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Ml ' w -, , i reran u n 9 a ! J.. 1 3 ' Published every Friday, by- WtsTox U. Gales Kilitor and Proprietor,, at Tlwce' Dollars' per Annum. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, VOL. XL. VI. ..,.1 NO. 1. TP US RALEIGH, N. C. - -ftresilnx, October 1844. . WAKE SUPERIOR COURT Our Cpurt Hi not adfurtT uatif 9(arday. It km a laborious weak, and Judg. Caswell won golden opinion from every qoarter,'withot oHier Curt on bia part, then -juUefaUgaltic'iiav :harge of hfa official dufy, coupled Si it a. wiifi be jirfcaoity and dignity of the truegenttematj, : no i ro thk'Sieeting. A body of gallant Whigs left here, yesterday fa. Tbey carried with them a splendid Band of duaic, four tasteful Banners, and the cheering ccoutus om Maryland. They will have, we loubt not a gbrioua titiP. D" The late Address of the Whig Central -omraittea has compleiely non-plusaed the Lo. os. They are Jiko tlie dog with the apple umpling, know not what to do with it. ' "" FALSE CHARGES. Of all the falsa and absurd charges (and they re many, of the Loco Foco party, none appears lore glar'.ngly inconsistent, more void of reason nd common sense, than the oft repeated charge lade against the Whigs, 'that M they Ire the IritiahjKrty that they are bought with British old." This charge is made in the plainest vio ition of truth, without one particle of reason sustain it, and that too in the very face of lany reasons which go to fix the same foulness fid cofruptidh upon Jhemselvcs, that tliey at. mipt to fasten upon the Whigs. We .will not, return for their kindness, make a charge of ich great depravity even uportthe LoccFoco ress, because we are. in want of positive evU neeofthe fact; but we should be deficient faith, cr abounding in much more charitythan ir oppo ente, were we to withhold our assent the st-ong reasons that exist for beji eying at some portion at least of the Locofoco Prees o under the influence of British Gold, and ex ting its power fur the promotion ol British in rests, with very little regard for that of their vn country. Let us examine this charge of the Locofocos merally, but of the " Globe" and " Madiso. are," more particularly those pure sheets. lich manifest at all limes so consistent a re rd for the truth. It is well known to be the terest and policy of Great 5ritain, to open as rge a market for her manufacturers as possi- e. That it is her interest to do so, every prin. pie of c immon sense teaches, and that it has en her policy, her history for ages prove.. It plain, then, that the Tariff! by checking the :cMsive importation of British manufactures, wens to that extent the market in this coun- f, and, consequently, the same- degree? is e 'supporters of this Tariff, that acts as such a ghl upon the manufactures of England and '.it upon our own country so many rich bles. gs! Why the Whigs, to be sure, as tho Lo. ocoa themselves declare. It is somewhat an;e, and not in keeping with the usual course Lhat party, to acknowledge that the Whigs fa. 1 any measure lhat militates against Great tain, or that (hey themselves, are the sup ters of a policy which chimes in no well with r interest. We are perfectly willing to leave a the decision of any candid man anv man lose judgment ia not perverted by party feel. ;, lo say who are the British party the bigs, who are in favor of a policy immediately ied to the interests of Great Britain a po. 1 wbich.the Government of that country would lire not'aiog more than to see broken down the Loco Focus, who oppose lhat policy, and sreby favor the interest of Great Britain. In nfirmatioo of the above, if confirmation need given in a matter so plain, we subjoin the foj. 'ing extract fr.ni Jhe "London Times." That WJBU i- . "Asubssription was recently opened to raise ids to tirctilate Free Trade Tracts" in foreign entries. About fouriundred and forty ihmsa id indt itgriing wen inscribed. Some of these ac" ar K e printed m Mew York, tor circu i'om in the United States." Now w would be glad to know who are the !lP'nta of this targe amount of money! 