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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-10
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-

WASHINGTON, December 4, 1851.
am sorry to state that Mr.. Foote was obliged, by
the unexpected and formidable opposition his
luton for the reception and entertainment of kossuth
10 Withdraw the proposition. The scruples of some
Senators, even to the policy of giving this public
manifestation of their sympathy with European strug
giles, in behalf of popular rights. be respected.
They seem to think that it of rammany Hall
propagandism, and will lead US astray from The es-
tablished American policy of non-ntervenlion.
AS 10 Mr.. Stewards new proposition, his notice of
it sounds very we'll. To give Kossuth cordial wei
come, in behalf of Congress and the American peo-
pie, is all that be desired Mr.. Seward proposes
this. His resolution will welcome Kossuth TO The
capital and the country. But Mr. Seward will man.
age this matter so to benefit his party faction.
He will engraft upon the proposition his peculiar no.
lions to the rights and wrongs Of all who held
n bondage. After his speech, one but the free
sellers will vote for his proposition.
fear that no proper resolution the subject can
pass both Houses wihoI long delay, much opposi-
ton, and by such small maortes. to deprive it of
all grdciousness. Time also presses and before the
two Houses again meet, kossuth will have arrived
in New York and been greeted by the acclamations
of an admiring and symPathizing people.
The Speaker will arrange the standing committees
in time for their announcement on Monday. 1t will
be unusually delicate and invidious task. have
doubt that he will perform the duty in a manner
satisfactory to the country, and with justice to the
party to which he belongs, and which elected him.
This mosquito bite, that we hear of to-day, will be
source of much irritation. If the Prometheus was
fired intoor the alleged and by the authority
indicated, it will lead to inquiry and demand meas
of redress. Ion.
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DTED,

In Charleston. s. c., the 25th instant, Johnson
Mallet DeBernere, Esq, of Marion. N. c., aged about
% years. .. o.
Mr. DeBeriere graduated at the University of North
Carolina in June, ls49, and Immediately commenced
tho study of Law In June last he received license
practice his profession in the Superior Courts of the State
and just commencing career, Of which his friends
had formed high hopes when he arrested by Death
The announcement of his untimely end will fall upon
their like the solemn tong of funeral knell He
had interested public attention his voice had not
been heard in the forum his counsels not sought
by deheraive assemblies listening multitudcs had not
learned to hang with rapture his accents his
assotfated with great events; the great world
knew him not. Life with him but short dream,
too short for destiny like this, hardly had he time
give than earnest of what the future might have
been hardly had he essayed those powers which argued
fortune and fame to come. But who shall blame his
friends if they for off suddenly in the
pride of YOUTH and in the dawn of his talents, when
life seemed beautiful before him-so full of glorious
anticpatons! They knew his worth, the genteness of
his disposition the purity ofhis heart his manly sens
hy the dictates of honor and his generous of
all that unworthy. Surely, it may be permitted
them drop to his memory, while the earth yet
fresh above his body and to cherish actonate regard
for his character B.
OF Consumption in Newhern, the residence of her
mother Mrs. Ivey, the Goth ult, Mrs. Eunice Ann
Baker, in the 18th of her age, wife of Mr. Abel B.
Baker, of jacksonville Illinois.
In Newbern, on the 23d inst, Mrs. Susan Mntz, in
the 18th year of her age. Also the day, Mrs.
Martha E. Hurt, in her Esd year. wife of Mr. Edward H.
Hurt. Also the same day, Miss Elizabeth Huff
In Nash county, Tuesday 25th ult, of Pneumonia,
James R. Bryan, of the late Robert Bryan in the
18th year of his age.
AT his residence in Hyde County, the 23d ult.,
Jesse B. Gibbs ESQ., Sheriff of that county, in the 10th
year of his age
At his fathers residence in Lenor county, Tuesday
evening the 25h ut, OF Typhoid fever, Mr.. William A.
Sutton, aged about 25 years.
In Beaufort, N. c.. on Wednesday 26th Nov, 1851,
at 3Ominutes p NJ Miss Rosetta Howlan of Typhoid
Pneumonia aged years and months-after illness
of one week.
At his residence at the Straits Carteret county,
Friday the 9TH inst Mr. allace D. Syron, in the seth
year Of his age. .'
In Chatham County, on the 18th November Mrs
Martha Ellis wife of William F. Ellis, aged about 45
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THE MARKETS.

