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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-07

NOTICE TO TAnGOn<8.
gUyHE subscribers engaged In the manufacture
Of Glazed Wadding. black and white, Tor the OF
tsors and ciohers II i Of the very best quality, OF
any thickness required, well glazed and sold lower than
the Eastern article We are making In sufficient
Quantities TO supply the whole demand west Of the Ale
shanes orderfrom dry goods joooers. elothers. &C,
promptly attendedto.
RUSSELL G sfEARNs.
Cincinnati January 20 fs4s.-tf.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-07

The New York Courier and Enquirer, has IN ex-
elusive telegrsphic dispatch from London up 10
The moment of the sailing of the steamer Canada,
from which select the various items OF inter
est, with other matters from our files of Ensli,h
papers:
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-07

DECkWfTH * MORTON win receive in a few a.v
- the following new and valuable books:
Syo- PIP. 81 clo.-pfce 81.
Atlantis; BY w. Gilmore Simms-price SOC.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-07

run tAE hEMObAL A-ND PERMANENT CURE
or AL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE or THE BLOOD or
HABIT or THE SYSTEM, VIZ.
SeTefEla. or Kings Erii, Rheumatism, Obsfi-
nate CztdnsoEs Erupfi0ns, Pimpies, OF PHs-
tnIes on the Face, Bf0fches, BiIes, Chronic SeTs
Eyes, Ring Worm OF letter, Scald Head, Es-
lqTgeniesf and PAIN of the Bones and Joints.
Stubborn Ulcers, SyPhilitie Symptoms, SciGtiea,
or LKnldgO: and Diseases arising from fniif-
diei0Es use Of Mercury, Abilities on DTOPsy, Err
PosErs or inpTHdeAcs IN hfss also, CATOHte
Constitutional Disorders, dc.
THIs Medicine has acquired = very extended and IS
tsbshed reputation whereverit has been used, based
entirely its merits which ia superior efficacy
alone sustained. The unfortunate victim Of hereditary
disease, with swollen glands. contracted aaness. and
bones hafearOus has been restored 70 heath and vsor
The scr0alous patient, covered with ueers IoathsOme
20 himself and his attendaAts, has been made whole
Hundreds Of persons who had groaned hOpelessly for
years under cutaneous and slsnuar disorders, chronic
rheumatism, and many other Complaints sprngng from
arrangement Of the seereuve organs and the ercula
ton. have been raised from the rack Of dis
ease and now, with regeneted constitutions sIadlytss
nfy TO the efficacy Of tins nestmabe preparation The
testimony Of those have been cured BY is use with
their residences, has Seen Published from time time;
and were II desirable, Of TIA most overwhelming
testimony could be brought forward proving
Shs have not used this medicine, invited to make
trial Of lis virtues, and appropriate To themselves the
benefits which il alone can bestOw.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
DTRD.

In this City, on the 3lst ult James, infant son of b.
F. and Lucy w. Moore, aged ls months and I3 days.
=. AT Camp Qhadbeurne, Fredericksburg, Texas,
June %, ls49, after short attack of cholera Brevet
Collinson r. Gates of the Sth Regiment of Infantry U.
| 8. Army. ' i. " Ea. =" 49, 5;..t
AtSan Antonia de Bexar Texas June &C. First Lieu
J. Booker of the sth Regiment of Infantry, u.
8. Army. s.' ~ fa' -'f5~ fs1 'ss' sIt
In Bladen County on the oath of July, of eonsump-
ton, Dr. VIM. s. Anders, in the 32d year of his age
+ AT Eeneir, Caldwell county, NJ c., the 4th ult.,
Mrs., Martha M. JONES' wife of DR.. L. G. Jones, and
daughter of Gen. Edmund Jones, late of the
ty, in the 42d year of her age.
| In Wilmington, on the SOth ultimo, James C.. Dob
bin, infant son of VIM s. Ashe, Esq. aged months.
At the Mansion House. Aiken, South Carolina the
Gath pltimo, Patrick Cassin Cantwe Esq of Charles
ton, in the SD year of his age. -. q
Very suddenly, in Huntsville, Texas the eth inst,
hemurrhage of the lungs, Mr.. Isaac NJ Tett, aged
btgenty-p years and five months Mr.. Il. native
of Elizabeth City, NJ C and graduated at the c. Uni
yersity in $780,. He studied law and pacced short
time in his native State, but in ls43 enigraer the
and settled in St. Louis, Mo- There he attack
with disease of the lungs which induced him seek
genial cline of Texas with the fond hope of regain
ing his health At the time of his death he Prnci-
pal Of the Huntsville Male Academy and had but short
TIME previously been Joined by his wife infant daugh-
tter Mr. r. ripe scholar, an intelligent lawyer and
gentleman in the most exalted of that term.
s,s: Huntsville Banner.a
Recently in Granville county, Mrs. Sarah H. Gill;
of John Gill; Jr., and daughter of the late John
/ Hicks, Esq, of Wake County, lsstsf. hE 359+E
s In Rutherford county,, the 23d ultimo, Marvel
Mills, Esq, in the 77th year of his age. E-- =
In this Countys the 2Sh ult of Dropsy after long
and painful Illness Mrs. Narcissa Hunter consort of Mr.
Rsddck Hunter. Mrs. H. was for many years exem-
pIary member of the Methodist Episcopal Church:
t aIn Wentworth, Rockingham the 29th july in the
9th year of his age, Reuben H. Reid of Reuben
and Elizabeth Reid, after illness of only three days
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08

