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ELECTION OF U. S. SENATOR.


The Nashville papers bring us the nteIli.
gence that the Hon. JSo. BELL was, on the
29th ult, reelected to the Senate for six
years from .,he 4th Of last March. The fol.
lowing is the vote on the last ballot:
For Mr.. Be'l-Mcssrs. Benton, Cooke
Davis, Frazer, Hall, JONES' Perkins, Reid
Robertson, and Rogers, of the Senate, and
Mcssrs. Arnold, Bailey, Brown, of McNairv,
ChambliSs, Cheatham. Clements, Clemens.
Cooper, Dortch, Easterly. Erwin, burlington,
Greer, Hall, Hart, Hawkins, Herd, Holmes,
House, Lucas, Mabry of Warren, Martin.
Maxwell, Mcknight, Morris of Wayne, Mum,
Overall. Patton, Philips, Richardson, Smith
Of Davidson, Smith of Haywood, Steele,
Stewart. Stovnll. Tharpc, Thompson, Tibbs.
Wheeler, Winchester and Vim, of the
House-5l.
For Mr.. Nelson-.Messrs. Bell, Bewlcy
Carrigcr, Nave, and Nelson, of the Senate
and Messrs. Broyles, BulIrn, Chamberlain
Cowart, Ellis, Harris, Hubbard, IIydcr, Ma.
bry of Knox, OIelI, Temple, Wallace and
White, Of the lIonse-ls.
For Mr. Johuson-NIcssrs. Bowlcs, Dun.
lap, Of Henry. FarquIlarson, IIavron, Moore,
Nixon, Northcutt, Reagan, and Polk, of the
Senate, and Mcssrs. Buford. Cavitt. Chown.
ing, Cummings, Lamb, Lane, I.ilIard, Mathis,
Pope, Sykes, Travis, Williams, Wood Of Can.
non, Wood of Fcntrcss, and Wood Of liar.
deman, of the House-24.
Far " $. Bromn-Mcssrs. Brown, OF
Monroe, Carroll, Cooke, Morris of Cooke, OF
the Ilousc-i.
Far A. Y. Bromn-Mr. ITebb.
Mr.. Bell received ten democratic votes.
1t is not improper to remark that the Bank
nominations were confirmed, unanimously in
the Senate and BY vote of n yeas to nay
in the House, before the election of Senator
was made. We should have regretted very
much had there been any serious opposition
to Governor Johnson's nominations, but we
cannot perceive what necessity there could
have been for rushing them through in such
hot haste. The Directory is good one no
doubt; but they are scattered mostly over
Middle Tennessee, and we believe it has us,,.
ally been the practice to give members who
might be unacquainted with the nominees
some little time to inquire into their charac.
tiers, standing, &c.
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PoEK.-Thei.incoIn (Fayc,teviIe) jour.

