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r ' T 8f "1 the Institution and the uNidN of the i 8TATES.....;THEY il AitTST be preserved; : PHIIiO WIIITJE, EDITOR, And state printer. J TOL. If. O. 64. THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM. RALEIGH, Ci.j.THURSDAV, JANUARY 21 1836. PRINTED AJTD PCBLISHED - By NATHAiVIEIi O. BLAKE. TERMS. Three dollars per annum, payable hair-yearly! in advance: but rt ill be necessary for those liv ing at a distance, or out of the State, to pay an entire year in advance. A subscriber failing to give notice dt his desire to discontinue at the ex pi ration of the period for which he may have paid, will be considered as having subscribed anew, and the paper continued, at the option of the Editor, until ordered to be stopped but no paper will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid. Letters to the Editor must come free of postage, nr tVttr mnv nnt Vw nttpnilpii to. Advertisements Will be inserted at the rale if one dollar per square for three insertions. A libe ral discount will be made to those who advertise by the year. Those sending in Advertisements will be good enough to mark the number of ines they wish them inserted. 6,000 Dollars for 4 Dollar! IHE first CLASS of the NOR TH CA ROLIJSA STATE LOTTERY, far 1836 to be drawn on the popular Terminating Figure System, on Thursday the 4lh of Feb. 1836, al Elizabeth City, N. C. PRINCIPAL -PBIBE9. I Prize of $6,000. is 6,000 1 Prize of 3,000, is 3,000 1 Prize of 2.000, is 2.000 12 Prizes of 1.000, is H;060 12 Prizes of 500, is 6,000 15 Prize of 300, is 4;50 15 Prizes of 200, is 3,000 Besides many of 8100, $50, $30, $20, Acc &c E Amounting in all to $180,000. SJ Tickets only $4, Halves 2, Qrs. 1 : A certificate for a package of 10 whole tickets will cost only $23. Halves and Quarters in the same proportion . To be had, in the greatest variety ot numbers, at T1 New OoodH, and New Fashions. JAMES L1TCHFORD, HAVING just returned from the Northeri: Cities, where he carefulU selected and purchased a splendid assortment of 'Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestin&h invites bis friends and customer!, and the public generally, to call on him at his rfew Bnck Store, east side of Fayette vide street, where he flat ters himself he will Be able to exhibit to them some of the most superior Cloths ever brought to this market. His variety is extensive; of the iaiesi importations, ana oi the most approved fashions. He also keeps on hand a variety of Skirls, . Collars, Shirt Bosoms, Hats, Hosiery, fyc. As he employs first rate workmen, he can as sure those who m.ay favor him with their orders, that his work will be executed in the most du rable and fashionable sty le. Grateful to those Who nave hitherto so liber ally patronized hirri, he pledges his exertions to merit a continuance of their favors. Rdhigh. Oct. 19. 1835. 5l Sidney M. Bar bee & Co. RESPECTFULLY inform the Citizens of MM Raleigh and its vicinitv. that they have just receded aod will continue to receive an ex tensive and well selected assortment of Staple ana Fancy Dry Goods, LAWS tF NORTli CAROLINA, Pasted by the General Assembly, at the Session of 1835. (B Y A UTHORITY. J An ACT prescribing the time and places for comparing the polls id the differ ent Senatorial Districts therein named. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same; That the Sheriffs or other returning officers of the counties of each Senatorial District herein named, as laid off by the amended Consti tution of tHU Stite, shall meet on the third Thursday in August, after each election, at the following places in their respective districts, ,for the purpose of cdrarjaring the polls in said districts, vii : In the firt District, composed oi the counties df Pasquotank and Perquimoris, at Woodville, on little river. In the Second District, composed of the countieg of Camden and Currituck; at Indian Town, Doctor Maf- chant's Store. In the third District, composed of the counties of "M . 