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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

RESPECTABLE GIRL wants q sltdtJtn - do en- rs
~ hcrsework for snail family. ciy reference ysa Cas
3. to Ssys. Cali 81 Nc. c. S2dst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
ITO MANUFACTURERS and MACHINIsTs--

be sold bargain the Lot Of Ground 30 feet square, situated In
South Trenton, hewJeIsey the OF Federal knd Blooms
bury between tne Canal Water Power and large wharf
Delaware and within abort
buildings and building the unkn pnt
ample sUgPy Of very pure water For Paper or oer fsos
Bleach Works IL wei iapted Price 1910 which
value OF the buildings end idng the preuscs Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

NNTANTED-At No. | Bond st a steady, iadustriou
w oman who is GOOD Cook good Washer and ioner,
who would be ling 70 20 the country NAV sumneE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

DY TWO RESPECTABLE WOMEN in private family,
ID Cool and Gts Washer anil roaor the other Cham
hsmed Waitress Tie best Of reference given from their
last Place whee they have been for the last four Apply
No fS Fsst Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

~ Brooklyn Afhenevm.FheR Reading Rooms Of this Instu-
opened MONDAY the 81 day Of May choice lslss
leading Pspes and Periodicals. from all parts of tho Euro
psaa and Continents will be found tho tables OF the
isn Trns II subscription - annum g FOR sx montht
daily O'Clock Ina the 10 10 IA the evening
By Of the Board K. i. HOLMES Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

- GymnastuR. Gentenlen DESTROYS Of seeing the effect
pko training developed the direction Of scientific Gym
invited 20 call st the METROPOLITAN Gymnasium
~ No. 8AND IS SixrHAv.-saa
cs Of youns Pessons receiving similar training Parent
70 attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

A RESPECTABLE You've WoNAS Is DESTROYS Of obtain-
ins siuaon oui have objection % do ,lar
tewo She be oE days nno; engaged Al No q -
La rarn n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
6retial Notices.

- sss-y-,l Committee Of Democratic WIZ WI oa,i
" "A sestre ~ tfis sise VII b ne $500 i
Bse on - pa n A4i-'"' SeAsfCs BROOKS Chairmao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

NeticcBoots ard Shoes selling of cheap, at ABAkERSNo
SBeeAmaDt No - Aanst Best French n
sam with s. so freDch Patent lie
fofdaf as So ALI Of Ia o,Vufn actu
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21
sTATE FAIR.


We learn thatat the A Agricultural N eeting held
in this City on Tuesday last, It was resolved to
make arrangements for thu. construction Of cdr
fee for the usc Of persons attending the gricul-
tural Fairs, to be held annually.
This action on the part of the Society was res
ponded to by the Commissioners on Wednesday
evening, who
Resoiced That the ATTENDANT be instructed to call
public meeting of the citizens Of Raleigh on Sat
urday evening. the 2lst inst, at AZ o'clock, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration the proprety Of
making appropriation the part of the City, for
the purpose of erecting Buildings, and making ar
rangemen,s for the holding the annual fairs of the
State Agricultural Society,""
The Meeting has been accordingly called by
the Intendant
Some two or three thousand dollars will, it is
supposed, be required for the purpose indicated.
The citizens of the County and City must, there
FORE not only resoloe but d. if they determin-
ed to secure permanent establishment of the
State Fair at this place.
We hope to see the meeting on Saturday eve
ming we'll attended.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

nY the RlIeig Oh and CASTOR Railroad, accom- ooatioh
fHran (vhich leaves Raleigh at a. M on Alondays'
~ cdnes,ays and Frdaysl informed thai VIII
ind An accommodation train to convey thent 10 Peteis-
burg by the Geenvie and Roanoke ha,lfosa ~
fine to connect with the Express malt line 10 Pa''
-.-t.;,,sA ,rta az
bra an two daily mail lines from PeeFsourg' WORTH
;os one daly tealahoat line tn Baltimore, and TWO
NC week to Philadelphia and New York, direct by
steamships sL..,.,5 =. ~ q cub
F% W. cas,an JAS B. TILGHMAN.
Scf'"e' q Agent G. & R. r. r. Co.
ofi:e Grcensvle, r.. N c., 40
CASTOR. May II, 1888 oS-" W.
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LEst.---Set No. L, for
Z thirty DOlEsa RS.

