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,JuntO Academy.
June ).

TnuIS Institution, twelve miles north west
- from Hllisbor0ugh, Orange county, ~. L.
and six miles north of Mason Hall. enjoys a
location in the midst Of an agreeable neigh
borhood, surrounded by q pleasant country,
which an exceedingly pure and salubTlous at
mosphere, q peaceful seelusion and other i'm
portant advantages, combine 20 render pccu-
liarly eligible and inviting. Here the student
10 invited, by the prospect Of study, uninter-
rupied by Ill health, and those other causes
which frequently 90 much retard the progress
Of youth. Here the path TO virtue end homo
rsble distinction lies open before him, with
few. bot rural allurements, 10 withdraw him
from the pursuit, with comparatively lew
temptations 10 lead him asiray.
The student who comes here 10 forih1 ~
incorporated into family, which hitherto, has
been q coniented and happy one; over whom
Q parental government is exercised, and a VI
giant eye kept. lie Immediately becomes
the subject Of all fathers solicitude, exer-
tions and snxieiies. ..ss....
Asi is designed that this institution shall
be Q classical school Of the highest grade,
classical literature constitutes q distinct de-
panmen., under the immediate and PARTICULAR
supervision Of the Prineipsl himself. Ample
provisions are made 10 prepare students ioI
any Of The Universities Of the country, or "a
impart to those who design only 20 take ~
accidental course, q thorough acquaintance
sith classical literature.
The English department, which 10 separate
and distinct, 10 under the direction of an efh
eient and competent instruction; so ths; all re
aaisite facilities are afforded for the prosecu
ton Of such English studies as are general,
prosecuted in Academies Of the highest grad e
The Principal 10 now making extensive ad
diiions TO his accommodationsfo for boarders, %
that in q short time rooms sill be open Tor II
or 90 boarders Good board can also be pro-
cured in the neighborhood.
Tuition in the Classical Department, PEI
session OF Eve months, sI2 so.
| English Department. % per session.
/ Board per month. exclusive nf lights, 81 so
The present session will end on the 18th o
June next.
" The next session will commence
on the 18Th Of July.
Those who may wish 10 correspond with iht
Principal Of this Academy, will please 10 adj
dress him as Postmaster 81 Junto.
/ ID. ". KERR.
April Is. g 65-
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aToe Rev. Mr.. George Hefosrs, u
~. Al N, walks 20 Salisbury. 20 Join .
nv,;e,l society. ssw . poor man 9Th .
noor,r horse, Thar had fsllenunderk isload.
p,,,ins Of his eanoniesl coal. be helped
hn 10 unload. and afterwards 10 load his
horse. The poor man blessed him Tor
4, and ne blessed The poor man. And so
Ike vas be 10 The good Samaritan, that
he gave him money 10 refresh himself
and his horse, a The same time sdmnnish-
ms him, that /. IL he loved himself, ne
should be mereiful 10 bis beast.
$50 leaving The poor man. and con-
inc unto his musical friends 81 Salisbury
ihsy began 20 wonder that Mr.. George
Herbert, who used always 10 Be 90 trim
md clean, should come into that senPa-
nv 40 ,olled and diseomposed; but be told
,bem he reason, and one Of Them said 10
him. " he had disparsged himself BY 90
mean an employment" his answer vas,
,h.i !" The thought Of what be had done
would prose music 10 him NJ HidnigM,
ana ina, the omission Of il would have
made diseOrd in his conscience, when
ever he should psss by thai place"
.. For IL" said lie, 81 an bound 10 pray
for an Who are in distress, an surely
sound, 90 far 90 il is in my power, 10
practice whal pray for. And though |
DO no, wish Tor The occasion every day,
We, LEI me tell you, would mol willing
" pass one day Of my life. without CON-
forming . sad soul. or showing mercy:
and | bless God for this opportunity. SO
now, let 10 tune our instruments.
What n,k.,h music. when the bird
Doth hush lie merry lay,
And the SWEET spiri, Of the howers
Hath igh'a itself sssyl
WA, NAB sih music, when the host
DOH chain the murmuring nh.
And svery song that summer woke,
Ia winters trance 70 s,ilis
what makslh music, when the winds
To hOsrse encounter rise.
When Ocean strikes his thunder gong,
Ead the rent cloud replissi
wsen no sdsenturous Plaast dares
The midaighi arch To deck,
Asi u lis startling dream tie babe
Doth clasp its mothers neeki
Bst when the 6sreer storms Of lie
I DO Ger the pilgrim sweep.
And earthquake voices claim the hopes
He treasured long and deep;
Wen lopd the threatening passions roar.
Like lions in their den.
AZ vsngeful tenpes,s lash the shore
What msketh muFie thenf
Tsadsed TO humble Virtue born,
fSieh nursing memory taught
Tssha the boasifal worlds applause.
Aaa'ove the lOwly thousht;-
Ihs buds cell within the heart.
And ,uing high It's hsaven.siruns harp.
Doth nak, sweet music there.
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tensile SRI. LASTLY. In maHying . rake
sbsrs are many ehsnecs 70 one that .
Wonan marries q drn1ksrd or . games
Ie-; ard lhsss are PerasPs the only vices
which are never % Be reformed. We
might add. lhsl without some notion Of
religion. morality has bur an uncertain
basis; and What rake would be IhoUghI
10 entertain any rssPecs Cor religion.
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To the Public.

