,,. Ou I lit' i iii
loss to ihe iiiip-
cobs
; I,. ruble
. , ..f aimn vvrre lost.
' . in Lancashire, rain Ml to
UP" . ..mf the houses would
'rom some ol the
I 06ro. . i I: t -n i vftre removed iif
. the inun" . . .
r. ... nlaces serious damage
serious damage
ifbv ibP flawing of water into the
sion on the budget was still
f.. in the British House of Corn-
Atrhe close of thedenate on the
V rhancellor of the Exchequer
. .1.1 k. mntent to take a divi-
s .. fiMt resolution, the result of
j Conclusive in regard lommr gen-
Ijtbfitir.
r..,, will fesfore TO tibefTX';
Uraf 01 r io'"-" 1 :
.';' . r - ,L nnaniiDnia ff
rwit. except ine such as have been
1.rf crimes reproved by morality, on
Veondition of submitting to the na-
Iftad engaging not to commit
,f0Iih any act against the Govern
'.. fihe elect of the country.
( following are said to be the princi
JinVationsin the Constitution which
jrnment intends to propose to the
j,Tbe right of the Government to
tmriisl or full amnesties. 2. The
Lsulhorize great enterprises of pub-
I' m, . . j r r. .
ItfilJ. 3- lne rloai 10 mo""J com
l-iillarins by tltcrees naving me lorce
I . 1. ..rtnnnnf r,i- i;r
Ijir. A UlliaillMl vr,vv... ....
M Senator. 5. An annual allow-
S.OOOf. for each deputy, (or lof.
to each day's session.) 6. The vote
Modest bv chapters and ministries
!M Constitution for Spain has been
DlgaU-dby royal authority. 'I he cbiel
kswns were : to mane me penaie a
t of hereditary legislators; to reduce
wmberof the Chamber of Deputies
li'Uach deputy to be appointed Ky
,i the most heavily taxed electors.
rjflitionefsoflbe populations, request-
i be alloaed to meet lor electoral
ips. had been refused. The excite-
k continued very great. 1 he editors
hmnners charged with seditious libel
- r r "
tketmcquuted by the jury,
liCbuia the insurgents .have had some
TheV now threaten the line "ot
Lnunication with the Province of Can-
ik the Medina Pass, said to be held
(word. : at home T
tlwo churches destroyed, and the pal? j ets wUh tUe
iWoic escape of the United Slates Ship
Urns.- The Delaware Journal pub
na letter written on board the Uni
States ship St. Louis, off the coast of
poll, in which is described a remark-
orm encouhlered by that vessel on
l of Oct oher last when about se 1
r
miles from Tripoli, on her passage
1 Tunis:
Ibout ten o'clock on the night of the
fU'e had to take in all sail, double
pike topsails, and at twelve o'clock had
Most reef the topsails and furl the fore
"Wizen, set the storm stay sail, and
Nthe shipto; the wind blowing on
"os on a lee shore : bv this time
Was a heavy sea running, and
og"us' on shore at the rate "of three
W knots an hnnr. the pale still raerine
At rfcidnTirTki thuniflerlne'
'gblning, which increased so that we
to furl the main topsail, and could
nothing but the fore storm staysail
Oain Stnrm tilHvsail hntb verv Small
Mne caotain ca ed all the olticers
k,and battened down the hatches
"id aft; all anchors readv for letting
W Willi axes Tri handle stood ready
""away the masts. It was a terrify-
fne. The berlh deck was scuttled,
'ind blowing and roaring so furious-
i we coulj pot hear each other speaK.
5e ostteninff down the aft hatch, my-
men were almost drowned by the
Of the wntor frrtin iVlP. ' left Waist.
'fllWHs under' water to our hatches.
1,8 gloomy and dark, although the"
18 up ; nJl officers and men drench
itbialt water ; we run. life lines along
ld on by, all shivering with the cold
Hious to see daylight. The gale
. -6'ngon me morning ot me xxu, an
' tearted, being so near the shore in
roa ih. 1
J c -' '-' " v - o . -
K.'fi rocs-) what a
solemn thought
1 snouid h driven dv ine iu
r me
f J 'he storm. she u-niitd r.ertaiulv
rOfightUomstof
water
il last resort, the captain. called Eis
neoe.ssary
I !- 'I iv ''( t J i a l.i.-w r i-.v ; ... . t,f
vl"i r'vo in' t usum;. aim re
joicing in tbcprospecloflheirdeliverance.
