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I AFARGk fiRE INSURANCE COMPANi-
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Nlvaeahs VAsSsii, Secreisfy
DHrumlC FINN INSURANCE COMPANY NO
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p.s..t Ia N,At,.t Atsheg trAf, SAMUEL v, Hoanen
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$500 ~ 49,. NV AsA a Cr.set nsnlei ntuks smith
a. N.iks Q.u.aa t.aAh ono fraAcssk u foser-
VAati,s ~ ktacu tefrfh NelNafa tr fclcg Hal
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NOTICE The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
- - fr fLbiDN Aiufy foNfhtI. I'll - hfi e. -.
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DIlIMPIoAI SALE ~ h0lD3 aad STOCKS
'.,op<.c ',,...,, traoi, 40 40 'isS ~, Z
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tao Js1esgs Wscgfnl GU per Bonds ss.ru...a
~, hs,s ,e Ca,u y.s5 R.iraa gonpany. psJslls ss
=" "a, fe,s Rys, r. valley nsl,e,i Company N.,n..
tidss,S fsi ~ ~ 3 os,ss.a. 7.ss, so'os'ss
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o,5,.s 81, rss Cls,r'.so ~ ..ls9o S,lLsoss 80
fl if "a Hff a.rA. 'cDt. % 1872
grE STOCKHOLDERS 81 ,le JUNCTION
E4tsyp giiT ' sss s " ,SsS cry =
sak b. sovs 'on7aae' or d. oe be 'oa'otssi Ca.
pay called ras crsssna md Toledo d-lri 'pos giss
p orc. ir,erss oloa ihs j,ae-s - I'd E'.a
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NOTICE to WHARF BUILDERS. -Proposlls vii,
y Cd a. hs oes o. i-s any c'4.sd Z, Con-.
outlet Of Pc essndra Canal ylrsal. ssh fsss
wide end ltou two h1nad ana sixty s 10 lsngh iri sal
,reseon. ay be 'eea a. oareees % Nr,pa aarl lss s
Mach 't TO nh ~ "on 20 " Pc Fslei 70 give 'esay
i0'ha elss1 tMliIa2afgE4. &sssof g. .saI
NOTICE 10 the STOCKHOLDERS u the PHGyl1
~ BANK New YORK -PHEss Bass Sss Yort Jua- p As
IDS I.' VIII The iu dky
aeat sach 1.-The cShodaT asos Of 3iuiIs A,ls
Ill ue,sr can an pFIER N BRfSDN Csser Of fbs,i-
8ark seer the IL dav y sod the lt dag s.s
h- rex aud sisce Articles Of Association Zach Ese DIR
10 tie pisrx Bank aii b. entitled % tor lks
CITY OF NFWN YORK have h slEn- anoant Of ',y IA
Or dillon Iwo Hundred Thousand Do.ian divided IA
VH0VAs f'GEsTON, E-,aa,si
FuEvtx BsTx N.w.Y,rk, Nov. L 50
The period of subscription the scA Of Association aboo pro.
: here day December
he ioots must y cllsed and I'll sock sghb vii
ennrs 10 he benefit OF The Association 49, -. -
TFrEn NJ Baysos. Cashhr THOMAS rlLEsroS p,est
DANK of ENGLAND. IRISH aud SCOlCH
- NOTES and FOREIGN GOLD and SILVER COINS WANT
,,fsrad &C. with rrOurtncss ard Dispatch B Exasags
p,orsi ssfher Cuch Francisco Tor sale san
current money discounted IL lowest iefes hy
II L. ROSS n Co, san Francisco, California
kTs FALCONER ROSS Co, Melbourne Australia Aseat 4
he NewYok Board Of Underwriters Coosgnnen Of Hsssa1
NV Ross, sALcoNEs Co. No larssHst
AND WARRANT OFFICE. No. IS WALl-Si--
6O a. Wausnts boz ght and soi n this Once "a
al Warrants sold will be gsraDteed al repceft stnct
Limit Warrants sent 70 III pat o. the e9a1I . ~
yrces. rsce pt Of remittance y COZ 31N
SI00 0U0 The above amount is to be Se IN;
b. applying the Subscriber Mrtsagcs Of improved
taksn Apply TO CAHILL No ~ Wall~t ID story
AI moo WANTED for II or Is months on
~ oOOO bsst II security, wanted Immediately Aa'
d'ess PETER, Tribune Ofice.
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Goal.

