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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS,
~ Just received and fyr sale by
Thomas II. White,


VALUABLE LAW BOOKS,
NJ Just received and 5Jr sale by
Thomas II. white,
No. So Canal street.
WHITES LAND LAW of California, Texas Mexico
and Southern States.
DOMAT'S CIVIL LAW; 2 vols: Folio.
CIVIL CODE OF LOUISIANA.
BENJAMIN AND sLIDELL'S DIGEST.
BULLARD AND CURRY'S DIGEST.
POTHiER ON OBLIGATIONS. |
WENDELL's BLACKsToNE'sCo MMENTARIEs;
vols.
UNITED STATES STATUTES at Large; 8 vols.
VATTELL'S LAW OF NATIONS.
HoWARD's SUPREME COURT REPORTS. com.
plate.
BOUVGE'S LAW DICTIONARY; 2 vo's.
STARKE'S LAW OF EVIDENCE; vols
N. B-Luw Students invited call and he Tex,
BOoks. offered at moderate prices as above no s:r
SUNDRIES-Landing and in store-Raisins,
G1rrant ard nd G AREs P39k1gff Pf sale 3y
JEWELRY RECOVERED-Severa articles
Of Jewery supposed to have been stolen Yesterday
taken from in the Second Municipality, and now
by proving property and paying for this advertisement n6 81
A LADY occupying Large House in the Third
Mgno2aty near tfy Railroad and n Legee would
a Si ad 70 V o. at hs dod f
this paper, viii be attended to. mt st
A PARTNER WANTED-Sent or Active
%h SPs and Psfo$abs BoE Basas
already established One who is good Salesman preferred
New Orleans. Mt 3t"
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD = Ran away
from The sq n II o. T tae IS MoyegBe Negro
years Old RWPoeyeE T arrest said gt and give nfor OK
will receive the above reward Inc ST. J. b. CROZAT.
pOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs -2l2
- packages landing from steamer Pacific, ships cSap
Toronto, Lucen and COrnela, for sale liberal #aI
pa 1T G. W. DUNBAR, 8 Magazine st "a.
r BROWER q CO., House FURNISHING
TTEES SGEa.p srs.iT IPg n; GIktAssS
90 Iron sad W6Sb4S w NE, kNIIv Ks ~
tbs most complete ssoaeat 10 Be- found md in 9si he
city,; a Isl The celebrated Republic COOKING
STOVES. nc 2m3p
FOR SALE-Three Slaves, two likely young
Apply immediately at the Planters House. Canal street
| no u IL i. BOkNaM
Look to your Toeth-Thoy can be saved,
r. Dr. LAcRUE,s tof Paris TOOTH and GUM SPECIFIC
The cure Of sore diseea and 6eisE Gums and removing all
THIS preparation only csanses Teeth
prevent their becoming decay eonmncod viii arrest
Teeth l. is also one e ne best purifiers of the Breath dsoOS
az For sale 5y Or. GILBERT, 1925 Poydras street
agents vi" '0 '' w? EA 'T New Evans TX CO. Soy'
| rs I'm 2dP Ploprietors for the United States
PONY STAKE ':;::: Metairie Course.
81 49,
in Aye which the following have been numsd,
Y. n Rogers cutters oh, m TR5FL 42
| {. S. Ellis enters blk h COBURG.
| eS- Pacing 70 eommenee at hali-pts o'clock, no ~
RAKER'S STOMACH BITTERS-4O cases
oI love st bS SAMUEL iiGhG WOLFF s. Camp
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Millinery, Lace & Embroidery Store
Fashionable Clothing.


