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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
LINE for SAN

" A n ID T. X b lit LINE ioI 90
V FRANCISCO-The Shcrtes. sud ChesSest, EEsgIrRY
The powerful double-engine steamship Nds,h River,
LIGHT, $500 tuns will leave nom Pisi no, II 95 ~
e. o'clock, P NJ precisely, on IUEoDA syubi,,r-
San Jusn del Nolts direct connecting win ,le S;ys
CINE steamer 5 s. LEWIS, 1870 IONS over we $1,000.
ton These ste1mer are undeaied ia their arrsn
for passengers with superior yenlspsn no s ss vii
now be anticipated at any point as ne s g
pied .nly one DAY om Virgin Bay TINS route oIs' e. M
nor advantage families going 70 sii0rs as ~ he
be constantly Under the charge u officers aaShes
Line aud &c this time much more healthy ana afIEN
Tor information or passage, Apply only to d. D. AD"
Agent No. 8 Battery place, upsisfa
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A sample of new Wheat, in the head
from Niagara County was exhibited on Change at o.
200. On Tuesday. The hesds are represented as be
ing large and well fped, and the Wheat nearly ripe
THE when harvest will commence in Niagara County
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r,-I, VIZ - ga eav. Isizud.-.--y hia H'h VIZ
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CtTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK
~ and GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and New-York Stes n
ship Company's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW 1852
tuns and 400 horse power Robert Craig Commander viii
sail from New-York for Glasgow SATURDAY the lfth
Of August next at y o'clock noon
First Cabin, saloon State Rooms) ............saO
First Cabin, (Midship State ROoms). .......... -
Second Csoln' Observation-Disclosures. -
Stewards fee included.
Apply to J. HcSYMON No 80 Broadway.
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TvOR LIVERPOOL.-United State,

EVUK LIV EKPUUL.--Unlted States
T. Mail steamship ATLANTIC, Captain James West
This will depart with the IT, =. Mails for Europe
positively SATURDAY. july 81 at y o'clock NJ from
her berth at the foot of Canalst No berth secured til paid
for. For freight passage having unequaed accomods
lions for elegance and comfort, apply 10
EDW. K. COLLINS 4 co, No. IS Wallst.
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC
and sail August 7, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

.surAcTuRxs oF FLAX.
-, Ma a. sS5 Linen and Coior, DO, slpo 70
LIness, i 80. valued ~ sI,slI.
tai, II pacsas'" MISCELLANEOUS.
"a. 2 p,essses, s657 shawls, 8 DO, 400. ril,e
pafase'' w. WdTehOns1d
MANUFACTURES ef WOOL. .
xpoo,xs 70 packhses sbf3j Wor'ied IS d. tbfti 'nn
" ia Al GO: Gotten and Nofsed. II DO, 81 90 De
IssSt y DO s35O5 Ne Hoss 90 se2,i bnle, Do -Il
cs,p.ss DO. elc7; other Manufacture, d. SIS ISs
rseiases valued 81 e2l Ola
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
On pts Cotton. s3c.2; DO Co'orei CounA slfi >"
hus rs DO Wen s3s5 % DO Fringe, sll'a Ioi@ "
packages, valued at 5000
MANUFACTUREs CF liz. q 49,
6packsfes sihs. 90 90; Il io. Same. ISL 90
DO Vesnse. sly la 90. CT shawl. t-o5i :" 30 =,
sl g77 q. 3D. and cottor sfI8. ao fnshe@ ti,'-'
Fnnses. s9tsJ; 10. seEirss, <2,to io'H' - pa
al t5or3oL
package, Luens, valued az s9!7
:, ..,.o.. s,, 800 9l5q; DO CoI'a-s. ClIs tc' -.
81 DO shawh ~ 767: DO serses sli50o' . d. "'a N
Total SC PACKAGE, yaluel a. eA,i4I. ,
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NOR AUSTRALIA, PORT PHILIP

l. AMI SYDNEY-The clipper ship MAGNOLIA, LOO
burden, will sail 2fh July ard has unequaled
commodaons tor first and second cabin passengers, for
which, or freight, apply On boad Pier No. II l.. r. TO
WAL T. DUGAN No IS Front-st RUSSELL NOR
TON, No 81 Old-slip, or ELLIOT, ARHELL co, No
li6 PCarLst
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Ocean Steamers, 81.