1 should mention, however, that just be
inJS"!'!.. ..tmd.oyesjilpn..lb0.
ship, aft,' remaining but a lew minutes,
limtj the wind in measure ceased, when
the birds returned to tha ship, as if, to en
courage the hands still to hope (or deliv
erance from their perilous situation:
-r-j -7- ; f-
From the Wilmington Commercial.
LOOK AT HOME.
The Boston Courier, ever on the side of
the Constitution, has a good article under
(he-above heftdr which we wish- we had
room to copy. The object is to induce the
British Dublic to look at home, and not in
"!p.ris .1oMiVfnr nnnouncf thii.t j-e. depTofably ..afflided . the fate of
" Uncle Tom," the ideal hero of a wicked
and inischiefous romance, while certain
scenes are enacted in England, under the
noble nose of the Duchess of Sutherland
and the other nobles noses of the Aristoc
racy, whose late doings in regard to the
slavery question we notioed last week.
The Courier says : " It happens that at
the very moment in which these high born
ladies were telling the world how deeply
scandalized they felt at the condition of
the negroes in America, there took place
a scene, common enough in England,
which we shall describe by the following
extract from an English paper :
Sale of a Wife. One of those disgrace
ful exhibitions look place the othjer even
ing at the Cardigan Arms, Kirti stall road
Leeds. A man named Bean has co
habited wiih a married woman named
Martha Spence ; and the woman's hus
do by articles. 7. A dotation ol band, W. bpence, at her solicitation, a-
f. lor Ihe 1 rench princes, (ihe ex- j greed to sell her to her paramour. Ac-
Jerume and his son ;) and finally, 8. , cordingly she was by appointment taken
ibe dotation of the Imperial Crown , (0 ,e Cardigan Arms, in a baiter, and
consist of nil the Imperial palaces, j M)d, in the presence of the company drink-
af ihe manufactories of the Gobelins. ; ing there, for a sovereign. The trio, when
... '. - TL. .1 .. ,i . I ...
fj, and ueauvftis. 1 hp amuum hi me "saie was compieieu tsai uuwn 10 a
Civil Liist is to be fixed by the Senate." j jollification.
This thing was not done in the "back
woods,' but in apopulous city. Occurren
cesof this sort happen, as already remark
ed, not unfrequently, and we do not find
that any indignation is felt, or any rebuke
expressed, by spectators or neighbors, at
such brutal it)-. The newspapers' call it
" disgraceful," just as they wqu Id the oyer:
charge of sixpence by a shopkeeper no
t h i ng w h a lev e r Is done o stop the dis
grace. Now, we beg leave to ask the
Duchess the question. Who is to blame for
a state of Society that will tolerate such
things? and whether some small portion
utnmg Government force. After one of that sympathy which folks m England
srpment ihe insurgents nut 30 milita are Wastrnr upon other people's, tni series
ud civil officers and l,3d0 people to 1 could not be profitably turned to objects
IPekin Gazette of August reports The state of affairs in Ureat britain
Sin earthquake bad taken place in j places a fearful responsibility at the door
province ul Kalsuch. A thousand , ot the upper classes in inai counirj-iur
ns said to he destroyed : three hun- it .is truly said, that the poverty, me crime,
Inhabitants killed and four hundred ihe mify.and-theocial degradation ex-I
3n.-"n- Manilla also shocks of an - bibited there, are without a parallel un-
riquake had occurred. Many persons 1 der the sun. And this Class are co-work
pboose and custom house rendered un- wards, and other repodiatorsof tb Amer-
liilabUw - J ican Constitution and libellers ot the oouti,
in this our America.
" A Box." The cqneord Democrat tells
the following story :
Gen. Pierce, the President elect, a few
days since, received a suspicious looking
box. per Chensy's .Express from the West.
Supposing from his exalted position that
someWtcked Whig or fanatical aboliuon
ist" might be plotting his destruction be
very naturally regarded this as an in
fernal machine, intended to land him in
glory before his time. Not feeling any
great partiality for such an Hpotheosis,
he ordered this new Pandora's box to be
stowed away in the barn, "unsight, un
seen."Tnd forbade any one to go near it.
