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.'FRIDAY., "PEIJUlJAU 20,
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XO. 20j
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RALEIGH REGISTER.
tedaft February 17; 1846,
"THE' FEDERAL COURT.
Th United Stales" Court lor tht District otji&k
srottnai will meet ia this. City, oo Monday, the 9th--
if March, ' '
. RAI.EIG1I FIRE COMPANY.
ThM Company was duly organized oft Saturday
tat by the appointment of the following Office re. ynt
Lfr. BSiier;Capti"'r; J- Mc'Adww, Lietrteaaot
f. II. Selby, 2d Lieutenant ; Jesse Brown. 3d Imw
knaiif Lyan Adttme.4Ui-Uentena.it,; .William up'
hurchV'Trea.t-rer; and Henry Kvans, oecreary .
jtiip rRF:rV I1F. SOLUTION'S.
Th UolCiiigreni(iidI DelepitTon- 'fWMl&Wtfr
aroliiia, with the exception oT Mr. DocasJiv, voted
..i-as .:- i nreair-Hsftain -of
tir tne iiomiio" 5"'b ,
lie'termination of llm joit oceupiucy of Uregon..
TUE LATE CORRESPONDENCE.
We refer our readwre l the article in this paper,
from the " National Inleltijf ncer, giving uie v.c.
f the Editor of that piiprr "P"11 lh Iet,e9 '"eh.
lave resent!)' passed between the Ainericun and Bri-
ih Governments. We regret lo say, but we do Bay-
that from th spirit eviuced by the American Govern-
ent, as disclosed inia late Correspondence between
British Minister and our Secretary War iriev-
able. And, for what I Why n it, when oar cooo-
y haft readied a condition the most flourishing
hen Art and Science, Religion and Uivilraaiion, are
'li al;ng their gradual but most certain progression, to
extent never mineral wnueu m
that there should be this Midden check, which
ar must necessarily cause to ensue 7 1 hef ) It
contest for rights: We have always contended
or America's jut rights, and trust we shall be among
the last to yifls! to unjust demand " one square inch"
.1 L ...... -C - La:." II. ., Im,'a
, gye even unu pm i i
we, except in oiir ewn-opinion, the riht to t lie
whole of Oregon V Let us consider this one fact.
nd weigh it o, that England may have, the
.1 1 . I. I. ,l . ..v tri! tr i iultfullLUUl
ame ttiougnw wuu regmu i am ts'"i""K
or territory, which our loud -mouthed orators charge
ipon her as a dietinguiahing National chaiactensiic.
VtlfftEMB ttorEf." I Xhn " Jffw Trk Mtrror" lias t brief notice uf
0tN!ov have heen delivered i tb fallowing tiMther abusive, .book ou line roHtry," which baa n
Oaxes.'eiiioe oiir last : j cently appeared rnEngladi from the en of trav-
Ry Rwrrifi, C.J. in States. UnderwieoJ, frtmre- le, ylM himself " R.i'Mo" .The. results of
dell, declaring there 'taf'"J- h oWrvs ' moik'd in i .olwne etititled
dismissing the will. - 19 ,
A(s, in toe tx dim Tate t. Crowson, front Gtiil' j ihe year 1845, with short account o Oregon."
ford, reversing rile judgment below ad awardiug k Tba genHetnaa'a emulation, sayeituf " Kuhimore
reuire'd' ,,, . . ' I1. ,"B,iff ' Amrican,"jmpenri- to have bf to produce a csfc
Also, irr Coohrau e. Wood, from AlM, nj; of M.urry
a Vhrinirhaus ill EmiUv, from Pas- ! tL i Dickon., au.l jndt JUSSMU2AtW i'bhh-
Alr, m Pool e. thnnglmu., in .qy, icom r (h revjoW( ( work hng ((ifle st,cc,,d.
quotaiJt, dimssing the bill. . ri.i,,, ..-R0)lip goe, far he.-
AIM, in Nail Martin, m Eqdtty, from Davie, J
diMWMinp; ins ,....,- . i arities of th Aiiiericaua, U'o cannot reM irivme
Also, in .Moms 0 Aoam, in ivjuny, iroin i'uiu. . - ., : r .i.I ..,1,.V t,vU
A pttT in th"1 Wost'uhtsfs a pnfssitnsl
.ntloman Hrinl-t l.wy-r " Th" lmis
.l'ill Jniiril' ukon lus conieiui'i irnry tn t:ik mid
admonishes him ncur to abuse a ninii uillwul a
, es5:,.ot ii:T.avt:i, 1
Be noi d-rived iih vuin hope ley fio,t ihe flut
lerlnn nnctmri "it your mH, lUnt i1hcii.ii will i urn it
self, especially if that disraw lie Cnii'iip inn or I i v
ci ('iiipUiut. If j"U M'nuid Ih ic-t wed i.i health. '
you must u l e me.,its ulin hfifvulcure aiJ
kind JVitviiltiir"" li'ive plun .! n in yunr n ni li. The
greaj nmf uui' e.iliy papular nm ,lv for l ',ni.niup
tinn, Biids'l Olironio'disexi-u. i new fur s.ilr in e'vik-
Tivhnlv hrtllore finn'ofr-fl h4g old and paids V.4 ch.i r ($o ood
!' til IV lUi iill O lit )V ill Ut I do of ?5,0M. J di) of 3O,OO0, (1 do of 11.0.000,
-A. A VV A yjunn the SuJciilr, 'residing at And numerous other fJraiid Ones, amounting to
L .I'll ivlvaniii C'o4,rt Hou-i-, Vimiiiia, on tlie millions "and millions 6f dollar.. . The same brilliant
li'jt il ol UicSlsl dey of D.ci'uilvr, 1845, a likely success may inl h elcd by all 'hose who sem)
murii hi ic liy iho iijiiii- of V ILK V. their orders to the constant j ri.. sellers and prorript
i nr fui iu'hio slave w m pun liaeu by mi-, snort pays,.,
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THE FAUMpRS' LIBRARY. AND JOURNAL.
