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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

NIAIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
-lnd'ew NC Calister, applicant, rs. David
Cnrin, and Others.
L appearing to my satisfaction that David Co.
L vim, Lazarus Gown and Joseph Gown, three Of
the defendants reside without the State il is there
fore ordered, That they do appear and object to
the division or sale of the Rea Estate of John p.
Gown, OH or before tho fifth day or April, or their
consent to the same will be entered Of record.
F..W. SELLECK, DAD
Jan. 4, 1853. 3m
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To discover how many idle men there arc
in place, all that's necessary is to set two
dogs to fighting.
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NI GTaCHi.-W.R II. Sanders 6. Co. have mnlo
II an assignment of the assets ofthcr late firm
for the purpose ofpaying the debts against them
All persons indebted to the said firm by note or ac-
count are notified to pay TO the undersigned cn1
else. The notes and accounts have been placed
in our hands, and payment or settlement with any
else will not be- recognized. Persons also in,
dcbted are also notified to come forward aud make
payment Immediately, the dues of the firm must
he collected.
MCGOWAN & PERRIN,
for Creditors.
Abbcvilc Court House, Nov. |, 1852. 32-t
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B:,nscs shiIfcato

Fifty sROlIa. Reward!
TWILL, PAX ifeabove reward to amy person,
~ ~. wiiG "iii annfshend, and lodge in the Jail of
ans or IL Lhtitonng distIict, my man EM FRY
aud BOO for proof to'cotvict any white pcrson Of
harbosins m.in.
Said boy is black, stout built, medium height,
quick spoAcn, aud stammers when agitutcd. lie
is probably lurking i'll the neighborliood of Scuflc-
town in this district, in the ncighborhood OF Mt
Gallaler, Laurens district.
feb6-tr WILLIAM DUNN.
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NEW TRI-WEEKLY
FOUR HORSE CJACH LINE

L
FOUR HORSE CSACH LINE,
sH@ BAoeem AbJeviNc ard
$Sa%a@ Wilmington, Ga, con-
.Sgg-SG= ==l&@.n CT 9s e necag aOith the WdsA-
s'lgton Stage for the G4yia Rail Road.
This line is now in succ4 4ful operation,. and Of
travel, connecting with thaay train on the Geor-
gia Rail road. 7
Leaves Abbeville ever. Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday, at 6 l.2 A. f, arriving at Washing
,rhnrsdau "v 90. eayeS. aeon' esery !ues
ut Abbeville same day,3
q, Fare through to eorgia Railroad, $6 90
% Passengers will ehse leave their names at
tfe Post Office. e
grThe stage will y at any place in the vii
Iagc for passengers
WIN NJ. 6 J. w. MOORE
Octl 28 If
I U-The Southern .striot will copy till forbid
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Land Warrants Wanted.

fTI1E undersigned will give the highest price in
l. cush for LAND WARRANTS. Having obtained
II large number, ono of us will leave for the West
in short time. Those who have Warrants had
better call soon. Claims against the United
States and Texas attcnde d to.
b. l.. g. B. V. POSEY.
Abhcve G. IT,, 1862 lG If
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-10-12
THE KoszTA CORRESPONDENCE.

We need not call attention to the Correspondence
between the Austrian Minister and Mr.. Marcy which
publish in full to-day, for it will be sought and
read with avidity by all.
We regard Mr. Marcy's reply as one of the very
ablest papers which has emanated from the State
DEPARTING mt We endorse it most cordially from
first to last; and this, we may add, is the voice
of nine-enths of the press of the country of both
parties.
But what will Austria do9 She declares, through
her Minister that she has been outraged, and she
demands satisfaction, which is most respectfully de-
clined; and the President expresses "his confident
expectation that the Emperor of Austria will take
the proper measures to cause Martin Koszta to be
restored to the same condition he in before he
was seized in the streets of Smyrna, the 21st of
June last. :" Koszta is in the custody of the
French Consul General, and will not be released ex-
cept by the consent of the two powers. Austria
may submit to what she processes to regard as the
outrage committed by Capt. Ingraham, but may re-
fuse to take the proper to Koszta to
be restored to the condition he was in before he
seized in the streets of Smyrna. In that we
presume the whole matter will be submitted to Con-
gress for such action that body may deem just
and expedient under the circumstances.
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RALEIGH W WEDN ESDAY, OCTOBER l2, 1853.
{, ARTICLES r \. FOR o, THE FAIR.


