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IT--'--' V . Ma. a . w . T7I fx 7- . V .TTH 4.4 If qe, 1 -"Tv,'." .i Is v 4J.. rV' " '"S V 7TuMiste4 every rl-'riday, by WfSg'to U, GALtty Mito and Proprietor, at Tlirefe ' ltlUrt per Annum. 4 : w r "PRIDXlf, jtPJLY 25; 1845. If sj r ;rrr; TTn;rra m-n immr'& ' ; LL . li) -.JILL -'.'L...I J.J .1. Ji.. AggsBjilwsa i rm BaSHBHBiMHBaSIMSHBBOBiDBDIMBSaBmmBBBSMIMHaHMMiH RAtEtfilf REGISTEU.V RALEIGH, N. C. Tuesday, July 25, 1845. MR. HAUGfiTON IN WAKE. Th Whip cndidt,for Conjr in this Ditrict, Mr. Hauoiitom, of Chatham, iddrewed a Urge me Mag of our citiieatoo Saturday tat. He oommenced with a brief aotic f the'Oregon and Texaa qn- Itiona, dwelt mora it length upoti the Sub-Treasury and Land Distribution, and then paused an to the dia I cuwion of that much veed matter the Tarift'of 1312, on which be expended mt of hi fcrce. Hi viewa were Urge and patrfotic, and eoared above the petty partieaa fceliuga which would sacrifice high National iitfrttitt-4UWse bebnti of Partyi "lie VI fortho'TarilTof 1842, not because it fniM not poiW to find fault with come of its detaiU, h-t becai:, tit n whole, it ie patriotic in its bjecta, and A tncricop in its resulta. HeTeroplfied by Various fore ble illustrations, the beneficial opera tion of the Tariff upon the farming interest, as well aa upon the great iudimtrial pursuits of the country : And if any man present, Whig or Loco Foco, did not in his heart confess, that the hue and cry ab'ut the exactions and oppression of the " Black Tariff " of 1843, are double-distilled humbuggery, that mail may safely place himself in the category of the most har deued political sinner of the nineteenth century. Ho inay " write himself down" if not that patient an Unal immortalized by Justice SWfoioat least, an incorrigible Democrat, joined to his idols, and a prop er aubject to be let aUni. On him, words are but wind, and arguments wasted. He was never reason- ad up into his Democratio Anti-Tariff altitudes, and ean never be reasoned down. His optics may be good eaeugh by iiature, but b bas stupidly scaled them with a viscou substance, named Democratic eye salve, and will blindly fall fhte the ditch. Let him fall, and Sweat be his sleep oil that pillow of mad, With bis robes democratic around him ! Mr. HiUOHTO.i is, evideutly, a " senior wrangler." Hie competitor, too, is doubtless a very amiable and olever man, who fearing that murder might be dune, which be could not have the heart to witness, has very prutleutly determined, it is said, to make no more foot prints in the District. He hath no stomach for the fight, and cannot "look on blood and carnage with eonipoeure." Yes, Mr. Huoiiton is perfectly at heme on the Tariff, and Mr. Dobbin is at home on the Cape Fear fishing, perhaps, for Trout, certain ly not bobbing for Withies. He may be wandef i"2V perhaps, why fish-hooks do not cost half so much under the present Tariff, as they did before iu passage. How will Mr. D. account for the dim inution in price 7 In tho same way, we .presume. that he accounts for the cheapness of most other protected articles, viz: " by the improvement in ma chinery." But thirf improvement was accomplished Before 1842. Moreover, would machinery have been improved, but for this same Tariff of Fiotectiou ? Mr. HauuiiTON said, that he and his competitor differed but little on the Oregon question. That he had been strongly opposed to the Annexation of Texas, but that that was now a settled matter. I" Il is annexed," and he, as a law-loving and law- 'abiding Whip, has no farther opposition to make. It was, virtually, the law of the land, and should have his support. He was in favor, ', of the dislrihu- Ition of the proceeds of the Public Lands, and claim led it at a right, and not a boon, from the (ieneral jCovernrnent. He was opposed to the Hub Treasu ry. It had signally, failed once, and had also been teedemfted by a very large majority of the people ; nd he knew of no additional reasons which should Low commend it to the confidence of the country. On the whole, Mr. Huanros gave entire eatis- action to the Whigs, and won, at least, the res pect of his opponeuM. He has shewn himself a ready and able debater eailm and collected, but en ergetic and occasionally bursting ont into those strains of real eloquence, which do the heart good. He is worthy to be the standard-bearer of the Whig' of this District. Let him go on. He may, perhaps, not be successful, ier 'tis uot in mortals to command success but, if he fail, he will have the proud con sciousness that he deterred success. THE DILL. Tbe duel, aliuded to in our last, aa about to take place between Messrs. Class and Dmoca, was fought at Bladensburg on Thursday last. The parties ex changed shots, and