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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20

Hon. ALEXANDER EVANS. Our dis.
tlnguished Representative in Congress
has been named as likely to be sent
Commissioner to China. A Washing
ton correspondent of the Phila. North
American thus refers to him:
"The Hon. Alexander Evans, of Ma
ryland, has been named in connection
with the mission to China, by those
who have long valued his peculiar fit
ness for that particular position; who
cheris.., his admitted abilities, and who
would delight to see man of real mer-
it elevated in some degree correspond
ing TO his talents and attainments. It's
stated in the annual message that this
mission has been rendered TO several
who declined to accept in consequence
of the inadequacy of compensation
Without pretending 10 know what in
dividuals were thus honored by favora-
BILE consideration, ] may venture to as
se1t that no man among them had high
er claims upon the Administration, or
was better fitted to assume all the re-
sponsibiIitiss Of such station than Mr..
Evans"
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NOTICE.,

BY Divine permission, the Trinity Sabbath
School ol,he Chesapeake City Nj. E. Chuch,
will hol! celebration OH Christmas morning at
10 o'clock, in said church. The exercises TO
consist Of singing and speaking by the children
of the Sabbath School a collection for the ben
eft oflhc school will be made. The public are
unfortunately invited TO be present.
Dec. 20 T.. A. FERNLEY.
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G~One of the contributors to this column
hands in the following. We suggest that he
put himself al the head of a coterie and organize
such society as he deems the town IN need
Literary Societies.-The question has often
been asked, within a few years past, why there
is no such thing as literary society in Elkton
We are not able 10 give any definite answer, un-
less it is because of that characteristic ercl,-
sirenes,, which, permit US here to say, is quite
prevalent among us Elktonians. About every
tenth man is the head of select coteric. Here
his rse dirt is law, not only in regard to caste,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20

The FERRY Dance.-These freezing winter
day are not allowed TO pass without being
marked by some OF the observanccs of the olden
time. there has been, at least, one merry old
fashioned dance IN our town, this week, the
incidents of which came literally up to the fol-
lowing lines by Goldsmith:
"Alike all ages; danes of ancient days maze;
Have led their children through the mirthful
And the gay grandsire, skill'd in gestic lore
Has frisk'd beneath the burden of threescore"
Undoubtedly time might be better employed than
in the merriment of the ball room, but unfor-
,unately it is too often devoted to more perni-
cious amusements
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20
JAS. T.. MCCULLOUGH,

A TT0RNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan
n Gerry, has opened an office in Elkton, ad)oln-
ing the residence Of DR.. II. H. MITCHELL where
he may at all times be consulted on professional
business. He will also attend to the location
Of MILITARY LIND WARRANTS, through
an aeen, in Missouri. who in all cases will per-
sonally inspect the land before making me loca-
ton. [Dec6, Isl Il.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20
TO RENT.

A FARM containing about eighty acres, situ--
IL ated near the Union Meeting House, and
four miles from Elklon. The improvements
are a new and commodious Dwelling, with ..
well Of superior water at the door, barn, and
other ont-buillings. For further particulars in
quire of the subscriber near North East.
Dec l3 st JAMES CRAWFORD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20

TATS, HATS!-Just received a large as
III sor,ment of fashionable Hats, four qualities
Of Silk Hats; new style Brush called Rob Roy,
Slouches, childrens' black Furs, new style. AL
of which will be sold at city cash prices, =
WELLS Elktsn Hall Of Fashion. (Oet IL
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DIED.

At Rowlandsvlle, on the 9th INST, of Scarlet
Fever. after Gully 4s hours sickness, CAROLINA
VIRGINIA, daughter of o. p. and E. A. Killings
worth aged years and | month.
Death may the bands OF life unloose,
But can't dissolve our love;
Millions of infant souls compose
The family above.
On the 18th inst, MARTHA SUSAN, in her
. Il yeal, daughter OF John II. Porter of Cecil
cGuny.
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FOR RENT.

A STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING-on
Il reasonable tc,nis-at Fair Hill, Cecil Co.,
Md. Enquire of the subscriber.
Also number Of valuable Building Lots for
sale on reasonable terms.
Dec l3 If PETER STATS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20
BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKS FOR 1852.
TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.

TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOfMENI'..
500 TO $4,000 A YEAR. To Min,
istcrs, Colporcurs, Travelling Agents and 9TH
er%, who desire to circulate good books, At the
samc time realize fair profits.
O. Book AGENTS WANrED-TS circulate
the Pictorial History oj India and China; thrill
ing incidents of the Wars Of The United States,
and other truly valuable and illustrated works.
Address, postpaid. ROBERT SEARS.
1871 William ST., New York city,.
Newspapers ,hToaghoa, the United STATES.
copying the above advertisement, and giving il
one or more insertions, shall receive (prepaid)a
cop, ofoar s'View OF New York in 1852" Pubs
fishers viii please direct their papers to "Sear's
Family Visitor" {Dec 10.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20
PORK WANTED.

Three or four small Hogs weighing, say from
$50 to $50 pounds, wanted, for which the cash
will be paid on their delivery. Enquire al The
Wing office. Dec 10 If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20
Coral "Gmall Talk."
Reported for The Cecil Whig.1

Winter in Eurmet.-Right freely has the
frost-king revelled the last halCdozen days;
binding up the broad rivers, hushing the muir
murings of the singing brooks, bowling through
all the solemn nights like hungry demon of
the wild, and paving the ground all over, so
that each passing wagon seems TO waken SUBJ
terranean thunder. Once he sowed a snow
storm; again with milder freak he drew fantas-
tic shapes on the window panes around which
the merry children shouted, and over the house.
tops and the fields he strewed, from time to time,
pearly net works of frozen dew, gayfully 10 gilt
ter in the morning sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20

MORTALITY IN FLoRIDA.-It is an in
teresting tact, and one which will prob
ably surprise the rest of mankind, that
by the last censns returns, Florida ex-
hibits smaller proportionate mortality
than any other State Of the Union.
Thus, we find in the Georgian of the
9th, Florida contrasted with Ohio;
which is accounted one of the healthiest
States. Florida exhibits mortality of
933 out S7,061, or one death in about
every ninety-four inhabitants. Ohio
shows 2S,949 deaths out of 1880, 900
inhabitants, or one death during the
year in every 68 persons.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20
DEDICATION.

The Pr, sbyt,rian Church at Zion, will
be dedicated 10 the worship of God, on New
Years day. Preaching will be expected during
the remainder of the week. The public are in
vled TO attend. dec 20.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20

THE Annual exhibition ofthe Sabbath School
attached TO the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
this town, will take place on Christmas night,
at 81 O'Clock. The parents and guardians of
the chilirrn and the friends Of sabbath schools
generally, are cordially invited to attend.
VIM. TORBERT,
Dec 20 Superintendent
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d6e Marksts.
Reported for tAe Baltimore Sun.


BALTIMORE MxRKET. Dec. 18.-The
Flour market is firm. Sales to-day of
1000 bbls. Howard st brands at 81.
Small sales of City Mffls at -. The
market closed firm at these figures Rye
flour 1915. Small sales Of Corn meal
at SO per Dbl.
GRAIN AND SEEDS. Owing to to the
cold weather the receipts Of grain have
been very small, and the sales limited.
We note sales of red wheat, good to
prime, at 80 to Sc cents; white goa So
cents, and very prime SO 81 per BUSH
el Sales of white Corn at 50 81
cents, and yellow 54 cents. Rye 70
cents. Oats 80 Sc cents per bushel.
Small sales of Cloverseed at $5 per
per bushel. Timothy $3.50; and Flax.
seed Sl,l5 per bushel.
WlLMiNGroN MARKET, Dec. 10.
Wheat Flour, $4,37 1869,
White Wheat, 80,
Red Wheat, So,
Oats, 80,
FlaxSeed, $1,20,
Corn, 56.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Wharf Property, Houses, Shops,


