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RALEIGH t REGISTER;
4 . v li ft ,
"Our' art A plait of fair delightful peace,
Uiiaaip'd. by parti rage to live like brother.'
FOR OOVCBBfORi
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
RALEIGH. N. C.
Friday, January 23, 1816,
looked thtra up jo a great -iron room. If farmer
Wr Is ay he would not tnint hif neighbor, and M
carry kit threat into elocution should gather togeth
er th not of that neighbor and lock them trip, than
i io farmer who know o little of financial matter
aa not to mm through his delusion. Such a man will
be reputed aa eraiy or idiotic. Yet the men at the
head of government Can do the aame thing, and it
paaaea for statesmaiu-hip.
THE OREGON QUESTION.
Oregon! Oregon! u at ill the engrossing theme of
political speculation at Washington. The Whig
seetn to be consolidating Tor action, and very clearly
hold the balance of power. Ou the contrary, the Lo
co Focoa are breaking into cliques, though they do
not appear to foresee the' certainty of permanent die
and allowed.
Au account in favor of James Putlick. for IWk
union. AH must perceive, however, that th chief , furnished, was presented, on which wan allowed rjl .'.
leaders are no longer in harmony with each other.
THE MAILS.
W have had ue Mail from Ilia XrMh, since. Tues
day morning last. Oa Tuesday, it coauwtuced raiu
ing, aud freezing aa it fell, which has rendered loco
motion sery precarioue, and almost put au end to
travelling, in every direction' .
CITV ELECTION.
An Election was held in this City, on Monday last,
for an I nWiidalit'of Police, and seven Oommisiouers,
to aerv fur oue year via :
Ton. Istihuamt:
-..(,.,, H. liales. 1 53
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Scattering,
EtaraaN Ward Commissioksrs:
Wm. 1). Haywood,
Johu llutchm,
Henry J. Brown,
Willie W. Johnson,
MlllDLK WiUO 1
George W. Haywood,.
Kabius J. Haywood,
William Thompson,
Edmund B. Freemen,
John Primrone,
Jamea Iitchford,
WasTBK.i Wad:
S. W. Whiting,
William Ashley,
C. W. D. Hutching,
Albert B. Still) ,
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THE SUB TREASURY.
Thia odious tyatem, ao repeatedly reprobated by the
people of the United State, was fully endorsed by the
late Loco Feeo ConveBtioa, under the new name giv
en to it by President Pot, ia : " the Constitutional
Treasnry." We have not, as yet, beeu able to extort
from the " Standard," nor did the Convention deign
te enlighten the public, why the principle of the In-
dependent Treasury is not as applicable to the States,
as" to the Nation. Why the Revenue of the States
should be paid in paper, while the debts of the Nation
are collected in the Constitutional currency, is more
than we can exactly comprehend. And, we predict,
that if we have a Federal Sub Treasury, that the
'' progressive democracy" will have Stale Sub Trea-
auries also, if they can get iulo power. Are the Feo-
ple of North Carolina prepared for this state of things,
or, are they prepared for the Sub Treasury at all ?
Let us look at this matter.
The " Constitutional Trousury" consists or two
foaturea: First, all the public dues are to be paid in
Gold and Silver. Secoudly, the money, wlieu eo col
lected, i to bo placed ill the custody aud safe-keeping
of Oificer appuiutcd by the President, and remo
vable at hia will. It trems to us only necessary to
state ines previous, ,o receive me e.au..D.u ; f,ankill- prjvilege.aud hiisuid order, to enforce
of every muu iaou of his rights, aud determined to -
. 3 . ! the law ofl825, inflicting a fine of Sit) ou every
. i abuse of the kind lie more that) insinuate that
Ilia reveuue of the rederal Government must be - -
... , : Members ul Congress in Uiese matters ari no
Asuitl. ul l:iut. In its m vriAithliir. which umv reach i "
! Knllar !l..,o l,u .di.oil.t hn
nearly thirty millions of dollars. It is proposed that 1
this large amount ahull be paid ill Gold aud Silver,
and nothing also. And, let us ask, whether thia can
be dons without; great sacritice to the commerce
and busiui-as of the country. The celebrated Specie
Circular, which wrought audi disastrous consciuen
ces, required Public Lands only to he paid for in Gold
and Silver, and what was its edict upon that source
of our Keveuue It reduced it fioin upwards of
twenty millions in 183j-?JG' to leas thaai five" Willioii
in 1837-38. The Sub Treasury system proposes to
re-eaact, in effect, the odious .Specie Circular, and to
extend ita obnoxious provisions. It requires all our
public dues to be paid in hard money. Fellow-Citi-xeiia,
ate you prepared for such a yslm 1 Our Coun
ty and State tux is, comparatively, a small one ; but
if our Legislature were to require it to be paid in Gold
and Silver, we know you would with difficulty be pre-
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
INirni,, I. .,..., 1 l-li:
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjournment
,oion it. oalea, fcsq. Jntendant of IV
, J. Havwoed. Jamea Litelifnni. Svlvii
J . J Haywood, James Liichford, Sylvesler
SlMil. f II- I I . . . . . . .
....., v.. . v. nmciniij,, John Hutehina, W. F.
Collins, and Win U. HaVwood. Commisaioiier.
ill '"' l' ,,'w"mI- floi the Committee ap-
Treaaurer,
pointed to audit and 8Pttle the nccoimU of Viw
r .....
AVIIOLESALi;
Hat and Cap ' Warehouse,
JENNINGS & OQDEN,
N. lod Watk'B SrasET, Nenv-Voi.K.
Keponed that, thev hnve e tamineil the
aame, and find that he lino received $3,C47 61, and
that the diAnraemWHs have hu SiA i.Vi IK. fr
JS:I.S A OMIYlE.'V, cinfitiue to
maoula lure i.VF!j of evvrf loriptloa
nnd ijMnlily,-embraciiiR All Ihr 1) fftrent
Style) of fuMiunablc aim Urtad Hrim this.
wW6h, suli-sractory vouchers have been produced, I "
leaving a balauce uoiv in the liauds of the Treasurer j Fill!! ,ulrill, SUJICT WllitC HHlI BlilcS flrgsfl, S
of $m 45. I per JJulcskin, Urab Beaver autl llusiia Hals,
.... ,u. wl uuii .iicuaiip, ior uqc )
furnialied on the Street, for .i bH), km prosented 1
0"-Tlie Hon. Wsi. Tvlo, a Represetlative in
Congress from the Rockbridge Dietriet of the State of
fVirglnia, 1 died suddenly in the City of Washington,
ou Saturday last.
