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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
WHOLE No. 76S
f.tLSli unVGENsES.
v'....,. '.., '.',...' ,.." A Ne. ... y''.. s.,..

large assortment of PRIME f.7ufLY
N GROCERjLS and Pro OFISiO. US,
among which nrr,
1000 lbs OF prime Dairy Butter;
5000 lbs of Premium Cheese
80 bbls nf Good and Extra Flour,
10 boxes Tyson, Y. II. &; Souchong Teas.
Of superior quality and dsvor;
20 l1l, aud halt bblJ of Extra Buckwheat
- bnxes of S1penar Havana Sugar;
30 bags of Java. Laguira y Crta Coffee
20 bb's New Hickory Nuts .,t. p.
10 do New Mess Beet;
do prime Leaf Lard
10 do TrcGdweli's Crackers and Drrod
40 boxes II Myers hn1 ;. s.rancr's 'l.,bscco;
fancy bo%c7 Of s3perar Aromatic do;
90 small hladlc,s of scotch snuff
Boxes ~ Iais.as, cItrou, sweet oi, spices,
pepper, Chocolate. preserved ginger, foap,
starch, p,pcs, Nc. g.. all # which will DC
sold as low ns can b" bought 10 town
GEORGE B. KNOWLES.
Newport, Nov u, 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26

etWEEr HERBS, OF this wears growth
- ground aud pat up N Tin Cans, for iami-
y "r shlp's use, at .
oct. >. z ! TANLORS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
1 AL NOTICES.

Court Of Probate, .Newpor, Dee. 9, lSll.
Tb'IIE administrator with tac VIII annexed
Il on the estate Of Guet Haimes DeijieS.
late OF Newport, caulker. dec, presents his
first account Oh SAD estate for allowance.
The same Is read and received and the
consideration thereof referred to Court
cf Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall,
in Newport, on the first Monday in Jan.
next, at 9 o'clock a. m, and 1t is ordered that
notice thereof bG published three wceks-n
the HeWH Of lie Times.
B. Z. lIowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Dec. )
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
Nautical, sc. AZ.

Nautical, sc. AZ.
Goydrrh'> Navigator,
I'luul'~ Coast Pilot,
S.lp MASTER. Assistant.
Log Paper aud Log Sig,os,
Guutrr'- Seal, aud DiNidcr,,
Scamtu's Journals
shipping Papers.
Srs.c., VI nilrst,
IihlS oi ladng.
Register ADD enrolment biIl' Of sll.--luk lead
pencils -qui.is -ptper--Waier', Sc. sc.
M.SO-S,cond hand hooks at such price, is
,..il induce Mariners to purchase them Tor use
az sea, tUr sale %.
JAMES hLhhOND'S.
on. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
COLO2EO PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES

WOULD inform the citizens of Pfovl-
" dcncc and vicinity that he has taken
rooms in Overs Block, No. }, up STAIRS next
room to Cacsiey's fashionable dry good,
store entrance - Market street, where he
will execute Miniatures ~ style superior
to any ever offered in tins city. These
Miniatures possess the combined accuracy OF
a Daguerrcotypc aud the finish and color ol
Tie most beautiful palnllng, being coIorcd by
newly discovered process. Having opera
ted in the best institute IN the United States,
|Plurnbe's., any pcrsoE wishing Tor perfect
likeness would DO wei to call at tins gallery.
Miniatures taken every day, without regard
tn weather. Looms open at al. hours oi the
day. Ladies aud gentlemen are invited lu
call and cximne specimens. Miniatures set
~ cases or lockets, from - TO 80.
n. Il. Any persons wishing 10 learn this
beautiful art can be lCrulshgd with apparatus
aLL instruction on reasonable ,crm'.
SANCEa MASUEl.
Providence, Oct" l-ll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
EEE4Es EesY.

a n assortment ul Ed . celebrated band
- kcrchiet Perfumes, consisting "i -
.rnce uf sweet Pea. csscuCr oi sweet Bier
Lhy of iae Valley, Qurons own, Pune"
Albcr's own, Rose trruiua. oSifart "'
spring flowers, booqpc, Do Arabic. bouquet
de- Victoria. bouquet 80 Caroline. Emperor
N China's perfume, extract OF Cape Jasmine,
Highland perfume, sStrscl Of Suaye. ycrbenn
pcrarrnm. pn,chonly. rose, uu.k aud CON.
nletc assortment of German aud French Co.
lognc. at e,
Nov. 81. H. j. 1Al LOltS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26

