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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11

LHIRST STEAMSHIP FOR CB AGREa-THE FIRST CLASS
ocean steamship ca Capt. T. a. Mix will posi-
lively e tho h February On her arrival at Chaxrss
win be conveyed Cruces the thereby
avoiding the the river in arrans
to forward without
Panama At Which point they will meet tho Of 18th
tain Nix will accompany the Panama and h
wing crossed the lsmus several times will bs able render
valuable services and advice ~ Passage $ only
first GLASS passengers taken 800 pounds baggage Allowed sao
freight extra basgsgst0 par specie
fourths Per cent. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11

QOWEnY THkATRk-MONDAY EVENING res. n,
Of oIOCKHOLn- Ambrose Ssman. Mr. N. B. Clarke AnhsIa
Mr. B. HALL sohwartzsnbsrs Fessi Mr. Wiuans Chrssss
Mics Wemyw After which The comedy COUSIN CHERRY
Thomas Primrose Mr. afford; Jacob Primrose Mr. Smith:
Charles " James DUNN Csusn Cherry Miss Navy Taylor
To conclude with the Of the NATIONAL GUAkD-
yaier Remand Mr. Gilbert; Aobees Bopbon. M j. Wiuans;
Frederick Lowains Mr. Warden 0rensde Mr. Warwick
niss MARY Taylor Boxes 2o PIT l2c; Gallery l2s Dssrs
opeD 81 ~ eocok con psncest5.
CHAMrEAvs NATIONAL THEATRE, LAT. cHAraAn.
Monday Evening Fec H. will 10 acted the drama Of TIL
ADOfT1D CHlLD-Nchael Mr. j. n Scott Sir Bertrand,
Dawes lie esge NJ Tios; Boy Mss Chapman. After which
the drama Of NOSE IN CALIfOR IA-hose Mr. Chanfrau;
Skeev. Mr. Sey mour Mr. Adolphus Pillishrond. Mr. W.
Chapman Lie. Mise Mesa,er To conclude with ROSINA
MtADOWS- Harry hendon Mr. Chasrau; Mr.. Meadows Mr.
Mob srsnt Jehrc Baxter Mr. T. g. Booths RosnA Meadowa
Mis- Messenger: nYa Meadow Mrs. Chapman; Alice Warren
SssF Gordon Boxs CENTS Pit lax centA Doors open at
oxoeIook-eenmsnes ar
NJ nCHANlCg RALl. Morn BROADWAY. BErw Rem
Grad and Broone ,reets open syss nEhs du.s ths
osgAned l2 tho eldest esAbhsd company world TIA
ht to halmcnse meodies and onators the present
popular style Of Eopan sntertanmsnts whose oeneers In
0is city for pensd Of two ysas been
extent unparalleled By In th great mstropoa
They viii have he honor Of continuing their inmAhs
until urthsr notice. Producing each rspresnt
ton variety Of operate Dusesquea Songs and their
new burlesque Of their voys Musical Admission. ~
Door open st 7-Conosrt ct O'clock An AZ
eernoon Concert o'clock.
naSsrApd Director. I. r. CHRl0TY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11

LUX TIE 0OLD kEClONS OF CALIFORNIA, VIA CHA
ueA-Wl take stssm and positively proceed
morning Of the M Of fine fast sal ing coppered
clipper bak Guord, Captain r. W. Thorp has
few The state rooms In the second cabin up
handsome STYLE and the atsus
superior those Of that
Of New York Passengers will 30 allowed the
vsss for fifteen days after her arrival Chseres (provded
msory Ssrs IT, e. moderate rate per day 70 al them
tie bark For freight apply board Of wal
street. or to JOHN ROBBERY OSBORN III wall st. or
JAMES W. ELWELL,. South strsat
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SPEC. Al NOTICES.

SFHCG Al NOVICES.
CARD.-NEw YORK. FEBRUARY TO- ls49-HAvINo
~ been selected stakeholder the late
Dyer and sullivan have eeeued publish the fol-
lowing dec II tho referee which d. cdes all
the result favor Of thomas
given up the main staAe OF $1,000 to said Thomas Eyer
. -. JOHN B. FRfNK.
At the contest between Thomss Eyer jan co suiyau
Still Pond Heights Kent County Maryland request
parties and the unanimous acquescenee Of all
referee ard by said authority decide tat sd resulted
in favor Thomas Dyer according to articles Of agreement
Delaware River, February 8. lS49 VAN NOSTRAND.
u ElIGIOUS NOTICE.-A LECTURE ON The REsUR.
~ recon In accordance with the tescngs Scnp
and illustrations Of swedenbtg delivered in the
large Chapel OF the University Washnrton Square,
Rev Mr. Willis at half rast O'clock this evening" There will
&c service IN the same place At half past OoolockAh
NJOTCk-TBH SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY GIVE NOTICh
~ Of their intention to apply tho Lcgature sta
New York during the present session thereof for
poate themselves and their associates with capital mil
lions Of dollars under the Of United Sts
Nail Steamers Company New York Liverpool Line for IN
purpose running line Of between New YeYk md
Liverpool, In England.-Jan. H. l8l9
JAMES BROWN
EDWARD K. COLLINS,
r. RIGGS
VS. wETNORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11

