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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-09-10

MEMPHIS AT WAR WITH THE THEBBs
The moderd city Of Memphis, on
the unolassical waters of the muddy
Mississippi, is in a great comnotion
about the Navy Yard. II seems tlat
Congress getting tired Of the job.
has offered, in its liberality, to give the
ground back to Memphis. Memphis
in this, as other questions, stands di-
vided. Some are in favor of accept
ing, Others are violently opposed We
presume in this instance as in all 9th
ers, each party, is aetuated by purely
disiuterested motives-nothing but the
general good of Memphis moving
them. This is always the case, at
home, we observe; and presume by
a parity, that such is the state Of
things at Memphis. The Board met
to take this matter into consideration
and
Resoluea, That this Board, deem
ing it proper and just that the people
of Memphis and the Mississippi Valley
s. ould have full time and oppot,UDi-
ty to examine and come to mature
conclusions on the subject If accept
ance, will, for the present, bold it IN
der advisement until the frs 'Tlestay
in October next.
Resolued. That the Mayor bo in-
structed to notify the proper author.
ties at Washington of this Resolve.
Resolued, That the City Attorney
be instructed to examine, and report
to this Board, what question ofyaJidi-
ty Of title, if any may arse under this
accession, if accepted by the city,
Whats the matter Sam FIN
the Boards proceedings toelay, you
may see that the Finance C0mmlt-
tee has been instructed to call on YOU,
and see if some Lamp Lighting ar-
rangcments, cannot be made. We
hope so. Them lights have cost the
suburbs of the town much money in
the shape Of direct taxation for light,
and many heart burnings; which is
the natural sequence, of having to pay
for benefits that cannot be planted al
every door. Come sarn, # you have
an.. 81 loc. IA aLod IL -. IL
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NOtiCe.-TaxeS.

/ WILL attend at the following times and pIa
ces 10 collect the taxes for the year 1853.
Mason Hall on Thursday the 18th Of July.
Cedar Grove on Friday The 18th.
J. NJ. & Z. Z. Paiish's store on Saturday the
18th.
Hillsborough on Monday the 9Th.
Joseph Mckee's On Tuesday the 18th.
Jones & Hester's on Wednesday the 10Th.
Moize aud Mangum's on Thursday the Goth.
Webhs & Douglass Factory. Friday the 2lSi.
Wilkerson's Cross Roads, Saturday the 22d.
William N. Praus store, Monday the Gath.
Asa b. Gunier's, Tuesday the 25th.
William Triee's, "Wednesday the 26th.
Chapel Hill, Thursday the 9th.
Thomas Longs, Friday the 2slh.
White Gloss. Saturday the 29lh.
Thomas !. Gates, Monday the 3lsi.
liilshorough, on LIST day Of August, 10 collec,
the town taxes.
- The magistrates appointed TO take the Tax
Lists for 1854 will attend at the same times and
places in their respective Districts.
Il. NJ. JONES, Sh'ff.
June 24ih,' 1854. AZ
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oss passage pointed oui bv black lincl
-and We read i. We confess, with y,
little surprise; for. unless never har
ing deemed die honorable member,
zig-zag course Of consequence enough
for any notice was an offence. we had
done nothing to offend him /; NE had
in no way crossed his extravagent as.
plrations or said any thing even "a
wound his self-esteem. On reading
his gross attack we acknowledge thar
we felt a momentary impulse 10 rrpel
the assault and to infllct suitable re-
buke on the assailant ; but we recall
leeted the rule which we received in
youth. with our FIRST gun, never TO shoot
what was not worth bagging; we there
fore Sustained. and should have con-
tinued TO abstain from any notice Of
our honorable vilifier-ihe worst pu-
nlshment perhaps we could have in
tlicted on llim--had we not. IN pub
fishing the speech OF Mr.. Taylor, ne
cessarily brought to notice in. our own
columns the insulting imbutations Of
the member from North Carolina. Our
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-28
LATE FROM EUROPE.
Halifax, June 81.

