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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-02-28

az The New York Herald concludes an article
the subject of the rejection of the nomination of
Judge Loring as a law teacher in the Harvard Uni.
versty Boston, follows. Judge Loring, it will be
recoccted, acted as United States Commissioner in
returning the fugitive Burns to his master; and it
was for this that Gov. Gardner and other abolition
Know Nothings refused to confirm him in Profess
orship in Harvard. The Herald says
Retaliation from the South is of course to be ex-
pected independently ofthe feeling which so gross
an attack Southern institutions is sure to engen-
der the men at the South who desire to give their
sons liberal education will not send them to in
stitutions where by precept and example disobedi-
ience to the laws of the land IS inculcated. They
NAV be ready others to admit impcrfections in
our Statute Book, and as anxious to see them cured
but they will not allow their young men to be taught
that when they dislike law they may openly deride
and violate it. The general admission of such
principle would in time put end to all society :;
and whatever progress MISUNDERSTANDING make to-
ward tha. end, the South will have no hand or part
in the disgraceful work.
We ought, perhaps to exonerate the former from
responsibility for the acts of Harvard College. All
experience teaches that college men, like churchmen
are unsound guides in matters of politics? They
live in world of their own, and know little of any
other. They read plato, but ignore Calhoun !;
recitc Isocrates but disown Jefferson know all
about the slaves in Athens and Rome, but quite
unconscious of the working of the system Of slave
labor in Virginia: can tell off the laws of the Twelve
tables on their fingers ends, but have never read
the Jaws of the United States: can solve the pro-
blems in Algebra, bnt tconnot answer the simplest
question of modern politics. It is not reasonable to
expect these men to act wisely when they travel
beyond their sphere. Many western farmer is .
far better politician than the professors of Harvard
few settlers in the backwoods Of Iowa or Minnesota
would have committed sos great blunder "a that
which has just sdisgraced the Alma Mater at Cam.
brid1e.p JssG = 50 - 8 ssssscss 3 x s. :
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vElRUsT sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF

TENRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED OF
- trust tn me, executed by W. F. Blackwood bearing
date the sth day of February A d. 1885, shall offer for
sale at public auction, the 2oh day March next at
Pney Grove Wake County, n. c. the following property
Spirit Turpenne barrels lot of Rosn tools
five head OF horses mule four horse Wagon and
cows and calves fifteen head Of hogs all his farming toos
three beds three bedsteds and furniture together ali
his household and kitchen furniture patent Salamanca
Safe all of his remaining Stock of gopds consisting of dry
goods groceries hardware cutlery crockery gsss ware
hats bonnet boots shoes &c. &C. three hundred pounds
of bacon. -.s
Seven eight hundred barrels Rosn the north bank
OF Cape Fear river above Purify Ferry in that portion Of
Crmberland county now called Harneit.
4. w. Belts Trustee.
February %, 1853. l053-w3w.
N BSale will commence at Piney Grove and continue
from day to day till all is sold.
Terms made known day of sale.
~ Fayett vile Carolinan copy times and forward
bill Ia Trustrce.
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fBEsH sHADi FRESH sHADi.

NV h FUTNEY UEBIKES ~ INFUkA IHB
W. citizens or Raleigh and the community at hrge
that he has made to receive fresh shcd and
and n. c. Railroad; ana he will receive them both
roads he thinks he will be able to supply Raleigh and
great many of the counties and Hotels west Of Raleigh
with fresh shsd and other fresh fish. All orders aceopa-
MED withsthe cash. viii be promptly attended TO-
IaIso keep on hand good supply Of all kinds Of salt
fish, such as Mackeral New River Nuefs, Trout n q.
family Roe Herngs. God fah, &c. Aso1be very ben
tcle Of Bacon. being boaght expressly or Hotels and fam
without exception, purchssne fsh oshcr articles win
be required 70 pay the cash dsivey of the .Escle
and mex. to E. YsIboronshs livery stables .....
: Feb, n, 1855. - ss-st
Ey- Re3ister copy three tinnes -,
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THE NORFOLK VOLUNTEERS.

