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FINAL, RESULT.
We give below the returns from all the Counties
In the State, with the exception of Cherokee and
Whicht dead to shame- and every nicei1 sew, v v.- .-f3nei onJaly 8t AJr. Webetcppoared
Ner blushed ; unless, in spreading ice'i warear, n fB.trt this Tnorning bavin; return train' his
It blundered on some virtu unawares' - C Tesidece i lassachusetti. Ha still bears this
of Maryland
SOLDIERS' CtAIMSGJEpiEaAii
By L. BlanchardTrue Coi
ATTOEKETl FOB, CtiillSn&feM
i
FAClJtOT OP PBYSIC,
Currituck. . It will be seen, thai Mr. Mahly's pre
8?nt majority is 844 f which result cannot be materi
ally altered bj the returns yet to be received., ' !
North Carolina, therefore, is as ev a staunch and
decided Wh Sttthf miniheX?a?
bernatoriaiTtivsftoQ
That -jaf brasenry, wlIch the poet Intended lJe
TPS? VL5CTURES wHI commence on MON
",A3th October, and coutihae until the
lDih of March, ensuing. T '
Cherafslry and Phartnuv V&TT.T A a M t X f .
1
iuineioregojnjt une. to pouriray, nas -rrot th etnrnticm f Railroad fmm Klil I
i - a . : m . . : A - .a T. .ivil ui. inr. IV III V
With its parallel, in reality but . we do not Wo3jne foo f iBe OhTo WattaJten up.
WASHINGTON CTTIfjCf
lull t f9sied altheSrt ikhAiyA i rtJL
-etwjrjoa Ihej
Ulpon th subject be.;
cor-
if-'-' -
Univereitv
t
Vti2Siiual fact cxarttted IhojidesL "iJjD:
.. -r-1Don f gtveir'pimon.as, Jo.,what
c
A delightful peace,
Ticket!
the revvm
,F0H PRESIDIUM,
2ACHAUY TAMR
LOUISIANA. ,
or
k VICE PRESIDENT,
F M1LURD FILLMORE,
nt.' NEW YORK.
J
flon.KENNETIJ RAYNKR.
Uofi. EDWARD STANLY. .
HENRY W. MILLER, Esq.
Hon. W. H. WASHINGTON.
GEORGE DAVIS, Esq.
JOHN WINSLOW, Esq.
JOHN KERR, fcq
ViL WITHERS, Esq.
11 JOHN BAXTER Eq
3.
4.
5.
G.
7.
8.
0.
LEIGH. N. C.
sdajvAugil6, 1848.
..... a r Af ta r? mi nnil
Will oe a muen"s " -
L at the Court House, on Thursday
It, at early candle light. Some good
iy be expected. Let os nave a rousing
f ' ' "
ft. CAROLINA VULUlNHibliS.
W Officer, Col! Bragg, was tiobly re-
ic patriotic citizens of Warren, on Tnes
iast. He was presented with a hand
, and the addresses on the occasion were
riate and thrilling. During the coarse
ksj after having paid a glowing tribute
uoij CoL BftAco spoke thus feelingly
.Volunteers :
of Whir Candidates in etnoD 17 hr
Our Whig friends .abroad may reaisured that
if there is a Whig State in the Union,. that State is
North Carolina. If, distracted as the Whigs hate
been, by the local concerns of the County Election's,
weakened in their efforts for want of efficient organ
isations, misled by a wily stratagem of their oppo
nents, and lulled into a false security by confidence-
in their strength, we have yet carried the election
of Governor, by a sufficiently decided majority now,
we will, under more favorable circumstances, sup
port the Hero of Buena Vista, by a vote at least c
qual to that by which, in 1S44, we manifested our
confidence in Harry of the West. ON THIS,
OUR FRIENDS THROUGHOUT THE UN
ION, MAY CONFIDENTLY RELY.
Th Whig mnjority in the Legislature, will be 2,
on joint ballot.
North Carolina Election
GOVERNOR'S VOTE
Nov.
o
1844-.
. s
Aug.
1844.
3
ST
1
cs
E3
nsiastic applause of a generous people,
on a fortunate soldier, too frequently
d conceals merit equally great and de
lose who are condemned, as some must
inactive, but laborious service in the
lerating army. By far the highest duty
to perform, is to fight and conquer the
ut little credit is awarded for any oth
.This is deemed an appropriate occasion,
I apology, for referring to the arduous
Wary duty ef this kind assigned to the
Yctfasiteera seat to the fieldlfroux jpur
ir returning 10 xneir uomes, uvuo iuc
Jg of yohespllAlity and gratitude, for
njoyed the privilege of encountering an
onsigned to an inactive camp lifethey
all the privations and hardships of a
hout a share of its glories or a hope of
herefore affords me the greater pleas
ycu, and I speak from a personal know
Midition, that an opportunity only was
er the lead of its able and sealods Com
rour Regiment to have acquired a name
by that of any similar body of troops.
