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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
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Mn DIscovEaY.--Wo learn thai
though our friend Bayard Taylor was pre-
vented from carrying out his original de
IN 81 ascending the Nile 70 It's mysterious
fa'rce and though DR.. knoblccher, tho
German Missionary, has been detained al
Kbaroun for an entire season instead Oh
.acoeaino directly TO the remoter interior,
MGR active laborcrs have been III ihe
ssId engaged in settling the most interest
nm oengraphical problem that remains uii-
snJyel a Mr. Role, wh early last . YIN.
,or had gained point On the "hite Nl'e
wi,hia IA degrees Of The equator, MS sen
account of his discoveries, with a
ubich has reached the ffeneh Geo
a,anhical Society. Il appe"fs iI9tn Us ~.
-, hat the upper part OF Tue Vie chan
"a /. surrounded hy great mountains
,.bicb extend easterIy from the southern
,i,.s;aian range lar toward Tue center %
IL CONTINGENT in line cufvng To 1ile
south III these mountains arc hoof'aaeo
- m4ny streams whose reservoirs S1PP1
ia foundations Of the Me, continuing 40
.haa IA tor months. Mr.. K lie fluids IN
,b,t country tie tradition q hhhe peo.
,le who formerly brought merch 1laise
from the South, be suPPoses 'htt these e.
ders we're Portuguese, aud tlaI they cross
ed The mountains by some pass when =
vel TO be discovered.
Abon, the same date With This commnni'
cation. Missionary, named Don Ahge'o
Vice. was 1t place which he calls Beiio
III % an eastern branch oi The White
Nile, between and degrees n. L1liluae.
With these travellers. md others who are
scattered, the continent must soon nc
thoroughly explored. ole speaks OF Inc
practice Of these Egyptian Turks, who kd'
nap and enslave the natives OF these re-
mote regions, as hiniefing greatly the pro.
oress Of both scieutljc investigation aa1
Commerce. ~. J.. Tribune
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Attention Bait ALLEN.

The members of the YOUNG NEWS LII
ERARy ASSOCIATION will bear in mind
that said Association viii meet every "ep-
nesday evening, at half past SIX O'Clock IN 'he
rIsrk,s Office at the Court House an'il further
"s''eA - 4. NORTON,
n. L. BEuTER !
Davenport, Nov 9th, 1852.
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EsDs,FGs. Es:st}Eks.
LOOK HERE.

Davenport, Oct. 2ls,, 1852.
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r,r r., r, DEyLp, Dentist,

~ ESpEeTFuLI.Y tenders his Professional
/ sergicts to the citizens OF av npcIt and VI
entity, in a. OF It's various branches. Having
had ten yea constant prncnce aud beng IN p's'
session Of all the various Improvements, the pub
lie may lie sured they will receive perfect sat
stactcn Persons Preterrng it can be waited
upon nj Their ResIarcos.
Office for the 9res,nt at Mr.. Westlake's OAjC
House. Good ,o-,
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E.srE'EeaE NOTICE.

UNAKEN UP near Rockingham in this county
l. an Estray-a ROAM HORSE, The lett eye
nea lv blind, right hlud leg badly He'd sup
posed TO be / or II years old, over Is hands
high, appraised al S45 before Lewis RingsieSby
Esq, 9th October, 1892, taken Nip by John West
lake on the Sd Inst
JANE THORINGTON, Clerk.
County Clert2s Clice October 27tby 1852 81
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TIVE barge loads d limo stone, iF9n
LOVE- we're received in this city day O
,xosince. III intended for use on the 40"
Mercantile Library Hal now in pfogrS.-
r erection. The window and door sill
and facings will bo made Of this stone.
~ Louis Netrs.
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Davenport, Nov 9th, 1859.
Married,

On the evening of the OH inst, in this eliy:
by the Rev. J. D. Mason, Nj. PiilLANI'E'
OSBORN. Of Moline, H., 10 Miss MARCIA
RET PROuDFOOr.
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My Exfs.-Ef you w3aId increase ih'
SIZE and prominence q Your etes' J"s
keen m pccouui oil the money yen spe"
faaIishlv. and add il Up ii lie end Oh
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MORE COMING!
NEW BOOKS.

