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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-07-06
Editors Table.

GopEY's LADY's BooK.-The July No. of
this old f~ayoritc, has the most beautiful col
Orcd fashion plate we have ever seen, besides
n number Of other finished engrayings. We
had tho pleasure a few days since Of shaking
Cooley by the hand-thejoll benevolent cx-
preston of whose face makes ono feel at
home and happy the moment he sees him.
We had also the good fortune to form an ac-
quaintance with the EditroSs, Mrs. Sarah J..
Hale. Her gracefulness, ease of manner and
entertaining conversation, won us quite. No
wonder two such present the best Periodical
known to the public.
GRAuAM's MAGAzrNE-With its 10 large
pages ofcxcellent reading matter, for July,
embellished with several superb Engravings,
offers to its readers u rich treat, OF which
none accustomed to dip in that dish will will
Ugly deny themselves. Send for Graham, by
all means.
PUrNAM, for July. Pomeroy, Bookseller,
Raleigh, has laid this valuable monthly on
our table. The table Of contents are rare and
inviting, and its entire contents truly inter
csting. Send to Pomeroy for it's cent;
per number, or SO per annum.
GREENsBoRo' FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The Cat
aloguo of Officers and Students Of this grow
ing institution is before us. Faculty-Rev
Or. q. I. Deems, President and Professor O
Bellies Letters and Physical Sciences VIM
e. Doub, Prof. Mathematics and Ancient Ian
guages A. &. Kern, Prof. Music Will
numerous Lady Assistants in the variou
Departments. Board and tuition in NIL tn
English branches $50 per session, with ex
tras for Music, Drawing, Painting, &c. &C.
Soc Advertisement.
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SURVEY OF THE WESTERN RAIL Road
The accommodating party which left this place
on Wednesday Of last week, for the purpose
ofmaking some observations of the route of
the Western Rail Road, preliminary to a sur
vey Of the same, returned after an absence of
three days. Yesterday friday morning,
after a delay of a few days, made unavoidable
by the want Of the necessary instruments,
which had failed to arrive, the Engineering
party commenced the survey of the route, at
the Cape Fear River, near the Clarendon
Bridge. Their design is to proceed in a par
allel course with the river for ore or two
hundred yards, then turning they will proceed
westward, running Oh the North side of the
town.
DR.. Mitchell,Sof the University, speaking Of
this road and It's route in a recent commune
cation to the Raleigh Register says, The
country is eminently favorable to the con-
struction Of such a road, the inequalities Of
surface being no where very great, and tim
Der of the best kind, plenty and cheap. II
would probably enter the immediate valley Of
Deep River along the route Of Buffalo Creek
where the lands Of Evander MacIver hole
cut better promise of coal than almost any
others in that region
Fayetteville Car.
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LETTER FROM GOV. MoREHEAp.

The Greensboroueh Patriot confirms an in
teresting letter from Gov. Morehead, in relation
to the surveys for the Railroads east and west.
The Governor, as President of the Central
Road. acknowledges a communication from his
ExceIIency Gov. Reid, under date All instant,
requesting the President and Directors of the
Central Road to have the surveys made of the
contemplated extensions ofthe North Carolina
Railroad-eastward from Goldsborough to
Beaufort Harbor, and Westward from Sails
bury to the Tennessee line, according to the
provisions of the Act of Assembly entitled an
IN act to incorporate The Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Company and the North
Carolina and Western Rail Road Company
Gov. M. in communicating this pleasing intel
ligence,' gives the assurance that the work will
BE commenced at rs earlya day as practicable
He says Immediately upon the receipt of Gov.
or Reds communication he informed the Chic
Engineer. Mai. Gwynn, of the fact; THAT by
the time the Board Of Directors meet in July
corps Of Engineers will be ready for the field
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SOUTHERN COACH FACTORY,

