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ALEIGH. N. C. :
iesday5! June 13 1847 ;
CEPTION OP. THE PRESIDENT, ?
reception of .the President of tUe United
1 tWaCity, on Saturday last,;"irw of the
itifying and creditable kind gratifying to
iits of the President himself, on Jus return
xrly scenes of his CoUegiat days, to his old
f and to the community at large, on the visit
kief Magistrate of the UnionTo the Me
iof Lis naflTo State and creditablo to the
W the People of tWtt01d Norths tlwtyi
led for their loyalty to,and respecter, the
d constituted Authorities of the Nation.
Wvas thronged with strangers, who, with
V Council, and Ciaxens generally, united in
e emulation to do honor to the first Official
Wat the Republic. '" 1. ; '
itas his reception Aere, the only pKce where
manifestations of respect "were shon hiui
ie time he reached the confines of our State,
tentioni and dtilitles of their feUow-cltitens. fter
which, the company dispersed, highly gratified, doubt
less, with the animating incidents of the day. ;
, The magnificent affair at night, may, without dis
paragement to the excellent and praiseworthy ar
rangements Of the day, be said to hate been the most
brilliant ot the tort ege of preparations to do honor to
the Nation'sChief Magistrate. The Southern ffont
of Capitol Square and Fayettenlle Street, were most
beautifully and tastefully illuminated with various
ly colored lights,while some of the houses on the street
also handsomely illuminated. At about 1 the
EDITOR'S COItRESPOreiMGIf CE.
. ; NeV Yorx, May 2S. i
By the hark "America, Tat New Bedford, from
the Pacific, letters have been received in this City
from CoLStevehson's California Expedition, which
on the 3d of January last, rounded Cape Horn safe
ly : all well. .The Preble" (convoy,) with the
"Susan Drew" and "Loo Choo" transports, would
" . h 5 v-iTHE, WAR!
K we anticipated, the return of the twelve months
voluf teers, who constituted so important a portion
of Gen. Scott's army, has embarrjissed his plan of
marching immediately upon the -City. of Mexico.
Maj.faen. PattersonWas to have gone forward with
the advance : but tlult ofiScer is now in this citv.
pThejtwo Tennessee, the 3d and 4th Illinois; tbGeor-;
gia asnu Aiaoama iveamenta nave all len tne Army,
thuslrendering it beloW a force with which' to enter
the Capital ot a populir State with Bafety. General
Scotf will push forwai to Puebla: but beyond this
c-nn At Vfl.lnflrfl.190. hnt the other shiol the fThomas
IL Perkins," was to proceed, without stopping there, t ttIx- r.einiorTO
direct to the port of destination, San Francisco. JflJt? VrJK k- K8851,0118 of the enemy-in
rrL- vi. a 1 j in-.o rV?J.v -;ri f that paso he will be ttfomDted more bv the defence-
. . . r, ..... :11..i.u.1i.e..' pi 01. -,y AVMnt;nA MirMrmAf J loss state of the Cxtv than bv the strencthofhisown
appointcu nour, ine rrcsiuens, aiieuucu ujr kuo uiiisjfuw, owwu, w vu amiuhwi; columns. " ' - - w
r.fthNy, append iatt.- SXA-rn S - IIMftaJ-ifci
ate Chamber, where thev were introduced by the . l.n; iM r ; ur. n Mexico-ana we may mention the name of General
Intendant, and other members of the. Committee of 1 TesSel was the briff lixmouth, of Newcastle, 320 PAttron in tlus connection that the probability of
. ... . . ... w . . . ... nfinniiinn ti it- a nun .vh jh i u. . v . t n
RAmnfinn' to l.iiliM and o-entlcmen.4 as thev ad- I tons. Isaac Booth, master bound from Aondonclerry I
: m - v v is tnQuobf tiler crew consisted of eleven men and wpitreuet w sienaer indeed, it istnoughtby tnem
rarfuA amlte kn of to; Ued,stin- eWyti
aruishcd visitors. Almost eTerv one, we .belieTe of -n.. mhTi fnJ.a ; i f..m;nM be uixhe'neld ; that captured Cities should be put
nrincinallv small
the large audience, .availed themselves of this oppor- J rere also a number of women and - children, going
tuuity of being introdueed to these Ofiacial Repre- j out to join their male , relatives who had already
sciueu l in' vanaua , anu in jub raum wure lurre
tnnno' li'iiJ'f n tt tlifrYi ?st Ar " irftln in ipr
or two was spent in these delightful courtesies. ome at sOohn, Now Brunswick. In a 1 violent
At a little past 10 o'clock, the President and the g&leimtbe 25th of ApriL the vessel strucw on the
NxnmnT rAnflfrft.1 to th Cflnitol preenJ to witness Western .'coast "or the isiana or isiay. mner tne
the magnificent display of Fire Works, gotten up un
der the efficient management of our tasty and spirit-
rp . . ttr TJ 1J T". - T
Mtalitiea of jur generous old Commonwealth.
undcf tho jurisdiction of American citizena; that
tho rtvenuea of the State should ba seized to defray
the expenses of thenar ; that all the resources per
tiinifg to the Government should be held as spoils
of war ;J and that the military authority set up by
the llaited States Army shouldjcxerciso all the pow
ers cf taxation, and legislation belonging to the civil
ocnciuwtration of the-country.
