North Carolina Newspapers

c ungual ite:,:; Tkiparatioks fob. the - OP -V .. TH TrESIDEXT. f HlLADELF'Ii A, i.Aay ttii, tJ -trep- -aratione are making for a pran ..ivic and military picession on mond j i.sxt, t re ceive President Fillmore,' - who - will - pass through our city en route for New. York. -The entire military force c.f the city will be out, and a committee of the City Councils will meet him at Washington. 1 The military of New Xork, it ia expected, will join the civil authorities in paying due honors to the President, on his arrival in that city next Tueaday, with the most of his Cabinet, to attend the great opening of the Erie railroads A dispatch from Washing Ion says: '1 ... l---,-: . ' 'The, President will take all his . family pith him in his contemplated visit to New , JiIlinor, M- P. Fillmore, (President's son,) will leave n Monday night, and remain in the city two or three days, then, go to Buffalo via Albany. 'Mr. Corwin is .oulya "ble to bo out to goto his office. As soon as he is well enough he will eo to Ohio. The cabinet will visit Niagara . Falls .before, they return home, arid that will be via Gene va, perhaps Albany. ;' ; . . -- Rhodi Island Legislbuke v ''' ;f: '-'.- Provideck May 8., 'TWi T..liilnm'. tlila 2ta want ir.tn eBea4 committee, yesteraay; Kr in.e pur-ose--V6f : Vleciihg 'Sheriff, Clerk ,; of; the. jCpurts, j&c. . The democrats having a . ma jority of two on a jbiut ballot, elected their candiates to the several offices. Barring ton Anthony was sleeted Sherifffrora Prov idence county. , ... , .-. -The Salisbury Watchman announces Hon. Joseph P. Cald well, as a cand idater for ire eleetion as a, Representative of that district in Congress. -.-.i - - , v C'rjBA.The Boston Ad vertiser learns from .a good source that tfie Cuban authorities , Jiave ordered the Spanish men-of-war not .to capture or molest any 'suspicious vessel that may fall in with at sea, but to watch them, and if any attempt be made to land io quarter. ":' The- New Countt or Yadkih. Ac- : corning io act oi Assewoir, an eiecuvu : mjj:. e - . o.u :.,. toiake Hhe sense of the people upon the division of said county. There were 1562 votes in lavor oi aivisiou inu jj x iuiisi n. So the new county of Yadkin is established by majority of 1011. i i" The President or the United States, . having accepted (as we have heretofore sta ted) the invitation of the Directors of the r . 1 T l J tO to attend the celebration of the completion af their great enterprise on the 14th inst, will leave Washington on Monday morning, and will be attended by the Secretary- of State, the Secretar of the Navy, the Post master General, apd the Attorney General, unless some unexpected event should cause a change In ths present arrangements. . - v ... . - - K-m ft The Fiseesiks. The Old North State says : most of the Fisheries on Albemarle Sound, and contigous waters, have done very poor business his spring. The njimber caught ia at least ope third less than ususl. l HE HEW tOUSTT CF nOOFSline FajetJeville Observer atates that a vote was taken in the counties of Roberson and Rich mond, en the 1st inst., on the law of the T Arricla turi in tT.rfn ti npv r.mintv out of portions of these two., The propssition was rejected by an. overwhelming majority, there being 460 votes, in favor of the new county and 1237 sgainst it. , ' ; ye snow Storm. , Hagkrstowx, May 6.- Snow fell lee yesterday to the depth of six inches. ' . .'TX.ivv O THi eninr otnrm KrA was very violent.- There is fine sleighing this morning, with eighteen inches snow Ges. Santa Akka. ' i ' The Kingston (Janiaca) Standard, of May 1st says: ? We learn, from undoubted au doubted authority, that Gen Santa Anna will leave Carthagenia in all this month for island', en route to Mexico, where it is ex- peted he will be again elected President. , We take the liberty of doubting the tru th of this story. Father Mathew was tenJered the hos- pitalities of tlie city of Louisville, Ky., by the authorities, on his arrival there last Sat urday. -He was to remain there, with Bish - op Spaulditig, week or taore, and reach New York in July, stopping at other places. Connecticut Legisi.atvre and Gov . KROR-'The! ditcr. of Jthe New Haven Register informs that "all the officers tfrtrA .in lh ITniiHe in Union democrats. ., and no mistake." , Jn joint meeting of the Thomas i. Se- -anour, democrat, wag elected" Governor by 3 fnr Plinrl. TT Vnsir! vhieh was intended forSemour, which makes his majority 4. areep iienancpr, wusg, was eiecteu wbui, Governor by 1 majority, and Thojaas Clark, Also Whiir. Treasurer, bv the same majority. .ia vispnicnrp nf tpriinerenca votes , John ff.C. Martherv democrat was cboseftSecre- itarv of Ir'tato bv 2 maiontv. and itutus . r 'uney, mocrat comptroller, uy jne eaiuc Sailing or the Chagres" Steamers. The Post OSce DeDartment has consented to allow :tbe mail steamers to leave on tho Monday .fo'Howing, when the day of pepart iir fiarrfsns nn Snada v.VeiO York JltTOr. -. i - - - " 4 RCSr AKD "S iae niglil.OI ' 1st I lav there was a rv severe frost in the 'vfr.p-ed, tVroi a Urre cotton' growing re- '' nor of tiiat i.tala an4A!abama. At Lome. Lleorr' ', t'.a eottou LasLeea killed, and the : '" r'-- .u,j are lc-;L r H up. tied is Very t, l . ' i.tue- i c i.e t .