'Which "he New York PrpgfcP, are in so much favor 'hhe British Free Trader.!-It cannot be. PT the Whig f reaaeg eurely, as they, are op eto the diswmination of such one-sided doe hia Free Trade aystent aeema to be, V!Bto0 " re an many Loco Foco Preesea New. York lavorabla to the prnpgstion of aiich ,n plea. Can any man, who baa three grains ense. or who ia capable of connecting two fcil to perceira which ia ibt " British par. tyw f ,,Vhich is the pajty " bought with GoldJ The LoeeFocoa ha charged the Whig, for jeers' with tifBrkih ;rWhi?," without even the ahado .tr the aeroblance of a reason. It was 0iiepb!ft wWsrTuge, a cry of "Stop Thief," in order to keep suspicion off thomaelves and tp bring odium upon the Whig party. Now, i,, h,'.nHpi, jn i-npiials : . - '' forrooth, the charge ir recoiling with additional f JAMES K POLK'S SLAVES OLD AND force ufjqii their own heads-- the, bave sownl A- . KiyN MANACLES.' r - And bflginuing ihus : i the wind, and tbey reap the whirlwind." The The follwinjr is an extract from Roorback's Loco Pocoa expect by such miserable humbug-' ,our through the. Southern aiiJ Western Siaie 6tJ, t oTeccive ud gull the peoplaTnto iup. j Theuollowed 'aiLelacjpttrtjWj.t:Weir part of their mar-mad measures. li9 'IMTejWis 'ii'!urSirM'r."'ftiiorWk ui lH;i(i .n the ci'ursi cftanco of success must a party have, when it re. ioVt. t Aeaft. Hk flielcf And kwmi)Fb de ceived must they be, who have so HttJe court- dence in the virtue and intelligence of the peo- norning, for the Battle-Ground of the Regulators ; pie ! Forlorn, indeed, must be the hopes of that a spot hallowed as the first scene of organized par'y which depends for succoss upon low i,p- nned resistance to oppression in North-Caroli- peals to the prejudices of the people.' We have more confidence in the uprightness of the people than to believe that they can be Operated upon by means like these. We know thatthe de acendants of those illustrious faihi-rs, who pur chased our liberties witli their blood, can never be made the willing instruments of their own destruction, or that they will suiter to descend impaired to their posterny, the Temple of Liber ty which their fathers erected, and which has secured to thorn the rich blessings of liberty, peace and happiness. JAMES K. I'OLK'S VOTES. In relation to the course of Mr Pot.K in Congress-, Mr. Bond, of Ohio, in his Speech in New York, ThursJay uightsaid: "In the Congress of the United .States I saw and knew him (the Loco Foco nominee.) There was James K. Polk recording his solemn Vote against the Pension law against a law intended lo reward those few old man -who -remained among us those old men w ho had so gallantly contended for the liberties of their country. Shamed am I lo tell it shamed that the record, of our country show it But there it stands, and will cling to James K. Polk as the shirt of Nesus. But besides that, we see him'recording his vote against the principle of protection to American industry. But 1 pass from him. He was in the ise of In. master, and kept only as the' doer of dirty work." And now as there have been many attempts to deny or in some way discredit the fact that James K. Polk voted, w hile ia Congress, against the se veral acts granting Pensions to the surviving Sol diers of the Revolution to obviate every cavil, N. Callan, a Justice of the Peace of Washing ton, has given an official certificate that tin fol lowing votes-of James K. Polk are correctly co pied from the Journal of Congress, viz : REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. Tho motion to poet pone the orders of the day, and take up the hill for the relief of the surviving officers of tho Revolution failed yeas 87, nays 8S. James K. Polk voting nay. Journal ot 11. of R. l&M-W, page 207 ; January !(, 14-7. The Senate bill for the relief of certain survi ving officers and soldiurs of the Army of the Re volution, .passed yeas llj, nays 56. James K. IMk voting say. (Journal of H.