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CYRUS FLINT.
JAMES H. JONES.
A Card.

g. G. R. HAWKINS, DENTIST,
h -. tenders his thanks to the public for
1I11Othe liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him in the various branches OF his pro-
ression, and trusts that he may ever merit a con-
tinuance of the same. Having been for many
years a practical jeweller, he has every conf
denee in being able to give entire satisfaction in
those operations embracing the working of gold
For general and thorough knowledge of his
profession he refers exclusively to those of his
friends and the public who have patronized him,
as they are the best judges of his qualifications; /;
and those who have not experienced such per-
sonal proofs may rest assured that all his opera
tions are performed in the most scientific man
ner, and at moderate rates.
Franklin, March %, 1881.
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Soda and Ice-Cream Saloon.

IN The undersigned respectfully announces
Ml to the citizens of Franklin and the sur
IL rounding country that he has opened an
establishment on Main street for the manufacturr
of every article in the CONFECTTONERT
line, where the public can always be supplied
with SODA, ICE CREAM, and superior
assortment of SYRUPS.. .&e- rsss
N.B.. A saloon has been fitted up adjoin-
ing the store, for the convenience of ladies' and
families.
U Having engaged one of The bestconlec
tioners in the southern country, Particular atten-
ton viii be given to Wedding Parties, Balls, DC
Is CHARLES WEsXEkL.Tg
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BGbcock y Gardmer } DlsTRIcT CeuKT,.
VS.. piNrtbus #. ia. No. 1888,
Jean LGbarthe. }Parish of ST. Mary.
pY virtue of writ of :" fsrT taesas" issued
- out of the District Court in and for the Par
ish of ST. Mary, and to me addressed and de-
hvered, will expose to public sale, for cash, at
the Court House in the town of Franklin, on
SATURDAY, the 5th day of July, 1851, the
sale to commence at the hour Of II o'clock a. IL,
the following property, to wit:
Thirty-two aEpents Of land situated In this par
ish, on the east side Of the Bayou Teche, which
was purchased at the probate sale Of Barnet Hu-
lick, on the 18th day Of November, 1918, bounded
above by lands formerly owned by John WiFkin-
son, and below by lands formerly owned by Alex
ander Lewis
Seized as the property n jean babarthe, de-
fendant In the above entities case. =
ETHAN ALLEN. .sSkvtf. e
Franklin, May 81. 1851. -.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-The
"A most popular and successful expectoraat Of
the day--for sale 1T the Apothecaries' Hall.
CHARLES RABE, III. D.
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Ice: Ice!!

R9 The undersigned will keep on hand =
EStf5 constant supply Of ICE during the warm
ESL5 weather, which he win sen to the pubic
at moderate prices. His depotisat the corner pf
Main and Willow streets. -
apl9 THOMAS EvINS.
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A L. TUCKER, Attmnegand CoHmsellor-
IA at Lar, will llattend promptly to all collec-
tions or other professional business entrusted to
his care. Office in Odd-FeIlows' Hall, over the
store of Messrs, Talbot, In Franklin.
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ITO PLANTERS.-I have again commenced
L the Shipping and Commission business in
Pattersonvie, and will be thankfulfo for all fayors
A line directed to me at this place. or left at the
store of Messrs Hare & BiFdsall, viii receive
prompt attention.
,gJ Sugar and molasses bought and sold at
low rates Of commission
:. C.B. G. WHELDEN.
Pattersnnville. Oct /. 1850.
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EDWARD SIMON, JR., Attorney-at-Law,
II will practice his profession in the Courts OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
Of St Mary, st. Martin and Vermillion.
to Office opposite the Court House, on
Main street. sa 5t
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ERED. L. GATES. AttOrney-pt-Lasr, ST.
J. Martinsville-practices in the courts of La
iayette, Opelousas, Vermillion and St. Mary.
June 20, 1880.
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JOHN a. TRoUsDALE
McLAIN & TRoUsDALE,

~~- McLAIN & TROUSDALE,
H@=S Practical Dentists, most respect
OIIf1YY1 fully tender their services to the
ladies anu gentlemen of St Mary, and the pub
lie in general, In the above profession, in all its
branches.
ArttfesaI Teeth, from one to full set, inserted
on the most approved plan, with or without arti-
fetal Gums.
NIB. An operations performed with the ut
most care.
Messrs. A. F. McLain and John A. Trousdale
having been under my tuition, (the former four
and the latter two years,) take pleasure in re-
commencing them as skiliul and competent Dem
fists, in all the departments of the science.
WILLIAM CIssNA, Sasrgeon Dentist.
Pattersonville, Feb. "a, 1851. 5
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T H. MORRISON & CO., Wholesale Gro
y . GERS, No. l, corner of Canal and stomhouse
streets, New Orleans. A large and general as
sortment of GROCERIES for sale for cash or
city acceptances.
To- Country merchants and planters are re-
spectfully invited to give us call. lily
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CODaYtnerSIliD,

