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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-08
CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.

pUSUHse oE THE COMPANY CONFINED TO LIFE IN
sURAEcE.
Permanent Fund by Act Of Incorporation,
5000, 900.
Which permanent fund are to be invested as
per charter, for the benefit Of the policy holders,
In bonds and mortgages on unincumbered real
estate valued at double the amount loaned
thereon, and in stocks of the State, and OF the
United States Government. "A
This Company being organized, not the
benefit of stockholders and capitalists, but sole
ly for the protection of the policy holders and
their families against want and poverty, rs IN
its operations great National benevolent in,
stitution, conducted upon the most secure and
solid principles, and affording for small annu-
al lsuni, paid during life, large and handsome
legacy to widows and children after death. ..
'Alipolicy holders, whether for life or shorter
toms, who continue the insurance till death,
participate in the whole of the profits OF the
COMPANY, without any reservations. ), ~
Creditors can insure the lives OF debtors, thus
securing q prompt settlement in case OF death.
Amarried woman can effect Insurance on the
life OF her husband, for the sele benefit and use
Of herself and children, free from the claims OF
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-08

- IT. Z II 01ICII1ls
Parish of Iberville, May 81, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

onu.txc or srREETs-The great inconvenience
..0-,,. NJ bousea on line in not having ssree's
oo,nlated and graded sshown by the present state
otTven.st where some buildings are sunk or
fact bv she filing up for grading and others let'
that much above the line Of the street. can also
be seen in the regulating Of South, First and Second
and vsrioug Others particularly at the north part OF
the town. Objections ofsentimes are made to the
opening and grading of street unless it is at the
same time paved and finally completed. The
favorise rule in NewYork is to Let q street sastle
after grading and regulating before paving. In
Wiamsburgh another moaYe.may also De en-
titled to weiehs in this respect. Many poor men,
with their wives and families, have struggled and
saved il uost prase worthy manner 10 enable
them TO procure lot and humble nome, ana can
but i'll afford 10 pay large assessment; whereas
by improving the Rtreet gradually, they may be
enabled to meet the expepse and ;nelr lttle pro
perty rotgwept away for assessments. Dong Inc
work M et once may make itcome q little cheaper
to those who from their abundance can afford to
paw it, but it will be ruin as the sales for Assess
ments too often show to the poor man. Every
street. ehoud be regulated and graded anda alser
sufficient time for settling and enabling that aFsesS'
ment to be paid, proceed to completion.
BRICK BUILDINcs.-ln every part Of The town.
besides nasy very superior frame buildings Ito
which some peraons give the preference, perhaps
az residences, on account principally Of being in
vet weather somewhat moro free from damp
handsome brick buildings are beng put up A
block Of extensive stores and dwellings are in pro-
cess of erection by Mr.. Israel Smith, on the north
eide Of Grand st. rear Second, Mr. Ferry, we
notice, has erected a hardaome brick building cor
ner Filth aud South Thirdst Mr.. Kneeland one
nearly adjoining, in Fifthst. and Ntessrs. Kemp q
Co are sinking foundation for an extensive BRICK
building corner Of Fifth and South Fourth sts
erected erect in The upper part OF South Fourth and
many others are going up in different places, Ia
some fifteen or twenty years from now, probably
nearly ali the frame buildings al present ia vii
liamsburgh will have been taken DOWN and given
yay to extensive brick and stone edihces, and so
in Bushwick and other adjoining towns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
NEWARK ITEMS.

NEW CHURcH.-The corner.atone Of the new
Central I'd. E. Church, under the pastoral charge
Of Rev j. B. Wakeley was laid on Thursday at
te1noon, at the corner OF Market and Mulberry sts
in presence of large collection ofnpectatora. The
edifce is erected ia the Gothic styla Of architec-
ture, 100 feet deep by &c wide whole depth, 1856
feet, including the lectureroom to which there are
10 be three entranceS one each side, and one in
the rear from an alley, l8 feet vide, running from
Mulberry st. The church is to have tower and
spire, 200 feet high.
e A sale OF pews at Park Church took place
on Thursday afternoon, at which 90 were sold at
an aggregate sum of s24,573 SO, many OF them
selling for more than their assessed value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