then became reconciled by the mutual interference of friends, neither haying sus tained any peraenaT injury. TROUBLES IN THE CAMP. At a meeting of the Senior Democratic Associa tion of Washington, of which John C. Rives la Pre sident, resolutions were offered under the direction f Maj. WIfliams, late private Secretary of the Pre sident, pre tern., approving the Worse of the President fax the dismissal of Major Lewis, as second Auditor. There waa a full meeting, and tbe resolutions by a decisive-vote were laid upon the table. It was urged that the resolutions were culled for, to counteract the effects of Major Lewis' operations in Tenuesse to defeat the iieroecracy in. tbe coming August elec tions. i f . . FROM MEXICO. . ' Tbe "New Orleans Tronic Dublishee a letter from Vara Croi. dared June 24. from which we take the follewiuff saracraDhs: There will be a declaration at war in a few davs by this Government against the United Males. Or ders have just been received to have all tbe public archives removed te Jalapa, which is sixty miles in the interior, for safe keeping. This looks like mak ing preparation. Th Mexicans have lately received an addition to their small marine three Urge gu boats, mounting each one 4 pounder, built in New York, well finish, e, and creditable to Americas ship-builders.' They east with the arms, etc, attached, about t )0,0t)0 each. . ' . -T Th distance between London snd Birtninrbam lately aerfarmed a son" hour and forty-five min lea. One hundred and ea miles in one hundred -ad fire minutes. ' . ' V "CONSWTEN'CT ISA JEWEL.'" We learn that Mr. Fn,1 the "Rowan Dietrtct, is denouncing ;ifh grest severityjhe actio h'b General Assembly upon the subject of Rkil Road end Swamp Lands. Mr. F. should refresh b1rtnorJ by reading the subjoined' Resolution! tSeneral Assembly of 1836, which are to be found at jgee 357, 358, of the printed Journal of the House of Com mons. At that Session, Mr. Fisiiea was a member from Ronsan, and", on Ml Ihotion, the Committee was raised on the Surplus "Revenue. He wasof course, Chairmun of fhe- Committee, but left before they made a Report. . Mr. Haywood has had the credit, heretofore, of originating the scheme which was adopted, for disposing of this money ; but, it will be seen from the Resolutions, that Mc. Fisiisr has a prior claim to the honor of appropriating the State's money for subscriptions ia RuiLRond Stocks, and draining the Swamp Lands. Here, they are : Commons Journal Page 357. ' On motion of Mr. Fii-her, " Remlred, That the Committee on t':e Surplus Revenue, be instructed to enquire into the expedi ency f investing a portion of the same in Slocks of the following Rail Road Companies, vix: The Kay etteville and Western, Haleich and Gskiou. and the Wilmington and Halifax Rail Road ('einpanies; and that they report by bill or otherwise." Same Journal Page 3j8 " Rnitohed, That the Committee" on Kdncatioa be instructed to enquire into the expediency of direct in" the Commissioners of the Literary Fund, to ap propriate a portion of that Fund to draining Matta muskeet Lake in Hyde County ; and thai they have leave to report by bill or otherwise." "v. TLIFE INSURANCE. ; By a notice in this paper, it will be seen that an Agency is established in Raleigh, for effecting insu rance on lives upon the mutual principle. Life in surance is very little understood in the South, par ticularly ill this State, and investigation of its prin ciples heretofore, was unnecessary, b iuso l,ere i were no Agencies through which it could be ef-, fected. Life Insurance is not founded on estimates, wheihor death will come, or will not come, but whether it will come at a particular time, and is founded upon the law of average, which law, in this case, is suscepti ble of mathematical demonstration. There is nothing uncertain or vague in its couclusions, bt it offers safe ty, security and certainty to every member of the com pany (or the amouut they may insure therein. Tne system of mutual Life Insurance in plain, and sim ple, and the evidence, which a short investigation of its principles would produce, would convince almoil any one of its usefulness, and its application to evety situation, station or condition in life. What greater obligation can exist upon a husband or father, than to make provision for a surviving, dependent family to have them placed beyond the power of want or oppresMou. This can be dene by a small auuual sum, saved from our expenditures. There is no slatiou or condition in life,' free "from misfortune. Visionary speculatioudisappointed hopes, energy, industry and economy unrewarded.reasonsble anticipation, out realized, fall to the lot of most men, and, if a remedy, only partial in its results, can be ob tained by a Small effort, it would seem