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RICHMCNO MARK ETS, JULY 50.

WHEAr.he milscrs are paying for prime white Us cts;
for red ~ c3.-cIrly deliveries.
FLouK.-Htchrnunn 81; scottsville held at sis
IORN.--65 cents per bms!icl.
CORN MEALS cents.
OATS--50 cents per uushcl
RYE--75 30
FlSiI-lIcrrimgs New No Cut ST. 5Oa IS [iros- 1j
Roe 81. Sc 81 MacNrse No. g. S5s 81 NJ. = SSG 81;
40. l. SgS a9a. Shad-innc 10 market.
LARD-Nuw, IN barrels, 10 Il lUG cts kegs III a lls.
BACON-Pue Baltimore Sides 81 cents; Shoulders
~ finn
COFFEE-prime new crop Lagnayra 81. to 9I cents
Eiu s.: 10 cents.
SUuiAR-New Orleans 5s cents /; Porto Rico SIX
~
MOLASSES.-Swcct Cuba is held at 81 % cts, New
Orleans, firm Il IS re-bulled 81 cts.
IRON-Pg Iron S2i To 3D. according 10 quality Sweed
$50 per English SIS; Ircdcar, Richmond munuacory,
IS; Up Country Bar So 81, according equality.
SrEEL-Amcrlcan clustered u Us la ~ per ton.
LIME-Sacs Dock 81 l21 nom store 81 2j.
SALr-From 81 20 81 10? sales - S..
PUrATOEoS,ir at 81 - Tor Mercer; yellow IaSl tx.
CANDLEo-Spri.n Cau:ea !5ailc; taIluw lyai2, iiuis
Patent Is Aanantne Is to- Jackson piten l2h.
SUAr-.tlcnunnd and New YORK s.. .uC
SPlR rS-Coanic Brandy 81 - -; Rochelle 81 35a
81; American PROOF Be- lih proof jJa55 Apple jar;
ticnmIud tecic; WnIsAcy ~ cents y. T.. Rum Is
a 80 cts. Cincinnati whi-Aey n 2iE cts.
GUANU-rcruvlan SiGni7i Patns oman S3GLS1 pei ton
2uUU
HAi-Northrrn, in bues--irom wharf 10 CTS; from
Al
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CAPT. RYNDERS.-The Wings have often spoken Of
tor without mnd-though they have been more
than once quite anxious attach him to their party As
regards the charge of his lack of Abilities his oration dev
cred at New York the 4h of JULY refues his canmna
tors The following extracts will specimens:
1.-THE habments of slavery yet by four fths OF
the human of all colu and in nearly country on
the globe The misres of this seville condition OF man. With
out any regard color, in the United States to
be abolished in some Other countries but practically ex
lists horid condition. As recognized lnstltu-
the Southern States. 1t has heen forced upon them
before States had independent existence. Havng
such magnitude its abolition must oi necessity br
the work Of time aided by favorable circumstances
than present existing Wisdom and justice must d.
rect the that look its abolition. The North
nothing do with it, The institution is local. and Stale
power is the only agent that net in The matter.
ain social point OF view my friends, have lind some ex
perience of the institution OF Southern slavery have lived
in the several sections off Unun and have had uppur
between the employer and employed capitalist and aborer
ser and slave. am sutised that there Is more friendly
feeling, social communion more real sympathy exist
ing between slave than there Is between the
rich northern and cities and the abu
rers they employ firmly believe there social equa
" the former than between the latter The capital
lists in the free States seldom associate with the ubures
There is no ntemingling between the rich and The poor
They appear in fact 10 be almost distinct OF
and women The rich man may mediate attack upon
the virtue OF an industrious and have social inter
course that he may accomplish his baser puposes he may
condcscend to be very sociabe with poor the
time of an election but for all the nober objects of human
sympathy und common improvement they strangers to
each other the one is master, the other slave"
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LOLA Monies COMING.-The New York Tribune
learns an authentic that Mrs Head alias Lola
Monies alias the Countess Of Landsfeldt will visit this
country in September or October with Spanish ballet com
pany 1t be presumed that this is speculation, taking
her nooriey capital and American curiosity as the ra"
material of which TO manufacture the Of revving
her fallen spiendoE. She will of draw crowds until
everybody has seen her and if she is handsome and
dances WELL be successful she evidently antici-
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For the Enquirer.