DcoRe Wood, Chspmsn. Kelly, .he Pfesdanh Ala smi'a
HAws, Miller, shaw, Desmstef, Franklin. ,,,,,,
fhe Comriaee on Fire DEPARTMENT presented arepofs
ID favor confirming l1s expulsion of the folo~ng ger
sons from the hfe Department: VIM b Lolnsbafy; VI
Engine Co No g. Benjamin Mssurei OF Engine 20. W.
l6i Ai chaei Murry of EDRus Go No 2ij John ~ s1oa
ard ChfHopher Cornell Of Engine Go 10. Soi tdo'aaS
Farrell Paul sna IlhrsSts OF Engine 90 No -
James cCsriy sud Barnard Chrismsu OF GGans 20 W.
a. frd lhsI IN. Lowefy Of Hook and Lsadef no
be 7lofnea a. re5gL ed-whch =" rs sdoplsa aaa G e7
10 re itn' 10 he 6oeld q Aahi'Aos t9f com
Tire Commit s. weri pressntsd report on con-
Hnuicsuol ire ihe Croon Aqueddct pepaleee u ~
non 70 'eEss IL Lexington a1d q &C son avenues; WI"
Iesonion thai Tho Of 81 5uO Do appropriated ~
he LseessIy Alterations in Ice .a,a sew ss n@e WOOD
Chapman, tie Pres dent. Ao. Kelly Smith, HAYS hlef,
SHAW Dssm'!e ana Frank NIL aud directed 70 60 SSH'
10 Ite Eo ard OF Assistants for concurrence. =, 80, ~
1h5 Cnmuee on Sc gers ssnIed Fepofs IN tsVo OF
spfroIRnt the sum Of $ coo for The purpose OF shog
up 20 much OF Ice netnsi sewer IS Asy oe teCe'1
~, ard 10 rebuild The same n COL i0rmy With The deph
stechso IN lac Original contract, and dWecHps ue ou
sci TO The CorpoIs2n 10 bring sn against the contractor
or his turees for tha expenses incurred In eo9dne h9
tsns--w1lch was adopted division, VIZ dH
snilb MIA sG ar and Pranklin-l
The Special Ccuniuee the subject OF Railroads pre-
'eDted Report recommending the adoption OF nef NJ
for further cons derhiion
Aid Dodge moved that the be laid on the table ana
ihaIit he prin ed, which wa carried.
AID Shaw presented communication the subject Of
Railroads whchwss laid Ire liable and directed To Dc
The Special Commute. on the subject Of Railroad, pre-
senitd 2 Report rauimilting COMMUNICATION ron Iae
Ciy RSoed il place of That in use OF said road
Aid Hswf moved that lhe rsme be laid on ihe aoIe sna
pr led, ard the accompanying drawings be hIhoRapu7a
All Wsod wss here called to The Chair.
FROM DEPARTMENTS
7be following communication received from the
CHEF Engineer ofihe Ere Department In relation 10 40,
pointing W. w FincAleT ofthe Be'rlngera, Wh'ca
VS. etcrred o Committee on Ponce.
AID FrsnAn presented the following preamble and reso'
u19 2es = VIZ RI. cf Engineer OF Fire Department hi, s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
For The Rribune.

soNo....By r. H. sToDpAHp'
I've left my native homo ataf'
Beyond toe dark Oue man .na %
. afe dn s1,' and wears most come and go,
A. rolling waves depart;
E+e | forget to give you all
e a 4 bone within my heart
7 ooms to you az walows come,
Across the stormy foam,
Nv chief delight in alien lands,
To sing my aongs of home;
Nor viii once regret my hom9
And all the sea that parts
II YOU will only give me now
4 home within your hearts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CHuRcREs.-The plans for she new church edi'
Zee, TO be erected by the congregation ofshe Cen
tsal Dutch Church, Brooklyn, for Rev. DR.. Be.
thune, are completed and we understand the
ground near the corner Of Pierponssi. and Monroe.
place, Will be broken in 8 few days. Rev, Dr..
Dickinson has been engaged to supply in part, dur.
ing Mr. BIS absence, and viii preach tomorrow
morning at the church in Hanry,st.
FLEAT-sr M, E. CRuRoH,--This neat little edi-
ace was dedicated yesterday afternoon to the
worAbip of Almighty God Rev. Mr.. Curry, the
Pastor, Rev. Ar. spoford OF Wiuets.. Church
New York, and DR.. Kennedy participated in the
exercises. Dr.. Kennedy preached an interesting
discourse, from the 2O.h verse of the 5,h chapter
Of James, subscription paper waa on eoed
which realized nearly $4,000.
MILITARY ELECTORS -Ths Pearson Light
Guard held an election n Thursday evening last
at which B Clark WAS elected Captain, aad John
], Wizemap, First Lieutenant.-Qn Monday
evening noxs an election for Lieut.. Colonel Of the
18th Regiment viii be bed, to Eupply tbs vacancy
occasoaed by the resigpasion ofLieut. Col Beers.
EXCURSION Fire Compspy No. 5. are N akiag
preparations ior target excursion to Negbargh,
10 come CD on the aaa iest.
sosrALrY --phere were 40 deaths in Boot
En, iSas week, 80 OF them werc ohbdreo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

