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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-14
sRR1NG GOODs.

FOR 1S4S1 s7@+4aE
P.4RIS DRESS GOODS Lrpin's new style BexG:
FHR THE L4DLE&s sEess B3lzoriHes; a6d Az
New style BrdcSde Organ, pipe; ;sr.eSv
die Mustns; BombazincSs
FteGch Lawns, prihiedt Mo1slin de LaiRGs, SeEf
MusIinss ! fine and fhip} Aca 81 q
organdie Ginghams; -en4 aBOURNLNG Canbriess
trey new; giit Ginghams, MusIinst and
Earlston (singhams; - tcs- Lawns; slE, as tst.2
Polaccos, new article and MShfhng PolaEeas. Wob1
very thins : as and silk, artielh.
1 GENEhxI1 Aaao1fMENr or
staple Dry Goods,
Lew for c4sEi, or good Papef six months,
large ana beahtifnf Lsmps- one lamp giving
sortI. ent of Chha DfhIet thelght ofeght candles!
and Tea Sets, number and 16 mistake -
ing from $50 10 $50 pie Lauies' Kia Slippers ana
ces. all the same pattern. walking Shoes; also
Cut Glass ofthe latest style White Mid Slippers, Gof
Cornelius celebrated Lard parties. ,af sG
.i.. GENERAL ASSORTMENT on
among which may be found the best AGunpowder TEX
an article not bitten pet with.
All the above goods are NEW, T. H. SNOW.
> May II; lsi5.-54S- - at the old stand
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-14
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

xl-f1 20 .-se-f ,s-4r F. H0Leigh, May 9Th, lS45.
s Al regular meeting of the Board of Comnis-
Present-Weston r. Gales, Esq. Ini. Police;
D. w. Stoae, James Llchford, E. B. freeman,
John Hutchips and John A. Wicker, Commission
ers. - II ...t.... az ......f III :.
Mr.. Stone, from the Committee on Enclosures
in the Grave Yard, made q detailed report, from
which il appears there is now due for enclosures
$492 81, and that the total amount which has here
tofore been paid, is only $40. The Committee re-
commend an Observation-Disclosures OF the balance
now due; WHICH was unanimously coneurred in
By the Board. @ So ..-.,....-,, -.
The Intendant brought before the BoaId the sub
ject of laying the taxes for the present year,
When Mr.. Stone moved the following rates.
which he deemed would be sufficient to meet the
current expenses of the year. and pay off the City
debt in full which falls due on the first Of October
next. Which was agreed 10 by the Board
On real estate. for City purposes 40 c. on SlOo'
On each Poll for fS, GGnfd, cI,r nur5oses. 90
:" ~ for for Gusrd, n PNf s5~
| Slut, < 200
! On motion, james H. Murray was appointed
Collector of City Taxes for the present year
I On motion OF Mr.. Freeman Mr.. Stone was re-
quested TO ascertain from H. Rand, Esq if he
would at this time receive $500, which would fall
due on his bond from The Cily the LIST OF October
and deduct the interest until the Bond would be-
come due. 's... ...... ..
locale and contract for more Pumps, as a farther
security against fire. reported that they had locat
I ed one on Fayetteville Street. opposite Peace's
Brisk buildings; and one on HiIlsboro' Street eaI
Doctor Beckwith's Office.
| MIR. Stone offered an Ordinance, prohibiting
Dogs from running al large in The Streets and Pub
lie Squares within the limits of the City, after The
first Of June next, without Collar with the own
er's name marked thereon, which was agreed 10
and the Intendant directed to have printed notices
put in Handful form.
Mr.. Wicker from The Western Ward, handed
in his resignation. having removed without lh'
limits of the City, which was accepted Where
upon, the Board proceeded by ballot TO. FILL TIT
vacancy. which resulted in the unanimous election
Of VIM. f. Collins, Esq.
On motion Of Mr.: Stone, the. City Treasurer wa
directed to keep the City Funds deposited in Bank
except 500, which might be necessary TO pay or
ders and accounts presented out of business hours
| No other business coming up, on motion TIT
Board adjourned. WIN. WHITE, Clerk.
! nz- John II. Haughton, Esq of Chatham, ha
been nominated by the whigs of Cumberland coun
~, to oppose Mr. Dobbin, the democratic candidat
for Congress in this District. Mr. Haughtoh, W.
believe, is man Of respectable talents as lawyer
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-14

~ Two Or three excellent plough
VI IN HORSES viii be offered for salO
4 at the Court Hopsc; at r o'clock on Tues4
W IL day OF Court week. May II, 1916.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-14

" OUI.D respectfully iRT5trn the citizens Of Raleigh
w and the public generally, that they have received
their elegant and well selected supply of
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19
THE KISS.

