L., .- Z.- IVc nt ? Rice Prl ' & . . L
ft 4 T'y tolli J J ' jity
ftf wT- . .jTsi rnA "s
Our r 'pbnuctr ddightjhl jptaej4.
Unttarp'dWarly-rageita lire like brother
a'-"
1 :&'.-
f. , 1.
es.rf.--u
HFM
IT I .. . : 4
juujfecoipD,
i VtJ)e"Laiovr cf v j5ouf. liur lb tods? tliTaCt pife:
SN by &n increased tn?ioriff iMref the Govei-
Locd I'ocF inay gaiaif Iftite,? in NeWHasore
Oaaioir,; durrjtack. Lincoln, Rockingham, and
Stoker but then they are doner vyhle wo ,?hal
increase oiur vptejtreoaendoqsljr Jp ihk Jyoptaiip
District, and considerably iff tcral pf iheCpu.
I iep j$AMisc-,-pjr trict vDat p4
Randolph in the WolofSE'pistript)
Craven, Beaufort, Ve ujotiW be tified in;
shout in j yictory nowriH t1:e et eprt of atn.
but we prefer to wilr)flur hevrirjevVromlbe
plorioug. WefternRserye ; ff Cuksif Dis
trict alone docs -not increase btfr vote lOOOi then
we shall be greatly djsappouitcd .Satorday morn-'
ins'rf mail. Jiovvtr,. shrincr f ult retoroW Io
the mean tinw tur Wlilj ifriendartf 'aay-ii
' Hi
Eartietf'Kfcf 2
Bladen"4V.?3
Branawlcfc;
ISahcombeH
CabafnisV'
CardwetT,
(Taniden;
CaewfelLf!
ChathaH(ret'V
CJeaveland r
CetuntbW
Crave nV-rf 1" "
Cu)iiberk'iofv
' 1 .. 1
'076
' 252t
S081
401
108
.ail
371
' The 4 Loco PocW crour: tery "nvacli over Ibeif
ptin in thia" County ancetoo, August Electuin
When tba loir.booka eotneio "be aifted,whici
we understand ft' is'thV determination t)i Ventlo-
men .91 the Yi3 party, to 4jv .thj ejfsprel pt thw
extraordinary increase may, perhaps be discov.
ered. . At onejrecjnct((person nown Xo berom
a ditTereot Cnty, "were alW'ed to Vote, without4
V'1"-" i-vjV"VAi 's-4,,f -Jit-let
or hindrance4'ADdwehate eve0 reason lo
believe from what we hawiiejLrdtnai sojnepet
"sons voted .'twfcfjpr ihric i Ihe Pou?ty; t:
-586
But the wonder is, not that ibe partj;
do not make bead wayv but 1 bat Iher tin main
tain their strength .t aH to iWaJtwln" jibe fae
of the powerful opposition they bave) to encounter.
Look, attbs Various OScers wV have WsJdent'in t
the ConyyWlonginV td thtpj tA'Senatii'
etlw1- United flutes. Marsha V Postmaster, and
District Attornev 1? a Member of Congress; active
and indefatigable , fligh Sheriff of ihe Conn- h";,'.'.
xy, sua neap " uejjuiicji ut uuciwi
County Court Clerks, and all th Constables of
the Coanty with a (ew exceptkms, and last though
not leases Clerk'abd Master ioA Equity who is
aisOEdir''lent'part
man exercises Jan aosensiblal influence fri t bose 1
he comes to contact with, ef en though he may J
not .me e.C(ts. Jlo 4 so. : isut whenvne- doc use
his inflienWto tnaae : converts,1 as h is-very tatdr.
al be should, wbeq bo a direct interest in their
poritical biasit-may be- easily seen how great
an engine 4 of prosclytJnt, is conUQually at work.
We aigrliol complain of these gentlemen, for we
try It'Wof 4,1101110 ipnerev Ujii
culcate Wblgr sehtimentSt as they do Loco Foco
doctrmeebvttbd Offices wbfeb they bold, 'bnngU
in? many of them rato closajionnectioo with the
embarrassed portion of the community, who are
niore likely to pe aficted by favors done or as
sistance wilbheWlnvesU them with a degree of
influence w'hlchtells' sensibly. jftn. tbe; people of
the Ciunty, and is-ahparent Id the 1 meat ropewcial
LFORI. VjEWISB-5 ; :
'Tbe iorioas .Ol'DdnimibB, ae 'tJmlford is
sometimes called has thundered this year to some
purjwse.fcrbeEdgecomb thunder bicb the
tanaaru,jieiai.jqTvrcw H,.?.jf.w8i
but a pop-ganvcpmwrewith U. The Xcp,t'txo
majority is l$es than that obtained by AmtrKSToH
r .''J J.. t-O iSi'
over ctTAXLY, ana ymy vote larger JT,o.vwi
than in Angtt8tL$ "TheisVSTr gentlemeniaf
pointed toscrttfriitfo cbiinty, overwborii-sueb'i
hullabaloowa pi made, may have Uei spUtta
from the Vasty deep1, bat they didn't corner v
Mr Dealt Sib : The -Rubicon is passed, and
Maiedr Iotriumphe RichmonUWe
4i not vet lost the breed of noble bloods, but
cling with affection, torpid wfw'eU ried faith,
The Locos ought wUb jriepkapetation,i bu
tuey leu j iuw ipuwwiwi' -OT- B j
urFE,1 abused bis privilege as PostmisreyTJ
erki; and'flo6d'ethe;Coi
appeals to Southern prejadice garbled 'extracts
from Cur'a ii-oioiM,'? ifK0&&Pi.sVm
ion of truth (otherwise ycleped lies) ; nd witb
Aee iwtsdnetl weapons-olkismougbt-v What
tfd again Io iriumphe Rlchocpd
1 1 IRIcVlilONli ALL HAIL l i
"r ThishiuWiBantfCountyl6 onontK
Carotioa, batf covered herself with glory 1 bhe
has iocrt'aed jWAVhls' vote istyietfc' sipeea-
$84
283
514
Pranklin, "
GranvjH'," '
iGuiifordt(repd)
lHalifaxa4 ,1
IJaywooda t:
Hertford , .
