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lievision of the Wj'fM
TUe delegation rroi,thf A rm-ncnn
bl Society mi SniiirdjV: n "f
Jt? vJ:.iiU-f Kirikin bill a eoQf fsf Jfjc !
Illr UUI iwow M.ivfp - n . . ?
Hr r" t. . ;n m rnivh
linn in which connictiiiK i
the proposed risinrt ownr ,o ij
J .win wh chi bad caused much
dimity oi opinion in th Bpnchufcb
Tk- fcltnwinff committee was api
rm ' " o 3; - .... ,
-. -i-...r ...tfwl.r lhf; hUPStlOnS 1 111:!
W:' Dr. Stmrp. of Boston 'Dr. Cone. of
UfOZPr oi rrnnsji";
iNW YO'k Y ro
G. Jifmpier.
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111
GOODS!
Kb
N w York; J. 0
; 'fA". Wbri-lock. Ol
t L' M ; R A nrlprison. Ke v.
Kf-
1 RfJf Ml Prcki Tbey are rrri;
Ml i utqini me-ing in
fnon orei ilfd ittiioi.gtibe persons who
Composed1 Vhe Con vrMt foil,' lid H l 0Uje
! p,tnt.e ibnl Abe exUiirig cnuseH of difti-
1. culty may be aniicnbly ind satisactorilj
ndiustej.,:. - r ij " . - j,..' j j!
'Zegittathe- vrd.Tb$Umg U a rejHr
of a pociiou uf be procedihji ai ibtr (ati. Kf.
,in f tho LttUiature f ;WiiConiui M given
lo'ibe Milwaukee Seiitipel J? , !
Tbe bill lntrduced by 8" n at or A ban on
l.ehtlf of doge of hi lcio.HlueiiU,exmirfinj
a rifl or a .by gun (rm eerui..n. and wfin b
paed ibe Senate aner beii amendefl a
include a powder Ba-k! and a boi !" b, Wa.
liken wo in ibe cmninee f;ihe whjWe, ibe Mb
er diy.and amended by ; iniluding id heei
empiion a px kH pmfol. (ieru ied 10 ibe eapa
cilj o( a pim,) tirace i.l poiiiler dgs a p
of hiab b.mi. for wading, and variou. ..ther
Mhingt. -I In ibi lrm it wa killed hi mornmu,
to ibe greal diaipiwlirieiit,ol' the ons of Niin-
! rod, ibeOtnight) hunter
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Woman's Rights . in 1; CdljfornU:& iff
Irnm n Francisco av ifr I n reader may
nm be awae of the extent jio which we bave
carried woman' rigbujindlrtbat aori: oj
I thing. In Caliloruia. lie it known t nem..
iherefore. lhal we tux a w wuiru,enfir
tfnmm to carr on tm.ioe. to ibeir own name
l iiidepeodentl) ol iheir huhand, or ot their bur
Hiinda crediioia. The enclidied adveriineni.
which I lake from ibe San JFrancisco Herald,
riret all the iiifinmni ion necessary touti under
llandin)! on the mI jecl ;
Notice. Whereai Mr. Eunice Smith,
.fwjfe f japer F. Smith, lb cityj of San
Francieo, has tbi day mide and recorded, ac
Wording to iatuie her declaration that he In
4ends to, carrf on .boineB in her own naniej,
iWhdoillierown cc.unl, to wi, the Real Estate
jaW Auciion tmeine ; Now, therefore, he
fgifeanoiice that Irom th'l. date the aball be in
lividualJy reponiWe in hefjown nan for all
idebta contiacied by her on acco'uDi of ber said
;buinen; and the inlands Jo avail beraelr ol
vla.ll he provision of an act cnlilled ' Ao act to
jautborize married womeu to transact buainesi
In their own name, as aole tirade r. J
: -.H." . ' ' ' Evmcg Smith.
r MSan FranrUco. Auxjl; 1352.' "f
Dear mother, said a delicate little girl, "I
H. H. BEARD &: SO
ioiiable Tailors and Clothiers
Vft rftv.i most sablrb Stock of
nniv nadc Clothlnc
Cloitbs,' to wit: A vmM """?' "Pf.".
"T?f i : . . T Ul , iliiaMNiatl '
Graff Dressing Uowns, nrgj Ji.irrw
fants and Vests ; fine Shirtsf CoannCra
ratsi Sppenders. "l
kerchiefs 9f a superior quainy,-"" 1""' .T "
article1 brllohgiog to a Clothing Store ; iogeber with a
raperior lot of 1 ? ' 1 i" !; j:'1:
Cloths, Cassiiaercs, Testings, pcrcpat-
any
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V-
r. ; i
bare broken your china rase !
1 WelL you are a naughty, careless, trouble
tponie;)iitie thing, always iti inif chief go Up
ptairs till I send tor you. , , ;; .