This fine Company, under the command of Capt
E. c. Robinson, paid our City visit on Thursday
last the 22d of February and were received in ap-
propriate style by the City authorities. On Thurs
day morning they waited on the lntcndant, Mr. Hay
wood, by invitation, and were Hospitality received;
after which they proceeded to the Executive Mansion
to pay their respects to His Excellency, Gov Bragg
The Governor welcomed them in handsome and
impressive speech, and concluded by inviting them
to the hospitalities of his house; and he replied
to in a happy manner by Capt. Robinson on behalf
of the Company. After firing number of rounds,
in front of the Executive Manson, and after having
refreshed themselves as such good fellows only know
how to do, they retired and at two O'clock in
pany with number of invited guests partook of an
excellent dinner at the Hotel of Mr.. Burch.
The Junior Volunteers were accompanied by
the cold Point Band, " consisting of sixteen per-
sons whose performances cannot be surpassed by
any Band in the country.
The day-the anniversary Of the birth of the great
WAsHNGroN-was mild and beautiful Every one
seemed to be pleased and grated by this visit paid
to the City by our military friends of Norfolk.
There was only one thing to be regretted and that
was the fact that we have military Company.
Why should this be so? We trust this event will
stir up our young men, and induce them at once to
form a volunteer Company.
'The Southern Flag " is the name of very neat
y printed paper, the first number of which has just
reached u.s. It is published at Goldsborough, N G.
by j. W. Potter, and edited by John Robinson. As
its name implies it is strongly Southern in its tone,
and gives evidence of its opposition to the spead Of
asms. Mr.. Robinson is gentleman of talents and
education. VII Journal
Goldsborough now has four papers, to wit the
Tribune the Republican, the Telegraph, the Flag !;
and aprospectus is out for another. - 4.
st he pen is mightier than the sword.,'
LATEST FROM EUROPE. The steamer Baltic, with
Liverpool datessto the 9th, has arrived. 2
Lord Palmerston had formed Cabinet =
s Affairs at Scbastopol were unchanged. s
Cotton was barely sustained at former prices, and
breadstags wsFe dull.
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THE FRENCH SPOLIATION BILL.

The Washington Union of the 18th contains the
Message of President Pierce to the House of Repre-
sentativcs, returning the French Spo!iaton bill to
that body with his for declining to give it
his approval. We have read the message with care,
and ind it conclusive far can judge, in its
statements and arguments against the measure.
The President takes the ground that the eminent
statesmen by whom earliest treaties with France
were negotiated, and who were fully cognizant of
the merits of these claims, never recognized them
as binding on the United States; that all claims for
which satisfaction could be obtained of France were
included in the treaty for the cesson of louisiana
made with the First Consul, Napoleon-said treaty
containing an allowance of twenty millions of francs
by way of deduction from the price paid by US for
that territory, which was considered an ample pro-
vision for all such claims as France could be induced
to admit were justly due, anu they accordingly
discharged in full with interest, by the United
States, in behalf Of France.
The President, among other things states that an
allowance of claims so often decided against would
amount to an imputation both on this government
and that of France. The Richmond Enquirer truly
observes:
The argument in support of the veto is equally
candid and conclusive. The objections to the Bill
Of the weghteSt character, and will satisfy the
country that the President did his duty in prevent
ing its passage. President P rec expounds the
power of the Executive veto in the sense in which
has always been understood by the Democratic par
ty and in which it has been repeatedly approved by
the country. His theory is undoubtedly the true
construction of the Constitution.
For time the clamor of claim agents will fill the
public ear, but afterwards the voice of the people
will be heard, sustaining and appauding the Presi
dent, in his resistance to profgate expenditure OF
the national treasure"
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DIE D.,

In Hlsborough, in this State Saturday morning last
after Prntracted Illness Dr. JANIS WEsB aged 81 years
him it be sad of David at his death EATER he hs
seep." 49, Nc .''' On oN
The sweet remembrance of the Just
Shall flourish while they sleep in dust N - e
Cnape H on the 18th instant, after short iIlpess
aged three and a half years '.- " A''P''
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INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.

