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Democratic banner., 1850-02-25
SPRING OF 1850.
JOHN 7. MARTIN & BROS:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL assn
MAMMOTH CLOTHING:
EN- PORIU M,
. Nours Hgos~ e<-Sc
10 Main Street.
ST. MO,

d. LOOlO1 AOs
For the approaching spring we are mshufs6:
turing the largest and most complete assortment
of Clothing ever rT, red in this or any other city,
which We feel confident is ent and made in . SUI
.perior styIe to any ether stoch ever offered 10 the
West. From the long experience that We have
had, and the many advantages that We possess IN
purchasing, manufacturin, etc., we feel perfectly
assured in pledsing ourselves
To sell lower than auy other house. !,
Merchants, Sy looking through our stock, win md
that they can purchase as low as can be bonght
in any eastern house. We viii pledge ourselves
to duplicate any bill. From the long experiences
~(sixtren yearslin The wholesale and retail trade OF
81 Louis we are certain that our goods are much
better adapted 10 the wants of the western pope
lation than any stock manufactured
IN THE UNITED STATES.
We have this season made great improvements
and additions 10 our store, and W. NOW have thfss
barge stores
CROWDED WITH FRESH GOODS.
Merchants v no have never kept clothing WILDE
well to try it, asst will pay a better pro6r and leave
fewer remnants than any other style ofgooAs
THE GREAT ADVANTAGE
In onr goods is, that they are so cut THAT d garment
will fit a person varying several inches 10 size:-
We will guarantee IN every bill sold, that they VIII
not be a single article but what will ct and please!
II is a common thing for every merchant to say
that HE viii sell lower than his neighbor, but We
mot only SAY IT, but are determined to DO II. AZ
IA proof of it, we can refer to thousands Of The
shrewdest purchasers that visit the city, that We
sell TO regularly:
I'll goOds ordered, packed at the io,Osss casa
prices, and those that do not please can Be retura-
led.
We bays but one store in the city,
IT'S NO. 1ls MAIN STREET. :,
~ III - AR -l-.-.-AG
at our house, No. lis Broadway, a large and COM
Iplete stock, atlower prices than At any other honse:
JOHN T. MARTIN b BROS.
! February, l1th, 1850
Democratic banner., 1850-02-25

must conclude, with something in reia-
Ition to the laws of California. You know
more about the laws existing here by the
treaty with Mexico than | do; but the peo-
pie seem determined to throw of the Alcalde
system, and hare laws Of their own. To
this end, they have gone TO work systemati'
cally, held a convention, formed a constith-
ton, and this is the day of the first general
election to ratify or reject the constitution,
to elect a Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Con-
|g~ressEen, &c. If tile constitution is rati-
fed, California will Knock for admittance
as a State in the Union the ensuing winter.
I like the Constitution well enough, and hope
1t viii succeed; but many of the miners are
opposed to it, from the fact that under it
they will have 70 pay taxes. l am not par
ticularly fond of paying heavy taxes,or anx-
ious TO pay any tax in California, but am
friend to law and order. 1t is a fact that
the revolvers and pointed steel. together
with the lasso, are the afbiters of most dis
pute here at present. They will hanga
man for stealing . shirt, and gut him for
any less offence. / object 10 the present
NOT so much from its severity, as to
the haste in which it is exc cuted.
let me say to those wishing 70 come here
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19
THE PRINCE OF DEMAGoGUEs.

No one can see the sinister, vuture-ke counenance of
Senator Seward without ponouncing him to be bad man,
demagogue of the blacklist die He the agent of Gen.
Taylor with Ewing in defeating the settlement of the slave
nv question the last session of Congress- and now with
Truman Smith, the efficient champion of the Admins
traton in the Senate few days since, he declared his
confidence in the practical Free soil principles of the Admin
straon and asserted that the Democrats the North were
allies of slavery and the Wings the genuine friends of Free
so that Taylor would have received the vote oi
New York. had he been regarded as he was represented
by the Wings be- committed to the sanction of the VII
mot Proviso We by means surprised at his recent
ncendiary and Infamous speech in the Senate, wherein,
forgetting his oath support the Constitution he declared
himself ready support the EXTREMIST doctrines OF aboi-
ton in the teeth of the panest mandates of the Constu
ton His Infamous sentiment is that the compact of the
Constitution must yield to his anarchical notion OF the ao
stact rights of Much less surprised TO sec his
cordially sustained follows by the free negroes OF
New York whose proceedings fully reported in the He
raid
Resolved That the noble and manly position taken by
the Hon. VIM. H. Seward Senator from New York. IN de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19
DIED..

