t
1i'igW'WTrf af in CluA
. Courier 7 k-rd. bt d W
Tmchfortl"t,titlto.d-eT.t r"18
b. yr. Calhoun, and which
dl, b teentltte two KiT
rTT.,. bT tb. Southern electors, end the
.v. ci, imrtant snow to Iho depth of throe
fWw VW "
JWtlay i.oa tlx ground in the wctern part of
the Sum ef New
,a.trfCKfomi goM. have ntodaihcu
a pMtucg in Bidtimon.
ROBBERY.-Th.fwl.bnrj Watchman state,
flat, m Buuday rniDg th. Srd in.tnnt, be
tween Lexington end lUrgr.1. plantation, th.
of Mr. J. B. Brown, of New "
.tolen frora th .tag.
. A negro "", tho Watchman, th prop
erty of Laird Alexander, WM killed in a wel
an the 2Hh lt. the tone taring aUen in and
Imriei hiWin the bottom of the well.
GREAT FALL OF FLESU AND BLOOD.
The Fayetteville Carolinian publishc a letter
from Mr.Clarkson, which ray.: "On the 15th
rtb; 18.W, there full within 100 yard of the
residence of Tho. M. Clarkaon in Sampson coon
ty,a.bowcrofFlo.h and Blood, about 30 feet
-i'.l. and aa far as it traced, about 250 or
300 Tarde in length. The piece appeared to
be Besh, liter, light., brain, and lood. Some of
the Wood ran on the leave, apparently very
freeh
. Wonderful to tell !t
Thomas A. Haylcn. Em., Editor of the Moun
tain Banner, ha. been appointed Port Master at
SaTakxaH, Oa., March 4.
-Tht-Abtomliito C'athkr.
ier of the Central Bank, ha. departed for fcu
"rope, taking with him about $100,000 of bond.
belonging to in. inanuiuuii.
DREADFUL STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
The .teamboat Si. John, was burnt to the wa
teri edge near Bridgeport. Dalla. county, Ala.,
oa Toeaday evening, theoth inet. about 5 o'clock
wk. ... snwsnt- trin-to Monttrrnjnvrr."'"
It is iuppesed that abiiut tlrirty persons were;'
hnmMI tn Oeatn or uirm lieu, inrjuio Mwr
a.ntal. Wins oauzht from the heat of tho boiler,
All the ladie. on board, about .even in minilwr,
were lest. Lieut. Rice, V. S. A., loet $250,000,
ml urml neraona from California lost their nil.
Th boat wa insured for $0,000. Sho ia raid to
hare been worth double that .urn.
The following i. a list of the casualties, a. far
aBMriaiiMd.
Lo.T. Mrs. Hull, and daughter, (supposed) of
Augusta, (la.; Mm .V auglian, Miss augnan, Jin.
Mefcain, Mn. Halv. Mrs. Wright, and one or
two other.; Messrs. McKnm ot South Carolina
" T" B ftii-aoa and son. .of Pnlla. an.. Judge I.ind
ay, of Mobile; Thomas Stephen. (printer,of
Camden Ala. four other, name, unkuown; Hugh
Huge., 2d Mate; Peter, (steward;) Raster (Cham
bermaid:) 2d cook; and et negroes
SAVED
All the crew with the exception of the 2d mate.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
The .teamer Alabama bring. Co passenger.,
ml Hole from San Franciso to the 24th of Jun-
.tarj. The Alabama brings four hundred and
a ixty " thoownd dollara worth of. gold dust on
freight ami belonging w puwngera.
A iwrttilegnd tti..ntrous-trHM4atkm rml-ta-
ken place at S;cramento City, caused by the over
flowing of the river a thing that ha. not hap
pened befurt, to o great an extent, fur many
yean. Nearly the entire city was covered with
water. Large number, of cattle and other prop
erty have been .wept away, ine ww rerj
hearr. estimated in all at over one million of dol
lar r,. . - v
Akboaeh this ealamitT ha proved xemiing-
encial in athar respect.. Tho overflowing of tho
water ha waxhed ont immense quantities of gold
from the earth, where it had before remained
undiscovered.
At the mines near Stockton, the Chilian, mule
quit leroe attack upon the American, working
there. Several of the assailant, were killed and
a number wounded on both sides, and many of
the Chilians taken prisoners. It Is believed
thai tail outrage will ao incense the American.
.ha-ey; wtlt not rest until the offender are
driven entirely out of the country. Tho excite
ment had become intense.
Mrs. Fremont ha. recovered her health, and
herself and husband are about departing from
Panama for the United State. They will doubt
less leave by the next steamer.
The ahis Prince de Joiiiville and birque Her
man hiv. arrived at San Francisuo from New
York, .
Eamhart, nmJRowiin.affirminy lhjm!jrmeiU
Alan, in U'ww'aH w. BrtMOnY frora Beaufort,
alGrminf the jtnlfmertt. " Alaor-in riahft .
Carroll, om i& equity, from Simpaori, directing
umuc In ba tried in tha bupenurUtMirU Also,
in Waiaon t, Mteer ia equity frum Kuckiog
ham, direcunra oVre for plaintiff.
By Nash, J. In Fwterman T. Parker,
tmm Anson, afHrniinj the jmlmeriL Also,
in Barber. Arrnstend, from Wain. dirling a
venire de novo. Also, tn lloinei t. Uunne
fan, from Orange, in equity, ilismiaeing the
bill with cfwts. Also, in Dunn T. Pattertoa, in
equity, from Franklin, directing the rrport of
Uie cierK to be opened lor farther mtimony
ARRIVAL Or THK CANADA
By the arrival of tha Canada at Halifax
Nova ScoUa on Friday night last, we have
fourteen day later intelligence from Europe.
We present below men item, aa may De ol in
terest our reader readers. Cotton, it will be
era hag declined.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian fleet was preparing to sail
for Greece, for the purpose of opposing Sir
William l'srker.
The Vienna journals teem with attacks on
Lord Palmers ton.
The Austrian minister at Alliens had order
to act in concert with the Russian, charge.
The people of Hungary are beginning to
exp'aes the strongest feeling, of hatred toward.
the government. -.ouni reiKiena. Dccn re
released from eustedy . The sentence of death
had been passed on twenty three Hungarian
officer; but on the 18th of January, their sen
tence was commuted by Baron llayman to
term, of imprisonment, varying from five to
fifteen years. .. . .
II.' ' i. J. I 1 I a
A serious collision nauntae npiave in-iwrrn
he regiment of infantry stationed at Inspreck,
in which tmrty men were muruereu. i ue
fleet is to be increased. Two frigates of sixty
nd a corvette of thirty guns have been order
ed there.
The Hungarian relugee. have been sent
to the Asi.stic province, of Turkey.
he recent attempt to assassinate tvossutu
ia nndargning ttrirt in,CTliglliB,te.JT? 'jT.urr.i
ki.h governnienu Austria lias not yet resum
ed relations w iih the Porte.
The latet date from Constantinople are to
the 13th of January, at which time it was ap
prehended that the Engljsh demonstration in
Greece would change their efforts and those
ofFrance in the Franco Russian affair.
The duiturbance in Pan. ha. been pull . manwM. hav bB
yJvrrpool cotton market, re iruary o.
,1'he cotton market ha heen depressed, and
decline of fully R txf Hi. has lakeirplacc
during the fortnight The committee quota
B - , .i:i m i j . ra
tions are lor linr uptanu ana .imoue, oju., uu
Orleans, Ojd- Sale during the last week
20.000 in all were taken by opccitiaiow.
Tobacco ha been very firm ana price au-
anced with an upward tendency.
