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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

IEIHIS Institution located in Oxford, Granville Coan
IL ty, N. G. under the of Rev. Samuel Wait, D
d. aided by competent assistants, has been ope
ration session. The next session will OF
the second Monday in January, 1852. uniform has
been adopted for public occasions, consisting of deep
blue Merino, any other suitable Fabric for winter and
of Pink Calico, bingham, or Muslin, and white Cam
brio Muslin for summer The Bonnet straw /; i'll win
ter, trimme with deep blue silk velvet and lined with
light blue satin; in summer, trimmed plain with pink
ribbon and lined with white without flowers, lace,
any inside trimmings. .s'..s .
Terms per Session Of iue months, holt aduance
Tuition in the Preparatory Department $40, in the
College Course $780, without any charge for lam
guages, or higher English throughout the Pu-
pills take partial course and study Latin Greek,
French, other advanced studies in the English
at s TO- for each study. Ertra Music Pr
$40, of instrument So; the Guitar.
Drawing and Painting in water coors $l2 in Oil SIS:
Needle work $40. Board in College under the imme-
ate of the President and his Assistants including
washing, fuel, and lights. $s per month Good board
be obtained in the village reasonable terms. Fur
Their information be obtained by addressing the Pre-
sident. egs By order of the Board. -
L. Il. GRANDY, Sec'y.
Dec. 10, 1851. b -sH.-r.a 4..-i l3-tlstM.
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'-s''-saa. GREENSBOROUGH ag.a
MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.


DURSUANT to an Act of Incorporation, CohrpsnS
has been formed under the name and style of 4tThe
Greensborough Mutual Insurance Company" and fully
organized by the appointment of the following Officers
JAMES SLOAN, President
S. G. COFFIN, Wee President -
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
8 q, c. p. MENDENHALL, .dttorney.
JOHN A. MEBANE,l 20 s=r.-
w. ]. MCDONNELL, Erectfre Cont
VIM. S. RANKIN. y. zoe $40 ssz
DIREcroRs. '-h 'r t --&.,
James Sloan, w. j. Nice nnef, William S. Rankin.
led. H. Lindsay, Shuba G.. Coffin, William H. Reece
Tyre Glenn, John B. Mehame, Andrew WeatherIy, c.
r MendcnfalE Lyndon Swain, Jesse Shelly Jonathan
w. Field. '.. - q
This Company has how been in successful operation
for several mouths and Will take risks Upon Dwelling
Hou:es Stores and other Buildings Merchandise Fur
niture, Produce &c. The object of this organization
to afford system of Insurance which shall operate for
the mutual benefit of all its members.
he peculiar advantages arising from this mode of In
surance rs that the assured ply than the actual
Losses and expenses of the Company and experiences
has proved the safety of Mutual Insunce Companies,
well the great saving its members no stronger
argument can he produced IN their favor than the
fdence which they receive from the entire community
where such Companies In successful operation.
Any information respecting the principles othe Com
pany will cheerfuly furnished by the Secretary,
any of its Agents PETER ADAMS, Sec'v.
The Subscriber. having been appointed Agent, will
receive applications and make surveys effect InsuT
in said Company. IS
GEORGE II. COOKE, -
...r-Ilr ...i Raleigh, N. c.
December S, 1851. .-... ...s -. $780,
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The Rev. Thos. Whittemore, President of the
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Co., has recent
ly accomplished walk over its entire length, from
Fiichburg Mass TO Brattleboro', VT, distance of
seventy miles. The work done at four different
times. In going the route Mr.. Whittemore
made it point travel upon the sleepers in order
somewhat TO test their irmness. He also aimed in
this novel excursion to examine various sections of
the road for various purposes investigate in person
the gates crossings the construction of cuvers, and
the bridges over which the pass, the way sta
ons &c. &c. To do all this, he chose to 60 foot.
Ne11 York Courier.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. !