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first blow, she-was dashed broadside against the fi Xw ? Miapian empraces
lony rocltsuireo times.; a ine lourtn, we nmnmass " , '. -7 --j-r-r- , "r; ;v . . "C1
went ljthe board, and fell intoacAw of the rocks, and is deemed the only feasible one of bringing the
SOJDAV6VCRiESS,ttttdi7I
"Tiy"E HAVE bait our Soda AVater Apparatus
VV thoroughly repaired, by which we ate enabled
tu make that deligutful beverage in iu pristine puri
ty, h And with the aid of Boston lea and the richest
Syrups, we are prepared t offer to bur -friend
something decidedly nice, this Season.
hWeiaie just received a larae sopplyof CoKeuBsa
Watxh, in Quart and Pint Butt Is j and 2 -Barrels
Whit Scifhcb Watsb, from the Greenbrier
Springs, in Virginia.
For such as desire to drink . the Mineral Water,
from our cpuulerj we will keep supply on Ice.
. ' ; PESCUD & J0I1KSON.
Raleigh. . May 31, 44..
, CCj Sandard copy,
:-v' ' SAVE 60 IE2t CEIIX.
By. toying -yotiir Clothes rfiady-matlc, at thi
NEW CLOTHING STOUE:
AyiKG now on hand a yeiy afgd assortmerit
of Head? -made (Jloihing, and wishinor to cliwe
tba etiiire stock by the iirt of July, I wilt oner from
thU date the bet sort of bargains. , ! Those in warit
will never have a belter opportunity of buying fah
ionable and well made Clothiug. Call, gentlemen,
and supply yourselfes,
E. L. HARDING,
At the Store one door above B. B'. Smiths corner.
May 31. " , ' , . 44 4t
Dancing School.
?tD. ;PAINE;&rCO,;
M anage r s oflottcrio g
Richmond, Virginia;!-
THE
brilliant success whkfi ' i-,i-V
TUNE-8. HOME withln ,h. iZak-'tfZ
..I. of ih, whol. of the Gr.i,d C.piUl of Ms oin
togeAei r with smaller ones from $ 100 to Aljm. all
rJ Z T"6 prdmpU " Bient & iiiducea
the subscriber to prewnt to hi. friends and wrrwoon:
following Wilis 52S,
bt. ; fuiwara vonr aM.m. ,
prLe seller, ' . w rnvaiiea
C.W.prjRCELL,AgenU for 4the Manage; '
Grsnd ConsoUdated lottery, Class 23, to U V
BErr.r.r a vr vet? - --..--
1 prize of $32,000 1 of 12,000 1 1 "of 8j00O
6.000; luf 4,000; 1 of 3,380 20 prices i
Resident and Si, consisting of his family,
k Jons y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy,
CLtEK; (his private Secretary j and Lieut
Jy of theavy, arrived at Gaston -on the
L of the 29 th, about 3 o'cloclc, where they were
i to retire 4 few hours for rest and repose.
5x 5 and 6 o'cl A- M thg President was
upon by the Committee appointed by the
of Warren, uranviiie ana ransjin, 10
hha on his entrance upon the borders of our
f hen Jons It Hawxiss, Esq. addressed him
Of of the Committee and the Counties. which
presented, and vrelcomed him amf his suite
Indness and hospitality of the people of North
a. We have heard President Porx reply
of, as being most . appropriate, and in excel
1 the party had breahfasted," they toot the
rente for this City. "At most of the Depotsj
ere considerable crowds of Citizens to receive
!come them. - At Fran Win, they Were met by
iittce of 13'from tLbCity, and addressed by
IacRae, Esq. to which the President made
opriate response. ; On the' whole route, we
hissed and flew in every direction, Revolvers hurst
and sent their fiery , balls up high in air, and chang
ing and variegated wheels of fire turned, emitting
myriads of stars, which fell in graceful profusion
around the feet of the admiring throng who Vera
present to witness these ingeniously devised perfor
mances. The hilarity of the evening was closed by
the ascension of a large Balloon, wMich mounted in
gallant style Ether's fluctuating element, and wend
edits way majestically, in the direction of the Fed
eral City. To Senor Geokgb-'s inimitable Band,
which accompanied the President, from Richmond,
we were greatly indebted, both in the day and fat
nighty for the harmony of sounds which they dis
.-.-.w.m rt. :-fell tntntn. aBn "v gi m 8utie.a targe consiuerauon, inatan v J ,k "uw!ua wouia most reipecuuiiy an-
.MnU in RrtMino alon ani I oatliority embracing all the necessary attributes of lVii wanc o the Citizens of Haleigh and icini-
gained a footing on the crags. -The captain spoke
to them and was about to follow, ' when a mighty
wave swent the deck, in its recoil hurling the frag
ments of the mast and the captain back into the sea,
nn.t drivincr t Ji a Kricr ta a, fprenter distance from the
shore, thus cutting off the only chance of escape for
