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VOL. XLY.
FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1841. Cy-w CoUecJp ovu
- NO. 38.
BPgmi.111 ! ililM II "'IM 1
U A LEIGH, N, C.
Tuesday, June 18, 1844.
MR. BENTON'S SPEECH.
V- We. believe wo pertoru) a most accepiduiu nei-
vico to our readers, by republishing Mr. Benton's
Speech against the ratification of the Texas Trea
ty, about half of which appears in this paper. It
shods a flood of light upon tho whole question,
and we beg tho attention of tho public to its de
velopments. The wonder is, after such a Speech,,
that oven sixteen persons could be found to vote
for suck a Treaty. Mr, Benton, himself, it will
bo seen, is in favor of annexation, when the
measure can bo accomplished without " tho in
famy and crime,", which he openly charges would
aUach to the ratification ofthc Tyler Treaty.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
We understand that tho .first meeting of the
" IL) is, to all intents nmJ ptoses, the cmalulnte
selected by tin- spontaneous and unsolicited voice ol
llie people, Slimdai d.
From a paragraph in the last number of this
Jlnhus PoILus .sheet, headed "James K. Polk,''
we quote the above. Now, it is well Iwiown ly
every observer of political events for the last
twelve months, that a derided preference was
expressed by the people in their primary assem
bles, fiT Mr. Van Bckfn as the Loco Fuco can
didate for President ; and, it is an insult to those,
win thus expressed their preference, to say now,
that Mr. Poi.k's nomination was the result of a
spontaneous movement of his political friends.
By the way, if Mr. Van Buren made the re
mark abotit Judge Saunders", attributed to him
by Mr. Bj:ow.; viz i"lhat ho thought himself
the only person in Norih-Carolina, lit to hold
office" the Judge has paid him for it, and with
interest too. Mr. Van Udren is more indebted
to our Representative, for tho unceremonious
manner in which ho was thrown overboard, than
any one else. The adoption of the rule, on Gen.
Sai-APEUs' motion, requiring the nominee to ob-
NEW BOOKSTORE!
Book s at Red need P rices
I'OR THE REGISTER.
Mr. Gales : In your last paper, I see copied
an article from the Standard, which reia"h to j
Col. Hoke's Speech in this place, on the 8th inst. ;
and the reply that was made to him by Col. Mc-
Leod, together with some remarks of your own, 1
in which you say that Col. McLcod is misrepre
0r.nin,i ami vim sav ritrht, for it can be easily
nrnvpd brro bv Democrats as well as Wliii's, that ' sr" lhal t,,e l" dity of the ii.iolis, as well s the low prices, cannot fail to p!c,aw. lie humbly solicits a"har
f lIIE Subscriber would respectfully announce to the Citizens f Raleigh, nml Slate
Jfl of North Carolina, that lie lias just arrived from New York with a largo and choice
selection of SrAHutim Wiiiius, School Hooks, Uihlui, 'J'jchta m t nth, mid Wttionhv, etc. wliichlio
will fo at jfrcntly reduced pnccM lor Ca-h. Haviiii Ijecii in tho luint'M lor severul years, he flcittorii Rim-
NOTICE.
WILL OFFER lor unle at tho OoOrt House in
Sintesvillr, on the 3d Mond iy in August next,
il. followina TK.V'.)TS Or ..nv or o muca
tliereif iib will pny llio Txe due lhcrio forth.
Year 1(M2.
NaincH.
Aero of Land. Tax.
Historical Society r,f our University, was held taiti a two-thirds vote, settled toe hash for the
.loi-trxr th lain Commencement of the Institu- ' little Magician.
tion, and jJ(08 opened by nn Introductory Address
from BishoplvEs, which enchained the attention
of a numerous and highly intelligent assemuiy
forabouCiin hour. We are gratified -to loam,
that" it wiiFsliortly appear, as tlie first of the se
ries of publications which is to bb presented to
the public under the auspices of the Society.
SUPREME COURT.
William L. Long, of Halifax, has becKadmit
ted to County Court practice. And, James W.
Lancaster, of Nashville Nash County,to Su
perior Court practice.
Or Michael Francis, Esq. is the Senatorial
Candidate in the District composed of the Coun
ts of Haywood, Macon and Cherokee.
Vjjcfore God and man, Henry Clay stands
istanaara..
jUrintmtialli1 with fllchillff from JOHN TYLER
lJta8 thunder, it will be seen they are ra-
up, for th thousandth anrorie time," tlie
leto and long since refuted calumny of bar
al and intricue, awainst one of the purest Pa-
U, and soblest soldiers in Abo cause , of Re-
. -. .n.. ininra ilm IHiaracter of Mr.
A':;ri"hut additional evidence of the hope-
lflssrsiof their cause, and tho recklessness of
..,nld.ha leaders. Tho Farmer of Ashland
t..- outlived all the slanders of low-minded poli
ticians, and they might as well tea their re-
vilings.
