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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21
Extract from letter to the Editor, dated


.Your course upon the all-absorbing question of
Slavery so far as have the means of information,
meets with a hearty response from both Wings and
Democrats. All unite in saying that if the poor
boon +" which was attempted to be secured by the
'.adjustment" is not carried out to the letter. tnat
secession in the only remedy Nothing short of this
declaration from the Legislature will satisfy the pub
lie mind, and nothing short of this will open the eyes
of those whom we wish still to regard as friends.
Can there possibly be question raised that
State has not the right to seceie If so, we would
simply call the attention. of those who deny it, to the
proceedings of the Conventions of Virginia, New
York and Rhode Island, at the time Of the ratica-
ton of the federal Constitution. Such the mis-
gvngs of those States, that they would not accede
it except the express condition that the powers
thereby delegated might be resumed by the States at
the pleasure of the people. In the language of Vir-
ginia, :. whensoeyer the shall be perverted to
their injury oppression With this distinct
Outstanding they received into the ConfederacY,
and as il Injured to them it inures 10 all.
"Pariy spirit should be merged on this question.
Its agitation be productive of no present good,
but is potent of much mischief"
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate on Tuesday last, Mr. Foote Presen-
ed the Resolutions of the Legislature OF Mississippi
condemnatory of his conduct on the Compromise
bills and declaring that the interests OF the State are
in the opinion of the Legislature usafe in his Keep
ing.
other matter of general interest transpired The
death of Mr.. IIarmanson, of louisiana, was an
nounced, and the Senate adjourned;
In the House, the same day, the death OF MI.
Harmanson was announced, and eulogies delivered
by Messrs. Morse and Bailey.
The House then adjourned.
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souTH CAROLINA.

We learn from the last Charleston Mercury that
the Senate of South Carolina have passed the bill
calling State Convention on the first Monday OF
December next by the very decisive vote OF 81 to e.
This is like action, says that paper, sand we
seem to breathe more free. -
This bill was made the special order in the House
for the 18th instant.
The bill reported by the committee on Federal Re-
Iatons, providing for the appointment of Deputies to
Southern Congress has been indefinitely postponed
in the House, by ayes 60, noes 81.
Gov. Means was inaugurated on the 18th instant
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21
Ex,rac. from letter to the Editor. dated

ttAtSli RANDOLPH County, DECEMBER II.
s.Iread with much pleasure the very able and pat
riotc letter of the Hon. James Buchanan, addressed
to the Union Meeting'' in Philadelphia. This LETT
ter does honor 10 his head and heart. If mistake
not, he judges correctly to Southern men abid-
ing the late adjustment by Congress, provided the
agitation of the slavery question ceases and the fug
tvesaye law is executed in its letter and spirit; but
if not this glorious Union is gone and gone orever
For my own part am devotedy attached to the Union,
and f necessary would freely sacrifice my LIES blood
its altar but honor and liberty are still dearer to
me than the Union. What Southern man does not
feel nnbounded indignation when he sees the only
boon given the South ia the late compromise frea-
ted as uuliiiy by Northern men sr.4.
s. am delighted at your fattering prospects, with
your Weekly and Semi eekly Standard. Your
paper L. offered at such low rates that no one
who wishes TO read can refuse 20 Subscribe for it, :"
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IMPORTS OF NEWBERN.

We copy from late number of the Newbernian,
the following statement of the imports of Newbern,
embracing the year ending October, 1850:
5000 barrels Of Flour, a
5000 barrels of Lime,
3.1OO barrels of Pork,
1000 barrels of Whisky, "
$1,000 pernds of Butter,
IS, 900 pounds of Cheese,
SO, 900 pounds of Bacon,
100000 pounds of Hay,
10000 pounds of Tobacco,
10000 pounds of Lard, @
$1,000 pounds of Cotton Yarn,
1000 bushels OF Potatoes,
500 barrels of Apples,
1895 Kegs of Nails,
$4,000 worth Domestic Goods,
IS Tons of Iron,
$4,000 pounds Hollow Ware.
This is exclusive Of woolen goods, large amount
of which, says tina, paper, are imported annually.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.

