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If
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ffTO HULKED ? DOLLARS J; REWARD.
STATE OF.'WpRW-CAROLliiA jjiS
y his Bxcttp!5.err.fKiiw4kD; k DybLsr,
To otf to to0" Jfwen' Geeeting
. . m rniini v
...mitt
.:ml tout no uibo, aim waerras one juuim uuss
o.t.mls charged wiiU the commission of said deed; arid
i a6 " rrurc, Aiejxmacr
Bishop, Joshua Deer Uopt H. Skeen were pre.
-rt,! aiding1 and abetlbig and maintaining the aaid
John Go n th etHjtraUon of said felony end,
whereas aaid offenders have fld) and aecreled them
ia from the guiUti operations efth IwV and
Juiic5 i ! . ,
Nw, ihereforej to the and that the aaid John Goss
,nd 1 accomplices in the .murder, may lie brought to
trial I haw thought properto issue thja my Procla
mation, offering a rewnl of Two Hundred Dollars
f.ir lbs sj-prebensjonof jlh aaid John Goaa, and a lur
ther reward f Oqe Hundred Dollars each, for one or
either of bit occohiplices, to any person or persona
who will apprehend,-nrcauaejlo be appt-eheodsdaiiy
or all nf iheoflendVrsSnd fugitives aforesaid, and -ori.
jnelhcm, orailhrj'of ibero, in the Jail, or deliver tbtm,
or either of them, tjp the Sheriff of Davidson rvsntyUit
the SUle aforesaid;' j Arid I -do, rhoreover, hereby re
quire allO.Tieers whether Civif or MjiUry, itbiu
il.is Stale, to uaej their ( be at exertions: ro apprehend,
or cause tA apprehrrided, die fufUivea and ofiend
anaforeaaal. ...... . Slt '
.Utvcm ut)lfr. ,my hand aeGoTernot And
L- 'o!ini. Done at Wr City of IUIelgh.thia
By Command! 41 A 1 "1,"-:''r;;;; " -.i
C. v oTTi.t jXTitox secretary.
I r -
I ' if'
Dacription of
lAe Offenden Earned in the above.
Jon Goss isabout f33 years old, 5 feet, 9 or 10
inches high, dafk eamp!exiwi, dark early hair," and
haaaome aptcLt of'gunpowdcr , in his facereiout
tnaite and quick of speech.-1 .': - ,fr
Lta WmariiJi i alout 2i years olJ, 5 feet 8 or
9 itichf high, ffnir hair and- eompleiidn, his fore
teeth broad and swide'apart, largo eyebrows," down
look, voice fine, alow fpokeit and Is stoat inada.;-1-,
ABsan WaiOi ia alio.it 58 years old, and S feet 6
inchra high, stojnp.shnulderrd, fair complexion, blue
avts. soft apokeffland irey-headed. - : : e 4 ' S
Joshca Dk i ebout is yeara oldV .5 feel 8 orJ
. . . fjj.i! ' Li..' : L' ' .u:
tncues nign, laic mm, yiiw.ejra, rpare maun, uiiii
see. Quick fpoKen, balr uarlc colored.
A let . Baa fcj. Bisanp isaboat 85 vesre old, fair!
and pule complijcted, Sandy colored hair, quick spoken, I
fwt 6 or 7 rnchehrsh and dark-eye. . J
tlors m. m , .uoui oVrar. .u. -
9 inches high, fair eomHection and full face, dark hair
a' .a
Dd chunky mide, ang speaKS iir ine oruinary. way
hen spoken October 20. 88 ; ;
The Star; SrjtndaroV Salisbary -Watchman,
Greon4Mroog1s Patriot, Intelligenrer. Lexington, Ky.
and Banner, NaAyill 'Tenn. will insert the above
weekly until Countermanded.. " . v j ? -
THE REGISTER.
. V- ------- - - ,
FTIIdy, OCTOHCU St3, l10v
4
" Our't art the ptans if fair, delightful peace,
" Unworn'! bv virtv rage, to live like brothers
brotherC
rag rsiiiikiT,
hahtitsoit
One Prttidenlial Term-ihe . integrity of Pubhc
ServarU-Uhz tafety of, the. Puttie Money, and
the general good of the PEOPLE. .
1 torn yiCMXStBTT,
JOnH TYMil.
II I III. I . -riL
41 MtlTBKU TB' STATXS WaiX BtATXlTiDOXS
SST XXIT,'xOa T pOTXnWICMT or T UTXD
ftTATxa, cat, wiTnavT isscjasTios'or rowxB,airs
THI VIOtATIOir Or Li SOLXXK COMSACT, BO AKT TH1KS
TO aiifOVX IT. WITBOtTT TUX CQXSXXT 07 TH0S1
wao in imiiauTKT iHrsnxsTxri.' Gen. Har-
willO yCTORAL TICKET.
No. I. Col Csabixs Mowxiu of Bujrke iuhty.
5. GeOAS. WtiBo; of Wnkesi i
3. DAVin'Ri3sou;of Lincoln; 1;
DAVinF.fCAiwsti, of Rowan. " -5.
JaJiss MtBAjrx, of Uaswen. ' ,
fl. Hqn. Asbaha- Rswcaaa, ofChatham . v
7. Jojiif B. Kxtit, of Moore.
,4, 8. DrUs mm! S. 8with, of Orange. , , .
, o. CsUbms Mabxt, of Wake. ?
