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CDTHBERT, . (SUCCESSOR TO KEEE & CCTHBEET,) Grocery Forwarding ani Commissioa Hercbiiiit, ... BOLLINGBROOK, STREET, . REFEBtNCES us. Bragg, Jr., Jackmtt, Nl C . RALEIGH, N. 12, 1851. Thos. Messrs. Kewn & Bro. i'-J f fe l Messrs. L. 0. 4- W. Q. Crenshsw. - KicAm9n f . 23. X- .4; and Tennessee, nrnuili vbctama. .9 J J tsRAEL K JAMES. TTo: is s,(k : , .T7 . aijfueu r5 Swet, PuTadelphia, is our General Trayelling y " m"1. w also the joint resolution !ItMedby WM. IL WELD, JOHN COl "nanog Boonty Land warrants assignable: the r?AW bill redncing the rate. of Postage to 3 cental u uvi, ujc uui ju reiauon 10 US. R grapn or the Standard in connexion with This tter In the first place, I am very much at a low o know how it happeua, that my political aspirations have bond their way 10 the Standard. LITERARY NOTICES: i. Diary and Letter of Madame, DArblay author, ofEmlina, Cecilia ; Edited bg Jur Xiece. PkiladeU iSrffi JOB. BUTTON, GEO. P. BUTTON, and VrT wce,,w u nVe dui in relation to S&tt'ICE- - ' Post Roates, and varioua other bills of less impor- tance. THE NEXT CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. Among the important bills defeated or left un- U msoy wet to P9" befi)r become ou were the following: f the French Spolia- (WBrT for those, who aspire to seats in the House 0on iwver and Harbor, Fortification, Africa and rf&jprientatiYes from this State, to make their sen Shanghai line of steamers, and other bills of al iek the poUtkal questions, of the day, known most equal importance. The resolution to indem- ;m People. We anoapaie a warm eanTaaa. What I mty Mr. Kitehie was also lost jn the Senate, that .income under dWusnon Hlslmrjoseibleliow j body refusing to susDend th mlM in otr jectarewitnany aegree 01 cenamiy. nut tbe give it a Second reading. Uon D The whole number of Aeti and Joint Resolu- !J2Z! Pvate-doe. not ex- Uit Election at the present time, is to warn our' fjffldi in different iectioM of the State against tlia and are chronicled in tbe leading Democratic pa- P, perey fc Hart. Cjl" ' Whe5- m- 7er' ,Ur' 11 M DeW" When these Tolumes were announced, a few years iC hi'Sra" s" m "i.ih r-k? MOT announces thai On! n.itlaw k;mMlf tbo wno remembered tbe excitement and eclat which as being entitled to life tenure in the office J He1 the publication of Evelina. Nor were they thereby intimating to Messrs. Winston, Barnes J disappointed, for this Diary, so full of goesipping -m luratrii, mai we naa as well " hang up our sketches and amusing anecdotes of the distinguished nr,OT.KheJ!i',OW8:,' 81 lJa9 dHr,n ln personage, of that period, deserves a place by the Udiet of Horace Wal Letter, and bLcu life pon this is all very plain. To make the im- rf .John8on- 14 contains many interesting reminis- pressiou upon Messrs Barnes, Winston and my. I cences of the great LexicogTapher, and though be of- seii, that it is not our interest to support Col. Out- I ten shows his overbearing, violent temper, yet to his ' ' ZT ' m 01 r aongwe postponing faTorite "little Barney," he u always genUe and land either of us ever expects to obtain a seat in Con- Evbn occasioned ; that Burke should sit up all night gresa by defeating CoL Outlaw in the Ninth Con- j to read . a0" Su" Joshua Reynolds offer fifty pounds Kfwswuai uistnqt ot Worth Carolina, we had as I to discover tW We are indebted to the Hon. T. L. Clihg- a ror a pamphlet cepy of his Speech, delivered! in the House of Representatives, February 15th on me "future policy of the Government .1 - RIVER AND ILVRBOR BILL. It was not the nr. I ..n 1 flminiM. .1 .1 1 1 r Katkmal Gorernment, of which every true Whig well be proud an Administration which chal bsi the icrattnj of its bitterest enemies, and chal gm it too, with the moat confident assurance, that bfcir minded mi of both parties will say, " well 0 good and faithful servants P The Whig Party fctthoot the State (with but Led oo the policy and necessil promie, aod look to its faithful East and West, as indispensable to the peace, jprmperity of the Nation. That these measures m the its who sustained them, will be asailed in Congressional Canvass which is approaching, we su do uouDr, 1 ne nai nas already gone forth, and at wlw love turmoil and anarchy, and hate peace, oaseit u incompatible with the success of their Wil rhemes, will strain every nerve to force those Lfiooa again into the discussion, and should they bt with sufficient encouragement, or "gathering 7 P poiMicai stock in trade, ami steer I interest it excited In this Diary ny eallaot and taiontMl frinH ftm Mk-,.- I th Mme keen sense if the ridiculous, the same "W ssr.Ma aiVStUBllUUIuil. I I CMr. Barnes,) I am highly gratified :o learn that UK perception of peculiarities of character which Outlaw has agreed at so great a sacrifice of J mad Evelina so entertaining. Here, Miss Burney is a wiivaie DUSinesS.in Pnnunl ingin in ha a Mn- I th I i. .1 1 , , j-1 - r ---.. v . Miu- 1 wiouic, wiu wiui fftua uwrv uiau a paruonaoie S n?res8. district. For my friend share of vwuty, she relies all the comnlimentanr - 1 i noise and confusion" which f .Vs aiea ss from doinjr his whole dntv Tn .y m tbe matter of River and Harbor Improvements, in the Senate, but it was his -conscientious scruples." of Ifcn?! inhkh ! declared h intention Of taking no part m voting or acting after 12 o' clock, Afondav night, is likely to become quit, as tioned, and from that moment h wm Jlffl8''. voiea Was weaker than it waa at r'T . ' , u WM not heard at all. The Gen eral seU up for a bettr . i. u' sraie wi riornt; Crollua-GANvn.L(: 7 woon or rieas aad Quarter Sessions, February Term A. D. 1851. Zachsriah Higgs vs, Levi Higgs Mothers. Issue touching the validity of a paper writing pnrporti'g io oe me last win ana testa ment of L. Higgs late of the saia County of Cjrrovnie, deceased, dated the 30th day . . . j vi April io It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that w p- 80,18 o .joatnan HW8ri nue, uancan M. 