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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-10-23
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IS. We take this occasion to render most CRATE
fu acknowledgements to generous public for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon since commence
ment in business, and trust that by promptly executing
their orders and spreading oveseves for their benefit.
not only to merit but to receive the appelaon OF we'll
done good and faithful servants - by continuance OF
their custom Onr friends and customers at a distance
will please read our advertisement and send their
orders; we are anxously waiting for them.
Latest London, Paris and Northern fashions Just to
hand.
Cutting Of all kinds attended to Immediately.
o. & P.
Raleigh, October 9. 1850. $50
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
SEE! SEE SEE

Sign, r. r. r. r.
NBOCKS and Dress Coats from 81 so to $l4 and
- $40 Sacks from 81 50 to $ll !; Over coats from
~ SO to $25 Pants from 81 so to &c. Vests from 81 IS
to IS Shirts from Is cents to So 50 all made up un-
der our own inspection, and will be warranted in every
particular OLIVER s. PROCTER,
Merchant Taiors.
r. r. r. R.
Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, October 9th. $50
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Linse0d Oil. sr5.a
9 Bb. Mountain Linseed Oil just to hand bbls ex.
Opected next week. All warranted pure and for sale
Raleigh September 80, 1885, Sssc
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

@6a I1
~ O. L. BURCH.
AM now receiving from the Northern markets my
Il Fall supply of Boots and Shoes.
and without enumeratng the articles, will Say that my
STOCK is LARGE,
and that will give good bargains be bought in
the City.
Raleigh Oct. 2, 1850. ss5-
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Sheriff's sale of LsA nd for Taxes.
n on the second Monday in December next. l will
proceed TO sell the following Lands lying In the Coun
ties of Stokes and Forsythe or SO much therof as will
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NOTICE.

WILL sell at the Court House in the town Of Lum-
berton on the Fourth Monday Of November next
he following Tracts Of La much thereof as will
satisfy the Taxes due thereon, for the yeaD l647 and
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SHprHmBER TERN, 1850

state Of North CafOIIna, rVEsySH0 OVs
SEPTEMBER TERN. 1850.
r the Cou,t House door in Salem, Forsythe coun.
Aty, on the third Monday in December next. shall
proceed to sell the following tracts OF Land, much
thereof az will nav the taxes due thereon for the year
,neso' 'a.o 80 % W. pay pyyvart;s;nu &C
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Youths Clothing.

IL sizes, consisting of Coats, Jackets and Panta-
Aloons. OLIVER e. PROCTER
Oct. z, 1850. S36-tf
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Children's ClOthins.

CONSISTING of Jackets and Pantaloons, attached
Oand detached Over Coats, sc. To which we invite
the attention OF the Ladies.
OLIVER PROCTER.
Oct 2, 1850. ss6-tf
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-,...a.s R~bineom,s Shoes.
CONSISTING of Ladies' Kid Waking,
~ Do. do. Slippers,
ass-eT Do. white do.
...s g Do. Satin, do.
Misses Bootees, o.o..ss
Misses and Chdren's Black and Bronze SON
Just received by Il. IoCnH"' e85-
Aug. 26, 1850.
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JOurneyman Tailor

JOurneyman TailOrs Wanted.
TWO JOURNEYMAN TAILOR will find employ
ment by immediate application to Oliver and Proc
tor None but steady men and first workmen need
apply. OLIVER & PROCTER.
Oct Z. 1901. 836-H
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NOTICE..