1 'iHl i . t i e mi r iin vjrmfB anu vnowan, ai tne nouse oi i nomas p Miner, in tjiates coun ty. In the fourth Ipistrict, composed of the counties of Washington and Tyrrell, at Columbia, in Tyrrell county. In the seventeenth District, composed, of the counties of Green and Lenoir, at Snowhill, in the county of Green. In the nineteenth. District, composed of the counties of Beaufort and Hyde, at Leechville, in Beaufort county. In the twentieth District, composed of the counties of Jones and Car teret, at Buckriet tiill'l Mill, In Carteret county: In the thirtieth District, .composed of Brunswick, Bladen and Columbus, at the houSe of David Taylor, Sr. in Brunswick. In the thirty -first District, ifBrri posed of the counties of Robeson and Richmond, at Laurel Hill, in Richmond. In the thirty-fourth District, composed of the Counties qf MnAvooml Mnnltrnmprv sit thi hmisc nf Daniel Chishoim, in Mnnr Tn the forty-fourth District, composed of the counties of Wilkes and Ashe, STEVENSOlX POINTS' OmcE, RALEIGH, N. C. 'Groceries. Shoes. Hardware,Crockrrv, &c All. nf u-KirK will Ko 11 I,. r rDK ... a short -credit to punctual customers. For oroof at Wilksborough and Jefferson alternately. In the forry-fifih District, the declaration, they merely request that all composed of the counties of. Burke and Yancy, at David Chandler's, JNorth Jove, fcSirke comity ; nq in tne iony nintn uistrict, composea of the counties of Buncombe, Haywood, and Macon, dt Waties- ville, Haywood coun'y : Provided, always, that if any accident shall happen to either of the returning officers, which may present either or any of them from meeting on the day aforesaid, the returns of each those persons who are desirous of purchasing Goods, will call and examine tor themselves. Raleigh. Nov. 19 55. 8 red and twenty two entitled an act to provide, a revfmtie for the pay. proved and registered Within ment of the civil list and Horitingent charges of government, as atftt;bo time heretofore allowed, a rized the construction and erection of public gaming table other :ny iaw to the i contrary notwith than billiard tables, be, and the same is hereby repealed. Standing : Provide that notti- U. Be it further enacted; That all the acts and clauses of acts, hete-!ing herein contained shall be toTore passed in this State, having for their object He suppreSion of;cnstrud W exteiid to ffiort gaming, and which were id force irhmediately prior to the parage ofi&affes. or. to conveyances Mi Hit; a ' l ui uuc muu'iauu cigui iiuuui unu . . - J iff, be, and the same al hereby declared to be in full force and virtue ; and in addition to the penalties therein prescribed, it is hereby provji ded, that each and every person who Shall, after the first day of April next, construct,' erect, keep tip, or Use any' public gamhig table, or place, at which games of chanee shall b played, by whatever name called, shall be subject to indictment in anyyiourt of record having ju risdiction of the offence) and Upon conviction shall be fined at the dis cretion df the court; not less thah two hundred dollars; and imprison4 ed not less than one calendar month. - . , III. Be it further enacted, That eacn aria eyefy peisbn; who shall after the first daf df April next, as aforeiaid, play at any of the arri- mg tables forbiddep by this act, any game Ot cnance; ana net any mo r-7 -r. AN ACT for the rehief of Widows; touching the Estate oi their hus bands, and for other purposes. Be it enacted by the Gene rat Assembly of the 8 ate of ftortk Carolina, und it is he e by enacted bjthk atyhoriry bf this iantt. That whenever any testator snau leave a residenfee of his personal fs tate undisposed of in his Will; and shall leave a widow, hirii surviving, such widow dt any uch game, Shall Jbe deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and uponJshan be entitled to the Same ney or property, whether the same be in stake df Adi ; or who shall betd Aiu mm 1 1: it, tl itcn- fiaker ana Jewetter. ESPECTFL'LLY iidorms th public in M.m Valuable House in Raleigh. Tr.r u t,iA n. t.,ui: a.-..,i.., B I 1 , A lie a.. Ill L It 1 M I I n III II, H. I I I I t the bremises;on Monday of Wake and every officer shall be received on the day following ; and the bruary County Court; (beihg the Sheriff or other returning officer faiiitiffto attend at thetiriiedhd Dla- of the tnonth) that Valuable Brick Aoa Qtrto mchtmnJ jiKoii fvfoU aA thf. ?nm nf flt-ki KiirHrd pdrticularx made known on thedav ot sale. J. J. ROBETEAU. Guardian to the Heirs. Rnleieh, 2Sth Dec. 1835. 