THE Subscribers pr ships william Caledonia
Branlcr Thonplon, Memphis Clara Wheeler bark
Patrick Henry ,IrssHl aud spe did assortment
FALL WINTER CLOTHING, consisting OF the following
articles ...
Brown Green, Hive and Olive do
Black Cloth DRESS COATS; -.---
Brown Olive and Green PARIS PALETOTsi
Black D0eskn Sacs and Sac PaletOts;
Black and ColoIed DCeIkn Sac OVERCOATs;
Blue and Beaver Cloth do do.
Blue and DraD Castor Beaver Sac doi
Fancy Twilsd Cloth do doi
Canada Gray PaletOU;
Blue Blanket Goats;
Fancy CooTed Tweed SaCI;
Fancy Cashmere Brumagen Sac Fro3ks;
Fancy Coats Pants and Vests, suits all Of
Fancy Cashmere PANTS
Black do. dos
Black DOeIkin do
Fancy Silk and Satin VESTS;
Black do. do.
Black Cashmere do;
Black Silk Duck do;
Black and Fancy Grenadne Vests
Fancy Cashmere Vests
White Marselles do.
Muslin SHIRTS ofeTery styIe
i Las9 -, DO To-, -, do; do; Pin
Knit Mro Cashmere Cotton Silk and Shaker Angelo Shirts
aud Drawers;
Linen Shirt Collars
Plain and Twi'ed Cotton Drawers
Gloves Fancy and Black Six CrRvats and scaTisi
Cotton, Marin0 and Fancy Silk Halihose;
silk and bingham Umbrelas,
Robes de ChalHhre;
Trunks. Cape bags al VaissS.
RnRRIS A. NAV CHMp STREET.
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So aapsrtissp.snss 81 Aastie'. s1les on r't page
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= things This Evening"

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o. /, at the new Temperance Hall, IS
PEMttN DIVISION, at half past7 O'Clock.
Charles street. No. 10, at 8, at Gretna.
JEFd RsnN DIyIs1O--. - -
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% 2dp Corner OF Common, under IlewlettI Exchange
NOR RENT, and FURNITURE FOR sALE-A
L most desirable two story BRICK DIV El!lllNG 81
HOUSE, lis AnnuncatOn between Basin and Robin tjhl
Streets containing Nine Rooms in the MAN building A
with ample for Servants, Kitchen Wash-foOm Bath
room and Sabes-suffcent in all to accommodate large
family. The Furniture Beds, Bedding; Kitchen utensils,
new offered for sale liberal lens, either
10 the tenant of the house or the public OIL h2dpf
yETINDoW GLAss-2OO Window Glass, assorted
w and qualities Cred prices lower than before
sold In New Bui Gzers and Dealers invited
'' ~ NATHAN JARVIS d. CO.,
o22 Corner Of Magazine aud Common streets.
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-Test between Mr..
l. Kendals Biloxi Fire Brick. cost IS, and the Scotch
Fire Brick cost s35, branded Garnknk,
Leeds's Foundry, August 3, 1850.
At the request of Mr. Kendall put into furnace
which we melt iron, of Mr. kendas brick, with of
The very best Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch Brick melted
slightly; Mr. Kendas not at ALL neither broken cracked
LEEDS & co.
We are filling Planters orders and waranng our brick TO
stand fire. at 50 and the carriage. VIM. H. EAGER,
aus 2dpu Agent Biloxi steam Brick Works.
DEPPER-50 bags Black Pepper landing from
nj gun A f. COCHRAN & co. ~ Tohoupitoulp.st.
p AISlNS-In whole, half and quarter boxes,
ne H'" 'RiS a. F. COCHRAN s. co. q TOhOupiouasst
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Liberty IN Havana,-The Philadelphia Led.
states that Marin, who was one of the opera ga
