r.r- r f r;
we would UdoajbyOatidwe copy Jh article alio-
V,. ... October 8th. 1849.
rery ves-
Mr Eirfei: J jbte seen thAntSiareiy
and cook
.leaUaruReverdtf: Johnson The
jT-4 sfe- iv
V! o Sirw f - OFFICE OF UTEJURT BOARD, f
Standard
re. flBd thlt Faaaora'1
- 0
J c ites nt mat satisfaction to copy an article
so ODosalIyfifrwij pro-SUyery fauticiim and
cxttb as wji3 wnica isiiows iromine Kaieiga a.
Thstis tuewheltef It." ?And whst "now. does
the pQblie soppceerom the eatery that baa been
raised, follows this brief beading in the Antl 81a
.very Standard t Ths readers 64 the Hornet's Nest
Our are the plans pt fair delightful peace,
Unwarp'd by party rage tcrllTe like brothers.
R ALE IGftfeCy
Saturday, Cctober43,1849r
THE LATE FRENCH MINISTER. ;
The late French MinUtey "to this " wuntrjf has
much reason to exciaun, tsaveT ine: from niy
friends." The only apology which we bare seen
set up for hia indecorous . language, in the corres
pondence with tAx Clay uSfro!lTOrretmily
been published, is based pn'hia sjipposed igno
rance and stupidity. 'The language used is ad-
ix vri .:u ..;Wmhqto,Ocu 9tb 1849.
r" We Whigs here are not in the very besf spirits
in the world, owing to the unferward result of the
election in Georgia and Maryland. But .".better
luck next time,", as Jacob Faithful wouldsay
I understand that a erood dm) rtf ill tmei mr nMt
SlaYery. eontainine concessions to the North. Noth- P Mr. KeverdyJohnson and Mr. Pearce. which
Jngor i he siod.An. article from the Register of baa doubtless contnbated to the defeat of the
Autast 15th, on the Esnionace of the Malls" is WM Tt k.. .w t
copied-and thU brief expression abore. is the mon- - eC Tf. . - Wr
airoasacomiam,mplimeijt,brisrhatyoa will, JOIlnsoni M member of the Cahinethas used
of which sehamysterioa&rff7P-Aeadmfi7M0M his influence for the promotion of his peculiar
Our neighbor of the " Times" has properly ex- I am unable to say how far the aflecation is true.
posed; in the foregoing judicious obserrauons, the but there can be no doubt that it has exerted an
quixotic attempts of . a. ponfoh of the Locofoco unfarbrable influence upon the Whigs. The
rress in tne estate, abettetf , by a few reckless mis- leua in tbe Whig ranks onghiated with the war
ctuet-maxer8y4to .make; capital out of. this pal- speech of Mr. Johnson in the U. S. Senate, in
much noise. . I.qnojte ftom rnetobryfas the paper
i&not ngvr, before me, but am sure that J give the sskb
stance of the cutegyi The editor oTjbeJBtaad
ard copies an. article from the Kegisterr entitled
" Espionage' of the Mails," and prefaces it by say
ing, we copy the following article , from" the
Raleigh (N. C.) Register," with Dfeasure. be
cause it contains less of thepro-slaYery cant tlian A ,CouWT"
is usval in tltat quarter This b the entire eu A,nder
lOSTOm" as neariv at I can it t i. .w Auunauce
braced in a single sentence, and as you will peri Anson
ceive. eires onlv: a, ooanw nrmr4ftT-a (u Ashe
article cdmed froni'the Rpnctpr f k I rSeauiort
article.' and form a it to enntain nAithor nnuU I rtertie
nor anti-slaverr Cant. nor cant eit nv Yt Bladen
was merely statement of the laws relating to the Brunswick
Post Office establishment, with nk remarlra nn I XSUnCOmoe
on the nullification proceedings in Sbotn Carolina
recenuy, oy ine yiguance committee, as the oc
casion called for. - t V , ,
The " Anu-Slayenr Standard" ranta
the wildest and most fanatical of the Abolition
papers. It is so uhra that it will hare no fpllow-
shin whh the Free Soil Tiartv 'unA far 1m. witK 1
A J V aiM AVM WW I . .
r wuic yi iue nuu r una ior ine year IC4. among tne serexaiijogsv
orthe8UprxofConSc ordered thefonowiTabalarSteter
im tiT?? J! Fed.PoP0lalof each County, the Spring slid
nJir HD .of the Falstribuuon will be paid to the persons entitled to recdrelnesameoi.
