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ajor JjicK.DowifUNO has been; aelected the
nktrwt yw"2re u v" m.
ConanIio(i,-rrott luingsviHf.Disitict,SuiojrJ
. . ' mw A . 1. ..'Li KLilHanu.lafAdliniM.5
t ; twetfrom the futtishedVrbcinss utthVttori,
ettjiiBfuVishlnsbyjheitdywttalle M j - him.
:T)ot'0r Bright. " WeflyMr.-Chairman I rhok
r niU g ,u harmony; s 1 "j ve. w rei,J:4
Tj to V?r phtn.and pck out a can d;.!.tt. V.t w'a1
1 a 'cl 8Ult tii: ul5 "' r,r,ntl' at" ward?; for,
I ' " fodssfow "y Hitaspoou wiiiineprmcipiesuirwa
If 'e i'on' boi ta i,d idal? ' N w, Al r. C!Hir.
j " rjar Jo office, ntid know .ho'io t -'
, Ti, Punsideiicv, ' ' it U U how Xtfay uW-s
1. -- -
I" wKliTR..
. bUnget an j gy ia lor
r to Jhati all ihaSUtej
uii.Ukrteau.iUatest yrt. bul a gnodtnar
.New YotV1' t,ut!S ul governor lfcy;
IV '
r
...1 rrtnnsvlvauw puts up .Mr LSucImti
'-i-1-iTan DB4SUP Giuerwl Cnu:
!V, 7i RituT at Butier; nd IlftDoia
a-
K
w.t-. i I Tiiii.an.f 'm! VP . -t
and"lxas Ju ; Xjiiieral-, 1 i
os'eihnKiy be; reUi5t I 1. .,nw.
lat these N m"ii.-" wfm''" .','fhe
triocra ic v v , prmd in New i, tlat is
Thlloti: : I ad ui'tliwa it ?, divdes
t ' and 'Vounsr A " b
1
(,td M. Bucbanak.atid (JLif rut Buderfd
Giii?ral Houston. And Hie Young Araer.ca clsus
i Jndce Uouylats And ilie Dunucrauc Review
roes lit dfCtlerily l"r t-ttu lasi class. 1
lkaeun Snotc. I slioulJ 1 ke to have, lha opin
ion ut uur venVriibie vliairman aboul Jude Duur
las, a-, to whether lie lie Tig tn man tor u.-, mid
wlt'etlier vt- belier go in f .r bun 4uDg-with he
Dimocraiic Utvjew.
Chzirmaii. An 10 ilia, I can only fay Judge
Douglas is a mere boy yd, only aboul lorty years
ulJ, ar.d some folks ihinks he beilcrlarr al Jeri
cho till Ids be:ird is grown. There is ooi: mettle
m him: but t. t him wail fifteen or twenty Vtarj
longer and Utcn may be ii will do to begm to talk 4
about nun.
JjtMon Snow. Tliat's correct. 1 move we
puss over the Youn America class,, and take uu
Ihe Old Foies.-
Clutirmuii. Well, what say to oovemor Mar.
c? fOur Dimocraiic brethren will pluasu to cx
lress their minds treely. In ordi-r so inroi.onize
we must know e:i- h oUit-r's oiiimons.
Sargent M D'VDiiing. I've no doubt, Mr
Cliairuun. but vvtral (Juvernoi Marcy is a iood
found nrl ol a'Diti.ocrat, and has done good s-r
vice in the party, but I :hiiik tht pati-h on liif
uoiivs has done ihcjobtbi hint, so he'll ner
pet over it. ll we ui.tlertAe to run hiiu, we
uall g-t lick'J, Uint's al.
Chairman. Weil, how will Mr. Buchanan do?
He', a strong c.nihilirte, an.l lately goi i majoitty
in the Diuwcraiic I onvetnii.n ol Fennylvaiiy in
. spite ol 'Giueral Cass, who did n'tgtt h ill so auuty
vutes as he uiu
JDtaeon S.iow The greatest thing I knowagiu
JJr. Buchanan is, that I've heuid he was once an
old Fderaiist. ll that s the case I should n''.
like to vole lor liiin; anil, moreover-, if there's Hie
4st taint of Fedeiali-m about huu, Mr. Richie
will b surw lu tiht agia hun. tooih -and n iil. bo
tliere would n't be no chance lo elect linn.
Chairman Welt, there s Gineral Ca-5, how
Vf l QONVENTIQN OF'IOWAU-. . :
The AVhigr-.-CTbrivenuunr of tl State of Iowa
hld Ht Jowa City, have BrAaotioousH adopted! the
fallowing p-sMtiojM ; K . ; u 5 . -
" jRet'jJeflTbat Ive-rnost cordiaU apprnre !t
Administration of rrnifnt PiUuioie-Hd:We
itiejfnUBPt eonfiderK-e to the Cleputrve officers of
Ihe.Govfrnmn ; and ) hat t1.' adinloirtratiun f.T
nur. forpigu ;nd Jo!iesttc ttlftirs. deserve "li.s,
; ;!'estadmiratiouaiid rme-t rvppori; and th! '
we hav the'asiorHrtC? t'n!,, urn' sudi a ad,
niinis'i.. ;.m, our iiepublic will Mlay! b jiare""-.
'. llcf.ed. That our warns1 gratriu'J i due
to tnose, tl' whatever pitriv :j "m:im'Pt'
within the iat.two years, tattled for t ? uniuiuf.
tht-se Mates, and that.w now reg.iU the que,
lion ui of! whicji our . ppre!ipnioh of .diauuioa
.arose p now Betded, now ft J -rvex - . ,.-4
v" Rtsolved, i l;ht hs. oiit ntotto hai aiwavs bepu,
an.f wib -yvr .continnem bf phlncipi.es, 50
MlVwe will rordtalli' support the notiiinp yf
the VV'bisr National Cam'vtjrtttdn Jor ihe-Jieii Pre.
I ideni and Vco Prekl(t ot 4te United Sutea. 4 -,
, . .;-U3Sa OP TflU CLAY; MEDAL i
" ,Tb Rptendid Eotdniedal ;- which "was: -teeen'lf
preseftted turtle litt. -Henry-. Claf,Ty a nuirtler
i(ciuae!is iHtrvj oin, 111 lesiniiuiij ui. uivir
mirjittoh for hw unfat puhlie vice appear to
have- been lost wiU in-the care of ilr- Charles
pBiiUer, rho,-in er to MfUHran, to whom
M waa cTwivevufff Wrf UetaMi;.tneeirrurntaHee!t ol
the ,ivs,i.esf$ 'hjs rretf aki.mid ff;fi to j
replace ii at hU Avn jeoalv4J t X"i u a-
A reward of ne httrhire,Oallar oaa omu otv
W Ctir&ti ft. lllM hi..llurir f . ttlrf IHMt i 1 If 'MTU Vj A
aolid golJ.f-nct.Ved in a majive stiver cas and
" .rh'si rtyt it i'e'tp!in;:.tabpn'sa WiJely
p uu e1hrrrr Wf-iiv ootJ hy j j i we-f u "" rry-HWf J
to a apose of t wuhout detection. - I huoanger u
that it may he niehed into ingots.
The medal was entrusted to the care of Miss
Lynch, but at Mr. B itler's inktance and persua
Mon wus placed iu his r.arpet-b.ig. which was ab
stracted while 111 tlio care ot .1 hack, driver
P. S. The carpet lag of Mr. Butler, which
contained the ('lav medal, the bs'traciiou ofvvhirh
in the city -of New Yok, has oen mentioned,
was found on f omhiy broken open and rifled of
itaciuticnls. The oiigin i subscribers have resol
ved to have another meOul struck for Mr. Clay and
declined the lib eral olfer of Mr. Bailer 10 furnish
one at his own expeuse.