We learn, from the Warrenton News, that Thomas
W. Rowlett Esq, of that place, intends to exhibit
an elegant set of carriage harness. and perhaps fine
saddle w. B. Williams & Co. will have sample of
their superior ploughs on exhibitions and Mr.. James
A. Collins will also be present with his patent churn
Mr. Clawson, of Franknton, also expects to exhibit
arockaway, said to be splendid vehicle The News
says:
Two miles from Louisburg we took dinner with
the Rev. P. II. Joyrer and by invitation walked over
a part of his farm. He has quantity of the Oregon
Pea growing medium spot of land the yield
from which will exceed anything of the kind ever
raised in the State This species of the pea has but
recently been introduced into the country, and is
destined to become vorite from its abundant yield
and from the fact that the vines make excellent hay.
Mr.. Joyner intends having few bushels at State
Fair for sae that his brother farmers may have the
benefit of this excellent grain. He will also exhibit
some specimens of stock, one of which, yearling
of the common breed will be likely to take premium
From present indications we have no doubt that
Warren and the adjacent counties will make credi-
table showing in this first State Fair and it is
with pleasure notice the manifestations awakening
on the subject of Agricultural and Mechanical i'm
provements it gives earnest of state of reliable
prosperity in the future.
that Gen. NJ. T. Hawkins intends to carry up OF
his fine blooded stock which is inferior in pedigree
to none in the State"
self out here on the occasion. We promise him a
good sho,csng. Indeed, shall be glad to see all
the Editors who can make it convenient to attend
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The bids were opened and awarded at three o.
clock, P. NJ. on the 3Oth ult, at the Bank of the
Republic, New York, Treasurer Courts being pres
ent; and also G. B. Lamar, President Of said Bank,
and John P Brown and David Freeman, Esqs.
The first 100000, it will be remembered brought
fraction five per cent; and the three per cent
realized on this sale, added to the five per cent
the former, shows clear premium of $4,000 on
one million of dollars in bonds. This plain statement
of 600 made for the State, thus far, on
her bonds-is of itself the highest encomium which
could be pronounced the ability and unweared per-
severance of Mr. Treasurer Courts.
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G9e Stan6ar0.
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. OCT 8. 1853.
SALE OF STATE BONDS.

We stated, in our last that 100000 in North
Carolina Bonds had been disposed of in New York
at premium of three per cent. The whole amount
was taken by F..S Lyon, Bank Commissioner of the
State of Alabama and, considering the high rates
of interest in New York at the time and the tight
ness in the money market, which was increased by
the war news received on the day before the sale,
the premium obtained may be regarded as in every
respect fair and satisfactory. We learn that Mr.
Lyon intended to bid 105, but lowered his figure on
the reception Of the war news referred to-
We learn, from the Journal of Commerce, that on
Thursday the goth, the day before the bids were
opened prime business paper selling at 10 to 70
per cent, and there were few signatures taken as
low as 9 per cent This will afford some idea of
the strngency in the money market at the time The
Journal of Commerce says:
d" The bids for the 500, 900 six per cent bonds of
the State of North Carolina were opened this after
noon, at three o'clock, at the Bank of the Republic
There were bids ranging from par to 106, but the
best offer, all things considered, 103 for the
whole or none, by Francis S. Lyon, Commissioner of
Alabama, who takes these bonds in investment of
the funds of the Bank of Alabama, held in trust for
the debt of the State due in 1862 that the bonds
will not come on the market in ten years. Daniel
w. Courts, Public Treasurer of the State of North
Carolina has been unwearied in his exertions to at
tract public attention to these securities and the
suit realized in such stringent state of the money
market, is sufiq INT evidence of his success"
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DAILY SoUTH-SIDE DEMOCRAT. The South-Side
Democrat, Petersburg, is now published Daily and
Semi eky-the Daily at 81 and the Semi W eekly
at So in advance. The paper is printed in handsome
STYLE with type, and gives evidence of much in
dustry and attention the part of its conductors
Banks and Lewellen, proprietors, and A. D. Banks,
Editor, and A. NJ. Kelley, assistant Editor.
By the way we now obtain our latest news in the
Petersburg Dailies-the Democrat Intelligencer and
Express They all received here on the evening
of the day they are issued. They are just one day
ahead, in their telcgraphic news, of the Baltimore
Sun.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-10-12

