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KA LEIGH, N. C.
Tuesday," August 11, 1846,
Stand out of the Way !
The old north state is coming n
We believe we might with perfect safety, claim ia
thia paper; glorious victory for the Whigs iu North
Caroliua, but it ia to disugreeablo to have to correct
inwUkei, or to lead the public neira oa matter, of
each great interest, that though we are, in our own
miud, confideully awd that the Whigs have car
tied the titat almost by storm, we prefer waiting a
few days, before we pronounce that us certain, which
may, if pvnibiUty, be erroueouew. We had rather
Inetif tht'inip'nrttion of wjTOjr"fW'rttferhtt"to
chariwd -kwHTi exaggerated ntuUoieuU. Hut our
4eaitcre my'opi trajitl(the poliiical kf tebrllit,
and ' broad Mreake of light illumiue the horizon.
ft wiU aeeii that aliiiot.t every where, iSiitiMRo
Vuus behiud Jbf parly.. Graham's electiwi as Gover
hor.Te" abwiIuiMy certain bf Troiri 8,000 to 12,000
By Friday, w( slfiSl be able to slate with almost
certainty, the complexion of iho Lrgisluture, and the
provable majhrity.
THE RESULT.
The rfadwr'friUBt recollect, in making his calcula
tioos with regurd to Ilia complexion of the Legisla
ture, from the returns received, that the Whigs had,
at the last Session, a majorily of 2'2 in the lluuee of
t'oininous, and that there was a tie iu the Senate.
So far a heard from, ihe Whigs have gained TWO
Senators ra most irnpurtaut change, as it will proba
bly give the Whigs a majority, ia each branch, time
enabling thrni to carry out measures which, two
yeara ago, they could uot accomplish, by being check
mated kl the upper House.
"GOV. " GRAHAM.
The tremendous vote given lo Gov Graham all
bver (IA State, is not only gratifying 10 the Whig,
s an evidence of the tuengiu ol ilit ir party, but is
also a aource ofpriile ami 'ploasure to tliem, as atford
ing the heat tribute that could be given, to the zeal,
enemy and imhieiry, wliluh lias characterized the de
ponineiii of their nohle (Jliainpion during the canvass
Personally, Gov. Ghaham had nothing to gain by
success, and il hu ro.ild have consulted hit wishes,
would, gladly, no doubt, have declined a re-election
But, selected by his party to he its standard-Clearer,
lie magnanimously discarded all" personal consiuera-
tirjrirtif eawLetnf--efflohjHetv aiti hfew -bnitsrlf imo
the breach Abandoning the coinlorts of lionu-,
he bas traversed eveiy part ol the State, to deletid
Whig principles, and furnish the friends ol the cause
With arguments, to maintain their ground. He baa bis
reward in the approval ol a clear conscience, and tlio
baiA-ih wruUutf his (cllow cnhmns in his favor.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
There are few inore decided Loco Koco Counties
in the State than Franklin, and yet we have now, for
the secorid time, within a few years, earned a Can
ihdaie, owing to a split in the ranks of the Opposition.
And; in both instances, the successful Candidate has
hstn'JOHN E. THOMAS, in whose honor, the
I torfuW mclt of a Cannon was given on Kridjy night,
lUat hat been heard lately iu these parts.
PERSON.
One of the strangest incidents of the late Election,
is the choice of a Whig Commoner in this strong Lo
co Foco County, where Polk's majority was 371
voles! We understand that Mr. If ole.wan, the suc
cessful candidate, is one of the best informed Politi
cians of tbday and is eminently worthy, in every
way, of theJVligh distinction which his constituents
have conferred upon him. Mr. Shepabd's majority,
hi tins County, itwill be seen, was less by 210 votes
than ITokc received. In the " Standard" of the 23d
of April, we find, in reference to Mr. Shepard's pros
pects, tfie following prediction :
"The Democracy of thie eotinty (Person,) will
give a long pull, a strong pull, and a pull altogether
for not talentvd young Candidate for Governor, next
August ; and Instead of there being any Leaking off
there will bo an increase iu the, democratic vote
Murk that."
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,, - ORANGi; ANDfRAXVILLE.
s Th t glorious news, from these two Counties pro-
duped quite an electrical effect iu this City. It was
considered as settling the political character of the
aet Legislature, and U'hig enthusiasm cqjhld not be
restrained. The way that that old Caunou thunder
ed, and woke up the lazy Loco Focos from their slum
bers, was curioue ! Bv the wav. old Oranp-e has re-
add very aalisfaclorily to the enquiry propounded
hu Mr Dmum in lui M illmrn- ti,..l,
iOraoge Couuty auy longer?, feel political confidence
'ta WHiLIa A. Gkahax I" .
- ! THE -WCaf ITENTIAkY QUESTION.
The vosnrs of NortU Carolina have decided by an
eseitSfbaWifg iP3ofy agaihst the establishment of a
Peniteunary In not one single County, so las as we
Ran heard, ha an atiiruiativr vote been given oa the I
fcs.ll.' . -
-4 HUMORS.
We have rumors of the election of a Whig Sena-
w-lhi Camdeu and Cerrituck ; of the whole Whig
iKktt m Craven; sud a Loco Foco Member iu
pfewie-fctut we have uothiug sufficiently certain te
utlioriiat-oiit awumiug iheee rumoni as true.
- THi: GRADUATION BILL
y?p m rejoiced to state, that the bill to reduce and
rtdoale the price of the PuWie Lands, has been laid
futlie table of Ihellouwof ReprrwntaUves, by so,
Kneiderabl. a majority, that it if considered U de.
vegfth fate ef the bill.
