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THE DAILY REGISTER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, j
( , THE SE3H-WEEKLY REGISTER,5, ;
-'-I issued on Wednesdays and Saturdays at $4
per annum in advance $4,50 if not paid .'-.within
lit months ; and $5 if not paid until the expiration
, v THE WEEKLY REGISTER
Is issued every Wednesday at $2,50 if paid
within four months; otherwise $3. - ; - . j
B1I1S DIRECTORY.'
JifATL "ARRANGEMENTS.
Jdicrn MtUBy Rail Road, Due daily at
1-2 n. m., and closes at 1 1 i a. in.
Southern--Two horse stage, due daily at II a,
m., closes at 12 rn. !. , . i u t i !
Gnensborough Four-horse stae, due Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday at 6, a. m. and
closes Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at 12 rn.
jVewfcern Four-horse stage, due Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday t 3 a. m., and closes Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday at 9 p. iu. ; - y
Tarborough Two-liorse stage, due Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 10 p. in.,, close Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday at 9 p. m.
Pittsborovgh Two-horse stage, due Monday
and Thursday at 7 p. m., and closes Saturday
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Roxbarough One-horse mail, Due r riday at
9 a. m., and closes Friday at 1 p. ni.
Holltr Spring Horse Mail; due Monday at
y. UJ., ttuvi . , r - .
a Lettersshould be is. the Olhee iifieen minutes
before the time of closing. ,
The Office will be open every day, except Sun-
i r-. Q J..lntr a m until O nl mi "' - !
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NEW BOOK STORE,
P0MER0Y& O'NEAL.
I; No, 16r FaycUcrillc St.; Nearly Opposite -
l " Hhc-Pcst Officer f !
, RALEIGH, IT. C.
APT? haw receivinir an exleusire assortment of
Lnw, Metlical, Theological, Miscellaneous and School
Books, generally, nnntls and choice Books for
Present?; Novell Stationery of all kinds, -n hi ch we
r lline at the terr lowest prices ; prices - which
we are confident must give entire satisfaction. Call
and examine. -
? .t c : W. U POMEROI,
Daff, 0th, 1850. 95
BUSINESS COATS.
71 6Dr CHEAP TWEED COAT5, at a ve
1 1 VOll ry low price.
1. E. L. HARDING $ CO.
Raleigh, October 12th, 1850. 82
1
THE SubscriUrs have this day termed a Copart
nership in a general business as . ' .
Bookseuen ana.tM&uoners,
ad will conunue to carry on the business under the
name and Firm of
POMEROY 5- ONEAU
Raleijh, December 9th, 1850. r 99
WISTAKS BALSAM OF, WILD
I ... x-. ciwrr r. . , . . t , :
A UrA supply of Wistar's Bilsam of Wild Cher
ry just received anu tor sale by
Dec. 9th, 1850.
0" Standard capy.
P F PE5CUD.
.. 99
AYEHS CHERRY PECTORAL.
A fresh supply of Avers Cherry Pectoral just re
ceived and for aula by "
: ALSO
A Larza tnnjAj of Lin.ieed Oil jast to . hand at
Pescud's DRUG STORE. "
Dec. 9th, 1850. 99
Standard copy.
BANK OP THE "
! STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. '
A DIVIDEND ofrivB fks cent on the Capital
stock ot this Bank, has been declared for the last
ix mouths payable at the Principal! Bank on the
first Monday in January uext anaat the Branches
fifteen days thereafter.
C. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, December 11 th, 1850. td 100
' . Star, Times, and Standard copy. .
UP STAIRS,
SMITH'S BUILDINGS,
. Upea from 7 A. M. to 10 P H.
NO ADMITTANCE WITHIN THE BAR 1 1
Rates First 10 words, E'h addi'l w'd
Raleigh to Petersburg,
i.icamuuu
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
" Fayetteville
Cheraw)
Charleston
Macon
Montsomery
Mobile; 133 rt
And all the Dlaces on this and other lines of oni-
launication in proportion to distance.
OF THC.moilTU CAROL1X1
" Mutual Insurance Company,
RALEIGH
Second Floor, Suiith' Block, adjoining Telegraph
O&ce. .-''.'!- :
OF THE IOlC 1 II CAnOLIIA
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
'- - - RALEIGH
ruMiit h-Pout Office under Odd Fellows
s w - ? . .
