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jpiMU'hcdvery Fji4y,7 Weston IU OAUs Eaitof arut Froprlutor, at Three I)oUavs per Ammnn
er ef
if ihe
t FIW DAT, IJTpltEMBEat 1.5,1844.
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of being
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e bought
ID tansr
'he tsat.
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id; sad
!ie,y euH
. tinder-
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fuUy
ipino
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CbiUrtn.
t this mir
tU North,
. D wpUn
o thii (le
fttt from
itrontRt
tmwly
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immrditto
buninm.
88-t '
Tie day, II lvivth Imulo j don I .fac" '
Ylw fhihJth nconqiier'ij ite H"l wol i.ul .
W'vo oarrwd put leiuler Inunipluoiljp UirouKk I .1
JUeo fel oor IiiimI tuf, 1tvb HVHpy,: lUefue !
i .ir nreaaot U our readert km poper the
. Retarno ffW hartf1 the vrlioW Slate, of llie
'E(pVtJ?B (qr iPreeidcnt. . Our'majnrHy, will Be
leeB.irtToaUy Increiwd mjet Auui- r
uft wh:i"wd ia,(ur vek?,!irooHt eonfidently
Dredicted. W know our Native ' Stato too well,
and we estimate too bigWy, the, good sense, the
jrtu-nd intCffntiof her people, to dmtrtist
"theav,forio:niamgit,pi!hateverjnay be said by
contemptible wit I inga abroad, or recreant tone at
tome. Tbare U no State in this Union, which
iilierc jnore atrictly to principle, and ii so little
effected, JO ber policy by exlraneoua circumstances
at North Carolina. With Virginia on one side,
and Smith Carolina on the other, voting moat gene
rally AiamStiically oppoeit to herv she jret'turtis
neither' to the ttghi nto'the left, biit pursues the
BoiaeWss leuor f ber ay determined to act cor-
radirtierrfelf, "hd'evi'r hibw 'tniett J'nifeu.
bly anJfletfotedly7wbig Ke baa manfully bat.
tied aist the enemies of VV hi principles, alike
jie(eW-M. mid the
bright auneliine of popular commendation. And
fllottM itockf ci1artifty as in', election of a Loco
Fqca lVeaident, all upon the nation, it will yet
ba alwaya a source of "proud consolation to the
OLINA. I h'6 f North Cajrplinai that having first nom.
Crtf . I mM CtfoVjie rrfisidehcy, tbey stood
" iconsunt as ihe Noft!ierijS!ar. - -
1 uera u ov IIK in Hie .nrmonmnl.
HE ELEC'rjOX 'J
At the ttme-of writlnj this paragraph, we do
not knowof course,' jfjoviT the election to Pesi.
dent haa resulted. Bat we heard an inditidaa!,
profajiairi hi a. ViiijJ, say to 3a'yV that, if Clay
U beaten, be would oever vote again t 'i his is
of KquilT
Term 1844,
-- Eiprt
,a bigbatf
and en the
r Moaging
wit,' on th
lbs Bta day
it Court at
iiBbura, On
ranklin, uatt
fDaa'U.
.era, eonUin-
'.'e atSwW I U-fah Jtoiiyi$to tolMcclairnif
, ming m I an Invading enemy should- Jan oa our anorea
9 !id.lW I " Ut as auhmit ifisof oe--thej re too strong
' t, on iiaialfor as." If thlav the spirit of a Vbig,f a Free
' ". k American? 1 this the spirit which
'r 'hits aadlcan preaerve oiiif , liberties. Tor one, if defeat
lining the! taifarlunatelf SawaHa usj so far from giving up-
'.SbaMisel Mtifir'tW'cdoutr,.." wtj abal! peck the flint.
. .kTnct.,ndr them sffaiu" Mr. Polu's election, it is
Itoaaadl rai;"or4!infliet a deep 'wound on ilie genius
and onkotblofm.i Rmmhlifiaa IiiiruiioiMt.but we atatuldnot
i iree.aa lour
a
i"". .0! I oralis the councils of the Republic.
5bTi. re.J A PLEDGE HtJUBEMED
better 'walerrd
, if m S"'1'
prjiE Residential election.
- GLOftlOUS LITTLB RHODE" ISLAND.