6?f7 i . b st ,nv- v r i jfldte sststiszM i - aa general and the Members of the Legisla ture, that he has situated himsetf in the Store formerly occupied by Mr. Sohn Primrose, and has fitted it up expressly for this business. He feels thankful tor the liberal encouragement re 15 n day S?2&&Z!&5 1 r f dollar to be recovered for the use of the State, upon due proof there street, belonging to the estate df the late JonH t. ., . . ' . t . .. .... j. r 4i . Siedman. deceased, and now in the beeupancy of pf, in any Court df law havm jurisdiction thereof, within the State, Thomas M.Oliver. A credit of one, two, and by action of debt in the name of e State, and shill, moreover; be three years, will be given, on, bonds well secur- subject to indictment and fined at the discretion of the court. And ed, with interest Irom date; Further particulars Urknt; tk SKrifft nr nthpr rptnrninik! rifficew fthjill tiA AnntPtioH ' - m " aforesaid, the poll for th? different counties shall, by the said Sherifis or other returniner officers, as the case may be, in the presence of three justices of the Peace, or if said justices of the Peace cannot be con veniently procured, then in theptesence of three freeholders, who are to be summoned by the Sheriff or other returning officer bf the codnty wheYe Kan Away Imm tne subscriber, on the night ot the M . , ,, 1 ,t . . J . . j j J u d A. October, a Netrrb nam bv the name of they shall me-t fpr that purpose, be examined and compared, dnd. a Osborn. who was raised by Mr. Robert Jeffreys, certificate, under tne nanas ana seais oi sata returning omcers, snau oe and wa sold by a Mr. Hack land to Allen Dunn, ! given to the (fdhdidate in eafrh District, for whom the greatest ntim- rf Itaieiirh. frtitn whntn he u:ii ntirrhavfrl K c-1-.oll tiova Krun n i noli in cnirl P!ictrirt Kilt if tTrr nf , . . , . r , . . O ' " V - ' - I ir I If V KJ LVTO OUail IIU . V L V V Al CfJVVU JU UU .V. J I. J . V. ceivea since nis commencement in business, and the subscriber. Said Osborn is about 5 teet 5 ndidntP hall have an enual number of votes the said re, hopes to merit a continuance of the same, by inches high, between 35 and 40years ot mmL a3 ig JJj SJnW SjjvR his constant attention and punctuality. He yellow complexion, thin visagef snd tolerably ituW officers shall determine vvhith of them shall be th- Senator ; has just received from the North a fine assort- aMre forehead had on a wh.t hnt tUek ien and if no decision lS made by them, then they shall decide the same, ment of Jewelry and WatcJaesj Coft-.tjoat, and other clothinir not recdllected. Os bv drawing in like manner as the Grand Jury is drawn for in the. Sistiner ot Gold and Silver Paltot Levers : plain born Imus a wife at Mr. Thomas DerereM' Ou peri'' T Courts. . . . T-i . - . . - p . , . i , i ... - T . I . i t i mr llr n -jiAfi n rt z r rc i.cii t iLvfit.0 . m win wiin ii. i inrv inr in i iih iihiiti i iiiirriuw t w v l m i t - rr ioi'u x r 1 w m a v x. wBKSBwwa i ' w w 4IVIII.I if k indictment and conviction in any eddrt of record having jurisdiction of thd bfifence, shall be fined at the discretion of the court, not less than ten dollars. - ACT providing compensation to the Sheriffs df the teverai counties df this State, for making the returns of the vote given at the late election, for adop tion or rejection of the proposed amendments o the Constitution. Be it enacted by the. General Assembly of the State of North Carolina, and it is herebb enacted, by the authority of the same. That the Sheriffs of the several counties of this State, shall receive the same compensation for making the returns of the votes given in, at the several elections in the Several eouhtes in this Stale, holden on the ninth, tenth, and eleventh days of November, one thousand eight nunarea ana ininy-nve, lor rejection or. aunpnun oj mc prupuseu ameuu meiitS to the Constitution, as Sheriffs have heretofore received for making their ahhiial returns to the Treasurer arid Comptroller of this State, for the purpose of accounting for the public monies j Which compensation shall be paid by the Public A reas r in the same manner is the compensation to said Sheriffs, has beerlpaid for accounting for the