MISS JULIA PEACE informs her friends end the
WI citizens that she intends opening School the
of January in which will be taught the usual branch
es of English Education. If there those in the
country who would wish send their children her Moth
accommodate them with board. Particular atten
ton will be paid to the manners, and Improvement Of
the children committed to her charge. Terms the
as the other Schools.
Raleigh Dec. l6, 1850. e47-
The Raleigh Star will please copy three times, and
send account to this Office.
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New York Abolition Merchants.

a CARD.
"AVING been Informed that report originating
L with Newspaper published in this city to the eff
feet that Aboonists and supporters of papers
advocating abolition doctrines, &c has been put in cir.
cuIaton in the Southern States deem it proper
that said report is utterly false and without foun
dation. go s..#- r.s rs ...
Neither member of firn has any leaning towards
sympathy with abotionis its advocates and
had but the contrary staunch supporters of the
Constitution and laws of the country and opposed any
re-opcnng of further agitation upon The subject Of
Slavery.
We respectfully request all papers which have given
currency said report do the justice and favor to
retract and contradict the
PERKINS, WARREN, &c co. 4.
t Late Dennis, Portland & Coz .-'.
80 Broadway.
New York, Nov. ID. 1850. lS-1t
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Oxford Female Academy.

Granville COUNTY, N. G.
ENHE Regular exercises of this institution will I've
sumed on Monday the 18th day of January next.
Terms per Session of fire months:
Board, including fuel, lights washing, &c. 8 As 90
Tuition in the English branches, frl IS 90
French Latin, st ~ 8 CO
Music the Piano with use of instrument 20 co
SAM14. l.. FENABLE, Principal
Oxford, Dec. Is, 1880. e47-4tw.
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hE DEAF AND DUMB. We learn that the Princi-
o' the institution for the Deaf and Dumb in this
;, VIII give an exhibition of the progress and at
\, OF his pupils, in the Commons Hall, on
~ G"Oay evening next. This exhibition will be one
- 'p interest, and We have no doubt the Half will
0e crowded on the occasion.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21

WASHINGTON MONUMENT. The Hon. John II.
bryan and George W. Mordecai, ESQ. of this City,
va, oeen appointed by the Board of Managers at
Washington, Agents to receive contributions to the
"aSnlngton Monument. Let those who have not
I'eaoy contributed TO this noble and patriotic work,
80 az once. But We feel that this is a duty to
""'eh 1t Is needless to urge North Carolinians We
ave no doubt they will promptly respor to the call,
-" u'a' North Carolina will be found to have con-
Ou'eo ner full share towards erecting this monu-
"'en' 70 The father Of his country"
contributions may be left at the State Bank.
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a Important to
M1LLERS s. MILL OWNERS!


VkNHE Undersigned would respectfully inform those
engaged IN the Milling Business in n. c., that he
keeps constantly on hand and will supply al the shortest
nouce' mat almost Invaluable article u tfr
fOUNG's IMPROVED PATENT
SMUT AND SCREENING MACHINE.
The ony Machine othe kin that has stood the test and
given satisfaction TO the public II has surpaned every
Smut Machine yet offered in the State more or less or
which has been TAX ten down to make room it. The
public need lear imp ston, there some 2SO
Machines running in n C.; and wish offer no other
references than the gentlemen who are using them
whose expectations have been than realized in
their perfo II not only thoroughly cieanses the
Wheat of smut but also pures of all other substances
almost 10 perfection. Ii takes up but feet square IN
the MILL and requires but little power Ii is
fur five against breaking wearing out and also
to retain its cleaning qualities for that time.
There are number of these Machines through which
l0O 900 bushels OF Wheat been cleaned and they
have never been out of order one day.
There awarded to it The Premium at the Maryland
State Fair, and Premium with Silver Medal, at the
Fair Of the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, last Fall
Address the Subscriber at South Lowell Mills. o range
county, N. C. -5fa5 JNO. A. McMANNEN.
December 81, 1850 15-fE
Register, Fayetteville Observer, Argus. and Milton
Chronicle, cop. weeks and forward accounts the
subscriber. ne Il
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21