pany recently in this country, now in Havana the
not permitted 10 use the Wofa Apertad strict
famous uuet IN Z nritahl' AN oinGef nd the
word, and all who applauded him. T wear
loyalty was substituted. Marini, abqe word
ago, was sent to prison because he used FveTv.
libertad" after it had been forbidden, saws he
qouy VINO hearu the opera IN fRuaoelPiied by the
sonorous voice Of Marini, and the enth;
vor with which he sings this fine piece
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The running passenger CORA No
Cont Keeling, will leave THIS DAY, 9Th ut o'clock
the Bends, n6 T. D. SMITH, II PoydraS At.
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The Population Of the Cities.-Tt tbe cenS,,.
not yet complete, but there is no dotion of Rail-
now being taken will show the poFv not az nm n
more more 70 De over IoU'UUU IL II dose than 100000
$4,000. This would be little mno of the noDu,
increase in twenty years, doue Of increase the
latlon in fifteen years. AT this near ,1non a mil
city would have population OF cent,rv closes
lion and a half before the pres conntry- 10 fIi;ng
The rapdity with which tied from the s,Toy,f6
up with population may be inle 10 some nte1estinsr
oil the CUES new ork Pres)n was 1913, TOO: in
1880 it was POP, JS9 in Isl, il ia s1nDoseJ ~ he
lS45 it was 37l ,223, and L; az large as il was
over jO0,t0O--or four tmhn AT This rate twill
thirty years ago. If it gc,ve its manhattan n,,r
before the century is outra are hit three cities in
Der several millions. 7 equal manhattan 10 New
Europe with superior citiss are. I,onJon With
York now Ihese LhD in 1914, now undoubtedly
d PopulaIoh OF S,VyL, Paris with l,Oj3,00 in
increased 10 @'@%G'Oe much below a million by
lo4o' out since reduGtresses in 184S; and Con
Tue teVoluIioh anu 1874, with one of its suburbs
stantlnoPiel 9oO'Oou II China and Japan several
III hsAa' 1here are estimated at a million and
cllles WIN PoPula' filth COnstantnOple, are with
upwards out Ihese,fsteu1om and of the civilized
out the bounds OF CT
world. hoU the Eproneap citv newt
Of PETERSBURG jrk in population, containing
inleflor 10 New ZIG, and but slowly increasing
4'oOOO people lhEhe three next-Vienna, with
since, II at a$I Berlin with 100000 in March,
4E91OO IN 4S4Swith d00,Sl3 in lS4J--have each
io4o' ana Napla quarter of their population, from
lost not less man, civil war, and consequent emf
choefa' feVoluprl, 1S4S. Baltimore American
grafton, since
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~ Consignees merchandise by ship NORTH ATLANTIC,
Liverpool requested to have their permits taken out within
days the goods will be the public sees
at e expense and risk OF the owners thereof.
nj JOHN TOOLE, IS Bank Place.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT TO MOBILE For
~ The di1bana Rirerseyera additional light draugt hoata
wing been placed Freghts Tor
gried from with he delay. Az reghs, therefore, offer
tnr will Cans Mail Line The goods 70 be cen
signed Campbell Co., Nj. Warning & Co, or s. g. Marsh
g. Co.. Mobile 80.
ga E. H. WlNGATE, Agen Canal Line, 80 Poydras st.
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ROUND HILL
FEMALE ACADEMY,

