Frttm the Raleigh Register.
jl&VIEW OF ELECTION RETURNS.
We, hare deemec U unnecessary further to
fill our columns with tallies of unofiVial returns
ofthose States from which sufficient has alrea-
dy heen received trf know fir whom their eec-
lht a((!ifirV nncc..l .l :
j"'ooiti-ii inT properly
Dclllc, but that it nit nnl l!mr A .......
. ' - .. T . - . . . - . .i.
.1.1 II . W I K.i n. I. . .nnl.. 1 In . I a .... . :
lorai votes nave neencHo. - r,r,...r ,nc , M-urei. nst'i unluckily chnnri th
. : I I i r,.. .. I . . . . ' "
a connected statement f 'he ascertained and ! men, and iut.od.
room.
Cass.
25 922
3.0 10
34.9-22
5 777
39 075
7,334
-More of the Election and Its Results.
" In our last paper (says the Petersburg
Intelligencer) w congratulated our rea
ders on the auspicious results which might
be expocted from the election of General
Taylor to the Presidency of the U. States.
.Thi Richmond Whig, in an article which ' estimated nviiri'ie in those that are consider
' I ,.n Nitrrif 1mv. tnli' culwiun. ' ed as settled :
nilDI'IllLU ..... ...i - .
" . . ii lavmr.
Vnliy tuo .miiib irw xJ: ourM-nfs, nui CnnnePtrut 129 239
IocS so in so much heller language ihan nu.il- Island 6 693
we could emntov. that vvt lav its article M;i--"',ht.Ml $1877
before our readers :
A number of inferences rnst fivoraMe
to the virtue and intelligent!-"! ihr Ahht
ican people, may lw ilniun limn tin- su
perb victory which the. Whig mt,v Imvi
just achieved ; ,.tif there H otv of .such
transcend ent iinMrtJiric'. llitl we nr con:
t ruined to dice it first upon the list.
The pe-ople of this country have delibe
rately repudiated the w.ti Iik and Hggres
sive policy with all its train ot abuses and
constitutional violation'., which-.- formed a
feature so very distinct in tin history of
"this alministration. that it may properly
iC styled its grand characi istic. Tl;v
jave. not yf forgotten, nor, we Imp, will
"they ever .forget, that rlnjfy themselves writ
oncethi victims of oppression from a pov-.-ff
greater than lliml vs tint their
forelHthers left th ir imIiv country to es
cape irt)in a tyranny wim-n they coiiceiv
ed to he worse than death -that lor eight
yrars they struggled for,-their very exis
tmce, with a iiligli'y etppittv which put.
forth i-lj u hole siienjlh to crush them to
the earth. Having thrown and prospered
loan ex'et.t unexampled in th annals of
'the world having wiihin tin short space
of seventy yeats become one of the most
powerful among the nations o! the earth
An ' UnluelV Surnre. tirofe
unirersily, d,lrjng a mtanic ePture took great
pri'le jii a discovery he had made of a very un.
I' V ce of the nettle, which he inform-
' atwiHory, possessed everv othe
- uiai ii uni iiui riiiij. j
lesser in a
sneei-
ced the common neiil in If-
You trenllptnpn il ik r-,.C..
! J?,h does not sting." He then applied
. II. , bis hand to it. and wiih eager astonishment,
4,703 ; added, " Confound it, but it docs though .'"
70S
Dissolution.
V"OTICE is hrreby girrn. that the Coparinfrrinp
Pnti-be U Co w ,h day dilTrd by mntualcon
nt. MoekniUe. Oct 2. 1849.
29:41 JOS. P. PRITCHETT
W.M. D HENDERSON.
SAM L. ROSEBOROUGH.
The Undenirned, alihoasrh not now one ofth firm
would respectfully recommenJ them ro the conS.lence
OI the DubllC as ihose now r.-irrvinti t t, . !J i
. ---- , uiu pinna,
READ THIS!
BOGER & MAXWELL
Si'tA Pi?G LEAVE TO INFORM
ceirinfr a hand-one eiock cf
genenrily, that tbey ar- now re-
m
TO THE REACH
10 697
1 000
8 000
50 0 )0
2 ooa
1" 000
35 333
2 000
1 000
5 000
19 552
5 35 S
VertiiM. 1 12 towns 14 730
N'.-w J.rey 3.100
Delaware 34.
Man laud I 3 38 $
Pe.in.-ylv'a plurality 14 00!)
OhiiPuialiiy
Maine. 217 towns 35 (H3
Tennessee 5 0;i0
Khmiim ky 9 000
Virginia
I limi
New Hampshire
I'iiiiiatt:i
N"iih ('iKilin
N. York fdoralit v
Mi'higaa
I he atiove eomprise jhe :u-!u i and esiiunit
ed tiiHjoritioo in all hut iteven Sr,i. iz: .
di uia. Miissippi. -rkau-.V. Te;,s. I'-.w'h. Wis
C'.iisin and Fi..ri.la. I'lhi iIm-,. ilf.,thii ,;is
l.een i-ei-eived to wariUMt an estimate, orsraice.
Iv t. deeidt to which bid some of ihem will U
teeorded.
Funher iu'idligonee fromoin of ihes Slates
will he f miikI tinder, th" telegraph head.
A man u reputation has heen very aptly com- ! are fulljr c0111'"' finish work in ihe liest yl
pared (a he-t f whin- paper: if it he once i " 1 A WITHERSPOON.
hh'tted. it can haidlv ever he made to look as
white as hefore. . Apologists uf vouthful iiri
Hioriahiies shonhJ think of this.
n 3,000 BALES
; A A ankee deacon took oe-asin at a pray.
12 108 cr meeting to p! op p.-ition on hi h ilf
of a mm with whom he hjd a qu.irrelv S-.n-.
