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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-05

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-N A Il
SCOUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nov.
Term, lS55.-Lucy Bass, Wm II. Edwards and wife Eliza
BETH Richard Bass, the Children of j. j. Holland and
the Children of John Gundy and wife STANDARDIZATION
for Division of Slaves.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Rich
ard Bass the Children of j. j. Holland and the Children
OF John Gund, and wife Elizabeth, non-resdens OF
this State is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the North Carolina Standard for weeks for the said
defendants to appear Court of Pleas and Quar-
House in Nashville the second Monday of February
petition the will be heard parte to them and
decree made accordingly
Witness, w. 7. Arlington Clerk of our said Court at
off, e. in Nashville the second Monday of Nov. 1855.
W. T. ARLINGTON, Clerk
Dec G. 1855. 6-w6w.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, W A e
- COUNTY, in Equity, James ID: Newsonl Complain
ant os John B. Barrett Caleb H. Richmond Defend
ants.
Whereas James D. Newsom, Esq, of Wake County, has
flied in of Equity for said County his bill of
plant against John Barrett and Caleb Richmond and
has made oath before that the said Jno Barrett
nonresident of this State and resident OF the State Of
Virginia this therefore, is notify the said John B. Bar
re wherever he may be- be and appear Court Of
Equity County of Wake, to be held the LIST Mon
day after the 4th Monday in March, 1885, at the Court
House in Raleigh then and there plead answer or de-
to the said bill of complaint otherwise that the sad
bill will be taken pro coesso to him and decree made
accordingly - ~
-. ED. G. HAYWOOD, c. NJ E.
Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1885. 1O4-6w&sw.
s.
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AMDROTYPES
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
TgNHERE IS NOTHING MORE BEAUTIFUL. OR
Il that will be more highly appreciated than one of
those almost speaking telke pictures which T. Havens
has concluded to put up for the ve,y reduced price of ST.
fer short time only thus placing them within the reach Of
all. Give him CALL you will lose the chance we guess
Raleigh Dec. 15, 1855. sat
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M. J. MOORE,

FORMERLY OF STOKES co. N. c.,
XN7TTH ANSPACH, REED & CO., PHILADELPHIA,
w Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods will attend promptly and strictly to
all orders ntrusted to him.
Philadelphia, Dec Is, 1855. S-3m.
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NEW STOCK!
nURING FAIR WEEK OUR SALES WERE
IL large and in consequence stock greatly reduced
much that have had great difficulty in fitting
customers with such styles of garments wanted
iThe difficulty is obviated for received yesterday,
from Manuactory quite Ia, ge invoice comprising all
the and handsome styles recently opened New York
City. We have just the sizes to make stock
plete. ,ss-.5
November 2, 1855. 99-
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Tar River P. o., N. c., Dec. %, 55. 1l-6tpd
OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
yUNHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
Il Thursday the 10th Of January 1885, and close the
first Friday in the June Pupils will be admitted
close of the session is very desirable for every pupil
to be present at the beginning of the session.
SAML L. VENABLE, Principal
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LEATHER Betting OR BANDS
At Thoraasville Depot, Davidson County, N. c.,
NE EANUFACTURED BY THE SUBSCRIBER, Ell
lNA HER single double made from the best Northern
Belt Leather stretched piece by piece by improved
chnery cemented and copper vted at New York prices
CHAS. NJ. SIMS,
Thonlasviiie, Davidson CO., N. C.
All orders promptly attended to, and belts forwarded
cording to directions
Dec. 22, 1855. IL 1y
SALE OF TRUNK AND VALUABLE CON.
~ TENTS.-Will be sold the Office of the Raleigh md
CASTOR Railroad Company, Tuesday 18th January
Trunk and contents, formerly the property of ThOs w.
Wright, of Nash county-folfeited to the Company
BY order of the President and Board of Directors,
w. w. VASS Treasurer.
Raleigh, Dec 26, 1855. ltd.
TAR RIVER MALE ACADEMY.
GRANVILLE CO., n C.
vAHHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
II resumed Monday the 7th day of January 1856,
der the management of Mr. James Campbell graduate of
the University of North Carolina.
Board Sc per month. Tuition heretofore.
For particulars address the Principal either of the Trus
tees, or the Secretary.
DR. j. A. RUSSELL, LEWIS P. ALLEN,
VIM CLEMENT, JAS. COZART,
ALLEN WALLER.
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December Ii, 1855.
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CARD TO MY PATRONas =. -.
CONTEMPLATING A CHANGE IN CUR BUSI-
~ NESS st January 1856, renders it actually necessary
for urge the of a notes and accounts due
u.s. To grant indulgence beyond that time will be aoget
inconsistent with arrangements already made and our
friends who indebted to will confer great favor By
coming forward and settling their notes and &C
counts now due.
Nov. 1s, 1855. 100
NEW STORE.-AT2IHE OLD STAND OF JOHN
Market House. : -
The subscriber has opened full stock Of Dry Goods Clo
thing Jewery Groceries and general assortment Of every
thing usually kept in City Store which be will sell q
wholesale OF retail cost He s determined to se sud
must and will se l; and those in of goods or groceries
can now get bargains Call soon, and give me trial BE-
fore you buy elsewhere. .,u1o
q Raleigh, Feb. . 1864. = y4t A-3 ~
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JOSEPH r.. BLOSSOM,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
WnnrNGToN, N. C..
WILL give his personal attention business intrusted Il
his and shippers may rely having prompt returns
Liberal advances made consgnmenfs for sale in this
market, or for shipment to Northern Ports. ~
March 9, 1S55.-g5si - E w Si-1y.
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PIANOS.
f. DE ROSAS LACERDA.

