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THE RICHMOND ES0UiRER,
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WOOL-GnOWlNG N VItGiN!A-tia, ". '?i'n?-
scn Esq, msnarr Of C,ng on Vi:.nis, has F2:'ae
10 ilr Ewbank Commissioner ii Patents ia Tie n1He
Dr. Hanson w. Chnniuc, specimens of The extraordinary
fac wooIs grown by lie !ueC gentleman III oo COUNTY,
Va The National Iatc.:,tucer says:
These wools richly worth examination, as showing m
capabilities of country, and what may be accunrsed
hy attention and Judgment circn nrsn Cot ii'-
mel Spuy hc alLrr.in.aw o: Mr.. Chapne gentleman
very extensively and favorable hao"r than h'!i:
years ago turned bis attention 10 The production OF wool
which he and his son-n law have bnnrt IL tho st Gem
nete rcction as those samples will Indicate C"i SpiIa.
wns nnc of those pioneer in the march al improvements
whose introduction OF fine breeds o! shtsT hnSrs c&''e,
bre &c has done much for the wealth ana mrruvemen;
Of the Wes;."
In the collection Of specimens which Peter A. Bro"H:
ESQ of this cy (says The Philadelphia LrdGcr) hls n'ds
OF the wool in various paris OF fh United states ne
classes the Virginia wool anang the very finest in qua'y 'i
any produced being equal in all respects to the best qpn
of Saxony; which shows not the naual adaptahly I" INC
climate that The production hu; the care anc AT
ten,on which is e:towed upon the raising Of The loreln
breeds,
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THE WHEELING BRIDGE EC;$E-tiiGHNAY ROB.
RERY-ARRlNAL OLE LOLA NOAlEZ.

THE WHEELING G. BRIDGE ECiSE-HiGnNhI ROB.
BERY-ARRiFAL OF LOLA MOAIEZ.
WAsuiSoToS, Feb. G.JGdge hcL"an delivered the Gtci
;cn Of the Supreme C1nrt in the Wheeling Bridge
ay, which is that the 5'ii'r is obstruction tie Glv
gable water. Of IL: United STATES, and infringement Of
he right D navigate losu waters and the:e0re
InconsuuIionai-lhlt Il either ba raised removed
rom its present position.
Martin Burns milk man, who had just received his
monthly pay from te Irving House. wa!laid last night
in Congrcss street, Georgetown aud cruelty assaulted, hs
head being shockng!y cut aGt mlnglci The vlln
caaed
Lola Moaez arrive. here rather unexpectedly this
iog n1d took lodgings al ii principal nn3s. Tue
Information created quite Stir among ilv
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MARI.ILD,
TRIRItTE DE RC.pEIT

u.pa-, !, wooyie Cumberland Thursday II. 9TH inst
te Rev j. ArnseaJ Mr. a. BOILING of Richniont, Eias
ELIZA T. laughter the officiating c!rT.ynian.
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The Rockingham (va) Register Of last week. contained
ooh The marriage and the death OF an inclS!dual-a ch'
ard Gibson.
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nr,,1nrn ..rlr l,oNyaNTInN

MAINE DEllOCRAIlC CONVkNIIUN.
SrGrs7,A ME Feb 5--lhe Democratic Convention o.
;Iaio. ,,.day rea,n.nated Gov. Hubbard, unanimously
cp,ed the Baltimore PLATFORM and agreed TO abide tnc de-
,is;on Q! the National Convention.
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NAsniSe:oS, FEB Il ',nrI,cly after he cntonnncn,
~ the S"at. to-day, il,. X. nn.jy, the >ui:f.n
M CrnSas ar?roaci >cnltor hHeaa. au' s!,rp w"rs
tn=ucd which e:::! ii !is:ractiu coafc' during which
10 SAID III. Hon S"G1or fracture! lie Superintendent.
Several Senators and others n iH;.r.crrd and pro
" atcd further difficulty.
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~ CKANC EkY iEiRGINlA Ro5er: II Armisiead
I q. %! JntfM Mau;in dec d., Plaintiff:


I .of -! Jnin VI Mau;aa, deed, Plaintiff:
AGAINST
JACOB C. OF the late firm Of sheI oa
A,!,:r. and VIA : I..cllv. trustee. nccna
Pgrsna u" erre Circuit Cou!i t the Cry oi Williamsburg
~ c"n :" !N- Cats, punce1 IN til. cau' n .c 's!i day
y N".et "a ISL Am ohcr ,as Is dccrcel 'hat
- WnS Pr.c. renisr commissioner OF iis Court;
all monies received by him trustee under the deed
"a me bl or !rJm Jcon c. Sheldon. as surviving partneI OF
act >hc3Go & Maupin oed the hIrd day oi May, i'i'
" ""' az c.1a- ca G demands. conveyed 10 him az trustee a.
