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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA.-wAKE

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- AK
- COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, No
vember Term, lSeO.-Francis ]. Smith, widow, Up
church Smith and Others heirs at law of John Smith, de-
ceased.-PetitiOn for dover.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that certain
heirs law of John Smith, decd late of Wake county,
nenresdents is ordered that advertisement be made
in the Standard for six weeks for said heirs
at law to appear the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for said county, at the Court House in
Raleigh ON the Sd Monday of February next then and
there plead demur TO said petition or udg-
ment Dro confesso will be entered to them and the pray
of the petitioner granted.
witness, Thomas J. Uey, Clerk of said Court at Office
in Raleigh. the Sd Monday Of November, 1850:
THOMAS ]. UTLEY, Clerk.
Jan. Is, 1861. pr. adv. SIS 621<) 4-w6t
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STATE OF NORTH-CARULINA.-
y ham GoUNT4-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term, lSsO-A Mckinney VS. Ed p HnbSOI
Attachment. " N - n"Ooeil-
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Ed n
tins State or absconds conceas himself that The
binary process OF law cannot be served upon him # i;
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be mad
commanding the said defendant be and appear at ~
next term OF this Court to be held for the county of Chat
ham, at the Court House in Pittsboro on the second NJ
day OF February next then and there to plead answer o.
demur or Judgment pro cOEtessO will be had against him
witness, r. e. Gotten, Clerk of said Court at Office in
Plttsboro', the second Monday in November 1850 ~
c. GOTTEN C. &C
Dec. l9, 1860. pr. adv. IS 6215) 52-wft
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PRESIDENT BUCHANAN ON THE Position OF MARY
LAND.-The following letter from one of the party
of gentlemen who visited President Buchanan few
days SINCE details the precise language he used with
regard to the present position of Maryland:
To the Editors of the american
Whilst in Washington last week, in company
with two other gentlemen, called on the President
As we were about to leave the ROOM one of US asked
him if he had a word of comfort for US?
He replied, 81 cannot say; feel better myself;
but gentlemen, the salvation of the Union depends
alone on Maryland; if Maryland secedes civil war
follows instantly"
Mr.. President what ought Maryland to do?
The President, replied-"Do nothing; remain in
the Union and all will be safe"
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Mr.. Belts, of Wilmington, Del, the only member
OF the House of Representatives who voted against
the adoption of the Crittenden resolutions, was
burned in efigy on the 18th of January at Middle
town. The train on which he was returning to
Dover passed there at the time, and afforded the
gentleman an opportunity to witness the sight
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DURSUANT to an order of the Court of Pleas and
IL Quarter Session for Wake county, shall proceed to
sell, Monday the 18th day of February 1861 at the
Court House door, in the City of Raleigh the negro slaves
belonging to the heirs of S. W. Williams. decd wit
Marian and her five children and boy PaschaI eighteen
years old Two-thrds of the purchase money will be re-
qured in cash credit of twelve months with interest from
date bond and approved security will be required of the
purchaser for the balance.
s. NJ. WILLIAMS, Guardian
Jan. 19, 1861 4-wtd.
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GEORGE L.. WILD,

Now at Raleigh for a Short Time only,)
RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER
vices TO the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
V0 Gas Tuner and Repairer of Pianos,
wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction All left at
the Post Office will receive prompt attention
of St. Marys College and Mr.. W. J. Palmer, Of Deaf
Dumb and Blind Asylum, Raleigh N. c.; E. E. Parham,
]. Wilcox and Prof. G. b. Kehr Warrenton; and j. H.
Mills, Jos. H. Gooch ard Dr.. s. A. Williams Oxford c.
Jan. Is, 1851. e-wu
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The Standard.
LEGISLATURE OF NoRTH-CAROLINA.

