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.-. 1 " 1 . -'.... ... -. . . . . . , . - - - - - - - ... - ., - ? i -- ; , ; - . . - - . -.' :.yv-t- THE DAILY REGISTER, TII& SEMI-WEEKLY REGISTER, Is issued on Wednesdays and Saturdays at $ I perannura in advance ; 4.50 if not paid within six months ; . and $5 if not paid until the expiration of the year. . . ' , 7 THE WEEKLY REGISTER, V T issued every Wednesday at '2,50 if paid within four months; otherwise $3. : : V; ; BUS1NBSS DIRECTORY. - - MAIL ARRAXG EMEjYTS - J&rtiierii MailBy IVH llnm!, Due daily at 1-2 p. m., and closes at ilia, in; - Southern T wo horse stage, due daily at 11 a. in., closes at 12 m. Greensborough Four-horse, stajp, due Mon day, Wednesday and Saturday at G. a. m. an J closes Sunday, Wednesday and Friday at 12 tn. T J5errt-Four-hof-se stae due Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Ft 3 a. m., and closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 9 p. in. . Jiiori rd4orhe ?stagtv Jue Monday, .Wednesday and Friday at 1U p. iu., closes Mon day, Wednesday and Saturday at 9 ji.iri. PUtsboroiigh -Two horse Maf, due Monday j and Thursday . at 7, p. lii., and cUses Saturday ; and Tuesday at 9 p. m. ' iJoxiorowgi Oae-horse mail, 'Due Friday at 9 a. m. and closes Friday at I u m. Holly SpringsHorse Mail, ; due Monday at 4 p. in., and closes Thursday at 9 p. in. .... Letters should be in the Odice tiheea minutes before the time of closing. , The Odice will be open every dajr, except Sun day, from 8 o'clock a. m. unfit 9 p.; in."" On Sunday, it will be opeii from tii to 9i a. m., and one hour directly alter the departure ol the . Western jNIad. , ' v , ! ,;., : .,E ; ,-; 3 TILlRAH OFFICE, : .. . UPSTAIRS, r , NEW BOOK STORE, P0HER0Y& O'NEAL No, 16, FajreltCTille St., Nearly Opposite the Post Office J RALEIGH, N. C. 'ARE now receiving an extensive assortment of Tviw, Medical, Ideological, Miscellaneous and School Boik, generally, Annuals and choice Books for Present, Novel-, Stationery of nil kinds, which we nr selling at the very lowest prices; prices which we are cunfideut must give entire satisfaction. . Call and examine. W. t. POME ROY, J. W. O'NEAL, De5,0th, ISaO. 95 THE Subcnbrrs h:ive this day farmed a Copart nership hi a general business as Bioksclicrs and Stationers, nd will, crmtinue 10 carrj on the bukiness under the Bame and Firm f ' " v POMEROY 0?NEAL. R l?h, Decemhir 9th, 1S50. 99 W1STAUS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. A large supply of Wistur's B tlsam of Wild Cher ry just teceived nd lor sale by - r f pEseun. Dec. 9 lb, 1.850.,, m?" S'wndrird copr. 99 SMITH'S BUILDINGS. Open from 4 A A. to 10 P. M. MO ADMITTANCE WITHIN THE BAR ! ! ' Rates - First 10 Word, addil w'd. Raleigh to Petewburg, u : u u u M I. H It M 4 t Richmond Washingtoa Baltimore Philadelphia 4i New York " Fayetteville CherawJ Charleston I.Macon Montgomery Mobile 3U ctg. 32 H 44 $4 ' 74 u 84 . 21 . 28 u SO 97 11 " 2 9 133 New Orleans lli ' And all the places on this and other line ef cni nunieation in proportion toditance. ffifgS OF TH Eg W OKI' 11 CAROLINA Mutual Insurance Company t RALEIGH Second Floor, Smith's Block, adjoining Telegraph Office. OF THE AOK I i CAROLINA ,-. Mutual Life Insurance Compan y, . RALEIGH Opposite the Pot Odice under Oid Fellow DISCOUNT DAY. TUESOAV. - Board Meets at 11 O'clock BANKING HQ URS FROM 10 TO : - VV.il. JUNES. Ckir. F.O. HILL. Teller. Exchange, Baltimore, PuilaUlphiaaad N. York. 1 per ct. premium. , Virginia andSouth Carolina money Bankable, of tkeJdeoominatioB of $5 and upwards. Geo. W. V or lecai, Prea't. ; Charles Dewey, Cashcr, l Seymour W. Whiting, Teller V Daniel UuPre,' Bookkeeper, C Tbos. W.Dewey, Clerk. Hours of biuiiiessjrom 10 a.m. to 2 p. wu DISCOUNT DAY. WEDNESDAY. Hoard of Directors meet at 10 a. m. ANK RATES FOR fiiELUNG EXCH VN'GE. AYEKS CUERR Y PECTORAL. A friih supply of Ayers Cherry Pectornl juat re eeived an4. tor tads by P. F. PESCUD. . ALSO A Lnrjje supply nf l.'useeJ OH just to band at Feacmt' IJ It UG STOKE. ' Dec.9ih, 183. ' 99 CEF Standard copy. BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. , A DIVIDEND ofriva tka obntoo the Capital stock ot thi Bank, has been declared for the last six mouth payable at the PrincipaJtBauk on the nrt Monday iu Jannttry next andat the 15 ranches fifteen days thereafter. . C. DEWEY, Cashier. Raleigh, December 11th, 1850. . td 100 Star, Times, and Standard copy. See fit. K. 15. K. To the Citizens of N- Carolina particularlyt WE can measure and furnish an entire suit of clothes (including coat, pantaloonsrtnd Test,) at from 35 to $44 j and will warrant them to be e qual in all respecu to any that can be furnished in the United States for that money. Gentlemen need no longer send out of the Stile tor cheap Clothing, unless they prefer it. . - OLIYEU & PROCTER. Bileigh, Nor. 8. 