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FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1815.
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RALEIGH REGISTER,
iA LEIGH. N. C.
Tuesday, Jaly 1, 1845,
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
.We hav. never before seen the - Lmei writtsn
a Lunatic." From the manner In which they
axe aent t. hs. we cannot tell whether t not they
are genuine. Be that aa it may, the first fonr verse
re very Ume indeed. The concluding stania, how-
ver, ii not only magnificent, but .ublime. It n as
follow: , i . , .
,f.TeII them, I AM, JeuovaB WW "
' "To Moaics, while Earth heard iu dread,
" Anil, smitten to the-hearl,
" At once, above, beneath, around,
" All nature, without voice or aounil,
- Replied Oil ! Loan THOU ART !"
SUPREME COURT. -
Opinions have been delivered by the Judgea in the
following Care, 'via:
By RurriN, C.J. in Love v. Edinonston, from Hay
wood, afGrminsr the judgment brlow. Aim. in Battle
r. Howell, from Haywood, affirming the judgment
below. Also, in den tx itm Love r. VVillbourn, from
Buncombe. arTirmiu; the judgment below. Also, in
Watnon t. Robinson it Siler, from Burke, reversing
the judgment, and awarding a eenire dt novo.
Bv Damfl, J. in Enloe & otliera . Guinn &.
olheni, in Equity from Hay wood, affirmin)r the de
cree. Aiao, iu l)e aver r. Crouch, in Equity from
Buncombe, divmimiug the Bill. Aleo, in Welle u
Wells, in Equity from Buncombe, directing a refe
rence. AIho, in State t. Deberry, from Montgonie
ty, affirming the I. 'judgment below. Also, in Mate
e. MUvtt.il. from Franklin, reversing the judgment
below. Also, in iiute n. Itunter, from Macou, af
firming the judgment below.
By "Naih, J. in Deaver e. Keith, from Buncombe,
ffirminr th iud?ment below. Alio, in RadclirF e.
Alpreea cc. Co., in Equity from Buncombe, affirming
the decree.
MEETING AT FA YETTEVI LLE.
At a very numerous meeting of the citizens of Fay
etteville, (W. Wi.islow, Ejq. the Mayor, being in th
Chir,) on several motions, (which elicited considera
ble discussiou,) it was resolved, almost- unanimously,
that a new Street should be opened through the burnt
district, from Hay Street opposite Donaldson Slreet
to Union tree(, so a to divide that large Square, and
afford an opportunity better to drain Hay Street and
to arrest fire ; that the present system of Citizens'
Patrol should be abolished, and a hired Guard substi
tuted ; that th Board adopt all means within it
power to prevent the erection of any but Fire Proof
buildings on th vacant lots ; and that a Committee
-report to a subsequent meeting jshat further measure
are accessary to prevent or extinguish fir.
MEDICAL.
W. have received ibe June number of the ' St.
Loui Medical and Surgical Journal," edited by M.
L. Linton, M. D. and W. M. McPhektb, M. D.
Lecturer on Clinical Medicine, and one of the Phy
sician of the St. Louis Dispensary. The latter gen
tleman is a native of this place, and we are truly
gratified to perceive the high stand he has taken in
his new home. He has numerous friends hre, who
will watch hi onward progress with lively solicitude.
, MUSIC OF POLITICS.
It was a whim among the ancient Philosophers,
that there exists a secret connexion between the
Matie of a nation, the character of the people, and
th nature of their government. It aeenm to us,
that some foundation for the theory, may be found,
even, iu lb samiuan parlance of mankind an in
dex, by th by, which u rarely consulted without
advantage. Are 'hot nations, between whichnoopen
hsjtility exists, said to be living iu hfirmjny 1 Are
not all diplomatic aifair carried on by meanof nores?
Are not Ministers bound to have a hate for their ne
gotiations, and compelled to act according to the tenor
of their instructions t Do not belligerent powers,
when tired of s-j'ianderiiij the wealth aud blood of
the people, bsgin to approich each other by mean
tT Ooerturii T Is it-not an every day complaint, that
th. Adin-'iiUratioii ha brought mutter to a pretty
fitch, ail tint it insas'tre do not uit the time.
Bit if any oie h stilt disponed to donht the ra
ff jenoe of Mine apin Government, we beg them' to
recollect the extraordinary e.1ets of Ca ir and
the " Mirseilles Hymn," which unjentled the strong
est heads, and almost, (lik Diivukn's Music,) " uu
tuaed ill. Spheres." Iu England, the powers of
"God save the King," and v Rule Britannia," and
la eur ,ra, country, of " Hail Columbia" anJ "Yan
ke Hoodie,' are well known ;fwhile iu Ireland, "St.
Patrick's day in the morniug,'or "Croppies lie down,"
ars enough to bread a rebellion.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
Our EUctioo fur Member -of Congress, in North
Carolina, takes placfV on Thursday, th. 7th day of
August. The fallowing are tk. Candidates in no
minatiaa : jj, .
