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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-08
Mr.sFlemming offered the following resolution,

Mr.. Flemming offered the following resolution,
(which was read the first time. -
RssoAed. That should The fugitive slave law be
iudice the South, the Executive of the United
States refuse enforce is or should Congress repeal
or abolisf, Slavery in the District of Columbia
and in that case il will be the duy of the Governor
of this State TO convene the Legislature consult
upon the mode and measure of redress.
The House went into committee of the Whole On
the slavery questionable Jones in the Chair, hen,
on motion of Mr.. Fleming, the committee and
The resolution from the Senate to adjourn on the
18th instant, taken up and laid the table.
On motion of Mr.. Love, the bill to give the cleo
ton of Clerks and Masters in EQUITY the people,
was taken up.
Mr. Drake addressed the House in favor of the BILL
Mr.. Mclean offered an amendment, providing no
member of the present Legislature should be eegi-
bic to that Office.
motion to lay the bill on the table was lost.
Also motion to postpone it indefinitely. The bill
was recommitted To the Judiciary committee.
Several gentlemen moved to take up different bills
but the motions did not prevail.
Mr.. Love moved to take up the Equal Suffrage bill,
and put it on its passage.
Mr.. Saunders of Wake, said it was stormy eve
House. He hoped the bill would not be taken up.
The motion to take up did not prevail.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The following bills were read the third time and
passed "a bill 10 incorporate Cedar Hill Division,
No. l3, S. of Ia bill to incorporate Talulah En-
pment, l. o. o. F., No. 35-a bill to incorporate
Pasquotank Division, S. of T., No. 2la bill to in
corporate Rising Sun Division, S. Of T., No. 144-a
bill to incorporate the of Madison bill 10 in.
corporate Pasquamaux Lodge, No. lo3, Ancient
York Masons-a bill to incorporate Graham Institute
"a bill to extend the limits of the town of kenans-
vilIe-a bill to incorporate Raleigh Chapter, No. 10
Ancient York Masons-a bill to incorporate Cold
Stream Division. No. IL, S. of Ia bill to incor-
porate the town of Graham bill incorp Sa.
marian LODGE No. 81, /. o. o. F.-a bill to incor
porate Silico, Division, S. of r., No. 121-a bill
10 incorporate the Asheville and Greenve Plank
Road Company bill to incorporate the town OF
Concord-and bill to incorporate Oxford Division
S. of T., No Al.
| The bill to incorporate the Albemarle Fire Engine
Company was latd on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Mclean, the House adjourned
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A YOUNG WOMAN LIMBO A white woman
named Mary King alias Mary Hudson, was arrested
on the Southern train of Sunday night trav-
cling South. in company with negro fellow dressed
in female attire She states that she is the niece OF
Mr.. Matthew Macauley, living at Chapel Hill, North
Carolina, and was on her way home after an unsuc-
cessiul effort 10 reach Washington city, having gore
far as Milford Depot, on the Richmond and Fred
ercksbnrg Rail Road when the disguise Of negro
man discovered apd the parties sent back. The
negro is large Swapping fellow. and says his name
is Abraham, and that he is the property Of Mr. Mac
auIey, the uncle of Miss King alias Hudson. It -
said that the connection between the lady and her
companion has extended farther than travelling TO-
getlier. We should take the woman to be about 70
or 30 years of age. She is not good looking, and
chews tobacco Herself and companion occupy apart,
ments in city jail. where they will remain until
her friends in North Carolina have been heard FROM
Petersburg Daily News.
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when the oaths OF office were administered by Chief
Justice Ruffin, and subscribed to by the Governor
Having delivered his inaugural address, the Govern-
or attended by the Supreme Court, and the Comnit
tee of Arrangements, retired, and Immediately the
Senate Withdrew to their ow chamber.
On motion of Mr.. Bridges, the House adjourned
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SLAVERY MOVEMENT IN CALIFoRSIA. The New
York Tribune says that private advices from Calf
are making move ior change in the C constitution
Of California, 90 to introduce African slavery.
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On motionof Mr. Person of Moore, the bill 10 In
corporate the Milton Savings lnstitaIion taken
up aud read second time. 50
REPoRTs FROM CoMMnTTEEs.
Mr. Eaton from The committee The Judiciary re-
ported the bill making III The duty of Clerks OF SUI
perIor Courts TO take bonds in certain cases, with
amendment. The amendment adopted and the
bill passed its second reading.
Mr. Saunders from the same committee reported
in favor of the passage of the bill to re store jury
trials to the County Courts of Rutherford, Hehder
son and Cleayeland. 4-.<z-.
F. Mr.. Fleming moved to amend it by inserting the
county of Yancy, which amendment was adopted
Afterwards at his request the vote reconsidered,
and he withdrew this amendment.
Mr.. Holland said that he did not believe the cltl-
zens of Cleaveland county desired that jury trials
should be restored 10 the county Courts Of said county
He therefore moved 10 strike out Cleaveland. Pend
ing this motion, Mr.. Webb moved to lay the bill on
! the table, which motion prevailed.
| Mr.. Saunders from The same committee reported
favoraby the bill 10 amend the law protect
houses and enclosures from wifu injury, which bill
passed its second reading.
| Mr.. Jones from the committee Propositions and
Grievances, reported avorably the passage of the
bill 10 prevent, during part of each week, fishing
with seines the mouths of the rivers emptying
into Albemarle Sound.
Mr.. Bond moved to strike ont the first section of
the bill. He thought this bill did not strike at the
root of the evil. lis passage of doubtful expe-
diency. That branch OF labor could bear greater
burdens than are already imposed upon it.
Mr.. Wilson advocated The bill. On his motion,
ii was laid on the table for the present.
On motion of Mr. Steele, the House resolved itself
into committee of the Whole on the Slavery Resolu-
lions, Mr.. Jones in the Chair.
Messrs. Avery and Dargan addressed the commit.
tee at length this subject, advocating the doctrine
| of secession.
| On motion, the Committee rose, and reported Pre-.
gress, when the House took until 81 o'clock
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EVENING SESSION.