CoAL.-$6 per tun for tie best quality OF fsa 'eI
" Cgchsrd-ess broken aid sscs mt IS 20 Gambler -
r snh use SO - 800 Of Chesnu on hand of
~ JAMES MOORE
DIITSTON COAL-The Pennsylysns Goal Con,
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scel Gfagsh vessrs & Newfofk or fof US
sivra Do delivery o. CoA OF f91n -
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NINIATURg ALMANAC.

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PHILADELPHIA Nov l6 arm et-Sieamsnp City o. N-"
York Etersook Bstcu ship Gray Eagle Con bio d. Jnsio
steamship Osprey Bennett Oh les0D snip saac gam iNol
W T. L.veIrool bsrk LII, Hammond Boston sehr speed
somcis Iharltson -, =,
1,l,o-ship Waltr r. Jones, Honeywell. L0rion bark j.
ponc Fewer HayaDa brss L. H. Kennedy Cert Bottom 81
sau small snail DO crs Mary Reed Reed Chafeltoni Jss Bar
r Cobb Boston; IyrelL Bell do Mac Miller Long Sa3ia,
Mas sharp. sharp Boston Lewis Col~ei q incy font
Star Niekerson Providence onside Asn aud taeo
nv Hand. Nsv-NoTk.
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BOSTON Nov l6Alr clipper ship WINGED Raven, Btega %
Captain Damn ae 81 BARK Fot u 81
len. eopdfnued a. Esteyia
EoI1ON Nov -Arr. shin Si'i0nsl Eags Liverpool bars
Gis,eo~ Olsssow yea Maf. PAU BogEa Androsssn Flight
savauuch r. DuvaL Baltimore Ria aud tcno faiisds Ra
Irg Vrure Jeremie: ehrs gtniine Jseme Wright w >
Rreun an ettyei; 4. IaVrsnce, aud Rcsus NeWfos..
NFV-ORIEANs Nov i5A shire fayorite and Plsinc HsT
York Pyrsmid Bosion schr Gen. TAYLOR, Chafleton 49,
state, Boston. John Albert fnilate
pbis tsts Jacob Prent's Piiaderha seh
:. q e. Parlevs Ncw-ifrx
EAVANNAH -eanship FlOrida arrived NJ
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fI.ar hfHs jphnsou Foniald. 90 d.
AMIN Steamships Anics Harlem Lsofpooi ieon A'f
fof1i ale sDn Alabama f'hfn'k Tor stfenn-h
rrIOWA ship asppo cd 20 Del the Ana cc TON Liverpool,
.hl rd.r and paaa Ierfrs Co AsD brig snd +biff
VI.D-D.rn the day, NJ
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III. a. d tow.d 10 tho city l7steav fuz Hector -
he CANA Cary from Buffalo Nth cargo q 90 bH
nj m D. ~ Il. run b. tbs nornn on me L's- h'sf
and
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rRgAsuEY DEPaR1Mssr
Ofce Light HOUSE Board, sept ~ ~
hs heen received u ths Office through the Dpt
ne nj Of SUITE wlich he follow ing transiaiion
Near "KebbefguLd in Ac Kate CAT, night vessel "ih % "a
onth e SeFt l in Ia ~ mn ~ &c MOTH
lon d aeg min ~ Est rom Greenwich.
h will b. schoOn rrgg'd aud sfs paiIted red
vi white stationed about three " uE cables lnSn 81
by r. from the point called Nyfsger" tNoukAake)
Tir glts sill be- shown fom "a sssaoi more eAf-- 10
tice will be "a sicd &C. he lgl's arc lighted
Department Of Alne, ArE T. '.hJy
(sirred sTEAH BILLIE. }
b. order Of the Lifht House Board
THoRxrJy 4. JENKfEs Secretary.
Tic pov CI1.e plains that the wreck Of she FAIRY queen
m Dating the OF the ate dss er ine forward
| m iirs ar auc up while tie AFTER part, sons 10
eighty length, some di'afe forming an angie
t ne urface wate being onward AMI tis ollsf
END lrrteny the bottom by the weight OF machinery T.
tscltd Gcy track OF vessels going down the Out
nights would be object Of some danger TO small
cIeH
completed will probably be lighted ~ two or three weeks
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fBy sandy Hook Printing telegraph
ThE HIGHLANDS. Nov 10 lucowa
Re the Antarctic q -oins IN ef me oar A
OF he Hsh.aner Oae ts e soius uPbJ tn Hook
Wind 4. and fes..
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NOTICE 10 fhe SHAREHOLDERS u the Pneyl9

