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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
FOREIGN Ports.

AtGambla Area, June -, brig OREGON. Tuits In. Sa-
A. Bss.n. June o. bns Aerial Carey. of Nova scats
t,cg -chr. Howard Of ana for Ne"-fotA, IS is ar
sailed .or Isle Il Ma June 49, brs Alfred Hammond.
Green In New YoT. for BrDls.
Sal nom tAs Glide SON u.t Clare Allen, Boston gs,
AR AZ Elsinofe 28ih nj; MEnon. Jackson, Natalkas
fl =. Petfstufg 3etA. OVando Cousins, Innidti va
AR al Bremen Is, INST Rafal Arroya, Mailer, Azl.-
Ar III the Te1el 1T INST, Anseaque, Samues. Nea-
At a, Beaurn.rs ith INST Calender Goodwin Liver
pool Tor Bangor TO load Tor Boston Ainade, Brewer Lon
Al u Liverpool. Aug'st T. James Nestnith' watts
SD fr DO 5th Windsor Castle, sampson. Mobile, Cer,
Wesiern. Shermau. Aa,arc-c. Reker. La, Franz Ina.
Iear.n and Sc1ta >a9lneld NeN-lole, Athens Plum
uer Nea 1urgrorr IS also repeated for thaTiestOnl
Ga '.h, Arcadia, Jordan. Ne~-lork.
L. iAe river. oa:s ard bound. Suing Headerslr f.
.rasse-s VT. VII. sampson. tr Boston Aust -aiil
Neil. Tor New-YorS Edward Everett. Gunby, ior bA-
ADV Canada s. flr Boston 9Th. Denmark Thorn Dson
do 9TH Daniel Heos-eE Howard, ID sOtA A~A, isj &C.
SINS farNr3-Ylfs l3-n v sc5aa4n IA k1s-.us g. iLl
La " ehh do ION. waterloo 30 lth Tonawanda Jl-
nus. Ion Pnllad-i1 ala. sth aid Others before
E. loading, - MS. StIeI ~ etury, Tor b,l POI
Devongort. Colbarn Charleston: "a Scotia. Mskeilf
E.luuors. C.orae A Houley Pierce. ChaT esgon. Al.
Watron, Nalstsrs. Bgcsslor Licon-a Hm-4.ol. N b.
Al Ia ro-, loading. Robert Parker wseks Memphis,
Burgess An mon, Hea-sy. PhIlade 9ha. Taylor May
ard L,tte Isrsey, Das, aal Ago. u &c de. ~ =
phia Forest King. hartaorne, Harley, Moral Letns-
Ton ~ m IN, Olympus, VIE T. ana L-p---'' s1-r''-
faF New Orleans
Ent lIwart q LoHd a a rs, Ctr9-ne May arr,
Emerson. Cleoet, Ame 4, hendsFs'n az "a 80 r.
Wees. Singapore Fanny. johnson, Ca.c- "a Ien1o--
Jackson BoM1as Nlc-ora, Cnanpi9n- Nrw- ~. On
caster She hard. do James i9femaa B,s,oa- CD 'A'
Fldes. s. r.ali Bremen - load ilr Nr~-fo
Il olt ~ .-St.. SlAs Leou4rd Inon..s "a - DS,,ll
sih Rival Kysrs0n. g. soon c GraneA ls,1lsf Ne
YoTs Hudson. y amer, do ia Lo1ioL n al y q.
Ilst Victoria Champion, 81 1SeA MsssiYpl bfg- g.
with d1sl a,cA
AZ a. Deal x, INST Georgia. soae, London ir Ports
mouth. ard SD D.
AR at Newsorr Eng Aug J. snip y .ooe, Ih9mas, IN
Liverpool % lead t1r New-lork. Cd "a, E1Z-oe.a,
PENN 81. Cuy POINT Scotland. Percy Nes-l Jfk
SD III Hayre Aug 4. shID Zgr.cn. hch. New fofk.
A, Ia Duche,se dOreans Hutton, ior New-fofk,
81 : r,,;u6e [ bbe< do 18Th Baltimore. Conn. DO 18Th
Prince &c Jo-nslle Adams O. DO bagara An aony g..
18th C.rrrlce Weeks. i1r SrF-Ofleans le-A, Lsm-el
I5ver S4rars Id yet O.. cept D.
ga % b.! lsaur Il nst f9llc-er-y, Pr1noaane San
Francsco- ..., ID,
(~rawfsra AID D.r.Iaars. h04ney, Ne r-Or!eans
sid I'm Rochelle, slst Oh Arveds, Rs,out, Ne=-YOrs
aud Eesscl.
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w halerS.