Public mdujess : Protiid'ed; That nothing herein contained shall dpply to Sheriffs who made their Returns otherwise than by themselves in person, or by their deputies in person; Ah ACT to provide for the election of Members of the General Assemblv of this State, whea vacancies shall occur by death, resignation, or otherwise, before the meeting of the General Assembly. He il enacted btf the General Assembly bf the State of North Car olina, and it ts herebit knat'ed by the authority df the same. That m case any persou wno snau nereqner oe eieciea, to represent any county, or counties in the Cienerai Assembly of this state, shall be fore the meeting of the said General Assembly, die, or from any other cause tall; retuse; neglect, or aeiay 10 accept oi .nis saia appoinimem, it shall be tne; ttutv: ot the snerin or tne county in wnicn tne sam per- Kevs. Breast-Pins. Ear-Rinrs nd Fimrer-ltines in frranklin rm.ntv V he ftflht 111 m m .uit; ei cumucu, x u evr. y curiiu. o. inner returning togetherwitha variety bf other An icles toote- as a irefe man. and endeavor to make his wav ' omcet Snal! be allowed the sum ot two dollars and fifty cents perev dious to mention f which he now invites all , for a free State. to call and eiamine for themselves. He pledges I i -ml J-n .:n - r- - - himself to sell as cheap as can he obtained else whrrtj He will bestow his attention individually to the Repairing of Watches, and would particu larly inform the Members oi the General At Semblyj that all work confided to him shall be strictly attended to ; and warranted to perform Well. Jcj- .hi6etrii repaired j and EngfaQ- ng neatly txe uted. for the apprehension and delivery bf said Ne gro, or tor his being lodged in Jail, so that I ge him again. ,JOrlN H. FAUCETT. Hillsborough. &t. 20, 1&35. 56 I i I ! , M iOB txet'ii tor's Notice. Raleigh, Nov. 12th 1885 54 Fresh MPrngS) MeOieimfs, Awc. m 1LL1AN, HA 1 VV UUU ot (jo. ww are now receiving from New York and Philadelphia, their fail sup ply of Drugs. AiediCines, and. Chemicals' faints, Otis, and Uyt Stuffs, flutters. materials. Ac &ti All ot which may be reiied upon as being of the most pure and genuine qualities. Their Chemicals consist in part of the following : ery thirty miles travelling to, and returning from, the place of com paring the polls ; and the Same sum, for every day be shall necessar ily attend, for the ptirpoisk? of comparing the polls; and also his fer riages, which shall be paid by the public Treasurer of the State, op affidavit of the Sheriffs bf bfbef f. turning officc-s. which affidavit may be made before, any' justice of he peace within the State lit. fie it further" Ptia ?.ted. That the noils for members of trip fie. neral Assembly, in the oihei1 Senatorial Districts, prescribed by said ilwulr CnhinriKor batrinir nno I itioH no ITvattirrtr I t the last will and testament of James amended Constitution, and the members of the House of Commons, Speight, deceased, gives notice to all persons shall be compared and certified in the Same manner, and under the having debts; claims or demadds against the es- faintA rules and regulations, as At a rfeadv nmvided bv law i m .... ... ... .- o r j - tate oi tne a.a james opeignt, to present tnsm , Iy B it further ..acted, Th:it it shall be the duty of the Sheriffs lt nn tt man I ttti hin t ha 1 1 ma npficin Karl nrr I o nr t J otherw ise this notice will he nUari in har of th'r ' of the several cocrities of this State, to Open the polfs at the. several recovery. And all those indebted to the estate election pTecincts in their respective counties, for the election of a of said James Speight, are requested to make Governor of the State of North Carolina, on the Harhe stvSi: in the immediate payment, or steps will be taken to montbs of July and August, one thousand eight hundred and thirty- lUilttl LUC IlJUUCJf UUC 11UIU 111'" 111. t. B. BUhT, Ex'r. Decf.ni.ber 1, 1835. 