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Splendid Gold and silver Watches,
Gold, vest, fob and guard Chains, -
Ladies watch chains, new style,
Seals keys, chains, earrings, breastpins, rings,
Diamond breast pins and Rings,
Gold lockets, bracelets, ketches and necklaces,
Gold and silver Pencils and pens,
Gold silver, and steel spcctacles,
Geld and silver buttons and Studs
Gold and silver thimbles and silver combs,
Gold and silver buckles and slides,
Coral, assorted, silver and shell card cases,
Clocks, warranted good time pieces,
Silver table, desert, and teaspoons.
Ladies', sugar tongs, cream, and salt spoons,
Silver plated butter knives, silver forks and cups
Steel keys and chains and music boxes.
Steel worked bags, tassells rings and beads,
A large collection of fine Cutlery,
Perfumery for the toilet, and fancy Boxes,
Full sets fine Walters,
Rich plated Casters, candlesticks, baskets,
Walters and fruit stands, new styles,
Brittania and flower vaces,
Pocket books and silk purses,
Hair, tooth and shaving brushes,
Pistols, table cutlery and guitar strings
Fancy Goods,
Their personal attention will be devoted repairing
all kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Old gold and silver taken in exchange.
November 1850. O.
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NOTICE.
UNAKEN up and committed to the Jail of Rowan
IL County, N. c., on the LIST of October 1850, Ne
gro man. who says his BOB, and that he belongs
10 VIM Crossfc of Kentucky, and that he purchased
by said Crosstic from John c. Moore of Raleigh. Said
feel or 10 inches high and has of his upper teeth
in front The of said slave is requested TO
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away or he will be dealt with the law directs
a C. KLUTTS, Sheriff
Salisbury, N. G. October Is, 1850. ~ SIT.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue of a Deed in Trust to me made by Samuel
NewIand decd for certain purposes therein express
ed SHALL on the 18th day of January next proceed
sell at public vendue at Mathis Cross Roads in Chat
ham County, Twelve Horses and two Hacks and Har-
being the stock of the Stage line heretofore
from Raleigh to Salisbury by said Newland.
Terms of the sale, cash.
VIM. NJ. RossER, nxstee
December 81, 1850. l6-w3w.
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LIVERY STABLES

= THE Subscribers take occasion to inform
10 the public generally that they will carry on
AZ0-. the business in all its branches at the old
stand, and that efforts expense will be spared
their part to accommodate the travelling community.
Conveyances, with good horses and careful drivers, will
he furnished at all times and at short notice and in fact
every convenience for travelling, in the wny of
Horses. Carriages, Buggies, sc.
Will be supplied the most favorable and accommo
dating terms. .... --... . ..
The Subscribers also expect to keep constantly on
hand, Horses, Buggies, Carriages, &c. for sale.
Any persons wishing to put out their Horses by the
week. moth, year. will have them well attended
to, at moderate prices. Their Stables Whining.
ton Street, just to the east of Market Square. ~
Hoping to receive liberal encouragement, the under
signed pledge themselves to do all in their power
it public patronage. BUFFALOE & COOKE
Raleigh, April S, 1850. sos
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LOubim's and ROuseIx Extracts
FoR THIS HANDKcRcHIEr.
Heliotrape, Bouquet De Caroline,
Violet, Jockey Club,
West End, Vervaine,
Jassamn, Lily, -.. ...#
Rose CiIronella, Palch,uly,
Geranum, Jenny Lind,
Italian Flowers, Jube Rose,
Musk, Honey Sucke.
Also, Farina Cologne fine Toilet and Shaving Soaps,
Toilet Balls, and large Stock of Dressing Combs.
Hair Tooth. and Nail brushes which will be sold low
the Drug Store of .. t-..H
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO.
Dec. 18th, 1850. Is
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New Goods, New Goods
Look OaEZ for. Good Bargains.