-. 'A. PATHETIC FPERCtT
!TM speech, made ui lha lHorida'Teai!ninref'on,
theoecaatu;ir.ot a .member . demhhas'hee 1 tbe
roands, but is riod .enonrh t nrim noain ;, v'
; ! VVlrV.SpVakeCtc:Our-jellow-ciiz',ni yest'e.-.; j
Silaa Higgins,:wTwj was'latelv a'meniber othis ft-
ofancii uiq leK'ure., jtna ne Uieu yesieroay in.
lUe foreO'ion,' He bad Ihu brown.creatures. fhron-
chitw ) ar'icf wai aii unc.jniinoo hidivkibHL.t'Hi
ClKraterwas gKwf op, irutie finer of fcdenib,
h& htf liefer doar-Via ywjce He was ftfi-years Mf
and.w.s"takii";tck beYore e died at his, bOimJ-.
Uttg hquso;, where boa rd can bo had at a dollar
and seventy tiv cent a - 'ek, washin0, z 'd ttirhts
luciuieu, lii i-asa r.otiti ereair-.. and in
the early j-art ot 1-is'l I z father at. 1 ther.
His uncle, limot' 1 i. served ui. r Uen.J
.vVasaitigtunt.who Jeuonaaeri
With several guns-wo-e, -i urst it firing i-- s.
JUV,Mr.,'. JSpeaker,. Geii- rrfl' Washingto.i v j.d
hav trotea for the jari.F i ' 1-13, If h ha i L-en
ulivfs and. h-id1t,y,dt. J ia-time befiirciwud.
Now,' MciSpeaker, such bfius; the charao Vr of
Sum, VV aitJiiuton, f motion that we' were adjourn
ed u'l torruftftow morntuas an embliug 6four reau;
peel for themfmo'ry of S.' Hi2ffin wIm i 'dead
and died o tha :browu-crvaidre Yesterday Via
the Urenooo:V;"; .V' -V
:-;fc9JNEQTioN'Vfiir Norfolk. ;
,, The'iVVeUioii' PatrJoiT mvhV" t T .f
,ljihii our Ineods irt I'otersbo yva ueen
alkhigtait conaecuun at one.potnt.and the
people of NorfoJk and; 'Portsmouth jrtaolriug; aj
pout at another Moor frndi. y rjgjit.W.. rep
DfT uaa actualiv.urourhi the thins ab.uL.A 1 ra
not M connet-.uto,aftrAtbe. uiost ppro veti iy le.l cowsi.-of Affica, ot lyCJti?en
it istriM uullorthatisynft that iIikely 1 ihi$ otgee, poataga paid, -wt!'
10 tut, Terr etut,ana we Hopaftit i'. wiitinantr
4 irfbney y H.--He' t:l 'ctnimepced r -mi : 1 be-
-rthe Jmh As
I enevulent socie
reply front Genii
1 heir anniversary
erday that the !
i me to decline
eociuitou 4 L'.-ooklvti nri'I.
ty-h'ave rect ivid the follow.
ccftli 10 sn" i;,Tilalion lo atlea.
y evenmr .:
VVafiHiNolroir.
GCnttemni it-was ooly -
pressure 4f public -bu'sitiess oL.
the honor of meo itig a numbt 4 Ihsh frieods m
he arriJHchr2elebraiion pr k. Patrick's Hay
in rnilmlelrVliia? I be -you' .r.aceept what I
aa'id'jo't ten ioreotv il !
.rYu''dd'nie but.3U.vtTce i..
lake i 'Uvtfly1 Miteresr inMrel..
Perh ips ilo tnan certainly no
much to Vi'.lor and bloid c
self.- Many of 1! em marched
my cor.j'i.:.;. . ;
nio'e, thou
cot'not one of w
back upon ti, ; v
; it'Tem;:,,
ffarda, yor.i a
1 1 .
1 ,
w,e war rf I
, in the rec
1 was evF
. oy or a IV.
:f.it:iea, V.l
t truly, -
-.- vvi:.
Uoonilr and others.
-.. run Lmbni
: '.; , -V jWashjngton, r
" Th tjext -expedit.ry1of L
Balti nwe m .UJifl Jtiy vf J!
may. desire 16; nnijraip t th
give p immediate fu4ue, and
tangetflents to reach Baltimore
of Aprife-ir .if
5s . Jjeiursior 1 no vtniiea ,01a
tiorse btage coach, and. one or no. two horse'
'havks hy which all who may. desirje it can be
conveyed from one point 10 the other wiib great
laciluy. Hj line wilt he run iu 'tionnection' with
the ihningtun, the iSeab ard and Roauoktt and
the Raleigh and Gaston Uu.il roaJs."
i
opposing me to J
and her sons,
iWfan,owes so
Irishmen as tny
id fought u ider
3 '15 'and many
wa'f wnh Mex-i-twn
to turn his
t warmest re
;ld suott.
U '
"t "
lost Room?,
arch 15, .1852.
wid sail from
Persons who
time will tdoase
I UKiKe iheir ar-
.;the29h.or 30th
Fqoadron on the
? Liberia, sent to
forwarded.
McLAlN.
"thn Society.
" It is known to many, if -out to the Senator .of
Alabama, that I Itave been for more than twenty
years a meuiher of a Christian Church; and lain
K'-rc to say that I am not ashamed to make this
avowal, nor to declare further, that I will not wil
lully disgrace the name f bear fSenatr Rheii-
Interesting news most decidedly interesting
We o)ine. however, that few persons in this coun
try, who have watcheti, Mr llheti's c urse as a
.jH.litician, ever supposed it possibfe tha he could
be, or even profess to be, ah huinbb follower of
' the meek and lowly Jesus!" Bui strange and
inconsis ent as i may appear. Mr Khett himself
decUres, in ftin phu e in the United States Se-mte
tttathu has Uien a me-i.berof a t'hristbn Church
ftr more thnn twenty years j and we are no in-eliu-
d to douhi us trutn.
It will be recollwc ed that last summer, Mr.
llhetl dei lared4n a speech delivered at Charles
ion, thatybr more thin twfnly yean hf had been
trying to break up ihts Uuioii to overthrow this
jjovernmeni ? Now, there is a singular coinci
dence here, in pohit of lime. Ii seems he inut
have joiiied the t hureh just aboul the time lie
commenced his cateer of treason aaiust the gov
ernmeiii; bul winch act had precedence, wliat-l
connection they had with each tner, whether ei
ther r suited from the o her, and ll so a Inch, are
UNITED STATES AND t ENTRAL
AMERICA.
The N. Y. Ex rea,s ,ys that the Secretary of
St teaod the British Minister have entered up-m
arrangeineuts in regard othe Nicaragua Territo
ry, t he oasis of an arrangement has been agreed
to between lie parti. , and the State of t.'osfa Ri
ca admitted as a participator in khe proposed trea
ty. As tbi.-t adjustm nt w.ll materially affect the
rights and interest of Nicaragua, a conditional ie
servatiun is made for her sanction and arquies
ence. The protocol is prepared, and will pro
bly be sigued during the-present or enduing year.
does he stand? Is there any reason why he would
n t run wellf ! interesting qnes'ions that are mvotvi-o in niyste-
lon't rv Whs the a-t of joiiiinjf thai, hutch the cause
Sargent Jeel Downing Mr Chairman I dc
watirto be too niiilicui..r, ana 1 aim naiu 10 ulease; 1 ur ti.e 1
hut Gmeri Cas, I don t think, would run better
than some one o! the oiheis. And, besides, he's
got oQ' the true Dimocraiic plat form, and wouldn't
ttiuio under your rule, lo Jight agin the IVhigs.
