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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-27

week before last, difficulty occurred
etwreM two ~ oar citixeus. n German and
NeAican. winch resulted IN the latter
ho.'Ing the torn.cr. The wound. io,tu.
lately, IND not prove mortal
.. thursday evening last a couple Of
BOYS ct into quarrel in the vicinity OF the
Inll. and while "',c was n,an1uv.,ing To get
u "ppnli"nty To "p"p lhr other ~ the
S.. ,"c batter dew his knnr aud stabilized
hc imn'.,. ihciiis 'lnugr,ou, wound.
A.. are hap.y 4" leatn, hp"rv,,, iha, sl,,
itc lrll"w Is ~ u 'nit Way 10 rvcoscr.
That n,yht some Williams effected ~ -
,tncc inlr the house u, Jnas Franco. y
|le>,,'nm silvrtstmih. through hole ~ the
"ni, and succeeded IN r,rbingh hin Of soo,r
80 sfici"u, We learn, rests IN one
40 kc~ that M. r. had the an,"pn: ri
n, uy. and wl,o, W. he.icyr. had ia,,t.L
ia nat I" TAX. walk
sa,usd.y evening. rs Mr. Wrhhcr, who
~ in..l, engaged an Mr. Jones' new ho 81,
~ returning home. hr wax -eil "a i,y three
I,en. wl,a commenced cuiiiu i,u with
heir kuives, and at the SUM ii vo itled bis
pockets They lett wil,"u: aI.h4g ai,n.
,ut Il i. th"0sht h. Will aoi r,c"y-f
Sa,u day uisl,t, n roi"rcd womas Aeiong
ng to VIZ \. l.w'o- wa. miss,uy. aud il
was generally briievcd she had icV Tor the
RI. Grauic. until Npnd,v evening, when
,er body was iound IN tn. river IN the
nrthorn p,, 81 The cite. wi'h her meek
} .,s. II the rilh sit. 81 the i.c .dnnJ we
,rn SD and fractured. which was evidently
boa. bv a heavy blow. A blanket, shawl,
sid l,u ,dl- Of II .,hvs were found with her.
aflnus ac the sutni.es as to the cause
hnd perpetrators OF this horrible decd. We
khoaL not i,e Mt all Surprised :" learn, II
he truth ever c,nes 10 light, that il was
be- work Of the gsns at ha",an tends who
Nre carving on their bellish work witt,
|mpunin.
No clue has yet been obtained IS TO the
Perpetrators 81 these outrages, though we
believe suspicion rests on several suspicious
characters from the Rio t;rande Il is
hoped that some more efficient means will
be adopted To ferret out these villains and
.bfiag them to justire.
~ addition 10 the above we learn rom
Irumor that quite \ number "f ihcits have
been committed in various parts OF the
|chy, even in open day and it said that
on >noday nigh, plat wns laid by three
Mrsicxns Inr ente'in. the house Of n lady
| living mar thu San Pedro. supposed To he
IL posscssien IL n ia,ec amount of money.
(and killing and tohbing her. hat was pre-
vented hy her being put ." her guard hy
M-s;ca" who had by some means learned
their design NrMrm 1ris~.
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" An rElpi

~ -nn OAUDS. For her particulars
~s'VjO apply ct TN, ulice,
Sept. ~. 1891,
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September ~, 1851 Al 3n.
dr Caddo Ga:ey, rN please eopg.
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NUNS 4 tt ARK,
AL Hses4~st Me- ~.
CHICKERING'S HANG fVRTaH.

lie also hss on H. IA l~rys .Sppiy II ssstrtl
music OF ihr hest yic
Ne, II, 1851. s9nS7y
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New Line OF stssm-p.cksts tn Liverpool.

