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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-13
JAMES REESIDE


On motion OF Mr.. G. ]. INGERSOLL the
memorial Of the widow and administrative of Jas.
Reside deceased, formerly great mail conlrac-
tor who claims large balance as due from The
the U. s. on the verdict of jury, be referred 10 i
Select Committee
MIR. CAVE JOHNSON moved that the me-
mortal be referred TO the Committee of Claims.
Mr.. STEENROD and Mr.. c. ]. NIGER
SOIL opposed the reference to the Committee
of Claims.
Mr.. VANCE thought the case Ought to go 10
the Committee ON the Post Office and Post Roads;
on which
Mr.. CAVEJOHNSON varied his motion, so
as 10 refer it 10 the Committee on the Post Office
and Post Roads, and argued at some length in ia
vor of sending the case 10 Standing instead of u
Select Committee.
The question was first put, according 10 The
rules, on the reference 10 the Standing Commit
tee, viz; the Committee on the Post Office and
Pos, Roads, and decided in The affirmative By Il
large majority.
Mr.. DODGE, Delegate of Iowa, asked leave
10 present some papers, which were objected 10.
Mr.. BRODllEAD asked leave TO move re-
solution calling for a statement Gas well as we
could undersland) of dividends unclaimed from
The old Bank of The United States (he Bank
whose charter expired in 1917 II was object
ed TO.
And, at 4 quarter before . o'clock, the House
adjourned until Tomorrow, al II o'clock, NJ
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as too selfish, too little, too Sroveing, 10 deserve
the gratitude of a great people, who would s,oop
TO raise such miserable objection. Give Us
Texas on fair and honorable terms, and We do
not care whether it is A. or T., y. or c., or any
other letter Of the alphabet, who achieves the ob.
lect
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From he Nashville Enion.l

RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT
IN NASHVILLE.
Contrary 10 all the signs and appearances on
Wednesday night, the sun rose beautifully on
Thursday, and gave US one Of the brightest and
lovelie>, days of the whole year. !. was just
such day as the Democracy desired, 10 enable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-13

The question being put, the resolutions were
agreed To-
The Committee then rose and reported them 10
the House, where theyssyere passed without de-
bate.
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WESTERN ELOOUENCE.

Gentieeaen Of the Jury, (said western
lawyers }it is with feelings of no ordinary
co,nm9tiou that rise to defend my in ni"Icd
clientherc, from the attarks which have beeu
made upon his heretofore unarproachable
character. 1 feel, gentlemen, that though
good deal smarter than any of you are, even
the judge here. yet am utterly concomtan,
to present this here case in that magnanin'ons
and heart rending light which its Importance
demands; aud, gentlemen, / trust that what
eysr may lack in presenting :he subject,
ssjll be Immediately made up by your own
natural good sense and discernment, if you
have got any.
The counsel for the prosecution. gentle
men, will undoubtedly eudeavor to heave dust
in your eyes. He will tell you that his client
is, pre-emine ntly, a man of tnnctioo-that
he is man Of undoubted aud umimpeachable
| aciiy--that he is u man who would scorn
TO foich an action agin another merely for to
crafty his own personal corporosity; but,
gentlemen, let me cau,onaie you 10 beware
how you rely upon any spacious reasoning
like this. l myself apprehend, gentlemen;
| that this here suit has been wilfuily and my
! litiously focht-foch,, gentlemen, for tn. sole
| and only purpose Of bro" beating my unhappy
client here, and in an eminent manner grind
ing the face Of the poor and l apprehend
also, that il you could but look into thar mans
heart, and'read there the motives which have
propelled him to fotch this suit, such p:eter
Of moral turpentne and heartfelt ingratitude
would be brought to light has never before
been exhibited since the Falls of Niagara.
! Now, gen,lemen,I want to make a bri!lian,
appeal to The kind symmetres Of your na,ur,
and see if I can't warp your judgments little
in favor of my unfortunate client here, ssnd
then ! shall foch my arguments to cldse
Here is poor man, with numerous wife
and child dependent on him 70, their dali,
bread and butter, wamtonly fntcht up here aut
arranged before an intellectual jury on tn.
: charge of ignominiously hooking-yes, gen
tlemen. mark the idea, hooking six quarts o
new cider. You, gentlemen, have all bee;
placed in the same situation, and you know
how to feel for the misfostunes Of my heart
broken client, aud l humbly calculate yo
!, will no, permit the gushings Of your simper
q 'hizing hearts to be squenched in the bud b
the sune2tiious arguments OF my igporau
opponent Oh iother side.
The law expressly declares, gentlemen,
the beautiful language Of Shakespeare, ,b.
= where no doubt exists Of the guilt Of prisot
D. err il 10 your duty TO lean upon the side Of IN.
,ice, and fotch him in iunocent Ifyou kee
this fact in view in the case Of my ellen
n gentlemen, you viii! have The honor Of NAL
= ing friend Of him and all his relations, m
you can allsrs look upon ibis occasion au
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Stationery.

