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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-14
WIN. HILL, Sec'y Of State.

AND WHEREAS, the said Act provides for amending
the Constitution of the State of North Carolina as
to confer every qualified voter for the House of Com
mons the right to vote also for the Senate;
Now, therefore to the end that it may he made known
that if the aforesaid mendment the Constitution shall
he agreed to by two thirds of the whole representation
IN each house of the next General Assembly, it will then
be submitted to the people for ratification, have issued
ts my Proclamation in conformity with the provisions
of the before reciteG Act.
In testimony whereof DAVID S. REID, Governor of
the State of North Carolina hath hercuno set his hand
and caused the Great Seal of said State to be affixed
M, Done at the City of Raleigh, the thirty
sSMSkT. first day of December in the year of our
1EEM NJ Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
TSe1Sc one, and in the 10Th year of our Indepen-
-'&x'' dence.
By the Governor, DAVID s. REID.
Thomas SETTLE, Jr. Private Sec'y.
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation may fall
will please that copy of is posted up in the Court
House of their respective Counties.
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medicines, Paints, Oils, DC.
- "oo rACKAGES ow receiving for the Spring
u trade at the Drug Store Of a.
March 80, 1852 ~
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Valuable Property for Sale.

:. THE HOUSE AND LOT formerly occupied
EsaEm by Mrs. Henry. the Government House
E.a.4 and Just without the limits of the City, will be
disposed OF on liberal and accommodating terms. Fhe
property will lie sold all together, the lot will be di
vided, if desired, to suit purchasers ~ t.,. .
For furher information in relation TO this valuable
the terms apply TO the Ed0r Of the s.ap-
Raleigh, April 70. 1882. f 10 aeitssszs 4s--tf S
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
ne subscriber having formed co-partnership with
Mr. N L. HARRIss is desrous of closing nm his Ala
oness and begs leave to urge upon those indebted to
m ~ the necessity of prompt settlement of their bills
he at the time tenders his tn anks to his former
customers for their kind patronage, AMI socits contin
uance OF the same to the new firm.
WIFI ALEX. MCRAE, Jr
Wilmington, Oct. l, 1851. EFT
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JOB PRINTING,
NNF' WIN nestness and despatch al this Office
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..t- --,..,. New Music. an p. -..s:. -.
lust received at the MUSIC STORE, lot of new
u and fashionable .Mnsc. embracing, -
-s-r.- Friendship Polka, E 3. 80 Z. ..-ae-s.
s.a.. Wait for the Wagon, = - >
- Low-backed Car, o.. ~. .4=<st-a .. f. g.
-ts. Nelly BLY,, &cs<Sc. ..sss. r.'; -.
Catalogues of the Music be seen ut the Noitk
Carolina Music Store. 30 -! =
April 9, 1889. 44--tG
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NJ wv receiving at the North Carolina Music Store
splendid assortment Of Pianos from the celebra-
ted Factory of Knabe & Gaehe, Baltimore, who
ceved the first Premiums three years in succession, in
Is4s ls49 and 1850, their annual Exhibition of the
State of MARYLAND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

Whatsvsr may be the designs Of God with respect to
you and 70 me- vhe have remained the chief Of the
eent race Of kinss the heir Of that long line Of
Dcnarchs who during 20 centuries have increased
and aued 20 be respected the power and the fortune Of
France owe it to myself to my family aud to
my country to protest loudly agair false and perous
arrangements. I, consequently, maintain NV right
which is the surest guarantee OF and taking God to
witness declare to France ard to the world that faith
fo 10 the laws OF the Kingdom and thu tradition OF
win resiou,ly preserve. my last ore at6
the deposit Of the hereditary monarchy Of which Provi
depce has Entrusted 10 the aud which the
only port OF refuge where France object our love-
may after many storms at length ana aud happi
HENRY.
FrehsdoIt October rs, 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13
United states Circuit Court.
BEFORE Hon Judpa 0atte

DHc II Hugh Mo1.Dea ads Thos Hunt 1t al This was
an action brought agsnst Hugh Maxwell collector to
cover back alleged Of duties paid protest.
on importations Of merchandise claimed by the plaintiffs
to be banke under schedule Of the tariff Of l846 and
subject such TO duty n twenty per cent and by the
defendant falling under the head Of manufactures Of
wool mentioned In schedule and subject to duty Of
thirty per cent 1t appeared ia evidence that goods Of
the description in controversy have, since 1916 been
gradually advancing 10 fnenees of texture aad finish
until the government bs felt itself justified In saying
that they mad Der lost distinctive character of
blankets and that although they known In trade
such they sueeDtly allied in their texture and
quality TO cloths TO all under schedule c. and sub
jec to duty thirty cert rhe question submitted
to the jury under rhch schedule the goods 10
ton were embraced ssd whether they to be con-
Edersd ~ blankets not The jury returned verdict
for the defendant deciding that the goods we're not
blankets, ana subject duty Of thirty per cent
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SPECIAL TERN


