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' K ' . ' , V ?pTT7 V- I. i J 1 t;' n"f?T"S, ' 'TIS THE DAILY REGIS PER, SDITOft t ATID: PROFiUflloa , . , 4m sir-WKEKLY; registkr,! j Is issued on Wednesday and Saturdays at $ 4 per annum in advancer ; ,$4,50 if pot paid within six months ; and $5 if not paid u ntil the expiration , of the veaiv; A i:-ffi:WEEKLY; REGISTER,--:' ; U issued "eyeryjWcnesSay : at $2,50 if paid BUSINESS DIRECTORY, NEW BOOK STORE, POIiIER0Y& O'NEAL. No, IG, Fajftlleville St., Nearlj Opposite the Post (Wire. ' RALEIGH, N. C. "'.'ARE uow Teceiring an 5 extensive assortment of LiWjMltcal.Theologrical, Miscellaneous and School Book?, generally, ''Annuals and choice; Dooks for Pre-seuis, Norel, Stationery-of nil kiuds, hih we are selling at t ha Very lowest prices ; prices tvhich we are confident must give entire satisfaction.; Call and. examine s , - - ,- ' W. L. P.OMEROY, - -v.:- ' J. W. O'NEAL. Dec Oth i 1S50, 95 ,r? .MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.; ; : ' 4 TJVurttem, JVm'fBy Rail Uoad. Uue daily at l.Q n. m. and closes at 11 1 m. , , Sowiicrn- Twd- horse staedue daily a t 11 a. xn., closes at l2trt ;-f ': r Crrewisfcomi-Four-borse' stae, due - Mon Wiulnw)iiiri oniliStaturdav a! (i a. m. and closes Sunday, Wednesday and Friday at 12 m. J XNcvobtfti -Four-horse stae, due Wednesday; Friday and Sunday t.t 3 a.m. and closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thwrsday at 9 r. m, . ; " Turfcoroug Two-horse stage, due Monday, Vednesday .and riday at, 10 p. rn., closes Mon dayj Wedneslfay and Saturday at 9 p. m. rUUbomtigh Two; horse stage I due Monday and Thursday : at 7 p. . m., anil closes Saturiay and Tuesday at 9 p. m:u : ''I - J.;' " Roxbbrough One-horse mail, Due Friday at 9 a. m , and closes Friday at 1 p. ml 'Holly SpHngs-HoT$e Mail, due Monday at 4 prmr, and closes Thursday at 9 p. m.- Letters should be in;t he Office tif teen minutes t before'the time ofclosing w ' the Office will be open every day , except Sun day, from, 8 tJc!ock a. m. until 9 p. m.f , ?, ' On'Sunday, it-will be jjpenlrom 8s 16 91 a. m., and one hour .ditecilyU alter the.dfparture oi the ... m ' ! i -t -it it'll ' . 1 '2 -A ti VyesternMail,. ; r ? SMIXHIS BUILDINGS, v 1 JVX ADMITTANCE WITHIN THE BAR!! A ? IRates 2 First 10 wordij E'h addH W'd. RaleigW io Petersbarg,' t c. u i it U tt u tl 31 cts. ' Washingtoa K;44 Haltimure iL- 4 Philadelphia 74 New York ' 84 FnvettefilU 21 " UheraWj ; -f Oharlestoa -! 04 4 Macon H 9? Moutzoinery IU 44 ,-'tl '' ,? 2 a a s s 6 1 I 3 & tt 7 0 HE 8ubcribrs have this day formed a Copart ner? tp iu n generaUbusiness as ; Booksclfen and Stationers, f ) and will continue tojearry on the basiness under the name and Firm of . ;; ' . '' ' - --. ,' V POMEROY 0JNEAL. RaleisHt December 8th, 1850. 99, WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD !..::.::. v cherry , A.large supply ofVVUtar's Balsam of Wild Cher ry just received aud for sale by,, . , ! . , P F PE5CUP. Dec.9tb, 1850. . s , . : ; , 99 H7-Standard copy. - T ' v AYERS CflEltUY PECTORAL. A fresh supply of Ayers Cherry Peqtoral just re ceived and for sale by I "J ' ' ' kJ- ; :r P.F. PESGUD. . also ; y . A Larjro suoply of Lingeed Oil just to hand at Pescud'sDRUU STORE. . : " a DecOik, 1850. 