FArErrEv1LLE, December 6. Bacon % to ID cents;
cotton II to u cents rs 80 per hushe
lard IL to Is cents wheat 80 cents lime Sc to SO SO
per barrel he Cape Fear in good boating order The
Caronian says: Produce brings higher prices in our
market this than for many years previous
PETERSBURG, December 6. The Tobacco market is
lower and receipts increasing. Cotton selling at "a
freely; wheat from rs to "a corn plenty and dull
from 60 to 62d; flour from $4 to Sd rs; bacon, old
Virginia sides, I0a cents and du-new Western in
good demand o., and shoulders 10 pork cents;
lime 81 l24 to 81 20. Business is obstructed says the
Democrat owing to the difficulty of getting goods into
North Carolina by the Raleigh and CASTOR Road. There
about 1000 sacks of alone waiting transpora-
ton. .r..t I'D. -- .-... .t. .'' 70
WILM1NeToN, December 6. Bacon dull, at | l to IL
cents for hams 10 for shoulders and for sides
So cents, and fair stock hand; lard IL cents,
and turpenne So 10 for soft, and 81 10 for
hard spirits turpentne % cents; rosn 80 to
IS; tar 81 co. shingles So per M; four RATS of TIM
her disposed of at $5, SO 80, and $40 per M. s--
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10000 STATE BONDS.
- TREksURr OFFlcE. Raleigh, N. c.,

+N- ~ If - TREASURY OFFICE, Raleigh, N. c.,
Dccember 9th, 1881. cs-f r ~
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
fee nns the fltk of JaDsTy next for the purchase
of Forty thousand Dollars worth of Bonds issued by
the State Of North Caroline, bearing interest the
OF six per cent per aDnum payable at this Office semi
annually on the first Monday Of january and July
principal of of which will be payable the end
OF twenty years, and the principal OF the other $40
at the end of ten years. -., - sss.. -., ,,...
These Bo9ds issued unfeY the authority Of two
Acts OF the General Assembly of North Carolina
entitled An Act to incorporate the Fayetteville and
w estern Plank Road Company" and the other .sAn
Act to provide for the payment of the debts of the State
Persons bidding will please distinguish the class of
Bonds for which they bid and endorse on their letters
" Proposals for State Stocks" -.l ..sf .-. a-...
d. w. COURTS, Pub Treasurer
RBleigh. December s, 1851. ~ IL
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMY.
GRANVILLE COUNTY. NC.


TINE session of this institution will CONNIE nee
the End Monday in January, under the conduct of
Mr. J. H. Horner Principal. ....
Mr. Homer prepared for College under the tuition
OF Mr.. w. J. Bingham and graduated. the UNI
vers1ty of N. c. in June 1914, with the highest distinc-
ton IN an unusually numerous class. Since that time
he has been constantly engaged in the business of Teach
ing and for the last four years has had charge of the
Male Academy, at Hamilton, N. G.. He brings with
him the most iatterng testimonials of high moral char
acer and of his eminent in the government and
instruction of boys.
Tuition in the English Department per session of s
months, $3.50
Tuition in the Classical do 1900
Oxford is considered of the prettiest and most
moral towns in the State, and is situated in undoub
y healthy region. 1t is thirteen miles from Henderson
depot the R. & G. R. Road, which lers it very
accessible to the Eastern part of the State.
THO. B. IITTLEJOHN, Pres't.
THos. H. WILLIE, Sec'y. ., .+. t..- .,...sg
Thomas J. Hicks, Robert B. Gillian, John C. TIy-
Tor, Jos. t. Lttejohn, Jno. R. Herndon, w. W. Young,
r. w. Lassiter, Trustees.
Oxford Dec. 4, 1851. .ll-7tw.
Register and Star copy times, weekly.
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state of North Carolina, Granville Co.