Arr al Provnceto,yn. Aug. ~. bus L Niokers1n rucS,
North Atlantic Ocean las, from Oh Western Islands, 30
mis- srer, I'D do black FISH ol spoke June g. ScAr
walter \ TI>nn of Providence. clean. July t. the
C,uu,,I nr pr,tefay,n but dad not speak her The b.
y b"s en- iii her socrn, oil since J1lv 4
~ 60 -. ~, u.a.,r,l AM ~ ehtos Abraham II
I, -, -. IN pac liz o..an Clrirl ms U,ul,DI
ii u",.''' 0"'' 4 ~
=, No. pelC5rd Aur 3D. bark Alto Iakeman In
LIN pr,,n ~ Helena Jane g. with fll cargo Il GRO
his 81 oli spoke Jan o. of Seychcie Islands. bark
ReyIs Smell Nqv. Bedford. boiling her first whale which
vou Weld ts 81 Heard from Jan. 81 Seycn ellcs
C,,cro -, y B $50 ~ Sailed from - Helena ah1nt
Ia ~ Ne. lark Nontaluma. Allen. b. ~ So lead
-i' s,,.t cruise. aul ty return ID S. Helena ~ ID
b"unu on
cruz lot lDHt go, g. No. - ii, n.
II'Ai' a ,,n, sl,, N,,,i <, i.t'g' = ~,
10" .' 49, 80 I.'' ....,.i,'.,, o.. 49,,
Passed down h. ifd N'i.A i'- >iy S1'li ia, itl
Pacic, "a ana Jos 'ht'f ltr it4i'ed Win '' '''
spenl v- .,, r.. ~,
y 4,t'tL I," .4ta- f'. ~, '' Ut .'''N i'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
Markes...cARrFrllr REPORTED ron TIE TRIBUNE

