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SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1849.
t- "
Fire,
Bcrlior
reading t.VAIso,' (avorably to ) the bilj au
thorizing "the erectioriilofja-rolMldgc
ovcV the;Vatauga River, 'in 'Burke doun-
tY . -7 ' r : 1
. r, . j s i . i 1 1 i t : l t : 1. 1 1 t i 1 1 ! i
Cvngress. .
The abolition question, appears to, ab
sorb all others lnCongresi'' The&outlf
: ziMim .- 4rn members held i meeting on the 22ad
ve rccrct to icarn inai me oaru uuu , . , . pulu 4 , , .
: t b; , r -TM j "It in tneacnate .Ubamber, to take into
stables of Mr. Henry Shirley, near this consideration the proper course to M pur
place, were consumed ..by. ire on .Chi istmasj sued in view of the recent faction of the
morning, and a valuable racp ;tnarc, and House of Representatives ; on the subject
150 to 20O barrels corn with other artie- "Slavery. AU;thp Slaveholding States,
consumed. It is not known . . r v .. s-
ucnioo, oi . issouri, was aosent. , I he
les were.
how the fire originated.
From Raleigh.
;Vc learn from Raleigh that on Wednes
day last, in the Senate1 the bill to extend
the Gaston Road to Charlotte, and to pro
vide for lateral branches,' one from Raleigh
to Goldsboro', and the, mother from
.Payetltville to some po'mt on the Ciiar-
! lotto Road, vas tip for discussion, and was
'ably advocated by Wjp. B. Shepard and
that the bill will probablv pass.
In the House, the resolutions on slave
ry, reported on Thursday of last by
Mr. Dobbin, passed their second .reading.
Four whigs voted against the resolution
denying the constitutionality of the Wil
mot proviso. A n umber of .whips, Mr.
meeting was organized by the appointment
of3r. Actcnlf as Chairman, and Mr.
Venable as Sttcretary. Mr. Calhoun in
troduced a proposition for immediate and
decisive action which.-however, did not
meet with theeonciirrence of the meeting
On motion of Mr Stephens, of Georgia, a
conwnittee composcddf one member from
each State represented, in the meeting was
appointed, to report upon the course pro
per, to be' pursued by ihc South in t lie pres
ent exigency. Jlr. Stephens vje placed
at ths head of the committee. The meet
ing then adjourned to tJe 15th January.
l)r. Jay ne's Hair Tonie. T procured two
bottles oif MrMason, .in Someryillei and
using the Tonic for abuV fifteen niahtbs,
my hair came in, all over, my , head, and.
although not quite as tnicK as oeiore, yei
it is constantly growing. This surprising
restoration oTiny hair has excited the as-
a t ' - - -" i '' " a A
lonisnment 01 all my acquainxances, ami
made me an object of curiosity to many
I am now 55 years of age, and have reason
to regard the inventor of this matchless
Hair Tonic as a public benefactor.
JOACHIM GULICK.
New hermantovvn,. J., Nov. 26, liJ48
No cure, no pay1. Fever and Jigue
Jaynes Jigue Pills are warranted to euie
the worst forriis of Fever and Ague. Tht
money wilt fee refunded 'in all cases if the'
fail to cure but they never do fail.
(Q30 Among the thousand and one Med
icines ad ertised as "certain cures for all
Counterfeiters Arretted -The , Fay-1 PolmoMry ''." Expect-
ettevilie Unserver states that .-three men . . ' . ' .
.. , i . . ,. . j udervce has been pared not with nuns but
whf) hai'ft hrfn trnvplmfr .is nrirn-rlrnvirs
e'd,!ft':the fllgKrbTtheTope'anajtLelieads!
of the Roman Catholic Church. ' 7 , Ing but Wd can follow. : Enquire the ef.
The cmperoVof Xustri'has abdicated inject of :IJranJrelh Pills ;among your :un
favorx)f Jiis nephevithla'new ministry;1 prejudiced friends; you:viUhear, sufficient
' ' ' " '-' . . jto'satisly ybii that there Is :n6:Hsk,in;ina
' 'Jlnoiherproofoyite ' of Dr. )ih& the trials and that you will not be
Jayne'sMafr Tonic:Ths xvi certify J doing yourself justice. whhoutit7r-
that I was entirely bad v;-foy 'abuj -IhrM
y ea rsVwhen I was recommended to try
in Richmond-and Columbus counties, pay
cures; and the vouchers loi its efficacy in-
.1 i mi . it- i iiuuc tin uiiuyui Humes w 1 1 it'll tur cnnrarc-
ing their. bills, Hwapinc and buying horses , , .,.