!t And this was a Christian mother's answer to
jlbf tearful Utile culprit, who bad struggled with
llnd conquered lemntatiou to tell a : falsehood to
icreen bar fault I Wiih disappointed, disbeari.
ftned look, lh child obeyed ; and at that iq
inent was crusoed in ber linle heart the sweet
flovrer of liutb, perhaps uever again in after
tfeara to be revived to, lile. Ob, what wefe a
Ibouiaod vatett in comparison I
INSTINCTS OF THE TIGER, j
i5 In a wora entitled " Drown Anecooies,,
iwe tee it stated that on a certain occasion, a
parly of gentlemen from Bombay, while visiting
the stupendous cavern temple ol Elepbania, dis
covered a tiger's whelp in one ot ibe oiiscure;
r!4eesses of ibe edidce Desirous ot kidnap:
ping the cub, without encountering the fury ol
Silt dame, I bey look it up hastily and cautiously!
abd retreated. Being leli eulirely at liberty,
a6d extremely well led, ibe tiger grew rapidly,
appeared lame and fondling a a dog, and in
fiery tepect entirely dornvsticaied. -At length
paving; attained a vast size, notwitbsunding its
appareul gentleness, it began to inspire ! terror
by its tremendous powers of doiug miscbiel to
ja piece of raw meat, di ippinje witb tilotid, which
rflli in its way. It is to be observed that up to
I tat moment, it bad leen 'studiously kept' born
tw animal food. The iusUntj however, it
! dipped its ton vue in blood, soiheihiog like mad-,
- I'Dfis teemed to have seized ibe animal a de.
. itructive principle, hitherto dormant was: nwa
kaned -it darted fiercely, indj with glaring
eet upon its prey, lore it wiib fury to piece:,
and growling and roaring in the most fcailui
-Otanner, ruhed off lowaids ifee inugles;
If: "
! Flti-SH AND CHOICE
19 : STOCK OF U, '
y NEW GQQDS. :
f a J Haxweli & Horah,
Are receiving and vpcriing their stock of
1 1 Fall ind Winter Goods. J
iost parch tsed incw York and Philadelphia "at re
dojeed prices, which will enable them to sell remarks
U low, consisting oi the asual variety of Foreign. Do
mestic, and Ladies' Fancj j 1. ' i
CpOXDIG STOVES, nlEDWlltC A5D CCTLEUT,
mATS. BONNETS. BOOTS AND
SHOES CHINK. GLASS AND
CROCKERY WARE; STA-l
TIONERY and FANCY AR- i
Cheap ! to all of which they solicit the attention and
patroaaee of the public, and pledge, tbemselyes to ase
rj effort to merit iu SmU frqfil and Qutil R'
turns will be their motto. .
Saliabnry, October 7, 1853.
.. : .1 s
2tf
-.i-m
'JLlhtfiliJ will sell as cbean as can- be bought l!n
afhern markei, and will be made Tip to erden inj.
Wrior style, and with the best trimmings jtbe North.
fli.t,.iJ .ffr,r Thfr have Slao received
fKta nit tVlnfflr Fusil iona for
183 nI ?53, ind are ready p pot ap work in
the latest tasniona. ; , . .y.., ?
jlBylors Shears, Points, Thimblesland Needle, kept
elondersigned respectfully invito their pieods and
.k lnkiu (i oalljanH ica mine their stock. 1
. H. h:Bearp.
I v JAMES B. BEARD
Sept. 16,1852. , 22tf vol 8
GOiiNG, G01N(GUNE
ban AAA uiTilllllll
mMjm mmvx
SOLD.
OF GOODS TO BE
, THE Firm of W. MurphV df Cd. will ei
ni.ft on the 1st of January, 1853, and for the
purpose of reducing the present flork lof Good?
on' hand, which is very large and; fresh and well
..nn,rl it will be sold for casn; at aboul cost.
Among ibe stock may be foundk good assort
sment of: Staple r Ml- I 1 c ;
PLANK ROAD. :
ft m maaliiKl Jvf fk TiirtMnrm aif iK ftlvatkriw mwA
L' Taylorsrille Plank Road Company, held at Gra-
hsins Store September 24th, it ws ordered that the
Treasurer charge Interest on all instalmtnentanow in
arrears; anlesa paid within thirty days fro m this date
an that the Tressarer ehsrge j interest on sll LnetaK
inenis which may be called for hereafter, if said tnstal
tatnis remain onpaid rooae than) thirty dsya. . t
. s ; It iwas furtber ordered, that the Treasarerhe re qnir
d td make collections of back instalments remaining
unpaid, in accorianee with the, provisions of tha Co
' ipip'nf Charter,! -V Clh - . 4' L
PI iv BLACKMER. Pres't.
ft ef.-r' 'if
Gatiihtry, S?& 1852
M22
DRY
GOODS
5 ;
Hardware, Cutlery. Queen$waret and
A lare slock ol Iron, Upper, Sole and Bar
iigj' r.athr ! Alan, a verv larce i slock of
SHOESJ bouuht in ibe month ollJune last, ai
hrtit oi nir rni rhpaner tban: thev can be
bought now. -Also about .i '.
150 pieces heavy Gunny Bagging at 15 els.
