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RfetijjBLlCA WHIG TICKET
1 r i'' 'rs
BEENRY CLAY,-
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OF
:ri
U 1 D tlCK WlSliWT OF THX WITH) STATES, . 1 '
TfibkBEiFBELINGHUYSEN,:
J$f (ft "rj'; - - " 4 ' "'4l
jE7fpW m !FwrtA Jay o iVotsJW&err
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I il THE RESULT.
Wjs tfr&still in doubt as to the . precoma;
oritur Mri GsAifju Whig for Goverjipr over;
ificnXsi.Hokjs, Loco. The returns arc all
rith the, inception of Gates and Hyde, and are
onsultedmore for; curiosity, than interest.--!
Tie toC0s majr eijpjlain away their snal Ic
sat'M JmicTaslhey please, and it won't do;
fi.-.: '
oapltythistate. viV:Jt-
eard from, to determine the; precise state oil
rte rthelgtektureV Ve rather . ore
tated our majority f on Friday, from the fa
bat w! oniy stitnated the Locofbco majority of
tie last; legislature x, wnereas u suouiu
are tiejpn 30 J It is truey 24 was tho majority
t thelmnlenicnt of the se'ssion,but Shaukj.j
nj' itedeif 4n .itrcainV of Washington, soon
rent rtol the! enemy and Skuiner Loco
, a ejected in place of Paine Whig. So that '
Uboug& cwe nave imosi proDauij maae a ciear
;'t--t:f.i:- i.-'f-f.- It i, - ; " i
am of 99 merabeN. having to overcome 30 ma-
ntytWhig majority now on Joint " ballot
rill bp ii:or26i according to the result in Canit
.-.'Unit 'l.L! " r v r
en and Currituck.
j LOCOFOCOISM.
tM; iaeiWhigs take the Locofocos 'to task
ni question them pretty close as to their print
jjesai.wbat treasures they.as a party pro
wie rilieljettering of the condition4 of the
uatuiey will ;ati once give an evasive an.
j a:- .
i 1 fs: f -? -j? i . - . - , v t 4 vember wjfli range; from 8 to 12.000 proba
" yVhig lcyA gainst the rBank? againsH yy hJffheri' ' " i : s ' ' if f'
no 4 ariii oi; ftgaiasi me tiisinouiion oi
lie irroceeos o; te jruoitc jjtmas among me
3iite tUii ! In S'ctj'' against every;; thlnsr the
VVhigsjre ;lb, lett be good or bad. It seems
ojkihfcifhey.4y.i, anyprinciples or
neasiirtJibr ! whithj they thonght the country
vouia do, oeneniea, iney wouia noi nesiiaie ior
j.pirtnent j to;jbiaUe them known to the pco
le.T TMy wVwlq parade them from one end of.
be
nion u ine uiucr. ,uui mo iruui is, iucv
tayejn'o'pnnciplet-pUiey are destitute of everjr
hing likf principle except a love of the ipoU
;0cejand kt)iij language ofiHr. Calhoun
hey are Ijeld together by nothing else than the
cohesive power of publicplunder." Who, we
wuh'tos know, desires to be attached to such a'
Dartyja arty whose' sole aim is self-gain.
lie -publtc good-nevipr enters info their minds.'
rm'f. . ; - , -j
0-Wv hav'nt;; seen a- Locofoco since the
election: that has forgone moment entertained
the feasl (idea of ioiog any thingl all in the
wtjrf flying thf votejof the State ' fbraheir
tie J;M. jterribl bad, that we some
time c?u':feci I sorry for, them. . But then;
again, when we think of the many abominable
voiutcaisins iney nave commuiea againsii me ;
peace a,na happiness of the country, we cannot;
refrain frqjtn bur$ting':righi . out in loud ' fits of
lajaghteri at i the - down-cast and woe-begone 5
cuunj.ena.nce oi me poor creatures, no woumi
relieve them if we; couldV hut the Psoplx have
put tbeirseal of condemnation upon their men l
u wir aesiruciive measures, ana u is noi our
proacejt$ think of alleiatmg the punishment
vbiich tHeV have i sol iustlv received for their
ennjes-tr their pae and demagogical attempt
v prostrlte the lianks ot the state, and shake
tie tonfjece wMcb ihe People had then,- and
stiUtiiavet their lolvency. Poor feliows,their;
"wuiii ucjoiiq iUouui irremeyuuijr jueu, anu
iw Ui must certainly go.
:e.6fthctrulu
toryiVill be th& dismissal of that reckless dem
SSt)7Ue'An Jf.' Wlirltr 1mm Ki1 nf thf
TreiLsviry of our State, and tne placing of somo ;
eomhjperson (and we may say! with great
Wuyrivvftk oae. wno wiu i reuecii nonor on llie
.Suinjhiistea
r. t rjt GEORGIA: MOVING ! :; i
! t he nhigs otueorgia held one of the largest
Mass Cnve the 31st ulJ
unrtirat Mdisoriiihat ever assembledtogether!
m itiat ;tate ; before.' Not less f than twenJ
tousllid good arid true ?Wh!gV were present
BiJqcasionj I ijoiu Jonit j;McPnERsoj
otxsiK ne among the purest men living pre Ji
-cu,na uenverea a :souisurnng aaaress onn
ifo.cnair. .it x ne uonrcouua was also
Mqressea :bv a host of other plnntiftnt sneakers t
n2 taeto wei noUce Hon: W. C ; PaisTok
? pj$gkions
P field the bobbed of disunionism;
I J n,Ttf U thousand! pounds of meat were bar-
.---vu, hu tuu va vie neany a mue lonff.
