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From the NatfonaJ Intelligencer.
' THE OUEGQN f lkt?OTI ATION.
Thrust ul oupcoluioftt to-day, by the ex-
Alf.'l li.'.l .Vt'jJ.t ...Lilt.
f'if lb ouictai ;puiu ca i,iun wiikii occupies
,o routiusPce;fPi feffrti !f be unable
9'placo atorice Wforeiotij readers he interest.
.. ' kAdee'tt of the' N. fYork Cham jer of Com.
gxfce io ourjMiniaterjjujt returning from the
Bffotiaiioft ofiKe Oregon treaty, and Mr. Mc
A jg'i jrrpiy, wnicn nave just reucuru us in me
N'eW York paper. Betides .being of a spmt
commending! jjierri to the public approval, one
of them (thel ;eply) embraces ms.tter ihat is
binlj worthy 'of attention1.
. We hare at pTOscivi, However, qniy space to
n'(s a moLh1 ugv, U tikvU to., be. cut of. T-Thtf
pples ar falling befdre they aTe ripo'f peach,
es hare but little flavor. .Melons ofj all kinds
are comparatively tasteless; and the; grapes,
which promised so well, are rotting by tbe bush,
el. Such! i s our fatej and J presume we must
submit to it. Had toe less opposition to a fair
Tariff in Carolina, and a little more diversity
of labor, tpr might be supplied with means, when
our crops ark short, fit purchase from abroad"
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1 APPROPRIATIONS BY! CONGRESS.
I The official statement of the appropriations
made at the late session of Congress, prepared
by the Clerk of the House of Representatives,
shows the) aggregate! to be $51,470,191 .18.
The various heads of appropriation are as Fol
lows: i i
Civil and diplomatic qxpenses
lir that tMs latter dorument contains one par
igraph whicrthpugh. most sound
tie view which it takes of the bas
and rteht in
is on
which
Mr. McLane thought, jn going out on his mis-
jion; thai the; two Aathim snould treat entirely
lurprijesusiiy its explicit declaration that these
tWPff itinTPdLil views' of oJ rights and
pf the objejet slat wfcich tbi? negotiation should
ilnu Nothing "u'-i w"!' ,,c mrc ' opposite
Lit (he semimefttt Vbich our representative
thus ittrihuterto thePresident as his genuine
pops, an'd those which, down to this very Mes.
rtge ubmiuUg the treaty of the Senate, lie in
fvefy way ettihitt'd to! the people of this coun
trj. The passage 'of which we $Dak amounts
to sii averment, from aii authority the highest
that couW wrS be, to Mr. Polk jiever cuter
t&ined any 'but the; moat moderate nndrational
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Indian Department
Naval service
'Army
'Volunteers and other Jroops
Prosecution of existing war
Regiment of mounted Kinemen
Sappers, twiners and jontoniera.
Military Academy ;
Fortifications
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j Defensive works"
Post Office Department
Pensions .
Deficienciesof 1846
Smithsonian Institution viz
Interest oh fund of (515,169 00
which may have accrued on 1st
dsy of July next
Miacellaneeua
84.053.C12 C3
1,106.693 50
7.449 J03 45
6373X)82 67
1135759 00
10,000,000 00
8100 00
25flOQ 00
123W 00
1,440,000 00
. 170.000 00
4,078,540 75
1,74435 40
- 1,70014 99
242,129 00
429.138 89
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u7;Pi ISupxior Cou:t .nott in Session, are
at this moment tryingrihe-casethti Slate :vsf
llasket, on the charge of beiilg a; participant ;
iftlhe; murder of Rlrs. WestPavidYblentinl;!
the other accused, has obtained the removal of
his trial to the county;of Davidson. ! i
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In thil Cbutttv on ihe 10th inat. bv thV Stpbhen
f rontk, iMr; ifseph. Owens to Miss Mary L. Lowrance.
By tMs Homing's MaiL
FROM ThIeEATAV A RIOT
AMONG THE VOLUNTEERS. !
The ste amer McKim, arrived at N. Orleans
On Saturday, Sent. 5th. from ttraxna St. Jajrol
. ... - - " 19 'r
which place she left on the 2d Inst. From the
Delta we have received an account of a most
disgraceful and bloody riot between five com.
panies of the Georgia regiments who went on
board of a steamboat, to be carried up to Cai
rnargo. Two of these companies had been at
variance several days and being brought so
close together, quarrels ensued, and words soon
led to blows, and in a short time a general not
was raging on the upper deck.
Col, Baker, bf the 4th Regiment of Illinois
volunteer!, encamped about hali a mile from the
boat, determined to tender his services to quell
the riot and, accordingly repaired thither with
a small force, for that purpose. He was warm,
ly received by the rioters, who met him with
On Wednesday the 9th inst.. in this CountT. Georse
M.i son of George FVSmith, aged 10$ months.
j- iAlas;!jhoWj changed that lovely flower '
i jWhicH Roomed and cheered my heart
Fair fleeting comfort of an hour '
, Ilow aoon we're called to part.