New ORLEANS, FEB. 10. The steamer Black War
rior has arrived from Havana, with dates to the
18th inst. There was great excitement in Havana.
A new militia company has been formed, snd all the
Island declared in state of SIEGE all the ports are
insa state of blockade; proclamation had been
made ordering the enlistment Of all volunteers. be-
tween the ages of 1S and 90 capable of bearing
A ministry commission had been created for the
Eastern part Of the Island The British ship Boa.
cawcn had left the Island The Medora was engaged
in conveying troops TO different parts of the Island
1t was reported that Concha had sent to Puerto Rico
for more troops. -
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HMPoRTANT SALE OF MERcHANnIZF-

The subscribers having duly qualified a Admni.tr.
tors on the estate of b. B. Smith, decd win on Wedues.
day l4th OF March next offer for sale Storehousa
lately occupied by the said B. b. Smith decd in IN. Ct-
OF Raleigh very large assortment of new Goods bought
very large and extensive assortment Of Ready m,ds
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, and tt---s
wiabe to the benefit of Merchants to attend at sad
sale instead of going North there good assortment Il
Merchandise of all kinds
Terms of sale: Six months credit with bond and appror
ed security. IF
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NuaBEs 1868.
For ths STANDARD.

Bishop Atkinson will, Providence permitting, visit
the Church at Wiliamsborough, Granville County.
-on Saturd and Sunday, the 3d and 4th Of March.
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JOHN JOHN BSFfaISs.. BTFeaISs. Administrators.

NOTICE.-THES SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEENAT
II February Term, 1885, Of Wake County, duly qualified
as dministratos the estate of b. B. Smith, here
by give notice to all persons having debts claims de-
mands against said B. b. Smith, to present the same
for payment within the time prescribed by law otherwise
this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery and all
persons having CLAIMS against the estate notified
present them Immediately.
JOHN HUTCHINS,
JOHN BUFFALOE Aam 1- e
Raleigh, February 60 1855. q7-td I
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r AND FOR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL SUMNER

II AND FOR SALE.-A BEAUTIFUL SUMNER
4IIesidence on the Hlsborough Road four miles fun
Franknton and six from ousburg in OF the health
est and best watered portions of the State There
both the above named places excellent male and female
Schools and female College in process of erection in the
latter.
There is on the premises a large and conveniently con-
s:ructcd two story building with ten good rooms situated
about three hundred yards from the road in fine white
grove. There also few out-houses-a good Spring
convenient TO the dwelling. will sell hundred
may suit the purchaser Those wishing see
the premises will call the subscriber in Louisburg
VIM. o. Green, Esq, living adjoining. 1.
WIN. F. GREEN. ?
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-THE SUB.
"A scriber having at the February Term of the County
Court of Wake obtained letters of administration upon The
estate of Jeremiah NiIon decd hereby notifies apersons
indebted TO said estate TO forward and make payment
without delay, and those having claims against the
present them within the time prescribed bv law
lice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
NICHS y. NIXON, Admir- :.
February 90, 1855. lO63-w4w.
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ID EGENT-THIS THOROUGHBRED STALLION
IN and Race Horse. awarded The first premium The
last North Carolina gcuura Fair will make the Spring
Season, commencing the sh of March and closing 10Th
of July, of Ilsborcngb, n C.
For further particulars, see hand bills. .
THOMAS a. MILES.
February 90, 1885. 1p54-w6w. -
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&kA REWARD.--RANAwAY FROM THE
sDcU subscriber, residing about two miles fnsm
Norris the old stage read leading from Raleigh Chap
el ill about the 10th of last January negro named
Crawford about 81 yeSrs DID, feet 10 inches high tocra-
bly, Stout and has the left extending partly
the forehead, speaks quick when spoken TO- but
sometimes siammers little He is believed to be ia the
Edwards neghborhood, Chatham county, or about tho
plantation of Rufus Jones, of Wake who his wife.
The above reward will be given for his delivery
for his confinement in Jail that get him again Ny
p o. is Morrisvilie, Wake county.
wM. BARBEE
Feb. "a, 1855. 27-5tpd.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NASH
- County, Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Febfu
airy Term, 1852 Mary Braswel John Draswell, Jcsey
BFnswell Jerry Braswe, James Braswe, William Bras
WELL Francis Hcdgepeh, guardian TO his chdren Perry
Griffin, William n. Griffin. Peggy A. Griffin and husband
Nathan Griffin, Francis S. Hedgepeh and husband CALVIN
Hedgepeih Art;ur BrasweIl and Lucinda Brsswell Al
fred Griffin ana Robert Griffin. .s., :
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
fendans case Alfred Griffin and Robert Griffin
nonresdents of this State ordered hec0re that pub
licaton be made in the North Carolina Standard for six
weeks for them to appear at the next term of Court
the I'd Monday in May next and plead answer or deur
or Judgment VII be taken pro confesso against them.
Witness William T. Arlington, Clerk of our said Court
at Office this 18th day of February. A. D.. 1885.
WM. T.. ARLINGTON, C. O. c.
Feb "a 1855. Io6s-Sw.
--l-f CPr ADV AZ s21<c1
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Lonisburg. n c. Feb. 90. ls55-

