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RALEIGIF REGISTER.
:;RAtipHlN;t;:
tedalBecembef 31? 1844.
A.flfAPr NEW YEAR. . .
4.yhi yiiuf,'thiiyaiil ind jolal nttWUni and
nttlurthened by tt Waiffbtiar cum of age we wiA
a happy Bi-year.; f.' " . . '. ,
The diughter, imiiinj iu th tweet liowor iy
hopWa--wia"i'hapy aew-year- t -
jf", The Km, lailhftd to Hie Vind jdmoaiUotw uf paren-
: 4a) lore, bWAng pronpeat of "ttay and oooaolation
. U hit falW and mother we wish a hnfpy new-year.
" To PareoU, with their imiiing offspring arouni the
happy fireaido, looking up to them for the guidance of
kindest eounael and persuasive admonition we wish
a happy new-year in the faithful discharge of tho
most happy nd responsible of earthly trusts.
To tho aged) whoso bosom companions have been
fathered to the tomb, and from whom to separate, it
soemed as if tho silken chords had been sundered
on. earth we wish a happy new-year, in your trea
sured anticipation of a re-uni.u in a world that shalj
never pass away, '
To tho debtor, upon whom misfortune has laid hi
heavy, hand we wish you a free release from all
6700110, a toutting board, and' a happy new-year in
t&oir peaceful enjoyment ' . . ,
To tho Merchant, witi his risks and adventures,
wo wish a speedy escape from ail commeroial embar
rassments, and that ho may realize our desire of a
happy new-year. ' j. '','.
To the Mechanic, with abuuduice of bnsiaess and
good 'prolhtsr wot cordially wish a happy newyeir.
To the Farther, a golden return of plenteous har
vests. Health is turned from every furrow, and in
dependence is sown jn every seed. Upon your toils,
we depend for the food of necessity, and as the dic
ate of our heart-felt emotions, we, indeed, wish you
happy new-year'. . "
INAUGURATION.. 4''
Hod. 'Wifxranr A. Oiaham, Governor elect for tho
ueeeeduig two yean; hat reached this City, and will
be InUigureted in the Commons' Had of tho Capitol,
to-morrow at 12 o'clock, M. Indies, who desire to
be present at this interesting ceremony , hadbetterse-
cure seats at an early hour.
O" CAPTIONS, containing a true account of
all the Acts and Resolutions, &C , (with proper ei
planations) passed by the present Legislature, may ho
obtained at this Office, at tho. end of the Session, in
ay quantity. Price $2 per hundred.
THE GREAT MAI I'
ll is now reduced to a certainty, that tlio Groat
Mail has been transferred to the Raleigh and Gaston
Road,,the change to take place to-morrow, The
aches running henee to Columbia, arc to go at the
ls of six miles per hour, including all stoppages.
PENITENTIARY.
A Bill has pitseed tho Senate, and will most prolt
Hy succeed in the House, proposing to submit to the
People of the State, at tho next election the ques
I'm ""Penitentiary," or "No Penitentiary." It
wu accompanied by a very able Report in the Sen
ate, which w hope soon to find room for.
1
SUPREME COURT.
This Tribunal commenced its Winter Term yes
terday tbe Judges being present.
GEOGRAPHICAL ACCURACY.
A friend of onrs, whs has recently made a tour of ' are necessary, for chaste orirameut, or apt illustra
Europe, states that, whilst in Taris, he looked intoa j tion, tliey cdme at his beck. They appear without
Dittiomrit Otographique, and read the following j an effort, and never slay to wean- the ear of taste.
(translated of course) : " Rm.kiuh, the Capital of the
Canton of Wake, in North- Carolina, eight leagues
West of Smithfiol' All the world will certainly
know now, where Raleigh is exactly.
"TO THE VrCTORS BELONG TH E SPOILS!"
The President elect lias.iesr.ompteiety suiroiin
osd by "cringing, tswning Olfice-srekera, ever since
'lie remit of the Election became known'. It is staled
ibat the Town Where he resides, Columbia, has been
rompleiely overrun willi tliem; and so expensive and
troublesome have ibey become, that ihe Colonel had
t shut up house, remove lo Nntfmlle, nnd take
. iii r --.
rooms si the bin for ihe balance of the time lie re- :
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mtlvS in the Stale He was at Naihville a few days
ance, ami beside the personal applications he re- 1
eiiv.d, it 1. slated that bis po.isv. bill for but two i
ays, was something over farty-two dtliaii
MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTIONS.
Another trial for the choice of Members of Con-
Ps in the Hd, IVth, Vfh and IXth Districts of
MBusetts took pta on Monday. The Boston j
of yesterday has returns which show the fol-
'owing favorable results :
"d Durraicf. In all but three towns, the vote
nds For King (Whig) 4,701; for Hood, (Loco)
'- ; scnUering (Ab.) 833. King ia elected by a
ojority of at least 100 votes over all ether eandi
" Ho'laekod 50 votes of an election en tbe first
a pretty substantial gain.
""th District. Returns complete. Bcwamt
Titr0!, (Whig, elected) 5,206 ; Paswenter (Lo
i) M07 1 scaitsrwg (Ab.) 525. Thompson' ma
'"i'yover all, 334. At the lest trial th majority
P'T1iu was 84-HBaking a net Wbi g gain since
" '" 1180- Th Abolitioii Vote ha fallen
Js&Mwarly Uro-tbJrd iac November.
Dnrraicx The vet m Worcester stood for
(Whig) 8J1( vi. (Lecee) 370 1 teaiterinj
7Vbit timKwi Voaabr of 131 ! The
. h eoandsot that Hndsoa h erocteet
'tiTw.rr.town heard from-Hale
Wif) Ml ; WUnato.' (Ubco) 718 scattering 166.
I "hig gaUJ.i.o. Noremker. 123. WiJUana. led
the rfiisthet at tho JSrot trial 573.
wai 4miu .Lui .u-Jlv .