prorrapphcatKmtothe XreasnryiDep 'CHAS,mANU
i J y . uT
Federal Populauon. t Spring Distribution7r aU Uistribuuon. Total Distribution;
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Camden
Catawba,
Carteret
Caswell
try matter; by magnifying a molehill into amoun- 1847, . which your readers will remember, was a,bP wrth the Fr
. .ii-..i-i. i m ... . . I the Whifl. North or South. It Kn Ton
I l?:w. were neiQ some- pnexany otasteiui me Whig party, and called fimV nKtbtili&S&toV Cherokee
" j - '"i ouu lama utn iroir irum ivir. i wim ine rv niM oi rvnrth i Tmrwiin it w ka vuuwau
such encomiastic comment' upon the part of the! Pearce. Mt. Johnsonls on all hand admitted tn unblushing adrocate of a Dissolntinn nftK TTnirn
Anti-Shrerr Standard iTnerer beinsr'. favored be eminemlv oualifipd hv his nnr li .tfin. The imputation of blame to the Resrister. because
mated by the Locofoco Presi to I bfrensire: but witka.sight of that she) but our incredulity is ments for the office of Attorney General : and his J.0', ?t' LJT
then, on the other handi ' MPbassin; entertains nqcbansapi disgust, at the opinion upon the question of salfage, in' the case . thing to approre, is absurd an'd ridiculous. If the
the most friendly sentiments towards " the Ameri-1 little efforts which hare been made, to excite pre- of the French. vesselsaTed by, Capt Caroender. Southern people will entertain no opinion in com-
can people and CrOTeraine'-'kVVQi antohWf j"g' about -.a - matter, -"wbick. turns has extorted jpraise from all ;men possessing the I011 me Northern abolitionists, the must
. j-...V r,i -'VLj' ;tif. I l-.. . . . abandon some of then most cherished Tiews in
o.ourireeuuiuoiis.anasi y 7 WTT , inaimiaw Religion and PoUtics. The AboUtionists are al
raace of " diplomatic usage." ecordtng to bis Wbat does all this ridiculous tempest in a tea- his first official act cajeujatedto elitpubuc atten- most universally in favor of FreeTrade.of the Sub
friends, he seems to fhaie supposed that the iropu- P01" amount to 1 Wby, it seems, that the An- tion, and raTnis he has much reason to congratulate Treasury, and in a word of Democratic policy.
nf miriinlaiafidt'iUmnmfinm. ti-Slavery Standard" destgnates. as free from "fa- himself and bk. friends urxm the successful dia. Are the Southern Democrats ready to abandon all
these principles because they dislike their compa-
sisieni wuu tuptomauc usage, aoa uie remsai oi r , uc "a ny 3 Will they make another man's folly their
the American' pbvemmeBt:toV: mtefcoarse ' rV.f August 16i with regard to:an Es- influenced by hb'petsonal Ukes'and'dislikes in the wisdom? In hke manner, should sane men a
with liinC' ')wvSe&tmlfl the" Peonage of me maus, and theBarret case in South bestowal of patronage, I know iaot : but I am in- bandon all their ideas of civil liberty, the liberty
Unkn,M 5f ai calculated to do rery linle credit to
Americanu'iplornacy in the eyes bTth jPorVL'
To arrive at.sucb a Yiey bQhe .tiuestion, it seems
to us that a man must "set "out 'from oiie' iJf two
points : he must either set a very . low. esdmate
upon the honor and dignity of h own'countiy,
or ebe he must, consider the French Minister a
fool, and bis language unworay
Poussin entertains the high respect and regard for
the American people and .;Goveroroent, whicEhis
organ, the Union and rjth'er newspapers, " at",
tribute to him, he must be exceedingly obtuse, or
ill-bred, to suppose his language compatible with
friendly and courteous mtercourseHejs doubt
less mortified af the loss of bis place, and in con
versation widUndividuabexpressesgreatfnendship
for the peopleandrGoreinrnCTt ofthe Umted UakMu-s'
States ; out ineyaqt j unueuiaute, uav nis omciat
Carolina, m: which the simple ground is assumed, duced to believe that he has frequently been mis
that th laws themselves are adequate to the pun- understood or misrepresented. Mr. Johnson is
ahment of offenders of hb class, without the in- an unpopular man in Maryland, owing mainly' to
terrentiqx of atlawless : Mobocray. The fol- his connection with a Bank of Baltimore some
lowing extract from an , article on the same, or a years .since. . He' was in some way regarded as
similar subject,' m the last number of that sterling I responsible for the failure of the institution, and
whig journal, the. "Old North State," embraces an infuriated mob tore down his house in conse-
oui own position 'on the premises, .precisely : I quence. I have never heard that the uoreasoning
