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EIOnlT tue Oio 4Noitn C5atS'
Z esd fe MY FATHER. ~ uJsT fsE
Years have sped, father, since child -.
: $3.50, sported by thy knee,
with laughter free and spirit wild, ~
,g-.s54s.sI's As Ger blest infancy.
4 knew not then the doubt, the fear, .s ii
L.. Z That fill parents breast; Ezts
The anxious hope, the fervid prayer
= & That pierce the regions blest.
But time, that gave me children dear,zA
gt- tas Has npe'd those fonnts to me,
And thanks with many grateful tear
a-5e.A 49,. now would offer thee 7fl-: BIZ
thank thee for thy watchful care
Through infancy's long day,
thank thee for the firm, kind air
That child my girlish way.
But oh thank thee father kind @
With love far deeper still,
For teaching to my infant mind
Obedience to His will.
who gave 10 man an only child,
...sI A ransom for his sin
That we by teachings, meek and mild
heavenly crown might win.
Trials have DER thy path heen strewn,
Like clouds on Heaven flung;
But like those fieecy wreaths the've flown
Nor act unmanly wrung.
And through much wrong from brother man
steady faith was thine,
That God would by his own wise plan
All truth and right define.
And thou art dearer, father, now
Thy hair is touched by time,
TIL IN when no grey lock swept the brow
Of manhood's early prime:
For years that brought those signs to thee
Of ages stealthy power,
No less has proved thy strength to be
Secure in trials hour.
And thine example, father dear, a..
A beacon light shall be,
To lure me on to virtue here
In meek humility;
That when the hour of death shall come
No fear may thrill my breast;
But gladly speed me to the home
OF everlasting rest.
LORA.
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State of North Carolina, Wake Co.,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Msy Term 1851

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-May Term 1851
Willis Wall Patience Croker
Original Attachment Levied Land
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that The
1Deendant IS non resident of this State, motion
ordered that advertisement be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY notifying
the said to be and appear at the
our Court OF Pleas ann Quarter Sessions to he held for
the County of Wake at the Court House in the CT
Raleigh, the third Monday of August next and then
and there to replevY and plead the said suit other
wise Jud by default final will be granted against
her, and the land levied condemned satisfy the
Plaintiffs demand.
Witness, James T. Marriott, Clerk of said Count
at Office, in Raleigh, the Sid Monday. in May, 1851.
JAMES T. MARRIOTT, Clerk.
Raleigh, June 49, 1851. pr. adv. S. 323 S12-6w.
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State of North Carolina, Wake Co..
Count of Pleas and Onartrr Sessinns-Mau Earra 1871

Count OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions-May Term 1881
Willis Wall Us. Willie Wall.
Original attachment Levied on Land
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that tho
Defendant IS nonresident of this State on motion
IS ordered that advertisement be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six successive weeks notifying
Court Pleas on1 Quarter Sessions to be held nr
county of Wake at the Court House, in the city of Ra
leigh, on the third Monday of August next and then
and there to rePlevY and plead to the said suit other
wise Judgment by default final will be granted against
him, and the land levied condemned to satisfy the
Plaintiffs demand.
Witness James T. Marriott, Clerk of our said Court
at office, in Raleigh, the 3rd Monday of Nav 1851
JAMES T. MARRlOT'f Clerk
Raleigh, June 20, 1851. pr. adv SIS 325) s72-6w.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL I've received by the Undersigned until the LIST
w of August next, for the building of Now Brick
Jail at Williamson in Martin County two Stories high,
feet long by 81 wide, to be completed before
the LIST of September 1852, according to plan and
specifications similar the general plan of the Jail
in Wayne County, be exhibited at w. J. Ellison's
Office in said Town.
w. J. ELLISoN,)
ASA BIGGS, , COmrs.
VIM. SLADE,
Williamson June 60 1851. 6S-td.
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A fatal duel took place at Coudett, Bologne,
May %, between John Petit and George Roussel,
Frenchmen Belgians, in which the former was shot
through the heart at the third shot. They
from London, accompanied by their seconds, for the
purpose of fighting the duel mort, that is duel to
be continued until should fall. 1t appeared after
the event that all the conditions stated in writ
ing and that it was arranged that the should first
be set up twenty-five PAGES, and if the shots were
ineffective, that they should be brought nearer to each
other by five PAGES, with every renewal ofre. until,
if necessary they should be placed breast to breast
another condition was that one party should provide
the weapons (pistols) and the other the ammunition.
The frst shot was fired twenty-five PAGES distance,
the second at twenty and the third at fifteen Rous-
sci concealed himself, and is was supposed returned
TO England. The seconds returned next morning.
The dead body was left the field.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-02

