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Spring ajJU jsuMMEfi iclothing. Spring 1 Goods Fresh and BcautlAil For the North Carolina Standard. OF JUDGE 1 FOR 185L JfJ OHIO AND MASSACHUSETTS. We present below the proceeding of the Ohio Legislature on the subject of the fugitive-elafo law. It till be seen that that powerful State ha taken the moft decided stand against this law, and demands its modification or repeal.

We quote as follows from ihs New York Journal of Commerce Ohio asd the Cortosii8. The joint which passed the Ohio house of representatives E. L. HARDING, CO. proceeding punishable by the preceding.section may maintain an action therefor in any court competent to try the same.

I Sec 7. In every case, civil or criminal, arising under this act, the legal presumption shall be that no person living within the place of this Commonwealth is held to service or labor and has escaped therefrom within the meaning of those words in the constitution of the United States and it shall be incumbent on any party that relies upon such holding and escape in his defence to establish the same by evidence. Sec. 8. Whenever any person is arrested or imprisoned on the ground- of his being held to service or labor, the supreme court or the court of common pleas, at any regular session, or anv justice of either iLfl AVE received within the last week op wifd of rf; LATEj ARRIVALS From New York nud Philadelphia, HAVE placed in poiei6i ot Ihi'tinderVijoed a considerate poitioh ol" his SPKINQ AKD SUM jiKR supply of 't jus'd p.iss'ct on atfohb, i embracing every thing 'new and fashioriabU forLadi' arid Gentlemen's Wear, (o be lodnd in the Norine rn tni ken, and to which he would refpectttlly Invilt 's- I 7000 Wortti of Superior WBiApY MADE t)F OWN, some days since, instructing the senators in Congress 1 Philanthropic Hall, April 4th, 1851.

Whereas, It hath pleased Almighty God, in the accomplishment of his wise and holy purposes, to remove from a career of usefulness and honorable distinction the late Hon. Augustus Moore; and whereas, the loss of its eminently virtuous and distinguished members is the severest affliction that can befall a Be it Resolved, That the Philanthropic Society has learned with profound sorrow the death of ihe Hon. Augustus Moore, whom it has always recognized as a conspicuous proof the correctness of the principles which it cherishes. Resolved, Thatwhilst we bow with reverent submission to this manifestation of the Divine will, we cannot but deeply deplore the unexpected removal of so eminent a citizen of the State, and so valuable a member of the Society. Resolved, That in all the relations of life, the de.

or ondoAVOr procure a luwiuvanwu, not to They have bestowed particular care and attention upon the manufacturing of their Goods, and feel confi amendment of toe furtive-slave law, appear been acted upon by the Senate; but, in lieu tentiori or purchasers. Among tbem nw set of resolutions were concocted in Silk of sa id courts, or any justice of the peace, may, on. ueaatnui, plain nd figured chanesuls Rich Barage, and Barage Delainrs, iJi. which are worse than the first. The first dent that tney can to, thei'Castonier, The Largest and Cheapest Stock ill If thn as amended passed the senate by a rote of LATEST FROM EUROPE.

1 We have the latest Foreign intelligence by the Steamer Baltic. The Teports from tha Markets are as follows: Literpool Cotton Mark it, March 21. The information from America, received fortnight ago, that the receipt for Cotton at the ports was 94,000 bales more than the previous year, caused naturally enough a decline of per lb: On the contrary the additional advices received a week ago, that the receipts had further risen' to an excess of 113,000 bales brought about an advance of jd. Of course this upward turn is not, strictly speaking, attributable to the increased receipts; but as those statements were accompanied by such positive and absolute advices that the whole crop, notwithstanding the large receipts, would not exceed the former short crop estimates, has given confidence and an upward tendency to prices. One great reason of the steady demand from the trade, is the absolute barenness of the stocks.

It cannot, however, be doubted that any non-favoring circumstances would instantly tell upon our present raised scale of prices nor is the period very remote when our market must be brought under the influence of the succeeding crcp in the United States. 44 Fair Uplands are placed 7d, Mobile 7d, Orleans 7fd." 8640 American, 1350 Surat, 70 i Egyptian, and 40 Bahia was taken on speculation and 1520 180 Surat, 30 Egyptian, and 80 Bahia for export. Sales for the week 42,630 bales. Liverpool, March 23. Ashes are very quiet, and must be quoted 6d lower, 22s 6d being accepted for' Pots, and Pearls i Chamehon Tissues nd Silk Grenedines, Shaded New style Chine Poplins.

4 In this Market. 1 Those who wish to purchase good fitting Coats, pants, and Vests; made up in a superior style, will be well Super Silks and fancy colored SatloV White and colored dotted Swiss Muslins, -Plain and Embroidered Muslins and Lawns, Chine and Embroidered Ginghams, Silk. Toil DuLindsod rich Lineh Lustres, Fourlard Silks and tfilendid Muslio Robes. paid bv giving us a call. April 7th, 1851.

45 4m. ceased has so borne himself as to acquire the highest esteem and admiration of all good men, and has left I i a bright example of the happy union of talent, and Canary, Orange, Sky Bide and Pink, pUia, Calicoes industry with the most unswerving integrity 19 to 10, and.tne noe ww mo second passed the Senate by 21 to 8, and the house h7il to 21. So Ohio, by its legislature, has decided a strong vote that the furtive-slave law ought to be immediately repealed." It remains to be seen whether this action of the legislature will be sustained by the people. It is true, the resol utions are only declaratory or advisory, hot they involve principles which, if carried into practice, will dissolve the Union beyond a pendr Saturday, March 22, 1851. Mr Linton, from the majority of the committee on federal relations, reported a series of resolutions on of slavery, as follows: Gentlemen's Furnishing Articles.

