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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

DEATH OF CHAPMAN. The indianapolis State Sem
nel announces the death, the 18th inst of George
A. Chapman, of the original proprietors OF that
paper Mr.. Chapman has been well known one
eff the most popular and influential democratic editors
in the West, was the " Crow, Chapman, Crow -
man.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02
BOOTS! BOOTS. BOOTS.

DIV ER L.. Blu II G n
HAS just received his Spring supply of those beautiful
Lemoine Paris IlLf SKINS which ne is manufacturing
into Boots in style that be surpassed anywhere
Also, fine Opera Boots, CATERS Pump Boots, sc.
For sale all kinds of Tools Finding &e for tbe trade
Raleigh, March S, 1851. s.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

BosToN AND THE SoUTH. The Boston Post says
1t is estimated that than million of dollars in
sales have been lost to Boston this season. on ac-
Count eff the impression among Southern merchants
that Boston would not sustain the compromise mea-
surea. 80
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HEARTT & LITCHFORD.
Dealers i'm staple & Fancy Dry Goods
Hats Boots, Shoes &c

IE4S WOULD respectfully ask attention to the
1sJ following, portion of their Spring purchases,
SIS which have been received
Chameleon Hermann Silk Brocade Labradors,
Fancy Silk Tissues, Berages, Berage DeLains,
Poplns Prints French Jaconetts. Embroidered Swiss
Musns, AlborInes, Chenie Ginghams,
Lace Shawls, Grape do.
Fancy Cravats for Ladies, Jaspra Silks
Chenie TO- Emb'd Silk Mantias, Lace and Muslin
Visitees, Belts, Lace, Trimmings &c. &c
ALSO,
Bleached and Brown Shirngs and Sheetngs
Irish Linens, Summer Coatings, and Pant stuffs &C.
Raleigh, March 25 1851. 4I-3t
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

MOTHER Lot of those beautiful four dollar Mole
n skin Hats, just Received by Express.
R. TUCKER & SON.
Raleigh, March 2nd, 1851. a.
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S lo,oooI State Bonds.
$4,000. State Bonds.

Treasury OFFIcE, Raleigh N. c.,
March 10, ISL.
DROPOSAIsS will be received at this Office until the
2lst of April next, for the purchase of Forty Thou
sand Dollars worth of bonds issued by the State of North
Carolina interest at the rate of six per centum per
mum payable semi-annuay and principal payable the
end of ten years. Issued under Act Of the General
Assembly of this State at the session of ls605T
titled An Act to provide for the payment Of the debts
of the State feesa
Persons bidding will endorse their letters PyOp0s-
ais far Stale Stocks. - DANIEL w. COURTS.
Pttbici Treasurer.
Raleigh March 10, 1851. 40-td.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02
THE MEDICAL SOCIETY

The WI EUICAL SUCIETY
OF the state of North Carol ina.
FTNHE Second Annual Meeting will be held in the
i City of Raleigh the third Wednesday of Nav
next being the list of the month which time the
Annual Address will he delivered by Dr. Charles E.
Johnson, of Raleigh 1t is desirable that many Coun-
ties make convenient be represented may do
business of importance the Profession will be
brought forward for consideration. Delegates from the
County Societies, Associates and Physicians generally
notified attend.s
WILLIAM H. MCKEE, NJ. D.
Secretary.
Raleigh, March &c, 1850. 40
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

REMOVAL.
WIN. G. NOBLE takes this means to inform his
friends in North Carolina, that he continues with
Cameron, Hayward and Edwards,
(Late Lindsey, Cameron & Hayward,)
who have removed to
No. I6I. Broadway, New York,
adjoining Rathbuns HOTEL and now opening and will
continue to receive by every Steamer from Europe the
Ne,oest, Richest and most desirable styles Of
French, German, Enstfsh. hGifOs., India S5Gk and
FANCY GOODS,
to be found in this market He particularly invites an
examination by Merchants visiting the city, he de-
ermined sell the lowest prices for cash approved
credit. Orders will meet with strict attention.
New York. Feb. 20. 1850. 32-4w.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED
90 PS. Marlborough Stripes and Paids (for
@OBleached and Brown Shirtings and Jeans. ?"
Crushed. Brown, Clarified, Refined Loaf Sugar.
Old Jaws, Laguira and Rio Coffee,
Cut Nails and Brads Swede's Iron and Steel
For Sale by
]. BROWN
Raleigh, LIST April. 1851. a.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02
SPRING GOODS FOR 1851.

lHE Subscriber receiving his usual stock Of Spring
end Summer Goods, a his Old stand. No. 0, Fqyefe-
- csNa1sTINa or
D I.y Goods. Hats and Moes
n0faaeare, Croeksry,
J. BROWN.
halelghs Aprli l, 1911 a.
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KendaII.s Great WOrk.

