in;. M jiiJ u.if iiifin inv .,;. '' '!-.""
dtjl.ilfi. beciihi.,1,' at li e In Mj'jt-ul
nolice ihej' tin. I onen in ill Watchman. ihe
aol.jecl which t)eif Ibis pHrarnptf. We urn
-mlHd-4-ltr-l :;uy -'liit dis-si; JiiL
absolute? lualhiug ai : yvr)- mention of Spirit
Kappinga, Th1jI Moin. &, W b?lirw
"IfTi afl"rtrffrri)i$,r"6r,rt "Pcfrn
thai it s wicked and iiiiwhievoua as it i
'alia. Let not our Irinnd who have been " Iryv
ing the table eiperimein" in iheao " ditfgina"
auppose thai we implicate ihem in this hre,
for We do not. But b would warn ihem thai
ibeir amusement may rcult in lottning the U
ail of a delu.ion t oilier, the consequence ol
which may be kiln wit Irajcjnjr thejnsiorv i.f
lueae things in other place. We make flic
Bpplicajiou to ihoee who staited lh-8 bii;g.
and who are perpeiuatin:; them lor jvirpose oi
gain; and who are attempting In Usteu upon
ibe people an enormous and most wicked de
lusion. They sloiild be held in misl perfect
detestation; anl lhec.uipioti Jali ol anJi'
nanl "public opinion scourge lliecn out of every
community. They are injiilels, and their prac
licaa ara aiiaeJ at aJJ revealed truth ndj!
we would aave our cuuniiy limn beroniing a
rare of infidels it i time every hones! man and
woman should set his lace a a flint against.
these wicked aiiempts to anbverl reason, and
truth, and establish upon their ruin the ba'eT
supeisiiiion and laUehuod.
In addition to what we have heretofore pub
lished on ibese su'-jeds, we invite aiieniion to
the lollowing ankles which we have picked
irorrTour eicHangeiT""Tb7 arerwcrrtby of ntrte5
THE TABLE EXPERIMENT...
The following paragraph ts from' an
Editorial article in Dr. Iltcse's Medical
Gazette for February, published in Mew
York :
Hence, they bavw gone, otufrom one
imposture to another, Irom rapping and
alphabets when these" become stale, to
bell ringing, Jable moving, singing, dan
cing, writing? discerning spirits, healing
diseases, revealing truths and derwun
cing errors in religion, morals, science
and philosophy, and kH professedtyrfrom
"the ghosts oCihe departed. And the pub
lic press has doneTand is si ill doing; much
to perpetuate the iniquity by recording as
tacts the most nbsuid of these stories. In
several of these presses, the movement
of -tables bve -bren alledgeil aa capable
of being alfpcted by a circle sitting around
it, and louehingjt wiih their bands ; thus
giving color to the wildest of the ghost
ly, stories, while disclaiming thene and al
leidging electricity as the cause. But they
rg..4oretlbat4W..4bi(:.. Qijjy. inu.v .
aaMiihffemttffiowi6 under"
each, moving table a stoul negro, while or
black, w host? muscles furnish the locomo
live. If any body alleges the contrary,
we have a small table in our office upon
which we .write, arid we oiler one bun
dr.ed dollars to any ghost or medium, from
this wot Id or the oibcr, who will move it
an inch in day light by any supernatural,
spiritual, magnetic or electric influence,
Which sbatrbe invisible and intangible ta
our own optics ; and tbey may sit in a
circle around tt - for month and - "-call
spirits from the vasty deep,, but will they
come -- -
,: We call tbnt plnin talking and a hand
some reward. One hundred dollars lor
what nfjlny regard as one of the easiest
things fn the world, to wit':"thenving
of a table as the result, not of muscular
powejfl but of some invisible influence j
C t. i I. .. ..!.. i 1 1 . . r u e (i lion fn, I
you, fdf We presume the Doctor will not
con Gills' the operations to his own table,
but will take the evidence of respectable ,
ijeople t a2isfaDce. Rul. &aulardr
. . i
peopl
DELUSION, INSANITY AND KNA
VERY. ,The report of the Board of Trustees
for the Benevolent Institutions of Ohio
says :
" Nothing is rptire worthy of notice than
the large anil rapidly increasing number
of casea caused by the present popiilHr d
lufion. "Sirit llnppinj;s." In these the
: suicidal tendenry if especially prominent.
while the constant resting of the tbtu.rbtN I
upon ibe scenes of "a'nimaginary vvortd '
renders it the more dillicult to attraciion
to those of the real. Such cases, though"'
reci.fttlia v e .pr o,y e jj more; unfa v or a b le
man any timers ui uir nm- cinns.
The number of victims to Spirit Rap- I
piitga m-nliund inlbwdocuiTien-t isfclinlt d .'
to be iweiity six. btitsiiice that ihey have, j
the Superintendent sajs, increnst-d to for- j
ly. The greater number came frurn the
Western Reserve, where all kinds of isms '
flourish. It is sintuJar how such absur-
- titties get possession of the public, tbof gb j
there never was an age ihntwas free j
from them, and never will be. while there
are knaves to luster delusion lor p cii- ,
niary ends, and persons f easy creduli
ty ready to believe it.