, vm rnmmm mr, iismh wsi cam
""fiT anlUtui. l:' ' ...nl - ,
- r" eieciioa. aswiw truu, may
ioesBfuL5
. $ E N A J O R I AfeS K E T.C H E S j
COL AjfDREMJCryNEll Z
Thera Jo not, peSapa, ooifth of Mpaoni and Duron's
Unc, BoioiiiBiioAfjM
Uemauj than the Senator fiam. UalifaJij For -maay
year a Senator) and durhig a portion of tho time,
Speaker of jflko BodJrJ nfl than oiSjoy "Jarget hare
of tU ostecm and respect of all around bun. This
has fallowed In Iht tracks his course, as naturally
as effect follow eanse. With respect to the finances
and statistics' of tin State, and the condition of its
Ihternal' ImpFovements, we presume few are more
deeply, mora judicioanly, or more correctly verted.
. This is apparent in Jus Reports, on these mtarestidff
seAjecU proceeding from his pen, and this Informa
tion give forco i his argvments, wlien callenJ forth
to defend these Reports. With talents, more of the
useful than showy order, no one enter more indus
triously into tho Investigation of matters before the
Senate,-than tho subject -of this sketch.
.'. HUGH WADDELtT Esq.
Wo recently had an opportunity of heating this
gantleman address the Senate,' under circirroiaances
of most exciting interest ' As a debater, he stands
deservedly bi&i, in the body U,. which bo belongs
His manner is graceful and eregarttv handling bio sub
joel. With tho ekill 'of a logician, land strewing his
course wkb tho choicest flowers Of Rhetoric. He sel
etan employs tho aliafU f satire against his oppo
nents, and, when he does, he wreathes around them
od many roess, that the wound is seldom felt and nev
er taakkm fn short, his address is so bland and gen
tlemanly, that we may apply to him with propriety,
the remark of Iioacc
Dutoe rkle.utem dulce loqucntnm.
Ho presents to the eye a felicitous combination of the
$uaviter in modo, and the far titer in re.
NATHANIEL HOYDEN, Esa.
Perhaps, there is no member of tho Senate, gifted
with a larger stock of what is usually denominated
nant sense, man me ocnaun; trom uowan and
wane. npeaK, wnen no may, a stream ot souu, in
tellectual vigor runs tlirough his argument, which, in
its overflow, gives fertility to meaner wards without
impoverishing its native bed. He is so deliberate in
hit speech, and his arguments are so connected, link
by link, that a practised stenographer might report
him, word for word. His faco is keen and hla fea
tures full of points ; and the peculiar rxpresxion of
Kj, cournanee, with a nipping frosl'iuo. ' of tone,
when he addresses the Senate, are wnrninr; indica
tions to the hapless wights, who may have unwnrily
exposed themselves to his "harp and unerring lush.
His practised eye. searches out every opening in the
panoply of his opponsnt. and who ever it discovert
one
-" through that penetrable part.
Furious he drives the well-directid dart.'
MICHAEL FRANCIS, Esq.
Almost, on tho vcrgo of the segment of scats, to
the right hand of the Speaker, there sits a Senator,
whose lordly dimensions are sure to altraeJJic alten-
I lion of every spectator. Disdaining the little arts of
some ajpirants after fame, who have reached that
' midway point from which they cm just peep into
the future, his manner is wholly without pretention,
. his movements withont affectation. As a debater.
Mr. Francis is a great favorite with us. At times,
it is true, there is rather too muqh of veliernrnce iu
j his manner, resembling somewhat the impetus of
! one of his own mountain torrents. H it still, lii.him,
I it does not appear either overstrained or unnatural.
The materiel of his Speech is always good, lie
j marches directly up to the question at issue, nerer
! deviating from his course, to lug in tropes and figures,
I for the mere purpose of embellishment. When they
(Sketchet to be r.ontinntd.)
(T7" The bill to locate the Judges, was killed in
tle House of Commons, on Saturday, by a vote of
5 to 55.
XT Mr. SiiKARjN, whose, resigwnlton as a J;istice
of tlie Peace in Halifax County we recently pub
lished, is acquiring euite a aoloriety. Many of tho
Northern papers are publishing his letter, with com
roonts, among the best of which are the following
from the " New York Tribune" :
" He is a wise man who never wanders out of
his own proper orbit, or places a false estimate upon
m ' v. "i u ..ii I.. Hi.. ..nuoiiia , aim m;ai ,:i;i y icm mit
i. ... i. -i; a,:.ir i . :,; t'. -,i.,i.
i,; n.n :.... ...I il. . I . A 1.. I- .
'", .ii."ifi muisvil 111 pwillllll in I nilll.ll
he is unfitted by his character and talents, fraakly
confesses the mistake, and yields his place to a better
man' , Trre are menthat we wot of in higher sta-
lions man mai ui J usiice oi me reace, won, u iney
wer to follow the example set by the author of the
following letter to the Governor of North Carolina,
would entitle themselves to the thanks oi the pub
lic, and acquire a reputation for wisdom such as we
ft" they wi" nev" earn b? "" bel Proce("
Tha ABOLITIONIST " head quarter." in
Bantjor, Maine, was ILLUMINATED m HONOR
OF ihe election of POt.K .rl DALLAS''
MR. CLAY i ,
Tb " National Inielligencer," after remiiidiiig the
publie, lliat Mr. Ci.ar does not posses llie franking
privilege, says1:
u V add, on our own iiiforrnation, derived from
the friend of Mr Clay, that hi postage is enor
mousdwelled, we are (hocked to learn, by ex
ulting and insulting letter transmitted to him. a
well a by letters requesting his autograph, iic.,
and by other correspondents. We are sorry to
leant that his pecuniary condition is uch as ta
make the praciice of great economy an indi
pensable duty."