STRAY NOTICE.-wAS TAKEN UP AND EN-
Ctered on the Stray Books by Eppy Grissom Esq., living
long tall eyes, aud bare footed. Valued fifteen
dollars. r. ]. MITCHELL Ranger
Oxford, Granville Co., Feb. 90. 1855. lO6S-Stpd.
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SUPREME COURT.

JASPER ETnERiDGE, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

NEW York, Feb Cotton unchanged. Flour
has a declining tendency. Southern heavy sales
Of Ohio at S875sS9l6 Corn tending upwards
and holders firm sales Of white and yellow at 95
cents Pork and beet tending downwards and dull.
BALyIMoRE, Feb. > No sales OF Flour reported;
Howard street held at $3.50. and City Mills at
so.25 Wheat-only 1000 bushels OF red il mar.
ket, sales al 81 SO. Corn-yeilow IS, aud " hte
s. cents, Oats 50s54 cts Clover seed-S6 45a
Sc Is
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PHILIP 3. PRICE

HAVING succeeded Messrs. KNOWLES
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and BOOK and STATIONERY STORE, corner OF
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ton of bic friends and the public generally to his
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large assortment of excellent Bibles OF the Anne
rican Bible Society.
Commentaries, Concordances, Bible Dictionaries,
Bible Biographies &c.
Works of Theological and Practical Divinity by
The best authors
Interesting Biographies and Rel gous Misceanies
The Librariss and other Publications of the Anne
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Prayer Books in variety of bindings
Hymn Books. of all the leading denominations
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collection OF very attractive Picture and Story
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, Procecdiags OF Coneress.

WA,HISGroN, Feb. 2-Seaate Private bills
were first acted On The Navy Retired List bill
was then taken up and passed. 1t provides that
the pay of Captains shall be $500 per snnum
Commanders, $1,000; Lieutenants, $3.50 Passed
Midshpnlen, 5000, &c.
The bill relative to the brig General Armstrong
was then taken up and discussed.
House The Army Appropriation Bill was taken
up, and on motion recommited. Private bills were
afterwards acted on
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VOID ALL QUACKERY, AMI

