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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-30
144O ACREs OF LAND FOE sALE.


gaNHE undersigned, by virtue of a certain deed
4 of trust executed by one John w. Scott, on
the 26th day of August 1889, and recorded in the
Probate clerks office of Yazoo county, in book
]. pages 538, '39 and 40; to secure the payment
of certain depts therein specified; | will pro-
ceed to sell at public SALE for cash, to the highest
bidder. on Monday the 18th day of April next,
before the Court House door In Yazoo City.
County of Yazoo. the following described tracts
or parcels of land, to wit The east half of south
west quarter, section four; the east half of south
east quarter, section six; the southwest quarter
of section five; the east half of northeast quar-
ter and the east half Of southwest quarter, sec
tion seven: the north half of section eight town
ship eight range four west; the southwest quar-
ter and west half of southeast quarter. section
twenty six, and the west half northeast quarter
section twenty-six, township nine range four
west; the north east quarter of southeast quar-
ter. section 81, and the northwest quarter aud
the northwest quarter of southwest quarter and
the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter
and the northeast quarter of southeast quarter,
section thirty-three; the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter section fifteen, township
ten range three west, lying and being IN the
county Of Yazoo / will convey only such title
as is invested in me by virtue of said trust The
title however, is believed to be perfect, the lands
having been entered by the said Scott, the regis
ter's receipts are now in my possession.
feb. l6. l853-tds 7. T. COOPER, Trustee.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-30
Pure iInprOvcd NIastOdOn Cotton
Gnna

seed.
HAVE take. great pains for the last eight
cars, III purifying and improving the Mas
tod1n Cotton 1t has become acclimated, and
improved in time of ripening and productive
ness, without loosing anything in length and
fneness o. staple.
The improved is not mixture or amalgam1-
ton with other varieties, but maintains its dis
tigguishing characteristics of stalk and blossom
obvious to even casual observation.
Orders accompanied with cash or New Or
leans draught, viii be promptly filled. Price,
81 per bushel. Address
A w. WASHBCRN,
Feb. ?, IS53-2m Yazoo City, Miss.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-30

0Cs- We are authorized to announce W. H.
lSTUBBLEFIELD, Senior, candidate for the
House Of Representatives, in the next State Leg
slature He is in favor of jeff. Davis for U S
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-30
COACH AND HARNESS MAX ms

sNHE undersigned have this day entered inlo-
A. a co-partnership, for the purpose Of carrying
on the COACH. HARNESS AND SADDLE
RY MANUFACTURING hope by a strict
attention to business, to merit continuance Of
the patronage heretofore 50 literally bestowed
upon the senior partner.
Mr.. Hillyard 6atters himself that with his OK
perience in the business, he will be enabled TO
compete in prices, and excel in workmanship,
any Northern or Eastern work finished far the
Southern Market. Z. b. POWELL,
i. p. HILLYAED
Yazoo City, Nov. q. 1852, dec. l, '52-l
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-30

PISTOLS! PISTOLSn

I'D EVOLVING-self-c md other su
Hyperion quality pistols, for sale by
December oath 1851. S. III. WILSON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-30
FOp Sale.

TWNHE Dover interest of Rhoda Peirce in the
IL Real Estate of the late Marcus Peirce, be-
ing part of the Ingersoll plantation, and con-
tanning 336 acres # land, of which rs acres
are improved valley land. Terms cash--and
sale " ithout reserve on the first Monday of May
next. w. BATTAILE, Agent.
February g, 1653-14-tds.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-12-07
M'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills

Dr Are ranked amoug the most popular
remedies of the day. That it will cure liver
complaint, sick headache, and dyspepsia, is
now beyond a doubt. Read the following
testimony from a well known lady and gem
tleman of our city.
New YORK, August 3, 1853.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, No. 248, Seventh
street, testify that they have both been suffer
ing with the liver complaint for about five
years, during which time they nave spent a
large amount of money, and tried many rem
edies, but to no purpose. Finally, hearing
of DR.. M'Lane's Pills, they purchased four
boxes, which they took according to the di-
r~ections accompanying each box and now
pronounce themselves perfectly cured of thai
distressing disease.
P. S. The above valuable remedy, also
DIR. M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge, can now
be had at all respectable Drug Stores in this
city.
BsA Purchasers will please be careful to
ask for, and take none but DIR. M'Lane's
Liver Pills. There are other Pills, purport
ingto be Liver Pills, now before the public
For Sale by P. F. PESCUD, Druggist.
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MARKET.

