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ATLANTIC AND N. C. RAILROAD.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN &c, TO THE FOLLOW
Jan. so, 1851

ING C0NSIGNEES.
Goldsboro-E W Adams, s Griswold Co., 7
Murphy, ID Darlington, Sleght Arendell, DR. A c.
Evans Jonah Davis w Lane, Andrews & Co, Hum
MEL A Rockwell Z G Perkins, 7 A Granger Mrs. E
Churchill, w l. Edwards w Greech Washington,
Thos Carter, Riggs & Devine.
Ralegh-S H Rogers, l. E Heath, Hefn, Mrs W
Haywood, Z Cantwell, Hilton.
Battlesboro-W Lewis, Harper, J W Taylor.
Richmond, Va.--Berger Boyle.
Clayton-Hobb 4 Pittman
Charlote-Poopman Phelps.
Company ShOps-N billiard, Chapman.
SaIisbury-R Loor. Haugbton.
Third Creek Ray.
High Point-Fisher 4 Hail. R 6 Winston, o Fisher.
HIlIsboro-W G Hseh. NJ Manly.
FrauklntOn-Geo Calbell.
Townsville Thos II Smith, o NJ G Lines.
Smithfed-A Thain.
SiIIesvle- d Drake 4 Son.
Mebauesvie z Mebane Co.
Jan 80. 14-1t.
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+. r. CHAPLIN.
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACTURER,
RALEIGH. N. c..

l. f Q ii n. &c,
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
HI RALEIGH and the vicinity generally, that he will
promptly and punciuay attend to the binding Of HsOs
prps Magazines and Periodicals of all kinds and in any
style, plain ornamental, on moderate terms.
~ All BLANK BOOKS ordered from manu-.
featured by me, in the City Of Raleigh, n. C.
December 90, 1853. l0s-w&sMlX
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RsDeaL of PersonaL Liberty Bill

READING, Pa, Jan. 2S.- One hundred guns wert
fired here on Saturday, for Rhode Islands repeal o
her Personal Liberty Bill. The citizens are very
jubilant The repeal by Rhode Island is the first
tender of the olive branch of Cancellation to the
South, and is hailed as harbinger OF peace
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H We are gratiied to state that Mr. Nelson,
the subject of the small pox in this City referred to
in our last is recovering and that no other case has
occurred. There is, therefore, danger in visiting
OUR City
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A Washington correspondent says: 1t is now
thought that jefferson Davis will be elected Presi
dent Of the Southern Confederacy, by the Montgom-
cry Convention, on the fourth of next month.
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From the Memphis Appeal of January II.

think that one of the evils that beset us is a sur
felt of liberty an exuoerance of the priceless bless
ings for which we are ungrateful
A. HI. STEPHENS
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Some of our public men have failed in their aspi-
tons; that is true, and from that comes great
part of our troubles "A. H. STEPHENS
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Ex-President Tyler, it is said, will be elected to
the State Convention from Charles City County,
without opposition. -
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L CHURCH.

MUSIC FOR THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
~ REATOREX COLLECTION, 81. Music of the Church,
W BY Wainwright, 81 The Church Choir, by Muen-
scher. 1925. Grace Church Collection by King g. Choir
and Family lsaer, by Wainwright and Duhlenburg, 81
So Cantica Eccesiasca, Coll of English Anthems, by
Webb 81. Tuckerman's Cathedral Chants, $3.50. Hay
ers Chants Birds Single and Double Chants, 3S
cts Church Manual by Bisse 81. Gregorisn and other
Chants % Copies mailed postpaid, receipt Of the
price. -
Published bv OLIVER DITS0N CO.,
s77 Washington Street, Boston.
Jan. go 1851. l4-tc.
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The WILMINGTON STEAMER-The New York pa
pers inform us that the steamship North CtrOlina
made trial trip at sea on Saturday last and gave
entire satisfaction as to her qualities thorough
and safe seagoer. She made eleven knots per hour.
She has convenient accommodations for twenty or
thirty cabin passengers. Her dimensions are
follows: length 175 feet BREADTH 90 feet; depth of
hold, Il feet She is $50 tons burthen, and has
direct acting condensing engine, with cylinder of ~
inches in diameter and 40 inches stroke. She will
run on regular trips between the City of New York
and Wilmington, and may be expected to arrive at
the latter place Thursday, January 3lst today.)
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TIL M A r X e rs.
NORFOLK MARKET.

NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE n. c. " srANDARD.
BT M'PHEETERS i GHISELIN,
Whoesae Grocsrs, Forwarding Commission Aerchdnts
JANUARY 26, 1851.
COTTON-The market yesterday quite active un-
der the favorable advces Niagara and the sales reach
ed about SgO bales, basis of 2c for middng Some
holders ask 9 to-day but the badweather has prevented
transactions to any extent and hear of sales yet
The stock is about 900 bales, but the Freight
ing facilities will be unusually large next week steam
up for New York and to Boston, and the stock
will probably be largely decreased. Planters would 90
well TO send their stock market at once Receipts OF
the week 5000 bales. -
FLOUR.-Market quiet. 8. F. ss@sH; Extra ts1l;
Family Il. ~
DRIED FRJIT-Amost unsaleAble at any price. APP
piles 5og621Sc. peeled peaches ss9s; unpeeied CLIO
Turpt S4c; Tar $l7s@2.
BOSTON MARKET.
By LONDON BRYAN,
Conmission Merchants, SO India Street.
JANUARY %, 1851.
COTTON.-Our market is quiet, but with better feel
ing and prices tend upwards Sales of the week 1900
bales We quote nlddliug l24c stIict do l2%cS good
do. l3@l3Ac cash. We think prices will advance this
week under the favorable influence Of the better aspect OF
political affairs.
GUNNY BAGGING-nas advanced rapidly, and is now
held at U@l0c cash. The cloth in market cost high
figure.
SOLE LEATHER B. A. light and middle weights 2o1<
@2lc.
NAVAL SToRES.-Sots. Turpentne ss@4Oc. cash.
Rosin, common $225S l.30.
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MESSAGE OF THE PRESTDENT.-On Monday last Mr..
Buchanan sent message to Congress on the sub
jcct of the Virginia resolutions. lie endorses and
commenGs them in strong terms. The President
says he has power to suspend laws, but it is for
Congress to do so to prevent bloodshed. He says if
the seeding States will act prudently no collision
will occur Defence, and not aggression" says
the President has been the policy of the admins
tration from the first" He says 81 am one of those
who will never despair of the Republic" He still
"cherishes the belief that the American people will
perpetuate the Union of the States on some terms
just and honorable to all sections OF the country"
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HD HUBARB OR PIE PLANT.-Every Family
Ia ought have few plants of this excellent substi
for Gooseberres Price from % to so cents For sale
by THOMAS CARTER,
Raleigh N. G.
Jan. 80 1851, l3-lm.
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~ President Buchanan has been true to the
Democratic party true to the Union, and true to
the South. His bitterest enemies are the Black Re-
publicans and the Southern disunionists. At the
opening of the present session of Congress the Black
Republicans attacked him on one side, and Mr..
Clingman and the disunionists on the other. Will
the Democratic party of this State endorse this at
tack upon him? We will see.
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MARRIED.,

In the vicinity of Earpsboro Johnston county, the
evening of the 2Sd instant by Wyatt carp, EGG Calvin
Richardson, Esq, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mathew
Hall, Esq.
"a City papers please copy.
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APRICOT AND NECTARINE TREES
n Over varieties Of the above for sale at 25 cts
each By THOMAS CARTER,
Raleigh, N. G..
Jan. so, 1851. 14-lm.
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the Democratic party of this State endorse this at
tack upon him? We will see.
AFRAID OF THE PEoPLE.-The vote in the Ala
bama Convention on the question of submitting the
action of that body to the people, AZ to 53. 1t
is fact that no Convention which has taken State
out Of the Union has submitted its action to the
people The oligarchs afraid to trust the ballot
box. But it will not be so in this State. Mr. Person
gave the casting vote in the committee federal
relations against submitting the action of the pro-
posed Convention in this State to the people, but
he was overrued. The oligarchs here would like
to Go their co-conspiraOrs in Alabama and other
States have done, but they afraid to risk it. The
people the source of all power in North Carolina
IIUNT's MERCHANTS MAGAzINE.-The LIST No. Of
the 44th volume of this valuable monthly has been
table for some days. Established by the late
Freeman Hunt in 1882 it has continuously pre-
served to the present time reputation for its i'm
partial statistics and the usefulness OF its informa-
ton, equal to any periodical of the kind in America
or Europe. Its success for twentyone years. during
which time so many monthlies, devoted to the same
cause, have fallen through for want of public conf
dence stamps it standard necessity to every bu
Siness and statesman who wishes to acquire cor
rect information concerning the nations wealth, re-
sources and progress.
Those desiring to avail themselves of the begin
ing of a new volume to become subscribers, can do
so by enclosing So to the proprietors of Hunts Mer
chants Magazine, 50 Nassau street, New York.
WELL DONE, RHODE ISLAND! We have the salts
faction of announcing to readers that the Legs
lature of Rhode Island has repealed the Personal
Liberty bil of that State thus verifying the pre-
diction made by Governor Sprague some weeks ago,
when he said that the offensive law would be re-
scinded without hesitation, not from fear or cow
ardce, but from Grave determination. in the face
of threats and sneers to live mp to the Constitution
and all its guarantees the better to testify their love
for the Union, and the more firmly to exact alcgi-
ance to it from all others" The vote on the motion
to repeal was in the Senate yeas 81, nays 9 in the
House of Representatives, yeas 40, nays Is. Thus
has the work of reconciliation been>auspiciously be-
gun at the North by return to the ways Of justice
Let 1t be met in similar spirit at the South by a
return to the paths peaceNatiOnal IHteltgencer.
In addition 20 the above it will be seen, in ar
ticle in another column that Mr.. Lincoln has writ
ten to his friends in Washington urging Cancellation
and compromise. This information is of course dis
tasteful to the 6re-eaters who want pretext for
dissolving the Union. But let us Watch and Wait
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STANDARD AND DWARF PEAR TREES.
- fine lot of the above trees, good any in the
United States, at 81 cents each, for sale by
THOMAS CARTER,
Raleigh, N. G..
Jan. Sc, 1861. A-lm.
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D lie d

In Baltimore, esth ntst after few days Illness Mrs
Anna Proctor the 18th year of Der She was moth
er too Isaac Proctor, of this City, decd
Weep not for the loved one. twill NOT be long,
And spread our couch beside her" K. W. d.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-16
VA TERL Y MAGAZlN.E.

LDITEn by Moses A. bow
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and time to peruse, consisting Of
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with music and poetry. ,Ehe papers
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NOW is THE TIME FOR
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fraud
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THE SHREVEPORT
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BEST FAMILY PAPERS,
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HE seven years of unrivalled sue
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Sylphide."
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PROP.ECTLZS
OF THE
BOSSIER BANNER.

HE. Bossier Banner is published,
at Bellevue, La, at three dollars per
aanum to single subscribers. Adver-
tisements inserted at 81 per square of,
ten lines or less, and 80 cents for each
subsequent insertion. Professional
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lished in North Louisiana. Address
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EDITOR and Proprietor.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-16

IS~ Congress ha4. enacted the fol
lowing law in reference TO. Newspa-
pcls, entitled the