THE FRAN Kl Nil PKJVILEGp.
The lat Master Cieueral suspect that Mem
bers pf Congress, Clerks, &c, are abuaing the
fyf- The benefin o( the Tantl'of 1842, the hleisings
which u is llie direct means ol jliovveiing down upon
the .industry and the lubor of ihe coiiniiy, ae weil
uiuud up in the following extr.icl from tho Icu'Jiug
allele in the American Review :
Who. indeed, but a (nny-b'ilc ilicomi, can look
arotind the country and fait to s, c, ili.tt all i well
lhat lalyor meets with ready employment ami remu
nerating waives fliat ai:rrciitiure, purfurii will, ilie
skill and he diligence winch alone coiniiiniij suc
cess in other purmits, i flonrinhin liatt the me
cliMiiicul aru und nianuf,iciiiiuiy ni'ttiairy aie prosper
ous and dial commerce, liic mir'ery of llie navy
llie iinf-rover, ihe civilizer nixl rcliner of nuiions is
nliroad on every sea, and only Hi.k al the iianiU of
i;overriiiieu:, permanency in all legislation whiuli is io
alfeel ii To llie eye of common sense, a nil of
comprehensive painniisni, all is well in ihrse various
pursuits yet the iilmiracuon ol iliconsis, alvvnys ilia
mo ohslinaie und iuionicticalile ol men. and iIim i.
vailed upou to submit to Ihe oppression of such a law. J nora, camor9 nf w,rd ,., ii,,K, nppenlin. io a
And yet, if the principle be good in the one case, it is furtcicd shilibbleth ol party, me aiming io di.-mrb this
if correct m relation to the """"um "" " " ") "
"THE WOUNDED PIGEONS."
, We wish for no better evideuee, than ia afforded by
the laat "Standard," lhat the Loco Foco party has
forouce, through ita leaders, involved itself in a di
lemma, from which there is iiiMwcaJjW Public apin
ion will, we are fully porauaded, in regard to the two
political Conventions recently assembled here, survive
all the attempts which are making to stifle it ; and
that, measure of odium and reprobation, which is so
justly deserved, will be awarded Io all concerned for
the eutrageous abuse uttered against, aud tho unpro
voked hisult offered to, the Whig Couveution by cer
tain Lece Foco leadera. The " Standard" tardy
mention, editorially, the indignity offored by Mr.
Hxnbt to the Whigs. And why? Became he can
not, dart not justify it. That must be a bad cause,
itidsed, which the Editor of the " Standard" aban
dons, and hie'silence establishes conclusively all that
baa been said by the Whig Press.
The " Standard is reluctantly forced to admit that
the term " sheep-stealing dog" was applied by Mr.
IIinbt te Daniel WcaarKa and other Whig leaders.
This ia all that we asserted. We did not prelerid to
report his Speech, and hence Ihe charge of tint
" Standard," about " rui.-rrureientation," ta all fudge
an a) tempt to throw dust into th eyes of "the
masses" a favorite expression with him, by the bye.
We are neither a prophet, or th son of a prophet,
but we venture to predict, that this expression "sheep
stealing dog," (most reluctantly admitted by the
" Standard,") will yet " atink in the nostrils" of the
Loco Poco party. They will wish before August,
that they had been " convened and organized" any
whr else, than iu the Capitol of the " Old North
State," where th ei press ion was uttered.
As regards the abuse of the " Standard" towards
Ul personally, because we dare to tell the truth,
" without fear aud without reproach," we " pans it by
as the idle wind, which we regard not." . We think
no more of say thing he can say, than we do of the
rattling of th " caunister tied to the dog's tail." He
may rail and rail abuse and call names we shall
not imitate hia example, but shall, nevertheless, keep
th people iufornnd of th " fantastic tricks," which
the Loco Foco leaders may continue to play " before
high Heaven."
In the State of North Carolina, there are twenty
on crimes puuishable with death.
W find the above in au Exchange paper. Fal
srxrr's exclamatiou -about a certain propeniUy of the
world might be well repeated her ! It seems to us,
that North Carolina is made a sort of scapo-goat for
th sin of all other portions of the Uaiou.
equally so in the other
large amount of Revenue collected by th Federal
Governmeut.il must be iu relation to the small amount,
collected hy the States.
By the law of 1816, all public dues are required to
be paid iu Gold or Silver, or the Soles of Sjiecie-paij-uig
Banks. Having tried this system and found it to
work well, why give it up for another experiment up
on the Currency, when all experiments hare so sig
nally failed. Is the servant better than his master?
Or, is the President 4ind his Officers entitled to be
paid in better currency than that which is used by th
people? And yet the system does provide Gold fr
the Government, while it leaves the people to the use
of paper-money. No one pretends that we can do
without Bank-paper iu thia country. Such an idea
would be absurd.
We shall continue this subject hereafter, believing
a we do, that it is fraught with momentous inlerost
to the people of the State aud Union.
Iu the mean time, we publish the following from
the " New York Journal of Commerce," a paper,
which though it strenuously supported Air. Polk, is
now severely censuring the principles on which he
was elected. Th Editor, in Bpeaking of Mr. I)iiom
ooolc's Sub Tieasury bill, now before Congress,
says
" The w 'e measure evidently belongs to past
ages. It is at: 'ed to the condition of society before
Banks or paper moucy, or the great system of credits
was introduced. It would cany us back to wheel
barrows trundliug specie about town. Tim bill is a
blot upon our statesmanship, and altogether behind
the age.
