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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
= Clarke County Land
For Sale.

AON SdahCs
(i1D .Mile Vest ofthe Court House. J
TN ruraasanceSof the last viii and Testament
- Of George H. Norris, Esq, deceased, the.
y bscriber WILL as his executor, offer for sale,
Before the Court House door Of Clarke county.
on The 23td day Of June nsrt, Chat being Court
day IN SAID county, about
Two Hundred & Sixty or Sc.
vcnty Acres
or the farm upon which The said oeeeden, resEds
ed Al the time Of his DEATH Thsfe IS upon ms
portion Of tho farm now oGorea[ for sale, about
90 .acreS OF Fine EEcary
iA Timber,
fine aud PRODUCTIVE .ME.9DOTT. upon
whit ch there are two never failing SPRINGS,
ootffar distantfrom the Dwelling House, which
is 81 present out Of repair, but might be made
eoPfortableEat very small expense. Nearly
thrte-fourths Of The Tract is enclosed with
STONE FENCE.
There IS also Some line fruit trees On The CEN
lie of the farm there is also beautiful site for
building.
The terms OF sale viii be. communicated TO
applicants previous. 10 the day Of sale if de-
sired also on the day ofsale.
WILLIAM H. NORRIS, Ear.
, = Anril a. lS45 lis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
BOOTS s SHOES.

OWLS . O1OES.
IUST received from Pm ilade lphis, a com
piete assortment Of Boots and Shoes, viz !:
Mems Seal Boots, do. Calf do,
Do Brogans, sewed, superior,
Do Kip do do,
DO. do: pegged, do,
Do, Morocco do do,
Boys and Youths do,
Ladies Kid Slippers, best quality, Phila make,
Do Morocco do. do. do.
Misses and childrenis do. do
Which will be sold lower than any that has
been sold in this market. The public will
please call and examine for themselves.
NJ : JOHN G. WILSON.
HarPers-Ferry, June 10.
SUPERIOR LEGHoRN HATS.
A HANDSOME assortment gentlemen IS
IA Leghorn Hats, all prices,
Ladies Braid and Straw Bonnets,
Do. Lawn do superior, :
Misses and Chidren's do. do. n
Which will be sold very cheap ~
June 10 JOHN G. WILSON
HI ERRlNG best quality No. 1efrlng, 81
j Il the barrel. John G. Wilson.
Jane 49, ~
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This yyaV. Farnlcy...

y7UST received. dozed Benefits best Grain
~ Cradles, Grain and Grass Scythes. Scythe
sneads, Rskes. Wbetstones1snd Patent Rifles,
for sale unusually cheap.
June IL. GRAMS & SADLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

4
1 Ordered, That George B BeaIl, Treasurer,
stand chafged with the following sums, viz -
ls43- Dec I. To ANA interest re-
eeifed Of T Rutherford soy
Iel4-JuDe ], To amt do do So
Dec 1. do do do $50
lsl5--June 2, To amt do receiv.
ed Of G w Ssppirgion, szs,ois
4" To amt OF lew pot
appropriated ~ W
And that he be credited BY the following, VIZ p
1874 Sept BY amt paid JssWy-
song per rect s'eIs
Dec 20. By amt paid Z W
Baylor per DO S4sO4
:. By amt paid w
HsysIsit, 1914
q. By ami paid Joseph
AZ Brown per do 500
4es5- March Is. By amt Of 40
eount for Potatoes for Poor
bevss $50
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For Harvest.

ERoM recent editions, our stock now on
Il haDd is complete, Of such Goods "a Farm
ers requife forgsHarvest, all of which will be
sold at very reduced prices. We invite a call
from all who wish 10 buy. Ill.,
June ~. il Miller & Woods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
Thc SOMfherm Planter,
.EbirrD 81 T. G. BOLTS.

