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A SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE
"A widow without family, a, nurse and seamstress,
chamberwork private family is particularly kind to
children and would make h.rse useful has the city
reference Can sbe till suited at 81 Hester street.
floor, door from Allen strees.
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EIGHTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
II Regular ations-For Assistant AlderAn, James
Crawford for ASSESSOR George Mcdonald for CohsaAss
william Thompson and william Chapman. !nspecsory Of
Second district Harris Wines Daniel Hayden Third dis-
trct George w. Briggs Thomas McCabe Fourth district
JOB W. Brown John kinsley Fifth district Dennis Dean.
Coll N. Campbell. JAMES MURPHY. ChaiYnas-
THOMAS CoNNEroN, Secretary.
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FOE ETYCAI..

M PHENIx STILL IN TEE FIELD.~TTB
n friends Of Mr.. Ph9nx eshorted 10 Tor hin
today the same though his signed Death
geo not good aad B.wsn combustion
tso ato 70 get hi Union votes Remainder the betayen
and the enemies Of CisY-Bowsn, Draper and
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A SITUATION WANTED, By A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
"A undress cham Best OF city reference given
at 5 East Sixteenth street. Can be for two
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-23
For the STANDARD.

Acc ding to previous notice, public Meeting
held at Sulvan's Musterground on Friday, the 18th
instant, TO consult upon the formation of Coun
~ out of portions of Nash, franklin, Wake and
Johnston. On motion OF Dr.. ]. M. Taylor, the Rev.
Ellen Mecom was called TO the Chair, and Louis P.
Dunn, Esq, was appointed Secretary.
The Chair having explained the object OF the meet
ing, DIR. j. NJ Taylor moved that committee of three
sense of this meeting. Whereupon the Chair ap.
pointed ]. M. Taylor, Louis +. Dunn and BurIiS
Cone said committee.
The committee, after having consulted, reported
the following preamble and resolutions, which were
adopted
WHEREAS, That portion Of the people of Edge
combe. who petitioning the Legislature for
County, have arranged the boundaries of the
as to make Wilson the centre, and in pursuance Of
that object have greatly MANNED and s-shapened the
Counties of Nash and Johnston, and have still failed
to redress the principal grievance of the two Coun
ties Be it therefore
ResoLUed, LIST, That by meeting the proposed new
County line of Wilson near Buck Horn Bridge we
redress the grievance of the Counties of Nash and
Johnston, and restore to them proper and conVe'
nient shape without heavy loss in taxation or T.
nance to either.
Resolved, I'd, That we have had free Interchange
of opinion with the border people of Franklin and
Wake, and that they DESTROYS, in common with
US, of petioning the Legislature for portion Of hc
ter ritory for the proposed new County.
ResOLUed, Sd, That while solicitous for a redress
of our own grievances, we have not been unmlndlal
of what is due to the old Counties from which ms
neaO one is proposed, and that while proposing Doun
daries we have endeavored so arrange them as N"
to mar the beauty or disfgure the form of the C0uf
ties which contribute to the formation of the new
ResOfUed, 4th, That in furtherance OF our oOIsett
we recommend general meeting OF the frlenoS "
this measure from the four Counties, TO be heio o.
Earpsboro' on Saturday the 3Oih instant.
ELLEN MECOM, CtalrHan'
Louis P. DUNN, Secretary.
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would report any thing, which to their minds, was
according the evidence before them, and let the
Senate act thereon, and true statement be pub
lished.
Mr.. Thomas said, if Mr.. Barnard's friends intend
ed having the investigated, why did they wait
so long?
Mr.. Woodfn said, the resolution was introduced
the very day Mr.. Barnard left
Mr.. Thomas having obtained the floor, moved that
the Senate adjourn which motion did not prevail.
Mr.. Kelly then said. as the Senate refused to adj
journ, he proposed the continuation of the discussion
and proceeded recapitalate the propositions of the
Wing side of the Senate to settle this NATTER and
said, if gentlemen complained Of unnecessary con-
sumption OF time, the opposite side were to blame
they had proracted the debate by opposing an inves-
tgation of this matter He said investigation was
DUE only Mr. Shaw, but to the Senate, to Sem
ators, and to North Carolina.
Mr.. Gilmer said, in reviving the subject this morn
ing, he did it through courtesy to those gentlemen
who had not, but wished to express themselves on
the subject He did moi expect it would close to-
day.