Messrs Editors You will please insert in your journal
the enclosed article from The "Amerlcan Telegraph II
brings 10 the notice Of the Democratic party the names Of
distinguished sons of New York and Virginia, for the high
offices OF President Vice President Of the United States
Ii Is the duty hessrs Editors Of every leading Democratic
Journal early day, give full scope 10 nominations,
and consider kindly freely and with proper comPro-
msng spirit And duty less solemn and ncuin-
pent uron every member party receive every no
nation with The kindness and affection OF brothers To con-
slder them all appropriate part Of the great popular
whose we'll directed will scatter 10 the
winds IN. Whin party The good and wise Of the
ton should rely contribute their names to The use of The
party Tor srlrcor and when that shall have b. en- made let
I . work O meti y on MANY DEMOCRATS.
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of bees hved in the hole OF old tree on the
mountain at Westfed CT from which, soon at;e an immense
number of black snakes sizes seen 10 emerge and
spread themselves along the limbs Of the trees The neigh
bors assembled in crowds and shot some Of the serpens
many of them measuring six feet in length.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

Anderson DANA Esq died Wkesbarre on The oath ut
aged SIS years. He boy at the time Of the ever-memo-
rabe Wyoming His father and orohcr,h-ia~
were killed there when he fed with his mother her family
and others to Connecticut.
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IT., HIM r Pifcbi, ESQ.

To I'm. F. Richie, Esq:
Dear Sr-The gentle and conciatory tone Of your ed.
torals in reply TO ours Of the 10Th nst with the gentle
manly prompting. OF the "amende honorable is with plea
sure accepted in The spirit designed TO be expressed
"SUVERElGNS."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

We have seen strong testimonials from gentlemen of high
standing to the great remedial Of Consunp
ton Bronchitis &c. of Dr. Wellesley, nov g. the Powha
House Whose advertisement nmy be found in our col
umus to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

RICHMOND LIVE SION MAnkET-JrLY 20.
Beet Cattle->caic weight 81 50 To So u.s.
Iugs-Nrtl So 81.
Snerp-Nctt 81 81 SO So qGaIltv and the suppl,
IS ample. jacob Sdooh
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA JrLy 90.
Daniel Hawkins, claimed fugitive slave, had heo-
ing before the United States Commissioner lngfaham This
morning, who ordered that he be sent back to his MASTER In
Maryland The slave absconded about one year SINCE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

70 s : i % NJ REVELATION STORY A HOAX
dates Of the 18Th. arrived at Savannah w.
The health OF the Island was sooibu, two cases of hi
"a had occurred ~ % eiV!:-
The news o; the instruction at Prnrpe i. ali \ bo, =
created some excitement at Havana which bowrs -
~ subsidized. '@'i 'f'eSI'
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III. .Ssc,ders ('onrcntinn

HARRISBURG July 23i Tie Serc.ers from tho N,;.
American Convention met to-day u'cGocH ori ;
mated Kimber Chr, OF Schuy XIII comfy Tor Gnys,n
and McDunud u; Armstrong county, Tor can Il!
rr kusoluuns adopted nominating G,r,f D,,,'
kennesy Tor p,eS'ds" and ~; coae' OF New Jct,ey,
iud@rships.
There will soon be nine ~ TAP cenrcrn,sr Wi,.s,,-
Va two nj them a!anscd ini SIX ntclI.n.sG 't
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THE LIND FEyEH Sr,rr &c..

THE LIND FEVER STILL RAGING
ROCHESTER, y. y, JuLY % Jenny Ind. r,,,,,, -.
last nigh! WIS most oriilnt ni r l. Is Sid no ,h
who have heard her frequently that she Gar e,c,iI h
one mas c"nsrnsed 10 give one nre Concert The excite
Inent and anxiety obtain tickets uc very o,.,,
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.N.lAask 4 L. -.