'FrllE subscriber respectfully informs he
friend. and the public generally, that hls
still continues 10 carry on The Manuinctory
Of Marble aud oiicr s.oLc ut lhc old stand
40 ~, Th1mc--st.. North Cud,l where hc
vii manufacture Monuments, Tomb aud
lIrud stones Of the lir-t quality uf Italian &
Amrrcau Marble & Slate, also hour,hs aud
tree stone work of oil descriptions.
Also, soap Stone Iur Inning stoves and
Gra,cs all on The most reasonable terms.
Orders irom any part q! The Country faith
fully executed. .....
PHILIP STEVENS.
Ncwpor May 30. loli -lyr
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-09
The Independent Democrat,
EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY sATokDA
RY f.. G.. HENRY.

Three Dollars, invariably IN
VANCE. Persons wishing to discontinue
I'M please give notice thereof in writing
No subscription received for less time
Ian six months.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
>ae Dollar per square, item lines or less')
e the first insertion, and Gay cents square
r each continuance.
4 advertisements which are not limited on
H. manuscript, as to the number OF inser-
ms will be continued until ordered out,
Cd charged accordingly.
4 Articles of personal nature, whenever
knitted, will be charged at the rate OF
F,no Dollars for every ten lines for each
nser,ion. Political circulars or public ad-
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ms or companies, will be charged as adj
Iertisem ents, and at the same rates. 49,,
Announcing Candidates for office will
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|ery. :,
Postage on letters must be paid, or they
Fil not be attended to.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-09
NEW CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS

The following singular means OF cur
ing habitual drunkenness is employed by
Russian physician, Dr.. Schneider, oil
Bazese. Litewski. 1t consist in combining
the drunkard in room, and furnishing
him, at discretion, with brandy diluted
with two-tbirds Of water; as much wine,
beer and coffee as he desires, but contain
ing one-third of brandy; all the food-the
bread, meat, &c.-are stepped in brandy
and water. The poor wight continually
drunk and bort. On the fifth day OF this
r gimen he has an extreme disgust for
brandy; earnestly requests oihcl diet, but
this desire must not be yielded TO I'LL the
po-r wretch no longer desires TO eat or
drink; he is then certainly cured OF his
penchant for drunkenness. He acquires
such disgust for brandy that he IL ready
TO vomit at the very sight Of it,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-09
Hon. James X Snowden, Prest.
Asa Dimock, Henry Buehler, &c. &c.

An anecdote is told Of a Dung French
man who studied under a London physi-
clan. During the absence of his teacher
one day he was called upon to visit pa
tient who was confined with a fever. He
found him in the act OF eating a salt her
hing; but, TO his establishment, the man
recovered. lie marked the case down in
his note book: as fact in medical expe-
renee, that "a salt herring cures an Eng
lishman ola fever" Having returned to
France, and being called upon to vista
countrayman confined with fever. pre-.
scribed salt herring. The patient aie it
and died. upon which the young dtScior
added To the above note, "but kills
Frenchman." -.... h.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-09

The Pilgrims progress has been trans
lated into the Armenian language, and is
now extensively read IN the east
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24
TIE TARIFF