BA7ON kOC0E Ia,
INFORM Els the Public in general tina,
l he IL now prepared 70 repair in the best
manner, the OLDEST and MOST DE.
FECrlvE PIANOS, at vksY Mopss TX
ra,css, and every kind of Musical lnstsu.
,nents. He will also tune At very reduced
prices. for HE customers and the public in
general
Osde,s lett At the Jewelry stor~ Of Nj.
Theodore Goldman viii be promptly At.
tended to.
tebiedtf EIDE ROSAS LACERnA.
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We0tlsfi Ware, 11feessts, l9vsasllss, ~,
HAND Bteomsi wisrs Hearth, Horse,
III White wseh. Msfkfbs, sefubbioe. t'ob-
web and Paint Brushes Chvfns Reels /;
Butter Ds.hers; Towel Rollers; butter
stsmps, weeden Spoons; Salad Forks !,
Wcc,fen Pals Piegins; Cedar Tubs;
Water and Well t3uc kets, Coco Dippets;
Wash Boards; Wood Scoops Trays, Pals,
IL. ,t MONTAN Il HUtuET.
nsyg. Church street.
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Utsse FuttalstlMes.
WATER Cistefne, ptibt,ets and 7

w oval, oataxoh and colofed Hall Lamps !;
enamslled Stew Pans, block tin snd iron
Sauce Pans; turned l,tass Preserve Net.
Ties. east iron and eattben spittoens oval.
square and Gothic Walters; sslvets and
Tea Tfsys; Lamp Globes, Glimmets and
Wick rich center table French Busters;
common Yankee ,iitto; common, wooden,
Furnished, ptittsnis anil silver plated Ia
bic Casters, Ut MoNrAs h HueuEr.
mays. Church street.
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EsAbfslaerr ana Pattern Csttans.

WhOs8t9eSt MIN PattefM CUtttM9s
THE LADIES Of Baton Rouge, are re-
L specially informed that Miss Guild,
Is now At the Hathey House, whe,e she
proposes to teach the elegant art ii EN-.
bteidtty Also new style Of eottius and
fitting dtesses, tt,sntillss, etc, nv an IN.
ettiht chart Of her own invention called
4" The Crystal Palace Chart" This /. the
only systematic rule for cutting ladies
dresses Mics vvild. may BE- seen At the
Harvey House.
may eff.
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1N6AN'e PATENT,
HMte and Door Nty,:t,sgs.

