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TOE DAIfAr REGISTER.
REaiARKS OF.
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EDITOR . AND PROPRIETOR :
Itiie semi-weekly . JBLEGISTER,1. t
Is issued on Wednesdays and Saturdays at. 8 i
per annum in advance; $4,50 if not paid within
six months r and $5 if not paid until the expiration
of the year" '.." - -- . . '
THE WEEKLY. IljioiSTER, " " '
Is issued every Wednesday at ' $'2,$0 if paid
within four months; otherwise $3.. , . . ;
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NEW; BOOKvSTORE,;;!
( Kl&V FaycttctiHe St.; pearly Opposite;.;
Vi.'-?": iiie. Post Off ice.-"' $.j
; ,'ra.IiEigh, jure?
ARE now receiving "an "extensive Assortment of
LiwfMedical,rrheological, Miscellaneous and School
Book'generallyV 'Annuals and choice. Boolcs for
Presents, Novels, Stationery of nU kinds,. -which we
re selling at the very lowest pricey ; prices which
we are confident jiidst jive entire saiisfaction. Call
iad examine-"; rftjQ'f'O- rrn-'t ; r-
. .t i t ? wU P6MEROY,;
at .
JYorricrrt JVffuZ By -Hail -Road Due daily at
1-2 p. m.,rand closes at 1 1 2 a; tn.J t f
SowAcrn Two-horse stage, ;tlue;dAily
tn., closes at 12 m. ' ; - -
Gw6orowffi Four-horsa.stap?t line Mon
day, Wednesday and .Saturday at 6 a; tam..,nni
closes Sunday, .Wednesday and Friday ,ai 12 in.
1 Newbem Four-horse, siagedue AVodnesday,
Friday and Sunday ?t 3 a. jn and closes Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday at 9 p. m. . , : . ; -
Tarbm-ough Two-horse stage, due Monday,
Wednesdayand Friday at 10 p. in,,: closes Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday at St p. m. ,w-v
-JPillshorougli Two Miurse gr due Monday
and Thursday at 7 p. m.t and cbscs Saturday
' ahilTiiesdavat 9 d ui."- 1 - :"-. "
; Roxborough- One-horse ;rnaili' Due ? Friday at J
9 ai m:; and closes 1 nday at 1 p. in. - -
Holly :iSrtSr--Horse ;Maii;idueMonday;at
4 p. ui., and closes Thursday atS p. in.
Letters. should lie iV. the O.iice lifteen minutes
before the time of closing.; ; : -
The Odice will be bpen'every day, except Sun
JayVroin S o'clockVa. tn. until 9 p. ri. t
On Sunday. it wdl be open from 8s to 91 a. tn.,
and oue hour directly alter lue Ufpariure 01 me
Western Mail. : . . ;
TH E. Subscribers have ihU day f jiined a .Copart
nership' iu a general business aSij f r C
- Booksellers and Stationers, R,.,
nadjwill contmuo to. carry pa the business under the
name aud.Firraf s
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RAleisjh, December 9t 14.850 j
4 POM E RQY.tfr O'H EAU
99
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; large iBupply ofAViitrTs Ii tlsram of Wild Cher
ry jost received and for sale oy K
Dec. 0th, 1850. f-C .
OS SUnd ird enpy. U
4mYV
: V ; YEHS CIIEli ft 1' JECTOUAL. -t
- -A fresh supply of Ayprs Cherry Pectoral just re
ceived an I fur sale by n ?m '2
i , t . ALSO - t - ;';'"'.
A Lnree sunnlv of l.nseed Oil just .... to hand nt
l ib mmu 1 erm 01 inis ocnooi win commence t , ,
0;i Constitutional Qmc7idrAe:il
On the'lSth oFJanuaryl85l aud terminate theirgt
week in IMovember.
i ; : v (COjicLU D ED.)
rmatw fottrtcirpfciasimffiv.. 13 9?'.'$ PW Pposedto bWakp;
Board -: - - -850 ool St -mn ? P'vut yesterday; as ,V
EnhTuition - I'' VV; ; l1
French - - ;'' 0 66?
frenca, .....i . ; . , , 1 1 j y po Though la rii a yottng.man -faiyse f, I recollect r'-
German.- .--.--" - 10.C0.: -oTt'-- t?nf r. lu' ueci
Music on Harp'and use of instrument, v v :a. oa T O M,or Tr,.oa eea J:i
Masia on Piano and of insitnment.- CO lS f? .il ia
Music oi Guitar and of instrument,' X' il0 SSf What is desired by those
Drawins nd( Painting, t, ; v - f4- - ' v 10 OU S!" soptese
Painting in oil colors', V-. 15 t0 ..V??Jfv 7 n?!sl1 heyvis!r ta estab
W;hinff and FueL - -CtdU l,sh. ;m e tesis in its stfad I am bound to
Useful and Orjiamerftal Needle woik free of charge.