CALIFORNIA DAouERRrorYPEA PERSONS ABOUT
~ California, and DESTROYS leave their ksnessss
their friends would de we'll to call Bdya and
Broadway whore Of "a
dioss his sstabshmsns faithful and licensees may
obtained at the shortest notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11

CALIFORNIA LIFE INSURANCk-THE NAUTILUS LIFE
u Insurance Company No. s. Wall street, the lives Of
whiting California With privilege Of reading there and
making the voyage and homo either By way Car
Hem, the Ishmus Panama By Vera Crus and through
MeAioa. NORRIS TRANKLlN, Preaident
PIsrv IN rnmAr. Aotsary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11

T EAvENwORTHs PATENT GOLD WASHRRS-THI
IL best inventsd-ts be had only ~ Allen CoI
,sssbsr w every de:snPaon Of Implement. for CaoraH
the various Geld Washers the oty ordered your "a
In California end ADVISE I'll who wish 70 esher N
gold with the greatest dsspsh and least 70 rot yours snd
particularly they expel al the and gravel while the eol
tseksand which contains large Dor ssntass Of rod pua
and cnnebar cannot escape VIM Lauder practical
smelter, and asssyer '~-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11

n OLD wAsHKRs.-A GOLD WASHER (rHAT rs A
Gold wa.her BE- see. in operaaen day at the Uni
be sboys Spades A suitable persons going
California all Of which will b I'd cheap the cheapest
JOHN MAYHER & Co, 1876 Front a.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
MAR. .IBD,

In Nash County, Thursday evening" the 18th inst.
by the Rev. MIR. ArendeIl, of Louisburg, s. S. Cooper
ESQ., of Granville to Miss Sarah E. daughter of Joshua
Watson, Esq.
In Nash County, on the 4th inst, by E. H. Morgan
Esq, Mr. John H. Finch to Miss N. j., daughter of
Benjamin Glover, Esq.
On the 10Th instant at the residence Of Mr.. Dickie
Galt in Williamsburg Va by the Rev. Charles Meni-
gerode, of Brandon Parish, #. L. Skinner, Esq., OF
Edenton, n. c., Miss Eliza Fisk Harwood, daughter
of the late John R. Harwood, Esq., of Norfolk
At the Episcopal Church in Warcnton, on Tuesday
evening the Goth inst, by the Rev. c. F. McRae, the
Hon. Micaiah T. Hawkins, to Miss Maria Eaton, daugh-
ter of the late Blake Baker.
In Johnston County, the 22d inst the residence
Of Walter R. Moore Esq, Dr. John B. Beckwith Miss
Ann G. Thompson.
In Greene county, on the 22d ult by Joshua Rouse,
Esq., Mr.. Kinchen F. Aldridge Miss Dorcas Mooring
daughter of the late Jas. Mooring, Esq.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
OREGON! TEXAS! CALIFORNIA!

UTISHING to move to one Of the above countries
w offer for sale that we'll known stand where now
reside, known as Rogers Winn's Roads, Is miles
Northwest Of Raleigh containing $50 of Land
thirds still in forest There are Comfortable
Dwelling House. large and convenient Store House,
large Gin house, Blacksmith shop Post Office and
other necessary houses good and is among
the handsomest satonsin the county. high, healthy,
and desirable place to live at, and doubt but
good country stand as any. sfsa,af.es.a
I also Offer nv plantation track miles rsorth on
Neuse River and Big Lick creek containing 5l2 acres,
about 400 acres bottom Land and about half of the
tract still in forest about half of the bottom Land heavi
ly tmEcred the balance we'll inclosed Ths tract lying
in the bend of the River truly rich and valuable ordi
nary houses good water. ..
Persons wishing to settle themselves permanently in
this country will do well to my lands before purchas-
ing elsewhere determined to leave this country,
will sell the above lands cheap-no mistake Come and
see, if you want bargain.
s.... ROBERT N. JEFFREYS.
Wake N. c., Feb IS, IS49. 749--tch
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
For the North Carolina Standard.