Thus it remained some days, until one
! Sunday, when nobody was ainome
1gfive-WW,4t,UeiierAra.io.nr.gi.nt,mas-.;
ter. whp being exercised there to by coura
geound ldWbl ciiriosity determined
to solve the "infernal . jnystery," ... Accord
ingly seizing a long handled axe and pla
cing himself at a rational distance, he hurl
ed the iron weapon with full fury into
the box. After waiting in breathless ex
pectation for the "machine" 10 explode,
Mr. VV. approached it and discovered
(horrible dtctu !) two brace of remarkably
lat duek andvabjiuachoLyenison, sent
to the President elect by an admiring
friend in Cincinnati, with a note accom
panying, desiring to be remembered in the
division ot the spoils I We need only add,
that the only-' thing "infernal" about the
machine" was an inodorous smell-Mor
which the reverent disciple of bis majes
ty was in no way responsible.
NORMAL COLLEGE.
Thii young Institution has received due at.
tentinn from the pre.ent Legislature ; having
10 enlarged 'h Charier M,u g'M Per
of granting any and all degree of Literary d.
Unction. Few College,. Wwssore. diiti.
guUhed Board of Trustee, j in addiiion to
which, the Governor of the Siate is ex officio
Chairman of the Board, "and the Common
ScbotdSuperiniemdenl U Secretary. The Slate
ba Uo allowed this College the use of f I0,r
mil fm I ha l.iterarv Fund, which will enable
it to famioh iiwyTuSj
trti-.i on a-nd cheapaet m :v vn8 f"
iWeh a tarastrophlwas necessary the 1M 1 utkmi-Mt
ilii.bld aiid l't',S(di.Uull llirij ji'OV iir.J
course of Judge Campbell in granting an
injunction restraining them from proceed
ing in the matter. These doings have caus
ed a good dealof excitement in New York.
The Municipal maintains that the Judi
ciary bad-no powrt to. enjoin its legisla
tive proceedings, while the complainants
contend that the Corporation are about
making a contract at war with ihe pub
lic interests, which, if made, will be at
tended with irreparable damage, and
fh ere fore it is a ministerial and not a le
gislative act, rendering the makers of it
as much within the reach of judicial pro
cess as an officer would be if he werea
bout to execute an illegal contract on be
half of ihe city. "Judge Emmett has is
sued an order requiring. all the refractory
Aldermen to show cause, at a special term
to be held on the second Monday of Jan
uary, why an attachment should not be
issued against them for contempt of Court
in disobeying its injunction.
I. O. O. F. CIRCULAR.
To the Secretaries of Subordinate Lodges
throughout the Vnlted Slates.
Bbethkbn : The undesigned, in behalf of
the Special Committee of the R. VV. Grand
Lodge of ihe United Stale, upon ihe subject of
dnea and benefit, respectfully and earnedly
solicit from each and eery one ofyouantwer
to the following question:
1. What i the number of member in your
Lodge ?
2. What i the average age of jour member,
or of any given number of them taken al ran
dom ?
3. How many death have there been in your
Lodge in the ear ending with January 11,
1853 T " '
4. Wnal is the amount of tickne (in week)
among your member for that yearT
5. What i the average age of the member
who have been tick?
6. What it the annual amount ot due to your
Lodge from each member T . f "
7. What di you pay per week to the lick ?
8. What do you pay for funeral benefit to
each brother deceasfd?
9. What -do you pay to a member on the death
of bis wile T
10. What amount have you paid during ihe
year aforesaid for ihe education of orphan and
ihe relief of the dislreted ?
11. What are the annual current expense
of your Lodge, for rent, fuel, light, stationery,
Secretary' salary, etc., etc.T
The Committee will feel greatly obliged for
a prompt attention In this matter, and feel con
hdent that if ibis call i generally responded 10
the information tbey will be able to impart in
return will be a full equivalent for ibe Irou
ble it, may cost. The labor of collecting and
comparing these lalistlc. and ipptytfig them
to the objects contemplated will be considera
ble, and therefore answers should be returned
at the earliest possible date.
Address the undesigned at Mobile, Ala.
I. D. Williamson, Chairman Com.
Newspapers. A late London paper
makes the following comparative state
ment of the number of Newspapers in the
United States and in Great Britain :
U. Kingdom. U. States.
Daily Papers
10
350
2.450
Weeklv and other 557
Annually printed, (1851)
. 05,1 G3.305.422.600.000
Number of newspapers annually to
each person, man. oman, and
-child 3J 20
ACCIDEMT TO THE PRESIDENT ELECT.
