THE STA R,
IXbertnt et natalt sownw
" RALEIGH. OCT. H. 1S4&
There was no cut of genera! interest
before Wake Superior Coorl last week.
Judge Manly presided with his usual dig
nity, ability and impartiality.
LITHOTOMY.
Dr. Rulaa Haywoodr formerly of this
city, hat dUuoguisJied himself iT?k
aa. Ala., the place of his present resKldncIe,
;for hi skill and aucwaawlaUhutom
the very delicate operation of cutting inte)
-tt- bladder, i order to extract a etenev
Dr. I!., though quite a young man when
he left hia native State for the Sonth,
stood deservedly high a physician and
a eentleman. and we are gratified to learn
that heis rising .to the highest eminence
in eo useful ' branch of science. . ;
PUBLIC IXJ TRUC HO.V
Ijegisl
risl.tture-earefully to foster and improve
our common school system; and we rejoice
to knovr thai, tlje Whigs,.. whflL will, bate.
-mhriscendancy in that bodyauhe ensuing
ession, feel and acknowledge the force of
thin obligation. Ourt is a Government of
the people; and without a well regulated
' and successful system of public instruction,
It must finally become a government- of ig t
gtoratice and corrnption.
. Our State tus made a noble beginning in
the great work of diffusing the blessings of
education throughout hefborders But
it must be remembered it ia only a hegin
oing. -The skeleton of the system hat not
ren yet been completed. Much, then, stltl
e
f general usefulness, and render it ade-
plumed. Iu claims must not be overlooked
la the neat ana ciamnroi partisan connici.
The representatives of. the people should
individually ttudy the subject, and when
ever they assemble, together; as a body
' five it a most deliberate.; and thorough ex
Lamination that they mfcy. ecnUnuallr add 4
te it such! improvements as their united
, wisdom and experience ; may suggest
There are : several things, in the perlor
"TMnreW tliw
themselves upon their immediate consider
tie..'. v -'rr .7.rnr--:',-'. '
la the first place, it is abvious lhs sys
tem never can work well without the aid of
a well .qualified general superintendent,
whose duty it shall be to eee that suitable
teachers are employed, proper text books
introduced, comfortable .houses provided
te inspect the schools, to lecture the people,
to esickrn and keep alive the" seal of tCh dot
smpechitendents, t school committees,. an4.
cheat ! masters. . This feature should be
smsacdislely introduced into the system. It
is practiced in Prussia and : France with
eat access. - IVt have " Board to iau
9erinteud our school fund. But of how
little avail is it to have a fund, and to have
. it well taken ea.-e of, unless it is also pro
perly amended! i
In (he ecnl place, it is alsii highly im
gtwtaat that some plan should be defined
tar onti(Hung the operations of the "schoo's
an the respective district for longer peri
dsLf possible , for at least rri tie month in
some districts, is not long enough to awaken
a general intercresf,4 and they" are closed
fcrfore some even sre aware of their exis
' aeMsvi'Tlik will oot seem strange, when
is recelWcteJthat many within the soon Js
f a district are ; aery" ignorant, "and 'bat
teldiu go" eut nd mingle with society;
f and often, whatever take! place beyond the
limit of their own - enclosures,' is news to
'them months -ft?r ; it lianspired. Tboss
whodoct'end hav scarcely time to learn
" what "pegs "oh which to hanr their hats be"
to forget what liltte they may hare learned.
xVeloru the next session.. To make the ays1
-rm sATcivnt, it mu6t ' be so rrrulated as to
1Jnteret an:laaest and thi. -m enlyDTtC) " m ptemWjkrt ti
done by pro-klin eompeteiit. teachers and
extewding the time of teaching. " '
- In" the third plare, another important
featuve whb is lacking, is eomtf mode of
iaJuemg those who are indifferent, from
tfwir own- igninanee, to the education of
fjbeir oirspring, to send their . children tig'
' aWIy to school. Some reined r tor the
apathy which pervails. among many ought
BiM applis- This ' mttet be tererred to
aW wistfiMa of the Igislatate. fo Prussia
vrry parent, is obliged by Jaw to send his
' clufc! Uf school from the age of seven years
aa lourtosn; and if the parent is not able
sa lurnish the child with suitable clothing,
fcs.; attend school, be ie furnished at
the pablie expense.". Perhaps, by gentler
means the end can be accomplished; but ift
order to secure auccess, the popular feeling
in favor of public education must be so
strongly enlisted, as to sweep, away all the
prejudices of the ignorant and bring the
most indifferent To feel it sn imperious du
ty to avail themsel ves of the proffered ben
efit. ' "
We have more to say on this subject.
change: of policy.
