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RALEIGH. N. C
Tuesday, Ajril 9r 1844.
" MR. CLAY'S ARRIVAL.
We are sorry to inform our readers, that in
eonsequeuce of Mr, Cla' indwposiiion at Co
lumbia, he wae unable preach Charleston M
i'h hnn dsv a was exfioebed. 'J'hia will
and! prevent his reaching Wilmington until Wednes-
flgy morning, where lie win spenu uw kv,
consequently cannot arrive at Raleigh until Fri.
da the 12th. Saturday, therefore, will bo tlw
great day for the people, fiuteadjrf Friday, at
wai anuoonced ii our last.
CLAY BANNER. 4
" The Ladiea of jRiligW wlA...tht patriotic ar
dour which hie eer distinguished them.have had
f prepired a aplondid B innef for the occasion oi
Mr. Ciay's contemplated visit to thin Miy. ;
was executed by that beautiful and tasteful artist.
Mr. Charles Doratt, and the design is as follows :
On 'the. riSht of the Picture, a female figure,
robed in the Rational Flag, is endeavoring, altho
weak and exhausted, to raise herself from the
ground ; he is surounded by heivy dark closds,
ind near her in the bark'groiuid are representa
tions of Discord, Envy, etc In the centre of the
Picture, a full length figure of Honry Clay, with
hie lef hand assisting the female to rise, and
with his right pointing to the right of the Picture,
which represents a clear, beautiful sky j a view
of the ocean, crowded with vessels, ships and
boats discharging their cargoes on a beach cover
a with merchandise. In the foreground, a rural
teene, with ittle,-mpleiiiU of husbandry, and
people dancing, an J fcposTrtg a ft e r t lm I abors of
th (Iiy. The landscape represents a sunny day
'in eprmg. The mot! oat the bottom-" Lebon tempi
teritntlra." (The good old times will return.)
The picture is in a golden Frame, supported by
twe large goldea figures, representing on one
ids Peace and Plenty, on the other Justice with
the appropriate ornaments.
? DOMESTIC INDUSTRY.
' We were shown yesterday, some beautiful Silk
Pocket Handkerchiefs, manufactured byMra. Ma
IT H. Colburn, of this City, a lady who hadis
dietinguished' herself b her ingenious "handy
work" in this line. The llaiidkerchiefsarehea
y, knd must prove durable. They lo"k, as if
they would outlast two or three of the ordinary
JBahdanna. Of Course, Mr?. C.raieedthe Worms,
weled the silk, and wove the material, all within
kwtelf.
, Gov. Morkhkad has appointed Fbxdertck
C. Hill, of Wiliiiington, one of hi Aids, with
the rank of Colonel.
JT Dr. Fitzgibbon, of the Norfolk Lyceum,
ha commenced a short course of Lectures in
the Court House, on Electro-Magnfitism and
Chemistry. The Apparatus made by Mr. 8. N.
Botsfobd, of which we have spoken before, will
be introduced there. Dr. F. stands hi g h ai a Lee
turer in Virginia, and we hope the citizens will
avail themselves of this, and perhaps the only op
portunity, of witnessing those boautiful experi
ments. RIGHT.
We are glad to tee the Whigs of Congress en
deavoring to Mcure an early adjourn men t.of that
Body, ihey bnd that it is utterly impoesiDie to
do any thing of advantage to the Country with the
present Loco Fuco majority, and are unwilling
that the Country shall be saddled with the ex
pense of a brawling Congress.
The Whig ball i gathering velocity. The
Whig are roued, and the Locos must clear the
uaelt .- ..
Get out or the wsy, you're all nnlm-ky,
Clear fhs track for kl Kentucky!"
THAT ROAST BEEF.
The " Standard" is eternally harping about the
" two dollars and roast beer promised by the
Whiff, a he ays, in 1640. Loco Focoism never
ptamised even thai. :TTieir motto was "JEight
cents a day and bean soup" " Hard money, the
Sab Treasury,-and tow wages." VYa give a few
gem from the Loco FoCo Orator ' "
" I desire that thi country may attain the same
inppjr tuiiun ' " - jL
of a purely metalic currency"- Senator Walker of
juus.
" Reduce our- nominal to the real standard of
price throughout the world, and you cover the
country with blessing and benefita." -fludtou
an' Speech on the Su- Treaswy.
" Although tinder pretecUve Tariff the me
chanic may receive higher wages, he will neither
be happier, nqrrichn a- he would only drink the
more and work the less." Senayr Woodbury.
Exrjrtsrti The foUowing, which we cut from
Jb TJoston " Bee," is decidedly the very beet joke
'of the session : ; ' -
A tody antered Sir good, ttqra, in,Chape.'
reet fie pthrjpay, after inqtiifinjf for rarie f
pf article, he requested the clerk to,.ejihw(W
bme cambric of "a hay color t" He ioqdired
wUh om uirpris what she meant by thapjor !
