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tha.t the party should be driven much loWot in (he One Hundred Boxi 6f CONGRESS. IN THE SENATE, on Monday, the bill to ex- 'scale of talent and character in the search after a I tend, for ten years, tlie charters of the Banks in the candidate, even he might have a meeting called, say on Sleepy Creek, or in "the dark corner," and be written to for his sentiments. Tbe only difficulty in the way, might be the General's proverbial modesty and aversion to holding office. Col. Richard M.Johnson has arrived at Washington City.

FT1HE Subscriber offers for sale ONE HUNDRED BOXES OF BAR SOAP, manufactured nt' the Faycttcyille (N. Candle Factory," and warranted equal if not superior to Colgate's best No. 1 Heing determined to devote all necessary attention to the bOsiness, and it at a reduced price. (." cents a prjurtd by the box,) he hopes tr a due share of public patronage. All order tlianklully rrccivvd and promptly attended W.

McL. MrK Fuyctt exilic, May 50, 184-1. 7 1 llmt fact htite taken a step, without tlic least need-iv nr justification, or txcusc for no better purpose, for aiiv other, than that proclaimed the other day 1 tlir I'vler Central Committee, of presenting "new s'' to tlif People at the Presidential Election -hicii they know must, if they arc borne out in it, wine a war wit1' dicy CIU1 8UC In. overawing her by a show of force, or appeal-. wounded feelings by apologies and bribcsJof as are said to have been in advance tendered to her.

Wc trust tlmt among our readers there is not one is capable )J" regarding with unconcern the by his (iovcraincnt of the existing i ol amitv, ol boundary, and of commerce be-. doled St ites and Mexico; nor one who shudder at the thought of wantonly in vol t-' 'whc nation in war for an object not only not cs-" the n.itioiml honor or welfare, but actually jfri-lf nf expediency so doubtful that many of the and our citizens arc opposed to it under fircuniMiinceR. Thr I lobe is very earnest in its denunciation nf MARRIED, In this town, on the 16th instant, by the- Rev. JWeOowan Mr. ISH AM CARVER, of this county, to Mr LUCY AWN WATTS, of this town.

At Rovkfish raetory, on the 16th inst, by Rev. S. Cohort, Mr. ARCHIBALD GRAHAM to Miss MARGARET McDONALD. At Smilhville, On tlie 7th inst, by the Rev.

Richard H. Wilhner, Capt GEOR(iE TAYLOR, U. S. to Miss EMELINE, daughter of Dr. S.

B. Everett of that place. At Smtthville, Bnr-jswick county, on the 12th Mr. EDGAR WILLIAMS, of Charleston, S. C.

to Miss SUSAN O. A. POTTER, of SmithviUe. In Cherar. on the 9th instant, by the Rev Henry ElwelU Mr.

EDMUND J. WADDELL to Miss ELIZABETH R. TURNER, eldest daughter ol F. Turner, all of that place. Irl 1 1 II I ILIBIIWI1 DIED, In this town, on Monday niht last, MARY GREEN, infant daughter of Dr.

Win. P. Mallet t. aged about 4 months. In this town, on Friday last, HERBERT, infant son of Amasa and ChirWa Ann Ablen, aged 7 wks.

Tttti TATRIFF. TImj rejection of Gen. McKayV bill to repeal the Tariff, has confounded the leaden of Locofocoisrn in the South. These leaders had so often and so confidently assured the humbugged people, that no soon as they got into power Uicy would repeal this iniquitous Whig measure, that they arc now at tlicir wits' end to devise sonic excuse for the vote of the House, a House containing 13C Loco-locos to 81 Whig. Van Buren wrote to the Richmond Enquirer, that he was opposed to the present Tariff, both in its principles and its details; and yet he has not induced his friends to vote for its repeal or amendment This wc suppose is being a Southern man with Northern principles.

Gen. Saunders told the people of this District last Summer, whilst ojiking tlirm to send him to Congress, "that the Northern Democrats were pledged to the Southern Democrats to repeal tlic present Tariff, and reduce the duties." Did the veracious General speak the truth? If so, the Northern Democrats have proved faithlent to their pledge, as Loco-focoism will ever prove faithless to any pledge which VAN BUREN'S TEXAS LETTER. When this letter first appenrcd; it was a matter of universal remark, that, for once in his life, tlic wily politician had spoken out his mind plainly, so that every one could understand him. He was uttcily, (so the world thought,) oguinst the Treaty, and against the admission of Texas, according to the lights now before him. Tlic remark was even made, that, strong as was the position of Mr.