For a year or two ago ho anu (J 10 era; Footeand
fioine otliers went off upon a slaol and jinr d Web.
aVer and Clay and got up (he compromise. We
tr-iaWl "MlteUoifc. . nupumicrv
- (harlr;-en a good deal wruliy about it; a id it is n't
r ba 'a little whtie ao 1 see a Dimocraiic paper m
tichinoiid. Virginia, calls em '"the miserable set
wf rtfginuffins b got up the Uuiou party.1' It
.would u'l do to have a candidate ihat the Dunu
,cr.nie papers can ta!k so about. It would n't pio
iluce he rini sort of Ii inn my iu the ranks of the
J)iinocracy. I thnk, Mr. Chainnan, we be ter go
further, it we lure worse.
Chairman. Well, then genileinen, then there's
Gineral Buticr, of Kentucky. He's said to be a
very safe, carelul, sound Dnnocrat , one thai it
will be hard lo pick any iiaws in. W hat say to
htm? :
liillJhnson. Mounting on a bench with two
or three papers in Ins hind.J Mr. Lhairutan
(fiuer.-il Butler i ihe worst c-iodidate in the woole
lot. Uinerally speaking, he is n't nowiice ; and
wIipu you do h.ippen to tin J him he is n'l 111 the
right place. You remember, sir, at our !a-u nicet
iiii; 1 described in inv speech' the Butler bait as
being ali nicely roiled in m-al and rubbed ovei
Willi a little Van 13uren Oil. Well, sir, Miice
theti ilie tne.il lias been shook off; llie Vm Ba.
ren od could n't m.ik -it -.;ick. It's all shook off.
and shows nothing but a black slavery cat. A
few weeks ago Mr. Cato!l, ol Florida, in Con
gress, ca I en Cn.er:il Butler 11 " mi.m canoida e."
Th .1 Ktraiieued linn out, ;:tid showed his color.
rjjvil? Did ! e join the Cluucb
in the
hone, and with the view, that under its sacred
cloak, he might, wi'.u more certainty, succeed it
his schettii' lor the over lirowof the governmen:?
Or w,4S ihe act of joining the t.burch the result 01
a troubled conscience, - that would not res ,'
ciiusmir h in to set-k refuse in the cons lations ol
the Church? The latter is the more uhantabte
conclusion; but even iu this aiowb Mfmlnds as of
the notoriously woildly nil tiled professor, woo
was in the habt of luriuiii hw citile into hi.
netg!ib.r s clover field for a hail, ' and while
ilieaiimi Is were enag- d in fi ling ihetr bellie.-,
the ennitcientious urolessor Wnu d retire iut' a
corner of the field, and there devoutly pray th I
all hif sin.' iii ghi e forgiven, and particularly
thai sin whicli hz was Hun engaged in commit
tmg I
t ar be it from us to treat with levity sacred
thing"; but really when a man like Air Rli- 1
who ha-i been for more than twen y years' try
ing to destroy the m ul. si, treeest mid best govern
NEW HAM PS IRE.
We find iu ihe Union f Sund -y a letter from
New Hampshire, w Inch claims the reXent Demo
cratic triumph as a victory of the Compromise
and (he Union There is an article to the same
effec copied Iroiti the Boston Pusl.
It is al eged that the Wwa atid ABOLlTtoNl-Ts
w. re cooperating, or iu xo luion, ' in New
Hampshire. If this were the ru.e, we cannot bul
r ioii e that the Democracy mccreded
D tuocrais of M is.icliusetts nited with the Abo
il ion is s to elect an Abolition Senator, the coali
tion was condemned by the V hio press as un
priuripled and rorrupu A v big c.ition Wl'vh
Abolitionists in New H aupshue ti elect an A'10
liiiou Senator muM be no less unnrnc pled and cor
rupt, if it existed. Tliat il was not to any c'onsideri-
lo extent encouraged or countenanced hy the
leading Vm94 of ihe Sia e is demonstated by the
recent adtliess ol the VV hig Central Conimiitee,
which HH-umed the highest nxiiomil grouud, and
contemplated no triumph of factious.
Republic.
PttTsiCAt, Besefjt orTH,AaiA.rH--The
Sabbath is God's special prjrseni v tile wo 1 king
man, and one of its chief objects is la vrolong nis
lite, and preserve rtbcien Ins working lone. In
the vital system it hct like a compensation pondj
11 replenishes the sprints, ihe elasticity, and vK-
or, which the lal six drys have drained away,
and supplies the force Winch is to fill six days
succeeding; and in the economy of existence, it
answers the same purpose as, in the economy ot
income, is answered cy a savin?' Da nit. ihe
fmgal man w ho puis away a pound to-day and
another pound next month, and who in a qUtet
way is putting by his staged pound from time to
l me, when he grows old and fr ul, g-ts not only
the same, pound bick again, nut a good many
pounds beside.. And the conscientious man, whir
hubands one day or eXisiencevery week who,
instead of allowing the Sabbath to be tramp.'ed
and torn in the hurry and scramble of life, treas
ures it devoutly up-iiie Lord of the Sabbath
keeps it for him, and tn the lengtu of days the bile
old age gives it back with Usury. The savings'
bank of human existence is the w ekly Sabbath.
JVo' th British Review.
THIRTY-SECOND, GONpRESS.
WAsmifOTos March 19, 1852.
:M ; ; SENATE, iu-' ..
The -atvention of th Senate, this morning, was
occupied with a speech from Mr. Cass, in reply to
ihe letter of Mr. Davis in the Union which charges
him with attempting to deceive he South in his fa
m us Nicholstm letter. After be had gotten
through, the private Calendar was taken up.
rhe - House was occupied with the private
Calendar,
CAPTURE OF CARVAJAL.
New Or leaks, March 18.
News is just at hand that Carvaia! has been
captured by Geu. Hardy, and brought a prisoner
to Urownsvtlte.
MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
St. Louis, March 16 Kossuth will leave here
in the steamer, Alex. Scott, for New Orleans.
The sales of Hungarian -bonds only amount to
$700.
There is no surer tnaik m tue absence of the
highest moral 'and intellectual qualifies, than a
cold reception of excellence. 3. Bailey.
Dogmatism may be c lied puppyism full grown.
DougUu Jerrolii.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-'
i fypftfwfyfo ? v4 'tim')
Arrival of the PapfiStale of the English
Markehr-i'Proceedings in Congress.
Washington. March 23. X852.
The Steamer Pacific has arrived. CoU
ton had slightly declined the Market being-;
depressed' Floar bad declined 6d. to 1?,
Corn steady. , Nothing doing in rosia. Tur-
peQtine, light. Tar, lis. 6d. ,
- . V
In the House, ba yesterday, Mr. Houston
spoke an hour againitlhe Adrhinutration, al
leging that jt had gone beyond the appropri
ations. Marshall, of Kentuky, also spoke to
the sarne purport. Mr. Brooks, of New York,
defended the Administration.
In the Senate, Mr Soule made along
Pro-nierveRtiou Speech.
SPRn'G.SVPPLT.
a impi.riers; and am prepared It furnUl nv sr
tide in my line ot the best quality. such priJl
aa upon 8Uch term as must give satisfaction.
My old cUfttmers and lhoA whn k... .
I 1 . . ... iht, tvvrr
oeaii wuh me, are invited to send me their orders.
F. r. FESCUD.
March 22.
FOa THI REOTSTEIt.
TO THE FARMERS OF WAKE.
Pursuant to a resolution of the Wake County Ag
ricultural Society, notice is hereby given that the said
-"ociety will meet in the t'ity of Kaleigh on the 29th
of VI arch instant, (being the Mouday of Wake Su
perior Court.) at 11 o'clock. The Secretary is direc
ted by the Society "earn-stly to solicit tha qttea lance
and c -operati m of our fellow citizens generally, from.
