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NORTH-CAROLINIAN. Wm. H Hnyney Editor uratl Proprietor ' Saturday MornliiR, May 10, 18 15. democratic Republican Candidates FOR CONG ESS: Third Dii. DAVID S. REID, of Rockinsham, Fifth " JAMES C. DOBBIN, of Ctimberl'd, Sixth " JAMES J. McKAY, of Bladen, Seventh JOHN R: J. DANIEL, of Halifax, Eighth HENRYS. CLARK, of Beaufort, Since our last, we have been visited with ft'everal good rains, for which all appear to be graii" us. SOUTHERN LITERARY M ESSEN OER.--- The" SI ay number was received l;i.st Week. Among its variety of interest in " arti tie)' wo tltJliee fhe Continuation of " The Carolines duitig the Revolution, being a sketch of the military services' of Col. Guilford JJudley," and a review of Lt. Wilkes' book of the Exploring Expedition $ also a review of Gouraud's system of M nemotechnv. The iiitecsting tale of Getbude, . by Miss Mary J-.ce of-Chaileslon, 3. C, is continued. UNITED STATES JOURNAL. The first -number of this paper came to hand on Tuesday last. It is very neat in wppeaiance ; and could not help shewing ability in its columns. It is edited by Messrs Fisk and Dow, old hands M the bellows, who . bought out the Madisoniau. The daily pa per is $10 per annum ; semi-weekly $5. The New Yoik True Sun appears in new Upe, neat and bright looking. It is an ex- . cedent penny paper, neutral i iu polities, and has no doubf, an immense emulation. It is published daily at $3 per year, at No. 102 ' Nassau street, N . V. - , Til ll UNfON T3 the'name to which Mr-Ritchie has changed the Globe newspaper, of which he assumed the management on the lstol May. The appearance of the paper is n boil 1 the same in every other respect. - Mr Ritchie, in paving tribute to his pre decessors, Messrs Ijlaif, and Rives, s;iys he cannot exnect to r ival the ability of Mr Blair, . or armiircs his reputation, lie speaks in grao' ful terms of the. liberality and musuaiiimity of Messrs Blair, & Rives in tho sale of ihei'r v;s!ablishmeiit. " lie is una notedly conscious of his own tJcli.Mem i,.?," )Ut he will "at least do the best he can,". &e. . . . - , . m 3 Wo mentioned last week that a public .rtieeting ws to beheld at Philadelphia, for the p.irpo.cr of expressing the public sentiments til regard to 1he Oieg..u tt,, iunyj The meet ing .Was held on the first of May, and the nnylvHHiu characterizes it as one of iho largest and most' determined; popular assem blages; aiiif icmiudt-d one of the meeting which took place in the same place just before .tne war of IS 1 2. Several auimated, patriotic and spirited itee heswere made, suitable to the occasion, and a preamble and resolutions were passed, asserting positively, resolutely and firmly, the right of the United States to' all that pait of Oregon which they claim; lhd it is ours by right .of fir-t discovery and .settlement ; by the ri!.1t.".r.n.'ifnal purr base; by the light of long ami general recognition, and even by the light of Biilish acknowledgement, in execution of tne treaty of Ghent," &e , and recognising me. language ami declarations of President Polk in his iuiu.'guri.I, as their sentiments, to which they mean Jo adhere at all hazards. It IS Willi iOrr ill , U.. i . " ..... .,1 , ,, v 11.nu 10 slaty tne occunence ofa mortifying cheumManco con lieel.-.J xv llh the meeting. It appears that there was a dittetence of opinion in the primary meeting, (held for the purpose cf attaining the resolutions, deciding on ihe officers, &c.,) when the great meeting was about to he or mi.ed, some few attempted to prevent the officers from faking their places; and in cou serpjenee other officers than those selected at the previous meeting were appointed, nnd the meeting pro-eeded. Hut after the adjourn ment of. ihe first meeting, those who were dissatisfied held another meeting, and adopted another 'set of resolutions, no loss o:itriiti- in "sure, not probably more suited to their par ticular views. HURRA FOR COLUMBUS COUJNTV. AVe received . ihrough the hands of Mr x nomas JHempryof Columbus county, Iast .u,uy, a ootlle oi Molaase, made in "thai county, from the sugar cane." Thnwho nave examined it say it would soil for about the same 9 West India MoIasW, from which we may infer lhat in a Khrt ; . -..: . will enable the (nanfrt..r 6 ennrl nil -..tl,.l , .l .. P . u 0 .... .....,.; a IIIQ TOorid affords. Messra Duncan and Gorn nr ih . " JUIUU' tacturer.