to be desirable. Il has usually been supposed, that Life Insurance has not been resorted to, unless the person was about to expose himself to unusual danger, but this is a mis taken idea. It is fitted fr alt conditions and every department, and ought to be looked into by all who have not accumulated a fair competence. Persons, desirous of looking into ibe matter, can obtaiii from Col. Littlk, the Agent, a Pamphlet containing full information in relation thereto. THE TARIFF OH! THE TARIFF! The " Standard" and other Loco Foco prints are eternally harping on this subject, denouncing it as " unjust, opprestite and ruinous to the South, ' and lhat the poor the rooa, are the great sufferers by the present Tariff, But if We look a little into the trutA of the matter, we will see how fallacious the complaint, and how demagogical. Its benign influ ence is felt from sue extremity of our country te the olher from Maine to Louisiana by the produ cer as well as the manufacturer. The poor who are they? The Mechanic, the Laborer he who earns his bread by the sweat sf his brow. Do they suffer by the operations of the Tariff? Look at that busy hive. The Mason is actively plying bis trowel, and the Painter his brush ; the Carpenter shoves his fore-plane, and the Shoemaker draws his thread with constant industry, and with the inspiring knowledge that their services are in demand. Do they snfler from enormous duties on Sugar, or Clothing, or any thing else? Look at their thrifty shops, their coin-1 fortabie residences, their increase of business ! No from the Hodman to the Archilect frora,the Plow bow to the owner of his thousand acref all, every class of citizens are interested and benefitted by its operations. The Factory-girl and the Machinist the Farmer aud the Mechanic the Laborer and the Builder all reap its advantages, for it opens the way for the outlay of capital and in giving employment to the poor. It makes thsra independent ef waot, aud furnishes them with ample means for Ihs support' of their families.' By means of t he Tariff, their sor ingt are nearly equal te tneir earniugs iu the time ef the predominance of Anti-Tariff principles, iiut the poor are the sufferers J How exceedingly cruel ! O! how the Locos do shed their crocodile tears of sor row over the unjust oppressions of tbe seer PORTSMOUTH &. ROANOKE RAILROAD. The " Portsmotrth A'ete Era" saya, that the Peru month end Roanoke .Railroad have renewed the con nexion with the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads, which had been broken off for some lime, through the enterprise and public spirit of Willis Slxouc, Esq., and others, who have put en an excellent stage line te till the hiatus occasioned by Rives' purchase. MESMERISM AND SURGERY. The " Kennebec Journal ' says that on the 3d inst. Miss C rom n ITT, well known as a highly res pectable. Milliner ef Augusta, was put iuto a mes meric sleep by Dr Josian Dka, of Bangor, when a tumor, weighing 2 pounds and 6 ounces, was ta ken out by Dr. II. H. Hill During Ihe opera tion, which lasted about six minutes, she Was wholly insensible, sod being awoke, staled that she knew nothing ef what was passing. Oa being asked if aha had auy conscieasnesa whatever during the pro gress of .tbs operation, she said (he bad not V EDITOR'S CORRESf flMDENCE. Smitkield, Jul) 19, 1815. v OTKnrsdnjr last, a very respectable portion ewr eititene had the pleasure of hearing Mr. HsfW rew, for the first time, as a Candidate for Congress. Although the notice of this appointment was given but a few days previous, and that' not spread over much of our Connty, still there was quite a handsome attendance, and it was a source of pleasure to-observa that amongst them there were many leading-and in fluential Democrats. Mr. I!v"'K", addressed litem, about an hour and a half, in a calm, forcible and im pressive manner, iu language and ittustratioua unex ceptionable to the most fastidious political opponent. His manlier and style are very happy, with uf, new, for a political soesker. It is of the plain,. cortyersv tlbnal order, loud enough to be Heard in a largeerowd, and emphatic enough to leave a laetingimpressfon on the "minds of'his hearers. His cairn awl serious de meaiiOf,enlirely separated from (til attempt at jokes, anecdotes and mirth, is evidence, convincing to all hearers, that sincerity and no humbuggery, prevails in his bosom. - No man ever gave a fairer, statement of the dispu ted pointB that mark and separate the two great po litical parties of our country, exhibiting the' bearing of each upon the prosperity of our r'.unlry, so. far as experience had shown us, and on such as we had no experience, by the strongest connected chain of rea soning. All was done without an effort or seeming wish at