TRANSLATION DEPOT, ". c.
MlHE undersigned would inform the riding
= public and others who may wish to ride,
that he has established a Factory III the Vii.
lage of Franklinton N. c. on the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad, for the manufacture of
PLEASURE CARRIAGES
Of all descriptions in TIE neatest and beat man
ner. F4e has purchased the right for Franklin
County for the manufacture of the
Fhtent Perch Buggy.
which is acknowledged by all to be a great i'm
proyement on the old perch.
lie has in his employ the very best workmen
in every department OF his business. His Black
smith is an experienced workman. who served
his time ana worked many years in the Coach
Shops of Newark \. J. HIS Painter is from
Liverpool, Eng. and understands Thoroughly the
style and manner of painting adapted to CARR
ages dc. of the most durable kinds.
Thankful for tie liberal patronage heretofore
received, tie undersigned hopes by his increased
facilities and neutrality-suspicious., still to nIeri
and continue to receive q fair portion Of pubiI
favor
All work done by him viii be warranted t
stand twelve months with fair treatment.
H. T. CLAWSON.
July !, 1888. 4S-Iy.
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"A PURELY AMERICAN PoL1cY.'-Whcther
or not the Washington Union has authority to
spelk for the administration upon questions Of
public policy, people Notwithstanding some
importance to its utterances on grave questions
ofthe day. Tho purport OF an article in \ late
number Of the Union on Spain and Cuba, there
fore. excites attention. It is to the effect that
the United States could not consistently with
the preservation Of its national honor permit
Spain to einancipate the slaves in the island of
Cuba. Resistance to such a step the Union
terms the maintenance of a purely American
policy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-07-06

FOREIGN INTELLlGENcE.-By the arrival Of
the steamer Baltic, we have three days later
intelligence from Europe. Upon enquiries
made in the British Parliament, Ministers
had announced that the English aud French
fleets had been ordered to the Dardanelles as
a precautionary measure, and that they were
to act together on the Turko Russian ques-
ton. The Turks were making military pre-
parations with great activity, but it was
thought that the Car after making demon
STATIONS and possibly temporarily occupying
the frontier of the Danubian provinces would
haul in his horns that despotic Russia would
hardly risk q collision at this time with the
great powers of Europe.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE JUNE 27-S1 each DR.. r Hooker, Wake !;
Mebane apple, Guilford + 0verman, Eliz. City;
w II Parker, Falkland Z A Carr, HalifSx Cor.
Lassiter, Potteeasie J G Respess, Williamson r
Paschall, L Phillips Pharr's Mills B Z Jordan,
B L Furgason, Pleas. Hill Henry Best, Warsaw !;
Thos A Futral, Alfred Allen, Alamanee; A II Lird-
ley, Chatham; L Sinclair, Whites Store Noah
Richardson, Brower's Mills J L Bond, Windsor /;
So N D Williams, Moringsville 81 BENZ. Free
man, Lumberton; $25 L A Ezell SI3 Lodge [ 0
Q F Pennington $l4 W L Van Eaton. Jonesville
81 Rev. A G Browning So q H Wilfong; 81 "
I Balm, Raleigh.
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HAMILTON MiLB ACADEMY.

THE Fall Session for 1858, viii m on tie
Z I'd Monday il July, under the supervision of
Mr.. WM. Y. WEsTER. The course Of instruction
will be Thorough, requiring the pupil to give the Why
and wherefore, for every thing. Discipline will 10
mild but jim. It is the design Of the Principal to
build up a Primary academy Of the first grade in
the growing village of Hamilton. Grateful to tia
citizens of Nartin md adjacent co:nties for their
liberal patronage, he hopes by a faithful and i'm.
partial discharge Of duty, to merit a continuation
OF the same.
Boys will be prepared for the Freshman Glass in
College. 1t is desirable that pupils should enter as
soon as possible. No deduction for absence, only
in cases of protracted sickness. Board can be o.
tHiPed in as4Fd f2nilies fr9m Sc to IS ner EHonih
For Primary English branches, $40 90
The above with English Grammar, IL co
Classical and mathematics branches, 10 90
Contingencies, 80
The following gentlemen arc respectfully refer.
red to Rev 7 Ii Jones, A N, Principal Of Louis
burg bale Academy, A II Ray, Principal of Louis
burg Female Seminary aud Rev William Gloss.
WM. G. JORDAN,
Sec. IF bard Of Trustees.
Hamilton. Y. G.. June 10Th, 1853. 42-2t
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M. The Democratic Free Press, Mt Will
mington, is now under the direction of John
Z. Bowers, Esq, who publishes a card to
that effect in the last number. Politics Of
paper the same-but it will include the
advancement Of the Temperance movement
rs one Of the objects Of the paper. We wish
him all success, in this department.
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AAmmREgna