Safe steam navigation is no longer matter OF
doubt The ordeal has been passed, the experiment ha.
been fully tested, and now cross the Atlantic
with much safety, and considering the length OF the
voyage with much punctuality, as they pass from
Charleston to New York. company has recently been
organized, and has established new line OF steam.h ps
intended to regular packets between Boston and
Liverpool II s under the and style OF the "Ocean
Steamship Company Of New Eogland," and is to have
four large steamships, the pioneer Of which, named the
Samuel Lewis. has recently been launched Phadel
pha and OF preparation 10 take her place on the
line Liverpool She is noble vessel and is be com
mandcd by Capt. WIN. C. Bars,ow, who has long been
favoraby known intelligent gentleman and an
complisbed navigator, and commander OF line packe
between New York and Liverpool. Messrs. Harnden &
Co., who have houses established al New York. Bos-
ton and Liverpool, the agents for the line in Boston
and Liverpool They extensively known and appre
cated by the commercial community throughout this
country and Europe for their enterprise and energy and
for the means and facilities for dschargng their engage
ments with promptness and efficiency Under such aus
pieces the Ocean Steamship Company Of New England"
scarcely fail OF fulfilling the public expectations and
wish the enerprising propnetors success in ther
laudabe undertaking We copy in another part OF thi,
paper. from the Boston Atlas description OF the s. S
Lewis. and other details OF the arrangement
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TxLEosArauO RrroaTs ron THE Uulos.

lour Baltimore letter and usual ielegsapho reports
failed TO reach last night We therefore, compelled
10 avail ourselves Of the dispatches eiegaphed TO the Bal
timofe Patriot "a whlg prnt) containing returns OF the
western elections, &c.l
heafueky Election
LOUISVILLE, August The city OF Louisville gives Mar.
shall, (wbig) for Con S., 2i5 majority which loss of
81 since the eeoon when Marshall had
but 81 majority the district The returns from The other
counties are favorable Merwer and he is believed
TO be elecred The CRY elects wing and democrat tic sen
ator and whig and democratic representative
In the 10 district (dem) has ajory OF $50
In kenton county and $50 in Campbell which is gain of
1856 since the last election Stanton all
elected.
The following are the returns Of the vote for governor
compared with the last COVE rnor's election;
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nY DYER q McGUIRE. Auct.onesrs.

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
L WASHINGTON AT AUCTION~-On Monday, August III, al
O'Clock, p. M shall sell that range OF three
brick Union Buildings" situated on
noh fronting Penn
lot No. >, In square
and 1859 iee deep, containing
J 4, 100 square feet.
bu Offices ground moor,
third back buildings and ohef
location, render them des
nd
hotel which better site csnDo be found in
this city.
for printing book binding establishment, the
printing having executed number
facilities for manufacturing purposes
opportunity for capitalists safe and Ponta
bile inver
Immedaey aner described property. tbs
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NAvAL ISrELuo rscE The United States rigais
Susooehsnna bound from Norfolk 10 Rio de Janero ar.
rived At Madeira about the let Jolly. She had with
some damage 10 her machinery. which would dstan her
to the 5th All well on board.
/ tn. United States frgats Congress, Com. McKeever
VISA :, Rio de Janeiro June 49, from Montevideo Ocer'
and crew all well.
The flag ship Independence and steamer MISSISSIPPI
were at Trieste on the nth utmo.
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EHrcuTIoS-The Chesterown News says that on Fri
day next, the sh instant the awful sentence of the Law
will be executed upon WIN. Shelton. Nicholas Murphy
and Abraham Taylor, the Cosden murderers The exc
eunon will take place at halfpas 10 o'clock the
mill OF DR. Whaland about one mile from Chessertovn
There is change whatever in these doomed men thew
protect their innocence. and say that The saows they
will make oath they know nothing OF the murder.
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NRw YoRK, August g.
Stocks more active, and prices have an upward ten
dency Canton advanced II per cent Erie Railroad adj
vanced Ohio 6s declined 4
Flour with moderate business favor of the seller
Sales OF $500 bbls al 50 81 "a l2 for State brands and
81 I2k "a 20 for Genesee. Rye -four advanced with
sales OF 10 bbs a, $3 80. Corn meal. "a "a
PnILADELrHIA, August 8.
Stocks arc bettersaes of Reading railroad shares at
asst Pennsylvania S. SSA Flour is steady, with sales Of
500 barrels State brands "a IN 81 IS Rye -four So
37A. Corn meal w S7a
CHARLESTON, Aug L.
Cotton quiet and oil 232 bales
Arrived schooner Ellen Ciodsboough from Baltimore.
s liled schc oner Samuel Butler for Richmond.
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MAHOGANY BOARDS, pLANKs, AND vENEERs At AUG
IVA IlONon Monday the ah shall sell ~ O'Clock,
an excellent assortment Of mahogany Of warehouse, at
the Of vth and Of
~, ~, 3, y, inch stun
1000 feet yf splendid shaded and curled veneers
Also, ANAL lot Of \ and y black wsiaot 81, :,
Terms; All OF eE, Sat cred o'
SIXTY and ninety satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Carpenters respectfully "Nso
70 the sale They win npd well worthy Of their se""'"' " w
stun Of a good qualify aurc.y .,.ns.x
Aug Id A. shrnsS, H"e"''''''
or The above . uuavctdabty postpone" """'
Thar.Aay, nh instant, same hour snd p"cea ..
Aus6-d ~ sNsAS, n"e"'"ee''
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, AuctIonssrs.