One of the Spiritual Rapping doctors
announces the discovery, under spiritual j
direction, in Warren county, in ibis State,
of a fountain of health." wlftch be calls ,
ibe ' ricl water ol jib-," and which isdil- j
i-rent from any known minerrilf-waietjti
riislence and iMissesses such bealiJi giV;
-inir virt-oe!! that the sick leap op from'tbtr
" throw' down the ct ul-.hes as Ptoti as ibA-
' f l L .1 li Ivrio hi. n 'n im I rvpn
. lilltl nir BCCOiwo. Ki nir c-. 7
per usr ol these piepratioiis."
Here the object is o manifest that the
credulity which could be deceived, by il
is-Vncompreliensible for its s't'pidiij
IVrhaps-it H first to make peoplu crazy,
that their pocliets mrt) be picked to great
er advantagci'n'i. Ledger.
NECROMANCY
Webster defines this as " the art of re
vealing future events by means of a pre
tended communication with the dead."
This -definition is strictly in accordance
w ith tue composition of the word, its two
Greek elements signifying " the dead"and '
-- h Ti .. .. J,.ir;il lrnnini"
"prophecy." The Spiritual Uappmg. ,
notv practiced so extensive jn some m-
trrs - of rhr coaiftrrr w -ihcrelorw BwiBif 4
more nor less than a revival of this bjack
ami abrmrinabfir r4 yw-hk'M was a Hell
knnwii element' of awe.ent paiiaa supewti
tion. and strictly lorbidden by the Mosaic
law. .See Deuteronomy, vhapt. xvui., v.
10 and 11. f ,
There shall not be found among yon any one
ihat nnUi ih hi eon or his daughter lo pass
through the fire, or thai uaeth divination, ' an
observer ol limes, or an enchanter, or a witch,
or a c.iisuTierbfTamirmrirllOr wrrard,
or a necromancer. (
We hope never to see the "blue laws"
restored lo the criminal code, or the slight
est approach tow ards severity for the pur
pose of checking the growth of any kind
of superstition. Dm things- eught, naver.
theiess. to be viewed in their true light,
and to be known by their proper names.
" Spiritual Uapping," is undisguised iien o
mfrtqopenjy ..!j Unh"i?hingly prac
ticed by men ami w omen ; bearing the
christian name. We have now several
papers and one magazine of some preten
sions, de voted to the ' propagation-vf-necromantic
principles. () and hundreds ol
disputants endeavoring, through the me
dium of iK fi umaiitic literature, to sedtice
our whole population lo the necromantic
faith. -
These facts read very strangely when
written down in black and while. It is
almost imposible to realize their truth.
Hut they are true notwithstanding. We
suppose, however, that we have not reach
ed the worst. The Devil Worshipers have
not yet been imitated in this country, and
the precedents ol the past justifying us in
supposing there are certain classes here,
very capable of erecting altars and tern
pies lo Lucifer himself. Nous vcrrdns. j
Weekly Post. I
v.. :
Mdpir "William Willi, a ohtirr or the
revolutionary war, died al Luion, Monroe coun-
ly, on i ha 2eJib ultimo, In his 09 b year. A brief
I'iorapliical notice ofbis deaih, in the Farm-'
era' I'tiend, slules that he beheld lha first flow
ot;:A(neriC8abteodjaa Jh? :.aeric:o(jff .jrf
martyrs lo our liberties, al Lexington, in 1775.
If., uraa nliru'uril al d,ni'ori anrl Huhker !
. . . ..
Hill, whero he fnught bravely, lie aubse. ,
quenily became I lie commander of a privateer, !
in w Inch -poaitioa he had an eventful lime.
Antony the inciileuis of bis coiiiinaiul was a
mutiny, wbicb ha suppressed alter a feartul
i-iriigle. in which ha wa en-jaged hand to
hauil wntt iba leaiW of iha tuuiineers, a oiau
ol great personal strengih. After ,he war, he
was elected a representative (o the Massaehu
setls Legislature, and successively held" iho
post of "Consul 1 Rarcf lona under Wasbing-
Inn, antf consul tr Venice, under Affarn. Latent
in life he resided in Charleston, where he met
with reverses in cummeri-iiil pursuits, antf was
induced by a. warm personal fiietid Id reiire
wiih him to the irn. milium u Virginia, and had
Irom llial Mine resided ill the immediate vu ini
ly1 til t'niin, wbere he bud been the object ol
general uilentiun and veifialion.
Ol Iossuth and i;his reported return to
ibis
country, the N. Y. Cornier says:
".We speak advisedly when we sty he dare
V
. . ' t l .l - I
eviclence rd"
ne tequtieo trie generosity oi our pe-,pia wy toe
basest inrHlilude, and thai, lefure he slunk
fiom our thore under the alius ol Alexander
Smith, he signed a contract lo head an eipedi
lion hum this city against a country which we
are al peace, in open deli.ince of our Neutrality
Laws. This we say we know from the evi
dence id our own eyes, before the infamous eon
ii act was deposited fit ibe Department nl Stale ;
and, if he ventures' again' tit runts am-iug us.
our. (Mivejiimeiit. whether Whitf or Democrat,
will n( hoiialeiu arrest and. puuish him,"
A NEW. 'liUjK. ' "
We were much ainiied yesietday al ft new
anil Very suct-esslul dodge practiced at vme of
i. ur principal holds by an itinerant Irish wo
man. Holering the saloon, where were seal
ed several gentlemen, she solicited alms quite
, . , i i . i -1
mMmnHiiaiu.iMiiii.(T n iih i iw.i ,-nii.