naiitax, June III.
The steamer Canada has arrived
bringing Liverpool dates of June 10th.
All interest now centres on the ques-
ton whether Silistria will be able to
hold out until relieved by 10000 An
glo-French troops. who have been sent
thither by Marshal Arnaud, and will
arrive about June 14th.
Political moves were going on at
Vienna between the Emperor of Aus
tria and the King Of Prussia.
There was nothing new from the
Baltic or Black Sea.
Lord John Russell had been appoint.
ed President Of the English Council,
the Duke of Newcastle Minister at
War. and George Grey Colonial Sc
cretary.
Cotton closed at I'LL advance for the
week.
The advance Of the RUSSIANS towards
the allied armies is announced, Gre
atlng uneasiness among the moncyed
world at Paris.
Intense anxiety prevails in regard to
Silistria. The Russians have 10000
men on the spot, and their assaults are
continued day and night. they once
made practicable breach, which was
repaired, rise in the Danube having
prevented the storming. Advices to
The 25th ultimo stated that the fortress
might hold out for fifteen days. The
commandment, Mesa Pasha, threatens
to blow it all up rather than surren-
der. On the night of the 9th the Rus
slams made three attempts to storm, but
were repulsed. The loss was fearful.
Fifteen hundred were killed beneath
the ramparts. The Turks also made
dreadful havoc among the Russians,
killing and wounding 4,50O.
The allied headquarters are estab>
lished at Varna.
The Turks defeated, on the 3lst of
Nav, 5000 Russians at Slatina, kill
ing 500. Other encounters are report
ed.
All the Russian troops at Bucharest
are ordered to advance to the Danube.
A meeting between the Emperor OF
Austria and. the King Of Prussia, at
tended.by their respective Ministers,
was to take place the 9th Of June on
: l.
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If you want !gIae.P RAIE GARRI=
AG,ESe which will not only render good
Sc vice. but be also neat, ral on the subscriber,
living sir miles north of HilI,borough. He has
been carrying on the business for the last sixteen
months, and his work has proved 10 be first rate.
lie Is determined that his work shall continue
10 he executed in the hest manner, fully equal 10
any in this section Of country, and ut prices 10
suit purchasers. Persons wanting Carriages can
send their orders through the Post 0ilire at Hills
borough, and they will lie promptly attended TO.
All Kinds Of Repairs will be donc in good order
and-on moderate terms.
" The subscriber has purchased the right Tor
Orange County ina P.rrsr BRAKE for all kinds
OF carriages-io which he invites The attention
Of the public.
~ The subscribers Wool Card
Ing Machines are IN good order, AMI are
doing The yeryshest quality Of work. Prices as
heretof nc: Eight cents for white; Twelve and a
hall cents ;or mixed; OF oneffth part Of the wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 20. dlti-
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nance witha slow ufhouesl State pride
and ever heart niih = gush q sympa-
lheiie enthusiasm for The Old Norti
State. Ills allusi0n 10 the Tempe.
rance reformation pleased me much.
foa may depend upon II. Messrs. Ed
ltors. We women are " 20 a man" q for
Temperance in all its length and
breadth; and. alas. many of US have
foo much reason 10 be. .Female In
iiuence" was happy combination oi
sense and humor. yeering :. from grave
to CAV, from lively 90 severe" with re-
ireshlng variety. We know not whe-
Their Mr.. Thompson has yet passed
through that trial 81 his fortune and
his nerves technically known as sop
ping the question: but we suspect
that he win soon be inextricabIy " en-
tangled in the yoke Of bondage"
The annual Address to the Students
was delivered by Mr.. A. Mangum, A.
H., an alumnus Of the Academy and
graduate of Randolph Macon College,
Va. His theme was the Soho, RS
NJ ssion. His thoughts were striking
and suggestive, his language fervid vet
choice, and his elocution and voice
among The best il has ever been our
pleasure to hear. May the Academy
send ont many more young gentlemen
like him. Gov. Graham was then
"called out" by his fellow citizens,
and favored Us with one of those eIe-
CANT and polished improyisations (par-
don this seeming paradox for It's truth
iulness) which his lips know so we'll
how to utter. And here must record
my vote for him. seeing shall not be
allowed TO do il in August. His en-
phatic endorsement Of the Introduction
OF vocal music as study, into the aca-
demIc course, must have been extreme
~ gratifying to the Faculty and Truss
tees Of the Institution. The singing,
indeed. was not only novel but
principal feature in this literary fcsti.
val, and from this time the school will,
mo- doubt, date new era in its histo-
ny. Mr.. Cameron was likewise called
out, and, though he assured us he had
brought no speech either in his head or
his pocktf, he extemporized capital
little spccchlet, just suited 10 the occa~
sion and characterized by dircctness
and strong sense. The Principal then
expressed his regrets at the absence Of
Judge Mangum, who had been expect
ed 10 deliver the speech Of the day but
was detained at home by indisposition.
Alter few farewell words from the |
Principal to those students who were |
about leaving the Academy-words
which melted many into fearful SYM
pathy--and the bencdiction, the crowd
dispersed, apparently much gratified
with the days entertainment. And
now, Messrs. Editors. unless some nm |
gallant man elbows me one side, here
IS just sheet full Of dottings from,
Yours truly, BELL.
June 23J.
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For Nag,s Head.