Oh no-oh motor shame! pray, not so fast;
Why you begin, see, to grow unruy;
What though l suffered you my hand to clasp,
1 did not give you leave to kiss me, surely!
Why, sir, | really am quite shocked, vow,
To see of late how very rude you grow
What would my mother say? Idare not think !!
Oh dear, if she had caught us--how tremble:
am afraid to night shall not sleep wink.
All, think how you will oblige me to dissemble!
How / shall blush, if but meet your eye!
Indeed, twas very wrong, you can't deny.
Pray remove your arm from around my waist:
must not suffer you to sit so near me:
Pm afraid twas wrong TO be so close embraced,
You mean no good by doing so, fear me-
My mother warned me of you to take heed
did not think you'd be SO bold, indeed!
Pray don't approach your lips so close to mine,
Asyou do now you know there's no one listing,
Why you should whisper, then, l can't divine
And see your eyes now with mischief glist'ning,
Oh, if you dare again attempt another,
Why, really, sir, shall inform my mother!
But If you must do such naughty thing,
And what you hath said is true-you love me,
Perhaps, dear youth, simple golden ring,
To grant such might have power to move me.
Were your wife Of course 'twould not be wrong,
And then you'd, ifyou pIeas'd, KISS ALL DAY LONG.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19
The Mississippi Democrat,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
r. G.. JONES & j. DURDIN
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of individuals or companies, charged as adver-
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No variation from the above rates, in any
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19
BANKs - NISSI&IPPI-

~ t1Sf 4l1k ~ erC4ez.
For the benefit o. readers, sc hsresilA
annex a list Il those OF Cur STATE haaks
which have lived the longesg sa4 arPeaF
to die the hardest. These have now ap-
pealed 10 a Jury oT their peers - ee tEtet
triad for the deels done by shesr se9ilrrl
bodies. The solioWing have eeen serves
with Quo Warran,os.
Planters Bank. inlormatioa 6lec Dec
7, IS43. Writ executed Dec. =. lSt3
Commercial Bank q Natcesz. iasorla-
ton filed March Slh, lisa; uFst exee-tel
March lllh, 1914.
Agricultural Bank. in,oEulafaoa hlcd
Nov. 29th. 1874; ART sxScused nec- /, -
Most OF the ether banks haxe 1eea sevx
ed with Quo Warranto's. excess tas Con-
mercial and Raj Road Bank Ct Nucks
burg aud WeSt FelicIana RAJ Road az
Banking Company, which ara excePeed b
the law, IN Consequence CT tAesr raA soa-s
By the provisions ct thas aw a tAe en-
Gers, ageats. and asSlgneeS, ars PEsAleise-
from collecting o. prosecuting az q -
debts, and IN The eyeng the 90 Aargaa
lo's are sustained. The eEects q s.sd 1aaks
are TO Be placed IN the haas e eo0saas
sioners for coGeetioa. wAo zfs - DC -
pointed bv the co1Fts.
Now that they are hkely seoa - - q
mong the things that usFe. i eaanot -
BE Instructive - lolk bock oxsr ter als
tory, and refccs ca the lo.ly & tAesF ere
alton and the eorruplioa q sasrals All -
engenderins q habits Ct hd.eness and e.
travagancc they occasloned-
The Bank Ct Mlssis>iPpt waS cA.rsSre'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19
LIEUT.. FREMoNT's EXPEDITION
CON AND CALIFORNIA