No'citizeui of our Uuionihroushopt its whole
length and breadihi-rdeaerve wore praise, or have
done themselvea higher honor.than our good Wing
friends In jihe (Mible,Jiitle.ytae of Rhode Island.
They have sustained the glorious tause of Law
aha tyrdcrl with .a 'constancy, and. a cool, detor
mined bravery, which are worthy of all common
datlon. "Jlieyhave given a grand Whig vote,
and secured their Slate for Cutr and r keling- j
HtirsEN, and found Whig principles. Dorriam ;
ap4 ljocofocgum have freiiy much gone out from
Rhode Island. The majority for the Whigs, is
five or six hundred larger than that obtained by
Gen.. Hikrisoh. 1 i ' .; ''.!'"-: '.("'
' WELL DONE JERSEY BL0ES ! Jt
New Jersey has again entitled herself ro the
thanks of tho Whigs f th" Union, ( for her tin
falterina devotion te .Whig principles. Not only
haeour Electoral Ticket aucceeded there, but
five Wljig Membor'a 'of 'Ceiigresa hare been also
elected."' Well done Jersey Bluoa I You arc
worthy of your glorious ancestry.
MARYLAND!
Every county in the State but one, Whig, and
by increased majorities since October.
OHIO.
More and more Whig as the returns come in.
Thi great youlliful empire lias acquired glory.
Indiana will do likewise, we do not doubt.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The story from thia State may be told in a few
words. It has gone for Polk by a large majority.
The Birnev vote will be a large one. We ob
aerve,' however, that there are manyjood Whig
towns in this dark corner of the land.
PENNSYLVANIA. ...
Several ftoamleS'ylSrib Kir from, before the
Ivo Por.o maioritv can be correctlv stated. It
will be semewLere between 4,000 and 6,000.
' .YIRU1NIA. ...
It has been' doetf race in this State, but the
Loco Focos have carried it without doubt. The
first returnB were very enconraging, but the faBt.
er the news came, the worao it got The majori-
, Vote of xoutii carollxa,;
For rresidenl.& Vice Treiident,
1 AS COMPARED ' k A
Wilh the Vote ill Augnst, for Curcrncn-;
COUNTIES.,
"w Zt H I a'Pirt Tliere wrll atitl he left that redeeming
ge ana ton- , ;r,.t,., .. t,. .... ..
ara.frpiaipiril.w the pceple, which will, ultimately iuvig
miaLifPh e Whigf of ,Vil'
Iraona hiBfltnifflon nledfed Iherasekes to give tb' largest
I toteevef gieiria the County, and moat nobly
aieieKon Al have they redeemed it. They obtainetl Mactiy
cerubpr wf. lOOTnorft' 'Whig ; Votes than jhey had in Augue
'f.'OI ll..,. . . ,Nfl ..L.U.:. '.Li
enahaw Caiyl Uovoraor. Ilia a singular eoiiiciueii, "
a-Lw.l Hi Nai ttanSwer and CurnberJaed; tM Whig in
, and Ma g.-ilJki" &M-JiW 1tf:tiAZH&&ci
-4 l...limrl WVV w.wiov-v.y - . ..
' ..I i4, ... .In ABut. fnAanrA
rot- an M i eaeo ..aim, r""-r; , -
h:;,:..Tb
.er aar ant
tii.aaidatrf an
GEORGIA.
In thirtv-five Countiee, the Whigs have gain-
ed 818 votes on the Governors ciccuun, ....
the Locoa carried the Stale by 2,230 majority,
There are over 90 Counties in the btate.
wa telUUew, iliatrt' KePl UP ,ullr "
4 heart pin tn4 ta oretty welW w they heatd their thunder.
'nf J.nnaif
raavillav
I, adjoining tb
ml. GulaaJ
flfaatr
IB
(- .
'ih stnr
1 In GrsnW -
I xi.n Tiact iH
.. ..I N It"
'.with tindoak1'
S, pr;pctH
W rrtif.t'
PntliB. I'
Members of
one, that db-
peftffthatMI
t ,A .nnaanf"
i ma -rr- Ki.J
tj mm
i
li'.. u
,,'.A.'
i GLORIOUS PRECINCTS.