vTyHE next Session Of this institution will COM
L mence on Monday the 4th day Of February
next, and will continue five months. All Stu
dents are requested to be present on the first day
Of the Session. The School will be taught by
Miss Martha Duty, Of Oxford, N. q. The pu-
ces will be as low for tuition as any School in the
County Of the same character. Board can be had
in few hundred yards Of the School. at from 81
to $500 dollars per month. For any further in
formation wanted, please write to me at Round
Hill p. o., Orange co.
ID. G. PARRISH.
Jan. "a, 1850. IT.
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CONGRESS.

In the SENATE, on Thursday the nth, the re-
solution heretofore offered by Mr.. Clemens, cali
ing for information as to all proceedings, insruc-
lions, &C. in relation to California. was taken up,
and long and excited DISCUSSION took place /; in
the course ofwhich Mr.. Dickinson said that he had
always stood up for the South, and always would;
whenever the national issue was made, he would
rcpudiate il, no matter whether il arose from the
North or South. The grea. holy Of the Northern
people were as sound on The subject Of slavery as
any other par, Of the people. He was very sor-
y the subject had been introduced, but was glad
70 see il coming to head.
re tho North ever marched against the South
90 help him God, if he had a sword to draw, be
would draw it ON the side Of the South. He
would sustain the North, too, in opposition to any
urgent demands from the South. But the North
never would march against The South. The
sword would never be drawn. From this. heat, q
better spiri, Of Cancellation would soon be produc.
cd.
Mr.. Clemens said the South would not rely up
on Northern aid-cither Of Democrats or Wings
Here and there were Southern friends. But the
masses Of the Northern people were against us
and so were the Legislatures, AM nc popular Con-
sentions. He would show Ilis at p roper time
The resolution passed, /nd the Senate adjourn
ed to Monday.
The House. was principally occupied, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, in Intellectual at
tcmpts to elect Door-Keeper.
On Saturday, Mr.. Clingman. Of N. q, moyet
TO postpone the election Of Door-keeper and Post
master until March, 1851. The question wa
taken, and the motion was carried by two MAJOR
".
Mr.. Ashmun, Of Massachusetts,, moved TO rr
consider the vote and lay the motion on the tabl'
Mr.. Savage, OF Tenn, contended that the cor
siitution required the House to appoint officers
and objected to the continuance Of Mr.. Horne
the present Door-keeper.
The Speaker said that according to usage, III
old officers continued in until their successor
were appointed. Il was not for the Chair to sa
that the Doorkcepers and Postmaster Of the La
House were not now officers Of this House;
was question alone for the House to decide upo
After some remarks by several members, II
House adjourned.
On Monlay, Ian. IS. Mr.. Foote's resolution
providing for the admission Of California intoth
onion, was taken up; when Mr.. Cass addrcssc
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ONLY $126lI

EOR ols q or s5'lendii sni tistiy triIhri
LikenekseS, .dsEiird,y slEzfioT = any
beIe1cf1rs i.krn N llzis Pl,cs. Perssnl h1ting
he inpsnsrt fspdpclisas q sriE,ay - okxwfurs
-psauE<s sE<esze-laks snd ~szhsHt esr<-ssd
ih<Es szx fe@ others n tbs srra1sn-hsxs n9w
shs fars <hanes Il eh4hsinx tArm zar sn< e suf
superior ziaisiures. possss~ins t<iskt. rsesr snd
dissln4 ElE. - sni5 $751; 0tk<r ., lss and
siles At rtdseed prscrsL
LiksD<~<s faksn equally ss sell IN elOudy -
n r5exz wfssher. Pes ehildEsn fr1m II -
s'eisxk on bright day.
Thiz opportunity ransinnes for one seek eniy.
Miniatures IS Ie<kstx. fFeszsFins. &C.. iskrn
IN better ssyls and 6nish than elsewhere IN his
State.
WILDE d DAUGHTER.
January. 1850. H.
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chamber. shd . usurralion II lie eonsil.
llonal rsWels II me PtesiisnL u.s. way
nl testing ne Een-e ~ lie SENATE. he
moved ihai i lie on he lzbls. uhlch failed
By = small mai Fily. The Suggestive
cane ~iih peculiar appropriateness from
The Senslef IRON Nenh t'srollna--x Ss-
major distinguished Is mneh Tor his sbiIl.
~. IibefsiIiy. and Iussire. a. he 10 by The
pFscsic4l wisdom derived from long and
intimate experirnre with pubiie sEairs.
Few Of anr public men hare been more
consistent and faishfal co their political
associations. and none hes been more ron
serssiise. safe and sagsrinps than Mr..
Mangum. Tried By Inc Wing standard.
he on NIL occasions when r"liry or local
considerations eslrzngsd Others. has a.
WAYS stood 6ln and challenged The res
pert OF the country and The confidence oI
his party. The memorable period Of
1912. when Wing Senators from vir-
glnia. Georgia. and Mississippi, refused
10 sustain The whole programme OF policy
which The election of Gen. Harrison i'm
posed. win not soon be forgotten. or The
important and honorable part which he
bore uhrn deserted by friends. and threat
ened with the reaction nf sectional in-
fuenee. The events nj that time. and his
unfallerinE devotion since then. have girer
Dir. Mangum commanding position with
the Wings Of the country. and seeuret
him . place 10 ihfir affection. which
neIther time NOT circumstance can alternate
They win be inspired by ihe recoIIerlionl
OF The past 90 rely upon his counsel now
and 10 expect The infuenre Of his grea
talents and craftsmanship. in composing
The elements Of agitation and romballin.
with The zane elevated and self sacrificing
national feeling which lie has always en-
hibiled. the sectional spirit whith nov
mensces the peace and permanance o
The Union. The Wing party look to hin
in this hour Of danger, and The counir,
expects his patriotic service At The saeri
fee Of every local consideration"
/ The sacrifice will be made made. | an
very sure; but not al the expense Of ih
constitutional rights Of any portion Of sh
people Of The United States.
WARREN.
| Washington City, Jan. 18Th, 1850.
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The Florida Indians. - The