4 u
~ THE Steamer A.
LIZ n. SHULTZ. Captain
,x->r@-s--,-z.ss< r. 5. Hals<y. ziii lras.
1888 efsEE Ed~nlon, Nagis Head
EIirsheth Cry and Plynouih. ON or ubout
the hrsf Of JULY. precisely ii he hou'
nseniiobsd m The fsiioxiag
HEDULE.
iseass Edenion for Mays Head every SATURDAY.,
q = C'eiock. A. M.
Mays Head ar Edruisn every Monday,
Al . o'eiock. a. NJ.
Edenisa every Tuesday at Z e'elock, A.
NJ. Coz Nssis Head.
Mays Head u Z o'ciesk, A. NJ, every
Wednesday foH Eiiralr1h Civ.
Eilzsbsth City essp Thursday for Mays
Head. 81 hsifpas . O'Clock. A. No.
MACS Head every Friday. al g O'Clock.
AN, foI Edenioa and Plym0sih.
Plymouth every Saturday al @ e'rIork. A.
NJ. for Nag : Head. iouching Al Edenion.
Mays Head every Saturday al hailpasf
, o'elock, p. N. far Elizsbeih CITY.
Elizaheih City every Sunday Morning al
half past . o'rleek. lar Mays Head.
or Passengers for Mays Head coming over
on The Steamer Stag on Monday night. will pro
cure Tickets Of the clelk Of the Boat.
FARE To OR FROM Macs TIRAD.
From EdeniOn or Plymouth, > $500
Elizahslh City. l:5O
lgsEALs EXTRA. u;
June IA. 1854. Aim
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The Mechanics Institute q Ohio. st cisein.
nais have awasJedihsir Diploma % Ayers Cher,
" Peeiorsl. The wideiy oeislrssed remedy 20,
Coils. Coughs and Consumption. This hosel
vas dchly meriied by The Inventor 81 thsi ins.L
aahla medicine. which has secured na only The
above eomiaendatiOn. bui also that % the Hosl
emiseni Physicians in lhis. as well as the high
esi medical authority in other countries. And
what is Ear greater encomium on lis usefulness.
i. that 4 has won lis way 10 almost every ire-
side Of the American people.
or For sale al the Drug Store.
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N O T Ice.