It it lopl triaTri'vto'.oavrpro
as members will be present to participate o tne tre j
veeuiugs, ana mat many omc 8 win atusna ana join
th Socie'y. Let every one who can, come in eariy,
ana arrange Ins bu. meaaso as to be prepared jo de
vote thu greater portion of the dav to the meetiHs. ?
It will be an important nud interesting iiccasion.
The foilowmj will bethe order of proceedings:
1st, An Address will be delivered by Alfheus
Josks, Esq. Tim community at large are invited to
attend.
2nd- New members will be received.
3rd. Constitution and By-Laws will be submitted
fradopion,
4th. Officers will b. elected
W. W. WHITAKER, Sec'y
March 2 2nd, 1 802.
City pipers friendly to the cause respectfully re
quested to publish.
&ook:Here.
TH E Sqbsctiber naa recited ihe following good
Goods at hli Store, immediaiety uorth of ihe
Presbyterian Church, to which Be would call th at
tention of families.
A splendid tot of Sugar and Coffee, a few bag of
Buckwheat Flour, a splendid lot of Cheese, fresh
Lemgis, and Raisins in whole, half and quarter box
es, preserved Ginger in jars Prunes, do; Almonds,
Palmnuts, English Walnuts, Figs, &c
Also, a Superior lot of Scotch S.VUFF, in bales
and bldder.;an excellent article of Tallow candles,
wholesale and retail; Scotch Herriqg9,iq boxes! the
best Chewing I otweco u-jiciI Instrument.
is HhikH'- a.nl nii.o. ki;..x..i o..:.--.
is-im urii,ig
PAINTS, PAINTS.
L.nrht. and
Slit IlllJ D ir. l.... . ..1 n....
n t I'e"d, An,wi P"iem Dryer, Veni
Rd' . Simwh Brown. Yellow Ochre, J,,b
Black,, LHU-rgs. Red L0,d, Obro Mreen.
Chrjme YelOWl Vermillion, sy PaJ;
large supply 0f V.,rUUhe3, OHs, PaiVt b'ss,
and graining Tools now iu 8l0red rr L. '
P -P PBSCUD.
24
CFIUST ItECEIVED.FIVE FIRKTNSOJBKST
GOSHEN BETTER. ' "
JOs Ii.
March 23, 18"2.
G, ROULHAC.
tf U
BRILLIANT LOTTERY
FOR APRIL, 1852.
CiRGOIlV & TlACItV, Iflauajreri
(Successors to J. W. Maury & Co,
$34,5001
Alsa. feerf varteiy of TO YS for ehadatwaTs
VII UKfiV "
PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WRFKLT FOR TBI RG1STSR.
ISaleigii.
STAND BY YOUR PRESSES.
Under this sensible caption the Raleieb Stand.,
ard Mchorjs ii partf to rally to the xupportot the
papers advocaljog its side of Ihe questions of the
day. Let us learn front the enemy. lftheDein.
ocrats can stretch tlmir con-eiences so lar as lo
support their paper, much more ought the Whigs
to wine up to the aid of ihetr conservative sheets.
1 fKrwre m complltrfy.'-aya the Mandard.
but wf speak f r the cause, feuner your Isjpih
ful naoers 10 Uosuisb, brother Democrats, under
an inadequate uatnaige, and let ihe Whigs at
the same' lime sustain theirs and inprease them.
and you will see the result, pel naps, wiien it is
too lavl. Stand b your papers, and especially
wntr Uql ones " If the Whigs are good bee ttiey
can suck honey liom this blossom. If the V desire
to deieat the Democrats, lei ihem sustain the
oawers and especially Ineir local onea. VVithoui
this aid iley ran look fof npthuig Irorn their pa
peis. Wadetboro" Argues
and
one of his iri nds in the House re.id a letter
inent on e.trih; who has been Lboriuz to excite
brother to raise ni hand a aiust broitter.and drench
ilit? 1. 1 nd wilti fraternal blood: who .oes into the
t.ouucii Chamb-r ot m c u itiy. ,ind there takes
solemn oath before his Gop, o support, namtain
and defend the Cons Hunou of the United St.. tea
heContitdtioi: ot mat very government wl)tch
lie declaies a Irrtud a cuise, nd winch he is la
b ring by all the mean in his power ti subvert
and over' how when, we sav.we .-ee such a man
attempting to slsejter him-elf, not only from 1 er
!.ona: responsii.iliv. but from the tiiundeis of ;pu
lar inuigtiaiioii and the burning hies ot puot c
scorrt. njr liking relume under the wings of THE
I'uurch, We (et-l it our duty to drive htm oui
ff'-m tiia hiiliftz plarp, and expose linn to the gaze
of tlje world. M.bde(Ala.) AJvetliser.
The Plague. It is stated that much appre
hension is tel in New Orlens of he appro ich of
a new disease wh-ch is called ihe plague, and U
now.said to be prevailing in iu- ol'the VV'ei-t In
W hen Hie fd'a islands. A dUeae called bv the am name
has made its appearance in some parts of thp
West It is said to be like the cholera, but nTT"
fat .l. Whether it -i the saw disease as. tvat
which goes by the name of plague m the Eisi
is not stated. ' '
The Boston Medical Journal alludes to the sub-
jec as follows:
"It is very certain, from the accounts received
both here and in England, that the true plague
h been intnduced into .Madeira, and the work
ofdeath ha- been reallv aDoalling-. The nuestion
has frequently b-en agitited, will that dreadful
disease er reach his continent? There is rea
on 10 ueueve ii wi me won :er-is wny it ins
not been already. Qur commercial intercourse
is extensive wh various par 3 of Africa and the
AsiHtic shore p the JediUrp'i'ean, where thi-
gr-at scurge is qever dead r d ym , but simple
reposing irotrj one period to another, like a f -
turned giant, to gainer a'rength f x a renewal of
slaughter. Should it come, it mav be hooeJ there
willtje found more siiena -. ami a sironzvr barri
er qf qteJical skill, to niett and disarm it ol its
terrors,; tha" haVpeeli tj0ii$$, iri'Vriipi-al cTP
maies. or in ttie Dlthy, scour o inviting regions ot
Mosjein lurkey Piague apkcrtaius 10 th Ar
abs in rliis aire, and where theame condition of
things extsts as char.icte tzeniheir modes of life.
their social condition, and the absence of all com
moil sense efforts to avert or arrest it, will have
nn atiifliM.v tiifkilwili!
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Bucou Hums,
Sides & Shoulders
Corn
Meal
Flour.
Feathers .
Hidas, green
" dry
Oats
Whs&t
Fodder
Butter
crsJ
11
11
90 a 95
95 a SI
4J a 5
35
4
6 a 10
80
85 a90
95a 1,00
20
MERCHANDIZE .
Salt.Liver'l.sack 260
do Blown 2 40
jCoffee, Rio, pd 12J
' Laguira 14
" Java 20
Sugar, 8 to 12
Molasses, gal 35 to 40
Iron. Swedes pd 0
do extra sizes 7
English do 5
Whiskey, g:il 33 to 40
Brandy, gal BQ
CANDY MANUFAUTUKEi
Th Subscriber having SO yesrs experience, flat
tery himself that te can please the most fastidious
tate. and wid make to order, and keep always on
hand, a variety of OANDIErt, Medicated, jkc, at
wholesale aod retail.
The undersinged tenders his sincere thanks to his
frieud sund customers, for their liberal patrouiige
bestowed on him since his commencement in busi
ness in ihi Oily, and hoj.es by prompt attention,
to retain their coofi leuce, and to secure a coniinu"
ance of their custom,
WH. J. GRIFFICE.
March 23 1S52. 24
N. B Having had the misfortune 10 lose my
account books by the late fire, I am uuable to make
out how much each customer owes me. I respect
fully request all those who are in lebted to- tne to I
call and pay what they think is right, and 1 will
bepeifectly satisfied.
