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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1845.
MR. MOORfcJJ "SPEECH Concluded.
consenting t nich atc, as will not only foreclose
Ult aMHnn to the greatest advantage of creditors,
but without detriment to the public. And those who
make the objection of repudiation, eeem to be per
fectly at ease in contemplating a sale forced upon the
Company and the principal creditor, which Will not.
only destroy the Taltie of the properly, bat, forever,
destroy the corporation iUelf, and consequently cut
uff every crediler for all time to eooi.
''Sir, in advocating this measure, I am influenced by
do motive which my heart la loth to confess, and
vriiich I have not frankly avowed on this floor. For
years I have been of ouiuivn that all insolvent insti
tutions of this kind ought to be sold, and pa into the
bands of anew Companr. My entyfttfpe of preserv
ing the Raleigh and Gaston Uoad for the public use,
is in the Change of proprietors, as I declared when
the foreclosure of its mortgage was before the House.
I would lend no helping hand to destroy either of the
f rival Virginia Companies ; und I am as ready now.
If circumstances required it, to save by my best ef
forts, humble, I know, they are, the Petersburg Com
pany, as I have shon myself to be, to save the
Portsmouth Company: The best Interests of this
State demand the preservation of both.
The bill, in my judgment, compromits nothing of
our dignity, or honor ; yields no power to uur sinter
titate derogatory to our sovereignty, but simply holds
sat U ber, for the joint preservation of a great work
of internal improvement, the same hand which we
lield ent to her for its joint construction. If she wills
its downfall, we must submit. If she cun devise a
leas exceptionable mode of preserving it, I shall be
ready to rejoice at the substitute.
RALEIGH REGISTER,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Tuesday,. February 4, 1845,
UALEItm it GASTON KOAU.
The attention of Stockholders is directed to the
eall for a General Meeting, contained in this paper.
PERSEVERANCE.
id of Tamsrlan, the terror of whose arms
Aer the Eastern nations, and whose successes
Hwt unparalleled, that this celebrated warrior
oned a lesson of perteneravee from an insect,
w"jnever afterward forgotten. When closely
Pal his enemies', he took refuge in some old
V left to) his solitary musings, he espied an
ulr and striving to carry away a grain of
c,r,lnavailin; efforts were repeated 69 times,
and I scvern (me,, bo soon as'he reached a
cert of projection, he fell back with his bur
then,t0 ,urmont it. But the 70th time, he
Dore f spoils ill triumph, and left the wonder
'nff 'Climated und exalting iu the hope of fu
ture vt jjow. simple the incident ! How i:n
nrcS!"Von ! Well was it said by the ancient
King fit" (Jo to the ant thou sluggard ; consider
her Wilis wise." The Fame tenacity of pur
pose, tlnfliM hijigfrrerfranrf, would ensure
triumplcrM i B thC'sand instances where in
glorious, ,,(., tj14 carccr 0( ;Ue despondinj and
supine.
ID" Tlr of tha "Alabama Journal" has been
presented n0Te vegetable of the Cabbage
kind, raiaae(,d sent from Belgium, by the Hon.
II. W. r. This vegrt . lile is about the sine
of a sinalL,g js perfect Cabbage, firm
and whitjuiJ to be a niort delicule dish, and
superior 4f the Bame family ol plants. The
seeds wer May,nnd transplanted iu August
as other 11 plants are, each plant producing
from thirty sf these beautiful little Cabbage
heads.
ni is ilhu
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CONFIRMATION.
This Holy Rite was administered in Christ Church,
Raleigh, on Sunday last, to eight persons by Rt. Rev,
Bishop Ives.
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
We would invite public attention to the Advertise
ment of Mr. Cooke, contained iu this paper, announc
ing that an Institution for the instruction of the Deuf
and Dumb wilt Speedily go into operation in this City.
At the recent Session of our Legislature, an Act was
passed, appropriating Five thousand Dollars a year
from the School Fund, for the education of the Deaf
and Dumb, and Blind. The President and Directors
of the Literary Fund, to whose discretion the appro
priation was committed, have engaged the services ' gjjiessag have given in their testimony
.i M : I. i l. .L -it
qualified for the task, und whose testimonials are of ; co'for some days longer,
tlie vary highest order, to superintend the instruction I I I'a'ioiml Intelligencer.
Oftho Deaf Mute No arrangement hum ret bcon j j , ,
' . .. . . -t .i . nr... .1 I '
maua, we Deuev., lor me euuca..on o. me uuuu, auu ,,,,, :,. r. M()rpv
O ' . - - - j
'RIAL Ol- McNULTV.
jj-e of the Lrnicf Slates vs. McSully,
ion hag been in progress since 10
t.w.r..;n i.Ar.,.. irt..t: kt n i
O cW "'"ii, "fiui u j uaiiLi-n iiiui buii anu
(j()jJ'ho prosecution is conducted by P. R.
pen(q, District Attorney, and Mr. MeNully
is d' y James lloban, F,sq., of Washing-
toniiiics M. Keed, Lsq., of I'liiladelplna.
L'lJiessfls h;
of Mr. Wiu-iam D. Cuoke, a gemlemau every way ! 0.d it is probable the exauiiiiatiuh will
TCH BANKING.
The stalie ScoUh baiikingsv-t
trsted, safi",t, l,v the fact : .s
investiiratf r a c,nunittec of the lluiise of Com
mons, it r'd ' whereas in Scutlaud the
whole los'ed by the public from the bonk fail
ures, for p a'"1 amounted to 32,000,
the loss u'ic during Ike previous year in
Irttidow wu caumaiea al tk.n times that
amouy
, TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
The following CurrespoiuK-nce, which explains it
self, is published at the reipiest of several of the sign
ers :
Raleigh, January 2ir. 1845.