-'.cure J. . 'ii ... j . , r ... ... .- - ,. . - - . . . 4 - tn.J:;ed f c ur:' - ' C '' - t . '- I. J E 1 i. a I - r ijt t' -t 1 i ' : C TI.c present vjxxAxi cf this paper is ixi. ' r;iar :.II;r; ' ct t.r lter '.han o--sue.!. ' Clue- -. 1 t .ho ;lla: :o pp. c:n wc received .;r sup' 3, we ' ave 1 eei cor. elled to et pap n-om t J h, and t Is, being e'e bye cn the xoil has grea:'' inconvt enced us. gj-Govv Held I lias 'appiiated Li l O. Branch and Saml. II. Young, Esquires, Directors of the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, to supply the vacancies occasioned by the resignation of Perrin Busbee and Linn B7 Sanders, Esquires.' -rt'- 0" We learn from the New York Her ald, that a despatch was received there on Saturday last from Washington, giving or ders to charter a steamer for the service of the Government, for hot less than twen ty, days, nor more than ninety days to cruise from Norfolk to Florida. It is be lieved that tlie destination k Charleston, and that the despatch has reference to the secession in the South. The Brother Jon atlian, North America, and other Steamers were in contemplation, but finally the Crescent City was fixed iipohV 'Shtf lsto eaol, with sealed orders, and not to'be rnore than five hundred .miles at any time from land. She is not to carry more than seven hundred men. gcfThe following is a copy of a sign up on an Academy for teaching youth, in one of the Western States : - Freeman and Huggs, School Teach ers: : " ' : Freeman teaches the Boys and Huggs the Girls. BEAR ON, BEAR BRAVELY OX. . Q, vet froni thy tmpted heart, It thine integrity depart ; When dimippointment "fill thy cup, -tfqdauiited, nobly drink it op; ' Tratb wi I prevail, u4 Justice show H.r tardy hcuora. rure though slow ; B jar ton, bear brarery on. Bear an ! our life b not a dream. Though ofu-u nuch it maze seem ; Ouraehrea nloae to aid and please. To each a daily task ia given, ' A labor which ahall fit for heavea ; yhe duty oli, let love prow warm. Amid the miustyun and the storm. With Faiih life's trials boldly breach, Aud come a couqnerer to thy. rest ; Bear on, bear bravely ou. MARRIED, Tn the vieinitv of Rolesville. on Tuesdav eveiiirg, the 7th instant, by Prof. W. T. Jjrooks, James terrui, .Ji.sqv to miss Martha A.,.daughter of Captain James Wig- Sin' - J . . . in Mansfield ue &oto Fansti, Ltouisiapa, on the 6th ofvApril, Mr. Joseph B. Elam oi oaoine t aribii , io jjiiss , rwuie iu. oteu- man, formerly of this city anc 5tn ana youngest daughter of J. C.5tedman deed. D 1 E D , Suddenly; in this Citv, on the 10th inst., Mr. Washington Williams, aged about '35 years. , ' . - " In this City, on the 10th insUnt, after-a brief illness, Mr. Wesley Blake, aged about 37 years. , f OFFICE OF THE TIMES, ON FA VETTEVILLE STREET, NEAHLT OPPOSITE ''THK citv hall. ADVERTISEMENTS, Not exceeding sixteen lines, will be pub lished one tine for one dollar, and twenty five -cents for each subsequent insertion. Count orders and Judicial advertisements will be. charged 25 per cent, higher. A rea sonable deduction will be made to those who advertise by the year. . -.. . ft3 Letters to the Editor must be post paid. Money for the Office may be sent by mail, at our risk, in payment ior subscrip tions, advertisements, Jobs, &c. WESTERN HOTEL THIS HOTEL, a short distance West of theCsp HoT Square, if opened for the acftommodaiioti of the Travelling Community, and the Proprieties; would be much pteased to board gentjenfa W the week, month or year, tie wilj Me his best efforts ! please and render comfortable, all who may vtw'l aim, and he respectfully soiieita a' share of pubhe patronage. His Ktabiea wiU bt attested lo by sa active and at tentive Hostler. . . , t - t WM. T. BAIN. Feb. ?th. tl TOWN LOTS FOR SALE. t IT1. . I ..TJiefobscriher-has f-nf town Lota which he will eil npou accptninodatiiig term, two of which ara in tl town of Lnuiaburg, one of which is cotn forubly improved with a gxxl dwelling Jlouse and all ncemary put hausns, convenient to one of tho beiitSprincrs perhaps in the State ; fit or ted in a very heitlthy aitd respectable part of the town, within one hundred and fifty yards of the public eqtiare ir Court Hons. The other is not mncb improved, but equally a desirably located as the former for health, water and rexpectability, and is one of the most prominert locations for a family residence in the town of Lonisbarg ; which lie wi.'laell epon reasonable terma. He has also two meant lota in the town nf Franklinton, near'- the Ware house, which migkt beilesirali'e to persons wiehins to bailu biisiness nooses." ;Jf any per son should wish to purchase one cr loth of he first mentioned they can call on the Ssbscriber at I jiiburff ; and if tiie latter, they can call on Mr. William F. ir.Hiard nrM. J. A. tstone, at Frank lintoti for further prniicBlurs. Cash for the pur ehae is not particularly required. The whole, or any part of the a', ore pro per?)-, w..l bescldoti reasonal o 'prms. It. R. R. 1,WVRZCR l,i i," .;ur Frunniin County, X. C. April 4. 3 tf in cf liu.Ucrs and s Li . r to niv A' DOMESTI on poo v in the kc and si ' n MA PS FRIEND : s of ( Jiicthtt, pain ness a safe and f ' . 'able guide. ' , THIS EOOK points out, " In plain" langiwge i. V... i.. free from doctors terms, the Diseases f Bleu, Women, and of Children, and the latest ' and moat improved meant used in their .core, and-is intended exnresslv for ihe benefit of ftni!ies:- It also contains descriptions of the Medical Roots and Herbs of thk United States, and how they are to be osed in the err of diseases. It, is ar ranged oa new and simple plan, by whtcn jpie practice of Medicine is reduced to principles of common sense. , . ... t i. This invaluable bock has passed through many editions : it has now been revised and impioved in every lespect, and enlarged to nearly double its' former size ; andcontainsnine hundred octava paees. ! f 1 v- '.-'- I , . II does not propose to expense wim ,pnysicians in severe can en ; but it os nropo tosaveinoir , sands and tens of thousand aniiirally, by putting the means of enre into avery man hands, ana oi saving many valuable lives (which is of far more, importance by instruclnie iudividuals how to. check dieeaaea ui its beg imi lips, before il has c -quired loo much atrength to rerisi nd oynrctime, 1 m i'-.'i ' . . . ' in 'r- n rorssieoy . i nnn-r. '-. ? ;;;H Attlie H.tSiepkautt:.' " Rale igh April 25, 1851. 4ToU the; Bell Still 1 . Toll it ! 'Convey ye winds' ihejorfal aoniid froVn Carriinck to cnienkee ltti the n wisjooh w the Sabine that "the lamnirtal Insect". is at Home again; T -.. : ' NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS FOR 1851. Messieurs Ollrer it Procter, ..' K. R. R. R. WE ire iw receiv!njr ami opening at our "Grand Km nam of Taste, Fnnhion and Elegance," Uyly Row opposite 1MiteeV, one door above Litchford'f.and hard by TnwleaV and rrunrnee s choice selection it vernal ami so.lsiilial F bricks ferNusle apparel, eml rariutr every color and variety, of which the Inllowiog are a iart : , Black, blue, nuve green, browu 1mIiIi4 and Zephyr Cloths, Drap dtee and CVshmerettn, all colors, for jmi miner coals. Black, single milled due skin and fancy French Caaimere of every vari ty, white aid colored French drilling?, warranted not to fade when wasneo ; entirely new and very heantiful; Plain white, and Buff Mtrieils; Fig ured Satins, Silks and SI tally Vesting. All of these goods were selected by uThe Bug" in per son from ihe latest importations, and ran be confi dently recommended to our friends and patrons as being precisely I lie 1 lungs" for spring and Summer coetumery. - ' ' ' THE EXPRESS TRAIN. Oh, where are the words that rn truly impress. I he pleasure we feel when' we re t8 by eaoross 7 The Steam King is up; and the whfstln is heard, The bell gives the signal, we re oil like a .bird. Through mountains and valleys rigiu onward we ., press, . . .,. - " Hurrah ! then hurrah ! we are off by express. : Oar flightVlikethe eaglea's. as fearleM and it ve; Theflag teila of safety as gaily it wavra. ;, The rails are all clear, and the Monarch, ahead ; See forth from his -nostrils the deep glare of red. Oull onward and onward we gallantly press, ' . V Hurrah! then hutraii! we are off ty express. , Towns, cities and hamlets, have passed io review,. Like some diorama of beautiful hue, , Out journey's accomplished, sate, aafc as a dart. Our frame not fatigued, nor oppressed is the heart. With fire and spirit right on ward wa press, Hurrah! theu hurrah ! we are safe by express. AVhat applies to the rail is in commerce , the - Mnne, And hence the Bugg's greatness, and hence the 4 Bnggs hiie. i.v" Express is his motto; in matters of dress, ' He receives