Clay on the subj'Ct, Mr. Van Buren went beyond him in hostility to the measure. And such Was, at first, the Globe's opinion, apparently. But the Globe understands Van better than most people. That paper is now engnged in an HILLSBOROUGH ACADEMY.

flHE undersigned, the Trustees of the Hillsho-A rough Academy', have the satisfaction announcing to the publfc, that they have secured tlie scmccs of Mr. JOHN BINGHAM and Mr, JAMES H. NORWOOD, who us joint nncip.ils will succeed Mr. J. Bin-rham.

the pres-nt able head of tlK- school, -ho retiies from his clwir'at the expiration nf this These gentlemen lVe t-ren bnm- nr. uisinct of was passed, 22 to 14. After some other business, a long Executive session was held. On Tuesday, the bill to abolish the office of Solicitor cf the General Land Grace, was passed, after debute, 25 to 16. The resolution to adjourn on the 17th June, was laid on the table, 24 to 16.

And the Senate went into Executive session. On Wednesday, private bills; and then an Executive bession. On Thursday, Mr. Jamagin, from the select committee on the subject, reported, that Mr. Nilcs, though laboring under mental and physical debility at tins time, is not of unsound mind, in the technical sense of the phrase, and that he be permitted to qualify and tako his seat in tlic Senate.

The report was unanimously concurred in, and Mr. Nilcs accordingly was sworn and took his seat Private bills and Executive business occupied the pitting. On Friday, the resolution fixing a time for adjournment was laid on the table, 21 to 20. A long Executive session Was held. On Saturday, a number of private bills were passed, and th-n the Senate went into Executive session.

In the HOUSE, on Monday, the resolution from of annexation of Texis, so long as war (V I Her ami nicxicu. ii says, uiui iv nlvmg us the war, sacrificing the .,.,,,,1.1 be IMVIi of the country, surrendering our national cha- llflll'lf 1 l.l rwl errtru VMltlltlniT th Con- At Roekfish. 12th Miss CHRISTIAN Mc-DONALD, eldest daughtef of Mrs. C. McDonald.

She hd been for some time member of the Pres-bvterian Church, and in her deportment Was social, kind, aud cheerful. A dutiful and affectionate sister, she has left a wide Circle of relatives and friends to mourn their loss, a kiss, we arc fully assured in believing, is her eternal gain. Com. At Vicksburg, (Mississippi.) on the 23d ultimo, in the K3d year of his age, Major BUR WELL VlCK, an old and much-estecncd resident of lh.it place attempt, (in which wc confess it is somewhat successful,) to show that instead of being opposed to annexation, as straight-forward reader would suppose, annexation has no warmer or more efficient friend than hel The Globe sets out in this reading of Van it is not its interest to keep. Whether he spoke the truth or not, however, he deceived those who relied upon his assurance, and they should call him to account fnt it.

If the tnith must be spoken, neither the General nor his Northern allies are to be depended on. It is slated that one of the leaders from a neighboring county, when he heard of the rejection of the hill, suid that "they arc a set of rascals" -meaning, of course, those of his own party who had voted against McKay's birl. We hope that Southern Locofocos will learn two lessons from the vote: first, that their own men j-jrti'T Ir t. winch -rives the power to make war, not to President and Senate, but to Congress; and in slin-t that "no honest mind can fail to perceive that ti.i. ri.ition i- bound in crood faith to abstain, while treaties exist with Mciico, from making tlic new Treaty now pmjioscd with Texas." Tl is is stronjHanguagc, but not stronger than the r-ca ion calls We hope it will have its effect tliosr I-ocnfocos who, upon a superficial examination of the subject, arc induced to go for the rrt the Senate, fixing on the 27th inst.

for the adjournment of Congress, wns taken up, amended by sub And from their high mor.il character, tlicirexperience. alld known qualification, both us and leach' ers, the Trustees believe they 1u.1v ehiert'ully a-if heartily recommend the school to thv confidence of the public. The Trustees their corillai uJ maintaining and advancing the preen! reputation of the school, and the correct deportment instruction of the students. This institution is designed to he sfrictlv tory to the Uiiiversity. we are permitted to into the President and Faculty with re to the dm--racier and qualifications of the inst meters1.

'I he Fall session will commence on 16th day of July next. JAMES WEilii, THOMAS CLWCV. EKED. NASH, EDM STKCDWICK, CAD. JONES.

JOHN" W. NOKWOuD, JAS. PHILLIPS, JOHN I KIKKLAND JOHN TAYLOR, jV7jr I. SELEC Classical and JMathnnaliral riIHE subscriber, having resigned tbe charge A Hillsborough Academy, contemplate-- op-tun-- SELECT SCHOOL, twelve miles south HillsIorough, and the same distance, st n.aii-. from Chapel Hill.

His leading motive hi riln -ii I'll i own sons in the and bis ction leen made with special reference to this ol i. ef. Major Vick was a native of Southampton comity, Virginia, and was born in the year 1761. During the Revolutionary war he served his country irl several campaigns as a volunteer, was engaged in the battle of Stono. below Charleston, and at the capture of-'-CoriiWidlis." In the 21st year of his age he emigrated to North Carolina, in which State he resided until the year lf07, when he removed to the Territory of Mississippi, where he had since resided as a planter.