VIE UNUEN6lUNBD 500 aJehte FOR
j thi. invsluable Spring. has them IN
hand and for sale ut price which IL noth-
ing compared with their utility san,rle.
can be seen at my store, on the gate oi
Joshua heal, aud The Harvey House door
They are simple and would not be aasuit.
able for Tie hesteet tstlof DOOR in this
city. apply at MorrAs h Hueutt.
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CAPITOL CHEAP sTORNIll
a'-eoo"omsx. IAyso. rAs1r,-m
Dasa ard 1s1egHtse, III esusbeweA.


eJODWVVVW - WV
THEht ~ NOTHING u tnete it,ps,a
j tshre 10 this community than IL khv~
where 10 get. PERFECT FITS, ~ suits-
BILE prices. ]. SIMON L co.. Allied with
Samaritan like philanthropy, wsp1d re-.
pectfully direct the Nvstv with beihg
hunboesed) people, 81 this honest place
H. their establishment, erresite the Pess
office, whste the
LADIES DEPARTMENT
will he found full ri flouneed and plain
Bstsses and sin Tissues; MuA,iNs ard
O,gsndits; Muslin, Jaeot,et L O,xsfJje,
Riches Plain and Printed t,filisnsesns
rambtics, Linen Law ns4zif shttt every
thing In hi. long lire.
EMBRO tOENlEo.
Enid rhemise,ts and Sleeves In Joets
Rich 1uipufe lace Collats. . ktest ~.
iety Of silk and Lace Mshtetles. Finite
tsrcnet bands, very fieh kmb'A. 1.sdiso
Handh eteh,efs; tmbd. Skirts, Difbi.
Wy. for skitts large variety 0f SLY
pstssols, Fans, SILK glsyts md fllss
Mitts he.
TAH GENTS DEPARTMENT..
Especially selected 10, This maltst M
guaranteed II b the best wefkmsnshlr,
sud latest style, eefnpfisiBy. tvitt u
Cold. Csestnifettes suits n Cheeksl
Mstselles, saits Of Black ftslisn Cleth,
me'i.c, Beapesf, and Alpseea Coats
I" I, Pants
Brown Linen, Drill and.sthef styles N
sunni n Costs snd pants. Fancy Linen
Din In patterns and by the yard, Under
Garments In Linen and tettsn. sim
Muslin C,Avsts. Hslf Best glovesj
Panama Hats, Straw Hats fef Yevng
America.
srseis, sttepticn IL paid 10 our esstsm.
ess h from the variety of our stock PCT.
feet NJ II In all cases assufed Ut
sp5 ]. SIMON & CO.
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French window GLASS.

RECElVED per ship "OarnAs, !"
y ffpm New tcts, IN xssef ttstnt u window
glass shy tps=tO BY - s--1V BY t0--ts ~ IA;
10 BY 7p-2o BY $3.50 by ~. Ass, Fittsbuss
"elesr" and Waterford 4tass, always on hand
and fcr sale either ny the hos " ~ retait, At,
Aeee-y. MONTAN 4 tuGUkf,
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Mechanics Tools.

DENCH Screws. Cabinet Clamps, Spear
- 4 Jacksons Saws, Plains Vt all Kinds
Augers and Anger Bits, lItsee and brace
Bits. Hatchetts. Hammers. Carvers Tools,
Gimblets and Ceopers Bits, Cocper's Riv-
ets Gr. MorfAr h Huetnr.
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DE. a. s;sss : rs SO s',,.os,
i & o110fWfktaske edtes via:
q ~. tseey SlnS Dfss,rs,
y o1o 1et4 w11tefh Chssee
- - osgaf,
. oo1oo llveand Palm sssptg
~ n
Ao0oo Aseested brands seeats. lcw price
- beSl. divers ncted Whisky
10 y Winter Strained t,std Oil,
100 Bills. Asst Brands Flour,
q " No 1 Lard.
o Sugar Csted Hsu,s
8 There's = ,srsy's bfsnd '
Z +" Bacon Hatis. tt
81 ph,s. White Fish, equsl 10 shad,
! Casks, 5000 lbs Bacon shculdafs.
ne Above articles oil laid IN 1t the law.
est cash price, enable The subscribers to
anticipate early and specify ssles.
mayt7 BARBEE \ BENJAMIN.
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Sptftal 1otifes.