ny DYER ~ McaUINE, AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-on Friday AZ
O'CLOCK shall sell the
No 554, between First and Third
and morrill, improving of the
Terms: Onet balance and twelve months
interest, satisfactorily secured
Aug cd DYER s. MCGUIRE, Aucdoneers
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.

no c. w. JAaEs Of Cincinnati, Ohio general
assisted BY Joas T. DEsT VIZ
RAaAr Dr. w ApswosrH, r. X GaAvks, A. r. LAWS, JAsxs
Dr. LORI EpwA TxohA FRAsxLAsD, and G.
L. W,sxsAs Each Of persons has certificate Of
Mayor Of the city describing their
paying ,hem and hope all whom
call win make 1t convenient to settle with them
a- " b. PALnxs American Newspaper Agent is The on,
agent this paper In the cities Of Boston, New York
Philadelphia, and duly empowered take advertisements ans
required by His receipts will be
regarded payments. His oces sBoson, Congress sues
Yok, Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner
Third b Chestnut streets.
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The GOLDEN GATE--This hne steamer was 10 sail
yesterday Tor the gold region via Cape Horn II sup
posed that she will make shorter trip than any now
record-dmsrienn Telegraph,
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Alexandria aud Washington poat
Thomas Coiiyer's wset
4 s~-~1 The steamboat THOMAS COIsLYER will de
Ex-aeAue the following hours. coach CONNECTS
; Washington. Boats
go,,x The boat round 28
Tho Thomas Coyer will be the Mount Vernon
Leave Alexandria at *, pk, TX, ~, 3,4k,sH.
Leave Washington at *, lux, ~, *, IN, 5S,f.
Auq SAMUEL. GEDNEY, CAPTAIN.
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Square No. 27p, lots 70, Is, II, and TT = :. J.
Terms one fourth cash balance equal 8, II, 10,
an months, with interest, satisfactorily secured -
DYER MCGUIRE,
Jnly oo-d
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FIRST WARD PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--on Saturday sf
9th, 81 o'clock, shall
lot No y No 81 between Cad 2ad
fronting street north ~ feet nch-s and running
inches containing p2oak The delightful
and position Of this lot make desabie private
II
Terms cash ,hs balance in equal nstamen Of
and two years, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
Ans I'D DYER h MCGUIRE, Auctionesrs.
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ayA GREEN, Auctioneer.