= ToFK.-I HPIahcOIH IFHycttevII1e1 J0ur-
nal of the 9th inst. says: -'. .f o.: 's hrH
The market NAV now he considered as
fairly opened in this county: We hive lscard
of u number of sales, all nj So, We presume
the price viii not vary much during the seas
on, hut 81 this nothing certain can b. stated
or any positive opinion ventured. 'isis '-..
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HoGs-FIRsT AERIvAL.-Thc Frankfort
railroad train brought last evening GOO head
of extra heavy hogs Tor Mc,srs. Jackson, Hull
& Co. This is the first arrival this season
for packing purposes. These hogs are from
Messrs. Embry and Shackellord, of Madison
county. Mcssrs. Jackson, Hull g. Co. are
ready 10 commence operations IS soon as the
weather is cool enough. We hear of n con-
tract of between 1000 and 400 head, in
Hardin, to aver..g r 200 lbs net and to be de-
livcrrd about the middle of December, at 81
so nrt.-LoU. .Iour., %
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~" The "Evening Post" (Barnburner)
evidently don't think much Of the whtcwash-
ing somebody is giving the Administration,
in return for the rough handling it got in
Pulnam's Magazine, for September. The
Post says
"The Washington Union and Boston Post,
and Philadelphia Pennsylvania, published
simultaneously IN article of six mortal col
umns long, defending the administration
against the recent criticism upon its appoint
m"nts, in Putnam's Magazine. The article
realizes the geomeiricans' definition Of Il
straight line: it HIS length, without breadth
or thickness. 1t has one good thing in it,
however. Dan Sickes, NJ. Buchannns secrc.
tary of legation, is spoken of us IN accom-
pli>hcd scholar, and singnarly wcll-iiilcd for
and accustomed 'tn literary labors and sricn-
litic pursuits We were aware that Dams
passion for letters was so uncomfortable, that
on one occasion he robbed Il post office Ia
crafty it; but Of his scientific ttainmcnts, il
they exist, we are not so we'll informed"
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Mn George LAw.-The New York Tribune
is authorized To state that the rumor Of III,
failure Of Mr.. George Law is entirely with
out foundation.
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REMARKABLE CoIScIDEScE.-We end the
following paragraph in the London Free
Press, of the 2Slh ult:
"rhcre was snow on last Monday at Phla.
delphia, New York, Baltimore, and Loudon,
Tennessee.
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1.-THE LADIES PAPER."-N have received
the first number Of a very neatly gotten up
weekly paper with the above titlc-T. ID.
Curtis, Editor. From hasty perusaI Of its
contents We find it to be a very interesting
sheet, which will make it welcome visitor
TO the home circle. Its object rs to extend
the industrial sphere of Woman, secure her a
reasonable compensation for her work, de-
veIope her womanly qualities, and elevate her
womanly character" The type are all set by
women. Published by Curtis e. Richards,
New York. Terms 81 per annun, in ad-
vance.
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THE APPOINTMENT OF BkLMosT-Thc New
York Herald, in relation to the appointment
of the foreigner Belmont, to al important
Mission, says:
Had we been at home VIC would have made
n revelation that would soon have disposed of
him in the minds Of the American people and
the President. During the canvass in the late
Presidential campaign, he attempted. by very
improper and insilous practices, to dcpreciatc
General Pierce and glority Mr.. Buchanan at
his expense; and it is well known that il was
BY the influence of the Minister to the Court
of st. James that the agent of the Rothschilds,
cX-consul of the Austrian government and
substitute of iIulscman. has become the rep
rcsentatvc of this republic in one of the old.
est governments in Europe, with prospect
of becoming Secretary 0i the Treasury, from
the financial ability he has displayed, and no
doubt will hereafter display, both in the New
World and the Old. We have curious de.
vclopcmcnts to make IN connection with the
RotIschilds, who held conference in the
Palace OF the Grand Duke of Nassau. Bibcrach,
on the Rhine, at which certain crowned heads
crowcd over the ingenuity of the scheme by
which, for about 100000 forms. the Roth
schds of Europe intended to yet possession
of the government of the United States, and
change the character of some of its institu
ii"ns. Had we been at home We would have
joined the Tribune in denouncing Belmont MS
unfit, in every point Of view. to have the con-
iidencc Of the American government.
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FisE SEGARs.-keith & Co. have an arti.
Gle of Rcgalias that will do to puff"
Good heavens! how they lift the soul
10 soar sublimely high,
To east away corrodng caro-
And scale the starry sky:
i" plunge within Elysan fields,
On iowcry plains To stray,
Where pure ccstatic pleasures flow,
forth.
For further particulars call ut the store room,
next door to Mayo's Hotel, where yon will
find No. assortment Of Dry Goods, Sc.
gars, and almost every thing else.
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ANOTHER SHOT FROM A DEMOCRATIC ucS'
The Sentinel, the new democratic paper re-
Gently established ut Washington CITY, and
whwh !. ro.,o,;z.d &c III. oro,r, f,h. N,t;on.
:.
al democracy OF inc Ho"'''' mus lays II "'
to the Presidents special organs and pets, the
WASHINGTON Union and Richmond Enunrpr,
,,.h..h r,;,,, ,.od o. ,o en- ,..;.h =, th.;r =,
=, '''"
o"se vi inc 'reeSoi'ers:
"But the onntry asks-nnd asks with EN-
Pl'as'S-N here lie the guns that 50 lately
poured their vo''tys int" the ranks ct Inc
ncrcrnarv trersoll"rs! Where be the stal
wart soldiers that manned those runs! One
after another has abandoned his most and au-
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-We find the fol-
lowing among the list Of premiums awarded
at the late Agricultural Fair, at Augusta,
Ga.
Lewis X. Hurst, McMinn CO., Tenn, largest
crop Wheat. broadcast, one acre, 384 bush.
els silver pitcher, 1875.
VIM A. Lcnoir Ronnc co., Tenn, best fat
spayed hciler cup, $40.
Wm A. l.ennir, Roane CO., Tenn, best filly
year old, cup, SIS.
John J. Humphreys, Chattanooga, Tenn.
best brood mare 4 years old, cup $40.
VIM. A. Lenoir, Roanc co., Tenn, best
stallion year old, cup. IS.
Samuel J. Carter, Tenn, best stallion, 2
years old, emp, $40.
g. VI. MeGhre, Tenn, best stallion, 2 years
old, cup. So.
H. p. Houck, Tenn, best stallion, year
old, cup, 5.
Vim. Carter, Tenn, best iily, 8 years old,
cup, $40. -
Georgia raised draft horse, Gclding, goblet,
Sl5.
Mrs. Bctscy Lcnoir, Roanc co., Tenn, and
Mrs L. X. Ware, Athens, Ga. for the best
Bacon Hams, regardless Of aye, eacl, u cup,
S..
A. A. Sharp, Jefferson co., Tenn, for the
best half dozen Bacon Sides, emp, So.
To same. for the best half dozen Should.
ers, plate, So.
Mrs. Charles Mrtcalf, McMinn co.. Tenn.
best imitation Marsaiirs quilt, plate, $40
Mrs. Jane 4. Caok, Chattanooga Tenn.
best embroidered dress, in silk. plate, SIS.
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AN OUNCE or FACT, is worth pound Of
theory: and the swarm Of conclusive facts
that cluster round that incompatible prepar-
ation, Heofnnds German Bitters, prepared
by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, philadelphia, cstab-
Fishing its value as tonic and restorative,
are such as would prevent incredulity itself
from questioning its efficacy. In all cases of
diseases Of the stomach, whether acute or
chronic, it may be recommended for its
soothing, cordial, and renov"ting Influence
dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite, nnu
sea, nervous trcmors, relaxation, debility, &c
:re relieved BY the bittcrs in n very shOr
sIrcr of time: and n perseverance, in their
nse never lie "a work thorough cure.
32-2m
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDEF

Ia!ortam toDgs:e ewics!-Dk J. $. Hough-
TOMS l'cTsin, The True Digestive Fluid, or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Kennel or the
Fonrth Stomach of the Ok, after directions
of Baron Ecbcg. the great Physiological
Chemist, BY J. s. lloughton, NJ. d., Phila-
drlrhia This is truly II wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundicc, Liver
Complaint, constipation and Debility, curing
afker Natures own Method, by Natures own
Agent, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets.
containing Scientific evidence of its value,
furnished by Agents gratis. See notice
among the medical advertisements 81
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About Money
INFO IL MI A TION.

pERSONS who bought the "Ianicr ne
l. groes, sold 5th of January 1852, by
James II. Witherspoon, Esq, Com'r. in Equi-
ty for Lancaster District, are notified that |
will attend at Lancaster c. H., on the lst
Monday in February next, to receive the
first instalmcnt and interest due on their re-
spcctve bonds, provided it is convenient or
desirable To pay. do not mean this rs
dun, bnt simply information TO those who
prefer paying, that | will receive whatever
sum the purchasers may see proper to pay.
After that time may be found ut my resi-
denoG in York District.
JOHN MASSEY,
Committee ofJames Orsmeer Lanier.
Jan. l9, 1853. 49-3t
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GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS,
telegraph we learn that Hon. John IL.
Clifford was elected Governor of Massa-
chusetts by the Legislature. This is re-
garded as an anti-freesoil triumph, as Mr..
Clifford incurred all their opposition, and
is inimical to their Vaccinations.
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Gy- On wondcrous age when want o