10. Col. Wiimax L. Lowe, ,of Halifax.
11. Wm. W;CXBitTt of Bertie. ...
12. TkoxAS F.Joiss',of;Perquimons.
13. JqsiAH Co ti.iBsf of -Washington
14. Jixxs W."BbtA!t, of Carteret ! "
15. DkiriKx. B. Backs of New-Hanover k H
The fclcction is on the 121h If or.
frWELPTH OF NOVEMBER, ,
The Election for .Electors of President and Vice
Presiden , takes plaoe in North Carolina, on Thursday,
the 12th f next month. 1 .
, Let it remembered, in this Election.Vhat we vote
by General Ticket and, of course, every vote.will count.
No man! need be discouraged, if it should happen that
most of us neighbors are against him. Nitheahould
m t a i u- Ic. Sji
Leemdiv people m to PrfAa.
ry are pearlvi all nf the same . tmnd. tEvery man's
vote is
- : Jr- . " i - - . r ii-rl
JI UI unpOnMlCei U DiMUI fi ivww
the S
TL-9Mm i:fmU Polls Lwaasv tot
the friends of the; South, td-die friends of ha Union,
"u w me irtenus ox vonsiuuuonai wuwy.- i-vo-ery
mai votej 'whas a heart lb his cauatey.'; -
tad; E&ctoral Tickets may be bd at fhis
Office,
in any quantity,
i ippxcaboi:, m our next.
THE', ELECTION.
WltU all the .iAdueementa that the. Whigs, have for
xertinb themselves m the approaching Election, what
c&n be wanting to-a full and fair, exhibition or the
"wn'gtk of sound principles m 'this State f j ; Nothing,
tut Uurk every rnembeVWtta,pwT hodd feel thene -
cessityjof hia personal cb-)eratkn, to resist and eoun -
tert, U 1 .J1 .1 - fkaym.
f ci ana acuviiy oi u uwiuwim,
,r-v. .....-v" ,T
icements ef W-mi tntat whCstimulate the
i- r . . . . . : : ,1., ,
sna mmistration gfCCywp"
of oflRte, to exertkm and we shall then feel
morel
W ih Departmonttfctt en the 1 3th day of No
tVmher. 1839, brje N sTBab LAMla-rav of David-
f , I, . u--.. ,", . i..i.: ' -S i;,r r
jiniriinr
it in, r .... r . j. ...niMi fm I nmii I mmt I kiiu luui ujt . n wv. 44m u m vu. m w j - mp i r r j , . : - - - - - -r . - - r - . . - in uw m.n . i. . k f.ili .1 in irzRi.- 1 L - . , ; m-.m - v - - t- T -. v- . r
OHIO K.'K.p.T.K. MaWtWt: ,...tli L,
V1, u e"c0, wmcH Hare taken place throojh- f
WT vu,w OWCT "9ni naa provea so I
dlaaatrwu o the -hopes of the Adoiiniatration as thai I
oi unio. . up to tbe last moment. Mr. v an Bnmn I
, a w - ' -
.'y?' .ent VcahyiBf'
that Bute. But what haslbeen the result t r Corurin
i elected by orer.T wmtt thousand majority, While 1
sitae last Gubernatortal election in f838, his oppo-
nent, 8hanoon, carried the 8tate by yJre thoutand
eeven hundred and twenty-nine jvoteav making a
Whig gain of 31,000 otes. , We be besides car.
ried the State Legialatore by n overwhelming msjori
ty, and, as fai1 as heard 4 from, fanned riraf xraahi
or Cbxeftkse .' Irwen.beam0 Ohio t vindicate
the character of one of. her .most distiharuished citL
xens, who has beat most basely calumniated by, the
Administration press througnoot the country, and by
.. l- V . .t
ut mcin yoia saa.nas lorever du im aesi m mn. i
demaatioH on these vile and maUdoTis falsehoods. On
Fndvnklt,' e0tv Harrison ; and Reform wUI
sweep the State by aHaiiIl gmter majority tnan has
been obtained allhe recent election., , The people
have willed a fhange in their rulerS)nd their decision
mist he obeyed H''"1 ;'; ''' r' .
' J-est some ol our readers may be at a lose to un
derstand the meaniog of the K. K. &c, at the head of
this paragraph, we will - explain. At a recent Whig
Jubilee in Ohio, a Banner was exhibited; bearing these
Letters, which! were thus interpreted" JConf Kome
it. oeer Tom Korwin" r Xi i - ,
The most gratifying incident to, us) however, in the
wu iccuon, is ine ueieai oj uacioui mouinea
Abolitionist, Dr. DorcAir, who is i left to' catch -Tnin-
nows on the, banks of the Miami. In imitation of
the Doctor's own Doggrell, ' ;
"'l - Mary Rogers are a case, ,. , - ...
And so4u-e Sal?y Munkin, - .
V- ' Martin Van's a used up man,
And so are Doctor Duncan.
PENNSYLVANIA.
" The rehjpns received since our last, confirm our im
pressions with" regard to the vote of Pennsylvania. All
ine counties are not heard fiorn, but it is establishd.
beyond cavil, that the Whigs have elected Eight out of j
Eleven Senators, in the same districts which last year j
were represented by eight Van Buren men and three I
Whigs, being a Whig gain of Eight Senators ' Ih the I
House: f( i Representatives last jrear the Whigs "nad
thirty.two out of one-hundred members. Now they
a majority in mat brancti Of Seven which, add-
to the majority in Senate, gives them on joint
ballot a majority of. Thirteen. There cannot hethe
iiigiuen aouoi inas me uarnson juuaore urui car
ry the State by a decided majority on Friday next.