VNlIE subscriber having qualified al May Term
= ofOrange County Court. 1853, as aJminisra-
tor on the estate Of JOHN @. PICKETT, dec'd
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted TO
said estate TO make immediate payment, and to
those having claims against the estate TO present
them, properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law or this notice will he plead in
bar Of their recovery
THOMAS LYNCH, Admir-.
May 81. 3s-3wp
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Distinguished Physicians. well known Mer-
chants, respectable APoihecaries. and hundreds
Of others. bear testimony 90 The good effects 81
Nabiey's Anodyne Cherry Expecforgnf. in
Coughs, Coils. and diseases Of the Lungs and
Throat generally. There Is no empirirism in lis
PREPARATION Anicirs which are weIlknown and
highly appreciated I.y the entire medical faculty,
alone enter into iis composition. The Diarrhaa
Cordial Is also prepared with the sane sclenii.
lc skill and care. IL beneficial effects in diseas-
e. Of the bowels have been remarkable. Oser
500 physicians. who have been made acquainted
with the reripes Of these popular remedies. have
been pleased with them. and only spoken Of them
in trrms Of unqualified praise. II you have a
Cough. or any disease Of the Lungs or Throat,
give the Expectoran, trial. CDR IL you or any
Of your friends need the aid Of the Dianhna Cor
dial. make use Of il with confidence, and mark
The result. See advertisement in another column,
and descriptive pamphlets. to be had gratis Of the
agents. Prize Cor each only so rents. or sir bot
ties for $3.50. OF For sale AZ the Drug Store.
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Obituary.

Died, ia liiilshoroush. on the 22d inst, after
four weeks severe suffering, Mrs. PiErr Rar,
wife Of Mr. Henry Ray, and daughter Of Mr.. John
Workman, in the cath year Of her age.
The deceased had been consistent member
Of The Baptist chu,ch for many years. She Ieil
q kind husband and one child, and large circle
Of relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
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Office N. =. K. r. Co..

Uliice n. 9. K. X. Co.,
June "a, 1854.
YSHE annual meeting Of the stockholders in
= this Company will take place at HILLSIDE
rough ON the 2nd Thursday (l3th day. Of July
next. Proxies are 10 be submitted TO the Treas
urer before the meeting.
The Directors will meet in Grecnsborough on
Monday the 10th day of July.
CYCUS p. MENDENHALL,
Sec. & Treasurer.
June ~, 1854. H.
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A writer in the last Concord Ga
zette recommends the Hon. ID. NJ.
Barringer as the Wing candidate for
the House Of Commons from cabarrus
county. II is to be hoped that Mr.. b.
will consent to be a candidate.
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A TT + TION.

TO the commissioned, non-comm issioned Officers
and Musicians belonging 10 The Back Greek
roisafeer Battalion.
VOU are hereby commanded 10 attend at Tho.
= mas Lynch's on Friday the 18th Of July
next, at Il o'clock, armed and equipped for drill
muster and court martial; and on Saturday the
18th, at 10 o'clock, you will appear with your
respective companies, armed and equipped fol
Battalion exercise.
By order of Major Jones.
GEO. w. TATE, Adj't.
June 2lst, 1854. a.
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frontier o sasony The m6vemrnl
creates spme suspicion. especially a
i has iranspired Ihat Count Alastiz i
bearer Of letter from the Emperor Of
Austria 10 Nicholas
u is also rBmored that Russia i in
cliDed the authorize Austria 10 propose
an srmisfice.
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BETHESDA FEMALE SEMINARY
Buffalo Springs,
MECKLENBUG COUNTY, VA