Tax Notice.
~. PERSONS indie hsed for corporation
a Txes aFe Aetsby notified 70 hold them.
sslves IN readiness 10 pay the same forth.
9th. H. +. WOLFE.
April -. Collector.
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Something Worth Reading
rr~ttE sttHscRtAtks wou,d al, N. i.

rrNtfE sUBSCR tBtks would eail the n.
j tentien Of purchasers 10 The large a.
di'ions now bsing made 10 their stock,
smonx which may he found
An slessn. assortment ii Plated and Japan.
ed Walters, In sets and single;
Coffee Utps, with and without dfipt en-,
Gilt h Ornamental Hall Lamps i Lsntstne,
Gilt Solar ard Side LAMPS. for OIL, tbtttt
Gas and Campfire;
Cut end Pressed Glass, China i Flint wass;
Brass, Copper, Ornameatsd md Cemaso
Cosl Hods, e 4I,
Elegant Polished steel Fire ltsaa end AM.
Irons; with = large varsity NJ
housekeeping articles.
A Ans assortment Of Window Shades, -.
Transparent Psres shsdes Tor Lamps
Glass. tilt end Plated Curtain Bands, d,
Gilt Curtain Cotniees;
Alse, A Fine AsseTtaent u,
Rich Git Gin Cups, Tlts.A. 'rlte, Sets
Fancy Cologne I'D Toilet Hotties,
Mantle Ofnamefts, As., suitsbls
rof CArAstMas Prseeuts.
ntRECT FROM THE MANUrAC.
- lures, Mahogany Bebstesde, Ward.
roh.sj Wa.kstsnds; Busesus. 1'shlrs, Ae.
silt and Mahogany psir, MsStlss snt
Locktnx Glasses. /
rz-Csll and examine, d our ssssk n
now complete.
dssso-y. !. R1tDA A04
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NtSH LINE Floats, assorted sizes; LIN.
l. eriek and kirby bent Hooks; Fish
Lines, assorted sizes; Shot Pouches Pow
der and Pistol tlasks; Double and Single
barrel Shot Guns 4-Oa hand fcr sale bv
may 8. MOATAN L HUGuET.
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- Another Fresh sspply.
JUST received PEI steamer Laurel Hill,
u another lot Of Gents, Fine Gait Boots
and Btogans. Also an additional supply Of
Best Ru.aet Btossns. Ladies', Chitlren's
ard Misses Boots and Shoes II, great vstie.
ty and ye,y low let Cash.
may9.ly u.s.. HACKLEY.
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TsartMoS,Ats. The British Gov.
srrment have presented Ia Mr.. Grin.
nell. II New York. q handsome silver
vase. Ia Acknowledgements Of his ser.
vtcea In fitting out. At his own expense
an expedition In search Of the late Sir
John franklin. They have also pre-.
ssnted ! silver tea.servics and saiver
70 Dr.. Kane who conducted II, and
gold medals tor Dr.. Kane and the
ether officers, and silver medals for the
crew, the articles bearing suitable in.
scrip,iouA
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THE MAGIC CORN AND cor Mfti.,

