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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-01

FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO.,
- ARE receiving large additions to
their stock of
~ Drugs, Medicines, ChcInIca Is
MA PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS,
WindO1U 6TIass, E'erfamegy, sc. SO
from the most reliable Houses in the Northern Cities
which have been purchased with eye single to their
purity, and offered for sale at such prices and on
such terms shall compare favoraby with any house
in the State
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Dealers gener-
ally, will do well to give call before purchasing
feeling assured ska not fail please both in point
of price and quality.
Orders promptly attended to, and particular attention
given to packing and forwarding.
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded at
all hours OF the day and night, by competent person
with neatncss and despatch.
We tender most sincere hanks to the citizens
Raleigh and the surrounding country for the long and
liberal patronage we have received and trust by untr-
ing zeal and energy to please in the
business, to merit its Continuance.
Raleigh, April %. 1851. a.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.

IF YOU WANT TO SAVE A COUPLE HU N
L DRIED DOLLARS, send your orders for
T"FIIentine StfHy, Caps, .9rnls, and u 'Ornas:
Also Brandy Stills, and any kind of Copper work,
Brass Machinery, &c.
The prices of Stil-caps, Arms and Worms are as
follows: BY the pound 81 cents by contract,
7 hare Arp,- nd
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HATS AND CAPS :

Isl STYLES for the FALL of 1882
~ MoiaaL;p and Leary fashionable super. ~
:, D., "0leskin. large assortment of HATS and1M
,L o. almost every style that is out this season f
INC nneSt qualities to the lowest price, Now rea5v :.
FUCKERS
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state of North Carolina. Ashe County.

= UT ut OHHtHsa' ~AsEIO NVI7AaEE :
Superior Court of Equity, Fall Term, 1852. Noah
Long and others, vs. Daniel Jones and others Bill
for injunction.
In this case 1t appearing that The defendants Baker
6alew and wife Lucy and Eli Maxwell, non-resi-
dents OF this State 1t is ordered thai pubca.
lion be made In The Weekly North Carolina Standard
HOT SIX weeks, notifying the said residents appear
al our next Superior Court OF Equity for the county of
Ashe, at the Court House in Jefferson on the second
Monday in March next. then and there plead and
swer or demur to the plaintiffs bill, or judgment pro
tor hearing.
Witness, Quincy F. NEAL, Clerk and Master of our
said Court at Office the 18th day of Septem ber 1852
QUINCY F. NEAL, C. NJ E.
Oct. IA, 1852. (pr. adv. s. 62bl 9I2-w6w.
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Readable Rocks

EDoPOLAR library OF the best authors books which
Il quicken the Intelligence of YOUTH delight age de-
coFaae prosperity, shelter and solace us in adversty
ehoyineni at home befriend out OF doors pass
with us-Cicero 81 INV '"e 'oun''y
L. Essays from the London Times,a collection ofper-
Papers, by w: M. Thackeray. 8. The Maiden and
Married Life of Mary Powell afterwards Mistress Mil
1 TeI, - Travels in Tartary Thbet and China, in
CIo!4..f', oy M. Hue, Missionary Priest, 2 vols g.
Galetes and GRANTEES, by Horace smith, one Of the
a a of the g Rejected Addresses Z, 8. The
parie okeGh Book, by w. NJ. Thackeray vols svo.
John Poole, Author of' Paul PRIV. y
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
Raleigh, May 2Ist, 1852 my s e N.
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Historical Sketches eff North Carolina,
FROM 1854 TO TS5E.

| EEtOM 1854 40 1851.
COMPILED from Original Records Official Documents
Z and Traditional Sketches. &C.. &c by JouN Fl
WHEELER, late Treasurer of the State
Extract from the University Magazine, (May num-
ber):
"a most liberal expenditure of time and substance
has been made by native citizen of North Carolina to
supply the young just coming the stage of
with portion of knowledge to them peculiar and impor
tan He has furnished "reminiscences refreshing all
which increase our pleasures at home and Abroad
Extract from George Bancroft Historian of the United
States
"rhere are many separate pieces of information and
valuable documents which of themselves worth the
price of this work ; which be found where
else
: This work is valuable TO members and others as con-
tanning the accurate returns of the population of each
County, and is for sale by
w. PIONEER Y.
Raleigh, N. c., October 4th 1852. 81
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Grand Lodge of North CaroIIna-

fand Lodge of North Carolina.
VIE Officers, Members and Representatives of this
u Masonic boDT are requested to meet at their Hall
q, os on Monday Evening 9th of December next
oclock for the transaction of such business as
DC submitted for their consideration
In pursuance with resolution of the last communca-
w 'iaS'ers OIL Lodges will cause to be sent with
their annual returns the dates of their respective
ef that they may be placed upon the records of the
transient Brothers are invited SO attend,
WILLIAM T. Balm
Raleigh, Oct. l6 1852. 81
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The North Carolina ExecutOr.

