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D. PAINE &, CO., . - Managers of Lotteriei, RichMmd, Vvr&itia. ryriHE same brilliant luek aa heretofore attend U adventorm ia. Lotteries under the maaaga. Their Lotteries splendid Capitals of 10,000 sent to , this agency U Ur listWkTta addition to whicli the following wet ientandscWia thei d PW Splendid Scleii.fr December ! A aa AAA IaA .aT 4 AAl ft PUBLISHED-nr iBATOW'tfAiES,' EDITOR rROFRlETUB, GAZETTE. "STlanB '-of fif delfghtftil .peace, party r to brotheta J i" , - i . . 2of30.000. 6OlO,vww y ,vw, , u k.nn. Ttt.rv. Class l.to bedrawa af 1 Iil t m. 7 " '- 1 '' " 1 'r " if'.w ,,,'vr, . 1 , ., As 1 ' v ' ' .1' ' dayLWov 30,1850. th Da'l9 Remitter of. Wednaday. KSaTION IN NORTH CARQLINA! " i .l. vi; w';h tu aa- . . . i . . fjtnJ wedouotnot, morunea, 10 onserve, -1 itwlaja nrnnnn fit itirf tn til 4 Lf Commons, ht a proposition was actually 19 repudiate the plighted faith of theState, r .... . oi i . : what lr. ODcraru 9 mutiin www iu this course, we are at a loss to conceive. ..bition to distinguish himself was his aim, he fplished that object in a manner that should ping to all luiure aspirants auer noionesy. decided vote by whicn the House "rrpu- tjjjj proposition, furuishes the best evidence - - , , 1 Lajuure or fame wnicn ne, aua nis compeer, paired, sna its mos grauiyiug inuicauuu LuBte n which the honor and public faiih tCrolio are held, by her chosen reprtsen- .. 1 tL.. H km, pernaps, tne severea. iuk u any shape, ever encountered be- gin, undoubtedly, ne of the meat signal that intelligence and correct principles Lp'ned over Jesuitism and illiberality. Lilting, as we do, n jDaily journal, it is, of t impossible for us to present, this morning. abstract of the highly interesting discus- which this movement gave rice. It might be Lt, indeed, for us to say, that the proposU Lcountered as it deserved, almost un lversal Ui oa : lor never, we iraru, was lueru no u expression of surprise and chagrin ss it Ls. Many of those gentlemen, even, who - election expressly to their opposition to Ltchemesof Internal Improvement, refused Lnerate in any such attempt to violate the w the State actuated by those noble promp- tkich impelled the patriotic exclamation of a j amber of our State Senate, from the Coun jirry, (now dead) North Carolina is my Lr;ttkc all tD!it ' have, but preserve her good bright sud untarnished V. , 1 Wwe re uuable to say, to-day ; less, we could a?e said. We will endeavor, in our issue of Lrow morning, to present a satisfactory epitome fcranning debate , which was participated in pioars. Saunders, Brogden, McLean, Steele, L WiDton, Cherry, Dargin, Pope, Claulon, U, Rajner, Barnes, and others. GOV. MAXLY'S MESSAGE. i 1 source of much gratification to witness the U universal satisfaction with which that por. if Go. JLi slys late able Message, relative ii Slaver' question, is received. Ilardly an page, either in our own, or neighboring States, Uto us, that does not speak in the most ex<- tewof-the patriotic sentiments w hich it em- Us. They are justly admired, do less for the Hi moderation which; they breathe, than for liinind decided stand for the maintenance l&wthern lights. IiCTACTUE OF WOOLENS. iTe brn that some enterprising gentlemen ie County of Richmond, intend establishing arfjfu possible, a manufactory for coarse wa goods, near Rockingham. We are glad h iete signs of a better day, ia the South, p trust these gentlemen will realize a handsome lias tlvek investment. THE LEGISLATURE. Mi House are ntill busily engaged hi, chalking ikstnew for future legislation. An unusually ntmimber of Bills, ie. have been referred to the fwpriate Committees ; and an unusual number of ist Committees have been designated. We anti etlong, and, such is the nature of the many ex ajiwiea tn be mtit, a stormy session. We sliall "imoog them, tal?in' note," and shall "prauf them,' wl,?,aaiaaaa'aawaWata-a-a-a--atatBWa-Wa MANTEO PAPER MILLS. We aae pleased to be able to state, that the enter- prising proprietors of the above Mills, in this vicinity, are doing an amount of business that far exceeds the most sanguine calculations they had formed. Per haps the most acceptable compliment to the superior quality of their paper, that they have yet received, : was an order which came to hand, a few days since from one of the most numerously supported journals in Georgia, for a bill of paper amounting to some $2500. STATE LEGISLATURE. 1 SENATE. . Tuesday, Nov. 26th. Mr. Cameron, from the Committee -on Corpora tions, reported without amendment, the bill entit led a bill to incorporate the Cape Fear Bridge Com pany ; which was read tlie second time and passed. Mr. Jlerry, a Dili provMimj tor tne amerwmerrt of the Constitution of the State of North Carolina, Read and passed the first time and on motion or dered to be laid on the table and printed. Mr. Nixon introduced a bill concerning the Wil mington and Manchester R. Road; which was read and passed the first time, and on his motion referred to the Committee on Internal Improve ment, and ordered to be printed. Mr. . a bill to make real estate assets for distribution, and to facilitate and cheapen the settlement of estates. Read and passed the first time, and on his motion referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. Mr. Bvnum. a Bill to protect the industry and labor of North Carolina. Read first time and pas sed, and on his motion referred to the Joint belect Committee of both houses on the subject of negro Slavery, and ordered to be printed. Received from House of Commons, a