Agricultural.
.- : ; Z . From th Spirit of tha Age. i: i '
GUANO AND PLASTER ON CORN
AND CLOVER.
We promisrd our subscribers to give
thrm, in our present number, somflf c
count of nn experiment made by us in the
course of the last jrnr, vvitb Guano "aluf
rJHsler o:i crn
land experiment
shiver. The corn
Vas ten neres of
riclJ of nbot
rshausted, ntJ
'! vvfio
niuc
(orne years
since, find bene
in seifge and
ivmaiiured was cor
st pnrt of the field. In
jtoveny gratis.
sidered the pdoi
the previous vj
er I be land was plowed
with one ol
itrs. Nourse & Mason's
Centre draljraVvs, which run from 5 to
9 inches dreifaiiii completely reversed
the sod. Tins plow was followed by a
one horse sub soil gopher, which run pome
three or four inches deeper, making the
whole trom eijjlii lo ieu inches. The soil
experimented on is somewhat light, hav
ing a due admixture of sand. The sub
soil a stiff red clay. Tbt Jnnd thus pre
pared lay unlit the usual lime of plmit
ing. when it was laid off with a blioit
narrow plow, at a distance of five Itei
distance, and in this furrow, the corn was
planted three feet apart on the row, and
covered by ridging lightly on it ; care be
ing taken net to disturb the light oual ot
vegetable matter that had been buried by
the turning plow. And we will here state
that, for the same reason, the crop was
cultivated altogether superficially with
the cultivatorVVid sweep, and one lime
each, with-one 7n?e ing. Mark this, broth
er farmers, and reflect how much labor
might be saved in the cultivation of our
ci ops by propel ly preparing the land.
For we assure you. from our own experi
ence, that land having hot a slight coat
of vegetable matter on it, thus prepared
wilf need no plow In cdliiv'ating the
crpp for, even if it is stiff and adhesive,
T , . . I1. r.
u win not run together so as 10 require a
second, third, or fourth breaking, except
the crust that forms on the surface, which
may, and should b.i bioken with a culti
yator, barrow, or sweep, only; and wiih
ly and with comparntivel light labor (
both -man and horit. 'Liccjisct JUis Ai
gression, nrid we will proceed to state ho
our manure was prepared, applied, and
the result. In preparing our compost Me
as?
used tbe Peruvian guano and plaster of
'"Paris, ground coal dust, or rather the
scrapings from I tie coal house floor, which
was passed Ihro'ujjn a coaise grain seive.
lind lesh ashes, in. lhe.ipllowiig order and
proportions j First, a bushel of coal dust
""- incbel .cknrW; second, onel gallon1
cOal t 'wu, the same quantity (pro
bahljL
es much as was necessarj)
Vtb, one bushel ol coal dus;
Ael of-feacbd ashes. The
'?ntinued until the quan.
anjd aster procured was
The r heap thus formed, re
disturbed lor two weeks, when
Til.' a iari nirar u-hi.n
of plasu
t fillhihat
r as m m m.f
nt0
i
til
exh
mam.
if .was,
wfc : w.s is. ... jut t 1 ui Vi , nvlo
- conviiil M
-5!,wr4one,.i
: ting of the plaster w hich we were not
a,ble again 10 reduce toa powder, 'This
setting, we presume, was occasioned by
. tbe moisture imbibed from the damp coal
dust, and might have been prevented by
shovelling over the heap immediately af
ter it was finished.
iTMmXJ. mlure we
spread in a circle of 18 to 24 inches tli
rneteri-Bround ach'' ' hill of comr-i wbeai
from Sil inches to a foot high, one gill,
and followed with a light cultivator, as
.near on each side -of the corn as could be
-: not to tear it up. This partially covered
rtnd mixed the compost wirhihe soil. In
this state it was led, through a drought
of some weeks, without much appaient
feiiefit. After the i first rain, however, we
saw the corn was taking the start ol that
- in the same field not manured. It coutin-
- ued to gain on it to the maturity f tb
crop, and resulted in a gain of 33 per
cent, over the unmanured portion, which
was ascertained by galhering two rows
manured, leaving I wo, o,ne manured, and
one unmanured. The corn was measur
ed in Ihe ear only, and tbe manured rows
not only measured more, but was better
in appearance than that frofrt the untna
cured rows. - - -v.-:
By calculation it wjll be ascertained
that tbe quantity ol both guano and plas
ter applied to the hill, was but. .the" one
eleventh part of a gill, or one i wenty-se-
, cond part ofjp gill of each. Consequent
ly, there being 1024 hills, five by'lhiee.in
"an acre. It wilt only require about balf a
bushel of each guano and plaster to an
ere.
. tr. Clover. Of the above mixture we
spread five,and a half bushels on an acre
- of red clover which as-equal to a. peck
eacb ol guano and plaster, and which re
of a
.:. tuwwuiOU,yjr iuv jp'iiyii'Jiii.