CONTAINING the Statutes and Common Law o
Oth's State, together with the decisions OF the Su
preme Court, and all the necessary FORMS precedents
&c, &c.
Intended a safe Guide to Executors anaAdminis.
traitors.
With which is necessarily the kindred sub
jects of Wills, Lesacies Dover other Provsiona
for Widows Distribution of Estate, Descent of Land,
Partition, Guardianship, &C., by Benjamin Swain.
For sale at the North Carolina Books Store by
H. D. TURNER.
May 10, 1859. 81
NOTICE is hereby given that application WILDE
made to the next General Assembly for the passage
of law to entitle Tales Jurors and Magistrates who
take lists OF Taxable property in the County of SamP
to pay for their services; and also to ameud at
incorporating the Town of Clinton
Abgsst 80. 1852. Set
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Notice.
A FfLACAIlON will be made to the present Gene,rol
~ assembly to amend the Charter of the town of
Oct rs, 1853.
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state of NORTH, CaroIiua. AsLn Co,,,,1.

state of North Carolina, Ashe County.
Superior Court of Equity, Fall Term, 1852 LinvIiie
Williams and others, Us John Williams and others
Original Bill ~
N this case it appearing that The defendants Catbs
Il nne Williams, John w. Williams. Polly Ann viii.
llams, Martha mn Williams. Alfred CIawson and wife
Nancy are honIesIdenis of this State it is therefore
ordered that publication be made IN The WeekI N,b
Carolina Standard for six weeks notifying the said non
residents to appear at our Superior Court of Eon
ty, for the county of Ashe, the Court. House in e
erson, on the second Monday in March next then and
there to plead and answer demur the plaintiffs bill
or Indgnent pro coDeSSo will be entered against them
and the cause set for hearing.
nness, Quincy F. Neal, Clerk and Master of orr
SAID Court at Office The 18th day of September 1852
QUINCY:F. NEAL, C. NJ E.
Oetooer o. 1902. [Pr. adv. S. 621 94I-6w
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Delightful and Useful Rocks.
M ARCo Paurs Voyages and TraveIs.-rn Ns.v
III 1orK-on the Erie Canal-in Maine-n Vernon,
nm Boston-SpringfeId Armory, with Uins,rationa
~ 'acoo ABBOTT. For sale by H. D. TURNER
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To Female Teachers

To Female Teachers
HHE Trustees of Floral College, N c., will receive
L until the 18th of December next through the nm
derslgned Committee, proposals for two Female Teach
grs 70 assist In parting instruction the pupils of
oeni oonege. applicants must accompany their pro-
terms, &c, as to salary.
ANY information desired in regard to the inS,,;o,
can oe onalned 6y addressing the undersigned Commit
teo at GilopoIis Post Office Robeson Comfy NJ r.
w. MCKAY,
J. B. McCALLUM
JOHN McNEILI.
t2;IonoI;s ~. %, Committee.
~ SOU q. lOl-tIID,
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BOOTS, SHOES. &C.

ENKX PORTER, 100 yards southeast of
II the Capitol would respectfully inform his frel ds
anu e P1oc generally that he is in receipt of his fall
ally found in boot and Shoe storeSfor Ladies. Gen
tlemen Misses Boys and servants. He WARRANTS
every tnng ne SELLS and makes good free of COST all
TIPS ana lmPerectons in manufacture. Give me a call
one and all and have no fears about making trade
AANUFA CTURLNG.
Boot and Shoe Making of every descri,,;o,
done at HENRH PoRrER's Establishment The hest If
wokmen, irs-rae materials, and low prices He don't
intend to be undersod. " wi"
" FINDINGS. for the trade in great abundance, and
of every description, for sale cheap anu
Raleigh, October 25th. 1852. e43-vA
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Oct. 1, 1852.
TAX EN HID

