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A LII persons indebted to the estate of Will n. Hay
wood, Jr, decd are hereby notified make imme-
date payment and settlement longer indulgence cam
not be given and all persons having claims against said
estate will present them for payment within the time
prescribed by law this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery.
receive all dues to the estate, aud make all settlements
and discharges. This LIST day Of Jan. 1853
JANE +. HAYWOOD, Ex'trx of
Will. II. Haywood, Ir., decd.
Jenuary l, 1883. l4-lmw[Ssw.
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THE MARKETS.

u WILMINGTON, January /, 1853.
NAVAL SToREs.-We note sales yesterday AM
this morning of about $50 barrels hard Turpen,ine
al 81 so per $50 lbs. There have been receipt:
or sales of the soft article for the past two days.
there is none market. We hear OF no Transactions
in Spirits TurPenne since yesterday report There
| is little or none in market and good demand fol
the article. Sales of 10 1900 bbls. Common
Rosin at 81 per Dbl.
MoLAssEs-We note the receipt yesterday of 900
hhds and 10 tierces crop Cuba Molasses Held
at % cents per gallon. Journal
FAYETTEVILLE, January l.
Bacon l23 cents cotton to cents; cotton yarns
Is cents; -four 81 to 81 so; SO to SIS cents per
bushel; lard IL TO I3 cents; noasses, Cuba, % TO
% cents; salt, per sack, 81 IS; tobacco, manufac
| tured, 8 to 80 cents; pork Sc to 81.
PETERSBURG, January l.
ToBAcco-We have nothing to report in this arti-
Gle since our last. There will be no breaks until
Monday next the Sd January. We think the pros
Pect cheering for good prices with the year.
CoTToN.-There is some enquiry at sc. for prime
lots. Stock very light
CokN.-Sales of small lots at &C., per bushel of
Sc lbs.
Wharf.-The market is very active at 81 10 81 10
for Reds, ST 10 to 81 Is for Whites.
FLoUR.-We note sale of 1000 barrels SUI
perine al $54.
BAcoN.-Saes of Sides at LOBE and Shoulders
ct to 93c. Demand moderate.
PoRK.-We note sales of 5000 to 1000 lbs. at SC.
Democrat.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 3I-6, P. NJ.
-- Cotton frm-sales of 500 bales. Flour is quiet;
dealers awaiting foreign news-sales of 4,500 bar
rels at So SIS 624 for State 5 60 SIS rs for
Southern and Genesoe. Wheat-sales of 5000
bushels white at ST 90. Corn-sales of 8 900 BUSH
els at IS 793c. for mixed white and yellow heavy.
Whisky-saes of $50 bbls. at 254c. Pork dull
sales of 300 bills. $40 for mess and s. for prime
Beef-sales of $50 bbls mess at $l3 so, and 300
bbls. beef hams Is $l5 so. Hogs in good demand
at 25 So so; hams wanted at lob lie Shout
ders at g SIC. Lard-sales of $50 bbls at I24c.
Butter tending downward of Ohio at l6 10
cente. Coffee-saes of 300 bags Java at lI4c. Mo-
lasses-sales of $50 bbs. Orleans at Sic. Rice
sales of 500 tierces at 44c. Turpentne-saes
of 1850 bills. rough at 81 25, and $50 bbs. |
spirits at 6l3 &C. Linsced oil steady at 58c.
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IRISH Butter. The fact has already been men
toned of an auction sale of Irish butter, Boston,
on Thursday last. This choice Irish butter which
finds market at Cork, is said be the best butter
in the world. II the present there 90s.
per cwt, equal to about 90 cents pound. This but
Ter is packed in tubs containing 66 TO 10 lbs. each.
The quantity of salt mixed in the making, is about
one pound of salt TO twelve pounds of butter
the butte-mik well worked out of the butter without
using the hand too much. Care is taken to pack it
as closely possible. Space is left at the top Of the
cask for pickle and at the port of expectation, the
pickle is added, with two pounds of salt additional
ie each cask, to keep the pickle at full strength.
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Important from Naturalization of The ILlunn'cpe
QueStiOn-Detlat and Surrender Of tie French i,
SOnorO, &c.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 30. BY an arrival at tlri.
port the Picayune has ad vices from the city of Mex
leo to the 14Ih inst. The only news of importance
is that relating to the Tehuantepee contract and the
surrender of The SCnoro expedition.
privilege Of deciding upon the several Tehuanlepec
propositions recently submitted, that body proceeded
to vote upon the propositions before them and upon
the vote being counted, the declared IL
be awarded to Guanaus. g. Co., a company which
has generally been supposed TO have stood but poor
chance of success. The decision therefore created
little excitement.
From Sonora learn that some further engage
ments had taken place between the Mexican troops
and Count Rauosset, the leader of the French expe-
dtion in that Stale, which resulted in the defeat of
the latter, and the surrender of the entire expedition
of the Mexican forces.
The Falcon has arrived with $500, 900 in gold in
Guiding " hat is in the hands OF passengers.
The PicaYune has further accounts FROM Mexico.
The proposition of the Guanajecato Company was
adopted by the Chamber Of Deputies, by six majority.
There has been another Ministerial crisis in which
Senior Romez resigned his Office Minister Of For
eign Affairs. Up TO the latest dates his successor
had not been appointed.
1t was generally supposed that a breaking up of
the Ministry would cause another change upon the
part of lhe Government in regard to the Tehuantepec
route.
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A Coon RULE. A who is very rich now was
very poor when he boy. When asked how he
col his riches he replied: - My father Taught me
never to play till my work was finished and never
10 spend my money until had earned il. If had
but an hours work in day must do that the first
thing, and in an hour. After this | allowed to
play and then could play with ,mucn saore pleas
ure than if had The thought of an unfinished task
before my mind early formed the habit Of doing
every thing time and became perfectly easy
every boy who reads this go and do likewise.
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In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Stanly.
seeming to be conscious of his past political mis-
deeds and anxious TO make repairs, has set himself
useful reform, and introduced resolution and
given notice, beth of which must be productive
of good. His resolution is TO print at public expense
no speech not spoken in the House, and his resolve
is to call any member to order who shall speak on
subjects foreign the question under consideration.
Coed for Mr.. Stany! Petersburg Democrat
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A ucOMNOTTON

