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Fifth Thousand.
CREELY's LIFE OF HENRY CLAY
~ Ore I'm O. vel, 100 pages. fnoe u % fnShSoei
and tor sale wholesale by - ~ ~
DERBY ( MILLER, Aublrn, y \.
DERBY, ORION & MULLIGAS, Bahalo, y y:
Fer sale IN Nesx-York BY DEWITT pANENrOAI,
HIGGINS KELLOGG, and X. T. fouNS
Also, Thirty see0Di TacGssLd n.,,s
SEWARDS LIFE OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Free 81 - pnbbshed and for sale as above. .. 4,
Copies Of either sent by mail free OF postage on feeeF "
pyiee forwarded 10 -.
DERBY L MILLER Psbl.s.eIs, Aais-n, " J.
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XVANTED.-A good secondhand Steam En-
w CINE from 10 to Is horse power. Apply, postpaid
10 J. TOMAS Co, Fishkil Landing
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TuK YzW-YORK TRIBUNE.

rgK frROYEAN CIHtOI.H -. :; o,--.. -.
\ gvbshed on the departure Of eae5 Nal stesnef 70,
,scs.at R,sip or S4to the Continent poetaSe included
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IRCus--NEW.YORK AMPHTTHEA.

~ TER No. ~ Bowery --R- SANDS Co. Pfopnetors,-
MONDAY Jan. 81 The Entertainments commence with
the grand Chinese Cavalry. Master PhO viii appear in
act entitled The Tyre in Ttoining Mr. w Odel win APP
pear in a scene entitled The Man OWsTsMan. M Mac
farlaDd The Tight Rope Prices Of sdnission-Boxes
Is cents; Pit, ~ Doors open at g. Performance to
commence at II O'Clock. Performance Wednesday and
SATURDAY. afternoons
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4 SMALL FARM for sALE-The under.

"A nzred oaers for sale the Farm Of tho late JAMES
WRIGHT deceased pleasantly situated near va
lev h yorktown Hes.chessr County the rosd issons
from Peekssii 10 Lake Mshopsc los ffon we 49,
and fo1r fou tie latter place The Farm cSassx nm
ter acres Of good land On the promises are 80 - -.
ire House and other out buildings al Eesry ne -
s.e~lleut poie Orchard and ober fruits Of vxols n
II the property IL nos sa at , dsx he IA -
nhe sss,ion on i8e prsuisrs Il oeloeh ~
E.B-s5o Of the psrehsse morsy may remain VI Inc
i,errnstios apply 70 or s4dIes The sadsr.
. I ~ tf. nIsee OF reEdezce, West somerh y. Y,
r. c. VfRN0L, Executor Of james Wnshi. Sssds
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-The Threestory
n and Attic Brick House and Lot, No. II AuIayst,
built n the very be-. manner Size Of house Is by TO- with
two story tea and bath Ia the REAR o By eo fest
dec. For further paticu.4rs spplyto
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Anetoneer, No. Broadsf.
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TCyPTIAN ANTIoUITIEs-NOw EX.

EGYPTIAN TIQUITIES-NUW EA-
IL HlBITING at the Suyyesant Institute, No. 60
BrosGwsy The and valuable collection OF PhaTonic
and Ptolemac remains Just imported direct from Egypt
and formed at great expense, by Dr. ABBOTT, during
residence of upward Of twenty years IN the East .
This Museum has been visited and highly spoken OF by al
Oriental travellers and savons and especially BY RI Rev
Sir Gardiner Wilkinson, Beyle ST. John, Esq., Stewart
Poole Esq, Nj. Prese in the Revue Arehaeoogque, NJ
Ampere, &c. sc.
Admission 50 cents; Children hal price. Catalogues for
sale In the rooms Open during the cay and evening.
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Popular Lectures at the Tabernacle.