This pnttioation, it eminently calculated to inter
act nut only our farmers, but all others who wish lo
investigate the principles f agriculture a at-scieuce.
It takes higher grounds than any similar journal that
has ever issued from the American Press, and as
inch deserves peculiar favor anp1 attention. It treats
itha auhject of Agriculture as a science, regulated
ike other sciences by fixed laws ud principles, on
the proper understanding and observance of which
depends, in W email measure, the success of the til
ler f th nail, It gives not only entire works on the
subject from standard authors, Americau and For
eign but furnishes labored articles upon almost eve-
y subject tidnneeted with this department of natien-
I interest, from the ablest writers of the Union.
IT A geath tan, named Day, advertises for a lest
Dog. As " every dog must have his day,' we know
ef no good reason why Mr. Day should not have his
dog.
tT Tfl? WV,, j State ConvsntiO" Of Ohio met at
Columblii on the 4th inst. and was organized by the
choice of Hon. Toshoa Matiiiot as President, and one
Vics President from each Congressional. District.
Two hundred . d ninety delegates were present. On
the second ba,.ot for a candidate for Governor, Wa.
Biss, E119. obtained the highest number of votes, and
Was afterward unauimmwly nominated. Mr. Bos
Waa :. .r ui the Whig Elacldr hi lit late Presidential
contaot.
THE NEXT LEiISLATURE.
In reference to th. systematic efforts now making
by the, Loca Foco party for carrying the next Legis
lature, the " 1- artll Statr Whig."- printed at Wash
inglon in this htate, holds tlie'fuUovring sncouraging
language.:
" We can speak of tlii. .ecthrn ef the State only,
and sour as its action wjU affect the eltaracler of
the Legislature, can assure ouf friends-abroad "thul
all is rwht. In the disasters to our party m 184:2,
We lost a mmiet from tins ( Beaufort) county from
Hyds, one from Washington, ouo from Caneret,
one from Craven, two making a lotis of six in
these fitv adioimVtff counties. In 1844, we got all
Bright again eleetsd, irt ptace W these Locofucoe, six
sterling Wmga. AnO wonsii qo uie same again,
this year j and more than thai we shall gain a Sen
ator in Oavcu, and probably a Commoner in Uretue.
All that is wunting on the part of the- Whigs" lo
Carry both bmexmeauf the Legi.latura, is orguiii?.a
tiotr and effort. The,elelia is au important one--a
U. S. Senator ie lo be chosen, ae Judge Mangum's
term will expire ou the 4lVof Match, 1847?-and what
a burning shame lo the VVfiigs of North Carolina
will it be to sntjfef the State to be npreseuted by two
liocofuco. We would- earnestly call ou our Vk liig
arathren throughout the State, -to attend to this mat
Ur. The Locofocos will mulra a hard struggle to
-arry tlr Legislature and apathy on our part will
Ml j encourage them to struggle the harder, 1 ney
must be met with our best and strongest rrifcrK
The Whigs in this. 8th Congressional dtetrict will
oo' tKeir djity hi the approaching campaign. Though
by tiie abominable gerrymander, we are overpower
rd in an election for Oougtess, and eight eui of the
tetf e'oantie. composing the district deprived of a
tofcfra the National Leeiblalure, still the reeoollee-
tioi of this wrong and outrage sttnjHirates and nerves
won or Mils wrong ana outrage stmpunurs . un.r, cot,lct, WH, marked wrtrf nnspoued integrity.
M lorredonblecr elfbftr; IS wnrra CaTtererrK9 h wair h,rnlKrt(,, and genero, as a
mi4 up an entire. Whig delegatinni to Hie next Gen
era Assembly end tu their aaine w call upon the
Whfgs inf th Ulher couotie of the 8tate, to second
tbenn in their 9brt. to return a majority of Whiirs,
oe4r aad trov, lo both Houses, aud thus give Loco-
it focohim such a defeat thai it will not trouble as
ftrnrnmr; ...
JCT 'Tha Legislature of TaNWteE adjourned ot
th 2d inst aftrr a session of fonr month.
Tb Treasurer of the A.iMnC4n1,I,eaea' Soejety
tia. received a legacy of Five Hundred Dollar, be
ueatued lo that eioelety: by th. lata Lboueier
Fowler, of NorUifield Conitetlieut."
CArisiian Rtguttr.
.lariiiir that Ihe tiiiunctioii w prooerly dissolved
By.DaNiaL, J hi Gajlorde a, . Blouut, adm.,
from Beaufort, affirming the judgment' below. .
Also, in I'etersou r. Webb, lu Equity, from Bertie,
disuniting the bill.
" Also, iu McRne o. Wesell, from New Hanover,
afhVming the judgiiwnt below.
' Also, in flmiiibers r. McDaniet, from C'aswerl, ef
firmiiig ihe judgment below.
-JUsb;jsUJjys- M-titam. 15p.,ffiri!aiiic.
the decree.
Also; in Miles r. Allen, frpm Caswell, affirming
th jndgtnem below
By Nash, J."in Taylor tO Cotton, from Chatham,
affinuirijj the jud((iiieiii below.
Also, "n Deep 'River lioid Mining.' Company r.
For, in Eifiiiiy, from .Guilford. diracWlJ ihe junc
tion to be diNolved.