Ty. No extra charge Avhateverw'd ,bokx.
Statinoary, furnished at ihejowegt refai pricey
ll is particularly desirable ;tha pupils . .should tc
present at thecommencemeni of the es?jon a? stu
d ies "wi II hen'ie a rra used and idasses Jorme d
rAH aruclea M clothing mnst bo oiarked. witlt Jthe;
owners nameinfnll. ssVi
A-circular containing fuller 'information. frill: v'.be
addressed toall'teTonstrhrmayrdestre:- ir;-.-!
,' t,Warrentonj January Ut,4S5I. , iv 511-
AVING returitetl frpmjhe -Northern cities, af
ter mnklni the most careful arid 'choice col-
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UP STAIRS, ' . -
SMlTHS'BUiLOlNGSv'
- - Open from 7: A. jfl.Jo 10 P. 31.; ,
:xo AmnirrANCElyiTiiix tiiebaru
- Rates -r V .First 10 words, BT'h addi'l w'd,
Raleigh to Petersburg,
s'iWastilugtoii'
-Ha1tini'ie
" Philadelphia
New Yurk
Fayettevtlle
.Cherw : r
, Gharlestoa"
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44 il
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Macon . 7y
.Muatgoiaery 1 IS--.
- a Mobile - . 13S
. New. Orleans 172 ,
. A4 all the places on this and. other liuea efcam
Thumcatiyn in proportion to .listnnce. ; . 5v j
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6
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OF CAUOLIill
; ' MutuaL Insurance Cnpanyf -f -'-
5ec6nl Floor, SmitliV IMoCk. ndjotningTeleVfaph
Onice.: '
PescudV DRUG STORK.
Stnndaru copy. -;.
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, -STATEJQEPTHCAROLINA:;
A DIVIDEND ofriVK riiii cent an the Capital
stock o thi Bank, ha been decllred vfor tha last
si.x months oavable t the Priuci pal! Bank oa the
first ;Mouday hi J auaary, next ana.'at rtie Branches
fifteen days thereafter. s . v. ; ;i
: - ; - , C. D E WEY, C ashte r.-
Raleigh, December! Ithl850. v, td 100
. t !. Sur, Titne3, and 'StiridaVd copy v ' J
To tha Citizens, of , CaroUna particularly.
WE can measure and furnish an entire suit of
clothes (inclading cmt,)autaloons,and vest.)
at from 35 to 544 ; and vrill Warrant them ' to be e
qual in nlt'respect to any that cnu h furnished io
ant
unless thty prefer it.
Rileigh, Nov. 8. 1350.'
from New York . Philadelphia and Baltimore
any piece not foana' in his catalogue can be 'procor'
ed iu a;week.v' . j- I', C - M:
PIANOS, - 'r'ivT
frotqthe best manufacturers of NewYork, Philadel
phia ami Baltimore, and superier- in workmanship
and tone to any ever befere oirercd in thi or adja
cent Slates for the ssine prices : $-.;if i
Seraphines and Accordeons ViolinsViolon
; : cellos and Guitars. :-t:Hl
A large and elegant assortment of the best Italian
Strin2s,. d'ersons wishing tQ purchase either by the
single string or bundle, wilt find it to their advantage
to can Detore purcnasmg aisewnere... , ,f , j
Schools and Seminaries supplied with Mcstc. In
struciion Books, ""Strliiss, Music, paper. c on the
most reasonable term. . "Also, vr?.
, BRASS BAND INSTBUMllCTS
liiank'Books for Bands, and Band I ustruction Book;
lUV J uiiiu umiEt I -7' 1 . . ' '-- ".
no longer sen out of the State for.cheap Ulothing.i!" ori,evrry uus iu u.-t i--"-
PROCTER.
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' Uoyul R deigh Ringtail Rrmer.
