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lalegh N. C. TURNER s. HUGHES
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TEIHE subscribers opening new and beautiful as
sortment OF SPRLVG and SUMNER GOODS,
Superfne Blue and Wool Black CLOTHS
- Blk French ...
u Browns, Olives and Green I"
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taIueTs- Call their Old stand Fayetteville street.
three doors south OF Williams, Haywood Cos Drug
Store Smith < bl0GS.
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VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.

BILE LOT E>11S ASA LkS.i
The sale of that VALUABLE LOT, situated
next below the Market-house in Raleigh, belong
ing 10 the estate of Mathew Shaw late Of said
City, containing seventy by two hundred and ten
feet will be nadebY the Trustees appointed by his
will 10 sell the satne, On the nj onday Of the next
County Court week in May next, the 10Th day Of
May next, at the premises, between the hours OF
the eafternoon
II will be offered for sale in three parts, SO as 20
form three lots plats of ground each sixty feet
by seventy, with lane CT alley between each one
and the market lot, so that each one OF the lots
shall have building front and alley opposite 10
the market LOT and the alley in front TO be kept
open free for the common use of the owners OF
these three lots and the public. ....
A credit of and II months will be given for
the purchase money-and bond with approved Sc
CURLY required previous to delivering deed.
JAMES e. MATHEW SHAW, Trustees:
Raleigh, 29lh March, 1915. 543-ts.
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EN.AN AWAY from the Subscriber the 25th day
q a, OF Fe February last Negro man named Shepherd,
said Negro raised in Greene County, was sold by
hoderick Powell to VIM. B. Ednonson of Wayne, and
BY Mr. Edmonson to the Subscriber. Description: He
straight built we'll made, weighs 175 or 80 lbs, feet
or 10 inches high, color between dark Negro and
bright mulatto high forehead his countenance rather
pleasing when spoken to- his walk quick with the toes
turning little out and is about 27 years Of age he
acqnaiI ted in Newbern, and his mother bought by
bv some gentleman in about Wilmington, to Of
which places he will probably try 10 escape 1 will give
the above reward for his delivery to my house in Wayne
County White Hall Ferry Neuse river, $40
if confined any Jail the State may get him.
VILLAIN KORNEGAY. ~
Jericho P. O. Wayne, y. C. April 10Th ls45 546-tE
FOR RENT,
TEGRE Brick Store Fayetteville street, lately
a cupied by S. L. Tucker. .---
Also half of the Stage stables in the western part of
the City. Apply to W. J. CLARK
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Blank Warrants for sale here.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
WE have just received and oiIsr for ~
Of beautiful and Superior aoek Of Pm - w.
az ihs following kinds -
LADIES' superior SIN quilted Bu.kins
CATER Boots
half 0aiters
lasting Baskins
French No. Buxhins
Md and Mo Ti.s bound win L>srh.r,
hnr Cshskin Walking shoes (srna s...lsy,
Fine s-al.kin Lace waIkinx
Mo- Buskins with flannel
KID and No Dress suppeu Tie. and main.
Mo and No. shpperh n an prices frou oqS 70 On IN
Over Shoes Of all qualities
~y ~ ladies' that we have nDs soek Of me-. -
noo" as ean Ne found la Houss Uu,t.d a.,..
sh 81 em as low Is they can Be found auy stor, ", -
~ ~ AM OF ths worth q their money o. us-.r
ia n PUTNEY 4 wATT1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

rsans % scssrrror-ro Cy sshserbsn. esss yssr;
and fos sesr psroA wss. ~ ah siepsyssl. 4.
81 essss, In advance. e.. re.U. $50 10.
As~uaua~s-For anssn (sr .s,sto~, rs
two Insertions u ist Tires ssoa 81 So ssA svsy sneess<
Transient advsui.-rs pay In advsses
Ts ns,Sss az Advertisements b sos.d
Me- OF they Inserted usi ordered stopped eAarr
- seeordsusH " ovdrss ssop in writing
Annual Advsissn charged ESQ nss and In tAai
prorosiou for sdvsssmens Of length except
uosssrs and Lottery dcsisr who charged $780, paper
ehud<d1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-22

kDANALooNs. PANTALIooNs 800 p.,r. Inn. ,,,.,,-s |
eo@pu.as great sy,>.s III which v,n BE- -
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