rwHE following list of articles of good quality, which
4 all requisite IN gong to Housekeeping' may DC
or any part proportionate rates r..
Kitchen. Shovel, Tongs. and Poker. lion lea.
Kettle l Timed Iron Poi, Timed Iron Saucepan.
Soap.stone Griddle lin Bake Pans, 1 Tin DnPPIng
Pan. 1 Tin Saucepan. Small Tin Kettle, ! Pepper
AMI Flour edge Tin Pie Plates In WASH 1asln'
! ,,sh Pau 3 Table and Teaspoon Iron, ChoP,
KnIe and Bowl, Tea and Coffee Canister, 2Japanned
Lamps, Match Sale. Chamber Pal, ST. no"t3 nn
rms Large C.dAr Wash Tubs WASH Beard, 8 DOE
fInthes. Pins Pint Measure, Setiaeie Mats
Britannia c. fee Pot. Britannia Tea Pot knyes and
Forks Stag Handles, Pain Carvers to matehs \ Cork
'',. .nS Tunnel. Large Waiter Painted Pals
Coal Hoi, Grdiron Fry Pan. Cu.iender a Coffee
Boiler Tea Pot. Crater, Tin Dpper sssg ~ MP
! Resting Snucn, / SKINNER, Ladle. 4 Mea1rorR' l
Meat knife, Knife Board, scrub Brusht ;, Dust
Pan Brush, Brooms Coffee NIL k,x Ilq nnes
Ill., K;,cben Table / Potato Washer, Flour Pail,
Spice Box, Pastry Board, Rolling Pin, Clothes
Linz N. C.. Bookstore.
RaIeiqh Nav 10, 1858. Do
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The following gratifying information is from the
last Goldsborough Patriot:
60 We have the qualification of knowing that one
cargo of iron for the Central Rail Road has arrived
at Wilmington from Wales, aud that one train load
has already been delivered at the junction of the Cen
trail and Wilmington road, short distance below
Goldsboro'. The rails are large and heavy, of the
L pattern, and appear TO be of excellent quality
The Bridge over Little River, mile from the juno
ton is already raised, and will probably be compile
ted that the track be laid across during the
present week. 1t is Burr Bridge. of single span.
$50 feet in length, and the track passes through it..
Sleepers already distributed the road for
raj miles, that everything is in readiness 10 &C
ahead. We presume we shall have the pleasure in
the course of week two of Announcing the com
mencement of the track laying, which will be pushed
forward with energy as far as Muse River Bridge,
a distance of nearly ~ enty-fve miles"
This iron is for that part of tie Road contracted
fer BY G. McRae d Co. Portions of the road
in this vicinity ready for the sleepers and iron.
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manRTRD,,

In sGaldsberough,s on Thursday evening, 18th in
SAINT, 6y. the Rev. John Tilett, Mr.. John b. Gle
fne nts 10 Miss ATiemisia Bum.
~ ldsborough on Wednesday evening. l lth in
sfant, by NJ X. Crawford, Esqr., d I. John ScaIho-
rough. to Miss Jane NJ. Bann
In Newberne. on Tuesday evening 2nd inst, BY
the Rev. VIM. N. Hawks, Dr.. Isaac w. Hu ghes,
to Miss Ann Maria, second daughter of Mf Eli SMALL
wood.
In WiIminStoR, on Thursday last. the 18th inst.
I by The Rev. Dr.. Drane Gen. Alexander McIRae, to
Mrs. Mary s. Herring-allsof Wilmington.
In Frankln county, on the morning Of tha 10Th
inst, by Rev. N. F. r eid, Frank. Whitfield 10
Miss Hannah E. Jones.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

@- The rumor that Santa Anna has applied
to Spain for help against the United States, would
be, if true, one of the best jokes OF the season.
Santa Anna, an unprincipled adventurer, combin-
ing with depraved and superannuated Spain against
the United States! But Spain will not think
of such thing, and Santa Anna has too much
shrewdness to entertain the idea. Spain has enough
to do to maintain her detestcd despotism in the
island of Cuba.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