-of R. 17-2i, pages 734, 739 ; May '.'Sib, The' oilf entitled 'AS act declarator of the sev- TfWTcTSTFP in'llie land and naval service o! the United blates in Iho Revolutionary War,' passed yeaa 122, navs 56. James K. Polk votinjr nav. Journal of II. of R., ltJvJO-'aO. page 4-W; March 19, h, l:j). The bill entitled ' An act supplementary to the act for ihe relief of certain surviving ollicer!" and soldiers of ihe Revolution,' passed yeas I'.ii, nays 52. J-aines K. Polk voting nav. Journal of 11. of R., leWO-'Ul, page 33 ; February 17lli, The additional act providing pension forcer tain persons engaged in the land and naval ser vice ol the United Slates, passed yeas 10, nays 4. ' James K- Polk voting NAT. Journal of II. of R., ll-'3'2, page 05 ; May V2J, 1332. T1IL: W iliG POLICY Is a plain, unsophisticated, libeial system. It asks not the reduction of the wages of tlie laborers of our own Country, in order that tliey may be reduced to the same slate of beggary and pau perism to which those of the Europeans are re duced, and for whom the charities of- our Loco Foco friends are so warmly enlisted, lint it Re lieves in the good old Christian adagethat chan ty beginneih at home; and America, fhe glorious United States, is our home Lei ihe South feed the North, and ibe North supply the South. Uuf policy ia amity and, cordial friendship children ul the aaine family, p " Unwarned by rty feuds to live lik broltMn.1 We know no sectional'distinctions we hul with fraternal kindness and affection, (lie hardy tnoun taineer, fresh and ruddy from th s now. capped hills of New England, as well as the bf-xized Planierol ihe sunt y 3 jth. Both can clasp bands and say Wc are American cituens. We love our country and our own countrymen, and for thin) we are willing tu pledge "our lives, our lor tune and our sacred honor." . It us all then united-let a. throw up our capa in joy, let ua all rally around the proud standard of our Country's glory and letjtfia exultingry nf every Patriot's heart brf Our ovn Country right or wrong. " THE MOST DISGRACEFUL A.XD A BO W.V4 HLE SLADJ2H THAT HAS EYEIt BEES PUBLISHED BY ' AMY 4&E$S IX AMERICA!! From the Albany Argus.. lTh Albany Evening Jotynal (Clay paur) of Monday, finhtilmil in iiu fit tlni-ial c tthuiiilri. ail ar- oi wmcii Hie wcmw vournes mr ;ine im:i ui ii iurg met, iluriiijf hi tour, a gang of alKVcs, under the thiVtfw of slavo drivers, on their way to the sugar plitutaiioita of Lousiana, sonio of tliein manacled tut reailv tji ha ilnvpil twt uilil lu'o Jnr!V-three j if ()pin l iyw the bnni) , j. K ,f10 ,)(. Sieikcr of ihe House of Kepresentatue.-', on llieir backs ! Tins extract was full wed up wi'h some of the Evening Juuroal's cliokext ami hiiiere.-t tlinjf at (inventor l'oik and hisioht;cal friends and sup porters. We copy the foregoing from the last " Signal," hands, Capitals and all. The whole party will be very si'jk of ihis matter, before they are done with it. The circumstances cmuec The circninslances conuectoj with its publication, exhibit a piece of imq lity almost un paralleled, and show what desperate means ihe Loco Focos are willing to resort to, to obtain the spoils of Office. VVe now rhargo home upon the Loco Focos, the authorship of this vile forgery. It was a base trick of one of their own men to draw ofF public attention from more important questions. It was the cunning device of a Loco Foco office holder, a fraud, a forgery ol a Loco Foco Justice of Peace. We call upon ihe Loco Foco Presses to correct their foul libels upon the Whig in charging the auihorship of this forgery upon any one or more of the party. VVe have traced it to their own door It is their own fraud, their own falsehood, their Own calumny and here is the evidence of it.: From the Iihaca Journal. "KOERBACK'S TOUR." An article appeared in this paper on the 21st of August last, published AS A COMMUNICA TION, headed "Fur the ChrunuUn," addressed to " Mr. Spencer," signed "An Abolitionist,'' pur porting to give an extract from "Ruerback's Tour through the Western and Southern Slates in 1330." The extract closed with a reference to forty-three slaves purchased of James K. Polk, jl . T .... I J 1 .1. L .