Mr.. Hoke moved an indefinite postponement of the
resolution, and called for the yeas and nays.
Pending this motion, Mr.. Gilmer moved to adjourn
till tomorrow morning, IL o'clock, which was car
ried.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, October 10, 1852.
The following committees were announced:
On Slran,p Lands-Messrs. Cherry, Corbett, jones,
Furr and w. H. Lyon.
To Report Tabular statement Of Population. &C.
Messrs. Waugh and w hitehurst
On Rerising or .7boishing Militia LaUs-Messrs.
Webb. Hawkins, McDugald, Bryant, league and
Pegram.
Mr. Hill, of Caswell, introduced bill concerning
official bonds which was referred to committee on the
Judiciary.
Mr. George bill to restore Jury trials in the
County Courts of Columbus. Referred to same
committee.
Mr.. Munday offered resolution in favor of Joseph
Donelson Referred to committee on Claims.
Mr.. Phelps resolution in favor of Charles Latham,
Sheriff of Washington county. Referred to same
committee.
Mr.. Leach bill to amend an act to incorporate the
Washington Mining Company, passed in ls49-'5O.
Referred committee Corporations.
Mr.. D. Reid presented memorial from citizens of
D1plin praying to be allowed to raise money by a
lottery to open navgable streams, accompanied by
bill effect the prayer of the petitioners all ofwhich
ments.
The bill to incorporate the Hillsborough Coal
Mining and Transportation Company, was read
second time and passed.
The bill to incorporate the North Carolina Mining
Company read second time and passed; and
on motion of Mr.. D. F. Caldwell the rules were
suspended and the bill read third time and pas
sed.
The following bills read third time and
passed:
A Bill 10 incorporate Columbus Academy.
A Bill to incorporate GullfoId County Mining
Company.
Bill to incorporate the True Brothers Society in
the town of Wilmington.
A Bill amend section chapter SO of Revised
Statutes, concerning places of public landing, nspec
tons, &c.
Bill pay tails Jurors in the county of Halifax.
A Bill to pay tails Jurors in the county Of Colum-
bus.
A Bill to incorporate Buena Vista Academy in
Iredell county.
A Bill 10 pay tails Jurors in the county of Ruther-
ford.
Mr.. Byrd moved to amend this bill by inserting
I" Yancey and Madison
MIR. Fagg moved to strike out Madison, and Mr..
Byrd consented.
The amendment was then adopted, and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Marshal introduced a bill requiring the Court
OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions to pay the wardens
OF the poor, in Forsythe County, $3.50 per day for
services. Referred to committee on Private Bills.
Also, bill requiring same Court 10 pay Justices
of the Peace 81 so per day for taking lists of
ables, which referred to the same committee
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler, the House adjourned
until IL O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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For the Stapda,a
DEMOCRATIC GATHERING IN Rim.
A large portion of the Democatic partv of d.
County met at the Courthouse in EzaSeth,onnaOe n
the 9th instant. "''"n on
DR.. H. H. Robinson called the meo,i,
and nominated w. d. McNeill as Charms :" OtoGt
}. Mckee as Secretary for the TEMPORARY n ano =
ton OF the meeting, which was approved s'n'1d
On motion, the Chairman appointed the fouo...
persons committee TO draft resolutions exneos"I
Wooten, c. T. Davis, P. L. C.omarie NsiIi =; T.
nd ]. A. Wooden, -'eii McGll,
During the absence of the committee the ,ooo,;-
was addressed by w. c. Henere of Biadsn 1I Gg
u; Wright of Fayetteville. Mr. Wright n,e anu y;
d iarge audience, many of whom were standing. ina
speech OF more than three hours in length i iid
WIN argument and telling points, The ins,aott e
W ns iu associates and fellow county-rnen as he ev
diineu ana explained the bearing of the princinIa
and policy OF the democratic paftv. advoc,,od ,SS
Chains OF thelr candidates in this campaign and
PEELED the ISLANDERS and abuse Iayished 1n, Gnu re-
was manifested by their deep attention and o"t ee'
of applause. 'u'ou'S'S
AT the conclusion of Mr. virgins speecb. -. lof
Hickory Pole and Pierce and King banner TaseJ
and dinner furnished for the occasion was nartkn
OIL enilVened by band of music and enthusiastic
cheers from the people.