The following is an extract from the Speech OF
the Hon. Mr.. Olds, of Ohio, delivered at the De
mocratic celebration in Washington a few weeks
since:
IS. Sir, if franklin Pierce comes 10 the work as
signed him by the Democracy of the country, as
have no doubt he will, there will be as big mass
kicked up in Washington city on the 4th of March
as there was at Mrs. Smiths house, Gas related by
nv friend, the buckeye abroad" )-wlen little Jake
Smith ran over 10 Mrs. Browns TO tell her that
ts dad " as dead was drunk; the old cow had
a calf; John had swallowed pin; Jim had got Inc
delirum tremendouses looking 1t the rora ooreaX; =
lIaughterl-and that amt all neither, says JAKE;
g What else pom airth be the matter inquired
Mrs. Brown. "Why, Sal broke the butter Pa'e
Susan has split the pan cakes; 10 mas sol COW" III
the scaIdinr talow we had for dipPin candles; one
Of the Maltese kittens has got its head into Inc mo-
Iasses in o. ana we can't get IT ou-Gnd toe are az
so darned infernaIhungry !'-[Shouts and cheering
Mr.. President, in my Imagination, the 4'h oil Mafch
is passing before me, and l think see the wing
GaIphin ofiice-hoders pouring out of the varlons
Government departments; with the tears running
down their piteous noses and their amentatlon is,
That Webster is dead ; Fillmore has iilibustered
Scott has got native American calf; North Carroll
ma has swallowed Graham and Tom Corwln has
got the derum tangles looking for northern aboll-
ton votes.' Loud and prolonged cheering And
that amt all, either, Mr.. President-for IOom6s has
broken their butter plate; Gentry has split their pan
cakes; and Seward has set down in the scaldIng
tallow they had for dipping higher law candles
and Frank Pierce has got into the presidential char
and we can't get him out; and tce are oil SO ddrned
fn(erna!hungry." LRoars of laughter and prolonged
shouting
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The Ere.hets af the West.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20, P. NJ. The river is now
stationary 1t is 10 feet below the 1ooi of 1882. 1t
will be falling tonight. Advces from the valleys
of the Big and Little Miami, Scio,a and White Wa
ter Rivers and other have been received.
Great loss of property is reported. A large amount
OF corn has been carried away, hogs drowned and
mldams DESTROYED.
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SOUTH CAROLINA. The new Arrangement of the
Congressional districts is likely TO produce some
contest for the honor of serving the State Wash
ngton. Messrs. Orr and Wallace are thrown into
the same district, and therefore Of them must
take beating and stay at home. In Mr.. Burt's old
district, Messrs 4. F. Marshall, Brooks and Pckens
were announced before the district marked out ;
since them Mr.. c. Darlington Of Newberry, has been
entered, and several other5 have been spoken Of In
Mr.. Woodward's district, Joseph a. Black, ESQ :;
Col. W. w. Boyd, and r. j. Moses, Esq, will Try
their strength. In Mr.. Colcock's district, Messrs.
Owen and Keitt to try their relative strength.
Thus far, Mr.. Mcqueen without opposition, the
rnmor that DR.. Bradley would oppose him having
proved baseIess. In Charleston, there will be no
contest-Hon' William Aiken >mestiog with no OPP
position, -.
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Lnter from CnIifiwnin.

