wr. .. .'V-Xi i feiif.i j-nTLjp i ii vii t
Our' r th flan af fair delightful peace,
Umarf'd Ay party rage to live like brothers."
WILLIAM A, GRAHAM.
. KA LEIGH, N. C.
Fridayllafehp", 1846.
- NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR !
JAMES B. SHEPARD, ESQ., IN THE FIELD
Th "'Standard," f Wednesday last, eoutain a
CwresDondence between the Loco loco Antral
Cemmitte. aud James B. Shihiid, Esq. of this City,
from which we learu that Mr. S. is .elected to bear
th banner of that party, in the ensuing Guberna-
inril contest. We eoafesa thi. announcement hae
taken us entirely by surprise, and will doubtles I
cite a similar feeling throughout the State, a the in-
Ullieence proeresses. Dr. Siunu;i, we suspect-
: v,;,....lf nnon hie "reserved riehts," and
Will II""" .
Mr. liAKK will, in his first paroxysm of consterna
been " snowed under." He
declared himself a Candidate at Montgomery Court,
according to the " Milton Chronicle," (good authori
ty,) and, so far as " Democracy" has expressed it
nnininn. lip, in fi-rlainlv the choice of the party. But
the Raleigh Junto are acmte tacticians, and know a
thin. kii.a V ahull see whether Mr. Leakh and
his friends are to be whipped into the ranks, by the
managers about Raleigh, who think that Tiitr are
the party, and can put up, or put down, whomsoever
they please With the exception 01 a nomination, y
some 20 or 30 persons in Wake County, we venture
to say that Ikjr. Shefard has never been thought of
for th station, by the hard-nsted Democracy ol any
County in the State. Indeed, the letter from the
Central Committee to Mr. S. states, that his nominn
liea was rJi4 by a majority only of that body. We
do not Touch for th truth of th statement, but it is
current in th streets, that Mr. S. received a majority
of one vote in Committee over Mr. Leake, and that
this could not hive been effected, had uot Mr. Wil
des resigned, his place, and Mr. Kimbrouoh Jones,
f thi County, been appointed in his stead.
Mr. SmirARD seems in earnest about the matter,
for th same paper that announces his selection, con
tains a long list of appointments, extending from the
26th inst to the 13th of May. On the first blush of
th thing, most persons would be apt to suppose that
Gov. Graham would beat Mr. S. 10,000 votes. But
Loco Focofsrn is composed of queer materials. Many,
who will hardly "endure" Mr. fe.'s nomination Io
few weeks, will, after a while, begin to "pity," and
then " embrace." II is young, ardent, and indus
trious, and Will, most probably, produce some enthu
siasm where he goes. Let our friends determine at
once, that nothing is certaiu with regard to Elections,
and go vigorously to work. It is true, the Loco Fo-
"Cos hive no idea of electing Mr. S., but they will not,
on Jhat account, abate one jot or tittle to secure suc
cess. They will work, and brag, and boast, and bet,
aud ". swear terribly in Flanders." Already, the Ed
itor ef the " Standard," stalks along, with foot on
earth, it is true, but with port so 'elevated, that one
can hear him think, (as a distinguished friend of pur's
u wont to say,) and mentally exclaim
. '. ' ' " At each, advanced step,
I feel my head knock out a Star in Heaven."
Buttles is all nothing, if every Whig (as his party
expects) does his duly. We have neither space or
time for more to,-day. Hereafter, we shall show the
Whig of the State, that a deep laid plot has been
concocted, to " catch them napping';" and, in the
mean time, we hope we have said enough to stimu
late their zeal, and put them on their guard.
MR. LAWRENCE'S LETTER.
. W take pleasure in laying before our readers, an
other Letter from lion. Abbott Lawrence. W
agree with our frieud of the. " Petersburg Intelligen
cer," that in the Letters of Mr. L. we have no fine
spun closet "peculations and theories, but the views
of a man of sound, practical sense, derived from his
own experience of fact. How admirably do the ppin
lon of such' a man contrast with the sky-scraping
twaddle of Mr. Secretary Walker his English en
dorsers to the contrary notwithstanding. Mr. Law
rence's Letters will not be printed for the us of Par
liament for he is looking at the interest of his own,
instead of a foreign country but every .true-hearted
British subject will respect the man who devotes his
good sense and practical information to the cause ef
his own country. "
' DEMOCRACY" AS IT IS. '
It is rather a ubjeot of laughter, than otherwise)
to observe the present flounderings of the so called
Democratic forty, as represented in the Congress of
the United State. They oannot bat recollect how
violent some of them have been in favor of measure,
Which UieV BOW eschew : and DOW. thfuu, mikmm
L being shaken in th opinions of the mora judicious,
L Is them vrv diftifii4t nrt in nlaw Tl,;
- J ... J . UBM WU-
Buct. durinff the whole discussion of the Onimn diiu.
- , 0 - t- ---
1 tion, resembles th appsarauce of a vessel about to
ll.l I... I J. t I! , ... 1
auuiucr tuc, wins nor sans are yos .sutveriDg
the wind, before they have caught the impulse,
which is tocend her in another and more favfrabl '
direction. In a word, soma of them seem so uncer
in, watch sid it is tlisir inlerett to favor, libit the;
" arr stal at total impartiality, than thtj
iw, capame oi aiiaining.
' DEAF AND PUMR 1
Franklin Comity , W k A Ai..'a t... t...
mad. tb umfUf W(lcttioil of th.