The committee upon resolutions then reno,,od
through their chairman as follows:
hesolced, That we Te-afhrn our adherence TO DEM
ocratlc principles re-promulgated by the late Bal.
tlmore Convention an d embraced by the democrats
candidates in nomination.
q ReSOiued, That we regard the issues involvediD
the ensuing Presidential election as vitality important
to the welfare of the democratic party and of The
whole South.
B. Resolved, That we concur in the prop1ietv of
forming Pierce and King Club for this county, and
adopting such measures shall tend TO the more Der
feet organization of our party, and that we will use
all honorable means to advance their interests in tbs
coming election.
The committee to report officers for the permanent
organization of Pierce and King Club, reported as
follows:
For President-ISAAC WRIGHT.
Pee Presidents-C. Monroe, H. II. Robinson, Jas.
NJ. White. Cbas. T. Davis, Jas. Robson, " lillian
M elvin, p. l.. Cromartie, Jas. Allen, H. B. Jones'
J. H. Clark, VIM. D. McNeiIl.
Secretaries-James l. McRee, L. D. Cain, e, J.,
Dickson. T. M. Kelly, J. S. Willis, Dr.. A. X. Nc.
ID onald.
Committee of Correspondence-Jas. J. Mckay, Geo.
w. Bannerman. Kenneth Mcleod, Thos. S. b. Nc
Dowell, VIM. N. Whitfield.
Executive COmnittee-John A. Mcdowell, J. c.
Wooten, Snowden Singletary, Vim. II. Jessup,
Thos. }. Robson, DR.. ID. B. Gillespie, VIM. Ship.
man. Jas. h. Melvin, Dunum Lewis.
The report was adopted, and Mr.. Wright conduct
ed to the chair. After address by the President
Warren Winslow, Esq, was introduced to the Club
and addressed it in eloquent manner until dark.
The meeting, after returning thanks TO the speak
BIS, adjourned to meet again on Saturday.
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LOUIS +. DUNN, Secretary.

Members Of Congress chosen on the 18th Oef0'ST~
PENNsYLvAnIA-Democrats T. H. Florence, e.; a.
Robbins, 1r: w. H. Witte J. McNair, $. a; . 1T
ges, H.A. Muhlenburg, C.M., Straub, H.B' WEI
Asa Packer, G. A. Grow, James Gamble, w., W. I, r.
Hurtz, Augustus Drum, ]. L. Dawson, Michael -
Tout. G. B. Curtis-I7. :...
Whigs-J. R. Chandler, w. Everhrt, J. E, Hs asS
er. N. Middlesworth S: L. Russell, J. McCUltoO'''
David Richie, Thomas M. Howe, John DIck-s'
Democratic gain of one member. ,,:.A.
OH1o.-DemOcrats. D. T. Disney. N. H. NICE,
OILS, A. P. Edgerton, A. Ellison, F. w. Green IIU'
Richie, E. B. Odds, w. D. Lindsey, H. H. !onn,
son, Wilson Shannon, George Bliss, Andrew S'0'''
-12.
WHIGs.-J. S. Harrison, L. D. Campbell, AaI O
Harlan, M B. Corwin, J. L. Taylor, d. SPang''
Edward Ball.. ,r.,.
FREE SelLERs.-Edward Wade and ]. GIddlOS'
3.
Democratic gain of three members. Enc.
INDIANA.-DemocrGLs. Smith Miller, w. RI; DDS
lish, c. L. Durham, James II. Lane, T. A. heiS
ricks, John G. Davis, Daniel Mace, Mormon hOO"
E. M. Chamberlain, Andrew J. Harman-lO'
WHIG. Samuel Parker.
Democratic gain of two members.