ImkIv cxpres.i,, M,rnri.e. Win,'' oherv, H 1! c
deacon, with a chuekle. ' t :.wm to 0.1r ene.
and i.u heap coal- uf lire on th-ir heads ;
'sriil I I ... .1 . i ii
1 sye uiui leiiuw a piflly .smart
singeing ! '
7 000
8 000
The Presbytery of Concord
Wux hold an n-ljournrd m-Htin ni Lnvi l?on College
on Wednesday ihe l.lth d.iy of December next at 1 1
o'clock, A. M.
R, II. LAFFERTY. Stated Clerk.
TELKGK PIIIC DESPATCHES.
Haltimukr. Nov. 15. 1848.
Massaciiusktts- lGSTown.ship heard from
V lllr oaill inr t .iveiiii.r nvtfr 70(1(1 Tl,.. UM.:
JthtH countrv has nniveil to Hie wurhl t . .: .1.. i . ... j i .L
. .. j, i . ; i.niMiiiiir i r-i irt iiny riccifu i- me peonse.
tliat she does not acquiesce in that policy All Whig Congressmen, elects hut two, in
which would make her change places which Distii.-ts there is tin choiee.
with the oppressors, and become in iurn Wisconsin and liwa gone for Cass; also II-
torn r., .i..ir. .JCtmiJ I
.In this County on the 31st , ;l.y the Rev. Mr. Davi
Mr JAMES MAT THEW td Miss ELLEN M Mc
NESLY ;
In Davidson county on tlie 21st. inst int. ty the Rev
Archibald Bakr. Mr. M ACK C PENDLETON (prin- i
ter) to Mrs. Sl'SAN WISEMAN. !
In Mocksviile. Davie County , nt tlie residenre of R. 1
A (J'an. on the With inst., Dr WM. D IIENDER- i
SON. to Miss RACHEL LI CINDA CATHARINE, i
ddughier of Richard Go wan, dec. I
ir i
litiois largely. Indiana dotihtful.
MiciiUiAN. We have complete returns from
all the counties in Michigan. The majoiity for
LtifS is 7,08.
Mississippi.-
I was gone : " I he early lost, the beautiful, the dead " !
,r. . . P ' ,. . j For he two past years, her health had been very del- ;
I he liest tnlormetl politicians icate. and it wasl feared rh Jit s!tf U'nc rf1 trrr f, . 1
ew Orleans consider thi . Stale as douhtful. t"' she had greatly improved, and her friends were hon-
ALABAMA. I he W h:g outti - hr as heard ' "B."-" t sweet and gentle spirit would !ng he with
the ruthless tyrants whose acts she de.
nounced in her infancy, ami whose power
ihc successfully i csisfed. he fore. ho even
knew 'he elements of her own greatness.
tin policy of this nation is peace, and hy
the fcignal condemnation which she has
just passed1 -upon ?1ie administration of
iMrl olK. ami the sentiments ol linn ho
npired to la his sucecsor. she has shown j '
tbal fche tuny utmeisiHinis titr true mte iuiair.9a ur itit, LL.U KUIAL COL
rest. She has elected h man iiiAyhose j LECES.
hand .thy. peace ol thu country will he ! In order to fulfil the decree of ihe A 011 ican
ttCure-4-iir whose hands lo t honor will people, as expressed through ihe hallot-boxes
lufTef no iihateniint whti u iHc.miiiu.it r.o on Tuesday of last week, jt will -devolve on the
la Rutherfordton, on the 2lst of t). t , Misi DELTA '
A JONES, daughter of Dr. L. (J. Jonfs, f Lenoir, !
aged 16. The death of this interesting young lady has
cast a gloom over our entire cotnim niiy ; the voice of !
mirth and thoughtlessness, for a time is hushed, for per- j
haps, no one was ever more universally beloved. Her
young companions and school mates were anxious'y ex- J
peeling her return- home after a visit of a few weeks, i
when the news came as with a thunder stroke, that she !
OF
Prime Cotton,
wanted at the Rnwan Factory." nt his
plair, f,.r whic h Cash will be paij at a
fair maikei price.
J. (iCAIKNS.
A gent.
Salisbury, Nov. 23. 1849 29 tf
PUBLIC SALE.
HAVING obtained Special Letters of Administra
tion on the E-!:ite of Culpepper Lee, dee'd. the
undersigned will, on the nth day of DeceniVr, expose to
public sale, Rt his late resi leni e m Cabarru County, two
miles from Concord, the f..ov in-' preperiy
EIGHTEEN HEAD OF HORSES,
Amnj which wid be found two Rnce. nn l two Pacing
Horses of ihe very finest descriptions. Also, about
FIFTEEX flEA D OF CA TTLE,
Together wi.h a larjre number of fine Hog Terms
made known on the d '- td eaie.
CALEB WHITE. Adm-r.
MARY L;E. A l.n.
Cabarrus County, N. C , Nov. 15, lt4r 2t29
GOING, GOING7
Fall and Winter Goods,
CvmaUtine of almott erery Article mnmL'f ralUd 1r :
Dry-Goods, Hardware,
Qoeen an t t;iawre. Hat?. C-pa, Coonets. Coots tnd
ohoes, sole anJ npn-r Lemher
GROCERIES, "
of every kin I sni of qnlity. Uo5e. Diyj.nc and
I wine. For the military and rport'iiMn. we hare fine
9,HA1- PEAUS.
PlDmrj. Swords, Epioh-U Saibrs,
Sil,er Lnre,
EAGLE BUT-XZT0XS,&c.,&c.