200 H " Dundee V at 10 taill.
150 Coils Rope, - I at7 to 7i
50 Kegs good fair Nails, I f 4 cl.
250. " very best " :- ; 4 els.
6 Jars Quicksilver, very chap. j
The above. Goods will all be sold at a less
prie than they can be 'bought at any establish
mejitlin, this p!4ce. Csi will tot bo refused
IbrfGoods when cash is offered. 1 1 j
I. S. tVbereas an advertisement appeared
in t5he laM Vatcbman, a part of f hied wae as
follows il " And to supply those who have hith
erie traded With a large House hire which has
temporarily 1 curtailed its business" 8UP
po4 that our Firm i the largefFioujse" aliu
dedf 10, if so we hereby notify our customers,
as well as those who are so willing to supply
hem uring our temporary curtailment, that we
inlJnd no curtailment, either temporary or per.
manent, pnd that we can supply al our whole,
sajf customers (not already supplied) withthejr
usual assortment of Goods at greatly: reduced
pricW (.Whenever we intend to curtail our bu
sinlss we will give due notice to the public and
to o)ir wholesale customers at our cost and not
ftt;tbei cost of any Braggadocia.jj And aa lio
the Supposed curlailment alluded to, it has to
exif tence, save in the Imagination of those to
whim !the hope was father to the thought. -In
concluion, we say, we are not- in the habit
off t?angfe ring our customers, but should it ever
became necessary, for us to do so; we will try
to end them to some House, where, we think,
the willlbe satistfedjogn. j u
l 1) w mftrphv a, r.n.
Wrntdr ifor W''m,1'7i Go7,l'?.,i"
i- ...
l ; .li:. Dr.t.r im 'annul
has beenynencial in ckseaof f 'JV J PS"
arid yveaaness in uf NTOi rrOTli
ness.Afitciionf the bptoe j: e"Wy
No female .eubject tol pain wea koej Jn tlie Nic4 or
stdesishottld beiwithoat it. UMamedjladievid delf
ce situations; find great M WI"
inz this Plaster. ;. : : i ! T ! 'i p l"fl 'l
m apipH eation of thi Plastef
Grand Haste WOQcei of the -Grand
i Lode of tne Jsmeioi flr varoiiiia.
uuow 3 Nkwbers. April 19J 1852. H
rflO the Masonic FaAXWUrrT in North Carolina :v
1 : At the last .commomcauon.oftthe Most wor
abtohi r.od.Lodge it was Resolved, 'That M..
"n the Site, botb resident and ,H od,
he is hereby most earnestly reqaestedy the Grand
Lodire of N6rtb usroiina io "'-""-,"-
bleto Brother A. T. Jerkins i. wewoeni.
oefcoo-
Salisborv. Sept. 2
1852.
21tf
i
COWANS
LITHOXTRIPTIC,
oa
VEGETABLE
'if; M l-.i'r: ;
FRIEND OF THE HUMAN FAMILY, j
. I i SUFFERING FROM .
: : f j J ; DISEASED KIDNEYS'I ' ' ;
Stojie in the Bladder and Kidneys, Weakness
il I" i of the Loins, iffc. . 1 ' ij
This inclinable medicine is for sale at the Davie Ho
tel jrt Mocksvilk ; at Dr. R. Campbell's, in Iredell ;
at tfie Drug Store, in Charlotte ;'and attbe Carolin
Wacbman; Office, in Salisbury. I t , .
; The subscriber is General Agent for the sale of the
above Medicine, in this State, of whomUny quantity
in a be obtSined by addressing him at Salisbury. N. C.
or calling at his bouse, 10 miles West of this place. :
E. D. AUSTIN
" M. ntf i
has beenidand a eainrfemeuyfiiojrjvoia, s..
PhthiaicViiW Aflecttoos of ibv iLupgin thhr pCtnary
stages. It destroys inflamsiibrt tf pre scripjlorH ; j '
fTne fblUwing comraendaiiofi jiti m ai agen rev
aiding at TrentonTennessee!;i li J Ufa
r if i TREKTOT.Gjbsoh Co.Te4, Nov. T.'4p. ,
IlifeasraiSooW
. -. . --: nnir in thin iwciion I here is
a ladyi in this county who saysiheronld not be wuh-
Mi m Plater for. five ihtrnd. oiart "j
wis iafflldied for some time, wun ao farKciur.n V! .r
apleed, which 'gave her great f eaJpfain-lTh! swe -liigkni
pain had eterided op newlyjto e artftp.1.
andUcaskpattyeooRsca u?JW"
confined fori a considerable; time.rfirtin; wbicb sbewas
attended bylsome of our best &t&Wfi!
herl M relief, She procured a box of ftif Hebrew ?ta
ter andiiCrelieveder ilmost ;initteiately, andrKf
sbejUepsy aappfyof it lop. hand jastantJy. jfTbeae
fa'dtl yoa are at liberty to use as yorj think prpper--thearc
substantially true. ; j M j If 1 ,1 h i
' (O-$e ware of Coanterfelts and fbijlmiuiions ! j
cluWoxLi-The Uubswbers Wrelh oiUyerral
agentslnithe Southern Slates tr the ae of this truly
valuabU? Piaster; and, in order! iorfvfntpurchafe js
being iropoaed on by a counterfeit aricje, s.ld jnjths
city and elaewhere.for the genuipe, lhfylnvpte parO;cii
lar attention toihe following marksiof the genuiae,: .