Why aid-he, "cambric tht ptkktfytmr
irmaenl" "You are mistaken madai, I don't
ear any.f!j And it wa some, time bffor she
eould make him understand that, she alluded to
awe atore fixture.
VISIT OF COL JOHNSON.
We learn from an extract of a letter from Col.
JL M. Johnms, that he intend visiting our
State during the next month, in compliance with
the invitation of his friends. We wonder if the
Loeofoco.wiU eall this an electioneering tour,
and telllople that he is coming to 14 North
Carolina In i person to beg their vote !" If he
hourd be received with military honors, which
he will' undoubtedly be, will the Standard beg
the Whiffs who belong to our volunteer Compa-
nies to etay away, and not stand up there '"in
oniform, before the Hero of the Great Crowing,.
" to be abused and tongue-lashed by the groat
eleetioneererl" We trow not but an appeal
to our magnanimity will be made, begging us to
laf aide, at least for a seasoivall sordid, acrimo
niou party feeling, that we may ail unite,
fellow-countrymen and citizen-soldiere, to do
honor to the scarred old veteran warrior and Pa.
triot received on the blood-stained battle-field t
This is aH well enough it is but just and right
and we hope such will be the caee. But is
this the way limy ct towards Mr. Clay! He
comes to our State at the earnest solicitation of
a respectable number of North Carolina's most
favorite sons, and to the gratification of a largo
majority of her entire population and yet these
fastidtmiSs self-styled " Democrats" talk of his
polluting the soil of our revered old State ; call
ing him a "fxxblko-private visiter" a "political
pedlar" an "electioneering speech-maker' !
and denominating his thousands of admireis as
"man-worshippers" "looking up to di n as a
God." Out upon such base prostitution of every
holy and ennobling quality of the human heart,
to the morbid appetite of party malire. So help
m Heaven, were- we-er member of the "Demo
cratic" party, we would refuse to keep our place
io its rank?, to be chained, fettered, bound down
and dictated to by malicious, implacable, party
hatred.
IIUUR 1 VDIX COMECTICt7T.
''Cilear the way for Hurry Clay!"
A WHIG GOVERNOR!
WHIG HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES !
AND A WHIG SENATE
Wilis Opien, No. 3.
. " Another touch of that same old tune
Another sight of that same old Coon !"
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The contest in Connecticut on Monday lat
wa conducted with great Spirit, and drew out
an unif ally -large vote. The election wa for
Star officers and members of the Legislature,
and the choice of the latter is regarded a highly
imported there being two United States Sena
tor to oe chosen at the next session ? and most
gallantly have the glorious Whigs of Connecticut
redeemed their pledge of the 22d February last,
in sweeping away, "dike chaff before -the . ind"
every vestige of Locofocoism. Honor to the
Whig of Connecticut f
SevenTinticTbeingTil but one) have been
heard from, and Baldwin's majority over Cleve
land is 1,670! Windham county had not been
heard from ; but it cannot give Cleveland more
than 100. It is probable, therefore, that BALD
WIN, THE WHIG CANDIDATE, is chosen
Governor BY THE PEOPLE ! At any rate, he
"cannorhaveles than l.fJOOover Cleaveland, and
will certainly be chosen by the Legislature, if
not by the people. In. tlie"seven counties heard
from, hU majority over both Loeufoco and Aboli
tion candidate is 431! So far as heard from,
the Senate stand THIRTEEN Whigs to five
Los ; and the House EIGHTY-NINE Whig
i6.fftlljtK.-WMi&hMnr.ilt.coiialifi-la be heard
froip, will not materially change this result.
, Thi w glory enoagb for eno day ! Notwith
standing tne INTRIGUES and FALSEHOODS
of the Locofocos, that ball still roll on,
To elear the way fot Henry Ctay."
SteambcIat VotiKo.-pIb the lower trade (says
ihe St. Louis Era,) the captains of steamboat
have found rt necessary to prohibit votes being
taken on the Presidential question Mwng the
passengers, by dividing the vote Vn the two
ides of the boat; because the voter on the Clay
side of tl boit o far outnumber and outweigh
those on the Van Buren side a to endanger
the boat try upsetting.
The Pennsylvania Keystone, in abusing Mr.
Clay's personal appearance, ays that he bass
"large and ugly mouth." This is a feature of
Mr. Clay's face, which needs; no defence.
tpeakt far ititlf. Lo. Journal
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Thb Catastkofhb or the Princeton--Our
whilom friend and neighbor, Rev'd E. H.Chapin,
no of Charlcstown, Massachusetts, pseached a
most eloquent and appropriate dneourse on this
calamity, the Sunday after it occurrence. We
have SrVeeTved a handsomely printed copy of it in
pharophlet form. The subject is the " Suddcr
ness of Death." We select the' following passage
rather for its completenes than for being the best
in the, address
" But, my friends, in contemplating this event,
we must not forget its practical leitsom. And, lirji
ivel..bv i he fact, last alluded to, is
f the, teaching brought homo to ua hat it ion. nor
talent, Bffr diznity cansnteiu iromium wng rwuui
on the pale horse, shooting hi ajrows among men,
and trampling down, al I ranks and grades i n t ho
dust ! . Iiieucli iiislanoe as tin-which we now
commemorate, his operations are more m.-jrked,
and although lie i continually aretind us, we
reali-M hi power more, and foel lbath ia verily
in our midst. In yonder lowly liouse there lietli
one at the last gasp his dim eyes straming for
the light, and his breafli struggling to be free.