E. JL. Harding, A Co. Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with the be reaved family of the deceased, thus deprived, at one AVE just opened a choice stock of Splendid Fancy Silk Cravats, iue peuuon or me person so arrested or imprtsoned, or of any other person acting in his behalf, issue a writ of habeas corpus to take the body of the person so arrested, or imprisoned, in the manner and form provided for in the 111th chapter of the Revised Statutes and the writ, if issued by either of said courts or any justice thereof, shall be made returnable before the court or justW issuing the same, or any other justice of the same court, at the discretion of the judge issuing the same; and if issued by any justice of the peace, shall be made returnable before the supreme judicial court or the court of common pleas, or any justice of either of the said courtsnamed in the writ, at the discretion of the justice issuing the same; and the writ may be returnable to any term of either of said courts not expired when the writ issues, or at the next in any county. Sec.

9. In addition to the persons authorized by the said 111th chapter of the Revised Statutes to serve writs of habeas corpus, any constable of any city or town may, in said city or town, serve any writ of habeas corpus issued under this act. Sec. 10. The whole of said 111th chapter shall apply to all proceedings under this act, unless! they are inconsistent with any provisions, of this act.

Sec. 11. Whenever the person arrested or imprisoned on the ground of his being held to service or labor shall not, on the hearing, be discharged by the iudere or court before whom the writ is returned, he Black Italian, do. ivathan Silk, do. Super or White Silk, do.

Plain nd Figured Silk Pocket HandkfY, Black batin Neck Stocks, fancy col'd Neck blow, of an affectionate husband, a kind and gentle father, and an estimable friend. Resolved, That in token of the sense of the great loss we have sustained, we will wear the usual badge of mourning tor thirty days. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the family of the deceased, and to the Albemarle Bulletin, Raleigh Register and Standard, with a request to publish. fosohxd by the Gtneral JSssembly of ike Slate if Skeleton Hair stock, a pretty article Tor a hot Sum niio. That while this general assembly would urge a faithful bbservance of law upon all the' people of bingnains.snd 1 anion Mo 11014 Green, BluePink and Brown Borages, Elegant Silk embroidered L-wns and Mhilins, French, British aod American Prints, of indelible Dies, Dunnels, Sprogues, Merrimack and Cocheco, fat colored Fine Black Alpaccat, and Black Birages, Full and Mourning Calicoes, Muslim, and Barage Swiss, Checked, and Jacont Muslins, i Irish Linens, aud Linen Hsnd'ls, Lace Capes and worked Collars Laces, Edgings, and Insertions, -Beautiful Spring Bonnet.

Bonnet aKd Neck Ribbons Fine Cloths and Caiuier, j. Tweeds Cloth and Kentucky California and Ringold Drills, 1 White, Brown and lancy colored Lihen Black Sarin, figured Silk and Msuailles Vr stings Black Drab DeEt-a nd Jenny Lind Cloth, 1 Silk and Cotton Umbrellas and Parasolls, Moleskin, Calilbmia'and Summer liatl, Fine Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers. I' T. A. MITCHELL Ra'eigh.

Apri8lh, 1851. 4ft Additional supplies remarkabls for Richna of Com. I. J. i C.

B. SANDERS, D. M. CARTER, mer's day, Bl'kj and col'd Kid Clove, Whitet Black, and Fancy col'd silk Gloves, India superior silk under shirts. Gauze Pat.

Merino shirt, White gauze cotton do. White Fancy col'd silk Hose, Superfine, white cotton I Hose, Bleached and unbleached Jean Drawers, with patent Tops, Raleigh, April 454m Lard has been taken in small parcels by consumers at 45s to 45s 3d per.cwt. j- Molasses We have to report 400 puns old.clayed Cuba at 19s 9d, and 150 puns Demerara at 14s per cwt. Naval Of Rosin 1000 barrels have been sold at 3s 3d for common, to 7s for fine; and 500 barrels raw Turpentine at 7s Id. American Tar has sold ex cua) at lis 9d per1 barrel, 1500 barrels finding buyers at that rate.

Spirits of Turpentine are held for the higher prices, 2s 6d jbeing now required, Shirts, Shirts, Shirts. DOZEN Cotton shirts, Linen Bosoms and Col 50 may claim a jury trial before the court, of which the lars, with Byron and standing collars, aUo, with- collarsl well made, and wo will guarantee to itive a out The people of Petersburg are straining every energy to acquire the rich trade of North Carolina. The South Side Democrat, in a long article upon the. subject says, the Raleigh and Gaston road is more entitled to support, and is of more value' to Petersburg than the contemplated Southside improvement. It says: Of the two, if forced to the alternative of losing one or the other we would cling to the Caroli-improvement.

It. will do more for Petersburg, and they who doubt the assertion will see it verified. We must have the Carolina trade, and we appeal to the citizens of Petersburg to exert themselves now to secure it. Our very, existence is staked upon the fit -or no sale. E.