~ II. BAXTER, bookseller and Sta,ioner,
VI. No II Illinois u. Roe, Island, ii
Would respectfully Inform the ladies and
Gentlemen OF Davenport ana vicinity, that he
has Just received direct from New York aad s.
Louis an assortment of Books, Stationery, NOV
els, Annuals and Albums tor 80, also Diary's
3Iauk Books, drawng paper, com. and Ifntec
drawing pencils, Back and colored Piano N
structo!s, Sheet music ior fianl anu Guitar tht
latest published cheap works by the best an
thors, as0, FoWler's Works.
H. is al o gent for The sale OF Mus.ca! Ins,su
mCuts
a specimen Piano for sale very cheap.
all over and see, opposite the Rock lsianl
House, no need Of sending to New York 10
Publications when You can get them al q
ok Island. 4wt
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Dr. Easterly's Nelitated Strengthening Plas
fer

"
There His Plaster Is applied Pain Cannot EFist.
T,lliS plaster will be found very beneficial in
l. all cases where seated
PAIN OR WEAKNESS.
exists-such as rheumatism, pain in the side, hip,
breasr, back, limbs, or any part Of the body. Ne
lemaIe subject to pain or weakness IN the side Of
back should be without it. MARRIED ladies' in
delicate situations find great relief from wearing
this plaster Dr. Easteflv's Medicaied treng'h-
enng Plaster is also equally beneiisiaI in the re-
moyal OF
AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER,
ague cakss :, asue III the breast, and the like The
APPLICATION ut this plaster between the shoulders
las been found certain remedy for coughs,
cels, asthma, and lung affections IN their prima-
~ STAGES Every person approves Of good
plaster No iomiiy or physician should be sitb-
out it.
f-'7-For sale at DR.. Easterly's Family Medi-
cHe Store, southeast conner Of Ihltd and Ches-
nut streets st. Louis, Missouri
And by ELDRIDGE& SON, Post Office Build
ings Davenport. NOV.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY
AND
ETA MSry AETrETES.

TIME subscriber is Just in receipt OF his al
i stock, direct from New Iofk--consslug
OF u large assortment of
SCHOOL < MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS:
Poets IN tine bindings expressly Tor che retail
rade--ot Wall and Window Papers, an extern
slye assortment comprising almost every variety.
CAP AND LETTER PAPER.
Also, Blank Books Of all kinds.
The cinzcns Of Davenport and vicinity are
requested TO call and examine my assortment
and Il suited IL quality and price g purchnse.
II. ". PORTER.
Rock Island, NOV loh, 1862.
M USlGAL Instruments, consisting OF Flutes,
W filcs, Nolins, Guitars. Aeeotdians, &C.
&c. PORTER 5 r. J. Book Store.
Nov, ION, 1852
DRlNClsS' superior Aclodeyns--a new 1T
J. just received and for sale at the Manu- lactu-
fefs prices, b. their agent,
All these instruments are warranted.
November 0th, 1852.
S0 DDz, Hard Frame Stat5s, for sale BY the
~ quantity or a retail by PORTER
November l0th, 1852.
III CREARY'S Printing Inks--put up q
VI Cans Of 4, o, 10 ard 90 lbs each and for
sale en- conmjss, on by the subscriber al tie New
York manufacturers price. Also, coiored lnka
III kinds. II. 4. PORTER, Rock Island.
Nov. l0tb, 1902.
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| ON and after MONDAY, May 3t-nnti further no
= tce-passenger steamers and trains " i'll ran a!
follows:
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING
WESTW ARD.-0ne of the first-ciasz Steamers
| SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANS
or EMPIRE STATE, willleave Buffalo daily, Sundays
excepted at r NJ aud Dupkirk at IL al night, reach
ing Monroe at i. N. the next day. and proceeding
10 Toledo the same afternoon.
An express train xiii leave Monroe al P. NJ, OF
on the arrival of the boat daily Mondays excepted
reaching Chicago the same evening and connecting al
Chicago with frstclsss steamers for Milwaukee and
other ports on Lake Michigan, aud with Canal pack
cts G4d Railroads westerly from CkicHgo
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING
Easi.N ARD.-ExpTess trains viii leave Chicago y
p z NJ, daily, Saturdays excepted, andfeach Monroe
Al 8. next morning.
An express steamer viii leave Toledo every morn
ing except sunday, and leave Monroe on arrival q
tn trains from Chicago-aEd reach Dunkifk and Buf
aio several hours previous TO the time Tor the iirs
Express trains east for New York. Albany and Boston
The steamers and trains at Monroe viii connect
each way regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION NAIL TRAIN Going WEST
WARh.--ihis train will leave Toledo daily. Sundays
Of steamers from Cleveland and s4ndusky, and stop
ping 4 III the way stations. VIII reach Chicago a
I534P. NJ.
| GOING EAsTyA RD.-I.aaye Chicago daily. SIM
days excepted, al IL A. NJ stopping al al stations
and arriving at Toledo al T. 81. connecting Hitl
steamers to slntusky aua Cleveland, and arrivins
hare IN time fer all the morning TRAINS from thost
places.
A paclet-boat leaves Toledo a. 4. N. for For
Wayne aud ports on the Wabash Canal.
JOS. II. MOORE, superintendent.
Adrian. ~ 10 IL
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Il G, THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
& n IT IF UNITED STA FEs MAIL STEAMERS.
r TIE ship composing this Line are iht
A a IICN Lnt-

g, THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
& n IF UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sisF-sz The ships composing this Line are tht
ATLANTIC, Capt. West.
PACIFIC, Capt Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt Luce.
BALTIC, Capt. Comgock.
ADRlATlC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been bulls by contract, expressly
Tor Government service every has been taken N
tAeir eonst uction, ia the Engines, 70 ensure
strength and speed, and their for pas
Sengera are uaeqaallsd for elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from Neg York 10 Liverpool IN
53Gp; il scootd cabin, $40; from Liverpool e SG@
fork 80 and 2Bpo1nds sterling.
A experienced Surgeon attached g each ship.
No berth he secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
fIDn NsW FORK fiobi Ljtcpo9l
Saturday, sept, !, "Wednesday, Sept. 3,
Saturday, j" I3, Wednesday, 9 g,
saturday, October ,, "Wednesday, October 6,
saturday, g 10, Wednesday, :. co.
Saturday, g 30, Wednesday, Noy'r 2,
satarday, Nov'r -, Wednesday, :" II,
Sturdy, :. q, "Wednesday, Dec ],
saturday, Deer II, Wednesday, 8 y,
Saturday, :. Is. Wednesday, " 20.
For freight or passage. apply to
EDWsD K. EOLLINS6t co. IS Wall ST., y. i,
90 BROWN. sHIPLEY & CO.; Liverpool.
L. e. ROBERTS & Co,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MONROE ( CO.,
&c Rae Notre Dame des victories, Paris.
GEO II. DRAPER, H8yre.
The owners of these ships viii not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie. ewelry, precious
stones metals, unless bills Of laangs signed
therefor and the yalue thereof therein expressed.
Sept. 18th, l85o-9 Is
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''KAZLEUCoD".-roR sAIK.

TEyIlS valuable farm formerly occupied by
L Mr. Sargent, containing 60 acres Of farm
ing land in high state Of cultivation, an orchard
OF 200 thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 40 acres ofiine timber, situate
on The Blue Grass road 4. miles from this city;
IS offered for sale or verv reasonable terms.
COOK & SARGENT, Land Agents.
March I-th 1852
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READ THIS.
Prairie State Steve Store.