DEVOTED TO
.sgriesltars, Horticulture 4 tie Household .aris.
EDirED BIT T. c. BOLTS.
+. Terms One Dollar and Fifty Gents per an
mum, to be discharged BY One Dollar, il paid
within so days. SIX copies for s.. A subscrip-
ton @ust commence with eihet9 the JapuaIY
or July numbeI,
Richmond. Va, June 10. Is45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

McCnrrya The man. who was convicted
Of The murder Of Paul Roux, ia Bslinore,
and who is 70 expisie his crime son the
gallows on the 9Th inst. is said 10 have
made confession. which is in the posses
sion of his COUNSEL. and will. as soon asihe
is hung, be published.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
By 4asl Tllhables at 60 cent.

By 4'sl Tllhabls' at 60 cent. s2'slO 60
Ordered, That the Treasurer pay the follow
ing SUNS out Of the depositums 10 bis snds,
On the first day Of November next:-
To william H Griggs, sa3sry superin-
tendfnt Of the Poor House 1912 so
John P Brown. salary a, Clerk and
for Annusl Return 20 SO
Dr. } n Straiih, salary a. Phisicisn
to Poor Hou,s. and 10 Dist. No. 40 90
Dr. W lillian Burnett, same. 40 90
Or w o Mseoughuy. Phisieisn In
District No. 3 90 "
William Drew, INT acct 90
Leonard Sadler - 50
w c worthington, 10 90
John Yates. S0l
James w Befler, "a ~ 0.
Keyes & Kesrsley, ~ =
TIL d w B Wills, :" 10 20
$500 "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

4 Gyeaf. Gun.-The Manchester Guar
dian. anticipating the arrival The U. s.
Princeton, takes occasion loysy that her
crest gun. II is expected, was 10 be tried
on The shore. between " s,erloo and Cros-
by. The balls Of this monsirous weapon
weigh 230 lbs. each o lbs. Of powder
are suffice nt for the usual service charge.
bat on the trial. A lbs will be useds--
The report. says the Guardian, will be Ter
rife. and will probably be heard al he
distance Of several miles.
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a National .N1ns-Ths Hon. John
Quincy Adsms. % behalf Of ihe Mass
n.as ! Report rslsIiss 10 ihs .depii g. Of q
= nsiionsl name, ~ proposed BY the Nex
York Historicsl Society. Mr. Adam.
prefers he name 81 ..Coixntia@ 10 any
csslhsr ior ali, purpose. and says lhal BE-
fore the Revolutionary waf i vas .as.lms.
ca by general consent - sigaihesnl o. TOE
whole Uniou and has been famIltar'ze1 20
every mind shy Two popular songs me
esms name. be also SAYS. was gwen oy
-1cf of canersss 10 The District ordained
BY The Consiiiulion 10 be gosefned BY the
exclusive Jurisdiction 81 the whole Union.
He perceiyes DO adequate reason fer dis
csrding this name. nor whereiE1t should
fail to answer al she5purposesstpr which
1 national name Is desirable. N
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CIR.
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FARM for Sale.

IN srch is, 1856.
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Are our Mechanics Worthy
of SuppOrt9

HarPers.Ferry, June l9. lsl5-3L'
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'VALUABLE LAND

April2s, 1916 It's
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06


bsIEEM.-Ihe Washinstnn genres
Poodsni q ne \. y. s:osnsr risrs:
II vi neasea . Inmor lhar i currenl
hfFs. and ahich thoss b@fs infarmed %
NE sableci. asser - Be veil founded,
shlrh i. flizi tie is0 Iasl Mexicsn IL.
ssalmen,s. w; The seeund and bird, he
rteelpi q ~hirh oar Government has &C.
khasisdgeh. uas given - Saala Anna ~
cur Ageniia Mexiro. 20 whom Il vas paid,
siih he aHo- ledge and assent. II Mi ~
me express direction Of our Government.
~ which Santa Anna was 10 BE- indacrd.
o. 70 terms better ehsracierising ne l.ans-
arlion bFibed. N acquiesce in aar aeuui.i-
i'an Of Texas. and in The establishment Of
such haundary - ne might tlink desira-
bic. The esidenre il relalian IN This sub
lert vii rrahsbly be snon presented 10 tie
public. iIeannnl have excaped your no.
ire thai illr downfall Of Santa Aura has
nat bern heralded By lhe Governmen.
press IN Tins city with any 0f shose de-
slded expressions Of qualification would
haze been natural were there mi some
unabridged cause fur il moderation
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06
: From the National In.elligenccr.
THE "ANNEyATION," RI

