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8 ra mtMb I tiiiaar 1 ! nf rt' lifcr e- !.f lt rrerr : tm e M a ed mer I inrf .riii: ilr" Mldt -mm! niadi- -Ah ewf': rf ' t rf ,1 l Mtt Cet' lit Htn tfj rr it rj THOMAS J. LEMA Y, Pr prietor . -, , ' TEIMI. ' ir"T,,. tktee dolltr per mn- Sat will k IN ( m.ii I eenp 1- I r.j uunliti exceeding 1 6 line Sfcis r hit ""'T i .sey)rl I .t i..n. lT r advert ! r 7 .) Jl....uliHka aaaerttna, .wnv "- 1 wnty-ve "!. .eat ef Clerk end Sheriffe .k.rrd S per eeat. l" JMuieiiHP"!1"lU e-ee from w -Ji..W.H.t.'ik year. MOFFAT'S flFtt mKOlCl.MS- r l aataa tWarer hiiiicmui b mheri.... or mpr..le. tfjSE st themselves ihi. ,.......-' i;. help ". l'..rV-.d skill nrr www iiw - -.u hrt b .M d.lTrr. .n-l very wi-iety ..." - f Weaver. ot .11 this.. hnn.lre.lt "I year pwTASrw.or mankind, .vtercury ... I aUolovedm the healing Fhytci..s ated lh.U.i, b,.t ..m,.le Kerb.. r..en arte ..""e re . ...tthe'tki.tttl Ph,.ic..nM.hopre. I Weill bit me.lHl Imio " W linen L- iete'atiHa, saaap. saa.i. i- hi t en'l in the i(nrt iit t silm.nl h.b. V 4 For he halh nrenweil liu mediemet ool of the MKI11H Iheeerlh, mid be llnl i ill n-i bh.r Ih-m. ..., CK rtotieM i i:iliiie i.l Hie nmtl mil.l n bVeft.i.l Miure. I hry .re enifc-.l of i II ,lrl nv.t i.li piitrieent. eombined miiliwi trrJwl. known ihe only eeri..n ...li.lnl. for i.rr. M rr,y rtVt.ri.ion. hen lhe; i1nr I... ..I .ll.rr Iruin eolil. owi ueiion, I . ....I ..n.n iiyvlioli. r imli nl mi- ...'..i .hili.-r in.l.iTHXi.i or rpiilrmie. "r e, or hv nib. . ..i.iuinri mreeitMin in II I.cir o,,... .n rtirU. The) .re pot e.l ol pe .ilwrn itili hi-h nnl only eK-l "II lit nw .1 Hie wme U.nr re.w. nl invi8r.lr il.e r. When rl ikrn inl Ihe i.mh Iwe i.nme.iel dnlrtw llrmrlvi like v. f ihrnnch rurj pore proilucniR H' nc .lelii.ll.il ulumr) .ikT pniinenl hn i!w pik i.l lile btRii.i in K" dim, the eircu U rn .tHi t, ih; faititlirt pumlvxerti iheie HH-il.cH.et -c I..ii..l ili t-iielo il.e errt, rthleric ihe imim.l . in'iswe l he body, a-l re uimie Il.e wlmle ni.n. TUB I.IKK. IKiHClNIM h.efli been tc. Hh ilMf m..l fnpp) ece in NerTnut ind Hltpepiw rilM-.tei, tli'iiiumpiion. Ailim, . lMmt,MtHHt ltl.cmin (sltrouM .bd a..umuu lllrilpticl bl . K .r Inri'hci paMKuUrt ol Hie bne mrrtitii.e, re M. irU " S".niiii '"M " nH-h acnnip..iet Ihe medicine. A py e.n Uo h h.'t .m. .plic.iHn i tbeoffiiia V. - Hicih, S.C., jwt lor Hie le ollbe mcdi. inc. . A l.her.1 .leibietinn mmle to Ihnte hn pnr dnie l MMji Krern, " i"tSp. . siS tiirrth. c.ii t ..Mi.i"-, on-.M'""'f "The true Ilictiet of Life i Haillh. We bnno ibal lielih and the ability In lilior nnt.il.nri the atealih of the ereal mattof II. people in ihit, at in m.tkl other outiitie Te l.r. te. ve llii relorr, lhal health by Latin al m ant It a grand, moral and pntitleat tchrtne. lo tulfll which require our uIii.imi aiirniinii. The un p.ecedenlrii popnlartty and tiuitrrial aprnli. I ..in a-hict ihtt medhiue hat aebieed Ihrotithnut be Uuiie I Suiea, ihe Cauadat IVt, Mrtico and Ihe V'e.t Iniliet fttlly jutitly llr. Pelert in B-u-ialy and rOHtcienlt'.utlv reeonimeading them to the aieei4i at'eitlion ofilie Mfn.cied, Or Prriert hat tpetit inurh lime in etperl mrntHif vith titfereul veeeiablr medicinet, fan dieat. t of ihe liter, and n..t nfl'ert hit vrgeia blr Pillt, at. Ill braV moil nvrtienl, and rhrapeti mclicinc that can be prepared lot gen eral uta. I t)we rreat quality of hi veertable Pillt it that they have the allei alive principle con.bmed with their etihartic, or 0ieraiive q.ialili.a. t. Ilitt Ihry nut tudv clcant ihe aiomach and bnwell lijr pnraing, hill the) regulate the liver, cbai.ee lh m rliid teereiinnt, tlrenclhea the digetltve or. g.nt, pud) the bl.ro.l, Nivieoralelb cnculaia'a, an-l give lone and energy to the nerrmtt ijutn, ...Their are tadd ad pUanaat . ta their rtpe.a- -ti.in, ait l ennvey aliiiuau.umrdiala auavicti.n ol then utility from their Rrtt dnae. Tl.t y can be taken with talrly bv prrtout of aut e an I the le We, the infirm, the nrrvoiit and ll. ilrllrjie, arc tl.enf.la. ned by thetr 0aerniit.n, aLcante ih- y eleae the ty Men. ol bad httmori, q iiel nervmit ii-iiialiilily , and invariably prudut toiind health. l b teeetable Pill are tor remedy for jv.n.li.