V"
GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE.
1 Virginia Line. The cost of the graduation will
, , . ,, ' , 1.1. tt: n,.llrt n,,r COSI Jess iuaiuuu,uuu uuirre, buu iuc wtaic win
Yeshat 11 ;oc!ock, lit JExceUcn Gov. the jand equip" the ro. -Mat
transnutte- his Message to the Legislature, ygf $hall have fifty miles under contract this
ty his Private Secretary, Mr. Tkeiusix, and. the half fal on the most advantageous terms td the ; com
of it Ubcs found in our columns this moraing. The ;pany, viz :: one half in cash payments, and one
of to-morrow , nan in me oiock ui me ouuipau v. - '
" 2d J There is no clashing ol interests between
the E.T. andTa. R.-R; and the North Carolina
protectthere will be an abuudance for them
In conclusion. ' say to Mr.f Walton, when vou
our,
atten-
remainder - sliall 'appear in V our issue ,'
mornmgf so that the je jrill cnibrci?
Semi-Weekly of Friday. i:;y y y-yy
It would bo wliolly jsuperfluous to invite an
tirvmiii of this document as its import.ancc never
fails to excite the'most Uvely Jaterest. Perhaps there write, that lie ought not to let the matter slumber,
never was a more fmportaht crisis in the aflairs of the rhnd I am confident East Tennessee will respond
. y due time. - ! , i -. yy y -.
tatenPr, much regard, I remain
prescntffmuch
Wnds in matter vitally interesting the prosperity,
dignity and character tC the State; and its distinguish
ing characteristics arethe ability with wlucu it is writ
ten and the frankness witli which the Governor gives
bis views of State policy." f' ityt-4:&k u
Wc nave hadVas j yet, "no time to Idols into the de
tail of the -Message. CertaMy, we have no room,
to-day, for comment upon them.
Yours trulyy '
LLOYD T1LGHMAN,
Chief Engineer. .
e: T. & V. il. R.
Noticed
4
(2TTEHE Arinual'Meeting cf the Members of the
Lag North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company,
will be held at the office of the Company, in the Ci
ty of Raleiebon Tuesday, the 17th day of Decern-
ber.for the purpose or electing a uoara oi uireciors
for the ensuing year. , I . "
JOHN C. PABTRIDGE, Setfy.
Rleigbt-JVov 9Ui.lS50. 90 ?
If ottiing new hy Telograpli to-lay.
ARUIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
keu the stump ther in yinduTation of his
Mnri, rrl th'i iim. it seems too. is an a
t)f Mr. Clay ! lie manifestly wants to be a candi
i1tefor the Presidentship, -aud is paing the way
5 I j 1 iTaWREWCE'S (CITY) HOTEL. ' C ,
Nov. 20, Samuel H. Dunn, Berij. Dunn, J.
and asain ta- VV. Kinyoun. Ji'W. Powell, Wake: Gen. Thos.
recent -L Person, Northampton ; Capt. 1 E. Bryan, ; Dr.
ssailant Jackson, James Pace, Chatham. :': :ry
. YARBROUGH S HOUSE. ;. ?
Nov 20. J. H. Lindsay, Greensboro'; S. G.
f lor that purpose which purpose he will probably Simmons; Jones Co.;. A. H. Alley, Henderson ;
attain, through the efforts of a fact ion and a frag
I 4
J. Leathers, Orange.
-mentof the party he once belonged to.' lie may be
'b canduii ie, iul he never will be President; j Let
him'fame and vapor as he may, he isnoHhemnu to
secure to himself the sulf ages of the American peo-1
pie, for that high station;!1 He has ahiHlieR, to be
sure: out luey are nccomwunea ovsuca urawoucsn.
as mutt mike his chauce ho t'ef f ;
- I.IJAI!r:DY
FROM ELEVEN TO ONE O'CLOCK,
Rle:gh, Nov. 1211 iHfiO i
91
A 'WEW SPECULATION.- VVC HOUCe triP
followiriffiamons the items of French news
in the Courier des Etats Unis : '
"A speculator of a new kind is at present
mustering, in Breda street and Breda square,
in Paris'. "some : three or four hundred wo:nen.
with a view to take them to California where
gold is, and the fair sex are not abundant.