New ToRK, Dec. 20-l2, p. M The steamer
Prometheus has arrived with 300 passengers brought
down by the independence, from San Francisco,
| Dec, 3D.
| The Independence reached San Juan on the 18th.
The steamer Antelope had steamed over Castillo
Rapids in good order.
! The lehmus was very healthy.
The steamer Pampero left San Juan on the goth for
New Orleans.
The Brother Jonathan had not arrived at San Fran
cisco. No steamer ever looked for anxiously.
The electoral college of California met at Vallejo,
December Isl, and cast their for Pierce and King
The Blocks of marble for the Washington monu-
ment were destroyed by the Sacramento fire.
Capt. Wright and his party had had battle with
the Indians, in which 80 of the latter killed.
The clipper ship onward, from Boston, arrived at
San Francisco Dec LIST.
Thos. J. Henley, of the electors, appoint
ed messenger to Washington.
GA. Smith, DEM, was elected District Judge of
the 9Th district of Sacramento.
Nm. Bomsfeld, Treasurer OF franklin county, has
absconded with 81, 900 SO 900 of the State fu Ids.
The miners in Trinity county doing well.
Snow was lying inches deep the Trinity noun.
tans.
There is report of the San Francisco market for
the lst.
At Sacramento, on the 9th, Flour slightly ad-
vanced.
Provisions firm and in good demand.
There Is nothing else Of interest.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
ATTORNEY At LAW

RALEIGH, N. G.,
M ILL practice in the Courts of Pleas an Quarter
" Sessions for the Counties of Wake, Johnston.
and Chatham. He is to he found the office lately oc.
cuped by Hon Will IL. Haywood, Jr., decd.
January l, 1853. I4-6mwS.sv
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WORTH REMEMBERING. Reese's Medical Ga
zctte says: "In case of any burn or scald however
extensive, all the acute suffering Of the patient
may be at once and permanently relieved, and that
in amoment, by sprinkling over the surface thick
LAYER of wheat -four
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HDTEEE.

FENHE late partnership of NICKNAME, BnowxLEr
L d Co, having expired by Limitation, we will ION.
tinuc the
GROCERY AND COMMISSION business.
UNDER FIRM AND STYLE OF
McILWAINE, SON 6 CO.,
and hope by and faithful attention to the inter
csts of friends to merit continuance of their pat
ronage and support.
Our Stock of Groceries will hc large and commanding,
embracing general assortment of goods in our line (n-
toxicating Liqurs excepted)
We shall give strict attention to the sale of Produce
on Commission and will be prepared to make liberal
advances.
A. G. McILWAINE,
ROB'T D. McIIWAINE
ROB'T A. MARTIN
JOSEPH B. DUNN.
Petersburg, Jan. l, 1858. l4-4w.
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No eHer from Trieste says Among the remarka-
snce - IN our town BE reckoned the appear
burcbnsa Me celebrated composer, Rosini, who has
niIlons property here with fortune of couple of
snimg and may be seen every day as he puts out to
In Jnal Son9oia to entrap the brisk inhabitants of
pt o"t 1t is far more comical 10 see he orpu-
DIu maestro girt with white apron sitting as
booy ID 'he market, where he himself turns his
musical genius" :" '''''
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DTEIA-

AT Myrtle Hill. the residence of the Hon. Robert
Strange in the vicinity of Fayetteville Tuesday last
OF Consumption Mr.. John Kirkland Strange III the 25th
year of his age.
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UNDER THE FIRM AND STYLE
McILWAINE, SON & CO.
GEOLOGICAL, DC. SURVEY