TIME subscribers owners of tract of land in Wake
County, containing sO5i acres Of good tobacco, corn
and wheat land, joining the lands of Benz Rogers Geo
w. Thompson and others, offer it for sale Said land
has all the necessary buildings it. and WILL not sold
private sale, be offered the highest bidder the
premises on tie 18th day of November next. Terms Of
sale then made known. Britain McDade Alsey Jones
will show the land to any persons wishing to purchase
JOHN B. JOHNS,
WILLIAM SHIPP,
ALSEY JONES and others.
All persons indebted to the estate of Nancy Shipp,
deceased will please come forward and settle and those
having claims against said estate notified present
them within the time prescribed by law, this notice
may be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
JOHN B. JOHNS, Admr.
September l, 1850. S3l-T.
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TO THE WORLD GENERALLY,
North Carolina Specially,
And Our Friends and Patrons Particularly
The Largest Assortment of Goods
EvER OFFERED FOR SdLE
In the State of North Carolina, both in the Piece and
READY MADE.
70 vb;ch we invite the attention of the public.
OLIVER & PR0CTER,
MERCHANT rArL0RS, MO. 1.
Sign of the r. II II r.
usly Row, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh.
VNHE Immortal Insect, alias the Bugg. alias Oliver,
of Oliver and Proctor, has just returned from the
CITY of Gotham otherwise New York, the London Of
America. Spent six weeks in said dgg'ns selecting an
assortment OF Goods that for quality and never were
surpasaed and rarely ever equaIIed All OF which are
at hand and ready or exhibition. Whilst absent said
distieshed parsonage for the benefit Of the hrm par
tally but for the public particularly had cut and
made under his special direction and
very large and
General Assortment of Clothing.
embracing Black Dress and Frock Coats IL sizes and
prices, Brown, Grsen Blue, Drab. &C., &C., Business
Sacks and Frocks, Overcoats and Cloaks, all colors
Pants and Vests all kinds from the low vulgar to the Peru
or highfalutn Dress Shirts, under Shirts, all kinds.
Drawers of every description Heavy Silk under Shirts
Net cotton Drawers, new article, to which we invite
special atteation Stocks, Cravats all grades, Scarf,
Gloves white, black, and colored Suspendsrs, Neck
Collars,
JENNY LIND SHIRTS,
direct from Stockholm, SC. &c.
Also whilst absent heard Jenny Lind sng-sat with.
in four feet of Gennn the Halter, the man what paid
two hundred and twenty-five dollars for his ticket and
made money at that presented Jenny with a riding
Cap, thereby rendering himself immortal, nc Lady
can ride unless she has Lind Cap, and made too by
Gennin, precisely the Ladies generally who have
heard of our fame for making " them coats consider
when rugged out at the Store where clothing is fashion
ed by art.
To Members OF the Legislature, sc.
Members of the approaching Legislature in want of
Clothing this Winter would twenty five per cent if
not fifty by postponing the purchasing of their clothing
until their arrival here. Be and don't mistake
establishment don't let any body persuade you that they
do well by you we can. Don't suffer yourselves
to be humbugged-that is commodity We don't deal in,
and our friends know it, Gentlemen living in this
ty or out OF it, would do we'll to give call,
determined to sell cheaper than the cheapest Per-
sons need longer complain of high prices. If you
want clothing for yourselves, your children your
neighbors, call, sell them cheaper than you can
buy the goods much less have them made. See Sign.
OLIVER & PROCTER.
Raleigh, Oct 9, 1850. r. R. r. r.
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VIEW GOODS,
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
At ]. CREECH,S.

