North Carolina Newspapers

it wr iuniihufd (biii at the opii tolm - .J.M ar nen OF ADTERTlSlKOt uare lur inc nrsi insemou sag PENDLETON & BRUER,; cU high EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. See fW.tfe'Gnvfrnnieiil does no wetire loo mvefc power. ..Kttpachetk "r ucr. uxaj uu, and LpBEETf w sire." Ueo'I. mrnsoo. NO. 23-h-VOLUME IX- WHOLE JVO. 439. v : .k ahof rales; . Ju.tl percent, will.be made to .tdeuV,w7 flic . 3 -K..dtcrlise oy.me year. iuru , uuhi less order- L 'riaioll umber of litnw. k i " -i Addressed to !ihe Editois mast rfjj tiaUm ensure attention. f h-.h ean. 7 a o ri a- ip .UUleds Molasses, Nails, Cotn IFIaxseet llron, per Cents 40 a CQ 15 a 20 S4i a 5 10 a 12 18 a 20 $1 25 Pork, ;.: Tallow, Tobacco, ; 8 a 20 Tow.Linen, 10 a 20 Wheat, bush . 62 VVhis'icy, 45 a 30 ' -t - ; -a The JlUUdsevUlc Cotton Fne fort, situated io Moiiigcmery counU, $2 itiiUb East of Salisbury,"! i now ia foil opf ralfoo. i iiosp inumiieiy prfjasiaia wnn toe lire Qi I his Factor j prefer it to aojr manofactoredjo the State. .( I ' ' : 1 i Jl lEDVVARD BURRAGjE S N. B. I Irish to procure abdot j i0 Rales of Cotton (firsi rate quality) deUrered ;tt 10 a 12 I ,he aboTe na,ne4i factory, hicb I will tbin'eti oZ one halfj for ibe other; or atvi8bt;t8 peP pound. . i ' December! 12, J 840--5 20 . .. ' -- State jof North Carolina. . ' . WILKES C O UJVTY. Court of Pleas anU Quar'-'r Sessions, Noem- : ' ' . ber, 1840. iuoses ana nDa uenunx i . : .f vs Petition. Ussecd Oil, rj- I i Wool, (clcatt) 40 fv!Ugai.!i Xard( y f -7 a 8 leer : , jSuUerf -BecsWax". Egging y EiJe rope Coffee lb Cotton Cor flour bt I feathers CukraIw, Decerabet S3, iS40 II ..3:a.iu. r :T8 a-9-fl-15la.22 I 2Qa25 lb lk) a 12 ii2p'i5' Nailjxut assor. 71 8 t wrought ' 1 0 a 18 Elijah Hendrix t4 others 3 Iron IQOlbf 51a 6 glasses IF" Oats bushel 33 a 40 Oil gal 75 a Si 4 ; lamp : '$125 linseed 1 MO.aJl 25 Pork lOOlbs 6k a 6 Rice lOOlbs 4b 5 Sugar lb 8 al2 Salt sack. ,. " !$2 bush ; $100 Sleel Amcr. 10 a 00 English U 40 a 50 German 12 a 14 I t Fatetiet 1 ' " . - B'lady, peach i)o, Apple I 4 1 IT appearing to; the satisfaction of the Court, that Joshua Kehdrix is not an inhabitant of this State : It therefore ordered that publication be made in the Carolina Watchman for 6 weeks. that he.appear at pur next Court, to be held on the first monday after the foortb monday bf Jan uary' next, at ibe Coart House in Wilkesboro. and answer, or the prajer of the Petition will be granieo. - i r , Witness, wmi wastin. uietc oi our i sate Court at oflSce, the 1st mond? of Nov. 1840. . ,. V;,;-:i--. ! wm masting blcl Dec. 12 6w20 Printers fee $5 ! State of iLov tft (ScirolC ii Court of Equity October Term, 1840. Matthew R Moore. ") 1 i II ! u .... . ; . J-t; Mary Gaines, , Ed ward Original Bill Aloore, & Uabriel Moore ! - J - and others. . I i - I j ; IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Conrt flat Mary Gaines, Edwaid Muore land. Ga briel .Moore,' Defendaota in ibis case, do not re side within the limits of this Slate : it is ibere- lore rraereo. mai puDiicanon oe-mad( :or sjx wetks in tbe Carolina Waichman, printed at Salisbury, that unless the said Dffandaijts appear at the next Court of Equity, to be held for tpo county of Stokes, at the Courthouse iW;Gelmab ton', on the 2d mondaj alter tbe4tb monday. in March next, and plead, answer or demur, or the Bill will be taken pro coofesso agaicsl jtbem, aod the caose Bet down for bearing exparte. Tj j Witness, F. Fries, Clerk and Master in Equity at office, the 2d monday after the 4 tit uionday in Septeiuber, 1840. . i I'i I ' '--. F. FRIES, cm E. ' Dec, 11. 