Confident, we trust without suifcien,
foundation, Of the success OF the plans
which have been laid for securing the pas
sage by the Senate of the Texas Joint
Resolution. in the form IN which il has
reached that body from the House of Rep
resentatives, some The most active agents
in the execution of those plans begin to
disclose, through inalvertence doubtless,
their full appreciation Of the dangers in
which the success Of their Vaccinations
are TO involve our country. -@
"lE," SAYS the New York Herald Of
Monday, it the Joint Resolution should
pass in few days, that result would bring
up train of consequences in connexion
with our foreign relations that would pro-
baby produce new and original crisis in
the affairs Of Europe, Of America, and,
perhaps. of the whole civilized world.
The same popular feelings which, in this
country, will have carried the annexation
Of Texas, will also occupy Oregon, and
go ahead, in all general movements, so far
as this continent is concerned. This po-
Icy will bring us'into immediate collision
with the policy of England, and the NUT
;erings from that quarter, which for the
last two months have been so audible,
will become louder and stronger, until a
collision, not only of opinion, but of ply
steal force, must take place, that will be
the commencement of new era in the
progress of the world.
1--WE are on the threshold of new and
important movements among civilized ma
iions, which, at all events, may embrace
wide interests before its results settle down.
Every thing will depend on the action of
the present Senate; for that is the enter
ing wedge to all that may follow--the first
step in a new series Of mighty events"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06
FROM MExIco.


The New o,leans Bulletin hiss papers
from lhs CITY 81 Mexico 10 The 18Th ulii-
mo. and from Yer. Cruz 70 the 3oih. The
CITY Of Mexico was quiet, andevsrY thing
proc edlEg IN i,s usual manner. Ga The
morning OF The 18th ulnmo. the csnGons
announced TO The inhabitants the raising
VI the stale Of Siege 10 which they had
been subj c.ed during The late troubles.
Santa Anna still remains in the Castle
Of P,rote. subject 10 the most rigid sur
vssllancs. Ii has been decided TO Try him
for malpractice. 10 his late capacity Of
Commander. in-Chitf, OF. Pre,iden,. and
not ss alrst.or. which indicates thai SINE
mllder course will be pursued towards
hin Than what had been predicted IRON
the fury Of the people generally.
THE clemenry appears TO haze emana-
ted from The two Chambers Il Cnngress,
(according TO The Courier Francois Of the
18th ulune,) which paper gives bG.u.
''iul speech from SeGor Prdraza, before
that body. on the occssinn Of The MISSION
OF Gen. Hsro 5 Tsmsrez, who, i, v i'll be
remembered. was deputed By Santa Anna
to requr,t . safe passport from the Go.
vetnmen,. The more rlolsn. portion Of
the Chamber wished TO setze the Gene-
rsl Who bere flag Il Truce, bus which
course was I,u.trs,ed alpne BY This speech.
aud doubtless has Influenced The subse-
queut action nf Government,
The Gnvetnm,n, hss decided TO try
ey court martial all the Office RS who obey
vi the orders OF Santa Aans after The
election Of Gen. llarrera as President IL
the Republic. They have already been
displ. ce,i from their command.
The effects belonging to Santa Anna,
1t his residence OF Manga de Ciavo. have
been seized by tho authorities of the de-
parimeut OF Vera Cruz. and removed to
that CITY for sale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06
FROM NAUyoO.

