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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

This IS to Give Notice, That the
subs r'her of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Cour, of said county
letters Tesramentary on the p .rsonaI ss-
tale of George Brown, late OF said County d.
ceased. AL persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 10th day
Of April 1851, lhey may otherwise by
law, be excluded from all benefil of SAID es
tale, A II persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment 10
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
ll,h day Of May 1880.
WILLIAM PIERCE, Ex'u.
May IL '5O-6w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

lor making transparent bonnets; also hand
some assortment of Ribbons, Flowers and Caps,
all OF which she will dispose ofat very reduced
prices. oid o"nnets altered and repaired at the
shortest notice and on reasonable terms. The
Lao'es "ouid d" well TO give her call before
purchasing elsewhere, AS her assortment canno,
fail to please.
she returns her sincere thanks to the public
lot l"e liberal patronage they have bestowed
upon her, and hopes by strict attent ion to her
business to be able 10 receive continuance OF
the sane. Im,v A,h ,so-,r
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11
B O 1--WE r. 8!

me- RS. .4R.1.MLNT1 FO.7RD. has retur nod
lv4 from Philadelphia with ycry largo AMI
handsome assortment of Ladi-s', Misses, and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11
Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
"A Bennett 4 McCauley. are hereby respect
fully requested to call Upon the subscriber and
settle their accounts without delav.
May ll-3t "A. ELLIS.
TO Richard L. Hollyday Esquire
Clerk of Cecil County Court.
Whereas an election was held in said
County on the second Wednesday in
May eighteen hundred and fifty, to ascer-
tain the sense of the people ofth. County
aforesaid upon the expediency OF calling
Convention TO frame new Constitu-
ton and Form Of Government for the
State OF Maryland and also to enquire O I
every legal voter as he deposits his bal
lot for or ,ainst the Constitution, wheth-
e. n is Tor or against the establishment
of Common Schools in SAID county as
provided for by the Act IF Assembly of
March tn S,h 1850, when it appeared
that there We're Ten hundred and twelve
votes against Common Schools and six
hundred and eighty seven votes in ia
vor OF Common Schools.
Given under our hands and seal this
10th day of May eighteen hundred and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

New Spring and Summer Goods,

WYNN. TORBERT, would respectfully i'll
w form the public, that he has received Il
large and wall selected stock ofDRl GOODS,
purchased from the best houses III Philadelphia,
and embracing general variety of styles sui'a-
bic for Spring and Summer wear.
Believing ne eau sell quite as low, aud prob
ably u little lower than most dealers, he would
respectfully ask call from persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended hun, he would respectfully s"li cit
continuance of the same. apr. 20, 80.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11
COpartnership.
The Winchester Academy,
WINCHESTER, VA.

ENDOWED by The STATEN 1890.
rENHlS Institution, which has been in opera
Il ton more than half Il century, and is now
under the direction Of OR. WM. GIBSON, A
NJ, is one Of the most widely and iavorably
known in the country; being the place where
m'ny OF cur most prominent men have been
educated. The studies coupr1!!:yi.d full En-
glish, Classical, Mathematical 'nd Literary
course. and secure thorough, systematic and
finished education
The buildings and Grounds are very spacious,
and admirably adapted to all their purposes;
the location one Of The most beautiful and CON-
maHd9ng in the Hey of Virginia, and the eli,
nate pccaiarly healthy. Boarders in the In
s,ilulion reside with the Principal, who watcir>
es over their morals, superinlends lhei, evening
studies; and exercises parental care and dlsclp-
line. All sit At the sane table with the Pr.nci-
pal and his Ian,iy, aild pa axe OF the SAME fare
TO distinction Whatever being permntcd.
Tie entire expense Of Board, Tuition in all
the Depar,rnens of study, (including French,
German, Spar. lsh and ltaIian.) furnished Room,
Washing, Fuel and Lights, is SIS per session
of twenty,three weeks.
A prospectus may he had by addressing the
Principal, or by application to Prot. N. c.
Brooks. Railroad direct from Baltimore 10
Winchester. lapr. 27th-3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