It is with deep resrrt that we hear of a sad calamity
which yesterday befell the Family of the Preaident Elect
of the United Slate. The particular of (hi lamenta
ble event, as communicated by Telegraph, , that Mr.
fiid M m Pierce, accompanied by tbew ly ISobv, trout
10 to 12 vears of age, were paaaenger in a tnan or cars
upon the boston and M aine railroad, when, by the break
ing of an ale near Andover, the car which they occu-,
pied was thrown off Ihe track, and precipitated down an
embankment some twenty teet, turning a complete rem
merwt in it course, and falling upon a pile of rocks.
The car was smashed to pieces ; the Son of Gen. Pierce
was kitled : npo the spot; Mr fierce-' eBrt jr
though not fatally injured and' six or eipht other peraons
who were more or leas hurt. Gen. Pierce aacaped with
but slight injury.
This terrible visitation is the more deplorable, a the
fine boy thus so suddenly snatched from life was the sin
gle remaining one of the only three children with which
the afflicted parents hare been blenw'd. The whole
country, we are sure, will deeply sympathize in their be
reavement, whilst it will rejoice that the parents them
selves were preserved from the same terrible fate.
JVat. Intelligtncer, of Jan- 8.
fn Cabarrus county, on the 6ih instant, by the Rev.
Miaa BABCOGK, of Vermont.
A babe In a house is like a well-spring of pleasure ;
measenjfer of peace and love ;
Yet it is atalentoftrunt,aloan to be rendered back
interest." -
ilh
BORN
-A daughter to H. B. Casper, Town.
Jan.. 5-
In this place, on the ljthinsisnt, Mrs.. LETITIA
EARNHEART, wife of Mr. Isaac N. Earnheart, aged
about 30 years.
S. B. MARTIN,
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
Saliabury and vicinity, that he has opened
rooms directly opposite Dr. Jamea Hotel, wbe be of
fera a most favorable opportunity for obtaining apln
did Likenesses, taken in every style ofthe An. Tak
en equally aa well in cloudy weather aa in clear.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and exam
ine specimens. --- - . --- .
January 13. 1853. f3
50 Carpenters Wanteds
THERE is a great demand for gooJ Carpenters by
the cltizena of this place.: A larg number ean
k!n imm.iliair rmnlnvmrnt at fair wages. -
iWt . w -!' li".';
EOUit WQM EN TO HIRE - ' .
' "January 13, 1853. i3f$m
IT a.p:iriiig to llie sutir-futiion of the Court that
William Tackel, (lie defendant in ibe almve caw, ia
not an inhabitant of this Slate : It is tbrrefore ordered
by the Court, thai publication be made in the Carolina
Watchman, Botifymi the dfiniflt be Hd appear
at our neit Court of Plrsrnd Quarter Sessions to be
held for the county of Davie, at the Court House in
JWoctsyillejjpn the 4th Monday in February next, and
how cause, if any be have, why Jadgmenl Glial sba'l
not be rendered against ,him, and the land levied on
condemned for the payment of Plaintiffs debt and costs.
Witness, Caswell Harbin, Clerk of our said Couit,st
office, the ilk Mondsy ia November, A. D. 185.
, C. HARBIN, Clk.
. Price adv. $5 50. 6w36
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE
ON the 2QJ day of February next, (being Tuesday
of the County Court,) there will be sold at ibe
Court House, in Statesville, the following property, be
ttfngmg tor the heirtat hrwf MrMergarM Riekart ,
deceased, fur division, via i 10 likely and valuable ne
groes, one of whom is JI.Yf, who ia undoubtedly one
ofthe best Boot and Shoe-makers in the State. Some
of the others are excellent house servsnts ; also, the
House & Lot
with adjoining back lots, lonnerly owned snd occupied
by Mr. Ann Lowrsnce, deceased. Also, a lot of
Two Acre's, adjoining Town, and about 150 acres
of valuables Land 1 miles West of the Town on the
public road.
Terms made loiown on the dav of sale by
W.-F. COWAN, Trustee,
under the Will of Ann Lowrsnce, dee'd.
Statesville, Jan. 13, 1853. 6w36
RAIL ROAD & PLANiTrOAD STOCK
FOR SALE.
I WILL sell, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House in Salisbury, on the 7ih day of February
next, it being Monday of the County Court of Rowan,
upon a credit of six months, FIVE SHARES OF
STOCK in the North Carolina Central Rail Road
Company, and FOUR 811 ARES of Slock, in rhe Salis
bury and Tsylorsvillr Plank Road Company ; also
some other articles of Ilouseholil, &.e belonging to
the eatate of J ease A. Stoker, dee'd.
