DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE, LITERATURE, MORALITY, SCIENCE, NEWS,
POLITICS,? A?VD AMUSEMENT.
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VOL. V
SALEM, JT..C., SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1836.
ICO. 24.
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Zty eijroniclc ami tfamtxn' fttginttt::
PUBLISHED EVERY StTCRDAT MO&MMG
BY BLUM & SON. It
TEltMS-OTK Dorr, a ami I jrn Cets per annum, pay-
-c wiiuni uiree momns Iroui the date of the first num
ber reeeive.1, or I wo Dor.t ars will hi in variably exacted :
juiiiitriiiaieiy aurrtne expiration ot that period. vj
AD VERTIdEilENTSnut exceeding twenty lines, neatly
inserted; three times for one dollar, and vWeatv live"cetiii
CTt u succeeuing insertion. - ' j
Ml letters on business must be post PAjtb, or they will
fcit be a!temiul to. ' . "i i ' j
tT Ao paper icill r he discontinued unlit alii arrearages are
paid, unless at the Editors' ovl 'ton. A Tuitvre to not In a
discontinuance ul the close oi each subscriber's ttrm, will
vc wnsiaina a new engi Ttmtnt.
, JVorth-Varolina
STATS -.LOI-TflaTi
For the benefit of the Salisbury Academy
Jbighth Class lor 1S36,
To be drawn at Lincoltiion,
On Saturday," the 2 3d of July,
On the popular terminating Jigure system
WALKER'S LINE
of tour Horse Post Coaches,
NThursday, the lit li day of
August next, ail Election will'
be opened and held; at the several
places established by law, in this county, lor the
purpose of electing members to r present the coun
ty of Stokes in the nxt General Assejmhly of-North'
Carolina. Also for the purpose of ejecting a Gov
ernor of this State ; and furthermore for the purpose
of electing a Sherilt tor the county ot fctokes. t
For the information oi those (if any) who do not
know the fact. I will merely' remark ihat we will be
entitled to elect three members to the House ol
Commons 'from this county. As it is jtb'e, first tune
the People will exercise the right of electing a Govf
emor, I will further say that all porous qualified to
vote for members of the House of Commons, will
be entitled to vole for Governor. . 1 I !
;- S. STONE, Sheriff.
Stokes Coimty, July 4. 1836. ' J j" 0t27 I
LIST OF LETTERS, i
TTP EMAINING in the Post Office 'at Salem, N. C.
"July I r 1636.
CAPIT
PRIZE
STEVENSON &l POINTS,
. Managers, I "
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1 Prize
1 Prize
1 Prize
1! Prize
6 Prizes
9 Prizes
10 Prizes
10 Prizes
100 Prizes
1 00 Prizes
V 136 Prizes
171 Prizes
200 Prizes
6000 Prizes
0000 Prizes
0000 Prizes
of $10,000
of 4,000
of 3,000
' of 2,000
of 1000
of 500 -
300
200
100
50
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
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30
20
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6
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10,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
6,000
4,500
3,000
2,000
10,000
5,000
4,080
3,420
3.000
60,000
30,000
24,000
CLEMIOIVSVILLE ACADKttY.
Running from Greenxhorough, iV. C, by Salem,
to Wythe Court'IJouse, Va. three times a iceek
- k -':.J; : and bick, . V: ' I
rrriHlS iinesiarUJ from Gireensborough every Mon
day, VxViesday and Saturday, at 2 o'clock a
and arrives.at Salem same days at 8 o'clock; a. m.
