North Carolina Newspapers

4 -- TARHOROUftll : SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1851. Representative in Congress. The Halifax Republican announces Hon. J R. J. Daniel, as a candidate for re-election to Congress in this district, and correspondent of the Raleigh Standard suggests the propriety of calling a Con vention, to meet at Nashville, at the usu al time, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress. We have heard but little said on this suhject, the people of this county appearing to he well satisfied with the course and conduct of their late Representative; but should the other coun-ties-in the district desire it, .we apprehend that Edgecombe will readily meet them in convention, that union and harmony jn the party may be preserved. (jyrhe Democratic Convention, which met in Gatesville on the 31st ult. unanimously nominated Dr. Henry M. Shaw, of Currituck, as the Democratic Candidate for Congress in that district. Ladies'' Fair. The Fair Ladies of Greenville, as will be seen in our columns, purpose giving anoth er exhibition at Pitt County Court, in May next. We attended their last Fair, and were highly gratified and amused with the entertainment and this one, we are assured, will be far more splendid and at tractive. We therefore earnestly advise those who have a taste for the fine arts, to suspend their daily avocations for a sea son, and attend the Fair at Greenville. (QWe have been shown a beautiful and highly finished set of artificial teeth, mathufactured by Dr. fi. C. Robinson; they were fitted with springs and looked so white and even, that we were almost tempted to bespeak a set of mouth furni ture for ourselves in place of the dilapida- pasred 1350-'51 entitled ah act to ; pro vide for the payment of the debts of the State." Bidders will endorse their letters "Proposals for State Stocks." ; Goldsboro' fiep. Death of Judge Aloorcthe Norfolk Beacon brings us intelligence of the death of Augustus Moore Esq., a distinguished member of the Bar of this Stale, and for merly a Superior Co trt Judge, at his resi dence in Edenton on . Sunday night the 23d ult Judge Moore was apparently in good health, and while silting in his house, was seized with an apoplectic fit and died in a few minutes. ib. the Fisherks.-TU seines on Albc-! lf other soaps by the bon'ton of fashion. c...i ;.. f,.ll .Wraiinn litis better than all other soaps for the to but with results more disheartening than; let and its medical properties lor the cure was ever before experienced. Hauls of of Salt-Rheum, Kmg-worm, i an, , i... forty and sixty Shad are of frequent oc- pies, morphew, Rough Skin, cnappeci . J . . vu u Kiioc rr roiismiitnp.s-and all otn- currfnrft. nnn v one or iwo instances rtsii,mv " i t a mm a w - - 'S, Rflmalntntf in 1 1. r. r , 3 & usi VJfflce at T.i - of April I85i, which if imMrW'i 1st of Julvnext . ' ""c l,uultH v - j e isent. t0 Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. -We understand that the Engineer em ployed by the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road company to survey the route of the road, has arrived at Greenville and that he commenced operation on Friday last. The Company are pushing the work forward with commendable cn ergy. -ib. J2 New Stat.-! . The New York Ex press says that movements arc on foot in that part of the State of New York to wards creiting a new State of the City o( New Vork, Kings Co.. Queens Co. Suf folk, Richmond, and a few other Count icj on the Hudson The reasons ' given arc the hostility excited towards the City by the Abolition and Frecsoil journals of Al bany and the interior, and the unjust ef forts made in the Legislature to levy upon has the number reached three hundred. . Edenton Bulletin. A Gratifying Change We are just informed of a remarkable change in the course of business in the Carriage making line. A few years ago, many Northern made Carriages passed through this place for the interior every year. For a year or two past, scarcely one has been receiv ed in that way. On the contrary, not on ly U our own State supplied from the ex cellent home manufactoiies in this and other places, but our Carriage makers have actually become shippers of heir vehicles. We are glad to hear that Mr. Metfethan last week forwarded two Carriages to Memphis in Tennessee, via New Oi leans and a Buggy to Georgia, via Savannah, to the orders of gentlemen who had &cen and used cart iages of his make. Ilis carria ges are so faithfully built, that those vho have used them once have no desire to go North for the article. And we doubt i! any Southern establishment has extended its reputation so widely. Hundreds of his vehicles have been carried by