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CIGARS.

CIGARS
ID ECEIVING, and in Store
lC20,000 Fine Regalias,
$4,000 Domestic Principle
10000 Imported Principle, warranted genuine
$4,000 Jenny Lind Eavanna,
1900 la Gretta
5000 Casadoro, .s -
$4,000 Low priced assorted. -
The above lots of Cigars will be obbed at low prices
to punctual Customers. They having been purchased
On the Test tsrus will be sold at less prices than can e
had OF any House south Of the Potomac. Aso landing
lots OF Coneconares, Nuts, Fruits &c., all offered on
our usual accommodating terms.
.F SAMUEL II. MARKS.
Petersburg, Feb. 6. 1850. 796-
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NuMBEa s27..
-. DRY GOODSy
A Rich and Attractive AsSOrlkacn

R.aLEIGH, July ~. 1880
Splendid Summer Silks and Grenedinos, q ,sesie
Muslins and Lawns, s. zGeS 49, 3 4AElct
Plain and Plaid Linen Lustres, . 9e1ae IS t1s3g.g
200 P's. Csicoes and Ginghams, s5s.ft 4Js ea5
French and Navy Drillings, E sg.ss.sE LIS
Splendid Embroidered Dresses, .sss5s g.sls sss4
Mourning and Half Mourning Calicoes and Musl:ns
Frnges Laces and Silk Braids of any color for trim
ming, Hose and Half Hose, ,-sa- =: "a 1..z,s.tY
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, -. . 7ae i 55stE a7.
Irish Linens and Lawn, (soft fnish,) ,7 s.azrrsze
Fine Cotton Shifting and Jeans, 9s.a4s s.s.s ss.s
Bed-ticking, Sheeting and Capnterpaine checks
Silk Pocket and Neck Han6kerchiefs. d.
Super Drab Delea, N .s..sss.s,tg a. e. tsl
Fine Broad Cloths and Cassimeres ..sss.gs
Fancy Silk and Marseiles Vesting, r,.t 81
Black and Fancy Bareges, ;, y j. - nj, I. ,.F.i:
Black and Fancy Alpaccas, E.e-si...s asi
Super. Moleskin and Panama Hats, ,4s-.ssa
Ladies and Gentlemens Shoes and Slippers, :
Fine Parasos and Umbrellas, =. -,
Laces and Edgngs, and Insertion Trimmings ~
Black, Blue. and Green Bareges, for Walls. 80
Splendid Bonnet, Belt, and Cap Rihands,
Ladies' and Misses Caters, -.
Mexican Hats Of all colors, ~:
Kentucky Jeans and Coburg Cassimeres, .
Super Cottenade and Nankeens,
Kid Gloves and Silk Mitts -
Shamhray Ginghams and Linen Barcges, -
To make for New Stock in the Fa l. as the sea.
on is far advanced the undersigned will sell any OF all
the above named articles from his pres mt extensive
1tegent purchaser is requested 10 ALL they can al.
rays find whatever article they may ncedhavng az.
anged matters in New York as to bc supplied with
ne latest Paris aud London Styles. -
+. A. MITCHELL.
S23-,
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

HAVE now on hand, in Store, a large Stock Of new
and fashionable DRY GOODS, bought entirely for
Cash at very low prices. -,
Purchasers will find it to their interest to give ME
call before purchasing elsewhere as they may Luy Of
me at their prices determined to sell out all
my stock in short time, without regard to price,
may want to make alteration in my business.
have on hand almost every article kept in Dry
Goods establishment and many articles usually kept
by Dry Goods merchants. -s,.x4za
Remember that these Goods will be sold at great
bargain, and call Oh J. CREECH.
Raleigh, February q, 1850. 79-tE
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NOTICE.

&.)R REWARD will be given for the Apprehension
VIZ and delivery to the Sheriff Jailor of Johns
ton County, of who broke Johnston County JAIL
Oh the night of the 9th of August ls49. who was ar
rested as Calvin Griffin but who had passed said Coua-
ty for some time by the name Of Henry Griffin. He
was taken Capias, charged with Assault and Bate
ry with intent to commit Rape.
Said Griffin, I suppose, is between Twenty-Five and
Thirty years of five feet eight inches high
fair skin, and weigh about hundred and fifty pounds
J. H. DANIEL, Sheriff.
Smith6eld, September 18th, ls49. 77G-H
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
WarrentOn Advertiser.