TUESDAY. Ausustiq
ASHES-The market : steady bur les active The re-
cents are moderate safes Of ~ bos at - y Ion Pots
CorTON-Th market STEADY with sales OF ol bales
There = 10 disposition % SIX b Chez prices
FLOUR AND MEAL-IheIel Is more doing IN the lew
and better grades a Stale and eSem Flour for the home
trade but al rather lower prices There bu. little DONG
iH export. the nnnesS N tItghis Iestnctg the sales
The henor grades are noi plenty and the demand
moderate ior shipping The receipts sui IN excess If
tie demand and holders are disposed % meet buyers
Il zee obis al - ior No 50 for Sour The sales
CT Domestic reach loO,e bhls bass - for un,s-
Peoted 50 SssSS 81 Tor Sour. . As 80 69l for No
sapsrfme y 6&Ssi t,s Mchgan snd Indiana. 50 la
IS 81 Tor State s. SASS - fer Ohio, S4aSi l2i for
s. 81 FOR fancy Genesee 81 s7Ss5 fof extra Ohio AMI
81 " 80 Tor extra Genesce southern better de-
ne Sales ol zoo bbls AZ STAT . for naked 10 good
brands and 81 I3@s' . oI tanees R,e Flour very
6bl, jersey al 50 sl4Ss - ~
GRAIN-our market for Wheat IS unsettled and much
depressed ana lower have been accepted
msndi mode a,e for port The sales bush red
OHIO at Ste s3oo bush white Michigan at a0c SO Dash
MhlS southern ~ private terms, and lSV Rcd Al 81
closing dull and heayg. Corn opened arncT with good
demand for the home trade and for export Sales Of as
push a. a.. @o3c ioF 9nSonnd sc a53c fF Western
NAKED Shd SIC flI round yellow and Sc Tor do White
any Slss I' nS' Mhle oais are steady prime
Msse'n al SS>N4ic. k,e sales OF ~ bush
MhlSkf-rAe market fayors the buyer. wiki a mode
rate demand Sales 81 Sco bbls Prsc Al as Drud.e :
sIpiIRSo S sI.s, g, . heds Al q
-, NJ, t>IoN>1 ourfnsTsei Tor new Mess PorS bet
sei VAN nieit dsinand tor the trade Pane steaty
AZ ven yulet oN : IN roderate regues sis = for
tilaS any 81 = t Mess The safes b5ls Al S4
ISssls 81 ior new Mes SO s1i for Prue Bee
m good demand and = steady Sales on 30 bhls n = -
81 Tor Mess and Srs So for Prime lard i sea.v Ssle.
II ~ eolS al S. Gs.c. Butter and Cheese arr steady
klSH-Ihe market quiet; the demand ailt.tei bv
iht wait II money .eeO salEiSls Dry Cod sod a. - so
$ llto bills Ne MacSerel - e, for large and =
for small There ne aaoa; FAi Mackerel a!s ann
and heavy
LEArhERrhe market : nj very active but TIC sales
exceed the receipts Tie stock : auR>aas ard Prices
stead The GroCth has retarded me supplles Form
descriptions demand Oak tanned yer save
pArs.culary vi light weights
TOBACGO-Ihe market IS dall and declnng ne s,ock
SecumuauIg The crop Of Kentucky VIII be lArge and
good. which has influenced prloeS There insulry
fCs eSDort 20 hhSs Mar land Sc. 20 Do Kentucky
crop. &c.
GROCFRlES-The demand nom orsf hands a; the
low po.n,. 10 he dlhcucS n ne money market.
hut NJ oe.eis and >ecuu1 hands -heTc inquiry
The south snd ga Me>eru tea srS CtcJ : steady
No quiet o. the sale announced r ~ ri0rroS Hr
SUs tVu 2,v,o has Java. ilc. ~ II Ooaua-c u a3c
Sugars duh ea. steady Lee haGs Cuba Aascosao
1850, le,C tVXes Hs YaIa BTVNn 6,s7c ~ khss. Pug
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txus :h T.. Ier q Cayenne ssrk u Frcnce ior Sa--
mar. - = 81 IS trr 2C1-g .-ru SEEM Il-c-t4a
NORFOLK. A1-. lE-AT t-E Ge-ge " -s.n ''lr
Yea Yor. s-.r Sa-aa F-apceS, MsTsrueT-tt. tnr'''
Oh ns-.. t-x Eoius. n B1n-rr. crr ars Ne WITS
i.4vlng fcr NevH1Fz-- A.so lrrscI scar : l. pa
New-ierA.
ga tlrss rrenQe- Waf-s AMI 2 Z ant r. James Nfver
BOSTON. Aug i4-Arr. saip Well I'd, NrN-o leans
big Atlantic. PRlateph. Br stl1 Gala = VI .7.ns
Cd steamship Elro7a. LVc--ooi, bark Ne7'na- kio
Dutra hrg H07cas Rotterdam urgs NahseCa q i4se's
/. Tav. do
PORTSMOUTH. Az ls-CiG new snip Glo5e o.
Orleans To- HAVE
PORTLAND. Aug. is-AT big harr,etta. Pm aiei-
pha Schr Marin. 60 CD btg Fraaccs Ellen, Hlylni
NEWRURNPORr. 4 e r-Arr Scnr Aiains N"N
YORK is-h. hrg " llllam Brown. Philadelphia
PROVIDENCE, Aug i9-Arr. below, Big OTra. TAI
Nowrv. Charleston
BALTIMORE. aug Ban h-i-S Hanover. Portland
RoyeEs Bride Rlo sclEs. W2chrlan. ston Sagan E-l
a'e-h. New York Roanoke, Passport. Ne.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW ORK-.--..-AUGU


