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FOR THE NORTHERN CITIES BY
The SeabOard & Roanoke Railroad

The SeabOard & Roanoke Railroad.
IL Roanoke Rail Road Company have comp eted their
bridge across Roanoke River at Weldon, and are
prepared to transport passengers and freight from
Weldon to Portsmouth and Norfolk, and the Northern
cities promptly and with dispatch.
The Cars leave Weldon daily at 3 IL o'clock, F. M.
and arrive at Portsmouth by 7oclock, P M, in time
to connect with of the Chesapeake Bay Steamers,
HERALD, GEORGIA OR NORTH CAROLINA,
for Baltimore and arrive at Baltimore early next morn
ing, in time to connect with the morning train that
leaves for Philadelphia and New York.
By this comfortable and agreeable route Passengers
leaving Wilmington the morning train, will arrive
early the next morning at Baltimore, and reach New
York the evening" without loss of Sleep and with
but change of person and baggage between Weldon
and Balti more and avoid entirely night travelling on
Rail Roads To render this route worthy of the travel
ling public, the company have employed careful and
Weldon through to Baltimore. consequently the travel
Ter has further trouble with his baggage until he
reaches Baltimore.
The Chesapeake Bay Steamers also stop at OLD
POINT, to land and receive Passengers, and Passen-
gers who leave Weldon at l-2 o'clock P. M, arrive
at Old Point the evening
An arrangement has been entered into, by the differ
Rail Road and Steamboat Companies, by which the
Through Ticket issued at Charleston will leave
optionary with the traveller 20 take either route at
Weldon.
An accommodation train leaves Weldon every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday mornings for Portsmouth,
Norfolk and OLD POINT COMFORT. Passengers
by either train for Old Point, will reach Old Point the
same evening.
For THROUGH TICKETS to Baltimore and New
York. and any other Information desired, enquire ofthe
agent at Weldon.
Office Seaboard 4 R. R. R. Co,l
w edOn, N. c., Nav 2Sth, 1852. \ 922-ltW Sm
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ic Jail in Mar
Runaway slave
feet 10 inches
RS of age, and
pm clothes. He
of this county,
fgro trader by
ron living in
imposed he
, prove proper
Fith as the law
Nc, Sheriff:
920--6m.
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e10 PER MONTH.

Rl2 PER MONTH.
VXTANTED, Immediately, Fifteen or Twenty able
w bodied Negro men to work the Rail Road, for
which the above price will paid in Cash every month
NIXON, g. CO.
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The NortIl CaroIima ExecutOr,

CONTAINING the Statutes and Common Law of
OlhIs Stale, together with the decisions of the Su-
preme Court, and all the necessary forms precedensS
&c &c.
Intended a safe Guide to Executors andA
traitors.
With which is necessarily connected the kindred sub
iects of Wills. Legacies, Dover and other Provisions
for Widows Distribution OF Estate Descent of Land,
Partition Guardjanship Sc, by Benjamin Swain.
For sale At the North Carroll na Book Store by
Il. d. TURNER.
.hay 10, 1852. 81
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sEAg.EzD PROPOSALS,