Great Loss IF L1e-Ship TEiiiam and Mary, Of
Bath, Hume. SUNK with oUer 200 Persons On Board.
The ship William and Mary, of Bath, Me-, Capt.
StelsOn, sailed fiom Liverpool on the oath March,
with 2O5 passengers, bound 10 New Orleans, was
totally lost the morning OF the Sd inst, the Great
lsaac's bearing K. S. E., together with 202 of the
passengers.
Capt. Stetson, the mate, second mate, and six of
the picked up Il the 81 ins;., in latitude
81 80, longitude 70 co. by the brig Reuben Carver,
from Sagua la Grand, which arrived al this port this
forenoon.
Capt Steson gives the following particulars OF
All A. NJ, 81 May, strong breezes and from S.
E. and cloudy, passed The Hole-in-the W all at IL
Mer. SirruP Key bore South, 10 miles distant, after
which the weather became thicker ana wind increas
ed, with heavy Al sunset nothing OF the
Keys, supposed we We're we'll to the north ward, at
Ter steering W. by N. from IL Mer.
AT g. P. NJ, Judging ourselves to ;he Norhward
and Westward of Great lsaacs, tept the ship w. by
s., and commenced heavIng the lead. Al 8 found
bottom in 20 iahoms; at SIS The same; at 80
struck on a sunken rock and hung about mIdshIps,
with ten isIhoms water all around.
After grounding heavily about Is minutes, she
Went off and struck another rock, within few
rods OF the hrsI when she pounded few times and
went off. We then let go The anchors, and common
ced getting out the boats--the passengers at the
pumps, but could not keep her free. AT midnight
iound feet waiter in the hold. Ala A. NJ, weather
black aud squally, with heavy sea, feet water in
The hold, both pumps going A NJ, 10 feet water,
and the ship going down, mates and in the
boats, togher with as many passengers could be
slowed in the long boat and life boat, the other
boats having been steven after launching; al 8 A
M, left her, and In a few minutes she went down,
The Great Isaacs bearing E. s. E., Z miles distant
Alter leaving the ship some hours, bark appa-
renty bound to Europe; hove to in the direction Of
The long boat and life boat, and supposed she was
engaged in picking them up.
The William and Mary left Liverpool with 20s
passengers, including their cook and steward. who
! DOWN ther
two of the and The ships steward, names
unknown.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21
Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

SURRY COUNTY, 18th May, 1858
g 1t affords pleasure to inform you that George
D. Boyd, Esq, of Rockingham, has consented 10
become candidate for Congress in this, the 9th
District. Mr. Boyd is of the right stamp
emPhatically working man. as his course ia the
Legislature will show. He has represented his
County in both branches of the Legislature, and a
better efficient representative she never had.
l learn that Messrs. Boyd and Puryeat met al
Rockford on Tuesday last, for the FIRST time. The
Wings have been Boosting that had man in
the District that could cope with Puryear but they
were disappointed for Mr.. Boyd proved himself more
than match for their Wanted Colonel. But how
could it be otherwisel What Gre Wing principles!
Messrs. Boyd and Puryear will visit every Coun-
ty ia the District. TIE Wings Will make tremen-
dous effort andsit behooses every Democrat to spare
no exeTlons 10 the election of our worthy
Edidate.s,s
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

@~ We learn that the Convention Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church Of the Diocese Of North
Carolina will meet in this City Thursday next.
The election of Bishop in place. of Ex-Bishop
Ives, will take place We have heard the Rev.
DR.. Mason, of this City, named among Others for
the office.
At the same time the new Church in this place
will be consecrated, the Bishop of Georgia having
been invited to conduct the ceremonies.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

EE Messrs. Osborne and Puryear are running
as the Scott candidates for Congress in their res
pectve Districts, and ought, therefore, to be ex-
pected to rely upon the Scott men, and not upon
the friends of Film ore and Webster How many
votes would these gentlemen get, if the support
they may receive should be confined to those who
preferred Gen. Scott to Webster and Fillmore
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

Raleigh ard CASTOR n. II. Company.
rIJHE Stockholders of this Company are Informed that
Certificates Of Stock have been prepared, and are
now ready delivery. resident IN Peters
burg will apply Thos. White, ofthat place those OF
Warren County, to N. II. Green, Warreuton; those
of Granville to Thomas Miller aud John S. Eaton
those of Franklin TO John G. King and the rest will
be delivered al office. w. IN. VASS. Treas
Raleigh, May le, 1858 53-St.
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Condition Of The Markets.

new YoRK, May II. Cotton-sales of 5000
bales steady rates. Rice-sales of 800 terces at
3 "a 81 so. Oils-sales of 1000 gallons Lnseed
at 81 as62 cents. Turpen,ine-sales Of 800 bills.
Spirits al 40 cts. and 500 bbls Rough 81 81.
Rosin-sales of $3.50 bbls. at so ST. so for Will
lmrgton, and rs $4 SO for fine. Coffee-saIes
OF 200 bags Rio ct 81 cts. Sugar-saies OF 200
bbls. Orleanslat A ST cts. NJ oiasses--sales of
800 bbls Cuba at25 26 cts. Flour-saies of $50
bbIs. al Sc as4 90 Tor State. and IS 50 "a for
Genesee; sales of 1850 bbls. Southern at SIG 4
S5 25. Wheat steady. Con-sales of 10000
bushels al So cts. for mixed, and III for yellow
Withdrawals Of $50 bbTs. at 22f cts. Pork
sales of 500 bbs. al SO for mess and Is IS for
prime. 5eef-sales OF 800 bbls. mess 1913. Lard
sales of 300 bbis. at 81 10 cents. Tallow-
sales of 10000 lbs at 81 cents.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21
Arrival IF the Black War;