i Iredell
ones,h?V-;'
Lenoir. ? . ,
Lmeolnjrr
BfsrtW "
Mecklenburg?
Montgomery,-
Moore-""11 "ij
New Hanover,
Northampton,
unsiow.;
Orange, tt
Pasquotank, J
Perqutoious,',
Person,
Randolph, ,.
uichmonu, i -
RobesorHjl V V j
Rockingham, -
Kowan, J
rvnerfprd, 402!
Siampson,r -Stanly,
Stokes,' v
Surry. -5
TyrreH,'?-
Wake, t-
v arrenT ' .
Washington ih
Vayne(fvi ;
Wilkes, . -
'vtr
"t
v37
271
r75
;51S
VM54
X3l
; i.-137
lilt i 0
246
CH8
361
'559
f 4489
-309
$477
v;;74
5 241
1UO'
V
; '342
1070
485
am
,t t
710
"".381
- 199
..463!
-378
iV206
269
189'
3o6,
17T3
M756
.593
-366.
',287,
607
-J0821
r ,,678
m'
449
,r54i
A105
J 1032
A073!
1127
217
n475j
if-"
1
1?!1
,Vl26
'3361
285
v. J '
' t lM'a
it-
J iel 523
1242
, 107
f.513
;tiioi
V178IUJ&53
622
. . 441
t 113
m7SG
5921
5881
43-A
-727
?1165,
7 "1023
-rl37
1271
..716
846
? r 74
T383I
il59'
021
? 55581
533
.167
615
, 1043
128
trt
39433
6
. 4o6
655
;-"S94
1113
117
530
860
1374
810
v JOHNSTON ELECl'ION. i
!JK56V focSe'uatorritbrsConnty,
stood follows :
;McLeod,Wh'ff0
i4co majority, .
T
EAGLE ROCK.
396,-..
t 'r'350' il
We did injustice taKegaUant-Wbrgs ; bfUbis
PrccTnct, in onrlastpaporr The true, vote 'fwas
si
.7
- For Polk,'
136 r
17.
. WHIG' POTAT0 1 v; a .
We ha vej a jSweet oUto Jf ou posseesion,
raised by Mr. James tBosBEE, of -thit Coanty,
wnicQ pieasares
and weighs 8 1-2 pounds fi". Beat this who can !r
.1,; 'rzfii -Ciii jASiisilxfc'
'LA
Vf vateterkftSttt K te of booM go bble
s - yflJe'aUftjtfl4holte of Gen. PEGgAM 1 8 al?infcbe wiiliirtit Srwr mnd Im
vi' "lUit? Lonisvdle Journal ofthe 23ih says: " offtu.tO.s-i.Ll ZllttJf V?
. "The Cltv was filled ri l. r t? irT. iM3. WJAr'eK! 1
1
ySfleW -aiJE. KlUrt4 AU.Lfir;, AfiDi
snJtja useless to give- tediousdetaiis but returns
Trom 23 Counties ; in" bhloC sh"o a Wgatn
over tiaJate , Governor ,"Eleciiortrbf VTWEN
TT-THREE IIONDRD rotes V' The present
v.w'S.jccrny : lairea inousana;?igta jnndred
riwf ingf It absoTufe1ycettTri;iitBatTtheWEVTT
thbee Electoral votes or:0hio iUca't or
Clxt a nd FfrErixcti d t si "n Thi will do tb
beinwitlvtff --v-v
yesterday iottnected'wUH the explosion and burn
J:tf of the'Lucv WaJkfri - f.i&r Aviii;h firtoon
dead bodieg liad been rfecovered. VVe heard that
nje of tjmip coultf beecguized, and theu again
hat all we're rccognit but- one. The bodies
ff Gen. JPgrara, Nichulal ford, SM, Browrn;
Willis. Z. Hughes, MoesKirby, James VandeiC
berg, lhe;setuud ffeilk'tbe second. mate, ami
tfie bar-kejeper, have" nbj been. recovered. ; Ui
JlTie body f M15 Gpefiengeiieer;wa8brauDjtt
to3liw city sndenered yesterday; Tba, Rfc
f6uJEcie,o,t returns -have, aJaoQ bee ,rer eived, p
show that Marylahd tort, IiasHsYodd by 'thereon -
tfXH.Wil lvStaiesmane soldiers
good and it rue. The majority-' w bleb she -gives
fbfretla.WUi&chr
for ovenora feW f iebksTago. Bet do n iier
EIGHT Electoral rotes also, for glant lUkar!