In vie w of this great triumph, we can find no language
adequate to convey our estimate of its importance.
We beg leave, therefore to borrow' the bathos of the
"Suuidard" pn Wednesday hut, when it was suppos
ed that the State had gone ibr the Administration :
. o. w.
. GSKST THEK WITH , .
io,ooo csukjksi:
TrilAIvT VOCKAT8v S
TH E EARTHQUAKE OF HE R
CHARIOT THUDiOtlNG UP
Onward xt bound with .Lightning
SPEED!.'!
WHIGGER
VlIGT)mi(0)ID:!
THE BLACK FLAG OF
ILiAIIBmW!!
. MARYLAND.
- Tt is ascertained that the next Legislature will stand
60 Whigs to 19 Vans in the House ; and in the Sen
ate, 15 Whigs to 6 Vans. Last year, it stood in tjie
House of Deleaates. 46 Vans to MrWhigs. It must',
indeed, just now, be a Merry-land.
-a? V; GEORGIA. i
In 84 counties, the vote stands thus : Whig 88,162
Van 34,025. Present majority for the Whigs 4,137,
Nine counties to hear tkoax.J-
. -. i NEW JERSEY.
The defeat of the Spoilers is overwhelming. We
desire, especially, to point out as a striking proof of
retributive justice the fact that each one of the five
usurping Representatives in Congress,'-besides being
odndemned by the general popular voice of the State,
has been condemned in his own'coUnty, at his own
homestead, and by his own immediate peers.
' plt. Rtall, a resident of Monmouth, has against
him the,vok n of tnat county, whiclr hetolbre, for
i years, has-tern wiOi the Administration ;
A Mrs JCiLt-x, cf -Salem, fta that county, last year
With Iran, ndw? against him ;
Mr. CboFia.'of Gloucester, has that eouaty agamst
him by an increaseu majority ;
'- .at ri
Mr. P. D. ynooM, of Somerset, has that county
against him by an increased majorijyj and
) Mr. Phiimoic DiCBJtBsor;:of Passaic, has that
connty against him. . ; ' ', :
2 ' HUZZAH , PO R A RKANS AS !
tTHe Louisville Journal says, that Passengers wmo
arriTtd there on' Monday Tening, state the Harrison
partv have carried eVery thing before them,
No doubt was entertained that PowixB (Whig)
Jq by .barge majority,. nd that
was electeu to iengresa vj .
I " - a H "
thmrm tnlH hhl maiOrttV OI T tE MJKmm
tnre to elect a United States "senator..
-V- , - SOUTH CAROLINA I
Weiaa'ta'eara how she has votedibnt as
wrtoUW
ih-t hm das' cone the furore for the A&min-
utratton.
The Democracy are rousinsr and rallyina with ex
i
traordinary spirit. , , yfo have strong hopes of die
redemptkm of the State, on the 12th of November.
r -. . . ... Standard of Wednesday.
m amusing to witness thr nnsuooesul. efioTta of
I some, of the leaders of tne Van Bgren parry, w ian up
tfmAnir thir lorces a little entousiasm ana zesx..s as
well might they fonthelcohergs of Nova ZemUa, with
1 the hope of kindling a ufJ be party W dee dead,
1 dead! The People have cotoe a?lhe ,rescne I
;-Ws.i. w:il
I .s, r u,ro " ".. r- -a --r-v
jIt Snn.v last a ASMi diatancS Au de bf Halifat.
r?;Z-f " 7 r -; . ;- --.- . . '
I tne Xjocomouye ran qvw a negro ijiag -p
,MM,jjg,aMjMjMjMin "r. i:4nfi4raBiBtfaiaBrinaraa ' - l " - I
a desnotiam. - SmTr.
erancerronimatuirai-
Con8
dorn vhich has enslaved the -will i
taken away the freedflia if Uiookbt
mUl mn ri 'j . o
ajfci uar inu nil rnii in n rviti h ivw
tern." Let terminate ibrewrVtheabatlbn of
attempting tocooirol the Peoples'rofe h the influence
of their own money. Let ua put down this aieeal and
unconstitutipnal interference with, the Currency. L
Ye old men of North-Carolina ve whn aided to
establish Liberty and free Government let rwtneelect
of the oWigations of patriotism reproach your declin
ing tlays I ,. , .
i young men of the Old Norththe ornament', the
strength, the glory of yoar country to the resBueto
the rescue ! " Let no' man find anv ezetmei hat a
bd .T1J reatber hosiness, erigaeraents-away
"uch piUrnyapplogies for'triffi
Sent Crisis. jNnthmar twit tli irilititinn nr Dmiillmi.
, ' .
can exense'ttny man. -.;.
Again we say,' the hour is come ! Whigs of North
Carolina strike home, and let your rallying cry be j
Aran Cos
TIOJT, X5D THE BtrTRKMACT OT
TElUWI,;
RALEIGlLyEJPPECANOE CLUB.