Double and single barrel Shot Guns
and Annarattis. Pktrdo
finished and unfinished Rifle barrel. ,tc . ir. All of '
which we intend to sell cheap for rnh or on tune w i
punctual dealeM.or exchange for ihe f.-llowin produce !
as we are in the market to purch- 500 bolel cn- i
ed Oat, 30 buheU Flaxaeed. 50(1 buhel pealed dried
Peachej., ;,nd I5.IKK) lb, cotu.ri an I linen rags, and as
much ReejiwaT and Tal.ow nt we cn et. '
jShb.iry. O. I 2fi. 1;S44. -J
; c h eTp luTsII
US CCD CD H
-if
FILESII
TEAS.
8
; -i J l---T-'r. l' i ?
is uliout 10 000.
njrgrpsiTion, sulimlt to no invuli. inkt no
otrencwwliiMiiiono iHint'tile(l, pockrt mine
wUerr it is dtdilwralrlv oIIVumI. V run v
all m'i down in tjuift undrr our own .vino
and oar own'lij: tri f. sniisti-nliitt vt are
rfflt in liotil y dantr tt' briuo pliuio,.(l into
t wr--tlmt our honor and our interest
Elfctors f President hikI Wro President of the
United StHles t meet itt ihe raiMtnls of their
lespetlive Slates on th first Wednesday of
December, and tl.ere dis-ro their duty ac- ! Pea,eiJ alt
cordino; to l eriain forms of law. I hese f..nns. ! ..
as prescrihed Ky the Constitution of the United
St:trs,i are, that the .Electors, when s as.
semUed, shall vote for President and -Vice
i . -ii i . i i . j i ii . i . .
viiiue proircitMi uiai v Mian inrive ai piesid. nf by 6o na,itf i their hallots the
ihomf and he rcsj)eCtcd abroad. Htrsf person voted tor. as President, and in distinct
!r tin.' iliiirfs rriiinnil In- tli. j. lo-f iwi nt' ....,. . r . r:.' r 'j
Infi .''.)' r,'.iii .'J m..i. iirn wt (UdUIT III" ll-?0 I IIICW HIT ItS LS I I e S I U e 1 1 . .
Zftchnry Taylor; and in tliirf advanced This having hern done, they are "then to make
stage ol civilization., wlien War is regard- distinct of all persons voted f,r as Presi
fj n.1 .1, relic of barbarism, never to be en- dent, and of all persons voied for as Vi'e Pre-
ffcrd in until everv arruineut of nnice sident, and of the nomlier of v.Hes oiven for
shnll have been exhausted, the v are of ihe
last iiDpotlancc.
Vilh 'the war policy, and. as an anpen
j tlage to it.'ol course nvs th.-it ! territo
rial 'oprtndizement ; and all the wild
PrmMjjOiiurs who have m lotto; ,, rIl in,.
ipnung nie carol oimm lorwmii uu nn-
irotd-ol destruction, fall at one- to ih-
froutuj. We ni ed not recall to nor r ad
ffj tlio fearful cousetjoi iiLt n ill iiiieml-
this conntr. Ironi ilo sjkiI ol
8?Krandizemmt fomiMitfd and directed to
party ends, by those whose term of ser
j vice, most fortunately for, t ho country, is
(limited, by the late form ante event, to ihe
II I, aI' lull) Willi millmnv..! m..
'If Ol ilJillvO ,1 U I v. ' i l II lllllliuno ill "ill
cultivated, and even unoccupied territory.'
vthnt tin these U. Slates waul with mote
land? Evrn thotth i'Im acuuiii ion bi ouoht
not in its train the sobutou of constitution
l! qpestiouH which inusi shake the latoic
fifGovernment t.o iis v'i foundation, u hat
do we. want with it ? Knowing as we do.
ihftt it-must biiu: these tjuesiioiis upon tis.
bat is it hut madness to invite tin- crisis ?
Wn coaxial ulate oinr readers that the
policv'of war and territorial ataodize.
mrjifU at an nd: that we have every
jfrospslct of n lonr coatiniWtl peace that
!t the. name time.(the .honor and dignity
of.the country will be stippmted by a man.
who eveti itMi siibortliiMte situation, ak
Jnb favors and slii uoU lioui o respou
i .
eaeh ; which lists they :r to ijn and certify,
and transmit sealed to the seal f Govermneat
of the United Stales, direeted In the President
ofihe Senate. It is usual, we lielieve, for the
eeiiirieates In state thnt f ihe. Eleelojs voted, by
l allot for 'President and for V7iee President,
ti. lining in i heir ballots the person voted fr for
Pi iih,tit. Mtid in distinct Latlotsthe person vot
ed f.r for Viee President." These lits are
.i . . . .. . " .
inem to.sootne anl bless, when disease again arrested
her, and in a few days, before her parents could reach
her, she was no more. Few have more ties to bind
thefti to life ; so younfij, so lovely in person, mind, and
character, with every worldly advantage, and the idol of
her family and a large circle of friends ; but God seeth
not as.inan seeth, lie took the tender blossom to Himself,
to bloom forever tieside the still waters of salvation,
where the winds and waves of sorrow shall beat no more
forever. Perhaps they loved her too much.
Gentleness, arilessness, and simplicity were united
with a superior mind, the warmest affections, and the
most unselnsh heart. Her buoyant spirit rose after re-
i peated attacks of illness, and ntade her still the light and
home ; but L j
Thou art gone from us bright one ! that thou should'st ' '
die, I
And life be left to the butterfly ! i
Thou'rt rone as a dewdrop is swept from the bough, I
O for the world where ihy home is now ! '
How may we loVe but in doubt and fear. I
How may we anchor our fond hearts here, I
How should e'en joy but a trembler be j
beautiful dust ! when we look on thee"!