Da. John Bkckwitii :
DkirSir: The undersigned have learned with
sincere regret, your purpo:m tg leave Raleigh, with a
view to fix your residence in another State.
Iu the place to which you are going, and among
the new connections which you are about to form,
we desire for you, Dear Sir, all the consideration and
happiness to which you are so justly entitled by your
private and professional worth. And, we beg leave
to assure you, that you will carry with you, where
ever you go, the heart-felt respect and affection of
those you leave behind, who have known you best
and longest ; who have enjoyed the pleasure of your
society in orivata life ; who have had the benefit of
j ... r
your Medical services; and who will always cheerful
ly bear testimony to your excellence as a man, and to
the skill, integrity and punctilious delicacy with
which you have uniformly discharged the important
and confidential duties of your Profession.
Before you leave us, wc desire to utter you some
testimonial of respect, which may w-rte as a public
manifesiJtion of feelings not peculiar to ourselves, but
shared with us 1a a nuin.rotis b.idy of your friends
in this City. Nothing occurs to ii" so appropriate for
the purpose, ns a Public Dinner; ami we resyeci fully
ask you will mime n day on which we may oiler this
inadequate, but sincere ex;i pjc3! and at
tachment. We are, dear Sir, very truly yo-.ir friends,
WM. O. HILL. M. I). WESTON It. GALES,
W. II. McK EE, M. l. J A. IREDELL,
L. W. SCOTT, M. D. GEO. E II UXJEU,
N. L. STI l'll, M. I). t . & IIINTi N,
R. I!. II VVWOOD, M. 1). ItK HI). MINES,
C E. JOI1NSO.',Jr.M I). (il'O. W. MORDECAI
ALItEKTNM I.Dl-.S,
.JA'. II. BUY AN,
- II. V. .MILLER.
may perhaps prove most advantageous, for the pre
sent at least, to send them out of the Slats te be in
structed. All that now remaius then to carry the
beneficent and praiseworthy intentions of our Legisla
ted iuto full etiect, is that tha frieuds of the enter
prise, and of the unfortunate class of our fellow beings
for whose benefit il has been devised, should exert
rrt of a letter from Daniel Webster,
v&a as follows :
k for no great political good to this coun
tth shall iiot be accomplished by the
Vail the good they can do, they can do
as. There is no reaiun for chaniiincr. I
themselves to procure Pupils, aud induce them to y will not change eiihcr their principles,
avail themselves of the
within their reach.
opportunities iow placed tUsurcs, or their Da nes.'
' I sat here reminded, sir, that some gentlemen ' CHARLESTON, JAN. ISlO.
lave expressed hopes that liicy will be able to over- (-Between eight and nine o'clock last
raa aud earrv od with tlie:ii the North State, and 1 : , . c ,
, , ' ' , . . i i .u ik; was discovered in the in enor of a large
leant that a great edort is to be made by the com- f
bined energies of the party for that purpose. But I 1 ry "rick Ware House on Magwood s
cn tell those gentlemen that J. C. Calhoun and his . t'harf, the property of Charles Magwood,
. I , .1 . . . P VT -.1. f .1' ... t . . . r
clioue have never had the eur of North Carolina. In
18ja, with great unanimity, snfrlooK grouua against
them aud for the Union, and is still for it. She is
also a genuine Whig State. She was Whig m 1 75,
irljeu she made the lirst doclaratiou of independence,
aad her sons still in their hearts cherish and will
maintain the principles of their fathers."
(. L1NUMAN 8 ApteCD.
Moat truly and gallantly spoken, Mr. Clinumax
Yes, North Carolina is Whig to the core, and Whig
lie will remain. Ever stern and indexible in her
devotion to principle, she will continue to battle as
manfully iu tbeJwur of glooi and defeat, as amid
trie triumphant huzzas of a rejoicing people. She
will watch over and guard the true interests of the
country with a vigilance that shall enshrine her name
ia the heart of every Patriot in the land. And even,
if left alone iu her' integrity, she will stand up against
the corruption of the times, and will always reply to
the charge, of bringing such a national calamity upon
the country, as the election of Loco Foco Rulers
"Thou caiis't not say did it !"
O Mr. Polk, the' President Elect, according to
an announcement iu the Nashville Union, was to
leave that city for Washington on the 1st of Februa
ry, (Saturday lost.) Having declined, it is under
stood, to accept the invitations tendered him by hia
Ataiiiing about G50 bales of Cotton. The
fjere confined by the great exertions of
tj Department, to the building in which
tjinated. By the falling of a portion of the
I the South aide, some injury was done to
Patrick's Counting house adjoining, and
et to add, that two of the members of the
Tire Engine Company were slightly in
jvhile a negro drayman, the property of
den, was, from the same cause, instantly
The fire was, no doubt, the work of an
ry.
tiuilding ilself was insured in the Georgia
Ice Company, and the Cotton in certain
ork offices, wiih the exception of 95 bales,
vere insured in the Insurance and Trust
hy of this City. Patriot.
RUCTIVE FIRE IN NASHVILLE-
have to record one of the most destruc-
res which have occurred iti our city
ny ears. It broke out on yesterday
ii i g, as we learn, in a nine-pin alley,
rear of the large and valuable block
ck buildings belonging to Gen. bulli
on the corner of Hroad aud Market
i:i!..i 1 . Ar n.,MU u,...,:..nu k.. iu. k
puilllUUl iridium, ui puuu.. m u vj ,111 maj, ,11 . , . .. .