s,.a1 sa ->E...s---.....7 zra -
:.H At ]. CREECH'S.
UsT received and opened for sale one Of the largest
assortments Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods in this
City, consisting in part of the following srticles
Sup. BWk Twiled French Cloths, to medium qualities,
Superior Black Doe Skin and Fancy Casimers
" Cashmere Velvet and Merino Vestines
All kinds of Fancy Tweeds, satsennets and K Jeans,
large assortment Of Lsdies Worsted Goods all colors
Merinoes, Thibet Cloths,
Cashmeres, DeLains, and Aipaccas, *=.s- -
large assortment of Prints and Ginghams,
A great variety of Shawh, from 35 cents to 81.
Fine Fashionable Bonnets and Ribbon, Flowers, Laces
Gloves and Trimmings,
Fashionable Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Rifles, double and single barrel Guns and Pistols,
Hardware, Cutlery and Glassware,
Bagging and Rope
The above Goods were bought entirely for cash, and
will be sold at great deduction from former prices,
my motto is quick sales and small profits Call and yeu
will buy bargains. J. CREECH.
Raleigh Sept. II, 1850 sss-
State Of North Carolina, Granville Comfy.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions August Term 1885,
Anthony B. Wood, and others, %. Barnet Hobgood,
Admir- of John Wood and others-Petition for settle
ment and distribution.
ME petition sets forth that the shares of Joanna
Il Oakley. and Jordan Bowles and wife Mary, for q
valuation consideration. have been sold and assigned to
Bedford Vaughn the share of Marthy Oakley, to Sam
w. Smith and Jas. A. Patllo the share of Jno Oak
ley and Catherine his wife, to James Lyon and the
share Of James Kearney, and wife Lucy, to John Y.
Parker, and Sterling Hobgood-and praying that the
said shares may be paid over to them accordingly.
And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the said defendants John Oakley and wife Catherine
and James Keaney and wife Lucy, reside beyond the
limits Of this State it is therefore ordered that Pubica
ton be made in the North Carolina Standard for sa
weeks successivey notifying them respectively. to be
ard appear before the Justices of the said Court at the
Term thereof to be held for said County, at the Cour
House in Oxford. the first Monday in November mex
then and there to Plead answer or demur to the sale
petition, otherwise the will be heard exparte
them. and the prayer of the petitioners be granted.
Witness, Augustine Lands. Clerk of said Court a
Office in Oxford, the first Monday Of August, 1850
A. lands, C. C. C.
(Pr Adv. S. 624.) s34-6t.
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Important Sale of Negroes.
H>HE Subscriber will expose to public Sale, on the
l. 18th Of November next, at the late residence Of
Nancy Shpp, deceased,
Nine Valuable Negroes.
consisting Of men, women. aud children, the property
of the late Tillar Shpp.
credit Of nne months will be given, and bonds with
approved security required.
JOHN B. JOHNS,
.ddmr. de b0n,s n01
Wake, Sept 80. 1850. ss5-tds
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State of North Carolina, Granville County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions August term 1850
Joseph H. Gooch Thos B. Barnett. Original attach
ment-James w. Downey and others, summoned as
Garnishees.
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant Thos B. Barnett resides beyond the limits of
this Stale it therefore ordered that publication be
made in the North Carolina Standard weeks
cessively notifying the said Defendant to be and ap-
pear before the Justices Of said Court at the term there
Of to be held for the said County, at the Court House
in Oxford, the first Monday in November next, then and
fault final will be entered up against him in each case
and the amount in the hands the Garnishees condem
ned subject TO the plaintiffs recovery.
Witness Augustine Lands, Clerk of said Court at Of
fee in Oxford, the first Monday OF August A. D. 1850
A. lands, C. C. c.
pr. Adv. $5,623) s34-6t.
State of North Carolina. Edgecombe County.
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Sale of Land for Taxes.

sale OF Lana 1Of 1aXeS.
WILL be sold for its Taxes the Lands belonging
w to Robert NJ Brickell, Harris Nolfeets heirs,
Abram Kicks and M. Fort. Ballard's heirs, William s.
Futreil, Jesse Nelson, Exum Nelson's heirs before
the Court House door, in the town Of Jackson, on the
first Monday in December. 1850.
Acres Owners Location Tax
$50 Harris Nolffeet, Roanoke River, $S,32
l72 Robert M. Brickell, " 1872
III 6 80
300 Ballard's heirs. Poticas Greek. 8,s2
60 William Futrell, 100
81 Jesse Nelson, l,52
60 Exum Nelson, 1872
200 AbTam Rix and M. Fort, 6,72
SPIvEY. ShE
Sept 2, 1850. (PE Adv. $3) ss5-id
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BOOT and SHOE
MANUP AGT0Rx.
~ L. BURCH wsuld inform his old customers as
OIswell as others, that be has now in his employ
10 good W,Orkn'en there Is tn the Union,
and feels confident that he make any article in his
line we'll if not little better than he got else
where. he has neither spared pains expense n'pro
curing the service Of workmen for the above purpose
His Materials are the best known to the Trade.
The Latest Fashions always at hand.
Call two doors below the Post Office.
Raleigh, Oct 2. 1850. ss5-
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In Edgecombe County Court, August Term, 1850.
, Reddin s. Petway, vs Josiah B. Williford.
Original Attachment