57 Acetate M orphan Citrate do Sulphate do 44 Quinine, French Strychnine Pipt rine Iodine Vratrinb Emitine Phosphorus Caustic Potass Kali Bichromate Potass lydridate Potass Nitrite Silver A i timony Kreosotc Diack Oxyde Sierctt ry Blue Mass (London) 0:1 Copaiva M Cubeba " Croton Extr. Kahinca il Thridace ' Go nci rr BECKWITH'S ANT1-DISFEPTJC PILLS. six, that elections are hbw held for members Of Assembly; and, bi ' ennially thereafter, on the same day, and under the same rules, regu ilafiong a"nd restrictions,-that elections re now directed .to, be heJd 'or, I members of the General Assembly of the State: and that the said i Sheriffs shall make their returns of the said elections, sealed up to the tOR the cure of almost every variety of ftihe- Secretary of State, to be, by him, delivered to the Speaker of the j uonai elisor aers oi tne ciomacn, bowels, La- Senate, on or before the second w md SpieIV SES S!fnn Ta' f i(! erUS; Assembly, to be held next thereafter n, nausea, head-ache, pain and distention of J' "'"" eek of the session of the Genera ver a lauon ihe stomach and bowels, incipient diarrhae; colic, thtiulenee, habitual constiveness, loss of ap- petite, sictt beau-acne, seasickness, &c &c. Tlwn, o ta m nnfa mid AMfwinkln ' a. A Females dunne Dreiahcv and subspon-m r. olxna, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That 1 .1 T, ,j j .t - v Mi .. i ii . hnement, relieving sickness at the stomach, wnenever tne puo!ic jail pi any county in tms otate, Shall be destrov Ati Act to declare and amend the law respecting public Jails in certain ctset. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of North Car An ounce of the last named article, added to oue quart ol water, instantly forms the com pound decoction of Sarsaparilla, of the London Pharmacopoeia . They have also received a supply of superior Trusses, and suspensary Bandagts, (for Sports Ine.i.) Dr. Oldridgt's jBalm of Colmiifria, the best and cheapest preparation lor the Hair ever offered to the public. It seldom fails to produceTTAitfSer and Eye Brtms in a very short time, though there were none on the face be fore, and has been found to excel every article that has been sold as a Curling fluid.- Indian Vegetable Cerate ; Kepkalia and a general assortment of pure French, Ger fnan, and American Colognes ; Lavender, Hun gury, Honey, Hermitage Extract Knude Por tugal, and Florida Waters ; with a great variety 6f Fancy Soaps. Ivory Tooth Brushes, ) - , -Imitation ditto j London make Chlorine Tooth Powder and Wash, Queew Adelaide's do a superior article, Carbonic Tooth Powder, Dr. D. C. Ambler's cfd. As their assortment is more complete than it nas ever been,' they feel confident that general satisfaction will be given to all Who may favor f hem with a call. They also return their thanks to the public for the very liberal share of pat ronage which has been extended to' them, and request a Continuance of the same. As they have purchased their goods princi pally witlf cashy they wotfld invite Country Merchantsand Physicians to call and examine for themselves, as they are determined to sell low for cash, 6fto punctual customers. Raleigh, Oct. 26, 1835. 52 son so elected; reside1 tijr does reside;, to notify tHe Governor oi" the Same forthwith j and the Said Sheriff, for 3very guth iieglect of duty, year lied to c wuin uiKuijr ictumuienoed, as auali- nf r head-ache, hearwbiirh and many of the ih'citfen- ed bV fire, or other accident, it shall and mav be lawful for anv Jus tal nervous affec.ions. Literary men students ticeofthe peace, of such county, to cause, all prisoners confined therein and most other person of sedentary habits, find f k .r ..-u j 1 1 &Ju-i kr us 1 .v. i.LZ;. ,k,. ' at the time of such destruction, to be brought before him, and utton freely in the pleasure of the Table, find speedy production of the process, under which rihy prisoner or prisoners relief from the sense of oppression and diiten-'were confined in fhe fail, So deSfroted', it shall b(i the diilf 6'f such Jug- tion winch follow, by taking the Pills. A atiee to order the commitment of all such persons to the iail of fails 6f amncr journey uivaiuau.c. s uuc wUu iranv 01 tne adjacent counties and the Sheriff, Constable, OT any qffi JELife cef deputed for that purpose in the coun.v where said Justice resides. iricta, will find them a valuable adjunct. Those, snail De bound to obey the order So made, and the sheriff or Keeper of wno are exposea to tne vicissitudes oi weatner, jiue coiuinon jan oi any sucn aajoining county snau De Douna to re on voyage or Journeys, can fake them sit all treive such pf isonter of Drisoriers. UDOri the ofder of stich iustice. ufider t m a nri ih vatfail on (nlir Tn 1 I ilnonc koir r ra i . 