AskNs LibBYB Liss Packets bssve>n Riehuo,d ,,d
New or<a.s will regular fu. h.
and VIII Be eonpesed Of ihe following ve.seir
s.rsss sAchkLok. Capt iiaAs Hosrox;
Bog ohIkhNc Capt Wa. ssrrn;
Bfs JOSEPHINE, Capt Jos Rosu.os
One of TIN sovs this pA.e. regularly .,.r,
monih we can with coincidence
The public a. t-y wsre ssih win n-ur.
A. ow ~ any other ves and by radv and d
erect men of long t freight or p.-ar
having veU superior Accumulation both for ss-ere
pe~snSen sppvn J. YfSllER 4 Son. or
+, ~ HAskINs 4 LIBBY.
An freight on the country the above ve..-l. viii be
received and Forwarded BY charging OILY regular d.yax, and
aa j. r.As,
" \. a
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ROBERT MOTT.

House, sign Rainter anA S;laxsor.
Nat ss~v % IA EreA@.<s Bssk. RkiH-s-l Ysrrs.is.
AZ received further supply q Paints Oh. CopeI ana osbes
- SaIns~s with Pan<fs Brushes An ,soss
asni Of French and American G. .iz.s r ssIo 10
sozse inches all Of which he wvk up On n.
B-A large supply Of Soap Raiss for s.ie low ~
Pstiof paintfo TIN or shingied Rooh- RN.
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CHEAP PASSAGE
70 81 NORFOLK, AND

IL FlRKINS Mountain Butter, Just received,
IL q for ale by
ss JOHN n GORDON
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
n We see an article from federal pa

u We see an article from federal pa
per in New York, going the rounds OF Inc
press Of that political stamp, stating that q.
F. Tread well, esq, Of Rhode Island. who mas
interested himself in behalf Of Governor Dorr'
was once very respectable baker Of that city,
and that FOR aught the editor knows. is yet en-
titled to that appellation. From the sneering
manner in which this story is told, It IS plain
that the refined tastes Of the prosecutors OF
Gov. D. think it piece Of unblushing impn.
dence in one who has once been shaker"
even though by application to study ne has
qualified himself for practice at the bar Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, TO make
an effort, by law, for the release of their per-
secuted victim. Verify. these wings have
fne conceptions Of merit.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

FASHION, the champion of the north, is
likely to meet the southern cracks at the
Charleston races next February. The
Jockey Club have advertised purse of
80, 500 for four mile race, in case Fash
ion should contend for it, the owners Of
Peyton and Regent having already signi-
ded their intention of attending the race.
Mr. Gibbons. the owner Of Fashion, has,
it is stated in the Spirit of the Times.
given his consent, stipulasing only that
Mr.. Laird and his son, her trainer and
jockey. shall accompany the mare 10
Charleston. This will probably be ar
ranged; and if in good condition. Fashion
will gather for herself as brilliant laurels
as her peerless dam, in 1882. acquired o.
YER the same course, when, as The north
ern champion, she beat Clara Fisher, in
the best time ever made over the course.
Atlas.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

u We are not unduly disposed t o boast of
the beau Of our country, and its general eli.
mate, but we much question whether our east.
ern friends were. during the whole of last
summer, favored with louder thunder. or more
vivid lightning. than we, in this pleasant
quarter Of Ha,ckeyedon, were greeted with
during the severe thunder shower on the night
OF Wednesday last. We believe that thro'.
out the west. the winter has thus far been IN.
usually mild and pleasant.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
DtrricurrIps Cav