,.;ii,cin, . r u'ii 4i i i r ter and respectabihtv. cannot be surpassed
with MO counterfeit mlis on . the li.niu of r
tRayner among Aem, refused to vote at all jCa F h-ve een arrcslJ(1 and Ioiijred :,n country. Dr. Javne. being himself
on this resohition; but the others ofthc;in ,)ejai of Richmond ' commv-TheyT . ' , . . pnl&m " PenoTro
gcries passed unanimously. j paed these bills to Col. il.ultsi.v. and to I,,,-vs'ral np-.b.Ul.e . for instance.
... , mio ti i ir- r-x " ; to cure a man whose lungs arc like alion-
Messrs. Dobbin of Cumberland, and C, Htntn, G.bn, onionS pIclclv riadlo.!, M it were,
B. Ilassell of Martin, ha,e i,ccn elected , ' ! .t,lv1hoGre diseaL, tu! he d'oes aM,er,.,d we be
1cLain I neve h is borne oui by well authenticated
n . . ' ' , . ! laets. ihat in all diseases of the lungs and
rrcqucnti. attempts are made to pass . ,
ir.r.ci.WL i . .i i 1 enu-M wijitii uic fuaui-ni ujie oi cure vnn
thchc hills in this city. Let the people; . . . ' ,.
look out.
.f: When'our ..blood - is once pure nothing
in tlie shaine of ?ood will hardly come a
miss; nothing
acn; you may ,cai pies, or. any tiling reas
on; and the'greater variety of food ttiebel
ter blood is made. '.All who have, vyc ak
stomachs, , who are 'dispeptic,; or iaany
way afflicted; in bod)f, should without de
Jay resort to .. j .
Br andreth Pills ;
which will indeed strengthen the life prin
ciple, and by 'perseverance' with them, en
tirely renew the, whole body; the materi
als now in it -good, will be kept so; those
bid, displaced and removed. Good blood
cannot m;ike,bad tone or, bad flesh.! And
bear in mind, the Urandieth's Pills surely
purify the Blood. ; . v . ,.r
for sale by Geo Hotvard ,
WWMWf. Letter
Remalnifig io ihe Best Offiee at nv 3
f lov-yi-n ...! HCAl, Will 1)6 pent in 'ih.
lit-OfficeaaeadleUers. 10 Ce
Bunting Richard' Moore M,.
tirii;- i m .
ChcrryR'h-
Ciierry S E J Mrs
Cooker John
(J3We are authorised to-'announce
i'ol. Tiio. P. Alston, of Halifax' county
us a candidate for the office of Brig Gen.
5ih Brigade N. C. Militia.
Trustees of the University
General Assembly.
But few bills have .been perfected, up
to this time, and what have been are most
ly of a private nature.
On the 12th ult. Mr. Dancy,- from the
committee on Private bills, asked that the;
out miraculous interference, his Expecto
rant willj restore the patient to health
There is no medicine before the publir
which is so effective in removing cousin
From the lluieigh Jlegisttr.
Death of an Editor. We are truly, colds, broriclulis. asthma, hoatsrncss. pint
committee be discharged from the further paired to announce the death oi David risy, croup, influent, quinsy, and alUli.
consideration of a bill and memorial i Iiton, Esq , Editor of the Wilmington, orders bf ihe -machinery of respiration,
iefeicnce to Robert Henkell. The com- Journal, which occurred in Charleston on Jaync's Expectorant.
xnitiee was accordingly discharged. Aho, ' Sunday, the 7th inst." He went to that Prepared only by Dr. 1). Jayke, Phil
n favorable report on the bill to ineorpor- cit about lcn 3y before in the hope of adelphia,and sold on agency by
ate Pamlico encampment No, 0,1. O. of repairing t he ravages of a disease of an in- j G ICO HOWARD.
O. F., in the town of Washington. Also, flJlr,matory nature under which he had ! Tarboro', Nov. 9, 1847.
a biil to incorporate Union Company in becn prostrated for many weeks. He has.
the town of Fayctlcvillc, with an amend- 'eft a wile and child to grieve over their . Beware of Counterfeits and Imita
mcnt; which passed their second reading. blifihled prospects.- His age was 27. . lions The imparl ailelcd and astonishing
On the 14th. Mr.-Dancy. from the ccm- Uffieacj of
mittee on Private bills, a bill to amend an Accident. Willie Privett, a young Dr. IHs'ar's Buharnvf fFild Cherry
act incorporating the town of W.ndsor, ot some 16 years, and son of Wni. in ali lhc liM:ases for which it is recom.