In Chemw, on the 11th r.ftcr a short illness, Mr. THOMAS R. ELLERBE, aged about2l years, a resident of Marlborough District. In Baltimore, on Thursday last, Mr. DAVID BARNUM, the well known proprietor of Barnum's Hotel.

FAYETTEVILLE MARKET. May 22. and measures arc not to be relied on in time of trial; and the second, that a measure ujoii which the whole Whig party is united, and in which nearly a third of their opponents have been obliged to concur, in defiance of the severest party drill that ever was attempted, can not be otherwise than a wise, patriotic, and useful measure-. The Richmond Whig says, sincerely cpngrntulatc the country upon this Burcn's letter backwards, with the remark, that "We have concluded to state, in our oicn language, and os concisely and clearly as we can, its important points: the positions which Mr. Van Bin en discusses, in assumes, in relation to the annexation of Texas to the United States, as a part of its territory from which new may thereafter be lorni-ed, ut the discretion of Confess.

This has become the more important, been use, both from personal conversations with political friends, and from reading our exchange papers, we perceive that the letter nut tcell understood bv those who appear to have formed, and who freely express opinions in regard to it and its author; and in some grave instances it is positively mineprccnted, where we are compelled to believe that niitundeiitandivg, and not design, is the cause of the error." The Globe then goes on to give its own version of Van Burcn's meaning, which of course differs widely from the common understanding; and it calls upon its parly nt least "to read our brief statement of what we believe to be tlie substance of this important letter," fcr. fee. Subsequently, the Clobc tells Mr. Ritchie that c-ven he, the veteran Editor of the Richmond Enquirer, has "mistaken its position, its purport, its real conclusions," (that is, of Van's letter.) Ritchie, like every body else, had read the letter forward, and hnd announced in his address of tlie Central Com stituting the 17th of June for the 27th May, passed and returned to tlie Senate for concurrence. The day spent on District of Columbia business.

Tuesday was spent in like manner. On Wednesday, many reports from Committees were presented. Tlie bill to fix a uniform day for the election of E-lectors of President and Vice President of the United States, was passed, 1 11 votes to 34. And so, if the Senate conc the Presidential election will hereafter he held in all the States on the Tuesday next after the first Monday of November. On Thursday, alter considerable debate, the whole subject of the fight between Messre.

White and Rathbuu. w-iis laid on tlic tabic, with the understanding thnt it was not to be taken up, on motion of Mr. Weller, by a vote of 2 to 73. The true oliey oi ims country is, in i rj fmM remain exactly as she is, an independent mlilic. England has formally disclaimed all idea of interfering with her, or of ailiance with her.

It will I lime enough for us to go to war when England volutes this pledge. Annexation would entail a war ii)on us; increase our public debt'fmm 10 to 20 mil-Loos, to pay the dibt of Trx is. which we would be o'jliijeil to assume connect us with a rcry bud, rest-less, turbulent population; extend our territory beyond reasonable" bounds, oblige, us to keep upamuch hrircr army to guard it; aru depreciate greatly the v.ilue of real estate in all- llip. Southern Atlantic A id what would those States gain? Some suppose that they would gaiu political jjowcr, or at least event. Now can we confident I sav that the Tariff I bar.

40 a 35 Brandy, peach, Ditto, apple, 33 Mackerel, hf. bl. I No. 1, Ti a 8 27 a 20 8 a 10 27 a 30 30 a 3. 7." aeO MolasaCS, Oats.

)il, Linseed, Bacon, Beeswax, Butter, Bale Rope, Coffee, Cot ton, of 1842, WILL NOT HE CHANGED for years to come, and that it is tlte permiment, fixed and immutable policy of the Government. People may now go to work in confidence that enterprise will not be crippled by the action of government, and bankruptcy be caused by its unftable legislation. Public ten-t tin nt i obeyed, and a Tariff for Revenue with incidental protection to home ludtutrv, it the settled S-J a 94i Nails, cut, 3 a5i 54 a ei Powder, keg, Rags, Cotton Bag'ng, lf a 20 Com, 50 a 55 Copperas, 3 a 'A Sugar, brown, policy of the country, let xchati rr Party prevail, 8u 8 a 10 14 12 alt 45 a 50 or details apply to linn postpaid at lliils'-o-mugh, till November next, whui the sche.ol i.s to begin. W. J.

BIN'CH VM. Hillsborough, Mtty 8, If i f. CAPITALS. G. Gregory Co.