THE undersigned have this day formed CO.
/ partnership under the firm of BRENT 81
BAKER, for the practice of Law at the courts OF
this district Their office is the same as hereto
fore occupied by A. w. Baker and IS just be-
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EDWARD G. BRENT,
ANTHONY W. BAKER.
Franklin, March 3, 1851 St
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

B@6eoeA \ Gsred"er( DlsTElcT, ,,Ss eeuEr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05

BY BANS klBCTko-CHKAiCAI TELEGRAPH
wasHivsroN, reb 4, 1851.
Mr. Borp. (dem OF KY, made an Intellectual effort
to set ABIDE the Mint and Board of Claim- bills tin
Thursdsy, 50 ss 20 proceed With the Territorial bust
ness the consideration of which rfesiously Gxed
for to day and three days following aud 20 devote but
two Gays to tkIs Objection vas made, sad
The House vent into committee on he bill to sstsb-
lsh
HnhvCH sus1s w WV yors .Sp CALEDONIA
Mr. scHtscE (whig) Of Ohio, offered substituts, TO
remove the mint from Philadelphia 20 New York,
removing thither the bullion aud such parts Of the
machinery as can be advantsseousiy conveyed, and
sppropriating two hundred thousand dollars for the
purchase OF site, and the erection Of buildings 10
New York.
Mr. noDoystp. dem OF Indians raised question
Of order
The Cbsirmsp, NJ. C.rrrs dem ~ ohio, decided
the amendment out OF order for the reason that it
to de.troy the Philadelphia mint and not 10 per
feet the bin providing for mints In New York and
California
The committee sustained the Chair By ayes ", noes
a.
Mr. RRoox., (wbis, OF New York, offered a pys 6,r-s
am end ment. 10 eusble him 70 reply 90 Q tormer re-.
mark OF Mr. Chandier with regard to the large
amouut Of fsdsrsi expenditures In New York lie
temrt made To- create prejudice sgaina the city Of
New York unworthy Of the gentleman.
Mr. CusrpLFs, fwhigl Of Pennsylyanis, defended
tho roprations heretofore made for the mint at
Pbrade phia. as being absolutely necessary.
Mr. KIva (vhial OF New Jersey, said the question
rimply vas, whether the people where the larger
amount of bullion arrives shall be taxed to take u
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Further Relative to tho Loss OF the Steamer
John Adams.

CfNcINNATI, Feb. A. 1901.
On Monday morning the 27th Of January, at three
O'clock the steamer John Adams Capt. III. A. Jones,
with q heavy freight and large number OF passen-
gers, bound for Cincinnati, when near the head OF
island Eighty two in the Mississippi stru,k snsg
stump, and sunk In two minutes The cabin parted
rom the hull and the latter vent down In about sixty
feet Of water. She had about ninety hundred
deck passengers, few Of whom only saved. The
cabin In breaking from the hull separated In the mid
dle which, doubtless the cause Of many OF tho
cabin passengers saving lives The ladies in the
cabin were al saved After suffering many hours in
the water, they were enabled to get ashore at the
plantation Of q Mr. Carter The forward portion Of
the cabin including the fixtures Heated down to the
head OF Island Eighty-three, where it grounded.
About three O'Clock In the afternoon, the steamboat
Peytona came along and took the on board
from that part Of the wreck From thence, the p
proceeded with all possible hast to the other portion
OF the wreck, where she took all board with the
exception OF Captain Jones and his family Mr. Wilson
the mate, and few others
Owing to the early hour at which the John Adams
sunk, almost every asleep, and, 1t being so
sudden few were able to get suf cient clothing to
themselves, and many Of them are indeed in q
most destitute condition.
From Captain Shalcross and others, make up the
following summary Of persons on the boat, and the
m bAr ayad.
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Dooley
tfn 4-O'gdTisaffcn ~ ~ Granf fsqucsf vsrty.
one gentlemen, summoned 70 serve grand jarors,
app AIRED this morning an.ser'a Co their names when
called and we're sworn TO act as the Grand fnqusst for
the present month The folio ~irg A. the list -
Richard J. Smith, foremsn, Paul Alden Alexander NJ
Ayling, jeremiah u Is Fowler Charles u Field
francis GodiR- Robert johnson. Edmoni Morris
JOAN Bason Wilmot osbley, james Rove, Henry
Trewbridge. stephen Valentine. fsntsmin O. wsndvlt
John T.. Ware, JamsH Cisrk, Henry n. Carpenter
Enoch Chamberlain. Edward Plume, George yalsu-
tine Jobp Whits-fnakipg II Alderman stortsvant
charged the Grand Inquest reminding them Of the 20
oular duties which devov. upen them lie rtfsrrsd
them to the statutes against urury the selling Of loo
terry tickets, and other suhe Witch the Lac
u the duty Of the judge 70 call the attention of ths
grand ury 70. The Jurors retired to their asd
commencsa their labors which will not probably be
very aiduovs for the present term thsre are bat
Thirty nine ssse On the li, claiming their i'm sdsts
attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05
AGaiIa In NcnrIunln.
We have received the follo~ing from Lsgusy.
- via ~. Thomas containing mtsrvsting news frcn


