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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

RowERY THEATRE-BoxEs. Is CENTS; PIT. i2,<
cents. o5sAss,I. boxes % s:s nsG.: GY.. Sgs
iss
ns hsf ~. s s s.s FssS. a': Aver
tls play. Miss His.rt viii sIns PopuisI Song To
Duysi Mr. Stevens. msrysp Mr. Pope; Colonel Blood Mr.
TIt0ni Aurora sdnsy. Miss Wemyss.
RURToN.s TnEArRE.-cuAxDERs STREET. REAR
F.mv cy habo1es Dress Circle and Parque 80 cents
and So orehestra seats, rs eonts-Doors open At
sf:s q II ssn.ay q sHSR An
m as. ae s"ss.. a NJ D. Hs.
RUSSELL Adsa Mrs sksrrct. with the popular
Mrs 1imstf Toodle Mr.. Hughes; Farmer Frank Acorn,
Mr.. Bland; Mary Acorn Mise Weston.
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM sTREEr-BoxEs.
2 ssrsn r. c: RSas SsS5 GP.S
II B Is n LAB
s', : s,rsi Nj E s H 9'b' :s1
SS wS bsms m ra
py,hi0 NJ Herbert; pion. istiqs Mr. L. Favor Phil
MILE JENNY sa iIsps S ssAN JoF FAKEwELL CON-
Previous 10 her visits Naars Fal. New York.
The Lakes Canada Boston aad her final departure Tor
ss,ess.iSSy informed that these Concerts
VIZ 'hA' THE i EidaTh GRAND CONCERT
rn III .Isf n Pi1 1;,s,
or FRIDAY EVENING. NAY q.
S,sssc ,a ~ Iss. Il ss
H.,,,.,,,,-@r.,ns.lssllsss 'i B'il''ii. -
as;oas i,:siaii la Nsrnsndi. v..
SSiir JsSsy L.ap. So 49, A'''''ee''
csnosrtno on the French H ss5s,, Fuchs.
pu'A i'ss d. sSsi %t tai 5l ROssin
acsns1Ah nor efsasA; a,.,,, pr,.,
MpLLx 3Eshy LIND.
Ssa.nfs- ssriso ssa D sanss,si
Arla-psh risni sards tSoIis di rIs.so, Mozart
Trio Firth: Voice and s~o fsss. t 1c.ap ., ST
sri,.sn expressly for xs jsia; Lind A'''''ss''
Ud.ss russS .1 IL 'f E.r i ARsre, Dons
S'~an'a"c''' Ad'i, s..I ssiSi A'''.aaas
'' "'' '''' MIME MINER Jsssa Lisa '''A "''a
GRAND oK6HisT4i..'
combating tie srst musical tseat in America numbering
D.. s.sp ,a oSS mg ,s:eS PERFORMERS
The auction for Friday Concert will place Trip
+ . aAs.ifas. h1:i s
:. srS All e ssss tickets eao thu
Asras number 4 yii - .ile,.sa 70 the publ.
ssaT S" s & M low
lntely perenptcry.
Office for tas sale Of tickets will DO opened Al Jollss
fusle Store, .
800 BROADWAY.
day, except the Sabbath. from A. ~, to r. n,
~here diagrams may ts 6een, and sests secured.
The few remaining Farewell Concerts will be given
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at Castle
Gardsa. or at Tripler Hall. as will DO announced.
Doors spsn at "a o'clock The Concert commences 1T
s'cleck.
Beks containing the words Of the may be obtained
Al the doov-pricc 3 coEts each.
THE NINTH GRAND CONCERT will be giysa
On MONDAY EvhsiNc, May 70.
In eerseaasnos the wish Which has tesa very generally
ezrr,ej ~ the public. they RESPECTFULLY inform that
GRAND MORNING CONCERT
Will lie given AZ
CASTLE GARDEN.
commencing st baifpsst and Terminating At hafpast
three o'clock,
o. THURSDAY. MAY e7h.
l.. r. BARSUH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