Leaves Salem every Monday, .Wednesday and Fri
day, at 9 o'clfick. a. 3i.. and iarrives at Wyihe Court
House every Tiiesilay, Thursday and Saturday, at
1
4 o clock' p.m. in timr tocorresoond with th crrpat
linna At tl.rmtrrh ihA VIIpv nf Alrnin ... " ' V Bu"Cf LL1ZA J..W. BaKER, W
TTM..vti:!iJ " N'.rt-ki.:iiJ- A- LiTonl. I known competence needs no furthei
l.0B VVri,o f.Mr.-Hft1,, ;Vprr fV , V,i rh? various branches of the English
nesdav aiid Fridav, at 7 o'clock, a. m. anJ arrives at
Salem every Tuesday, Thursday ancMSaturday, by 4
o'clock, p. M., atid at G reenbo rough saine evenings
at 10 ocloch. I M
It is so arranged as to correspond lin jts1 arrivals
' I . . . . I m HI Hll 1 1 Hllf 1 ' I III!
at Ureensbofoutrh with th0 departure ot the follow- r ""V . . r
ng stages; 'viz : The line; to Raleigh! ' N. C, to ciea in trie sc
fnlHS highly respectable Institution underwent
:'-u ajfew days since, as interesting an Examination;
as. lias ever been Witnessed in this section of coun
try Bith teacher and pupils acquitted themselves
on that occasion "with the highest eeem arid res
pect, which will never be forgotten by the TruUe
of the Institution. ' V
The exercises of this Institution will be rrsumcd
on the Jirst Monday in July next, the session to con
tin ue. ten months, still under the superintendence of
hose well
commendation.
studies, alsq
Latin, Greek, and Mathematicks, will be taught in
this Institution, at least so far as will qualify anjr
young man 16 enter college. ' Females wall he in
structed in the same manner, if required ; also Mu't
sic, Painting arid Needlework. IV v ?
Parents and Guardians, if you wish your children
science of Literature and see them
IS,746 prizes, amounting to
$180,000
Dville Wa Fredericksburg, Va., and 1 to th "ounsh and;,bend.ng .their broWs witli Tichest
: .. . i , ,. i . I Iril if Q frwl lKm In ilia I lrrrtmnticvilla ' I 'net it til Inn
tersburg ltaihoad. Kv this line passengers can b K.'" r '. -r " " "
asst.red to arrive at Knoxviile, Teno. in four and lV.a ?1 '.nierpor, it not superior, to any insmu-
a half davs frohi Greensbofgh. I u" s" country. ,r . , .
A xv is also run. bv Ahe subscri'ier.' from Sa. . "e would miorm those wi.o intend sending tneir
ter
Alspauph, Emanuel
Black , Pleasant Esq.
Bell, Ilev'd
But ner, Mary M.
Brown, Absalom
Brender, Henry
Birely, John
B random, Elijah
''Clayton, James L.
Christman. Dorothea
Cooper, Leah
Dodson, John T.
Drawhorn, Jacob
Frazier, SnWell
Freen.an, Alalfus D.
Fulp, Lewis
Gaston, Mrs. Eliza W.
Gooch, Mrs. Susan
Goff, Samuel
Green, Frederic
Linville, Robert
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Lewis, Dri. John
Lobacu. l nonus:
Lonv?worth, Wm.
Led ford, Spruce McCoy ;
Maishall, ;Martin
'Mock, Miss Eliza J.
Phillips, Foster i
Rominger, Jainoa
Rominger, Benjamin v
Rose, Henry v
Stafford, Miss Abigail
Sickler, Adam H.
Sides, John I '
Thomas Geo'B.4
Teny, Larken ' '2
Thomas, James
Teague, Ann
Valentine, L. Dovf
Van hoy, Alex. ' ..
Holt. Isaac V.st, Charles
Harris Rev'd Samuel J. Williams, Absalom
JlinesJohn W. Wooslcy, William
Jarrett, Capt. Wtn. N.' 3 Wilson, Hamilton
Jiiikiris, Coleman Weer, Atiron I
'Krauss, Thomas William,
Kf tntr, Henry orFrancis I
Ui", Allan E. SHOCRR, P. M
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
- '' STOKES CoUNTY- !.
Court of Equity Spring Ttrm 1636.'