Sicii nic aiiiiut tomb giTcii,auuiii uailgili,
idjoining frame buildings on .Market
will probably reach Washington ibout the 1 Oth of
the month. '
were in flames; and before the assis
of the fire companies could be given
YES ! HOW IS IT 1
"How is it" said Gen. McKav the other day, "thajre had extended to the whole of the
Whig belurned out of office, he immediateljj blockf and made such progress that
settles bis accounts, and we hear nothing more ols found impossible to resist it or save
him sod the Democrat, who would bold on to ofuuildiiigs. Tlie interiors were entire
fica, i turnout fo his disbonosty, and never settleinsumed nothing but the walla being
us accounts. We have got no Oi cunisr ana ns"""'sj
quawa evarytbinj with the Treasury: while b buildings pf Gen. ZolIicofTer were
SwartwBut and Hoyt, w. have lost, I know not koiH boul aear ago, and were great or.
nauf waiwo I dant uaderiUnd all this.- fu ,,",t Part "f ,he cy- They Were
ipied by O. 1. Cairoir, A. D. Berry, J.
tT K Tesolutioa has passed the Legislature of Aiwkins 6i Co., Dry Good merchants,
W, to tubmit to the people, through the bllojJhn T. Hill and Gilbert, Grocers.
box, tha oi.i;, .riL. n.mnv.1 f ih nt finjframe houses belonaed to Geo. W. Mar
nuaent from Tuscalousa. 1 Co, and were occupied by W. LJ
, . t . - , ilford, Grocer, ami others. Considerable
.Mf.PiQCJE!!MB.-rBAUDS. , iona of the goods were saved : what pre
Tlie House of Representative of Lauisiana'ba Imomtt we are not able to sly lull we
Ppoiutcd a committee to inquire into the frauds eoierslRiiil thai the greater part of ih'6 loss;
in
IIai.ki.jii, Jwtary 25, 1S-15.
Oent'.rmrn : I have received your note, but iu what
terms sjiall I frame a reply ? To say that I have been
deeply affected by your kind and llattering expression
of respept aud attachment ; by your warm and deei-
dod .testimony to the manner iu which my social and
professional duties have been discharged amongst you ;
to say that I shall ever regard your approbation thus
declared, as at once amongst the most cherished re
collections of the past, and the most inilueiitial mo
tives to exertion for the future ; to say that my former
regrat at parting from you, has by this swutaneous
mark of your favor and esteem, been deepened into
heart felt sorrow ; to say thene things, would but
poorly express my feelings ou this occasion ; yet poor
as this expression is, it is all I can command-
Happily even this is unnecessary, for you have but to
consult your own generous hearts for a lull explana
tion of that which any words of mine woulH prove
totally inadequate to convey. Yut I must beg to
decline that manifestation of your regarJ which your
letter tenders. It is one w hic h, deeply as I feci Its val
ue, cousidered as shewing the estimate placed on my
character by your partiality, is scarcely suited to the
private and retiring habits, that, as you know, have
marked my past life, and is certain' y unnecessary fur
the kind purposes which induced the oiler, that being
fully accomplished by the o.Ter itself, aud the t rmt
in which it has been made.
In conclusion gentlemen, I as ire you that my
prayers aud best wishes will nut hu wanting fur the
wel.are of the community in which I have passed so
many years, und fur the happiueus uf each one of
you, as well as of every friend whom I leave be
hind me.
And I may be permitted I hope, to say to my
Medical Brethren in particular, that I sarucslly
wish them many years of honorable and successful
devotion to a profession, distinguished by learning und
benevolence, and that after the close of life, each
of them may be numbered among the benefactors
of mankind ; amongst those who have lived to relieve
the sufferiugs, and promote the happiness ef others.
Faithfully,
Your friend,
JOHN BECKWITIL
Messrs. Weston R. Gales, Jas. Iredell, George E.
Badger, C. L. Hinton, Rich's! Mines, Geo. W. Mor
deeaij Aldorl Smedes, John H. Brvan, H. W. Miller,
Esqs.; and Drs. William G. Hill, W. H. McKee, L.
W. Scott, N. L. Stith, R. 11. Haywood, Charles E.
Johnson, Jr.
: Proceeding. In Congress.
IV,-.;,e.iy. Jl1 ).
Th Senate was occupied, to-d iv, in consular.
ingtho bill to reduce the r iles ol (i,igp, anil to ;
reform the frank. ng privilege. All the amend. !
aienta offered were rejitcied, the majority ol ibo i
Senate seeming disposed to i:ike the bill as it i
came from the ComniiUee. The (pu-tiou pcml- j
ing at the adjournment was the motion of Mr. i
uagny, to siriKe oui mo win spri,oii, vvim n gives
to members, in lieu of the franking 'prmh-ge now
enjoyed by them, live wo covers d uly during
each session pf.Coiigroge.
'TficTTIouse, at an early hour, resolved itself I
into a Committee of ilio Whole u the 'State of ;
the. Union, Mr. U'el'cr, uf Ohio, m the clitir, and i
resumed the consuleintionof the Oregon bill, and i
Messrs. Duncan, Uelser, and Dowlm, eeverilly
addressed the Conmiiitee in its favor. The i
Committeje tln-n rose, and reported progress.
