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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
1IIgI83A All POIl{I3t b IA
NOTICE TD COxTEsA CToEsS.
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Sealed Proposals viii be received at the Office Of
the Engineer al Mineral Point, until the 25th day
Of June next. fer the Grading and Masonry Of the
Mineral Point Rail Road, extending from Section
No to -, near the State Line Of Illinois, dis
lance of about tweuty -seven miles
Plans, Specifications and Estimates are now
ready at the Once OF the Engineer who will fur
nish all necessary Information. The work viii be
divided into Sections Of about one mile each
Parties wishing TO contract can propose for one
or more Sections. Payment will be made in cash
in monthly estimates retaining fifteen per cent. as
security for the fuiiIlment of the contracts
CHAMBERLAINS x COOKE.
Mineral Point, May 20, 1888. 3I:4w*
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
30 Dollars Reward.
WOOL EAIDITG AID Cloth DRESgIG

THE Subscribers would respectfully inform the iuhab
ianls OF Lafayette and the surrounding Counties.
that they now prepared for CARDING WOOL. They
viii also be in readiness tor DRESSING CLOTH soon
necessary. Those who win favor with heir custom
rely having their work short notice and in the
best manner.
N. b. All damages done to Wool or Cloth, promptly
paid Those from distance have their rolls to take
home with them.
They also keep large assortment Of Wagon and Bug
gy Hubs, Bedsead posts, Table legs which will be sold
reasua bic terms
Also all kinds Turning done on short notice and in
a workmanlike style.
They also viii keep on hand few Spinning Wheel
for the accommodation of their patrons.
Also Ready Made Furniture which viii be sold CHEAP
for Cash Produce. Collins made on short notice.
White and Mixed Rolls on hand and for sale.
j. & L. II. MARCY.
Darlington May 81, 1853. 30 Gm.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
For GhLE Or T0 REMT.

TNHE subscriber offers to sell or rent his Black
Il smith Shop AMI Foundry at the foot Of
Commerce street, in The village of Mineral Point
together with all the tools and fixtures belonging
TO the same. The Blacksmith shop has four good
fires and tools 10 correspond. The above estab
hshment IS situated within a few rods Of the De
pot grounds OF the Mineral Point Rail Road, anG
IS better location for the business than any 9th
er IN the place and has an extensive run Of Gus
tom. ANY person DESTROYS of going into the
business Of manufacturing plows, would find this
a very favorable opportunity.
Terms the most favorable. Enquire Of the un
dersIgned, on the premises
WILLIAM LANYON.
Mineral Point, June ID. 1888. 3If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09

Tie Handkercbig'! The Handkerchief! !
Exclaimed son OF Thespis whilst performing
the part of Othello. Damn the Handkerchief,
called out a sailor from the pit, blow your nose
on Your fingers and go on with ;he play. This
nv friends, might have been very good advice un-
der the circumstances, but as a general thing /
would not advise you 10 follow 1t; therefore call
the attention of the public 10 the fine assortment
OF Ban,lsuua and fancy silk Handkerchiefs, which
have Just received from Boston
RICHD VI. SMITH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
FOUN

A FEW days since, a sheepskin PocketBook
- containing soUe papers that may be yalua
BILE 70 the owner, who can have the same by call
ing at the Tribune Office and paying for this adj
We rtisemonr.
Mineral Point, May 2Sth, 1888 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY, IS.
Circuit Court, Iowa County, Wisconsin.


