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Notice.

Notice.
ME Bird annual meeting of the members of tbs NJ
~: Mutual Life Insurance Company will be held at
.ne once OF the Company. the LIST Monday in Julv
next ior the purpose of sectng Board of Dirsc,or.
for the ensuing year. - 0''e'Of'
May -, 1852 NoAN' ICY
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State of North Carolina, Pitt County.

William Eaton, r., Attorney General John H. Jen-
kins.-Onginal bill, Spring 1852, for settlement.
IN this case it appearing to the Court that John H.
Il Jenkins, OF the defendants is a resident of
the State of North Carolina, it is ordered by the Court
that advertisement be made in the North Carolina STAN
dad tor six successive weeks, commanding the afore-
id John jenkins to appear and answer the fore
geing bill of complaint, judgment pro conessO will
DO taken as to him and heard accordingly.
Witness, Goold Hoyt, Clerk and Master of said Court
at office in said County, the first Monday March, 1852
GOOLD HOYT, C. NJ E.
May %, 1852 (Pr. adv. S. 81 I-2.) 57-6w
August IL, 1851. sI-ky
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All work will be warranted for IL months, fire and
burning excepted His work will also be delivered within
fifty miles of Raleigh, the shortest notice; and if fail
to deliver Stills in the time agreed upon will forfeit $5
for each day lost, to the purchaser.
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh Sent. IL. 1851. 9O-y.
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NOTICE..

~ BALES OF COTTON FOR SALE. The
AB Subscribers will offer for sale, on Thursday me
18th of July next in the town of Rolesville about io
bales of Cotton, belonging to the estate OF the late SoHn
Perry, deceased, of Wake County. credit OF SIX
months will be given, the purchaser giving bond VIII
approved security "
JOHN w. PERRY,
June 81, 1851. Szo-Z'
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Pleasant Grove Male Academy,
WAVE EnDEOT NJ

WAKE FOREOI, N. z.
William NJ. Crenshaw, A. b. of Va, Principal.
VHNHE 4th Session of this Institution will
OH the End Monday in July next, under the super
vision of the very able and accomplished instructor,
WILLIAM M CRENsHAw, who graduated with distinc-
ton at Randolph Macon College.
Since obtained the services of Mr. c., he has given
eltire satisfaction the Patrons of the School, and
do nohestae TO that the facilities here offered
sufficient to prepare boys for any College. The Acade
my, which will be enlarged during vacation
commodate 60 Students, is situated in most healthy
and agreeable neighborhood about mile South of the
pleasant village of Ferestville. Board be had for
Sc so per month, including washing, lights and fuel.
The prices of tuition vary from 81 to $l5 per Session
For further information address
DIN, w. HEARTSFIELD,
Forestvile,
Wake Co, N. G.
May 20. 1852. 56-stw.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. will be received till lst Julv next
II for furnishing materials and building Tin rooted
Brick Stores, in the of Cheraw feet the
other 50x6O feet each be divided by frame partition
extending from ground floor to the roof.
Bids may be offered for the whole separately for
part stating the time which the contract will be
pleted.
Plans and specifications may he on application to
u.s. EVANS & McIVER.
Cheraw, June 8, 1852. 924-wtlJ,
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

Fifteen Dollars Reward.
ID UNAWAY from the subscriber about the 18th ult ,
1Omy negro man Washington. dark coIored, p years
years DID, feet or inches high, weight IT'S or 80
pounds, long limbs-his right ANGLE bends outward
which makes him hop when walking caused by a hurt
when very young, good front teeth. Had on when he
left, brown wooden coat He may alter his name and
try to pass free will give the above reward
to any person who will deliver him me, living in
Granville county, four miles South of Wilton, or ten
dollars to confne him in any Jail SO that Iun get him.
Address me New Light P. O., Wake comfy, N. C.
JOHN TURNER.
March 27, 1852. sI4-f
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state Day Changed.