ANOTHER CUBA EXPEDITION: The New Orleans
MIp pun OF the Natchez Courier writes:
had no, you the other day that the Cuba movement
in less tbe" abandoned l can now inform you that
should sn" sn TWO months, unless the Government
hear OF The again defeating the plans, you will
g a,seS The officers appointed and the steamers
different UoiuIp They are to start from three
risdicton Of 10, and will rendezvous without the iu-
to start in the s, United States The number of men
and they will be d P1ise WIN not exceed thousand,
EACH" ueo Into four regiments of $50
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GENERAL RULE.


State of North Carolina, Wake Co.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Term 1851
ORDERED, that all Petitions for altering or estab-
fishing Public Roads shall be called for hearing
the first day of each Term, and such be heard
any other day of the Term without special order APP
pointing any particular to be heard another day
of the Term, which special order must he made at
Term preceding that at which the is be heard
Ordered that this Rule be published in the STANDARD
and Register.
Attest JAMES T. MARRIOTT, Clerk.
June 81 1851. 6S-6w.
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Goods by Express.

Goods by Express.
WOULD respectfully state to the Citizens of Raleigh
and the adjacent Counties that having located agent
at Gaston and also made arrangement with the Pres
ident of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road. shall
hereafter be prepared to forward by Mail Train in the
most punctual manner any articles in my line, when
they are of large size to be handled lnconven
emily. SAM L.. n MANN o.
Wholesale Confectioner.
Petersburg, Va
June 2l, 1851. 67-
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PLEASANT GROVE ACADEMY.
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N. c.

FTNHE Fall Session of this Institution will commence
Monday the 18th of July, under the charge Of Mr..
EDwIN l.. BARRETT, gentleman eminently qualified
instruct in all the branches taught in the best prcpar
atory Schools The Academy is situated about 200
yards from the residence of the Subscriber known be
of the most healthy locations in the State equdis
tant from Louisburg and Shocco Springs. Every at
tention will be paid both the morals and literary pur-
suits of the Students Board be had with the sub
scrher and also in the families of Mr. j. j. Jones
Mr. Jouren Jones, living within half mile of the Acad-
envy at So SO per MONTH
Tuition, Languages, $500 per session.
Englisk Branches, 1000 g
WIN. J. BRANCH
Louisburg June 5, 1881. S72-3w.
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Horace Greedy is a regular attendant upon the
Worlds Fair, and although his s. glances are not
SO interesting was expected, he says some good
things in his peculiar way. Speaking of the eager
which is manifested by the crowds TO get view
of the Queen on her daily visits to the exhibition, he
gives the following rather characteristic description
of the ceremonies Of a presentation at Court. Rath-
er strange proceedings in the eyes of republicans:
at is Of course understood that every one pre-
scented her Majesty must appear in full dress-that
of gentlemen (not Military being Court suit alike
costly, fantastic and utterly useless elsewhere while
ladies expected to appear in rich British SILK
long, (perhaps it is only three feet.) with Plumes,
etc. Thus equipped, they proceed to the Palace,
where the appointed hour the Queen makes her APP
pearance, with her family by her side, and backed by
a double row of maids of honor, attendants, &c.
Each papitating asprant the honor of presentation
awaits his or her turn Standing, and many thus wait
two hours. The Foreign ambassadors have prece-
dence in presenting; others follow, in due season
your name is called out; you pass before the Royal
presence, make your bow or courtesy, receive the
faint suggestion of response, and pass along and
away to make room tor the next customer. Ohiess
you belong essentially to the Diplomatic circle (be-
ing presented by an Ambassador will not ansWer,l
you are not allowed to remain and see those behind
you take the plunge, but must hasten from
The presence. And, ordinary Humanity has but
one aspect in which it is fit be gazed on by Royal
eyes, You conrve to quit the presence with your
face constantly turned toward it, Now this need not
be difficult for those in masculine attire, but 10 the
trans even though the trains be but three feet long in
stead of three yards, the evolution must require no
moderate share of feminine tact and dexterlty. Is
consol ing to hear that all manage to accomplish H.
by dint Of training through the week Preced-
ing the event. though frightened when the
awful moment arrives that their ghasily visages and
lettering frames evince how narrowly they escape
swooning. The fact that it is over in moment
serves materially TO mitigate the torture"
DRED .Scorr. We have frequently heard the in
quiry made, since his last appearance in Weldon,
What has become of old bred 3" And after it was
generally known that he had been seriously injur-
ed from scald burn, that his life desPaired
OF, feeling Of sympathy kinded in almost eve
~ breast and the hope entertained that he would not
only recover, but again. of yore, make his appear
nee in our vicinity. But, poor bred has bid a
nal farewell his friends Of every grade and
Though often the cause of much vexatoR and an
noyance. there are many in this county who will re-
greet to hear Of his permatrre departure tire spirit
land. .->----
bred was a free man. Of color, partially detahged,
and about sixty years Of age tie hrea,hed his last
painful suffering from tho mishap which befel him
some mopth OF Two previous. Welddn Herald:
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ing n in be Ah, TO OH Maps. We ind the follow
su1 "a Company has opened ~ oe
premium SI against dying ola maids The rs.es of
While smar according 10 looks and dispositions.
brazen, usy girl is insGred for two Der cent.
ten: Where snuff sPlnsters are charged as high as
1n Is used one per e., extra Il charged.
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The Rail Road Bridge across the Neuse, about
three miles below this place, was consumed by hre
on last Tuesday night. It is supposed to have been
the work of an incendary, as mo locomotive mad pass
ed over it since the Northern train OF the day previous
Immediate arrangements will be made for crossing
the river either in fats by means Of tie cotIy
bridge, which is about mile distant. There will be
no detention in the travel. GoIdsooro Tee.
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mA:R.RTRB.