FIRxs.-There were two very trihing freS on
Friday night-one in the house of Mr.. Pope, AZ
Montgomery at, he other nearly opposite at Ear.
Doyle's shoe store, so, same street. Damage
sljohk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Ey The Adrertiser ia lamenting the lack OF
markets in the City OF Churches. There must be
a sad deficiency in market accommodations when
our neghbors car covet the possession OF such
wretched sheds and mudholes as Fulton and
Washington Markets of the Metropolis
A HUNDRED THoUsASD-From the partial re-
turns of the Marahala, it is estimated that the
present population of Brooklyn is about lOO'00V'
having doubled in FIVE years.
SUPREME CoURr-Speciai 7erm-honc aor asnFn
H Moe Pre'idng l. Aq1 na s Gga. Of
ordeIed iudemsp for defendant Papers 10 DC n'u "
Puiusm County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

DILRS.-Br DITCHETR-DEAR SIR muchTs
my having called you bsfore this, but rtder
my duty through this certificate TO inform those afflicted
with the Piles that suffered severely with thai distressing
complaint for gears snd had 20 quit my work and used
many different medicines prepared by Doctors Out found
no relief Ar Ab atam salter baker, ofthe Fourth Ward
gdvaed get dict ers Spanish SPECIFIC for tho Plies
at 81 Rosevets did So and before using half bottle
cured me- and for the ssl years have had no return Of
the Piles, Yours, truly.
ROBERT UsLAND, 1O2 Mulbeny.st.
New.York July 1850. HHf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
BRNJAMIN ROONEY, Aac,ioneef.

BBNJAMlN MOONEY, Auc,ioneer.
nAnAGED GOODS Ac.-EENJANlN MOONEY
AB~D sell 81 sucnoo, THIS DAY 10 O'clock, at The
Auction Room IA Plat 81 fnr account = whom may con-
Germ quHniy Of dams ged Fancy Goods saved fOn me
fire al 2tHl GtNuC-st
ALSO hardware cutlery, fancy goods, watches, jsweI.
~ &c. ~ ~
he Sod on the premises at Northport L. the tesdsrce
OF the aie Capt John Utel. Ii commands charming
view, ofbs, hnd cu1y. I hOuseiB aod verf COM
mosious Iot large Terms n de- essy Sale al PM. o.
Tuesdsv lnh inss yorUarlcuv all on
HENRY J SCUoDEB, Att rlsy Law, 80 w all a.
B-stesmhost Pacific VII lie ve for Northport on
he dav from foot Of ostherneslp AZ A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
Auction SALES
q GARDINER, Aaenoneey.
g9F BALDWIN GARDINER