To those who feel thi? stroke most severely, who will
not be comforted because their darling is not, what shall
we say? Fathf. Mother, Sister, the maid is not dead,
bat s!eepeth." Com.
. HARRIS & CRUMP
A RE now receiving from New Yoik and Philadel-
T. phta.a Urge and pp eintid atK:W of !
FALL AND WINTER!
j GOODS, j
i which they are determined to nell na low a aoy house j
; in thi part of N'ortU Carolina. coniiniri of all kind of
j ladies and gentlemen's drew goods, of the latest and
I newest stles, which have l-en selected with great care,
I and bought at tb very lowest cash pricrg.
fur luid'tex llVr.
Beautiful silk Lucres. Mode Cashmeres, colored do., j
satin striped do , Mouselinede Line?, s. Ik .md ome.l j
Lustres. Cheni Alpaeea. bl k and col'd Merinos, pini. I '
( ilnrrtin txia t'r.n,.k ,4.. k. CI..... O.l.l.... l". . .
... .. . 1 . , r j't. . u iivii I'mni, u"rs, uiiiiumiw. Illir
ii fimiui cui iiiiu ciiuitse. uiiiii .iiiiiiy uir .,1111 uur in f-.ii..., I . r i ir t-a- r -l t- i
y l I I Collars, Linen Camhric H ind lis, Bonnet auk, elveta.
January next, nt which tune the remaininjr stock on n i 11
a- i n Li- ill lionnets ad Hosiery,
hand will he onered at ruhlic Auction, to the hisrhest ;
bidder. The sale to continue from day to day until all r For Gentlemen Wear.
is Mild.
Below is a list of some of the articles on hand, and
ft and Stationary. lx h n :
'n years. A mm iSeir ti m V
inz workv'opelber ti!i a I jre
School Books, Tit:
roeta and Poetry of A
i " the Ar r, .
m In:'., d.
Prow W riter f Amrriri ,
Prron. l.'Uininitied ; IVn.i'v ?
Cuwper'a Pueiu. Heman", C
frtUr't and Riv!r
II -rte ef Aitorirtn Reo'.i- .
Waahingtwa and his Grtirra .
I'm J
" -1
Napoleon and his Marsha!., ' v 1 1
e c
A!ionV II.trrjr 4" rn-f ,
Iluuie - Cnjli).
Fnrjjerwn'a History of l!.:i,e,
H.iMory t.f ibe MulJ e A -.
Seam' Sigierof tU iVc mtn..n , "
uieri ial I) roooarr. t.i I bt j
i 2 h' . Mo (''. m. A .
i sorulntte. Stork Raiet M inur;.
i dering Jew, (illaiuinaie.l ) A . i
. Novel junt pu'dis-Vd Gui't r.f
' Lce Kntelojirs; Ink, fed, V.cr , I '
I ferii.ic.
We hive tnadearranement 1 r
, now on hind in ihi line, en l-
iben Cnieat Mnrt ntice on m te s
than any Hause in thia ptt t-f -i
M. P.liUW
i Soli bur. October 12. l-J-
THE subscriber ha jut received and opened from
New Ywk and Philadelphiis large stock of
NEW GOODS !
consisting of
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE.
Queenewnre, Hats. Shoes. Boots, Bonnets and Grocer
ies of all kinds, which, wiih his former slock, will make
his assortment complete ; nil of which have leen bought
for cash at the lowest cash prices, and will be sold (aa
the present firm must be closed in a short time) for cash
NEW GOO
Departed this life Nov. 1st., after a Ions and painful
illness, Mrs. SARAH C. HALL, wife of Maj. N. F.
HALL; need 27 years. 5 months and 11 davs.
It would be difficult to speak of t'ie' departed as en
j deared affection, would dictate, and truth justify, whh
; out seeming to use the language of flattery. 1 Thus
muc h, however, we deem it her due to sny, that those
who knew her best, loved her most.
The writer of this short notice was privileged to visi;
ihe ilepeneil nt iiiflv.rerit nerirtilc f!iiiii-tT Kr i!!njca itKi..-i
ui,illv Iran. milled to the sea! uf ( Jovernmenl J w protracted, and at times her suflerinsis were evident
hv tl .siH'eial oiessen-jiM'. ! Iv great, vet not once did she complain. From thecom-
the prices attached at which they will be sold :
Brown Domestics at 2$, 3. 4. 5 and 6 cts. per vard
Bleached do 3$. 4. 6. 8, and 10
Calicoes, 3, 4. 5. 6, P, and 10
Flannels, from 12$ cents a yard upwards.
B k Alpneea from 12$
Fis'dnnd fancy checked. I8.25.nnd 30.
Muslin de Lanes. 12i. 15, and IP, "
Eliptic Springs, 10 to 11 eels, per pound.
Axles, f to 9
Brown Sugar 6 to 7 "
Loaf ' 10 "
Coffee , f$ to R
Men's Boot. 1 2.". 82 00, 2 50 per pair.
50 ounces Quinine. 3 per oz.
600 'bs spring steel cts. ,
1000 lbs sheet " 8 i
And all other Goods equally as low.
Those extremely good friends of mine who have been
reporting that I have no goods, and that 1 have broke j
up and shut up the siorej will please look, nt the
above advertisement, and if they are such extreme good j
friends, they will please correct the false reports that
they have spread, and if it should please them, they mav I
sny to the public at large, th it in the months of April
and M iy net. a large nn I fresh stock of entirely new
Goods will be opened in th Brick Store House, now
occupied by J. Sc XV. Murphy.
i Black French and LVgl'u-h C'.oih. French Cissimerea,
fid do , fancy do , wool Twee J, Kentucky Ja ie?. Ker-
seys.fig'd satin Vesting, eti' velrt do . plain twtin do.,
at d worsted do. Also, hrown and bleach'd Drills, Do-
I mestics, Whitney Blankets,
Hats V Caps Boot A. Shoes
besides a general snick of
Ilardwarc and Cnllcry, Groceries, Crockery, It.