sEt0ND sTRlFS.-Rev. DIR. TYING, OF this city, will
give the Second Lecture Of the Course On WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Feb ? Subject The Spiritual Nature OF
Man. Lecture 10 commence at doors open at Z. Ad-
nxiOn Is cents Tickets al the bookstores and at the
cor Members OF Mercantile Association viii obtain then
eekes 81 the desk ofthe Library al usual rates
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u The Peoples Lectures. The Eighth Leetu

die Course will Be aiyen at the Tabernacle TUESDAY
NENiNO, Feb. /, by G. CHAUNCEY BURR, Of New
York Suhect-"rhe Great Man. Success and Failure.
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n NiNtcenth WHrU ItmptfHnCt dIIIuuct
VII hold a meeting THIS EVENING the 5lst inst
kerbockeT Hall, 8thav, and 2}d-st. The
sseting will be addressed by JOHN b. COUGH. Tickets
cent. to be had the door Doors open at 81 O'Clock
utIcss 10 commence at ~ O'Clock. -
JOHN T. CUMMING President.
n,s,5x
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fa. Mi.s Hncon,. MORNING. Courre In luis.
~ New-York Historical society,-.Ihe reg reg

H nonthly meeting of this Society, will be held az Their
noms iu HE University on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. !,
MI O'clock. Prof ADOLPHUS l.. KOEPPEN Will read
nper lon the late Archaeological Discoveries IN the
RiTus Illustrating the ruyal supremacy and tho CommeI
sa and Colonial Development Of the Atheuian Republic
MAUNsELL Is. FIELD, Recording Secretary.
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~. South RrooLlsn Course of Lectures

W. South RrookIyn NoursS ui 1ai,,esna - g..
hall OF the Church of the Ascension corner OF aud
Ceurtsts J THIS (Mondayl EVENING, Jan 81, az I.
edock, by Rev. N. HUDSON. Subject" Inc Eight
aAs door sixth Lecture by Rev. DR.. ViNroN. Sub
ecs-" Progress OF Commerce
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amnsemenis.

WILLIAM HENRY FRYE TENTH and
w LAST LECTURE OF his Course on MUSIC,
VIII be delivered AZ Metropolitan Hall, on TUESDAY
EVENING, Feb 1. Subject Of the Lecture;
ORCHESTRAL AID MILITARY MUSIC, &c.
The Musical illustrations will be gwen by inward OF
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERFORMERS,
Iuoiuding Madame ROSE De VRIES,
and other principal sIn geYs - .o,,,,pe
A Grand Orcbestra OF FIFTY PERFORMERS.
A Military Band Of FIFTY PERFORMEho;
Grand Chorus Of NEARLY TWO HUSpoehD.. H..
Couposed Of the members Of the NeE-Iork escIeo' ia
meIic, and other soeieties Nh c....
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NJ 81. NIcholas Bnlldlng Associatlon-No.

| Ysscy -. Nicholas Building Association-No-
h. Anis Association having al The last Regular Meet
the number Of shares 20 so members AID oh.
4, ~ he9hee that ayery Eaa number Of shares enan
\. AZ the Original entry fee. BY the statement
! A. .fs p,esented st the December mee.ing u was
a., - eaea shsre wertt advance Of about SIS
s.A,, consequently, IL 10 20 the interest OF those
s additional shares to subscribe before the
a. 10y neetsng, when the fee viii be raised
r. a,eh WI then be reserved for redemption.
TO subscribe may do 80 by ealing at the Of
DAY ~ vnarest, under the Chatham Bank, on MON
yftsss" THURSDAY EVENING next, between 6 ana y
~'o- y, isS. II D. HART, Secretary
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nuetial Notice..

~ Democratic Wing General Committee
fsgular Meeting Of this Committee win DO heid on
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb !, lo15, a. u O'CLOCK, a the
brosdwsy HOUSE. by order. 80 -
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NEW-Y0RK TRIBUNE,
.up Ngyy.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE
ar NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE'

