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VIRGINIA hotel,

81 JOUN Il. STARR, Norsr u N0.4e aaI
Green Streets, s. LoWs TO-
TINS hou-, IS located ion the business rari Of The
! CITY and .or room and comfort. s, ,4aa, 10 any
h0'c. 90 the Ciy merchants and others. VISITING 'hc
city en- business viii tnj.t greatly 10 lhep alyau-
tags 10 stop al This house. rle.r charges l.r mo-
dgT1t'. aud Accommodations of the hest rY1I' "
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chicaao advertisements.
Circular Coz the Fall Of 1851
oE TIA
MAMMOTH CHEAP ST0REI

:" -h4hO II tliE11 GIVnE /,
M AMI AFTER tie Is; OF November, we will D
~ found nj our NEW STORE, q doors ives
OF the Oh stand built expressly 10 meet the eXi
HeEces 81 our Rapidly increasing business = slo7ie
zach liOret deep lighted By two 30 ieei sky light.
TOE entire irort o giass--mak;ng =. AL nearly ca,
ieet o. shei ahj counter rSuH--being the most pa
e,oo;' eIegant ant best hgtts! stone wcs, OF New
York. where We Nili EXHIBIT stock Of
OVER 100000 WORTH
OF the newes. and choicest styles OF Dry Goods
comprising every article 10 that line .oia the clui.
niones'cotion aud wooden articles OF domestic uia.
eincture 70 the Incest products olihs looms OF r.lg
and France, Germany uuI Switzerland, I.akiu4
s'oeS ior,e&ie"t and variety, unequIl.ed II the
Nesteni County,
Bought prncI3l'y al Auction at ruiuou1 prices.
many slylrs o; imported goods Tor onr-ha Le cost
81 ma nuac,lrc--ll domestic goods being bought
Tor cash, IN large qualities direct ifoll the Hlnu-
fsciurers, many Styles being bought dnl.HE lhe r.
cent great scarcity OF money in New York and
Boston, az mluous pnces--aud al viii lie sold an
very slnal ads vance. In fact, the numerous ,arii-
ties we possess through the connection N.,h one
OF the
MOST EXTENSIVE HOUSES
~ New York, warrant Us IN saving that Sc can.
and we are determined that We viii sal. every
piece style, and description of Goods rs ioV a- any
establishment east west, north or south, on tins
Continent, and lajgc percentage less tlan any
house IN lls ely OF s'Gie. Our stock WlI. al all
times be found complete in every depaI tmeut and
adapted to The wants % the entire community For
Instance, we sell ca.icos from cents 10 the best
Preach Calico at2 and every style less than else
where. Shcctlugi li0m Al 10 J., every style tom
lc 70 & less th1u elsewhere bcachea slretiugs
tom Al 10 Is OIL, every style q bargan ilaHue.s
ron Is "a 8. every price ios less than elsewhere.
sareis irom ; to O., every style Is per yard less
than regular prices; cloths from TO- 70 IS every
piece bargain; cassueies from 4 20 ljs--somc
great bargains we sell ticking ot G 4 .pl-rll
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I'm proved Farm for soIc.

THE undersigned offers Tor sale his farm of 100
acres, nIl under good fence. The land /, prime
aud rolling, and has n constant supply OF living
water running through It's center There is n
small house on said hun and is situate about tive
miles from Ottawa, aud 10 miles from La Sale
lie offers also for sale tcw yoke OF good work
cattle, some steers and mich cows
November % 'TuoMAS CArrov
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.TllE subscriber has just received large stock Of
4 fresh oysters can oysters. snrdines and all
kinds OF nuts, caudes, herring, cigars &c, and
has opened an Eating House on Canal ST., n few
doors west olSanGcr Il Amnurs brick block in OF
tawn. tie Will serve up soups, ut noon, from l2 to
| O'Clock also, constantly keep on hand pips' feet
and trpe got up in the best manner; hot tea or
coffee NJ moments warning lie has also sup
ply OF the best VIEW CIDER the country can
afford
He would respectfully invite his friends and the
public generally to give him n call; having had
over eight years experience in the art Of cooking
and preparing cdibcs for the table in the different
hotels IN this town, he feels confident that he can
give general satisfaction tuO Gro SNrrH.
10 Tll,orihguni cutting carried on as usual
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Gotels.
Geie' House.