-. Ihis ,s only their second m,Pmn, but they have Panted largely of cane this year .u w.ngo luIO lne business mom vroa;. ly. Of course, ns they improve iheir mnrh?,,. ery, and the quality of their cune. and in ih process of manufacture, they will turn out bet ter amasses ; bul thl!l u good e H fo man s pancakes, as we fully tested. We re joice lo see the enterprise of our citizens awak- ?h"nS:; ,1 rel,,ces f -eolth lay all around them if they will r them o account. How strange is human nature! errin man, who at best, is liable at every step to Mumble, will yet frown if it is only hinted that he is lame. While one would ihink lhat the good sense of mankind, would lend each o appreciate in an affectionate spi.it, the mo live' which impelled the o!her to correct faults wherever found, it is two stubborn n ... be overlooked, that no man likes to be told of his errors. I his appears to have been the pa.P long before to-day, for by turning to our dic tionary of Latin quotations, we find it writm,, " Veritas odium parit." ' Truth often causes hatred." ll often happens that if von tell a man r his faults, instead of thankim you for it. and turning his thoughts to his inward man, with the resolution to exhibit no more of those de formities which disgrace human nature, he ju, ouiciousuess, or turns a deaf ear to your counsel. It was last week, that with Ihe best inten tions in the world, we look occasion, through Iho columns of this paper, to remind the mem bers of Lngmc No I. of their negligence about their Lnme, and of the fhW-.i quences whu h might ensue from such uct lect. Whether any of them thanked us for this or not, we do not know, but h ....... , ... ' --iiiiii that some did not, for we aie informed that OREGON. We must correct an irnmes sion that an article in the last Observer, on the Oregon question, will make among such as place any reliance ou the statements of that paper, although wo are happy t' learn, which we do now and then, lhat many of ; the whigs have lost much of that reliance which they totmeiiy placed ou the words of tbit pa per on account of its recklessness in latter yedrs of all moral restraint in the promotion of the ends of the whigpaily. The Observer savs : ' The locofoco press neriprallv stands readv to swear that the whole of it iho Oregon ter ritory belongs 10 the United States, though the U uited Stales m-vur rLiir.a.1 S'f 'tL Ki I 1 . - was held at XetTw"" h"W " I TUX wiinliffc 1 : J " '" W. 0at foot. 1 ir uciu present. A uum-I ,l,t!"v coniracis win re very low compared 'er f paner.a tn lw irl k..r .i. x I to w hat ihe v h:iv h..n . ULI I FI IT Ifip f,li.ni. I " " " ' l- . " , ' -w- A tl The LTnian says lhat ihe Hon. Francis W. Pickcna of South Camli tin lirrkfk Ion dered the higf post of Minister cxtiaordinary to England. IhlrHa mr.t a -r ,1. into the hands of what slupid and bad men are the issues of peace and war in so great a measure placed. 7 We never look for any thins but vitupera tion and misrepresentation of the democratic press and paity, in the Observer, but it is ne. cessary sometimes, where his assertions have any appearance of truth, to prevent them from great numbers ,i misleading the public. The democratic press MlT,,,rb audits smell di. was staled by Profesr Dana. thr ncc of Zoology and Botany, l;,)ored un j-- unniufaut'iijB oi me want of a o'ecf, uniform, and scienfific nomenclature; tbatf'vnriruij nk. .t. .. 