- . distinguished by the brunt.' of his initials opOM their shoulders. The article was brought to us in manuscript,' by Danill AIcIvin.nky, Eq, a young gentleman id Ihis village, ol unimpeachable character anil veracity, and was published without the least sus pic.ou that il was oilier than il purported lo be, a genuine extract from a book of Travels. It turns out to be an extract Irom Fkatherstoniuuuu's Tour through the Slave iSiaios, with the .State ment in relation to James . I'ulk't Stares appen ded. From the affidavit of Mr. M:Kinnef, which lollows, it appears that the pretended extract w as anil oilier arm ies m mat hue, remain ' strriiona furnished lo him, in manuscript, hy Wiliiam ; ary" at former prices. There is quite an , Livn, Esq, of this village, A LOCO FOCO OF- j mrtrn in Cotton, 1u.le1.1g I mm tho number of F1CE-HOLDER, the candidate ol that party for j b!lcg wlich ,,e ,.,. w,,lkl wn Bmal. Juslrco ol Uie peace, to which ottice he was elec-. 11, r , 1 1 , a. i, 1 ia 1.,,. I.- ... - way. Load is hf'iry at former quotations- lea- er in Chancery. apM)iuled by a I.co .Foc;i Senate, on the reconiinendation of Gov. Hoctk. .Mr. . M.. Kinney was as unsuspecting of Us real char- j acter as we were. ' This 'forgery' and 'fraud,' so bitterly doiinun- 1 ced hy Ihe Aioany Argus an,l the l.oco foco J nits, is Lltlls iixi:nr'i ilium f'e ,oeia'. r y i n mlmtrrwtlm we leave the public to judge. I lie "lorgerv an, I fraud' is placed where it belon.js, and lhe c..nc I quences. it. unpleasant, mmit recoil upon the lai- j co Foco party. The nliidavit of Mr., M, -Kinney, showing the origin of this ' RoerbackV. Tour',' follows : mn isioreniiv. ina on or ai.oui ,ne i im nay of August, ls41, Wui.Linn, Esq. called on me with an article purporting lo be n extract Irom KocrbavkVT.on.r Ihrgngh ihe V'ejtcrn and South, efn Slates reijucxtiug me lo copy Ihe same, and hand it in to tlie Editor of the Chronicle lor pub lication, stating; as a reason lor this request, in it there was a Loco Foco-primer in thai office, woo was acquainted with Irs chirography. J compl eil with his request, without the slightest suspicion thai il was not a genuine euract irom a v. rilaa.e b.M.k. DANIEL McKINNEV. Subscribed and sworn Ihe -7lh dav ol Seutem- i ber, 1S14, before me, C. (i. Heath, J. P, THE GREATEST GATHERING VET. There was a Mass Meeting at Philadelphia, on i Monday last, which is said to have eclipsed any ll.mg of the kind ever before seen in the 1'n.ioU j State.. The Store, were closed, .he dav was ! tMautduL.nd.il. whole oouulation of the C.iv ,u I the Streets. A hundred thousand is said lo be a small estimate, as to numbers. The principal Streets were decorated lib banners living Irom almost every house. Weavers, on teams. Were plymg their shuttles. Dyers were at wmk color ing their Cloths. Joiner were out wiHi their fore-plains; blacksmith, with their sledg-haim liter -. A .team engine was pulling away on one team.- Thirty-five superb white bones, richly ca parisoned, drew a Cones log a wagoo A like num ber drew a large Ship. The pruc'esauMi begun lo lorui at H oVI,s;k, A. W , but at 9 1-1 P.'M thu atnd oi had not gA iif .he froaud where thu t peak id g was. TbeJtfoo. John Schucant' wa be President of tlie dsy, and he introduced tlie venerab.e Gen, Marsle, an aid soIjVr and com patriot of UiBsisoN, no lhe Whig candidate for Goverbur and "Daniel Wibstek, to the count less thousand around the Speaker's stand. Mr, Webster made ena of hi great tSurtav EDITOR'S CORRESPONDENCE: Nkw York, Sept. 30, 1314. THE C A M I 'O N Ll K J 1 A i S, is me in it; assumed hy eight Eii"lil mien, who ,M mtLit ilal 1.1 hi. ..... . i 6 "ur i-.iuzus, hi induce ub to believe that they ra from s,J of ihefWv. de Roma Thev are mtisii-mia. nml iu.,i,.n,, ... a iiewtyle, on raih-r old fashioned 'instruments, It. 11..11. n i Vxr-V. V . 