"Wednesday. joy. :hc residence NJ "'
Whlnrr Wrlriu.t,dri by ics Mr. Nhi'
nc t. Ms. Ui.Iv. nGlt ii,rrlco, ,. BKAH'
| Ton, Wa,sa", "..t county Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

WHIG NOMINATION IN LOUISIANA

nc nies 81 The second District in Louisiana I'm which
US, Nave noml nate, Arxal.;cr e bhi,,I -, t ,
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w In consequence Of frequent applications made to US,
propose publishing in Pamphlet form the eleven Nos oil
Chorepscopus the Morality Of Slavery, which appear
ed the columns Of the Enquirer As soon as we receive
orders for sufficient number of copies pay the expense
of printing, shall put 1t 10 press The pamphlet wal
contain from so 10 60 pages printed with type, good
paper neatly covered and trimmed Price for Is copies 81
for So ST. for 100 copies $40. Those wishing TO supply
will please end 10 their orders once
the publication OF the work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

large operations in Tobacco Adrauc. in pric-s
ne" oRLEASs' July 10 lS5l-Tubarco ysry hrisk aoJes
sn,s nr loo G oHonSand hhds Prices advanced fifty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

For the past few days have again had hot weather
Yesterday afternoon however, after heavy gust there were
some grateful showersbut they were scarcely sufficient 10
lay tire DUST From many poons Of the Stale we hear ter
ribe accounts of the drought which is fast destroying the
corn In consequence Of the wreched prospect OF corn it
probable farmers will for tho present. withhold their
Nh from market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

II Eve nave Tor Irr ~ III i"atcr :" "r year
T. oman. Who'll so"d Lo"k, Washer AMI lr"f'f
a., y 81; H. I'LL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

The Convention yesterday completed their action on the
judiciary department. There was quite an ah''ha'eu Gun"
les, over the appo.onmcnt Of The judicial circuits and some
changes were made. Among them a Judge was given 10
.comoc and Northampton; Henco added 10 the dis
tric beow-and hence only judge given to the city OF
Richmond We fear that this viii work ~cli IN conse-
uuence of the immense of law business in Richmond
Power is given the Legislature, we believe to make judi
ciul re appor lionments at the end Of ten years.
The only very important matter now to be acted on Is the
legislative apporonment-und is generally believed that
the Convention, in few days. will take their inal leave OF
Richmond of which the members must indeed be tired They
probably their distance and dissolve into their orig
inal elements, before Friday next, August LIST.
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ssUM.- y. Z. Kum high Gtvor and suir'De o' i'b
IL 10y
Itly DAVENPORT ALLEN ~ {
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25
THE GaIJEGO AND HAXALL.

The dimensions Of The Schoones are the following: The
Guego Capt. Dearborn) $50 feet inches long; n feet
Is 100 tonnage The Haxal03 feet inch long; ~ ieet
breadth of beam 10 feet 81 inches dcph Of hold; 2o9 und
l95 tonnage -.
ers and all seemed TO enjoy themselves Conspicuous
the contributors the hartY OF the occasion were
Judge Mason and other members of the Saie Convention
and Messrs Mayo Currie, Hnskins Haxal Burr &C. &c
After the pleasures entertainment wee fully appecl
a,ed the following business was transacted : iimes;
Al meeting of the citizens of Richmond assembled on
hoard the schooners Galego and Haxal on Wednesday
Evening 23d July 1851, Gen Lambert Mayor OF The cay
was called the chair, and VIM. e. Darlington appointed
Secretary.
On motion of B. B. Minor the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted: -.
Resolved That IN, merchants and other citizens of Rich
nond assembled on board the schoones College and axal
feel high qualification in welcoming Them as ndduohs
The present line between Richmond and New York, owned
entirely Richmond and therefore, particularly entitled
tn favor of the Virginia public.
an honorable specimen of Southern ENTERPRISE whose len
dency be the same time 10 strengthen Inc 'es a
bind our Union together and 10 stimulate The energies ne
veope the resources and build the wealth OF the SCUM
Resolved. That thanks be cordially rendered 10 n
propretos and officers Of the ne both for the liberal nos
ptay they exhibited the present OCCASION ana 10
the audable public spirit they have manifested in this enter
prise. ,,,r,n n;I,
WM. c. CARRINGToS, Secretary.
We take great pleasure publishing the above compmen
to these very handsome, weconstruccd and commodou
schooners called after Of our -four mills among IN
finest in the world They built in Baltimore oy MT
Abahams J Justly noted for his skill in building ant
must increase his present high reputation He memoe
of the late firm of Abahams g. Cooper, who built the oihe
six vessels belonging the Virginia Line These TWO In
,chooners arc of 257 eachowned by tweny-sese
Richmond merchants, and built OF the best '"sn'
timber gotten on the shores of james river in the vicinity
of Sandy Point Their enthusiastic inauguration on "eu
nesday afternoon, in the presence OF the Governor o "
State the Mayor of our city, large NUMBER oil members
the State Convention and crowd of citizens, shews III
bib noreciaon in which the success of this Virginia en-
erprse hailed and augurs well for its future prosperity
and perfect triumph The gentlemen connected with IN
enterprise are whole and patriotic and public
spirited citizens.
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., 10 80. s..At 81 i.iS>. iH- =" I.
.
uuy Il IA school. oiuui De
:Gniltscs, "!i fcncu hm! VI
ln,uc!i e dcaIrcd 60 rs VI y
NJ . Elie !. Z. - .t:.,.IIall cnmmy. W .Iu =. sN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