5'bTi'lJrniajdHtjr than she; gave; Gent
Itr 1 - c 81 cnanco ot their carryi
i
11ikeU6 know; whcther!4h4
M CMrtl t!nii ikW weiu r .v i :
I fl p tHvivsuu i mc election nas
O khoWn. ft lKr snrvrnrf (n k.' ; Ur t. 't
their candevaa first known oh
s IfPParanees, jt would seem they are not
HJ, iiJsk got themiconsiderably ;on the hip,
vj 1 feive them a greater immjV? in
f?ber, than he did on the 1st. iJ
sccrvteloWthat we Jiavo ben sl-a
Lip,' thisi week,; to publish full- returns .of the.
lab lecUo from all iho Couaties ".save two
Gates and IIde.: The result js mostcheering.
Ye have overcome the majority, of twenty-six
in; jivhich the oys! of the -Legislature of 42
rejoiced, andi elected & inajority of , twenty-six'
si&unn, i souna ana euiciem irus. i ivwm
tbjus be perceived that we have almost precise
ly turned the tables upon , lhey boys we raean
as to inumbix--we.peak not of talents, Hea
ven save thia tnarklf ' Our' candidate for G6r-'
ernor has beeni elected by a 'majoritT "which
cannot vary much from '3,800. " This is very
;near the estimate previously "made , The i re
sult in this articular ii', more- favorable to- the
tocoi thanj that ' exhibited' "by 'the Election of
f42, by ahont'orie in fifty. And this ; Jean moF
sel which isj thur opportunely throwii' thenw
tbeir leaders snatch, with eager haste,: smack
their lips with art ill-assumed expression' of sat
isfaction, and would fain have tur believe 'that
their famished stomachs are essentially : reliev.
ieid ! But toe mass of the "party, are" decidedly
jdbwn in the mouth; All of the m : whose "coun
tenances jgiW any indication of what Is passing
witbin, 1K extremely blue.1 J From these, we
iexcept thp editor of the Standard, who holds up
Ihis brazen face as 4isuaL Hear1 him s'HSteo
ibvlstepv enf bob! by charge,' we; are ) beating
ido wn ; thej enemy.' v If the editor; has marched
with his jpaj-ty and kept time withal, he haf ta.
jklep vjust jprpeisely' twor$? steps " forward, ;and
iireiv-nlJ5terps,! backward. -As to the char-
ges-f-an re myst conie to the concIusioni' b
this jl!me4haj the) editorj does1 eXarewe pre
sum Ithey have been similar in mode and effect
a! trLL" Jfi.il iJ-ii'1:" t
iq lapse qi Bisjiuusmcws proioiype oi wina-mui
;niemry.ltH t:
iSeiiouly, Jtvelsire tnore (an'satisfiedwith
oiirj success. f -That ihe" efforts of Mr. Hoke;
v,ha ceTtaily excells, in - an offhand ' popular
nairanguenjany men wpo are lnunueiy nis
siperibr jin xaoe imntparticulafs4hat
his efTorta, ivje say, 'during the past spring and
summer. Ih -dtih nearlv the whole extent of the
State) shMd have told to the amount of a few
hundreds when1 compared with ' the inactivity
aim inuiiiereicer wua wmca ia-campaign was
conducted jbr - His predecessor ini '42. is "what
'we htnosdeHainly exbeed. Mr.'Hoke has
far out-run !hls party, but still falls' short of be
ing elected by 3 to 4,000 votes. It needs no sax
gacity tofseMthat Mr. ClayV majority in' No-
1
Anson;;
I
998
373
372
527
1074
v 64
5 875
I 565
98
270
' ,24
394
506
496
206
Henderspnl I '
BeHie; fl
1450 462
393
1 301
283
750
1514,
610
473
433
J309
593
Bladen;
I
50 V
Brunswick,
Beaufort
Burke, ' i ) !
Caldwell,- H
Cabarrus.1 1
39911613
302 759
309
477
360
274
Cleavelandf
Columbus, 4
- 129 351 197
283' .242 454
. . 73 443 137
Carteret, - j -
Currituck, 1 1
332
r485
993 k ' 707 1153; 794
Chowan,!.! .
Cumberland -Camden,
-1 -Ciaswell,'1
!
v 243, ; 221 1333 210
; 558 886 r! 603 1070
453 J 761
517
277
680
94
- -244 f 1190
549 656
- 1221 ' 484
178?744
: 74 1185"
1088
Craven, 1 -
622
Davidson, j I
911 658
251 878
Edgecombe,
118 1410
Frankfin,v
Ga:tesil
-362 ' 646
313 "427
320
jranville,
901 : 851 r;"tr
274 198250
1615 418 1920
567 i 419569
'465 216' ' 365
. ; 292 . 231 80
r;382 161- "?