w ASHlNGTONs december ..
learn that the Secretary of the State has taken
steps in behalf of John F. Thrasher. Some weeks
ago instructions sent to Mr.. Owen on the SUBJ
ject, and more recently TO Mr.. Sharkie, the new
Consul, who has not gone to Havana. Instructions
have now, 1t is we'll understood, been sent to MIR.
Barringer minister to Spain to every proper
means to induce the Queens government to release
Mr.. Thrasher. ..-
am informed by persons just arrived here from
Havana that the Cuban authorities were quite de-
lermined that Mr.. Thrasher should return to
the United States-or after the treatment he has
in Cuba, his energies influence would be exerted
here with great effect, in favor of revolution in Gu
ba as Commodore Stockton said to-day, in his intro
ducton call for information to the proceedings
against j. S. Thrasher, it is much to be hoped that
the bad laws and bad manners of this dependency on
the old Spanish monarchy, will be amended. 3,
These acts OF a nature that require some inqui-
ry and, unless their aggressions be noticed by this
government they will become entirely too frequent
for our taste for their own benefit. l afraid,
however, from what learn that the President can
furnish any satisfactory information in relation
Mr. Thrashers arragnmen and trial. and the charges
and proofs brought against him. Mr.. Owen has
sent information the subject and very little has
been furnished by Mr. Thrasher his friends the
government. ... =. .. - ... ...... ...s..-.-s-r >
The cast of the standing committees of the House
appears TO be very judicious The committees on
Commerce, Finance, Naval Affairs, and Foreign Rela
lions, all very judicious. .-s -as.f a.. 81. 81.
The strong argument now urged against the Off
cal recognition of Kossuth is that the invitation of
Congress was extended to him and others for the
purpose of giving them an asylum; and not to give
him moral and physical means, such as he asks, for
the prosecution of his political objects in Europe.
His speeches made since his arrival here. referred
to for the purpose of showing that he has come to
ask the aid of this 10 enforce that princ
pie which will prevent Russia from interfering in the
struggle of Hungary against Austria. -s4ss' ~
The proceedings Of the United States Government
and the people of the United STATES in regard Kos
suth, will be anxiously watched by the governments
of Europe. This government can give no new pledg-
es to Kossuth, and hardly confirm those already
given by Mr.. Robert ]. Walker. - ION.
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TRINITY SCHOOL,

Sereu Miles West of Raleigh, North Carolina.
Eeev. II. TELLER BaBBIT. Rector =
TIME Tenth term of this School will commence
the 9Th of January, 1852.
Terms PAYABLE ADVANCE. .---
For Board and Washing, &c, with instruction in
English and the Ancient Languages. $40 per term of
five months. .|-+i t-i t-"a"t
The design of this School is furnish safe retreat
which boys be sent for thorough training. In
respecto beauty, retirement and healthfuness of stUa
ton, and convenience and comfort of buildings this
School possesses great advantages. The Of
dy will be regulated by the requirements Of the UnivCr
sty and pains will be spared to make the boys good
scholars. .- r.'- -r. 1885, s-fst 1872 .-s-'
3 December 5, 1851. .tI II-I3t o. p
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Valuable Property for sale.

I will sell on a liberal credit, the House and Lot
ETsln on which live in the Eastern Ward of this
City, eligbly situated the residence of DR..
Josiah o. Watson. .-~
The lot contains about acre Of ground, well and
newly fenced in. The house is commodiOus and now
y fitted up. It contains four besides basement
neatly finished for dining room, pantry, &C. &c. All
the necessary out-hOuses including Kitchen, Smoke
house, Stables &C., and the hest we'll of water in these
;" diggins, will be found upon the premises. The Cur
den attached to the residence IS in high state Of cult
walton. b. @ a. .-.
will also sell the Lot adjoining, containing three
fourths of Acre. Jess The Lots will be sold
separately together, purchasers may desire. .
The property cannot fail to please any person, who
wishes highly desirable residence, r-.r e
For Details terms, &C. apply Immediately to -s "
a..s % THOMAS NJ. OLIVER.
Raleigh, Dec..5, 1851. 20 --,...,-- ,- IL
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len PINS A new method of bowling has been
trVen.ea; and Is described in the Scientific American
The alley boys' are entirely dispensed with. The
pms are set up by means of cords. and the balls
ro,. oacN themselves Nothing is wanting to the
Pereclon OF the Invention but conrivance for roll
."s 'i,e OdIi 1y machinery, that man, by turning
1i'nh' inignt enjoy all the pleasure of bowling,
without the fatigue and without being laughed at for
MS ouHders. And even this may be superseded by
oOIe ingenious man who will invent staying at home
ana not going to bowling alleys at all.
Providence Journal
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In one Mile Of the South-Side Rail Road.
THE next Session of my School will commence the
i LIST of February, 1852, and close the LIST August
The course of instruction embraces thorough pI epa-
ration for the Junior Glasses of our best Colleges
School limited to fifteen scholars.
TERMS. Board and tuition including bedding. wash
ing, lights. &C., $75, payable in advance.
REFERENcEs. Thos. II. Campbell. Virginia SEN
ate E. G Booth, Notoway Capt. Richard Jones, do ;
DR.. H. E. Shore. do, Lewis E. Harve, Amelia /;
Leander Masters, do; Dr. Geo. C. Scott, do; Capt d.
H. Flournoy, Chesterfield VIM ellis. do, M. D.
Hanson, do; Mr.. Benz Jones, Petersburg Capt. John
G. Adkins. do; Hon. r K. Meade and T. S. Bocock,
H. of R, Hon. R. M. T. Hunter and James NJ. Mason,
u. S. Senate. ..- -..-t.-s- --.a 3 +.f6
Address the subscriber Morgansville, Eottoway Va.
.. -. ...... A. g. A. COLEMAN.
Dec 13, 1851. .. ., T. Odd. .,.r s9s-w6w
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Louisburg Female Seminary.