E = EVENING SESSION. ssss.
Senate met according 10 adjournment ard proceed
ed, in conjunction with the House of Copmeus, 10
The appointment, Of Justices Of tie Peace for the diff
ferent counties in The State.
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Saunders, of Wake, presepted bill 10 amend
the act Eassed 1853 10. incorporate the Bank of
Fayetteville. Read the first time.
Mr.. Foster of Wilkes, petition from citizens of
w likes and Caldwell, relating TO the establishment
Of new county. Referred to Committee on Propo-
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EVENING SESSION.
'mr. Bond presented the proceedings of meeting
nela at Edenton, the question of Southern Rights
which were read and laid on the table. So
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
MILLINERY AND DRESE-HEAsSfNG

NTISS SARAH JANE. TAGGART, late from New York,
N1 would respectfully to the Ladies Of VIII
and surrounding country that she intends
and splendid emporium in the private dwelling of Mr.
CHARLES BARR Merchant Tailor, next door North of the
Theatre about the 18th of October where she will keep
stantly hand full assortment of Fall and Winter
Millinery embracing all the latest styles which she
examination for chasteness of design richness material
and beauty of nsh will not be any other house
ofthe kind in the country and nothing will be left undone
give general satisfaction good goods prices
and kllfu manufacture concerned With her large
Gle Of friends and relations residing in New York City she
will always be prepared have anything her line
ordered from thence at the shortest notice
Sept 27, 1850 3-tf
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For Sale or Rent.
LOOK AT THIS.

THE undersigned having determined On moving Souh,
offers for sale his plantation Lereon he
in Dupn county, lying the main road from Fayettesie
Newbern three miles of Kena lsvie, containing
900 Aeres oneha of which is cleared and in geed
state of eutvaon and he has hesitation in saying that
is the best Corn plantation in the neighborhood Ihe
Dwelling House convenient and comfortable with the best
set of out-budings in the County.
Ao tract Of Tar and Turpentine Land near the Ra
Road three miles below Strekands Depot containing a.
bout 800 Acres.
Ao valuable Steam MILL (of ten horse power located
rckand in good order and superior team of Horses,
Wagon, sc.
bargain be had by applying soon, and payments
made accommodating and easy.
JAS NJ. MIDDLETON.
Duplin county, Oct. Is, 1850 7-T
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NEW NsrE.LIaERY GOODS

NEW MEELINERY GOODS.
Mrs. Y r. PERSON has just received, and is eA
1Yl now opening, splendid assortment Of Goods EEN
comprising all of the most desirable styles suited the
season.
Alo good assortment of Trimmings, suitable for La.
dies Dresses-in fact every variety OF Eahey Goods usual
ly kept III a store of the kind.
Mrs Person takes pleasure announcing that she has
gagged Miss HART, of Philadelphia, who is fully skilled in all
the various arts of Millinery and would be very happy te
have the Ladies call and examine the articles produced by
her skill.
Mrs p her thanks her friends and the public
for the very liberal patronage heretofore received
MRS. v r. PERSON, Agent.
Oct 25th, 1850 81
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FOR SALE