On the 23rd ult.. by. A. NJ. Veazey, Esq,
Mr.. Ezekiel Stanley to Miss Dincena Waugh
an, all of Granville.
0ntbz1 10th nit, by Rev. j. E. Montague,
Mr.. Ruin Woody, of Person county. N. c.,
to Miss Elizabeth Pulley, of Mecklenburg,
Va.
On the Gath nit, by James r. Duty, Esq,
Mr.. james A. Satterwhite to Mrs. Susan A.
Satterwhite, all Of Granville.
On the Goth ult., BY the Rev. Solomon Lea,
Mr.. Benjamin. F. Stanfeld, Chaplain of Leas-
burg Division, Sons of Temperance, to Miss
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JoNEsVzLLE
91nlR Nun GrmalR araAtmie5

1L- = ! \ ~ 81 u " ' ! ~ ! " II ! III ~ >
REV. WIN. L. VAN EATON, A. NJ.
III charge of tie hale Department;
WIN. O. REID ANDLADY,
In charge ofMe Female Department.
nUR next session will commence on Monday the
~ 18th of July.
It is important that aliyoung ladies ana gentle
men wishing to enter, be present on the first dag Of
the session, or as soon thereafter as circumstances
will permit.
All will be charged from the time Of entering 70
the close OF the session, and no deduction will lie
male for absence, except in cases Of protracted
sickness.
preferred gentlemen with Dir. Van Eaton, and
ladies with Mr.. Reid) at the reduced price Of s 20
per week; or if desired, good board may be OBJ
tanned at the Hotel, in many private families in
the village OF III the immediate vicinity, at the same
reduced rates.
Books and Stationery will be furnished the stu
dents at customary prices.
The entire expenses varies from S3l:25 to S3S:Ts
per session Of FIVE months.
ExrnAs-Nusic SIS; Gu:hr ST.; French and
Painting in water colors, each S. Embroidery So
w. IVAN EATON,
w. o. REID,
Principals AID PyepTtetoTs.
Yadkiu Co, n. c., June 20, 1858. 43-3u
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COPPER IN WAKE-Col. Thos. G. Whita-
ker, living 10 miles from this City, has dis
covered on his land, a Copper mine Of great
richness.-We do not profess to be a Judge
in such matters, but if there be not a copper
mine of exceeding value where such speci-
mems as we have seen were found, then there
is no truth in appearances. Every Indication
was Of the most promising character. Let
Guilford, Chatham, sc. look to their laurels-
old Wata is vide awats, with pocket FIJI
Of rocks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-07-06

Phebe Morton, daughter of Elijah Morton,
all of Caswell.
. Though fools spurn Hymen's gentle pow'rs,
We who improve his golden hours,
By sweet experience know,
That marriage, rightly understood
Gives to the tender and the good,
A Paradise below" III.
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A Mr.. Goldman, the proprietor Of the
Southern family FRIEND at Columbia, ;.
G., offers for sale one half Of his paper. He
finds the combined duties of editor and pub
Usher TOO onerous for ono man, and wishes TO
transfer one orthe other Of these departments
to other hands. His offer deserves attention.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-07-06

re- The annual examination of the pupils
of the North Carolina Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb and the Blind took place on We'd
nesday last. Diplomas were awarded to Miss
Isabella Cameron, of Fayetteville, and Miss
Louisa Jane Walker. Of Guilford county, n.
c., those two young ladies having been at the
Institution seven years, the period required
for a complete course OF Observation-Disclosures.
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Nillfrll aranfntH.
JOHNsTON e \ \. c.