W. J. GPvIFFICE.
$14,090 !
K-4ST
$ I 0,000. !
For tfci ' beiveh ofhe
JIASSITr, FOR ltJ2r
To be drawn at Cayingtoiti Ky, on Saturday .the -3d
of Api iL 832. (fHi
0 ' . '
78 Number Lottery 14 Drawn Ballots. 1
" SPLEN.DID SCHEME."
do
do
do
da
do
do
30 Prizes of
SO do
40 do
$34,500
H.00Q
10,009
im
4,000
3,000
1,000
500
SU0
PAYJUTTEVHiLE.
coo.NTay produce. cents-
Cotton, lbs 7 a 7
Corn, bushel, 80 a 65
Flour, bbl SlJto S
Feathers, lb 30
Hides, green, lb 4
do dry 6 to 10
Tobacco. manufd.SOro 40
Wool, lb 19 2Q
F'lyetttville Manufactures.
Cotton yarn, pound IS
a brown sut'a. yd. 6
7-8 do
do
jOsnaburgs, yard 10
j MERCHANDISE. CENTS.
Bule rope, pd. 9 to 10 "
Bagging, hvy, yd 15 to 20
do light 13 to 15
Lime bbl 175 to 150
fijui'ls, keg, pd
qil, lamp, gal
do tanner's
White lead, keg,
4t
STtoUp
sbtfl 1750
Strayed or Stolen.
ROM the Subscriber on the 3d of Mirch last,
a KOiii norse, o leet J or 4 inenes high, &
ytrnrs old this Spring tils sight is not good, as
he is nearly blind ; black mug and tail, the hair
rubbed off of h'u b dy some by traf)s. He, was
raised I? or 14 ni'tlrs North West ot Raleigh. A
liberal Reward wilt bo paid for his recovery t as
also for the Thief, if he has teen stolen '
, ALFRED M. HAYWQOD.
March 23rd 1352, 84 tf
P. 3 ADy information ia regard to said Horse
can be direced to the Post Office, Raleigh.
Cash For Old Copper.
rsriHE highest price will be pain by th Raleigh t
M. Gibio'n Rail Koud Company for old t Copper
Apply to tne subscriber at the Work Shop of the
Company. ,'
ALBERT JOHNSON.
MrcS 22nd, IS.Vf. ' tf 24
from linn that showed he eat the wj lc h-g 111 fa
vor of the ' lagn.ufhiis' ii inpiou.is.e.' !Sir, 1 hold
that letter in my hand, and in il Ginpr! But er
preaches abuut ihe co nuroinise like a Methodist
minister. He says ; " It is as though a great na
tional ahar had been erected in our midst 011 wniclu
every lover ot our common country is invited to
ly his offering of peace, and lo offer up Ins pray..
erf for the perpetuity of the Union aitd the conn n
anceofthe ineaimiable blessinge which we en
joy under its protection." Sir, thai language
show?, that he is n't fit tor P esiijfnt ; it's enough
to turn the whole Dimocracy agin hun. The
great Dimocraiic paper iu New York, ihe Eve
cing Post, that was in iavor ol iiim awhile go,
now says : " We cannot congratulate him on tne
skill wuh whicli he is playing his game lor tue
Presidency."
. And, sir, I have in my hand ihe Dimocratjc Re
view, the great organ of our party; and thashowa
Gineral Butler in his true colors. i says be ia
n't nothing nor nobody ; nothing but a mere
beaten horse." jilt aats th country miht be lost
' before QmefaiBuiler cou lu set mo idea in 'o his
head, or Word out of it." The Review says
. r roni his almost total litelessness 111 public af
fairs, it was denied at ihe' last Presidential elec
lion, even in his own neighborhood, tliai he was
a Dtuiocrat at all. Am General But
ler went to the polls in 1848 and voted lor him
elf to prove his own Democracy." Q& thu
whole, the Review says; We declare him made
up of feeble negatives." Mr. Chairman, 1 move
we skip over Gmeral Butler, and take up the
next candidate.
JOHNSON AT THE TEA-TABLE.
'At the tea-table," says Mr Cumberland, "John
son had considerable demands upon his favorite
beverage, and I remenber wiien Sirjosiiua Rey
nolds, at my house, reminded hini ' that he had
drauk eleven cups, tie replied, 'Sir, 1 did not couni
your glasses ol wine; why should you number
aiy cups of teat' And then la ughtflg,in perfect
good humor, be added, Sir, should have released
the lady from any further .trou.ble, it it bad not
been for your remarks; but you ha ve reminded me
that 1 want one of adojteii, and J must request
Mrs. Cumberland to round up my number.' VV hen
be saw the readiness and complacency wi Ii which
my wife cbeyedhis call.be turnetl'a kind and cheerr
ful look upouher, and said,' Wadatn, I must lelj j
ni f,r ....... ... ,. - ' ' i J A
juui wiuiuii, you nave escapeu mupq
better tlian a certain ldy did a whiip ago, pppn
Wliose pa ience I intruded greatly inqre thao 'J
have ou yours; but the lady asked me for no other
purpose than 10 make a ?any i f me, and set me
jabbing to a parcel of people I know nothing of;
so, Madam, 1 had my revenge of her, for 1 swal
toweJ five and-iwenty cups pf tjje tia,and did not
'tai her with as many words" ' ;
Prom the N. Y. Express."
The 'Tribune" reyires the stoy that Henry
Cl.iy has said he would rather see Gen Cass
President 1 han any man licing. We believe it
be totally uutotititted in truth. We. have seen
Mr. CUy's piefereuces expressed, and that very
recently, and yery parnostiy and decidedly, for
. tie of the distinguished V hi. a w'nose 'name is
now promineu before the country. 'I he Tribune,
it is 1 rue. gives u edif. to l)ie New Orleans Courier,
a Loco Pocu. paper, whiwh gives credit to Mr Ba
con, and Mr. B'Con gives credit to Ex Senator
Foote. and in this round about way the story is
reitaraded before tlioTountry to the injury tl Mi.
Clay, alter having been once very prmi;nen ly
denied. Mr. 1 fay ha pronably expressed hi
preference for Mr. CafS over any other Democrat,
and ou' of this lias grow n this mountain.
Since Writing the aboveWe have been permit
ted by Mr. Cly to copy me following from a pri
vate ietler of l))s, anJ addressed m one of his friends
m this ci y. A mojre complete denial lo al) tnal
has been said to the contrary could not possibly
be given.,
s "You rightly unders ood me in ex
pressing a preference lor Mr. Fiilmoreas the V lug
candidate lor die Presidency. Tins 1 did before i
lell home, and have frequently here in private h
. 1 i...
ercourse. since my arrival at, v. asuingiou. 4
care not how generally the fact may tie generally
known, but I should not deem it right to publish
at.y toruial avowal of that preference under my
own signature ia ihe hewspape s. Such a course
would subject me to the iuipuUtton ot supposing
that my opinions possessed more weight With the
public, than I apprehend tney do. 1 h founda
tion of my prelerence is, thai Mr. Fil'more has
adminiBiered'ihe Executive Goyernuiein with stg
nat success and ability. He lms been tried and
loiirjd true, faitbl'ul, honest and Conscientious.
wir) 10 say iiolhing iu d ronate P Irom his euii
nent competitors. They baye b"lh rendered great
seiy.ee to thpir coiui ry ilie one jji , he field, the
0 her in the cabinet. They might possibly ad.
minister ihegoverrjmeni as well a Air, Fillmore
has done. Rp : then . neither, of ihem tup beeu
tiied. He has been tried in the elevated position
lie now holds, and I think Uiat pruduce a'ffd wis
dom had better restrain us (torn making any change
wiihoat;a'necessity for it tliee'xifctence of which
1 do not perceive.