a)l bin Ushiitiis and models hy express. All the f'inli-!it'jtion tlie Bugg does poses, . To imtstrip all slow trains -thus he wins by express. Expressly W fabrics are made fcr his mart, ; Expressly Ite Huriurs bis cutters. of art; Expressly It r him the best workmen's retained, ' Expressly forallfncb prime clothes he'ssustaiBedtj RirnriMlv hi nlpnip Vim. hlK prUirlM hTuotiaJ I 1 - f j I t- 9 Expressly in beauty and cheapness of dress. OLIVER oV PROCTER, Merchant Tailors, . - Raleigh, N.C; April 25, t6S. -t - '. - 2a-tf POST SCRIPTUM. ' grr.i.vc An si::L:i t lt::ic, 1851. "VTJ'E are now opening a beautiful supply ol " Cluihihg, Frock, dress, and aack cuats ot cloth, CaMoerett and Alpacha, all nlurs. , 4Ve have a few dozen Skek-ton French si.cks wiilnHii liamg made of Cashmeretl'a and Zepkr clotha in whicii we defy i ooipetiiwm (for Gentle'iien's snni mer wear) tirnsn Linnen flocks, . super, freirh drilling paMtahniiis all colors cheap and warranted in alf respects, : Cassimers- pantaloons, "Vests, cravats gloves, pocket? hand VfV,' suspeulert shirtscoliHrs new style in fact every thing nsnaU ly kejit by Merchant Tailors or furniihing Hoaaes. ' Oi JVER & PROCI ER. ... R Ugh, Apri.lSi 18.31, .. . . YOUTH'S CL0TEIXS, WE have U m hand a complete, assortmen . if Youth's clothing Frock coats, of cloth. Alpacha, Tweeds, and' Brown' Linenalso Sacks: Pantaloon, of alt kinds, eithe fof sciionl paypnses or Kttnday. ' Vests uf srif kind. We incite t!m especial aitenlV.n of pHTauts and gimrdians Jo this branch of oarttade,aa we will sell clothing cheap er tlraai you run buy the flood, and wairant them in aU resnecu. OlJVER & l'RUCTER. A. .April 35, 1851 . , 22- ' TTE have a few Highfalutin Lowrnlgaraiid Jayturd btripes and plaids for pantahsnta. OLIVER & I'RtAJTEK.' April 25. 1851. ' ' ." 22- tTlHS LATEST Paris, London, and Northern - Fashions just at hand. Grateful ever for the patronage uniformly bestowed on Us so liberally since our commencement in business, we will en deavor to merit its eontinuanea by renewed exer tions for tlieir internal as well as eternal welfare, OUVEii fit i'ROCTEk. April25,l51. ' 2-tf carriage hailing: Subscriber would respectively laform the -- i i ;.c, that he ft,.l contiii jea lo ciirry on t.e a- bove liusiiiiis in all lis braucnes, and is ci...pt'v marr",'c'Tr!!!5 det)crij-uins ot 'and has on fluid and f r t :e, bl ZAVAYS, f ! 1ff.l everv vsriety of work , -t.'.i j. c'lc-rs for Kule tow, m t r '-i; 'it. i r a r t ti G U NN CLOTHING AND CLOTHING r Depart st, 'iJirg, Apr'" -3 Ib.'il ndorsed ' Proposals i'ihing T aterials," nti; 3 v :ckP.iI. av next, far furnh- Dureau tj Pr QKaLED I S?. for Navy will he receiv jjpBJ and CI DPOSALS. .otlU snd a t t o."iC 'ay of. on t t'uMay,; irtg and delivf iiny (a rt-ceiriiriP' rh iny day r no tice) afeach or either ot die Navy Vardsat unaries town,:'Maclnfce$t!'i Brookfyn, New York, and Gosport, Virginia, such qtantities onj .ofauy or all of thetfollowir-,' named "articles. of-Navy Cloth ing and Clfcthinj Matetials as may be ordered by the Chief of tLis pareati, or by the 'eomrrmiidanti uf said. nayy;yr'Jn, respectively, dnrin? tl fiscal year commencing on the S day of 3ii y next) and enaihgrou tlie'30i!t iiay-of iune, 1852. Via : 3!ne pilot cloth pea jac kets, voolTdyed . , 2,00(J Dodo do monkey jackets do 1,000 ;' Do eloth round jackets-do do w 4,000 Jjo do trowsers. . do do "' 4-000 Blue fannel overshirts, twilled St woal-dved 10.000 -. Oq nndorshirti do . . ; ii I itr do drawers do . . do. Do flannel. ' d ' v do Barnsiey slieeting frocks ; ; J Canvass duck trowsers , Barntley-sheeiiiig for do -do 8,000 do yds. 5,000 15.000 4,000 4,000 ysrds 7,000 . do. 7,000 yards 15,000 pairs 5.000 ' do 5,000 do 10,000 do 1 0,000 lanvassaucK lor tiu Dungaree ... . Calfskin-shjes - . Kipskin doi, high cut Calfskin pamps ... lyool ten. sfork ings JFoollen, socks Mattrei!we9,(with two corefs to each) Black silk -baderchiefs Blankets ' - do 10,000 200 12,000 3,000 ' Thettothing anrl'cUnihiiig'iuatedals will be.di vided feito nine lstr. fir eacU.of which .sepa rate proposal will be received, and a separate contract made', vfa :'' s - . " Xr . 'irst.CtisJw. A" 'he woolen articles .made op, viz: blue clgth p. ja eke is, hi tie cloih monkey jackets blue clolli round jacket, bhiie cloth trow sers, bhae: flannel nver.-hi;tt Imle fannel under shirts, and blue flannel drawer. . S?eond Clans. AU the flannel that may be re quired C making- ganneiK similar to those spec ified io the f rt r'a p. .... Third Class. the linon articles made op, vi.: Barnsiey sheeting frocks and cau'vass duck trOWSerS.'. ., .';.