SuPnEMs CouKT rnr UNrrEo 'rArrs.--December 1c
1862 John M lsfMp ard J q Haven. Esqrs. Of New
York were admitted attorneys and counseors Of thio
court.
No. o. O. K.nouse, plaintiff in error, john n.
Martin. The motion 20 oismiss this writ OF error
gued by Mr. Martin in support thereof and by Mr. Brad
ley in opposition thereto
No III Joseph WiBswall psintiff in error ps I'd
ward Hal IT al The argument Of this cause was COZ
tipusd by Gov sessrd for the plaintiff In error and BIZ
Mr.. Chilton OF counsel for the defendants in error
Adjourned until Mordsy NJ ii O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

FURTHER Opening OF tbs BALTIMORE AND ONO,
RhLRoAp-The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad IL now open
to within thirteen miles Of the Ohio river At wheeling.
The through zip l. coun.qSent.y made ON city to sIt7
In the shore space Of twcnt, hrse hours by the aid OF
coaches over the tbirte miles ~ ua6n-hed road On
the 9tt Inst the 70 have the road sished
~ that train Of cars vii start that dsy In the
Ing nom baltimore, ana direct throngh to heeling
whore 1t will arrive he afternoon ofths arst Of Janu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

GIN. PIERCE The Northern Railroad Company
have lately put upon their road eight wheeled pas
,cpger engine named after the President elect ID has
i've and half feet driving wheels fifteen inch cylinder
with tssnty inch stroke the boiler IL forty two inches In
dismesr and contains hundred and eighty four
tneh brsss Zines ten feet two inches In length IL
veishs twenty four and half tons The machinery u
thoroughly bunA nde ccnnsctinss, and like IT. rsms-
pahn. runs well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13
Superior Court.


Present Chief Justice 0skley and Judges Duer Camp
bell Paiue, Bosworth and Emmett.
DEc. IL -DpcisIors--.4.gtstss W Clasen Daniel
Rdnku.-New rial ordered coste 10 abide the event
Robert l.. Nsse John .9nde, ssnye dict set aside,
and judgment 10 b. entered FOR S33 33 for plaintiff
Louis Fa man T. Co. Iohsch 4 Schepeier Verdict
set aide sBd Judgment Of nou-uit to be entered
I'm. Beoth LotOrfnce R.fas G Kemp New trial
ordered, oo,ts 70 zboe the event
alexander P,sdp & Co - Edmund Phillips + Co -
Judgment IN favor ~ plaintiff amount to be conputed
by stpg inherent to time ~ payment and deducng
amount PAID Referee 70 be lad to compute in srest
parties tisasree.
Charles 81 John e al the .7msrican Mutual and Fire
snd Marine Insurance Company New trial ordered costa
to abide the ev,st
Geo. Bshrote Edmund Dennis Judgment appealed
from IeveIsed rule Of reference discharged trial
ordered Goats toabde he event
Samuel Bsman and utfe IS Green and Radjnd New
Trial ordered Costs 10 abide the event
SPECIAL TERN
Present chief Justice 0skley.
Luefus e EUiks,ep e FaUbydg, smith and J1mes II
B,usMotiop 20 ret aside juagms for regularity de-
pied; allowance Of 800 modiied 70 SIS
Isaac Hairs .9ddm smith Motion denied without costs.
By Justice Boswoi,h
William L,,ep .s Sarah Hurley e. si-Judsment ex-
ecution ret ssids ~ irregular without costs.
Charles a Hihamsn IT. al rs 6iemea c. Meors Same
81, al W Same-Corlpains d't0fsed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

heresult OF all these meve msnts with the French
people was an overwhelming majority on the
2lst and 22d ult, in favor Of Louis Napoleon
and the Empire The scrutiny Of the votes
occupied some days-perhaps four and proba-
bly, on the frat Of December the result was
announced, and the official proclamation Of the
Kew empire made on the second Of December, the
anniversary Of the victory Of Austerltz, the coup
d'etat, and tho coronation Of the elder Napoleon.
On the third appeared the Senat,ss-conshltum,
with Sigh. notifications; but the court etiquette Of
the Bourbops and Of the Empire would be restored.
It Is said the Emperor would address one mani
fsAo 70 France and another TO Essops. They
would be ssseptially pacific.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-23
Dsscussion at rascssc,llsc.