flowery declamation or fancy oralory. Tho intent was must obvious, to inform the uiiud mors than to please the fancy. Though in a burry, and at such, a poor hand at best, I cjnuol forego the opportunity of giving you a hrief outline of his address. I am well aware of the dan ger of doing Mr. IlatieBTON injustice in the attempt, but if I can only give you a taste, it shall l ave the virtue, of truth, so far lJf oeSi Mr. IIai'ohtom commenced bV saying that he was nearly a total stranger, personalty, to his hearers, hut that he had yielded to Ihe enltcf many friends lo be come a candidate for the District, and having done so, it was his duty to set firth in this way his views and opiiiiuiiB on the many and important issues divi ding the two parlie.-iof this great nation. He said he was a Whig trom the purest conviction that their iirinciiiles were Ihe true and lasting basis upon which our (iovernnieut was established, and Ihe only pnu- ciples that could perpetuate its blessings in vigorous iiuritv to prosperity. Now, said he, why do I think ' i ' T . , . . . ,J, .. so ? I cannot g into s lengthy detail, to tire vou. I must, in the piaineet manner, advert to a few of" the most prominent ioints now before Ihe country, and leartiiig me lo I ins cqnc.usion. I ne lirsi ana ml important of Iheae, is a favorite project of a past Ad niiulst ration to regulate the currency of the i imnlrv. and to separate ihe Government from all Banking in stitutions. This is called the Sub Treasury, having for its object the establishment of a hard money cur rency in this country, beginning with a collection of a part of all the monies due Ihe (Government, in gold and silver fur ihe first year, until, in lite hruc-lh of thire or four years, nil should be in gild anil mlver. Mr. II showed lhat this dangerous and monstrous measure had received the ulle.r condemnation of the largest majority of Ihe American people lhat had ev er been given, in Ihe election ol ,en. Harrison over Mr. Van fluren, whose favorite measure it was, snd upon which he slaked his election and Ihe popularity of hi party in 140. Mr. II. then I xed this Sub Treasury as a leading measure yet of the Democratic party, hy showing lhat it was one of the Kelves of the Baltimore Convention that nominated Mt. Folk, and that in every lh-lriel in this. Mtate the Democratic candidates had avowed it as their favurile meaniie that Mr. Dohbin had so declared linn-elf. mnri lhat tliere coiird not be a particle of doubt, hut it would be established, if there was the right majority in Con gress. Mr. II. very happily drew attention tn the strange langitire of Air. Van thircii, in his Message to Ihe called .Session of Congress, iu w hich he intro duced the Sub-Treusury in iN'Iti thus : " That if he did not recommend any measure for Ihe relief of the comnieicial embarrassment of the country.il was be cause he did not think they had such Constitutional powers." ' Thi ihe people were in the ha bit of looking for too much from the (iovernmeni i" and, " lhat the people must lake eare of themselves, and the Government must take care of itself." 1 will nut say that these are the very words and posi tion in which Mr. H. placed this quotation from Mr. Van Huren's Message, but if not preei-ely so, they are Ihe same in meaning and substance. Mr. II. showed llie effects of this contemplated measure on the hopes and prosperity of the -country then with ering and blasting each, and effecting the ruin of thousands of our best citizens. The most impressive view of this subject of any, if there could be s difference where all was convin cing, was in regard to its effect upon the condition snd policy oT our own beloved old North. As thus: Be yond all doubt, the general fffeet of Ihe Sub- Treasu ry evstem would be lo depreciate if not finally destroy all Banking -institutions of the country but ihe ef fects of it in our own Stale would lw especially hard, monstrous a, id destructive. How? Our Public '. chool fund invested in our Banks ; they pay the Interest twice a year, that supports our Public Schools, and it is so paid and laid out for the laudable and noble pur pose of educating all the children of Ihe Slate, and particularly these whose parents are not able to edu cate them. Establish tbe Sub-Treasury and this Rank Stock, now worth par, would sink in value year after year, until it might finally be sunk or worth but s small portion of its original value. And instead of its affording interest for the support of our public Schools, as it now does, il would afford none, and ooiiMqt!eiilJv our Schools must stop, perhaps not to revive in generations, if ever. He also showed that our University waa in the same condition. Her funds were invested in our Banks, and upon ihe interest ari sing from