A USTRALIA, AUSTRALIA.-Regu-
IA lar line Of Packets for Port Philip and sydney The
suicrihers will dispatch the fasaing and fvorte Packet
MADISON on the 18th OF Juy 1.-THE above vessel is com
manded By experienced master who has been many years
In the Australian trsde the accom- nodaons are superior
any ship now port having large and small state rooms
well adapted for families single persons Those embak
ina for the gold regions should early applications
TO secure bets Ia number being already eugagsd) For
freight or passage apply pier No Z Eat River o. 20
BUTLER BROTHERS, Australian Packet Oaice, No. l63
and IS South-st.
NB-The tariff Of duties goods imported into Austria.
he can be seen at the office OF the Subscribers
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to SAN FRANCISCO

NtHROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
Il AT REDUCED RATES.--Eew-York and San
francisco Steamship Line.-The steamship UNITED
STATES Edward Dennis Commander. will take her de-
partnre for Aspinwan, Navy Bay on SATURDAY Aug H.
ats p NJ correcting Panama with the doubeenKne
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 2l0O tuns burden, George
A. Cole Commander which steamer awaits the arrival Of
passengers at Panama by the United States ro NewYok
and Immediately thereafter proceeds San Fgsncsso direct
without stopping at intermediate poTts.
These vessels Ia accommodations and safety not
passed by this route, aud experienced surgeon
attached to each vessel
The United States made the voyage between New
York and Chagres in days and hour aud tho
Winfield Scott performed the voyage between NewYork
and Panama in the shortest time on record both
ming, and actual time iom port TO port.
Books open and through tickets for sale
AppIy 10 DAVIS, BROOKS CO,
General Agents No q BeayeIH
JONES & JOHNSON,
10. 1ofeFesst, corner Of Liberty-st.
Passengers per United States will disembsrk alongside the
wharf at Aspnwsll and take the Panama Railroad,
open nearly to GoTgona thus avoiding ths risk attendant
upon landing in boats at Chares and the ver navigation 10
0orgOna
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TVHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

THE BRITISH and NORTH AAIERI-
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP Ps between NEW
YORK end LIVERPOOL, direct; and between BOSTON
fax to land and receive EaiS and passengers.
ARABIA, Capt -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA, Capt -, EUROPA, T.. G. Lott
ASIA, G. II. T.. Judkins NIAGARA J. Stona
AMERICA, ". Shannon, CANADA LanE
CAMBRIA, J. Lst,h
These vessels carry clear white sht 81 mast head vrss.
on stsrboard bow, red On port how s
MI CARA Stone from BOSTON WAdnAad.v TrIv5
AFRlCAl Harrison, I'm. NETWORK wednesday, tuIy "a
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON Wednesday INV q
Asa; yIdkins, trsm n NETWORK. Wednesday, july q
AHEhiCA, shannon, from BOSTON WedneSday An, a
EShOfA, Lotl, from NETWORK Wednesday Aug n
NIAGAhA stone f ON BOSTON Wedncsdsy Auy Ip
A a Harrison I'm NETWORK, Wednesday, Au1. IS
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON Wednesd.y ssbt
ASIA, yudhns, from NETWORK We1nss6sv sent g
AMEHlCAt shannon I'm. boston Wednesdsy Gent IS
EIhOFA, Loth from NEW-YORK Wednesdav SGT n
fas~sge tom kew-YOTk or Boston " IdvertooI-girss
cabin, $40; second cabin, go - --''SfOS
berths not secured until paid for.
rsHt NA Dc charged on specie beyond an amount Tor
perSonGl expenses 49,
An experienced Surgeon on board
" All letters and newspapers nuss psss through The
toss'OHce kor height " passage apply 70
r. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green
W rfencn German, and ether FOr-ign Goods received
sAa Drought In common Win British Goods Through biis
OF tsclns are given In hsvTe Tor NeW-York.
NA1CHEs-By order Of the British Trea-ury watches ~
orega Manufacture bearing the marks Of Engsh
anuacture viii De hereafter admitted In England in tran
niu for the United States ard ether countries 10
qaence Of which French and Swiss watches may Do shipped
a. heyre Tor Hewf0Ik Boston, via Liverpool without
incurns the rs bsreore OF being seized ~ the Eng
hsh Custom-House. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