The Florida Indians. - The Tai.
lahassee Sentinel oil the l4th instant says !:
. We learned Of a gentleman from Mana
tee. on Friday last, that the aspec. ofihings
in South Florida is very quiet, and that
no apprehension is entertained Of any hos.
tililies from The Indians. Gen. fwiggs
was still sanguine Of being able TO effect
a removal of at least portion Of them.
We understood our informant to say That
they had held council among themselves,
and had deputed Assinwhar 10 confer with
Gen. Twiggs upon another appointment
for a talk with him." The failure 10 hold
The talk appointed las, month is attributed
10 an alleged rumor among the Indians
that they were 10 be surprised. captured
and forced to emigrate. whether they would
or no.
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DOCTOR LIE ROY'S
Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry
PILLS.

In every instance where fair trial has been
! made, Dr. lie Roy's Pills have invariably gi.
ven satisfaction. sfiordng permanent relief in all
cases ofIndigtstion. and speedy cure for Head
ache, Bilious and Liver Complaints, Heartburn,
Acidity Of the Stomach, Depressed Spirits, Dis
turbcd Sleep, Frequent Palpitaiions. Spasms,
General Debility. Cosiiveness, &c.
They are mild in their operation, safe under
any circumstances. and thousands Of persons can
now bear testimony 10 the benefits to be derived
from their use.
These pills are superior TO any ever before dis
covered. In all bilious complaints; in general de-
rangement Of the system; in all disorders which
result from bad state Of the blood, these pills
are sovereign remedy. Price % cts. per Box.
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Kentucky Legislature.--In the House,
Joint resolutions have been introduced Ia
furnish block Of Kenncky marble to The
Washington monument, and 10 instruct
their Senators end Representatives in Con
gress toprocure The passage Of law giving
pensions 10 the soldiers and volunteers in
the war from 1883 10 1906. and bounty
lands 10 the volunteers and militia in the
war OF 1912.
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Michigan.-A,a recen, election in Nj
chigan. the people decided in favor Of .
Convention to revise the Constitution, by
a vote Of 33.l93 10 4.095-and in favor
Of the election Of all State officers, Dis.
trict Attorneys, &C., BY vote Of 3S,ll7
TO 72S.
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"Wednesday. J4a- .. 1850.
TosAcco.-The receipts continue light.
and prices are lowered-I.ugs ii a ssl:
Leaf 81 20.
corrox.-The demknd l. active. and
prices well sustained. We qsole ~ .
l2 lie.
FLoua. - CONTINUES dull-ihe retail
soris are u IS Tor superhne, &c 81 10
Family.
WHEAT But liale arriving -pnee'
are unchanged-Red 90 io2-Wba,
100 los.
coRS.-Is in fair demand 81 SO . see
Peas Black ryr Peas SO . SEE
White Beans 90 l00e.
BAcoS-New Baron. Tic.
LARD.-Va- Lard 10 kegs. u Sc.
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Liberale Legacy.-'rhe American Go.
loniza,lon Society has been The recipient
Of $4,000, left by The late b. 9. Stanton,
ESQ.,, Of Illinois. for The purpose Of pro.
noting education in Liberia.
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Obituary.