' 1 i'Mj' ' Communicated.
Drugs! Drugs! Drugs!
T HAVE how received a new stock of Drugs, Medi-
'SL cines, Atcj.,' which I am confident is the largest and
best assort metit ever ofterd in this market. I invite in-
epections as to, quantity and quality, and from Physicians
and Country Merchants would respectfully ask a call,
feeling assured thai I can offer inducements that cannot
fail to please, j Among my stock may be found the fol
lowing, risc 3
Best French and American Quinine,
1 -w'
amxTTrr... T. IiecclTed nn Entire IVcvr StocU of tTntrh
.B!Ss3.Sdmm' Hair-broahe.; Combs, Huf. CW. J r s -ud
I all kind of fancy good.fo nSi" SV TACI.I2S, Frrtun"
j i " wmer loc,t' 'aables UVrai W Ti1 S
and finest assortment evr frrl Af-i?
rticles have been carefully .elected rnN
ought any where eUe in tk. i 1?
ai
boa
elrv
meroos to nicuuon
now lo offer to the f cl c :
the town of Salifl'u-r. T
cheaper
. CU "minefortlwnr!T',bebrevurchir
;ht any where else in it Su? ! -Yrk pbia, and will be ml i
of any description, will find it ia ik!!!?" ,n W,nt ? Goe 8ld and silrrr Lever Wau
' n .T . uaa 11 lo their interest to mI iwi . . r-
All kinds of Watches will be rrZwJZ'ujJT0 g Wo.re- 1e are determined lo aril cheap f
peating ana riam; also -Clocks. Mrt.ii . 7 " r'rPx.lJoruonuLl'ateot-Le
warranted for twelve mnniV. t ' . "? Jl k,nas of Jewrlnr.nni in nr U n ra-.r,,
f A t luzr.T...1?? Bna pn watches will be .itj i t . :
wen. nu wun snu irom a ctstance wi'l K. r n j . cui-urrra, ana wirr:
for Jewelry or work done. T" U carefufly attended to. wj eolJ anj ,p ta. :
Salisbury, N. C.,Sept. 10A 1840 20:tf
warrtr- .
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BOGER & V1L.
bayonets
set, and against whem he defended
himself with his drawn sword. But he was fi-
The pass
is so brief
Ueu si to oujr claims in Oregon,
igeyhich contains this avermen
ircomprchensiVe, that, intending to publish
. .; M '.' li 1 .i'..'Li . nil ! , r i
In our next paper mm uio Aoaresq ana iiepiy,
we ieparato if Irom t ho body ot the Keply, that
or readers, rrjay jiidge! for themselves, from the
te it, rather than fromdtir comment.
t"IIVfn2 some' knowledge, frorn my official
position al tne time, oflthe policy and objects
'6ff conveniiont o ol 182S, I am quite per
suaded that its miin design was to lead, in a
futute partiijor i ofl thef; territory, to the rccog.
hflion of onrxlaim to the country, not north,
but sputVpt jhe 40th parallel, and tetween that
and the Cohirnbia Tivf r. A division' of the
fount ry upon tpat principle, wnn a reasonauie
rfgara is nguis, grown j up unuer tne joint pos-
seistont always appeared to me to atlord a just
and practical basis fijan amicable and honor
able adjustment of thb;. subject. Such, also, I
was satisfied werd thi!; views of our Govern
,&hen! at thciliine'I engaged iri my rec?nt mis
lion f.'and in earn,estl!and steadily laboring to
jfifrct a'scltHnenti upfh that baii, I was but
f presenting. ne ; policy ip my own government,
and failhfullif promhixng. the, in'cntions and
tisks of tits PrektknL"
$51,476,191 19
- The amouni bf appropriation! for Smithsonian
Institute, to be replaced in the treasury by interest ac
cruing on State bonds; held by the United States for ori-
f inal Smithsonian tund. i ;
DIHECT TAXES COMING ! j
The "Journal of Commerce," not icing
some cbrges the Providence Journal anrj
Hichmotijd Whig have brought against it;
of favoring direct taxation instead of a
collection of taxes by the customs, says i
" We state theiruth alout a risins favor fori
direct taxation, and give it as our opinion that
further agitation of the tariff question will be
likely to result iri further reductions :j and these
papers inet the matter with slang and tell us
vve threaten.
nally shot through the neck, and was carried off
as dead. The riot continued to rage on until
several companies of Illinois volunteers arrived
with ballJcaitiidges ; it then soon ceased, and
he Georgians were disarmed and put under
strong guard, and were so kept, up lo the time
ot the departure of the express, the next day.
Col. Baker a wound was not considered mor
tal. Onjthe morning of 1st. inst., about 30 of
the wounded, (some mortally) were lying upon
the boat and shore, and it was generally believ
ed that lle dead (at least eight or ten, had been
thrown overboard. It is said the Col. of Geo.