those on board. The three seamen contrived to
maintain theif position : on the crags, though the
waves'dashed over them, and after a time succce4ed
in finding li crevice,' where they remained in tolera
ble safety until day-light,; when they gained the
summit of the cliff and soon obtained relief at a
farm-house. : They heard the brig rapidly dashed
and ground to pieces, and all on board must have
perished.' At the date of the latest advices from the
island, about twenty bodies had come ashore, prin-
coursed 60 sweetly, to the throng of enraptured lis- j cipally females, all terribly mangled by being dash-
teners. - -gint the rocics.' utncrooaies naa,ieen seen
rp. MAnA -" , .jv floating in the surf, bat no boats dared venture out
Thus ended one of the greatest gala days which to tte rescue, IThe papers by. the Caledonia made
our City has witnessed for a long time a seeming mentionof the fact thai an awful shipwreck had oc-
to be happy and to enjey themselves on the intcres- curred on the coast of Ireland, but as they furnished
ting occasion. The President and Suite must have particulars; it must be presumed that reference
. . . , , . .... .... ... was had to the Exmouthil
oeen nigmy graunea a(uie spiniea ana coraiai re The Iriah Relief Shin "Macedonian b yet Win
ception which they received, and all pleased that our wharf, wiui no probability. 1 am sorry to say,
our Citizens behaved so like themselves, inwelcdm- j of obtaining a complete freight : But I learn that
incthe Chief Magistrate of the Union to our rural Messrs. Forbes, and Sumner, of Boston, luwe ar-
little City, t , y ' J . . : 1 ;
; Too much praise cannot be awarded to Chief M&r-
soverfignty, set up in Mexico, could collect revenue
equal-to its wants; and that the people of that coun
try can alone be brought to their senses by the ezhi
bitio4 of such an authority. To permit the alcalde
to use his functions in a captured City or the native
civil magistracy to conduct public affairs, is keeping
the enemy in power "who will-be surely contriving
against the army. This system has peen productive
ot hart wherever) it has been tried j in Mexico, and
experience demands its abandonment
t military eovcrnmcnt, administered upon civil
ized principles, it is contended, would be preferable
to the "one now existiug in Mexico. " It would be
morel acceptable to 4he tax-pay era, it is supposed,
than khe prcaclit arbitrary and vaccillating one. It
would be able to maintain itself without greater ex
actions than the country is accustomed to bear, and
miglii jn the end leave the people in a better condt
tion to govern themselves than thev now are. These
ideas seem plausible, and it. might bo wise to give
them an experiment in some of the captured States.
The opinion is becoming more and more general that
the United States may conquer Mexico j but a peace
sever. PtaryuM May link. ;
BUTCHERY.
The Proclamation of the . !: lean Chief, Catudes4
rived here, for the nuraoseof inducin2 Com. DeKav I calling upon all his countrymen to enlist in the ar-
to briiig the ship round to that City, where they as- j my, iaridcr the penalty of being considered as traitors
suro mm sue wia : w immeuiateiy ntieu up. ice
ty, that his Diacixe and Waxtziwo cHoox.. will
positively commence on Tuesday, 1st of June, at 4
o'clock,, for , Young Ladies "and small Boys, in the
room adjoining the Mutual Insurance Office, in the
building known aa B.i B. Smith's corner. Tuesday,
Thursday and daluulay afternoons will be the times
for thu Class.
The Ui for Gentlemen, will begin on the same
evening, at 7 o'clock. This Class will meet on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights. -
After the Pupils have become sufficiently instruct
ed, both classes will meet once a week to Draciice
figures. f - "
Raleigh. May27t 1847. 43 3t
Anthony's Lottery Office.
PETERSBURG, VA; -
D, PAINE a CO. MANAGERS.
: Schemes for Juue, 1847!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class 23, to be drawn on Saturday, June th, 1847.
' 75 Numbers -13 drawn.
633,000!,
I prize of $8,000
0, 1B47. 75 Nos. 13 drawn.
BKILLIJINT FRIZES
1 Of
prizes of l.sn-
Whole Tickets 10 ; halve. 5; quart 3 50,'
;Acertiiicaleof25 whole, will be sent for 1 10 0!
shares in proportion, v .1 ;
Brilliant tottery for Juno Os iV
4 -'V dollars! i
' Tickets only 10, Dollars. ! .