At a meeting ef the Club on Monday evening last;
the following Resolutions were passed unanimously
Resolved, .That, we hail with joyous satisfaction
the cheering news which has reached us from the
recent Elections, and that we regard U a an earnest
ef the vet more glorious triumnhs which are to' be
achieved bv the friends of the Constitution, in No-
irembernext. " '-
Reeolvtd, That we accept with pleasure the invita-
tion of our brother Whigs of Henderson, Granville
County, le- attend a Whig Festival at that place on.
I .the S3d iqstant, and that a Committee of three be ap
pointed to report on Wednesday evening next, what
number, win attend. ' -
Resolved,-That we consider it, the bounden duty of
every true Whig to exert himself to the utmost to ex
I pel from office those vtf-ore now contemning the
wilf of the People, and endeavoring to establish in
this country the Government of rone man !
Messrs. Thomaiit f Gorman, Robert W Haywood
and William F Clark': were appointed under the
second, Resolution. . .
The following persons were appointed as Marshalls
of the Delegation to Henderson; and requested , to
make all necemry arrangement for the occasien,
vbt Col Reeder, William Ashley and That M Oli
ver. -
Robert W Hsy wood fieln introduced the following;
Preamble and Resolution, via :
Whereas a body of PoUticians, terming themselves,
"The Democratic Association , of Virginia," hive,
through an address lately issued; attempted to reprove I
the People of North Carolina, for 'the condemnation I
they expressed by their recent electidfes of this corrupt
and dangerous Administration, and have impudentl
presumed to dictate to them the manner in which they
should vote in November next; And whereas, me
said Address, so issued, contains tne most gross mis
represenUtions of , the political principles of Gen.
Wiliiax H. Habbiso, and the basest imputaUons
on the.- motiWof those who have determined to sup
port him for the Presidency, and knowing that the
voters of North Csrolina,are fully capable of exer
cising the elective franchise," without the teaching or
dictation of any body or set of foreign politicians,
particularly when composed of the servile office-holders
of the Administration
Therefore, Resolved, That we denounce" in the
most unqualified terms the said attempt of the Demo
cratic Association of Virginia to interfere in the elec
tions of this State, and we pronounce tbe Address is
sued by said Association, a tissue of impertinence and
falsehood. , , .
They were unanimously adopted. .
Mr. Bowers then moved that each member of the
Club be requested to give notice to our friends in the
country that there will be a meeting of the Whig t
thei Log Cabin, at ten o'clock on Saturday next,
when Mr. LetgA and Judge Mangum, it is expected,
will address the People.
The Club then adjourned.
H. W. MILLER, President.
A Willi AM,
T. M. Olivbb,
8. W. Whiting,
A. P. Hughes,
Vice Presidents.
Secretaries.
i , SOUR GRAPES.
Of tne States which, in 1886. votel aeainst Mr.
Van Buren, wi arx cbbtaib to gain South-Carolina,
Georgia, Tennessee, Maryland, New Jeisey and
Ohio."
... ;,.-.v
ing positive production appeared in Ae
a few weeks ago. -Smce then, aU me.
?The foregoing
Standard" a few weeks ago. -since men, au u
States mentioned haver voted exceptTTennessee, and
in every one, the Whigs have triumphantly succeed
ed, except-in South-Carolina a State, where scarcely
a ripple agitates the " calm, smooth sea of despotism."
And reader, what, think you, this same Standard.
noy has to say on the subject of the iWa15""!10 defeat
winch they have sustained in these States, of which
U was, scarce one short moon ago, so certain.
Hear him
j MabtxaWd. The news from this State is not to
lavOraDlC. 1 nis oiaro, n win w icwtd-i, v.v-v
. . r - Z. 11 I. buAllMtl wMMf lw
Gen. Harrison in 1836, and if she should do so again,
toe lose nothing. t
Mr. Van Buren, and if we tail to obtain; her vote tee
Ipse nothing. - . ; ;01.y. V,T ,: ....
-si isnGii.-iiiM 4ixa.i t iniiu, u. w,
Nxw Jebsbt. The vote m this State, as was ex-
pected, is very close. According to the same Whig
pTper from which we have already quoted, theremmf,
ib, received, exhibit a Wikie. gain of only 26-U
I . , ; . U-t, I-
1 Ucn WO recriro cuiucunii.ii.u d wii; k
j to find in a JJemocratio paper, we have utile
v. ? rTT T
;f tWo exH oy wny of :oinmehtary,-that toe
C . OiUe-From this State, the f Standard-has, as
oiieJ
yet, heard nothing, but as she voted against Van Bu
ren in 1836, of course, in their present defeat, ' they
lose nothing." '
..The philosophy with winch he , Standard" re
ceives the evil tidings which be&l hs party, calls forci-
Wr to jwafit Pbiboub's lament over his lit-
de pj.
. Jemniy Prgle had von leetle pig, , .
lt TBsh not" very leetle, it vash not very big.
Xrm ie aA alive, he fed him on clover: r
Hr Aow A ii dead, it is aU over r:-:. : - V
:V'4' i, i
',-y.rrii.r.': '(.
Vi.-X .ft.
;4i!
BANK RESDMPTION; j 3
The Philadelphia Tnqunw'aayf-- We can now
state wT entire confidence, that all the BankVof this
1 aiiLV win nKniBB omciB niTmcna on u 1013 dinnb i nminm w irrsni .h innuiann iinx. i iun -ra.nir i iu w a .- . ..l tt - , :.-.. - i . t.wr-rjwi. -ttu.r t -rr i: --t r -,. ...