4 "u,uu' .w.ih" me name lr ihr f,?"? SU!,jeCl 5" as f,'r ""'ancc, a number of ll j - e "nme ae""", r family, will ""'uoyiiiltereiil names, instead of havin" 'rignt and umversal name f.r each plant Tbtr d,flere-ul P.e-UUj or (" of plants. i-'wic, a lomrniiice ot seven was appoint tmve sipna inr h,. i: l , i.:L .. ! " u cuoipiisnment ot .4..uesirat)le object. aper was read from Lt. R V f-I I . ,". r.lu:uau Je Royal Navy of England Matin., the i i ,rS,,,,il L' riive.-sity. Since then order mei-al Jr.,.. ,,dna sla' m. has been rc.l...ed and the iriKfir,.inr. .-.ti... JO 23P.CHA2ii,TSj' Great SalSBiw tho ediioriul ehair oi the Camden Journal There has been another unrthniinka in ih city of Mexico. The slann phrase " it ?.. .,,...: i .1 ;. , ""iniij rise, is iu Ihe go m I exas. 1 7 ' " . nbaner iv,u rr,A fr. t- -r . tt t 1 ..9 l ? .i . . I . I "j ii.fim i rirpecnr i . i . 1 n.l -regou, uo ca.m mat ,t belongs to the U. derir, of lhe MeiUcnl CnU";- n iil.. i' - We. mentioned iu our last paper the great riot and disturbance which had occurred "'eif-nl qualities of the Doln-rat fro ..r ' M soul. :. . - 1 - -l ii is certain cnr fur srnrhm .-. .r;. eaa1; he ha ca.sii tit ii. i .... ' . r. .,cseiJ gums. i he tree grows, he me banks ot the gusts all who go "I ior,h America five or six hundred feet. ...mmnaeu that the northern shores of the wi.'u oiaies appear to be -ink .u ii - - nun lilL" sniHern shores lising; and produced as t..uncemo rock bound coasts of New En- l several are going to resign Inconsequence and another we see, has set himself aboui the laudable task of seeing how mauv holes he can p,ck in our coat, through a communica tion iu the last Observer. 1, unnecessary lor us to say anything in answer to the "voice from Engine company No. 1," ,lre than to make our acknowledgements for the careful manner in which he perused our heet, - and to assure him that we should bo gratified and miicn rcltereil from a severe dm v. ;i-h n.,i.i come and read the proof sheet for us every week before the paper is put to press. In Ihe course of our I in., we have studied to correct our own faults by those of .others, and by lhat means xve have learned not only not to spurn Ihe criticism nfour feilow-meii but to profit by it. So may it be with Engine company 0 i Wre are taxed very mm h this week to cor rect all the misrepresentations in the last Ob server. We begin to despair of ever seeina any more truth in thai paper.: It says : The U UIOU Nate the Csloh! nrnrniA. U J I" j i -jjj Genl. Houston of Texas that if he will o i or annexation ne shall be made Vict dent (if not President) of the United States ! ! Oh what a falling orp; xa bloated dronl.-..! and rowdy, to fill the seat of Washington !" V hat ground does the reader tunpose the Observer had for this bold aud positive asser tion? Just this and no morn 'I'K. it: ... - v vi I ( ; 1 was speaking of the recent report from Texas, that Genl. Iloustou had expressed himself against annexation ; aud lit so speaking, the following aro the only worth that come any ways uear coriotrorating the statement of the Observer; and it will be seen they aro about as far from it as the Observer is from being an honest politician : "Ought we to entertain a moment's doubt about Ihe distinguished hcio of San Jacinto? Can Gen. Houston for net that tho best MrrI c " ' " of Virginia flows iu his veins ? Can he be blind to the slory of Texas, or to his own honor ? Can he for one moment prefer lo be lhe first man iu a village, to the second anI perhaps the first) in Rome? But ihe supposi tion is luie. ue must see his own true in terests in preserving; the consistency of hi" own character, aud with ir. ih flW-i I.mi ,.r ------j ------ --v l I'llsT S I me people ot J exas instead of at.lnt, ih popular torrent bearing her on to hernnble ucMiny, in aenauce of: any oppositio:! Wc would make a similar a nopal . t PreUt Jones himself. If be should now ho oo,l to auuexaiion, (which we do not assert,) it is every lime one speaks of our rihl lo Oregon, io say mat Horn such a point (0 such a point is ours; but all that ire claim is ours. The in telligent reader does not need to be reminded every day or week, lhat all the Oregon terri tory does not belong to us. If the editor of lhe Observer will turn to his own nary he will find as many "stupid and bad men " among them, as ho finn- Jn ih democratic na.tvV ,! if ..... ..r r.7 ?vlonce lh will look impartially and dispassionately into 7. r no"ne.rH "d lhe sand his weekly sheet , lhev will find ,nh ,.r ' uars ""'uallv fJlmlff oll the " " m mm 1 I i , . . I l . misrepresentation, of malice, of unchristian 80IIiner I tt- a I.. a t ... 1 ' ' . ue language, oi ueep-rooted prejudice, as V- uu t c r7u Z . they will find in almost any journal of its sie L.L bel Sm.th has been appointed in lhe whole country. uage de Atbnres from Texas tit England, As "famino .driven the wolf from the wood," r,av,i5 rcsigued as Secretary of State. It Ls so adversity or prosperity developes either the runted that he goes to London with author! good or bad passions of men. W nr h,rv t i.;.w...:. u .... to see so many of the latter developed in the h "'IU"w1li,'w treal Ur,la, open character of the Observer. 1 UrS(i , kP Tcxa. from joining the U. The quibble of the Observer, in xvhW U l Sta's- Wc ar "low to believe anything of tries to make a difference between the worrl J esl,eciil!l' as President Jones has "clear" and the word "unquestionable i J Ll i? nu Confi together, to con- ridiculous. Mr P.. Ik c;, ;.. u:.. i I v' " -" VJ ill HIS IIHI (7lir.'l i i i w . our tide is clear nod uno.iiil.l.. ;'u' T 11 Was moxed that Mr Van B M IJU Observer says that every man iu this country admits our title to be clear, but can t see how any one can be so "stuniil" r.. I l fOT 11. S unquestionable! We suspect the readers of the OkPrvPr will be puzzled 1 1 arrie nt ihi-i var i. p. infill .nil ..... ...1. . ....... seems io r editor. It is almost a worse ca twins, who were both "'zaci! on,P 1 clenr y distinction without a differ- eno-h. eucej ana untie tntnkuig of the author of such a sage discovery we are forcibly remind- nn. nuts "men run nic arts are those wherein the Vnf-. cm:" .. VJ l ",u"- nnnd and body are more coueermvl th,n ,ua - ' ' i jiifiiiirflfi innoi.Ai u i . ' uiv e!ein ofeontine, s I. . ' " P !llnd' h. -e cultivated lor the sake of sea Pf Roaers ,.!, t , ri , 'n f"onf ar,s'"- ,rorn hn,n : cabinet mak av "rr. bscrr? l.hBt ""''oWt ing. ship-building lurnerv. W(MlwmiF m r--tiiv.ni eievniion o Asia at.SOO fiPt k.wl iU i:i . . V ..l r.K . . ? . 1 ouu Ieel and the like : noon nrlv know.. . i i j ' j invi ii.ii.it; t I oi iiaues. The DRV ftnUTYH 3jCfS8 TlTfT. RnUc.lil.ir llfir.'nn l.ko. 2 I ' IT i 'jf U. . , . i - -' " -.-v. ...w ..iniu uuuiui jeiierw .w . w,,,,,,,;,, j,ii iiiis reiiieo iiom I "'""""SHiiiiuiB-wiiiiii.' iu ian, nn AvsiAie oi .... I T.1... ill:.. .1 i .T:n ... lf7i ,7 i'.iiro, uri-cast-u, win w-xfifjeq IO i. Qui 10 CBIP' ..n Toestlny tho 27th May, 1845, a -iitge portion of i uiirn r uciiuiviiicin soju Jbaintc. . consrstirrs ofa ver- unusuallv farff'c'"'"'-...-.'-'-!."'' STOHk' OF imv tihnftcl " Incladinff' this Springs purchase, "whirl wiff be fold from ihe ensrs. This Stock I- worthy the at tention of Dealers from Ti sin n.-.. . v . " Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, Sale lo lake .face at the Store lately occupied hr tic deceased, in Ihn Tmv.i r IT..ft;rr M - O., and continue from day to dv until the stock is disposed of. A liberal credit will ha made known on (he day of sale. " U. McARa, Aura'r. May 10, 1845. 