HKNRY SMITH, Adm'r.
Salisbury. Jan. 13. 185.3. 4w36
N EW CA II It I ACS E SHOP,
AT MT. UI.I.A.
r I lilt, undersigned hss o
X. pened a Carriage Ketab
iishmenl near Mount I'lla, in
Rowan county, and bega leave
10 call public attention to lite
same. He is prepared to do
all kind of work in his line of
business, in the very best mnnne r, and on the most ac
commodaiing terms. He proposes to makes perma
nent establishment at the above stand, believing the
public wants of thsi seciion of country require it. He
hopes the citizens in the aurrounding country who msy
need work, will give him a call before going elsewhere.
He will possess some advantages over Carriage build
ers in the surrounding villsgcs, and begs the country
public will avail themselves of the benefits of the ssme.
JAMES BROWN.
Jan. 8, 1853. Iy36
07 The subscriber will furnish Coffins to order.
. . . . JL B.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
PURSUANT to a Decree obtained at (lje Fall
Term,- 185,. of the Conrtof KnOTiy for Rowntl
County, I will offer for sale, al the Court House in
Salisbury, on the 7th of February next. being Mondayof
February Court, ih following valuable tracts of land :
1 30 Acres of M,atu1,
known as the John Hart place", adjoining the lands of
David Woods, Franklin McKnighl, Samuel Hart and
oibera. Terms, ix months credit, bond snd sectrity. .
300 1eres of L,and,
known as the Andre w Lyerly place, lying on tb wa
ters of Second Creek and Walnut Branch, formerly
owned by Wm. Robison, deceased, subject to the wid
ow's dower. Terms, twelve months credit, bond and
security.
18G Jiert of Land,
known aa the Samuel Sloan place, adjoining the lands
of Matthew Plummer, D. Wood and others. Terma,
nine months credit, bond and security.
cr Rf , ax KMER , O: Mr Er
Salisbury, Jan. 1, 1852. 5t35 pr. sdv. 4.
GOOD WAGES
w
I LL be given for able-bodied white tabOTerr, Uf
work on the Rail Road.
Enquire at this Office.
Jan. 1st. 1853. 'f 35
. THE STAGES
LEAVE Raleigh and Salisbury, every Sunday and
Wednesday, l 7 A. M., after the arrival of the
Cars from Ihe North, fat the former place; and arrive
at each end at 7 P. M., nexl day, via Ashboro', Pitts
boro', Hsywood,4.c.
The Road is stocked with good Three Horse
.TeaaaagAsT
only, "V'K '
JAS. M. WADDILL. Contractor.
Dee.33. 1853. f33
State ot llortn .itolfnit,
ROWAN CQUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Novem.
her Term, 1852.
Joseph Gheen vs. Matthew Ford.
, Attachment Levied on Land.
IT.appearinglo the satisfaction of ihe Court that
Matthew Ford ia. non-reaideni of this State : It ia
I therefore ordered, that publication be made for six
weeks in lne uaronna aicuniau, iirwi.jmpri
liahed in the town of Salisbury Tor the defendant to
be and appear at menertlernvW the Courl of Picas,
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for-the county afore
said, st the. Court House in Salisbury, on the 1st Mon
day in February next, then and there to ahow cause, if
any hehaa. why Judgment final shall not be rendered
against him, and the land levied on be condemned for
the payment of plaini itTs debt and costs.
.... . . ir ri 1. C :J f . t
I W itness, James r.. iverr. iiern 01 uur iu vuuu
iVk i'mi Hfntirtav in November. 1852.
JAMES E. KERR. Clk;
Price adv. $5 50. 6'-'2
60O ACRES OF LAND,
FOR SALE.
m HP. snhwriher i ffers for sale that well known tract
JL of Land on which he . now lives, lying on . the I
... .... . l -l -fl-l. L1 I m n.l 1
Yadkin river, adjoining -mo isnas oi junn rua.u ..iu
others, eight milrs south of Mocksville in Davie emm-
On ihe premises are a arood dwelling and all oth
er neceasary out buildings, all of which will be sold
together or in different tracts as it may suit ihe pur
chaser. Those wishing to buy lands will do well to
call and examine forthemselves. ,.,.,.. ;
JESSE TATUM.
