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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY AT
- AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY next 31st in
slant, commencing at o'clock, p. NJ, upon the pre-
misses, will be sold three lots of LAND, in the town
of Sidney directly opposite the former residence of
Mr. E. F. Petcolas each fronting 80 feet and running
back 120 feet to alley.
After which will be sold other LOTS in the vicinity
of the above.
Terms very liberal. ....fy
au Is @ JAMES nj. TAYLOR Auct 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27
BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsON- : -
REAL -ESTATE n

Y PORT MAYO, AND LOTS IN THE -Te, M
OF FULTON" FOR SALE AT AUCTTON,ovv;ni
be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th day of September
several HOUSES and LOTS in Port Maeo s, ~ :.
Rocketts-among which is the grocery store now in
the occupancy Of Mr.. R. H. Dobbins situated on
Louisiana street. aud dwelling House on Nicholson
street. Also, THIRTY LOTS in Fulton-l0 of which
the 'pine tree" the balance being well loca-
ted The above real estate is in improving part of
tied means to make safe and profitable investment
Some of the above lots within 100 yards of the
wharves at Rockets, and that account are yalaa
ble- s~--ss--s
After sale of the above real estate the building
IN the city of Richmond, at the corner Of Franklin
and 2lst streets formerly occupied by the 4th Baptist
Church, will be Sold The building alone is TO be sold
and not the ground 1t is now occupied as a carpen-
ter's shop at an annual rent of $le0. Il :
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at and months
negotiable notes interest added and title retained
TILL the last note shall be paid. rtzsfEA s
au &-dtds GODD1N 4 APPERSON Aucts. b..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27

GEO. NJ. WEST, Nos. 5 and q, Exchange,
" offers for sale
Godey's Lady's Book for September-25.
Graham's Magazine d" 25
Voyage Round the World, by Gerstacke-$1.
The Green Hand: Short Yarn-25
Gus Howard and Minnie Grey-each Soc
Harry Coverdale's Courtshp-5O.
The Gamblers Wife-25.
The Prairie Birds.
Smiths Poems-G2
Fem Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio-Si25
New supplies of the above this day auS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27

QUEEN CITY HAMS.-Just received,
W small lot of Queen City HAMS.
fARD-Just received, a LOT of superior LARD, put
up in small cans, suitable for family use.
! au I2-lmk BASS u WILHELM. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27

L,OR RENT, small frame HOUSE, con-
IL tanning rooms aud kitchen, North Of ST. lanes
and Baker streets the residence of J. u. Martin
Possession can be had at once or in few days APP
ply to EpWD u. EA1Hoi
au n Oenrral agent aud toliectot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BIZ JAMEs N. T1YT0R
MARKET GGRD5FNs- unIrsrs Ann

N 1 I'M IL. GARDENS, HOUSES AND
PA PA NyhEEN MADDOx's HILL xND IN Ifi IS
ber upon the e ps. mold on MoNDA h Of septsm
4 about 20 acres Of sOiN = II M e e 9ciqcE
near the toll gate well adapted far s,I
may desire. 1 WI oe sold a. pure hasers
J, Also, TWO framed HOUSES and Lrrs -, RS.
,so sn. near TIE store Of Mr. joseph
Also two b by JSaanf LOTS opposite the above
plan near MsddoTs Hill and number Of II b 1Jsigs
Terms will be made to sait purchasers.
auA LII. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR anet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27
NEW LINE OF COACHES FROM
HoT SPRINGS. July II. l8s!

jury
MI EAL Having gotten my Mills, at
1Nl Spring Hill, in operation, now prepared
to furnish Meal, either Bottled or Unbolted of the
best quality, made of best white corn, the most
favorable terms Apply to Jeter Leftwich a few
doors below the Columbian Hotel, to me at the
Floyd House.
an 5-dts JOHN A. JETER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27
/ AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE
~ NO. NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTt.
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUMS HOTELA--Iho

MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUMS HOTEL-The
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within the Sfsts
OF Virgins being now In violation Of law ara 80
tended with heavy penalty on conviction the Ie.
scrber would respectfully solicit the orders g NJ
friends and others who may feel Disposed % PUG
Having been resident Of Richmond tor ERWsnes %
thirty years, and being pretty generally knswn
throughout the State. he deeus aimoss ahhsevsY
to give any further assurance thsf ~ palne. cean
ded to him win be promptly and pfopsh'J sssenaeo
to. - -. e -, =.
~ Packages single Tickets ana shares ~ al the
MARYLAND Lotteries, for sale. ..s-zE
ET- The printed Official drawings sent % cores
pmdents By the first mail. sa
to Prizes cashed q sishs,c .xsprpu
mnsIS-ists Baltimore, Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27

Ok TONS PERUVIAN GUANO, land
~ ing and for sale by e..
auH JJ.FRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27

0ILS.-Solar, Spermaceti and Tanner s
~ OILS, for sale by
au q DAVENPORT. ALLEN / CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27

IN SIDES WAX LEATHER on con-
~ signrnent, for sale by -.
auH MACE & WINSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-27

NOI "A
"a persons having claims against the estate of E. H
Roper, deceased, will present them to the subscri-
Der, properly authenticated, within the next thirty
days. this notice will be plead in bar of all such
who may fail to do so. JAS NJ. TAYLOR,
2j-6t Admir-. E
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-17

A uGIER. j., Cenfectteners e.d Dealer in Fruit
A Corner Of Market and St: Louis Streets:
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Proceedings of the Police Jury.
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.

At a called meeting the Police Jury of the
parish of Lafourche met November 23d, 1853.
at 10 o'clock, a. M, and the following members
were present:
Valery Vickner, Ellie Panvel, c. Armitage, J.
Theriot, j. Lyall, J. s. Williams, O. Bernard.
A. b. Thibodaux, s. Folse, A. Cretini
1bsent-Louis Boudreaux H. Bernard, J. K.
Gourdain, j. G. Ragan, L. Pertuit, B. F. Barker,
J. Raymond.
| The President being absent Mr. Armitage was
elected as President pro tenn.
Mr.. Gourdain presented his resignation as
President and member of the Police Jury, which
on motion, was accepted and new election Or
dered to fill his place.
ident by acclamation.
| The minutes of the last session were read and
| approved.
Mr.. L. S. Allain submitted his resignation as
Secretary of the Police Jury, which Oh motion
was accepted.
Mr. Z. y. Dantin was proposed and elected
Secretary by acclamation.
On motion of Mr., Thibodaux the following re-
solution was passed.
Be it resozred That committee be appointed with au-
oy to employ competent person to examine and survey
the bayou aourche from Longuev the Sea Shore and
report to the President Of the Police Jury forthwith.
The President appointed on said committee
Messrs. Raymond, Williams and Thibodaux
On motion of Mr.. A. B. Thibodaux the fol-
lowing certificate was granted.
1t is hereby certified by the Police jury of the parish of
afourche in assembly convened the Court the
town OF Thbodaux Wednesday the 23d day November
1883 that Joseph S. Williams Theophie Harang and Michel
Thibodaux elected Representatives for said parish
Louis Aan elecd Clerk of the District Court Mathurin
Bourg elected Sheriff. j. Keber Gourdan elected Recorder
Eugene e. Robchaux, elected Assessor Jean B. Lame
Coroner in and for said parish deauers to
the parish for any public moneys whatever.
And further certified by said body that James Blie
elected Justice of the Peace of the First Ward Richard
son. Justice of the Peace of the Third Ward Pierre Thib
odaux, Justice of the Peace of the Fifth Ward Edmond
savoe Justice of the Peace of the Eighth ward; John L.
Seey Jnstce Of the Peace of the Ninth Ward vamond D.
and Aaron B. Ragan Justice of the Peace Of the
Eleventh Ward Emile Fagout Justice Peace of the
Thirteenth Ward Benjamin Barker Justice of the Peace
OF the Fhteenh Ward Auguste Cretini Justice Of the
Peace of the Sixteenh Ward Reubin Tabor Constable of
the Third Ward Emile Gaudet Constable of the Fifth Ward
Jules Melaneon, Constable of the Eighth Ward; Michel
Adam, Constable of the Ninth Ward Charles O. Daptin
Constable OF the Eleventh Ward Arcene Champagne Jr
Rh.ss fSsfh a5a MaBs Bs " HI
Sixteenth Ward in and for the parish are not de-
fauers to the parish for any public moneys whatever
On motion Of Mr.. Auguste Cretini
Resotrd That the Clerk hereby instructed to transmit
copy of the above resolutions the Governor of the State
Of Louisiana.
Police Jury adjourned, November, Esd 1863 |
C. ARMITAGE, President.
Certified, c. 0. DASTIN, Clerk.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-17