THE undersigned. having removed from Port
L Deposit. will offer at Public Sale on
Thursday, the 18th Of January 1852.
at O'Clock p. NJ, the whaf and premises
heretofore occupied by him as a lumber yard.
The wharf is about two hundred feet deep, with
water front OF one hundred and twenty feet,
with good depth of water for large vessels
ER Also, three new, large and COM
@S3IJHa modious DWELLING HOUSES,
%sxH ;i,M built under the superintendent
essllS. 49,. of the undersigned, in 1877, three
-A-f=s''' shops, &c. sc. The property is
located in the central part OF Port Deposit, adj
vantageously situated for the lumber business,
and to any one wishing to 90 into that business
offers inducements not often to be found. The
whole property is under rent to good tenants,
and from its location, can always be rented 10
good advantage. 1t will be sold together or in
parts, as may best suit the wishes ofpurchasers,
either in fee simple or on ground rent.
Terms One fourth in cash, the balance in
l2, 10 and "a months, with interest.
WOODWARD ABRAHAMS.
Port Deepest, Dec 20, 81 At $4,000
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TIfyou would sell, advertise.
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sabbath school Exhibition.

DRI!.D CURRANTS and RAISINS, for sale by
IL Dec 20 WIN. TORBERT.
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Ex-GovERNoR Nor EHKAp, of KY, it
is said will be Mr.. Claws successor in
the U. S. Senate, should he resign his
seat, as it is supposed he will do.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.1
letter from Alexandria.

Defeat Of Sunlmers-Kossuh-CoM Weather.
Approach Of Chri''mas-7he Boys-THlains
improvements cfhc City, &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20

The OLD .Acadsmy.-The following Petition
from the Old Academy, comes to us through the
hands Of our correspondent "Rambler;" and
thus through The Wing, reaches those to whom
it is addressed. 1t is 10 be hoped they may hear
nd answar tho praver
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY l. 1s6

81, was al frssb ev, d that very s.4inns nndex-
I-usv.. inlnrv had been done Ia the COTTON crop
hn' frnm thr h'sl mfnru,al,"n | ran get on thp
subj. CT nri Inc 4 r.. ,hnk if,I lt loss nr d.:ut
tu the xin,'n N''i hr rather uudtr than osrr tw,u
'y-iiv" IhuIs ,,d bllrs
Eind ih,. s,uttn occurred 81 mcaih later th,. Gun.
81 n.nr,S : mghi ntv. bern much more Siriuu<
but h- W, II To adj thai the. rnr,nnrabI,
>'n'ms "G I4Ih S r'"mh.r. 1924, aud 9th and 6'h.
ahd 7Ih tIrtnh..r. 1887 orcul my as Ihrv did
wh.nIhr fields wi,H.' with, open ht.lls w,re
tnuri lf$s disastrous than .eas ern,tnliy biiv,d
aKih,siittn,--,id iaih.. ,4,d the eror f.ilia<.1
rte,l* very fr .yrtrsi i tl, sittHtt'.< Enrmid Of
iher, afi,r ,h.. orciirrt,,r- of The <lnrns.
The weather for several W, KS has again
h"cn proprrnu<; and have oulv 1" r"pn, what
sail su Gh.n ,hil- in Eng iamd that cun>iIe,
that u crop ui 2.400 ln 2 QUO NJ hrlrs n,av b.
f,i,lv aud reasonably expected, aud that such
rrnp will h. 500 900 To 600 900 bales short of
whnt could hr pr,dnc. u ih surh 81 vi'lh as tina,
nr 1899 or 1912 nn] 200 900 to 500 600 >ho,l
Of >u h ss that ef lS47 or l64s.
A v"rv p,rlr FROST may hiIne the crop below
2 500 O09 hnr if i, <hcnd not sooner ,hnn
III" avr.nrr of RE tss' five veHrs, aud tn"
weather in the mean time b. generally Evorahlr
IL would he, M, nia''"r .f >trrris, If it reach,
rx,m -al;oh hlv rxc,rd 2 700 600.
will moi nffr any Sn..rnlionS rs 10 The eff'ri
IN orrc< slinnl ihp bTh"r ur l,r.r e$iima''> "t
rho cror h" iiuaIiv rrais q aud take OCCASION t"
s,v th.r in thn ~""-s I have "xprrs-'d ns 10 ~"
nrt.I:.'l,, ,~'n, NJ N" rrnn. I a,n h-ll''v" ~
vnranr~ wh M. gr~at ri,aia'rv at ihn>H " II" "x-
,-t.>S ~, r-init... ~, ,kr >,'h r">i'io ~ bach
bnv,. f. n.t-,"lv ',r"nr,n dn.ii'r III" iH-i ',n
Y ais n,nl h how much success ''sn>",w hn haV"
h-"n IN spnudencr with me-, ar i'nv" "therwis'
nosseSSrd nf my vinNS best understand.
IL IL my pr"S"nt ini' n'n" ,o Sp"Hl SON" fiv" or
six .vcrke in R,ch,nnnd Virgins, and them n.
coed tn Now Orl-,nS where in rh.' ',''n,I lI'r"
am represented hva .ffirrnt AMI rcli"l'lr ag. nj !"
The talk ia ihn' n-cp" consider this rsii-
marc ."an,: hn' tI,a. ,hus who think Of" r
v:s~ NOT knnwnlr why. shak.' Ihr' h"ads and say
n"'hiuy. Lir1opooi Chfnn'c''
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
south Lowell Male Academy,
OkANGE COUNI'Y A., C,