Near this City, the 25th of June. by DR.. Mason,
Mr. Bradley II. Johnson Of Fredericksburg, Maryland,
to Miss Janc daughter of Gen. r. M. Saunders
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DEATH OF Mr.. PATTERSON, OWNER or MoNTMoR-
ENcI Falls. correspondent writes the Boston
Traveller fom Quebec, under date of June Is. ac-
count of his visit to the beautiful Falls of Montmor-
enci, and adds:
Mr.. Patterson, who owns these Falls, &c. and
ali the land both sides of the river for twenty miles
up and down. died the day before We Were there, and
we saw his funeral procession, which was abont one
and half miles long, composed almost entirely of
his TENANTS who rode in their little carts,
with LONG streamers of black Grape flying from their
hats, He was Scotchman by birth, and came to
Canada poor boy but being shrewd and industrious,
worked his way up, until he died one OF the richest
men in the Province
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

TIME first Session of this Institution will commence
on Monday the 2lst of July ensuing.
tits very desirable that pupils who expect to enter the
College should he present at the opening Of the session
By order of the Executive Committee
Oxford June 90, 1851. 6s-4t.
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News" has Ssf issyy paper The illustrated New York
Of The Hsts!Sesdf G issued in that city on the plan
eu London NeMs.'
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warrenton Male Academy.

rI>HE Summer Session will commence on the 6Tss
Monday in July. The Principal is assisted ny COM
potent Instructors The departure Of the Senior Glass
for College, which is unusually large, will leave
for several Students
TERMS, as for the last Session. -r
r. A. EZELL Principal
Warenton, June I9, 1851. 66-3w.
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CEDAR GROVE MALE ACADEMY

CEDAR GROVE MALE ACADEMY.
TNHE Fall Session of this School, situated eight miles
north of Marlborough, will commence the 7tft
of July next, and continue for five months.
Tuition in Latin Greek, and the higher branches Of
Mathematics, $500
English, 1900
Board, including Room, Bed and Bedding, Washing
and Fuel be had in good families in the neighbor
hood at prices varying from six dollars six and half
per month.
Students joining the School charged with tuition
for the session. deductions being made except in
of proractcd illness. SAM'L. w. HUGHES.
Cedar Grove. N. G.. June lst 1851. 972-2wpd.
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$4,000 STATE BONDS!