324-if. , , RIFLEMEN ! YOU are hereby ordered to nt tend a called muster at iho Company's parade ground, ?6h Monday the 1 2ti oT , J&a v, . at' 31 oclock, p rri; in Mlsumme Uniform, for parade and drill.; DEFINITIONS OF TERMS, &c. S n t SZm tm m- A Knn...l I I.. . 1 knowledge in practice. Botanv isn'lu... " " " - " V- V , viiirueniug, an art. 'I he Arts are divided into ;., t.,,,1 cnanical. The liberal arts are those that nrp mnA . . ----- iiiviiiwua a no cultivated without any immediate regard ariiur iroin Ihein : as noetrt- . . j t painting; metoric, grammar, and C. R. JON ES, O. S. C. F. Till Iuren wasto be sen! on a special mission to Lor.. dooto treat about Oregon, but theUnion says 4 lite accounts from Texas say that Gen'l Iloston has not expressed tr.mself "agnitTst nnnxni ion, but that he was to address a meet- prtnelpa! sciences nri philosophy, and jurisprudence : nhvsie oric, grammar, poetry, and mathematics th,. I rhel- Gkeat FiriE is Neweer.v. Wo have veibal lutenigeiicn tli.Tt a most destructive fire occurred in fVewbein ou Fridav llinrli inn It... As we hear, some thirty or foity buildings wvtmj ronsumeu on ftoutli f ront and Middlo . oian'i among Hie number, many lare and valuable brick edifices. Loss S5U,0U0. fVtlmiugton Chronicle. NAVIGATION COMPANY: annual n)inlinv nt iho SI....L ll i.. , , , -------- tr ...V..I.I.VIUWI1 niu un held on nday, 30lh May , 1645, in the Town. 6f Faycttcvil!. . L. WIKSLO'VVi Prrs'rV tfc A m. - - ' FOR SALE. cZ..Tls- JAiJ. S. GRAMT. April 2C, 1815. 3i2-3U I HICES CUIMIENT Every account we Ii.ivp fmm T..o : ancetbat, not withstanding tho machinations of cr.sinii.i.oruie overtures ot Mexico, annexation ... . ...v. ...u wAiuis na ve ucrpeil it. Cvi recUU ictekln for the JSorln Cardiinian. ' A ' l.T 'T , r w I n i ni r t u ubx iat e ( ii v n.-sf i.t. .' - ... J . . , " D.atn. .un. tli'j inici s in the tables bolo -y ui.U fVC4Jr liroctuce Iroin t!i country, ut the prices at whil i is sold uhofesnle fffjnt the wifons MAUK1KI); In Cumberland coirntjv on Thursday tst Mnv Mr Wrn Parki-r to M same day, Mr Reddk-k Medley to iMfss Prudence Morgan. At Kellv's Cove. Dfade II rril.nli' r.n fl... nn.l. ..I. Mr D. A. Alc.Vlillan in R.-.i-i...i ..' .."..iiiigii,iiaim . tf.r of Ja?. Allen, Esq, In Kinston. Lonoir rnnnlff rr. il. or i ..1. - . .T,.-,.. tJJJ.., yn- lrew Jackson. e?n.. r.- MU-a r. ........ n . .i . tM-CJViauvl QxanJt JSst ' . In Newbei n. on t hr 23r! r.'irm..T SX- : rf ion to .Miss l ranees P. Fatridiie. Al, Vn-,rs o.r.:"i Uranily, French, gal. lo I'oach. do Aunle. Bacon, f!. Ueeswai, Unttcr. Bale rone. C.flee, Cotton, Cotton barginj, d. Cotton yarn, Nos 5 to 10 Corn, hush. Candles, lb., Fay. Factory, do Sperm, Copperas, II Flaxseed, bfuh. ti&ftt, Feather?, lb Flour. bb I 50 to 3 OU 60 to 75 -45 to 60 6 to 7 97 toSS 12J to IS 7 to 8 8 to 5 lo l 16 to SO lb 14 50 to 55 13 to 14 40 t 46 3 to 3 5 to 3fa' 3 75 to 4 25 I 40 lo I 75 " Artfl dl tlic wonder grew, I bat one small hfad could carry ail he knew." o"iiC, loM' Amanda Dolton, daughter of John Tho Charleston papers announce the m p- V,Im.irV4ir'1,.0n l,h,e inning of the 29.Ii nit:, f R pnp I2.wlo.rl I.'..,. r. - , , , I w reward tiall, toMisj Sus.in II.Lane. dau-h- 3 ir rnnrp hriiiArl,l . Lr . . . iui auer all, ihe siccounls in tlilFerent papers p'e, than aaius: ihern and to rtacrifko hU f- John II. Ilaughum, Esq , of Chatham. has been nominated by the whigs of Cumber land coutity, to oppose Mr Dobbin, the demo. cralic candidate for Congress in this District. Mr Haughton, we believe, is a man of re. v 'y sr much, lhat it is difficult r.. -...,,...... own wishes upon the aim .il h."-...,,...., ' - - - - w . ... uVV. I " ' ' Willi V . I ll. ... .. I . -I f J ivui iruttl. Since writing the above, n corresnondent 'e Uiiipn, writing from Philadelnhia. as sures th e,iitor ,hat the difference did not ause fiom any disagreement Uwn.i. ih 4VieiidsoranV Vf i'h ,i;rT... i u.... ""iotiii "coiieoieii wno " - . .."