A T May Term, 1852, of Wake County Court, ma,
jorty of the Justices being present. it was ordeTeo
that hereafter the State Docket be taken up TUESDAY
of Court instead of Thursday as heretofore and that
the Clerk publish the fact for the benefit Of Suors and
Witnesses. .
All the Justices are requested to attend Monday Of
next Court, to consider and act order made ny
majority February Term in relation to publishing
the items of the Finance Committees annual report
Attest. JAMES T, MARRIOTT, Clerk
lime IL. 1859. 925-tC,
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY

THE Exercises fthis Institution will close on Wed-
nesday the 18th of the present instant. Able speak
expected to address the assembly upon the sub
Iect of Education The Public respectfully invited
to attend.
The next session will commence ON the 18th of July
and continue five months.
Board and Washing, SO, so per month.
TUITIoH.-Languages, $500
English, 1850
Primary, 1000
Parents and Guardians may rest assured that every
attention will be paid the cultivation the morals
we'll the literary advancement of the students sent
to South Lowell.
A. W. GAY, Prest. Executive Com
D. c. PARISH, Secretary.
South Lowell, Orange County, N. C.
June LIST, 1892. 924-Sw
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General Agency and Commission
RHSinRSS.

NHE Subscribers have this day entered into copart
i nership under the style of WHITAKER, WHITFIELD
Co., for the purpose of doing general agency and
commission business and in offering their services to the
public in that capacity they fatter themselves that they
will be able to give satisfaction all those who may
sign any goods, wares merchandise country produce
to en-, either to sell commission forward. AS it
will be greatest aim to please, pledge ourselves
to spare pains in giving general satisfaction. They
respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends and the
public generally The is No 8, North Water st,
Dickinson's Fie-proof building, Wilmington, N. C..
JOHN r. whitaker,
JAMES w. WHITFIELD,
A. A. B. BOUTHALL.
REFERENcEs:-JOhn Dawson, Potter & Kidder, O..
G. Parsley, Samuel Beery & Sons, G. R. French, and
Ellis & Mitchell.
Wilmington, Jan. %, 1852. 26-f.
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900 LabOrers and Carpenters Wanted
ON the line of the Cape Fear and Deep River Nav.
litigation. Liberal wages will be paid on the 10Th If
every month"; for the above number, which, as the
son advances will be increased to 500 hands
March 9Th, 1882. 1'S'''
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huntsville Male Academy,
CITUATED nine miles north of Raleigh on the Ra-
Oeigh and Castor Railroad and six miles south of
Wake Forest College, will open its second session with
well selected instructor the 2sth of June 1882
Terms of tuition per session:
Primary Branches, Sc 25
Higher, 2 80
Latin. Greek and Mathematics, 10 90
French Extra, 90
Board may be obtained convenient to the School and
respectable houses $50 per of five months
From every convenience adapted to science and tera
ture. we solicit due regard from all that wish to ac-
quire education.
JOHN r. JEFFREYS,1
JACOB HUNTER,
JAS. 6. JEFFREYS
NATHANIEL DUNN, Z trustees
PETERSON DUNN,
JOSEPH YEARGEN.
June eth, 1907 62-3t.
Stray Mule.
STRAYED from the subscriber, living near the road
~ from Raleigh to Pittsborough, about miles from
the former place, on the LIST of May last bay JENNY
NIUE, two ycars old this summer with heavy name
Tor Mule of that age. No other marks recolIected
person who will take up said mule inform me of
the fact at Green Level Wake that get her again
shall be paid their expenses and for their trouble
WILLIAM YATES.
June IL, 1852. e24-atnJ
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TmDorfant to MilIers q Mill OWNERS
TWIHE Undersigned would respectfully MORN NOSE
ENGAGED in the Milling Business in N Co. ihat ne
on hand and will supply at the shortest
notice that almost invaluable article
YOUNG's IMPROVED PATENT
SMUT AND SCREENING MACHINE.
The only Machine ofhe kind that has stood the test and
xyen satisfaction to the public has surpanfeo every
Smut Machine yet offered in the State, more OF less OIL
which has been taken down to make room for H. ne
public need lear imposition, there are now some zO
Machines running in N. c.; and wish TO oner no othe
references than the gentlemen who are using mem
whose expectatons have been more than realized In
their performance. 1t not only thoroughly cleanseS ne
Wheat also pures of all other substances,
almost to nerfection it takes up but feet square IN
the Mill and requires but little power 1t is warranted
for FIVE years against breaking wearing OUT ana also
to retain its cleaning qualities for that time.
There number of these Machines through wn M
100 900 bushels of Wheat have been cleaned, ana they
have never been out of order one day.
There was awarded to it the Premium at the Mary
State Fair and Premium with Silver Medal, at the
Fair Of the Maryland Institute, at Baltimore, last Fall
Address the Subscriber at South Lowell MIs orange
county, N. c. JOHN A MchANSc ~
December 81, 1850 Ao-u'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WILL be sold, at the Court House door, IN ~,
w City of Raleigh, Saturday, the 3rd day OF 1oH
one lot of ground, in the Western part of the cry w
late residence of Ephriam Holmes, deceased, on
credit of six MONTHS with bond and approved secu"
il. w. TUCKER, AdninStra.ooTT'
June 18th, 1852. '"-'''
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having formed co-partnership with
i Mr. N. T. HAnRIss, is DESTROYS of closing up his old
business and begs leave to urge upon those indebted to
him the necessity of prompt settlement of their bills
He at the time tenders his tn anks his former
for their kind patronage, AMI socits contin-
uance of the same to the firm.
ALEX. McRAE, Jr.
Wilmington, Oct. l, 1851. 97-tf.
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NOTICE..