Deaf and Dumb, yithi, bet kiiro
- ET Rer. 6,Eo.t Covnti Fayattataia, has been
appointed Presideat ef Missiaippi ColUga, oe,ted
Plinton, ia that SUt, od 0a tinec? fcsj aepi
tanca of th appoinnat Jtfr. C?to i kt M
a ai Miaiatof? aa aeeomplishei Scholar, and aa
RjMftaaosd Teacher, and hi apperntmeat, therelore,
mi be regarded as i most judichmi on. C
17" Th "Standard" announces th dathof Wjv
Uais P. Doasow, Esq. of Sarry Coanty, farably
knows to th ptopttaf th State, by hi long trra
of arvid0B th LegUlatur. . Mr. D. wa a devoUd
mmUrof th o called Democra'" party but
wa a libiral man i in hi Tote, aad, on most subject,
eoiaervativ hi biawmloaa. 'W recollect," that at
th. Session of 1842-43. Wfc 1850,000 of th Bond
of th Wilmington Rail Road Compaay, andoraed by
Uia Stat, wera twotasted for Don-peTmenL and a Re
solution was introduced tomak iasUntprovWos) for
paying tham oSVom of th Loco Foco mmbr
were against tbo. payment. Mr. Doaaoii, w recol
lect, mad one of his homespun, foroible Speeehe on
th ubject, in which b conjured his party to ahua
th defilement of Reptdiattou. W recollect nis
concluding remark: Mr. Speaker, Nrt.CaroHna
u. mv mnih.riake all that I have, but preserve her
good name, brlghfud "onlarnished."
MR- HAYWOOD AND THE OREGON
QUESTION,
Senator Haywood, whose Speech on the Oregon
Question produced such a torm, contended that the
cans of th. division in public opinion, whjch existed
upon the Oregon question, emanated entirely from a
misrepresentation of the opinions of the President,
and a misconstruction of 'His Message, Jaud that the
policy o. asserting an exclusive title to 54 40 had been
seized upon by ambitious and aspiring persons, to pro
mole their prospects to a nomination for the Presiden
cy, and to force the Admiuistration to follow their
U.rftn acoomnlish the end ill "view. He conceived
the Executive pledged distinctly aud unequivocally
t . .nttiement unon the 49lh parallel, because the
honor of the country had been committed to that point
av.r einrn the administration of Mr. Monroe. He
introduced various illustrations, sustaining this gener
a! ground, and in the course of his Speech reviewed
. ... .1 i.- C. . (T.. ni
the positions iaen oy umercm omnun, u, diiii.
of their movements, and the purposes in contempla
tion. Although, as it is said, there was a great deal
in the substance, to disturb the equanimity of those
whom he thus criticised, there was not an exception
able word in the Speech itself.
New Hampshire Revolutionized !
The General Election took place in this Slate,
last week, and for the first time, since the division of
parties into Whig and Loco Foco, the latter have
been dreadfully routed. We should have as soon ex
pected, to record a victory in Edgecomb or Nash, as
in New Hampshire. But so it is : The Whigs of
the Stale, aud other oppose rs of the preseut condition
of things, have indeed made a "Bennington affair" of
it. Mr. Williams, the regular Caucus Locofoco
candidate for Governor, is defeated ; and, what is
still more important, a majority of the Members of
the Legislature will be Whigs and Independents.
In the Towns heard from, the Whigs and Inde
pendents have 140 Members to 88 Locos. There is
no doubt of a dead majority against the Locos, of at
least thirtv. Glory enough for a month ! hat
makes the victory more important in, that a Senator
of the United States is to be chosen by the Legisla
ture new elected. In New Hampshire, as iu Massa
chusetts, a majority of votes is necessary, in the elec
tion of Governor, Councillors, and Senators. There
being no choice of Governor by the people, and proba
bly no choice of a majority of the Senators and
Councillors, the whole government of the State
will receive its complexion from the House of
Representatives.
Truly, Loco Focoism is falling to pieces.
CHARGES AGAINST MEMBERS OF THE
U. S. SENATE.
Some days since, the Editor of the "Washington
Daily Times" made through his paper, the serious
charge against several of the members of the Senate,
that they had been secretly intriguing with Mr.
Pakenham, the British Minister, at his own table,
for the purpose of effecting, a compromise on the
Oregon question which would be disgraceful to the
Seuate and the Country.
In the Senate on Thursday last, Mr. Jarnagiu
brought the matter to the notice of the Senate and,
on hi melion, a Resolution was adopted unanimous
ly, o appoint a Committee to investigate the charges.
The Committee are industriously engaged in the
duties of their appointment, and have summoned
many Witnesses. In the mean time, th Editor of
the " Times" says
" By the sketch ef Senate proceedings to-day.' it
will be seen that a Committee has been appointed to
investigate the charges which have been made against
member of that body through this paper. We now,
in all candor, say that should tee be summoned be
fore the Committee, with such witnesses a we may
select, w will endeavor to prove all that w have
said of the conduct of Senators.
" We have been actuated by no motive but that
which springs from love of country, and love of party,
in dealing so -harshly with those implicated. Be
lieving that they wera guilty, as charged, we con-.
idrd it due from us to the American people to hold
them up to distrust, and suspicion. . If senators are
guilty, they should be exposed ; if not guilty, no
American will do more to restore them to life honor
of their station and the eoafideoca of th people, than
ourlf." .
"- - LATER FROM EUROPE.
By tie arrival of lbs .hip Sunbeam al Bolton, and
the ship ZUrich, at New York, frsm Havre, we hav
London intelligence to th 9da of February, and Pa
ri to lb Hb, both inclusive.
