cot of ;
READY MABE CLOTHING,
all of which will be sold at nnusually low prices, ct i
sign of the RED FLAG., i v j :
i . v 1 i . E. MYERi'.
Sept. 30, 1852. j ' ;'
NEW FALL & WINTE:
. .4 ' ' . ( ' " . I . -
GOODS EOR I185
fl HE -subscribers are now receiving and vf,.
JL one ot the lareet and Biost desirable suh k
Fall and Winter Goods ever;offered in this ns-:"..
consisting of j i I ;
DRY GOODS
J
Hardware, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Ih.l
Ready Made Clothing, Brussels three i '
and Ingrain Carpitings, Riq . and Jai
Coffee Loaf arid Brown Sugars. Rait
'i,
Cheese, Molasses, liiiggy lire, Band
Horse Shoe Iron, Nails ,r Springs 5 Ax !
Carriage Trimmings, (a large $tocjc.) "
Leather," White Ltad,.Sperm find
Candles Baiuik and liope, Nova i
Grindstones. TAJSTNE1"S OIL, Hats and C
BLASTING POWDER, lUankets; and Ke
CLOVER GRASS SEED, Window G.
Saddlery, Blacksmith Tools, dtc JkeX
We invite all who visijt this ;plaee to buy Gc-. '
Wholesale of ' JRftail, to give usa call before lay-,.
We have adopted the, caih system, and will oir ,
er inducements to ca&h buyers than has ever t .
fered In Western North Carolina. : Ofir motto iii"
profits and quick Bales. .1 v f "-
t CHAMBiillS CALDWELL.
Salisbury, Oct. 7, 1832. -m tf23
ALI4 GOODS
AT NEW YOKKiCOST i
i the firji of
Barnhardt, Hjjz &j Co.,
WltL terminate iduring this winter, and f . ,
purpose of reducing their stock of Goo '-.
hand, which is large and well assorted, they -wii
lively be sold at COST,
when cash is offered. A;
their stock may beTound a good assortment of
1 DRY GOODS,
ready made clothing? mardwak .
queensware, iiats, caps, whit.
siioes, drugs. Medicines, paintj,
DYE-STUFFSlbic.,bie.,
Iti short, almost every tl ing usually kept in cio
this country, iu 1
Persons wishing to get bargains will do well t
and examine our goods and prices, as we are lieu
ed to sf 11 ofTour entire sitcck j- h i
i barnhardt; iiix t
Gold-Hill, Oct. 5, 1832. j p4w23
Embroidered Cambric Handkcrc!.
f ' " ' October 14 1832.'
E MYERS, have just reireived a lot of I-
' ered Linen Cambric Handkerchief, v,.
is selling off rapidly at 62 cents.' '
24 ' : E. MYERS, Red 1
.i.n.,)r,i -,. ..-!;,, i.. , -
Notice to Debtorc.
THOSE Indebted to the late" firm of Locke L
an, for Leather, are) hereby notified to cv
ward and make payment of the same, as the .
of said firm must be settled, jApply to Eiijih 1'
the Tan Yard, who is fully authorised to make
ments.
T.jT. LOCKE, A
j I of Rich' Lock?
3tpd. 21.
Oct. 14 th, 1852.
Mantillas, Mantillac.
! Oct. 14, l85.'i
THE subscriber hsvej just (received a lot of ' j
AND WATERED ULK MANTILLA.
ed and wadded," which jhe isloflVring at the 1. .
J-; Sigh of the Red V
! . i -E; MYERS.
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Dr. Bason, Uzn
Has the pleasure to say that h
Salisbury, ready to atten l to
of his profesaion.
Oct. H,ie52-:f
NOTICE Application5 will be mide t ;
Legislature of Norjth Carolina, for an c:t
corporate Catawba College. ? t s
October7, 1832. ! t f " J 5-aL::
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State ot Slovth Card;
: DAVIE j CQUNTY..
Court of Pleas and Quarter Scssic;: ,
' gust Term,
WilHam Hawkins, AdmiV, vi. The Heira ct I.
William Baity. , j
Petition for sale of Land.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the C?-.
Richmond Baity, Morgan Baity, Denn I;
Ransom Baity are not inhabitants of this i-':
therefore ordered by the Court, that put!icati '
for sir week itr the.Jaroima ;Vatchmar, n---said
Richmond; BaityMorgah Daity,Uer : i
Ransom Baity 6 be and appear at car rext "
Pleas and Qaarter ?eeions, to be held (,t s
of Davie, at the Court 'House ii Mc1.m. ,
4th; Monday iri November next, and how r 1
they have, why the' prayer of the' petition
granted : otherwise Jadmenl pro'Ctmfes-o v.
tered against taem snatne cae lieard ex; r: .
I Witness, Caswell Hsrbin, IClerk iof oar
st Mbckaville.thetb Monday in A7ot. A.
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Price adv. $3 ' 50. '.. V - - 1 j Cv:.
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