H- On wonderous age when want
native charms, no lcnger Ellis fair women
with alarms; when painted roses dorm the
sallow face, and cotton stuflings give her ev-
cry grace, when piles Of gold, her sires i'll
cotton gains, are full attonement for the
want of brains when solid graces wield n
blunted dart, and musk and moonlight win
the lovers heart.
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CLUBBING.

A discount of twenty-five per cent, from
the above prices will be allowed to Clubs
ordering four or more copies of any one or
more of the above works. Thus: Four CO.
pies of Blackwood, or of one Reviews, will
be sent to one address for 50; four copies
of the four Reviews and Blackwood for
$50; and so on.
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COLUMBIA MARKET, Jan. II.

COLUMBIA MARKET, Jan. ~.
CorroS.-The Cotton market was rather
less active to-day, and although there was
no quotable decline in prices, still in some of
che transactions of the day buyers operated
on rather better terms than on the previous
day. a94 bales were sold at II to 81 cents
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A TENDER conscience is an inestimable
blessings that is, conscience not only
quick to discern what is evil, but instantly
to shun II, as the eyelid closes itself against
the mote.
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RI arriagrs.

MARRIED, on Thursday evening, the 9th
inst, by Rev. w. F. Brosington, MIR.
THOMAS STOVER, to MISS MARY,
daughter of John Vlandingham, all of this
District
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COMM E RCIAL.
LATEST DATES.
Charleston Markets.
SATURDAY MORNING, Jan

SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. IA.
CorroN-Thcre was rather an active de-
mand for this article to-day, which resulted
in the sale of upwards OF 27OO bales, at
prices showing firm market. The sales
wcre as follows, viz: 80 bales Mt St; Mt 81;
26 at 81; 6 at 81; Z at 81: 5 at 9; 81 at %;
l06 at OF; 35 at 81; 275 at 81; SO Mt Q GIG;
z at 81; 81 at 81; rs Mt 81; 1900 at 10, and
29l bidcs at IOAc.
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A. NJ. Shipp, Professor North Carolina
University.
Jas. T. Munds left without an appoint
ment on account of i'll health.
]. w. Kelly and S. w. Davis transfer
red to the Pacific Annual Conference.
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All letters must be deposited by o'clk;
P. NJ, to ensure their departure by next
mail. .-.--.-.
All transient newspapers sent are re-,
quired to be pre- paid, otherwise they are
not mailed.
All persons who receive newspapers
and other periodicals, will observe that the
law requires the postage to be paid quar-
teriy in advance.
T. r. MAGILL, p. M.
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N OTICE.

I WILL sell at Lancaster C.. H., on the st
Il Monday in February, two likely negroes
one, a beautiful mulatto girl, aged about 10
years she is an excellent seamstress, wash
es and irons well, having been raised about
the house, she can arrange everything with
neatness, and in order The other an in
dus'nous and intelligent boy, about ~ years
old and ploughs well, and can hoe three
fonrths of mn acre Of cotton per day. Per-
sons wishing TO purchase such negroes will
do well TO attend the sale.
TERMS OF SALE.--One and two years
credit, purchaser giving bond and security,
and a mortgage on the property.
THOMAS A. BOONE.
Jan. 10, 1853. 49-3t
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DOUGHT from Manufacturers and others
ID of the best houses in New York and
Baltimore, very full stock, including every
thing and more too, which we are new offer
ing, and offering too at prices never surpass-
ed, FOR CASH or short fine.
M. s. SORRELL g. BRO
Bel Air, Dec. 1852. H--45.
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EBENEZER ACADEMY.