Dmium one that will find a responsive
osom'of every North Carolinian. Our
s had no ordinary trials to contend with
Scant difficulties to encounter. No ad
late of the privations and hardships of
in the' midst of an enemy's couutry, can
those who have beenp " reclining in the
of ease." .The tedious march the
of the Chapparal the torrid sun
es?, and wan disease are all bitter in-
he Soldier's life. Dpnih mnv nrit snpjilr
Z that that ktiella anon the enr. hut it
ieTfeatlf oT the'pistileat ial atmosphere
Jay Hot" be heralded by the dread thun-
)rj, hut it is told amid the awfdl silence
t waste remote from home and relative,
no wdl-fonghten" battle can testify to
r prowess of our Volunteers, no glori
pd victory trumpets their fame, they are
to the exalted praise of having van
SiTcrities of a Soldier's life by a Sol-
f cadarance the outbreaks of insubor-
efficient discipline and commeiidable
r i"y and innumerable obstacles, br
ii uiiOToearance and fortitude. -.
Jad to announce the. nrviml in ahi ru--
lose who nearly twe years gince left us
tarn chances of the war. Among the
Inotice Maj. Wilder, Capts. Buck and
ajutant Whitaker, Lieuts. Yarbroueh
i Sergeauts Hardie and Rowlett. and
, Lumpen, HayeSj Crenshaw, Perry,
Fj AsKew and others.
number, we believe, of the Volunteers
tnty, have returned " safe and sound'
ana iriendt but three, viz: Joseph
po was discharged at Monterey onac
f lty, and returned and died in this
m last, and Calvin Shaw and Charles
F died iu Meii.
Anson
Ashe
Bladen
Brunswick
Bertie
Buncombe
Beaufort
Burke
Caldwell
Cumberi'd
Cabarrus
Cherokee
Chatham
Columbus
Caswell
Chowan
Craven
Currituck
Carteret :
Cleavelaad
Camden
r Davie -
Davidson
Duplin
Edgecomb
Frauklia -
Guilford
Greene
Granville
Gates
Hertford
Halifax
Haywood
Henderson
Hyde
Iredell
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Moore
Montgom'y
Martin
Macon
McDowell
Nash
481 1012 COG 1073
477 522 499 561
4SG 280 499 271
2S3 351 311 335
439 475 409 507
412 961 496 875
527 932 489 S87
228 1234 ;309 1203
219 598. 260 544
1101 703 1070 603
374 718 477 751
225 390 241 383
729 1136 794 1153
363 135 342 180
1182 283 1088 277
166 305 188 286
628 654 522 681
551 157 4S5 137
315 434 332 454
.624 366 720 336
101 556 94 518
272 529 354 508
610 109J?fc5$8- 911
936 223 -66 . 246
1503 126 1410 118
760 336 710 361
515 2130 463 1920
276 302 199 253
942 936 985 976
355 355 381 359
253 309 269 308
456 592 378 569
267 342 328 370
141 555 206 565
164 318 189 401
330 1582 376 1527
650 595 585 639
142 203 153 195
356 225 356 198
1736 790 1773 911
500 540 513 584
1201 909 1242 808
139 658 107 586
580 310 523 316
224 374 285 371
894 74 796 70
1122 382 1101 283
400
1$2
516
194
37J
643
512
396
138
1023
377
781
440
1081
228
730
365 '
727
83
391
669
921
1406
673
412
315
946
390
173
507
430
236
m.
m.
814
181
259m.
1877 832
556 544
1068 698
86 609
557 339
m. 90
1049
551
281
301
524
928
857
1299
589
578
743
935
174
263
293
742
407
421
4904
542
1096
226
104
319
1567
207
1016
371
330
601
412
651
160
1088
720
215
Was KCtuipattma. when one. concesjr j g j.
.1 a. . . 1 1 1 JLV J ? . -
iug me iaci mat ne naa commweu sucn sou fuu
an act, should falsely accuse another of havingerr
ed in a sizjtflar manner, and impute it to him as 9
shame atxTsTttiegrace. We have a, case in Jpoint-
iisTtot Can it be believed, after the sedulous lus
tiness and vehemence with which the Loco Foco or
gans in this State, have bawled the charjfe of Wil- I
mot Provisoism in the faces of Southern Whigs and
their brave old Chieftain, that D. S. Rd, their late
Candidate for Governor, while u Congress voted
with . R. J. Daniel s&d J. J. McKay, for the Or
egon Bill, with that; document incorporated in it ?
It is so. The disclosure was made in the House
of Representatives a few days since, daring the pro
gress of.a discussion on the proposed Compromise
Bill. Mark the despicable ruse by whichoneof the
unhappy wights would extricate the Southern Loco
Focos generally from the dilemna -aud note too the
glaring expose by Mr. CKozita of their inconsistency
trtA iiTl!.if.v - "' .