And but one mourner sundu by lum. dropping
hot, faet tears, and takes the hand she hue long
clutig to for weal or wo, and feels it cold and re
laxed in lirr own realizes I he awlil truth, pierc
itig to her heart of heart., that deilh is cutting
asunder the dearest tie thai hinds her to earth.
And she alone, with the few lYiendVlhat can pare
time Irnm their hard toil, will follow him to his
lat resting place. Only in her wiihered heart
will his memory he cherished. The world heeds
not death a.s it is saen in thi instance. And
yotider lies an infant,. like a white bud in June,
wi:hered with the lirst breath of earthly air: and
the multitude carra not and knows not about that.
Ai.d us vve ride along by nigh', up in chamber
windows we see dim lights, that flicker out upon
Hie lonely streets, and tell us that within' th?rn
death is doing his work. And by day, in the noise
and movement of. the city, curtains are drawn,
and muffed feet mi about in the darkened rooms,
and sobs burst from breaking hearts, but the
world does not hear nor see these thincs. These
are the common work of death, going on every
ii.otiient, but they are felt only, by a few hearts,
and Lhev liardlv rea'd us alescon. Iliit when men
who stand out in the broad-glare of the world.
whose activity has stirred the central soui ot a
nation, who have climbed up to lustrous honors
and laid their bunds on the very keys of fame
when these, in their tall stature, are -stricken
down before us into thedus , then, then werea ize
that death i mighty ; death is busy ; death lias
all seasons for us own : and that we can w-eave
no charm of circumstance, we can depend upon
no peculiarity of position, that shall shuthim out.
He will knock at the door of our fancied security,
and we must let him enter. Nay, he will not
stop to knock, but, as now, wilt" sweep,.unwarn-
ed, upon ua with a thunUerboll and a whirlwind,
and where are we !' . .
SENTIMENTS OF HENRY CLAY.
EXTRACTS TROM CLAY's SrEECHES .
" I shall stand erect, with a spirit unconquered,
...kilcf liiv nndtima. TpaAu to sneoiid the exertions
ol the People in the cause of lAltrtu, ihe Union,
and NATIONAL PROSPERITY.4'
" The colors that float at the mast head should
be the credentials of our Seamen."
" No portion of your population is more loyal
to the Union, than the hardy freemen ol the
West ; they cling-to it as their beet, their great
est, their last support."
" I he glorious Bannerol our i.oumry, wnn
its unstained star and stripes, still proudly floats
at itm mast head with stout hearts and strong
srro, we can surmount all our difficulties. Let
us raily around that Banner, and firmly resolve
to perpetuate our liberties."
' I have no fear for the safety of the Union ;
wh 1st our liberties are preserved,-it is a tough
and strong cord, as all will find, who shall pre
sumptuously attempt to break it."
The' Whig Prize Banner in Baltimore, is row
completed, and is really a magnificent affair
The following description of it is given :
"The principal painting, congtitutingthe front
nf th l.:.,mr ovhihits in the cant re an excellent
portrait of Honry (,'tay, of the-ize of -life, sup
ported on the rightiiya temaie ngure, repn-sem-ing
Commerce, eated on a bale of merchandise,
wiUranoffing in the rear and two ships, one com
ing up in full sail, the other more remote, depart
ing : the loft ia supported by a female figure, re.
presenting Agriculture sealed upon a she;if "I
grain, and in tho rear a spinning wheel, and inure
remote a lactory in operation, and a locomotive,
wit hi t s train' ot Ca rl r f rftr piCTrreis euernrned in
its breadth benoatb by two cornucopia?, opening
... u.a r.l.t 4,11 rtfaoatiiir,. &n aKiiinhinee ot rilitl-
uinnniUP, miu .o i it i. ..... -.