Ilaiiazcrse ALEXANDRIA" LOTTE The Eatcm Harbor Bill was taken up, debated, pasxrd, to SO. It makes appropriations for the -liiiTovcmcpt of flailiors in the Atlantic States, i I-i this lull is included an appropriation of 20,000 I tor improvement of the Fear River below Candles, F. 11 a Lump, Ionf, Salt, (bushel,) or let Who will be re ir.il ent. 1 is a preat event in the history of tlie country, und is the first decisive step towards restoring it to the prosperity in which Jarksanimn iourid Hour, new, 3i a $1 Ff ithery, 25 mitter of Virginia, that its positions wen- identical with Mr. Clay's.

But the Gloix- tells him this is all wrong; and that Mr. Ritchie "will become entirely satisfied of this if he will do us the honor to read ton The Western Ha.ixir bill passed some Wilmm; Weeks O.i Sack, 2 Fallow, Tin, box, I Tobacco, leaf, Wheat, Whiskey, Wool, a $2 25 ti a 7 $10 1 i a 3 7." a 80 25 a 28 124 a 15 Fl ixseed, 90 a $1 00 Hides, green. 4 a 5 dry, 8 a 10 Iron, 44 a Iard, C4 a '1 Lime, Mr. Saimder3 wished to get an expli- article of That is, to arrive at Van preserve their equality power with the free States. Hut this cannot lit- w.

Delaware is a Slave State onK in name, and she will soon cease to be so at all. Added to the 13 free States, she gives them the even in th Senate, whilst in the House I'm- have it by a large majority. Tlu-se free States will maintain that ascendancy, for thc' will never rnrinit a new slave State to come into the U-ninti without admitting a free State at the some time. II. icl s.

the day is not distant when Kentucky and ir. I drained by emigration of their slaves, will I iree States also. It is idle therefore to talk of ac-, Texas lor the purpnso of maintaining the of power of the Slave States. his from White for some remarks yesterday, FURTHER SIGNS OF TROUBLE. The Iiocofoeos are at sea without rudder or compass, and tlic storm which is hov.Tmir around their rotten hulk, and tearing their tattered flaw, is of their own raising.

They have sowed the wind, and now they are reaping the whirlwind. The signs of sinking arc too not ren's real meaning, Mr. Ritchie need whi'-ii, he said, were a direct reflection on his report relative t- llie light, and upon the author of tlic re-jiort. Bii! In could not obtiin the floor. DOMESTICS.

1-4 Sheeting, Fayetteville manufacture, ets. pr. yd. Cotton Yarn, Nos. 5 to 10, 17 to lb cts.

REMARKS. Business is very dull. Not much Cotton at market Sales 5J to 6, and 6J for choice. lass ') lor If ii. to ue drawn at Alexandra, i.

on Saturday' the 81I1 of June, 1- I i. SPLENDID PRIZES. $30,000, 810,000, $3, COO, $2,420, $2,000, 7a Prizes of $1000, i of $,300, Tickets 10 Halves Quarters $2 Certificate of a package pf 2.7 wholes 1 1 i (M Ditto ditto 25 halves 7" I i Ditto ditto quarters 'A. I All. in-' niiunportunt business, the House ad many to be mistaken, either by themselves or the sectatora.

journed, to Monday. J'Among those which hive manifested themselves letter, but the Globe's All this reminds us of Gen. Jackson's Proc1n illation, and Mr. Ritchie's second edition of that celebrated paper. The State Rights fr lings oi" the Virginians were ao shocked at the Federalism ol the Proclamation, that Mr.

Ritchie, not daring to denounce it, obtained from Gen. Jackson an authorized version totally abandoning all its ultra Federalism and asserting (trongly their opposite. Thus all parties were satisfied, all being humbugged. And it will be, doubtless, in the present instance. since, our last, arc the following: The Richmond Enquirer publishes a tter from Messrs.

Geo. W. Hopkins and A. A. Chapman, an WILMINGTON MARKET May 15.

Steam Mill Lumber 12 00 a 14 00; River Lumber, Wide Boards 5 00 a 5 50; Flooring 10 00 a 11 00; Timber 5 50 a 6 50; Staves. W. O. rough, 12 00 a 15 bO; dressed, 20 00: R. O.

7 50 a 8 00; Shingles 1 5(1 a 4 (HI; Corn 4 a 50; Salt, coarse, 25 a 2t; Rice 2 75 a 3 00. Naval Starrs. Turpentine, (virgin dip) has sold Uuren Locofoco members of Congress from Virginia, in which this very nr markablc admission is made: -i "With all our.rcspect for Mr. Van Kuren.and with I nil our desire to see him deemed from the shameful The Washington correspondent of the Boston defeat of 14I, ire do not think his election now dnlr of M- 10. that -the Prc- ''There tnii be im happiness, no security in the co.nmu nft except in the inauitrnniice of the law." Such was the remark of the lion.