Reg. shot several of his own men, ringleaders
in the riot, i ; j
The O. Bee speaking of this riot says,
the number of killed and wounded amounts toi
20 or 30, besides which some 8 or 10 werej
thrust or thrown overboard and drowned. j
There is nothing further of much interest
from the Rio Grande except that the steamer
Calomel', (Eng.)
Blue Mass, : . j
Castor Oil, (fresh.)
Eng. Rhubarbj
Do. Jalap, r
Do. Ipecac, '
Ep. Salts,
Magnesia,
Camphor, "
Madder
Indigo,
Brimstone, ;
Snuffs (all kinds,)
Ginger, ; kj '
Pepper,!
' Spice,' '
Starch, ,
The Journal
then does threaten excises
White Lead,
Litharge,
Red Lead,
Prus. Blue,,
Vermillion,
Venecian Red,
Spanish Brown,
Larrrp Black.
Putty and Glass,
Verdigris, (dry and in oil,)
Coach Varnish,
Sand paper,
Turpentine,
Gold Leaf,
Gold Foil,
Jim BROWK ri r ... rAlK. I am warranted in aaying to tte pu:. r -Sent
11 lS46-20 3t ' 1 Cmd l" I b 8tnct ion,lhe HOUSE will yield a v rv
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QUARTERS,) ROWAN HO
MiduMqtiotkistt, $ FOR SALE f
ENTION ! Officers of the six. ..
ATTENTION! Officers of the six.
y-Jourtt Regiment :
YOU are Hereby commanded to parade
at the Court. Ha ;n th.
Salbury, on Saturday the 10th day of
October Hext, at 10 o'clock, A. M., with f
iue arms i r drill : and hr orHr wirA
THE SUBSCRir.nn
WISHING TO REMOVE FROM Till : n
o tiers hia ;
HOUSE AND FURNITURE :
for sale. PerFon who wil, ,n : Tr . .
. iiit.fr lail.u K '
some income. Dunne the time I hare Li i
lbhment, it has been.rxtensirely patronised h
tr.P.llinr. m . . fr .r
u.iruiiig iu wuuuj CCNOa. 1 OC IlOl
Brushes, (all kinds,)
Blacking, &c,
Chemical and Surgical Instruments.
- J. II. ENNISS.
Sept. 18,.184621:tf
7 LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will offer at public sale on Friday the
10th of October next, a valuable plantation on the
head waters of Scills creek, fifteen miles west of Salis
bury, khown as the plantation of Henry Albright. This
tract contains about -220 ACRES, is well improved,
having on it a; good dwelling, a first rate barn, and all
other, necessary out-houses, all in good repair. A larse
part of the land is fresh cleared and in a fine state of cul
tivation. The tract also embraces a first rate meadow,
good orchard and excellent drinking water, and is gen
erally well watered. Terms made known on the day of
sale. ;r ALEXANDER BROWN, Agent.
MATCH RACE.
rilHERE will be a Match Race, single dash of one I tnown frora Nortn to South, haring bee a lr4-: c
-M mile, come otl over the Salisbury Turf on Monday iei Ior P"'"1 many years. 1 hose wuJan t f :
isth Uct. next, lor $509 a side, between Josephs "y now have an opportunity in purchaci 15 .
West, of Burke, and Win. S. Nortrnent of Mecklen- ! Anient, I would advise them to come and V- :
rg. Joseph S. West enters his sorrel mare Marv five UiXtna to. sell and will give a bargain. Ttrt
bu
years old, by Haywood, he by imported Leviathan, dam
ty the same horse. Norment enters Harry YouDgs
grey horse Ben Naizer. by American Eclipse, dam by
Hampton's Rowten. We would further state that any
person whatever can enter in this race by paying the
S500 entrance, as the race will be kept open until Satur
day the l ahOct. two days previou. to the race, when
me name win oe ciosea JOSEPH S. WEST
Wa, S. NORMENT.
Sept. 11, 1846 20:Ci
made easy to suit the times. Letters address J u
this subject will be attended to in due reason.
JAMES L..COV.".
Salisbury February 4, 1646 tf 41
All persona having claims agaipst the estate of Henry
Albright, decd., are requested to present them for pay-
this
GOOD OLD DOCTRINES.
V!t are iattiin as hard as wej can for the
goo old doctrincp that carried Jackson into
power in 1829. It Is refreshing trt read some
of the old IIers writingsin the hotter and pu-
jScchouj " the Gen-
hiig law to Mr. Cole-
1
v
man
rer days tf the cnUutri
MMtl" lays tfuwn tho
"I will ask.wbst i ihe real situation pfotir agricul
toritts T ' bcre has lheA,thercan farmer a market for
nirpiui rroaucis 1 1 except tor cotton, ne nas neitn-
and starripts. instead of tariffs on imports,
and an income tax also- " a tax say on all
incomes greater tlian fiye hundred dollars
annually; a tax on gold watches, coach
es,JiotesJof hand, &c. ; would such a plan
(adds the Journal) please the masses, and
upset the Democracy?"
The "Globe! has an article something
in the same vein :
3 t. .