1 . . M ! Y. . i- 1 - i -V . ,,UJCa. '"""""y' iU ,U"""D" u,v.o c tne penalties now provided hv law or anv allure to nertorm the. ike dutieS; " ;. . , tt. 8e it ftfrther effacifei thai whenever it shall from any cause happen, that there shall be no public jail, in any county of this State, it hall, and may be lawful, for the Superior courts of la w and equity, the courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, justices of the peace, and all other judicial officers of such county, to commit ail prisoners who may be brought before them, wbethef iff a Criminal 6f civil proceed- ingr, to tne jan oi any aajoining county, ior me same causes, ana un derthe like reffulations, that they might have otdered commitments t the jail of their own county, if anv existed, and the sheriff, constables or other officers of such county, in which there may be no jail, and the sheriffs or keepers of theiails in the adfoiriinp counties Shall be baund to obey any order of coirnnhment so made,-under the like penaltie aforesaid, . III. Be ff fuftbef erracted, That the. sheriff, constables and other mirrisfefial Offieff of any county m which there may be no jail, s'hati nave rtm powert- suiuuriiy anu privilege to cuimne any prisoner wno has been arrested,- otf process either civil or criminal apd who may be held in custody for want of baif, in the jWI of any adjoining county, until sufficient bail shafll1 be given ot tendered, and the sheriffs or ikeepers. of thejails shall receive Such pfisorfefs fn the lfke manner as aforesaid, ano aft Sheriffs or keeper, of jails; vvffb shall suffer any prisoner or prisoners, committed to their custody in anv of tbe modes aforesaid, to escape therefrom, shall be liable fo rndrtritfeht and punish ment as in other cases of escane. IV. Be it further enacted, That this act shall bife fbte'e from and after its ratification. shall be subject to indictment, hi any court Of record; and On convic tion, Shall.be fined or imprisoned, at the discretion of the court. II. Be it f rther enacted, That in case any person, who shall here after be elected .to represent any county or counties in the General a. Li XL at iuis u.ii t... r-v. iL ;-.-..! -c .l. ,u r Lmja-i omtiiiu v ui miss oiuit?. tiiiiiu ufiuie uie niee'iiitr oi viit taiu virfnyra Assembly, resign, refuse, or decline io accept, and attend the duties of his said appointment, it shall be the auty of said person immediately tn nntitv th Uncernnr. in writin cr nt snrh his npfprminnhnn III. JBe it further enacted, That in all vacancies that shall hereaf ter nrr.nr hv death nsiorruitirn- fir rttherwis hfrp the meftinar of the Ceneral Assembly, and being notified thereof, as aforesaid, it snail be the duty of the Governor to issue a writ of election to the Sheriff or onenns, oi tne county or counties wnerem sucn vacancy Shall have occurred commanding: him or them to hold art election; for a member of the General Assembly, to supply, such vacancy; &t a certain time therein to be specified, and under the &:tme rules and regulations as are now prescribed by law, fpt holding elections in Said county or cuunties ; wnicn elections, so neiu in pursuance oi saia writ, shall be conducted in like manner, and to all intents and purpos s, shall be as legal and valid, sfnd subject to officers, and persons elected to the same penalties and liabilities, as if the same had been hejd at the time, and according to the rules and regulations now prescribed by law-. pa i aea Afl A6T auttjpi-iifing5 the tifenng the unsurVeyec. lands acquired Jjy treaty from the Cherokee Indians. A. P. one thousand: eight hah'flred and seven teen and one thousand eight hundred and nineteen, in the counties of Hay wood, and Macon. Be it enacted by itie General Assembly of the State ,of North Car olina, and il is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That from and after the first day of May next, it shall and may be lawful for any pef6n or persons to ehtet any vacant and unsurveyed lands, that have been acquired by treaty from the Cherokee Indians, in the year of one thousand eight hundred