W regret eioeedingly to hear this. It is neither man
ly nor just, 10 write abusive anonymous teller at all;
but to add 10 these the annoyance of leaving postage
enpeid, is in the higliest degree contemptible. W
would he, indeed, pained 10 see any eminent eiuxen
of our Repubhe, much Isa Mr -Clay, treated in so
shameful a manner.
We regret to learn that the Hon. Mr. Bakbin
gp.r, of North Carolina, ha been so much in
disposed fur some day past I to routine him
to hi room, aad of course to prevent his at
tendance in the House of Represent: :ves.
National Inteltigrnetr.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION THE PpPV-
' LAU vpTE.-- ;'.
: W copy trom this Cnltiniore Arherioan tbe fcljow
jng statement of the popular rote In tlio neroro) State
at tho late Presidentiia Bieatioli.' -Tho full ejfctsi
eoto given iigittcn StatH, and reported and es
timated majorites in the others : ' !j '
-!.';. Char. Polk.- Br.
Ttfaina-r. ., 34,346 ..43,719 4,rH37
New HaaBpshin j 17,866 37,160 '' 4.KI
' . Mastachueetts 67,768 332(3 . . 10J)27
Connecticut - 3sl,83i a 3;U4l I AW
Rhode laland 7,322 467-.. . .5
Vermont ' . 26,77(1 - a. 18,041 3,984
New York teB49oiei)t ac t ever per tinned br the Cenimon-KmimmrBAlB--MlliS
. 3I- I wealth
iv;.nxvui - I6i2i)3 rajas . '
lVuoj'lvajie
I6U03 167535
Ueutnare
Maryland ' :"
Virginia
Ohio ,
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina,
Georgia-.
Alabama
Indian r-Ultoois,..-
Michigan
. Miawaippi
Teaneewe
Louisiana
Missouri
Arkau'icn
,967 r S,SC5
S5J9err-33.6T6 '
"lSMIr57 119,115 8,050
10,000
.' 4332 39,087
.(Chottnby Iht Ltitlalttre.
43,1116
4-1. 1 35
12,000
70.1H1
llJ.ttOO
a7,7U3
23, m
.r)9,H17
CH7
b.Otn)
3,000
C7.8G7
21,237
17.9M
60.030
S.106
3,633
1,0817!) 1,113,33 57,754
Mr. Polk's majority over Clay, exclusive of South
Carolina, i 31,7-14. If to this be added 20,000 as the
majority for Polk in South Carolina whose vote is
uot included in the above, tho Legislature of that State
choosing her Electors Mr. Polk's ajgregatc majority I
I over Mr. Clay is 51,71 1.
! The Abolition vote, us stated above, is 57,754.
I Add to tftis, 2,500, the probable vote for Mr. Iti'ney
in lliiimis, and the total Abolition vote is 60.254. Th-
Aholitifift VfltP. fhtrrfnra OtfAorla Mr- Pn'l'u niaiirll ir
j Mr. Cliy by 85,(l voteg . and pok cou.
.j been elected President of the United States
by a minority of the pop,ar vMe
P03T-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Th Poatmaater General's Report states that the
entire Income of the Department for the year end
ing the 30th of June last, was $4,237,285 83, and
that the total amount of expenditures during the same
time, was $4,296,807 70. Iirregard to a reduction
of postage it says that if Congress will provide, by an-
a, .nHV,.un. , ,ne -.reusury, anout lau,-
mm, ana m Des.oes protect the department against
the abuses of the franking privilege, and the inroad?
upon Us revenue by private expresses, that then the
unco ui jnsiage may oe aaieiy reaueed. .Tne aliu-
siou to tin, abnscs of tit franking privilege' ' comes !
rather ungraciously from a pi.blic otliuer, who as the
head of the Department, bound to watch over and pro
tect its interests, sinned so flagrantly in that way
himself, during the late Presidential canvass. Is i'.
not a rlniuge morality which allows an individual to
practise an aduiiUed wrung, merely because tlicru is
no law to punish him for it ?
THE DKAF AND Oi'M B.
A highly interesting exhibition ol tlio mule of
imparting instruction to tho Deaf and Dumb, wad
made before the Member of the Lejisl iture, and
our citizens, on Saturday evonin? by Mr.
William D. CoiiKK. with his I'upii, Danii.t. M.
Albukiht, a n.iiive of Ciiceiis'jni'o'. in tins State
Ttie Exhibition was of a nvi.n grainy nig chir-icter,
and produced a sensatioD id the crowded imt'in
blafe, wii.ch we tru at n iii not pass away w i li tin;
occasion that gave rise to it.
We may hive a thousajid exhibitions, proving
to our entire satisfaction, tlio imparlance an i
practicability of uc!i institutions for imparting
instruction. 10 this unfortunate class of our fel-W-ci:izens.
Wo may have our s"niliilitiea
aroused, and our eyiupathies deeply enlnt 'd i'i
their behalf, and then sit down, lamenting ihat wc
have no such Institutions among us, and conclud
ing that, we cannot have, and thus dismiss the
subject from our minds. Uut hy can we 11.. I
have them ? What cp.ii be done! Every thing
1 hat needs to be done at present is to make a be
ginning. It is kiHiwn that the annual income of
the Literary Fund of the Slate, amounts to n:i.e
90,(K)0, and that il is constantly increasing.