The following letter from Rev. Henry Wood of Con-
cord N H. editor of the Congressional Journal, reli
gous newspaper of high character, speaks volumes in
favor of the good qalities of Wistar's Balsam:
,t.sa ~ -tt Concord, N. H., March q, 1916.
Mr. S. w Fowle-Dear Sir: Two years ago the past
winter sudden and violent attack upon my lungs by
exposure to cold, confined to my and bed for
several weeks and when recovered Twas much op-
pressed by difficulty in breathing that was incapable of
rapid walking and violent exercise, and often fe-
quently weak; and Judging from the ncfcaeY of the
remedies used supposed the disease ncurablc. Being
pursuaded to try bottle of Wisar's Basam of Wild
Cherry, without the least confidence in its efficacy,
that of any other prescription fully understand
my surprise and joy, when found the difficulty almost
entirely removed before bottle had been used up.
Having mortal aversion to medicine and seldom using
in any form, nothing but sympathy with my fellow
sufferers induces to make this public statement, and
recommend the article to others similarly afflicted
With respect yours truly,
-s- - HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTrs on the wrapper
For sale, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co.. Raleigh, N. G.. ..a' g.. g 1-..a
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
SUPREME COURT.

This Tribunal adjourned on Saturday week last.
The following are the closing Opinions:
By RUFFIN, C. >. In Scarborough o. Tunnel, in
Equity, from Edgecomb affirming the orders. Also,
the State UPchurch, from franklin directing
the judgment OF the Superior Court to be reversed
and sentence of 6ne, &C., to be passed. Also, in
Ingram Smith, in Equity, from Anson dismissing
The bill with costs. Also, in Blacknall Q. OVERLY,
Equity, from GranvilIe directing reference to the
Master. Also, in Walker 9. Cotrane, in Equity,
from Randolph decree for plaintiff and reference.
Also. in Hardy 2. Pool, in Equity from Pas@gotank ;
dismissing the bill with costs. Also, in Black e.
Wright, from Rockingham; directing. venire de
rorO. Also, in McDonaI- p. Wiseman, in Equity
from Davidson; affirming the report and directing
decree accordingly.
By Nash, ]. In Monroe Q. Mcintyre, in Equity,
from Sampson; declaring that there is in the
nterlocutory order. Also, in Ross u. Swaringen,
tom Stanly /; affirming the judgment below. Also,
in County Trustee of Brunswick Q, Woodside, from
Brunswick; judgment below reversed and judgment
here for plaintiff. =.
By PEARsoN, ]. In Hammer .. Winbourn, in
Equity, from Guilford directing reference to ascer-
tain the advancements, &c. Also in Chambers e.
Backnall in Equity, from Person directing decree
for plaintiff for the amount reported by the Master
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
THE MARKETS