We have received the follo~ing letter from Lsgusy.
- via ~. Thomas containing mtsrrsting news frcn
Nsat gusla
I,eusya. January ic 1881.
kcecrd'ng 20 al appearance Coogvess viii net meet
"a the .9th nst andu 4 generally understoos here,
that day, when his legal term of one. expires n
the Ccpgress does not meet at CarasN the 10Th,
vhich = almost certain aonsgas faust fail in &C.
curing ths elrcten Of hsbrothrr sud IN thst csse he
vii tndesyoE 20 retain his By exciting thai
portion q tho popuiace oi garsess, which be hs
unesr srms 70 proclaim hin suprsms Ch.f o. dieta-
tor, Under the sprstext of danger. revolutic,.
60, and thus be will hold over under the pretsxt
that u y the win a the people. u IL said that
Monsgns has already taien measures to Get rd
Of Gueman, the opposing candidate for the pres
deney By ccr msncing criminal prosecution assinst
bin, a. oonapirsicr, or BY Ohpoiogof hin in stu
more eur nary war. uazman appears q be fully
oi the plot ami up 10 the pressnt tine, seem.
full & courage snd conddence and TO b very active
should Congress not meet the oth. Gurmao rs-
Toe Yies Pretiient wouid the contribution become
the acting President unti Congress m.rts and sects
a new IRE side Mt In the place Of Gen Honngss IL 10
said thss 8usmsn intends n Con rress doe, not m set
III tne .0th, 20 retire 10 place short distance from
Caracas and establish goyernment where he viii b,
eurfcunded by bis own friends and forces and ~lu
eave Monagas with his email armed force shut No In
Catscss Roth parties are determ mind 70 aght and
eooiend With arms for The m,'sery The peop. In the
coming contest. They have dstan,d seve-al vessels
which ought 10 hsve rallied month ago. n Monse.
ifiumphs y viii not be without some df Guilty rt 10
said that he has deposited twelve thousan nd ssket
nth the corresponding equipments In Barcelona but
this very armament may be used to arm the psopls
The schooner Fama vhien Monsrss he, declares
pifatcsl. appears to have on board arms aud IN uni
toss Of var TO be landed at suoh place IN oriepte
nag fUit the arty deDeminaied civil in oppodties
70 the military or Mcnsgss party rhs agent % Sess-
gae who vent 20 New York or phusdelphia to buy .
spi We ere sos waiting the .rsivsi Of the .,ss sss
wbsp Mopasas wss informed thstit could not be hers
by the 10Th instant hsbscsns furious.
an. a ~ttt -. ..uxo.a VIA
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hittNy- Ftbfusry v IboIs
on The arFt ballot in the senate, this morning for
VI 2. senator, ex Governor Hamilton Fish, (-hg) re-
ctvs1 the votes Of 10 Of the II whig Senator'S viz
Messrs Esbcock, Beach, Colt, Cook, Crolius Cross,
Dmmick Geddes, johnson, Miller Morgan, Owen,
Robinson, ,schoonmsksr, Upbam, williams The Hon.
francis Granger c'silver Cry" whis3 wa, voted for
by Mr. B.ekman. The ib democrats scattered their
yotes-so Of course. no choice effected.
Mr. Mann, (dem) then moved an adjournment
which was lost, 10 TO l6 ard
A second ballot for senator vas had with the same
sesult s the hrst.
Mr Bsekman then moved an adjournment, which
was esrred by the casting vote Of the Lieutenant
Governor
In ths House, Hamilton Fish VA, nominated, but
Of hs election falls ~ the result In the Senate
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Batrraonr, February 4, 1851.
The New orlesas malls of the 2-th and 18th uit
received BY which We learn that only thrss jurors
we're obtained out Of atty summoned for Gen Hsndsr
SON. second trial.
New Orleans and New York steamship company
hrs been formed at New Orleans srd q committee ap-
pointed 70 open books for a second steamer.
The chip Ffancon's and cargo, reported BY the
steamer Canada to have been lost on Hoiyhcad In
-ured In foreisn agencies and scss In Baltimore, 10
the smsurt of SToo0e.
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PAwTuckFr FEB. 4, 1901.
Tne daughter OF Cunningham, (who, with his wife,
nave been arrested for killing Mr.. McMann1 told De-
putty Sheriff Sherman that her father was to bury a
man, NJ midnight, on Sunday. On searching the
house, MT mcMann was found hid between two bed,
Cunningham is in irons at the Merchants, House.
guarded by an efcer. lie Is suspected Of having mur
dered former wife, who died very suddenly. lie has
This morning he was had up in secret Tor OK
animation.
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Htfore Hon. dUUFt BrNt's - -
FrR 4 In the matter 81 usrret shutesd., shs
United States District Attorney net bsins ready to
proceed With the examination, the Court reduced the
rul. of hall from $1,000 ~ siNt0. Mr. shaf-ldt ex.
prp.s.d birpef satisfied with this rps end intiatsd
tha, he would Give the bail q the District Attorney 1,
the courss OF the afternoon We ipfor med at 4
o'clock that he pre- pared with sgrstiss to enter
into the requirsi recosuissncss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05
The Trouble, between B,asu and Bueno.
Ayres