r ,..,. i-..3,t,ii,. -yc.,,
dren at home lying ill with ibe small jhix. and
I Iml he Mas wiihuui motley or liiod. The men-
lion uf the disease iiislan'ty dfew turih ihe fit-
ver change (ruin those preseut, in order lo gel
lid of ibeir unwelcome visitor, w hile the basket 1
shciirried on lie r arm was speedily filled wtth
proiions Irointhe larder ol the hotel, ligl won.
tieitul lerinination'! nn her arriving in the street,
the rntilen'''! the basket it-eie deposited iuJh
g'iter, and the mendicant stalled Jr Mhei pla
ces wi'h an empty baske'. in uider'to prai lice !
the same gnriie.. Wash. llrp.
LAND FOR SALE.
rpill undersigned offt-rs for sale a valuable Tract
I lylng-lnor miles 8ouih of Salisbury, between the
Charlotte and new road to Concord. Ran Tract con
tmns 253 ACRES all wood land except 10 acres, '
which are fresh cleared. Il is well limbered, and has
several eligtble Jweatifwe At tftttkhne;. -
Another Tract situate-J on the waters o( Fourth Cnek
14 niiles Nrih-west of .-saJnilMiry.etminioing ai res.
-ITits rttt-f V -wlt rw,. snd -rtnsm eet.'hsrm!r-oii-i"
a ort.l dwelling house and all necessary ouMionse .
I lie land is ei-nerallv gnoil,.' : Any person wjflimg. lot
1111,1 uilrt Hie t.i.l "I J.ili'J..-
The I'Mper I9 ileuiyued as li.e llran of llie tnu.e of
Teiiieniiic-e, eiihraiii! every Or.ler ml, I org.inizslion.
It will he a Miseellarjeous Futuily iouioul ami Agri
cuTruriiT f per, Sl rtieTimnof cfe-preem proprietor
.11 h in uuikf il in every- naiwl worthy-the confi-
deuce and aopporu'npt only of Temorrance Men.bul 1
f laa-reading jwiWiujeuefall. .. . ; , .
Il ia earnestly hoped that all wha kej an interest jfl
itasuceeas, siH,aenef nse liieir influence -to aom-
jilinU its Dermanent eswWiiinenti , -- :
- wTEiis-f "wtfDottiiss, in'XoTknctT&V
Subscriptions for sit months received at the same rate.
In each case the cash must accompany the ;order, and
all letters by mail are expected to be pre-paiJ, ;
JJT Those who have paid the former proprietor in
advance fur ihe year ISM, will be furnished with the
paper until the lime for which ihey have pam elites
ti,,. ec0ni for 1859 having been iraruferrrd id the
sirWiber. those who are In arrears will ohlie himly
remitting the amount ImmeJistely. Address
s i. wARREN. Camden. S C.
December 24, 1H52.
37
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES'
SHOES.
rpffE tuliWTibers have on band, snd are constantly
I manufacturing. Gentlemen's Boots, shoes snd gai-u-rs,
and Ladies' shoes of eery variety. Our eux-a o
children's shoes is large sml handsome.
Our wort 1 of the best mat rfat and workmanship,
and will be sold low for ro.or oh Wf crerfil to punc
tual dealers. Repairing done in a neat manner, and
on short notice ' - ' "
All kinds of country produce and dry and green
hi Jes, luken in exchange for work.
Xaan'wHI be paid for BEEF CATTLE
RYMEU & MOWRY.
Opposite Wm. Murphy &. Co'sStore. -April
15. t85-J. l,y50
DAVIE HOTEL,
MOCKS
TILLE,
Darie Coonly, Norlh Carolina.
rTl HK undersigned having purchased the above nam-
JL- ed Hotel. (Ia"-ly 'he ptapeiLy jf R.F. Jt'himpn)
would inform the Public, that he is now prepared lo
exiend a welcome to the travelling conimanity, snd
arroinmodute his guests in a mannerequal to any Ijind
jord in this section of North Carolina! Noixrrtions
will be spared to render all who may favor him will)
thejr patronage happy and satisfied while ihey take
their "ease in his Inn." H. R. AUSTIN.
May 4, IH52. lyl
NEW FALL &. WINTER
GOODS FOE 18.52.
fflHE subscribers are now receiving and opening
I one ol the larie?t and moot desirable slock of
Fall and Winter Goods ever offered in this market,
consisting of
DRY GOODS,
Hardware Crockery, Hoots, Shoes. Hats.
Jira(jy Made Clothing, Brussels three ply
and Ingrain Carjtelings, Rio and Java
Co fee. Ijnaf and Brown Sugars. Raisins;
Cheese. Molasses, Buggy Tire, Band and
Shoe Iron. Nails, Siirings "$'rAxte
cafrTae.mfhfcga'Mrg9 Stack.) vNbfV
leather. W hite Ijrad. Sperm and otwr
Candles ItaSglHS""4' Rpe, Nova Scoiia
Cinndmoiies. TAXXEI'S OIL, lints and Caps.