thin, our College was among Ihe proudest ornaments of our Slate, affording free education to (nose" who were unable to pay Mm regular lees. Believe me, sir, this ia but a hare taste of what Mr. Haiiqhto sen. on this important subject, and I find that if I attempt to give even as much, upon the oth er points of party di-tlnction that he adverted to and explained, that I should be too lengthy for this letter. And knowing that he will be with yeu to-day, when doubtless you will hear him, I must desist, from au at tempt to describe what he said on the other issues, vrxr Distribution, Tariff, Oregon and Texas. Let me assure' you Ihst his friends ars proud of such a champion and leeder, and the enly objection I have heard lo him from Democrats even, is lhat he is a Whig. How deplorable, that a name should be more powerful than reason aud patriotism ! m- JOHNSTON. POST MASTER AT PETERSBURG. A violent state of feeling exists in Petersburg, in consequeuce ef the wantoo proscription ef the late Post Master, Dr. Minge, and the substitution of s gentleman unacceptable, it would appear, to the bulk of his own party friends.- The coutrorersy has found its way into the public prints, and among otheis who denounce Dr. Mioge'e removal, Mr. Rives, an ecu ve and influential Democratic orator of 1844, reprobates it as aa act of " ctar proscription, and assails prescript ioo itself add Mr. Polk's course la no iiMaaurisd leriu. .,- . - RUrREMK OCfiT. . , Tli following Opinions base been delivered by the Coul, nmca oor lam report 1 - Hv Ruvr m, C. 1 in Stata .' Hoppis, from Bun combe, declaring lhat there is no-error ia the judg ment betow. Also, in Grltham .' Ilamilton, from Lincoln, ailirming Hie iudi'iiient below. Also, in uoraon B. .vmsl rong, tmin hnrry. affirniing.the jmlg. ... . - -i mem oeiF. aiso. in frail r. Kowlahd.ftom Kobe- son. affirming the judgment below, also, in Dully r. 4ntt. from Oualuw. allowing an snHindmeat,- aud d.recllng jurmenl lor the pUuHift-sach parly yhAmUuitn Datrvmple e. Curry, in Equity from Moore, directing a reference. AM. In lWl.iid - . u. K tvm, iihi iavnuu it'riivii. jH hidui, .j i.. ai-.. ;., n.,1.1;.. m. wJWkiss lawasn 1 1 a liVrutd. rovalvliirt t rvia i lit ,tiu i ai.u (vinaiiuiii iiro i-.u. vuiunm IMiiilmby, fi-oui uoiummis, atlirmtng the judgment helow Also, Stale r. Ingram, from Auson.J judg ment reversed, anil ventre at noto awarueu. ' aim i-.r, .lb . iu Tarkiuton r. Ilassell, from Tyrrell, mrmiu th. I . ft f At 'H .1 . V. JVL 1 ' .K ' jiiagmeui Deiow. aiso, in J ayior . i o. r. i iicu rv , - ,y-, ... . from Surrv, atlirming the judgment below. A!s i, ia i ouiulr.-d lioli, f,w h. appfeheicmn and delivery Cox and others, admit, s. Marks and othate, from 'tN HheriiTof Ht.ikes t'.miii v'. or lor his c.mnut .Vleckleubur(, sffirmWig the iudgmeul below. e Also, ! roentta any Jail in ihe Iminl mi,is .,ovul.d the ia loe, teseee "'oT the ttelrs at law ftf Needhsnrr. j me be moeeAhau two hundred iwtea itutsni finm Urttison, trom Randolph, reverMag Ihe judgment be- j 0ranton; th Court liuum of the County sr..re low. sud renderini' inclsrim nt fur the plaintiff. Ale, ; said. Anil I do inor,-uvei ei j.i n and reunno all ..f- ia l.raves' adm. r. Reed and others, from 'awll, reyerauig the judgment below, and rendering judg ment for the I'lailltilf. lly Nash, J. in State, on the relation of Dieksnn r. K kridae. from Cleaveland, aflirunug the judgment below. Also, hi Wheeler e. Dunn, from 1. nculii, aliirniing the judgment below. AIo, in Mcintosh r. Mrlntil iu Equiiy fioin IMooro, di.-iini.-iiig the Biil Willi rHts. AU , III l.yrely . Wheuler, in E juif from Itowan, d recliug a referanre Iu the Mus ter AIo. iu Wilmington und Raleigh If. R. C"ln pauv r. I'nSeKnii, from New Hanover, alfirtning the judgment below. Rl'N'.WV AY NrtJROK-t. Some sixty of seventy ninnway nsjrroes, in a body, from St. Marys, diaries sail I'rines (ieorge cotintiiw, Maryland, attempting lo mske thair escape to I'siili sylvaiiiu. cro ed tlic Fastsra H idge, near Washing ton, and passed that city, (u its outskirts,, en Ihe 17th inst. They were purnii d hy a psrlion of Iho eitizeus of Waliinfion, and .10 "r 40 of them ar rested. They did not submit, however, till fired upon. About twelve w ere wounded, but none killed. O" The Chsrlestou .Mercury," the leading De mocratic organ of the South, says: " Il will he seen Dial one of Ihe mutt luilliant humbug of the day has been dissipated by the liberation of ' t.uv. Dorr' from I ir;,n. There was some excitement and patriotic . ... , tury rot up by ejpress-on Ihe errasios, mid the lid- i B v rejoiced In the material fr paragraphs. This js the greatest fares on hoth kidoa that nur day has pro- aui.i uut far(.,s Bro nie rntfo especittlly polilical farces." BEWAIlIu. A young girl was fined iu New Orleans lately, for appearing in the street iu boy's olutlies. The Justice admitted the right of married wouieu lo wear, but denied that single females had uuy business with such aa article. We tre authorized by Col. Oi.