message stating that they had passed the engrossed resolu tion directing the Public Treasurer to procure in formation in regard to certain taxable property under the Act of 1848-'9, in which they ask the concurrence of the Senate. Read hrst time and passed, and on motion of Mr. Gilmer, rule sus pended, and read 2nd and 3rd time and ordered to je enrolled. Mr. Eborn introduced the following resolution: Resolved, That the Committee ou the Judiciary be instructed to enquire into the expediency of a- mendinu the Itevised Statutes, chapter 3n sections 65, 66, 67 aud 69, relating to free-uegroea and mu lattoex, so as more effectually to guard against the evil of their coming from Free States, on board ves sels or otherwise ; and that they report by bill, or otherwise. Un motion el Mr. Cameron, ordered, mat a message be sent to the House of Commons, pro posing to vote immediately for a Solicitor of the 5th Judicial Circuit, and nominated Rob't Strange. Mr. Barringer nominated i bomas S. Ashe. On motion of Mr. Caldwell, of Burke, adjourn ed until 11 o'clock to-morrow. ACTIONS 'I'S. PROTESTATIONS. Eleven to one. would beg leave to draw attention to the fact, M the Resolution, (Fleming's) to instruct the Immiuec on amendment to the Constitution, to Te rn a Bill proposuiff to leave it to the People to de- 'rhether a Convention to amend shall be called, FoffKwta dissenting voices, in the House of Com WeleTen of tliem vere from the ranks of the be- mpoptct devoted Lanocratie friend ! ! BENTON'S MODESTY. begins hi Sl L. of "the , S upon the Lmon and uuon mvself." He is evi fatly advancing in modesty as well as humanity, be would have said "the war urxm mvmlfmd r" lne won. W e ari aVu;,l 1, liiiir iniusticn ' own superlative merit-, bv srWins Uie American rFence of Tom Benton. ffe INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION. are gratified to learn that there i a nrosnect of u ... r- r rwpectaoie attendance at the Industrial Con 'Hon, proposed to be held in this Citv. on the 18tb T. ' - " w tue purp.we; we are informed, of the scv iwwperous niauufacti 1M. . , . . . ' i-rs ma delegate and specimens. A eentle- r peat intelligence in that County, writes us as ii much to be hoped, that there wilt be a gen Mwuuance of those intereaUd in the Manufactu r . ccuuniwi and Mining operatic, throughout fc ..-' uiowies oi rausi, loo , ior me I ' "Ifm Of HUCh IMWmhli... nrul.iM ore to aoddif- plodding, ELf ?f '"eficent light, which are JWI up by the "Meliasus' of the Press, . J Urougl0ut the-land And then the pi . l laCt DlHnufaCtlirpra mill mnk ituJ tha u. re of these e of letter t, in shaping and dress- fit 'PWi.-.i.:u:.: r ' J e . - --"UH10U. 'I"1D In 1.- ... ... - wuu you ; ror, independent or my m rb '.Ul8"ufcnrer, I feel a far deeper oue In 11 Welf:,re, ia which the iuditidual in ,"1 ''each of us is involved. Your truly, HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker announced the following members as composing the Committee, on behalf of tltis House, on so much of the Governor s message as relates to Cher okee lands, viz : Messrs. Flemnung, wanner, Q. W. VTa-rrrAai v f filluii am) fivol1 1JAJ -7a '-a''llMl MUM al.MI.m I On motion of Mr. Martin, Resolved, That the Com mittee on the Judiciarv be instructed to inquire into the 'expediency of enacting a law, making all deeds of trust hereafter to be executed, null and void, to all intents and purposes, so far a creditors are concerned, unless they provide for the payment of all the debta of the bareainor, pro rata, and without any distinc tion or preference whatever, and that the said Com mittee report by but, or otherwise. On motion of Mr. Pope, Resolved, That the Com mittee on the Judiciary be instructed to inquire into the expediency of amending the 4th Section of 12th Chap of Rev. Stat, on the subject of Bastard children. so that the examination ot tne woman snail no longer be prima facie, but shall stand as any other evi dence, and that they report by bill or otherwise. Mr. Stevenson introduced a 15U1 to extend tne right of appeal ; and Mr. S. P. Hill, a Bill, to incor porate the Milton Saving's Bank ; which were sever ally read, passed and ordered to be printed. Mr. i lemming mtroduceu a bill to repeal tne act, redistrictinsr the State m 1846-7: which was read first time and passed: whereupon, Mr. t, moved that thei said bill be made the Special order for Wednes day fortnight ; which was not carried. The Speaker laid before the House a communica tion from his Excellency, the Governor, transmitting a Report from the Engineer and uommissioners appoint ed to locate the Turnpike Road from Salisbury to the fteonria line, tosrether with charts, vouchers of expensa tc4 which, on motion of Mr. Rayner, were ordered to be sent to the Senate, with a proposition to print. Mr .Ravncr presented a Resolution directing tne Public Treasurer to procure irifoimation in regard to certain taxable property, under the Act of 18489, which was read nrst tune ana passea : wuercupuii, on motion of Mr. Rayner, the rules were suspended. aud the Resolution was pased,its 2d and dd readings and ordered to be engrossed. Mr. VVm. McNeill introduced a Bill to repeal an Am. entitled u An Act to eive exclusive jurisdiction of Pleas to the Superior Courts of Robeson ; which was read first time, and passed and on his motion ref-rred to the Committee on the J udiciary. m. n P Caldwell, a Bill for the abolition or . - ". .. . , public executions. Read first time, passed, auu re ferred to Uomminee on ine j uaiqiary. On mriLinn of Mr fc.rwin : , ed. That the