7 1 ' re " V P0"""'"" a Niblo's (j.irdon before admiring thousands: the llaCe heillir CrOW-deil Ul fri-P.ii Ovnru Bumimn mi which they appear. They stand eight abrtwst, faeinif the audience, and before ihe.n a lo.nr la. We 4L-,p4ceil, on- which 'ilre Soine forty or fifty , , - , , . . v ir bells, ol Ihe ordinary dinner bell form, and vary ing in size from those generally used at a hotel, down tn lhe little silver one oi,a lady's boudoir, j Ttw clapier moves with a sprnij.', so that it re- j a ns i s peip Midi, ul ir wuh iliw sides of ihe i ell, i unless swniis; with some lnlle force, thus aionl. I ing lalse no'es, and enabling them lo keep lone . w nh gn.M'er cenainiy. The" be lis. Die porfor- tilers lake up and clungo as iln- varying notes re- '. (pi ire, wnh yreal rapidi.y and tkill, and lhe music is exceeilm-ly sweel and ihrilhiisf. If you can. imagine a music.il snuiruox tnemv rVlft loiV'. and" me eneci oi ij inn.-ic, vou wi laveavcry near idea ol how ,l,e " f o;,oU,;ls" ,,ke the air vocal wnh sweet sounds. The aildic m e was 1 , , 1 " " l'r"l'r"" "ie nrsi -noriniiice, il Iroin l proprie'v on the and in'erruii'ed the errup'eu the piece three or lour tluivs Willi loud applause. ' CIIICICEN'S. . " W oniler, oh Ilmvimh ; and be astonished oh earth :'' is the veiy niodi'st lieadiiig ol a placard about town, which lur ber iilorios us, lh.il lor twenty live con s, a machine may be seen some where in ltro.id.iay, where chickens are hatch ed hy steam. For the noise il has made, tins machine is a mher t.-ii.(;i b.ing imply a sort l oven he., ted wiu'i -U'.un to lhe 1,'inpera 1 lire which .Mrs. Hen has 111 her leatln.s; lhe eggs an: placed lln-reui, and ill doe t ,e forth come the cackling brood. It has not een the novohv ol new. less, haMii beeu'dixm in lhe old country some Iwen'y years aj;n. And why ox aniiiie ihis so curiously is 11.. I New Yoik ilseli a jf real hatching machine ! Leu lojr out ol H.olit the thousand--and one' RMlijJiiiiis," Philosophical and Political nesis tilled with cjjgs of all sor'p, and brooded over by public opinion, who has been in 'he foul nrecincis of the live points, or ninongxi the Bowery boys, anil not regretted lhe large number of ' hard chickens" h itched there ! And from all high places do not the demagogues, like Chapman, crow forth their Roosleriio,i ! And i .ie iiy.iropntnu.ts who worship water, cure all diseases wuh it, and live, move and have a heinif ,, . i .a r 1 i. therein, are our new ly ha chod water-low I ie;i- tiuio. Iheir Ood, and a showt-r-balli their'J'emple. A friend more irninchaiely connected wild llio commercial and money circles, will shortly eeml j you a I . o. on these subjects, and ronlmtio it irom lime to time. In the meanwhile, I will give you a Blight sketch of the present STATE OF THE iMAKKKTS. Pork and Bacon have fallen off so, that Ihey hardly pay freight and charges, while live hogs " hold their own ;" indeed I think limy h ue mf xanced " 111 the street,'' which slums tins market to he in a very anomalous stale. Wafers, paper y. LiOa.l is hf'ii'i at lortner qiiuiations. Fe.v 1 ,,iii- iitc u 'il I, s,,n:v, o.o, lio. only il ii''fl( B I Ol K I , , , , ,, , p ' is mi hand; while Peruvian hark is "a ,fr,g , I the market." .Nautical, and oilier Instruments, especially Tlieriiioni'-lers, have " fallen''' very il.ft.unm ; 1 . . 1 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 uiucn uurutg 1 (10 innnwi, anil a larltu-r ileriinc jK antieinaied eml advance has been obtain- n , ' , ' ' s 11 ' macloa ol the better sort, lor which high prices are paid. Our Mayor, and some of tho D 's have become Manufacturers. Spec:' tors have been known to rualize a lortnno be a single "operation," hot of the poorer sor- ..: IllM.nfl)Ca lm,tches, we have a lit lit stock, : can be purchased low, as so inn. h Clmj has I. f .1 ' I .1 .L L .. . .1 . .T urrn iiiuiiu mixeu. w iiii inc unmsiune juac iiiey.) are pearly useless for Ihe purpose originally in. I tended. Amongst ihe former, accmn's are gen- I erally favorable, except that their "cahbe'e- patches" ro overrun wi h weeds and Poke stalks, which like Jonah's gourd, have sprung up in a night to witltcr next November. 1 saw the "great rejected" to-day he looks very sad, and a,,xiou lo find any place where h is -wanted. Yours, trill v. F. C. Edf.iUun, Uclnb'r 1, 1SU. " As to the Whig cause, we are gelling along innst admirably, in this sect, on of ihe Slate. (Jur Elector, W. W. Chei.kv. is a whole-souled f""": A le"pr " ''.ive been L ' n . . y' ! ....;.