.0d,Trap, (Carpdeii,). 308
iriagefkdd,(l,aae,mtainl(,) 95
f Eagle Rock. pVake.) 130
ajVSalerJRatkloVpn,) ! ! 225' '
.JGray's X ttoaoa, uo; . "9-.
rawior2rev i 73
!Mt;;W "filr)i . r --ft-'-
AWliiu.'. ...i fdn.) ' ' " 101 "
;ifpje Tatr pr)l(ir,; "',
vUreiiIiiwn '1 (do,)M.115: ,; 7
itcTIa VftuthrirforJV" ' 17 ' . , 8
Rtttherfordton - 251';'
-lligkSboele-5- -- " ' v -
.rj00eia"'1S0
' MealV s -i wi 137.
I "Iffi.V.Vti 2JH '"" VIM' '
0
17'"
33, '
.00 .
00
s
-12 -c
89
NEW YORK.
On this State, all eyes have been turned, it
beina- conceded that het ete,-withort some tin-
t,M,kBd for result 'in o;her States, wouIJ settle the
question as to who is to be President. The latest
intelligence, though not absolutely oecisnre,
unfavorable to the Whig prospect, lust we nave
in our Tabic of Results, given the 30 Electoral
votes of the State to Polk and Dallas. 1 here
is new,-therefore, no hance for Mr. Clay's
EJleclion, hut for the Whigs to carry Georgia
and Mississippi or Michigan. Georgia, with eith.
er1,' will yet elect him, if we carry the other
Statee relied on,'rfjhefidclUjrjBf
no doubt.
H J amis K. PolK ia elected, Ho will owe ms
elevation, aa oncxpected toia friends as his p-
iwnente, nut , to the free-horn sons of America,
bt to-the foreigners Whom tyranny has uriven,
both of Pennsylvania, ni ,Ner Yerkj hf beon
decided by theirsuqfrages a result, which wiU
speedily bring about a new order of things, and
a new classification of parties. More anon.
If the; reports WeivedYare to be relied on, Ihe
majority Tor Poi-K in New York, in a yote of 500,.
(WO.'vvill Wahout X)!4
rRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.. .
The Election in the following Statee have been
heard fropi sufficiently to amhflrize the announce
menl of those Sutes having' chosen Eleotors of
President and Vice President, as stated s
Aiisoii,
Athe, .
Beaufort, :
Bertie, '
Uladen,- '
Lllrunawiefcr S-
Buiicombe, .
Burke, s' j
Cabarrus,
Caldwell,: ,-:
Caiadee, ' '
Carteret, .
Caawell, i
Ctwiliain, .
Ctierukee,
Chowan,
Cleai'eland,
Columbus,
Craven,
'Cumberland,
Ctirriturk,
Davidson,
):, vie,
Duplin,
Kilyecmiib,
Franklin,
G.ltPB,
Granville,
Grpene,
Guilford,
Unlifax,
Haywood,
llenderHon,
Hertford,
Ilvde,
lr."dell,
JllllMStOII,
Jones,
l"noir,
Lincoln,
Macon,
Marl in,
Mecklenburg,
Montgomery,
Moore,
Nardil
New Hanover,
Norihairipton,
Onslow,
Orange,
Pasquotank,
I'erquimons,
Person,
Pitt.
Randolph,
lilchniond,
Hobehon,
..i.:. i
Rowan,
Rutherford," '
.Sampson,
Slanly,
Surrv,
Tvrr'oll,
Wake,
Warren,
VVashingtorV'
Wayne,' '
Wilkes,
Yancy,
c r 1 9"
1000
m:m
ml 19
's:i
liua
ml 3?
3ti6
7So
tOl
..SPECIAL ELECTIONS.
.T;lB Caawell County, to fill a vacancy, J- J(- Lka
(Loco) is elected to M Coumiona, by the follow.
ing vote no clung. :
J. K. Lea, 047
:'!'' . sVDoJsoi, 51')
In Greene Coutrv, Mr. E
elected to fill the vaciinry occasioned by Ilie
deaih of Harper (U'hig) by about 'JO votes.
' In Davidson, B.C. )oltihtt (Jlfe ' e'er
ted to HII (lie v icaiicy caused by tlu death of
Bat'isMELL (Wiiifr.)