Circuit Court, Iowa County, Wisconsin.
Eleanor Pleas, }
In Chancery on Petition for Divorce.
Jacob N. Pleas,
ON reading and fling the above and foregoing petition
Oaud affidavit and 10 having been satisfactorily proved
that the defendant jacob NJ Pleas is resident
of this state lite hereby ordered that h5 Clerk of the
said Court 10 be published notice Of the peudency
Of this suit for six successive weeks in the Wisconsin
Tribune public SNAPPER published at Mineral Point
said County, that the defe ndant be and appear Court
plead, demur the petition flied herein
he Iuth day Of September his default viii be
recorded and the matters and things therein contained
decreed accordingly. NJ. N. C0fHRES,
Circuit Judge.
z JAMES HUTCHINSON. Clerk Of said Court do here
by certify that the above and foregoing and
copy of the order made by said Court in said
Gauss OF esnor Please, petitioner against Jacob NJ.
Pleas, defendant as the same remain on file IN my Office.
in witness W ereof { have set my hand, and
IL 81 the of said this 18Th day Of May,
4. u. l-53. JAMES HUTCHINSON, Clerk
Circuit Court, Iowa Co., Wis. %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
I.LNDON q FOLEY.

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Dealers IN Groceries, Liquors, Hasa0are, CroeFsry,
&c, &c.
NEAVE on hand General assortment of SUGARS, Tea
j. Coffee, MUlasses. HbIskey Brsudy and Wine, al
50 {. large assortment Of
CROKLRY-WARE, LOOKING GLASSES, & CLOCKS.
of the best Kind which they good the best.
Being determined 20 sell for cash, they offer their
goods very low prices.
Among their assortment may be found window Sha-
des, liable Covers & c. CAN and and learn our
prices and have fear but what you viii purchase.
store the corner OF Commerce and high Streets.
Mineral Point, May 4, 1888 2TB
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09

s, ORA II uIINCN LkACEAI.Hs q salo
- b. Is ALLEN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09

For Sale.
4 GOOD second hand Buggy Harness. Enquire at
n This once Apr -
6&IGARS. $500 choice Regaiia and Principe CT
u gars, FOR sale at COBBs.
EDRENsS- ! csss, in fine order--an excellent arti
z cl- for table nee, for sale AT COBB ,.
EJoRK, on hand and Tor sale BY
Enn GALpS~ ST0NE ~ AHIs, Jars Crooks
sWU5 &C. for seEs u COBB'S.
g rs 1873 Bfss cia-faed a 9. 2, refined: iSst
ssse -are-v.ar ana s..- "a ~ g. ". COBB.
~ss4r-I5 Z. ..-zea AKA 4 WARE for
e ! 80 f~ gayO. MILTON.
D,EtEX ~aLT-I8p Bags FtHc usiry Salt ina
ID - receiver sud for sale D u W. C0i p
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
a1.OOO.OOOi

~, Y i fund held SIS public trust. losses psd-
r. - =. the public and the Company permanent
st,.fg Is moot very fair demand al erroneous ar iran
80 - -, ->iectai. This is the only plan Of In
s-sgsa 49, -l1 ion deserve confidence and the an
aszaf srst confidently invites bis friends 10 secure
themselves 81 his Agsncg ayC'ns1 toss o
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

o. NEW YORK, March s1saes of $500 bbls. Flour S.
81 to 50 90 for southern Wheat easier Corn unchanged
The Ship: Com List, Of ID inst Naval Stores
able for L9rpentne and Spirits Turpentine Turpenne be-
ing quoted at London 10th ut at l5s offered Spirits
1urpentne 6s for Americana and 65s for Brh-these
vices frmer tone to the market for both an ad
vance demanded, with little done We note since our
last sales of 300 bb Spirits Turpentine (mosy Monday
evening" at % IS cents part for export part
1ation and small retail operations at TO- cash 1850 bb
Wilmington Common Rosin. 81 10; 400 North County do
or low No: l, 81 25 and 100 Rope Tar 81 so.
Rlcelhe sales about $50 tcs So Is 81 2j show
ing no change in the market.
BOSTON, Feb. 26.-Nava1 Stores-Spirts Turpentine
continues unsettled and is again lower Sales of $50 bb
at c per gall cash In Tar there have been at So 80
81 70 tor ashingon and North County and 81 S7b for
Whining ton In Rosn, sales of common 81 rs cash and
81 SO, mos; and 800 bbls No good at So Sa per Dbl
cash. ~ F WV
LIVERPOOL. Eel 19.-The Cotton market closed with
better feeling the weeks decline is Id Bread
stunts dull Canal Flour. 26s Cd Baltimore Us to 27s Cd
Ohio, 27s to Us Sd White Wheat, I'd to Is I'd red
Wheat IS 1Od to is Yellow Corn 3is I'd white Corn 36s
Provisions steady. Rosin firm and Turpenne ADVANCING
Rice, 22s Cd
The Havre Cotton Market had experienced decline of
from one to two francs chiefly in Uplands The for
the week ending the 18th ult comprised bales and
the stock exclusive of that shipboard 81 bales
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
Later from EurODe.