a ND committed to the Jail of Wake County, on tho
IA 10Th instant neglo man who saws bis name is
GEORGE and that he was sold in the County of WAYNE
oy MT Ednundson to Jack williamson OF Orangeburgb
Dlstrict, s. that he runaway from Williamson in The
month OF october 1851. George is about As years DID,
quite black good teeth for negro of his age quite in
wears it plied some times, lame in his rieht binb
says caused by rheumatism George further saws
IS known as Doctor in the County of WAYNE The
owner requested TO prove properly nav
charges, and take George away he will be DISPOSED
OF according to law. w. H. HIGH S5,9
Raleigh, October 18th, 1852. 90
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All work will be warranted for IL months fire and
burning excepted His work will also be delivered within
nifty miles of Raleigh at the shortest notice and if fail
TO de yer Stills In the time agreed upon will forfeit S.
for each day lost, to the purchaser.
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
1'''elSn' sept IL, 1901. 90-y.
u. C. Mutual Life Insurance Company.
OFFICE RALEIGH, N. c.
FHHlS Company continues to insure the lives of all
Il healthy White persons and Slaves
he greatest risk taken on a single life is $1,000
Slaves are insured for term of to five years tor
5ds their value.
oFFICERS
Dr. Chas E. Johnson, President
VIM. d. Haywood; Vice President
James F. Jordan, Secretary
VIM. Fl. JONES' Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney
Dr. VIM Fl. Mckee, Examining Physician
j. Hersman, General Agent.
All losses are paid within 80 days after satisfactory
proof is presented
BLANKS and Pamphlets showing the plan of operation
OF the Company may be had on application at the az
flee, or any of the Agencies All letters on business
should be addressed to JAMES F. JORDAN.
Anvil 90 ,o.o Secretary.
~ -o' ST.
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u Drawings forwarded to Correspondents by the
first mails after the lotteries are drawn
70 Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries drawn.
There is large per centage in favor of those purchas
who 10y the Package and the chances of drawing
four of the largest Prizes in the Scheme are thereby Sc
cured We advise the purchase of Packages of Tickets
in every instance
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W z
RaleIgh N. c.. June 9th, 1852. g.
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From the wood skirted waters OF Lego, ascend at
times gray bosemed mists when the gates OF the west
IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06
Mtusic ann the Drama.

ST.. CHARLES THEATRE-Mr. Neafie made his first APP
pearance this season. last night, Damon The attend
less than expected, hut feel confident
To great natural advantages he has evidently united deep
study and application and must later attain an
elevated position in his profession His fantng in
the last act fine piece of acting saw:
but we thought him at times unequal We would do
him the injustice Of attempting to crtcisc however with
out better acquaintance. Mr.. Neafc has certainly
great scouragement and serious drawback the sup
port given him Mrs Stewards Caanhe was very chaste
production, and if possible, added to her already we'll
established reputation. We were pleased to notice a
srcter attention than usual their parts by the COM
pany generally.
The CAMPBELL Observation-Disclosures artists opened last
evening at the Arory Hall and although were unable
to be present during the entertainment heard it
spoken Of in the highest The troupe combines
excellent talent and their performances are ex-
tren1ey pleasing They give entertainment this even
ing. and know Of place whore hour may be more
ayreeably passed.
Lola Monies to make her appearance at the Broad
way Theatre NewYorl, the Goth So great was the
demand for tickets that they to be sold at auction
on the ,7th ult
Burke. the comedian is performing at Richmond.
The Swiss Bell Ringers and the Swedish vocalist Madam
Sovaruy Stoepel, at the same place.
Signora Biscaccianti is concertizing in Washington
Miss Kate Hayes is again singing at Metropolitan Hall
NewYork 4Ss
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The FOLLOWING Goods Selling or