44 It is riow no uncommon opinion iamong a
large number of our people that, a system of di
rect taxation wilt have to be adopted iiltimately
in this coiinty, and we believe throughout the
world, put few who believe in thetruthof this
doctrine attempt; to conceal their opinions. An
expression of their opinions no longer injures
hut rather strengthens their popularity with the
people, si here; is a disposition among Demo
crats to gjve.the; new tariff a fair trial, so thiit
capital invested j under it may have a fair chance
to prepare for q change, slill further reducing
the duties ; for assured, there will be no change
hut ono of still 'further reduction. A system 6f
difect taxation would benefit ninety-nine men out
of every Hundred. Therefore we are' willing to
appeal to the interests of the people in settling
tins ijucawuii.
Enterprise hurst her boilers on the 21st ultimoi notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
killing hve and wounding several others, out ot
about ISO peisons on board. ; j
General Taylor wa9 still at Camargo, but in.
tended to leave about the 5th inst. for Monterey.
ALEX. BROWN, Ag't.
Christina Albright, Executrix.
Sept. 18, 184G 3w21:paid
Frbm the N. O. Picayune, Sept. 5, 1846.
LOSS OF THE V. S. BRIG-OF-WAK, i
TRUXTON.
We received this morning, by way of the Balize, the
following note, informing us of the wreck of the U.. S.
brig-of-wur Truxton a supurb vessel of 10 guns.
U. S. Revenue steamer Legare,
S.W. Pass, Sept. 3d, 1846.
Editors of the Picayune : hI have just arrived from Ve
ra Cruz, which place I left on the 29th instant, bringing
with me despatches from the Commodore for the Gov
ernment. The United States brig-of-war Truxton was
wrecked n the 15th ult., near the mouth of the river
Tuspan. Two lieutenants and nineteen men reached
the squadron at vera Cruz in boats-: the balance of the.
officers ahd crew, including the captain, were made pris
oners, and it is said were marched off to Tampico.
- The yellow fever had made its appearonce on board j
the British vessels of war at Sacrificios. . ; I
The scurvy prevailed to a great extent on board the!
Potomac frigate. Ihe balance ot the squadron were in;
good health.
Santa Anna had landed at Vera Cruz. He was re-i
ceived with great demonstrations of joy the city and j
castle both Ealuting him. He was permitted to landj by!
Lommodpre Conner. It is presurnd that he had a passK
rjort. Yours respectfully. in baste, JX.Vs.u
. :
; NOTICE
IS hereby given that application will be made to the
General Assembly at its next session for a charter to
be granted; to an incorporated Company to open and
navigate the Yadkin River, from Wilkesboro. to the
South Caroliaa line. MA N Y CITIZENS.
September 14, 1846 tf 21
TRUST SALE.
T Y virtue of a Deed of Trust to me executed, on the
JLM 8th day of Oct. 1645, by Daniel Limbaugh, for pur
poses thereia specified,! shail proceed to sell on the pre
mises of the dee'd., on Thursday and Friday the 1st and
2d days of October next, on a credit of nine months, the
following property, to wit :
One Tract of LAND containing 286 Acres, lying on
the Yadkin River, adjoining the lands of Richard Barnes,
Joseph Pearson's heirs, and others; on which is a most
excellent dwelling house, together with all necessary out
houses kitchen, barn, cribs, stables, dec, all in first-rate
order. There will also be sold, ; ,
TWO NEGROES
State ot ILortti Gavcit:
IREDELL COUNTY; j
Superior Court of Equity, Spring T rr;, 1
Milton Graham, admr, of Miles J. GraWnj c .'
Milton Campbell,
versus -Samuel
Welch and bis wife Lacy E , an JAW
Cowan, Executor of Lucy Journy, dec'J '
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Ck r'n. :
tcr for the county of Iredell, that tl.-: Ji f
Samuel Welch and his wife Locy E.- Welc'.i, are r
habitants of this State, publication ia herrly
be made for eix weeks in the Caiolina Wf cl
the said defendants. Samuel Welch and I h v
E. Welch, that they appear at the next F. ; -r
of Equity to be held at the Courthouse in .
the county of Iredell, on the 3rd monday c r :
monday in Angnst next ; and then and ther- t
the bill of complaint of Milton Graham, a!n r. t ;
l
1 woman and 1 likely boy about 12 vears old 4 bead 1 "V raham' tec d ' Moa Campbrll. f. 1
I of Horses. 15 head of Cattle. 40 bead of Hogs, . large 1 ?em.m Tx A t 7 ' i "
j portion of which will do to tat en this fall ; 1 set of black- ! IT w M,Bd1,. f abl Je. 1 ' '
t o r r i and decree as shall be made in the premie . ; t
smith 1 ools, U new Cotton Oms, of an unproved pattern. . -n i - t '
i c; fnrA i n ,,. i V- u j Fa,ir. ment pro conjetxt will be taken against t ; i.
1 tMderxjard. .1 liureflu. 1 corner I ,nnhn.i rH rwn moi. 1 . . J . . . 0
UUUC I 111 T liSIIU B1IU BCIIIH l UJ.H.-C II...