1 j
"j. :Mr dt'dzrer asked whetherMrrkA?
ed the Wilmot proviso to be unconstitutional ? PHe
said he did, -
Then the gentleman, his colleague, had voted for
a bill one featuro of which he believed in his con
science to be unconstitutional. The gentleman said
the proviso was nugatory, and the Supreme Court
would so 'decide. Well, his colleague had found a
plan by which any member might vote for any un
constitutional law, by simply saying that if it is un
constitutional it is nugatory, and therefore no law at
all. This is certainly a most important and conven
ient discovery to do away with the observance of the
constitution. But how did some- of iny colleague's
friends, who agree to this new and convenient rule
of his, and who voted for the Oregon bill with the
Wilmot proviso in it, believing it unconstitutional,
vote the other day upon the civil and diplomatic
Via not tney vote against the whole bill be
887
1015
106
275
Onslow 717
Orange 1589
Pasquotank 232
Person 649
Pitt 476 '
Perquimons 223
Rocking'm 1022
Rutherford 296
Richmond 117
Robeson 59 1
Randolph 312
Rowan 586
Stanly 48
Stokes 1153
Surry 880
Sampson 878
Tyrrell 92
Warren 810
Wake .1374
Wayne 911
Wilkes 181
Washington 124
Yancy 427
194
1686
663
27
634
441
430
1310
802
559
1171
833
530
1084
996
533
283
128
1044
254
1208
329
338
553
1555
177
622
441
217
981
435
113
599
318
736
81
1165
1023
727
137
716
1271
846
167
136
015
178
1756
593
287
607
366
449
1402
678
559
1082
809
541
1105
1032
461
311
127
1073
217
1333
368
310
663
1726
176
578
571
m.
968
311
68
623
313
696
26
1223
1226
C92
m
630
1293
1097
309
182
315
175
1714
471
360
589
100
340
1037
545
581
1199
827
740
1003
1090
530
220
172
991
264
1299
35S
m.
39,287 43.232 39,433 42,586 38772 39616
Clay's maj. 3.945 Graham's do. 3,153 38772
t & McCotLuai's splendid Circus Ad
l!Page, arrived in thU City on Monday.
yis very hiehlv snoken nf h th
f j v -r j v
l"-(lVertlSImon
fing ia Wilmington last week of the
' H. T. Pi IMP aawmm.mJ . H.Y . 1
- ) vumuiuuuer oi me lioria
imeut of Volunteers, it was unanimous-
Fesent him with a pair of Silver Pitch-
Hijespeetfor his gallantry and dis
JfVicea in tii : . . . ;
M'.B.irarVXM Mexico. "
: . .
APT. CLARK."'
M to learn that
our chivalrous young
egress, in connMu. r
v2 r?et iD Se'erS With GU-
,Orxi, KAtiaiAi-Bn.no e, and
, .v avxu iiu, ana iota
A Mr Manly's majority, so for as hedrd from, 344
PRESTO! CHANGE!
The "Standard" announces the election in Chow
an of Col. R. T. Paine, Whic no chance," .But
there is a wonderful change. The name of Col
Paine, a few months ago, nhen he was in Mexico,
could not be mentioned without the Domocxats gen
erally being thrown into spasms ; and on all such
occasions, Gov. Graham, the Mexican Preamble and
Col. Paine received at the hands of the " Standard''
a particular editorial, spasmodical drubbing. The
announcement of his Election is made now as a mat
ter of course, unaccompanied by a solitary word of
abuse. It is trnly remarkable, and may perhaps be
accounted for by supposing that some persons (in the
language oi en. assi " are laoorinz under an im
pression that a change has taken place iiftheir minds"
knowing as they do that Col Pains U 0. member
of the House of Commons,- which osseinbJei iA Ra
leigh, next winter. Verbiim sap. J"" '-, w--
Cluere ? rSince our neighbor has cooled off so sud-
denlyf would it not be a suitable time for him to
publish the decision of that " Court of Inquiry" at
Saltillo or to let his readers know that Col. Paine
was honorably acquitted of the charges brought
against him, and his conduct entirely approved by
the Court consisting of Major Lewis Cass and oth
ers? It may not however become the "Standard"
to publish "any thing calculated or designed to in
jure the Democratic cause," or to effect the election
of David S. Reid. Since the Election is over and
thejruth is not now "calculated to injure the Dem
ocratic cause," we suggest that the "Standard" might
think a little of the character of our Regiment and
the honor of our State, and feel a little compunction
a very little for the injury it has done to a-mer
itorious officer, whose only official fault was a too
rigid performance of what he deemed his duty. Let
it then do tardy justice by publishing the decision.
The publication now may do it nocredit,but the long
er postponement to do so will attach that shame and
discredit to it, which thejrilful suppression of jus-
tice Dy me puDnc .cress enouia arways merit.