The Washington Union, speaking of the position
of North Carolina on the Slavery question, and of
the majority Resolutions submitted by Gen. Saun-
ders, says: "These Resolutions, there is reason TO
believes will be passed. They in the spirit
and assume The most correct and patriotic grounds
ala Ioo s,,raora,, 9. has come 10 town. -
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MARRTHD.

la l.ouisburs. on the Sd Instant, by the Rev Mr. Rid
ley, of the Episcopal Church, Dewitt c. Stone ESQ., to
Miss Mary M second rof Richard F. Yarbrough,
Esq of that place. Il
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21

Mr. John Kane has sent US bottle Of Scuppernong
wine, the vintage of old friend Col. J. T. G. Watt
of this County We have tried it, and, according to
our tasts it is quite good. 1t has the favor of the
Scuppernong in peculiar degree.
This wine is for sale at Mr.. kane's.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21
AN OUTLAW CAPTURED.

A negro man, the property of Joseph A. Biting.
Esq. of Surry County, left his master some year or
two snce and had been going at large in Surry and
Ashe Counties, deying the law and committing dep
relations of all Sorts. Some time since he shot a
citizen of Ashe-Capt. Blacksmith the view of OBJ
tanning his gun and SO general and dangerous had
his operations become, that it was necessary to call
out three Companies of the Ashe County militia to take
him.
They went in search of him, found him, and as he
refused to surrender he shot in the leg by one of
the mita-men, Mr.. Lewis w. Bryant. He has been
committed prison, await his trial for his numer-
Gus crimes. -
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21
DEBATE IN THE COMMONS.

Mr. Avery, of Burke, delivered very able Speech
in the Commons on Wednesday last, the question
Of Constitutional amendments. He took the ground
and maintained it, that these Constitutional amend
menIs should be effected by Legislative action, and
not by Convention. He stated that he had occu-
pied this ground before his constituents, and they had
sustained him in it; and he said his constituents
would be astonished when they heard thata Conven-
ton was demanded by the West. The West, in his
opinion, made no such demand. He believed the
people there to be in favor of the present comprons-
es of the Constitution; he did think they were
anxious to disturb them. He had been elected in a
Wing County, with the fact well known that he was
In favor OF the present basis of sentaon in the
Legislature; and he was determined to stand by this
basis
MIR. Walton, Mr.. Avery's Wing colleague, replied
!" "'u' he was understood to say, that in taking
ground tor Convention his object was to effect
change In the basis of representation! very ami
mated discussion took place between these gentlemen,
!" which MIR. Walton came off, as matter of course,
second best.''
we are glad to learn that Mr.. Avery will write out
MS remarks for publication We shall publish them,
win pleasure, at an early day. We wish the people
VI Tile Stale, of both parties, to see for themselves
"e manly and noble stand which he maintains on
this question of the basis.
Mr Kayner, Wing from the Elst-goes for linn
"eu convention and Mr.. Foster, Wing from the West
advocates an unlimited Convention This strikes
70 as very pretty arrangement, provided it should
not De seen through by the people, and understood.
" Mr. Rayner's County for a Convention Do the
people OF HEREFORD County desire Convention Of
D"y S0rfF How many voters in that County will
' ''s memorial praying the call of Convention
We pause for reply.
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iDno se' 10 learn that there was,a great fTeshet
cons4 "Oan0ke on Sunday the 9th instant, and that
DooL~'.. damage has been done. The river was
mol quite as high as ii was in August lasi.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21
RALEIGH ACADEMY.

THIS Institution will again open Wednesday, Jaa.
uary g. 1880. Particular attention will be given 70
the French Language, Book keeping Surveying Levell
ing and other branches of practical character.
i J. M. LOVEJoY.
Raleigh Dec. I6, 1850. u, l5--5e
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21

We learn that w. w. Avery, Esq. of Burke Coun-
w. has been invited to address the two Literary So
cieties of our University at the annual Commences
ment, in June next. Mr.Avery has accepted the in
vitatiou.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21

