I
THOMAS J. l.EMAY,
' rnoratETon.
TSHMS. , ,
Sciicimn', lbr dollar pr ""'""
iaaJvaae. '
fj Peraoaa residing without tho B,,u
,-ured to pay the viou amoal ''
tcriptkm ia adtaac. .
BATES OF ADVERTISING.
Por every ouar(ot !'" lithi !
I;pa) im iearrtioa, one dollart each aubteqoeat
insert ioa, tweott-Sve (cat a.
Tbf advertisement of Clerk and Sheriflt wit
a thirged tt per teat, hlgheri and aderfuctio ol
5) per eoC will b madafcoiiaitiiToIr prT
( for adv ertlaer by lb year. .--- "
83" Letter I lb Editor mvrt bo past -paid.
NOTICE TO IMEMBEKSOP THE
npproitrbinz General Awrmblr.
Tha Subtcriber would rapeeifull mlnrm Memo- ra
leal la th Legitl"'. ''' 9?P1 10
eommodaic comfortably with board aad lodging, from
30 lo 40 ol their body. Having rented Ira moat m
th eptoui brkk building of Mr. B B. SrM,
bare Ihe last Sceatoa ot iba Legitlator a held,'
I will beta bit power lo htrnith clegible room to
bote who pply early. Adilreta
w l MUKRW.
. ,dtg Ihdct, Rakigh.
gept. tS, 140. : ' . M-tf'
" ' f i NOTICE. '
On Moadayl ,12th at O.lobar next, will be told
for Mtb, before Ibe Coort lloaaa daor, in Hertford,
all, ar aa amah of ibe follovinK tract of had
ill aalitty tbe .Tax doe tbercoa for lb year I S3!
aad 'J'J, aod the ecu 01 inrenninj:
j 'Zl
. 1-fJ
Br ebora lilted.! .
8ituatioi or bode
doo.
Jamet Uroiliert 73
F.dra'd Barteliftl It
R. Humphrey 43
Samuel Holt. 100
Ceo. Brother.
Uuraot'aN'k fr. K
do. .do
Tdo'"" do
6 St
3 UO
4 99
100
Utile Hirer
76
so
do do
. 00
Ptraoimon eoonty, Aog: 89 l4t s 36 i
Price f 2 .SO acatt.
Stale of Nrtli Carolina.
GgA.NTIl.LK COUMTT,
Superior Court of Law . and .Equitj
Spring Term, A. D. 1840.
Sarab Wtrj
vt V Pelitiuo for Divorce ke.
Heary P. Ware, J
Tbitaaote eomine on to be beard, and It appear
bit; to the tatitlaelion -of the Coort, that proper
ttept had beea takea'to aotify ha defendant, Heo
ry, of the petition of plaiotilT Sarah t Subposnat
and aliat Sahpccnti iriuing and retoraed "not
lound." . Proelamatlon tt made by the Kheriff at
lha door of the Court Honte, lor tha deleadanl,
H'nry, to appear and antwer at aommtaded by the
Subpasna The defendant failing lo appear, it it or
dered that publication be gien ia tbe Raleigh He
gitter and the Raleigh Sue lor three montht, of the
tamet (ltd, tbal at the neU terra of thlt Court, ap.
plwation will be made that the petition ol plaintiff,
Sarah, bf beard ei .parte. 1 ... ,
Wileett, Thoniai II. Willie, Clerk of nor taid
Coort at office, in Oxford, ihi SOth day nf May, A,
D. 1S40. THUS. II. WILLIE, C. 8. C,
.My. 30. - , -
V Pr. Ad. $7, ,
UOHmO.DEV.tlAYlXXi.
Some not oriout Cooolcrfeitart hate nearly killed
teteraf penotkt by wiling them aipuriouttad fait
aitturt Hay' Linimenl. - ,
1:TlnJaljk'.Mtg
I tMemlia wrapiier. ' lltti nrm ar aoiciy aamonzeo
lo make and toll the true artiele. Original
Proprietor.
Tr, -BOLOMIWH ATS;
P, S Tbe true Hajt' Liniment it warranted to
tare Pilet tnd itheumttiim, in nil tet, or no pay
taken for it.
THE IIlJinAIJ HAIR
13 WAKRiNI'tlJ Maid or reotored, and lha
brad kept free Irora dandruff, bv the gtauio OLU
RIUCiE'S BALM UP COLU.ViillA.
Remember the genuine it deteribed below.
Tbit it eertiAed lo by teecrtt Mayart, Minitter
tf the Gotpcl, Britith Contul, Phytieiant, and a
great numuer of oar moot honorable citizen, to be
teen where it ia told. . . ; , .
DARING FRAUD)
Thit article bat been imitaltd by a notorioat couo
terfeitcr. Let it never be pcrchtted or a ted anlett
it bate tbe name of li 8. COMSTOCK,or the (igni
ter of COMSTOCK h CO. on apt end id wrap
per. Thit I the only eiternal teat that will occur
tha public from deception.
A eonttant (apply of lha aboT aluabte prepara.
lion will be kept lor 1 by
;;: . r' -- .- It; eow i2m
State rotui roh Carolina,
Carteret County'
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sewions, Sep-
. tember Term, 1840.
t7gMmJooe ; - " 1
J (.- J-Oiicintl (lcbment levied key
(etld W. Borden. J
Kli appearing to lha Ceqrt, that th deiendant. Da
tid W. Harden, rctidei without th limit ol tbi
Siale, it it ordered that not ice bo givea by public
edvertiaement to the Raleigh Star, for il weekt,
that the taid David W. Borden appear belore the
Coort of Pleat and Quarter Seitioni, to be bvld for
the Cauatv of Carteret, at fhe Court Hoot in Beau
Inrt, bn Ih third Monday of December ntxt, and
a replevy aad plead to ittoe, or judgment Anal will
be entered np against him on this attachment.