- . fi!,mf I Unutf u-ill i i.ri, il I..P I i .V lv ul least liNM So you sec, the Easl can do somo- j l"'!""1,r ,,,,c l,,e. Vm:" 811,1 15 ,11 "' thing as well as the Wesi." Mjuesiion which Hjril.it. s the-Slate. Mr. I C.AV-s vole will no il.iuht largely exceed Mr. Gai.es The committer appointed by the j iKArT's a facl wc b.dieve, uol queslion Marks Creek, Little liner arid Hulla low (-'by-1 r , Club to rtiake arraugemenis for a Mass Meeting , ,L ,. , , c i. i , u sl 1-n.lay eveiiinsj, lhe lialtimore vote ha- nbe held at (,api. AV m. II. II.skI Spring, o i , 3 . . lr . , Thursday theSl h, .., are ,rf,ni..he.rdU.v, : Vl" heen from, lhe Loco- in and expect t see assembled on that d,y in old . ,h' fl"',r,cr Wfre "PeftlirtRljr elated ! Mark's Creek D,s.r,et,3 miles' fromthai, aterhng j " ,l,e receipt of the intelligence of our Wlvg precinct, Eagle K,x k many hundreds", j victory, the Cannon was fl red to apprize nJ perbips many ibousaiwl of ihe gwwl prnple ..f 1 "r country friends of the result, and the Nr b Carolina. .Tho committee ' apnointed to; Whig,Flan w'a run up. Miviie speake for ihe occasion, expect several (Jur majority in the Senate i$ nir.e, and of Nrih Carolina's most il-i nuuished sons. Jin the House, forty, Ihus ensuring the Whigaj Democrats and air-retinn ! make ready for 'attending at Capt. Iiu ki's on th 21 h, I ai d people" of Wake, Johnson, Franklin, and Nash, j in particular, m.n h forward in Regiments, and i ni e ill promoting the go-id cause of our country '. in triumohanllv elen mir thit best of all living Da- I tnots il(NT Clav io the Presidency of the Urn ted Siatea. 4 Whig of Hill Rivtr Dvtxitl ANOTHER MASS MEETING. We are glad lo see that the Whigs ol Craven, are determined to hold a Mass Meeting m New- hern, on the 2dd inst. The mostdislinguishcd , , . , . . , ... , 'SP4!Hl(er8 of '''e ate are to bo jnvitfetl. W e hope l''at the peoule will "come, as the waves come." join the grand rally- Where so fit a olare.orl r . BO ff"H'r a theatre, for discussing th.0 meas. urea calculated to advance the interest, of lhe '-"1''f', ? i i..., . " A'llPI"- "'n',"'r "I" ' ' 1 ""l'x'nrr, ou ivt- 10 lamnin wil-. Hero are the llesoluiion?, adopted in relation lo the Meeting : 1 AVm w!l In. I, I il. Thnt (he Whig nf Cnvrn Coiinly M-SS MF.ETIMi oi i!. !., ,,r New-item .... i upsda y the -.'.M ,i.-lV in o,-i..i,er next, and douiost respecltullv mule the on. . Ie.il the wh..l,. S a,r. u.thout distinction ot p.'tyat- lend me fi'in-.i. 'J. Resnlir,, That our Whii; friends imt only of Ihis Eleeioral District, but als..ol Ihe adjoining ' "' !""' ,!;"'"""r'' r0,',,U"' "IV,"J'1 to unite Willi i.s on thai ,C:, Moil. AVmiW, That a ( ...n.u.ittee of L". persons' ! lie ;, lino. ule.l l.i' ll... I'l.i.r t.,il ..... .i.li. ... : 1 , , ....... ,.,..r .,, . " '.!- I lie u,;s resolution ! .1. .11 i, ... ,..,. 1. .1: io rui M linilliniliMini IflNMISdl 1 homo or ahm.nl as ili-y , ih,k proper. . 1 I ls'nuil, I li.it Ihe foreone' rest 1 11 1 ions he I signed by the Ch iirinan and Sccrriarv and be I p'llrlished ia il,,. Ni-wberoi 01 ; I ibaMho K i (. ,1-0 i. iso-,, ior-n ,-iati' iiiir.aini other .New. I liners li letnl-y to theraiise ol Clay and the Conn- ' try, he ri ipicsled lo , oj,- lhe same. j .1. i ... ' ...1 L.. . , , to 0 Kiire lo Hie lh.nl re.-nlulion, the ( hatr aiinoillll'i .Messrs I.i.o t .' SO.l SI,,,,' I I ll...,,. (iioro,; S. Allmore, . H. ),,nn'el, and M lloeey, a ( aiiiitiiillee ol 1 11 v il.lt n in. A 'ouiinittoe ,, Arrangements consisting of l."i j was a Iso ;,jipoin:ed. I Mr. C.u,,o-n started lor Sm..7car..!ina Salurd -y l.,sl. On hoard the steamer Anerii'l.