M The genuine is patj np in smooth! engioejrurned
bottom boxes, soldered in. j - ! iJ 'i L 1
5i! The genuine has the engraved bead ot Jew a
vid on the direction around the bo,ifih aecoiupanyj-.
in rrVird f court to EJTavlorJ lochester. ; : p I 1
il ALSO TAKE NpTICg j y U
That the genuine has the signature of TAYLW
the steel plate engraved llabel. on the topof eacb box-j.
to imitate which, will be prosecited.fi forgery, a j m
Ibe Counterfeit is coarsely, put upiia imitation
the eld labels, and is sold by several fealers ;
cine in this tcity for the genuine articlM ; r
i BEWARE OF IT-IT IS WORTHLESS.
;;:i;r ir a ; , I scov)&. mead, , i
1 i n3Chartresst;jiN.prMn84 ;
Only Agents for the Southern Staesio whom all or
ders and applications for agencfeamBstj invariably; be
addressed, -'l : j : tj! ; '
TflEjGeifaine is for1 sale only bjr he following; au
thoffzed agents in North Carolina?? i -VJ j
! Salisbury, iW. Murphy & Co. ; Cqricord, Murphy
Black ; Charlottei Edward Sill ; Statvineofrisoni
Carlton r Cd ; Newton, G. B. GaitHer& Co. ; Lin
colnon,?B. S. Johnston ; Shelbyl R. Homealefl
Dallas, C. &! J. Froneberger ; Rutherfordton, J. W.
Callbway ; - Hendersdnville, D. B. fe A- jMtlHr ; Ashei
vlll4 Smith & McDowell. if H ! J i
j jSept. 16!1852. ; j ; .: f f 20 . ; .j
! Wanted at the Mansioh Hotel, ,1 f !
! 1000 lbs j of Fevers. ' !
rj HE subscriber will pay dASffbirflb0lba..g4od
A IFeitheri Calf ait the Mansion! Hotel. jt I
1 -i ;: i- HAND JAMES. ;
1 : Match 11th, 852. H-l f ! tf45 .. j
-j ' M ;r :'i ' Hjj- :i; j ; - - j
Ready Made Clothing.
riHE aubscriber haying just retnrny fromtbe North,
: JL l is now receiving his large and;splendid stock of
1 RE1DY MADE CLOfllllSG,
CloihsJl pasjiimeres Vestings, ltfrnings, dj-c;
In short,! he intends keeping a perfect Gentleman's;
Furnishing rablishmeiit, which fof fariety, quaUtyj
aud fcheapnesst sliall not be surpassed! in the Old North
Stat.. He is'dciermiiied. if care in Electing his 8topk,
and a strick personal attention to business, are any. of
the qualitiea that merit patronage, none snau surpass
hirai in - ;v . ! ' . w i :,:!
Grateful for past favors, he solicirithhe attention of
his old friends and patrons, ana in pumic gtiferaiiy.io
the new stock, above atluded to, Cal;ind examine for
yourselves. Clothing (made to-order- aii heretiofore,,on
the shortest notice and most reasonablHerms."'
f JNO. A. WEIR MAN,
I Nii. 68, Cowanfs Brick Rowipa.babory, N . .C
n of S.ltab.rj. 1 no- off or ZZ'ttsJZ oi Um. for a .h.rir
us Aiatr aajiaa siiav
:7:.I..ll wbAni.v favor roe with a call. Kepamng ; be;wee
TR0
done at short notice, rnces moaeraie
doce taken in exenaoge or
Country pro- . afWeme
Janua
ry is.
JOEL SULLIVAN.
Iv37 V -
:: Brethre
kly announced in the papers publisbed in the j
entioned places. M " .Tr. I
hren with confidence of success, 1 appeal ios
nc a"
If mo
M9 CJoquf-r
feciiltirs cf !
eussnoft, m !
1
!
I
NEW OAR III AGE SHOP,' i.
AT MT. ULLA.
FT1HE undersigned hash o-
JL pened a Carriage betao
lishmentnear Mount Ulla, in
Rowan ijounty.ano begsleave
.!! nnbtic attention to the
rWWi.- i ia Dr.Dared to do
igJmazsm aj Rjn(! pf work in his; line, of
businessitn the very besi manner.andon the most ac
commodaiinfe terms. He proposes to make a perma
nent estiblishment at the above stand, believing the
public wantfi of that section of country require it. H
hopes' the citizens in the surrounding coontry wbo may
need work, will give him a call before going elsewhere.
He will possfsssome advantages over Carriage build
ers in the surroutiding vitlages, and begs the country
public will avail themselves of the benefits of the same.
i James brown..