IWILtisell on Tuesday the 20th day of October next,
at ithe late residence of Lucy Journey, deceased, on
Hunting Creek, near Hamptonville, all the personal pro
perty of Ithe estate of said deceased, consisting of
EIGHT LIKELY AND VALUABLE
:l rr c nJ- ya i r. I
v;r, 1 0 c.-ii. ta t ,Ko j w j 1 tQe 3rd monday after the 4th monday 111 1 . :
Y ma-mill, Z btuls and 1 ubs, one road v agon, and a rj 1345 L. Q ?1IRP
great many other valuable articles too tedious to men- j ", .c -,t, ltur ic ri '
tion.
Negroes
y
n
d
r
n
1
a'
fr a foreign nofahorhe marke., Does this not clearly
P"rf , wW4 there is no market; either at home or abroad
tiat there, i tx much labor employed in sericulture, and
that the cnannels for labor shoutd e multiplied 1 Com
Draw from
ijriculture jfhis superabundant llabor, employ it in me-
thinism sid manufactunrs.. thereby creatinz a home
mirket for your breadstufis, and distributlnc
most profitable account, and benefits to the
i!t. TaVffom.agficiiitoreiirt the United States, si
lundred tBoiiaind mrtil, Womei 'snd children. and voi
ill It once giT a home market for moj-e bread-stuffs,
all Europe. trow tarnishes ui Jn short, sir, ice hat '
falog'iubjtctfiiiBritUi'-merchants.: It is time
feould betome a, little mpr' Americanized."
The Savannah papers inform us of the
death, iri thatj place, of Dr. William A.
CarutheK, formerly of Lexington, (ValJ
Dr. Carither$ had won considerable dis
tinction by several novels, illustrative 6f
the ancient manners and customs of Vir
ginia. The jast of these, The Knighjs
of the Hbrse jShoe," was sent to us a few
days agci byja friend of the author, and
we had just
received the
Will an j oijio argue that jGcn. Jfacksnn
or coes
va
th
.1
3
rong wben he .wrote ho ahove
progrenWe derhocracy t'! gradually crow r
rrfect that ;t 1) dnctrinfs U old Illc kory are to"
w rtpudiitedi , Vre wIsH some of our dcmo
and would h
as a writer
health been
inished its perusal when we
melancholy tidings ot his
death. Dr. C.; was a man of fitje genius.
ave achieved high eminenqe
of fiction had his life and
Spared.
-Rich. Whig.
say, Whether
truth varip!
eruic friend would
Ithte rnei,orv
'd frotrtlho&o fiood bid I doctrines
'bini into 'power, but vhih they
ua coMimpt ever kijn.ee kecident
pouible f(jrihem to put them in piftrcticc.
INTERESTING TO AUTHORS AND
PROPHIETORS OF BOOKS, fcc. !
; I j i
The tdnthjsection of the late actof Con
gress establishing the Smithsonian Institu
tion requires the author of or proprietor
of any book map, chart, musical compo
sition, print, (cat, or engraving, for which
a copyright (shall be secured, to deliver
a copy thereof withfh three months after
Another letter w;riter from the steamer Legare, dating!
Sept. 3, says ' Santa Anna is at Vera Cruz, or near by.j
He had a passport from our government, or he wduldj
have beei taken prisoner. He was received with the
roar of cfennon from castle and city, ringing of bells, Ate.:
" Mexjcan papers received on board the Princeton two-
days before I sailed, stated that the Mexican army haver
refused to march against Gen. Taylor. No doubt exists:
but that some change is to take place in the country ;
and the probability is that Santa Anna will again.be ;
President. It is reported that he is in favor of peace,1
with the United States." !
1 - i ii. miKliAAti An rnf no Nprfirnrt' t r Ka nla aaI
IUIU vuiiivu
have treated
rendered it
A N. Q. Tropic.
t TH
TRUTH FROM SOtrni CAROLINA.
I M'e ' hava alwnyi held that protection is of
rtunpprtince toi the agriculturist s than to any
aercaaot cuiiehs, which theft!
Mowing let-
'".M p Car6lih4fhiUed in the Charles-
Xrrcury, the Free-Tride organ, of the 2Qb
f uly ful ly admits 1 and!
ly admits 1 and cnnrl..civolv
a jtj South Carolina, t$e rery hLt.bed of tho
imS n ' ..' . f .1. . ie . J . . . I.
"vTroieriinniis. wu una mm htT.i.A. i.
)i ! l of the country is avowed by sorne, who have
rt i3t iljowed their better judgments' to he cloud-
. 1-1 (1 M ( I
1 I
II
in the Libra,ry of said Institution. Hon.