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being exquisitely pauueu. inccircio ruiuiavmij
the (Mrtrait is surmounted by an eagle, in hostile
attitude, farming trr iteelf a feature which, apart
from its connection with the whole, bears the
stamp of the artist's excellence. Under tho pic
ture, appears the following motto, in gold letters,
" in all assault! our turest signal." The re
verse side consists of a large circle, formed of n
chain (l the Slates, each link of which encircles
a painting of the arms of one of the Suites, New
York occupying the base and Pennsylvania the
uppermost position, as the kef stone of the arch
The space in the centre of the circle is filled with
the following words, in gold letters" Tlie Union
our strong defenee ; impregnable to foes, price
less to friends." The banner, which is about six
feet equare, is of the most superb satin, will be
tu-h bulliuu I notf e. aud or
namented with crimson drapery ; the triiiirrliug,
we believe, by Mr. John Gade. It will be us
ponded frmn an elaborately carved gill scroll. nd
upported frM the beak of an eagle at each ex
4remity. The pole will be urmonnted with the
Roman face and battle axe, bewily plated with
gilver the whole constituting one of the mot
beautiful and unique pecimeus of the art that has
ever been exhibited in our City, or perhaps in
the United States.
Flora ih Hartford Journal. a.
"YOU CAN'T COM BIT"
BT CAMAIN L. S. '
" One of the Banners in the procession had a
device, representing a Martin House, win the
door c osed and a fat Martin striving to get in.
The rhoiti " You can't come it Martin."
;Tii ram as flonrr aotind yoarr safe
Four wMy cmxy Mario,
For jron will net-r en er in,
w, , know that kx xr'iav
CONGRESS. ,
Jlfondsy, ..April .
Senati Mr. Plielps addressed Thtf Senate in
oppniin to Mr. Merrick' bill for the reduction
of postage. He was opposed l it in tntn, and
found insuperable ot.jsetions to it. The commit,
tee, as it appeared tahim, had entirely mistake"
evil, and, of course, they had mistaken the
remedy. J lie great evil in ilie ioanaj;emnt of
thi Department Was in the transportation of the
mail. t "
Mr. Merrick replied briefly to Mr. P.. and nsked
him how, when 11,000 memoi ialists prayed for a
reduction of the rates of poslate, the committee
had mistaken the evil, when they had brought in
a bill fur this very purpose 1
Ilol'SE of Refbesektativm.
the two succeeding It, vvero set apart, by a pie-
vious kiso of ihollouMt tor the consideration of
tenttorial business.
A resolution was adopted calling on the Sec.
ret a ry of War to say whether he had complied
with the law allowing West Point Cadet t be
appointed I roin each Congressional district. .
Tuesday, April 2.
Senate On motion of Mr. Evans, the pr'
viou orders were pntponed and th? Scnmte took
up Ul) bills from the House asking appropi i tions
f ir tho Milit-iry Ac idehiy and fortifications
These bills were reported without nmerirlment
The first was passed, and the latter la d neide. to
give (fr Sevier, of Ark , tinie lo prepare amend
ments including appropriations for several forts
on the Western Irontier, which were entirely
left out.
TOST OFFICE RILL.
Mr. n.innegan rose, and opposed the bill in a ,
setspeei li. lie traced ihe operation of tho change
adopted in the English svstem, and inferred from
the result there that the ralculnHrms upon an in
creased amount ol revemiK here from a reduction
of 'postage would equally fail. He endeavored In .
show that this bill would cause a deficit of at least
100 per cent, in the revenues ol the Department.
HorjsK of Rrpiti-sF.NTATtvr.s Tho follow ing
was read and referred to ihe Committee of the
Whole:
A bill to enable tho people of Iowa to form a
"State Constitution, with a iew drbei ligHdmitted"
-into the L'n.on.
The bill authorizing the sale of reserved min
eral lands in. Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, was
tauten op again, and, alter debate, a motion was
made to lay it on the table. The yeas and nays
were called, and the motion was rejected, ayes
65, noes Hi. The bill wa then postponed until
to-morrow.
Weine5iiiy, yiprt! 3.
Senate., The Fortificniou bill, was taken up.
and Mr. Sevier moved to amei d it by iddi ig the
t'ollowirtg ilems, vii. : For s Siniih Gibson, and
Towsnn, Ark,mra3, tevera ly, 110,000, 15,(XK), and
1(1,000 dollar.
Mr. Barrow moved further to amend the bill by
n-iviir .Vi lKMI. instead of 40.00(1 dollars, to Fort
Livingston, Juisi,ina. Mr. i. demandetl the
yeas and nay on his amendment, and (hey were
called, and stood yeas 12, nays 17.
Mr. B. then moved to amend by adding an ap
propriation for Fort Jesup, which was entirely
left out, of 8,000dollars. This amendment, also,
was rejected, and the bill, as amended by Mr.
Sevier, wa ordered to be engrossed.
CtJMBF.KLAID OAD.
A brief discussion, in which Messrs. Brecsc.
White, and Buchanan took part, was had upon
the hill appropriating a certain sum for the ron-
inuanceol the national roan, but without conclud.
ng anything upon it, the Senate adjourned.
House of Representatives The House w as
engaged durii.g the whole silting on private
matter.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WILL BE COLD to the highest bidder, nn Wed
neaday, the 1st day of May, 1844, that valua
ble property in 'he town of Milton, North Carolina,
bebinuing to the Miboif Manufacturing Company, viz.