CON AND CALIFORNIA.
The recent expedition of Lieut.. FIRE.
MONT, under the direction of the War De-
partment, is one of the most daring and
romantic among the achievements of mo-
dern travellers. 1t was not merely an ex-
petition to Oregon, but it was the crossing
OF the great North American Andes, in
the midst of winter-a feat far exceeding
the passage of the Alps, by the ancient or
modern warriors.
In the annual report of the Topogra-
phcal Department there is brief sketch
of this Journey. 1t has none of its ro-
nance, but contains an outline of what was
done, which may be enough TO excite an
interest in the narrative, which we hope.
Lieut.. Fremont will hereafter give the
public.
This officer left West Port, Missouri, on
the lst of June, 1913. His route from
there was first to the north of Kanzasi
thence up that stream to the Republican
Fork, which was pursued to Longs Peak
This, with two other lofty SUBMITS, are
spurs or shoots from the gigantic range o
the Rocky Mountains. Longs Peak j:
called from Col. Long, now of the United
States Typographical Corps, who was a
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19
Correspondence o. the vieksburg Sen,iasL
WASHINGTON Cry, Jan. 20, 1915.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 20, lS4o.
Satisfactorily was a proud day for
the Southern and Western democracy
day that will be remembered as an era IN
the history of our country, when the pres
ent actors on the public stage are forgotten.
The heart of the patriot dilates with
pleasant emotions, not to be described, IN
rejecting on the occurrences OF yes'er-
day. Truth, justice and liberty then til
umphcd over abolitionism-a hatredof re-
publican institutions aud a corresponding
love of Great Britain. The house Of Re-
representatives. passed resolution yesler-
day by majority of p, for the annexa-
ton of Texas as a State. The suhleci
had been debated for about three weeks
and more than fifty speeches had been
made on the subject. On the day before
yesterday, the House was in session frcm
eleven in the morning till after eight a
night. So great was the interest felt IN
the debate, that from day TO day, hundreds
! of persons Of both sexes were IN atIen-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19
Number 10.

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19

A very pretty bnxom lass in Michigan
has bet herself that GenI Cass will be
the next President. The editor of the
Cincinnati Enquirer says he would like to
hold the stakes.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19
81 tsrrIIa M.
THE DARK YAZOO
AN INDIAN LEGEND.
AIR-"Lucy Neal"

Oh deep within the 'sunny South"
There rolls a quiet stream;
It's waves go singing on their way,
AS in pleasant dream.
The grass is green upon It's shore,
Bright blossoms mingle there;
And music's soft bewitohing spell
Is laid upon the air.
O! the dark Yazoo,
o! the dark Yazoo,
There's beauty on thy heaving wave,
AS the soft zephyrs WOO.
The wild deer from his covert HES,
To quaf its sparkling wave;
And there the swans at heat OF noon,
Their snowy bosoms lave,
For well they know, whilst they are there,
No Javelin will be hurled;
'Tis there forbid, the Indian tells,
By him who rules the world.
O!the dark Yazoo, &c.
1t was Joyous morn in May,
When ali was calm und still,
Save passing breeze or voice of Bird
Or sound OF distant rill-
A deer came bounding to the stream,
A red chief on its track,
Drawn was his bow, when rose voice,
To warn his footsteps back.
O!the dark Yazoo, &c.
Retreat, it cried, thou know'st this spot
Must have no bloody dye,
That here thy bow must never sound,
Nor fatal arrow fly.
The chieitain heard, but still pass'd on,
Quick flew his arrow dread;
But as it left his yielding bow,
His spirit with it fled.
o! the dark Yazoo, &c.
The long hours Of the night came on,
Bright rose his wigwam fame,
And eager watched his wife and child;
But still no CHI eftain came.
And though long years they waited thus,
Alas 'twas all in vain;
Vain was their search, and vain their tears
He meier returned again.
o! the dark Yazoo, &c.
ION.-(LoU. JoUR.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19

we have good authority for saying that
the rumor that President Tyler was TO be
presented with cradle, is malicious IN
slnuallon, entirely groundless.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19

A dentist, after making several ineffec.
tual attempts to draw lady's tooth, said,
" The fact is, madam, it is impossible for
any thing bad to come from your mouth"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-19
SIMON sUGGs, THE sHIFTY MAN.