1840-620 Piioier's fee $5 50 23oofej 23oqit0. - '. r"-- " t GIFT BOOKS FOR CHILDREN j JUST FUBLILHEO XV D FOB SALE, AT THE JYOR TH CM OLIJSTjI BOOK STORE, Fob. 1841. , The Boy's Country Book,' t'lants and Dirds, witn colored en?raTin?sj Petr Par ley's Wonders of the Ranh.Sea U Sky 5 a 50 a 45. aU a 124 4 131 liKion.xarn, Jbla a-i. D4;l..yr40a:50 Ciadlesi F.'f 17 fiiseed $1 a 1 10 Far - '-'51 r&thcrsK" :7i'14Q 3 i r kle, December 23, 1840." : m ' , ' JrT n n n v ti -n Aloiasses, '' SOia 55 j , - a ju Jt Nails; cur, ;6I a 7 T ESPECTFTJLLY returns his ihariks.for Sugar blown', 9 a 12 j iVpast favors in bis line of -business, and bfg Liump, lb I to inform his friends and the public generally, that he sun carries on the Loaf, 18 a 20 Salt,! I 75 a 00 Sack, $24 a $2 Totbacco leaf - 41 a 5 Cotton bag. 20 8 25 Bale rope, 8 a 10 Wheat new 80 Whi-skcy Wool, Cabinet Making Business,! in ibe house ibmediately "opposite the -RoWan Hotel, in all its varieties, where he may be found at all times. He takes this opportunity to say. mm on a- be keeps constantly on hand a supply of i ready ? 8 made Furniture. sufch BEAVREAUS, $im afafici. 4c Sc rljso a i rariety of jig WINDSOR CM AIRS ; Rambles In England, Irf land, with fine engraving9j -The Child's Gem, Nursery Songs by ten, . 4 The Play House and Work Shop, BirtbUay Gift, Wiley's Ramb es, Mary's Annual lor ail Seasons; Pulley's Picture. Book, ' Christmas Gift, . Anecdotes of Washington, Parley's Christmas Tales, Raleigh, November 24. fin HE YEAR BOOK ; or Manual B n n -ft Scotland r i i 4U13. UV- WAT-CHMAN SATURDAY, JANUARY si 1841. r 11 e liave tried the Magician, his maic xcont do, JVt must weather the storm xeith Tijpecanoe. ; CHRISTaiAS. This aicieaf holt day, although opt des'gnau ed by any useless parade or abuse, as in farmer years, was, nevettheless, tiistinguisbed from the rest, hsre, by a general suspension of bufiinesa, :ood cheer, and hearty congratulation,Vas the ordei, 8tc. In tbis we bad no mind io be sinju iarland hence our apology for issuing but a half sheet. - Our good friends, therefore, will not I l A3I t f 4fc 4rk AJft.k a.s Ji day Reference by B B Edwards. for every all of whirh he w(!l sell on as good or letter. iefm than can be had any where in tbis part of the country. I . - , u .! t V DAVID WATSON, j N. B. Inasmuch es a certain set of men, well knovtn in this communict. have taken it into TlWlLL cive itlie iabove reward for the de- I ibeir heads, that the citizens of this tuwn aritl llfiferv ofimt than DAVEi to me in the up countv have been Wofu II v Imposed upon by mf- paUf lUltnbndj county, ot the securing of self and other Coffin makers of the place j and i:i Id anv Jail so: that I set him affaiji. Dave j ar8 mikiow arrangements to remedy the awful tended fr4r4;!rne'on the 23rd ultimo; he is I imposition, directly opposing W now, thtre- hiS0 yeaf3of ,SErei about five feet eo inches fore, I inform all whom it may concern, thatjil a keight, coal! WacK, strait built, Lis lost his shall also keep constantly o, hand a supply U 2pkfront ieein,'peaka quick, and a little fa. Coffist and do pledge, that I will sell them &V eiin?a4onjwheRihe went) away a Kersey lowvllowcr tlianlthe aforesaid '-'set'. of:ceriaa bucdabput