emi grants to the Southern and South western Stales. Fay. Observer. er cutaneous eruptions, is superior to any nlKop nrnniratirin in tlSO. It is truly a i . nn i- t ... wonderful preparation. As a nursery neiwmy r umiS9 Kui l)t - . mil . i 1 1 a i i the kind ;, uarnes Jiza'h Mrs Lane M2rv v soap it excels every thing of a - children washed with this soap will al ways possess a sweet, pure, fair and heal thy skin. Physicians recommend it in preference to castile soap for washjngsores. In order to get the genuine soap see that the signature of R. G. Railway is upon each cake. Price 25 cents per cake. Dudley's Anti-rheumatic Oil, a certain cure for chronic-Rheumatism. Sold by Wm. II. MayiIew, the only A -gent for Newborn, and General Agent for the eastern counties of N. C. ALSO, by W. Bernard, Greenville; R. Aman, Aiiians mill; Mr. Alston, Golds boro' and Ge t. Howard, Tarboro9. M t Andrews Henry JcuUing j lineage nenry J0RCS r , Ladies9 it aaunequal taxation. The Express sug- ami constant search of 12 days, the body gests the name of "Manhattan for ihe of Col. Molz has not been found, nor i new Slate ib. there the least reliable information of the n.i ' mode or place of . Ins disappearance. A gjp'lt is slated, but on what authority ( mystery, appalling to his family and exei we know not, that the Washington Union, j ling lo he community, hangs over lib unuer us new euiionai management, win : rjle promote the nomination of Judge Doug- - lass, of Illinois, by the National Demo- q Scrimmage. Qnr friend of the Lin cratic Convention, Tor the next Prcfiden- coin Republican is unfortunate. He h.i cy. A demonstration in his favor, it is ' ajn been assailed this time by tin said, will shortly be made by the Phila Postmaster, C. C. Henderson The edit dclphia Pennsylvania)! and the Ohioor i,a(j a loaded Distol anI the Postmaster 1. xMr. Ritchie notices the ru-.a unloaded gun barrel, but neither used ays thaf the Union will not ' ,;s weapon. Not much harm done oi; THE FAIR of the Methodist Henevo lent Society of Greenville, will commence on Mondiy the 5th M iy next, and contin ue during ihe" session of the Court April 7, 1851. TEETH ! m I iiiiisuti, 19. MP. WOULD resnectfully make known to Aot Found Vet -The Lincolnton Re-!iilf. ni.,nm e 'i,ttnrmt.L nml vioinliP publican says that after a most diligent , hat he hopes to see them in due time. licing known, he deems il unnecesar)- Statesman. mor, and s take the lead, but will follow the nomiua lion made by the National Democratic Convention. ib ted articles in our possession Those who j (,,e bo , d , capon cither side. We wish it to bo distinctly understood that we are not a lighting editor. AJountain B inner From the Raleigh Star. r Lynching an -'iboHtioni.st in Ken lire said IJarrants. The Secretary of i- . ii.,.,,,, , ... the Interior has given a lengthy decision f ,, , n it . " J gent 01 the American Is pt tst Kmancipa- iia iu uiu usigua juiiy 01 desire to be supplied with the latest im provements in artificial teeth cannot do better than to apply lo Dr. R. and test his ek i 1 1 Norfolk Ne ws. warrants under is addressed to the commissioner of the land office. He From the Raleigh Standard. tion Society of Nov Vork, whilst on a pilgrimage lo the residence of Cassius M. ('I IV. of Kv.. stoniOil at li ichmnml K v ' nnil made use nl crrtam iiiiwhiHnmpcv.1 n. o 1 . t . 1 i- 1 . !? It m nn, ... M VVinny as it gland, prohibits such assignment. , V . V",,; ; , caticu tor in a aaituicry L.siauiinmeni, ai , - -uul-u t ' M k pressions relative lo the suhject of slavery,: wholesale as well as retail. "C. Riciiarm, who is aided by Mr. I). II, to say anything more than to congratulate those who have been unfortunate (with these prive'ess ornaments,) upon ihe ma ny improvements recently introduced for their relief. Communications lcfl for, or directed lo him before, or immediately after arrival, will be promptly attended to. March. 1S51. 'S3 'S3 lindgers Edwin li Lan 1 '. 4rlt - -V liryant F D 2 Bryant II B Barlow David 2 Bullock Joshua K Blossom J K Bo wen N PMiss Bell Jonas .f Baker Moses I "u -lis- rente John Ann Mhs ,abry Dellar M;, Alabcry Hal., 5 ,0ore Joseph ilorganc G M 'lay Burhans Samuel Dr M00?e VI M r . ujiiiL-h v rigni uwen James Closs William Rev Vitt Joim l Cherry S K J Miss 3 Pittm.-in licaJc Cherry Lunsford R Rives John r'U Uixon i$ U Dew Zacharrah Downing Henry Dennis Charles A Ed wards M P Roberson John Stalon Henry I Shurlcy Htnry mart John T Squires Vn-u Green Martha Mrs Sessans V V taton Ben Dr Stallinirs Ca!