; " If they f the citizens of South Carolina) felt mob ny better foundation than meresuspi-
themsdvesaggrieved why did they not appeal to cion, for the allegations made against that gentle
the geneVal Govern not un- man, and the State of Maryland, or the authorities
dertake to put down a mere Post Master who is
c T" i-' i j 1
wm m An h dntw: and rrt of that dutr to w Piaceu 118 01 reprouauon upon
deliyer all letters and- papers : to those to! whom lhe deed o( riolence by amply compensating Mr
1 makes
they are addressed. ; We hope our sister will act Johnson for the destruction of his house.' Legal
more rationally ana not oy nerown weax acis ae- gentiemen have frequently, in the discharge of
tract that from the Southern, confederacy which 1 tK r- , ..... .k . r
U respected among the other States of the
.-4.-i . -h 1.'. ' t v" 1 juuub vuuvuj auu 111 uuiiu 3u, cam iui iucui-
While we are ODDOsed'as much as any persons I selves the hurhest praise of reflecting men. An
OUtio. wre Minn iiim. mm wi i ii.i I -. . . - I w
conesoonW kTwktryVcT heroism was exhibited by
- . - . 1 Annniinnisn cu inf. nana are iu luftuti vt waiu- i .1 u -.t - trf
1 w- 1 . . . rV : 1 . u I ouer Aoams. in me year mo, u i mistaxe
pneij u wunoj, b uuo I s to ue swum, we re equwr oppww w sum r . . ' . . , r r . . . , ...
v - :, - - - - t- 1 i.i 1 not. I allude to his defence of the Knlish snldiprs
hnnpct inn rtarnoEu. Atneneans. vimnm mtrarn 10 1 measures ma mm mzeu 01 xuiucuju iwie men 1 . :
.u,;. . xxr- Cwi ";k I adopted to break tin the circulation. It will only who assaulted the citizens of Boston in the streets.
,h,hnk:iim of We have witnessed sucb instances in our own
r"J--'--i- gooatoineoiaxe, uwui Deanmjuryv State : and I recently heard a Tennesseean remark.
And this we hold to be good North Carolina Gov. Brown of that State had not to this day
doctrine. Our State is generally, and justly es- recovered from the odium of defendmer Murrel.
teemed, throughout the wide Confederacy for the The Union of day before yesterday contains a
law and order-loving character of her citizens, I charge of infamous corruption against the Secre-1
for the firm but temperate maintenance of her tary of the Interior, and undertakes to give the
of the Press, and the inviolability of the mails.
because the AboUtionists happen to approve T
The idea is preposterous, and can make no im
pression upon mtelligent. people anywhere.
We are told that the Chinese are no less our
antipodes in manners and customs, than they are
geographically. They eat at different hours, es
teem such tilings delicate and wholesome as we
abhor, and in general, set all our tastes at defiance.
Our rogues prefer the shelter of darkness, but it is
said that the light-fingered gentry of the Celestial
Empire will not enter a house with a view to rob
bing it. unless the lights are burning. Now. un
less the Southern people adopt the customs of
unina, they cannot escape the imputation of co-
in ciuing wiw ine ADoiiuonisis in religion! pouues,
manners ana customs. The south Carolinians
themselves only differ with the Abolitionists upon
a
a single supjeci. xours sue
Mr. Buchanan, under the -late Administration,
would have made the same impression upon us,
that it has done in the "present instance. The
conduct of the Union? . andothey Locofoco
prints, therefore,. iB.jftssaIUog. ir. Clayton and
the Administration, and defending the French
Minister, shows a factious . spirit of opposition
which will approve of nothing.- This course is
anything but patrioticlCnd honorable.
Telegraphed lor the Baltimore Sun.
PHiLADrxrau, Oct 9 12 P. M.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Reirarnsfrom Philadelphia political eccilement
Great Riot and Fire Military Ordered Out, 4e.
This has been one of the most exciting davs in
the calendar of the city and county of Philadel
phia. ' In the city, heretofore, the mayoralty" and
city councihnen have been quietly surrendered to
the Whigs, but a discontented rxrtionof the latter
: .j j . : j , . i r
pariy uavuix uuiuiuaieu wi luaepenoent ncKet, j Stanly
running me non. joei jones lor mayor, m oppo- Stokes
pi..J. .1 1 .1 I
uuuu iu vuoijcs uuiu , iuc icguuu uuiuiuee, ine I ourry
uemocraxs aeiermmeu 10 inrow ineir sirength in
aid of Judge Jones and the Independent council-
Cleveland
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck ,
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Edgecomb
Forsythe
Franklin.-.
