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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
SYRUPS and CORDIALS.-Blackberry

NYRUPS and CORDIALS-Bla Blackberry
EJWme an excellent article for bowel complaints being
prepared for that purpose The undersigned wishes 70
foS families that they be supplied with the above
ee also, COhDIALS and SYRCPS in all their varieties
DyspeptIc bterS, Elter De Longe Vie fine French Bran
dies ClaIef and ether Wines BY TIE gallon bottle Mac
ST0nr, Fenuicelhs. Swiss Cheese Mustard, Sardnes.
Olive on. Waite Vine Vinegar, Lime JUICE &c sc
SNhUPS for SODA WATER &c. Goods put up for
the trade shO and delivered free u expense IN any
part Il the c.iy = J. KRUGLER. "a Warrea-st.
80 lmD6ttWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
WATER CURE.

HYDROPATHIC IN TITU Il -.
s-Pat,ents are treated the year round at the eom
dious City Instusn IS LAight-s and during tns are
season at Lebanon Springs Bob "nascd
under the medical direction OF T TRAIL, ND aau -.
domestic n snagemeni of d. CAMPBELL q SON my.
HUDSON RIVER WATERBURY,
u Il ESTABLISHMENT, az Ta1ytowil, wi,h li nj a
I,nrte~ ,ssk OF the Hudson River Railroad depot nj
liz s,cerrise: landing u now for the recep,.
p.s.Fn.T y ID PEIRSON. " D.. PhTsici1a mJ' "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

ing Sxy-slx acres situated the east bank Of The
Hudson. miles south o. the village Of sing sing aud f,r
miles from Tarrytown The land the vary highest
state Of cultivation and commands nom ever pont ave
Of sp2sn Bay and the HudSca River FOR than ftv
MILES IN extent Ferry acgeS Of covered with
Orchard Of the choeest grated Fruit and variety Of other
asefal snd ornamental Trees There two good BArnS
With water eonvseRt and ks annual product OF the SOL
now pays good interest the pyics asked There
Protestant, Episcopal Church within minutes walk
e PREMISES II Is IN tbs Hist OF beautiful country, sur
rounded on every sde ey the Of II ns>t
enlnent cxenS. and With the addition suitable build
lags would make Of the delightful and
heslaences on the eanks Of the HudSon IS bur
sour roe by Railroad nom Thrty6rst-st For terms
YOUNG. a Wall-st aSS WSStf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
myis sws executor Of Moses CLARK. deceased
nor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

N pRoPERry.-A FARM Of about IS of good
mno pleasantly heated the west shore OF RocAland
Lake ton which has an extended 'front.' with fnt-olass
euucnss and improvements, such render desirable
residence for person retiring nom business for
atmer SonmSn,sauon with the city three times
ssly pei steamers Isaac 'liA and Arrow For terms,
&c. inquire Of W SMITH ESa a6I Nest ESrh,ecnth-St
nr: X LOCKWOOD. iS waies-si., NY, or Of ID Nc
MARTIN 81 the prsRa,ses MY lmNWSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

ERESH FLOUR.-ChelSea Mills, 254
West Twenty Seyeuth St; New York The proprietor
Of the Chelsea Mills now prepared 10 furnish the citizens
Of New-York with superior article Of Fresn Ground
III DIR Graham Flour White and Yellow Mesl, Homny,
Wheaton Grts and Corn Farms delivered N aT part OF
the City Corn Oats and Feed hand and delivered %
order Having engaged practical muller who Is familiar
with all the modern Improvements IN milling tae pubic
nav rest assured with being served with god article
All orders t. the mill, 10 the depot 10 beesnSn-st
wiz meet with attention. JAhbS H. MOtSoN.
3mMWSSsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

ELOR'S LIQUID HAIR
I'D DYE.-BATCHBLORS Liquid is so celebrated and
successful that exciting the cupdity Of host OF I'M
tatOrs The public must be careful to get the genuine at
BACHELORS Wig Mandatory, w ST. where 1t Is
sold wholesale and RETAIL applied This Dye has been
successful operation for the last twelve years myo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