Northern Man tinthtSouthrji prineimeti .
f. UeMte for J)b Wu-p Clistot, in opposition
to ?jAt,rMAnisojr; the Southern and RepubUA
eaJundatelcithePresk - ,
3. Heiupporkxl RorcsKisofor the Senatortha,
United States a Federalist and a Missouri restriction-
4. He voted ibr instructions to the New York -Sa-
! nators, to oppose the admission of any State into the
Union unless slavery wall prohibited therein. .
5. He voted to restrict the Slave trade between the
Southern SUtes anl" Florida! r : . ,
6 He. voted in the New York Convention ef.l8il,
for free negro suffrage. -
7. He declared irJhis Speech on -the right of suf
frage, in that Convention, that to extend the privi-
iege of voting would be cheapening it .
8. He approred the introduction' of negro evidence
against white men, in two instances, thereby showing
reckless disregard of the wishes, the principle and
feehngsof the South. , v . 7ff ;
9. He has recommended Jo Congress " the Plan '
of Secretary Poinsett for re-orgnnixing the MilinWef
the tinited' States-a Plan which is in yiotatior of
the. Constitution, and virtually creates a Staito
Abxt, under the directjcontrol of the President.,, j.
10 He sttempted W skulk from' the responsibiUtyf
when he found the People condemned the ssjdTlani'
11. He has forced upon the People" the an U-TlepuorH
lican policy of the sub-Treasury avowedly to reduce
wages -and prices, ant), destroy credit. s'-iV-'.-J
' la- He nas increased the expenses of the Uovern
ment to nearly $40,000,000, ' j
13. He will have received -from the public oV-
fers, on the 3d of March , next, the enormous' sum of
$184,999 ! and has done the country n aertteei'. :
14. Tiii ah. t We can put a better man and a
truer Patriot in his place !
SINGULAR DEVELOPMENT.
We invite attention to the statement outhe.preced
ing page. It will be seen that a Senator and a Represen
tative in Congress, called together on the Secretary
of War, and first sBquested, and then demanded in
the name of their constituents) a sight of a public doc-
nmehtnled in his office ; all sxcm to which was pos-
ravely refused them, though he had previously given
the Globe a statement of the contents of that document,
under his own hand a statement evidently garbled
and false. No. candid and honest man can read it
without condemning Mr. Poinsett's course, even if he
has told the truth to the Globe; and doubly If hoi
has
garbled and falsified' the record.
, HEADS UP.
The " Standard" denies that the Administration
party about Raleigh give up tbe election of Gen. Hah-
bison as certain Indeed, the Editor declares that he
is in better heart about the result than heretofore. When
we read this, we involuntarily smiled., A reasonable
degree of confidence has,., we dare say,, a good effect ;
but really this is " cutting it too fat." All we can, say
is, if the party have not given up the ship, then no re
liance is to be placed upon the expression of the human
countenance for in the faces of our Van Buren friends
about here, the perfectibility of uner hopelessness is
personified. . '
SUICIDE.
Wiluax 8. Raxsat, Esq. one of me. members
elect to Cong-ess from Pennsylvania, (an Adminis
tration man) shot himself at Barnum's HoteV in Bal
timore, on Sunday laaL . j v.
ARRIVAL OP THE ACADIA 4 i
This Steam Ship arrived at Boston on the 16th
instant, in twelve days from Liverpool, with ninety-two
Passengers. We perceive nothing of interest in the
intelligence which she brought.
"The most extraordinary item iathe abdication bf his
Empire, by the King of Holland, iiecause of his love
for a Lady whom his subjects are not willing that he
should betroth. - ..'--. : f '
CARTERET AND JONES. ,'
Both tnese sound Whig counties were
overlooked, we believe, by the Register and
otar ui tneirnouces oi tne delegations at tne
Convention. Without havinsr seen a i man
from either of them, any Whig journal at all
acquainted with the noble, consistent and
patriotic course of those counties, might
safely have announced the presence of at
least. a portion of, their sons on. an occasion
so interesting. And they were thcret though
not in numbers sumcient to be considered
l an exponent of the Harrison strength of their
counties. A few noble spirits from each
raised their banners in tbe procession, and
, m would 0
. J mnaaA:.K fk-llarit Whio-oTwJtK
. - MSW efVrV1tne Wh;l5l,
I . . 'a-a- T1:-.K 'M
not snprised that the Rafcigh Editors should
have" forgotten or overlooked some of the
delegations, but rather that they were -able to
reoort SO mucn. ivo preparaiiort wnatever-I
Kd cxVaV Vs- .k
nmlf;n of ihtai A-ontlimAnr.f th Pr..0
.-w ew..rH.r7 7l
or we wpum nut lutvts occn,ao ucpcuueui on
me laDoursoi our oremren oi ine type lor
A.I A-tt ''' - ' -
proceedings of the GlorioutTwo Day.
1 - - It -I
Newbern Spectator?
A OITCHING Ijf C1DENT.