HalL ' "v- -r -;i.r ' ' : ;
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DISCOUNT DAY. TUESDAY.
Board Meet at 11 O'clock.
BANKING H&URS FROM Q TO't. ;
2 W. H; JONES, Cashier."'
F.C HILL, Teller.
Exchange, Baltimore, Philadelphia and N. York,
1 Ter ct. Dreminm. .
Virginia and South Carolina money Bankable, of
the denomination of $o and upwaru.
im US - SZAX3;-:.
Ceo. W. Alordecat, Pres't. - f - f ' .
Charles Dewey, Cnher,
S Seymour W; Whiting, Teller
.Daniel DuPre, Bookkeeper,
Thos.. W. Dewey, Clerk.
Hours of business from 10 a. m. tu 2 p. m.
OiSCOUNT DAY", WEDNESDAY.
JJoard of Directors meet at 10 a. m.
NK RATES FOR SKLLING EXCH ANGE.
Preutiuin.
c
bight Checks on Nw York 1 per cent.
5, U Phil ioIti'im 1
. av f
u - Baltimore 1 44 V
Notes of the South Carolina and Virginia Banks
receired. . : ' '
See It. IS IS. It.
To the Citizens of N. Carolina particularly.
TTTT7E can measure and furnish an entire suit of
V . clothes (inclodiag Coat, pantaloons,and vest,)
at from 35 to $44 : and will warrant them to be e-
nual in all respects to any that can be furnished in
the United States for that money. Gentlemen .need
no longer send out of the State for cheap Clothing,
unless they prefer it.
, OLilYEK & rKUUI KK.
Raleigh, Not. 8. 1850. 90
Royal Raleigh Ringtail Reusers. " -
SOUTHERN REGALIA DEPOT!
P. HORTON KEACH,
3To. 01. ITIain Street, Ilicliiuoiid, To..
ITWflAWUrAUrUKKIC ol Masonic, Udd f ellows,
rivtlJi Sons of Temperance, Rechabites, American
Mechanics. Druids. jRed Mens, and all other societies
REG&LUUJUWtERS, FLAGS .SIGNALS,
&.c alo, Costumes, Robes, Sashes, Jerrelst and al
other Equipments on haLd and made to order ta
ahort notice.
N. B. Hating secured thesertices of Mr. HEN
RY ME3EKE, familiarly connected with the differ
ent orders, and well known in Baltimore ns a superi
or workman in the above line, i am now prepared
to compete with any establishment in tn u. olates,
in euner Mjie, quamy or price.
Orders from abroad respectfully solicited
December 2nd, 1850. 8
Dress and Frock Coats.
tfiVFi JUST OPENED, of all qualities
Vi well cut and extremely well made.
V r UADnlVf! At f.f
Raleigh, Octohier 12th, 1850. S2 .
TT AD1ES White Kid Slippers,
J j do do Satia do
do Blaek Kid do
do do! do Walking Shoes.
Just receired by
Oct. 21, 1850. ; f
R. TUCKER 6c SON.
85
DIARY AND DAILY
Pocket Remembrance, for. 1850. ; "
OR the use of Private Families and Persons of
business: containing an Almanac and Banking
Table, Counting-House Almanac( and a BJank space
for memoranu urns, tor every day in toe year. ?
For Sale at the
i N. C, BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh Nor. .12th, 1850. ;
SECOND SUPPLY OF
Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats.
ENTLEMEN, if you want a go .d fitting
XT Conl, made in the latest style. Call at y'
E. L. H A RUING & CO
New Music Book.
PI ANTIC A LAUDIS, or the American book of
VLV Church Music. By Lowell Mason and Geo.
Webb.
i ALSO
THE HOME AITAR.
N Appeal in behalf ol Family Worship, rith
Praverr and Hymns, for family use. Bj the
lev. Charles F. Deems. -
H. D. "TURNER.
Nor. 8th. 1850. 90V.
CALF SKINS, LINING, Src.
h, BURCK keeps constantly on hand, Calf
Skins, Lining Skins. Shoe finding, &c. &c
KUeigh, Oct. 4, 1850. 80
Heartt & Litchford
DEALERS 1IV STAPLE and FAIf C
DRY GOODS ;
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Fancy; Articles, &e. &e.
nrj AVE received nearly their entire Stock of
LQj Fall and Winter Goods to which they re
spectfully invite the attention of their friends and
customers, and the public generally, and all of which
are offered on the most reasonable terms. -Raleigh,
Oct; 14th, 1850. 83
WHITE WASH ERL'SHES.