Dittritti, Whig: ' Tcm Ftct:
1st T. L. Cliueman, -
Sd
3d
4th
5tR
. 6th
7th
8th
Jth
D. M. Barriuger, CharTe'Fher, --
A. a McMillan, David S. Keid,
Jonathan Worth, )
Alfred Dockery,
J. H. Haughton'i Jamea O. Dobbin,
Tha. IX Meares, Jani J. McKay,
Hubert C Bond, J. VL S Daniel,
. Tt if. Doaaell, Henry 8. Clark,
David OutlaWj AsaBigi.-,
. CT Mr,' Hxvairon, trti'WVg Candidate for Con
gress in this Diatriot will iddriia bis Fellow -Citiieua
at tji. bUowvng times and places z .
' Friday, 4ti . at Averasbore'.
Saturday, 5th " at Duer Store.
fcf Jh eoroce.f Georgia have nominate Mr.
Hall McAlulor, for Governor.
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bhuwsk ur rum. . .
: tktf bad a answer W fish duridg a (ttst at Lii
31. en Sunday. 'Some af them war. tbre r foor
iMhas In length, and were aliv. and playful in the
J where tb.y fU. ,
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triet In the State, and by a nmted and vnroroua ef-
roe v nijr nave' now l ira i y
fort, tbey may succeed in gaining lwor three mem
bers t the August Elect ion. The men whom the
Whigs have n their Tickets, are all good men and
true mrn who are able to expoee the fjlre pre
tence of the misnamed Democratic" party, and
to set before the People, the true policy of eur Go
vernment, and exhibit to them their best interests.
, In The Firtt District, the Wbigs still Cling aronnd
their well-tried and faithful man, who will of coilree
be triumphantly returned, the pure, bracing air of
the mountains being too invigorating and fresh fbrthe
consumptive and decaying form of Ijoco Fooomui.
U lb. Second, th. honet, .traight.orward aud
eloquent BAaaiNeia, we have no doubt, will oppose
the strong and invincible Bar of truth to the big
Fish, and make him quiver and blubber with his
dyinjrgasp.
In the TAird District, we expect to ee our Can
didate not only break the bruised Reid of Locofo
coism, but vanquish its whole host.
In the Fourth, we have no opposition from the
enemy; but two of our friends are contesting which
of them shall represent that District. We hope their
controversies will not Dock a single feeling of fiiend
ship from their bosoms fur each other; and let which
ever may succeed, there will be a Representative
Worth having.
In this District, the Fifth, we have an able de
fender of our faith, and if his opponent is not pecu-
liarly lucky, we expect to hear hin. hallo to bin-,
" Haugh there i'o.'iin," and wheW him right about
for the piny woods of Cumherlaiid, instead of goiug
to ee the Congress Hall.
In the Sixth, the gallant yoim." ilire may run
over the old " wheel horse," f ir by his age, we
should jude him too old to run very fast now.
The Serenth District has, foi some lime, been
trammelled by the fetters of Locofoeoism, but new,
we have a man who can make them shake offthehe
Bonds and declare their freedom from it enthralling
slavery.
From the Eighth, we hope to hear that our young
champion ha not only Done-trell, but that hs ha
driven hi opponent back tu the Court House, to talk
to the Clark about his fees.
In the Ninth District, we have a candidate who
for shrewdness in detecting Icofoco hypocrisy and
chicanery, is a perfect Outlaw. Indefatigable in
industry, untiring in energy,, and fearless and unan
swerable in argument, we Auu it will take a Bigg
er man than his opponent to beat him.
Then let us make a vigorous onset determined to
strike for our Country and our Cause, and all wiU
he well.
PENITENTIARY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Our reader are aware, that at the la.-t session
of our Legislature, a bill was passed directing the
different Sheriffs to' hold a )olt at Iho approaching
August election, to ascertain the sense of the peo
ple on the subject of establishing a Penitentiary in
our State. Thi of course, will be observed by the
proper officers, but we incline to tho-belief that suf
ficient prominence has Slot been given to the sub
ject by the press in the State, in order that the
people may act advisedly on the subject. The vo
ters will cast in tickets " Penitentiary" or " No
Penitentiary," as they may determine either iu fa
vor or against. NnrBcrnian.
Our friend of the " New Bernian" is mistaken
in the belief, that the Penileutiary Question is to
be Mibmitled to the people at the approaching E
leetion. The words of the Act of Assembly are
"That, at the next Election for Mrmher of the
General Au'emhly of this State, the Sheriff, or other
proper Officer, in every County in the State, shaM
prepare a box for the reception of vote on the sub
ject of a Penitentiary," &o , &.c.
CALCULATION IN PRINTING.
Every column of a Newpaper contains several
hundred distinct pieces of metal, the misplacing of
ny one of which would cause a blunder or typo
graphical error. With this curious fact before the
reader, he must wonder at the general accuracy of
Newspapers, and be more disposed to excuse than
magnify error of th Pres.