Witneat, David Kamlry, Clerk of our aaid Coort
tt Beaufort, the third Moadav of Srptember. A. U.
1140. o.mu.vjLEyrc. c;
..jtteeadfi fS 8i.u.,4
-''HlEREmRW'troanf ertt
I eae rtana rea, f thry eotttd . e, (Ut ol
'Vcmg tuited without hating to com to town espreia
ly lor the porpote. , ;
To tuch I would tay that there it not tbe (lightest
doubt about their being pleated, and all that it ne
eeaaary ta ordoeiog an iottrBiaea it, jutt lo limit
the prise. - ,
I have Pianot at almost all prieet and tbeiefor eta
wnpl almost all orders. '
Tbatharaeler of my kittramenta It now td well
ttkblitbcd that it i entirely nnneseaury to publith
the anawroas letter which" I am almost daily re
ceit log from person who have bought aad tried
them. ... .
Having told about two hundred inttramemi, all of
bicb have been lairly tried. I caa traly tay tbal
llul their merils bava been Iboroaghlv tested
. fc, P N SII
Rook and Piano Port Srlleri Peiersburg, V7
P. . 1 be quality f my Piano Fortee may be seea
bv rrfereoceto those whom I here sold la, Chartea
Jewey, E q. Mrt. It. I. WUIiamt, Dabney Cotby,
Eu) and other in llaltieli.
B. P. K.
Ptttraborg, July 2S, 1IW. , 33-tr ,
IJIItEEIVIX OFFICE, ELIZABETH
jrciTi- FOW 8ALE-Th wbol or on half
ol thit time will be told to a Goon Vv ate. To any
ane withing to purchase, lha mott liberal creilitill
be given, riiit office precealc great toilaeemeMt to
a man of practw kusinett bakac ' Tfc, only reason
hih induces the proprietor to ditpnw 0f all or half
of kit roicrrtt, h that by to doing will relieve bin.
telf from the bu tine it parrml the eoncertt and that
c easlded to devote bit alteation more to tbe edit
rod t'apartmtul- . w .. .... .,
ltEw noons. ;
The Man at Aimt or Heary De Ceroat by G. P,
'"dolphin by Bulv or.
H nriMin't Mvlmliet,
Jitt rreeiveil by
. TURVKIl k IH7CIIP.S.
Ort ifrtb. : . .
;::.:iiiHii
"ll JjHonu rCAeWLA
VOL. XXXf J- .
:3;;.:i.:;i.j:':::
BOOTS, SHOES & BHOGAXSr
-TaeeobiTitier owild irtl btinteH f iWprearot
opportunity of retiiraioj hi tbiak to tltoee bo bare
Headed lo him that liberal patronage which he baa
to lung teeeired, aad bopei, by a ttrtet atteatiua to
bawiett, to merit a ennimutnee ot the tamo.
lie hat jutt rttoraed Irnm lb North, after bating
tiwlvd.lke prioeipal maaafactociet. and Satiera him
teH tliat hit telealiooi it Mich at will caaM him to
tell apnn very rctaoMble termi, lie voold retpeet.
fully Mirit bit frieodt ti the pabli gearniliy to
call and rsamiae hit ttock, which eontit'.t of the lol
luwbic, ) part, is
3. OHO pair mea't aoarte pee'd Brottnt : C lo II
S.CO0
do
do
do
do
do
do
d;T
do
do
do do do . '8 10 18
I.OtK)
StiO
1,000
3,000
1. 000
1,000
8,000
1,0(10
1000
do ' do, Rataet do to 14
do do do do . 6 to It
dn " ' liBedandbCk do I to 12
do lin'd tc b'd prg'd kip do 8 to 11
- do do do do do do. I lo 12
do ' do do do do do 0 to 14
do do do t'ed do 6 lo II
do - fin aalf do dr 8 lo 10
do
do do do I to It
toyt lined It boaad do do to t
do , do do prg'd do 1 I S
do aoarte do do 3 to I
"WOTnra't prgM wrlir " 4 to" ff
do- Med do : to- I
do do do 4 to 9
mitt pejt'd and tewed well
children' brnpat
women'ttew'd Itpei'd bnot 4 lo 9
Ladiea' Phil, tewed walking thoel
' do . . , . : 44 . de dn,.!),
do "li tc mbroted Ao" vd
do do do do butkint
do kid tlippert
do . Moroeaodo
Mitt aeal walking thora
3,000Tdo
tt 000 do
3,000. do
S 000" do
SOUO
l,ouo
500
3,000
3.000
1,000
1.000
do
do
do
tie
do
do
I.OtJO'-de-
S00 do
$00 do
SOO do
1,0.10 Iff!
SOO do
oo kiu and Moroeco do do
12 balet thoe thread
1 do No 3 do do .
1 do do 10 do do
100 Keamt ruled writing paper
SOO do wrapping do
100 do double wrjpping paprr
tOO Hetti hair and aeal Iroiikt
SO Catrt aall and aat tewed boot
50? do do do pi-t'd do
100 do eoarte kip tewed and prgged
SO duicn bridlea, martingale! and filling
U grim blarKing
Twiuei, taiira.Ke. Trawllinj tronkt, vtlieet, &e.