NOR SALE-Several FARMS on
h wESTCHESTER COUNTY, containing from 20 to
100 acres. Alse, YARNS and LOTS of Land in NEW
JERSEY, LONG ISLAND aud STATEN ISLAND
those wishing purchase farms OF lots IN the country
shs city purchase them affair pnce and easy pay
iesNs WATKINS J. HINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
WATER APPARATUS OF

q q u 4 WAI Elk AFPAHAIUO OF
- every description either for the manufacture drawing
y bottng Of soda Water manufactured and for sale by
JOHN MATHEWS, Flrst-aV. corner Twenty-SiKth st.
NY Lthographed Plate with printed instructions for
he manufacture Of Soda Water, Syrups &C. likewise for
The Of the Apparatus. accompanies each
Paratss livery nfrnstios relation the above busi
ness viii be cheeruuy gwen upon application by letter
above. je3 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

SQUIRE & BROTHER, 81 FultOn-st.
~ and l82 B0wery Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware
We make the Of those who the above
by arrangement IN Europe, together with manu-
factory here Of having the goods from first hands make
tha purchases al either store Futon-si or 1872 BOWey
We determined upon keeping the reputation Of
Silver Ware the dollars for that vented
standard (al0 3m
OUR RVLE-All goods are warranted as represented
lSress Pnceand cash only 81 Fulton-s and is2 Bowsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

HOUSE and LOT in fee, 81 Morton,
III na,tAerlv saae near Nudson-s "A handsome and
Substantial basement and three story house, with eye
assrale convenience lot IS by 100 test and ocaauey
improved Can examined from 10 70 o'clock and after
4P NJ Terms easy Inquire OF BARRON. a. The
house. S1 falton-ss from 10 . y z NJ AZ NNNFu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

The public have been informed for what purpose the
per cent IS 20 ba used The meetings Of the combination
held quarterly ofener the nature OF the case
may be- The amount expended for certain purposes dur
ng the past twelve months supposed to reach about S
0e0 je4 5tWF1M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

HINARM. For sale, valuable Farm, sltu-
ate on the road leading to Rockaway. about ~ miles
fvm the village q Jamaica l. l. II contains about 80
acres of FERTILE LAND, large part of which IS IN
HIGH STATE Of CULTIVATION with RICH GROW
ING CROPS Of GRAIN, GRASS SC, about 500 thrifty
each trees now about bear this aud also other fruit
trees There is saeen woodland for all uses and the
premises good substantial dwelling house ont bsild-
ingS well Of excellent water sc The stock may be pur
chased with the Farm II desired For of the pre-
pses. terms. SO, apply to Airs. J. c. vANZANDT, on
me premises je3 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
Two CAPITALISTS and BUSINESS

TO CAPITALISTS and BUSINESS
IL MEN Philadelphia Stand FOR SALE-tAe well
known PICKING and PRESERVING ESTABLISH
MENT u ThOS Smith Co. embracing two laggo stores
on Front ard factory The with al the neces
saw fixtures Also large and well selected stock Of A.
ce on hand adapted city and country trade. an Tor
EXPORT The ssd Establishment offered for sale 70 close
D the estate IN consequence Of the desth OF Thomfs y
pb1Isdelnhi, Jej 2wMNSF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
LvARM for SALE.-Thc subscriber offers

EVARM for SALE.-The subscriber offers
IL for sale his FARM, situated in the town Of HEMP
STEAD. Queens County, within FIVE inmates walk OF the
branch railroad running through the Village fHempsead,
which pleasant, healthy and thriving place containing
four Churches, Seminary, one Boarding and one Public
School Of the hrst-eaSs Communication may be had to
and from the city four day, by stages and railroad
sad farm consistes of 50 Of laad all under good
of cultivation, and good order garden ornament
ed with fruit and shrubbey The house 1870 feet
with two x28 feet each two stores with garnet and
cellar containing ~ built In modern
STYLE and good repair Barn. carriage house. and all
che necessary outbadngs s desirable residence for
OF for wishing to devote hrs tune TO
agricultural pursuits hns stream Of water runs adon-
ing, tnrVufn OF uiFiuhS hto ScV-
tons the purpose " Summer residences, Is advana
seousy located being bounded ali sides by public roads
ANY further information be had application 70 the
undersigned, ON the premises. SAMI. MERSERAU
ies Tvs orN. MILLER. % Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
GOODS, STRAW