RRoADTAyTHEATRE.-H.A MARSHALL. sol 4 I,ns.
p.rsss Ss ss. s. ii;: -
and IS TSsssUrsrs eass M s:nss Private be.ss
play ossSs L slsi' III sfoks
ssp.sa IA DsRs: s D:,it
ses cpmsa1 d WH6s YdTR Asr pwSsa s
Rasss S S Ia.
NIBLos.-xANAGER. MR.. JOHN sErroN.-TIoK-
cts, 90 eents Private Boxes S5-Doors spsa ~ hall.
S1Rn nas a aSa1sss II fz
s " Ps . sa:s ,: Via Re
yosireas laughter eontnuous sppiss.s dss.x
hs s1iTs sSss The ss an
10 periermsass viii commence with the VILLAGE Doc
sss he
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BROADWAY NEARBRO0nE
c,es 3 s,n rs Gss asd Sal FINITE s1: f:
RSsr su o B sss
ancer Vii Commence With the uscai Comedy Of cxHIss
% Dunn Mar, SsPs Man scRg
Grand Bale, 70 conclude win ths aillss
s'i Bg.s. ~
MECHANICS HALL. NO. At BROADWAY. ABoV7
f4f!Ss
hs:ss shs:ss !. a.. e:
Sy : ssse s:':.;t -:
1:. a. =
ns. oo@ns .Ss ne e. IAs'' sae 'uv
CELLows' xINsrRELs. AT FELLOWS xysIoAt
j. Hall No ~ Broadway. between mSws5S a.S Gr.s4
original snd we'll fnosn Fellows Minstrels Ssnpsiss
m and sr rss,:u Of rna
ss @ 1 3, The h. i asss ben ssss. .s -.
ropo Their concerts consist Barlesqus Italian opsss
s sss wy s DUCTS 3. .p Ds
de-. grand ' s e
sion osns Doors opoa q, seoeS 70 Commences & g.
DRoUGuAMs LYcEUA-uR wALcOr RESPECT
- fully that he has tby the liberal ooopsrAse
this ' f5 TSa essssasa. fdsy srsnas TN "a
May prior g for gssand on the 18th The ..
SiSpERHIls the s1ori,s esm,a.., = Used s.s
"a IT, s:s rs
TRIpLEs MAI J. coScEaT {, o. TgasDAx
system q Professor Ems, Voc issiiasss yos. pss
oSs1 u ssaisnss s1a ESQ
S SFfs l and se R5 g. kS
D sss s q. ssl9 q Ss 9s, 7
Sole cssss N s H. S r. ss s
Ns crSsstTl, ss,sy: ssi.s
Brsnner Crois. HensrEs Eis, wsiss and seais rhs
II. .gssgs Il.
S.s cents; si,s. sss M g.ass 70
ana Ssssn{ EnssrtsiH@snss eo%asass i -.
stpo other place Of amusement In New York conssinS
LEAFS Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe, numbering ffssN
performers being the Target and at the time s neA
band In the United States troupe OF Model A.
sss who ara selected or hs beauty and hSurs ana vhe
eiasurss Of ancient and modern tines company Il Ass
Girls who through variety of fats OF strength A
dsxterty Madame Rosane. the only Female yuee ~
world company Of Male and Female Artists who Wiley
exhibition Of Marble Statunry unequalled In the wss
togethef with variety Of interesting
afternoon and evening For particulars see bills ofeash ds
ITO THE THEATRICAL PRoFESSIoN-wANrEo,
several ladies and Gentlemen OF ability 10 engage fsx
In the and oonmoaous Theatre at San frsa-
cisco California. For further PARTICULARS. Inquire Of William
Dsyton Southern Exchange No. State street New Ysek.
Letters Elvst he post paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

DAClFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ONLY
= Through ldIe FOR san fEaneis5o.-farc Estsoed-On
kondsl Nay 2sh ats r. n-qhs sPiea js Dc kie.snsne
ssaHaiig OniO sou tsns Jar. fnilsy schenek, z. NJ
Commander, Will ssi Monday. Nay 9th, ~ precl.sy
sclgtk NJ from her pier at the foot 81 Warren street
~ r. WITH TIE government ais for Chagres vi. Havana
Chsgrrs pAseug.fr Transferred Havans the rrsuda
douss Sngnb etesrifhp FALCON. Pseengrrs leaving in
the Oli3 VIII connect With te fsVeTts stearep NORTH
IahER, . sa on Par sra, sesa. tes La Of June
Fortnight p.etss Apply st The oca No 3. - south
street or Al Ne. ~ Vest street 81 usrrr,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

$500 nTwAEDirrkhIEs hNT,DoTE srE
make speedy cure without tho least restrictions % ss
drink csposure, Or change IN srrcaton ~ business ms
proprietor challenges single case which the mix,ue r
not cure, under the forfeiture et ave hundred dollars
put IN bottles, With fail drccticnF, ~ 81 One hstte
las,ss reel.m.ny ar eursd IN two dsya W. mlelye
w. RiN. 1 broadway, aud Jos Bayhrt street, n T.. w.
r. Little, loi Hanover street. Boston Wright Co.. Nsv
Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
yyNHk NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
Mail Steamsrs.-Ths ships comprising this lins ara Oh

ATLANTIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gaps. WssA
PACIFIC. ......................-.Ca Capt. Nye.
nnSa1Ss.. ...... SaPt. Luce.
DALTlC 80. Capt. Corostsex-
ADkIATiC.. Capt. Grafton.
Thee ships having been bsit by expressly for
service has been taken In
structon also In their engines to insure strength aud
speed. and their accommodation for passenger
equAlsd for elegance comfort Price
York vsrpoo1 $50 exclusive yss Of extra szs state
enced surgeon viii hs attached 70 cash ship No bsrsh
b secured paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
DrRsoNs IN WANT or MEDICAL Am, snoULp

DTRSCNS IN WANT OF MEDICAL Air SBOULB
rcsd tie following This cere.s that cured ~
pr Heas, - Dusnc street % painful ant
lsk. ns@ throat lsce Le,d: sia scat siAs
u tenes aat Joints y Gibbons. To- south street
va ct~th - the sle--T " Lee alderman 18th ward
}. ssh, Aidagmsn, i.A Ward. Anctle--I ephrroa Az
the m-ee imaginable frcm dEeadh serss tcsns-i b.
aud dseacs yarieps parts u lego. arms sas
throat ans perfect cripple aAi oblgi whoa not Sou
Ebed v tef, 80 us0 cuehee Mil net ruemptts descre
my euferings. viii etas TartioHlaEH 10 who VII
call upon A. D5ushsrtYs PILOT once corssr q scnt4
sFrs SID Maiden ihrn Dr. Asln ~ Dua18 etsss cured
rne.t sptain Richard ystes. SEDr Heina fefsr e
hundreds Of susf lie AGO refers 20 tbs rss.esss
arnertifv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

NACIr STRAY FoR SALE. As sHE New LIES At
Y W. u. Browns vsrd foot Of rwsfth street, East
River. She " about - sad ~ well ferr IN ever
speet. Nd b,s ksestsul sec0nnodaAs, Aept psmeRt
nsssss 4 WsN strsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

No ZEE Till CuREp.-DRs. COOPER AND NUE.
IN phv ~ Ro oeevsit from their unparalleled
s-.s ds,ss mar b relied In the tres,nsn. q Vie
% obstlnsts eaees without mercury Dr. Coorers per
ss vili And him al ~ hessevet street, near Chatham.
where else. Beware the aussks In Duane swssA
Ear MORRISON rs CONSULTED coNvTpEvrrALLv
~ on certain diseases which he treats without
In dArs Thirty pvsctos
epsbsss him y eyre nervous tsty As srns ireu ssIh
aLuss. his Losdsn dpisna IN hh pwvAAS snse M
} slsea 'FssN n Br-fsfss IA svs't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

V1pEPRHpENT THROUGH IfEE.-0rPosiTtoN TO
The oaiy Through line Through tickets =. &c lawest
rstes. or CLrsres SD kirrst7n (gsmsea.l T'e nev
sud sraendd ttesmslap BRJihkk !uNdIHAs viii leAgs
positively Monday, 2Eh hsy ~ a. ~, Tor Cts rta sud
Kingston. Her last % ChagTeg .Fhcd IN
cist dsys, sud her h,mevsrd t ~ dsy add Mae
een hours FAas % cabins 1nd caolee terth eccuri
~ the tawsst r.tca = fsrs. at HKfofb CO.'S Astsr
HunAe Nefey street Ss ~ Lara p-sse-Ers ~ Kingston
the outward trir Ire ht through - Ssn rvrnciso -
cents ptr ~. rusts,, - S.s Fr.aUi.18. 10 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