SEALED PROPOSALS,
ILL received hy the Subscriber, until the 18th
w August next, for the PIastering and Stuccoing
OF the buildings erected for the Insane Hospital
Raleigh.
The plasteng will be ~equred to be of the hest quail
ty three work-ne last hard-nish part with
lime and sand, and part with plaster of paristhe lime
and plaster will be Misunderstanding and oil other
materials to be furnished by the Contractor.
GEORGE w. MORDECAI,
For the Commissioners
Raleigh, July l4th, 1852. It'd.
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NOtice---Direet ImpOrtafiOnS.
y" ust finished taking our inventory for the
w summer season. and find as follows
number of notes and accounts due Us which should
be settled up July and to which particularly
call the attention of those interested.
Also well assorted stock of
China Ware and E1arIIlehvTare,
to which will be ewing large additions during the
month of August and to which especially invite the
attention of Merchants, Those passing through Will
mington their way North would do we'll /" purchase
their stocks Of Crockery from US, determined
to offer inducements over Northern importers.
MCRAE s. HARRISS.
Wilmington, July "a, 1852. IL
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LIES
Fixture.
eg, C;leGnn ;It e
Ors, and
ngs;
; Of
PS, Steom.
ger
[non' .1 and des.
[o The business
[eParation for
g facility and
[oE! [olor. Every
shing in less
/ g. pounding,
saving time,
from the dis,
cident to the
itself will be
h-board and
the III Patentee
| North Caro-
fture. hereby
e of Family
P procure the
alton, can do
Q me, at Raj
family right;
ely, with the
ne. l am in
from Ladies
in this State,
Eolina E; but, I
lsement with
speak for it.
n orthern and
s early a day
ty of testing
orized Agent
neral Travel
xture in my
ho Try II
orders to
RYALS.
94-tf.
/ ES, &C..
+ CO.,
additions 10
heMTcaIs
FTUFFs,
fFy, sc, sc
|rthern Cities,
hIngle Iotba,~
PrIc es and on
FIih any house
, callers gener-
(, purchasing,
both in point
u''r attention
|ompounded at
Petent person
the citizens OF
p The long and
trust by until
ecutIon of our
4 g.
nIniSSEoR
into n cOrarf.
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Lever from Gen. FRANKLIN Pierce TO Mai. LALLY.
FREMONT HOUSE, Boston, May 81, 1852.
Intended to speak to you more fully upon the sub
Iec ol Inc compromise measures than had an oppor-
'uhIy 10 DO. The importance of the action of the
convention upon this question cannot be overestima-
ieq. oelleVe there will be no disposition on thu
Pa!l o! Inc south TO press resolutions unnecessarily
OFFENSIVE TO the sentiments of the North But can
we say as much on our side! Will the North come
cheertuly up 10 the mark of constitutional right? II
not, breach In our party is inevitable. The matter
should be met at the threshold because it rises above
party and looks to the very existence of the copfede
racY The sentiment of no State is to be repard-
ed upon this subject; bpt having fought the battle in
New Hampshire upon the fugitive-slave law and up.
on what we believed to be the ground of constitution
al night, should of course desire the approval of
Inc democracy of the country.
."hat wish tc say to you is this IF the compro-
mise measures not to be substantially and firmly
maintained, the plain hts secured by the constn
uon VIII be trampled in the dust. What difference
Idh II make TO you or me whether the outrage shall
zee 9eem to tall on South Carolina, or Maine, or New
hampshire Are not the rights of each equally dear
60 US all will never yield to craven spirit that.
~ oM considerations of policy, which would endanger
"e Onon Entertaining these views the action of the
SSonventlon must be vital. If we of the North who
~ $1,000 by the constitutional rights of the South
bonoo oe abandoned to any tme-serving policy, the
VI democracy and of the Union must sink to-
tba on AS told you, my name will not be before
10 ,S"u en1'on; but cannot help feeling that what
n,r,;o " oe uone will be important beyond men and
semoes-!uanscendently important to the hopes OF
W atlc progress and civil liberty.
"ou' Hiend' FRANK. PIERCE
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North Carolina Manufactures.
DATTLE & son, Are still manufacturing. a,
Dthe ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, N. c. abou,
100000 lbs Cotton Yarns per annum (equa to the best
Georgia Yarns which they will deliver to Merchants
free of charge, at New York prices.
Orders addressed to Battle, & Son, Rocky Mount
N. Co. will receive prompt attention.
February, 1852. 2e-lv
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81 am persuaded that it is high moral obligation
of masters and saveholding States TO employ all
means, not Incompatible with the safety both COL
ors to meliorate Slavery, eUen to determination.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
"No Interference by Congress with the existence
OF Slavery in any slave State, but firm and vIgi-
liant resistance to its legaIizaton in any National
Territory, the acquisition of any foreign Territory
wherein Slavery may exist. A perpetual protest
against the hunting of fugitive slaves in the free
States irresistible of agitation, i'll feeling
and alienation between the North and the South. A
firm, earnest, infsxible testimony, in common with
the whole slavehoding Christian world, that hu-
man Slavery, though legally protected. as morally
0rCng and ought to be speedily terminated" "
Horace GREELY, June 25, 1852.
Y ou insist that you cannot submit to the freedom
with which Slavery is discussed in the free States.
VIII war-a war for Slavery-arrest, or even moder-
ate that discussion No. Sir that discussion OiH not
ceases war would only int1ane it to greater height.
1t is part of the eternal conflict between truth and
error-heween mind and physical force-the con-
hct OF man against the obstacles which oppose his
way TO an ultimate and glorious destiny. lUiH go
ON until yOu shall terminate 1t in the only way in
which any State or nation has terminated t-by
y'sdng To it-yieldng in your time, and in your
own manner, indeed but nevertheless yieLding TO the
progress Of emancipation. H. SEWARD, 1850.
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I,nnortant Arrival.