~ s "
- 81 t2Gs ssPErERs BuBe, August 2. 1879.
WaEET. The receipts of this articles continue light
for the season. Sales at zoe to- I02e for Red, and
White 100 to lose. ---- sz----
ToBAcco As usual at this of til year, small
receipts The demand continues active. We quote
Lugs at TO $33; Leaf to $73 and occasionally sene
Fine Manufacturing brings high prices. One Hogshead
brought $40 per hundred on yesterday.
CoRS. We quote this article at SO cents per busheL
CoProN. We quote at 81 cents Holders firm, and
some asking 10 cents for prime lots. +'t2l -
BACON. Virginia cured cents hog round.
LARD. Virginia, 81 to g cents. -
NEw-OnLEANs, Jnly 29--9 A.. NJ.
The market for Cotton in consequence of the limited
supply, has advanced very rapidly, and quotations for
fair has now reached IO4s to He The stock in first
hands is extremely imed-indeed, the market may be
called quite bare. 81 sssaa.4 .sst ft.a
The first bale of Cotton received ont uesday
from Texas This is much earlier than it has heretofore
been received. A~s.-.sar. 7e = -
FArErrEvILLE, August 4.
Cotton to 81 bacon to 4. brandy, peach, As SO
appe 35 to 80, corn so to 65; flour 5 to $685. lard
to 8, wheat 70 to rs, whiskey 80 IS cents. r
e' WILMINeroN, August 2.
There has been little doing for two days past that
have scarcely any thing to remark The price Of Tnr
pentine has improved little since our last report.
TURPENTTNE. Sales of 422 bbls have been made in
the following manner, 1872 bbls. Yellow Dip at Sc,
20 per bbl and 800 bbls. 1926 per bb for Yellow
Dip, and $S 90 per bbl for No. Virgin Dip, being
advance on previous sales of S per bb Yellow
Dip, and 10 cts. per Dbl. on Virgin Nssf - ~
TAR. None in market, last sale s ! 80 per Dbl.
RosIN. No sales that we hear of 4e- IS fe1
SRIRIrs TURPENTINE. 100 bbls changed hands at
So cts! per gallon bbls. $ II returnable. 6 -
No transaction, in Lumber, Timber, Slaves, Shin
gles' '1- - - ..+ Commercials
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
To Merchant Tailors.

A RARE chance for any person wishing to continue
of V. r. Peirson, on Market street, Wilmington
This establishment has bcen carried on successfully for
the last ten years, with nett profit from 500 $4,000
yearly The subscriber withdrawing from the business
offers the stock orpart of it, together with the fixtures of
the store tho accommodating terms promising his
influence to the purchaser. r.lz.s
All letters addressed to the subscriber on the subject
will be attended to with promptness
... V.>R. PERSON, Agent.
July g. ls49. 7' 770-4t
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
MURDER0US ASSAULTS !!
HEAVY REWARDS OFFERED

TNHE terrible onsIa ught hourly growing dcvaS-
ating in its character to the treasures OF both the
State and the Contractors of Lotteries by the Lucky
Tickets bought of the ,-5' - Fsr -.
Truly Fortunate and Far Famed
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
PYFER, & Co. No. i, Light Serert,
49, ---..4.-. BALTIMORE, N. d. a.@e2,e.'
Is the issue Of solemn pledge made by this House with
magnanity and sclfsacrifcing interest cocdual with
the glorious they have espoused not abate
jot title their fabours until poverty, that gaunt tyIAnt
the desires of the human family shall be ferreted
out root and branch, from the abodes of all who,
terainng proper of their just claims upon dame
fortune desire possess riches the only imPregnabls
bulwark against the entertainments of want
-. Read the Testimony.
FI:FiER s. ca. ,E:srsMs POp:ERT1.
Il Single Order Gag secure a Forfune.
CHEERING RESULTS AT PYFER & cos.
LOOK HERE coRhEsPoxpExrs!
Every prize sold and paid by Pyfer, & Co.
~ Lady dreoo the highest prize, $25,C0o, whole
ticket, sold to- young lady in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Ga good marriage portion for her.) =,
81 900, half ticket, sent to North Carolina,
81 5, 900, half ticket sent to Virginia,
$4,000, half ticket, sent to North Carolina,
80 900, half ticket, sent to Virginia.
$4,000, quarter ticket, sent to Pennsylvania.
$24 900, Quarter ticket, sent to South Carolina.
s Ia, 600 quarter ticket; sent to Ohio. s...
.dLa0ays sec Managers Official DrasVings.
Every Prize sold by is kept file after being paid
for the inspection of the public.
Bank Drafts payable sight in gold rcmittcd prompt
y to any part of the United States for Prizes sold by
Pyfer & Co.. -aa
al communications strictly confidential. %
Orders directed TO "Box 524-Batmore Post Officee
will come to hand safely without any other address.
Let every who reads this advertisement tes the
virtue OF at least trial One failure do very little
harm .E.. ,Lc.. i - -r.-
Grand Lotteries for August, 1e4S.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08