! VGOnnc fsv -osts. ys,st,h5 anu
consisting Of Panama braid LeghOrn and pam-ieai HAS
also new style braid hats for gents young gents ana Doy
with new STYLE boys and infants caps Also various
patterns gents and young gents molekn SIX olac5 pearl
white colored beaver hats, ~ MONARoUE 22S boweJ
mY1l lnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

ENlFE HUNDRED gross SOLAR
IL LAMP WICK, No 1 and , Best quality for sale at
low pnces. BY DIETZ, BROTHER & co,
le2r i3l William-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

large assortment Of every description Of hne and
oced fable and Pocket Cutlery OF the latest patterns,
rec4 from the manufactures and for sale low ny
FRANCES TONES & SONS, No Maiden she
Lnpoyters aud Dealers IN Guns, Hardware and tsicJ
mp cnods mat
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-06-04

Col. JOHN w. FoRNEy. We are grati6ed to learn
that Col. John w. Forney is to be the Democratic
candidate for Clerk of the House of Representatives
at Washington. at the ensuing session of Congress
and there does not seem to be shadow of doubt o
his success.
w W,hn the limits of this broad Union, we know oil
nan better entitled to this honor than Col. For
ney. When the storm of Abolition fanaticsm threat
ened to sweep the whole north, as with bosom Of
destruction, and many of our leaders were ready te
yield to it's influence, he was the first to stand ir
defense of the true principles of the Constitution and
help to stay the torrent that was bearing everything
before it, Now tnat the danger has well nigh passed
by, all can see the wisdom Of his course all admi,
the service he has rendered his country, and W.
trust the National Democracy will unite uan
in comforting upon our gifted fellow craftsman this
honorable and important position.
Harrisburg Union. ,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-06-04

CHURCH RIGHTLY NAMED. The pews in Cal.
vary Church, New ork, were lately sold at auction
for forty thousand dollars, and it is said, that the
ciety, in addition to salary of FIVE thousand dollars
per year, has given its Rector fifteen thousand dol
lars, furnished parsonage house, and insured his
life for isn thousand dollars
This church is rightly named it was at Mount
Calvary that the body OF Christ was crucifed ; and
at this New York Calvary, this mountain OF pride
and sin. he is g crucifed afresh aud put to open
shame.'
Just think of Christ with little band of fishermen
going up and down the world doing good, without
Knowing where to lay his head, preaching from fish
ing boats among the poor, the sick, and the afflicted
gathering grain and rubbing it out of the chaf with
his hands to appease his hunger, eating with the
poor, tarryng night with those most despised of
the world without popularity. despised, hated, re-
viled, prosecuted; without salary, asking none, yet
continuing do good even to his enemies, and in his
last breath asking forgiveness for those who nailed
him to the tree-just think of Him and his humble
cause through poverty and abuse, and then think OF
Rt. Rev. Dr. Hawks, of N. Y, the professed disci-
pie OF this lowy Master, in his forty thousand dollar
church, with present of fifteen thousand dollars in
his pocket, and yearly salary Of five thousand dol
lars more with his life insured to the amount OF ten
thousand, that should he die his family may live in
idleness and not starve death in the bosom of his
beloved church. Verify if this be the religion of Je-
sus, it has wonderfully changed since first preached
the mountains and the seaside, eighteen hun
dred years ago! Gin. Nonparei.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-06-04
state of North Careli,s;,-Cha Co.