A LARGE supply of various sizes, just received
and forsale low.; . ,
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
Raleigh April 23d 1850. , 33
TTTlARDto beat for the accommodation of the
ULl citizens of Raleigh , would say that he has in
his employ two as good workmen as can be procured
anywhere. He has been at considerable nzpensein
the Baking business.and will do all in his power to giva
satisfaction. It ia with the citizens to say, whether
or not a Bakery should be supported. At any rate
he will give the business a fair trial this Winter.
November 15th, 1850. 92;
"ST. MARY'S S
HAL.E1GII, N. C
'N rerm or this acbool will commence
M on the Fourth day of January IS51. and con-
tinue 'till the 7th of June.
For a Circular containing full particulars, apply
to tne suoscrioer.
ALDERT SMEDES, Rector.
December 4th, 1850. 98
Q-. Standard, Fayetteville Observer, Chronicle,
Commercial and Journal. Wilmington, Newberuian,
watchman, Salisbury, N. S. Whig, Washington,
Old rorth State, tu. City, Petersburg Intelligencer,
Norfolk Herald and National Intelligencer, will in
sert five times, and send their bill to A. S.
J, D. WILLIAMS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MEKCIIAXTi
JT AYETTJE V ILL E,
NORTH CAROLINA.
Jnly 19th, 1850. 6
Livery Stables!
HE Subscriters, taice occasion to inform their
friends and the public generally, that they will
carry on the busi ies, in all its brandies, at the same
k-tand ; and that no ettbris nor expense will be
spared on their part to accommodate the travelling
cuminuuity. Conveyances, with good horses and
earfful drivers, will be furnished at all times and at
short notice : and iu tact, every convenience for
traveling, in the wav of I
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. SC.,
will he supplied oil the most favorable and ccoino-
daliug terms. ':
The Subscribers also expect to keep constantly on
hand.. good
HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, &.C.,
LS CSD Ca gxrtrrR
A nd persous wishing to put out their Horses by
the week, or mouth, or year, will have them well
attended to. at moderate prices. Their Stables are on
Wilmiugtou Street, just to the East of Market Square.
Hoping to receive liberal encouragement, tke un
dersigued pledge themselves to do all in their pow
r to merit pablic patronage and favor.
BUFFALOES-COOKE
PEEBLES. WHITE & DAVIS, i
'Grocers ami Com mission illcrclianls
- Old Street, Petersburg, Va,
"TTT"EEP always on hand a large and well assort
UYed supply of Groceries, and pay particular at-
teniiun to the sale of Cotton; Tobacco, Wheat
Flour, and all other kinds of produce. :
, ! i : i -LEMUEL; PEEBLES, 1
r ; t; I L THOMAS iWHITB," , j
l ; PETER K. DAVIS, Jr.
Petersburg July 20, ' jt ."'58 lyj
Tfust received by Express, this day,
Q) a lot of fine rench Merinos, assorted colors j
A LbO. a lot of Jenny Lind Trimmings., .: I
V EVANS & WILLIAM5.
r Oct- 2 1st, 1850. ' s - .85
APPLICATION will be made to the General
Assembly, now in Session, to incorporate a Savings
Bank, to be located in the town of Jackson, North
am'pton Couniy. ! , ''.-.
Not. 26ih. 1850, ; 96"4w
GENTLEMENS HATS. .
" FALL STYLE FOR 1850.
STIOME I H I NG entirely new and decidedly ele
2 gant. Call and examine. .
It. TUCKER & 80N.
August 26th, 1850. ' 69
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
OF the best quality may be found at the Drug
siloreof WILLIAMS, HAI WOUD &.UO,
NoTember 21st. f 94
FUESfl AIMtlVALS
SEMI-WEEKLY.
