THE DAILY REGISTER . -
i I i , Editor: Atro PROPfaroR.
v ME SE JIM VE E K LY- REGISTER,! ;
els issued5 on Wcdnesdays airtd SttnrdJtysat $ V ;
-toer annum in a4vance; $4.50 If not' paid ..within
5 si months; and $5 if not pdid until the expiration ;.(
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tf the year.
nTHE weekly register,
- la issued every Wednesday at 82,50 if paid
within four months; otherwise $31 u .km,j
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NEW BOOK :ST0RE,v
No, 16, Fayctlevillc St., Nearly
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i : ARE now receiving an- extfnaWeVnssortment of
LiWjMedical, Theological, Miscellaneous hud School
fBaok, generally; Annnals and choice Dookg -Tor
Ireni", Novel Stationery of all kinds, which we
n selling, t the very lowest prices ; prices , which
Tre.aVe confident inustgive entire satisfaction; ''all
and examine, , - . z.
,-vaM;:u:v!'f.rv :J;V O'NEAL.
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SPEECH1 OF MR; WOODFIN.
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Delivered in the Senate, on ' Secession ; fyev
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DecvOth, 1S50.:
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-yVuriiiern Jtfai By Rail Road,r Due daily at
1-2 p. m., and closes at 111 a. m.
SowfAernhorlejsiaje,due daily at II a,, u-
m., closes at J2.rn?, , , , v, 5 . .
GreensboYough Four-horjse stage, due Mon- ,
day. Wednesday andj Saturday aA5!a;ifnn and '
clweVSuntlay; Wednesday andrulay M IX m,
1 ljVWtem Four-horse stage, due. YVedne$aay, a
Friday and Sunday ?i 3 a. m., and closes Suaday,
Tuesday and Thursday av9 p. m. ;
Ttr6oroi Fwor-horse stage, due Monday,
Wednesdayand Friday at 10 p.'nw clcfse; Mon
'day.'VV'ednesda'y and Saturday at 9 p. ni.. 'f .
PUlsborqvgk T.vo;horse stae due, Monday
andThursday;;atTp m.; aild clpie Saturday
r nuay at
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Rtatforoush Oae-hbrse mail, Due,
9 a. tn 'and close Friday at 1 p. " ... ,.;
Holly SpringsHbr Maif; dueMonday at
74 p. m., and closes Thursday ai 9 p: tn. . -
Letters snouw d iR iue wuice uuecu uumuics
before jhe i time of closing. , , ; , ? i ? t
The Office will he open every day, except Sun-
dayil"fwn,8 oMock anmv"n,il9 P ,in
,On Sunday, it will be open fronvSi to 0 a. m.,
and one hour directly after, the departure ut the
v THE Siibscribt-ra have thisday formed a Copart-
nership in a general business as v V
!' , ; ( Bookscllsn andSiatidncrsr' ,.V ; '
" and Trill continue to carry oh the business under the,
" ' 'name aud Firm of 'V - w. '
: - POMEROY O'NEAL.
; Raleleh, December 9th, 1850," " 99
OF" U7LD '
" A Ur'supply of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher-
, ry just leceiTod and lor sale by
Dec Otb, 18w0.
Hp- StanUrd copy.-
P F. PESCUD.
A YEA'S CUE It It Y PECTORAL
A frnsh guppl jr o Ay ere Cherry Pectoral just re-',
cVived aud for sale by. M - . ,r
ilM'Hi i: ,ru;u;', in:j .PF,PEScup,
- :" . also . . ,
'A!Lrjfe supply of l.inseed Oil just to hand 'at
Pescu.r DRUG STORE. w ?; " : y
l)ec.9tl, 18.. ' , ..' , , 99 ;
s i fiy Standard copy. r v-1;-' i ' .
fc But, sir, rqrtnniitely Hvp nrc hot at' this day; left vith
? - cut other
; been expounded 1Y ills first 1rftmerVAnd:a4vocate3'andln
nairi these const ructions have been ttniforhilT adhered
;er since. : -;:V ' v-'C- -.
the" main th
, . to cv
The construction ,p!acpdur
furtHer explained in his iettnr, to the 'piorth American
Revip? dutdd In August 1830and; whibK; has bteh read
lufther supported by vy opinion of PresidentiMohrodiiri
t his message of 4th of March'. 1B2, omlcliTrcaa'aa4 .
extract :
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::TIIBSEAPH;s
. t t i UP TAIRS, i
S M IT: H fS i B UlllD 1 N6 S ;
. .;T; Opca froiiil A. M. to 10 T. SI.
