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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22


Disgrares;Sl scene II, HARRISBURG.
NJ Kossn,h reached Ilari,barg about
three o'clock wednesday, Of last week,
avd was met At tie Railroad depot by a
large concoursc of people, who formed Il
procession and escorted Lin 10 Hcrr's
Hotel. Immediately after dinner he was
conducted to the State House to be pre-
scented 10 Z convention Of the two Houses
VI TIE Legislature. Tie proceedings III
The capital arc thus reported in tic PLiin
dcIphia papers:
The House met at four O'Clock About
noon large numbers III ladies brgan 10 bll
the Hall # the House Of Representatives,
and. long before The lime ior tlc meeting
Of the House, all The seats Of the mem
bars on The floor were occupied, notvifh
standing tic rules which had been adopted
by the committee. The rorunda of the
tupit v, aad especially iho entrance 10 lhc
ii,i nj The House, presented sceno Of
the u'up. confusion avn ezci'emrut. v Y
dco.caowd struggling IN admission, aai
layialiing imPrccaiioAa upon tho officers ~
duty.
HE Speaker repeatedly md loudly
called upon the House to cot1e 10 order,
but without avail The Speaker Of the
=, nate alyo appealed IN thc crowd, ana
cnrcaring ihria to clcnr ho roianda, ond
a.low thy Senators W pasa in'o tue IaIl of
She House; Lut ~ appeal was disregard
w by the mol, witch shouted aud leotcd
81 TIE morn, ava INDUCED In iiis most
lisaracrful cziibitinns offowdyi.in. Nh
Speaker Key,t ite House, Piled l.is g1iy.
Nj En- vain, amid fHi.y eaye Mn ihe iask.
III tAe m.d w ia c3alioH. Judge
GILES attempted M adltcaa tbe Ciuir. Iln
had understood TINT tha Lceigiaurc III
Pcuro lgauia as TO receive lhe iiiustTi-
ous kossuih, hut thc scnfs ofie members
were occupied by strangers He hoped
that Ko5sulh would not be- received n
way that would disgrace The State, AMI
moved that the Convention adjourn unit!
tan o'clock Tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Frailcy, Of Schuylkill, rose e ro-
Nv, Int js Voice was drowned amid tLO
shouts Of the mob. Every body rose to
thcir feet.
The Speaker called 10 order, aud asked
members to be seated If possible.
Judge Giles said that If tho Speaker
would order the officers Of the House TO
clear he ball of The persons WHO occupicl
Tire places Of members he would take BIZ
seat
Mr.. Frailcy hoped the Conycntipsl
would not adjourn. .-
Mr. james taid it WINS burning de-
grace that The proceedings If tho LrBisla-
nrc IF Pcnn5y lvar,ia, On ~ occasion TX"
this, should be- int grared by nolsy rab-
bIr
Judge GILES insisted upon bis motion to
adjourn.
The Speaker finally put the question.
and the moion 70 adjourn was voted down,
almost unanimously, but whether l'y nien-
beers or strangers It Vas impossible 10 I'll
The military having been scnt for soon,
fer the opening Of the Hoasr, VIII q
view 10 dispense the mob, tie Natlona !,
Guards, Of Harrisburg. Capt. John |
Garland. arrlvr Ell "a O MINUTES To O'Clock
ard. marching into the rotunda, took pos,
session ofthe DORIS. Several aiicmpie' 4
70 resist, Snd number Of arrests wefc2
raatlc. A
Al five Of lock tie Governor and Hcae
! Of Departments were announced snd ~
.ered liz ILal. Tie confusion asti@1