"a THE Masonboro Retreat and Pantaton-has been a
IL occupied for the last five years Public House.
within miles of Wilmington, the Sound Said planta-
on contains 100 and over of land half of which is
under cultivation The farming Implements &C.. will be
posed Of with it, if mutual For further particulars apply
or address J. ALoNzo WARD the plantation,
J. R. RIKER, Washington Hotel.
Wilmington Nov. %, 1850 12-tf
*x*Aurora and Commercial copy.
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General Notices,
70 TURPEsTINE D1sTILLERs

TINE subscriber would inform the Distes of IWpentfe,
/ that he has hand at his Cooper Shop i'll this
place supply seasoned timber sufficient for the present
year. and that those who disappointed in getting work
last year. may rely upon being served this he has ADDED
greatly arrangements and having permanently
located himself here he viii be enabled pay strict aten
ton the quality of the work and should any casks made
bv him prove bad he viii hem return the price
of such casks so from the first of March next he viii de-
liver them free charge at any point in or around Winning
ton Hereafter his casks shall be marked with the letters
A. NJ on either head that the work may be known The
price will be 81 IS per barrel Of 40 gallons Should any
change made in these prices due notice will be given in
this paper. A MoIS6aN:
Wilmington. n c., Jan. II. 1851 196m*
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ATE learn that Dr. s. p Townsend has sold the good
w win of his arsapailla business, including machinery
an material hansl, for e large Of 800 600
This illustration of the advantages and benefits Of ad
versng The purchasers Nlessrs Nostrand & Bach,
both wealthy and well known individuals They have,
understand employed the celebrated Chemist, DR. James r.
Chiffon, who will hereafter have the compoundng depart
ment under his immediate supervision They men
of enterprise and WILL doubt sustain the character of this
celebrated medicine which has the reputation OF being the
best preparation of Srsapari made in the United States.
The propretors, understand their article
stand in all climates length of tme which have
doubt of, when manufactured by practical chemist
Professor Chiffon, who is we'll known be the
chemists in this country.
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NOTICE..

TAKEN up and committed to Jail in New Hanover 30
county, n. c., the 18th September, $780, Gas e
runaway save,) negro man. who says his name is q
GEORGE AARON. He is about 25 years old . teet~aA2
inches high, black complexion He here seaman
from Boston in September last He pretend he is free, and
says he raised in Brooklyn, New York The
said negro requested forward prove property pay
charges and take him away otherwise he will be dealt with
as the law directs. OWEN FENNELL, Sheriff
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. TO- 1851 I8-tf
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GA,S RE WARD.

D UNAWAY from the subscriber a negro woman -
III named FANNY MAYNER. Said Fanny is r.
about 2S years Of age, very dark Mulatto, aboutsS
middle size and likely She is supposed to be lurking
in about Fayetteville, where she has relatives Thes
above reward will be given for her return the subscriber
or her lodgment in Wilmington jail
JOSEPH SKIPPER.
JAN 3d. 1851 l7-3m.
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New livery stsbIes.-FI,e P,oo.

EAA1 HAvING completed my Livery Stables l an
AOsnow ready receive Horses at livery By the day
week, month.
My Stables situated the of Princess
Streets directly opposite the very convent
the business part the town They built of
and which makes them entirely
They large, conmodous, and well censtructe and
cry respect comfortable and convenient any Stables
the United States.
also or the accommodation of Drovers large
comfortable Lot together with basement under the Stables
sufficient hold hundred horses and shelter them well
and comfortably.
HeRsEs CARRIAGES and BUGGIEs kept constantly for
My Hostlers be surpassed in any country and
therefore feel confident of giving entire satisfaction those
Who favor with their custom.
feel grateful my friends and the public for their liberal
patronage heretofore and hope merit continuance of the
custom H. r. NIXON.
Wilmington N. c., Dec. ii. 1917. lift
(&DAp-3S Ubo1a Boxes:
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$50 RE WARD