ELECTION RETURNS.
v WAKE COUNTY. .
". One fire mart tot,, ano tut, a,t is ours.'
The1 result of the Election in Wake demonstrates,
that Loco Focoism ia shaken to its centre iu this
atrorrg hold; aud that the seeds of disruption, and fu
ture defeat have been sown broad east James B.
Shepakd, the Candidate of the Party for Governor,
who resides in this City, who has .been before the
people for several years, and was probably known,
perroiially, to every voter in the County, only leads
Gov. Graham, 41 votes I beinir a Whiff pain siuce
the Presidential Election of nearly THREE HUN
DRED VOTES!
And our Whig Commoners, who fought the baltle
like gallant soldiers, are defeated, it is true, but by so
lean a vole, that such another victory lo Ihe Dem
ocrats will. ruiu them forever. All Unit the Whigs
have to do, is to stand firm, and two years hence, we
"will sK6w"L6co Fucoisiii, that
Truth; c ruilMl frt'e tlli, wm rise ajraift, " " '
" The eternal years of God are her's J
While Knur, wounded, writhes l pain, :
And dies amidst her worshippers'!"
We subjoin the slate of the Poll :
. romwiiin. Berry Siiiiiii-t4ltVKlw14V
W. W. Ilolden I0U7, C. C. Bailie lOlG.Jouu Hayes
953, Q. Ulley 921.
Senate George Tlionipson C14, S.am. P. Norris,
103. '
SheriffJames Edwards, 1332, Calvin J. Rogers,
G19, Simeon Nance 254.
Penitentiary Against it 10.IC ; for it 717.
CHATHAM.
William AlbriglU, S. Daniel Hackney, Thomas
Lassiter aiui M. Q. Waddell -nil VVliiLrS, and no
change. Poll : For Senate, Allirirlit ,",;.!, .Marsh
419; Coiiirnoiis -Hackney liny, I.asnter 1023,
V added UM'I ; Harris ibb, Kives 01, Iias;land 607.
Harmau (Whig) SlieriH'by J61 voles over Edwards.
For a Penitent jury 270 against il, 118!).
With regard lo this County, the. " Standard" said
on the 8lli of July
" Our Democratic friends in " Chatham have pat
ibrwiird (he lolowin strong ticket : Senate, Jese
Maisli; Commons, William Harris, Roueri Heevr?
and TIkjuibs Kaiil.ind. All thebo yenilen.en are Jai
iners, distinguislieit or their sutind ciiiiiuion sense
and personal popularity Wiih vigoioin exntiotie
and ihe uniietl siipori of the party, ue regard iheir
success as beyond duulil We learn i hat u prominent
Wl iig in Chatham expieses Icavii Hiai Shrpanl will
beat Grshain in that Coiiiny A tiumber oi Whrs
in that County, me u. tunned, aie so umicIi dis
pleased with the conduct of Guv Gr,ii:tu and su well
pleased with ihe Adinm.siratioh of Col Polk, that
they mil not vote al all. Tins is cheering new
An intelligent friend at Piltsboro', in communica
ting ibis result, writes as follows :
.Pitnlton,', August 7, IS 16.
It is wilh infinite pleasure that I am able to com
municate to you the compleie.success of our party in
" Old Chatham.'' the Standard's intimations to Ihe
contrary notwithstanding. Onrmajoiity lor Governor
isdjyger than it has t-ver before been, except in the
race between Dudley and Branch, and Ihe lowest
Whig on the Commons Ticket beats the highest
Democrat more than 21)0 votes, iiothwilhstaudiug his
vat personal popularity, hia daeervedly high Mand
iug. and the,uii.-t hlreiuiojis, and I m.iy my, most
unscrupulous eli'orls to run him in, hy the sacrifice
of Waildell, towards whom ihe Chatham Democrats
entertain a stronger dislike than probably anv one,
except one William Albright, who has attained that
"blessiag by laying, from time to lime, their " crack
wheel horses to Ihe land, and giving them leave to
disport themselves with private and duuienlic amuse
ments and employments. Our cause is undoubtedly
g.iiiiingground in Chatham. I saw, ut the precinct
1 attended, ft'gi persons, who bad formerly acted
and voted with the Democratic party, cast the entire
Whig ticket, and heard the most of them declare
that, henceforth, they should do likewise ; and ft
another precinct a gentleman of character and con
siderable influence, who has hitherto beeu universally
regarded as quite a consistent Democrat, and iu fact
a leader, came out boldly, aud "not only voted ihe en
tire Whig Ticket, but exerted his influence in its be
half. The consequence was, that wo beat the Demo
crats more than three lo one, where they have ceu-
erally locked, and sometimes beaten us.
Ihe vole is nut a full one, ovvtnj, in a ereat de
gree, lo the extensive prevalence oi billions fever. If
there had been, Gov. Graham's handsoiife niajotily
would have been increased.
DAVIDSON.
Sam'l. H.argrave, Loco S. V. Hooserand II. Wal-
ser W. C a Whig Senator lost. The following
letterexplaius the causes :
Lexington, Aug. 8M, 1816.
Mr. Gales : While n is my uraiilyiuu duty to
ootnmunicate the ollicial siateii ent ol the Elect, ous
in Davidson County ' showing an increased iiiamruv
of 16U voles lor Gov. Graham, and a clear yam ol
210 for uim, and the election ol both of our Whm
Commoners, by a very largely increased vole, on the
previous eleciion, it is a duty no less mortifying,
lo add that the apatlly of our Inends upon the day of
elechon, together with the sirony personal popularity
ol the Democratic Candidate iu the Senate, the supe
rior activity ol tils mends, the sympathy elicited ijr hu
lavor in his lourih trial lor a seat m the Legislature,
and the refusal of many of the W bigs to vuie at all,
are some of the many causes which have contributed
lo tins election ol Col Samuel Haigrave by two votes.