SOUTHERLY REGALIA DEPOT!
v ' Mutual JJfeiJnsurahbe Company ' VJ;
Opposite j the Post UlSceundcrpid . Fellows
HAU &t4 .:..-;Vv.
2. .:
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UlSGOUNf "DAY; TUcSDAy..
Exchange, Bal t iinori Pu iUdelph w an d JN . Y or k,
t per ct premium. , . ' Si.. -. A. .
Virginia and South Carolina money Bankable, of
ihtdviuoaiinutioH of $5 aud upwards. iii.
" f l5co;;V; XlontecaiPreVt.C: TU
; lyOharles Deyrey Cadlief.v iu:, t'- x 'iiCV.
Zi Seymour W. .Whit in Teller fri, . A "frv -Daniel
DuPre, Bookkeeper X--;
Thos. ;W, Dewey, C lerk. - '-" .
flours of hitsinessjio:n l0 a. m. to2 p. i.
DISCOUNT DAY, W EUN ESOAY.
- 'Moardjqfi Direct ars meet nt 10 a. m.
BANK RATES FOR SELLING EXCH NGK;
oisat uhecKs on iv lora per cui. rromuuti
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C.illlinwre :
Notes of the Suuth Carolina and Virginia Banks
reeived, - ' '
J. D. WILL
FORWAKD1NG AND COMMISSION-
PATtri'v;; v - -
NORTH CAUOIilN A.
P. HORTON KB A CH,
-o. 1. iTlaitt Street, lliclneioiKl, Va,
fiTVffJANUFACTUUEU ot Masonic, "Odd Fellowa,
eaVM Soil of Tempersince, Rcchahites, American
Mechanic?, Droidji, i2ed Miriia. and ull other socitirs
ft E GdLM,BZJYJYE ft FL4 QS.SIGJSrMS,
Jtcyali Costuws, Roks, 'Sashes, Jewel 's, nnd all
o'her Equipments on hand and made to order-ta-shoft
notice;- i !i;:M.i -r
N.-U. Having secured tKewrricesof Mr. HEN
RY iMESEKE, familiarly connected with thediff rr
ent orders, and well known in Baltimore ns a superi
or workman in the above line I am now prepared
to compete with any est'iblisbmeut in the TJ. States,
in either ftyle, qualify or price. ,v-, ; ' x
Order from abroad respectfully solicited - ,
December 2nd, 1830. --.:. ; '
A iMJi.JLJk. Jk, - ' m AA AS
fBHE 18h Terra of this School will, commence
IL r on the Fourth dy of January. IS51, and con
tinue Mil the 7th of June. wi
For a Circul ir poataiuiug full particulars, apply
to the Subscriber. t r-ri itf-i
' ALDERT SWEDES, Rector.
December-4th,185H , : : 98
: CG" Standard? Fajettevilj Observer," Chrouirle,
Comniorci d ah 1 Journal, Wilmington, .Newberuiau,
W a tch nun, Salisbu ry, N ii- W h ig, VV ash i ng t on ,
Old North State, E. City j ; Petersburg intelligencer,
Norfolk Herald and National Intelligencer, will in
sert five tinier, arid Send their bill. to A; S. -
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"I
HE Subscribers, take occasion "to inform" their
friends aiid'the public geuerally," that they' will
crry on the bnsi iens, in all its brauches, the same
stand ; and that ?no "ellbrtsj nor expense " Will - be
spnrefl on their part to" accommodate ''.the'' travelling
community. Conveyances', with good jiorsea aud
careful drivers, will be furriihea at all times .and at
short notion aud iu ' lact,' every convenience for
iraveNhtfcin the wa'v of f . .. ' v- ., - .
. . HORSESC ARM AGESr BUBQlES; &Cl," '
will be supplied on theriiotit favorable and accomo
dating terms, . . 1 "T ;
- - I ha Subscribers also expect to keep coustautly on
bamkuood .1 . wv t w.-.
- HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, aC
And persous wishing to; put out their "Horses -by
lh weekr or 'moHth,'or year, will have them well
attended to, at moderate prices. Their Stables are ou
Wilmiu'jjlou Street 'just to "the East of Market 'Squared
1 1 r Mo Vrceive liberal encouracerieut the ua-
dexs". - i Iti! 'themselves to do all iu their pow j
ar to merit cabiic patronage and"faToK:;-'"i"---" '"f !