The steamer Cambria, arrived at Halifax, Sd in
slant, having sailed from Liverpool the 10th ut.-
Rosing was firm, and Turpentine advancing. See
markets.
The political news of England is unimportant.-
Her exports have increased neatly S3O0OO0O. The
money market was tighter. Consols are quoted at
99s to 99l.
Sixty-eight passengers persisted by the sinking of
the steamer Victoria before reported lost off the
coast of Ireland.
There is nothing Of material interest from France.
Napoleon had held private interview with the Rus
sian minister.
Prospects were favorable for an active spring trade
in Paris. Large orders from America had been re-
CeiYed,
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CARO

ARRIVED.
March 3-Steamer Zephyr, McRae, from Fayetteville. to
3Schr Madeira, Hartman, from Cardenas, to Nelson
Keith; with molasses
set & Brown; with naval stores
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman from Fayetteville
March 5-schr Denmark, McCobb, from New York. to J.
H. Chadbourn & Co.
U. S Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates, FIN Charleston,
March 5steamer Evergreen Creole, from Fayetteville,
to VIM. H. McKoy.
Steamer Southerner Roberts, from Fayetteville to VIM
II. McKoy
schr Mary Powell. POdger, from New York. to George
6-Br. Brig Fanny -, from St. Thomas to Master.
U. S. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, from Charleston
7-schr Rockingham, shute, from Boston, to Pierce &
Dudley.
sehr Dart somers from Philadelphia, to J. H. Flanner;
U. s Mail Steamer Vanderbilt Burns from Charleston,
March 4-Schr Manhassett, Smith, for New York, by ].
H. Flanner; with naval stores, cotton. sc.
Schr David Smith, Peterson for Philadelphia by Geo.
Haniss with boxes, hhds and bags fruit cask fur,
SRee
rits turpentine Az do. rosn, IS, 900 feet lumber
aSh w. r os d ss tor New York. by
Schr. R. w Brown. Huse, for New York by Der osset
Brown with 222 bbls rosin lo7s do turpentne 202
spirits turpenne u bales cotton sc bush faxseed 1872
schr Lille Sanders Corson for Philadelphia by George
Harrs with "a bales yarn, do cotton warp
waste 1881 bush pea $50 bbls rosn, 2S7 do spirits
turpentine, 60 do tar, box and Dbl. fruit.
Schr. E. S POWELL Watts, for New York, by Geo Har-
rs with 43 bales cotton, do WOOL $40 bush yea nuts
1900 bbls. turpenne 2do spirits turpentine.
5Steamer Zephyr, McRae, for Fayetteville, by J. & D.
McRae s. Co.
U s Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Burns, for Charleston
with 50 passengers.
Br Brig Ansdae, Dorman, for West Indies by Miles Cos
tin; with lumber.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, stedman, for Fayetteville, by
E. J. Lutteroh.
March 5schr. Mary D. scu, scul for New Orleans by
! Miles Cosn.
Schr E. L. B. Wales Little, for New York by Miles Cos
TIM with naval stores, &C.
Schr VIM. Fl. Howard, Price, for GEORGETOWN s. c. by
DeRosset & Brown: with mdze.
Schr Vermont, Elliott for Boston, by kdder & Martin
with lumber, rosn, &c.
Gu S Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates, for Charles
ton, with 68 passengers.
7-Steamer outherner, Roberts, for FAYETTEVILLE by
H. McKoy.
u s. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, for Charleston will
So passengers.
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS. ,o.S al L. bI
D ECEIVED this day, the 1st of March, '''
IL PIERCE'S Book Store ,ouHar author
Home Scenes and Studies by Grace h4u," O rsconuHf
Womans Friendship, &c This book nsVo' i b. GH'
alton from any one, it is sufficient TO 81!
Aquilar. 80 H. RobetCb'D