It appears there is to be a change of the
poliry of the government toward the Mex
lean people, in the prosec'ntiorf f the war.
In a" month ortw6after ihoInBa!oo of
Mexico, Gen Taylor, in his procl amatioa,
m behalf of this government, explicitly
assured the Mexican people that their re
ligion and property should be" "prtttceteef
and remain invioUte; that "we thould wsnt
tfothingfrorrir Iffern tnrTe-forotlrmyT''
and for this i&ejf thould be . jii. cash
rat rt-LL TAtct- The - government
flnght nevee to..have given anclt pledges
Their consequence has been tlist. the Mex.
leans have made a great bargain of our
irtrsslort. Losing nothing, they hsve gain
ed (fie privilege of supplying our armies at
enofrnrtn p irea Btrt we judge, frnn the
language f th- IIansWhWel jrejssj;.
aboutSto ; be; isrvktini Vfi Wsnt prbvis-
ions.': para the . eovernment paper,, and.
1 "paU in cash the Ailt Vaiu'e'-- foe them, as
they have been by solemn Proclamation
infur msd shall ami a s be doner "e must
rftWineihcdtX
Mexico to share with us the' expenses of
the war" to "contribute for the support of
the army." -The
Union, however ardently Hi Editor
honorable position, evidently hangs at the
tain of the Administration; and iloes not,
therefore, slways furnish an infallible in
dex te its deep and v'ut designs; but when
ever it begins to rntlU, it may be taken as
evidence that there is some disposition to
bite. Now, we do not object to compel-
lm?WMtc"f1f'wi'li
army; but there ia certainly great moral
denceof her people by false professions and
promises, ana aousiog tnat coniiiieuce by a
violation of the most Solemn pledges. ' , Rut
such Wete the means by which this bung
ling Administration was brought into pow
er, and, it would seem, by which' it fs to be
npheld llerf must tndeed be f tihd wnS
does not find daily cause for an increasing
desire to see the government once more in
Uie Jof JosJtragkwwrJ-mear
;,TbV N. Y. Tribune addresses .ihese
question lo the Washington Unions
1. Has not Gen Taylor recently inti-
mated to the Government hia desire to be
aided or relieved in the command in chief
against Mexico!.
.J. Has not Gen. Scott recently urged
upon the Government, his claim to com.
mand the am y idvarcing on Monterey,
and been coliHr f nsedf ;
to appoint one of the new Generals if his
own creation to the chief command , of our
forces invsding Mexico? .
Mount Mitchell, in North" Carolina, is
the highest land in North America, east of
the Rocky .Mountains, being 0470 feet a
bove the level of the eea. ' : 1
, J 1 ......... ,-, .i, J If '
Maryland election refurnti
TRICMPH OF; W II 10 PRI 1CIPLESI
r7Vu Legislature largely whig in both
" ' 't tfancftt$,r
The returns of tlie elections a te recei v-
ed from a considerable pottion f tlie Staler
They sfTurd the gratify in g "susvithce thst
the Senste and House of Delegates will
both be largely Whig- Ot the", 2 1 members
comHsing the Senate, k is asceiiained,
thus far, that the Whigs have I J; and in
the House of Delegate tha . Wl.igs hare
gained, m the Co amies lieaid frem, , 12
member!.; f', ,JZXf..
From official return of the vote in the
City of Baltimrer it; wiH be teen ' that
Charles M. Keyaer Esq. thtf Whig. candi
date for Senator"WM declared tp1ee1ee
e4'istavga
two-'; Whig .Delegates. th? ,IIon.'. M
P7 Kennedy an.HA Patterson. Esq.U
and of Messrs. Baoghmsrr. Ware and Cox,
TRfitV
- Here is sorwetbi eg which to all appren
tices is rrell worth readiag, ; Ji ia Loef " t
"It is seldom that 'an apprentica who
makes his maetoc'a interest hi -owrr does
not raceive a reward by kia Joes anij favor,
while aa apprentice; and in alloc lif he is
quite sure to be" prosperous in - birsioess,
and a useful man." t ,
. i-i' .,, in i i 'ii i ' 4-'- - '
The imports of cotton into Boston dur
ing toe year ending the 1st inst. amounted
to 11j073 bales of which 136.518 was
received directly by maaotacluarra or. their
agenu. Exported daring the year 7.186
balej, '. luiporH last year 1 83,729 baieaVr
x , .-. ; Georgia election. - V
We have but few returns from the' Elec
lion ,n this state but they are very clieer
mg, indeed. Messrs Tombs. King and
Stephens are re electeJ to Congress, in
their Districts.