The furniture of more t0an two hundred
cf th-S3 young fugitives was sold at the
Place de la Bourse on the 15th ult, they be-t
in: unwilling to incur a new term of rent.
. 1 lie speculator in question , wno is an ex-
- actor, is, going, to establish a matrimonial
office at San Francisco, after the fashion of
thatjqf Monsieur Foy, at Paris, O iemporu !
BMPEHI Ah. Vouhg Hyson and Gunpowder, for
11-sale at the Dru4 Dtore of j
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
Nov. 2tt, 18o0. ' M ' 94
THE SOUTHERNER,
jTTTHE underaigued propose to publish 0 weekly
11 newspaper in the town of Greenville pi the a
hove name to be issued as soon as ft sufficient num
ber of subscriber can be obtained to warrant the
enterprise.' ? We vould forewarn the public; against
being alarmed by our name, a it is not intended to
indicate auv alliance with disunion or secession.
We are for the Constitution and the Utiion,bat wc
think that it is high time for the -South to be increas
ing in attachment for home, and lookinz more to
home Interests and particularly that we here, should
be zealously regarding the interests and concerns of
our own Norths Carolina. U The past and present
teacn us tne lessou to reiy upon ourselves, to sustain
und foster our home industry and energy, and pro
vide for our comforts nnd wants as mucn as we can
within our own borders. - It i from this cdusidera
tion that we intend to make the 1 SouTnERtiKB.- an
out and-eut North Carolina paper and tc devote
surselves iu its columns chiefly to the subject of im-
prrTement iu the aid. North - St ate; improvemtnt in
he agriculture, manufactures, facilities for transpor
tation and markets, (particularly by means pi plank
roads.) in her education aud in ail otner means by
which her vast resources may become more tuliy de
veloned . .. -.y,, .."'" .-..
In politico, lhe4'SouTHKRNKa" will be firmly ond
decidedly Wh ig but opposed to rvery sort of .North
ern fanaticism, iucluding abolitionism free Sodism,
ultrcism, MiUcnsMj Mot monism? Founervvi and the
whole fumilv of uch iibstraCt YankctumtA
We shall also give to the public the In tot local and
central news, which the erowincr prospentv ot
Greenville and this section of our State, we think
will make interesting to a numerous class
ers. 1 . ' - v
The ' Southerner, . will be nearly or
FRESH HOPS.
ROPof 1850, for sale at the Drugstore of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
JSov.21si, 1850. f r 94,
, ; MUSTARD. "7""
llNGi.Iafi, French and American, of superior
quality. WILLIAM. HAY WOOL) & CO
JVoT21kt, ' 93
-TOBACCO AND SEGARS. r
OF the best quality may be found at the Druff
ft tore ot y WUIAAIS. HAYWOOD &. CO.
November 2lt. 94
o mores
1 t
I:
yj -
On riling Fluid' and Lamps,
good supply in Store and for sale by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
- 9 - tr 1 i - . , v i 7- - ----- - :
Noble Sentiment or Brownlow. "I
never have seen the day when, jl I were to
fall oiitf tvith men Vwtth "whorrV I had been
" friendly, 11 vould expose to public gaze their
private and confidential letters to: me. 1 No
n:an will do it but one who is lost to ail sense
of honor an shame." r'
' ' FOR THE REGISTER.
:.
- Commows Hall, Raleigh, Nov. 19, 185 J.
Mr. Gales: iln replvto a letter written be
fore Jeaviu? honip, on the subject of a Itail load
iunnmr
NEGROES FOR SALE.
, ; ALL; that valuable Estate in Lands
Vnown as the ' RaTetiMvood Plaota
lion, late the property of George Pol
lock, deceased, situated iu the County of
Joues aud Slate of North Carolin-i 0:1 Treat River
and Mill Creek, about fifteen miles frsm the town
of Newbern, will be sold at public Auction, under
1 the direction of the subscribers, together with
j ISO SLAVES.
on Thursday the lih djr of December,' 1850, ou the
premises. y . ' ; . . .