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amendments to the Constitution, to committee OF
| five members. Agreed to-.
| Message was received from the House OF Com
mons agreeing to the proposition OF the Senate &c
print list of The members of the joint and standing
committees, for the use OF the members
Mr. Bvnum offered resolution 10 refer SO muc1
of the Governors Message as relates 70
Survey of the State to committee OF hve Adopted
Mr. Bynum presented a memorial praying tnat 'he
dividing line between Rutherford and McDoweii
Counties may be changed, as sst forth In SAID memo
Mr.. Bower introduced bill to lay off and estab-
lisb a new County out of portion of Ashe-whlch
hill was accompanied by memorial. Referred TO
the committee Propositions and Grievances
The hour of II o'clock having arrived, the Speak
er announced the order OF the day to be- the conslo-
Grafton of the resolution of Mr. Gilmer to refer 10
the committee elections, for Investlgauon' Inc
claims of the Senator from Camden and CurrtucK 10
his seat
Mr. Clark said he was not much acquainted with
Parliamentary order, and he would now raise the
point of order, whether. after once discussing ano
deciding question, the Senate conlo again oiseueS
the same question.
The Speaker decided that the resolution of Mr..
Gilmer was not out of order-it was not PROPOSE
ton identical with the one which had been decided
Mr., Shaw then addressed the Senate in defence OF
his position, in speech of half an hour, which Will
appear in Wednesdays paper.
MIR. T. F. Jones replied briefly, explaining his
position, his understanding, &C., of the matter; and
assuring the Senator from Camden and Currltuck
that the resolution introduced to ha1rass him
merely it proposition to investigate the claims
of the gentleman, and to defend the rights of the
people of that Dstrctfor one he would SIT mere IL
months before he would see the freemen OF North
Carolina DISTINGUISHED.
Mr. Hoke said he thought the subject had been full
Iy discussed-every Senator had made up his mind'
and he did no: propose any further discussion
but moved that the resolution be laid on the table,
and called for the yeas and nays which resulted yeas
%, nays Is.
MIR. Steele offered a resolution that committee of
nine one from each Congressional District, be aP-
pointed to whom shall be referred the subject of Ag-
ricuIture. Adopted.
On motion Of MIR. Hoke the Senate adjourned till
tomorrow morning 10 o'clock.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, October 90 1852
The Speaker announced the following Committees ::
On Geological and Agricultural Surrey Of the State.
Messrs. Bynum. Person, Murchison, Albright, and
Arende.
On Amendments TO the Constitution. Messrs. Nc
Doweli, Hoke, Lillington, Joyner and Canady.
On Agriculture. Messrs. Steele, Cunningham,
Palmer, Woodfn, Boyd, Clark, Mcmillan, Speight
On Tabular Statement Messrs. BOYD and Pal
meT.
Mr.. Kelly introduced bill to regulate salaries of
Attorney General and Solicitors.
Mr.. Hoke introduced bill to establish new road
in the county of Catawba.
Mr.. Gilmer inquired of the Speaker if it would be
necessary to offer resolution take up the Resolu-
ton which had been laid the table yesterday He
desired the Resolution be brought before the Senate
that gentlemen might give their views the SUBJ
ject.
Speaker but, Mr.. Hoke said, when he, yester-
day, moved TO lay the Resolution of the gentleman
from Guilford on the table he supposed the debate
had ended but, had any gentleman requested him
10 withdraw his motion, to lay the table, at the
time of making it, he certainly would have done so
and he then moved that the resolution be taken up
which was agreed to.
Whereupon, Mr.. Gmer addressed the Senate in
answer to the remarks of Mr. Shaw made on yester-
day. He said he disclaimed having any intention
OF acting In discourteous manner toward the gen.
tleman' whose seat was being contested the dis
cusson OF this question-tEa he did intend to use
any remarks unbecoming in reference the matter,
and he would be glad to hear the gentleman withdra
MI Gilmer insis,ed ~ an "n yeSteroay
Iject and if Mr.. Shaw found entitled to his seat
ne, (Mr. CD would be found defending his right.
Mr. u: reviewed, at length, the from the two
Counties composing the 2nd District-he considered
the certificates Of the Sheriff of Camden and Curl.
TUCK and one being for Mr.. Barnard and one for Mr.
Snaw' ne sald was sufficient for an nYestipa.
ton.
Mr. Clark said, in substance, that if he had rich,
understanding of the matter before the Senate n
was the same that had been discussed and decided
He said it wa. the first question presented for he
consideration of the Senate after its oreaaizution,
was found on the desk Of the Clerk, and had been
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For the STANDARD
SAMPSON COUNTY

:, Ma: HOLDEN; On Friday last there was /,
lion Muster IN Clinton, where the Democrats Data
the largest flag ever saw, on which wa. hoisted
in large and bold letters the very signicannS inscribed
" PIERCE and KING, true to the S South % motto,
evening torch light Procession was formed N The
Malshals, Messrs. Hines, McKoy and Grey the
front OF the Court House, when Thomas coy 10
Esq, was loudly called for. Mr.. Holmes Olnes
ded to the call ina very eloquent and stirring sespon
L shall not attempt TO give an account of MPeeeh
speech; suffice it TO say that he acquitted Il; H.
handsomely. 1N'''eu Himself
The procession then, with the young men,.