-:. ... -. , ' Ftiiik Cliis:Mi Barnsiey sheeting and canvassduck thai may lie required for making garment similar to thie specified in. thethird class, and the Dungaree. Fifth- Class. -All the nlioesand pamps. v' ; Sixih;inss. All the TiH-kiiisfH aud socks. . Seventh CU. Ali the luatlresses, -including tw Covers each maitres. v-' . Eighth Cias All tlieblaek silk handkerchiefs Math Clt$ss. All the blankets - ; "lhe shoes and pumps to he f-tamped with the contractor's nant', nnmber of shoe and pump, and. year when made ; tlie xiees to be inthe; following proportion for each 10'J. pair unless otherwise ordered, via: ' : "' . Two ofNo.12. fimfof No. ) I, twelve, of No. 10 fifteen of fid. 9. tifieen of No. $, twenty of No. 8, ffiteen ofTVo.7,ton of No. T, five of No. 6J, tWO 'Of NO. 6. , ' : i ; ,w .. ' .l! the almve artiels sretobe fnllyequal, in the quality, lexture, and finish of material, pattern, arid workmanship, to the sanrpleti which are depos ited atthe aforesaid Navy Yards ; tlie pea jackets, monkey jackets, round jackets, cloth trowsers. over-ihirt, nnder-slHrts, drawers, and blue flannel to be of American manufactnrrd clotha and flan nels, madeof clean w.atl and indigo-dyed, and dyed in the wool. ; , - TWq number of quantity which will be required of each of the foregoing articles cannot be precise ly slated1; iris -even possible that of gome none nisyt.'lai. required.; A contract will the re for be made, not( foy a specific number or qua ntity 'of any article,' but ' only for such number or quantity of r eacbaw thireervicernay require to he -delivered at those Navy of ards respecti rely. The prices must be. uniform at all the stations. , ' AU the above articles mast be subject to such Inspection at the place of delivery as the Cljief of thia'Btireau' may direct ; and no article .-will be received that is not fully eqnal to the sample or pattern, .bch in material and workmanship, and which does not conform in all other respects lo the sLptilatioQS'and provisions of the Contract to be Uiade. . . , . .. : i- ... ' The whole mnt be delivered at the risk and expelfewof )ha contractor, in good tight, substan tial, Mid dry packing hpxes or Dales ; each box and baTe to be marked with the contractor's name, and jUie-year snd month when mannfacturedor put Kj ; the whole to b in good shipping order free of all charges to the United States, and to the entire satisfaction ol the inspecting officers, said joffio'eMtob appointed by the Navy Department. . im otters mut distinguisn the prices tor each article mentioned, and must be calculated to cover every expense attending the. fulfilment of tho con tract, including the necessa-y metal and navy but tons. - A schedule ol sizes will be tound, with the samples, at the respective navy yards, In cane of failure on the part of tlie contractors io furnish and deliver the several articles which may be ordered from them, tn proper iimr, and of pniper qualify-, the Chief of the Bureau nf Provis ions and frothing shall be authorized to purchase or direct purchases to be made of what may be re qnired to supply the deficiency, under the penalty to be expressed in ile contract; the record of a requi sition, -r a duplicate copy thereof, at the Bureau of Frovisions and Clothing, or ateitherof the navy yards aforesaid, shall be evidence that such requi sition iia a neea made and received. Two or mora approved sureties in a sum eqnal to the estimated amount of ihe respective contracts will be rvqwred, and ten per centum will be witn lietcj fr.un the amount of all payments on account thereid'as collateral security, and not in any event t be paid until it is in all respects complied with ; and ninety per centum of tn amonnt nf all deliver ies made will be paid by the Navj Agent within tliirtv days after triplicate bills, daly authenticated ithdllhawe been presented lo him. , i l( Bidders wiiose proposals, are accepted (ana none otl.r) wiB be for ill with notified, anJ aa early as trKkabh! contract will be transmitted to them f it excuuoti, which contract most be returned to Uie Biireai rithin Are days, exclusive of the time rejuird fn the regular transmission of th mail r-Jivery efler made mast be accompanied (a di reefed. io the; act of Congress .tm kriv afipropria. tioti.1 foyriie naval service fir l'SAii-'4fr approved 10th!'Augnfi'l,84f3) bv a written guaranty, aigned byom or mora responsible person, to the effect that he or they umtertaketfial the bidder or bidders wr.rif hisortheir bid be accepted, enter into an ob ligation within five days, with good and sufficient rettes. to furnish the supplies proposed1. -The Bareli' will not be obligated tn consider ajny aro posal nnltss accompanied by the gnnanty reqiifred ry law .J rhe competency of the guaranty to be cer--tilW by 'be'a vy Agent. District Attorney, or some Bice of tlie General Government kiiown to1 the Cureitff. " - A record, or duplicate of the letter infi-rmlnij a bidder-of the acceptance of his'amposa!, wHI be deemed a noti&ation thereof, within' the nieanhitf of the act of IS 13, and hi bid will be niade and accepted in c'onfonnify with this unlerbtand.ing Extract from tki met ef Congret, approved August :. , 10,1846, . .,"..;:.. "S5!. 