449, -being a reduction of 773 ainco the4 Govern
Cj Virginia Coming!,
Tha retorna from'this State -are few4 in num
ber, but ilieyre truly Vucoufsging j. WejjSave
gained in every County beard from over the Vote
of 1840vwhen the' Locos carried the State "by
the meagre majority of 1393 votes. -y Oaring to
the inclemency of tbe Weather, 'the Polls were
kept open three days iu many of the Counties,
which will retard the , receipt of the final result
in the mean tin?, ' we' hope for the best ; In
Richmond, we'Jearn, many bets have been made
tbattbe State has gone' V big. We! give aH the
returns; we baye, - and 'will add In a Postscript,
whatever may be received before going to Press:
'CwartVs.' Clay. 'Polv Jlarrison. V. B.'
Henrico 408,,' 2Q2.
Ricbniond; 824 - "276"
Peters burg,, - ,40m t.
Chesterfield, 338 i 597, '-
; 130m 0
445...
404 in
.398
Hanover,
J' 1738 1075
,293- ! 588;
12m
3 ja.., A
;iQ7&
1 ,
1147
1015
1015
132
if-
663 ,
; PENNSYLVANIA GONE.-,-1
We4 have but little doubt from the fntelirgence
received, that this Stat$ has gone for .Polk and
Daxuis, by some four or five thousand mar it y.
The BpectaclV nre&Cffittd in NorA!banvf bv the
dead'and yjng .begga rs descip,tion.''The cit i. J
lc"?w.?iwn navasnuwn tuatnOdt conimebjl.
able bospifSalliry, and U futerosrlhybave man:
i 'ested In behairtoflhe 6UfIMrt1ibove al) praise.
Their places of bu'si'nesi' esterday were closed.
vucu uuiucruus n ig wer lowered, aud mourn.
inrt'and'glSow 1Sfo4VutillS
"r- The JouJrnit of vesieVdaf tars; - "
"We-tinderstsndthatrthe bodies'of' Nicholas
Pord, PhUIin Wi!H,s:M. Brown, and a;Hule
girV skiUedLbJr,thc expJrkJdnofibc'Lncy Walker,'
were a.ken;ifrorti.;the1 liver, y4terday,:near tlW
scerie ofhe accidek", rJ ' 'lf .f 'J
Some'thrilirnl idcidenfrfortbe calastrdphe"
mentioned in the papers. We see no mention made
of General Pegram; except that his 'body bad not
beenrecovered. A' young- lady mho ?was ander
his char; atvi -ihopv'ps rescued (roqj tbe pvjtr,
intowhicli she was -thrown, is said, in a private
lette'r; to hjvt seen: Jiim aftet f ilie explosion with
his head, rnuchr jcut, lying upon i sofrfn the cabin.
Tbecabi tapir fire HiirneditelondfburWunliJ
the'.boasnk, and the, conclusion if, that he per
irsfifd'ra the flames ind luiik" with the boat T" " "
.-t-
'ETThe Standard thought the fast Regis',
ter' looked sickly,: because we did not Imitate the
course which ,iL pursues, jn crowing .prgtly loud,
witbotit bavfng any thing- to crow'abom'iWe do
inpVn7nVetarns;' and ban1 'ofc'bnrse;' fa
asyait their arnyLlye Jope this nemberof Jhe
paper will be better tfu tieu to ueiuitor;s ustft.-?
HOT The ' Edeoton Sentinel" ? thus ; speaks of
the Speech made by Mr. Badges, last" Week, at
that place says : , ;il Si r- P1 , .. p.
Tbe Hon. George E. Badger was then intro
duced upon the Speaker. Stapd, , The jieart
that feelsaod the head that-dictates, t Are both
too feeble to sketch a graphic portraiture rf 'the
sensation 'produced, by - the eloquent speech of
this gentleman. Asta popular oraTo fiestands
unrivalled without a aupefforBol and' iritre
pid In positionrfeiergetip anddtslipct in- enun
ciationempbat ic and felicitous in gesticulation
"-zia. 'eloquence thrilling, fervid, and impassioned:
be stands a mental wrimid in tbe solitude of
time: 'tiUtehtmrA tbeyfenETfems lips,
appositely". atid ffitbout?nesifancytT abounding in
i tbougbu .thareauie, am .wonis ,lhat,bpro
were ripe for' the press.without eraendation ore-
visalcarrying conviction ' in confirmation strong
as f proof -of Holy Writ1 to every doubtful tnind:
vvalib-ud rsnfc ana peauty ftaog: , "
V pou the muaio ol.uis tongue ; . .f
The TRijtJMfcET or tbe CuaecoalmA. Honest
Jiiwny,Cfearcoall li i rprnuved from .heuick,
and nuiub'ered with those who have jumped from
the shoal l lime into kingdom come. He was a
chefrfuL 'good-hearied citizen; "and thoughbe
did hot 'move in 'the v first cirrle yet he spread
light and beat wherever he went not by bis per
eon however, for ,if there was a man who looked
like a plenipotentiary, fresh from the court of
TopheU Jiuauiy, was thaU individual.. Well, as i
have, jaid-he-bad a ufwt vociferous horn, and un
remitting "were the blasts which he protruded
through the same uon the general ear. JVt last
some eviKdisposed citizens having no taste for