SATURDAY, Feb. I'd, 1861
The Senate met at 10 o'clock.
PRAYER BY Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald.
Journal of Yesterday read. ~. -, ;r,o-r.l
NJ Thomss of Jackson from the committee Oh n'enS
;rnnnvements made a report on two bins. :. ~, ;
The report of the committee 1Pa Canal was on
nnot;on Of Mr. Outlaw, ordered to be printed. ,s 49,
NJ Avery from the Judiciary committee repOr'eu 0N
from, the committee federal relations
n,J hi to provide for the defence OF the State.
Mr. Avery from the comm'ee Oh -sSt deal of business
49, the legislature that il impossible 10 aesgne
any particular day, and asking to be rr IN '"' VIC
further consideration of the subject ConeuT5eI IN. D.
Mr.. Wakup introduced bill concerning Revenue ne
ferred to finance committee
In o.. ;no0rno-a,e hudson Female College in the
county of Henderson Passed its several anu WAS
ordered to be engrossed ,lr p;sa. mae I.;5 nm
the table. ..r u.. .-.rsD;,t;no nm
enrolled resolution in regard to the publication OF the Con-
The b to incorporate the Old Topsai Remen, was laid
on the table for the present =, r,:
The bill incorporate the independent 1reys III I
beth city. Passed its third reading. . =,
Mr. Hall presented q resolution passed by the common
tn n the LEGISLATURE in case t should be deemed neces
sary TO adjourn that place Sent TO the House.
fully declining the offer and thanking the citizens ior Inc
The bill to incorporate the Abemarle Guards.
Mr. BIedsoe moved toreconsder the vote oy wncn the
independent Crews were Incorporated. SaTileu'
Mr. Bledsoe moved to amend, by adding the names OF
the old Topsal Rifles, Franklin Rifles and Aioemaris
Guards. Adopted -,
Mr. Street moved to Law on the table Negatved.
The BILL as amended, theu passed its third reading
The bill to amend the charter of the town OF Chaote
in Meckleuburg county. x,. A., LII,
After some debate the proprey of spreading the bill
the journal, go =, ,.,.
Mr. Turner offered amendment providing that " this
act shall be published among the laws OF the General
Assembly"
Mr.. Walker accepted the amendment.
The BILL as amended, passed its third reading
bill amend the charter of Mars Hill College passed
its several readings.
bill to incorporate the Orange Light Infantry passed
its final reading.
bill incorporate the Fayetteville Savings Bank was
passed informally because Of the absence OF Mr. Shaw
The engrossed resolution in favor of David Lewis aud
Daniel Willis passed its several readings
bill to incorporate the Rudisil Gold Mining company
passed its third reading
bill to incorporate the Davidson Copper Mining Com
pany passed its third reading
The bill to incorporate the Chatham Mining Company
was passed over informally
bill concerning the town of ASHORE was read third
time
A bill for the protection of Haywood Male and Female
Academy passed its final reading.
Mr. Outlaw made report from the Library committee
On motion of Mr. Waugh the Senate adjourned.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

OXFORD, N. C.
FENHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence the LIST MONDAY in January and
that of the Fall the I'd MONDAY in July.
For price of board rates Of tuition and stu
dies, see Circular.
THOMAS C. TULEY, Principal
November 2, 1850. 45-w3m#
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-C HAT
- HAN C0UNTY.-COurt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term, ls6O.-I N. Clegg VS. Z. T. Hubbell-
Attachment.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that E. T.
Hubbel the defendant in this cause, is nonresident of
this State abscOndS conceas himself that the
binary process of law be served upon him, it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successfully in the NorthCarona Standard
commanding the said defendant be and appear the
term of this Court be held for the county Of Chat
ham, at the Court House in Pttsboro the second Mon
day Of February next then aud there plead
demur judgment pro UonftsO will be had against him.
Witness r. G. Gotten, Clerk of said Court, at Office in
PittsbOro, the I'd Monday in November, 1860
X. c. GOTTEN, G. C. C.
Dec. 10, 1860. (Pr. adv, S. 62J5.) 52-w6t
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- AXE
- COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, No
vember Term, ls60.-Wm. L. Fort vs. Jas. s. Mooring-
Attachment levied on slaves.
In this appearing to the Court that the defendant
is nonresident it ordered that advertisement be made
in the North Carolina Standard for six weeks for said de-
PENDANT TO appear at the next term of this Court to be
held at the Court House in Raleigh, the third Monday
of February next then and there 10 plead repeyy or
Judgment c0RteSso will be entered against him. and the
slave levied be condemned to the of the plaintiffs
claim.
Witness Thomas ]. Utley, clerk of said Court at Office
in Raleigh the Sd Monday of November, 1860.
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
Jan. Is, 1871. pr. adv, IS 621a.) 4-w6t.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA.CRAT.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-C HAT
- HAM C0UNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term, lS6O-StePhen w. Gotten E. 7. Hub
BELL Attachment.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that F.. T.
Hubbe the defendant i'll this cause, is nonresident of
this State abscOndS cnnceas himself that the
binary process of law be served upon him. it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successfully in the NurihCarona Standard
commanding the said defendant to be and appear the
next term of this Court be held for the county of Chat
ham, at the Court House in Pttsboru the second Mon
day of February next then and there plead
demur, judgment pro will be had against him.
Witness r. C. Gotten. Clerk of said Court Office in
PittsborO', the second Monday in November. 1860
K. C.. GOTTEN, c. C. C.
Dec. 49, 1860. pr. adv. So 621<.) 52-w6t.
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~ year. ''''' 10. D. POWELL.
Jan. le, 1851. <-w3t.
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AIN ORDINANCE