DAVID R. NEVVSOM.
Pilertbnrg, Aug. 1S40 33 4 w
Tha Kaleiitb llegitter will pleete copy 4 weekt,
aad forward tectum to the tubtariber lor pair menu.
.. ,,..r,........i:. fr.fc n,
ye nr fill & wi.Teit good
. . .:r: ouvia 8Mrra.
1- .. . . McaceasT tailo, r
Fayeiteville Strttt, Raleigh AT, C,
W htr jutt recrieetl, and htv now opened
our tttutl mpply of Ooodt. wliicll 'ritibracr ev.
ry thing new detirable or fathionablr. Theae
Good hate been (elected by Ma. Ourta in per.
acuvanil can Jbe coiifideidli .recommended to oor
Section, would nml Jt trreatly lo their advantage
to five ut a call, a we ore determined lo aeH bar
rain. Oor tockcomprifi ever Ibinr that it
uaiially kept on ha ml in cuch Ettabliibmeiitf, of
which the following; ta a part:
- CLOTHS.
Sup. Wool Dyed Black
do do Blue,
Invitible Greenr
Rifle do
8panlnh Fry do
londoit Brown,
Oliver and Dahlia. -
CASSIMERE8.
Wool Dyed Black, Diamond Beaver,
do do do Blue and Plain, nitabW
for Pelto and Over-coal, surlout or Frock,
Sup. Wool Dyed Bick,
do do Buckskin,
Mixed' Doe Skin,
Steel Mixed,
Buftolk do
. Log Cabin
Princ Albert,
itneen V ict oria ayr&v.-&.?i-.;-;-Drab
Mixed;.
" Brown,
Washington mi ted, . '
. Buff and Plain Drab. -
, VE8TINGS.
Sup. Plain Black Velvet,
do M'llrckin do
Blue and Uroa n Pluth,
Brocade, . -Scarlet
Woolen Velvet,
' Dark Brown do"
Green :' do .
FiRurad and Plain Satins,
B ack and Brownr-
Togrther with an ctortinent of ready mtde
Clothing ana rancy Articles ouaprnclert,
8tockt,(Ught and Black,) French Kid Gloves,
Pocket Handk'ft, Black 8dk aad Figured Crt.
vt Scarf. Sbirt Collar and Bosom, and
many other things toe tediont to enumerate.
We bav in our employ th best of Northern
Workmen, and will warrant sere thing we manu
facture not to b urpMsed in th United State.
eitbef in tlyle, l or.oalitj:,,, TA' Under our Uiauks
lo a generous pobiicrsor In very liberal, patrpntjt
w bv pirretofo'r received, nd bop by itenUon
to merit a eoatinuanc. 4 ' ' ' t
OLIVER & SMITH.
P. 8. Wo htv jutt received a Pitt of Fashion
from th Paste of London. AUo, th btesl N.
York and Philadelphia Fhion.
U. or. o. .
Oct,U 1840. ' At tf
- . FOR SALE,
- bat pieawnt tituttion, 4 muea
i from BalrieS, oa the Chapel Hill
road, well kaowaat the Street er
lace. It conttina about 1 40 scree.
3J or 40 ol which tr cleared and in
cultivation, -the biianee tr woody.'
There It a small orchard of Srtt
rale fruit ol early and late applet, betiile other rruilt
and a orchard of 2000 Maliieaulit, which, alone,
wilt, (whea day breakaocit November and th pco
pla' get to work gair,) pay . what it aaked for th
place. Il I deemed nscleat to mention all th td
vantage ot th tit wet ion, ihe- fin range for cattle,
Ik a. ac whoever with lo purchase will look al tlx
prcmctic
. . J.T.C.WIATT.
89th June, 1140. 86 tf.
licgltterlf. j.v--.-v.j,-.:':- aJa?--'
17 ask no pay utitit the Piano it tried.
IP there thou Id happen to be any one (0 inetcdo
Icoa at to doubt tlie qnalily ef my Piano Portet,
titer th tbondtnt pre oft wbwk bar keen presented
ot their cuperiority, 1 will agree, that coch an indi
vidual mat Ukc nw of the tonrementi and try it
thoronghly belore ryang tor it. - 1 think that there
ran be bat lilile rick any way at baying a Paso from
a teller who bairiiapotcd of upward of two hundred
iihoatevrr telling a aao one, ana eenamiy no rick
balcvrt. where pa) aseal is not required anld t
iatsctioa is given.
E.P. KAS1L
J? ana Pian Ftrte Sfre tefrtinrr, Ta.
Oct 8 .
I : lJMi"Iak -7
1 .-" 6 nl
Powerful ia moratfa intellectual; and is pltyaieal waouxcetw-the land of our
' . ,
ftALEIGH N. CAVEDNESDAT, OCTOBER 23 IS40.:
' I 'itr. ietotet Mi thit lotlitutiea will commence en
lite d Monday mJUclober.
Tbe aVpartmcM ol
intlroeltoo and lb. (locate of lha teuiuit are at
follow
COURSE FOR TUB DECREE Of A. B.
JptIO Ttk. '
Beth Leltrti, Lgie, Eiklet IKtltrf.
1 noma K. uew, Prea.Ueiit ami Profcuaor
I'tlitical .our and CvtrtimeHt.Vcrtt)
lucser, rmirctor.
Malhrmuliet Bobrrt ftaiindera, Profeltor.
CAeiaicfrw.Wohn Milling-.on, Profttacr.
tioioe Vt.