WILL be given for the apprehension and delivery 80
w to the subscriber, at EzabethtoWn, bladen "a
N. c., of a negro named JOHN Said John is u
stout, abe-bodied, and is copper colored his "
beard long, and walks little kneed he has free
wife John is supposed be in the neghborhood of Barks-
dae's Mills, in Sampson county.
JAMES W CROMARTIE.
January TO- 1851 lS-tf
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DRUGS, HTEDtClNES, PAINTS, 0T.4s,
Dye-stuns, Perfamery, Fancy Articles, and Patent
MEDICINES.
T'1E subscriber has Just returned from the North eY
with large fresh stock of articles in his line, ~
selected with great from the first importers and A
manufacturers in the Northern cities, which he offers at the
lowest prices and warrants every article to be Of the best
quality, consisting in part:
ders; Bermuda and American Arrow Roots ax Jaap Ex
Coccynh Compound; Calcned and Carb Magnea; Castor
Oil; Cubebs Copaiya and Sarsaparia Capsules Cnctry
SIENNA; Emory; Peruvian Bark Shop Furniture; Eias;
Corks SC.
Morphne Syrup iodde of ron rychnine; Iodides of Mer
curry Sulphur Lead and Iron; Laetae Of Iron; Citrate of
Irons Citrate of Iron and Cunins Aneontne &C.
et az M rt+ Wdow Gs Nv 10 To- b ~
y by a. 10 by l5 II by l5 Il by l8 ii by H. adde In
digo; Gall; Venetian Red; Spanish Rrown; Logwood;
Chrome Green and Yellow dry and OIL nseed ard Train
Badger Hair, Blenders; Varish Brushes Sable Artist
Tools, &c.
Pastry.-Coopers Isinglass; Prcsons Ext Lemon,
and Americana Prestons celebrated Yeast Powders Cloves;
pepper; Mustard Seed; Ginger; Alspice Numegs; CHINA
mun Sweet Oil Sc.
Perfumory Fancy Artlclcs.-Trcnch German.
men; Aromatic Vinegar; Guerails, Rouse and Haucl's
Shaving Cream Lbns Toilet Soap; 50 dozen assorted fam
cy Soaps 25 dozen French, English and American Hair
Brushes 50 dozen assorted Tooth Brushes; dozen Shaving
Brushes: dozen Nail Brushes Military Shaving Soap; Hat
and Cloth Brushes; Toilet Powders, Meen Fun Prepared
Chalk in balls white and pink; Aabaser Powder Lip Salve;
ing Wax; Toilet Bottles large assortment; dozen Bays
Trcopherous; dozen Phalons Invgoator; Haue1s Eau
Lustral; French English, and American Pomatum Oil of
Rose Powder; Puff Boxes: Cachon Aromat;se India Rubhcr
BaS Salt Bottles; Ivory and Buffalo Fine Combs: Horn
and Buffalo Dressing Combs Tooth Picks Bear and Macas-
sar Oils; lndeble Ink; Dupuy's Liquid Solder &c;
For sale by WM II. LIPPiTT,
Druggist and Chemist
October 1Ith, 1851 s
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EsPEcTFuLY tenders his ofessiona services 10 f6e
prepared perform the latest and approved pnc
PIES all IN his profession ncorruptbe Artificial
Whole upper set inserted the atmospheric principle hav
ing made improvement in this mode of inserting Teeth
he confidently recommends it answering the purpose
mastcation, &C. They be taken out and put back
9eteee m the e Teeth WIZ" All operon warS"
to give satisfaction and to be surpassed
>eected.
Aa-o Office formerly occupied by DIR. WARE. 41-12m
uoTcEEkIss' VERTICAL WATER WHEELS.
II E. TOOMER is Agent for the above Wheels this
y place He will take pleasure in showing the Castings
s00 any person who may desire M re to see them
and Gudgeons. at all times: for sale singly pairs
Wilmington N c. April 70, 1850 33-l2m
WEI. W. NARAMoRE, DAGuERaogxPIsT,
w and its Vicinity to the DEGUERRIAN IN the
Exchange nud4g d tarmeT{ t Occupied as the Reading
Pictures made in every style and size from locket pic
ture to full size portrait.
between the Sous IS Sl any & NJ
All invited to call and examine my specimens of the
n B.-As my this place is limited those who wish
to improve this rare of obtaining one OF my
RB-Instruetions given in the art.
Wilmington, N. c., Dec 18th, 1850 l4-tf
coTToN YARNS. coTroN YARNS. TwINE.
DATTLE & CO., Rocky Mount, N. c..
D featuring good quality the above articles which they
are Of sposng Of as far as in North Caro-
Marc, 3 1850 2S-I2m
T1Gs9sH Arrivals per schr. Charles HEaiIs:
Il . Bags best Rio Coffee;
> Ibis, of Canal Flour;
25 boxes Cheese, from IL to 25 lbs, extra
bags best Java Coffee;
d0z. half gallon Jars mixed Pickles: For sale at
Jam II. GEO H. kEILE9'S.
ToBAcCo-Io Baxes jast received from Baltimore and
l. for sale cheap, by M. MeINNlS.
. h. sUGAR.-25 Bbls, for sale cheap, BY
NJ. MeINN1S.
E-40 Bags Rio and Laguyra just received and
~ for sale by NJ. MeiNNIS. /
SCSAN'-4 EIhds iust received and for sale cheap by
~ NJ MeINNIS.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