music, -went to his honor the Mayor, and lodged
grrevouscompl-diuts against the- distinguished
hornist (I use a musical term) setting4 forth that
he disturbed the public with his soul-stirring
instrument-- ..After such anaceusation be was
brought before , the municipal func:iouary( and
received a4' srJern jiDd awful, reprimand. Jimmy
stood tbe febuke'as ifSaUn had not only altowed
bim 'his owtl color, but also his courage. vIIh re
ply was .iogent and; conctuf ivd : Looki here,
youV honoT, ' saidbe "4 ha'uV no disposition, by
no raeans to complain of them 'ere people as has
complaineSi of me., Folks in my line can bear
upwards of considerable in the way of epithets
without changing color or gittin mad. Bu( I do
say t axes tbe im, as charges me with making
tllil milpfi 'nniaa Itl tlia 1srr14 i.tKi. fliAit Kipa nnt
ud such anTanliDathv'Sjrain' mv horn4?1 And I
should lik?lo kiwiw, if my little tin affair troubles
mem so row, row luev icit jeeLwaen iney coma 10
hear tftk big trumpet thai is toblow at Die (lav of
jiomf7uf.cauin)g:iueru jusi as ineiy as not jo a
coai.Aoie a miguty eigut olacker tiian the One .l
comejroiirtj? rt. ;
went twanging on his way.' The officer could no
more stand his logic than his opponents could his
horn0aTM((ani. -
.Pi
Uisr
Hr We did -not ' see JMr. Cutr's Letters to
BiTiiB in tbe Slandard-or should not have charg.'
ed him with tbe omission to publish them. We
sbouidJiave ibonght tbe. Editorexercised iin'ore
candor nd;janess howeverAad bepubusbed
thenfat ipeffci earry enough t6'rsabus4 "the
public mind as. to its previous tiateaeirdf,-.
Ar"EASTWAr .Tcw'Tajtcs Genealogies-If
you'have no distinct knowledge of your ancestors,
tbeir babits, charactcrsTpr inciples ajnd'occupations,
get nominated for some prominent office and the
opposition prints will give you your genealogy to
thefartbests remove, iney wiULteti yon wnat
your great grandfather preferred for dinner, wbeth-
i;t Old firimeVTitfie-d toVeaf tonV black
eoaViaiTvbattoAed !4olw'i&ir.ei whether in.he
. " , j .1. 0. ixrwu. k:
tersvw neUnerwnetner ne was a uaivimsira
Mthbdfsrc a Baptisti wis Bpiscdpanapi'Wheth:
"We assure our friendsv that m Novembe'rv Ba)
tiniore will briftg up-her Denwcralis majority to
that which sirs gave- on the 2nd of October
Uahk i.!' Baltimore ' Atneriadtu
, jThu spoel Ui8.irgan of Loco Focoism jn
Baltimore, a fortnight ago," Li'se its coadjutors
in this State,' It Veld heword of proroiso lo Ui
ear, but broke U to the bope.' Instead ofrmg
inr the twenty; to 1222. they btoughtit tienvh
i.in i
"t'-'p'l
gust.'laTlhe'snifclnumberi that-she can give-
Some'of ber precincts rfvatEa'gle Rock and Old
Trap; ! Look!
"Upper Pah Grouni "; ' 1 ' C57rV & ,
. sTEP ViM'aref turv tved Ue doom
tiropbesiea for thtf whole world bf Hbeir delude
ana ueiuuiujt pui re
passed, anuine oreatning woriu uiiwio-
tpfore nitAWickedness audjt vjrittesicruaer,
its self denialsr-and its ctedtiuttf ' I ant to. It will
1 .
w tlinff to ciesciDe nis ,onyunc ii
nrator
as n soulless mariiai4 :V.'Irliayes ftey
vfiAme -nerson hold ; to f the opinion Ibat
I. i. 1 .u-. U.aA:.a f n('At aflM nrttf human
i . . ' -.i... : knm ml lht.lhi
soul enters antl animates; the . neui-twrrt
babe.nNow I havermade'riarttciilarand
pfnive inouiries concerning' mf fippq-
,;;Vi.. tr h'U nativitv nobQdj- died !
Fellocilirens, you mlf.drzvr thy. infc-
St bruu4lly :atte MM f bareb an day or only naif
a'dav or not'at all, vvhelher be' was a profession
al man or ainecbauicwlDr I18 WaP.. a."lt or
a. dinner, in shorts whether he was a wise man or
a fool f 'and tnenuraw: me jc oac iusion-- wneiner
his tjescenuams inneru s gwu wr .ow 4uiiue
or 001 u or iivii-Mci.
:t influence 'pfyVhrneiCTh United
States Gaiettdktves this pleasahtlllasira
tioaoC lbft.jnflueoce,tiWoraen: 1 h-s-.
You remetober the accountptthepon
tMt htitween the atlendantsof aKincas to
the erentest-&heiher' it was 'winethe
KinAvomint uth? ' TTttfe King, who
go verntn-eru,' ana, cou rs, vas uiiwimn);
to cnfessMl,iecided that triilh'tri&iH
Harx rufl ueen tnc-greaiest
wiLh he Vwomld have confessed its
influence, bjrgWfngl
rmnrnments in social life, anathe influr
ence "ofJreligiop, hurt Ued 1 cljntro:
versvr Ave nowfflTB w n? iu i6 j.uig,
and the truth te wom a n , a nd th e nr;. e very
honest inan" will be xeady ttTiless, that
Iwokkious ttEPi.r.-Whydo yoweon.