Horace Binney, at Pli.ljdehihia, when urging a public meeting of the citizens to take the most effectual measures to put an end to the reign of mob violence. The sentiment deserves to be written in letters of gold over every door, and to be impressed indelibly upon every heart, in the land. Mobs seldom begin at the right place to reyenge a wrong, and they never stop at the right xiint. Their acts can never he justified, and every good cilizcr owes it to the country, to the community in which he byes, to his neighbor, and to himself, to set Ins face as a ruck against every attempt citlicr to wnst the law tlic hands of its authorized administrators, or to justify such an act in cithers, be isjthin the inge of the remotest probability." sidciit is determined upon another convocation of We entirely concur in the National Intelligencer's Congress, if it adjourns without favorable action upon remark on this admission, that "it is nearly certain. ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No.

21 for to be drawn nt Alexan.li 1.1, D. On Saturday the 15th of June, 1M I. PRIZES. $25,000, $10,000, 4,000, 3,000, 10 Prizes of 2,000, 0 of 500, 3 0 of 400, 12 Drawn Nos. out of (iG.

Tickets 10 Halves Quarters 8 -Certificate of a package of 22 wholes 110 (0 Ditto ditto 22 halves 00 Ditto ditto 22 quarters 27 50 3g L5 CJgo LD 3J2 S2 In Six Prizes of thc treaty, with the hope to pass it by a joint resolution of the two Houses." nevertheless, that Mr. Van Buren will receive the nomination for the Presidency at the Baltimore "De A li-tter from the well informed correspondent of the N'. V. Express siys that there is a serious talk of imH aching Mr. Tyler, lie Fays, also, Unt ou Thurs-dav last, in secret session, five of the Ivofoco Sena-l rs irain.it Annexation, viz: Messrs.

Benton, Tipjiaii. Allen, Ath.rton and Wright; whilst Bu-cli ei.in and Woodbury advocated it. TVI.EU AND TEXAS." We Irani that an ufT.iir off nt Piltsboroilgh Inst week. Soi'ik- ol the lyicoloro leaders called' a inevtmjj to the subject of Annexation of Texas. The was general, and so a large number were A discussion of the subject eiMtucd, in which the prior ipul speaker in fjvorof Annexation was Mr.

i' kson, the latr Iocofoco member of Assembly, who r. to so rflJ-ctivrly by John II. Haligls-t mil rM ui rice Q. Waddell, Esrys. thul Dr.

Hanks, Oil" I -f the lea ders, romplained of th attendance of i-ise who were opposed to immediate Annexation. Mr. Jarli.von id candor enousjli to state, that he had rtn! mi rting to be open to all parties, and had iiiui'd free discussion. Ilut tliis not satisfying Dr. II ui'rs, and he nrikiiYj; some further complaint, Mr.

this week at 2,32. but on yeste-dny it brought only old dip brings about 2,10. Tar is lling ut 1,17. Timber, Iinmber, df. Timber remains at about tlie same that it for several weeks, t-nv 5 to Glf, allho' it requires a good article to bring the latter price.

Fl-ioring boards arc worth 1 1 wide boards 5J, and scantling 1J to 5. Shingles have 1 brought 14 to 2 dls. this week. A cargo of 200 hhds. Cuba molasses sohl yesterday for about 23 cents.

Some Northern hay sold from the wharf in lots at 00 cents. A lot cow peas brought cents from vessel. Chronicle. CHERAW MARKET 14. Bacon t'l a 7J: Beeswax 22 a 25: Coffee 11 a 12J: mocratic" Convention; and it is quite certain that the Mr.

WebstiT delivered a strong Whig speech at Boston a few days ago, which wc intended to publish, but find we have not room. Whigs will beat with even greater ease any other candidate wliom the "Democracy" may set up, than .1 1 u. 1 a liie iinii' i't lk, 11 y-eu There has been no further out- r. 1 6 THE RIOTS man is safe except in the maintenance of the law; and he who takes it into his own hind to-day, may lc the victim of mob-law to-morrow. they will beat Mr.

Van Buren, should he be the man." The Central Committee of the New York Ixicofo-cos, earnestly culls on the party to stand by Mr. Van Buren; whilst the Marylanders are inclining to Cass. Tlic Globe docs not intermit its assaults upon the Calhoun wing of tin: Locofoco party, but rather increases in the impetuosity and virulence of the war. ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 22 for 1644, to be drawn ut Ah D.

on Saturday the 22d of June, 1-11. BRILLIANT SCHEME. Six Prizes of $10,000, nmountmtr, to Sixty Thousand Dollars! $3,500, 2,340, 25 Prizes of 1,000, 53 of 400, 200 of 200, 75 Number lottery 13 Prawn Ballots. Cotton a Com 40 a 50; Flour 3 75 a 4 25; Feathers 25 a 30; Iron 5 Lime 3 a Molasses 35 a 37J; Nails, cut, a At New Orleans, Cotton 4 to 84, chiefly 6 to Gj At Augusta, Cotton 5J to tij. At New York, Upland Cotton to HJ; steady, and increased sales.