The Fayetteville Observer gives an interest
ing account Of the DISCUSSION At that place on the
eth inst. between the two candidates for Cover
nor. The Senior EDITOR OF the Observer took
full notes, but was prevented from writing them
out by sudden indiseoS,ion. The public, there
fore. is indebted to the Junior Editor for the treat
which is furnished, VIC presame, freas the rcses
taken by The ScnioS
Oar space win net adast Of our cnHsrs che
whole account, but we cannot ferbcm giving 4
few extracts, combining ourselves piacipaily "a
that pat, relating to State issues.
! The Observer thus Introduces she mosices
The canvass IT 1912, when More
head and Henry met for the only tune
in this place, vas forcibly brought t.
mind ua Monday last, when Kerr and
Ricd addressed large and sttca,ivs
audience from the same spot, The re
suit now was the same as thcn--a glori
Gus triumph Of the Wing cause--prefi
CURING now, we trust, as then. a still
more important triumph at the poll
in August. We heard several Wing
declare their opinion that the disparit,
between the candidates was even great
CT now than in l84a,--that the triumph
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-23
4; a. feiend from faaquier

1TRAG..AA Fipnu trch fauqucI
informed Us of an oa,rsge in Loudoun
a few days since unparalleled IN this
,ay Of outrage and wrong 4 young
man from the North, a eradicate Of Yale
College, and of highly reputable coa-
nexions, vas engaged as teacher in
that county. He become enamored OF
a beautiful young girl in the neighbour
hood, with whom he clipped and mar
ried at Washington. The young lady
had many suitors, who, being greatly
lisgruntied at thus being outwit'cd by
a Yankee Schunlmastar, determined on
revenge. One of them went to Wash
ington and invited the bridegroom and
tc;dc 10 his h,ase, and sent his carriage
for them to some point ON the railroad
In returning the carriage was eaykid
the man was dragged from the side o.
his wife, and despite her screams ano
imploring appeals for mercy. he wa'
boand hand aud foot aad beat anti
lille was nearly extinct.
! The scoundrels were all recognized
we learn, and.a suite against them ma
been Instituted. The penitentm,y. W
should Think, is rather too good a plac
for the perpetrators Of such unmltlsa
ted villaihv. Fredericksburg Neirs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-23

lI1f own Stale. The whole people are
alive In the importance of this work.
They have herelosure contributed liberal.
" 10 the hn,ldlug of Rail Roads IN South
Carolina. with The expectation that al
some future day, some Of them would be
extended IN Iirs horlers. Not one Of the
Roads IN Sdnlh Carolina north Of Go.
lumbia. has faileh 10 receive liberal a,sis-
lance in Moth Cardsina> The Charlotte
Road alone prneira,es her icrri'ory. Have
we moi, ,hcn. right to call Hi~n en'
South Carolina brethren, Ia extend some
one of their Roads through that section
| or North Carolina phere they hate %.
kind assistance TO build their Roads !!
viii S.ni!, Carolina ,urn from her friends
after having ayailed herself Of their aid u
time Of need. aud leave them 10 their owl
resources, crirplea as they are. by adm!
in the construction OF these very Road
We nov ak 10 be exceeded TO us! j
she willing 10 throw away the ralaahl
trade and intercourse hiilrrln had will
this ser,i II Of Nnrlh Carnliuaf Unles
she is willing 10 do so. j. behnoves her &
aei. and ,bal promptly. The spirit
Itpprcvenenl is abroad in apr land, an
our peopic are determined Ia ael speedily
Oar nalerai ,Fsace Of trade is Charleston
and we invite. earnestly invite our Soul
Csrnlina brethren 10 assist Us in pFnvi'l
iny 4 Roa.i 10 re.rcii them with our pre-
ducts. Ihere we are DESTROYS ~ g~i'e
tireumsianres, and due regard for eu
own Interests, may. however. forge M
trade into other channels. which thong
mol so natural, may eventually beeom
more beneficial.
10 our immediate constituents. we ad
tlsss ourselves with The lu!l confidence
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-23