-ti.aw to stalo, that he is not thesuthur nf the cuiiiriii n Icilion signed " Albemarle," published in the " Raleiirh Star," of Oct. l'i'h, IW, and ru. published in the "Standard" of the 2l inst. Old Svrlh State. "FOLLOWING IN TIIK FOOTSTEPS." The Collector st this I'nrt, i n Thursday uoiru ing las', ni.de s clean sweep of tho odiuers at tached tu the Custom House. Cause vuted for Henrr Clay. 0,W .Wrt Slate. M-JaM'XJU'Jxi In Iliihtnnnd Cnniitv, .Mr Tnoiiins T. Coving ton, Merchant, In Miss M)' Jans Elicits. Diril In R 'Itli.m, R. I'll Tlllll e.l , l.;Mi !...', T",1 - . ' O liYil' ! Esq. olthis p are, "aged 4- yours, j .ilr O'll i.ilun ws a nanve or South Carolina, but for i'j years psst had resided in ll.i place, llie whole life wss a rrMidel of cinarprize, vncroy. imlustrj, and pnrsftveranro under all riicuinstuii. its, whelher of pruepetily or adversity, (.ickiiuse or health. Of ardent teuipniauicir, bu was re insrkshlo for the wamith ol his trielidships, and the extent to which he would go li survc a friend, or indeed any one in distress. Many years ot sickness and suffering worked iiucliani; m these prominent traits nt his diameter, though lliey served tn sol ten and chtsicu bit) luUiuhy iudoiu itatile spirit He had gunn as f ir as U.utiinoro in sean h ol Medirsl aduts, when his journey was anesied by trto hand ol da'h. 'J'bi;r he was at tended, nut only hy his devoted wife, but by warm Il icntls, no " smoothed his pillow f itllicluin and softened his path to the grave." These liieinle ere once slranuers h'-re. sick and iu duties With characteristic generosity, ho ministiTcd In tl.ein, and lliey have sought at lioinclorep 'the debt of srailtude Ihus imurrcil. one i'l th writes, " 1 war with him at his lael nioini.i.t, and so easy was Ihe departure id his spirit, llurf it was some? liine before the walrhers at h'S bed side could convince themselves that it had ll.'d " . Ilia remains were brought to this place on Sun day last, and were followed to the grnva on Mnn. day by a very large concourse f mucus, and in lerred with Masnmt Imnius- Fnyelleinle Ohwr. White Sulphur Water. W JZ have just received a supply of the shove celebrated Medicinal waier, uireei uoin me Vireiuia SiiriiiHs. We warisnl it. fiesti and genuine, and oiler it lor sale in bottles at a reassnsble prue. Bil l II A 1'fcsCLD. July 22 67 COSMETICS, &C. GE.Mil.NE Engli-h, Brown and White Wind sor Soep, tiowland's Lotion, Itowlsnd's Kaly dur end Farina Cologns at (5r) , WTITII tc PESCLD'i. K idder't Indelible Ink, at (f7) 8TII H A l'E-si;UD'8. VVriatar'a Balaam of Wild flierri y y f.a- sse by 8TITH A PEBCUTJ. LE.VS Rcnuino (Sear'a OH, R.e seemed, st PMTH l'Ui.i;u FOR IIK5T, n innll Fain- llf Bdlle, in the Eastern sec tion ef the City, and facing the Capitol. Possession may be had immediately. Apply to WILLI PECK. Raleigh 18th July. . t?AW II LI 1 1 All Wl ... A I'll Or I. AW ATI OX, By IlisEirrllr urjr.ttif Governor of Nortb Carolina "VVrilEKKAa.nne llulsn Kisk.laie'of the Cuuii ; V V 'Y f sokes, sl:iiul rhstf r,l on arliihivit male w w j - l,r,WB MHuhew K. Moore, a iuslue .d h Peace lor sauLl'minly. ""h hsiing. on lh 30th day el June ,,, j ,a,J i:.,ulT of Stokes. Islouiou.ly'kiUed and mur,!,rri onf Jrw A. Terr. ll. Alll, tt ,,wn , ,,y ,h, (P f "n C.-untv. .o whom w... , 1 V'" f"mm";"h! PI"1""- Itrm nf Ihri iHi.l Hi. tia. Sik t,,r fttv Mmi eit aittiri)4ul. - . tust lie, me sa.J Hulsn ik. has fled trom nisnce, HI ,1 h 111 t, II ' v...-,. ..... - Hi jia m , ,v , , , , , a.- , , 1 IN-w t, the end thsi ihe ssid Hiitun Sink mY he -.v. .ii i . .... . ' , ' "' J"""''- ' 1 snllT I il I H Ifl V I Iflf nm lall.isi ..ll..vnn a aik. n leal r. t I sari uicrs o! iuis .-mc, i imi aim Miiuarv, t ut ihi ir best sicrLions lo arrest snd eause Iu he nriestsd the fugitive aforesaid. nUf. (Jiven. under mv hsml, and atu-ttnl Willi the fliesl feal ol ihr Ciiriiliiia, ui ihe Cilv of statu of .o ih l.iicti;h. tins ,""r. re llllh day ol July. A D. IHI3, and ..f li e Independence of the United fiialrs, the Tina. WILL A. (if! AH A Ml. By the Co. ernor : 1 1 a n r W. tin imu, Pn'vatr Secretary. IiE.M'HII' HON OK I'KiOli.V : Tho said llulsn Sik is s m n of smnll statu'c st'ninht vsnn, weml.ini; I JO or I III lbs., nnd is from "jri In MO vesrs of sue. The nujy piir.teular mark reuiemheri'd shout !m perum, is a sni 'tl wu nu the hesd. Vt hen last heard of, he w as Iniieiing about the LeaJ Miuss iu Virginia. Julv a I. .17 j- Star sml Standard inserl lines wer!;s. National Loan Fund Assurance Society of London. Empt J fcy Art f Parliament nnm fii.uno'sTiiiiu.MJ, or s-i.