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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-04-23
To Mcssrs. Geo l. Stanton & Co.
THROWN FROM A BUGGY.
Coshocton Ohio Jan, 10 1913,


Ut. STnntOn
Sir used one bottle of your external remedy
Hunts Linmcnt for and injury received by being
thrown from buggy. 1t cured me up immediately al.
though had tried the nsnal list Of Pastcrs Opodildocs
&c, without experiencing any benefit whatever.
Yours, Respectfully
BURkET F.. DOANE
This celebrated Medicine is for sale by every respect.
able Druggist aud Merchant throughout the Country ut
= aud 80 cents per bottle and in this place by w. r.
Russell and II. A. SHELDON. 52lw
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n O II C. f. .

The assistant Judges of Addison County
Cou'i, VIII hold an adjourned meeting, for The
purpose OF g1apllhg Licenses, at The Courl
day of May next al ten o'clock in The FORE
noon. GEORGE S. SWIFT ClerL
hiddlebury, April 18Th, 1850 52w2
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MIR. BENTON has written to the United
States Attorney of the District of Columbia,
calling his official attention to the late pistol
scene in the Senate.
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~ DR.. DIN, President of Middle,own
University, is, aud has been, for three
months past, lying sick in the city Of New
York.
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Potatoes for Sale.

THE subscriber has on hand quantity o.
irst rate Potatoes which he will sell cheap.
CHILlON CRANE.
Bndport, April LIST, 1850. 49t
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Notice.
MI " FIR NJ

MIDDLEBURY, April Is, 1850.
THE Subscribers have formed Partnership
in business under the firm of
NATHAN WOOD Il CO.
and have taken the Old Store lately occupied
by John Wood, where they will endeavor to
serve their friends aud customers with Goods
at the lorosi prices for rcddg PAY in cash or most
kinds of MerchanIable Produce, at Cash value.
NATHAN WOOD,
81 AUSTIN JOHNSON.
On hand as above
Best Extra Ohio Flour, Genesee Flour,
Cut and Wro't Nails, Window Glass,
Havana Honey, for feeding Bees,
Young lily son, Tyson Skin and good Black
Teas,
Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Coffee, Raisins, Spices Of all kinds,
Oranges and Lemons,
Best Sugar cured Hams,
Good old Cheese and Lard,
Herds Grass Seed, Red top do, Clover do
Paints and Dye Stuils,
Best Bleached and Sperm Winter Oil,
Summer
Mill Saws and Files Cross Cut Saws,
A large assortment Farwells Polka Boots
and Shoes, n. York do, at very reduced prices,
Cotton Yarn and Batting, Carpet Warp,
Cast Steel Shoyes and Forks,
Copal Varnish, Spirits TurpenIine,
Glue Rosin, Tar,
Turks Island and Bbl. Salt.
Canada Salt,
Ground Rock, Dairy do.
Best Water Lime or Cement, n. S. Plaster,
Sperm and Tallow Candles,
Mess Pork, Salmon,
Bbls. & 10 Bbs. Mackerel Goldfish,
Sheet and Bar Lead, Snuff and Tobacco,
Bar Soap and Shaving do,
Scyihes and Hoes, N. S. Grind Stones
Super Ohio do. warranted,
Paint and Whitewash Brushes,
Brooms, Chocolate and Shells,
Cracked and Prepared Cocoa,
Eng'h Currants and Citron, Sal Soda,
Sal Eratus, Cream Tartar aud Starch,
Fish Hooks and Lines,
Brooks Cast Steel Axes, Powder and Shot,
Gun Caps, Blasting Powder and Fuse,
Stone Ware Gents aud Ladies Rubbers,& SC.
&c, &cu &c. sc.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION BY A PRINTER, who
II has had ten years experience in the bust;
ness; and is competent to take charge of an
Office. Address, post paid, PRISIER," Box
No l6l, Middlebury Post Office.
April Is, 1851 4
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Nor BAD.-The .SandusIy City (Ohio)
hI.r,..... L. .ar..nn..Ilo IL 81

NOT BAD.-Ibe NdhduMy Gig IUhoJ
Mirror is responsible for the following
A hard case of subscriber, 10 whom the
publishers of the Mirror had scrt the week
ly paper on credit, was at last dropped Fl ON
the list all ordinary measures of collection
having failed Our agent was encountered
the other day by the delinquents wife, who
wrathfully insisted that " she knew what was
ne xspapcr law-:hat she did Mr.. Mills
was bound to send the paper untiaN arrear-
ages Were paid :"
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Potatoes.