GOOD ADVICE.
Now is She time to circulate Whig Newspa.
v. nd to spread before the people political in
rnPmation. and thus essentially aid in securing the
...... -....... f tho Whirr cause. It docs
triumpnaui uv.. o
but little good to circulate papers just on tho very
eve of an election. Let light now be given to
of them wisn 10 uo
. i ,(, i; , l i I,: r,.-: i ...: .c...:
. ,. I t- . '..,. I i "1 H'l; lUl'.K il.iUOO.f'U, UIIU IMUIICI, IIIIII.UH III li I V UllieiUI BUI I l .11 IIOII .
the totatularcl s Wlioie ...uw- , uat ju,,,awu i 0ii1ch from :i()rouJ lhan.!uy rcccivcJ) an , irompy Bttnj,., ,0- Gllo nnly pofkmI aml forwarded
nilT flnil f)!ir. RXLUIJL lliai v. 10 u v.uiiuiuii,v.
I will state the facts as 1liey occurred, that tlie
public may sec what confidence there is to be
placed in the statements of the Standard and its
informants, and if any person doubts the correct,
iint of this statement, and will Hike the trouble
to uny pari of the country, as per order.
Kalcish. June IS 11.
All UooU liougbt at this Establishment, are vnrnnied perfect.
4 9-If
OST On tlie I3ih ofAo.il last, my I'OCKFU
IiOOK. vviih the f. .Uowiurj papers, lo-vil : one
iSoteon Albert ISryan (or Forty Dollars, dated tho di
PROSPECTS IN NEW YORK.
The Editor of the " N. Y. Tribune," who has
iust rottirned from a Convention at Ulica. where
J
he saw numbers of intelligent men from various
parts of the Stale, says that tho Whigs, with
proper exertion, can carry the Empire State by
a majority of not less than Twenty, and, not im
probably, Thirty Thousand rules.
A CONFESSION.
The "New York Express," in coinmenting
on'tbe doings of the Locofoco National Conven
tion, says that the selection of another than Mr.
Van Buren, after all the outcry that has been
made against the Whig victory of 1840, for fraud
and pipe laying, is a.virtual confession that such
charges were false, inasmuch as Mr, Van Buren
is abandoned solely on the ground that he cannot
get votes enough to elect him, not that tlune is
any objection to his dewtion to thorny, or that
he is not every way a capable man for thereto run.
. ' CONGRESS..
This body doubtless adjourned yesterday, pur
suant to the joint Resolution to that effect. Wo
bjoin a synopsis ot uie rasi iew uaj -
. il ,V otilmr I !nl.. 1 luLci or Dr. J. O. Watson. I October, 1842 ; one Nolo on Joiinthan ftoncil for
l.w LUU wi viii-. - r n , ii i
i i,. H,,t tle.v will Ik. satisfit-d l.v the I e Dollar, date not recollected;
statemenl that cither of the gentlemen named
would give, for let their prejudices be as strong
as may be, they certainly are above counlcnan
ciii'T such falsehoods as that of the Standard, in
relation to the meeting on the Hsh instant.
But to the statemenl. of facts : Col. llokc ar-.
rived in this place on tho niurniiig of the 8th inst.
and about P. M. tho pe. plo Went into the Court
House, and listened to a two-a'nd-a-half hours
speech from him, with as respectful attention as
' . , I IV' l.
anv man ever received any wnere. isor v,.h oc
intcrrup;ed a single time, though he several limes
luliod contradiction, and asked for it. There
were about bi) persons prescnS-nnd as nitmy
Whigs as Democrats. After Col. Hoke took his
seat,Ccd. McLeod rose and said that he did so
for tlm iiiinmsn of rclievitiir the Whis:s from a
base charge that had been attempted to be fas
tened upon lliein witliin the last day or two, viz :
that tho report that Col. Hoke had been called
home, was a fabrication of theirs, to keep the peo
ple from coining to bear him. Col. .Mc Leod then
called, on Col. Hoke to stiite, whether there was
any ground fur the statements made in the papers,
and what those grounds were. Col. Hoke said
this was a sore. .subject taJium-butiUwas-a-fact
that ho had been called homo by domestic afflic-
-tion in his family, and that he intended to Have
gone home, but received intelligence that causeu
him to decline doing so at present. He further
said, that he hoped this subject would be dropped
where it was, and nothing more be said about? it,
for it was an unnleasant theme to him. Col. Mc
Leod then remarked that if those present would,
give him their attention, he would answer some
of Col. Hoke's arguments, as he had challenged
contradiction ; and further, that it was due to
himself to re
one Judgment
ngaitist Lucius Liryan for Sixty-live Dollars and Ten
(cuts; one other Judgment on ihe name, lor Filly
live Dollars, or thereabouts. There hail beon Atlach-
mdiU issued on both of ihe Jiiilgments. All peisons
are hereby forewarned not to trade lor said Notes and
Judgments, and those owin? them are cautioned
ajjjiiwl paying them to any one but myself.