" li is moreover,-a Bill wnicn wm never ge into op
eration according to its theory. Congress may pass
it forty limes, and annex what penalties they will
thev cannot introduce such a uionslrwily into New
York aa the payment into and out of a Sub Treasury,
of a hundred thousand dollars a day in coin ; nor will
the public endure so injurious an agitation of the mo
ney market as would result from the keeping of bal
ances locked up iu an iron-chest. A real enforce
ment of Ih bill would, in our judgment, overthrow
any administration, however papular before. The
money must and will and ought to be iu the Batiks.
By the facility of checks aud Bank notes, the whole
business of this great city, is transacted with very
which, abandoning the crtre of our own labor, and
prelernug, by ileli Wrate avowal, 'lie woik-iops ol
Mauuherer io those ut Lowell, would open our ports
totho unchecked competition ol awoild, winch eliui
its pons against competition Iron) tho products of our
kill and industry '
Ttiete can he no error iu assuming, lhat the Whigs
in united phalunx (roni North to Sou'li will be loiind
in opposition to experimental philosophy tuch us thi,
end will resist lo the utmost every etTort to bienk down
ihe legislation which scaiteit blessings und abundance
llirolili this land.
Jn account in favur ol Dihvortn Sled., lor
for repairs en Grave Yard feurc wus allowed.
Mr. Collins, from the Committee, to whom was rs
ferred the application of Thomas Y Deverenx, Esq.
iu relation to his eneloMitei , th (Jrave Yard,' re
ported, that they Imil not been able to discover any
difference in the situation uf Mr Uevrreux and ether
non-residents of the City , who had enclosed ground iu
tho Grave Y.ardand recommend lhat ho be required
to pay tlijsme price. Concurred in.
On m'oiion of .Mr. !Sjlveter Smith, it was ordered
that the names of persons signing rec .mniendatin.s
to the County Court of Wake, as suitable p--ons to
retail spirituous Liquors,, be pub.iohed with tho other
proceeding! of the iioaid
Petitions were then presented fro u the folimmu
perrons for recommendations to Ihe Count y Court ot
Wak, as suitable per.sous to retail Spirituous Liquor ,
which wert severnliy rctlLsnd laid on the table, vix :
'I Ui pet i 'ion ofj II. Bunch, recommended by Jno
O'lforke, W in. H. Walton, and Charles tlorlun.
The petition IlenderHoii Smith, recoumieuJtil by
Witlij Scott, and James Edwards.
'I he petitiou of Jamea I). Kuyslur, recommended
by II. llud.on, John K. W'dhams and Johu Buliuloo
Ihe petition of Selh Taylor, recommended by A.
B. StitJi, II. Smiih and J. fl. Cocke.
The petition of Kamoin Johuaou, recommended by
John Bufl'aloo and Caleb Malouo.
On motion of .Mr. Smith, the petitions Inch were
laid ou Ihe table at the last meeting ol the Board,
were severa;ly called up, and laid un the, table :
The pet. lain of Al vie Sorrcli, recommended hy Jim
Creech, W. A. A. Stiih and John llu.!ul"m..
The peiitiini of J J. Byals,' recommended by R.
Smilh ami John Hntfaloe.
The peti'ion of Tvrivil Gill. recoiim,ul,.,l l.v I,,,-,
Bufl'ttloe, II. Hudson, 11. Fiauknu, N. L. Suih and
A. B.,Stith
There being no oilier hmincs, the Hoard adjouni-eJ-
V.M. Wliri'l', Cictk.
V nil many other descr:piiotis too numerous to
niciitiou.
.Vlerrbaiils who are desirone of procuring a Scat
anil TjIi Article for their Kelail i'rade, can h ive
their wants supplied by muku.n applnaiion to J ij (J.
And whilo ve oiler such inducements to Fa-hiomiLle
liiMailers, we would way to the V iiolesale Buyer and
Cotinlry Merchant, that our fiotk un limrd ami con
stantly manutaeturin coinprifcs every thiitu muted
to your wants. iS.t'i' here can he found both the
Lowest Quality to the Kines.t, whuh are oli'etml on
ibu .TIocl ,i.ii;t!)U' 'JTf
WILLIAM JUNMNU!,
ELIAS 11. OGUEN.
New V , .l.in. ISIII. 7 Ihn
(iardeu and Flower Seeds,
liA LL. 'hi il;iy M'Ct lvil l Bi'i'i y of
GARDEN AND FLOMli SEEB3,
ni.u..,. u, i. tines can t,e ilt-irrnit- I npuri.
m lo be ol ttio yrnwih ol 111
i ner.un a lew i;l the virietie.i. A inuie
ll"-l"' :n be louinl al toy t Oiillltr:
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oly V.ib-in.n,-,-K,i,lv I iioosoiul lot lite,
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BHUCttl.l-l.ar-.e r'mpli- f,,,,,, Ka.ly' ',pe
1. AtiUAl,!-. l".arly oik, I'.aily Snnr lout, Larly I
jieari-t unpen, r.aity Baucmni, r.i.ily in r:jo Ymk,
Liire Into Union, end, laii;" hue i i,u lt.uieiH,u,
l.lre Ijtc Uerctt. lui'e I'ape Saioy, lare tiieen
(Jlobe Savoy, Jryo i'ellow Savoy, Uoyu
DiuMi,
CAUI.in.OU KK Karly and hits.
CKl.KKY-Wmto tol.il
C I.K'IW I! K K Ktnly cluster, earl fiame, lon
(jrern 'I nrkey.
L,K I ri'l.'i' Larjje lazy, rcynl cabbse, ice or lmsj,
Diiim I eail.
M K l.O.N lloini finite, initiin'::, coron.
MCSTARI'-Wbue mi.1 1.1 .. 1..