FTNHE present session of this Institution will close on
Z, Il the %Uth of Decemoer and the session will
commence OH Thursday, January end. Students are
eainesty requested to be present at the
oil the session. --H' ,<f
The School continues under the superintendance of
the Rev. James A. Dean, Nj. A. Principal, and Mr.
B F. Lara5e,, b. y. Associate. The Academy builJ-
ing is and constructed three
four Teachers. 1t hoped that the friends of
the institution will rally around IT. furnish suf-
cent numter OF students to test its capahilty.
.tThree Objects ,ycoustaltly BE kepi In view = 3
ls ptonipte thorough scholarships 2nl 70 secure
the students from te contamination Of vice, and
still int their minds moral and religious principles
To cultivate taste for general knowledge. No pain
will be spared to Obtain all these eiIds. & g.
South Lowell Academy is = Preparatory School" OF
Randolph Macon College but the of instruction
Is such prepare for any College in the country and
it is equally adapted such do intend pursue
Collegiate course.
Expenses heretofore, viz: Tuition $40 .00-$I2-
So and $lo o.. buard in the hest families, S25 %
per session. 49,. .. ............,.
South Lowell is in Orange county, North Carolina
3s miles west of Henderson, and the same dis
dance Northwest OF Raleigh.
d. &. PARRISH, See. Er. Com.
November 2s, 1850. s44-4t
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
LoUIsBURG FEMALE SEMINARY.
~ NA - ~
J.. A. RAY. {


Miss E. w. CGIrIs, Instructrcss on Piano and Vocal
Music Miss X s. FAIRALL, Instrucress Guitar, and
IN Vocal Music, Drawing Painting, Galsthehics &c.
Other assistance rs it may he needed.
.HtHE Spring Session of 1851, (ths 18th under the
i present Principals, Twill commence Monday the
9th OF January The Trustees highly gratifed to
be able tn announce To the public that hereafter The
tire and undivided attention Of both the Principals will
ne devoted tire interests Of this InsiitutionMr. Ray
having Fclliiquishrd profitable and successful Male
school, in order to add his personal efforts those OF
the torfer very effcfent Corps of Teachers, making
this all that good Female Institution ought TO he.
he Board recolnniend, with very great confidence the
i.ouisburS Female Seminary 10 the patronage of the
public For cheapness sountncss of instruction. par
TALLY and fidelity in teaching, hsl-toned moral and
igons Influences, and strlctess regulating :he
diures OF pupils this institution will successful
iy with any III tie State In point of health, the Board
give 1t as their deliberate opinion that this Village is
surpassed y any location i'll the Central portion of the
State sand in support of,hs opinion they may add that
among the large number Of pupils from the Eastern part
oil the State, thrre has not been death In the eight
years that the Academies have been under the govern
ment OF the cent Prncipals and there have becn for
several years. lew requiring the attention of
PLY sicial; and they Iildersand from the reli
able sourcrs that for the last four years. Medical bills
among tic pupils have been nearly unknuwl and
throughout The community there has almost uin-
terrupted good health. .- s.-. -.
y Circular. prcraredbs the Principal setting forth in
detail the government of studies, hooks
prices, &c. will bo issued soon, and application
to all who may feel interested in the miuuO OF the
Scao Economy which will he observed and practised
here. By order of the Board,
4. K. THOMAS, Sec'y.
/, Loui-burg, Dec l3, 1850. -a- s46-3l.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
PLEASANT GROVE ACADEMY