-1479 252 J527
r 9
204
463
378
327
Green,i
Guilford, -
Halifax,'
Haywood,
Hertford,!
.Hyde,4-r
Iredell, W.
'379
583
"153
Johnston,-
- 557
580
129
377
1579
639
193
- 213
Lehblr,
"216
150
"'862'
316 nf 523
Lincoln,
- 679
Martin,
Macnti,
22QS
577
4 ,( 369;
284
Cherokee,
i iiu . ... ouu
. ..........
Mecklen
764 1184 808 ' 1242
m m ioi
staniv. m
ft
J w I-
Montgome
Af obrc. I i-
522 504 -M 684 T 5 12
Mcpowelli
; a T:642-i152
NasbJ
80
765 67
885 - '283
790
1101
553
1555
177
334
201
Hhrra
ton,
1532 430:
fl87581;
154
488
Onslow,
Orange,
4576 ;1472
1761
1
otanlLj
631 144
j ,093
rerson,
'4 i
l 309
545
uunons,
353 " 94
572 379
149 .
590 , ; 419
764 1 . ,
Pitt,
r i i
:iill54 309 2
RowanV
S809
73ri
354
113
1363
Davie;
Richmond,
655 92.678
Roberson,
534 X 557; lS 566 ;597
Rockin
383.; , 954..;. ..Ut .532
1366 f 3 173 1402 ,-,:435-'
Bampsoni
, 376w603.W 458 732
1105 1165
.Jr;.lv..983
950 1032 . 1023
Tyreil
288,
,106 311. 137
1185 1073. 1271
Wake.1
953
Warden,
113.73014127, ,,716
-364, . 58 :232
216 680
;2i6 :.
846
1833 i 109 q 164 1
299
493
1310 ,1615
39586. 34994 J35431.31694
:' .. muni ' lv
v-3737
Wf iAuq Jpuuor ui 4uc,iv;ign .ivegisier m
t paper has requested the Stanard man. to
iena nun ineoeaqtiuu cut jhtuicji-.appearea - m
the Standard of the 8th. we believe, headed for
to preface the announcement of
ine ; greai vicioiy acme vea oj uie f nigs w inis
Sfaieovtrf Ae; jjoccos4o.thlnk;&.;re
ouest a reasonable one, and which the Standard
man ougns 10 conipiy wun, smce imngs nave
turned ;ott trt the way they have-ind as -Mr,"
HoHeii cannot niike use cf it tirnsslf. r Come,
It w ill b
yayne,i..
Lilly, fj:!; brerf
V.MOXOPOLIES. J ;
-The New York Courier reads a pretty severe
lecture tci ce rtain partisans ' who' clamor loudly
nate Kioopp?Mf and shows the, benetst wkich
children, me markets they afford for produce of
aU kinds,' nnd the means they ? afford" of prose-
are iheowners of such" estabbsbments,-the fol-
lowing statement in regard' tb the Merrimack
iManutactunng Company is.publisheoThe
i 52 individuals retired from ! 1
siness i- -."..-r-T'''" t; "'2'r507'
f;t. 80 executors, administrators and
guardian trustees
268;
23 lawyers .
93 -
45 manufacturers, mechanics!
; machinists, dccl V V 150
-18 physicians s -: l'-'! 'ij-90
- t 3 literary and other institutions 30
15lannerM ts:""' 158
u
' 44. -
occ inciuaing tnose wnos
occupations are unknown ; 1 103
390 proprietors ,i.
2,000 shares
4
:1
ITnrr. l,rU.
4 ? For Harrj Clay and FrelinghiysenJ '
vTcn thousand Freemen assembled in- a
TMMfeU,1jm
1i1iamsoil cpunty,Tenn;on tie-26thult.
Them Tennessee boys are npiand doing.
Theynirgive tpblk uerfthe ibs
that will make Kim writhelik a scortci-
ed sarpent- : u , . ; - -v.j.j u.s
ir:n U viAA
?Z.l"."r
result of the election ? Before it took place.
i , wetore it took, place,
iry large, that we thought
'e some faith in what he
he was bragging so very
j .. . .
he probably, might have
put forth in his paper, viz ; that the Locofocos
would ckrrv the State. Biit it 'ftntUars nil hi
oredlctions have been lrifiedJ; Th Whi nf
North Carolina have elected their; Governor by
a ma oritv lame enough for all useful numn:
a n - .
arid literally swept the Legislalurei Try again,
Billy, and see if you can make your readers be
lieve thai grinning Jimmy Polk,, will get the
electoral vote of North Carolina.
Pi7' twr ti i' , I
Dnenntimnv Lva nonllaiti.Min.Jfiii. I
when our friend John F. Poindexter was beat
en for Solicitor, by .the Loco, Focb Legislaturej
that they would hear from him again. He has
yenned our prediction, and spoken in tones or
thunder to those who proscribed him for opin-
oprln
ion's sakb. He has been elected! to the Le-
gislature, and carried another whig with him.
"G. A. Miller, Esqi , of Davie, who was also'
proscribed as an Engrossing Clerk, has been
also returned to the Legislature fronithatcounty
; Y'- - : - - ' Lgwtgr.