'i i Josish Waia'.'so;.AVitt JamSS Georfee: Esq. Biltixtert Messrs. Mouahao 4r Beers. Nsn Yttt lOfAVE constantly en hand: .,1" M-JL Prime Porto Rico sad New Orleans Snesls oat Crashed, Pulverised and Clarified i Rio, Lszuira and St. Domincm HnfTppa -'i"-' -;" Black Pepper in graia and groundi aad Alfcpicr "vw v.uicrr id ana uronnrT in kovm " . Glinnnarrlpp imnal VAn. U . - f tsii'ii itti auu a uuii tr s l swm r san . , t Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Candles , 1 1 Brown, Pe nnd Variprstwf Snu. Gunpowder, Shot snd Bar Lsf 1 ''' r' Blackine, Ink. Shoe Thread and W Good snd Damaged Sole sad Upper Leather i s Liverpool and Ground Alom Salt . 1 . rnme Virginia and Western Bacon andLatd Nails, assorted, with flooring nnJ W.v . ':- rnocipe, ana tiavanna Chrarw- YVLWa 11.1 hjl:.. Pstrick H. White, Thorass Wright snd Margaret ;. Together with a large stock of foreign and domes--IjI'JII d J?i!aiS M-Wbite. Thomas E White, ' fJ!XJ hich Offers at the h I r e'oa,,y waite, rankliu White and riogn Li. White, (beinir of th at Law of said I . . . uDccuiren, . nic ii,' the author, .may give some idea of The I eraI 8618 np for a better conscience than other cited. In tins Diary which extended over TP.'x. . oe" ln for 488 Uvr be understands : It. without nxnnl tnk. . j,? . .. jln consequence of the large amount of Exeen live business nnuimn a a o,.toA .1 n ; I and Iat rnILoom,n ,v.. r i. ' w ' fcv miku vu. uni rnwi. i ww...m&u jii iuc una ik uvsumiiL. i r . . . i . . deat ordered the Senate to assemble in extra aes- .WinsJ.) I hTe every assurance in W T'TTyT "TFwZ"am?' ..s jusi now ousiiy engaged in atlen-1 r w wwiwukui uie ding his Courts, but that he is ready when the j author of Evelina. The pat volnme is the most in fkPfTrI.ime arr'Te8 to do battle for the triumph of I teresting, and we finditf loses some of its interest sion at o'clock, on Wednesday. We presume it will continue in session only a few days. Tbe " National Intelligencer" of Wednesday remarks: the Whigs in this District, by giving his cordial uu uuumuea support to the candidateof that par ty. ; I would say for the information, of the Editor ol I Contrary to all aDDearance and antvjna few eTrentinna t in OclorJc TeBtanhrr mnminr. wKn I i. . I i r u. . j niwu vu, uui utoerweni ine Bianuam thn.r....,L.n ..m ... ty of sustaining the snd i, concerned7,a7hr V"I ? ' 7 exeeutio,North, SSJS ne "bout itaIfabTda Uitkn from kStitentotbe done that could have been wished, all th- m... " "PM to judge, that the enure District essential to the due action of tbe several Denartmenta 1 1 g,Ye ,arge a maioritv in favor of Col. Out of the Government were matured and 'became lawa J .7 eTer Jias ?,?en- And he may certainly inese comprenena ue appropnaUon bills for tbe , "'ul. mat so lar as my bumble exer various branches of the nnhli unUd :.v I tions can be of anv iurvi in mv nwn rnn such others as were finally acted on, will be found in I f saa" not fa to devote them to the support or the " j auomer coiumn. very bill not r,cul "ule. uprignt and talented Kepresentaiive found m that list failed, of course, to receive the sane- ,ra for sustaining the administration of President w oi w. ui me measures.which failed, the most mmore, which has been characterized by a UUDOrtant waa th Rivaur ami TT.I T."11 m - n I hitittr J i . 1 mmnw w. mu. iiui um I viii,uuciiii Mllll nnnHiv nnr inrnacaiwl riir nna '" I e been cpabIe;deStand,. V . r"" DT I us uy mine Ol llie bistorv n imr m. when she enters into theservice of the Queen. She was nothing better than, a slave in the palace, and spent five years of her life in dressing and undressing the " sweet Queen," who snowed her appreciation of Miu Burneya talents by removing her from a circle of literary and intellect! friends, who loved and ad mired her, to be a close prisoner, compelled to the drudgery of a servant, and confined to the society of an old German virago and the few gentlemen in wait ing. Eren in these circumstances there are many amusing scenes and conversations. Although these volumes have not just been issued from the press, they may be new to many, and they certainly contain a great fund of entertainment (At the North Carolina Bookstore.) - despair," they will endeavor to drive PruIouS;!, debate through tbe few remaining As to thecrowninw measure nf PrM;tnt vi i fctory those measures indispensable Administration, the late Adjustment and THE MASSACRE IN MARYLAND. The late horrible murders in Kent County. Ma- U Heaven forbid that oar State should ever so I for carrying en the Government. natrioticallvVial Compromise of all the difficult! i I rvlaod, have produced the most intense exene tbfl ermteal and nwannil 1... i.:n fi- i i ik. r . . . : I ik. Klw.knul . I .u iorget her allegiance to tbe Constitution, and her far to tbe Union, as to suffer herself to be led or oaiaeniea w jay mat uu aside, aad ,uo acquisition ol territorv bv the war wand -, . : r" . rZT . wuan- i auu me insuiution ot slavery. I Ubto the nse. which 1U.V. hung like. voice. Upon over and around public opinion in South so late a5 hour'of "the session and tifvi; tZT, a. U.UUaw W,U V. hdence wluch has always been entertained in the wis dom and patriotism of tbe Senate. Mia! We believe the comine election wOI test aietrity of those who re or ess attachment to the w, whilst they are doing all in their power to dis ci its harmony. They will then have to take sides. our friends be on the alert. For the sake of the for the sake of the Union, let there be no ierings oe ill feeling no rivalry which cannot il to disappointment for the purpose of securing a w principle. If there are several who crave tbe Wtof being in Congress, let them submit their to a Convention and abide the result. Above let them see to it, that the great cause of the does not suffer in their hands. Sxcesskkt is vi dead It will hit its poisonous crest again. a it is least expected. That it can gain a perma-fit-bold in our State, we have no fears, but, kit ioold scatter its firebrands sufficiently wide to tae our peacj, h behooves every true Whig bm firmly at bis post sink all minor considers r-toiT all past differences, and buckling' on nwof the CoxsTrronox axo tub Uxiojc. eo Jtt battle resolved to conquer and victor v a PJ for tbe CouyraT will crown their efforts ! "The Jloase of ReDreaentatiVwa. nnf r. I i thel last hours of the session, also did its dutv. remain-! m m . 1 il - m " i iu evsttoa up vo me meyidun ho jr. 1 And thus has been averted the possible necessity for an Extra Session. lore the people of the district. I sav urmn th fu, ,ut 4 imagine ii mere be anv show of op position, h will be upon that ground, thou'li 1 have not even heard it intimated hereabouts, What secession Democrat can be lound vho wi l unaertaxe the forlorn task or opposing these mea sures. So Mr. Editor, so far as I am concerned, "V"r. iuc Tery complimentary notice of my po- htlia I fior.aaMKa:. I .1 .. . 3 . . i Whdst referring to an Extra Session as a proba- ""cai aspirations bv the Editor of the Standard We contmgeocy, it is proper that we should state that Mr the 4 lire tenure which he supposes Col Out we have reason to doubt whether, under anv rimim- law desires in th nces.the expedient of sn Ertra Session to remedy gress from this TXZjn&ZjZZ the non -action of Congress would have been resorted w oy me jutecutive. . " Previous to the adjournment of tbe Senate, a vote w iiuujks iu me xi on. Senate, was unani responded in a neat and Dertiiwmt nMh ;n k House of Representatives a like compliment was paid to the Hon. Howell Cobb, its Speaker, who also made an appropriate response." this District, will either hv th i:rht test tendency to abate whatever of influence I j wrwCT Bjwii me people or my native Coontv, n citatu.M.M I . . " luiug auu supporting the union of the mefltm the neighborhood where they were perpe rated. Meetings have been held upon the sub ject, and large rewards will be offered for tbe arrest ol tbe assassins. The Kent .News of Saturday e JUtains full particulars of the horrible affair : Oa Thursday night last, the 27tU instant, the family of Mr. Wm. Cosden, consisting chiefly of himself, bis wire. Miss Cosdeo, his sister.on a vi sit, aged about seventeen fears, Miss Webster.his wue's sister, two small children, (one an infant and the other a few years old and capable or talk ing,) a white lad, a colored boy and a negro wo man, a kitchen servant, were living in peace and quiet, unsuspecting barm from any one. The white ramily were at tea. between six and seven o'clock. Mr. Cosdeo having finished, turned his chair 10 ihe fire, when he, naa. ceheraH jr shm. oown oy some one irom toe yam, through tbe iaLg s e u . - nis maraer oi tbe termination ?n wai Put in its trae lW ia single TarH,fLMr- fffren Davis-- We have to do not with the calendar 3d of March, but the pohti cal 3d of March, and we have a right to say when its ends; but let us fix the hour? This is so in accordance with the uniform usage of Confess, and is so clear in itself, that we must confer we are surprised that Gen. Cass should not have soen n in the same light. But heis astricter construe tionist than even so straight-laced a person as Mr. Jefierson Davis, and exhibits a moat Ippbp Pm. science on all his nolitieal ous duties. On Saturday night, at 12 olock, he gave me the go by to the River and Harbor Im provemeuts on relisrimis sriinlMa n rj- night he withdrew himself from the contest on the ground of his political scruples. It is deliffhtful j wiHiem mis maiden sensibility in a man r. ho has been so long engaged in the searing strifes of partisanship. A conscience like this is as beautful as a rose in its morning freshness; but we fear that is something too delicate for a Baltimore Convention. They want a conscience of stern er stuff." I'm a mere looker-on," said the General, when the light waxed warmest over the River and Har bor bill, and when it wqs doabtrul whether the strugg.e would not occasion the loss or all the ap propriation bills. It was ao sort or consequence what was going en, the