sh.9-wm Rathbone, Spencer, Liverpool Everett -
Brown. -
Neinckc, Lyra Bemis Havana closes Taylor x c.
Bngs-Eilen Mana, Eiliman. Phlladephia, X p R4ct
4 Go Good Intent, McQuade Plctou. ), J s. Witt
uey \ Co Ha1let, Mitchell Surma n Ne,mIth x sons
Sclooners-Col Satterly. Booth. Charleston, T. No
Greatly CALICO. Dearborn. Richmond. {. h Pltr,0H
Samll Lord, Smith, Baltimore Mailer Lord Ey
press Sterling, Baltimore, Van Bruut Slaght Jose DO
Brown, Gardner. Batmae.J Briggs; Ellen In .a.
Thompson. New Haven. master. Clara Bprges. (DGt hl
Zetman, Valparaiso. j Foulke n Sons
Propellers-lronsdCs. Green, Phlad ". H. Thompson {,
Ere Norman, Philadelphia, J. \ \ Buggs
BaTge-LNpross. CoAansey. BaltImore W. II Ih0m .e-n
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F-n or Crrres,nn.lsn.s :

PHILADELPHIA. Ang ll-4~rrca-Blrk Ntnanna,
tBr Larzed. : 40 Ie Cuba. prlEs 2 < Htcleorn.
Colcorl. NewYors Loretta. Henderson. d. schr> Ma
" Emmy, Clifford Norwich Samuel Painter. Ncal. A.
tany s.ar. Berry 90. Edu3-e, SCOTT Boston &,
NiAam ColiFcr. Broass. Nldl.et1wu Zg.ette, El'on,
New York North Plc.hc. Hewitt. Providence VA h
Gem. Nye. Newport
CsGrse-Rrss P Hrchhorn Colcori. Boston L.
Tetto, HendersC n. DO Delawsre Harding. DO, sohs ,
Boston Mar Emly. Clifford DO North Pacific. Hew
1T. j. Zuietie, Eaton, do Nary Emily clifford, d.
VIM. Colyer. Broo,s. Middleton ID ". + trd-e y -.
Frederc.sblrs Va. star. N.cserson. Providence X.
Gem. I'VE. New-B Bedford steamer Penobscct. Clark,
York.
NEWPORT. Agg. l7-Arr. brig Enuch Bonner, Morton.
Providence for PHILADELPHIA schrs Mara, Gardner Dgh-
ton for Phllade qhIa LYDIA Ann N0oreS do Tor do, O.
nter Dvas 90 FOR 70 lnvinchle Hodsson. Calais fur
New-Haven Mt Vernon Bragg. Bristol for Portland
Ashland. I'm Bangor. 18th. schr Dresden, Richardson
Prnlldr nee flr Ca.a-s
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Spoken, &c.

for Quebec
Aug A. of Cape Fear ship John Rayenel, Turner from
Liverpool tor Charleston
Jgiy7 lat n y Ion p 10 " was seen bark J. T.
Johnson Staples I'm y York Tor b AHA
MAJ = lar 81 co. lou. - 81, b the henrco on h.r pas
from Now-lors for Zanzibar, all WELL and parted com
pany seth. at 30 lon 20 49, tsnce spoken n' date @
y lon % W }
NeM-IOrk
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Receinfs of Produce.

p N, Norfh RiUer Boats ges21y-8i72 bbls. Flour
10 a. Asas taO d. WHISKY. 81 Hams. 3s2 pk-s Meti
IS do WOOL ST 90 Butter, 1922 bushels Corn. soo do
Oats DO Wheat
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On TUESDAY Aug 49, at 81 Johns Church. Brooslyn q
Rev Mr. O'ke.on. GEORGE II. MOSEMAN q SARAh
q FINLEY Youngest daughter Of George Finley, Esi
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lIWASACTHFS DAY.