SnHE Subscriber expects 90 have IN fall ope-
- ration, by the first Of jane, Two WOOL
cARDINc MACHINES. Al his mill On Enc.
frs miles east Of iIillsborough; where Card.
ing Mi be done in the best style, if the wool
10 broaght early.
Cash will be given for Wool. A constant
supply Of Rolls tor sale.
Also the highest price given fSr good Wheat
A constant supply Of good Flour Tor sale.
And furthermore. he would call the aiien'
ton u Parents and Guardians o. the SCHOOL
located near his house, wherein the moot use
fal and rsiiaed branches 81 an English edues
ton are taught. Board, washing ard tuition
thirty six dollars persession 81 five months.
The first session Of the school wlli terminals
on the 18th June. and The second sssslOn vii
commence on Monday the s'h 81 July.
THO. w. HOLDEN.
Nav 81 IL
GFrhe Star and Standard viii publish .Ih
above three weeks. @"-
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n SUPERIOR STYLE,

promising despatch. neaineFs, ard durability.
No pains be spared on he part 10 please
those who may palronire him. Ills friends
and the public generally. are respectfully so
licited 20 give him call. Ills not his aispo
si,ion 20 msasnrs words Il promise, or 10 ssi
cal ideas % please The fancy ept the plan
thread Of his advertisement presents The Aaai
Ismsnls Of truth, which will be kifsI up 10 III
letter.
GrIlis shop 10 directly opposite the Pos
Office, and Two doors abose tho Farmers Ito
eel.
Tr0rders frcm distance Puaesaally asten
ded 10.
IIillssoroueh, MAY 81. 1889. Tiff
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF
COnfectiOnaries, sc.

-o0o
MRS. gASSEUR
rEfAS the pleasure TO inform tie public. that
- she has just received . large supply d
articles IN her line. among ~hieh are,
Candies,
Nuts Of various kinds.
Preserved Swee,meats,
Raisins, Currsnts, DaIes and Prunes,
Oranges and Lemons,
Cocoa Nuts,
Segsrs Of various kinds.
Toys for Children,
and . variety Of articles tor numerous IN men,
ton. The Fruit and Nuts are 1f the last
years crop, and Of excellent quality.
She has also several Jars 81 fine SPlcEn
OYSTERS, which will be sod by the Jar At q
reduced price. The article 10 excellent.
W Mrs. ". would also inform the
public. that she has just put her SODA FoUN.
TAIN in operation, and will furnish 10 hcI
customers this refreshing draught every day ia
the week. Sundays excepted. She will hav,
ICE CREAM also. on oil the said days, except
Monday.
The public are respectfully invited to give
her call.
June 5. 10
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5rIIE sabsrfihrrs hare establishes thena-
"A selves IN Nflmiagaen for the iFsnsaeaaon
&C me above hnsiness. ard aeslcit share q
pnblie pasF0aags. siasiag beea aec1sicmed
% me basiness, and intending 70 deseie Their
aslention exclusively % T. Iheg pledge them.
ss.Ees 20 give satisfaction % those Who maj
pagroaiEs them. Merchants living N tae -
isriOr may rely On having prompl and cary
adsiees q ARRIVAL and shipment q Their Goods.
and those Who supply themselves siih Cree.
mes from Wiimingion. wlli be EegaisFly ADVISED
&C arrivals. aad The state q the nlsEkeL stnes
ailsnlioa sill also be giEen 10 The sale 81 Pro-
duce, Lnmber. Timber. sc. z
M.GARY e. MsTAGGARf.
wIlmiaglon, May 20. 1853. 1s-em
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A rRAGEnAN TURNED PREACHER.