BLAST! XG POWDER, Rlimkeis ar)(j Kerseys,
CLOVER ASD GRASS SEE It, Window Glass,
SaddiryBUicksmilkTools. 4.C Sec., -'Wemw
all wtiisk.4liia.aM..A.JbjixIC$F't
IViiitfmlr or Rrtnil, to Rive us a call befo're buying
We have adopted he csfh system, and will ofler grreai-
er iml
emenis w. cssh buyers than has ever been ol
ff,r,j in wiern North Carolina. Our nioiio is abort
prortis and vkV j"' . pnnwrir
Salislmry. iici. 7, 185.
if 23
FALL AND WINTER
II. II. BEARD & SON,
Fashionable Tailors and f lolhif rs,
HAVE just receivej a most supurh slock of Fall
nvct trmter Hendy Tad CI O tiling,
"lotll, 4-c , to w'it : A general assort nieni of Ower
coiiis, 1'renn and Frock 'Coals, anis mid Vests Aiso
a benulilul assortmenl of Coys and Children's Clothing.
(Jem's Dressing downs, Heavy Double Overcouis,
Fancy Pains and Vests ; fine Shins, Collars and Cra
vats ' ; Suspenders,' DriiwerJ, A.C. J and' Pocket Hand
kerchiefs of a superior quality, and alinoxt every oilier
Article be loninjj to a Clothing Store ; together with a
superior lot of . -
Cloths,. Ca.vsime res, Vesting, Overcoat
ings, 4.C., :
which ihey will sell a chpnn ran he bought in any
mprTiot wye,and with the Iwm trimminKs the NoetU-
ern insrkets could auTTrd. They hkve siso received
their Fall mid Winter Paliions for
lh5!l ailtl '53, and are ready , lo put up work in
the latest fashions.
Taylors' Shears. Points, Thimbles and Needles, kept
for sale. -
The underpinned respectfully invite their friends and
the public to call and examine their slock.
U II. IlKARf),
JAMES B. BKARD.
Sept. 1G. t8."2. 22if vol 8
lU ANK ROAD
AT a meeting ol the Directors ol ihe Salisbury and
Ta-ylorsville I'lank Rimd Company, held at Lira
ham's Store, Sepiember 2ih, it was ordered thai ihe
Treasurer charge interest on all insialinnienimow in
''arrears, urjless "paTd within thirty dnys trorn this dme
and lhai the Treasurer charge interest on all instal
ments which may he called for hereafter, if ea id instal
ments remain unpaid niojeihnn thirty days.
ii wasiiiriuer or
It wasfiirlher ordered, that the Treasurer he requir-
-wftaUininke eoileetioiia ol hack insialments remaining
,w, i'.l' TiT aixoriKcT'wTrrffi
... .
imnv's Charier.
L: RLACKM ER. reVr
Salisbury. Sryl, 24, 1852. if 21
WHOLESALE CLOTHING
Hopkins Sl Fairchild,
Xe. 30 Baltimore Street, Btl.tlMOEE,
KEEP COS S TA XTLY OXHAXD A LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF READY MADE
of
all qualities, to which they invite the attention of
dealers.
May 20. 1852. 13
PUNK! I'LANK'! PUNK!!!
TyiLl.tvihe market price for ihe follow irg qunn
lines ami desc-riptions of Plank, to wit :'
lO.nnn feet ceiling, . .1 JM0 feet ini h iilntik.
, - -Kl.trtHi tet, i l flouring, IB'O feek 1 4 iucbfti
. I ,H00 feet 1 1 inch,- 2.000 leet 3 iniji."
VILLI AM. .ML'RPHY
GOODS
i..;;v. i:...t y ' ' ' ' ' '""
their suii.-ru.jj leiiow cili.e..s. .V. iliu.ul bt-M-tf "
....,,.1 a , .,,.wrr ihe (luestion al the brnd ol
I"
1I1IS
ra,J. we will onlvsoT that snth-nirn are mmii '"
The Base imitation is for aale in J5alibury and oilier
plaoa.r -De'waw rf-il'-'-r--- - .- 7.-f-n.'
Frafm every cF " T"".
introduced
n..r iibrw-t;iaiier oaa ,ir
Ihe iiost. gratifying. intelligencti of .ill i excellept
.Beets have been received.-In hundreda of instances
m yam.
BTA VOICE FROM T.EORGIAa
Read the MUneing tettimonu from a I Ayiri-GESTr,iE!i-Your
Hebrew Plaster has cored meof
sins of Which t have saflered 1dt twelve years past.
During th's periad I labored aoler.aa affliction ofjuy
loins and aide, and tried many remedies that my Own
medical experience suggested, but without obtaining
relief. At length I used your Plaster, andsm now by
its good erlecis entirety cured. 1 will recommend the
jew David or Hebrew Plaster to all who are sunering
from contraction of muscles, or permanent rains in the
side or bach. - '- . ----- .
The peftple of Georgia have bat to become acquaint
ed with its virtues when they -will resort to iia uae.
Yours.truly, - M, W, VVALKKIl, M-,l .
Forsythe, Monroe County. Oa.
To Messrs. Scovil St, Mead. New Orleans, La.