OF the State of North Carolina.
DROF. EMMONS' interesting Report published By
direction of The Legislature upon the Geological
character Neurological Resources &c.. of the State
of North Carolina far his erations have thus
far, extended will be issued from the REGISTER
Office, in the course OF a few weeks.
This work will make volume of $50 pp, 8 +, and
will be sold at so cents copy Amy person renting
75 cents will receive copy by mall free of postage
SEATON GALES.
January 1st, 1883 I4-2t.
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EE The Legislature of Arkansas has passed
homestead law 1t exempts from execution 100
acres of land, or town lot with building and ar-
purtenances It extends to heads Of families, males
or females.
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n.orI ,'U ~ LiHhAnIEs: Ncrton's Literary Register
"'''' Is thai Of Harvard Uuiversiv. numSerina ~
~ 'oo0 volumes. Next to it ranks the Phil
bberu ,'e1 n founded By Dcnjatnip Franklin, and
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Destructive F1re-Gcn. VoOl at Concord

Destructive FIre--GTcn Wool at Concord.
BosToN, Dec. so. The American Glass w orks in
South Boston, owned by MIR. Slave, were destroyed
by fire last night. Loss 100000; insurance only
$4,000. By this calamity, 400 hands thrown
out of employment.
Gen. Wool is al Concord, on visit 10 General
Pierce &-N@ --.. -ss---=---' --~.------
Tie fat that look the FIRST prize al the late Ken
lucky State Fair weighed TIRE thousand teoo hundred
and GfIY pounds T.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
D EMAlNING in the Post Office. at Raleigh, 70
T. tie month ending December 2Ist 1880: )

LII tie month ending
] -i A. a.e I'D.
, Afford, ]. d. Z.
; Aldrich, Andrew
Adams, Allen
Allen, Runalds
, Anderson, Greasy
Afford, Norfeei
! b.
Black, A.
Buffalo, John
Breedlove, Miss Betty
Bell, Miss Penny
BeasIy, Chas. r.
Burdick, H.. IN. c. r.
Bynum, VIM. P.
Brannon, Dan'I
Boon, Louis
Bridges, Miss Maggie 4
Bracket, Edward
Birgo, John S.
Burt, P. B.
Bevers, FendaIe
Body, Miss Catharine
Bryon, Henry r.
Bass, Henry
BAucon, Elizabeth
Bondy, Mrs. Elizabeth
Child, Orlando /
Cole, BENZ. F.
Cousin, Miss Martha
Collins, John
Carpenter, rhos. f.
Cooper, John l..
CoPlin. Mrs. Elizabeth
Craige, Burton
Conner, John
Cook, Mrs. Tranquelly
Clayton, Mrs. A.
Carr, e. ].
Chubb, ]. M.
Cain, William
Cross, Miss Mary
ChiXhister, E. V
Cotton, Quincy
d.
Day, Reuben
Dudley, Mrs. Lennon
Davis, D. \.
DAVIS, George
Dunn, Col. VIM.
f.
Edwards, VIM.
Evans, David L.
Erafnburt, Henry
Ellen, Miss Caroline
F.
franklin, Green B.
Frensly, Prof. John L. s
Fisher, Benton
Faucet, John Q. w.
Fowler, James
Ford, Watson
Frankling. billy
Parrish, VIM. E.
Fo wler, Joseph l..
Flemming,Aiis MarthaH
Farrer, Mr..
G.
Griffin, Thomas A.
GARRETT, Thomas nj.
Gooch, Miss MiIly
H.
Hall, Weldon
Hinton. WIN. Fl.
Holt, Osborne
Houston, Jefferson P.
Heedee, Miss Lucinda
Henderson, Miss e. D.
Hinton, Miss Angeranah
I1aswelI, PresIy K.
Horton. Benz. or Lacy
Hopkins, Rev. B. Il.
Johnson, Berry
Jones & Smith.
Jones, jeremiah
Jones, G. A.
Johnson, w IN.
Jackson, John
Jackson, VIM.
Jones, Pro. E. A.
Jones, N. c.
Jones, Miss Iennie
Persons calling for any
please say they are advert
January 4ih, 1853.
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re- The Legislature of Maryland assembled at
Anuapolis on Monday last.
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WashingkOn .2GltrS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The Telegraph case was
closed in the Supreme Court to-day MIR. Clifford con.
Guiding for Moore, and Hon. S. p. Chase following
with an able argument in behalf of O'Reilly.
Senator Hunter returned to Washington last even
ing. He keeps quiet and did not GO 10 the Senate
to-day. He will leave for Virginia tonight.
: 1t is said that I40 members of the Virginia Legs-
lature have formally recommended Hon. John S.
Barbour. of Virginia, for cabinet position under
Gen. Pierce.
The statement that the Hon. Z. c. CaheI of
Florida, is in favor of the annexation of Cuba or the
Sandwich Islands, is incorrect. He is opposed to
both, and maintains, in address, that the for
LITIGATION of Key West and other important points OF
the Florida coast, would supercede the necessity Of
annexing Cuba for defence.
The arrangement Of the Cabinet, as publish
ed In the New York papers and copied elsewhere, is
regarded here as IA hoax.
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COnyention of SpirituaEsks at Bosion.