RICHMOND AND DANvLLE RoAD. The stockhold-
ers of the Richmond and Danvlle Rail Road Com
pany assembled in Richmond on the 18th instant.
Among other matterssconsidered, was that of con-
nection of said Road with North Carolina. Mr.. N.
j. Palmer of Milton, submitted series of Resolutions
for branch Road to that town; and the following
Resolution was adopted:
Resolred That w. P. Tunstal President of the
Road and Hon. Calvin Graves, OF North Carolina.
be appointed to apply. in respectful manner. to the
Legislature of North Carolina for the right Of way to
connect the Richmond and Danville Railroad with the
Central Railroad of that State"
Mr.. David Chalmers, of Halifax, was appointed
alternate TO either of those gentlemen who might be
unable to attend 10 the commission; and the Board of
Directors were authorized to pay ihei, expenses.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-21

IWNRY Box if you want good Buckwheat and Batter
cakes for sale at the Drug Store of tssR
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD. & co..
December 10. 1861 I6-
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A Primfer Wnnfed.

rTHO take charge of the Christian be printed in
the City of Raleigh. Liberal wages will be paid 20
one who is competent to the task None others need
apply. ~ H. B. HAYES.
2 DECEMBER II 1884, S47-
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Our thanks are due to the Hon. William s. Asi,e.
for copy of the Patent Office Report.
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LOubin's and ROuseIs Extracts
49, sfFt FOR THE HANDKERcHIEP.
Heliotrape, Bouquet DeCaroii1e,
Vulet, Jockey Club,
West End, Vervaine,
Jassalnin, Lily,
Rose Citronella, Palchouly
Geranum, Jenny Lind, .s-f ..
Italian Flowers, lube Rose,
Musk, Honey Suckle
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
D. 18th, 1850. 49,
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- Scotch Ale and London Porter
Or Superior quality, selected for Medical purposes
coustanty on ha nd and sale the Drug St0Js Of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD. & co. =
December l9; l6-
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TUsT received and for Sale ey
oDecember 10. 1850. m b.r8 Ia
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LouDial's and Rousel's Extracts

New York, Nov. l3. 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-25
Gl'TTA PERCH.t.

Gentleman. hale and the coverings
Of umbrellas arc now made in London
of gutta pcrcha The London Athc'
naun says:
"But thu, is apparently only a be-
c,suing. La; week sailing yach,
bull, of this substance was exhibited On
the Scrpcaine IN Hyde PAX, which il,
is said could neither be sunk nor over
TUNED. Various experiments were
.;ied.-all With success. The boat
sailed equally well fall Of water or
empty, An attempt made 10 capsize
her failed. We must add she was butt
on the life boa, principle, and vas pro-
yded with air c, lis. which enabled her ID
:.oat and make fair way, even when full
Of water. and carrying her cargo be
sides. Tie plan on which it is built Is
claimed as a new invention, which ha'
been registered under the copyright q
designs act.
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Jous ". WrRs7sR.

Joas ". wrss7sR. DR.. Webster
So ssrnsd the decision of the EXrcn-
~. cosncii, IN his case, by reading the
t,yost in mn evening tsper !, IS s,a'-
"a ikai he Was bu; slightly Agna!ed.
lasias. AZ We are informed. prepared
Aimssk lor the ~ossi, II Ia further
e.ied upon reliable Authority. tina, he
las oppressed II late no desire 10 have
10 sen,ence commu,cd, and ,ha, be np-
,ssrs 10 have a more realizing sense u
81. s~fe, situation in which he is pise.
ID. and also. ,hsS.I.y s.eY identity pre-.
,s,,ss himself q, Tssssss n~lissn which
..r.I, avail. hssh i,asrday afIcr.
soa MrL Webster and family visited
La IN his cell. They had not then
.srp,d the decision Of the Governor
"a Council. High Sheriff Eleventh
,a'ed the prisoners this morning.
~ fcunl him quite calm, exhibiting
., observable change in his general
gtesrahce. Ills Exee!lcncy Gov.
epcr Briggs has ai6xed.his signature
. tic Death Warrant. which has been
Id, Transmitted to the High Sheriff.
he family of the prisoner, for long
TIRE past, have s.udiously avoided
ralins any newspapers whatever,
I'D hence cannot have been advised
!,vO tia, source. Of the progress Of
,ss matter pertaining to the painful
c..e in which they are so immediate.
!, interested. The prisoner express
"a the hote this morning. that his
t.n,ly would be kept in ignorance Of
d. dav fixed for lis execution. In
t.nec;ion With this case i, may be
,i..ed as a sou,SYha. singular Gomez,
.,ce that John ". Webster commit.
',i the murder Oh friday---hc was ar
'c..el on Friday--.the verdict Of the
,otcner's (secret) Inquest was nude
I.a,i: on Fndsy----ouc Of the regular
a.,s selected for his family to visit
"a a. the Jail was on Friday--.hC
faa decision Of the Executive ~as
syea Oh Friday. and his execution ii
to take place on Friday.--Journ"l.
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Latest from California.
Arrival Of Steamer Crescent
City with $3.50, 1000 in Gold
A., TIER GRIAT TINE At SAN FRAs
CISCO Los FIVE MILLIONS :