COTrrR0Y.armtt
1 1 j. : j i .. . . l A ... lMM,Vto t
ij bet h determined lo go ahead and ImnruVe it
and intend to keep pace with tbe Car ot Geuerol Im
pmvement in Nurth Carolina. To his 'mind Ihe good
itld Stale ia jut entering upon field which is bound
led in ita extent, and iiiealcnlahfe in its Importance ;
and Eagle Mills and Houth 1 roy i dliiird 10 become
ona of the tnoat aluble Mahufacluring aiieailhin he
bounds. The underajgned-lntenda to act upon thiaopio-
in. and pneh on hi improvementa.- Any pmon wih-
ing 'fn Join him Id till eilterpriaw may addrea him a
Eairle Mill. Iredt-II County. N. G. He ia prepared to
aeU $100 share in South Troy.
ANUKtw BAuUAKLI.
ii j.x AjrnACi Jo.ua reanv in a anori i ine. 10 auDiiiv
Town Clocks, Town Bell, servant bells, &, &c t
, ...r-.- . .
all wlio may need them.
A.
a-
April I4, 1S53.
tf49
StAtr of ilort li Cavtftlna,
DAVIE COUNTY.
Court of Pleat and Quarter Seitioni, February
1 Term, 1653.
Dewitt C. Clement va. William Tacket.
Origins! Attarhmrst levied oit-143 Atres of Land.
IT appearing lo the atilaclion of the Court, that
William Tncket, ihe defendant in iliio rase, is not an in
habitant of this State : It is :h-refnre ordered bv the
Court, that publication be made for six weeks in ihe Car
olina Watchman, notifying th defendant lo be and ap
pear at our next Court of l'.eas and Quarter Se una,
to be held for the county of Davie, at thelViurt lliiuseiu
Mocksville, on the 4th Monday in May nexi.and show
cause, if any he have, u liy Judgment final i-hiill mil be
ff-hderrd uuinsti hiin. ni the Iund levied condemned fur
lk. n.vm ,.f rtluinUlT'. .I..I.I ..1
the payment of ptaiiitilf'sdebt and c.wt
Witness, Caswell llarhiu, Clerk of our said Court, at
office,' the 4ih Monday III February, A. D. Ird.'l.
C. HARBI.V.CIk.
Price wdv 50. 649
JOHN C. lUKER&CO'S
Cuinpuiind Fluid i:lrcl of Sarsa
parllla. 11H 13 article is offered as a substitute for the msny
. preparations nut out under the same name, whioh
are fur the most pari absolutely worthlCas, brinjt ruiire
ly destitute of the active virtues of the rt;ot, and, hy le
ine prepared in an unvkillul inanner, anJ from inert ma
terials, are highly injurious, and seriously impair the
health of Ihe patient
" We have received numerous testimonials, expressing
in Ihe strongest terms, ihe jtre.it efhVacy of this medi
cine, and it superiority over other preparations of Sar
taparilla.. Physician can prescribe it with ihe utmost confi
dence rlyiog upon it, uniform. auenglh,. and that it is
prepared from the best material.
It has elicited from the tnosi eminent of the Faculty
who have "employed Tf, frequent expressinhs of com
mendation at the unvarying success attending its ad
ministration, producing the most satisfactory and ben
enficial results.
It is highly recommended for the removal and per
manent cure of the following diseases, vt : Scrofula or
Kms' Kyil. Rheuin8t4sin Syphile'ic nffeciions, Tetter,
and UlcersWhite 8 welling; Smrvy , Neuralgia or Tic
PouloUrobx, Cancer, Goitre or Bronchocele ("welled
neck.J .pioe diwMr. Chronic. diaefojf.jhe Liinj;
Jaundice, Hypertrophy or enlareement of the Henit,
Pulpitation or iremMing in the region of the Il-nrt and
Stomach, enlargement of the Bones,' Joints, or Liga
ments Alio all the various diseases of the skin, such as Tel
ler, Ringworm, Bile, Pimples, Carbuncle, etc , Dys
pepsia and Liver Complnin't. nervous anVeiion, Druji
sical Spelling", Cotistituiii-nnl disorders, and diseases
f onnatmj ffwn-nn iro pore, state -of tbe bliW and othV
fluids of the body. Sold hy '- '
4.S1LL -JL SiLU .
ShIih!) ii yt C .
SmT
C.
Firm of J. Sheek & Sons is thi!" day disso've.l
by mutual consent. All persons inile!iird .to the
firm are requested to make payment as soon n possi
ble. J. SHKEK.
W. SHEER".
D. S. SHEER.
W. Sheek will attend lo settling up the business of
til Arm'. J. SHEER.
D. S SHEER.
" ' March 1st; 1 853;-" " -44tf -
NEW FIRM -
" ft Mi. Vornon, North Carolina.
WSHEEK having taken ihe eniire slock of
Giods, will, in partnership with R. W. Grif
fith, continue the mercantile business under Ihe name
of Sllfek &. OriiTuh. Every effort will be made lo
ment the liberal paironage received by "the late ;'firm."
W. SHEER,
R. W. GRIFFITH.
March lst,lP53. 4itf
State of iiortlr Carolina,
R ED RLL COUNT Y.
Court of Flea m7J Quarter Sexsions, Frbru.
David Cfeiwell, Adm'r of Sarah Creswell, dee'd v.
Robert Caminmgjr and other.
Petition for sale uf lfcnl Estate for assets.