TNHE exercises Of this Institution will be
l. resumed on the second Monday in jan
uary next. IL will be opened for the rccep-
tion and instruction OF all pupils that may
desire To be prepared for entering any of
the Colleges in the United States; also for
all such as may wish 10 receive thorough
English Education. The scholastic year
will consist of two sessions Of five months
each. Pupils will be received Mt any time
during the session, but no deduction will be
, made in any instance whatever, except in
cases Of protracted sickness, for such as may
leave before the end of the session. The fol-
lowing are the rates Of tuition per session:
Orthography, Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic, or either Of them. 80. Sc 90
The whole, or either of the above,
with English Grammcr and
Geography. 8 90
History, Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, or any other high English
branch. .............. IL 90
Latin and Greek Languages and
Mathematics, or either of them -. IL 90
Good and convenient boarding can be had
mt Eight Dollars per month.
JOHN A. ALSTON, Principal.
The following certificate of the board of
Trustees is subjoined:
WE, the undersigned, Trustees of Ebene-
zer Male Academy, would respectfully state,
that, Gen1. AlstOn has had charge of our
| hcadeiny for ihc last two years. il il need
less for us to remark that he is gentlemen
of fine talents, liberal education and finished
style Of Elocution, bat it is proper for us to
say, that he devo.es all his time, and has dedi-
Gated all his energies to Teaching We
have attended the examinations of his School.
have heard his scholars declaim, and would
unhesitatingly say, that his success has full
ly met our high expcctations-he appears to
understand fully the Philosophy Of his Pro-
fessi0n. We would, therefore, cordially re-
commend his School to the liberal support of
q generous and discerning public.
IL you want your sons taught ho,o 10
think and hoio 10 speak, send themto the
General.
J. MONROE ANDERSON.
JOHN JOHNSON,
+. AVERY,
ALEXANDER FEwEL. Z
J. w. RAWLINSON, =
J. s. BARNETT.
Ebenezcrville, Jan. 8, 1853 ~ I'm
Notice!
A Pb persons who are indebted TO the
IA subscriber, are informed that their
notes are In the hands of J. @. Seerest, ESQ,
for collection, and are advised TO save costs
by settling before February. = -
Jany IL, 1853 4s--ss
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory

Although these works are distinguished
by the political shades above Indicated, vet
but small portion of their contents is de-
voted to political subjects. 1t is their Iiiera-
ry character which gives them their chief
value, and in that they stand confcsscdlv far
above all other journals ofthcir class. Black
'cood, still under the iathcrly care of Christie
phcr North, maintains its ancient celebrity.
and is, at this time. unusually attractive, from
the serial works of Bulwcr and other literary
nOtIblcs, written for that magazine, and frs
appearing in its columns both in Great Brit
ain and in the United States. Such works
as "Thn Cations" and "My New Novel"
(both by Bulwcr,) The Green Hand" Katie
Stewart" and other serials, of which nume-
rous rival editions are issued bv the leading
publishers in this country, have to be reprin-
ted by those publishers from the pages of
Blackwood, after il has bceu issued by Mes
SIS, Scott Il Co, SO that Subscribers To the
Reprint of that Magazine may always rely
on having the earliest reading of these fasci-
mating tales
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Il K e N 3 s S T. s


NDER the authority of the decree, in
~ the above case stated, 7 will offer for
sale at public auction mt lancaster G. H., on
the first Monday in February next. the fol-
lowing tract of Land, ia. ~it tract con-
taining 500 acres more 81 .sSSs, lying in Ian
caster District, on Cain Creek, bounded by
said creek on the east and..on all other sides
by lands belonging to J. ID. Withcrspoon,
Dr. Thornwcll, Thos. X. Curcton, and An
drew Crockett, excepting, nevertheless, the
mill, and one acre of the land, on the west
side of Cain creek, which were conveyed by
SD Miller, to ID. III. Canton on the 2Oth
of April, 1888.
TERMS One third cash. the balance up
On a credit of one and two years, with inter
est from the date, secured 6y bond and mort
gage ofthe promises. Purchaser TO pay for
papers
BURWEIL BOYKIN, Ex'r.
Dec. 32, 1852.
i5-5t Printers Fee. S6.75
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TERMS.