A TRAGEHAN TURNED PREACHER.
The Louisville Theatre was lately
crowded TO e.eess 10 witness Charles b.
Parsons celeba,ed performances Of 0,hel-
10, when the manager came forward and
announced thai here could be no perfor-
mace that evening. in consequence Of
the surprising eonsersion Of Mr.. Parsons
under Mr. Mofit'spresching. The au-
dienes was very Indignant. and quite
q number Of yong people run into Mr..
MOTHS meeting house and commenced
crying " 0IheIlo!s =. olhellol' go loud
tina, Mr. Motif Stopped his sermon.
lmuedisiely DIR. Pssons walked into
The broad aisle and pfepouaced in the
most emphatic manner. Othello's oc-
euPsliOn's gOne!" and thea proceeded to
say that a change had cone over the
spirit Of bis dream" he had /" frelted bis
brief hour gpen The stage" of Tbespis.
and hencsforsh should /" perform in The
House Of Prayer and Temple OF Zion; he
had eh The "a sock and buskin'' for The
sword and the helme. Of righteousness,
and Ina. insssss Of lighting Shakespeare
mimic ba,lleA be should hereafter fight
under she Cresslof Jesus Christ: and,
hnslly. exhorsd his old comrades 10
rem'in wiIh him snd leave ihe Theatre
70 besome Me Aide Of baA. The pa
pewny i,vss Chs1sy's bestpsrformsncs.
ana that his thrilling eloquence will win
MN twenty fold ls1re& in holy orders
sHsD compared viii The stage.
Chicago Dem.
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HILLSB ROUGH, N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS uEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, on Two poLiA"'
rIgTT cESrs ~ PAID M AryAscr.
Those who do not give notice Of their WIN
to have their paper discontinued at The eSpns.
ton Of the year, will be presumed as des',uS
its continuance until countcrmandcd An" '"
paper will be discontinued until all arrcaratcs
are paid, unless al tho option IL the iub'i'"e,'
Advertisement is not exceeding sixteen ''0'.'
one dollar lor the fret, and twenty-five 'c'"S
for zach suhsr quent insertion; longer oneS e.. ="
proportion. Court Advertisements twenty W.
per cent higher. A deduction Of 335 per e'"''
will be made to advertisers by the yeaf'
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Bethesda Female school,
AT REV. J. III. PICKARD'S.

Bethesda Female school,
AT REV. J. II. PlCKARD'S.
eSHE exercises Of this institution will Re CON
- msnee on the first Monday Of July Esxi,
under the control and management of the sub.
scriber, heretofore. assisted BY = Lady,
whose superior qualifications IS an inssrue.
tress Of youth. in the various departments ol
female education, are too extensively known
10 this part Of the country 10 require any Ting
further 10 be said on the subject.
The coorss Of instruction pursued m this
school is thorough and exact. designed 10 per
feet the pupils in the SaGlous branches Of ihsiI
studies.
Board NAV be had in the family Of the sub
seflber.
The services of Mr.. J. A. =. wlsKLER,
Professor OF Music, late from Germany and
graduated st the 80 celebrated University o.
Nuremberg, have been engaged 10 give IN
slrueiion on the Piano and Guitar.
J. II. PlCKARD.
May 90 7s-3w
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Wdrriag..-h vulsar maxim has
proved more detrimental 10 female hap
PINS 'hsn tAs a sforssd rake makes
ths 0ssi o. h,ls5sss,-in slmos. every
ins'anes the dl,ec, oonusry has happen
60 FOR. in The fm place. il the max
Am were Sue. i is fsr f,om certain that
mauiaoay u'll produce a reform. The
sanily OF an snauorsd f.naIe may tialler
oef mat her snisbIe qualities will effect
s:rei'rnatl0n; bu, experience ,elIs Us tina.
sn s. reformation must 60 deeper Than that
which e only The nomenlary etfsc. Of
IN itnpeiuous passion: i, mu,, extend 10
che moral principle; 70 The whole mode
Of thinking. A RAKE i. but another ,erm
for sensualisi. which in I.self implies
the quality selfish; he has been sccus.
tomed 10 sacrifice the bx., interest. Of
others % his personal gralili cations. and
there are more ways than one of trifilng
with the happiness Of fellow creature.
Further. the llberiine has ACC, ,ired des
r'caOls opinion Of The sex: an.l we know
that matrimonial tyranny usu. ly oriri
mates from eoussnpuble opinion Of Ii,
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Stray.
- STRAINED IRON the suhscri-
W. M---o Der. living on Stony Greek. Or.
IAN snge county. . sorrel fII.LEY.
81 SY three years I'D. wiIh . email
uAsaE-fez blaIs 10 the face. name mostly
on the left aide, tail shorn with knife. ore
hind foot white, four feet nine OF ten inches
high. Any Information concerning said iillsy
will be thankfully received. The fillsy lsfs
about the first Of April.
GEORGE DlCKEY.
May s. ss-iI
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StrayS.
70