tnzthe House of Representa ntatiRss,. Ohsthe 18th
iHslapt, Gen. Mckay moved that the rules be ssus
pended, thatThe House might o,into Committee
Of the Whole, with view Of taking upihe bill
for the. modi6ea.ien of the Tariff. The moton
was decided inshe negative ayes "a, noes e5, as
follows Wings in iteizcs: e;ss
- TE4s-Messrs anderson. Ak nsop,. Benton. j. A.
BLACK, BLACKWELL Bower, Bowhn, Boyd, j.. Brnkerhof
ChdPPeH, Celes, Cross, Cuiiom, Dana, Jt w. Davis,
Dromgoo1S Dunlap, Etnasrs .5els. llanlin. Harason,
Heotey Hsfre Hotnes, fIcPkinsS Etolia.ohs Hubbard,
And1ssv I6tSsoa, asersa Jones' NnireSs Kennedy,
sCa9sleas Maeas Msefernspd 0ftcOnnelf, MceowellI
Payne. Pet p. p Potter PuFdys Ratifbap d. 81 4rid;
Redng, Refe, Rhett, Ruberfsf St. John Simpson, Sir
seaT Smith r. Smith, SseenIsd % - Gsestsea. Stiles,
entwesth, Wheaton; UOdwsEa, }. A'Trighbaas Nc
NATs-Messrs GRB6ot, .Hsunrs, Hsae, Baker; .Buris-
ger, Barnard BidecE: J. BFack Btengie Breadheaa.
W BNosca, =: BSOaea5 Cary CuTOH; Catih. gassSss,
Cinch chhg,nans eOlIanaer, Eyasstotes DdFrah;sG.
so.s, BlRnghan, Ellis, FaSlee, FEsk. sF00t French,
GLIDING, = Grfet riaeY, Grirlez, AardGr Harper,
Hays; Hoge. Habbef, Hudson. ~: Hunt. C: J: Inger
soil, r. hgerso6, Jesaks, p B. 6h,Esota, p Ken
sIeAsS ID. P. King .hcIIvaiRe, .1tGgsh e. Morris,
Morse oset Ae,ctaa arnseter Patterson, ,ReytOrs,
Phenis. E. e: Potter. Prati Presfeps Ramsey. C. M
ter Seheaek, Seter07qce, T. Seynour, ,DJaSsymour5
Simorfs. Il: Smith, J. e. Smith, e B. Smith, Spence,
Stephens H. steseast, j. Stesoavt Strong 1o",assee,
1itd%s, X0nce, TonEseter, VintoR, WetaeEed, hite,
W itliams, Winthrop, ~. Wright, sno Yost-s5.
ABSENT -Messrs: Al ripgton. Belser, E. J: BLACK.
Csmpbell, Aug A. Chapman, ,+ebiftor, Clinton, Cobb
Daniel, Dawson. Dean, Douglass, Duncan FiekIfn.
Florence, Foster ~ Green; Hammer, BOis Jamesons
A. HsRead. Rabissol' RUSSELL aaunders, SaauHaers,
Sykes, and Iyler--S6. "a. =. .S...s,,- - -
There is no doubt however, that the bill to re-:
duce the tariff will pass the House -, $780,
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24
GUIDES FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

We~copy from that excellent democratic Jour
nal the Georgia CoustitulionaEst, the following
guides and rallying points for the present caus
paisn They meet our hearty approval, aad.we
must respectfully recommend thetnto the demo
cracy of North Carolina
1. The necessity, absolute and nunodified of firm
adherence to principles, without regard to men.
2 To consider the choice o. men a sabordint te
question, when principles are involved.
g. While maintaining principles. to choose men for
ONCE pledged to carry out those principles.
4. In the choice of for Office select those that
are known to be honest firm, and devoted to the welfare
OF their country and to democratic doctrines.
OF establishing that ascendency ef principles which
alone preserve liberties and aiRtaiRpuT public
Institutions IN their original purity
b. Union among the members of tlre party, and
centraton of the votes those citizens 4Rown TO be
the choice OF and selected by rsofy of the party.
OIL Poucai friends and associates, than the assertions
and promises of political opponents, whch-are always
to be received with suspicion.
10 keep constantly in mind, that the principles of
the democratic party had their origin Id I7S9 and that
since that time, uuderan circumstances when federal
Ism was IN power under the two Adams es, and-demej
eracY under the other Presidents the pIncipies
have uniformly been maiHtained and followed that
those principles have contributed largely than any
thing else to advance the prosperity of the country
MAINTAIN her honor and reputation 10 engraven still
deeper in the bteast of every American 1cfzen the
love OF country and and led TO make every sacr-
nee for the preservation of our glorious union.
Andto contlRue indomitable opposition and hos
uly TO national bank, protective tariff distribution of
the proceeds OF the sales Of the public lands and all
oher federal measures to which the democratic party
nave opposed since the foundation of the general
government
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24
n n. 9 ansse~o5s, v,ses5s; sse5etstls. -. ! =:
Fgomt ysHersoniad
Democratic Meetins-ia Rowan. =