Tb debate, on Sir Robert Peel. nw commercial
measure bad been commenced in the House of Corn,
mons. They were expected to occupy a week, and
iiitja doubt wa entertained (bat the measures would
mainly be carried,, though tome modification, in fa-
rvof of proteetlort might be auccessful. One amend
ment proposed Wa. to extent! the time for th ulti
mate extinction of the Corn law to 1851.
I'lices oi votton are very nrmiy supported.
A GOOD ONE.
A Petition wa presented in the Hons of Repre
sentatives ef Mississippi, praying for the passage of
aa Act, legalizing a Lottery', for the purpose of com
pleting a Catholie Cathedral at Natchei. Mr. Mc
Caughan opposed the Petition, saying " he had no
objection to th erection of a Church to worship our
Saviour in, but hi teat fpoeed ta calling on the Ve
UH anV it."
EDITOR'S CORRESPONDENCE.
' ., . . Richmond, Martk 17 1845.
Sale af Tthace iy W. AV S. II. Goidoji, V Co
daring the latt wetk, for th Plunttri , Art
CaroliM : . y. .",1 -
Far Maanfkctoriog, f. 6, f i. 7, 7t 8J, and gD.
Stemming, 41. H U 6i Breaks increasing. Quel
tty of In Virginia Tobacco,, generally Indifferent up
to tbia time the demaud for the better qtulily is
good. ; Tb rip Oronoco, from your Stat, hu
brought th beet price. Th Planters seem to b
holding back their crop generally w hope it is
with a view of proper management. Te them, it
of great importance. W will keep yoa regularly d-
vised. Your ob't. serv'ts,
W. & S. a. GORDON Sc CO.
Just as oar paper is getting ready for Free, the
Letter of our New York Correspondent, duo yester
day, lias come to hand. We can only publish that
part of it, in thi paper, relating to the Market, but
will give the residue iu our next, which treat of mat
ters and things iu general. Edit. Ueu.
THE MARKETS.
Cotton. The advices from Liverpool are consid
ered favorable. Trices ther, were very firm, and the
market was active." During the past week, specula
tors hav been unusually busy, aud au active request
prevailed for export, as well as home consumption.
Th transection," line roy last, have-been te Uieea-
tent of 2500 bales Upland ' snd l' loridas, aud about
3000 bales Mobile and New Orleans, at the following
nnnlntions '
1"
Uplands & FloriJas.
MuWU .f- N. 0.
7.4 a H
tj a ii
Jj a 10
Ordinary to good ord. C a J
Middling to good mid. H a ij
Middlini fair to fair, "i
a fj
Fully fair to good fair, fej a ii
FjLchjR Tile foreign news lias had no perceptible
influence on the market. Prices remain very linn
for all descriptions, and the stock on hand is becom
ing reduced. Since my last about 10,000 libls. of
various brands have bepti tukeu (mostly for home
consumption,) ut the following rates, viz: Genesee
5,50 a 5,56 ; Ohio and Michigan 5,50 ; New Oi leans
round and flat hoop 5 a 5,37 ; Oswego 5,44 ; Ualii
more 5,V'i Georgetown, l'rovidt-iice,- and Rich
mond Country 5,S!5; Rye Flour 3.87 J a $4 ; Corn
Meal 3.37J a :i,50. Ejport from lit tu 10th March
Wheat Floiir 13,541 bbls.
.Grain. The transactions in Southern hare been
guito miiinnlfd, during the week, nitd Miles of 15.000
bushels Now Orleans Corn readily brought 1)51 cts. ;
5000 do., North Carolina at 05 a CC cents ; S000
bushels, Jersey at U8 cents. Several lots of live
are reported at 82 cts. Noitlieru OuU eonuuand
44 and 45 cents.
Provisions. Sales of prime HeeTa! $.1,D.r n 5.50;
Mess 8,25 a 8,50 : Old prime I'oik 9,37i ; New Mens
do. 11,25. Ohio Lard 0, a 7 cl. Cuees 7 cts.
THE RALEIGH CU VRPS.
On Saturday lust that fine Company, the Raleicli
Guards, under the command of Cajit. Clark, niurelied
to their old shooting ground iu 1 1 it" vicinity of the City,
and shot for the blue iilinnu. The target was a cir
cular board, twelve inches from the centre ; and the
best single shots were mude by Meters. Hudson and
Ashly three and a half inches euch from the centre.
The plums was won by Mr. Edward E. IlarriH, by
an aggregate shot of twenty-three inches; and m
the request of the Captain, it was presented to Mr
Hums by Gaston 11. Wilder, Lsq. 111 a handiouie and
appropriate maimer. Standard.
TEXAS EMIGRANTS.
This country does not appear to be exactly the
promised laud after all. Someoftiie inhabitants of
the border Status, who were most anxious for annex
ation, appear to have, after a pftrsonul examination,
rather a contemptuous opinion of our new sister. A
writer in the Little Rock Arkansas Gazette, ex
claims :
" 1 thank God I am hero again, (New Orleans !)
I shall be in Union county, Arkansas, in a few days
bag and baggage having already enjoyed enough
of the blessings of Texas ! I am satitified, and shall
settle myself in Union county totally ued up !
I lease say to all our lneuds, unit, if they wish to
go to Texas, just see it in the winter, aud uot move
until tuey have seen it. 1 will wrile you again when
I settle. I know this will sur
prise you ; but I have never seen a country so much
overrated as Texas. Hundreds of persons would re
turn if they could, but cannot. A poor man has no
business there, if lie knew it. ,
CA'FO RKD1VIVUS.