TTNHE War between the United States ard Mexico,
Illustrated embracing Pictorial Drawings of all the
Principal conflicts with description of each Battle By
George Wilkins Kendall, author of the Texan Sante Fe
Expedition. Received at
TURNER'S Bookstore
Raleigh, April I'd, 1851. 4s-
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Oil.

q BBIS this day received and for sale at the Drug
SStore of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
Raleigh March 81, 1851. 49,
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-02

Red Glover seed.
A SUPPLY of Fresh Clover Seed, just received and
n for sale by P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, April LIST, 1851. 43-
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I. O. O. F.
Grand Lodge of North Carolina.
TINE Grand Lodge of this State will in the Hall
j of Manteo Lodge, No 8, in the City of Raleigh, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of May, IL o'clock, A. M.
VIM. D. COOKE, Grand Secretary.
Raleigh April I'd, 1851. 43-w4t.
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BY Express.

BY Express.
AIDES Black Kid Slippers,
IL do. White Kid do.
Misses Goat Skin Bootees,
Chdten's do. do j. BROWN,
No. Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh, April l, 1851. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer franklin arrived at New fork on Sunday
ri,b fonr DAYS later accounts from Europe
Amongst her passengers is Chevaier De LupI, Envoy
Extraordinary from the Republic Of Brazil
Cotton at Liverpool has dcci ned eighth OF penny
Flour has also declined.
KossurH had not arrived 10 England on the 2lst
II is stated that affairs Paris look threatening nc
Rourse however was quiet The Telegraph we lear, mas
made sad work of some of the of The parties spoken
of for the new Cabinet They thus stated in our dcs-
patch: 49, = :,
rior NJ Benot IIoud, Minister Of Finance; NJ SeguIn,
Minister OF Public Works; NJ. Lavll, Minister of Com
.merce NJ Soyer, Minister of Justice; Admiral Parseval:
Minister of Marine; VI. Grauld, Minister Of Public In
struction.
terrible explosion OF powder magazine occurred at
Krems on 18th u,mu by which many lives were lost
Further of unfavorube nature have been re-
ceiyed in England from the Cape of Good Hope Another
reinforcement troops had been asked for suppress
the instruction of the natives in that quarter
MARKETS-Cotton dull, and prices OF all descrlp-
lions had declined &C. The average daily sales were 1000
10 5000 bales, chiefly 10 the trade.
In flour and wheat only moderate business was doing at
the decline noticed Fridny, viz Sd Cd on flour and Id
on wheat Corn but little inquired for and nominal at
previous rates.
The Manchester market sympahized with the state of
trade in Liverpool and business limited with gloomy
aspect
LONDON MARKETs.-Sugers were dull and dropping,
though unchanged in price Coee was Cd Is ower good
ordinary Native Ceylon sold al dos cd. Tea rice and tai
low were dull Other articles show material alteration.
Money was easy and English funds firm ConsOl closed at
OK 9T2s, being advance.
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For The Enquirer
TWILL NOT BE WHIPPED INn

Such is the caption Of a communication in the Richmond
Enquirer the 24h Of October 1851 the signature of
Goochand The date should preserved the 23d would
have been appropriate, as that was the day He
GUochIand carry himself and free other good and
true Wings" for Mr.. Caskic, the Republican cand
date for Congress in this dstrict-an evenul epoch no
doubt bc remembered in all Time. He Guochlandn re-
ers An Old Light, who lie says writes in the Wing
assigning his voting Tor Mr. Bolts Mr. Cas-.
kie. Now. have say have suppose that
GuochlanG Tc.ered 10 Other than Tic various inquiries
that have been made Of relative the communication in
the Wing, the signature OF AN Old Light" | have
such piece, know nothing Of lis auLhor nor am
enpous be considered New Light much less An Old
Light voted for neither OF the Congressional candidates.
if had good for voting, il would be mat
little importance trouble the public with long
newspaper essay the subject can say with truth that
influenced nobody voe-much less five"
Let congratulate friend and alliances from Gooch-
lacd his position And in the language of the "lm-
mortal ion very OCCASION 10 his peculiar Goochand
iriendJ lct bygones DC bygones. Let Gooch.
land let Ga manfuly work theatre Rub I'D
armor Not be content with ves, hundreds but lei
us show the Ncr Light extended hej-bring the
Young Democracy the polls and roll up maor,ies Of
thousands Tor OLD JOE JOHNSON who has light than the
whole business together. In conclusion, will end
this small potato business by expressing wish that re
cent Reform Convention while in session, had adopted this
as clause in the Constitution, viz:-"We hereby i'm
pose heavy fine all newspaper essays with fictitious sg
Mattress
thought it due canior to make the above slate
mcnl. HUGH GOODWIN
WHITE WALNUT, LOUISA Nov. l, 1851
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FIR tie En0uirsr