Ptlitical rtMiintr, Gtvtrnmtia. and Mat
phytic Tliomai R Dew, ProfrMnr. - '
- A'atural I'ulnophf-John Millington, Profe-
aor. . ..t... , , , ... . t
.MathemnKtt. Robert Saundera. f.-ofcMor. '
XNPEPENDENf CLASSES.
ira--Beerly I acker, ProlcMor. .
To the teit Book heretofore ptiblithed tu
ed in thi Department, it to be added L:!er't
Political fcUhtoar. . ' - - : " '
- - EHfinrtuf.JtiUh Millington t Profetaor. - :
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Latin and Grtck ij'eroiH. Dabney frown
Profrnor.
There are in IhU Depart ment two" Latin and
(wo. Greek Cltw. To enter tbe tower Latin
6att ttej)dBatt b ympa 4a rrd Sat
lint and Virgil, and to enter the lowet Creek
Ciaat, be mutt be able to read Xenophon.
Exftturttfa Regular Student.
iuaio Vttn.
Peaa to three Profetaor, f 20 each, f 80 00
Half fee, Junior Political (Veltel) CUtt, 10 00
Matriculation Fee,
600
Board, including wathi and light,
130 00
f 204 QO
" $W 00
9 00
130 00
$195 00
1 and en
S(5ioa YtA.
Fee to three Proleatora,
Matriculation Fee,
Hoard &c a before, y .
Of the TutUpenJent Clattet.ir,
gineerng, mUt each Latin Class, pWi and each
Greek, CI, 120
Th Price of Hoard, here eatimated! f 130 i
that' paid to llie College ateward who in contider
arion of certain privilege, bind himself to the
Faculty lo take all Student whe apply for board,
at the price bete dated. Tba at mlenta boarding
With him lodge in the College Building.
The price of board, including washing, light
and fuel, at other Boarding Houett in town cam,
not excited 1130. Thit hat been eatablithed by a
general understanding with Ibe College authori
tie. The former Steward having resigned the Fac-
j 'pwiiiru tn ma jji;v viiw wnw, ii.it
coimoenity Deiieteu, will giv sm
menee with.. Simple Equation ar.d ah Third
Book of Davie' Lestndr.
Those lio have had ho preparation to Wath-
ematica, may obtain it In a preparatory class, in
which are taught merely the P.lrment of Alge
bra, includii'g Simple Equation and the first two
boob of Daviet' Legendre.
In a Idilinn to tbe tttidie above enumerated,
there i a department of higher tudies,necetary
to I he attainment of the degree of A. M.
A atudent proposing to attend this department,
with a view to graduate in it. must have, taken
either Ihe degree of A. B. in thi College, or the
aarqa or torn equivalent degree in tome other
Co lege ef equal standing, and muct also be a pro
ficient in the Latin language.
Th course, which occupy two yean, will be
a general expansion of the studie for the degree
of A. B. ,
Those whose view may be advanced by re.
eeiving Medical instruction, are informed that it
may be obtained from F, Campbell Stewart, M.
D , (a gentleman who studied for many year in
th ch.l. of Edinburg and Pjria,) who -peoM-f.
V rTufi . .MM. .1 U Am ..I V anF.i... J ...... m
to de fiver a eourse ot Medieul Lecture during'
eacn uourge session.
More particular information of ny point may
be obtained, by addressing a tetter lo any on of
the Proiettors, who ill immediately lunuth on
of the College catalogue, which contain, minute
luiurmaiivu . , ..... h
. THOMAS R. DEW, Prtudtnt.
85-Sw.
VEE UliYaS, UAlali & Co.
Street, Peterabarg-, Ta.
KEEP alwaytoa band largnd wall eeajted'
STOCK OP GROCERIES,
which I her offer for tal en aeeommodaline term.
nu recpeatiuiiy invite mere name aal alhera pureha.
ting Groaerie ia Pcrertburg lo xmio the ume.
They have not In More th following article
45 hhd prim 8 Croix Sugar
Iti da Porta Kicotnd Mew Ur leant iitto
8500 Loavct lump, tingle aad double refined ditto ""'
8J ilsrsae nd bblt V,m rt,ii,in 0,"e
408 tat pbWGYee Havana and Lasojr Coffee '
100 (mgaftio vto lo" (strong seeittert)
8S . do old Java Colfre ;
SO do , Ptpper, Altpiee and Ginger
00 kegt Cut Naila, tttorted size
60 ton Swede and Enellah Bar Iron
SIX) bundle boop, bend and rod Iroa, attortcd tlx
S ten olastered end lacrman aieel
10 loot Caatings Pats, Ova kes
S30 pea. Cotton Bagging
ISO wnilt Bale Rope "
tOO Baling and Stein Twin V .
1500 lb 8hoTbretd "
1000 side( Hemlock tad Oak tamoTSol Leather
SO dos Collmt k Co and Bear' Axet
100 boxet Tallow, Hull't Patent and Sptrm Caadl
50 boxct Yellow Socn fe -
Ti package Yoang Hyton, Gun Powder aad Impe-
. rati 1 e , ?