L. HARDING. Raleigh, April 7, 1851. 45 3m. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

Boston, April 4. A fugitive slave named Symms, from Savannah, was arrested here last night. There was considerable excitement on the occasion. Officer' Ba tenia who arrested him, was stabbed severely in the groin by the negro. I He was committed to design and Novelty ol style daily expected.

this State, and of her sister States of the Union, as the most effectual mode of securing their best inter ests, as well as a high duty, which they owe alike to themselves and their common country, it would most earnestly recommend to Congress the necessity of so amending and modifying the provisions of the fugi-ave-slave law that, while it secures a faithful com-pliance with all its obligations imposed by the constitution of the Urited States, it will, as becomes a free government, guard with a jealous care rights of its Mr. Walker moved to amend the resolution by adding to the end thereof the words And if said law, in the opinion of Congress, cannot be 90 amended as to give to persons Claimed as fugitives from labor, the benefit of every legal defence" of their liberty, we then recommend the repeal of said law." The question was then takenbn the resolution thus amended, and resulted yeas 17, bays 10 as follows Ycas Messrs. Alward, Beson, Bill, Blocksom, Burns, Cunningham, Eckley, Ferguson, Faust, Gei-ger, Hart, Howard, Lawrence, Linton, Lewis, Payne, Van Buskirk, Walker, and Speaker 19. Navs Messrs. Barker, Broadwell, Hatch, Harlan.

Kilborn, Lyman, Myers, Pardee, Randall, and Sntliff 10. Fine Black Doc skin 500 Acres of JLand foi Sale, IN MOOtlE COCKTli W. C. PAIRS just opened, of superior cassimere. Entirely Hew style and cut.

The best fit ting Pants but, so everybody says. If) degree of energy and enterprise we mean to exhibit judge who heard the case is a member, on entering into a recognisance, with a sufficient surety or sureties before said judge or court, for' his appearance at the said court at the next term thereof, in the same county, and prosecuting) his appeal to final judgment. The penalty of such recognisance shall in no case exceed one thousand dollars. 1 Sec. 12.

The court to which the said appeal is made shall direct a trial by jury of all questions in controversy under habeas corpus between the person arrested or imprisoned and the claimant; and the verdict of such jurv shall be final and conclusive, and judgment shall be entered thereon and the Commonwealth shall piy all the expenses of justice fees, serving the writ of habeas corpus, witness fees, summoning witnesses, and clerk's fees, which may be, incurred by any person obtaining a writ of habeas corpus prison to await an investigation. The owner of the slave is James Porter, of Chatham County, Geor- Second Despatch. Boston, April 3 11 P. M. The warrant for the E.

L- HARDING, Raleigh, I April 1851. 45 3in. 9 iijirr isjn'' I in the present emergency. The debt of Petersburg is already, $800,000, and while such is the tone and spirit of her citizens, what action are we taking in Norfolk? what are we do French Cloth Sacks. Near f7e Coal Mines on Deep River.

arrest of the fugitive, Alfred Symms, was granted Bt 1 o'clock to-day, by George P. Curtis. Esq. Po ITTTE now receiving the prettiest style of Loose frti Cnmmiili i inAihnt to secure our share of the productions of our sts- THE undersigned having quatified as Administrator' with the will annexed, the Estate'of L. Ki Pratt Sack liceman Asa A.

Bateman's wound in the groin is to tor Srto ing Literally nothing divided in counsels SKJl UUUIIHCIi 111 llldl )Cl, E. L. HARDING, 4. CO. April 7, 1851.

45 4m. dee'd, will sell to the highest bidder on the 15th uf May the depth of three inches, but is not dangerous. After and disputing amona ourselves It is a humiliating Raleigh, next, on a credit ot nine months, a tractor Land in his arrest the fugitive was planed in a carriage at the state or things, and it is tune there should be an end Moore County, and within one mile of the Coal of it. Norfolk Argus. For the Benefit of all Concerned, on Deep River, and it is probable there is quantity of DE it uhderstood.

that E. L. HARDING, UU. 13 will receive as usual uoai upon 11. 1 ins irapt 01 una dh no larin nor improvements upon in it contains a quantity of the very best long leal pines, i NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK, This situation is very desirable for a Turpentine From their Houses In Richmond Petersburg, Mansion House, and driven at a rapid rate to the court-house, where he was committed for the night in the iock-up under the The fact is not generally known this evening, hence very little excitement prevailed.

He resisted again at the door, but was soon overcome. The ownar of the slave is here and has fully recognized his property. Third Despatch. Boston, April 4th. Symms, the negro fugitive arrested yesterday, is claimed by James Porter, of Chatham county, Georgia.

The claimant's testimony was heard this morning in court, and the case adrourned under this act. 1 Sec. 13. This act shall take effect from and after its It remains to be seen whether this bill will become a law. We suppose, of course, it will.

It is too much like Massachusetts to allow the hope that the result will be otherwise. The New York Legislature is expected soon to pass a series of Resolutions demanding the repeal of for burning Tar, making Shingles, and getting too Timber, which may be had on this land of any desirable size. Until the 1st of July. This we consider quite an advantage, for the reason There is also a good Mill site near the centre of the tract. 1 his land sale is worthy the attention of the enterpns-.

that they will be constantly making additions to their stocK, wnicn win ajways raaKe uauracuve. ing men ot the State. This land, lying i a the bend of Deep River, above the Gulf, within one mile of Peter Evan's Mills, adjoining the lands of Wm. D. Tyson, Raleieh.