CHEAP FOR CASH!
BOYS AND CIIILDREN's CLOTHING:
Boys Black, Blue, Brown, and Olive Cloth Froeks;
:, :, :. :. PokRs
:, GRAY Cloth Jackets;
:. French and Scotch Tweed lnckes
:. Black Hue Cloth Clorks;
Beaver Pilot Cadet and Blanket 0verronei
Chidrens Black and Fancy Colore,i Cloth suits
:, Blue and Olive Polka jackets;
=. Cloth and Tweed Toga and Sack Goats;
:, kandF Fancy Coorci Cashmere Pants;
Boys Black and Fancy Coorrd Cashmere Panaoons
:. Barknn Coorrd Silk md Satin Vests;
White and Colcred Marseies Vests.
GLOVES:
Black White and Coorcd Kid Gloves;
Black and White silk
Cashmere, Merinp and Iisle Thread Gloves;
Fine Heavy Buck Gloves Different sizes;
SUSPENDERS, of various kinds.
SILK AND SATIN CRAvATS:
Black Fancy Silk and Satin Crayais,
Black italian Cravats, 30 to a. inches;
Linen aud Silk Handkerchief;
White Colored Linen Bpdercd Handkerchief:
Best SpitAled India Bundana md Ponges Silk alkerehes
EYt- TRUNKS, vALISES, CARPET BAGS, COTTON AND SILK
UMBRELLAS RUBBER GOODS every desrpdon, etc.
~ ONE PRICE FOE GOODS ltND NO DEVIATION -t4s
las Altered MLNRuE L co. 81 Mngntna street
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Bingaman Course Racer.

The race yesterday. single dash of two miles, drew
good attendance. and considerable amount of money
was staked on the result The entries were Flying Dutch
man. Fanny C., and Glencoe FLY, not known in this
vicinity. The first named animal the favorite but
as on the first day the knowing thrown as the
DutehmG abored pretty hard to his distance. The
hy asonished every body and won the purse with
The purse for to-day $3.50 two mile heats for which
the winner Of yesterdays only is entered The
Course however will be thrown open to the public and
the proprietor would be happy to all his friends on the
occasion,
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Photographed to the ."Daily Crescent. y

Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent y
sp tie ssutbtrn Atn..
Later from Europe-Arrival of the At
lantic-Cotton Improving Interesting from
France. w..
NEwYoRK, Sunday evening Jan. 1850 P. NJ.
The Collins steamer Atlantic has arrived here bringing
dates from Liverpool to the 24th December The follow
ing is summary of her commercial news:
Liverpool Markets.
.aI LlvEkPooI. Dec "a 1851.
There has been increased demand in the Cotton
market since the departure of the Europa and the sales
of the past three days embrace $4,000 bales of which 1000
were taken Monday and 1000 yesterday; $500 bales
were taken for export on Monday.
Prices have improved. and the decline quoted in the
circulars of Friday last has been fully recovered An I'M
proved tone and feeling have been observed the market
throughout Trade in Manchester however has shown
no Improvement and prices are in favor Of buyers.
F'rance-Louis Napoleon's Majority.
The returns Of the election President as far
ceived show majority for Louis Napoleon about
million and half.
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Selling Off W'is,te,' Goods,


G Having hand args stock of aensonable Dry Goods bought
the Atlantic ctirs (late in the AeHson)
GREAT BARGAINS,
in order to close them out, is enabled to offer them
WITHOUT Loss,
at much lower prices than they cnn be sold for
Any OTHER HOUSE.
GOOD MOuSSELINE DE LANES at One Bit per yard.
BLACK ALPACAS, fair, Mt Two Bits per yard.
REAL FRENCH hiERlNOES Seven Bits Dollar.
PLAID DRESS Go0DS--Silk Worried al Two Bits.
CHAMELEON SILKS mt Four Bits.
CfiENE SILKS at Six Bits.
FLANNEIs from Twenty Gents up.
t.AICOESFur quality, from Five Cents up
FRENCH CAI.ICOES-Yari wide. at Twenty Cents
GINGH AMS--Froni Ten to Fifteen Cents.
EMBROIDERED AND LACE GOODS,
Undeeeves Capes Collars Chsmiaet4a Caps Curtains Cuffs Insert
ings and Edgings ut
LESS THAN IMPORTATION COST.
Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys, and other
PLANTATION GOODS
TWENTY PERCENT the Usual guaranteed or
sale expected
LONG CL0TYar wide, and article Seven per yard
RIBBONS RIBBONS, !. RIBBUNS,i,
Reduced TO Fifteen Cents yard
Over Two Thousand Dozen
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHiEFS
From o Two Dollars per dozen.
Guaranteed all Flax, large lot of Finer Qualities equally Chnp
oSERYIhe best assortment in Ssworlesns found this
house. and The
PRIcEIs SURE TO SATISFY.
1sar- BEST GIoyES-At Sixty Cents,
A full supply of HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS;
-tLLGHEAP OR No SHE ElPECTEH.
~ 1t B the interest OF all TO e1amns this Stock
m rs THE DETERMINATION
TL4TNO HOUSE sIL.7LL SELL CHEAPER THIN
juuSG < 5nI
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The A'L'ris AND BouSr, LAND WARRAxls-Senator
DAVIS OF Massachusetts, writes Washington that the
Secretary OF the Interior has acquesccd in the suggestion
that all the militia of Massachusetts,, in service durnp
the war OF ISL for period of thirty days should be con-
sldered as coming within the provisions of tho Bounty
Land Act OF September rs, 1850
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ANOTHER VETERAN GoNE-Col Stephen Wright, a vet
e1an OF the Revolution died Norfolk Va on tha 18th
t in the sSt year of his age He entered the Reyo
tionaIy army towards the close the war as an ensign
ne beng then only seventeen years old. He was soon
after taken prisoner and sent to Bermuda hut WAS
changed and was present at The siege Of Yorktown He
represented the county of Norfolk in the Legislature of
Virginia more than fifty years ago
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