Jan. P. 152. ! 36: tf
I ANO'I'H Eli f
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
. r a 1. a a Wm asw rvs
i i i :M khi t ai . inm pnirrunn's uki 'fvi -
your iioer..nr..u i-" j r- - . . - .
tance ot whicnnas oeeii iuhj ".. i i rv-J r
Lodge, and;,he generaljconcurrencef hBre,hren - fTb.
jh has alreadyjbeen I
jirSimr.. While enoui!
dnetoencorage,the hope of success J and evce its
entire practicabilLiy. roucn yet remains m rt-r .
render this success certsin.iand even ro prosecutf-an-remitlingly
the measures already commenced. -1 And
yet it is confidently believed, that, the aid which you
are able to render will be amply safficient to jacCom.
plish allihis.andihaipeedily. Uponxour actlonjhen
as Masons, depends the ascceas of an enterprise winch
promises thi richest benefits o the caow ofManry
and of humanity hi general- Some of our Lodireabave
contributed promptly and nobly to this work; and we
only ask your : careful consideration of iheeobjej?t,on
vinced as we are lhal notbmgnwre is needed toeure
your cordial co opratioiui a la vorablf and early re
sponse to this appeal . Rf memjeT that in this as in ev
ery other socia-l inovemeut.Jsarmony it its tren$ttknd
support. I am Rrspectfolly and Fraternally yours,
A. T. JERKINS. Grand Matter.V
pub:t:Dec:f:t0:ds. ? ' - :' ij If '
Editors of Newspaperaand Periodicab friendly to
the cause will please copy the above.. i ; - I V
WHOLESALE CLOTHING
March 25, 1852.
47tf
BARGAINS! ! BARGAINS! IJ
nH HE subscriber offers for sale his 'BRICK HOUSE
A!i and LOT in the town of Salisbury, on
street, oh dbor above me Wattibnian Office.
' July IHI 1852.
uPAIVlJEHOTIKU
MOCKS
tsH! T.
VILLE,
Davie County; North Carolina. !
rijl HE undersigned having purchased the above nam
i JLj led Hotel, (lately the properly of R..F. Johnsion)
would inform the Public, that he is now prepared to
ext. ind a welcome to the travelling community, and
accommodate hisgue6tsin a mannerequattoany Land'
lord in this section of .North Carolina. -No exertions
will be spared to render all who may favor; him with
their patronage happy and saiiefied while they tale
Main
The
house is Jaleeand convenient for a Boarding House :
it containslseyen rooms ahd a pa ss-w;y above and be
lowj with fire place in eaeh roomjajnd; two large cel
lars jwithoi fire place id one of theni.j; The lot is large
and Irani bck: the whole jdepth bf!te 'squire, whlh
makes it convenient tor building purposes. P
The subcriber also oflers for , fior-slilei two valuable
small Plantations, one of them contains 100 Acres),
andlofchoice frait, anda ,beautifalfsiaatioii, apq one
of the healthiest places in the country ; the land w
well timberedjand is well;odaptejd?tO Cotton and all
the grains, ind is within a quarter! of a mile of the Rail
Road ; tbere is about fohy acres bfeajred land on this
plael The other plantation, 140 jere, l)s :witb;hi
34 miles of the, town of Salisbury and is ooeof th
most convenient places in the eouhtyibe land is very
freeS and productive, and is I well witeed ; the land p
all fresh, and so arranged that every ifield can be paa
tureilj and kt cinft be beat' for that; pprpbsei it has a
most excellentiMeadow Wit, wel;sejt with herd grasa,
and? is wril adapted for iobacco ajNd isotton, and can?:
he heat for all the various crainsJ&c! Both of these
the crops! o them; togetber
of! young'Cittle, Hogs, anjd
wishing )b b!iy will please to
ROUSE
Williams Brown,
HAVING purchased the Tin Shop formerly known
as the shop of Brown & Baker, have opened the
same in the house of D. A Davis, opposite the store of
W. Murphy & Co , where he proposes to carry on
the business in all its various branches. He is now
ready to receive the orders of his friends and the pub
lic, for all kind of work in his line of business A
fine assortment of Tin and Japan Ware kept constant
ly on band for. saleae cheap as can be sold in the State.
House Roofing and Guttering I
executed fprompily and in the-best-rnanner..
Copper and: Sheet Iron Ware oi various kinds also
kept constantly on band ; and any work in that line
not ready made promptly executed.. His Sheet .jlron
Stoves are a superior article, and very cheap.
STILLS
of all sizes kept for sale, and made to order at 50 cents
per pound.
The subscriber respectfully solicit a trial. Mer
chants and Pedlars are particularly invited to give;' him
a call. ' i:
Country Produce, old Pewter and old Copper taken
in exchange for work.
Salisbury, Jan. 8, 1852. lv36
Hopkins &, Fairohild,
Ko. 20 Baltimore! Street, BALTIMORE
KEEP CO SS TANTI4Y Off HAND A LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF READY MAVE 1
mmm hotel,
of al qualities, to which they invite
dealers.
May 20. 1852. !
fh. ttUpntion o
!
NEGROES WANTED.