1@HE defendant is hereby notified that said attachment
Il was duly returned to August Term, 1850, of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of said County,
levied his undivided interest in tract of Land situa.
ted 10 SAID County, adjoining the lands of Nicholas Fair
less and others, being the tract of land which descen-
ded to the defendant and others the heirs law of the
late Granbury V. Wilford, and that unless he appear
at the next Term Of said Court be held at the Court
House in Tarboro', on the fourth Monday in November
next and then and there repevy the property attached
rendered against him for the plaintiffs debt and costs,
and thereupon writ Of Venditione ezponas will issue
accordingly.
Done by order of said Court, at August Term 1850
JOHN NORFLEET, C. C. C..
Sept. rs, 1850 (Pr adv. IS 624.) 334-6t
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State of North Carolina, Forsythe Co.

R. B. GREGORY, Late Sheriff.
Sept. IL, 1850. (Pr. adv. $lo) sSS-ot' =
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale /.

Wake County. Sent 25. 1850. S34-;
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TEMMY LIND ST.rppERa
lust Received, and for sale BY
- o. L. BURCH.
Raleigh, Oct. 2, 1850. ss5-
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Raleigh, October bth. 1850. asR.-at
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

marked, ii wcaid be too much 10 expect
OF mortal redsgagac. 'hs, he would
give up the feeding of those sho ,akc
t',eir M a, kiad,y, AMI appear 10 thrive
uron Il, and drva,c himself 70 = s,rug-
Gle with the intellectual nngacr Of tho
ounces.
In all departments of business, the
same princip,, hold. good. When tho
pcophy,c mos' needs credit, he fnds IL
hardcs, 10 &c, IL. ard has to pay Nh C.
nofmogs rate oi interest 10 the "biood-
sucking priv ate discoun,rr = but oncc
above The necessity a asking credit,
ard all rush forrard & trust him
with goods or money. The hardest ,ask
il 10 make the frsi arcumulaiions aE-
ter that, all goes smoothly eno,gh.
Who are The lawyers aud physicians
that arc the fsvuri,cs With the pnbliee
Not. certainly, the hundreds who arc
almost starving for want oi a ellen, or
patien,--who have plenty of tinsa op-
on their hands. and can give n thorough
examination 10 any particular case. h
is the worst possible disqualification OF
the yonng practitioner. ,ha. he nerds
business that hp has time 10 exccn'e
whatever he undertakes Werc he
highly shilllu' aud experienced, II Is felt,
he wcnld have no time---for people
would crowd TO him for advice and a.
sis,ance. II Is, therefore, 20 the man
who is nlrtnlv erwhelmed with bust
ness---who il known to be Mccysan,ly
occupied. and enn grant hardly an hours
consideration to tie grnvsa ,naiters---
that MI the world runs for ceunsel. A
few moment, Of his precious time arc
felt 10 be worth more than weeks or
months Of an obscure persons, who has
no business. and consequently no cs-
pert ncc. Thus things 10 on ccntinn-
ally IN n vicious circ'e with thu brief
less lawyer and the physiciaa 'lcstitste
Of patients. because they want basl-
ness. they do not get il (; because they
do no, get Il, they want il; and il is on.
" by some unexpected hook or crook"
of good luck, that they saccscd, If ever.
in rising above the state Of non.employ-
ment and obscurity 10 which they seem
doomed.
There is something wrong about ,h'~
.t,tc Of things but thus Is will doubt
less remain. SO long "a the selfish prin-
ci,lcs nre more dominant IN ibe world
than pbllan,hropic. or thai common m-
iiclc L" uman nature forms the rrinci-
pal ingrcdior, in the moral constitution
of man. Yankee Mn3e.
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THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE q, 1850.