Relating to the Conduct Of Negroes, in
$sths Torn Of A6beville.
sEo. 1. Be itsOrdained by the 7o.cn Council
Of dbbeuiiis, That on and after til. fourth Sun
day Of July inst. all negroes living beyond the
Corporate Hmits will he strictly prohibited
from coming into the Village to Church. ex-
cept, with special permissiop from ll,eir mas.
ters; nor will they be allowed to congregate
on the Streets. before or after preaching nor
will they be allowed to come into the village at
night except with special permission and then
to 1eave ths place Immediately upon the accom-
plishmeut uf lhsir errands. Nor. " ill they be
allowed to come to The Village Churches at
night at all. =
Sro. 3. In each and every instance, in which
this Ordinance shall be violated. the negroes 50
offending. shall be taken to the public Jail, and
there confined until taken out by their m asters
on payment OF the, sum of one dollar per capita
besides the jsil fees.
Done in Council. the 6th day Of July. in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty one and in the 86til year Of the
Sovereignty end Independence of the State
Of South Carolina. &ss
D. F. JONES,
- - Inteaddnt.
July IL. 1861 Il2t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
HEADQUARTERS. July Is, 1861.
BY the Governor of South Carolina.
A PRO0LAMATfON

BY the Governor of South Carolina.
A PROCLAMATION.
7" HEKEAS, THE PRESIDENT OFF THE
w CONFEDERATE STATESOF An4ERI.
CA has made rcquisition upon the State oi
South Carolina for three thousand men, that be
ing the quota of the State in the additional
force now being called out; and whereas, it is
required that the Volunteers Offering for this
service shall be received 'for and during the
continuance of the war;" and whereas, it il
right and proper that such requistion should
be promptly complied with.
Therefore, I, F. W. PICKENS, Governor
end Commander in. Chief in and over the State
OF South Carolina. by virtue of authority YES
tod in me by law, do hereby proclaim that Vol
untsers for this service are desired and will be
accepted, In companies 'for and during the
Continuance Of the war;" to the number of the
three thousand men each company to be com
posed of one Captain, one Lieutenant, two
Second Lieutenants. four sergeants; -tous, Cor
porals, two musicians, and not less than sixty
four. nor more than one hundred privates the
officers to be elected by the companies respec-
lively. No men will be received, except tbess
W PsOfet o6S uuu uSuhus
Andfor the PurpoSe Of organizatioa>and In.
struction, do hereby designhtet "Lightwood
Knot Springs" near Columbia, and some pro-
per place at or near Aiken, as points forth.
establishment Of camps ): and each company
after az and accurate roll Of ito nembers
and = 'ates of the elections of It's officers
shsll ha, been returned to the Adjntaat Gene
raj of.ihe State, will repair to aie camp near
est TO il; there 10 be mu4tsred into service
aud TO be organized into Battalions or ;Reei-
menta It will not be prerequisite in lbe
acceptance Of these ,eonpaniss, that they sha,
be armed, although It is hoped that many o
them will be.
And I do further proclaim, that all the nnsl
or companies who volunteered under the Act .
1850. and who declined, for divers reasons
nausteriug into Confederate service, apd wS
Rsgimsats have gonsste Virginia, may NOV
volunteer into this service, aud in certain case
whore cavalry accompanies havsbesn disorsan,
ized. theii 6ssnbsrs also may volunteer q ri
fantry under this requisition. tS
And do further proslsin, that no oths
Companies. Battslions Sr Regiments viii b.
received uu,ill This foros: ofthres Thousand ms,
be raised.
Two additional Regiments "for hswar' &C.
also called for Immediately; and I have des,R
mated the Regiment nov faised BY Colonel Or
"fcrs the var" rs one, and hsys ofessd III
other 70 Colonel Gregg ..a - y
Given under my hsnd, 1s Governor and Com,
mandsr-in Chief, aad u4Ss,.ths sssl ef q,
State, q Goiambis. this DO Aitssatt sdsg 8
,Juiy, sisbtssn hgpSred and sixty.o.s, snd 4
thssighsysessth ysar Of The TDdspeg5snes .
sonih Carolina R.W. FIGKEES.
~ Aii Pepsrs in ths Htatst Vim psssisb @
foy ghsnext lsaf wesks .s D.
| thiy 10, 1851 II ~
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ursnnYrIrrJ.pc -, - 80.