1S30. 90 Royal Raleigh Ringtail Rouaers. SOUTHERLY REGALIA DEPOT I B Sight Checks on New'Vork 4; per ceut. Premiain. u i Philtfiie.lii'ta it . u J'. BaUimoie i u . QNotes of the South Carolina and Virginia Bauk received. ' .. ' " . J. D. WILLIAMS, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION I?1E!IIANT, rAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. nly 19th, 1350. P. HORTON KEACH, 3fo. 91. ITlaiu Street, Kichitioiid, Va-, aTrt A N UFACTU RE R ot Masonic, Odd Fellows, Bfcij Sons of Temperance, RecJiabites, . American Mechanics, Druid. Red Mens, and all other societies REGiLLl,BdJWTJlStFLJlGStSIGJYjlLS, &.c, also. Costvmrg, Robes. Sashes, Jewels and all other Equipments on hand and made to order ta short notice. N. B. Having secured the services of Mr. HEN RY MESEKE, familiarly connected with the diff er enl orders, and well known iu Baltimore rs superi or workman in the above line, 1 am now prepared to compete with any establishment in the U. Slates, ia either tyle, quality or price. Orders from abroad respectfully solicited December 2nd, 1850. ST. M&BT'S SGHOOIs, THE 18th Terra or this School will commence on the Fourth day of January 1851, and con tinue 'till the 7th of Juiwe. - For a Circular containing full particulars, apply to the Subscriber. , AT nuoT OHPnpo T . -A l' n lv. j. omtiUDo. ivecior. , December 4th, 1850. 98 Stan lurd, Fayetteville Observer, Chronicle, Couimsrci dund Jouina!, Wilminijlon, Newbernian, Watchman, Salisbury, N. S. Whig, Washington, Old North State, E. City, Petersburg Intelligencer, Norfolk I Irald and Nuuonal Intelligencer, will in sert five limes, and sren.l their bill to A. 8 5 Livery Stables! MR Stihxcriher, take occaiou to inform their friend and th pubiic generally, that thej will carry on the bui tes. in all its branches, at the same stands and that no eObrta 'nor expense will be xpred on their part to accommodate the travelling community. Conveyauo.es, . with gnod horses and careful drivers, w ill be furnished at all times and a! hrt nosice ; and iu tact, every convenience fur traveling. in the wav ot . ... . HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. &.C., will he bUpplifd on the mol favorable and accoino daliu; terms. . ' 1 Vhe subscribers also expect to keep constantly on hand, good . ,A . HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, &C, And persons wishing to put out their Horses by the week or month, or year, will have them well attended to, at moderate prices. Their Stables are on Wilmington Street, just to the East of Market Square. Hoping to receive liberal encouragement, tke un dersigned pledge themselves to-do all in their pow er to merit publie patronage and favor. BUFFALOfi COOKE IjllMIU! lillillliiUIJi I- Warrenton, N. C. REMARKS OF - li ON THE COWrElTTION qUCSTlOW, si THE ninth Term of this School will commence IN THE HOUSE OF f0 Ifimvn rn?n on the 15th of January 1851 and terminate the first; - v ' r - - '- week in November. , , . j Mh. Bpeae : C did not int,d, Vhea lerms as follows, per session of five months : . this discussion began, to say anything in to Board, 50 00 : gard to ihe proposed amendraent to th iVni 12 00 Bliiution. If the debate had ,WMAAv4 English Tuition, ; French, 10 00 German, 10 00 .Music on Harp and ace of instrument, v 35 00 Music on Piano and 'use of instrument, 23 00 Mujiic oii Guitar and use of instrument, 20 00 Drawing and Painting, 10 00 Painting; in oil colors, 15 00 Washing and Fuel., . 