OITAWA, II-IE0Is.
u NHIS House, formerly owned and occupied
by MIS-. True, is Beautifully situated on
La Sale Street, about hall way between the Canal
aud the Court House. II has been recently uur-
chased, and converted into q Hotel where every
attention vii. be paid to the wants and comfort OF
is patrons, by The proprietor,
November 49, C. II GElGER.
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CUiRTEEGD rEg. .3L. !s.i4..o... ., -
Amount Of premium notes u pr.s April l.r 1851.
cJu'uut'-a '.II iHr tN" d. Emaur % losses,
S3oA,33s sl.
secured by a len on property insured valued oyer
$4,000 600.
This company in-grs= dive a-s, st1res. ware
houses maug.Ctours mills barns, s,aa.. and the
conten.s oica,h tnc.u.rwth every Other siIri.
,ar sPec.c- 3fuyopcr'y within tie state. from
Less or Damage b. Fire!
The Directors fee, justified Zoo rsc1mmraIiayta this
company to he favorable alteration OF f.i, rli-
z'us OF Illinois Every ono .u.u... COME mem
berthe company being an association OF custom
ers, each Of whom j. concerned il .n-urrug Ei,
,n'igh3or A. ,h- determination fund judgments
in exact ratio with The ucrea-rof risks. the captnI
OF the company Is comparatively cShau-t,ess: and
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FarlmN ana l.nmds Tor Vial
OSagc Orange Plants.

ORDERS tor plants for spring setting will hr IA.
~ ken by the subscriber nj half the price fast
yeaT--s5 per thousand for the best, with proper.
tomato rate for inferior qualities --such as have
made up their minds to give orders wi, ind It much
10 their advantage "a du go M once ns II IL quite
certain that Prot Turner will be able only to sup.
ply The orders OF the summer and tall
nurust ~ {, ,1.rtNgrr
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sligo brois.

r. - " l. have just received and will
~ 20 keep constantly on hand and f.,
<. Z sale AZ the lowest market prices %
- ~, n ip.. assortment OF Sligo iron and
u %as. IN steel, and those who wish for that
~ or my other stomp ofiron. Will du
wellto give us n call az the old hardware store
June Il. J Aitvrry g. Go.
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Grccinn Ennrllrrnmi;,n nrnnA,

\ SURE AND SAFE REMEDY FOR,
amt wN y0y'iire'g cue iir Nj-t- Hc7lacFe,
GHNs end Fern, JauUdir Ngvpc7yia CIronic
LFGTrhG1, Sea SICKNESS. Cho'crd and Ch0ley1 m
J9HiHm, and restore q healthy action to The Liver,
without particle oiCulomcl, Mercury, or Qu.niue
entering into their compound
They do not pupori 10 be a remedy fer all man
ner Of dlsrnscs that flesh is heir TO- but experience
warrants Us IN saying the above they Will positively
cure. They viii also corTccto deraupcments Of
the stomach, andrehcvc from those aches aud pains
throughout tn" system commonly called Rhcumat.
ic. IL is an excellent remedy Tor ,he GRAVEL,
and ms NERMlFuGE, CT WORM medicine,
there is none better
Pr,paTcd oEiy6g mr. T. s. FANCHER,
40 Fulton street, New York.
Atew doors from Broadway.
-, For s1'r wholesale and retail, by WALKER Il
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NEAnY Made II.oTEI,N.!
CIR IND.

x 200 LBS. Barea Ohio Grindstones war.
O,DJJ ranted oqusltonny in market, for sale
+" sbe ~ hardwars store Of
'sss y. J MlNtry a. 60.
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FRuIT TREESl