This plantation contains about ten thousand A
front Salisbury, or , some oilier' eligible
1 oint of the Central Rail Road, west, to the Ten- cres of Land of which about two thousaud acres are
nessee line. 1 nave receiveu since niv arrival uere, icieareu, ana iu a owie ui tuniTmiou, wen uraiaea
a communication frorn Dt. Williams, of East and fenced ; about four hundred acres of rich poco
Tennessee, enclosing the accomnanvinir letter in, yielding from thirty to sixty bushels per acre
from Capt. Tilghman. i You, will-oblige me b 1 hese lands are all easily cultivated, and capable ot
yoi vour nutner-i" 6u umimwij tiuacu ii , uiuiu,
its publication, and "ratify many
it us readers,- who take a deep interest in. this cun-
te.uplated scheme; y - ' r
r . Very respectfully. &c. .
. T. GKU. WALTON.
Cotton, Hemp, Peas,, &,c; ,. lletveen, one huudred
nnd ono hundred and fifty acres have been recently
limed, which proved highly : beneficial. Marl aud
tsbelbrock abound in inexhaustible quantities in va
rious parts ot tneimutation, oreaay uccess, and iiu
ported lime can be had thereat prices faryinz from
six to eight cents. Tl.ere is aiso a valuable landinc
belonging to the estate, immediately ou the baoks of
Trent river, and sei-zoine vessels carryms fife thou
Hand busheis erain, can load there direct for sea.
There are fifteen hundred or two thousand acrei of
very rich uncleared land, a portion of which it
drauied and partially cleared, and the wholt of the
woodlands att'ora find grazing fur stock. A Grist
Mill aud Sw Mill, with a never failing supply of
I NGINEER OFFICE, EAST TENN. AND
. ; : Virginia n. r. . . .';. ;;
V " ? JoNESBOROtJGII,'NoV. 5ih, 180.
Dr. Alex. Williams, j Greenvilie, .
.;' Mr Dear Sir : Your's covering the very i.tter-
, esting fetter .ot 1. L. VV alton, bsq., ol Pvortli
Curuhna, Ciime duly tu hand, and 1 have the
- pi tpure now of coiiiiiiunicatiug briefly my own water are on the plallUtion bede3 a hasline two
ww vu twe ocai uTvu ...enuueu iu 8torj unfiling House, with all necessary Out buil
r Vaitou S letter. . ; , , . y. hliiigs, Overseer's House, Gi.i and Screw Hobsewith
' unquesuonawy ine project 01 me peop:eoi -i firstnite U in and Iron Screw, capacious Banis,
Wesiern North Carolina jsone in which all East stables for Uorse3, Oxen, Cattle, Sheep, and Negro
Tennessee must ind a deep interest ; and to s low Cabins, with brick dualities, capable of accomoda
; you the interest that I 'as a 'stranger among tiiem, ting from one Hundred andTwenty, to Two Hun-
"leel in the development 01 their immense resources, dred Negroes. lhis propcity preseuts a most de
" 1 can assure vou, that this very subject of a con- sirable opportunity for investment, and its situation
necting link with North Carolina, has had due st eligible, and it can be easily ditided into
weight in the Knal location of the E. T. & a. R.
., which you will remember by au act 0!' y ur
LegislaiulVj is Ifft entirely in my bauds. 1 am
not familiar . enough with the character, of - the
eountry along which the proposed route would
time or more separate valuable plantations. The
Slaves consisting or
Blacksmiths, Carpenters,, Masons,
Millers ,i House JServants, and
y l Field Hands, .
ass to express an opinion as to the cost ot a roule ! having been well cared for, and raised, are not only
between the North; Carolina, improvements and (exceedingly desirable to persons disposed to pur-
tnoseol liist leiinessee, but on tins point I am (chase, but it i believed a more valuable property of
salislleJ. Irom Mr. Walton's statement. I uulv i this description, 'was never before olfered for saU iu
know that I have had the matter iuliv before me.
inu iejif one ol tne routes contemplated migh:
uprose impracticable I have so located jur roadas
mat lonii L-aroliua- can reach us either bv the
route nrooosed bvrMr. Wahon. r hv 1 1; tus
.. t 'r."s -"tv
me yvaiauga pasifiartner east.
t i Tennessee is alt alive to this project, and-1 be
lievetthal Stock could be takeii m,s iy, Cockee,
jSevier ahd Greene Counties, il ihe French Uroad
tbis State. ' . ..'..-,...;,. .. j
At tue mine time and place, wilt be said the en
tire crop of - f
now beiug grown ou the plantation, together, with al
the iy S 4 v J; -S" ":h - - a. y . .