JOHNSTON COUNTY. n. c.
THE fifth session Of this Institution com
mcnccd on Monday the 9th OF June, under
the charge of S. A. O'DAEIEL, 4. 3.
This school il situated in a healthy and beau
tifuI section Of the Country. Coed boers can
be had with families Of true moral worth, for
$500 per month, free Of extra charges.
Tuition per Session.
For English branches from So to Sl2G0
+" Latin and Greek Slo,eo
A. G POWELL
BRYAN SMITH
June 2sth, 1858. st
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The REPORTED DEFEAT OF TIE CHINESE
REBELs.-Tho report brought to San Francis
co, from Hong Kong, by the ship jamestown,
that the revolutionists had been driven away
from the walls of Nankin by tho imperial
forces, with terrific slaughter. needs confrma.
ton. The jamestown sailed from Hong Kong
on the 9TH of April. We nave had accounts
from there, by the Overland Mail, up to the
18th April, that is to say, four days later
Our advices from Shanghai, also, came dowr
to the goth, three days later than those by
the jamestown. The probability is that The
report is a new version of the old rumor tina
had COME to US by way of Overwhelmingly
that neshen, the former Viceroy of Canton
had made a very succ attack on the rehe
force with the imperial troops, about Isl
miles. from N0nhin, in which many thousand,
of the rebels were said to have suffered
Nearer Nankin, at Tapping, the imperial
force is also said 10 have defeated the rebels
with great loss of lie.
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EEANGhrN INSTITUTE.

CEDAH KUN, 4. u.
iTIfE subscriber having consented to take
| charge oftkis popular institution, situated ia
Franklin County, about II miles eastofLouis-
burg, will exercises Ch the I'd Mon
day i1 July next. 1t is presumed that the de-
sirableness Of this location is so we'll known az
10 render Il reference in this connection, almost
unnecessary. 1t isknown thatin point ufhealth.
intelligence. refinement, andinfuence, the com.
munity Diced If Rock is almost withouta pr
allel in the State. The course of instruction
will b. thorough, embracing the usual branches
of practical English education, an extensive
course of sciences and mathematics, Greek,
Latin, and French Languages. Board may be
obtainedin the best families Fl $3.50 per month.
TERMso of Tuition per Session offi,e months,
SlO.Sl2, and SIS. according TO advancement.
The above charges embrace the expenses per
session for the entire course, except French,
for which Sc extra will be charged.
WIN. G. FINCH, PriDcipal.
June %, 1853. 42-4w.
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STRAYS,

QTRAYED from our lot, on the 9th inst, a
. bay horse, 10 or II years old, and u hny
Mare, G or I. The horse is tolerably large
and rather sluggish in his gates WHEN rode OF
worked in single harness. The mareis of me-
dunn size, does not work very kindly in bar.
ness but rides very freely and trots easily
They are both western horses and were going
in that direction when last heard from. NJ
other marks are now recollected. Any infor-
nation respecting them will be Thankfully re.
ceiVed and a liberal compensation be made to
any one Who will take them up. Our address
IS Brookyiile, Granville Co. n. c.
LYON g. FLOYD.
June 25th, 1853. 1875
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LOT FOR SALE

IN OXFORD, GRANVILLE CO. \. G.
A Large and commodions Two Story daeliine
"A house, together with all necessary out honsee,
u splendid garden and ten acres of very rich land.
Apply to R. c.. Maynard, Franklinton, II. C., or n
DIR. William Pasehal, Oxford, Granville Co., &C..
June 81, 1858. 42-4w
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Oxfard mala Anademu

THE next session of Oxford Mae Academy,
will commence the 2nd Monday in July.
J. Fl. HORNEk, RIncipal.
L. &HORNER, Assistant.
Oxford. June %, 1853. 42-st
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49, Some Communications and Obituary
notices, deferred for want of room.
"A Member of Pasquotank Division" shall
appear in our next. His article was received
too late to appear in this issue.
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CAsTALIA HIGH cHn

Mr.. AND MRS. d. s. RICHARDSON, PRINCIPALS.
NHE Summer Term in the male and female de-
partments will commence on Tuesday morning.
tue 9th of July. Circulars furnished on applicAtioA
to the Principal. 4-t
Castalia. Nash CO., Y. C.. Juno 10. 1873
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Hamilton. Y. G.. June 26th. 1853. AZ
Alasanir GLaEg!Gal aagtitntr.