~ A. GREEN. AuctOuesr.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, alTuA-
' rgD on rOUaANp-A.HhLF STREET, Ar AucIIoN.-
on ses S,s ns aS s s oos
o 90 on The mS d 90. p g s on AZ street,
side, between and streets, running back oo s' 10
s .sa G"ss ,. % s running e" S s.ss
Also lot NO o. in square So fronting 81 feet less,
vs@a avenue "a and AZ north side running
'' Tenn" ON. furts cash the balance ,r twelve,
months fot note, suso, endorsed bearing interest
July Tf id a GREEN, Aucuons.r.
ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auc'so"ssrs. t.I
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT At AucTlosao , Thu,..:y,
Lot No square NO ss This 10, fronts street between
alley, and contain. asou, s7s7 feet,
Terms One third cs.h balance months for
''''' ''"''''''' '''''''' '''"' DYER MeeyIsE,
Aug3-d Aucoo"...-
THE inform. the snn,,s
he has become the Of the line o. ms .a.,. ~
G% ,s .s,s s and roos emp%sns
expert shfi stentiye and S.,y main. viii he
.9 p "" and ' ssy sso %sas
%.y s,%s 30 s
House Psnn.,vsns bef~ee" ID and iss'. xrxp
Aua1-diy
.,uoEMXEEss, eooDs.-on hand, ana con..a,,y r.eev-
y ing Importation al A"o' noe SUNS ana VI"
",ss and manufacturers win supplied with
oles The line which will be sold
Importer. and dealers In ahosm.s.r. goods,
Of Fourth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
July o--ecdam
OmAusY, soos.sisr., n..r asS .,.e w..hns,oa.
Cavalry Iscnc. vol. price ss.vey scarce
s M.ss. ,a s"s,s r Nasss.. , s.'s. 81 se. .
uo"pss T.c. so ,"i Rsr.on. Il, p shs m.
Instruction. for Field Ar'iusry, Horse and Foot
McComb'. Courts Martial.
Army and Navy Register. e..
And other government books and document" '"yo
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DIED

Al Santa Fe New Morco, of epes the 9Th Of May last in
ALEXANDER GORDON BEALL, sou OF
Col L. United States Army and grandson Of The
late venerable GsoHss TAYLOR, of this city.
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Pacific Mail steamship Compahy.-Thc only Through
Lime for California and Oregon.
TINE under the OF this
inspected and approved by the Navy Depart
United States nails will continue TO leave
Francisco the LIST and 18TH days OF each month";
accident will touch
San Diego following belonging
steamship Company which will be always
teachcn nd the route, II
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steamship Columbia will ply between San Francisco and
the former the arrival Oh tue mails
Panama, returning without delay with the
mails and from San Francisco
regular propelers will be kept for the transportation
between Panama ana san rfah
steamship Sarah Sands OF l,5Oo tons burden,
and peculiarly commodious IN
her cabin will he kept running an extra family
one OF the viii the connexion between
Acapulco and other Mexican ports. -
I'VE in The Atlantic will by United
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ITO the Mayor Of Liverpool"

PEACE CoseREss,-The annual meeting took place
Juiy 22d al Exeter Hall The Rev H. Richards, one OF
the secretaries read the of the proposed ofcers
among whom were Sir David Brewster, president and
Richard Cobden esq and Richard Headley ESQ., wee pres
idepta for England Mr. Richards stated that the dele
rates for gland comprised upwards Of thousand mem
bers. including many members OF Parliament, literary
and scent,6c men, and upwards OF 400 minis,ers Sir
D. Brewster took the chair. and addressed the meeting,
A ahso did the Rev Messs James, Book. and Aspin.
WALL and MIR Cos.ee in favor of the objects Of the
socation.
FaAscE--By far the most important intelligence by
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Leaving for Chagres the llt and 10Th oil each
The Dorado and the Falcon will form direct line
between Chagre leaving al such periods vs. w
possible the shmus ana forming
through line TO and from New orsans
Pasraga new
secured from Armstrong Lawrason Co.. sgen"
that place. . - y.... -.
been reduced from
lower cabin 10
will be the lowest adopted
by safes sea ear ports.
allowed $50 lbs baggage ec, not ex
ceeding n measurement 10 cubic feet
Cbagres loot ana from
Panama 10 san a Of slO0 ton
ONCE
their No III west street, New YORK
city, hV~~uP
The southern press., 1851-08-06