MINIATURE ALWANAC-.--THts DAY.
sUN-Rises.-.J a Sefs----.6 IL MOoN-Rses---li jSa
HIGH WATER August 90
Sandy Hook - som Gov Island 81 Hen Elm
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~ q + & E.-The Stockholders OF the
l Williams VALLEY Railroad lnd Mining Company vii
meet al the Office of David Lapsley Treasurer ~ sad ron
PAW, Mslrutst. Philadelphia between ld and ithstl
She 9TH day OF SCI TENDER newt ~ 10 o'clock sad a
aId ir board n Directors viii meet AZ The plhceoa
the following day. the jh II ~ hoped that thfre will b.
general and punctl attendance n tue st'cs holders
thus meeting atiefs of Importance viii b, lad osffs
them for their action August a. 1871
aul8H WI AYRES. Presi
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RO. Butt Err
lran--l :

the value Of stocks owned by the State u..--- 6o1 ~
Showing thai Virginia, Ike Nsw-York, can balance Ar
debt by her
THIS stoc. for sale at the Office II m sitsc1oer,n
$500 20 81 900 Bonds They payable 10 bearer and are
transferable BE- delivery They have rHiRrY FIVE yesr
run and tho interest IL payable N this ots. On The hh
of January and Juy j IHOmf SON
y23 tmDxSW3W o. Wall 1t Nsw-Yoh.
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BAL tiAOhE. Aug is-Arr bark Unlon Boston schr.
smith, Bellows, PcrH-d - 49,
SANI1CAEI Aug is-Arr. ship lsan. Pacisc 80
NEW BEDFORD. Au- le-Arr ss,, W., D..
lace rs bone ~ ~ W VIM '--'
Cd SHIPS Gene "a AID trsAag Arc,sc Ocra.
SA1kni AS. is-.AG sus Gsss.ls, Casssae IN, Mar.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
swtintl & fapmer
PRRSIDEST,S MESSAGE.

Ne are indebted To the .~'Steubenville
Herald for an early copy of the Presi-
dents Message, for which w. R. Allison
will accept our thanks. 1t was received
here by express, yesterday morning about
10 9clock pnd by a union of che forces
10 ia e Republican and Sentinel" Off
ess, -FeAere,easbled to lay it before our
E readers this Thursday morning.
We learn, from the Herald, that Lynn
BOYD, Of Kentucky, has been elected
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
and John W. Forney, Of Pennsylvania
Clerk. s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
a ai g0fa II aaAN ACT aEauN'H
a L.uTn anfhf. rire Eren Ranking. I

Sec. H. Be.ifsnactea by the General As
sent6ly Of The State Of Ohio, That any NUM-
her ~ natufhl PERSONS, not less than three,
may engsge in the business Of banking,
with all The rghts, privileges aud powers
conferred by and subject TO the restrictions
uf this act. W gia,la93&b y w 9&i@@ fgl%H%i
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
a. 4, l5 POLITICAL AGRICULTURAL. @.C(
4 COMMERCIAL !. {; Il / El..RIi i+;f
!. &c @pfpoteo to lloIlties, Nelps. aloraIs Gileratn
SDA Y .MORiNING,,APRIL 80, 1851

I !: c c III II 555 55=5l CADIz OHIO "WEDNESDAY
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-22
PROSPECTUS OF THE
North Carolina University Magazine.

7NHE Students of the University of North Carolina,
Il having deliberated in body the expediency of
establishing literary organ and we'll convinced of the
mental and perhaps moral benefit which may result
therefrom, have resolved tocxecute their design They
take this appropriate of informing the public. No
legitimate department of literature will be excluded from
the Magazine and it is presumed will he held OBJ
ectionable provided the article be thoroughly wnnowed
of the cha of mpropeties. Every effort will be sx
erted to interest its readers with originality and enghte
them with valuable information. We do not indeed
Pect to produce aught which the world will not will
ling let die " but aiding in the purpose which
has placed at College, this may justly
expect encouragement. To those who take interest
in US personally and to those who sympathise to any
degree in the ends which prompt u.s. appeal
monlousy and with sure hopes of he Edito-
rial Corps will always consist of six members of the
Senior Glass. The Magazine will he issued monthly,
Excepting January and Juy) from the Press of VIM.
D: Cooke, Raleigh N. c. TO him also all subscriptions
and business communications must be addressed (post
paid.) U-
The first Number will be issued LIST February 1852.
Terms of subscription 81, in advance.
Chapel Hill, N. c.. Nov. l, 1851. A.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-22