Mr. Custis of Arlington, while address
ing the People It the late Festival in) Fair
fax, alluded to the objections made id Gen
eral Harrison's fitness for the office of Pres
ideot of the United States dn"account!bf his
advanced age. " In tbe 'American t Kepub
lic," .observed Mr. C. " a man must teVerbe
too old to serve his Uountrr 1 v 1 hem torn
inrr! to-XJol. Broadwater, a veteran -: bf 'the
lWolution, who wai63tte W the jpiatfprm,
and who is up wards of . kixctt, th tbraQr
continued : " Sav, venerable r man, thou be
ing of a by-gone 'age Say, soldier oC the
Revolution, thy Country's defender in 4 her
hour of trial; blessings be on thy! silver
hairs,' and miy the . choicest charitiei-r of
Heaven cheer the remnant ol . thy fdaya
Say, is an American citizeQ eyef too' 'old ;to
serve hif 4 Country rf o - . v r;
.: A pa'ase' czrsued, when tbe veteran slowly
rising from his? seat-d resting fponi hit
stau, exciaimeaTO a nrarana auaioie'voice,
No f Never tpo1ld"t(Merve his : Country T!
'And hxsrer. ensued, a scene , proudly to 'be re-
rnemaerea ny. jne reopier oi j? airtax.i ane
Ladies waved their tcaris. while the enthd
siasm, of a thousand hearts burst-' spbnta
; THE GREAT VHIQ i COrj trfiNT0N':; v
Is orcr but its fruits rerriin .to be" rathr
eredj and ' thejr" ire jibumlanlanfisirutary
Never before diCw witaesaLin ortti Caro
Unasucb. turnout of the ' borie-And-sinew,"
tfrt rtaJ peojlef-with A':4offir3-boUcr
airjoTug tHcm, as we behei inlateigh,-ba the
ota irastaiit j ;noi in; any fctiaate, myr0
iicceived tad iasqitqntjryK lTjeV inore
cccssuue teast sent exaiues, tne-spuui
c uuuureuSfritie ine norm ana too- west
jbured in thef:-thbTjsihfl4ltll interion the
nb comrjton etent could 'barednwnovelE
r froriilhiBatreme4tpM
oraeriy puiie in immense mass of tho oro-,
ducpeJaesTwhom-wl Raleigh.' I
oucm t ,uit?u as wotb iruin Aaeir Homes and
(heir avbcatious only" "when oof country and
Ber. institutions! aipe in dgerlTQrrnedVtbls'.
great- Conventtoa.The pxor xnau and, the,
rich, the fanner-and 'the mechanic,' the pro
fessional man"' and "the" ' dar-boureri were
there all inspired by pne c6mmdn impulsel
tne redemption of oMrcounjrpm
grasp of the ruthless spoilere,"tliose whonAve
rendered bankrupt our ; national, resources
destroyed? confidence and r credit, trampleq
on ouf .rights, disdained all constitutional
restraints, jnd intrpdrjced, as a jparty-pde,
misrule, agrarian immorality, and cbhseqiienl
distrust and saspic ion. In the petty back
I roomcaucttse&beld by the tools-of this wicked
Administration, by which this noble land
has been ' so long 'misgoverned, eyery-one
present apparently wears a' faco 'of fear.'pf
conscious guilt,, and seems alarmed Jest the,
plots and schemes of the party should be o
yerheard by the pel;v'At i'-Rleliitdtr.
different the aspect of things I i'tie- pold
Speech, the erect gait, and open countenan
ces of all present,proclatmcd that the " Lords
of the soil,4! independent American citizens
nave taken their own affairs into their, own
hands, and "determined to conduct 'them ' ti
the j deem best, without reference to tbo
wisheg of Martin Vaii Buren and his. host of
dependants. Toee from 10,0015,050
weH behaved, respectable , and intelligent
citizens, meet and commingle as a baodwof
brothers, would even ton a holyday occasion
be a cheering sight ; but to behold such an ail
semblage convened ibr the holy purpose pf
rescuing our country from misrule and petty
tyrranhy ; to readmit their proud glance, to
learn from their hps,5 that; they nave deter
mined to ' effect this , rescue, determined to
preserve those liberties which are the birth
rightof American citizens; what heart would
not inroD joyiuuy, exuiungjy, proudly I
A more animating scene cannot well 'be
... . ' i
Sands, were incessant ; every ; latch "String
was out, every door open, and courteous and
noble hospitality, on the part of tberesidehls
mei every yisuer, wnerever no lurnea, ieay-i
inrr an abirlino- anH favnmKl mnron nn 1
P. , .,r, ,e , V . T. ."..j,
which will be long and kindly remembered.
Of the Ladies of the city, what shall we,
what can we say,' to express the gratification
which, their, cheering presence afforded to
the Convention 7 We would not pay the
empty- unmeaning compliments ; for th
deep interest they manifested in this gr
preparatory step towards the-deliverancef
our cuuuiry, snows conclusively mai, juey
tninK too oeepiy,aiscnminate top accurately,
to be pleased wi tt-such. Instead . thereof,
we will respectfully implore a continuance
of their guardian care; of-their inspiring
sanction of the Whigcause, a.sanptipn which j
at once stamps its propriety and promotes jts
pf the patrietic sohgif
irably inthe Corjven-1
success, in tne words pi toe
which they sung so admirably
tion," Heaven's blessings attend them !
j. Newbern Spectator,
At a Meeting of the Tippecanoe Club,heldinthe
Ijg Ccbin,in Nswbern an Tuesday Evening last.