- : A GOOD ONE i ' I
A correspondent of the Raleigh Register
A c T--?.. . t.
gw "ry -vi- a xur. vacKwa, a t
cofoco candidate for the State House of Com-'
mons in one ot the counties, during a recent
political discussion. Ho says : i - ' i
I cannot close this communication without
telling how Mr. Jackson was caught, the other
day upon the tariff. , ; You recollect a certain let
ter,, of rather, an . uncommon character . for a
Southern Locofoco, which Col. Polk wrote re
riv rt nfr r pkji.ai, wif
cenJ
this letter, hy some means, found its way into
Mr. Haughton's hands before it reached Uie
eyes of the Locos. Mr. H. copied the letter off,
and read it to Mr. J i asking him if he subscrib-
ca xo tne aoctrmes containea in u i iir. j. re-
plied he would not.- Mr. H. then asked him if
r ..... . . . T, . . . - .
. - , . . , - y- T,
man nannnnr.p.n sn nprisivpiv. i mr. jhksoil.
fipdinglhimself fairly trapped, toed hy , every
v ... . .... . .
means to creep out of the dilemma, but discov-
ering that there was ho way of i escape, he ai
dopled the same" course ' he- pursued-' when .hf
mn1 thA fammia unnllratlAn hf JiiHa 5?tnr
ication of Judge . Story's
f Judge . Story
opinion in the Dartmouth Collegi case; (viz.)
Coll
beggi
ue lessea me corn, ana oeggea on, ; -
False Pr.r weeki tne! ' Standard'
has been proclaiming with the " air' of a confi-
dent victor, that the. Locos would signally tri -
umnh in North Carolina.' The "result shows
what reliance is to be placed either on the judg.
statements in that papers And, yet, probably,
they wiU allow themselves to feived again
t . r ' '. 1 'l-'-ii-l; '-i'JLT-'r'
wnen me rresiaenuai election comes on. j
Wt ---- i r ; .
i i
" The Payetteyille '.Carolinian,! (Democrat
says " "Although we have not elected our can-
:?ZZZ2Zr
foV the nrobable loss of tho Lefflslature. the
democraU deserved the loss of power there, for
it in 1842
?m tin-
And we are so well pleased with our candi
date and the manlv fiffht Jie has Civen his ori-
t tKat wa hArAhv nnminate Col. Hoke aa
the democratic candidate for j 1848.
yVMVMM svmwwx v v J r T-. " ,
,
What
you democrats 1" . " : - K .Mt
TThe PubUc,Treasury: v-
- . a m . ffwiniinaiinn wnansa nw vna
Treasurt Department, in pursuance Of the sal-
V "rr. H u L L -tj..i- '1 il
, ..... 1 - 1lL - .i.'.1i -
utary provision coninea
the acts passed it the late session t gres
aL . 1 1. m I hiai tMinf arM
neys in the several banks and the mints holding
not Jncluding moner in hand not Jreported to
the Treasurvyon ':tne20ffi Wthno was eight
millions
capital of this ;corporatioh Js two jmillions of l"e 0f fbe State continue as favorable,
xlollanividedintoOOO shaiso8i;000 each ! S!PTr"i0 'b?lc? b Stated , .
which is held as jollowg : Va "S" j - f ' H AlabaxI. Our advices from this State are
By 146 merchants and traders j 273 "shares, i J?t very meagre. i The Wetumnka Whiff gives
68 females '-V-P'- V- tt 228" a'J
he would believe the btandarofand recemng foreign ; Voters m that City and State, and kft that office, has for the last two years devoted hb thie pancdealew, h
an affirmative answer, he produced the Stan i will have considerable effect, it is said, on to the prosecution of claims before that office 5ndjhe 4n??;.5i5
dard and read therefrom CoL PolkV letter, con! titles of real estate. 1 other public offices of the Government Beingll ac- f
taining the very identical word4vhich Mr. Hi , Xhe, NewilYork Egress says; The 1rovnc
had read to Mr. J. and which the latter eentle, :aJ.Juu JI-jjX.:- j::L sources from wbennpnotd fTT??7:?!!!?' amine arid hear nrices. before Uvmeoudyonr cash else
i tnree nunarea anu ijwuiuu. 1 . 1jomvl1metUarv.k.ns i. x, rvenm rost 1 p-.-i-- "t " . . ;n.niona. i
and dars; iays or iheConreWon-thkt .norninated Polk ror oy giv,0,
by Including unreported moneys in hand, to at . - . - , iT.-j'i.wl:,a 4 TOHIDO "Sa - - . i-
lestiliixioW and Dalh,that .TJ1!11? -I??! 1
for Vhig Policy, Whig Legislation, and a Whig the nominalioa itself "party juggle rrpc. QJ EaWm6re msimfacttre, at . J11
TTiZNd;&.-: - ?.M:.J'V-:-:''J rrWted by avVet of Arable hacks,-;j 7 . ra.7 87,1844, . .H - - f;
C 4F HID A Y II 0 E N I N G.
ff-TT116 'elfcUoa :m 11113 'IounJ
?Hf ,uTn iM. for jGrst day
i well for the Whiff cause, and promise a larVe
fnt - o So.fai.ibcertained, Judge Ows-
rJ' ? ' nuiuaio wr. vovemor, nai re.,
n IroiAXjLRetaraa fronj ten counties show
,le leon ,Pf fifteenVhig members to the Le-
Bl5i;ana nveijccotocos. ,.lt the returns
-W the resnlt in that place, which shows a vote
ior naxrous, Whig candidate, for Congress, of
217, to 189 for Yancey, Loco Focb.