Gaston
Gates
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell .
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon .
Martin .
McDowell
Mecklenburg '.
Montgomery
Moore v
Nash
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Pasquotank..
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Randolph-
Richmond
Robeson 4
Rockingham
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson
CO- The Opposition journals some time since,
rights, and for her inflexible-devotion ; to the
Union. No scenes of Legislature rowdyism, as
! in Ohio, have ever disgraced her council cham
bers : -no riotous resistance to the will of the ma
jority, as in Rhode Island, has ever" polluted her fice his character for so paltry a consideration. ic," and -Nauve American." There were also
particulars of the transaction, with the name of men, declining to make any nomination for these
the other party to it. 1 have no means of know- offices.
in nv thinw nf th m.rtAr h.it I hnlH it to h nt- For the sheriffalty and the other offices, known
ma uwu u u uum tt- pt, .he Rough and Read v." the " Demornit.
.v i . .u. : .: r I annals, and. we may well add, no exhibitions of The allegation u to the effect that Mr. Ewing of- three county tickets for legislature; &... three can
somedecarntotedlWoexiolHciaI tolhaeffect fantastic chivalry haye ever brought ridicule fered to confer the office of Public Gardener in this drfates for canal commissioner, and in the eross
some decaprtaiM ocoioco ex-oupai, to the enect j . :L1' A.,nf 's;,h rai;n. r i a:.: firing consequent thereupon, we have had a most
that Uen. Tatxos. merely counted. one in his Cab- ui" a . . . ir ia a mj- iliai lllc exciting contest No return-
met, and cast in all-natters' 'under deliberation,
but a single siknt Tote.''- There was no founda
tion for such a stpry j but nevertheless it suited
the purposes of those, whose object it was to ef
fect party capital out of the matter, and to ex
pose the imbecility (as they, thought) of the hon-
Tyrrell ,
Union
Wake
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Yancy
We thank God that our State u free from "fa
naticism," and that we ourselves are free from its
"eant". .TJut lor . the jacoomical lury ot . the
French ReVblutionttU.of the, last century, their
cause would have been a sacred and a successful
latter would rent Mr. E. his house at half the usu
al price. The pecuniary saving would amount
to the enormous sum of 4400! This incredible
and infamous story i coolly related in the Union
without comment, as if it were a matter of no
great moment. It excites much less of the hon
one t and but for the impotent ravings and mis-
est old Patriot, who nrafe overlh- fiovrnmmt directed rage of the school of South Carolina poli- est indignation of the editors of that paper.- than
oftheConntrr ' '- . I ticians, the cause of Southern rights would now the removal of a Clerk; and what is worthy of
Weweresomewiatsurprbed,on looking over I free from f1 special note, they vouch for the worth and respect-
avolum-of Mr. Jr r.nw' nhlhpd UrtPm. . I A new constituent, then, has entered info the ability of one of the beneficial co-partners to this
few days since, to findlhat the usage.'ra the days composition of modern Democracy, already pleth- aUeged villainy. The story is told on the authori-
of his Presidency, was precicdy such as that
which is held up as an evidence of weakness and
incapacity in the 'present Executive. We quote
an extract from a letter addressed to William
Short, and dated; " Woipgton, June 1 2, 1807
Perhaps the'snsesiers of the Locofoco Press maj
now think such a mode of procedure not so dis
creditable, after all
"The proposition in your letter of fay the 16th,
of adding an umpire to our discordaat negotiators
at Parif, struck me favorably on reading it, and re
flection afterwards strengthened my first impres
sions. -1 isada it therefore a subject of consul tat foo
with my eoadjatorar as laourosage For oor govern
meat, althoaf h ia' theory subject to be directed by
the tinadped will of the President, is, sad from It
origin has been, a very tiaeren4hlog in practice.
The minor' baaineas in each 'department is doae?by
the Head of th department, vetf coBsaltation with
the President alone. ; Bat all matters of Importanee
Cr difficalty are submitted to all the Heads ofdepart
menu composing the cabinet; sometimes by the Pre
sident's consulting them separately and successively,
as they happen to call on him f bat !a the greatest
cases, by calling them together, dlseusslnc the sabjeet
maturely, and.finally. taking the vote, m which the
PrAuUnt ceuxts himself but Mt i So that in all
important cases the executive is, in fact, aireetoxyl
which certainly the President might eootroU.bot of
this there, was never, an example either ia the first
or the present sdminutratioav?.; .
one as it is wnn oisease ana corruption, juoo
Law is to be . incorporated as a; penal corrective
into its civic code, and those are to be . denounced
and defamed, who claim exemption from " cant
and fanaticism." " Dorrism, Q,uattlebumery, and
r : . til ft A In a I mlia , Mnisin
Arrival of Predexika Bremer.