OMON-..s,nTr -k , . , , UK;r Yankee.
iriy W aili ini.in . tvi rl v tr.i me
Cedo .N ulli, tall ,M ai row I.H,
,'i.rly Clnrl
tull Siifjur or
Progressive Rascality The fellow John
Bullock, lately arrested in Salisbury for abduct
ing the eon of a poor blind negro, is no stranger
in thcao parts. Soma time last summer lie put
up at Mrs. Motz'?, in this town, from whoco ho
tel he atole hia own trunk, and then raised a hue
and cry that he was robbed ; ho was liberal
enough, however, to drnp the matter i consider
ation of $'20 in hand paid, with Inn tavern bill ;
he then took etage to Ashville. At that place,
the mountain air beinj; rather cool, Mr. Bullock
aaw fit ti replenish hia wardrobe out of the col
leclion of one of his fellow boarders, for which
ho paid his ajot at the whipping pbt.
Lincoln Courier.
ORIGIN OF THE TERM WHIG.
The earn Whig, made its appearance in North
Carolina, when power first bejiu te encroach ou the
rights of the people. It made its appearance iu Eug
laud, whoa the Kingly power sought to destroy eve
ry vestige of human liberty. It made its appearance
in the thirteen Colouiea, when the British Crown at
tempted to fasten corda of slavery on the people, and
compel obedieuce to the dictation of a single man!
I the name then, a reproach? Thn do all the Pa
triots who have stood up for the rights of the people,
ia opposition te tyranny, aide the foundation of the
world, bear the stain or they are all Whigs. The
name implies opposition lo misused power, aud we glo
ry, a dees every true Whig, in the name.
THE NAVY OP THE UNITED STATES;
The aabet elaa pf vessels in the Naval ser
e o. the la day of OctoUf iut, i. it.t.d by th.
Secretary aa follow:
In cent's. ! eni'v.
Ship; of the liue, 4
Frigate,
Sloops of War,
Brifs, -Seheeaer,
Steamers, t,
fcore SSilju, ,
7
15
5
5
6
' 4
46
St
4
S
1
t
3
I
15
BuiliTg.
5
' , a
:...)
. 0
o
2
1?
Total.
M .
14
SO
C
a
- 5
75.
little lubor. Hundreds of millions are settled without
the payment of any thmg iu specie, except change.
Yet every tratnaction is for specie, and every check
and bank note is payable iu coin. When coin is
wanted, it is drawn. When paper is more conveui
eut, it is taken. The government receives and dis
burses twenty live millions of dollars annually. As
the business ia now done, every transaction is for
specie. Th importer pays his bonds in bank notes
or gives his check ou the bank. These are payable
n coin ; but the government has no use for coin in
ordinary business. It might demand specie for every
bank note and check. But its owu creditors do not
want it. Ihe government therefore acts like au iu
dividual. It places all its notes and checks in a bank
daily, aud draws its own checks for the various sums
it ha to pay. By this simple process the vast labor
and hazatil of counting and moving specie are avoid
ed, and yef every transaction is or coin. After peo
ple have eipenenced the facility of doing btisinena in
'his way, they cannot be driveu back to the actual
counting and moving of specie, except when specie
is wauling.
The derangement of the currency made under the
theory of this bill, carried out, would b oppressive.
Our banks have now perhaps eight millions of specie,
They do not think it safe lo run lower. The gor
rument has perhaps balances of three millions lo its
credit here. To remove that in coin, and look it up,
would compel the bank to make such a contraction
aa could not be endured. Soon perhaps the govern
ment has large payment to make. Ita specie is dis
bursed and returns promptly lo the hanks. Again iu
receipt are larger than its payments aud three or
five million are again drawn from the banks. All
this agitation would lake place when no real change
had come over the money market. Such useless mis
chief could not be continued. The system uow op
erating, perpetuates steadinevs. Balance not want
ed, lie iu th banks as deposits. If one man draws
eut, it ia by hia check, which ia passed to the credit
of the holder on the book of the bank. It is by the
transfer on bank ledger, that uiue-teuths of the
payments are made. The actual money ia not
touched ; for every man prefers a credit ou a bank
ledger "to specie. The government on this plan may
have a million or five millions or nothing at all to its
credit. If it draws out ita whole amount deposited,
it is only to pay to its various citizen aud Una being
accomplished by transfers on th ledger, the money
market ia not agitated. But to chaujre millions into
actual coin, would make perpetual agitation. Un
der the old sub-treasury bill, the effort te create pay
ment in coin, in violation of Ihe convenience aud in
tereat of the people, was abandoned at once. The
eublerluge el getting checka, endorsed " payable ia
specie," was resorted to, though, the checka were do
more payable ia it after the endorsement than before.
Bank notes were also locked up. and a pretence made
of separating the Slate from the banks, though, iu
fact the money was all iu the hank, and the actual
uuioo of the State with the Banks was not lu the
leaat abated, and it never can.be. The government
would not trust the banks, o it got bk notes and.
Most M f.lanciiolt Accident.--We under
stand that a little son, ome 10 or 12 years of age,
of the late jlf :rha'.l Ildke, Esq , of Lincolnton, "was
shot on" SaturtJay evening last and died instantly.
Himself and another boy, about the na me age,
were pointing their guns at each oilinr, in sport,
when accidentally the gun of young Fulcnwider,
which ib the name oftlio other boy, was discharg
ed. This accident is more truly deplorable, ow
ing lo Ihe fact that Mrs. link" has been in a very
critical alate of health, since t ho tkaih of her hus
band. RulherforJlnn Republican.
Sad Accident. A li'tle negro boy belonging
to S- O. Hamilton of this place, was killed a few
days ago, by a cart loaded with pine turning over
andcruahinj him beneath it. Ibio'.
LOCO FOCO NOMINEE.
Th? Loco Fuco Coitvoulion came oiTon the S:h
inetatr. We have not received any account of
their proceedings; but private information hj
been received which stalos liiat (jreen W. Cald
well, Esq, of this town received the nomination
unanimously, Mr. Kishor having by letter positiv
ely declined accepting. This has taken us all by
surprise, and we doubt very niiit'h ivliollicr the
gentleman nominated wag not as murh surpris
ed aa the rest of us. lie may say, and well s.iy,
"deliver me from my friends," for Ihe opinion
soerns to be general that he had no aspiration? in
that way. We opine that this notnmalior. Im
been brought about by some rerijkinj friend who
has hie eye upon the superintendent's post, and
supposing lhat there was no other way to displace
him, set the wires to work to have this nomina
tion made, which places tho superintendent in
quite a d. lemma ; and we must aay lhat hia situ
ation ia any thing but a comfortable one, for if he
declines lu accept, tlioee who are no doubt fish
ing for hia office will charge bun with a want of
palnoiirin, citing JuuVe banders as an example,
in not leading his parly to tho vutory they are so
confident of achieving, and the attempt lo remove
him will no doubt be successfully made ; ami
should he accept ho will have to give up an office
yielding a good salary without much egpeneo, fur
one, should he be successful, yielding a salary
that would not more than cover hia expenditures.