Salisbury, Jane 3d, J852J;i
CASH FOR NEGROES.
Market for- theipurchase
YOUNG
rfiHE subscriber is now in Market to
JL ofa LARGE NUMBER OF LIKELY
NEGROES; suitable for the Southern Market, ! for
CES
IN
for
which he is paying THE HIGHEST PR
CASH. . ; s
Persons having any of the above named property
sale, will find it to their advantage by' making applica
tiontohim: ' MYEK IMYrJivS. ;
AlT Communications from a distance attended to...f5
t - - !
LAND FOR SALE, i
THE undersigtied offers for sale a valuable Tract
lying (our miles SHiih of Salisbury, between the
Charlotte and new road to Concord. Said Tract cn
tuins 252 ACRES all wood land except 1 0 acres.
which are fresh cleared It is well timbered, and has
o.n.rn I elivihle lonatinna for building. ' I : ' M
Statesyiile, N. C.
THE Subscriber having purchased this Establish
ment, which is pleasantly situated immediaiely on
the Northwest borner of the public square, and has at
tached to it a number of convenient offices for thej ac
commodation oi" leffal gentlemen and others, will give
, j- . . : ,A U nt ik. Hnn.. . a SO
1 mftirtphl ll whn ,.v The land is generally good.
favor him with a call. The house has undergone some
repairs, which adds to the comfort of families. The
servants shall be faithful and honest. Drovers may find
good lots and plenty of grain at reasonable prices. Call
and give me a trial. Thankful for past favors, and
hope for a continuance of the same.
j W. B. GRANT.
Stat fSvWeJ May 13. 1852. 1.2
CATAWBA SPRINGS
places can be had with
with a handsome stock
their M ease in bis Inn."
May 4, 1852 lyl
H.R. -AUSTIN.
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES' f
li : f' : SHOES. I '
rilHE subscribers have on band, and are constantly
JL manuiacturing. Gentlemen's Boots, shoes and gai
ters, and Ladies' shoes of every variety. Our stock 0 :
children's shoes is large and handsome. I
; Qor work is of the best material and workmanship,
and will be sold low for casA.or on thort credit to punc
tual dealers.i Repairing done in a neat manner, and
on abort notice. ' ;
Al kinds; of country produce and dry and green
hides; taken -in exchange! for work, i i ? . , - -:
(Jash will p paid for BEEF CATTLEi I t ,
H 1 I RYMER & JVIQVVRY, I
Mi I Opposite Wm. Murohv & Co Store. I
April 15, 1852.
And
ii
Farhilner Tools, i Those
call on the subscriber at mis resiaenc?Kiour iuun
Salisbnryil on the roaE leading? to! Hix's! Ferry.f
Persons wishing to buy would do Well to call soon,
as: fine only object he has io pfieng his property
for sale is to go to the South on account i f his ealth.
Bot'if these places are in one mile of each other, arid
thCentril Rail Road o'na near djiidwayi betweeb
them. Good Millssand Market for timber handy. 5j
P. S. InjtheJ last mentioned trscrjj there j is a boat
orti-five acres! cleared. "I Ht ' ; i
- I i - : ; :! ;- i CYRUS; W. WEST.
Sept. 9, jl 8321 ;" . i,t: M I I9tf .. 1 f
I "Jusll Received a Fresti Supply., of. f:
4 ! fTOMB STONES, i J
ri HE subscriber would, respectfolly inform the citj
J tens of Salisbary . and the surrpunding coantrf,
that he has ooeiied a iriarble Establish meUt
in Sasburi, which may be found jt Jiis residence, on
Market street,fwHere! he is jprepafedj to furnish Grafe
S,nU r If arhl S!ah fiim infi?ht St one OQ DedeSr
talS, tombs, raonaments, oto, a 1 at very boi piJ"'". T
Entravinfit done neatly at NortHerni prices.; Haviajr
made tbenlceasary arrangenlent.'piejiubacriber "i-1
a short notice.'fiU any order from five dollars to $500.
',$opaios will be eparedjigMf aiifejiatUfaciiof:
Old Tomb &ones restored to their primitive whiteness.
f; 3! M GEORGE! VOG LErUt
' auabury, April 8, 1852. j: f V1 ! I ! " . '
-5'
i
General Commission Merchants,
H
Wt 8, Bopct 4 Cos -Whaf.ft i tl
: Charleston. s.f c.;.l ,f --'it
Dksolntion of Co-naHnersbip.
THE Co partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Joseoh' Fu Chambers &l I Co., aaa this day
ti4nlved hi mo taal consent.- All persons indebted to
.lj i.i. Cm. iU nU,u t on I JameM Cr Caldwell.
1 inn taw aim . -w f. -7"T rj, T-" S t
1 who is duly authorized to settle the business of the con
cern. i:. J -I' j 1 - : l.J..FKCHAMBERS,t:
P. BiiCHAAltJt.K.'s, il!
J. CipCALOWELUv
M. CI CALDWELL,,
New Co-partnersMp.
nriHE rubscribers have thia day enterf d jintn Coi
partnership loathe Mfrcantile Basfness! in the
towWof ; Salisbury, at the stand formerly Iceopied by :
J.'F.-Chambers 4b Co.; nnder the firm of Chambers &
HOTEL.