and seventfeen and one thousand eight hundred and nineteen, under the same rules, regulations and re strictions that are already provided by law for entering vacant lands in this State, and all laws and clauses of laws coming within the mean ing ahd purview of this act, be and the same are hereby repealed. share of the residium, undispo sed of in her husband's will, as if he had died without leaving; any vdl. II; Be it further enacted; That .when any wiSoiv may enter her dissent from her hus band's will, within six montbs after the probate of such will, she may, within si& months of the probate of such will. file her petition in the court where the pr. bate of such will was made, for one year's provi sions, out of her husband's es tate ; and it shall be the duty of such county court td appoint three free-holders arid a ius tice of thfe peace, ib lay off; to the petitior.er. her Vear's pro visions; and such justices of the. peace and freeholders shall lay off to the petitioner one year's provisions driller thfe Same rules and regulations as are already prescribed by law for widows of intestates, which year's provisions shall be paid by the executor of administra tor in preference to dll other claims btlt of the assets. III. Be it further enacted by the authority. dfbfesaioV That in all cases where a wid ow shall file ner petition for one year's provisions but of hef deceased husbands estate, the' costs bf stfdh petition shall be paid by the executor or admin is; rator otlt of the asi&etS of the testator of intestate; Provided, there should be tt deficiency of assets to pay the year'sjpro visiotf ttnd costs pf petition; then Shall the petitioner pay the Costs a highly efficacious and safe Anti-bilious Medi cine. They seldom, or never produce sicEtue&s at the stomach or griping. Their efficacy is strongly attested by certificates from the following gentlemen, Viz: Bishop Eves, Rev Dr.- McPheeters, Rev. G. W. Freemarr, Rev. B. T. Blake, Gov. Iredell, Hon. Henry Potter, Hon G. E. Badger, Hon. Rich ard Hines, Thos. t. Devereux, Eq Professor Anderson. Wrfl. , Hill. Esq. Secretary of State, VTill. S. ifthdoh, Esq. iafe Treatshrer. jas Grant, E6q. late Comptroller, W. R. Gales, Esq. of the Register, Ca'pt. Gurotr,- Onion's Hoteli Dr. R. C. Bond, Dr E Crosby, Dr. J. Y. Young, &c. Ample Directions occompany each Box. These Pills are for sale, by appoint ffienl1, th almost every Town in the United States, and Wholesale and Retail by tbe Subscriber, to whom applications may be made lor Agencies. . BECKW1TH & JUMP. Raleigh, N. C. 1845 . Twenty fire Hollars Reward- n ana way from the subscriber's plantation in M Caswell county, about the 1st of June last. a negro man named Balam, about 22 years ot afce, black complexion, about five teet seven or a - a. .ii Am Spring rove Aead.. eiPl ,ncne.? 8Pi- Ihave ?mnloved Mr HiTn.. 7 enf a sma" Par 01 uae Ul nis larc ffngere on, ti . - """.uiue ; i ne nair on nrrs imeneau ww, j ourcnasen mm man by the name of Carr, in Sampson Board will be six dollar mdntb, ihefutft 1 7 8 .i 9 re fees as heretofore: and the Schoo Si TO? ,i twenty fiVe doltors for his delivery to --mji- mpin V nnppuui nrtnr hi a cnn n npmpn f in rtmir r I . 1 r-, . . . . -r . .- heretofore : and tbe School will aence on Mouday, the 18th ot January next. A : . - JOBN D, HAWKINS. Pec. 2$th, 1835v - 4i61 Joalin this State, so that I aei him again. JOHN C. HARVEY. Yanceyville, N. C. Dec. 2&ih. 1835. 6W Af5f ACT errantine further time for revising and digesting- the Public Statute Law. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Sidle of North Carolina, ana n is nereuy enaciea oy tne auinority oj the same. That the act of the General Assemblv. nassed in the' Veaif one thousand eight hundred afid thirty-three, entitled a'il act for revising and digest- nig uie puuuc faimuie laws, oi tne oiaie, snail De, anu continue in full force and operation ; and the eorririiigsitfners heretofore appointed, by virtue of the act aforesaid, or thoe who may be hereafter appointed, shall be allowed, until the first day of December, one thousand eight htiriclred and thirty-six, to complete the duties assigned to them by the said act. . . II. Be it further enacted, That that poftiori' oT the digest of the