Committee on the Judiciary be instructed to inquire into the expediency of so amending the laws, as to bring all petty cases of as sault and battery within the jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace. Also, prepare a hi" nwatng the prosecutor respon sible for costs, where mere is no copiuir. ai.a tn comnel the prosecutor in all cases, ex eept of felony, perjury, conspiracy and malicious mischief, to mars nis nam upun iu v. ment, ' ' Mr. Sherard introduced a Bill to repeal the Act passed at the Session of the General Assembly of 1848-', entitled an Act to incorporate the North Carolina R. Road Company ;" which, being wtmd, Mr. Steele moved the aame be rejected. I Pending wbidi motion, Mr. Love moved an ad jour anient. Not agreed to. The question being on Mr. Steele a motion to re ject, it was decided ia the affirmative. Yeas, 105. ?Thoe who voted in the Negative, were Messrf. Brogden, Bond, Dickinson, Jarvis. Martin, Sherard Swanuer, Taylor, Thigpen, sad Wilson. Joyner, Were ordered to be printed and referred to the Joint Committee, on Negro Slavery. A proposition was received from the House to Tote at half-past 12 o'clock, for Solicitor for the second Judicial District and announcing that (X S. Sterenson and J. S. Hawks were in nomina tion. Concurred in. .Message received from the House, announcing that McDowell, and Hill of Brunswick, formed the Committee to superintend the election for the 5th Circuit. ! Senate voted as follows : for Strange 27, Ashe 22. Message received from the House, announcing that Messrs McLean, and Foster of Davidson, formed the House branch of the Committee to superintend the election of Solicitor for the 4th Judicial CircuiC. Senate voted as follows: for Jones 27. Peindexter 20, John Kerr 1.' Mr. Woodfin introduced bill to incorporate the Ashyilie and Greenville Plank Road Compa ny. Referred to the Committee on Internal Im provements and ordered to be printed. Mr. Cameron, from the Committee appointed to superintend the election of Solicitor for the 5th Judicial Circuit, reported that R. Strange had re ceived 91 votes, and Ashe 76 votes. Mr. Strange having received a majority of votes, was duly elected Mr. Berry from the Committee appointed to superintend election for 4th Circuit, reported that Jones had received 92 votes; Poindexter 68; Kerr 1 ; Graves 2. Mr. Jones having received a majority of the whole number of votes, was duly elected.' Mr. Clark introduced the following Resolution : Besotted, That the Judiciary Committee be in structed to report what facilities should be extended by the several County Courts of North Carolina, to any of the free colored population who may wih to emigrate to L,ioena. Ana aiso to enquire into and report the legality and expediency "of said County Courts binding out aa apprentices tor the term of niuety nine years, all the children of said population born after the 1st, January 1852, foi the mutual ben efit and protection of both races. Bead and referred to the Judiciary Committee. Mr. Bynum introduced the following resolu tion . Rctolcrd, That the Committee on Corporations be lnvtructed to enquire iato the expediency of passing a general corporation act, providing for the formation or manufacturing and mining cos., plank road and turnpike cos., navigation Cos., and such other cos ., and societies as are now usually formed by seperate acts of incorporation and that the said Committee have leave to report by bill or otherwise Read, and referred to the Committee on Corpo rations. On motion thereof.:, declaring a behef in aa opposition, on the part of the majority of the freemen of Piortn of Mr. Caldwell, of Burke, the vouchers for survey of Western Turnpike were referred to the Committee on Claims. Message from the House stating that Messrs Sherrard and Cherry were appointed Committee on the part of theHouse to superintend election of Solicitoi of the 2nd Circuit. Senate voted Stevenson 26, Hawks 22. , : On motion of Mr. Shepard, the Senate took up for consideration the resolutions heretofore intra duced by him on the subject of slavery. In discussing the subject matter of the resolu tions introduced by him a day or two since, Mr. ohepakd commenced by declaring his attachment to the U mon. But viewing the progressive mroads on the interests of the South by the General Gov ernment, through the instrumentality of Consrress, he argued to show, that the south had little to ex pect at the hands of the North, unless, being uuitcd in sentiment, as well as in interest, the South should present an undivided front in claiming and defendinir those rights, which the Constitution guarantied to us. lie showed, by statistical tables, the increase ot the black population, since the lor mation of the Confederacy, contended that, by the law of increase, a few more years would result in such an increase of slaves, as to require a more ex panded area for their usefulness. 