THHE undersigned proposes to publish in the town of
Warrenton, n. Ca Weekly Newspaper under the
above title.
The Advertiser will give to the principles and meas
ures of the Democratic Party, cGrlia Jealous and
constant supports but at the time, will be guided
by temperate just and liberal spirit towards those
who entertain adverse opnionsaming rather to molli-
than to increase the bitterness of party feelings
1t is not designed however, to make the Advertiser
political paper The largest portion of its columns
will be devoted to Agriculture, Literature, News and
other subjects Of general interest. -.s..
The publication will he commenced as soon as sufi.
cent number of subscribers is obtained. 1t will be
printed an Imperial sheet of good paper in a new
large and handsome type. at So SO in advance or y3
if not paid within three months from the time the first
number is sent. .s.f
JOHN CAMPBELL.
July IL, 1850. y
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Copper work. Turpentine stills, sc.

HHE Subscriber informs the public that heis still car.
rying his business in all its branches, at his Shop
the Riegh Depot. Turpentine Stills made to Of
der in the best manner, and warranted to work well
and all kinds of work promptly done in "copper" brass
STEEL iron, &c.
Constantly hand and for sale locks of all sorts and
Sizes guns, pistols, &c. The Subscriber only asks Of
the public give him full and fair trial. as he is deter
mined not to be surpassed in his line. The Subscribers
establishment being the only of tho sort in all that
region of country, he confidently appeals to North Caro-
nians and to the friends Of home industry to sustnis
him. JOSEPH WOLTERfNf4sa
Raleigh, Feb. lst, 1850. z'E 1877 IT,
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The immense value Of tse- timber stolen from !ne
Uutes: States every year may be- judged Of oy the
fact tha. the Ds,rce Attorney Of Michigan recently
reported 10 the Solicitor Of the Treasury that he had
authorized the Marshal to seize some 10000. 900 OF
feet Of lunber sawed and in the logs lying at d'ffer-
ent saw-mils in the State all taken by tresHassers
from Uncle Sans land
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,.-f- ." NEW MUSIC esa-ta1-t-.}f-
lNHE Undersigned having just returned from the
l. North with choice selection Of zs -
...s. Foreign and .Snse5fcan .Masfc.
with all the Songs of Jeny Lind first published last June
together with several fine Rosewood Guitars of spo-
or tone. selected by himself he offers the same for in
specton and sale at prices that cannot fail to please
Teachers and others at distance can be supplied by
applying to the subscriber at the shortest notice.
X. w. PETERSLIA.
Raleigh, July IL. 1850. & - 3. SLIT
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< That we'll kubwn writsr,, Randolph Of Roanoke,
has apowerfa article inshe Southern Press Of SatuI-
day. He shows. BY tables compiled from authentic
sources, that within the past 20 years the Southern
States have lost in the escape Of fugitive saaves.
I',renty-t,up Millions gf Deilays.
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SA1rpEreE. The New York Evening Post says
the Insurance companies of that city have come to
conclusion that they will no. insure any buildias, nor
goods in any building which contains sai.Petre.
They have been warned against it by the recent dis
astrous experience in Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
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PHYSICIAN WANTED.

TIME Proprietor wishing to remove West offers for
sale his plantation and residence containing $50
acres of land which respectable Physician may pay for
by his practice in less than two The improvements
are two story frame dwelling containing rooms with
all necessary out houses He will withdraw from the
practice as soon as the purchase money paid well
secured. For further information address NJ w. Ok
ford, Granville County, N. G.
July 23d, 1850. S26-St.
Register will please copy three times
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Correspondents will please bear in mind that the
prices OF Packages OF Quarter Tickets only pub
lished in this paper.
The Printed official drawings which Correspondents
can rely upon as being correct, always forwarded
from Pyfer & Co.'S.
Bank Drafts Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold
at sight, will be promptly remitted to those Correson-
dents who draw prizes at Pyfer & Co.'S.
Remember-A Package of Tickets, can draw four of
the most splendid prizes in a scheme.
In order to Fortune, and the cash immediate
y after the result is known, the readers of this
have only to remit cash Drafts or prize tickets to the Old
Established far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and
Lottery Brokers,
PYFER & co.
No. |. Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
Or Box 524, Baltimore Post Office,
Jnnc 22d, 1850. sl6-
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THE HELM OF FORTUNES BARK
-.s Is IN THE HANDS OF THOSE Fs
World Ren0srssed Prize Eiags Of .4nserscd,
PYFER & co.
No. l, LIGHT STREET, baltimore. Mp.
-sH Exchange Brokers
And General Lottery Agents
For tie Nd. State Lotteries.