Bank Books Of all kinds, *ucl, a. Ledgers, Jour.
nails, Day- -bonks Blof,ers. Letter Books, Indexes,
SC, any OF which can also be made To ord -r.Fools-
CAP, letter, ard note paper; Ink, red, black. and
Japan pens aud pencils of alt sorts; Seals, with
and without notIos /; Cumberland Drawing Pen
cils Penk nves Sandboxes, nkstonds waters, seal.
in2 wax, &c. SC.
COOKERY.
Mis-. Leslic's & Saundersnn's art of Cookery
aod Miss Es's g. Housck eepins made easy" ane
tho Virginia Housewife.
March 9, iS4i. 263-tf.
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NEW SFRING AND
Summer Clothing.
ISAAC WOLF & CO..

We Jnst received from PhliadePhla, a
IL plete assortment Of
Spring &SummerWe caring Apparel,
made in the latest style. and warranted Of good
work nship md materials.
He j. Thankful! for the patronage he has received
from the ciiLens Of Fayetteville and the surround
inu country, and assures them that he can p
any gentleman who will favor him by ealing 10
examn ne his selection. He suit ,'ni!er,~n with
dress aud frock coats, and fine pants. either of
Eoh, materials or of fine broadcluh He sin keeps
on han.i overcoats, cassmere and cassintt ranf:-
looms. &c, with many other articles for gentIrEcHs
wear too numerous TO mention.
Feb "a lS44 26i SIN
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THE LkpYA YES

THE LApYHs YES. 3, -
4 sono, Dy xLlzAsETH ,. sAH1tTr.
~Y4srs answered you last night
aSo." this mosning .sir,I cay;
ce!ors seen by caudie-Iight
Cannot look Tho eamo by day.
When .he tabors played their best.
ssss And the dancers were not Glow,
ssI.ove me" sounded like a jest,
Fasntsyes'' or fit for "no."
Thes. the sin is on us both;
ss 70 dance tine to woo'
~ ooes n eht max es fckle troth-
Scorn Of NE recoi.s on roo.
= Learn to win lady's faith
Nobly, as the thing j. high
B.avely, as in fronting DEATH
With becoming gravity.
Lead her from the painted hoards-
Point her to the starry skies
Guasd her. BY your truthful words,
&1are from courtshsp's fatteries
by your truth she shall be true,
Ever true as wives oe yore,
And her eyes," once said to you,
Shall be yes for evermore.
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Endeavor 10 tell your own weakness when
you are under the nscessiy Of teaching wis-
dom 10 fools and politicians.
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NT0H Just received By the Cotton Plant
II lNAs No. & Mackerel in or. bbs.
No. do. IN bbls.; and No. Salmon in or. barrels
April 6. 1t. COOK X TROY.
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