A gentleman from Nausoo informs that
the great mass al the population Of the
city rs in state bordering on slsr.a!ion.
There Is no business gong on, and no
means "f oht.ining subsistence only by
charitable donations from The richer ci's-
ses Subscriptions ate passing through
The city for The relief Of the poor, aud
everv day basket. are carried around to
collect provisions for the s,arsing. The',s
IRON the lsiedo,.ites are numerous as ever.
Notwithstanding the iour hundred police.
Indeed, this police is a .proiecuon to the
thieves. or rs.her is made Up Of thieves
IN grea, part, who, when on, ., night, os-
'ens'bly fol the protection ofprope'ty, can
'he more successfully purlon aad hide u.
IL IS astonishing how The poor spirit
less dupss Of Nanvoo can bear 10 patience
'helf suffrrings. Many 81 them have been
sedncei from comfortable homes by the
representations ma,le by the Elders
abroad Of Tie glorious state OF thugs at
N~nvoo. and the brilliant prospects oft,s
Inhabitants. To them Il was rxaIbittd
as a. E!en--laad snd provisions cha. |,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06
inien. The constitufIsn. ana fhe Laws
fhe Guardians efesr Liberty.
I1GEsDcD@U@E
Thursday. March @.
COUNTY MArrERs

A. Dc February term q our Coun,y coun
BID iasi werk, no hasines q espeeiul inirrr.s
vas trsnsar'ed, exocPs iesying ne tazes required
for county purposes Cor nc ensuing rear. The
rePort q dc Finance Committee Was read, and
IN regard % our comrnon schools exhibited so.ne
interesting heis. The Common sehooI system
: matter q deep Interest % the community, and
. i gratifying % psnceise thai IN Onnge eoun.y
4 has heen attended with no small deeree &c sue.
CO... The Finance Committee repOrt, that de
nnmhcr of scholars who Attended those schools
was about s,7it, q whom 1870 we've males. ami
1874 frn,Ics;. that the average pesed for which
The PuIils attended was nine months Ind one lhinl
and that The erpen-e q Icaehings Was about one
daIlar Cor carh scholar.
The TcPon took q eursoy view az the finances
o. the county, and closed with recommending the
following taxes:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06
En0e Mills for Sale.

THE subscriber, wishing to close his business
= in Orange, will sell all or half of his Mills
on Enoe, known as " Enoe Mills" situate fy"
miles below Hillsborough. There is the rise Of
three hundred acres of land, a dwelling house
with six rooms and three ire-plaees all Necessary
out-houses, miller's house, wagoner's house, and
overscer's house. There would be employment
in the mills and land for seven or eight hands.
There is a Threshing Machine, Saw Mill, Cotton
Gin, two Wool-carding Machines, Oil Mill, Corn
and Flour Mill well known to the community.
The Carding Machines have carded in one season
from four to six thousand pounds of wool, at from
a to 10 cents per pound. The Oil Mill has ma
nufactured in one season eight hundred bushels Of
flaxseed, at an advance of rs to leo per cent
The Merchant Mil has manufactured eight hum
dred barrels of -four in the year.
Persons wishing to purchase, can have tine on
the payments. See Mr.. ]. +. LroS, my partner,
on the premises, or address him, Postmaster, Enoc
Mills or myself (post paid Milton, N. C.
-...- THOS. w. HOLDEN.
Milton, N. c., January, ls45. 6S-3w
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CONGRESS-.