They have and continue to dispense monthly Mon
ey for Prizes than any ten Venders in any State of
this Onion !! The Managers Official Drawings for
the Month of July shows that they have sold and paid
the unequalled amount of .-'r
$679,OOO!
The Brilliancy of the August Schemes
Must increase the above large of Prizes that they
will sell the present month. H-s
Invest Early and be RichI!
To enumerate and locate the Prizes sold in July would
occupy too much space for advertisement therefore
omit them. .. ....
Brilliant Lotteries for August, 1850.
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1TARPER'S New Monthly Magazines for July. Prc
l. 25 cents.
Dr. Johnson. His Religious life and his Death.
Deck and Port, hy Walter Cotton. -.
Also, The Painter's Gilders and Varnishers s Guide,
and the DYER and Color Makers Companion.
Received this day by H. d. TURNER.
Raleigh July 18th, 1850. sz3-
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&s sSaE beg leave to call the attention of build.
ers and persons wishing to purchase. Lumber 20 NY
Steam saw Mill Near Kaleisty.
where they be supplied With any Kind at the short
81 90 per NJ. f'-s' s-ssz Il. H. SNOW
Raleigh July l3, 1850 si s,..'se s2I-tY,
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TINE Commissioners Of the Town 81 Smith6eld will
i petition the next General Assembly for the privilege
Of extending the limits Of said Town. and Of changing
portion Of the Commons into Town Lois, ~ - ss
U. BRADLEY, 1ntendapt
July 20, 1850. s5,s 80 = ssa4Met
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The Ethiopian u Glee Hook
CONTAINING the Songs sung ty the Chriay Minis
Otreis. with many other popular Negro Melodies, by
Gumbo ChaH A. NJ A., frs, Banje Player to the Kans 81
Congo. Price so cents. For Sale at the 20 -.
N. G. BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh, May q, 1859. 81. - III. :.
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s.prsms Court Or che un,ssa ss.ssa.
WEDNESDAY. January 2. 1850.

WEDNESDAY,, January 2, 1850.
No. 80. Benjamin Rupert Us. Timothy Davis; appeal
from the supreme court of Iowa The appellant having
failed to appear this appeal was. the motion Of Mr.
Lawrence. Of counsel for the appellee dismissed with
costs.
No 1906 Eli Clark ct a., plaintiffs in error. o. Manufac-
turers Insurance Company. This cause submitted
to the court on the record and printed Arguments by Mr.
Get for the plaintiffs in error. and Mr. Hall for the de-
PENDANT in error.
No 20. A. L. Mills, plaintiff in error. u.s. s. Stoddard
e al The argument Of this cause was concluded by Mr..
Gamble for the plaintiff in error.
No. 80. J. Cheesman ct al, plaintiffs in error, Us.
Thomas Watson. This cause was argued by Mr.. Bibb
for the plaintiffs in error and submitted printed
ments by Mess Wharton and Meredith for the defend
ant in error.
No 81 j. M Reed, plaintiff in error, Proprietors Of
locks and canals on Merrimack river The argument Of
this cause commenced BY Mr. Parker for the plaintiff
in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock. a. N.
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WAsHInoron, Jan. 2. 1880
GxnrLrmEx: was struck with The justice Of remark
made BY you,a short time since, 70 The edect mai the
conduct Of large portion Of the pres towards rIolssso.
Morse and his telegraph 10 tantamount 70 conspiracy y
rob him OF The profit and fame OF his great invention and
his country Of the honor
Another striking illustration Of this fact is now exhb.
lied IL articles going the rounds q ne pres e sns suse
cult court for Ohio that Morses patent for the electro
magnetic telegraph Is fraudulent and void because II
not its face limited to fourteen years from the date o.
patent obtained by him in France about two years be-
Now, i state on UNREASONABLE authority. that Judge
Mclean has giUsn no decision uhGteUer upon that p0a
II up and argued before him with many othe'
points, upon demurrer and after the close Of the ~
limitation was necessary and submitted it to the district
judge but upon information that the positions assumed
by counsel Tor the patent were misapprehended, no
decision given, and the point held open for further
argument.
No opinion was minated adverse to Morse's first
patent any other ground, or TO his second patent on
any ground.
And If on that point the first patent should BE- defec
Strange indeed, would i BE- Il Professor Morse could
be deprived OF all the profits Of his invention not on &C.
count OF any fault Of his own but because the Paen
Office were mistaken (f mistaken they were) on point
Of law which has nothing TO do with the merits Of tht
case.
But it is natural that patent pirates and their advocate.
should exu at the prospect Of possibly being able 70 ro
Professor Morse WithoMt responsibility 70 me laU II
this, however, they will be disappointed.
served by throwing open the telegraph TO composition
susy instead Of encouraging piracy and fraud, do the,
not urge on the government q buy cut ne patent vgt
and throO open IN an honea and honorable soGy' H.
agreeable to them to steal for the benefit Of the pub
lie! or have they received fee IN fraudulent stocks
s ss Saas 'sn 'opp0A 70 ns' "a' 6sT f5sf
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THE UNION.