It was rBAViBorstT RxsoLVBB. That the
thanks of the Craven County Delegation be tendered
to Messrs.JbAn 'Zforri.f Craven, Lewis, O. Des
mond, Joh Washington, Nathan G. Blount and
James- CraonLot Leneir t CoL McLtotL Maior Hut
ted arid CoJ. $rmnyof JobiMonrand; torseve4ral
other gentlemef pn the road, whose names are not .re
membered, fosifre hospitality and assistance tbev ren
dered to the Ddegatioirf while on its way to and from
the CTonverition:' Also,' to the citbens tf Raleigh, for
their friendly rcepiion, and jMurtaqn entertsjameat
while m the city. ... -.-' . r ; .. .,
. -4 ; . :. :A. j GREEN M. CUTHBERT,
Pres. pro. tern,..
D. M- Vab BoxxsxBir, Cor. 8ee.
';iv WHATAU YENfW
When I think of tbe mad infatuation, set to
say suicidal policy c4 Boo thern Whigs, I cannot lap.
press the boiling of my blood. What! shall South
er n men men whose alt depends on the stability of
uinera.rnsxiiunons, merely to gvauiy a moroia per.
shiial htrT to Martin Van Buren. leatro lhHDMtvM
with the Nood-thrrsty Abnhtionists of the North, to
down the foir fabric which was reateJ at the
In uiis QUy, on Tuesday evening last, by JZe. Mr
LacyvMr. James Ms riot, to Mis Rebecca High.
In Rutherford 'county, CapL Thomas R, 8bufard,
to Mrs. Esther NErwiru ; ; V''a
- In Mihon, Cas-weU eo. CoL 'Andrew, Molar, to Mia
Prances Dodaod of HatonC . , W ' MT
la Rutherfordton, Mr. Edmund Donnell to Miss
Margaret Hanrtiltoiu. . .Also, MrT Woodhum ta Miss
laoiwankin,, - M-f
V; In Newbern, Mr. Charles H. Poy, of Joees2 county,
to Miss Elizabeth Smi.?!, daughter of the late CoLJno.
8. 8midu- Also, Mr. John E. Posene, to Miss Caro
line 1 Foy, daughter of Enoch Foy, Esq. ell oft Jones
eonntyrUso, Mrvj James M. Russell, to' Miss Ann
McCoy ,'danghter of Wm. McCoy, Esq, i. . , j
s
2 InOuilford, James McNsiry, sen. a pronunent ciu
ten of the jConnty.: IcV "' 's5 v ; - - -'In
Newberti, on the I3tb' inst. inthe SUx year of
his sgsvMr.iU nTiam Pritchett Ah,on Menday the
6th inst In the 64thyearof her age, Mrs. Mary Mc
Kinlay,reuct of the Iatelsmes McKbfay, Esq. forma
ny years an eminent Mcrchani of thatPlace. .
-IntMecklenburg; Conntv.on the CA inst. Jsraes
Graham Alexander, son of Dr.4M. V. Alexander, in
the 16th year of bis aga,V. Amjaliala dIjo&Uion,dJ--itnt
inJib er eTry pursuit, te had 4tr-t-rc:pect ef
auaining erUr. in any sirica r f L's to which he
might, have be 1 '-ZtjL A.lfwcrjizii'A, wai; never
imagined than the'eity of Raleigh presented grand schemk. v?"-
during'the-CnventionV Crowds of i
lacesere to;be met i
cheerful salute, the heart irrasi of friehdlvi t$ll
expense of the blood of out fathers l-Corrispondent
M At -. w w' ... . ; . .t:. ... .
hk t t a . ii. :.v i - rMi"? w,r W o axes fand facluen -slexeenr.'i m
o- afat ary, no wonder thai he rosrs andfo-xnu iXolL6we, frduim J '
hkeamad butt. -r-:--..f " v 's , ued $100,; pelf Ts!, 7ll ' ,
I H iHIi I T ll 1 II I I j " -
The-Whi V &u fnwtii is.ir &L
Ctokes County, 0ie"idjoining Cou!itiss, crtf the Stats' r
aeneraiiy, or all -poIiUcal parties, !e jmeef
tt..-u. u.V( fini ITCBAUSCUSSlOrt'Drt
the great polucal qttcsUdns- ef thf day: Ii sohcited
This Festival 4s EtTeti in theti soirtt ArT
Ut hberalit. ofWhiclr we Invite sQ parties to parU' IC 1
wamcspeaaujtuivmuinnujf viMKtm oi Ul8 tale anil
Revolutionary Wars. t
1 U H.Shetnferd.K Joshua Rarwk
. i -!-- ji. tt t . : , 9 . ..-1
. mail, fiwore, r .ti, oauman- vtttv-
utterly joncs, tfy
4 t i - , .Committee of fnv&atien.
w - a . W
TVf OTIUE !!-TJje Members elect for tliemsuiag
J. Legislstarej, are respectfally infracd, that we,
shall be pfejiared to iccomntodite 4o or 50,'irenUo-
men with board end lodging.'" Being 'graleJuf Jury
pnst favors, we proraisti thai nothing aliaii be wlnled
oil our part to render comfort La -those wVo chouse te
laor us wuh their custom. ' . -; iZY '
' - ANN.PULLIAM SISTER'S.
Od.it, m-:An
C3! 8ur and Standard 3L weeks
MTJPPE;ANCTfi!l-Thariir..f j h PU5
Wessons why old Tip ah.old be elected Presjdent.'tV '
... wr- u,WVi. Arv7Mm Meiocies, atc.t llain. -,
tost'AtmanaA for ,1841 1 8onca lot the PmnUf
r or. fare at uie Carolina rjoox Btef. : '
is tuts dav received -and for sale bv -v't : r.'
vj TURNER & ni'OHES.