TNHE Spring Session of 1852, will commence the
Il lst Monday in January. Board will be $45 per
session. The tuition varies according the studies pur-
sued and all the particulars may be in the Circular
which will be SENT application. to any who may de-
sire it. The School has been under the charge of the
Principals for nine years past and is thoroughly
organized with able and efficient rps of Teachers
aordng advantages which. it is believed, are unsur-
passed by those of any similar institution in the State
JNO. D. HAWKINS, Prest. ?
-.E- Of TIE Board of Trustees.
Dec. IL, 1851. 1875.
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BARNuM, THE BANKER. The N Y. Mirror has
been shown some of the notes of Barnum's Pequon-
mock Bank, iConn.) which are very handsomely en-
graved-with portraits of Barnum and Jenny Lind.
looking lovingly at each other pair Of turtle
doves. In the centre of the bill we are treated to
fine raviug of the palace eff Iranistan, Barnum
Castle, Bridgeport This is certainly very pref
ty mode of ADVERTISING.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-17

.EEEcTIoN RETURNS. Intelligence of Democratic
10 hear of the first Wing gain. If the West should
Oarely fulfil the moderate expectations the Dem
oeratic State Ticket cannot triumph by less than If
zen, thousand majority. The Legislature too will
We Democratic by an overwhelming majority.
Pet, Democrat.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-17

norm BOOK-The North Carolina Form Book /;
containing all the most useful forms which
business transactions between and man, well
in official stations; together with the Constitution of
North Carolina and of the United States the act fixing
the fees of Clerks, Sheri, &C. Calculated for the use
of the citizens of North Carolina aud made conormabIe
to law. Compiled by member of the North Carolina
bar. For sale by ... H. D. TURNER,
Raleigh, December, 1851. N. G. Bookstore,
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BeIford Female Academy,

NASH CO N u.
MISS MISS NJ NJ E. E. s s,osa'0'o"' Principals
FTNHE Exercises will he resumed on the Ist Monday
1 in January, 1852.
hoard per ,nth. $780, Other charges as formerly.
For particulars inquire of DR.. G. STLLS,
Bedford p. o.
December Is, 1851. --..-.. 1876:
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mARRrRn

At Little Rock Fish, Cumberland County, by the Rev.
Mr.. Benton, Mr.. Kinnon Phillips to Miss Mary Ann
Munroe. ---i-. -"--a- ---A p 20 81 .E-e..sI t'f
Near Hillsborough, on Thursday the 4th instant, by
tie Rev. Joseph Huske Mr.. Benjamin r. Huske late of
Fayetteville to Miss Anna Bella Norwood daughter of
John w. Norwood, Esq. Z. - ..s---
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Missouri, the war between the Benton and AMI.
Benton portions of the democratic party in that State
has broken out with renewed spirit and bitterness,
The St. Louis Union. the organ OF the Bentonites.
The two parties, and publishes with commendatinn
The proceedings of meeting at which Col. Benton
Was nominated for Congress, and preference az
pressed for Gen. Vim. o. Butler for President. and
Ten. Dodge, of Wisconsin, for Vice President.
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NOTICE..