6 00 Useful and Ornamental Needle woi k free of charge. No extra charge whatever will be made. Book. Stationary, &c, furnished at the lowest retail price. It is particularly desirable that pupils should be present at the commencement of tire session, asstu dies will then he arranged and classes formed. All articles of clothing must be marked with the owners name in full.' A circular containing fuller information will be addressed to all persons who may desire it. . DANIEL TURNER. Warrenton, January 1st, 1851. 5t 1 MUSIC ST0KI5. MAYING relumed from the Northern cities, af ter making the most careful ard choice col le (Mfu in his line, the subscriber is now prepared to offer to the public a splendid sssortment cf Musical Merchandize, embracing . , MUSIC, a large and general assortment of the most popular and fashionable. New music constantly -receivbd trom New Yrk, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and any piece not found in his catalogue can be procur ed in a week ' : . : t - PIANOS. 5 from the best manufacturers of New York, Philadel phia and Baltimore, and superier in workmanship and tone to any ever befere offered jn this or adja cent States for the same prices. Seraphines and Accordeons, Violins, Violon- i I cellos and Guitars, "A large and elegant assortment of the best Italian Strings. - Persons wishing to purchase either by the single string or bundle, will tint) it to iheir advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere. , . Schools and Seminaries supplied wih Music, In utruction Books, Strings, Music paper, -c, en the most reasonable terms. Also,' BRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS, Blank Books for Band, and Band Instruction Book; in short, every thing in the Music department com monly sought for and desired. Call one door North of the City Hall, Fay ette ville Street. K. W. PETE RSI LI A. . Raleigh, December 29th. J6t 1 aato school AT 'THE next session of this Institution will com mence ou the 15th of January, 1851, and continue uutil the 7th ef June, following. Young gentlemen who are desirous of reading Law with the undersigned, will do well to attend at the first of the Session, so that they may be formed into the necessary classes. This Will benefit the pupil, as well as lighten the labours of the teacher. The one or the other of the instructors will have charge of the School nearly all the year, and during a portion of the time both will be here to give in st ruction. Text-books can be had here at the prices charged by Mr. E. J. Hale, of Fayetteville. Tuition fees for the whole course of legal instruc tion will be Onk Uundrkd Dollars. J. L. BAILEY. , F NASH. HilUboro', Dec. 31t. 1S50. 12m to its legitimate limits-tbe consideration cf the manner of amending the constitution, Wheth er by a convention or by Legislative enact ment I should -have been satisfied to. cast my vote in silence. But, sir, this has not been the case. Important questions f coa stitutioual reform have been freely discussed by gentlemetr on both sides of this House, for several daysu.past questions which, in my opinion, tho' connected with, do not ns cessarily arise out of, the proper, considera tion of the various projects now. before- the House. The great importance of some of these questions to my constituents and th people of that section of the State from which I cerae, makes it in . my opinion incumbent upon myself and every Western man, to ex press h!s sentiments candidly and, fearlessly upon them. ,; , , . ..t , , : u . It is necessary in the outset, however, to the p-cper understanding of this whole mat ter, to go back a little into the past and trace the early history, the ria and progress of tho free suffrage movement in this State ;: for that movement begot the present cry for fur ther reform. Such an investigation, if fair ly and impartially made, will help us mar vellously, to come to correct conclusions as to what ought to be done for the people and what ought to be done for. certain politicians in this State. , The future chronicler of this event might write its history some what alter mis lasnion : .. . - Classical nud Dlatliematical HiUsbotough, N C THE exercisvsol the Caldwell Institute having been discontinued, the subscriber will open a School on the Hlh day of January, 1851, in tho building lately used by that institution, under their own control and direction. . The emme of instruction will be such as to pre Dare young men thoroughly for the Sophomore class iu . College, or when a College course la not intend ed, for the business transactions of life. The slricwst aUention will be givan to the moral deportment of the students, and if long experience in the education of yuth be a ground of confidence to ihoe who t.'