S bines Hlackborn,i'r MadeT Win
$0 or. eaak Litbon, L. P. TenerifTe, 8. Madeira aad
aiaiagaivme . '
80 half pipe Coeniaa Braady
S nuncheonc old Jtmaeai and Antirna Rum
t do Super, nid Setck Whukhf; ot onrbwn
: im portalioa warrasied yur and strictly prim
quality
SObblaotit Mountain Whicker
7$ bbl " Southampton Appl Brandy '
SO do N. K. Rum -35a
de Jio. I North Cerolint Herrlnge
IS.000 lb Western Bseon'tidet
ISO rrsme Matooea Wrapping Paper -
800 dos tied Cord tnd Leading Lioet r '
8MJ0 ek Livorpeol, Blown aad lireuad Alum
Salt " ' . 1
71 boxes Menuleelm-ed Tobaaca, ks. Ic. k.
. Turj also giv their trieolioa to Ibe tale nt Cot
Ion, T baceo, and all kindt ol preduae, Goodt tor
warded to their ear, wdl receive prompt and (pe
tal attention. -
Prtrrsbeag. V. Augatt 86, 1140 f 35 t
itrgiater toactt 4 timet and lorward aceeont ia Pe
lertburg. . . ' : '
tlle-vMOiro Letter of Itladame
nalibrass by th C contest D Merlin.
Jatt uvblitaed d tnr ctle by
TURNER k Hl'CIlS.
ire, and the
whig bai:bacitei
The Wbiet ol Craavilla aul Wane, .ill .;....
oU-toibioncd BAaatcv. at ll.ndrrc. . to Cran.
villa Canty, oa the Kale gh ad t.aitua Had Road,
on Fridav lb 83 October, to which all pertons
without diMmciioa of lAny.Votn th 8rth Cua -
reatj Diatiict, (anrnpiiiirg the Counticl of
r rank tin. NMh, l.ranville and nan-en.) ere moat
reapeellully iaitled. Thu iaitati ia alto i traded
to ike other Ciiiintiet of tbia Siat and Virginia.
Tbe Sneaking will commence at 10 oVIock.
Meatra. Mangum Badger, Iredell. Long, Credop,
Smith and Stanly, of North- Carolina, aad Mattra.
Chamberc, Wice, Bottt, Sbelion, Tuaalall and 'Wit.
aner, or V irgmh, have beea iavi d, mott of whom
have proraiced loaltebil.
Any ot Mi Adminittralioa Ppetker are requetted
to attrnl lur lull and to cTiacaaaion.
. Hr tha, . .. CaMMirrc or AaaasotjKirr.
P. 8. It It mora lhaa probable that th caeetiug
win aoia two aayi.
(TT A Wblz Merlin will he held at Dr. Leaeb't
sprtnjr, near CrojJer end Wbiuker Btore, John
lion County, on Bi 30th lntant( at wbieh lb
citizen o'Wtkc, CQmberlinJ and Johtialod.eJ
minictralion men aa well no w higc, are cordially
invited to attend. " AH nrcrmary rtfreahment will
bo. provided tnd inlemting political dieroationt
are expected.' ' . ,.....,.... ,. ,
.Oct. 6tb, 1848..,. ..r
STIIAIXD,
"Frti gentiemaw ih alleWanceWpett
lb Whig Conetion)n Sanday nlghl,.
the 4tb iatt., large dark (arret Mai a,
with a dim blase in bermcc, no otlu-r
mark recollected. 8b ia' ap.tal
oaccr.
Any peraon whomty lake a p tatd Mar will pleatc
pplr at ihn office or common Kate with Kiebardton
Nkkolt, Ktcj ol Hilitonroogn. .
N. C. ALMANAC IS4I.
Turner k IIllehet, North Carolina Almanack, for
1341. 1 bit day publithed and for tale at lha
Mortb Carolina noo store.
Oct IGlb. ., . ' .. ; ' " "
II a rprs Filially Library No. 100.
Two Years before ihe Matt.; , ' .
A Personal Narrative at Lit l tea. ,
Fiak'a Travcltka
1 bit day received by ;
TCRNEttlt HUGHES,,
THE PEOPLE'S TICKET.
7-":t v for president, .' VT-.',.,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
Tlie invineibU Utr of Tippecanoe 'A ihcor
ruplible Stalctman-ihe inflexible Republican
the patriot Farmer of Ohio.; ..' a, V . '
'rOH VICE PRESIDENT,
. john; tyler ;
A State Rightt Republican if ihe eiol ef '98
, one f Virginia,') nollttt tone, and emphatically
ant of Jtmerica't mod tagaeiotu, virluoui and
patriotic etatumen, ' V '''"'''
07" The broad bennorof HARRISON, LIB
EHTY and the CONSTITUTION is now flung
to the breexe, insonbed with the inspiring motto
ONE PRESIDENTIAL TERM THE IN
TEGRITY OF THE PUBLIC SERVANTS
xlE SAFETY 0F TUE.PJIBLia MO
I . . .....
NEY THE DIVISION OF THE PUBLIC
LANDS THE pOWNFALL OF ABOLI
TIONAND THE GENERAL GOOD OF
THE PEOPLE.
Whiff Electoral Ticket. ' '".
" Cot. Chaslis McDowell, of Burke county.
Gen. Ja. WxllborH, of Wilke. '
Patio Ramsous, of Lineolp.
James Mssans, of Catwell. ',. ',
Hon. Abraham Rkncbes, of Cbathsm.
. Johk B. Killt, of Moore.
