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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

STRIKE IN PATERSON hands employed
in the Cotton factories in Patterson, N. j., have
turned out for wages on account of reduction
made in them, resulting from the 10 hour law
going into effect on the sOth ult. Subsequently,
many returned to work in several of the mills, the
employers compromising the matter with them.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

A PROFITABLE NEwsrAPEK.--It is reported that the
New York Tribune newspaper will divide this year
$50 go clear profit about S24 600 each to Greeley &
McEah and Inc resi- to seven associates in The edi-
torshiJ aud booking.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

At Fourth of July celebration al Accomac Court
House, the following toast was given
By R. j. Poulson-Benen E. Harrison of Prince
William The sole representative of the character, prn.
eipes, and sovereignty of Virginia she in '9S-
Honor to his name.
So that Mr., HIS SOLITARY and alone vote on the
Virginia Resolutions of last winter, has passed
remembered
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Order Of Merit of the Cadets, as determined By Ii
Board OF Visiters at the recent examination.
FIRST CLASS GRADuATEs- 1851.
" J A Marshall, Fanquer
v w q Humes Washington
Bass, Bunswick
A Gibbs, Morgan
W Il Burroughs, Princess Ann
J t B Winfree Campbell
Page, Cumberland
Taylor, King George
R S Burks, Botetourt
10 ] Harris Bedford
ii o Cooke, Hanover
u R 0 Whitehead Nansemond
ID Il Darlington, Charlotte
IA G 9 Garrison, Princess Anne
Is A J Vaughan, Dnwiddie
l6 B f Elliott, Madison
II w A Harris, Rockbridge
l9 Il I Parrish, Cumberland
~ J Il Johnston, Norfolk City
20 II Caperton, Monroe
81 Thos Upshaw, King & Queen
% K / w Morrss, Amherst
% Fl Gsutt, Abemarle
"a A B Jordan, Isle of Wight
Is w A Eliason, Alexandria
&c w Whitehead, Nansemond
81 A Gooch, Richmond City
% A u Callcote, Isle of Wight
% James Giles, Pittsyvania
sEcoNr cLAss-ls51.
II Blankenship, AmeIis
81 Joseph Mayo, Westmoreland
4 d Henry Whiting, Hanover
w 0 Wager, Page
W M Gordon, Fauquer
6 c 7 Mason, King George
S B Gibbons, Page
8 J Meeni, Campbell
9 T T Munford, Richmond City
10 J A Walker, Augusta
~ n Harrison, Spotlsylvana
IL c Grayson, Alexandra
10 G Patton, Richmond City
! IA M P Christian, Campbell
Is T Thornton, Caroline
l6 NJ B Manser, Fayette
II ] c Mayo, Westmore land
is G Goodman, Albemarle
10 J A Thompson, Marshall
20 J V Hall, Princess Ann
Il M Tutwiler, Fluvanna
% II StrckJer, Page
% w ! Preston, Richmond City
"a /. Ashby, Clarke
25 w Walker, Amherst
26 r Loocle, Ma olson
81 NJ P Todd, King g. Queen
% J w Tayloe. Roanoke
20 F Mays, Wythe
CD Williams, Cupeper, tsick, not examined)
b Hudgins, Elizabeth City, lsck do do)
THIRD cLAss-l851.
VI J. T. Murfee, Southampton
" VIM. Sylvester, Norfolk.
Lewis, Mason
J Philips, Nansemond
G Gray, Culpeper
6 w w Wilams, Norfolk City
7 J Bruce Frederick
G Chamberlaine, Norfolk City
9 ] L White, p" ashngson
10 JiLightner, Pocahontas
III G Ward, Campbell
IL W Jones, Fairfax
IL T 6 Smith, Norfolk
Il ] w Cringan. Richmond City
Is IS Henry, Charlotte
IL VIM Kemble Menongalia
II w 4 Lee, Alexandria
1s r Waddy, Northampton
10 Hammett, Montgomery
20 F Mallory, Elizabeth City
81 r. J Moncure, Caroline
% ] A Clarke, Charles City
rs 6 H Smith, Fairfax
"a A Turner King George
25 A Morson, Stafford
26 D l. Louther, Lewis
81 A Hammond, Berke'y
% II Armslead, Fauquler
90 w e Arnold. franklin
80 J r Benson, King George
81 VS. Van Doren, Berkeley
80 r H Riddick Nansemond
SO D Kennedy, Berkeley
FOURTH cLAss-l65l.
II C Lghtfoot, Culpeper
~ A Bruce, Halifax
c E Lauck, Frederick
4 J Miller, Brooke
J B Strachan, Petersburg
e A Marks, Prince George
7 S S Malcolm, Kanawha
s Geo B Homer, Fauquier
9 w D Erwin, Bath
10 ] r Harris Powhatan
II K Colston, Berkeley
70 ? Y Hite, jefferson
10 B Herndon, Spotsylvanis, sick, not examined
Distinguished.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