The AMERICAN CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The Board of Alder
men OF Newiork have granted Mr. Edward Riddle md
ms associates the use of Madison Square the purpose
OF erecting thereon building of iron glass in which
70 make an exhibition of the industry nations One
Of the conditions is that the price of admission TO The
building shall not exceed fifty cents each
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

DAeuERREorfrEs.-No, Camp st,eet.-Nlcssrs Debyns
Harrington having recently enlarged and improved
this weknown and popular establishments are now prc.
pared to receive the calls of their friends confident in
'sir ability to please the most astdious Their pctu,
gallery is well worthy of visit and their portraits are
ooth III style and finish fully equal if not superior to
any wet saw Messrs. D, H. prepared to fit
out operators with complete apparatus on the lowest
terms
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SwtrzERtANp-In reference to an article relative I,
political refugees which appeared in the Courier an intel
gen Swiss gentleman of this city, sent 10 that paper tn,
following statements:
sWitzerand never surrendered refugee for politica
offences to any power but has ordered some out of n
territory after having secured for them from neutla
powers protection and safe passage America or Eng
land " " 10
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Boots, Shoes and R,,oouns

Al WHOLESALE,
~ one hnndted HATS co,nprn, ,ro,t o;, t c T.
i IasoMER PICAN, Wool STR AW AMI MER II aTs
" aA' " lJSls 2pdtWl FROST & Co 10 Napo,ins ,raat
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ORIGIN OF THE FIRE THE CApIroL.-Thomas o. Wal
ter Architect of the Capitol has submitted report to
ehe commissioner of Public Buildings showing the origin
OF the late ire and removing the painful suspicion that
was the work of nceniiary. We give the following
extract from the report:
sRIn compliance with the request contained in your
letter of this morning have examined the Capito in
to the origin of the fire which took place
Library OF Congress- the morning the oath instant
and ind that it was caused by the tbers which formed
the alcoves Of the Library having inserted in the
chimney fluesn
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niad

On The Sd inst, MR. ElLRN oHARA, native OF Ir.lntt
On thu I'd suddenly EDWARD RAFFERTY, aged years son
of Edward md Ann Rafferty,.
January al O'Clock HENRY W. Of mud Joanna
Kenting ~
s The funeral will take place, residence his parents
No. u Cirrus street, rvier, O'clock Afternoon
friends and acquaintance family are respectfully invited to attend
with trtler nntr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

HUDSON RIVER RhLRoAp.-The Hudson Gazette. il
speaking of this road says ii has not the capacity to dc
all the business offering Although they have forty loco
motives still they not half enough On Sunday after
noon we saw two freight trains pass down the road
one consisting of twenynine loaded and the othe
twenty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

THE Hon. II. S. FoorE-Among the passengers bv TN,
Philadelphia. notice the names of Hon Il. s Foote
Governor elect of Mississippi, and Hon. George Eusis
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of this State The
former accompanied by his family his way to Jack
son. Miss where he is to be nauguated the Sth inst
and the latter returns from short visit to Havana fol
the benefit of his health