-r, ink and iter,, tit hraalache, dj epiia, taaiiirvii. iirknett a.f the ttnmach. heartburn, all b.lt.ut cttuplanilt. level t ol all kindt, and fa laaen at tha cfttnmrneeiurnl will invaaialaly . beck their progreit, and tave the paiienl Irnm prittiaeicd and daiiKetoua tiaknett. They aa inval.table in nervnnt and hyitconalrwal aflea t.at, I'Mt nf ppei M. and all iiiilaiiii t la bid, feaaalct alone are tubjeal.' They oaeral hi mM H.I apeatdy-ptt. ga-t d aea a aala and ertam rvweal) l.- iaaHtaai;;4!-; F.ttiail ol a Inter frntn Mr. t.ii.nry ol New fMeiw..le .sv.J(m. l.W.sSAMv .rri',4,.,. nwtlt attatiaaee . wt. jwy. pnwtiaaas-witaw-ally- Mv - . j.ii.i.l.v and yeHovr lever, tiom the am td Pe tcrt' I'illt. I prrtume thai, on an average, I preicrbe ooehimdretl biaetviiirrmth-'' - F.tti-acl ol teller f.mn lh-. Prkhard of llnd. a M. V , Jane .1. 183. "I aata.ai lhal llr. Vetera at oi.cai tha lavtl cbeiiaittt in ihe Uml. ed Slalei, and tell attured lb -I he anaild toni day llnna hit biu.a.le kaoajrleitue ol Ihe pra.pa. ertwt ul nerbi and drngt prialuc an effickul mealKi.. and I matt ackoleilire Ih-I'bll ve getable Pillt billy retpamd tn mj eapfciatHant, Tltiey are indeed topei inr medicine, and rvflett ertralM alike mmn Ihe cheruitt, Ihe phi tieiaa. aita lue paui-atnu. Ktiew t ot a l-Her from Dr. Waines. of Cintin- Bbli. Fvb S. I SSI "..ur Pillt at the mdilett ia their nperaoamt, an. I ) et atott (H.wr rial ia thtir elTecll. ol aty thai I hive ever met aithia a practMi af eihl a4 Iwraly ' year. 1 heir aa ma "a Ihe ahy le, anal ket.ee na tha impnriliati a lb hlautd, itevialeally vert turprtlmu Ellracl oi a letter trom lie. Soaall al Italll mnre, IK a. 17, 1838.- "I am Hi th daily habiiof pretertbmax them, Prters'l'ilU ntl thet ia ararly aH aatrt aata-ervtl wy Hirnoe. I have dttc. wl other meliiea. tome ol Ibem vcay good Auet, i their tav.ar. AttRtt-ia. t;a. Feb) 10, 1119 To Or. Pelert bar For npwatd trf fftirt twanlkal laave breaa eraell) alBacl. d with Farter d Awt aad dttrtttn the tint a.atd find anta Htg llHHigb I bad applied lo every Iknag, that gave "te any thxag like pamnaaa-tai rvliel At leuih, kaaaarr. ) aai-pill win r mitre nalrd tame, by ntae ela.ar brt phttician, and I ant atatl gratelal ami hapiy tV kea g aid ta add, thai I kad tcaiacly atrtl laa buietwhea I ftattaj lhal I key kad raratot-cl m to parte al Uealih inc ikea, varicm acrmber at mf fatuity kata 'vedthcaa ah equal tuaaeta aad coaarqtjeaily feel h my duty ia apprise yae of iht lact, atd a 'eqnaat trf oa lo pa kink iklt eeet.gaMe, at I am auawat la ad J aay pttblia IcitioMNiy to lha wtlraaoluam vartaar el year aan vailed acdiaiaa, Itctpatailtilly ynttra, . THKOlonFJJ,MF.S. trlli. N Jaa. t, IS. "earSir bate aaade trequcal ate of yww 'rv &oi&'3&r& ) ' NoRTttCAmoLnA Powerful in moral, ht intellectual, and in physicat VOL. XXXI 5 pillt m lh bieipient tK ol bilioot feer, anil obwnt.te onHiiM.tt-.it ol ihe boelt( aim, hi the nl.remnl ul Ihe tplecn, chronie dtaeatei ol I be liter, lick ne.'l-. lie. genenn ueuniij. uu ami io .11 etc. hte found ibrm la be eery et loclita J l HOVI. M l. . Mctklrtibnrf o , Va. "eb.8r, 13?. H.tintawd lr. clcrt' pillt in. my practice for (he Ml 13 month.,' I lke pit .rare In etii.r nt tr.iimnny ol Iheirgootl eff. el. in e.tee ol d)tpui.titk hrwI'Mhe, bili..ot fecert, and other dneatrt, pn-luccd 1 inctiy of the lit er. The) .e . tale aud mild aperient, being tbt bctl.rcicle oflbe kind I rtrer uted, , I.Kom.r tj. SIJTT, M.1. The lo1nin it I rum . Iiighly rrtieei.bla Planter r Hurke enantt, C. Jul) 10, U;l7. Pelert' Pill. I hate (itra llient a l.ir trial neat Ijr ll.rec doxen bun h.tr been Mtrd on n.jr -pl.ul.iiou the Ixtl jer Itirir a.lminutmlioo hat been nd. nded wilh more tiiceett than anr medicine I hate etcruteJ, and I lake ple.at.ra in reeuntnirtitliiif llicni In mjr Irieixlt and neigh bouitt llift are tian-tj, tle and efficient, and need hut a trial to be apprnred , HKXHV P.JOXRS. Cnmnumicailnn receited from Ihe cmincin lr. . J. H Irwiti of FliKencr.Ua. March IS. 1830. Or. J, P. Peierfc My Ifeaf tr )' light of Ihe tlthinttant, I a ealletl in rr hmie to Ihe Iimiiu: ol a fellow en ilea (Mr. LtrJ here I lound hit ton - a child ol til yean old, luunrmr un.lrr a inmt larp4.( attack 01 C'tn anehe Trachr.lit (Croup) and .pparenll) Be mul the aid ol remedy. H) the giealrtl (nnd fortune, hnareter, I had in my pocket a broken box it jour pillt two ol mlmh I a.lminivlered, with inch an Immediately happ) effect ll.aijja a -fear miuulri niv pallenl at at tute. and uut of , dai.rer. 