UniiP rtf ail m1rItUOUS fiflUOr? 4 " "
lows would riot come ia.wy stiop.aad I
should havftochanw-togtvthenttwef
UiensiU b, dUppwd 6T-t ad. ihs . raptaiioa of.
vrenou. wistunst to powuo ,tt) tbuujes.of Agri,
caj-urf'i,l!Ml0J AtnufactjrinJ-4a.iipaitfLNwtfi
Viroliut, are ,frUcuUjljinVitcd ji riam'ma jtbese
tuuiu a inry are uelieved to fiold ont uncommon In-
-docementsinaU tbes respect, j Thev- are bkvtb
ao.to-. ine, evceuenj. weus of - Water wowb lteyf.
f'-J. ;3t 4 JaSiOWi f? ME.MANUV
.Aewbern. Novs 5, ' 844 J ;.yot
"? 4IWD .-fir4iN,?LE-.R
rniHR Smcribers take pleasure in ihfdrwin the
U citizens if Rafeighr and the surroandinf euuntry,
ttiatibey hsvet received tbeir xtenive tipplyJof
Fortixn aad ttemegtic Dry Good1, adapted io the j t
'd' Fall -aiM Winter; Trtul; 4 J
compMsuvc ;a clip?tea, Dtf eeneraC MMtf tmet ;
aos crabriteios almost rfvery articis. usual; Jkept la
sim lar esublishmtV AVe enumerate w part
Caslmcres,
8ttineU, Mii'estiws 4 "
Uravrr and PiMt GUtha,
Kentucky;' Va. and Glsa-
Whie, Red ik1 Yellow
Ftannels; - it',r(-
BedtipkinsV Apron cheek,
Urown and . Bieacucd ilo-
meat ics, --s-"" '-
Cotton Oznaburgs,i5uaolk
Drills,- i .
Plaid Un3ys,Ga7a PlaiJa.
iSUfc and Worstey .Mitts.
Vienna lbods,:lSi2k2ir-
Caslinicrs.; AI-
' :paccas . . . - :
Cssbuiere ; D'Lainea, Te-
sana' ,
ChuaSna, Mouwtlines,
Second4 Mourning Cah-i
4 doeresji 4 -
Blk B filk Bombaaes,
do, , do.' xlo. ' " . 'i j&lks,
Damaek and uableacbsd
' Table cfoihn, "
Russia. and. Bird Eye Pia-
Irish Linens, Lona lwns,
Bishop & French Lawn,
llaid, Swiss and Jaconeti
" Muslim. -
h. fj. Hdkfs. (plain and
hemst'd,)
Garment arid Furnilure
Piinls.
Black ondWbile Mourn
ing Prints.
Cashmere and -Scotch
Sbawlsl . .
Ladies Fancy fravata,
TTTBi'CDIKGuHni tbSreient monUa-Vam-XX.
ber) to remove to titanbopen Pi ash County, Lwill
sell o.i accommodating ernir the Premise where T
reside: - The Tract of Land contains 170 Aerea. "
tying tin both sides of th Tarboro Stsea Coad. 1 7
mtle from-Raleigh. Uml immediately adjoining AJET
Foster GHst andUSats Mil la, on LiuleaiiVer.Tbs ,
lnd a a body im good, containing a good proportion;
s well Umbeied Woodland, with several ?b fields.
Dwstts.Hoaaa j eommodlou Containiag''4
rem beloar aiM .3 abor-JBukit, miih S Piaziiir ai
Pantiy and eicebenx CeiaT.Tbwsisa gooKitcb
a,CiTue-h(oe8tAWearoW
iag Welt of puro! water jat ta band and en. Orcbant
of ,weH selected FruU. T The location ir bestthy ndjrv
the? Social y rood : Mr. FoSTKaV MUIsbeimr ad
tised n bo sold in Balelghr Monday th 1 6ih DereuH
oe to any person wishing to-buy 4ho Mills, there is
nasR -ppor tunilv tf baviiis c Land ant) h1nn -
lesideticejBat at band.--; Apply to rhe StuWHtervoe'
muu, vb i wtiiv aieneni' waae toaoiyi -
-Dircet froratrweTork'aiid niladslpMs; ll
DarriaskiaperDamaskiCliatgelion 4- Brocade ddl.
Towefaf . ; J ' Cor Jed, and' ; Imoerul
"f V ? Itespectiolly i informs 4hevla-f
i?T? mi-ne ta in ium posses'
y; on "of; birr" Fall and-Winter
TV loodar which are of-tba nost-
laabtonspl sod richest Tyfeif;
Hies' goods . have beca pur-J
chased since lbs irteat decline.' which wiff enstfa bef
1 to offer- great Inducement.' lo purchaser. ' fehe it
vites tbe . Jjailies to call and eiainiH Fur themselves
Also, th latest fashions for Dresses DrcsaXJapaLs
Head Ornaments. - llSr assortment' i much Jarger "
than usual and embraces -too many 'ankles to ehumas
ate in an avertisemejit. 1 u 4 JL',-
Ut- 2, k, , ...... .