2t0 ADMITTANCE WITHIN, THE BAR ! I
- Rates r First 10 jwords, E'haddi'l wrd.
Raleigh to Petersburg 30 ctfe ' 2
rWashiugtottt 44 j .. , 2f, , r
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c Baltimore
74 V
84 "
" Philadelphia
' -New.York
" FavetietrilU'
'Charleston : ' 40
;V"Macon,;;:;"97
- ' Mohtsomery 1U u.
" 'Mobile ! 133 K
; u Wow ArlMVi n-J
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9
And all the plcw on this and other line ef com
xaunication iu proportion todistance. . J,".., .
": OFiIIlE NOK'i'H.CAUOrvlJIA,
TMxdual ilnsxirance Company,
Second Floor, S.nitiiBIockVadjoining Telegraph
OF T BI B 1V It TBI A
- Mutual X'fe Insurance Company,
f Opposite ;the fPot; Olfice under, Odd Fellows
Hall. ?. i - - - i
; -JDISCOUNT.' DAY TUESDAY. :;:
;:.it'Voeref4':i It O'clock f, ; ,
. banking jfO(ms;iv:b3f iQ TO s.
v v WH. JONES, CaskUr ;' -l
- V :.F!C. HILL, Teller.
-? Exchange Baltimore,' PtuUdelphm aud N? Yerk,
I per"ct. premium. t vi:-- i'vvi ,
.Virginia and South Carolina money Uaukable, of:
ttejdenomihatiou of S5 arid upwards. !
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P MV BJWB
- u Geo W. Mordecai, Prea't. 4 :: ' :- " ' ;'
Seymour W.WhitinTeller l
5 DanieVDuPr Uookkeeper, ' ' t
I Ttos. W; Dewey Clerk.: :
Hours of bimnessjrom 0 o." m. to 2 p m.
ntsnorTNT DAY!5WKnRsnAY
Hoard of Directors meet at 10 . tZ '
BANK. RATES FUR SELLING EXCHANGE.
Sight Checks ou Ne.Wi York 4. per ceut. Premium.
ft Baltimore 0; . 1" 5 ,?
"Notesof the Soutu Caruliua and Vjrgmia lJauka.
reaeived. ' ..;
, o , v BANK OP THE -
ftTirr nr VinnTiiftKDni UH "
.. ... dlnitUr iNUn I n unriULUMn, r
A DIVIDEND of five Ea'cENT on the Capital:"
stock ol this Bank, has been declared 'for the last
Vl t 'monthsr-payable at the PrincipalJDank on the
firnt Monday iu January nextandat the Branches
fifteen days thereafter. ' ; r '
; , - rC. DEWEY, Cashier.
, "Raleigh, December llth,'1850.V td 100 -
HUStarTimeSt-ami, Standard copy.
;U c.i'fHeScc !K;:15. K K- - - ;
To the Citizens of N.; Carolina particularly i
E' catmeaSure and furnish an .entire suit of
clothes (includiug coat, pantaloonsind Test,)
at from 35 to $44 : and will" Warrant them to be e-
- ' "qual in all respects to any that can be furnished in 1
s r 14 tn(j TJhtte.1 States for that money.; Gentlemen need-
: no longer send out of the State for cneap Clothing,
unless they; prefer it. A , . ! -
'bLlVEIt &. PROCTER.