500 Bushels of the well known Sheldon
Potatoes, for sale at the store Of
ii. a. SHELDON.
April LIST. ~
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FISHING.
Lines
Trout & Salmon
Fishing

Lines, Trout & Salmon
Made OF Cotton, Flax, Fishing.
silk, Plated Silk Lon3 Superior London Fly
don Fly Line Chinalllod; Parent Fly Lines
Twist, Tor Grass,l and Brass Reels, Plain,
Hair. Check and Multiplying;
Hooks, Treble or Single silk.
Suitable for Fish Of ev-,worm Gut Casting
cry kind from the Min Lines Sikworm Gut
now 70 the Shark Coduf various qualities
Mackerel, Tautog )Slver and Brass Gimps
Perch Hooks, &c, SC ,ot all sizes
salmon, Trout, and Trout n Salmon
Pickercl Hooks, SC Flies,
SC. oi the best k'nhs, con,
Blue Fish Squids, 'stantly on hand, ard
Mackcrcl Jigs. tied TO order Of any de
Hooks Gangcd, sired pattern. Min
On Linen, for all kinds,now Grasshoppcrs,
Of salt water Fishing and other artificial bait
Hooks tied to Silkworm, O'Shaughnessey
Gut, Engine Twisted Limerick Carlisle
Hair, Gimps and Wire. Hooks, tied to best Silk
for Fresh Water Fsh-worm Gut
ing. Fly Hooks Bat Box
Rods, ,cs and Kettles, Fishing
For Salmon. Trout Baskets, Landing and
Pickerel, Bass, Perch Bait Nets, Folding Net
Smelt &c, Sc. Gen Rings, Landing Hooks,
eral Rods. Walking, Bait Needles Disgorg-
Cane Fishing Rods GERS, Clearing Rings,
Calcutta Bamhoos Brass and Steel Swiv-
Southern Cane Poles els Of all sizes
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SALT FISH !

Goldfish, Mackerel, No. l and ?, and Sal
mon, Of superior quality. for sale at the Cash
Store. Il. l.. FULLER.
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For Salmon. Trout
Pickerel, Bass, Perch
Smelt, &c, &c. Gen
eral Rods. Walking
Cane Fishing Rods.
Calcutta Bamhoos
Snnflcrn Cnne Poles.
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Made OF Cotton, Flax,
silk, Plated Silk, Lon
don Fly Line, China
Twist, Tor Grass,l and
Hair.
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LUNATIC ASYLUM.

w WANTED from one to two million Of Bricks to be.
w made in rnoulds 81 inches long, A inckes wide,
and inches thick, two thirds ia be hard and well burn-
ed and not exceeding one third, good Salmonto be in
spected by the Commissioners slck person they.
may appoint. The Bricks be counted in the WALL
and ell openings to be excluded Separate proposals,
will be received: 80 81 !,e.5,s IS 3 -, 2
l. For the Brick by the 1000 to be taken q. de kiln
2. For the by the 1000 to be delivered at the
building. i. s1'..zE s. 4
8. For laying the same BY the 1000.
4. For the same by the 1000, laid in the wall.
scaeding and all materials Except Lme) to be supe
piled by the contractors. 80
Proposals will also be received for excavating and ay
ing the foundation of the Asylum in good work
by the perch-al materials except lime to be furnished
by the contractors. ..t.r - !.
There is said to be good clay the land selected for
the Asylum 50, the contractor viii Be at liberty to
use it Wood can be had conveniently and moderate
prices.
Bonds with approved security will be required Of the
contractors. Ten per cent on the amount of tie con-
tract viii be padin advance; the remainder as the work
progresses -
Sealed proposals to BE addressed to the subscriber at
Raleigh, before the 18th February next
By order of the Commissioners.
GEORGE W.. MORDECAI, Sec'y,
Raleigh, December l8, l849. 79O-td.
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MALE ACADEMY,
WARRENTON. N. C. :