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State Of North Carolina-.Robeson county.
Court Of Pteas and Quarter Ssssions-Fe6-
rwary Term, 1874.
Wiley Afford ana wife,
and others, p.4;,;. e.. s;.;; e
Alexander Fumore, &
others.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
Joeeph Fillmore, James Fillmore. Mary Malheson.
Wait w iikinson and wife Frances. Atlss Brown,
John Brown, and Peter r Brown residents
Of this State it is therefore ordered by tho Court
that publication be made for nix weeks in the North
Cs.olinian, Pubished at Fayetteville, for them TO
appear at the next term Of this Court be held Tor
the said county Of Robson. At tho Court House in
The town of Lnmberton, the fourth Monday Of
May next, and answer, plead or demur. this
petition will he heard exparte and Judgment pro
cnnfesso entered.
Witness. Shedrach Howell, clerk Of said Court at
Office, in Lumherton, the fourth Monday Of Feb
ruary, A. D., l644, and 6Sth year Of American
Independence.
April s, l944.-267-6t. per adv. So IS.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13

Il Is eaid that Whitetield once said to q
brother who had made a very long prayer,
" Brother, you prayed me into good frame
aud you prayed me on, OF it again."
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Grsg & El!inlts series Of Readers; Cesar's
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VALUABLE MEDICINES y

VALUABLE MEDICINES !"
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"A articles will please call at the
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We have but a small quantity Of each 90 hsnd
and will dispose OF them At extremely low prices
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Dr.. Connel's invariable cure for Genorrhes
Dr.. Bartholomew Pink Expecto:ant Syrup.
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The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13
From the Augusta constituti onaiist.

From the Augusta CONSTITUTE onaiist
CANcER.-The following article is copied
from an Edinbu'g paper:
&c While was n, Smyrna, there was girl
afflicted with the Cancer i'll her lip, and the
gum was affected. The European physicians
consulted on the measures to he taken, and
agreed that they no other method than 10
cut it out aud the girl had already Submitted
herself TO that decision. BY an accident Of
that nature which men caunot account for,
an old Armenian came To- them just in time
to preven. the application Of the knise.
DO no,hiug, said the Armenian. 81
will cure her, aud when he had pledged him
self strongly, the physicians consented.
{" He procured copper vessel, newly tin
ned nn the inside (an essential coucurrence)
and having poured IA certain quantity OF olive
oil into it, he made i, boil over a soali fite,
sufficiently to keep it gently asiia,ed, and 5"
for three times in 24 hours. With this, the
oil resolved itself to the c"n~i>,ency of an
oinment, aud By CONSTANTLY rubbing the pa'i
affected, he cured her in ii days. Nothing
else was done.
"The physicians supposed that the oil re-
ceived its virtue from the tin, aud that it was
communicated BY its long boiling ever the
| 6re."
The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13

VNHE House and lot on Hsymount, near the
Il Arsenal, built and owned BY Mrs Lucy Am
Watts. to whom application may be made, in per.
son or BY letter. Tns House will be sold on
credit Of five years, by giving note with approved
security bearing interest from date.
The price Is one thousand dollars, for house Al nd
lot, and may be paid by instaiments. a, the sad
Of five years; the interest to be paid yearly.
House and premises be examined at axY
time. Apply AZ above directed.
Jan. 6, 1914. 2s4.ff
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The FoRK AND PorAro.-Phasm 10 one
Of tho most amisble and accommodating crea-
lures in the world; but ihen there is limit to
amiability itself, as person found, the other
day, who was one Of Phastn's nearest neigh
bors at the table ofa public house in this city.
The individual, for several days, bad been 10
constantly in the habit Of troubling Phasm, in
stead Of tho walters. for "thia, that, and the
other" article. on the table, that the latter be-
gan to feel ss~olty," not only ''about the head
aud shouldsrs," but all over, and was ready
for almost any kind Of a s'aare-up' with his
foe. An opportunity was finally offered.
ssI'll trouble you," said Phasm's tormentor, at
the same time giving him his fork. ssto stick
my fork into that potato" 'sNo trouble at all,
SIR said Phas,n, plunging the fork into the
potato, aud :here leaving it. tIll trouble you
for my fork now, if you please" s'No trou-
ble at ALL, replied Phasm. pulling the fork out
Of tho potato, and returning ii Phasm says
that he has not been uoubled-by that chap
since.-Bos:on Transcript
A friend Of ours acts upon the Same prin-
ciple in carving, whenever he is bai,ed with a
request to give very small piece-an affi ont
ing insinuation that he does not know how
large slice Of turkey or mutton to put on
ady's plate. He cuts as small piece as one
point of the fork vii! take up. There is gen.
orally Il sec md call, for one tssomewhat lar
ger"-.N Y. Com. .adr.
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reflect, with pleasure, that you did as you have
boon done by but il, on the other hand, you
disregard this great principle Of Lave, set at
nsught my eloquent remarks, and fotch him
in guilty, the silent twitches Of conscienee
will folles you over every fair cosnfisld, l
reckon. and my injured and down -troddsn
client will be pretty opt to light Oh you some
Of these dark nights. ~ my cat lights on q
sasses full Of new milk.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13