-Pn iiiuiu'i Key ngpen James 'I'horn lV,Ulc Wills Willis Guy Miles 2 C arret t John J Higgs Joseph Haw kins Jesse 3 Harriss Solomon Jenkins James F Jenkins J II w3 Wm. E. Steward's SADDLERY, HARNESS & BUGGY SHOP OrPOjlTK PoWELIS ilOTEI., Jenkins M E Miss William Henry 7 S. E. MOORE, p. m A Southern Umnc Jsxmmi PROSPECTUS FOR 1S5, 0FT11R Southekn Literary Gazette, The only Weekly Journal of its class now published South of the Potomac, and pr nounced by its contemporaries, botS North and South, THE HANDSOMEST FIRE SIDE 2tEWSPAr IN AjMERICA, Published every Saturday, in Charleston, S. C, by WALKER & RICHARDS, Jit Two Dollars a Year, in ad cam. The Gazette is now permanently estab lished, and its steadily advancing reputa tion and popularity, afford evidence that such a Journal is both needed and appre ciated by the Southern people. Itisa pa per of the larger class, containing weekly HAVING permanently located in the lour columns "more matter than the Home Ciiy or Peters!)urs, 0 i s for sale, of his Journal of New Vork, and printed from iown manufacture, every article usually ueauuiui type, on paper ol the nneslqiai- Freshet in Roanoke We think it b w,,ich int,uced citizens 1 to order him My. Slock of Saddlery Hardware is Jacques, a gentleman of high attainments Firef Wc regret to hare to stale, that cs of the tremendous freshets which arc on Saturday night last the Mantco Paper beginning to occur so often, and to devise, Mill, near this City, took fire and was en- j if possible, soaie remedy fur their jreat tirely consumed. We learn that the : destruction along the banks. It is hardly hands had been engaged at work until a-jio be supposed they are owing entirely to bout ten o'clock P. M.,and that ihe rag-! the rain, for previous to within the list devil had been in operation during the twelve months, wc have had equally as greater part of the day and night. It isjhcavy falis of ruin, without producing considered certain that the fire was occa-1 anything like the same results. Wc have ?ioned by Iriction in this machine. The j heard several reasons suggested for these upper floor, where the rag-devil was, was j uncommon overflows among them the filled with r gs, and, of course, the fire j filling up of the Sound by sand bars, and when onte under way progressed with Tlho great quantity of darning, below, thus In In.ifn flw f,-t .. Iff I .li I. ..ft ft . . t 1 .1 I 1 a 1 T AM high lime the planters on the Roanoke ' ,u J ,l ' cu" "vu i large and complete, of all the new style a,lu cuiuvaicu tasie. iiany 01 uic w River, should bcein to search out the cans- a tUy r lwo aflcnvartls' whereupon some; jllerns now in use-can furnish saddlers tire South are regular contributors to its cm.e.n .se.zeu mm, arm ancr uucu.ng mm j an( olhcr3 lf;trnoss Mounting in setts or nine limes in a horse pond, ordered him' otherwise. Mv Uuc are manufactured j 00 ----- creat raniditv. Xhe laro-c walor-wlippl r .;,ri. . : k r... . .. . ' . .h ... burned him ah ve to leave tbc Stale. Upon refusing to do so he was dipped twice more; whereupon he promised to leave immediately, and took up the line of march on foot for Ienn pylvjuia. ib. New Orleans, March 1 2. A negro in Paulding, Mississippi, hav ing committed an outrage upon the per son of a white lady, and afterwards mur dered her and her son, the citizens turned out en masse, arrested ihe negro, and was put in motion during inc fire, and ; and causing it to pond up :hc river. To was thereby saved; but the whole build-: these may be added other causes which ing was consumed, and the new and ex- j facilitate the progress of water into the! Cellent machinery was subjected to the current, together with other sources from JFoccfrjin action of the fire, rendering it of course useless, or nearly so. We learn that some two or three hun dred dollar's worth of paper was saved. The proprietors had but recently order dered a sieam engine wih the view of in creasing their operations; and it is fortun ate that it had not been received and put in. They were insured in the North Car olina Mutual Insurance Company for five thousand dollars. Their loss is between four and five thousand dollars. ( We learn that the enterprising Propri etors will proceed at once to erect a new Mill, and their customers may expect jtheir usual supplies in the course of six or height weeks. State Bonds The Public Treasurer, D. V. 'ourts, Esq.. haa issued proposals for 510,000 State Bonds,al 6 percent, in terespayable semi-annually, principal at the end oi twenty years, in conformity with an act of the General Assembly of l848-49, entitled "an act to incor porate the ayHteville and Western Plank Roail Company," Also, for MO.000, interest thfi same as the former. Drincinal mvnhL at tea years, in conformity with an act which water may have been lately divert ed into the Roanoke near its head. 13 v lltlQ mnilia fl-ta inmnncr..l r . . . 