Reported expressly for the Spirit Of the Age,
BY ROWLETT, HARDY 4 Co., Com. Merchants.
Dealers IN Fertilizers, Agricultural Implements, dc.
CoRN.-We quote to-day at &C ca 81 cts.
sales during the week at 20.
Wharf.-The late European accounts have
improved this article materially. To-day we
quote choice white at 81 so to l 55. Red
81 43 to l so. Common lots not much want
ed.
CoTToN.-For some days past the market
has been active; sales during the week a. 81
81, Gg Zoe. One very very extra parcel sold
for 10Be. To day we quote o., and market
less active.
ToBAcco.-No material change in this ar
ticle since our last report all qualities arr
in good demand. Good old leaf is scarce anG
wanted. We quote new Lugs At to Sc new
leaf loose, 81 to 50. Old Tugs 81 to S71 ole
leaf u to Sl24.
BAcoN.-Va. and N. G. hog-round &c.
WooL.-Washed 80 ca 33c.; unwashed 2;
"a Csc.
GUANo.-$46. Dec. 2.
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Greensborough Female College.
Nov. q, 1853.
FACULTY,

FACULTY.
REV. CHARLES T. Deems, D. D., President, and
Prof. of Natural Sciences and Bellies Lettres.
REV. TURNER NJ, JONES, A. NJ, Prof. of the An
cient Languages, and of Mathematics.
Mons. ERNEST JoUANNE, tof the College of Henry
". Paris Prot. of the French Language and
Literature.
THEODORE WOLFE, Esq, Prof. of Music.
Miss N. JANE SPEER, Miss MAMIE T.. SPEED, and
Miss Lucy M'GEE> Assistants in the Literary De-
partments.
Miss AUGUSTA HAGEN, Madame JoUANNE and Miss
CAROLINE E. BLAKE, Assistants in Music.
Miss R.. L. SIMPSON, Drawing and Painting.
TNHE next Session will open December %, 1853.
There is no winter vacation. The terms are
SO a session for tuition and beard, including wash
ing, fuel, lights, attendance, and furnished rooms.
$40 extra charged for Music or Painting, and SIS
for Drawing, or French or italian. The course of
study is as extensive as that in any of our highest
Female Schools, and the Instruction rs thorough as
the Faculty can make it. The solid branches of
education are. especially regarded, and proper at
tention is given to the morals and manners of all
the pupils. Their expenditures are now under the
direct supervision Of the President, and during the
last few sessionshave been reduced to as low a stan
dard of economy, as is probably consistent with
their actual wants.
Full information of all the operations of the In
~stitution will be given on application to the Pres
ident.
Nov. 81, 1853. 12-6t
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Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age.1
WILMINGTON MARKET.

By GEO. H. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Naval SroREs.-Soft Tupt. So 80 p Dbl !;
hard 2 20 and firm, a good enquiry for it
at those figures. Spts. Turp. 81 to 63c. hol-
ders asking 81 to Csc. Tar firm at So 35.-
Cotton, 81 to 10c. there is a good demand
for the article. Corn, a cargo sold at 75c;
Meal Csc.
CoFFEE.--Rio, by the lot, 40 bags sold at
III from store l2c. Laguira l23 to 13c;
Java 133 to IA.
PEACHES are scarce, sales at 55c.
FLouR-FaEetteziue super fine 6k from
wharf; 81 from store. Fish-Mullets 6 to ct.
LUMBER.-Riyer So for scantling $13 for
flooring.
PRovIs1oNs.-Bacon plenty and dull, Hams
II to l23 Sides 81 Shoulders 81 to &c.
Lard III to 12c. Mess pork III to 184.
SALT.-Sack, 500 sold at 81 AZ, 90 days
l so from Store. Alum advanced SC, 60
from store. Sugars fair supply and a shade
advance.
Dec. 2, 1853.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

Franklinton MRS R Perry, Wake L G Bass Strick-
lands; NJ Russell Carthage; D W Rhine, Newton;
R K Smith, Haywood R c Beaman, Greene; DR.
A patterson, R Hall, Springfield; NJ V Wester,
Hamilton; Rev A L Slough, Chatham; A C Hege,
Lexington; ] c Harrell, Va; J Pitt, Battleboro';
W L Williford, E Williford, J P Rogers, Tarboro';
VIM Newbold, Woodville; MRS E Mangum, Wake !;
N NJ Terrill, G McNair, Tarboro': B Williams, Ke-
Evansville I'D DISQUALIFICATION, DC; E Ed
wards, 7 Buxton, Sackson; u s Wilkerson, Oak
Hill Rev J Buie, Fayetteville moore & Stedman,
Vaughan, Henderson; A ] Watson, Big Creek
Miss E G Bond, D w Bulloch, J w Knight, DR. ] B
Lewis, Tarboro'; Jos H Thomas, Stills Creek S G
Walker, Ala; Sc F Mcdaniel, Jones CO.; So w R
Welch, Ga; 50 W HHolland; So J B Bowers En-
field 81 X ] Thompson, Hillsville.
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DEATHS.