Manifctto ef the California Iteprttenta
flees.' The V. 8. Senator and Rcpreesen
tatives elect fr na California have addressed
long document to Congress, communicating
copies oi tne maie tonstuuiion, ineir creuen
tikis, ami a formal -request fof admission
into the Union.
They di.tine.tly and emphatically declare
that t' r wa no Executive or improper in
terference whsuwer. This 1 in direct eon
nrmatina of the statement of Mr. T. Butler
King, and coming from four Democratic
gentlemen, we presume it will silence
future Locofoeo cavilling. .
They express the astnnhment and regret
with which they have "learned the existence
of an organised, respectable, and talented
onp.ition lo the admission of the new Suite,'
and enter at length in tea history, of the lerri
lory, th organiiaU Mi of a State, the popula
tion, it, other mailers pertaining to the subject.
The address cone.udea thus:
Tbi. peopl. requert admiaiioa lata the Amerioaa
TJoloa a. a 8tate. They understand and eatimate
ta advastage. wb'iea will aeern to then from mcl
a eonaeetlon, while they treat they do aot to highly
eeatpau thoM watch will be cenferrad upon their
brethren. They de Dot present- themselves ss .up
pliaata, anrdsthey bear thenMelve. with arnganc
r presaiapuaa.- Taey eaeu a. fre American eitl
sea eltiiena by tnaty, by aJoptioa aad by birth
sad ask that they stay be permitted to reap the
eemaiea beaenta, uar the soaimoa Ills, and pro-
ato tae eocaaoa weuare, as sae or us I aitsl
Sutss of AaMrical
.".. WIttlAM M. 0WIX,
w" ' ' JOHX C. FHEMONT,
' OKOROR W. WRk.HT.
Edward Gilbert.
Washington. D. C, March 1, 1800.
peraaee paper harteett resomed ty Mr. Porrsa,
a FayetteTille. His penereriag seal to the I tlijnkjbejwort it- nearly COnfummated, they
goodcaaae deserves, aad we hope, will command
soeeeM,
TktMotim't Xagmvte ami FamUt Jbwraof.
N ew York. Edited by tin. Elisabeth SeweU.
Kt. Dariu. Mead, end Myron FlnertPob'
lished by Myron Finch, at $1 eTysan h advance.
We hare reoeived the March aumber at this
periodical, aad, after aa examination of it pa
ge, hesitate aot ta reonaunend it as aa excellent
publication, filled with aseful and practical mas
ter, and worthy of public patronage.
' - ...... foatheBtar...
At a mreiitiiisia la'tUIeigh, oa Satanlay, Mar.
18th, for tae-pttrpeee vt erganiiing a Medical so
ciety for the. county of Wake, the fellewing geatle
awn wee. elected officers:
Dr. William a. Hill, President;
Dr.. l)rnt!y and D. Haywood, Ties Presidents;
Dr. E. Bark Hayweod, Cur. aad Rec. Secretary;
Dr. McKee, Treasarer;
Drs. Brantly and E. Burke liny wood, Delegate,
to the State Medical Convention.
The next regular meeting will be held oa the Srd
Saturday ia ApriL which the Physicians of th.
eoonty are Mrnextlv reqnested to attend.
fly order or th President.
E. Bl'RKE HATWOOD, Sec.
rerof the Company: and as tery many aow
For the Star.
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
Presented by lr. Jno. Arrington, Dr. Jame. W.
Alston and W.' P. White. Committee, and were
unanimously adopted by Johnston Caswell Lodge,
ID.
Whereas It hath nloased Almiirbtv God tn re
move, by death, our highly valued Brother Peter
K. Davis, sen r, whose qualitie. of head and
heart commended him to the confidence and es
teem of all, both s a man and a mason; and
whereas wa duties to testify our unfeigned re
spect for liis memory: therefore,
Jlaofcfd, we will attend his funeral in
procession and perform over his remaina the
rites and ceremonies of our Order.
HrtiAml, That as a further testimony of res
pect, we will wear tho usual bwlge ot mourning
for tliirtv Uavs.
. &iThaUip
oresentedto lrr. Stephen liavis as an awmrance
of our profound symjMthy and condolence with
hiiu'aiid the other " relatives of the deceased, in
the aniictiug bereavement they have .ustainod.
By ..Ordtav. ...
L. C. GRAVES, Scc'y.
Standard and Register please copy.
For the Star.
Me.sr.. EoiToas : I. not the action of our
Whig friends in the different counties entirely
too hasty and premature upon the auhject of
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
WHIG MEETING IN ASHE.
A Whig meeting was held at Jefferson, on
the 20th Feb lham f. Railway, tsq..
was Chairman, and Ihoma A. taw, t,sq.
Secretary. . The following. .resolutions were
unanimously adopted: , .
ltemlced. Thut we recommend that the .aid
Convention be held at Greensboro'.
Ketulefd That we mho with pleaxure upon
this opportunity to express our confidence in the
.. ineiimlient of the Gubernatorial Chair,
nnd our anm-uval of the manner in which he-be
discharged the high ana respousioiouuuOT ui iu.
aWThs-hoTdiirgTtToTe right lor the
people in primarv assemblies to eonsioer ana
express their political views, we therefore declare
that we are In Juror of electing Judicial officers
(including the Justices of the Peace) by the pen
pie, for limited terms; .and that we are also in
ivor of abolishing the test m property as appli
ed in this Stato to the rostricUon ot elective, iran
ohise and of the right to b4d office.
The Chairman appointed the following
wrrtrroeil -wheu that- pitopliaeil-Siate
s ii e i .
Convention: U. ;anoway, ram iiarwog.
B. F. McMillan, Darid Worth, Abram Bryan,
M. Careon. Geo. P; Faw, N. H. Waugh,
Hamilton Ray, and Johnson Perkins, Esrirs.
WHIG MEETING IS NORTHAMP
TON. A meetini of the Whigs of Northampton
GonntTf wan heWaWhe Court House - in the
towu ot Jarntsott, on r nuay, uitj nui ui ,ii.i,.
Hmnel Calvert Estl., was lhairman, and
Jno. Odom, Secretary. Hie following res
olutions were unanimously adopted:
o ul That w have undiminifhed eon
Idenee in the ability, integrity and patriotism of
our present Uovernor, ano wnnsi we uo ni nnn
particular candidate for that high office, the nom
ination of the present incuinbont will meet our
heartv approval.
3. lttioloe. That we cherish an unwavering
attaeluneat to the Union of these State. a anion
endeared to u. by the'proud roclleotion. of the
naat. and the hnffht hones ot Hie tumre.
4. HeWned, That4a Hie iite.wntstateofagtta
tina ana .Tnitement a .nirit of moderation and
cuncessioa should govern the action of the repre
sentative, of everr section of the Union, as this
alone can load to a happy issue out of our pres
ent difficulties. -
6. Rfolctd, That in the sound judgment, broad
patriotism and inflexible integrity of Gon. Tay
lor, wa hare a sure guaranty that the responsi
ble duties entrusted to him will be faithfully and
fearlessly discharged. ' -
The Chairmen then appointed the following
Delegates to the State Convention, in pursuance
of the sixth Resolution, to wiu Roderick B.