Susquehanna Lotterv mH w oa . .! ;
. GRAto CAPITALS.
of
50,000
' '10,000
10,000
3 0,000
'10,000
.20 of
10
10
10 f
10
154 "
5,000
1,000
,500
400
SOU
sua
n ??eta 65. Quarters $2 50. I
Certihcatea of packages of Whole.. $128 '
19
Quarters' 32
940,000 J $15,000 ! 25 ol $1,500 1 7
Grand Consolidated Loiterr. C Ins TVi tl 1 1.
drawn on Saturday, June 12. 1847,at Wilmingtdh
Uiand Capiuls:
1 prize of
1 do
1 do
I do
1 do
$40,00
15,000
10,000
ejooo
4,000
1 prize of
5 prizes of
25 , do
25 ."do. ;
2S do
2100
1.60O
6DO
-40 J
very thing was conducted in the most spin- . V ' a-- - auro mm aue m i, P- - ' to their country, and alio calling upon them to show
ii' , - . - .- ... shal Masi-v, Assistant Marshals Coom, MAaworr Commander. H is very probable, will yield to their - . - . ; F m t,
tasteful manner, l-oir - the cituens of theirBCtive and successful eorts request; but what a commentary otfKev Yorkpub: no quarters to the Americans as a measure of rctal;
floyState,whohaductUdohenortothe JOSJA? for their active and successrul e-orts i c t, ,k .t - bam for the brutal massacre of a considerable num-
1 , . :.. . in ureservin order, and condnctinz the arduous da- Fnt.L-v-- 1. . v-. ... . . ... ...
esiaent wnicn. naa ocen given to me iauon A. ... . , . .i . 3 -c- U9 uumwx v.. wniw-ww-; !w ter f xuexicaus by some or tne'ouuiws attacneaw
. k ' ties of the day;,; jNot an incident occurred, during from forei"T bnntric la S3, which 1. e brvucht t - -. .t ... . , . - .
Olive born sn3 v j--. .v - . , . - . . , ., V,. "7 wTe u" ," T , 7 , , mv ftrtav t,LoT3 that t'te war w hereafter to be car-
, , . ,;nv in. the exerciser to -disturb We hilarity-of tLe or- nut les4 han 1e thousacl1 nuie uu.J c.,J sny , -
o'clock, P. the ."Ringgc Artnierists," g in'thCitv but-we learn!"!iat a manlbv w emigrants, aceordinjr to the weekly Custom J a with a spirit of acerbity ani cxaspcraUn 5r
WkV ahlthe Wake Cavalry" paraded SMn m . at ttan Juon!iii report This whoWle influx of pauperism the mcst vloWanl.vlndicUve character.
amtolSquai and after going th l :
1
1
1
do
do
do
6,000
4,000
3,330
12,000 ! Wholes $10-Hslve. $5 Quarter Sti. KO
20 prize, of ; $1,250 Certificates of Package of Wholes, 3119 50
f!A I 11.. - ' J .. .:-.
- - v- wP .V
20
20
20
do
do
do
600
400
300
Do
" do
Quarters.
29 87,
, .200 prize, of $200, t 1 "
" : - Wholes $10, halves 5, Quarters 2 50.:
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class" '24--78 -Nos.1
940,000 ! 615,000 ! 010,000 1
'apitol Square.
.lutiona, proceeded tot he Depot, accompanied
mmense ooncoursQ 01 our ciuzen8,i Kovjaj
4 Strangers. : At about half-past 5 o'clock,
Je shrill whistle of the , Engine announced
roacli of the 'Cars, . when the Military- and
is formed double columns, in open , order ; at
jX of which, on the arrival of the President and
b was receivedby Ya. Dallas: Hatwood,
tendant of Police, and welcomed to onir beau-
1 -shoepitable City of Oaks. We "Were not
iugh to hear the remarks of the Intendant or
y of the President but have heard them spo
y those who were fortunate enough to get a
proximity, as being highly appropriate and
ing." The dLitinguished Visitors were then
!ed down the column, which received them at
sent Arms," to the stately Coaches and four,
Ing for them, when they were escorted up
t street around the Capitol Square into Wil
1 "Street," down which they proceeded to'New
eet, ihenceinto Fayetteville street and up to
''ill Oil'. "mm ' """-' s-f W
iwi oquare, ana mence to tne quarters pre
r them at the Eagle Hotel, under tle man
jt of the courteous Proprietor, CoV EnwA&n
puGH. All along, during the Procession, the
aidied Guests were saluted by our Ladies
je waving of 'kerchiefs, &c which were dbly
ledged and reciprocated by polite bp ws, bland
md cheerful and gratinea countenances. . On
ival of the President, and while the Proce
3 moving, a Salute of 30 guns was fired. ;
e arrival of the Procession at the Hotel, the
nt was addressed by Professor Greejc, inbe-
the Faculty and Students of our University,
w Mater of President Polk, and whose semi-
nial Commencement, the object of his visit was
ad The dense throng of the spectators pre
us from hearing but little bfhis Address ;
m the learned qualifications, good judgment
luLsite taste for such occasions, of Prof Geee,
J assured that it was just what it.should have
jrenecting credit upon the head and heart of
leaker, and worthy the ancient tad- renowned
Frankunton. Just as a parting salute was being jriv- 1 mav well excite alarm amons our citizens, esncciallv
en to the President . '. -i" j while vast numbers of them, recently landed, are
U On Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, thePrtsident, Jyingt the Hospital with what is called Ship
' - 1' n 1 fever," a disease of a very malignant natureV much
accompamed by the several Committees, left; for -esemblinir the tvnhoid fever. - .1
Chapel HilL . I Value of exports hence to foreign countries, from
14th to 22d May, inclusive, ei,052,S03
ini i. i 1 . T? i Li..