Court of Equity, Fal! Term, A. D. 1851.
Elizabeth Williams VIM. Williams, Admir-. Of
Geo. Williams, and others, Original Bill
T appearing the satisfaction OF the Court that the
defendants, Thomas Dew and wife Betsey, James
Weahers land vile Nancy. Henry Williams, Arthur
Williams and Jones Williams, are not inhabitants of
this STATE therefore ordered blythe Court that pub
licatuD be made six weeks excessively in the North
Carolina Standard for the said defendants TO appear at
the nest Term of said Court to be held in the Court
House. at Oxford, the first Monday of March next,
and plead answer demur 10 the said bill of complaint,
otherwise will be raken pro cOnfesso and heard
erpdrfe
Witness, Jsmes.M Virgins. Clerk and Master of said
Court at office in oxford, the fist Monday Of Septen
Der, 1851 -
'-.. JAS M. VIRGINS, C. ME-.
Dec. 4, 1851. pr. Adv. s. 623.) S96-6w.
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GREENsBOROUGH
MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.

DURSUANF to an Act of Incorporation, a Company
Il has been formed under the name and style of The
Greensborough Mutual Insurance Company" and fully
organized by the appointment of the following Officers:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
S. q. COFFIN, Vice President.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
G. P. MENDENHALL, .ffforney
JOHN A. MEBANE,l
VIM. s. RANKIN, ..a .".
DIREcTORs.
James Sloan, w. ]. Mcdonnell, William s. Rankin
Jed. H. Lindsay, Shuba G.. Coffin William H. Reece
Tyre Glenn John B. Mehane Andrew Weatherly, c.
P: Mendcnhal Lyndon Swain, Jesse Shelly, Jonathan
w. Field.
This Company has been in successful operation
for several months and will take risks upon Dwelling
Houses, Stores and other Budings Merchandise, Fur
nure, Produce &c. The object of this organization
to afford system of Insurance which shall operate for
the mutual benefit of all its members. 49, ....
he peculiar advantages arising from this mode of In
is that the assured pay than the actual
losses and expenses of the Company, and experience
has proved the safety of Mutual Insurance Companies
well the great saving to its members; stronger
argument be produced in their favor, than the
dence which they receive from the entire community
where such Companies in successful operation.
Any information respecting the principles of the Com
pany will cheerfully furnished by the Secretary or
any of its Agents PETER ADAMS Sec'u
The Subscriber, having been appointed Agent will
receive applications and make SURVEYS to effect Insur-
ance in said Company.
GEORGE D. COOKE,
.-... .-.. .... Raleigh, N. C..
December S, 1851. a96-
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,r.~ LARGE SALE.
Valuable Real e Personal PrOnerfV.

e,r 90 COADuenci1g 18th January, 1852.
TlRE Subscribers, as Executors Of the late Richard
Hines, offer for sale The very valuable Plantation he
died possessed Of containing abou 2Oo acres. little
over half OF which Is cleared and in state of Gull
tvatIon The Plantation is situated OH The Rorth side
of ar RIVER IN EdecOrnbe CouRty, six miles
east OF the Railroad and nine miles ab0Ve TarbOrough
adjoining The lands of Richard HARRISON and Others
There soD the premises large and comiurtabl dwell
ing With eight rooms aud atle necessary houses
and fixtures Of the best kind and in good order.
We will NOT 20 into detailed statement of the supe-
rioTty of this Plantation but invite all persons Wishing
to purchase valuable land tCA examine this plat Of
the land with survey of the cleared portions lett in
the hands OF Mr. Issse B: Farmer. on the premises
who Is we'll acquainted with II anSi will give any nfor-
nation to persons wishing To purchase. WewiIl sell il
in divide it into three. Dotdis-
posed of private SAFE before the 18th January
We will, on that day. at o'clock. P M on the premi-
offer il at public sale to the highest bidder 1t has
not been necessary for Physician to Visit it during this
year. ~.
We will also sell al the same place. one hundreds and
ninety OF the valuable kind among them
are three carpenters, Zone of these WheeI-wrght
two BlacksmIIhs, painter, three 6r>trate house
servants Zone of them seamstress VA good oser aud
some of the best ion.pickeTs in The Slae.
lso. the Stock and Crop. consisting of about 1900
stacks OF Fodder hundred bBse of Rye four hum
dred bushels Of Peas, three bundsed and Fifty fat hogs
$50 out hogs, 6S head of cattle. of the improved
yoke Of young oxen, large and well broke; pair OF
horses, pair splendid Thorough bred fes, bIoodet
mares very fine ponies, $50 head of sheep, tho seed
from 100000 pounds of cation, two Gins, one
wheat hrasher saddles and brides torty casks of
plaster and lime eight thirty sides
of leather household and kitchen furniture and all the
farm ing implements oil every descriptions The sale will
continue fro day to day until everything is disposed
eo- TERMS OF SALE The land will be disposed OF
on credit Of one. iwo and three years Beads bearing
interest from Cate, with approved security. viii be
CURED The other property will be sold credit of
SIX months for all sums over e" duilsrs; and ell under
that amount, Cash the purchaser giving bond aud
curiiy before the property is delivered.
H p; + sT e HIVES. E-'"'
Dec. I, 1851 &. s..' q -tz..- S96-wtl2J.
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NEW SHOE STORE.