My voice is soil lor wnr I
Odds niggers l ean the Senate Innp Jehnle
Whioh ol ihe two to choose " the whole, or noneV
No, let us rise at ooce, snatch up our biooiiKhcks,
And with the force ol forty iltoiiiuiid wild-cats,
Set on John Bull, eat up tine Rouky Mountains,
Pump dry the Atlantic, and charge home upon liiiu.
Perhaps some fist, more knuckly than the resi.
May smash hit ribs, and give lii'tn a sound licking.
Rise, falherj, rise ! the coons demand your heli ;
Rise, anil revenge your ninrtteieil mu?qnahes.
Or lose their skin The corps ol eluugineied wood
chucks Manure the fields of Oregon, while we
Sit here on wages of eight dollars a day,
Betides the plunder of reel tape and feu knive.
Chopping culdogic on a " previous cjuealiou
Halting between a paltry hawk and buzzard.
While (his great caiife impends, "Whether we shall
Now sacrifice our pantaloons to honor.
Or wear them out wiiti long heroic silting.
Rouse up, for shame I ye western sonpping-turtles,
And show yourselves true solid ol gun powder.
Rouse up, ye hoite and ullintor Tiojniii ;
Rouse up, I say : our brothers of old Buncrmle,
Flourish their speeches, and ciy out for bnitle !
Tom Thumb's great shade complains that t are slow
And Falttafl's ghost walks uniuvened among ns.
Button Courier.
Srccit " Clsw." It will tw seen by the follow
ing Section iu Mr. Drontgoole's amended Hub-Treasury
bill, that all payments, td the Government are to
be made in gold and silver.com only, on and after the
1st July next U. S. Gazette.
Sac. IS. And be it further enacted. That, from
and after the thirtieth day of June, which will be in
th year one thousand eight hundred aud forty-six,
all duties, taxes, sales of public lauds, debts and sums
of money .accruing or becoming due to the United
State, and also all sums due for postages, or other
wise, to the General Post Office Department, shall be
paid fn gold and silver coins only.
DEATH OF COL. SCOTT.
. By a notice in to-day' paper, it will be seen
that Col. Joseph Scot! ha departed this life. Col.
S. was one of that patriotic band the Petersburg
Canada Volunteers, and served through the whole
of that ardbou campaign, in the course of which
he wa severely wounded. A a citizen he was
distinguished forter!ing integrity, kindly feelings,
arid a modesty of deportment, which won for him
the esteem of ajl who knew him.
Petersburg Inteligencer.
' "The foolish part of mankind w ill make wars
from time to time With each other, net hating
sense neug otherwise lo fettle thtir difference."
The abo pilhr extract from a letter of Dr.
Franklin to the celebrated Edmund Burke, is
commended to the espeeieJ sttention of the aages
who have succeeded Franklin in the affections of
bit country me ni Without altogether eclipsing bis
reputation for sagacity and coiwooti sense.
4 DanttiU Reporter.
C.O EGRESS
SATURDAY, March 14, 1813
She Senate was not in leasion to dy.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Several report from Committees were made.
Mr. Hopkins, from the Committee on Poet Of
fice, reported a bill to abolish the office of the
three Assistant I'ostaiastors. Read twice and
referred.
.The House then went into Committee of the
whole and took up the River and Jlarbor bill.
"' Mr. Houston, of Delaware epoke in favor of
the bill, nd pnmtedfout the necessity of the im
provamew proposed st Newcastle, Delaware.
?r-t,Bater, of Illinois, next spoke, lie was in
fnKHpf iibproviiig the Illinois.
Mr. Bayly spoke against the bill and in favor
of free trade.
The debate did not excite much interest.
SENATE. MONDAY, Marrh 10,1840.
Alter the preaentation of Petitions, Reports
were called for from (?ominilieea.
hit. Bohlun, from the select Committee ap
pointed to investigate the rhsrguo of the Times
made a report. It states in substance, that the
publisher of the Times, having been afforded
every opportunity 0f proving their allegations,
have utterly failed so to do, and that there is not
the least shadow ef evidence to Bupport : single
specification. It conclude by recommending
the expulsion of both Editors ulid Reporters ol
the Times, from the privileged seats in the gal
lery of the Senate,
"Tlie Report was ordered m he pria'etl.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of
the Oregon question. 4
Mr. Calhoun having the floor, sajil that having
been concerned in the negotiations; relative to
the title lo Oregon, it would be improper fi
him to refer to that part of I lie controversy. He
would then confine himself to tire question of no
lice. After review in the various 'rounils n.
euined by former upt akers, lie. ga e it as his
opinion that it was no longer a ouestion as to
whether tins dispute would lend to peace or war.
It appeared now to be question of lime only.
So loin.' as the probability ol a peaceful termina
tion of negotiations should prevail, the nni'tcmly
for tia M'i!(u decre need. After further rcurjrks
lie argued thst it was neeenHarv that tins rout ro
ver V should be hrotiijht to a close, otherw iso wri
chauld not f.;- able to settle our tl illicit lues with
Mexico, inr that power was watching the course
ol'lhiii ipieHtion, and if war should come she will
avail herself of the advantages ol her geogriiplii
eal position, lie thought that .Senators them
selves now begran to douhl our title to Ihe whole
of Oregon At all events, it had been ably ques
tioned upon that floor.
