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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-11
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We stall very think that Barpun after all was
Htdsi Of modesty, and by means % great humbus
@p'oIh gesssly soppose during his brilliant career
me sof. BE- gave ne vas accompanied with such prodi
D'os pufng and blowing, hat probably " produced
re eject on the palate and digestive organs Of the
P1tlc IMAM might naturally have been expected from
20 nld an sperent ss Jenny Lind or Joyce Heth But
wonders Of ell dessnytons musical theatrical ethpo,o
gcal meteorological, psychological and, God know.
what else are multiplying sround us In every direction
ehannounced, in TIRE Boston papers that sirpo
rims naberlin fresh from Italy who 10 equal according
TO the Eastern journsl 70 any Of the high artists Of
Europs, sontsg Grs Mslibra' sBy other 10 abou,
giving series Of concerts there we see announced
here that certain MdlIe Octs,s Deslille, from tb.
Opera Comique sort Of half prc the atre in Paris
has come here, and Ia about ;onish usi
cal circles by smsthng the equal Of which they
heard We further learn that her agents mapdes from
MILO once thousand dollars per night for Der services
in French opera bot falling in that she is try 1t ON
hcr own hook We il also stated that Mr. irooks,
rlendid trsgedian from England, and Who pose,
pone'set monopoly Of kemble Kesp and Masread, in
hs own rsron, s about 20 make his appearance her,,
ara to casy he Whole theatrical world with hin
lt''s are enough - suUdersia musical ADJ thaslri
81 Inc tp' coo Of DO greatest asi nost sxtr.crfsr,
a'"" t"yott JoJc D.th CT he F-.e ro raas o, t,s
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terday. The defence set up wss insanity; and 1t
is argued that not being permitted to live with his
wife had such IN eec. upon his mind a. to prepare
it to receive delusion under which he acted in
committing the deed.
We learn that Mr.. Haley, the express man,
slipped from car, about half past ave O'Clock yes
terday, as the train was stopping at Railway. The
train passed over his legs near the knees. He will
probably lose both limbs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-11

wcoy horse tAs great mammoth, dag up In scns pacs
the name Of which no remembers, ere two curious
and extraordinary creatures called the rsmnants Of
rsee from some unpronouncesbs city In Central America
-Iximaya We believe Almost every journal In the city
has been eloquent with romantic stories Of their escape
from some out way city whore they were discovered
and the most pous AID most grave Of them have been
the mott bitten with these wonders which beat Bar
mum all to pieces and Joyce Hsth Of existence and
history. 1t lie announced that Mr. Huerts Of Bslti
more, and Mr.. Hammond, Of Canada, lost their lives
during the expedition in search of these wonders which
are to be exhibited here 1t two shngs hesd-thst one
killed and the other sacrificed TO the god Of the sum-
in Central America, and probably eaten after being
cooked.
Let no longer rail against honest sober, modest p.
T Barnum, Of Connecticut We have perhaps done him
some injustice in former days, but freely admit now,
that be was In comparison to modern humbugs one Of
the most modest going Of the age and deserves to
be handed down to posterity the mdsst humbug Of
the nineteenth century. But why charge quarter
head seeing these Aztec wonders! They went through
Canada Last summer and the people gratinsd with
slook at them for shling Why is the price doubled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-11
Departure Of the Ash. for L'yerpocI.

Boeror, Dec 10, 1851
The Royal Mail steamship Asia plain Judkins sailed
ct noon, to-day for liverpool via Halifax with forty
passengers the former and eve for the latter port
ehe TAKES out nearly half . million In specie
Lisr oy PAssI NoEks fsR lfyERrot DR. Lu ther Parks
ey infsh ana nurse and George Conn., Boston ne.srs
iorsJtn, Richie and Isborne Of ueJec; Captain GIas
hins md nfsnt Kingston, q West cutter, Illinois;
,eb lhsmt.rs sIsvte,lAnd, Psrsons n Renshs Mr.
k,puttn, M Nhtatnan England. Bornione and N We'd
dtn Paris htsrs Banbriege. CoVs. Sacks Cos,in Noel
Gr.utnd Bennett lort, Hsrtuoh, Germany; Robert
smitb, MT Benson Quebet: Cansen Michigan H.eron
i Q ho,rv, " pry,ht Floras A Murphy. Newfouad-
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The Virginia Election /.
The New York Protection Insurance Com
pany.