IMMIGRANT DEpoT. We learn that there is to be
established in Norfolk home for the reception of
immigrants from Europe for the purpose of supply
ing the demand for labor in the interior of Virginia
and North Carolina The parties concerned north
ern. Petersburg Democrat.
This is good idea. We hope North Carolina may
get her share of these immigrants. Heretofore the
tide of emigration has been to the Northwest, but
the States of Virginia and North Carolina present as
many inducements to immigrants as other portions
of the country.
1t is most gratifying fact that emigration from
this State has almost entirely ceased The of
1860 WILL feel quite sure, show largely increased
population. This is owing mainly to our system Of
internal Improvements the development of our
mineral resources, and to the enhanced and highly
remunerating prices paid during the last three four
years for turpentine and other staple products.
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WAKE SUPERIOR COURT.

This tribunal, in session here this week, was en-
gagged, until Wednesday noon, on the State docket
after which the civil docket was taken up The case
of Wilson, accused of the murder of his slave, was
postponed. The State cases tried were unimportant
On Wednesday morning Parker Perry, convicted
at former term of the murder of his wife, was
brought out and sentelce of death pronounced upon
him by Judge Manly. We learn that the remarks
of the Judge on the occasion were most solemn,
impressive, and appropriate. The unfortunate man
is to be executed Friday the 2sth of this month.
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DIED,

In Warren, the 4th Sept yacncourt ST. Auber only.
child Of Capt JOS j. and Eliza B. Egeron aged year
eight months and fourteen days -, - sss,s,
In Warren, the 26th Sept, Mrs Lucy Marshall aged
one hundred years and two months. y -
John Hooks - -. - - -.
In Newborn, e7h Sept of Scarlet Fever Cas-
sander daughter of Christopher Dudey,
the 9th year of her age. - = s-ss<Ss
In Onsow, 9TH Sept the residence of B. Sanders
Mr. Asa Watson, in the 9th year of his age He has left
children and gandcd together with numerous friends
and acquaintance to mourn his loss. =
On 10th Sept at her residence In Ieoir, miles from
kinson of Bilious Typhoid Fever Mrs. Sarah Lon wife
of Shadrick Loftn, in the 6sih wear of her 80.
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sNuMyBER 993

OF the nnoafo-
: Ameeting of the members of thesBar vss held at
the Court House, in the City Of Raleigh on Monday
the 3rd of October, 1853 present Hon Charles
Manly, p. H. Winston, B. F. Moore, III W. Miller,
Hon. A. w. Venable, NJ w. Ransom, w III H<11ey,
jas. J. hedell, Josiah Turner, Jr. Hon.S II. RolE
w. w. Whitaker, x. p. Marriott, H s. Smith, SsFs
Phillips, w S. Mason, w. J.. Clarke g. W. Hsy5z
wood, E. G. Haywood and G. H Wilder Z, 3 ss z
On motion Of g. W. Haywood Hon Charles Man
ly was called to the Chair and G. H Wilder was ap-
pointed Secretary. b. F. MooRE, Esq, offered the
following resolutions, and addressed the meeting IN
some appropriate remarks, viz s@slSsys = -
WHERKAs 1t hath pleased Divine Pfovidence to remove
from among professional brother PKRR1 uszKx In
the prime of life and in the midst of his usefulness
Resolred That his professional brethren of this
assembled, deem their duty publicly and solenly
press their sense OF their loss and that of tho
public this melancholy eycntbecause the bar Of the
State has been deprived of of its bgbte
his associate brethren of companion Who the practice
of the law, bore himself with henor ability integrity
riot; and society of accomplished gentleman. ~ -
Res0lsed That deeply sympa.hse with his aged father
and be:eayed family and offer them condoence the
great aictiCn with which they have been overwhelmed by
The sudden and unexpected event. ~ -
eso,cei, That win the usual badge Of mouruing
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be sent to hs
father and family.
fseed That permission be asked Of his Honor Judge
Manly presiding TO this tribute of 70
be entered the minutes of this Court; and that hey be
published in the Newspapers of the city,. 80
On motion the meeting adjourned ~. - = - -
CHARLES MANLY, Chairman.
~ II
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CUSTOM HOUSE REVENUES.