USf the very thing at last that long and anxiously
u looked for train, containing those
CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
that selected by Alexander Creech with great
customers-has arrived and opened, and for sale
For the LADIES' large and varied of beau
Iiful prints of the latest Styles large assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
large and beautiful assortment of most every kind for
Gentlemen Call at his Store, two doors above Mr..
Richard Smiths corner, and next door TO Messis A. B
Srith s. Co.'S AUCTION and Commission store, and you
will not regret il. ALEXANDER CREECH.
Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1850. g.
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W.ILLL9.M y. CL.ARKE,

2 WeKkKEa.N II CLARKE s-a..l- u. y
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Raleigh, n. &. 80 or
G0LDIERS Of thsWar Of 1912, and those who have
~ served Indian Wars since $780, their widows or
children have their claims for Land Bounty under
the act of Congress passed September 2sth 1885, at.
sended to On moderate terms by applying to
WILLIAM .. CLARKE,
6 Ia, .r.rI-.s "a, attorney at LasV.7
"-ielsn' Oct IL, 1850, . go =, 637-
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FALL TRADE.
PETERSBURG, Se1,fe n,bcr 20, 1850.
Samuel H. Marks,

Samuel H. Marks,
!" GUILD respectfully inform his hume rous friends
w and customers that he is now receiving per sun
dry Steamers and Packets IRON the Northern cities his
usual large and varied assortment of CONFECTION-
ARIES, FANCY ARTICLES, Cigars, &C, which adj
ded his stock before hand, and the regular weekly
supply of fresh Foreign and domestic FRUITS renders
his assortment particularly worthy the attention
country dealers.
In the line f IGARS he faiters himself that he
present larger stock and finer assortment and al lower
rates. than any other house in the trade.
Petersburg Sept. 25th, 1850.
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Bank of the State of North Carolina
4 DIVIDEND of five per cent on the Capital stock
N of this Bank, has been derlared for the last sin
months-payable at the rincipal Bank the first Mon
day in January next i'd at the Branches fifteen d.y,
thereafter. -s.-.- 30. DEWEY, Cashier
Raleigh, December It'll, 1880. l3-td
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NEW STOCK OF
Doors, SHOES, &c SIIPPERS.
m THE subscriber has just returned from
ri the Northern Markets, where he has laid
@Ei@in a large and beautiful stock of articles in
g. his line Of business, embracing every de-
scription of fine and
His stock for Ladies and Misses, comprises every
quality of Slippers, Walking Shoes, whole and half Cal
ters &c. &c. and his supply for Gentlemen and Boys,
such will suit the taste of ALL
He has also laid in large supply of materials in his
line and brought firstrate workman from the
North and is therefore prepared to manufacture BOOTS
SHOES, &c, in style unsurpassed by any other esab
Iishment in the City.
All he asks is trial, feeling assured that he will be
able to give satisfaction both in quality and price.
HENRY PORTER.
II South East Corner Capitol Square.
Raleigh, Oct. esd, 1850. s3s-tf
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JOHN C. PALMER'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY

his finely furnished Room warrants the Likenesses
perfect and to please. His reputation well known
in Nerth Carolina, it is useless TO say more Call at Pal
mer and Ramsays Jewcly Store. zt'''. 2 70 ~ Z
Raleigh Nov IS, 1850 if21 ~ eaaal s-tf N
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Hardware and Cutlery, &C