Hut II cannot be claimed as a Democratic triumph, as
tie owes his electi'.n to hi ieast 100 Whig voles. And
the triumphant shorn which Democracy raised at the
result, lias already wruu, an long will wnng ex
pressions of regret, Irom those ol our Whig Inends
who either-comproiniiied iheir principle; in voiing l,.r
bin), or relusrd to vote at all And il ihe baitle could
be again contested, not tiion the stretigtti ol Ihe many
illegal voles cast bul de novo, I lie result would be
largely reversed. It is however still our consolation,
that we have the true Winn majority, thuui.li u has
Jwen temporarily suppressed by epatby and ihose pri-
vaie considerations winch actuate at nines, many ol
our pHrty. It is but justice to aud. that our candidate
Mr. Thomas, advanced and advocated our principle)
with that boldness, consciousness of irmb, and hones
ty of purpose, which will long secure for bun the
confidence and gratitude of the Whig Pan, though
he wears not ihe wreath of viciory. Bul I design not
io.be tedious. So, here ia the result : Gov. Gham
1)104 ; Shepaid 610 ; S. Hargrave. Dem ) 484, J
Thomas f W..) 482t V Hooter fW D8J, H Wal
ser (W)93I,J. L. Clennnous (D ) 663, VV P.
Richauls(D ) 650, J. Ad.lerton Sheriff (W ) 1032,
D. Hepler(D)610. Penitentiary 167, Against 1326.
Very lespecllully,
RANDOLPH.
Alexander Hogan, S. Abram Brower, White,
C all Whigs. Penitentiary 496 against 830.
An Extra, issued from the " Raiiuolpb Herald Of
fice, say " Be it forever remembered, and let it be
heralded to the world, thai the WHIGS of Randolph,
iu l&tVga Graham 1233 vote, and a MAioarrV
of 1020! Randolph has done veil I For her let.
three cheersJLONG and LOUD be given ! ! iVer
torn ore firm and (rue to their principle! They
hat tht utcendaney, and nil keep it I ! '
" T(i Whigs of Randolph have gained ' glorious
victory, at which we rejoice the more, because ri
eos fears were entertained by our, friends in other
Counties, that we should be defeated iu eousequerjce
of the number of Whig Candidates iu the field. We"
can now re-assure theui, that it is distinctly under
stood by the people of Randolph, that a Democrat
cannot represent them in the Legislature. We might
say more ; but a magnanimous victor will not, iuleu
tionally, wouud the feelings of the vauuUheti.
GRANVILLE..
Dr. Russell, S. (Whig) by 18 votes over George
Eaton (Loco.) -Commons Robert I), Gilliam
(Whig) and Messrs Unllork aiid Stone (Locos) a
!F-gaiii. Poll: Gilliam 1063, Uullock 1027, Stone
1022, Venable 1011, I.ittlejohn ( W) 983, Wtlkius
tma.Peatetttiar ii7-NPeiiUntiry iHiJr I
In relation t-fhe Graiivitle ETetitroa,' Oi wStau
dard" prophecied as follows. May fI3, 184G
The Federal ticket for the Legislature in Granville
County is, as follow : Sena,T)r. liussflt ( 'i,imntt,
uRubtlk-GilUanu James T. LillWIohn. aud ('. Wd-
kiiw, Esquires We have no fears ir Ihe l).-irioerat-ic
ticket iu that County. Mr. Eaton will prove tin ; ;,
over-match for Dr. Rausell. while Mr. (,il!i,in nnd .....
his ro-laborers will find llieuiseUe., h.iiul.Mielv h,.,l.
ed and defeated hy Mrf. Veuabie, ll.,.iock, and
bienei Mark what w e say !
GL'JLI'O.in.
We are indented lo an esteemed friend for the fol
lowing Letter ;
(!i renshort', Tiivrnihi: inrht.
The. old County lu,a thundered ,,,. uniie J. A
(
inter m Ihe Senate : Na'li.m Hunt. K. V. Oir.
bin ue' and
1 eter Adams, Commons all good aud
true men.
Graham If 29, S,epar, 3C0 maiorilv 1
-and
one precinct not heaid from say ( i uljanCs ui.ijuri
ty 1 5111). Whn would n .t he pinud of Ihe old County?
Colonel Simpson, the Democratic candidate, seven
hundred behind the luwesi ll'lcg,
Shepard falls, short, iier, a hundred of the parly
vole. . In bustle and in haste.
1$ reference lo the Guilford Eleciion, llio
Stan-
dard" said on Ihe I3lh uf July
A teller from a gentleman in Guilford lo the 1
Editor, says: ' Shepard will gel the iaigest-' Demo
cratic vole ever giveu in this county." This is in- '
deed cheering. H'e are glad to leant alto that there
will he al least one democratic candidate for the I-g- ;
islal tire Col. F. L. Siuisoit. By proper exert iotu,
hu may be eluded. j
ANSON.
D. I). Daniel, .S. without opposition. Hargrave -
and Kichardsou, (".all Whist. A fiiend writes as
follows, in refereuce lo this Election :
IViirr.-iiorr, August 7, 'Hi. !
I here annex the slate of ihe PuPs lor iuvrrnnr
and Members of the Lpgihitnre. 'ou will see !v
the vtites for CnnTHVous, Itial Mr. Kichnrdsoii receiv- '
ed a larger vole than .Mr. Trull, but owing to there !
beinir no returns from two Precincts iu thu Ansun"!
iurt of Union, winch would certainly have elected
Trull, Air. II. will not claim the seal, and by this
mail sends nu his resignation lo Ihe Governor, lhat a
Writ may issue lor another Election.