-ioo.nr.o. rffME fdliming nre anion;; ihe suvauliies lo-Iu j out hv tins in-lilulion, w Unh Kill he f mind uioet advantageous to the assured, and such as .ire rarely offered. i. : The pei-uliur ndvantages Krrurtd to llio usaincj hy the principle ol llie Loan Departim nt. A verv lsrt!c sum to he pur-iiHiienlly invented in the United Ma'es m ihs ruini' s nt three of iho l.onrt Dirrcttirs. a-Tru-uees- sviulrtl-ie tiUv.tvs to die a-iir-ed in (-aeon of di-puiu'l rijuns, should any -u h ails.'. The pnvmeiit of pieuiiuiiis. annually, ltitlj' yrurty, fjutirlt.rif or monthly. JS.i rh.irt' for -lamp du'y. Tinny tints allowed sfou each psvment of prrmi tint heroines tine, wilhoui foilcituie of pohrv. Travelling l'vl eiiei.io,. sud liberal j and extra premiums on the most inisleruti' si-ute. CumlitioiiH in the ptiliev less onerous t, the assur ed than usual in ra-es ol l,ie In-iirnnee. The urlunl and drrlnrrd prnfiis (puhhsl ed in suc cessive flefiort) aff.rd'llit sure ihittl for rsli'tlltillolis ill the vi.luti of Ihe ' bonus'' in this iintliliiiiou. lis heiii uiicomiecied with Msiine ur Fwe Insii raiv e. Tho rales for life with iimflla" sie hitvrr llinn those of anv other foreign t'onijniuy cfu.'Cliii Lite Jllsuriirice in Niw ork (Unreal Afnt f.r the 1'nirr Satr, und lhilih Air, A'lf'-irtHt t'fjiitnn, J. I.EVMlElt SI K.'h leni iii ew Voik, ' OfTi e 74 WALL MI'KKK I', New Yoik Sub A glut fur Ihr State if S'urth Vartdma, tltolu. s Li i i l.i. Ii.lci,h. The adniirnlilo sy-lein . f I, lie liisurnni e wli'i h this Institution liHrt oiiiimied iirnl whith bus seeur-d such msrliel d'liiu lion in Europe, bus nhtaioed for it the highest Invor in Amenra. During the skort i ..... , , onL'ti - f. i,-, ,if prii.riple have won the utniialiBO.I spprovaiiu nmoj I " ' K I .luted fsin'cs. Hs eminent men: and the pairnnaei1 il hss icreived fully lcl ihe pill. he roiifi.lriire in il t .vor l'.juniplcj if liattt -fir the a Sltllr A s unmet i f 1 1 UO im l.f. It I'. MM; M S I'A V A lil.E . A N N I.' AI. I. V . Aqe ,,! t I'm nn Koi FOII LIKE. IJirih D-iy year only. Kno I Withnui I V nh prof- I y.srsl prolits I its prWitH- 47 l M SO 0 .HH 0 I'l' 1 fl I t7 S5 o tm i i nr I a t u 1 1 no 121 ' I 3i, 2 2- a 411 3S I 4r i I .11 2 .11 2 Hi) Hft 1 (I I j I lit 2 till 'a Vti 45 I 72 I 7K .'I 17 .1 N5 60 I 94 1 2 nf. 4 il I 4 "fift . C5 i 2 4 ' i ; ft 21 j .1 6 (10 3 78 I 4 .i li GH I 7 42 The.e are tallies fos-single lives, joint live.. SU'VI- r tlii!- I vnrshiiis of two or tl.teo lle end , .. I-. i.i i... r. a v siuelits h JI0n, Ae. Ac. Tshlesalso for A .M I I'l E", both llllllie.illille hiio ueierien ni inero i i'"'. w.ii cah ulaled Iroiu sterlnm nil" dollsrs ami rents. J. LEAMDKK SI'AUR, General Aent, rjfy" AH srlplieation for Inmrsnre, n above, n usi I msde lo the Kiibsviiher, who is piepjied o luiuish sll necessaty mformaiion lo spphraiiis. ihst lliey ins) require. tir.OIK.r. LI 1 I l.t, Atienl. Kaleigh, July 21, IK4.'. 67 WH om-M'll'a Mini iiicr r-!ini. :a most I H I1"""'1 sulniuer of I "Us-h heard, and a highly iieiiuineu einoilieiii ooinponon. si (.S7) Ml I I'll & PBrCL'D'. For Kent FOU ihe balance of ear, my TVoiiee? xxntl Lot. situsled ill ihe haeiern ru Inirus of ihe Ci'y. The location is pleasant, and a UoikI Well of Water in the yard. For Terms.apply in my father, whu is smhonsid I" Rent. WKsj.EY vV'IHTAKER. Jr. July 15. I15. 6i 3t rJr BtsmUrd 3 times. steft, For Rent, iiMtKTS the romforlahle DU" And immediate roass ion gtven, DMellintf Honev m tho W esli'rn part ol ihe Crty, lately occupied by Major T. L. Wssr . Apply at this Ot fif. Ms? H, IMS. VIXI0 W GLASS. WE have on hand s large mock of Window Glass, of various qualities snd sixes, from 'ri H lo 16 X 20. together with a fine 8t0ik of Put ty, which ws will sell ery low. ' hlll'U U PEdClD. Kotfcelff. Travellers, Regular Daily Line, (Sitmday ,tttfttii To Old Point. Norfolk, snd Uruitf h to Baltlmsri, WITHOUT ANY DETENTION. THE Tisvelliu; Public sis respectfully informed thsl this Line is still in sucssvslul per at ion. u nisi una i.iur is in lucvppaiui i'iw,i,'n, ... . . ,, . ' , . iru.ti.ii Kiriruult' ISIIT, U1HISS varrpiv.ll,; fll I - A M . n o 1 1 v Pmm Kil Hnad takin he Jauts Hiv. r sieaniers, .urus I ees aim Jee-. luiinins al . . . . . . . . ..i isriiaieiy inu-ptna a' an ma lanoinas on -jumrs ni- ! Old Point going and rsluming. aud meet- inn Ihs May Sie.iiners, (.lenrgia inditruuf in (lamp ion (toads, so that (he passenger will srrlvs in Uahi nmrn ncit ma-tiii g by B A. M , nothing Fhiludtl jilt in or !,ui York ut earji) ui ty Ihe Mail Line, iU kit Expense, nue canrfort, and with tyuul txpiJi tiun tu Ihe two Litter d iet. The Boats on Ihe Line arche Curtis I'eek, Cept. Davis. Gew'n, Capl. Covraa, Jrii'fss, Mctton, Herald, " Hussbls, Faro