Gary, Herod Faison, David A. Birne, Samu
el J. Calvert, Henry K. Btirgwyn. Thomas
I' Jarratt, John W. Squire, T. Pollock Bur
gwvn, James T, L-ambertson and Etheldrod
J- Peebles
broucht forward thuaeaf ly, if flit contended
for, will greatly weaken the party, and cause
our opponent to think that we are split up
into factions; and no doubt, thut they in'end
to catch us tints napping, eotne in, and will
have only lo pick up the dissevered fragments
of our once united and glorious Whig party
of the State. Now that each section have
spoken for their friends, let them pause for a
season, and dispassionately look at the merits
of the present incumbent. Did he not, at
their bidding, come out and nobly and man
lullv answer all the ends of the party! Did
he not, at their request, sacrifice his ease,
property, time and feelings for the Whig cause?
We would not be invidious; but (till we think
that no other man, under all the circumstan
ces, could have done more for Die party at
that time. For the party drill of the Dem
ocracy, and that under the dictation ol a lor
eiim lender and demagogue of their party,
brought forth the mighty question of free suf
frage fur their candidate to-rem upon; end
sltho' -this question cbnld Only be decided bv
a conventional assembly, (iJ they (tjiouglrt
:r- -. r i .... i i
tnai it wouiti answer ineir present enus; ana
were they not nobly- met upon tlti and
every other question, in the must gallant man
ner by our candidate; I he apathy ot very
many of the friends of the Whig party, from
their too' (anguine expectation, of hi being
elected by the usual large majority, together
with (he political Juggling of the democracy,
upon the free, suffrage question, took -sery
ote fm oursid( - N-M thaV ihey
loved htm any less than our former candidates,
but that they loved power more. But this
was only a gain intended to deceive them.
Had that portion ol the VV hig party, who neg
lected to go lo the polls, with those of hi.
friends, both rich and poor, who suffered them-
selves to be lured off by the ignis fatuus of
fice uffntge, given him their united vole, our
Chief MiMrmrate wd-hsweMered-'imc of
fice with the largest vote given for many years,
But our local position is brought to bear
against us, and that by our mends or the par
ty. Our central location, caused the Whig
, WHIG MEETING IN FRANKLIN.
A Whig ;mling was held in Franklin
last weeki at which resolution, were adopted
in favor of Got. Manlv; complimentary to
Gen. Taylor; and in opposition to the Nash
ville Convention. 1 he Meeting was addressed
briefly by Mr.Ch. C. Raboteati; after which
II. W. Miller, E. delivered a Spsocli of great
eloquence, ability and strength.
I ITHIAKY K OTIC Kb.
v. -. SUPREME COURT.
The following additional derision have
been delivered: . . .. r. -'
By Ktirrra, C. J.In Trice v. Turrentine
from Oraages judgment reversed, repleader
ordered, and a remre de novo awarded. Also,
tn Jackson , Hamoton. from Surrr. dirrctintr
judgment to he rendered on the verdict. Also,
in State It, Dove, frnrn Rowan, affirming
judgment " Also.in Whicker . Roberts, from
Htokeeijudgmenr below reversed, .nd judg
ment kera for DlaintifT. Alan, ia TiaiMI .
Bailey, ia equity, from Johnston; decree for
plataiisT. A 1m, in Henderson . Womack, in
eqniiy. fromCaswelL Also, in Mills . Adams
eonity- from Ruthrrford, dismiesiag the bill with
foeta. Also, iw Inimns . K lrknlvutr. in
liy, from Richmond, decl.trjuT the btatn liffl
- m, mn acconni. -
B"! PFiaro. J la Doc r d. to, BecU r.
TUS HERALD.
We regret that th North Carolina Herald, aa
of both of the extreme portion of the' State
to carve out work for us; and even it is en
deavored by some of the ambitious disappoint
ed partisans to stigmatize it. as the "Raleigh
Clique," when the Whig in the centre were
appointed to carry out the wishes of the en
tire party; and it must be known to all the
delegate who attended the convention, that
the candidate who would have receiTed the
sole of this) same R4eigh Clione" would
have be in our noble, indefatigable champion
Mr. Staxli; but the party of both ends of
the extreme East and West had set tneir
hearts upon Mr. Maxiit. All who were
there kn iw thi to be true; and when this wa
seen to be their wishes, every member from
the centre was proud of the choice. Altho'
some may have had their fear that he would
not be as strong a the heroic Stanly, yet wc
who know the amiable qualitie of our noble,
high-minded Manly, thought that the very
name would cause everv section of the State
to rally and cluster round our intrepid, gallant
and long tried Whig friend. Thi was cer
tainly the iction of the committee of our lat
convention; and we think that all have reason
to be proud of their decision; for hi disinter
estedness of motive, and his elf.acrificing ac
tion for the benefit of the whole State, and hi
prompt attention to all business, with hi. high
minded and noble bearing, must win lor mm
self lasting and durable laurels, which will
tell u mm the history f the Whig party for
all time to come. And we think that the co
tire Whig part, must look at the vast amount
i .1 .1 i . f - .1 .L.
ol latiour mat lie na done lor innm, m mo
entire lati.faction of the whole Slate, and will
weigh well our present position. Then, we
think that the whole nartv will rive him the
weight of their influence to support and to re
tain hira in office, by the largest rote that wa
ever recorded: and this will be nothing more
ought to look. t our present pouition, and they
will see that this I tits very time tor otutea
action, to make a speedy completion of the
whole hoe. While the five per eeuk ia being
paid in, and the survey ia going on,-herr is
mnen SwirmrrHttaeticTitrU P
eowiBaiif for this snMsf be done ' aMnav
fativTt rail romt engines, patttngtr mnd
Umtht tart tf every eiiut mid yeseritftm-
Ana as this Is the centre ol the state, an or
der could be filled and eent lo the North,
South, East and West, at the ehorteat notice.
, This ahould engage our first attention and
due eotnioVration; for it would do more good
for our City and its people than every thing
else. Thit is the Tery place to get no work
of every kind, cheap aadexritkeaslyt and we
have got the very men in ourmul.t whoeaado it
-who have the enterprise, the capital, the .kill,
the industry, the public spirit, to execute it in
a style unsurpassed in any part of the world.
Nor should it for a moment be thought of hav
ing this work done in any other quarter;
for this city will be of more easy access to the
whole country than any other point to the State,
even to Uicar South-west.
Next lo this ia importance is, to decide ju
diciously as to the proper terminus of each
road, at some point m the auburn of the City.
Nothing short of this should be looked for or
expected. For then lite West will have the
advantage of five roads, instead of one, at
would be th case if tltry were to send their
produco to any one market direct from their
Depot; and it i known to all thatnearly all the
cities have the termini of their road in their
very midst or in the suburb, i A Judicious
termination, with suitable Depots, of each
road, will be every tiling to Raleigh; for on
this will depend the great increase of buildings
of every description; ware ho sea, stores and
private dwelling., and all kinds of manufac
tures, as well a ail tor; of labor and employ-
niaii 5 bailly located, or, by being "penny
wise and pound foolish," by making each road
continuous round or past the City, to the pres
ent Raleigh and Gaston Depot, it will inil
1 1 rirra firuuuce ia a illicit market. Ill
that event, the road would be of no more val
ue lo the Capitol of the Stah? in which every
citizen, from Currituck lo Cherokee, has and
feels a lively interest from just sentiment of
Mate pride than any olhcr small village
which the same road may have to go round or
pass by.' ' .r----- v-"": - ;v
his whole matter should lie "well weighed
before the work is entered upon; for one false
step will forever blast all our high wrought
anticipations, and make and keep us forever a
lean people, w e should take lesson from
every city, from New York lo thi place. If
II ihmr roads had been earned around each
City, instead of stopping at or in them, in a
continuous line to this place, wliathenclit would
each city derive Iroin such internal improve
ments: vt e siiouKi take retershurg, which
i near us, for examplcV Iler course
will place usright Tlpm this momentous ques
tion. What benefit would Petersburg do
rive from the amount of merchandise and all
other kinds of West India produce which
comes up the James River, were it placed
upon the City Point Rail Road, and that road
made a continuous one round the outside of
the City, and the whole freight were laid
down at the Raleigh and Gaston road? What
would become of her commission, whole-site.