December 16. 1852. ,f3iL
RANAWAY during the monlb of September last,
from the pleMationof the .late Mrs. Martha Cun
ningham.in Uneaster Districti South Carolin, a ne
gro man namad JIM, said negro about 40 yeara of
age a mulatto, about 5 feet 8 or 10 Inches nigh, stoop
shoetdered, snd look down when spoken to. A s
tiicion rests upon him s being implicated in the mur
j.. f iw Cnnnmbaju. be has no dotfbt absconded
-i-k -riTTT i ia rv
reward. if oVtwrsd a-y 'im " w Vcff prpms
Adm'r. eMate ot late Mas. Cunningham.
low p H ') ben I rf'.'i ; 1 !
KM in VltJ.K, ; . C.
Jan. 6 IVrswiH 21 M 2" : lUeuu 12- ui 14;
Cotton 8 Cor 50 2 57; Collee IU fSi 1 1 : Fiour
4253 : Feathera 3235: Flaxseed 115 120 Iron,
Swede, 5 ffi do. English 3 4 l.Lard 13 O 14 :
Leather, sole, 20 33: Molaaes22f823; Naila,cut,4J 5:
Oa ia. 40(3 00: Sugsr,bro.,6 a 9: do.loaf, 10 all:
Salj,ack,OS J)00: Tallow. T.8.; Wheat 75
9 6d. .. ":-..T""' r.t- f',,Jt' " '.- -'
Cbixaw, Jan. 5 Bacon per lb. 00 01S): Butter
30328: Beeswax 30ial : Coffee I39 15: Cotton
88J: Corn 50 1960 Egga lS O 15: Flour 4a
$5: FeataersSO 35 : Iron 5C, : Lard 00 13:
Leather(aole) 18 fl 22: Molaases35 O 40 : do. Cu
ba 33 0 37: Nail. cot, 6 0 7: Rice 4 0 S
Sugar.brown.8ffl 10: do. Loaf,121 (3 15: Salt, Li
verpool,! 50 0 00
DRj S. H. PENDLETONv
OFFERS htrprofeasional-sentiees the public.
He san b found at Cob Kobards' Hotel: -SatisHar,
Miacu 25, 152. 47
Perfumery,: Soaps, &c. &c.
JU8T received and opened, fresh from Roussel'a, a
large and varied assortment of
For I llC Hair, Eau Lustrnle Odoranle,F,au
Lustrale Tonique, elegant preparationa, Beef Mnrruw,
Bears Oil, Bears Grease in Pot, Thilicome, Pomni.ide
Jenny Lind, Rose Oil, Phalon's Hair Invigorator, Ly
on'a Caltiairion.
For llie llttlldkPrclllel. Lubin'a Extracts,
Ashland Flowers, superior articles, besides various
cheaper articles.
Colognes. A large variety ; German, French,
and American, put up in every atyle.
For llie Tecltl.TiKiih Powders, Pastes,
Wsshes, &.C., a ureal assoruiient.
Soiipa, Hapel's and Roussel's Shaving Creams,
Military Shaving Soaps, Wash Balls, Crystalline cakes.
Barber's Soap, !?c., f(c.
Hair Iye.Hanels, Roussel's and Jaynes'
all very fine.
Indelible ink. A variety, handsomely put
up with and without the prrparalinn. i
Brilliea. The greatest variety of Hair.Tooih,
Nail, Hat, Flesh, Curling,, Shaving and Clothes Brush
es, ever brought to Salisbury.
For llie Fare. Toilet Powders, Chalk Balls,
Aromatic Vinegnr, Vmaigre de Rouge.
Besides a grea -nwuber-jif oibiit; orik'h-?. as L'P
Salves, (uiiiigaling Pastilles and Essences fr disin
fecting chambers. Tapers. Combs, of every description,
Razor Straps, Razors, and Cases, Pencils, Pens. Slc.
ii. H. PENDLETON.
Saliabury, DeerS, r8.r2. 12
StAte ot Jlot'tfi eiiroUtt-iiF
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Euphronia May vs. Howard P. May.
Petition for Divorce.
la this case it appearing to the Court, that the De
fendant is not- a resident of this State : II is therefore
ojdered, that advertisement be made in the Carolina
Watchman for three months, fur the said absent How
ard P. May to appear at the next term of our Superior
Courtof Law, xa be held tut the county of Davidson,
at the Court House in Lexington, on ihe 1st Monday
after the 4ih Monday in .March pext, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to the petition in the caae filed
or Judgment proconfesao will be granted and the case
set down to be heard ex pane.
i Wilneaa. C. L. Payne, Clerk of our said Court, at
office, the 1st Monday after the 4th Monday in Sep
tember, A. D. 1852, and in the 77th year of our Inde
Dendetice. C. L; PAYNE. C S. C.