The eminent and universally admired authoress,
(r We beg" most respectfullyto repeat an in
terrogaiory.whTcffSireye propounded, several
times, but whicix'the Editor of the Standard'?
has never found it convenient to answer r - -
IFill you, in ihttcnt tftfojpassagt of p. Law,
by Cottar us, prohibiting tl exlensiomjof liavcryiiU
'A. Luicsnsir, Esq., one of the editors of the
N- 0. Picayune, has been nominated by therhigs
as a candidate for the lower house of theegisW
tue in the fourth district, New Orleans. ' ' -:
ty of Douglas himself, and we have the testimony
of Messrs. Ritchie and Burke to his purity of
character 1 No better proof could be desired of
the low estimate which the editors, of the "sole
organ" place on the transaction. After relating
that Douglas was .base enough to buy an office,
he is vouched for as one of the most respectable
citizens of Washington !
I have extended , my remarks beyond my . pro-
Miss Frederika Bremer,' has at length arrived in posed limits, but I cannot forego the occasion to
this country. Her coming creates something of a
sensation in literary circles. Ahead y, says a New
York letter of Thursday afternoon, ere she has
been in the New World half an hour, she ia over
run with visiters, welcoming her to our shores.
r ; v. . ' "
' , Death of Edgar A. Poe. .
We regret to learn that Edgar A". Poe, Esq4.,
the distinguished American poet, scholar and crit
ic, died in Baltimore on Sunday last, after an ill
ness of fouler ; firef diys. This announcement,
coming so sudden'; and vunexpected' will cause
poignant regret among all who admire genius, and
have sympathy for the frailties too often attending
it Mr. Poe, "we be lieve, was a nativ. of Mary-,
land, though ; mred ; by a-foslerather at Rich
mond, Ta4 where he lately spent some time on a
visit " He was in the 38th year of his age.
OO There was quite a heavy frost in this region
on Thursday morning last 2
; 03- It is stated in a recently published numeri
cal systernrOf the uni
lo the Ttaarroatas, eubmit to that Law, trMse of JrPlalhatj? the square of the umber
your voice inotwf oDisuirio of . crimary rjlanet's days iv itkyear is"asthe
u In the first article and 8Ut ;feoa'o?lhB
stitotion, it ts declared that Cpa tress shall. exercise,
errtusive legislation i ell eases whatsoever ovef t)ip
District of Columbia.' 'Here U a grant of exqla
Hitr and anorama TKiwir! WKt i rnt tSx Mni
language used In rsUtloh t& the Territories ? Why. 1
"as the Register -declares, ,'.the right of absolute 1
nnnmirea legislation" over tan territories was
tended to be delegated, did not the framers of the
onstitaUon say ia,iast as they had said in relation
10 tni District of Columbia?' .. , K.
Raleigh. Standard ef Julg 18th.
cube of the diameter of its Sphere "of ;attractioh in
the nebular hypothesis,"We have nut the sugni
est doubt of it ' Can any thing be more Tsimple?
v- tt r ;
"Neves before in par history his an admiaistra
tion been arraigned, '.condemned, and broken down
in.the first six months of its artttf Union.
';That U to ssythe;Administraton has been
arraigned,' exjodepanedi snd broken dawn ;before
it has bd n; opportunity of ; presenting : to the
country' singte measure of: domestic policy.
Arraigned by the ofiice-hoJdrs, condemned ty
the office.seesers, aadi: broken down by the
heaps upon, heaps pf 4efsraaUon: sod scandal
which hi. been thrown opon it .Lot -not the
Union riuim tno oonvVer its labors. Tb offil
which ir thrown' tipoh sed'pewff 'soWif, bdl
manures xne grounu lor a more vigv""
cr -Republics
call the attention of jour readers to a recent pub
lication, of Putnam, by a North Carolinian. I al
lude to C. P. Kingsbury's treatise on Artillery aud
Infantry tactics ft is a neatly printed and bound
volume of 203 pages, and has been favorably no
ticed by the Press. .' I am very slightly acquainted
with the military art, but I am nevertheless enter
tained with the book. It would serve as an ad
mirable manual for the military men of North
Carolina, and State pride, as Well as a desire for
rare and valuable mformation relating to military
matters, should induce them to purchase it Mr.