There were but two reasons which presented
themselves to his mind in favor of giving the no
tice. One was that it milit to he settled so that
it mhht not be allowed to run into the next Pre
sidential election. The other was, he inclined to
think that Eiitrjiind did not intend to make her fi
nal movement until after this Congress shall have
riKeti, ,.$ui for lliese two objections, the notice
otifflit to be postponed.
Mr. BeVrien has the floor for to-morrow.
MOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.
After the disposal of sotim Petitions, the House
went into Committee of the VVholu, and resumed
the consideration of the lla-horand River bill.
The proceedings were very dull, and the great
er portion of Ihe day, only twenty Jive members
were in the Hall.
A CONSCIENTIOUS LAWYER.
The late Mr. Roger M. Sherman, ono of the
most eminent lawyer that Connecticut hag ever
seen, stales his principles a to litigation in these
words : "I have ever considered it as ono (if the
lirht moral duties of a lawyer, and have always
adopted it in my own practice, necer to encourage
a groundless suit or a groundless defence; and to
dissuade a client from attempting either of them
incompliance with his animosities, or with ihe
honest prepossessions of Ins owu jutlginetit ; and
I ever deemed it a duty, in a doubtful case, to
point to every difficulty, and so far as 1 could,
discourage unreasonable anticipations ofsuccess."
When will the lime come for such lo be the usu
al practice of lawyers? JSnlional I'icss.
WILLI AM A. (JK.M1AM.
A we arc not in llie habit of abiiBinrr our
oponen'p, so we also refrain from bestow ing much
and itiiiisiritniiiato praigo upon the men of our
own side. We trust that we find nobler uses for
the con'ents of our editorial ink horn, lhan mere
ly to bespatter men with censure or with adulation.
On f'l.oH'ing hack on our tiles, we liml that we
have said very little about our present (jovcrnor,
William A. Graham, and his administration. This
has not been because wo were not impressed
with the excellence of Ins administration. lie
ha gone through his official duties wilLa certain
quietness and dijjuily of manner, characteristic of
his person nnd his mind, lie has dono no "great
thing" to which his highly cultivated talents arc
aclt nowiedgetl to ho adequate. I La office does
not piT'irU a fieliffor display. But he lias pursued
the right, in the'even tenor of his way, and re.
fleeted from his hieh. position thft best points in
the character of our good and, beloved State
There is not, we venture to sny, a citizen of
North Carolina who does not enjoy a full feeling
of satisfaction with the manner in which Govern
or Graham represents his Stale be for the world.
We do not keep his name ag e candidate for
re-election at the head of our Editorial column ;
we deomit unnecessary, because, iu the language
of a contempoary, it is engraved already upon the
hearts of our readers. (Ireensburovgh Patriot.
fsscNosa to Mexico. Lieut. David
Porter, say ll.e Newark Advertiser, was despatched
to Mexico by our Government, on Wednesday, and
is to proceed to Mazatlan, where he will communi
cate with our squadron, for which, it is said, ha took
out a quantity of. percussion caps those they took
with them being useless.
l)SKEXI!IUGE, X J,j Uct. 10,.lc4 j.
Mr. Seth W. Kowi.k, liosion :
Dettr A'ir . I perceive by all the newspapers, that
VOM are the General Aireiit of that very useful and
hiirhly popular Medicine called Wistar's Dalsam of
Wild Cherry. Allow me to iuform you, sir, that 1
hav used that medicine in my family with decided
success. Lasl Fall my wife was quite sick hud a
very bad cough. I consulted a Physician who visit
ed her and prescribed some medicine, winch aid 1101
remove her cough. At last he ordered lr. Wistar's
ttiuixsi or Wild (. nsasr. 1 immediately procured
a bottle of your Agent in this place, Mr. Daniel W.
Doty ; she look it, and it cured her cough entirely.
Duriiig'the Winter I had a fever myself, which left
m very weak and feeble; I had a severe cough which
troubled me some lime, I had recourse to your Bal
sam again, and found it highly beneficial : I was
obliged, however, to take two bottle sbefore I wa en
tirely well. All who have bad Colds, severe Coughs,
or diseased Lungs, I would advise to try
Da. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
at oac. Signed,
DAYID AYERS.
I am personalty acquainted with Mr. Avis, and
bliev hi statement 10 b true, and entitled to Ihe
confieeaee of the public. Signed by .
Kev. OSCAK HARRIS,
V Pastaf 1st Presbyterian Church at Baskenridge
tY fw.mk Vy WJLLIAMSf HAYWOOD $
v.,iGfb; and retail, Kahtign, rv. K,.
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CITIZENS OP THE UNITED STATES:
Let it be remembered, that BmndrefK Vegetable
Unwereal I' ill havs now been before the cilixeus of
the United State for six years, and used by hundreds
o thousands I They are no well known' that it need
scarcely be aien tinned that they are a "Purgative
Medicine, so " justly balanced" that the ' experi
ence of a century" has proved that they msy be ta
ken in any dose, according to Mature' requireintnte
and this rule refers to both sexe 'aud all ages".
They hare' been used in every Variety of derange
ments of the human body, Mid yet, when properly
used, never failed to restore to health, except hi thoae
cases where nature was exhausted before the Pills
were commenced with.
Experience has taught that Brandreth's Vegetable
Universal Pills remove all corrupt humors from the
body, in an easy, safe aud etlectuai manner ; produ
cing no effect but what will finally couduce to the
perfect purification of the Wood, aud thereby core
the disease, (by whatever name it muy be called,)
aud give perfect health to the whole system. t
Remember, Druggists are not permitted to self my
Pills if y ou purchase of them you will obtain "coun
terfeit. II. llRANIMltTM, M. I).