Price adv. 'SjS". ' "
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ADIES MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Salisbury Oct. 14. 1 852. . .
THE subscriber Ts 'now opening a aplendtd Lot of
ilndic tlonrnliia I)reaood, con
siaiing of CANTOR' CLOTHS, BOMBAZISES.
ALPAQAS, and LAMES, wfiicb be is offering at
low prices.
Peraons in want of goods of the above description,
would do well to call iwMin.at
The Sign of the. Red Fag.
24 E. MYERS.
NEW BOOKS,
FOR SALE AT
J. H. ENNISS' BOOK STORE.
North Carolina Form Book Con
taining forms of all legal instruments important
lo be known by Justices of the Peace, Administrators,
Sheriffs, Clerks, Constables, &c, arranged and com
piled from the best authorities.
The American Farm Book, being a
practical treatise on soils, nianuies, draining, irrega
tion, grasses, grain, roots, fruits, cotton, tobacco, and
every staple product of the United Stales with the beat
methods for planting, cultivating and preparing for
market.
JTlra. Blis' Practical Cook Book,
sisting of directions for selecting,, preparing and cook-
ing all kinds of meats, vegetables, and salads, also for
making: a U kinds ot plain and iaocy breads, pastries,
cakea.jelliea, preserves, &.C., Ac.
IIillut, Farrier, hemg a practical treatise on
on all the diseases and accidenls In which the Horse ia
liable, the causes and symptoms of each, and the most
approved remedies employed for Jheir cure in every
case.
Downing') Collage Rcldences, or a
a' series of designs for rural' collages and collage vil
laa a rid the i F g"a rde ns add gTOU ndr ndnpted 10 -tqk.
America.
SalisbpryrJan. ,' 1853V --35
State of Iiovtn Carolina,
DA VIDSOX CfiUXTY.
noutt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, govern
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ber Term, 1852.
EUzabeth Williams and oihers, vs. David Billing atjd
John Billings. .
Petition for'Partition of land,
IT appearing lo the aatisfai-iion of llie" Court, that
the defendants in this case are not inhabiianta of this
State : It is therefore ordered by ihe Courtythal publica
cation be made in the Car. Watchman 6 weeks, for aaid
defendanta to be and appear before the Justices of our
Court of Pleas and Quarter .Sessions, lo he held al ihe
Court House in Lexington, on the second Monday in
LFebrury next, then and there, lo plead, answer or de
mur, or the petition will.be heard exparte and judg
ment pro confesso taken as lo them.
. Witness, C. F. Lowe, Clerk of our said Court al of
fice in Lexington, the 2J Monday of November, 1852.
Price adv. 5.Ct30. C; F. LOWE. rik.
TO HIRE,
7 Ft RtT Tateaekstkbtpatwilrly;jon Catria g a
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-wb, -ai-iL.ojifxijfBtlonnble cha racier. : Fot
NVM l, the r. 1 1 r-iit khi f .i I" bin p fi Tin,
JL Sheet lion, and Copper Vre. Me has several "
wurkmen of auperior skiil in his employ, and is con-
slantlv reoletiishin" his slock. He tssellmg warea at
a tow and w detrniMie J 4o ifuJ-4iUU.-U;s ..,
bia line aa rep aa can be bought elsewhere in the
Btat. He ia at all titnea ready to receive the order
of bia friends and ib public, and any work t en
band promptly made IS erdefTCall and ee B4 bear
price. His Sheet Iron Biovea are a superior article,
and very cheap.
STILLS
of all sisea kept for sale, and made to order at SOcenia
per pound.
The aubacriber respectfully ollclt trial. Met
chants and Pedlar are particularly invited to g i him
a call. . .
Country Produce, old Pewter and old Copper lakea
in exchange for work. 1
Saliabury, Dee. 30, 1852. ly3Cv9
Selling off at Cost
r"1HE auiweribera wiabing to close their basines
X during the present winter, respectfully inform
their friends and the public in general, that tbey will
sell at cost their present
STOCK OF G00S,
consisting in part cl
GOLD A.D KILYE1 I ITCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, and FAS.
CY ARTICLES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Those wishine lo ourchase articles 'm out line, will da
well lo call soon.
BOGER Sl WILSON.