6. And te it farther' enaeted, That, from and after the paaram of this art, every proposal for aavnl 'supplies invited by the Secretary pf the Navy, under Ue proviso to the general epnrnpristiou b3l for tie navy, approved Varca t!ird, eiijiiieeir hundred and frv.tiircef thviW be accompanied bv a written guaraa tv. t 1 v one or more rrans.:.!e t','!'i" t the f . Cl . it J I'T t V l ii. li t t.if L t.r t vi ii. jis li t t.if L.Ui-ror bid d" 5, is if r sort r fc . Ue f. - i, err into in c uii ia s i. i a time a tnuy be prescr.jfd by e r. ary, w.iii nOii .rKil s-ui.rcumt T -i ? o, j- ! a v.ness accon t.ie a;, tolrmrc of ' . t - ! r d b sue- i and i a ! be or e time 1 - -J T .' t t 0 ' 1 if s I. vy said supplies and vhall forthwith cause lbs difference I betweea the amount eorifaiued i-tbe proposal so guar- j anticd and 'He amount for which he may have con tra edfor i irnishing the said supplies for the1 whole pf Jtf tl proposal to be charged no against" said biw jrorb lew, and his or their guarantor or guar antors j and 'he same may be immediately recovered by (he United States, for tha nse of the Navy lppart tnt .i, la an action ot" debt against either or all of said pe: one" .: . April 251 aw tw CLASSICAL DICTIONARIES. " - A .ATIN KNGUSI1 LFAICOV, y 4 - Foanded on the large Latin-German lexicon ' , of Dr. 'lViLUAM Frctd. ' With Addi-5 ' ; v tions and Corrections from the Lex- ico'ns of Gesner," Facciota?i, '"' . 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A. royal 8v, shkef extra. , AN ENGLISH-GREEK LEX1QON ; Contain ing all the Greek Words used by U'riiers of good Authority in Chronological Order for every Word used ; explaining the. Constructions; and giving tlie Declension or Conjugation ol each Word when Ir regular" and marking-the Quantities of all don b fill Syllables. By.C. D You$g. Edited, with : a'rge Additions, BY HEHRY W1ISLEP., M. A. ROY AX 1 &vo A CLASSICAL DICTIONARY, Elucidating All the important Points connected with the Geog raphy, History, Biography, Mythology, arid Fine Arts of the Greeks and Romans.' by charles ASTHOlJ, LL. I.nOTAL" 8vO, SHEEP EXTBH. A NEWCLASSICAL DICTIOARV OfGreek and' Roman Biography, Myfiiology, and Geogra phy. For Colleges and SVjuxtls. By - U'illiax Smith, ll. d. Ed'ted, with numerous Additioui, BY CHARLES ABTHOS.LL. D. ROYAL 8vo, SHEEP. i ANTIQUITIES. Edited by William Smith, LL. D. -Illustrated by a large nninper of Engrav ings. Corrected and Enlarged, and containing aldo'nnmeroos Articlea relative to the Botany, Mineralogy, and Zoology of the Ancients, by CHARLES ASTHON, LL. I. iFuf le.at the N. C. Book storo. ffaleigh By HENRY D. TURNER. March, 21st 1851. PROSPECTUS of the People' Advocate and Cgsstitutiosal Reformer. The subscriber proposes to publish in Ruther fordtou, North Carolina, a weekly paper to be ca li ed "The People's Advocate asd Coxstitctiokal Reformer," (The principal object of the paper, will be .to adyocate the call of an unrestricted Con vention, by the people of North Carolina, to take into consideration ihe propriety of amending the constitution of the Slate iu such a manner as ihey may desire, and to shew the danger to which our in- -stitotions will lie exposed y permitting that instru ment to be amended or altered by the Legislature. The subscriber believes that this is the most impor tant question which can engage the attention ef the people ef North Carolina. The character and prosperity of the whole Stale depends upon it. A people cannot be free who a re forbidden to form astd reform their -.awn constitution, they cannot be sov ereign, if their Legislature can say to them, "thus far aha It thougni; "alid no farther. This is a ques tion which rises far above Party. It is a question of liberty, which effects every citizen of our noble old State. " Tlie subscriber"will also srand by the Constitution of tite putted States and the Union, and will freely denounce all attempts Ukjfasiroy that' which was built by the blood of our ancestor?, the purest blood of patriots the vttrld ever knew. But while he is willing to abide "by the action of the General Gov ernment thus far, be is by no means an advecate of a tame submission to any