'I'hu cate, in comieciion with mt name it ai l our tervice end I hae the nlratnre In he able to infin-m ymi thai jmtr iiieti.mablr tnedi cine it in inch erral lator auh Ihe faculty here. hal I belirtc Ibere it not one ol litem alio Hon nut ute in hit private practice. Yrt niot retp'jr j. H IUt IN, M I). Thrte exiranrdinare and jiiily eelebmled Pillt, arr told it. Ktlrith by Y illiun.t et Hay ....! and W. M. Maton at Co , and throneoat the United Siaiet, the Canada, Trial, Mctlto, and I lie Wetl Imliea. State of Worth Carolina, County of Franklin- f Court of Pleas amt Quarter Srstons Dc rember Teim. 189. Ricky Furm.n 1 , ,t L Original aitachnteal levied oa Henry , Denton J land, It i,ict'ior lo the talltfaciion ol ihe enO'l," that the Uelendant in thnveear it n a Ulmbiuutt ofthi Sulci H it ordered ibal pltlteain be made lor ktx rrktiii Ihe Hu'eiah Star, ibal iinlctt hebea- d ap uear befiii-eiheJuiiieet of our Curt ol Pleat Mid Q.lHrter Seinini,"ai lite itexl eourl to be Ijclitfor h cnaiailt nf rrankHn. al I he rotlM nate in t i, Suae, nu Ihe aa-cond Mnnalat in March neat, ihe and i.beee in replevy and plead In tattie. judgm. att AtVv.-tn Ibe.lal, SAStk Aiteti, PATTEiHSON, CTk Prieea.lv $5 60 B 0 State of North Carolina." " County ol Franklin, Court of Ple and Quarter S'-ssions De cember Term, 1859. Smith PallertoH vt C John C Jonrt. J " Original atlachmtnt levltd en Jamet Hullock land. vt L Sanae. J It appearing to th atitfelitn of the enart, 4bt the d.lenrtaiil in Ihe above catet it not an Inhai-i-a. it nf ibitSiatri ia it tiered by ihe emirt lhal pub I cat inn he made iu the Ualeith Siar tor lix aeekv. that allien lie he and appear beloie the Jam ice of our Conn of Pleat and Quarter Senium, at llae taeil court tn he hvlal I. r the county nf Fiai.ktin, at the court hoiite in Louitbure. on the tecond Mnn da in larch net, then and there lo replevy anJ plead to ittue, lhal judgment Aval a-iM be lakra agaiuti him, and Ihe land levied on be made tub jeel to plaintiff recovery Alien. 8. PATTERSON, 01" Prit adv $5 60 6 I c w won K. The Wnndett uf lb Heavens beitaf a pnpalar view i.f Atlanno.i.t. ioeliiilme a full illutiralioa of the VleebawMtt . the Haaaent rmbracttnt JWSmi, lo.n and Siart, whh a deieriptmn of Ihe Plan- eia, t omen. rate. I start, iJtaanie mart, aim art, Clou.lt. Falling Start, tic. tea., Ulttaliaied bv nil- merout Maptand r-iagratnuii by Ucscis naiD foan. For tale, al lha N. r. Itonk atnre, by I L'RNtll k IIUGIIF.3. Ralei-h. Feb. Sth, 1840 7 ST E A ,U ENOIM E. Treadnnlal oh Il.e Siram E..)(.aie, on Mean Navi gatinn, anal the eotiaititetion ol Sieam Sltipt, Steam Ituaia, he tea., arintaining or. hnaalred aad t wen-ly-fiv Kaafravini and aumerou Wood Cult, in two fail Vadumea, Loitnon. For tale, by 1UIIM.K IC HUUIIKS. n.i -1 n . ..L .... a. ..aien. ,eo. ,,n. ,.w , rSHE SJS Jk WIS t'JHUIITTr.n 'I a the jail of Hiekmoa.il enami y ,o ae a.ero man, calling mm art! tlrtwatick, tint a. he U A eat amd:tti'"'lk..' 1m Wall ail Mr. tlaee lie.,.. AS A '7ilJP- ; lormerly ol Moor county.! thi State. -V -' Ite r abtrtit tn et htab black com- I run a am t - "" " 1 aaje. II aa.ai-ar iai beea aommilted a a runaway. "he owner. If any there be, ia requeued to enm nrward, prov property, pay charge aad lake hint "T" 8. H, RF.DHK.lt IIY. J.ilor Rockingham, Richmond Co. Ict. 15,18.19. . ... . . m a, I'O TAMiN EIIS I now offer f.u aal t h haia.laaima liuihline I .nt nn a hirh m TA V 1 YARD ia ann tied, immetliau-ly ..Ij.Hiiiiag th R I egb k Gaatna Hail K.ntd Dep.il. It etttitatna one arre. with Ihe neceaaary houaat for a TANNERY; biazclher with a I the fiilurea my no Marhl Ta ble, and Taaola, together with a Bark Mill dec lie., with an bundaiii eupply of running water. A there i im Tn . Yard in thia pla.-e, and Bark ia rhenp, and Hi.le in hunfnce, it ia confidently believed lhal few if any, place offer tbr him ad vantage loan emrrpnaing man. . I will aril a S'eat bargain tn thi property, if ea. ly applicatina i msd. Any communication di reeietl to me, on thi ul.jw:i, will ba promptly at tended ttt. . u .-. u- TUOS. COBBS. Raleigh, Feb. 28, 1840 . 