uSR1 H. o. GILL, begsl leave 10 Inform the citi-
nv zens OF Raleigh and vicinity, that he is now
~ eceiving the largest assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES, VALICES, BONNET BOXES,
F. f.. TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGSr SATCH-
ELS. &C., &C., a.al
that has ever been offered in this marker. h
The following is list Of few of the leading articles
which he offers 10 the public ~ ..r,.0 .-.
Ladies' Blue, Green, Bronze sndligh eooFed PrunelIs
Caters .. -.... r.-sa
do do do 90 do do hall DO.
do Black thicx and thin sole whole Caters.
DO DO DO DO do do G 90 Morocco o9@ CATERS Gs
do do thick and thin sole do Excelsiors,
do Black do, Kid and Morocco ParOdies,
do do do EnameIled Jenny Lied''
do ~ do .s,.a# do Polka
do Black Kid and Morocco Slippers, ...'
do do do Walking Shoes.
Black Kid AID Morocco Bussins. thick and thin
do Over Shoes. nice article, ..l t.tg
do White Kid Slippers, superior article, ,.g..,
beautiful article OfWhte Kid CATERS daily expected
Misses Blue. Green Bronze, aud light eolored Prunel-
la Caters,
do Black thick and thin sole do do
do Blue, Green, Bronze, and light solOred MroccO.
do Black thick and thin sole do do.
do do Morocco and Goat Buskins, e
do do do Slippers,
do Goat and Boarded Bootees,
Children black, blue, green bronze, and light coled
do oAlefs'3r do do Morocco Bootees,
do $500 do do do do. POlkas,
do Goat Bootees and Jenny Lind Buskins.
Also, nearly every description oil li...r .r.a
MEMS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS Bo0TSs
SHOES, sc.
ALI Of the above can be had at exceedingly low
prices for Cash, at the RALEIGH SHOE HOUSE,
Fayetteve-sreet. opposite the Post Office, and Sc
cond door below Mr.. Poneroy's Book Store
N. B-C1umry Merchants visiting this place will do
well give call, they can be supplied on rea.
SON able terms.
Raleigh, December 5, 1851. g. 10
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Valuable Property for sale.

A L will sell on liberal credit, the House and Lot
G7IR on which I live in the Eastern Ward of this
City, eligbly si.uateds the residence of Dr.
Josiah o. Watson .......
The lot contains about of ground, well and
newly fenced in. The house is commodious and new
ly fitted up 1t contains four rooms besides basement
neatly finished for dining ROOM pantry &c. &c. All
the necessary out-houses including Kitchen, Smoke
house, Stables. &c., and the hest well of in these
diggins will be found upon the premises The Gar
den attached to the residence is in high of Guilt
walton. t
will also sell the Lot adjoining containing three
fourths of Acre, less The Lots will be sold
separately or together, purchasers may desire.
The property cannot fail to please any person, who
wishes a highly desirable residence
For details, terms, &c. apply Immediately to-
THOMAS M. OLIVER.
Raleigh, Dec. 5, 1851. IL
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GOV. REID.
GOV. REID. NJ
we copy me following from the Plymouth Villager,