DiEn his residence Boydton on the 21th ulilmo
in the 36th wear Of his age Colonel FRANCIS W. BOYD,
after a short bu, violent attack of Pneumonia, leaving
widow and five rfnnt children TO that desolaon OF heart
which known those aona whose hopes and prospects
ar forever sh3med III tie grave. The ways Of Providence
are indeed mysterious.
Col Royd graduated the University of Virginia, where
the first honors awarded him and wec hr gave tvi-
dences moral worth and mental power which promised to
elevate him distinguished rank In n'er fc But pre-
ferng domestic enjoymens 10 the a!uremens OF political
or professional fame became planter lived retirement
and cour,ed no distinction Bur no obscurty Of position
could conceal his merits His retiring modesty his bland
manly and courteous bearing the hearts of all who
knew him. and a period OF great political excitement, he
was twice elected b the spontaneous action OF the people
to represen hsm in the State Legislature where his unas
smne and concilatory department the and
spect even of his political opponents.
Returning private life he devoting hs tins and
energies improving the agriculture Of his native county
In which he felt the deepest interest long lie oil ENJOY
ment usefulness and distinction seemed await him Pos
sessed OF large caate happy in all his domestic ,e
tons blessed with children of unusual promise beloved y
his servants TO whom he kind ard indngeal, and b.
nored and respected by all who knew him. nothing seeod
wanting in his unmixed cup of happiness But the Destroyer
came and whole community mourns wEo neyer
tefore gave pain human BOSOM and the beauoI vision
OF unaloyed happiness have been presented 10
that might be taught b. its vanishing " hat shsio
and what shadows we pursue
March ath 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA..
FRIDAY, March 18th, 1850.
SENATE

The resolutions in regard to the guaranteed bonds of the
the Central Railroad and prescribing the rate OF in
which loans may be made BY the Board Of Public
Works were referred the committee of General Laws
PASSED.
passed. viz:
Constructing canal from north landing Elizabeth river
concerning the Goggnsye Savings Bank; authorizing the
city of Wheeling subscribe for the capital stock of certain
Railroad companies; concerning the sale of certain lots in
Wcsburg amending the entitled establishing the
county Dodddrc and for changing the times OF holding
certain courts; concerning the Little Falls railroad; con-
cerning the Pittsylyana and northampton Savings Banks
for the relief of John Morris, Sheriff OF Buckingham.
The bill concerning Volunteer Companies taken up
and was Indefinitely postponed motion of Mr.. SHACK
ELFORD.
The bill authorizing the Banks issue small notes came
up. Mr. SHACKELFORD moved an Indefinite postpone
ment.
Mr.. STANARD did wish discuss the question: but
thought il justice say that the banks dd mol de-
sire the passage Of the BILL because they expected 10 DC eS
clusivey benefited by it.
Mr. DENEALE replied and took the position iha' tne
especial guardians ofths were in the Banking IN
iercst, and always had been. -.
Mr. COWEN was opposed The bill but he believed MS
constituents were in favor of it, He should therefore, Vote
for il.
Mr. WOODS regarded it Democratic measure, M
wing been introduced into the House by Democrat as he
said in obedience to the will Of his constituents
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clarng that :he newly acquired territories should remain in
tact to freedom and denouncng the Mason and Webster
project for the purpose Of augmentng the slave shambes OF
the South BY capturing the the flying fngilives and kdnap
ping the colored freemen merits commendaton and
should receive our warmest gratitude
g. Resolved That inasmuch large majority of The legal
voters OF Massachusetts are nmca TO The existence o.
slavery and have used and are using every possible means
to the ou blot the escutcheon OF the nation
therefore, we firmly OF the opinion that the Hon. Daniel
Webster in speech recently delivered by him before The
Senate of the United States, did "wlly, willingly and
knowingly violate the sacred reposed in him by hls
constituents by giving uiterance views which he must
have known to be utterly at variance with their sentiments
by advocating the doctrine tint slave States must be
formed of the territory claimed by Texas and IN
uc giving the weight of his powerful 20 sanction and
egailze the spreading and increasing oil the inhhmhn c
in human flesh and blood and Ghich have tendency
lessen him in the opinion Of those who have heretofore
viewed him as the "(;od-ike
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,rpllsuEp DAILY AND SEM, .n,,Ek ,wEEkLI,
r..,,.IIAM +. & THOMAS RITCIffE, JR.
7 + X NJ s