; The Whig addf We have also informal
returns from some! three' or four precincts in
Lowndes county, at whicJi Watrbus is said to be
about44y,votes
Coosa and Autauga show the same chances in
favor of the whigs that the; i.i ballot box : at this
place exhibited, the election of TFatrous is cer-
toin."
.4'
Mobils Cbu2!TO.-rrhe Mobile Advertiser
: !t Pe PK41' is that the en Lo"
cofbcotiket is ie!ected;by a small majority.
ire shall give the official , returns in our next.
For. the present, we have' only to say that we
howeverwhich give no cause for discourage.
mentto the whiff oartv.'X ! -
MoxrobxEav-has gone for the whiss bv a
small majority. The following is the state of
the poll : ' j I ! f -
, wnios. j; j locofocos.
Bunting j r 910 MitcheU 841
(Williams; V" f008 4 Harris 801
f A, wU1 seen froai th t, abo (savs
the Montgomery AdveMis the whigs have
elected for the first ime ini three years a full
Representative ticket.4
. ' ' . ' i '
! Tknnksske. The Indomitable Whigs of this
noble State, are carrying On the canvass with
".''S ttUU eurs,a8U1 1'uaS1,iaoie-
j
We see a
irited call in the Whis papers of
onljr the Tennessee! Bojrsv jbut for the Whigs of
the Union to assemble at Nashville, on the 21st
instant, which it is supposed, will far outstrip the
PAAMiitiAn nf lli& HaahU LU ! to An
v vvuwuctu mere ill loWi
'
ftndwmch ererted uck faithful influence m
jwgnofthatjjylr If the prospect of
hearing Jfae speaking and good and true ment
wm tend to draw tho'People together, this Con
Usn xkiAj - ... .
ventibn will be oneof the, largest . ever held ,in
- 7 H T S, . .
coJ to understand those expected
are the following : Hon. J. J. Crittenden, Wm.
C. Rives, Wm. C. reston, B. Watkins Leigh,
s. S. Prentiss, John M. Clayton, Thomas Cor-
Wi, Ben. aiardiri, J. McPherson Berrien,
Thbs; Metcalf, Arthur F. Hopkins, Waddy
ijrf0-Mfp:.B?ie" tyton, J. J.
Hardin. Randall Hunt. Thomas Ewinir. and A.
, i , ' 7 1 it
H. Stephens.
4'fc' J-K- If-
!lMPWTArT JXJDI&AL DECISION.
. A decision ; was givek in the Supreme
Court Of New York, an few days Since,
virtually declaring that the Marine Court
of that city is not one of record. . This is
very important toi naturalized citizens, as
fnanv foreigners iwho have gone through
FJ5. the purpose of ac-
Huirins iuc nguis oi citizens, nave awam-
ea meir ngaia mrpugn jme marine vourx.
now; appears mat an tnat nas Deen done
in. iius rca-pcuu iioji uccuiiiietai. me ue-
cision dislmnchUes a. great part of the
I : i J
juuges who uavc luauq, ujis ucuisiuii ill u
i . , 1 -t . ;s- i . itti i
i iwii iiiiriiKNr. ijiinriH Mm nni vw f 1 1 r iinirpv
w -iir tuam a r T
;s T t t T , .
1 i. i : - i .1
X?r" f f" ""J,
ipnuuiuioo pa-
f"
pent ayail nOWing Wnen prOCUrea WUU-
out authority of law and; the properxourts
v1f aw ucwiuma w pcoii uwc,
the jeiTect will.be to undo what has been
aieSy done ifor more , than thirty years
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PENNSYLVANIA.
One oC the, largest publicj
meetings ever held
u, , ... . i .
from aU Ae neighboring country, and the pro-
Jinn.. V...ir.kv.. ..ranA rJ4 vL-Arl 1m lVa warm-
vB";"r51fWUkr- " j
is rr- i,r.f-- ltd T
The followmg letter j frpm Gov. Jones, of
Tennesseet addressed to Charles Gibbons, Esq.
j ij give a pretty good idea of the unfairness
m "ght dishonesty
which the Locofocos in attempting to palm off
Mr. Polk upon the people as a friend to protec-
NASHvnxi, Jct-t 25, 1544.
'u Dxai Srki By the mail I enclose yoa two publica-
tions'of Col. Polk's during the last summer's canvass on
d subject of the Taring dec.
From these publications
you will perceive the Colonel js dead against Protection,
are, 4 It soniids strangely tons wl hare been accu
ed tohesr Col-Polk, to hear it stated that he is a Tarin
'- wk - wa . wawk m fi a. .1. v ti m m n-
man, or in favor of Protection. ; . I have met him on more
a(Ka b.a nnvinnsan ann tiitw tub in at ann iwYrr nnru mm
i Tfcj .uuli .M.nwfli V m ilut ti 1ift tint
mki speck in my i eanvasa with him that he did
deno&nce the tninciDlesof ProtectSon. Indeed, thisi
niUB H BUCCUl UK IU T MU11BOB. WW .M. " "
& 7 on'which he and hU mends-relied. to
sv Ior
i "TtaA aw taA av fi aiTa-aaa ir I Si n HWalSssSsS f rfl nftlT W 111 TllA
1 4 The contest is fierce in 1 ennesee--eacn pany in ine
C&utxxs Gibboxs, Esq.