Il. n. EKELL, n. N. Frtactpal.
TINHE Exercises will be resumed the second Nom
day, which is the l4th day of January, 1850.
The present principal was called to the charge Of this
institution gears ago, since which period its patronage
has continued uniformly to increase To his numerous
Patrons throughout the Country he his sincere
Acknowledgements and he hopes by untiring zeal and e
y in the discharge Of his highly responsible dues to
merit the continued support Of liberal and enlightened
public. The sblest Instructors are engaged with him in
the various departments of the School, and discipline,
at once mild and rm enforced The strctest attention
is paid to the moral well intellectual improvement
Of the Boys entrusted hiscare Boys fitted for the
advanced classes in College, for the active duties of
life. The Scholastic year is divided into two Sessions,
at the close of which Public Examinations will be held.
Students from distance required to board in the
family of the Principal. Terms as heretofore.
Dec 18th, ls49. 7s9-4t
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FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.
RICHMOND, va.


TNHIS property, now owned and worked by the Belv-
i dere Manufacturing Company, has been repaired
and greatly improved in its machinery. At considerable
expense supply Of pure spring water has been secured
which enables the company to furnish at all times, the
shortest notice,
GOOD WHITE PRINTING PAPER,
of the best materials and workmanship They also
prepared to orders almost any other description
of paper.
At the paper and rag store of the Company, (next
door to Messrs John Thompson & Co., and two doors
below Messrs. Webb, Bacon & Co., Main st.,) will be
found large and full assortment of
WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER,
embracing cotton yarns and envelope, prices suited to
the times TO- which they invite attention From the ad-
vantages of climate facility of transportation, &c., which
the Company Possesses they faer themselves that they
can compete successfully with the Northern manufacto
ries Expendng, as they do some fifteen thousand dol
lars annually for materials the product Of Virginia and
North Carolina, and aording employment to about fifty
persons whose earnings expended here, constitutes
they think claim the custom of the Southern
public. Orders should by addressed to Mr.. John Richards,
Superintendent.
II Rags purchased at the Mill and at the Store.
December l9, ls4S. 7S9-6t
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GOLD WATCHES e. JEWELRY.

e. NEW arrival of large and fashionable assort-
of the above just at hand and for sale cheap
s&aSz3cr than ever at PALMER 4 RAMSAY Jew
elry Store. The most extensive stock Of all articles in
their line that has been offered for sale here for years.
Come and see, you do not buy.
Dozen gold and silver Watches, of all kinds,
Gold fob. vest and guard Chains, Keys and Seals,
Fingerrings, Earnings Breastpins, Studs, and collar
Buttons,
Gold Lockets Bracelets, Clasps gold silver and spring
steel Spectacles,
Gold and silver Pencils and Pens and waist Buckles
Silver Combs and Tortoise shell Spectacles
very extensive assortment Of Silver and Plated
Spoons, Cups Ladies' Sugar Tongs, Salt Spoons, &c.
large stock Of Cutlery, Razors Knives, Rasorstps,
and Diamond Paste for Razors Brushes Hair Brushes,
Combs, Tooth Brushes, &c.
Butter and Fruit Knives, Gold and Silver Thmbles
Coh and Silver Mounted Walking Canes,
Silver Plated Castors, Candle Sticks, Waters,
Baskets, Gerandoles,
A large assortment of Perfamery, Coloenes, Soaps,
Boxes for Toilets Fancy articles and Christmas pres
ents, and variety of other articles. ~
All kinds of Watches and Jewellery repaired in SUE
peror STYLE Old Gold and Silver received in exchange.
PALMER & RAMSAY.
Raleigh, Nov. ls49. 7s5-tf.
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- FRESH ARRIVAL
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