Also, iti Uowlaud r Mann, from Stanly, reversing
tlie j iiJginent and awarding a tenire lie
AIo, in Beirrfrban-n Yarburough, Hum- Orange ;
judgineiit fur ihe plain tut ' ' !
Also, in Sijeuioro iv Myrrow, from Person, revers
ing the j.idsriuentXnd awarding a temrfde ;l.r
Also, in Aire oW Clurke v. Digga, Inmi An
son, reversing the judgment below, and awarding u
veAire ie rtJto. 'V ". ,""
PARENTAL GOVERN M ENT.
Onr atleiiihiu haV been lulVed lo jit extiilet from
a eriTioti, ue.iverao o nev, it. .TinAicr, ui mi.,.
npoi'i the milijeet of Hie duties uf P.iretm. We make
ttie subjoined extract mol chaei fully, bee utse we.
repond wi ll our wtiole i-oui to tlie liberal ami tiuly
(. -atholic sjnil Christian vie as w ineli U lucukulos :
It ie the dtilv of children lo'ohey the commands of
their Parent ; but ilifti the.y have a rijjtil to lipo
that 'bus will be re.i")imble. C'lnldien may exiei:t
to be ruled ; bill not ..lb a 'rod id iron, power
is so grateful lo the heart, an lint of love ; and there-'
tore no pow-er is . so imcoiitrohabio. And if men
should govern by ath-ctioil any wheie, it should be in
thu family. Tluil is eircio in which love n,v ild
reiu The i-everett measures should tie the tesiul
of a calm, deliliernte and teuder coueern for the in
leiesls ol the wliole family, lint power is habla lo.
-trbtrse. And even i ai enls yielding lo temper, and
unbalanced by the uureasouableiiees vl their ctiit
dren, rnav exercise their authority unreasonably
Meuoe the Astle says, Parents, pru.oke not jour
children, &o."' We ure not lo suppose that Parents
are foi bidden to say or do things which may po.-nbiy
piovoke their "children . to auger beeau.-e childieu
may. he no headstrong, unreasonable, -and fiery, as to
lake oll'eirc.e at the calmest cautions, and al Hie most
reasonable restrainm. He, ihereiore, who, for the
sake of peace, surrenders his uuthotny, uoiotiiy mis
ses his aim, bul endangers ihe true urieivste of bis
family.
'1'here are cases, no donht, when severe measures,
however painful to the feelings of a Parent, aie ne
cessary. lfudvice.be disregarded and remoiistiances
ure unheeded, and olleuces are again and iijjain rs
peated, lliou he who spaieth the rod ha'.eiii hi. child.
Even then, however, a Parent should sunie not iu
wrath, bill in love, lie should cliuslis not for his
o:i rile.ieure, bul for liis'cluld's profit.
In nio.-t instances, hovvevsr, corjioial severity is
unnecessary scarcely ever, if there be a ratioual.
uniform, uliectionute and hrm system of paternal go
vernment. Wheie there is much of correction, il is
the hand tukiug the place of the judgmentit i
leinpm-stipplyhig the place of rcilecnon it is haste
taking the place ef patience il is doinjj what re
quires no i i'0u,;ht, iu pieference to a sober and pro
tracted iii( iir) 1 low can I rcc.mm my child from
his way wurduess, and bring out ihe lu-iter iualities
of the mind and the heart? And lei. il never he
forgotten that corporal se enty gi nerully fans of its
purpose. The-iuosl uirl i ''lit. .aid uniiiiy children
you can find any -.'her, aio those who .are beaten
most frequently anu most imiiiciciluhy.
I grant llial in the age of Solomon, when the vast
multitude of human beings could neither read nor
wrile, and uf course there, was but httie just ihintc
ingthe rod was necessary in iiiKiiilhiiiiiig order and
authority. It supplied lbs plaee uf reason and argu
ment lo those -who were incapable uf exeieising or
understanding either. Bul another, a belter rod has
been discovered one belter adapted to the present
state of society. 1 mean the rod of moral power -in
other words. Parents and Teachers now feel the
importance of governing their childieu and scholars";
more by touching their ni)nds lhait their bodies.
They now exercise authority by instructing llieir
children by creating a g d family opinion, as to
what is proper ui improper, nghi or wrong, and espe
cially by enlightening tile individual conscience, and
by training up to right habits. Tins is ttie-rnust el
fective and elevating kind of discipline. Il is as
tonishing ho many generations have pa-sued away,
w ithout auy other thought, than' that evil tempers
and refractoriness wnro to. be routed out by lacerating
and bruising the bodies of children, rather lliau by
informing their minds, and consciences. -
At a Meeting ol thu Cuiciis of WilkeS Conn
ty, at the Court Hutise, Chi 'Tuesday, the 3d of
February, Gen. James Wellbrirn was called ti
the ChaLr, and L. B Carrnichall and William
Mss'in were retjueslnd tn act as Secretaries
The object f the meeting was explained in a
few appropriate remarks by Oil. A k it Church
ab a tueetiug lor th? purpeee of paying a Irihuto
of respect to the memory of thu late Oen. Wil
liam Horthn.
On nioiion, a Committee., consisting of-Col.
A- Mitchell, Walter Lenoir and Col. A. Church
wrrtr appointed by the Chair, (o report Ryiulii
tions expressive of tho seii8e ol the meet hig
Tlti? UoiHiiMttee, after retiring; a short lime, eub
mittetf the following :
.Rcmlred, That a proper respect for th cliarr?ter
lid excellent qiialin-9 of the late Gen. William Mor
ton, requires of us a suitable manri estatiou of the
esteem we have of his worth, and the afUicted feel
ings we sutlVr for his loss.