and rotail-nierehantsf raymcn.ndevery
Species oTuihnrer.? The whole place and its
peofrtvrootifverf Irirtfi be complefcly pafafyz-
eu. wut tins is not their way or doing busi
ness. For each country merchant and fanner.
ho ship by that way, must have their com
mission merchant, to receive all at the rail
road, and convey the whole by their drays
across tho' City to die Raleighl awk Gaston
Road; and the passengers are fcikitn in, coach.
e to the different Itoicls, or lo theame rail-
road; and all tlifl merchants-and farmers, who
ship Uiat - way. hmr aewrrms -mw-n " With
their agents, are induced to purchase much of
goous, w arn anu inercnanuise, ana ntner arti
cle, which are manufactured in the place.-
And this is the great benefit that our little
City mu.t look fur from a right terminus of
eacn roau coming into me vttv, anu thus
place us upon a footing with our sister Cities.
For if we go into thi great work aa we should,
-WalnreHrahweTO
all branches of industry; and our town and
111- ., . . . . .
people win increase now in riches and in
population; for the va.t amount of produce
hich will come from the West must theB
be laid down in Raleigh, and consigned to
ome oi our citizens, to give it the proper
direction, lo what may be considered the
beat market for it at he time, whether for
Wilmington, Petersburg, Newbern, Washing.
um or ueauiurq anu it would be the same
with all kind of West India produce, goods,
wares and merchandise, which will be sent
from our Eastern seaports to this place for
dialrihiilmn, that the whole may be sent by
uie most expeuitmu line to the entire West,
Attention to all thi, at the proper time,
will be every thing lo us as a people, and to
the great welfare and increase of our City
and County; and its neglect, at thi time will
result in our greatest injury for all time, to
come. A BUUSUKIUEK
: mar Rad "A vuit to the Ugly Man,'
oar "MiWUuteou.'' bead. We Bed as wall
lu?k a. err. ia the midivt mt oar troabls. Be
is mure than eaastcU fortbe ngly Editor thar
has beset atach talk a!
KAiUuEoV
Ia Caswell eottnrv, oa laewtay the 2Cth Feb,
hvthi. Hi lWt. Kb.w. Htenhea E. Williasa.
aa,..of Sampson, to Miss Easily 1 McNeil, of
th turmer county, a
On 17 January, ia Weekly 00., T., Mr. Dae
M Smith to Mrs! Lacy Johnson, late of Caswell
county, and aged 70 year.
In 'ash Uoaatv, on Sunday the 24th altiaM,
B, X. X oatot, JCaolattainaiinto Una. Mary T.
lUwls. .
Ia H.Twml. Chatham, oa tU. 9th leal. Mr.
Milt P. Pitch.t, to Mix Laura Jaae, daofkter
of Mile. Steven. Enr.
Ia JuhnsWa eeanty, aa the S7tb, C. W. Cos, ef
Banfteoa, tn Nias 8waa M. sktaM aaagMer f B.
w. sneao. Eso, . ,. .
In Uranville coantT, oa Wednenlay the 6th but.
bv Uev. Thoma. Lynch, Mr, Hamnel D. Fwrlll to
Mis Martlia A. raacaall, all or uraavtli eoantr.
ia Warrea eoantr, ea. Tharsday ta 14tk mt Fe-
brnary last, by Boloa Boatlienaaa, esq., sir. ia
A. Tbompma, of Alamane. (eaaty, to Mia. Mary
Q. Wortham, of Waivea.
In Alninnnce county, Mr. Levi Isoley to alia
liltalietli.Isolny.
In Alamance county, Mr.'Melton Iseley to
Miss Louisa Paisley daughter of tieorge Paisley
deceased. "
RK MIT DECKIVRDI
Rememtier. SETH W. FOWLE, Doatoa, Mas...
rs the sole proprietor of th. original receipt far the
mannfaetnr of the original and only main
WlSTAR'8 BALSAM Or WII.U IIIKKKV.
This article wa. originally prepared by William.
A Co.. of Philadelphia. Now that this prvparatina ia
well knswn, tbsre will as, eM aew ae,- taJ
thoae ao lillaasaidy nieked a te eeaeoct a spartoa.
and perhaps piueonoas mixture, and try to palm it
off u the IIENl INK BALAAM. We raise a fait,
alarms. .We advise the pnhlle of the schemes, that
their health may not be trifled with, a or Mraerre;'
plondertd of oar Just rights. . . ---"t ;
over sine mi. "iwu-
A very important dii
sam" eierta a verv powerful influence, i. that of a
Dlttf:WHH L'lT I' ft -li1rnln "" f""-."j.T'fw--
In tiiircoinolalnt it has nndnnbtedlr proved more
enicacioas than any remMly hitherto employed, aad
in numerous Instance when patient, had eadursd
long and sevens suffering from the disease, without
and alien MKIU'l'KY has oeea retorted to ia vain,
the nae of this Balsam ha. restored the LIVER to
a heilthr action, and in many inatoaoee effected
FEKUANRNT CUBES! after every knows remedy
had failed to produce thi. desired effoot
Ue careful, and aee tnat waal you ouy na. we
signature of 1. Bl'TTS.
For sale, by WILLIAMS, hatwimhi a v.,
Raleigh; bv M. J. IlinaiUle. ravetterille; by Dr. A.
ft Kvans,' t B4 Wilmrngton; and Agents every-
war.
P1ICII CtllllT,
coaasctsa wsea.iv sea yaa rra.
:, sUUCIOH.
BaeealTaaM. ( a T dan, O. A
Siaae A aiers till a BWwa
Cettoa
rioar
Featam
UMHi Wisi --
Itry
0.1
Feeder
Batter "'.
tir.
La a i-Ui
.10 a it Cafe, Kia, 17
a ew - , aan ,
M Java
' ae8agar
ttett)Malss,gat
- baa,wae --
8 a 10 as. astra ah
U a KiKagiU . 4.
76aH"kMker, gL
a Uraan, gaL
- - 1
' fa 10
60
'' e
T
i
MaU
7100
Braady, p ch 7 a e-VLara ,
!) apple'' t a b Leather, Sale
Bum . - a ) wetaaaa
fleaaiac ... , ta a M Sails, ewt
Cottoa IlJalltKat
Cera . ao a Tu Uu, Uaseadl .
Cafe 1 a 171 sugar, Brawn -
Copperas Jai De, Leaf
Caadlea, F. t. . lfilH.lt, flack
Floar i a VeAlasa, aa.
Feathara .. i-i- M a W.-thiagte. .
Flassaed 1,10 a I.tJraHow ,
Hides, Orasa - , t a 44 Wheat '
Do. Dry a lojwaUkey
Iron, Bweee aaMWeel
D. stngusa - aawanMaa
Jaw l,7eel,tW , - r
4-4 Brown Sheeting a asata.
Cettoa Vara, t a Itt, , It " . , ,.
, WIUIIN0TOS. f. i
Baeea, Baas t a SlUm 70
Da, Bide - 7 a 7i Potato, Disk l,7e ;z
Do. gkMldara ) a tiMolaMee 1
Batter ' 1H 2t tVrjpir. '
Ceffea, Bt Doaa. M a loaVeTiew Dip, kbi.