The vote in Atwon oji the Penitentiary tiueslien,
was Fur 27tl ; Against fis3.
LENOIR.
John W. Taylor, Whig, I)!), E. G. Speight. Loco,
154, i". Jesse Jackion, (Independent. 310, Pipkin,
(Caucus,) !ic;5, C. Peuiicutinry 1 14, Against, 3110.
In reference to this Election, a Correspondent writes,
Aiivon, August 7, 1H46.
We have met the enemv aud liny are ours.
Jackson, the Independent candidate, is re-elected hy
55 majority. We look upon Mr. Jackson's election
as a triumph, because he has ter!(red himself lo vole
against any candidate brought before Ihe Legislature
for (j. S. Senator, iu favor of the Suit Treasury, and
beradea, certain individuals iiuide it a lest ipie.slioir,
and took the slump agaiiut Mr. Jackwu, aud said
he was nut a real Simon Pure.
PASQUOTANK AND PERQUIMANS.
Gen. Ehringhaus ( Whig) S'.,', by 1 6:2 " voles over
Cranberry, Loco Perquimous majorily 76, Pasquo
tank 86.
CHOWAN.
Robert T. Paine (Whig) C.
PASQUOTANK.
Charles, Whig Commoner elected.
PERQUIMANS.
T. Skinner (W.) elected by lc'3 majority.
An Extra from the Office of the "Old North
State," says Loco Focoisin deleated. We have on
ly time to state that al! is O. K. Graham's majority
in Pasquolatik County is about 300, in Perquimans
205, iu Camden, one precinct heard from, O.d Trap,
302 majority; in Chowan, about 1'JQ, John Barnard,
the Whig candidate for Senate, goes out of Camden
into Ciirrituck, lyl ahead of Shaw, and it" the vole is
the same as the lust time, he is certaiuly elected
PERSON.
Hester (Loco) S. by 21 votes oyer John Baraelt !
Whig. Hoiemau (Whig;) -C.-a Whig gain. Poll :
ltoleniau 473; Cunningham , Loco) 43X!. :
HALIFAX. I
Andrew Joyncr, Whig, S., by 35 votei over!,. II. j
B. Whitaker. L. M. Long and M. C. Whitaker,
Locos, C a Whig loss of two. Poll: Long 557,
Whitaker 551, Wiliiam L. Long (Whig) 5i;8, J. D.
Perkins (do.) 506. Penitentiary 175 Agaiust 569.
WAYNE.
, John Exum, S., Eliaa Barnes, C. II. Brogden,
C. Poll : Barnes 775, Brogdeu 737r Dr. S. A. An
drews G10,
BRUNSWICK.
Henry Walters (Whig) by 00 votes over Calloway
Loco.)
NEW HANOVER.
William S. Ashe, S. Edward Hall and Thomas
Williants.C ail Locos, no change. Penitentiary 235,
Agaiust, 769.
PITT. -
B. F. Eborn, S. Elias J. Blount and II. F. Har
ris, C all Whigs, and no chauge.
' CASWELL.
Calvin Graves, S. Meiers Lea and McMulho, Q,
all Locos, no change. For a Penitentiary 284,
Agaiast it 716.
"JOHNSTON.
James Tomiinson, LocoJ S. P. Richardson, 'Lo
co and Ashley Sanders W C flo chauge.
WARREN.
J Gen. f. T. Hankius, S. without opposition. A.
A. Austin aud Gen. John II. Hawkins, C all Locos,
oo chauge. Peuitentiary 87, Against it W6.
ORANGB,
Hugh Waddetl, S. Giles Mebane, Cheslcy Fau
cett, J. B. leathers Whigs) and Sydney Smith (Lo
co) a Whiir loss of one. Poll for Senate I Wuddall
'711, Capt. Berry 707. Coimnous Mebane 1C44,
Leathers 1616, Faucett, Whigs 1()I3, Smith 1606,
Mc Dade, ISO!, Pattenon 1"37, Pralt Locos 1535,
Slaffurd V j lSia. Sherift'-Turreiitiue 1850, Nich
o.:ll!J5. Pu-iteutiary C15 Against 'it 2133.
MOORE.
' M. B. Person (Loco) V a Whig loss.
MOOlU; AND MONTGOMERY.
Alexander Kelly Wlr;- to the Senate.
N OUT HAMPTON.
John M. Moodv. A', bv 4 vol- : I". J )Vl'.te ...!
D. A. Barnes, C. hy an aver.ur." .,,ai,,rii r,n ...,. k ' tK'ttOnii'iit III' IItl 1 Jl 3 ! i ; Ef.
-all Whigs, "and no cliaug. Gtaliaws n.ajoriivFT 1 " tllV St W rr' tUlh
tjpt im. "" ' :" "; ;; I ' 1 l'fmTOlTrimm.iJi.-r(4i7aln rc"!rih tit
.. i,nl,,,snv
,T v t ' " -, T-- -
Regan and'MeNeill, Commons. Both Tro j no
chauirs. For Senator, Norincnt, Loco, 510, Utl-
Christ, Whig, 35i"-
SAMPSON.
Senate; Murpin
4 ' "in 'nuns.
ftl 110
e. loM; Seiute, t.avu. JMI,
ai"J". Whig, 31 1
t'oinnnnis, Murphy h!t!l, ll-iiivn
, Whig, 5U:J.