Rtmhctd, 1 hat tu his punhc and private relations,,
ry city still I nporlsnt imvn iu ihe coiinii v at s pure
soma of the. choicest MK-cimeiia of the author's style ' too thai any one ran atfmd to buy, Y.m lune no
Of the American peopie he says: j souse, then-hue, f,,r ug ec'.'ma Iu save y.uir life an. I
i neaiiti. lie noi nic ,v. ,i vvunquuK tioMiums. or
" The men are aa.ll.ow, and the women tallow ; the
in ull that makes leminine nil;
hefr etJbTts' to-snrmly-sticti- deft
eienev by-art, are lotallv WMitting in the great aTtis.
tnre beautiful, .Ad W erfcrts' tofmlyr tteffe btlatCbalfcluii a..,lm.,.e.em!y ,..
hn ed lour
bottles of a doubtful kind- one ol the most retch. ai?d
nit...iin r. rr,,,n, which the ruch I nvsician- in me c iv, u , u.reiv.u psueni ne
excel. The men are merely long, lanky YaUes, j Mwd-ariiJ Uiut urlitlz bade and eki-hstije t-r lor llr.
Ji, with narrow uape. lo. their necks j wi.t Mawim "I H ll-l ' l.eiiy. be nut -cc civni
utai s li.t..uu itl.il cuies.-it
-iil 's ! U'lt ill,' blii im of h' IV t r 1 v
lirhe sii.re, lii.m Alias Kiisli. ol Moiiluomerv ) !oun
ly, No'th t'ttrolmam bin return with the snul slave
ftom Fincistle, Virginia, nt which plnce he hud been
eppVi hendeil on his way l.i Ohio With hee papers ,
The said Wiui is black, ahum five feet 1 I .inches
high, bi'lfcceii 24 and 3,1 yeais of ace. and weighs
Shout SIW1 fifruMls; I,- vefy Irk, ly and well finned.
He rttarlo hi plopcmenl on s largj hob tail hay Mare,
attdiNe .mi! bridle, which he al o look froB, trie with
a larie green hlsnliet undet the saddle. Mad on
wlt.ii l,p lei1,, a rhei te l riiumlaboui, somewhat rtrpv
isli pantaloons, yarn, amis rip. 'and carried with him
also, a arey liorm-spuri rnni ; is niijipo-ieil tt have ptss
ed thri.ug'i llauv d.e.A .tiginia. aiul v.tni d-tuhl making
his wny hn ugh Gieei r-h,iruiKh, N. C lo the iiehth
borlTivod of Mr T, list', wlipfe lie (Tu r'ne'tv TiwhI, with
Ihe vihw . I priMMirii rim ihrr set of fire nanus
T. RUSHBLL BIGGER At Cb.
'"Z L- Richmond, Vd.
3MooTi.vooo, iooi ioo.
Gram! i onsoiulsicd Lottery, Class No. 8 "To bs)
draw i Saturday, Feb. SUt, 1848, 7 No. 1J
drawn.
(RAND SDIIEMfe; '-5'"'
1 of io.6o, 1 of IjJ.eoo, I f t,600, I of fmt
1 of 3 fl(K). i of i.;)84, iuh of 1 (too. SO of 750, 90
of uuO. 80 of 40tl 20 of :JU0, lf)u ol 900. 1.
A rvii'..ui. ,.l mi A!u ...... .. . li-i
w 'vnin ui v, iiiiib I.IMK lt9 SHA
Ik . i, f , i . : . u
ijv o uarrers cost HQ 9
fathv nnd unennt
iike. woj-k?n..:..They;,Ver have, any boyhood, uud I r. meiui vi it i Jr
Never live te g' r old. fney are sour ami gloom, ' i- Dr. W.s.,r's llnil
not froinoiailMt.lit wi t 1,0 'aim u .n
pwr of.slrset musie toltill the senses and nifn il,
pockeli their whole, souls l"'P. wrupped up in in
IHirsuil o ' another dollar ;" they have neilnei i.na
gtuaiion, nor fancji, nor taste. . ,
' They aiv truly vidgar. ignorant. I.Mjgiiijr. tj'it
fills', molanoholy. sickly people Pitsso.g tin ir lu-t
in' it state of tm'lllal excitement, some i.1.1 ihror . ,
with drink end sonic vv.ih i.,h ,e,- ; si .ne !: -Vri.
Urnt.l-ilt 4. Cti.'ft FAVORITE.
Rli! St tie '.llltrrv Sivl v.Sir Vn Trn n en urn
Hud lor ihe p.,, pose ol h-ixiiiii i itcrview with his $:ti,00, 1 i,UOO, low, st iio. I'riio lOOO!
d. a le d.iys bttore hisde-
lo the ever-yawning galrs I llieir mm i-n.
ceases in reli'oii or ckc'-sskh in j , , : ( ; i . c,
comiuerc-ti is- r'n-sses in sfjeeiiL.tiiiii- ; . r it,
of mind iini'.icrd li y a Ciiuin iraiaci cl t'o'--
But dllanutv is !:-:! cl' Icnr lite in Ainer:c-
men arc S'inil (h nml .-diifi litrg'i' leu. 1'
Hs-saK.--innlir.Tr also iie'!f . to ItlTii.t hs;r r.lli k '. l'-;r
as it liny iii'pe.r, it cm be pron-d, I l..i . i .
lo flu
' ! joy- and .
tl is Ur
; inwia; ti
j nnd is r
' i.iut the,!
:,,! ! ii..