NEW GO
i
I Those wishing to bty eoods. we repectful!v incite i
1 their attention to the aluve stock, as we are determined
j not to be outsold by any. j
Wood Grove. Rowan co . Oct. 26, 1848 ly25 j
The largest and bot H'k ci'
Cheaper than n t
BROWN "&ELLI
RESPEfyTFULLY inform the ,
recrivinc from New York cr; 1 1
Fall f apply of
j FRENCH, ENGLISH k .V
NEW GOODS!
CHEAP FOR CASH !
M. BROWN & SON
AR E now receiving from
New York and Phila
delphia, a
A URGE AND SPLENDID
STOCK OF
etfQS FKESH
TEAS.
Fall & Winter Goods
I he li f.-lih-iii id 11m Of"i:it' is i'i'iiril to
'ii ihn -'rUti-ato. nnd rimi.l i lit votivs in the
insen- id tin IS i I ami II 'i of Ui'pr.
Meiitniives, auil the ois'ti li ioj a mnjority
f alt tho fjertoral mlrs :m ih'rla rl to In
li'idtlt and VTir PieVnh'tit rli'ct. This ri-r
of thi act
phirt on I ho srond Wednexhit
'tn-' , in urf iiatifp
1792. I h " s
Vlruitrv . ya'ional Intelligencer
.J T
f tMarrh
ttio
1.
of
iiiencement of her illness she was herself impressed with
the belief that she sh"ii!d not recover. Uerfmh seem
ed to pather stre;tJth. as her physical enemies departed ;
and shortly hefore she left her weeping friends she calm
ly looked U, while she tenderly held the hand which
had pillowed her head in infancy, and said "inoth -r,
do hot weep for me." Then turning to her sorrowing
husband, with a look of earnest tenderness, she said
" Grieve not. when am gfirir ; s!i ill be hipijy." At
FURTHER NOTICE.
AM. those indebted to th- lit" firmof .1 W Mur
phy bv account or lon-r stan ling rioiee. re again
notified to come furwir I an I iiv up by the fi'St day of
J.mnarv tn'Xt. or tliev will fin-l their notes an-l acco'ims
i-i ihe hands of nn officer, as the business of the firm
must be closed up.
Witt. 'AM Mt'KTHV.
Snrr;riu!T ptrt ner of J. is If Murphy.
- Salisbury. N. C., Nov. 9. 1RI-". 4w27
N B. T wish to purchase Two Tbonand Bile of
com! Cot-on W. Mt'RPHY.
Th civil i t'Viiiuiinti iii our poilftal (.vmii. !
tn-ui. not I i ii a rov-dniion d foic. Iit d"tht
Ii illot-l.i.vi--;. ojM'ratiii through '!' Cotistiiution. I
I not d in.-l nil 'lh' I, Imt aniil.'s I tie line- of
th- Ltws and lh Con-: ini:ioti. Ilnr tlw
I'li'ttlon ofZ.( IIARY T-A Y LOR IK'I ' r tin
jovriimi'nt rJaHi,,." K 1 'iU ins'a'i'er. unrum
the 4;h of .March nest, a mihi sujijHi-.-d ;
Haj), not until lh iuw I'oiion-.,, u-suiii!e?, and
lTriatlis into th who! Ci vi t nuifnl a spiiit
hesli from th n'p',i, Tlie ouvi'itiiii'Mit of
Zi' hary Tahr is 1 Im tin onwniinenl of
Coiin'ss, not th ooV'Ttnifnt of one in i ; and
hiir licfor, lh Whi- ovi iniini i an he
another Hint, when he mite sne inquiry concerning , T"V t""V T V A
her future prosjjects, she ntkly replie 1. thit she wa S I h I j B I j j JlV
" perfectly resigned to the will of God ;" an I agiin mo?t
REWARD ! !
i ttiiii.t'ir. itit- iar-v t ,inioir-? i . l a in nit
Mbi itv -that, ur tin lllltiHtK Itiir il-tliiHTS -n. vi.. . ii ...;n ... .. f.,.
! : V I . l ISOJ" 111 IJ'llr- V, III ., via II" II
hich lire crrtaio to rt-Nult to us from a f,nihr aj:;rins o Locofuroisni, and it may,
lncrral War ill Ktltype. h sjM it of ji""- perhaps, modify th S.ihtreasury. and Imttcr the
i'SS.and mtulfrHlioiA Mil tvtr aff -Tariir. the Snat ciinrriiji ; luf son lime
jouncils tjinl hostiilii's will not bt en- will elapev necessarily, before; th frsli-lorn
j'trcd into iinless-thy' honor nJ interest of spirit of the people wirl he infused into all the
s-he country actually require it and that,, branches of ihe Government.
I t i l .i - i I .1 i VV'K.it Lui'ai'iir ws. m:iv ru n i il-i ! x nmin id si
safe, prudent. Constitutional Executive, and
a flvel innately entrented him not to mourn hr departure.
Fioin this time her soul appeired calm and heavenly
until the spirit fled !
And now, while we mourn that one who bade fair to
be an ornament to the church, ami to society, has heen
taken from oir midst in the morning of life, we are
c-Miiioite I by the as --i ranee uiven us i i her life, tint her
ransomed spirit rests in peace beyond the reach of pain
and sin.