For freight passage. apply 70
EDWARD x. COLLINS. No. So Wall street, NJ.
E0.R0bIKTsH CO. is Kings Arm Yard. London.
l. DRAPER, JR. 8 Boulevard. Eontu.sr.rs, Paris.
as q sns;s ships y ne: Ss FOR s.a
he
ss k srss IL April asx the rat. freight By .as Aseys
sssamsrs frsn Liverpool will DC materially reduced
NoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-NEw YORK
"a. sssaP
nander will leave for Hayre touching at 10
is Ts pier sps s 81
All .ppy PAX :sfi E wi IS 's
EoR sAvANNAH.-THE SUPERIOR STEAMSHIP
FLORIDA. q 200 tons) Capt Ly'a Win leave Pier NJ
4 North river on saturday. zih MAJ ~ o'clock. L. H.
'0' 'V's1' VI p''s s L. MITCHELL ios yrcn. street.
The Alabama, Capt. ludlow on SATURDAY, siss hsy.
CoR NEW ORLEANS, pIsEcr-THE ZINE NEW
surtIes Captsia Kennsy coulard viii depart ren pier
No North River at three o'clock Z. NJ, on M,nday, "a
June For fr'BBa sy II S' bsSosP Co. s,.vr.
DAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPAYY.--oNLY
Through Iss fer California and Dragon via ChaSres Ds
:psndd oRRsefST S y
ss soIEanss, WI sa 90 Wednssssy NAY y At prsei..-
H. r. with Ii, csssr1.n. Nails for chssres eonneatlns
With tao favorte uritsd states Mail stesnsE2 SertLern
or pass.se apply At the Office No ss l5 souh street. OF
At In West street. corner " arrcu street.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
III NV 9rlssns direct, via .ssss On hoss.s "A,
seamshiy OHIO socp tons tur.hcn j. Pinisy sehsnes.
S.s H. re. " ~ " val ss''s STREET s VII. II
government MALE. direct tor haVsna aud New Orleans
sasr.s ssrcoS % sss
,ssSi :, cents e, ssSs fsss s,Ts only ssss o.
The steamer sailed freight or passage apply ~ ths
essof Tie 0omPssy. II West street. 6s,ssr q W,rsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
MEDICAL.

nR. RABINEAU, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. HAS
removes y No - Ihpenard srott, hale block from
broadway. Dr. Rs committing kourr At his sfaee
~ I'll o'clock in The sfterre and from 20 In the
inr during which ho1rs ryst tthsr from tho city
ccun,ry consult -. Doctor sny ani a Diseases
% which the hur.n fr.me subject. Calls 70 visit faaes
funetuallY attended q.
NoTIcE.-TUF uSpyRsIGNrD WISHES TO INFORM
and the public gCreraly. that ~ still
linus 20 prcpcrih the mes, approved Europesa mstho
for az diseases al private natur diseases Of the rktn
peaimcnts 70 I1sTrage DC. fAoss who b atulung an
certain destructive habit Of youth hsvc bsa inssp,ctst
cer.aisty d sgre. n DIV 1ANEY. ". u.
No. 81 LsseaaTt street, Aesr Broatsay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
corrEs WILL DE- sKNr nv MAIIl rEEH or

o~n. ..s.s,s 800 o.e psli.r. "THE sANRrKD wUA
Mans rRItATE MEDICAL C0sfANION " 80
(,u ALLAH reel y part o. the tntsd Stses ~
svs,Ie cI a,ss sgs's t ss Ne.
~ r,s,Ishss eise No. ~ Liberty street NswY.rs-
Wv ~ m@o d6rfES ukyR BkEN sENT ny NAIL
yor sale At ~ BreAa.sy sns q We fssishias oMss -
80 psssss D. Peterson, " Chestnut sw.se Fsua6e
- "a DeeksshWs 1rsvsAsN ~ uSAt1 xeA1A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

ysoR sALK-THR SPLENDID rREsIUM CLUn BOAT
~ JIMMY LIND. 10 feet new ard In good order. will
e sold cheap. Apriy At Jsness Boat Bazaar Atlantic
Dcek, rrookfyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

STTAHTRS FOR sALP.-rOUR STEAMERS ICON
- densnE ensnesA from la feet long do (non
condensos De- Us &c. isns aye propeller steamer, tom.
~ iet long Also, Marine Boiler ~ feet dismcteg
SOD - feet long. For further information, apply 70
CnAs. W. COPELAND, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22


ITO THE THEATRICAL PRoFESSToN.-wANTEo,
several ladies and Gentlemen OF ability 10 engage f<
In the and coamoaious Theatre at San frsa
cisco Caforni. For further rtculsr. isqurs Of william
Dayton southern Exchange No. State street. New Yssh.
Ietters nEst he post paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

RROUGEAMS LYcEUN.-MR. WALCOr RESPECT
fully announces that he has (by the liberal oooperAsa
Of Mr. Brougham srrsnsed 70 tsks Farewell BENEFIT =
May prior TO departure for England the 18th The
tersisnents will corsss Of the first act q the Il
CINDERELLA the favorts conrdistta Of USED UP. anl
The famous olympic extraya5snE- AND TMp
MAiDEN-Ar Crun mlea (trst timei W kr9agaam rhs
Sa, age frst time Mr.. Waicot. Boa BOOK rpen.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21
Amount of Exports,
S36,3O2 40