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written. and so practical llns il been con
sldcreti, hat It is matter Of regret that he
did net divert hts mind sufficiently from
politics, after the passage Of those rcso,u.
uons, to have written out more fully his
oP'nlons and practices in agriculture. Tho
Work is racy mixture Of agricultural
experiments and mode Of procedure, with
deience at Tho institution nf slavery In
answer 10 the assault on il il IN Jegcrson.s
No''S; amusing complaints Of tho poor
system oi iarm'ng generally pursued. and
sarcastic political dissertations. He ~.
tended the resolutions, aud ,roy.J A..
laws 10 be unconstitutional Otlor ~
men were on the same side ,,,1 ~
with great effect in favor of rcs,l,,,i.,a.
cordcmuing such obnoxious laws wI
son Carey Nicholas, William II CA.
Mr.. Mercer, and Mr. Daniel. were annn,,
these; men whose reputation swell know
y Virginia for sound judgment and f,m
integrity, us We'll MS for the power ar
speech that enabled them to defend win
the tongue whatever ihcir hearts Or Lc,d,
might d otate. William popc and Jamcs
Barbour were among the most ara, nj AL
"''S ., ,'c reso'"'lousi "e hrst man
- w ana nnihor' ana 50 ilnbucd With 10
that he could net speak even GA a snhicct
That interested him as ,lis one iid. vi,h.
out giving full scope 70 iis peculiar f.cul-
". Although the youngest man in tho
House, James Barbour Mas one ~ H.
foremost m denouncing the laws, aud his
P''oh was considered the mast elective
'"I ~, ",S u'''N''cu'
Y ''''ec '''oSt o,'.e orposers o. ne Ii.
o ~ "V'e were George Meth fi'sin
\" 'aW ahu "lehu ~
- a. i'V'' ana Eu'oHH" h'9. ,nrni,
"' "'s' Ne o"o M Pohch'l stiyc priin,ci,
az" many olr'F"nPfo'rmeAls from tho
M .u' ''' Milf 'Ne mosI Jus forming
'''''' W '''' mouse @" NM G,,
49," a." io'''' l,'o'Hnna' md for IL.
"''' w" P"''iriaA. iie dtleoigestiee
a. ~ ''SsI'y anu proper onGsf,r
= y ,d'o II "','rs ,''cn '.NiS'ihgi asscriirg'
..oHS'''I ''1' 'NG rRl.' 10 Ppil4' oH'ncrs
%@S''''s' 'i'o '"" N nations ahd A. ensaro
'"''''s''l """y'"i N' ny preventing Tor
'N"'is HI NIX" 'h,'fi'lliG WHh uhf hli'lft q
'.'"'' WHY, 'Aat lil's u'o -AINh iAW Troy idcd
III, '.'' 'Ne common iaW "'d Mr. punish
''','V ,''"l5 'We '''N .!o''ah'H" 'i lHe prose-.
a., an" ''la' 10 prevent lA,'e a'd scnndainUs
ll"'.7 N XVIII Nl'n@ l.s"'N' NHs na' tn ahrdA2
'' ''CN'','' 'H" l''.' 'he'.,oIiru laW pro
''"'ea' N''hela' i.''' HAlANnd iiruakc,
'.I "'"e's' men OF great r'pu'winn Tor
iniGh'..'nrd Character and ou'''iY followed
~ Y ", +''''"' s'lu'n'
re r'aolu''ohs passed were transmit
~ % the 'a'atrs comprising ne Union,aud
eN'''1 discussion ana caHyd iorih opIn-
'oHs wherever lh'v went. m ne ensuing
"sS'"n great uiSPlny OF talent was looked
l"F' n Ia'r'ok Henry hnd icit hls relreni,
"ceh erected 20 INC Legislature aud intend
g. +, au'oca'c lcprHI OF 'Ic fcsoiHil"hsf
'h' 'le'luS ana opponents OF Ihc laws were
very active aud TIE brst men "i both par
',es were elected TO tllc House Madison,
',lc au'hnr o. me resolutions was among
men, Ia'ilck lhnfy died: what his m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
THE VIRGINTAN.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
THURSDAY. Jan. IS.
SENATE.