- SrRAYED from the subscri-
W A--~ bers in March last, q large bright
knA4I sorrel MARE, short name and
III Sf5 small neck. seven years oldi
EAEEz two MULES. two years old; q
HORSE and PlLLEY. the horse black and
the iey bay, Of common size. Any informa
Iion Of said animals will be thankfully receive
ed, and . reasonable compensation given 10
any person that will take them up and give rs
or deliver them at our store, Mo-
risgsTlIle Post Office, Orange county, N. C..
NJ. d. E. SEARS.
June J. 73-
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Fashionable Tailoring.
NEW SPRING A. SUMMER
EASI3G s. So


NV0ULD respectfully return thanks 10 The
w generous public sho have heretofore Ia
Tored him with their CUSTOM and informs
them that be has just received The latest and
most approved Spring and Summer Fashions.
and Is well prepared 10 execute work N his
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FeS-. The above medicines are for sale
~ atthe Office ofthc HilIsborourh Re.
corder- where constant supply will be kept.
ID. HEARTH agent.
Maya. 6s-
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.Mofat's Life Pills,
AND
PHOENIX 8ITTERs.

THE universal esilma'
tisn in which the celebrated
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX
BITTERS are held, 10 salts.
faeiorily demonstrated By
the increasing demand foi
them in every state and sec
t,on nj the Hmm and Nv the
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Grant & Barton Joseph v Caldwell use &c
vs. al fla on bond vsf ia on bond
J. G. N. Ward Nancy Waid James c.
James Baker& Ward & james Baker.
William w. Simmons
Hamer q Blue Returnable to Holmes
VS. Fl ia on bond Circuit Court to October
James Baker ct al Term 1899.
EBY virtue oflhe above stated al Fl fas
lid TO me directed, from the Clerks
office Of the Circuit Court OF Holmes, |
shall expose to sale TO the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door Of my
county, on the third Monday of Septem-
Der next, the following @rihgd tract or
parcels of land, to wit: the south east
quarter west half north east quarter Sec
ton 7, north half north east quarter sec.
ton Is, township 10, range 8 east; the
west half north west quarter section s,
east half north east quarter section Z,
township ID, range 3 east; levied on as
the property Of james Baker, and w. w.
Simmons, to satisfy the above stated al Fl
fas and cost accruing thereon.
/. w. PiCkENS, Sheriff,
BY a. G. OrEY, Deputy.
August 10, 80 tbs. Pln'ts fee $l4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
! SHERiFF',S SALE

S1EkiFE'S SALE.
w JVhitehead Returnable to Holmes
vs. nj 6 "a on bond Circuit Court. October
~ N Math and term, 1889.
John M Brown.
WY virtue Of the above stated execu-
- ton 10 me directed, l shall expose
to public sale for cash at the door Of the
court house In the town of Lexington,
Holmes county, Miss. on the third Mon
day Of September next, the following de-
scribed lands, VIA lot or parcel of
ground beginning at the quarter section
post between section 35 and 36 in town.
ship Is, range 2 east, running north eight
chains and forty.two one hundredlhs, from
thence due west 7 Chains and fifty one
hundredths, thence south thirteen and 4
half, east three chains, thence south Is.
east FIVE chains and sixty-eight one hun
dredlhs. thence due cas-, five chains and
ihirty-,hfee one hundredths, to the begin.
ing post. containing FIVE acres and forty
two one hundredths. Levied on as The
property Of John VI Brown, to satisfy the
plaintiff and costs Of suit.
]. w. PICKENS, Sheriff
Of Holmes county Miss.
J. C. PICKENs, Deputy.
Printers fee $l4
August 10 80 ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
SHERIFF s SALE,