Amount of Exports $36, 1902 49
The Imports for the year were in molasses,
salt, sugar, coffee, hdes logwood, oranges, cocoa
nuts, rum, &c., and amounted all together TO 25, ,287
rs. 1t is proper that the friend who furnish
ed US with this information, says in his letter: Ow-
ing TO the absence of one of important In
spectors could not get the amount Of Naval Stores
exported but l have conversed with some of our
shippers on the subject, and they say at guess that
the amount cannot be less than half million of
dollars and think that it must be million than
the former sum-
In addition to the Schools above mentioned, New
bern has Charity School, which was established on
funds LETT for that purpose by gentleman by the
name of Griffin, who died in that place many years
since at advanced age. The School is composed
entirely Of poor girls who selected from the Coun-
ty and who raised, educated. and taught to york
at the Institution. The establishment is conducted
in the satisfactory manner, as we were Informed,
by Miss Areta Ellis. We saw twenty-five Of these
girls dressed in white with blue ribbons on their
bonnes, on their way to Church the Sunday we were
in Newbern. The spectacle was most interesting
one. Every philanthropst must rejoice in the sue
cess of this noble charity. The fund on which this
Institution is based, is about $4,000.
While in Newbern we visited the graveyard, and
saw the tomb of GAsToN. The tomb is of marble,
four feet high, resting granite base, with quarter
oval corners-the top pedimented and cross carved
thereon. On one side is this inscription; WILLIAM
GASTON, who departed this life January 23d, 1874,
aged 65 years." On the other sideis the following
Near this lie the remains of Alexander Castor and of
Marparet CASTOR, his wife; of Hannah Castor, and
of Hannah M. Manly, and of Jane Manly
Newbern is Justly celebrated for the refinement
and hospitality of her citizens, and for the able and
leading men she has produced In this latter respect
she has probably more boast of than any town in
the State But her citizens must arouse themselves
and 90 to work-they must take advantage OF the
means and resources which nature mas placed within
their reach. if they would keep pace with the inn
movements Of the age and preserve the high charac-
ter which they have, in times past. SO noby won.
No town can stand still in day like this 1t must
either go backward or forward. Newbern, we are
glad to believe is still going forward but she does
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21
INSTRUCTIONS TO PoSTMAsTERS.

The Postmaster General has published instructions
to the Deputy Postmasters of the United States
der the new Postage Law, FROM which Instructions
! we make the following extracts:
g In view of the great increase in the number o
letters be mailed, and of the consequent increase
of labor in post offices likely to be produced by the
law passed the last session of Congress- reducing
of POSTAGE" &C.; in view also of the fact
that, by reducing the number OF packages required
be made under the existing rule OF distribution,
the labor of making up the mails can be materially
diminished it is thought proper to adopt the follow
ing regulations II is therefore ordered, That on and
after the first day of June, 1851, the following be
lished in the =. Post Office Laws and Regulations,
edition of 1877.
Posnaslers will carefully the letters depos-
tied in their Offices foi malng and will mail them
follows, 10 wit:
Isl. Every postmaster in the New England States
will mail and postb direct the place which they
addressed, and letters for post offices In his own
or any other Nelc England State. Every other post
will mail and Postbill direct the place ad-
dressed, all letters for his State Territory and
all posmasters will mail and postbi dtrec all letters
for post offices in other States and Territories which
should not pass through distributing office their
proper route the office of delivery.
Every postmaster will also postb and mail direct,
all letters on which the instruction " mail direc shall
be written.
ID. Letters not required by the foregoing provisions
to be mailed Direct shall be postbed and mailed TO
the distributing Office through which they should
first pass, the proper route to the place of their
destination, unless tie mailing office be distributing
Office"
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21
South Lowell Male Academy.
ORANGE COUNTY. N. e.
BY His Exceliemcy, David - Reid
GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA.