r SHALL attend at the following places on the day
named, in the several Captains Districts in Chat
for the wear 1851 attended by the Magistrates appoint
ed to the Lists of Taxable property for the year
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MRS. WOLTERING

MRS. WOLTERING
d ESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies of Rail
~ eigh and surrounding country that she is now re-
ceiving her FALL and WINTER STOCK OF FANCY
GOODS, embracing China goods, fine ron-stone dinner
sets, tea-setts, and cups and fine ever
brought to this City.
Also. GROCERIES of every description. MUSI-
CAL lNS1RUMEN rs, &C., which will be sold low
for cash.
Just Received, fresh supply of CoNFECTIoNA-
Thankful forpast favors, she solicits continuance
lhe same.
WILHELMINA WoLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. 18th, 1851. go
Just Arrived.
VOL. VI, English Reports in Law and Equity.
' The use of Suns line, by the authoress of The
Maiden Aunt" The Story of Family" &c.
Margaret Cecil, by Cousin Kate.
Women of Christianity, by Julia Kavanagh, author of
{" Nathile,' Madeline" &c.
Hearts unveiled. or, al know you would like him,
by Sarah Emery Saymore.
Dream Life, fable of the seasons, by Ike Marvel
author Of "Reveres of Bachelor" Lo1gnette," &c
For sale by w. L. POMEROY,
Raleigh, April l3th 1888. 40
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NOTICE.

NAkEN up and committed to the public Jail in Mar
tin County on the 9th of pril 1852 Runaway slave
by the name of Jordan. He is about feet 10 inches
high, dark completed, from SIS 60 years of age and
had on when taken up suit ofwhite cotton clothes He
formerly belonged to Mr. Bryant Bennett of this county,
who sold him about years ago IN negro trader by
the name of McMuray and he some pereon living in
the State of South Carolina to whom it imposed he
now belongs.
ty, and pay charges he will be dealt with as the law
directs. A. S. MOORING Sbe-;E
Williamson, May 18th, 1852. 92O-6m.
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Stfayed,
fROM the subscriber in Raleigh, about thr.. ,v.aL
IL ago, black mule, three years cid, reached m.na
and of ordinary size. When last heard of he was nE;
nus way towards CASTOR. Satisfactory compensation Mi
Do made for such information will lead his
R.,..-, JERE. NIXON.
--- -ert June @4tn, 1882. 66-At.
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SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL
TINE next session of the subscribers School r,;u
Il commence the 18th July next
Inc number of scholars is limited to thirty few
places are yet unengaged.
Circulars containing terms &c will be furnished nm
application. ALEXANDER VII S0W on
Melville, Alamance County,
June lst, 1852. oo1 o.,
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Forestxille Female Academy.

June %, 1852.
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WARRENTON MALE ACADEMY.