COAL-Peach Orchard Egg, Stove and
Y MT sizes; also, Lsh'gh. broken ess and stove 90
Persons Wishing g0od sicle - the lo~et market pIlcs
on F,snkiif =, JAMES AlTKiN.
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EvOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The spIen-
did double. engine steamship CITY or PITTS
BURGH Robert w. Foster Commander having been I'M
avodsby postponed Will positively sail for San Francisco
touching at Rio Janero, Valparaiso and Panama SAT-
URDAY July 18th. Passengers will please be board at
9ocock in the morning. For freight passage apply
board foot Of North Moore-st, n. r., TO THOMAS
RICHARDSON. No. Il Exchangs.pace.
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of SILVER WARE
Goal.

GOAL-REMOVAL.-The subscdOar
way e. ne basement Of No. s. Wast and b now ssl
9Rsed prices JAMES Ia WORTH - N'''f ~
no. IS WsI-st, ltb-st, corner TbosD.,o-,,
and 9TH Az, eorner AmssSs
COAL.-l still continue to sell, as usual.
me best NED Ash at the lowest possible preedslyassd
nom yards az - 71 Per tun Is cents less from boas
PEIER CLINTON, Kinsst, GOercL and n 'inSton.
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e S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

1T S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
" .NY.-For NEW.ORLEANS VIA HAVANA-rhs
splt ndd steamship CRESCENT CITY. will sail rom the
pier ri foot OF Wsrreu.st, N r. TUESDAY, July a. At
2 o clock, p. TTectey.
RATES or PASSAGE TO NEW-oRLEANS-NEW ARRANGEMENT
Alter Saloon beTths '''''''.'''''''''''''.'.f0
Second Cabin Berths Observation-Disclosures. 50
SteeIage do ...... ................ Is
Specie only taken freight Havana Freight taken 10
New Orleans NJ PC per cubic foot Shippers fesht are
requested supply themselves with the compmys bulls Of
aoing which may be had application at tho office. No
other form will BE- sgned. No bills of alinI gaed after tho
chip has sailed For freight or passage, apply TO
N. .. RODENTS. No. IL Mest S. cor. Warsn.
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lmportations of Dry Goods for the week
ending July Is 1852:
C0NsiimpfioH.

MANUFACTURES or wool.
"" va s!'s.sf Coies iS9to 94lei Cashmere
ser Goods Do s2s & Co',oa sni wors,ed -, Co., sei'5
ssl Covers. Do slsi Ia.tnss do 500 R,nss, I io
DO, sl4ssi Paddrs DO, sA0, BsiEes GO sS1I a,,oo
Yam, 10 Do sSis Cseus,S Co, ss7 o,scr uauusure, Of
Cotton, % Do, tiotQo TOTAL iir9 gAss. valued t550
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
Co;tors $50 pscksses So076s Colorea Co,toa 3, 30
fnni' o. sei3 Gighaus 20 sl6i Orleans % do s53tE
sl07 yeNct', 90 s,9il Plush d. SAL a: iaE IL 8o
$50 Lace Co. slt9 Hose lSs Do so SIS Gk,es 10
s.i Tapes % ssol Woo do ssiS, 6.nps 90 s4Os
B.ed.afs Do 5ls Manufactures Cotton 50 d. s5l7
Total, 'ls packages, valued a. s20.7jA
MASUFACrUREs or SILK
s ~ gsClsscs s12O52 Ribbons, i6I DO. slo3s3 sshss
~ Co sl'@oo Lsccs ~ DO, sl7o; Veyets 90 - 500
- 40 5'Ss St ard co'ion 81 DO, si4s3; sd and Iasn
- Do sl7 t,i HatdAefeG-n sio sttI, Pcpoc 49, s,
60 ss.o SnPs, &c, 20 Do. $500; Brsiis and
p e' - 90 ss 49, Hose, IA DO, $3.50. hes do 5000:
Raw Do 80 Iw't DO siii se"as Do. s,1,s
-, pselsS Nanciteisses OF sA, 50 d., Su Total
Linen. ,,e aANV1AcrUREs OF FLAX
HAuJSe1ee a. Ns,si Lren ali Cotton, n io. s3sl7;
Do stel Ysr ii Do sii w ~. !, Co., siiS nrAi,s
Nts sC,,' 81 Rayssso', 'ai4eJ At $3.50
,t ssrsT eooe, % p1s. sSisS Fss,,,. ana r, !,
4 and Cas-. Do. siioi; Naery Is Co. ,lJf! Col
,.l it ~ IA, 500 Lace Gigsss - d. sllol H.
H.tsdrasals
NJ, NANcfACrVRGS OF woof
do Sissls, coi,os ~ So'ss DO. ass wor.t.l. 20
do, s.t shawl 90. sgls5 Bl set <, A. S.na Goois, "a
- 90, Ho'Vi '''9e 1a''s5* Total pss. n'e,
ssNUrscrrEEs OF corrox.
Cei,cns o. - a., 500 $751; Coiar-i {. tfs-s - s-.
ados S'0 Bose. 90, si53 Sgooi % Do sls.l 80 -
Tlgs. ssltsd a. al>fis. ' wal N
A,sUFAeTUsEs or SIX.
Sfs1 pa. .ges. 81 -; Rit5rus 500 -f7tr. S,t.
90, si1sj l.sej, %, g. 80 So al wsr f5'e-s
ks~ Ss, do5 sla0j ptsr MasaaSsTss O. sn de- sJS,t
]'f' - gAel'sSi ys!sss . s.sls.
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= MANrF,cIrsrs oF -.
The following are the Importatlcns OF