f1sHE MAGIC CORN AND con Mttt |. .urev.
! Tor " any heretrtore offered ter GRINDING
EsEp ron eTOcx. II win grihd twenty bushels
~ etoek feed per heav, wlth the pewer of ,re
mule or Il win grind s,a bushels Of llne meal
per hour or etx bushels etcstn AMI cob fsr steck
iced per hcNr, with the power AZ one tnale.
THIS MAGIC Mttl was patented In eeptsn,.
bet, 1850. ana IL undeabtedty Superior 10 ali i,s
predecessors.
Our prices win he ietnd IA b. Hsa Oh lever than
ether mills Of inferior quality. For sale b.
SAMUEL LOOKS, !, and FRONT lsvee.
New Orleans.
Agent for the Manufacturers.
u The ehcve described Mil can be seen u
lhe store q a. N. Washington 4 o., Church H.,
pucket's Old stAn") Baton Kcare, who are The
aeente for the sale cf The same. The mil can be
Ntrntshed u any ianatse m the river, between
New ofleAas ana BayeH Sara, ies e.b-Neieht
included. may3.iv
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fctty.sne ssserdinsts lodges Of Free end
Accepted Masens, within The p,evtness 81
Canada, having, fef causes ~ forth In 4
circular aatfrss to The different grand Judges
of,hs world, separated Themselves from
the grand lodges " England, Scotland, end
IRELAND, ard formed IN indereNdst gnna
ledge, were, On shs 9th instant, recognized
bv the Grand Ledge ot the District Of
Columbia.
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Hay. Corn and Pork.
TUSf RECEIVED BY the subscribers
= 600 Sack. Prime White Corn; 90 Bale.
'rimcthy Hav; 30 barrels Mess potk--
for sale lower than II can be had in the
market. NTH BARBEE L BENJAMIN.
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A Coon fpsA.--The eagrrness with
which csceders form The American,
srs seiaed BY the Democratic party !,
glor'aed over Rugged ss newly vel.
dsd bride, aud given place Of profit,
he's given rise 10 The happy ides, that
Il would 10 we'll for the Americas
party 10 - over IL body, aud IL chs
manner purify the aotertiAed.
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ssAvsav IN CusA.-~Ths planters
a1a merchants Of the Island II Cuba
have presented = memorial 10 the
Queen d Spain asking perm'ssien 10
introduce Into he Island. N An expert.
,nent, forty thousand celenists from
the coat Of Africa.
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(,uoklng stoves.

Cooking stoves.
TUSr reeeiv d lot Of large and small
y sizes. Old Kentucky. Msyaower. Ohio
Premium, and Crescent Stoves, also Pot
Castings Of every description.
mayo. MONrAN Il HUCuET.
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uvestes'n .lDseo1enn.
WE HAVE just received (stl sen
w the west, the following articles q
Western Produce, which We viii ell lew.
voA CASH:
1000 liz. Dried Beef (Da..is's Brand
2 Cares Besf 1'ergues, do. d..
1000 lbs. Bologna Ss0ssss. do. do.
1000 lts. New Dried APPLES. ;.
. Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Dustsre
% bhIs. Do do Roll q,
IS Boxes do DO Chase,
10 10. Foxes Starch, -
rs Kegs prime New Lard Davies Ds,d)
IL half bols. New Mess Beet d. IL
1000 lbs. do Do Do 10. do.
q Kegs PIG rest. do. d.
1000 700 les New =. G. Hsms iDs1sN, =,
Is bbls. Flour; RI
100 bb's. Potatoes; u
~Wc would call the attsntien Of tn
public 10 the above srticles--thsy are oil
new and fresh, end ore the best that a. b
bought In this city
nsri4-y. A. MONTAN 4 BRO.
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A mcmte, II The preseu, House Of
Representative. from one If Western
States, was once ~ poor that no paid
Tor bis tuition BY ringing the college
hell At The .ession hours. lie literally
"rung himsrlf In" Whats forcible
illustration Of The sentiment, Honor
end tame from no condition rise"
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OecLAasp AN OvrLAw.~-Mnlcou,
Lord Forth. scn u The Earl Of Perth.
las been proclaimed An outlaw. Tht.
II The unworthy or dsrangsd repre-.
sentative u the ancient family u Perth,
who was asnt homs from tle Crimea
BY Lord Raglan for refusing to 20 out
10 Tie trenches. Al able defence wae
made for him through The press BY
bic afflicted father.
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N. Q. Btyan.--This gentleman, WHOSE
latitude Il The Meth tsasi CsfNst VI Court
hssss square, has been getting In, to-day
eth either fresh supplies u Fancy Groceries
wines, liquors. ete. He viii be feUnd open,
during The bssiness hcats Of t,av and Nisht
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Medicine Cheats.
A FINE A00OATNGHnXfs r planta ttoas alus
"A l.aneetes, Toeshiersspt, echr,Asstors, Gap.
ping Cases aaA Cupps, Dreastpamps, PhyslclAn's
Pocket Cases n vlles and 1netfun,en,s. II
apyO nOuxL'N Drug store.
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BATON ROUGE