JOHN li. 1JKYAN.
Wake county, N. C )
.lime 15, 1811. 5 J,40-w3-
&1utc of oi1!j ioH5ia -.Ioiinsto-,
t;oontv. (,'ouit of Plea and Quarter Sessions,
May J'orm 1"11.
Elizabeth Stcvrris it ul.
VH-'
YilIiam II. Slccns ct ah,
J'lliliuii fur d.'risimi of Slaves.
It appearing to the satisf iction of the Court, that
William II. Mevens, one of the defundanta in thu
cae. is a non-resi.lent of ibis Stale: It is therefore
ordered hv die ("nurt, that publicnti n be made in Hie
Weeklv lialrit'h Keaister for six k iccessive weeks.
notifying the mid William H. iSlevens to lie und ap
ncar at our iiext Court of I'lea and tjunrter Sessions.
to lie held fir the County of Johnson, at (lie Court
House in fSmiihlield, on the fourth Monday in August
next, then und there to plead, answer or demur, and
to sliewause if any lie hath, why the prayer ot tho
Petition should not be- craraoiL;, or, lu-lalauH,-
ludament will he taken pro confesso.
witneos, Thomas Ua?lcy, Clerk ot our saiu vvouri,
at Office, tho fourth Monday in May. 1844.
THOMAS BAGLEY, C. C. C.
Pr. Adv. $5 62J. 49
nlv.
i uiMf"imjjlfcerr nrriorC!TEI
. .loni.rejy U.).euk v-- .... . ,
that Col. HoKO naq oibv" -- - -
ry brief manner, showed the fallacy of dl. Hoke s
arguments upon the Tariff, the U. S. Bank, the
annexation of Texas, &c., and particularly ad-
verteu to tlie recent proceedings ot tlie Demo-.
craiirConvention. Upon all these points, we
thoim-ht that Col. McLeod showed ftimseu a
match for Col. Hoke, if not more. 1 he btimuu
says, that "Col. Hoke did not notice McLeod,
but every man that was present
did, and seemed anxious to upset th9 impression
iUnt Prtt M 1,9, imw e. HoasKeUlI ooi. Ji.wv.uiv.
have supported Mr. Van Bnren's election if he had
been the nominee of trr Convenuon, mo, ,v,
lmrillv nslrnd. before it was answered in
the negative. Then why manifest such zcai m nis
behalf! said Col. Hoke. To which Col. McLcod
i;.t .w thn eommon neoDlc may Know now
thnsn tlunrrs arc done. Col. llokc exaljiinicd
" . ., i . ii
,ni tnouirui .vo
but common, . or i
Colonel McLeod
, for the jieason Jhat he was a can-
e queatioris
su
ceedings.
Mr. Benton introduced his bill lor the annc,xa-
tiett of Texas to" the' United Slates. Its provis
ions, wo learn are substantially as follows :
1st. The boundarvbetwccn the United States
and Mexico is fixed'in the desert prairies of Nuo
ces, and along tho highlands which separate the
tributaries of the Mississippi from those of the
Del Norte, to the 42d Ocg., north latitude.
2d. Mexico to give her assent, by legislative or
other form. . .
3d. A State, Texas, not exceeodmg in magni
tude the largest of ours, to be admitted at once in-
tho I Toinn.
4th. The rest of the country to be called the
Snnt liMOKtern Territory.
5;h. This latter territory to be divided into two
equal portions, and slavery to be loreverexctuoeu
from the north and northwest portions.
fVli. Om-rress to decide in what case tho as
sent, of Mexico may be dispensed with.
7t h. Other articles, to .bii adjustod-by treaty
The President returned to the House of Re-
presentalivesi (where it originated) with his ob-
it.- TWr.la he ffroat mass
right, aM flSefwilTTIo wTlf properly informed
:. .'-o-i tho truth, to embrace it.
ik..imnf ivhiil lu iv " ' I . .....
"Tri vvhi, then, see that his neighbors jeotions, the bill which had passed both louses
Bl"D' . . .. . ... nf Co.irrress makimr appropriations lor certain mi
" v 1-1 a . - -
uown
hrase as the Eastern Harbor bill; and the
they only want to'read the
i .ninaA upa ' Tor
have the means oi in.orm.nK v..-; , - &c
hub I .
rood is to be done 'in
rest assured, much
way . . -
siflClDE.
Mrs Cannady, tho wife of Mr. Dorris Can- I
NA?Y of Ss County, committed suicide on Tues
viayhsi.by hanging herself with two hanks of
thread. "
familiar p
uucstion being taken on again passing it, (tho
President's objections notwklistaiiding,)'the 1 do
was sustained and. .the bill rejected.