Raleigh N. C.. June 9th, 1852 63-
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a REWARD of $50 will be paid for the appreben
IA sion and delivery to me in Raleigh of Warren ,
negro man hired from Mr.. John Horner of Orange.
eald Warren ran away from about the Grst of the
present month, and is doubt lurking about in the
neighborhood of his home 40 ''''
P.I,;u, JERE. NIXON.
e-' 'N"e ~aIl 1907 66-u
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PUBLIC MEETING.
Tribute Of Respect to Hon. Henry clay

Al . meeting Of the citizens OF jefferson
County, convened st the Court House 10
Charlesiown on Friday. July 81. for the
purpose of adopting some suitable arrange.
mrnts by which 10 pay appropriate tribute
70 the lamented deceased, the Hon HESsY
CLAY:
On motion, ANDREW HUNTER ESQ.
was called TO The Chair and J. w. Brltsa
and H N. CALLAHER appointed Secreia.
r,s The President. on taking the Chair.
announced, in a few brief. cloqaen, snd
feeling remarks. the object Of The meeting.
On motion Of Captain C. w. SsppiLglos,
it was
Resoirea. That COMMITTEES Of nine b.
appointed. who shall have in charge all the
preliminary arrangements proper to a be6i.
ting Testimonial! Of respect TO the life aud en-.
ineni public services Of that pure PATROL aad
incorrup'ible statesman, the Hon. Henri
CLAY. The following gentlemen wsss
appointed said Committee, vix:
G W. Sspninston. Janice W. Bellef.
Jas. D Gibson, Geo. 3 Besll,
Andrew Kennedy, John Avis, Jr..
H. N. GsIlsher. Root. w. Baylor.
VIM. C. Worthing'on.
On motion. the Chairman OF The meeting
ANDREW HUNTER, Esq. was added to the
above Committee.
On motion. the proceedings were order
ed TO be published in the newspapers Of The
town, with request that the Shspherdsiown
Register and the papers Of Berkeley. Fred.
erek, and Loudoun coanty be requested to
copy.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
ANDREW HUNTER. CAn
JAMES W. BrLLrR. lS,c,.fv,..
II. N GALLAHER. e''
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GEN. SCOTT AND THE UNION.

At meeting at Castle Garden, New York,
February 25, 1850. to consult upon measures
for the preservation Of the Union. the follow
ing resolutions we're unanimously adopted
Resolped. That the people of New York
without distinction Of sect or party. are ar
IDENTIFY devoted to the union Of these States,
ms, next to sur liberties. the most precious Of
their political institutions; and. having new
er yet begun to calculate the value Of this
Union, can contemplate no contingency in
which its dissolution would be otherwise than
gigantic crime against the peace. prosperi-
ty aud freedom Of our country and of man
kind
Resolred, That in the resolutions lately
submitted 10 the Senate ofthe United States
BY Mr.. Clay, locking TO a complete and e.
nal settlement Of oil questions relating to sla-
very. on which the feelings Of the Northern
and Southern sections of our country have
been excited against each other we joyfully
recognise the basis Of an harmonious end
brothcrly adjustment Of most distracting
and perilous controversy and entreat our fel.
low citizens of all parties and sectione to stu
dy those resolutions carefully. and in spirit
Of devotion to the Unicn and perpetuity Of
this noble Confectionery.
Resolred. That, in view Of the above con-
siderations. we accept. as the basis Of a com
promise. the preamble and resolutions as in
trodneed by Mr.. Clay into the Senate Of the
United States on the 10th Of January. 1850
General Scorr being present ut this meet
ing was called on. and, rising amid long con
tiuued cheers. addressed the meeting as fol-
lows:
FELLOW CITIZENS: Your kind greeting fills
Inc with the deepest emotions. came here
not expecting to take more than stand in
some corner Of the great hall to witness the
proceedings Some kind friend discovered
me below, or should not have stood in this
conspicuous place. ! did not expect to ad
dress one word to this meeting. ] see before
me much Of the intelligence, responsibility.
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G. p GENTRY, Tenn.
c. II. WILLIAMS Tenn.
In relation to the above manifesto, til,
Baltimore American says:

In relation to the above manifesto, the
Baltimore American says:
These gentlemen, i. would seem, like lAeo,
are nothing if not critical There must be
agitation OF they die, They have ascertain
ed that the slavery question Involves sore
point. irritable aud sensitive, aud they take
delight in striking continually on tue -a,o -
They may possibly suppose that some en-
CHANGED degree OF consequence may be OBJ
tanned by this exercise OF power wantonly
to produce mischief but whether any degree
of notority thus procured would be worthy
the ambition Of patriotic men we leave it to
themselves to consider, when calner refe,
ton shall have induced in thier own minds
some msgiviogs lest, instead Of high aud
independent course they have been pursuing
enc Of puerile fastidiousness, fit simply for
the comments of ridicue
1t was no matter Of surprise that the ia
natlcal school Of aboltionists at the North
should hold off from the support of the regu-
lar nominees for the Presidency OF
whom occupy ground in reference to the sla
very question utterly abhorrent to abolition
ideas aud procliyities But we were not al
together prepared TO see Southern gentlemen
OF influence start forth in race OF emulation
with those rivals in the game Of agitation. -
II is true there might be found in the ante.
cedents Of some Of these Southern champions
OF extreme doctrines certain symtoms of
iightiness, certain quixotic tendencies. a
proneuess to hallucination, that might indi
cate large capacity for absurdities in genor-
al aud an Inherent cougenialty with the i'm
practicable and the prepoeterous. |; must
be admitted that this capacity does not lack
the faculty Of development. and that progress
sion is not confined exclusively to the democ-
racy Of manifest destiny or to the ardent
school Of Young America.
II is scarcely probable that this sectional
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HAYWOOD ACADEMY.

We refer with pleasure to the advertise
ment of Rev. Geo. Lewis Staley, Principal
Of LINwooD Academy. Wo know the loca-
ton of this school to be the most beautiful
and healthy in the country--the neighbor.
hood in every respect desirable. Parents
cannot do bttter than put their sons under
the care of Mr.. ctaley.
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THE COUNTY COURT.

On Monday last all the Magistrates elect
appeared in Court and took the oaths of Of
Gee, except Lewis Grantham and Philip Ev-
erhart, Esqrs. Philip c Pendletou, Esq,
was elected presiding Magistrate,
Messrs A. NJ Vanarsdale and VIM. II.
Hayden qualified as deputies for Jacob Van
porch, r. Sheriff
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nEr. JOSEPH II. PLUNIEETT.

We learn that this able and liberal Divine
alluded in. most eloquent and impressive
manner in his sermon on Sunday last the 18th
to our National Independence and also spoke
in glowing terms Of the lamented CLAY
Fec Press.
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SERIOUS oBJEcr,oS REMOVED.

1t will be seen by the following letter that
another prop Of the Democracy has been
knocked from under We never believed
that cabinet office would be rendered to
Seward by Scott. but at best this has here
tofore been only vague conjecture. Now,
however it is narrowed down to positive
certainty. that Seward will not be in the
council Of the powers that be. Read the
letter and judge for yourselves
WASHINGTON Juue Goth, 1852
My DEAR SIR :--l our kind letter has been
received. 1t would be presumptuous on my
part to suppose that any President Of the
United states would at any tine, or under
any circumstances. invite me to seat in the
Executive Council and equally so to sup
pose that the Senate Of the United States
would advise and consent to such a selection
Nevertheless, ii there be one wing vote de-
pending at this election on the question you
have raised. | viii not stand on point of
personal de,icacy in the effort to save it
assure you, therefore, with entire frank.
ness, that under no circumstances which |
have ever conceived or can now conceive,
would ! ask or even accept any public sta
ton or preferment whatever at the bands Of
the President Of the United States whether
that President were Winfield Scott, or any
other man have ever seen or known In
saying this am only saying to you what
was well understood as rule Of my conduct
by the late AID lamented President Taylor,
and has been equally well known aud under
stood by Winfield Scott. from the first hour
when my preference of himself as the candi-
date in the present canvass was fixed
am, with great respect ard esteem yonr
friend and humble servant
WILLIAM II SEWARD.
JAMES B. TAYLOR, Esq New York.
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It is now thought by the business men ia
Congress that che session cannot bo termina-
ted till September. The appropriation bills
have not received much attention, except the
deficiency bill. which has consumed an unrea.
sonaole portion Of time.
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EE@Our farmers have completed their
harvest the crop in this County is hardly
an average one. A severe drouth is now
upon us; little or no rain has fallen duri.ig
the past two weeks. and the weather is ex-
cessivcly hot
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The Jackson flag of the Union, the vicks-
burg Wbig the Natchez Courier, the Bran
don Republican, and number Of ether jour-
mails which lately supported the Union party
in mississippi, now display the names Of ScoTr
and GRAHAM at the head of their editorial
columns