Hobes,
Silk, Worsted and Coiipn
Hosiery, - , :
Cambrick and Furniture.
. JJimtiy.
Silk Lacei. 8h4w! Iin84
Thread and Bobbiaett La
ce. 4 , .
Green Baraze, Bl'jtTbule,
Uonnt't, Cap ..and JVeck
Bibbonsi ' "
Fancy Gimps ftfidFnngea,
Cainbk and Swiss Ldg-
injrs snd Insertines,
Kid. Silt' and Cotton
Gloves.
iCraceletts, .Necklaces,
.And man; other foods which we tleetn unnecessary
to specify. The Public are invited to call snd ex
amine oar Stock before aupplymg ibemseWea else
where as we are determined to sell at the lowest poa
tible prices fur Cash ! (
fttiSSEU. & E3KR1DGE,
j. . . t , a ,next door abova; lli Soiitb's.
POSTSCRIPT;
I ' -
E it raofcUpary. Bargains - at the New Store,
THE; Subscriber, Is consUntly receivmg from
the .North fresh additions to his. already splendid
Stock of Day Goods, vvbich he now offers to sell
20 per cent, lower than bis former prices. His
Stock consists in part, as follows : , ,
Cloths of every color, from 1 00, 1 50, 2 50,
3 50, 4 50 7 00 , - -
Extra 6oe Casimeres $0 75, 1 2a, 1 50, 1 75,
2 00, 250 , . . 4 - -Ine
Silk and Cut Velvet4 Vesting $1 50, 1 75
2 00, 2 50, 4 00
Satinets, all. Colors, 50, 65, 75, &, 1 00. :
a ;? an- " rrr j
A large lot 01 rverseys yu, iso, cis. .
Linsevs 14. 16. 28 cts. -
Rpd TirVinr 10. 15.20 cts '
5 Bales Brown Cotton cloth 5, Ci, 6, 9, 10121.
2 do - do ;' Cotton Oenaburgs 9, 10. f
Superior double and single Mill Flannel 18, 2o,
35, 45, tHI, 7o.
Red and Yellow do. 25, 30, 45.
Heavy Point Blankets for servants 60,75,85,1 00
' -. f -t . -- r--J' ' '
Great attraction fQr.tJAO iadics l
VIRGINIA.
"Thd returns come i i still very' encouragingly
"rom Virihia, but niingdefiiiite.
i ' . CONNECTICUT. . ,
The, Vhig Electoral Ticket baa. succeeded Jo
his land oi steady babis, by, from 2500 to 3000'!
- '' OHIO AND'MARYLAND:
The good news fjrom'Jbee'StateVw fuByk con
firmed. . ,uf c w-.Jtff;4 tv t.
300 pieces4 rich1 Chinwr Calico 9, 10, Two pieces double VoVe Beaver Cloth
I3, !8;.;.::;" I!,! at, M and a few PieeVPf.UI Frerich'-VelTeltV
iJU - 00 'BIT? x urimuic au. v7. v3, 0, xvr3, v
Real French Linen
w. Jn Faveitevilie, on Wednesday evening last.
by the Rev. Mr. AJurduson, JVlf.g. Tower of
Pittsboroogh, to Miss Mary,. cUUgater o Arcn d
MClaucnunsq. w t , e, . s
Ih York. Gen. Edward J.Jilallett. of Pro
vidence, Jl. Island, to Jane Granger, daughter: of
In Orajnire'i county, ?Misa (Sally Hardin eldest
daugliter;w,CoU Joba Har4u3r bi Jha 25th year of
herage4 s h ft ?
lo La Grange, after'a painful. Illness 4of- six
wee'ksi Mr. John VV. Jonos," formerly of Moore
county, N'U .,,'--;
rlo Orange :Jtuntyii fAius i'armeia vu iinacL
da'uffhtei of Mr-da,me lodd,iu berSGuvyeit.,-
.In Greensboro" Gniifdrd co., on .the 23iOcL
flnoch T. Shiplbf Washington county enri-i
He.bad been itt tbe' lower part of tbe: State ,wltb
a drove of-bprses, and wa Ukeo sk witb jphillf
and fevec aud wMth dimculty gotupere. oy uis
- v t-.'c." 1 1 l. : i .r. s.