RSY BALDWIN GARDINER
I'D siorc SIS Broad way, cor AnSaoss.si
II Particular aheaaon will ho gvsn 20 saea Of Rsrcv
Goods, PofceSI,, Psnlirgs &c. Also furniture OF tAni
lies giving up house Keeping Also, Stocks Of hsnuga
rurers ke Al OF which respectfully solicited.
Having msde arrangement With Mr. Q. TUTTLG
40 his salesman he hopes 10 ne the patronage OF his
frierds snd the public lel iAd
At PgIyATg sALE-DiAMoND JgwELRY, ke.-l Sreas.
PIN saperb single brisnt OF he aral waser vsluei a
$500; DO Finger Rng, Sl0; do DO SS5; do do S7o;
do DO S7ust received And % mo latrii aad uost ksi
opable siye Of setting snd win be aod At prices much BE-
os slso' superb new silver gut prize Staa
A N. MEKWlN Aucttooeer
a4Y BANGS, BROTh&h ~ 90 SORE ~ s ssoaa'
Dwsy panc1lsr attention given 70 TOE asa OF friTase
Libraries. Cash advances mAde when desired -,
NoTIcE-Tke coparErership q SANos LAT = s W. y:
wa dissolved BY the deslh OF Mr. PLArS on lhe Sih OF
Nay last The buiiEess win ba continued oy me satVf0b
npder the tile Of BANGS, BROTHER co
Newly orr. Aug. !, 1850.
AT PRivATR SAE-A great assortment OF NEiang e.
pers Leer Cap, Cut and FLAT DO tbs most isYofa
Booksellers and enuRlg merchants are invited 70
gall
ar FsIyAgk s4Lx-8onnn POPULAR library seriss---
SonpeIe tets OF these Te desirable and seect york; Rs
offered 10 ne trade and others prsng the stand
srd Library 81 vols tne Scientific library vols the AT
iquAriap Library IS vols the CLASSICAL library II vols;
and he lusratsd Library tne~ serea,l including Lodges
Portraits OF IllucuE Peyscnage& OF Great srsain The
younee sold separately II Desired list has uAf
seen iIsued Of the ysrous wocsE saf aag be had 81 s
aors
Also Y,Ardners Popular Lectures Ga seienee md arr
Tcls $40 Cw5aaks Hydraulics and Mechanics, john
cons Farmers Encyclopedia 9nSuone great WON on
allcb Cows Thseg's Principles OF AEfieoInra Aone
sougster Rerreu's eoubls Gn,ry Bookkeeping, sVo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

AR. RICHARDsOHg SYRUP One oftho best
Dremedies Of the age DR. Richardson's Syrup for chol
stomach. -.
Sold at Dr. Traphsgens, $50 Pearlat charee b asngs
10 Broadway at the duggst store 46i do; aooer a.
sands 1873 Bowery; HaydocK, 2s PeaFiss; also nirs.
Hays ITS Fulton.st Brooklyn city. leI sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
IN INSURANCE
~N-~-~0~~0~@N-N~~@|0~"-N~~7@~
NIAGARA

NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL S2OO, OOOs OFFICE Sc wALL-sr.
rE1HIs COMPANY having ia capital all paid In cash.
will be prepared and after to-day, insure Build
ipgs Merchandise Household furniture, Vessels In Port
their Cargoes &C nganh loss damage BY IRE, on the
favorable Of the Fire Insurance Companies Of
Ills city.
DIRECTORS:
Rhomas Marean, p c. Doremua, Chas. Corey Taber
3 T Jonss Slmeon Draper, Daniel Fan,hsw,
John Mortimer Jr. Palmer Townsend, Poter Nsylor,
D Stewart T. 3 Coddington, III. Fl Ghnnell,
W.WhitewrlghL jr Henry Coggl, John T Johdston
Chss T. d amhmann L. d Conan, Jacob Lule
Jas L Varck, Ezra Wheeler, Washington Irging
VIM H. Wisner, 4. B Brown, John Bridge,
VIM B Bend Ed Elsworih z EiIeston,
john w. Howl g g. Smith, Josiah Laue
Bent A. MnInfofd g. g. Robbns u w Duaham
z. e. Davis L. 3. Loder,
w. 3. BEND President
L. G. Iayr.e, Secretary. su24 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
+ COTTON Auctioueer.
hr,r,n ~ 4 on M LA 4 IL "a L N

ARGE SALE OF HUUshdULU FUhNk-
LTURE. &c.-F COTTON VIII sel THIS Jay lSaiGr'
dRyl Sent at log ocok, al tho auction oonas % Beck
man aud SO Ann very lsrss ard desirable assortment
OF household conslsng efSoas, dysns mahoRo
nv Al black wa nut char8 French beteeds msroIe-top
dress snd plain center card dnir and TAO e.
looking gs'ss, Office desks sota eedsiesda saae ovas
and masessea cloths stovss kitchen fur i1iro
n sno lar a a6 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
WINDOW SHADES.

so, 600 w1aDoWI SHADES
or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
sEIHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ct great bargains, In
w lots suit purchasers from ~ up at 4a fes four
doora rom Chsshamst Ttimmings Csmbrics be. for the
Tfsde as lmt w. Q JENKs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
LAW COURTS.