" nils N A 11 VB" Ct JU NTY
J A. Mrs K. 1'ot.K was born in -Mecklenburg Coun.
' V in tins Slaio, anil it was in the same County,
Wat ins j;ruml-fal!ier iwiirs arlegianoe t tire Bri
Jish Crmvn. To ihn asine Comily, Gen. Sal'x
pehs nn.l (i. n Di:o.VGooi.K made a political pil
grimage, to enlighten ihe people, and convert
tliPin friiin (lie error of their wava. Bat all these
C21 j appliances tailed of tlicir effect. The'Whiga havo
j given a ne'l gain in tliat County, since the Art.
1101 gust Election, of one HUNbBED a.nd roaxr-iwo
m:ir'l j vol ts !
010 I
I fl ." Nuirni f'AFot.iNa Vefter(!ay, there were
9'0 i some rumors bo.-nc on the wings of ihe Wind, of
ldOtf n discouraging.. character from the Old North
?00 State. We hope they nre unfounded. Tho times
would I.e. sadly out of joint, indeed, if ahe were
"" lii wheel out of the Whiff line, which sho haa
! guced by her jrallantry.- We won't believe
! tiietie rlynij.' rnmors. We nnwt see the returns
: hotore we will belicvo North Carolina false to
j the Wh'i rause.
I We copy the foregoing from the "Richmond
i Compiler."' Our friends, who edit that most
I excellent pnpor, will have doubtless learned, ere
this, that i he it fontidenfe in Ibe integrity and
consistency of our enple, was nut misplaced.
IEi.it..Rjeu.
CJTATIi OP NOUTII CAUOMna Vak ance wiituhe ,riniV' which their action dc
3 Col STI Superior Courl ul l.aW Kail Trri.i. n,.,l. ,., .1.. i.ii.. ... -Kil. k. .
...vvi,. udiiu .or tr-iifl , ,w nuiciuo . fliaj ' unucr-
f i ih.c tu coiilrui I,
Pranci I.owrie,
615
4Sti
055
5G
nar.
43fM
1W9
ZJ2
Thniriaa T. T.owric.
Petition for Divirce. j
Ii appearing lo (lie a.iiiataction of Ilie Court, llmt i
lb.' 1). I. ii.l.iiit, Tbumas K. Lowiic, uoi uu inb.ili- ,
lint . f 1 1, i.-. Siaic, n ia oulorrd thai put'UVallon Iwjnildej
lor hu wf-H,, ,,!. KuU-h K,,,,,,, ,iu,:hwl iu
tin- mv oi Nttl.-mti i,i ,) IVI,iidantwvpfnr ill mci
tu'TI I'eiiM ot n.iirl. t l. hl,l ... il.. !',.. fi
laloiKl,, on ih.' Isi M..i.l.iy alter Ihvtili Mondny ih
Mareli, in m, Bn,i 0,,W(.r or ,rmur ()r ,,
nul I.Vinion i 1, h0r, u. )rll.i ani jeerr,, mai)e
according lo il.o Iirn , -r ilicrcol.
Willies. H,cl);,i,ri. Km. l,, Cl...k i.four .uidCmrt
ret i.uirc. li.e it M.io,l..v iifi,., '.In. -hi,
v.-piemlier, A. I). 1814
can frnlennidtnip.
nil. IIAIIU r. I'l.M ll, C. S
Cliupul Hill, June liih, 1814.
. MITCHELL.
C. B. ROOT,
r Km
Monday of
, mid ihe ijiilli w ar of Ami ri-
- sitr.j!aji'.jviM
tern
il20l
ml. 'I
I04:t
12b'
. 251
1205'
1374
810
425901
THE RESULT.
There are 74 Counties in North-Carolina, and
we have, the returns from all but ten ot them
As far as"heard .from the vole stands thus :
For Ciay and Frtlihghuyaen SO.'O1
For Tolk and Dallas. m
WELL DpNG, DAVIDSON!
- Tho Election Is just over, and I am happy to
inform you that Old Davidson is " returning to
her allegiancr." If you recollect, at the August
election the Whig majority was considerably re
duced, and a Democratic candidate for the Com-
riiona came within four volts of being elected
'J' lie County was then claimed by tho Locos, nnd
a great flourish made over their success. But
iilasl their joy is now turned into mourning.