This is a great ami iu bit- benefaction of the 8tae
to educate their people. Dut there is no provis
ion whatever made" for educating 400 of our-popu-lalion,
who can neither peak nor hear who, if j
they are suffered to remain in their preent con-
dilion,,must live out a miserable existence, a bur.
den to themselves, a burden to their friends and
relative, and what is worse than all, living
'' without God and without hope in the world.-'
For it i well ascertained that, with their senses
locked tip in the darkness of night, until they hnvo
their minds opened by those who are competent
to afford to them tha mean of receiving ins1 rue
lion, they are abo!ute!y ignorant of the very ex. j
istence of God. I it right that they should re-
mam in Uim deplorable condition, when, by Ihe
appropriate
mount anfficaent to beiu.. School on a small
scale, to educate 20 pr 23' i'upil. . What injaa
lice would tfo dene to any Ought they not by
right to come in for a share of this Fund J Are
iney nat nnjr wiut otiiers. propor objects of
t lie benefaction of the Slate? It may be said, ;
that in proportion to numbers, they need a larger '
mount of meari for their education thin others I
Tui i readily admitted. But their condition is I
pculir and that very condition furnishes a suf- '
ficienj reason for granting them mean in propor-
Uon to tlieir necessities. I be necessary appro- ,
prntinn for beginiui.g ucb a School would trench i
oesiowincni oi a nine aid, it could oe easily re- I , nllTe "ov 011 l,,B "oanoae, piymir oeiw. rn , .l(0l e,ini,on. rue
moved! Suppose tben, the present Iffialaiure. . i,"m"11 an i 'ron aieameix. i ve- . ()J w- 1K(K.kej ,
fioDIU, trom ihe ample Fund set apart for the nrD 7 Te kT i.. the premises, i. am,
l Vol r ' UK) Itslea nf Pnltnn anil III In 15 1'ssse Hire rs. ' . . r '. .
general purpose ot tsjucaiion, appropriate an - .. ; . . ! ot L,an.l,
on ma ruira io sosne extern, but divided a it gubernatorial mantle upon aurh man as W il
wouU be amotigjt70 Counties, the diminution ot ! ham A. Graham. The houely and incorrupt ibil
their aespeeiive share would be o very nainall, I iiy evinced by oor people in the elertioii of
that none could justly complain of U. J uc'i men. i truly a jusl and wonhy cojninenu-
AVerepeat il, a beginning should be made, and j ry upon the virtue and patriotism of Niwtb Ciro
Bhould be made mm. Why put itoffany longer! li'na, and well entitles her to Hie enviable char
W'hitever dtmcullie exist t present, w'lll, in ail I acter (he ha attained for great infen'y and
probability, iucreas iustcad of diminish, in time ' jut apprecutioa of merit and wor'.h Au tcnwui
to ntttt. Let m one en v,4hat becnaso (he mean
fur founding a Urge and expehstve Establishment
jre not at hand, and we cannot have a full grown
Iwtitution at once, wu see rwj wy fnr having it
t ail. Kven if there were thousands of dnlTara
m. Ihe Treasury unappropriated, it ig notdesir i.
bl 10 launrh out ort an e.traviriit and majiiiti
cent scale. What is wamiuir, is m ntnke a. b.
atninmr. on a hmtpri and ,.,,n,,,,..ii ,.i..
on a I united and ecnnmnical
a, the usefulness of such an liiHt'ituliuii wonld
J loljifie become more known, anil be more .lulv
nporeciaico, 10 enmre us- Fppre or nperatmns
Lei it be a pradual work. Let this legislature
hein atone, and have the honor and hich dk-
tiiiiou Df being tho urijriiutors j ooe of h nmat
" Proceedings in Congress,
Saturday, Dt. 21.
The Seiiaie wag not jrv session to-day. "
House or KEruKsKKTAtivts. Mr. DrumT
goole submitted a resolution for closing all
debaic on the Suh-Treasurv jit two hours after
the lluiise took up the eubject in Committee.
On tins Mr. I), demand.)!! the previous uiiestion,
upon wliii h the vote was Ave 5(1, Nay 45 no
quorum voting.
Then followed motion to adjourn, to have s
call of the House, Six., iic. Tbe vote, however.
w as aguin put on Mr. Dnmigoole' motimi, nnd this
tniii! it w;is eocuuh d Yeas 78, Niy $j, mid the
n.'soiiidon as adopted.
Tin' House then p.iiwd into Committee) of the
Whole on tlio state of the Union, Mr. Cave
Johnson in the Chair.
Mr. Hunt, oi New York, entered upon la
bored evpnsilion of the di lccts of the Sub-Tmas-ury
scheme, arguing from its prcviou condem
nation by the people, as well as ii inherent de-f-.v
, that it ouplit not to be ad pted.
Mr B.iily, of Virginia, declined entering upon
the general debate, but spuke at some length up
on the bill itself, nskmg the VVhies whut was
their plan fnr taking , care of the finances of the
cou ntry, since a National liank was nut of the
question.
Mr. Clin(.'man,of N. C., rote, but the Chair
gave the liior to
Mr. Henley, who went on with hi speech in
defence of Mr. I'olk' election. Ills speech is
sullicientl characterized by aarx that it wa a
stump speech
Mr Mj,inc followed and bunched hi
i ,.llnjer( aUo affain8t lho WiiB p irty. In the I
ll(Jlft of hit rieech llte hour ,or r(Jiinr )ie lfm j
J bato in Committee came round and tho Speaker
I reaua4.iu .Chair. ' '
Some member moved the previous question, j
which was seconded and tho lJonsu was brought j
to a d.rect vote.
The Yeas and :V:i vs w ere then ordered upon Ihe
engrossment, w Inch resulted Yea" l'.'f), .Wiy (JO.
Momlei, emley T3.
S'l n rr Mr. ( 'hoate in' rod need a bill waging
aiprnii nil inn lor tin' iinli'.iiiuly ol el. i.ciio of Ihe (
L'. S. lio MiTercd by French spoli.iiions. .!
A -i-ngu was reci'iwl Inns tin; I'resident, .
ill answer to tup resoiii: ion aj - (t list wees,
calling fur information rnl-.tive to private sp' cu
latimis in Tov.ih lamU, Mr.