This article is a compound preparation, jjomposed
nruicipaUy oT.veKeiable otla, cnuihinedj wiih a rosinoo
gum obtained from a iree found inllie- nHiuiiliiins ol
lialy. Il was first disi overed ks a genileman who was
travelling rbrhishesllh in IH30. Since its inlroduc
iioh.every other piaster, salve, or omiment, fiaveWerT
discarded as useless, by all who have had ihe pleasure
pf testing Ihe superior virtues of Jew David's or He
brew Plaster ior pains and weakness Tu the hack,Brfa5T,
side or limbs; bruises, sprains, &c. ; and lor asthmatic
nfleciions, will, in most cases, give immediate and
permanent relief. It will also be found highly beneb
cial Tor complaints ot the Liver, Lungs, sue Kidneys.
THK Genuine is for sale only by the following au
thorized agents in Nonh Carolina :
Salisbury. W. Mrphy 4. Co. ; Concord, Murphy a;
Black r Gbarlottedward .SUI4 Siaieaville. Morrison,
Carlton if Co ; Newton, U. B. Uaiiher & Co.; Ltn
colnton, B. S. Johnston"; Shelby, A R. Homesley ;
Dallas, C. & J. Kroneberer ; Rutherfot-dton, J. W.
Calloway ; Hendersonville, D. B. fc A. Miller; Ashe
ville, Smith Sl McDowell.
- Feb nirrrRra: -4m4t - -
JAMES HORAII,
WATCH, AND . CLOCK -WEAKER
Opposite Iht Watchman lirfitf,
KaliabHry, N. C 1
Statesville, N. C.
THE Subscriber having pnrchnsed this Establish
ment, which is pleasantly situated immediately on
the Ni.rthwesKCuriier of the public square, and has at
tached to it a number of convenient offices for the ac
eiuiiiiiodiLtion of legal gentlemen snd otheri", will give
his undivided alleiuWm to the interests of the House,
and v,m pains to render comfortable ull who may
favor htm with a cull. The huue has uiiib rgoue some
re pairs, which adds to the cornfort of families. The
servants shall be fuithful and honest. Drovers may find
g,Ml lot and plenty of grain ai .reasonable prices, t'jjll
and give ine a trial. lhankfiH for past favors, and
hope for u continuance of the same.
- - W. B. GRANT.
Siaiasvfffe. May 1 3,-1 352. .T. Iyp2
" LEATHER BANDS.
rilHE subscriber has put up machinery for stretch
X ing, cementing and riveting bands with copper
rivets. The bands are stretched with powerful nia
'efiinPil'i"md expresstyfar that -purpose, and the diffi
ciiUy..of,JilT!its.stretchriT'"and etpping nder, ihe .com
mon way of niakTng them, is ""enHreff removed fiy'iftfs
prw-ess. Bands'made in this way will hold their width
evenly, ruu true, and have a uniform besmig on the
drum or pulley, snd will give from 15 to aO per cnt.
more power than those made in the ordinary way
They are made out of the best selected oak tanned
Sponished Leather, and no pains will be spared lo
mske ihem eqnsl 10 the best Northern bands, and will
be sold as low as they can be brought in New York.
Hands will be kept for sale by J. G. Cairns, at the
Salisbury Facmry.
CHAS. M. LINES,
Hunt's Store P. O., Guilford co , N O.
July 8. 185-J. pdlylO
VaTastble lfrt for ale4 or 5 TtitU
1HAVE seeeral smarV bnt -valunWe plamsttons on
the waters of IlunUng Creek, trV Iredell counry,
which I will sell on good terms. There is water pow
er nn one of thene trsets sufficient for any purpose.
Any one willing either lo purchase it or to invest cap
ital as a partner in the ereition of a Factrlry, or machi
nery of any descripiion upon il, will give me a call
soon. These lands are nil wilhin one day's travel of'
the Great Central Rail Road, in a healthy section of
country. "
The above named water location is joining the Ea
gle Mill Manufacturing Company, and this place rs
now oa-lled oulh Troy ; and ihere ia a fair prospect
I... a l?ml R.tnil or n Plunk Riiiiil; ran -via- t'.nirt
Mills and South Troy. or. near ihere, leading via
, ' , , , I it'll.
,IicKSViiie, lampioiiviue niiu v iiKeaoorougu, on 10-
wards Vimrina and the uuiii.it ;i ins i whrn done, the
rich nrwsna..-tbo:h .vaWys wli.ft
bury, and thus enrich the- (Jeeat Central Rati Road
1'hen ihere will be a chance lo speed all kinds of man-
lifai'liired goods lo a ready Mnrkel. Come and help
me build Paptr Mills, flr.iasand Irori Foundries, Woid
Mills, or any thing else; you please. We can ooni
mence and build a Rail Road to Salisbury and then lo
ih mountains, we cun make the Iron here, either ihe
T or U, Iron, and we can also build ihe Cars and Lo
comoiiveg nl Eagle 'Mills or South Tfoy. - So let us
look into mis mutter for our own advancement, and
the credit of the State. -
ANDREW flAGGARLY.
N. B. The citizens of North Carolina, South Car
olina and Virginia, are 'eqoested to consider ;lie above.
.. - ' '.' ' .-" v '..: '.-. A B.
Eagle Mills,(Iredell co., N. C., Sept. 2.1, 18.)22Ttf
' N. B. Be iAnown that the above Water location, ia
entirely safe ffo'm Ihe danger of high water : And there
can be put. to work several extra saw mills for plank
road building, which is supposed would be worth from
ten lo fifteen thousand dollars, when put elfrctuiilly lo
ork. I wish half eipressly to build all the above.