I'm our last we gave leaf from the life
of this worthy. In the progress of the his
tory, Capt. Suggs turns land speculator-
of course without capital or credit-and
the following is given as his first cope
ration."l
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1845-11-27

DIAPER, BOOKS, QUILLs, &c-We
L have received our Fall supply of WRITING
and WRAPPING PAPER, SCHOOL BOOKS,
IQUILLS, STEEL PENS, &c. consisting in part of
200 reans ruled Cap and Letter Paper,
800 reams Wrapping Paper, assorted sizes,
100 dozen Comly's Spoilers,
/ $4,000 Quills, Nos. 10, 90, 80, 40, SO and co.
10000 Russia Quls, very cheap.
Our stock of MISCELLANEOUS & SCHOOL
BOOKS is very large, and embraces all the books
used in colleges and schools, and all the stand
ard works of the day. We have always hand
Steel Pens, in great variety; States and Slate PEN
ellis; Drawing Paper and Pencils Bonnet Boards
best Bristol Board, Drawing Books and Drawing
Cards; Mathematical instruments, in cases and Sc
parate; India Rubber, best India Ink, Note Paper
Envelopes, French Letter Paper. Red Tape, Ink
Powder, black and red; Erasers; Music Paper; red,
black and blue Ink; Indehble Ink; Juvenile Games,
and every other article usually kept in Stationery
Store.
We have also lot of very cheap Family Bibles,
and Letter and Cap Paper as low as $l25 per ream.
Virginia Almanacs for lS46, at $3 per gross,
Farmers, House-Keeper's, Hagerstown, and Comic
Almanacs for 1916, $3.50 per gross Orders from
the country, enclosing the cash, or from punctual
customers, promptly attended to, and every article
furnished at the lowest price
L=@The highest price given for RAGS.
BELL & ENTWISLE.
Alexandria Nov 49, lS45-4W
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1845-11-27
PUBLIC SALE.

PY virtue of an order from the Orphan s
II Court of Charles County, on TUES
DAY, the 10th DECEMBER next, (if fair.
If not, the next fair day. the undersigned
will offer at public sale all of the remainlng
stock of goods, belonging to the late firm OF
GEo. w. BARNES s. Co., consisting Of
Broad Cloths, London Jeans,
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
HardaOare, Woodaoare,
A uazuabze Horse, Horse Cart, and other
articles alike useful to farmers and house
keepers; also all of the personal estate OF
the late G. w. Barnes, deceased, Negroes
excepted,) consisting of variety of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c.
TVTERMs OF SALE.-A credit of 6 months
will be given on all sums of and above S.,
on note, with approved security, bearing In
terest from the day of sale; for all sums
under $5, cash, ....
RICHARD BARNES, Admir-
nov 81. of G. w. Barnes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1845-11-27
K. SUIT, Dep. Collector.
COLLECTORS SALE.

THE subscriber will sell at public sale, in
= Port Tobacco, on TUESDAY the 4th OF
NOVEMBER next, at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ, a
tract or part Of a tract Of LAND, near
Hughesville, called "Fox Race''-containlng
about S6 .4cres-levied on and taken as the
property of Eleanor Herbert TO satisfy coun-
ty levy and State taxes due for the years
1841. 1912, 1913, and lS44.-Terms cash
K. SUIT, Dep. Collector.
35The above sale is postponed until the
9Th day of DECEMBER next. X. S.
nov, 6-5t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1845-11-27
CARRIAGES FOR SALE,
LOW FOR CASH.

Ts NHE subscriber has on hand, and is constantly
4 manufacturing, Carriages of every style and
fashion, from the splendid COACH to the neat and
genteel BUGGY and pledges himself that all work
finished by him shall not be surpassed for cheap
ness, durability, and STYLE by any establishment in
the country.
Repairing, painting, and vanishing done in the
neatest style and the most reasonable terms and
with despatch.
Severa! secondhand Carriages on hand of vari-
ous kinds, which will be sold very low. Second
hand Carriages taken in exchange.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Pennsylvania Avenue, between Sd & u streets,
south side.
Washington, Oct 80, l945.-6m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1845-11-27
PUBLIC SALE,

A T Milton Hill, in Charles County, on
"a MONDAY, the 18th day of DECEM-
BER, upon credit of six months, the pur-
chasergiving bond with approved security
bearing interest from the day of sale,
IaCezue or Fourteen Likely YOUNG
NEGROES ofboth seres;
Mules, Horses, O:ren, Plantation Utensils,
&c.
H5+Sale to commence at L O'Clock, A. NJ.
E. LLOYD, and
z. LLOYD, Adm'rs
nov 27-3t. of Minchin Lloyd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1845-11-27
CONFESSION,