Gen. Piereeg Goa. Pierce. Uho %
He2' asked a Wing. IN Saturday. when
he heard Of The Dr-aua,ic nomination
Tor President. Why" answered be-
mocra,ir leader, standing near " he Is one
.d The ablesl men in lire Gann. a nems
her Of the Senate. | read aa excellent
speech Of hi-, The other day. IN iaac Ma
linnal In,eileencer, on Mr.. Clske's non
intervention resolution. lie is sound. lao,
on The rompr"mise. !"
aiha. ha. Our knowing democrat
was speaking Of The WING Senator iran
Maryland. There are gsoa many de-
moclais hereabouls who would ike Il
know something about their candidate.
NaskriAs Ranatr.
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DlNc Vest, would appreciate
1IIeailv, h r interest in all these Roads,
wnuI.. insure iheir success. and cover our
sen.ary w.i,ll all those blessings resulting
srmn we'll rewasded indas,ry. That this
would he the spsuSs. 10 ene can doubt.
|, isino late TO enter ihio an argument
10 prove the uliliIy Of Rail kost's; and
W. shall mol Insult your un,lersiairs'ngs
hg anr,np,ing 10 demonstrate that whTch
:%rvss dsy's experience and observation
VI ! Il ssfes as irRr, Will North Carolina
81 saspa<ssfs w ali these considerations
.pro,nrs 10 patriotic son 81 hers TO sup.
.e.e thai she will be SO wholly regard
-. 4 her lrae interests, or lh,t she will
s.g s. uuinsi 10 this portion oil The State.
sc lave always cheeTfnlly voted appro'
,t,s:s.as 10 build up Improvements IN The
Il aad Genre of the State. No Sec
tm,l lcalously has prevented as from be-
- lust 10 Them. We have been Ipe IA
he hole State; and now when he7
gs.,aa- haze progressed 70 The point where
,hey are accessible TO US, we confidently
appeal 10 The Legislature 20 do juslIre lo
s.s-,a promote onr i"iercsts--io provide
E,r our wa,ls Our necessities. ana pind
,he wI.ole Stale together by The strong
lies 81 nEinal Interest
II will be cbss,gea. that The C"nyeRi'an
,sas nj lr.issa,ed the punt whence me
o.a sci RAJ sh1!l leave sle NORTH
gr.Il,a Rad, nur where Il ska!l cross
abe mann,aip- Two points hive been
xag spS,e.J-Saii-bury aud Charlotte. and
90 Gap. proposed. The Swanaanoa and
Sew zach. Tbs latter has been ascer'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-23

Clock, uie ShVuuoh s'JousnSu w -
on Thursday.
On Thursday. The Convention WAS called 10
order al 10 o'clock, and an appropriate and feel.
ing prayer was offered up by the Rev. Or. At
kinson, of Baltimore.
The Jules for the Government ofthe House Of
| Representatives Of the United States were adop-
ted Tor the Government Of The Convention; and
on taking the vote 'ofshe Convention each State
te have the samc number Of votes as they are en-
Ntled to in the Electoral Colleges.
/ A resolution, offered by Mr.. Duncan Of La,
was adopted, for the appointment Of a committed
of one member from each State, to draft a series
Of resolutions expressive Of the sentiments Of the
Wings Of the Union on the great doctrines che.
! rished by them; OF in other words, platform o
principles to he maintained by tho Wings In ihs
coming campaign.
i We have not before us the regular procccdiry
OF the Convention; but learn from The Peters
burg lnieiligencer that the ConNn'ica assemble'
al five o'c.ock on Friday evening to receive tn
report Of the Platform Committee. The com
niiicc reported the Southern resolutions witt
slight verbal Changes The resolutions were .
dop,cd ~ vote Of aYes 2s7, nays sc.
The PLATFORM adopted BY the Convention,
seems, was Gfst agreed upon by the Southcr
Delegates, and afterwards BY the friends Of th
Compromise measures in a general meeting cor
yened at Carroll Hall. The resolutions compo
: ing il are admirable in tenor and spirit, and :
tfaly patriotic aud National, that we should SUI
pose they would meet with cordial rcspon,
from the patriotic Wings Of all sections. The
arc as follows:
! The Wings Of The United States,
!, Convention assembled. firmly adhe.ing
:. The conservative principles hy which the
! are conlrolled aud governed. aud nuw, ;
: ever. relying upon the intelligence oI Il
$ American people. with an Abiding ronI
:, de ce IN their capacity fM self loverl
meni. aud their connmrd devotion TO II
Constitution and The Union, do proclai
/, The following as the pnlillcal .eniimen
and determination, for The esiablisllme
), and maintenance Of winch their nation
n orsanIz ,linn as party n eff'clrd:
:. /. That The Government oi The Unite
= States is Of limited character, and i,
confined 10 the exercise Of powers c,
irIessIy granted BY Tue Constitution, an
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-23