1 hat the enect of the Compromise acta, passed by Congress, would be to confine the slaves within so small a space, as to render them not only valuless, but a burden to their owners. He reviewed the opin ions of Madison, Websterj Livingston, aud others, on the rights of the States; compared them with the opinions of Mr. Badger, as expressed in his speech in August last, and declared that, if they were right, Mr. .Badger was wrong. Mr. Shefakd took strong ground against nulli fication, as understood by the South Carolina poli. ticians ; but contended for the right of the State to secede, whenever an emergency should arise, ren dering such a step necessary. ' Hoping to procure a full report of Mr. S.'s re marks, we content ourselves, for the present, with this imperfect sketch. The Resolutions were then referred to the Joint Select Committee ou negro slavery. On motion, the Senate theu adjourned. pensation of overseers too, little and as the laborer was worthy of his hire would vote for the bill, lr A WAS-V wwmb wmu.wt a k kill' nnl tkftt kak Carolina, to the buildin? of said Road, and finally ihoqgQt ta, z compensation was not due, but requesting respectfully that the stockholders in that the idea was a defective one, and he was in said Road surrender their Charter to the present favor of a measure by which a general commis- General Assembly, oh or before the 1st day of Z " , lguloe !pp?,n ,or ?uca uu; January next; which were read the 1st time and on motion of Mr. Wilson, laid on the table and ordered to be printed. - Mr. Eaton from the Committee on the Judiciary to whom was referred the bill concerning the of facial bonds of Sheriffs, Coroners and Constables, reported the same with an amendment to the pre-1 ved by conservative principles and ardent devotion . - . I 4 iU TT- 1 r . . - Jit : try. Mr. Taylor opposed the bill, on the ground of an increased taxation without an equivalent. Mr Martin moved the indefinite postponement of the subject, which was carried. Mr. Walton then presented the following Reso lutions, which were read and referred to the Com mittee on Slavery. 1 Retolvad. That the state of North Carolina mo- amble. The amendment was adopted, and was read the 2nd time, and on motion, was ordered to ' ie on the table. On motion of Mr. Sherard, ordered that a mes sage to be sent to the Senate proposing to go into to the Union which has ever characterized her, acqui esced in the adjustment made by Congress, common ly Known as the Compromise Act 2 Resolved That while she thus acquiesces she at the same time does most solemnly declare that in the event tfae law for the recovery of Fugitive Slaves be unheeded by the norhslaveholding States, or repeal- the election of Solicitor of the 2nd Judicial Circuit; edor modified by Congress, North Carolina will av al 12 o'clock this day, and the names ol Mr. Geo. HFS Fl" V1 TTnT1"' c tible with the Constitution of the Federal Govem Steveason and Mr. John S. Hawks, were put in ment and her own reserved riirhts as one of the Sov- nomi nation. I ereign States, with a view to coerce the maddened, Do motion of Mr, Drake, it was ordered that .pop of ? Nortbem a message be sent to the Senate,' proposing to to the Southern States under the federal corn raise a joint select Committee, to inquire into the I pact, and to the withdrawal of all opposition either The hnn- nf 1 1 1 h-mr arrived, at wh;K tim- direct or indirect to the execution ot the laws made in - - . . --a - by joint order of the two Houses, the election of 37 H&snm ossL&m (Reported for the Daily Register.) SSI accordance with the same. 3 Resolved, That the Governor be and is hereby FOREIGN NEWS Washington, Kov. 28th. The Steamer Eurapa arrived at Halifax, late last night Cotton had declined an eighth to a quarter ; but after the arrival of the Ni agara, rallied again to the prices of the pre ceding week. Sales of the week 32,000 bales. Fair Mobile 7j Fair upland 7 ; Orleans 8. Tobacfco firm and advancing- From France, the papers mention that Louis Napoleon disclaims all ambition to pro long the term of his Presidency . xai8 oeing tnanKsgiving day at tne ixonn, all business is suspended. C. ( Telegraphed for the Register.) Macon, Ga., Nov. 28. Fifty-three Counties in the State have been heard from, and the Union majority, thus far, 13 nearly 14,000 ! the Ulsunionists hare carried only six of 3,000; - 12 of S 600, . , . 100 of 1,000, Lowesf 3 ilto pris. , 65 of 300, lstndtnddr'' 63 of 800, 3rd and 4th drao-tt-ftnaf inn UKand fith dravn.. Certificato of a package of holes $150 y 75; quarters J3 7 .50. .' , ' .OOOCAKTAL. ,100,000 in 20 prtees of 5,0004 Grand consolidated Lotury, Class I to be drawsv at Baltimore on Saturday December 7th. , 79 Not, 13 drawn. CAPITALS J 40,000 Grand Capitals. 00,000 in 20 of 9.000, 20,000 in 20 of l.eoo; 10,000 in SO of 500, 8.000 in 30 of 400. Tickets 12; Halves; Quarters S Certificate of a package of whoiea tlS; ImlvM 7S j quarters 39. 30,000 ! 20,000 t tt,W0 1 60 of 1,000 50rofaOOf 6osquehanna Lottery, Class a to U4is-jti timore on Wednesdsy December lKfe 79lfm ij drawn. . ' ,Xr CAPITALS. Of of of f 30,000 20,000 10,000 5,000 1! 1 so ar of of of t,009 S,S7 300 Tickets $10 ; Halves 3 ; Qrten 3 50V Solicitor in the 5th Judicial Circuit, was to be required to convene the Legislature whenever in his Counties, and elected, as vet, only Fourteen had, the House proceeded to vote as follows : Mr. Strange, 64, Mr. Ashe 54. On motion of Mr. Avery, Rooked, that the Committee on the Judiciary be instructed to in quire into the expediency of establishing one or expediency of amending and revising the military law et the State, or abolishing the same altogether. and that tbey report by bill or otherwise. Sundry private bill, resolutions and memorials were introduced and referred. Mr. Cherry introduced a Resolution authori zing a loan by the Literary fund, to the Chowan Female Institution. Read the first time and pas sed, and referred. more judicial districts in this State, and that they report by bill, or otherwise. Mr. Sharpe presented a memorial from sun dry citizens of Buncombe praying for the restor ation of Jury trials in the County Courts. Re ferred. Mr- Adams, a bill to incorporate Buena Vista Irtdga No 21. 