Mr. Adams asked leave, on Wednesday last, to
introduce the following, which was read for intur
mat ion :
liesokeJ. That the power of declaring war is
ovnresslv and exclusively delegated by the people
matt irn TO THE COUNTER
Tho Standard" recently stated in its columns, oj. (;overnmcnt t0 the Congress of tho United
., . ..r .u-Jlininir condition of Whig Sl,,e!j. and that any attempt to involve this comu
ViiJuuI)Ic Properly for Sale.
''HE Suhscriher, desirous to remove bis Printins;
J. matcriali and carry en his business in tho ni i);h
boiliood of i!ie l.'ily, early iii bo ensuing year, otl'ors
for sale die' Houses and Lot on Ilillshoro' Street,
win re he at present resides The principal house has
12 rooms, ieiile the wo rooms nneil ua u I mitim
Oliice, ai.d Lditur's ofhco, the, (arrest of which would
be an excellent diiiiu room, or could he converted
into scvi'uil ..Ici'jiiiii; rooms. The situation ias ia well
known here) is in ihe most pleasant part of the city,
and the mc nee-arc admiralty lilted for a I. idies and
1 ami 1 v Hoarding House, for summer, ami lor punuc
accomm nlalioii durinu tbe winter und session ol Hie
(Jeneral As.-.eia'ilv. Tbo cellar of the housit is lathed
und plastered "; there is a uo.v brick kitchen ; an excel
lent well of water ; c.o..d stables, cani.ige house, &r.
&.C The price will be nmilewto ; a small part of the
purchase money will he required when the tulcls c;i-
ven, nml tor l!,e balance a credit ol one. two anu tnree
years will l.c allowed if desired, on bonds bearing; i
ierestlrom tlie delivery of property, with satisfactory
ctliilV.
AIO,
The llousflimd lot contiaunusto tlio above, former
ly belonging lo Capt. Hunter s Estate. i liero is a
nod two storv House cm the premises, Willi slalile
and all necessary out houses. This is a very pleasant
and desirable family residence, and will be sold low
and on vry accomni"duting terms.
Should both or either of the above places remain
unsold till the first of Jauuarv next, they will he of
fered lor rent. THOMAS LOUINU,
-June IS, 13 L 40 2m.
Joshua luscoro,
Martin May,
J. C Buxton,
Hiram Yell', -Alexander
Long,
Thmnti Moss,
J. D. Conlcy.
Isaac (iiMituey,
Manly Mill-aps,
Josupli l'ope,
(lea. W. Coiilyj
Jao. W. Conly,
Kuau MOm. '
Iiujh F. McKay,
Banks Mcltei,
Isaac Jluker,
Allen Daniel,
Elijah Meadows,
John A. Murehiso'.l.
William Smith,
John Long,
William C'lerc's ir.f.
Andrew Davis' int.
E. It. Johnson,
N j'banicl Tester,
W. 1,. Davidson,
Absalom Sberril,
Moses W.. Sherril,
Mllus liagarly'a hit.
James (iailher,
Isaac tireeH,
Thonifs Duncan,
Josepli tJenlle,
John T. '1'omlinson, Jr.
J.
Juna 31. 1811.
ro $ i 6i
00 8
I0IJ 1 89
194 r 1 26
130 3 1G
155 1 15
12-1 - 66
80 1 12
309 1 16
I S3 1 23
150 1 53
105 ' ' """"" 88
57 J '30
C,SC 2 31
IUO ij .14
101 1 01
lCrt 1 08
135 I 14
C,0 1 14
172 50
75 94
1 09 3!
152 3 43
280 t 1 17
104 I fill
ii.i 1C 92
202 8 70
S33 2 50
80- 1 08
100 52
141 78
118 52
20 8
133 2 31
JOHNSON, Sheriff.
47
19 County. Court of Plea and Quarter Sessions,
May term, 1844.
rscedham B. Sstevens el als.
vs.
Julius A. Stevens et als.
Petition foP Partition of Land,
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
tai-nna- cine.
ordered therefor that publication b , made in the
Kaleiglr Kegister for six successive weeks, notifying
him to be and appear at our next Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to be held fur the County nf John
ston, at the Court-house in Smilhficld, on the. fourth.
Monday in Auaust next, then anil tiurenlMit fljimiiB
or demur, ahdU shew cause, if any he hathrwhy the
prayer of the Petition should not be granted ; or.irv
default, judgment will be taken pro confesso.
Witness, Thomas Bagley, Clerk of our said Court,
nt Office, the fourth Monday in May. 1844.
TH03. BAGLEY, C. C. C.
Price Adv. f 5 62 J. 40-
" Common people,
common people. 1 ain
nm hnt a common man.
rejoined You undcstand. what l mean, .Sir,
mass of the pcople-the unreading portion ol the
community. Col. Hoke then weet on to speak
of Texas, in reply to Col. jncucou, a. u
know if there were any old women u,u.-,..-. -
children to be scared to death ; after wli.cn, Tne
discussion closed. . ,
Now, Sir, the facts are hero, a.uri
doubting Loco will take the trouble to call upon
cither of . the gcunemen named, and ask thorn . I
it is not true. .. , . ,
munnimon is. that this comuiunuy uau
TATE of TVorlU Car.oliuu. WAKE
I' I F.ntiv Snrinir Term. 1814.