Hardware and Cutlery, &c.
ToLLINS& Cos Axes, Handsaws, Files, Augers
~ Chsels.
Hammer. Curry Combs. Knives and Forks, Pocket and
Pen Knives.
One Set Balance Handled Knives and Forks 81 pieces
Balance Handled Carvers and Forks, and Stces.
Brass and Fancy Cast And irons.
Brass eaded Iron Shovels and Tongs
Spades and ShoVels Trace Chains, and Halter chains
Cotton and Wool Cards, No. s, g. 9 and 10.
Toilet and Swing Looking Glasses
Superior English Mustard, sup carb soda Cloves mace
Nnfmegs.
Spanish Indigo copperas Fresh and salt snuff, powder,
shot, and lead.
Turpenne and toilet soap, starch, shoe thread and
Bed Cords.
Prime green and black Tea
Nails and brads, cast german and blister steel,
p.,o;n, ~. o,, - No 8. Fayetteville St.
EARPETING, Tuhed Hearth Rugs and Carpet Bind
~ ing,
IS Negro Blankets, Negro Kirsy. Marlboro Stripes.
loo ps Dark and Light Prints. Dohl, Us and Napkins,
Sup Table and Toweiing Diaper, Birds eye Diaper,
With general assortment OF Crockcry and Glass
White Granite Dinner and Tea ware Ewers AID Basins,
White China Tea Sets, and Cups and Saucers,
Cut and Moulded Gobels Tumblers and Vine Glasses
J. BROWN,
No. 9, Fayetteville street,
Raleigh Oct. %, 1850. s39-
Cloths, Cassimeres, sc.
AT No. 9, FAYETTEVILLE ST..
DLACK French Cloth,
ID Black Doe Skin Cassimeres.
Fancy Cassimeres, general assortment.
Good and Common Vestings.
Black Satin do
Silk and. Worsted Serge, Padding and Canyass
Bed Blankets, various sizes.
White and Black Cotton Wadding.
GeRtlemen's Marino Shirts and Half Hose.
J.. BROWN
Raleigh, 2Sh Oct, 1880 SS9-tE
Robinson & Cos shoes.
lust Received
81 Kid aud Morocco Walking Shoes, ~
do and do Ladies Slippers,
Misses and Children's Bootees,
Ladies Bootees,
White Kid Slippers.
J. BROWN.
No. 8, Fayetteville St.
Raleigh, Oct. I'd. s35-
Just Received,
ASOPsir Men and Boys Heavy Brogans
L OOMen and Boys Kip Shoetees,
Womans Leather ShOes and Bootees,
ALSO, aA = s-..'
Men and Boys Wool Hats, II s--st
Dundee and Hemp Banging, .-t
Bale Rope and Irvine.
For Sale by
}. BROWN.
October 2, 1850. S35-
Extra Black MOIesktn Hats
ENASHION for September, 1850. 5l5s ...as
II Fur Hats General Assortment,
Men and Boys Cloth Caps, -, sr .-,szz5t.4s..
Just Received and Tor Sale by
t j. BROWN.
No. 9, Fayetteville st.
Raleigh, Oct. 2, 1850. S35-
Ex~l ,,.. JobPrinting. 500 - sisal
Neatly Executed at the Standar Print. Off1ce
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IneD1OCed .NOrticei1aS sWNchi1le.
CHOULD be in every CARPENTERS SHOP in
- the State.
1t will Mortice through inches, with the greatest
possible ease, and is worked by either hand foot.
Price 40 dollars Complete. Address Post Paid,
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Raleigh, N. T..
December 9th, 1850. 10
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SOAPS SOAPS!
HAVE just received splendid stock Of American.
French. and English Soups, consisting in part fol-
lows ..a.. .
doz Lows old Brown Windsor,
Large Omnibus Brown,
Palmyrene, "a new variety,)
box BARRIERS Soap,
FL '' Hotel Soap,
doz Assorted, Rose, Almond. Portrait, Limitation
Emit, Poncine, Spring Flowers, Honey, JinneS Lind,
VI ash Balls Military, and Almond Soap.
d"z. Creams, and Olophane, assorted,
All ofthe best quality, and for sale low, by
.Ha P PESCUD.
Raleigh. Oct. 2, 1850. S35-
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RObinsO,,'s Shoes.

H6ODIAhSORS SuOeSs
CONSISTING of Ladies' Kid Walking,
w. a:s Do. do. Slippers,
Do white do.
Do. Satin, do.
Misses Bootces, @
Misses and Children's Black and Bronze Boo,es,
Just received by a. r. TUCKER, & SON.
Aug 26, 1880. s85-
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NEW STORE.

.,oe Door Above Richard SmIth's Old Corner.
EsiLEIaA NJ C.
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NEW ARRIVAL.

~ 49, NEW AEtEtHV ALL
lust received few sets OF handsome Girandos,s
also Silver and Plated Spoons and Forks Call AT ~
North Carolina Fashionable jewelry Store.
On hand large assortment of Fine Razors, Pockse
and Pen Knives, and Scissors. Warranted be gnnS
-1EsiHH aiYi.- 80 PALMER & RAMSAY
December 9th. 1850. ..s 49,
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Steam Saw Mill!