1. 0. 0. F., in Greensboro. Referred M r. Blow, a bill with memorial to lay off and es tablish a public road on the Bine Ridge at Indas Gap .Referred. . Mr. , from the committee on claims, reported favorably on the-resolution in favor of H. S. Dyer, Sheriff of Wilkes : which was read the 2nd time and passed. The hoar of welve having now arrived, the House went into the elestion of Solicitor for the Fourth Ju- d cial district, which resulted as follows . For Mr. Jones 65 ; for Mr.?oindexUr 48 ; for Mr. Graves 2. A message was read from the House agreeing t raise a Joint Select committee on the'nationlt Mouo ument and announcing Seuate committee, and the Speaker announced the House committee as consis ting of Messrs. Jones, D. A. Barnes, Rayner, Re -hardt, Wiley, R. M. Saunders and Eaton. Mr McDowell from the committee to superintend the election of Solicitor for the Sth Judicial Circuit, reported the election of Mr .Strange, and Mr Mc Dowell from the committee to superintend the elec tion ef solicitor for the 4th J udicial Circuit reported the election of Mr. Jones. Mr. Steele introduced a Bill to repeal the pream ble of an act passed at the session of 1848-'9, en titled an act to increase the revenue of the State. Read first time and passd and referred. w IS an old. and r,muUt frit W that Should nlvvnv. t l k... k. I llo U V f 1 m. . " iL. i . iunaay ximes "contains me 4 ?entlfm.,.. ,i-n . . . . . i j "intin fvaieign, rn. u., nas lnventea a u. F1? cradle. wn.-h an'H Ufa. a musical box attached. The parent has fFJji wma up tne concern, wuen cri,aie will HM-W nrl V. .. 511 1 "in ujuqiuii iu.v lrA4j Jo sleep. Who says this is not an age of ' Illustrated Domestic Bibh,hy Rcv.Isgram Sy V 1U'13 ued by riatnuel Hueston, , 0nc, and is an admirable specimen of clear gMe tvDoTranliv. uta, wini'n are rccotuincndca in jiiot D)' the best authorities. opinion the contingency happens, designated in the second Resolution. 4 Resolved, That the Governor be requested to transmit a copy of these resolutions to the Governors of the other States of the Union with a request to lay them before their respective Legislatures. Mr. Ravner introduced a bill concerning the callins of a Convention to amend the Constitution of North Carolina, which was ordered to lie on the table and be printed. Mr. R. M. Saunders, from the Committee on the Judiciary, to which had been referred the bill to abolish public executions, reported the same with a recommendation to reject, which, after a few remarks from Mr. Caldwell, ot Guilford, was put on its third reading, and the recommendation to reject was adopted. And Mr. Saunders, from the same Committee, to which was referred the bill concerning man slaughter by slaves, reported the same with re commendation to reject ; which was concurred in bv the House. Moved, that the Committee on Internal Improve ments be instructed to enquire into the expediency of amending an act of 1848 9, chartering the Turn pike KM. Irom Salisbury to the lennessee line, Dy making Asheville the terminus of said road instead of Salisbury ; which was referred. Mr. Tripp introduced a bill to prevent free ne groes from owning aud carrying fire arms. Re ferred. Mr. Drake introduced a bill to give the election of masters in equity to the people ; and on his mo tion, it was referred to the committee on the Judi ciary. Mr, Steele introduced a resolution, that the com mittee ou military affairs be instructed to enquire into the expediency of abolishing the law exemp ting men of the age of 35 years from military duty. Adoated. Mr. Scott, a resolution tnat tne committee on me Judiciary be instructed to enquire into the expedi ency of altering the law resoectinz executors and administrators. Mr. Hill, of New Hanover, a resolution, that the Secretary of State be required to publish 100 copies of the muster roll of the North Carolina Volunteers for the year 1812 a copy to be de posited with the Clerk of the Superior Court of each County in the State. Mr. Hill explained tbe objects of his resolution, briefly illustrating the pa triotism of our citizens as contrasted with the covert hostility of the New England States, during the last war with Englaad Mr. Saunders suggested the propriety as well as necessity of making some pro vision for tbe expense of printing 4-0., ana on uis motion the resolution was laid en the table. The resolution in favor of the Sheriff of Wilkes was put on its third readinz and passed. Mr. Brotrdena bill to extend the Dowers of the Clerks of the Courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Referred, Oa motion of Mr. Wilson, the House adjourned. Delegates ! THE MINES OF CALIFORNIA. Do not excel us in production of Gold ! COLVIN & CO. 1 lie veteran prize venders of Maryland. SIMiEADID LICK Ji Golden Harvest Rtaptd by Correspondents ! Never in the history of Lotteries has the prize list equalled those sold last month I )U uiw soia : $4U,uuu sold ! $b(),000 sold ! An others, amounting to upwards of 1,500,000 DOLLARS! We nsk aiteution of the public to the following BlltL.l.MjrT schejue: To be d rawn in Baltimore in Orders should be forwarded without delay I Price of Pock'e of Date. Capitals. No. of Ballots. Tk'ts. Wh's. Qrs. SPLENDID LOTTERY POR 14th DECEM BER.! Fourteen drawn numbers oat of each packagt 38 tickets. 52,5001 22.500T " 11,0001. Grand Consolidated Lottery.Clsss A, to be drawa at Baltimore, on Saturday. December .13. 78 14 drawn. , CAPITALS : 1 $52,500 I 10 prize of 22,500 I JO 41,500 ( 10 Sy500l 10 2.500 I 300 " Tickets SIS f Halves 7 50 : anarters 1 75C Certificate of a package of wholes $65; halter S2 5J ; Quarters 41 25. 