We annex table, from the Baltimore Sun, of the
Custom House revenues for the year ending 3Oth
June, 1853, which, it will be seen, amount to $685.
931, ,sG5 50 against s47, ,3s9, 1926 62 for 1852, and
S4s,o17,567 % for the fiscal year ending 3Oth June
1851. New York, as usual, figures the largest, be-
ing about twothrds of the whole At the five prin-
cipal ports comprising New York, Boston, Philadel-
pha, New Orleans and San Francisco, the aggregate
exceeds 81 millions of dollars
Iae of Custom House Rerenue collected at the LEADING ports
of the United States, the cal gear ending SoM June,
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II OUISBURG COACH FACTORY I'm Or

II OUISBURG COACH FACTORY I'm or
tea ke Ss tss ea o e s
mong other have concluded to
cam to the %ng
and at the same time do justice 10 ourselves shereure
avail ourselves of the present opportunity To- inform the
public we still continne with increased to
pursue the business of making Wheel Vehicles every
variety shape and style, from Wheel barrow up e
From ihe liberal patronage that we have heretofore r
for continuance of the same we have BEEN enabled % sd
induced To procure the services of Of the most prof.
cent worknen in branch Of business that
we are determined that no establishment seuih Of Ma
sons Dixons line shall excel work in ueatnes dura
biity and style hope therefore, for the fature that
persons wiling to buy carages will consider their
where they often get but scant remuneration
for it that they will spend It at home anSng Their friends
circulation Then give cali through respect you
to neghbors for motto Quick sales and small
profits, and feel assured that fail please
any person who disposed to ride at his expense
any Sls,hs following named Vehicles which we have now
sort hand at all times Six ChArrots -four
fsas a two sea and taper axle
finish All kinds of Carriages made to order and harness
made TO match them that is warranted TO well and Ct
American. S = 49,
Therefore young there is necessity go ss.rds
Since IN a Sulky you can ride; 49, - -
And if Lady hume you'd like to bring s
A Buggie is the very thing. -
They could find nothing better than Rocksvsy =
They can 60 to preachn' twice week, - - tee
And go in style that is cheap and neat. szezs
Older with daughters that watering places CO. 80
For pleasure, health and make showr = 3
better thing for them than six Chariot we annet
tell, = :
Though probably Clarence Coach would suit as well.
IL all these riding establishments you wish to seer, -
You can find them by calling on sifsa Ss,ss : -
Repairing done that viii last long =,
AT the shortest notice, neat cheap and very strong,
Louisbmg, Franklin, n. G., Sept. %, 1853 ssS<8
STATE OF NORTH HCAROLINA. NAGf COUN.
y Tf-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions AUGUST
Term, lS53.-John Harrison Executor Hsrrison
deceased, VS. James Harrison and oherx Cavest Will
appearing TO the Court that hefolowng persons next
OF KIN of the Tesator Henry Harrison nonresidens of
the State, to-wit: Benjamin Asson, Mark Mason William
Quinn and wife Mary Sampson Harrison and Others chill
dren and Representatives, Benjamin Harrison deceased
brother of the ts;aor publication is therefore ordered in
the Standard published in the City of Raleigh for
sxweeks for said to appear the Court o Pleas
and Quarter Sessions to be held for the County of Nash at
the Courthou in the town of Nashville on the second
Monday of November next witness proceedings in re-
atlon TO tie probate of the Will of Henry
Witnes G. W. Ward Clerk of said Court at Office In
Nashville the second Monday in August 1855 and n The
ISth year of our Independence.
@. W. WARD, C. C. c.
September 2s 1853. PR adv. s5ssxI so-sw. )
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Office N. c. r. II. Company.
GRHENsBoRo', Sent 10. ie5S

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE SrocKHoI.
IL DERS in the N. c. r. r. Company that an insaIuent
one on the LIST March, one the Sd May one on the 5
july one ON the 1s September and on the Goth Dccem
Stockholders and after The first of October next interest
VIII be rgdy exaced from the several dates said INSTALL
ments fell due There also an instalImen of 10 rer s
called for and made payable the first day Of Novenber
1854. = - = = .-'---!,
think likely that further notice win be given of the
above instruments being due until according to the rrJvs
Ion OF the charter the stock viii be advertised for sae
Stockholders had better look condition contained in
the charter for collecting nstslments of deIaquenss
CYRUS p. NENDEEHALLr
Sept. &c, 1853. eO-r5rr
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CorroN CRops AT THE SOUTH. From all part of
Mississippi and Alabama there is general concur
renee of accounts about the great calamity to the
cotton crop, "a few weeks ago so promising,) from
boll-worms, and the unpropitious rainy season. A
letter shown the editor of the Mississippan, from
gentleman who had just travelled over large por-
ton of Mississippi and Alabama, expresses the con-
fdent opinion that the crop cannot exceed 100000
bales.
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The CENSUS. The Washington Star says all the
census documents will be printed early the 10Th
of next month, and Prof DeBow, the superintend-
ent of the work. will have his synoptical report ready
redistribution early January next This latter
will embrace an elaborate set of tables comparing
the results of the census last taken with those of
former ones and also comparing them with similar
European statistics, for which Mr. Deb has procur-
cured ample data from Paris
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G. Fl. WILDER, Secretary.