! V. STIREWAIiT,
HAVING purchased this beautiful Summer retreat
takes pleasure in informing bis friends and the
public, in general; that he is making every necesMrv
improvement for the convenience and comfort of those
who may repair to those Valuable Springs in search of
pleasure or health.
Arrangements are in progress, and, if practicable,
the water wilt soon be brought into the house by by
draulic machinery ; convenient bathing houses are be
ing erected ; lodging rooms a re being renovated and fur
nished with all that will contribute )o the enjoyment of
the occupants ; and the spacious premises are being or j
namenied in various ways. In short, the proprietor is J
determined to render the Calawba Springs a place of ;
real enjoyment, to those who may palronage him : and '
he assures the public that every possible effort shall be j
made to secure the favor of those who call upon him.. I
O Travellers who stop at Catawba Springs, will
find ihe very best of.enienainmeni ; aad to all. the
charges will be as low as ibe provision markets will al
ow. ':
Catawba Springs, March 3, 1852. tf5
Another Tract situated on th waters of Fourth Cretek
14 miles North-west of Salisbury, containing 226 acres.
This tract js well watered and improved, having on it
a s?ool dwelling house and all necessary out-hobses j--
Any person wsniDglto
purchase either of these tracts can obtain a great bar
gain and accommodating terms. The land" can ibe
viewed by calling on ihesu jscriber, who will take plea
sure in showing there. ' L'T
DAVID WATSON,'
August 3, 1852, tf 14 . f Vi
LEATHER BANDS;
ft:
T";
HE subseriber has put up machinery for sfretcp-,
ng, cementing and riveting bands wiih copprr-
rivets. The bands are stretched with pbwerfal ma
chines, made expressly for that purpose, and j the diffi
culty of bands stretching and ripping under the com
mon way of making them, is entirely removed by this
process. Bands made in this way will hold their width
evenly, run true, and have a uniform bearing onlie
drum or pulley, and will give from 15 10 2Qper cent,
more power than those made iniihe ordinary way.4
They are nude out of ihe best selected oak tanned
Spanished Leather, and-no pains wilt be spared to
make them equal to the best Northern bands and will
be sold as low as they can be brought in New! York- 1 '
Bands will be kept for sale by J. G. Cairns, at the
balishury factory.
CHAS, M. LINES.
Hunt's Store P. O.i Guilford co .IN. C.
July 8, 1852. ; J pdlylO
T. C. WORTH, . . 1
OOEIICTISSION & rORWARDINO
MERCHANT, t
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA. H
July 29. 1852 Jypdl3;
of the Lei
elegant stN
those wha "
poranrom I
Study acq-iir
a fl'umt an !
I In view i f
stowed Dpi.i,
in rfcomnin:
Parentan !
J niair'
Mills COpio:
2 00.
. j To speak .
with purity, ,
the utmost (
speech or vs ;
masters of 1
his own con-. .
,inkuow!p(!,
'self less of 1
whocan
I i Persons i
s!i ion, fire!
cultivating t
Ulair's Rhei
I ; LockeV
VOctavo t-!.. ,
t " Whoevt-r '
man jutiiZMH
bosom fr;-n !
his readt-r ti
construction
ery property
I'udgment cari
avenues, ar.J
calculate wi;',
sent ; bVsiJt - t
cess for whit ;
the Matlienm '
rooted habit :
spning."
:In addition t
A'Ufrlcan Gt
'' !
' These voL
atice of the J.
pfr mode Of 1 -Bair's
Rhetc i.
for schools,
Brackenridgf V 1
j Great Dri! i
! lustratioi-, I
Co Hot's Levi,
" , rrot:
' Intfr',
" ; -Frt'iu ;
" 1 Dial- .
" K-y 1.,
fThe use of i'
available to ev
explanations
diction to ea. '.
aiice of thtse
.teacher, by t! .
study, scon ac
Evidence? of I
son, Jenyr.s '
Gibson's Surt:' r
v y Penn., 'J
Kay's Infant nr
pefiners, N.
Lyell'f Llenir :
Colored pi it-.
" There Is li;i;
n an eminent
contributions t
acquaintance v.
of Science a no I
power of conn
"Unsurpassed I r
ned for the
familiar sry!e i ;
companion for ii
llackcir,
much useful ar
Bleaching, Dr
ng; Confeciio
ry,Gaidenin. ' .
Painting, IV ri
Tanning. Sec , .
This will fe t
ferejrtce by Far;
1125.
The above h'
tiotis, and in a '
large and well n-
depirtments of L
sicaj. Medical, L
a constant s-ip '..
both of a useful
i'- Ti'a
May 27, IB
BOOT D S PATIZCCR, i
H AVING permanently located in.Mocksville.nffrlJ
his professional services to the public. Can be
MANSION HOTEL,
pro
found at the Davie Hoiel.
in Brick-house
June 10, 1852 tfB.
public.