4w, , ... Executive OOlre, tf.C i -Feb S4ib 1840. S Pornnt te sn set of tb General Aaaembly, it ia hereby tnna.unced. that lh 4lb and la InaiaU aaent of the Mtate' mbtcHption of 8000 ahare to lh slock of the Wilmmgioo sod r Raleigh Rail Road Company ha been pai 1, and th eertiAratr of the Company to thai effect, taken and filed in the office of th Piiblte Treaoarer oflhia If late. -, C C. BATTLE. Harcretary lo , ; ( -rz Board of Internal Iioprovemeot ' " ' v , 1:-- ef N. C. ' Staodard pkaa copy 4 weeks I , R.VLEIGII, N. C WEDXSDAY, MARCH 18. IS40. ' ODEF'S LADT'S BOOK. , EICJH I'KEN OKlCilNAL. contiibutor to Jan uary nnmber NISETKF.N OlUGINAL contribtilort to Feb. rnirjr number. -. , - KI.EVEN E!linELUSIIMKXT3 in the two numhe.a. 1 NINETY SIX PAGF.S OP WEA1HN0 MAT TE It, by aiitliori whoae name. Hand amuiiff the furrii.ost in Ilia literary rank, of our country, at follows: Kttatittl Mitt Mary W. Hale, Professor Walter, Mra Hitflind, H. W. Herbert, Prtifenor l"rali.m, Ideharil Peon Smith, W. L.iijor, Mr, riiuo.irnry, , Mr. Hale, Mn. K. P. Elet, j l'tti. . Mary R. M'.lford, AI'miO. H. Waterman, Eliza Karle, Miaa II. F. Gould. : Mrs. ki(f.ntrncy i Mr F. S. O-urtmd, ! Mri Bun vVilton j Wm. Cnltrr, Jme T. Fie'dt, tVritert Tale: , Mr.. Sena Smith, Mr. Emm. C. Embury, Mra. Caroline L. Ilrntl, Mr.. Mary H Pamuti. MikA M F. Uncliaiiaii, Mra 1! BrrclierS owe, Mr. M. M. Leort-Loail, Scba Smith, i Itaae C Ray, j J. S. Uuaolle, Janira Montiimrry, ' Mia. Juliet H. Lewis M.ait A D. Womibridirr. j Of the atove eminent writer, celebrated in our own and moatnfiliem well known in ntlirr countries, have each an artic either in the Jan nary or February m. ruber of the IWok. It it un n -cce.a.ry for iia to aay that no aiich array of naniet can be ahnwn by any other Magaxine in tb,n coiinlry of an price. " 1 We jr'iye three timet ai many embelliiilimentii at at. other M.t(fiine, and each p'ate i eq.ial, if . ot tnoeiior to the one or any cuntemporar), and yet th. price of the Magaii e it not incrraa ed Our edition it immenae, thrrefnre w are enabled lo KQ lo a fre.ter ei peine than any oth er imblilirr. A , better rt-torn may iheretpre b expected for the price paid for anbacrpiion. In the two number juat pebKahcd e hare jriven. . . . 4 Plate of Fathiont, containing II Figure. I ueaul.lnl tpi cmen of Lars work, I Splondtil 8ieel Plate beyond compare, the be$t line rugraring ever, publlthed in an .Wmert- cun .Migt.xinc. 4 Pag.- id Muttc, A New Einhleniaiical Cover. In addition to our uual well arr.ngeil emtieih mrnlt, wa alway publith Strel J itle pagf twice a 'r. The whole amoant of engraving and amhahah r i ; l .t . n 'ti.MVtftlll A hew serie nf paper of great value ha beeo lately commenced by. Mra. Hal. "-The Uomctlic Jeprtmmi" thit during tha year will cnipoaa a grrat iinount of useful matter. For enterpriae, at leaat, w think wa deter eaiina credit; we hav bean the Km to give to an Ameiiran public original article from the n nl Mary Rilta. ll Milford, author a.f "Our Villnge'' Miaa Cornwall Baron Wiln, edititr of London La Belle Aaaemlilee, Mr. Hatffland, author of teveral uteful and valuable worka; Janira Monigomery, au thor nf -Oinnipreaeiir of the Deity," ate. Thai mat Miller, author. .f Fii Roaaanamd and K.iyaion (jow er, Ebeurxer Elliott, author of Corn Law Rhyme. We do nail particularly mention thra name be causa ihey all dal from London our object only i. to allow that where there are good arlic-le lo l had. there will we apply. No author of any repu tation in our own country hat vcroughl (droit ion to ' Tha O.Hik'' in vain. Go ley' La !y ' Book it furniahed it f per an num, the money invari.bly to be received before a aintfla number latent. The following tyatrm tl clubbing may antwer the purpote uf many wiahing to tubtcribe. - CLt'BDlNG, Walter Scott' Novel, and Ltdy ' Book, one yer, - - ., . . fiy itrr,.. N.ivata. and T.adv'a Tio.ik. I 6 m Atfrtio Navet. Sht! Lad Bjuk on tr ' ye.r - - - - 6 Latly Blraaingtou'a Novel, and Lady'a Book, on yt.r, ..... J Mil LsmUn' Novel t-r Poetry, ant Lady'' I Hook, one year. - - 5 Pickwick Paper, &c. Sec and Lady' Bik, ! on ver, 5 Mitt Lei'( Cookary, and Ijuly ' Book, on yr. - -.