ABoLITIoNIsTs ARRESTED Adam Crooks, the OTTO.
rous abolition lecturer from Ohio, was arrested in
Mont tomery county, T., on Sunday June 18th, and
lodgedin the county Jail at Troy 10 aW all his tr AL for
an offence against the laws oil the State.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

Captain Frazier of the revenue service now stationed
in California has been dismissed by The President Tor
lyrannica conduct and violation Of the act OF Congess
abolishng Aogging.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

Too FAT FOR SERvlcE.-The council of revs-
ion Of the canton of Neuily, in France, few
weeks since declared novel case OF exemption
from military servce--excessive fatness. The
council of revision is body appointed to examine
each year all persons who may be drawn to serve
in the army, and the fat conscript, who was the
only son of person of property at the Batignol-
les, was surprised and annoyed that his luxuriant
enbonpont should be considered an infrmity.-
His pride was up, and with martial indignation he
protested against the decision.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15
NEWgCADET APPOINTMENTS.

NEWkCADEI AfROlN MEN 1S.
STATE CADETS.
VIII Shields, Bath ..-...-
II c Mason, Giles .--..-
James Waddl, Augusta
Alex Reynolds Patrick
Richard Gane, Dinwiddie .,-.
B H Todd, Prince Edward
Joseph Carson, Washington
Paul Neal, Wood ..-...
Thomas Barksdale, Halifax ...-
VIM. Phelps, Berkeley .--..---
Edward WaIazz, Prince George ---
Ambrose Dudley, King and Queen
ALTERNATE APPOINTMENTS TO FILL FIRST VACANCY.
Browne Bots, Fredericksburg
VIM. H Kendall, Orange
Clarence Shepherd, Jefferson
- Howard, Floyd
VIM. Campbell Roanoke .....
Edgar Montague, Middlessex ........
PAY CADETS. ....... .
w Humes, Washington ..,......
Greed Raymond, Marion .-..
James w Neale, Roanoke .,..
VIM. Fife, Kanawha
r Il Paxton, Botetourt
Francis Ransom, Jefferson
Stephen Balche, Jefferson
Simeon Taylor, Hampshire
B Ashby, Clarke
s kerfoot, Clarke
Dormau Campbell, Rockbrdge
T B Poisal, Berkeley
w Bruce, Halifax
z c Coleman, Halifax
James HUBBARD Buckingham
John Daniel P Edward
w Harrison, Loudoun
Stspeton Crutchtield, Spottsylvania
S Stephenson, Fauquier
w Dupuy, Dinwiddie
John Davenport, Northumberland
John S Cornick P Anne
VIM Robins, Gloucester
f P S Jones, Gloucester
r A Price, Albemarle
VIM Lowell Madison
VIM Irvine, Halifax
Jas G Pannill, Pittsylvania
John S Timberlake, Warren
John Wilson, Cumberland
Ed Magruder, Orange
w J R Gbbon, Brunswick
R w Steger Amelia
E Harvie Amelia
Fl w Cox, Chesterfield
Thos Pannill, Petersburg
Richard Taylor, Norfolk
Henry A Wise, Jr ,Accomac
Jas II Layne, Mathews
J M Rob nson Richmond
r Allen, Bedford. ...----.'
FRANCIS Fl. SMITH,
Superintendent.
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THE TINES TERMS.