At a regular meeting of Centre Division. No. 35,
Stanly county, the death of Bro. William Wall, Jr.,
one of its members being announced, the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we have heard with deep sorrow
of the demise of our beloved Brother, William Wall,
Jr, who departed this life on the 18th November.
RESOLVED, That we viii cherish with fond recoI-
~lections the many excellent qualities that endeared
him to us while living, and which embalm his mem
DRY, through which though dead, he yet speaketh
to, and is with US.
Resolutions of coincidence. &c MAra also adnntad.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-12-07

H. D.. BRACY, PRINCIPAL.
N Offering this School to the public, the Trus-
tees fatter themselves, that they have procured
the services of a gentleman, pre-eminently qualified
to direct it with ability. He comes we'll recon-
mended as a 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 fatters 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 neatest Academies in the State, which
has been built by the 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 feelings allied with our
own, as he wishes to make this permanently his
home, he would ask all who know him to aid in this
great work, the education of The heart as well 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 a branch of the
SIedG WeSleIH OldSe Line, dnOTdluS ~ d1I WIN may
wish to patronize 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 MeRAay in January,
1854. The Fall Term will m the first Mon
day in July following, and at the close ofcach Term
there will be a public examination.
Board can be had in the Village or country, as
may be desired, at usual rates.
No deduction for loss of time, except in cases Of
protracted illness.
We would impress upon all who may wish tc
patronize the School the necessity of being ready
to enter on duty the first of the Session.
TERMS:
Tuition for Primary Course, per Session, SO OF
do Higher Branches of English, per SEES. IL 81
do Mathematics and Languages, Is OF
For further particulars, address the Secretary.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
LEWIS III. KITTLE, Sec'y.
November 10Th, 1858. 12-t15F
rs The Standard will please copy till the 18th
of February and send account to the Secretary fol
settlement.
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Memorial.

To the Honorable, the General Assembly Of
the State Of North Carolina;
The undersigned most respectfully position
your Honorable body for the passage Of a
Law, Prohibiting entirely the Traffic in In
toxicating Liquors, in the State of North
Carolina, for other than medicinal or mechan-
ical purposes being fully persuaded that the
wants ofthe people ofNOrth Carolina demand
such a law.
And your petitioners will ever pray, &c.
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A administrators Notice,

7 ETTERS of Administration on the estate of
Ia Henry J. Bell, decd, being granted to the sub
scriber at November Term of johnston County
Court, he hereby notifies all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to him within
the time limited by law, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. The said administrator
will sell on the 9th day of December instant, all
the personal property of said estate, consisting of
Medicine, Books, Wearing apparel, &C., DC, &c,
Sale at II o'clock at the Johnston Hotel, on a
credit of six months note and security required.
D. MCPHERSON, Admir-.
Oflate I'll. J. BELL.
Dec. End, 1853. I4-3t
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MARRIED,

On the 23d ult., at Wake Forest, in the College
Chapel, by Prof. Vim. 7. Brooks, Mr.. WayerIy
Anderson to Miss Fannie j. Logon, of Forest Dis
trict, youngest daughter of Tolbert Liggon, ESQ.
In Tarboro', on the 30th of November, at the
Baptist Church, by Rev. Thos. R. Owen, Mr.. James
Knight to Miss Mary A. Dancy, daughter of VIM.
Dancy, Esq, decd.
w5- Hilsboro' Papers will please copy.
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Report of the Norfolk Market.
FORWARDED BY A. NJ. McPHEETERS 4 CO
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants
No. 6. RoANoKE SoUARE