-i,0en ot ; ihat.it was solely a dif- sectable talents as a lawyer, has been to the ference'on unr,Q ". . I r r i.-. ...... . .- . .. .- iuiins aiscusseu in the pti- I'?g,iaiure irom uis couuiy, hdu can make a iiiary nieeimrr v . . , " - J fe- Ine etulnmnnl i .U- TT I Inir slnmn enmrh Kill ha miul IkA atlnar in lu stone, above. i - J I . . . . . . friend , i """'on io Jir Buchanan's oreuen u ne accepts tne nomination; esoe irieuus must ihj incur,..., r. :.. .L - ..... . tious, tbey have llot me resoiu- j ciany Knowing, as tie must know it be has - " - U UHmP. nrH n,ru ... .1. ZC .1 .1 I . , . v.uiuaijr ucivcuuuil, lll.ll 11 lUeiO Wits IIIO ICUSI A M a .'. . . - . . L. I . . iieci oi inner American r : - chance ofa whti? beini? elected, he. would have i .i - '- ... ar is . . . - . . - : . ' r " ,uo I vr'.y 01 v5ra Uru. MexWr Undo lackedmucl of being selected, for the honora- om i never behind hxn.t ,1 ld . .ue i.jieiu elections in Virginia must be gratifying to President Polk and his Cabinet, parfictilaily,- as well as to the democratic paity in general. The firm, steady, and noble resistance of Virginia to lhe baneful doctrines of the whig party, should be a rebuke to wbigety, that should make it cower; aud should be au example to the de mociacy of other States, which it would be tb0 highest duty to follow. Noble Virginia ! See hotv she has come to the support of the Ad ministration he was instrumental in creatine: From the Richmond Enauirer. The wisdwr uf of the drama We yesterday received election returns from a number of western counties. There aie only eighl counties t hear fiom, which send sLv delegates. If they vote as last year, we shall have 22 majority in ihe House, 10 in the Senate, and 32 on joiut ballot! Mr J. S. Pendleton will havo the distin guished honor of being the " Ioue star " of whigery from Virginia, as Ihe KrMferu.tr -I i. . . . - . ii iiecoraer very aptly styled him. It does us good " to publish the following bnlliant list of representatives in the national councils from Old Virginia, more true and firm in her principles now than ever. By way of distinction we put Mr Pendleton in ilahcs : Archibald Atkinscu, George C. Dromgoole, Wm. M. Tredwav Edmund W. Ilubard, Shelton F. Leake, James A. Sedden 'J'homas II. Bayly, Robert M. T. Hunter, John'S. Pendleton, Henry Bedinger, William Taylor, Augustus A. Chapman", George Wr. Hopkins, Joseph Johnson, W illiam G. Brown, do Ermliah Lime. IHesh ri-rval.-irlcr.il Lead, bar, ' i-ard. Mackerel, do. - do". Molasses Nais, :ut Uata 4J Nov r. " 9. " 3. cath of Rene Godard. Esr . President IITmVt " U. 1 ... iiiv . vri a. i ui:. in JLIiilie. won Hank, and one of the rtbb.f a..i I In VVilminwtn tt. i,. m-r.-:.. . .ii . . ; - 1.111., ivjr iavia (i't-t-iHOie.inercnaiits of the city. f Je died . ?I or iHaae eounty, to Mips Ann A. Cryan, of o;feaiiiraay. morning last, at the J L " " " " PT- The Snvnonnh Rr...!.!;.." m.. . I In Hopewell, Mecklenburg countv. on the 25rh Oil. Fmsced r.:.T .. r : wcre "jr. Mrs Rostinda Wrlson, relict of t ,e late W. J. I Do, Tanners' i.mto in iOI; and have one of the orii- -Vdson, aged 63 years. Also, on tlic 2Gth ult.Mrs Powder, Dupont'a u members now m ranks. 'j'heir nrc-eiit ,Zf, in-". 7i- .. ,on "'lir, affed ''ce, new crop, Cpfain is only the fou - ... icr vi.Mu-ii inar eslou on the 1st i Mnv r i i i J " me it o .Hay. In Mecklenburg connfy, on the 20th lt., Wm Jiey number G3. Leo Davidson, son of Col U W Alexander a cd .t- i.ii.nn .1,-. r:.. c r- . ..1...... is . Si.cn i.t me di iiiemners oi tne above I """Ul " lor. Cinpnnv : it was a Mr Morninr ,:I,,w;" ' 'K' .n 3,st "' s- i ' e,- .. . ...i, u.!ii., lormeir y oiaio oenaror trorn that cnunlv and Davie, aaed 38. On the 4th nlr, Mr Wm E 10 to If a to e to 6 to 5 2 50 5 to 8 lit 7 to 7 bf!. 7 Of tr 7 90 io oo 8 gaj 35 to 40 lb 5 to bushel 30 to 35 gal 75 to 0 ' bbl. 17 00 lo 18 Or) auks. Their lir,. p..i '"frymcoancy contort