DIEFicuLTles Gov. Brown. Of NJ:
pi, pardoned Mr.. Hickey, the e,l;, m''sslssip
Vicksburg Sentinel, and Mr.. Lawns Of hs
prie,or, imprisoned on the charge o gI; sp'a.
tanned Is censnre Of Judge Coa,n,ao's ' Coz.
defendants were sentenced by Judoe r. The
70 s.. months s', mpls0nmea, and fac v -
ed by the Governor, Judge C. aug fsleas.
Of the released persons again, and Is e both
them on their former sentences. ~ ooInSll''ei
nor Immediately procured a VIII, ~ Io's'.
corpus. and brought them from The " w.. aaabsaa
Jail before the high court Of errors ana 'sSsSa'g
Judges Sharkley, Clayton, and 1 ~ sptsss
now in session 10 The city Of Jsckso''aa 'ehes y
which. we have not heard how the
co nmitting the Governor fol- con,sr we lodgs|
tunately for the Governor, he has ~ y. so'.
ing power in his own hands, and esr p pa
himself.-Boston Statesman, -" 'ssass|
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

~ The sun.burnt, or brass-mounted Cos
lin who conducts the would-be Cincinnati
Gazette, IT,, at Davenport, would be witty at
our expense if he only knew how. Did he
merl! our friendship, or were we Christian e.
nough TO forget and forgive all the foibles of
our adversaries. We might give him, voluntar.
lily, apiece of good advice but as it is, we
can only say. Ego on. young 'un, you will,
perhaps. in your old age discover that YOU
were green in your YOUTH" We care but lit.
tie for such small potatoes.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

Horne Tooke having CHALLENGED VIE.
Sheriff Of London. the latter wrote he fcua a'
ing laconic reply: ''''
Sir do not think i. my business 10 er \
the head Of every desperate tina, NAV bs i'll
of his life; but as am at presen, bioh sbs|
if Of London, it may happen tia, | mi
shortly have an opportunity Of ATTENDING y,
in my Official capacity, in which case /. =
answer for it, you shall have no reason 10 coz
plain Of my endeavors TO serve YOU.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

Greenhalgh. the Englishman, bea. Glider.
sleeve at the great IL mile race over the Bea-
con course on Monday. The New Yorker
took the lead, and kept !, to the last half mile,
when Greenhalgh made his famous rush, and
actually beat his adversary nearly one quarter
OF the last half mile-making the twelve miles
10 the unprecedented short time Of 66 N. 40 g.,
without exhibiting any marked signs Of dis
tress.-Boston Staaesl,a
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
.E.N'TT.D0LL.4Rs RETIRED

NSCAPED from The Jail Of this COUNTY
kZnight of the 7th instant, FRANCN
MITCHELL. He is about feet, Oh lat1
height fair complexion, rather full face, dHi I
hair. and dark eyes. He had on when he III
gey grey over-coat, sleeps grey parts. anoa
cap, and boots much worn. He is probably
ing tracks for Ohio, through Illinois, where D
he intended to go when released Gom prison
above reward will be given for the appreh'ns
said Mitchell if returned to my custody, 50 ID
may be again lodged in prison.
c.. w. HUMPHREYS ShaIa
Bloomington, Iowa, Jan. 10, As.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

81 ACcIDENT.-Mr. WHEATON CHASE. one
q the sldest settlers Of this county, was
accidentally shot by the discharge of his
own gun, while hunting few: miles be-
lsw this Place. on Thursday day last
goPes are entertained Of his recovery
Cap: Rep
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

MARRIED-On the 4th inst, BY Them
Crandol, Esq. Mr.. JOHN PILGRIM,
Miss ELIZABETH GABRIEL.
On the same day, by the same, Nj. HEl
RY GREEN, to Mrs. DORATHA HUBE1
all Of Musca,ine county,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

Those who would abstain from the use
OF ardent spirits, should break off sudden.
ly, and not by degrees. The lad who
was ordered by his father to cut off four
inches of his dogs tail, performed the
deed by cutting off an inch at time. in
order that the animal might suffer as little
as possible F; as he thought. He was fool
ish-wasn't he?
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

VANlTy.-The vanity of young men !, l..
ing fine clothes, and new fashions and 4 , "a,
ing themselves by them, Is one Of ,hs ,,.a'
childish pieces Of folly that can BE- and '' a. .'s'
casion Of great profuseness, and The r' '5s %
of your men. Avoid curiosi, and TN . ,n.y
expensiveness in your apparel; be eo ,,ssa
plain. decent, clearly not curious M, e,s,.
it is the sign Of weak headpiece 10 bs ~
for every new fashion, or to think himself ~ j
better in it, or the worse wihou, il,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
DISSOLUTION.