BosToN, Dec. %. A convention of Srirtnalists
met to-day in the Masonic Temple, about two hum
dred being present On the proposition to appoint
a committee TO nominate officers, Mr. Townsend
suggested that the spirits, through the mediums
present, should be invited 10 designate who should
preside. the spirits refuse, then the convention
could follow the example of worldly conventions,
and choose for themselves.
The suggestion of Mr.. Townsend was overrued,
and Jonathan Ufum, of Lynn, was chosen President,
with three Fice-Presidents and two Secretaries.
The Rev. John NJ. Spear read communication
which he had received the night previous from a con-
vcn;on of spiris, recommending platform for this
conventional impressed love, harmony, faith and
patience promising and beautiful manifesto
lions, which would shortly appear and also promised
the attendance of several spirits of high order, who
would be present and unsea the lips of the faithful.
The spiritual communication signed John Muir
ray.
Other communications from spiritdom were read,
predicting the speedy consummalion Of the mission of
Jesus.
Addresses were made by the Rev. John NJ. Spear,
Rev. Mr.. Loveland, Of Charlestown; MIR. IIewett
editor of the New Era and others.
Mr. Hewett commended that Christ and the prophets
were model mediums, their inspired writings
proved.
The convention held three sessions to-day.
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ny~ The Bank of Fayetteville has declared a
semi-annual dividend of four per cent.
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WEDNESDAY, December %.
SENATE.

SEIN 4 I II.
The Chair laid before the Senate a report of the
Secretary of the Interior, giving statement of the
disbursements made by John R. Bartlett the M x-
lean boundary commission.
A joint resolution received from the House au-
thorisng the employment Of two clerks and one mes
senger in the Office OF the superintendent of the pub
lie printing; which was considered and passed.
Mr. Brodhead introduced bill making further pro-
vision against counterfeitng the current coin of the
United States, or passing the same.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Francis p. Fay, elected TO out the unex-
pred term of the late Hon. r. r. Rantoul, of Mas
sachusetts, appeared in the hail. and took his scat.
MIR. Stany proposed resolution designed to pre-
vent the publication in the Daily Globe of speeches
not delivered in the hall, which gave rise TO debate
in which many members participated. The resolu-
ton was finally adopted.
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IuSt Received.
= BBLS. Mercer Potatoes
- 800 lbs, Cod Fish, Salmon Mackcrc, HerriRgs.
&c, &c. ssrszs s.7,ss,l -s.7
+ 5 doz Beef Tongues.
SO Boxes Sperm, Adamsnline and Tal!ow Candies
10 bills. Family Flour,
esDccembcr g. 1859. 80 81 -...f T..
Fer &GiEc, q
4 NO House Woman. Sho Is good Washer and
n Ironcr-Iikcly and young.
JOHN c. MOORE
Dec, a. 1852. l2.-3L
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Decision an Tie ProUidence Liquor Case rconsk
fiOuoLif,y Df the ToIy

Decision" an hbe ProUidece Liquor Case Unconsttu-
tioraHty Of the LaL0.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Deer 80. The case Of VIM.
H. Green vs. the city of Providence, for the seizure
of certain liquors, brought before the Cont by writ
of rePleVin, TO recover said liquors, which
deInned by the Court of Magistrates, decided by
Judge Curtis, giving his opinion that the law of this
State under which the property in the con-
demned is unconstitutional, because there no suf-
6eien complaint and secondly, because the plain
tiff was deprived of his property by criminal prose-
al by jury without submitting to conditions which
the LegI stature had no constitutional power to i'm
pose. The court also thought the order not simply
vodable but absolutely weld, the magistrates having
no jurisdiction over the proceeding-and they gave
judgment for the plaintiff on the demurrer, with
nominal damages.
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NearOas VanEAG.

.~- NegsOes Wanted.
tl subscrber viii pay the highest cash prices for
? runlUar young Negroes.
K. D. ATKINSON
s'nithfclJ, Dec. 2eth. 1852 I3-u