Kingsbuiis not a native of North Carolina, but
he emigrated thither ,. when very young, and has
since regarded it as his home. His talents and
attainments' in literature have long been apprecia
ted by a wide circle of friends, and they will hail
with pleasure the appearance of his first consider
able literary effort The military science is his
appropriate sphere; He graduated with disting
uished honor at West Point, about ten years ago,
ein cp which lime he has been in the army. ' H&
rank is that of 1st Lieut of;Ordnahce7-a depart
ment of the service peculiarly fitted to qualify him
for the task tehal unertakenS '1' '
It is said, that Peter Hagner, 3rd Auditor, will
resign, and that a Mr. Gallagher, ofVirginia, will
take his place. 1 hope not ; T think Virginia has
her share already A Cabinet appomtment, afull
mission, and half the Navy officers, besides iiear
a hundred Clerkships, should suffice for a State
which neyet roted lor tiie Whig Ticket -
' ' Yours, &c.,-
" Thursday ,'the 29th of Novenaber, has been ap
pointed to be observed as the annual Thanksgiving
in Massachusetts. " " t . t .V p
V . ... -v- - 7 T T.. v
Wo see itstated that several thousand lithogra
phic potraits of Father Ritchie are for sale in New
York, and that there is no demand for them. The
oldgentieman can boast,that,if he is not wxboxigktt
his fctureis.LouwiKe Journal.
exciting contest No returns have yet been re
ceived.
. PHiLADiLrHiA, I o'clock. A. M.
At 11 o'clock a terrible row broke out in South-
wark, between the blacks and whites. It origina
ted in an attack on the California House, which is
a general resort of the most dissolute of our colored
population, lhe house was anally tired by the
mob, and at 12 o'clock the State House oell rang
to draw out the firemen, who were soon on the
spot in great numbers.
Philaszlfhu, 2 o'clock, A. M.
The State House bell is still ringing, and two
companies of military have just marched to the
scene of the riot It is impossible to get in the vi
cinity 01 me not 10 ascertain any particulars.
Philadelphia 21 A. M.
The returns come in so slow that it will be im
possible for me to forward to you the vote of the
city and county in time for this morning's paper.
John A. Gamble, the Democratic candidate for
Canal Commissioner, will have about 2,000 ma
jority in Philadelphia city and county.
In the city proper, the vote s very close. Gil
pin, the regular Whig candidate, is doubtless elec
ted Mavor bv a small maioritv.
JUlegami Cotmfy. rReturns from Allegany of
me voie'ier canal commissioner, inaicate that
Henry M. Fuller, the Whig candidate, will not
uave uver i,wv uiaiuniy. - vrcn. xayiors major
a 11 . . o no 1
Lancaster County. Fuller's majority in Lan
caster county is about 2,500 Taylor's majority
was o,jiu.
The brospect of Heaven itself fsavs an EnnIsh
paper) would Jhave no charm for an American of
the Dacxwoous, 11 ne tnougnt mere was any place
lurther west; e
125T ;
769 '
1037: .
9,485
6,658 .
4,419
906
6,184
8,383
5JXK)
4,999
10,190.
6,047
1L885
14,116
347
6,625 ,
3,505
11,155
13,125
560 .
13,590
618
911
1230
852
6,705.
15,330
5,407
18,117
13,100
4354
529
6,165
579
14,195
9,205
318,
6,130
10,190
4,722
6,510
. 458
15.740
" 5;077
. 7,400,
765
10,760.
10,665
6,430
21570
7,398 J
6,168
8,050
945
1313
757
V9I6
11J610
1060
IZJOOT
. 1085
4,709
15,190
1465
4,09a
- 17,920
95
335
9,420
11,025
550
655,093
1792
444
637
579
407
271
586
378
513
306 v
306
622 50
369 ,
725
863
212 '
319
405
215
682
802
.'" 358
830
416
'569
' 778
541
: ,372
937
830
1,107
? 800
298
1302
577
341
867
.562
233
.375
22 50
289
398
286
962
310
452
462
C58
652
393
1,317
453
378
493 .
583 ;
753
440
563
711
658 :
831
635
288
928
. 878
251
1,095 ;
589
236
576"
675. .
358
:-T83;;;
r 7iii
- (-.720 r
. 375
375,
, 764 '
-154-
. -891 i
1,059'
t 25U i
- 392
.497'
- 263
. -837-
-440
1,019
- 511 1
698
955
- 641
503 -
1,150 ;
405l
li359v
S83--.
364 s
415
" 462 ;
"'418;
1,055
690'
.. 286,
- 460 ! :
' 764
;88;v.
349 ;
1180V
381'
567:
.482-
:- ' 455-1
..4fv
.504 :
TIG
998
552
. 691
871 ,v
- ' 807
, 976
;'77T 353'
1,139
: 1,077
307
, L344.