A DAM OGILVIE anu PETER JACl
n carrying on business under Inc al YIN
Ogilvie 4 Co. is this day dissolved BY ll laI
sent. All those indebted to tie iii'' WIS., {
call at the store and settle Immeoia"9'
Produce will de received.
Bloomington, Jan. l, l845.-u.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
BLooMINcrox, Iowa, 1915.

u The only item Of importance we have
from Washington is the passage Of the Sub
Treasury bill in the House, on the 2ls. ult.,
by vote Of 1913 to 6s. From subsequent pro.
ceedings, we quote:
MONDAY, Dec. %, 1874.
Mr.. Ashley gave notice that he should ask
leave to introduce bill for an act supplement
tary to an act entitled "An act TO appiopriate'
the proceeds of the sales Of public lands and
to grant presumption rights approved An
February, 184l. so as to authorize pse-emps
tons to enter lands in quarter.quarter sections
Mr.. A. V. Brown, from the committee
the Territories, to which was referred lheb9y
to organize Government in the TerrltolR&f
Oregon. reported the same with amend
The bill establishes Governmentovef lie
country lying west of the summit Of ~
Mountains, and bounded on the South III
tude forty-two, and on the north BY ldt40de
forty-four degrees and forsy-nine minut4 Of
north latitude.
/. provides for the appointment Of a Get
nor, to reside in said Territory, and alsoae
as Indian Agent, with salary Of - dol 3
also ior the appointment of Judge, Seen
of the Territory, Attorney and Marshal,
salaries of - dollars. i, oIgaa!zes
latve department, TO consis! Of Couii3
five, and House of Representatives not
coed fifty. Each five hundred inhabital1
be entitled to a representative. No PERI
be entitled to vote for representative, o1to
eligible as such unless he shall have be
citizen of one of the United States or
Territory thereof, or unless he be an q
resident Of said Territory, and shall be
white male over the age of twenty-one yeaf
judges Of election to have authority to intfl@ -
gate on oath all persons offering to vote who
shall be suspected of a want Of fidelity to tl
United States, and to reject the vote of such
refuse to take the oath Of allegiance to the !
States. The members Of the Council 10 ! ]
elected by the House of Representatives !
classed by ballot, SO that one shall go oul
each and every year. Members of the Hoo =.
OF Representatives to be elected for two te} 81
and of the Council for FIVE years. The G
ernor to have veto on all laws passed, uni 81
afterwards passed by vote of two thirds LII
all laws to be subject to be repealed BY c.
gress. The bill provides for the establishing s.
of suitsble forts within and on the main I'd
leading to the Territory.
Mr.. Cave johnson moved to suspend =
rules prescribing the order Of business foI 6
hour, to afford an opportunity to present
give notices make reports, and offer red
tons shat gave rise to no debate.
This motion prevailed; and thereupol g
merous reports from committees, and q
Der Of resolutions, notices of motions,
&c. Were introduced. @3
On motion by Mr.. A. G. Dodge, the
mi.;ee Of Ways and Means were instfuol n
inquire into the expediency Of APPROX
an unexpended balance Of moneys app
ted for the expenses of the Iowa LeR1
10 defray he expenses of the late CO !
for forming State Constitution. T. 80
Mr.. H. Dodge gave notice. Of his 49, Il
to ask ieove to Introduce bill for ~
reages to the Stockbridge nation q Indisns.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
TAKE WARNING.