The Senate met at IL o'clock. and pro
cerd-d to the House of Delegates. to wit
mss, ", obedience to the requirements of the
Constitution. the opening and counting Of
the votes for the Governor and Lieuten-
ant Governor.
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g0cstsgLy cstcrn EenlIroua COnycn-
fLrFa,

Tile following are the resolutions moved
hy Mr.. Barvcll, Of Virginia. in this Con
vculion. ana unanimously adopted:
Rrso'rc7, That tie Committee or
Routes regard the following system Of H.
lcrnal improvement as not only indispen-
sable u tile development oil agncutu-
raj, commercial and mineral wealth of the
South N estcrn States aud cities, but also
as essential TO the equality and unity OF
the States Of this confcderacy, and they
earnestly recommend the same 10 the pat
riotic consideration Of the Legislature and
citizens Of tie South western States:
1st A national road to the Pacific
ocean, with one terminus on tie Mssissp-
pi river North and one S nth Of the mouth
ofthe Ohio river, SO as to divide the adj
vantaScs Of each road as equally as pos
-iblc among the different States Of the
Union; the Southwestern national railroad
from Washington to New Orleans, pass
Ing through tie States Of Virginia. Ten
ncssec, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisi-
iana--constiiuiing the shortest practicable
line Of mail and travel transit, and consist
ing Of the following continuous sections,
now under consideration, to-wn:
The Richmond and Lynchburg rail-
road, the Virginia and Tennessee road,
the East Tennessee aud Virginia road, the
Georgia and Alabama road, the Alabama
and Tennessee river road. the Selma and
Jackson road, the New Orleans AID Jack
son road.
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being one Of the co ordinate powers Of the
government,hos sunk into mere pendant.
with barely authority toadjust matters Of
mcam and tnnm. In the imperial era Of
Jacksonism, the weight Of that august ,ri-
bunal, in the active operations Of govern
mcnt, was but as the feather upon the
wheel. Its decisions were disrcgarded--
its authority ignored, and he took The res.
possibility" Thus was tertiarysbrancl
of the government overthrown and its
powers absorbed, BY the great central and
centralizing department.
The only remaining obstacle 10 suprcm,
unity, the only breastworlS Of republican
ism, standing on, against the swelling cur
rent Of monarchy, was the Legislative dc
partment lis rights and powers were Toe
clearly defined and oopalpable to the popu
larcomprehcnsion,to be openly assaicd and
the furIive, but not less fatal policy was a.
dopted by the Executive. of dividing what
it could not destroy. BY means orthe veto
power, and by polite use of the vast pat
ronage OF government; BY honors and re-
wards-by promises and threats, and b,
all the personal arts and appliances, tha
/ power may use 70 so great advantage, Iii,
Administrative Abneh insinuutcd itself IN
70 lhe halls Of Legislation and became mr.
hcePs IN the enactment Of the public laws
These were the inventions ana This j. IN,
inheritance OF Jacksonism Van Buren, an,
Tyler and Polk followed the Dictator
Ad"d Passibas aquis, but with the sarr,
contempt for the footprints IF The car
her Presidents. 1t is upon tbs assump
tion # prcrogatyo' this usupaiion u pow
err this fearful tendency towards centrah
cation, that the two great parties az hi.
country first divided, and now stand scpa
rated "wdc o. tie poles nsundcr."
They, with that partisan zeal which
ever centres around mon instead ofprinci.
PIES, have accustomed themselves 10 lool.
TO Him, WHO j first III place aha power. ~
tbs solc organ and agent NJ the govern
mcnt--we, drcading Jho ovegshadowing
accumulation Of Presidential Influence
have sought to reduce its giant proper
tous, end restore tiem to tl,cir Legitimate
functions. TIC best Of books tails "a,
'rut not thy trust in Princes" and from
the tyranny Of Nero TO tie treason d
Louis Napoleon, lis solemn commission
has been confirmed by the uubrokcn Ell.
denccs Of history. In the principles and
provisions of our government, properly
understood and honestly observed, NC
have unbounded confdcuce-bclevinc
them adequate 10 the protection Of "liGc
and liberty" and promoiivc, as far as civil
institutions can be, of"thc pursuit Of hap
piness" bat Of men, and especially Of
those who tramplc upon the necessary re-
strictions thrown around fiical action, we
cannot he too wntchful. Ii tls regard.
with greater aplucss and force than IN any
other, may il be said Eternal Vigilance Is
the price Of liberty
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A FLETCHER. UNDER THE NIR-
~ GINIAN OtFiCE-GEocEE, Dealer in
Horse kcrsiag ti,Hals. IEoodn-rare, FaHcy Ar-
iicies. tc.,-ls receiving an extensive assortment
If every article in the grocery line. Paes, Buck
cts, Tubs. in sctts p5i singh; Birds, Bird Cages,
Broous, Fancy articles Sc, and notions If every
description. a. FLETCHER.
Nov 27-xtsif
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A FLETCHER, UNDER THE vIR-
~ GTNIiN OFFICE. has on hand. and Of
icrs fer sale, fine stock Of !.iqSsrs, Cigars, Cof
fec Mol4sscs. Fish, &c.
Nsrz F5-yvfs;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

H.a.ka fa. sale q, ,..is . Glce.
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TDyyC. ggsIHREa.. ATToRNEY NJ