DocToRs.-Prof. Carnochan says, aif we
ezamine the life of the practicing physician,
sednd it gilded and shining on the surface
g. beneath the spangles, how much pain
aad hardship! The practicing physician is
sae Of the martyrs Of modern society; he
anaks the cup Of bitterness, and empties it
hNe dregs. He is under the weight Of an
nnense responsibility, and his reward Is
eettoo often injustice and ingraiitude. His
Y Eals begin at the very gates Of his career.
= spends his youthful years in the exhaust
as Investigation Of Anatomy; he breathes
ne alr OF putrefaction. and is daily exposed
Z Z " The pefils of contagion. View him in
ne Practice Of his difficult art, which he
g acquired At the risk Of his life! He
lses y, OF cures his patient; il is the result Of
.ssnce. or else il IS alleged that il is nature
~ ~ nature alone, that cures disease, and
-. 'ne physician is only useful for form
Then, consider the notifications he
- Q undergo, when he sees unblushine
saosance win the success which is denied
l,.a I - earning and talents, and you will ac
:. .lsdge that the trials Of the physician
~ NJ nM surpassed in any other business Of
Ie. There 10 another evil The honor.hia
M aclan has to contend with-a hideous
rs.,s =. saeseuflng evil, commenced by the
i 49, ~ sustained By the world, and seeming
sIssefmore destined to Be al infIiction
rls.1aMso'ty Phis evil is Quackery, which
.b;shs hsuvsntage Of that dsplorable instinct
/ d i. ,,a.s ais4aaily seeks falsehood and prefers
le,s .r.a.: un: how often do we see the shame
Ie .,,s.. M nofant specnlator arrest the pub.
ases haoa, eha, and attain fortune, while ne
d. rssJ sa.alJ and poverty are the portion
~ 49, ctitioner, who has embraced
- a.sloa q medicine with cou.ciep-
lsss md eal'iya.s,h With dignity and and
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oh Blame Me Not.

Oh blame, me not, il, losing hopes Of thee.
| seem less gay;
III, wheH mourning my last destiny,
Give sorrow way,
To the lone heart, a pent up silent wo
Is hard to bear.
IT'S vain to hide by smiles that none may know
The souls despair!
All my old pleasures, too, have lost their zest;
The gentle muse
That e'er was wont to wait on my behest,
Doth now refuse;
The old familiar things I used to love
Have lost their charm;
The bright imaginings my fancy wove
No longer warm;
Fen Music's gentle voice hath o'er me now
Lost its sweet power;
cannot take the gloom from of my brow
For one brief hour.
My an Of joy was centred in one dream.
And awake,
10 ind my sole companions down life's stream
Midst hearts that break.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-17
wishing.-BY JOHN c. SAKE.

OF all amnsements Of the mind,
From logic down to fishing,
There isn't one that you can find
So very cheap as "wishing!'
A very choice diversion, too,
If we but rightly use it,
And not as we are apt to do,
Pervert it and abuse it.
wish-a~c common wish indeed
NV purse was somewhat fatter,
That might cheer the child Of need.
And not my pride to fatter;
That might make oppression reel
As only gold can make it,
And break the tyrant's rod Of steel
As only gold can break it.
wish that Sympathy and Love,
And every human passion,
That has its origin above,
Would come and keep in fashion;
That Scorn, and Jealousy, and Hate,
And every base emotion,
We're buried fifty fathoms deep
Beneath the waves Of Ocean.
Iwish-that friends were always true,
And motives always pure;
wish the good were not so few,
wish the bad were fewer;
wish that parsons ne'er forgot
To heed their pious teaching;
I wish that practising was not
So different from preaching.
wish-that modest worth might be
Appraised with truth and candor;
wish that Innocence were free
From treachery and SANDER;
wish that men their VOWS would mind
That women ne'er we're rovers;
wish that wives were always kind,
And husbands always lovers.
wish--in fne-that joy and mirth,
And every good ideal,
May come, erewhile. throughout the earth,
y be the glorious Real;
Till God shall every creature bless
With His Supreme blessing,
And hSpe be lost in happiness,
And FISHING be possessing.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-17