TTHE Exercises this Institution will commence
i Monday tn. 9th of january next, under the charge
q, Mir. Edwin L. Barrett, gentleman eninentiy quail
ed Instruct i'll all the branches taught i'll preparatory
Schools. The Academy will ic heat and comfortable,
situated about 200 yards from the residence OF The sub
scrher known be of the most healthy locations
in the State, and equidisant from Lousbufg and the
s>hocco Springs.
board lc had with the subscriber, at $3.50 per
month"; AMI also in tue families of Mf. Joseph j. Jones,
Mr. Thsmas a. Person, Mrs. Elizabeth Eranrh, and 9th
er. all convenient the Academy, at the above ratcs
Parents aud Guardians may rest assured, that every
attention will he paid, both to the morals and literary
pursuits the s,lents and owing the hcaithiess
the situation, the purity ot the water and the mora
~ OF the neIghboroo the public and particularly those
wing in the lower country, would do we'll to give this
institution i trial.
TCIrIoS SESSION.
For the Languages, and sher English branches, $l5
l."wer EnsIsh branches, ~
Address the subscriber, I.ouishurg. n. G.
WM. J. BRANCH.
D,rcmber ISt 1850 S45-4tW.
Register and Spirit of the Age copy times, weekly.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
The Caswell Female Institute
YANCEYVILLE. n. &.


YANCEYVILLE. n. e..
GOULD, y. NJ. Principal
M;ss KATE F.. KELtu5E, dssiSfant Gnd Ieacter ~
Ornamental BravcAes.
Mas E. B. GorLD, Tcncher Of Music.
yTIHE Subscriber svaiIing himself of the we'll known
hcaIthnr-s of this situation has undertaken to esat'
ish a FeaanE Srminnry which. in addition meeting
the wants of this vciny. sh Ill merit patronage from
abroad He has accordingly. spared pains in
ing assistant possessing tn" highest qualifications
Miss Kro.. (vho has recently arrivrd) received hrr
of the hest institutions ilI the country,
and has been highly succrs<fal Teacher Testmo-
ui,ls of the most rnmmrnablc character be exhil
tied frau, gentlemen of the frst responsibility.
The course of studies will embrace all the hran
.hrs sil and ortanIcntal usually taught in Female
Semnarirs nf the highest class. TboroughnPss tx the
-a,Iing feature in the plan of instruction. The gorern-
nent il strict gentle and c"Hcdtorv. For rapid
progress aud superior atainments i'll Music. Drawing
Painting and EmhrOieEy 1t IL believed that this School
off.rs very unusual facilities.
The subscriber will d"vrtr half of his time TO this
scho,l his connection with the Dan Rive Institute sill
continuing.
Bn,ri, rnclutu. wishing from Sc t, 81 per month
Pupils arc Trqnrcd board in fami.es approved M the
Principai. ~ -.
The mex, session will cnnmcnce the 9Th Of January
Early attention is requested far practicable Charge
will b- made the time of entering 10 the close ni
the sion ~ a., -iu'tiun made fof aI,scnce except
for prDIr4ctrI sirkuess ..-.
TEas. pgu S.ssIox of FIVE 'MoSrnS:
Tnitio, according tn studies pursued from IS Sl5
Mn,i. (Piano with sngiDg) thrr" lessons per
vvr~k. with AZ extended series Of vocal CT
crcisss. fn cnivalg the voice after the ..
rf1Il,st approved European method. 90 90
Drawina Painting in water ralurs. styloers-
phir. Mnnnra5is,ic. Painting add Eta
brotlrry,. carh 90
French : 5 90
B. GOULD
Nnrcmi,er rs, 1850. sd4-stw.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
TAR RIVER ACADEMY.
GRAN VILLE COUNTY, N, Z.