Mcssis Editors IL believe every body in Halifax will
say tla, large majority of her citizens wish the
Richmond and Danyllc Railroad completed. The only dli
ference of opinion that exists regards the ,rdys and
means uf raising the funds necessary complete it, Some
contend county is the best mode others regard this
njusl regard it unconstitutional and maintain that
The ought be finished by private subscriptions but
nearly erry body declares that the road ought and shall be
completed.
Allow me to offer compromise measure, friend Of the
Anxious il built anxious to all i'll aud ca
cted feelings The subject alaycd and every shoulder put
Il the wheel shove 'he great improvement ahead. My
pan is somewhat this:
is said that $50 600 is sufficient for Halifax 10 subscribe
NJw if legislation be necessary for the purpose lei the next
Legislature require the sheriff procure book books,
be opened al each precinct for all PERSONS mot excluding
female property holders unless il be thought bes who are
willing be assessed with proportunac paris Of the SoOOO
70 enroll their u board Of commissioners 10 make
the upon each subscriber proporoned to his
her property whenever Say) 900 less
laer number Of taxpayers enroll their names IN said
books and the officer or Sheriff 10 collect sucn as
sessnets under the same regulations applicable 10 the case
guide him in the collection o. revenue taxes should Tie
RAILROAD yield Dividends such IA should tall due {" these
subscribers IL; expended i free schopl purposes in the
county D! Halifax otherwise.
Such Tie outline ri plan ol compromise oicr Oh ms
subject cannot say il u"ahi 10 BIZ appiOvei-perhaps
would approve il myself if were to examine it closely
II only suggested for the purpose OF ccitinS dscnsson
an! of inviting suggesIonnot by vi
co.nendaion with the full endorsement OF the writer
1t IS likely further features might be added 10 this pan that
is certain GnG coaa Say Unjust 81 nE9h
slitlona because enrolment ot the would be vol
uniIry. dlng 10 the PLAN
Could large number Of taxpayers be Induced thus to
enrol their namcsl
Four hundred Of them voted for the tax for the road and
there five hundred OF them opposed this
principle who would be willing 10 subscribe upon this vol
unlay PLAN We may then assume that nine hundred would
enrol Our twelve hundred payers in this
~ embrace 600 thcs; then these nine hundred would in
oil probability, about 300 tittcs. An
S. ct per 1.-THE would this arrangement yield the
s5OulO and this would thus be assessed only on ind
rduG!s uhosc consent had been Obtained. This tthctax is
figured because the hcaG wond be rcsorted to-
give the reader faint idea of what would be the
dd rGorem tax.
The persons who would first enrol would not be afraid lest
others would not because the enrolment is not to be binding
until certain large number of names be subscribed These
suggestions respectfully made by friend 10 the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