- - - - 6 Two eopie Lady' Bonk . one year, 6 All order to be a JJ retted to L. A. GODEY. Sll Chrtnut atreet, PliiltJeljitjiu. Th March number will contain seven figure of Fashion, and rae sjrniles oiih writing ol Lady Byron, her daughter Ada, Mia. Sedgwick, an J H.r- lilt viaruiteati, . - , , r" 11 LWMulrs ot Nttture aud Xi'U : &C. C. tTht Wonder of Nature and Art, nmpriing np. waiali ait three hut -la-en ol llta moil remarkable nrlotitie aad phenomena ia lha kaowa woridj SI F.ngravaiart 1 Perctval'i Wnaaleriof the World . , . , A Help to Kriatert and Publisher Floaa't Lesieon, with culorcd Eogravii gt, by Catha rine H .Waterman , . , t AVlk-r's Va.tily,KacriaevovtlaiDiBg aliraaiiaMt 4ar Ruling Driving, Itunning, Leaping, Vaultiog k Th A-eritn (ieteleman l)o "- -' Latly F.lliotielic for Ike Ladies ' Caattiont id Good Hreealing V .turaliii't Library, with, folored Engrtiingt 8 Villa, l-- s- -f ... ' . Tb Yet eg hatband, by Dr Alaott l. Wife Do Honte-Keeier" " i " Poekel Latum (a watrk that dip wher th reader may, k will find a fund M knowledge) , The Lttud-an ega. The art of being Ha;.py Itamal'l Meatavh nf the Revartutifut ' ' tVebtter. f hdio) thetaawary 1-vnla lmdtte 4 . LeaMprtet-'t t;iavuca OietkMry (loli..) liwtaMl ed . l lae tVntkt nf ltrd U'daogbeaake, S fq.aane) v.att Tha Ameeieaa Almanac m aaett troia ISJU i 11(0 kaalativa. " ' !-"-... v'-i - ir Walter Qatrig1i HiulnrT T ihe.Warld ' . Faeaioiaii laK.H rLnndoa) SaMpala LrxiaMm t he above valuably work are lur tale at Ihe Nit. I'araltn Hoqk Mote, wharr may be latmd a - larcw and talemlid collraiioa of F.iretga 'and f meriaMn llih-klaanl Hlatnanerv, Wmtivthtg, HI part, of taw. Mediaal,. Thajolngiaal, ClaMieal. MiaMelUacttn, k Hlaak Bmkt- ikai 1.11 and hhmI apprn4 edttian ol Engltth, Latin, tireek, . Frarach, Germaa and Spantth School Ho.t aad articlrt tailed 10 lha demand td ihit eoanlrj 11 new uhliaiwat recarl ed a aooa a paaliaked.. ISttakhaiotliitg id atverv de-taH-iption done with aeaiaeta aaxl aSeih, alVe. 1 Also on Hand, . ' j 300 eopi of lh Mi-onri Harmony, with a vs. riatty ef Music Work loo nnmrmo la rtlen'loit. . i i, i.m . TURH U HUGHES. '- Raleigh. Jansary 14, 1840 S resburce the land of our sires, and tha KAI.K1GH. MARCH 18, 1840. THE PEOPLE'S TICKET. F0K PHESIDF.XT, WILLIAM HENKY HARRISON, The invincible Hero if Tippecanoe 'he incor ruptible Statesman the inflexible Iltpublican the palri it Farmer of Ohi i. 1 ' rOR VlCE PRESIDENT, JOHN TYLER, 'A Slate RigM Ilepabltcdn if tte tcheil of '98, one if V rgtnia t nvblt$l tons, and emphatically Mir if .imerica,i mo.it sagaciou, virtuoue and patriotic ttatcamcn. SJ" The brood banner of IlXRRISON, LIB. ERTY and the CONSTITUTION is now flung to the breeze, inscribed with the inspiring motto ONE PRESIDENTIAL TERM THE IN TEGRITY OF THE PUBLIC SERVANTS THE SAFETY F THE PUBLIC MO NEYTHE DIVISION OF THE PUBLIC LANDS THE DOWNFALL OF ABOLI TI0N AND THE GENERAL GOOD OF TjlE PEOPLE. F0U COVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA, ' JOHN M. MOREHEfVD, . OF CJL'ILrOUD COIINTY, The able statesman Ihe tound republican the pure patriot the honest man. ' Democratic State Rights Party. We tsnnot imugine anj thing more absurd tlian Uie fact f the Van Iiuren pari having insetted in its ilUtiiutive sp' pellaiion, a phrase which squints at a f-inilness for Stale Rights. A parlj- pro iWitig,. a fondness for the rights of ihe Sutes, whieh, ever since its invesluie with 1 ivvf jiiji, a a apa.iaainail wtiuial tWIkt the Ill'StUllI partHges which he had previously enclosed inac.top!! I we were to see a Mahnme daft flag waving in the air with the inoilo, "the Muhoinvtlan and right uf Christen dom party'.' inscribed upon it, no person but a bigoted partisan would regard it bring a whif more singular than the mottt. to which we have just relerred. NEWS! It is said a talented Representative in Con gress fiotn this Slate is about to lead to the Hrmenial slur the accomplished daughter of Frsnrit P. Blair, Esq. Weeould hrewJ ty guess who; but we w ill not encroach upon the province of the ladies. So ihey ro on. Ihe multiplicity of objections Arri'ing which party malice has conjured up ugai.tHl General Harrison, it is now insisti d thai he is "two years ol.ler than any former Pre- ident of the United Slates." It iniijhrat well be objected to Mr. Van Buren, with the .nental imbecility and reckless disre gard of the interests of Ihe country which he has evinced, that he is two veai i younger. than any former chief magistrate of the Un ion. It appears., however, that Oeneral Harrison is now QQ years of sgei whereas Chief Justice Marshall was more than eighty wln-p he was delivering opinions from the bench of supreme juris diction in this Country, which commanded the implicit homage and warm admiration if the most learned tribunals both in this Country in-Great Britain-.-; But hir what is laid of the present degree of phy. sicil Tg.f ahd" activity wltTHTapiUteaa ed by General Itarrison. by an intelligent neighbor of hi, in a letter which was late ly addressed to a gentleman in Washing ton Ciiy . . "I am injhabiu of daily titimacy sjrftb . General Harrison.