Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-14

For the Stan3aa
On the opening of CaswelI County Coua O.
Tuesday, the Both of December, 1851, the dssu
James n. Fuller, Esq, being announced, lesrs Va
asked and obtained by the members of the bar !on.t
meeting in the Court room in consequence GgHs
On motion, John w. n wood, Esq. was apg91
ed Chairman and Thomas Ruffin, Jr. Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the object Of a
meeting, John Kerr, Esq. presented on behalf Of a4
brethren of the deceased, the following preanbs d.
Resolutions
The members of the bar have heard with feelings
of the deepest sorrow, of the death of James n Tr
er, Esq.,-a young lawyer of promise and gst;F
man in every of the term fulfilled ofnobe
ness, courtesy and HONOR He died in this Count
on Tuesday, the 22d instant, of scarlet fever Ill
his relatives and numerous friends left to dsrn
the loss of one whose warm and generous imP-ss
and guileless nature made him universal favue
whose place in society and in the affections Of 4
who knew him, it will be difficult. if not imP4s3
to supply. In view of this melancholy dispensa;N9
divine providence, his professional brethren ResoE
lst. That they will cherish The memory Of aa |
lost and lamen;ed associate, and in token Of helia
row for his loss and respect for his character @
will wear the usual badge of mourning fOI the s1
of thirty days.
2. That they tender TO the parents and other z
and dear relatives of the deceased the expression.
their sincere coincidence upon this occasion Of q
affection to them.
Sd. That copy of these Resolutions, signed
the Chairman of this meeting, be transmitted BY
to the parents of the deceased, and that copies De
furnished to the Editors of the Milton Chronicle
leigh Register and Standard, with request that III
may be published in their respective papers.
4th. That these proceedings be presented 10 T.
Court at its first meeting, with request that ID
be entered on the minutes; which Resolutions We
unanimously adopted by the meeting.
On motion of Samuel P. Hill, Esq, the nssaE
adjourned. ]. W. NORWOOD, tHN
t. RUFFIN, Jr., Sec'y.
At the reopening of the Court, Mr.. orTood pr
scented the proceedings of the bar, and moved the
siding Justices to allow them to be entered On ID
minutes, which was readily granted By the Co4'
and the Clerk ordered to take notice OF the Sahs'
ITEMS OF HUNGARIAN News. A few days "a
says the Pesfh NdpIO, vender of engravlngS mS.-
his appearance in the capital Of Hungary, and l:-
died his wares through the streets with very l.
success. Among mis- stock was the representa- :"
steam vessel anchored in quiet cove, and GisS[
named the picture " The Steamer Mississippi ID "
Harbor of Spezzia.'' In an hour TWO the VIZ .
batch was gone, at prices rang ing from one 10 ~
forms -.
From the same authority we learn that the AUs5',-
Minister of Public Works has at last eOnselE. :; :
bestow some attention upon public lmproV eHeH- -.
that kingdom. 1t has been determined 10 Jola ~.
E.bz
branch from Miscolex to Experies branch o. o. +,
Szeged Ezegled road is likewise to be exten'S' -
Baja. ..
Several communes, of the County Of BoTsoo y
fused to admit he~Royal Census ComnIss'-.rr
within their limits, under the impression thai
levy of taxes was to follow. The help OF lie" -
tary companies was requisite to restore oroe'' =.
All the members of the Honved force VINO TO-
taned the age of 3S years have been dlsban0su II
Gen. Haynau has been obliged, by the liF". ID,
mis- neighbors, to offer all his Hungarian es'1'''
sale. ~
The Imperial Police have been very much o. n.
alert of late, owing to prodlgous shower - arsn
pamphlets and bulletins that has
upon the kingdom. The precautions and res" " h.
nave been redoubled the GOlnlan, PoFtioh mi :
usual costume for winter, has been toroidoen 800,
kossuth" hat is pretty sure to Seno ''e Is
with shaven head, to lookup. More ESP ESP =
is southern Hungary visited with these anu
ous prosecutions on account of political Semi haze
In the Bannat, large number of indVlouais dss;b
been condemned to the bastnado, to prison o. ~ tI
or having arms concealed on their premises, # .1s
ireserving in memory of the revolutIon' Sol.
PAPER money and medals of Kossnth U0'e'D
VALUE OF SLAVES IN VIRGINIA. A few G8 Xii.n
weniy-one slaves belonging to the estate Oh ,,opss
Pendleton, consisting of old and young men, ,JuaF
md children, and not regarded as above nrcs d
we're sold at Lynchburg, Va, at the aVera5 far SO
1858. One negro man, without a trade UI sod iI
Is; a woman with child ten months oi e.oo Do
$3.50; and girl aged eleven years. LOT III Si,se Il
he public roads of Virginia, slave men arc "'
rom $3.50 to $3.50 per year.