REGgL4R PHYSICIAN oNLY.-LIFE Pro
Coushg, Colds, Consumption, Group, Whoopl Z
Coug1, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Sour Stomach scrofGl,. and all skin ELupdons. Fee
yer AID Ague, Bilious Fever, Cholera Cholera MvI.
bus, DysenteIy, Bowel Affections. Piles, Sore and
Weak Eyes, Rheauatisn, Heart Disease, Pal pita-
ton, Neuralgia, Kidney ana Bladder Affections,
Dropsv, Failing Of the Womb. and Female Com.
plants.
MEDICINES are the result OF thirty years practice
in Philadelphia. His prescI pon6 are for each CON-
plant, aud have been well tested and approved by
hundreds OF Physicans, and thousands of Patients
A Kennedy FOR EACH DISEASE,
DR.. 8 ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR Elk
PECTORANT, for the radical cure of Consumption,
Coughs, Colds Hosrsenessi Asthma, Bronchitis Spit
ting OF Blood Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat.
and all Pulmonary Diseases This preparation not
only Cousum ption if taken 10 time but il for.
liies the system against future attacks As Cough
Medicine, it is the best in the World II is now
used ana recommended by Physicians at home and
Dr.. S. ROSES WHOOPlNG COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate rslief, and frequently curesin one
DR. j. s. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint amor 9
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arising tTom 80 impure state Of the ?loodrres 81
DIn hoS r. 81 Eh1 I'VE or FAaitLl FILLS
Stomach and Costlveness-25c
DIR. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of he
Womb, Femsie Weakness, Debility and Relaxation
-50c.
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, a valuable rsme-
dy for Female Complaints Superior to Hooper's
PIs-21c.
DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND, sure
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DR.. ROSES TONIC MIXTURE, for Chills, Fe-
vers, and general Debility. A never-failing remedy
900.
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DR.. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL, for all ner-
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ternal or internal also cures Chiblaius Corns
Bruises spreins, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Pains in
the Bowels and Stomach, Sudden Colds &c.-l2t,
25 and 80 cts.
All of Dr.. S. ROSES valuable Family III edicines
to be had of Purcell, Lsdd Co, BennettG Beers
Adie Gray, o. A. Strecker, A. Duvsl, A Bodeker,
J. B. Wood, VIM. P Laid, 8 NJ. Zachrisson A. Les.
lie r. R. Duval Bro. Grubbs l. Appereon, in this
city, and ofdealers generally in every city and town
throu ghoGt the United States.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE ON BYRD, BETWEEN 9TH
AND 10TH SITS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
As Trustee in Deed of Trust from Henry Wenhold
dated 18th January, 1853 duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court, l shall, in execution of the said
trust proceed to sell at public Auction, the pre-
mises, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of February,
1885, ct the hour of O'Clock P. NJ, Brick Tene.
ment with granite 'front.' fronting 90 feet the
South side of Byrd, between 9Th and 10th streets,
running back $50 feet toan allev.
TERMs-Enough in cash to defray the expenses of
SALE and bond of $1,000 with interest from 18th Of
January, 1855; credit to $500, with interest
from 18th Janusry, 1853, until 18th January, 1885,
And to the residue, such terms shall be pre-
scrbsd by the personal representative of said Wein
hold or, in the of his failure to give any di-
rection, then until the said 23th January 1856.
The title is believed to be perfect; bat the sub
scriber, acting Trustee, will convey with the usual
special warranty The taxes for the present year to
be paid by the purchaser.
CHARLES MILLER, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
rCRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL Es-

1NRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
4 TATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND
Sc SHARES OF STOCK IN THE SPRING HILL
COMPANY, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
Trustee In Deed of Trust from J. H. Eustace, jr.,
dated 18th sep.emoer 1884 duly recorded in Rich
in Richmond on TUESDAY, 9Th February, 1855 at
the hour Of IL O'Clock NJ, the interest of the said
Eustsce being third part ia two Lots of
Land at the corner of Broad and Wal streets bsipe
Nos. 4S and 40 in Mayo's Plan.)
Also at the same time and place. 56 Shares of the
and all the interest of the said Eustace in and TO the
rea! estate belonging to the said Company.
TERMs-Cash.
Such title only as am vested with will be cou-
veyed to the purchaser.
w. D. SIMS, Trustee.
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