MlSi-i
morgan John
Rlcrcer Jesse
Nelson .Jonaa
Pender U
render M T
Freeman Arthur Per vis Jas"
Harris Solomon.. t Pasture f1
Ilyait J H Proctor AW
Harrell Jesse Pippin T Atrm
Hyman Mary Miss. 8pig!u john Po
HarrisonEiiz'h Mrs -Southall F Mjs
Jones Amanda Miss Sawyer Hard vv
Jenkins S P Sizetfore Til
jvey jonn
Lane Ann LMiss
Lane Mai y Miss
Lyon M A. Mi si'.
L!ddon Thos L
Mel calf John W .
Teak Rhoda Mrs
Warren Ivey
White John5
Win born Mary
Wombie Euvs
Wjin bery ij D
EDMOND P.
t un vj 'jsrovih u viinu.
Edgecombe Cocsty
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session
NOVEMBER TERM,,
, Gideon Ward vs. .Willie Ward
Original Attachment .Returned by tV
SheriiT to Nov. Term,; 1848, 0f s,i(j
Court, with the following en 1,1
ment: "Oct: 13, -1848, levied on ,.e
"grocs Sherrod. Mark and EMhw-ii"
"so, on the 20thrNov f1848,WiedCn
"Titus and Harriet, Willie Ward hnv
. . ''mc an undiviil inw.c i
r "v.n-.ai, in aaiu np.
groes.
THE defendant,; Willie Ward, is I;
ere-
MARRIED,
In this jdaee, on Wednesday evening
la si. by L. C. Pender, Esq. Mr. Vwj
rieagpeui to i iss Mary Milts a lJarker, . ny nouiied oi the above proceeding ainst
daughtci of Mr. John Parker tleed. him, and that unjes.s he be and appear be-
In this eouiiYy, on Sumly morning, ; fore the Justices of said Court, at the
24ih tilt, by Hnrmati Ward, Esq. Mr. j Court to be held for said County at the
rujun iufcfim to Miss iJanzady Par- t ourt Mousr, in larboroon the fourth
Monday of February next, ami h
its and
leer, daughter "of Mr. Arhur Parker.
Jn Philadelphia, on the 12th ult. bv the there replevy and plead to issue, jiuK
R'v. Joscj)h Hammitt. Mr. . J Biggs, ment by default .final will be rendered
of Ualeigh, :io iMiss Isabella A second against him for the plaintitPs debt, interest
daughter "of Air. Israel E. Jan es, of Phil- land costs, and the .propet iy levied on eon-
del phi a.
idemned to be-sold to satisfy the plaintiff's
recovery.
By order of s;ud Court, at Nov. Term,
184S. JNO. KORFLfiET, Clerk.
TSic Cbli! Mine bl'CamVi-uia.
THE Attention of Agents throughout
the country ;"s calicd to the cheap aurfrarc
fully prep.utt Guide to the Go.Jd Ktoti,
!aL I 1 1 t'Pifttt r I i iilhilntn I1..saI 1
w.in imcnamenw wntcn . were anopieu. - ' " y mtnded. curing many rses after the skill
:iso,a oui 10 incorporate ine iiPwoem wnaimivinai i?umii sun wmn:
Manuficturing Company, with an amend- 01,1 hunting bh the 2d inst. The content
rnent inserting the liability clause . of the gun entered his sidt just above the
On the 19th, Mr. Dancy from the com- hip, and lodged there. ".Medical aid was
mitlee on Private bills reported favorably instantly procured, and wo are ghd" to l
to the bill to incorporate Union ( hjpter 'earn inai iur. rnveu musiair io recover.
17 in the County of Dup4in. Passed! '
2d reading. Also, favorably to the bill to' Meaty Damages. A man nimed Jos.
"thr Justices of the Peace to sell Sasser, has reeov. red S5:000 of the ci-
In this place, on Sunday last. M. y rr',OTl m-"m
Margaret Hyatt, wife of Mr. Jesse ,jjGo!d.M,r.es of Catiiornia, ,r,d a., a Goo-
view ui uuuu.iy wnii iiajj ui uic
country, and particula'rly of the Oolp Re
gion, edited by'G. G Fosterl 'Esq'. Fries
25 cunts. All the authentic informal io:i
JYotice
of the best phyicinns was unavailing, has
i fleeted a large and increasing deinund for;
:". mm.:- r. . 1 i 1 . i-,.