state of North Car0lin;s-C them Co.
IN EQUITY.
To Fall Term 1s5l-Peion for sale of Real Estate
Gray Bynum and wife Eli !abed,. ia
rs. -...
John T. Petty. Wiuship S. Petty, William Petty. Rob.
ert Petty, Thomas F. Petty, John Brantly and wife
Nancy, and Marion Brooks and wife Mary George.
z T having been made 10 appear before that John
Nancy, residents of tbs State, publication is
hereby made according to act of Assembly. for six
weeks notifying said residents Of the filing Of said
e',on, and that they be aud appear at the next Term
of Chatham, the Co.t House in Pi,tsborough the
3rd Monday September next, then and there plead
answer or demur to the said petition, Otherwise the
will be taken pro conesso and heard ezparte as to
them.
Witness @ Waddell, Clerk and Master Of our said
Court of Equity, at Office. the 3rd Monday Of March,
A. D. 1851. NJ. @. WADDELL, c. M. E.
May 20 1851. pr. adv. IS 624.) 570-6w.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-06-04
EoLUME XVII.
I,,r NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD D
ILL wxrx1, AND SEMI-WEEKLr, BIZ
r|TI TAM w. HOLD EN-,
rnrroR AND PROPRIETOR.

m,y Two dollars per annum,
s /; 's:' s "sas: a
hbscribing u, ro,,- aouor. nor
TERN: =, aavance or within the first month; Four
eI,rs and fifty cents payment be delayed 81. months
Five Dollars if not paid within SIX moo'ns rom tue
line of subscribing
- Tho above rules will be inAexibly adhered to.
..-r,r,sExExrs not exceeding fourteen lines will
:Dsarted one time for dollar, and twenty
,.s for each subsequent insertion; those OF create
Ms =: rron,rtion Court orders and Judicial Ad-
saments will be charged 25 per cent higher than the
,ra rstes. reasonable reduction will be made to
Wv who advertise by the year. Advertisements inser-
\ in the Semi Weekly Standard, will also appear in
- Weekly Paper, free of charge.
subscribers and others, who may wish to send money
the Editor can do at all times, by Mail and at his
i. Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-06-04
FIRE! !!

About dayligh, on yesterday morning our citizens
ere aroused by the cry of fire. 1t had caught the
noke-house of Mr.. John G. Moore, on Fayetteville
kreet, and was quickly communicated to his kitch-
but By great exer,ions the dweling-house and con-
Euous buildings were saved. The morning was
|u. and to this fortunate circumstance it Is doubt
IS owing that several fine residences in the lm'
Fdia,e vicinity, were not consumed.
|Mr. Moore lost his bacon and most OF his family
DIVISIONS. which were in the smoke-house but saw
his kitchen and household furniture. The hre oc-
red on the premises belonging to the Hopkins
Rte.
There seems to be no doubt that the fire was the
rk of an incendary.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-06-04
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.