VERY LARGE PAPER, Foa THE o ~ 49,,
,usssed every SATURDAY M9sSise q ne e., 20. ' os
az per sD1un IN ADVANCE 5aI se5 ne oSpsr ia no
s,sosy sVoSa NE inc Tor wheh It pad Ave
- M .e. Iii be ehysed 30 seE per hoe fos
tsss Insertion
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VXTALLACK's R-Broadway.-J.
w w. WALLACE, Lessee. w. LEsTEs, Stage Man
arer-THIS EVENING, Jan. 81, win be presented
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude MeDotte Mr. Lester Col. Damss Mr.. Blake
Besusant, ......nr Mason Pauline. Misc heene
HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS
Dukes Servant Mr.. Wacot Kitty ....., Mrs stephens
Doors open at 81 ocock performance 20 commence Il T.
Psy0uet and Dress Circle 81 cents Family Circle, % cents
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~ Az a Meeting Of the Committee to obta

n, Office on The 18th Jans5s the following resolution was
Re,clsed That Committee Of three be appointed TO
,ert,e Vessel for the leland of M stea, and TO sohct
ratons Of Corn Rice Flour and other Provisons 10 be
by said Nesse for the OF the sufferers there
The following gentlemen appointed said Committee,
md will receive and dispose of s such donations George NJ
Lys No Oh Front at William Dephew, No iS5 Pearlst;
BsnIy J Burden, Astor House - -
(Smed) JACOB A. WESTERVELFi Chairman.
p W. EEcs Secretary.
The Committee referred 10 IN the above resolution, beg
nave TO call upon the Benevolent send in their contrbu-
tps az a Vessel will be dispatched without delay
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" Only Two Shili,ngs TO cure Chapel HANDS ana
~. finples Salt Rhsuri, ETuptons, kc cse one ~
seNkSS ITALIAN cHEMlCAL SOAP nmoliSes
SnAes the shin soA white octh clear a. Az in
"a IL IA superb article Sold AZ No. 4cS Broadway
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DANvARD's PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA-

I'D LEM and the HOLY LAND is now open at the
GEORAMA,
No. sec Broadway. adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
Painted from authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
Mr. BANVARD in person Picture moycs every evening
at ~ and Weanasdsy and Saturday afternoons 81
pelock. Admission 80 cts.-ehldreL bali prlee.
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~ Spiritual Neutrality-suspicious.,
n Mechuuics, Institute Rooms. Ma.

Mechaoics' Institute Rooms, No.
sewcry.-the Third Series Of Mechanics Institute
eses IN Architectural Perspective aud Orua
snts Drawing Figure and o.nsrren; Modelling also
Ahcnafies, Wih commence on MONDAY EVENING,
sreepy LssscGs N each Class Tcrrns-To Members as;
seMsnhers 81 Apply 10 Aetusr IN Reading Room, from
eele 7. NJ. X. FiSllER)
J. T. FISHERY COMMITTEE.
G. HlSCON,y
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MIR. BOURGONNIER has the honor TO in
~ form his friends and the public that he has taken the
handsome suite of No. lS2 9thst north corner
ofgth ard Broadway where he Will continue 10 instruct
Classesin VOCAL MUSIC.
Class DAYS Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
For Ladies' only, from II 70 4, Pm.
Fer Gentlemen and Ladies, from 10 10, Pm
Glasses Of twelve taught at pnvete rcSdenes II denei
References 20 the officers Of the Mercantile library Asso
est on and TO the Superintendent Of the Female Depart
nert Of ard School No 10 where be has nov the honor
20 Instruct classes Also OF the first gentlemen Of
the city.
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DANORAMA.-The Mammoth Geographical
Il Panorama Of the Mississippi, from its mouth to the
grand and beautiful Falls of ST. Anthony with all the prn-
cpa cities and towns, and general ehaacesnes OF tins
mighty River for more than Three Thousand Miles will
optn for Exhibition on the FIRST OF FEBRUARY, az
The METROPOLITAN Hall
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EoR sALE-The Stock, Fixtures, and Good
j will Of q Blac ksmith and Wheewright Shop favor
ably located and doing good business Apply Immediately
AZ $50 1th az.
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TWO GOOD COppERsMITHs can find