D.ath of llyt.
D. M. Hoyt, who wis shot a few days
ago at Richmond Vs., by Mr. Myers, for
alleged iutlmscy of an improper character
with his Wife, died on Saturday last.
The- New Orleans times rrientions the
death in that rity of an Italian named tios
eende who had serred as a city watchmen
there for the last twenty six years. He
was a miser in his hnbits. and at his death
left an estate .f fJiOfl to 3a 0Xf.
The Right Rv. bishop Iliwkes officis-
ted at the Consecration of Christ Church,
atIknsvil1e"lissouhTonr "
.- J'tUow .Fever.
The Board of Health in If. Orleans re-
pott oh th 25th -ok. an incrense of Yellow
Fever m that city, the hurtibfr nf cases
foi the prevtou 24 hours being 10 or 13
but pronounce that it is not an epidemic
being confifMid trt strangers who have re'
cently arHved lo the citv in verv Jcstltuts
Vuhittfilf AWrnrV.
bngiand cnnt-ts of 01(000 vols., besides
8KK or V.ODtf pmrj'.I..u. the depart
iht-nt tin Ainerieanjlisiory,is . sppposspd
fte the West in-ihe world contairiint
.000volsv The oldest work on Ameri
can History known to exist, U a letter from
Columbus transtsled from Italian into Lat
tin, and publiheJ in 14U4.
- th. J?w; thZr-n.
We have pleasure In sMirli (says the
Fay. Olis that assurances hte already been
received, from North and Souih, which
jiistiry (he hope that the Rail Road Con
Convention lo ba hedl hereon tho.tlU of
next mon(H, will be very numerously k land
respectably attended.' .ircl:
The Committee have issued the foUow
, zr A t'onventioif will be held iu
Fay rite ville on the 4 h day of November
Wikiweidfiiowtrte imwm
tance of completing" the connecting; link
in the Metropolitan jine vf Ilaleih, Ni U.
and Camdm. 8. C. The citizens of the
counties who feel an interest io this. Work
are requested to hold meetings and send
Delegates snd hit who aret friendly to th
scheme are invited to visitj Tayrttevilla on
luat occanon.
By order of tlie Executive Committee.
ARCU'D Mcl.AIN; Sec'y. :
Fayettevil'e 0 t. fl. 184jt.
Wf brrshtharowThis siTHulra
lion of the rhilosonhy of letter ' "writin.
Major McCaJla, il will be seen, is positive
pointed and soaieation- Csptain Tobio
ia candid, diseursiv and ' dluairtic. The
whole, if not trenching- on the. sublime,
belongs at least to the beautiful) .
. Tteamry Drp&rtineni
2d Auditor's Office, July 2 1, 1840. 5
Sir. You are charged on the books of
ibis office with 9I02D, the . fslu... of the
dothinjr "and blanket '; furnished for the
MiM y oar coinaaay ao4-fbj which yi
will be held aeconntable. In order to
relieve yourself from this accountability,
you will eruer on your 6 at muster roll
ill articles or clothing and, blankets - issued
to the men under your commander aiid
request the paymaster to deduct the several,
amounts from their first payment, , v
Yon are also held responsible for tlie
eamp and gaihon equipge received for
for company un:it turned over to a.U, S.
quartermas'er.
I am, sir tonr obedient servant,
JNO. M . VI eCALLA, Second Auditor,
Cant. C II Tobin. ""T " " ,,.
Washington Reg't Ia. Volunteers.