We learn from the National Intelligent
Ger, that in the Senate, on Wednesday, the
debate on the Texas question was CONT
nued in long and able speech by Mr..
Miller, Of New Jersey, against the Reso-
luton of Annexation. lie was followed
latter the daily recess) by Mr.. Bagby, of
Alabama, in powerful speech against the
Joint Resolution, on the ground of defect
Of constitutional power in Congress to an
mex Foreign States to the Union. TO
Mr.. d. succeeded Mr.. Uphanl, of Yer
mont, in an able speech in opposition to
the passage Of the resolution; after which
Mr.. Bates, of Massachusetts,, took the
floor and delivered an animated speech on
the same side of the question. The Sc
nate then at late hour adjourned.
We understand (says the Intelligencer)
that the question will most probably be
taken on the Resolution this crhursday)
afternoon. Mr.. Archer has the privilege
Of closing the debate, and he is expected
TO succeed MIR. Crittcnden, who has the
floor for this morning.
In the House of Representatives, the
Senate's bill to reduce hostages, after be-
ing SO amended as TO raise the hostages to
ten cents for any distance over three hun
dred miles, and without eny other materi-
al amendment, was passed and returned
to the Senate for concurrence in the
amendments. Whether the amendments
will be accepted by the Senate, or not, we
cannot say; but we set it down as Ger.
tain that in one form or other the bill will
become law at this session.
From the National Intelligenccr Extra.
The Joint Resolutions of the House
were debated on Thursday, in the Senate,
by Messrs. Crittendcn and Archer, in OPP
position to them. ssaa s~s &
, When Mr.. Archer concluded, Mr..
Walker moved To amend the Resolutions
of the House as follows:
And be ii further enacted, That if the
President of the United States shall. in his
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06

+ Tux cHRIsrI.s PaRLoR MAelzISE.--We
have examined several numbers Of this work, com.
mcncei in May last and edited by the Rev. Dari.
Us Mead. The design is to furnish literature
freed from the immoral blcmishes which too oflen
attach 70 our popular magazines, and to blend
with il the religion Of the Bible. The work is
handsomely executed, and the whole design seems
to he well carried out. We arc so much pleased
with the wok that w. desire 10 become better &C
quainicd with it. The prospectus will be found
in our advertising columns. " @~vF @~'~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06

49, ihs SOFA . hai b.airhi EFusrl
Rsrsul,ug O. fhF tasie a ills FngTarfE. ~
uhsi risurarirF sntFrr i rrstirrs INN I've
ar.isi 4 7 nliinasrly dssingsishr 1 ~ It's
s.ms a. Ii.e paprE We msr hopr lhai
he EarsI lias {. grss iags may i. - - -.
nrAlnred II ! trihiag r1p~nsr.
Nhas ire1snrrs. ahewfarr. a. kne aFl
,say rssnns..n pnirfrrips eail fsrsI. 81 sle
ps,i6csuon of pat'ir lasies h sill beui-
d.ns..sod liai E ,peak afIhe syaem frnm
.rl.sI iaspsrtion. having seen. IN Ese
minn'rs. irllrr.pn = and drawings irans.
Irgred % he zinc and lOE.hwigh psinlcd
sT
We knew Of one PRIMER whnse siark
az slereslyrrs las rn.t m less ! sun lhaa
three handn a lhnnsand pnrnds. and Il !.
nn,haiae lhai there Exists IN the I.onden
1arehnss ss.ereniype properly for shich
NM ards a q million has ibeen paid.
Sasrly IN extensive eslzhlishmeuis DE
enp!symeni of sUrh means Cor Ire mulh.
t.licslion nc books must he saving 10 he
pFiulrr, also " lhe hoakseller. and ronse.
auenIly . heneii 20 the public. Cor he
snnrIy viii create demand whirh NAV
Ultimately be answered BY lie mnliiplies.
iiaa OF ralrable hooks prescribing II i
sgnare. nav. even a a rubic. ratio. We
have spolsn of i..w of tie purposes Do
which :. Anasia,ic Printing" may &c "a.
dressed. II is impossible 10 speculate on
the nses 10 which u may be applied in
furthrrlnce al useful an; The great princi-
pie l.. however. ah,Ppy and perfect adap-
iaiion 10 answer an col OF incalculAhls
public benefit. and lhal this may be spec.
Oily in pmgrrss Of realization nuti be The
wish Of all interested in The well briag Of
art and The ca!tiSation 81 letters.
The proprielors not having yet estab-
liShed their steam press. il viii be clearly
un,le stood that the results We speak Of
nv. been produced By small hand press.
Il 10 confidently hoped thai the results
with steam will not he less satisfactory:
this, however, fcmains - be pro, ed.
Should corresponding success by ihis
means attend The efforts Of the inventor,
the most marvellous results mus, Al once
ensue; for /, Immediately supplies pow
or Whereby such paper as The Times
might be multiplied 70 lhe amount Of 30O.
900 copies in day. And not TO forget
the aluc Of the invention rs regards III. |
Such paper might be illustrated nv first
rate artists. whose sketches one hour az |
ter The events they celebrate might be in |
circulation with the paper.
We quote the nambcr 800. 900 as some
ding drfniie, but ifil were necessary. the
number might extend TO Million. Pro-
'ided always, we yet say, The unlired
steam equals in anywise tho production
Of the smaller pres. II Is useless TO al
tempt comment upon this adaptation, sup
posing il borne out 10 the extent j, pro-
misses: il is beyond the pale Of all ordinary
comparisons: calculations and figures &c
duce u 10 mean standard. .aa. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06
Lin's Balm of China,