IT appearing lo the satisfaction of the Court, thai
Robert Cummings and hi brother and i(ers. the de
fendant in this case, are not inhabitants of this Stale :
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and deoreej hv the
Court, that publication be m ule in the Carolina Watch
man', far thepceof stx week tmrnfrmg'- the said Rn
hert Cummings and his brother, and sisters defendnm
a aforesaid jjefaona.lt. tobe-and aiibeat before the Jus,
lice, of our next Court of Pleas and Quarter "Session
to be held for the county of Iredell, al the Court House
in Statesville.on the third Monday of May next, then
and there toanswer.pleTid or tfermirtiTTTiid peTrrmnTor
the same, wit be heard exparte and Judgrrient pro eon
fesso will be taken as to ihem.
Witness, J F. Alexander, Clerk of oursaid Court at
office, the 3rd Monday of February A D ls.il.
J. F. ALEXANDER, Clk.
Price adv. 50. r 6w48
BQMETS AND KIMO.N S,,..
JUST opened a splendid Lot of Silk, French Gimp,
arid Straw Bonnet f also, a beaoiifuNtock of
Uibboua very fine. '
T BROWN FRALEY" & CO.
April 7, IP53. 4h
MAKTIjN & BRYAN,
Ajd General Commison Merchants,
.. : :No. &Jloictr4- Co.'g Wharf ,
CH ARLESTON. S, C.
T. C. WORTH,
OOMIVTISSION 3c FORWARDING
MERCHANT,
.NOKTfl CAEOLIM.
lypdl.1
jtrLT 5!, 1852.
WHOLESALE CLOTHING
1.
Xm.' -WA 'W.t,tu' .'A"Sis wiimrinw::si1':a
Km
m .t so, rer.a.
' fcL.UI llO.N.JJi
The foirowir; i from 'ihe prflof Wm, II Levion,
Kq , ihe'iiwliiiguiiilied edilor uf the V: S. Wiliiary and
M I v ....I I... V.. V...L !.,., r. 'H IM.r.ll
Naval Afijumiiet dale New York, January ati, 1850,
What Couia be more conclusive?
" It ia arliloiii we prinii vure-les to oceepr apae
.. ...... . .1. i.e.. ..e
Dnient medicine way 1 but when we tee lue life of
fellow creature aaved by the aae of any medicine what
ever, we consider at our right, if not our duly, to give
simple sialeiiienl of facia, ihal other may, in like
manner.be beneliited. The eaee which tat Iftdoiied
ua 10 pea this article waohji of "nl M j of oar J
, .rl,u.iMnn. h h frVamni eidoaare 10 the nlahl ar
! c(racrj , Qold which aeitled oa the Lung before it
raTaSCould be atayed. v. This occurred twoyeara ago
Kfaia winter.) Yarlom remedies were ' but wi(h
iinl. , i,rti. Th iloih arrw worar.
j Wlln copjolli expectoration, anJ ihe aunken ryr. and
; p.(, hww cherk. I old plainly that pulmonary dtaeaae
.. i :. ... i i: "ku i;....:
y lhy(li.mi, w C(lllu,Pd. and althouuh be would not
. mMrt M- wttrm u He, -i;Mt.i4F. ui.imum
I Mdimt 10 ihe you nil ludy that the really had the Con-
' ioiiitioiibyei he wouid give no encouraitenient as lo
.a cure. At Ihia-cnsia her mother was uersua.led 10
make oee-of a bottle ttf Dr. K i)(er" Gompotttnl Hjtrnp
of Liverwort and Tar, and we are happy lo slate she !
was (lerfecily cured in less than three months by this
medicine alone, after even hope ws destroyed II is '
useless 10 coinment on such a case 'lhi, for the tm-'
pie iruth will reach where poliehed fiction never ran
If any douhl the authenticity of ibis tlement, let them
call at this office U S. Military and Naval Argus,
No 19 Chaileani street. N. Y.
THE Genuine is fur sale only by the following au
thorized agents in North Carolina :.
Salisbury, W. Murphy 6l Co ; Concord, Murphy aj
Black; Charlotte, Edw.ird Sill ; Siaicville, Morrison,
CarFloh if Co.; Newlon, (5,. B (. tither & Co ; Lin
colntun, B. S. Johinton ; 'helliy. A. R Hotnesley ;
Dallas. C. &. J. Frotieberaer Kutlierfordlon, i, W.
' C;ittowny ; Hendersonville, D. B JE A Miller ; Ashe
..:!!.. t!....U X. VI 1 V. 1 1 M ' ,
Stalcsville, N. C.
rnilK Snbscriler having purehased thia Eslablish
A. ment, which is pleasantly sitoated immediately on
the Northwest corner of the public square, and has at
tached tu it a number of convenient office tbHhe atr
commiHbilion of legal gentlemen and mhers, will give
his undivided attention to the interests of Ihe House,
and spare no pain ln render comfortable all who may
favor him wiih a call. The house has undergone some
repairs, which adds lo the comfort of families. The
erv4it'haH he- fmlbfuJ and hottest. Drovers may find
good lots and plenty of (train at reasonable price. Call
and give me a trial Thankful for past favors, and
hope for a continuance of the same.
W. B. GRANT.
SfatesriUe. May 13. 1852. 1m 2 J
dXvii: hotel,
MOCKsjjl'VILLE.
DaTif CoaBty, rrti aroliBa
rIl HE ondersigned having purchased the shove nam- .