.arrirol IF the Black Wurrior-Later from HaUana.
New YORK, May II. The steamer Black War
or has arrived, bringing Havana dates of the 18th
instant.
The English steamer Avon had arrived at Havana
from Vera Cruz, WIKI General Arsta board.
The Common Council of rampico had been ar
rested by Gen. Wool and Mexico for refusing
| to acknowledge the authority of Santa Anna
The smallpox and cholera were raging at Veia
Cruz.
British barque spoken at sea had picked up
twenty-five passengers of the iil-faled ship William
and Mary.
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Pleasant Grove Male Academy.
WAKE Forest. N c..

WILLIAM NJ. SCRENsHAW. A. b, Principal
THE next session of this institution will commence
ON the first Monday in July next. Board can be had
for Sc SO per mouth, including wsshing,tleheS' ana
fuel Tuition from 81 to SIS per session.
For further particulars address
Dr. W. HARTSFTELD,
ForestyiIle, N. G.
Nav1ath. 1853. 973-tI5thJuly.
- Weekly Register and Spirit of the Age COPY
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

E9- The New York Express says the Chrystal
Palace will not be finished by the first of June
though the work continues to progress with vigor.
The Express fears that when finished, there will
rot be room enough to accommodate the contri
buttons from our own and foreign countries. The
Commissioners are, however, already contemplate
ing additions, SO as to ma Ike room for ALL
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21
Malice In Co

notice to Country Merchants
WYE have been making large additions to our stock
w Of '
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
making orr assortment as commanding as at any time
during the season. a.. Ssn,roey
months would find it to their interest TO give US CALL
STEVENSON & WEDDELI,
Sycamore Street
Petersburg, Va.
May 18th, 1853. o,.a,,;an
NJ o. o'O'0 s. & w.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

EE We are requested to state that Sion III.
Rogers, Esq, will deliver an address at Pleasant
Grove Male academy, Wake County, on Thurs
day the I'd day Of June next.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

Bank of the state OF North Carolina'
E''ihAn OA RALEIeH. May A. 1853.
rso1vEn that the Branch of this Bank, at Eliza
beth Civ, be discontinued, from and after the first
day of June, 1854 =
DS.0'ue' u tue C. DEWEY. y
May 10, 1853. 92[0w.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

s. The time has fully come, says the Rochester
American. g when those entrusted with theananage:
ment of railroads should take measures render
frightfu bucheries las that at NorwaIk impossible.
Let public oplncn demand il, and it Will be done.
so say we.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

v11EA! !!-Young Hyson. lmPerial, eGunPOW
/ der and Black Tea, very fine, al low prlee,5ustr
ceived at The dug Store OF .oor
May l6 1853.
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DuRKEE,S BAKING POWDERS.-AisO, Pres
bton and Merrell's and WcstcrRelds just received
aud for sale by uxznooD
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rUsrARD.-French, prepared in pots; also Eng
VA fish and American in bulk, cans and bottles ioF
sale a the Drug Store of ,.oor
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

EDIToRs RISING. There are three Virginia ed.
ilors who candidates for Congress al the next
eleclion-Snowdan of the Alexandra Gazette, Maui
pin of the Harrisonburg Republican, and Sterrelt of
the Parkersburg Gazette. In addition there are some
half dozen who candidates fer the State Legsla-
ture. Fredericksburg News.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

In the list Of passed the session of the Penn
syIvania Legislature end the titles Of no less than
thirty-one newly incorporated rail road companies.
Estimating each road at forty miles in length, they
would make total of 1910 miles of rail road, and
estimating the cost at, say $4,000 mile, we have
the moderate OF S3I 200. 900 10 be expended on
entirely new works.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

cSARATOGA WATER.-Ju>t rect ived and VIII be
kent regularly throughout the season, at the Drug
S,ore IF WILLIAMS &c HAYWOOD.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

mod LIVER OLA fresh supply Of Rushton'
OClark & Co., just at hand al the Drug S,oTe
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D.-ImmediateIy, thee good Carriage
w Painters. The highest cash price will be given
w DIBBLE s. BROTHERS.
p S. Also a Wheel maker.
KInston, Lenoir, May 10, 1858 hl--lm'
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Commission Business.