v 1 am truly your Mend,
t 1 and obedient servant,
; --' ; - ' H.CLAY.
attempt
his head
cpy of
ibis cast has arrived m Paris, and been placed in
the Museum pf Anatomy, in thepollccttoti of heeds
After thp executipn pf MBO 'or ,ne
to assassinate the Q.ueenp Spa p,a cast o
was taken bv Dr. IJifilER of Madrid. A
O We find in the J mrnal of Monday last 1
communication from D. K. McKaC, Eu., re la
tive to the rom.it fcs in our last upon the speech de-
hver-'d by thai gentlena 1 at th" nietmg recently
held to devise mean for he improvement of the
B-trs and rivers. Mr. McRae vet y roperly arqiina
M ot an intention to misrepresent him, but declares
iat he is iiiisrepresen ed As an act ot justice
and 10 uive his remarks the fame circulation a
our own, we append the following extract:
What I did say was this, mat 11 Was now
ascertained that the public lands in the several n w
Statts could not much longer remain ihe common
1 . 1. . . ur
property anu a source 01 reveuu'; mai me west
has the power, and a Very short liui would wit
ness a disposal of all die pub ic lauds iu their lim
i s to Uieir oenent ; ma; 11 was proper uiai uie old
states who ceded muih of this land, should have
some equivalent ; and while I had not dehbera td
upon, nor evt u adopted it myself, 1 would throw
out for the reflection of the meeting, a plan if
compromise, winch presented itset) to my mind ;
and tins was, to give the lauds to the S a tea in
which they lie (of course not touchmglhe terri
torial possessions) having a gua anlee iu ihe
grant against a future tariff for f-roieciion ; against
any ful ure slavery agnation, (and a union Willi
the ' v e.-t' would guarantee this.) and a a lur.
ther equivalent, ample appropriations by Congress
t the other States ol sumc eut sums lor woiks of j
Improvement strictlt Cohstitutiomal. 1 s a- j
ted that mo ne suuu couipromise ought le justiti -d
by ihe necessity ot the case, as was the "Missou- :
ri compromise,' the Oregon comprumise,' and
the Iie "adjustment" cumriauise, and thai the
suggestion commended itstll alike to both of the
pantos."
Opon this we have but little to remark. We
did not my that Mr. Mi Kae endorsed Mr. Clay's
bill I01 tiio distribution of the proceeds of ihe
public lands amoug ihe "Siatis,nntl. did we
understand his position as. now defined iD the
above remarks. We venture to assert that ma
ny 01 ton., who were at the meeting entertain a
like opinion with our 0 11. However, even as
ihe matter standi, d the Coipptuiiuse suggested
by Mr. McRe shoaid receive ihe sanction of Con--gress,
i woulu ue a great advance 90 the former
puicy of ihe party of which he is a meiqbef. We
agree with hui). thai ppon iiu question of irnprp
vmg the bars and HaroQra of our neglected State,
men ot all parties should unite ; and we certarnly
huye po desire to tnjgreany ludivioual, wao, iq a
cause of so much Unefji to North Carolina, should
rise superior to. the beie)jts of party.
Wcldon Herald.
WILEY'S. EQRTH. CAROLINA REAPER.
The 0111 mon &choo CpmtuiUee for the coun
ty ot Beaufort have, we are glad to see, recoin
mended Vy'iley's Norih CarQlina ijeader to ajl
parents and Qther persons io send to jfcliojil
iheir ci'dru surgciea ly far advanced, to read
therein. They say, liai being a beautiful apd
an interestnig abridgment ot the history of the
Stale,-from her earpest e-f.uieuce u ti)p present
day, ihe, reader will furuish the rj-ing genera
tion with just, bit k.iud of Juipwleilga.so much
needed,, o induce amongst her chiklien ..a due
and las.ing alUchment iq teir .home." ,
Goldsboro Telegraph
, Hosoks or War. Near St. Sevier (in France)
there lives an old soldier with a lea. a la Un
arm, a glass eye,- a complete : set of fatso teeth.
silver nose covered with a substance resembling
flesh, and a silver piate replacing part of his skull
He was under Napojcou eud these are bis tro
phies. - .
A Frehchman, resident in London, recently
conceived an entirely new style of self destruc
ion. He hrst bouviii an ;g in the market-, ex
traded it- cooteu s (ny uctiii"-J, and filled the
he"l wiii about tkree ounces of aunpowder
Then going iulo a very crowamJ Ihorougtifare
we presume, to give tclat to his enterprise he
placed the infernal inacuiue in his m uth, and
"touched ii off wuh a 111 m h. Instead, hewever,
of b owing hi- head lo atoms, ihe powder, win"
igniied. men ly poured forth a stream ol fire and
Kiiinke from the a per ure in 1 he shell, but uituoui
d'ling nnv serious harm o the man. The aston
tshtnent of trie passer -i by at tieliolding a human
month suddenly become ihe crater of an active
volcano, in iy be mummed Tne disappointed
man was taken into custody by the police, and
conveyed to t tie hospital.
'Ms Death they web;: mot Divided." On
Sunday i.fiernoou last, a Mis McEweu, residing
on the Nor h Branch, went to ihe river for a pail
of water, accompanied by her little sou, a lad some
six ears of ae. The fiiilo fellow, it .-eetns, iin
gened on Uie river side, playing with a pet dog,
when it run out ujton ihe ice, followed by its young
m.oster. The ice was in-ufScient to bear his
weight, and be broke through. His mother hear,
uig lusscieams rushed into ihe water a liuiated by
no thought except to save her child. She reached
liiin, grasped him. bat lietore assistance came. Ihe
mother and boy. locked in each other's arms, were
beyond tnesweilinjr waters of ihe dark liver that
flows between the Wo worlds Cnicago Jourqal
Petersburg Markets.
Reported expressly for the Intelligencer.
, .... .., JSATSaAaf, .Marcb.?uib, J 852. .
TOBvnCO The animation noticed in our last
report still continues, and whilst there is no mateM
al change in prices, we think there is more confi
deuce dui v uianilested tn the article hy our dea ers.
COT TON iuce the receipt of the steamer's news
large sales have taken place at 7a7-. The latter
being the highrst price paid' for any description-
VV H K A r Declining. Sales of Red at 80a90c ;
White 9.)a9.':c '
FLuTJit Ve hsar of no transactions Quote
nominal y at 4 1 2a4 5 8.
O -N mall lo-s prime bread Corn readily
brings 6 a vv. see cargoes offering at 62 Jc, on
shori thOrt, bu hear of no sales at that rate
PE v But few offering, -ales of old crop Cow
Pea at 62 1-2 n5c, BlaCk-eye 80c.
BEAS scarce and wanted, at 12 5a 150c "per
bus
BACON -Advancing. Va. (hog round) 10 1 2c;
Western sides lDatOJc ; do. shoulders 9.i9 l-4c,- Jowls
7 l-2c ; hams 10 T galofc
L VRD Improving Va. (in kegs) lOalOfc.
Western, (in I0c;do kegs 10 I -2c.
LIMK N.i c iange Camden $L12S. Thomaston
Sl,. Washington ?Hapl I
PL ASTER Stone per ton of SOOOlbs. $41, ground
per tierce of & 0 lhs. ai I 5.
GUA0 -Peruvian, 46a47 per ton of 21)00
ll.8.
HAY alsat 95c p?r 1001b.
BAt'E and Muslin Undersleevei, Chemizetts,
Black Sillt Lace, Ir.fant Bodies. Dotted --wiss
Muslin, vVhite Corded Ikf ushn for B jnneu, Fancy
and Jenny Lind Skirling.
EVANS 4 COOKE.