nublic laws, which has been alreadv coranleted bv the rommiAnnw: and presented by his Excellency, the Governor, to this General Assem bly, shall be returned to said commissioners, who shall proceed t prepare the residue thereof j- and it shall re their duty, after having finished said digest in the manner prescribed" by the .act aforesaid, to cause .iwo nunarea copies ot tneir work to be printed by some printer, to be designated bv the Governor, in convenient form for the use of the members of the next General Assembly j and to deposite tne same - ine.oince oi me vjruvrqor, wuo is nereoy auuionzeu to araw upon tne t-t, m . ' .' i .1. - x r , . ...... , .- v- iruoiic l reasuTer ior me cosx oi sucn printing wnen compietea. 111. J5e it further enacted. That to enable the said commissioners to complete their arorlt, and to have the same transcribed for tbe press in convenient time, rt shall and may be lawful for them to employ a Clerk to said commissioners, at a compensation not exceeding three hundred dollars, to be paid out of the Public Treasury, upon the war rant ol the Governor as aforesaid. Novel Legisltitioh a bout Ti tles. Alter the Legislature of Alabama had assembled ai Tuscaloosa, and the vbtea fot Governor were counted, it be ing ascertained that.C.C. Clay was elected by a majority sit a bout ten thousand, the House proceeded to pass a resolution to apr pint a Committee to wait upon theGovernor, find inform bim of hiseleciioti. While the proposed resolution was under discussion, one of the members moved to strike out tbe words His Excellency,' and eniplov the words Clement C. Clay, Esquire! Another moved to strike ou'tthe a'ppelation 6f 'Es quire:" Another thought the esolution thus worded a little too repUblUMi ffhfl, inasmiich as the Governor had filled high stations, he proposed to insert me wora 'Honorable' .betor his narhe: Another obiected to both .the words ' Jtjonordblel and Esquire.1 preferring tha appellation of Mister1 After considerable discussion, neith er, the word Honorable1 was adopted, nof Esquire,1 nor yet even ' Misitr.' and so the Governor was addressed br the plain, untarnished title of Clement C. Clay. mm-. . . r i . . .1 rititbutg Vtsitet. Another ibaintng.A he gro boy, belonging to Mt. Itf ratid of this place, lost his fife a few daya go by having in cautiously put a quantity Of gunpowder into his jacket poc ket. He was amusing him self with a pistol, from which a spark was communicated to the mass, and the poor fellow was so severely wounded br the explosion, that fie Survived but a few hours. - Heibl AN ACT to allow farther ttnae for Registering Granta, proving and Registering wfc a u x a tm a y- . m - aa . w i ueeas, mesne uonveyances, rowers oi Attorney, jiiis oi saie, and Deeds ol Gift- Bb it enabled by the General Assembly of ijik State bf North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That al Grants of lands m this State t all Deeds fff lCTcn I nnvv. ance, Powers of4 Attorney, under which any lands, tenements, or he reditaments mtve been Or mav be conveyed ; all other nmvers of aftnr- ney which are required to be proven and registered by any Act of the s . a. a -aa a -a a aw mM iieneral Assembly : all bins oi sale, deeds ot gift already proved, or wnicn may nereaner oe proveu, snau, ana may, witnin tnree years ai ter the passage ot this act, be admitted to registration, under the s rules, regulations, and restrictions, as heretofore appointed by 1 An Act to puprress more effectually the vice of gaming in this State. Be ii enacted bv the General Assemblv of the State oi North Car olina, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That and said grants, deeds, mesne conveyances, powers of attorney, bills ofUvould have to be crossed by the fifth section of an act, passed in the year one thousand eight hunsale, and deeds oi gift, shall be as good and valid as if they had been I stum boats. ' Another pioj&Ui ftandent of the NorfoH writing from Chowan N. V Dec. 26th, . suites that "a pro ject is on foot fof construcfihg " a if ail tioodj.om Norfolk to Charleston $.C" He sketches the route, and states that tne only sfrea$i of conseduene.tdf juiucut ine progress 01 tms road, would be the Santee river, U iia u i cat uruui, x . . .V