UNIoS OF THE WING PARTY,--We sincere
ly congratulate the Wings Of the State upon
the fact that basis has now been established,
on which the entire party may act unitedly for
those great ends Of public policy which we have
so often struggled for together, and IN respect
TO which we have never been divided.
The platform which we publish above, must
commend ITSELF for its wisdom and justice, to
all Wings, no matter how widely they may have
differed with regard 10 the compromise 10 gem
ernl. or the Fugitive slave law IN particular.
Very properly,it puts foremost those cardinal,
.pern,arent measures, adherence 10 which makes
us Wings. Il then proclaims infexible hostility
TO slavery extension, and loyalty TO the Consti-
tuition and Union; and asserts the duty Of obey
ing every law Of the country, az well ss the
right Of each citizen 70 discuss all laws and
seek the modification or repeal Of such ss do
The southern press., 1851-08-06

may take, the existence of the convention, Nth
out action, Is apositiye evil.
have now, gentlemen, briefly expressed what
think the most important views and reflections
relative to the present position and future course
of the Sta'e. Il is needless to disguise that
have written under great Embarrassment. You
yourselves would feel it somewhat hardship,
perhaps, to be called upon to give Ia, a matter
where the principal steps had already been taken,
and taken contrary to your own remonstrances
making the past different from what you had
purposed, and laying a fresh foundation for a
future different from the future which you had
made your preparations to meet What advice
am able to give give freely, but my difficulty
is that do not know what advice to give, and
therefore claim the indulgence which is conceded
to the convention itself. and which those who
ask my advice claim on their own behalf. to
judge what the convention shall do when the
convention meets M rei@
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ia. WOODWARD. q
To Messrs. Thos McKinstry, j. Bookman, w.
II. Trapp, w. F. Watt, G. .. Trapp, j. B.
Jenkins.
The southern press., 1851-08-06

they recently lost. and Of electing candidate
Of their own to the Presidency ia 1862 They
would like nothing better than this surrender
Of the Silver Greys to the abolition Wings. II
il putting trump card IN their hands, and its
influence In that part Of the republic will soon
be seen Ia the elections about to take place
there
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not commend themselves to his Judgment. And.
finally. it declares the confidence Of The party i,
the national and State administrations.
With platform so liberal and fair, we NAV
well rely on the unity Of action 80 desirabls for
the triumph Of that system Of policy which We
believe to be for the best interests Of the coun-
try. The committees at Albany have done their
duty; tits now for the Wings Of the State 10
do theirs. $500 f s'7 a
The southern press., 1851-08-06

DrscovERy or GoLp MINE IN ArmcAy-A
very valuable gold mine, writes our Malta corres-
pondent on the ID instant, has, according to news
just received at this island, been discovered at
point equi-distsnt, or between Tunis and Algiers.
The French and the Bey Of Tunis equally claim
Il, and some very sharp letters on the subject
have psssed. Unless matters can be adjusted, O
serious disturbance may probably result.
The southern press., 1851-08-06
YoRK, 1851
S25,095,oOO
The Metropolitan.

We have received the third number of this
paper, the other tive having failed TO reach us.
The paper is fine, large, well printed sheet
filled with editorial and selected articles Of talent
and taste.
Mrs. LAssELLE, who conducts t. is lady Of
genius and sense, and we cordially wish her ali
success
The southern press., 1851-08-06
The Mspey Market.

1t must have been obvious to the whole coun-
try, that the system OF banks and credit has
been rapidly expanding for some time. And il
has been generally supposed that this expansion
was justified and supported by the influx of
California gold. Happears now, however, that
more than every dollar Of gold we have re-
ceived from California, has been shipped abroad
for foreign goods. We take the following from
the New York Herald
SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE FROM THE PoRT or NEw
YoRK, 1851.
January sl,266,000 May = S4,5e6 1000
February 100000 June 6,462,O 900
March = 2,36s,oo0 July 6,0o4,Ooo
April 34s2,O0O
And the same paper informs us that the total
receipts Of California gold at the mint, up to
August 1, but slightly exceeds twenty-three
millions of dollars.
The consequence is, that good deal Of
alarm Is visible in the New York stock market
The southern press., 1851-08-06
From he Loui,rille Journal.