E- We see it stated, that Mr. Clay travelled
nearly fifty miles, to cast his vote for Mr. Cbit
ncNDENr All honor to the great Statesman. His
heart is with the Whig cause now, ns ever, and al
who love and admire Henry Clay wilj, influenced by
his patriotic course, remember his example at the
election in iventacKy, ana eaaeavor to profit thereby.
bill?
cause it contained an appropriation of $50,000 to
the Savannah river, on the ground that this appro
priation was unconstitutional? It is for them to
reconcile if they can this gross aud palpable incon
sistency. A note is appended to the report of the Debate in
the National Intelligencer, giving a list of the South
ern Democrats who .voted, at'the last session of 3)fi
gress, for the Oregon Bill, having the Wilmot Pro
viso in it Among that number, were David' S. Reid
J. R JT. Daniel and . J. McKay, tn the list of Sou
them Democrats who voted against the Civil and
Diplomatic Bill, with the Savannah Appropriation
in it, are found the names of Messrs. Daniel and
McKay and in that list would have been enrolled
the name of David S. Reid, had he been this session
in Congress. Keep it then before the People of North
Carolina, that the Democratic Candidate for Governor
voted for 'the Wilmot Proviso and that the Demo
cratic organs knew when they were hurling their
venomous darts at the Whig party of the Soutb
that the interests of the South had been betrayed by
their own leaders! Or if they choose the other
horn of the dilemna keep it before the People, that
they have been guilty of a gross political inconsistency
which defies every attempt at explanation or reconcilia
tion Either fact is sufficient of itself, to consien
MdeeperhaTKcalttiM
the agrarian, demagogical details of their campaign,
the freemen of North Carolina have committed them.
SUPREME COURT. x
This Tribunal convened at Morgan ton, on Mon
day, the 7th inst, Judges Ruffin and Battle pre
sent. The followingjroung gentlemen were admit
ted to County C Our practice :
Wm. M. Peacock,
N. A. McLeau,
A. F. Brevard,
S. C. W. Tate,
Marcus Erwin,
L. B. Gaston,
John HiDallard,
L. Blackmer,
F.L Wilson,
Montgomery County.
Robeson do
Lincoln, ,..: do
Morganton,
Asheville,
Gaston County,
Rockingham County,
Rowan County,
Rutherfordton.
The following'obtained Superior Court License
John H. Dillard, Rogkiugham County,
R. Don. Wilson, Mountain Home, McDowell Co,
A4fr4,Yoster, Lexington,- '
Thomas L. Slade, Lincolnton,
J. Alexander Fox, Charlotte,.
State Elections.
KENTUCKY.
The Whigs in this glorious old Commonwealth'
have done nobly. The only question in regard to
the State, appears to be as to the amount of Mr,
Crittenden's majority, the estimates of which range
from five to seven thousand, notwithstanding the ac
tive efforts of our political opponents to keep it down
as much as possible.
ILLINOIS.-
The accounts were not conclusive as to the eke
tion for Congress. A Loco is said to be elected in
the place of Lincoln (Whig-fJ Baker (Whig)
and Marshall (Whig) are aid, to be elected a
clear Whig gain: then, so farf of one Congressman.
INDIANA. -
the Wh ig gains have not been' sufficient to OveN
come the Loco Foco majority in the last Legislature.
Wstownesa m titter, the Soeafcerr of
w .Etvprcseniauves cauea upon the
CfenxtfUte? fo repots. -
Suillry bftU were Reported and referred to a
Corarrtvtte of the whore.
la tRe Senate on AuAust 9, on motion of Mr.
Kinj, tbV bill to grant thet right of wav and a do
nation of 1andu, for a railroad frotii Mobile to the
tn'oufh of the Ohio, was taken up, and after debate
by Mesar BflotonvKmw, Cahoun, Borland, Jeffer
son Davis, Butler. Allen, Lewis, Nile?, Turney,
and Breese, was" read the third time and passed!
A motion of Mr. Douglas, to take up the Or
egon territorial bill, did nut prevail.
Oil motion oi Mr. Johnson of Md., the Senate
at about 12) .o'clock, proceeded to the considera
tion of executive business said to be on military
appointments. v
, The doors were again opened at about 3 P. M.
and 8everal4ininiportant bills were passed. '
Tjid':HooBe of Representatives went into corn
rnitte of the whole on the river and harbor bill
MrCabel in ,lbe Chair and
Mrd)ickaQoa, a verv able member from O-
wuwi icti tPT0jtiaa4
twetftoibia being present, ihq rest hkvtjag
gone iojinnefc.-v
In th Senate on-August 10, the morning 'busi
ness wtes unimportant. After getting tnrough
with it,4he Senate proceeded to the considera
tion of the Oregon Bill, and a debate pprang up,
which was participated in by Messrs. Webster,
Butler,' Douglas, Hale, Calhoun, Niles, Johnson
of Maryland, Berrien and Metcalf.
In the House of Representatives, a communi
cation was read from Mr. Nicholas P. Trist ad
dressed to the Speaker of the House, relative lo
the Treaty with Mexico. In his communication,
Mr. T; denounces the President of the United
States, and requests the House to impeach him.