;si& FRUiT TREES,
StTjsy.rs THE undersigned having entered into
a partnership lorcon'nuing the nurse
--sstsss<- ~ business, AZ the old stand OF ~ g
Underhill, are now preparing o offer incrra-ed in
ducemcnts IN that line TO purchasers no the way oil
greater number OF trees and new popular varieties,
In addition 10 the usual stock they expect 20
have quantity Of dwaH pears from Llwangsr and
Barry, Rochester \, Y
They also hive a quantity Of Ponr SEEDLINGS OF
one years growth at az per hundred, or Sli per
thousand, d. t.. ISDrRHrLL,
Maous, lOhmo. tOcu5l D l. CRrrurR.
Farms ana Sands for SnIc.
4 OFFER Tor sale several fine farms Of various
d sizes N various stage. Of improvement, ada.
cent to each other, and to the iauu on which re-.
side
A'so--GOO acres OF land, contcuousto the same,
IN lots to suit purchasers; also, the fine farm on
which now reside commanding noble prospect
oi'he surrounding country, and posse sling every de-
slrlble requisite, as enduring stock water, irttuty
OF soil, dwellings, barn house, catllc.shcds. &c.
This farm embraces 500 acres under fncr, and 20
acres Of timber
This property les miles from Ottawa. II miles
trcm Peru, audi miles from the Illinois River m
direct line BRoNNny Murray.
Farm RIDGE mnVlO
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limo, Turner, Iuha Ba.Hachc, Eas Nhhard.
Ben +. Long, Lyman r.gbul. Fem 4 Har,.
John james, NarhN Hanson. \ q rJwaris
Henry Len, l.. Ke.,rr.egscr. II q Atwood
''''. smith, Alfred Dow, john Atwood,
BENZ T. LONG, President
LEWIS hcLrrNHFFGfE. Treasurer
Most, C.. Arwoop, Secretary.
E5'APP.icnuon for Insurance in the above named
company may be made q, Ottawa, r1
oct - GIN WN VI. TRUE. Areut
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yu-nr n,t,so ,Io,.
stoves.

stoves.
LFLNT variety Of Cooking Stoves, Goal Stoves
- Grairs, ant Hollow Ware, manufactured nv
Cushman & Co, md Tor sale a, Foundry prices
Nl' ~ GRtntrY.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
I "a TWBBD sack and frock coats,
j ~ lnbllct cloth aud Nil wool tweed coa,n,
lUcasslmrre vcs,s,
80 blk satin do
lsOpaire cashmere and tweed panls.
40, IS do blk doeskn and cloth do
Al n.ade Of NeD Goods.-lust received by k,s.
SON. Despatch for the Fail trade.
Al@o-5o leather and canvas trunks. nil ,zcs and
iooearpe, bags for sale retail at pieiesaie Pr,r,s
SEPT CmrgvgRs.
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Iilrsys ON

haltb ON
TOR sale, az horse carriage, new, and got mp in
l. excellent, STYLE and made by the best Of work.
men---will he sold ut bargain.
Also for sale 2 two horse wagons. hy
Oc,i j. g. N,rriyerR
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-10

WAKE FOREST, N. G.
FHNHE next session of this institution will commence
IL the End Monday in January next, under the su-
pervison of Mr.. William NJ. Crenshaw, graduate of
Randolph Macon College. Mr. Crenshaw comes highly
recommended by the faculty of said institution has
talent for inparting instruction, and
good know edge of human nature.
Students can be prepared here for any College, or for
the active pursuits of life.
This institution being permanent, and situated in
eghborhood distinguished for its health and beautiful
scenery. liberal share of patronage will be expected
The Trustees are building new Academy II miles
from Forestville, which will be completed by the next
session.
TERMs-$7, $40, and SIS per session of five months,
according to advancement No deduction except in
of proracted illness. Board be obtained at Sc
per month For further particulars address DR.. w. H.
HEARTSFIELD, at Forestville.
BY order of the Trustees.
Nov 24. 1851. S95-fI5Jan.
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMY,
.
,nHNTY. Nc.