Kia Hem V) lb. :. l,m
Da. Java 104 a la Hara 1,031,10
II a 1
5aMi
. 40
6ft a 70
44 a 40
7580
44 a M
II a 12,
tat,
Do. tagalr
Cera
Floar, F'tyfll
Da. Caaal
y
Lard ,
, 12 Sp'U l arpenUa a SO
M a M Tar
41 a 44 teaaW Mitm,
III
1,14
1 7t:8eaatUag
W a 70iWia Beards
. 7a8j
NEWBERN.
20 a 24 Turmmtmi,
4.00
7 a 10,00
4mm,m 4 of 12,4001 1( of t.WMi!
' "to t'" . I grew' riniili.nl i L)mfiHlmrwhmt. ttm
I) a 11 Old Dip for SMnM.t,oe
ira a ao Scrap.
l,4 a 1,10
Butter, Goshen
Floar,
Ume
tlnlianaa
Northern Bay 70 a l.OOi
Cottoa at Charleston III a 11 At Chra.U 121
Total ireeeipU of Cotton (.286,680, against I,4b0,7b4
NORFOLK.
?ra TelVew 40 a 60s White, 48 a 49; Whit
and mixed 48 a 49. '
Stmvem. a Hps t4.V W. 0. Bad ISO; Bead
ing tsSi Bid. (18 20; H.O. Had. f 20 a 21.,
Shingle ti a 8, ,. , ;
riour. family a a I.
Bseoa, haau, a 10, hog ron4 II a
... M08R1SOMAN RECORDS M --V
TULmwf mod aW Ziitoit -
V lurv alway. aad a rreualeetuas fc-v the eU
aSaBieaed favorit Mrylad Lotterie, which w
aew readily aeesairt for by ear prtmt nmmrkabi
MM to these Scaesn , brvirg aSataf f urm
kwft mtwm aaasa lea dry th 4rt to a Lawyer.
the Bond I a Doctor, aad the taira, w hep. a4
isiakvcs a gealleaiaa ia the traest arase af the .
vmsL The fortanat holder era yet mpmfctee
vita tk eaak for Iks 7BMnl mt 0it 1'mra, In
w bee to are them altogetLjr at ear Aio, ehen
we treat to make thee aeqsaintaSj partner to
sects., aeraeva ia intimacy aad aerdiality a4
wa hop. it will lead to farther sweets-, hence
the Doetor BUT throw Phjait to the Des, aad
th hrwyiy amy as enabled, with hi erearalatee'
iwaaarcaa, to pruaeeeto hi. Madias, thai as any
til aad adera with advaatasa to UaMerf aad km -Mtow-ettiswna
aay ettot h may a sailed to, si that
ea the Beach or the Sesat Chamber, ana, ia feet,
it may be ant th Ibrmmter to each, ereauag 4e
Ught to toeamiT, arlva, and aU f
W have ato. aM aa amsaaJ emmet at? Prima
of smauW 4amhitla this awata, aUmtto kUry
lead Lot tori am, erawa at Baitimer. - -
Eaesarged by ear t'rieasl aa4 Cirrapia4ata,
w arc enabled to sebmit to them a Gaia.y mt Let
toriee, to be erawa ia April, aad ewraeetly tdvia
ear frtoad to airart their parttcniar attoatiea the
Oeaa Cmmwmndtd eas AHSwe4miae Oraaf Xenwem,
which are regalariy erawa an Ws.nmday aaa '
Setardav, th risk ea which I dimlaished to abase)
ea half th original eattef Tickets, by reauitiag
farPaskage. Addrae
f - ' S. MORRMOH C. ' !
- rfi t .x f - -' 47 Wall attest, B. I 'I
m GRAND CAPITAU. i . -
$7i,000! t af I25.00OI IU0 Priaea mt HSOOt
Oajixa Cos soli Danes Ljmiv s Maanaaa,
For the beaetl of th CwaoUdatod Le4tries mt Ma
rylaad, class B, to b draws ia Balthaon, ka, aa
Saturday, April 87,' I860, wader th mperintoaeV
eacc mt enmmlminrisr.. 78 a ember Lettory, It
drawaealloto. - .em!-.... 'jZJrL-
- - iW&r BIIESDIB SCBlMBi . '
t Prls of $74,01)0! I of 2O.0001 af 15,00; 108
mt 64 of ffSM; M 0f 8(Kk 64 or 200) 128 mt
100; 128ef75; 81IM of 40; KSCl af SO; J,'i,4l
prlM, emoantlag to $1,064,84. -
Tickets, 20 Halve, 810 00)martorf, ft t
-iishtha.tS 60. ,-. ; i
A Certi6cat f Parksg Wholes, f 270 Balvav
FOR SALE 1
AS Executor c.f Stephen Sneed, IVc'd., I hail
offer for aIb to the highest bidder, before
the Curt limine Door, in Raleigh, on Maaday the
2(th May noit, the following Real Katoto, belonging
to the Estate or the Mid Stephen aneea, tme a, ly
ing and beiag in (Iranvill. County, N. C. and ad
joining tho town of Williantflboro', via;
The louse nuf JjOI M waira ut oecemmru uvea at
ViiM. The house is large and eommodina.,
with all the necessary out-houses, garden As. This
establishment With a .mall .am expended ia repaira,
igUt b marie one of th. mint dasirabl reaideaee
i or about the town. Attached to th above, t a
ract of land containing 1!K acres, near on half
which is good wood land. There ta, also a goea
farm, well-enclosed, on the premise, fas Orave-
ianlaa this land u acentod la th Ml
AUo the Tattr Lot md wutroeememtt w hlob ooa-
aiat of a large House built for, and fur many year,
used aa a Tavern and the necessary eat-house..
Alit, the lltre Iiol, Immediately opposite we 1 av
ern Lot, in good repair, together with th Btor
iinae. Carriaee House, and Stable, tnsreoa,
Atutr -aswtf rer hot. netneea taw vttore Lot
I leather Hnnse on which Is a Sadtof Shop 1
Una natr only or toe naxiieca wwptoin. -
LomIIu, iiu Town Ijof mmmtroood. The tmpre-
v.d lota are all situated la the moat bash
the Town. The town of Williamsbore I .i tun ted
. healthy a section of the eoantry, and is r-
rounded by as respectable aad Intelligent a eoi
itr. as any town r villaae In thi. sun,
The title to the above property la eonsiaerea ln-
contestibie. '"
Traa. or Sals For one fifth of the pun has.
money, cash will be required. For Uie paiaoee, a
errdit of sue oriwo years will ba. giran. noon the
pnreeaser. eiernting Hietr oonas, wiip,.,,nieren
nra'I'dat,' wilh oil iecuniy 'a. may be approved
of by th anderugaeil. ,
ii. s.itav, ex r. oi
STsraxs Sd Dee'd.
March 12, 1860. (Trice adv. 9.) .12 td.
Leryea Land.
Randolph county, has been diseaatiaaed for .want
af saffieleat patronage. Ia toking leave of the wor
thy aroprietors, mm anesrly aad heartily aim
them "a long life "of health, nrospsrity aahappl.
..'' '.. .
V have received reprint, of Blackwood's
Maiaiin, the London Quarterly and thWest-
niroiitw Rertew.- By Leonard Saott A Co, S.
York. ' There u a decided improvement in the ty
pographical appearance of these valuable works.
r HuTttrlv Keri te erts Methodist F.pioen
pal Chunk, Savti. Edited by Pa, B vscos. Thi
but number of thi able, and Interesting period i-
eal i on ear table. H e commend It to the pub-
Uoa worthy -rfnniyewa faWrn
.T1IE COMMCXICATOIL W are, jrrwtlled
to state, tbnt the publication of this spintct I um
sxoaathlg.iia.rjuMrt
PI vm nifD m ionr pun. m inww pu6t anu -
aUiojrelher; and rvriorr will perch upon the
. f w r y-.-v sr s-
Whig standard. A w iiiujuitu.