IT The above Pills are on sale, bj regular Agents,
in every County of the Stute, and by WILL: l'ECK,
wholesale and rotail Agent, Raleigh.
In Lenoir county, Mr. W illiam Rrown to Miss Ke
hecca Moore. Also, Mr. Charles J. O'lluau to Miss
Lhza Korroht.
hi Rockingham, Mr. J. J. Keid to Miss, Margaret
Winchester.
In Guilford, Mr. T. O. Wharton to Mrs. Malviuu
Mr.Xuc.ly, daughter of the lulu James llonncll.
-In. I'uuylvuiua, County, Vii x lr. D. Cjilehane, of
Greensboro1, to Mrss rtusnti Wutkms.
For Kent
NT) immediate possession given, the ISrirK
Stort' on t'ajiitievillc Street, recently occu
pied by (.'ulc.lt Midline, gml xiiuulc 'Z d.ooi fclovv ihe
Diug Store of Messrs. V iuihk, II e r one A Co.
Applvtu -E. 1). l-'KUKMAN.
Raleigh, March IT, 18-lfi. U.) :tt
UACON AND I. A lil).
O.0O0"""!M OH,' anil .'i"
oUltl Oi JLrI, I'or bale, Iiy
li. II. UUKEALOK.
Ralfiah. Marrh 17, lH4fi. 2:) if
NOTICE.
LL persons are hereby furwjrned from tending
lur a Note nf lluud, niado payable lo Juinc
JJuilulo, for the sum of fcSO, (due lifith December,
1S15,) on Ymicy Petry and lluiidnl I'eiry, and wit
ncmcd by ',h lilleti. The said Not.) was lost or mis
laid by James ltulluh, inul no one, but in) sell, is now
authorized lo receive the same.
BIO.N ItOUKK, Ailm'r.
ol Ja.mi.ii IIlhalo, ilcc'd.
Wnke County, March 1H, I81U.. '-!') Ill
RKB. tirnss, White Ub,er, Lucerne, OkUt
ard (jram, Ited tjlover, llltie (jras, Ac
J'hn abuvB needs are sold ill any iUiiliUUe., Iu mil
purchasers, by
11. D. T Kit NEK.
JN. C Douk Si, ire.
March 2d. " 3:1
O'lillO of lorlll'Jrllll!l W.h;k County.
i.J t'ourl of I'leos and Quarter feessions, I'ebiuuiy
Term, 184i.
Rebecca Dullalo
vs.
Kimbrough Brown oml wile Sally, John Davis and
wilo Mary, and oilicin.
Pel iton for Do m c r
This case, cominn on to be heaid.nnil ii iippearini!
to the saimlnciioii ol il.o Conn, lloit Knnl
Brown, and wilu Sully, Julm DaviB, ami uile Mary.
Jcrciiiiah l.assiter, unil wilo Kiney, uiul James llul
lu . are run lenileiilt of this Sluie ; It is ihcrelure,
ordered by the Cuurl, ihut public A itvei iieiiient bo
made in llie liuloib HcttiBter lor tix weeks, succes
sively, lor the said lion resiilenl Defendants, to be
and lippem at llie ncxl Term of the Court ol Plens
and Quarter Sessions, lo be held lor the County ul
Wake, at the Conn House in the City ol lluleih, on
the third Monduy ol May next, iheo uiul there to
answer, or demur to said lVliiion ; otherwise), tbo
same will be heard cj parte ai to loein, und jndgou'iii
lulien pro conj'ieso.
Wunen, James T Mnrrintt, Clrik of said Court,
BtUllicein Iluleiuh, Ihe S'l I.londay in Fohruuiy,
A. D. 1811).
JAMES T. MARRIOTT, C C C.
March, Wti. Pro Adv. b hi! J 2.1 fiw
State of North t'ii rwJUia K
Couniy. - Court of Kquity Spring Term, 1840.
Stephen bradley and Polly his wilo, Klir.abeih Ursd
ley, Nanus liradlcy, Hoxcy Pope Sarnh Drudley,
William Johnson niul Mul ly his wife, William Eth
credge, Campbell Denton and bis wife Uelsey,
vs.
David Ilrailley, E'r. of Jonathan Bradley, Hichard
15 rnilley, Joseph John Kthoiedge, James lhercdue,
Lewis Klliereie, l.uuslord I'lltmiill ami .ilpba
his wifo, and 1'riscilla, wife of , unknown.
Uriginul Hill.
IT appearing to tile natUlaction of the (.'onrl. thnl
the UeleiidatilH. Kichaid Uiadley, Jo.-eph John Llh
credge, jaines liilliereilijo, Lewis Klheredne, l.uunford
I'iltman and Zilpha his wile, and 1'iiscilla, wilii of
one whose name is unknown, rosule beyond the liinils
ol this Slate : It is therefore ordered by the Couit,
that publication he miido in the Kaleih Itegisler, for
ix weeks, notify ing the said mn -residents to aiprsr
at tiie"next 'J'erm of this Court, lo .be held ut ihe
Court House in 'J'urboruugh, on the second VUuuhiy
in MeplemWr ncxl, und plead, answer or demur to
Complainants' lull, or ihe same will be taken pro can-
fesKO as to them, and heard ex parte.
,r .... ..I , , I...... . f
Witness, Kenelin II. Lewis, v icik ami hibut..ui
said Court, ut Ull'ne in said County, the second Mon
day in March. 1810
KEN LI.M II. LEWIS, C. ot M. E.