WIN q VI w vs. a T NIt-NI-l 4 T
~ LAW, CAMFRELL CoURr-IloUsE, Va, viii at
tend the Courts of Campbell, APPROXIMATION and
Pi,tsylyania and the Circuit Counts Of Halifax
Relfpi aal Fvuci hulE.
Jar iE-.fv
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Yarns a 0zmaburgs.-

10 TuI'~ Y UTINH VINlITI- n. TiINNs
just received Oh Consignment and for sale low by
LEE & JOHNSON,
(Jan 1a-ts) fthr MA stand Mcdaniel & Ier.
D0ESTE RgDNNsEES.-Thc finest as
Y sartncrt NJ Porte Moaaa;rs, c+cr offered i
iIiis market ior smelly
Der i3--i. JOIN II. SEAY. Druggist.
DENCEa FeASgNs.-JO boxes best
u Euaeh 8u ms, qfoaf nn consignment, ard for
salr 4 u.s. Iau tv LEE & JOHNSON.
(ian la -is) A' Ihc od stand Mcdaniel & lee.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
VOL. Ill.
MIL NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
LII 1,IsHEp WEEKLY AND sEMI-wEEKLI BIZ
-1LIAM W. HOLD EN-,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

or THE WEEKLY. Two dollars per ahnum
TSRN or within the first month, Two dollars and
@ dsasd 1P. sa RG6,ns % Se Sed me ThFsS
subscribing Sr,,,-wrr Four dollars No,
n advance, or within the first month; Four
:nnu and hy cents if payment be delayed six months
doA a Five Dollars if not paid within six months from the
a@e % The above rules will be inexibly adheredto
Esrnr1sExExrs not exceeding fourteen lines will
:D.arted one time for one dollar, and twenty-five
0s % for each subsequent insertions those of greater
chd Gssi ss ps1 hgs4 sSia than
r",as reasonable reduction will be made to
above So advertise by year. nser
teG'i teG in the Standard will also appear in
che Weekly Paper, free of charge.
ouoSG,o Io ~ 6o so at all times, by Mail and at his
to tue Receipts for all will be promptly transmitted
rlSE. 10 the Editor must come free of postage.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
THE STANDARD FOR 1852.

The present year will be marked by events O
deep and lasting Importance. A President anc
Vce-President will be elected; and we shall have
in this State, a warm campaign for Governor anc
members of the Legislature. The Legislature t.
be chosen will be called upon to elect Senator TO
six years-to re-dstrict the State for members o
COngress-and also to lay off the Senatorial Dis
tricts and apportion the members OF the House o
Commons for the next twenty years. In addition
this, the great question of Equal Suffrage vii
come before that body for final action. These
considerations, not to mention Others will render
the campaign interesting to all. The people will
desire to be informed as to passing events and the
qualifications and soundness of public men; and,
to be thus informed, they must not only hear the
"stump" speeches, but they must take the 'le'cs-
papers.
We shall devote all our energies to the cause of
the people and of Democracy and equal rights in
the coming campaign. A brilliant triumph lies
before u.s. brother Democrats, provided we are true
to ourselves. Let us, then, go to work at once
ct us prepare now for the harvests of August and
November. Let us scatter the documents and
newspapers far and wide among the people, so that
they may have an opportunity of reading, ponder
ing, and deciding for themselves, upon the great
questions which will come before them. Democ-
racy fears nothing much as false issues and con-
cealmeEts. 1t is open like the sun-ike the sun,
it shines for all and like truth, it courts scrutiny
and challenges investigation.
The undersigned offers the NoRTH-CARoL1NA
Sr&NDAgD, a co-worker in the good cause, at
the following rates: Weekly, in advance, 50; Semi
Weekly, in advance, 81. Where payment is de-
layed beyond one month the price will be So so
and 81 so respectively; and if delayed beyond six
months, 50 and S. in each case. Any person who
will procure and transmit five subscribers with the
cash in advance, will be entitled to the sixth copy
for one year, free of charge.
The undersigned hopes to add at least one thou
sand subscribers to his list during the pending
campaign He most respectfully and earnestly
appeals to his friends in all parts of the State, to
aid him il his efforts to disseminate sound princi-
pies among the people
w. W. HOLDEN.
EnIo5 o5o6 IL
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
FOR 1850.