p,,.r dollars per annum and at the rate OF cisi
n- aly ~. shorter period than year. For the Semi
,a aSe & ner annum aud three dollars months pay
Wsy a = i paid in the ece remtted by maii post paid
ri. II ,T. .as r aunum the end Of the year
A " Once me risk nss S the ' Editors tie pos ostase
49, The ess's ss sa sas pos:s: '
. sa.,dss e which operates upon Editors
4 extensive 'us' TERMS OF ADVERTISING
uy FSOI-lRER For fifteen lines or less, first in
THE and every succeeding insertions twenty five cents
s ed Nr week. twice week. or three ''n'S week. 'AS
va an arc charged fifty dollars for thirty ss and il
aua greater lsngt-cxcept iotter,
;n,,cncers who charged loo dollars, (paper mciud
,l wEEKIY-Por fifteen lines. or less first insertion
sn M mus, be accompanied with the advance
ots.,ory oMets references. 10 insure execution !,
otnasaG g rs ana Marriages from the country. whenever ths
unknown US must be IN ,nss i By M
.all S ryrry measure that has been taken 10 preyen
t an u.es has proved unasas We mu
ts ~. n ,he Postmaster cen On the back q me Lffe,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19

We authorized to announce Mcssrs illam B. Power
and b. Lewis candidates for reelection to the next
House of Delegates from the county of Brunswick
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19

We understand the nomination oi Gen. jos. Bates 10 b
Marshal for the State of Texas has been confirmed by
unanimous vote of the Senate-Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19

TO THE DEMOCRATS OF HANOVER
You are requested TO meet your Court (March.)
for the purpose OF nominating candidate represent in
the next General Assembly of Virginia Let there be full
out let every part of the county be represented and
than ALL let union harmony and concession character
ze proceeding, and although have willy foe to
tend with, victory is sure 10 perch upon standard
MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19

The Norfolk Argus announces Thomas b. Butt Esq,
candidate for reelection the House of Delegates Vr-
gina, from Norfolk county We grafed that Mr.. B.
has consented the Legislature and doubt his
constituents will evince their appreciation Of his fidelity
representative By the cordial united and enthusiastic
support.
Major Wheeler is nominated the other Democratic
ddale. May he too, succeed the worthy colleague of
Mr. Butt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-12
BRADRETH'S PILLS.

V,HE BRANDRETH PILLS. as general
4 family medicine, especially In country SO
subject to sudden changes Of temperature as this.
their value ia ncalculable. BY having the Bran
drelh Pills always on hand, should sudden at
tack Of sickness take place, they can bcsgiyen at
once, and will often have effected cure before
the physician could have arrived.
In cholc and Inflammation the bowels, these
Pills will at once relieve, and perseverance in
their use according to the directions, will surely
do all that medicine can do, to restore the health
Of the patient.
In all cases Of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma,
Diseases of the Heart, and all affections Of the
stomach and bowels. the Brandrelh Pills will be
found never-failing remedy.
10 insure the full benefit Of these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the house, SO that
upon the frst commencement of sickness, they
may he at once resolted to. One dose then j,
better than a dozen after disease has become es
tabished in the system.
DR.. Branireth's Principal Office, al Broad
way New York.
Gf Agents for the sale Of Brandreth' spills:
ID. Heart, Hillshoroueh.
j. B. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
G. A. Mebane, Mason Hall.
A.Mickle & Co., Bingham's School.
James Whitehead Cane Creek Cotton r sc,ory
Henry Glider, Lindley Old Store.
@. Patterson, Patterson tStore.
May %. So
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The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills,