coatlf datk pantaloons . filled with I men antj yet receite no more than 1 Lave here oiifasoa'&bcklcoa't made of Satinett ; also a bundle i Sunday clothes, - and a htgh ned hat. I He was raised bv me. and tt is irtaiQ wjiarouie he will take. , tofore charged for them. December 2 1840-tf20 D. W. Qeceraber 4 1 1840-6 w 19 mmmi R. ROUCHE. has. iut; received at the 10 hjs KSalisbur? Coffee House," direct from - - . i. ; 4 11 l t .V ; - - - ' i "i? - '. it ' y-AtfitU m - 1 . r M I Charleston; tbe following fiesh articles line to wit j ! 1 1 French Brandy, New Ark Cider, Oyster $t Lemons, Sardines, Oranges, Ratstns, Cisars : if A MERICAN MELODIES, containing a -ja. single selection from the production of two huodred Writers, compiled by Geo. P Morris. ! - - '"'"- " I - I t- 1 The Tree of Lrstal UnoM"- ledge j designed asan Afsitan jib tbji study - if Law, A new work iost received at tbe Store. Raieisb.bv TURjVKR & HUUH&S THE PRESIDENCY OF 1844. . m it No less tban seven nominations ha lreai brejo made for tbe Presidency after Gen'l. Har risoo's term expires. These nominations and their sources are : j - - . ,.'-" 1J Mr. Van Baren, by a Shenandoah (Va.) papar. 2. Mr Benton, by a Leesborg (Va.) paper. 3. Col. Joho$onr4y a public meeting in lodi ara'. .' ' - --t ' 4. Gen. Cass, by a public meeting in Greene township, New York, j i ! 5. Gen. Scott, by a New Jersey pk per. 6. Mr. Clay, by a paper in Mississippi. 7r J. G. Biroey, by the Emancipator. The Editors of these papers are the political leaders of the Country, we suppose, j - I : ; " M i ' . Tj'he New York Correspondent of the National Intelligencer says, " The Philadelphia Banks have notified the parties to the loan' :n this quar ter that they are ready to issue their i post notes, which ibow3 that all the arrangements for a re sumption are settled. ! t Gen. Harrison, the President elect of the United States has resigned bis office as Clerk of the County Court of Hamilton county, Ohio. C 1. 11 1 Patrick J W Lewis. SloktsG E Brown. ' Surry J R Mcintosh. , limes 11 Allspaogh. JrcdtU W M. Jordan. VocfrmZlel-H H Tipper. Davidson 4Tbales-McDunald. J Rowan SalUbtuyJ D Lomsden. Green6oref7)ifitcCM. Brock, P;E. Do. Station A Lea. Guilford J T SincUir. " Randolph W W Turner. Chatham A Norman. , Haw River R C Maynard. PiltsboroJ T Brame. Buckhom3 Rich. Oroe VVJ McSf asters. James Reld Agent fur Greensboro4 Female " Those whom love cements in holy Lv.l, h,, tr I ... 1 " nna rqaai iranspon.iree as iaiure uve. ivtiqp, rtjissronary 10 uregon. . what is the world to them, TV, ?vSO? VanV,rrel 0 wemPh'8 onferenee Its pomp, its pleasure and its nooin-nse all, j u uavis, j joyner, j UoOdman, trans- Who in each olherrdasn passed " tts 3 1 reading in iho Comr. r , and. was sent to the Senate; ; :Oji f thev t ame7 a,-tho billMaatin t! ? Elections to take place g the same th.i thrpyghoul e Sof, passed its rcccnu reading by a vote of more than, four to cr.c. Th first ThursJay in August is the d: v fixed on. y -'.;"" - - -; We pnaerstaod thit MrBinon of llctfi. erford mtdrao admirable Speech, on t!. ; Diu 10 faiDiua i dcw uounly by nar.s tl CIeafeIad.;.JV,t.;- V': . The Turnpike bill has been acah tcfjrc the Sena:e,i Mr." MitcheiI,'of WtiLca ai; : Ashe, delivered an able, comtnon'Scnsr, practical Speech in its favour. . Mr. Sner:: made another sortie against the bill, wind. elicited from a Was present the followir ' impromptu whicb, we pobhsh for its wit, atone: . . , . , ' ' S Fcr the Rtgislcr.) I EASTi vs. W EST. Qnih Senator C of Iufprofemcfits.tbefcrs:. t sorely to make good Roud 10 il-e Jlrcst ; I o wbiclt senator S. says, ".Vu as such z i , .. beast r. - h.)