But this ia no affair of ours, we therefore leave
it to be settled betweeu the nominee and his par
ly. Charlotte Journal.
.On the Tlh iust., at his lesiJeiiee iu Cleaveland
County, Ceoige CahaiiM, lj. , il. both yearoi his
age. The deceased w is bcin in , mIo ws'v t onut v,
Vu., September lot I,, ITtrl, and came io Noith
olma in lfcSU:i. It would seem that be was supeiiiiil
urally convinced of his approaclim;; dissolution for
on Ihe day of his- death, tliouKh complaining but hi
ll", and attending to Ins business usual, he sent for
one of his neighbors to write bis w ,11, ami in le.-s than
three hour after siiiiii; the nsme, be died, nut ha
ving taken his bed mote Uisn minutes before ihe
departure of thai priuci, le "I vitality h Iik m had ke;.
-cimii activity ins man who by bis co.uuel aim
conversation, in all the social relation, of Ills, proved
to all who knew him, Hint
" An honest man's the noblest work of Cod."
And from ihe course be hud taken in the last few
months of his hie, we fondly hope that Ins soul bud
been sauctiied by Ihe ollire work of the Holy Spirit,
and fitted for its everlasting abode with "Cod, who
gave it.
OLD P RINCIPE SE GARS,
OK tho Steamboat brand, for snle al
1'. 1''. PKSCUD'S
.Ian 21, ima 7
fjr- Siarula rd ropv.
l'l'..H-F.:
inn, em ly
Salad.
i l'KIM'KK-Ox beau, Cayenne,
j TO M A I'U l.iniic n il
Al-o. nearly every vailrly of K-pliint, liidisn
Coin, Kdle, NjbIui linm . tlkia, l'ai-ley, I'.usoip,
I in ii 1. ii i , li .1, ' Is li , b piling,', N.junsti, and S ds.ly srfil-.
lUtiO 1'U'1-1 Ol i'lV'r '4!, ol
pen,-- too lain as lo , ! iili -onl o vshali ae
-'"-1 d I'll id urn i . , . s I appa.v, , vn.iene., w liirlsio
and a-aiHnl al I loo 1 dl.ti .
K I'I'.,S.'IT) Drovji-..
K
pill op in a he.it Is
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Jan 21, VMUi
il y Standard pi
0
I'KOI'OSALS
For Piitiliiiiiiii; in tlit'Tn-.Tii of tt'ilmiiifton.S.r.
A TKI-WEK.KLY V.Wm,
To si! r.n rt i i.p.n
THE COMMERCIAL.
rpiU-: SI'ltSCRIIlKHH, urjjetl by tho enroiir-
1
nyeineut held nut lo thorn bv many of the
"PRUDENT. FIEUY AND BOLD."
Among the qualifications of Mr. Caldwell, as
enumerated by the Standard, are those expressed
in the words which head this article. Ihe l'ulk
ilei have peculiar knac of compounding op
positea, and thia ia a rare instance of it. We may
expect to hear next, that some of the unterrified
are mild, eavngf, and bland or, aolemn grave
and comical. Independent.
A Teacher Wanted,
MAN qualified lo leach the English, Latin and
Greek I.angua:. is win ted immediately, to
take chsrge of a ainaH School, eight miles south ot
Kaleigb. One of some exerwnee wtxild be preferred.
Testimonials of character, and qualification, wilt be
retired. WtLI.fo WHITaKEU,
ADAM 0. DANK
Wake Ceanty, Ja )V U, 7ww
Dli'I'.CT FROM PHILADELPHIA;
Each p -m heart the lahtl ai.d vnrranty of
IfWtt I.AH drj;tj!.
l'oa salk sv
HENRY D. TURNER,
i:l t!:c !?. C. Book-Store, JUIeiirh.
CCf Extrnrt bom the" Id.I'OiiT" of the " VISIT-
IXi I '( Ml VI I I I E K of the P E N ! Mi l, V A M 1 A
HO.UTU;i;i,TL'KAI,(Jt:lE I'V;" umtinmouthj
adnplcif, and ordered lo be printed.
iirt'jri t( and arrU-a.
" TIicj.t extensive prnun Is are on Federal st'rrt.
near too Arsenal. - - - - j ne carl est col e,
(ion of Camellias wis made hero, w .mo of th s,- n,,w
in the possession ol those dis'inp'ii.lo d nursery men.
are ten teet high. j,h,! selection f
0HKF.tr nous,. ptiK-rs is valuable and exlru-ivc.
; In the Ki'BSKitiKS wc sew a great miny. M i.j.
nolias, i f which there are no less thin thirteen
1 1 1 tot species and Ihrce varlctie-. line plaid of the
M. frrandili ira is UO feet high and in full bloo.u
Here are likewiio the M. cordata 50 foet lush ; a
beautiful M. eliptica iu dower, and a niuiiihc. iii
specimen, 18 (eel hih, of the M. consp cun ; the
curious Osage Oraum1, Unit retains its lucid foliage
Linger tha'i anv other deciduous tree.