Alter receiving auu reli-rrmg t lie report ol the
Commissioner of Paten's, on nvci ni by Mr. Mr.
Kay, the House jg:,in riisolvrd i'm-Ii i:i'oa Coin
miltee of the Whole on tin? s'ate of the Cnon,
Mr. Tlhli.a:. ol" Kentucky i:i I lie cli i ir, j and
t ji-k up and considered three of the general ap
pronria'. ion lulls, viz: Tlie lull iu ,king appropn i
tioils for the si-r id- of the l'os! O'li -.e Depart
ment for the liscil 5;lr e:i,!.ng lilt Ii June, l.Sll'i ;
the bill in. ikmg ap;.r iprialuin l"r I ho payment o
revolution irv .'iod o'ln-r i"ii.iii'iiers ; ami the bill
mailing npropri il ions lor certain
tlie United JSt.nc-M lor the slum v
bills, after h.-in p'i.-sed upon m (
tl.o Whole, v.i-re seven!';,' icj.I t!
and pnssLii.
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SO. 18. i
IIJISISJBIHI BSai ISSSaBMSBSSSBBSBWBSBBFmiWBSWSWiewBmSMMiMiMMiM v. V
. - .sisssssssbssi 'v
ft. I
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i r.i'.i
olr. (-lingTii.in into the fi - - 5 I . ft was part of 3I1,S !i :' '-tion will lie opened for the receptio-i , L 1 " Ii ill
a ol I lli.i... uli.oil Ihe at uf I.iv n.tl .. ill. U.VI I
edly nnd loo nnlilir.ly, to he pcrmitlrd to piss j
unnoticed. It was a deliberate, preim-dila- (
led insult ilesigiicil, wn repent, to loree
Mr. Oliiigm.in into I lie fi-1,1, h was part of
ciinci-rti l, dialiiilical pl.in, t,i l.ill l!ic nam
who li.iii dared to ho 1 1 m I j - i , ; e , . I ul ' S.uillnrn
diet. ilmn. noil if, n.s was lal nilit ruinurt'i
.iiici-y has fallen, it is a riolitfous retribu
tion. Ids III,, oil In- on Ins mill l.c.nl.
We ,,i I,, ,i ,v lio!iilynnr speak it
as.,i partisan, '.'e iniolil In: looie spft'ilic.
' T cie.v , ii,,, i,,,,v I r n.iuirril t
il i"-('asion il ,,,. t.
'I'lu i e IS no in. i, , ,( i,, Kins, i r
Hi tin- I ' n tun. i ii:, ,, r. t'l, loan.. hi ; ai,.l we
dr-rply deplore liiat he should have eons der-t-d
liiinel called upon to iiifet tin- insults
of lhe Alab.'im an, m Kits ht m,9 matter.
Tlie tiillowt "' iu ri-!'fi,-ii,e l,i llns mill: i
we copy Iriiin llo- W aslu :i;:,i i ( 'urft saiui.
ilenc-i! of the New n k Ad '.
North (Carolina Institution
l or TJjf tUnt and IBtm.b. -
1 lie.ir nut 0 ie opuuon ri re j i
ler ol iln assault made hv Mr. '
i.ini; i an. ill his recent hip'tIi
ed lis an id jusufje.ili.'e, linraJieil
an, I in i ! ieniiis attack. II' in
pro.icl
to :l
It
lls,' , M:,, w; Iw, oneii,-,l fur llm racunl,.,..
ol I'upii,, ulioiii ,h,. U( of May next. III ill
,;l luileli l'l,Mi,i,i colnn.oilious buitUifii
b.'eil ol,.llM-.. ,, 4 .ritAltu ik.i
nil . r i.n li.Mua clo'.,l,,n or liicnds, who are of this
unl,.,i,,ua e (,.,.. aill uh, li ,r;uiiL-.it, msills t
; have il,,,,,, K.,e aa 11CUI (I,,. ,lni(, uiup,,,,,,- t,e yc100
lisposHiblf,
j Kur ili,. prMi-nt. Pupil, , , rt-e.iTcd at any (ur
i be!, ecu ( --'it .in, I Ihiriu. 'IMir l"i,,.,u ,...n i., .
u i y 1 lift r p ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 v
,- 1 i Lie same Lon-evuth I'nneipa: .,d h. faoiily and
I will be at all luiii'S under his ure and direction.
line man ! I ne Icui ile Pupils will be ui!i r Tie e,,e( ial cure of
ine vvite ,, the I'nn, ipj und the alatrnn, und the ut
j 111,'ht arft'.ltiiM will he jjiven and cue taken, to s-ur
j iln- looilorl, mid b,ip,inoi,, n well ui tin, imptuve-
oient nl all 111:' Pupil's
The It-rins far the Session of ten ni,,,iilis will lie
I 'hie liiioilu'd iin.l suiy ilnllars far Uourd, Washing
an, I l unioii, Ini hiiuli); llic m i issary I!,,, A t,i:t ill
exn uses, t-jci-,l ( lolluni,' and .Medicul al lend mice
, pa il lr, uur s,.mi iinminlly Nl Hdnlire.
I lie iny l est us.-i.staiii I'l-'iihi rs will lie pr.Htire.I.
. ,s ihe 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 er ,l I'upiU in iy n-iiir.'. The precise!
i '" '' "I'enui ihe ctij,, ,v, t,,, im-ntioiied in a
. I'll" e .tv .-, iirt. iu.'M.
I Ail 1 '"Mil- J ! ir, on ili,. siii,(e.-t of the lilslilu.
ii,,", a Ui.-s.i-, la VV . . . if i : . . . r.