la Dunliu Coanty r'on'fho SOib ult, -laniba Persall,
dabtefTWUIuuti DaaJ -Sarah' Parsail.. aged
sir nioniBsii .. Sutter Jatla vtitltlreti to qorao-unio me
and fcrbid iliem not, "for; of sucu, U abe kinjjUom .of
.1
SJ"- -, fe
f I s Jialf after O. s , b .-,
- A I 4 - ' By order of th Csptam; .-- -
- - - -fe - t
1 Attention f Guards
1 FAHABfi-af the Sapitoi 'Squire at S
: iial sA.balf psst'S.o cloeiUf'-' m.'---
pMff UatTn tha rehlnr rrruirfi- ai
! - " T" -5 . V r--;-- T
Q 8ALB OR KErVTr-Eight very eomforta
ht 'and' lares Rooms, near. tha'NeW Baptit
ChurcaJand atiscbedto th Washing! Hotef,' T
purchasers, a Uberal creait win pe given. Appiy 10
; -"y .T. R.' W; HAT WOOD., -
S'TSriv.-ialStt?1"
j-.r r. r 'c"-." 44-89 35
WOTICJE
A GEB ABLV t an Order ofba' Codnfy .CoarET
2jJLt Cumberland C. at Jbne Tenn,!l84r
will proceed to salt for Cash l the Vourt House inf
Fayetieville, on the first Monday n December bext
the following Lota -of Iiand, or so ; mucb ;lbeTeof aa7
will pay tbe Tares duo thereon, together withafl''
iocidenul eipensev i.a '
1 Lot Hay sueet. listed by Barab MelierlvsicfatslI
tat 150 iev-S. 'tvrWjtC
UntLle'd atid UabU to dovh& Tdx.l
I lot, Gillespie at. E. Bailey, valued $7G1 tax 0 50V
I d 60 acres en river, do 4o- ,60r'.JAA 3U0!
8 do Lower Fayettevdle, G. Jt xp-d
Barksdatej i , f ; VU -U00 1 fl v J 03
1 do Bow street, G. J.Barksdale'-doi 100 '0T
2 do Mumfbrd and Hay streets, - i-i5
owner Unknown, v do-MA .-d 1 4
3 do Hillsbore' street, forinerr j-, i;?. ' -V:W'
Mary BeWile, ; .r, cddftOO- daCCr
Several Lots oii jOrangef Mechanic Frmk', aadj''
Chauncy Street, owners dnitiawii, valued $2, tajri
10 cents each. GURDO-J)EMING, v
Pr. Adv. $6 -i .. vCwUactorir
. FayettaviUo, Ott. SO 1844. . . V -. ; - -8'
IVcw Aiiniialftty.'AriliiisiJlai
'FOK
18 451
rrMIE Illustrated Book of CTiristian-sBalUds' and'
JL other- Poems, edited by Rufitt W. , Unswolii"
splendidly bound. ri
The Gift, a Christmas ibd Ke Tearf pffettrt t
beautiful itloatrations - jriji ' f
The Diadem a present for alt seasOcs witb spteadl il
engravings;decidedy th ripbestAnnoaloftb season .
The Friendship's OJIeringwith superior engraWgsV
and elegant binding. , , ' - ""c ' i
- Tbe Casket Tbe Hyacinth or A0ectfons Gift, '
beautiful Juvenile Annual together; with many
ers, f.r sale eheap st the New BooislOte.. r4lh tftti
from R. Smith- - O..JL..CLEVCLANDwf v
Haleigh, Oct. 1844. . ,..,",.-,83; '
nr mar and Standard. ''
1 i . ... ' i jii iii. i) ij.iji.iH1-.
Grand L.odi?e of Worth Carolina.
fin HE Annnal CommontCattonortbaMrandLOag
II of North Carolina, will b MKfhedln the Masbn.
ic Hall, at Raleigh, on ihe Evening qf Monday th1
2d of December next,: at early-candle-ligbl.; .
Ra!eiirh.Oct.,26, 1844.- J. ...87rf-tm
Extra. Rich Cashmere d'Ecosse 35, 45, 65, SHAWLS, CLOTHS, 0ASSIMERES
. 1 00, 1 25. - - . - ; - . Vestings,FancyMerin6,Plald; Thibet
Chusans and Crape de lories 20, 25, 30, 3a, 45 T c , Affl.:n- cu-ri If li4;,
Rich new style S.iks 65, 75, 85, 90, 1 00, 1 25 and 10-4 Black Merino Shatsrls at & ottr
Alorraa. all colors 35. 45. 53.60.75. 1 00 ' Dollars ' : ' ,4
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. U, A, xA U Jti AM , . LP. -t
IIOUSC aadXOT r Oft SALE. .
- The Subscriber wishe lei sett hbf reeVi
denca Sn, Raleigh. It "is situated sofll
HllUborouah street otbout'' 200'.vstd'
West from tba Caoitol. and is one of .the fdessantest
situations in Raleih. As it is presumed any person
would .examine fbr tnemaelves Tielor ; pntsnssm g;
25;35.T5.1 00. Nl 25'
Shawls of very size "and price , Velvet Points ;
Cottoti Fms";' C6tton Cord f a Urfe lot of Ho
siery i Coat .Trimhiing3 ; Damask Table Diaper i
Riissli Diaoer f 'French Napkins? fine Silk and i
Cotton Umbrellas, &c, togetherr witha.ueautilui i
STAPLE AND iFANGYDRV: GOODS,.
which b TespectfuHy solicits tbrj Citizens of Ba- 1 furloer aescription is deemed mineveaaary.'a
leign: ana us vicujiiy, lu tiiu uhu ciauiiuc, uciuici
purchaeinjr elsewhere,?as hi: Goods .are much I
ower thart tbe AUrkeVprices. "
rrGoois bought from me, tbif do not suit the
buyer4, will always be exchanged," or ihethan ey
refunded:: 1 ' ' " t" ' '"".?' ,
- .,y- WASHINGTON MILES,
4 . . '.l ! i. 'i.--'aaafa-tttritl r sit '
4- ' V - next door below W. &'A- Stith:1
Raleigh." Nov. 7. ; ; ' : 90tf
Raleigh. September 21, 1814.'? r. A; ti&Tt
, Sfiort-Uoracd ,t?uiv
liarti and IVcrth
t6nCJitttlc.Tbe Subssrfe
ber baa tbe above stock of CaUlo br sale,: among -
which are fconlo $o 20 Devon. Cowsrln Calf bf
fine half Devpn and half Durham Bulb i.'fri&Z
a li-r.' n.n ttiin. -nnw.fli f uh.' .' ' ",.