INHUMAN CRUELTY STEP-MoTHER. Polly
Olmstead has been found guilty of the murder, by
slow crueltes of her own slep-chil6, in Illinois.
1t appears that Omstead married again in about
three weeks after the death of his first wife-at which
time the child was about five years old. This was
about eighteen months ago. Soon after the marriage
the wife confined the little girl in the kitchen, and
there kept her most of the time tied and without
hre. In this situation she forced to remain up
to the time of her death having food allowed her
except half pint of coffee milk and a piece of
cold corn bread every day.
No bed-covering was allowed her in any weather
further than single scanty quilt. The fendish wo-
man often amused herself by beating the child the
most outrageous manner, and occasion COM
PEELED another child to choke her until she was black
IN the face. She continually forced her 10 eat rotten
Hult and vegetables of various kinds, together with
o'her filth which it would not be seemly describe.
sometimes she would fasen the little creature under
me Kitchen floor and leave her there for hours 9th
81 details were given which shocking for pub
lcaton. The poor little sufferer often wished her
sen dead. On one occasion she escaped from the
kltchen and was seen trying to climb pole which
Stood IL the yard. Upon being asked where she was
going she replied that she going up to the 9TH
er woric TO see her mother. The heartess step-moh
CT oroeleo Eer down with curses and the tremhIino
ue creature fell In her weakness, her head striking
violently against the wall of the house.
The jury found the woman guilty of manslapobtar
and she was sentenced to two years. service p 49,
State Prison. " INC
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-22
$2S Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber the 21>t inst.
ha Mularto man, LEWIS, about 25 years of age, six
feet high, and Carries himself very erecy; intelli
gent and likely He processes to be Barber and Shoe
maker.
Lewis purchased short time since from a
Kentuckan, has been employed in driving horses and
mules, and is we'll known in Tennessee and North Ca
rolna. He probably has and is maxi ng his way
back to Kentucky, or to a free StaIe.
The above reward win be paid for the delivery of
Lewis the subscriber, Columbia, S. c., for his
confnem in any Jail in any Southern State
J. NJ. E. SHARP.
Columbia, S. c.. Oct "a. 1851. s95-stw.
Charlotte Hornets Nest, Goldsboro' Republicans
Lincoln Repubican;N. c., Greenville Spy Knoxville
Plebian, Tenn. will copy times, and send bills to
Palmetto State Banner, Columbia, s. c.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-22
Printing Press for Sale,

TNHE undersigned offers for sale the Press which
i the North Carolina Herald has for some time been
printed together with all types and materials thereto be-
longing. There presses belonging the esab
lishment, but outlay of some ten dollars would be
necessary to fit of them for There is good
of job type, for country village work. The
type used in printing the Herald and Evergreen but
little worn, and consist of 8 fonts of Brewer Long
Primer body, 2 of Bourgeois, of Long Primer, and
of Small Plea The office is supplied with every thing
necessary toprnt weekly paper of medium size, or
neat monthly Magazine form.
The two Presses and all articles belonging to the ess
Enlistment half keg of News Ink, and several reams
of paper will he sold extremely inviting either
for cash promissory notes well secured Any steady
practical printer do well with the establishment in
publishing paper by job work alone. For any fur
Their information address the undersigned Ashborough,
Randolph county, N. e. K. II. BROWN.
Ashborough, Nov. 7, 1851. 4-2tpd.'
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-22