"Tho MWKIsHSf; 'e all very eirrfctly
managed, supplying every part of the union ; th tut
of which would occupy too much of our space ; we
therefore content ottitcivt with string that the stock
is very large, and in every stae ol gro,vth, consis
ting of
Forest mid Ornaincntul Tito,
Shrubs,1 Iiv;rgv'Mi, Vine. :trt
llh s collection of herbaceous plant..; E'ltlfJfT
TKtillS of the best kind, and mint litu,ll,i con
dition ; tuge beds nf seediing apples, pears, piums,
Vc.. as sleeks for Imdiims and grailuu , u plan vin
superior to lhat nf working upon tucki.rs, v. h'ch
carry with -them in'o the graft a'l the diseases ,, a,r,
parent tock
entcrprtsitiff and business nifii of the town, ami c
vinced that such an i-stabli.-limvnt is leijiii.ril hy lite
increaiiiig trade and gnovtog inip.irlanre.il Wilming
ton, respectfully submit llue pinpoints lo the consid
eration of the tuinrriiiiii'y in this place and the riri;,l
borii L' country.
One uf the primary ol ji c is . f ''u Com m r lo i ir.,
will be li gtveeaily and eortrrl (.'oiiiuir rci.il and VI s.
rtno inli lligence , llln siule of Ihe Markets hers, in
the dtll'erent parts ol the lioion, ami iu forei(;n rutin-
irics, with which our people ha'e iritereoiir-e.
Foreign iic, domestic incidents, and polities!
errntB, will receive proper attention, and erry sHorl
will be .rude I" ri ruler Ths CoMntaciiL interesting
to all cla. - OS ot rr aders.
The siil.sciil.ers do not thick it proper to enlarge
their piniut,es in a l'tosiertu-. 'fbey hope (heir
prop. sdton will be met by the genr rom confidence (it
the ciimniiindy. which ih.y w.ll sidulniulv aim to
deserve, by strict otter, I inn In business and the fnlh
ful pe.rtnrmance of all thr duties ciniicited with thru
establish merit.
So far as the Kditots tn iv discuss political Inpics,
the character of this paper will be decidedly Whig,
and appeals will I C made to the judgment nil. I pain
otisin ol ihe peoib , in support ot 'he 'farttf ai.d otlie r
g.eai meauics ni itie pariy. so r.ccesniry to trie ga.ry
of tho country and the prosperity and ha;. pines, of I
the people,
Thk Comm fiici a i, wid be issued on Tue.'ibiii I
-ci . ..... .- . . .
iuurtany, ami caiaraay, ol earn wees, on Kny.d ir,. ma,ri,, l..,,!
Mii'i-t, at the uiodi iatc puce of .') per annum, paya- I iic.e r,,l si , 1 1 I ,,f th, ,.,
ble. in all cases, on receipt -Th
t ( 'um m i.ar M r. tv i 1 I
! treat pmn and erj,ci,sr, and even fife perbep. by
! llie Irke, the subscriber propowa, ths't any on cboo--I
sing- lo avail themselves of Post Office facilities, may
send a paid letter, enclosing, say a qoa'iler eagle, or
equivalent, (as remuneration fr trouV.le merely,)
with a description of his dr-onler, and' be engages,
that if not answered with iimple, safe aud appro
priate remedy, the money, un assurance or proof
thereof, will he returned. In particular, prescription
lor Liver Cumpla nh, Dropn, Cancer anl SoM
ffreutti, have been thus givu, and speedy anl com
plete fines ensued".
Moreover, ihe subscriber is c instrainetl here !
a'llle, that whatever lie the reception of tlui medical
announce rticid, (cnlculated lor general aV "'ll si
particular benefii,) by ihe half learned, prejudiced,
and illiberally selfish, and theiefore really quack d - c
lors oi either sy t. in of medical practice it is reliev
ed, that the really tecifiil and scientific of both systems-wiil
dotibtlf's consitlen him a well e ititls-l aa
themseliu a to respeet in li s peculiarity of pract.rS
And ho believes lhat, as lor a number of yea. a 're
i nde.ivornj to benefit tho pub, is, -with little or no
cuniaiy reaid in one pioiission, or as a clergj in'i' ,
so the really candid ami tide rtt will be gtaiilii'l
to hatu. that in ain,t!,iir pr.,1, s. ion. lie fe'lifes dtiH
'pitionagc und c.Tttip. nsaium . And he further be
hoes, tint (be mo i worth ,- and public spirited (not
the ii.'ro aud prifiliinnlly hanilmgid.) of tho
Community, will al-o le pleased, that now the si
cu'li'.l ri (!iui realty rr.v old as herbs and plants and
iheir :tntiiur use in !l,e hutting art.) teg-i lable y
tern, can b: resorted to by all, as adnunisteri d by ono
at ieasl, hjni" (Jie proper requisites nf leaning ami
eipe.ienctv ()r llit, no longer wnhoiit shy eornpe
cuoii, all shall he n t:c ,ss.t it i i.t confined to the dun
ge.r of ctrsiriictivc inaektr f, and oltca exorbitant
cbarg.'s nf tUt old sys.em.
Ami m-i to education. . tho sub:'ciiJer kos fpent
Ihinmnntls fat the htmdrrrft spent hy some half
learned epeiinirnti!rs on human vitahs, who, instead
of n mnrfrr.ir prolit on thcr nntlny. a in other hu
siru' s of Irfii, demand ihiir ihtitiiitmd per cenlage,
and group it too, when opportunity is givort them, bt
rJ1) the nursrs as well aa rein of their pa'fiinis t
or. wlieu ihey rim laHa r. dend net upon human' tifit
an. t tirriinnad, trocugli kn .ckmi! ami keeping down
all c-mtpetition, in like ni .nncr as some snli Arneri-
can tillirs agamt a i.i. prunirtive tariffs, would do
I stioy tho restntiees of our country, and her dear-'
j botihi libinins, by rointtrj; her inanulactor,it's. am
I trade cotnpeiihoii with other nations, slid thus msk'
in her sueiumb to llu ui.