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j ii r i
l CO., h
Ju-Kc to ihv eve. stretintii i. ihe svsiem.
liduess o the s ul and happnti-s t.v nuti -W
i - i i ihit li:is ua'tiR'l suet, ci U'Iti t v i-
. k. e-louls'ii d tin woild wit'i lis ifects,
, .u ii li'd.by the b.'-i 1'liy.s.ii inn" lli'.onjih
, Ileiwl Jpriviil,,ii n-ii.e u ni. ps -i-n-.1.
i!,c vvr.irjicr tin' ocicime and origin ,i
whom h
pii'iilfc, a pru.il vmsIi I.i ,ws.
. For ihe .ippr,.;,, ,.. f-fl wi,
run li: in iu .1 .ui, -o ih ii 1 c. I );, n
Ihe abuse reixaul ! I'vmou ji.,,1,,,.,
hie co.inpens linn, lo , m,, ,hn will
take.faioof ihi'-inarc, I r .! ! ., i ,m,l!c
ll'ie'ru," uhtif I Call gel ll'.c.n.
. ' ! 1 N 1,
fiitivliam.i C. IT. , V.i. .1 ,u 1- ;
ire, nrnf hi. se.
. tin, Will j- ly
ii d. a icisiUlH-
sccutc, ami
oi , ilhei- of
W HIT!'..
ir.,,M t?
id 'let:.
K.i
v n wood
N o I i e o ,
N I I
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In
nlii I'm
si.,
Ill 111"
,Si4iu, ol
nr. Tin.
tlie III. Isle
degraded by lie uc-'c
wtl il hei;i:;s so dcgclli'i
sene hio'crncs In i n cd,
Hon or iiiunler, and noil
rlh
' lor I he si j;el i o
4111! sliilili iio in
;l.l t.'i'r-r cu'iiii; les
ny ii oi li ; li if as i Ir- in;, i.l- ,,f
urn ;u!c--in.-cnibly hrr.oiiic
.iiiiart, noi lo say a-suciu I ion.
ii-d as I he i r s!a cs, 1 he innrai
llcy c.trelilllc for Hs.sa .-m.t-iiw
lor stubb un ami manning
" 1 c,ir!lii)lv will not jjo s-o far as a F'-eorh frieti'l
ofiiline, vijo had resiil. d t went -live i-e.irs in ;thc
Males, and g.vot. IL as In. t o ii'iju (hat tile bet spec
iilalioii,.ufier Toiii Tliiiinli, would tic to bud a cum
plcie Ainei'can c u i li'iu .ni licit j -it (i or. t in ten ..v
-unit exhibit hiiii in l..iuidi.in and Tuns, al aslnliiiig
a licail'
Iu a
e ciiin ,
"ir ni'j.-'.
or art li ,
o keep r
as' it run -illd
he;:
Im mui
is HO ll.l '
I'ln'r.' i
'iu n Hi
lliiu! (s.-r.
1 1 vr in ss i
'OTK'E is hr-rebv gin-n iho tl
I ii riii hri e sb.iics of the t 'a
uhoit. llneriors rtud t i'lnp-inv
' I'c ,r, sl uidoin in ni luilne
e Orlificrlf's fur
linl Miicli nt Ihe
nl II ! II . iik nt
ui I Im' lawks nl
c'l l.isl
ni
.I..
I ( 'lUlll'H
in II r,i-.
mill iiifilu..'itii'ii kviil
hcv ( cr l ifirn 'cs Inr -
pill
ii i ' i ; 1 1
hum !
I'll I!
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How To Bt'M.n up .Siatk. Wo tinii Ihe follow
nig CunipliiiifUl lo ihe polil-ical saj icily of ificcili
.tnsof New York, 111 a lale nillilbel- of Ihe ".Na
tional lniel'iireiicrr." Il einbotliei, the grrat prioci
ple ul developing ihe resouices of a cily as a enn
monweallh Our politicians should laae heed lo il :
" No ."state in the L'uiop his been more disliactcd
and div itied by political parlies and paru.-ans ih.ni
New Yoili, u.iil yet, vvlicuever uu great pnbm cu
Icipilse, lias been decided oil, and e . 1 1 1 u i ucc.i tiy riin'
paii. and ill. il parly bus hilled to retain p.jv-.cr, r.s
Siiccessors have iuvan.tbiy carried on the uuik lo ii.
ciunpleiiou- As cases in point. I r. 1'cr lo iwo of the
most .-I upelldous iindellukiugs whir-h have bci-ti com
pleted in uui ci, oli . u...". irr our day : Our I 'utui sys
leni. nnd the supply of lhi t oy with 'iol.ui waier.
The tirst is a Male work : the second a t'uy esiah
Ii lirneiil. cosliug trn or tticren miUtoxs nl Jillari.
Both rcqiiued years of lull and expeudiluip, in the
progress of Wh.ch the political p trl u s wel e alieruat---ly
iu and out ul power; bul y I these (.'real works
continued to progress, neithei parly being willing lu
assume the respousihiiuy ol stopping iheui 'llicy
now stand, and will coiiiiune to sluiul lor ages to
conic, as in iniiinciits, proud nioui.uieuis ol the intel
ligence, e ute i prise and zeal of i In- pi .-.eui gener anon. '
li
'uoli.il) ih"
CUIIIVC I I.'.'
, .in.l Iho '
ly, l.lli.r.V
lu; o!t-ti"u
i!k.:x.
tn'ti'i in; .i
rtcct rle in
''..st'. By c
ul Ihe cirri!
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id lii'ilii.
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hi... il
lis 111
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lilt ihe I v-I.i .'
1 '.'III; ll'V ol ih
made and pim i.lcd
be ( .-ceil to nic.
..f -m l I'lc-id. nl,
It in'l of t '.ice I'c.r,
M HY V.