Joel Hill and John Hill, Executors ol
. Robert Hill dee'd. .; I
. ' ' " versus - . ' '
AVm. P. Dobsb-i, Administrator ; of
.Win. G. 1 Haynes, dte'd, Martha
Jlaynes, Henry Samuel Adminisir.i
tor of Edward Sainuel, tlec Susanna "
Samuel. Francis Vest and Elizabeth
Jiis wife; Martha and Joseph Davis o( J-
full age, and Isaac Davis, Sally Davis,
Francis' Davis, Thomas Davis, Susan
Davis, : Nancy Davis and Julia Davis
iiifaot children of Frances Davis ih -e
for whom Thomas Davis, their father,
is guardian, Calb Hjll, Tandy Mat
thews and his wife Elizabeth, and
Sn this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Cale b Hill, one of the d.-fendants, does
iibl reside wiihin the limits of this State, it is there
forc ordered that publication he made for six weeks
in the Weekly ' Chronicle and jFarmers's 'Register,
printed at Salem-, that unless th'e said Caleb Hill
appear at'the next Court of Equity, to be. held for
the County of Stokes, at the Court-House in Ger
bnntou, on the third Monday after the fourth Mon
day in September next, aird plead, answer or demur,
llu. bill will t taken pro coneo and the cayse
fret do wu lor hearing exparte as to him. I
M itness, John C Blum, Clerk aud Master of pur
said Couit.at Office, the' third
1 fourth Monday in March, A. D.
6t27 pr. auv.3. ; JOHN C.
lem to Lexington,. N. C., three times a .week, to
correspond with the arrivals and departures of the
ffreat Northern and Southern Line of , Stages. P ck
Az. Wlfirrl i-mtr;ir!fir- at T.pxinoion-I Invr S.i.
" r i. . I ;e-. T -r r . 1
lem every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at 4 j r
m.Mo ; ociock a.m. Lieuvcs Ajxiii" iuu ccry i uesuav
r. : V j ii ' iV . ' " . from the Souih. OCTPersiis travelhrtg from the
liaiVCS Qil OU, and - llth tn tUa Virrm;a Snr riosi will fi.1rl thia T.Ino
!' fX? All prizes payable in CASH,' forty days a
the drawing, subject to a deduction of 15 per centum-
nhole Tickets 4,
Halves ;f 9,
sons and daughters to this Institution, to ijnake it
known as early as possible, as the school is likely tq
be very full. 1 I ". ,
ffH there are any young men whoiwish Xa
hoard themselves on a cheap plan, they can do so by
k l.lllllllllfTI I llll W llllll M'MWIMM Mill! m 1 w II Jl Mil U WtWMT
ry iJ uesday! - . . , . . , , , f fe ,
Ti,: -..a Cmu r;l ,w" provtsuns, wnicn is esuinaiea would cost aooui
iiiim Bfl m n & - ri iam iici w n m a. a . a a a a. a a a. ; a a.i ar a n i m a
will cost only 23 dollars.
Quarters $5 75. I
STEVENSON d POINTS.
Raleigh, N. C. ; ' :
; OCT A few tickets in the above scheme, for sale
at this office.
60 or 70 miles nearer and less expensive than anv
.i . ' .. .i nJj c i l. c i i ! i
oiner siae route loine tvea oinouur. viray oumnur.
Salt Sulphur, and White Sulphur Springs, Va.
(T The proprietor has made arrangements to run
a Four Horse Coach from Greensborough, N. C., to
Wythe Court-House, Va. throughout the vear.- v
j ins .riui paas-ra wiruugii tcii, jji-iuduuio,
V HTi. Siilis(rril-pr wih to infrirm tK( nnKH iKat
i- they have purchased the Carding Machine and Bethany; within a mile oj the Pilot ALmntain, by'
Fulline Milt formerly owned bv V. N. Zevelv. m0URl ,ry crosses ine Pl"e iviuge ai uooo cpur
Thpv ohcit a continuance of th extensive eiisiom Gap, goes by Poplar Camp i urnace, ythe county
heretofore extended to the establishment, as thev Va- . nc affords some interesting mountain scenes
are prepared to execute work in the same good to those who admiie the sublimity of -nature. The
K' tK;c A.foM-.ai.m'An nvt.i accommodations of diet,! ace, are excellent and
sijitonu uiulIi nuivu una coiaunsiiiiicili 19 liuictn I j. . . .