MFRS. E. A F0D, would respectfully inform the public
tl that she has taken the House lately occupied g Mrs
SWAMI, Boarding and having had thorough
ly repaired and fitted with and handsome furniture
throughout she will be enabled accommodate number
transient permanent Boarders in the best The
House pleasantly situated any in Wilmington
number of her best will be reserved for the
daton of transient vsers She confidently bepeak the
patronage of those desirous of obtaining Boarding House
of the first class she attes herself that her
be surpassed for comfort and convenience and
eron will be spared calculated to add the happiness and
contentment of her guests.
The House open for the reception of permanent
day boarders. For terms, apply to Mrs. FoRD.
**Auroa, Goldsboro' Patriot and Telegraph, and Tar
boro' Press copy If.
Nov. Is, 1850 loft
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Schools.

Useful and Ornamental Needle work free of charge.
No extra charge whatever will be made Books, Station
cry, Sc, furnished at the lowest retail prices
1t particularly desirable that pupils should be present at
the of the session, studies will then be
ranged and classes formed
All articles of clothing must be marked with the owners
in full.
circular containing fuller information will be addressed
to all persons who may desire it.
DANIEL TURNER.
Warrenton. Dee. IS. 1880 l6-5t
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TNOR SALE.-A now Turpentine sim, with all the
Fixtures complete for dsting Capacity, Fifteen bbls
for White Rosin, and all in perfect order. Apply to
Oct 1S.-E6-tfl JNC- D. LOVE CO
SUL1kx and Harness fer sale. Apply at the
~ JOURNAL OFFICE.
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S3O RE WARD.


ID UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the 9th of S9M
II August, negro named MIKE. will pay "a
the above reward for his delivery in Whining n
ton, for his confinement in the Jail of New hanover
county The said negro about IS years Old and about
feet inches high, little to the left when walk
ing, and has of his front teeth out.
Nov. 20, l850-[I2tf] VIM. T. J. VANN.
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Devoted to Politics. the Markets. Foreign and Domestic News
Millinery and Dress"MakiDg.
MFRS. GHAWsS

MRS. EE4AW'S
FASHIONABLE Millinery and Dress-HTaldns Es-
tablishment Second street, opposite Mr. o. g. Pars
eys Always hand, handsome assortment of Cfoaks
and Mantilias. of the latest styles.
Wilmington n c.. Nov q 1850 lily
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TCpSAIL ACADEMY

TCESA!L ACADEhLX
rs beautiful and healthy situation, twelve miles East of
Wilmington, in excellent neighborhood, where board
may be had for six to dollars per month, will
its second scholastic year the first day of October
next.
Rates Of IHitio,,, per session of fre months
metc, English Grammar and Geography =. 81 SO
tory and Rhetoric c s''. .l... . w I2 90
The higher branches of English, Science, Chemistry,
Mental and Moral Philosophy, Political Economy,
including first Glasses of Algebra Latin and Greek. Is 90
Second Glasses of the same, with Lectures the most
important subjects Is 90
Tuition in the Female department the same, with the
cepon Of the ornamental branches which will be made very
reasonable and determined previous to the opening
the School n. n. NIXON,
President of the Board of Trustees.
TopSail Sound, Aug. II, 1850 Soft
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ONE Hundred and Twenty ave Dollars ReVVa rs will
- be paid for the delivery of t. said HARRY to
1osnott Depot dgecombe county for his confinement in
any Jail in the State that get him. One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars win be given for his head.
He was lately heard from in Newbern where he called him
self Henry Barnes Cor Burs), and will be likely
the same that of Copage of Farmer lie
has free nulatto for wife, by the of Sally
ozelnan whe he's lately removed Wilmington and lives
that of the town called Texas where he wEey be
lurking.
Masters of vessels particularly cautioned against har
boring conceang the said board their vessels
the full penalty of the law will be vigorously enforced
June 29th, 1855 [43-tf GUILFORD HORN.
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ESETFgE,

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persons having claims against the late firm of PRICE
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