F.h
- in- c-iTiformii.ir
llm ."Inrs lllul
In such eues
II Il iads,
I I i'.ovd'Tl
(tisud Ciuisol. listed I, mtprv. Class No, ft. To bo
ilriiM-n Nittn,itn;v FotimnVu 9ait, tQdft KT.. id
diawn.
GRAND CAPITALS i
1 ff finfi I ,.l I 1 niiii t f Tioo i irtn A
"I SSttfl, 4 ol vndn, i o( Iftut), 4 of 1250, 100 of 1000,
56 ol I npd 2 .1 1 u vri 3(10. 58 .1 and 4 drawn S00.
Ticket- ou'y fjld Halve. N tiuarler. $4....
A I'einliuito of 22 Wholes ftmt Jlfl
I" 2i Halves rost 84
l'o 22 Ijnsitrrs rOst
i x cnr.ii i.orrnv m nny a I arkagam. yi awn
sill 22 I'ck. t- iii flint, whuh we warrant to draw
not less ih mi f i ; mukiirg the risk on ills same,'
noi more than fins , stwres in proportion.
!- Alto! hi r Cninl Srhniir fur lltli Miircll.
(irixnd ( oinniiilnii d I ,ot 1 i y , ('Um li. to he)
drawn oil Satuid.iv, Ur. It 1 4 lit, 1016, al Wilming'
loll.
1
will
I' -o 1 V i ' I II.' 10 ' Ills
,.' (nl V.'i I til4'll oi
I io i ii il in.. I I
in-
no nl bl
Oil n on
m'J, nr
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who
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' The ab'H
rt I ooiil
c l'i' Is ai e on isle. h riornlar ccnts.
of llm .-Male, nnd by U ILL: I'Li'K,
o nl Vomit. !( ,'r oh.
II - - ll.l
Tu Or.uu'e, Mr ,1, lines G liicl.rr.ond. of faswcl!.
in Mi;;- Khia'J. King. Also. Mr Ji.tm VVrd I..
I', AFAdaiii', du .rlil.-r uf Hugh M A.l
Vsu, .Mr. Juliii Tiiiiicr to .Miss Lui.i-a
Mu
runs. jr.
Jackson.
It) iMHi.
ol t 'i KiiCfS-: OI-''iK't:.
T, Jlnsscll Riffr & ()m
.c ems in is. ri!i: a cii.
1,,i',;c, , I l..t!f,iei),
. Hhjl IO. , 1.1.
Dr-iwi N
Ltelaware.
7M Nos
o n A n i
LI Drawn.
I A f I X A f. s :
.'is ol Grand ( oi.illd'i!id Lottery,
No. I.
TV I'O 15 75 ! n'l vti II "I .10 If .11 !(
llr,.s'ri oru'icrs nl I i - I I 'nits li I.i "A, .No .')
'til II .It H Jll .. 1 hi li'l vti 17 '! .'2
Tickets H 'i -1 7 a I'li.o nl frmu. s id and pud ly
HIGCKIi .V Lit.
Drawn Numbers of fJron I Cnn-iilioitlcl, ,n ii.
fm r.i bs ;m 71 ."7 '. i !i 22 (il :fs :i I 7"t
I icket :t ct nu. ft. mi i ., . i , i , .
'. 1 ft tl'J, Ifnis""1'"'1'1""'1
HI'.GI'.l; 6i ('(".
1 (Iratid 1'iizo of $,riO,0(K
I do 2(),00f
1 Prize of J0.01K)
I 'lo . . o,cod
1 " 6,000
-10 l'rir.rs cf 1,000
W d) 600
100 do 40fJ
Ti, k.-t-. f I : - H.il.rs M-Qnsrters $3.
A criiifii am of 2h wholes, costs If 144
2li halves,
" aii .pisrlers, " iff
r ji'iGffr.u ,v ci
jj Q lcsiotcli I I- Uie
Inr ui'. u li -I I'd. ill. ir
i. '1111011 n in,. Giand -r!i'in.' lor iln
;i .!-:. l; t if l '.(,. be.
in' cm I
loll Will;
, . 'I I'i'V
i en uiiiiicr.ius cor
(.ir.iuil i-cl'i'ici s. I u
p ii lieu ir I v i-.ii I at-
2s :h :
Vo-. I 0 Drawn.
I,
Ml:;.'
r.i tine.' nun:!.,
li is p.ir: ic.il ir
r pnr ll'I'll Doll.,
HI ihoso Lotteries
Persons mdeiini by the package in any of thd
ab.,. c can dcilurt ihe pii. e uf three Tickets.
The Tirlu" in the nbnvo Lotteries re rereivedi
nnd all orders addressed to Us Will meet tho most
prooi l ii.l ciiiifnleiitial attention.
V." hn. e oety dny I.otieiieS ftom I to 90, and!
when a rcinithii.ee i thode to tin, lnrp'o or small, wet
will nlwava invest m the most popular Lottsiies orl
hand.
Tho Druwyigs sent when requested io all who OT .
der fioin us.
' (In all letters enrloslt'ig CASfl or Priie Tickel
the pnstap.t tn eil mil be paid
T. RUM.sKI.LBinnER&CO.
SHEIUF'S SALE.
From Ihe Racine (W. T.) .
Most Awkix Calamitv Cue 'n
rend.ug and alilicn.'.' calamitii-s ih,
coiniininit)'. occuried in lliit
(Tuesday, uiiirniiig. The d
friend and benefactor of the puor, he was zealous and
ehartiable; and, as a father and husband, he wa
most kind aud ajFoeiioiiaU- la his death, liii family
have suffered an irreparable lose the poor hove lust a
generous (rirud, Ihe county a good citizen.