1 prize of 1 " 1 " 1 in 14 (t 20,000 1.SOV j,eoo 75 350 $40,000 20,000 10,000. Grand Cowolidated Lottery, Class S, to W drawn at Baltimore, on 3atarday,'Dec. 2J. 71 lvoav 13 drawn. CAPITALS: Dec. 2, $10,000 7Nos. lodra'n, $2. $32, 88 78 Nos. 15 dra'n,' 5, 65, I Dec. 5, Deo 6, Dec. 7, Dec 9, Dec 3, 20,000 a or. nnn 4,500 75 Nos. 12 dra'n, 20,000 75 Nos. 15 dra'n, 40,000 78 Nos. 11 dra'n, 8,000 75 Nos. 14 dra'n, Dec 10, 5of 1,700 73 Nos. 13 dra'n, Dec. 11, 30.000 78 Nos. 13 dra'n. 75 Nos. 12 dra'n, 75 Nos. 13 dra'n, 75 Nos. 14 dra'n, 78 Nos. 14 dra'n, 75 Nos. 12 dr'an, 75 Nos. 16 dra'n, 75 Nos. 12 dra'n, 75 Nos.. J2 dra'n, 75 Nos. 13 dra'n, 75 Nos. 11 dra'n, 150, 38 1 prize of 1 " 1 " 1 u 1 at Dec. 12, Dec 13, Dec. 14, Dec. 16, Dec. 17, Dec. 18, 35,000 Dec 19, 25,000 Dec 20, 10,000 Dec 21, 40,000 Dee. 23, 12.000 25,000 8,000 52,500 9,000 20,000 15. 3 60, 15 160, 40 32, 8 15, 3 130, 32 70, 17 35, 8 190, 48 35, 8 $40,000 20.00 10,000 7.600 5,000 1 20 20 30 200 prhe of S4,ftt3 l.tOO '30 I, 5, 12, 24, 1, 10, 5, 2J. 15, 2, 5, 10, 120, JO, 6, 88, 22 2i, 37, 9 10, 130, 32J 70.-174 Tickets $10: halves 5; quarters 2 50. Certificate of a packagt of wholes $130;-halves tO? quarters 30. BRILLIANT LOTTERY FOB, 991 DECEMBER &u .370 6RAND CAPITAL $35,000! 25,000! JSifJOOf Grand Consolidated Lottery Class B, to be draw? at Baltimore, oa Saturday December 26. 78 Not 1 Drawn: GRAND CAPITALS. 1 prize of $61,370 Dec 24, 5 of 1.090 ) 5 or 300 J FOR THE XtGISTER. Ma, Enrroa : I beg leave through your paper to express my admiration for the prompt, honorable and patriotic course taken by Mr. Steele in the House of Commons, in moving; the rejection of Mr. Sherard's Bill to repeal the Charter of the Central Rail Road in other -words, to tarnish the honor of the State, and violate the Constitution of the United States. It was a source of high pleasure to every true North Caroli nian present, and will be to those who may learn tne facts, that there was a Representative prompt to move, and almost an overwhelming vote, as ready to com- Elete, the massacre of a proposition to degrade the A SPECTATOR. SENATE. Wedmesdat, Nov. 27. ' Received a message from the House, propos ing to go into the election of Solicitor of the Sth Judicial District. Concurred in, and Messrs. Cameron and Haughton appointed the Senate s branch of the Committee. Message to go into election for the 4th district at twelve o'clock, and informing that Messrs. C Jones and Poindexter, were in nomination. Messrs. Berry and Lane appointed superinten dents of said election. , W. H. Thomas, from the committee on In ternal improvements, reported without amend ment, Mr. Qameron's bill to Incorporate the Fay- etteville and Southern Plank Road Company,and recommended its passage. The Bill to incorporate the Fayette vilie Toll Bridge Co., was takeu up and passed the third and last time, and ordered to be engrossed. Mr, Gilmer introduced a series ot resolutions oa the Slavery question, which, oo-motion of Mr - HOUSE OF COMMONS. November 27th, 1850. On motion of Mr. Avery, the House proceeded to reconsider the vote of yesterday, by which was referred a Resolution presented by Mr. Erwin, instructing the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the expediency of amending the Criminal law so as to give jurisdiction of petty cases of assault and battery to justices of peace, &c., and by eon sent of the House, Mr. Erwin withdrew liis re solution. A message of the Senate of yesterday's date, proposing to go into the election of Solicitor for the 5th Judicial circuit, was read and laid on the table; on motion of Mr. McDowell, a message was sent to the Senate, proposing to go into said elec tion at Hi a. ra this day, and the names of Mr. Strange and Mr. Ashe were put 'in nomination. : On motion of Mr. McLean, ordered, that a message be sent to the Senate, "proposing to go into the election of solicitor for the 4th Judicial circuit, at the hour of 12 this day; and he thereup on nominated Cad Jones, jr. " - -i On motion of Mr. A. M. Foster, the name ol John F. Poindexter, was added to the nomina tion. . : Mr. Winston introduced a bill prescribing the punishment of Manslaughter committed by slaves land Mr. A. H. Caldwell, a Bill to amend an act enittled " an Act to amend and consolidate the several acts heretofore passed in favor of poor debtors j which were severally read the first time and referred. Mr. Bridgers presented a series of resolutions, declaring the inexpediency ol building, .the North ! Carolina Rail Road, at the presentifime, and re- i questing the President and Directors of said Road , to inform, the individual Stockholders ia- said road SENATE. Thursday, Nov. 29lh. Mr. Joyner submitted a series of Resolutions, expressing tbe attachment of the people of North Carolina to the union, approving the Compro mise acts recently passed by Congress, affirming the natural right ot every people to throw on al legiance to an oppressive Government, and de claring that the people of the South, in the event of continued aggression on the part of the North, may be driven to this alternative. 