' t n i r ae -i
'.-on Mr
ouwtjnf.
lllo.sl HaltsUf
tlioains nil ,,'!.- II iii l.r,ns id hliu r r-'-
sto.'tu it-fl-il Mr. C.iis t reanoeahle to lie'
interests of lh oii:h lliil h:sd;siricl was rep
resented in the person of trailur ; and furlher,
when Mr. ('. desired tu ejcpl.iin liis pMt.oil fcinl
nie;iiiin,.r on some ao tii niivliieli Ie-was in srep
resenied bv Mr. lie' laiier ind.ivid-.i il refused
to iillow Iiiui tie- iru ilee, and wilii a sneer, toM
.him loeviil nn rUrir: rr. Il isa bold nitd lie.
I I s, Dmi, lldlelBh.
!, In the I'ruicipil,
iiti
a ions ol
.11'. TiiOHC
iiiuultee ol
id time
7
of .M
Jin :m
.Merrick,
lerinir
resor!
now the
ilea ii ,
lleuien i
lion, iilnl not casiiv lo l,o il
i u : 1 1 ' -i 1 purpose, v, hen 1 1, us
.Mr. t'l.iM.HAN to the last I f,
d eiluri to ;
f a in an ol 'honor" nt the Smith,-and
said Al ili. inn in has heon r itiiie.l in his
s I am told th It lie' Noilh Cain1, ll.l gen-
p i.-sOS'Ci! ol irieat neil'C, StOlIt (--ol;l-
en lioiii Ins delt'i'
indaloii.slv provokeJ
j ! f i.fui in ,itui . i,t j,
Will h ill,.,,l,.,t in I.MMia.llv
) All ,ip,,i,.,iui,. lor a,,,s.,ii for Pupils, whoo
J'sreniM urc mil ahle to u,ip..u i;.a, euher in full or
I in ari, shoiihi Iv ,,,.,.1,. , Ku-llni.'v, C0V.
I i in im, I'rrsnU-iil ol ili,' lai. jj. , 11,,,,,,!. ."
Ull I.I 1 II l-tlwKr:.!
.!. IHIft.
ii,,l, 'n,!,'iit ,V .sl ini!ni,l copy
niietpi!.
I
Mk. Gales : I have understood for some
weeks past, that it was the intention of Dr. John
Beck with, that able Physician and valuable
Citizen, to remove Ie Petersburg ' to reside.
was in hopes that this intention on his part would
be abandoned, and that we should still have his
services in a profession, which he has graced both
by his skill, learning and gentlemanly demeanor;
but there is now no longer room for hope in this
respect. I see from his Card in the Petersburg
Intelligencer, that it is his determination to re
move to that place, and to continue the practice
of his profession. May happiness and proerity
attend him. He has been with us for many years,
and all might be appealed to, to say wlieiher he
has not contributed as much towards the comfort,
the happiness and virtuous improvement of our
community as any man who has lived anion? us.
With a heart always open to the calls of d. stress,
ready at all times, to the full extent of his meafis,
to assist the needy ; kind, gentle, benevolent",
and highminded in his intercourse with all, he
cannot but meet with encouragement from those
amongst whom he intends to cast bis lot. He
will long'be Ve numbered here by many who
have received the benefits of his professional
skill, and had occasion to appreciate his many
virtues. He will no doubt receive, as he will be
justly entitled to receive, a liberal patronage from
any Community in which be may in future reside.
A CITIZEN.
Scni rc t tho a i "a.'-.
the Pest Odice b,,l was taken up
Tho ipiestioii wis upon strikieg out the ninth
section, vvtcli ri strirta ti, fm-king pr.v,leg and
Mr. Phelps. e;ii, ke at sumo lenrlh in I nor if
the motion. : was cure ,1 ulioruards by ihe
following vole : Ayes 'Si, . iys 17. -v
Mr. U.ighy then moved s,i lo amend the fifth
sectjon, as to give the Ii uiliieg privilege lo mem
bers of Congress, the Si-i rolnry o! iln- Semite and
the Clerk of the I louse. Tins makes the. mem.
bers and ollicers ihe only exceptions, and leaves
the thousands of Post .M isters to pay their own
postage.
Mr. White, of Indiana, opposed tiie whole sec
tion and ohjer'ed to tukiii" nwav the Iraukinir
privilege ol Postin asters. lie was willing tore,
strict, but not to abolish it.
The discussion was continued to a late hour,
chiefly between Messrs. Uuchauaii and Ifugbv,
and without making progress iu the lull, the
Senate adjourned until Monday next.
iluUHE or ilKPKKHENTATIVES. The whole
SWuig was spent in the discussion of the Oregon
Bill; of which, the " Ir.telhgencer" well observes:
"A Debate has begun in the House of Kepre
sentalives upon a h.'l, reported in that body, fo'
establishing a Territorial Cn enini 'iit in Oiikoon.
Having passed a bill to establish a verumeiit
in the tern'ory ol 'I'KXAf, w Inch the House has
no more right to IriJate about llun thH territory
of Ireland, or S.oilaiid, not to fpeak of (,'anadi
or California, tho proposition to i-stabl.bii a gov
ernment in a territory the title to the ponsessuni
of which is at this moment ihe subject of nego.
tiation with a foreign Power, m ist he considered
comparatively ..ne.M-ep'iuiiable, however positive
ly wrong it may tic."
to seek redress.
Tin: iioiisr. and tiik i. x oiht i r...