Three days later from Europe-England- Dissolution
9f the Ministry France Discomfort ii
Aaiy-adoices from the Cape If Gooa Hope-Ih
Marhets-Cotton U''changed-F1ou- Depressed, 5'c
HALIFAX, May 26. IL, P. NJ. The steamer Cana
da arrived here at P. NJ, with 81 passengers, 4.
of whom for Boston and 10 for Halifax. She ex
perienced very rough weather the first three days
OF her passage. The news generally is unimporlant
ENGLAND. Crowds continue to flock to the Crys
tai Palace. The Queen makes daily private visit
The receipts of one day had been as high f3 600
Season tickets still sell at first prices.
In the House of Co nmons, after some discussion
the further consideration of the Ecclesiastical Titles
Bill was postponed to the 18th.
The Liverpool Journal says:
I'VE believe are in a condition to state that in
a week or two the ministry will resign, and Lord
Stanley will accept office. We are, at all events
the Government officials to follow Immediately on Mr
Baylie's Ceyon motion, upon which ii is calculated
the ministry will be left in minority. Lord Stanley
is now prepared to form an Administration
FRANCE. Gen. Cavaignac now prominently pu,
forward as candidate for the Presidency and recev.
es the support of NJ. Emile Girardin. The leading
journals seem to favor his views. Great preparations
being made by parties for the approaching election
Gen. Durreir, the Government candidate, is elected
from the department of the Saunes.
The Journal de Messages has been seized for an
nouncing that fourteen Regiments have been ordered
Italy. Italy gives signs of discomfort. The ev.
acuation of the Danubian provinces was to be CON-
pleted by Russia the 18th instant.
CAPE Of Coop HOPE. Advices from the Cape OF
Good Hope to the 4th of April have been received.
The intelligence is most unsatisfactory.
Sir Henry Smith had been compelled to fall back
upon King Williamson, his force being inadequate
to undertake anything like comprehensive military
scheme. 10 defeat the kafirs by Col. Somerset on.
ly melted the various tribes to fresh hostilities.
The MARKETS Liverpool Cotton Market. On the
18th the demand being large and the quantity offer
ing reduced, prices recovered to per ID. The
lowest point of depression is probably past and busi
ness will doubtless resume its regular Sales
of Cotton for the week were $4,000 bales.
Flour is offered easier terms, and decline oil
Cd. per bill. has, in instances been submitted
to. I.:dian Corn is in good demand. Wheat is in
fair request, at previous rates.
Beef is dull. Pork is in moderate demand. Trans.
actions are chiefly confined to Irish, French, &c.,
owing to the short supply of American. Hams are
in request. Lard maintains last weeks advance
Tallow is Cd. lower and flat.
Sugar maintains last week demand at steady rates
Teas quiet. Congours were sold at prices in favo
Of buyers. Other kinds are unchanged.
MONEY MARKET. Consuls for June, on account
974 to 97s. American Stocks exibt increased actvi
ty. and prices generally We're better. Money in
more request.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-06-04
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun. ]

Condition Of the Markets.
NEW YORK, May 26th-6 p. M.--Stocks are
dull. U. S. 6's, 1867, 19 offered Canton Compa.
ny 70.
Flour, with a moderate business, is in favor of
the buyer. Sales Of 5000 bbIs. at lsl 81 25
for standard brands, and 4 so 4 IS for Southern.
Wheat steady. Sales Of Genesee at ST. Is.
Corn firm. Sales Of 10000 bushels at SO 60 for
mixed, and 60 6l for round yellow. Sales of g.
500 bushels Rye at Is cts. Oats AZ to 40 cts.
Provisions steady, with fair business. Sales of
700 bbls. Pork at $l4 IS. Lard 81 C. in
bbls.
Groceries quiet.
The Cotton market is still unsettled though ho-
ders are willing to submit to decline. Sales of
500 bales at irregular prices.
Whiskey in bbis. 233 Cts.
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state of North CarOlina-CIatha tha,o Co-
IN EOIJiTY