Important Arrival
~RkSS SEED. Red Glover, Bl" Grass, Herd's
TGrass, Millet and Lucerne, just received by
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD, SEQ.
October Is, 1851. OF
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1fNs
Stthe 18th uli,
ored, 27 years
ghI rs or 80
ends outward,
used by a hurt
! on, " hen he
his name and
above reward
4 ME, living IN
Wilton, or ten
Ian get kIn-
bnty n. c.
TURNER.
SI4-tf.
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New Music.
I UST received at the MUSIC STORE, q lot of new
q and fashionable Music. embracing,
Friendship Polka,
Wait for the Wagon,
Low-backed Car,
Nelly Bly,, &c. &c.
Catalogues of the Music can be seen at the North
Carolina Music Store.
April 1852. A.
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R60 WOULD respectfully announce to the Ladie
and Gentlemen of Raleigh and the surroundin
country, that they new receiving their
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For sale by.
/. BROWN.
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\ fES, &c
+ CO.,
additions 10
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HEALTH, ECONOMY AND REFORM !
I'll EMEDY FOR

- ~ = 1AA x - ! EOfA
EVERY DISEASE, ANn
NO CHARGE FOR sAD.
VICE. - A. KENDALL q
|. CO., Sole proprietors Of the
ELECTRICAL FEBRI
FuGE, unriyaled remedy
( for Feyers Of every grade,
KKNDALL's CHOLERA
SYRUP, for Bowel Com
plaints.
SOUTHERN ALTERA,
TIVE, a Blood Purifier.
UTERINE PILLS, the
Femnls's Friend.
TEMIPLEMAN'S sTlM.
uLATINoLINIhIENT,o
lfEYINlN nYTJgrANf.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT-Let every b;
In READIT esS7s fssa sg hfs4

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NO. ].
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RADWaY',S READY RELIEF
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECoRDEDIN TEE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
TIE MOST VIOLENT PAINS m 4 FEW sEcowns.
will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE Oh
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fi giving instant to the most toraenng andago-
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General Agent who will supply dsal0n in the country Rs
~ - rR1cE: I,
LARGE BOTTLES 50 50
MEpIgM -; -. Is
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-sTRONGS,-The undersigned re-
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