There are now but three wing governors in the
Untd States, viz: Vermont, Tennessee, and New
York. We exclude Pennsylvania, because free-soii
aOolltion-whIg Johnston has been excluded by the
people, though the new incumbent has not yet en-
tered upon his dutes.'
We copy the above paragraph from the New York
journal of Commerce. When we first read it-al
SOugh We had great confidence in the general accu
acy of that paper-we thought the number of whic
sVefnors was underestimate. But, upon reflection
We are not able to find any more.
M Is well that these three whig governors are not
to meet face to face. Could they all be brought
gether, and made to discuss the sLavery question,
Gsle would be 1Dar in less than thirty minutes
N.Y. aSSvernor Campbell would be certain to maui the
hmrgher-law" governor of Vermont; and the proba-
s'les are that he would make huge fakes of .uooI
'0ut of the executive of New York.
Nashville Union.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-22

TAKING TIME BY THE FoRELocK. The Raleigh
Reoister is calling upon the faithful to prePaEe
for the political campaign of 1852 in this stare
hopes that system of organization may Dc acoPeu
which may secure union, harmony and zeal III u.'
whole WING party throughout the State" IT ackno~t
lodges the facts that there has been some
heartburning amongst few of its trlends wnIo Phe
vented the full strength of its party being ie WIKI
last State elections; and earnestly appears 80 line
friends to reconcilesall differences anu "Ho
at the word of command. - Jes;r;no tn
Well, we don't blame the Register loi e. - will
commence operations so far in aoVanIo, L.thn-
End thai its few'' friends among "hon
.hu Ndt ~ ~ ,har more numerous than 1t would
hs,ffi,;n1 - confess, and 1t may also lind that "
f, If hem can never again De brought TO act WIN
the Wing party. I'D rnor o,,o no;rt If the appeal
Du' peaister 1t says: I" We can but believe
o. The Wing Party in North Carolina, in the aP-
roacbng State and Presidential elections, will rise
above ali sectional prejudices, and bend their whole
efforts to secure the triumph of those principles which
have been so signaIIy illustrated by the present pa
triotc Administration" Now. the point upon which
we are non .plussed is this What principles have
been so sgnaIly illustrated by the present Patriotlc
administration! We should like to know. The
Register appeals its Wing friends to rally to the
re scue of their principles. But has MI. Fillmore
.sgnally Illustrated those Wing principles further
than relates to the distribution of the spoils Have
the Bank and Tarif-those principal pillars in the
Wing church-been "signally illustrated by Mr.
Fillmore's administration Surely not What prln-
cipes then, have been signally illustrated" by this
patriotic President!
We are not thoroughly conversant with the Prac-
tce of the parties in this State with regard to guber
material Northumberland do not therefore, know
whether it will be necessary for the Democracy to
hold Convention for such purpose. Of one thing,
however, we are fully satis6e6-that the signal
ability and upright honesty which have characterized
the administration of DAVID S. REID, point unerrngy
to him the above all others calculated to lead
our hosts on to battle and to victory.
Democratic Pioneer.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-22

The Raleigh Standard misunderstands us if it in
fers from remarks of the Both ut., touching the
Compromise, that we dissatisfied with the Com
promise IF adhered to By the Free States in good faith
We wish it to be distinctly understood that although
the Compromise is not every thing would have
it to be, yet approve it compromise, provided,
however, the Free States shall faithfully obey ii. If,
however, the Free States do not obey tiff they dis
regard the Fugitive Slave Bill-then, in that case,
the Compromise will prove worthless, and We OPP
pose it because it will cease to be compromise
What then! Secede? Before seeding we propose
"a issue with the free States.'' What is it :
That every free State in hich fugitive slaves shall
be found shall have the choice of surrendering said
slave paying the proprietor full value of the fug-
tive and keeping him. If the free States refuse as
sent to this proposition. asserting. refuse to prae
hce it in good faith, then say compromises are
humbugs, and the Union will be worth preserving
and give US secession and honor rather than Union
and dishonor.
Will the Standard publish the above, by way of
placing US as we wish to be placed before its read
ers! Million Chronicle.