Henry J. Cannon, William D. Hayood and wife,
and others.
Petition for sale f Land.
. In pursuance of a Decree of the Court of Equity
for Wake Spring Term 1841, in the above case, 1
shall expose lo public sale, at the Cou.t-house door in
Ualeigh on Friday, the 2 lib day of May next, (being
the week of .uir Couniy Court) the following
Ti.-.u'i-nnv I. -WD toivii :
493 Acres in tlio County of Wake, on House's
...!, H. lands of Itichard Smith, the
,,,.tR,..UJ n- . ,.. ..... :.. w.,.L.
Misses Lanc.and.othcra. .. Most ounu-n.--"--
, ".. i : iii.; ih,,.n in f.mr miles ol halrtah.
a more exalted opinion
of CcSl. Hoke's abilities
" tUnn Kmr havp
before thev saw and heard mm, .-j ;
nonnsed nnl a iiciii.i".-guC,
"l ' . l ,
nr eaii'-iu o ' ii'
- o .
since. I had never su
but it stuck out a feet when
nB evidence u. McMahon, of Balti- Iry itl a rorcign war, with, or without the consent
Tirosoects, that the lion, i oa. J,u n ilncrant v o at on of the powers
more, President ofjhe Wfng r,auo . wiIl rcquirc of them
tion of 1840, had " renounced m. wa, thS,r constitutional authority to vindicate their
th Whig party, and gone oyer "J Uw.ul powers.
Mr. McMahon has seen fit to coiurau tQ gllBpcilJ lhe acSt and rounder
ry over his own signature 'e firm t)C abovc, was- rcjftcted by a party vote-Ayes
gus. a is now, as no . , Whi NoM 103,
and devoted su
people," and tried to make capital out
Li. i. ,,'nnld nrobably drop into Johns-
jpportcr o. r: " t ihn Sonate. on Monday, the Post Office Bill
was passed. The Joint Resolution submitted uy
Mr. McDuffie, for the annexation of Texas, was
The
principles.'
STATE ELECTIONS. .
,-ii!n list shows the time for holding m on the table by a vote of 27 to 19.
elections for Sute officers for the year WH,
1 Qotna !
the severe y"-. ..... . n .
nriinnvm
n L;.i i,..mhl nrobably drop
: a.. , We shall be glad to see
ion aoain, una --- ... ,, .
him, and if he should come, wo promise h.m that
his arguments cannot-only be answered but up-
set, by Col. McLeod, if he has equal time
i i. ,i..i., ,opariii!r here again, foi
lloke is too well acqued with men U : o
...u. Rpon and felt, that Col.
Know trom vvnavm; . i;,:- nf
McLeod is a man well versed m the pel.t cs o
i e . ;rr.et views on national
the country, and for correct vit
policy, has but. few superiors. p
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Arkansas,
New Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
Ohio,
Oct. 8 j
Oct. 8
Oct 8
Louisiana,
North Carolina,
Alabama,
Kentucky,
Indiana,
Illinois,
Missouri,
Vermont,
Maine,
I Maryland,
SI .n.rl1
......,..: this vcar.
Tennessee holds msb"" '
AT COST.
French Lawns and Bl7.arincs,
Alapacca Lustre, Bombazines,
Plaid and Plain Gambjpons,
4-4 French Chintz, 17 cts. yard,
Virginia O.-nsburg, Irish Linens,
Furniture Prints, Bed Ticking,
L. C. Handkerchiefs, Ginghams,
Flannels and Blankets, 12-4 Linen Sheetings,
Black Lace Cardinals, Lace Collars,
4-4 Blue Black Silk, 7-8 do Black Matleona do.
Fancy striped and figured Silks, , v --.
rniiAn Hnsa. from 10 cents nn. m jv '
tis-4 Cotton Sbeaiiag. Whit Linftn drilling,
,:Blaok Summer Cloth, 8ilS Yeatingv-' '
'Black andj'ancy Cassirfleref,
Black Silk Cravats and Scarfs; tvilh a number of
other goods, all of which will bo sold at pott. iC
J. H. JjECImqv n tr, or, CO.. lt ,l
TO THE xNORTlt-DAlLY LINE.
LJiTATUOF NOKTH CAUOLINA. Wayno
County. Court of Kquily Spring Term, 1844.
Bdward Sasscr and VVife, and others.
vs. .
The Hws fit Law' 6f Arriorica Killfngworth, the
Heirs at Law of ftachael Reeves, tho Heirs at Law
of Wealthy Peacock, and the Heir at Law o(
Nancy Powell,
Petition to sell Jieal estate.