- -.: That Uhtad will not go any way but due East." ALTMl OFKUE.V. ferred to Virginia Conference: Next Session of Conference to meet, in Ra leigb,22d of beceoiber 184L supply of the fcbovH North Carolm Book finHE Subscriber has for sale, at hip-Nufse-j M nea in Davidson county, a large aisortrper of FRUIT Td KiSS, coosisiiftg of Apple, Per, Peach, Pld .13, Cherry, &C, embracing! -many ol the beat American and European train ; also a fine' selection of Riwes and Dahlias Tre will delivered at any reasonable distance from Lex; inaton, at the . usual price o" ,hauling. Priced catalogues sent gratis to all applicants, the psi- ae hems paid. 5CP Direct to Ijexinglon; IN; Carolina. ClUS, MOCK December 19, 1840-lf21 Petition for the Sale of the Land ot David Phillips, dee'd SUBSCRIBER IT WING purchased that well known' and ion? established robhc House, (Koowo 5 jhe name pf Slaogbter's Tavern,) in :he ,a of Satisbbrvi N. C.i informs bis Friends pe Public generally, that ihe same is now mht the iectDiibn of Travellers & Uoarders. TiBi IndlBiR wilt! be supplied mthl 'CBJi H 4 - : - t T - I .Jfst te matkeiland surrounding country af- 'ABtcssKeioasV and bountifully sop ffflHE "e.Aith grain and hrovender. of atl tinds. at-1 Jl the a J - -w. . i j i4 mi . 1 rj All of the best quality, and Iwill be soH low for creuu 10 ponnciuai ueaif rs. 1840 : I cosh, prion the usua Salisba'v, Deo jTalihfaj apd attentive Ostlers. " where; that they are i The undersigned pledges himself that no ex- faithfully all oroersiin sTon UUSpaillshall be wanting io give' gen'- which will be thankful ETBW CABINET in MS iV U F A C,T O R Y In Concord, N. Carolina. : 1 - . -I - iubsertbers wonld respfd fully in torpa citizens of iCabarrus county andelse- oow prepared to execute their line ot business-?- ft ft ft - ':'t iti fet.ftti wiikiinfr lu aivefTen- winch wi be thankfutlT received and ttieuoeo IHaiifacti5nlt ail I whodkav lavor him with I to nroinnllv. 1 ! 1 liJti , : r I . ) ' 1 . . . .1 ?. -I. 'i, r si ! v j 1 1 ThM will keen on nana, si ineir snap. nf ih. Cnri Hm4e. BUREJbS SID& JAMES L. COWAN. 1840: in CRETJRIES.Sr S Ste at tfirtiv atolln cjuwl&stjwds, bedstead P7ilY.T r T"" frc. .C; tikther with a handsome aitmeltit4 StittaT of Jlor tit a vbUitn, STOKES COUNTY. Court of Equity October I Term J 1S40 Eli Vhicker, wife & others"! VB Alex.- Hasel Nancy his w if e, Nathan lei - P h il 1 pJ, Jesse Philips, and others. J I .T appearing to the satisfaction of the Cojirt, thai Alexander Hasel and I Nancy 1 hi. Wife, Nashaniel Philips and Jese Philips, d nt Ue side within the limns of this State : it is there ore urdeied mat nuDllcauon oe loaqe ior weeks, in the Carolina W airhman, printed; at Salissb'uiy, that unless the said; Defendants an- bear at me next Court ot P.quliy to oe neio lor the county of Su ks; at the Court House; in Germanton, on the 2d inniay after1 the 4th mondav in march uext, and plead, answer or de mur.or the Peiuiun will be. taken pro 'icon lesSo aaaioRt them, aod the: cause beard exparte j Witness, F. Fries, Clerk and Easier ol said Court at office, the 2nd monday atitr tne 4:n monday ia September, A. D; 1840 I S F. ttRIES. catEJi Dec 12. 