NICARAGUA CANAL STEAMERS "A let
ter from New York sa. that the WASH
inglon and Hermann stparers NAV vet
be sold TO The Nicaragua Canal Associa-
ton. The contracting parties were with
an $4,000 OF making the sale on Fri
day. The company intend to establish
Immediately line OF steamers between
Greytown and New York and the Mic
aragua Pacific coast and San Francisco.
The distance will be about eight hum
drrd miles nearer by this route than by
Chagres, and the Climate is exc elIent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

WANTED Black Oak Bark, for which,
w the highest market priCo will be paid, in
cash or goods. WIN. PELL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11
Oyster and Eating House,

for the ACCOMMODATION af the public generally
M,als will be served up at all hours. and lis
vis tiers supplied with all the delicacies OF the
season. HIS bar will be Turn islcd with the
choicest liquors; in short, nothing will be- omit
ted 10 minister To the ratification Of those who
may favor him with call
May 4lh, lS50--tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

OIII'ureIls Donnels and Hats,
consisting Of Tulip, China
Pearl, Coburg, Snow-dror,
A Iblna, Aroons, Sicilllan,
hungarian. Jenny Lind, Ty-
roline, Alice Grey. Chip and
sati" Straw fluted and PLAN,
all colors Of nice foundations
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

ROMANTIC ESCAPE OF AN Ex,LE-M
Fennrrvon Fenneberg. distinguished
German patriot, arrived at New York ON
"Wednesday. He was oae Of The LEADING
spirits IN the instruction at Vienna, and
was one OF the persons for whom Prince
WndischgraAz eRrred a large reward, if
taken dead or alive His friends howrv-
er, packed him in box. and carried him
out OF the city on wagon, as mrrchan-
disc. From there he walked on foot to
Bavaria, and subsequently participated
IN the revolution a! Baden last year.
SINCLAIR EVIDENCE. During the tri~
al at Dover, fD.l-) recently, Of a man
named John Haek e,t, for the murder OF
OF his wife, lamar Hackett, sing ,lar
piece of evidence was produced in Court
The count i'll the Indictment on which
The prisoner was most likely to be found
guilty, was on charging hmm With break.
ang his wifes neck bv blow from a club
ard to disprove this beyond all doubt
the body was exhamed and the nec,,
severed from the head and body, and pro
uuCeo III court. Inc unbraken neck of
the deceased saved the prisoners neck
from dislosation.
PASTORAL CALL. The Rev. M. J.
hhee', Of Wilmington Del, has resigned
!he pastoral charge of the Baptist Church
an That city, and accepted the calf of
the FIRST Baptist Clutch in Williams
burg, LII.
WORDSWORTH. the poet II sill alive,
completed his S0th year On the 7th Of
Apnil. Ny the iast accounts from Am
oIrside, his residence, he was las. fail
ing.
LAVA publication has been made,
giving as far as can be aster,ainsd, the
name, residence and post Office of every
practising lawyer IN the United States.
The entire list shows that there are Mn.
teen thousand-ays bundled,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

UkAsE GANsr BEARDs,-The Emne-
ror OF Russia has taken sudden antipa-
thy to the pa'r'archal sapernu.ies no "
so much IN vogue, and we are told has
ISSUED an nkas' commanding his nobility
TO shave off their boards immediately
There will be revolution in Russia in
consequence but it will b. confined 10
the world Of fashion: and must ach IS will
fall instead of thrones
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12
Sabres Scrisbt

Ttreftcren bed Start GountD Granfenbaules
fur bas am 81. .Diai etbiyenoe Sabr 1850.
An Die Comm five ron Gtart County.
Die unterjeibnettn9 9irsftoreu nss Starf County
Srantenbaales baten mt ben @uperinterpent rss.
ielbsn fur bas btute tntiScnte Sabr atgerednet ub
le8tn fslSsnrtn Ncrit atsr ale Anssaeen, itcr be-
scscne Uensr pen eent. Geuntp. Sebasme,itsr fir
pas Sntfitut une iiter Summen, tsicesn aus an.
periptitiSen Nusllen. g3 agttE
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12