"Hal hnl" said the horse, an, I he caper d with glei
Kound tho meailew thai sl.irli'd f lie uuy,
"There'll hs wry little more use innv fur nie
T'J 1 harnessed t carriae m-igh '
1 1 a I a ciiiiein enalure Ihev'vc get t that Irani
hat a .puHine and snorting he makes I
And 'lis said thai he eats neither fonder nor grain -Wood
and ualiu ale ull thai he takes.
II,., st.imaeCjisiitmnrer than that of a horse,
Te manage su' h herrihle i-lutl
" I'ih just ni. if I i heal.l eat 1',-neu rails, or worse,
And yet hu 1ms never einnigh '.
An I then what n spirit the fellow relaiii3 !
So tlleless his bo'.ttin. a reod ;
And he never tiiius tail Ie the w.nd, er lb- r.uiis,
And all niu-t ,'! out of his roa J I"
And the old horse laughed loudly, "Me! be! he! hr
I,et them unve Oil as fast as Ihey plea'-
A Ii ' for Ihe railways the nit). i, lows fur no-.
To rumble or rest at my ease !
T
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And the horse capered on in a spree uf del,
And I've nothing further tu I, il,
I'er 1 MUircclj had time, ere we were uat of
Tu hid the old fellow far-na-ll.
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Remark aiii.i: lscai'k fuo.-.i iikai ii One
of lliifcondiiclorb ot Ihe Western Kail Roud,
Mr. Luther, had a miraculous cseapt: I nun
death last Tuesday. When wilhiiisix miles
of Springfield, the train going at the rale id
0 or 5 miles an liuur, a 8 idilt u jolt ol the
car, caused, probably, by couiniy in cuuiact
with a stone on the rail, threw him oil' uni,'
pitched Ii i m into a..-lar"e suuvv ilrill, uhoni
eight feet from the Irani, lie sunk down
Severn! fci-t into the snow iiuliaiiulil and un
injured. Having scraiiilileil out in lime tu
catch a glimpse of the train lu Ihe ilistanee,
as il turned a curve at the base of a lull und
disappeared from view, In: look a survey ol
Ins bed iu tlie S'liiW hank, when he iliseuv
ereil that if he had fallen ten leel Imm where
lie did, in either direction, bo must have
been killed iilst inllv, ns ho would haveeome
ur contact with stones or Iro.en earlli. The
irainwcnl on to Springlit Id, where l!ie loss
of l he conductor was discovered; I he engine
was backed, men placed on tin: lookout, unii
in a few moments the conductor ja-iih ;it his
post ou the lrain, us well in ever, and with ii
heart full of gratitude In Providence, lor the
nrogcrvattoii of Ins life,
Frcehmd & Hall,
Uroi'vrs, Willi', snail Ti-a lt
.Nu. C',i, fonnrrlv a. 1, Lidit Strttl Wlnirf,
itAl.riMOlu:,
l-T''r.It, for sule. en pU-wiiij lunus, tlie loll,, w
lil Ailic'.ts, all ol which, have been !.( Ie,l
w oh judgment :
.New Orleans & I'oito Kico Snuars of vaiious iiuulil,es.
d j(V do ,Mela-ses
fiitfiir Moose l'ariuly Syrup, ery superior
I 'inihvd and Powdered I. oof rfuii ir
1'xsion Now York &. Uall'o. iln of vsii his grade : mlislacloiy cxjiliiiiauon, to the drgrL-s of Uaichtlur
Murjcaibo. I.nuuiru iV Ido t.oll.e i ul Laws.
I Ian an luiversily,
Ml H S.-, nd Term ol ihe LA V .-sClll II II . , ,kl.
I iiiu'tsii) f,,r ili,- piesenl Acudemicsl war will
n on I'ehiimrv jjs, ,s ir,.
I he design ol this laytilulimi is lo nllard a roin
plele ionise nl k-jiul cdiicahiui for u'eiitleiniui intenil
lllU lo ,ra, lite in any of die luuled Stales; Slid, a
syslenislie rtu of sliidus in roiunurcial ju
n,euUi m e lor inrrrliiinls und in, li of business. INo
niilic inslrncueil is uivcn ill ihe local ir pei ulinr JU
n audi n, ol any p i, li. ul ,r .lale ; but the l.ilirury,
c ou-istina ,,f neaitv Hdixi v,iHies, (innislies nmple
on', ui-lr the siii.ly ol l.i.'.il li and prnclice ; und
ihe stuih'uts aie pm.iu lj ns-i,i, , in ibesii iiulins. by
iln- I'leli-NStOs, us ,h-c i.siou iiioy re.iiue. Tin! nclive
laliors ol iiisimui en sr.. sh.ucl eipiully between Mr.
-lusii, e S i on v .uni rmlesser leu i u,:ir, who bus
the iinmediale s,,,.,nili ii.lei.ee ol lite luivv School.