&c.-l.SJCd,rr Has; .utu ~ p
pine Pop.r sizes In Cap uoh Letter 40
Rurl. Tor sn.e ~
iulv - DAVENPORT, >t.I.ES d ~
The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16

June II, 1881 - ...r ,ss.. z--ts ss-st 1
circular be seen at the oiiice Oh 'h's
The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16
AN IRISH SALUTE.

!: !Two Iri,hmen weresIeft IN charge of a
ships while it's officers s.enAs AShaTe, and
strictly eaieined not to .tpsals - perubit
aay noise Nh hoarlfl bat n, jsS sseald
Iish'' one, Of them hads and iiaeapPortuni-
~ fora 'sbit 81, sQreen, was toe great
Svr, ihems 10 resist. s2 HeJs IN :
elals.d freely sad - @anJ o. osss senbiic
r,.eu have heen kaOwn 10 dSss so0n5asARk
.theasselses toto - very sepAtgi0eSc -slirst,
when. one sAysto Aenshers = s<s So .sg1 ,
s.ss..Be jabers. snd iei,s secs sslste.r
ssgs'Agreei.'' ? - ys.s the the pthsr.. s>aat
thar nd make the sjeyd b$ise.s - ss.. :
Ha..- -Tat. man ssfrsy lied aahs arstsa sas~eH
stop that aJn<s 500 bs'd. bag s.es stne
mesth ef the gun me dsritnfs sssa .Me1t
hsve 9 reerin ssaete, 4~ithost any ssesss des
all. At ALL, z<:z41z2> S5ff cS q sss@-FssffS~s
Pat aequie.ce1 IN thssssangemenf, and
|h.li The bsr =. directed, ssbils the ssther
souckeds syd- 4be canpsn.A Ihe .ssTss
L..,;rr-- the ,report- 4bastcneds cna eoard
',-s~re they. found one Of the lsishnsp sand
ererxfhinE 70 a great ;ttAte ~ beaRillaaE-
meni< He was ssked vhat bad abeEoAa ef
his coDTzde.s > ..Sure, :. saizt hs;g s.As,Re$siek
vss. helan' /. bag over the pestkfk she
CARSON to stop tho noisA,- wh.te tetessked
X II. and The Hast hseeax xef him - m Aax
iIey we're gain: 10, = sraati .hsgEI ltagssds
the. shose. and that's The last. eeeaseA1 can
give ye.,s 1a4%r<es fs1,-@ So ses~st-f1-
The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.