aggressions upon the right of the South. Any interference with our institutions, oh the part of the General Government, nriwrranled by tlie Constitution of" the United States, should be praperly and firmly resisted. He belie ves that the cause of complaint now exist ing is against the insane and lunatic doings of a port on of the people of ihe aon-ebtveho)ding State, not against the action of the General Government. This can be, remedied by proper action within the constitution,. the partoftbe people of tlie South ern States, without adopting the suicidal-and i evo lutionary measure of a dissolution of the Union. The subscriber will endeavor to develop the re sonrcesaf Western North Carolina, so far as he can do so, by laying before the public'a faithful pic ture of our agricultural manufacturing' and' min ing facilities. No portion of t!te Union poss esses all tile facilities to a greater extent, and nothing but the want of a proper systfetn of internal improve-ment,-prevents this portiou o.9the iStatef3om'becom ing the fairest in-the UnioJh' The subscriber expects io be assisted in his la bors by many gentlemen of talents and- distinction ia the State. He will council with and be advised by older and better men, He has consented to take charge of a paper with great! reluctance; Ho has been urged to it, by gentlemen firms all'fjtoartera in the WW.and has yielded to a sense of duty, at great personal sacrifices;- add witJi' ne expectation of pecuniary compensation. He appea-ls- to the fiiends of Constitutional' reform, and to the friend of the Union to see that he sustains no loss. He is svilling-to bestiDW hi own labor without" one far thing of remuneration for tlie sake of the canse in which he has enlisted- The cause needs- an advocate devotedto it exclusively. The Register, Times, and Star in Ra&igh, the FayeHfcvilb? Ob server, tlie Wilmington Commercial, and most of tlie papers in Western' North Carolina have no bly taken their stand on the rightside. Every pa triot in ihe State owes them a deep debt of gratit ude. -.But. they are all devoted more particularly to other subjects, and only regard th great meas ure sls of secondary Importance. He. does not de sire to deprive them ef a "single subscriber; ba withes the success commensurate with their merits and will take great pleasure iff assisting them to the utmost or his power, ms otyeci win ue w break down- the barriers between tlie, East and West, to shi.vr that they are not natural enemies, that their interests cau be united whenever mutual confidence shall be established, and when that un ion she U be effected, but not till then will INowa Car.-KiiR occupy tlie position to which her resources and her people entitle he. ... , The publication of The People's Advocate' will be commenced about the 1st of June if the subscription justrfy it. Athe subecrlber enters into the undertaking with noview to make money, he mast be secured against fciss by hi awbscription list. JOHN GRAY BY NUM. SJarch 1st 135. : - . ; TERMS, .v. "Thts People's Advccatb ato CossTrruTiesAL Reforxer" will be published' oil a Wrg Imperia Sheet, with new Press and Type, on tie following Terms: ' t if paid before the expiration of 3 months. i i SO, if paid after the expiration of 3 mrmtha. . IS CO. if net paid till the expiration ef months. '.'NOTICE. WE are tfcjueaUii to announce that E.G. Kbab, Esq.of Persoaeouaty will deliver tha Address before th e Iiiterary Societies of Wak Forest CdUge ia June nxt . . .. FRESH "garden seed rf all r!1ar varieties thU day received and for r-!e ttt'- Iot Stora f- A.KV.S, II AY " CCD &; Co. PUBLIC J SALE OF LAND,r v-1 JL. TM J , -f il. rL . r ......... A made at Spndg Term of the Superior Court for the Count v off runklin, A. D. ISSr.'in the case of'TViHiant rt Trt'...- -. : ... !::. i ,r-. l . I . j partitiou. ' , , . , in ne soia to tlie Inghosf 'bidder;' on a credrf 'of twelve months, at the Court Honse dobf in the Town ' of Louisburg, on the second Mduday of Jdue next.that ' being tho 9tb day of tW nioiith, a Tract of Land eon tainiiig two huuired and thirty-five acres, adjoining ' ik. i.U. r':i,i.. it u -tj.. t.i . Washington Branch, and others, 'ill e said tract is u 11 . 1 I ' . I I . .. . X I J II ' . house, and suitable out houses, aud CTTdesirabtfe as u -. . . m. . ijt. it Villi un 11 lie - lm miuu 11.1 1 1 1 11 1 111 , good society; aad within 1) miles of most exeelleuD Male auil Femafe Schools. The plantation is in ' preUy good re pains, aad aaough land sufTieientty opea. and1 prepared for cultivation to employ two or tlfree haada to advantage. Also-, one otiutr Tract of Land) containing one hundred and forty acres, which theyi' inherited as Heirs at Law of a deceased brother, A.S. Jeffreys, aa will appear by deed from Washington. Harris, &fienff. . ' ' - Bond aud approved security will be required of tho piirchusers. This 21st day of April, A! t). 