Mr.. EDITOR: presume you have heard of per-
sons who in multiplying numbers. write out the pro-
duct in single line without putting down the par
tial products have never heard Of any rule being
published by which this can be done. short time
since, in multiplying some numbers, / discovered
such rule, and thinking it may be interesting if not
useful, to some of your readers, will explain it
All arthmeticians know the following principles
to be true, viz So rr--.t.-E Il. -. -
L.. Units multiplied by units give units. - ''..
3. Units multiplied by tens, hundreds &c. give
-fa tens hundreds, &c. a.l @tit ' ''''
8. Tens, hundreds &c. multiplied by units, give
tens, hundreds, &c. '. -. ~
4. Tens multiplied by tens give hundreds.
5. Tens multiplied by hundreds, give thousands.
6. Hundreds multiplied by tens, give hundreds.
z. Hundreds multiplied by hundreds give tens OF
thousands, and so on. "
fNoTE. In this explanation the following obser.
vations are nsed, viz:
x multiplied by, - equals; u after figure signi.
fes it is units tens; hundreds tn thousands
of til tens of thousands.
Let it be required to multiply 432 by 345
a... p. n.. IaS -rs-os
-.t@ 345
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE. There is some pros
pect of providing temporary government for Cali
fornia and New Mexico. Yesterday, the amend
ment of Mr.. Bell to the amendments proposed by
Messrs. Foote and Walker of Wisconsin to the appro-
priaton bill was rejected, four senators only voting
for it, and then the question up on the proposed
amendment strong disposition was felt for taking
the question before adjournment; but, upon the motion
of Mr.. Dayton, who expressed disposition to vote
for the amendment, the only measure, perhaps,
which Congress could adopt at the present session,
but who wished to examine the amendment with
more care, the Senate adjourned.
This scheme is framed upon a similar principle to
that adopted in the formation of provisional govern
ment for Louisiana (under Mr.. Jefferson) in 1903;
and of Florida (under Mr.. Monroe) in 1919. The
provision of the law applied Florida, of March 3,
l9l9 is in these words
And be itfurher enacted, That, until the end of the
first session of the next Congress, unless provision
for the temporary government of said territories be
sooner made by Congress, all the military, CIVIL and
judicial powers exercised by the officers of the exist
nr government of the territories shall be vested
in snch person or persons and shall be exercised in
such manner as the President of the United States
shall direct, for the maintaining the inhabitants of
said territories in the free enjoyment of their liberty,
property, and religion.
The act then extends all the revenue acts to the
territory and authorizes the President to establish
several districts for the collection OF the revenue, and,
during the recess of Congress, to appoint such OFF,
GERS &C., to enforce the said laws" &C., &c.
If we may Judge by the signs in the Senate, In yes
terdavs session. it is probable that something will
at last be effected for the relief of the people of Cali
Washington Union, 22d inst.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28

NORTH CAROLINA. The light is dawning on this
good old State and she is about to assert her mpor
tance in rank with her sister States in the Union.
The many difficulties under which she has long Ia
bored are now fast passing away, and she will soon
take the stand which she is well entitled from her
so climate and geographical position, of furnishing
very large portion of commercial business She Is
now about to engage in the great work of Internal
Improvement in earnest. No State stands more Ia
mentally in want of it, and no State can commence
and prosecute it under favorable auspices Her
debt is comparatively small I'VE could point out
it, without subjecting themselves to particular in
has an envable position-standing A No l; and
hence she will find difficulty in effecting loan
| to any amount, the most advantageous terms.
She has soil rich in all the productions of a
Southern climate, capable of raising bread for all of
starving Ireland if brought fully under cultivation,
being exceeded in quantity of her breadstuffs
by any State in the Union, and by none equaled in
quality.
Interspersed with mountains, rivers and streams,
furnishing water power to almost unlimited amount
which as yet is used to any extent in manufac-
turing her great stapleS-wheat, corn and lumber.
In her minerals, she scarce be excelled by Cali
ornia-gold, and that which is more important, iron,
coal, lead and copper, and we believe also silver
Unfortunately she is surrounded by an iron-bound
coast and these rich have remained unde-
veloped and improbable to her. But she has at
length determined these natural barriers,
and to cut her way market for the surplus of her
great staples. We wish her Gcd-speed In the
good work. Norfolk argus.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
REV. DIR HOOPER'S
FAMILY SCHOOL, IN THE COUNTRY,