rENiIS Schoo will lie opened for the reception of pu
L pins the first Monday i'll February 1851.
This Academy is lorate,i miles " rst Of Oxford, in
neshhotluod provrrFally healthy. and the Pupils will
have every f,city attend divine worship there is
both Baptist and Prcslj terui Church within mic
Of the Academy.
The Trustees have secured the services OF Mr. Jesse
Smith, gentleman of considerable experience
Teacher. and we'll qualified prepare boys ior College
The Trustees determined sustain ii good School
in the ileighh"rhuod GALL OF them having children OF
their to cdurue) and have therefore put tuition
the following very low
Spelling. Reading. Writing. and Arithmetic, :S5 90
English Grammar and Geography, So
The higher Brunclics OF English, 10 90
The Languages, II so
Cool board he had ii highly respectable families
for 5 per month. Amy information with regard the
School may be had hy addressing Lewis p. Alien, Tar
River, p. o., Granville co., n. e.
Uecemhcr list, 1850. S45-td.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
77a NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
- PraLIsnEn WEEKLY AVN SEMI-WEKELI. Er
WILLIAM w. HOL EN-,
B.nfls AND PROPRIETOR.
.nftis AND PROPRIETOR

Tsprs ~ rux W.xxLv.. Two dollars per an'um
in advances. or within the first month Two dollars and
fit:v cents if payment he delayed six months; aud Three
Dnlars if not pail within months from the time of
subscribing.
r.wv. dr rux S&wI-WxkxIr. Four dollars par
sntun i'm advance. within th.. first month; Four
ti,ars and fifty payment he delayed six months;
and Five oarS if paid Within six urOnths from the
time nf subscribing.
sE,- rha above rules will he inEe yily adhered to-
ApvxRr,s.NExrs EXCEEDING fourteen lines will
he inserted tim' for dollar, aud twenty-five
cents E,r eah subsequent ins,ron those of greater
length in pr,prtion. Court orders and Ju,ical Adj
versenrnts will he charged 25 per higher than the
above rats. \ reasonable reduction will be made t'
who advertise hy the year. Advertisements scr
ted in the Ssm Weekly Standard, will also appear in
the Weekly Paper free of charge.
Subscribers aud others, WHO wish to send money
the Eitor, do all times. by Mail and at his
risk Receipts for all sums will he promptly transmitted
Letters the Editor musi free Of postage.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
NORTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

5@a RALEIGH, p. e.
TNHE following persons have been elected Directors
and Officers of this Company for the present year
DIRECTORS.
DR.. Josiah 0. Watson, Jos. G. B. Roulhac, Richard
Smith, John Primrose Henry d. Turner, s. w. Whit
ing L. II. Selby, Of Raleigh; Geo. McNei, Fayette-
willie, Joshua G. Wright. Wilmington, Jas. L. Hoyt,
Washington James Sloan, Greenshorough, VIM. Bad
ham, Edenton, Joshua Boncr, Salem, Joseph Pool,
Elizabeth City, Michael Brown, Salisbury, Alexander
Mitchell Newlern, W. N. H. Smith. Murfrccshorougi.
H. B. Williams Charlotte John b. Barrett, Milton. and
Al T. Sunny, Ashcvile.
All Directors authorized to receive applications.
OFFICERS.
Josiah o. Watson, President,
]. G. b. Roulhac, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
J. q. Partridge, Secretary,
John H. Bryan, Attorney,
J. Herslnan, General Agent.
s. w. Whiting
kishs5s Rich, s.'s1a Smith, Executive Committee.
This Company is in successful operation, and is
prepared to effect insurance against fire all kinds Of
property, CStcam Mills and Turpcntne Distleries
ccptrd.)
A+ communications in reference to Insurance should
he addressed to the Secretary, post paid.
J. c. PARTRIDGE. Sec'y.
Raleigh, January ., 1850. 793--