" iTreanfry Department:
J-
2d Auditor's Office, Aug. 8,, 1840,
Sir; By a decision of the Hon the See
retair oi war, eacn soldier onuer your
commander is entitled to six months cloih-
mgto the amount of f2I all ovrrthai they
are to be charged with. ' There will , be
other charjres of which you will be1 irlform-
d by this office, , You will please consid-
ei this letter vhut guide in addition to the
the one yourseeivrd from me ef tbe 3tst
Very respectfully, T
os- M. McGaiX, 8eeond Aod'ftoT
FtB!k fa IfftkrJ
Aew Orleans, 9epl. 1, 19W. j
TJr I have the honor Id acknowledge
I hsr leceipt of two" favdraj from " you on
dated 91st of itny the other 9 of August
I can pniy answer oy a yarnvf c,
AceunUyman of mine was ones in4tg
mg in the very, intellectuaf occupation ofjf,?T otM' TnnS
. "u-.i. ' tmm mn . fknockiiig for admnisnee, that they may
sucking fresh eggs raw and reading a news
paper, ty some mrsenanee ne contrives
to bold a'chicken.. The Jioortbird chirruped
as h ment down hit throat and he very po-
itely ohserved "B the powers, my frieml
yoa spoke tou lata. ps"i -vif r
- eaa smiy ssy, wu mat -yoar lavors
hsva reach ma too laiev Thev haver been
ebashig me through , the Mexican post
offices; that is, to- express' myrallf more
Iclesrfy, wlien I received them, they Yt be
j letters; were uon in aixieo and 4 - was
P d whea l alUlnl reeeiva them,
lory were pp iwrt anu a waa sown mere,
4 The fact ia that most of my man7' have
been paid off, and are now scattered to- the
four quants oft the Globe;- v They ;were
tt' 111 t '
mostly sailors . as I was myself. From
them (if then be charges J hoihiinr ,cari In
expected. The camp and garrison equip
age Has been turned ovei to the proper ofii
er with the exeeptinrt of surtdrv axes
smashed and placed hire tu cotntat in
chopping down those amiable chapnar il
on the junks of the Rio Grande.. I ex
cept, also, the ramp kettles and pans hih
ny of which were ned p in rous ing,
boiling itewinj; and frying our pork and
beans, bacon and freh beef, not w speak
of the slow venison, which some were ill-
natured enough to call !r exicm beef
tor my own respousihi ay in the ma't' r,
I r gret, more on Untie Sam's aCwHini
than on my own, that I am not worth a
dime. I have b-en hot "ntv paid, but t
believe over naid bt nbnut 10. Mr con
science comrtfled me to remonstrate "'-with
the psv (nailers, but they asxurtd me that
they made no mivtnkes (bank tellers some
times say the same I considered their
feelings and indulged them. However. I
nude. good use of the motrey I gar it to
ins ick anu unpaid soldiers.
Mot OI the fi'Mt enpiains . are in the
same fix with myself (barinc the overpay)
about respoiisihillity, and. .refer to my epU
tie as an answer,
In yon have anv faither enmmnnicntions
fof me please direct to the cre of Maj.
(Jen. John L. Iwis, N O. I srldom po
to the post office, because I have., nobody
to cort spond widisml vet 1 am not the
man w no never had lailier nrnr irwiher bujll
AV-iw-iit-.irtffIlf.f:; Very ep. ctfully, j
a . . . fl
- P. . I dim't know whether to ikiV
myself capta:n. ex-cap(uin, or Istt captain,
I ifa a ciipuin.
Th6 Rev Dr plKor oTTrnuy
Church. Pittsburgh wns araiiltl on Fri-
IT iiinrninz limi nj ".Ylsjor " Illinfl, a
teacher of (he swoiil rxrrcise, N The Ma
jor" W:ia afterwards nrrestd and in default
r bail Was crim;nl(ied to fall to answer,
' 1 ne ,aMe "nJ .. ttreninstuners. oCthd
I he causes and
Die
knowledge ef the members of
TVini'ir
Church that it was the intention of Maj.