The call for q meeting Of policy holders in the New
York Protection Insprsnce Company published by the
New York papers, signed by only three instead Of
thirty merchants Of this place and by only twenty
eight perons in all No resolutions agsinrt the company
were Iafsed The complaint that the receipts Of
the company had been large that Il
TO the notes and committee ap pointed 70 In
veegste. The Secretary Of the company states that
the Losses mutual policies have exceeded the receipts
thereon and the notes assessed about for
the deficiency. The policy holders he says entirely
safe as the report Of said committee and the annual re-
port Of the Com Inf roller, will In a few days show
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Navigation OF the Hudson.

y ALbANf, Dec. 10, Is5I
The bssc Newton arrived here at nine o'clock this
morning Che suffered oonsidsrabe damage BY the ice
One Of her wheels IL than half carried away She
saw the Oregon at Poughkeepse and the Hendrix Hud
barges-she leaves at noon with . TOW for New York
The captain II the Cayugs reports the river clear within
few miles Of Albany There freshet In the river
which v III carry OF the floating ice The weather pro.
mises open navigation for rome days.
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shsn man has BAD hs,-.hen he tact, snsssi.f..-
senly matched not that would by this
they would not suit 81 this period OF the ysar-essds
would not imply that my individual would hs
ss Are alone sold ko ~ FULTON street We understand
man who 10 not furnished with KNOX Hat This q IL
should be. Remember-Ne. 10 Fulton ttree. and nc
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Very Interesting from Me xico, Sc.
PROPOSITION TO NEGOTIATE WITH GREAT BRITAIN
FOR The CONSTRUCTION OF THE TEHUANrEPEc
CANAL, ETC.


BALTIMORE, Dec. 10, 1850.
The New Orleans mail, late due, brings US the
Pieayne which received Mexico papers to the 18th
ult., ana says that Mr. Ramon Gsmboa has submitted
10 the Senate draft Of bill empowering the executive
to open negotiations with the British for
opening Of the Iahmus Of Tehusntepec-the basis OF
the arrangement to be- that Great Britain construct
cana within given period-erect such fortncatons
a. Mexico may designate and assist Mexico In Of
an invasion OF the kthmus, any attack made her
rights TO lands situated thereon-Mexioo binding her
self TO keeps garrison Of two thousand men On the
Ithmus to aid trave Hers garrison forts &c &c and
to make to Great Britain all tolls and other savan
tsgee TO be derived from the canal
The foreign merchants ct Vera Cruz have protested
against paying higher rates imported goods than the
established schedule.
General Avaloe was still at Matamoras.
jose Joaquin Catelly has been appointed Consul at
Brow nsville Texas.
The government had proposed Law for establishing
corps du to be attached TO the army consisting
Is companies infsnsry, 20 cavalry and artillery.
The Hon James Whitfield, Governor Of Mississippi
has appointed Col Tarpley to the vacancy the bench
caused BY Judge sharkeys resignation The yick-burg
True Issue says 10 offered to Col jefferson Davis
who declined.
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Accident TO the Fan Riyer railroad.