; : 'KaleighiKov. S. JSoO. ' Vi ! : 9a ;
" Royal Ruleizh Ringtail RooKers. . . " '
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SOUTHERN, RE GALIA VEPOiri? u
' p HORTON KEACH - - .V
PJo. 01, Main Street, JCicIimoiid, Va4
fpANUFAC rUUEltof Masonic, Odd Fellows,
' 'Hfisi' So,Vs of Temperance, Rechabites, American
Mechanics, Druid?, iJed Mens. and all other societies -J.
UEGM.Ll.BAJWTJtS;FLMGS.SIGJYJLS.
&.C., also, Custttmrs, Robes', Sashes, Jewels, and all
I su otherEquipments on haud aud made to order ta-,
, -.'.short notice. ti ,.;';r tJvt ""-I rt i"--'-" .-t?,
1 NV II. Having secured the services of Mr, II EN-..
K RY MESEKE, fa mil iarly connected with the differ
ent ordersj1 and well known in Bdtimore as a superW
lot workman in the above line, I am now prepared - ,
40 compete with any establishment in the U. Slates, ;
Ordera fnnn nbro;id respectfully solicited
- December 2nd, 1S.50. r J ; I r ; , . '
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' .tt' . HUA'LJEIGII,
rrnHE ISth Term of . this School will commence
' j on the Fourth day;of Jauuary I&51 and con- .
tiuue'till the 7th of June., ... '
v ,For a Circular containing full particulars, apply
'te the Sub3cri,)er. v ? li" . 1
1 1 j a ALDERT SMEDE3t Rector.
December 4th, 1850. . . . i . 93
I rj-'stan'Iard-, Fayetteville Obserref, phronirle,
Cemmorcial and Journal, Wilmington, Newberniaui ' '
Watchmun, Salisbury, N. S;..WbJe, : Washington.'..!, r-w i
Old North State, E. City, Petersburg Intelligencer,
Norfolk' neraldandNational Intelligencer, will in
sert five times, and send theil bill to A. S.
J, D.- WILLIAMS,
Juir, 19tb.tS59.-
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Livery ; Stables ! '
HE Subscribers, take occasion to inform their
friends and tlie public geuerallylhat they will
CAiry on the biisi-iess, in all it3 branches, t th name
, stand; aud that no eiforts nor: expense will be
spared on their pari to accommodate the travelling v ;
' community. ' 'Cohveyahces,1 witfiJzood i horses and'-
careful 'drivers, Will be lurnisned at all nines aua ai .
short notice pauld' in ""faeti every, convenience. for;- "
traveMingiu the wayofr ? " . , " " ..:
' u HtiRSES,1 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. &C.;" '
.will be supplied on the most favorable and accomo- -?
' dating terms. fJvV;V-'; ":" V
The Subscribers also expect to keep constantly on s
" ,'hand, good f-' . r ; r.- ? - . k n.',,, .
. , H0RES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, ;
i , And persons wishing o put out their' Horses, by .. . .
" " ttie week, or month, or year, will have them well .
; attended to. at moderate "pricei. -Their Stables are on
';'M v Wilmiugtou Street, juM to t he East of Market Square.- - ;
V" , . Hoping to receive liberal encouragement, the un
J dersigned pledge thcinselves to do alt in their pow
'.' ar to merit-public patronage an4 favori H ' M - 1 .
i BUFFALOED COOKE !
' The Constitution of the United , States Ving rdtUted
Ly 1 he people of the several" StatesV became of necessity
to the oxtent of its powers,hc; paramount authority of
UIUUIU,.; V.M suuiiu i liluipiKSf II CUII UC VieWCU 111 HO
pother light.v 'rie people, the highest authority krtdWh to
; ur sj-stem, from whom all our.instttptiohs spVingahd pri'
.;; . .whom'; they depend ofme'd jt.w?Had- ther jedple of the
several Stes thought prpper to incorporate themselye3
5 tbiiethepi "iritd. one Government they might have done it ,
. They had the power and there was nothing then, hop is .
-V there any thing now, should they .be disposed; to "prevent .