HT Exercise for the body, occupation for the mind
these are the grand constituents of health aud hap
piness the cardinal points upon' which every thing
turns. Motion reemsto be a great preserving princi
ple of nature, to which even inanimate things are sub
ject; for the winds, waves, tho eartto-iHself, are restless,
and the wafting of trees, shrubs and flowers is known
to be an essential part of their economy. And what
exercie is to the physical frame, occupation is tp th
miud.
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O" Previeu to ihe war of 18I3v with Great Britain,
there were o Canals iu th United States, excepting
th. Middlesex Canal, 37 mile in length which was
finished iu 1808, and the Santee Canal, 22 miles in
length, in S. Carolina. There are now nearly 4000
mile of Canal, which have coat at least 100 mil
lion., of dollars. i'1'
Th. first Railroad in this country was tha short
road of thres or four' miles in length, at Quincy iu
Massachusetts, built to transport granite lo tha head
of sloop navigation. Now there 'are n. leas than
4000 mile of Railroads, which hav. cost not less
than 100 milium of dollar.
BATHS US STEAMBOATS. ;
A new steamboat, built at Portland, called th.
" Rrcbiriond," intended to ruu between Muliked's
Bend and New Orleans, has been furnished with a
Ladies' Bath Room, astern the wheel house, and is
to have a Gentlemea's Bath Room in from of the
wheel house. A gwjdea.
FOREIGN INFLUENCE.
Illinois permits foreigners to vote iipoo a six months
residence, says the Louiieille Demaeiut, and dor not
reqtiireth qualification" of naturalization and citizen
ship. The consequence is, says the Louis' New
Era, thai several thousand persons ara permitted to
vote who are not citizens of the United States, and
whiLtthey are still subjects of foreign kings. The
MBsequsnec is a most psrnicious foreign iufluon.
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The Proreiwioii und eereiiionif at New York
TueeHay M, m honor of Gen. JaA, ..
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nprn vprv iniDwt nir. 11 we miv uqit nihii ttiv w
acriplion five in the papers. Th Proceealon nnm-
. bored frrtn 40 to 5I,000. Th (lay was very line,
and t!.e n holexalTair passed off well. Mr. B F?i-r-i.F.ir
df livered theNQralion in the Park. En-Presi
dent 'as Buren, Gov, Wkioiit, Ex-Governor Ma
ct and Geaeial WiNKrsui Scott joiued tha ProceS'
sion.
We copy from one of the New York papers, the
following paragraph:
" Texus, too, was repreented in th stupetidou
Procession, in the person of the Hon. tinmen I . Ar
elmr. I lie father of the revolution, and (iea'homs
J- "f'T ?'"7 ?
George Van Nesa aid Lieut. Clark. Lnnit. ( .
on tTiis occasion the'standurd bearer of the first Tela
flag Hint was ever planted on the went file of the
itio Bravo. There is a tale connected with iIiim tint,
flag which every friend of Texas w ill re.id with in
terest. It is the flag known iu the celebrated Mier
expedition as "The lltuody Red," and w.-ia first
hoisted iu Mexico, opposile Serado. by Gen. Green
and four companion Subsequently Geii..G., ac
companied by Capt. Reese alone, crossed the Rio
Bravo, and hoisted it in the fuce of an oppoeiug
enemy. Frninlliattime.it was the Imnuer of Gen.
Green's fiaj boat in his de-cent upon that river.
At t fie bloodv btttle of Mier, it was desliued to ft.
At the capitulation (.'en Green, who had opposed
the surrender, broke his anus upon the pavement,
cut up the Hag Willi his knile. aud put the piece in
his pockets, lie surrendered nottiin; hut his naked !
bword-belt to Ceu. 4niindi.i, who demanded his
arm?, hut wa pointed for Ihem lo the fragments in
the street. The M evienn ( teller:,! I hen ntterert A5(0
rew ard f,)r t1K b'oxlv red" flair a portion of which
Grceu lieM in his hand as a handkerchief, but he
was told by t'ireen that there was not money enough
in Mexico to buy it. These remnants were the bo
som companion of Gen. Green in almost every prison
iu Mexico ; and when he made hi wonderful escape
from the cast h-ol Perole he buried it in a marked
spot, from which it was afterwards exhumed by bis
friends and sent home to hi tn ; and, wonderful as i'
may appear, it added one to the thousand graces of
the funeral solemnities yesterday."
PROSCRIPTION.
After reading the following extract of a Letter,
written by "ene of the faithful," to the Editer of the
Petersburg Republican," how can any doubt that
there is a systematic determination, on the part of the
present Administration, to proscribe every office-holder
who had the firmness to vote as his conscience dic
tated?
" Nothing of importance has occurred since I last
wrote you all things are moving on as hefore; some
little talk about removutS'in the first of the month,
but nothing that can be relied mi. The office-holders
many of them are in " fear and trembling,"
particularly those who do not exactly know wheUier
tiei are higH or Itemiinain. I hat there is a re.
f'trm going on in ihe (fovernmenf, there can he but
little doubt, by which our friend will lie provided ftr
and nur. opponent displaced ; When this work will
properly ami actively cumineuce, no one can tell ;
the process is cerlaiuiy tr"ing ou, the scheme is laid,
Slid no one need despair."