I'll .. . ;.") . . ..--. i- . -r . , -.;. , 1
The Evening Post, in the course of ah aftirla
ca the Texas affair, proposes a new "available"
cand:datef"thu3 :- v jr..r
4 U it to bo supposed that these gentlemen
Messrs; Van Bured, Benton, Wright, dcc-l
are all to come to the riffht-about-faee. hecama
a f5w men in Baltimore see fit to pass a- resolu-
noa in regaro u wmca iney, received no man
date from the people 1( t4f the Democratic par
ly has such ability to jump about and turn a
bout' as the v .would imolv. . not Mr- Pnllr ,
JmxCrow should, have been our candidate" -;
j At this early stage ,of the business we . wish
oi .iir.i,t.row upon. .the.tariMj and does- he
think, with another distinguished Deraocrat,
that the .' duties imposed by, the existing laws
on importions are unjust and ought to be reduc-
r me same iime avowing ii as nis opin
ion mat; "wool is not' sufficiently protected 7"
Let us ' start fair ' with Mr.' Crow; so that we
may know where to findhimt4everytime he turns
aDouu . x. lYtbune. -- i
New York Given up. The correspondent of
tne. lUharieston Mercury, writing from the Hot
bpnngs..Ya., says r : ?It is openly said here
that the Democrats of Ne w York are npt doing
theirduty.Though,14rgely in the ascendant,
they cannot or Wulnbt be roused to action.
The defeat of "their favbrite son, and that effect
ed tbb aslhey (errbnelously) believe, by Southl
era'1 influence, has evidently pafalized the efforts
of the party,' many-Of Whom will not go to the
Polls..1 For this reason j and the thorough! organ
ization of the Whigs there is some 'ground for
the belief that that great State will belost to us.'
. It deserves to be remarked that Henry. Hub
bard, Esq of New Hampshire, one of the com
mittee appointed by the Baltimore Convention
to announce to Mr. Polk his nomination to the
Presidency, is a' Federalist ' of the 'Hartford
Convention School. We do hot wonder at his
affinity to Modern Democracy for, as Mr; Clay
well remarked at Raleigh, the worst part of the
old federal party, on the reorganization of pa
ties, enlisted under the Locofoco flag. ! -- :
In this Town on Satordajr the 10th inat., Mrs. RutH
Botdkh, wife of Nathaniel Borden, Esq., aged 43 ream.
Obituary notice handed in too late for this week paper.)
In Mocksville on Friday the 9th instant, fcauuxs
Hezekiah Cowak, son of Abel and Mana Cowan, aged
about 17 years. f i : .'"'-
. In Davidson county on the llthinst., at the- residence
of Barrel Wood, Chasles Brvmkell, Esq. (The de
ceased a few days before his death, had been elected a
member of the Legislature of this State. " j ' J V
: At his residence in this county, on the 12th iftst., Ax
dkkw Haktxan, aged 61 fears, 9 months and 14 days.
We had lived in humble retirement where he had the
best opportunity of cultivating all the moral virtues, and
had been a regular communicant in the Lutheran church
from early youth. ' ' Jrfl. AJ
APOTHCARY BUSINESS!
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pennand ayres
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO,
A Li50 SSrpaanafLffllii. cs&33iws3e for sale
JLM. at the People Drug Store, by
HENDERSON $ WHEELER.
SS, P. Hcndenon's Ague and Fever Remedy,
A SAFE and cerf ain cure, may be had at the Pee
pie's Drugstore, from '"' '
HENDERSON St WHEELER.
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ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE.
RAY'S Ointment, Jayne's Vermifuge, He
V""1 McLane'syermimge,Dr.RowandsandJ
tnlin's
and Jaynes
family medicines, Lee's, Dean's, Dyott's HooperK
Spen
cers Hulrs, Peter's, Phelps and Beckwith's puis: also,
Dr. P. Henderson's Stomacbick Elixer, may be
had at
the! People s Drug store.
-g rkfin'109 of good Tallow and Sperm candles for
AWvf sale at the PeopWt drug store, by I
HEJfDERSON tc WHEELEE.
DR. P, Henderson's invaluable Anti-bilious pills for
sale at the People's Drug store, by j
HENDERSON & WHEELER.
Salisbury, Aug. 17,, 1844 tfl$ .
fYlHE subscriber having been for several years engag-
ed Office, exclusively in aami.
I nattnn of Claima for Revalntionarv services : and having
i j -uj
i au ucw u uuo wt. i
H will transact business of any kind committed to his
charg
:harge for a reasonable compensation. All letters on
business must te post paw.
Reference is respectfully made to Hon R. M. Swx-
Tkvva Tfnn.-M Dawtet.. andlJndm Rames. of Nb. Ca.