User M . obtt ntebt cbtr flo Ger De.
fanrbeitano bee I'D ppifsins frfreuen
ale bic S6msrjsn rer Srantbest, pes unwrhlleins
tno Der 5cfnanSslcfstcit einer ttnfissn 0tnetiins
crbulbeh. s ffgg ,Se ff9tss4 H
1lIs,n ,per aodfe nidt untes alIen &ranfbrittu
dm isbniebifen cirsr tunscntr~ntb:tt cntiicben -
&ebou ber 8cplntc dis Gin 0rrr Or ausJebruns
5afalen lf sin Staasl sesen eas ssbn. Atsr, 0
irje frcunti3 rrr Verai,tt paB tetcn une y &.
funpbeit nccb unfer G;Ssntbam ine, wrn,. fur,
rorber rir Serywriiuns iDren puuselnS1lsisr iitsr
uis ausSstrcitct battc.
8otdsrr Arts iietsr &eftr !, fiab be anSenekms
Gmpfincunsen unc NefIble. weld .,ouncerts turb
ben 0etraiieb pcn Or. 2siitar's Satam ro,i milren
Eirjhcn emyfunten nnp eie Grantbeitsn lanelanl
atcr liAer aus ibrem S6rrer psrtalnt baten, nno
Selunrbeit = rciiss Ostunebstt ;u ibrem Antbsil
macbten.-- 4sg s.,ae
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12
sSir fan.cis, iuir faben, tpir
a9 s8 fie0teit! s

Sies lit csr Ssuf uno cas scturssmcrt ron xau
-fencsn nne Sebntanisnrsil tcl6er p,tdbe bic q |
ntSt ctr$cc1e Nmerita,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12

Dsntlds. Ia alnerifal brinseub lperott
Sbr biemit 0ebetsr, curds ralthe reaeimdeis
90 Sammlunaen Der Nctb Gnrer 0simath-
beraubten 8riaDer IN Garcpa absubelfeu..
Cincinnati. 3. SUM 1850. .
Ter 8orltano beg Gllhtliuespersins
pennifh.
(Bedlelbldtter I'm Often nno Weffen BIT
ten mir 81 ccpirei.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12

@hmitt Nrttjtsauliat, 8ettaniigt, 8 timber.
aniige, Mrnnrts, 3 Bettt!tdtr, d Sttcbtutr, 3
GrFflade, Q Dctfefiade, 9 RifTemdtifsiiae lnniit,
l Grmfrtt, 10 @i6e 9 N5ettladt, ssA d. teimt.,
sli %. Wcilenss xud SO On. loaItleinsu, 40
90 Slannsl. ys'ags sssalinses CO
grseusni1s Der Sausrsi nnb Werfitdtte.
s43i 9funp 9aiteciG1, 2las Yfp 9stnraeif1,
65l33 lfnns @6weincfeifA, S6l 4 8ufbsl J5afsr,
727 Buimd 2Diueu, 4su Ynfd3tl 3arictfslr 56
9ufaa oictprabsn, 20 8uisbel 3wiebeln, | BuIstrl
S,ancn3 n3wisbtln, Is BuIAei 9snsea /. 764 1pf5el
6rlne Bpbnsn, 45l 0aiIrn @sifs, 4i9 pfr.@eift,
30 ,Suttsl 9udwaiBta I247 s5ufbst Deitafprn,
In SOlttn, Yulcbel paflnaten, IL 8Lftel &c.
inltbcss, 80 Irnntn teu, 1900 cingem. Gutns
mtrn, Bufhel setcrrts 1erffl O. asSuinet geeirrtt
pfrriGt, pef sfr6rrtes IpsilArcrn, 4 s8ufAel
Nrbnen, rs gailrilen 1epfeltuttsr, ~ Vail. Shr.
tistnttef. 1al pfirlisbtutter, 81 taounsen Sirs
bis, l3 Sarunseu Gcrnfstter, 90si pfunc Batter.
etgncl Slasbsiaaa,eu, 2 8utbd Gieeflamtn, 80
ptuHe Sla1,, s 9Baf@scrr, 4 9arse, / ssuHsr.
ftrant, Salttsus, D4ienbante.
.,9 8auerel- Gtcd. s.sss
2 pfsrre, IL Gube, Stitre, 8 setnStr, 9al.
Fer, Sarrn, SO @tad S1aafe II Simmer, 20
Stat Gssr unp eS9welns, 5ertel. 8
"a 8elifte Telcer.
4 47A Atsr qeai,en, l25 Ater .oafer, AttrSlaebs,
10 Ater QBsliArctn. Ater Sartctfe!n, Arer
Sicsssn. ~ So
Sas @an.e a@tunssrcll yerselsst.
Sssr z ssass Sit Du..esr.a.
g.. 3. BabmeyA
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12
ser s,fIua unb Sic preffe