Fur Bruises, Sores, Biles, Cuts, Cd Sores,
and Piles.
"A sERf valuable preparation under this name,
+ to be had of d. Heart, in this place. Its
MERCHANTS are so well adapted to the healing of
Cuts, Old Sores, &c. that its effect is immediate
One nights application win suffice for the cure
and relief Of almost any kind of pain. The Pub
Inc can well appreciate this article as they get the
worth OF their money ten times over.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co, 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, Ii. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & R.
Sloan, Greensborough. -.---.-
February IL. 1872 ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06
From ,hs Providence Transcript.

The Writ OF ERRoR.-'The Supreme
Cour, have granted the writ Of error pray
ed for in the petition of Thomas w. Dorr.
The Governor and Attorney General have
been c,ied in. behalf Of the State to appear
on the first Monday Of December neat 10
hear the question argued. ..-..-.s....-
The effec, Of this will be merely TO try
the question whether the Constitution
and Laws Of the United States have been
violaed by Il action Of this State in the
fri i # Dorr for treason. 3ef
Il will moi be resr, t:ed by any that the
Sll rene Tour, ar. 10 hear and determine
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06
Valuable Plantation
For SALE

TOh SAbE.
Il AM DESTROYS to sell my plantation, lying on
= the waters Of Back Greek, adjoining the land
Of William Mebane, Lemucl II. Melane, and 9th.
crs, containing six hundred and forty acres, thirty
or forty Of which are the hest low grounds; ha.
on il good meadows and orchard, and il waterci
with never failing springs, and good well IN the
yard. The Dwelling House Is small, bur CON-
Portable, and is one of the healthiest and hand
soonest situations in the country. The Plantation
Is well adapted to the growth Of corn, wheat, and
tobacco; is about one half cleared, and under good
fence. The land formerly belonged to DIR. John
A. Mebane, and lies three miles north Of Mason
Hall. For further particulars, address the sub
scribcr, Mason Hall, Orange county, N. G.
GREEN ID. JORDAN.
March 4. 66-ti
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NDU@AgEI0Eo

ne RS. SUTTON will spcn a rrnaI Female
A'A School, ut the residence Of Mr.. A. G. MUIR
dock, two miles north Of Hillsborough, on Men
day the Sd of Marsh. The situation is retired
and healthy, ard free from temptations to extr-
yagancs and show. Board may be obtained in
the same family with the principal, where their
manners and department will be strictly attend
ed TO. No pains will be spared to give thorough
instruction in all the branches of substantial ed
ucation.
TERMs--PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
For Board, including washing, lights and
fuel, due in advance, $40 90
For Spelling, Reading and Writing, Z 90
For Geography, Gnmmar, History, &c. 9 GO
For all the higher English branches, IL co
For Needle Work, extra charge, 90
P.S. The Rev. VIM. C. Sutton will give scme
attention to the instruction end superintcndonce
Of the school, when not engaged in his pes,or;l
duties. -
February IL. @a...@e 63---4w
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