War LtttIet0a Deasot, TH'aTTe1 CO., ~: G.
HE Subscriber having spent upwards of thirty years
instructor in the Colleges of the two Carolinas,
is desrous retire, for the rest of his lfe to
private situation. He proposes therefore, to open III
January next, at the place aforementioned, Scic$
School for Boys, betaUeera and Is gears of age; in
which their intellectual and moral cultivation be
carefully attended to, and where they will be withdrawn
from the usual temptations of towns and villages
The subscriber hopes that his long services in public in
sttutons have made him sufficiently known to the pub
lie to furnish to parents guaranty that their sons, en-
trusted to him, will be well taught and well taken care Of
He is happy also to add that he is to have the asss
lance of Prof. }. Dc0cFHiere Hooper, for
many years past instructor in Classics and Modern Ian
guages, in the University of this State.
TEnMs, $500 per annum; for those who study Mod
Languages $40 extra The first year there will be
accommodations for only l4or l6 applications therefore,
should be early made. No boys fifteen will he TAX
en-, if sufficient number under that age be offered.
All other particulars given in a Circular, which will
be sent to any application to the subscriber at
Wake Forest College, ~ Co. till the 18th Of December
next after which time application must be made to
him at Littleton, Warren County, N c.
w. HOOPER.
November 6, 1S4S. 732-tf
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED BY THE Use OF DIN. WIS
TAn's BALsAN OF Wild CHERRY. The following GER
tifcate is from the wife of Mr. Enoch Perry, very
pectable farmer in Oxford county, Maine, and be
lied upon true in every particular Itwas not solicit
ed but given by the lady, from of duty feeling
that she owed the preservation of her life to Dr. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Rumford, Oxford county, Nc, July %, ls45
This may certify that have for number of years
been severely afflicted with the asthma In October,
lS4S, took violent cold, which produced very
verc cough, which accompanied with pains
in my side, and sweat prousely nights. These bad
symptoms continued, until was much reduced that
was unable to do any work about house. walk
across the room without assistance. In July, 1914
afflicted with shorncss of BREATH such great diff
fcultJ in breathing and in such pain that
unable to lie in bed sleep for three weeks One ply
sican who attended me, and another who consulted
both gave up to dic-sad they could do for
me. My friends despaired Of my life. I had no hope
myself then commenced taking DR.. Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry. Before had taken bottle, was
able to walk about house. continued to take the Bal
until had taken four bottles, and 1 am well,
free from pain little cough do my work, keep
help and have not enjoyed better health for fifteen
years. Signed, RELIANCE PERRY.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co., Raleigh N. C..
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28

OFFICIAL SMUGGLING. If there is any truth in
the rumor that representative of the United States
at one of the Northern capitals of Europe has been
detected in smuggling goods under cloak of his office,
we hope and trust that the authorities at Washington
will promptly have him dismissed and disgraced as
soon as possible. From what has been stated on the
subject, it appears that the funconary in question
was detected accidentally in smuggling laces and
other goods of that description to the amount OF
twenty thousand rix dollars, concealed in boxes, rep
resented to contain family supplies, &C. If true, it
is most humiating piece of business; and the per-
petrator deserves richly to be dsgraced and punished
before the world. We hope, for the credit of the
country that there is truth in the statement but,
true or alse the circumstance should be investigated,
and we trust that no time will be lost in doing
NeaU York Herald.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
New Germantown, N. J., Nov. 26, 1912.

AMoyG THE THOUSAND AND ONE MEDICINES adver-
tised "certan for all pulmonary complaints"
Jaynes Expecorant stands alone Its path public conf
dence has been paved not with Pus but and the
vouchers for its efficacy include array of for char
and espectaby, and be surpassed in this
country DR. Jayne, being himself physician does not
profess TO perform physical mpossibIities-as for in
stance, to whose lungs like honey-comb,
completely rddlcd, it were, by disease but he docs
assert and believe he is borne by we'll authenti-
&C ted facts that in all diseases of the lungs and chest
which susceptible of without miraculous inter-
ference his Expccoran will restore the patient to health.
tive in removing coughs colds bronchitis asthma hoarse-
ness plcusy, Group influenza, qunsy and all disorders
of the machinery of respiration, Jancs Expcctorant
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia and sold
on Agency by Williams, Haywood. SE Co. Druggists,
Raleigh, N. G.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
NOTICE.

A the annual meeting of the Directors of the North
IN Carolina Mutual Insurance Company held on the
I'd January, 1S49, the following resolution adopted
ReSofed That assessment of fire per cent be levi
ed on all the premium notes, outstanding on this I'd
January, 1s49.
Notice is hereby givcn that the above assessment is
required to be paid the Office of the North Carolina
Mutual Insurance Company, in Raleigh, before the
first day of May next.
JAMES F. JORDAN Secreforu
Raleigh, February 26th, 1S49. 747-3t
IThc Star and Times will copy three times each1
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
November 6, 184S.