Bon Der nsuftt 2lrrtstarssr Mcnat,
fd1rift Dem ,almerifauifhen Bauer" fam
man in Wabrheit iasen, oa6 fiji, IN ibr esr
pRus nno bic preifft cieie 9aup,liieen uns
ferris freien eauree, cteJ.ano ied3en. Da'
rani fOa neu mir aniere esisr n.dt Oft aenuS
oaran erirneru tieles fur een 9anrmann
70 nuslihe nuo porihsilhofte 8iatt gsbDris
sn anferltisrn GnmmsIt Gubierbentsn
uno fdidt f1e ar uns eii
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12
8emrrfen e5ie aefaaiaii.

171l3 - - uss ttsS7 ~ HsIHUsyIts y a
0crreirpmbsnttn spcten sefalli8R tslaeStsn, ea6
tlrs rie preitc Der pa6. te prn 1,iertes ctets IN
b,eirr Settan8 pattijirt Wsrrsn.
!. CT Die sserudh offiyislIe 3icbunsen, auf peld5e
ltob vrrrercneentei ais totrtEt pcrlalItn t6nxsm,
Terrsn ron ppfcr u. s.. jeper5eit SgfaMrt.
6GJ HantcrafIs ccer Certificate roa 0eprIiten
JaDttar i,t Urip MID ltbt wsrcen rinftlb an eies
Ie8rn Vcrrslpcnrcuteu rslnittirt, pclhe $eefsnlo.
8en tei ppfsr u. 20.
or assrrst wrbl - tin padet litets tann
pier Der tsifcu preiic ctiarr Iatsllr stebea. ~ q
suT lin lein WIiid ~ ltsptrn, ane pas xaar u,,
ntttrtbar, natbpsm tas Jieimtat ttrannt iif batsn
rie seisr eistsr 3etuH8 Dragts eesrgscis.
lldsts ~ isncsu, in cie alterrihets, westeTnbmtf
ane elu6iias 2Dsaieitant ,lnp lesNfs $ctsris ron
e a5Dfer S O., s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12
SANE GbDp.
xSS 4. "a -.
0rcee Gd)winoluhifnr.