TREASURY OFFICE. RALErsH, N. CT
June 24th, 1881. {
CEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
- til the Goth of July next for the purchase of thirty
thousand dollars worth of bonds issued by the State of
North Carolina interest the of six per per
annum payable semi-annuay, and principal payable at
the end of twenty years. Issued under Act of the
General Assembly of North arolina at the Session Of
Is4s-49, entitled An Act incorporate the Fayette-
Vile and Western Plank Road Company" Persons bid
ding will endorse their letters Proposals for State
Stocks" DANIEL w. COURTS.
Public Treasurer.
Raleigh, N. c., June "a, 1851. 67-td.
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.aAaExcELsioR.
PYFER & co.


- PYFER & co.
those Truly Fortunate and Far Famed
LOTTERY BROKERS,
MOL Light st. BaItImOre, Md:
Whose single purpose years has been to dispense
the radiant smiles of the " Pickle Goddess" 90 their
Correspondence has also rendered entirely unnecessary
any pretext for selEIaudation for their
CUP OF GLORY Is FULL.
Every section Of the Union will bear witness the
Glorious and almost Magic Luck this f6fudte honse
Correspondents all the country have realizsd
Splendid Fortunes from small OUTLAWS at 5G7Clzz
PYFER & cos
GREAT PRIZE AGENCY.
CONTINUED SUCCESS! 1874
WONDERFUL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES
as-4e l67,4S3 Dollars l:-
Paid in Prize Money during the month Of June, by the
iar-famed PfFER CO., to the patrons Of their truly
Lucky House.
Every body should try their luck
One Order to this great Prize firm may secure for
tune. - = :
Prize payments at PYFER & Cos made in Gold
a sight. 80
-'- BY STATE AUTHORITY.
Please bear in mind that Lotteries advertised by
PYFER & co. are legalized by the New Constitutions
of Maryland.
Brilliant Schemes for July, 1851
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MIR. & Mrs. Burwell-s School.

Q
TTIHE next Session of Mr. & Mrs. Burwel's School
will commence on Friday the, 18th of July. The
number of boarders in family being limited
persons desiring situations will please make carly aPPli
cation.
Circulars containing Of study, terms, &c,
be had of the Principal, Rev Robert Burwel, Hlebo-
rough, N. G.
June 10, 1851. S72-4w.
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PLEASE OBSERVE.
The price of Packages of Quarter Tickets only is
advertised above
The Managers Printed Drawing, endorsed by the
commissioners appointed or this purpose) by the Cow
ernor OF Maryland, in all sent Cores
pondents
Letters always strongly and carefully sealed.
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have
than six chances against their drawing in Pack
age any of the Capital Prizes, and Package may
draw four of the highest Prizes. Two-thrds Of the
Prizes sold in Packages of Tickets.
Please order few days the Lotteries draw.
All Orders punctualIy answered by the return mails.
Persons at distance from Baltimore who wish For[
Bucklcd their Backs" will find that is only
necessary enclose the price Gas laid down the above
scheue) for Package Of Single Tickets to the Truly
Fortunate, Far-Famed and Old Established House of
40 PYFER & co.
No. L, Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
July l, 1851. 67-
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THE RALEIGH ACADEMY.
YTNHIS INSTITUTION will again commence ON tie
Seventh of July, 1881.
Particular attention will Be paid TO the french Lam
guage and Book Keeping. ,o,r,
Raleigh, June IL, 1861. S12-Stw.
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..CAyENDER A MATTHEW'S,

DLACkSMITHS, at the Red Shop, on the east side o
Id Roberts street, ST. Paul, prepared with The
stock Of iron and STEEL of all patterns ard varieties
that ever brought to this town; including, beside
common English and American iron, Juniata, Bloom
Swcdes Russia and English bar; also German and Bills
Steel and article Of steel for cutlery equal to the
best of sheffield. In connection with Smith shop
we have also Wagon Shop, with supply of the bes,
seasoned white OAK and other material for making tip
top wagons bugges, and seighs, which we make, iron
aud warrant order, in short notice Also every des-
cription OF plows.
We intend TO rut the business Of shop straight
through. And though il may be sad we live by our
uises and forge and steel for living, mean to dc
honest work for honest prices. .li -t ...s
NAV Is 1851. 4-ly
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F. 5. NEW ELL.
Commission Merchant,