A LII persons are hereby warne:i agains.
IA chasing note given by me TO Ira Brown
or about the 3Oth December, for SIS, The saRl
ing obtained BY fraud and deception, end al
8 Il1g q flsiy TIE same unless compHs
fzazss -. = pHEgD RI9aa
Jan II '45-3w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
NOTICE

rs hereby given that have O ga I'D
administrator Of Daniel Storm .. ..mter
letters of administration dated De- ~, nd |
All persons having demands aga,as
required to have the same duly P ca siG
ance and all persons indebted 'n''
mediate payment to ..p,lRGB,
NH BRANDEaSo
Dee "a, 44-4-w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

CAPTURE OF PlRArE,-A lo,..
Trieste. mentions the capture Of ,bs "., ita
ger" a piratical barque which has bs., A'ea
ing for the last two years, and in ,s,, Gus
there have been no less than 600 mn, a,as 'as
mitted by her crew, and ten ships. ,h,sss coz
one brig, and eleven schooners taken ~, OaFss
dered by her. The amount Of ,,. ssu pun
board the vessel was immense. Ssa !; al
English built vessel, with tall. rakinn Is M
and Of abou. seven hundred tons burns. ,,ss's
~ sharp and deep.--St Louis Ame,,,a 's
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
~n;, doubtless known to our readers

II is doubtless known to our readers
that efforts have lately been made, by tho
counsel of Gov. Dors, to bring the case OF this
distinguished individual, before the supreme
Court of the United States, by writ OF error
As preliminary proceeding it became neces-
sary to obtain the signature Of the prisonerto
a petition to the court. Gen. Fessenden sof
Maine, one Of his counsel. having requested
permission to visit his cell for this object scas
refused the privilege Of doing so. 1t remains to
be seen what excuse can be offered for this
unparalleled severity against man charged
only with political offence, and who was ac-
,ino in accordance with the expressed wishes
Of majority Of the people Of the State OF
Rhode Island.
We subioin The following lines wittsn in
view of The above fact:
Lt,es Respectfully Inscribed to the OHpres-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
81 Change Came Ger tho Spirit Of .ns
Dre0na.''

"A Change Came Ger tho Spirit Of lily
The New York Morning News Of the 2sth
ultsays:
sit is marvellous, truly, TO witness the al
teration that has taken place since the election,
in the view taken by some Of the wing papers
in regard to the annexation of Texas, in its
bearing we mean, upon the question of aboIl-
ton Of slavery. The Express came out with
letter few days ago. from its principal ed.
itor, dated from Virginia, in which he showed
conclusively that in few years it must have
that State. and Others similarly situated, and
yerting Virginia Into free State. And yes
cols = :. 1ss1s - IN
measdi 4 soon IS the Diplomatic difficulties
can al 6osed. II insists that il will arrest
the Pr Is unrestricted importation Of slaves
from West India Islands into Texas, which
is eqi valent to their direct importation from
the Aifican coast; that it would greatly i'm
prore the condition Of the slaves themselves,
removed into Texas from their present loca.
lin In our more northerly States, both from
IN superiority of climate, and from the en-
1ncement of their value, securing to them
ysOn tuCH OWHCIS SIcdttI CdIt dHu UcNtSI
ply of the comforts Of life: and that it must
Inevitably have the effect of converting all the
more northern States of our present slave re-
gion into free States"
The Courier thus concludes its article:
ssEaving thus, as we think, demonstrated
the importance of Texas TO the United States,
and that it is duty we owe alike 10 ourselves
and the cause of philanthropy, TO admit her in
TO the Union when we can do so with honor,
we shall tomorrow suggest mode Of arriv-
ing at so desirable result"
We shall pc pleased to see the Courer's
suggestions on the subject, though we do not
doubt tina: Mr.. Folks administration will find
a way Of doing so with perfect preservation to
the " honour" of the country, with or without
aid. We are pleased, too, to find that the de-
vision of the election has now given our port
2y-sized neighbor little more leasure for the
iscussion Of this subject, and the expression
s Gssuch views of it as the above. Ii iIad nc
va leisure, we presume, while the abolition
- Of the State was yet in suspense"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

|. is stated sha, the jewelry worn by
the Marquis Of Westminster at the install
la'ion of Louis Philippe to the order of
the garter, was Of the mos. superb char
acter. In the centre of his lornship's
badge, was the celebrated Arcot diamond,
valued at 1900 guineas. His lordship's
sword also displayed massive diam ond,
one of the largest in the world, weigh ing
90 carets, and valued a, 100000. The
same nobleman has laborers OH his es-
.ates who have to support themselves,
their wives, and their children, ON about
two dollars per week, and provisions
nearly thirty per cent higher than in this
country.