Also. 8 or 10 Very fine half Dorbamand hau Devott
Bull Calves, cot byonooUbe finest Durham Bulls -
rilHE Subscribers nave now on Dana ana are recriv- ever raiseu in me;unuea oiaiesr du ;ancesrors, on;
JL" ins, bv "every PacketSTOYES - of f every de both sides, bavo takerf tbo'-first premidml fatltZii
scriftion, eomprisina tbrbeal assortment, ever offered Buuert beauty sispi lte.r tbe Caul sboWt at tbe
i V Viav aaas 'w a aasmr w y Avwaiut. w iw s w
T: T,:"l , T7' " - . 1 l,A. rMro 'feA.!si 1ms Iks) as4SsspUaJktaa AT siMsV mamam ihA
, ami ujcia ra iu run u umu veiniE
all sixes, inciuoios, iaa iaraei.iz.is..Bw.vM! i t:..j nri.-- i ... -ti : -n'
Cbyrcbe or other larg rpom nd every ber kind f vcnjbef jjt, that being (bo best time toxempve thcrt.
desirable for tbu market. SIOVE PIPE onr band I gBji ca"vear will be fit for -service' in Hav'ot
and made border-.- -v trT "T ' V . I June Bext Tb price of the. Bulls Vill not exceed
AlVfaia rut japarinedjTinTare, Urilannia I dollars, each, ;Tbd Cowt in Cair, eed Hei.erB,
WareJ. Jabaaiicd. Waiter. Fruil Di-hes, and'sasny I w;tb less, savftora S2S to f 3d each. -at have: been
other articles for, house-tee pin, which will be sold I improving my stock of cattle" for4 15 years; and tbirdf
IOW at WWSBieor"Jlfc -,. f I, -u i now iuve, iu rao 4euii uu iiuuun, mi wu ,ocif
-Alao, Tim uoonng timtsrtog aaa joaoing . gwior oi ; ,auw lor iae pfwK-i.ianuer tw America. v Aim '
ally don in the best man iter and on th lowest terms, -wbd my neighbors hsvo bee selliagiLfcir Cows r rid
T; PlatSJheet Zinc; Sheet Iron, Copper, .Iron Calve ! for ,M i jRMava en selling to ro4 ,
wiraJwavsottbandforthoaocommodalionofT j "y half Devon. Cowa.n4.Calves f,r 1
.u Va.It ,.ris iiov. voi. rovwg,.rroprieior oi me i; '
UKU
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, V i - BOOTH r rOKTLlta. I ""T, ' r".1 " "'-- i
--. j-e . .--7 - . .. 4 -:-?,. ?-f i r'Aiii. a1 rrm. mifl Mn inuirm .4im - tvTii mnw . a.
oppbaile'MCcban:'-H.1lt.trri rnnJVTw -Tf
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1UJ UCttT (;IWUU I AIV' I ..WS.;t -1 "-"l v ; ' S Opfp
mnr5
niy
- pfMiw?Nov:4r-7 - r ; St-M
, ;i ill M,l II I
t , v K FOR SALE OR RENT.
' 1 - iir. 'r"- I 1 n-"-r " .
11 u tavwav vm :(s. w,w .s''-" --a
lr Lawrence.'Esoi stunted at. tbe-cornel oC-Vil-
NninatortaDd Martin stfeetsis for sal .or.0l.i? f
Tba -Honao comsios aevon -.rooms wun x "-
plaeesdVldoasardly'-situated Sot a - family resi-
oeacT jroaaasaww ,h,ki s
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO.
r November t, Iil4.-vnv .-V ,80 Si,
II I II ... if . ' ,r-:. 1". :
tv V HV a uu jvexa- iy s.raa4 .
WitU alarge Sloes.
it ' inzvt i
omona,-v7tl Co'. K'.'C 15 "J . 4 '
North easr of ;italeih. t3.eow4ta v I
. ... x r.
rATTNG booxht at-BxetSntlnn aat 'airif'.it
oi.ia- orismcuia c. iioanofce Kail itoad,
wbk brMtttated Jnnha Cour'y-of North-"'--i.
t between Margaretsville and tb CooMv iino cf il.U
."avis .a . . . '' f . r.
uax.ai wciuoo. suui apciv to J&e next Lr .j-ir
o u wtus vi. iiviui vniviini yra tlial: , ID ' "'
i bio jnatoeouect J-ons lHeroo Mi he trasi rt on.
Of persons and, product; st4 th sac: rat; - : . ;:,3;
of iyindoWiGlassand Putty- 1 that is authorized t be'eharged "under-tls cL r.'c
v,sale by. W" 1 givrni'taib Portsmouth- no?nc!ir-:i Pr ".
riiua.ntvurAATi i I'n- . - . V( S rT t t - .,
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"TTTIjEGAB for Pickling, f Also; prim LamftOjL 1 Jest received and
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