FAtL NfNtR, Dec TO, ISjI.
lie Fan Rivrr steamboat train from New York has
been detained three hours by running of the track,
nssr this place. The engine s2d tender ~itn the bag
gsge and seconi class car vsre thosD 80 the track
NO person inju ed Cause, the mispacemeIt OF the
switch
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Seasonable Notice.-To the ySise.-In Or
der 70 avoid the rush for Fancy Articles Toys &C., o.
IUIILEv Emporium, ~ Brosdway. purchaser. vii &c
make better selectens Gods free OF AZ
parts efNsv York. Breehlyn ae, At any time desired.
Ladies' Furs.--A very choice selection
Of London made furs Manufactured expressly u.s. Ane
Hasssrs rs Broadway irTss Hsa:s.
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Fursi Fursii FursI! .--Three Cases ~
splendid Royal Krnine and two Of Mintya
furl will be received and exhibited ~ Franz Bsnnes Fu
store 81 Bresdway this cay Also, ten Of very
rich sabs Stone Martins Chnehila nirx Abe whole
o. Which having been purchased By BIS aeentia Europe
The reduced prices Of the prtfsnt advanced will be
sod At about half similar nrst eias soods
IN New York FRANK BENNETT. Fur and esrav Geods
SSl Broaduay. -" ~
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The south Carolina Convention Bill.
CsARlssror, Dec. O. 1881
The Convention bill passed TO third reading In the
House. BY 81 TO IS.
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viii ind Of the best assortmsn the city Of Fur sk
Msrnc End ssxcry Wool Under shirts and Drawers Crs
=. nIrc nc6ck IEADBkATEks, ss7 Bross~ay. ccsssr
Of Leonard street. where also The adss end
the n Of dry rood desre. '-' -
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Hes not far wrong whose clothes are made srisha
And To get such Clothes, one has only &c,
step into the store Of r. shTTE J Ol ruton street.
select from bic i'm mense stoct Of ready clothing His
prices are ~ reasonable /. his goods are sxcellest
shirts that FIT IofsiIibl y.-The ntethoSs
Of measuring adopted oRkENs Aston House. secures
ht nth msshemstiesl certainty. IRE Quality Of The
sera and the needevork unequ ed and at The very
hour ven set shirs are rrcmisea they sent homo.
selling OH.--Peterson ~ Humphrey, 3.fs
bresdway corner Of White will sell the entire lot Of
yarpetpg purchased At tie late large suction
sIownE prieee1Rch BRUSSELS, - 70 lOs yard extra
heavy Ihree-ply e CO. Super 5s 70 Ca Good all wool
Eocde equally low.
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assortment Of Mourning Goeds Of every hind ss Blasf
Alpaca de Lame Merno Cas- mere Porins Canton Grape
Snis9i ss &c NAY ,. found at nITcHc6ck Lad.
the lowest rates They tes trtcisi attention 70 thai
branch OF their business and teer Of beet stocks n
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KOssu and the Washing ton Press.
WAsHIxcroN Decepnh ar In laRl

The h,eAgo, Of this morning, speaking of Kossuths
demands says the huahs of the New York popuaee are
no proof Of the sentiments Of the people with regard
entaDgng foreign alliances.
The Republic says, that public has received
greater damage in shorter time at the hands of
ocous and inconsiderste friends than Kossuh and
hopes be viii rid himself Of them and start sfresh with
struer estmste Of mob oratory and sounder appre-
citation Of the principles and policy Of the American
people With regard to the Senate the Republic says 1t
ehoud be enough for Kossuth to know that the body
through whose fundamentally he released from
bondage il not likely to prove wanting In the higher
duties Of hospitality when the proper time for their
ercse shall arrive.
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a. BE Wise to-dsy.''-You are exposing
your health reader while without esssc undsf
garment Be vise and without delay RANKIN
RAY No lo4 Bowery, cell them siasiy in quantities.
TO be economical 70 be wise. RANKIN Ray
their facilities In manraeturng and mpcrns cell abe very
best SUI, herno, aad Lambs Wool undershrs PanAs
~ extraordinary low prices Any sire made order They
hay. hs avsest stock Of UndeEsrmen and Hosiery
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THE EVENING.
THE KOssUTH DINNER.