l. coussaut employment short distance from ths city
BY applying 10 SIohES 4 BROTHERS, eOsreT Of Fa,on
AID Cha 80
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WANTED-A Girl TO do general homework
w Mu,t Be strate Cook aid WsSher ard roneT;
and tidy. Protestant preferred Apply fvE three days at
No. Is "a ay. from 3 70 Il o'clock.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.-MIne. Ill, SONIAGS
IN SECOND SERIES.-Tbe pub &c are res pectfully in
formed that in consequence OF &c Stage Nblo's TheaeI
being wanted for Ball on aiondsy, Jan 81 the TlId
Opers Night VIII tab. place on TUESDAY, Feb J. when
will be peTioImeC for the last time,
LA SONNAMBULA.
Ausns. .. Mind II sONTAG The Count. .'.sg BADlAL'
On SATURDAY viii b. sold the 81 seats and on MOt-
DAY and TUESDAY the 81 and remaining g seats $500
To commence NJ ~. Cerriages az 10 On WEDNSo-
DAY last night Of the BARBER OF SEVILLE.
broadway THEATER-E.A MARSHALL,
ID Sole Lessee.-THIS EVENING, Jan 81, WI be
performed THE STRANGER =, - -,
Stranger Nj Conway Peter MI Dsyldse
Frances. Nj Pope Mrs. Halter Mime Fonlsi
After which the celebrated Chinese Troupe Will appear IN
their National Entertainment or MAGIC AND NECRO-
NANCY, never performed but in the Celestial Empire
0oors open Al ~! commences att. Boxes sDd PsFguet
50 cents; Upper Circle, &c.
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be TreafBTsr, ROBERT n. COLEMAN, Eslr OF 70 any
siktr members Of toe Committee. o., ...
Tile Intended succor ust forwarded with prompt ness
The hands Of the starving stretched toward us-Iei no'
New ORR hesitate. ,u, -, ,-
lsieredj JACOB A. WEsTERVELT Chairman.
y W ERcs, Secretary
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nrRT0N,s 'THEATER-Chambers.st.-

- ~ IIlILAl
ID THIS EVENING, Jan 81 viii be played,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Csudo Merotte Mr.. DyOt Col Damas. Mr.. Barton
Beaus Mr. Norton PeuliEe'. Weston
After which TIE JOODLES . -
Mr.. Burton Mrs. Too1les. .Mrs Hughes
Doors open at @ O'Clock; pertomances commences q ?.
Boxes and Psrquet 80 cents Second Circle % cents Pm
yats Boxes s.; Orchestra Chairs, rs cent?
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WANTED to RENr-A Farm in the neigh
w borhood OF NewYork City, on the left shore OF tho
Hudson River. Postpaid oaers please eireet 70 L. Il.
FRlEBE, New-lork City, Post Restante
WANTED--As suite of Rooms or Furnished
w House, in the vicinity of Unionsqusre Address
box No I2l Post0hice.
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Guuses 6)ants0.

HOUSE WANTED.-The subscriber de-
sires TO purchase House in Senteel part OF New
York or Brooklyn Tor about 5000 $4,000 Address H. W.
T. Tribune Office.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09
TIE GARNET

The names of the members of the Cabinet have
not been officially announced, but the following is
supposed to be correct:
William L. Marcy, of New York, Secretary Of
State.
Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi, Secretary of War
James G. Dobbn of North Carolina, Secretary
of the Navy.
Gov. McCIelland, of Michigan, Secretary of the
Interior.
James Guthrie, of Kentucky, Secretary of the
Treasury.
James CanpbslI, of Pennsylvania, Postmaster
General.
Caleb Cushing of Massachusetts,, Attorney Gen
era
1t is rumored, however, that A. O. P. Nicholson,
of Tennessee, is to be called to the War Depart
ment in place of jefferson Davis, who has been
generally named for it. We shall no doubt have
it in our power to make the announcement officially
in our next.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09
PLEASANT STREET, Monday evenin