Life and works of Robert Burns edited by vols '
bers. The most complete collection Oh DUN
compiled. WI. World
Uncle Toms Cabin. Cabin and Parior' DubItston
Also, the following new Novels and cheap he suha
The Fortunes of the Colville Family by hook VOTE
Frank. Fairleigh, &C. gem of noa'sH It b''
to be introduced into every social citcl0' .
The Ocean Born, tale of the Southern Se" Sv thssn
The Marrying man. tale founded on law ~
of Fra EraP R; Fsr asi:, s.: tai. of Mexican
tains many beautiful episodes of love- anu =, j
adventures -, Eorl Of Rob@"
Ruth Garrett the Loves of me Ear Ellsworth =. I'D
Romance of Court Intrigue. by ~" :H.zs*** Mtf NIL
Hester Somerset novel by N"~,. ia an elH"
American by the last London edition F.; this ..r
work. = r,;ation and IN. ,Sm 4
ton nv Emma D. E. N. Southworth, in 'O''' ,.ss
the Discarded Daughter, &c &c, ..,n,s or the "
The Confessional or the Black Feh''0" : .sf
by Mrs. Radcliffe. l., the author
Minnie Grey, or who is the Herr W
Lawrence, beautifully illustrated ,5r;o AIallard
| Zingra, the Gipsey, by Annetta MAJ ian ,,sG4
| Claude Duval the dashng Highway Iondon Ars~
Lord Saxondale, or Life among the L oodinary
This work is distinguished in an rraandersd The
all those attractive qualities which d hays ds
of G w M Reynolds widely sE the authO.ta
Grey o There still heps 81. 6D Gus
such work; N9 TSs Srss t's hs
the latter, which is sequel to Inc hat we have
in reading and we mus a ssootsrtaned as in !ps"T Tie
Stories of Waterloo. by " Ii, story Of WO"sdta q
by G. P. R. James. First Love, Marksman, or
by Eugene Sue. The Mysterious Rernett. .p.,a v
| NV EmmerSOH OIL
Ugly Efae. by Mrs. Caroline a insn Blake. BY w."
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NOTICE.
TE subscriber begs leave return his thanks to his
country friends for the liberal naron, e he hos
received from them for the past and would respectfully
h N Nd W R from the North with
cevng and hopes by attention to business to merit
continuance of the He has hand the following a
mong other articles.
20 bbls. Whiskey 20 bags Coffee:
10 s Rum; 10 bbs Pork.
20 bbls. Sugar, different grades;
90 L" Flour. fine and super;
80 bags extra family Flour:
Nutmegs Mess Beef Mackerel, Shoes Spun Yarn Fancy
Frnt tiannels Winter Goods for pants Cutlery Crockc
ry Sheeting Shifting. Blankets Buckets Brooms scan
Candles &C. and many other articles tedious to men
ton Don't forget call old stand Marketstreet
in front of the Carolina Hotel IHOS. c. CRAFT
Wilmington. Sept. 10th, 1852.
ClHAMpAGNE WINE.-2O baskets of superior quality,
- lot SAFE low by L. N. BARLOW.
{ PS-CAPS-CAPS.-4OO doz. Mems Bows Chill
arens and infants Caps every variety of Cloth Silk
wishing cheap Caps will find them at the Hat Store
yet: e. C. MYERS.
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND, those fine brands Of To-
n, oacco FL Sacramento, Cabiness Gold Bar or Twist
Jan: q: s W1IkINssoN & EsLER.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A os lot Of those superior Yellow Planting Pota
fore puehasng ON w'Shns tees vii DO We'll to call
VIE best assortment of Infants Children and Misses,
wishing to purchase requested to call and examine h
- 49, 1:- .1ea, c. MYERS. Halter.
- Fit En- tLATED DESERT KNIvEs-siver bolster
and of superior able and Desert Knives latest pattern
mo lCom. and Her. oopy.l J. M. ROBINSON
t;tv nf p. ana Timber. Always on hand aiarge oaan
ling For liver Sawed Wide Boards Flooring ana ssant
Feb. 81. 1851 MILES CosIIN,
&c &C. For sale by WILKINSON & ESIER.'
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TOPSAIL ACADEMv