We are requested to state, that the dinner at the
Irving House to Kossuth this evening" will take place at
O'Clock precisely, instead Of Eve, as previously
Beenced
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Astounding aud Int,r,.tIuy comwvn,-

eaten 70 heutekeepers in Of Lngn three Ply and
iuprnn .m6,s ~ Cloths Witdo~ shades. Mats Sc
o. bic Immense 'toeb Of Carpets ~ r,ducuos Of thirty
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forced him TO abandon his claim 70 iron rule By the
Magyar race He ". not prepared TO say that Koesuh
pare him with Jackson. He denied tina. Koesuth WAS
the guest Of the nation in the spirit had claimed
The resolution authorizing the vessel TO be placed at his
dispoeal conveyed no such meaning IL Koesuth ever
read that resolution he could not think That
iutien expressed our ympsthy for him and his asso.
his asocistes 10 emierse to this country the vessel
should be placed ct their dispoea The resolution
wa not lined 10 Koesuth alone, but embraced all his
the resolution anything than II they desired
TO emigrate 10 this country, and make II their home
they should have ps.ssse 10 the national YES,
them all ssylum, and tseitiy bound our
selves to provide for them they chooee TO emigrate
here vessel not seut for them bat the resolution
only authorized the ployment Of already there
IL said that Congress should not nov turn Its
back upon him ne desired that Congress should neither
turn tie bach face to him Leave him with the peo
pie 70 do what they think proper There nothing In
bis history to entte him to such honors at the hands
Of Congress struggle took place south western
borders year. ago Repubicanism was its object
IL vss successful Its hero bone Of our bone and
Hesh Of flesh" Hsdsny bopors like these been paid
HIM That contest had laid an empire ct feet, but
no ore proposed bonors for lite hero. Yet for
foreigner, Who had not been engaged In . struggle
was The sympathy for the City American citizens
murdered in Cuba for tboee the shcres of AZ
ries' There were Americans and for them there no
delegation and TO Mr.. Fillmore lie would not cry II
Kostuth did not come to Warrington though he hoped
De would. lie quoted ~ engI IRON koseuth fpeecehe
TO show bis mission here the recognition of the
principle Il Intervention against Intervention apc drew
iom It the conclusions drawn yesterday By th.
eenstor fon Georgia He opposed 10 the passage Of
my resoiution; bat wished, II any passed that the
Am. nd ment Of Mr. Berrien should be adopted.
Mr. eHEiDs (dem) Of Illinois, supported the resolu-
ion. lie nov regretted any had been introduced The
fleet Of the resolution had been destroyed by THE oppo
ton. He argued at length in defence a Koesuth. and
q the justice Of receiving bin the guest q thu
ion In the resolution was not passed the cause ef
Hungary would be prejudced He looked for revolutions
throughout Europe during tie next two year. and our
patti for and welcome 10 koseuth would strengthen
Ls cause Of freedom II We did not treat bin thus 1t
- ND have q contrary effect
Mt Peers sad he vs seuy ths. Nf Cl.ns ns had gone
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-16
z7 THE FAUoUIER III
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Fauquier County. Virginia.

EaUqO1er CO0nGJs
WILL be opened for visitors on the first of June.
w They are situated on the RaPPahannock river,
(now navga6c,) thirtyeight miles above Fredericks-
burg, and fifty, nearly due west, from Alexandra.
No pains have been spared to continue the attractions
of the place the votares of pleasure the seekers OF
health. The publication in pamphlet OF the en-
and Rev Thornton Sringfeow shows. beyond all
question: the healing qualities of this water in many d.
seases-dyspepsa, dropsy, &c. &C. He had spent the
previous here, and made thorough and sitting
examination of the details of the reported by him.
and he is of opinion that the extraordinary
advantages of the Springs have been obscured in the
greater aurements to fashionable life.
The railroad from Alexandra is rapidly approaching
these Springs, and will make the trip delightful
from that city and all north of it. In the time
the stages trweeky from Washington, and will be
daily after the LIST July daily line of stages will he
run by Mr.. Quisenberry, from fredericksburg, after Isl
July; and in the time he engages to send up all
passengers, at the regular fare, (3 they may
sent themselves.
Terms Of board as last year, viz: $s6 dollars
for the whole season. ending first October SIS for three
months; 800 for two months; $35 for month; BIS
for two weeks; $40 for week s LIS per day. Meals
or lodging so cents each. Servants and children under
IL years, half price. No charge for children under
years. Horses so cents a day, $40 per month.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
May "a, 1851. 59-2m.
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NOR TIE CAROLYN a. ~ ~
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
RALEIGH, II. c