4 a f
.or. Bennett, sietrr .oerr. Den arcfsn JanA.r.
rsiasn mir 5br 8slter AasYfer unp Sartapar,lls.
Grtratt 8traprt bat srran abt midb ing Steu<r
ter stabsteit tplSsnce An8ase au ,naspen. $50
sspeijaprsssr aiiee,nelner o1ipaebe speide subi.1
~ = dbrrtnctncpt ukerSiH9, parpe id pcn usi,,rs,
Srsan. Gu ano AtrSten yctnunSslcs aufSssrbsu. Sx
lieB MIC bgipeScn als teees uifteI SIREN
jn 8sbraucpsH uno nsoDpsa, id s,pei 6la(bsa mad
yrsi1rift Setranat pake. bin iep tet t,,aeti,ns 50
m6gss Dsspaip 5prs umaetrtrplJsas j, st<, a;1ss IN
ssscenctn smPtspLn, relpc ca, trat.ses alsaenrb.
ms nHo idesrss Ualtsti Danl4en
s9 Jpr panrbater Sreane a4
e .s ~. Y. - Ia It e..sS5ss
E.intr acbt als pelsbsr III ascss,. risr,d.a<r
Aaastfiaea, N psidBs Ter Jsa,is 5rs @rfi'rs 49,
talsa ". snssFaff ~, Et etr 8tf1ristsnsa IN
fsrlgfsft ~ y. sennstf, anf tsm u,Allbas. prsiS
GU &gassr &c oiaias sesr tssss 0lal9sa }af flnf
saesssn hi j. .. yart ede 3. Il. =,
Qrainut StraSsn, 0isesnnatl, 81, s6easrcI, 1a<sst
fur ben Snfen uno 2Dslten, an rslhsn alle Messei.
iun8f1s ~ ri9ten iHc. s. I d
ai9entxn. So d i
8. 8. ai4Hiftila0, Gaakpn. q. q. NRrxalrse
@lafcn. ". I. sSiaItg, Nauarse. safet
sAcblers JissS s4,erltn. a. &. 45iacer I.
@es aRaiIiaoa. Set. Warren :: o.
Wi1lllilp,ls <a6 slisfoaanpf. &anoe anls
ton. 1bensae @otaas cIrseriels1. &ef~
= dbsr NIB Qls,pn Atn H5nIfiisff. 4lI
eaa 0ej1srs 6yssboe6 3d<et &6C11f. (Vs
Bran{liKs G1nn pa1Iiut 9l11y ltxl
80 8. &riff, R,Rffpas &onfh y. 5dst1|is.
aSSnDusstasa: e. 8atiDa1, ~
tIn. q. q. 4lt9aG &orroIlon. 6
N esa1t1iIoS lz1s On keblIk }s1& q.
&a!!el esFes' lpl l
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12

D
lmtfancen, gum 8r6stcn Nei6fbum frabrcnb Der
lctttn 5aBren crbcttn 0le baten n,tbr setpcsnttts
0sto IN ae Ibeile Der tnicn psrtbrt, als bic Ht.
ittblmer Der Milicsare Amerisa'e, :, 0iraro unc
4lfcr, juianiitstt wtrtb iac. Jn Der xhat Der r',
dtsrt.cffsne GrfclS riefer 1F $40
GltaDelle oct AoosetJ,
--tit,es Sabr 1T eas qEcrt OF fer &c peraitet--
siett. inir essr lteralsn Gtnlase tei Ayifer s. 6.
Fherlid cine rside Grnte pon 0cle, ctmn fte
finn ftetsttreitsfbre soofe mtt eisfsr
Dlunte 1ustujabten!s sftE SFaal Esss9s ass
Der Olonat o.ai, wclher mad mcnfttliAer Bt.
recbnahs, fdbSn, tfav, an6enebni ttfo ladstne in
leilte bat mat tsnen frcifiaen, nafen anc fflrmi'
Eben Ie9en, ,.ci9enfinni8e @treide" sc.
tp'st, inremtr teries, rag fitff ft. SabresseiteH
,,psraneerltt' finn aitin l sA
NSifcr S @pmrp.,
fns ffets ju y oauie bic ,5srsen ibrer Sreunet
III beten uir III trI. ishtern - Babreno fer W1ai
inifer prcintttte spar tti ibnsn u Il s$ dh In,
nanlieb RON rem 2Btrsrfhsin Or tasi4 pertauften
$ccfs welcbt cine 8iertrt Mtttten D T.
FAR bctraSsu!! Sa,
s. gE@s@@@2
tn tin I'm al caat!! ltnc rrn prm bsrrlt@en
y5dcma i'm Juni, mir Daben cas 9isftt ~ erwar.
ten, taB ater
500. 900 DOLLARS!
Die Iasben tctdbcr finpsn pirs, ,peibe : n 10 g
mis- wasen mrlca, um ute t1 se,pinnen IN ssr
,,0itaeslc Der sccfe." IS 80
no. 1, 2iebt.straae, 3 aItiua0rt, Iaf.
Nrsife! Nreiie!! Dreile!!! s
$50 900, 3ablsn ls 81 63, pafst 4iertst Itfets,
8eiannt nasb Slpre.SarcLipa. Rf
$4,000, 3ablen %, 46, 70 paGet bslbe xitsts,
8etanet mad 'p,nn]pcanlsn,
s25, 600, 3apta SO A 7s, Sante 1itsts 9eianct
maeb e nc= @arclina. 4
$40. 900, 3ablen 1, l3, 25, babe Titets, Se(a lot
naeb Dir inicil. s4
$4,000, 3abten 10, l9, SIS, batbe Titets Sefanct
nacb Ienneffec.
$4,000, Sabirn Az, 49, So. 9Ifst saa5tr Eidets,
aetaisct mad Alabama. 4g oa
$4,000, 3aDlen 3s, 81, 6s, paGet balte xifsts,
selanct tab Obic.
S 5000, 3.Dlea 81 %, 81, pafet balte IiGtts,
8sfanct nacb 9lorD. Carolina
S 1000, 3aD.sn Is, 22, 10 8anje 1idets, 8efanbt
,s 81. nads penntplpanicn. ,..S s
5000, 3apisn 33, AS, So patet balte xidets,
s4isfa aetanrt nad Ctc. kss 80
uuo cine sreee3abt tleinersr lrette wurosn na rer,
t1ieesner xbeilen eisles Sanres perfaIrt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12