1 S40 -6 w20 Printer's fee $5 50 j ; BOARDS. CUPQOARDSsTABLES. BOOK CASES JVASfi S- il7rin.1840. IEHeV. dithers,) ef V: : "V - ' J; ?f v I petition for Pattitlon. W HH St'olhlrsiO "'1 ' -- - j i. 'V, wise it 'appeannff to the satisfaction of lAkxjndeTIanUl; Elinira Dai tnd syahihis wife;do no Cuutii; tl,t hh Defendants. David El- ntel and Lhas. not reside in this la- ua.b $ad for stx wesks in the uaroti a U ctjfuanf lotfthe said defendants to appear. tm f" ! 0 Vuu'1 01 jrieas anp S?ssiutts:a i the nex ' Cou rt t u be held for w.tec?';tkllaCyurthouse io Lexington, on 1 munr.iv ! in hpnruJtV RfVI. ami t.lrl All of which will be! disposed of low for cash, br eood paper. S i' All ordtiis, for Coffins which may be sent jo. them, will be aUentiied to and moderate ensrges T --- -- - . .1- made. i ! L DE3ERNATT & RAIN.. Vn nil those tchoarc in tctiiii of a first rate niece of Fuconure, I w ould re spectfully Uay, "ilet me inake it," and warrant them a piece of work not to be beater)' Having been principally engaged io tbe manu- rar.iurinr ol fine Mahcranr work tor, seferpt !5 "I - .1 i.. W t fur heiilritr exparte i as to them, and ! r-t : .Ut Dro enifflftn otitfPi! ntnintl llipm . TV,' : lest .f H I -v- (J H ASr MOCK, c c cv SU4 W.W19 --tPrlnierVfee $5 50 roe; years, can Therefore, be done. with confidence, make tbe promise: send me an order, and the work shall The C. UR F MAXUFACTUR 7 Cp.iIP.JyVK, havinV commence I . f"w. prep3reu 10 lornisn scalers H. DEJERNATT.I Subscribers wottldi be glad :oemploy, immediately, two good jourper mn eahinek-makeisL one to make walnut wok and tt.A4.ihWr mahosany. None but good Work men need apply, to Whom the best of wages w begiten; 7 . U " . ..vW L DEJEIlWAl i A' haie-. Concordw. c. Dec 19. 1840-I0w2i. j 'Stloa YaHJi,f.; ini,,, nntii.fm f,J - SrTF The Rale ah Register and tatettevine ' !ms. If Irv -f, r &, x'-T.;. t)oseiver will eiteThe above advertisement (for !3;RHGibEa BROWNE; Asenf. hands; three inserUoosrand fomaid-accpomt Io m im-Xfito . , T".- Mhv subscribers: ; K VIOLENT TORNADO. Li Our Ciiy was visited on Wednesday la?t i- ' .i , i . . by 'a violent Storm of Wind and Rain, which nearly unroofed tbe large W.rk- Shop of the Raleigh am) Gaston Rail Road Company, besides doing other damage ol leas' consequence The Tin Sheeting of For thi Carolina Watchman I am no friend, Messrs. Editors, to indiscrimi nate and often idle enh-gies of the virtues cf de ceased friends; bot when an Individual of great moral wurib and emicenl pieiy departs from cur midst, their virtues should be recorded fur tho boe fit and admonition tl the Uvlns- - The death announced in ycor last week's r- (Lou. At the first fire, Barbour receired pr of Mrs. Margaret Hall, consort of Jtpef'.i the ball of his aniaganist in his body, which E1 of Davie Couoty, was indeed a moved. An affectionate arid dutiful wife and u kind and indulgent mother," ske was doated up on almost as the guardian angel of her family, while their affections were still closer knit 1 her, by ibe assiduous care and gentle nursing , it had required to sustain her fat a number of ytzXi under a severe arJection ot ihe . Itver. As a neighbor and friend, she was 'nniyefsally belov ed and highly valued by, alllwho kuew her witb a hand ever ready to distribute cnanty where it was needed, and a Heart ever sympa thinn? with the afflicted. Loo? will the w riser- On Thursday last, the following gentle-j of this poor tribute to the worth ol Mrs. Hall, men all' Wlnse) were re-electwl Council-1 remember the many kindnesses and lessors tt tors of State. Viz : Joho A. Aodersoru of P!y receired irom ber wbUe bvicg. , L Hertford, Willie Pejry, of Franklin, Thorn- a prot.ssor religion, wrstiaii? ps a,- w i . r ' t u . n.