General was "only a pas wnger " His whole course on the oifl has been precisely that which we foreshfadoww r.n tfrfcw morning last. If anybody can tell Whefher he was .w. , agamsi me oiii. whether heHJesed its defeat or passage, or which side he was playing lor, he is betier at divining than we pretend to be. We "lu h" ,hl P'oowlingsor the day and night fin Ihra Kill mnU stv- J . '...P .7 L r . " ,ue ueeP interest, and shal. lay them before the country in their minutest details. m "a.fj vvV,cij . i nao ic BOCr wun me said Jvi Higgs. Meshll Higgs.. jf- ib j onainan , nnn ,,t u;. a. ... . col .widM, w. .hid onue. il ts therefor nrAraA tt... ..ki:-.: t. msde for six succesaive weeks in the Raleigh Reg ter a newspaper poblished in the City of Raleigh TZn llk18aid. non-residentjnd u other persons balbg or claimiDg- to have an interest in said Will to be and appear at the next County Court of Pless and Quarter Sessions to 5e held for the County 0f Granville, at the Court Hon e in Oxford on the first i-.i7JB v"Dfxt' bae parties to the issue if they .hall think proper. Winess, Augustine LandU. Clerk of the said an Vo?Ce iu 0xforJ the 22nd day f February A.. V. 1851. (Pr. Adv. S3 62.) LANDIS Clerk 2(1 6w Fayetteville and Northern Plank Road Meet ing at Finche's Store, Johnston, Co. t PTTDT in wamrima M P. " MJUtuiiSiii will take place at &4S, r inche's Storn. in Jnh00inn 1 ... day, JJfsrch 29th, at 11 o'clock. r Ai! "S "re '"twwted in the construction r. u. s.-ayaemue ana northern Plank Road" mvitd to attend. March, 3 1S51. are 20 Waddngton Republic. The Cotton Market. ew Orleans, Feb. 28th. Cotton has declined fully one half cent more since the receipt of the Luropa's news. 2,0(10 bales sold this morning at avinjlnup an inn KaII Ii o win . tuinol ro t a.1 kia Knli- , ,V- Indent of the States of this great and glorious Confederacy, by The wretches, three in number, immediately beat M, .fZt:- "?- V V. .7"- x '"'u-ni r iiimore s Admiutstra- oown the panels ol tt GEN. LEACH'S SPEECH. 'e conclude, this morning, the publication of kUics'sSDoeech On the dnAtrihn r.f Swaa. Gen. L's Speech is not the less interest H&e ground has already been so ftillv P He handles the subject ably, and pre- W b several new bearings. PERSONAL DIFFICULTY. the afternoon session of the House of pwitfatives on Monday last, a personal diffi- K to place between Messrs Clingman and rJi outside the bar, during which blows were Era. The combatants were soon separa ino 4ther damage than a scratch on Mr lace. : febave It is mv fixed belief. formr3.m hti bxerratum and reflection, that the continuance qf ik union aepenas upon me suppression of tectum al controversy upon the subject of slavan. If thai controversy shall be renewed now, I have no hope that ii t via ever end. If it is to continue aboays. the l nwn unit be worthless nay, a curse. Benotde cewed by false signs : agitation is suspended, not abandoned. The ambitious, hopes that depend upon tt Kill not voluntarUi) die. Watch it in its incip tent movements--crush it before il gains strength There is no opt ion you must kQI it; or it viU kill you. -The foregoing extract from a letter of the Hon. Wm. Ddee, to the Committee of Invitation to the ton and a determined resolution to return to the gwiuon wnicn ne has so laithrully and honestly filled, the present enlightened member of Con gress. , JOSEPH B. CHERRY. panels of the door with the but ends or SUPREME COURT. This Tribunal adjourned on Wednesday, after an exceedingly arduous session of nearly ten weeks. An unnsally large number of eases have been adjudicated. The following are the closing decisions : By Rcffih, C. J. In McLean v McKethan, in equity, from Cumberland, directing an enquiry. Also, in Hathcock v Pennington, from Stanly, af firming the judgment Also, in Headen v Head en, in equity, from Chatham. Also, in Williams recent Union eeJebrafaoi. in tbe City of New York, vf Bryan, from Bladen, directing a venire de, noto deserves to be written in letters of gold, and held Also, in Hampton v Cooper, from Surry, affirming ; -J" Ul wrU!' lur me uejuagmem. Also, m Aloye v Albritton, in equi- and warnme it conveva. Mr. I tv. fmm Pitt w " j ' w.ii,n .esc ia uu i-rrur ill uih nra lessons of truth Dues was latterly a Whig member of Congress from New York, and is now the recognized lea der of the Fillmore wing of the party in tbt State, and tbe acknowledged exponent of its sentiments. The gallant stand which he, together with Francis aer appealed from. Also, in Donnell v Mateer, in equity, from Rockingham, declaring the plain tiffs entitled to partition and directing a reference Also, in Doe ex dem, Williams v Harrington, from Moore, amnning the judgment Also, in Thread. S6fTl fl A ftfof nmAflif vr vvWviif vi wic ucifliia ui iirnnovr inn ma rnrrv nrriAs- oAAaWmn ur.; i -s lunate rencontre, exeent th. fnlWn- i. vIT wiSu i . . . ' r--..-... unc f U1K OWie VOnveullOn, laSt I Alan, in Ttvnnm w Tttrnum rm TJ.nJ.IL . I..J' ;t, K.. r- ... ' . . " J ' ' "wu , juug. 7"r' re Uie re' ment reversed and venire de novo: Also, in Harris olufaoiis adopted by that body, upon the eourse t Harris, in equity, from Rutherford, dismissing AT r.n A AnminietntiAn An f Via slavaMr rmaHr.n Zm I .1 . ..... 