Dunn to eomninne in , that Church,' and
Dr. Unfold was rcdrie.iMf
hint that it would be rcpugrtnrtt to the feel
ings of the" members of the Church , for
him ld.,00. afi. On ..-.Wedncaday -aveniog
the Dnctof met Dunn neur the door of the
alrtij-farfh
it was his intent ion to commune With the
Uiurch, Dunn msriited aprt hie pnrnojht
nthe"T)octoTr1o1dfiin1ir he' did so it
would be his duly to ptss hint fey when ad
ministering the ordinance. At this Dunn
gj-t enraged and seixed the Doctor by the
hirt bosom hut be slipped from his grasp
and went into the Vesi'rv an.) tnM.l i..
or, s , . . ,
- From this- time it anrtAan " ihf -ftn
hat lonke'dTfor i oppottnnitv to revenge
himself for What he was -pleased to deem
an insult and oh' Friday morning . he rn t
Dr, Unfold, in company with the Ilurht
ft-UWltoji PHrr-M -trrrtrnntr"to-the
Uhutclv yard -on, , StXth atieeVandafh-r
some question in regard to whether the
Uoctor was satisfied that be was not
arufimji lie attacked him irith a heaw
eane. Or. Upfold wanted off the bow-with
bis arm but the seceond one struck him a
cross the foreheed, causing- a very severe
uuuiusiun, .: . , ,.r r
Tbo btwtality of the insult is the more
aggravated from tlie fact that the Doctor
was but honestly and conscientiously exer
rising the diitieaof his calling . and as all
our ntizens know is one of the kindest,
meh in the city, . His very enemies if he
has any) speak well of bis .gentlemanly
bearing in his personal intercourse with all
mankind. ..'..: v.
INTEREsJTINO DOCUMENT1
The following prtyer was delivered by
the Rev. Jacob Tmdt on the evening be
fore the battle of (he Brandy wine. i. e , on
the I f trt of September.- 17T7. It was
pfnnnunred before the main body of, the
American army, in the presence of
Gea. Wsshingtnn, Gen. Wavne, and other
uiaimguwuea-wuL-ers ot tut army: .tctfa.
Prtnjer of tin Revolution ' t
r Great' Father! we bow' before thee; we
m vpke thy bleastng. wa deprecate thy wrsth
we return thee flianks for the pa t, we ask
aid Tor the future, fur we are In times ol
trodble, oh, liord I snd sore beset by foes,
merciless rami unphyinf'. I he sword
gleams over our land, snd the dost of th
oil is dampened with the blood of our
neighbors and friends. '
Oa, Ood wf mercy! - We pisy hee to
oiess tne meriean arms make the. mtn
of our hearts strong in thy wisdom!" bless.
we baseeeB trtee, wiui renewed life and
strength .our hope and toy , instrument,
evetiijeorga3Yas!ijngtonLhowerahy
eounels-owtha llomirable. (he Cotrtfncntai
oier in his wndnds and aftictimis, nerve
him for the fight, prepare him for tbe, hour
-And in the- hrmr' of oirr- defeat, oh," Goil
m noeu! dt thou fas oar stay, anil in the
tne hour or triumph be thou our guide.
Teach us' t.i be mercifully thoughthe
fill ne ynb the desire of revenge, yet let us.
on, imi; spare the vanquished, though
they never spare u jn tlie hour of butchery
and blondshedtf x j '
A iid in (he hour ef deatlr rfa hoa guide
as to the abode prepared for the blest; so
shsll we retnrnr . ihankt anto thee through
Christ' aur Redeemer. -(orf protpef the
tautelAmenf - f j f ' i.
s S'raocilaa ' FArrr. Tlie ; editor , of the
New Ilsvenr. Herald sets it down as a fct
innstnrsl history, proved by his experi
ance for years, thai when a traveller rides
up to a to 1 gate,' the keeper, if a man, 'r
vsrisbly brings , out a box or a-hsndfnl of
rhmge; but if a woman, she comes out aad
-The state of things hnnounced in the
following paragraph, tiom iJieU--stnube
of the Su Louis New Era. fulfils, even
earlier than was expected, the pfcdicllona j
oftlio.S practic-1 statesiuen who, in Con- i
irrets' and elsewhere, endeavored to save
the Administration from the efforts of its
own w liulnesa for We cana-l alinbute
the peNistiug in the 8ubtreaury plan
who ly to ignorance -In f.'feing iis odious
hard-money schemes Ihrdnglt Chere at
(he very moinetu . that it was ius'f about
flooding the country with papCr ffpfeeenl.
inj nafy the credit of Uicf o vc rn meht v '
, ,,,, , Vv..:. Am. HI.