T1HTS Company has been in successful operation fol
upon all classes of property in the State Except Steam
Mills end Turpentine Distillecs upon favorable terms
Its Policies now property amounting to $4,000
o00 large portion of which is in country risks; anc
its present capital nearly Six Hundred Thousand Dol
lars. in bonds properly secured
The average Of Insurance upon the plan OF TINS
Company has been less than third OF one per cen
per annum, all grades of property embraced IN lis oP
rations.
THE following persons have been elected Dnee'o--
and Officers of this Company for the present year.
DIRECTORS.
Dr. Josiah o. Watson, Jos. G. D. houInac I H1Ia
Smith, John Primrose Henry D. Turner, .: w, "nlt
ing I. H. Scby, of Raleigh Geo. McNelll' Fayette.
ville Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington, Jas. Z. noy'
WASHINGTON lanes Sloan, Greensborough, Jonn Cox
Edenton Joshua Boner, Salem, Joseph II. FOOL
Elizabeth City, Michael Brown, Salisbury, Alexander
MITCHELL Ne.ybern w. N. H. Smith, Murfreesborough
r. B. Williams Charlotte, John B. Barrett, Milton, and
y T. Sunny, Asheville.
All Directors authorized to receive appiIcat1ons
OFFICERS.
! Josiah o. Watson, President,
J. G. B. Roulhac, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
J. G. Partridge, Secretary,
John H Bryan, Attorney,
J. Hersman, General Agent.
Richard smith, smith, Executive Committee,
John Primrose, }
All munications in reference to insurance should
lie addressed to the Secretary, post paid.
J. G. PARTRIDGE, Secy.
Raleigh, June is. 1851. 65-
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EVERY MAIN
HIS WIN TUN z r.!

TTNHE Subscriber has been appointed sole Agent for
the State of North Carolina, for Greave's Patent
Chromatc Tuning Forks. This Instrument gives the
chromatic scale in equal temperament sustaining each
tone much longer and more distinctly than common
Tuning Forks By its aid, any person whose ear is
enoughto draw strings to unison, Pianos
and similar instruments with perfect correctness.
This instrument will prove of great value to all who
reside where the services of professional tuners cannot
be procured. Price Sc 90 Each is contained in
small case and be easily and safely to
any part of the country. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention. X. w. PETERSILIA.
At the New Music Store.
Raleigh, June 3, ls43. 6l-
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State Of North Car0IiES-C ka tina M GO
= m EOIJITY