sabsehalteHs lrertey, ilili prdlIosntIdaftSs
eancicatcn aufsuifsaen. -llns rpnnosrtnnr,
cboie Ghcldnoer ic tborid,t fIno III 9laubsn,
le f0usn a aein eiten prdlIoeuten erwdbs
len ODER Oh lie etfra glaiiben, Der 9icroen
ipsroe ibren Sffapsn.prdGrenten uufsrilns
sen. SIN GssenibelI, mir iinD aberwus,,
cag rjecsr pcn eiEer llolidben Gcnpentien
anseifsate 9anpioat nit @lans elrdfaaen
wirn.
Dir iibrigen 8elhlii7t tanoelu bonn Gin.
fan9en fiihtaer Sftapen, nnb ss tpire benz
Gciosn gebrcbt, rcun CT niht Maerfseln
treffe, Weid)s Das @Infau8en Der Gsger sas
rautlren, 70 weroe I'D, Der Siieen lostren-
nen bon Der llnScn. 0ierin Gest Der Der
ratb cieisr Nafhpitle neiben bsutIih ausees
iprodet fle ,pctIen flf lcStrenner ocm
9tcrcen, tpcud man ibru Wnnfhsn nid,t
cntipr,tt DaS ii wirflitb 9rceartis. DIE
Sflarentatcr m6,bten benz Iorcen 9lnq(f
ctnjasen, ramit Ge ihrsn WiHen ourfbleeen.
9n Srsdyhcltuno unpca idamtbsit fthlte ee
ihnen nldt, aber }Ie Deroen cenucd, bgen
3prf nldt crreiden.
Der legte 8cftlnB Seiat an, bae eiue an
bere @cnpentlpn feate berufen iperbei,, spenr,
Der GonsreB bic Sflaperei nid)t gefatte
fitolid, ucn 36 @rao penn Gin Gtilf pom
Geras icllte pca Der Der. Staaten it slns
ipsudb aenen,mea, Oper Wenn fluhtise Sflas
pen rld,t fcuten ans9eliefert, ccer Denn Der
SfIapenbaaoel i'm Diifrift Columbia iollte
unterbrlft werbsn. I
s!m 4ten Gage ,puroen perfdiebene 8ss
fdliliie sin9ereiht, oeren elmer erfldrte Die
@cnltita;ton bon california lei cine erswan-
gene pen Ser. St. Mllifdr (le lei sematt
BON Mdansrn, ole bort fein gisentbum Re.
iissn lcnreru bios fir cine furie 3eit lIh
balelblf aafbalten, uao oeBbaIb lei le unsiils
tl9.-t tSh.c untcu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12
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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-20
THE ABOLITION TRUTMpu