THIS invaluable family medicine, combines
= more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro-
lperties, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly eight years experience Of their astonishing
success, we hase no hesitation in claiming for
them popularity and reputation. unrivallcd by
any other medicine.
They are an eflectual cure for Jaundire, Dus-
pepsia, Liner Complaints, PLrisy, Bilious dis
eases, Ferer end Ague, end al oiher Feuers,
coughs, Colds, Inflammation of The Lungs,
Reclamation, Headache, less of Arrttiie, &c.
u P. cHILDs & Co. clay, onondaga
County, N. Y. are the original and only manu-
facturers Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE IS Cents per box, Of 81 Pills, with full
directions accompanying eachbox.
Brown Town, N. c., Jan. 9TH, ls49.
| Messrs P. Childs 4 Co.--H Having witnessed
the good effects of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases of Fever and Ague, by the use
Of single box they were both cured also the
headache, several cases; and there being none
kept nearer than 10 miles Of this place (that I
know of) am thereby induced to write Won
TOR an agency. LIST. because believe them the
pest pi:i thatl know of, and wish to have them
tor family use, and secondly, because am Of the
opinion that they wonld save much suffering from
sgue and fever. and also much expense with EN-.
posins Physicians. Yours, &c.
e. E. PITTS,
Forssls in HilI.borcurh ty D. HEARTT;
also ~ numerous Drnssis,s anu sgcnss through
out the Union. )
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Cour, Of Equi,y- March Term. 1850.
Ell Carroll and pife Sally. Samuel Poci and
rife Pofsey. Money Anderson, 1otby House,
Right Holloway. Sally Holloway, Harrison
Biolock and Wife Nancy, Lydia HOLLOWAY,
and Be,sey, ,cifs Of IL House, children and
heirs at Lapcf Polly Hoioway,
against
The heirs at Lay, Lepis House, and Betsey, ,rife
Of Shepherd Trice.
Petition for Sale Of Real Estate.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
i the defendants are notinhabitants Of the State
Of North Carolina II is therefore ordered, tina,
publication be made in the Marlborough Recor-
der, for six successive weeks, for said defendants
to come forward to the nextterm Of this Court, to
be held at the Court House in Hillsborough, on
the End Monday Of September next. and plead
answer or demur to said compliments bill other
wise the same will he taken pro confcsso as to
them. and decree entered accordingly
Witness, O. r. Long, Clerk and Master Of oul
said Court Of Equity, at Office, in Hillsborough
this 9th day Of March, 1850.
q. F. LONG, C. & M z.
March 81. Price adv. $500. 27-6v
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Cabinet Warehouse.

| THE suhseTilsrrespseifuily informs hisfriends
4 and the public generally hat bic has on hand,
and win endeayor constantly u keep. variety Of
wcll-made Furniture, eIntfssirg all the leading
ARTICLES. such ss.
Sofas. SidcbOaress, Bureaus.
Bedsteads, Tables,
made of Mahogany. Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch. and Maple.
He would invite siteniicn TO his make Of Port
able wARDROBEs ard BEDSTEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for durability greatness, and
He would also invite the attention Of ell per-
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description,
to give him call hefore purchasing elsewhere. as
he intends to sell a. low sshe can possibly afford
and bis workmen are sllesperienee6 hands.
He has now on hand eight 6ne Dressing Blu
resus, with Looking Glasses, two China Presses.
two sidchoards. six plain Bureaus. eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book.
case. and Bedsieads. which he will sell low.
- Timber taken In exchange Tor Furniture,
such As Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
- Persons al a distance, buying Furniture.
ran have II delivered al their doors ensured safe
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for past fsvors. and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
Febyuarv H.
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HillSborough Brass Band

Il 3 calculated to play for any Public Speaking or
- Celebration whatever. and have given general
satisfaction wherever they 90. They will play
on cheaper terms than any other hand that can
be started. We have ten picked Musicians, who
have been heard by gentlemen both far and near,
aud tits acknowledged that we give as good salts
faction as any they have heard. We don't pretend
TO play by note. bu, every one has good car for
Music. There has been great deal said about
Boots and Johnstons Band, but they have wor-
ried out the patience of Raleigh and Chapel Hill
with two d tunes. Boots's Band has not been
any where but to Pi;tshorough and tilsborough.
and they came in and went out of Hilshorough
with the same two old tunes. We will forfeit
800 that we can play greater number Of tunes
than Boots and Johnson ever could or ever will.
DAVID WEBB, Capt.
Hillsborough, April, 20. Sow
G-Raieish Standard, please copy and forward
account to the Capt. Of Band.
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LOchiel for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his place lying
I one mile north West Of Marlborough.
There are eleven rooms in the dwelling. with q
good Barn, Ice House, and Kitchen, and two
hundred and five cresof Land, one hundred and
fifty of which are enclosed. The work on the
House is executed in the hest manner the situa-
ticn is pleasant, and commands fine view of the
surrounding country.
There are also one hundred and forty acres in
northeasterly direction, which will be sold cth-
er with or without the first mentioned tract.
A longcred will be given, ifdesircd note and
good security required.
WIN. N. WHITFIELD.
0ctsber so. --05
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DOCTOR LEROY's
Sarsaparia and Wild Cherry
PILLS.