Krsnlrcd, That ihe proceeding" el ibis meeting be
enleteii on the Minutes of lha County Court,
Knotted, That we sincerely condole wilh his fanj
ily for Ihrir amSpied loss, aird i hat they receive a copy
of these Resolutions, to be comirtiinu!alpd by the
Secretary, and a Copy be sent to Ihe Raleigh Regis
ter and Carolina Watchman, wilh a rerpiest lhat
llicy be uullUln d.
JA.iiW ".WylUU ii.V, I Hi li
L. B. CAltC'C!MI.L,
WlLUAM MaSTIN
Stef.
dvnc:ltp.
f the mo t hettrt-
.1 eer held our
ic h' loie da n 1 1ns
no of 1 1 io I Ion Mar,
I shall M. Mroiig now absent at .i .nh-ou, as rme ol
I the Councillors iu the Legislature imm this county,
I uk aiiiHumrd by ju t and Mi.-Stroix, with Iter
mm and daughter, yeiixicd in t!c Jld.uc ' Uur
w hole coininu oi' y is noi . or sirn k'-n ut th's awiiil
Picrvidelice I Ttie jiall of docith seeius lo have been
spread over every houso in our place grief and
mourning ure depicted in every countenance, and
sorrow and alarm nil.itf our eniire population.
The servant girl, with the liule ho , were sleeping
tip stairs in the lurch pari of ih biulumg ; and Mis
Slroug, wilh the little girl, were in her bed room iu
the second story of the front part. And from the
inrolseieul relation of the servant girl whose agitu
lion mid distraction of mind, prevent her fiinii recol
lecting anything very di.luicily Uiut occurred at that
awfnl moment n appears that when Mrs. btnnig
and the servant girl were first awakened from their
slumbers by the smoke, or the cracking of ihe llatiu s.
llicy both involuntarily rushed out of doors in then
night ctolbca.
Airs. Miolig, nt the instant she turned and was
made sensible uf the danoer urouurj her, urged by a
inoiher's all perVHdmg alli-ctioii lor her ofl'pring, and
following Ihe holy impulses ol Human's nalinc, l.r
roic'ally rushed into tin: midst ol the rinok- and
flames, with the frantic hope of saving her cl,i;d;ou !
Devoted woman! Mhe and her darling offspiing
met a eoHimou fate. Ladders weie procured win
dows burst in, and every efl'irl was used by I hose In , I
ou the ground, lo penetrate the mass of fire and smoke,
with'the hope of saving the victirrfs from' so awful a
fate. But certain dvalhawaitexi linn who might have
made the daring attempt to-enter.
The remains of ;Mrs. Strong and her two children,
were dug out of jjie ruins of the buiitflng Ihis morn
ing ; their bod.es were so nearly consumed, that it is
utterly impossible to recognise them. olfer than the
crispsd and charred hones arid remains of human be
uiga. How agonising, and how appalling, to evn
the manly feelings of the honored husband and Tether !
Dncrn;! M ckdek or two I Iiisbands. Mm.
Van V.ilki'iiblirgh, who was h-ingoil a tew rl.ys
since, m Fill tu coun'y, r!i'' Yf 'k,- two d.iv
before the per'Hictrf her execution, C"ulo--6rol that
she had murdered (tro husband' She hdiiuiied
that she had given hef first bus-band a don'.- uf
arsenic, whu h, !tiongh li! did n-'t die imine
diatoly, Wag Ultimately ttia cause nf li s ilcnli.
'Phose who wiinossed tli? evwcution ftai". Mint
tha scene was' awful. Nolwithria'nrf.ny'lS h-id
expreeeed lo othe's (liat sl'm'ha'd" a; 'tnspe of tor
givenesg from her Mok,er, yet, when brought Iroin
hertcejl, her 'face shnxved a ntui h.i,';rard suoeor
anee. ' D"espair w as depidted trji'in her r-nunte
nance ! After she was broiio'ht I" th gall",
a pfayer was ofHired bp by' tho Rr'V. Wr. Hitch
cock.' She then spoltf a few words to'Tfiose
present, and an id tliRt if there were any drunk
ftrd or traiir'rreKs',i-! preeeitt, thoy' must thf n
take wilir2 by her fkie ! and then eouitnenceil
praying In God lo hr.ve miTi'y upon her sou!
The rtrr,i wa.th-n.Vl fi'l, i"l itsttie roj," st...n l,t
ff.eirhl)oii''!)(.,r ncCi;, and psl she raised ir.n
her feet, she irave a shm'k, and paswd fremt tr';
' to eieruity.
DifTl
1)U IV! IM
lhat jyuH'in.
(luriniT i r
''"5- 'I-
llottnrH.
In I'n
Win. f. ii
John C.',r
Iu Fay i
years. .
In Samp
)0 W.ln
Ann ' I,.-.
(if fm .,.
Ship'ririll, '
.t;t
the
nt V. on 'I'lili ! rdn v
. lor in on' ya
. .- ol" I Ins ( '.' )-. II
ii-!. th- ' t'ci.T ir
'1 X or. rovevoi lice I' iv ,l h n
iciuiiiiis were interred wij
Ia-;f, fnnla.
ml.
win. I
i-liiil.l.
Mi
Vf 4?TE' I". 1 wT ' II ni I he I ' oi r I House in ( -o vrmi n, on the Ihl- 'Mninlay nf March nexl, the follows
'""J dL'iUi.H Xll'I -'!1''J l.j'51i.ii j or so inn. h ihcrenf, as will satisfy the Public, County, ami
Fax
I Ut I
Nk.
nw n
lly whom Lislcil.