For Penitentiary VI , again.-1
' . CUMBERLAND.,
r. T. N. Camcicn, S, 'ii.it,. ; t;. W.
' in Sluw, ( 'ommor.s. All Loom
: t'oiiiinoii.s, Pelalii 717, Sh.nv (i
lieo btl 1, T .1. Miiiih, Loco, 500.
D
Dun
Pan
kins
I'egTani a id
HO clliilirre.
VB- F At
For Sheriir.
Alcx'r .luiiuson I
, J i.reeu 3 16. i'ir 1'enileiiti-
ary 3', . againsl 003.
STAVLY
IVincr II'1. ehcti'd. Vote,
i'alnier -J70, Lockr
235, Parker 87.
CAHAUKl'S AND MONTGOMERY.
Cliristnpher Melclmr IV .S'.. withuut opjiusiiioii.
I
i -
CAhAlli.'I'S.
J. W. Scott aud 1.. . B. hriiiiiiiinger W. C. N.
White Sheritt:
STtiKES. .
John Fr Poinxler (IV.; S. It. Guiding IV., and
5! Democrats, C a gain of a Whig Senator.
BLADEN.
McDowell Loco elected o Commons.
BLADEN, BRl'NSWK.'K, ic.
f!. Meivill Loco elected.
RICHMOND.
Waller L. Steele IV. j by 58 yules over Covinjloii
IV Vole' f,r Senator, Giirhrist. IV. j 34:1, Nor.
iiieut, Locoj 01. Peinlentiary t!60 against 304.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
On the 1 3: li of July, ilia " S'.anduid" asked iho
lollowiri ipie?tione :
' Shall Franklin County send n Whig Senator to
Hak-iKU ?"
jfnwr She has ju done thai thing.
-'Afrmn, il is ekd ' Shall 'lurselit of Ilia Isillen
ted JfrFttKYs be occupied hy Mr. Jumx E. Thom
as ?"
1m vi r It ia even so ! ail tlio consohitiaii we can j
tive to ilie. LrKto Focus, IS"" Gioan my htailies
is gnod luryuur whnleb'inie. "
'Vom ttf 'Stiirtii'trtl.
I'liri linnieate lur tiovernnr wall ,ru;t nun I I'M
inatvi inUfi u.iniHt in fin'i iuig the fjririMlutme, hut iei,'
defeat tiui suior tli nhuni tnj a ntmtl inntin it i. Let
the Kegi-ter mark this prediction, and let lhat paper
remetnli.tr. put il down as . is on the first Thurs
day of. AujriliU."
We fhal! endeavor lo ohltj'? the '
put it don n un it i'i, hut wo suspect
Would prefer seeing it as it is ti,t.
Standard," and
that lhat paper
- SUPREME COURT.
OriNioNS have been delivered by iho Court, since
our last, in the following Cases:
By ttuVrm, C. J., In State, to use of Murphy r.
McKay, from Sampson y judgment reversed and re
nire de novo. Also, in linens r. Harbee, from Or
rancp. sflirming the judgment below. Also, in Stale
n. JefFersuo, from iMeclstenburg, declaring that there
is no error in Ihe record. Also, lit Cmom o. Wright,
in Equity from V ayue, .reversing the decree with
costs. Also, in Finch v. I.ofUn, in Equity from Da
vidson, diBinissing-luc bill wilh costs. Also, in Mc
Kay r. Woodle, from Cumberland, affirming Ihe
judgment below. Also; in Doe ex item. Ward v.
Saunders, from Davidson, affirming the judgment be
low. Also, in Hill, Adin. v. Spruill, iu Equity from
Halifax. Also, in Igsn r. (Jreen, in Equity ftoin
liiitherford, disinisiii(j Ihe bill with costs. Also, in
Brady t). Beasou, Irom -.Moore, alliruiing Die judg
ment below. Also, in Kogers't). Vines, from Greeun,
afTirmiug the judguieut below. Also, iu Medley r.
idask, In iqulty Irom Anson, rhsinissiiiir the lull
wilh Cpsls Also in tiodfrey r. Leigh, from Perqui
mans, affirming the judiiiieiil for Plaintiff' on the
lirst count iutliH Declaration. A1m., in lloldeu, Adui.
r. Peaee, in Equity from Wake.
By Dan i ex, J. in Gash et id. t. Johnson, from Ilen-
dernot, afliriniug the judgment below. Also, in
Jiuiea 4 al. v. blrong, from Rockingham, niiiriiiing
the judsjtoeni bew;i Also, iu Lindsey e. Pleasants,
in Et).lky fresrl (Juilford. Also, in Wall v. .Nelson,
front Barde, affirirnng the j'udgineul below.
By UMI, J., Iu Cohb e. Koruegay, from Diipfin,
aflinuiug the judgment below, Also, in Bowers e.
iMatitewsEx'r. iu Equily Irom ILiUfax. Also iu Stale
lo the use ol Rockwell . Hawkins, from Brunswiek,
alliriUiug the judginriit below. Also, iu Slate r. Mc
Alpin, Iron Utibeaon, jildgint'iil reversed and, venire
de nnto. Altai, in Drumrigbt v. Junes, in Equity
from Person, directing a reference to the Master to
state the accounts.
" IMPORTANCE" V)F ONE VOTE.
The "Alexandria Gazelle" says, it i mentioned as
a remarkable coincidence that one vote carried Ihe
Tariff of IrsiU j one vole the Tariff of lH2rj ; one vote
iu each House carried the Tariff of Itvlj ; and by one
vote in the Seuale the Tariff of 1S4G has become
a law.
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SENSIBLE MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
We are glad there ia one sensible man iu Congress.