Forth Star.
Messrs., Editor: It ha become a "fixed
fact" that the stork of the Central Railroad is
all taken. For this, we cannot be too thank
ful, and rreal praise is due to a few feithful.
energetic, noble eiiixen.oT the Btatn, lor tneir
indefaticabte tiertions in this aatghty scheme
of Internal Improvement; and some of these
name have told well en Uie subscription list,
and will he fixed opon the tablet of the histo
ry of etir Htaie for lSlO-'BO, never lo be for
gotten; and (feneration vet unborn will bice
their memories. . uu. were m a area wwn
vet tn he done. Everr uheeriber ahould
active in getting additional name lo that list,
and Drain Dt to alaee tlie five percent, of his
pwn snbeonpiion in Oi hatnU of the Treami,-
STATE OK NORTH CAROLINA,
Johnston Cocstt.
Court Plate & Qmnrtur Smiimh faa. Term, I860.
onph Hare and ilrran 1'uuea,
vst
Hnnsoa 0. Bally.
IX these eases. It appearing lo ut. tatisraenon or
th Court that th defendant mid beyond the
limit, of the State; it i. therefor ordered that pub
lication be mad. in the Raleigh N. C. Btor for .is
weeks, notifying said Defendant to appear
next Court, to be held for th County of Johnston,
at the Court Hons, in Bmlthneld, ea the 4th Maa
day of May next, then and there to shew saane,
aay be haui, way uie tonus levied oa snouiu aot
be sold to satisfy the above claim.,
Witness, Thoma. uagl.y, tlerk of ear said Court,
at Office the 1 1 to. March, IHoO.
TH(I. BAuLET, CI k.
(Pric adv. 6 2.) . 12 4w.
S ARISE JOrjllllL.
AUniVALS.
At PiTiasnt ad. March 4. fchr. Knight, Bal
timore; American, A Elvira, Philadelphia; Kaiad,
London. Mnn-hll. tV-hr. C. Kent, from Balti
more; Sea Flower, HiiUdelphin; Ancestry, Mur-
garet, Ilijicrior.
--At t'ltr 1'oist March. Banju Palestine,
from Wales, with railroad iron, An.
At Newbes. leb. 27, Bchr. J. W. Hughes,
Aurora, N. V.SH. Sarah Iouisa, West Indie.
March 1. Schr. Cihiver, ilmington; J. Hyaai
Rainliow. Piatt. N. X.; Moore, Charleston:
Panline. Koble. N. T., Steamer Johnston, with
Flats. March 3. Jane, New York. 4. Mary,
V; Willow, N. Y.; 6. South Carolina, N. Y.t On
tario, Baltimore; Oregon, S. 9. WiveT, Balti
more; 10. Hendricks, N. Y; 8. H. MrKae, Bean
fort, N. Y. Steamer IV ew Wayne and Flat, John
ston aad t lata.
Sthr. Ianbella. Capt. Perry, from Aewbern,
lionnd fur Now York, with corn, eapsiaed within
Sandy Hook on the 1st instant All on board
nerished. and vessel and cargo a total loss
At FiTETTETti.Li March 14. Steamer Oor.
Oraham. 15. Ilonriotta. .
At Wii.aisoTox. March 2. Hchr. Adelaid
"BoatohT3 MuncttnLTvichinohd". Loctwood'. f ol
ly; J. P. Brown; Charleston; Mary Jane, Maine:
Vanda Her. Antigua. A. l. lMllosart, fcloain,
Haw, ti. Yh Octoher, U Thowasi J. A'-honv
Eaat Thomasfrwn; Alexandria, nostiin. March
10, Schr-J. Smith, New Yorki Slary AaguMa,
Savannalu Ire. Brewster. New York; Telegraph,
New York: bWn. Elitabr th. Soandera, Philadel
phia; Minerva Wright, Prmiilonce; .Parks, Sor-
loix;
Volant. Kinross. Onslow,
uA " Koantut I'wud . iuuiairj-ce March
Schr.Tvew York, neofMtrO'ilgriin Tbig, tTe-
n..n,..h H hitli-r Hvlveeter. n m. Morrta-.-lwls
Polly and Nancy. Lady Thorn iikioa, David Car-
lee era, ii iiiaira. -,'m"i,f rwirr, lhwhii, .
Ann. 4th Charity, How land, Mary W'inefred,
Khrinzhau, ilaW, Joaeidune, W yati. 6th,
hluop W. Ihavla, 0. Kl'aa Ann. Thomas, Guard
Kimaae. North rjtate, Walkeraun. 7. Cena.r,
fiuerior, Uhh March SoiMiai. Anna, Paloetine,
Adt-Uiidr, Zimwerrnah, Ku'pcy. 1 1. Adciiiie, B,
HtAn.lv. Ilalsey, March 13, Amelia, Wm. Jorii-s,
Aerial and faille. 14. ttuaaelL t'ullin., Itoad,
lluntiT, Mlane,Veol, Cleopatra, Scott,
i-T rKTKRSBt'EO. IZ
obaeee, Lags, 44 a f T; Leaf, 4 a 110.
Cottoa, II lx asked. . '
rioar, so par no, ; ramity, a if.
Wheat, R4, M 1,08; Whtto, 1,00 el.O.
Cora. ia sned demaatL at &A sent.
Peas aad Beans, Black Eya, 60 . 0 8; peaas, oU.au.
Baeea, hog rvead 7 a 74.
Lard, 7 a 7J.
BALTIMORE. March (
Cotton 181. Coffo vary stall ia saamaeae ef
aew. by last atoamer. nayer aae ner. at any.
S ehaap ia other respect. HI Ma l -
NEW ItlKK. March 1 ,
Ciim ToiUv the aurkat i lower ens thow-
tsad bale having beel seta at Ulgai aecua.
at IX. . , k - -
Corn M a 81 cents ao mprevment, . , .ct-:
Nihwm aad (jrocmee steady. .
Coif 104
Tressary Mote lSJth.,. . i; ,r,,
gfW rnillli.nl i Looefof-1twytnd, ffsaf gT"
foe lSMI, to draws la Baltimara, M4-, eaSa .
. arday, AprU 18, 1840. - - -. '
. BRILLIANT 8CHEMR. , . e
-t prh rw,OTjor -1 ofooor 1 o at lo.onor t-
I er n.rssr. mi or iisse, no or ouu; ov ef vi tL
tuvefxaOt 84 ef lOOt A. 4. ' T
Ticket. l 4. saaraa m pmpeitlaa. T8 Dnnrtsa
bar la Draws balloto. , A Caruaeato af a r4-
g of 24 Ticket will be seat for f ltjft-cVrt be.
"'fm.owii ltw or l.ntsit
Oesaaf CtmHdufd Lottery of Mmrytmmd, ftew 14, . .
twie.JBbesawem intmTO xte,' ns-r
.aweVyrAarH f6V Wt. - .. -
(1HASD SCHEME. , .. - . -
1 prtu cf (10.000 1 ef I14U71 . 1 sf 4.00O) 1 af
4000; 100 ef 1000, te.