JOHN DONNELL CLARKE. j k OJTV ?lJ?:r:
x We did not know, until within a few days past, hcre Floup Grain ouce R5TanCed,nd the
that this meritorious young Officer, who has so great- former is new firmly held at $3 50 a 'Z& 75. $9 in
It distintmished himself in th existing Wr itK some Instances has been paid. There is no Sduthern
Mexico, was a native North Carolinian. A gradu
ate at West Pointy and a Lieutenant in the Regular
service, he has been acting as Adjutant in General
Worth's command. At Palo Alto, Resaca, Montc
rey Vera Cruz and Cerro Gordo, . j
- Where the hottest fire was seen and heardJ 'e
And the loud Cannon pealed its hoarsest st rains.
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there Lieut" CtAli was always found, in the thick
est pf the fight He is the son of Maj. Jolm. CUpke,
of Pungoj Beaufort County. In our laudations
of North Carolina' gallantry, hereafter, let his name
and his deeds be freshly iremembered.
here ofanv conseaucncc. It would brfns the latter
price, readily. Genesee Wheat is selling jat S2 00 j tst fujblishet a report of the diuner.
ry l At these exorbitant prices, many buyers have
been found, and aeveral thousand - bushels h ve
changed hands. t Yellow Corn is worth 105 a
$1 07; mixed parcels, $L 00 a 1 C3. . Oats, CO a
65 cents.- ; : The Cotton market is in astate of great
uncertainty ' prices in -the English: market, haying
suffered a decline; the operations are very small,
and the general impression is, that prices on this
side must likewise give way. There is a good " de
mand for Rice. Sales, yesterday, of 2,000 tierces.
at 4 73 a 5 00. RICHMOND.
, t7- -
1 h : ..DINNER TO COL. MAY.
The mernbers'" of the Committee of tho Legia
lature of Louisiana, who were deputed to visit
the Rio Grande last summer and present (cT&en.
Tayjor the sword and vote of thanks with which
be was honored by the State, having in that in
staece beeii treated by Col. May ' and the other
oSieers of the army with marked courtesy, invit
ed he gallant colonel to meet them and a select
cotipany of friends to dinner on the 12th instant,
at New Orleans, which was accepted. The Dei-
The follow
tni wait among the toitus :
By Mr. Bmith. ; The health bf on', yet in the
!dy of life Charles MayLi8l May we dined
with' him as Captain 1 May th is a y he d ines
with us i4 Colonel May. May we dine with him
beat May as General May . v
1 prize of
I do
1 do
5 do
$6,000
4.000
3,377
2,000
S5 prizes of
25 do
25 ' do
25 do
$1,500
600
400
300
S PBIZJBS OJP 010,0001 j 1-
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERT'
Class No. 25, to be drawn on 8aturJaT, June IStli,
IIS-: tl' Wilmington,, DeL :
. -75 r umbers 12 Drawn, j,,,,. .
-f.-; -i- pTTJ. T
n nriui ni Kin nun 1" k . i
5 , do 5,000 I 50 do
5 - fin - A nnrt I nn - a'-
Ticket. $10 --Halve. 5 Quarters 2 50.
Wbolea $10, HaUes 5, Quarters 2 50.
SATURDAY, JUKE 19th, 1847.
Grand Consolidated Lotterj, Clas 251 75 No.,
12 drawn.
4 Capitals off Si 0,000 arc $40,000 !
2,441 1
I 1,000
400j?
Certificates of package, of. Wholes, :1 18 00
Do:. do ' Halves. 69 00
. JLo
do
Quarters,
T5 TIIOUSAIf O UOTXlAXZ&Y
Divided into 3
5 prizes of
5 do
5 do
f5,000
4.000
2,441
50 prizes of
50 . do ,
100 do
400
200
Wholes g 10, Halvbs5, Quarters 2 60.
SATUKDAY, JUKE 26, 1847.
78 No., 12 drawn!
3 Capitals of 825,000 are $75,000 !
DttU
, , MR. KERR'S APPOINTMENTS.
Johji Kkbe, Esq. the Whig Candidate for Con
gress in the Granville District, will address the peo
ple of Granville, : 1 . .
At Brassfield's, Monday, June 14.
At Williamsboro,f Thursday, June 17.
At Oak Hill, Saturday, June 10.