u paolsges Straw Co0d7, s3I4Ii 20 -. Quad f115.
81 DO. Shavls, ~ 767 s DO serges -lio"' o-' "''
Total SC PACKAGE, yaluel a. eA,i4I. ,
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ALEXANDRIA, July I4-Arr schr WIN. Va1ce, Fnzsr,
windsor :. sd. scr. SYLVIA g. Bourne, Coha-ei Narrow
ALBANY Ju.r ltAir soop VIM. Penn, Ncothul New York
c. John Ney, sweet, Newark David Cox, HaIeti, NeN
D Il. Fct. Bout Bottom
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
I'm .Ilc Town of MOrgantOn,
BURKE COUNTY, n. G..

BURKE COUNTY, N. {.
DEING DESTROYS of moving to country place, and
DIN great measure laying aside my profession a
business offer my Houses and Lots, all newly improv
ed for sale. The Lots situated IN the most elevated
portion Of the town and form entire square, with
Street every side, and contain nearly four of
land. The improvements consist of a new Brick House
yet finished but to be completed, 81 feet long
and 40 wide, stories high with eight rooms and
wide passage brick Kitchen with two rooms good
double log House in the hack ground, good Stables,
Smokc-house, &c., Well of first rate water, Well
house and Bath House attached, &c. &C. There is also
on one corner of the Lot story Brick House with
three ROOMS of which is we'll adapted to the busi
ness of Merchant, Druggist or for Lawyers or Doc
tors Office!
To any DESTROYS of locating in hcathfuf and ra-
pidly improving Mountain Village. for tho purpose Of
prosecuting any branch of business this is oppor
tunty it but seldom that such property IN mar
ket any AS really wish to sell, ,0iH sell
accommodating terms.
W. L. McREE.
Morpanton Oct. l. 1852. 99l-3wG
The Wilmington Commercial will please copy three
times and send account 10 w. L. McRee.
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THE FURIOUS REGISTER.

The Register goes off into perfect fury over
the action of the Senate in admitting Dr. Shaw to
his seat. That paper says the majority of the
Senate have acted in d" disregard of law, AND IN
this be true, then have the majority violated their
oaths of office but even the Register uncharitable
and unscrupuous the Editor of thatsheet is does
not even begin to believe that. 1t was only a hand
some schoolboy flourish by way of giving vent to
little harmless artificial indignation.
The storm of indignation of which that pa
per speaks, will be along time coming. We shall
wait patiently for it. If the Editor, possessing as
he does at least as long and good pair of ears
as the next Scott trumpeter, should hear this
storm" before we do, he will please inform U.S.
The favor will be reciprocated.
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Where do yOa1 find things Che0p ?