1st. The Colion Factnry building, and all ihe ma
chinery contained in, ,r belonging to it. The huild
ing, which la nearly imw, is ut brick, and is 82 feel
4ng by 46 leel wide, four stoniea high. od lemuvg uoJ
a Very superior and rosily hewn lone foundation.
The whole building is ronslructed in ihe best siy'e of
Workmanship, of the very b. st maleiiaU, and is co
. red with a metal io .f. The machinery, (mad ey
Mcswa. R oners, Ketchnm and Or,n.venor, of Palei
son, New Jersey, in their best slyle, and on the
in. -at modern plan) is also nearly new, and in eiccl
leni ordei. Il consists of
IT Cards, 2 Pickers, - --
4 Sp,nliir, 3 Drawing rrame,
3 Hailrnad Head
t9 ttmm,"eommrmg W2-WTp-Biifdte,--- '
5 do do 11)2 Killing do
3 double Reels, 1 Spooling Prnme,
20 looms, 1 dressing do
.1 Warping PiSnv, 1 Lalhe and Tools, cVe. &e.
Willi all I lie various geering, milchinr ry and appur
ensncea nrcesssry lo orote the i-an,.
td. The Urist and slaw Mills and Cotton Gin.
The Cri-t Mill ia wooden building, '4 foei long by
40 feel wi.ie, iliti stories h (th, and buill of eirellenl
nalrria'a. It contains i pair ot Uorr isi.mes f.w
W heal. and I pair Coloui e dillo for ('urn ; with all
ibe usual machinery ami appurt, nances Ivelongina lo
large manufacturing mil's The fttw-Mill is adjoin
ing the (irisl Mill, and is conlructed for two saws.
Both of the Mil's have an eieellent custom.
All those M"d Is, viz : the C'nib.n. Grist and Kan
Mills, and the Coiton Gin. are driven by wuier power
hel.Htging le the Ompeiiyi and which is belieed-tfl
be equal to ny in this section of Country.
3d. Some It or 14 budding (with suitable lots
a-ti-hed for each! f..r tl'e farm lie to live in, whoa
mem' -era are emp! -ysd in tlieeaiablisbment ; Hesrly
aM of which bare lieen erecU-d bill few years. In
addiiinn to which, there is a rofneienry of unnceupied
oround belonging ts ibe remise, on. which lo erect
as many more such houses as may be n, dd.
As ii is presumed that no person would pun base
soeh valuable properly wiihout a ronl inmin.
lion, a further 1le-eripiton is deemed unneressery ;
and lbs Directors or Agent.of the Company, will, at
sll time, with pleasure, shew ihe properly In ihnee
who fcay wish h purchaser give sny informaueu
which may be requned. .
The ei.tire pr.-periy will be sold on a credit of ene,
two, three, lirur and n yesrs eqosl pevmenta ami
th whole fo bear mlere.i after on year from i he da)
el 8li ' Th this to ihe properly i unque
lioosM. By Order of lb Presidenl and Diicetors
J. WILSON, Agent M M. Co
MiiUn, H. C. Feb. 30, 144. . If-wW
VAttf ADLSI F.STATU
FOR SALE IN 'HIB CIT OF RALEIGH.
BY virtue of a Deed of Tru-t etecn'e.1 ly B, I)
MmitiT tor certui purposes ihereui expresseil
I will sell wiih-Hii r,serv to I lie hig'iel llddrr. Hi 11
"d 12 Mioinhs cn-dil. on ihe lilih May neni.ai ihf
.-.-u.v "' Kaiemn . one new arm -"""'
. neiny leei wyuwr. i
' lenenirnl-mid a !(. ,,n-s.iup on ea h floor, at th
! enner nfFinciievillc unci Uiiryei atreeta. This HoilkC
1 common 1 3 uri!p hU"iiih anil it'i a sliirlit ftlliS ati "i
I rniaht l convened into a -iil.-ndicl Tavrni : imd he-
I inp josi in Ihf h. uri f the liny, with all th.- neressa
This day and rv otH-tion.fs aliached IhereM vvnul.l irive it an d.
i iau in ili, re(Kt, i"r nnv o-i t-r tlo ptmw
I I lie whi- e i.itiiishmen e-i ih- pmpri. i,u f U'.tiou,
Also, one oihet two story llrirk-house nn l'"e,ta
vdl si, eei, ill pre, lit occupied by I sleli Msione us a
H'nre, snd i an enceiteiit iittn.l for tho Mercantile
AUrt, nee nther twoUlory (trirkdiuildinr, with iwo
g-ld litis less rooms on Ihe tlrsl flour, and niH..,r-
with four eire'lvui rooms uImv,-, on Wilnnuton
street, immediaiely in the rear ol the laige House ul
tile ci'ner.