FAME OP GEN. TAYLOR, r :
Bennett's Letters, published in the N: Y. JIeiv
aid," states that the news of the fighting botweenGe
nerat Tavloe and Sakta Aska had produced a
-At his residence, in the County of Lenoir, on the
l4(h iiuiL, Cob Bleunt Coleman, in the 55th year oT
his ace. . . ,
The loss of such a man as CoL C., would be felt as
a Calamity, by . any community. ,. Remarkable for
integrity and independence of character, - he com
manded the confidence arid respect of all who knew
him. As a business man, he was surpassed by tew
1 prize of $10,000
1 do i' 4,244
1 do -3,000
2 do . 2,000
2 do. , 1,750
, Wholes $12, Ha
. . Address .
20 prizes of
20 dc.
20 do
150 do
66 do
$1,500
1,250
1,000
500
150
ve. 6, Quarters 3.
VP..8. ANTHONY.
OTAtEOP HO SITU'
D PERQUIMANS COUNTY.
gre sensation in Europe. - "Among military men,"! if knvin tha State, i Havinefor many years filled
m rTi t i - js w w w
vxca. x Bjwr . w wnsiuerea ouir-i tue office of Clerk and Mast
JUBILEE PICTORIAL DOUBLE BROTHER
- JONATHAN.
Wilsoit &, Cos great Fourth of July Brother
Jonathan,- published at New York, has just come
to hand. It-contains between eighty and ninety En
gravings, some of them very large ones-the itwo
largest occupying the'entire first page of the paper.
These are oi lginal and spirited drawings of Wash
ington's entrance into New York in 1783, when! the
English took their departure, and Washington1 ta
king leave bf his officers, on retiring to 'private life.
There are some eighty or : ninety pther pictures of
eays Mr. Bennett, M
of the greatest Generals of the ace. It is aver
ted without hesitation, that he (has iperformed as
much with the means at his command as ever Na
poleon, or Wellington did. 1 was informed this
morning by a gentleman, formerly a distinguished
diplomatist in Europe, that Marshal Soult on read
ing the recent news, and particularly u en. Taylors
despatches, declared, in emphatic tlangnage 11 Via
la un soldutn ai much as to say, 41 a great general
a very great general." These are private opinions
naturally coming from competent judges, but such,
ideas are never allowed to influence the press , or
general thought; which is invariably hostile to A
1 merican affairs. r ' i
The treatment bf General Taylor by his own Go
Ternmentftn giving the Chief command to Another,
in taking from himi his best troops, is very . much
blamed here by every American. .Oujthis point
mere is no ax vision or opinion. ...
Master in Equity, he had ac
quired a knowledge of the law and the various forms
and processes used. by the profession, that would
have given him an enviable reputation as a lawyer.
He served the County of Lenoir in, the Legislature
of the State -his strong practical intellect, together
4'tth his business habits, rendering him one of the
most efficient members of that body. , A good neiga-
CAilOLIXA.
In Equity,
Spring Term, 1847. a - '
. Thomas and William GUbert, Ex Parte.
Petition for sale of Land.
Iu tliis case it appearing to the Court, that Eliza
Gilbert, now probably Jones, is not a resident of this
State : It is therefore considered and ordered, that
the Clerk and Master of this Court cause publication
of the. filing of this .Petition, to be made1 for six
weeks successively' in the Raleigh Register, sraews-
paper published in the City of Raleigh, commauding
the said Eliza Gilbert alias Joues, and the said Jones,
Prizes of $25,000 each! ' v
.' Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No; 26,! to J
drawn on Saturday, Jane 26, 1847, at Wilmington,
Delaware. 78 numbers, 14 drawn. , -
3 of $25,000 1 of . 10,000 .V . I of 444 ' ;
I of 3,000 2 of 2J0O0 . , Q of 16(1
su 01 i,sU0 2U of 1,250 20 of 1,000 . f '
150 of 500 ; . -'. , .'
TitkeU only $12, batves 6, quarters 3..
' - Certificate of a package of 26 wholes, . $158
Do. ' do 26 baUea, .: , 78
" Do ' do ' ; 26 quarters, T 3
40,000 ! 10,000 ! 100 of $l,066 !
Susquehanna Lottery Class 31, for 1847, to be
drawn on Wednesday; June'30, 1 847, at Ballimore .
78 number of Lottery; 13 drawn ballots,
GBAND- CATITAiS. , ,...,
1 prize of r $40,000 1 prize of , $2,000 .
1 do' 10,000 1 do f 129 .
1 do . 6,000 100 ;do N
l-do 3,000 J &C 't J &t. '
Tickets $10, halves 5, quarters 2 50. ? ; :
Certificate of packages of wholes v - $119 50
Do do haltes ' ; ' , 59 75
- - .Do - -da quarter. ' '-V"1 f 29 3T
Person, ordering by the package nlty deduct the i
to be and appear before this "honorable Court, at the price of three tickets.