TtHE Subscriber having laid in a choice assortment
Il of the following articles begs leave to inform the
zens of Raleigh and vicinity that he will sell
Goods at such prices not to be undersod by any
in this city.
Persons DESTROYS of making good bargain will there
fore do we'll to give him call and be convinced that
the above assertion is truth and bumbug about it.
Fancy Goods, &c.
Violins Flutes Accordions, Guitars, Pocket Knives
Table and Tea Spoons, Ivory and wooden pocket Inks
Portemonnaies ToohPicks, Canes, Ladies Work Box
es, Hair Oils, German and American Cologne, Soaps,
shaving Creams Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes hair and
dressing Combs, Gold Pencils ems, Breastpns, Fling
er'ings and Studs, Dolls Purses Gum eething Rings
Looking Glasses, Guns Pistols, sc.
Dry Goods, &c.
Calicoes, Gnghams, Figured Alpaccas and Coburgs
Black Lustres, Brown and BIeached Mdsns Cambrics,
Irish Linen Canton Flannel, Ticking, Linsey, Cotton
and Woolen Hose, Comforts Cotton Silk Wooden and
Sheepskin Gloves Edgings, Boots and Shoes &c.
Groceries, &c.
Mackerel, Herring, Lard, Cheese, Bacon Dried Beef
Buffalo tongues, Sardines Nails Powder, Shot, Coffee
Sugars, &c.
Cigars,
of ten different Brands, &c. DC.
F. MAILER.
Raleigh October l2. 1852. 81
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WAKE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
RALEIGH. Oct. Z. 1852.


The Wake Agricultural Society met in the City
Hall, at IL o'clock
Mr.. Lernay moved that seventeen delegates be ap-
pointed represent this Society in the State Agr-
cultural Convention appointed TO be held in this city
on the 18th of October instant The motion was
carried, and the following gentlemen appointed
delegates to said Convention, viz. Messrs. Need
ham Price, Willis Whitaker, Thomas J. Lemay,
William H. Scott, Richard B. Seawell, VIM. Boy
Ian, VIM. R. Poole, AIpheus Jones, l.. OBJ. Branch
John B. Johns, DR.. John n. Jones, Alonzo T. Mial
Stephen Stephenson, Allen Adams, Seth Jones, Will
son w. Whitaker, James M. Towles.
On motion, the President Charles l.. Hinton
was added TO the number of delegates.
Gov. James Iredel was admittedlas a member of
the Society.
After an interesting and instructive conversation,
on various topics connected with farm management
and agricultural improvement, in which Messrs. Boy
Ian, Willis Whitaker, Price, Hinton, Scott, Poole
and w. w. Whitaker participated,
Tie Society adjourned to meet again, in the Court
House, in this CITY, the Saturday before the third
Monday in November next, at IL o'clock, A. M.
CHI. L. HINTON, President.
WILSON w. WH1TAtzER, Secretary.
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MIR. CLINGMAN'S LETTER.

Our readers will find in our columns to-day g
most able and patriotic letter from the Hon. Thorn
as L. Clingman of this State, in opposition to the
election of Gen. Scott.
Mr.. Clingman has sketched with the hand of a
master, history of the influences which led to the
nomination of Gen. Scott, and which, if he should
unfortunately be elected, will most assuredy con-
troll his Administration and he has also done full
justice to the noble and manly character and viz
tues of Gen Pierce.
This letter will create sensation throughout the
country generally; and the effects in this State
particularly, will be seen on the I'd of November.
We hope the friends of the rights of the States
and of Pierce and King will give it wide circu-
lation. 1t will exterminate Scott-Sewardism as
it goes Read it, friends, and then hand it to
your neighbors.
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g- The Register says Mr. Gimer addressed
the Scott Club in this City on Wednesday evening
last, in his inilnitable style" He did. He in
simulated that FRANK PIERCE is ga DRUNKEN
.COWARDLY ABOLITIONIST" and that, we
venture to affirm, will not be "imitated" by any
other respectable in North Carolina. Mr..
Gilmer is welcome to all the laurels he won on
the occasion referred to.
FRANKLIN PIERCE was fighting the Mexican
War, like man, while John A. Gilmer was scuf-
fling like Federalist of the blue-light stamp, to
get through the Assembly of this State preamble
throwing the blame for the war; not on Mexico,
but on has ocn country. Again: FRANK PIERCE
is as sober Il man as John A. Gilmer
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Our readers will find in to-day's Standard the
proceedings of this body from Friday to Monday,
inclusive.
It is now considered certain that the Legislature
will continue in session until all the public business
shall have been transacted.
The two Houses have passed and ordered to en-
rolment bill prescribing ten Electors for the State
for President and Vice President.
A bill has also passed the Commons and will
no doubt pass the Senate repeating the act requir
ing the Assembly to meet on the third Monday in
November.
The Standing Committees in the House were
appointed on Monday.
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NOTICE.