COURT CALENDAR-Ihis DSy.--CIRcUIT COURT
Nos. 756, ISL, 784, eS2 948 10 1853. roo
CoMMoS PLgAsNo' SOL, 5i6, 5fl, $50, 90, STD 5O6
5e8, SO $50 57l, 572, 574 SIS, ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

THE aRoCERs'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office No. 81 WALL corner OF Pearlst NY
CAPITAL 500 coo.
gVNHIB COMPANY, having their capital all paid H. u
cs.h, prepared insure Buildings, Merchandise
Household Furniture VeSsels Ia Port their CargoS NC
agsinst loss damage BY FIRE also tno alhs OF tLado
Navigation and Transportation, on the most taVofeoe
terms. Ali oeses promptly adjusted and paid
RuFus gToRY MOSES TAYLOR, SAMPSON MOORE,
PETER MARTIK, GEORGE ELDER CHA5; bU aAliaLFEh
FRANCIS sKlEDY, HENRY EpEY, 4SA q; Fo ORTIZ
JAS RWILsoN ALEX Fl. GRANT, VIZ FOSTER,
Der = SAMPSON MOORE, Prssdent
j MILTON smlTH, secre;ary. 7tfla
TRE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
OF PIE CITY OF NETWORK, Office cor OF Green
Owicb and Dey sts. over the North River Bank Cash
capital $4,000 cSoW iEsnnsi G %o4 81 dsigs
GEORGE W. SAVAGE, Secretary. ie0n
apROOKAYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
D-ofiee No nerchants' Exchange, WsiIat N 7 sEt
IS Fulton Of Brooklyn WI GLiiSWCRT6 Pfeft
A @, STEyEEs Secretary, aug ON
NTOTIDE-Fhe seed business conducted BY the aio
lVThonas Bridgeman will be conducted under hs name
OF BRIDGEMAN BROTHERS, at the old sts1d, VA
Broadway, cor. EighteentsaL JOSEPH BRIDGEMAGt
who has 6een attend the store for some years VII
attend to customers usual and q authorized 70 receive
and collect all debts due the establishment
,sla z,vsm. A AhpaEw 'BsRI6aEaAN Executors
CANPHgNE AND BURNING FLOID =, %.
WY "a. a5,TTiH ISL 0rand-ss Nsw-Yofk, ara %vs
w .Fulion.a Brooklyn. 10 authotzsd sgshs do vel
sale Of CsmPhens Dealers IN 1e he price before
b,S esn sseWsere II viii be or IN sn p
ss ss . = at 9q5 5'EGs5 L 2f
NTALTiNG s 20 su sn9'ea. Apply
manE ss ,gF ;ss r S,s NER9 5ss
s az la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
KELLY & RIKER, 1871 ChsthamsL call Tho sstsntioa
IA OF all parsons wanting Shades 10 er assortment OF
Shades and materials for making and hanging Grades;
they make the best quality only aud ael al prces io -
per less than sny other lnSrn Aclufefs al enS
warranted uot 70 stics or carl anlS Lpu44W"
xnytNofY.y auaDRs: GLE ooRHlcEst DaA.
w Perry MusLiNS &c families sbcul tai a "
er wados @ me eoys seig is,y @ s snd Ses a.
daced II 4 Lace aud as9 sars s Gsp eas
tsssea loops ous bznds, corcss E Ss;tfaa 6rstraa
ee S as o a. Is 70 IA, sad deaedy
tars il Merchants buying 81 asSs .og ei.ewere
10 their advantage 70 CSC "%soobfoRp 2a9 Sfoedgay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