Court House in the town of Hertfoid, on the third ;5r We have every day Lotteries from $1 to $201
Monday after the fourth Monday in September next, J and when a remittance is made to us, large or small, we
bar, a kind husband, an affectionate father we can then aud there to plead answer or demur to the said J will always invest in (he most popular Lptteriel on
; w' : . m . . " a' t i . . . I n . ia ? - ' it .li Km t a Iran ana A iAif JWa " la nL 1 . ' 1 - . . . . 1
say witn trutn, mere are lew nooier or oener men,
Uan wa Ulocnt (Joleman. ommunicaiea.
fin Chatham County, on the 15 Lh inst. at the resi
dence of James Sandeifj James Clarke, aged between
90 and 100 years. He served a tour in the war. of
the Retolution and was at the "hard fought battle of
te Tories at Cane Creek. He has been receiving
a pension for 15 or 20 years. '
hand. The Drawings sent, when requested, to all
wno oroeriruui us, tuo cub tor an vapiiai prizes,
can' be had as usual at sight. On all letters enclosing
cash or prize tickets, 5 the postage need not be paid.
The Ticket, in the above Lotteries are received, and
all order, addressed to us Will meet, the most prompt
and confidential attention. ' Address ' ' ,
. D. PAINE & C04 Mansgers.
-1 - - Richmond, Va
f Learning of which he. was V 9 befitting Rep- J T , B ? . 7 . S?r! V
tlvA Ta P.;;-in- -L 7- vi national- evenis, portraits 01 aistingmenea Amen- talents his moderation his
V a- ... . - - . . cans. &a, interspersed with historical facts of irreat I r-the simple diznity of his desp
TCT lpropriaie, grauiymg ana praise- . to'f. ,w;i - in the Afield and in the council,
r,anawasdeliveredinaJyleofearnestnessand 7 - -v T."'. I in Europe a greater name for
e, .which gave assurance that the expressions
Ups, were the true repcsentatives of the pel-
a happy and grateful hesjt, The recurrence
Resident to th. many "delightful and happy
lent in oar City, when relieved from the labors
egiate duties, he attended uppn the deliberai
four General Assembly, &cand the.happii
afforded him to return again to these delhrhti
Kt andfhi
Zm ihaximakethe
a'feliwiZ ZJ a coldralns flat we have had, together, with the
afedM' & . a Ct "'" Wessianfly, and a prospect of being foUowed by th
JMeracy., Ji J
f ot urkks, and all others delivered 'n
resting occasion, wiU be published, we will
Icipate either by attempting an analysis.
le conclusion of these interesting ceremonies, :
f1 MV tT Chief Marshal of the day, an
i to the large throng assembled, that the Pre-"
lUd'tttti WOllLl Off or, J
1 , K . - 'Utui UCJJUO VUlUll.
Capitol, at 8i O'clpk,to rcccife the A-;
cSiITfKR17WR FL.OIJR. lor sale.
i irusi tnat neiore tnis can reacn ew x oric, eve- rsa Also, more CO IT o m 1 a ki . .
ry anticipation that we now fentertain of Gen. Tay. Tfr . , - 1 WILL. PECK drSON.
lor, 'will have come out right and uppermost His Raleian June lKCi ' . 44-3t
wisdom his modesty t, . . 11 111 .
atchesand his conduct TfOXIW K. WKITAKliKhas befen ap-
have already created I Cl) Kinted by Messrs. U At ss, Ki chks & Co. their
American capacity and i Agent for the sale of their unsurpassed PIANOS,
power than any event since
deeds of Washington7
the. revolution of the
THE 5 YOUNG HUSBAND; TO litS BRIDE
V , - BrU TOW80M VOXOT.
: I will not vowj -when years roll by, ...
i ... , With truth unaltering still, to prove. ; i -
Shall drink from t' ine its lil'cblood, Love 1
No no!. j
- " ' " . That oath would show"
Its flame indeecUwas faint and low, - ' ' 4
' Yet when no more It beats, I swear. ? ; : 1
Thy name, Love, will be graven there! '
v But, Love I as flowers more richly cast :
Their fragrance towards the sun-set hourj
. My truth, more fervent to the, last, l-
;; Shall burn with an increasing power ,
' Aye aye ! ' , ,
'- Therms not'adav. ""
That WiU not own love's brfght'ning ray.
TWj 1.ntA nr! At. j s
? ivA THE CROPS.
- A 'friend, wfitihg from Cabarrus County, says
"I must not fail to give you my views about' the
Crops and their prodpecta '": Wheat, sown in good
time, and on first rate land, either fresh or well ma
nured, will, from present appearances, make a tole
rable fair Cron 1 but where sown late, or on old lft'hHi
' - . . . .: - - : - j ; j
are such.): it will not much more
seed again, on an average. ' The cold,
e
e
cMnch-bug, will out the whole crop short Flour
must rise, as the old crop is nearly consumed.' and
the hewwill be light throughout Western' North
Carolina. ; Oats have the best appearance at this
time. . Corn came up very well, but the -frost has
kept It down, so that it is small and grows slowly.