DCTIONEERING.VI still confiHue this. IniV
sjneas with the uaus! kimU" of AcWicws f Sucll.
as avllinz and bhvintr of (IatwU .ml iuIkm att.f "
Rsleigh; VODer 83, 184Qf
- 4 c;
RESERVATION OP TH R TKTir :in.
S, FfcXASA WTS ha retaraeeirrnin Kw YetritJ
sod ean e eoflsolted,W.the preseut at bis Room,
immediately opposite Ihe City Hotel. V
lie would sjy to profestfionaf men, generally, that -having
licen solicited to become ao A xem ttr ih
American Journal of Dental Science' most ex!
relleat PerJical,rinled in the City of New YdtV"
he wooldlM p1eaedtoAfa4mardrbeir names touna-"
as Subscribers to the wbrlu fr7 CuPierr
may. b seen at bis office.
RatoiaVOet 21,1840.
. S, Gregory if Co.JtIannrert.
I'TtT RCUN I A 8TATB LOTfER YFa-the
V fit of the Town of Weitoburn. ClussNo or.w'
"" p oe urawn at Aiexaudiis, Vs. ou Satpri
iuV'"n ovemoer, iso. rK
Do
cos ' 2d Half.' do- .65
doai u 35 Quartet A,de- U
Do
Capital 00O,OOOt
A LE3TA NDRf 4. T.fiTris oxrl inlAi .
m . " " . 77 - r"f,r,l,"P.ui W
"niwn aiAiexsndfisD. U. onSatord
4tn November, j 840 u' , -
sixteen Drawn Ballots
-
SBABO SCBXXK.
4 f
60,000 $30,000 515,000 0,60d-(,f)00-
j ,uuu o.uuu fi,U0O I4.0C0 3 500
$2,311 4 Prises of $3,000 f 5 f f I,75d
10 of $1,500-60 Prises of $1,000---50, of 500W
&c Ac."'
Tickets only $20 Halves 10 Quarters 'vftw
Eiehths fZ SO ' " -
Certificates f Packages of U M hole 1 ickcts 280
Do
do. XdHarf'doJ 131
do 36Qasrter do 1 v 65
,t do ,&.U Eighth isiawAl 331
Do
Do
TtTIRGINU 4TATE. LOTTERY.1, for Endow'.
V mg u iResnurg Academy. rid;fe.oi her por.'rt
1840. Tb dria .f j
Yi' on V-?
Tickekr vnly fltWHalvee $5 Quarters f $2
Cwtifiealea of Packagrsbf X3 Whole Tkfcetif 130 ?
;. A...i i.- , .xa Half We .u
" " J5 Quarter de U .
XlU personal Narrative oT aiife at tfes, irf . eite
VwWme, hcln No. 106", of Harper's family Libiary,
-suuiung an Kinds of paper ; intrusted to: my wre. v?f . f
From five to twelve years experience In inch a call- -3 ' ft .. ,
ing. encoursgesn to hope still for a WrUpiof tbe. U!
poblie favour v ' a-; .. - ft '-Jfv
irMv,if'V 86 2m ; jVi I ' I:
. vxiikviu !. acaa-jes oi .9 vvnoie I IClitS 9130
WfTrVi For the bene.
V. fi of tbeMnDongsIa Acadrmyi Cfass No. lo5 !
.
lor iBjo. To be drawn at Alexandria.' Va. on 8atuWf .
day, November 28lh; 1810; ;'--- ,tW . '
;. ' Tickets ilO. HsIvWfarti4 lf(f 4
Certificates of Packages of St Wkefe Tickets flSO'I
CJ'.ror Tfcketj and Shares or" CertiBeatee of Pack.
sges ni the above Splendid lterit-t!idrese , -1 W
X Sbipfo Court of Pleas , rja.Quarter eeaswoaT
Ja proceed to sCir for ea.'atllhe Court JIoGa.
f! ''H'JliJey. In December next;
w 7 iwa or parcels oi Jsbd, or ad rnuxh
a.I 4AA . , M
B sstaBMA, mfrnrn
1 bt'F'Wl rW"bf Wiat 7idJi
new, yaiueuzoo, and a -poll. Tax,
o
I.. .
i UstiTtn; AB.raurrre sevaca Ta,
f'Lol Nnrtrr 8trMt:ecmtV.;l f v.rt vT
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4 valued
I Lot Hay
v valued S
1 Lot Ptrnan 8lrt flinna Innt.n .lr..t $V.
$7Q0.f Tet 4 V",. -.Vi , M
1 Ttf m.1 Hrnut Tt;ilAfi 4Mtn MtiuJ eiA .
v vm V.I. v WW mWmf-m : 1 ' '
lax.
I Lot Bow Sireet, D McNeil,s, valued $iC0 .
' 'Tax, '"'-r- - ' . ."- ta
'valued $200. Tax, f - , f r,a
CDRDOri-DEMINO.CUi-
PsyeUeville, N. OctJ 19 Uio. i -: . T
rfv.Adf.faeo.-".
J-1
"joB'pPvirmrcG
ILoWerPsyejPlJrWO - .
ued $20, and; I pell Tax . t 1 0 . j
-7 -- imtm-m i - I
ly.taloejl $.1 Ji.-- . Tit, v i:'v , fiyV 1
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