March 17, 1840. 23 'lw
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County. Courl of Eqoily Wpring Term, l46.
Nancy liiadley and Sally Bradley,
ts
David Bradley, Ex'r of Jonathan Bradley, and Iticb
ard Bradley.
Hill of Injunction.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Richard liradlev, one of the Defendants in this cause,
is not an inhabitant of this biale : Il is ordeied by the -Court,
that publication he made in the lialeiuh lie
ijisier for six weeks, notifying the said Richard Brad
ley, TO appear at the next -Term of this Court, to be
held t the Court House in Tarborough, on tho sve j
ond Monday in September next, and plead, answer
or demur to llie Compluinnuts' bill, or the same will
be taken pro tonfesoo as tojiiin, and heard ex parte-
Wiiucss. Kenelin H. Lewi,. Cleik and Master nl I
said Court, al Office in said County , the second Mon
day ill March, 1846.
KBMKLM H LE. WIS, C. &M.E
March IT, 1848. ( Pr. Adv. 5 62 23 6w
FOE RESTORING THE HAIR AND EEEPIaC IT
FROM FALLING OUT.
MTyillS eelebrslcd hair restorative, which has
I been used successfully by over ten thousand
person, is now for sale in this City. As there are
numerous counterfeits on thi article, be sure and see
that Conslock A Co's siguslure is on every wrapper.
Bay of tb Retailer of thi Ciiy ami yon wilt be
sure to get the true. ' ,
For sale wholesale by Com.leck Co., No. 21
Courllandt Street.
For sale at the following place : P. T. Pcscud,
Raleigh 1 B. E. Ook, Wurrenlon ; W. G. Andrews,
Henderson ; P. . Brawn,. Louisburg ; O. Howard,
Tarboro ; W. H. Wesson, Gaston ; snd by oiie
Merchant in every place in the foiled Stiles.
March it, 1846. " S3-Cm
VOLt,TECRS for OREGON
ATTENTI0.1 EDECJ1T1C BiTTALLIO.U -
In nlieiptlion of war wkh Engknd,
the individuals composing th KiiumaJit
lialtnlinn are each and ever out notified)
and warned td appear (armed a kall here
sfier be dhectcl, before Orderly nwo
P. IVVE-si;i;u, at his Drug Store art'
Main Street, and punDsse a bottle of
HEWS' L1NAMENT & ELIXIR,
which is warranted lo cure all the old case
of Chfortie ' Iiiftammetory liheumatiem that hav
remnined uncured op l the present tim. This
without delay, so that they may be in retdine to
march, if called upon. To the Universal Rheumatic
battalion !
Given' this day at Head Quarters by J"
COMSTOCK a HO
Commanders Uenrral.
The above article is sold al wholesale by Uomsto-&
4 Co., 31 Courlland Street, w Jt'ork, where the
only genuine can bp hid. Alto, the celebrated
Council's
pAf.v Eirn'XftTrtR',
The only genuine ankle niaiiufiu'iured'.and sold at
half price lo meet the warns of ihe poo. Also, C.
Co's celebrnted V'xtiact uf Nariaparillst, a splendid
aiiiele, fur fit) ccnls bollle, warranted as good Many
dollar article, 'i he genuine to be had only of CpnV
stock Jif I'll,, Mew Yik.
For sale at the following plnres P. F. PesClkl',
Halcinh ; II. fi. Cook, Wairenton; VV. C. Andrew,
llcndeison ; P. .1. Brov, n, l.ouiiburg ; tj Howard,
I'aiiioro'; V II. Wesson, t ;-t,.ii j aud by on
Merchair. in every pluce in the liiutcd Stales.
March IS, 184f. " 236m
Comstock's ,
Extract ol'Sa rmnparitlns
Supn'inr quality at half-price for the '(lire of
S'5tOI"'l' 1.., Chronic h'he uinatina Oeherul
Debility, Cutaneous Diseases, aly DrUitii)ns
ol lite skin. Toner, J'imples or I'Oftalee on ills J'aee,
Mon ii r 1 1 1 ami Syphiloid Hiseases, Uiles, from ail iire
I'tue huhit nl l,)ody , rieeralions of ihe Throat ami
Leu I'nins unci Swelhugs of llie lioues, Liver Allec-tiuo-.,
ami ad Diseases ari.-mg fiotu an impure ulitid
oi the l;;, mil. Ki"sQ,rc8 mid iinprudcnces in, life, ex-o-'.l'i-
ue of Mereiirv, ejic.
'Ph.- lire it j . ( 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 y ol WiirKiparilhi, and its es
1 1 1 -licil illicacv, reinieis it siipertluntw to enler inf
any em'.-mtura ol t,s lidues or udduco any evidence
iu its favor.
Tho Siir.s.i-inlln is vvurr inted jiositivcly nSgooiTa
any olher lliat cun be made al One Dollar, at just
I hall the pnee of those bo much utlvortised, and a
stronif nnd in as larye hnttliw, vit .-'
I'TKTV CE.TS PHI! 1IOITI.K, Oil FIVE
DDI. LAKS l'Elt DOZEN.
'Phis nrlicle bus cured Scrofula ol 30 years, ufli r
the Dollar urticlcg had been used in vain.
To bo had in New. V'urk only at 21, C'ourtland
Street.