Horses i- - Mules,' Oxen, Cattle jSfreep,, Hogs,
lQdder, Fea$, vrarmng y len$m of all
kinds' Vetongihio the same,.arid'tafso. - -?
of read
raite
as
larce as the"Arorf State 'AVhig and published at
the very low price of a year if paid in, advance.
or withiu-one month after the first issue, $2,50 if
paid within six months aud $3,00 if paid at the end
of the year.,; - , , - (
j , t. ti. UAWftjS,
JAMES JOYNER.
November J 2th; 1850. , t f 92
TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS, 3
And tlic Public Generally.
TTJJ AVI NG associated with me in the IClolhiug
I M ! business. Mr. Silvester Smith, it will hence
forward be conducted uuder' tho firm of . J J. Biggs
y co. Mr. Smith has been long known as a Mer
chant Tailor, but is now turning his attentiou to the
Ready Made business, and it u the 'design .or the
New firm, to keep op a large assortment of all kinds
of- -:y y t - . . ,; i.k . . . - ; r ; il ;:..;t i
Our Stock of Cloths. Cassirriers hud Vesiiaea. Will
also be kept op, a beautiful asuortineut of jwhich is
now being opened, embracing all live latest! styles." 1
Mr, PEACHwill attend to the Cutting Depart
ment, as. heretolore. ; y r-z
-y y f . y - , J.' Jr BIGGS, i :, !
Raleigh, OcW 18th y K y J 84 Gt ;
Claims. "
ETDHE undersigned havics much ex-:rl:nt3 tad
success in the tuslnecs, still tzz tizry
claims for Bounty lauds and Pcn:!:r3 fcr f ::;cu-
tion before the Government, en very ,r;.:;:ribla
terms, and riti the ntnicst '-faithfalcccs' 1 di3-.
patch. All letters to him, from chtuaat, tiuiiba
postage' paid. : ; : -1 :j -y i-, k. r ;
Bjt J he last Congress gave lands to til viz o
cers and Soldiers who served one month or lcer,
and if dead, to their widows and miner children, la
all.the wars of the United States, since 1790.
Widows of ; Soldiers cf the Retolutioa. irhol tar-
ried .before the year 1SC0. . V :l .. . ..: 'V; . .
He can furnish information concerning tne rradea
of officers of the Revolutionary War, which is, all
important to claimants, and dimcultv to prcwuro
elseTvherl. His charges will be' moderate. . -i
.Any infortnution concerning the heirs cf the
following; of3cers of theHevolation will be thahk-
fully received, viz ' -" ' .'
! Thomas Clark, - - - James rlogan, y "
. ; Alexander Martini r Wo; : Davis, mi-iU' .
- James Martin, i . John White,
James Moore, ' ' Joshua Boman. . y
' He can also furnish a copy, of the rolls of . the
Officers and Soldiers of the State of North Carolina
in the war with Great Britain, declared 18th of J une
1812, git mg in many instances the length of service,
their respective offices and Regiments ; the time of
entering the serticet Cpr alsa the deserters, and
every particular, to facilitate the Collection of their .
ClaimsIl Every agent should have a copy. Cost
only 10 each county I : ' : j M
J.H.KIRKHAM, .
- : , ' - . ts - Raleigh N. C '
Raleigh, November 1st, 1850. ;: 88
' D Standard copy.' ':
CALF SKJJVS, LIJSTWG, .Aci.J.