horn fljeton or oldon iu lieltieaore, ft ' r.ier.liurs lo lislliir.ere, Foiwsrtl Ciih n, 5 From reiei'ahiiii! tn (lid Point or Norfolk. t Mi-ule Iv uu n. i holed oil all ih. Hosts ol this Line. VV ie, n t lining roinNdled to rsulion the Fuldia azoinst thti iiii-.i.. . in, i,i msdu iu divert tbs lisei trom this populai route. WM. M. MOODY, Agent. tjllire .tames invert liny Line, ) Weldou, A. V. July I. Hth , IT vili wlm; Lands, (ock, &c, J'OIi SALK. &C. rinK lLNni'JiHlflFD.lcnllvsnthnri7.ed. will EL otlrr lor sal. si Ihr- re-ulcnee of Hist'ii I'ss hi. I' . ill Inn Cnuniv of Krsiiklm, on the Sdlhdsy nt .Inly, at public sole, ihe following Tracts uf Laud, io-wii : ( One Tract conlaniini; shout aoo; Avur.s, Adjoining the loins ol LiijhIi B Terry, John A. V illiams. mid ollinrs ; on which Tisrl, is BTwo f'liry iUft.liii:" limine, and all nceentarj eW iiuld iitqii. line other Tract in tho County of Warren, ee- (aining ahoul 400 AfitLI, with a new T to Stun llireliinir flaute, and ut' linnsr. ailjomiun tho Lnuils of Mrs. Maiy Kstun. Win. K Kearney , and olliers 1 he shove lands sre in itie in ikhlmili I ol .V.mvo snd Ihe U7 , Sulphur 'prinQH, mid w. II inlapliiil to the cuhura ot 'I ohst co, Coiliiii, V he.it, t'orn, Ac We will also offer for sale ul the saiue lime nnd place, a large stock of it tile, Ilotft, Slit-op, A'. Also. Planialuid utensils of every desciiilion. House hold sud Kucheii Km uiture. Any pi-reoii wishing to new l'i premise, will rail ntt eilbof of the HuImcu bira, or Lhjuli II. I'erry, Jr. Qj' I'snus luadu known on tin v of fla'e. jii;miv w. i'f.rry. W M. T. I'llKIii". Franklin Co.. July 7, 18 10. 69 I'. .V If iliouihi best on day nf Bale, lbs lauds will ho divided tu uucoiiunodals those wishing lo pur- . cha.e, H. W. P. W. T. P. (Jj- Stanilinl. I' A I K tlF MJU1II CAIIOI.I.NA VVuii ouiiiy. Court ol I'leas aud Quailer bessiuns. .Miy l i-rm, IH15. Thomas Tudloi k, and Thomas Bsaid, and A. 1'. Collins, use lin linid W nshiosiou, aud Marihil 1'. Uuwaid, and Williani C. Uryaa, Ale in w tier Overnisn, IVieilham Overman, Josefih 1 1 voi mill. Levi L,i. easier and wile Alugsll, llsN sey Ovuririan, Ciirin liiK Overuian sud wifs t bsr ity. Harun llowill and wife Harnh, 'I homas Ovsr msn, nud V illism, John K , snd Tolly Otsrman, -f ' l"Ul.I tlvcrman. dt'crssed. It sppeiring to the satlsfs. 'in ot Hi Court, inn Ab iaiuler tlvermsn, one of the Delendanls abi. uairM'd. is nut an iriliuhitnni of i hie rotate ; It is or- lei.d, therelore, hy the Coiiil, thai publication he mule for ii wriks hi the Kaleigh l.'eitisier. for him lo oipear befnre i lie Justices of Iho Court of I'leas aud Cummer Sessions, m Iho (.'ourl llnuac in Waynes boro', on Ihe ihinl Momlay in Aueum next, then sud there lo sli'.w cause, il any he has, why Ihs shovs nsmed Tlamiilli. sh.-uld not hsve juilimeiil sud Se riiliou against the resl esiale of Chulkly Ovarmsn, deceaai'd. V itness, Jno. Jyt (Jreen. Clerk of said Court, at OHire, Ar. J.Nt). A. (ililILM, Clerk. Jiuin27. I84.V Tr. Adv f 62L 62 6w T MtV, hli'ttt of ifIliM.ipl. MOKROE CUVSTY. Cticiiii C'ouit April 1 eim, l1. Samuel Thoiupton. t. William Chsmhere. Attachment $1221 fit). iiritersal hy the I nml ihai I'lii'lnolien Its rnsds ia oe Hsleish Hemsier, s newspsrrr published m tbe Cilyol Italeiiih, North Csroliua, ours a we. k for ii weeks sin eeasively, noiift iiih llie Delrhilsnt of the pentlcney of this etnl. toul thai unless hs enter hie spprsiarn e hy Iho nex t term of this t ourl. to be hol h n al the Cout llouae. In the Town of Athens, on the fourth Monday ot (lrlola-r not, lhat judgment final will he reiidi rivl ailnst him. and Ihe properly stiai hed sold to satisfy ihe Plaint. 0 ' demand. A enoy fiom the Miini'ea l.sned 21th May. 1915. Test. AL"1I. POLLAWD. Clerk. " June 20, HIS. ' 43 oaw6w FREIGHT AND PASSAGE ; Froia let"riJwrf to Baltimore. FB'VIB large snd splendid earners Cf rLL'MttL'8 J aud Pl)l AlIO.M AM, have hero newly flued up 'hi. Spring snd are now reedy lor lreis;hi smUhsj accommodation of passenge's. The sre tne lariest and etroi.ge( Hosts on ihe Bsy. andliy far the saf.st snd tiiwl cnmlii'talde route to Battunore. Tswaae and Fare tl.rui!i. only n0 The Cars leave City Point Depot every W ednee dav snd taluiday evenings, si ft o'clock. for fuilher iuformaiion, spply to W. T. CALWEI.L, Agent. P S. -J. Ursndt, Jr. Agent, lialtimore,' will ie ceire soil forward Ireighl free of charge. M..v 10 A BI klAI.ERATl'S.-l)' Gask of heat quaUteg 2 just to hind and for sale low by mm pmcpdl ;saeS7. l 7 -I - ' 1 - rTjr.grrGr"js; ea- -, ay-! -"frti stsaii- fc.t
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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July 25, 1845, edition 1
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