PROSCRIPTION.
" The work goes bravely on." Dr. MiNoc.of the
Petersburg Otliee, bus to make way pr Win. N.
Friend. Thus says the Union :
OFFICIAL.
Avponlment hi the President.
William N'. Friend, as Deputy Pmtmaster at Pe
tersburg, Virginia, in the place of John Mings, re
moved. i MUSICAL RAIN.
The Editor of the Louisville Journal, whose mind
seems imbued with Ihe spirit of poetry, and lowborn
common place thiiiffs of life appear in the beautiful
hues reflected by his own imagination, gives utter
ance to the following nut-burst : "We have listen
ed to the -. ;(jb of birds in early springtime lo th
innoi eut prallle of ehi.dhood to the soul inspiring
stti:iusof merody from the lis of beautiful women
lo the murmurs of half-hidden brooks iu the lapse
of a summer evening fo the softened roar of the
distant ocean and lo the delicious gushing of mu
sic from every variety of instruments when played
on by the best performers and have been entranced
by each and every one of them. Bnt really we
could not help thinking that the pattering of th
rain-drops on the tree iu our vicinity within the
past two or three Jays made music "more exqui
site still."
fCT Bishop Andrkw, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, lias Written a letter to Ihe llililur fel
th Southern Christiun Advocate, in which, after sug
gesting the possibility that "wannlh and o r ational
bitterness" may hav been exhibited oq each side of
Mason and Dixon' tine, lie exhort all to examine
thnniBelve and put away every thing contrary to
love ; to cultivate a good understanding between 4l re
two divisions of the Church ; and especially urges the
Preachers to " lead the way in the great work of
promoting revivals of religions-such revival as we
hare kuowu in days of old deep, thorough, over
whelming, bearing down all before tlirm, and gath
ering inlo the gospel-net all, rich, poor, black.'wkile,.
old, young, wise aud ignorant." -
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"conscience.
Some unknown individual has remitted to the
cashier of the Commercial Bank, Albany, $100,
wilh,the following not. iu Roman letters:
" Supposed to have been overpaid by the Teller,
tea or eleven year ago, fifty dollars liestored by
instructions from Jehovah See Ezekirl, ehapttr 33d,
terse 14 anal IS. Wjth inlerel lbli."
Th. $100 was for re-payment of principal and
compound interest in full.
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O A correspondent of the ' Charleston Evening
Post" mention a Rattlesnake that was found dead
in the wood, near Georgetown, S. C, which
7 feet long, bad 73 rattles, and teeth an iuchsd
a half loug. , s
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A young poet of Cleveland, Ohio, his fallen in
lov. lb. second lime.- ' It may be true (hat " true
lor. never did run nrtootB'but it can't be said of
his poetry. Cincinnati' Inquirer.
wuiut i- tuvd a n at her girl v
Hur'ntme it wu murrier
but betsey deer my luv for
is 4a lima mora sign.,
FUNERAL OBSEQUIES.
UNMUST PROSCRIPTION,
! V' nmiceH nimnur emiie pks sincp, thm
TC.m.r nr '' l had wn.
, ft! to remove the amai tmihlul and frcw.
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in thi un.icter.. mun- v.
u .nr ne " c'iMia iwar, nrr.iure iliry did nut
han. to be Ins polukal ailliereivs. 'i'lio ruumr
t iKn t.n.A i .. I .
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v , e,-vm eMnii Hienrit'il. ,
learn, liowovvr, Ihat llif eentfnrc nf deeapii nioi,
wa'V"ly nwfpi"iicd." f'itpt 8 Wihii Imrsi. K
er of i lie Ljjit B -at at I'.'i.u ot Mtrsh. Im Iwi I
rvimived, Hlld Capt. Abeaiinn Kuil'-rd in ,,n
placP. Al r. Anson, t, .kuit. K''ep-r cf Hie
L'a' B'Kit at ln Slmal, h i lie.-n ilisplnertl
and VylUte D. Siymti apKiinie, in In i!ac
At t.ipt. r nrrow, Kefixr i tli, (),rirnke
Lifflit B'M', hut bt'eu liirniMl out, anil Mr. V.ib'ii-
tmP K 'l nr.nn put in Ins pUie. We hwanl i.f in.
M fW , " fn
tlut h ive liren removed, nor do we bcheve. frnm
rwir 'anifiiig and known fan lit'iiliiecs, that any
emi be viitli ulh, hroughl aaius! them. W'e
bcl.pvn it is purely a carrying out d'iIih dwltlntf
ol 1 ni jfoisin, ihdt " to lliu li. tnrs lit'lunga llie
s,oi!s" Wo nhnuld like to bear of any gisij
reason hearing upmi tli public inliircals, fur I In
peity auJ unjust act of party tyranny.
Sew Bernian.
WIIKAT CROr AND 1'ilK DROL'GHT.