723,
288
, t 89
- - 906
,1,142
1233
t:fv?42616 s;!'
,Vv463-'i
. , 793,
1843.-
.527
lL27r- 5
.Vl 71
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.2,142
it
5.
?
706.
827.
439
1X107
vI46S
v?;vt-875?r .
:vi97-
X 1,751
:.92'rt
154'
- 1582" ft
1,465 -Y;iJ,D67J
. l55 .;
1JXB
$49,181 '
$89;i81 tia
v N i40XX00
The Counties of Alexander, Alamance j Forsythe, Gaston, Union ind Wataugjt"will receiye theii
portions from the Counties respectively from which they have been 'etxeteo'- 4
I ho Inllnnrinor I Vuintux which hsr nan l-'iirwil at f ho I loaf antl I Inntk TnMitni. J't 1 .i..K
uw c iu iuc x-di vci n j i' uuu vw xicui aunts uacui uiBigeu, ui eacu,,Tiz
irto
year'
Franklin County,
Wake "
Northampton '
Cumberland
Nash,. "
Buncombe "
Lincoln "
Moore "
Stokes "
4225 . a
675
300
375
75 '
75.
75 g
75
75
Hvde Countv'
$150
225
Martm .$ a
Grahvule '
Rowan
Johnston - '
;: New Nanover ' '
Hertford
Richmond
f t t-
150.
The Justices of the County Courts of these CkmntieSv are respeclfuliy irerniqd ihat firokni
should be made in the next assessment of the County Taxes for the payment of these sums. "
me luuunwg vAJuiiucj jiafiug cu wta uuic t uiu at uic rsuvuiu uuwv insuiuie,. are reQuireu'
by the Act of the last session of tlie General Assembly, to levy and pay a i tox of 1751 ; fbr-tbii 'fliifta- r
tton and support of each scholar sent to. the School, which sums; if not paid, will be deducted but'df
their share ot the next annual distribution of the School Fund, to wit : - -n f-t - N
Northampton County $75 Wake County - $150
Gaston - - - 75" I " JohasfonLM r lVrnfrX&i "
MNED BUNTLINE" . AND THE PRISON
AUTHORITIES. - v
The New York Express states that the keeper of
the penitentiary on Blaokvell'a Island, dUcorered
a letter, which. Or. Covel, the resident city prison
physician, sent to Dr. Kelly, tk Penitentiary
- Medico," recommending J udson, ma Aster riot
leader, to his " kindly attentions," with the intent to
provide, him an easy and comfortabls situation in the
Penitentiary Hospital, under pretence of sickness.
The affair will probable be investigated. Mr. 'iNed"
has refused to take any sustenance sine be was com
mitted. He wanted time to edit his "own" but this
was refused as against the rales and he was ordered
to array in prison clothes, and go to work jn tk
quarry. At first he refused, ' complained of,. being
indisposed, &.C, but sftera while did as ha was commanded.
32LCkiaiaiiciT
' At the residence of Mrs. "Nancy Mordecai, in
this vicinity n Tuesday morning last, by the Rev.
Dr. Mason, Dairy Thompson, Esq.', of Mobile,
Ala., to Miss Mary C. Lazarus. - v
. At the residence of Dr. Baker, in this City; on
Wednesday evening last, by the Rey. Dr. Mason,
Edward Mallett, Esq.; of . Fayetteyflle, to Miss
Mary S.. Hunter, daughter, of the late Dr-.Wil.
Uam H- Hunter. i;? i?
Recemlym IiQwdesCbunfy; Miss., Gen. Wy
att Move, of Edgecomb County, to Mrs. Speight,
relict of the late Hon; JesseJSpaght.'. " 4 y
In "Lynchburg, Va., by the Rev. Mr. Lang
home, Mr. John S.'Walker, of Richmond, to Mils
Lucy W:, only daughter of Capt J, M. Otey, of
the former place.
FRESH sapuly i iaat received at
- w
1 1
FtWCUXfa.
PBsgyuis.
IX dozenrfieli and,pl'lule,,! just at hand, si
VI Ml . .... , (v-
TT J tt , 1 ff jt t I 1 . ... ' " 1
Martin - 150 . -Stokes- .-754
Orange - r v; 75 "-Richinonl r' 4 i-75
In like manner, such other Counties as may send Pupils to the said Institute during the vr
by Law, required to make similar provision. , ; (.. - -: . 4aiaA 1 - f
fXr star, limes, cstanaam, ewoeraian uiu iorth fsstate, and AshetUle Messenger copy 3 times.;
itate Nortlt Carolina tiaaNviLLB Couu
Qty.Conrt of Equity 1? alt Term 134?. ; x
Uicbard D. Blauk,f lha State of Misaiwippi, Plff
Joba Y. WUkereoa Executor of Richard Blauk
deed, and alio Executor of Samaal Blanks deed.