B0sToN FEB. Z, 1901.
Accounts from Buenos Ayres to December 18th
state that there prospect Of an srnicsbls
eettlemsnt Of the troubles between that country
md Brazil. There had been conflict bet wsen
ths forces of Paraguay sna those Of Buenos Ayres
eistivs to the occupancy Of soma neutral
ands BIZ the forces of tn. latter, The Paraguay
roops SEQ strong, we're dispersed This Brifh Packei
n its monthly retrospect says that tbs country is
est recovering from the III tnscts OF the prolonged
war Large quantities OF produce, from the back
COUNTRY had come In TO be for ~srdsd 20 Rurops and
This country The fnsuces OF the state we're raid 10 bs
nsn encsaraging condition.
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Destructlon Of the Collegiate Institute Mt
Rochester by Fire.

kocHKs-7R, Feb. T. 1851.
fre broke out about half past one O'Clock this
morning, In the Collegiate Institute formerly know
as the old Rochester High School, which Was very
room wrapped in flames and in one short hour the
edifce was q mass Of blackeped ruins The origin OF
the fire is unknown. The loss Is fully covered by
insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05
Woman Murdered by a Negro.

oUIsvILLH, Feb. 4 1851.
Mrs Fletcher respectable lady residing in Stewart
county, Tenn, was murdered by . negro man and
wsman few days since. The murdsrers have been
arrested.
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Rescued from q watcry Grave.

W ILMINUTUN, N C., FtD q 1901.
The second boat belop gng to the steamboat America
containing ten perso MS picked up of Cape Hat
teras the night of the Goth utmo by tho schooner
Star, from New York bound to Washington. The
boat contained Capt. Broadwsll and nine mon. They
all arrived safe at Washington. another boat con-
tanning elk men, is still missing.
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WasHrSeroS, Feb. T. 1851.
The risn adopted By the House COMMITTEES, for the
eKteuion sfthe capitol IL that Of Thomas II Walters,
OF Philadelphia the architect Of 0irard COLLEGE.
This Mexican convicted of rape ut the late term
OF the Criminal Court, has had new trial granted
bin and been sdratted TO bail In 81 500 for future ap
pesrancs
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UHARIEs ION, Feb 4, 1871.
The steamship southerner, Capt. Dickinson from
New York arrived here at half past nine o'clock this
forenoon.
SAVANNAH, Feb 4, 1851.
The steamship Florida, Capt Lyon arrived at Tybes
in fifty eight hours from her wharf at New York She
reached her wharf here this morning.
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Xeasela v.naf