. ' BUFFALOE D COOKE . ;
conciuue inai i.nis is theirobject, ... Why 1 Be-
cause no mancanrhove from the basis as it r.o7 "
stanwhKbut arriving: at the White basis. TlrjT
h notha!ljv;ahoo at.
If he finds Wuch house and stops," then he will
findnolM
go for, the federal basis id the House of Commons
r.s it now stands, and the White basis in the Sen
ate. -Well they may. ; For the West now has the:
control of the House of Comrhons,while the safety
.of the East fieslonly iri tn: "SehatcV and -thero onl
jfa m;uor;ty;(if;li)ur yotes. EsiablislKthe-whita "
basia inthe Seqatc. -andj't. vgive,thei West at:
least tei) majprityihere Others m aceommoda
ting: say they go for the present basis in the House1
of Cojnnions and n basis in the Senate mixed up
T'l M' ."bfc1"be''i' thegoy.y. M fir as is necsarf -to ilcS the
C , ; 7 . ftTcfW I cy 01 me- west ana nrtten-vt-.jVf.x4 ri-;?
i?'-?lf ' r?.T!Lf?V-!?"" ;f,"t.-P??,li i . iyingr.. that majoiitjr of -the'Totm 6t State
l4;f8onb,c-: -New. Musidc ntanylyreceivM pthrto control & trithout regard to taxation W fed e-1-
rat numoers m every, case. ? JNow, r7rould they get
this hytho white TDais; -:I sav ther- would not - ft la
a pretty proposition; butfiide,'; Inwardly it is rain and'
futUe, , Lo not gentlemen know, that so long as North .
Carblina;xbtcs tytieongiwill itremain vat
certain whether. aJniajoriry ori a- minoVity - govei-n. i
oujjposijaiic wiuie oasis escauusueu, j uder that ba
sis, stippo.; fifihemigs and Bixtv one Democrak
elected to the liouse of Commons." Eacli WLirr p1p.
tedrmay;haye received every vote in his Couuty".
Each Democrat may! have received a Tjate hininrit
over Whig opposition. jKow,Th this case,; the Demo
crats rule thebtate, although the. Whigs lack but a
tery few . votes of having double1 the number : in the
State that llio Deniocrats have: i Ac-am : i How would -
hcsG sticklers foirtlie white .basis,' dispose of fractious
in Counties I vThcy dare not either fiive those frac
tions away? or-smother them. ; . , . u
A proposition differing from the one under consid
eration, has been sjxkeu of, which is to submit to the
people the question, whether theywish an unlimited
Convention or not ? without further providing for the
call of Said f VnVeuticii. This, it is said is to ascertain
the voice of the people, in order that the next General
Assembly may knoy how. to act. V This proposi
tion is the most plausible of alL" ; To make it more
bu it cans u vuuvunuou - on ine leuerai.Dasisi
What does that mean ? "Hiat each - County shal 1
be entitled to the same numher of members" in said
Convention as it now has in, the; House of Com
raons., .In.the House of Commons the West has
the strength ,by; eight or. ten majority. ; So much
tor the iederal . basis, part ot tm Convention, tand
i would like to know what other, basis it could be
called on. 'I The proposition in question, it is said,
requires nothing but a majority of each Honse 'to
passlt aa iris only a call for Jnformation. Now, " "
sir, I never vet found an advocate of this thinp; who
would tell one wnat would De the consequence if
a bare 'majority of the people "voted for ik ' But
suppose Ave pass jt -a It goes' before the people.-
In the .West, the yhite. basis men of course go for ,
it to a man; IThe advocates of, electinp; Judges,
&c; are told that.here is their chance. .Those who
desire the concurrence of two Legislatures in order
to spend public moneys in any Rail Road are ready
to suppose thatthejr can -attain "their object In '
short, Uie hill 1 isadvecated- on different, grounds
here and there, ' To complete the matter the fifty
thousand ubu-slaveholders , in dhe. State, caring
nothing about the basis of representation, all jump
at the opportunity of gettting what they want
Out of these different elements, a majority vote for
the bill. iTlie riext General Assembly meets.
The work is already done The iworded majority .
of the people of North Crtrolina will beso dwelttip
oh as to roverawo-r ther General -Assembly.; Two
thirds will be got, not because they approve it, but
because tliey are" afraid to oppose the vote of th
people' '
Now, is it riot clear that this whole change is
effected by a mere majority instead of two thirds?