= ENESH ANH1vAks
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
T. AM now opening my usual assortment Of Goods for
the Season, comprising in part, Cloths Cassimeres,
Vestings Plain and Printed Cashmeres, Plain French
Marino, Black Alpaca Black French Bombazne, Black
Cashmeres Ladies Kid and Silk Gloves Linen Cambric
Handkerchief
100 Pieces Calico of all Shades.
English Ruly Prints Gala Plads for Children, Cotton
and Silk Hose and half Hose, Bonnet Cap and Tapistry
Ribbons Bobbns Tapes, Worsted Brads, Velvet Trim
mings, Combs Brushes, Soap, Cologn Water, &c.
100 pieces Bleached and Brown Shirtngs, Brown and
Bleaehed Jeans, Osnaburss, Marlboro Stripes and Apron
Checks, Linseys Kentucky Jeans, Diaper Irish Linen
54 l24 Bleached Shifting, White and Red FlanneIs,
and Patent Welch Flannela
500 pair Shoes, of Heavy and Kip Brosans for Men
and Boys, Womens Leather Bootees and Shoes, Ladies
Misses aad Cildrens Shoes and Bootees, general
sortment
Kerseysaud Blankets, Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery
Groceries Of al Kinds, Ground Alum snd Blown Salt,
Sperm Candles, Cotton Begging and Belle Rope, Twine
Green and Black, Cotton and Silk Umbrellas Moleskn
Fur and Wool Hats, Boys and Mems Caps, Nails and
Brads. For Sale by ]. BROWN.
No 8, Fayetteville St.
Raleigh, October Is. 7s0-
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS!
pASGY AMD BEAUrTPUL!

Ik40& i tAlA ~ J0JCA OIAE u ~!
TUsT at hand from New York and Philadclphia, EN-.
bracing every variety of style and fashion for the
ALI and WINTER Trade Of ls49, say,
Rich embroidered, and Satin Striped Delains,
Plain and Satin Striped Merinoes and Cashmeres,
Cashmere, Chameleon, and Tartan plaids,
Plaid Orleans Cloth and high colored Delains, (or
Children)
Rich Chameleon Mohair Lustres,
Dfab, and Mode color'd Alpaccas,
Mode color'd, Raramatta, and Moaselns
Superior Bfk, Plaid and changcable Alpaccas,
Beautiful Brocaed Cameleon Lustres, (of erey hue)
Splendid American and British Prints,
Jenny Lind Calicoes, and London Chintz, (of new
designs.9 5sses. g ~. a
Fine Plaid and Embroidered Gmghams,
Super Gros do Rhine, and changeable Silks,
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, Bishop Lawn,
Irish Linen, Long Lawn, and Thread Hkfs,
Beautiful China Pearl, and Leghorn BoNNErs,
Rich Bonnet Cap. Neck and Belt Ribands,
Silk Fnnges and Velvet Trimmings (0f ere-y shade)
Thread Laces, Edgings, and Muslin Trimmings,
Bobbin Edgings Silk and Worsted Braids,
Bleached and Unbleached Cotton Shiritngs,
Red and White Flannels,
Woolen Shirts and Drawers,
Plaid and Ombre shaded Linseys,
Embroidered Cashmere, and Rich Cashmere and
Woollen Shawls,
FtNs CIorHs and CAssIxkREs,
Overcoating and Kentucky Jeans,
Silk and Gingham Umbrellas
T. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh, Oct 16. Is49. $50
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NOTICE.