Thpo u,-ill h.iVf TPtrillar etahria trt rproivo Wnnl 'anil I cheap. 1 I i l-
deliver Rolls. Their Drices for carding are the same The coaches, made at Troy, N. Y.; arc good and
$3 per month ; there is a large brick building, ono
'I r . i i 1 ! k . t "
tnne irom me village, appropriate lor tins purpose
But those who do not Wish to board themselves, cart
iret board in the village on the most accommodating
terms. . ! i; ;' " Ji' F " '
Then young ladies and gentlemen, 4f you wish;
aneducation, why not come to this Institution, where
you can receive scientific,: moral and religious jn
struction, which will certainly add honorjand afilu
once to your prosperity in ffna life. - ' -
' f rrV'rva,T rr ry a a r tc
JOHN CLEMMONS, ;
THOMAS DANES,
WILLSON WOMACK.
Cltmmonsville, June 22, 1836. 2l-tf
jf June 26, 1S36.
JOSHUA RIGHTS.
SANDFORD SHULTZi
OCT The business wjll in future be conducted! un- Creensborough : to Wythe
comfortable, the drivers" are careful and attentive,
the teams excellent, and the fare low; only 8 from
NOTICE.
der the fiwn oi Joshua Rights J Co.
A LL persons indebted to V. N. Zcvely, are re-
-quested to make, rm mediate payment to uie or
to Joshua Rights & Co. V. N. Zevejy.
June 26, 1830. , 3l24
ffnilliundersigned having qualified, at thW-lafa
County Court, as Administrators on the Est at o
ton, N. C. to Wyihe C. H. $7 50 ; fron Greensbo
rough to Salem, 28 miles, 82 ; from Lexington to
Salem, 21 miles, $1 50; jfrom Salem to Wvthe C.
il. 92
iinle.
miles, 6 00. WTay passengers 7 cents it
Bill of
Interpltde.
Q. AKEiY-UP
Y John N. Carter, on the 2lst May last and
entered in the stray book at my office, a grey
horse, supposed to be si ven or eight years old, about
four feet ten inches high, no brand perceivable,
very lean, and valued at forty dollars. ;
' Said Carter lives on the Laksville road, two or
three miles below Absolom Scalts' store. -
; JAMES LYON, Ranger.
June 9, 1836. 2uf j
" WOOL CAliiit
The utmost attention will be paid to baggage and
other things entrusted to his care, but.all at the risk
ofuieuwuer. ,. l l ,: . ; f
D. WALKER, Proprietor.
June 20th, 1836. 0-27 -
. The Nth Carolina StarnlaH, fialerah) Carolina
Watchman tSahburv) Kuoxville (Tenn I Register, Moun
taineer, ( Wythe C. H. Va.) C umbia Bivf, and th-ri
(i.-izt tOj, (S.C ) will insert tlieUbtve for six e-k?, nu fur
ward their accounts to the proprietor at Jilt. Airy, surry
count v, N. L. -
C. H. ; an if from Lex ing- nf Joshua Boner, Sen. dee'd, give notice to all ert ;
sons indebted to said Estate, to settle their accounts,
as no indulgence can be given, j Those liaviiig anj,
demands against said Estate, are requested to pre
sent them for payment, properly Muihenucaied, with
in the time limited by law, otherwisc'this notice wil
be plead in bar'of recovery. :
- ISAAU liUiSLJl, I
C: D. KEEHLN. .