March 21 24
1 A LL sorts of Goad for Ueulh-meu'a wear
yuiionadea, Qiack and ranry Cravats lor geutie
men. Vesting, ifc - ,
EVANS r COOKS.
MarchSJ.. 24
OBIVSON' SHOES, b-ist quality; also
common Slippers for Ladies.
! EV.vNS 'it COOKE.
Maicl) 23. ' 24
HI
.01
nd Shoes, ( diles Boots, beautiful quality.)
March 23 24
In Halifax rouiiiy, ou thr- 1st inst., Mr. Iviza
rna Lewis, aged 88 years. He was a Revolution,
ary Soldier. ;
Tales for
1 e People
Cltii'e.
and tbeir
UT" Parso 1 Green is stilt in ihe habit sometimes
of drawing upon a barret ol sermons bequeathed
hull by his lather, who was also a minister. Up
on one occasion he got hold oi a sermon by mis
tuke which tn old uemlemeu had unce preached
to Ihe Stale Prison coiivit-is. Ii opened well, and
the congregation were becoming deeply interested
when ail al once the Parson surprised them with
the pilprmation that " had it not been. for the clj.
mency of the Governor, every' bne of ihem w uld
have been hung a long linn ago !
i . rveuoriJeu;s.
VVHAUESorr TifE Bab. On last Friday whife
the Pilot Boats Pet and Dehm were cruising off
ihe bar, tht-y perceived four large whales playing
a hoot. Tliey remained in the vicinity of 1 he bar
tola number of hours, when one of tne Pilots tired
a fiiuskei leaded with large shot at the larjfest,
wouudinjj-him severely. He retreated rapidly af
ter' bemg l)ot, bellowing very lou 1, evidently from
the pain caused by the sho . Saraiinali JVews.
The Blackisg Thade. Since ibe liquor law
went into force in Ma. ne. great quantities of out
trHSy labeled "Day ii. Martin's B!a-:kuig," have
been imported into that State, and yei it is not ob
served that Ihe boots are cleaner than before.
England is said sometimes to have the con
stitution of a hgr-e, but 11 would seem thai France
is just now ihieaiened with the coust.luiion of an
as P-unch.
ET Th.e big jnpetiiig bun njght nominated
Jidin. Kerr for Govproor, qd apjjojoiqd QvJ delc-
gtes to . ttie State: and district rouyen:io is.
Ptoceedmgs next we k.N - Whig, I7lh,.
' ; . . : ', ; :" -;
.fMassa says you njust sartmpay de bill to-day,"
said a uegro to a New Or eaws shop keeper '
I Why be is u afraid Tta going to run away, fisljef
was the reply. ' ' ' ". "J'', '.'
j Not'e'aacilj dat but look .nee, said the darkey,
dyly and my-teiiously,"lies gwoin to ran sway be
scji ana uartor waq.s imwi-
$eversl rnercbsuits at Sfan Fraiwieco have recently
subscribed 1,000 to Uie Wellington. National Mon-uroenr.
LICE Franklin, by Maty Howitt.
eJloB I'be Oof i on Uoy, by Harriet Martjueau,
Dangers ofDming Ou , by Mrs Ellis,
Hoim-stic Tal' s by Hannah More, 2 vols.
Early Friendship, by Mr Copley,
The Farmer's D tiijhter, by Mrs. Cameron,
First Impressiuus ny Mrs. Ellis.
Hoj-eOn, Hpe 'Ever, by M iry Howitt,
Little Coin", Much Care. do
L nrfcinx Glass lor the Mind.rmnv Plates,
Lots and Money, by Mary Hoiwutr
Minister's Kamily, Ly Mrs Ellis,
My pn Story, by Mary Howitt,
Vly Uncle, the Ciockmaker, by do
No ense Like Common Sence. by do
Peasaut aud rhe Prtuce, by H. M irtineau,
Poplar Grovel Mrs. Copley,
S moervitle SHaU, by Mrs. Ellis,
Sowing aud Ueaping, by Marji Howitt,
strive aud Thrive, do
The fw. rVppretpices, do
Tired of Hijusek.eepn, by T. S. Anhhr.
fhe Twin States, ty MiS.San.dham,
Which ia the; Wiserl by Mary Howitt,
Wb. Shall Be Greatest i
Work and VVages,
Clacef a.idjCnarj es, hy Tharjes IJurdelL T
Goldmakers' Vil age, by H.Zchokke,
Nev r To.. Late, by Charles Burdet,
Ocean WorK, A. cientand Moderii,by J. H. Wright
torv of a Genius,
' For Sale by
H. D TURN El,
N, C. Bookstore.
Raleigh, March 1852- 24
jOkRVlS CORN STARCH is now extensively
0 U used and held is high ethuatKn for the pre
riitfu of Puddnms. Blan e Maage, Ice Cream,
Pies, Custards. Cake, aud Diet for invalids. Jus
a yery healthful and uututious article of d et, and
gives general saiiswcnou
A supply just received and fof sa le by
VV,i P. F. PESCUD.
- March 23, 1853 H f
Stale of Worth Carolina, Nash Cltn
ty Court of Pleas and Q.u after Sessiou, Feb
ruary Session, 1852,
Lewi ll n Arringtou, vs. VVilliam H. Battle. Wil
liams & ArriugtOL, vs same Willi .ms Sr Ar
riulou, vs. same. Thos. W. Wrjght, Adm'r.
Joel Rosier, ys. same Thus. W. .Wright, vs.
same.
In these cases it appearing tq the ('eurt, that the
d-feiidaiit. William H. Battle, resides beyou I the
li.nits of'tt is State, atd levies) h iving been ni ide On
uis Ian is lying i u N ih Cqnuty, being hi in eri3st
iu ti e Unda, inherited by him from his father Fred
erick Battle: It is hereby ordered ly ike Court,
tlial the defendant be no-ifid of jj.ud levie, by ad
vertisemeHt in the Raleigh Register fer six weekf;
ud that unless he appear and, shew caue t tW
pautrarv. Execution and Sile on said Lands to satis
fy the piai uttfFs debts will issue
Witwst, Grnu in W. Ward, Clerk of the Court
of Pleas a d Quarter Sessions pf the County of
Nasti, at Q3ipe, 2od Alouday orFubrunry, 1852.
O. v. WARD, c. t; C.
March 23, 1832. Pr.Av.$5 62 23 w6w
Ac. Src.
Tickets 10 Halves f5 ausrrers $3.60.
C ertificates of packages ol 26 Whole tikets$130 QO
Do do Half do S 00
Do. do. of 25 daarter do 32 50
Orders for Tickets and. Shares and Certificates 0
Packages iu the above Splendid Lotteries will re
ceive the most prompt attention, and an official se
count ol each drawing seat" immediately after it if
over to all who order from tne
Address E. E. O'BRIEN. Agent,
, Successor o J. & C. Maury ,
i Jil xandria, Virginia.
' : ' '
By Jjti Excellency Daviu S. Rsm, Governor of
the Stute of North Carolina. , .'
w bkrkas, ibiee-piths of tne whole number pf
members ot each Houce of the Genera' Aembly
did at f!e last ses-ion pass the f-.liowing Act:
AN ACT to amend the Constitution ot North
Caroijna. . ,
WiisaEAS. The freehold-qualiCcat'mn now re
quired for the electors fur member ol the Senate
conflicts with ihe fundamental principles of liberty ; .