Beeswax 30 to Flour 4 62 to 5 25. Com 50 to 52. At Charleston, Cotton 5J to 8J. Com 57 to GO. Total receipts of Cotton bales, against 2,208,017 last year.

The crop will reach 2,000,000 'II i i'hton moved that all who were opposed to iiu- iiii ite A nm adjourn to the Court. House. break in Philadelphia, the city being guarded by armed citizens and military for several days after the dispersion of tlic mob. Tlie property destroyed is estimated at from a quarter to half a million of dollars worth, which, thcrr. is some cons4.ition in knowing, the city will have to pay for.

But it i supposed that the loss by the interruption of the regular business, is far more than the loss by fire. And tlic loss of character to the city is incalculable. Rewards of from 100 to 1000 dollars have been offered for tlie apprehension of the rioters and incendiaries. Many arrests have been made. Th Philadelphia papers deny that the Native A-mericans are responsible for these outrages.

So far from sanctioning them, they turned out to protect property and maintain the laws. The mischief was perpetrated by comparatively a few persons of the In consequence of information received from Judge Wayne, tht he cannot be in Raleijh, to hold the V. S. Circuit Court, till after the 4th day of June, Jude Potter has directed the Marshal to adjourn the ensuing Term of the Court till that day, instead of the usual period, viz: the 4th Monday ol May inst. COOD.

C. C. Langdon, (Editor of the. Mobile Advertiser,) in a speech at Baltimore a few days a-po, among many other good things, said, "if Tyler did not get Texas, he hoped Texas would gel Tyler." A gci.cral shout responded to the happy idea. A rrreat Texas Meeting was held in Charleston on Tuesday of last week.

They resolved to go for Texas "Now or Never." I In etFect was. conclusive The crowd rushed to the House, and a little squad, variously stated at fr-mi I to TJ, aj left to psss the Texas resolutions, bales. v.jiii-h, we suppo', will apH-ar in the Standard, fcc Port of Wilmington. Tickets 10 Halves $5 Quarters 2 5C Certificates of pucksfrcs of 25 wholes $s30 (IM Ditto ditto 25 halves (Ml Ditto ditto 25 quarters 32 50 alexandulaTlottery, Class No. 23 for 1844, to be drawn in Al nichi i.

D. on Saturday the 2Jlh of June, ls 1. GRAND SCHEME. the r- snlt of a nu-Vnig of the people of Chatham. Mr.

llaiighton Mr. Waddell deserve tlic pub-f. lh inks for their prompt and effectual interposition Its long article of Wednesday night last is especially bitter. It is a reply to Mr. Rhelt, who, as the G'obc asserts, borrowed the money to carry on tlic "Spec-tutor," the Calhoun organ in Washington, and now edits that paper, though the Representative in Congress from the Charleston District The Globe says, that Mr.

Rhett, as Editor, has attacked Mr. Van Buren almost daily, notwitlistanding the latter was tlic "chosen champion" to deliver the South from the bondage of the selected as such by 24 out of the 2G States. This conduct the Globe considers "as effectual war upon tbe cause us the open support of Mr. Clay, to which it i said other infatuated followers of Mr. Calhoun have come." It charges Mr.

Rhett und his friends in Congress with an ut tempt to form a coalition with the Tariff party in Pennsylvania, for the purpose of defeating Van Buren, even at the sacrifice of the South. And it further charges that Mr. McKay's bill was defeat to am st the progress of error, and to prevent the in litjcul cajital out of tins accidental COTTON BURNT. At Selma, on the 29lh the warehouse of Messrs. Harrison and lletiril.

Some of those who fired the churches zm was destroyed by fire, with 400 bales of Cot lowest class TYi- $30,000, $10,000, $5,690, 12 I i Chatham County, the Candidates are, William ton und a stock ol goods. lss trom 411 to Esq. ftir the Senate; John H. Haughton, I'aniel Hackney, and John S. Guthrie, Esqs.

for the ARRIVALS. May 12. Schrs. Jonas from New York, C. E.

Thorn from David Rogers from Geo. Klotts from Philadelphia. 13. Brigs I. Peterson from New York Porto Rico from Boston; Schrs.

Thaddcus from New York, Regulus from Palestine from Philadelphia, North Carolina from Sarnh Ann from New River, Cordelia from Beaufort, N. Illinois from Champion from Middleton, N. C. 14. Brigs Juan I de Cartagena from New York, Belle from Schrs.

Charlotte from Alvardo, Cuba, Lafayette from Plymouth, N. C. CLEARANCES. May 11. Schrs.

Joseph Marsh for New Orleans, Savannah for Mystic, Conn. 12. Brig Moxy for Falmouth, Ja. 13. Danish brig Therese for Euioc.