Band Of music in 'front.' marched around ba Is,6 bias
stopping now and then when speeches would b1 nagl
Addresses were delivered by Dr.. McKoy, M r. made made
son, ]. A. Averett, Jr., Esq, from OnsIou !.Ohn,
Mickey, Esq. and several others, all of WHOM, A. A.
briefly, but with spirit and effect. SPOKE
Mr.. Holden, the utmost harmony 3rev.1,:
ranks in this region you never knew pars IN 0O'
onsow and 6eni" than the
calculate upon increased majority for safely
King, the End day of November next. 'stce and
Hurrah for Pierce and King
Sampson county, Oct. 18th, 1852.
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Hon. E. G. Cabel, of Florida, in a speech deiv-
cred in the United States House of Representatives
on the 18th of June last, gives his opinion of Scott
as follows:
s. Scott has paddock his lips, and the princi-
pies of Seward in his breeches pocket, and stands be-
fore the country as the candidate of the higher law
party.
The election of Scott under present circumstances
would be to continue the government in the hands of
the Freeso party until their fana,icism has destroyed
the Union"
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The Japan Expedition will rendezvous at Annapo-
lis In addition to the vessels already attached to the
expedition, orders have been given to fit the line
ofbaiile ship Vermont, the razee Macedonian, and
slooP of war.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, Oct. 81, 1852.
Mr.. Cherry, from the committee on Finance, re-
lO2 of Revised Statutes and recommended that il do
not pass,
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SENATE.

THURSDAY, Oct. 21st, 1852.
A Bill was introduced to amend the charter of the
town of Salisbury.
Mr.. Palmer introduced bill to give exclusive ju-
risdicton of the Superior Court the county OF
Stanly. Referred the committee on the Jud ciary.
MIR. Steele introduced bill to amend the 33d Sec
ton of the Constitution of the State, which
ferred to the committee amendments to the consti-
tuition.
Message received from the House of Commons
transmitting the following Engrossed bills, which
read in the Senate frst time:
Bill 10 incorporate North Carolina Mining Com
pany.
Bill to incorporate Buena Vista Academy in Coun.
ty of Irede.
Bill to pay tales Jurors in the Counties of Ruther
ford and Camden.
Bill to pay tales Jurors in the County of Columbus
Bill to pay tales Jurors in the County of Halifax.
Bill to incorporate the Trustees of the Columbus
Academy.
Bill to incorporate Guilford County Mining Com
Papy.
Bill incorporate the "True Brothers. Society," in
the town of Wilmington.
MIR. Thompson introduced Bill to repeal the Act
passed the session of 4s9 establishing the Coun-
ty of Jackson.
BILLS ON THEIR SECOND READING.
A Bill to expedite trial of suits in Courts
A Bill to establish a new road in Catawba County
The rules were suspended, and this bill was read
three times.
Mr.. Barrow introduced bill to alter the name of
the County seat of Stokes County.
Mr.. Cowper offered resolution instructinp the
Committee on Senatorial Districts, to examine the
returns for 1847 and 1s48 and compare the same
with report of Comptroller
Mr.. Boyd from the committee to procure skeleton
map of the State reported that that duty had been
performed, and recommended that ten copies be print
ed for the use of the Legislature.
The report was amended by striking out the word
ten and inserting the words one copy for each member,
and the report was adopted.
The order of the day, being the Resolution of Mr.
Gilmer,
Mr.. BynuD proceeded to address the Senate but,
becoming sick, resumed his seat wbereupon, the
further consideration of the subject was postponed
until tomorrow morning IL o'clock, and the Senate
adjourned to that hour.
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SENATE.

TUESDAY, OcL. ISs 1852,
MT s. d. Mcdowell offered resolution to
fer 70 much of the Governors Message az relates to
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For the Stanl.-,

Sampson county, Oct. 18th, 1852.
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