IdE STATE VI, SOUTH CAROLINA
HEADQUARTERS. July 10. 1851.
MY PROCLAMATION, dated July 18th,
lXl called for tiiressthousand men, to form
eneampments. to be received in companies, '.for
the war;"
Now, this is to give..snotice, that in raising
these three tlsousand'msn, will receive ten
companies to form a regiment, and they may
immediately elect their Field Officers, or they
may do SO after they assemble at the encamp.
rnent. The rolls of the companies signing die
tincsly "for 1e war;. and the certificates as to
the elections Of company officers. must first be
returned to the AdjutanL Generals office, The
FIRST thirty companies offered, according to the
requirements Of said Proclamation, will be re-
oeived. One Artillery company and two full
Cavalry companies, to each encsmpment, will
be received. But these will be attached, at
any regiment or regiments that the public SER
vice may require,
F. w. PICKENS.
July 2s. 1881 It
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a. GARD.

CINCE Publishing a call for 100 Troopers
~ arrangements have been made for the con.
tinuance Of the lst Regiment 8. c. Vols. in
service. for this rosson, I beg leave to with.
thsnhs to those who have intimated their aid
on behalf Of the project.
81 AUG. II. SMITH.
.Jdly ls. 1851.
4W Papers which published the Call will
please to publish the above. A. NJ 9.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
APBEVILLE DISTRICT.
~ kko r~x.nx>., 1S1.~r

In the Commen Pleas.
nIRAM T. TUSTEN who is in the Custody
Ill of the Sheriff of Abbeville District by
virtue of Writ of capias ad satisfaeiend,tn'
of Enoch Neleon, having fled in my Office to.
gether with schedule on oath OF his estate
and effects. his Petition to the Court of Com
mon Pleas praying that he may be admitted
to the benefit of the Acts Of the General As
sembly made for the relief of Insolvent Debt
oIs.
Itis ordered that the safd Enoch Nelson, the
Plaintiff, and all other creditors TO- whom the
said Hiram T. Tustea is III any wise indebted,
notice to appear before the said Court at Able
vile Court House on the first Monday in Oc-
tober next to show cause, il any they con,
why the prayer of the Petitioner should not be
granted.
MATHEW MCDONALD, Q. P.
Clerks Office. Court of Common Pleas,
26th June, 1861.
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: !. NOTICE.
MR.. BURT

.HAvING 1tndly offered 10 take charge of
IL so'm4chOf our business rs may require
astsntion during our absence. our clients will
please call upon him.
Thoss indebted 10 rs should consider our ne.
sessitisi hnd pay up.
PERRIN l. COTHRAN,
= &s Attorneys at Law.
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.

Mr. ED1roR:-A thought has occurred to me that
in the present crisis it would be we'll for our banks
to receive the bills of all legitimately chartered
banks at par It is very evident that money will
be scarce and If one bank in our own State shaves
the notes of another bank in the State how can we
hope to have our currency appreciated abroad. Ny
own opinion is that any bill of legtimately char
tered bank should pass without discount !;
as for any banks redeeming its issue in specie that
is, and will be simply, impossible for many years.
Cannot the Legislature reach this matter BY franz
ing an act that the bills of all banks which have
been legmately chartered shall pass at par within
the State?
Again. would it not be well for our Legislature to
repeal that feature in the charters at least of our
two leading banks whereby their issue is restricted
to certain amount The necessity for this may
not exist just yet but it will exist if the war should
continue. P.
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COMPANY UNIFORMS.