14. Brigs Clinton for Martinique, N. F. F.othing-ham for Demarara. 15.

Schr. Harp for Havana. 1 1 -ar ominous strong Ticket. There is no dan-rer of Judge Nasli has taken the Oaths of Office, prescribed by law, and is, now, therefore, duly commissioned as one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of North Carolina. Raleigh Hegister.

zes of $2,000, 30 ditto of 50 ditto of 50 of $500, 75 of $300, Tickets $10 Halves $5 Quarters $2 50. Certificates of packujes of wlioles 1 10 00 Ditto ditto 2(i halves 70 (Ml Ditto ditto 2(i quarters 35 00 Ii itliam sending a l)cofoco this time. FOR ANSON! Our friends, in Anson promise to swell their -1100 Whigs" to 1200 by POSTSCRIPT. ed on account of the to its fate manifested by Mr. Rhett and his Southern associates.

"This warfare upon Mr. Van Buren (adds the Globe,) has been manifest to every body attending wrre recognized by the olicc as old convicts, many of them were boys, and none of them could be pointed out as members of the American party. The thing to be regretted is, that prompt and decided measures were not adopted to put down the riot on the first day of its occurrence. The North Carolinian follows the Globe in attributing the late riots in Philadelpnia to the Wliigs. The Philadelphia papers denounce this assertion as the vilest slander, as wc have no doubt it is.

From the United States Gazette of Monday. Tlie Hnintt. We paw on Saturday the ruins in Kensington, the hlackenrd crumbled walls of tlie church, the schoolhouse, and of many, very many dwelling tiouses that the passions of men had doomed to destruction. The heart sickens at such exhi Nnvi iiiber next Anson is in the hulJit of redeeming Ii- iri)inies, he is no rcpudiator, as all know who -have had occasion to rely on her. We sc her down therefore as "good for 1200 votes fof Clay and iiUidiuyBcii." Til- Whig of Caswell County have formed a Clay h'l, Jas.

Mehane, Esq. President; J. P. Harrison, $17 Orders for Tickets and Shnres und Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, arid official account of each Drawing sent, immeuiatrly after it is over, to all who order from us. Address J.

G. GREGORY Managers. Washington City, D. May 18, 1844. 7-idpd Mr.

Graham addressed tlie people of Wake nt Raleigh on Monday last, and was replied to by Mr. Jas. R. Shepard. Wc have no particulars, the Register being issued before the first, speech was delivered.

He will address the people of Sampson, at Clinton, on Friday next For nest week, Mr. Graham's appointments are At Smitbfield, Johnston, on Tuesday, May 28. At Louishurg, Franklin, on Thursday, May 30. At Henderson, Granville, on Friday, May 31. At Oxford, on Saturday, June 1.

PRINT WAREHOUSE IN NEW YORK, To supply the City and Interior Trade, by tin- l'ieef" or Package, tlje sessions of the House during the winter." "The incessant efforts made by these gentlemen, tending to distract the democratic party, have convinced us that they do not desire the union of the party, nor indeed THE UNION OF THE STATES." The Globe says in another article that it lias seen "whole quires" of letters from the State of N. York, from Democrats who all profess to be warm friends of Van Buren, but regret that "he can't be elected." It thinks the writers are all looking to the White Hoasc for a crumb from Tyler. GEN. CASS. A letter from Gen.

Casa is pub-lished in the Globe, in which he advocates "immediate annexation." and Johnson, wc uppose, will be pressed for nomination by those Locofocos who arc in favor of immediate annexation, and op- toinn, and A. S. Yancey, Vice Presidents; I). G. H-iU rtson, Recording Secretary: and John Kerr, firresiionding Secretary.

One of the first 6teps of the Club was to take measures for the selection of a N'I'ig Candidate for Elector of that District, for wh.i John Kerr, Esq. was recommended Wm. W. Chorry, Esq. of Bertie, wc are glad to cr.

has licen selected as the Whig Candidate for E-' "or 111 the Edenlon District NOTICE. THE Subscriber, some 6hort time since, lost or mislaid a parcel of Notes, viz: One Note on Jno. C. Wicker tor $14; two Notes on Jesse Spi-vy, one for 76, the other for 36; one Notc on Arch'd McDougald for 14; one Note on Duncan orison for 4 50; one Note on Colin McFadyen for 60, with some credits; two Notes on Hugh A. Cameron, one for $10, the other for one Note on Alex.

Buie for 10; one Receipt against William Berryman for a debt against John Mclver for 36; one Note on Win. Campbell for 2 50; -one Judgment against Matthew Wicker's son Edward for 10. The dates of none of the above aie recollected. All persons arc hereby cautioned against trading for said Notes, and the makers thereof from paying the same to any one but myself. DONALD McDOUGALD.