The communication, without being ordered to
be prinfedwas referred to the Commtitee on For
eign A&irs'.
Ob niotion, the House then resolved itself into
a cocsmtee of the whole and proceeded to the
consideration oi the senate s amendments to ine
Civil afrft)iplomatic Appropriation Bill. !
I Tif&kMNDEJl OE GEN. TAYLOR.
f - VWAfshCft,J8sured,.frvin a aonrre which
we mow do wan can douot, mat uen. i-ayior
so far froui saying that the North Carolina Regi
ment have given him more trouble than any other
in tho service, expressed himself pleased with
their qaiet and orderly deportment. We doubt
not that the truth with regard to this matter will
be even more fully developed than it is at present
though even now it is enough to blush those con
cerned in the attempt to suppress it.
Richmond Whig-
i From the London Times.
As ft general rule, we have a profound contempt
for patent medicines and infallible nostrums; but
Hastings' Compound Syrup of Naphtha is working
such well-authenticatetf cures in Asthmas, Consump
tions. &c., all around us, that we hail it as a most
important discovery, and recommend it to the no
tice of those whom it may concern. Many of our
medical friends have tried experiments with it, which
have been astonishingly successful.
For further particulars of the efficiency of the a-
bove mfdiciae 6ee advertisement in another column
ot to-day paper.
v. . - -L -
Ijtt Jahllin'CduntT, on the9th-inst.br the Rer
Wm, Arendell, Dr. Mark P. Perry-io Miss Tem-
giMnoe lnnStampeTj daughter of jGeorge Stamper,
NeatSonimervilW,.TeBni an the 25th ultimo, la
the 70thr year of bia age,' EUle Willis Reeves,:ffor
merly jof Orange "Coantyf in tais state, ana kuown
in that and Wake, and several adjoining Counties,
as among iiier eariiess iraveiung rreacuers in me
Christian conncfiohff 1 '
Departed Ihis life, at the residence of her mother,
MraaryHiwkins, in Warren County, on the
27th of June-,! Mrs. Lucy D, Henderson, the amia
ble and affectionate consort of Leonard Henderson,
Esq'and youngest daughter of the late Dr. Joseph
W. Hawkiuc, in the 21stear other agej leaving a
most demoted huBband ond two infant daughters, to
gether with doating mother and many - other rela-
tires and fxienas wjaemoan ner premature aeaxn.
B7 Standard w4UJiiMsecopy.
Communicated.
VjttellIEit!aL.JtJEW WORK.
urerwyrrederiksr iJremer
ii
day received by
dust J5,
H. D. TURNER.
FREE SOIL CONVENTION.
The Convention at Buffalo, has nominated Mar
tin Van Buren for the Presidency, and Charles
F. Adams, as the Free Soil Candidate for the Vice
Presidency. The vote stood, for Van Bijeen, 154,
John P. Hale, 129. "
A aUESTION FOR THE "STANDARD"
. Which party, and whose Administration, are just
ly chargeable with the offence of placiag the rights
e f the South in a position where their " qompromise"
is necessary? Will the " Standard" inform us ?
STRIKING RESEMBLANCES.
Master Philip, a character in the "Bachelor of
the Albany," was perpetually mistaking the Smyly
girls, Qftt for the other " they being as like.othara
two pias parucuiany A-aura." i ijzr'l-
An old Planter, who owned two riegwes, Csesar
and Pompey, was always confounding one with the
other, asserting as an excuse that they bore a won
derful resemblance " 'specially Pompey.-;
Old Mrs. Nichols declared that none of her chil
dren were r.like except Gershona and he was jest
alike!
$25 Reward
i
ffj AKA WAY from the Subscriber, on the 24th
fday f June last, a negro man named BILL
very dark complexion, and stout built, between thir
ty a'nl forty yean olJ. The said negro waa born
and raised In Sacapeon County, and since has been
living ?n Lenoir County, the properly of John In
gram. I purchased him at said Ingram's sale, and
be has been in my posseesfou in Green County for
the tast five or six year.
Tb above reward will be given to' any person,
who wit! deliver the said nrgro to the subscriber, or
confine him in jail sd that ( get him again.
JAMES B, PKIPGIN.
Snnvv rlill, Aogust 10. . ;" 6 6v
University of Louliana
claas 9ri( eammence on the 20th of No'veraSer, ia
th Mpa6ioufl edifice ou Common street, which the
boudat are now rapidly fih'whiirj. Having adopted
and mCfntaiued a' high standard of medical educa
tion, the professors', from their connection with the
Cily Haspitals, enjoy superior advantages for prac
tical instruction in Clinical Mediiine, Surgery, and
Midwifery. There" is a fine amphitheatre in' the
Chaiy Hospital for surgieat operatfdus and lectures.