b: ccci is hands and uncoiecttd or winch "
- f,t" ic have his hands srss'on ana OF M
ctS % l"r properly whIr: has hy cre diligence might
c''r IN
sah lJmi>sto1cI Greeted - 10 Court &c anu ae
G" igeraude. ordcra dds"., shat the 'eiendanJaceo
~ ir" before in: cunm!stl,nc: o Tins Court an account
the b mentioned between himself
- t''" join! II MIuIn constituting the rn oil Sheldon
i c!i si. VIII also report, &c
u ":Gc tta ayertisementto
l-te! tor cl-! weeks the kcnonl tnGul!ef newspaper
,"! ~ City klchnend al! persons who may have
dsal: The ui partnership. come and exhibit the
or s"e:ei be":e the sd Commissioner, before the
H"i 1852 and IN default OF their prove
% heir Claims settlement y that time, they 10 be
lie m eli. u this decree And notice hereby given that
N, oTs ~ dc late firm OF Se,0n Manin Of the City o
M required in and prose eir Geb.s before
chs the commissioner C aid Court. his Office in the
Z" William barg. before the SAID first Mon lay in April
=. c"al heeoi. they will be perenporiy excluded from
peh'i., al decree
Sssan.%-c"6~ WM N. MOODY, NJ. C.
isT FILES OF all the various klnds, sale by
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LOUISA, JAS. ~, .lc52.
cr>.TCrrEn |Tn SLAVERY.

SENTENCED TO SLAVERY.
New OsLsASs, FEs. 1.-The massachusetts hrEi's-
vho werc arrested al G-lycstpn Texas lew We Aa s'he
or at,cmItny to a5drct slave have been Convicted ahc
sentenced 10 BE- sold ino slavery
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Inr O.eES U- taUIs1''E NU.1''.J,
an n candidate f,r Tie c.ce o; CONFERENCE.-The. as'o''
ney in County, and respectfully s"icit your spo' W
ii: sane Son;i il BE- rort pleasure ceci Il the Of.
lice shall hest cxcI"ns ii The discharge oi M =
lies. .aos! respectfully, ynu: iein" C ci,'1en: 1mx-
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iisT FILES. Of all the various klnds, ior sale by
e. GENNET 8; JAMES, Eagle Square.
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Jar. r Nj au Mary his Pcacy Hopkins. Elizabeth
Thomas lies and Nara, his WIFE, aud 'ey Lasisy and
Win. rI> WIFE Defendants.
aens obtain decree !ar N: division OF
Wu McaI. dec 80 his Children ant charging Inc
the sad Nn Mlche,
-ce,-ct he SAIL lrisi"n AMI Appearing bF lae
al av!. the SAID defendants, Eilzabrlh
T7a.ss,o and S;ic. her husband not reel
t:s ri he plaintiffs ~ lacr attorney
syc:e said tctcadaus !" a"a: here w'l
III. publication" 4" ms u"', ai do wal' h'crs'
protect hslr AM that copy "i rs oder be uo.
weeks The Richmond
g4,rer i. :'c ~ Richmond ahd a'oIeF
BE- -" door OF Courthouse OF tns
county irsG,y oi the county court o sa. county
4. cnT.-Ic>i", Jo:iN hun Liz u y
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NTIHGkSlA.-l> ChANCGRl--At Court OF monthly ses
the couay OF Louisa, a, the Court House
thereof. ua Mo.Iay. the 18th tas "i Jaautry, 1882:
Matthew ~. Mch:e. RrG.ea l. MchI. and CHARLES II Niche
OF William Mr:e, eccase
| plaintiffs,
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ling to 90 into an election of Secretary of State to-
day at IL o'clock. Concurred in and Messss. Amis
and s. p Hill appointed committee on the part of
the House to superintend such election, which re-
suited in the election of William Hill unanimous
" he having received SO votes, 115 in the House
and As in the Senate. = ~
| Mr. Caldwell, of Guilford, from the committee.
on Corporations, reported the bill to incorporate
! Carolina Lodge, No al, of Masons the bill to
incorporate Elizabeth Town, in Bladen county and
the bill for the better regulation Of the town of
Clinton, in Sampson county all of which passed
their End reading.
The special order of the day, being the bill to
abolish jury trials in the county courts and for the
better administration of justice, then taken up
and the House went into committee of the whole,
Mr. Cherry, of BERTHE, in the Chair.