MAYsvILLE, July %, July.
GENTLEMEN: Our aHis City" was heayed TO
its profoundest depths this morning by the an.
nuncation, in flaming capitals, that Cassius Mar.
cellus Cla the liberty and Union candidate for
governor, would address our citizens at the court
house, at o'clock.
A large auditory collected, drawn together by
irrepressible curiosity 10 see @Noble Cassius,"
As he was once upon time designated. He spoke
over three hours, and a respectful and candid
hearing was accorded him, while some sentiments
he uttered were received with demonstrations of
applause. Prospective emancipation was the
leading feature Of the address His appeals
were made with striking vigor 10 the most SEN
sitive prejudces Of human self.interest,
pride, popular predictions, humanity, courage,
and philanthropy. He strove by the most in
genious and subtle augmentation TO array the
hostility Of two classes--the rich and the poor
the STAKEHOLDER and ebolder-against
each other. Ifthere exists spirit Of fantagonsm
between these classes, which Is questionable, ]
consider the encourager Of such distinctions as
guilty Of the most reprebensible conduct. Such
philanthropy is inconsistent, unwisc, improper
false, and must bring the deserved odium OF
censure on its advocate.
Capt Clay's objects in the present canvass
mannestiy to Dullo up t1rd party, nm anu.
slavery party, a balance of-power party--wiIl
certainly meet with the decisive disapprobation
Of every true Wing.
The impression Capt Clay made upon some
Of our citizens was quite favorable 10 himself
yet they announced publicly that the hopeless
ness Of bis election, not 10 mention his known
hatred for some Of the chiefs Of the Wing party,
will prevent them from giving him their sup
port. We have many emancipationists in this
community, highly honorable and useful citi-
zens, yet have not heard Of one of these gen.
tlemen who intend voting for the agitating Cas-
sius. The liberty and Union" candidate will
be relieved partially, at least Of his morbid am
bition and prurient vanity, by knowing the re-
suit Of the August election. His itching desire
for notoriety will be grati6ed, and the quietus
the people will place upon his oyerweening con.
6ience and supreme selfshness, will tell him, in
thunder tones, where he stands in their affections
The southern press., 1851-08-06

REvEsue OF rHE Posr OrFIcg DEPARTMENT.
The National Intelligencer says that the accounts
for the quarter ending March 81, 1851, which
have just been settled at the Post Office Depart
ment, show that the nett receipts o. postsges dur
ing that quarter amounfto q, ,723 ,S28 43
For the corresponding quarter Of 1850
the amount was l,462, ,165 81
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A26l.762 7a

Showing an increase Of S26l 1852 10
or Of about 17i per cent
Should the receipts Of the last quarter Of the fs
cal year (the accounts for which will not be fully
settled until October) show q similar increase, the
revenue account for the year will exhibit the graft
flying incrssss Of sightssn per cent nearly
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-26
SMITHFIELD ACADEMY.

TNHE Second Session of this Preparatory School will
commence on the lst Monday in October next, under
the Superntendence of Mr.. WILLIAM Carroll, Gradu-
ate of University of Pennsylvania, who comes recon-
mended by DIR. VIM. A. Smith, President of Randolph
Macon College.
The Trustees a:ter themselves, that the School
is permanently established and hope since they have
taken every pains the talented services of
highly educated gentleman to be sustained by the friends
of education In this portion of the State.
Smith6eld once looked upon an unhealthy location,
has for the last years become entirely regenera
ed and will rank first in heathfulness and beauty of
appearance, among the Villages in the eastern half of
the State.
Tuition per Session of months:
Re rding, Writing and Spelling, S 90
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, 10 90
Higher Branches and Mathematics, IL 90
Greek and Latin IS 90
Board be obtained for from four six dollars Der
month. By order of the Trustees,
H. ]. BELL Secy.
Smithfeld, August 25, 1851. ss2-tf