-i, 011 hi, way dow n the river, on that day a vote was taken on the Presi.loiili.il election, and lhe voieslooj: ,1'or 'i. iy six'y one ; for I'iii.k ten ; lur Cjis.s Iwo. Mr. Cai.ikh-n did n,,i vote. ;(., I'd. Citiielle. IT It appears hy tho last "Signa iat wo were mistaken in saying, after a hasty perusal, that the " Democratic Address" did not contain the names ol P01. k and Dallas. The Editor of that paper, Willi the aid of a magnifying glass, has found lhat it docs contain Pom's name, but not j l)A1.,.AS'. Tlle a88ertl ,)f lhe UE,il8rE1I, , ., . , , . , I however, that in an Address written tor the nur- 1 P"st " advancing me womocratic causo, no. thing 18 said in defence or eulogy ol Ihe candidate of the parly for President, remains unroiitmverled. Hy tho w ay, since llio " Signal" emerged from lis chrysalis slate, and assumed the butterfly form, its Editor has become " as savage as a meat axe," and loses no opportunity ol " dealing damnation round the laud, on all he thinks his foe." Br.Nr.FlTS oi' And 11 1 isi.v,;. We have weii many iiisi.iuces of Ihe advanlages of aihcriising recorded, but llio loilnwing one, w hich is vouched lor, 011 tlie authority of tho New York Morning Post, deceives to be reprinted: ' A wealthy mcrchanl of this city, (says the Post,) who lias ..I,.,.,, .....r., ...I,,.-,.. ,.. ,i. .1 , , ""'""'"o ""- I""" " "7 ",,,vi no , , 1, , no 011,-, uiiiu ioiu ine eunor n , . .1.1 11 , 'U'S papoi lhat lie rmnuienced business with a ll(.,.rit,uil1, , ,,,., llr. a,v(.r, ., ,,,, pmhts ..r lhe lirsl. two years, but Ih.-.rhesoon lound it impossible In do'so llie lasler hu paid ll on', more he received ; and could he lone I OMil, i-i-il : II iln, , I . , ii. i 1 1 ,i ,, .,1' ,. paid ici.h.l, I. . Till: FIRST POLITICAL FKOST ! The J'olc- SlnlL-s jm- MARYLAND. We confnlcnt ly predicted in otir last, thai Maryland vvuul.l rover herneJI with gloi'V, and she has done so. 1 Whig (inrertmr! 7 'Ag Senate ! ! Simla ll'hiff House of Delegates !! ! (i lory ruouuli IW one day ! The majority for (inventor jj somrwliere .ibuul NUO.. ("ar- koi.I., (the Loco r oc.) c:iii(li(late) ;i highly iiopiilar man, i ? known to have received many Whig vn., as well nslla- vote- of maity U lug (.alliolics, lit-in himself-a Cailiolie. . lie happened loo lo h; on the 1 Lftctioii of a Whi g, Uniled States Senator ! DF"I AWARE T(l,felre coniradi!.-io.y repon. m 'the Northern f- irrs, about the rote of Una Sime, in lhe iinnnportsnl etecimi lor Injector. One n. ilist ibe Wh.gs m i-nrneil every Couiuy. The other is thai (he Whigs bave carried iwoCoun'ie. ami tne Locttt one Coomy. giving io Ibe Infer, bowavsr, a mnjo'uy of some 40 or h) m tiie aggrt-gaw. Ttea ' mail, wJI 4aemiaw. iA mm mwk At Cincinnati, on the 44ih ult., by the Rer. Mr, Strickland, Major Thomas (Jale. Forsler, former v ol-.tlKs t. it v, to Miss Laura M. Clingman, of Cincinnati. Dittr. o.1", ,h'H tmln,'- on lhe instant, Mr. Hollum MllillVAlit. in N-ltli venr nf liia firm. Iiiolilf na ,...,, oi - mi year oi ma nge, a inirhji r... pectahle citizen. In llillshnroiigh. Edward Wins'nw. infant son of Samuel W. Tillinghasl, Esq., of i j.,.eville. NEW GOODS, N K V G 00 H H N E W G 00 1)S. For Fall autl Winter. ! Alike Hafei'li t lieai) Cash Store, ' n r i I i i . . lMtK '"S e,sc.where frchascrs . - t' oi-.-ii-ti iu cA.iiiiint; uur oiuck, Stul lnow our priccs,; Remembtr it floes not illl US out of humor to liaVe people tO eX i williont buying. i .. . ., T ntI . . . . M' ' HADIIAM & (.0. : One ('nor below W illiamn H., eu nnil A- t'n ' . ' A CARD. I fry .1 A MKS V . S Mf)V nf tt.t. f J ' ' " ' " ' ' 1 " 1 ll I -"niv. M-as leav r.-p.-rtl,illy n, inform ih Mi mbi rs ol ihe upproa. bini( l.eislmure. ih.it he in Ciindidalc fur ihu npp.nuiiin iit of l; Muiiiisj i t'LkliK. Oil. , ISO FOR.ItKNT, THE t)rllin and nppurlenaiirp., nnw and f,i 11 i r im, occopird by (ion. S. F. Paile'rvm. on - .ivi-ncrtlle Mirert. CHAM.' MA M.V r, l),-i l. I M 1 1 ui jl,OLI i scarce 111 tin. plscr. 