- He is constantly en gaged in uperintendinMhdulieOf-hi farm, olTen Ulxir with histiwn haotls, and would be taken from his general appear ance and the vigor and elasticity of his movements to b about forty-Sve years of age." , So far so good. B it Jet as hear what was said nf his health, activity anil itidury , by j. G. Pentlletoo , Ksti. in the Nat'wpal Con vemion Irieh latHyr mift at Harriaburg. "General Harrison' habits nf industry, early aptjuiretr are slill re tained. Tlies'un never finds him in bed his mind is'as active as, his body. He limses no time, and every hour not em ploy eo in the tluiies of his farm it ile vot ed to hi book t.T " "If you will permit an intimate friend of General Harrison, who knows him tho roughly, and acknowledges his attachment, lo.be a di.interesled witness, I will say that there is tio man in this country who, irnm ruuratton, eiperienee, tniormstinn and temper is belter qualified usefully iJ lound the robbers gone s trout eighty dol divirhargi th3 hiH tlstiet of President of ,nr tolen in. Buffalo no'es, and gnats of the United States." . blood ia several directions, which were home of (our affections. NO. 12. Just Tribnte. A Resolution was offered two or three weeks since in the Legislature of K.en tuckj that the Governor should order a Natiinnal salute to be fired on 1he 8th of January, in honor of the battle of New Orleans. This resolution was paused, but passed with the lullowing interesting a- intendment:" ftegolved, That the cannon captured from the British, on 'the 5th of Oi tober, 18l3,by General WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON ami his brave cimipitnicma in .arm be stone ueal or his ExiellencT in Bring the loregning sitlute A Closer. An nflVr to treat to the .best basket of Chatiipaigne which can be fwund in tlie tity of Charleston has been macle bjr thf Editor of the Southern Medium and Im press of the Times to anr friend nf Mr. Van Duren who will prove, bj a rrferenre either to the Journals ol Congress or the Legislature of New Yorkrtiat ht ever brought forward and carried through a single art of a public character, worthy the distinction of an eminent statesman. The challenge has not yet been accepted, and need not be, fur it 'vdultl be as rash sihI f.i. lish an undertaking on the pari of Mr. Vim Huren to attempt to prove that he had ever done any good for the coun fry, as it would be to prove that ihe Grand Sulta'n or the !)ey of Algieri had rendered essential services to the cause ol Christianity. ANOTHER LIE NAILED TO THE COUNTER. The malignant falsehood in the Van Bu ren prints, that General Harrison had join ed an abolition society, is put down br a statement from under tho General's own hand. The Fayetteville Ohecr er states that General Harrison ha, written a letter to a gentlemaan in that town, dated 16th awO-. memoer 01 an aoonuon society, lie an a , e -a i- ... . swers emphatically, NOl And this state is confirmed by a letter from Judge Burnet, lo a gentleman in this city. EMIGRATION OV FREE BLACKS TO TRINIDAD. The Colonial Government of the Inland ol Trinidad in order to encourage emigra tion thither, has pissed an ordinance tq defray fhe expenses of emigrants, of Afri can race or descent, -to that island. This mca-ure offers a strong inducement tu Free Blacks to emigrate to Trinidad. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED WEEKI.T. " 55 L "JJ S "3 X " S tft iS- S. 3 r 2 r r j v Hiaenn In 9 ji 9 a 10 Hieeiwax .... IT a 20 Jtf a f25 . 23 a S4 f Unlr Rope.... 8 a 10 8 a 10 Coffee IS a U 13 a 13J tl a 13 13 a 13 Cotton ,. 78 fi 8.j 7" . 1 7 a 9 lotion Yarn... 18 24 1 8 s So Co ton Bagging 15 a SO It a 30 ' of n 50 TO a 63 CO a C rn Meal ... . jO ' Flmje.. 41 a J5 4 , 56 a 7 5 a 8 Fx Seed fl I a 1 10 Brown !-urr.. 10 a 19 T a l5l 7 a 9 T a 10 ll Sugar.... 18 a 30 18 a 20 Molat t 3.1 34 Sa t. 8.ek J3 , -.-f a H BudicI . . i4i ! I'a'low ...... IO- It 13 12J 1'obaeco, Leaf . 4 a 5 4 a 7 Lugs 3 a 4J Wheat........ 