; Dr. Jambs S. Smith, of Orange
Cuaslc Manlt, of Wake. , '
Wat. W.Casaar, of Bertie, ,
Jams W, Bar an, of Carteret. ' t
, Daniel B. Bakes!, of New-Hanover. , '
Davij F. CitDWiti-ef Rowan.s"'-fc--i
Cot. TLtUa: .XklUlUa-
"'JostaW CoLUiiT''f "Was
" Thomas F.ToksTbf PefquithonsT'"
The ELECTION for , Pretident
and flee President will be held in thin State
on the SECOND THURSDAY, being the
' TWELFTH DAY, '
1 v OE NOVEMBER:
And the polls will be kept open 'far ONE
DAY ONLY. - . . .
ilfJ' ' Let every genuine Rej)ubliean re
member this let EVERY ONE GO TO
TJIE.POLLSmi uihen he deposUes
his vote, remember he is aiding in the great
Whig struggle for -s '
LIBERTY & THE CONSTITUTION!
Iteferm and Better Time!! ;
"''"' AND rOK
THE TRUE REPUBLICAN FAITH,
' AS BET FORTH W TH FOtLOWINO "
IIARIIISONIAN PIIINCIPLES:
I . One Presidential Term, Gen. Ilarrlaon mid la hi
lat peeah a( Dayton, he would pledge himself, tf a.
tested President of the United State, to lay down
t th end of the term taitlifully tjiat high watt lo the
people.' - A - . ' f
S. The good old Republican doctrine of 1791 and
ISIS State Rights-1 strict aotwiraetion ef Ibe Con-
dilution economy In th publicexpendltores Rigid
eenunhtblli'V of public officers aad lha unrestricted
rigm ot sum-age, ; : - , -
" I drnv thai I ever belonred t that elavaof poli
tician (tlie rederaiids) now coum 1 eeiong tn-n
pariyr t waeueaieci ia ine aemm as ami ieorm
ism. My honored father had todneted mc Into the
prir.eipte el Coatti'utioml IVatorraey,nd my teach-
. Yi13aa?WaSba..
pYelTVoVomT ' "-aaijri,-yo' .Tr T
! :! , J , J , , I leW.ll 1 1 II III
home of par . affections. "
7J m were Hie nenrytand Matoat of dial peri-xl.
Ml kink I have row .abowa ton. lellow-eitaent.
nwlutivrlr, tlwt my aaliona do not onnMiiuie mc
, rh'T",,j nd. h ,he '' proudly point
I Ul " ngniiw which ih arrow ul my aaiam.
1 will fail to vain.1 s GtH. ilurrutn't ipcnh
i" ""!- .--
"The property qualification of voter; for is .
tttac I hie n a restrict mc apoa il.- right of aof.
(ge lo whicm aoraoaall I am optHtwd. I weald
accord thi toMrtaMt pnvilrge to verjf Wttsr n. M
una. nvrrutHidpeeem at tairWof. -
" Over the powi-s retained by ihe 5tte aebber
lb (eneral Government nor lb other h'talee, nor
lae elliseat of tbe oilier States, atn eterettr iba lead
control. - or. U'irr.nn txet at Carir.
3. Xe luterlercnc or dictation by tlie Pietldent la
he election of hi tuceetior. General Utrriann
mid. In tlx pretence of 100,000 people, at Dayton.
" If I am elLVtecL ae human being ahall even know
npoo whom, I would preter to ace th people mantle
Mb; not I shall turrendcf thi glntlon badge of I heir
authority imo their liamlt, t9 bes ow it (a titer pit ate
LjJL rsaauilee power- and paffonae ennliied wlililn
Ihe limittof the Constitution. " 1 hrre openly and
before tl world dvxltre-thetl wilt use ttl the power
and influooca seated in the oJW ot I'res-dent of the
Colon to abridge the power aadsiwtieaee of the a.
tiooal Exeea ivsvCrn." AirraacJi't ipretA al JDdjr-
fi'Tae tWrxteate of- tl Gotwmc M We
brought Into conflict with tbe rrecdoO) of eleetlmit -
In liia apeeeh at Dajton, Gendt llatnaoti alto rvmark.
ed, "Should I ever b placed In titer thief Magis
trate 'a erat, I will carry out the prmclpleot Jencrton,
and never permit tlie lutcrierenee ef office hpldert In
the election. I will do more. While 1 will forbid
Uielrtnttrfcrenee In elect ions, I wilt never do ught
to prevent their going ontelly to the poll tnd voting,
even against nie and my meaturea. No Amerleaa
eltiecn should be deprived ef hi power el voting it
bepleates." -j - --.,,,
8. l b W ILL OF THE PEOPLE, rxorettcd
through their ontlitutionsl rrprcteotsllvet, to be tbe
law of tbe land vl'he language of General If arri-
ten, forcibly expressed hi. hit Dayton tpeeeh; It, I
bare never regarded th office of Chief Megittrate at
conferring upon the inaumbent the poaer ol maatery
over the popular will," but i( granting him lit power
to cxeeu the properly expretted will of th people,
tnd not to rc-iiet It. v Witii aay motliet't mi.UuJlid.1
tuck in die prioclplec ca which the Deelarwtion ef ln
depeadeneewaa foanded. That declare! loa complain
ed that 111 King would not let tlie people make such
tawt at they itlied. Sludfa 'Pretident or an exeeu.
tv flWr undertake, at dilt tale time ef day toeoo
trol uSe people in the exercise ot Ibeir supreme aill
NO. , Tbe people are lb beat guardian ot tlte.r own
nghts, and it ia the duty of their executive to abstain
c. vai air wary . w -r
y. The encouragement of produetlwa Induatry, and
... w
the (touring of fair wages to the laborer by Iba pru-
(Jentate of a sysiemol eretlit, and the Tvttorhig ot
confidence between man nd man. ,' 4
--" If you would know why I am In favor of the ere.