Salem, June 20, ,1836. ;
JUL
rlTlHE Subscriber respectfully informs the public,
that he has now in full operation at Germahton,
StokU county, a -Wool Carding Machine, and invites
all who wish to have WOOL well carded, to bring
it on ; the work will lie executed in a style not in
ferior to anv. and at ihe usual prices, paid at bther
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machines. He hopes by unremitting attention tot
business, to merit a reasonable share of patronage.
ff" I1 's necessaryj that the Wool should be
cleansed of burs and other hard substances, before
delivering it at the Machine. The wol should al
so be greased in proportion oi one pound of lurd t
every ten pounds of wool. I
LEW IS W. BANNER. I
Germanton, June 22, 1836.'; 21-4
2i miles south of Charlotte, A". C, 'on the Camden roac.
iW l.f-ietht n.bM iibi r c iitirug bis ll-Ue of Entfrtaih
ment. bi"C built a new house, xrett fr the accom-
niodalif.n ofUangerg. He liojifs to bjiiai)Ie to render hi
aurls cotnfortable and hay and Boiicite a comiuuance
f former patronage. No-exerlioi.s shall be wauling on
the oart of the tubscriber. !
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fipAKEiV UP and entered at
; my office, on Belews Creek, in
Stokes county, by Wm. Roberson,
on the 9th instant, a stray horse.
vajucd according to law at thirty
seven dollars and filly cents The horse is a dark
bay, black mane and tail, shows some marks of . bar
ness on his ni ck and shoulders, is abojut 14 handt
high, and supposed to be 11 or 12 years old.
I GEORGE BROOKS, Ranger.
June 14, 163G. 20-4
Monday alter the
1636. . ; ;, :
BLUM, c. m. i
Ill AVE recently commenced the Tailoring bus
, .. inesVin CLEM MONSVILLE, Davidson county,
and will be thanklul for the custcjpi of my friends
in i his and the adjacent counties.
Oi? Two ot three Journeymen are wanted imme
diately. 5 RICHARD O. COWAN,
'. May 4, 1836. "f .,S lo-tf , ; ;- r
m HE undersigned will give a good price fot
. Ji- Peacock Feathers, if delivered at his shop, riear
lv opposite the Salem Hotel, without d. lay.
Sclent July &
iOTICE. j
TT shall attend at the Salcni Tavern, on the 21st
"day of Julv next, tor the purpose of collecting
Paxes due for the tear 1835. i
S. STONE, Sheriff.
ju21cak - , j DAVID
N. B Mr. C- . WinJet, my agent for, the bouse, will b
in constant attt-ndance. , i, ;r v D II.
? - The Camden Journal will iner the tj ove fr three
monihsorice every two wreks, aud lorw Q acccuni m ,
t Uel Ajr.S. C. f
the proprietor at
NOTICE.
T
ALL persons who ;
Banner 4 Jones,
A LL persons indebted to the subscriber, ire fe
)k rm m - I XJaViinc.leil 1. mita t 4 1 nr rrt imnn ilmluk m r.r.
arRi indebted to the firm of longer indulgence can or will be civei.
are! re qusted Ui make pay-
iuent immediately, as the conctrn jias to be clostd.
" v j Surviving partner
Germanton, Feb. 10, 153(5. ' 3-i f
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July . leGG.'
JOHN j: CIUTTY.
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ITN obtdience to an crdei of Court,!
to mo directed, to list the taxable
properlv iri Salem District, 1 shall at-
.. . . !.., 'flrS :.. Cfo...
coo ior -iiiai. purpose, ai my I'uuc iu vaitui,
Thursday, the 2lt day of Julv ut '.
' ; john c. blum.
June 25, 1836. ' 1 21-4
li? JOB PUIXTlXGl 2S
I of "ery, description, f
this orrxois.
OF ALMOST EN ERY DESCRIPTION,
ottHaxil kept en hand, end for icle fi tkii Ogcc
as-
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aV-
GOOD FAfZit (or sale zi iLii Offioa
axv .BA. m I LYti
HOSTAGE.
iptlERSONS Yvjrtig iotage at the Salem Post Of.
fice, are requested to pay, the jtorfT being out.
Accounts will be kept hereafter with stich onU who
are punctual. I POST FASTER.
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