80 Lai 10 and Mi:rder.ln New York last Friday iiifcht tlari at Dr. Vanderbergh's house, Washington Piacrfe Tf Ihe miiir TashmnaTdie part s if the city. Tlie Star gives this account of it "It terms that the Doctor's family were absent, and but two female servants were, in- the house, who. atranre to say li-artl no part of the ftoisej -The gang con- strfted 01 three men, some suppose four. ami they tonic their several stations in or der to guard against escape -or detection, and theirplanv were Ui.l with ronsiilers We skill. Entering boldly into bed-chamber an-l rifling pockets of wallets, carrying off" watches and breast pins Irom toilet tables, while parties are atleep, may be considered as the very acme of daring boldness in house-robbery, and yet seversl instances have rrrenlly occurred in our rity. Dr Vandei-bergh lutl great presence of mind, on ISntlifig i mlirt li"his" ted rli amber, tn spring upon him and cover him with the bed clotiies, while lis procured a "cane with a spring "larger in it. Forgetting to use this on the robber or to luck the door of bis chsmber when he retreated. h n..l counleretl the other rnbher at lha f.... F the stairs, an.l nt.o.l 1,1. ,..,. U hi. ' . ' - - r - while the ro'.ber Irnm above asailed htm in the rear, and in this meee he reached the office dor. where a third met him, and he also received a wounl, and on entering the oiBcc a fnarlh met him a scoflle en sued, ihe due I or wag knocked down and left senseless, and when he recovered he HUGH MelJLKkrrv,. THOS. J. LEMAV 5 -tracked lor at tits ante iu thtr ireet. - A yet strange to sir. nn traces of the robbers have been dUcnvrrf d.w -Great WiTis JTieeltua of Vouie.Wre At a mt eiiiie of the W hig Young Mien of the Town of Wilmington, Mr. 'I hums I). Mearrs. was called lo the Chair, ami T. Burr, Jn.and A. MiTaggartereap-" pointed Secretaries. Upon taking his seat, the Chaim,sn explained ihe vhject of ihe meeting in a eery appropriate and fairiot ic address. On motion of Mr. Robert 0. Rankin. Reaoved, Thst a Committee be appointed tp draught a terie of Resolution (rlor the consider, altan ef the meeting. Wherfupon.the Chair appointed Messrs. J. P. Brown, John McRs, Jr., Jas. Banks, W. O. Jeffreys, John B Camming, st constituting that Committee, who, yfter retiringfairS few moments, reported through their Chairman, the following Preamble dt Resolutions, which were unanimously ad opted r Where., there ret upon tha Whig Young Men of the United Slate, a ninat important duty tn be performed in behalf of their country, by com ributiujr their aid tn rrvu her from Ihe dom.. ination of the 'evil power that be 'and wherra mott rrtprfithle . d repeated calls have bee made upon them to come foraarxl and txert themarlvet in thi patriotic nnd' rtuking, we at . part of thit numerous rlaa nf citizen, entertain tl'ttif- ihe higheat regard for and confidence in the attlhorttrd and exalted bodies Irom which llirte call hav emanated, and deeply impresard with 'he reiponibili'y of our situation sndlhe vt intercut tfihich we peculiarly have in the emit to be sltained are diapoaed mint cheerfully to respond thereto; and ffiirl our hearty co-op. erationt and wherraa, the .(Tain lifAair national government have been sr.d coulltliie lo be so irrotalv mitmtrtaged s to produce shnoat nation al Bankruptcy, and witnewiug the daily increase of audi wasteful expenditure of the public mo. . ney s mtit eventuate in the neatructtoii ot tna public credit; the proacriptinn of honetand faith ful men for opinion take, the mtnifrit diapoai litmof the government to waate ihe capital tlock nf the country, cnnai.tii.g in the ptiblic lands," and prmlituti'ig the tie of them tn the aggrand isement indivi.iual popularity, and the baser pur- note of increasing antrra ahltslung me powar 01 die Exrentiv- agninal the cnnatitiitiuual and par amount authority tif the people, the abominable ibute and miatine of the Eieculive patronage In i lie appointment nf irreaponaihle and nnworthe men to impnrtsnt officra, for the sole reaton of i heir co'Ureil, p.rtiz.it practice, , regard le-S - of their filnVas or iii.Wqucy to the fiuHilment of necrsHSry d'itiea. Ihe tnanif-tt ttivpnaition "of the . governtna fit psFTytff uftiTe fliis' mtvie'y"" power of the coiiidry'with Ihe Executive,, fur the , evident ... itQrpose Of iiicrea.ing the patronage of that office,' alreadv estended bey ond precedent, and I a rnluniit ritrnt, the wanton almae td" power ii 'he interference with the Currency and buaiuea cni.cernaof the country, renlting in the de dmctinp of a well balanced circulation bihI atib ttiiiitii.g therefor a diaorganixed tytrm,H'.atjliog one medium nffusymeiit and eireulatioa for OF FIO E H0L.DKR S awl 0 V EHN vt EN T P El 8r und aitnther (nfeiior one for ttie