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within 80 days from the beginning OF subscribers
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Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each semi
weekly three cents eachn wrappers ready Tor mailing
four cents each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE.
Copies of the DAILY TINES can always be procured
likewise at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot OF
Messrs ALLEN 4 GENTRY, on Broad sreet-price two
CENTS
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PORT OF RICHMOND.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
"A T Rules, held in the Clerks Office OF the Cir
IA cult Court OF Buckingham county, on Monday
the 7th day Of July, 1851:
DAVID 1%'a ; s'Eos'' p Plaintiff cu.sesnr.

The plaintiff this day filed his BILL setting forth that
the defendant is indebted him the sum of $3.50 with
lawful interest thereon from the - day of -,
1851 part of the purchase money for moiety OF tive
tracts Of land wing in Buckingham county sold by the
said money and interest, and sale of the land in sa.
tislacon of the sare and it appearing by the afida.
Wit of the plaintiff that the defendant is not an inhabi-
tanl of this Common wealth, it is ordered that he ap-
pear within month after due publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to protect his interest;
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some public newspaper published in the city Of Rich.
mond, Tor four weeks successfully, and posted al the
front door of the Court-h house Of this county on the
first day of the next County Court
A copy-Teste.
iy l5-c4w R. EIDRIDGE C. C. C.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
STATE of North Carolina-Frankliaa Co.

STATE of North CarolinG-Franklie Co.
Court OF Pleas aud QUARTER Standardization Term.
1850.
Willis Afford Benz H. Alfbrd, jeremiah Afford, and
Williams and his wife Margaret C. Aliurd William
C. Afford AND Arthur F. Adjudication 10 sell Land
Warrant.
this it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
that the Deiendan aforesaid residents of the
State of North Carolina it il ordered that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard, paper pub
shed in the City of Raleigh for six successive weeks,
warning said William c. Afford and Arthur F. AL
ford be and appear the next Term Of this Court TO
be held the Court House. in the Town of LouisburG,
County and State Aforesaid the Cd Monday in March,
A. d. 1851, then and there show cause if any they
have why the prayer of the Petitioners should not be
gran ed, the will be taken pro co'esso, and
heard er pate, and Decree made accordingly.
Witness Young Patterson Clerk of said Court at
office the I'd Monday of December. \. D., 1850.
Y. PATTERSON, c. e. c.
January l5lh 1851. pr. adv. So 624) 24-6w.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
MIR. SENATOR WASHINGTON.

Both the Convention organs in this City have read
Ia lecture to Mr.. Senator Washington, because he
moved reconsideration in the Senate of the lual
Suffrage bill. The Register does the amiable, but
still it expresses its regret" that 'gentleman OF
his Republican views " should have moved to recon-
slider such bill &; while the Times snaps and snarls,
generally and specially. Mr. Washingtons sole Of
fence Isl that he stood by the interests of his constt-
uens, involved in this matter, and by the repose
of the State and the compromises Of the State Const-
tuition and it is for this he is taken to task by the
white basis papers Of this City.
Mr.. Woodin, who made violent white-basis
Speech, is complimented in the highest terms but
Messrs. Shepard and Washington, who stood by the
basis is lectured and the fact that the former
voted for Equal Suffrage to prevent Convention is
emphasized and dwelt upon in the most signifcan:
manner.
The truth is, the Wing party has been sectionafzed
during the last six months; and do not how
Eastern gentlemen. VINO take a sound AMI correc,
view of things can continue with such party.
We refer to the columns of all the Wing papers OF
this City for proof of what We say.
The Democratic party is The party Of the Slate ii
stands prepared at all times do equal and exact
Justice to all sections and all men.
Mr.. Senator Washington speak for himself, and
defend himself. He is responsible to his constitu.
ents, and the Raleigh Register, to the nAu-
ences that control it. His this question
has shown that he is to be inundated in the dis
charge Of his duty.
When will the Register lecture again!
Missouri. We have final intelligence Of the
election for United States Senator from Missouri, but
it is stated, pretty confidently, that Mr.. Benton has
been defeated. We hope this may turn out to be
true. He was certainly falling of in his votes
largely on the last ballots.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
THE LEGISLATURES.