"AvING engaged the services of Lady from the
1 Troy Seminary, New York, design opening Fe-
male School in my own Family, at Henderson, for the
benefit of my daughters, and those who may wish
to patronize it. to commence on the 7h of January next
This lady, from her great experience in teaching comes
highly recommended fully competent to teach all tue
branches of an English education, well French,
Music on Piano, Drawing and Painting.
Young ladies who may wish to avail themselves Of the
opportunity of receiving good education, find board
in my own private family where every attention will be
paid them. My terms are:
For Board and Tuition for q session of five
months, $oO,OO
French, 5,OO
Music on Piano SIS use of instrument, $500 1900
Drawing and Painting 500
PRO. E. A. JONES'
Henderson, Granville County, 7ss III
November Is, l649.
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TIME Ssbscsibss hss just returned from New Yorl
81 and il now opening large and we'll selected Stoct
q Goods Id his line. Theywefe bought entirely fo
Cas and will bs sold st moderate advances for Cash
and 10 punetiial custonasrs on credit.
A large sid beaMtfful; Ass0ftment
.s LADIES DRBSS G00DS.
C6nsains inp.rt of Black Silks. Color:d Chameleon.
Do Figured and Plain Csshmsrs Ftench Merinos.
Orleans Cloths, Plaid Lustres-a great variety,
Black Alpacas, Ginshams. Delaines, &c.
French, English, and American Ptinfs large lot,
ilk and Cotton Hosiery, Gloves French word Coliare
.Laces, and Trimmings for Ladies Dresses,
Brown and Biescifed ShiTtings and SAestings,
white and Red Flanaels, Brown snd Bieached Table
Diapers, he. - 49, Ns5 ~.
Cfotlhs, EassfniAf.es, &c.
sunerfne Black French Cloth, Blue, and Brown d.
Tweeds sattinet. Kenfucky Jsss, plain and striped
Vestings Gentlemenb Black Kid end Black and White
Silk Gloves, Crsvats Pssgss snd Bsndanna Handkfs.
Irish Linen, Ready Made 6yer.coats and Vests.
| Blamkets, 70.
Large assortment Of Blankets. from 80 cents apiece
go pair, Kefseys, OsnabargSs afge assortment Of
Capene and Hearh Rugs, very large Stock Of Boots
and Shoes at the,lowest rates.
| Hats and Caps.
Beaver and Satin Beaver, the latest styles,
Broad Brims. low price. Black and Colored,
Catfornia doAa great variety OF Youth's Boys and
Gentlemen's Cloth Caps.
Groceries.
Brown, Clari6ed, Crushed and Loaf Sugars,
1 Rio, Laguaria, and old lava Coffee,
Imperial and Young Hysnn Aof the best quality,
/ Sperm, Adamantine and Tailow Candles-the best.
large lot of Crockery Hardware Cutlery, Castings
Blacksmith's Bellows, Anviis, Vices and Hsmmers
Nails. &C., ac and almost every article usually kept
No. l2, Fayetteville St., NC
1 October ~, lS49. ISL
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NEW WATCH & JEWELRY STORE.

W. II. THOMPSON
e WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
"a Raleigh and its vicinity, that he has opened a
Siai8choice stock of
WATCHES & IEw'EIRx,
in part of the Store occupied by Mrs. Thompson
Millinery establishment, where he offers for sale Gold
and Silver Watches warranted correct time keepers
the latest styles of
Fashionable Jewelry,
90
such Guard, Vest and Fob Chains; Cameo stone and
mourning Breaches; Plain, Chased and Stone Rings
Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and Silver Thimbes Studs
Collar and Sleeve Buttons. Ear Rings, Gold and Silver
Spectacles &C., Fancy Goods and Fine Cutlery all of
which will be sold cheap. Watches, Clocks and Jewel
y repaired in superior STYLE Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange.
Sept 81, ls49. 777-6m.
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GOOD BARGAINS FOR CASH.
- IN SHOES, SALT, LEATHER, & IRON.

IN SHOES, SALT, LEATHER, & IRON.
Il THE Subscriber has just seceived general
VGassortment of FAAiIL Y GROCERIES, toceth-
with his usual supply of superior Shoes suitable for
the country ade-apart Of which is very cheap. These
SHOES were procured by the Government for the sol
diers IN Mexico, and not being required were sold out at
auction and bought by the subscriber They were bought
at such rates a. to enable sell the very best bargains
in fhem. All my Goods bought with cash, there
fore can and will sell good bargains for cash short
time to punctual customers. Rags Feathers Beeswax,
Raw Hides, &c. taken in barter. -. >F.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore received from
the citizens of Raleigh, and particularly from the people
of the County Of Wake and the surrounding country
generally hope, by strict attention snd fair dealing in
business, to merit continuance Of the same. Cali on
Old Market Street, North side, 4th door from b. B.
Smiths corner. JORDAN WOMBLE
Raieigh Oct lS49. TT7S-
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VTNHE Subscriber, being desirous Of removing the
West, offers for sale the tract of Land owned by him,
and upon which he at present resides containing about
nine hundred This land is situated in the Coun-
ty Of Greene fourteen miles of the Raleigh and
Wilmington Rail Road, and Immediately on Contentnea
Creek the former being convenient for the transportation
Of cotton to market and the latter, during the Winter
and Spring months, affords good navigation.
The subscriber is he hazards nothing in saying
that these lands not surpassed by any in the Eastern
part Of the State much the larger portion yet to clear
and he invites examination by those who may wish to
purchase.
The Subscriber will give any reasonable time on the
purchase money Address the subscriber 1t Stantots
burg, Edgecombe. E. G. SPEIGHT.
Greene Co., Dec. 8, lS49. 1885, pd.
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Dec. ~, lS49..
NOTICE..