sI,iE prevalence Of disease in the middle am
= southern portions Of the u. States, duiin,
The past winter and Spring, admonish the peopl
10 look for some summer retreat, where the III
inflicted by winter maIsdes may he removed, an,
at the same time secure an exemption from IN,
hauassing complaints Of the hot season Of IN,
year. AS a locality propitious TO this end, be,
leave. respectfully, 10 call the attention Of IN.
public 10 my watering place, the BUFFALO
MINERAL. SPRINGS, situated in the uppel
end Of Mecklenburg county. Va, seven mile,
west OF the town Of GAINESVILLE.
THE TONIC POWERS or THIS WATER,
so potent in importing tone and yigor TO the di
gesli,e organs, aud lis duretic qualities. so eff
cicnt In purifying and cleansing the blood, rem
der u pleasant aud useful remedy in wide
range Of diseases.
lis curative powers are more conspicuousy
manifested in the various forms Of Dropsy, pro-
tracted Intermittent and Remitient Fcvers, Chro
mic Diseases Of the Skin, Functional Derange.
ments Of the Liver, Stomach, Spleen, Bowels and
Kidneys, and iast, though not least, Female Com
plants, and almost every chronic disease OF The
pelvic organs IN both sexes. For further infor
nation, however, on this subject, would refer
the invalid TO a pamphlet already before the pub.
10 ~ -. Y - naa"'s,o ~ Ciar 'ueatns
liz. 1,a.o'a.c'y - u's Ma'ei ana lsspeciai aP
P''canon 70 u'sease. Auueu 70 i's acknowledged
prophylactic, imparting tone and energy to the
s.he'a' Sys'eh'' ehao'hg hefepy 70 wafd oil
o'suase.
nas'hs oeen pu,seyoI 70 ihe es'ahlishment Tor
many yes's, : can oeal 'es.nony 10 .hs aston
sll,s meets =. 'e Ma'er on 'he appel!'e' and the
Pet'ec. lmpun'y WIN winch quantities OIL food
...,g l. a.,,.. o,'''' . =,
u ;uoncv ,Lsro1o,. 49,. go nss, 'n,s
100 = H. $1,000 ',anav my f M, ~ W ny
o,vsa,f 10 ~ s,,,nn,a, s..,..." sns WI. pouso
80, L;a, n ~. ,:'.: ~ sna's'
Tha .aa,,a ;nsraprs ~ - .ses'o" ,a' n',,'
me 10 r,snare for Tho comso,,ah,s sccOmp'n.,a
lion Of four bundled anil CIV ne,sons n LII
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Dissolution of !Copartnership.

rJNHE firm of ]. j.. FREELAND & son has
4 been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be conducted in future by J..
j. Frceland, who will attend to the settlement Of
the late concern. All persons indebted to the
firm will please call and make settlement
]. j. FREELAND,
&. j. FREELAND.
June 10Th, 1854. 10
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Sale Of Real Estate.

DY order of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions Of Orange county, made at May
Term. 1854, shall offer for sale. on credit Of
twelve months, on the 22d day Of July next, al
the house Of Col. William T.. Shields, all the
Real Estate of Robert NJ. Shields, deceased, viz:
the undivided half of the Tract of Land whereon
John G. Shields now lives; also his interest in
one-third Of that valuable property known as
Shields's Mills ,nrr
June Goth. 1854. 4lis.-
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MARRIRm.

In this place. on Tuesday evening the 9Th
inst. by the Rev. +. X. Mash, Fnrpkn,cK N.
srHuDwick, Esq, 10 Mis- Mamr s. BuHwIII,
eldest daughter u The Rev. Roleri RurwelL
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Negroes for Sale.

N pursuance Of order Of the Court Of Pleas
= and Quarter Sessions, at May Term, 1854,
there will be sold, on the 9Th day Of July next,
at the courthouse in the town of HiIsbosough,
three likely young Negroes, Woman, Girl and
Boy, belonging TO the estate of George A. Ellis,
decd. A credit of twelve months will be given,
by the purchasers giving bond with two good
~ THOMAS LYNCH, 4 ,.
WIN. II. ELLIS, Au' 10
May "a. 3s-5wp
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NOTICE.
HAVING qualified, at May Term Of Orange
County Court, as Executors Of the last will
and testament Of JAMES CLARK, decd, We
hereby give notice 10 al persons indebted 10 the
estate to make payment; and to those having
claims, TO present them within the time prescrib-
ed by law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar
Of their recovery.
ID. 4. CLARK,
u. Z. FORREST, Exts,
June 2, 1854. 39-3v
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FOURTH OF JULY.
w A N Il + D !.