It appearing to the satisfaction of tho Court, that
the aforesaid Defendants, viz : tha Heir at Law of
America Killingworlh, the Heirs at Law of Rachael
Reeves, reside in Alabama, and whoae names am
unknown, the Heirs at Law oi Wealthy . Peacock,
and tlio Heirs at Law of Nancy Powell, rwtae in -Georgia,
and whose names are' unknown. It to y
therefore ordered, that, publication bo madelbr w-
weeks in ths Baleigh Regtater, -pape"r "pubTua-
d in tho City o Raleigh, aMtfjini, tho afowaald l4C ,
pn&uau to appear at the next Court of Equity to be ,
held for tho Couniy of Wayne, at tho Court Houao ,V"
in Wayneborough, on tha first Monday after tho J.
, fourth Monday in Sepferober next, then ana tho'ro foS'
plead, answer or demur to tho .Complainant'a
tion, or the arae"will bo, taken pro conftuo, n .
heard ex tmrte at6Whem.;"r . -h--s: 1 rZt "
fi M6nJav"after the fourth Monday in March, Ii
JAMES. ORIS WOLD, C.- M Br -Pr.
Adv. $5 62$ 46t)r
Aug.
Aug.
Sept. 3
Sept. 9;
Nov.
t' !.innl.
lUISlBO'PH
Ninio York.
vr.:.rhiisetts,Nov. 11
AM.
he was a " common man
he was right.
r riI. Tn,he "National Intelligencer"
r . .. r n ncpntat ves by Mr. 1 Ex TON,
een m tne ixouso u. .v-r- :., ,,:-. indepen-
soon as the Su- of Tennessee, which lor n
.,f'r.,. . .....v. ,u.orves to be copied into every
nrnme bxecuuve anu nc-gisiaii.c pu... u. uence aim uuu,,,. tf Bnnrn
c... ., nA...l.A'ciil rum Tvr.nl rtf Ttinov
will ratity anucuiiiiniiic Dai ....1
following is the Resolution :
"Resolved, That the compact of annexation,
made between the Executive Government of the
United States and that of Texas, and submitted
to the Senate for confirmation by the President
of the United States, be and the same is hereby
ratitird as the fundamental law of Union between
i Smith Carolina, Oct, 14 tho United States-and lexas, as soc
Aug. 1 bouth Carolina, in Execuljve and Lcgisal,ve p0
AllClllg" " .
1VIOV.
ation.
On Thursday, the Senate took up Mr. Benton's
bill to provide for the annexation of -Texas, ou his
motion. He addressed the Senate for about two
hours, in support of it. ' When he concluded, a
motion was made to lay the bill on tlie table;
upon which the question was taken without de-
' ...... -i - cr . : 'Pi ' . l .
There is understood to be a IJIadk. Lcatl .Mine on tnw
tiart. .,
lin Aeres. in the County ol Wane, on uoo.
Dam Creek, adjoining tho lands of B. P. Ouioli nn.l
, i .i '1-1.;.. nl., in most V
Kichard Pimtn, anu oiueis. , o.-, -
Wood land, and is within thr.ee miles oi u;e v.iiv.
i ft I ; reek, in inr li7
of Wake, adjoining tho lands ot Uavid elevens, num.
Meddlers,, and Jonathan eticy. .
153 Acres, lying on the wa'ers oi
ChaUiam Couuly, adjoining -tho lawla-ol-i hofflaa stit,
and others. i.v t !,.,n
And, on Saturday, the S-.tn. vsamc 'W
offer for Mile, under the same uecree. .
Lot-, with their improvements in me v.iiy o. ui. ..
to wit : Lots, known as No's. 184 and 185, or. wh.ch
Robert Cannon, decen-ed, formerly resided. On one
of these Lots, there is a lar-c and commodious B well
ing House, wiih all necessary ai.d convenient Out
u i ,r,l W. !1 of Water in the yaid, 1 he
sima.ion is one of the most eligible in the C.ty.hemg
bounded on tho North by Hdlsboro' street, and on
the East by Dawson street. It is, at present, in the
occupancv of Jamks G Rowe.
Also, part of lot no. 1C3. on Fayettevil e Mrcct on
,hi, h .l,L,.. is a larsrc and convenient Brick Wore
house, now occupied by Bbwn &. IIin i I
situation is in the mtot btwiuess part of the i-Lity
. Term- -All the above Real Estate will be fold on
a credit of six and twelve moc-hs-thc purchasers
aivins Bond and Security lor ine porc.,. .-wj
except as to such amount as Jgay "
eovel costs of Petition in Equity, which wl he ic-
quired obc paidin Ca:h MlB;
Raleigh, April loth, 1844.
rrv 'Yi jvliovo Sale is
VJ-I . . .
Rummer Akuaxcemest, 1S1L I
Via the Portsmouth Road and Bay Line.