A -ed iltttet.iaieiy the property of R-.K-.JoluiaJon) .
would inform the Public, that he is now prepared to
extend a welcome in the travelling community, and
acroininodiite his guests in a manner equal many Land
lord in this section of North Carolina. Noxertions
will he spared to render all who may favor him with
lh-ir patronage happy and eslisficd while they take
their "case In his inn." H. R. At'STlN.
. . May 4, ly I a
GREEXSBOROfGH
M UTU AL 1 NSUK1NCE COMPANY;-
r HE cost of Insurance on the mutual plan i but a i
sin -ill sum. compared with a imnt sioc. coninsnvl !
- ..
This company being located in the Western part o.
the Suite, consequently much the larger portion of the
risks are in the West, very many of which are in the
country.
The Company is entirely free from debt ; have made
no assessments, and have a very large amount in cash
and good bonJs, and is therefore confidently recom
mended to the public.
At Jhe last Annual Meejutlg ffie XoHewirijj Officer
were elected for the ensuing year :
jAMMSt.os, President!
S. (5 Cori'lST Vice rresidehl.
C. P. MexDEjttfitT.,' Attorney.
Peter Adams, Secretary and Tresprer.
William H. Ccmmisio, (ieneral Agent.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Dec. 2, 18.r.2. if 3D
Embroidered farabric Il indkerchiefs.
Ortvhrr 14. 185-2.
IS.
MYERS, have just received a lot of Embroid
ered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, which he
is selling off rapidly t 62 J cenis
"Paper, Paper Paper?
T Ml H E s'lbscrilH-r having been appointed agent for
-J tbe.aale of the Eagle Paper Manufactur ing Com -
panv, Lincoln cixiniy, is prepared lo furnish all kind
of Paper at the Factory price E. MYERS,
Salisbury, Nov 25, I8.V2 30. . Red Flag,
THE STAGES
T ' EAYE Raleigh and Salisbury, every Sunday and
- Li Wedneada y, at 7 A, M. , afjer the arrival of the
Cars from the North, 'al the former place, and arrive
each end t 7 P. M., next day, via Aahburo', Pitt
The Road is (locked with good Three Horse
Team, and Troy built Coaches. Fare through $4
4-onty.--, -
JAS..M. WADDILL.Coniractor.
Dec
23, lfln2 if.H
r HI E Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustee o
L &u John's College., will-be. held at the!MRnnic
Hull, in Ihe I own or Ox lord, on the 3rd day of May,
18o3, at 11 o'clock, A. M. It is desirable that all the
member, should be present,' as it is proposed at Ih at
time to sseltle on Ihe dimension of suitable College
building, afid lo make arrangement for letting con
tracts. Undertaker, of large buildings are invited to
be present, preparatory In pulling in bid. .
By order of ihe Board,
JA. T. LITTLEJOIIN, Sec'y
March 3'.. 1P53. 5i47
LEATHER BANDS.
r'Tl HE aubseriber ha pat up machinery for etretch
-L ing, cementing and riveting band with- copper
rivet. The- band are- atretched- wrfth powerful -mar
chine, made expressly for that purpose, and the diffi
culty of band stretching and ripping under the com
mon, way of making them, i entirely removed by this
process. Banda.made in this way will hold their width
evenly, run true, and have a uniform bearing on the
drum or pulley, and will give from 15 to 20 per CM.
more power than those made in ihe ordinary way.
I hey are nude oat of the best selected oak tanned
Spaniahed Leather, and no paina will he spared in
make them equal to the beat Northern bands, and will
be told aa low aa they can be brought in New York.
CHAS. M. LINES!
Hunt' Store P. 0-, Guilford co., N. C.
' July 8, 1853. - pdlylO
boO'T- D. S PARKER, -
HAVING prmanenUy located in MockviIIe,lIer
hi professional servJccsvto ttcpuhlic Can be.
foond at the Daeie.UoieL OfEce jaat oppbaiie the Hotel
WWIMiaaajp
.f''.-o'..-
Apr. i 44
Feb. 10. IHA.1. 4m40
I ILLlliE M HOTEL.
j IeI1,j01) of souiiirrn an.l w.rriv il'.-lrra in w u-lien,.
J,wr,y and Silver Ware, i ur very ejtriiiv einrk,..
j surini them that in no attM.-te in 091 line alia II we t-
j . . , , in nn.i.uiv
nualiiv or low oricea. We are'the only Wholesale
Ilouie lit thirtarKhiof trada la Ualtuaof , aLshatl-
. 1 ' . . v. 'I it
merchant to ooen at counts wiih oa. Our lerme
Wratl
bo liberal and accommodating aa can possibly
foand in the United Stalee.
- IV.ailll ik vnal uleaaura Inahowinsaurtoods
aoannern ana weatera mercnBnie, wurmn turj ..jrr
accounts with a or not. . L.H. MILLER dt CO.,.
Iy39j Importers of Walehe Baltimore..
I Ja-it reeeif ed a fresh npplj of
TOMB STONES.
ririllEsubarriher would reiecifully inform ihe ehi-
BL tena of Salmhare and the aarroanuinc country.
. . . .....
- . k. h. ii.nf tb riftif ..111111 i.tiiiirii
i- a.li..... whih ., K I., .mil at ln residence.
Market street, where he ia prepared lo furnish Urava
St'inesof Marble Slatw fancy upright stone on pedea
tals, lomb. monuments. Ac St very mU profit !