shah be obscrvcd--,here is my hand. l
pledge myself TO you forever
For every said the stranger solemn.
iy.
.Foreser + repeated Woliang.
The stranger clasyed the hand eA'en-
ded to her. Then l am yours, mur.
INJURED she, and sank upon his bosom.
The mex, morning the student left
his bride sleeping. and sailed forth at
an early hour TO seek more spacious a
par'menls. suitable to the change In bis
situation. When he returned be found
the stranger lying with her head hang
ing over the bed, and one arm thrown
over il. lie spoke to her, bu, received
no reply. lie advanced to awaken her
from her uneasy posture. On taking
her hand. il was cold-thrre was no
pulsn,ion her face was pallid and ciast-
ly. In wor,i--she Was a corpse
Horrificd aud frantic. he alarmed the
house. A scene Of confusion cnsued.
The police were summoned.s As the
officer Of police entered the room, he
started back on bcholding the corpse.
Great hea. en- y cried he how did
this woman come here'
DO you know anything about her 2
demanded Wolfang eagerly
DO n exclaimed the police officer ;
she was gullo,incd yesterday
lie stepped forward, undid the black
collar round the neck Of the corpse, and
the head rolled on the floor!
The student burst into = frenzy
The fend the fend has gained pos
session Of me :. shrieked he; i am lost
forever!
They tried TO soo,h him, but in vain.
He was possessed with the frightfnl be.
lief that an evilsspiri, had re-animaied
the dead body to ensnare him. lie
went distracted and died in II mad
house,
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Esrt eeastsni, ever trse,
L.tthe word be. No sarr~edsf;
boidiy dare md greatly do
Thh shall bring as btaseI, threurh ,
Ne ,strtaJe, No surrender.
Asd though fer,sas. smiic. be few.
Hope ishwsys sprinsine orw,
Sti,i insr'r ting me ana yua
With . magic go No Surrender,
Nail the coiors 10 The mast
Shouting gladly, Ne surrender
Trouble near are all lat pas,-
Serve theta as yea did tac last,
~ surrender, No surrender
Though the sk,.s DO overcast,
And upon the .i~cty blast
Disappeipt TN ent. gather fsst,
Beat them oa with No surreneer
Constant and eoaagcoas si,ll.
Mind, the world Is, Nor Surrender /.
Battle. though IL be up hill,
s,aHger not st seeming III
No surrender, No surrender
Hope and thus your hope fulfill
There's . way ~keres "a will,
Aud the way all cares to kill
Is to give them-No surrender
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A STORY OF THE HIGHWAY.

Not many years ago, an Irishman whose
finances did not keep pace with the dc,
mand made on his pocket. and whose
scorn at honest labor was immensely un-
favorable to their being lcgitilnatcly filed
borrowed an old pistol one day. when pov.
erty had driven him to on extremity. and
took to the highway determined to rob
the first man he could most conveniently,
who was likely to have heavy purse.
A jolly old farmer came jogging along
and Pat put him down instantly as n par.
ty who possessed those requisites he ss
much needed himself. Presenting the
pistol he ordered the agriculturist tc
stand and deliver.
The poor fellow forkcd over some fifty
dollars but finding Pat somewhat Of 1
grecnhorn, begged five dollars 10 TAKE
him home, distance Of about half mile
by the way. The. request was compiled
with, accompanied with the most patron
izing air. The Acres AMI Roods was 4
knowing one. Eycing the pistol, he ask
ed Pat if he would sell IT,
''Is it to sell the pistol Sowl, an j
is that same thing III lie afther dom.
What will yc be aftler giving for it ?
"I'll give you this five dollar bill 70
it."
Done. and done's enough betwee
two gentlemen. Down with the dust an
an here > the tool for you.
The bargain was made hy im'nediai
transfer. The moment the farmer %
the petronel, he ordered Pat 10 shell out
and pointing the pistol he threatened
blow his brains out if he refused.
Pat looked a, him with comical leer
and buttoning his brecches pockets sun
out:
Blow away ould boy divil take tt
hit Of powders in it.
| We believe the old man never told Il
last part Of the story only once, and tn
that was by the purest accident, J.
moved off and "oncc away, forever
way" has since been his motto.
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Fer a. Herald.
TINE sEREHADE.