Office just opposite the Hote
taill T
SALISBURY, N. C.
rriHIS large and commodious Hou?e, so long known
JL as one of first Hotels in the Southern country, is
now owned by the: subscriber, who, is determined to
spare no pains or expense in increasing, it possible,
the fair reputation which it has so well deserved: '
Additions and improvements to the buildings are be
ing made. Furniture of all kinds that is not in first-rate
order, being removed and replaced with new' The
House is well supplied with a number of excellent ser
vants. The
STAGE OFFICE
is kept at this House, all. the stages, one Hack excepted,
arrive st and depart from this House,! he subscriber being
the stage agent at this place.
THE TABLE
will always be furnished with the best ibe market af
fords. Tbe Gentlemen's Hall is supplied with a varie
ty of newspapers, religious, literary and political, taken
from all the principal cities in the United States.
TflE STABLES
are large, comfortable, and attended by the best Ostlers
in the country. Carriages, Buggies and Horses always
' i.i. M- .
on nana io nire.
S. R. FORD. WrLMratrro. nc.'
DEALER IX UARDLE MOXUMETTS HEAD ilf TJ
Foot Siones ; Paint Stones; Imposing do. land lit
short, any article called for of either i J ;,', b'-l
Italian, Egyptian or American Marble s - I
and work warranted to please or no sale ; and if dam
aged before del ivery.it is at hisexpense. ! U : f
Orders for any of the above enumerated articles left;
with the Editors pf the Watchman, will be attended to
with dispatch Nos '.9,18493' V'
R. M. ORRELI., -vp M
Forwarding and Ceomhslea Jferehant'
Fmyettetille, N. C.
January 30. 1851. . tf3P-
More Fine Buggies,
ROCK A WAYS AND IROfiTAXLE
CA RR YA L LS-of the best aualitm
Just finished, and for sale cheapvery cheap.? Calf
o V J. 8. JOHNSTON.
Salisbury, August 26. 1852. i ,J7tf:i't;,
UDIES MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
, t ,' Salisbury. OctU. 1852. ji I l t ?
THE isabscriber is now opening a splendid Lot of
Ladies TIonrnIiis DrewGhnrlt. can.
f IT Large stock yards, with rood sheds, ironcrh. " VVf" BOMBAZINES.'
racks.&c.connected with the Hotel. - ?rAy.MlWbANES.wto&i6tEtxngu
t'i 1 : : . -.. i iow pnees.
1 u NDKiisrr a anucipanoiware more tnan realized
prices
ind he feels greatly flattered at tbe earlv increase ftb t ,YT '"r01 ' aW- of the above' description,
Imdnnf ih Hni, H. ,Anh...: : ' -1 wo"" ao wen to caK soon at
. . uvvvivr ikuiiwi 10 m,nr
t
Caldwell
i t
AV
m 33,1352.
il
I .i .'11::
J. F. CHAMBERS
M. C. CALDWELL.
Angast 30, ,1S52.
B
anksjof every description for sale
a contioaance ot tne same. ; J
, f HAND JAMES. !
March 1st. 1P52. , , , 45
! Wadesboro'! Argus. Asbeville Mease
! lotte Whig, and Lincolnton Republican, publish once a
montn tor six montna and forward bills to the enbacri
her. i J . ja MP
WANTED.
1 I lo gd ateadf girl or woman
In nurse. Apjy lo ihe suhscriher at the Manl
ion House, br al the Store. ? ! f
. J; -I - , Dnnnnm ,. H
2il v !
24
Tfie Sign of the Red Fa,
, ; Cj.'AI YEIIS.
V" Dr.
il--
SaJisbsr, Sepf. 33 1852.
A-M. NESBITT,
I ,H AVINO permanently located Itf the Town of
, oansoory. tenders bis Professional services to the
cittxens and sarrrwodingconntry, HisotBceison Wa-
" "t, ow door below . A. I1r. CaldwelPa office,
w.r,. .noy ue ipuqa at. all times, onlesi absent on
Professional duties. -p. f-
' January 1st, 1852 J
i. - !
Blank Warrants for saU Her$.
bob:
ts-.
EEPcon?r
tensive, a
MSICAf. IXS'l
. ';' Perfarrr;
of every descri; r;
ticlep in the a: u
ine tbeir fine s-'
Murphy & Co.
Watches. CI
manner, ana wnr:
iLjf pine and !
and warrantea u
Salisbury, ".lay
henh:
RE all in ex
I Boats have f
! I r 1
ss new. i v e t.
teir, and well a i ;
700 bbla.imert! ;
Those favorir 2
as prpmpt and t!
othe Line can t:
: A. D. CAZAl .
: Fayette ville, L
17 at on -
uppcv.i:.
COT-
THE Sub'crt
planters of -hem
with Gins t
ship, rnsde of il.
Gins are warr
good cotton .
J He requests th
ine for theroselv
promptly attend
Heirelers to t:
Gins.5r-Messr3.
Pitts. near Conr
N. Brown, f
it ;
it
Jobs 10,
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5
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