E would respectfully inform tha travelling
Public, that the above Line (despite all efloris
to put it down,) is still In suiccs.ful operation, run
ning the following schedule :
Leave Wcldon, immediately on the arrival of the
Stages from SLKDOK's.and the Cars from Wilmington,
reaching Baltimore as-early as hy the Great Mail
Line. Pa-scmrers mnv be asstifed, they wid meet
with no debi" by this Line, ; wo will always.wail the
afrlvar"ol"t!ie'"f;i'ric3, r'finulng "in 'connection with us.
Wc a-k a tdoiro of patronage lo sustain 'us in keep
ing down the monopoly. ; ' '
V .. vv.nil.l call the attention of tin; travelling pub
lic, to the ditii-rciicc in fare, from (iastor. lo Baltimore,
and from Oaslon to tins place
alter the btago Lino
'J'lic i'iirc ('rem Sledgk's to.liaUinu.ro, same at nil
Fare fiom Sledge's to Porlsmoulh, $fi-
v from " do. -And
return within 4 days, y - '
- - -"WM'.'M. MOOI5Y, Ju. Agent.
Oliice Porlsmoulh and Uay Line.
Wcidon, March 12, 1814.
sA-ji &v?teJLb ri-.ivra
OcU 2 1 Delaware
Oct. 7'
UBBTTY FAIR
. . m,ro,i i nremium for any bat8f anj decided in the affirmative. This do
In our last paper, r , 1m txas
. If vour RDace
Whig newspaper in me c u - .
should permit, will you please i. vi
" Regier," and oblige, a subscwber.
r W . f-w Intelligencer" of the
l o iia-j-n m flia ti um . ... - .
r,thv.r . . ... cwriber" will turnisn
' June, but H ,
I us with a copy, it "ill allora s
I nlv with hi ronuest.1 'Ed. Kec- '
rv - . i
. , ...;.h 1IAT.LA9
word that would rnyme ..., ....- ;,Pfiniiivelv for the presen: session cf
:.hiiaii u. 4 iuui u fiiiir-ahi--i -
jaauvu, l-i
LEAF TOBACCO WANTED,
. f.. iKb RrfiTSTER Was
morning " rr ... j,. , h;, of Da. Consress.
i. w. Jnw.mv with a waici, -4 " '
Biuv." - - -
ir"lr--Rcfc K. SpEEt i 4he Whig CinoT-"
32 ts
IjOSt-
poncato SatuiMlay,thc27tlul:0'
of July, when it ill positively
take )lace. -
50
DTLY LINE TO THE NORTH
rmm Rnttian. Tla tlii" Urc-rnsvUlt and Roanoke
and Petcrsliurg Rail Roads.
r,.,m Huston to PetrrsburR, is now
I ft OO.' a..l from Peter,bi,r to Baltimore, by
. .V , ... i n iii .-ill. iTi,. .,4i-l.
l ie nail i.oao, .7,4 vj,,,
.. , . . ur.,i,.i,fi and f ridavs, tne late
Un .vionua.s, j ... - , n '
fr.,n, re., rsl,nrK to Baltimore, by the City Po. it Ra
n-.r .-.i t:,, liiwr Kleamb 'als. is lfr'7 OO.
these Bonis. PnssentfCrs are now earned from I fterv
... t..,i,n,,iih or Noifo k for ?l 50,
from Gaston,' which is ft 50 less than by Sleoof.
and the Portsmouth Pad hoaa. .
l)n Wednesday; a Sieand.oat leaves City Point for
Baltimore, the far. hy whan w to .,, or
from Petersburg, making JS 80 f" "n-
v . j.A.nr uuii'o.i.".
cnt G. & R. R- R- Co.
June 15, 1841. 49 lm
frr Standard, Greensboro' Patriot, Oxford Eiatn
ihrV: Warrenton .Reporter, Danville Reporter and
Milton Chronicle will each copy one month.
A I lis III .4 OLdR F A KH IOII SA'IX.
HP Suterilr nffer for sale a dcsirat.le t arm,
IvfiiiT within three miles of thi. Ciiy. on ihe
Snige Road leadin; to Smithficld, and a.ljoininj; uip
land, of Messrs. Haiit and Houoha-. The I ract
contains about 300 acres, one hair of which is w el 1
timbered with sk and ilTckory, and the balance
cleared, ready for cultivaiton. ,'.,,.
surtrcicnt lor a arnaii
fcjTATH of mourn C4I10HXA.1;
RICHMOND Comity.,., Couit of Picas and
Quarlcr Sessions, April Term, 1844. - ,
Mulcom blue, Ex'r in behalf of himself, afld in top
port of the last Will and Testament of Daniel Blue,
dec d.
vs.
Archibald Blue, John McGoogan and Mary hit wife,
Duncan McGoogan ami Isabella his wile, ounsuan
Blue, John Bluo, Arehitmld McFarland and Flora
his wife, Daniel McGilvary, Elizabeth McGilvary,
Catharine McGilvary, Mary McGilvary, Malcolm
McGdvary and Angus McGilvary, minor heirs of
Jvlartin McGilvary and Sarahjhia wife,, and Daniel
Blue.