Ann 6 1851. 4a 4m the fugitive law and as soon as she comes up for- 'till tn-mnrrnxxr mnrnintr. A mpptinrr liat KsanojllaH Curious Political Problem. Five Dollars Reward. Since the election of Hamilton Fish to the Senate of the United and the firing of the hundred guns at the Battery by the free soil interest, in glorification of that great event; but more particularly since the endorsmentof Mr.

Fish by the Washington organs, the question has arisen whether the administration has gone over to Seward, or Seward to the administration! The opinion prevails, since the enthusiastic reception of Mr. Seward at the Astor House dinner, that'tho administration, including the President and cabinet, and all their luggage, have gone over and surrendered to the champion of the higher law," willing to take pot luck and be thankful. How isit.1 which is it 1 Fiva dollars reward will be given, on application at this office, for any official and satisfactory information on the subject. Has Seward gone over to the administration, or has thead-ministration gone over to Seward 1 Five dollars reward N. Y.

Herald. X2XT8TITUTXOKr George Wilcox, and others, the sbovs articles of lisde will be convenient tor' boating to merchants down the For the Deaf Dumb, and the Blind. So the resolution passed. Mr. Pardee moved to insert the following: Resolved That the Saw commonly called the 1 fugitive law, being, in the judgment of this general assembly, a law that makes ex parte evidence conclusive of the master's right to recapture and return his slave; that denies a jury trial here or elsewhere that provides for the appointment of a swarm of petty officers to execute that gives a double compensation to find every claim set up in favor of the master, and pays the expenses in every case from the, public treasury, can never receive the voluntary co-operation of our people, and ought, therefore, to be immediately This resolution, as an appendage to that moved by Mr.

L'nton. was adopted as follows: Yeas Messrs. Alward, Barker, Bill, Broadwell, Bescn, Eckley, Ferguson, Hart. Harlan, Howard, Lawrence, Lewis, Lyman, Myers, Pardee, Payne, Randall, Shertxer, Satlift, and Speaker 21. Nats Messrs.

Blocksom, Brackley, Burns, Faust, Geiger, Hath, Kill born, and 8. House or Representatives, March 24. The above resolutions being taken up, Mr. Burnet moved to lay them on the table. Mr.

Bradley demanded the yeas and nays on said motion; which, being: ordered, were had and the mally tohe line of opposition, and announces her Dy some abolition incendiaries to denounce Symms' wish on the subject, We shall- have the empire State arrest. A man was arrested last night for ringing of the North, the empire Siate of the West, and Kinff Chapel belt, with a view, it is supposed, of Deep Ri ver, one or two miles dom navigation. By reference to Cornelius Tyson, William D. or George Wilcox, the land will be shown; or sny In coiiecung a crowu 10 rescue we iugmve. tie was formation given.

JOHN BOROUGHS. THE Board of Directors of the North Carolina Institution for the Deaf aud Dumb and the Blind, give notice that 1 Department will be opened for the instruction of the Blind, at the commencement of the nest ses Orange County, April 4, 131. 80Z te. The Fayetteville Observer will copy the sion on the 15th of July. It is highly desirable taut early notice should be given to those who may wish to forward acconnt to the subscriber at Trice's Strore, Orange county.

J.B. held to bail in the sum of $200, to answer the charge. Note Our despatch, from its wording, would indicate that the person arrested was Fletcher Webster, but this is so obscurely stated that we forbear saying so. I Fourth Despatch. Boston, April 4, 8 P.

M. Apprehensions are entertained of a serious riot to-night. Large crowds enter this department, in order that the necessary arran Massachiisetts and Vermont arrayed in deadly hostility to the Constitution and to the continuance of the Union of these States. Who are the agitators now The South acquiesces in the so-called adjustment, but what is the North doing Will the submission prints in this State, and the special guardians of that 44 defunct humbug," the Union party, speak out and let us know what they think now? Now is the time. Si gements may be made.

WILLIAM E. STEWARD'S Applications for admission from Deaf Mutes or Blind Eloquence rs. Wisdom. Hence the distinction persons, must be made to William u. uooKe, 1 nncipal of the Institution, whd will furnish all necessary infor of negroes are assembled in the neighborhood of the I oetween eloquence and wisdom, between ingenuity- Saddlery, Harness, and Buggy 8hop (Sycamor Street, Opposite Powel's Hotel,) PETERSBBBG.

Vo. HA VING permanently located In the City of Peters burn, offers for sate, of his own manuJactare', every State House, debating upon the best plan of liberating common sense, a man may ne uexierouR anu mation. I Raleigh. April 7, 1851. 45 5t the fugitive Symms.

Strong bodies of police guard auie 111 cajjiuiiiiii nit: gruuitus ui ins upiuiuna, iiu I tfpt mat hp a morn nonhist. hfoansp nnlv spes onr 1 NOTICE TO COXTRACTORS. halt of a subject. Another may feel the whole weight the avenues leading to the State House, and the authorities evince every determination to uphold the supremacy ot the law. lence at a time like this, betrays like treason." Gen.

Harney takes the place of Gen. Brooke, deceased, 'in the command of the South-Western article usually called for in a Saddlery Establishment; at HlHE Commissioners will receive seal- wholcsaje as well as retail. JL ed proposals unlil, Saturday the 3rd day of May next, for the building of a Rock or Brick Jail in the My Stock of Saddlery Hardware is large and complete. Military Department of the United States. The Te of all the new style Patterns now in ose-csti furnish Towi of Louisburp, North Carolina.

of a question, nothing relating to it may be lost upon him, and yet he may be able to give no account of the manner in which it affects him, or to drag his reasons from their silent lurking-places. This last will be a wise man. though neither a logician nor a rhetorician. Goldsmith was a foof to Dr. Johnson in argument that is, in assigning the specific grounds of his opinion; Dr.