FUR lSS2s
~ H. & R. S. TUCKER are receiving
w their extensive and we'll selected stock of =
Staple and Fancy Goods,
to which attention is respectfully invited consist
ing, in part, of the following
Brocade Poult de Sol Silks
Solid colored and White do,
White Brocade Silks,
Rich Plaid Chameleon Silks
White and Black Watered do,
Super Black Gro de Rhine do,
Figured and Satin striped Chays,
Solid and Figured Bareges,
Fancy Silk Tissues,
Organdii Lawns,
French Jaconets,
Printed Muslins,
Brilliantes,
Plaid and solid Ginghams.
English and American Chintz,
Dotted, Checked, Swiss, Jaconet, Nainsook, and
Tarlton Muslins.
Black Silk Lace Mantas,
Plain and Embroidered Canton Grape Shawls,
Black Silk Lace,
French Worked Collars, Cuffs, Chemisetts, and
Undersleeves,
Swiss and Jaconet Muslin Bands,
Scoloped L. Cambria and REVERE stitched Hdkfs.
Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insertings,
Real and imitation Vaencienes Edging,
Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves, best quality,
do do Aexander's Silk Gloves,
Rich Bonnet, Neck, and Scarf Ribbons,
Silk Fringes, Buttons, and Trimmings,
French Working Cotton, Linen and Cotton Floss,
Sc, &C., &c.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
Paints. Paints.

On mn LBS; Blake's and other Mineral Paints Of
NU, U,UUUthe following colots to wit: Yellow. Light,
and Dark Nb Light and Dark Brown and Black, also
Patent White Zinc or Porcelain Paints, Brown Zinc
Paint Pure White Lead, American Patent Dryer, Veni-
hltharge, Red Lead, Chrome Greene, Chrome Yellow,
Vermilon Sand Paper, and large supply of Varnish-
es Oils Paint Brushes and grainlng Tools, in store
and for sale very low by P. F. PESCUD.
Match IS. 1852, SS-
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01

SPRING GOODS, 1852.
Just Received, at my Old Stand,
DLAID Silks. Lawns and ChalleyS.
IL French Worked Collars very low,
Embroidered and plain Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Swiss and Muslin Edgings and Insertings,
Lsie Lace and Edgings, Bobbin Edgings and In
sertngs,
Ladies colored Kid and Silk Gloves,
Gents Kid and do do.
Black French Bombazine and Alpaca.
J. BROWN,
No. Fayetteville street.
March I6 81
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
HAS for the Season

HAS for the Season.
" H. & R. S. TUCKER have just received their
w osuPply of HATS for their Spring and Summer
Trade, which they confidently recommend as being
unsurpassed both in regard to style and quality Their
Moleskn HATS are something and entirely differ
ent from any others offered in this City. We respect
fully solicit call as determined to SELL viz:
IL cases super extra MoIeskin,
Mems and Boys double Kossuth,
sc &c Lola Monies,
{" &c Texas and Spanish Campeachy,
{" sc Napier and Alboni Straw,
'' 60 Braided Pedal 't
&c I" China Pearl
" &c Blk and White fashionable Leghorr
Canada Straw and Palm Hats,
Ladies Riding Hats,
Misses and Infants Fancy Straw Hats,
Cents Leather Hat Boxes, &C., &c s.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01

aBetween Richmond. City Point, Norfolk, and
New York.
,IEE52a=zS A LINE of splendid new Steam Ship
IS now running regularly the above route composed
at present of the
Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND R. w. Foster,
Commander:
And Steamship CITY OF NORFOLK, James Post
Commander.
Each vessel making three trips per month-leaving
New ork on alternate Wednesdays and Saturdays
Richmond and City PoiRt Monday and Thursday
and Norfolk on Tuesday and Friday.
Fassage In Cabin State room, and found, between
Norfolk and New York, 81; do do Richmond City
FoInt and New York 49, Steerage passage and found
Norfolk S5-Clty Point and Richmond Sc. Freight
nom New York to Norfolk Richmond, cents pei
SuOlc iootTand to Petersburg, cents per foot. Time
from Norfolk to New York, about 27 hours
lhese vessels are thorough Sea Steamers, and have
elegant accommodations. For freight passage apply
10 the Agents,
JOSIAH WILLS, NorfoEk.
THOMAS BRANCH, Petersburg.
ALFRED s. LEE, Richmond,
MAILER & LORD,
lOs WaH Street, Ne1c York.
oPIlI a. too%. 43-6m.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
Oils! OiIs!! Oils ~!