The FinancU O.TJcert of the gotVuU
meut have etowded t e money m-rfcel with
their ilepieciated ' paper. Treasury - notes
and drafts, and still the government's cred
it is very low. Tressury fiftes are at 4 or,
5-pr.-t-. disconhtrand Cannot hr cashed In
Isrfre qiiMntitiea at thit rate. TJie Sub-;
lreal,rT. I11.! openly Otid. frequently Jfioc
tatedia many rrpecti by public officers
ana ina present eomliiloft of allutrt lorcrbly
exposes. that hard money hainbug. It is
ikiw m in.i. si mat it is utterly impractica
ble to erryj outi the hard money fffuject.
and it is pro ab'sf that the Subir aoury will
soon become a irnveinmenl Bank. "
- .- . ;
A Washington correannfiibnl .of. ilM
1U&rm tleraW aafs tJfit "the ' Ifreaieat
IMjrirMM-lI.wi4ti
uwh'latvtTOmeteiy'to th'pra-
uons i..r carrying on Ihft warjrijh jyfeitico.
1 here is no dpubt that all the available
strength of ihe nation ia'to b -mnlniriL
lHwnbltcan:ri
quaner. and consents to terms of peace;
General Pattetson, (at the head of five
tnousami men, including the . aeven hun
dred regulars from the north, to be sent
under direction of General Gaines. ) is to
advance On Tampico with all nnaaih'a
need, after lb. hmhuiuwiUua.
nava oeen made lot that purpose. .The
naval forces are. at a propel tirrie, W unite
ineir sirengtn wiin iliose'orthd land, and
thus insuis success." " .; ;C : : ; "
Woaaa'a Pnorxarr. In the New York
State Convention, J he following very im
portant section, cliancine the neuuniarv re-
Uiins of parties ihlOUtrh the marriara o.
Vrace, WW mmMy Mrrifsnia and salon.
icu uj a aiajoruy oi u All properly of
marriage, and that acauired by her after
wartls by gift, devise, descent or otherwise
than from her husband, shall be her Sep-
krate property i i La wi ahall be passed
provuungioi ute registry ttt the wire's sep
arate property, and more - clearly defining
the rights of the wife thereto, as well as to
property held hy her wjih hcthtisband
lion. John Q. Adams and Amos Abbott,
have been re-nominated for Contrreas bv iha
Whigs of the 8th and 3d Districts of Mss-
4TIl(onyaonnned1trihn"Xlassl
wards or four hundred snd 6fty yoliimes,
besides a htrgw utf f tracts - reJlous
t -"ii iibto contributed , UD-
rwiiiruir, tviuiwrancs papery etc., eel,,
as donation to the convicts in the State
of Illinois, v, ' " 111 ' "" ' ,
' project for establishing a line of Ma
i lelegraphin New Yorh; bf Weert the
aetie
various station houlfcsY Wafrh in.r. i,.
W hP Cifriee. is before the Boird
of Alderirierf III that city. It will be of
graat-adsantaga 4w tmwaftry.-TidYr&e.
-Mis 8altsman has obtained a verdic
of f 1,000 against William McClelland, ia
S:ubynille, Ohioi for breach, f promise
"l marriage.
'X
Pui Tata. M. B Lowrv, nf Craw
ford county, P. the Dem-irntic nominee
tor Congress In the -8?d Congrrsionsl
District, in a letter giving hia views on the
Tariff; says; 'Should I receive the nam
inatiim and be elected to Congress, 1 ahall
vote for the repeal of Mr. McKay' TV
iff Bill I will go farther should th elec
tion for the ne it President, fas recent in
tlic'atimi rentier quite brobable,; be carried
Into- the Hue. I will not Vote, lit a mem
hr.) for any Southern free trade Oemocra U
nor '-tor any Northern rain ith Sou-hera
feelinra. -r- v r'iv'- , t
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At the recent cumaiencement of Jeff-r
son College pw the degree of Doctor of
Oiviniiy waa conferred apon (he Uev. O
C. Janes, f Pa. and the Rev. Samael
flheeti-nf Ohio, and the Doctor of Laws' aiV-
. L It w . . . . . . .
"""" uo". avensey Jonns. at unaware,
nif the Hon. J, Crittenden, of Rtn-
"U ttfixffH, hf - K.v. Tho.; ft O'wen. irlr
RrebJd Tj lloakina, ef Alahsmf, t fli
abeth Aiirtiwreneei aii1iir of Mr. 1v f.