IN every instance where fair trial has bee
L made, DR.. lie Roy's Pills have invariably q.
ven satisfaction. aflording permanent relief in III
cases ofIndigssiion. and speedy cure for Head.
ache. Bilious and Liver Complaints. Heartburn.
Acidity Of the Stomach, Depressed Spirits. Dis
fufbed Sleep. Frequent Palpitaiions, spasus.
General Debility. cosiiveness, &c.
They are mild in their operation, safe undfr
any circumstances, and thousands Of persons can
now bear testimony 10 the benefits TO be derived
from their use.
These pills are superior TO sny ever before die.
covered. In slIbilious complaints; in ecnerslds.
rangrment Of the system; in oil disorders whieh
result from bad state Of tle blood. these pill.
are q sovereign remedy. Price Is cts. per Boz.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-12
M "a R H9 49,
GRANuTT. AMID ecDAIp es;sr,

GRAEITEs AED SOAP STONES.
THE subscriber begs leave, respectfully, to in
= form the public that be continues to carry
on the Marble and Granite business, at his Yard
Opposite Jarratts Hotel, in the town Of Peters
burg. He has recently made large additions Of
Italian and American Marble to his former stock,
thereby rendering il more extensive and varied
than that of any other Yard in Virginia.
He keeps constantly on hand ready made Mon.
uments. Tombs, Grave-stones, Nantes, &C..
which, az to material, design and workmanship,
will compare successfully with the like articles,
wheresoever made.
Orders for any article in his line viii be thank
fully received. promptly and strictly attended TO-
and executed in superior manner.
A. LESLIE.
rete1burg. April D 67-6w
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Consumption Cured,


GdAEg ~ III n4-l4AtA' II Nllf IND
SYRUP OFNAPHTHA
TsHE Meale4l Fseulsy. o. ssI "a he ms.
eur<s made daily BY this e1frtoftinsfs n<x.;<~
eminent phyxicans 10 BE- q certain and stef5,
cure for tubsEenlsr renEunFiien. IN is sost
stages. ID has been RECOMMENDED b that srl.
neal physician. Dr.. Mon. and Il eonsisnils s.ss
IN he Marine Hospital Al szvsnnsh, Ca, n D..
Arnold. the senior physician Of he hesIiisl.
The Isondon Lancet, London kedirai lelsrsl
Prsiihwsiss's Retrospect. and ell eshsr rf he
Ionson nedicsl Journals. have spoken IN prsi.,
many times Of lhs surprising effects Of
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
n has been thosoughly fried, not only in A.
Hos pital under The charge Of Dr.. Hsssin.s y
LenIon, boa also BY all the frs, physicians a
England, and All hare fully endorsed il az On IN.
risslled remedy in Consumption, and III o,htr
diseases Of he lungs The following are CIV
ef the opinions expressed by The Medical fscnl,r
Of England. Williamson, Of ksnehrsier. iLss
aUNDER ITS INFLrENcE
I have seen the emacisfed being. on rko,.
brow death had seemed TO have set bis seal. a.
saire IMMIGRATION and strengsh-snd ershsnts
his early mornings Of infeBse suffering and a;,.
iressinE cough for The found rePose Which sIons
accompanies sound health
DIR. WARE. OF LIVERPOOL,
Says. regard Hssiings' Syrup or Nsp,hs ..
one Of the FIRST medical discoveries Of ANY arc.
and consider iis agency in curing consumption q
established beyond al doubt or question"
A single bottle will prove its Efficacy. An he
proprietor asks Is the Trial 81 bottle, the scon
Of which viii prove 10 the patient The sirlrs q
this medicine.
Coughs. colds. bronchitis, decline, asthma,
night swesis. and splitting Of blood, are rund in
surprisingly short space Of time; The sertr,t
colds having yielded to The treatment ofthe Nsfh.
tha Syrup in the short space Of ioriy-eiehi hours
To enumeisie oil the cures performed BY iii
medicine would occupy voIune. the secenra
nying having been selected by the American
agent from mass Of certificates which have tssn
received BY him.
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

- REWARD Of twenty-five dollars will be 81.
n ven for the apprehension and Confne-
hont in Orange Jail, of my man HENRY, If
caught in Orange; Fifty dollars, iftaken out the
sounty. Henry is twenty-five years of age,
about FIVE feet seven in height, well formed, very
slack. with large nd eyes, and bad expression.
WI. CAIN.
Msrk ~. i So