'TNHE Subscribers having at November Term of War
rem County Court duly qualified as Executors on
the Estate of James Arlington, deceased, request all
persons indebted to said Estate, to make immediate
payment Those having claims against the Estate are
requested them properly authe ntcaed acco
ding to Law or this Notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. a-..s LEWIS ARLINGTON,
LITTLETON ARLINGTON,
..- Executors. d,
Nov gath, 1851. I3-lt
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WOOL ROWING IN THE UNITED STATES. BY the
census returns just published, it appears that CAPT
tai of $29 900 900 is invested in wooden manufacur-
es in the United States; that this employs SO, I52
hands; that nearly II 900 900 of lbs of wool
nually consumed, and that the value of the entire
product is $43, 200, 900. .i. %. F'a '7.
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Nesrees for Sale.

WILL sell by Public Vendue. at DAVIS X
lROADS, in the county of franklin, miles East of
Lousburg Saturday the Sd day Of January next,
likely Negro Men, a credit of six months. -
..n.- N. B. MASSENBURG, Ex,r.
........ E..s of JOEL Harris, decd. E
Dec. 18th 1881. 13-3w.pd
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Dec. IL, 1851
Notice.

WH1rEsvrLLE, Columbus, Co. N ca
Dec. 10, 1851. ! q
A TEACHER WANTED, to take charge of the
Academy at this place. liberal price will be given.
Application will be made F George, Esq, or myself
at this Office J. A. MAULTSBY. :
S9S-t
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G. w. Kendall. Esq.,, of the New Orleans Plea
yune, will leave New York tomorrow in the Hum
boldt for Paris, to be absent till spring. '.''
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lFrom the New York Evening Pos..]s %

sE., lFrom the New York Evening Postl5 ORB
az GOLDEN LEGEND. By Henry Wadsworth Long
fellow. Boston. Ticknor, Reid & Fields. Ne"
York. Evans & Britton. 1851. -
We have the long promised poem of Longteliow
length before US. We have not yet found time to
'ad it, but we perceive it opens beautifully, and or
lrning the leaves, we catch glimpses OF charm
g thoughts and images, like bright pebbles glitter
g at the bottom of clear stream. -
In the midst of the narrative, MIracle.Piay OF
[ystery, after the manner of the old entertainments
Inch bore that name. is introduced. 1t Is entitled
The Nativity and from it we copy the following
hristmas verses -..s. --r -,l,ss - .f5a~. ri s.
THE ANGELS OF THE SEVEN PLANETS,
BEARING THE STAR RErHLEHEM.
"e3 THE ANGELS. l- .. d. -
The Angels of the planets Seven, ..., H..
Across the shining fields of Heaven s, t.-,
The natal star we bring! ..s..i-,..,-i -.
Dropping our sevenfold virtues down, ss--
AS priceless jewels In the crown .. ...s- ~.
Of Christ, our newborn King. sa
3. am the Angel of the Sun, sl . Es- ~.
Whose flaming wheels began to run .s
When Gods almighty breath s.....--.s
Said to the darkness and the night.
Let there be light and there was light!
bring the gift of Faith.
I am the Angel of the Moon, .-.
Darkened, to be rOklndled soon ..-..
. Beneath the azure cope!
Nearest to earth, it is my ray ; p
That best illumes the midnight way,
bring the gift of Hope! 1
' ANAEL. ., ,,. 10
The Angel of the Star of Love, a -. ~
The Evening Star, that shines above -
The place where lovers be, q. r..
Above all happy hearths and homes,
On roofs of thatch. or golden dolnes, ..a
.. l give him Charity b.. .-., g.
....H-.- zoBIAcHEL.
The Planet Jupiter is mine! .-.---.
The mightiest star Of all that shine,
Except the sun alone g-sse
He is the High Priest of the Dove, .s
And sends from his great throne above,
Justice, that shall atone!
The Planet Mercury, whose place ... -..
Is nearest to the sun in space, .-..
Is my allotted sphere!
And with celestial ardor swift o..
l bear upon my hands the gift re-
OF heavenly Prudence here! -. .ts
am the Minister of Mars, ..a.."..-
The strongest star among the stars
My songs of power prelude
The march and battle of mans life, q
And for the suffering and the strife,
give him Fortitude! r..-. ... ....a. e.
ANAcHIEL.
The Ang ell of the uttermost
Of all the shining, heavenly host,
From the far-of expanse
OF the Sa:urnian, endless space " =
l bring the last, the GROWING grace,
The gift of Temperance!
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Raleigh q CASTOR Rail Road.
CECOND 1NSTALMENT. At a meeting of the
oBoard of Directors of the Raleigh & Castor Rail
Road Company, held at Raleigh, the 2sth uItimo
resolved that nsalment Of 90 per upon the
stock of said Company be called for, payable the lst
day of January next interest to be charged if paid
within ten days thereafterto the President Treasurer
either of the Directors of the Raleigh & CASTOR Rail
Road Company, who authorized to receive the
and give receipts therefore and that interest would be
be allowed on all advance payments of stock.
r. ...s7szs W. w. eVASS, T'rea. St See.
Raleigh, Dec. 5, 1851. % F--.ss-srS Il ltd Z
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Franklin Institute,