1 ; 89 - II?" Standard copy. " V 1 ' BANK OP THE v V ' STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. t! A' DIVIDEN D of FiYE 'csNToti the Capital stock ot Uiis Hank, has been declared , for tha last ix niouthk payable at the Principal! Bank on the first Monday in January' next andat the Branches fifteen days thereafter.' l ; i ,4 , 1, C D EWEY; Cashier. Raleigh, December lUh, 1850. ;. td 100 Star, Times, and .Standard copy V- , J Warrenton,;N. C. '. THE nintttTerm of this School will commence on the 15th of January' 1851 and terminate the first week in November. - Terms as follows, f session, of 'Jive montis : I Board, 50 00 1 English Tuition. - 12 00 - French, : 10 00 German, 10 00 Music on Harp and-use of instrument, . : 35 00 Music on Piano.and use. of instrument. - ;v-33 00 Mutieon Guitar and use of instrument, 20 00 Drawing and Painting, , ..... 10 00 Painting in oil colors, - 15 00 Washing and Furl. v 6 00 Useful and Ornamental Needle work free of charge. . No extra charge whatever will be made.: Book, Stationary, &c, furnished at the lowest retail prices. U is particularly desirable that pupils should be present at the commencement of the session, asstu dies will then be arranged and classes formed. : f ' All articles of clothing must be marked wjth the owners rame in full, n ? - M?h ' A circular containing fuller information will lie addressed to all persons who may desire it. . - ;'. : DANIEL TURNER. Warrenton, January 1st, 1851. 5t 1 : SPEECH; OFi? 7l'Z7" ' J . - m r : e ikiD We l i r 1 -OF GUILFORD r , . ON THE CONVENTION aUESTION, " r Delivered in the Home of Commons, Dec. 28A, 1850 (CONCLUDED.) W1 , Mobile 4 ' :3S " New Orleasis I7i And all the places' on thia and ether lines sf cta muttteatioB in proportion todUtauce. - OF THE JIOUTU CAROLWAf- Mutual Insurance Company, . RALEIGH Seaand FloeK Suiith Bioek,la joining Telegraph Office. O F Til F, 1 U icr 11 C A U p M ?T A Mutual Life : Insurance -Company, ' - RALKIGIi - ; '- ' ' -the Post,-Offic under OJd Fellows . .- See mi:. K. K. To thef Citizens of N.1 Carolina particularly. E can measure and furnish an entire suit of clothes (including coat, pantaloons.and vest,) at from 35 to S44 : and will warrant them to be e- qual in all respects to any that cm be furnished iu the United States for that money. Gentlemen need uo longer send out of the Stale for cheap Clothing, nules they prefer it. -. .. , OLIVEit &. PROCTER J2leieb. Nov. 8. 1850. 90 . Royal Raleish Ringtail Rousers. MUSIC STORE, MAVING returned from the Northern cities, af ter making the most careful and choice col lection in his line, the subscriber is now prepared to offer to the public a splendid sssortmenl of Musical Merchandize, embracing T - V MUSIC, ' . -a large and general assortment of the most papular and lashtonible. New. music constantly received from New York, Philadelphia and -' Baltimore, and any piece not founu in his catalogue can be procur ed in a week. - '."!:,: r r ' PIANOS. from the best manufacturers of New York; Philadel phia and Baltimore, and .superier'in workmanship and tone to any ever befere offered in this bir adja cent Hi atesor the same prices, . '- :r j ; ;t Seraphines and Accordeons, Violins, Vxolon 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 find it to their advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere, r Schools and Seminaries supplied wiih Music, In struction Books, Strings, Music. paper,c, on the most reasonable terms. Also, " .u, " if n BRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS, Blank Books for Bauds, and Band lust ruction Book: in shorterery tbihjE in the-Music department com monly sought lor and desired. Call one dobr. North of the City Hill, Fayette villcStreeL f 1 K. V. PETERSILIA. Raleijrh, December 20th. . T '61 1 SOUTHERN REGALIA DEPOT ! P: HORTON KBACH, 01. Itlaiu Street, Kicliiuoiid, V.i., ANUFACTUKER of Masonic, Odd Fellows, Sons of Temperance, Rechabites. American Mechanics. Druid. .Red Mens.and all other societies REGALM.BJIjYNERS, FLAGS.SJGJ"j1LS, Sic, alno, Costuni'9t