These valuable Buildi'ilp are all silus'eil jn-l about
the centre of lliel.'ily. Pensnn" llicrelore iv.-hin
secure eligible siands fK bu-iness ot any kind, w ull
do well lo mien, I ihi Nsle, for sin h an oppoituniiy
lo sure vulu dde property in tbist 'ily m -y not o,ii
ajain (HCur. Approved piper, neiioiialile nt U.uli,
will be reijuired "I the puirhaseis logeiher with a hen
on the properlv at ihe opiion if ibe liudersiRiii d
It M. tiALNDKU-".
Ti ust r.
April 9, lS4t.
At trillion ! siiai'lsi.
Parade nt the Cnpiiol ipnireon fi i.iiy
nett, nl 2 n'elnck, armed mid r,iiipn il. m
Winter Uniform, with thirteen rounds of
blank cnrtridues.
By older of ih t;a(itain,
i'. H. SNOW 0. S.
Privaie rne,'tinq; the preceding evening,
at 7 o'i lock, al the City Lull.
Ksl.uh, AjiiiI 81I84 I.
1"IFE ANI)"SPKL( HES OF HENRY
J CLAY- A fnsli lot just timiu to
hsuil at the North Carolina Rook K,,re.
T UK. Mi It & lll'Olir.S
AprilB. , 29
I'NIVKUSITY '
Of North Carolina.
Pi"
Liler
nOl'O.I L8 will be received for erecting two
nick building., auiialde for ihe pin poses ot ibe
rary Societies of ibe University. They are lo be
attached to the Lasl and W ast College building. a- .
Isiul til teet stiiiaie, 1 stories nign, incuiuinu me i,ns,i.
ment ; and to lie covered wnh n inelnllic rooi I ue
plan and siecifications are in tho hsinls of His L.
cellenry, John M. Morehead at (!alen?h, and of the
President of the University at this place; to eiiher
of whom, applications for ihe cnntrncl may be made
on or before the first day of May next.
ROUT- H. COW A.M. lr.
WALTKK L. KTKELE,
WILLIAM HILL,
JAM. ft JOH.nTO.,
JAMRS O. SCOT I',
ItEUUKN O. SHOKTER,
Chapel Hill. April 6, 1H44.
(f3 Standard 4 limes.
NEGlioES FOR. SALE.
WII.I. DE SOLD at public Aueiinn, in the
Tnwn of Hillsbor.iMtiti, n J'ueiulay, the I4tli
day of May next, llie lollowing Negroes lielonging to
ihe Estate of Uie late Jotin W illiams, Esq. (I, c'd viz:
Cesar, a fellow in the prime of Id's and wi ll known
about Pittsbornunh; A my. a woman far advanced in
years. 'he shove Negroes will lie sold on a credit
of six months, the purchaser giving DonJ with ap
proved Securiiy. .
J 17- I. I ll IIVIVCII.
Eiefutor of Jno. Williama, Esq. dee'd.
April 4. 1844.
WAl'CHES, WATCHES
f ,V J Mi ir Ml Ij Ml V.
The largest and mslplen
did assortment of Waiche,
in ihe City, ia in be found
aC llie tkibscciber's. as hi: is
conetiinilv riueivii g si) dn
scriptions of 1HtM 1111(1
Kllvcr atlH'si oi
the newest styles from the
m inula. Hirers in Engl , lid,
France, and riwiizerlund, he is en , bled lo oiler a
larger assortment and st much less prices, at Retail,
ihuu any ether house ' in America, (iold VValctu s,
. I.Q w. .as 2 0 to 8$ l hil J a rs e , h . Wi i-he a) 1 1 U Jew
elry exchanged er liouglit. All Wsie.bes warranjed
I., keep good limo nr the money relumed. Wateheti
jwd.Jsjehy xejrfiftilJtl lheiiesi iiummj.nil.vjMraBt-,J
ed. by ihe l-st woikmen, and min-h low, r tlian s(
any other place Gold and Oilier Pencils. Gold
Chains, Keys, and sterling Hilier ripo.me, for safe
very low.
G. C. ALLEN, Importer nf Watche
and Jewelry, irholemle ami rrtnil.
30 Wall Street, AVw York, (up xuft .i.)
February III, 1m44. H 'm
S KU IMMIlkV!
- A R R IV ED T If I S DA V .
THE HERETIC, irans'aied from ths Rassfan,
hy Thomas II. tlliiw, B.A , of Camluidge.
'1'he Lile and Adveniuies of Jack of ihe Mill, com
monly csded Lord O'lh'Mill a fireside story hy
W illiam Howiil.
The Unlo'Vii One a domesifc stnfy by Urs.
Hofflnd, authoress of Ihe Czarina.
For sale by TURNER fc HUGHES.
Raleigh, March t. U44v .26
TATvTr NORTH C A ROLIN A. JIohs
stos llountj. Curl of Pleas end Quarter
Sessions, I'ebiuaiy Term, 1844.