And in addition lo the above, I winli half lo put up for
printing Cai.lco, and a Carpenter's Manufacturing Es-mblTerm-remrl
wishafmnanr''tr'mrt'eTifTenrre to-'
form a body at South Troy. Il is likely ihat Eagle !
Millmnul K.inil Tmy mill iniprnuy i.. n great eileni. i
and u plank road must run not fur from South Troy ; 1
I hen we can saw and make sash and house materinls so '
cheap that almost any one can have a good comfortable
house. We can build anywhere along the plank or
j rail road. And besiJes this, we can build and improve
South Troy lo any exlentjn reason Here then, hi be
yond doubt, waietaumctfoi,V,dreaLlcaLfouro,ver.-..
shot water wheel 25 feet in length and 5 or 6 feet in
diamter, which it is now lieltevHd ihat a low and long
wheel is prelei-ed for steady work and ssfeiy of daln
A dani.ol rock here will do 3 feet of rook and a pla,ie
.me IihiI and the. rafters, and then all is right. And j
hrrerlhen is a gisui rock botloin aiid banks lo build lo, '
and in a section which will be hardly surpassed lor in--'
lernai-improvements. liioise desirous to do well for
iheniH-lves and i liildren for ever, would do well lo give
uir a call soon, before such water locations rise out of
the reach of a purchase. Several small tracts of land
still for sale. - A. B.
Eagle Mills, Jan.. 15, IR."3. .,f 39
DE LAim DE LA.INS
' Noyriaber 25, 1852.
VILLAGE A HOTEL,
i -r- .vfDo . , ft,
""t lr!? t? J"-"
' ,'. rom-', "w .''." small lot of rich., alp wool.
... , .Ue Mmit alao. another lot of Velvet RiWmna. flXw't
: -n'f
M. BU0WN & SON, ,
Are now receiving their Full . and Winter
GOODS
Comprising alarge assortment of ,
Staple and FifncjjVry Ooods '
. Hardware and Cutlery, . -Hats,
Bonnets, Caps, andhoes.
Hngara. CorTee, Tea, Cheese, Molasses, fte.,
Tire Iron. 1) in., U in . 4 in. and 2 inch.
Ba,,d, round; scpiare and iturae ahoe Iron . feleel,
De'lph, China, and i;iasa.Ware,
Window (Jliiss, sssorled size,
" ' Bla.tiiioi.d nHe To JfTT lld fety f n"r .".
toeether with a great variety, of oilier Ooods, which
in addition to their former stock, will compare w.lh
any in this market ; an ftt be wdd on tcfaw tnrcasn
or on time at equally a low prices. We invite, our
customers and the public lo give us a call.
Salisbury, Nov. I, 185J. 27if
Embroidered Cambric Handkerchiefs.
October 14, 1852.
II MYERS, have just receive J a Toi dfEmbrold'
id. ered Linen Cambnc Handkerchiefs, which he
-ra-aeHiaff rabidly al 6'J j'oaatia. -a. .'
.)4 ' Vj. MYERS, Rfd Fag.
... I
8. K. FORI). WlLMINtiTON. N. V.
DEtl.F.E H MARBLE MOIllEMSj I1E1D 1U
Foot Sioites ; Paint Stones ; Imposing do. , and in
hort, any article called for of either
Italian, Egyptian er American fflarblr :
amf work warrant! to pleaa or no aalei and.i jUiP
aged before delivery ,ii is at hisexpense.
Orders for any ot'llle above enumeraled arlioles left
with ihe Editors ol ibe Watchman, will be attended lo
wit-h dispatch-: Sov , 1849-
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
rilIIEco8t of Insurance on ile mutual plan is but a
L smsUsu.n, eonipafed wiihla jHlint mock uwipanyf
This company hem? located in the Western part o
the State, consequently much ihe larger iirtion of ihe
risks are in the West, very many of winch are m il e
country..
The Company is entirely free from debt ; have made
no assessmenis, and have a very large amount in cash
and good IxmJs, an J is ihcrufore confidently recom
mended lo ihe public.
A I the fast Annual Meeting the following Officers
were elected for the ensuin; year :
James Sloan, President.
8. (P Corny, Vice Treirifent.
C. P. MtNiit.MiiAtJ., Attorney.
PrrrR Adams, Secretary anil Tresurer.
Wii.ua II. Cl"Mi"ii), (Jeneral Agent.
DIRECTORS. ...
James Sloan, J. A. Mebane.C. P. Mendenhall, W,
S Rankin. Kev C. K. Deems. J M. Osrreii, Or D
P. Weir, W J McConnel, ofUreentMro' ; l)r S V..
Coffin, J W. Field, J.imesiown ; F F.ilioll, Ouilfurd ,
W. A!. Wright, Wilmington ; Dr. C. Waikin. Caro
lina Female College. ; Juhn 1 ..Sjba VCT. Salisbury j Jno.
II Xookr Fsyeilevi'lf ; K, F. Lilly, ailesbi.ro' ; J J.
Biggs. RaleiiJh"; teroy Sprtngw.Chartcrtie ; J. J Jack
son, Pitlsboro" ; H. B Kliiot, Cedar Falls.