Valuable Land for Sale.
Valuable Tract of Land containing 2Os acres, lying
N between four and five miles West of Raleigh, on
both sides of Walnut Creek, and adjoining the land
Rev. Thos. Meredith and Others will be sold on reason
able terms. -es $50 ie lcIa.- --a -
For further information apply to ,Fe5.--=-s 81
NJ. A. BLEDSOE.
Raleigh, August 81, 1850. 7.s r7 $50
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MYERS CELEBRATED CHEWING TOBAC.
Nl CO. Imported Cigars different Brands.
Just Received by
r. TUCKER & son.
Oct. 9, 1850. s36
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FASHIONABLE ,JEwELRY STORE
Palm er.&l Ramsay

!. = 2 ! II 2 40 q! NHM q . salla1
TAVE, Just received the most splendid stock of
Rich and Handsome Goods
in their line offered for sale in the city of Raleigh
the elegance of the articles being only surpassed by their
usefulness and convenience The patterns entirely
new, and the beauty of the various designs by which
they embelshed are quite unique and fancu reach
ing the very highest perfection of art and skill We de-
sire an inspection, which is the only proof necessary to
convince all of correct taste that such splendid
Goods such very reasonable prices offered
before in North Carolina Our fashionable Store there
FORE stands A No. l. among the attractions of the City
of Raleigh during the present Winter. b..z s51
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FOR $3.50.

.aa e. e. FOR s $50. i.-s. 3 q ltraa
A LOT at Wake Forest College is for sale,
IA tanning two and ahalf Acres. moderately improv-
ed. 1t is the handsomes site the HilI and well
tered. ti7tt .yf8 sasiC lsl fi7eS e
r. Jal.H a.f saai ssss. d7aa q Jos. BRIDGES.
December 2nd 1850. or s6.s con lift
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/ .lsa Isl = SEA . q .-asa.iza-.- p.
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SOAPS Soaps!

November 9Th, 1850
Register copy.
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Tobacco and ScgarS.
TNHE Members of the Legislature aud Others who
IL want superior Cigars, Smoking and Chewing To-
hacco, requested to try the supply just received by
IF. PESCUD.
Raleigh, November 27, 1850. s-lG
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Glass. .

A LAkGE supply Of Window Glass on hand, some
II OF winch was bought at auction, and will Be sold
low. - lRAleighs IAN 1881. l7-1 r. F.ePE SCUD.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-03-26

val or marine service Of the United States
shall, by being stationed in any garrison
or military or naval station within the
State, be considered a resident ofthis State.
SEC. 6. No idiot or insane person shall
be. entitled TO the privilege of all elector.
ARTICLE. vi.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-09
SERIOUS STREET REScosrRE IN LvScusuKe

SERIOUS STREET REScoSTRE IN LYNcHBURG
We were panied to learn, yesterday, OF Sc
rous rencon,re which is said 10 have taken place
on Thursday, in the town Of Lynchburg, be-
tween the editor of the Virginian, A. w. G.
Terry, esq, and Mr.. James d. Saunders, son of
DR.. James Saunders, one of the members of the
convention, now in session in Richmond. We
are without any minute particulars Of this sad
affair, by which the families of two estimable
gentlemen have been thrown into the deepest
sorrow, but suppose the difficulty between
Messrs Saunders and Terry grew out of GER
tain structures made by the latter gentleman, in
the columns Of the Virginian, upon the course
of the father of the former in regard to the basis
question, so long under discussion in the State
convention. 1t is said that the combatants met
in the street, after an article to which Mr.
Saunders took exception had appeared on
Thursday morning in the Virginan Some
words were passed, and botA parties drew their
weapons-revolvers-a fred several shots,
most of which took effect, and are supposed
from all accounts to be fatal.
A messenger, who wes despatched from
Lynchburg on Thursday evening, to inform DR..
SAUNDERS of the melancholy affray, reached
Richmond in thirteen hours, and Dr. $. left yes
terday morning, at 8 o'clock, in the packet boat
Richmond Republican Of The 7th instant
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-09