RANK of ENGLAND. IRISH aud SCOlCH
- NOTES and FOREIGN GOLD and SILVER COINS WANT
FD-Coec California and al pas q The DATED Slssss
extended &C. with rrom srd dpaeh bs Of Exeasass
D-e,e ssher Cllch SAP Francisco Tor sale IN sa
rIretrreut MONEY! discounted at lowest iotes by
SAruER No. lB4 Nasilsr
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fsssis .iih ~ ssvssfs.elNs ptfiae lest re
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II L. ROSS ~ Co, san Francisco, California
H. FALCONER ROSS Co. MolbO1ras. Australia Asent
he NewYok Board Of Underwriters CoDsgnnenis Of vtssa1
8 .rgfs Cd ie
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credits of said company, which exhibit shall be un-
der this oath of the proper officer OF said company.
and filed in the Office of tae clerk OF the county court
of the county wherein said company may have estao-
shed their business. which exhibit shall at all times
be subject to the inspection Of the public by said
clerk.
SEC. g. Be IL further enacted. That as soon as
said corporation shall be actually organized by me
above required, shall by him be paid over 10 me
proper officer thereof.
Sec u Be it,irther enacted, That the letters pat
en of the Governor shall in all cases. in all courts
an Jurisdictions in this State be deemed and taken as
prima facie evidence of the regular Incorporation and
organization of the company to which such letters
patent may be issued and in all questions OF Plead
ing or any suit TO which said company many be
party such letters patent shall have Inc tnfes enect
of an act of incorporation by public law of this
State.
SEC. 8. Be IL further enacted, That the Secretafy
of State shall record in book 10 be kept for that
purpose, all such letters patent so issued as ABOVE
and in all when the original letters patent are
lost or msaid copies under the hand of the secretary
shall be admitted evidence in all controversies al
law, in like manner the originals.
SEC. 9. Be IL further enaced, That no corpora
ons constituted by virtue of this act, shall engage in
the business OF banking, except that it shall be law
full for said company to issuean to take and When
necessary to endorse all such bonds notes. and bills
Of exchange may be necessary and usual In their
particular trade.
SEC. 10. Be ii further enacted That for the SER
vices required be performed by the several clerks
county by the provisions of this act each
clerk shall be entitled fee Of two dollars, TO be
paid by the several companies to be formed in pursu-
ance of this act, and that each company established
in pursuance of the same, shall also pay the fees for
publications and shall be subject to the revenue laws
of this State.
SEC. Ii. Be it farther enacted, That this shall
be in force from and after its ratification.
Tread three times and ratified in General Assembly
this 22d day of December, A. d., 1852,
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concerned but this measure the only one in the
series which was intended to benefit the South
was not signed BY Mr.. Fillmore until he had pro
cured the opinion Of the Attorney General that it
was Constitutional; andit is well known that Mr..
Webster was in favor of law on this subject
which would have given to the escaped slave trial
by jury in the free States. Again, tho compro-
mise, = or fugitive7slaye law received no Wing
support from the free States in the Senate ard but
three Wing votes from the free States in the
House of Representatives. But for such Northern
Democrats as Franklin PIERCE it never could
have passed.
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AN ACT to Incorporate Literary Institutions and
RenaznlAnt and Gharitahla Sncisiies - :

AN ACT TO incorporate Literary Institutions ana
Benevolent and Charitable Societies:
SEC. L. Be IL endcied By the General Assens0ty q
the State Of North Carolina, and it IS hereby enacted
bu fke nuihoyiv Of fhe Snme That il shall he law ful
for any number of persons, not less tan seven de-
sirous of engaging in any scheme OF cnally or be-
Incidence, OF tor the encouragement or promotion OF
education to become incorporated in Inc manner toi-
Ioxing snch nersons shall by articles Of agreement
under THAR hands and seals, acknowledge before the
clerk OF the county court where such ASSOCIATION shall
hold its meeting, and recorded in book TO be kept
for that purpose, stating follows; 1st, their cor
norate name; end, The business proposed; 3rd, the
place where it is proposed to be carried on Attn, the
length Of time desired, not exceeding thirty years
9th, the names ofpersons who have subscribed.
SEC 3. Be IL further enacted, That the said arti-
cles of agreement, after having been thus acknow-
edged and recorded shall be transmitted to and filed
in the office Of the secretary of State whereupon the
governor shall issue letters pqfet under the Great
Seal 0 The Slate declaring said persons and their sue
cessors corporation, according 10 terms prescribed
in said articles of agreement and cause notice thereof
10 be published in some newspaper In the county
where snch articles of agreement recorded which
notice shall forth the substance Of said articles OF
agreement, It no newspaper is published in said
county, then the publication 10 DO made lii the news
paper of some neighborng county.
SEC g. Be IL fsy Their eancied, That each associa-
ito, OF persons incorporated according to the provt
sons of this act shall have power, by their corporate
name to sue and be sued, plead and be Implicated.
may acquire, hold and transfer such real. personal or
mixed estate property may be necessary TO carry
ont the purposes of their creation; shall each have
succession and common SEAL 10 be altered and re-
newed at pleasure; shall have po 10 elect the ne
cessary officers and make all rules, regulations and
bylaws not inconsistent with The laws OF this State.
AMI that each of said associations thus incorporated
shall have all the powers and privileges and be sub
isct to all the liabilities applied corporations in
chapter twen.y-six of Revised Statutes OF North
Carolina and that each of said corporations shall pay
fee of one dollar the clerk of the county court
for proving and recording such articles Of agreement,
the expense Of publication and fee Of one dollar for
charter.
Read three times and ratified in General Assem-
bly,, this Sih day oc November, A. D., 1852.
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CHAPTER LZHJ.
AN ACT 20 continue the Commission to Revise and
licast the PnhIic StaLnie laws of the State:

AN ACT 20 continue the Commission to Revise and
Digest the Public Statute Laws Of the State:
SEC. l. Be IL enacted by The General assembly q
HE Slate IF North Carolina and i! is hsrsby enacted
by the authority IF Tie same, That Asa Biggs and
Bartholomew t, Moore, Es1s., he and hereby
appointed commissioners 10 revise ard digest the
public statute laws Of tho State, under the like pow
ers and instructions prescribed in the act of the
last session of the General Assembly. entitled an act
for visng and dgesting the public Statue laws Of
the State and they directed to report the laws,
when dgesed, printed sheets, 10 like manner as
they were reported TO the General Assembly in the
year eighteen hundred and by the commits
sioners heretofore appointed to revise the laws and
that said commissioners may for the printing,
to be paid for by the next General Assembly.
SEC. ,. The Governor is hereby authorized to
appoint the Hon. Thomas Rnffn al additional COM
missioner TO aid in revising said laws, whose com
pensaon shall he the as that Of the ether com
miSsioners.
SEC g. In case of the death refusal to act, or re-
sgnation of either of the two first named commits
sioners, tire Governor may fill the vacancy.
Sec 4. The commissioners, in order 10 complete
their work may employ clerk alta compensation not
exceeding three hundred dollars.
Sec. 5. So much Of the act Of the last session as
is inconsistent with this is hereby repealed.
SEC. 6. Said commissioners shall consider the
expediency and pTopriey ana TO what extent, of pre-
pairing and reporting to the next General Assembly
such bills may be necessary and effecual aboI
ish the forms proceedings in civil practice m courts
of law and providing a system of practice by which
all civil suits in said shall be Instituted BY Pc
tition in writing and the defenses thereto made, by
demurrer or by answers oath, and by which plain
tfs shall be also required 10 answer on oath such in
terrogatories filed by the defendants as are material
10 the in issue, and the so obtained
TO the petition and nerrog atories may be read as
evidence the jury the trial, at the option Of the
adverse party.
Read three times and ratified in General Assem-
bly, this 9Th day of December, A. D., 1852.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-16

~ The New Territory of Washington, cret|
by the last Congress, comprises that partOf 0FI
which lies north of the channelo of Columbian
to where it crosses the 46th degree of latitude
thence along said degree of latitude to the TOP
the Rocky Mountains. The land occupied b! n
sionary Stations, not exceeding $40 acres to ed
together with the Improvements is expressly q
frned to the Missionary Societies respects
which established the same. Stations that Vi
so occupied prior to the passage of the act Of:
ling the Territory of Oregon, are also comm
to the Societies which established them, Z
though they have since been abandoned.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-16

The CALoR-ENGINE. The government itha
has ordered calor-eng1ne of sixty horse rI
for the Navy Yard at Washington. The am
ment appropriating four hundred thousand ID
to construct Immediately frigate upon the 4
principle, failed for want of time to investigate
subject. A few calor-ships for California anit
er distant service would greatly add to the eRRis
cy Of Our Navy. The New Orleans Piea1.
Speaking of this engine, says: When the Eis
engine is introduced on the Mississippi riyur
the Ohio, Red, and the Arkansas, where one In
dred men are now employed on boat, tvenEa
thirty will be employed; and where one hults
dollars worth of fuel will be used, something
ten dollars worth will be substituted. New D.
cans will then be better able to compete witt
East and North than she now is, for feightd
fall enormously, and the river will thus be cn4
to compete to some advantage with railroads