what right could the United States in compact with
Texas assume 10 regulate the government Of depart
State into the American Union The resolutions Of
nexaton, IN r ds6pe the boundaries Of Texas 70 the
extent Of one more States north Of 36o 5o They a.
belongs to Texas and il included within her lims And
the limit q State thus given. will include !he whole
OF New Mexico east Of the Rio Grande There fourth
BE 10 ibis territory east Of the Rio Grande. II new
State Is not formed wholly north OF 500 80, slavery
exists in Texas TO the 42d degree OF north iati-
tude. Il exists at present under the constitution
with which he State was admitted into the Union.
When Texas was admitted by her law slavery existed 10
her utmost extent and restraint was placed upon by
he resolutions Of annexation but the % pso sao
3V Nay, more: the resolutions give another guaranty
not only 10 Texas but to her creditors. as applicable TO
this territory npedgng her public lands 70 the payment
g. The boundaries Of Texas as above mentioned, were
defined in the treaty with Santa Anna, which was valid
treaty, because he represented government not only a.
acio but de jmshe federal constitution having been
overturned and the States reduced to departments; all
OF which, together with his authority were Taed 1y the
Congress OF Mexico in 1885, Nor the treaty affected
time Of its execution because it was executed BY bis
erals, who not prisoners, and especially by Fs0la
upon whom by law and special appointment the author
y Of the command and the faculties 81 che. dsyovea
Anna and Mexico having acted on IT. and received lne
benefit Of its stpulatons, could not under the law q
nations. rePudiate j not without
secured to her BY the treaty.
o. Mexico herself virtually acknowledged the bounda-
y OF the treaty by her truce Of 1884, and ordered all the
Mexican settlements league beyond the Rio Grande 70
be broken up. and the inhabitants TO fall back on The
Rio Gande--treatiDg all traitors found beyond thai
line, at least on the lower Rio Grands The Mexican
mied Rio Grsnde had been Indicated as The bound
AIRY for twelve years. The American co%missoner Mr.
nent asserted the boundaries Of Texas claimed by
herself 4 y fair 70 presume that Mexico intended g
Dstunes map OF lS47 part of the treaty and declaring
It authentic which map shows the whole q the country
as defined by the map, entirely situated west Of that
river. Thus the New Mexico acquired BY the United
States is defined as situated west Of the Rio Grande by
the treaty Mexico has transferred nothing east OF that
river She admitted by the map that she owned nothing
on that side Of the Rio Grande at the time OF the ra-
cation OF the treaty.
trust that the rights Of Texas in Santa Fs will be
speedily admitted for nothing short of this will avoid
SERIOUS '''''''0A - 80 a' v. E. HOWARD.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