New York, Aug. 6-The Empire City j.
arrived tu-day from Chagres, which she.
left on the 25tl. aud Kingston on. the 9sOth.
She brings three huuslred and sixty pas
sepgers aud 81. 600 in, freight and
$500. coo IN the .has.ls of, passengers. - She
hr'gisr ssesesiffsa fkkssffes q sd
July. It commenced On Pacific Street
and went siown to Ohio street, bstntng the
city hall and city hospital Ailthe buiiil-
ings on jackson street we're CONSUMED %as.
far as Montgomery. Il burnt down Wash
ington aud Dupont streets AZ far AS Ssn-
som. Both sides of Montgomery street
were burnt, from Pacific TO Wa.htogton
street. ss@e eA%- .r5@T4% IS &%a>& @ssa<*ss q. :
Messrs Chas. 9. Lyons xnd Fsscls.s sof
the firm Of Bach. Burnetts & CO., were
burned to death. LA ALL i've hundred
buildingsv ere burn ed jtoas three asisaions
.Of dollars. The fire was undoubted y-the
work Of an iucendiary. fi>he hooses gen
orally were occupied as dwellings BY the
poorer class. Is The citizens have resolved
to prevent the landing nf any nsre emmi-
grants from penal cstisaies, unless they
can produce testimonia Vi - "a. schasacter-a
:~Ia1e two assassina wiss sua sdrred ak38pt ]:
Snow at S,nora were Afterwards AHghts
and hung up by the poPuisce.S ~
DR. Gun,,; editor of the Sonora iiesesd n
was dragged from his bed ard ny1rdereA sbv 1
some persons who took offence at an arti
Gle in iis psper.e 1--we persons
with his office also were kitiesIt and sew
erzl others woundrd.9 ss.i afsr~s Esss..<s -
Capt. Fiszpatrick, sasd nipe@ men were
cutoff BY fnstians at Rough viver,s snd all
murderrd,s@fu fSo : f Tssss@7 S<-as Il
Accounts from the mines favorable.
The crapssweit.@eA yreatsmany Mormons
from Salt Lake xrriy ed. at ll5os A ngeios-
AT San Reaacisco " q: :s5u asisett baiidings
wereser<cted ID ufins the past v eek. sss
The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16

Rates Of Postege ia be charged. .upen all transient
newspapers and rre7y other description Of
Printed .Afafter. ercept .Ntsrspnpevs and Pes
radicals, pubiishpd at intervals and sa0fs er-
zceeding three naOaths and sent from the Office
Capitalization to actual and bona Jide subscrt-
beTs. N-. --> - . 'f~z :
The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16

o. Persons VINO advertise in the newspaners
should a always s mark their advertiseme ents With.
forget and let the advertise m ent run lon yss1
necessary and when the bill comes to be settled led
there i. s1me1hng sp4ie1s said about the And
% te an IS ] for sa oae
out Of the paper, because it nisleads the rea,ers
otthe paper, besides running him to more cnst
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T TERMS or
ADvERrxexNa

One square Of twenty
one lines or less, GO cents;
every subsequent inser-
tion, 3O-cts, except It re-
mains in for several mon
tbs, when it will be charg-
ia &3 for two months, 81
Iorsthree, sc. $40 for
twelve montks.
Liberal deduction for
large advertisements by
the year or six months.
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NORTH CAROLINlAN.
z. W i'm n. B~yne. Eaftor nd proprtesor.
szs EAYETTEVl n. C..
AUGUST 16, 1861.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
Err;sen,enf II Harn,,a -Shooting Of La-
sursen,s.- Reported Iasurrrclion a, BIO
fdn@as: - -Mortolity among fhe 1foops-
5.Nkw yosk, August The steamer
Georgia from Chasres aatl Havapa. with
4SOs spasse ngers. and dates. from Hsvsna
to xAasast 2, arrived sfl,is marninE. g..
4Gteat exeiteinepk presaitesis on the re-
ception Of ne ws from New Or4rans relative
te the proceedings Of the Cuban sy"Ps'si'
zcrs. e,se7,ye =, ..,ss- 80 "a }.se1zs. =,
I; On the nis,t3of August lst. in conse.t
qsenee of Priyater a.lyices reeeiyed b. she
goyernment, all the arme.i vessels With the
i Ruasurs ssete adOat that large bodies ofs
afued snen were eulieeteds ans the FiofiJa
reef. for the purpose of smaking a sdescents
upDn Cuba Expressesswere hourly s4Tri-J
ylng from the pterior, and the sgoyernqsent
pAper. niHg exciting news, ha9 been
printed on the. s lst OF sJvlys INT The, gayr.
efn,bept had psUhiGited its issue till, after !,
the sailing of the Georgis.ess es 4ess .ss,s-s.,l
Several captured insurgents had BEEN
shot. ~ sse.g-s s..s re:xrzssi "a E,ss1xe.-s. -
The captain general has issued q pfoeia--
'nation promising pardon to atjs who 1iM
lay down their arms, except the lesderw,
who; Il taken, swiH be execs tel or sent 10
Span " s7s~<ss z.,,trs xssa-ss .fsz vys-s
Tive government doubts the loyalty of
many Of the = egipscnts.s ;Yhe troops vh"
have lately Arrived from Spain ssrs dying
from exposure, being nnabls ~ endure the
ctamate-s3 bS@ sgsG&r.ssz fEfsfss hts .<essfs
a srepasts prevailed that Mantanzas was
IN state otsinsurrection. ami troops had
been ordered TO- that point.s,.s trea - =.
The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16
Encourage North Carolina.
The undersigned is manufacturing, in Fay
etteville,
BOOT & SHOE POLISH,