BALTIMORE, Feb & 1851.
An unknown brig and a schooner near Nor rth Point,
have been cut down by the ice.
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Another Wreck.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 2 1851.
Intelligence has been received here OF the wreck of
the brig Union while her passage from Chsgres to
this port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05
brig John Lancaster,

SAVANNAH, Fob. 8, 1851.
The brig John Lancaster, from Baltimore bound to
Charleston has arrived in distress Her cargo in.
sured in the Sun Office, New York.
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This shows the number missing to be ....... 1913
The deck passengers we're Uslifornians, and German
and Hish emigrants, who were going to Cincinnati.
The cargo vas also for Cincinnati.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05

The essine house of the Sullivan rsilrcsd ct wi~A
scr W., vss destroyed By sre on the seth ultino ~
yethsr with q ralusbie engine,
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Total. ...................10 107
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-01-15
To the PubIfc.

THHE twenty second volume Of the ROANOKE pus-
i LICAN commenced with the New Year. and the
subscriber deems the occasion a fit to "defne his DO.
sit on and to ask the aid of such citizens of Halifax and
hci adjoining Counties conscentiousy support
him.
For reasons which have been fully set forth in its
columns the Republican will no longer sustain the poll.
cy Of the Whg party. Whatever ofin1uence or ability it
may possess, will hc devoted the advocacy of Dem.
ocratic The rights and all the rights of the
South will meet with unwavering support in its COL
umns, and every honorable will be used to defeat
the schemes OF that party the tendency of which general
has been to subvert the Constitution and
render the Southern States but hcwers of wood and
drawers of water the other members of the Conedc.
racy.
This County has been, for long time, under the rule
of Whg politicians but the prestige of victory is now
somewhat broken and when it is known that goodly
array of numbers and much acknowledged talent are on
side there every prospect of restoring old Haax
TO her former proud position in the ranks OF the Demo-
cratic party 10 effect such result will be one Of the
leading objects Of the Republican.
i he terms oft paper will he the heretofore
viz So 50 per annum if paid in advance, or $500
it not paid within the first three months
Those who wish to subscribe can do so by sending
their to the address of the Editor Halifax c.
G.. N. WEBB.
Halifax, n. c. 40
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-01-15
NUMBER $50.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Eastern Carolina Republican.
Hesk!y Newspaper to be published at GodaborougA,
": e. ksuitck. Editor and Proprietor.

'lrHE undersigned, Editor and Proprietor Of the Eastern
Carolina Republican, heretofore published at New
hern, would respectfully inform his friends and the pub.
lie, that he intends to that paper about the first
day of February next to Golsborough where it will con-
tnue to be issued u weekly Democratic Newspaper.
The publisher is induced to make this removal hv tho
superior facilities afforded Goldsboroueh for the cOllec-
ton aud distribution of For these purposes il il
the most advantageous point in North Carolina, and tho
publisher feels assured that he furnish his readers to
the West we'll the East of that point with as
late intelligence reach them through any other
medium
change in the location of the Eastern Carolina Re-
publican will he attended ny change in the principles
which it has heretofore advocated Entertaining firm
conviction that the principles Of the Southern Democratic
party of the United States embrace tho true irtcrprcta.
tion of the Federal Constitution, the undersigned will
all the zeal and whatever of ability lie may possess
to enforce and maintain those principles.
Upon questions of State policy, the undersigned will
sustain whatever he believes will contribute to
the interest the honor and the glory of the State.
In addition to the political matter of the Republican,
portion of its columns will he devoted News Asri.
culture Manufactures and particularly the Markets
the seaport towns of this State and in the Northern
and Southern Cities His location will afford him upc.
quacd facilities for getting the latest and most correct
The Eastern Carolina Republican will he printed in
the best style Of the art, fine white paper and with
good type At early day he proposes increase it
in size, when it will he Of the largest papers in the
State by giving hs individual attention to it's manage
ment the Editor hopes make it also one of the o>s
readable and interesting Having made editing his pro.
iesslon his readers may he assured that pains or labor
will he spared to deserve their patronage
TERAs.-The Eastern Carolina Republican will hc
published every Tuesday morning at 81 per year paid
strictly in advance; $3.50 If paid during the ycar or
a3 if payment is delayed until its expiration.
w. B. GULICK
Raleigh, January 8, 1851. 90