Liver COMPLAINTS of bilious climates arise from the
same which produce Feuer and Ague, and are
cured with the certainty by Dr. Osgoods Indian
Cholagoguc. Even after the Liver has become much
enlarged and tender upon pressure, is in few weeks
restored to its natural and pain in the side
relieved, with such general improvement denotes
turning health. - ..-,. .-...s.s. )
The above excellent medicine may be found at Wiz
LIANs HAYwOoD. & Co., Druggists, Raleigh N. c.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
MARRTRn

In Guilford county, esday morning last, by
the Rev. VIM. j. Ogburn Mr.. P. j. Coppcdge of Wades-
boro, N c., to Miss Jane W. Doak, daughter of James
w. Doak Esq, of that county. Also, at the time
and place. by the Rev. Joseph B. Martin, DIR. A c. Cad-
well, to Miss Jalie Ann daughter of James w. Doak,
Esd. of the same county. stus. a. -..ss E. <s.'E
In Greensborough, "Wednesday evening last by the
Rev. John A. Greter. Mr. James w. Shives, of Misss-
sppi to Miss A. E. Andrews, daughter of John NJ An
drews
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
Public Meetinx.

NOTICE is hereby given that Public Meeting of
the Citizens of Raleigh will be held in the Court
House Thursday the 9th inst, eleven o'clock A.
NJ to adopt some plan by which the Central Rail Road
Stock shall be taken, is of the utmost importance
the City of Raleigh and county of Wake that the Road
should be constructed All persons from the county who
may be in the City that day invited attend and
participate in the deliberations of the meeting. =
WM DALLAS HAYWOOD Intcndant.
Raleigh, August 6, Is49. -...rr s,-r ~ 770-
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
PROGRESS OF THE CHoLER

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Aug. 2-II A. NJ. The
Committee on Public Health yesterday resigned their
uhority declaring by resolution that the Chorera
longer exists as epidemic in the city. and that
he citizens of our own and the neighboring States
nay visit the city with perfect safety. The papers
lave ceased TO report the intermeRts, there having
been but fourteen on Tuesday, three only of which
we're Cholera. -sf,
CIscINNAry, Thursday, Aug. 2. The business of
the city is improving, the Cholera is fast dlsaP-
Peaing. The report of interments for the last, "a
hours is Is. 80 z5a ~ so 7r,a-. III
SANpusKY, August 1. Fright and death have so
much reduced the population of the city that there are
but few inhabitants left. There is little no bus-
nas doing stores hotels and warehouses all remain
ing closed. Most ofNour physicians, who have not
been stricken by the epidemic, have fled from the city:
great number of physicians and nurses have come
to our rescue from Cincinnati and Cleveland. We
are not able to give the accurate number OF deaths
that occur daily in the city. Il .....-. -
BUFFALO, Aug. 3. There is but little variation in
he report of the Board of Health from that of yes
tday. The number of cases for the "a hours en-
ding IL o'clock this day is So, and deaths 25.
BOsroN, Aug. g. The cholera is rather on the in
crease in this city, and the report to-day showed lO
Eases and deaths. .,-
PHILADELPHIA, August 3. The Board of Health
report % new cases and deaths of cholera for the
a hours ending at noon to-day.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
TELEGRAPHIc FROM CALIFoRNIA-ALTA.
n q 4

- fELEGRAPHIc FROM CALlFoRNlA-ALTA.
:: '<,~- Per Giraffe Line. .august'la, 1s4e.
Arrived last year, find gold plenty in spots. but no
time TO Dig. During the winter the heavy SHOWS
prevent workint the spring the tremendous fteshets
-inete summer the excessive heat in the day and
treme gold nght-in the fall the chls and fevers.
So there's no gold to be got unless you are light
wood knot, iron-bound. have menagerie Of
Elephants and am satisfied, and shall return per next
steamer. Yours,
BILLY PATTERSON.
P. s. 1 have been g struck again butt it's with
leaving for home. B. P.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
E1srnets from Letters 10 the Editor.