Il t1ttSC b%NViI "
E! HAVE the right 10 sell the above Stove in
L this market. Il is warranted to b. tie Eeag-
lest and most durable, TO possess advantages over
IL others tor speed and excellence IN Cooking
ana to give perfect sa isfaction.
l viii sell the above Stoves Wholesale at
Quincy prices, including freight.
The Understand having bought Col. ~ B.
Bnford,s entire stock Of Stoves and Tin Ware al
jAe Old S s1d, Corner Of Main and Second
Streets, west Q the lie Claire House, would res
pect5uliy inform the citizens Of Davenport and
th> public generally that he has CT hand and in
tens keeping the largest and best assortment of
COOKING ~ HEATING STOVES.
Ever offered IN IL ibis Market, which he viii
sell low Ter cash or Country Produce. He wili
also sell Tn. ware at s.. Louis Wholesale bill Of
prices
Tin and Copper Ware repaifed at the shortest
notice. Oil Stoves taken in part pay Tor new
ones Second hand Cook ana Heating Stoves Oh
hand lot sale.
He wl #ag the highest prices for 0ld Copper,
Brass AID Pewter. Give ~ cal-no trouble
8 show Stoves anu lin-sGre.
H. WICkERSHAM.
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COOK 4 .BKOTHER.
/. Cook. JNo. P. CooK.
E0Es SALE.

4 FINE farm the Mississippi River adjoin-
n ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
lns house ind the whole handsomely and elgi-
bly, situated. Win be sold at at a good bargain.
For terms enquire Of J. s. Simpson, Buffalo, or
OF COOK Il SARGENT
Dlrer-nrf Ian ooh 1850
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

NE have forty Lots in Screens Addition,'
W and .sCook & Sargents addition'' to the
city OF Davenport, which we will sell at fair pri-
ces, and to persons DESTROYS of improving will
money. CIOK & SARGENT.
Davenport. Feb 10 1889
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4As.lH AE aoN8 GROVE FOR
SALE.
Davenport, Feb. 26, 1852.
200 acres OF Timber Land

NEAR mouth Of Pine river in Muscatine
~ county for sale in 10 and 20 acre lots by
March II. COOK & SARGENT.
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EEgANEEN T1AEsESE & FE2sEI IN
sEIcAEE co., pASA.
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $500 COOL!
UHIS Company with the above capital III safe
L Il invested according 10 law, insure ell
kinds II property se il., loss BY fire, in amounts
not 10 exceed $1,000 Ia any enc risk, al as reason
able rates as any other sound Company.
Farmers
By insufing in this Company can 10 so al sr-
ry small premiums, for any number OF ears no
exceeding thirty.
At persons DESTROYS Of eifectipg an insurance
apln their property are respectfully requested to
call and evan ne our rates.
CORBIN 4 CLAuSSEN, Agents,
Iost Office Buitiiag
Davenport, Sept. OH, 1852.
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EkAKS. l&A'E'S!. AAAE'S!.
yUSr received fine assortment OF fine Mole
j Skin Hats, ring STYLE, also White ana
Black Bfash ANA Kossuh Hats,
AT THE IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
Davenport March 25th, 1872.
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DRESS GOODS.

WE have not time to-day to name half tht
" variety We haze just opened, bat ahybadi
tai wants, just Lei them look al our sortneht
II. II SMITH.
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FOR SALE,

A FARM in Glue Grass settlement of 46O
"A acres. all under cultivation, fenced with
Cedar post and pine boards-Orchard 200 fruit
trees, &c, together with ITO acres Of timber
be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
March II. COOK g. SARGENT.
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UNIE.PE;OyED LANDS FOR SAIL