,'a p.u icehir ,yurse ol previnn study is . reqilisila
lor lehui-sinu ; lull every student is injuued to pro
iluei' , siuiionials el hi yoed nioitil chumcter ; aud
lo K'e tun,, I ol r,'.lia in the Mcwurd. with a surety
icsi.h lit in Massiieloisel Is, l elnluiotied for tho pay
i.lenl ol all caHene ilef-M ; or ijislead ,, a bond, hs
e.av ilepin.it I .',0 wiih t he Stew ,n d , nl the ,'oinmcnce
in, nl ul each leiin, lo be re , unci bv him idl ihe end
,,l ihe lerui, and then to be ai'i ei.nli d for. No stu
dent is mall ictllated until snrh tesluiiutiluU lire prn
iliued and M-cuuly uni n. Ihe luiiion fees nrc fid
t leini, ao l -.") I," half 01 any Icsrr Iraclion of a
leim'; which enlilles ihe aluilent In llle Use of the
t 'ollcip' nod Law l.iiirarie-, und J'eil Hooks, and a
Iree nduilssloii In u he public Lfctutes ill the Cni-M-rsitv.
liibiriiffiiHi in iv be hid in any Foreign
l.aiii.ui iue laujjlil in ihe I nivi rsity, for the additional
lee ot $ 1 0 a year for each l ,ni;ii,igi. s tubed. The ne
iTssiny ,-Kpi uses el a i-todcnl, who re-ides all tho
vnr ui r,iu.l,n,li;e. will i,i.t eirred Ihe folhining :
Tiiiiioti, J I lin . --He,, I and cure uf room, with o uf
luniiluie, i,vi-raMii; ul, o.t i VH. Mould, from t9l lo
jf I S - . l-'u, I. Iiom j I.', i.. f;l). V ashnnj Irani flf
to Jrall Total, J.'.l.l lo Ji:il, exclusive uf clothes
and what l lermed ,o, kel money.
In regard l,i ihe iniiooni of pockel money, neithrr
expe.lieiicy nor the Usages el , iMy ieq,iirs that il
shoulil be la'?e.
M, ,, I, lit , v ho have pursued their slndirs in llns
eho,,l ,,r iTiri e terms, utul Allellievs al Liw who,
aber li.iv mo i,.,. adiiuued In the bar iri Stales wlu-ro
s previous couise of sunly for nl least ,,n year is re
ipiirld, have puisiic.l I lie? ir siii'lies in tins Mclieol for
live icuiis, an- enlilli ,1 up,, utile cerldicae and re
ciini'iieud.ttion ol i.lu' Law J-'scuhy, tirid ivfer i,dsir,7
( ioveriiliiciil Ju
.New Ueillord an,! A uiinc'iei Sptrin ( un lies
(iuu I'uwder, Imperial, V. Hyson and lilni Teas,
some of which are ol lirsl chop and can be highly re- j
coiiiinemled ; . ul mf its, t luxes, Mace, Cinnamon,
. i . ... 11 1.. l..fil,..r Milh n lull asuilllielll '
.V i-pice, , ,-'t'r'' -"s
ul all Hoods co.-npiisrd in our lino reter Ie Wuu
I: i;.i ... I o. iw iuwiovt
l j' A ppli 'iilions for adiiiiasinn are lo be , mad e lo
riolessur i;.'!i;i;.M,i: I", ut Cinnbridge.
Piinilmdijc, Jan, SH, Is 15. IO-?m.
t . a l n,-l, a in
Valuable Properly lor Sak-;---;
Ihiaway
,UOV Ihe Siibsi-ii ier, on the flight of die 51th
neero inaii named t,Uir.tl.l. .Njuf ne-
iv-einiil years ef S4, yellow cm-
crahly iiiii k spoken, aud has lost one
ef lu ttotii t, i-th I Ie has a wile, bclimiiiiiK to Mr.
J ajiiCK l'Vin ,, . ir !eiv I . i 14 li I I'ost Ollire, Wake
1 leuniy, whete he wt'l pro!, ably endeavor In make bis
1 way. I am j,pr heiutve Ihai he may have procured
j (Ijee piipers.or a turned paws. I will ,' 11 reward of
j 1'irieeii lloltars to anv person who will iipprtihend
unii, anu Conine unii in uuy j.iii so inai 1 i(ci 111m
ukiiiii. M II V TA VI.U1!.
Kuisleii, Lenoir Co., Jan. 1 H J .I .
I if
prom the ilarlfurd Joinnai.
iNSt'LT, AliAINSI' IsrjliPEMIlLSl.t I'llr. Ill LU-r-'A
noticed yesleiday ifie dillicu It) In lwo u Mr.
Clingmaii, S Ing, of Nor th Carol rim, and Mr.
Yancy f X0Ci, d. vM.lliiiuia, .-Hill ineiilioueil
some vague reports as lo the resu!i. hat
ever that result miiy have been or may he, it
is, of course,, impossible lor in to tell.-
There are euine ciicuinsl.-inces conn' cled
with this matter lioweter, winch sliould be
understood. Ever since M r. Cliifgmmi look
i. Trs: its or uam;k;ii.
711. 1, be sold positivVTy .wilboiil reserve, on
Tuesday, the 1st ol Apul licit, Uein- Hie -'ml
,l,.,. ,11 H p Siiorriuf tuiuil. ( if not niL-violisly ,li-,o-e,l
ol 111 private sale.j ihai l,g 3 -imy irw ilrifU.
Building, rienrly U feel a, piare, ami fill feel Iniih
on the 1 orner of Kayelienlle iin.l llaru li Mieels. in '
the centre i,l Hip t.'ily, and lorinunf two l the bet
leoeoieels ill Itiileljh lor SUV klllil of business. Il .
has a 1'aasiitfe of leet ihrooh the cenlie. bom one
I end to Ineoiher.upon ein b floor, so dial eveiy huoin in
! die I louse may be approached wnllout luivmg lo pa-s I
I il.r.,, o.t, ,.re 11, in ai, oilier, llefide the na-ssie ou ihe
! Br.,d I! nr. ..v elerutl Nlore Kooms llave 1,, FORWARDING .& COMMISSION MERCHANT,
I conslrurteil in the very best slyle and al- gieal ex .tURI'OIK, Va.
j pense; umlerneai I. are two fine dry Cellars. The j nr Mrr,.l,i,l!j r118iKc.. fur Sals
J '' ol""'' ,e """""'' B or ll.shrruneiit. .hall receive ,,,. .l.muioi.
and lihcisl relvsu'as made thereon.
i.irn.Rvci.s:
Messrs I'atterscn c. 1
. branch T. Hurl, K,
, A. Worrell,
a.inl Teneoieiit. designed for r arnily resulenres - one
i having 4, and the other Hi airy -and coiiunodriu.