' V" learn Inun rtiflVrent pari" ol Orange, that
the Wheal rr, whiili Ins j ist been li uu ed,
far ex ei-ded ail txpei lalMiii. The yield w.isrou
Hitleri'ulr, aiu! the graju is eid in lie reiiiark ably
good. A fanner in ihi neujM'orhoui '"Id us tht
he IihiI never iimle hener Wheal. What aiiun
rlant re.isoii li iv we io he iliaukful to n kind I'm
videm e for I bus blessing I he labor ol i lie husband,
man; and how prone are we tu murmur even
while lie is blessing us. J).
The droiijflit yet ronlinuos in this section of
the roiintiy, tli"ii;'li we have hid some eliglit
showers ol rain within a few weeks. The O.ii
tf'p will yield liiile or nothing because of ihe
drought; and there is but n lull prospect for a
Corn crop unless we have ram very s'miii. Hay
lleaUMI grarioiislv smile upon us, and send us
" the early and the lulier rain," and thus avert
i he distress u Inch a coiitiiiuaun: ol ihe droiighl
iiitist oceasiiin. We initn'e in our exi'lianges
tnat the (lroiitjlit seems lo he as general a the
Lie frost wlik li did en much injury.
llilhlmrn' Rcctrdcr.
HT Some of Mr Clark's adheren'a amnng
iboin Ihe Turboro' Press--arn ittlemp'iug lo
sneer at Mr. Donu.'llas a ynun tiriu a 'bpanl
less boy," some of ilu-in call lum. 'I'his reminds
us of IVi'it reply !o a similar charge made against
bun by Waliole, which is so appropn'ale lo t lie
rccasion that wo subjoin it : ,. .S7if H'(ii.
'"The alrocious ciime of beini a young man,
which the honurab'e genileniaii has, wilh sii-h spi
rit and decency, .charged upon me, I shall Ueilher
uilempt lo puliiale nor deny ; hut content luysell
wilh wishing ibat I ma) lc one of Move wb'Mi
routes cease wjih their youih, and not ol. tljal uiiin
ber h ho, ore igliorar.t in spile of expericrfce.
" Whelber youth enn be impuled lo any man as
a reproach, I will not, sir, assume the province of
determining but surely, age may le-coino justly
contemptible if the opportunities which it brings
have:pas.-ed away without improvement, and vice
apears tu prevail when the passion have subsided.
The wreii h who, alter having seen the consequences
of a thousand errors, comiiiues still tu blunder, ami
whose a;e has only aildi'd ob.liiiacy to stupidity, is
surely Ihe object of eiiher abhorrence or eouleiiipt ;
and de-erves not that bis g'ey hairs should secure
him from insult. Much more, sir, is he to be ub-
horn-d-who, as he advances in aje hus reeeueU j
from vutue, and becomes more wicked wilh les
temptation ; wtio prostitutes him .elf for money which
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he cannot enjoy, mid spends the remains of his hie
in Ihe ruin of his country."
IT The Standard of the 11th inst., in an tip.
peal tn i's friends to upiort 1 l'-nry S. Clark,
the "whi'e washed Iico Foco" candidate of
,tbn 8'h DiH'nrt, says," Your- party your
country" We have always thought lh UiC"
valued iheir partv more than their country, but
hate never seen it publicly acknowledged lie
I'fire. Old Nurth Stule.
AlabaWa Hooi J ishua I Martin, formerly
in Congress lias taken the (ield as an inib'pend.
"rit Lococsndulate for fiovernor, againsl Col Nat.
Terry, the regular candidate. Martin appears to 1
he in earnest, as he lias res igned an important I
Judgeship as to take the field unincumbered.
If the Whigs do no' jiresent a candidate, we think
Mariin will be elected.
NEW llaMFTiHIilB Win,; NoHINATI!.-At . . ,.er,,n;-, clK..e.r,N , K..l.....at. wa.
Whig Stale Coiivcn'mn behl.at Con. nrd on U ed- 1 h,;,,,,,, , c,e w,;, , ,ie ei.,,,., and
nesday. Gen. Anthony Colby, ul New lamdon, a German kept close to liiui. puflirg ihe unsa
wae unanimously re.noininaled as the Wti'g can- ' voury linin o! his rijar into his l ice The l!ng
didate for Governor, and lion. Iciiabok (ioouwin, lishman reinocs rmed. but the quiet German ken'
of Portsmouth, was also unanimous y nominated
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as ihe Whig caiulidale for Congress, to lill the
vacancy now exiSiing in the delegation from that
Slat.
O In lha ; Tabic Talk" of the last number of
the Knickerbocker a good duelling story is told
An Englishman, "brave as Jullu Ca.-sar," chal
lenged a Frenchman to moral combat. KnnA-.
ing Joh n Bull to be a dead shot, the Freru lunaii,
being the challenged party ami hat ing the 1 tinier
of ple,time and weapon, selected mgltii a large
d irk apartment, and pistols. I he sec;ids were
to remain outside and give the word, at.er receiv
ing which earh was to fire when he pleam-d
Fire .'"cried Ihe second, when the combal h.ul
been' locked in and dei la red themselves " redy."