Their vain boautings only cerved to arouse
Whigs from their apathy, and a glorious
Victory was Ihe result. The vote is as folio.
tOSlfer irCJuy, and 010 for "lean Jim....-; ' i
Tion was also held lor a ineiiiuer oi mo nouf I
of Common, in the place of our former worthy
and much lamented Member, Chas. Bromine!. ,
dee'd. No siono was tell unturned uy me
coa to elect thi'.r mam but behold the result .
Our very estimable and worthy lellow.riiiwn,
Benton Imuthilt, received 1050 voti's, and Wal
ter P. Richards, fa real cross-'r ".ads deinagogiiB.)
received only Ctl'.t voten ; giving ihe v lug enn
didate 417 nnior.iv. Thus the r"'V': have ml-
minilered a Hl.l rebuke to the Flanuereia i me
rr...t Mi .lUnniao oi' tho Went." and "liave
James himx Polk that ihey el le-ml valu-s the (
aervicds of the Kuvolutionaty patriots, if be does
not. " Ihe dirty iooi m a peny iy....i
never cx-mmutul t ho BUtt'raires of Hie free people
of DavulMH. The vote for Governor in August,
stood: Graham Vll, Hoke 058. The Whigs
liave therefore increased their inay.rny by 22-I
votci. Ymirs, very reapeclfully.
N. I1OTHF0KD will receita and rspair (ins
locka and W at. bs, nn.l wnrnuil lln in lo.per
firm I'll Hi n.a.erml and inaihinny lor ni.i
kmu new parla Hi.rp.irtu nuv other in the Sia'p ( he
ttierefo.c (evU ronliiUoit of uiiing vini.fsrt.rin. V aich
makers who havi- not the convenienrs of mal.uiK
new whrel-, piuinr.... polling In vfrura or I.iu. r
Ulafl', will have every ailifit.nn hestomd upon w. ik
thai lU.'v may la.orhiin wiili, :n:il iIickuiiI dnluc
li.in mt.le lo ihe Ir.ide.
(IjItlrra nk.nf information must he po' I iid tn
receive oiitnlion.
. s. .. iiOTfroni).
Hateiab, Nov. 9, .
f'l'f HTtaloNIAI.
Mr. 9 N. liOI'SKKltl) hnvine Iwn f inployeil
to repair .he A Rt. on unite;. I ( thick , 'rel.'scopc inn) otjicr.
appari..a4-b'f5inff-l,r tt.S' TrTiHic-'a t.nd die I'nivcr.i.
ty of .North I 'a rid i a, ii oil of koiup Kti-i-iT.i-inucnrtu: tip
paratu belonging tn rrivi.i'11'. I couiuond liiu. to the
l onfidenceol sueb ounmy need bin nervirpn in Ihia kind
ot Iiumiui-nm i. not mdy n Kkihul ami inrnioua tnf
chai.ir, .but posHPuhinn a !ry C"Uip lent kuoli-iluii
of U.e ricienci'H ot Lliriiicifv. Mu.n lim ud t.li.'.c,li,n
Maoeli'W an.) qualified lhcref.,re by bm aciuaut-
H A V 1 N Q visited ?f
York and FMUdVipht,' I.
Ih purpmw ot adiiitij to I.
aloCk, tts., lfuIy Infor ,
I.ia lm-n.! and ihe pub:
that h haa jtut opvne.!
large anil apieniUcf a'iii ''"
ment of JEWKt.UV ro .
PANOyuOOflS. com.
iiuj of GolJ and Ptlver. Lever YYa'chc, Anch--(tyluider,
Vwrtie, i;rapeinents.tiold .! B eel niim
Chain. Ielt li'i'va, loaalhor with a larae on ,.
, ol llrei.nl t'ina, Kinur J.inK', Eur Kiiirh, Gold
M1er 1'eneils, ' liin.biea, Medajlioti, Gold ll.ii.-i
. iuiid Crolea. ,
! SPECTACLES.
toi!d, SiUp-r, li!c Rn, 'ti,hrd Sierr'-flpseficT.-r
; Perifocal p. riarle (il.iw.ea, K ne ariirle, Ii, nuit li.
rye. nf all priona. Very tltitint Hint tihtW).