s. Hoskins g. CO., Alva Wilson use &c..
VS. al & ia on bond vs. al 4 a on bond
John NJ. Ship ct al John M. Ship ct al
Rbturnable TO Holmes Circuit Court TO
October Term 1889.
EDY virtue Of the above stated cnses to
I'D me directed,l shall expose 10 public
sale for cash, at the door Of the court
house in the town of Lexington,HoImes
county, Mississippi, on the third Monday
Of September next, The following described
lands, 10 wit: north west quarter section
81, township Is, range 3 east; north
east quarter section %, township Is,
range 3 east; levied on as the property Of
the defendants jain M. Ship, TO satisfy
plaintiffs debts and cost Of suits.
i. w. pICKENS, Sheriff,
OF Holmes County Mi.
By L. RAY, Deputy.
August 10, 3s ids Prints fee $40 SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
sHERlFF,s SALE.

James T. Frizell, Reiurnable to Holmes,
vs. Il IA on bond. Circuit Court October
Lemucl Bullock term A. ID. 1889.
David Bullock
Thomas Rule 81
Elibn Boaz.
"A DY virtue of the above stated case Of
Il y firie facias and in order TO satisfy the
same, | will offer 10 the highest bidder for
cash, --before theacourt house door OF
Holmes county on The first Monday Of
October next, the following described
tracts of land, TO wit: the north west
quarter and the west half Of the north east
qaaiter Of section number nineteen town
ship number IA, Of range Beast, confirm
ing two hundred and forty acres, this is
a first rate tract of land and well improved
say 90 or 100 acres cleared and in good
order for cultivation, known as the planta-
lion whereon The defendant David Bullock
now resides, The titles are perfect TO the
above land in my opinion, levied on as the
property Of David Bullock, also lots num-
her s G 7 and Sin section number 30, Of
township number l6, Of range east, lev
led on as the property Of Lemuel Bullock,
this is good land and good title in my
opluion.
l. w. PICKENS, Sheriff
OeHolmes County Mi.
August "a, Ill ids Pr. fee GA
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
POSTPONED.


The following sale is postponed until
the third Monday in September next.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
William $. Webb, Circuit Court United
VS. alias & IA STATES, to November
John M. Hollingsworth, Term 1889.
and securities.
HEY virtue Of the above stated f ia TO
III D me directed, from the Hon. United
States Circuit Court Tor the southern
district Of Mississippi, Twill expose Is
public sale for cash, before the, court
house door Of Holmes County, between
the hours prescribed by law, on Monday
the 18th day Of August next, all the right
title and interest, the said defendant has
in or to the following described property
10 wit: lots No. 26 81 81 and 80, the
said lots lying and being IN the town Of
Franklin, and upon said lots the franklin
Inn is situated; also lots No 1870 l40;
the allowed named property has been levied
on as the property Of John M. Holdings
worth, and viii! BIO sold 10 satisfy the
above stated executions and cost.
VIM. nj. GWlN, Marshal,
By P. M. FURGUSON, Dept.
Jolly 6, 3A--tds. Prints fee S2l.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14

The following sale is postponed until
The third Monday in September next.
MARSAAL'S SALE.
Robt. JafT'ay& co. Circuit Court United
VS. uls q fl States, to November
J. D. Williams & smiios.S Term 1889.
HE Y virtue of The above stated Il ia 10
u p me directed, from the Hon. United
States Circuit court, for the Southern Dis
trict Of Mississippi, will expose to public
sale for cash, before the Court house door
Of Holmes county on Monday the goth
day of july next, all the right, title and
interest, the said Thomas Durham has in
or 10 The following described lands, to wit:
" h Il Q q, and c IN Va Of sec. |, tnshp.
Ia, range2 east, containing so acres more
or less, also 40 acres in the corner Of
sec. 36, tnsap Is, range 2 east, supposed
to be lot no. ], also one town lot no. sc
lying and being 10 the town OF Lexington
with all the improvements thereon said
lot, the above stated property has been
levied on as The property of Thomas Dur
ham, and viii be sold to satisfy the above
stated execution and cost.
w. M. GWIN, MashaI,
BY p. M. FERGUSON, ID. Nj.
June 90, 33--tds Pin'ts fee S2I
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
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