.ay patronixe the Srbool. we promise to use that experience to promote the best interests ot those who may be committed to eair charge. Terms in the Classical and Mathcmalica1 depart ment Sit'; and in English $15 a seseitm in advance- . ALEX. WILSDN ; RALPH H.GKAVEK. HilUbW, Dec. 21-t, U3Q. 103 ' NOTICE. ' IS hereby given that application will be made to iho President, Directors and Company of the Bank ot Cape Fear, at the expiration of three mouths from this dae,for tho Usue of a new certificate for 21 shares of the stock of Paid Bank, in the name of Dr. Isaac Burn, dee'd in the stead of one lost. , Ap4icatiou will alb be maJe to the PresiJent, Di rrctorsand Company of the Bauk of the State of North Carolina at the expiration of three tnonthe.for the issue af a hew Certificate for 10 share of the Stock of said Bank, in the name of Dr. Isaac Burns decL. in the atead of one lost. ' E.B. BURNS, AdWr, Dec. 20th, 1850. - J The Democratic party for a number of years had been in a hopeless minority in the Slate. They only ran a candidate for, Gov ernor to keep up their organization and the idea of electing him was never seriously en tertained for a jnoment. - After a long series of defeats no man could be found who would as others had done, before him offer himself a willing sacrifice upon the altar of his party. The Democratic parly was therefore, about the year 1848 in ajrreat strait for a candi date.' No one offered his services and the list of martyrs had long since been exhausted. What- was lo.be done ? Defeat could he borne, for it had been borne with philosophic fortitude before but now dissolution stared the great democratic party full in the face, and unless some new man or some new mea sure could be started to rescue them, from the dangers which surrounded them, .'the people of North Carolina would soon knoir them no more forever. Just at this critical time, the Star of promise, to the democratic , party rose in the West," in the person of uavia a. jtteia, 01 me county 01 itociftngnam. He was willing to be the democratic party's candidate, provided, they would suffer him to bestride a certain hobby, which according to a prevailing rumor of the times was man ufactured in part at that great national estab lishmentWashington City, which turns out annually; so large a number of .hobby horses for the use of politicians in the differ ent States. This" hobby was called Free Suffrage at first, but has since been nick named Equal Suffrage. . - The success of the Democratic - party de pended upon some movement of this sort. -Mr. Reid'a hopes were based on making Whig converts in the West But his chan ces there were "desperate, unless he could show the people in that section something as a set off, for the vot s he had invariably giv en against them and their interests. , His voles on the distribution of the school fund on the Cherokee lands on making new Counties ifi the West,' all had to be met,' end he was shrewd enough to select a mcina cf defence which so tickled the popular pdate in that quarter and in fact all over the Ststs, ' that it finally secured his election as Gover nor."' ' . ' v;: y - r:J This, I believe, it ari impartial History of the origin of free suffrage m this State. 'It is the offspring of party has been raised with party ever since its birth, and If- ti proof were needed that it is still an element of party, it may be found in the resolution I of the two party Con ventions which aisem- candidates far Governof-i-it may be foaiid: in the composition of the Committee to whom amendments to the constitution have bien entrusted in this Hause- And here vuld remark, that i while I entertain the. most - profoundrespect for every member of that Committee and tor . yourseii, wr bpsalrtr, who appointed them, it is a little rem vkbb 4? i. a w
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