James Ramsay, and . Elisabeth, hia WifJaaHaa
Winfrey ,aod Nancy his wife, JsmeaWatnou, and
, Sarah bis wife, Tboraaa Stbkea and Jane hi wife.
Loguatiu P. Pool and Suaaunali hia wifej Alary
lllaukfl, Joseph Blanks, aud tbe said Jainea Wiui
frey, Adosiuwtrator.ef 'Witliara Blauka deed, mnd
also Admiuistxator of Armiatead Blanks deed, i "y---.
... . -,,-! . . ; Dafeadaou.
It appearing to. the satiafaetioa ef the Cenrt, that
the defendanta Joseph Blaaka aud logoUiit .?. Pool
and wifa ar not jahabitanta ef.thia Slate, but reside
bevoad tb iuriadietida af tb Court: It is'tberefofe
on motionjof the plaialihVa counsel stdersuV that pub
licaUoa be made for sis: successive weeks iu the al
eigh Register, a newspaper printed asd. published at
the seat of . the (Jovernmeot of this State, for tu aid
Joseph Blanks, and the said Loffiwtin P. Pool aud
Susaaaab hia wife to appear at Use Court to- be held
m 1 m as i a i j 1
nere on tne nrst Monaay oi : mH Ha iertako.
answer or demar to the aatdra.tu,or else Um said i
HeaaiIiM
IF you ar aahjeet so a NertodS Head Acbe, send
io PEaUUU'iS Drug rJtors,; and get a bottia of
epuh Head Ache Eluir or if joo irs DeaCietl
a bottle of cNair'a A"JUtic Oil andbe relieved. ff
tlNfJliarARYi:
t A mt z. . .it
O THI3 FtlCTabs wder
f LI signed baa prrparedfiimeif to take iu aud care ,:'
au.in.e amicted witti kay or all calical or skuidis-t
eaj yVrtboutatWaciwu no charge Tnfolowi
big is in pn a Iwi of lite diseases 1m proposes fo no-t
dertake. . Any eoiiiuiuutosiion frou) a distaaee woaldr
r. .. . ' T CrVi. V - thansmiiy received and promptly attended to
Bill will be taken as confessed .by the party or oar-. r,
Og SQJk,jB,j . . 'Ki
Wi
ifaa a Thomas B. LHUeioba, Clerk of said Conrt,
at Oxford. October 5th. 1849. V: X: "
821 ' THO. B. LITTLEJ0HN.XJ. 14 E.6
fTTATIl X5HfCII-IP: you Want bright
Irb Knives and Forks, sand and get' a Bath' Brick.
Prioei 10 cents. ' 1
www, loss, ,:..- -
A A
y.:e)f
i
Dnlltltlmi, mm-.i. --f.JL
IK Silver and Brass, On band snd for sale
AL80, Tamsrinds One Jr Terr hice. '
f. .i i i .;. .. r . ' ' .i -, , ,
Sealdbead or porrige faro- Carbiiacle, or aay old staa
Seurvy . iiS,
raeheealee - Coitra wr
&.iamtNN neck. 4J ,7
VmneUes ef ulcers j. Ebrsmatlsm r
f ixutw ana purs
tvhiu SweJUnj
kneels of reuereal
Pateut ITIediciiietv
A FULL supply of tbe -mostpovnfar Remedies;!
sepicoosuoxiy on nanu, ana soiisi -Msuuiac-
tureTs prices at Psacco DaC bToas fit JT?1
COD LIVER OIL,"
si
j ITN Botlls and. Capsules, a genuine articlejuat
i epenaa ana lor sura si ine uru eiors of . . ,
er
P. F. PESOUD.
a
r-v billow . f
:.rsliettsi parpars,tteh,
at oiseaaa 1 Ktiin!. rittvronnda.
MN V4opppotstioti'sH
.y'i. v,
f UpJrultaun!.wim Cifizehsinuarestecl inj
thu' important work, at js-.deetpfel adyjsable to v
postpone 'the contemplated fJonyenuon heretofore .
adverfised-Wta'kepJacatr the 18uV
instant. ' Nouce is therefore hereby' given; that
aid Convehtioti will be held at Greensborough on1
Thixrsday, the 59tU Jf ovember uext.
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