dlt tyttem, 1 can only tay it it beeaute I am a Uenio
rraU 1 be two tyetemi ar Ihe oniy meana under
heaven by which a poor imtuatriottt man aaay become
a rich . man, wHImkh bending tho kuee to eollottal
wealth 1 bare no hopes that thit cuuntry can e
vor go an lo proapcr under a pure tpecie currency
Such a euriei'ev but nisket the poor man poorer and
the rick richer,"' Gen, Uurritm'i fpeeck at Ztajr-
rtd. - ', . ".. v '
I. 1 be tame currency for the office bolder' and
forth people. . , . " ' - -
9., A jutt and equal distribution ef the proceed of
the publia laud among lb State tor tbe purpoteot
enabling them to extend tlie lienefil ol education to
the poor without a retort to taxation. ' General Har
rison it an vowd advocate of Oiia important mesa-
10, No conscription law, nor largo alaniling armies
in lime ol peace. . "
11. Tb people' money lis ba tulgvct to'lh 'ill-
rectionaod aupervltion of llieir repretenta ivec, and
aotto Id tleapotie control of the Executive. -
18. Th General Govemmeat to abittto from In-
lerlering' in th dometli afftlrt' ot th State, and
lo frwa dow th mad tail mlecbisvout Khmi ol
(bolitkiolem. Gen. Harrison ba alwsy( beea th
ancoenproreiaing opponent of the (bolitioniiK. la l.l(
peceh al Vinicunee b pronnuncad their (ehcmei
"danfertin--HaculUutinat and rtmluUutarg.
la that apeeeh b tut ihcrttytf'i - '
'Neitlier the State wher It does aot exist, anr
th Government of ihe United Statea, can, without
usurpation t newer and th violation of eolemn
compact, do ny thing to reraove H (tlavcry) without
thetontvot of thoe who are ImmtdiaUily mlret.
en." . - w v v ..
Gem Harriton tltn dctltrta that st would be in
etnitiluHmal tor Congrett td abolith elavery In th
THttrict of Columbia In bit lctttr to Mr. Sloo of
... t'l denot betievat that , Congests fsaebnUtb atwva
ry in Iba Uitiriet ot Culiimbia, without the enntrnl
nfihe Statv!'f' Virgmm nd Maryland,' and "the
peoBleeflhe llictrict."
Ia hit letter to Mr. Lyone, an Ih ttlts April,
H40, Ceo. "Ilsrrleon, referring to th Utter and
ejiceche b bad mad en lb tnljcet ef sbolillos,
took icaaion lo ENDORSE THEM ALL." .
Cea. Harriton alio tUmet the rigltl of Ih citlxcnt
of lb non-lvchotding State to petition Congress
fortbeabolijiow e4'slascfy,n4 alao emphatiesHy
pronoonccc even flhe ditcuttien of Ih (ulijrct of
ela vary, (( H ttittl In th Sonlhern Slate, by North
era Abolitionist, to be csroniTiTCTtosaii and this
he doe, loo, hj lha vary (see of aholilionUlc sad
non-tl(vsholdcrs.V.Who amild go furlberP In hit
peeth ar CarthsgeVf law week ten, bc uwd Ihe
following frank, plain, tmiqitivectl and tatiklaator
langutgt-i -l
- I mntt lak thi oeesslnn to repeat what 1 bav
befor declared, thai lb dieedtaio of the rlelit nf
on portion of the Statce which (empoae our Union
10 hold (Uvea, be an attrmhlte of eltiseniof other
Slates, whleli bold none, U. to mf opinion, ruT
caiMtioued by Ih (pirn 01 the;ontinoiioa.-
What more ecu tUvs-holder renolre f r t.
He aba. 1" Ih face of all thi testimony ,'affirm
lhat Gee. IIarrlnn favor Ihe ebme ef th (bolia
tloattie, teoeeaU hi opinion from ih public, or
bs o et of opinion tor ihe north and another
act for lb South,' I a wilful tad deliberate calumni
lor nd liar. - , , ;...,;. A ,:.:.:',. s,r -
Tub iNrcnjiAL Machixis. The naval
officer Appointed by Iord ' Melbourne to
inspect the new inventions, says;
In my opinion, the merit, of tnese In
venuons aye aoextraprdinary as to vest the
MkaAln'ta ant.Ki.at!arntf f tUm aa St, lhahanila
J NO. 43.
of the fi-st (power that ahall adopt them: for ini ne" na Bowers before the mshnn
I am fully convinced that it ia impossible pl5 yet he wiorfiea not, m hie constant heart.
IIUGirMcQUEENV ? , "
THOMAS J. LE.M AY. Em6iu
fof any tvtiny that doal to rosist them, ei
ther at vloae quarters or anv given distance,
ven to a range of fire or a'ij tilc. . The
ttroeat fortiuraiion in Europe could not
rithatand t.'iesn extraordinary powers for a
single hour; io rirer.ays and against stork
ades, as in Indiv the largest armies would be ,
anniliiialed wiihoul a chance of e.-capr-I
and the roost dificult mountain pisaes would
be utterly untenable -ffniiwt their onrraiion.
The couniry tnigh: hy t Wr- nwlicatron bo -
rendered . impugnable: for 1 00 tails of the) ;
line miaht be eaiil deetreyed by a ainir!i
small ship constructed on the principles I
hare had explained lo mc; and whenever
it might be necessary to call this power in
to action, its effect would he sttuined at a
trifling expense, ami upon the shortest no-
tic.. . . - .....