The Raleigh Register says it has no sc dispos,or
to extenuate the course of Washington HINT ,, br,
at the same time calls attention to some remarks from
the New y ork Sunday Times, in which it is stated
that Mr.. Hunt "was not eracthy the choice Of the
Abolitonlsts." And the same paper saws that Mr.
Hunt sis not opposed TO the Fugitive Slave Law" II
Mr. Hunt was not IS erocty' the choice of the Ain.
lltionists, he was much more closely allied TO them
than Mr. Seymour for they supported him cordially
and heartily. We know that Greey and Tbprlos
Weed went for him with their whole souls. and
they are generally regarded as pretty sound AboIi.
tionists
II Mr.. Hunt " is not opposed to the fugitive.slavs
law how does it happen that he denounced it in hi.
letter OF acceptance in conflict with all" his tim
tons OF personal right and security derived from the
common law, and recognised by every free CoDsti-
luton How does the Register understand that 7
why did not that paper publish this, together with
the . remarks" of the Sunday Times?
The truth is, the triumph of Washington Hunt is
an Abolition triumph and it is proper and right that
the Southern people should know the fact. New
DIRK IS now arrayed against the fugitive-slave law
and Seward is the first man in popularity among her
people. These are facts
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-20
FIRST Day OF TILE SESSION J.


The Democnts have much reason 10 beproud of
their first days work in the way Of organizing the
two Houses.
The Speakers Of the two Houses-Messrs Ed.
wards and Dobbin-are gentlemen whose talent,
would grace any deliberaiive body. Their past ex.
perience and the high reputation which belongs tn
both, is sure pledge that they will acqut themselves
well in the honorable and responsible stations 10
which they have been called.
The Clerks of the two Houses are admirably oual;-
fled for their duties The Hon. John Hill of Stokes
and Gen. Singetary, of Nash, are the Clerks of the
Senate; and Perrin BusSee. Esq. of Wake, and
Thomas B. Bailey, Esq. of Orange, are Clerks of II.
House.
The two Houses have thus been organized the s,s,
Gay OF the session; and we happy to state tina,
me organization is thoroughly Democratic and IL ,bo
result oftthe most harmonious action amono on.
friends. WI
The Governors Message will be sent in to-day
"wednesday day or so of the present veal
will necessarily be occupied in reading the Govern
ors Message, in the election of an Enprossinu Cle
and the appointment of Committees: after which H.
two Houses will proceed to the work before them
To the Republicans of the State we would saw III
IS tUeH-your interests are in the hands of so,nS ,n3
safe men, We anticipate brief session. but a val
liable one In its results to the people of the State
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-20

TIE CoNsrtTurroN AND THE OLD THiRTEEN STATEs.
The National Constitution, formed by the Convention
of 1887 provided that it should not go into operation
until it had been adopted By nine States acting IA
their sovereign capacity and only those States snouo
be bound by its provisions, that had sgnihed lheir
acceutance Of it. The adjournment of the National
Convention at Philadephia. was followed by Con-
ventous in each State consider the expectancy of
adopting it, and after two three years deliberations
it was finally acceded to by the whole OF the thirteen
colonies that had leagued together In the war OF In
dependence Each State considered the question for
itself and by itself, and, uninuenced by the action
of other States, adopted il as the paramount law OF
that State. The whole of the Constitution was adoP-
ted, without any reservation whatever. The provi-
sion guarantyng the surrender of fugitive slaves was
not the least important provision of this Constitution
and with the rest of it, received the sanction OF eve
nv one of the States. Such was the agreement made
between the States in 1887, and sactioned by them
two or three years thereafter Let us see how the
old thirteen States now stand affected by the Consti-
tution-particuarly the provision concerning fug
tive slaves.
We shall take the final vote in the House of Rep
resentatives on the fugitive slave bill test of pub
lie sentiment The members of the House are the
immediate representatives of the people, and their
ton may be fairly considered the will of their
spective constituents The fugitive slave bill we
view nothing more than affirmation of the
Constitution-nothing more than embodiment of
the provisions concerning fugitive slaves, and
sequence, vote on the bill was vote the Cons-
tuition ITSELF How stand the old thirteen The six
States at the South were unanimous in its favor
viz: Georgia, South Carolina North Carolina, Vlr-
ginia, Maryland, and Delaware. The vote OF the re-
manning is represented in the following table,
both the number for and against the BILL and also the