J And aa Ihe subscriber is aware that some of Ibu
I most unworllij of men would iiijuie Ins sianding ami
I influence hy unworthy il'it-, sn.-n as ' old I Ms"
j and " Uncle thai," (suns il.sir other modes of at
tack h.ileil ol intended elfi. t, ) he would not.ly surl
I siniiter-ciiiiided chararteis, lhat he will not heed in
any way iheir disiespeeifuf ippeUaiions, nor ifieir
spoken or wiitten loin-lli til ridicule. Hut while care
ful to address rfs-pectludy till in llie comtnuiiiiv. soil
by iheir proper liti:x. ho experts the smie. grulle
munly, f.'hristian Courtesv o others, and will ireal
clawuish um.l evident!' desi tned diarpsprctfnl m.
nijlitvtrs with the conn-nipt and tiller disregard rrirrlted
by the hiill'.ion-hki' persons using tliein lhrou(h pro-h-ssionsl
p'.iloitsy : ii.l iinli-rrpnlilictin fircjudices -Tits
imniiunceil title of Onrtnr may now save such
ihe trouble of ii'fcitliiuT, a'.d Ul manners, of usirfg
mlmtiiticrx.
fs.ime mintreanl.1, not worthy o he identified with
eilher political fw't y of our country, called the great
and good (,'enernl Harrison, old granny, A'c. dee,, in
order lo destroy his rightful it lluenrs. And siifti
such tlrtnikr i iharacten, ar d their sill ilmics of
quack doi-lors and hipnerilical religionists, still uian
test spite ami mntice lor having been justly and
.publicly exposed hv the subscriber, lor their said vi
liipefain.il of ihe (ieneral, and their denunciations of
the so-called "great politic u I debauch of hard ci
rirr,"iVc in the campaign ol IB. 10.
Home justly denominated hypocritical, rancorous,
riper and .vrryiciMike characters of old, called til
greatest pattern and emtnplar -of Christian morals
hun.ie.if, - ii ii'inr bibbrr" tor malitnu nnd partoSiius
ol a mn.il excellent vrgrtnltle medicine, and occasion
I at beverage. And tl.ey also donoum ed htm a " ftl-
Inn" lor performing cfi'np and wonderful euro on
the human system. And ihe imminent danger lo
nur rouritrv, of modern ro.vrvy nrH nulgnrttf abu
sive political fntnt'iugg'rs. a welt a ot half Jtngetf
schol ars, ir the rhspn uf ja.'inr pntef quack dortofs.
may be inferred irnm the far r, th .ii some ancientimes
actually brought nbnnt Ibe rrmi if Iheir cotmlrt,
under the speciau, pren nee of naring it from fi'iiinsrt
power, through Ihe tnj'irt and cruel crurifm.,n of
ihe ureal Hcerlenner of mankind fitch like modern
wirked wretches nre tille.l with spna ami malice
sgniusi all viituotis el imples, for reproving iheir own
morals by funrat!,, nnrl dirrefrire, instead" of enn
s idering " ri himint man Ihe nol;l,il work nf Cud,''
they ib em nothing so tkn ruble. a le drslroy, ilirnughi
most dishonorable and dutciiiluo meani, the iumi
enre, and even rbaraciers, il not lives of ihe most
virtuous in I hnsliaii inmmtinilirs, who seem It
stand in the way of their pri Jit or )jit eminence.
Unl some sapid) writers ol tho small fry of ilia
ha 'f learned nnrieral (jusrk do. tors, (no rellection
up n uriv half le.irncil, mil n-l having lha sell run
ceit and low envy ol some s.n h ;.g nnsl the hberaliy
diiciiied,; a e foil. I of exj.a't.ilii un the vin ding of
i.ii. 0, and other Ihe r so .-a led vegiti.br quark
nostrums, robbing the widow ami the lathi-rle-r ;
vi Inle, thrnwlies. by ll'eir iiri'imni? blefdinu, (blood
r now by ihe most cin
'r.il fnciidy, nml rife (villi
n tne n si nnrnn, r. rril qll!ir.s rr.o.tl;. ,) and gi
e nmini a uriunijr rneartlin 1 . l. , . b.-nsr i'
lor ndierlieirig, on account ul the frequency of Us
pnblica:ion, and will be nistle as ec uiomicul to the
ndvertisi r, as a reasonable, support for the publishers
will possibly adin t.
J'lin fnsi,imrnber will be is'ind on tile liurd dsy of
March ncjt, being ihe fust 'I'msdiv in lhat niont'i.
w i i,M x i ' rni.(';i;ii,
.1. VVIIITAKEU.
Wilmingii.n, January 16. IS.Jf',. fl
A CERTAIN SEDiri!. !'R.U:T!n: A'.'ifif.CE!),
And tons friii:io'n. nllraiini.. .('posrd.
to Tin: AXDtz ts :i;iAc .
V"' Hulwcriher, jean since, obtained a I'nitral
(Stales piitcnl lor practising .Medicine. And
now, after a mislariuiy tnal, in Ins hiinily and . Ie
hi re, he amiootirfs is willitigrirss lo serie tne poll
lu: under tho pecodar auspices "I lbs 'I'liomp-Oi inn
or ic;i-ial.,e sslfiu. Hut he b, leave to stain. s
lo Ins pret, iisioi.s generally, that ne has not i nly a
Collegia te education, tas his degree of A. M. Can
! prove ; but bus read, and siudied ths usual routine.
l tne minri nl
inificn;."s in snrh
y us no heller I, .an puis no, in tbetr hai.'ds not
only make wulotts and f,tl:rless chiMnn but rub
them after ificy n.f made. And yet th. y would per.
made the ilicrmd rel.nuei nf iheir lietiiriV, Ihuf.
nil ii right on their part, but thai sub- vegetab'
i rn'i.eil rs a.e ri( uirr,,o. And as strll further evi-
cen.e uf their inlroiine-H in the n-t of deceplinn, for
' filthy lucre1 sake." rn oiy sre imlurrd to enlerlain
ihe nont umigiilfuu- indjin'rit of perra led appear
nnre merely, cm mam, .4 frotn said prufcssior.nl jej.
ony and therefore 1.. uliribine the many liialhi tm-
irr tlui mine: a 1 1 n r'l 1 nut sr lenufic) prart'rr, to lis'
prnyulrnrr of (l.al 01 ly ; but ihr ci.-.apa'alive few
iiridir (he v'g'iulile ry Win, entirely lo the peculate
liealnir,, of ih.it pr,u 1 ce , or, as often held forth
iy eucli di'-eivers and then dupes, all deaths under
the latter 1 ra. tire uie no brller limn murder. O!
ho long will any be h o.'wuikcd hy sut h nb. rtrd.
unjust prfjoil.rfs; and such nvo, as corirell (lie lurk
ing danger ol the ruin r I 11, sir property and life ! !