Chtinrt JrmlionUooktitt first
biUeta-doux of JoW. . Happiness-. A. fx.
live and cl.imrric.l being, which . re7y
body rune after, but no one catches. Sen-
u..7 a giuot nearento muftiply th
measures and pains ol lift, . v tvu ti... a
ahield thatiresprves Its iu.a. .n, .i. '
peril, with which hid desire. suVround biau
Society A slat of constant alarery in
whiclb no one lires for himanir .A -.'
elf. Absencethe sister of Death. JMi l
An'-erotiam 'divided .fcwiiw- Mtr...i . - -
gfcff Smoko' , roin..-t In(nflVrcnc.Z " '
Absehce of aU sentunenC or tlie ffeiin: of
w?MCAir.iniren.a ifJ.-- -gttage,
whtcTt hannonioualy telatct the rev
miniscences of die heart. -i. Honour-Tho '
sotil a patrimon ltom. i r . .
ithont smell, when no oualiir f th. h..-. 1
Transparent tf'aith.,k I '. 1.
ftresented to fhe Ar.m. r .
h . .. 1 "v - wtionce. at
ft,nc PWLr"" of rock cryiial.
ITie internal Works ire fisilde-tlie two
teethed wheels which carry , the fcahd. art
rockcry.trfl-.he other wWl. aetal.
to prevent aceittcnls ;from the breaking- of
..o -pr.ng, tne screw are fixed in cry.
tU and all die axea turn on rubies. Th.
tS'Tr3 J' of PPl.ire, the. balance
- . w. ,uc crystal sna it apring of gtild.
Tho regularity of this waich i T.Ji , .
keeper t, attributed by ,ho maker to Z
feeble expans on of tl,e rock , crystal on 1
b:dance vheConventry JlraldS "
i. f5.5 .o f rnr Endieott.T which 1. yet
in full l.fb. s produced .' good crop of
pear. tin. year. - U Eastham, Cape fcod, "
J5 "Power.-,fafJKe plantertin 6,0, br -Governor
IW It i. . still ' flourishing,
and produce, fifteen bushel a wear. t-.? .
Navwatioji or thr Air. TheTcditor of
tho New Yirlt Pn.,;-. u l 1 7' L
versation w.th M. IL O. Davison, the gen
tleman who proposes to navigate the'air bv
means of artificial wings-the machine fjr
naa a con
wnicn purpose, we stated
St.'ilpd a .1-... . -
Mr. Davidson w ., W.TipX "
lunutng ine construct on nf. M n 'u '
cells himself a V ,rglmarl, anfj t,, Poa, ,e-
huh a
coucse i
a member i.f the Virginia bar:' of ,
,nn!"MevV.h yillb.
tonor to old Virir n a. ' ' '
some honor to old Vire-inia.
but whh the position lhat nature in provi
ding tor the nasssge of bird, tlirouih tli
air h employed th. easiest and r0.t ef
fectual method, antl accordingly hi. machin
ery ta an imitation of the method of bird,
flying,, But as it is impossible that the arms
sfiould aupply ,uffic,et strength to support v '
Uieouy, m the air fir 4fty Udgth of i.m. '
feet, by which he supposes that the object
may ba tcxmpluhed with little mote fa-
speed of I00,iles per honr. He propose,
to lecture the people of New York in order '
to disseminate correct Information relativo
to hiapla of carrying out hi. extraordinary "
porposo. ILs rroject, he Says, only re-
qoire.a fair and imparUat hearing to estab- "
lish it ill the confidence of all lovers of tho
art. and scicncca. If nor very enterprising
V irginian, JEtoiUA will only make one mc '
ccssful experiment, and fly over tho hill.
and far away with tho United States Mail,
at the rate of 100 mile per hour, ho wilt
malie more conrerta to his theory.; than bv
Wtitirif '
tboworld betleveln itt practlcabnity. v IJiit' "
,he jnq txOIing . hat Air. Davidson may
not accomplish. ' As Sam Paich says, lomo
things can be done as well a. others, anil
therefore the Aljeghsniana may keep a look
CXIl t-m foal al I 1 '
mi tiio wingeu macnino may eorae a-
lavangaa nan !)W 9 . It f t . a
""S mr. Aaviuson in It,
vlten they
tew expect jtv
rttSehd ms baek to tht Donkt y Tho T
late shah ef Persia was more anxious than
able to acquire the fame cf a noeL He had
just completed a now performance 4n very
'ptculiar metre,, and summoned the court
poet into wie royal presence, to hear the po.
em read. The laureate was either an 11 mi.
ually eoscientious courtier, or lis wss afraid
bfMng,hie berth, if hia mnsier took to
rhyming on his own account: and when hia .
opinion waa asted, h (in theaUical language)
'damned' the eomposiiion. The ahah.en
taged at tlie uucourtlv criticism, gave ordora
that the court post should, be taken to tbr
sUble, and tied up to th same Stall with a
donkey. Here tha poor sinner remained
Unlit his royal rival had perpetrated another
poem, when he was again commanded U
appear before the throne, and submit too
second Infliction of royal dullness. He lis
tened in silence whilst the poem was ieml;
and at the conclusion, hia opinion heiirg re
quested,'! foil upon his knees, aixf signifi
cantly exclaimed to the royal author, "tan!
mo back to the donkey!'.
Yon may place a hundred hatidsftil nf fra-
iiiuiw man trie Bneci oresiri vH Hit OIOVe
s " ' ed rose. : ... .
Y
v..
:t -