Opportunities for the pursuit of practical' -anatomy
are unequalled subjects beiug supplied gratuitously
tu any number. For further information, tersons will
please address the Dean for the printed circular aud
fctitaUgud. For the correction of false siateinenU it
is prober to .mention that the expenses of boarding,
&c in this city are much reduced: that the epidem
ic, ytttow fever, never prevails after the first week
in jirember, aud that hereafter contagions diseases
will tot be promiscu'msryhadmh.ted into the .medical
wards of th Hospital.
JOfiN HARRISON M. D., Professor of Physiolo-
gynd Pathology.
JAMBS JONES. M. D., Professor of the Theory
K- .maa rraciic er Meaicmew
1 W AUBLEN STON E, MD.. Professor of Surgery.
34IfniJ17ECL, M. D..Treessol,f Uheuiistry.
JtTTjf? GxM n . Professor of Obstetric and of
'- IfMDitiaMa af Women and Children.
WMiGARPENTER, M. D., Profeawr of Ma-
teriaMediea and Therapeutics.
tA. J. WB0DERBURN, M. D., Professor of An
atomy
v?TT. od practiea tit MedielueWIlTr.tjaM
POWER, W. D.
Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children
.-RICHARD H. THOMAS. M. D.
Lecturer on Bathelogy and Demonstrator of Ana
tomySireRGE W. MILTENBERGER, M. D.
Instruction in Cliaidal Mediciuej and Cliuical Sur-
gu ryf very day at lhe Baltimore Infirmafy, opposite
the Medical Collese. Th a rooms for nrjM.tu.nl nnn.
tomy will be opened October 1st. under the charge of
the demonstrator. Fees for the entire course $90.
omTortable board may be obtained in the vicinity of
the Medical College, for $2.50 to $3.50 per week.
WILLIAM E. A AIKEN,
, Dean of the Faculty.
August 12,1819. 65 ta$3
Great Western Circus
Will be Exhibited in Raleigh on Monday and Tues
day, the 4th and 5th of September next.
HIS verv great perfoirninp Comparfv,
T
as organised fur the Fall Traveling Sea-
son.erabracesa DOUBLE PERFORMING Trovfe,
a portion of them having been engaged the past month
in the city of New York by the manager, who is de
sirous of gratifying the wishes of the' New Orleans
public by introducing the Greatest Cilcus Company
n the Union, ou the opening of -their New Amphi
theatre, that is now in tho course of erection in that
city.
H. K AUL,
with the Silver Bugle presented to hitn by the Phil
harmonic Society of New Orlearps, and his'
celebrated
BRASS BAND.
It would notfee improper to state, that lhe Band is
composed' of the Leading Members' from the St.
Charles the French and A urerican Theatres, New Or
leans, who, during tb.eir vacation In the summer
months, have formed lha Inimitable Band ; and we
challenge any company in the Union to produce their
equal.
The most gratifying result must be observant to the
most cursory observer, on reference to the following
Synopsis of lhe Troupe:
MUSIC.
Orchestra, Gaul's Brass Band
Bernard's String Band
Comic, Jennings McGill
Ethiopian, J. Smith, B. Brown, C. McGifl.
EQUITATION.
Principal and Gymnastic McColIum, E. Stone, J.
Blackwood. M. J. Lipman
Scene and Dramatic D. W. Stone, A. Levi, J. Shay.
GYMNASTICS: s
McCuIiura, .Eaton Stone, and 20 others.
BATTOUT ELASTIQUE :
The above gentlemen, aided by the world's vaclter,'
M. J. Lipman.
TOSES, CLASSIQUE :
Master Henri.
etiWMmey, Clawm wry.daptloC spiciHv
CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF TH IP LATlIWAa
WITH MEXICO. FOR BOUNlY LAOR
TRACTS, SUPPLIES, UNSrte$CtSv
OF PAYMASTERS,, COSlMrSSARlL sfesl-"
GEONS, UTLERS. AND AL&rV Pnti Wis.
TH REE MONTHS BACK PAT NOW DUE
ALL OFFICERS AND .pnitrArwwi wtm
HAVE: BEEN IN WfoirUimhm
RING SAID WAR 'OR IP rtRflRtSRn
THEIK HEIRS. - '
VOLUNTEERS should forward their DVhiWft
dr Sareeon'a Certificate, drreetlv tffthe ahnva AttAvJ
ney s and A gen ts, who can eeriainly bbuin for themT
ineu i,anu v arrant, and at quickly as Agents can
who live out of this City.