Died, in dis county. On Thursday The 2sd IN
stant Mn. ASs CanIrox. eonsort of Daniel
Carlton. The deceased vas highly esteemed for
her many virtues. and her death b . csuse q
much sorrow to her numerous friends and rela-
lives.
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Slavery In Maryland.-A bill has
been introduced into The Maryland House
ofDelegaies. by Mr.. Harris. Of 81. Mary's,
providing for The abrogation Of all laws
prohibilory OF The Introduction Of slaves
into that State.
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i, The Burnt District.-'rhe ST. Louis
Republican states thai The districts IN that
city, laid waste by therrcen, conaagralion,
have been almost entirely built up.
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Making

Making ST.
To the above probably will be added hsm
Caharus and from Statcsville--whichwill make
The whole number 50.
One strong pull more, and the charter will be
sccure.
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Equity Sale.

Equity Saic.
Thompson Maris and mife. and Others, against
Samuel H. Thompson and Others.
In obedience to the Decree Of the Honorable
! Court Of Lquity for the County Of Orange,
made September, ls49, shall offer for sale TO
The highest bidder, before the Court House door
in Hillsborough, on the 4th Monday Of February
next, the undivided interest Of Samuel H. Thomp-
son in the lands Of Samuel Thompson, decd, said
land being situated and lying on the waters Of
Enoe, adjoining the lands Of Richard Thompson,
Absha Faucet, and others.
Terms Of sale will be cash.
O. F. LONG, c. d M. 3.
Jan. 81. i0-oW
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Homestead Exemption. During The
last few months hills have passed as fol-
lows:--Maine exempis homestead TO The
value Of $500. and. IN the absence Of q
hom-stead, personal property 20 that a.
mount. Vermont exempts q homestead
10 the value Of $500; Iowa and Minneso-
Ia, 40 acres Of land. or lot; California,
800 acres Of land. or 10. worth $4,000 ;
Deserei, il is said, secures a home TO every
family. Georgia, Texas, Michigan, WIS.,
consin. Pennsylvania and Connecticut had
previously enacted similar laws.
Chronofype.
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Notice.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
December Term, lS49.
IT is ordered by the Court, that Monday the
! first day Of each Term Of this Court, hereafter
be set apart for the Transaction of County Busi-
ness, and that Jurors and Witnesses attend on
Tuesday the second day Of tho Term Of said
court.
JOHN FAUCETT, 6. G. 9.
January 80. H--6v
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SOUTH LOWELL
FEMALE ACADEMY,

THE Exercises Of this institution will COM
mencv on Monday The alst q January. IN
der the care Of Miss Emma ]. Patterson. Lady
Of Superior qualifications Is . Female Teacher.
The loesiion Of this insialson b in healthy
part Of the Country. twelve miles essl of Hiilsio-
rough. Every possible attention viii Be peid 20
secure The comfort and promote The advancement
of those who shall b. placed under oar care. The
neighhoshocdi Is one that cannot be surpassed fer
good morals and religious privileges.
TEAMS:
English branches. per session Of 8 months, 1000
Msssr. 1900
Board per month. 800
GEORGE r. CoGGIN.l
JOHN b. LEATHERs,
JN0. A. M.MANNEN, Committee.
JAS. 8. LEAF HERS,
sILAs M. LINK,
Jan-I 4-Sw
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heal Of men hsys nal thought themselsei
jshonored By ~ and surely no Irnftl.
sinu calls fora greater combination 81 high
and noble mental end0Wmehts. BelieEe
me. Ms. Editor. and let your rraden be-
liese M. he young man who possesses
The qualifications. moral. physical. Literal
~ and intellectual. neressafy 10 constitute
an accomplished ieaeher. may now drive
down his siske. with eensinly Of = reason
sble share OF fortune snd Of fame. in any
heslihy sillage nf she odd North Stale.
~ indeed Of the Southern States: and be.
liese me further. thai this same young
man would be capable Of rising 10 dis.
iinciion and eminenee m any Of The learn
ed professions.
Bat hare consumed nv time withou
reaching The ohjfr, for which iook 81
my pen. Perhaps. if you think thus NOR
Thy Of your PAPER. ! may. Al some leisur'
moment. trouble you and your reader
again. 0LrvER OLDscHcoL.