FER ann.
For any one of the four Reviews. SO 90
For any two Of the foRr Reviews. 80. IS 90
For any three of the four Reviews. :. = 90
For all four of the Reviews. .........8 90
For Blackwood's Magazine. .......3 90
For BlnckwoOd g. three Reviews. 9 90
For Blackwood & the four Reviews. 10 90
f'aymcnie 10 be made in all cases in ad-
rance. Money current IN The Stale phere
iSSmed LriN he receired nL Ilnr
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NJ | 8 c y l. L A N h 0 j 8.
~ egroes for Ssle.

pY order of James III. Withcrspoon, Or
ID dinary of Lancaster District, will be
sold at the residence of Mrs. Mary Russell,
On the lst day of February 1853, the whole
personal estate of Sarah RnsscIl, deed, con-
ssting of eight negroes, viz Fanny, Sarah,
Nancy, Osborne, Winney, Lewis, Marah and
Reuben, mostly young and likely. Also,
Il few cattle, household and kitchen furni-
ture and other property.
TERMS :-l2 months credit, note and two
good surctics, with interest from day of sale
REUBEN BAILEY, Admir-.
Jan. 10, 1853. 4S-3t pr. fee 1897
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List Of Letters,
DEMAINING in the Post Office at Ian
h caster Court House, for the quarter en-
ding December 3lst, 1852.
A.-Anvers w.
B--Barton Darling, Baker A, Barnside J.
Brown G, NJ.
C-Clinck J. s. Clancy T., Cheyes VI. w.
Corwoll F. or Heirs, Crozier David 2
D---Davis s. N. 2, Dawkins II. N.
E-Edwards Mr., Everett Otis,
Frost +. H., Flemming Archy, Fundev.
burk l.. H. Q, Funderhurk ID. III.
G--Gray James, Goodnight John,
n Harper Geo. Hall Dudley, Hancock D.
J-johnston J. t. ., Jousaan NJ, Jacobs
Milley.
K--Kent J. w,
L--Long A. b, lever J. WI.
BI--Moore Doct Martin Samuel, McCor.
mick w. J, Miller j. III.
P--Porter J. M. Mrs,
H---Right Mrs.N.
s--Snipes Juo., Sullivan Wm. STORY TIL
man, Sims. j.
T-Thompson VIM.
yw.-Watts A, r, Watts VIM. Y
IL T,R. MAGIEI. p. M,
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Concord mail

DUE THURSDAY, AT 6 p. N.
DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 6 A. N.
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~ q ~ 4 q E

WEIE undersigned having On hand small
| stock offAll end winter Goods which they
viii cell until the first Of March at COST
for CASH, or on a credit at such prices as
we can feel ourselves safe at Our object is
TO prepare for new and complete stock Of
Spring Goods, and therefore invite all who
want goods cheap TO come and see us.
J. w. MORLEY g. Co.
Jan. 12,lS63. 4S--tf
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EDWARD LIVINGSTON, Principal,
TRUSTEES
Rev. d. p RoBISsox, &. w. GAMBLE,
X. ID. VI. DUNLAP, r. III. CROCKETT,
HUGH DRAFFN ~ l.. Il. WILLIAMSON
rTNHE Academic year consists of two ses-
i. sions the first commences on the Sd
Monday in November, and closes the Sd
Friday in April, and the I'd opens on the 4th
Monday in April, and closes on the 4th FRI
day in September.
Rates of Tuition Per session.
Reading. Writing, Spelling and
Same, with Geography g. E Grammar, SO 90
Same, with all the higher branch
es of Mathematics, Natural, Intel
leetual, and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology.
Logic and Rhetoric. ic............ $500
The School recommends, itself to parents
and guardians as well by the healthiness Of
its location, as by the competency of its in
structor. Boarders will find good accom-
modation near the academy upon reasonable
terms.
Nov. 10, 1852. 40-IY