Eirsravtng done neatly at Northern pricea. llavinrr
made the necessary arrangement, the uhecriber can, at
a ahort nonce, fill any order from five dollar to 8.W0. 1
No pains will be spared to give entire satisfaction.
Old Tomb Atones restored lo their primitive whiieneae.
;kok;l: votiLKit.
Safishory, Nov 2.1, l52
NEUrFfRM.
. SMITH 8u HOIiDER,
HAVINtt opened a Carriage Shop ai the well
known sis nd formerly occupied hv William II
Smith, would reseclfuUy -inform their friends ami the
public generally, thai thfvare now fjiiiehintf otra'l kinds
of 4'nrrinnoo, Itorku vay, Iliissie. 4c,
in ihe very beat and tinrsl style. They can furnih two
horse Carriage at from two lo six hundred dollars;
one horse Roekawsys. from 130. lo $200 ; Top Bug
gira from 6 ISO lo 'J0( ; Open Buggies, from $5 to
812.1 ; Sulkies, from 0(1 to $91); and Carryalls, from
80 to $7S All they sk of those who wish lo huy, ,
ia tocome and examine their work, and then Iry it. i
They warrant their work for twelve months. i
Repairing done in good style and at short notice, j
and as low aacan be done elsewhere.
They have in their employ workmen of long epe :
tie nee. who for iheir akill cannot be surpassed.
Orders piomplly attended in Give us a call before
you buy. WM II SMITH,
A. O. HOLDER.
Salisbury, March 3, I S53. Iy43 j
BEEBE'S SPRING STYLE DATS,
1853.
"T HE subscribe baa. ut received, at his .S.tore..Thr j
JL- Sign of the- AW Flit, a few vases nf fteehe". ;
fashionable Spring 8iyle Hits. E.MYERS. I
Salisbury, March 3, 1H53 43, j
" DR. JNO. SWANN,
rfFFERS hi professional services to the citizens of
Salisbury and its vicinity. His Othce is oppo
11 te the Mansion Hotel and adjoining Dra. Silt's, Drug
tor. wW7e he can be fourlid unless ptbfesaionlly en-
ja d I
" M if. h 1, tt-53." ' - if 43 -
St;atr of Jlovtti traroltna.
HO IV AX COUXTY.
Couit af Pleas dud Q&trter Sessions.
Original Allachment Itvudon Personal Prop
Hand Jamrr. r. P. F. Long.
IT ppearing to tbe satisfaction of ihe Court, that ihe
iteiendint Da vaid F" r.oiig, Is rid! ah iiihttiiiani of
ihis Stat
Ii i ordered thill publication he niade for
-I . . .t f l: tl' .L.
six ccks in ine v.aroiioa aicoman, lor sniu ueienu-
ant David F. Long, to-appear at our next Court to be
held for ihe County of Rowan, at the Court House, in
Salisbury, on tbe first Monday in May next -. and plead,
answer, or demur, or judgment will be entered against
hitn and ihe properly levied on condemned lusuiisly
Plaint-tff 's deb.
Witness, James E. Kerr, Clerk of our .aid Court at
Office, the first Monday in February, A. D. 1B53,
"' andihe 77rh rear of-our InderjenoVnee:
JAMES E. KERR "CIV"
'""Trice d-' 85:;' -;' -' .v-.,.'...-.:...v..,.;'jk-,,:g,47..j.
State of ilorfft CavoUua,
ROWAN COUXTY.
Court of Pleas mid Quarter Sessions.
Original Attachment levied on Personal Prop,
erly.
. Aa S. IIamht, vs David F. Long.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
defendant Davied F. Long, is not an inhabitant of
this Slate : It ia ordered by the Court, lhal publication
brrrtde' for si weeftem, rtreCaroriosj- -Wavehmattf fof
aid defendant, David F, Long, to nppear ar our next
Couri.tol'e held finite caotiiy of Rowan, at lite Court
House in Salisbury, on the first Monday in May next,
and plead, answer or demur, or Judgment will be en
tered againsr hrm andihe property levied on condemn
ed to satisfy pi. mil iff' debt.
Witness. James E Kerr, Clerk of our said Court at
office, the 1st Monday in .February, A. D. 1F53, and
the 77th year of our Independence.
JAMES E. KERR, Clk
Price adv. $5. ' 6t47
j
r,tT i
Statror ilarttt c.xruUua,
HU.WAfl t-UL'W I I.
T. K. Lawrence v. David F. Long. .
Original Attachment leried on rertonoljnjrrrty
"' IT appeSflng "liTthe1 saliufsction of the C..url, that
the defendant, David F. Long, ia not an inhahna'nl of
this Siale : It is ordered by the Court, that publication
be made for aix week in the Carolina Watchman for
aaid defendant, David F. Long, lo appear at our next
Court, to lie held for ihe county of Rowan, al the
Court House in Salisbury, on the first Monday in May
next, and plead, answer, or demur, or Judgment will '
De entered against htm and Ihe property levied on con
demned to satisfy plaintiff "aJebtv -
Witness, James E. Kerr, Clerk of our ald Court at
office, the lit Monday in February, A. D. 1853; and
the 77th year of our Independence.
JAMES E. KERR. Clk.
Price adv. 95- 6t47
State of Hottfi Carottna,
ROWAN COUNTY. . '
Court of Pleas and Quarte'r Sessions. .