0 ' "T " ijusomvii, ,e dui wiui costs. Also, in State v. Arnold, from UU1U1W HI su. v. Let the war cry go round : Watch" every re newal of the agitation .' in its incipient movement CRUSH IT BEFOBE IT GAIltS STISEIIGTH I" e take, the one from the Washington Nndence of the "Baltimore Patriot." th 'from the "New York .Express :n (From the "Patriot") W fight, or tathef a scrimmage ofj the Z r.oecurred this evening, between 2,n,a.lf?d c,in2tt" of North Carolina, 2 y ofMr.Clingman coming to Mf. Stan- T1 and SUlingr thai fh l.tlo K.J -.1 . -9 . ' Mmm iiiioicuic- s(?rh '!cen,lT deiered by the lormer. H t il wa false- MnClingman re- n, ikv i- ?. w men aaiu luin Wlbe first TT m . . "u Vt o "i" wuica rar. maae Mr. s. anrj caugnt him b (Qe I? Pre"uy f ve,el? scratched. Mr. Stanly S,nkeMr- clinSman, wheu the par- , -pntiea Columbus ; argument required. ; By Nash, J. In Smith v Cameron, from Bla den, affirming the judgment Also, in Doe ex dem. Moore v Kason, from Pitt ; judgment reversed aid venire de novo. Also, in McNair v McKay, from Bladen, affirming the judgment Also, in State v Small, from Pasquotank, declaring that there is no error. ' Also, in Glover v Reddick, from Perquimons ; judgment reversed and ventre de novo. Also in Tarkinton v Latham from Washington affirming the judgment Also, in GALLANTLY SPQKEN. We take pleasure in transferring to our col umns from the tt Ol4 North State the following letter addressed to the Editor of that paper, by Jos. BCbbt, Esq., of Bertie. If the " Stan dard calculated, by drawing its invidious dis- TOIfn..- . . - I . x . , , , ,1 ir aaimiKMiny amrmmg ine juagmeni. Aao. in niuon preva, for a kw moments, tinctlons between the present .able and staunch H..i ,a ... , wig promotlv and .,n-i x, ...t;.,'r v;,tw tm. a .1. V V "om uuiuoro, Pwho! Wiilsar enoniirone "-' .T " affirming the judgment Also, jn McDngald r lwabl..-oL .1 7 mVasaV one other gentlemen who, with an impertinent symu Sm.(, n',Zv . ' . , fc ' rS'P'ded o T - . th. . . xlZT.. . J Smith, from Ulubusyaffig the judgment- entre- Tpass, .11 ! 11 , . I tma no. fir mn I .1 j v. j 1 1ul "nrming we aeeree. , Also, in - . m I UIUUIUUI am a a nui1 uui I 1 WIBVa UI 1U1 . m.jr T K S, A f J kt, in the subjoined Card. If ; the Editor of tbe " Standard" had looked over the whole State, be could hardly have picked out jmore true hearted and disinterested Whigs to have experimented upon. v "'y mucn wanted in on, iiua r.ure. lor there i f .7".: "7.7" wnuan himself. (From the Tf... n ."ix-OrMnwni W. m. t-J 1 . hrfW T "'" e nave noiau ,but from what we learn of the "a I Pthat t WrfT!? 8ly, last evening, tatives, it is hard to avoid l rvtfiliiA s r ni i . 1 . WUUUA.L ui air. a .iivi rrm a n wtraa dmi.ta ol no palliation or excuse. ""s, it is said otpt rr j r. Chngman upon the River and ""QimmT m3wn mat we have seen, kT! first blow! Noaotee a r uw iLrrimi a. 1 , w - muffle, oy the House. Had not anenered m person, the conse- ptomptly From the " Old jYorVi State." " The Oaks," Bertie County, N.C. February; 20th, 1850. f Ma. Pool: In the North Carolina Standard of the 15th of February, there appears a short edito. nal paragraph in relation to the announcement which has been made in your paper, of the name of Col. Outlaw, as a candidate tot re election 10 the next Congress from this district, which, Icod ceiven justice to myself and CoI.Outlawydemands a nromDt notice at mv hands. iMr. Outlaw, sava en .1 !atest reports say, that a the Standard, ' has caused himself to be announ ""We murtib. i. . j 1 , J r 1 .: 4. i :r i ceo lor re-eiecuuu wu a uiucu uuiucaa aa n ue nnssessed a life tenure in the office.' and then sues ntoul, it is caWlatol nll . I on fn state that he had heard other ffentlemen W1? SDd mUea8e for doing nothinff in 8Pken o( oongst the Whigs as Mr. Outlaw's C fcr one whole week lWt ZLa !?ccessor, and among thera Mr. Barnes of J for the Sabs i nfnim Wno M "BMirnr ihava an Mftm thM S ti mo,t nnfortunate. We lean "t "r."'1 cause ot the quarrel Was Wt T?u origin tbe feud pntfes is unavmHnhl but aniBerable price for the: sale I of Bertie.' Now Mr. Editor, there are twoor three things which I desire to aoftee p this short parav Potter v Potter, in equity, from New Hanover, di recting a decree for plaintiff. Also, irt Hanner v Winburn, in equity, from Guilford. Also, in Melvin v Robinson, in equity, from Sampson, dis missing the bill with testa. By Peasson, J. In Easton v Easton, from Pitt, in equity. Also, in Waldo & Sherrod, from Pitt ; judgment reversed and venire de novo. Al so, in Tnrrentine v Faueett from Orange, afilrm ing the judgment Also, in WiOard v Blount, from Beaufort, affirming the judgment Also, in Kemp v Earp, in equity, from Johnston, declaring that the plaintiff has a right to redeem and directing a reference. Also, in Whitfield v Hurst, in equity from Wayne, dismissing the bill witt costs. Also, in Hooks v Lee, in equity, from Wayne, declaring that the demurrer was properly overruled. Also, in State v Johnson, front Yaney ; judgment jfe versed and judgment for' defendant f3f" Adams' Doctrine of Equity is to ke read instead of Fonblanque's Equity. iheir guns and entered the room, when they shot Mrs. Cosdeo, but she made and effort and ran in to the yard and was found dead, having a ball through or near het heart, and two stabs upon her person. They then shot dead Miss Cosdeuf, on whose person there are also two stabs. One of tht fiends went up stairs, and found Miss Webster, a sister of