nROteSdte UFoceFS, OFOOr1IHg ana commission
Merchants,
No. 6, ROANOKE SQUARE.
Corn dull at63 @ 64cfor mixed and white
new begins to com in more freely and to
take precedence of old. Flour-is arriving
freely, we quote S F 81 ca $74, 78 ca u
Family So ca S84. B Peas, White Beans
& dried fruit continue IN fair demand at our
last quotations. No change in Slaves or Ma
val Stores SINCE our last. Bacon and Lard
dull, at our last Quotations.
GRocER1Es, &c-P r Molasses 26 "a % c;
n o old, 80 a. 33 c a cargo of new is ex-
pected daily. ST a. 81 for Prime New Rice.
AID. Candles % q q c; Mould scarce at
Is C. Soap Al "a II c. L B Salt 81 IS (0
81 81. GAL 40 ca l so. Buckwheat IS
"a 90 cts for 25 Id. bags. Western sides 81
Shoulders 81. Coffee has advanced &c owing
to news from Rio. We quote Rio and La.
guira from liz to 124c; Java 131 "a 15c.-
Sugar. P. R. 5 "a Tic for fair to prime
Cuba 81 to &C., fair to prime: Crushed and
Pulverized 81 to Zoe; Loaf 10 to 104c G.
Yellow IT to u; G ! 4-84 to &c.
Norfolk, Dec. 3, 1853.
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Pleasant Grove Male Academy,
WAKE FOREST N. G..

WIN. NJ. CRENSHAW, A. B., PRINCIPAL.
TNHE Seventh Session of this institution will
mmence on the End Monday in January next.
Tuition from 81 to SIS per session. The Academy
is situated l mile from FOrcstville. The location
of this institution for health, morality and conve-
nience cannot be surpassed by any. The Trustees
of this school have more than realized their expec-
tations in Mr.. Crenshaw as a teacher, and would
say to the public that he is a thorough scholar and
a good instructor. Board can be had at Sc per
month. For further particulars address
DR.. WESLEY HARTSFIELD,
ForestYille, Wake Co., N. c.
Nou O 4 1870 o 4f
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WAYNE Institute and
NODEAn OOnnRGBo
GOLDSROR0 NJ

N0REAN 00MNNGiEo
GOLDSBOR0', N. c.
XTM ROBINSON, President, and Principal Of
the Classical Department.
John Robinson, Principal Of the English Depart
ment, and Professor of Mathematics,
Miss Emily Webb, Principalofth the FeRale School.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. Thos. Rufin, Vim. K. Lane, Richard Wash
ington, John A Green, VIM, T. Dortch, J. J. Baker,
VIM. b. EdmundsOn, John Z. Kennedy, Council
Best, Wm. C. Bryan, and William Robinson.
The Spring Session of each year win open on tae
LIST Monday in January, and close on the4ah Friday
in May.
The Fall Term viii open on the tst Monday in
July, and close on the 4th Friday in November.
The school is IN a fourishing condition, and the
large number of students already in attendance,
fully attests the wide spread reputation Of Mr.. Rob-
rSsoS as a thorough and practical teacher, who,
with competent assistants, is laboring with inde-
~fatigable zeal, for the prosperity of the Hstitution.
There will be an Annual Examinatiqa at the
close of each Spring Term, and in order to prepare
creditably for this, it is earnestly desired that stu
dents should be always present at the opening Of
each session.
For rates of tuition, terms of admission &C., adj
dress the Principal.
Ohm A. GREEN, Sec'y.
Goldsboro., Nov. IA. 1858. IL
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ne- Prof. Shipp, of the N. C. University,
has recently been elected by the South Car
DINA Conference of the M. E. Church, Pro-
fessor of English Literature in Woford Col
lege.
B By telegraph fran 81. Louis we have
the melancholy insormatShn mat Capt. Gun
nison and eight members of his surveying
party were recently massacred by the Indians
on Sewer river, in Utah territory. Onlyfour
of Capt. G.'s party escaped. Capt. Morris, at
last advices, was in q very unenviable sitna-
ton; but Governor Baigham Young had
sent a detachment of volunteers to his assis-
lance, who, it is hoped, have already taught
the savages a lesson that will be of service
The Indians of that region have of late be-
come 80 trecherous that it is unsafe for the
whites to cross the country unless in large
parties.
New York, Dec. 2.-It is officially an
nounced to-day, that the Methodist church
controversy has been settled, but the terms
will not be made public till the withdrawal
of the suits by the consent of the Courts of
Law. 1t is understood that the basis is an
equal division of the property between the
Northern and Southern sections.
The CHOLERA AT New ORLEANs.-A letter
in the New York Tribune, dated New Orleans
Nov. %, announces the appearance OF the
cholera in that unfortufafe City. The writer
says:
About three weeks ago there were a few
cases of cholera and two deaths, but since
that time there have been no cases until yes
terday; but | regret that | am now to record
the commencement the ravages ofthe Astatic
cholera an the most malignant form. At the
Charity Hospital. yesterday and the day be-
fore, there were 81 admissions of persons of
various diseases, which is a very large num-
Der for this season of the year. Ofthe admis-
sions on yesterday many were OF cholera.-
AS to the exact number | cannot, at this time
state but a list of deaths, with full particu-
lars of the parties who died, shows eteUen
deaths of Asiatic cholera. All the cases ter
minated in death in less than twelve hours.
Hoes! Hoes !!-On Tuesday evening a
drove of six hundred hogs came into thismar-
kct from Tennessee. The owners ask, we
learn, SIS so. Whether any have been dis
posed of in this place, we are unable to say.
Milton Democrat.
r TEMPERANCE IN R7LEIGH. It speaKswBffff ff0l
the City of Oaks" that during the present
year, no license have been granted for the re-
tail of Intoxicating drinks. There is but one
licensed liquor shop in the city, and that one
; received its license last year, and its term has
not yet expired.-NortoM Beacon.
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Extract Of a Letter from CASTOR County:

LAGEdCU " IL hGGt0F lEUul OdoIOh OOdhty
Il am happy to say to you, that the Pro-
hibition question willmeet the views ofmany
of our good citizens who arenot Sons of Tenn
perance. In this community, intemperance
has had a very strong hold and ruined many
who might have made useful citizens but
men are beginning to see their error in this
respect, and from what | nave heard from
many who have no association with our or
der, l am satisfied the majority in this section
would be in favor of prohibition. There has
been immense quantities of the article man
ufactured Immediately in this neighborhood,
in time past, but now nearly all the still houses
are abandoned and in ruins. The effects Of
intemperance have been sorely felt by m any
unfortunate victims in our midst, and it is
earnestly hoped that the time is not distant
when a chance wiRM>a;vsn them to redeem
themselves and their country from the curse,
by voting for total prohibition"
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Hair Dye.
Do you admire the Ravens wing,
To suit your wish I'm just the thing,
But not to write a lengthy puff,
To give Black Hair I'm just the stuff.
Apply it when you 60 to bed,
Next morn you'll scarcely know your head,
And when with Joy you rise next morn,
You'll give your thanks to Moore & Vaughan.
We have on hand a large lot of Hair Dye which
we warrant to turn Gray or Red Hair to a fine
Glossy Black. All of you who have Grey Hair or
RED WHISPERS will please call and have them
Dyed. at VAUGHAN d M0ORE'S.
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Christmas Inhilea.

Moore's Greek Division, in New Hanover
County, will hold a grand Christmas Jubilee
on Monday, the Goth instant. Neighboring
Divisions, and every body else, with their
wives and daughters, are invited to attend.
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w a n { e d.

A GOOD WHEEL WRIGHT will find steady
N employment and good wages, by applying
to A. III. WHITFIELD.
Fayetteville. N. c., Dec. l, 1858. 1-2t
N8- Raleigh Register insert twice.
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10 TIE CTTYzENS of az THAN COUNTY,

TO THE CITIZENS Of CHATHAM COUNTY:
A County Temperance Convention will be held
IA in the Town of Pittsboro', on Friday the Both
of December next; at which time and place, all
Friends of Temperance and Reform, are earnestly
requested to meet, for the purpose of adopting such
measures as in their judgment may seem meet and
proper, for the better furtherance of the glorious
cause of Temperance and Reform, in the " good
old North State" MANY CITIZENS.
Chatham, Nov. %, 1853. 13-3t
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GTILL THEY COME J. BIGGS & CO., have
- just received another lot of fine Over Coats,
also cheap Sack and Frock Coats, Pants, Vests, &c.
Our stock is replenished every month by the Sc
nior partner of the firm, who resides in one of
the principal Northern Cities, and thus it is we as
sure the public that We can and will sell clothing as
low for cash, as any other house in the State. Call
at our well known, cheap cash store, and examine
for yourself.
Raleigh, November "a, 1853. 13-4t
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Oxford Male Academy

j. H. HORNER, PRINCIPAL.
TT. HORNER, ASSISTANT.
VTNHE next session will open on the 9th Of JanH-
IL airy, and close on the End of June.
Tuition in the Classical Department, $50 90
f" in the English I" So so 4 SIS
Board in the family of the Principal, $40 a month.
Z" in the village, SO a month.
Oxford, n. c., Dec. ]. 1853. 14-t9J