-u ways thesame thing arm and tealrus; --It asMrGhee,of Person. Johnston Bosbee, i,er: CQ3tom l0-re.d macbJri tbe end Mil tvaxe. isaac 1 . a very, 01 ounce, James ..-,..,,,.., en.u ut ittfnnM tonA t,i rm. r w . r r l ain r J I 1 . -.'.. r. L,eax, 01 Kicnmona.ano Alien uuouwin, 1 pare ber for the eternal world; and wen did hp r the roof was rolled up likf leigi Register, i ! oil r no Vat v , i 01 FATAL4 DUELS! The Weturnpka Arfos states, on the ao- tnority ol a private letter, that a Duel was fought on the 12th ultimo, in Edeefield, f'S. C. ) between Col. Wigfa'.l and Preston Brooks, Esqi, (growirg out of the difficul ty mentioned in our last paper.) which re- suited in both being mortally wounded. A Duel was lately fought, on Natchez Island, between 11.4$. Barbour. Esa . and Dr. G. C. McWhorter. both of Vidalia. asp whatever fair High fancy forms, and larish hearts can wiih!" 'MARRIED, In Anson coaniy, on the 24h oil., by A!! i Ty e. Ebq., 51 r. ' William UiU. io M is ;...' Ramsey, eldest daujj&ter of Sam'I Ramsey E. caused bis death in about 20 hours Another took place, a few davs after, in Louisiana, opposite Vicksburg, between John M. Chilton and Robert E. Harris, both of the latter place. "Harris fell at the nrst fire, wiUi his left leg broken and a se vere flesh-wound in the right. i 1 i! . - - From the Raleigh Register of Dec. 22, 1340. STATE LEGISLATURE. of Chatham. Ou Fridav. William H. Battle, of this City, was electejdjiJudge of the Superior Courts of Law and Equity, to which situs Hon he hat' been temporarily appointed by the Governor! and Council. lie was cho- I WILL sell, in the Town the 1st day of January, a of Salisb'irv. n NEGRO BOY 1 j named I-aac. the property of Sarah D nLirii He k iouo2 and likely . boy ut good cbaractef I wi!i hire for the next year thjree lx,ysJ J j , A. tr UlUMUUS. Salisbury. Dec 19, 1840-$w21 j- i- " - S a- i 1 rHBIHE Subscriber triers lor ja:e nw; vaiuaoie A Plantation whereon he how lives, lying six aod a half miles East of Salisbaryj naPt? the main road leading to Mokes' retry, con taining 22G ACKES, on hichjis an excellent Dwelling HooseJKncberi and oth er out hooses : also a good new Barn, an excel leot meadow, aod about 60 acres in culiivatioft, which is mostly fresh ground- I is j also .well watered, and as for health there is oone except ted io this section of country. Any person wijp inw m huv land Would do well to come and view tbe premises and apply soorj. .Paymenta swiI be mad. easy-. , g Rwaoeo,Jan.2, 184H9w2S Jj Jj rmEMPERANCE, The Cabarrus Codnty JL Temperance Society will hold, a meeting in th T.ian uf Concord. .n the second 'lliurs- rf.tin Janoar? 1941. The oojeel of tbe' meet in is 10, discuss the propriety of addpiiogntie iLrinn Temnerance Union Pledget n A full meefinffof all the members j is desirable and ne- ce&sarv. tSr order oi.tne cocieiy-. cessajy. Dy Janus fc4&4l-2w23! trT In the House w.- TbarsMtay, Mr, Stanly tof, i S- 4."