To Fan Term 1ss1-petitIon for sale of Real Estate
~ 4NIFsI VestaI Elizabeth Vesla, Nathan vesfal,
Holm Pruet, and his wife Mary, Stephen Reed, and
Iis wife Ann David Cobe, and his wife Lydia. Rebec-
-. vesrs Joseph Vesla Andrew Vesal, Price Vestal.
calvin Vestal. William r. Vestal, Frederick Stafford,
and wife Sarah, Jesse Newton and his wife Mary,
Hannah Moit David Mofitt, Daniel H ill, and his wife
Abigail Isaac L. McCracken, Thomas J. McCracken,
William C. Elder, and wife Sarah, Mary E. Heniy,
Marian A. Henly. WIN. f. Henley, VIM. H. Boner and
wife Anots, Jesse Vesal, Charles Hutchens and wie
Johu Flemmlng and wife ArZenith, William Shelton
and wife Eunice, John Vesta, Jackson Burender and
wife Ann.
Jeremiah Vestal David VestaI, Silas Bosker and wife
Rachael Lydia Gardner, Sarah Smith, Aaron H. Vesal
Charles VestaI, Peter Harmer and wife Banch, Thorn
as Vesta Isaac Edwards and wife Mary Jonathan Yes
tall Saint Vestal, Wm Hill and wife Achsa, Eli Ves-
tai, Jabn Vesta, Benjamin Edward Vestal, Soloman
Hunt and wife Sarah, William Hubbard and wife Luz
dahl Johu Atkins and wife Ann, Saint Owen and wife
Ruth Thadeus M. White and wife Rhoda, Uriah, Phet
meas Benjamin. Saint and Sarah Hacke, James Dorset
and wife Susan, Murphy Mof6tt, Libne Mofhtt, Joao
Mofft, VIM Davis and wife Sarah, VIM. Burton and
wife Melinda, Zerub Moftt, Nathan and Elisha Moi.
wife Mary Robert Nc Cracken, Alfred " Coffin, Addi-
son Coffin Emory D. Coffin, Martha Coffin, and Achsa
Hubbard, Alfred Hadley, and wife Achsa, WIN. Har-
vey and wife Mary, Jacob Newlin and wife Ruth
Ii having been made to appear before me that the
PENDANTS above named non residents of this State
publication is hereby made according 10 act OF Assem-
bly, three MONTHS notifying said non residents OF the
filing said petition, and that they be and appear at the
next Term of said Court OF Equity to be holden for
the county of Chatham at the Court House in Psbo-
rough, on the third Monday in September next then
and there demur to the said petition
otherwise the will be taken pro coesso and heard
erpaTte as to them.
Witness, NJ @ Waddell Clerk and Master of our
said Court of Equity at office, the 3rd Monday of March
A. D 1851. Nj. @. WADDELL, c. M. E.
May 20, 1851. (Pr. Adv. $l5) s7o-sm
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State of North CarOliMa-Chatham Co.
IN EQUITY.
To Fall Term, lS5l-Petiton for sale of Real Estate
Gray Bynum and wife Eli !abeth.
rs.
John T Petty, Wiuship S. Petty, William Petty. Rob-
ert Petty, Thomas F. Petty, John BIantly and vile
Nancy and Marion Brooks and wife Mary George.
Y T having been made 10 appear before me that John
1T. Petty, Winship Petty and John Brantly and wife
Nancy are non residents of this State, publication is
hereby made according to Act of Assembly, for six
weeks notifying said residents of the filing of said
petition and that they be and appear at the next Term
of our said Court of Equity, be held for the county
of Chatham, the Court House in Peterborough, on the
Monday September next then and there TO plead,
answer or demur to the said petition, otherwise the
same will be taken pro cOnsso and heard e1arte as to
them.
Witness NJ @. Waddel, Clerk and Master Of our said
Court of Equity al Office the Bird Monday of March,
A D. 1851. M. @. WADDELL, C. M. E.
May 20, 1851. (Pr adv. s. 623.) s7O-6w.
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PLEASANT GROVE ACADEMY,
Wake Forest. N. @.

TIME next session of this institution will commence
on the lst Monday in July next, under the super
vision of Mr. VIM. M Crenshaw late graduate of Ra l.
doIph Macon College. Mr.. Crenshaw comes highly re
commended by the faculty of said institution.
Students be prepared here for College for the
active pursuits of life.
This School may now be regarded as permanent; and
being situated in neighborhood distinguished for health
and beautiful scenery, liberal share of patronage will
he expected.
TERMS FOR TuIT1oN FIVE MoNrHs
Z, 10, and SIS, according to advancement. No de-
ducon except in protracted illness Board
venent the Academy may he obtained at So per month
For further particulars address DR.. w. Hartsied at
Fo-estvilIe, n. G..
By order of the Trustees.
May g. 1851. 6o-tmJuly.