I OOO GALLONS assorted Oils, for Painting, Burn
l,UUUing in Lamps. Machinery. and Farming pur-
poses. Also, fresh supply just received of TAPERS
AND LAMP OIL Also, supply OF the best burning
FLUID have ever had. Also, good supply OF OLIVE
OIL fresh and sweet, just received and for sale low by
P. F. PESCUD.
March ls, 1852. IS
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01

NEW Wholesale Dry Goods House.
~ PETERSBURG, 18th MARCH, 1852. Our stock
of superb Staple and Fancy Dry Goods for the Spring
Trade is complete, and ready for examination. As
entire stock esh and has been purchased prnc
pay for cash. offer such inducements to the trade
as are rarely met with in this any other market
We respectfully solicit call from the merchants Wis
iting our city. JOHN w. RICE & BROTHER.
No. 9, Boingbrook street.
Petersburg. Va. March 1852. 3S-lm.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
BIake's Ohio Slate Paint.

NHIS extraordinary mineral substance possesses the
highest preservative powers of durability and color
and its efficacy in preserving Wood from decay. Iron
from oxidation and Masonry and Brckwork from damp
ness is peculiar and positive. Its ncombustibty is
also remarkable, forming good protection to roofs and
Buildings of Wood from burning cinders sparks and
falling flakes of FIRE. and it cannot be too highly re-
commended for Manufactures, Churches, Warehouses,
Rail Road Bridges Fences, &c.
large supply constantly hand and for sale low at
the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
Raleigh, April 5, 1852. fl
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01

NEW ARRANGEMENT TO
new f"rS' Philadelphia, Baltimore & Norfolk,
Via SeabOard d Roanoke r.. R.
49, ~ THE PUBLIC are informed that the c.r.
are now running regularly the Seaboard & Roanoke
Saload' connecting with the Baltimore Steamers at
-'ErOlk HS and With the Wilmington train at Weldon
81 NE cars leave Weldon daily at 81 o'clock, P M
S,oo u'tVe IN Portsmouth at P. NJ, in time for the
m aTeoOmmodation and freight train leaves Weldon
o'clock, A. NJ, connecting With the Steamer at BIacI
sn% Ior EdentOn and Plymouth. The steamers Stag
be,voSn are now running daily (aundays exceptcdI
'~een oiack-water Edenton and Plymouth.
OWEN D. BALL, AS't.
po,,.. - S. & R. R. r. Company.
''"0u'h' Va, March Is, 1852 3s- I'm.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
NO. So,
Mail Arrangements at Raleigh.

NoR7HERN MAIL.
Due on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at IL p
M. via Rail Road.
Due Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at p
M. via. Rocky Mount.
Closes every day (ezcept Saturday, at 9 p. NJ.
SOUTHERN MAEL,
Due Daily, al 10 P. M.
Closes daily at 10 M.
WESTERN Maze.
Due on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at T1&
p. NJ.
Closes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8
A. M.
PITTsBoRoUeH MAZE.
Due on Monday and Thursday, as 7 P. NJ.
Closes on Tuesday and Saturday, at P. NJ.
TARBoRoUGH MAIL.
Due on Sunday, W ednesday and Friday, at P M.
Closes on Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday at 9
p. M.
GoLDsBeRoUGH MAIL
Due on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at 3 Am.
Closes On Monday, Wednesday and Friday at s
A. M.
RoxBoRoUeH MAIL.
Due every Friday at 10 A.. M.
Closes every Friday IL NJ
Letters should be in fifteen minutes before closing
Important Arrival.
90. PIECES Marlboro Paids and Stripes.
I~'J25 dozen Coats Spool Cotton.
40 dozen culored do do.
). BROWN:
March 80, 1852. Al
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
SPRING SUPPLY, 1852.

SPRING SUPPLY, 1852.
r AM now receiving large supply of ofMEDlCINES,
Il PAINTS, OILS, CHEMICALS AND GLASS
WARE from the Manufacturers and Importers, and am
prepared to furnish any articles my line OF the best
quality at such prices and upon such terms must give
satisfaction
My old customers and those vino have never dealt
with me, invited to send me their orders.
P. F. PESCUD.
March IS, 1862. IS
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01

For the Lad1es---Rich and Beautifully!
DY the steamship Roanoke, from New York to City
Point the subscriber has just received this morning.
and is now opening elegant supply of rich and beau
tiful Dress Goods embracing every variety of style and
fashions for the Spring and Summer trade of 1882 and
to which he would respectfully invite the attention of
the Ladies of the City, and those of the surrounding
Country. L. A. MIICHELL.
ApriI S, 1852 43-3w.