!." in Bering the resolution 1 jiSJf 'A ter General to deposite suctrbootes aui his Department as may noi be required for daily and Immediate use, in he fire-proof vaults of the Treasuiy Building, for safe-kteping, be did noi mean to be oodeistood as inieoding io throw 001 any suspicion or imputation against the present incumbent : hot that the late head of the Vosl Office Department was 'urking about the city, r.d fie was mean enougn lorany ming. -uou soniat. I ' I ,;. For the Carol na Watchman NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, met in Mocksville, Davie coomy. N. C, Dfc. 23d and clsed 00 the evening of the 29i4i. Bishop Moiais presided with his usoal dignity and ur banily Seven were received on probaijan, ten ordained Deacons and eight Elders.; Ihe fol lowing are the appointments of the; Ministers for the year 1841 : Raleigh District 3 as. Jamieson, P. E. Do City W. S Johns on. Do. Circuit J. B. A I ford, B. T. Blake sup. Tar River Ti. Colbretb. Smithfield W. H. Barnes. Granville H. G. Leigh sup , one to be sup- ; plied. Person D. B. Nicholson. IhUsborough and J.S. D. Bumpass. -Udlsbtrouih Lxrcuxl J ; r A W. Jones. Principal of Preparatory Depart ment at Randul ph Macon College. R. O. Uur ton Agent for R M. College. i Vcicfcern District R. J Carson, P. E. Do Station 3 Edwards. Snow UiU-J. L. Nicholson. iStanlonsburg W.S. Colson. t Duplin K P Bibb. Sampson H Gray. Topsail C Pridgen. Trent o fearse Straits-W S Chafin. Beavfort-3 Tillet. Washington District AV. E.PelL, P. E. j Do Station J T Wytcbe. J?OQVirJre-T. S Campbell. 7Vn"6oro' P AV Archer. Plymouth 'V Garrard. JaMamtwJIreef N A Hooker. . Bath R J Wyrio r JVeuse WJH Nisbet. ortsmouth 4 OerocsAe M " asn . anciUe District $. 8.. Betas, P. E. nil far W Soeck. franklin Allegany J W Jacksoo, J John- I sir n Piffiyfrawta W J Carter. Rockinsham W W Albea. CaifIl- W Anderson, J Hank sop. DantiiUC Fraiherson. Loreoza Lea, Principal ot Leasburg Academy Salisbury District P. Docs, Pr E. life shadow forth the divine influences thus it- tained; Mrs. II professed religico at the eirly affe ut IS. and to her death., when In her 70th year, she evidenced by her couversaiion and ac tions that the change of heart she profaised W33 real and of holy origin. At ber death, she cra3 a i'amt an. A ktahl valopH mmher the V'f sen on the second trial, his only opponent Uyierian Chorcb. She retained her reason y being Judge oaunaers. we gave me nrst 1 tbe moment of her death,, and departed in a vote in our last paper, and thesecond stood sweet sleep as it were, trjamphing in tbe h'-p thus : Battle 91, Saunders GS, Scattering, of a speedy and happy meeting with her Savior. 9. No definite vote has been taken as yet, on either of the specific propositions, ask ing the aid of the stale to suvancemecause of Internal Improvements, if Af5e zeept the recommendation ofT&e Governor, touching the construction of a Rail Road from Waynesborof to thlsCtty. That has been reported npovAe-fnXidient ai ihjs time, and the House have concurred in the Re. port. The bill granting relief to the Wilming ton R'tadf has been the rubject of discus sion for several days in the Commons, but no vote has been taken which would justi fy the expression of an opinion, as to its ultimate file; Gen. Owen, President of the Company, was heard at the Bar of the House on Friday, in favor of the bill It 1? a matter of astonishment to us, bow the Legislature can hesitate for a moment in granting the; assistance prayed for, either hy this Company or that of the Raleigh and Uaston Rail Road, considering the gur- antee of indemnity which is offered. The