1 h,, in- ; arel ,11 the rear of 1I111 lunlilinj, llieiu is ii ,
I new Kitchen and oilier (Jut House
I This valuable Ituildniij is covered with Tin, and is
I one of Ihe best, mosl convenient and rleijiiil e-
lahhshiiieiils m the !idie, and beiMK in lhe-,earl ol
I iheCey, w.lh a slight altciaium, ui,ir,ht bec nvene,
! into a splendid Hotel II co-l in Ha ercc'ion, tngelli
' er wiMs die iiround, ihe sum of $14,70(1.
I I sll ni.a ..ll.ur ...A Iwu MlalV Itria-U 11:111. !
.Wilminamn Mrcei. likewise in or about "' r"l'"" "" uiijar,riiaum issueu ssmnsi m-
1 vLermiurg, a-
David Carter, K-i.. Ilnleigh, N. U.
Messrs. .Inn. W. .Xoiiihnll llo., Murfrfeebo n'.
Norfolk, Vs., Keb. I, 18l". 10 9ms
-e..
Tn nil ray 're-litorn: "
,)U are hereby nolihed Hull I lists been sirestel
tiMtf-
ol Thoirfas K. I-'cnlrrss, snd returna-
,,:, ,i, ,,,.,1,,..,. . f il,,". ' two excellent Store Kooins, and above are 4 comlort
reproVfj,,g the . nsd . -I he ,;, d,v)tJ , , pMrf. rill. Hl)u,e ... to be held
I disumoi.ists, lie has been , r,1(.le , eM .Ccr,mm,l uion to iw.. bus,, i y
. , , ... . . .1 .. f- ... f .!,.. 1'., (,.. .k lea n..r ll,oip ,.r. oic iiifijii,
Ilia iiouie auu uecioeu siauc ,;;.-. 6 " - . . i Ms ., it,e I'm rul l'l. .ml Unarler .Sessions.
I for the Iftiiiiiiy of Wake, on ihe 3,1 Men-
brusrv. A. 1). I K IS, nhen snd where 1
slistl apply lo lake the heiiefil of ihe Act for ihe re
bel ul Insolvent IJruiurr I ou can am-iiu auu
ji'Ct, if you, think in, iper.
1 8. I.. TUCKER.
Raleitu, dsn. 21? 7 3t
rule, bodly
nullifiers. and
nmrked mail. It has been the settled policy
of Southern Lcofocos ' lo dispose of him''
or in Other words to silence his voire, by
the means peculiar lo " chivalry !" Quar
rels have been sought for the. .evident pur
pose of fortMnj h in inioa hostile, utlilude-
but have hitherto failed ol llieir oiiject.
The Duke of Leicester recently presided at a ! But Mr Clinginaii is not the man lo be insult,
meet inir in CllMf irreeD. Dublin, whence has I ed with iinnunilv, and when, after his
"lilted ,it Planuemin'a br which Mr. Cl eb.J rnverod bv in.uranr.f in the Nashville i emanated a resolution to raise a sum of 10.000 ' wilherinff rebuke ol Loeofuc(sin, a few days'
at ef Ilia vote ef that State. Tha, Whifs, tce. There was an insurance of 85,000 ! for Father Matthew in tbe first place to pay his son, it wat formally resolved that he should
a,Tote4ror tlie prtpositioh to appoint lb eomroll'icolTer's buiJdinp-H f. anil.lSor 815,000 j debts ; and in the next lo purchase bim an annuity, be shot and this younjf sprig of I lie law from
ofauiryr, aud the Locos, wth two honorable he stdekj of goods consuuictl or injured, lin order that he may continue bis labors for tba j Alabama, Xuiicy, selected to uo trie uteii.nr
ptMM, Toted in a body against it.
Banner I promotion of Temperance.
1 fall himself the insult was made too point-
ness men and their Inmilies ; and cost together with
the uround, upwards uf $2,500.
The whole, or any part uf the sbove described
Pr.i(K:rly, may' be hml al privaie sale on application I"
either of the undersigned ; and lo' accouim slate pur
clu.rrs, will be divided and sold in separate Tene
ments if they should prefer it. - ,
TKKMn ' Approved negotiable paper at His liank
of the aiaie of North Carolina at It dentil.
WM. Hll.U
I. J.VO UI;FFAI.0E,
V jo. HLTCIIINS,
: -ttS-VftA-Kf'ti,
II. T. BI-AKB,
W. L. QI EV.
rtai.igh. rb. m.
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IT is ordered hv Ihe President and Directors of tha
Literary Fund, that all Noies due aLlhia board,
oi, sr btluie tlie Ist day uf January 18 4. I an, I which
a I lit ! I not lie renewed un or before tha 1st day of
March nen, shall be put in suil fur collection. .
By Order,
. II. W. GRAHAM.
Seeiaisry of ilia Lnri Uornl.
January tj, 184. "
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