C. B. Brooke . David F. Long.
Origin.)-Attachment levied on personal property.
IT appearing to ihe saiisfaction of the Court, thai
the defendant, "David F, Long, la not art inhahiiant of
hi Slate : It la ordered by the Court, that publication
bo made for six weeks, in ih Carolina Watchman for
aid defendnm, David F. Long,- to appears oar next
Court, to be held for the couniv of Rowan, iK
H-Mise in Salisbury. on ihe first Mondav in Man ne.t
nnd pjead. answer, or demur, or Judgment will be en
tered ngnmst him nd the property levied on condemn
ed to sati-fy plaintiff' debt.
Wiine.ss, Jame E. Kerr, Clerk of our said Court at
office, the 1st Monday in February, A. D. 1853, tod
the 77tb . year pf our Independence.'
Y ' JAMES E. KEHR.CIkv
Price adr. f .1. . ' '. 6t47
;AKtiiA hlfifHhe: 'ifeffuoWihr
wrriaws..bs
liabirryvA ogoat 5ri
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1 ;i Acr-. J;i in trut, H.'nl-V.l, I 47 j
!-( Aores, K. K. J.ilHisoii, im:i-'.'i, 191
2i;.' Acre. Wm MiHa. - le-r.tt : 4 16
fi Acres, A W.Neill. If 51. - - JH
74 Acn-., AnrH Mi Ber, l.O-.U, 38
- 91 Acres, Ua4 Moose. ., " ". j M
n Acre., It K Woodard, lr50. Kt J
.-rrMnrAcfM'. W. Wi -fc
oa
to
45 Acre, John MeKofr (Scotch)
44 A rr, John Hash, - "
UK) Acre. W Templelon, " "
210 Acre, Jonathan Cheslier, -
'5l
.
2l?Acre,C Ik Powdeo,
95 Acre. Elijah Uendron,
7 Acres, A Miila,
.5
5-'-ca. A.. Mooae,
1849,
1
SOU Acres. H G Elliott,
206 Acre, Jimie Morrison,
223 Acre. Robert Sumpter
1 09 Acre. Lewi Bailie,
I00 Acre, Linsey Johnson,
i .- .
OH ' "V,T"' '
34 Acre. W Wright, unlisted 3 veara, .
J. A. RO.SEBRO, Sheriff
" ' " " ot Iredell bounty
febT3iVI953 Price Wr. 88 TO." ; ltl
Eacanrae Ilime M.inafiicture.
T
IHE -Snow Camp Manufacluring Company
style. Wheal Threshing Machine, from two lo six
horee power) Cutting Machine of diffeienl size.;
DouMe a d Single Wool Carding Machines ; Mill and
Factory (iear; Saw and Grist Mill Irons; Edge Tools.
Cotton Yarn and Wool Rolls, Sic , Slc
! Persons wishing lo purchase would do well In give u
' a call hefore purchasing elsewhere, as we are determin
ed so sell cheap lor cah or on lime lo punctual dealers.
Our long experience in the Manulnciurtng business en
ahler us lo feel no hesitation in saying i tin t our work
shall not be surpassed ty any shop in ihe South
thankful for ibe liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
we respectluMy solicit continuance of the same
All letters addressed in ihe Agent ol the Company,
at Snow Camp P. O , Alamance county, North Caro
lina, will receive prompt (Mention
DAVID DIXON. Agent of the
S. C. Manufacturing Company.
Snow Camp, March 17. 153 3 mi 45
HENRIETTA XINE OF"
Sim in 'iinf Freight Bout m.,
V RE all in excellentorder for business Our Tow
Boats have been recentTy repaired snd made good
as new. We have alsoadJed a neic Flat for lou wa
ter, and well adapted lo the servic e She w lil carry
700 Mils, merchandize, and draw only 20 iuchrs water.
Those favoring us with their patronage, n.ay expect
as prompt ami cheap service in every particular aa my
other Line can offer.
C. DEMINO. Pres t.
R. M OR RELL, Ag'iit.
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent ai Wilmington.
Fayetteville.Dec.2l, 1850. 2r1tf
JOM C. BAKER & CO.
Whleal Drag laxparlers and Dealers la Farrlgi
ad Aarntaa Drags, Chemicals, JltdlrlAts,
Palots, Oils, Ulndaw Class, Dye
StiSs, At., Ac.
to. 1O0 1.3rd , I'UIIAnr.I.I'IIIA.
T C. II. dk CO. invite the alleiinoh of Drug
'9JF t. Mew
11 t .,.fn,.,.,rr.
oihers to their Slock of well (elected, fresh, and reliable
i-r. --'""r
sisn.tsrd g.rnds
Purchasers will find among their aasnrtment "every
variety of Drug Meri-handise, Perfumery, .Vurgical ln
s. niiiient. dfc , which Ihev will supply of very rboice
quality, and al a low prices as ceil be bought in Phila
delphia or elsewhere
Orders, whether enlrusired to . us persona lly, or hy
letter. alull receive equal at entioni and the interests of
the buver fully-regarded in all respects.