Mr. Saunders, of Wake made few remarks,
and Mr.. Baxter O. Henderson, addressed the COM
mittee at length.
Mr. Puryear moved to change the number of
circuits from nine to eight. N OF agreed to.
The vote then being taken on fixing the number
of circuits at nine, the Chairman decided that it
prevailed.
Mr. Long, of Randolph, moved to strike out that
portion of the first section which provides for di-
viding the State into three judicial districts; which
was discussed by Messrs. Long, Hill of Caswell
Saunders and Avery, when the committee rose, re-
orted progress and begged leave to sit again.
The House then adjourned.
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Mr.. Caldwell, of Guilford, from the committee
on Corporations, reported the bill to incorporate
the Lumberton and Cape Fear Plankroad company
and recommended its passage. Read End time
and passed.
Also the bill to incorporate the trustees of the
Hillsborough Academy, which was read End time
and passed.
Also the bill to incorporate Science Hill male
and female academy in the county of Randolph
Read 2nd time and passed.
Also the bill to incorporate the town of Jones
vile in Yadkin county. Read 2nd time and pas
sed. =
Mr.. Cherry, from the committee Finance, re
ported adversely to the bill, to repeal in part the
31st section of the 1O2nd chapter of Revised Stat
utes concerning revenue, which on motion of Mr.
Dobbin, was laid on the table.
Also adversely to the bill to appoint tax .collec
Mr. Webb moved to lay on the table. Not
agreed to-
Mr. Marshall, of Stokes, offered an amendment
that the provisions of the bill shall extend only
to Rutherford county.
Mr. Martin, of Franklin, moved to postpone the
bill and amendment indefinitely, which prevailed
by vote of 81 to 10.
Also adversely to the bill to amend sec. 25
chap. 1O2 of Revised Statutes to provide for the
collection of the revenue of the State.
Mr.. Harris, of Davidson, offered an amendment
which was rejected.
The bill was then rejected.
Also the resolution instructing the committee to
enquire into the expediency of amending 6tn sec
ton of an act passed in 1S50-51 so as to increase
the tax on circuses &c. and asked to be discharged
from the further consideration of the same Report
concurred in.
Mr.. Dobbin introduced bill to incorporate the
Mutual Insurance company in the town of Fayette-
vile. Referred to committee on Corporations.
Mr.. Stubs, of Beaufort, bill to extend the
powers of commissioners of navigation for the port
of Washington. Referred to committee on Private
Bills.
Mr.; Dargan, of Arson, bill to incorporate Car
DINA Lodge, No. 141, of ancient York Masons, in
the coun ty of Arson. Referred to committee on
Corporations.
House adjourned.
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Z Mr.. Gimer moved to strike out the provsso
in the amendment, which says, that the act shall
not take effect till after the present aPportionment
is made
The motion did not prevail.
A motion was then made to strike out the a.
mendment Ito the original billy which provides Tor
the organization of the county and prevailed.
The question then recurring on the passage Oh
the BILL the third and last time,
Mr.. Woodfn moved to reconsider the vote oy
which the amendment had been stricken out'
which motion was lost, yeas 20, nays 20.
The question then being on the passage OF the
bill the last time,
Mr.. Hoke protested, as Senator from North
Carolina against repeating this County Suppose the
Supreme Court had decided they, the Legislature
had the power to repeal Counties, must they, by
virtue of this power, crush this new County OF
Jackson? The people of Jackson had grievances
to contend with, that Senators knew nothing of,
and he hoped the precedent would not now be
set of repeating small counties. He said, he had
not during the consideration of this question troub-
led the time of the Senate with his views he did
it now, for the first time, and begged pardon.
The yeas and nays then being taken, on MIR.
Steeles notion the bill to repeal the Act, estab-
fishing the county of jackson passed, yeas II,
nays Is.
A message was received from the House OF
Commons transmitting message from the Gov
ernor, with accompanying documents, and pro-
position to print, which was agreed to.
The bill to extend the right of appeal in certain
cases, was read the second time, and rejected.
The Senate then adjourned till Monday morning
II o'clock.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FRIDAY, Nov. ~, 1852.
Mr.. Martin, of Franklin, from the select commit
tee, reported the bill to give the election of Clerks
and Masters in Equity to the people, and recon-
mended its passage
MIR. Munday, of Macon, moved to amend by
adding another section providing that the people
OF each county shall elect a surveyor
MIR. Cherry, of BERTHE, opposed the bill on the
ground that he did not believe the people desir-
ed it.