THE ARMY REPORTS of the killed and wourp
(led in Our possession will be found nfmnok
tance to HEIRS, in obuintne their Claims ror l-cfe
pay, extra pay, and other altowshees. ; '
t.Vr.i LANP WARRANTS
ANTED, for which the higleal. pticeawill b&
given. "f
AGENl'8j or those desiring to become such shatt
recetve QtJM KPtVi th Iet audnoal
"WtFvJrrWWrrTu
one to proceed forthwith, and without erring in the
buwn of .coeotihg, Clairha for prosecuUon, The
mostCberal division of profits will be'inade witH
such. -
60,t)00 bfScefsand Soldiers of the Re voJutionary
War We haVe Kolla ami Reeorda of th
let widowl, woo do not receive the full amoant of
Pension allowed to their husbands especially, apply
to us, and we wim hava the same increased. Let
Others apply arseV
N. B. Letters owing lo the Othber received tnnst
he post-paid. ....
r rom the highly satisfactory tes4imohials,.giveri
by many gentlemen of mv acquaintance. UMhe cha-
racter and.qualificaiiohs of Mr. Trae, I have not the
slightest hesitation ia recommending bim to all wno
may desire his. services, as. fully competent to give
entire satisfaction in whatever he may undertake.
XIUKAUE SrKlKG.FELL.OW,
, Rector of Trihity Church. I
Washiftglon, July 15ih, 1842. . , ..
I take pleasure in statin? that Mr. L. Blancbard
True, of the State of Maine, is a graduate of BovV-
dain College, the highest literary institution of the
State, and among the forefhoe in New England,
that he is si gentleman of good -character and worth.
I doubt not he will give fuR satisfaction, wherever ha
may be employed. GEORGE EVANS, U. S. 8.
August 2, 184 L
Would respectfully refer to the undersigned1.
Nathan Clutoid, Minis-'ei to Mexico, '
Hon. W. P. Mangum, Ex-President U. 8. 8.
Hon. J. W. Jones, Ex-Speak& House of RepsV
M. B. Lamar, Ex-Pres'ujent of Texas, ', -Hon.
Levi Woodbury, Justice U a Sup'e Court;
rTori, A. P. Bagby, Minister ta Russia,
H on. J edge Semple, IX S. SenaU, .
Hon. A. II. Stevens, House of Reps.
Hon. Judge Dean, do do
Hon. II. St, John', 36' Ho
Geo. Covet Washington Ciiv. Uie of III.
Bv Jennings and lis soti. Mi
J. Shsy, A Ivi, Young Hafvet, BL Browri.
Physical Devices: Ieonard Hervey.
r .?fSKirrtoir of Comedy : '
G B, Johnson. B Jennings, A Levi.
7 f EQUILIBRIA : f
Crescent Wire, Young Harvey
Equilibriums, Eaton Stone
Light Balancing, J Shay.
Pageants, Entries, -t r
E. Magill. C. Magill, J. Hiukley, H.;Stimmell, Stc.
Proprietors : Stohe, McColIilm & Co.
Mahagcr: John W.Smiih'
Equestrian Director : D. Wijtone
Accredited Agent : G.L.Eaton.
A discriminating public witl dwell, in glancing o
ver this birds-eye view of the Immense Troupe, up
on the names of McColIum, Eaton Stone, J. Smith.
M J. Lipman, H.K; Gaul D W. Stone, J. Blackwood
respectively the best performers in their respective de
partments in the country.
The-method and systemv pervading the performan
ces,, and the order and decorum always rigidly enfor
ced, in and out of the circle, whkh: ha ve beenL as mar
ked characteristics of his Clrcurfjtasfev the an peri
ortivof the Derformancerf will be strict! dhed to?
r inieiiigeni atiu renneo ponrnnmwe-coataiuBuy, was
nave, iii an especnu maqiier, urciutvr uvuvrm
Circus with theif presence! The maftagei's ihdulg
as great pride and satisfactiori in dwelling upon the
numbers of the patrons who have always thronged
their entertainments, and they congratulale them
selves that they never possessed in such abundance
as now appliances io cater for an healthful taste for
inntcent amusements. ,
Admission 50 ccnu' children half price. .. .
Ushers in attendance lo wail on Ladies and fatally
parties to seats".
Pit for colored persons 25 cents.
Doois will open oh day performance at I, com.
me nee at 2 at night at 7$ commence at 8.
rfT All Improper persons excluded. . 4
- STONE & McCOLtUM.
IOUTII CAROLINA 1
Mutual Insurance Compatnjri
PUKSUANT to ait Act of Assembly ,a Compa
nv has been formed in this 'State; under the
nain'o andjlvle of the " Nofth Carolina Mutual 1
(JenfOaff.' and is now fuflv orsraniied, b
the appoimentJ iMfwmwrog VBrcers. vw.
JOSIAH n. WA lUCTiTtesinen
ALBERT STITH, Vice-President;
RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer,
JAMES F. JO KUAN, Secretary,
CHARLES MANLY, Attorney,
KrD ?-
WM. W. HOLDE.V. 5 mUee
The Company is now prepared to receive appfica
tioris for Insurance, and to issue Policies on the same,
Bv the Act Of Incorporation, the Company is author
ized to take risks on Dwellingiioasea.StoresjShdpt
. . . f I 1 . I -. . g U ti. ,
ana oiner uuuuings, r urniiure, wiercuBit!,.,
other mooertv. airainst loss or damage by Fir
The Office of the Company is in Hxm second aiory
of the large Brick Building, recentlyjaccopied by Mr.