From our nnAtAnOEo U0kxvSEuhU~nSs
BALrIMoRE, Jan RS p. m
Message of Governor Thomas. Fisa~ciat Yyopwify-Ms-
rsand and the Wnot Pvoviso UMited States Ssmstw-
CITY morfahty.-1x The rsarksts, &c.
The message OF Governor Thomas meets with almost
universal approval only for IL ability - State paper,
but manly and decided he has taken On al
topics OF State policy Of which BIO speaks The Imam
ces Of the State be unprecedensdy pros
condition and he urges the Legislature The pro-
priey of interfering with of the revenue laws now
force which have brought about this happy state of AZ
fairs and which he predicts WILL in thirteen years. sweep
of the entire principal the State debt by Of the
sinking fund.- which less than S55OoO can be annual
ly added
The the receipts Of the past tho preceding
year &34S67 81 and In the balance q the end % inc
year. 8I65 94T g. The sinking fbnd tho Let a Dscem-
Der last amounted 81 500 697; being addition % its
capital within twelve months Of 025 ~. There
asol redeemed and cancelled during tho past year $780,
l8 80 Of the bonds and thus In the 1885, hns
the State the redemption Of the principal q
her debt the general funds Of tho treasury Dednotng
the the sinking fund, and the sterling bonds held
by the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad Company, the whols
public debt be redeemed il stated 81 20
The Governor strongly recommends conventional REFORM
takes decided grounds against the Wlmot Proviso
The intelligence from Annapolis. relative % the
election Of United States Senator 10 that the whg
held night relation this matter. had quito soy
session There il only the remainder Of Mr. Johnsons
term 10 be provided for but the Of elk from
the LIST Of March, 1851 and Ex-Governor Prau and his
friends tnat ne snail DO Provloe0
eight years to come There difficulty In the oapous
eiccng him for the unexpired but The psopos
ton to elect him for both with much stronger OPP
position than antcipated-so much 20 that II was
found impracticabs settle the and the
adjourned until the 9th instant without taking any
The western members claim the right the ssnatg, and
are firm their position from the knowledge that ~ do
will be thrown for any proinent whg that
mentioned In preference Mr. Pratt n shsrs
FORE still very uncertain who win DO elected either post
The number OF deaths in this city during the pas Wsek
was IL Of which number 30 under 10 yoa d ags.
interest," telegraph furnishes nothing. and elty 10
unusually dull, the warm this morning having spoiled
the sport Of the sisighUs Of horse-fesh.
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales of 800 bbs Howard -four n o. eol
Sales Of 200 bbs City Ms ~ rs. Thsrs il vsU Inis
grain in the market, and nothing doing Of any conss-
qucnce. Whsksy, IA Is cents in bbs.
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cents fallblood 81 . cents half thssqaarszs Mood
50 - The is sdviess have improved ths snns Of
tbs market which closes very Arm with - yseI
The estimates Of the crop beginning again 70 b rsduoed
The quotations stand now Is tolowss ~ "a
Ord, 70 Mid. 70 Ma. nk Fully ~
good ord good rid Dir. % 90 fe!r
Upland ana FLORIDA, iolaici iAsM! ,tsiN Ma
There fair demand ior flour, without material ohange
In raes-say ordinary aud State. - 65b : 81
mixed Indiana aud Ohio. - - III straight Michigan
S6 ~ 50 rs Fredericksburg. - ~ e98 Rye noars
s2 sTk; neat good Ohio sells i02 Rye L arm u ~
81 cents Barley dull. "a % cents Osts heavy = -
10 cents Corn Is frm-wesem mixed. % 81 ooas; cd
do yellow. 81 Pork sells, mess, Sll ~ I'll ~;
prime. IS rs IS s7i prime. ~ 70. BssS ~ .
w6 Ia prime 50 50 W mess.
Freights firm Cotton Liverpool bS2d.i four ID.
3D. Is 9d. To California engagements are active - 90
cents per cubic foot
The stock market s quite firm for tho sound stecks
Money 10 abundant in England and condolences well
restored In American securities, that the present rs Of
s7 consols may well improved demand 0r The
cheaper stocks Of the Unisn The quotations closed
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, January 2, 1850.
Amount outstanding OF the several issues prior 22d July
1875, as per records Of this Office SlASlS9 81
A asss as per records Of this Office $500 90
uay iss1 as per- records Of Ibis office assoo 90
2,sss.sss 81
Deduct cancelled in the hands of the
accounting officers, of which &l00 is UNI
der acts PRIOR 10 I'D July, 1876, IS, 300 un-
s ss. Of ssah January, isa $3.50 90
s2s2osss 81
ALLEN A. HALL
J.n3-lt - Register.
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FIRE, LIvx, MAMIE COMPANY
the attention Of citizens the advertisement
in column company established
ngton Kentucky which has appointed Mr. Charles De SEEDING
m agent Of Columbia Persons city
afforded being against loss damage by
The company lives which should
be noticed At
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To the Editors of the Union: .
GENTLEMEN: Your reporter in the proceedings Of
Yesterday, represents obectng 10 the resolution to
PRINT 5000 copies OF the Presidents message in the Ger
man language This is a mstake--unin Intentional pre-
sumo vet nevertheless great mistake made no such
objection and did not know owing 70 the Inconvenience
hearing The cry Of objcct. Upon inquiry, learned the
character OF the resolution. Had known II, should moi
have objected.
3k JAS b. BOWLING
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Al the residence TuLY county, Virginia, 9th
ult BY the Rev HoueH, Dr. THOMAS HANsE,
county, Maryland MARY e. daughter the Capt H. GAR
United States
or me 25th ut II Ascension, Baltimore MARY
land ~ the JNO w. 6PICkNALL, Of Calvert
Maryland LUCE Al second daughter Of the late Capt
n, GAMER, United States army.
Alexandria Gazette ples,e copy.l