Commission Business.
TIME undersigned will conducts Foreign ana 90 20
1 nestic Produce Commission business III the Cpy
of Petersburg, Va, under the firm ot
sTAINBACK & HARDEE.
oaf.. ar. ,loar West of BolIngbrook Hotel, North
Side a. n uv,
F.. C. 5rAISBACK, '" -, "a
November list, 1852. -
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

CODA WATER.-0ur Fount IS now open for the
season with all the choice syrups. Drop N and re-
WILLIAMS 81 HAYWooDS.
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WORTH KNOWING. Some Of the papers of late,
have had paragraph recommending the of a0heat
four in the OF sca!ds or burRs. gentleman at
Dayton saw it, and the other day, as he writes the
Empire, tested il 10 his satisfaction. He says:
While at The supper table, little child, which was
seated in its mothers lap suddenly grasPed hold of
cup full of hot tea severely scaldIng its left hand
and arm. Immediately brought pan Of flour and
plunged the arm into it, covering entirely the parts
scalded with the -four. The effect truly remark
abe-,he ain was gone instantly. then bandaged
the arm loosely, applying plenty Of flour next to the
skn and On the folio" ing morning there NOT the
least sign that the arm had been scalded-neher did
the child suffer the least pain after the application of
The -four.
Reader TO you bear this little fact in mind if simi-
lar occasion offers.
REMARKABLE Run AcRoss THE ATLANTIC. The
extraordinary passage of that skinner OF the
the Collins steamship Atlant!c-is the subject of a
good deal of remark IN the New York press. Ire
Atlanlic's iiuIe, from dock deck, has just been
nine days and twentyt1Do hours, being the quckes,
trip this One OF the substantial benefits oil
il Isl that the business community OF New Y ork
enabled send back their letters, by
the steamship Baltic, which sailed for Liverpool or
Saturday.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

TXTRACTS for FIayoring-Rose Yenita Orange
EII.emon Bitter Almond, Cinnamon and Pine up
pie in store and for sale 10y ,,,oo0
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HE- The Richmond Examiner, noticing the Alb,

clifton agitation, says:
In the midst Of this Uncle Tom cIalter the pric
of slaves has more than doubled, Seven years agC
We lad reason TO be cognzant of the sale of pow
erful young negro. He sold for five hundred
dollars. On this day he would bring upon The saun
spot not less than fifteen hundred. These facts show
how little importance the business word-the money
changers-Napoleon's seefs-attach Abolition
We commend these facts to the editors of the I'ri
bune. They live In d commercial community, ant
know how quickly causes diminishing the security
of property, diminish also the market price,
1t is notorious fact that the movements of the
Abolitionists have not diminished the price o
slaves. On the contrary, the price has steadily
increased, and negroes are higher at this time thol
they have been for years. The truth is, African
slavery will force its way to such soils and chmate
are adopted to slave labor; legislation may
check it for time, but mems interest will not only
ensure defence of the institution whenever seri
ously menaced, but lead, by degrees, to the in
crease of its area.
We learn that a citizen of the Western portion
of this State passed through this City few day!
since, his way from California, with four or 1--WE
negro men, his slaves, who have been working fo
their master for several years in the gold mines o
that State. They labored five days in the weel
for their master and one for themselves, and it i
said they have accumulated a snug sum from thu
mines. They not only returned voluntarily, bu
they were anxious to do so.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

~ WILKINS & HAYWOOD.
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We observe, streets, Minister TO
Spain and late Senator, the Hon. p. Soue. Though
his health has been for time not good the ORTIZ
climate not agreeing with him. yet he begins al
ready to exhibit the good effects of benign
and genial CLINE. Mr. SouIe is arranging his affairs,
to be able to proceed his post at Madrid,
promptly as possible. We predict for Mr.. SouIe
brilliant and efficient diplomatic He is dd
mirably qualified for his post. The Northern
Journalists mistake ais character, when they
Imagine tina: Mr. SOue will ever be led by any opn-
ions he may entertain relative certain points of in
terndtona policy, into any imprudence rashness.
He understands The world schooled in poverty and
persecution,- self-Teliant and sagacious,-compre-
hendng fully the characteristics of the he has
deal with, Mr.. Soue will not be likely TO make any
false steps, errors give any just ground of com-
plant to even the proud and puctilIous Castillan.
". o. Della.