Daniel t Uoundtrre,
V- i
. Braswelt I'homss.
Levy en Land.
It appearing to ihe aalisfarlion of th Coerl, that
the defendant. Braswell I'liomss, resides lieyand th
limits of this Siaie : It is therefore ordered, thai publi
cation be mad in be Raleigh Hegisiei, two weeks
successively, (or the defend.! to apasraJ at sair next
Court of flea snd Quarter ftesaiona, al the Cmiri
House in KmiihlieU. op the 4 b Mond.j in My
next, lilea end alters to shew eauee, stsny be has.
why the Land of the d, fendiot may not be sulgrck
te the Plsinilirs' demande. '
V Mness, Thomas Bagley. flerk of our raid Court
at Office.th otiilMf(b, 144.
TreOat. BACLEY, 0. C. C.
IV, Ad, ta. t
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HE SUBSCRIBER hcaV leave- iesn-rt.
fully lo (ii'tiiiMi his n'mifre tliwiiks for
ilio vetyye, er liber il ilfni,ge he hm rrrei'ed
from u e riiizen-of liatui.'li sml iis neihb'thaod,
wil, now infiirm lliem tliiit the cann for Krrsh Oth
lc mover; bul lie lias received I'lom Norfolk unJ
pri-pari'd, a lot of Sjiiced Oyati-rn. jpresly (br llio
occasion of the riproird vii( Iftmir I ii. of lha, inrtr
ihv t(rtli-iiiiin anil I'alrnrt, Hon. Hmy Clay, ll'hs
()vsi,-r are put up in ond miiion ean-, n ml on b arm
! Io any d,lniue, living well si-cured from air. In ,.
, dill- h In llinse (lyaiirn in (,an, I havfi,.me fp'ced
Io r.-l..il ad to arc.m n.nUie th a-iiiiens by smad
u.iIV( ,tnm , , u(1 (I a .,,,fm) . m , 1 ,,f
vHiH ti nie of an i-icetliPK ipiulllv ; and wurrimt
ihein lo I so. I'lente c tj&i it c i;beiihef, a for
ni ly, two duura Nurlh of "e Tost Office, on Faj
eiteville ; Ireei. -VfW
a J- JOHN WILSON.
Aprit!). - 2g
MR. & MILS. BUR.VV ELlS
F l ti A i: m:ii oorM
lltllNboroii;li, IV. V.
''HE Rutimr session will Ix-oio oi Thursday the
I i-'ld of May. Vacations her, after will be in April
nud Oumlwr.
TKR MS ritjnLa stir
Hoard p, r aoiun,
. $50 00
I on i, in,
JV1 oic.
Use of Piano,
lfoiird can alii
tliuci.nn viven
I'lintim?
m: 19, and IT 50
, 2ft (10
V 6 00
be h( In re.pec'ahlefiimilie. fn
in 1 atm, FrL-iich, Draivjng and
Aprils 33-na6w
Stt mi's S a rsti pnviUa,
Vorfhe fetnuvul and jrnii-uipnt cure
qf all, tl ixi'ust h urixit from tin
imp une stale of the bloml, or habit
of the sytfttm.
The removal of u(T iin- h.is lieon the object nf tJis
I pbihiiilhriip sl in even Hue -I llie world but lbs I lie
p: ioi ii e of Ireau, ij iIim-,i e meies-ied liul slowly fur
many lhnuni,l years, mv iif t.i tlie Inn! etl ine.ou of
I o, (jiiir iij! ki.oi leilje; bul am, tiir toiio,lucn,,n uf ihe
ii .iiug pr, h a d siesiu ciiaine It m ,y literal y 1
j .aid " l.iirhi has iliiwncd UnJi theuoild." Hud ilia
miin,.iif Ihe iriliettrmb . KtlUl"t (ueae.sra eda.lgee
l !!! h,i!' !" her neier did; III t-.iis g!'iJ!XSijlit!usitL
nf kuou lediri., n iitrdte' jfJtaVOMii sotiiihl altor and
J d(scijv,,3d in tli,LwiitjTtif.U)rrl"Ue.,j U.e veir,.t, a
jcreulion e n'l'y ciilculaird lo cnmliine, neulr.lil
I ami dispel - tlie subtls poison which rhllu-s a itself
iliioouliiiui ihe gcm-ial system and prostrates man in
tlie dust r-v, n n -,'s M us a Pa h i i.la, a purely ei;e a-
bb- prepsrsiioo.i.as bei n thoroughly le ted io a variety
of diseases, a,,d is, from cxper eiu-n, known in be
ale nod etleclual cure for Wi-rvfnln r i nlnruemini of
I ihtf (jlnmls, Leprosy, tali Uhuum, Heuld H,d, llc
7,eins. Kliciimnti in, I'jilpi'aiiou of the 11,-an, and
,ther diseases oiiinaliua in un impure of droiavid
ainie ol tlie blood or i!,-nmi;t'iiierit nf ihe d gistoe or
ini i f proprietors are ilmlv i, eivnm written
I ti'slimnritsls, gi-iog iiilerestir.g details of it- exita -r-
diuary vir.iu i. lriginul maniisi lipis nf vanona I er
tiliciiles, Lctiersol lie Clergy, Mat;!. I' utt-s mid p,iS'e
citizens all eonlirniirig Ihe pre, ions slab mi nis are
con-lnntlv received, and will lie cheeiltil y exhibiied
on application. Fuels are rec, -riled siilhciently
clear slid coii'incing to satisfy tho mo.t in ,edulous
of ibe real mrril of this iiivahttible medicine.