COX REWARD will be given for the apprehension
~GC and delivery to the Sheriff or Jaor Of Johns
ton County, of man who broke Johnston County Jail
ON the night of the 9th of August, ls49. who
rested Calvin Griffin but who had passed in said Coun-
ty for some time by the name Of Henry Griffin. He
was taken Capias charged with Assault and Bate
ry with intent to commit Rape.
Said Griffin, suppose, is between Twenty-Five and
Thirty years Of age. five feet eight inches high
fair skn and weighs about hundred and fifty pounds.
]. H. DANIEL, Sheriff
Smith6eld, September 18th, ls49. 776-tf.
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The Latest Fashi0ns Just at Hand.
n L. BURCH has returned from the North with
.every thing necessary for manufacturing the most
fashionable Boots and Shoes that be made. He has
bought the best Paris we'll as Philadelphia Calf Skins
and o,c feels confident that he can not only make as
fashionable but durable Boots and Shoes as any man
in the United States Call ahd examine for yourselves
November 81, lS49. 7S5-
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Teachers Wanted.

TNHE undersigned on behalf of the Trustees wish to
employ gentleman and lady to take charge Of the
Male and Female departments of the Carthage Institute
This School has been in successful OPERATION for five
years. and has yielded respectable salaries is prefer
rcd that it should be undertaken at the risk Of the Teach
ers but as the Trustees design make classical
stitution of the first orer those who sufficiently
commended can have reasonable salaries guaranteed.
Apply Immediately to the undersigned at Carthage by
letter or otherwise. SAML. ]. PERSON,
~ s. C. BRUCE,
JOHN SHAW,
ALEX. KELLY,
.- H. TURNER.
Dec ~. ls4s.: 7s0-st
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,l1r = Il .TnF1 ID.
IS - &, ~ S;s
MUTUAL w q sAls -
s II 1T IRTI4 ss. 90 s. q ss 81 !.
uyf3E .ho,S f:osSse6I hsS 6eAs.3fH op
9N ~ Xn,i Ia rnaSf ihe az III az d. EloWing
IA ~ - q, q .
III ~. 4 iahn.,c, s.;dant s. fS
. .W- n n ~ ~. pseS;8ent
i.ro.s Is iosrSsr SsseSfefssrts s
Wm n Jones i urer -s - 81
pcrr;I, H,isbee Attorney &. IS ~ 1
Ir Chsries E' Johnsor. 80. s
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OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY.

VNHE Regular exercises in this institution terminated
with the usual semi-annual examination on the 10th
ultimo. They will be resumed on Monday, the l4th Of
January next The patrons Of the School earnestly
reminded that is important to every pupil to be in her
place tho opening Of the session. that she may
with her regular classes.
Terms per session Of foe month";:
Board, including Washing, Lights, &c. $4S 90
Tuition in the English branches, Is 90
Tuition in Music, 20 90
Tuition in French or Latin, Extra, 90
SAM'L. L. VENABLE, Principal
Oxford N. c. Dec. Is, lS49. 78Y-4t
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RS: WOLTER!NG would respectfully announce
ly on hand general assortment of Confectonaries,
Fancy Goods. Groceries Of every description. &C. &C.
which will be disposed Of at prices to suit the times
As she is determined to give satisfaction her
TONER'S she respectfully solicits share Of public patro
mage. Her Confectionery may be found near the Ra-
leigh Rail Road Depot.
Raleigh March 1919.
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Pcrfumery, Fancy Articles &C

Pcrfumery, Fancy Articles &C
WE are now in receipt of large supply Of For
w eign and American Perfamery, Fancy Articles,
&c consisting Of Cologne Extracts for the handkerchief
all the popular Pomades and Hair Oils of the day. Toilet
Boxes and Toilet Bottles of beautiful styles patterns
to which invite the attention of those in pursuit of
something good well as tasty.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
Dec. II, l649. 789-