On
i:
Mr
'ill's. 1izab-lh Owen, consort of
o. h-.-iI (ih-nit 2.' nnis- Also
; I i.liool 'il ears
lie, .Mrs, Mary Mine's. ford, sg.ol 72 I
" J'
1 ill
tin
I'M
2
111-,
2d'i
. c (Vninlv. of P;
,!l "I II
. ij. nocd 7.1
iiA'al !'
,f It'-idcri t'oiiutv
ar
Vsifi. ( 'ii
I'lirisnioli
I I Vie
.1 no. Sellers,
i, Mrs. Flcy
Miss Flotella
"H Hi
a k a -xt rt vr 'j'o vu s iw.
Frohipsm rirri I'nrnl by Kxlrniiil ?1fiins. '
DR. R. THOMPSON'S PELVIC CORSET AND
UTEKJ ABDOVINAL li A N Li A G E .
fHtl K Niibsi-rihrrs liavin.: pun lit-cd ihe riirhlol!
milking and xilliiil-t; llr 1-i'i.t.Kl Tho m r;,.et 's
I t i vie Dorset arid Aiiduili ,ii,l linnrl for the pre. j
ipntion and cuio irf I'mlxpsiis Lien in 'be loiun-j
lies of Wake, Frank I n, I.i aovd e, t hs' hfn, I Jrsru;e.
Jolui-on, and l.'uiiiherlnud, t. sjc i Hull y p es in ibcm j
lo the n lice of llie Medical roli-s.uu as jiossi .siti '
siiie,'iior ailv.intii.'.i s over ew i ollmr kind nf iiisttu- i
nient for I oe sii'ii'' impose.
I hese instritttn-nts s.-e roi.strurti T if,r.ir trcutlfn
princiiles, and to anv one m-qumiiird n un ihe temaie '
y-tein and wnh the diseases wne-h tire sniiglu in be
lejievp.l, ihe iniliiy of th. instrument e.i'i.h.. uppnrent
they have Ihe unqualified appiob-iii'-n "f itin.Vle.Ji
ciil Fuc.ully iq nlino, i nil p.iiisul the (,'uuntry win re
thev have hern inir-sluied.
Physician irourmut li.e Sia'e nrc inviiarl to e
aTime them, as we me satisfied i he v atwi be eon
vinced nf Iheir ei. ellence and ripplu ability- They
will be put at sufli prices a lo place them in Ihe
teach ol every pntient.
WILLI A M, H,Y WOOD. A CO.
Feb 1H48. 14
1
TO SOliTUKRS AM) WCsiL!i .slKRCUA.NfS. j
T03ACC9, SNUFF &SEGAR WAREHOUSE,
,'3. 17, Hit Sirfi'l, ,
LITiTOTi WOa5W .l(lJ9. i iMi-ces-sors
1o.siim'.. Woohwjuii A ) invite llm
aioailinn cf Merchants et.d Lh'a.e'1, In iheir f iieusive
esialillshirii-iii, whciwthty wiU find a la'i,e and n.m
plete s (ittinent of James 1! err lloiicv-ilew, I iiven
disH THt.:V,l. A ,". M0,O.J0 llavsnua
nil' Arnericut) WKWASi!, : Reah's, ' asado.
msil,ai'Oririiis,'I(ileHtis I Kites, Deln.'i..'. Piimipes,
ire. Turkish,' Spanish and conrrnon Sctluliiiil
i'J" liny would pci1ly a-k sltintion to liieir
St-olrll rXtmiff, inannfac ure. I expressly fr dip
ping .ls(i, s lare s-soitinent of Ms,leeui)ijy. Ifappee,
-tfiid Cohiiress niintTs. tfvi' cases, MnatT b.iies,
Pifips nt various shapes, and izen, etc tc.
Fchruerv 1, 143. 10.2m
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A Lnliicr
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r.lrtilielh Scott
M. Msnh
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Na'.h. Johnston
W. ,V . McLellen
.1. I'lluir, Executor,
Cnar'e. VI 1 K 1 1 1 ley
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li. .Strub
.loseph Wi-lcU
Jnhii .roit
Juliii tstrub
Finis Kit, ley
Marshal Alrmmler
John iiiku:
Ftecse 4 (Jlass
Levi 11.11
Ci, VV. Dnvis
Thotnus frwin
Islhelhi KiIccr
VV .1 . f ialmore
I'li h L. Morrison, Administratrix:,
Allison Vit7,
David MrKmiey
C l"h ' If r by W.Knox, (rttardian,
VV M...i'c
I nthHnr.e Luther
John Fi'll"
Henrv Long
Jaenl, Canny
Oenrie tioodmxfi
J1.I111 l.illeuian'i Ctlsta
' Daniel I'riqist
Jar ,i F'aannl
Fhar'es I'srrfer
Heorp Moyer
(leor.je I Iry, (iuarditn ,
Daoi.,1 Fun
1 Leonard Fur,
Jacob f'mitli, -xcen! for Job. Merlin
M. . -Xrrhlbald
Wiliian . IJurrliesTT
Beverly Gray
A ll'nnrn (inrman
I John f!. (i ,nnon
1 Mieha. I ( isiim n
Dav'd Ki,:er
sr. .'li VV l.infe
William Mrtrion
1 Msrjarel McLellea
Jntin L. Reede
' M ,es w nl.y's Ertsfo
Jes-e Pe.is
i (!eorse Ti ker
I Franklin Turner
i Ch,,s..Maiar
John II. BiKL'frs
VA ijlism W'jiUnh , -1
(;hs". Dnfion
Alexsfider Dorton,,
M irx M.ei er
Jacob Sniiih
Alirabain II. Alexsrhkr
ThHin 1! Law of A. .Vanasi,
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I own nl loiiiic.oiu ,
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