B. B. Smith, at the cotner ol r ayeuevme anu nr
gett Streets, where full information and explanations,
touching the principle of MutuaLInsursnce, will l
cheerfully furnished by the Secretary of the Com
pany.
Raleigh, August 15, 1848
Y. RLE MONNIER,M. D.
atomy.
August 12, 1848.
Demonstrator of A n
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House of RepS,
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Hon. Robt, P. Dunlap,
Hon. Luther Severance;
.Hon. Judge Dawson,
;Hon. Win. Parfiientef,
Hon. J. Jameson,'
Hon. Thos. Smithy ,
Hn-Freaman H. Morse,
Hon- Joiah Her rick.
Hon. AJbiou E. Parrls, 2d Comp.'Tfea. DfH;
uen. jonn. vy itson, Missonn, .; - "
II onN Judge Pillsbury, House of Rps
Hon.' Andtew Stewad, 4o do-
Hon. T. W. Hiakell, ad ad ,
Hon. John tt. Crosier, . do ' do .
And to Members of Cotsg'e&, and Heads of Depart
ments generally. , ,.
Office WHlard's Hel Buildings, corner Utipk
and Pennsylvania Avenfie.,,, , .4' .
. wasnington vy, APg. a, 1848. ' tWiy.
'
.
tHE cnntintled' success with wfiich tfAlNEJf
RICHES & CO. have raft in the sale 6f;4hf
Piano Fortes, has induce! theni to enlarga their sup
pfy,.and they are now pteased (rf inform their (iianda
aisVl4eMu
the country, and have received from' porta asefs ml' s
distance (who bought their Pianos without, first iev
ing them, voluntary letters ppbvallilS M" iat '
PBicLs and? cualitt. . They woul4 aJsocaS atten:
lion to their largo stock T Books, titi AlMHi
and Sia.Johary.-an'of which they iall-at Piblisbera
and Northern pricM.;' They hive alsolloc"t Jjinf
dery attached lo their uUldiso&enl iiSi hicn'everf- .
style of b'indirig is executed with dariljty" and Aaat
ness. .fifak. work of eve pattern intt be made id
order. Music hound, 4c.' Persons wanting mnf flung
in their line, will find it to their sdvantaf td.glve,
"A
them a tnah as thev.sfe determined to sfcirs n6 Wirf
oustomers.
March 11
GAINES, RICHER Si COJ
a a i
.1 848. Svcsmore Strei, Petetshog.
n
6-tf
TTftY tTrtueof am 04ef f Person County CaafW
llS tnOTtideralkned, Sheriff of GonAiy, wiU
exposa to sali, for cash, at th Court Hous door at
Roxborengh, on Tuaadat, lh I9th day Of September
next, being th second day of tho. County Court, al
Negro stave by the numi ? George, who has heed
confined in the Jail of said County, for more than
twelve months.
JNO- M- WIN STEAD, Sheriff.
Jane 19. 51 t
frhEINO deatrflrjerf bfe k-
A lU aii VaHahletTct Landlot ra1
nuLea-North -wsof Rale it h. bet WnhiJouisitrrg
Road and tha Road leading (0 W ake f orest, and im-.
mediately Wtho Ralefgh and Gaston Rait Road..
The Tract contains about Five Hpndred Acre, wall
watered, welt adapted to th enltif in of Corn,
Wheat. Oats, Cotton and Tobacco. .'The Land could
be divided so as 16 make two beautiful situation. It
is deemed hftnecesssry to eiy any thing mora, as th
purchaser will examine before boyingf. Fot any otft.'
er particularsi enquire of My. ICiaiBBoccB JoMs. -
MATTHEW JONES.
Wake Co , Joly "3. 1848. 63,,
NXATE OF NORTH CAROfcMAj.t
NoaTHAMrrow Commr. 'Spring TennV ISwt
Id Equity. -j ." T
Petition for PattkionJind $ate of JBt
Mathew Bryanti'
i tii
Peterson Bryantf. ai. ' . ' : - '
It appearing to thV satisfaction of the Conrt, that
lhe defendants, Willi Lambertson, Jmes Lanibert- -son,
Martha Lambertson, Thomas Lambsrtson, 9a
ry Lambertsojf, John Lambert n William Lambert -son
and Elijah tmberU09, are non-residnta: It is
rdttefflialnl4CMtionji madain IheRaUighUei
irtC SH tit e4 AifyimvC aid rufendaotsio .
appear at (ha text term, U be hsld lor tfta, Couaty
of Norlhainpton, at th Court Hooaa ihxhaTcvrnor
Jackson, on the fifth Monday attar tn "fourth Mon
dayia September next, then 'and there, to: plead, aa- -swer
OrdemBT to the said petition, or otherwis it
will be set for bearing and heard ex parte.
WILLIAM BARftQW, -C7M. X
Jon 30. '4Pt, Adv,5 2J-- '55 6 ..
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