of Ald'.on McGahcy, at'ed Rico, aim.. inel. present about : 40 years. On Ihe same day, Mrs Mar-aret KyV nth during all that time. Mtlvni;ht, M ct of the late Thomas McKn?hr i!aej .. .u i . t aged about 71 years. " ' Itm u on the 1st of Mnv. t Ti.f..i.. .. . "', Jamalen. ... do. St Croix, do. N. E. Sujar, N. O. do. Porro Rico, do. .St Croix, do. Havanna, do. lump do. loal Salt, Liverpool, do. d no. Alum. krS Lush lb. gal lv n-r f, t t . . u favie,aai ... un tlie 4th nil, Mr Wm I f- J tie Orange 1 resbytery have resolved Powe. a-red 50. Same dar. Afr tt.ui r-..t.. toemove the Cnldwel! Institute, from Gieens- so?' ao8 i4' orough, to either nncyville, Oxford, or I wifeol Dr G?org B Doolas, and daughter of Mrs I Tallow. Ulsboroogh, on account of the unhealthiness t tf v,;,so'1' a"cd ,y- , ' Tea, per lb . rj . oit.cmiiiiii.ss In Mpcklcnimr? county, on the 19th i?Ir,- Mr Jifs Tribaeco, leaf orilo termer place. The Greensboro Paliiot Ervin. in the 77th year of hisafTe. WfVeat, sas that lhe step is calculated In i-ibir. I C .tawba county, on the 23th ulf. Mr John Whinkov lxorns.a nanveoi Charles county, Maryland, in the Wool, t ,,r vvine, iVlalaira, eneot XV. CHERRY. ala.tv,r. nnd fi.r V ulf, Ueor?o li Madeira, I 'I "r-'l- I 4. on. In ilrmni'ton on aio nfI.1V ITlnrninrr nmfd ain , .ltho.r-h his health had been Sad for 'some 3 4 - u,:w"la l)S. Mr llr.l.Hrt II. Pnirnn in 0 0O 4 to'-fl s 00 I 50 46 to Ca b 8 to 9 ' 9lo 10 tOto II Jl ,al 4o 16 sak 8 0(1 to 8 15 G:?ensboro, without sufficient cause. i Yin bush. bush lb bush lb sme years, a member of the North Carolina . Ir.' I ;!-.o.r. iV ... T .: . ,- , anniy, alttiot.oh his health had been had for some 4 - do Ilsldture, Irom Bertie County, died at months, Mr Robert II. Cowan, in the 55m year f 30 inch, heavy .1 ... Ir .r-. r 7V..U. i.. i i I his aw.-. n r . Jakson, Northampton county, uhete he was attndiug Court, on 1st of may. Ho was tho wig candidate for representative iu Congress fnii the Edentoti disti ict. The Camden Journal claims the invention oflhe one-wheeled sulky, for Mr A. G. Wil lis formerly of Camden, now of Augusta, G., a crrachmaker. Mi Willis, fiom some his a".' .. t REMARKR-T..J. . 3 . 10 no to nc 40 to 44, L i CitSi- 0to7 . 28 to 30 - 16 to 171 " 50 ' 25 to 3 50 50 1 3 00 7 ' 6 SHIP NEWS. FAYETTKVlT.r.v .ZU:V. ft0;ilanh,n's boats Odd Feriow ...... Hv aioney, with Goods for E W Wi'li,. " 7 o end a.-, esilr oblainrd I here is no other .i. . ' ouiamco. tienry Lilly, JnoD ."Starr," Geo McNeill FT & i VrVM ,t Cn B Rse & . Cook & T oy! Gf H McMillan. .Tnn.-sA- n Amn. L r .1 i. r t A ...... "", a u.in.nnn. -' "v" crtsc, never brought it to practical use- - but Johnn J'j MfW 'pfr'' J Wa,ddc. Jr P P OMftlt 5j and 6 cer.fs. Rice ha, rnamlain 31 Kcamiogtou ha, " appears. h is said -I?. !1 1 'raii"r. of this place ; and for J & W ?i,r . N ' limit fot t&i&c' CuU molaM. , to,avc great advantages over the Iwo-wheeled we.lich0 l'" Z.fit? W Yt"V'' y, especially on bad roads and narrow 'J l ,,e "tnor. pabs PORT OF trtLMtJiGTOS WILMINGTON .fililitFir S rmidrp turpentine., mi . ..oi.jjc in notice. - .. -. ' !y deficient. "gallon eiccwuc ifi-!"' Ruction of a miarier in vunon, oiu quickened iafes ; middling a..u c crux, it ice has maintained its Jj ol ff- s old- 1 mr. - - - v uvi ... . - i. a, we nre om 14:VVhere be r nil it- Girf . Mn- ?Th laieiiigeucer is slow iu getting returns from We had expected ; POSTSORIET. steamer arrived t Hn.tnn .l - ' I tk ;.i ; - . . The news i. rn - . 1 w giuia i tve oau cxpecie. e news if ofno nnnortarje.,..Noth no l j mornnh. .. . . . I . . -i "as w.o una I . -w.nir iroin Olir IIMIonhnr f.w ha mon .d Parliament aboet Oro,. Cctton i advioce at r ffi I uun an1 i-atra pnlrBi.r - . . a I unon fhn rt. r,. , ' ' & . - . - - .