an erm, IS5l-PetltIon for sale Of Real Estate
/ i.NlHL Vesfal, Elizabeth Vesal, Nathan Vestal,
~ John fruet, and his wife Mary, Stephen Reed and
his wife Ann, David Cobe, and his wife LYDIA. Rebec
ca esta Joseph Vestal, Andrew Vestai Price Vestal
CALVIN Vestal, William H. Vestal Frederick Stafford.
and wife Sarah, Jesse Newton and his wife Marv
1anhan Monlt David Mott, Daniel Hill, and his wi s
Abasa''' Isaac l.! McCracken, Thomas j. McCracken.
william =: Elder, and vile Sarah, Mary E. Henly
Marian A. Henly. w I'm. +. Henley m. Ii. Bon.r and
wife Anos, Jesse Vcstal, Charles Hutchens and vile
Ltoi', 1eteu''ah Festa, Jones Davis and wife Acbah
'"nn Flemm'hy and wife Arzenth, William Shelton
and wife Eun'ce John VestaI, jackson Burender and
! wife Ann. ~
Jeremiah Vesta. David vesta', si!as Bosker and wife
Rachael. Lydia Gardner, Sarah Smith, Aaron H. Vesfsl
Charles Vestal. Peter Harmer and wife Bapcb Thorn
as Vesfal Isaac Edwards and wife Mary Jonathan YES
tall SAINT Vestai, Wm. Hill and wife Achsa Eli Yes
| Hunt and wife Sarah, William Hubbard and wife In.
oah. Johh atkins and wife finn, Saint Owen and wife
| KUN, lhadeus M White and wife Rhoda, Urah, Phe.
meas Benjamin. Saint and Sarah Hacke James Dor.ett
and wife Susan, Murphy Motiu, Libne Moifi,t. Joa5
| Moihtt. Wm Davis and wife Sarah, Wm Burton and
wife Melinda, Zerub Mofitt, Nathan and Elisha Moi.
fits heirs. David McCracken, Nathan Chamness and
son cofin' Emory D. Com Martha Coffin and Aebs, cn
| Hubbard, Alfred Hadey, avd wife Achsa, VIM. Har-
Sey and wife Mary. Jacob He'slin and wife Ruth.
1t having been made toappear before me that the De.
tendants above named residents Of this State
publication is hereby made according 10 act of Assem-
oily for three months notify ing said non residents Of the
filing of said pesn and that they be and appear tho
next Term of said Court Of Equity to be holden for
the county of Chatham, the Court House in Piftsbo
rough, on the third Mondsyin September next, then
and here to pe,d, answer, demur to the said petition
otherwise ,bs same will be taken pro e0nssoand heard
erDarte a.toth them
Wnnsss, NJ. @ Wadde,l, Clerk and Master of our
said Cart of Equity, at Office, the 3d Monday Of March,
A. D. 1851. M. O. WADDELL, C. NJ. E.
May 20, 1851. (pr. Adv. Sl5) s7o-sm.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-06-04
LAWS AND JOURNALS.

1.-THE Laws and Journals of the last session OF the
Ssemb,y have been printed, and the Secretary OF
bte is now engaged in sending them off as rapidly
oossbIe to the respective Counties.
no blame can be justly attached to any one for the
az. The Laws occupy some $50 pages, making
me $50 pages more than those of the previous ses-
1n and the Journals occupy 1859 pages, making
ont 800 pages more than those OF the previous ses-
N. OF course. it has taken more time to print these
orks than was consumed in l849; and in addition
this. by law of the last session, considerable
mber of the Law volumes were directed to be bound.
is has also prolonged the delivery OF these docs-
su,s. We have but one Book-binder here, (Mr.
Carteret,) and he has been engaged night and days
some time past, in getting these works ready tor
livery.
We know that the Secretary ftate has exersed
uef to have the Laws and Journals sent oh at the
,Iies, moment possible and We feel sure that ne is
tie as anxious to ge, them out Of his hands and thus
sclarse his duty, as the Magistrates, Members o'
l. Assembly, and Clerks are TO receive them.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-06-04
The Methodisf Church Case.

NEW YoRK. May 26-P. M:-The Methods,
Church Case came up trial to day in the Supreme
Court. The Hon. Rufus Choate opened the case,
and at the commencement looked very feeble, but
seon rallied and proceeded with his accustomed abb
lity and eloquence. He contended, among other
points, that his clients trustees OF the property
in dispute for particular purposes connected with the
Church, and were not authorised to pay over any
portion to parties not in connection with the Church.
As the plaintiffs therefore were, by their own ad-
mission, seceders, they had forfeited all claim they
may have had upon the Corporation property.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-06-04

While kossuth is exiled from Hungary, Georgey
lives almost like hermit at klagenfnrth he appears
little in public, and declines all Invitations. His
sole amusement is the study of chemistry in the la
boratory of the Polytechnic school. Haynau enjoys
the otiu digntae, and the interest of the half
a-mion of four and half per stock given him
by the state in Gra,z and Vienna. 1t is said how
ever, that he has manifested strong dislike of Loh-
don porter, especially of the Barclay and PerSins
brew,