Mrs. Cbsden, in bed where she had been confined by sickness for two weeks : she implored huu to spare ber life; told him if money was his object, all she. had was in her trunk, to take it but to spare her life. The monster raised his gun and presented it, when she raised ber feeble arm to protect her person from the merciless brute : the ball in iis course lore off the greater portion of her arm. exposing the larger arteries, snd forcing itse f through her bo dy ; four slugs were also found in her bed, which was set on fire by the discharge of the gun or by this demon. Another of these rillians repaired to the kitchen and shot down the negro woman, the ball passing through her body. ' The while and negro lads made their escape to Georgetown Roads, a distance of two miles and a half, and gave the alarm, when the citizens immediately repaired to the place, and scoured the neighbor hood, but could get no ciue to the murderers. Mrs Cosdeo and Miss Cosdeo were kil ed. Mr. Cosdeo lived until near ten o'clock, between two and three hours. He talked freely to neigh bors ; did not know either of the monsters ; to him they were strangers. He stated that he did aot know that he had an enemy in the world, and that be had do feelings of enmity towards a human being, and could not divine the motive to the deed. Miss Webster, who it is feared, is shot through the lungs and supposed mortally, did not know the man who shot her ; she described him as having black whiskers. Her clothes and money remain ed untouched, and plunder does not seem to have been the motive for the deed. The servant woman yet lingers it is feared mortally Wounded aod she aod Miss W. and tbe lads think they would know these murderers if they could see them. Suspicion has fallen upon no one in our count v. and we cannot believe that a human being exists in Kent county who is capable of the deed. Ru mor says they came from Delaware, but all is yet conjecture. Mr. Cosdeo was a young man. rep- rcocuicu roues must excellent citizen, harm esa and inoffensive, and a sood farmer. He resided on the Moody Farm, lyrag on the main road from Cbarlestown to Philadelphia, about midway h. ween Georgetown Cross Roads and the head of Sassafras.- and the dwelling is about a quarter of a rime irom ine main road. ; Governor Lows has offered a reward of 11 fttn for the arrest of the murderers aod it is hoped that they may be speedily brought to iuaticefor the nr- peiration of this most awful crime. Highly Jmj)oafrgmUany .... alb ant, March 3.A bill providing for me election or U. S. Senator was just defea- in senate, by a Vote of ayes 16, nays "Fk xccariiaii voting in the negative. The bills requires two-thirds for a decision. The Fugitive Rescue Case in tiottton. Boston, March 3 In the case of T. P. Smith, colored, for aiding in the lats rescue, the Commissioner held him for trial at tbe next term of the U. S. Court The case of Levi Haydeh, for aiding irr the rescue, is now under examination. Reports were current this morning of the arrest of another fugitive, but tiev are be lieved to be without foundation. Spring Importations, 1851. MUIR & JAMES, Import 8 Wholesale Dealers in .tJliina, til-ass asid Queens' Ware (Corner of Sycamore and Bollingbrook Streets,) Petersburg, Va. A RE now receiving of their own importations is. per ships Centurion and Silas Greenurau.from' LTVfrDOol. ami fmm .1 :; . . . . .. 5 -""" Tunuus m:iuuraciuriiiT es tabhshmeata in this country, the largest and".o8t cotmnandingstodk of Goods ftf thir lhie they hiv ever bad the pleasure of ehibitiuff, consisting of French and English Plain White, Gilt and Decora ted China Dining and Tea Sets, English Iron stone and earthen ware of every description and quality. BritanmaCaHtors and Tea Sets, Looking Glasses . Pjates, Lamps, Girandoles, Waiters, and a vart ety of Fancy Good., French and German Toys, frc euibracingalmost every article usually fouuU in their Metylw neS3' f neWest 0nd mSt desira' With the view of offering greater inducements than heretofore to Southern Merchants to patron ize a Home Market, weh-ivemadeonr importations another purchases much larger than usual, and e respectfully solicit from them an examiuation at our ifcook Wiwra nrtkmg-tbcir purcliagea ,-t)elie-" "g (Hat we can supply them on as good terms as tfny estabhshmeut in this country, and assuring them that we Bhall use every eff-.rno do so m u MUIR JAMES. March 3rd, f g50. 6 19 lowest market rates. The strictest attention Daid to ri a warding goods. n- retersbnTg, March. 5. 1851. jj ? Armstrong &Cator - . JOBBERS IN Ribbons, Miliixery and Straw - No. 175 Baltimore St. Qthdoor east ofLiaU 0 uauiimuB mu. XhER to the trade a large stock of BONNET CAP, BELT aod Dlain RIKflOMQ BOM NET MATERIALS and MiUnr. erally. . v- a . SIS AW BONNET'S American Straw mncinn k. . i . . . from ihe manufacturers in large quantities. Also, English and French Bonnets iu every variety, oa usual terms at lowest prices.