RALEIGH, IN. C.)Oct. 13.
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RALEIGH, (N. O. Oct. 13. Sedieieus Pabac0tions.-A number of the sLibera- tor, paper published in Boston, came to the post office in this place last week, containing the most illiberal and cOld-blooded ausons to the late sup posed instruction amongst our slaves. The paper found its way into the hands ofthe Attorney General, who submitted an indictment to the Grand Jury (who, were then in session. against Wm. Lloyd Garrison and Isaac Knapp, the editor and publisher of the pa- per- for hs clrculaon and publication in this coun. try, in coniravenon to the of the last General Assembly. The Grand Jury, we learn, found it a,

 Irue Bk" So, we suppose, the accused will be demanded by inc Governor of this State but whe-, ther they will be surrendered not by the Executive of Massachusetts is a matter about which we are not prepared to hazard conjnneture. The act makes the offence Feony-whipping and imprisonment for

 the first offence, and death, without benefit of clergy for the second. lH ."

 Trials for Conspiracy and ReBellion.-We learn from correspondentin in Duphn, that at the fall term of the Superior Court of that county held in he last week of September, Judge Donnell presiding six negroes were arraigned on charge of endeavorng to excite the negroes of that county to an nsurrec ton; three of whom found guilty aud septenc- ed to be executed the 9th inst. together with one for an outrage committed on white girl. Two of the slaves convicted conspiracy were the property of Col Jas. Wright, and the other, of the Rev. Sa muel Stanford ''-.ff W " -.

 Atthe late term ofthe Superior Court of Richmond county, Judge Strange presiding, negro Avera, the property of the Rev. Mastin Crawford, was convict ca oi conspiring to excite an insurrecon, and sen- fenced to be hung on the 17th instant Fi

 We learn that three slaves were convicted of tbe same offence at the late term of Pitt Superior Court

 At Convention of Anti-Masonc delegates from the severalcountes in Massachusetts held in Boston on the 4th inst. Hon. JOHN QuMcy ApAms u,,. nominated as a candidate for Governor, and Hon. THOMAS l.. WINTHROP for It. Governor. of tbnf State, at the next election f'ds1T7'i