OeH0CT0b1c Meet1nS-4A EEOSEaR. :
| Agreeable to public notices respectable mum.
Der of the Democrats in Cap John Sjoops Com
pany, met atthe house of Mrs Lit&kerOa the 3oth
Rult, at O'Clock, P. M The, object ofthe meet;
ling waste appoint Delegates to: represenr Capt
John sloopS Company or Distriet,or~th the pemo-
cratic part thereof at meeting to convene ia sa-
isbury, 9th Of A pri next to nbn1fnats satable
Candidates to canvass the County, and TO- represent
the sane ip The easuing Legfs1atnres Of North
kCaroilna. sr<' saszst>%A - 49, SO
|. oa motion of Henry Miller, Esq, Capt yIoba
SSloop was-caHed to the Chair, and Massrs. Geofge
Rose, and W G. Miller, appointed Secretaries:
: The objeetd the meeting having been. explain
ed by the Chairman, on motion a Henry Mihe,
Esq, the Chairman appoiated q GethInhtse& &of
three to drdff Resolutions: Conmitfee. Msssfs
George Roses Henry MILLER, and w C. Miller;
.whe having retired for short time, reported the
foilQwipg*ss2 = = s,t-- ,'--,.<- = -
J. Resolue1, That the Chairman appointdva Delegates
torepreseHt This District the meeting to- convene in
Salisbury. oHaarday, the 9th Of April next for the par
pose Of selecting three sntabe Candidates Of the Demo
cratic Party to represent County n the ensuing Le-
-gsfature Of North Carolina. =
+. Whereupon, the following Dclegues- were ap.
poiuted Messrs. George Rose, Henry Miller,
Dan'l Corrihot, W c: Miller, and Henry sieop:
on motion of Mr. George Rose the Chairman
was added to the Delegation. 49, : >.
2 ResOtrea That the Democrats of this District rec
ommend to the Democrats of the County, tat each
Captains District in the County they orm themselves
into Democratic Associations, to meet month, or
ssoer they may ink practicable (uRtiI
for me purpose of pro1n6tiRg the Of DEMOCRACY
OUT County and State
8. RESOLVED Thai we cordially invite our Democratic
friends Of the Copaty Of Rowan, to meet often ptac
ticabs sll occasions and assist promoting the
interests of our cause. - :; x -
f. Resotred, That we will ali honorable means to
further aud advance tho cause in Cean
yan 70 support tour candidates, and elect themy T. it
can be done ho6erably. =.
s. Resofoed That the thanks of tbs meeting be ten
dered to the Chairman and Secretaries, Sc, sc.
3. ResoEyeG That the Chairman and Secretaries sigu
The proceedings Of this injecting, and that fhey be pub
fshed in the Meektepburg Jefsrsonian with request
that the Demoeratc Raleigh Standard and other
Democratic papersn the State copy the SANG, -
J. ResoEued, That thismeeting now adj jourH-.
JOHN -sLo0P,e Charm.
: VIC MItLER,3 J o.: -
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24
For tfssNorth Caroline Standard
Democratic Hleetfns i'm Yancy.

Pursuant to previous notice, large and fespec-
table portion ofthe Democracy of 'Ysncy County
assembled at tho house of John Burgess, Esq on
Saturday tAe 9th Of April and proceeded to Or
gantzs Democratic Meeting by, calling. TO the
Chair Col !Pnekaey Andersen, and requesting
Madison Greenwood and Robl 3, v 1srvis t6 as.
as Secretaries - 49,
On motion, May Jstpiss-Esqs, was called on to
expfain the object Of the tiug;xheh was dons
in very clear ana Hrcible manner" 1abezs e.
Jervis was next called upon to addreastbe meeting,
On the subject of Bank and ssRef leading topics
of the day, which was-done ia~a very able ahd
eloquent EilaIsner. -.
On motion, the Chair appointed Rezis' 'Jeryis;
j. G. BLACKWELL and r B. y: Jeryiis . con,niaee
to draft Preamble and Resolutions, N1~ho sab.
mitfsisssd the following, wkish was uaainaotisly
adopted: = s-~S5 -. 81
Whzreas, We view the leading measures adEosatsdby
the whg OF federal party, viz the estabshuen Ola joint
stock National Bank the assumption OF debts of the
States BY che federal govsrnuent distribution Of The
proceeds the sales Of the public lands among the
raj States and the continuance ofhe present oppressive,
partial and unjsSt Tar being contrary TO the spirit
Of Constitution, and having tendency of bringing
about the consolidation of Government, and finally
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24
For the North Carolina Standard.