7. THE SUBSCRIBER, publicly confess that
have been afflicted with a SECRET DISEASE ever
since 1923; had thirteen eminent physicians who sc
names are recorded at the French Medical House,
some of them abated the disease, but it always re-
turned worse than before, until it carried away both
sides of my throat and pierced the top the palate
Il also lost several bones ofmy nose and was almost
blind of an eve, and my face was covered with an
immense quantity of scabs, between which the skin
was as red scarlet, and was indeed in most de-
Iplorable condition. so much that the learned pro-
Ifessor S. pronounced me incurabe. 1t was obvious
Ito me, then that common doctor could not extri-
cate me from the Jaws of death-for they all follow
the same old Toe, with their train of mercury mix
lures or pills, invented by ignorance and continued
by cupidity and do good to any but the Ue1ders.
Several persons recommended the French Doctor
of the Medical House, Is South FREDERICK
ST, as "a scientific man and rare genius in those
complaints. | went to him and he pledged himself
to cure me on written guaranty, and he furnished
me with one room in his house, he generally does
with strangers, at pay. did not hesi-
tate at ALL on seeing so many ikenesses of patients
who are living evidences OF the many wonderful
cures he has performed in almost every kind of dis
ease. Then he had my daguerreotype likeness tax
len and took his medicine for about year, which
lcompletely cured me. He had then my other like
mess taken, and both are to be seen at his office If
this meets the eve of some Wretched being IN the
grasp of DEATH as | was, let him fly to this praise
worthy philanthropist, whose deep knowledge the
vital principles which animate and move the human
frame, are known in both hemlspheres; and be-
/ eve from my very soul (not forgetting that am on
oath) that his exquisite genius will discover as many
new and well appropriated remedies, as new dis
eases may be formed HENRY Drummer.
Sworn before Justice VIM. McJilton, the 30th
October, 1915, Baltimore, Md.
nov 27-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1845-11-27
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TVHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Nd, letters of administration
on the personal estate of DoRoTHY DYER, late
of Charles county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same to the subscriber, properly au-
thenticated, on or before the lst day of June
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said deceased's estate. Given
under my hand, this 18th day of November, ls45
GEORGE A. DYER, Admir-
nov 90. of DoRoTHY DYER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1845-11-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of decree of Charles County
- Court, sitting in Equity, the undersign.
ed, as Trustee, will offer at public sale, or
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th O
DECEMBER next, if fair, if not, the mex
fair day thereafter, the
REAL EST.ATE
upon which the late George r. Spalding re.
sided, and of which he died seized and pos.
sessed, called and known by the name o
g Oak Groue," and part of "BosuceH's
Enczosure,''
supposed to contain about 534 ACRES, stu,
ate, lying and being in Charles county, Md
This estate will be sold subject to the
widows dover.
1t is admirably located for private resi-
dence. 1t lies in most desirable neigh
borhood and has always been esteemed one
of the most healthy places in the county
There are upon it good Brich
fs1T1T1slf D'ceIling, and all necessary Farm
IlaskaA Houses and out buildings:
A fair portion of the Land is heavily tim.
bered, and that which is arabic is said by
those who know it, to be highly susceptible
of improvement.
THE TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by
the Court, are as follows:-The purchase
money is to be paid in two equal annual in
stalments of one and two years-the whole
to bear interest from the day of sale, and
the payment thereof is to be secured by the
bond or bonds of the purchaser with such
sureties as the Trustee may approve. Up
on the ratification by the Court of the sale
and the payment of the whole of the pur-
chase money, (and not before) the Trustee
is authorized to convey, by deed, properly
executed, the said real estate to the said
purchaser or purchasers, or to his or their
heirs, the property to him, her or them sold
free, clear and discharged of all claims oi
the parties to this cause, or Of any person
or persons claiming from or under them OF
any of them.
GEO. BRENT, Trustee.
nov l3-ts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1845-11-27
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
J. scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Maryland, letters testamentary
on the personal estate of RAPHAEL w. EDELEN, late
of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the to the subscriber properly authenti-
cated on or before the first day of May next, they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said deceased's estate. Given under my hand
this 29th day of October, ls45.
EDWARD v. EDELEN, Exe'r
oct SO.-4t. of Rarh- Il w. Ede'as