NLw YoRK. Juiy ga I'm,
The Crescent City arrived at :. o
SIX with three weeks later news
ton California, aud l57 passengers.
$50 $3.50. 900 in gold.
Steamer Columbus arrived at Pan
VA on the 9Th, having LEFT san Frau
ECO on the lS,h June, She brou ght
10 passengers and $3.50 600 IN gold
iss, en- freight. and the mails.
The gold brought By the Columbus
vii detained at Chagres Cor the Cher
-kee.
There was q destructive fire at San
francisco Ga the lib, destroyinS
'ar ea,irc tl2cks, in a.. three hundlcl
Loses, and INVOKING a loss Of five
r.iioas Of dollars. II originated in
re kitchen Of the Sacramento House ,
~ spread rapidly in every direction.
t'sry,h'ng between Kearney street
= III, outh, and Clay street on the
18th, is in ashes. with the exception
q Tie Custom House.
Par, Of the old burnt district rs
t,.n burned; the wharves and ship
IL. wer saved. The Journal ol
lolnerce cficc is again burned
L.! Ills time the loss is far more dis
aierUus than before. All they saved
~rr the forms Of ,oday's Issue, some
'sses Oftype and a portion Of job type
Among the buildings destroyed i
~, u the San Francisco Journal
eekins house Of James King; tina
g William Was pulled down to arres
ss progress Of the flames all III
f"c,s. & was saved. Adams 4
press Was saved BY means o
%s Jump.
reign mining tax has caused
CT suspension OF labor. Th'
oipA II the water on the creek
'as MYERS has also had its effect b.
lrssen,irg ,nineu working the bed
IL. lara
The facilities for business are fas, in
es.siar. The loss by the late hre tell
''a'les on our larges, merchants, an
- fo' . time have bad effect npo'
GU market. The soney market
sy.
sao'f business paper Is discounted
40 10 per cent per month. Col
''a osses in sI.sringiy, and coin Is tn
lrA4Sspsi Ia.iium Of circulation. Da'
ssqso<sd al 10 and Is Is per cen
.% ssae Assay bars are net ,ery cut
'ua
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Noi,SE 70 tesesv ssssa to to ssseh holder,
OF tse Rstiss~ sss Hs,',~st~. Rs,i,ssd shat
sz'ssat 10 t~ssse q. the ptree,ess passed.
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tasssi se,t nfAi, dssi'. 70 ist, the said ire.
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. aei'ee fs.ued to ssth ,toct h"'d~. o. ,lse Z.
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succeeding 10 discbarz'ng Il, snapped
j, ., his companions, who .!.rcush
fear. immediately Aed lie then
yoiu,ed !, toward him.,if. and once
mere snapped il, when the powder
took Gre and the contents Of the pis'
,o' were lodged in ms body, causing
speedy death.
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WASHING DAY.

IAN Us srF u Va soap + sa4rs ~ q
Juu hsb,iu & Ca, -t,Er.ta. 10 be Issss
Pysdtrs tia, asr rr>essss -
tAsDcs CsEsI.
baIy re .. 'tr,ITinT itt tLaaAs - ~
J. &c. fsr S-.itay thrm toe shEfs srisais. .
NasAlay day tss, a,sSa 81 ns wesi IL soss
81 d'ralIsa Dry GS'fs dealers -ai g. sy
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