NOT so FAST, IF YOU PLEASE. =:
Woman, intelligent woman. is afraid of Locofoco-
isp, and well she maybe" = Rsgisfer|s
We, the undersigned hspped To. be>aequainted
With many Intelligent and highminded women,
who glory in pure democract-whieht the whig
party sneermgiy designate by locofocoism-they
having, at the same time, too much common sense
to,toIeranothe. bpfoonery tewhish the whig party
are fesorting in these degenerate days They, as
Americas women. are proud to know, thai the
immortal WAsH1NGToN, the founder Of our Re
public, never eupdescended to go through the
Bniqn on an electioneering tour, and that he had
90 need of coons, cider, &c.1. as his. instru-
merits'' No, has were WISDOM and TRUTH 81 had
he degraded himself by building on any other
foundation, his name woulA pot now be handed
down toyposteriy as the !" Father efhis cetntry''
These women will teach their sons and daughters
to hayetoo much sslfrsspeotand pietys sanction:
any ways, means, or nsirunents, !" W hieh an afls
wise Rroxidenee does dissppreve, and which is
revolving to good sense aad moral feeling and
they rejoice in the assurance that, IN this land Of
light and -B'6les, w1sDen, .aot 10tzEtH must uki-
HaateIy prevail. Wears pure demee rats sand4eve
our country 10 preference to all parties, -. -
<.. - -. EIizABETH, 4suox,
MAEH ..,s.. 1AEE.
Raleigh, April fS, 1914. -. =.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24

ileadng 20 and vel knowinFstla
4hE fedsAf their hostility to fhe principles o.
}dsM6eEac are lahofing to osecnfe the permanent ssta
btsmeat of the sues, by the Sc
lection Of President and Who will sus
them, and thus Ieadns danan: There
kfore, - -s.sssst-t - 49,
acseiued That Fe6oPledge ourselves, BY Aarmoni-
ousactops and yded energies, to defeatfheir
sures, and men pledged TO sustain them .--. s.
ResOfued, That this meeting have full confidence in
the pelitcaintegry and sound democratic principles
the several distinguished democrats spoken of as ead
dates foFthe Presidency and We in
democratic friends who will compose the Baltimore Con-
veDon, and pledge oursefyesto s0ppor the nominees a
for President and Vice President 3
Resdlped <qiIaf1e heIie]e the EetopoweF besoae
aaast glorious features the CONSTITUTION; and the
only means by hCh.that nstraneat can bepreservei
+ SRePopsa, That we or5iaF&qneer in the nsnipation
our distinguished fe ow citizen, Colonel MfcHA EL
HeKE. of Lincoln and that We-giA use all hopQrable
msauE to secure his election to the frat oce Of e
State. - s.,-.t-"'
Rpsozved, That the thanks of this teefsg beteadered
TO the CAairIuan and Secretaries os the h
(which they have discharged the dptTes assigned them
+ <Reso9vsd. shat the proceedings ofhis peetfg he
signed BY hes Chairman and Secretares, and forwarded
ta.tAs Edtetef the North Carolina Hdagds s plri
cation, with request that other democratic papers lin
the State viii copy.
/ Son eiqBssthe meeting adjoutned..' ..'s- -
p. ANDERsQNs Cbmih>
+ r. B. VaJERvIs, }s.orots. 80. = y; 5,
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24

Amscdote of -.JdsG RooFao1pA When Henry
Clay was speaker of the House of Representa-
tiveS, and John Randol PHI a member Of that body,
the latter indutged himself ia drawing a fancy
portrait, ip something like >fhe foHawing words :
We will suppose, Mr-speakef, young man born
in Virginia, destitute of principle. who has spent
his Patrimony in dissipation and gambling, re-
elected to the State Legislature; we viii go fur
ther, sir, and suppose hin elected member of
this House, anf fstIll fraher sir, and suppose him
raised to the elevated station of the presiding Off
Ger of this very -hopse; and suppose he-rnow sits
in the chair"-pointing. hisEteng sarcastic finger
at Mr. Clay, Who immediately caitNr. Randol ph
to order. Mr.; RapdnIph appealed to the house
which supported the call TO order by speaker.
MIR Randolph thenrose, and in a manner peculiar
to himself, observed, III drew a picture ffom i'm
aginaticn-you applied il TO y6nrseffAlund the
house have cO1frmed its application"
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24
HENRYLCLAX