N7E offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two thousand acres Of Prairie Lands in
Lots Of Forty, Eighty or one hundred and sixty
acres, lying in different parts of Scott county,
selected BY ourselves with great care.
COOK & SARGENT.
Davnnnort Feb 10 1850
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l,EANA sssAis,E,a s

itdNGfpbFt. ~ Pc ~es t"N@~
nVEECHY. SunnN side, Peep at No. >. dc.
" at The Rock Island Bookstore.
A FEW TEA Serrs ot Splsadla haasrns Jast re-
celyed and for sale by
Nov o. VAN II flo& ON
YS4saioHabl1 SILK, LeSAoru, and kossuth ;,
L and Cars. for salea at NHfSEeR's.
On 5PERFlNE trench Hroad Cloths; Ctssi-
- meres; Satin and ether Nes'inss for sale low
al WuSLER's.
(SARpET Bags; satehdls; Trunks for sale at
4 may 27 WHISPERS.
u IFG OF GEN PIERCE withent iIlnstra-
| 4 tons ior25 cents at II. A. PORFER'S
WRENCH Flowers and Wreaths, just received
f' and for ale At WHsEER's
INANCY Dress Goods. just received, silk lis
L sues: Rroeaied. Chanseable, Chene and
florence Silks; Barage ae Lanes Lawns, Cham
bray Gin2hams; Fancy BaFagesj Sc, Cheap al
May p y VS. FL s. =,
.D0 ACRES timber 10 BE sold in lois 10 sun
az purchasers: part cast, balance on 'lme.
Also ? houses and l. is in pleasant part oil
.fle city. Possession gwen immediately
W BARROWs, County Surveyor.
May OH, l83e
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TH0SE in want Of Carpets can now find com
i mon, line, snpertife, extra 3 Ply, &c, &c
just receives ii SMITHS Variety Store, Das
puHnri
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LADIES FAIR.

B. tte ToIerh3T:
G w. McCEEARY, Sec'y, OF state
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pT.AN0 SoHTE,

Taconets and Cambria NGslips: India Null
y Bishops, Victoria and Cardinals Lawns; bob
met aud figured Swiss. For sale at
Nav27 C. S. WHISTLES.
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= .--911---l-----'-'
szEOEs..

ME cali tie particular attention OF the la
w Il e to our Bew assortment ol SHOES, La
dies, II sses anu children shoes by far the ties
assortment xe Rave ever hal
henry 4 SMITH, opposite the POST office.
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GAf.Es,O2.S.
CAfspEI's

THESE we have just opened in choice style
and best manufactured. SMITHS Sore,
opposite the post office, Davenport.
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I
rlA PIECES u last color Ca!icoes. Very
oUU cheap at WHISPERS.
NQA PIECES of brown and hleached NJ s
JJJ Inns, cheaper than ever before Offered
IN the market. at NVusLFE's.
@lA Yards al Wool Carpets, the Lowest
NtS} prices at NHiSEER'S.
n DOZEN hose, socks and Gloves, Tor sale
.el} low. at WIS FE'S.
- z PIECES bed ticking, check and hickory
- Ter saIe loy, at WWsLEE'S.
WORKED Curtains; figured oil CAiut4 ant
w Bull Damask Muslins, for sale low at
Nav Of WaISLER'S.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-02-18
THE ARMY CANDIDATE.

The Wings of the country have uniformly express
ed the greatest adherence of military chettans and
yet, in ls4s they went to the army for candidate
for President, and they making preparations at
this time for similar movement Gen. Taylor
held on to his Office and his ratons until he knew he
had been elected Presidents he then assumed the du-
ties of the Presidency, blrndered, put himself under
the lead Of Seward and Ewing, proved himself gen.
orally incompetent for the place. and Providence took
him to Himself.
The Wing leaders pretended to stand in great fear of
Mr.. Van Buren's {" standing army as they called
it, in 1910 but now, overlooking all such small mat
ters that, they propose to repair to the head Of the
army for the first eiuil magistrate Of the country!
Napoleon has just been elevated, as the "army
candidate, to supreme power in France; and Gen.
Scott is to be the army candidate" for the first post
in this enlightened and free Confederacy! Whilher
are we tending!
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-02-18
SUPREME COURT.