1 1 bese resolu: tions shall appear to-morrow. Mr. Washington, from Committee to superin tend election of Solicitor foe the 2nd Judicial State by a violation of -its phghted faith ! I have no Circuit, reported that Mr. Stevenson had received interest in the Central Road; but I feel a" deep con 89 Votes: Mr. Hawks 73 : Mr. Rodman 1 iDorch cern in tbe honor of the State, and I shall ever give 1. . ' my hand and heart to those who will stand by that Mr. Sessoms introduced a Bill to incorporate honor, whether they be Whigs or Demecrats. Let us the Murfreesboro' Joint Stock Building Com- forget party in all consultations for the good of our Dan v. Read, nassed first time and referred to common mother. lama plain man, and I speak Committee on Cornnrational right out Excuse me for it Mr. Kelly introduced a Bill for the more speedy and certain administration of Justice. Read first time, passed and referred to Committee on Judi ciary. ., , . "' Mr. Woodfin, from the Committee''Qn,th'e Ju diciary, to whom was referred a bill entitled " A Bill to make real estate assets," reported the same and recommended it be rejected. Ordered to lie on the table. M Mr. Davidson, a bill to incorporate the Char lotte and Taylors ville Plank Road Company. Read first time and passed. Referred to Com mittee on Corporations. ' Mr. Bvnum. a bill to reoeal an act to abolish Jury trials in the County Courts of Rutherford and Cleveland. Head hrst time, passed and re ferred to Committee on Judiciary. Mr. Liiuington, a bill to incorporate fulton Lodge, No. 99, in the Town of Salisbury. The Bill to incorporate the Fayette ville and Southern Plank Road Company passed its 2nd reaamg. Keceived a message from the House, proposing to raise a joint Select (Committee on military affairs to consist ot y on tbe part of the House and o on the part of the Senate. Concurred in. Mr. bhepard, a bill to amend an act passed at tbe Session of 18334, entitled " An Act to es tablish a Bank in the State of North Carolina. Referred to Committee on Corporations. un motion 01 Mr. Drake, the senate adjourned until to-morrow 10 o'cloek. A Hard Hit. One of our Western Exchan ges contain the followins bit. The MU sex in Washington find more sharps than ' flats1 in their jrain : Th late Mrs. Glennv. of Cincinnati, a creat wit as well as a very lovely woman, beinjr asked k.. nno nf hpr numerous admliers.-' why she was called the Great Western?' replied, Because I have so many flats in tow.' ooutimt rress. An UttsaoAt MATctt-,,VTf never saw a more for. eible exemplification of the 'snbbme and ridi culous' than we witnesed to-day, while standing on the railroad bruin at York-ille, watching the ap proach of a train from the eity. Onward cams the fiery dragon of steam, with snort, and rumble, and roar, while a country dog, on the bank near by, was watching it with a dilating eye. As it neared, he u a short anick bark, and 'went forth to meet the foe.' He rushed down the bank, and as if he were merely seising a vagrant pig, was about to take the locomotive by the ear, when we heard a single scream. like the top note of a fiddle, and then all was still. The train swept on, and while we were thinking, 'supposing it bad been a man!' there came limping slowly up the bank our four-footed brave. When he reached the bridge, he looked after the train Kitting into distance, and said, in as plain English as ever a dog spoke in ine world, 'I am afraid I made little wustake in challenging that fellow. I didn't exactly know his breed And after licking his forefoot be limped away, a sadder and witer5 dog Kjucksrbocrkr. 2i, 39, i 72 Nos. A 1 dra'n, 1, 15, 3 Dec. 25, 30,000 75 Nos. IS dra'n, 10, 120,30 Dec. 26, 22.500 78 Noa 13 dra'n, 5. 70. 17 Dec. 27, 4 of 20,000 75 Nos. 13 dra'n, 5, 37, H Deo. 23, 61,370,35,000, 25,000, 15,000, 5 of 7,500 at. 78 Mod. 12 dra'n, 3d, 350, 87i Dec. 30, 9.000 78 Nos. 16 dra'n, 2, 30, 7J Dec 31, 2 of 3.000 . Mn . . A . , - , . 2 of 1,000 J ' ' . One Order has secured a Capital Prize ! OS- All communications strictly confidential. Letters containing enclosures of Bank notes drafts come safe directed Colvin j- Co., Baltimore, Aid. 0" Orders solicited for ticke's of packages of tickets in any of the above splendid lotteries. LG Correspondents can transact business througUr the mails with this agency, as well as though per sonally present. X? Letters carefully directed and answered by return mail. 0?" Colvin etc Co. send managers official drawmg to all who order tickets. Bf Bank notes on all good banks in the country, r rriz tickets received iu payment, at par,- lor tickets. Prizes cashed at sight Bank drafts remitted te these holding prizes. Ail orders are carefully complied with. The most prompt attention always given to orders. f lease address, CULVJIM at VU, Baltimohb Md. . SBMm AEY. THE Sprmg terra of this Institution will open1 on Tuesday the first dav of January. 1851. TERMS per session of five months (payable in advance.) Board and English Tuition, 960,(10 Music on Piano or Guitar, 20,00 Use of Instruments, 3,00 Latin and French, each, 10,00 Incidental expenses, 1,00 MRS. J.J. FlNCll, Principal. November 29th, 1850. - 4t 95 35.000 25,000 15,000 10,000 7.500 Tickets $25; nperior Family Flour, made at Col. J nomas Mcuehee a Mill. Tor Sale by R. TUCKER SON. November 28th, 1850. 97 1 LOT OF THOMASTOWN LIME, ' J ost received and for Sale by R. TUCKER Sf SOiX. November 28th, 1850. 97 Qy Star and Standard copy.