William J. Hough, member of Congress
of N. Yofk, Is the Secretary, and has ap
pointed B. B. French. Esq., Clerk of the
House of Representatives of the U. Stateb,
at the city of Washington, an assistant, to
i whose care any such productions may
(be sent. Other communications, during
the recess of Congress, may be addressed
as above, orito the Secretary at Cazeno
via, New;! York.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO
IF TRUE.
t . The Nlew York Herald has received from Washing-;
ton intelligence from the Rio Grande, arid the Cabinet
at Washington, which, if true, is very important. It is
as follows :
A courier is now in this city, despatched by Gen. Tay
lor, fromjthe head quarters of the Amer. army, and we
are informed on the most reliable authority, that no pro
posals fot peace whatever have yet been made either by,
the Mexican or American Governments, or by any of
their accredited agents.
This njiessenger left after Santa Anna's arrival in Mex
ico, and after he had had sufficient time to make advan
ces, if he intended to do so, towards our government.
This news we hardly expected, but it isiall explained
by the fact that Santa Anna had given assurances to his
friends that, in returning to resume the command of the
army, he should most implicitly follow the public will
and inclinations of the people of Mexico,! in regard to
the war. He is now waiting to learn the popular feel
ing. Thlis is one item.
The sepond item of intelligence brought by this cour
ier is thai the Ministers of England, France and Spain,
in the Capital of Mexico have given ihe gravest assu
rances to Sonta Anna that neither he nor his government
shall receive from them one dollar, or the slightest en
couragement in prosecuting this war.
This arises evidently from the immense damages
which arej flowing to the commerce and mining interests
of those nations, which are so seriously affected by ex
isting hostilities.
J
among them is one boy who is an excellent Wagon Ma
ker by trade two plough boys, nearly grown ; one young
woman, two grown girls, and two small boys. The wo
man and girls are Good Cooks, they use the nee
dle expertly as well as the hoe.
ALSO, SEVERAL HEAD OF HORSES,
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep ;
! f7 a laree quantity ot
CORN, WHEAT, Kye,
OATS and FODDER ;
oo road Wagon and gearing, farming utensils, ail the
household and kitchen furniture, with other articles too
tedious to mention. Terms made known on the day of
sale. :By , W. F. COWAN, Ex'r.
September 9th, 1846.
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Sept 11, 1846 20 3t Trustee.
P. S. A longer credit will be given on the land, if de- '
jflired, the purchaser paying interest after 9 months. j
PURE SOUTHDOYLEICESTER 1
IlucJks and Xortli Devonshire
Bulls for Sale,
THE subscriber has for sale; a few pelected and ex
cellent epecimens of the alovc stock, including the
Pure Breed, J and j. also, a superior thorongh-bre J Bull
CALF, 2 years old the 12th of October last, and three
other grade Bull CALVtS of unsurpassed beauty.
I W. K. HOLT.
The subscriber warrants the above stock to be descen
ded from the purest and. best ppecifiiens of thorough-bred
stock in the United States. W.R.HOLT.
Lexington, N. C, Sept. 4, 1846 4wl9
I will also sell at the same time and place, one Tract
of Land, (about 120 acres.) belonging to the estate of
A. Beggarly, dee'd., adjoining Perceval Campbell, Jr.,
calledllhe Buck Shoal tract. Terms made known on
day of sale.- W. F. COWAN, Ex'r.
Sept. 9, 184G 21:5t
Salt ot 2L?nv.
pillowed the ir bettei
, 5 "jruee-trida dogm.ai and dangerous theories.
' i. . U.' - .. T 1 i J- t .
it nig.
DistbictL July 15.'
bf
? trety Jjtnjy in , this section1 is engaged in
filing grass which has sprung up Itixu.
iljduHngthelatp rnins. Corn looks badly,
- .iuM w orse. , 1 1 nere nas oeeni a. goou uem
:fle'rlng this year on account of scarciulia
H provlsipn crops,' and I fear there : will be
0:e.'!"M TrTV aicttlt ural people, you
W "lwalf ieaa a yitseraote existence, :, it
fyropt lr ood there is no one to purchase
"T , 1 J can get Is a mere living; On the
:ff hand, if the crop fail, they all suffer'to-
, ccause.incYUavenonionev
brokd ' Eyen; the prospect
purcLaW
Ebr; fruit, iso
Shocking Act. Mr. F. G. McConnell, a
Representative in Congress from Alabama,
yesterday in a fit of delirium, at the S,
Charles Hotel, in this city, committed sui
cide by stabbing himself in the abdomen
and then cutting his throat. j
The Cllirktof the House of Representa
tives, Mr. 'French, has taken charge of thq
remains'of the deceased to give them pro
per interment. - ' ' !
The New York Express pufis the re4
straining power of the Whig party.' The!
power of ihelpeople to restrain the Whig
partyis Worth forty .times as much.' .
Pennsylyanikn.
5 And the power of both conjoined to re-j
strain the fas hnessof Locofocoismf which!
blusters iri Words and cowers in deeds, is!
rworth 44 fifty-four forty" times as much.
North American, , !
Settlement of Sheriffs. Ony 16 Sheriffs
have, as yet, settled t heir Public Accounts,
leaving! 58 still to discharge that duty in
the remaining fifteen days of the month,
in default of which, they render them
selves liable to a heavy penalty. Ral.