HARDING it CO. will receive new goods twice
a wee It during tne entire season, direct from
tbe Manufactory, By this arrangement, purchasers
will always find something new and attractive by
jamming their Stock. . As for Bargains, uents,
you cant begin to buy as cheap elsewhere. Call
d examine yourselves V "
Under the Telegraph Office,
FftyfUerille street
Raleigh, Not. 14th, 1850. 97
SPEECH OP
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On the resolutions- introduced by Mr Brid
gers, of Franklin, concerrting the North
Carolina Rail Road. :
- ':; concluded, t 5 u ;
-Besides the naturaf adranlages that" the
east has over the west,1 in commercial facili
tiesby its rivers, its harbors, and an ezten
ded coast, I am prepared to show that there
have been actual appropriations made,"since
the year 1816, east of Raleigh, of nearfr
Four Millions of Dollars I 'And daring" life
same time, the amount appropriated In the
whole west, has not exceeded the trifling smn
of fifty-five thousand dollars ; the larger por
tion of which is the State's stock in the l?tm
combe Turnpike; the principal oi which has
been paid; back everj cent of it ; and-the
road is now actually yielding aprofit of tnore
than 10 per cent.-AnVJ, sir, those 'Vast ap
propritions have been made in the east, not
in a few instances, but at -almost every ; ses
sion of the Legislature and that too, bjrthe
influence of western men, aye, sir, by wes
tern votes! Such has been uniformly the
lone arid temper "of the west towards the
east. So much so; indeed.5 that no murmur
has been ; heard no complaint1 has beeh'
made on the part of the west, except, .per
haps, a f w, whose m?nds are swayed by
sectional feelings arid local prejudices t or
flhose who continue to hold peculiar notions
on me suoject oi internal improvement be-
ing in iavoroniyoi a "judicious system !
which when defined by themselves, means,
simply nothing! no improvement at ajl.
Yes, sir, the west is - attached to the eat--their
common origin their common strug
gles in the days that " tried men's souls"
their common destiny attach them to their
eastern brethren. They have always been
liberal towards them, and their recorded votet
show it: And now sir, when a great scheme
is projected in which" Western North Caro
lina is so deeply and vitally interested, all
we ask is that- we may be let Hone in the
enjoyment of our rights;, and in'our efforts to
render prosperous our portion of the State,
and indirectly the whole State ; that we
may not be tantalized by an attempt to natch
from us, the first boon that has been held out.
just as we are reaching forth eager hands to
lay hold on it. All we ask, is, that no im
pediments or obstacles be thrown, in the War
by our eastern friends, , by whom we have
always so firmly stood. -But, sir, I feel con
strained to say, that the greatest opposition to
the Road, comes -from Counties through
which Rail-way 8 pass, and wherej therefore,
the great advantages of such improvements,
are .every day seen and, felt--aye,Vsir, ac
knowledged on this floor, " by the very men,
w,ho are most clamoious for the passage of
these resolutions, where the lands of their
constituents and every - other species 'of pro
perty' have so much appreciated and risen
in value, arid where prosperity arid wealth,
by mean s of Increased, facilities ' arid ' ready
markets, have crowned, with success" those
improvements. , I wilt riot stop; to enquire
whether this course of attacking the Central
Road as it has been twice, and I fear from
indications as it will continue to be attacked,
exhibts either good taste or correct feeling,
whether it is fair or generous! 6r,rmanly, on
the part of the. gentlemen, who' are desirous
of crippling the company . and jesseriirig' ihe
value of: their stock, and injuring - th!ttbck
holders in their vested rights ; but sir, I sub
mit, whether a course like this would char
acterize the patriot or the statesman the
man of enlarged and liberalized " sentiments,
looking not to party, not to location but
to the common interests of the Stale at Iare,
to the general welfare and , the prbspenty
and happiness of all her citizens. , : 1;
Oh ! sir, it is most painful and humiliating
to a true North Carolinian, to witness itht
continued labours and exertions that are be
ing used, to subdue the struggling energies,
that the State is, at last, putting forth, for her
redemption, and her physical and moral ele
vation ! .Struggling for the triumph of intelh-
gence over ignorance, of wealth over poverlv1
out, r, uuc w tucse resolutions assent
that ai majority of the freemen of North Car
olina, are opposed to the Central Road.-
(opposed to their own road I) and that it iV
inexpedient to build it V I deny it, and rnaia
tain that it would be a libel on the intalli.
gence of the people of the State, to believe
Beubtless tcsre are Counties. a f-rr
Counties of this opinion, and a few tdst po
liticians, and some respectable gentlemen on
this floor : but that this opinion prevails treh
erally, that it even approximates a majority
of the people, I cannot, I will riot for a mo-
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