Ust interests of the State reqtnrelt, and they frhould be held to a strict accountabil ity who oppose such salutary and whole some measures of legislation. The Turnpike bill Mill Mdrags its slow length along1,' in the Senate, but we have not data sufficient, to hazard to its prospects. He publish in this pa per, Mr. Clingman'e first Speech in its fa vor, which shall be followed on Friday by Mr. Shepard reply, and in the succeeding paper, "by Mr. Clingman'1 rejoinder. We are glad to see that a bill has been reported for the establishment of a Peniten tiary, fcy Mr-jMendenhall. Important Bills have been presented in e-ich House by Messrs Worth and Shepard, on the subject of Com raoa Schools. V S. Just; ss. our paper it prepared for Press, we learn that the bill for the relief of the Wilmington Kil Koad Company has passed the -House of Commons by a vote of 56 to 52; the Stockholders who . m a are member, having been excloued Irom voting. Mrs. Hall left an aged husband and 5 chil dren, whose rief; however intense, should ho calmed by the coosoling hope, which is certain ly, theus, that their loss is ber everlasting cam. it. BRIGADE ORDERS. i , . v . . From thRaleighMesitcr cf Dec; 25. Tbe Senate has been engaged principally, this week, in considering tbe subject of Common Schools, and in devising uieasores to remedy the defects of the system as es tablished at last session. Three tir fonr different Plapa-ate before the Legislature, and there seems to be a fixed determination not to alj' iirn, without doing something effectual in tins important mtter On Wednfedat , the bill for ibe relief of the Kileigh tnd Wilmington Rail iluid Co. Head Quarters Concord, N-C, Jan. 1, 3811. 5 To the Colonels Commanding ibe following Re giments in ihe 1Kb Brigade and 4th Divi sion of North Carolioa Mditia. Vou are, by these orders, commanded ta p iade your respective Regiments as follows: The Regiment of Militia in Cabarrcs coun ty at Concord, 00 Thursday the 4ih of Mar.',, next .-.-j',.': - ' -1: The Regiment of Cavalry composed rf tlo Counties of Mecklenburg, Cabarrus and Moi -t- an opinion as glKnery at Cohcord on Thursday the 4th cf larch next. The Regimenl of Volunteers composed i f tl.o Counties of Meeklenburg, Cabairua andMcnt gomery, at Coticcrd on Thursday the 4th tf March nsXt. " The North' Regiment of Militia in the cccr ty of Mecklenmrg, at Charlotte, cn Tue.jJ3y the 9ib of March next. The Sooth Regiment of said County, it Hcosioo's on Thursday tie I lib of March nrst. The Western Regitnsnt tf Militia ia t! -County Montgomery, at Eben Hearn's, c r; Tuesday ibe Itfih of March nexr. The Eastern Regiment of Militia cf ssi! Cnonty, ai Lawrence rille.oa Thursday the It '.. 0' March oext. The above Rfgiroents will appear t! days above menltoned,Eqoipped as the Lav rr qiirej, at 10 oelork', A. M., for Review ani lr spection by the Brigadier General. WILLIAM C. MEANS, Brig. Gen. I lib Brigade N. C. Militia. The following Officers have been appoint I and Commissicned to 40a pose the StafT. tf 1: Brigadier General of the llih Brigade an4 1.:. Division of rorth Carolina annua. Majjr William Bamnger Aid-de-Carap. Vlajir William Alexaider Brigade Inspect:-. CapU Robert S Yung Brigade Q letter T; ter. ' '''"' - Dr. Charles J. Fox Brigade Sorgeen. All ifficers and privates are commands 1 resurct and obey them accordingly. " WILLIAM C-MEANS. Brig. Ifib Brigade N. C.' M:ti-i- Jaajur rl8l MY