But no sound was heard. Johnny Buil .coiild lind
nothing for an aim ; and his adverty, tie.iring
him gmpe around," tired at raitdoin. John -wa'
iefe erlotigh now ; and alltr svfarrhrn? every cor
ner oilb. roo'u in vain Jar any indication of the
wherealNMila ol lit antagonisie, he iti lengtlj ex.
1 lu'aierf; "Ouinut lam tired of ih lun.4 besides,
IHn iaiisfiedj" Ho bad groped his. way to the
fireplacind now placed the muzzle of the pis
toUipto tha mouth of the chimney and fired.
Thert was a shriek a yell and down came the
Fiwthrban. dead at a door nail I
1
v Tbe Richmond "Time" ays thifthe aeorihts
of.the) tobacco .crops in. Virginia areex'remely un
fa.oriible. The destruction of plants by the late
TO.; stid dry weal her ha been total in eom ca
se." "The rereiii rains," remarks tbe Times,
HwiII enable ihe olaoter .with favorable aeas.iis,
I'MT' plant by the firsY of Julywhick would be
Trjr late, but miht possibly be, earl .noujh to
akf (ltf ffoo i vrtg ona. '
FOI'RTII OF JVt'.
PROGUAMME.
A Katiomai. Sali'tk At I)av-bii.
Divine Servie at .Vsni iie, at I'rttbytei ian Church.
ORDER OF I'KtK ESslO.N.
To be formed at the Court lluuse, at 10 o'eleek,
and march in following Order lo the Presbyterian
Church, and enter iu reversed Order:
ANDREW' J. POLK, Chier Martial.
D. K. Mac Hah, Assistants. J. II. Clinch.
Wake Cavalry. -Raleigh
Guard.
Mechanics' A a s o c I a t i e n .
Soil ol Tl'Uiperunre. and Teniuerupe Sorielies
I'Oiciuor tu,! ltuuds of Departments. -Judeof
supreme Court.
Member and LW.enibvrs of C'unjnu.
Clergy.
InUudaut of Police and Coinmisiiontr.
5ira ngers
Citizen.
Cmuiiltr ul Arrangements.
Chaplain
Oratr and lieader.
Fayetteville Slreet will he illuminated, tnd eiii
rens will please, in promenading, go cJulvn 01X J0
righl, and return on the lft.
Al t-J o'cloek, P. M. th Mecklfliihurg Declaration
of Independence will be rend, to'froul of Ihe Capi
tol, pieiaeed by an OraMou, by Tuuaia Maiial
Out xii, Esq
ANDREW J. POLK, Chief Marshal.
Raii.road AartiKNr- Ve learn from the
Ho Iiiinmd Tunes that a curious ami fatal aeri.
dent hippened nil 1I10 RichioOiid mid Fiederieks.
burg' l ailroad on Saturday, near (,'hf slcrfield
Dnp.it, six miles beyond tho " Juiictiuu," by
which a young man about '0 or 2'J years of age,
stating Ins name to be Goorge B-mlev, and that
lie was from Philadelphia, wa killed. No one
saw ill,! occurrence, and lie alone, diking the
briel period winch ho survived afier it, slaled
how 1! Ii ippened. 'J'he (rain was t lie mail train
lor Richmond, consisting of the baggage, mail,
and passenger rare-, wilh what is "called the
" box.rar," bringing up the rear. Heniley sta
led t lint nfler Ihe train hid lilt llo; Depot, lie
alteinpied tn get on, and seized the liiiiilinost
passenger car. but wa unable In e;e up, ami
swung oh with bis hand uii'ii hn could Imld no
longer going 111 tins way, be supposed, for a
quarler ol a mile and, falling, the box car pass
ed over him, breaking Ins lelt ihin.li, Ins right
leg, and culling nlf one of his fret, lie a
soon after discovered by persons in I lie vicinity,
and everv .i''en'ion Ins condition rornnred was
paid tn liini, but lie survived only ahutil an hour.
Bouiley stated hn was aware of 1I10 danger of
getting on ihe cars when ju motion, and blamed
no oiiu for bis f.ile.
ni.'IIIKI) TREASURE.
-;Ve have been informed of 11 singular rase of
" Removal of the Depositos" u liich liappened in
the neighboring invvti n Beverly. An aged lady
ol lha' (dace was desirous ol possessing a lot ol
land which hail been contracted for by twenf tier
grand-hihlreii, but who readily gave it up as il
joined ihe old Lilly's, num. As the lion: approach
ed lor payment, she was reuninlid thilil'slie
wished lo (.b.iire tho pun base, I he money
. ,rP,,., 4.1 ,1 i.. .. 1
must
" """: '""""" '' "
iriiing
t ike her to her farm house, which they did. NI10
then culled lur a crnvr liar, and pointing In the
side ol lli-,oM chimin y. she directed them to re
move tho brick The yoiinjr inrn set t lipinselvii
diligenily tu work, and oil digging sway the bricks
ami mortar found a hoard conlaiiiu g rlcien hint
tired dnlhir iu hard money! Tim old lady llien
il"clareil that she placed ihe money llieje anil
plasiereij ii up with her own hands af i(l tinm
of th Revolutionary war ! Dirriug all llns peri
od ol (11 yi-ars she retnineil the secret so lir own
breasi, proving beyond all cavil lha! some women
can keep a secret, and long tune ton.