'-JLfelMKftrf'
I MEDICIN L COD i LIVER t)Xt ""
This scieiilini! and prrpiriar remedy, so extensrvely
eniptoyed bj-the' Medical Faculty for ih Cure of Pul
monary, Rheumatic, &-rn!uloua and Neurafgic Diseas
es, li.is atlained a celebrity in connection w nh our sig
nature. unurp isseil by that of any other Manufacture.
It hi been used vvuh the most signal mid grnntyiiig
sueress in ihe Hospitals and 'Dispensaries of Pbiladel
phis, as well as in ihe private practice ol the most emi
nent of the profession.
In order lo supply the public w iih oil of undoubted
purity and. of .Superior Quality, we have empl ited an
Agent at ihe Fisheries who will forward pur Oil direct,
ao. thai puxcbasere can depend upon all Oil bearing our
signaturf as a irw and genwrne article,
F or information, concerning us utility
i. ..r.i
Hew laavi
mini t ration, unalysis, and other interesting mailer, we
rf-r to the pamphlet published by us, copies of w hich
w r Se se-nt gratuitously to physicians and oihers, a'd
ilresvin us, post -pa id, or on application lo Drw. Mil
ft Will, .Salisbury, of whom also the Oil can be had.
Feb 3rd, l53. . 39-ly
VEGETABLE LITIIOXTIUPTIC,
FRIEND OF THE HUMAN FAMILY,
si;rrtiNd ranM
c .1-. - or . , - a. w? ' .
oiunB in irir manure una ixianeys, weakness
.wvvey-.i. rjiim.., ,m:? .js... r.
Tht- tnvslu.h e medicine is for ile at the Davie Ho-
,te in MwksviJle ; at Dr. R. Caiiipbell'.. tn Iredell :
nt the. Drug Store, .in Charlotte : and at the Carolin
Winchmaii Office, in Salisbury.
The subscriber is General Agenl for the sale of the
above Medii-ine. in this State, of whom any quantity
may he -obtained by addressing him al Salisbury. N. C.
or calling at his house, 10 miles West of thjs place.
' E- D. AUSTIN
- Joly 151853. ... ... Utf .
LAND FOR SALE.
TnEurrdetwgwdr.tW,l
Jyinjjour miles Souih of Salrshury, between the
ChaTloflra
lain 353 ACUKS, all wood land except It) acres,
which are fresh cleared. It ia well limbered, and has
aeveral eligible location for building.
Another Tract siiiratert nn the waters of Fourth Creek
14 mile North-west of Salisbury, containing 226 acre..
- This tract i. well watered and improved, having on it
a good dwelling house and all necessary out-houses
The land is generally good.- Any person wishing lo
purchase either of these tracts can obtain a greal bar
gain and accommodating term. The land-can I
, viewed hy calling on ihe.u jscriber. who wil I lake plea
sure in showing them.
' . , D4VID WATSON.
August 3, 1852, tf 14
Wm. H. MoRary,
FROM LEXIXGT0, NORTH C1R0LIXI,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
lie thai be ha permanently located in Wilmfng
lon, N. C, a Commission and Forwarding Mer
chant. There ia now nine Sieam Boats on the Cape
Fear river: One leaving this place for-Favetteville ev
ery day. whioh will enable htm to forward Goods with
out detention here, a he is entirely disconnected with
any particular line.
N B . He will be pleased to fill order for Groce
ries Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, i(c.
Refere.heesi
Meaare, Homt t( Aodektos), Lexington, N. C
Mr. B B. Roberts. Salisbury, N.C.
Me.ara. E. A. Vooi.i !j Co., Salem.
" J. R. fc J. Sloasj, Greensboro'.
T. M. Yoeno.' Mocksville,-N.C.
Wilmington, N: C..ain .20, 1853. , 6mo. 38 ;
R. M. ORKEIiL,
--w.'aV:f'-?'--MNV- ,
January 30, 1851
tf3r?"-i
;ir.ii(,i rorm. jur ifaming roi ItU ii TM UTTICI
BY pmroniiing Ihe Macl.ine SUinjV
J,.H. Thorny, Maour.cS!! f
an. Tiir ,f,.,r t . . ""'nut Hon
M ! EasinW. Straw CU.teM.(,wZ;Z-rr.,U,iun,r'
j ... . .
i.ioe. aaiuv 4, aaMtfQ ;"!miii
57
196
69
60
94
34
20
oiuing narrow ! and last, bui n, 1 r.1""""
el of pattern for fiuina an c:,:. ' ' fell
can rave ihe purchaarr at less, . "
ernWice. , Tbnae iJl"."r.e"U9 Nertk.
. . . : "a "" powers tA
mg mscnines, would do well to Kj i. ",.""
early.. I shall only make them tooTde,
Addrea. the .ubwriber .1 Tyro, D,,(wn M .
56
1 04
63
Msreh 10.1-53. ' " r0M.
56
.81
1 06
TOO
STAGE LINE.
con -
nJTO nail V aTiei' , .
Post ( nn, h. arriv.. ., .k. l.. .. 1 I
" . ' ' ion lime B-oVlnrt
n. m. and eaves 1 m l. n i. '"c-ws,
authorized agenl at thai'nh.r. ,nJ "4ily
KIPI.Y, SPRINGS 4f0
DAILY MAIL STAGE.