Ineed not press the question i
"'rhegentlemaii frorn rBuncpmber EminJ)
says that 4he compromise entered into in 1835, in
regard to the basis of representation, iV not bind
ing, because the East had the; West in her power,
and could dictate, her own tetms. plcs that
the West -was under duress and that therefore she
is not bound by the instrument Now, sir, J al-
monlv souaht tor nnd 'desired. "
Call one door North of the City ! H ill, , Fayetle-
villeStroet. r - lw V. PBTEUSlLlA.
Haletjih, December- 29thv. X
II-
anto scijooi
AT
TIlE txext session of tbislnstitution will Com
menceou the 15th-of January, ltiOT, and continue
until the 7th f J une fol lowing. i ? Vih I K TT
Young gentlemen 'who are; jdesiroua of readiiig
Law with the undersigned, will tlo weli to attend at
the first of the Session, so that they may be-formed
into the hecessiry Clas3es. This will J benefit the
tmnil. as well as lighten the labours of tli te.acher
: The one or the otheri of the instructors will have
charge of the School; nearly all theyear, and during
r .1.:. i... v. : 1 1 i l. :..
a pOrliOU ui iuc iiuiu uuiu win uo ucio iv u
stmctionj" ! c-- : V .
Te xt-books c:in be had 'here at the prices charged
by Mr. E. Hale, orFayeUetillo -
Tuitio'n;fee for the whole course of legal inslfuc-
tiou will be O.nb HuxDaer Dollars - ?2 -
:-'-v-p. ct- J. I. BAILEY.
v ' w " p :, vt' f nash.
: Hill4oroVDec.31 st, 1850., "H -ti 1 "12m
v -:.
Claisical tiucl Matliematical
. -Hillsboiough, N C
"THE exercises of the Caldwell Institute haying hen
discoirtinued, the subscribers Will Open a School on
th i"I"4lbday"hf January; 185 tJn hf building lately
uaptl by ihannsiuuuon, unuer uneir 'own coutro
and : direction-V'.
r The course of instruction will be such as; to pre
pare young men thoroughly Jor the Sophomore class
in College, or when. a College course isnot intend
ed, fot the business transactions of life.
Thestrictf st 'attention will be givan lo the mora
deportment of the studehUVafld if long experience in
the education .of youth be a ground of confidence to
those who may patrouize the School, wo promise to
use that experience to promote, the, test interests o
those who may be committed to our coarge. i iu
"Terms in the Ulasfcical and Maihcmalica' depart
ment, $2tn aud m Engsh $15 session in advance-
- v - ALEX. -WILSON
T . . ,RALPH.H. GRAVED.
Hillbore Dec. 2Ut, I85(V; 103
- . NOTICE.
IS horehv eiveh that application will be mode to
ihc 1'iesident, Directors" and Companyrof the ; Bank
ol Cape Fear", at the expiration of three mouths from
thU da'te.for the issue 1 a txew trertiScateTor 2 1 shares
of the toVk of said Bank ' i n the na me of . Dr. Isaac
Burns, jdee'd in the stead of one lost " -Application
will also te made to the President,' D
rectors end Company of the Bank of the State
North Carolina at the expiration of three raoths,for
the issue of a new CerliScate - for IW share " of the
Stock of said Bank, in tine name of Dr. Isaac Burns
dee'd, in the stead of one lost. ? "4:
J---. Dec. 20th, l?ZQ. , .' -' J -"" '' 1 03
,'. . . - -r z'. ' frVr, -'V-T.-':' :::'?.
wa)rs thought that a ' party could not aceeptthe
advantages, of anlinstrument and disown' its dis
advantages. t If you .take ."a. benefits jttnder it yctt
must notdisown ibi other rcquiresicntx If vcvl
dofdisb'wn'iT r:'yp"d;'dlsoVn the whcls. If the '"
gentleman from Buncombe placc3 l.lz::;If ca this v
ground, lie will be thrown bad: epen eld Cc
stituticn under which I dcutt very cih;h;cr.
tlia gentleman would be ; cptitled't ase4t i2th -V
Hotise of Ccn:nioc ;,; y -'V'? , :- .--y .
3 illutMr-Speakcr, T.wjlt not argue thiracrti.03 v
of changing th.ebsipf representation. U jhe tHlnl ; :
of ths east to the present ccmprcmisa is eo czz -and
plain that it would be weakened by argumcr.t .
Gentlemen may frame their Jilli and attempt to
raise the popubr cry of & "PeopleVConvention.'
f