It appear from lln transaction that her object
111 biding Ihr money was more for nrrurity llian
inenmr, us 1 be simple inlerejil on ihe mini liurieil
would hive amntinteil to StO-'ll, or, if 1 10 had let
it accumulate at rrnnpninut interest hIio hoiiIiI
now Irivolnd ihe pretiy hMlesiim olover 83,000
insieadol $I,1(K) Danicri Courier.
A Hmoktiw ArvKt-rioTK At Frarkfort, la'ely
a curious rircumhtaiice occurred, illos'ra'tve of
ll... -I, .. ., :r ..( ll.,. .nrl sm.I ll.n.lnll
' putling away as il he had not beard tin- English-
!. .. ,.!...!. I. ..II l
man s vuli e. At last tin: Iiiiglishiiiau eiioweu a
tili ing d.sKii'lon, and maintained lint 110 man
had a nhl m putr 1 ii-. h oul ol Ins imuiili in'o
anotti'T man's lace, and Ihal suiokiug ought lo be
confined to smoking places The . vy German
wilh all the slowness and gravity ol Ins nation,
Col.ily replied in the woist of English; " V'a. ya
Sir John li'ill, what ruhl hive you to complain
to inakool lln sue Lot my inok. when your one
coal have bin burn and make big smell lor ten
minutes, and I nothing say lo you !" The Ei g
lisliiiian, to Ins great discoinliture. found that hi
coat, or ralher cloak, was shriveled and burned
up lo his waistcoat by the German stove.
The I long Kong Register copies a long article
from the Bengal Hurkaru on liie subjiil of the
ice trade. The quantity shipped from Button
last year is sud to have been 55,000 tons, deliv
ered" on board at an average cosl of 8- 55 per
too, while the product of sales is puC down at
33,575 (MKf. " Mr. Wyeih.at Cairutia. Ins greet
ed a noble building for tl.e storage of ire ; it bss
a triple will 10 feet high, 179 feet wide, and Vjl
feet long, encli. ng more than three qnariers ol
an acre, and f apabl. of holding HO.OtKt ton of ice.
The walls ir. of brick, and messure. from the
ourtid. of tb exterior to the inside of the in
terior wall, foor feet, will) flue or air apace be
tween. The whole is covered by five roofs, also
with air space, between. The Register calls
loudly for the" establishment of an ice'.Twuse at
llotig Kong, and rejoice in the kn.w!v!ge liiat
gcj'Hpu!y hbonlri!ered from 11 ston.
The comrorxlily ppear be p'mitulit Shaug
hai, and is ficejy aed by. Ihe tWimeSe.
VT An'lTw'a pitper record ibn deflth nf oil.
of the t oJwi. ud wusl tcspctd cimou, g8 J
Vw.uiy.uin. t
In Boston, Mas., Mr. Thoma S. Hutchlni, f
Newhern, iu thi Stat., to Mia Ann Gault, of tha
former City. ,
l' In tirreu-borough, Alabama, Major Allen C.aVMie,
fjrmetly of ihis S.uie, tu .Mux CathuriUe-dauahUr mt
I ll L' :
DitO
In tlti City, on fUlnrday last, Mr. Melinda T.iin.
dep. wifeof Mr William laiiuxlen. She was a mem
br of the Methodist EpMoiial Church, sud died in
tha full auraiie of tn.eooy nient of a brighter and
boiler world beyond the grave X.
At the residence of Charles Baring. Esq. in lin
derson Coiiiity, ou the !ilt of June, Rev. Joiim tits.
on.rim, aged .13. We feef iucompeient lotlis task
ot peiirlraying the character of this pooV man, and
hope some 0:1. more familiar wilh ha lif than w.,
will favor lit wi ll a skeich.
At t:iiapel Hill, on Wednesday, ths 13th ult , Mr.
Anthony Peltier, aged IU years.
In Orange County, Mis Sarah E. -Hnlloway,
daughter of Mr. Nathaniel tiotruway, aged lit years.
Life Insurance.
NEW YORK ir Tl'AL LIFE IMCIUCE C03IPJSI.
B"E "","r",,'r hnninj been spuointed Agent
J3 for Hie above L' uiipsiiy. , prepared lo receive
spplirsiion,, and to . o.iiniunicsle all necessary In
humation 011 tb suljei t io sueb as may apply.
JOHN ei. lill'llARDS.
U iliiiiiniitin June SB. 6! osw3r
Gi.EENHOW'8 OREGON,"
II E History of Oregon snil C.hf.rnis, and
the tilher I tonlones 011 ihe Nonh west Cos.l
of N.irib Ainetica : A c,.nipnied by Getniiapliicsl
View and Map of llio-e t ouutries. Ami number
of documents as proofs and illusiraiinns of the Unto
ry. By Holwrt (iieenbow. Trjii.ls'or and Libra
nan to lb Depurlnient of Sllof ihs CnU.d Mates,
etc.. tVc
't he shove splendid work on Orsjon, tie., ha
hrn received. od it for sal at til iNortb Cirohna
Uookslore, ItaU'igb, N. -'.