Robes., toshes. Jewels, and all othr Equipments on baiid and made to order ta short notice. . ,if,,t j , V N. aHaving sequred the services of Mr. HEN RY MESE1CE. familiarly connected with the differ ent ordero, and well known in Baltimore ns a superi or workman' m the above line, I am now prepared to compete with any establishment in the U. Slates, in eitherVtyle, quality or price. ' Orders from abroad respectfully solicited i December Qnd. 1850. ' - - .: : DISCOUNT DAY. TUESDAY. .Board. MeeU at 11, Udoclc BANKINQ HOUllS FUOtiXQ TO t. : W. H. JONES, Cashier. ' ; F:C HILL, Teller. Exehange, Baltimore, Philadelphia and N. York, 1 per ct. premium,, u -' - , , -- Virginia and Seuth Carolina money Bankable, of tkeienominatioH of S5 and upwards. .;. Geo. W. Mordecai, Pres't. . ' J Charles DeweyCahert , 1 ' ! Seymour W.- VV biting, Teller Daniel Du Pre, Bookkeeper, :. ... Thos. W.Dewey, Clerk. , n Hours ef businessjrom 10 a, m. to 2 p. m. DISCOUNT. DAY. W EDNESDAY. j5oard of Directors meet at 10 a. m. . JBANR RATES' FOR S ELLl N G E3tC H A NGE. Si ziJ Checks on New York per cent. Premium. STv,-4j-, w PhiUdelp'iai '- . , " . v Baltimore i . " Notes of the South Carolina aud Virginia Banks reeeived. - : ' ' " ; " ' ' ST. MART'S SGH0OX., l&AL.Ulilf, It. C 'TlHE 18th Term of this School will commence jj .oii the Fourth day of Jauuary IS51, and con tinue 'till the 7th of June. - .1 For a Circulir containing full particulars, appl to the Subscriber. - ; s ' ALDERT SMEDES, Rector. Decomber 4th, 1850 ; , 98 ' CC7" Standard, Fayetteville Observer, Chronicle, Commorcial and Journal. Wtlminwtou, Newberuian, Vatchmr4n, Salisbury, N. S Whig, Washington, Old North State, E. City, Petersburg Intelligencer, Norfolk Herald and National Intelligencer, will in sert. five times, and send their bill; to A. 8. Unto Scijool AT . ' THE uext session of this institution will com mence on the 15th of January, lt&l, and continue uut il the 7th of J une, followine. , 1 . ; . Young gentlemen who are desirous 'of reading Law with the undersigned, will do well toatleud 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 -tho, teacher. The one or the other -of the instructors will have charge of the School nearly all the year, and during a port.on 01 me nme ooiu win do uere 10 give in struction. ' -r ' ' " Text-books can be had here at the prices charged by Mr. E. J. Hale,' of Fayetteville. r - Tuition fees for the whole course of legal instruc tion will be Onk HvNDasn Dollars, j , v ? J. L. BAILEY, "V'-'. F. NASH. r'" HilUboro Dec. 31st, 1850. V .1 12m Livery w J. D. WILLIAMS, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION ; wmTnoAiiojjmA. r laly, 19lh,lS5$L . :j .. r , : - , n. S3 HE Subscribers, take occasion to inform their friends and the public generally, that they will carry on the business, in all its branches, at the same stand ; and that uo efforts f nor expense 'will be spared on their part to accommodate the 'travelling community. Conveyances,' with good horses aud careful drivers, will be furnished at all times nod at short notice ; aud in fact, every 'convenience, for travelling, in the way of . HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. will be supplied on the most favorable and accomo-1 dating terms. " T he Subscribers also expect to keep constaAtly en hand, j;ood - V;i ? : :f.: r-V- v " ..; . HORSES; BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, &Cn .'And persona wishing to- put out their Horses by the week, or . mouth, or year, wilt have ' them will aliended l at moderate prices. Their Stables are on Wilmington Street, just to the East of Market Square. Hoping