II. i 1H9 inn llJl.s caueu tfifli nai- ucncrn jiHWiri.i ..vioctt to ujia uay j aion
piori counterfeiters and mutators to paim , dissolved oy tnutnai consent. , this book. Price, per hundred. Slo:
otf spurious mixtures, of similar name and. The Subscribers respectfully request all p'er dozen. Unless orders, arc sc. ua
app -arahce,for the genuine Halsam. Some: persons indebted to the late . firm, to call promptly the publishers cannot' erUaiy
THE Partnership heretofore existing in regard to the country and ' the G old He
itween Botvditch & Howell is this day Kion that can be nrocu red will be iVmniia
r " - ,
the Por House in said County. Passed ty of Memphis, for injuries received by
3re called Syrup of Wild Cherry "Bal
sam of Spiktnarti," kWihl Cherry Corn
frey," Sc. Another. "VVestcr's Balsam
ise in r,a.u county. i.eu - - - y of Wild Cherry" miwnelliiiE the name.
2d reading.. Also, favorably to the hill to ianmg .mo a wen, uug oy order ot the Portificalcs l0 rcsCmble those
alter the time of - holding the Court of mayor anu amermen.
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, in the County , "
of Lincoln The fVilmingion and Manchester
forging
of the true Balsam.
. . r. ..
IVistar's Bahum of wild Cherry
Oo the 2rd Mr ' D lnev from the Rad. This enterprize, we learn is the only genuine. The rest merely im
Committee on Private bills reported sev- from the-Marion Star, is likely to he car- itate the name of the original, while they
eral bills of a private or local nature ried;out, a corps of engineers being now possess none of its virtues,
among others, one for amending an act of engaged locating the route The cost of aenuine.
tcf ,!,(;- ( i-..; flTo-. r.,i rr this work, including every thing for busi
Ashvit o rn "vi le in Vane! Z tlntc .t I .,06.000." The es- The genuine Balsa.n is p, up in bo.t.e,.
f InnnL 1 18- 0 in re atbn o nou.t of business it will pro!,,- with the words "Ur W,slar's Balsam of
blv do per annum, set down at W Wild Cherry, Philad." blown in the
" from ,he Co.- 000. - ine ana. per.anent expenses, h ,.. hearing a .a.,, on the
mi,.ce on Private hills: renorted haek to S26,000. Expenses of shops. $19 303 ". u me ga,re o.
the House, with amendment, the bill for 50 train; and all other expenses, .with
hMler rranUtinn of the . niihlie hirh. the" above; is stated at 70,000;-which
r i o
H. VVISTAR, M. D.
This will be enveloped hereafter with a
wtys
of Rutherford, and recommended leaves' a Wrplus! of 180,000 or 12 per new wrapper; eopyriSht secured. 184 1; on
and settle immediately.
Also, all persons who
have claims a-
ment. JOSEPH 11. UO WD ITCH.
JAMES D HO IV ELL
TarborA Jan'y. 1st, 1S49.
promptly the publj
satisfy them, , A- new edition is in p'-ess
to supply country orders,, which will. he
gainst them to present the same for pay-;sent according to ihe limes of the aplica-
tion. vThis work is v the first authentic
publication on the subject, and embraces
all the information of any real "value to
persons interested in that wonderful, suc
tion of country ,
BE IV ITT DA VENPQRT,
, Tr i hiine' buildings. New York
Papers giving this ad vern'sement 2. in:
sertions, including this notice, and senu-
School.
THE third session of the Male and
Female Schools in Hamilton. will com
mence on the 2nd Monday in January
next. The Male department will be con-
, .11 r r ' . . - : ' .- '1 t ' i l : : v . - - r
ducted oy Joints i. nor tier, i.sqr. with ing a marked 'paper to the publisher?,
competent assistants the Female depart-, will have 3 copies of the work forwarded
ment by Miss S: Lover ing. " .-J. to them' ' ' " f " 1 ' ' 1
.-'. ... i " i - ' ''(
iiryant JJennclt,
Joseph Waldo,
Samuel Williams,
pJwYarrell, ,
Trustees.
its passage. The bill passed its 2d rrad-
cent on the capital.
Salisb ury IVa tchman.
ri .j. r
ing i ne same gemicrnan reporicu iavor
ably to the bill to consolidate and amend
the several Acts' for the better regulation!
6f the Town of Concord.' The bill passed j
n;v',l 2S,!,; iMr.. -Danev. frnm tnp: "hid. saysrthere are Mop. deaths a .'day
Committee on' Private bills, reported fa-';a"l Peol)le are setting the city,by thous-
vorably to the bill t6'L attach - a portion of
which will always appear the written sig
nature of ul. BXJTTS."