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- Ia BuataavMaaa M iKafiib Mrs."- lull.
aaa Les Jama, wila of Dr. Tbom.a 1 , fnn
fnrmerly ofihia City snd daughier of ,ibe Juts
uea. rt. n. Jonnson, or warren. .
In Milion, ea Teesds laat, Warner M, Lew
ia.Ksq- T' - - ,t-
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AT WIIOLI HALE AND BtJTAlL.
"'IHB subscriber has just rec'eived. from
- J ' New York Snd Philadelphia, a fed
eral snppljf of Sat Cloaks. Overcoats, Frock
and Dress Coats. . Also, Panulooris and Vests
in fast variattss. ; ' '''"
tie will bs eonsianty supplied bysa ajeoi
at the Noitb, who wiltaxeeuia spaeUI or lais,
anl warrant sat'iafaeiion. J. J. BIGGS. .'
Raleigh, Oct 6, 1846. , - 49lf.
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wis by , JA MTCHf0RD .
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SQX SCIinnt ? ih p..;,u. kA Th.
j rectors ofiha LHnvy Fund, have oiqVrei
ihe Adlowinad si rilmiion . .r il,M h
of the Literary Fund, for th aoppo i 6T
Common SchrJolt fof yeaiJ rwdmir
the 1st of Septetnher 1840.
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October, 1846
ef ih I;eatoliaa'
'I -,sl 'aeaVVrVaraa, ; W.
V.M BACH A N T A 1 hO R17
HAS thfs day received an extensive as
aortmeht of. flrie dioi h,5 Cxsai
naass, ano VcsTrsos, wbhh will bo laid for
a small prnfii tot sash, or on six months time
te punctual msn.y;"r . . .: r.
His eustomers, and, friends gerrlly, ais
rpctfally reijneated to gtv Mm a ealt or scad
ea aider. .. ." ' -,: r " . '
lie has also' a full aufiplv of drsfs . Shirts.
-Silk Merino, sad Lambs waol ander-ahirie, aad
draworar Milk and Marino Half Hoset tlaad
ksrrheifa. Crsvsti, Scarf, aad Sioebsi Bosoms,
Collars, Suspender, Olnvas, ke. tit. - '
"lelgh Ocl th, 181.v ;r.tSC..
'" or ma inn votiwa 6r : ' ' -e
TH E NOR I'll CAROLINA FARMEHL
UHII9 work b publiabed st tb sratof GoVsra.
. assalof the atal. Ona vS(.Jisa jaal aaa. -sd
by sines it waa prsaaniml. ia the pnbMe, MM
iprrimant, Whhaai a fla sobaeribar. ' It 00W
has s Mat of lar tundras SOlMcribers, embrafcinf .
um ef the irtotat h flligsat and sntcrfiUinf kr-
mania the Slats, htf Hot only give tbair nay
qualirWd apprat'.loH of lbs saanaar la which it
has beaa eondicitd, but arga as lo aaaUnae Irs, .
poblicalion. Which ara. aooural to day
ibougti iu ptatronafa ia by aa aitana aurrtciant, aa
f U pitj tf for ear labor, " Wa atoll, ihSrcfcre
eomnranea tbsaaeond volume In Jan; and as ew .
(ubhcrlpiioa are -coaslaatly oomii( la. ' ws shall
titer Upon tb aw publieatina year, with th tyrf L.
thatbjt JatojjJiVeerhi will bav ineMd
toat Waal a Ihousand. Jt i dvold aaelnivly
ath eaof aiiei1t(fra in Itorth tJarofirw 1 ' "
eondaeicd by an who has soma practical kaowl.
Jta af farminf inirrHf rs nMig th
Irilmtara t It page soma of thi stoat akilful and
oeeaaaful farmer in th Slats-t'nd draw it r?;.
election from thS sbasai XrtrBharl pariad'ieala
ia th eoantryfc It jit, thertfor. e racaiveika
apport af every on who feel ny (nnrern for b
draneamenl of th ! asriraltorat inttiaf -
tb Slatei and wr rer4cifolry solicit Ibalr aid m
giving it aireaiailt sW Ibaiillars aftbs sail. -
If ant piM fill Aa t1 af th ysat O ft to
la advanee, t aopy eae yaar - x - 1 III 0)
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tw.mytvaO.pie r-''; 0 00
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MVb applMarto UI h vaado that bwlj lo
MMiMi tarry aai mm" r"ii iine,
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