, lli.il may l.f a.lju.ied'ni nny frame, lit any notice.
j S1LVKU AND' PLATED WARE.
hilver "J'.hle, Tea. Drum, t-oit ami MuU. !
I SMioi.a, I.adl.a, fuaat Tnnria. Itnt er Kinvra, 6ilc.
I li.o.inird Cocna Ni.t, C.Sj.lor. t?i.dlnuieka, Pnuffrr..
and '1'n.ya, ( al.e llaajir., ColTie (.nquc. Ilr'uani.i
i Ware, in ci of single piece.
FANCY COOIIS!.
M:.ntel Clock, (inld aid Nlver nin.inteil fanr,
( tiei.-ir.rn and llaekgarnmmi lloardn. ftrel IVna,
(tilt, Slrrl, filnss and Na.iii Bead-, .(.( srnK.'ilt Huif
I'm". Jet ('oinlw, Hcr and rani Cnr, Puriifn,
I hai miin'i. Ho7.nr .Stiap, '1'oilet lloUlen, and Lodie
'JVili'l Work B.neea;
CUTLERY
A fine assortment of l( gcr s Knzora, J'.iekel and "
Pen Knivcn, CoIi'h patent an.) Ilcvnlnnij J'iaiol.
PERFUMERY,
CnmprlninB Powder flmti, CnloRne and Lavender
Wnti.r Toilet Powder, MiaTinp and Toilet Soap.
Alan, tlnir, Ttnlh and Shaving Brusliea.
.(MUSICAL l.STR UM ENTS.
Spaiui.li (i.ntiiiH, V.tilina, Clarionctts, Fhil.m, Pifssj
(iun.rni.il Violin Nirinn-, Kira Violia Uows.&a. .
. .. -Viehe and Cl.vck repuireJ in a SfiprioT tyP.
An In nun peraonal alieolioi. will ba givefi lo ibis
depaituien.. ihoa. pi-noon haviii( arlielea of this kind
to r. p.ir, li. ay ruly oil their being wall and faithfully
rifeoiio. v .
(jnld and Silver manufiieiUred to order, with neat-'
lie and puneiuuhiy. iiiheat price giren for ok'
liold und Silver.
AoY.rnbet II, ISM. . si
ie"tho" PTSJOTICn On the third M..rulnv of llrcrmtier ne
.,,.; j I Will sell the following Tl'ilCtM l.nntl, '
. n I "ml Poor I'., x doe tin reon lor Up' -
next, at ih.' Court House in Concord, ('aharm Coritilf
or liiin ji ,Ul"llftr Vhfl?!''.
laid I
Present Whig majority
1
ARKANSAS.
We avail ourself, of the first reliable intelli-
JlUCwntiesJoh(r from, will probably in- )o gm (hal TlloMAS s. Dkew, tho 1a,-
Fi-ian iViitx nintorifV 1500 voles. If they do, our t ,t-. ilUit, rr (;verm.r of that Htate, is
,ninriiv in (he State wilt he over 5,000 an in- elected over both Ins competitors.
crease over the August vole,
Whigs, of about 2000 votes !
The Iri.Ic-
. . .. .- .. - I oKool lLJIUn
in favor of the pendent canumaie reru.n-u : - ,
I hundred votes, Mr. Vf.li. (Loco; is elected also
lo Congreaa by a decisive majority.
T 1 Hi-LEGI L AT V R fir -
- The legislature of North Carolina will as
semble in this City, on Monday next, tbe13.h
inat. A Loco Foco Senator liaving been chosen
in Johnston, Special Election, there will
be a fieof'paitiot in that body 25 VVhigs, and
25 Locos. Thii state of "things renders it im
oe'rative upon every Aviiig to beat his postal the
. til . .i ia .ii. ,l I,ia urM il
onenina of the Session tor stiouiu even mr u a ,,r , . . . - - a
svtr tfiittrii 1 1 u i oinc tucv .
.. TJiO-.AV.liig.. fUBial ..g.rcaU.y-hut ...not..4U.l! G.j
enough. Our lco loco Iriemls win p.ua.v,
consider that Cannon that was fifvd, tirw.W. j
Death or Gov. .U' :. Tn 'ail,,on
aiaaipui) Ailvova.a y ' ' " (i- H""'"- ","
merly Goverooiol Ilie Sla.e.li.ll met a viotenl o-atli.