TINE session of this institution will CONNIE nee
the 2nd Monday in January, under the conduct OF
Mr.. ]. H. HOrner Principal
Mr. Horner was prepared for College under the tuition
of Mr. w. J. Bingham, and graduated at the Uni
versy of N c. in June 1874 with the highest dlsnc-
ton in an unusually class Since that time
he has been constantly engaged in the business of
ing and the years has had charge of the
Male Academy, at Hamilton, N. &. He brings with
him the most attering testimonials of high moral char
acter and his eminent in the government and
instruction Of boys.
Tuition in the English Department per session of 5
months, l2'oO
Tuition in the Classical do 1900
Oxford is cons dered of the prettiest and most
moral in the State, and is situated in an undoub
ly healthy region. 1t is thirteen miles from Henderson
depot on the R. & G. r. Road, which reniers 1t very
accessible to the Eastern part of the State.
THO B. LITTLEJOHN, Prest.
Tmos. II. WILLIE, Sec'y.
Thomas ]. Hicks, Robert B. Gillian, John c. Tay-
lor Jos. T. LittIejohn, Jno. R. Herndon, w. w. Young
r. w. Lassiter, Trustees
Oxford, Dec. 4, 1851. ll-7tW.
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Female CIa Institute.
H1LLsBoRoreu STREET, RALEIGH, N.

HILLsBoRoUGu STREET, RALEIGH, N. G..
FTNHE first Session for 1852, will begin Welnes-
Il day, the 18th of January, and continue months.
The of instruction is thorough and extensive,
embracing Ancient and Modern Languages Mathematics,
Drawing, Painting and Music the entire charge for
which will be met by the payment of fifty dollars, in adj
vance, per Session.
Those who board in the Institution will be furnished
with every domestic comfort at additional charge of
fifty dollars. The number of Boarders will be limited
to 90 and early application should be made to adj
Ettance.
Mathematics and Ancient Languages will be taught
by competent male Teachers-Modern Languages, Mu-
SIC Drawing and Painting by Ladies who eminenty
qualified for the duties. The Principal confidently
his patrons that pains will be spared to make
the Institute what purports to be- Female Classical
Instisute.
Tuition in the Regular English course, SIS
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, each 10
Modern Languages, Drawing and Painting, each, 10
NJ usic with of Instrument, 90
BENNETT T. BLAKE,
Principal and Proprietor
December l, 1851. lS-2w
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RESPECTFULLY announce to the public, that
II many of the most desirable articles embraced IN
their large and extensive assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods. selected with care, by one of the firm in the
best Northern have been already received and
opened; others daily arriving, and they hatter
themselves they will be prepared to meet the demand
goods of every description good terms as they
can be sold in this market Thankful for and encour
aged by the very liberal patronage bestowed upon them
their connection business, they have ventured
lay in very heavy stock to which they invite the
enton of purchasers, hoping their efforts to accom-
modate will not fail to please.
The attention the Ladies respectfully invited to
the following desirable Dress Goods:
Super Brocade and Chameleon Silks,
Blue, Blk and White Watere6 Do,
BLK Gro De Rhine and Italian Do,
Solid and Fancy Lutte String Do,
Brocade Poult De Sol,
Cashmere De Ecosse,
Fig'd Brilliantes,
Lnpins' French Merinos,
English and German Do,
Solid Paramettas,
Rich Fig'd Paris De LANES,
PLAIN and Fancy Poplins,
Blk Silk Laces,
Deep Silk Fringes,
Paris Kid Gloves.
Buttons and Trimmings,
Scolloped Embrd Hankfs,
Swiss, Jackonet, and Tartan MusiIns,
Chemisetts, Collars, Undersleeves and Cuffs,
Muslin Bands, Edgnss and Insertings, SC, sc.
W. H. s. r. S. TUCKER.
Raleigh September3 1851. ST.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