For sale nt the fidlowitro; places : '. V I'rsrnir,
Italeiijh ; 11 E tne'k, VV'urrenion VV. G. Andrews,
lleinleisun ; 1. J. llrnwn Loinsliur; ; . Howard,
Tuihdio'i t'. II. Wesson, fiuslnri ; end by on
Merchnnt in every place in the t'nileiltrtsle.
March Ol, 18-10. 23 tTrti
FBOJITWO TO KlIJIITTIUKS cnR.PERTHiS BC
FDR 15. (HI Wi'liilMMl'' THE ISlitt IS Mi Dli
Lllillllil) Willi IT.
N article that every family must consider indis
pensable when they know iiM power and value
and which has heretofore been sold tuo high tii reach
all classes, has now been letiuced in price, with a
view that rich nnd poor, birfh and low, and in fact
cvciy human being may enjfly its romforis ; and all
who net it shall hnvo the price relumed lo them if
they are not drliuhteil with ite use. We assert with
out the pussihilily ol contriulietimi, that nil Horns and
Ocalds, every Kxiernul rsore, old or fifsh, antV all ex
ternal pains uml miles, m, mutter where, shall bo in
duced lo comloil by it iu fivo minutes saving life,
llmh or si-.ir. No bum can bo fatal il this is applied,
unless the vitals ore destroyed by Ihe accident. Il i
truly niagical to appoaranee iu il effects. EnefOire
for " C'ounel's Matties! Pain Enlrsolor Salve,-' a'l
Comstock and Co'k, il Cuurtlund Stieet, New Vorls.
I'lu-c '5 ccnls or lour limes its much for oil cents,
and near lull limes as much lor a Dollar.
GTio--lle sure nnd get Comicl's, as counter
fciu and vto.rthh.ws appear under other namw. Heo
thut it is direct from Corusloek it Co., or Be vet
touch it.
I'or sale nt the folluwinn lures i P. F. Pfscud,
ItnltMcb ; U. K. ("ook, Wairenton ; W. I'. Andrews,
Henderson; Y, .1. Hiowrt, Lotnsburg ; (J. Howard,
Tarboro'; W. 11. Wesson, (Justoii ; and by one
Meichaiit in every pluce in the United Slates.
March Id, 1M0. Sll fim
y 31! B'i niipuriilleleil pojiuluri t y ol IIA'V'S
fl LIMNI'iNT U a surely of its virtue.
The- (iciiuini) Hay's Liniment has cured over tWeniy
thousimd cae of piles iu the litiiieil Mtaies. "It w
tho only article Used and prescribed by ihe faculty
ol New Vurk, and il is recommended by every Phy
sician in the country who has used it, or seen iis
i ll'ects on others. 'The genuine has Cumstuok.,4 Co's
name on each wrapper
Fur sale nt the folio inn; pl'scos : I F Pescud,
Hnloiqh 1 B K C'nok, Worrentonj W G Attire wa,
Heiidersou 1 P J Urown, Louisburg j O lluward.
I'orboro' ; VV 11 Wesson, tiaslon 1 and by olio
Merchnnt in every place iu llie United Slate.
March IB, lahifi. 2.1 fim
CO WI'OC K A C o'a V ritilrUif).
'J'hc best and suiesl of a, I Vermifuges is liow
fur sale in this place (where may be seen certificates.)
For sale at llie following plices : P F Pescuil,
Ituleitrh; B E Cook, Warrentoti ; VV C Andrew,
Henderson; I J Urown, Louisburg ; O Howard,
Tarboro' ; W 11 Wesson, (ia.oni ; aud by on Mer
cbant ill every place in the United Stales.
March 10 lN4fi. &3 6m
KEV. 1)K. HARTIIOLOMEW'3
S warranti.il lo be n good as any of the
dollar urliclcg in uhc. It is iiolil for only
50 cents, and the Proprietors, with ihe consent of
several of the first eilizens of New V'ork, have given,
reference-lo them. Il is considered by them th best
preparation in use, far Coughs, told, Influenza,
More Throat or Incipient Consumption. It is put
forward under the sanction of one uf the first divines,
ol the country, and has the great merit of being all
it is represented to be. - (
F'or sole wholesale by Conrwtock St Co.,Courthuid
strert, New York.
For sale at Ihe following places r P F Pescud,
Raleigh ; IS E Cook, V'arrunton ; VV C Andrews,
Henderson ; I 1 Beown, Louisburg ; G Ilowaid,
Taiboto' ; VV II Wesson, (iaston ; and by on
Merchant in every place in the luiled Slates,
March l. 1S46. 23--6m
DEALi'JSESS.
II. M'NAIR'S ACCOIISTIC Oltr he
proved very successful i etriiiig WUl
dealliess. W e tiae many coriuicaies iroui civizwm
who have usd ibis Oil with complete Success. We
invite all who are troubfcd with any dbxase pf b
Ear, to eismine the proof. . ,
LANULEx-'M WETEIt?J INDIAN PA
NACKA is ttie best linmly medicine in the world.
It is cure for Dyspepsia, Asthma, Liver Cuaiplaint,
Indigestion. Co.ltvenemj Jaundics, Eptlepsj, Cou
gtiluiional Debility, Jc, '4- ,
N. B.' It operates without the slightest fialn, ss a
imld but thorough cathartic, snd never leave-th
person costive, even if taken very often.
For sale at th following place: I? f 'Teed,
Raleigh ; B E Cook, Warreiuon; W C Andrews,
Henderson ; P J Urown, Louisburg ; G Howard,
Tarboro'; VV II Wesson, Gaston ; snd b ona
viercnsnt in every piacs iu in unno.
March 18, 1346.
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