A resolution oln-rnil bv Mr. II 'irimi. calling for
4 a t.iteni'.:t ol th innt.b 'r id i i uji -s and 1 rninn.
als fxpi.rted n i,i.i counirv, wan .: ) . I
A rtiumbT of p'-'Mtti'ii-, ask.og a 1 Ii in, !'- in llm I
naiurali.:.!!.,'! i 1 unr'.- n.';i'iVii't! 11 1.11 vai.ou.-
j mil. ti-rs and r. -1 r r-.I
j After lli" '.i-.poba! nl some imiuiport'iiit b'isi- I
i nrss, the Seiiiie went i i'o I'vi iniun HMrn.11.
am tl.en adjoiiriu 1) to Thursday
I lol'S UF III CHtst N fATIVK M r. . .V. llri'Wll 1
repurted a bili to i,riaii'7.: a '!Vrr Inrial Iihhth- !
ern-
ineiit to Oregon. It wn 'n ice I'm and 11)
ton c.uiiiiiiltee of llie ,lio,'.
A r"-"b.'f!i w.i:- ailonlod, ' .Vinn 00 tin' post
Masier General !i.r a I let ol a1! Ihe Sip nnlioa'
and-rail road lines mi winch 'lie ma, Is are r.iriied ;
also .n hether lite tniiipensio.iiii csmn 1 be re
tltiu'd'. -
A res-ohitinn was adopted, direrlins an enquiry
into llie expediency ! iMTiinliing ni-ivspapers ni
ue tranni.itled Ire.' of(,osi.ige ,n tlio cilaics where
they are puhli-lfd.
Mr. IiigerKoll prpsenterl .". p-tilioii nuinerons'y
signed by citizens of Pennsylvania, asking a I
chancre" in ihe cotisiiliitaio, so thai ihe public l.,nd's j
may be appropriated for 'lie iniervion of all s!a " 1
ui tin,' United S ate. Ii-; inow-d jte rincre.ice to ,
the jmlieiary committee.
Mr. Cave Johnson in neil to ! iy 'Ir.; pe
tiou on
the table, at.d liie -motion
rrtati. d. eas 1 1
7 I
Nay 49.
A resolution was ofii rcil by Mr. J W. Davis,
instructing the committee on ways and un tis lo
I consider the expediency ol reporting a inn repeal
; ing the duly on salL It-'V.as laid on liie tjiile by
a large vote.
A joint resolution was introduced and adopt
ed, requiring that all llie dig tai.eri ui bailie
from foreign powers, slnll be placed in the I In.
tunda. It was read twice and referred.'
Soiae dozen bills of a priv-ilc ami local cha.
racier were introduced and rclnrred.
The House then Hi'journeil lo Thursdiv. so
there will be oo business transacted in either
branch of Congress nil t.'iat day.
Extract of a letter, from Northampton :
They run from Norfolk to Halifai in fiO hours, and
from Halifax lo INorfolk in less than V) hours.
Thy carry freight at leMS rates than the Rail Itoads,
and will afford to the Farmer and the Merchant, in
the interior of this rttate the Merchants af Raleigh
for instanee an expeditioiis, safe, regTilar snd cheap
mod of transmittinr their Goods and Producs, to
and from Norfolk and other Atlantic Forts,
Iocting our eye over the Union, if would
be a rirn igbl indeed, lo find lb jExecutiv.'
chair of any State filled for the lorm nf eiMhl
vesrs br auch nien a Kdward B Iudley snd
John M. Mr-ehead ; and they too shedding iheir
In W ilmmgion, the Kv. ArclnbHUI Baker.of Rich
mond Cotini), lo Mil Sarah K. Jmite, il:uiKb!er of
Hinion Janus, Ki AIhj, Mr. Ahuiimii H . Catirt,
10 M Caiharm j. lliirii-lielil, Ali, Mr. I1miU
N. Aikms, loiHiss SurHli t.'urirtl.
In KHyetieville, Mtijitr Jolm H. Cook, Merclinui,
loMinM. M. , JuMgiiu-r ol Mr. Jolm i) Stnrr.
In Luicoliiion. Mm Hev Wm. J. Lnuj.lon. nf iVi
! ry' "l Ml" M,"K"rl, nt-bhd lUnr-hu
f tU Kv.
i ' Lnilr. s
. ,
XjIfUa
In Mecklenburg, MrsJaiie. Davkiion, consort "f
1.M. S. M. Ilavhison,' aiul daughter of James G.
'lorrenc. K(., orjed about SI, leaving a hiib,iiid and
one child.
In (irt't-ne County. Sjirmi,! V. P- , ,i. -ro,i.
venr ni ,i ...... .... ..i .
ii,,., ii '
7 . . viMiMUMcr Miexeuii t nv ;i ru
tkninn, hit grvni lio.iuilny m iirHii'in Hi'l In, n.la.
ml liia charily lo tl, iwi,, Ki,ve In,,, i,.,,,,;.,,,,,,, .,,
IkiU lin tilt iillei-uooa Ol III. ln. .(l,U,r, nn.l n .umihih
acnOiiiiilaoces ilmi Ikw'-.'Nii liu.e in mnnn.
Wilrmnjiion, on Uie. 17il, mr Mrs. S.iruii Vi
gle, K'J 80)tar. Also, Mrs. A mm tIr,,ti,iUr(,tlJ.,
66 year. 3
In Newbern, Mm: HAWAII K. MARK.
28 yearn, wife of Win. VV. t'lurk K.,i , mid dunirliur
"f the lain Moses Jurvis V.
I
j
iviii,iol
j r'SHW l.luT The coii'rnient Dwelling
acics ol Lnnil atlarhril. Ixdonirinii lo ln. Vut-
tl.rw p-haw, and Imnlv occupied by Jos T. iiunti r,
tin. For t.nns, apply to
JAMES M. TO VVLlvS.