Mr. TltDcl, of Ohio, peaking' on the Treasury Note
and Loan Bill, said that he was speuking merely for
" bunkum," and that he was ilad there were so few
members in the House to hear him. He said that he
was iherJ fur the first time in Congress and political
life, aud be hoped to be forgiyeu the sin ; aud once
out nf it, he proinutd never agaui tu cuuje to Con-
SUDPKN DEATHS.
W learn thai (tome timo lat week, while Mr.
Andrew Paiton, of tho Hawrielda, m in his
tiieadowr with his hands at wiirk, apparently in
Ins usual health, Ire suddenly fetl lo the grotlnd,
anu mftBt nwianily expired
We also learn that on Tuesday night, the Wih
instant, a Mr. Wh.Mam Uhav, livitto; in Now
"ire,, mi inm , iiuiuv,Weni to oea witnom com-
plaituno; of mty indfspivaitinn. In the morninjf hta
wife left him in bed, tinptwing that he was aeleep;
but litidiiu' that he kept his bed lotiurer than Istt-
)) went in In nsc.ertam the cause, and found !
hirWjgWrpiie ! The spirit hid taken its High!, j
anil ilftrVnly was tenant less !
How solemn are these warnlfrrs tn the livinrr.
i lie stout iraine, Ihe r''nst cottstilution, and the
muscular arm, are no protect inn .against Iho ar
roa,of death. Then let tin heed Ihe vriirn ot"
sfjilcuce, uhichai.ya to u. ' Be y t. Iso.reruly."
rNswi Ilillsburu' Recorder.
J-sjaw.wtw runs nijrfi I ho tol lowing
'V'1'" ike.lroliL.Uie.Ai.exailJxu..Gvi.e.; ..
?iH!N.niK. July 30.
j, A Tclpjrranhic dfupHtcli Irom i'hiladolphia,
"lUlllions lint groat rxfil.-m.M.t e.xislod in that
i.'y hi i'n:n,ii', in cun-iMiK'ii, o nl lliu vt.lu nl
Jlr ll.ill.is mi' Ihi- l .ir il bill, ami
thiit he w;is
''!) lluiir al
i j i . - ,, ,
1 ,e height uf 100 lent.
11 is Irnis.; w.is ' lin ,iten-
' ed
wilh ilrelnic.luiM ; it was only saved hy tim
j "H'-d Klri'iilliiiliS exciliims on llu.'.pnil oi :1m li ,a
; ciiueim iiosinst ihe fury anj uiaducsd of a nuS
ciioiiioi-pii i), nieii ut iiiw nwii party. v.
! The (iaiitte of iinttiriiay nays :
j W c hud hy ypsiirday's mail no roof rmition
I "I' the icpnricd nlteinpt In' iiniltiist Mr, Dallas's
j In 'Il so, . I'ruliiililv tin: mivcis iiiid nthiTS oliifai.
ed in huriiing him in 11 it: V, in.iih; threats, bill
were prevetiicd hy met) vt heller unit; mc ut .
I'liiis tu in-iiii or ii jn re a in in or ins pnqie'iiv, is
H and ciuvarijiv, a
id sense.!-!' I he pen.
h well as ciimuial. The
j lo Will Iru u u down all vtu-
once and dieordcr.
('ait M.t r's tiM'N III:
Ilaviliir . a ii the ple e
tiell, ii.ivl Iho N t). Tr
lina II v licked him tn o ,
c Inree. ' hat ue mic iit
larn. 'I'lin o-al, ,nt
si tiiri tn;; uf ms ("iiAitt; li
ui re nl a h.ns iiinveisu
i ,)ic, wttii C'.iH May. ww
e us a ilest iiptiun of his
nl lln- exact pauicii
tilaiii, t in. 1 cil aliiiul his
long heard, eviilcull'y seineuli.il cuut'u.sud, and
iilt"t' einiHirlersbie ln--.it.it u . n , s.inl
" W'liv, yen see, :ie fact i.-, uuv of Ihn toys
would have given their Itvus, tn hate ii.nl the
chance In have charged the hallenes, (iiily I
was Ihe lu, ky one ill griiiii' the nrder. After
llli! old 1 1 1 . 1 u gliVH.I he nnier, I Mide ,lnn ii the rn id,
my mi'ii (nliow.iijr cnur.-e, wliern wo met
Italgely ; he bi.u- d away ami h-t me pas-s, ,-inil
just rude over the u'hiis, ami tint is all about
it."
Ma. l'.niion Mr. Ahi-riiathv Miys Consuuipl ion
is 't'utielcleB of the "lai'li'jjs ; "it llieo are hosl, .1 and !
ihe Luiii, oi,e-wi-e Holln-I, the paln-nt niasl iret I
well. h i laily tleiiioiihlrnle'l in Ihe r.ee ( I my
fin nil K. Ilaiicm, Em., which has been lully sub- I
I simulated by Mr. W. P. Church, where liiborelec
were cured hy llm celelir.it .-d ( lirmio I hernial liein.
edy. I i,( lor Taylor's Geiiuiuo Halsani ol Liverwort,
n, ml" at .1 1 o Mnivery, with Dr. Leeds j hl'iii.Iiihi til
tin- wrapper, us there ate mmiv eouiilerleiiH mul un.
itiitions ) This inr-t should he known lo every one
predisposed lo iitieclioriM of Ihe Thruat, Che-t, and
Luiijrs Also it is a sure reiii' ilv for Asthma, Oonedis
and Guide mid enn he rriv. n to the iinwl ilel.eulB
nil.int. Surely such u di.iaiveiy will not he nrflec-
ted hy the pnhhe. The D'-ci.ir ha.-, any ipiautiiy of i
t'-rJrTfflopi. ils of cures liom I'livMciaie. and oilers --!