A Nd Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Hardware
"A cook, paror and heating stoves of all KINDS, Sc
iected from the Troy Cincinnati and st. Louis markets
comprising the most varied assortment OF double
stoves and ranges, the Eastern market affords. Hollow
ware Kettles, pots, ovens skcts furnaces frying pas
waffle irons, shoves, toEgs, &c.
Also--Fsnmng utensils rloughs. cradles. rakcs hoes
shoseis soythes, snahs, axes, saws sad irons, zinc
spring balances, coffee mills, WIRE nails, tacks, &c
Japancd ware OF all kinds, lamps and cadlesticks,
BRASS iron and tin; brittsia and kitchen ware
coffee pots spoons, ladies, skianiers tea coffee and
gar boxes scrub tlackng and other brushes hydraulic
apparatus well, cisern and house pumps OF ali sizes
water rams lead pipe sheet bar and pig e adj &c., DC
my stand on Third, Roberts street. Saint Paul
MinBesota. r. s. N.
Septeinher 4. 1851. 2O-tf
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O. e. FRENCH, NJ. D.,

GRADUATE Of harvard University, Cambridge
NJ Mass Dr.. +. believes II duty, stranger. he
owes himself and the community, he intends make
Pam his permanent; residence, state that he las
had years experience ia the hospitals and practice
Of the Eastern cities and also OF the diseases OF the Mis-
sissippi valley-s graduate Of the Oldest and hrsi
University Of tue coantry, and was for q number o
years the private pupil Of the most eminent S"rgeons
and of New York, Bcs,on and Philadelphia
DR. French will give particular sttenton To diseases o
sd children, and respectfully offers his services
in the practice Of Surgery. Medicine and Mdwery to
the citizens Of ST. Psul and vicinity. t.
1 'aA-fF REFERENCES: "a
Drs Grow, Ray, Rc.:-rison. kttoe, &C, GALESAi
Messrs Hohnshesi, Rice Becker, Mr.. Roberts, j. w
Simpson, s. II. scrgent, Gen. McBosi, Sr. PAIL.
Octotcr l6, le5l 2S-u
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"a To some persons, and they know CA
n well enough how to find horses; but IA
S if YOU give men the best horses and Z '-HxS
ponies in Minnesota, they viii not know where to find
good Haers, Saddles, Brides, Martngales and Harness
ses, until they learn that A. II. FRENCH has re-
moved Thr Street, st Pani, into his new shop,
next door east Of Sam'l II. Sergent's where every
branch Of Saddlery and Hsrne making, well as
Trunk-msking done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota. r..
Saint Paul, January ], 1851.
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NEW GROCERY AND, PROVISION
- IffF fff ST0VE.

Oa 81. dmtaony street, rodoors below the american
r~s House.
rUIE undersigned would respectfully invite fhe atten
Il ,ioa OF tse public, their arge and well selected
stock OF Groceries and Provisions. Also, ReadyMade
Clothing Boots, Shoes Wines, Liquors, Nails, Glass
Hardware etc. ali Of which will be sold cheap for cash
1J1iease call and examine before purchasing else
where. ff s.... -rs.- IRVINE 4 BROTHER.
st. Paul, Oct. Is, 1851. rs
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Have YOU coed UNDERSTANDING /

MARVIN, invites the puiic 20 examine the
l/s hst stock Of materials in bis le, thai has
been the Tertiary. He challenges either side Of
sae Alsntie prodacc beter quality of French Calf
skins, specially adapted for thc winter season.
ON hand also, Lades' hne custom mndc shoes and
Tsisess Asa Geaenen's Calf and Kp Boats, the
iha, cas be msde. You know the sssud-Thrd street,
near r Rcbssfs street. !. ~. .z.-sr. q. = f
Saint Paul, November, 1851. 81
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'O-o--o! by G.. IT'S you, sh: Well,
I'm, my Saco covey, you can take my
boOtsP ~ &~-sGi..7i
Few, besides Marble, tonk the force OF
the interruptions; but il was refreshing
enough. to cause smile to play over the
wire drawn phz Of sSam,' rs he plunged
into the cataract. The done 'chevalier' had
discovered the SELL Y2a0 ie heT gsdys
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NEW CHEAP STORE.

YUNTIE subscriber wishes inform the citizens Of ST.
u Paul and its vicinity, that he is opening Grocery
and Provision Store, in Spencers new building near the
hayscales on Roberts street. The stock Is new and
fresh consisting of Hams Pork, Tea, Coffee Sugar, Rice,
Tobacco Mackcrel, Onkum, Nails, Glass &c, in fact
every thing that is generally found in OF the kind;
all OF which will be sold very low prices FOR cash
sf~ eh-af-~ iFa ,sE. FRENTRESS.