Therefore, '
Mac- 1. J?ir enacted ty the General AstemUf.
if the State oftforth Carolina, and it is Hereby enacted
by the authority of thre jai3,enree fifths of Ibe whole
number ol members ufeach Ioqse concurring, that
ihe aecond clause of tnird section of fhe rst Article
of the amended C-'hsiitntidn, ratified by the peopl
of North Carolina ou the second Monday of Novem
tbefi A:Utrt83,be fffrltadefj' otntmrTt"
words "posiesed of a ireehold within the ssme die.
trictof jCity acres uf land for sit months next Defers,
and at the day of ilectiou" so that the said clause
of s.nd sect on shall read asfolluws: All free white
men of the age ol twen y ione years (except si is
hereinaf'er declared) who have been inhabitants of
any one district within the State twelve moptis irru
mediately preceding the day of apy election end
Shall have paid public taxes, shall be entitled to
vote lor a member. f ihe Se late.
Skc 2. Be it further enacted, That the Governor
of the State be, mid he i hereby directed, to i-iie
bis Pruclemation to the people of North-Carotins,
at least six months before the nest election or menu
bers ol the General Assemtdy, ratting forth the pur
port ol this Actand thesmeridment to the , (Jopsti"
tutiop hereiu proposed, which Proclaraqtjoji shall
be accoiripauiedby a true and perfect copy of the
Act, authenticated by the certificate of the- Secretv;
ry of State; and both the Proclamation and the copy
of this Act the Governor of the Male ahalicause to
be published in all Uie newspapers ol this Siste, and
posted in ihe Court Houses of ihe rpe:iiv Coun
ties in this Slate, at lea?t six mouths bt-for'e-the e'
lection of membeis lu the next General . Assembly.
Read three limes aud agreed toby thr-e-firibs of
ihe whole numlier of members of ouch House rs
speciively, and ratified in General Assembly, this
the 24th day of January 1851.
J. C. DOBBI.V, S, IL C.
W. N.EDWARps, ,
talo of North Carolina Nas Cu.v.
Court of Pleas and quarter Sesi.Onf, Feb'
Stale
Tt 1
a ' 1 j . vca.)iws -
Lewelleu Arringt.o s Wlli.iru
Hams St Arnngton, vk. s un
riniTion, vm. s-ime. Thos.
Joel Uosser,
OiU! Oil!! OI!j!
tt ifsVafsisfli GALL-S assorted Oils, for
CBoEy .fainting. Burning in Lamps, M
iuluery snd FarnijH? pufP Also, a fresh supT
i. iu.t rnei ed tf Taper i.nd Lamp OU. . Also,
supply of tfee best bsruit.g Fluid have ever bad
AUQ. S gootl supply tl M"7" rf", "can euu
just receiyid & te. 4 low by
Msreh 23. 1850. 23 tf
H. Battle, Wil
Wii iams i, Ar
VV. 'WrghL Admr. ot
vs. fame. Thos. AV. Vyrihlvs.
same.
Original attachment returned to Fepraary Sessions
ltpt ' v- i
It appearing to the Courtfliat VVilliain H.
If. Brttle, the defemlaut in the above casfta,
rest Jes bsyoixLtqe lirpits of tljis State, it ia there,
fore. u.itered. th:U advep; isemept pe made in the
Haleih Register, a newspaper pouted in the c'ity
of It iteigb, for tl.e sosee of six works, to the end
tbftrhe defendant may appear at th Court, of
Pie is and Q,uarter sessions, to be held lot the coun
ty of Nash, ob rhe second Vlonday of May .135.
ihea aud there to plead to, or ollierw ss J ildg.
Hient wilt be rendered asfaiusi him for his default
VVitUess GermTO VV." Ward, Clerk ef tkefCourt
of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions of tha County of
asb, at Office, 2nd Mouday of February , 1852.
G. VV. WARD, t; (5.C.
March 2-i, IS52. Pr. Adv. $5 C'.' ?4 w6w
Barege De tUalnes, A handsome variety.
ALSO,
Surmg Calicoes. " ' ; Jqst recen-ed,
J. BROWN.
Marcli 23, 185$. 34,
CirR.VFB Of MAGiNESlA, Having made
J 'arrangements to prepare this cele.brated apex
nent on sJsrgescsle,! an) enabled to b.ve a sppply
constantly ou baud for niy cunorqer".
P. F. PESCUD.
Mrrh 22, 1SQ2. 84
UM-M E L'S Essence, pf Cotfte, One package
of Esseuce will go as tar as jt lbs of Coffee, Jt
Mass delicate and fine flavour anjjricb clear Color.
A supply just received and for sale by
r ptPEscyD;
March at, 1852. ' Z
12 pos. Brown's Ess. Jamaica Ginger jpst re
ceived. Also, a freh supply of very superior Cayea
oe Pepper, just to hand and for sal by A
v: K ... , p. F- PESCUD.
.March stttiss?. ,-;..t 4. 24 ;
Stats of IVortb I.'ihbi.i,
Office of Secretary of Slate.
I VViii.iax HiLt, necieury of Stale, in and for
the State of North Carolina, do heuby certify
that tbe loregoinx isa true'and peifrct cqpy of att
Act of the General Assembly of this Slate drawn
olf from the original on tile in litis office, (jiven un
der my hand, this 3 1st day of Dt-cerbber, 1851.
WM. HILL, Ste V of State.
And, VVhkbsas, the siid Act provides orismen
tliug the Consiituliuii of the Mate of North Curofir
na, so as l confer on every qualified. vorr for the
House of Commons the right to vote also for the
Senate.' " -
Now,rtherefore, to the end that it tniy lie mds
known that if the foresaid anieiidnviu. toiha CrOn'
stiiuiion abalf beagretdto by th twothiros of lbs
whole -representation iu each housp of the, next
Geneial Assernb'y, it will be then 'sub,nird
lo the people for raiincation, J hae issued ibis
ray . Proc!aiistirr in fonfornrity with ihe proyis'ioir
of the before recited Act, i , K j ; ; I t
In t-tttnony whereof, IHno 8. Wsm, Govern
of the State of North Carol inn ; hath hereuutese
his hand and caused ihe urt-Sl Aea orsaio3ia;ts to
1. AC l ! i
neat tueijuyor itaieign, on iu
of cur Lord, one thoassud eight -
',Jj dreil and fifty one, and In ths ?6th fear
qfour Jafiependeucrs..;, .
BytbeGevarnor, DAVIUSREIOi
Thomas Ssrri.s: Jr , Prirnfe Sce'y - - . , .,. 1
Persons iuto whose bauds ibis fri.clariiatiou may
1, wiii please see hat ?py of it is posted up
I theCoqrl House of their respective Counties.' '
ijan.9.U5Z ' .w-l:
j 1. . 1 . 1 - 1' r 1 11 1 -1 it -1. '
SUFUS X, TURN AGE
Attqrae at Law
ffTRf.LL atten4 prompily to ail busmess; to Jis
Wy care in W ssf Jl'sbiresses, North Misaiasipu
and trast?in Arisusas. pay Taxes, ,'t, j' ',
Refer lo, WM; MrttSto j M,m t t
I DR. WM V. TAVLORS n,piM,i
U VjVIO MELV1LLB, New.York f '
Memphis, Feb.'tt, Jt.-. 'vi: 'j U M Itily
.' Iei'V tl't '
iTSsBW 'Hods prime NewCrop Carderias MoIai
mb sea. ''' " -i'tavsa ,: 4j
ioBarrels choice - . New Orleans- i
UCOOBtS-
AX -lset Up boand Tuha, , . - , ;
Vijr. 75 Dos Fancy Painted Buckets,
30 Box Brooais ot different qualities. Fot ssie by
PEEBLES VVH1TE. D A VIS fy Co.
f Pet rsbTg, March IB, 1853 i 2 tfi
la nerdrr. for sale by a.
PKEBLES. vyHlTE, PAVI &pQ
Peieraburs;, Marco te, Iso.
22 tf
..s-
1 OtJW i
ll hand- :
February 2ad, 1650.
I.. tL..an.,Uj i. vsv siAA incL IA
W.H- s; R S- TUCKER.
10
ot great criminals.