The following sr. extracts from leitere reomify
reccived,and sjwciineus of ihose coming to hunt! daily :
Gallatin, Trim, fell S7lh, 1844.
Messrs. A. B. it I). ANIIS .
Oeiiileinen I hue just recsi .ed a letter from my
f,lher in Itussellville, Ky , who wisliw to puicl ate
some your Marssparillii. I bavo no doubt he ran
be the mesiis ol selling a grenl ili-l, a. it I a- pe-formed
-, wnnderl'ul cure in his family. Lssi Oeeembt-r I
wa sent for lo see Iny usier bet,,ie -he died, sha h iv.
ing been in poor bcnlih lor sum iwn or ilneu years,
anil at Ihe lime I went over lo see her she was at th
point of distil with tlie si srlel fever end a ceueirnus
olfeciion of th bowels, from which her ptiisielah
thought she emild not possibly recover I carried over
wnh me a botile of y ur ssrsapilla and with ihe con
sent of her physician she cotiniiemrd taking it that
night I remained w ih her three day, and left hrf
radidly improving. cr hjisbiind sent a boy home
with me for more of ihn r-swipanlla. I sent one
dozen bottles which I believe will effort an enure tire.
My father writes me to thai ellei l.nutl wishes thruojh
me to procure so agency for selling your valuable
midiciu in thai neighlHirhood.
R.pecLfully, " J. M. OWENS.
. Naw.LoiMetr, Feh. 13ib,1l44,
Messrs. Si jins Il ia with hesrtfe'i grmilods to
(im, and many tliHnk. to you for your vuloahle Me li
cios. which has hi-en the ineius of resicring me lo
health, and roubles me to (!'. yon an as'couiit of ray
sickness trnm iny own hands My disease at first
seemed light, and I did not think it necessary to call
physician, but il soon grew worse and a pbtsician
wuscnlUfd who utli leletl me (Wb monih'-lor the hier
complaint. Two large lipiicbfs. ijieo ntade-tbeilApt..
'jWiii'riiiM''o"nT-11idre of niy neck. I he Oect r said
I had ihe M, r-dols i,nJ ( 'oiisiiinpiion. and he could
d.unotbing mo' lot, I (lion took trui lio'lle- of
lla'sain ol Liverwort, which Uelpcd.iuy cough si first,
hullhisfaihd and I grew worse. Last" summer I
was si weak, and I In- psin in my side an great thai
the ihought ol moving a cliair was a buulen in me.
In ibis enndiliori, given op by my fiiends, rud looking
for relief myself, only in death I heard of your Osr
naparilla ami Ibe wouderfuf cures it had srtermed,
mid resolved al once to make a trial of its virtues.
When I bad taken only one bottle, ihe pain in my
side w,i much relieved, and my strength an mueh
incieeseil that f went out unbeknown io mv fiiends,
end walked i mije wiihnui much fsitgue. I sm still
using Ihe ir-specille with increasing good erTvct, and
the rcrnlfu;i is Ust disapieariiig.
Yours, with great itspe, t,
ESTHER D. Ricri.
Fw fiirlher -pertieukm n4-eonetosie eidenee of
its ti erin,-value ai d eificaev, see pamphlet which
may Ii otusined of sgenla gratis
J'repsred and sold VI holes ale and Retail by
A R. it, u. ''nn. ,
Wholesale Druggist.
79 Fulton street New Tort.
Ho'd also hy Drusit geneia ly. throouhotit the
United Siatea. Pricefl tier hot le eix boliles for , 6.
CQ 'I he fbh ase sesisscifully requested to- re
meinber ibai it ia ."snd's Karssparills, thai has snd i
sonsisi t y acliieviitg such remarkable rove of lb
most dilficuli class of disrs-e to whteh ih human
frame la subject ; and ask for Sand' 8JspriHa, and
take no oih- r. f
April I. IS) 14 99-tm
ATTENTION CAYALKY.
Day of parade changed !
5&ARADB st the Capitol fiajuaie, on FiWy tho
JStb instant, t 1 1 o'ek-ck. A. M. in full out
kftb lbirte'rsind of blank caitiidge.
By ovisef of th Cep-sio, .
U. W, l. UUT( -HINC., P. .
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