Mr. EDITOR :-There,are now many military CON-
panes forming throughout the State. will offer
suggestion to them. In making their uniforms let
them be of North-Carolina Grey Cashmere. It's
advantages arc that it is cheap that it will last WELL
aud the experiments made by the French Emperor
prove that grey is the most difficult color to take
sight upon, hence is less often hit Again, it is the
product of our own SOIL have lately seen COM
pany uniformed in blue broadcloth and Northern
blue cashmere. Now, that is just the uniform Of
the regular United States troops further it was of
northern make and very expensive If man ex-
poets to 60 into service there is no sense in his
wearing ballroom clothes, no more than there is in
his going into pig-pen with them. We have no
money to spare to the North for her fine goods and
i: is time We had learned to patronise home manu-
factories. The N. c. Cashmere makes a neat and
pretty suit and it seems to Inc man could fight
harder and with more spirit when he had the man.
ufacture Of his own State on his back. It is true
we have to fight them with their own guns in that
We cannot help ourselves, but in the matter of uni.
forms we can help ourselves, and We should.
ONE.
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CIT Stanbar1.
:RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY,, NAY /, 1851.

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD i conducted strietty
spon the CASE sytes. Al pcpes disonptinued at tie
sspirstioa Of s time for which they haos been paid. Sud:
seribs xM b nossd Toun wsrn before sr time i oss
By tisr pepsrs; and SnIss tie subscription
i renewed tas paper viii b ds~asinssd This i rub
from c6eh there wW Be no dspartars Watch the cross
mark and rsnse youy ssbscription, 100000, -l
Wsstlv Standard 81 per asnSms, IN adeanes
Semi Weekly. "a per annsm, IN sdeanes
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from, as we'll % the to- which
they desire the change to be made. -
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lilies must give place tosturdier people, whose min,
GERS are now on their way to Washington At tb;.
moment in regiments An allotment of land in W."
ginia win be = fitting reward to the brave felos.
who have gone to fight their county's battles ,nS
Maryland and Virginia, free States, inspired With S
Northern vgor, may start anew in the race for pros
perity and power"
The Baltimore Sun copies the above and adds
"We read such things IS these only to be astou,a
ed with them. We can scarcely realize that bar
come from human beings, or that the language h.!
the meaning Of ours seems TO breathe hot in 49,. aS
faces, as if fresh from the despotism and inplac,hr
malevolence of the Internal regions. Surely %0
men are mad who fling such things out to the mas
sons of the people The intmation conveyed in tSs
quoted paragraph is that Of war Of ezterm
remorsely, bloody invasion and confiscation If ~,
property Of men who are first to be mmoated ~" ~
victims upon the affairs of fanaticism and cunS;
And to this most horrible intent the men Of II.
North without distinction of party, profess n /.
ready to devote themselves"
AS general thing the utterances of the Northe,,
press towards the South are characterized bv
hate. There are few exceptions, and among tbss.
We mention the New York Day Book, Neua and
Journal Of Commerce.
The men Of the South must brace themselves e.
the coming storm. They will fight in lust W.,
for all they hold dear. They will conquer for FREQ
men when united, and when contendins for ;ust;o.
and right, and their homes and affairs, are indeed
ipvincihle
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REs1oxED. -Yesterday, Captain Thomas 7. Hun.
ter. u the late U. s. Navy, native Of Virginia,
stationed here Is Light House Inspector. resigned
his position in the service Capt H., or perhaps
technically Commander Hunter, had served his
whole country long aud faithfully, hasing been in
the Navyover thirty three years, during which time
he had acted frequently on Court Nartials bnt had
never been before one, save q Z <itness. He re-.
signed ct the call Of his noble cid pother State and
the U. s. Navy, when that vas to hs used to coercs
and not to protect But It must stih have pained
ffhfd and gallant ofacer to resign Ms position
uhe Dag which while borne in gesd cause he
had loved % we'll. OF fcers like Major Holmes, Il
North. Carolina, and Capt Hunter, Of Virginia.
though they will not falter. cannot provost diem.
! sslses from teeling.-HM Journal :.