Johnson was a fool to Goldsmith xas State Gazette speaks in the highest terms of The plani specifications, are filed in the office oi' addlcrs and others, Harness Mounting in setts or other' the Clerk oi the County Court, for examination by those wise. 'My Baggies are manuiaciureu ny me pnncipai by house refused to lay the resolution on the table yeas 26, nays 31. The question was then on agreeing to the resolutions. Mr. Moore demanded a division of the question, viz That each resolution be considered separately.

Agreed to. The first resolution was then agreed to yeas 52, nays 10. Mr. Fee moved to amend the second resolution by placing before the word 4 repealed," the words, mod find, amended, or," so as to read that the law should be modified, amended, or repealed. After some opposition to the amendment by Messrs.

Kent and Plumb, the question was taken on agreeing Gen. Harney '8 qualifications for the post to which he has been called. Coach makers in the City, each maker guafanteering to" wno may wish to enter bids tor the contract. purchasers the faithful 'performance, of their Carriages, and will sell from mv Store at their manufactured prices PAN L. S.

HILL, N. B. JVI ASSENBURG, ARCtrD. H. AVIS, PHIL.

HAWKINS, ALLEN C. PERRY, uom. vine-en arered mv Establishment and havinff in my in the fine tact, the airy, intuitive faculty with which he skimmed the surfaces of things, and unconsciously formed his opinions. Hazlitt. Bloody Riot on the Mica Railroad Several Persons Killed, 4 c.

Batavia, New York, April 1. A man named Robert McCan, a workman on the Attica and Horn-ellsville railroad, was killed in Alexander yesterday after noon. Two others were also reported to have been killed in Warsaw on the same day. The cause of these murders is said to be a strike for higher wages by the workmen of the road. A party of 600 Irishmen are reported on the way from Warsaw to Attica, determined to drive all from the road who will not stand up for higher wages.

Consequently the citizens are arming. Several depredations have been committed, and others expected. S' employ a very strong and efficient force, I feel prepared a a Senator from Ohio. The New York Tribune has the following remarks in relation to the Ohio Senatorial election. The successful candidate it seems is a Free Soil Whig and a determined opponent ot the Fugitive slave law, but adds the Tribune bas never perceived that his Free Soil principles and determined to sell as good an article ss any notrse 45 -St.

Louisburg, Marchi27, 1851. north or south. I feel truly grateful to my friends im North Carolina, for their many favors with a liberal en' State of North Carolina, 3 Superior Court of Law, ami will tenr honorabl" means in County, Sprang Term, 1851. huildinzup Southern manufactures, sml pledge myself tC vci vS tv ti ir it- rnrtn lVAvtnm give entire Having the skill and niechanJ In Montgomery county, on the 20th of February, Mr. John Yarborough to Miss Murchison.

In the same county, on the 6th March, by M. 13. McRae, Mr. Wm. P.

Yarborough to Miss Nancy McDonald. In 10 uuLinrjU ui intu uuutti mat a spe ianij solicit and need only encouragement to comptte 1 cia cial 1 erm 01 the Superior Court of Law for the Coun with anv manufacturer north or east. Merchants wanting ty ot wake aioresaiKi De neld at tne Court House 111 The murderers have been arrested. P. S.

An express has just arrived here for two the same county, on the 20th March, Mr. Mastin Green could be promoted by abandoning and opposing the Whig party." A sensible man truly. We! wonder how any body else ever could perceive that his Free Soil principles could be promoted by abandoning and opposing the Wbig party. That party we take it, is of all things trie best contrived instrument now in being, witti which to make successful, Free Soil schemes. rj- I i An earlynd decided supporter of Gen.

Taylor" too! How well this exhibits Whig duplicity in the saddles bv the case can be supplied at short notice Coach Raleigh, on the third Monday of June, 1851. makers that do not manufacture narness can buy oi me ly Ordered that the foregoing order be published in the North Carolina Standard and Raleigh Register for four the quantity. I 1 R. P. FINCH, Clerk.

weeKs. hundred stand of arms from the State arsenal, at this place. Report states that three others are dangerously wounded, and that two of them are not expected to live. i to Miss Mary Lamonds. On the 26th Mr.

AHwrt Strickland, Jr. to Miss Sarah Gilbert all of Sampson county. In Moore county, on the 13th Mr. Archibald Dairy pie to Miss Mary Ann Pipkin, daughter of Mr. Chas.

Pipkin, all of Moore. 45 4t. Raleigh, April 7, 1851. Petersburg, April 2, 1851. 4431.

THE MEDICAL SOCIETY -Of the Slate of Iforth Carolina, Bnrniug Fluid, TECEIV ED this day. and for sale at the Drug Store niHE Second Annual Meeting Will bfl bold in thd to the amendment, and resulted yeas 28, nays as. So the amendment was disagreed to. Mr. Harlan moved to strike out the words can never," and insert the words 44 ought never," so as to read 44 ought never to receive the sanction," which was agreed to.