- ' Febru.iry 18th, 1851. joi t 3 Wake County, Court of Pleas aud Quart Sessions. Feb' uary Sessions I83J. Peterson Dunu Original attachment levied 6ft ,.. vs" t , C Pers"nal property-snd Jno. William H Mead. J D, Powell and H? P. Gill Summoned-as GAiaisEBa. Ibis case coming on to be heard, aud it appearing to the s.uisfaciiou of the Court that the Defendant William Hv Me id, has absconded ot removed him self beyond the limits of this State.' It is therefore ordered by the Court, that adver tisement te made iu the" Ralegh Register" a news paper published in the (?ity of Raleigh for six week successively, notifying the said Wm. H. Mead that he be and appear at the next term of our Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the County of Wake, at th Court House ia the City of Raleigh, on the 3rd Monday of May next, and then and there to reply aod plead aa the law directa otherwise judgemeut by default penal will be granted ngamst him and the property leveid on, sold ts satisfy tbe Plantiffs Debt. , Witness. James T' Marrinft fM.l, 0 i -- ui wr aan Court at office the 3rd Mond iy of Feb 1851 , JAMES T. MARRIOTT, C. C. C. . JPrAdv $5 C2j.) 7 ' ly ' ACeVnntry Sc&i and IVOsrocs I OU ALE. DguuafEUr MILL, adjoining ths toWa SL Sf City Tax List! NOTIC E fa hereby given, that 1 shall attend at the 1 own Hall on Tusday, the first day of April next, to take the CitvTax List far th Ktlrrtnt year, accoruing to law. WM. DALLAS HAYWOOD, RaleTgh. March g. IgSl. Luendant most pleasant and coast of Southern The Union a it was, we loved: under it hannv dTeT we Kved ; for its preservation we conld have The Union as it ia,we raoom The Union a it h nnlu th.t rwi ,a 1 naraoh to let the Children nf Tanm.t .ku k. . nurade changer the heart of our oppressors ; rc u hbjq a u trut oe, wnen aggressions abroad and submission at home have driven thHnnth fmm W strongnoJda va the Constittrtion ThU Union We Onnoae. Ikim TTmMl W na diaanlva r. i- tt , . . , uuu. tnt union iet us secede. If this be treason, write us Anvil s traitor. West A Ui earn tan. . Goon! Dallam Gazette, Let our name be registered in the same book. South Alabmmian. iLnd add a note that ye are a trie- of traitor to your corMry, and umleservingtheniaity blessings which ye enjoy aa sons of Freedom, and remembrancers of Wa8Hikgtoh ! Donotagamspeakeftheaaaltc'of tbe North, for ye are deserting of the same anathemas whkvelMVeSOhbajvkviahedurjonthcra. Theni ia no difference between the fanatics of the Nortk and those of the Soutli the same darling object actuates Page's Improved Patent Portable Saw Mills, (CAUTION AGAINST PIRACIES.) ITTNDERSTANDING that ceitain persons are IU engaged in manufacfurioff mv ImmmA P,,tt Portable Circular Saw mills, and sdlir tkm snm U iiteoiixc oj norm varoitna. without having uny auuionty "" me w 10 uo ; and whereas, such ne- isrious praciices are aetnraental to my ioterests, pi raucai. iuo wmbumi. ana in airect contrarohtion of the rights granted to me by Letters Patent from this Government. This is to'forewarn all persons from purcnasiug may or my said mills, in an Id State, from any person or persons except myself, as I am deter, mined to prosecute ah" who may be found infrineinir imu "-j "ju'oi ""ciner tr.esaiu act or acts of pira cy, be committed by MauafaotUTer,yendors or pur vuaaera. UbUKUti PAGE. Inventor, Patentee, and Manufacturer. Baltimore, Maryland, March 8th, 1851. 7t 20 P. 8 My Mills eaa eat twice as much lumber and cut it better, than any other mrtl ever ioTeated auu irom ueir emciency, speed, and power, are most happily adapted to the cutting of lumbsr and piaua ior me conuruciioo of flank Roads. by students applying for Superior Court License. 1 Sl"m?sth6 ,V oirrglbrfoo. con- w-n fi-.ij i federacy. Rant on, y. M-beadsl for your fime of probation will soon be over. Camden Phenix. tate of North Carolina Gbakvtt. . Countt, Coorl of Ptea and duarter Sessions. wary Winston. vs. Obediah Winston, Elijah Winrton, Henry Haley and Mary bis wife, William Dear amtNancv bis Will: rn tt ; . n . .. . . CTrru ana rrudeoce an wife, Obarity Winston, Eaekiel Penny and Catharine w,le; J ace and Martha his wife, Jesse Peace, James A Peaceamuei Peace, Louisa C Peace, Martha H. Peace and Joseph A. Win ston. Petition for Dower. It appearing to tbe slis(setion of the Court that Exekiel Penny and Catharine his wife, J, E. Peace snd Martha his wife, Jesse Peaee, James A. Peace, Samuel Peace, Loftiaa U. Peace, Martha H. Peace and Joseph A. Winston are not inhabitants of this owe, it is ordered that publication be nitde for the space of six weeks successively ii the JJaleigh Register, notifying said non-residents to be snd ap pear before ihe justices of Said Court at the term thereof to be held for said County at the Court House in Oxford, on the first Monday ia May nest, then and there to answer or demur to the said petition ; otherwise the same will be heard ex parte as to them aad the prayer of the Petitioner be granted. Witness, Augustine Landis Clerk of said Court at office in Oxford the 1st Monday in February A. 4 . A. LANDIS, C. C.C. fPr. Adv. g$ 62J.) 80 6 jglfllitlE Family ITloJa-ses Nw Crow K W a a a m. . . i aa . al a -.,... y i naa. oiewarrs cjyrup, ror Bare oy Feb. 19, 1850. R. TUCKER dt SON. It Teachers Wanted. -. a rupees or eaurort Male and Female A-f l-"uc,"J are anxious to secure I h r gentleman to take charge of th Male department, metca f A It Kor T .Ml 1. .... - - . . .... ot j q i v nil nn nAirf tA M,a 1 . w.u cfrirneni wno shall produce ttrm,,..!,,!, ..r proper qualifications to teach the branches usually """i11" nwle and female Schools. a . -" - - aa. UIU1 1, nealtbrul locatruii. aer ti. v uaoicni norm uaronna. Acadehry TrUStees 6f Beaufo Male and Female Beaufort. Feb 