; it. ' They wist ly stopped KoivevcrJ, at a eertain pointex
if tending the incorporation to that point; making:thcNal
; tlonal Government thus far a consolidated Government,
' and preserving the State Government without that limit,'.
ir perfectly sovereign and independent of the National Gov
i , ernment. Had the. people incorporated hemselveaj into
oho communitvr they mfehthAvu remain edsucnll their .
: Constitution becoming then like the Constitutions of tha -
several States, incapable of change Until altered by 'the,
will of the mijorit'. In the institution ofa State'gov
ernment by the citizens of a Statea compact is formed
. to , which all arid every citizen are equal' parties. '-Tjiey
are also the only i parties i and may amend Jt at. pleasured,
. hi the instlt utiori of the government of ihe lnlted States
. , by the.citizens of very SfateVK95k. tdtmei, be
tween the whole American people which has the Samo
y force, and partakes of all the qualities, to: the extent of .
f its powers, as the compact betweeiithe 'citizenTpfl'ar
.': .'.State, in the formation bl their own CohsthuUbniltcan-
; not be altered except by those whoiormed, or in the
mode prescribed by the parties to the, compact, itself.r
"This Constitution was adopted, for the purpose of J reme
: dying all the deiects of the Confederation t and tn' this it
has succeeded beyond any calculation fhat could have
5 J: been formed of any human institutions ? By binding the
States together the Constitution performs the great office
; of the confederation, but it?is in t bat j sense ionlyt thatUt
has any of the properties ot that compact,, and in that it
is more effectual to the purpose, as it holds them together
by a much stronger bond,, and in all other respects inu:
which the confederation failed, the Constitution has been
blessed with complete success! t The -con federation Tas
a compact oetween separate ana inuepengeni 5taiesfjtne
execution of whose articles, in; the pbvvers which! Opera--'Jed
'internally,' depended on the State governments But
the great ofHce ot the Constitution,iby jncprpbrating the
-peopleof the several States, to the extent of its ipowers-
; into one communityand enabling it to act directly on tho
people, was to annul the power of the State governments;
to that. extent,' except in cases' whe're theyVwereTcbncur?
rent, and to preclude J heir agency in givingtjeffect4o
those of the General .'Govern men Li The Government of
." the United States relied on its own m,eans forthe execti-
;uon of its jaovvers, as the Stategovernmehts doTfbr the
, execution, of theirs ; both goverhments having a common
origin or sovereign, the people $ the State, .govjernraents,
. ( the people of each Slate, the National igoverumeiit, the
- people of every State, and beingi amen-ible . to tbepower
which created it. It is by executing t its functions ; as a
government thus originating! audi thus nctirig;f thatitho
Constitution of the United States holds the States together,
i mnd performs the office of a JeagtieU jsVowing tOithtf
i nature of its powers and thV;'h'igUspurce whence r
; they hre derived, the neople,ythatit perfbrrnshat office
better than the confederation or any ieague which iover
existed being a compact which Jhe; State governments
, did not form, to which they are not parties; and ivhich
; executes its own powers independently of them.-
' 'M r Chairman, these able pouHdenl 6f the tfonstitu-
' tiotr are quoted with approKVioaby Judge Stbryin his :
commentaries oh the Constltutionfyte.Uriited States
Heiike themselves was i aleadirtg Repubiieanv HeYu
ther maihtainsr that evert to -adrriitlt't
i which the Stales are .parties it does nbt follow, that a
- State would have aTigblirtoecedepBtli
, formation ofa Government Jn whip
. ; . ed, and jtherforei cannot be destroyed by one: ef the par-
' - - Bu, MrCbairman,"lhls;ppns'j;U
1 . ? v bunal to expbjund its provisibnsVand v the awB enacted
( under its authority viz : The Supremo Ppurt of tha Uni-
. ted States ; and this Court has uniformly civcaVtho'cicioL'
construction here laid down. -lill ipublepcirc:it
t . tee by reading the able opinion of that CbdrtidHiv-r- 1 ! r
I -r , .Judge MarshaU, in the casejofIcCiilIoc!:
5 ' t4th Whcaton 3IG.;, " u :. :; , . rM 0c ; v.,
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