N. B. All persona indebted to the firm either by
notes or accounts, will please call and settle the same
before the first of January next, after which lime they
will be handed out for collection.
BOGER &. WILSON.
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State of ilorfft CitroUu.1,.
-DA viet COUNTY. " -
L Court of Pleat and Quarter Sessions, Xotcm.
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Archibald Coiner f? others vs. Rusael Comer Si. others. :
Petition for Division if Slaves.
IT appearing to the satisfactionrf the Court that
Russel Comer, Joel Thomas and wife Catharine, end
James, Elizabeth, Charlea, Thomas and Lucinda.ehit-r
dren and fepreseniaHvesefThos. Beemanand wn R-
chel, Defendanta in this case.arenot inhabitants of this
Slate; It fs iherelore ordered by the Court, that pub
lication I made for six weeks in rtie Carolina WateJi
man, uoiilyiiig the said Rusael Comer, Joel ThosM
and w'ifeCalharine, & James, EMzabeih.Ctiarles, The.
& Luc'inda, children an'd representatives of Thos Bre
man and wife Rachel, Defendants in this case, lobe aaT
appear before the Justices of our Court of Pleas aad
Quarter Sessions, at the next Court to be held for the
county of Davie, al the Court House in Mocksville.oo
llie-lih Monday in February next, then & there to plead,
answer or demur to said petition, or Judgment pro
confeaao.wili.be eptere4..a4ajnstlhf,ni ...anj,xfeecase
heard exparle.
Witness, Caswell Harbin, Clerk of our aaid Coart al
office, the 4th Monday in November, A i. D., ) 852.::
7 ' C. HARBIN, Clk. .
Price adv, 5 50. 6l32
State of iitjVtn eacoUnn
! JKEDKLL COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session Aorem
ber Term, 1352.
James A. Guy and Amos Guy. Adm'rS. of Alfred Guy,
deceased, vs. John Guy and Ilirum Guy and others.
' Petition filed for settlement of the Estate of
Alfred Guy, deceased. .t
IT appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court, thai
the Defendanta John Guy snd Hiram Guy are not in
habitants of this Slater Ills therefore ordered, sdr -judged
and decreed by the Court, that publication be
made in the Carolina Watchman for the space of aiav
weeks, notifying the aaid Defendants, John and Hiram
Guy, personally to be and appear before the Justice
of our next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of
Iredell, at the Court House in Statesville, on the third
Monday of February next, then and there lo answer
plead or demur lo said petition, or the same will be
heard exparte and Judgment pro confesso will be taken
asm them.. Witness, J. F. Alexander, Clerk of our
said Court al office, in Statesville, the 3d Monday in
November, A- D.jP52
F. ALEXANDER. Clk.
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Price adv. $5 50.
' J jVJllVyl jO Trxi.lTJ.J-ii.
C ASH FOR i EG ROES !
rWHF! subscriher is now in market for the purchase
X of O.XK III .tOltED NKC3KOES,
for which the HIGHEST f BICES IX CASH will
be puid.
Persons in the adjoining counties with property of
the above description for sale will find thai tbey can
cet the highest prices bymaking earlv application lo
him. MYER MYERS.
" Salisbury,' Dee. 22; 1852. if 5 -' "
LEATHER BANDS
THE subscriber has put up machinery for stretch
ing, cenieniing and riveting banda with copper
rivets. The bands are stretched wiih powerful ma
chines, made expressly for thai purpose, and the diffi
culty of banns stretching and ripping under ihe com
mon way of making them, is entirely removed by-tbie ........
process- Bands made in this way will bold thefrwidtb
evenly, run true, and have a uniform bearing the"
drum or pulley, and will give from 15 to 20 per cent,
more power iha'n thoae tnade in the ordinary wey.
They are nude nut of ihe best selected oak tanned
Spanlshed Leather, arwl na paina will he spared to
make Ihem equal to the beat Northern banda, and-will,
be aold as low aa they ean be brought in New' York.
Banda will be kept for aale by J. 0. Cairns, at the
Salisbury Factory.
CHAS. M. LINES,
- - Haul's Store P. 0 Guilford eo., N. C.
Jdly 8.1852... , pdiylO
Plank Road Notice.
A GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholder of
the Salisbury and Taylorsville Plank Rnsd.Com
pany will be held in ihe Court H.oue at Salisbury, ea '
Wednesday ihe Jhh of Kebruary next. By order ot
Tfhe Board of Directors;-
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