NASHISGT0S CITY, UcT. 81, 1901.
The Old Dominion in pursuance Of time honred usage,
has again covered herself with glory Very painful soicude
exists mere among his friends relative the whereabouts Of
the ahlec nomlner the evening OF the memorable
23d his spirit was invoked by his sympalhisng adhc-
rents but ed their bidding. 1t is 10 be hoped
that The great defeated will do nothing rush. the Demuc-
Surely, by this time, MIR. Bolts is
chagrin and disappointment OF defeat
's nothing when gets U.s. 10 IL (as the fellow said
they sentenced him States Prison lor ie) We trust
them That Mr.. Bouts will cheer up for being Immortal
ray of hope may perhaps away down in the dim future
iumne his political horizon.
Our delegation should stand fourteen instead of thirteen
fifteen. Frederick District which gave Cass 1000 majority
Taylor, now, 10 her shae be IL SAID sends Wing
independrnt Union man-Enquirerl Representative IL
Congress This owing eIy 10 dsafecton in our own
ranks. Wings acknowledge this be the TACT. Upon what
grounds ten the Wing party hope for the election
of Summers am loss 10 conceive thousand per
greater the chances OF MIR Bolts in the Richmond
District than exists for the Of MrSummes and
yet the sagacDus Secretary OF the INTERIOR who predicted
Mr. Bolts election by decided MINORITY" cams the cleo
ton of Summers "more than certain" But Mr. Stuart
times loves good oke and arm inclined to believe
that he attaches double meaning 10 the expression. Admit
ting this to be then truly he must be either prophet
the OF prophet for Mr. Bolts certainly than
cannot tell you with what thrill of qualification and
JOY the intelligence OF the election Of that indomituble
champion Of Democracy John s. Caske was received by
friends in this city. They hailed il you do, triumph
OF truth error, OF right wrong, of Union Demo-
disorganzer, of Democracy Federalism
douby distilled. For these same reasons do we intend to
rejoice the triumphant election OF standardbcare
in Gubcnatora contest the gallant COL Joseph John
lam happy learn from some of my Richmond friends
who have recently passed through this city that Is
temptation among many OF his friends, introduce The
OF Thomas Rche Jr. to The favorable consideration
of fellow of the 18th Senatorial District. am
satisfied if he believed that such the wish of his friends
generally. he could not withhold the u name, which,
presented 10 the voters OF Henrco and Hanover by Con-
vcnIion Of his party friends, would unquesionubly
the success OF the Ticket.
There some five six distinguished gentlemen in
Washington who have been named asprans for the Pre-
sdency. From what gather, "Doug!ass stuck is on
the RISE ana commands the highest premium in the political
market, HANOVER
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HENRICo.

AT meeting of the Democrats of Henrico held al their
Court House, Monday Nov. 3d. 1851, motion OF n F.
Bows ESQ., Mr. Richard Rens called tho Chair and
Caleb Jones appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object OF the meeting 10 be, for
the purpose Of appointing delegates attend the
ConvcntD recommended by The Democrats Of Hanover 10
be held lcnrico Court House Saturday. Nov. 9Th, al
~ o'clock select suitable person TO represent the coun
lies of Hanover aE enrico in the Senate of Virginia
Mr.. Bowe moved that the Chairman appoint committee
Of five report the of IS delegates represent the
county in said Convention.
The Chairman appointed Messrs Bowe, Mayo, Starke,
Cottrel ard Childtey.
The committee reported the following names and they
were adop,cd Messrs. Robert Courtney, HARDWOOD, NJ
Gardner Samuel Cottre Dr., Samuel CotIrel, jr, Jno
Royal Logan Mccall, Moses Carter, Absolom Black
burn, Wm Green, DIR John Powell, YIN Logon, Daniel
Mathews, John Via Ihos Siarke, John t Chlldrey WIN
Alley, VIVA Mills Patrick Fullerton, John Young, Benz
Points Robert Mayo Mr. Horde G WaIIdrop IaS'5
Snf' Bowc John Mhs, lhos Alley, Geo d HARDWOOD.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were added
Ii was moved and carried that D. w. Haxall Esq, be
supported the Democratic candidate for the county Of
Henrico at the ensuing election.
The delegates named requested to attend at the
Court House Saturday, the 9Th ns ut ii O'Clock, A.
purpose Of comforting together previous 10 the meet
ing of The Convention.
On motion the proceedings of the meeting were ordered
to be published the Democratic papers OF the city
The meeting then adjourned.
RICHARD REINS, Chairman.
CaLyB JOKES, Secretary.
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RICHMOND DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.


The Democratic Association Of Richmond held their regu-
lar meeting an Friday evening" October 3lst Dr.. Jeter
ed as Chairman in the absence OF Dr. Pateson President
of the Association.
On motion Of Capt Robert G. Scott it unanimously
Resolved That the Ward Committees Of Vigilance that
acted the late Congressional canvass be eapponed and
uncovered TO act in the for the approaching
ton in December and that said Committees be authorized
TO increase their numbers when they may think it expcdcnl
Peter " Daniel Jr submitted the following resolution
which unanimously adopted:
Resolved That committee of three DC appointed-ooc
from each election Of the cityby the President Of this
Association 10 invite Col Joseph Johnson Shelton F.
Leake ESQ., and ". p Bocock Esq 10 visit Richmond at
such time may their appreciation and address the
ctzcns upon the questions involved in the approaching cleo
tiuns for officers and that the said committee be also
authorized and instructed make arrangements If prGcli-
cable for discussion between the candidates of the TWO
parties
Conmitee-Messrs. P. " Daniel J, John S. Caske and
William A. Pattes0n.
Mir John Appleyard submitted resolution which he pre-
faced with forclbc remarks authorizing the President
Association call Mass Meeting OF The Democratic
Party he may deem il conducive TO the interests
Of the party do
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
To the Editors Of tic Enquirer:


LuRAY, PAGE CouS Der. 2gi io1i
Gentlemen The following is III. official return oil the
election in this county for Congress- the Senate, House OF
Delegates and The Conslitution
Observation-Disclosures i22. Faulkner GS.
Scnae-Buswc 3l2 Pitman lis.
House If Delcgates-Col. Andrew Keyser 2iO. kcyser
elected over Baker Shuer and Mcpherson thin vote ior
Page. - %,
am sorry say that in consequence vi dissatisfaction
az N the nomna OF Redngcr by the few who composed
The convention Winchester tho Wing Mr. Faulkner is no
doubt elected over Bednger 10 the next Congress.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
The following tine result of the election and vote Ill lhls
county, as per polls returned TO the clerks oilice:
For Constitution lS2. against Constitution Il
For House of Deegates-'lhomas Oldham (D) 81, John
C. Mitchell wv So Majority for Oldham ~
For Congress- oaday 3D. ST. Garter Nf), no cahai-
dote ST. Majority for Hulladay IS.
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Etnr lie Enn,tirsr


Messra. Editors -Snce my return from the South, my at
eniou has been called by some friends TO typographical
err: in my card published in your paper Of the gath Octo
her Do me the favor insert the following corrections
Taxation with representation is ruth so cherished as
never yielded am, therefore, in FAVOR OF the ntrtd
bss system of representation" The omission of The word
linked" exposes The charge of opposite opinions,
which would wholly unfit TO represent the feelings or
puiuons of the Democrats OF this Senatnrial District
Very respectfully, JOHN II. pARktllLl..
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sb.KM3nEE!L nnC1i:D.
RICHMOND TOIsaCCO MARKET

MONDAY. Nov. .
TOBACCO The market is steady, with fair irul.
for both shppin. and manufacturing sorts We have
change 10 notice in prices. ~ VI hlh.sllN " GO.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
RlcHMDSo. NOVEMBER 3 ISL
WflEAT-Plimc White IS .ts. Red 81 els. r>;y .
pernr crops wou!, cunIIinI .. cts more.
FLoUk--$;aIr. :" basin bank AZ IS ~ Tor Iii.
mond S3I !nr >cv:,.vii.c.
CORN.-j2& = IS cent
CORN MEAL-U7a Il IS ccEfs
OATS--35 . 40 cents per hGahrl.
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On Friday night, at the Centenary Church. there ".
given one Of the most pleasing and interesting rn:ef
ments that We have attended for many day. ~ see =.
hundred little girls ana ouys all uniformly dressed aud i
ling sweet sounds is not only calculated delight bl
charm. How they progressed 81 astonishingy in e
WEEKS was u. surprise 10 ALL Yet, such ,be
Progress they eurrtaiacu crowded audience tor ~
By their aLi"O'c performances, aItes'lng most
usyciv and sEii, III t!Itlr teachers mpt,i
jnstnciinn The Messs. krmncrers give nnohef Conc.
lh!s evening the First k,ptist Church, and sJ..
peised to sre The public display their apprub .tiUu !. T.,
Efforts in 'clrling l"* charming "Jewels' oi civ
RI ,rurt of sweet sounds.
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Enr fhc Encrir.

KING e. QUEEN AND ESSEN COUNTIES.
The above having each elected Democrats tho
Legislature, il has been decided, by the friends OF EACH 10
hold consultation King d Queen November Court and
decide which Of the shall be Il candidate for the
counties 81 the December Clecton
DEMOCRATS If f:sScr and hing d. Queen.
Thn Examiner iy.ll nle. sI
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Teller but fash In The PAM No one now Sec
nomein cnnneron with nomination, save me . md
IS h r,sror who il is said, thinks VI :,lnolG ; '"
Suay wod sound well together and carry Gu rra;
By the way a, Secretary Of the ln.t'I ss"atch pub
,, o' III hid Wig paper Louisville Nv 'a' NJ Geo e1
r"nn,r beyond doub!, that his particular r"snu, can
", surnncia will be elected Governor IN me r'''''
,h,t Mr. cannot
lately have visited North Western ss enmed himself by
the sovereieI'e, or nc would no. nave c. Fl. b.
aynrcssiou -, vcrdant opinion