EOR the benevolent purpose OF affordinc
the means Of education to the poor youths
free of charge, the Masonic Fraternity at BOX
boro,' at their communication in June, 1853,
resolved to establish and maintain a school in
Roxboro', to be called the " Masonic Classical
Institute to be under the government Of
Trustees to he appointed by the Lodge. The
Undersigned were accordingly appointed trus-
tees.
No pains will be spared to make the Institu-
ton as desirable a one 10 those who have sol,s
to educate as any in the State. The town IS
distinguished FOR its health and It has now as
moral and orderly a population as any in the
country, with no inducements to extravagance
and vice. No one will be admitted into the
school who is not well recommended. No one
allowed to remain who does not readily sub
nit to be governed. The school may be re-
garded as permanently estab ished.
The trustees have secured the services Of
Mr.. James II. Woody who was educated at
Emory and Henry College. las several years
experience, and is regarded as an excellent
instructor.
Board eau be hid in public or private ho.s
es at from % TO 20
Primary English Studies, 81 90
Hicher Go DO 10 90
I'angnaoes Sc. Is on
No deduction Tor absence except in cases
of 2roiracted sickness.
Session commonwealth "Wednesday IN July
C.S. WINSTEAD,
C. II. JORDAN,
JOHN BAIRD,
A. WALKER. T
GEO DANIEL.
VIZ o. BOWLER,
J. A BARNETT,
: D. g. READE,
June 81, 1853. At
IF YOU WANT 70 LOOK DRESSED
I call al Evans & Cooks and get one of b.
L-a-lI-.--- Z AL. o &nn,s Ronf- -nnl
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A POLITICAL WORK.

A Volume of the Poetical Works of James A..
IN BARLEY, viii be published in the CITY of New
York. Those who may feel inclined to encourage
the sales and circulation of these works, will please
to remit one dollar and q half to him, at Orange c.
Honse. Va. 42-
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MRS. VANDERBILT, No. 1S5 SUFFOLK ST,
Saws of Dr.. MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills.

proceeded from arrangement Of the liver or merely
mysteries, I was persuaded to purchase a box of DR..
M'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills. and before I had
used them all, was entirely relieved. ] am now
enjoying perfect health, and ch~eerfully ~recommen
DR.. MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills to all afflicted,
New York, March %, 1852.
P.S. The above valuable remedy. also DR.. M
Lanes Celebrated Fermifuge, can be had at all re-
spectacle Drug Stores in this city.
@- Purchasers sill please be careful TO ask for,
and take none but DR.. flames Liver Pills. There
are other Pills. purporting to be Liver pills, now
before the public.
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~ Never suffer long from a Cough. Al this
age of the world, when you can get Ayers Cherry
P%eetoral, 1t is a criminal neglect, if you do not cure
it. See Advertisement in another column.
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CEDAR GROVE

NHE Fall Session Of this Institution will
L commence on Wednesday the 9Th of July,
1853. Terms as heretofore.
SAMUEL ". HUGHES
Cedar Grove Orange, June IL. 42-St
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IF YOU WANTTO LOOK DRESSED
I call al Evans s. Cooks and get one of Be-
bees Hats and J. Miles g. Sons Boots, ami
shine. %
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09
1 COmital Incident,

4 certain Engli,h ambassador at Con-
sianlinople, With the rest Of The gentle.
men who were in public capacity al,
the same court, determined on one gala
day 10 have each Of them a dish dressed
after the manner OF their respective
countries and the Englishmcn order
ed piece Of roast beef and plum-pud-
ding. The beef was easily cooked, bot
The court cooks not knowing how TO
make plum-pudding, be gave them a
receipt "S0 many eggs, 50 much -four
a given quantity Of misius to be beaten
up together, aud boiicd for three hours
n i've gallons Of water" Whom din
ncr MAS served up. first came ihe French
ambassador dish, and that Of the Span
,.h ambassadors, and next two fellow,
beating Tremendous pan, AND bauiing
nom Tor the English ambassadors
di.h 20 By the mother that made
ne :" cried his lorlship | forgot the
bag and these stupid .counarcls have
boiled Il without one, and Ia five gal.
lons Of water, too. Il will De plum
broth, howescr"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

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