s, q K - vas eSeA greater, II rasFtae
sue be netsa ana An fat q MuFshead-snd
euauE granted poSsfs s - s.rhee 81
sa hs spnves no' Il eire dess ~ 1914
Fd neefseary mplea as Aarth
reserved ghs enies - - ent as III
he Peoplr - - - les i sedre-
Tlsa SAFE shed 2 -. - = slarxhsa he -
held ss s;n<a sustained the ksssss Pn : Is s
nov Unon and Dol rs = ~ -. 49,
should Be revesa ns ~ heart tat b<sns hroszh .es
ie palladium o. oar every commands eon6d<ae md respect
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-23

hlgs q Orange and
rlHls On Saturday
) such vacancies on
stature As may then
Understood that two
pominaied have De-
Saturday Is the
Rum 10 meet a
busy season, w
win meet thei'
rr on The oees
Ininaiions, The,
lc spiri, Of ihsi
eiih his opPo
mpAan, for ou
that an ad
of Orange an
4 Graham o
he purpose I
the sacancis
stature, som
ps,ed hssiu
10 stale, ID
lcndcnce W
Edsy, the
eesiings ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

Cataraugus.- Sheriff, A.GREGoRr; Clerk, f.
II. sourHwIcK; Justice H. G. BULroN; Assembly, l,
NELSON l. MORTON; . WILLIAM J NELSON
CayRgo 3, MATTHIAS HUTcHS-
SON.
Enthusiastically, l, BENJAMIN HOPKINS
=, John NJ KEEsE; 3 BARAK WILSON.
Enthusiastically, l, MARCUS Parsons.
Orange County. For Sheriff: DANIEL
FULLERTON; For Clerk R. +. DURYEA; For Special
Judge; RosT. PRoUDRrr; For Members Of Assembly
l. CASTOR BARKLEY of Crawford; .. THos. HING,
Of Waikiki , SAMUEL d. HOLLY.
SulliraR.-For Sheriff; JAMES T. Bush,
OF Liberty; For Clerk, CAD WALES, of Thompson;
Member of Assembly JOHN c. DRAKxro of Cochecton ;;
Justice Of Session JOHN LEoNARD, OF Callcoon !;
Coroners: JOSEPH JENKINsoS, OF Msmakating DANL-
CoRNwrI1, of LumbeIlazd; JOSEPH Y fENDrL OF
Fremont.
Tompkins 1, Moses CRowELL;
., MARCUS c. RIees.
Wayne-Assembly l, Z. W. Borrus.
Tates.-Clerk, CLARKsoS MARTIN; Sheriff.
II. H. GAGE; Assembly De WITT C. STANFORD JUS
ice J. l. JOHNSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

n Sfr,os;don 20 flank In order 10 counterst thsss
view he was fought In detachment he charged In
cob nm Gen Scott being al the head Of bis troops in
airpos. every charge He severely wounded by a
DO hot In the shoulder besides severe bruie oc-
ga Toned BY sh'n or cTnon shot; having bad two
horses killed.
1.-THE Rsttle Of Brigewtter will be remembered by
poseri'y with the same sensations those OF Bunker
fIll and Ssrstoga."
GEs. ScoTT's SERyIcEs.-In lS41, when an
afTort was made by Democrats in Congress 10
abolish Il c Office now held by Gen. Scott IN the
Army, Hon. Mr.. Dean, Democratic member
from Ohio, said:
"fthere YVES n man in this country VINO hsd aaoe'
glory 10 ifs hi.tory IL was General Seot'-s ll5n an
sng;sh,d above ali others for biz bravery and gssutry
nm the ed ne hattie who had rendered INDUSTRIOUS ana
noble services 10 hi country a. tAe battle OF Cnppe"
Of lceyater and Of LundyG Lane VINO bsd e1 our
armies on to victory 'An9 "as II ioI "a , n
(ongress now that he advanced in year, and stood
b.h In lie copfSencc Of the American people, t. dis
Iniss him from Office az token Of disspprobatonP
GEs. ScoTTs CIVIL QuALIFicATIoys.-Ihe
veteran Father Richie, while Editor Of The
WASHINGTON Union, the organ of Folks Ad-
ADMINISTRATION, in commenting upon the nomi-
nation Of Gen. Taylor in 1545, spoke thus OF
Scott:
"Gen Scott is an 'olders1l than Gen Tsylorone
swho Is Mt ea il not n0re Gooomptished and VINO
hhs distinguished himself by and as 6rH AMI Dat
ses during he war--.ho captured Vera Cruz and me
Castle, 8ud the Capital OF Mexico-and one, too WhD
sIAs noRE THE QUALITY Oh A CIVILIAN, and IS oC7eT
hmm q Whig."