we refer to our columns to-day, for the proceed
ings of this body from Monday to Wednesday eve
ming, inclusive.
On Thursday, in the Senate, warm discussion
took place on the bill for the relief of purchasers
Cherokee lands, in which Messrs. Thomas, Cald-
OF Burke, Haughton and others took part. Messrs.
Caldwell and Thomas spoke, for time, under some
excitement, the question being on one of Mr.. Cald-
wells amendments to the bill. Mr.. Thomas asked
him If he was not opposed to the bill. Mr.. Caldwell
said he was not-that he was friendly to it. MIR.
Thomas replied. that the Senate must see that the
effect of Mr.. Caldwell's amend ments would be to
destroy the bill; and, far as the course of Mr..
Caldwell on this question concerned, the advo-
Gates Of the measure had good reason for exclamng
I" save from friends"
During the evening session, the bill passed its
third and last reading in the Senate by vote of 80
to IA, and was sent 10 the Commons for concurrence
The friends OF this measure owe much to Mr.
Thomas of the Senate, and Mr.. Hayes of the Com
mons, for the patience and perseverance with which
they have stood by it and advocated it in all its
stages, amid all the attacks, ffom certain Wig quar-
tiers, which have been made upon it.
The House of Commons engaged the greater
part Of Thursday in considering and discussing the
Revenue bill.
Both Houses, it will be seen, have determined to
adjourn sine die Monday next. We fear, from
what learn Of the state of the business before
them, that they cannot despatch it all ought TO be
done, by that day. We know the anxiety of members
to return to their homes but would it be much bel
ter for the public interests, committed their charge
10 remain few days longer and complete their work
than to adjourn, leaving matters of importance in
finished stae7 Errors omissions on the part of
the Assembly, it must be remembered, will have to
stand two years. there is power to revise per-
feet the work of that body. We make these sugges
lions with all due respect. We are the advocate o
short sessions; but we wish TO the public bust
ness fully and thoroughly done, whether the sessions
he long or short.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
OLIVER PHELPS. Jr.
ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLOT AT Law
Washington city, D. @.

Washington city, D. Q.
DRACTICES in all the Courts nf the District Of Co
urnba. and adjacent Counties OF Maryland and
Virginia, attends promptly to private collections aud
professionally business generally.
He has great facilities in prosecuting claims before
Congress and The Elective Departments includln g
claims for Bounty Lands, Pensions, Patents, Return
Duties and 10 The settlement, of accounts of Public OF
fcers, and agents OF the Government.
Address above post paid, Office on Fennsy lvania
A venue, between - aud streets
He has the pleasure Of referring to HIS Excellency
Hon. David 5. Reid.
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Sec of The Treasury.
g Elisha Whittlesey, 2nd Comptroller
Dhn'I Dickinson. u. S. Senator from N. Y.
&c Stephen A. Douglas, U. s. SenatoPhom Illinois.
a. w. Venahle, House of Representatives.
Messrs Barrett, Newsom, and Holden, Milton. n. c.
Ja.uary %, 1871. a.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
SENATE CHAMBER,

JdHudIy SSuS AOoA'
Ma. HoLDEN-SIR: In the Standard Of to-day |
find the following editorial " In the Senate on Mon
day evening, the bill for the relief OF purchasers OIL
Cherokee lands was taken up. Messrs. Bynum and
Caldwell of Burke spoke against :he BILL" &c. l
think that you Intended to do Inc injustice In
this EDITORIAL bat my has most certainly been
msrepresented Ii is true IN point OF fact, that
spoke against the bill, for should most assurediy
not be SO wanting either in consistency independ
ence as to make speech against any measure, and
then turn right about and vote for it, did advocate
certain amendments said bill, offered both BY Gen.
Bynum and myself, and voted for them, because l
thought them and still think, they ought to have been
adopted. They. however, were rejected, and then |
voted for the original bill, stated in my remarks
would do, whether the amendments prevailed or not.
Will you make the correction by giving this note an
insertion in your next issue, and oblige
Yours, &C., Il. R. CALDWELL.
1--WE certainly did not intend to misrepresent Mr..
CaIdwell's position We did not hear all he said on
the occasion, and impression that he was OPP
posed to the bill. We have very cheerfully given
him tine opportunity of speaking for himself on the
subject.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
Photographed for the Washington Union.1