"A n apprentice 10 learn the business Of House
Painting. A lad Of intelligence, Of good
moral character and industrious habits, about
seventeen years old, would be taken, and could
thus get good trade. Application must be made
soon--ihc sooner the better.
+. w. WOODS.
lIillsborough, June ~. 42-3w
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The Alpha Wooden Mill,
Orange co, I Niles East Of ITilJsbOrongh,

Orange co, J Niles East Of IIillsbOrOngh,
Is now IN successful operation. The subscri-
bers with confidence now invite customers
with their Wool, Tor which Cash will he paid at
market prices; OF their wool will he manufacture
ed TO suit them al extremely low prices. Hav-
ing large supply Of Cloth already made, il
might suit customers 10 exchange at once. Ev-
cry Involvement will be extended, and they hope
to merit and receive the encouragement Of an in
telligent community.
JOHN G. SHIELDS,
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N o TIC

N y I / 2 Z
YNHE Undersigned having qualified, at May
= Term Of Orange County Court, 1854, as
Executor on the estate of JAMES M. MIN
MS, deceased. hereby gives notice to all per-
sons indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment; and 10 all persons having claims a.
galnst said estate. to present them. properly au-
thentcated, within the time prescribed by law,
or this notice will be plead in bar Of their reco.
WILLIAM-sMITH, Ex'r.
June 6. 3s-sw
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WE have something fine for the Hail. at the
Drug Store, viz: Whites Hair Reeenera-
tor Bary's Tricopherous; Lyons kaihairon
Pc matums, in fancy jar. &c. &c.
April Ia. 81
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JOHN &. SHIELDS,
VIM. NELSON
SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY,

SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Rev. JAMES A. DEAN, A. NJ, Principal,
Rev. WV. w. RUNYAN, A. M. Associate.
TIME next session Of this Institution will com.
Il mence on Thursday July 18Th. II is desi.
rabe that all the students be present on the first
day Of the session, classes will be fully organ.
/ lied on that day..
Students will he thoroughly prepared for any
Of our Colleges. OF for engaging in business OF
the study of The Professions. Exercises will be
required in Composition, Defamation, and Elk.
tcmporaneous Speaking. Voral Music will he
taught, free Of charge, to all that desire.
TERROR. in the Classics, $500 in English
Sl2:50; in the Primary Department, $1,000.
BoAnn, including every thing except lights,
S32:50 pei session at the Boarding House, and
somewhat less in private families.
Students can come by public convcyanccs to
Hillsborough, 10 miles wesi,. or to oxford, rs
miles north east, and at either place private con-
veyances can readily he obtained.
Circulars containing particulars will be sent,
on application to the Principal, or the Exccu.
tive Committee.
A. w. GAY,
ID. e. PARRISH,
JOHN A. M'MANNEN,
JOHN b. LEATHERS,
WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Executive Committee.
South Lowell, June Q, 1854. 40-4w
CEDAR GROVE MALE ACADEMY.
rINHE next session of this School will com
= mencc on Monday the 10th Of July next,
and continue twcnty-one weeks.
TERMS PER SESSION..
For Greek and Latin, Sis 90
English, 10 90
Board, per session, from $3.50 10 S35:OO.
s. w. HUGHES.
Cedar Grove, June IL, 1914. 10
CT The Raleigh Register and STANDARD will
publish once week for two weeks.
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JUST RECEIVED, at the Drug Store one
June l2. 40
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LAND FOR SALE.

IsNND TON SALE.
1NHE undersigned, Executor Of the last will
aud testament Of James NJ. Minis, decd,
gives notice. that on Thursday the. Iaih .lsy Of
July, he will proceed 10 sell, 70 the highest bid
der, the PLANTATION belonging 10 The said
deceased, containing between Five and Sir Hun
dred Acres, and one Of the best whea, growing
plantations in that vicinity. A credit Of twelve
moths will be given. the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest fiom
date.
WILLIAM SMITH, Ex'r.
June 5th, 1854. 3e,s--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-28

UST RECEIVED, at the Drug Store, fine
article Of Green and Black TEAS.
UST OPENING, at the Drug Store, new
supply Of FANCY ARTICLES.
A LOT of good BACON for sale q, the Drug
"A Store.
May 81. a.