The question occurring on Mr. Munday's amend
ment, 1t was rejected by vote of 60 to Al
Mr.. Webb, of Rutherford, offered an amend
ment that the provisions of the bill should not ex-
tend to Rutherford county,
MIR. Mills, of Rutherford, opposed the amend
ment. and it was rejected
Mr. Dargan moved to amend by excepting An
son county. Amendment adopted
Mr. Brooks moved to amend by excepting the
county of Pasquotank.
MIR. Cherry, of BERTHE, moved to nostnone hill
and amendment indefinitely, which was not agreed
to-yeas 35, nays 50.
Mr.. Brooks amendment was then adopted.
MIR. Webb offered an amendment PROVIDING that
county Trustees should also be elected bv the neo-
pie.
Mr. McDugald moved to lay bill and amend
ment on the table, which was not agreed to-
Mr. Webb demanded the yeas and navs on his
amendment, and it was rejected by vote of Ga
to 43.
Mr.. Spruill offered an amendment that the cleo.
ton OF registers patrols, overseers of roads, county
solicitors, &c, be given to the people.
The question occurring on Mr.. Spruills amend
ment he demanded the yeas and nays, and it was
rejected by a vote of "A to %.
Mr.. Webb moved to postpone the bill and make
it the special order of the day for Friday next
Not agreed to.
Mr.. McDugald offered an amendment that from
and after the expiration of the terms of Office ~
the present Clerks and Masters in Equity thei,
duties be performed by the Clerks of the Superior
Courts. Rejected.
Mr.. Webb an amendment that a tax collector
be elected in each county in the same manner as
sheritfs now are, which, after few remarks from
Mr. Caldwell, of Guiford, was withdrawn.
On motion Of Mr. Avery, of Burke, the consd
Grafton OF the Free Suffrage bill was postponed and
made the special order of the day for Friday next
IL o'clock. -~
lhs question occurring on the End reading O
the Dill, 1t passed by vote of CT to 81,
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, November Is, 1852
Mr.. J. F. Lyon, member elect from Orange and
Alamance, appeared, was qualified and took his
scat.
Committee ON enrolled bilLs-Messrs. w. E. Hill,
Miller, w. Long, B. F. Williams and league.
A message was received from the Senate propo-
sing to raise joint committee of three from the
Senate and six from the House to examine and re-
port upon the present condition of the Asylum for
the Deaf and Dumb, the manner in which it has
Nbeen conducted, &c. Concurred in, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen appointed as the House part OF
the committee Messrs. j. Turner, J. B. Bynum,
w. j. Long, Foreman, Shimpock and Christmas.
The committee the Roanoke and Meherring
connexion consists of Messrs. Smith, Cherry, Lock-
Dhart Daniel and Mooring.
A message from the Senate transmitting the en-
crossed bill to extend the time for registering deeds
of gift, bills of sale, &c, which passed its first
reading
Also the bill to incorporate the Concord and
Arson Plank Road Company, with amendment
and asked the concurrence of the House. Laid on
the table.
Also the bill to incorporate the Haywood and
Pttsboro' Plank Road Company with an amend
ment, in which the House concurred.
Memorials were presented by Messrs. Stubs,
George, Cooke and Burton, all of which, without
being read, were referred to appropriate commit
tees.
Mr.. Munday presented petition from Joseph
Brindle Of Macon County, praying the State to re
fund to him $42,5 with interest from 1s4S, which
was referred.
Mr. Hill, of Caswell, from the Judiciary com
mittee, reported the bill to establish bank at
Yanceyville, with some amendments and recon-
mended its passage The amendments of the COM
mittee were adopted.
Mr. Holeman, of Person, offered to amend by
striking out or its equivalent" wherever it
II 81 A., la H. i
ON the question to strike out. The amendment
was rejected by vote of IS to 81.
Mr.. Holeman then moved to amend by providing
that if the bank shall fail any holder of the notes
may collect the amount from any who then,
or have previously been, stockholders. Rejected.
The bill then passed its End reading.
Mr.. Avery, from the committee on Internal Inn
provements, reported the bill to incorporate the
Chapel Hill and Durhamville Plankroad Company,
and recommended its passage. Read End time and
passed. .5., 8
A message was received from the Senste propos-
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At a meeting of the citizens of Edgecombe coun-
ty held agreeaby to previous notice the 9Th inst,
at the Court House in Tarboro, on motion, John S.
Ddncy, Esq, was calledtto the Chair, and w. r.
Lewis appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the meeting
TO be TO project Plank Road from Tarboro' TO some
point on The Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road.