1 . . nr . .... 4 i..j ....no niv, iiaiuust u SUIMIIV UI Wilier r 1 ,t i r v J . , 1 ork this ahernooti. irom aoovc more man mis the usuil cur New York, March 22. The Steamer Franklin, with London dates to the 8th instant, arrived at New columns, & it has a well regulated corps of HOME AND FOREIGN CORRES PON DENTS, . by the principal Coach makers in the Ci ty, each maker guaranteeing lo purchasers through whom all intelligence of interest, the faithful performance of their Carriag-j in every department of cs, and will soli Irom my Score at their Science, Literature and Indu, manufactured prices. is faithfully and speedily obtained rents and seeks a vent outside the banks. In Liverpool on the 7th instant, Cotton If there local causes do operate in the ebl,1 " . ' i , ami flow of the river, they will tend '. 35fW- An "y .1 . . . . i otiering in the market for sale, greatly to injure the value of Roanoke I B low grounds. We understand that all the 1 LATER, diking below has been broken through The Baltic arrived at New York, oh the this time, even Mr. Johnson's which of all; 3rd inst. with Liverpool advices to 21st along on the river alone, withstood the great freshet of last August. Halifax Rep. Census of North Carolina, The Ral cigh Register, contains tfie census of this State complete, the number of inhabit ants, and talistics of each county. The total population of the State is 870,800, divided into the following classes: Whites, 553,775; free negroes, 27,567; slaves 289, 45S. Drowned. We understand, says the Fayetteville Carolinian, that Mr. Gideon Emory, of Baltimore, was drowned on the 24th ult., while attempting to cross Uhc River at Smiley 's fells . ult. at which date a better feeling, in the cotton market was reported with an ad vance of 4d in American descriptions. Also, at Havre, cotton is 1 to 2 francs higher. Pr ovisions are also higher. tf Beautiful Complexion. There is not a man or woman on the face of the earth but what admires a pure, clean and healthy skin; yet how many thousands are there who are sorely annoy ed with a pimpled, blotched, and discolor ed skin. Ye who are thus suffering are advised to try Radway's Chinese Medicated Soap. It is approvedof by all the great men in the Nation and is used to the exclusion of The aving enlarged my Establishment and tJ . J. . , J. .... ,nii have nr mv emplov a vei v stronc and effi- .... . 1 ... . , - r I , i , l . ln Ihe discussion ot every Jegitimaic riinl liifrt tool nrrnTifn, nnl r n i i . - n . I tp ""-"l twiw, IV V.I III V jUI in unci Uvlvl I , . i i , ic, but strictly to sell as good an article as any house Ar m , n r " ,, , , , Aeutral m Politics and Religion- north or south, and pledge myselt to give r entire satisfaction. I feel truly grateful lt WU contain well digested attracts to my friends in North Carolina, for their foign and domestic Intelligence, togeu many favors with a liberal encouragement cr u,,n and will use every honorable means in REPORTS OF THE MARKET AND building up Southern manufactures, hav- . GENERAL PRICE CURRENT ing Ihe skill and mechanism, solicit and . The publishers deem it necessary to ex need only encouragemvnl to compele lend this Prospectus, further tln 10 with any manufacturer north or east j pledge themselves that the Gazelle slid' merchants wanting saddles by the case not be second in elegance, interest oi ex- can ue suppneu ai Miori notice Coach tent pi lnlormation, to any weeKiy makers that do not manufacture harness newspaper in the known w rid- W'" can buy of me by the quantity. Petersburg, April 2, 1851. . t 1111 w xr.- u arsa - teR!AB.8Blilft ST Oi ABB AN IE FOR SALE. THE subscriber desi?'ous of removing his Slaves lo the ' South, offers for sale the Farm known as IB. A IB A ST 13a CONTAINING FROM 1000 to 1500 ACRES, A particular description of the premises ii- vokc the patfonagc and support oi those who desire to see the intellectual re sources of the South developed, nnhvhl feel a just pride in every token of !cr Pr grcss. Having shown that a Southern fa mily newspaper may be "rfs Cheap as the Cheapest, nd Good as the Best," they are willing to confide their enterpr to the patriotism and generosity of 1 e fellow-citizens of the Southern States. TERMS TO CLUBS.' It will be furnished lo persons LaI1 A . . Wt 1111 ing responsible for the whole n " copies, and having them sent to 0IlC dress, on the following terms: Three copies, Five copies, Ten copies, f 55 6 15 is unnecessary, as no one will purchase TfWlI orders must be accoirpn,.e; without examining for himself, .. .V" orderS m US' n0swA wnn me money ana auuuw. i to WALKER & HICHAKto Charleston, 5-u himself vr. f. DrfNcr. Tarborough, Jan. 27, 1851.