DIANOS AND HARPS -KUSTNER,s NIA
MANuFAcTuRER o. PIANOS AND Nd HARps. XE 9sgEE
inform the public that he viii centiaue his profession Of
TUNING PIANoSs ARPS and all kinds Of Musi
ealjn trun,ens at shortest notice. sep9S 1y
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l Y 81 2 ls3 WEI HI
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a.t te ~ q 80 n VIII Jobn Paul.
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nirisssds Vistoty spd strsstA e
ths n ~ "a n dcs to
wos 1s ~ ~ nsss a = rRANs. ALPuxNTS
Prsds g B ss = q III n assss H'uenn.
'ss.s11 ~ sfrssdent Board q Aldermen.
AFeFovsS' sh Noys1ss1' lsss' d cRossaaAN Mayss
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n..,..x n,,a4 ~ Sv NJ Wavor ha and he ia
-, Il enter, INTO Tie necessary
contract with John Paul principal = and md Il
s .von. post anI liz frnshinr the necessary
sance Doas, ~. assrasoblv to te
| ma mn, of eleven hundred dollars payment to
| IA made ii cash on the completion and accept
Iance Of the work by the Surveyor.
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Press amounting 70 one ~ ~ ~
e. IN Fomrth Dstrict be and tile same
Il 81, condition that she pays
.ts ~ s,,;t N aid case and comply with
80 Is NJ @fi r. FRANs AIruENTE
presids e. e 3 = q As1Isss1s Hldsmsn.
ls's's-l Pssident Board q Aldermen.
APgTcysd 81 November lsss A, D. cRosssiAN Mayor
tslsnedl - :. Z Z" - e''
Re.olped. That Messrs Rice and Butler be,
\, md they are hereby, permitted to give 2 series
=. s;t,,atad rs Tackson between Jersey
~, NJ. ; nrov;la3 fbav are If =
ana c,rsiscte accor;p, n I'M
,cas and non Thar the us,,a
nA.y - - -
Il ilSg 9sisr.al rRANs ALpuENTE,
ss.s, FradS. s E g & dI As5ass Adsrmsn
"A ss's---' ssss President Board Of Aldermen
n Approved Sth November 1854 = . a
II fSignedl - a. p CtttSsSaaAN, mayor.
III -
4 No. 371 ssfg IA
II Y ussoJ.s1 That nermiss;on IL hereby GRANTED
ii 4tEsVeVeGs ~ II - 80 s
~ no,e, ~ Cont and Mara;,
snu = nroyie snit
y araeie Nh 4 with law m
II - 20 tl se,.
unH Issos az - TRANs. AfruENTE,
PrsassS S, Bsas = # As,lssRs Aldermen
4 slsaeai President Il he Board of Aldermen.
Approved Ssh November. 1852 3 cRossa,An A.yor.
ts's4S'l =========== .
No s72
Resotged. That me treasurer % ausnorase'
TO transfer the license stalnS - tle many =
II W Mazerlans to that OF Adoiph Leverrln y 70.
L nv ax,,onsnQ
NJ PFVviuihg ssi. -aA0A tiAA f"J ss.A'J Sf. -
! l creased thereby. 4
ls'eA'dl President Board I'd Il IA A.sisisst Aldermen
III [signedl WM. g 2. CLAIBolRasN,Es,
I Approves, sh November 1852 = y tRossAt.N ,tsvor.
's'sl''l == ============
No 37s NJ. !,
Resotrea, mat the FINANCE Comm \ =
authorized TO purchase sultap,e l91 !or w. Us
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- A.FAHNEsTOcK's VERM1F UG 4. .-Read


TIONESTA, Venango county Pa, May %, 1881.
A. FAhestocka Vermiugs
family the last and have always ~ aod
effects in eapeng unlike other kinds Of Ferngga which
the child but espes he worms
without any injurious following Abont ex qnths ago gave
teaspoon my little s years old after taking Is
he two hundred only mention this as one nncng
the Veri
JAMES e. DAWSON.
tY- BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEITS AND INVITATIONS.
Sold by principal and other
cities, by Country Merchants generally oetsi dAWu
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: Resolred, That the fine imposed on Mrs. Susan
Press, amounting to one hundred dollars. for an
jinfraction Of the ordinance defining the fire
limits Of the Fourth District, be and the same
q hereby RENTED on condition that she pays
the costs Of suit in said case and comply with
rsionedl e FRANS. ALPuENTE,
eeTFTa President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fsgned1 w. c. c. CLAIBORNE
sssgt 1920 9 Pleaident Board Of Aldermen,
AP Pg9psdi = a. p CRossaAN Mayor.
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DIANO FORTES. The subscri-
III bar has on hand and for sale the most exten-
Az tel rIAfos Il ne siiy principally from
GUITARS ron MARTINI together With SHEET MUSIC PRECEP-
T0RS ssc II For very good INSTRUMENTS
h ucpS Il Tt HENRY PARSONS, 10 Camp street.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company o.
NEW ORLEANS, a

Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
49, NEW ORLEANS, X
- with subscribed capital Of sssoo, ia prepared 70 receive
- f' = FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISES,
at the Office Of the Company, No. as CAMP STREET.
inaurns
profits divided among those who insure with he company 1u
sasning invested the control Of the Trsses
This established purely the mutual principal Of nsur
ty tot the polio hold
portfolio company open ornspeeonbythoss
".-'As y ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
JOHN a. SHAW, Vice PreaidsntI
JAhns n. WA1MI1, Secretary
TRUsTEEs. ~
John r. Shaw, S.LLsyy, JohnC .GoodsishL
John Thomas All. May, y.E. Caldwell,
]. u. Green. =. X. CouverNe, ~ W. i. Laner,
O.W6odyuA. H. Owen, WIN. Tuts,
eannei 9lswast Ruius Mc7Ihsuny. Rob- Dyss,
r.. W. hilbauk, J.0. Cceks, - W, BosnY,,
3. o. Nelson J. 4. Doughsrty, J.W.Gsv.e.
Masassi wAi, T. B. J. T Ssa JOIN Roa.nsu.
r. g. Rodge1 sS(janll W.HLechioYds
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75y No. 37I. s7 N n g4
Resolped, That permission is hereby granted
to Alexander Pereira to erect yerandah on
the northwest corner Of Cont and Marais
streets, fronting his property, provided said
yeranslah ii erected in conformity with law and
under the direction Of the Surveyor. s
VI fsisnsdl FRANS ALPUENTE,
G. President Bonrd of Assistant Aldermen.
5s ISrned1 Ss WIN. G.. g. CLAIBORNE, W
- President Of the Board Of Aldermen.
APg geusdi I'a b cRossMAN Mayor
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Resolped, That the Treasurer be authorized
to transfer the license standing in the name Of
j. Mazerlan, to thatiof Adolph Leverrin y Co..
providing said Mazerlan pay any expenses in
creased thereby.
f4 [Sipnedl Se3s tsfg FRANs ALPUENTE,
~ President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl WM g g, Z. G s.Ali OF NJ
Approved sth November 1852. . z = .1
[signedl a. 2. chossAaAN, mayor
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Resolped, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized to enter intosthe necessary
contract with Thos. Buckley, for the paving Of
the following streets with round stones taken
from Royal and Charities streets, in accordance
with the terms and specifications under which the
Sale was made, viz: Cont, st. Philippe, Ursuline
and Esplanade streets, from Rampant to Clai-
borne street, and st. Ann street from Marais to
Claiborne street.
tsjruedI FRANS ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
CSicpedls3 w. &C. CLAIBORNE, !
j President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved sth November, 1852,
Tlas copy H, BIER, Secretary
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Hss55et Ihst ths Comp troer be, and he Il hereby
r. IN ~ auction 70 the lowest bidder amer
days notice. the contract to clean and repair the
Of the Fourth Dsrc in accordance With terms
ana file in the Euryeyors office sale to
b made subject to tho approval Of the Council.
fssnsd1 ,a F FRAN A l'
Isisnedl wM, g. Z. CLAIBORNE,
l{sisnsdl Is ~ r. a. p cRossaIAN, Mayor. I
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Resolped, That the Finance Committee be
authorized to purchase d suitable lot for the use
Of Volunteer Fire Co. No. i and when said lot
Is purchased, that the Committee be authorized
to sell thesaot now occupied by the company
both purchase and sale to be subject to the APP
proval Of the Council.
n [signsH FRANs: A .L!pt. NJ,
[signedl WIN; 9 e CLAIBORNE,
ffsisnsdl y - - A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor,
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ResosUed. That the Treasurer be and he is
hereby authorized to pny on the warrant Of the
Comptroller, to Hope Hook and Ladder Co. No.
8, eleven hundred dollars, for the purchase Of d
new truck prouided, said warrant shall not be
issued until the truck is received and approved
by the Surveyor.
Lsigned1 VIC. 2; CLAIBORNE, e
President Board Of Aldermen.
Isgnsdl FRANs. ALPuENTE,
App.oyed 9Th November, 1852 :, -
TSignedl "A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.