TUESDAY, Feb. 10, 1859.
Purneil us. Daniel, in Equity, from Halifax. Ar
gaed by Moore for plaintiff. and Bryan for defendant.
Bank of the State Bank of Cape Fear, from
Wake. Argued by ]. H. Bryan for plaintiff, and W.
H. Haywood for defendant.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL.
Tilghman rs. West. in Equity, from Lenoir. Ar
gued by w. H. Haywood. for plaintiff, and !. H..
Bryan for defendant.
Roe us. Lovick, in Equity, from Craven. Arsu.
ed by w. H. Haywood, for defendant.
Chesson vs. Chesson, in Equity, from Washington.
Argued by J. H. Bryan for plaintiff, and Moore for
defendant.
The Cour. has delivered opinions in the following
cases:
By RuFFrN, c. ]. in Emmett us. Mcmillan. from
Biaden, directing uenire de nouo. Also. in Hamp-
ton us Brown, from Davidson, directing venire de
,ovo. Also, in Dean vs. King, from Guford. direct
ing a penire de nouo. Also, in Phillips Allen,
from Rockingham, affirming the Judgment Also, in
Mcintyre IS. Reeves, in Equity, from Bladen, dis
missing the bill with costs. Also. in Maxwell rs.
Maxwell, in Equity, from Guiford, dismissing the
bill with costs. Also, Ingram os. Kirkpatrick, in
Equity from Richmond, directing the Masters Re-
port to be reformed as 10 the Hudson debt
By NASH, J. in d0c er dem, Thomas ~. Kelly, from
Moore, awarding venire de Also, in Overman
vs. CobIe. from Randolph, affirming the judgment
Also, in Bowen Jones, judgment against plaintiff
for costs. Also, in State AlIen from Stanly. de-
clarng there is Also, in State os. Latham,
from Beaufort. awarding uenire de nouo. Also, in
Patterson us. High, in Equity, from Orange, direct
ing reference. Also, in Kerr us. kirkpatrick, in
Equity, from Guilford, declaring the plaintiff entt-
led to an account Also, in Burgess os. Clark, from
Hyde, affirming the Judgment Also. in Robinson
vs Threadgiil, from Montgomery, affirming the judg.
ment
By PEARSON. ]. in McAulay ps. Birkhead, from
Anson, affirming the Judgment Also, in Smith vs.
Tunentne, in Equity from Orange. Also, in Kelly
ps. Scott, from Moore. affirming the Judgment Also
in HAT, Simpson, from Anson. affirming the judg'
ment. Also, in McRae us. Morrison, from Montgom.
cry, affirming the judgment. Also, IN Washburn. o..
Humphreys, from Goilford, awarding venire de
nouo Also, in Stanly & Murray us. Hend'icks, from
Guilford, awarding uenire de Also. in John
son vs. Farlow, from Randolph, affirming the judg.
ment. Also, in Rhem rs. Tul. from Onslow, af-
rmed: Also, in den ez dem Hardy -. Simpson. from
Chowan, awarding penire de ''ouo. Also in State
us. Mason, from Buncombe, deelaring that there u
no error. ....- .s-.z...,-; II e, .ss- q
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-02-18

An effort is being made to secure daily mail be-
tween Raleigh and the Western sections of the State
There ought to be daily mail line TO extend from
Newbern to Asheville. Why cannot we have it! Let
Us keep asking until it is obtained.
Colds. Rep. s. Patriot.
We fear shall get but little for our asking. The
government at Washington it seems. has no time to
devote to North Carolina, except in the way of de-
Privng her of what little she has already. We can
obtain no increase of Mail fsciies while at the
time, if MI. Corwin's recommendation should be
adopted, we shall lose the Mint a. Charlotte. Can
such conduct the part of the Federal Government
be defended! What is Mr.. Graham at! Of what
benefit is it to North Carolina to have Cabinet off,
Ger in Washington! We trust that some of our Sena-
or Representatives will look into these things,
and see that the State gets justice. We want more
Mail accommodations, and we need especially daily
line from Newbern to the mountains. Richmond,
Va. it SEEMS is to have t,oo daily mails; but
hundreds of thousands Of intelligent and enterprsing
citizens in this State must continue, we suppose to
put up with tri-weekly coaches, moving at the re-
markable speed, for the nineteenth century, of three
miles per hour!