ANOTHER PRoOF EFFICACY OF DR. JAYNR''
HAR ToS1c. This will certify that was entirely bald for
about three years, when was recommended try DIR.
Jaynes Hair onic procured two bottles of Mr. Mason,
in Somerve and using the Tonic for about fifteen months
my hair in all over my head, and although not
quite thick BEFORE yet it is constantly growing.
This surprising restoration of my hair has excited the
astonishnent of all my acquaintances and made
object of curiosity to many am now years of age
and have regard the inventor of this matchless
Hair Tonic as q public bencfactor.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT :

- THE A. 1. Copper fastened and cop
A3A pered, Live oak and red Cedar built Barque
MEYhk JOHN A. TAYLOR, Martin master, will sail
- above, early in April. She can take the
bulk of 200 tons freight and 100 passengers For par
ticulars, apply to GEO. w. DAVIS.
Wilmington N. c., Feb. 18th, ls49. 747-6t
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
PUBLIC MEETING!.

T the suggestion of several of the citizens of Ra-
IN leigh, hereby call public meeting to lie held in
the City Hail. Saturday the third of March next at
three o'clock p NJ, to take into consideration the sys-
tenn of Internal Improvements now proposed.
w. DALLAS HAYWOOD,
Intendant.
Raleigh, Feb. 21, ls49. 746-
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28

PRESIDENT Polk. 1t having been stated by the
Washington papers that Mr.. Polk and family intend
visiting New Orleans at the expiration of his term
of office, and presumng that he will pass through
this place on his way, the Commissioners of Will
mington have appointed Messrs. James T. Miller, L..
H. Marsteler, and J. G. Wright, Committee to
wait upon and request him to stop and partake of the
hospitaities of the town. Wilmingt0n Journal
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
NOTICE

rs hereby respectfully given to all those who are in
4 debted to the late firm of Joseph & William Peace.
by Note otherwise to forward forthwith prepared
to discharge the same, otherwise such claims will be- of
necessity, put in train for collection.
'-.. VIM. PEACE,
Surviving partner Scl
Raleigh, Feb. 49, 1S49 747-2t
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l9I93549473
I9I935I0I13


IF In the above Communication, not having the re-
gular Mathematical signs, we have put for the Null
tplication sign, and common dash for the sign of
equality. EDITOR.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
Lost or RETsIafd.

A Note Of hand on Calvin H. Willie, of Oxford N
IA C. for forty four Dollars and some CENTS which
given time in 1896 All persons forewarned
from buying said note, and the said c. H. Willie from
paying the note to any other person but myself.
GABRIEL UTLEY.
Chapel Hill N. G.. Feb 20 IS4S 747-ftpd
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28

DEATH IN PRIsoN. We learn from our Clinton
correspondent, that Bryan Sanders, who charged
with kidnapping Slaves from Johnston County last
summer, died in the Sampson County Jail, on Sun
day. the l1th instant, of Inflammation of the bowels
Wilmington Journal
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28

SELF-MADE MEN. elf you are to be an exception"
said Mr.. Crabbe to his young friend, you will be
the first in all my observation and experience. You
may take the whole population, of Maryland, and
select from it fifty men who the most distinguish
ed for talents, or any description of public usefulness
and will answer for it, they all, every one of
them, men who began the world without dollar.
Look into the public councils OF the nation, and who
are they that take the lead there? They are men
Who made their own fortune-self-nade men, who
began with nothing. The rule is universal. It per-
yades Courts State and Federal from the highest
10 the lowest 1t is true of all professions. 1t is
now; it has been so at any time since have known
the public of this State or the nations and it will
be so while our present institutions contnue. You
must throw man upon his own resources to bring
lllm out. The struggle which is to result in emf
ence is too arduous and must be continued too long,
70 be encountered and maintained voluntarily,
less as matter of life and DEATH He who has fortune
70 ia back upon will slacken from his efforts,
ana finally retire from the competition With me it
as question whether it is desirable that parent
should leave his son any property at all: You will
nave large fortune and am sorry for it, as it will
d. Se1!e gHe spelling of good lawyer. These are my
eioerate sentiments, and shall be rejoiced to find,
!" Your instance, shall be Mistaken
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
Manteo E0age. Mo. 8.

FTNHE Members of Manteo Lodge No 8, are urgently
i requested to meet at the Odd Fellows Hall in the
city of Raleigh, Friday evening February 3D. past
o'clock business of much Importance will be before
the Lodge. JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Sec'ru. :,
February 20, ls49. 7471