Mr.. Glars REGARD FOR THE SEx,-Henrv
Clay was not Woman's Rights mamie
did not believe in women becoming divines. doc
tors, merchants, politicians or stamp-speakers.
He liked the old-fashioned doctrines about wo-
mans place and duties, and he respected them
in the domestic OF the social circle At his re-
ception in the City Hall of New York in 1848,
he said to the ladies': In the course of my short
life, must say that the largest portion Of plea
sure have enjoyed has been in the company of
your sex. Although / have found persons in
both sexes who were bad, have found more
truth, purity, generosity, politeness and virtue
in your sex than in mine. Alters day like this,
cannot stop to kiss you all, but call down on
your heads the blessing of Heaven, and hope
shall meet you all in that blessed bourne
whittier the righteous pass when they depart
hence"
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e 6 b Q . 5 ,

Still the angel stars are shining,
Still the ripping waters flow,
But the angel voice il silent
That heard here long ago.
Hark the echoes murmur low
Long ago!
Still the wood is dim and lonely,
Still the plashing fountains play,
But the past and all its beauty,
Whittier has it fed away3
Hark the mornfnl echoes say
Fled awayi
Still the bird Of night complaincth
Now, indeed her song Is plain,
Visions Of my happy hours,
Do I cali and call in vain?
Hark! the echoes cry again
All In vain!
Cease, oh echoes, mournful echoesl
Once loved your voices wen!
Now my heart Is sick and weary,
Days of old, . long farewell!
Hark the echoes sad and dreary
Cry farewell, farewell!
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-17

LIS ALLAN. sEc'Y l.. BUSH, TREASURER
GEORGE BoNER Constable AND COLLECTOR.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-17
Procedures du Jury de Police
PAROIssE DE LAFOURCHE.