50. Charles Hotel Bttrn--9lso Three Churchesl and
other Buildings-Loss about d Million Of Dollars
The Markets.
New ORLEANs, Jan. 1s-p ma fire broke out
this morning in the st. Charles HOTEL and befoTe'the
flames could be arrested the entire building, with
nearly all its valuable furniture, laid in ruins.
The flames extended to Rev. Mr.. Clapp's churchs
also the Methodist church, and likewise to the Poy-
dras street church, all of which, and several other
buildings, were destroyed. The 6remeh worked
with great energy, but could not save the property.
Fortunately no lives have been lost. large amount
of property belonging TO guests in the hotel has been
lost
The total loss by this conAagration is Supposed to
be over million of dollars. There was partial
insurance, but to what extent ! cannot now say.
The cotton market is steady. The Franklin's news
has had no special effect. Sales previous prices
New Orleans, Jan. l9.-Sales 1880 bales cotton
at l25 ls4 cents for middling Sugars and moasses
dull.
lsEcoND DIsPATcH1 .N.f-e'
! ADDITIONAL News FROM CALIFORNIA;. We learn
that Col FTemons chances for reelection the SEN
ate considered very doubtful. Col. Weller's
friends ale sanguine to his success
| A party, consisting of about AT Americans, were
recently attacked and killed by Indians near Marposa
Hill. The military under Col. Rogers had been dis
banded.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer:J

NEW 7 DIRK, JANUARY II, 1901.
The steamer Cherokee and Prometheus arrived here
to-day with two and half millions of dollars in gold
DUST and large number of passengers on board. She
brings California dates to the 18th ut.
We learn by her that the steamer Falcon left Chagres
on the 18th instant. and that Captains Parker and
French had arrived at San Francisco.
The markets were overstocked and dull. Flour
SIS per Dbl; Pork 20 cts. per ID. Other articles
were dull and declining. D..
The general news was unlmPortant, except that
another FIRE had occurred San Francisco, which
DESTROYED 100 900 dollars worth of property.
The Cholera had disappeared from Kingston.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25

od n, st,ike out the subscription on the part OF 'nG
S,o,e which amendment was adopted, and the Dill
passed its second reaolng' ,..l 70 the
several plank road bills, with certain ;ea .aconJ
w bich were adopted and the bill passed It's Se'o''u
reading. ..- "A the act to incor-
Also, in favor of the bill to amend me acs ~
porate the Caldwell and Ashe TurnPk.e S;1i r.
Considerable debate followed on "A'I E; 1 ,hc
Ravner explained and advocated IL -. rl -; snG
tyI e bo Iii agreed to amend the bill In several
;s :, ,ss allowed to pass its second read
nr The yeas and nays being Called the Vole $1,000
yeas 4s. NAYS AZ. The Speaker Vo'eo aye S"u tue
bill passed us aIso reported in favor Of the bill to
MI the Constitution of the State, Mr.: Mizel's
Iii nend,nq tho consideration OF which the House
took recess.
SEVEN O'CLOCK, P. M.
Mr. Jones presented resolution in favor OF Joseph
& Hoke, which was referred to the committee on
Propositions and Grievances
RuIs AND RESOLUTIONS ON SECOND READING.
The Resolutions declaring certain inalienabe rights
Is man &C. introduced by Mr.. Fleming, having been
,sad. MIR. Eaton moved that the poetry and prose be
laid on the table, which motion Prevailed-yeas o.
nays 20. .,,u
Rrogden. were read second time and ION motion of
Mr.. Fleming laid on the table-yeas 69, nays l6.
large number of bills to lay off roads, inOorpor-
ate Companies, &C., were read a second "me and
Resolutions in favor of Col. John H. Wheeler and
Willis Gregory, were read second and third times
and passed.
was read second time, and! advocated by Messrs
Barnes and Person of Northampton, and opposed by
Messrs. Jones, Mclean, and Kallum. when it was
rejected-yeas 80, nays 40. :,
The bill to provide for an Agricultural, Geological
and Neurological survey of the State was read
second time.
Mr.. Brogden opposed it, and Messrs. Wiley, Ray
ner. and Saunders of W., advocated it, after some
discussion the bill passed its second and third read
ings-yeas Al, nays 80. [Great applause from all
quarters of the House.
The bill to provide more efectually against trading
with slaves was read second time, and debated by
Messrs Raynef, Mclean, Steele, Scott, Hill of Cas-
we'll, when it was rejected-yeas l., nays 50.
The House then at II o'clock, adjourned.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
NTARRTED,