He ,:a'H that the clinuee ol the t , inper-il un is an lei
e, plate cause for all diveuse, rod that t!i.-r- isnciual- j
ly " but one health mul i.ue di-ea-,!." " The hi" of j
H e Ih-.-h is iii ihe hlood ; the IuoihI of it is lor ihe In..'
llier.-ol," ,,'i'ji, a. -
II r For sale, w holesale and retail, by P. F. PES- '
CCD, Kuleem, N. C.
It i.i imp '-.sihle for un to compress iMi( our narrow
line's even n l,ri,-f allieinn t,, itl '' of the numerous
euros Ih nl have been effected by I r. Wislar's Biilsnm.
We can only r.-fcr to a very few as specimen of Us
geueial ctlienry.
A few Hays ago, a lady culled at the ofllon in fine
health, looking robust, as ibnuqh she never knew m In t
sickness was. To our surprise, she stated I hut until
recently, she had been sick for between three and
four years, with what was supposed to he Cniiwump
tinn Ihrit ihe dud a violent conh, night swells,
Willi allornalB chills and lever and every usual symp
tom ol conlirmed Coiisiimpiimi. The result was, lhat
sho became so emaciated as to pteseiit more the uj..
pearance of a skeletrin lliaii a living being- Provi
dentially, she, at this liuie, heard of the wuiideilul
cures performed' by Dr. WislaVs Balsam rrf Wild
Cherry, and commenced uring it herself The ejTrtit
was, lhat she began lo get 1,,-tier ut ourr. By de
grecs, the cough led ier, Ihe chill, anil frver disap-.
peured, and in Iwo inoiiths she, again found herself
in perfect health.
113- For sale hy W 11, 1.1. IMS, HAYWOOD .J
CO., wholesale and retail, Ualeigh, ,. ( '.
!
A
LI. peranus indebted'to inn indisiduully, and to j
the lute Qoncerd of Kri rn & Pusim. whoso i
notes and accounts wei due on tho 1st January, J
1846, are hereby notilied. that longer indulgouce' than !
ihe 15th September, will nut he allowed i and all j
claims unpaid at llint June, will he put in a train lor
coll. cliou. I d ulike exceedingly In re-ort lolrg-.il;
int'.ans In ell, a l a elkleriieulf any claiiii duo the file I
concern of ntuh and I'escu.l, or inysolf. and earnestly j
h.rjjie lhat 1 may nol he under the nere-'ny i.(ai doing. I
P. F. PEriCUD. !
Ila!ei)(h, Aug. 10, 1546. . 04
Cj" Sundaid copy.
Bollingbrook
HOTEL FOR IIC.1T,
T
IIIS well knowu Hotel andStahleg, now
in the occupancy of Dr. John Muiije,
will lie for rent from the Grit of January neit It is
most favourably situated, and has every convenience
of a fir $1 rate ettdbHthmtut , and s receiving a loll
hare ol patronage. Any one wishing lo rent the
same, can, by applying lo Dr. Millie, obtain all ne
cessary information about theViiablisbirierit, and will
if desired dispose of ihe Furniture now in use. Fur
teriMt, apply or address
JOHN V. WILLfOX,
ANDREW hfE VAN,
Trusteeilif Bollingbrook Hotel Ccr. -July
23, Pr Adv'i f2". et 4t
IS L A TV K DEEDS
Just Priu'ed, ',
F&P. IAD- aT fl" iTUl. . I
I' "Be?
S SI I II II I Ml I
j In Moore County, Ut. A. W. Jones to &iaTi;iui
T. Brooks. ,
Iu Hillsboro', by the Re. .Robert Bin-well, Mr.
John Laws, to Miss Mar M'Cnllilm.
Iu Nitwf,n kc iIia lt ft.:t ,...r II . . .
' Ihmock. Eao.. Editor of tb.' TimHiNfk.t w'-i.t. . .
; Mis, Mary OuW.s, daughter f tht late titepiieu
, uwens, rsij. ol tleautort county.
In Milton, Alire, infant daughter f 'ignd Xa.
Warner Al Lewis. r 1
Ii 0,-sng,i fouhty, on the 2nd inst.MftOewge) '
Freeland. aged 41) years. Also, on the Mm Bhrfo
about three hours before Ihe death of his fatkt. Wet.
aiMlul
hm, only sou ol'Ueorgu and Mary Fnelaitdrt "'
. OBITUARY.
Newborniun." in aniiomicinn th rllh nt
Tin
the lata .
Dr. I.AWBKM.'E V. S.;orr. oflhuiOhv.nea
He was a native of this Town, and hud resided du-
LtnJT."Jir?lcr ..part, of his.liuef life among u,fnd by
K ' i.ss oi m temper, ms lively conversation,
aud tine Htisiismiity ttad etideaerd Unnrflt ue alt. - "
He graduated ilh high di-iinclion et Chapel UiH i
LnIu ; and receded hie Medical diploma front iW tt
1 'liirW-Kity br IVniisylVaisa". Me wan a stia'h of atari
alhjtiens, of a nicely ihsiiminataa Jilorary raste,
stiittioui halms, and of uiinsunlly tarf on alVawinll
for o so young. Mik eify life u as full of prsmi.
Vet his seii-itivH charucler l.ol ill lilted h.ia ( nsinjrle)
HI the i.ruj;eM, .0r iesi-1 Ihe trial i, or endure Ihej
I'wii of il.e Hiuhl, while hh fi joile mid "lender fVama,
which never nlkmeii him lo hone i.r lenjth of Have.
iiiHlly gave ttuj, and as bv prematuie dvoav, lh
ill VI ''1,1 out.