Mr.. EDIroR = My next door neighbor, widow
Frizzle ran into the house to-day, excaiming with
up.lifed hands, s. Dear me Miss Byles here is sad
news indeed. Parson' Henry Beecher has come out
in favor of drinkin' sperits J"
And drawing from her pocket wspaper, Mrs.
Frizzle pointed to piece which stated sure enough,
that Rev. Henry Ward Beecher had written letter
TO the missionaries advising them to fl their trunks
with IS Aromatic Snaps" composed Of pure Holland
gin,) before starting on journey.
was never so thunder struck in all my life, Mr..
Editor, as l was upon reading this. What are we
coming to :? Will Deacon Grant, too, take to drink
ing Snaps :" aud Mr.. Pierpont, will he retrogade
from his high estate, :and fall back Old Holland,
because forsooth, they call it aromatic Snaps. II
he does, hope to Heaven his head will snap when
he wakes O. mornings!
But neighbor .FIZzle observed that 81 she coaldn't
after ALL bring herself to believe that the snaps
gir.''
In order to settle this point, sent Browns for
half pint bottle of the article, and after swallowing
half dozen wine glasses thereof we were both well
satisfied as to its nature.
Said Mrs. Frizzle, smackng her lips, " Well, do
declare if old Frizzie crawl out of his grave,
and taste of them snaps, and didn't say they the
real Old Holland, (and how the poer cttur did hank
er his Old Holland y why all I've got tosay is
his sense of taste has become perverted! 20
Dear MIR. Editor, what shall we have nextf
Yours, as ever,
S Prudence ByIRs
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

On all The pEominen. topics Of national interest,
the inaugural touches with peculiar disinctness per-
tinepce and Propriety We meet with NJ remark that
is sxceptionable in any degree in its aim tone.
The language seems to be the natural uterance of a
man swayed by the highest principles of human ac-
tion influenced by the most genial symPathies of hui
manity yet infexible purpose under the intelligent
conviction of his mind. Wetherefore unhestatingly
commend 10 leaders the cordial recognition of the
administration Of President Pierce as at the outset
glowing with the brightest auspices, and worthy of
the amPlest confidence of the people Of the land"
The ship is again Gin the language of the Union)
on the republican tack "a disciple of Jefferson
and Jackson is at the helm of State, and the coun-
try has, in the inaugural Address, chart of the
voyage before it. Confding in his honesty, in his
energy, and his constancy of purpose-the distin-
gushing elements in the character of President
Pierce-the country will repose in quiet security
under the bright promise Of his Inaugural Address,
never doubling that his administration will realize
the fufilment of every pledge and the discharge Of
every duty.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09
LARGE HOGS-TALL CORN.

A friend writes US from Johnston as follows
" There were four hogs killed on the 18th Februa
ry, raised by Mrs. P. Atkinson, that weighed, one
48S pounds, another 476, another 472, and the
other s53, making in all 1889 pounds, and aver
aging 447@. Said hogs were about three years
old"
Col. Willie Pope, of this County, informs US that
he killed what he called pig last Fall, which
weighed 554 pounds. This lays Johnston in the
shade. This hog three years old. But the
Wilmington Journal states that Thomas L Faison,
Esq, of Sampson County, recently killed two hogs
weighing respectively 745 and $50 pounds! Cur
tbs Thompson do, weighing $50 pounds, and w.
S. Hines one weighing 500. Wake bows to
Sampson.
But Col. Pope, though beaten in the hog con-
test, walks right ahead in the tall department
He produced last season stalk of corn 1S feet
inches in length, with blades 81 feet in length !!
The stalk can be put on exhibition whenever de-
sired.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