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REMARKS OF MR. SPEAKER SHEPHERD.
On Mr.. Scott's amendment to the Free Svffa0e

REMARKS OF MR. SPEAKER SHEPHERD.
" Mr. Scotts amendment to the Free Suffrage
entertain The opinion, and have already decided
that no amendments to the bill before the House is
IN order. The question is unlike that before the
last Legislature, and to my mind the distinction is
plain and palpable The purpose of the Constitu.
ton in requiring the Governor to make publication
OF the bill passed at one session. before the election
OF members to the next will readily explain itself to
every man who gives his attention to the proper
construction of that instrument It being required
that bill to amend the Constitution, shall be pass
ed at one session, and also at a subsequent session,
and be the same bill at both sessions, it is plain
that when the people of the State vote for members
to the second session, the question is simply wheth.
err they are for against the particular bill to
amend the Constitution. of which publication has
been made previous to the election. If the bill can
be amended now it is not the bill of the last session.
No publication of the amendment offered has been
made; no notice given to the voters of the State
If the amendment offered by the gentleman from
Guiiford (Mr Scot is in order, il it be adopted
the work of the last session is lost and it may be,
that an amendment Of the Constitution could never
be made through the Legislature, a condition of
things clearly against the plain meaning and intent
of the Constitution ITSELF Will this Legislature
adopt or reject the proposed alteration just it is
proposed? Here is the whole matter. In deciding
this question, am pleased to refer to the session of
1852 when Mr.. Baxter in this Chair and Mr.. Ed.
wards in the Senate, both ruled as have done to-
day, and no appeal was taken. It is fresh in our
minds that the Speaker of the Senate, was but a
few days ago, fully sustained in the same judgment
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WAKE Male AZ AND FEMALE AcAnr.
n NV. :. 3. T TsAwlck, Principal

WAKE MALE AND FEMALE Ac.,
K ssv. s. B. TTsAwIcK, Principal
WE ARE PLEASED TO A AAsNs's19Ht
T.awiek accomplished LADY, for ' mex. Services
gentlemen may take extensive practical ladies' and
tory for the duties Of life Young men wsb;u pepan
or teaching will find here wholesome and tE. 10 Prepare
ment. -" " w gwen IN that dpn u
rms Institution is situated in Wake Count, ,
Ra es SCUM 2. kalegh upon the Stage road ie,dn
gent and healthy ne;ghb0rhoods in middle moral inte
with trst rate water. Ample provisions h.uo Carol
ior the comfortable accommodation of lar.e oeen
The third session will open on Tbursd.r !,
January 1857 and continue 81 weeks, at H. me 9Th
o Hoard including fuel and washing lights eseen,
Tu1r1ox PER SESSION,
t r., studies spelling, reading &C.,
All other English studies, $SM
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &C., l2@
Extras l6%
French,
Music on Piano, instrument included 5M
w wax Work, different kinus, each, $50
Tissue Work, 800
Needle Work, various kinds, each. 2S
Painting, water colors, 300
We give the following names, as being e;tho, 3 On
With our teachers or the location as referncssa acquainted
E era Nor Rsd College Lewis W k M
Standard n c. c. Advocate and nr, Inc Editors the
Thos g. Whitaker, Col Willis Whtaker .ae Age; Rev.
Esq, and Jno. NJ: Fleming, Esq, Wake w. H. Wilder,
!, Special attention will be given to the mora,
Academy enee montb OF students %
OF different denominations convenient are churches
tbanb desirable that all students be the first
sickness. ' ~ cases ol prOtractd
With Those coming to Raleigh from direction will be
will inform us when they will be there " 'n''se they
Address the Principal. either Of the upders;,,,,
particulars at Raleigh N. C. Undersigned, for
II. B. WHITAKER
Raleigh, Dec. s, 1856. ia,
@ Advocate, Spirit of the Age, Giraffe COW 1-"i0W'