J- For sale byDr. w. U. Macriair, Agent
ffThe Cholera is raging in NewOr-; for 7,aiboro, and by dealers' in medicine
leans: The Charleston Courier has ari geherally.Cu
extract Of a letter from there,' dated 23d,
-if,
i ' r
Yancy to Buncombe. The bill passed its
2d reading. Also, Tto ""exTend the authori
ty of the Justices of the ' Peace in the
(bounty of Wilkes-rrpassed its 2d reading,
ils'ofo authorize the Chairman of ihe
Common Schools of Rutherford County
to nav over certain monies to the Chair-
ands.
, .: The jBrst appearance of this terrible dis
ease, known as the Asiatic Cholera,, was jn
August, 1317 at Jessore, ,in , India, since
which it is calculated that it has swept
from, existence 150 .millions ojf jiuman be
man of Jthc Board oft Common Schools of
-Ppl k Cbii n ty-passed : 2 d ' ' read i ng. ; A I so,
lb amend 'Act to; incorporate Hickory 1
nuV irnpikc Compa
jng " Alsouhfavorabfy to the resolution
in h vor of '&:Wnf: TO resoliitlon
hr'nrit nnsVits'd Wdin2. Also, favor
ably : kh&'bur uj ?t Vnc&jri ;; Mf riin;;& i,
logs:
d:.-. . .u vfx, '.., u-.'.'.-;- ,
The Steamer Europa arrived at jNew.
Yorkj bringing 'dates 'tfro'ih Liverpool to
the ICth ult, embracing most important
and interest i rig news;5 ; j'U;
's Louis Napoleon has -been electedlPres
idenit'bf'France," and Paris is-tranquil.-"
The Revolution in Rome has' terminat
r (fhen the bones ' are , diseased,
when every ramification, iof the, frame is
out of order," the i ; s ! : f i
i ; ;r Bi andreth Pills , ,r
will in nineteen cases out of twenty cure
Remember that the body can i be entirely
remade from the food, 'bones and: all; ami
aided by -this most beneficent medicme. it?
quarter of the time it takes in, the ordinary
course of. nature. .In . from ttvor to four
yearsn entirely new fihealthy bady, n;can
be ejcclxanged, for the up sound, the disea
sed, he miserable.one. The slowness at
quick ness of the change aUogether depend
J ing upon the, efiect the- . A 1 :5I ,; ,v ,,v.
rlj Braridrethls PtRsj -or! u.,..
ire made to produce; which efiept can h
graduated just as rthe patient pleases, i
S. T. Price,.
P. P Clements,
T. C. Hyman, :
Hamilton, Martin County No. Ca.
1 ' ' 'Dec. 28, 1848.
ISotmd for the California
. THE subscriberrwishing to embark for
the Gold Region in California, will con
tinue to ofler t-v i- .. r .'''
" Cabinet Furniture ,ts
Of his manufacture at the very Low Pri'
ces w;hich have already, induced many per
sons to buy exclusively of him. .Persons
indebted to him will please come forward
nd settle their accounts, as the subscriber
wishes to leave as soon as he can sell out,
&cJ tJall at the same Old Stand :
TarboroVDee. 20, 184S.
F. L. BOND.
Cons labtfkHtn uk for sale;1
u . , , .AT THIS OFFICE.
Wordsworth uirademy.
fpHE Spring term for IS49 will com-
" Imence on the second? A3 onday in JaD
uary, under the.continued supetvisian of
Rev. Ji B. Solomon. - The subscriber takes
pleasure!iti saying he is a young man of
excellent qualifications and applies them
assiduously to; the; improvement of bis
pupils.. . VY'qrdsivofth isjsituated 15 mi'f
South East ofiWarrenton, and 4 ..miles frm
Grove Jiillia a hgW :healthy , country.
Theiyear is livided Jnto,twos sessions
five months each; a; - public ,examia0!1
will take place at theend of each session
strict account of scholarship .will be made
to, jarenta and guardians.
Terms per session of five months arc as
tlbllows: , f t . " ' .
Board including eyerylhipg, .
Tuition Jn iirst Class Englisli, '
V::-2diVr.i-' !vih .
i l ": -:3d inudingvniathematics,
Natural Philosophy,' Geometry
';' .nRhrejpri.Cf &e. ;
Tallin nnr) flrorklr f r
,i Nor deduction unless in, cases of protract
ed Joesju Bopks suchas are used injh
academy ept pn hand ,byr. I he pbsenper.
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