PETER. ADAMS, Secretary.
Dec. 2, 185'i. if 30
Paper, Paper, Paper.
f 1111 U subacriber havmsr been ap'"'med-awnt
for
---JL--'the'ialeahp;Fbsl'aper ManuhctuvmgGwm
pa"ifrT13ncolii' coorily, Ta prepared"' to TurnisK all kinds
of Paper at "the Fnclory prices E. MYERS,
Salisbury, Nov 35, I8.3 . 311. Red Flag,
THE STAGES
LEAVE Raleigkand -Salisbary , every Sunday and
Wednesday, at 7 A. M . alter the arrival of the
Cars from the North, ;al the former place, and arrive
at each end at 7 P. M , next day, via Ashboro", Pitts
boro", Hsywood, tc.
The Road is'sloked with good Three Horse
Teams, and Troy boih Cwacbear Fai through $4
only.
JAS. M. WADDILLContractor.
" tec! 23, 1832." ' ' tf 31
rIHEibscrilMT has just received a splendid assort
X ment "of JItlt. Caiilllr, & Vi
inifa, of every hue and color, which cannot he equal
ed this mnrkel. J. A. W Kilt M AN, Tailor,
No. 68, Cowan's Crick Kowe, Salisbury. H. C.
Dec. 2. ltJ")2. 2i30
R. M. ORRELL,
Forwarding aid (oiuuiNsltia Merrhaat,
1 VayHtfrillt, S. C,
January 30. 1831. tf.'IS
Just 'rfC'eiVfd a fresh MWply of
"
i IflAfUTI) CtrnAltTTirs
X UXflJcS S X UjAlxjd
? -i- w-ns of tialishtrry and flie surrounding- coarrrrr,
J ihat he has opened a .Uitrlsln IZfttablinliaueilt
; in Salisbury, which may be found at bis residence, on
j Market street, where he is prepared to furnish Grave
Stones of .Marble Slabs fancy upright stone on pedes-
! tats, tombs, monuments, , at a very smnll profit.
! Enuraving done neatly at Northern prices. Having
made the necessary arrangement, the subscriber ean.at
a short notice, fail any order from five dollars 10 .i00.
No pains will be spared to give entire satisfaction.
Old Tomb .Stones restored to their primitive whiteness.
GEOKUl-: VOtiLK'K.
Salisbury, Vov. 25, 1852.
HENRIETTA LINE OF
Steam and Freight limits.
AREall in eacellenl order for .business. Our Tow
Boats have been recently repaired and made good
as new. - We have also added a were Fist for low wa
ter, and well adapted to the service. She will carry
700 bbls. merchandize, and draw only 20 nulus water
Those favoring ns with their patronage, may expect
as prompt and cheap service in-every particular as any
other Line can offer.
' " ""''TrTTTtTTresrra'
R. M. OURELL, Ag'nt.
At & C-A2 Al!X;-Agenr at-Wiimmpron. -
Fayetleville,Dec.2L 150. ' .. " 2Stf
Dr. 3asoh, Dentist,
Has thepleasure to say that he is now in
Salisbury , ready 10 attend 10 the duties
Oct. 14,18- If 24
this profession '
Sfcuitiilas, Mantillas.
" Oct. 14. 1H52.
THE snbsrriber have just rfceived a lot of PL A IX
A XD WATERED stLK MAXTIL.AS, " lin
ed and wadded," which he is otrering at the low price
ot $5 50. Call soon al the
Sign nf the lied Fins.
'24 - E.MYERS.
DAVIDSON COLLEGE.
MHHE cumber of Scholarship required by a resolu
JL lion of the 'Hoard of Tru'lcee of Davidson Col
lege, adopted on the 3?tb-March, 1851, have been
sold. The scholarship scheme being now ndopled
will go into operation on flie first f JitnuarvLS.r3,
; i' '"'"t'.oiiioLtaiH-iioai. ..i(ie. jivo:u
prompilv. The -trj-a-
suref hereby : riniifies rhe suhscribers ihat he is now pre-'
pared to iss.,e ceflificaiea of schftbirship.-ahd rr eipe.
I. which makes it hiallyinijiorJatttr4hal ,
A.tttilhm aiMinnMiU naU4iii,tn Jiii. i MiiiitiiiAii'
'A'tvnket; .Rey-." J--M Atmrt
SIGN OK THE iu:i) 1-j ir
Salisbury. Ovu Ut., 12.''
rp FIE subscriber bavin, met w,, d
J mem in recrw.ui J, ''"PPoint.j
on the Sotttlt Caroitna rlrwid,iatifrilii,
inlorniing ins mends and (he public grnrrall. i
Tl? A nv
which, when opened, will compr,., ,ie B10M
Attractive Assortment
he has yet offered, among which arr
Flail and ftgared Dress Silks, rthr MWfs,
Moaslln dr Lalus at li J tt. per jr
'Eigllsh, Frcarh. and (.rrnua MerissM;
Betabailasi, Alpattas, and fnie. n,(V.