Moore County, May 15, 1844. 7-3wpd R. D. ADDINGTON, SIIZGEO.V IEJTlSTi FROM VIRGINIA, pectfony acquaints the Indies and Gcn-. of Fuyetteville and its vicinity, that he be found (for a short time) at the Lafay- From 113 Tearl Street to 4 CEDAR STREET.

Aor JJ'illiam Shed, The proceedings of the Clay Club of Moore is un-tivoidably postponed till next week. ENCOURAGE DOMESTIC MANUFAC- The Subscribers have now in Store, 3000 BACOX' (Hams shouijcr8 and 500 lbs. Lard, 50 bbls. Flour, 10 ditto No. 2 'lerel, 25 ditto Whiske' '25 ditto Brandy 10 Bottler' 520 bv 20 bui They have also oi Stork of Amonj whi', Alum anc" mon Chcwinjr van ty of other articles.

Air icy will sell lo- 1 1 RES. We have a specimen of Bar Soap, manu- iosed to Van Buren. It is confidently asserted at Washington, that there bitions, and inquires for the justice of man that allowed of such unlawful, unruly violence; or the justice of. Heaven, which seemed to sleep amid the wrong doings of the wicked, both when the murders were committed anti the property wasted. We learned nothing there to answer that inquiry, but, returning by the way of Fourth street, we went up arid stood amid the smouldering ruins of Saint Augustine's; and when we renewed our inquiry, our eye rested on the uppermost portion of the opposite wall, from which the fire had peeled every particle of plastering and licked off the decorative paint; but, as if in defiance of the wrath of man and the fury of the flames, there stood in clear uninjured letters the inscription, "77e Lord Seeth." And wc turned away satisfied in our heart, and exclaiming, in quiet submission, Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right!" DROUGHT The Mississippi and Georgia papers ore full of complaints of the long continued drought, with which we in North Carolina have also been afflicted.

We learn that the late planted corn and cotton docs not come up, and that every where the prospect of crops is bad. tact.ired by Mr. W. McL. McKay, (sec his wh.ch appears to us to be in every respect "I'i'd; if not superior to, the No.

1 Northern article f'-r winch wc pay a cent a pound higher price. We "commend it to our readers. LEE BREWSTER give notice to the Denier- in Dry Goods, that they have removed their Warehouse for Printed CaliciKS, Exclusively, frrmi Pearl, to 44 Cedar street. I'y confining (heir attention to Prints only, L. B.

are ermhled to t-xbibir an assortment far surpassing any ever before offered in America and i sell at prices as low and Iiower than houses whose attention is divided aiuo.i a large variety of articles. The Stock eonsints of several thousands of Vnt-terns and Colorings, embracing every variety of American and Wtareign Prints In market many styles of which nre sot up for their own sales, ond cannot Lc Imd Ise-where, except in second hands. Dealers in Prints will find it for their inlenst examine this ltock before making their purchases they win have the advantage of learnin? the lowest market prices and comparing nil the desirable sK li 3 in market side bv side. Catalogues nf Price3, correctf (1 with verv variation of the Market, are placed in the hands of lniy'T. May 1, Ifc'H.

7-1 Vp.l' tor Cash, or exchange lor Wduce. COOK HOD jS, Hay street Hon. Messrs. Morris, pf Wethcrcd of Md. mid Barringer and Clingman of N.

C. are entitled to "ir thanks lor valuable documents, May 21, 1844. 7tf p. arc letters of a different character from Gen. Cass, which may be published "and which will present him in a very unenviable light before the Peopl whose good opinion he seems willinglo court at tlie sacrifice of consistency, good sense, and even common decency.

A Van Buren man, it appears, has the anti Texas letter, and an anti Van Buren man tbe letter for Texas. This looks too much like Van Buren, to succeed. Levi Woodbury and Gen. Nathan Towson have been nominated somewhere for the Presidency, forthwith catechised about Texas, and both, nothing loth, have written letters in reply favorable to Annexation. Wc would respectfully suggest to Gen.

Saunders, Cipe Fear Navigation Company. mless professionally engaged elsewhere, ing to consult Irim are requested to call licable, especially those who desire st Artificial Teeth inserted, as this opera-imes requires considerable time. Trie sev-tons of plugging, cleaning, regulating and rg the Teeth, shall always be r- 1 in ust and kindest manner, improved scientific plates as to fit comfortably. 184-fc 5tfi fpHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be JL held on Friday, 31st May, (inst.) in the To" of Fayetteville. r- E.

L. WINSLO May 17, 1644. A counterfeit notc on the Bank of Charleston has been -htected at Charleston. The appearance is dnil ii, ivr. ht an cxarninatiorl W(j detect cheat.

A part of the vignette at the bottom of tnll, amnM tno cnjrraycr8 arc left out he is badly executed, the engraving much darker and coarser, and the paper lighter color, than in the genuine bills. The Raleigh Register will give insertion..