TINIIE subscribers wilt offer for sale at public auction
/ ON the premises, on Saturday the 18th of Novem-
her next the Land and Mill, formerly known by the
of Harriss Mill situate Rocky River, the land
lying both sides of the river eight nine miles South
of Pittsborough and about two miles from the IN
tended Plank Road leading through this section of
try This Mill has excellent pair of burrs an excel
lent corn-Mill and the boting works were newly con-
structed last summer with castings and In good order for
ngmerchan flour-ony the shaft of the main-wheel
is broken This scat remarkable for its Fall and Wa
Power, and with good tight dam the mill runs oil
the year. There better seat for Factory of any
kind in this country ESQ said by the best OF Judges The
terms easy and will be made known the day of SALE
Any person wishing to purchase would do well to ex-
anime the premises nr themselves previous to the day
of sale. -
BROOKS & THOMPSON.
October 10 1882 94I-td.
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GREENVILLE PLANK ROAD.

A gentleman, writing from Greenvile under
date October G, says:
Twenty-six miles of our Plank Road, in one
points about three miles finished, making twenty
nine miles and leaving eight miles to construct-the
whole distance to Wilson being thiriy-seven miles.
Three toll-houses in operation-receiPts per
month something 500. During The past o
three weeks from hundred TO two hundred bar
RES of turpentine per day have been taken Green
vile the road besides other articles. All persons,
those not interested in the road, being
WINGED that it will pay well. glad to hear that
the Castor Road is looking up, and hope it will
coed well, and that great while we shall have
Railroads, Plankroads and Steamboats, all through
our State,''
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

We are requested to announce that the State
Agricultural Convention will meet in Raleigh on
the 18th of this month. ."
The Edgecombe Agricultural Society has ap-
pointed the following Delegates to this Conventions
John S. Dancy, R. R. Bridgers, w. F. Lewis, II.
B. Bryan, II. II. Hines J. F. Jenkins, J. D. Jen-
kins J. L. Thorne, Baker Station, Jno. L. Bidgers,
D. w. Bullock, w. S. Battle, and Robert Norfeet.
This is a matter in which the people generally
arc interested. We hope the movement will go
forward until every County in the State shall have
its Society, with State Society to give direction
and tone to the whole.
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WHIG PRINCIPLES

We have been at loss to know what the prin-
ciples of the Wing party are, and have been for
some time past; but among the "great outline
principles" of that party, laid down by the
Cincinnati Republican, we note the following
Non-Interference, yet judcious Intervention Alb
clifton Of the Veto; Distribution of Public Lands
to Actual Settlers; and primarily and especially
the election of Scott and Graham
How do North Carolina Wings like these prin-
ciples-especially the giving away of the Public
Lands? How do they like the abolition of the
Veto, the bulwark of Southern rights? Verify
the Wing party, North and South, is a harmoni-
Gus family
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EInriHn ELcfinni

CHARLESTON, Oct. 7, 1852. An election took place
in this State, Monday last, for Governor, members
of Congress, and members Of the Legislature. Geo.
r. Ward, whig. and Jas. s. Broom democrat, were
the candidates for Governor, and Edward c. Cabel
whig and A. E. Maxwell, democrat, were the can
didates for Congress. In Santa Rosa and Duvall
counties the wings have majorties. In Escambia
county there is majority for Broom, dem., for Gov
ernor, and Cabell, whg, for Congress. In 1913
Santa Rosa gave large whg majority, and Duval
and ESQ ambia small Inajorites for the party.
Sufficient have yet been received to ind-
cate the result of the late election.