Moreover, the u!'i iib, r is 1 onecious of no motives
hul those of sell ih fence and pub ic'pood, 111 il.e shove
incidental strictures on real iui etrry and lit nio-t
imwori'liv means of (tnnrorontd aiiai k upon himself.
And. as no profession o.rtv or r, raise. watiKv e'ss,!
iho niintint Mslcm aH wc I as atlen.hd a course. 1 .,( ...,.,!. u,. ,n.'.,t ili.n,r ...t. .. :.i,
, ol Lectures perti.ining tbereto. Unt. under all rou- viduals only, or iho,e e..ns-rous nf !md mnftves, un
, Hderattons, It- decline, ihe responsibility using j,,Bl quahticatic-ns, professionally, ihem-etve, will
Ueiluinel, or other minerals, or the Lintel. Vel, let 11 , impugn his for tins, er feel Ihi mscjves aggrieved. -
here bo lbs. i.rtlv lllub rsln d tho, na 11,1 b,,r..l.,, ,.!. t. .1 .1 c .. ., ...
r.u- is . i.i' 1 . . J ' , 11 any cusses 01 11 c most unwortnv in iteiiutiti-
...i..k ..w.ui, ! iiowrver anowr, .o ue oucii jaiui in politiej, or religious ultra humhiii'rr. r or our da.
ellcci.) ho merely means, that he would not have whose eoor e of most !nh horaVe fraB.I.' low tnrt
any come to him, who choose, ihe atnrcsairl mi diral I and eoar c!y vulgar, spiteful slangs, against all etcrl-
pracuee. r or, m common with lira. I hompson, j h ru or of rgood ri.jH.rt, thereby to deceive the igii"-
niu ivi,,iini, am, n mav ue suueil manv
country from ince grounds, and may slwsys he de
peuded upon. I be s tr,n i.t a li su m k-. r ol these
Hoa riccLTi sisTS is one uf flit most extensive; in
the Union, and its reputation is well sustained Iroin
year lo j far. .
i o obviate the chanee of minture of the farina of
l, nl.ttl. nl lha. mtw. l.m.u ,h. i.a.,m ,-l.,:..i. ..1 ., ...
. , ....... ...... j , ,j .,. r.is.uisin-u , inrir ineory arm urnctice auer candl I eiaminaiion
snollier nnisery, at a suit aide disisnce, so thai de- I be deems the veaetable medicines in lieu thrrent .
rant and un w'arv. not nnlv lend to muke M nirue il-
of ihe m.t eintneni of tho mineral faculty, adopting j telf ashamed," and lo countenance: and exalt .ice,
lUl unchecked by n pohfic eipnsnre, ftich a by
generation cannot lake place, and which secure to
the purchaser ' a genuine article " Knowing ihtll Hd worlh all olher medicine, bv most eminent Physi
the age, quality and process of culture ol everv idanl
Ihe supply from their grounds is recommended with
great confidence "
tJbiice the date of the IfupogV" from which
the alxnre is abslracted, ih ay rias are. slishm ut
his been obsitlt KXLiaokV. The Col eclioo of
Camellias euih ace all tbe finer kinds, and consists
of some thousand of various sizes ; so likewise of
Koss . and other desirable plants, both tender and
hardy Fiuit Tree, etc.
The Bsse Giants, lone, coftt fifty acres, and
the whole ie, a it ha been for more than Nat. a
csKTUar, tinder the successful oiansgernent of fattier
and on, the xot rttonutir is AMKIIKJA.
(rj Order, received by H D. TI KNEK, at ihe
North Caroline Book H,or fium whom dialogues
may be obtained, gratis.
jw,;t4. , 1 1 ., t
'ts, 1V0. 8, te., 4c. not omitting Wine, (m-rnunt-
clans.) as far mare safe and efficacious, as well as
ccoimiucei. and therefore ad , pted to alt classes of a
republican community of etpial rights, privileges and
interests, wii bout surt pecuniary oppression at ruin
any. rur us is peculiar lo tne tegelaOle ,y
our prrrsf a psiioltunis of prite irrtue and ns
tionsl salety. Would destroy the bell intere! and
Mood-bought liberties of our State and country s
WaiHi vhto's, ihe father of our polilisal happiness,
being honself ihe judge of this position, in leacbing
that " Moralil y snJ helianiu" are the only perptiuul
safe-guards -i our republic.
but how, let it be arked, are virtue and religion to
lem, the chrg ar but half ihe usual .,f the nuns j be perpeloeted, if ib most viriuou and really unof-
ral And not excep'ed in ihis moderate scale nf
compensation i Dentistry, so (ar as entracling. filing
and cleaning teeth which i done by the subscriber
as skilfully as by any, with the besl of instruments,
procured for him by a trfo.t emrn nl Drnlisl. rid
ss s further peculiarity lo self in pvticula", the
snbcribf, for reason, toj ledtons I i name, dews not
choose 10 bind him-elf to attend p ili.-uis at night, n .t
in the Hai, wlint thinliii.g best ro mrtre'y p.rcrib
sml furnish the appropriate rentedi- for applicants
present or slswni. A ml as. having Ueu eseen'iillv
esijsStieJ b:oaaf, a w., uann
lending in llie community, must has their respect
arid good name destroyed by live' unresisted false is
sue and vih aiacriion of the moil conopt and
wicked f
in fin, under a'l fOTssideration, the subscriber
hopes he is as rightfully entitled as liny, to the appel
lation here appended to his natrre, ami then-fare hit
1 most reapectfvlly, ihe public's humble servant,
flDhNEY TEM,E), M. &.
Drinkley ville, 11,1 lai.
Ja:.ui'y It. ISs'i' i . -,-U