- SALE OF &a HAVING qualified, at February Term of tbe Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses sions of the County of Wake, as Executrix to the last Will and Testament of the late Cyrus Wbitaker.Dec'd., I shall proceed to sell to the high est bidder, at the tale residence of the said Testator, on the 16th day of December next. Among the audience at Jenny Lind s concert, in New York, on Tuesday last, was the Secretary of Statx, attended by a small party of friends. At the close of the first part there were cries for "Dasixl Webster!" and the audience immediately rose. Three cheers were proposed and given. Mr. W ebster rose and bowed from the centre ot tne nrst drees circle. HOUSE OP COMMONS. . TmrasDAr; Nov. 28th, 1850, The House journals being read, on motion of Mr. Hayes, the Bill for the incorporation of the town of Murphy, iu the County of Cherokee, was put upon its second reading and passed. Mr. Saunders, from the Committee on the Ju- ... . . r .... .1 ana ix oiciary, to wnicn was reierreu. a dm concerning Thfei. more vere riven for "Daniel Webster." bt His, reported the same paca: wan a recommen- vcre m most heartily and unanimously, dation to reject, and the bill being put upon its ihreis mon were proposed and given for the second reading, was rejected.. v j Union," with the same enthusiasm, every body stand- Also reported back the bill concerning Over I w cheering, waving hats and liaodkerchjefa, in which kciicuu yuuv luwia " a icwuittKUUauuii I last uemOUO uailOf 1 Uic lauiea juiueu uiuoi uuruiauy, to reject, upon wnicn quite an animated dis cussion arose, which was continued -oevond a rjy An editor received a letter ia which weather lengtn wnicn tne importance or. tne pui miffut I was railed, "wethm." He said it was the worst tseeoi to have merited. Mr, Dargan thought torn- spelV ef weather he had ever weav prize of $5,00r 5 ' 3,50ft 900 iVt 3 ao prhe 8,000 68 " 1st and 2nd dra'n S50 68 3rd and 4th t;. 20t 66 6thand6tk . M halves 12 50 ; quarters 6 35. Certificate of a package of wholes $350 , .shver in proportion. Tickets $10; Halves 5 y Quarters 2 50. QGT Orders meef oar usual prompt attention. for Tickets in the above, o i any other Lottery' arawiug daity, (prtee of Tieketf from 91 under our managemeat : address us, or . C.W.PURCELL, Agent for D. PA1N& &. CO., Richmon d, V : -4, : 2000 Acres of Land THE Subscriber is desirous of selling: hk Uncf lying within three miles of Raleigh, oa bethr aide of the road to Fayetteville. The above land is well adapted to the CwJtivatioir of Grain, Tobacto or Cotton, is well watefets and? healthy,and can be advantageoualy divided tato tats or four tracts, to tuit smaM farmers, or reridenOet for persons from the lower 0000197. . Notca at iitferest, r Young If ef roes will be received iu Payment Persons desirous of seeing the above land will calf on the Subscriber, or, in hi absence, lirBrother ear the Premises. - ' - - JOSEPH T. HUNTER. Sept, 23rd, t850. .. w H FOUWAlCDimQ, 1WILL attend to tha forwarding: el all Goods af Wilmington and Fayetteville, at the Haaateoui mtasion ; and1 will, ia all eases, forward by fifst boat without reference to liivs. Alt ordefefor purahaaerv wiM bo sirictty attended to. Direct to ear of W. BRANSON,- . Fayetteville and WilmingSoa; ApriU6, 1S50. ' : ; 31 tf ' NORTH CAROLINA MUSIC STOMZ..v, fipHE Subscriber takes this opportanity of aav Ii nonncing to the people of North Carolina, thai he Intends to opeai ia this City ist Decembex ext, - " A, MUSIO 8TOKEJ, ' where will always be found a eompkfe aksortrttent of Foreign and American Music, and Musi cat la strumenu; all of which will be selected by hiiaeelf. The Pianos will be from the best Manufactori it, the United States, aad will be sold at New Tors and Philadelphia price. - K. W; PETERSltlA. Raleigh, Nov. , 1850. , SV If t4idle Shoe anel Sliffpertw TfUST received, by Expreas. direct froav tit fjs manufactory. Ladies Kid and Momea Walking SW mmn4 Buskias,) " w-- . . - do fdo and do 8!ippersv ! : ALSO ON HANO. ! 100 pieces Light and Dark CaBeo, Bleached and Brown Shirtings and.SheeQngev With a general amtrietd ef Dry Goods, ' Hate and Shoes, Lawns and Ginghams, Groceries, Cambrics and Jaeohettsv Crockery . For sale low. by ' t No. Fayette vHlsStr Raleieh, Angust 6th, I860. $ Several horses, one large Mule, the entire stock of t i f a nogs, one yose 01 large . Oxen, likely Cpwsand Calves, twenty .five head of Sheep, crop of Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder &c. To gether with a large assortment of household a . kitchen furniture. Also, a portion of the land on which the said dec resided. I will also sell, st the Court House, in the City of Raleigh, on Saturday tbe 21st day of December, 1 FIFTEEN LIKELY NEGROES Amonf whom are several aood Cooks and washer womeR, bouse servants, several very likely yedow boy. and giiU, between the ages of tea aud twenty years. Tkkxs Part cash and part credit of six months but more particularly made known On tbe day of sale The purchasers to give bond with approved , security before fbe property is changed. 1 MAKY WHlTArtEK, Exr'v. November 14lh, 1850. , , 93 3w ' . TTN 4uaru and Pirns, just received ssmT far sale I U the Drag fef rs uf 1- WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD A CO. ID ,T,H KEwISTEaV STOLEN. Y Hovss.wss stolen from my stable, laar BtghU Kaid borse ! rathsr small in aise, wett madfc, and ia good etser. Hie coloov is what ie called sorrel, with long tail and amns lbs right hind1 foot while and a. white stripe m lW .fcce.;? Age -bout 7 years. Shod a H roond sad a natural trotter. The thief also look with him a btmd-bridts. I will give s liberal reward to any one who wiH ssewvs said horse, so that I can get him again, or for My isor matron that may tessV to the recovery of the hone or tbe deuetion of the thieL ; s . , E. COLWJRN. Raleigh. Nov. 27th, Wo. vr - -96 FRESH HOPS., I ROP of 1850, for sale at tbe Drag Store of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD V0. MoV.21s, 1850w
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