Alter some remarks from Messrs r. H. brdgers,
ReddIn Pullman and X. f.. Macnar, touching the
benefits OF Prank Roads in general, and she relative
merits of different schemes, it was on motion OF K
X. Bndgers.
tfesoirsd, That the Chair appoint Committee of
five to I,rmoraiize The General Assembly for Char
ters Plank K Dads from Tarboro' to Rocky Mount,
10 Enfield and to Joyners Depot.
On motion of K. Putnam it was
Resutved, That the committee send the said memo
rial to the Senator and CommoheTs from Edgecombe,
to be by them presented to the Two Houses.
The Chair appointed Messrs. X. Pittman, George
Howard, Jr. John Norfeet. James W eddeil and Ma
than Malhewson said committee.
Oa motion of MIR. Brdgers. it further
Res0lred, That committee be appointed 10 ascer-
tain the amount OF subscriptions that be obtained
for Plank Road along the several proposed.
alessrs. 10. ID. Jenkins. ]. l.. Horne, and Will.
q. Thorpe, were appointed the committee 10 obtain
subscriptions for Road Joyners Depol-Messrs.
G. b. kiiebrew, w. s. Battle, and G. e.. Bonner
constitute the committee to obtain subscriptions 10
Road TO Rocky Mount-and Messrs. Reddin Pit
man, Il. II. d. w hilaker, and w. F. Lewis are The
committee to obtain subscriptions to Road to En-
field.
On motion, it was
Resolued. That committee of three be appointed
to obtain subscriptions one of the several routes
proposed, from the towns of Wilmington, Petersburg
Norfolk and Marlborough. Messrs. Robert Norfee'
K. K. Brdgers and W. N. Pippen are said commit
tee. On motion, il was
Resolred, that COMMITTEES of three be appointed to
correspond with similar committee Of the town oil
Washington relative to Plank Road from that place
to Tarborough.
Messrs. K. E. Macnair, R. H. Fender and J. NJ.
Redmond were appointed said committees.
ION motion, kcsoived, That notice be g wen IN the
Southerner, OF the intentions OF the meeting to me-
moriaiize the Legislature for Charters.
The meeting adjourned to some subsequent DAY 70
be named by the Chairman.
JNO. s. DANCY, CtGtT"'a"'
w. F. Lkvls, Secretary.
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and the Raleigh and Castor Roads should run as
direct as possible from the depot 81 me laoI
the depot of the former on the SCUM sac .
|eigh. a,,,aLos .ao,ainst
the amendment.
Mr.. Dortch moved to adjourn, and the yeas and
navs being called the House refused to adjourn oy
a vote of 70 to 2l. ~,
The amendment was then rejected and the bill
passed its End reading.
And the House adjourned.
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and deed Trust on the property of
the Company in 1887 and 1910, AZ nm
S. Do. endorsed by the State. GOOOO 90
z 6. Do. do do 'o'OOO 90
=. Bond If State ;,.rad G. 1880 On
Fayetteville and Western Plank
8. Do. executed according to A.,. 1900 90
q D emoy' ID 40 Ss,sOs s.
10. Do of Wake Forest colIors $50 90
IL nd Eio,s1 ColIsaS ooiiege' 6,l69 So
70. DO. (2reensSoyo' F.n,.,. ~, 1000 90
"a nd 8. ctov.n Fo,.,, 1.,; 1000 On
ID The vboie IF .bo Swaruo T"nI'c 5000 On
the State. reclaimed and unreclaim-
ed, not granted and held by indi-
viduals prior to the year 1876, es-
- timated at 500 900 acres, hereto.
* Sore. 1 Popds a. iss,sd - 1880 10000 90
,e Roeds ~ on "I DV va k.,; lO,5OO 90
others for Swamp Lands, 1855
u. e' Do on r. ou,s sn.rrow.n 9TH 1896 90
ers for Swamp Lands, ,o-
-lS. Do. on Allen Grist and others for 30 81
do. M,
10. Do. on Nathaniel Creole and @SO 90
others for do, 10.
20. Do. w. D. Cooke, shewinga 10 10
small balance,
81. l Do. on N. ]. King, believed to
be Of no value,
%. Do. on William D. Cooke and 600 W
others, ,ooo
%. Amt. of Cash in Bank of Cane OOO W
Fear to credit of Board, (Princi
pal money! 1,9z %
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-17
PLANK ROAD MEETING.

The actual increase of principal, during the same
period. amounted 10 81 ,223 81.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-17

The principal of the Literary Fund is invested as
follows: -z---z .
l Fss,, ;, ;. -, s5sa.aoo 90
State. n.,;, -, soa,7oo 90
Road Co., endorsed by the State
due LIST Jan. 1860. 100000 90
4. Do. on Wilmington g. Raleigh Rail - :
Road Co., secured by mortgages