VI present session of this Institution will close on
i Tuesday June Srd. The exa.ninstion OF classes
will commence Friday and close on Monday previ.
ous An Anniversary Sermon will be preached on
Sunday by Rev. Peter Doub On Monday and Tuesday
Students will decIam and read compositions On Tues
day afternoon address will be delivered by Henry W.
Miller, Esq.
The public are invited to attend. Such arrangements
have been made that strangers be accommodated in
the neIghborhood at reasonable prices.
The next session will commence Tuesday, July
Is, and continue five months. No pains will be spared
IN so training those committed Ia care, make
them both Thorough Scholars and useful and upright cit-
The discipline ofthe school though bearing mildly
those that are do right i'll yet strict
as to Danish immortality md ideness from among
Lectures will frequently be delivered upon various
topics of interest Students will find il greatly to their
interest to be the opening tof the session.
casses will be formed after the fl organization
Prices remain unchanged, viz BoaId $25 per session
Tuition $40 90, IL, so and 500.
For further intormaons apply to the Executive Com
m:ttee, (post pad) for Circulars
JAMES A. DEAN,
Principal
May 8, 1851. 56-4w.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21
MARRTED,

In Johnston County, the 18Th instant by the Rev.
]. B. Jackson, Mr. Ezekial Rogers Miss Martha c.
Lockhart.
I'VE acknowledge the usual printers fec in the shape
of some very nice cake and wish the happy couple
long years of happiness
In Warren county the 7th inst. by Edmund
White, Esq Mr. Andrew J. Wynn, to Miss Barshaba
A. Lee. formerly OF Gates county.
In Yancyville, Casweli county, the 4th inst, by
the Rev. s.. Lea Rev. Thomas s. Campbell of Warren
ton, to Mrs. Mary B. McAleer of the former place.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-21
May 8, 1851.
To Bounty Land and Pension Claimants.

AK SOLDIERS, Volunteers, Drafted Men, and
SSx.2 the widows and children, fathers mothers broth.
49, and sisters of those who served in the Army
of the United States.
By late act of Congress, The officers and priVates
their heirs OF The of 1872 in Indian wars, Florida
and Mexican wars, and all who have been engaged in
The service of the United States, entitled bounty
land according to their term oi selvice.
All who served in the war of 1872 any Indian
since 1870, nine months, entitled 10 l6O OF
land months, so acres month, 40 acres. lfthey
have died leaving widow. child under age, they
entitled other relative is entitled. Those who
listed to Tor Twelve months, during the with
Mexico. entitled to 100 of land six months,
40 acres; and they served in Mexico three months,
pay Ii they he dead, the widow children, If
any, entit led; if widow, children the iaher
if neither, the mother and if all be dead; the brothers
and sisters entitled. The friends of all who have
died any in service, entitled 10 the soldiers
pay
The undersigned is in possession of al the necessary
papers and Information requisite 10 obtain these land
The land and pay due sodies their friends
will be procured promptly by writing 10 Ee. Terms
moderate.
Gy- Al letters must be post paid.
&C. Pension claims promptly attended TO.
WILLIAM H. HAMILTON,
Washington City, D. c.
Washington City, D. c.. May 49, 1851. s6s-2m.
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DTED,

At his residence in this County, of Pneumonia, on
Sunday morning the Ilth inst, Dr. VIM. F. b. Martin,
aged 40 years.
In the death of DIR. Martin, the community has lost
OF its most useful and amiable citizens, whose
many good qualities of head and heart endeaed him
all his acquaintance.
In every relation of life, he filled his station with hon.
or, and long will The void be felt which his death has
made, in the hearts of his friends. Varrent0n Neacs
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BANK CT CAPE FEAR. At the annual meeting OF
the Stockholders of this Bank the 5th inst, Owen
FenneI, David Reid, John Walker, and p K Dick
nson were elected Directors the part of the State
and Taos H. Wright, Jno. Wooster, F. J. Hill, A. j.
DeRosset, ST., VIM. A. Wright, VIM. c. Bettencourt,
and John D. Jones, Directors behalf Of individuals.
Thomas H. Wright unanimously chosen Pres
ident for the ensuing year.
Daniel Dickson, Esq, represented the State.
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BANK OF WApEsBoRouGH. We learn from the
last Argus, that on the 2slh ult., meeting of the
Stockholders of the Bank of Wadesborough was held
at their Banking House. when the following Direc-
tors were chosen: w. r. Leak, S. W. Cole, Jos.
Medley, Geo. W. Little, Purdie Richardson, Jos.
White, and Nelson p. Lilies.
W. R. Leak elected President, and H. B.
Hammond Cashier. Thos. S. Ashe is the Bank
Attorney, and Nathan Beverly, Notary Public.
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soslowly Energy, enterprise, public pirit-these are
the elements of wealth. of success, and OF power
Let her command these elements, and she must pros
per. Let her look at Wilmington-as we know she
can do without any spirit of jeaousy-and take cour-
age, and hope, and fresh zeal in her behalf from
that bright example.