TKIHIS Institution located in Oxford, Granville Coun-
IL tv n. C. under the of Rev. Samuel Wait, D..
D. aided by competent assistants, has been in ope-
ration session. The next session will commence on
the second Monday in January, 1852. A uniform has
been adopted for public occasions, consisting of deep
blue Merno any other suitable fabric for winter and
of Pink Calico, Cling CHAM, Muslin, and white Cam
brio or Muslin for summer. The Bonnet straw III win
ter trimmel 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.
Terms per Session Of fire months, half in advance
Tuition in the Preparatory Department $40, in the
College Course $50, without any extra charge for lam
gmages, higher English throughout the course. Pu-
pills take partial course, and study Latin, Greek,
French other advanced studies in the English
at $ TO- for each study. Ertra erpense-Music on Pr
ano $50, use of instrument So; the Guitar.
Drawing and Painting in water colors $I2; in Oil 5 Is.
Needle work $40. Board in College under the imme-
date care of the President and his Assistants including
washing, fuel, and lights So per month. Good board
be obtained in the village reasonable terms Fur
ther information be obtained by addressing the Pre-
sident. BY order of the Board.
T. T. GRANDY, Sec'y
Der IL I65I l3-tIstM.
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JOSEPH WOLTERING
Manufactures and Dealer i'm the FOL.
lowing Articles, Raleigh, n. G.

Manufacturer and Dealer In the IOA-
lowing Articles, Raleigh. n. &.
STOVES, tin, iron and copper wares guns and PTS
Ools of all sorts POWDER shot, caps. powder masks
and shot chargers fine assortment OF pocket ano tao
cutlery celebrated Pine india steel morfIce
locks with white mineral knobs, from 80 cents to a.
improved rim locks New Haven locks, carpenters rim
lock- sIidingdoor lock- peoples lock, best furniture
lock dead Jock novelty lock with mineral knobs min
era locks with Japan mounting, mortice locks win
iron bolts and keys, motice locks with white KNOBS
rural locks with white mineral knobs, plate locks,
smoke house locks, morce closet locks with brass
fronts chest locks horse locks fancy tnshed
fine patent dropped Japan PAdocks patent dropped pad
lock- rim drop latches Bolwins night latch, improved
bow Iatches cupboard lock latches Porc- knobs
the best in this City or State mineral door KNOBS
screw mahogany and pearl white door knobs mineral
drawer knobs furniture knobs, pearl white belpulis
axle puleys pulleys, wardrobe hooks IAN
ter hines A c. Pamer's window butts Carke's butt
hinges superior cast butt hinges, curtain pins and
handles, coffee mills, candle sticks, dog collars and
chains, cloth, shoe, and horse brushes.
ALSO. Carpenters, Cooper,s, Timers, and Black
ALSO, nails screws, scythe-blades, sheep-shears.
brass lamps bells, trace chains, grubbIng hoes
spring balances, pyers, spades, shoves hoes
pans, vices pumps, Bucks patent improved cooking
sove and in short every thing needed by farmers and
mechanics in the hardware line.
ALSO, full supply of CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
such carriage axles and springs carriage bands
tent leather hub bands, power loom lace enameiled
canvass figured Maroon damask Alpaca extra fine cam
brio, and fringe On hand, also, full supply OF CAR
Smoke house, Jail, and Bank Locks made to order,
warranted not to be picked broken and to give salts
faction
The subscriber is also prepared to execute any and all
work in iron, STEEL brass "copper" SC Guns and pistols
made 10 order. Also, strainers for Turpentne Distl-
ieries.
All orders executed promptly and in the best man.
If the subscriber does not sell lower than any
body else good work at fair prices, then he will
give it up.
Encourage home indusry. Now is the time Call
The subscriber at Raleigh Wake County. North Car
DINA, or send your orders by letter. -
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
RALEIGH Sent ~ 1851 90-1y.
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FALL TRADE, 1851.