' n'QVI vpOTpn
Washin,n ciiyJunc, 1844.-7fpdl0 '
State Of HLOXtll CsltOiittl
Tvr r t v e a f nr tt jitt V
rr iiiAio j ivcyiv a . t .
IN EQUITY SPRING TERM, 1844
John Finley and others, i TT appearing to
vs. j Xthe Court that the
Abial C. Parks and W.Tarks. defendant, AbUl C.
Parks is not a citizen of this Stale: It is ordered that
defend'
Parks,
county
on the 7th monday after the 4th monday in August, oth
erwise, judgment pro confesso, will be token against him;
! SAM L CALLOWAY, cMi.E. ';
August 17, 1814 Printer's fee $5 00 j
HEAD QUARTER, I
wSafw&itry, Aug. 17, 1844. J
nf th nfth
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OFFICERS
ATTENTION!
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VOUsrt hereby commsnded Mpar.de
in Salwburv. on Saturday4 the 31st
' A . Ti. fh. ramM nf lwtinfr a Ma
Wfineral!fthe4th Division of North!
. a... . i n mar
Carolina Jwliuna, m place ot uer. d. i.;
fney.restgwd. By order of Brig. Gen. CookJ ,
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5lrcIu. "f1 W"W"..T -'"i HT- "
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Wi CONNER.
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nf tAfrnAtf-NOTIC. r: "
HE Presbytery of Concord w!3 meet at ew Hope
rhtirrh. in TJncolri countv.on Thursoay,uie wi
October ai,lejfeoc
STlirtllii. IKUfliw,"- 7-!-"
.w m W u kr K iih. Presbrtenan, ana
UA rMM.
ic is enaDiea to renaer essennai aia w sucn -mm nwj require i - r - !MTTiitiannrpn d iv
BEFORE YOU BUY!, .
t-
i XL "believe the CHEAPEST stocl,. "".
of hew style, and fashionable Goods,. !
i i . ,Tever brousbt to ths western part of Wurm
Carolina, may now be seen at our establiihnacnt. con- v
sisting in part of J . i" . , '
baperhne sad low price, blue, wool dyed black, invLa-1 .
- i hie greeai cadet mixed, and silver drab cloths ; 1 ? ' - . '
1 black and fancy, English and French cassimeres ; ' ' i " "
. plaid and fancy striped do. very handsome and cheap j f
fancy striped, and plain linen Drills and Gambroons ; i: ;
plaid and plain Tweede Cosaimers, 3-4 & 6-4 ; , , j
. merin6 casaimeres, cashmaretts and drab.de Ete ; , '
Kentucky jeans, satt'inets and cotalirjes, (new articlOi '
Marseilles, lancy silk and satin vestings, (gre ai variety) I ,
black &aJ r&iM si Ik mm mnA twk: ' . ; 'j.v
bUck. and eoTd alpacca' lustres, and bombaiinesj 1 p '
i-,. faacTStriDed anil firl slnnrrsa and fvn)ini r .-'-tiKv;
. t , - a r -s t : .. s
t, gingham lawn, org&ndees, and muslin de syria, (new !
articles,)"1 y, , j - 1 . - . t- ;
' ' ' wool and cotton haWies, (new paiiernsj ?"- '
r French, English and American prints; at 6 1-4 & Cncr.
"F uuiguwa ana printea lawns ; f ' '
nmnsooK, dwws, oisnop lawns and jaconet muslins ;
'laee striped and plaid muslins ' ;
- gimp, Paris trinxtaing, blk filet and chamietta ei!a ?
Pit
Ashburtoa cape8,eollars,Vtctoria bandssdeings ilace;
barage scad, ladies crsTats and muslin caps ; , : j , 1 - ; ji
grass cloth; linen and silk hiatfh'flsjjlU; V ,
'figured poid de Soie and foulard silk; -;".''''. i
nnder handlnsL French Sowers, bonnet & cap ribband i. r
T!ailors t trinlmangs of every Variety, (est quality) ; - i
plaid linen coat gingham and pantaloon stuhs ; j . i
4able and towel diaper and linen sheetings; . j
Nankeen, chalucket drills, bed tick and apron check:
t Aho-4-a verv larsre assortment of A.
SAliDLEnY, c SADDLERStRLMAIINGS, :
bmah and carpenters tool, carriage trunmings' of every
4$
dozen iFlorence braid, willow, cypress, and lawa r
bonneufi 1 1 dopanama and leghorn hats t ' "i
jllO dpa plain and fancy palm leaf i .ut; do 4 ;
43 black and white tur..t4rtJ, do, i
" 6 do square and round crown sporting do
lfl AA hlld and rhif wrvnl '- ' I
do
26 d men's and boy's cloth, velvet and glazed caps i
BOOTS AND SHOES.
pr jRobinson's fine kid and calf shoes and slip-. s-.
peis : 60 do men's Eat and calf do ; . t , ( .
i 8 cases fine and low price call and morocc
. .tvi.. C-.;Ts iDoots,ta550i . .f . v
600pr en's lined and boandshoes, (cheap) t , I ij
40' women's pegged and sewed do 75 and 84 1-2 " :
' r 50O- negro shoes, (good) ' - " " ' ?