- . . . i i -kuiiitrary.i ijooe. . Not in the last Congiess. Thus more than halt the Virginia delegation is nevv. CAN'T S VAISD I "I. The editor f ihe N. C Standard, unwil'ing to exchange with such a sheet as the Observer, has erased it from bis exchange list. A very abusive ar ticle in a recent number of the Observer, was the moving cause. The Standard says: "No notice cau be taken of Mr Hale, according to the usages of gentlemen, for ho has long atoce proclaimed himself by his own nen df as by hi own deeds;- without the pate of nouor.- . , . - . . - MARKET, Ma. 7. Vrrci- f the pnwei.t Kind. old l lour - " " I l.;i r . . ' - si ouarayesterdar for d si i If er use. Old ...... !Z to press we have been V ,ml & t-',ZJ'. from N YWk; U wnc time at 75. and hard at fti ' the 2S.h inst.. from Wash- rrV'"r": turpentine ,.'39 MnA . .. .u . 1 , . k "n- - -""Sww IJullIe,lroiu JN Vr5i MJ cents; no latcMlcs 10 n-porf. WhlCn States lhat tin I:irrr I Pthr I iconic fmm ... -ki - - . . I T i. . ...&. - . . n" f " vrnniis. :i -rri i i i in; guvu iv 11 at thai mi.L , Tyrell, nnd I lyde couu- rom New Vork- -:b'r Re-olus. frot li week. marfe "fea The letter irrtes on In wfK' - 1 - Timber remains a for aotne hoIefomilieM,urM!. Ur. ; "11? -i-h, ,,rin- families consistio-r 7' "5 ? "Rir: -hr Geneva, - C' ! -x-uroqiitreK brothers, t. IJa-I" kJ. . ,;r",L i - fcarce,y " nUbtlng. m.a & El.za, t N.-w liediord- f.i ' Uck" wf w de board-and ant- sli.wti a letter of iirloa in this State. s ramps in Beaufort tret were on fire. irrt there were "two iu Tyrrell, one of the mai, his wile, th'ree children, and three tie- Van-'clir Lod. . . L . . . T. . .1 r "i , . i .. . I 3 f. ri rr I -. f , ... . .. iiiM.-- r ouier lamuy, sivs me writer, ' I i " jiivrr, a t,rrir unar- i v,t.- .... - didW learn how many were burned. The fc P- C wnrie yooas are on nre.' If ilmtnslon Jour- Imorene. m Anuria n.. . t.-" 7 bri- - - -" . ....- .-. - o Clarion, to jnlina brig Francis, lo noioti- Geul. Edney has withdrawn in the mono- tain district, and the candidate nre now m"! -na!' onc kcned by the um of alcohol, " g-, - . , -'i I wi return to it agaifi. S. C. Temperance Messrs Giaham and Clingman l t . - , . . no. I.NlkLLIGENCE QF A IOG.--TllR Owner of a dog,' ffro was a Professor of Chemistry, tried upon 1 the efloct of a poison, aud their saved its life ry t? antidote The do would riftver afterwards eat solids, unless he saw his mas- - . i . ... ler par kinz ot tne same food, and h would drink uotnmg but water at the fountain. Thi . t-'n ... rTn . . t.. ; . , - - - - puowb io ue wiser, man annKers, aou we verily believe that mail, with all his bib and boasted nnwpra nf mirul i itia nnttf anl. J - " --. , ..J ... mat hat, once sickened by the um of aJcobd, II . . . -- ' ' . ' rwm $50 EEWAKD. - RAN A WAY from Mr James McDuifie, oninciiiiot Deecm. t.-r lar', my iigro loan ARCH Y Lie ihe prop, rly of A. B. bee !: U. tie is aoout i leCtg or 10 '7 Z r " " ,on etnnoth non. jaw. wlJ ,u prominf,nt eye, and is lame in one of hi e r 4. a. - . . . . : uunma wo ne lurk ing bot aTtteviIle,-N.C. A reward of?0 trill he paid far him taken ami lodrrd in an v Jail in this State, or 53Pf taken and loded in Jail in any other ot the State, co that I can et him a-ain. '-Vr i.'5 - i '5 ;-XM. STRONG. Fayctlvlle( N. C., May 10, I845i " 320-fT , Bacon, bor roim.1 ...i. i . . luXZll?: A Iron. N. ., aide and yhovirderg, U tM-ld I.cltcrn C and 7 CI .".--Chronic?. Butter, ceawa3t, . s7 Brandy, apple, 31 Coffee, 9 Cotton .per lb." - -' 5 Flour,rer bbl ' 4 50 Lime, bbl .. - 95 Rum, N.K. 7 " 36 - 16 Vlolasscs, jr " ?ar, orewn, llosui, ,60 ice. 3 00 a y 18 Corn, Salt T...t(a lit-tnil l.i.l . .. u .. .III.... aru.a.. Liverpol, sack 83 30' S8 Raeon, : Feafher, run . Coffee,- j, V - - T Mdae'9 -Cotlort. . -: i4' a. Naif.---." ,v; 45 a 5(1 KM.!',. ' FeU 4 oaa 4 M Tobae so
The North Carolinian (Wilson, N.C.)
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May 10, 1845, edition 1
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