Cottonnooks badlitis toowetandtob coldfortW l ' That WiR not own love's bright'nmg ray. - H V , DAN. GOLD,
r.n .4 r,i it fnr-nc ' This change, then. Tiracyet holds in store, I 1 ... s ; ' ' - ' Trustees.
wv uvr .w, . Jove thee, ever, more and morel -t j .Washington City, May 25, 1817. . 44
OlO.' . . ' I - ll Tlnloiffli Mn 1J-7 . - I f tfT Stan,!,.,,! rT rxrrfX '-, .
a m . . ' . . . - a a . . r. r .'1 . .
IU tni .Uiiy. lie naa receiveu one, 01 ine inosi
(pleudid finibh and touch, an examinaiionand trial
ci which, by judges and persons desiring to pur
chase, i most respectfoily solicited. It cau be seen
at Ja hjt R. Wuitakku's Confectionary etitablish-
v'-f
4 June 1,1 1847. -.'-.- r. 44 if
Wixslilugton r-.id Icw Orleans
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
nnHE Subscribers to the Stock of this Company;
jX. are hereby notified that a payment of twenty
per cent, on their subscriptions will be required' ou
ihe twentieth day of June; next, and auoihjer.pay
Petition, otherwise it will be taken pro confesso.
E- F. SMITH, C. M. E. P. C.
Hertford, May 3. 1 847. Pr. Ad. $5 62.1-2 ", 38-6w
ITATB OP NORTH CAROLINA. JOHN-
STO.N COUNTY. In Equity, Spririg Term,
1847. .
- By than B Allen and Apsaheth Allen, T
- " 'VS. .' . '
John B. Allen and hi. Wife ' A manda Everiit P.
Stevens, Nicey Stevens, Jacob A Stevens, Alfred
, Wright and hi. Wife Salty, Everiit P. Robertson,
Rachel Lockhart, and Patience Stevens.
It being shown to the Court, that the defendants,
Alfred Wright and his Wife Sally Wrigbt,;.nd Ka
rhel Lockhart, reside out of this Stale : It is or-
i!rr1 that tmh1ial!nn Iir maM ftir sir surcesalve
weeks In the Raleigh Register, (Weekly,) noiifjing I QTTEHE Undersigned, having entered into COpart-,
the said defendants to appear at the nest Term of i; dLr rtership. for the purpose of carrying on the
this Court, at the Court House in Smitbfield, on the Butchering business, avail themselves of this method:
fourth Monday in September: 1847, and plead an-1 of informing the Citixens of Raleigh and its vicinity.
Beef I
Lamb!
Shoat!
! 1
ser or demur to the plaintiff hill of complaint, or
the matters charged therein will be taken as confessed
and hesrd ex parte.- ' i ' 1 "
" Witness, Wm.r II. Morning, Clerk of our said
Court, at Office, in Smitbfield, the fourth Monday
in March j 1847. ' ' L
. - WM: H. MORNING. C M. E.
: Prl Adv. g3 62 12. . 3S wgw
r,--;- '.FOI1 SA1I2 - ' ': v- - ,
-A LARGE Two Story house, situated in the bu
. A siness part of Chaiel Hill, containing seven
merit of twenty per cent j on the first day of August j roombeside the garret and cellar, also 8 fire places.
next, to meet tne demands of the Assifuee. who is I a food Garden and new kitchen and smo&e-nouse. 1
have also a email dwelling in the lower part of said
Village; containing two acre, with all necessary
houses on it.""' .'.." - ' -
. I have also a plantation within 1J miles of said
Yiitsire, containing 195 acres, more 0 less the i'an
tation is in co.nl repair. All of which I am anxious
to sell on favorable terms. . 1
ILAI W.KUNN. .
rapidly progressing in the Construction of the line.
'j! 1 he money may be ipaid to Richakd Ssiitb
Esqllaleigh, N.CV - " '
! !U.B FRENCH, ,
! . . ; - ' W. W. SEATON,
33 w5w
ihatihev will endeavor to keep their Stalls f Nos. 4
and 6,) well supplied, with as good' meats as tha
country will afford ; and hope by strict attention ta .
their business, to merit a aha re of public patronage 7
; " . . j. B. ROY6TEB. -1 ,
: - . (JUINTON UTLEYi
P. The Market, price given for Beef Cattle
and Lambs, if.fut : u .
TO CKUDITOnO.
A
i
8 Executor of the late Richard Va'visos of
nonce to all whom it may concern, that any claims
against said Estate,' not presented for payment pre
vious to August next, will be too late for me to settle
them 1 "as I will immediately after Warren Court, in
that monihi pay over to the legatees a!I t-ejunds in
my hands, belonging to said Estate. - '
r ..THOMAS WHITU lZxtl
R. Davidsoj, deco
Petersburg, May 13, 1847;
41 3w
Chapel Hill, May 5th, lg.
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