LINCOLN, August43, I649.
e Green w. Caldwel's majority in Lincoln County
is upwards of two hqndred-aa considerable gain.
No official returns in as YET but enough to know the
- - SALEM, August 3.
have but a moment to announce to you the glo-
rious victory achieved over g party Taylorsm
in this new County of Forsythe. For Congress, T.
w. Keen, Democrat, ,SO5; Shepherd, Whig, 6O4-
majority Dol. Mr.. Shepherd, in the crowd on the
Court house green, says he is beaten in the District
but we cannot hope even for brilliant a result.
AS the Ajax lebanon of the Press says, however,
County Court Clerk. A. J. Stafford, Democrat,
SAB; G. L. Banner, Whig, 439; A. ". Sullivan,
Democrat 4O4. Superior Court Clerk, John, Black.
bun, Wing, 400; Isaac Golding, Wing, 355 J. C.
GoLDsBoRoUeH, August 4.
We entertain strong hopes of Mr.. Lanes election.
If the reports we have from Craven, Greene, and
Pitt be correct, he has made gain in five Counties,
Including Wayne and Lenor, of some 27O votes
compared with the vote two years since, when he
was beaten only $50. You will see that we have
done gloriously in Wayne and Lenoir.' Mr.. Brog-
den is beaten in this County for Superior Court
Clerk.
... ..a9. NORTHAMPTON, August 8.
1t affords me pleasure to give you so good result
in this County. Our gallant champion, Gen. Person,
leads Col. Outlaw as follows: Person 53I, Outlaw
466. Thus you will perceive that old Northampton
has gloriously redeemed herself from the reign OF
Whigism, and placed herself on the list of Demo
cratic Counties.
"a, .5,...- ALAMANcE, August 2.
The election in Alamance is Just over, and the
result is Democratic triumph throughout. Venable
beats Nash ls9 votes. Maj. Foust is elected County
Court Clerk by lSI majority, and Mr.. Gragson Su-
perior Court Clerk by l40 majority.
e CAswELL, August 3.
/ send you herewith the official vote of old Cas-.
well. There was no great excitement. and conse-
quenty the vote falls lO1 short of that given in 1877
when Mr.. Kerr opposed Mr.. Vensble. The vote is
as follows: Venable I016, Nash 262. /
In putting and parading over the Speech of Mr.
Nash in Milton last June, it will be recollected.tha
the Chronicl-iar said that Nash '' lifted the Hon
Abraham w. Venabie out of his boots." That same
Democracy have {" lifted Mr.. Venable back again
the IrishmaR would say, have put the heel of his
feet" right on the Whig "sarpant's head" Good
for old Caswell! -
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08

,."THE OLD NoRrH STATE FoREyER" FoR FINE
MANuFAcrURINe TOBACCO. Sales of three hhds. To-
SaccO, made by Mr.. John D. Fain of Warren county,
\. C.. and sold by N. M. Martin, Bro. & Co.. to
40. S, first cutting of fresh land, at ai1' $Is SO
No. 6, second do. .e5zado. IN = do. Is.
No. 7, short tobacco, - SO
Those who purchased some of Mr.. Thomas g famous.
Dorado Tobacco, manufactured ont of MI. Ealn's
OP last season, will no doubt be pleased to learn
hat it will be in their power get 's more Of the
hne sort'' as soon as he gets it ready for market
R.chnOnd Enquirer. :
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08

INDIAN oUTRAGEs IN FLORIDA. Further Parficu-
lars. The Savannah Republican of Friday says .' In
addition the letters which have already published
in relation to the late Indian outrages in Florida,
we give the following extract of letter from friend
| in St. Augustine, dated 23d. We have received
extracts from the Jacksonville Republican and News,
but they furnish no additional news except in rela-
tion to Mrs. Russell and others, supposed to have
been murdered by the Indians. All those who were
believed to be in danger have arrived at New Smyrna
Our correspondent says:
s. This morning Lieut.. Adams, u. s. A., with a
small detachment of men, left the barracks at this
place for Indian river. AS far as learn, and it
seems be the impression, that the Indians who at
tackled the settlers were but four in number, chiefly
very young fellows, who have separated themselves
from the main body, and 60 upon their own hook,
regardless of Indian civil laws. state this as it
compors strictly with what hear Of the evidence
given by the fugtves before Judge B. of this place.
have doubt this alarm will be magni6ed, and that
a war with the Seminoles will be the bye-word in
advance of the fact, should it The set
tiers should have protection, and their wrongs, the
attack, and the killing of of citizens should
be avenged but this may be done tbs true that the
aggressors were outcasts from the naton, without
war with the tribe at large. This presume will
depend upon their action in this matter.
Charleston Evening News.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
Capital y$ 35,25O.
80 Prizes of $1,000.