He~ ssssa the sisspisx echoes vsls.
AusA ,ks Nigss .vstisd hills.
~a,a fsshas sArsssa sAs is.sa 81 Jaas.
Tss v~sse - nssss Thrill
sseb stratus a. nevs Ia fsstise scenes,
Aea eAesm tA< hssss 81 Day,
whss heard isid isnsiy hills ss sight,
cvRs Ike sstsphs lay.
nsa ss tAs svee, notss rsss ssI fell
tpsa The sstsns ar.
Il .-ust ~ u ear aAore Hills,
Brss,bst fortL \ welcome there.
As4 brightly, gratefully ~as sLsiaeA
Wahin the Hsi<nsr's hea,t,
Tts s~ssty snd the -. asusa,
Or the sutrasetng ART.
~ i~es, tLs t!sesinG echoes woke.
Amllise Night yelled hilis,
sv~, ~ the silver mcrmarins,
Which hsasu tbs mouHtain riiis;
The rsse ua,o the nagsN inssie,
The tane!si rivers ksnks,
AIA &c for sush bright ssreasje,
Aak. are e~tnE thaakh t.s.o.
ClsrsnSsn, loas, IssD
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SI.AN ERY.

The extinction Of slavery in the l.
ni,rd State, Is inevitable and the only
i,ba,aJ'e question is, by rhdf means
and IN rbut time the result shall bc NJ
tanned.
There are nj present about nineteen
millions Of free hi,e persons and ,breo
millions of rlaves in the Union. The
whites ou,pumber the blacks more than
siA to one and owing u the large an
nual accession of immigrants from Eu-
rope, free white luboicrs increase Iea
times fisier IN tins Republic ,han s,aso
iaborrs increase, counting aggregates
The animal increase Of slaves is les,
than onc.,hrd the number OF free per-
sons ,l.lt came into this country in loi]:
and il there were 40 Immigrants from
abroad, white laborcrs woali still null
tply six times faster in the aggregate,
than slave laborers.
Not only have ireclsen tie advant-
age Of Slaves a. ten 10 one, IN point ot
increase in nun,lers, bu, they enjoy in
tellec;ual and social advantages still
more decisive in lbcir favor. We are
not discussing The risii or the wrong Of
keeping, or trying 10 keep slaves in
prof, und ignorance. We main,aia that
! this policy Is doing more than all else
beside ~ cnlinguirh The relation Of mas
! ter and slave II renders slaves worth
less for ser, ice III all the stock.iaisins
and gain growing regions Of this vast
empire. IL is Transporting tens u thou
sands Of negroes from Maryland. Vlr-
ginia. and other Northern Slave States
south into the rice. cotton, and sugar
producing di.tr;cls; while free, white
Iaborcrs are supplying their places ia
the farming sections which they have
left. The constant influx Of Northern
farme's, mechanic. ahd day laLorers
into Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri.
anJ even into Tennessee, Notihefn
Georgia, and Northern J.xas. mus.
,o2n roo; out all inferior, OF less inteii,
gent farm.opera'i,es. Rely upon it.
The time is close al laad when an igno-
rant per.on Of either rex will bc the
most worthless p.ece Of property Which.
an Intelligent man can hold a. proper.
".
\ stupid laboIor leeones worthless
~ sson as educated, active, skiIlful l&-
borcrs come IN difee, compeu,ion viii,
him. The truth Of hi. statement will
NJ, BE- denied, nor vii The fact he que.
, toned that white labDrers increase Ten
times faster 10 ihis country Than slave
iahorer.. I;n Que result csn be reacl,
ed by the operation Of these influences,
and ,ha. i. the Liberation and improve.
men. Of the negroes now held In bond.
age. Slavery canno. safely ie extend
.d bu, u will soon bs driven into a
smaller compass AZ a means of self de.
fence and peeuniary profit IL j. AZ
: eiement Of weakness and peril 10 ihs
, three hundred thousand shs eh,iders
that ,liey and their property in human
: beings are diflset over some 60 1900.
600 acres Of good farming !; nd.. whiei
nJn-slayebo.isrs want 10 oeeppy, and
> be exefnp, from the evils and reproact
60 incident ~ slavery
siavsisoiders have been too gras pin:
for teni,oly, and have 90, pDsessioi
: o. more than 3,o ,tat1 H,en csn possibi'
; bold In q nsiirn c"ulainir. ~ ejpo0