Thus died our lamenie! friend, leaving a sorrowing
and disconsolate husband, fond and affect iona I e parents,
an ohily and beloved sister, a much-loved band ol broih
ers, (whose n-uncs she s often and alT'Ctioa itely c illed.)
wall a large circle of friends an I ic j inintances. to
mourn her eariy exit. Li g and affectionately will her
name dwell in our remembrance-, yet we are constrained
to believe our loss to be her infinite and everlasting gain.
Then think not, Grave, tint we resign
This Treasure, as fotever thine :
We only ask a trMissient siay.
Until Heaven unfoids the eternal day.
Cherry Hill, Rowan Co., N . "C.
Stop the Runaway!
AN -XWAY from the siibsi-riber on the morning of
the 4 1 ti instant, near Lancaster, S. C, one Negro
jt an. mioe l
iaz: jH-ti 52k. bs.bLj J3z: a?
aged 2 1 years, about fi feet 1 inch hi gh. fok brown com
plesion. Very likely II' wm purchased of Mr Isaac
Jamil, of Surry Coontv. and will no doubt endeavor to
which :hv are determined to I a low as any houe
in tin- jj . t of North Carolina . consisting .f ad kimU of
L'idies mi I ( Jeritleinnri's rlres" goods, fioin ihe mo' coin- .
mon to tl.e fineM kind- wrn, n : !
Dn'.'ings. bleached and hr-wn Domes' ics, Nrjro Cloth- I
n g. lilankeis of every description,
HATS & CAPS,
! (1 lurse assortment ) j
Boox find Slit s, ( fine and coinnwn) Uin
j n t lifts find I'oi rt.yids ; n hirr stin t, ,.f
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
! COACH TJlIMMfXtiS. ,'l kiM.h, CHOCKLHY,
AXD QVELSSWARE, I
! S & -x cr tz a & 5 i
of every di--ription, Porto tiu-o, M-itcovinl.i and New
, Orjeans Sugar, clarified, pulverized, bimn anil lonf i!o . 1
. Rio and old Government C-otTee, green. Mack an. I vmiiig
-hyson Tea, New Orleans Mol isses. Turjienone. Mik-
: ert-l, Nos. 1 and 2. besides a I atticles j ja:iy kegi in
Stores.
1 C mniry Produce taken in ech-mge for go)d, and
the highest market price nlw iy p.-n I
Give ii a t-tll a i I ri mi: i fur yi ir-'e, an we
will convince you th u we lo-ver thri miy boiie in
this place. Our iitocli of lluib have Iweti i- i I wire led
! an I Ixnight at the lowest cali pn.-e
S.nill profits and jjick- s lie i nw the wtrd.
! vi mtmv.N .v sd'.
i S'llixLury, Oct niter 'i ISIS. 23
! of the latest anJ Newest Styles,
' ted with ereat care, and IwHight i t t ' -!
prices. Ainonz their stork may !-
! ' rorLatll U
' Beautiful ailk Lustres. Mide C'-'i
j Satin striped do . satin urijwd M - - ;
, and tU k do , Si'k mii I wur'ed I.
i Theni Alpaca, M Ttobei Ca-h :t r
hlirk Pirmnntm. h!ark M-rino i !
Pi.iid. .ingliiins, frrn h do . !. w
t'ol ats. I .men Cambric Hand fT, K- -Dimnet
sdt.. Velvets, n.n'ie: and I!
For Gcnflrnit:r
' Fr.ich nUek. brown and 'ive
inereii. ( fig'd i Duekin lo , "n-v '
j KentucWy Jeana, Krv, tao audi...
! Whitney bUnkets, fiji'd m'ia V
tig'it silk do . plain mm !.., "". ! .
HATS & CAPS. JK
SHOn,
rc.sidl.s A gi;n.!:.i. ; .
Ilaiduarc & Catlcrj, (Jroc: : :
(TV.
X . . e.
Tho wihins m hay 1
a we 0-el nnfed we ran flfer in J .
sers. ty M-llmg t-tieap for Ca'.
Stlis'.tiiw. (httUr 5. 14-.
VAT.TTABT.F, PHO
FOR Siii.i: :
1 7.q nTxTi? '
sFivc thousa:
"JZ acres or
ate t.f ihe ! Jo.epfi I', i '
.i . . r ii..!t . .. ... i ti
die .Miiiii-i i iai.'"ii Jii'i i'
i ri of .
get
CI
back to the neighborhood where he were purchas- p Chillis & Co. Orimfal OT SOTCrclZD ONE UUXDKED AHSCVEa "l
I wi'l hiv the above rewirl of fifty dollars fr his
apprehension a id conlinemsnt in any jail so that I can
get him again.
E. MYKHS.
Salisbury. Nov. 9, lR13.-2ft
Bilm Pill?
oultj Uiry heconm inevitalde, tlir war
tll be conductftl under the superinten
tnce of one who is a warnor himscll
lho understands ihoroughlv all the ele-
ftenta of human power who ha never
ftwn bis sword but to conquer and who
ul throw into the contrst th lull weight
f a will that never vields, and an energy
that does noi comprehend the meaning ol
Weariness.
THE MARKETS.
Bacon, (S (i
Brandy, 40 (S 50
Butter,.. 10 (S 00
Beeswax, 15 fS 00
CoTTO.v,. 4 (a) 5
Cott-.tn Yarn 00 O 75
iii'-nt ot tweiily milliotis id ieoile lhrio;n ine Qorn 00 25
Moenry of little hit of printed paper east into Feathers ...... ...01) 25
that, too, on the 4th of Man li next.
" iV. Y. Express.
We know of r.o more sublime sneetaele than
to witness a peaceful revolution in theliovern-
S tUsburt. Xc 23. 1848.
Apples, (dried). ..50 (3 G2J Linseed Oil, 65 (a) TO
Molasses,.. Jo (a) 4U
A LARGE SALE
OF
Valuable Property.