une seance extraordinaire lie Jury de Police
de la Paroisse de Lafourche s'est assemble lie
| % Novembre 1858, 10 heures, a. m, ct les
membres suivants etaient presents:
| Valery Vickner, Ellie Panvel, c. Armitage, J.
Theriot, J. Lyall, J. s. Williams, O. Bernard.
A. B. Thibodaux, s. Folse, A. Cretni
A6sents-Louis Boudreaux, II. Bernard, J.
K. Gourdain, J. C. Ragan, L. Pertuit, B. F..
Barker, J. Raymond
LIE President etant absent Mr. c. Armitage a
etc nomme President pro tenn.
Mr.. Gourdain presente sa resignation CONNIE
President ct membre du Jury de Police laquelle
etc acceptee ct une nouvelle election ordonnee
pour lie remplacer.
Sur motion Mr.. Armitage ete clue President
par acclamation.
Les minutes de la derniere session ont etc lues
ct approuvees.
CONNIE Secretaire du Jury de Police, laquel,e
etc acceptee.
Mr.. c. 0. Dantin etc propose ct clue Secre-
taire par acclamation.
Sur motion de Mr.. Thibodaux la resolution
suivante fut passee.
II est resolu quun comite soft nomme avec le pouvoir
demployer competente pour examiner ct ar
penter dayou Lafourhe depus Longueve jusqua bord
De Me ct de aire eurs rapports &c suite President du
Jury de Police.
lie President nomma sur le comite Messrs.
Raymond, Williams ct Thibodaux.
Sur motion de Mr.. A. B. Thibodaux lie certi-
feat suivant fut accordee
est par presenes cerie par Jury de Police de Ia
parosse de Lforche assemble reuni Maison de Cour
dams Ia vile de Thhodanx, Mercrei lie 23 de Novebre
1853 Joseph s. Williams, Theophle Harang ct Michel
Thibodaux eus Repsenants dams pour te parosse
Louis s. Aiain clue Grefer de la Cour du Cinqueme Dis
rict, Mathurn Bourg clue Sheriff. Keber Gourdai clue
Recorder Eugene g. Robichaux clue Assesseur Jean B.
Laisne clue Coroner dams Ia de paroe sont pas
concesonaes parosse pour rason argent
public queiconque.
E est de plus ce-de par lie dit corps que James Bieu
elu Juge de Paix du Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT; T. D.
Richardson, Juge de Paix du Troisee ACCOMPLISHMENT
Pierre Thbodaux Juge de Pax du Cinquiee Arroudisse
ment Edmond savoie, Juge de Pax du Huitieme Arron
dissement John L. Seey, Juge de Pax du Neuvieme Ar
Juges de Paix du Onzieme ACCOMPLISHMENT Emile Fagout
Juge de Pax du Treizieme ACCOMPLISHMENT; Benjamin F.
Barker Juge de Paix du Qunzieme Advertisement: Au
guste Cretni Juge de Pax du Sezeme ACCOMPLISHMENT
Reuben Tabor, Constable du Troiseme ACCOMPLISHMENT
Emile Gaude Constable du SEINE ACCOMPLISHMENT: Jules
Melaneon Constable du aeme Anondssement Michel Adam.
Constable du 5eme ACCOMPLISHMENT; Charles O. Dantin
Constable du 11ene Arrondissement Arcane Champagne
Jr., Constable du 13eme ACCOMPLISHMENT; w H. Weber
Constable da 15eme Arrondement; David Ptre Constable
du 6eme ACCOMPLISHMENT; dams pour La de paroisse ne
son pas concessonaes La parosse pour rason au
Gun argent public queiconque.
Sur Ia motion de Mr.. Cretini
Reso Que lie Grefer est instrut de transmettre uue
eope du dit certicat Gouveneur de rEtat de Ia Tn
siane. :
LIE Jury s'est ajourne, Novembre %, 1853.
s-:...s G. ARMITAGE, President
Cprtif;S r. n DArT1r Grofso.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-17
TOWN DIRECTORY.
THIRODAUX.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

HENRY FLEMING, JOHN c. RAsAs
SIoTA 8. EVANS, JAMES A. GUyrHER
LOUIS F. ANDERSON, ]. X. GoURpAIN
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-17

10 Hereis the way children were taught
TO spell in the 18th Century. 1t sums up
the whole argument for Phonetics:
so you be-A tub, See you be-Cub,
so oh. pea-A top See be-Cab,
Be6o-Bat, Be YOU double tea-butt
See sO-cat, Be You double ell-bulI
Pea s0-Pat, Be q! double vou-bow.
SEQ! double you-cow.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

LOUIS Bush, LEuFRoy DACs1s GEO L. ANDERSON
J. K GouRDAIN ]. A. GUYrHER JOHN C. RAGAy
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-17
Plantation for Sale:

ld1hAlUGHVH HUT SG41Es
THE undivided half of the Plantation
L of R. W. Tanner, situated Lockport between the
lands Of Franklin Pierce and Hudson Field having between
80 and 40 arpents front by 40 DEPTH containing about
400 Of woodland, and the rest t for cuitvaton-s
offered for sale on easy terms The land is admirably
adapted for raising stock, such as cattle Sheep &C.
Of the finest Stables and the best Negro Cabins and out
houses in the country. s. .EFIz \ tEzs =
Apply st sae [51-stl MINERVA OFFICE
FLOUR. - New stock, of different
J. brands and grades, very nice, for sale by -.
dec. r. HOLDEN
MESS BEEF.-Just received a few
AvA barrels Of Davis's dne Mess Beet, for sale by
deco. R.F HOLDEN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-12-21
CHIPS FOR ALI SIZES.