The second resolution was then agreed to yeas 41, nay 21." Modification in this ca se meant repeal for the men who voted for the first' Resolution, and the people who sustain them in it, will never be satisfied until they can engraft upon that law habeas corpus and trial by jury for the escaped slave. The second Resolution is a tissue of falsehoods, and, on that account, if for nothing else, is disgraceful to the State authorities from which it emanated. What will the submissionists say to these Resolutions Will the submission Editors in this State lit the people know, through their columns, ikat suck Resolutions have been passed And suppose Ohio should accomplish her wishes in this respect, will North Carolina remain with her in the Union 1 And if she will not, and ought not, will these submis JXof WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO. I City of Raleieh On the third Wednesday of MV 1851. 4.

April 8th next, it being the a 1st or the monta at wnicn lime the Annual Address will he delivered by Dr. Charles t. Tanner's Oil. Johnson, of Raleigh. It is desirable that as many Coun ties as can make it convenient to be represented rosy do TUST received and for sale by 3313333, In this City, of Pulmonary disease, on the morning of the 3d instant, Martha Partridge, oungest daughter of the late Theodore Partridge, Esq.

In this City, on Monday last, after a lingering illness, Sarah, wife of Mr. Robert Find later. In Milton, on the 29th ultimo, after a long and painful illness, Mrs. Cynthia wife of Mr. Alfred L.

Ball, in the 32d year of her age. so, as business of importance, to the Profession will be WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO. brought forward for consideration. Delegates from the 1851. 45 April 8thJ County Societies.

Associates, and Physicians generally Massachusetts United States Senator: 2d, 4 P. M.j The Legislature just voted down a proposition postponing the election of U. S. Senator. They are now about proceeding to ballot.

This wduld seem to indicate a disposition to elect Sumner. second Boston, April 2d, 10 P. Mi The 20th ballot for United States Senator has just been announced, and Sumner lacks 12' votes of an election. After a protracted discussion, the election has been laid over for three weeks. Mr.

Stone, Democrat, declared during the debate that the coalition had now terminated. i j. Telegraphed for the Washington Republic Rhode Island Election. i Providence, April 3 2, M. The election in this State for Governor, -Lieut.

Governor, Secretary are notified to attend. TfOHNSON'S Patent Ice, Cream Freezers, fir Colored and plain straw. Matting. In Hilistiorough, on the Jst instant, Mr. Solomon for many years a resident of that place.

For sale bv last Presidential race. The candidate for that high office who was recommended to the South as a savior of her yet held out such inducements as commanded the decided support of an ultra Free so i-ler SavannaA Georgian. Da. Shaw Nominated iThe Democratic District Convention which met in Gatesville yesterday unanimously nominated Dr. Henry M.

Shaw, of Currituck as the Democratic candidate for Congress in this District. Thomas Bragg, of orthampton, presided, W. F. Martin, of this town, acted as Secretary. The deliberations of the Convention were characterized by the utmost harmony and good feelingone common sentiment animating all hearts the success of the cause.

The nomination was made about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and by dint of energy we are enabled to present it to our readers this morning, in the regular edition of the Pioneer. This is all we can say at present. Full proceedings in our next, Elizabeth City Pioneer. The Roanoke Republican of last week, announces Hon. R.

J. Daniel as a candidate for re-election to Congress. 1 In connection with this subject, we notice a com WILLIAM II. McKEE, M. D.

I- v. Secretary. Raleigh, March 56, 180. 40 notice. r-' R.

TUCKER SON. 45 Raleigh, Atpril 7, 1851. TEMPERANCE E1.EB RATION. IT1AKEN up and eommitted to Jail in New Hanover" TT NIGHT'S, DIVISION will celebrate the 10th of JL county, N. on the 28th September, 1850, a runaway slave,) a nszro man, wue says nis name is 1851.

Addresses will be delivered by Messrs IV May. GEORGE AARON. He is about 25 years old, 4 feefr In Fayetteville, lecently, Mr. Thomas Sandford, of Wilmington, formerly of that place, aged 46. In Anson county, on the 18th Young H.

Allen, formerly Sheriff of the county. On the 3 1st December last, at the Bladen Springs, in the "1st year of his age, Mr. David L. McKellar, son of John McKellar, dee'd, formerly of Cumberland. In Wilmington, on the 17th Mr.

Robert Sharpe, a native of Manchester, England, but for the last twelve months a resident of Wilmington. In Brunswick county, on the 20th ultimo, Mr. Samuel L. aged 56 years. i Passed from the sorrows of this life, to the joys of Justice and Foote, of Wake Forest College.

April 7, 1851. 45 It 4 inches high, black complexion, lis cam hers a sionists recognize in thi State of Ohio the rigkt to whip her in? The following bill has been introduced' into the Senate of Massachusetts, by Mr. Bu from the special joint committee on Slavery. We copy from the Boston Courier i An act in addition to 44 an act further to protect personal liberty. -Sec 1.

All the provisions of an 44 act further to seaman from Boston in September last- Hspreteods he is free, and savs he was raised in Brooklyn. New York of State, Attorney General, Treasurer aud members of Congress, came off yesterday, Returns are in from nearly the whole State, "'and show the election of Philip Allen, democrat, Governor, by 600 majority Wm B. Lawrence, democrat, Lieut. Governor; Asa Potter, democrat, Secretary of MENALCUS LANKF0RD, Conusellor at iuiv, Attorney and The owner of said negro is requested tocoms forward prove property, pay chargos and take him away, other erwisehe will be dealt with as the law directs. MsOUMSBUMG, V.