Caveat Will
At this Torm of this Court, psper wrilinir, pur-
- ...v ' . i '. " -1 ll I 'I'.. 11n,il
norlinir to be tne last rem aim mmiiniiiii wwuv.
... fll...
Blue, dec d. was ollerrd tor prouate ty iviaicom vim,
Ihu Execulor thea-ein named, and Archibnld Blua ap
peared in open Court and entered a Caveat thereto :
Ami. it appearing to tjic Court, that John MfGoogan
and Mary bis wile, Duncan McGoogan and Isabella
his Wife. Daniel McUttvary, MIMIWtn wcunry,
Catharine McGilvary, Mary McGilvary, Malootn Mc
Gilvary and Angu McGilvary, minor heirs o Marlin
McGilvary and earau nis who, anu unmu "'""i
side beyond the limits of this State : U is lucrcioro
ordered 'by the Court, Jhat publicatioiTbe.mailo.iu lhe.
wci-klj Kalcigh liegirler lor aix weo, uoii,;..,b
Baid non-redcnUto bo and nppcarat ihf rieitTerm
of this Court, to be held for tho Cotfnty of Richmond.
at the Court House in Ihe town or ItoCKingnain, oi.
tha .-Tj-M-mJoy-of" Jn-y nexCTSnd Triake themselves
parties to this suit ; otherwise, it will be heard pro
confesso as to' them, and the said Will dmm lo
probate Witness. Graham A . NichoTson.Trk of.
our said Court at Oliice. I be 3d M on Jay of April In
ihe firtth year of American Independence. A..D. 184L
. A. NICHOLSON, CO. C.
4(1
Pr. AdOP7
. . ,ii I ii V I W ,1 I V A
. iii. .vuili II ua'"'!"""
- (illl-
Courl of Equity, Spribg 1 trui,
V
vi lis County
1844. , , ,
Eleanor Haywood and oilier,
rs.
Tlmmas P. Hawkins and ollicra,
I', i, f.rr llit sate of Land.
In this ec, Samuel S Downey, the purchaacr of
the land, bavins at this Term fibd hi Petition III
wrilinir,' verified by hi- affidavit of the truth thereof,
and thercin slaims that before htaid purch-of the
premises, lie had duly purchased, and obtained vroper
conveyances from the Defendants. Thonia Jaw
kins, Henry H. Hawkins and Denjamin F. Haw
kiifo' of all'lbeir tiiiht and title in tbe said premisei.
sn.l'prHVftn- lhal the share or portion of tho aid pm--i.,-
i nbieh the siid Defendant, noon the
pleadings, appear lo he entitled, as representing thm
'leceased lather D. njamin F. Hawkins, may be parti
to him H " ordered that advertisement br made in
the Rah iah Re-Ri.ier for i- week., no ifying the ttid
Defendants of ihe matlfr and prayer of the .aid Pe
tition, and that they .ht-w caue if any ihey M.
ajainst the alTowance thereof, at the next J etm f
'h Winws, Thnn as B. Litllejobn. Clerk and MasUr
of the said Couri, at Oliice, the 2lb day of May, A.
l8H' THO. B. Li rTLEJOHN, C.
Vf. " .
M.
E.
6
, . ...u:l. itw biahest mar-
Of a good qtjalitt. lor
4kexprw,llbe.paid,mcarn
t'pyeTie""'-'-cr - ,
aTiTATK OF NORTH CAROLINA.-Joun-?04
axes County: Court of Equity, Spring Term,
1844. John G. Gully,
r.
Daniel Boon, Administrator of John C-Guy.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, hat
Daniel Boon not a resident of Ih.a Uf : II
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made in the Raleigh Register fo, Vui!V!?nS
noiif.inrr the said Daftici Bocm lo appear helore the
honorable Court of Eouity. a, the -hm e " , .g M a e-,ensive and valuable ulpUr(, wth',h gre.le.t r,ety of
8mUhfieU.onU.en..on , Mr0, building, sumce.u .or . ...... '..' W Xl,!
arid there to plead answer or oemu.,. rh If.milr. . , ,1 '' " . ,
.I... M rmifeuo acatnvt him. I ,.. nresents a fine nnonmir fr a profita- ; e irtf prepared tietf4Jie
""""i w- ,viv n. m. k. ""h-t-v .v. iki ... . -. ,.ttr
P Ad 15 G2. HO!"' and Utry tt. y ..m
i in iiii Hint it i i ,. - t - - a-vi.i
I-.; -; .rT'-- I , a .yic i.,io,,o
R. W.
May. 27.
JOB PRINTING '
Neatly executed at tii.s Od.ce..
R.i'ci-jh, J
pen
ni w ii)bw m,i i"-- ,
1 w word that rhy.-..cwitli Dallas,
Tbe oniy . 0al. 0 .
date
for the Commons, in Gates.
'Raleirr'
h. June 1",
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