December .10. c.ri
r..1 linKH -On hand, a I.U of new Ft
it Hers,
vt Inch will be told b I'.i-I.
JAMrJS ,i. TOW I
Derrmlier .')().
New and' Etemt (ioods!
K have mi limid an cxccll, nl mii.lv rf ' t'.mli.
mcrc, (.'.liliaieic Del, .lines. t ni-lnii". ..
pacca., and ."Silks, smueol winch ion leally spli'iniul a.
to at i lt and ol the very iiesi (pnlnv i
A I.St)! Fancy IVinH. l.'i.rds.l ad Vlmim llj'ifp,
Nhawls, Cravais Fn neh (.Vpes. Lace t'.ip llonnrt
and .oi k li'il'li.'iis, tiuii-s, rimiti'A, fJInve-, VIihh,
lieu. I oriiaineiilH. .Mi,nl I'ms. Ursce l is, Snk tin, Lea.
L'ard 1 asi'S, Milk Unrated and Ui'iMn Hosiery, anJ
many oilier fed t,,o tedinua 10 pcrity
A I lie at'UMim is Hilvmicing i kIisII seli oiir entire
stork, whuh comprue a v,ny general ami extensive
asorunent, at unirard i.f lt,iv price.
We respectfully inuti-tlie allentnni of buyers, and
request them to -iu.il and essinine our uiuds tieiuie
supplying themse'nea cl.evVliere. -
KL'SKFU, ,t i:si;i;ii)(iC,
Next dour ub.ive K. Mirn.
Haleich, Deo 2. 1115 Dt
'S'ar and .Standard, each live insertinn..
A V VH2J.
MONS. CHARLES E. MAIILY,
. Attice a Franccy
JKsPKt.TFI'LI.V nil'.'.- Ins Sir.i.e,. , .
.L l'"'"'-h ' caclHr, to II,,' fll...-iis nl It..'. iHh
u,..i ., ,. nil,-. .,,
give private lessons. Pupils nl lie :ii n.li il ai.itieir
I 11 1 , . 1 1 . 1 .. I I . - -
re- .ecl,ve.-, n.)n.. 11 ursireo
1 errns, $10 per (Quarter of eleven w ctk--iinre
leshoiii. a unit ol an Imur tiicri. I I.i.ki t nl ire or
mine Pupili will tie I nilil lor f4 a I'lipi1, 'i liiu
t." nr if 1 '1 jii'r rii s-inii ol live nn'i'li s. Tnnni.i lo
lie paid in a.. vni.ee Inr I'tijnti t mlii t v ilu' lmir
ler, and hall in advanre hv Ihe r-rs-nin. Fiiriln-r
inlinnuilmii ran lio obtained of Mr Si attire !'ity
1 1 old
N. U. Nil lesson will be vrn, imlc-s a miPi.-icn!
unrulier of .cliolit
Teacher to .cllic
llec 2:, ISI1
, 1 i . l 1 1 1 . . I 1 1 1 .. 1 1.
,ci:iiiiii'n''y in 'll.ia plai e.
I'")
raisii: M'R-ixtJ s.i:s!j'..f iin i.-V
Jj luuton, under the i are oi Vli.;onl Mra. liV,
will connnctice no (lie LI1I1 ol .lamnry Hoard sod
Tllllinll ;.a beretolore. ' be services nl Ml'sp. W.t
1 I'chiih tj.i vt liccn n.;:iin sciuitul in ihn Mu-te. .1
neil I piriinent. I'ltt recrnt .a"iiiii.tinii ainl furilicr cor
i rolioriii-H ihe nptnioti pre nri-ily e-i.rejed by 'l.e
M'lnrd ol Trustee', a- I ) the eiiine cipaiulit v and Imlli.
fulriens of llie Teacliers. Tne l.'iaia.'s w e rumj. .
locd not on any particular Ic-.ori or si 1 of leKorfi, j
mil (so Inr r.s the Innilid Line uilmied 1,1 the Winter I
Uxaiiiinalioi, wunlil allow.) on cvrry ilot; wl.it I, 1I11 v '
had paaacd uvcr during tr, f,-rt...ni. VI e have no J
hesilalittn in niraiii recoiumemtinir. (lie Institution to i
llie palrona.M ol the public. a n He'innl 11 vvlucii lim I
Pupils are IHnrnunjhly and laillilully lanijlit. j
Uv onlir of Iht Hoard id Trustee. I
li'Dlli'. .f. Mil AW, Sec'y. I
Dec 11. Hfl. 10! :ivp i
iyy 7Sr. Itny's Male School will eoniini ine n .
ill.- sdllie djy. !
! A;rs.
IlIylll'MV notiiy the public, that I have coiiaii.
luted Mr John ;.'. Gardiner my Atirul al Frank
lutloii, Krnnklin Uo, .N. for llie purpoae of Ur . 111.
Pnzing and M.iiiiilae:uiuiT 'I'obwco. i. "i-ttiil v,
t.LH. F. HILL. "
Pi ier-buru, V a. Not. I I, I n 1 1. I nil. I w
For Safe or iase,
noil or Ira" ilir ilw lin;; hon-ct n w or-
rtii.iril hv rrt at tlie ioijtli cinl ol V'rrt,iiinn
i in li.t'Kting i a ry. rrttnTruriil tin t romrn ulimt
two lory llnur.p( ffMittfiniri trfi iii- nn nl n pun
kp, layf'Uief with u b4fiiient or fllir, Jivji mlo
loiir Hi .flnipfiti. I hr- I,M m Inrg' nfn! vveil i ni-l.wd. I
nnJ at c ninoil.drd with al i he riprcKmirv out-liuilil- I
iiit KncMipn. i.otuitilry. fn'kp Monsf, ir Hohk,
iSUlnlry,
Irtalilea. (,'ow lltHise, t,'urriai;e House, Crib. rc In
the yard is a laatelul ( ireen H(Hie, and also a Vt ell
of e.i elenl V at. r. All nf ihe improvements are m
(lardell is larae snj ipro.luc-
rilli Fruit trees. Attached
ill tract of fifty or sisty sires
part of whicli la Hi lyota lor eullivMton, the
1 balance hi.ing ulticiaiit limt sf (or lire-wud.