Southern Trade will soon insure Southern Rights!
II AM now receiving from Petersburg, Richmond, Nor
/ folk and Baltimore, my Fall and Winter supply of
Groceries, Dry Goods, CrOckery, China
and Hard Ware,
carefully selected for the season. moderate prices for
cash. or on short credit to punctIaL customers. ex
pect to keep hand in addition to the above Salt, Fish,
Flour and Bacon, Iron of different sizes, Nails of
excellent qualitity with all articles kept in
Village Store. will take in exchange for Goods Corn
Wheat Oats, Fodder, Fax-seed, Bees-wax and Cotton
or Tow Cloth, with any other produce that may suit in
nv line of business. Call the Brick Store near the
Bank. THOMAS w. HOLDEN.
P. S. will attend to any Commission business, or
forwarding of Goods to satisfy those who may n-
trust them to me. T. w. H.
October l, 1851. 95-
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Triumphant Success

triumphant Success
eLO R1oUS RESULTS ACA,r
,r Every Drawing of the Lottery At
1"e F0r FGnled and Truly Fortunate Tot,....
PYFER & CO, 'Ss'
No. Light 81. Baltimore. Ma
oiearly demonstrates the fact very extensiro,,
lot long series of years, that e'Sd
ONE ORDER
10 the o,d-Established and Popular Hons.
UARNER A GOLDEN HARyEsr sy
prompted by an infexibIe resolve to ban;.h
hablatlon of man that gaunt and hideous t ION Tie
y we proclaim to the world an InfaIIbIe S;s FOrer
ranted to remove the barriers that exclude f6rn VA
ses the station, influence and luxures en;ovaa, has
lew, and to elevate the lowly born cot:.
TO position beside the 81 ordly patroon' O'sser'
Experience has tested its merit and tb
had from their childhood suffered the slinp anS "h
OF outrageous fortune, have by well-timed afOs
PYer Co.'S Truly Lucky and Popular Br,.s
heailzed ere they declined into the vale of ve.
tunes Tor themselves and fortunes for their III, iN'
Always remember, that every man, woman III C;tn.
who reads this, infcts upon his her welfare eld
Gus wrong. who permits another day to fall ;,s sfr
vortex OF the past" without making an effort ~ lie
Flee The Ills Of Poverty!
BY forwarding an order by mail for PACKAGE NJ :.
Ticket in any of the following Magnificent Io,, hgt
January to the odestabIished far-famed and , io
nate Lottery Brokers, 0s OFio-
PYFER & co.
No. L, Light-st., Baltimore M
LO and Behold The Success IN December.
All sold by PYFER & Co.
ILLIANT array.
$4,000, Whole Ticket sent to Ohio.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to North Carorn,
SIS 5000, Quarter Ticket sent to do
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Tennessee
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to South Caro;,,
$4,000 Quarter Ticket, sent to Virginia.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Pennsylvania.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Alabama
| THIS LUCK CAN'T BE BEAT
Orders Confidential
| WHO'LL H.4VE Il NEV YE.7R.S GIFT
| Sol G.
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SeDe1 Miles West of Raleigh, North CAROL ma.
EHer. II. TELLER RABBIT. Rector.
ITNHE Tenth term of this School will commence on
Il the Sth of January, 1852.
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
For Board and Washing, &C., with instruction in
English and the Ancient Languages, $76 per term of
five months.
The design of this School is to furnish safe retreat
to which boys be sent for thorough training In
respect to beauty retirement and heahulness of stua-
ton, and convenience and comfort of buildings, this
School possesses great advantages The of
dy will he regulated by the requirements of the Unver-
sity and pains will be spared make the boys good
scholars.
December 5, 1851. ll-l3t
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Oeccmber l. lS5,
ECLECTIC ACADEMY.
I'm the County Of NOtfOWaV

In one Mile IF The South Side Rail Road.
THE next Session of my School will commence The
1st of February, 1882 and close the of August
The course of Instruction embraces thorough prepa-
ration for the Junior Glasses of 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. Booth, Nottoway Capt. Richard Jones, do
DR.. H. E: Shore. do; Lewis E. Harvie, Amelia :;
Leander Masters, do; Dr. Geo. c. Scott, do; Capt D.
H. Flournoy, Chesterfield VIM. ellis, do, Nj. D.
Hanson, do Mr.. Benz Jones, Petersburg Capt. John
G. Adkins, do; Hon. r K. Meade and T. S. Bocock
n of r; Hon. R. M. T. Hunter and James NJ. Mason,
U s. Senate
Address the subscriber, Morgansville, Nottoway, Va
A G. A. COLEMAN
Dec. l3, 1851. S9S-w6w