We copy the following from the Plymouth vilaper'
Wing paper:
"As regards the GuberuatoriaI canvass. lint
little has been sad and this stage it is doubtful as
to who will be the Wing candidate. Gov. Reid. we
believe, has been quite good officer so far and will
doubtless be the Democratic candidate AZ his ma.
tonaty has become quite expansive, and his views
concerning the reopcning of Roanoke Inlet. are of
the right Sort principal objection then, to his &C.
cupyng the Gubernatoral Chair longer than the
term, is simply that he has aversion to the as
tendency of Whiggery, and we, to that of Democra-
cy. His administration has been mild. and the af
fairs of the State conducted in liberal and patriotic
manner, and that will afford him pleasure to think Of
when he shall have retired into private life, whether
1t be soon or late.'
The last Northern Mail brought news of par
ticuar importance.
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TRINITY SCHOOL,

SeUen Miles West of Raleigh, North Carolina.
Rep. II. TELLER RaBBIT, Rector.
TTNHE Tenth of this School will commence
the sth of January, 1852. ....-T-s-.. 8
- TERMS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
For Board and Washing, &C., with instructions in
English and the Ancient Languages. $76 per term of
five months.
The design Of this School is to furnish safe
to which boys he for thorough training. In
respect to beauty, retirement and heathness of stua
ton, and convenience and comfort of buildings, this
School possesses great advantages. The Of
dy will he regulated by the requirements Of the Unver
sity, and pains will be spared make the boys good
scholars ..-f' ..'.'' .-'
December 5, 1851. ll-l3t.
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening, LIST u at the residence of Alb
S. Bell Esq, by Elijah S. Bell, Esq, Mr.. Benjamin
Franklin Tay lor to Miss Eliza Pigo daughter CT the
late Simeon Pigott, decd.
In Onslow, Thursday the goth ult., DR.. E. w.
Ward Miss Elizabeth, daughter of J. F. Spcer, Esq.
II Wake County, on the Goth November, by Robert
w. Wynne, Esq. David w. Honeycutt to Miss Adeline
Winfrey.
In Randolph County, the 9th ultimo, by Thomas
Branson, Esq Levi n. Morrow, of Aamance, to Mar
garet Patterson.
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Ready Made Clothing.

NINE dress and frock Coats.
IL Fine black and fancy Cashmere Pantaoons. EE
Fine fancy silk, merino and velvet Vests, :
Fine beaver, pilot, Petersham and cloth Overcoots,
Common Negro Overcoats, Jackets and Pants, 3
Boys sack and frock cloth and Tweed Coats
Bows Tweed and Cashmere Pantaloons .'.. .'
Merino, Silk and Linen Shirts,
The above goods manufactured expressly for City
trade and warranted to be equal in sye quality and
workmanship to any made order, and will he sold at
reduced prices for cash. o. @ = STITH & co.
Raleigh, Dec: a, 1851. 20. r.
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The AFFAIR OF THE PRoMETHEUs.-.a Naval Force
Ordered to San Juan. We learn from the Republic,
that Immediately receipt of the intelligence of the
firing on this vessel by the British brig-of-war Elk
PRESS competent naval force was, by the Presidents
qua, protect American vessels from like outrages
for the future. and inquiries addressed TO the
British government ascertain whether the conduct
of the commander of the Express was prompted by
orders from his government. .'' '
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cogent inducements paid the claim under protest. and

cogent inducements, paid the claim under protest. and
sailed for New-York. % $50 @.szz =
There are very many curious folks who will he
prying into the reasons why the American flag upon
the American coast, is to be dishonofed by such
treatment. They will be- inquisitiye to know what
business British cruisers have in those any
There can. be doubt but that the administration
will Investigate the very thoroughly. and rebuke
the offenders very pointediy and in indicating the
honor of the Gag, hope it viii define the future
limits of English interference in affairs. sr.
Ne1o York Times, I TThiy.
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NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE

This body closed its sessions in Salisbury on the
I'd instant. The following are the appointments Of
Elders and Ministers for the ensuing year:
RALEIGH DISTRICT.
H. G. LEIGH, P. E..
Raleigh-P. Doub. B. T. Blake Sup
City Mission-D. Culbreth.
Circuit-J. w. Floyd.
Tar RiUer MissiOn-N. A. Hooker.
IS Crcuit-N. F. Reid. P. H. Joyner, sup.
HendersUn-T. B. Reeks. ...
GranuiHe-To be supplied.
. Person-I. T. Wyehe. ~
CiarkesuiNe- William A. Brame.
HillsbOro' Stution-To be supplied.
Csrcui-W. H. Barnes, A. H. Johnson.
Chapel HIS. NJ. Frost.
South LoureH IAcademy-James A. Dean
GREENSBOROUGH DISTRICT.
VIM. BARRINeER. P. E.
Greensboro'-J. JAMESON. S. D. Bumpass, sup.
Guiford-Charles H. Phillips.
RandoEph-T. w. Postell.
Montgonery-T. P. James.
Haul River-T. c. Moses.
Pittsboro' S;ation-W. W. Albea.
Observation-Disclosures D. Lumsden.
ROekingham-E. e. Freeman.
Went,Oorth-D. w. Doub.
Deep RiUer-J. w. Tinnn.
G. F. COllege-C. F. Deems, President
Normal CoNege-A. S. Andrews, Prof. of English
Literature.
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
VIM. CARTER, P. E.
SaHsbury-J. P. Simpson.
Ro,oan-G. w. Farrabee. -'
Moe ksviAe-Lemon Shell.
Iredeil-A. G. Allen.
IT yLorsvihe-W. w. Nesbitf.
WiMes-1'o be supplied.
.JOnesvikLe-A. J. Tomlin.
Surry-J. NJ. Gum.
Stokes-J. VI. Westbrooks.
Forsythe-To be supplied.
Davidson-J. TilIett.
Blue Ridge Missi0n-To be supplied.
TNT
T. S. CAMPBELL, P. f..
PitLsylpnnin-A. Norman. S. S. Bryant, sup.
Cas,oel-William Jordan.
Hahfar-R. P. Bib.
Banister-J. H. jefferson.
MeadsUiHe-Jos. Goodman.
.StantOn-Z. Rush.
FEankHn-J. w. Lewis.
.9Neghany Mission-To be supplieds
Pat, ck-Joshua Bethel.
Henry-L. L. Hendren.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
WILLIAM Gloss. P. E.
Washingfon-H. H. Hudson.
Roanoke-J. B. Martin, R. o. Burton, sup.
PLymouh-L. S. Birkhead.
Tlrboro'-R. l. Carson, F. H. Bearing.
C0lu 6ia-Alexander Gattis.
Matamuskeet-H. Gray.
Bath IMissior-WiIlam NJ. Walsh.
Portsmouth, Src.-J. M. Sharp.
Neuse-M. N. Taylor, ]. ]. Hines.
Curr,fuck-T. H. Guthrie.
IL w DEnN D1Sl
D. B. NICHOLSON, P. E.
Ne,0bern Censenary-N. H. d. Wilson.
andrew Chapel Mission-T. p. Ricaud.
SnoaU Hip. ]. Carraway. N. Anderson.
Smithfeld-L. w. Martin, G. A. Gowan.
Dapin-J. D. Montague.
OnsIoio-R. R. Dunkley.
Irent-H. H. Gibbons.
BeGufort-A. Weaver.
Sraits and Cape Lookout Mis:ion-J. Jones.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
]. REID, P. E.
WiLmington-R. T. Hefin, w. II. Bobbitt.
T0psai-W. S. Chafin.
Sampson-Jeremiah Johnson.
Fayetteville StatiOn-J. Fl. Wheeler.
81 Circuit-C. P. Jones.
Bhaden-J. T. St. Clair.
Cape Fear Mssinn-J. L. Fisher
SnlihtUiLle-W- J. Langdon.
50 .3cademy-James.H. Brent.
WhuesUiEe-J. W. Tucker.
]. M. Fulton, appointed Missionary to California.
A. Lea, transferred to Memphis Conference.
J: H. Robertson. D. D. Byars. J. T. Munns, and
Z. K. Erwin, transferred to South Carolina Confer
snce.
The next Conference will be held in Lousburg.
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Notice Notice I!

Notice Notice!
Am the ed of December next. shall proceed to sell
O|whout reserve, at my late residence in Wake Coun
ty, my Household and Kitchen Furniture, of Black
smith Tools, Farming Utensils Cart, Wagon. Gin and
Wheat Thresher, together with my crop of Conn., Fod
der and Oats stock of Horses and Mules three yoke
of several good mich Cows twenty thirty head
of Sheep and my stock of hogs There will also be sold
six thousand pounds of Pork. -..,
Terms made known the day OF sale. s-l
JOHN D. POWELL.
December 5, 1851. ltd.