1 . Tito wiah.u; a siiuaik'n for a healthy and p'a.
i am resilience, there la none mure leiratle. It la ,
I tonveiii.nl to tti Male and female Aeademiee of j
! the Town. The" navnnls will be areotnrmidiilma :
and pwaaassiiHI can b bsd when required.
THOMAa WHILE.
Wsrrenten, .V. C. IW. 17. 102 m
TH K rU KM IX RE in the shove dwellinir. whirh .
Is of food quality, will lis diapusrd of, sillief wnh or
without the House,
(T Tbe Tsrhoro' Pre-s and North tal VVbiij,
will insert 4 weeks anil send srennnt. lo Ibis OfDu;.
tannff in aT.nr.II lllartderu.
fUST received 1 superinT neW srlicle of Senlcli
Aoud. arrsnlrd anod and if mil approed. arm.
be returned sad 4ne money refunde,l, price US ceni.
rx r pound or S pounds (or 1 Dollar; for sale si the
Cb'sp U'car Store.
r . Sr. M II.T.Eff, '
FsvelU'ilUatiasi, vppotlls I'ily id all.
SHADY GROVE SCHOOL
rixHK Sl lisCKIItKh twn. enured H.0 srnires
1 il y'MJlir null viioeoine liluhlv rcrominrnileil
ly Mr. m. J, Hinyihami of Hiltsboru will rerucn
1,1 Hcho.l mi ilie U.ii nl J-munry m-xl, at ln iw.
dfiiiv in VVwrrn :.. ,ii miles Ktrt- of Shuccit
'vPhiis, in n iifiKtili.M-hiiil )i--rfiHuinlPif for tiealih
uiul i!""l ' ioi v . Tin' Miil'tinber pleihree biraelf,
that mi paniH lull .,! ,ir llie lu..ral. as wel'ss
int Ib eiual inipr.iveiortit ..f thoe intmainl i.. hi
j care, anil Kif tli f,.rm:.imu ol'h.ihitsot usefulness and
reprii,hility.
'' he roursr of n'u.licn will be strictly pcrparatory
. I.'iiiwrsity of North Carolina, nnbraring ihe
I-k'-I. Ilin (Jnek '.ingiMij, ami Mihemaiic.
I ran secomiuodite si x or eight bo.iriler, who will
! be treiiti'il in alt ri,.ii-i m mri nt nB in,;iH
.......
uuj.ru iht pi'-Miiu oi iir luuniiiH. enuir.u &iu Juhh
fiO (K). Tuki ii. for Laiiu.igea $15 UI) j er . .oii.
cngusn uraucnes iio no.
J. OIJ.VIO. WILLIAMS.
Her. 9, 1844. - 1 llt-7t
MTATI! OI' SOU Til i AKOI.1 1 A-
Ji'luiMniCiitinty i ourl lif'l'lom sml Quarter
rsn.iis. No.rmlK'r Term, in4t,
A. I). .N.irijunn, l
ri. Levy on LauJ.
.ailian A William. J
'' Tl"'"'"! I" 'hi- ir'.iiii.in of Court, that Na-
iii.ni .. m nil ii, n, n,r I I. I, n, . i T. tIIM ,-niei, resides
ti.V.ml the IhnlUnl llie M,.: t ,. liioiof.iie onlir.
i .l ill ii i iilih.-.i-ior. ., iii.n!,. m n; KaliMgh Keir niter
l.ir n ivi-cNh, ,r il,e :..,., '.,, appinr at our
iicjl Curt. In Ii,. IuM !.,r i1'- Cuniiy ,. J.,hosion,
ill I'll' C.miiI M in i' in S, llr.nl l, mi Hit, l.iuilh
.Moni'lay ol I'sbiuiiv ii.mi, lln-u mid lline to .bevv
c iiiii-ivliy the l.imU ..IhmiI.1 i, nt be ml j, , I to the
ri.-niiiid's ili iintntl.
W linen. li.imiis Oakley, Clerk f uur s.ii.1 Couit,
at ol'u e, the I , ill !)i" imhi r, 1 1 1 I .
Til ox I! VI!. KY, ('. C. t:.
I'r. A.lv t J fiw
I'.VI'K OF MttHITf C SKOf !. A Hsiit.
poii 11 L'ut'.trr- iSoninnr t'ourln! Law, Fall
I i i in
IH44.
Klinil.eih V.'lllif.rd,
iNnnh W iPinrd,
I'ftitiuti f.ir Il.vurrr.
Il e-ppcn-iiif; 1.1 (lie s,,iit.ii ii,,ii of the Court, thai
ihe lb'li'udiiul .ou i v 1II1I111 I, la not an inliubilaiit
nl ihtaSiiii', it ia nr.ili retl linn publicaiinn be ma la
Inr three uhjiiiIh in lie liiilenrh iteuler and Imlc
pendent, published ill the t nv of It.ilemh, that the I g.
lend nil iiipeai nt llie next Term of itns t'inirl, to ha
held in the J'own of VV niton, on the. fotiiih .Vloii.Uy
111 March next, and plea. I , answer, or demur, 01 the
aul I't-tiLiuii will lie lieunl cxpnrte, und diciee made,
accordmi; u, ill,- (iniyer lliereof,
Wiineas. Willi. mi I). Vab iilinr, trjerk of our said
I'otirt at ollice, tlie fniitli Muud.iy of eti'iilciniter,
A. 1'. IWH, and in llm ti lth year of Aineiiaiii In
dependenco. WM. D. VALKNTIN K, 0. . c.