NEGIIOK
The Sloel f
Nails, 5 (w 6
Oats, 16 (3 17
Irish Potatoes, ...20 (3) 25
Do., (sweet).. .00 (a 30
Sugar, (brown)... . 6 (3 8
Do. 'loaf) Si (S) 10
iSalt.ck) 2J 3
RE eniire'y veetu'tle in their composition are ;
omiMiunded utxin sv-:enfmc princip'es. an-l with a ;
careful rei.-ird to rliem cil MfTrmies Their imrredienta '
are so prepared an I b ended, ill it ihey clea:ie the !- ',
in'ich. purify the blood and rejii!Lte rlie action of the .
1 1- ..!. .1... I N . i. I. I..
- iHiwei". icnicn ineg nrcrr icirr cuiirr,; hi i r-runj mm W I t.f f t
j and efficiently reniovinu ihe curses id a lare cia of Horses, Jltilcs, fciicop, n
! di'eases. Their enure sne,-es evrn. wtren ihe rroi i ..-Jtli tlio e-rr ?-c Tit Ci i' !
i norm ar remedies have fai eij. h i obiame.l tor ttiem r- I
i co nmendations of ihe hizlist character f om thee ho '
! have used them sufficiently to test their virtues as a fa- .
A1
Farming Utensils. Tools, &.c.
l Si.lkv. 1 t;ir. 1 Carrvall.2to300 ihs. Lard. 1 to 2000 i For saie bv Boeer &. Maxwell. S ibo'y Fal's fc
n ' O MAM k....U I . i.. O ..! riA I n.i. 1 ; C. 11- . Il.vi.l Fr Uiu kvil'.e J V
50 to 75 loads Hay. 50 bushels Wheat. 120 head of Mabry. Lexington ; D. Uonneycuii. (odd H ;l ; and tllLllUl - IllLL OlUlU')
H02S. 30 head of Cattle, two 2 Horse Wagons, three 4 wholesale and retail by P. M Lhen, l.i, lliyne stun, t
II,,re Wifuns. 14 head of Morses, and a Quantity of Charleston. S C. 4w27 i
LL the property of John M irphy. deceased, con- ! rnily medicine.
id Kitchen rurniture.l Lach box co
1 Siiver lever Watch, i companied with certificates and full directions.
11 ' aw- I . . t A il r m I ! "I'l
sistinsi ot Mouse-II U and Micnen rurniture.l fc.cn oox Cfntaina . l pu;s; price -o rmi, anu is ac- in
CATTLE.
Rye, Wheat and ()
.LSO
ye', ktinwn and V.i' ii'
LNI, t!,.: 'O.YT PL AXI'.
f.lloeK- ! !.. Noilh it i id
' Tallow,
Fodder, will be offered for s il.-, to the highest bidder.
on a credi of twelve months, with interest after six.'
10 fia) 12$ months. Bonds wnh approved security will t-e re- I
sniiill woinJen boxes uiide to re-eive them. In
the whole process we see iiotliino if physical
power, nothing ofthose mre uniuial iit.siincts
TktJTiis Inadvertently Spok,en. The and motives which govern our race in all the
cofucu papers, Ii tiding uothiny to rmw Wver, earlier forms of human society. General suf
e flktn to philosophy for eonsoli'Mon in their frage, as a sovereign authority, regards man as
eriny. The Trenton Daily 'uNews, for in- a reasoning and moral leing. Ine system ap.
peals alone to his uitelligeiiee, his cultivated
''nee. thus soliloquizes :
ia
Flour, (per bbl.)i..3i (2 'i Wheat
Iron,.... 4 (3) a i Whiskey t.
.i00 fa) 50
25 30
Favetterillc, Nor. 15, 184S.
Rrandv. rn'ch) . . .40 "50 ! Ditto, (dry) ..tf(S) 10
Do. (apple).. .35 (S 40 ; Iron, (5w s;
Bacon, 5$3)
Beeswax, 16 (3) 17
Coffee,..
a capital thing to he lieaten occasional, sense of what is right and what is wrong, to Cotton,
Tt jl keachea many a useful eoii. It hum- decide momentous questhms of national policy, or".y"""."j;"p'
Wes pirty pride ; it makes Hiliii:ians less ar. and matters of the highest private as well 4-pJ,JJir"'..
fogant, and more disputed to dele r to the opin- public interest. The perfection of the system j Feathers,.......
ni ot inner. Ii tletrov th. nld romliina. renuires that everv voter inJhe nation shall tie ; Flaxseed
ons and opens the way for new. It leads to well informed in all that pertains to republican j Hides.(green)
....5 (3 6
Do. (Eng.) 4 O 4
Molasses 20 (3) 26
8 (3 10' ! Nails, (cut) O 5J
5(3) 5VOals.... ..J25 O 30
.37$ fS 40 Oil,(Lin9d) 65 (3) 75
...Ou (3) 15 Sugar, (br'n) l.f 9
4 (3) 4J Salt, (bush.) .50 (& 60
..28 30 Do. (sack) a Si
85 1 00 ! Wheat,. 80 (3 85
3 (3) 4$; Whiskey, 00 (3) 25
' quired.
i Sale to commence on Wednesday, the fth of Decem-
ler. at the plantation called the Kelly Tract, four miles
j West of Salisbury, and on Thursday. Friday and Sat-
urday, the 7tiu.th and 9th, atihe Dwelling House, in
Salisbury, and on Monday, the 1 lth, at the plantation
four miles below Salisbury.
WILLIAM MURPHY,
JAMES MURPHY.
Executors.
November 16, 1P4 3(27
100 DOLLARS
NEGROES! NEGROES!
r'ns'i fftr rilim !