22nd, 1S51. n 5t Greenville tfml Raleigh tIank Road Notice. TftE I'Onditi , . , vimrier iarorporatine tne Greenv,lte and Raleigh Plank Road Company hav ing been Complied with, notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Stockholders will be held at ihe Court Hore in the town of Greenville, Pitt Count v on Thursday, the 20th of February at 12 o'clock! for the purpose of electing a President and nine z7ireetort,agreeable to the provisions of the Charter. JOHN MYERS, James e. hoyt, JOSEPH potts, , BENJ F. HANKS, . I B. F. HAVENS. ebro?try 11th, 1851. Pittsboroueh, formerly the resident- nl wvuuti.,, utvu., mil un uarea ror aaie at auc tion on Wednesday, the 19th of March, on a credit of 4, 2, and 3 years to be secured by a m or (gaga oa the premises. The place contaius 127 J seres of land which lies well for cultivation,- it is pleasantly situated iu sipht of Pittsboro where there' are Churches, and Schools, &c. There is a dweblyig house with various out-buildings, a good Sj.rJog and the land is bounded on the cast by a" rivulet. ALSO A five acre lot south of the above place and ad. joining Mr. London's residence, covered with tree. aftordinga beautiful site for building. At the same time several likely negroes young men and women, will be offered for sale, oa S credit of 12 months. Purchasers to give bond With two ap proved securities. .- For further particulars, application may be made to the Subscriber at Pitisboro'. p GREEN WOMACK. FaVettecille Observer and Wilmtugtou Commer cial insert this 4 weeks and forward bills to the Subscriber. Feb. 11th, 1851. " 4w w 13 . U A a UoMn just at hand.Very cheap. JJLXJf E. L. HARDHSG 13 NOTICE A l th November term of Wake County Court the Subscriber qualified as Executor to the last will uu testament or xavid Hinton, Dec'd. and is pre pared to settle all claims ajraiust the Estate C. L HINTON, Err. Feb. 18th, 1850. 15 MERLYO DRAWERS .J.V ' xUtptxt - " vxaaita u. CO. STri0ami,Jr Flour, made at CoL 3 Inorais McGebec Mill. For Sale by R. TUCKER 80 jr.-" Notice. --rv HIHE Trustees of the Oxford Fmal rn-a Si mt :.4 . l . . : . e- T c V. . B lown OI ra on Friday ths 7th of March, at 10 o'clock, A. M. It is desirable that as many of tire Trustees us cm make it conveni ent will attend, as business of much importance will come before the Board.; ; txtord, Feb. 15th, 1861. 17 td A LOT 0 THOMAS TOWN LIME, Just received and for S.ile by November 28ih, 180. B. TtTCKER 4" SON. 7 JTILSTKKi KOLL.S SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1512 IN PKLbS at the RaleiVh Times OrnV. anA win snoriiy oe puoiished, THE MU8TER ROLLS ofthe Soldiers of the war oi ioi, detached Irom the Militia nflM....!. Carolina, under Requisitions from the President ol ue u uneu otaies. ruoiished to pursuance of me nesoiuuons ot the Genera Auxmhl r i. OS lutl. .-... ... ..... o, iwi . unuer me arrect ion oi the Adjutant General. 1 he Work will make, probably, unwarrla nf im J - V --I-" . w. piges.aou wiiioe out in about three weeks. A limited number or extra ccDies will be nrint,i and may be obtained on application at thk Offic-." rnce une woiiarper copy. Persons at a distance, ser.dintr iho nnm ..,;n have tbe work mailed to their at'dress CH. C. RABOTEAU, Ed. & ProD Raleicrh Tin ea r . Raleizh, Feb. 21. 16 :3t C.&E. L, Kerrison & Co, W DIRECT IMPORTERS OF FCJBEIGM DRlt GOODS, Charleston 8. C. nrtr tx - m wm JU l-i kJ reSBCCWUlIV inform thai f,;j. and those who purchase Dn ttswwt. .-! their City, that they are pre Dared and r. fT,: a very large and well assorted Stock r jtv,,., j . ,,y uroQus, selected for, and particularly adapted to the SOUTHERN TRADE Importing direct, thev feet to sell Goods, as low ia Charleston, as they can be bought in any other market in ths United States. x ney would cafi particalsr attention to their Linen Goods of every description; the make will of best finish, and perfectly free from any mixture vi y"" ww w mwr svoca oi uress tioods which will be fosnd second to Sous ia the market i Terms cash or City acceptance. Na 209 King, North West Corner King and Market Streets. xcoroary inn, 1801. 13 Dress and Frock Coats, esbm well cut and extremely Well mads , . , E.L. H ARuLnG at. CO., Raleigh, October 12tb, 185V. . 8S : ' - NORTHERN HOPS ved, 2 Bales freh Northern Hons, at pound. . s UST received, 2 20 cts. L. B. WALKER. ,?Zv hth 1AHyp'ptic puis. i . "Up',ly Ju1 r5ied. for sals in large or small quantities, by t, , . . r PtESCUD. Druggie. Raleigh, Nov. ii ih, 1850. M , W ADIES White Kid Slippers SLA do. do Satitt do Black Kid de do Walking Shoe. . . '. K. TUCKER &. SOU" do do do Just received by Oct 21, 1850. O CALF SKINS, LINING, &c. , L BURCH keeps constantly od hand. Calf kin, Linimrskioa Shrt fin.iir, . . . tiiU;u ri.. a .,.7 ' -, ts.c . ... llarper's New Monthly FOR "MARCO." Received this day ' !. pr. byH.D. TURNER. 1 Raleigh. March 4th, 1851. 20 WINES ANT) JiRANnrvs J SCOTCH Ale and London Purter. of superior nn.lii .! 1 c . 1 - . r T' v7 - ior jTieutcai purposes constsntly ou hand and for sale at tbe Drug Store of ; 04 ; f em urands. Just r-cii k 1 j - t R. TITrlCRP jl. dntfi' : - Wi WViV.' ; October 8ihr. 1850. Cotton Seed JBesiI. r AVahiable article for Milch' Jows consutit on band and for Sale hv ' . t WM PPr'ir Ualeigh, Feb UtbJlS5l. wiU WM. PF.nir : Hsw York, which iTwH W,T Julyaud,185Q. WALKER, 1 . l