Midway Academy,
. ,tf; Sl,,f,.lil)(.r .
j ., ,... ,,,
peclfullv iriforiin llie public
l llie Hi In,,.!, I ho I ll,c con-
.!' - - - ' 1
; ,, , , ,
, .l.u fl , .ur,,,
i vie, m nl )t Jinv II. IIhiIuw, has
iilriiinn, w tin leceiver) lu e.luea-
,(,.,, will, Mr m l
1 il-m ,, (,(,
llm I'lam, nl llillaliiiru', and
ii.I'.'m', in whom reference
In'
I1.1 I. v'li n-ni i I to lim iiioihI it liter. irv
ictcr, .v lli-i.-e v ,'.i iliittlrc it. v'r. lJ.,rlMP
.1 -1. on lilt. 'J,J !on 1 .1 v til .1 lilnnrv t S-l 5.
I 'he .-Ste
irepminn
I I'i1
r I n
Ua .-u s'
lien. 11 l:i- ill will be
1." .ii v H.i.11,1 can lie I. i, nt
a j r j rt. i'iI ,,r I- 11, riling ) and
in ii a and al a In r p .11 i s coli
i al r'i i'1 per inoinh,
l I'i parlrui'iil,i.r s. , f 15 0.)
tlie r-nl
111 Ml. I.'., il
i na tit M ilu
I'li'liun in Lo
if U. Li
A.a.li-l
t;: ifi.
lo. I.n Jn.ll do. ll ). HH) (II)
Ma'lieiiniiii a nionc, Jn. o
Too 1 ... ill .idv.oice.
'M. 1 IJllAf.'ll.
.. P Mi.i;.v is situated st hall way ji.riii.nd lie
t'.veen I ,nij:-i'ur rt.,,1 iii,- Hlin'-cii Spriiii. , ni a neiS
huh Kid ii'leb and la its lieallliliiltiess and Inr Kin
uiiirul.tv id it eiii1-in. ISitboy ol .itsiipatcil iiauil
1 will be rc lined eiilier in a boarder ur !Sloil, nl wnhoul
ipcelv lelin ma i ni.
KraliKlin I'l.uinv. Ai. '. 9." St
tun: or tomn i..om.-
III. I'K i.DI. , I'V iN,ieinl'i I'm 11, lii.
J ,1.. 1 iliyoii, J.niii'u liryrio, VV Jhiini (J, Uryuii
and A. J. IJryon.
j Joshua Ilrynn. sod nile Fliabelli, Osj. Ilaarr),
I sod wile vt. y, sod Henry Woolen and
i wile .lane,
j lii(in fir fail, liun. if Real Enle.
It sppeunil' lo lho .,nil.n lion of Una l.'nurt, that
! (ienrc Haiiid and wpo Mary, and llonry Win, ten
I and wiln jne, ii-:p iid. nl" ol ibis Stale, 11 is
j therefore or.ti red, ill" I'tililication be unde f.r nit
; week. nei (sively In Ihe l( aleijjh Kegister, kkiii
I imui e to die said n in-ii niilftiits lo apedr si llie next
j Term nl iln' tmurt (n be !:i'ld . I'.r alio Uounly nf
i' Ilia leu, al iln I 'ml rt lluue, 111 Fdiz.lieili Town, on
Ihe first Monday in Fclifuaiv. and then snd 1'iere, '
piesil auawpr tu ilioniir, olln rwiae, llie Petition will
il be l.iken p'n wtfrisii. and he ,rd enjinrtc.
W line-", ll ivnl Louis, (,'lerk (it salt! Court at
I llTiee. lir-t .VI.'iioi.,y in .Navetnber, !M1,
r 'IV.t, D.l I ID LOLTd, (Tl.tk.
i Pr. Adv. S3 l.J. llil-fiw
LOOK HERE!
I!K Subscriber iiifmds removing lo the VVeet.
nud inhr 1 sale tin valuslile TltACT of
la, ui U , c Cuun'y. lyinij on the sraien of
.Neu. tuvrr, and on holh bkIm of ttlg Lick ami Lah-
rrl ( rct-k- ctniiiiiiing alouT 2,000 Acreo, divided m-
10 init-e rnrm, ana wppn troutnl iuthciht lor the
employment ol eizht hauls lo auvsulsge Fach
Pliinnnion is under uood fence. '1 he Eat and Went
Plaiiistions have, ou ilwm common hmires snd out
hiiui , hut tlie miihfie one, whereon. I live, has a
goml lellirl; House and all necessary Oui houncs.
Il hen i imed.ately An the direct road Irom Fishdam
to I' ileigh, ttid r tieen miles west of Wake rore
Cnlh'ee. and ah nil the same ilis'anc from Kalrigh.
More I han one third ol Ilu Lari.1 is first snd second
low L'ri.iiiids. ail is, perhaps, sa valuaiil a T'rartof
Iviiid sny in 'he Coiiniy. ami ia quire productive
of Com, W beai, Tnlmceu and Bolton, c and all
other tegeliMr pindetiuut It ia muesli hy lo.a-
fin, rl.sps. s. any ih the 8i..t,tobsoHeer wiler
(courses. J l,err i. i be b. l ol Waier, both Free and
Limestone Sprinaa, sniicn never Ian It t also as
excellent a siaud and vacanry lor Physician, a an
n ih County. A
I will ad n same low f .i Cash in part, and sit
liberal intlalKt nre Utt the JWlsnre. I will slsn tstt
Kerrnes, or W osier n Land, in part payment. Those
that wish lo buy, can com and view tor lheme!e,
bef-xt or afier .publicaiioo ceaaes, at I shall not arj
isenise lor.u;. BE.NJ; KOliEK-'.
Ree. 0, ISlt. l)0-w
, .1SI.AMC UEUOS,
Ja prime.! uiul for sat
at rui vniit.
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