J ' 500 lbs ioak and hemlock sole leather,(best article.);
K M ba8 rio coffee 7 1-2 to 9 ; rery best n t
JUJ 22 hhds Orleans andPortd Rico sugar 1-4?;:
" ' pui iLlr i Jt itr l t..nr .'"-r." 4-- ih .:
j ilbSrrels crashed :-; 4JdoHy;';
i 27 hhds sugar house and West India molasses j
J 42 tees rifle powder. 84 50 to 86 50 : WA
! 280 lbs best indigo ; ' !
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M 53 boxes 8 X 10 and 10 X 12
... uu ips oesi wmie ieaa, warrnici
. . i 6 barrels tanners oil, (besttjualsty) V$ ;i i
1225 lbs quicksilver, castor oil, salts; and quinine i
3 tons; jsngusn ana oweae xyre .iron y v f
i IJ.fi i9 nails : Sftr elintie snrins i- i.vfej'ki 't.ft"I'
200 pr trace chains i JA bellows.; 18 anvils & vicetj
1 ! 900 lbs rhanilla rope, suited to muung .
? 395 dozen cups shd sancers j -TT ! :1''i
The ahove! goods i were bought exclusively for cash af- -
ter a dec fine f from 10 to 15 percent! from Spitag prl-'
ces; andreinow offered for cash at wholesale or retail
unusuaUy lov. The citizens and public generally are re.r ; ;
spectfullyf mvited to call examine aqd; hearwpricekf
Countrv merchants Snd pedlars will find ft to their inter n.
est to examine the bove etock before putchasing,' aswf; , ,r !
areideterlainidlo give the best of bargains, - 4 - ' T
ii JENKINS & BILES. t!
SalispirryJ June 15, 1844 . ' 3m7
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THE jfirm of Cress St, Boger wasthis day dissolved lft ;
mutual consent. All persons indebted to said firm
are earneetlyrequested tocall and settle 4artlculariy those : '
who have, open accounts, as we are desirous to have the
concern tlosed without delay." ( Those , having .claims -against
the said firm will blease present them for settle
Lmeht." DJ H. Cress, or M. Boger will at all times bs found .
in their Cbuniing-roojn, ready to Makii setuemehts.7 ii tfcf i
Salisbury, March 16, 1844.
NE W SPRING AND
I
- M. BOGER bees leave to inform his friends ana the
publici that he has purchased the entire stock ot Crest ;w
Boger's Q&ODSdUDSSS and in addition he has re .
ceivedfrom New York and Philadelphia, a handsome "
stock of1 - ' -jr-.-Ip-i. VV
1 ' SEASONABLE jGGOI)S'Si!K
which he will oflef very cheap for cash pr short; credit to
wnere1. - t
marcb IH. 1B44. '
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l:tf:-- ;'. ...'J :Miht-;:r
BY Isaac Biles, living 6 miles eafc of Albemarle,! f
and entered on the stray book of Btanly county on , -,
the 27th of July, a hrown horse Mule 4 feet 2 inchea
high, sad supposed to be 10 or 12 years old, with a limp
in the riht fore leg ; valuation g(L The owner is re quested
to come forward, prove property!, pay charges and
take him! away. ?; ; HENRY: DAVIS,-Emmgertp'i:
Angast 10, 1844-Jwl5 . J . - J j
THEj heirs next of -kin of Hannah Roberson arar"
hereby notified that the legacy which I hold in my .
Kan1 aatliM Erector of Patience Lewis, is ready tobepsid
to them jwhenever Gwy come forward for the same, as V-
I nnitt nwan to tv accountable for intefest'-V " if ,. iib;
W. THOMASON. Exr.!f ?
of Patience Lewisllt .
Auguft 10, 1844- 5wl5
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARDS
13 ANAWAY from the subscriber on the 11th
JtV instant, a negro boy named UATHlITt v
7rt good gun-smith, about 30 years jof age, not very .
H!art ahontve feet seven inches hish, his two
NOTICE
fwt apper teethout, and hMSsmaMscaronhisforelKSdUr
He liadSi an old white hat. and eanie.1 with Bim aflsf fl
cloth coat, two pair of nankeen and,a pkir of black cloth
pantaloons, and a red velvet vest. 'ie soove
I wai v iwn for Kia armwbenaian and confinement in any
I "fr , yALEX.MEBAN
Hillsboroagh; July 17
.! 3wl4
l Uu! TVRftnnFS FOR SALE I
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i TJKELY NEGROES tot saie on gwu icrma. ,fr"
lOplyto ' r- : ,.jvkaiui5.-.5
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SELECT CtASSlCAL AND MATflEMATlCt,
I nvt TiwkrA, K.mnv rMHfmed tu chSTee Of
V H I I I J MIUvW Mv. . . ' - - v " j . I
fori XlUiaUUIWUii" lWiUWUl I - vy.
l vrrr Xrnmr: twlv ndles south-west of IHWV
i -jrtr .rr! ",v.j:rzi ftj-chao
afiJ th name distance west nearly, houv vaap-.
el Hilt i-His leading motive sUedueatk J3
a eon? ; nd his selection has been made 2J
referencwsto ihis subject; .Tv: & V V
Iiaish.tnay-ea. - " ; y' "
ri WHITE LEAD :: - !;
al?Say
nil for sale ar 1
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