Register.
HON. WILLIE P. MANGUM.
We axe pleased to state that this gentle
man, wpo was detained at Wasington, by
indisposition, after the adjournment of
?s, has returned to j his residence
y-w J 1-.. :r ' i ...l-ii.. .1 I
in urange, ucariy, it noi wnony recovcrcu.
Raleigh Register,
f JTHE Subscriber as Executor of Nathaniel Journey,
1 dee'd.; will offer for sale on the premises, on
Tuesday, 20th October next,
the Tract of Land on which the said Journey formerly
lived, pn Hunting Creek, in Iredell and Surry counties,
three 'miles south of Hamptonville, containing about
l 250 Acres.
The soil is productive, the buildings are a comfortable
Dwelling-Hduse, (very pleasantly situated,) a good barn
and several other buildings, mostly new.
j TERMS:
One-fifth rash, the balance in twelve months, by giv
ing bond and approved security. There will be no title
made; Until tiie whole of the purchase money is paid.
Any person wishing to settle in a healthy neighborhood,
and where thee is good society can now have an op
portunity ofidoing so. The land can be seen by apply
ing it the; Subscriber, or to Mr. John Reese, who has
charge of the 'farm at this time.
j A. B. BLACKBURN, Exr.
Sept. 9th 1846 21:5t
f BRANDY AND WINES
I HAVE the best article of French Brandy and Port
arid Maderia Wines for sale. J. II. ENNISS.
Sept 18, 1,846 2l:tf
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I CHOCOLATE!
JUSH received a supply of fresh chocolate of superi
or; quality. J. H. ENNISS.
Salisbury, August 21, 1846 tf 17
WE will offer for sale on the premises to the highest
bidder on Tuesday the 20th of October next a
VALUABLE PLANTATION,
known as the Robert Huggins Place, lying on the head
waters of Coddle creek, joining the lurids of James Jam
ison and others, contninjng
500 Acres of Laud.
The plantation has on it a fine dwelling house, with all
other necessary buildings Terms made known "on the
the dayof sale Wst. MARGRAVE,
D. KILPATRICK,
Ex'rs of Jiobert Huggins, dee'd.
Sept. 4, 1846 7 wtp
LENOIR PEMALE IcADEMYT
3T Sickness can only be present wben '..
ciple, the blood, is below the healthy sttr.dar i.
Health is always present when the t!
is then up to its healthy standard. , ! ;
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Therefore, ihe following remedies can nev.r '
for the purpose of restoring health : ;
Bleeding Calomel Antimony -O;
Bleeding takes out your strength your !..'
mel kills your blood in your veins, filling j-cjw,
Antimony ditto, besides making you aubtii X j
Opium is worse than all ; for it prevents you f
ing ihe approach of decay, and you d'- r:. 1
grave so quickly that you have scarcely tvn t
either lo leave this world or to enter tlie n- xt.
deceitful drug ! Touch it not. ' Let all La'..-,
be careful of cough-curing remedies ;detr ic;:. .
ed in the bottle: let him remain there :rt:Le .'
into your bowels. Enquire for some f the c ; '
those whose names these balsam men b4e i .!
ters of gold have paraded before the wr'J
the wonder-working power of their v-.r.
friends, these cured ones are in their prayer, t
morj'hine has done its work. The only h i.-,
you can do in nicknesjT, is to take liranri --.h's
They will not deceive ; they will never irur-.
Brandreth can send yoa to persons cure J yea - .
living and in th finest health. These are rn -not
single cases. No, they comprise JiunJrt J .
lage, tens of thousands in New York. :. '
TT These Pills are for sale at 25 ct. per I
agents in every town in the State, and by
highly respectable gentlemen in this vh in ry,
I Enn'iss, Salisbury; David Fraley, KKkj.i.e ; .
W. Hunnicut. Gold-Hill; T. C. Crahatn. Co
J. Krider i, Son, Ml. Vernon. Aug. 21.1c!
THIS Instution has concluded its first Session under
the most encouraging prospects. The second ses
sion will commence on Monday, August 17lh. The
course of instruction will embrace all the branches usual
ly taught in ihe first Female Academies, and it is believ
ed that at this season of the year it offers peculiar ad
vantages. Terms &6 S and 10 for the different
classes. ItTll&ic orrihe Piano or Guitar has been re
duced to $15. fainting and French 35 each,
Worsted. Work, 4. No deduction made for ab
sence, tho' papils are charged from the time of entrance.
It is expected to engage a competent assistant.
EMMA J. BAKER.
Lenoir, Aug. 5th, 1846 16:
j
Suicide. Mr. William Montgomeryt of
the adja cent County of Franklin, and for
merly e. Merchant in Franklinton, com
mitted suicide on Monday night last, the
7th inst. . He shaved and dressed himself
laid down on the. bed, arranged a string
round the bed-post, attached tp the trigger
of his gun, and, placing the fatal weapon
against his breast, pulled the cord,! and
launche 3 his soul into Eternity ! Ral Regk
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
2BBLS Spirits Turpentine direct from manufactory
for sale by J. H. ENNISS.