TT'f U'BTJRCHi keeps constantly on hand, Calf
jjm Skins, Lining Skins, Shoe finding, &c. &c;
t(aleigh, Oct.4, 1850. U y;;i? ; 1 r8Q
House and Sign Painting.
y THE ubscnber are now prepared to execute
in a workman-like manner, all kinds of, c, y(,0 "
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL HOJSE AND
t cr y - SIGN PAINTING. J -
Glazing, Guilding, imitation t)f all kind o( Marblo
and eery variety of wood. 0 y - ; -I' - :dJ
All orders left at Mrs. HardieV, opposite the Mar
ket House, will receive prompt attention.
WHITLOCK & HARDIE.
Raleigh, Sept. 12, 1850- tf74
Standard conv. -' "
Ci & E. L. Kerrisoii & ;Co3
. DIRECT IMPORTERS OF
FOUEIGXDRVGOOD
V I - Charleston, C. :
CirMPOULD respectfully inform1 their friends and
tr those who purchase Dry Goods, in their ci
ty, that they are how prepared to offer a large,choice
aud well assorted Slbck of Foreign and Fail
icy Dry Oood. v ' ''"i - ? ? 'j ? ; :
A they receire the bulk of. their Goods, direct
from Eut O'iean Ports, they feel assured of 1
to compete successfully with any other ft
ine unitea oiaies. "v-v "
209 King, North iWestlCorner of King
y': August 24th, 1850. V y y i i ,,-
being able
arket in
and Mar-
w3m
WORKS BY THE 11EV. C m T&VLOR.
Jp ECO R US of a good M an's Lite,
U1- Margaret, or the Pearl. : j 1 ':, :.
. Seines in a Clerev man life;
E.rne3tnes.t . y ; i j ji. D. TURNER.
Nov. 12th. 1850. 31
NOTICE
S hereby giveu that application will be made, at
the - ensuing se(siou of, the Legislatttre, for
Charter for the construct ieu of a Plank Road from
Pittaboro' to Haywood, or some convenient point ou
Deep River. -y5 V MANY CITIZENS. -.;
October l8thylS50 ? , ; t 84 tl
To my Town & Coulitry friends.
f fTlHE Subscriber would respectfully call the at-
U Hention of his Town and Country friends to
ins siock 01 r auuiy uroceries, wuicn no iscieiermm
ed to sell on as good terms a any one in the ; place.
Among bis stock may be found: v
SO Bbbls. best Petersburg Flour whole and half
barrels, 1 , .V "-
a Hhds. Bright and Dry P. R. Sugar,
. 5 bbls. do , do i ' N. O. do
6 do Crushed t.y . do -
5 do Clarified. c. . tdo
4 do. Pulverized. . ; . do ;
1 Package best Loaf -7. .'-' y do
Rio Lagulra "and Java CofJc '
" . Imperial and Black Tea, a fine artiele,
Tallow, Adamantine aud Sperm candles,
Washing and Fancy Soaps, y 7 f y
Craiie's Wash mixture a superior article, ;
A fine lot imported sezars diiferent brand.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather; and many arti
cles in the lirocery and Confectionary liue. .
Give me a call, and I am determined not to be an
dersold by Jet or Gentile 1 I -
A v ;.. Li B. WALKER. V;
, Raleigh, Nov, 7th 1850. u ,.. 91
NOTICE.
i route-wastakenrjriii Carier, Johnson and -Wash- yX-, the'' Household 'and Kitchen
: in?f6n.1)Vlhe Wataiiira rouie. . , , . , ' . r VnriUnri r
Should the French Uroad route be the oneJTho,ia;M.Ar...rtK--i::M 1 A "PLICATION will be made to the next Gene
then a jutictibii cotlfd be had with one line at'. ine the property before the day . of " sale,atid every .' ';eraL As?-?.y 4;.PaH acf 10 emancipate
Bulls Gap, by lolltiiving the flat botto.ns oi Lick freility will be given them, for sa doiiig, by person jAMES AKQrOMD 01 me ouru7 ol wortnampton. ;
Xreek frmii Frt nch Hroad by the Watauga route the premises. ; r 1 . Sept. gtht 1 850.: ? ; n '! ' i y " T1 f 73 6w
a junction -at, Lacv s on Watauga, or ui Joue ' nyi"j o James vv. uryan, ixewoero, r?. c, and
itaicuawum.jonej IO., J. UCt .7. t57 td
- With regard to the prospects of the K. T. and
Va. R. Road and us Iwiiriii, uppu the N. Caro
Itna road. , 1 have to sav : . ' .