C. State; W. S. Burgess, democrat, -Attorney General; and Edw. Wilton, democrat, State Treasurer, by 250 April 7.

1851. 45 tf. protect personal liberty," passed the 24th day of eternity, on the 26th of March, Mrs. Elizabeth, consort munication in the: Standard of last week, suggesting majority each. George G.

King, whig, is elected to By Express. Congress in the 1st district, and B. B. Thurston, OWEN FEN NELL, Sheriff, Wilmington, N. Jan.

10, 1851. 446mw (Pr.Adv.$8) -I i II II State Bonds, TasAscav Of rics, Raleigh, N. 1 1 March 19.1851. Black KiJ mo. Slippers, democrat, in the 3d.

The latter is a democratic gain White Kid do. March, 1843, shall apply to the act of Congress approved September 18, 1850, entitled 44 An act to amend and supplementary to the act entitled an act respecting fugitives from justice and persons escaping from the service of their masters. Sec 2. Any officer or other member of the volunteer militia of the Commonwealth who shall act in The Senate stands 14 democrats, 13 whigs 4 no choice. The House, 31 democrats, 25 whigs 6 no Misses Goat Skin Bootees, Children's do.

do. J. BROWN, of Isaac Garron, of Buncombe county She died in the 65th year of her age, an humble member of the Baptist chureh, of which she was a devoted and useful member 40 years. "And I heard a voice irom Heaven saying unto me, Write, Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth Yea saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labors and their works do follow them." 1 Ashville News. THE MARKETS, i choice.

the propriety of calling a convention, to meet in Nashville at the 08ualtiine," for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress. 'Warren County desires to take no lead in the matter, but if there should be a convention called by the other comities of the district, it is probable she will.be there. We know not what Warren desires in the premises, as there has been no sort of expression of opinion in the matter, except in one respect, and that is, she wishes to aid in sending a thorough Democrat to Congress fiom this district for the next session. I tWarrenlon News. No.

9 Fayetteville Street, PROPOSALS will he received at this Office until the 2 1st of April next, for the purchase of Forty Thou Late from St. Helem and Cape of Goad Hope Capture his capacity as such officer br member, or under color Raleigh, April 1851. 43 sand Dollars worth of bends issued by the State of North of slaves oe Kaffir War. inereof, at we coinmana or requisition or lae niiea States marshal, or of any deputy or special marshal Carolina, interest at the rate of six per reutsm per an Colds Colds. New Bedford, April 3, 1851.

A late arrival from num payable semi-annually and principal psyalds at the St. Helena, brings intelligence of the capture of sev of lha United States, under pretence of being part of FHIBOSE who are suffering with Coughs and Cold end of ten years. Issued under an Act of lbs uenersl en slave vessels, now lying in that port and condemn Wilies Cough Candy JH. will find at my Store Dr, the posse eomitatui, in toe arrest and detention of any person claimed as a slave, shall be liable to the same Assembly of this State at the session of isao-ot en Wistair's Lozenges, Wistar's Balsam Jujube Pastel, ed. 1 here were about 850 slaves on the island.

The titled An Act to provide for the payment oi debts Bartholomew's Cough Syrup, Javne Kx- Wild Cherry, capture of more slaves was daily expected. penalties provided by the act to which this is in ad of the State." I 'H pectorant, Cdd Liver! Oil, Synin of Naptha, and many Further accounts from the Cape of Good Hope auon. Persons bidding will endorse on their letters Prepos other remedies lor diseases ui the Lungs and Uhesi. OIC. a.

Any corps VI uio fviuw mniua ui ill is state that the Kaffir war was raging with increased fury. Sir Henry Smith, the Governor, was elosely als for Stale Slocks.V 1 DANIEL COURTS, P. F. PESCUD. 1850.

i 10-' vommon wealth, which, at sopn command or reqoist Decmber 4 '-A Public Treasurer. Raleigh, March 19, 1851. 40-ld I tion, under such pretence and tor sucn purpose, shal besieged in a tort by a lorce of 8,000 Kaffir warriors He is entirely cut off from relief, with only 500 Eng act in its organized capacity as such corps, shall The Fugitive Slave Shadrach A Witness Aoain8t bis Rescuers. We hear it stated that U. S.

Marshal Devens, of this district, has become the owner of Shadrach," the fugitive slave who was arrested here on the 15th and on the same day rescued by a sent on kis way to Canada; or, rather we should say, that Marshal Devens has obtained Irom Mr. DeBree, of Norfolk, (the claimant of Shadrachfll free papers for Shadrach which may secure to him lioerty beyond molestation, i Shadrach is now at Montreal, Canada, and it is stated that Liiiiseed Oil. April 5. Bacoj The stock is light, and demand at quotations; a lot of prime hams and sides brought 11 cts. Very little coming in, lOf being highest price obtained this week majority sold at quotations.

Coair The market, better supplied than usual, and quotations sustained while river is selling at 80 cU. Flouk is dull at quotations, and several lots have been sold for less say $5 75 for super. Feathers are scarce and in demand at Laiid is wanted at IH and 1 1 prime. A lot of 2000 a little dark, brought 10 cts. Poultry is much wanted and ready sale at quotations.