OLD HoRsE.-The New York Spirit Of the
Times Gays that there is a horse in that city,
and a very stylish and handsome roadster too,
which Is torfy-three years oidy which 10 q
proof that In the c"se Of horses a, least, il il
not always necessary for them to $50 it while
they're young under IN impression that when
they're old they can't This old horse
il seems, goes It very well yet.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13
CA1US CESAR AUGUSTUS GER.
MANlCUS CAIIEi1IA u Roman e,nner,

CAIUS CESAR AUGUSTUS GER
MANlCUS CALIGUL \, u Roman enper-
or, was the son of Germauicus and Asrippina,
AID bora A. D. IL. He received his sur
name from the Calig;r (haf boot>) which he
wore. His life, with single exception, pre-
scented only a series Of acts Of horrible cruelty,
disgusting ahsurdity aud daring inpie,y. The
reputation of the father at first disposed the
Romans to think favofably OF the son, but af-
ter few hollow displays of clemency and lib-
erality, he showed himself in his ,ue light, and
even while boy, committed incest. He mar
ried aud repudiated several wives, the las,
of whom, Caesouia, retained firm hold upon
his affections. His murders were numerous,
aud rendered memorable by the rank Of the
victims and the relation which they bore TO
him. II was Calisula, who wished that the
"people of Rome had but one head, that he
nigh, sever it at & blow"
If the cruel,ies Of the tyrant call forth our
indignation, his unmanly fulies excite ou-
contempt. His treatment OF his horse Incir
ta,us exhibited the ridiculous part Of his char
.acter. This animal bad a gorgeous stable,
a house to entertain visters, aud frequently
dined at the emperor's table, when he was
presented with wine and giided oats. His
master even meditated elevating him to the
consuishIP. Caiigu'a appeared In pubic IN
the attributes Of various divinities, male as
| well as female. and claimed homage as We
nus and Mars. Among his absurditie,
may he reckoned the bridge Of boats bull
from Baie to Puteoli; his expedition agalns
Britain, when the sodiers gathered cookie
shells for spoils, and lastly, his design for de
eliminating the German army for revolt
to this last act the world owed its deiveranc.
from the monster, esho was murdered by Choe
rea and Cornelius Sabinus, military tribunes
A. D. Al.
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WINE UPON WArER.-Half fill glass
with water, throw bit ofthe crumh Of loai
into it, about the size Of a nut, pour some
wine lightly on the bread, and you will see the
water at the bottom of the glass, and tho wine
floating at the top Of it.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13

The coNJuRoR's JoKE.-Take ball in
each hand, aud stretch your hands as far as
you can, one from the other then state that
you will contrive to make both balls come in-
to either baud, without bringing the hands
near each other. # any one dispute your
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than to lay one ball down on the table, turn
yourself, and take it up with the other hand.
Thus, both the balls will be in one Of your
hands, without their approaching zach other.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-23
VJmiycrsaIist Books.

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Gle in defence of endless misery by Hosea Ballou,
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Superior and ErtensiUe AdditionalSuppty of
Hardware.

lust received, consisting of the following:
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wool and cotton cards, OK, trace, back ard breast
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