1 M II. I. ITI'lf KuMiih. Oriel rr S:h. Rl li jM AWLS Cl.f )TMS, CASSLM KUB.i, ! ' I'SlllIgs, I' ADCy IMcfino, 1'Jiikl, Tlllln-t j .'Hid 10-1 Hlack McrillO SJiavvfs, at Foil-r Dollar -.Two piecci iloiiMn wove Heaver Tlotli, .niil a few tHere j'laiil rrencli . Vvlvets also, t'jisfuncte, Hrocade and Silk Vect 1 '"K" wliich will ho 10I1I low. II- A. UADH.Ur, & Co. Attention! Wake (nvtilry! J'AKADK at l.'npiinl Square, in the I'uv ol Rs leinh.on Fiuhiy nei, ill 1U o'clock, A. M , srmtri unj i',pnp,ed iii-inuluiK 10 Isw. liy onler llio Capmln, C. VV. I). HUTCH1N5.0. S. Oci 7, t44. lutilielft, Miurw, llulN, Chm, XC Xelhoir low nt lhe KhIi-irIi ( henp Cinh Jtor. one door below VV'ilhunis, Haywood A. Co's Apothe cary tllltrs. Wb have on hand, and mor eiprct.d a Isrgr lot of Satinets, Kerseys, Flannels, ami Wmdm Uoftdt, ol rveiy .lnwriplioii, which We will srll lowi-r Ihsa ny ,in el-c in l,iwn. llouoke MIiivIruIIoii loinpaiiy, fllHK A iiiimil Mitiiiih ol Ibe If nmi.ike Navigntion I C cunpioy will be held ul Wi-ldon, .N. U. on Tui-rdsy, lhe i'U iluy ol Oclober, nimiuil. A JOVNER. G 7" Hinmlsnl 3 limes 1 81 Orlnher I.M'll.ll'. Tiikeii up, and entered -on lh Iboinei ii Honk of Wke County, s MUKREI, llu.Oi;, bout liheeii yrsrs ..Id, four lcr ten inchts hiRh, wuh seino white on his shoulders. Appraissd lo Piv Uollais. W 11.1,1b SCOTT, Ksnter. '-hd.er fi, 1HII. Rl iwp ZiA ! A lll.l; I, A FOit HALE. ' rHVIE Wulwcnlier, being drlemiincd lo migrate te U the -oulh or VVckI iimiu in anil on r , j U'run lhe Tract of I.AM) on wjiichhe tiowhv. r"""""lnK hundred and llurty acics. The Tract lies in IN'mih rdunly, within onr mile of thn Frank Wilhsina ai d othr. 'he land ia wi ll sdsnled In llio . ullurr of Cull, in, .Corn and Tobacco, having ulbcicnl clrarcd land on it In rk in. Iiilndo in ad vaiii.i!;ij nearly 3 bundled acrra lie in woods which i of t he vrry bent quality, there being about out bun dird acren .,1 Tor Itivrr low ground, leiy b-rlile, ind y '"Mr in ri'lireS, ao lhat the hottoms only are subject to ldelr yr,l by uininUtmn. which ia not very of " . i""l l Ihe clectwl land i. frmh, and the plati num: in good repair, well walncd. and Ibe buildings .cumkw. .W.- But the tiesl iif all yet ( a very valua ble J( (Ll) M l, K b;, rt-cenlly been discovered on Ilia pr. ini-es 'fiy a very operienced. miner jj'tnd I ha,e nbinined In a pan p .rliclie weijjfiiiiR fioni fourtniwen lv mm tt'anif, and many wmilb r oiiea in any branch on lhe imcl, and yet lhe Xubucriher will nell low and izivi- E,), lime He will either lake Negroes, sell nil n ctedit of one, Iwo, and three year wnh good security, or he will eirhanue wilh any iretitleman who owns, land in . nher Ahnama. Trnneiwre, ( Western Diatrict) Mi,ouri. Aikanaa. I'loiida or Texas. Come and .re for ymirel,e. I.Ol'IS P. DUNN. Na.h Co. N. C Aug. 5, 1814. 66-9w. Miort.horned Dur ham and IorlhIIe- VOll CatllcThe Subscri- Ijrr lis i lie nbove smck ol Caule lor sale, ainonf which ar fioni 15 ;o 20 Devon Cows, in Calf by a tine hall Devon and ball Dndnim BulL . - - - t AIjO, eefnl line De von Heuerat,some in Calf. Alao, 2 Devon Bulla, now lii loi tervice. AIo.Ror 1U very tine half Oi.rknm and half Devon Bull ChIh, (;o by one ol lhe finest Durham Bull ever raised in lhe (jiuied Sm-es. Hi anceaiora. on, lioth alili-,, huve taki-n the tual premiuma lor MiUr, Binirr, liesiuy, aite, al ilia Cauls boi al liia Nonh I have uerliticale in mr paMeaaira to prove ihee lacs, resdy lor the inspeciion ef any ptiaon who may w uh 10 see idem. The price of lb above Caul will te very cheap cheaper ihao fou can bay tbem ai ibe Norib, and ibvru t no nk re ma in their being acclimated. Tliey will be ready w dallrei In Me ember r.ejt.ibsi lirlng the bei lime lo remove (hem. The Bull Cal'eV will be Bi for ervic tn Mf or June nesc. The price of lb Bulls will not exceed 80 dollar each. Tlsf Cow m Calf, an4 Heifers, will U !, mjt from 2 to 30 eaoh- I hire be) iiaprovmit my wauk Of eaubt lot li years, and tbfaik I now have, in lb Devon and Durham, the beasock of Caule tx riw practical larmef in America. . And while mr newlibor have been asllina ibeir Cava aiuT Calve for 10 or 911, 1 bave been asllisg (to good jiide) my bntf Devon Cowa and Calves for S9 io 630. Col. YmbmreHfh, Proprtelof of Ibe' Eagte Hotel, Raleigh, N. C. baa imothaaee kali Dtoai Cow of me, amteen inform thorn, woo nav vriafa o know, aa lo ibsir nunung prapail, at. J- -' M. SBTH tOHBk , Nmoiu, Wake co. N. C. Ill ; -' . m,l North-eikM M ReMah, ? M aaWnt i' r V. I s '.I I V 4 1 Jt r 1 ' ' ,1
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Oct. 11, 1844, edition 1
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