PROPl.E, the violent anil noiaited opposition to, and undue in- pling upon Ihe eonstilaitionat nrerntratire of a part of Ilia people of this conn. try, in excluding them from participation in tho council of the na'ion, in opposition to all Uw, justice and renson. Therefore. ' lai. .Reniveii. T list we s psrt of ihe xoung Whig of New Hanover County dn heartily re. nond tn the imposing call made upon 11, and I ... .SI. Ik. Mavaa.. ..t .lav. .,a..aaa hxTIha' " . V l me tn n i iraaii that we highly approve all the prucecdi' ge of tht august Convention of Whig hehl in Harribnrg on the 4th of December, 1839. also llinae of the - , Convention at Raleigh on the 12th of November, aaid that we will exert sll proper and hnnortble mean that may be cceMtille to ns to relieve our country from th VANDAL BONDAGE, to which th 1 subjected and re-establish a gov vernment of Uw faithfully and honestly execut ed 2d. Resolved, that our highest admiration i due and accorded to that friend of hi country of. ten proven, that man who bcf.e all others is emitted to all the gratitude tlie nation ess ex It i bit. that man who ia elevated high above- his felloa-Mhat man who wou'd rather be right than be President, the Ashlsnd farmer, HENRY CLAY. , '!1. Itrsolrrd, That notwithstanding our pre ference for the illustrious, individual named in our second resloution, relying 'with implicit con. tuience n the jMljmcul ar.d. uttrgnty ...jof .tlie.-., Hirrisburg Convention, and tatUflrd that theil determination were baaed upon the mnt satis factory premise, we unite with them in holding , up ss the fittest candidate for the Presidency, on- ' " tier the prrtent f circumstances pf the country, WILLIAM H. HARRISON, of Ohi..;'. that we view in him the man ol stern republican virtue, tried in many srdiimi and responsible appoint ments, able and willing to redeem hi coontry, nd that we will strenuously exert .ourselve to ensure hi election to the Presidency. 4th, Revived. Tht in JOHNTYLER, of Vir. ginii, our country h.t a zealous ml ai dent friend, pns who b rendered important service and who : i entitled to high ronsiderstion; w caleem bint a . fortunate (election s a candidate for Vice Prsai dencT jnd accord to him our wrmopport, 6th itd; - Tltai our fcllow-cW M. MOREHEAD, the nominee for tbeolBceof ;. Gorn.or oi Nor4h . pwpJinavceiw.;r4.-.Ijigb garj. anJ will command th' hotl ffort ot the YoungJrVhigj of New Usaever te turebts lees- --"r lion. . . , - 6th Retolved, That we Lavs viewed with much snJ teriout alarm the enrroaebments of b Fed- ., rial tiecotiv upon power and prerogative, that airj not nor can ever attachjto it, the violrntJtcUing aaid Hi law, the repealed and ope'k violation of . tlie eoiittitulinn, ibat sacred instrument trodden onder faml, tha baa effort to (aerifies lh proper ty or"h'8tfe in"' (he public land. " snd " lately' a aoverrign ttat ahot out frm leialation ia b -- -: Congreaa Tof ihe TJiutad .cttate. when -oh aeraelf , wat mruidy and particularly intereatad In lb pro. ceedinc of that body all which meet our tttldi. vpprolisiion and can only be svertcd by the union of the Whig. 7th Resolved. Tht ws wsuld silj oar inftba numerotjt ppel that bkv already been mad le lb young Whica f the Union, and esll tbess out to viiornus and determined action lo reacue their ' ounlry from rorruplinn and ml-ruh; w would ad. - ' dree aur brethren in ihe holy esuae wild the lan gnfe (TW-rlfm, SndertSopOn IbeM their aacrrd duly, y all the love they have for the memory ef their anreatnrt, by their retard for the durability of ibis grrat republic and by tb hope ihey hv " of ihe ctaMitinttane of civil ao4 reliiioo liberty, to . com forward and stand by their native find ia ihi bertvH boor." and Ibr lha sake of freedom their energies f her preservation, and S V ""- Htr young Whig frpmda if nth and every county In the Ptai to organize thernaelvea by the ealahliahmetil ol Cntta. mitlee of Vigilance and Correrpondeoee, and by ting all other mean in their power te contribute te the uecfuPterminatioa ef lb effort that are making for the raHlemplion of Mr eommoa eosa try. )- :'- .. ,, ' 'j.i.iv:i !! After Ihe adoption of Ihe above resolu tions, the house was addressed by several gentlemen in an appropriate and impr sive manner. On motion of Mr. G. J. McEe, it wss .T - .- : 'fV - it X A.
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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