Salisbury, August 21, 1846 tf 17
TRAIN OIL !
ON: band several barrels of Tanners Oil, which I will
sell low, i . . ENNISS.
Salisbury, August 21, 1846 tf 17
Temperance ! Temperance ! !
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THERE will be a Temperance Festival at Centre
Church, eight miles north of Statesville, on Wed
nesday Ihe 23d of Sept. next. The public generally are
invited to attend. Aug. 28, 1846 4wl9
THE Subscribers keep constantly on hand a
lirge stock of TIN WARE, which they
will sell lower than can be bought elsewhere in
Western North Carolina.
! BROWN & MAXWELL.
July 10, 184G ll:tf t
I Oil Cah will be sold very low
50 bbls. rectified old Whiskey,
THE CONCORD COTTON FACTOR V
WE now have on hand a large stock f Blk Rope,
Yarn &. Domestics. Also, over 1500 pieces
of heavy A i inch
COTTOET BAGGING,
a very superior article, wliich c W'm. than any
thing of the kind that can be brought from the Northern
Markets. W. P MOORE, Cl'k. c. m. c.
Concord, N. C, Jurv 25, 1846 14:tf
THE exercises of Mocksville Male Academy will
be resumed on tht 15th September, on the usual
terms, (i. e.) in advance per session of five months :
For Latin and Greek Languages,including all lower sub
jects, - - - - - - SIS 00
Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, cc, - - 12 00
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, - 10 00
Lower Branches, - - : - - - 8 00
Declamation and Composition in the whole course. ,
Board maybe had from 6 00 to 7 50 per month in
cluding all incidental expenses. B. CLEGG.
Sept. 1, 1846 4wl Principal of M. M. A.
"A. FRESH SUPPLY OF THeIa.HE SORT."
Razor strop man.
QUININE! QUININE! ,
X A OUN'CESof French and American Quinine jast (
OvF received, best article ever offered fr sale in this
market. 3. U. ENNISS ,
Salisbury, September 4, 1846 19 i
look at t; :
THE SubpcnVr takes this method t r i .f r
friends and the public. thU he r.Wl c
' carry on the Hoot nticl Shoe .TIaTii;:
i ftiUCS opposit" J. &: W. Murphy t-iore, ;
he has on hand a very large and fine a.r::i;:v
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which are not to be surpassed by any hcp in
of ihe country. He also baa on hand a ! -v
ment of Negro Shoes, made of the best tr.it'. i,.
he will sell lower for cash or to punctual Jen' t- .
credit, than they have ever before been a. r
market. '.'.
Moses li r;::o.
By JACOIi UA I
Salisbury, July 3, 1646. lOtf - j
Sfil at Wheeler's old stand, by
ZsO Ana. 14. 4D lO
L. C.
Just
COtJNTV COUrlT EXECUTIONS
paper lor saie
JUSTRECEI
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At Wlieelcr's Oltl Man
FRESH MEDICI:.
i
! WINES, SPIIUTS, TEAS, SI R I
SNUFFS. Cigars. Tebcco. Sor-. Car,...
NutA, Soda and Butter Crackers, Cm-' ,
X ' J t ?i wsasy w oji - - - - - .
for ladies and gentlemen.- SODA W ATEIL .
SYRUPS, on draft. Physicians prescript ior.
care, and medicines delivered at all hourd ;
tug-fit. The above articles will be told ht? s
LOCKE Cii i
Salibury, June 12, 1S46 tf 7 .
a runaway:
nriAKEN up and committed to the Jn
A county, a negro boy named UEOUGE.. I
bout five aret 8 inches high, dark cotnpif ik . i
years old, and says be belong to Hanii to tl
Kersnaw airKi,CHuui rwiiii. . uc
ted to come forward. prve property, rr c '
take him away. -NOAH Ku-I i
Salisbury. July 17. 1846 13:tf J
T. 2. II. DOL'UL.iS
Ilyco Sm6kin Tobacco. j returned to Sa!iburr, r.r
ff LBS. of JiiH superior wnokina Tobacco, for 11 AV V" r" irnf . r. '
DUUsaleby J. II. ENNISS. ; permanently, cfTcrs bit profe..or.al n
&,,ry,21.l846-tfl7 iihepublic. lie hopes by the striclexlc v
CANDLES,!
( S f LBS. of Tallow and Adamantine candles lor
OU U sal by ! J- H. ENNISS.
Salisbury, August 21. 1846 tQ7 ,
OR SDC Harscs for sale, on iMonday,ef Superior
5
Court.
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US. JOHNSTON.
the duties of Lis profession, to meiit a ;
ance of the confidence heretofore br .
Office, in West bricfc build. r?, '
Bmwn &i Maxwell stoffc, former! t
by Dr. KillUn and Powe.
April -, 19-lC lf43 :
ririntco! on .pxcellent
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