On presenting the foregoing proceedings to- the !
Court, the Attorney General addressed his Honor
feeling and eloquent terms. Judge Manly respond
tues soea Of %
ceased. The proceedings of the meeting were or
dered to be spread upon the minutes of the Court
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RISE IN WHEAT. Wheat took rapid flight up
wards on yesterday reaching by the afternoon the
interesting figure of $1.45 per bushel. We have
advised the farmers up to this date to hold We
have now no further advice to give but shall contin
ue to furnish them with the most accurate data on
which to form conclusions of their own. Will there
be war? Petersburg Democrat.
The Intelligencer of Wednesday says white wheat
sold in Petersburg the day before for dollar and
fifty cents per bushel.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-10-12

Quick TINE. The schr. H. P. Russell, on her last
trip from Wilmington, n. c., to Baltimore, carried
the first bale of cotton received per Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad from South Carolina. The
cotton was delivered in Baltimore on the 14th ut to
Messrs. VIM. Mason & Son, who manufactured it in
to duck aud on the 9th said schooner arrived back
at Wilmington, with the duck, made from said cot
ton in her mainsail.
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Mr.. Soule left last evening for Madrid.

Mr. PoLK's CABINET. Never was higher COM
plimcnt paid by administration to its ilustrous
predecessor, than by the present President to Mr..
Polk. Of the distinguished members of his cabinet,
Mr. Pierce has selected four for tho highest Office
Wm L. Marcy, as Secretary of State.
James Buchanan, Minister to London.
John Y. Mason Minister to Paris.
Robert j. Walker Minister to China
All that VIC wish is, that Mr. Pierce would pursue
the same principles, and obtain the same brilliant
results as Mr. Polk Every day is adding new lustre
to the administration of AS. As the late Historian
of North Carolina truly says:
"Whcn the mists of party and prejudice shall have
subsded and the calm verdict of posteriy be given,
the services und talents of James X. Polk will be
knowledged as unsurpassed in the annals of our
tion and his talents esteemed they deserve Meek
lenburg is proud of her son."
Richmond Enquirer.
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STATE FAIR.-ON SATURDAY 18TH INSTANT.
- train will leave Weldon and stop at all the Depots
the conveyance of Stock &C. to the State Fair Leavpg
Weldon al O'Clock and reaching Raleigh the same evening"
Articles for exhibition viii be conveyed free of charge
the risk of the owners. -s7t-5eEzzfst -, ,
Return tickets will be issued all the Depots the price
of one passage TO Raleigh. 80 = -ga - =
/. OBJ BRANCH,
Pres't r. 8 G. B. R.Co s
October s. 1883. .sSsess ~ sS-s.
r55y- Register Post and Star copy -. 80 *
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Georlia Election.

MACON, Oct B. johnson, Democratic candidate
for Governor is largely ahead and believed to be
elected
Of the congressman, it is supposed that the dele
CATION is equally divided.
In the Legislature, the Democrats have small
majority.
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Sept. &c, 1853
NOTIClEJwIsHING TO ABANDON FARMIEc

NOIlCEs-NlSHlNG TO ABANDON FARMING
altogether propose sell my of land Containing
$40 acres immediately Roanoke River miles below
Gason The lands the best the Roanoke cannot be
overowed and well adapted to the cultivation of Wheat
Tobacco Cotton, onehaf of which in fine state Of
Pasturage or cultivation, comfortable Dwelling and out
houses Price 1000 in payments to suit purchasers and
desired 12' head of hogs and 30 head Of cattle 10 or
with my present copof Corn Cotton &c. DC Those
wishing to view the premises win call Moore at home
BALLARD MOORE
Mount Pleasant, Northampton, - -
October Sd 1858. sarsv.