:. Gen 5afkseass ep14isr Of Mr. Gag. Egnder
such clrcqniSa1ces, h0ap ceatempSi6te does this
demGgogne appear, when he descends from his
high place fn4 the Seante, and roosns about The
oeSyet1e ree1itsns4 sl0mder -upon the hofng and
ttAe. .aeGdt-,e = Azsdreu Jackson.
: =. .WEedstees qpirion Of Cley. =: Henry Clay has
TOO msny heEesies aboun him ever to gaia my sup
+poH Daniel We5s}er
r. Ls8srs0&'s s,epinies Of Clay. "HenryTlav,"
said MF. Jeftefsen, 'is nsere1y srlendd- Sraior,
without any valuable knowledge from exper;eaee
.or study, or any dsterwsiaed public yrinsigIes,
founded in political science, either practical or
theoretfeaf.' = 5r'S= u : 'je6erso3:
1Harriss1s,epiaioast Of aEr: Csay.~ 81 viii do
Fpysdatys eyen If MIR. Clay is=4o,be benefited by
II from whom have experienced only ynseaer-
Gus tgs0'me@h an reg"''@t for gears Of dsnoted SER
RaudapRs opiint6a I, ot:Mr-; Czay. He is tad
entedy bot corrupt: He 'stn1ks ana Shines. and
shines and sroaks, Ikea rotten qaackete4 bv.moon
LIightn!~ >, :. Jptn R0udclv6
|. M. .Czay's Degeeraey, eff the genliemep
will not allow US to have 6faeE slaves, they must
let US haxe sdhFte ones; for we. canuot cut our
fireweOd, and black onrrsEees, aud have our wives
and daaghteFs >woflie the kitchen" H.,Clag-
NJ Ctay's sop5nion ofzFarpsers. "Agricullure
.Peeds N ne protection. Fhe habits of Farmers,
generation after generation, pass downa long track
ottiue, in perpetual Succession, whhontthe Slight
'ess change and the ptoughraan who fAs.ens his
plough to the tail Of his cattle, will not own there
is 5Eg a5,g ll9pto.ve9gent e equal 70 his" HemryC2ag
Mf: Clays Protecli0n The fact that MI;
Clay is more of free trade alan-advocate as he
is Of Nise|a1d reasonable Tarif2thaa Mr. Van
9Barea, is hrcoming" generally known to-the pee-
pla.of the South. !" :, ?, 9. -.~RicHaoHd JVIig.-.
Henry -C1eAo on Protection. (: Garry OUT the
of the ComProfaise Act Look TO re-
,vehue aloneefor the support of 1Governmentt .Do.
not raise the question Of projections (which had
hoped had been put to- rest. IT, There is no
necessity for protection.n
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24
Look Here
BOOTS and SHOES.

fn The subscriber would most respect
VI fully inform the Ladies and Gentle
- men Of Raleigh and the community at
60 large that he hasliust received large as
sorthent of Boots and Shoes selected by himself in per-
SOM which he haters himself cannot be supposedly any
in the City, for beauty, durability, price, as be can
sell Ladies wear so cents pair to 81 SO. He has
gentlemen 5 shoes from 81 to S., and even lower.
boots and Shoes
Manufactured order in the neatest style and OF the best
material. He has hand large assortment of Craw-
foEd's best Philadelphia Calf Skins, we'll as Morocco
and Seal pleasant article for Summer Boots-whch
Will be made in the best style for S pair Aso, Cen
demen's Gathers, a neat and comfortable article for
Spring AS he still keeps his cd hands, he has tear
In saying that he produce gond work any similar
eSab lshent either North South. He feels grateful
for the pas faVors Of the public hopes to merit them
stih, bysrct attention to business He will be found at
all times opposite Jno' G. Palmer's JeweIIry Store
, - J. W. JOHNSON.
April 1S 495 If
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24

Prescriptions damn II How he nicks 'enn r.
This was Clay's' exctaAaion,S ron. seeing long
list of removals of democrats from office by Gen.
Harrison marks, the temper of the man, and
his party. -
Now, hear whatthe Boston Atlas says:
"lt rs but abeut a-yeaf, and the wings will have
entire possession of1he government Then We
shah expect to see ALL THE oFFIcEs--the COL
lectorships, the post Offices, the navy agencies, and
all others-flled with men who have been, sincere,
and unmascrtn.sg adgQcotSsof the cardinal primci~
pies Of the acAig paztu