SroRY WITH MORAL. We hope none of our par
tcular friends will apply to themselves the portrait
displayed in the following sketch:
Some years ago Mr. r.. an American gentleman
having discovered some process by which he
thought m oney could be made in England concluded
to try his fortune in London. Very soon after his
arrival he presented himself the Office of one of
the leading Journals and requested to the editor
He was desired to give his name and business, which
he did, and an was speedily brought that the
editor was engaged. By dnt of great urgency, he
at last succeeded in making his way 10 the room OF
the sub-editor, and having found any difficulty
his own country where the time of editor is con-
sidered almost public property, supposing that
would be received favor, and duly glorifed, as
matter of course, in the next day impression Bea
fore he had fairly made his beginning, however, the
subeditor him Short politely but firmly, by say
ing he had no time to spare, and that he presumed
his visitors object to have his discovery noticed
Whv, yes sir, l should like 80 il can't be done
sir without trouble write whatever you like it shall
90 in of course you will leave your name and ad-
Dress The clerk in the Office will arrange with you
as to terms. Good morning sir" Finding himself
bowed out, MIR. r. went to the Office, where he was
furnished with pen ink and paper, sat down, and in
the course of tw enty minutes produced edi-
This he handed the clerk, merely asking whether
it mould appear the next day.
"CertainIy, sir, Editorial?"
Yes, sir, in the editorial columns"
81 presume you would not wish it in the largest
type used in the paper 9"
Why, yes sir, should prefer that
{" In that case, sir, the charge will be ten guineas;
if in smaller, ive."
Mr. R. took his manuscript. and withdrew.
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THE STANDARD.
RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9. 1853.

Mr.. HENRY M. LEWIS, Montgomery Alabama, Gem
era Travelling gent for the States Of Alabama and Tennessee
assisted c. F. LEWIS JAMES o. LEWIS and SAMUEL d.
LEWIS.
MIR. C. w. JAMES, of Cincinnati Ohio, General
Travelling Agent for the Western States assisted by JOHN
T. DENT, H J. THOMAS, o. J. DYER, C. M L. WIsENAn,
RRowNELL. Receipts of either will be good.
Mr. ISRAEL E. JAMES, No1S2 South Tenth street, Pha-
H. WELD, JNo. COLLINS, JAMES DESIRING, j. HAMMITT,
Jos. BUTTON GEORGE p. Button, ISAAC M. IODINE, EDs
/, MCLEOD.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

GREENvILLE AND RALEIGH PLANK ROAD Co.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in this
company was held in Greenylle on the Sd Thurs
day in February. Alfred Moye was elected Pre-
sident, w. F. Hanks, Joseph Potts. B. F. Ravens,
w. Bernard, E. II. Goelet, JAS S. Clark, B. T.
May, Benz. Bynum, and w. B. Myers, Directors,
and Jno. A. Selby Secretary and Treasurer
The affairs of the company appear to be in a
prosperous condition.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

AGRICULTURAL. We learn, says the last Tar
borough Southerner, that at the last term of the
County Court of Nash, at the request of number
of citizens, R. R. Brdgers of this place delivered an
Address to the people on the subject of Agricul-
ture. The assembage was large and intelligent,
and although his effort was extemporaneous we
understand it replete with interesting facts and
practical information and reflected additional ustre
on his reputation. Much enthusiasm was excited
and steps are now being taken to organize an Agri-
cultural Society for the county. We hail the
birth of this spirit in the county of Nash with
much pleasure, and hope ere long she will be as
celebrated for the improvement of her focks and
the cultivation of her fields as she is now for the
patriotism and democracy of her sons.'
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

Mr.. DoBB1N. The Petersburg Democrat thus
notices the appointment of Mr.. Dobbin: 1.-The cab
met gives universal satisfaction-a better could
hardly have been formed. The appointment OF
Mr. Dobbin is a compliment to the democracy Of
North Carolina and just award to true merit and
excellence. No man more richly deserves t-none
is able to discharge the Office with its atten-
dant duties and responsibilities. He is perhaps
the youngest cabinet officer ever appointed in our
government, but his time has been admirably i'm
proved, his mind stored with vast fund of infor-
nation and gifted with brilliant and vigorous in
tellect. May an extended career of renown and
usefulness attend him !"
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

SourH CARoI1NA. The following is the resu"
of the late late Congressional election in this Stas
1st District, Gen. John Mcqueen is elected 20
William Aiken; Sd, W. F.. Colcock 4th, CO;
Brooks; 5th. James L. Orr; 9th, Col. Boycs-'"
Democrats, and nearly all without opposition
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

DIREcroRs OF THE N. C. RAILROAD. By the
act of the last Assembly, authorizing the appoint
ment of eight Directors on the part of the State in
this Road, it is provided that they shall not enter
upon their duties until the annual meeting of the
Stockholders in July next.