Ticket Flo rjbare. la prepernoej. tb riamovr
Uttory U Drawn eeltott. A Ceqtlfkm ef M
Tickeu will be seat fee !0 -Wiare la wepa
"on-.. -,. w; . ",r ' r & a'- vw
135,0001, - , s
Oraad Coaaeltitated Lottery, ef Maryland, far tha
beaett of the Consolidated Lotterie of Maryland,
Clans Na. la, foe 18&0, to be erawa la tbe city
Baiumor, MA, aa Batsraay, April 8, 140, e)
Numben U drawn kalloto. JUu-4
8PLENDID SCHEME, ... -4
toS.Oom j.i.ooo! ln.ooni if7,6oot lofiprt .
1 of 4000) 1(10 eflOOO 40 f lij (4 af lOOj
44 ef 76, Ac.. ' i:.-':.
Ticket wily 10 DoUar. A vsmaeate era rasa-
ilTIlTItllllTI.
aM IPAU.1D V UOfkUV A. UUJI
WHOLESALE bKUtJflIHT9o5otrt
Ijaaaar"... Hraaa,- Bauiina. Have la
age af 2n Tkksto wiU hesaaltor 14At--4lhriai
. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, for th Vmnflt ef
the BwanMkaana Oaaal, aad ether parpoeaa. Class
la, far 18&0. To aa drawn ta the City af BaltW !
mars, M L mm Weetaeeday, April 4th, 1840, 7
aaans4tts-iaawB.iMiiou -t . t - ,
MAUSIFICICST BCIIK.VJa, -
.tor,aadMaTe.l,aneatoasiasaek-afaTnit MT,orawWarn,.na1rjXB ,;wu' , " "".
Vui A vasoraisTKiATan Dane, . Manicis, 24 of 80Jt 40; 4S4 mtiOOl A. e, ' ' '.
Caaaicata, e. e. 4a which they pWrturaUurly Tleketoealy 10 Dollar. , A Crtl8aa ef a raehe
.all the atteatloa of Ue trade. age ef X0 ThntoW wUl assent tor iU-4lh.re lay
All article eseel as asMw, that are reealrad proportiea, , . . .:. ,f w, v mi
Into ear eatabliahmeat, ate gaaranued to be gBw-l vw. . . I'O.OIKJ: . . -
la aad of the proper atreagtk and parity. I Censoli.lated Lottery of Maryland, for th. bene-
It Is th object of tb ioprltors to make ineir 7' r - r-y
estohlishmeatena that can be fully relied apoa by Claa. Ke,JSV fcr 1800. jm be erawa n we hit
the Drnytist, rniysieUa, and Manufaetarsr, a a of llaltuaar. ea Weibtosasy, Apnl 10, Io0. - 18
pbM whm gaaaiae aad par artieto. aaa at all Naambsrr. 14 Drawn BaUota. - --r-, ,fv
limn mm ,rww -- I , . - . . j, a j a am
TliAlr&de in natwt aasaaratloae new kotos at
very lmportaat nae t4wBltot tU. aaMia tl w W
prop'rktorinkioton "80, 180 40, 14erf 40, as. A.
le .L. .,.-A.l .lHo.. 0 !,. d., UJ -ill Tick, only 1 10 Share ka awepertlea. ( A
la all wemat them ta be geaaiae and wiU Certlhceto of a Fkckata mt gu ei Tisaeta ,
ell at aaSfersaly low priaea, a aa la make it aa I wm o. .eni 100 m F'r-"" , l4 4
bjeet foe daalers to order their eappUa mm - . .
.. , , J Marrload Cm KlldAtwl Loltory, for tha hrft ot
rartienlar attention will be paJ4 to the .elcetloe I SmaknnAh Cai, a. Claae iV - 1B60, to be '
efEMMtal Oils, aad all OU sarehasedsf a willUrawa at Jtoltlmors, (Ma.) an o4ooAf. April .
b warrantod pare. . ?'.Zvmr , K
W.skaU at all nan keep a itoe or genuine m-,'-'?1."""- . ,
dlefael that th. rhysiciMeaaaopead uJU, each ae of 2O,80 I ef 8,000? I . ef 1 7W 50 mt 1,000
select powder, of HUubarb, Ipse, Valap, saa waiwf ww ei ( ,.,
many, A. Ao. Oeaalae Medieiaal Oed Uw Oil 48 ef 77) 64ef 40) 41 mt 40 -
-1 ..M.ll mmmitm Tarkav Onlna OhImIbA I . , . 1 ate.- . ' AC. '
""71. r r" ' -. 1 ..j . . M..k.
CutorOik ao. ate. wll a area, yanetysi an I - immniai" - - -
.kMaitwtoefEaglUa,rreaehaad AaMrieaa. . I ef ift Ticket will be scat for f 1:2V Bur la are-
Aatbeartiele ia ear Has ofbasin are eaaily pertiea. 2 : ; j, ; . -
J-1..U -. .ii 11-1. k- Lo,. IS I 1 fSO.OOOt
when th. parehaser cannot amk It ceaweaieat to I Coaeelldated Lottery ef Mary1a4 f-r U beaefft
. . T ..... al.m . . an 1 . . lu A Ol W Wak
vi.itarity, promising tbal tasgreatosl ear. ass 1 01 to enaqwoao". mo. 2, '" . ' "717
attoatloa shaU be etna to uieas, lurawn wniiaw -, -v r-
In ililitina to onratoaa er lirnr. no Meeieiaasi isoo. im sammrs. 1, nni
we offer for eel at low prices United Oil, Paint, 1
Dyeituffa, Window Olaaa, Dragglat Ulaaa Ware, gad
a large variety ov ruwy rerrumery. Amrres
UMI, r.DnunflS DAU.,
Wholeaale Drafgists, BAinaoaa, Ma.
mm m mm tmm vat mi
R TUCKER A BON, wh eoaataatly keep ea
hand aa extxmaiv. aaaortaent mt th. bout and
moat desirab'e, as well a. faaliioaabl VANCV AMD
STAPLE DRV OOOUn, an aow receiving their
spring and rammer supply for 1860. One ef the
Firm ha. just returned from New York, when he
purchased a rich variety af (Joods, of thi spring'.
lmportauoos, oeion uier mmu momm picavu mwwr, mmm
befon tli advance ia pricet aad having ton had
th choice of tli large and splendid fresh arrival.,
and th. advantage of low prieas, they latter them
selves they will be better prepared than ever to
meet tbe demands mt this market, and please th.lv
unmerous friends and customers. In town aad eoan
try. Tb4ntetfully invito tin public ta call aad
examine their stock. Thajr have ju.t received a
.apply of th. following, and are daily receiving such
other articles a. an usually kept in a Dry floods
and Family tlrccery Store, raited to the waal and
taste of this community.
Ill k Uro D Hhrine Milks,
Plain A (gured Chameleon Bilks,
Kroehe end plain Urenaolnee,
Plain and embroidered black ditto, "
Fancy and Mack .ilk Tiaenea, . .
Bilk Alborine. and lleraaai, -r
Cora colored Ursaadiacs, ; -i
Evening Dreues, ,.s
Embroidered and dotted Fancy gwlse Muslin,
Chambery, Frnch and Americas Olsgh.ms, "
Camldet LaHres and Linen (iingham, " ' '
Melreyesaad fancy Diamond Jackotwls, ,
Plain aad printed Lawns aad Muslins, ,
Tarlelon, Swiss. India, Vhttoria, Bishop, Book and
Potted Jacknnet Muslin,
Rich Bonnet, Cap, Neck, Caff and Belt Ribbons, "
French needle work eapea, sntlan and caffs.
Ladies' sad tl.ntlcawa'. Pari. Kid Uhrrca, .