. , , i r . - r i i .l i will ls liided lo ii' p'ltrha
rrHF. PhM-riher would nform his friends and the . ' . . -
......
nncl Clover Hot to.
I li-iil r!liertl lipn th" inriMi . . '
; S.iiiluV to M t-ki'.!. ri.t.t i-
giegite nliit 5000 ACU!.
li- u.. .ki ; .. - . I.KIII'.rt Mill I PHI SflMIHI- .1.
, purchase of I as iheir conneition may exit .
i Likely Youn?j Negroes, i si-.
suitable for the Southern Market Pen-m. having pro-' ! rb owners f the tliore Pr ;
oerty of the above deacription for sale wouUi find it to j residents t.f th S4te, mid i!e!f
. i . i.. . J : . . i : l :. ... , .
I tron wi'i.ii; "
f
their interest to make eary application to him, aa tie 9 , invent meat.
' navinz the highest Cash Prices.
O He enn be found at Mr. John I. Shaver's Hotel.
I-- uvr.iis
Silisbury. .v.pt. 1st. 1648 . l:tf j " ni..M ..r them InMorr ll.e -
I Commanications from a distance promptly attended r. Jdiu fount. tthol.a
( se of NgMe may fe asutet!
out reneitr. itnd mo i!i.to:ii i-i
to.
E. M.
hewttews of national policy ; gives freshness to institutions, and iu his duties and rights as an
li
i" cini m u in a nnimn in . tt
I 'llCuaaton. find I lr. i - .: i i r i -ii . . : 11.,..,..... ......1 I onl
. 77 - ' ' r "ivipies oeiore niuueu. American ciufiii iri' uuu iooii
Cheratc, Nov. 21. 1848.
progress," &c. i intelleetual eulture on every voter in the reputi- ; Bacon ,.M3) 6i Leather, (sole;.. .lb (3
and nune' the worse lie. and all Whig measures and doctrines that j Beeswax, 18 (3 '0 ,Lrd 9 s to
Batoring,(he p;... . JO a :urau,uar i"
(tow). ..15 (3 16 j Molasses,(N.O.).40 (3) 45
DI O Q a ll) i Do lT.nhfl 33 I3i 571
. i . , i uu ir i.uiA ,. iw - -3
UCUTglU Vsl.l UttL4C.
R
NO I ICE.
corjipels ibej nation to j
Vert rojkJ philosophy.
' leerning to he of somewhat . penitential ! cannot command the support of a majority of i
ycter.A'brA American. I tne Elector we are willing to see aliaudoned. j
.Vi .. '.- - : ; :
. J1 Le Vasseau, Envoy Extraordinary
y Mfuiner Plenipotentiary from the Fren.-h
. Uic fn Mexico, was among ihe passen-rers
ie Hon. M. Fillmore, Vice President elect,
(and Mrs. Fillmore, arrivfed in the city of New
V. J 1 'e"ir ureal weuern, va xoricon Tuesday, ine non. jou.-s voie
Coffee.
Cotto.x, :
Corn,
Flour,.
Feathers,
Hides, (dry)..
Irony
71 (3) 9 Nails, (cut ass'd) 6 (3) 6
... . 5 Oil, (sperm). ...1 00
.37i fa) 40 ! Rice 0 5
i the l'ropt-iiy. Mill j:! any it;', r
' ed rejrli:a
ANA WAY from the subscriber in the month of I . x; Y , r o . r i, "''""r- p
May last a negro man slave n.md j r1"i M'aers w-ine ooaro . ouprrmirnoen- . , f ,t(1 SJ,.,,,,,. ,
mm j , r i M- VO mill Oil OVll."" I 'I v.pw,h wuiiij, ' r ' "7 , rT "V I it
S9jfSLiVII mirJ to attend at ihrC.erka OiW.oo Saturday, ibe 221DAl Ui1 JANUAL
Th said !avi a rr-.l nKniil 22 VearS. black Mm- OW rS ikj. month. Thi i lh lbi?il tin. 1 lllr noi-
.... - v - . t - . . . - - .. . - - , . ,
t - - ..... . . ... . ... I ......... I. ... ... 1.
j plexion, o leei y or in incnr in nt-ium, nuui anu ijki-ij. 4 nra ine ivuaru iniurnu,04i uoaiir 11111 limn- . -
He was purchased by me of Mr Wm F. McKesson in bers will attend. The scbotj. fund shwld le aponnii- j U. I. M.XLI.l 11
fr th I
r- llevUX Sept. 11-.
. 25 1 32
J. (S 9
..... 5 (a 6j
Sugar,(br'n) L..7 (3) 9
n., .lrtaf rt- 1Q a 14
Salt,Vsack),'..!..L O 2
Tobacco, j." 15 '
M 312a n ton, who purchased him of the rsute of A. Co- ed amongst the districts! The people wan to know
; pening of Burke cooniy. I undrrstand lie has been teen ! what amount it coming in each of ine diatnen. ihe
. . . . rL i i r M . .. .- r i.i
since he lett in mat cooniy. ine aoove reward 01 ; tuauinan takea ih.a chiace to ituorui ine rxaru. mat
One Hundred Dollars. 1 he has settled anJ doped Jiis acciMini, and will resign roa
will be paid for his apprehension and delivery in Salis- . oQice as the Chairman of this Board, and rrqoeat ih
bury to John I. Shaver Esq , ofXo the subscriber. ! Board to appoint a Chairman. v
E. MYERS. A. BRANDOS, Chairman.
Salisbury, Nov. 13tb 1848. 28 tf. Sub.rj, Nov. 14, 1M3-2i27
WARRANT
Jast printed onjSEWTlT
ctllcnt PAPEU, for Kale;
" rru row Urlcans, on Ihe 4tb. . f I uek is also ihere.