ItHt.nel, arid Some oll.e. repee'.il.le v -roll oh-ii. ere
ser.l l.y the oi.il Hi.'l.ori.y to arnst a par. -el ol me.
.ur.Weee ewimrttmar var.or.t ol ,Kleis on. er .
tneaulboruyol -t-yoeh," or, . Uiey ..y led lb"
i.. .a L I '1 bev wi-rs Indued In ail.
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OHIO . ,
MARYLAND
PEN.NYLyAJalA. j
CONNECTiCUTw
RUODB ISLAND -NEVV
HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY .; " .
VIRGINIA
Ctar.
;8
Polk.
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5- II Toe mfnnrii Precinc j NEW! YORK
of P--f'H
t-.4.
ut mm i
,ilaore.
i e
tatket Um. City ef
f rbieb body Gen,7tuif Wl Pegtam, who Wa
ob board the eWihoa Ly Walker, w
littiegyjighe mesnle wt Wednesj-
y fest, nd "yokefl' resoMlon epresive of
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17 m
85
ibsent, the Locos will take what the Lawyers j ix)l(lt; linnvi( k,,-l
call we believe, a map Judgment I It proper
to state, however, that the Senator .elect from ;
Johnston is pledged to voto for a Whig Speaker,
and so acknowledged in this City, last week.
, " ?. ' " ' "
p- On the morning of election in Philadelphia,
letter, purporting io be from Mr. Polk, (but of
course another Locofoco RuOfback,) was circula
ted, containing a pledge, that, in the evei n
'election, Jie wottlrf glHbx4VsTi;ig slavery in
pistrict of Columbia, la another pubHoaiioiivior
ihe interior of Pemisylvift.ia., it wee aa.dihat Mr.
filay, K elpettJ, would bang aH the Genans
Lameniable' uiit, that there are knaves base
ehohgli to give cerrency to much infamous false-
hoods; but fa more hwrsetrtaDW is ir, irrce ..
rndicates the downfall of our free institutions un
leacorreciive can be eeedily eppliedy that
EVERY INCH A WHIG
a PeRrtat, of Strmter ecwvty, Gcflia, who
eft We return home, rode eic-htt miles on
was
borseback. oa the day of election, to reach the
hem
;i:ileii Miller
:i'JM lolin N lliiud
H I . .Joitfj li VVe.4er
I I ft' Willow Dry
100 lii-ioxo M over
IHn IKhalielli Futr
Slid .linn. el Mile.
li'J :lanu-s Alexander
I I Kacliel Meiander
HI) lo:m ll'i.n.ley
1 15 filial. C W alia, r
!1,u .l.ini IS A.tb.lii'.d
.So : V.tr).- M. AubiUuld
lilU H.d Ivor
j 1 I I'leus.ml l.ovo
18l llohn I. Iee
j:ill W ill. a. it Walsort
7?8 l.lnhn VI' Means
1 4 Mobti It B.(!4'era
J2 '.Nnlhniitfl Jubltraon
200 Mary Allen
77 , 1 homair V Davis
2-J '.I'lnt-kney W.orio.i
3'Ja ,!e tlt'll All talliler
l'jli'Jiihn b Itanki.i . .
loo ihiioes M' lvii..lit
-I IH I ' M Meloicl.ran
H I vl iliia.n A U.h y
ISO Kel.llh MeAuley
Sllfo!' V t ' I i ta ti U.'Hl.i
521 A N (ia l.inoie
a.'ifl John (ioo ln'Rht
27' William Miller
I If, Monrpli W Itegert
jjlR ajniieHobJ.fwk,.
l"l(rTt;uipepi'e' Lea
f,r '!!.,hert H Mill.