TURNER 4 HUGHES.
June SO. 6J
ity itiandaid, fltar and Independent.
fejTATi; of Mfordi CarIliia.JOH
79 UTON t liCN I Y, Comi uf l ie and guar
ler Sessions, Mayferra, 1816.
I .bulla Hoyies, )
vs. C I'c
. I'clilion for Dover.
Henry Him Is,
In this rase il appesring to th. satisfaction of th.
Court. ihi Henry Hoyles, ihe Defendsnt, reside,
hey'iid ihe luiiils of ihi Huie : It is Iheiefor efder
e.l. thm publication be made in lb Ksleiah Register
for six weeks, noiilving said Henry Hoy let to appear
al the nm Tetm of our aul Court, lo be hbl for
lb t'ounly ol Johnsion. al tbe Court House in
Kmiihfield, on the fbuith Monday in Auiutl next,
then ami there to shew cu, if any hs hslh. why
me prayer 01 in I'etn loner sttnitltl 1101 he ranted. Ac.
VV'ilness, Thomat Usitley, Clerk of ourssiJ Cowfe
1 oftica, the fourth Montlav 111 Mv. 1846.',
I'HO. BAGLEY, c. c o.
I'r. Adv. fa 62j. 01 Ow
rjfVMCEN UP, and comm. lied to Ji in Slates.
I ville. Iredell County, fi. ('., June 20ih, 1848,
a Negro boy, hi lays hi name I JOHN slxitit
i'l Vf rs of ae, (V feel, 8 or 7 inch hi h 1 very
black, tolerably thick lip , talk quirk snd pntmpti
some scars ou hi back has on pair of tow pantaloon-,
the balanc of bis cppsrel very" trifling John
savs he w is ii. d in Annapolia County, Virginia,
bv John Had. and sold 10 a trader by lha same of
N oil, who sold him lo a Mr. Gibson, in Alabama,
wilh win. 111 he stuyed some ibir week and depart
ed Tbe owner i requested In come forward, pro re
piopertv. pay charges, and take hun away, otherwi-o
he will be dealt with s the law in such case pro
vide.. ISOBLE N. MILLS, Jailor.
June 51. 1845. ( I'r. adv. 7.) 61 Ira
Splendid July Schemes.
307o0fT Dollars I
Alcinndrln Lttllerf,
CLASS 'iH, IOR 1815.
Tube drawn in Alexandria, D. C. on Saturday,
July 12ih. 1815.
AI'ITsl.S.
S3,0O0 g I O.OOO 5,000 93,1190! I
lOO I'l iz.es of 1VOO Ooliur. I
&.c. &.C. Ac.
79 Number lottery 13 Drswn Ballnta.
Ticket HO tlatve S- tjiiMeri f 2 50.
Cert ll. sles uf packages Whole Ticket ft I HO
D do 21 Hslf do 66
Do do 36 Quarter do 91 6
' SiO.OOO Capital.
A 1 c s it 11 l r I a I o 1 1 e r y ,
Cias Vfl), lor Isl.'j.
To be drawn al Alexandria, I). C. on Saturs'iv,
July ID. Mo.
skami nArtrAi.it.
10,000 1 i.,oo! s,ooat
..0OOI C1,00l
&o I'rUes of 1,000 1
' f.O do 600!
J0 do 300 !
Ac. Sir. AVe.
1-owMt I'r lie Hi.
Tirket. fiU. tlves 5, Qusrters 8? SO.
Certlfii Bt,s uf 4rt.a,es uf 36 W bole Ticket 140
Do do 25i!slf do 70
On - do 26 Quarter do 36
'30,0-00 Dollars!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
CUbs 30, roH IB 15.
To be drawn in Alexandria, D. C, on Saturday,
July 20. IS15.
BK1LLUNT .CtieMI.
30.000 Dollars! 10,000 DoIIaj. I
4AMX) Dollar I 8.000 Dollar !
2r00 Dollar.! 1,707 DolUn I
50 Prize, of 1.0O0 Dollar.! ".
60 do 400 Dollar!
B0 do 300 Dollars!
130 do .200 Dullar.1 "
Ac. Are.
Tiketo 10 Halve Quartet fl 80.
Crrtifli f e of ptcktges oil" whol tickets fU89
. D do half do t
Va do 43 quarter do i'i
Onltr jlov ticket and hsie arj certiSettre mt
ka(e in the bov.'Hplendul Lotteries, Will rtceire
ihe nvMi prompt .t.nilon, ' d n-Ttouiit vf lb.
drawing will be enl imiuediaUly attvf 'ii "M .ver, I)
sil who order licketa.from Aiidrese
' - J. U.GRJGUItY A l'., Mnga,
ankinUa City, W. .
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