An American gentlemen, well and extern.
svely acquainted with Cuba, just arrived in the
Ohio, informs us that very erroneous opinions
prevail in the United States in regard to the
views and opinions of the people of Cuba. The
masses ore loyal TO the government and will
oppose all change. That there are Disconnected
people there, as everywhere else, but their mum.
Der is composed of the worst and least useful
class A few ambitious natives, among the
young lawyers and notaries, who have been un-
able to obtain office, make great complaints and
wish for any change, to better themselves that
they will never effect the object that the gov
eminent is strong, decided and vigant, and
there is little doubt, that those who have been
engaged in reasonable practices will be SUM-
marily punished.-N. Y. Express.
How supremely ridiculous this sort of stuff
sounds in the ears of those who know anything
Of the actual state of feeling am ng all classes
Of the Cubaus. This American gcutlemans"
story sounds very much like the gossip of some
spooney, who having received little notice
from the Capt General and his satellites, is
anxious to reward their condescepsion by mis-
representing the Cuban people in this country
One Of two things must be very aTparant to
every intelligent reader the inhabitants Of the
island must be tie most seryile submissive
slaves that ever breatbed, or they are grossly
sandered by the American gentleman" afore-
side.
We can give the editor fact, which does not
tally with the assurances of his informant A
captain of vessel recently arrived at South
ern port, relates that while his vessel was in
port in Cuba, he WAS visited by several persons
who desired to purchase arms. Among them
were persons of the poorer Observation-Disclosures and
fishermen. The sailors sold them few old guns
and pistols for which they were willing TO pay
almost any.price. When asked what they want
ed with the weapons they replied they were for
Lopez One, poor fisherman, remarked that
he was a very poor man, with family to sup
port but said he, 81 have one douboop, and
that is for Lopez"
This man did not belong to the "loysl masses"
spoken of by the American gentleman. There
are thousands of just such men in Cuba, who
are ready to fight for Cuban emancipation and
the late arrests Of prominent citizens show that
the we lther cla ses are quite as dlssfected to-
wards the Spanish government If Athe mas
ses are loyal" why all this alarm What neces-
sity for the interposition Of our own government
Why are not the "pirates" permitted TO land
thse they might receive the punishment due for
their temerity But If we mistake not, the Capt.
General will soon have an opportunity to test
the LOYALTY of the mnsses.-Sapdnnoh Ne,os.
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sW- We find the following notice of the
movements of a distinguished stranger in the
Commercial Advertiser. Tie italics are our
own. The excessive politeness of this "national
Wing" organ to the insolent and mendacious
defamer of the South affords another evidence
of the smothered sentiment Of the mass Of its
readers, whose prejudices it is bound to pamper
n far a. policy will permit
Its treatment of him reminds us of the policy
of the French tourist, who politely took off his
hat to the statue of Jupiter, begging him to
recollect, should he ever return to power, how
courteously he had treated him in his adversely.
GEORGE THOMPSON, NJ Pit is announced
in the Liberator that this gentleman will return
to England in the steamer of tGe 18th, from
Boston. It il also intimated that he will resign
his seat in the British Parliament and return
hither in the fall We scarcely know whether
Mr.. Thompson considers himself as making
personal sacrifice in such a projected arrange
ment, or whether after all that he has uttered
against this country he has still such an affec-
ton for it, that his inclination prompts him to
make it his home. In any event we hope that
he ,oM cease his associations 10Th the men ,oho
hare so ,cantoniy used him to defdme American
cIergymen and traduce American churches.
We have heard Mr.. Thompson more than once.
His rare gift Of elOquence acould be a mine Of
,cealh and socizi elevation 10 him, would he but
refrain from abuse of men as good and vice and
patriotic az himself, and would he but concede
to others the purity Of motives and liberty OF
opinion which he claims for himself.
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We find the following paragraph going the
rounds Of an exchange:
"Ex-PREsrDEsT PEDRAzA, Of Mexico, who
died In that country about three weeks ago, was
denied public burial place, because he refused,
when he was about TO die, TO confess to priest.
sud told him he had confessed to God, and had
no faith in the Divine authority Of priests to
forgive sins. The Merican Congress refused
% 4ive him gyors in consecrnied ground by a
voes az 40 In 20. The English minister has Of
kSraj 70 ailoe him to be buried in The English
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5usytns. froani tsaporsrilBt ~ N Ads xot
member Of the English Church, 4 Il said Aey
lO'A nos al,w him TO remain there permanently.
The Americans are about to have a cemetery
near the city of Mexico, and the American
minister will, without doubt, offer place in it
for the remains of Senior Pedraza. 1t has pro-
duced great excitement among all classes, and
the course OF the priests is generally con-
demnod"