1C,:1 l''raneif Miller
. 150. ,1'iter Dry
- 0 I'attiarir.e Barnbtrt't
'i lltohert Day 0U
C J 'A iliiam Miioro
1(10 iHcnry HniaiS
6S)Mihia Chne
l(ni''li,lri. J Sti'her
'teerlv (iray
tan if M WSilliree "
H1B 'June Cray
John Kee.l. Jf
I'aa
T
i
.welTSe.ee of Ignorapee In lfift ppti!atftm en-
courages theperpetration.
am BUUU.BU icviu... .- . m tfonnaiie I 10 jump inroug.i two uu.
rmpatky wit ihelKKived family Ami fneode it f;W7 " , ...i b, was extricated, as te
" UT The JJaltiroore papere record singular
accidental, death that of boy ho attempted
To jump thfdtigh the fuKJl gfJflft&M.
audi was so burned betore
cause hir ieatb. v
In this City, on .Tusnlay evening last, ' y
the Rev. J.. Edwards. Mr. Wiliuui ! Hea.fr,
to Miss Eiissa G. Full on.
DirtL
U this City, on Sunday last, of f-!'1;0';;
A...ltu,rlkii.ciiiisorlol Mr. Vvil.iaii.
A, Alts iUda. night, veryMidilenly of Hem- j
' f .u i :.. (!ai,t. illiam I'. Clark,
UlOTivKTc u !Ltu o"?. ' i
and old, and respectable ciiizen. j
tn Sanson cou.rty. of eo-gest ye fever, W
aee4aixty-aee.ue-i-1' '" ,nuf.
inrSatar oftf karge family .rfch.ldrenl.igl..
i mA l. an extenrive circle of fr.eiMl.
? Alienee of Mr.
uoro..ab. ClisnUam Couniy. on I ".. t2a.5'
ho BtoL P.,..r."... Mr- Add.r. Osm'';
oToa" Cnty. M.isJppi. tormerly of Gn.llord.
rj,lJ he died. The Ui.irrat en?...pint wv.e
-Chirob fM'S nmUr of the ehiaeee ef fm.bo-
1 VMtb.
:1H'J
Sf9I John fJarnien'a Ell
f;)JI .lapw Mi-.llachran
i i . pk.i. . It It oiil.art
ii..litc.l.and suLject to !oiib!e 'i
1 l,e ...io...i; .."-" fl),nWie rrsoi.s. In w.f.
l.jiile tlullalou i reea
Con;;' Cecil
do do
Duicl. Buffaioe Cfeea
do do do
i , do do
do do do
l; do do
l.i . e Bear Creek
"ioi Uv li.ver
do ' do
do do
d., do s
, d.- - - Wit
do do 1843
Ito. ky Ui'u on'! Csl.lns.1 '. '
do i'o
do ' do
do do
do do
lterdy Creels
do do
F.n.iy I reek
II at k (t.iek
. Coddlo Crick
do do
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do do
do do .. .
. do ih
Caldwell Creek
do do
Mill Creek
do do
Irish Dutiable Creek .
, do do
do do d
do" do eo'
Attoii'a Hun
do do
Tliien Milo Branch
J.i.lltj Cold-water (treei;
do do do
. do io d
Cold-water PreeU
do d d
ftii,..;.e:lord' flianeb
Muddy C..vk
do do
do do .t .
Meiulow Cre.k .
AllderfOli'a Cieek
do dJ
Town of Concord
l'ax, and supposed to belong to t.ie
4
due
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tilephen Hailley'a l.cir r
vV.riiani U nioatr ,.
Oidner uukii-wrt
Henrv Herd batata ,
Henry W Linker
Arm Munr.klrtrt ,
Juhu Ruaaall
Daniel Heaver
I3j Blsey HuiUon
40 IKoas land ,
40 liosa Und
80 Patlerspn lai.J . I
30 Ptisrs.m lnd
4 J6I.B M'MeW E.liH
400 (Jacob Henry TrouMna
I lot Laab I""
I lot
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200
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Mrs HfeSMrt
SameW Fa.r's Eae
tfamael F'' Btw
On r near what water ce-urne.
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tJlurk'a Cieek.
Eoiky Kivsr
(Jo do
do
Coddle Creek'
do" do
Alton' Kurt
do do
Big Cold water CretK
Jbllilfl 'lo
do Oa do
do d.
Millard Cresa
lAna Oreek
Tawn ef l'onedfl .
do d
lid do
Coildls Creek
Coddle Vteek
Kocky lii'.er
do da .
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it a
1843
1842
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1842
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fa Pr-ssiiTerti.-cuttBt
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Ute SharilT of Cabarrus Oeuirty
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