far superior to the Backing pure hased in the
Northern Cities. He intends devoting his " hole
time to manufacturing and vending this very
superior polish, and calls upon all who think it
independent of Northern manufactures. to give
him their aid and patronage. e
He i, prepared to show. by absolute trial to
any ~ho will call upon him. the Uast super
io,.ify Of his all other polishrs or b1oching g
now sold in North Carolina. Call and have your
boets and shoes completely blacked and
poll shed, aid be satisfied. +.
This article is offered at price not higher
than is Usually charged for other and inferior
qualities, and trial is all that is asked to secure
the patronage of the public generally sz%5
The unde rsigned expects to visit every por-
ton of the State to introduce his polish and asks
now in advance that Merchants and others visit
ing Fayetteville will give bim-a call. s9s'zSHA
This Polish ladies withor .oiling the drcss
.~ s:-. ~., A. J. WOt DWARD a
June 81, 1851. 4 L-,ss.+--s.4.s.f e.< 6f3-on
The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16
PUBLTSHEH IS
EVERY s. SATURnAv
9RDMsa !

/,
---nee
In advance, per year,$2 Oo
Not paid in advance, &. 50
Not paid until SIX
months have expir-
ed, w@ 900
Not psid Il Y the year .
has expired, 35O
subscription received
for a less time than a year.
unless the price be paid in
advance.
The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16
DIRECTTONS.


t. On every transient newspaper, unsealed
circular, handhiif, engra ring, pamphlet, period
ical, magazine. book, aud every other descrip-
tion of printed matter, the above rates must in
all cases be prepaid, according to the weight.
2. Whenever any printed matteron which the
postage is required TO be prepaid, shall through
the mat attentien OF Postmasters, otberw ise. be
sent without prepayme the same shall be
charged with double the above rates. s<- =.
3. Bonnd books and parcels Of printed matter,
not weighing over 80 ounces, shalt be deemed
mailabe natter F1s z<s7S sS-gzS< y kgsesiGs~
Periodicals published at intervals, not exceed
ing three months, and sent TO actual and bona
1fde subscribers, are to be charged with one
half he mentioned in the last above table.
and prepay ment of quarter's postage thereof
must in all cases be required Periodical pub
lished at intervals Of more than three months
are charged with the full rate, y hic h must be
prepaid. E8@ff z1f~ -s,=A IS s'2's- s~sS7 -
NorE.--In case there is on in any sneTspa-s
per, periodical, pamphlet. or other printed mat
ter or paper connected herewith, any manu-
script Of any kind by which.information shall be
asked for, or @communicatcd in writing, or by
marks signs, the said newspaper, periodical.
pam phlet, or other printed matter becomes sub-s
iect to letter postage; and it is the duty of the
Postmaster to remove the wrappers and envef-.
opes from all printed matter and pamphlets not
charged with letter postage, for the purpose Of
ascertaining .hether there Is upon or co9necfed
with any such printed matter, or in such pack
age any matter or thing which would author.
ize or require the charge Of higher rate Of posts
-Gssssszss NIX. HALL. Postmaster General. =
The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16
PRICES OF
EL IA N MA g.
AT IHE CAROLINIAN OFFICE

From ana 'aIter tue I st of Sent. lREn
For all such Blanks as we keep-for sale en-
csrtsEpef qtlire.~r-z--=ss.a.r->~~=- -. " W
Where Blanks are printed to order. the ,r;cos
will range from IS cts to ST. so per ouire I'm
The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16

Any blank printed to order which has more
natter IN 1T than rs usual in blanks printed Tor
the above prices, viii be charged extra accord
ing to the amount OF matter, or the fahcy-work
directed to be done In like manner. blanI.
containing but a few lines of natter to the sheet
will be charged less price