THE Exercises of this Institution will he ,es,,
l. day, the Bird day of January, 1858. resumed on Mon
]. w. MURPHY, A. NJ, .....
Students will be prepared for admission r. t[lcIa
Glass of any College in the United States H. sn Junior
instruction will be thorough and the object Sar
cpal will be to educate, not to REFORM no bow Win ' FIN
tained who, upon trial should himself be s r.
or morally unsusceptible of education W mentally
TUITION PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS As nav
Spelling, Reading Writing, Arithmetic CeorrarSUwS
English Grammar, History and Philosophy. '''ruy'
Second Glass in Ancient Languages and Matbema. 10
Board can be had in the immediate vicinity of,t 10 %
my, at 81 per month. NICHOLAS II NIYoAN aa'
o.; ,o- Pres't of Board of Tus.,
Dec. toon, o,1 I1oro,a 49, oSlW-ESn
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Bsy- We do most sincerely hope that our friends

Bss- We do most sincerely hope that our friends
at Washington City have more pleasant day Tor
the Inaugural ceremonies than we are likely to nave
here. At this present writing every thing seems to
10 in sort of transition state between dust and mud,
rising up in column of the first: and coming slap
ebuch mud. However, we presume that all things
will be properly got through with, and the address
of President Pierce reach it's real auditory through
out the country by about Monday 1t will no doubt
be short The process of inauguration being over
syllable will be dropped from the word which will
he eaf err read auger aton-a boring operation which
every dispenser of patronage must submit to- Gen
ernl Pierce we have no doubt, will get along with
as little trouble most folks but trouble to some
extent, he is bound to have. 1t is the price which
all must pay for prominence.
B. Before going to press, we notice that The
weather has cleared up, and the day is 6ne
Es-Just we go to press the guns on the wharf an
nounce that Gen. PIERCE has taken the oath of office
is now PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Daily Journal, 4th inst.
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Riot in Charlestown, Mass