In this City. on "Wednesday evening the s2t instant.
by the Rev. Mr.. Doub. Joseph j. Ryals, Esq., of this
City, to Mrs. E. $. Hopkins, formerly OF ST. Marys,
Georgia.
In Everetsvlle the 2 lat instant. by the Rev. E.
H. Hooks Mr.. Boas Hooks of Wayne, to Miss Susan
Jerncsan. Also, ON the evening, by the Rev. C.
H. Hooks Mr.. Dewitt c. Sherard Miss Mamie Hooks,
all of Wayne.
In Alamance County, the 18th instant, Mr. Meb-
Alexander to Miss Delah Lneberry.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
NOTICE.

n THE Subscriber, successor 10 Cooke and
LENN Bnfaoe in the Livery business, will continue
AI lis Operations in all its branches at his Stable
ON mington Street. aud socits the patronage oil his
old friends and tine public generally.
His prices must be arranged ageesby to the prices of
produce and abour and will be from and after the LIST
day OF February next, as follows,
Pairs Of horses per month SIS 90
Single do do 10 90
do do week SO
do do day 10
Quarterly settlements will be required in all in
stances aEd persons having horses in my
requested to take them away Immediately, If unwilling
10 comply with all the above conditions.
/ JERE. NIXON.
January 49, 1851. 81
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
STR AY ED

TROM the subscriber, near Hiardston, Nash, N. c.
in the month of April last, light roam horse with
red and tailfour feet ten eleven inches high
or years of agepaces slow but pleasantly under the
saddle. / think he brought from Kentucky during
the winter of lS49 and he has been traced in that direc
ton since his departure.
Any information respecting the above Horse will he
thankfully received and liberal reward will be paid tor
his delivery to at Hilliardson.
w. F. DRAKE.
January 10, 1851. 25-4tpd.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25

7, lMMIeRANTs. The number Of Immigraaas into the
!Tst was s25 ,ss3, including 436I5 from California.
We increase 10 the number arriving in Southern States
Of the decrease in Northern States SO ,2s2,
maS Gn.ch nearly $4,000 were in New York alone
the gr9ss decrease of 25,792 Including California,
.s'9'S increase has been 1923. : ...
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
House and Lot for Sale.

lTTNHE Subscriber wishing to remove South, will sell
1 the House and Lot where he lives, containing
about seven-ehths of of ground Attached Is an
excellent well Of water, with the necessary ou.houses
the place we'll suited for small family Persons wish
ing purchase such place know the particulars
by calling the subscriber at Mr.. o. L. Burches Shoe
Store ]. TERRY.
January, IS, 1851. s5O-3I
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25

Miss BREMER. Miss Frederick Bremen, the ac-
compshed and agreeable Swedish authoress, arrived
Mobile Ala, the 18th instant, and was the guest
of Mrs. DR.. LIE Vert, !" Of whom" says the N. Y.
Erpress, g many pleasant memories linges in many
northern hearts,"
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
I1TEn.

In Fayette County, Tennessee, the 22d of December
last Dr. Jacob G. Walker, formerly of Leasburg, Cas-
well County, North Carolina.
In Alamance County, on the 18th instant, Emily
Lincberry.