1st. That in thre yearslfrom ibis date a Train '
of Cars will pass regularly from Ktioxville to the:
Notice.
S, F. PHILLIPS.
A TTENDS THE COURTS in the Conntie Chapter, No 10, Royal Arch Masons.
ei urange, Alamance," wake and Chatham, i ;v -U W. iJi HAYWOOD. Secretary.
TTS HEREBY gi ten, that application will be made
J to the next General Assembly of the State of
Worth Carolina; for, an act to incorporate RaleiaL
. DRIED BEEF. - -
A SUPER 10 R article oF Northern Dried Beer.
'Just received and selling at 12 cents.1 ti By
July 2nH, 1850.
L. B. WALKER.
y'y;53
.t J t
' ; lieUUuB J Wv;;yi
Peebles, -S(tt !& White, :
' ' Wholesale and Belail Dealers jnwt
STAPLE IftJS'D FJ1A CY DRY GOODS,
Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va. -E
beg leave ta announce to our friends and
customcra that We are now in possession of
our stock of' --'y--v-yU.-.vi;,;.,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing af general assortment ofthe most fashiona
ble style of Foreign and Domestic Fabrics, suited to
the Fall and Winter Trade. v
We respectfully solicit an examination of ear as
sortment by Country Merchants, . as well as those
buving at relaiL y . - -
Our stock is large and commodious.' In it will be,
found all the leading articles usually kept in a Fash
ionable Dry Goods Store. : A ? r I ";
. u y, .4 PEEBLES. SCOTT & WU1T1S.
Sept. 22nd, IsaJ. - I
77
IMliCKS, WHITE & AVIS,
Grocers and Commission Klercliants
- n Old Street Petersburg; Ya.- ,
TT7" EEP always on band a large and well assort
Ua ed supply of G roceriesj and -pay particular at
lentiun to the sale of Cotton i TobaccbI Wheat,
Flour, and all other kinds of produce. ' '-' v r;
; LEMUEL PEEBLES,
- r - "THOMASWHITE,
PETER R. DAVIS, J.
Petersburg July 20 i4f k r 58 ly
UNION HOTEL. -
' r ; caiiItoriiia:
V i - ? - -
1 THIS ESTABLISHMENT has been
recently fitted tip,' in Pacific St.; near
Sansome, which is convenient to the
business parts ofthe City, also to the
City Hall," and other public buildings ; and within
a few minutes walk of the principal Steamboat -landings.
?- : - - ;,t'; y!- t,:
The Proprietor, from his long experience in; the
business in the City of New York, (having been con
nected with Lovejoy's" Hotel for several years) feels
confident that those who may visit his House will
find there the comforts of a home. m - ,
5- - . GEORGE BROWN, .
.- Proprietor.
72 9w
San Francisco, Aug;. 1850.
' Upholsterer and Mattress
y In my Employ, Raleigh :WtC.7Z ' -SofasLounges,
Easy Chairs, &c, manufactured
in every style to order, and at the shortest notice.
; BED MATTRESSES
of all kinds, including the much improrei Shuck
and Cotton Mattress, which will be found a perfect
luxury in Winter or Summer. , . - . . ; " . ;
N. D. Mattress Manufactory is in" rear of dy
Barber Shop. All orders thankfully received any
attended to with piomptness and despatch.
- The workmen hitherto employ ed ': by , J. Ilenry
Ha"rriss7 Mattress Makerin , this City, ere at pre
sent under jay control, and are warranted and re
commended to be excellent 'workmen. "
r j - yr r . Alfred mitchell:
Ralelsh, August 22nd 1850.' 68
swWHITF WASH CRUSHES.
LA ROE supply oivaiious tuts, jast receiveu
and for sale. loWiaVj i,.y- s .
I WJLUAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
-1
apel ChHill,' N. C, May 24, 1849.
21 Ri!eigh;Oct. 14th 150.
Im83
Kaleigh April 23d 1850
33
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