Franklin Institute,
Cedar Rock, Franklin County, North Carolina.
D. S. RICHARDSON, Principal
HNHE 18th Term of this School will open on the LIST
Monday in January, 1862. ..
Board, $3.50 per month. ..
For Circular containing full particulars apply the
Principal,
- JNO. ADAMS HARRISON.
Sec. Board Trustaes.
December Is, 1851. l3-6t
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NASHVILLE MALE ACADEMY.

NASHVILLE MALE ACADEMY.
TNHE next session of this Institution will
i the first Monday in January next under the
pervsion of Mr. SeIah Hammond, who has had long
| experience in fitting youth for College. 7.--s
T. Terms of Tuition per Session: as pc
Primary English branches, as $500. RI
Higher do - do. 1900
The same embracing Latin and Greek, # 1890
Board for Children he had in good families in and
near the village at Sc per month.
90 -... H-'A '- BY THE TRUSTEES
Nashville N. c. Dec. 4, 1851. Il-4rw.
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Caswen Female Institute. .

B. GOULD, A. NJ, Principal. .. e
Miss KATE E. KELLOGG, ASSISTANT %
Mas. E. M. KELLOGG, do
Mrs. E. b. GOULD, Teacher of Music.
TTNHE next session will commence the 5th of JAM
Rates Of in structo'' per Session of fUe months:
For the common and higher English branches,
Mathematics and Latin, from $500 to 1900
Music (Piano with course of vocal exercises) 1000
Embroidery, Drawing and Painting each 800
French, -. 500
Board Gncuding washing) per month, 700
Yanceyville, Caswell Co, N. C..
The above Institution needs no commentator to
those who have had all opportunity of becoming acquan
ted with its merits. To others say with confidence
and cando that it possesses the highest order of excel
lence. The of studies is extensive, the teach
ings accurate and thorough in every department. the
expense moderate, and the location distinguished for
healthfuness. ..
N. M. ROAM, GEORGE WILLIAMSON, T. D.
JOHNSTON, A. c. LINDSEY, o. c. FOWLER.
Dec. 8, 1851. 99s-3w.
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ZOBIACHEL.

........r - zoBIAcHEL.
The Planet Jupiter is mine!
The mightiest star of all that shine,
Except the sun alone g~ss.e
He is the High Priest of the Dove,
And sends from his great throne above,
Justice, that shall atone! .-.
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l am the Angel of the Sun, .sss ta
Whose flaming wheels began to run
When Gods almighty breath ,..s
Said to the darkness and the night.
Let there be light and there was light!
bring the gift of Faith.
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ANAEL. - 81
The Angel of the Star of Love,
The Evening Star, that shines above
The place where lovers be,
Above all happy hearths and homes,
On roofs of thatch, or golden doInes,
l give him Charity ... ..
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GABRIEL.
/ am the Angel of the Moon,
Darkened, to be rokindled soon
Beneath the azure cope!
Nearest to earth, it is my ray
That best illumes the midnight way,
bring the gift of Hope! Xxx.
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMY,

December S, 1851.
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The Planet Mercury, whose place
Is nearest to the sun in space,
Is my allotted sphere! B..
And with celestial ardor swift
/ bear upon my hands the gift
Of heavenly Prudence here!
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CTIC ACADEMY.
I'm the COHntV Of NOttOWay.

Dec. 10, 1851. -sH.a3 4# Is
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