Riot Ia CharlestOwn, Mass.
BosToN, March "a riot of a serious character
took place last night al Charestown, on account Of
the alleged forcble confinement of girl named Cor
coTan Military companies were sent over from Boston
and twenty of the rioters arrested Further trouble is
apprehended, unless the girl is produced. a salts
factory explanation OF her situation given.
The Cheraw Gazette of Wednesday, says
" In our last, We stated, that our river had then
risen about twenty feet and still rising 1t rose
up 10 within three and half feet of the August
FIRE bet of last year. 1t has since gone down to
good boating order. We have heard of no damage
than to retard planting operations"
Poultry AT HIGH PRICEs.-1he West Jerseyman
says that the New York spectators are in Burling-
ton county, N. j., contracting for poultry of the
"capon species. to be delivered in May, at Is cts
per pound Anticipation of throng in the city during
the Worlds Fair, is the reason of this exorbitant
price for poultry.
MISSISSIPPI SENAToR.-B> n Kinyon, ESQ., de-
chnes the appointment of United States Senator, to
succeed Walter Brooke rendered to him by his ex-
ceileney Gov. FoOte. In transmitting Mr. Kinvon's
letter TO the Jackson papers for publication, Gov
Fooe Gays:
Having now made all proper efforts to secure the
full representation of the State in the Senate for the
twelve months which will ensue the 4,b of March
next, and these efforts having proved so lamentabl1
abortive, shall take further steps to attain tbe
desired object and shall leave the whole matter t.
ne disposed of rs the good people of the State ma
oeelde at the ballot box in November next"
In Baden county. last week, we learn that negro
men hired for upwards of 800 for eleven months
Anu woman and two very small children sold fo
upwards OF $l5O0--Fay Observer.
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WILL be ready early in March pr Br G6ps r
w popular novel, . NICK OF THE WOODo or THE
BBENA!NosAr new and revised edition: IN one V0ume'
limo, with illustrations by barley. Price 81 o.
80 DIR. Birds Nick of the Woods mas, from It's .s'
publication been great favorte at home and abread
now ressue revised corrected by the author to meet
a general demand. ,,.,.
with illustrations by barley. In volume, limo frcc
81 %. W.
Philip Paxton's Sketches of Life in the South West
through the Spirit of the Times the Literary 0ru
and other journals have been universally wen fecevsa
Stray Yankee in Texas will not diminish ms
Good sense good humo sound patriotism and hearty anil
NAL spirits these books to the youth "f the Wo
country. Also just published, ~
NAPOLEON IN EXILE, or Voice from St. Helena ];
by Barry O'Meara vols l2mo, with plates frice
MACAULAY'S SPEECHES." Speeches and Address
Hon. T. Darlington Macaulay IN two voiS''
CLOTERNOoK, R ecollectons of our Home in the
West by Alice Carey. Fourth ed, with Illustrations NY
barley. Price ST. ,.
MEAGER'S SPEECHES.-Speeches on the Legislative
independence of Ireland by Thomas ranches Meagher-
In one volume I2mo with portrait. Price 81; ~
THE MEN OF THE TINE Sketches of Living No
tables containing nearly 900 Biographies limo, CLOTH
81 80.
For sale by the Booksellers generally Published by
March 1853-T26 2ml ITO & ll2 Nassau st, N Y.
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Dec' 1o'h, 90 oo-lW-l
JaeksomvIlIe Male and Female seminar


BENJAMIN ]. TENNEY, A. NJ. pI,..
Miss ELIZA HESTER, Instrucress in Female Den,.a
THE Trustees are happy to announce that this Is
i tion is permanently established and in s 1s
ing condition Testimonials of the highest character T
rant them in saying that the qualifications of the [
whom they have engaged. such to ensure 10 al ~
may patronze the institution the advantages Of en,,
and thorough instruction.
large and commodious building has been erected With
separate rooms and ample accommodations for both a.
Male and Female Departments
very extensive and complete Apparatus has been NM
vided for the illustration of the different branches Man,
al Philosophy, Chemistry, &c. Frequent lectures will h.
gven with experiments in the various branches Of Physical
Science, throughout the Academic year, which commenced
on the 18th inst
An excellent Piano is furnished for the use Of PUPILS in
Music.
The of study will be as extensive as in any similar
institution in the State Pupils may here pursue all branch
necessary to fit them for advanced standing any Col
lege in the Union.
From the encouragement which this school has heretofore
met with, the Trustees have thought proper to make
considerable deduction in the fees for tuition which will
as follows ner session.
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MASONIC ACADEMY AT LONG GREER. NJ -
HIS Institution has lust been opened under me dlee

SNIITHVILLE MALE AND FEM Ale tr1dsgo
WILL its fourth session IN tns wear 18th
w 10Th of February and close its schoi Lss0tooe Mr.
Dec 1853 Organization and charges as nelFv vii rgr
Murphy excepted whose services if necessaIy dd
piled by competent Assistant. For Us RRENT,
principal. JAMEo Snn;tbriIe n G.
Dec. Billion cm--
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SOUND RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale desirable residence ill.,.
on Wrightsville Sound. containing about 80 acres .H
of Land with a good DWELLING, Kitchen and La.1
other About twenty acres OF the tract Is
cleared. Terms will be accommodating.
Apply to JOt1N IL oANDEhc =:
Feb 18th, 1858. Zo-ot
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CARRIED.

In Chatham county, the 10th inst, by the Rev Mr.
Burnett, Mr. ALFRED SMITH, of Randolph county, to Miss
CHARLOTTE, daughter of Gen. Charles Lutterloh.