eg VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY l5aira
31 For the Benefit Of MouongGkG AeGdemy. i'.
Glass No IoI., fer 1s49. is59 ,4nt
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday
August 18th, 4ls49. .s-ls 40. Il
g. 10 No. Lottery-13 Drawn RallotsI "a
MOST SPLENDID SCHEME.
1 Prize of $35,250! do of $4,000! I do. of
Of $4,000! 90 do. of 81, 900! do. of $4,000
do. s., 500 80 do. Of 81 900 80 do. Of ~
$500! 80 do. of $400t 19e Of $30os
Tickets $lO-HaIves $5-Q Quarters So so.
Certificates Of Packages &c W hee Tickets s. Is0 90
Do. do. 26 Half do. 65 90
DO do. 2s Quarter de-. 50 80
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
PIANOS!- PIANOS!
BALTIMORE is the Iafre

BALTIMORE is the largest City in the
81 Southern States, and her Mechanics cannot
1be surpassed by any Northern Cities-par-
tculary in the art of Manufacturing PIAsos. The in
struments manufactured by Anthony Kuhn & Co. have
for fifteen years. in Academies by Professors and private
families through Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia
surpassed every instrument bought elsewhere in quality
of tone, power and sweetness durability and finish All
of entire iron frame, climate change of weather
have any effect them. Principals Trustees, Profess
of Academies Merchants and the public in general
of North Carolina will please send their orders and they
shall be promptly attended to- Address Anthony Kuhn
& Co., No. 4, Eutaw Street, Baltimore.
..- List of Prices. --
Pianos with metallic plate either Rosewood or Mahog-
any cases, six octave from S 80 $3.50 ith entire
metallic frames $3.50 to $780, 81 octaves, and 63 in
proportion. octave from $500 to S4Oo. 5.
July, I849. 76s-cow- ly pd
Hillsborough, July ID, ls49.
. DEAR SIR: am very much pleased with the Piano
you sent me- The tone is powerful yet sweet and soft
1t has been much admired by competent judges. s.-
From this specimen, have no hesitation in recon-
mending your. Pianos to the public. - - E..., s-.
CAD: ZONES, Jr.
: Mr.. Aathony Kuhn. -
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08

ATTEMPTED NEGRo INsURREcrIots IN Sr. Mays,
VA The WakuIla (FIa.) Times Of the 18th inst.
ays! "We have heard to-day Of an attempted in-
Erection among the negroes in the neighborhood of
- hary's, Ga. 1t is said about three hundref Of
hem intended seizing the steamboat VIM. CASTOR,
ad Carrying her to Nassau, New Providence. Ow-
g TO DELAY in the arrival of the boat, their scheme
vas detected. Numerous arrests were made"
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-08
$1,000 Dollars!
S35.O 900 $4,000

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit of M0nonydEa academy.
To be drawn in Alexandra, Va, on Saturday
August 25th, l849. m aHFss
Prize of $55, 900! do. Of $35, 600 Of 10000
l do. of $II $3.50 8 do. ef$7000 4 do 5000!
do, $1,000! do. $4,000
600 do. Qowest No. Prizesl $500!
&c. Il &c. &c. f5,H
Tickets only 8 Is OO-Halves ST 50--Qusrters $3 70
Eighths 81, ,s73. z
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $500 co
do. do. Of 25 Haf do. 100 Co
do. do. of 25 Quarter ds. = so 90
do. do. of 25 Eighth do. at IS 90
Orders Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack
ages in the above pendd Lotteries will receive the
prompt attention, and official account of each drawin
sent Immediately after it is to oil who order from lis
Address J. Sc c. MAURY.E
Agents for J. W.rMAURV, &-Co., Managers,
alexandria, Iirginta.