!i:tni .
iiii.'t -1 i Coiidii (.loiln i alsn
s, sll heiiehi with the eah. and
t 'oil, m I 1-lnihor,-
1'" BUM lor Mil III
will
oliu b,' the iiieco or less
peinti' v .
H,V'ON alito, a g
the road
R itei-h, A ue n i 1 1
od iieaot I i-.iei 1 1 on hand, and on
WILL. PECK.
01 -1 m
For
!. '(( tl I
cumplete set nl BOOK-BIN DEH'S TOOLS,
on UH...I letrii-. Apply (if by loiter, uost uaid.)
to mo Ediior el the
WILMINGTON CHRONICLE.
July :, 1 S I . 6 3t
ii-. loju-.tiu of Isotnctf:' r,:oil-
J tMy.--t-'oiiiprifiiiu such suliiecti, al are most
iiiiinediately cennecled Willi House keeping i as ih
cons' men. ni ol doincaiic rdillees, with the 'Modea of
Warmiiw, teiildetitig and twining them ; a deerrip
I Hon ol die various articles ot Kurnitiire ; a general
si'cnuiit of tho Animal and NVnclnlilu subsiances usetl
us Eiioil, and ih,. method of preserving and (ireparing
j I hem by ckiii, ne.kiii ; hread, te , ,.Vc. By Thoe.
j VV eluter, K. (1, s. ,c , witli Nines and improvement!
bv D. MeiediitrileesivA. M M. D. Illusiratt'd wuh
liuarly mm Ihousiiml K ;i ijra v i ti
Ju.4 piihh.lied and this day received hy
ii. d. TiiiiNnif,
N . C. Book SI, ire.
Rult-iah, Aiirusi, ).- 84"
! Look tolhc of September,"
JlMiingcrti of f.ollvrl.
RltRMOND, VIRGINTA, '
l jl'HE nitehiiou of advenluiais is requeued to (,
Grand Schemes for August. FORTUNE'S
HOME still icfin- w ih pri.cs, anil ll,0J in want of
I" "'' '"'ke". thr-nih whn h a foiiune iy be roalued,
should ajdicsa iheir iirdcis to
C- W. PURCELL,
Agent for I). PAINE & CO.,
.Maiiageis of Lottcrtei.
At which time will he drawn one of ihe most
spl.'ll ll'l S. Ili-,iieever ofl,,.,-d, I'apital U0,(l0;i, and 3
el 'ill 00 J. and other pri.es umnuntitiij In over Ono
Milium of Dollurs ; the Schctnc is a irnd ens and
worth the liiteiiiioii of those vtho for a smut.' mm
would iculw.e a loiluns.
llO.OUO! 10,000! .$H),000!
Grand C.insolid.-ited l.ollery, Cla.s 3!,a Im drawn
on S.iiiirdav, Aug. ill), I K Jti, at ilniinglon, Dela
wuro. 7'H Nos drawn.
OI1HO CHPITALS
I prize of
jf -til, 000
1,000
1(1,000
fl.000
4,0011
1 piio of
b pruus of
2S do
25 do
2b do
3,377
I.OPH
l.noo
()(
400
do
do
do
do
on. Ac. Sit,
W holes $10- Halves jffl Quarters 3 SO.
OO- For Iho lOlh of Scptembnr. co
8(io,oo ! a of giw.ooo i
3 of 10,000! 100 of Si, 000!
Grand Consolid .ted Lotlrry, (Jt iss .No 3d, tnht
drawn at Wiliiimrton. Delaware, Mppe, 19, 1S16.
75 .iiiuibm 11 Urawa
i;.RNI CAI'ITAf..1!.
I pr.iin o )f)iH,()tlO ; ,;za uf
!0,0no
6',3rll
fi.noo
6,000
1,000
6011
do
20 ODD
1
do
do
d,.
W 000
20,01)0
It), ono
10.000
Lowest three
1
I
100
170
do
do
do
do
r Prizes.
Numb
The I 'and S or 3 and 4 drawn (I(I y
ft and 6 or 7 and 8 ISO ' .
9 snd 10 or II and 13 100 !"
fvjr Another 3 INumher Prizes 40 jTf.
Tinketa SlO-HaLtr S3 Qujirtera g2 itf.
A Packsije of ffl: VVholes costs $3lll
Less ilie price of 3 Tickets oo
We will sidl priie for ,
Which we warrant to draw not lest than
S'l-to
Til
Ri-k on 25 Wholes or cust of CertiCcata
319
Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Zy We have every day Lotteries from t la (!6r
and when a remittance is made lo us, large orsmsll, wo)
will always invest in Ihe rnt popular iotttriee t,'H
hand, Ttte Drawings sent, when Mnjuested. to alt
who erder from us; the cash fur all Capital P(ihl
can bo had as usual at sight On all le.lieui racloutng
ca.b or prize tickets, lb (iOstage need re be) psid
The Tickets in ihe above LoUeriea ire taeeiradi mL
all orders addressed tn us Will meet till UOSt p tWtft
and confidentisl atu nlion. Addreea ' j, ,,
I). PAINK CO., Mtnaim
i BU-bmned. Vi.
i fionpso'Ss MKimco.
O collfction oi- Qeaico, fcy Waddy
Thompson, Esq. late , JEnvoy Ejtt.aottluiarr
a i.lMinistrr t'lcnipoienrtary ef the United fctite it
V'onico. A few copies of the above work received a
lew days since, at the !f . C. Book fttorr, hy
H. U.TUHNER.
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