OL K Line id four horse post coaches, which
J.iu .....i (. i... . . , '"vine
...... .1 i
... ,riw it iy rll ;j p r
in. Mr. II. Ja, lies, in our ajrtnt at :
ml leives 4a
"lisburv.
i BLAND t blTSS
, I WOULD state (that the puM.c iiihv m.t be d,w'jT.
ed.) thai the regular matt slag from Cite raw S C Is
Salisbury, stops at the M;in-o.ri Hotel Also'therrm
lur mail Stage from this place tits A-lieville via LincX
ton and Kuilierf.ird, stnps at tie Minmon H"trl - (J
1 James being ihe only agent inj SuUbury Bi.th thnsi
.tages arrive every Tuesday, Thursday, and SBlurlj
- and leave every Monday, Wedjiesdny and Prdy '
n , : H J A VIES.
I .V B. I should like to rmplny two good !4 hr
i-iage urivers y j
Slitl,ury, Feh 3, 1R?3. tQ
SALISBURY
LIVERY STABLE.
r"l HE. subserilier havoig erected
the Ton of I
JL
Salisbury, an eixtensive Lurry Sint.lr. eiuirel I
new nn. I capable ol iircimimoilnnrn unr luiuiirrd kvti-
lea.and- hirving l aup'pnrj'iuiusr iibiwi..rtlj
I broke, gentle hoises. either ! tiitinn r orknis
' himess. respectfully soliciii the patior.ar tf ihr mi-1
elling public
Drovers will find, at his si a Me, a convenient and I
economical slipping phire, where ihey can be icon-
modaled with an open Lot, nr Stall.
Travellers will find here excellent attention pail1 III
n.l llieir norees during their sojourn in Hie luwn
I r. i y .i t . r , ,., ...... I
wrnnrinrn in fnr- r pwrr wiir mw leiffuoom nn 1
hoard for their hnrses by the da v, week, monih sr traf.
Ladies hU 4e aceoomtWaf-d -iih hiirses amlw-1
riage, or riding horses, tipnn choTI liular lor evelim I
rules or attending parties
Horses an.l Vehicles fur hire st all l.niea. f.T jour-
"ney to neighboring plm-es. arid ihey nl be furnished
with careful, sober, and honest ilnvt-r.. upun nvvlenit
terms TIHW E BKOWJi.
F S The STibsrriber wisher to ptrrhse ewl
8W4 saJdle.or-work lioiws. , lie .u lUKtwls, Is let.
several e,m.l sa.lt! je-liorses lor-sale. .......
. . IT He wu-h.es to buy Cuttl. Oau.Hay and Foodn.
Match .31. If .;.3 47:1. T t. B.
NEGROES WANTED.
CASH FOU NEGROES !
fW"! I! K rulrriKrr is now in ni'irH for 'h porp(tf?e I
JL of oni; in Diti:i irci-Koc
(or whicb the HIGHEST r KICKS IX I ASH d
hr mild
PeToit in rht AiiinininiJ rnnnfir wiih Droo'tir
.-the live description for sale wilt find that ibf ol
ree-fthr -hivbesl uiu-es by uiakillg enr'v appiiiaiiati H
' i i v do ' Atvrtrs-'
Diaii .- m 1 n
Salisbury, Dec. 22. 1853.
NEW
CARUIACE SHOr,
AT MT I'LL A.
T
itrneif a t'ririiat'r r-'l
lisbmeitt near M-nin I
Row an county, snu hefs'""
lo call public aiii-nlKiti in tl
same. He is prepsred t
all kind of work in bis It
business, in the very best manner, and on the nwt K-l
cou)UiuiUii(ig.teriiis.,. He prgposr to niakf . P"""
nent esiahlishinem at the above stand, Mie'visr'!
. .. . H
. puldic wants of thai section of country require it.
nd work W1J i, hjm ,., Wwnt stor
, He will ooen.ne .,!...... ,.,- CriaW h'!-
ers in the surrounding villages, slid heps the couti rTI
public will avail themselves of the heni-fns of tna-
JAMES lirfl'"-1'
J.n.8, 1853. 1)3'
HOT The subscriber will furnish Collins toordrr.
FOR SALE?
Vnlilnlalo Ra.1 lf ,,o in fhp Toff! M
- -- - ., .SLilUbnrv. .
. m
r
HA T TDtrmblr Hoose and Lot. formerly
. i
aaw iw .'I I V rilHI V'ltnilltiri o, niimiii
between the Row.n Hotel and the Bank. ApplyJ
jMICHAEL BROVi.V
Januarv 20, IP53. lf3I
$100,000.
ibil
JL) aurtscr.iber at Friendship. Guilford. N- 0 " f
and all persons, wishing an easy and jiroritahlc emp
ment, may reeeive hy return mail, the inesns nl ,
iTf'iii g F n uuy, iik jt - Kflflf I
1 l.t . J : A nA at IIiAfat T"1 f '
in the UnitcdStatcs. Persons embarking m
ness may make it profitable wiih a capitof
Immense sums of money have been ma
eon in the Northern and Middle Stairs, t" "
year, and thousands of dollars msy be m"'
Southern and Western Slates in ihe next "JT.
by a knowledge of thesy discoveries tvery.
ahoujd have jihera and save several d0g"JHj;iT.
January 27. 1853. - nd?
T A Hfl70 HOT? AH.
Opposite Ihe Watthmm flffii
Saliwbitr)',
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(.OCCiOkS TO J. D. .WILI.ti'.) (
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