WnAr IS YOUR NAME ?-Threc wild mud.
larks were recently captured by a young
divine aud brought into Sunday school in
New York.
What is your name, my boyT
Dam replied the untaught one, who was
first Intercepted.
oh, no, your nameis Daniel, say it now
Daniel
Yes: we'll, Daniel, take that scat
And what is your name 2 was interroga.
ted Of number tive.
Sam circulated the urchin.
% dear, 40, it is Samuel sit down Sam
uel, now, let us hear what your name is, my
bright little fellow 7 said he, turning to tho
third.
With n grin Of self satisfaction, and 9
shake Of the head that would have done hon
or to Lord Burleigh, the young catcchumar
boldly replied
'Jimuel, be Jabers'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-12-21
DRg. e..
PaRYog GaRHER.

N~n~~~@-~y@y~-
From the Methodist Protestant, Bait.
A True Bacchanalian Song.
Drink, drink, Bacchauts drink
Kissing cursed vine
Fill and quaf, while demons laugh,
To see tho addcrs twino
Their fiery folds round burning souls
The addcrs Of tho wine.
"Fill the bowl p while round the soul
Sec the serpent crawl
Whose mortal fang while bcakers cleng,
Bringeth bier and pail
Whose scorpion sting while Bacchants sing,
Kills and conquers all.
Drink, drink but never think,
While gay the gobltts pass,
And eyes are bright with mad delight,
There's poison in the glass
Uurrah, and drink, on dcath's black brink,
Damnation In the glass.
Drink, drink d~runkards drink
Slaves ct Dacchus, shrine
Tour bcdhets ringzye thadhien sing
To the rosy wine,
Whose fluid flame blights name and frame,
And damns tile soul divine.
Tho wino-cup praise, whose whitening rays,
A double death doth bring
Whose demon flies, to bar the skies,
Aud break the SPIRITS wingj
Hclps portals opo-to murdered hope
Drink, drunkards, drink and sing.
Ion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-12-21
Henderson Male Academy
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N. G.

IL. u. Is IL L, HR1NCIPAL.
TN Offering this School to the public, the Trus.
tees hatter themselves, that they have procured
the services Of a gentleman, pre-eminently qualified
to direct it with ability. He comes well recon-
mended as q Teacher of the highest order a Grad
uate, capable Of teaching a thorough course, pre-
paratory to entering the highest Glasses in the Uni
versity Of North Carolina, and from the experience
he has acquired in teaching, he t~iatters himself thai
he will be able to give undoubted satisfaction.
There is now nearly completed in the Town of
Henderson,, removed from the business of the place,
one Of the ncatest Academies in the State, which
has been built by tho patriotic citizens of the
place, bringing also TO their aid the friends of Ed
ucation round about, and that too at a heavy ex-
pense, and it would be suicidal in us as Trustees,
not to place it on the best footing.
The gentleman whose services we offer to the
public, is a native Of Virginia, by birth and educa-
cation and therefore has feeling allied with our
own, as he wishes TO make this permanently his
home, he would ask all whoknow him to aid in this
great work, the education of he heart as we'll as the
head, and when this shall be done, he can have the
pleasing qualification of knowing that he has per-
formed the part of the philanthropist-the scholar.
Henderson presents one of the finest fields for
the encouragement Of education in the State, com
bining healt !, morality and intelligence. 1t has
also other advantages; it is easy of access-being
situated Immediately on the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road also at the terminus of q branch of the
great Western Stage Line, ~affOrding to all who may
wish TO patronlZe the School easy OF access.
The Scholastic year of this Institution is divided
into two Sessions of five months each. The Spring
Term to cOmmence the first Sfunday in January
1854. The Fall Term will commence the first Mon
day in July following, and at the close ofcach Tern
there will be q public examination.
Board can be had in the Village or country, a
may be desired, at usual rates.
No deduction for loss of time, except in cases o
protructed illness.
We would impress upon all who may wish t
patronize the School the necessity of being read
to enter on duty the first of the Session.
TERMS:
Tuition for Primary Course, per Session, $40 0
do Higher Branches Of English, per SEES. IL 5
do Mathematics and Languages, Is 0
For further particulars, address the Secretary.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
LEWIS II. KITTLE, Sec'y.
November 10th, 1858. 12-tl5
ES- The Standard will please copy till the l5t
Of February and send account to the Secretary fl
settlement.