S I naand JacluuunV Edgiaga aaA Inserting., ,
Lisle aad Line Edgings aud Kibbona, . , , . ,; .....
Linen and Fancy Hilk Dross notions
KOTICK OP REMOVAL
IN returning my thank for the very libera!
eneoararement received from the trade dur
ing th. year '40, 1 weald inform them and th pan
lie that I here awrvsanently located myself at Z47
BALTIMORE STREET, nearly appoeit Haaovor,!
whtok plaee I kava bad eroetes with specisl refer-1
eaeetotli witt'LKnALE bAMrAnutiibinAvn.1
My .tock ef ETHER1AL, CAMI'lllNE aaa OIL THEONLI Fil.LMCOMTAlMMl KAHCAI'AKILLA
LAMPS h been largely iaereaMd. . I Wv al neroST LAWKS AND GENTLEMEN ARH
added yral Men rStyh, eatirely arlg laal la th ill PARTICULAR W ITU TIIE1K fKlJ(ANl
menl for the maanfaetan of ary Justly aeieoraua
Etherial Oil, warrasi as 11
Inducement dual te ear
thmutry. JMalcrs can aow aaa rrom m "-1 '' tnl(m rf th( Min. keadvisrd to takedail
MAOMFICEST SCHEME.
eftSO.OOrh 816,1-00; lefT.inOi I ef I.eOS;
20 rrine ef 11.000 eehl 10 Prise ef SMiO each!
lOafl' TOrflSO) 4TS Prise ef fltach:!l
. mt (BOt i mt 70) 6 a!' 42 of 40
Ticket. 110 rlkares in properthia. A Certlt.
eatoofaPaekaga of S0 Ticket will be Mat fsf
120 Shares la pnpcrtloa. ... ; . . ,
COMPLEXION If yoa have Dry aad Wtory ISst.
lorary inniy emerwaum fp Rk Bony. Blotoher ef ta
ItLnTr-ilSahm Tetter, aUsh, or Priekl. Heat. Itchiag. Cmp-
est Taper to tha costly Chandelier, Oiraadnl, C.a
dle Brackets for Darning Etherial, Pin Oil, Oas,
or Lard, with a full assortment ef Gumas, liusars.
Paras A Tie BnAuas, Mats, aad evarytbing per
lainlnc to th above baslnes.
All ordera pramptly tiled mmi packed with car.
i. SI. llHrUtt,
47 Baltimore itreet.
. t-4.
CITY TAX LIHT.
NOTICE I hereby given that I will attend at I oineahav. barn aied, should for a
tha (mrt Uimsa oa Tharsday the 2Kth day aftor. take at toast tw nf Dr.
of March, laet, freaa 10 e'eloek, A M. to 4. e'alock, 8AFAR1LLA BLOOD PILLS early; for if Ik ryo.
r. M, to take the eily Tax Ms far ta enrrmu yew I lam be not entirely rid ef teem, l oaaxuauoaai at-
aeeordlae to law. -
. s . 1 n . MftA. ... i I .
W. UALLAS nai SW1I, MieiFMn. .
Rnsain Braids and Faacy Bilk Trimmings, '
Luli.' and MiaM! t- ti, tana stitCb sad top bf
deradUdk-to, e , - - . ,
Maslin, mohair, graM aad Hough' Patent Skirts,
VUUuood Voeeimerei, of th vsrioa color sad
nulltlea.
Linen and tottoa gebda. In great varieties, many ef
which ara touched- ltk "' jBaagarian aae Cafc
Koraia finish. t "
Black and maey aatla aad silk VESTiSOSV
Plain and embroidered Marseilles ditto, 4e. . '
MATS, A.. Determined alway. to fornUh wk.trv
er t. latest, rarest aad best, they effer aa eitra.
ivetork ef men's, yawthe' aad .hildrsa' vaahlea-
Ma aad tat brim Mot Mrin, Panama, Maneei.
bo. Leghorn, Bewed Pedes, Haagariaa and Paha
. Jlato. Aiplenaia iotoi iu'n. ,: , irlv.
Infants' Fawv Uooils. "
Alas. L'mSreilti.. Paraanls, rWnetf. Shoes, Tlard-
nare, Caileif. OrocWio. ae. AU ef wbtoh I Key
aon are f eriug ea tbe moi-t Hnwai isrma.
. It. TlfhKtt A BOX,
Rle!jh, -March 7, 185 . ..-,,
"J.
tor a few weeks, twe ortowraf Dr. LEIDV'S SAsV.
SAPARILLA BLIHID P11.L they will remove and
can all, parity the blood, and improve th -mpla-loa.
To 'fort a, active pargatloa Is aot BscesMry:
Regularity af th Bowels should be ehserved, to e
a hich each an should regulate the a amber f PUI
t be taken themselves.
ALL PERSONS, YOt'NO ASD OLD, MALI ANT
FEM ALU, recovering from a bed of aickans, aader
asatcal tosataaast. pamramriy wnen memry.
Bark. Quiaiae, Mineral, er ethttr powerful medi.
akort uatt ikera-.
LEIDY 8 8AR-
taleigh Msxeb 6th, 1840. ,
10-44,
CIcOTHINO ATWH0LESAI.I5.
AV TorK an now funy prepared for M5?iu: ftdd
"rrin, trade with tb rM o of CLOTIHN0 L"Bln.T .T
feeilea an prodaeed. awl mark misery aad tutor-
lag fat tow at fcatorvals dariag lire.
These Pills, bmdde befasg .flictcioaw, a ahev. wul
h foand goad at all times aad e pel-tor te all Uara,
fort Pille ta , for Zu frnie.
Irtrrrincm Depot, Dr. Lr.uii n iirrr..r.
alae by WlUiame, lUywaed A
Kpnng into wiin tna umrmom imcm n iiaiiiiuii . u r
that can be fnaad U any bona la the I'aitod Ktoles, Beleign, n. v.
amlamaekgroator varioty than nyhayanarhad thel - ainUTlI C t Itt il l A it All. liOAIl.
ptoasan to oll to mar patrons, sae .tries to nit T pfthe act rncor).orntingtho North
rarelissen from aay aartefth I ailed State, or I ti4iM HM Kd fompanr. awl ef th. re-
LalUeral. . .Mlln aflka ual imaliaiaaaw. Inks
. OU1 r"0000".;. of 8ulorltio to told Red sr. aow apin, ad
Are of eas own o of talis and oar Domestic direct . .,,!, .. .j n.v
frma the BMvaftaetanra, which eaahtoam ta anlli m , J, reeora tkrir
w nt s Hiiw r IM. MB M twsa t anw 1 : j m ,1,. . j.,u , mn ta.
A.i Aa . UkOuI ImJ. K.- .t.l-. intMtw. 1 ' . . ..' .
'r' i iZi.iw
rinocUyiagtolaWmimn- "'P-i,, Books mar be fownd .1 the mt JtaL
" moomm ww 1 ui"
as these nwsmwnsstaa.
parahasen will fhyear
mearan In sho win toom tlareagh ear emleutm
loet which will .Bcw.r for (ran.
,Nw lark, Fan., z, loAO.
mm win see a tears, if J7 jiwIaii n
n. withain wenllltok. 1 ouh V
ibam threngh aW..snwN .1. ..;., tiI'NiAn 1
a n DOX. HILVER BPOONS JUST RECEIY
aa per Eipresnj Ahm, lot ef Osnasal
Plated Bnaoam, Ae.fcatoa -r a
--..7TT;. - PALMER, A RAMSAY 8.
Manh, 1.1850. ' i .
'March. 8th. l8-"(0
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let iiirm, rt erlered, at ft as a
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