18.11. 21 UI THOS. K. THOMAS, O. M. E. NOTICE TO CONTRA CTORS. THE undersignedCommissiosen will receive sealed ' proposals until Satutday, the 7th day of June next. for buildiiir a Jail in the Towa of Louisburg, N. C!.,. S4 by'44 fr.; two'atories high. The'loweratory to be brick or rock, and the upper story to be of brick. Tho plan of specification s are filed' in the effiee of the Clerk of Comity Court, for the inspection of those who may wish to enter bids fo'the' contract. Bids will be entertained for the ruck and 1 brick work sep rately or together DANIEL K HILL, V -:'.-''; - -A. H. UAVI.S N. B. MASSF.NBUKG, J.Com'i. l'H!L. HAWKINS, I A. C. PERfcY. : J louisburg. May 3d, 1851. 24 tJt ET StandarsV Register, Spiii' of the Age, and : Warrenton News, copy wUl. University of Noi;th Ciarolina. THE Committee of Visitation of the Trus tees of the University for the year 1851 consists of His Ex'cy 1 S eid, Pres't ex officio Hon, D. L. Swain, L. L. D., President of the College. Thomas S .1she, William W Avery, , Daniel JI Barrin'r. William A Blount , Thomas Bragg.- Charles Chalmers, George F Davidson t. William Eaton, Jr Burgess S Gaither, Solomon Grai-e.i, Frederick J Hill, James Iredell, James Jebane, Bartholomew F JWoore, Frederick JSTash, Thomas Settle, William A Washington, Nicholas Williams-, John C Williams, " Patrick H Winston. The annual Commencement will be held o. the-first Thursday (5th day): of June next. CHAS.-MANLY, Secretary of the Board-of Trustees-May- 1st, 1851. NORTH CAROLINA Mutual Iife Insurance Compaq-,- OFFICE. BALKIGH. Ni . fpillS COMPA'NY continues to insure the -V lives ofa'l'healthy H'hite persons a no Slaves. H',.a A.AU , ah, riuU lol-nn nn a cinnto lift, i a CnrtO ' .Slaves are insured for a term ol one to live years" for wo-thirds their value. OFFiCEUS. Dr Charles E Johnson, President Wm D Haywood, Vice President James F Jordan, Tecretary William H Jones, Treasurer Dr W H McKee, Exain'g Phpsician1 J Hersman, General Agent All losses are payable withiu 00 days after sa tisfactory proof is presented. Blanks and pam phlets, showing the plan of operations of the Com pany, may be had on application a P the Office, -or any'of the Agencies. All letters on business should Im addressed to May JAMES P JORDAN, Sec') .- SEASONABLE GOODS. jOW receiving by every Train, a very large' 1 SUPPLY OF GOODS For Spriug- and Summer Tar de, Embracing a great variety of Fancy and Staple Dr) Goodrr, Hats, Shoes, Bonnets, Hardware, Crockery, Carriage Trimmings and Groceries. Which are offered on the most liberd terms for Cash, or to punctual dealers nn reasonable time. Please call atthe Old Stand, 3 doors above the Market, and see for yourselves. May 2 JAMES1 M" TOWLES. FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, & C. TtLLIAUS, 1IA1W00D, ARE- now ?eceiving large addi tions to tlieir. stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, , CHEMICALS,. PAINTS, OILS, DYESTLTFS, . Window Glass, Perfumery, &fc from the most reliable Houses in the Northern' Cities, which have been purchased with an eye' sinirle to their purity, and are offered for sale at such- prices and en such terms as shall compare' favorably vwith any house in the State. Physicians, Country' Merchants, and Dealer' f eneraHy, will do well to give us- call before pur chasing, feeling assured we shall not fail to please both in point of price and' quality. Orders promptly attended tr,and particdJkr at tention given to packing and forwarding. Family Medicines and Prescriptions compound ed at all hours of the day and night, by a compe tent person , ith nearness and dVsp&tcA: : We tender nor mast sincere thanks- try the citi zen' of Raleigh and the surrounding conntry for tlie long' and liberal patronage we liave received, and trust by untiring zeal and energy to please, in the- psosec atfon of our business-, to merit its continuaace. Raleigh, April 25, 185fr. 22-3m Cheap as Etcr ! COME AND SEE f I THE Subscriber wonld also inform hi town and conntsry friends, thar, having returned from the North, where he has ltid ia a good assortment of Groceries and fchoes, tfey may be satisfied that he will hot be andcrsold by any. Don't listen to any Me talea, but come ar.d see for yourself ; and hey shall not b.oee any thing bs so doing. L. B.WALKER. April 2o,lS31. 2S tf. If JUST RECEIVED a lot of good Vinegar. March 13ih 1S51, JAMES LITCIIFORD. .'-ly ,b." iy c, r:i. - i f,.r r..iV;h, rVbruarjr