to receive liberal encearagement, the tia dersigned pledge tnem&etos u do all ia their pew let re tatttt publie ptAronagenadiayor; . BUFFALOE D COOKE v . Classical aud Mathematical SC;illIIi. - HillsboTOttgh, N. C THE exercises of the Caldwell Institute having been discontinued, the subscribers will open a School on the 14 Ih day of January, 1851, in the building lately used by that institution, under their own couj rol and direction. " . " The course of instruction will be such . as to pre pare young men, thoroughly for the Sophomore class in College, or when a College course is not intend ed, for the business transactions of life. - ' The strictest attentions ill be givan to the moral deport ment of the students, aHd if long experience in the education of youth be a ground of .confidence to those who may patronize the School, e promise to use that experience to promote the best interests of those who may be committed to our charge Terms in the Classical and Mathematics1 deptrt meat. $20; and in English $15 a session in advance ' - ALEX. WILSON , RALPH H.GRAVES. ; Hillsbero', Dec., 2tst, 1850. . ; .103. . ... notice. : IS hereby given that application will be made to the President, Directors and Company of the Bank of Cape Fear, at the expiration of three mouths from this date.for the Issue of anew certificate for 21 shares of the stock of said Bank, in the name of Dr. Isaac Burns, deed in the atead of one Ids. . Application Will also be made to the President, Di rectors and Cempanjr of the Bank M the State pf North Cattrtic atths expiration of three moBlhs,fot the issue of anew Certificate for 10 shares of the Stock of said Bank, in the name of Dr. Isaae Cures dec'd,in Ui& sitad of One lost -? , ; J I E. B. BURNS, AifoTf. i Dee.0thJ l50. v-ii-V1 105 ( To illustrate thi?, Mr. Speaker, let us suppose that n Representative has voted; for "laying a tar of 5 cents on the poll and 2 cents on the hundred dollars worth of property, to; build an asylom for the poor insane of the State. And for the sake of illustration merely. ;TrewiII suppose that this tp.ur should, for some cause give offence to' the whole body of Magistrates in a county j sot much so that they were determined to come in "contact witU. htm in levying taxes, and"forihviiri should pro ceed to increase the tax on Ian4 and polls for the Common Schools, building a Jail, a poor House. Bridges, See. until the tax should be increased" -for such purposes, something like one dollar and fifty cents on the poll, and fifty cents on the htin. ' dretl dollars worth of Drobertv.' Mr. Sneaks would there not 1 some grumbling about high taxes, under such circumstances? ; And Who would be complained of most, do you suDDosf: those who held their office- independent of "all ' authority, and all of whoso appropriations had -been confined to the county where the tax was; laid, or would the people complain of Ihe repre sentative who had legislated for Currituck and Cherokee as well as his own county ? ram' of opinion, sir, as jhey have no . control; over these Magistrates, they would call on their representa tive to be careful how he increased their taxes or " they would discharge hint from their service,'. And ' -this is one reason why so many representitiyes in I his Hall are sp exceedingly careful how they! vote to increase the burdens ot the dear people -As an evidence of this fact,' we find that the , State taxes on laiuLand polls Have been seldom increas ed over 6 cents on the hundred dollar worfV a:od' 20 cents on tlie polls ; whereas the county taxes have steadily and gradually increased from th commencenien' ot our government to the present - ume -au 01 wntcn may ue awiDutexT to hasty and imprudent jegislatipn. on our. CoUnly: Court By the remarks I have; made, you will under stand, no doubt,1 that I do not entertairi as Ex alted an opinion of our present constitution as to be opposed to all other changes" but that of Free ' Sufiraffe. On the contrary. I think if verv i!fw. tive, and am desirous of seeincr it soeedily amen ded by au opei Convention, v s-- ? s; 1 am opposed to all special amendments by the Legislature, ih the first place, because it :will lead to unnecessary excitement if hot" continual agi tation. Should this 1 mode" prevail, every dema gogue will be proposing amendments to the Con stitution, especially when they are brought out as candidates for Governor, aud are being ; hard rua by their opponents. s - r - - m In the second place, I am sure that a Conven tion is . not only the cheapest.' but far the most expeditious and unexceptionable mode of amend ing or Jo'riiiing a Constitution ; and,' in fact, the only way it can be done free from party and sec- tional feelings. And, as it, has heretofore,; been the uniform custom of other States, to amend in,' this way, I cannot see why it is that geutleman. object to it in this instance, when I remember that the people of North Carolina never have had a Convention called for this purpose. Under these circumstances, 1 think if not; only the preferable but the only proper mode in which our constitu tion can be amended, at the pjentHimeAridv believing this, l'snall steadily resist all1 amend- i menis to the constitution of the State by Legislative' enactment j and I firmly believe this would be but the prelude to what is yet to come. And why -is it, Mr. Speaker, that I sayihisli Because lhat many of the dominant panyJn this Hall are in favor now of other amendments and the grave and venerable committee oh amendments to' the Constitution, itself,1 have reported some ihree or four amendments ' to the Constitution. a And yet they are not willing to have a Convention called to amend it, but prefer to hold back each amend ment for a separate campaign, and for the especial benefit of the Democratic party.: 1 ? V- ? 'doi . iv I am in favor, not only of ireesuffrage, but of free and equal suflrage; bu t I cannot vote for them in this way. I go, sir, as I have often repeated, for an pen Convention ; and this1 the people will have, though: the5 Democrats f may use all their ingenuity to defeat them. When they go before ' them on the stump,they profess to be their lorin and devoted friends. rBut Where, Mr.' Speaker; , is their friendship now, when we hear it Opcary declared that it will not do ta'trust the people of t he State to alter or amend the .Constitution ? Ah, no ; it will not do to trust them jr they rj bs too radical ; Ihe poor people of the State hiro'too much affinity to Abolition tn bevtrustc -Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Texts, Hc:u:ky, Tennessee, Maryland and yirsinb all, can trust - . their -citizens to hold open Conventions; lhccs States that have the most dares hare adepttiths white basis; yetthek property is iaferrd-.Thtir. " people prosperous. " Why, thta, t2a tht ij zyl : cracy Object to t Con venua ts it tzzzz' their strength lies inth Eist j tsdtLrt itljzr, if a Conrentioa u cilhd, tLst tssic'Jur lil,5li2 . tic will fcs dos? ta Jh prt j rc ltl:it.riby they .trill fca rhem effscs u tiririlltncrt rT7 erts a party 1 yet sir ; is iHb net ths icca that xie J&nd Wotae mS Ottr Psentis ft iJ a--. . gainst us In this )z2zt fa ths West t VTtitzlzs 1 . could fcar-Jiiiutxi Ccnta fi f:r TZzz tsd , ' f
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