Carolinian. iWiLMuretox, April 3. Bacon at from 9 to 11, according to quality, with a light stack corn at from 75 to 78 cents i stock of lime light, and also molasses flour lish soldiers, and a very scanty; supslv of provisions. forthwith be disbanded and any officer of such corps To-Day by Express. BBLS.

this day received and for sale at the Drug Unless speedily reinforced, he must fall a victim to joining such action shall be removed from his of 9 HAYWOOD, do Co. WILLIAMS, Store of 1 Dozon Ladies Coloed Kid blovea. 1 Canton Crape Shawls, Whits. Cherry and BoK the assailants. It was supposed that the regiment fice upon conviction thereof by a court-marshal.

43 Raleigh, March 21, 1851, at St. Helena would be sent to his rescue. Sac. 4. It shall be the duty of the district attor-of the Commonwealth, within their respective disyicta, whenever any person is claimed as a slave.

Washington, iviarcn ny. ine army commission 1 NtiTHER Lot of those beautiful four dollar Mole- he is to return to this city and become evidence for have purchased Woodley, a beautiful country seat on being informed thereof, diligently and faithfully to near Georgetown, occupied by Col. Lorenzo Thom the government the several cases of the "res-cures." which is to come before the District Court akin Hats, just Received by Express. R. TUCKER Raleigh, March 2nd, 1 851.

43 $5 50 to $8. The Journal says ot Naval Stores: The use all lawful means to protect, defend, and procure to be discharged ank mmah an arrpfilpt! or laimrt as, Ass't Adj General, for the military asylum, at of the United States at this term. Scolloped Einb'd Linen Cambric i i Rich Bonpet Ribbons. 4 i I Chemisettes. fl 4, Mode Col'd Challeys.1 y.

v.r,Vl Embroidered Leaf Swiss Muslins. VA it, Embroidering Silk raids, ice. -A TUCKER cVSON. 4i85i; -r- .111" 1 1 Iliiiuorous American Works, With Illustrations Barley iP rite 60 tenl a cost of 20,000. Provided, fhe uii servicei are not erpreaaly declin- Boston Mail, March 27.

receipts of Turpentine for the week ending to-day, have been very light, reaching only about 1 1 28 bbls. old crop, and a few. bbls. of new crop virgin. The latter is the Red Clover Seed.

Lormg Dow has been appointed post master at Mayflower, Otsego county a new office. A SUPPLY of Fresh Clover Seed, just received and The Beoiknino or the End. We learn that the oy suen person, f- Sec. 5. If any person ahall ramove from the lim ts of this or ahall assist in remov first of this year's make that, has reached the market, and was taken by a distiller at $3 50 per bbL The price Collector of this port has been directed bv the Com It is stated that the President will not approve, the finding and sentence of the naval court martial in the for sale )y rJBSUUD.

Raleigh. ApWI st, 1851. 1 43 Jng therefrom, or shall com into tha Commonwealth ith the intention of removimr or of assisting in re missioner of the Customs to employ no more slaves to man the revenue boat. This order, we presume, is but a prelude to a genera! system forbid in? the em- Ladies Kid and Bio. Walking Shoes, of yellow dip and hard Turpentine has been firm during the week at former See table, i A few small lots amounting to about 120 bblsi' Spirits Turpentine has been taken at 28c per gall.

About 1000 bblsNos. POLLY PeabloMom's ti Wild Western Scenes, moving therefrom, ot shall, procure or sssist in pro 1 ND Goat! Skin Bootees. Just received from the i Dloyment of slave labor in any war under the 'Gene- Suggs, case of Com. Jones. iic'-pt The Virginia block for the Washington monument is of granite, four feet by ten and.

bears the follow ing inscription Virginia; who gave Washington to America, gives this granite for his monument." Good Hit. In the Convention to frame the new Manufactory by 'tJ- J. BROWN. removed, any person living In the place thereof, who is not held to service or labor," 2 aiid 3 Rosin changed hands at 90c. per bbl.

Sales of ray etie vine at. rat lioternmeni, wnicn may now pe regarded as casting the) weight of its influence against the existence Chronicles of PinevUle, Drama at Pokerville, i Mississippi Scenes, 1,046 bbla. Tar at $1 15 per bbl. 41 arch 25, 1851. Raleigh, Mi Pstshsburs, April 4.

Tobacco at from $4 50 to of this institution. Of course, Mr. Commissioner Adventures of a Southern Medical Sttdjn', $15, according to cotton held at 11 cents Tor Rockwell would not have ventured upon an order Ohio Constitution the proposition to allow negroes the right to vote received 12. votes and that to allow Blanks for sale. fv Big Bear of Arkansas, necessariiT so ranch calculated to excite the suspi fc- ntH eacaped from serriee or labor," wiihia the meaning ot those worts In the constitu-uon of the United States, on the pretence that such heW escaped, shall be pon-hl exceeding $5,000, and by impris- onmeni the Stat, prison not more than ten years.

c. Anj person Injured or endangered bj dj good lots wheat at from 70 to 85 cents bacon at from 9 to 1 1 cents corn 65 to 70 cents, and dull 5 Major Jones Courtship. cion and fealoosr of the Southern peoplewithout Tl LANK DEEDS for Land, and Blank Warrants women the same right, 7. The Louisville Democrat HENRY" D. TURNER.

Nsw York, April 4. -Four thousand bales of cotton For sale by lbs fall sanction asd concurrence of the President. exclaims thereupon" What should be thought of a Jtjfor Constables, for sals at the SUndard Office. March 26, 1851. 41 tf- Raleigh, April Kvl851.

sold here to-day at a quarter of a cent advance. 1 r. Wilmington Journal. State that likss niggers better than white women.