Freith, F.agIKh and Imrrtras Prists t '
a . a
nam unsrira uhi uanuk-ts, rruai intt, lW,J
ri I.I...J lu. , . - "s
r.aiainiHTrrv mrre, tvnars, t llv n4 flSrs-
Muai iilug ( ullars, Cair and siair, j '
Swiss and (ambrlr Triuiings, IUnd snd Hoiifi,-
Thread aod Uuliin Latri, Mgiagu aud Utrti-
" mraun anu irrk KlOtlllS,
Sttlk--tMi-JStttSMt I !S-Ivn4-frlmn fniri,
Mohair Mills, Cloths, Cawimrrrs, Vemg j-'-'1
Damask, Napkins, Towells, D;imak Table ' Cloths
Slieetiujjn, ion uiimiib, OLC. A I no
A Splendid. hit of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
allot' which will be sold ai unusually low pncf. ...J
..f .1. I I , L' I 4 t '
aigii oi ,nw (vxis. r . . . w
E- MVtH;
Sept. 30, 18.V2. 22
500 AllENTSjyNTElT
iooo t v r ut.
WWT iVTl'h . -.. r-.... C .1 I' . -
WW L.I I" uuuiy ui uir L-)llri1 'nifJ
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,
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,
V T acute aim eiiteruiing nin. lo engiua
;.i. r - -fii h..i it;...i.. ...... ,.i... t ..
trr. To men im gKl adore. n-ww,inj a nmnfira
. iial el from lo IUII, si li uid,nviiifr,ti ,; ,
' oflercd as lo enable llieni to 111:1 kr Irom to JlJ
j day profit
j IT The Books pnhtiried bv ih art- a!!Wfoi m id.
, ens rni'ier , es irriuri, Mittii anu ri'iiilliilini . a rgr mh
, whe.iever Uiey.ute I'U'Meg.
I For further particulars, a, I. lies. pant.)
U Ml. I.f I.KTZ.
SuccesNorsi In V A l.nry i Co
No. 138 North Second Street, PlnlaiWplm.
December U, 1jU. , 'Jli.'iU
COWANS
VEGETABLE LITltOSTIlU'TIC,
OR
FRIEND OF THE II I'M AN FAMILY,
at'FFral.Mi FR"M
DISEASED KIDNCYS,
Slone in the Bladder and Kilneys, Wrulnrsl
-' - nf the .( yc
' "."TBf Ini-alitarJar medteiiSE:i5.fnr t&ittt rta Bwltlli
lei, ii'rt Moi ksville ; at Dr It Campliei.'s. in lrJ
at llie Drug Smre, in ("hiirlnite , ami -at the Cirolin
man t)ffice, in Salisbury.
The suliscrilier is lienenii Aiier.t fiT I lie h;i le of i I
above Medicine, in thi Stale, ol hnni :i:iv tin
mhv be obtained hv addressing himni Su.'iJuirv, N C
or callrnff at his house, 10 miles VYi (,t thi place
July 15, 1852. . 11)1
"fuesh and "choice
STOCK OF
NEW GOODS.
Maxwell & Horah,
Are-receiving -and opening their stock
I all and Winter iioudv
Just purchased in New Yori and Pin .n.l--l'lna t "
,tii,r iirteesr Wti irtf w itt ennblr them- lo srd.tril.'M'
bly low, consisting -ol the usual vain '-f I".rpjJ
meslV.and I.adies'Fa'iirV" ' ''
as id -.'nl "smi ,
C00KI1C ST0VIS, 1I.IUUW.IKK AMIflTUiT
HATS. IHhWKTS. HOOTS KM)
SHOES CIIW. tll.ASS AM)
CROCKERY WARE ;-STA-TIOi:iiYan.l
r.l Af)' 4K
TWI.F.S: GROCERIES!
Cheap! to all of which thev solicit the attention i"'
patronage of the public, and pledue tlieinseKes to -every
effort to merit it. .SW Praia and $" '
twrns will beJheir tnolto.
Salisbury, October 7. 152. ' " 3,(
ttivim: r.'n,.ilt Iim micI in l 'k "'
his professional services In the "'
ihlic.
the tit'i
found at'ihe Davie Hotel
Ollice just opiarte
in Brick-house.
June 10, 1853. tfG.
More Fine Busies,
nnnv a V a v.r .1 XI) IROS, AN-E
ca nn ya Lis-of the best ipi'ii'iy-
al..:-l... J I V.. I- ,.Uan-l'rr. I'llfUP-
Salisburyi-Aiignst 215, 1852.
1 Tt f
MARTIN & BRYAN
ri
And General Commission Merflw
No.
A. Bonce Jc Co. s ll"7.
CHARLESTON. S C
t n woiitil:
OOMMISSION 9t PORWABBO'9
MERCHANT,
WILfllNCTO.N. NORTH r.lROLlM-
VI, , persons niilenieii to . . c,ne I"'
Cham bers Co. are hereby n..,il.e'ikli
Ward and make payuienl between I a ' , ,j for
.. Tl.- I.L.inpss iniisl be d'""'
.lamriiry iicai. i
Iher delay J "J' 'cALDlVELL
November 2i, IH j2.
LADIES MOIRNIM' DRKSS GOODS.
Salisbury: OcUU.
rrtHE sub-K-t-ilier is now openinu s 'J j,,.-
t- am
ALP-V
AS, and 't ..I-"- '
'......nnool
low prices
JHrons in wahl ol goons m. ''- . -
A Jargaaaileautifui stofM
. SUITABLE FOR. THE
IWIFH
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