7Tepoaa uAq naA 80, 9PAoF sIs5Ih ave-.
wILsoNs L,ghs,ss de- sai ass :do Fer
y nue. @ house s9 ssapes Fa.s have them alter
sons haytrg without any appearance o. pee
su at a, tSis estsblisbpenG
Ksaas ~ so Sossss e E9
4 par IL, ~ most resgopablg Tstsai by ,
aope, ss e ne sSs EDWARDS, SANFORD Z co.
auls Jew Foreign Express Adams ofEcel 10 Walls1
zz;1R1-E ARD DAIRY SALT-fke Pact6e Rock
asIi Company having perfected their arrangements FOR
snnspg AID grinding pure Rock Salt for table and dairy
ma sre prepared TO rniEh the trade ~ih Il Ia paekages
~ ever description the lowest Fstes The objections
heretofore made by consumers Of roand Rock Ss o. &C.
count Of the impurities contains viii no longer app 70
salt manufactured at ia establishment a. egrry pe9eeos
Is perfectly cleaned before grinding RoT aatnpea ana
teT1nR apply tho Office 100 Broad g. New orr
RIUrwashed Ground Rocs Salt he descii2hoss
uanalfv sold In Ibis MARKET iurnisod 20 order ~ edoe
Tssa is19 9r1eodsI Il. RANSosi Ageo>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

STATED NETTING. FRpAT EVENING Sept G. 1850
Present. Oscar w Siurtsvsn, Esq. President, IN the
CbBir Assistant Aid Haley Mccarthy Boyce, Barr, Webb
Crane Francis Kip, Ssmnis, Sands Ward, Rogers, Dean
AlYofd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

soerALlrY --phere were 40 deaths in Bcoos.
sn, isas week, 80 OF them werO ohad,eo
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-07

State of North Caroliaa--Cumberland County.
Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions June Term, 1885,
Thomas Avera Lovit Rals and wife Mary, VIM. En-
mis- and wife Elizabeth, James G.. Draughon and wife
Sarah William Avera, and VIM. Avera and wife Edith
f. rersus,
John Avera and Henry Avera-Pct ton for division
of lands.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
l Avera and Henry Avera not inhabitants of this
Sate 1t is ordered that publication be made for six weeks
in the Raleigh Standard that The defendants appear the
next of this Court to be held for the County of
Cumberland at the Court House in Fayetteville the
first Monday in September next and plead answer de-
judgment pro nssso will he taken against them
and the petition heard erparte.
Witness John McLaurn, Clerk of our said Court at
office the lst Monday in September, A. d. 1850
JOHN McLAURIN, Clerk.
July Gath, 1850. Pr. adv SIS 6s3 j. S24-6t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-07
$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the plantation Of Jas. G. Edwards
Levi about years DID, he is rather dark in complexion
and has lump the side of his right knee large
hens egg. which may lead to his detection if
ined. He is about six feet high and generally weighs
about 900 pounds.
He stole the free papers OF Luke Hall and Ned Hall
who reside in this County, and has attempted to escape
the Rail Road by exhibiting the papers of the former,
which taken from him, and he still has the papers
of Ned Hall in his possession. AT Black Creek he i'll
qured his way Raleigh but it is suspected that he may
still be lurking somewhere in this region.
The above reward will be paid any person per-
sons who will deliver him to any of the subscribers
confne him in any Jail SO that they can get him.
~ Address Macon Moye, at this place.
MATTHEW J.. CARR,
DREW A. SUGG,
MACON MOYE.
Goldsboro, July l3, 1850. ss2-3t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-07
PROSPECTUS OF THE
WarrentOn Weekly News.

T1NDER the above title the undersigned propose to
u publish in the town Of Warrenton, n. c., weekly
Newspaper devoted to the general interests OF the COM
munity.
The "News" -" will give hearty support to the princ-
pies and of the Democratic Party. portion
of its columns will however, be devoted to Agriculture
General News and Literature.
The lst number will be issued about the st of August.
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July LIST 1850. ,--. e2o-
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-07
VOLUME XVI.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDAkD
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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-07
MOUNTAIN HOTEL,
NOR ANTON, Burke Co. n. G..

A THE Subscriber, thankful for the very liberal pat
ronage heretofore received, would now inform the
TRly.EkLI.Ng PUBLIC
that his House still open and that his accommodations
heretofore imited) enlarged. He has erected
row of Offices for Professional gentlemen together
with commodious Hotel, all of which is entirely
The location of the MOUNTAIN HOTEL commands
the finest of the mountain scenery in the places and
is removed from the noise and uproar of Courtyard
and the Public Square, and yet sufficiently for all
the purposes of business.
The subscriber promises to spare pains to provide
the invalid comfortable Summer Retreat and to gen.
temen of pleasure and business desirable Boarding
House. ]. NJ. HAPPOLDT.
Morganton, July 25, 1850. Ss6-ly.