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/ have valid reasons for believing that
there is an organization of this mysterious
order in this territory, That their influence
will ever he potent / have not even the
most remote fear. But would caution oil
who have ospoused the cause Of democracy
against having any connection whatever
with them. Should curiosity or fondness
for novelty, induce any unsuSpectng dem
ocrat to find his way into their midst,
he certainly will have occasion to regret
his connection with them for the insti-
tuition is destined TO soon become hiss
and a bye-word" Know Nothingism, 4"
like llilierism and various other isms, will
soon, very soon, have its day.
OBSERVER.
, 1854-12-23
AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to receive
inscriptions Tor the PIoSEER AND DEMOCRAT
LIP. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building. sac
ranentO st., San Francisco.
J. D. Bu.Es, Vancouver
r. A. CHENowEru, Cascade;
DR. PAGErr, Cowlitz Landing;
L. D. DuRGTS, Grand Mound
JoHN R. JAcKsoS Jaekson's Prairie;
W.T.. SAYWARD. Port Ludlow.
JoHS ". CHAMP, ShOalwaier Bay.
CLPr. C. J. W. RUSSELL. Shoalwater Bay;
Mr. WV. ATKINSON, Victoria, Vancouvers Island.
A. BESroN MosEs. Stcacoom.
ROBERT THOMPSON, Portland, Oregon. ,.
GeoRGE B. GornY, Iafavette, ="
q. B. HASTINGS, Port Towsend
3. H. LASsDALE, Penn's Cove, Whidbys Island;
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taste quite superior to that which reaches
us in barrels and casks 1t is carried of
by large sewer leading to the river. 1t
Seems too wasteful that such profuse GUAM
titles of this celebrated water should be
permitted to flow away, but the Refinery
needs the clear, unadulterated element,
and it must have it and nothing else. 9th.
er medical waters have been discovered,
we believe, but they have been of little
consequence 81. Louis Rrpnblicam..
, 1854-12-23

PERPETuAL MorroN.-Mr James G.
Hendrickson, OF Freehold, Monmouth Co,
N. j., after iorty-nine years Of patient
whiting" has made a machine that will
not only :" go of ITSELF" but will compel di.
vers other bodies to which it is attached to
go likewise; in short, it has powerl "The
snccess is in the direction in which so many
have so long labored in vain, namely, by
the use Of arms and balls attached to q
cylinder so as to keep the extra weight
always on one side, and therefore to give
the cylinder a constant inclination to turn
round. The machine requires no starting
take away the blocks, and it goes of :" like
thing of life.n The model was in our
Office, and attached to some clock work,
which it turned without once stopping to
breathe. We see no reason why it should
not go until worn out."-[M Y JoHrAdI
Of Commeree .a "AHaI H- H.lfH.1
, 1854-12-23

pJ- A Remarkable fact is recorded in
late Paris paper, to the effect that out Of
upwards of 10000 persons, subscribers to
YAe public baths Of Paris, Bordeaux, and
'Marseillcs, and who were in the daily habit
of bathing, only two cases of the cholera
had occurred during an epidemic.
, 1854-12-23
n .1 For the Pioneer and Democrat.
{ 6 Know NOthingism."

Mr., Editor In a late number Of your
invaluable Journal discovered what pur-
ported TO be the oaths, obligations, &C., of
the secret political society called theirK Know
Nothihgs," and since readiRa 4.
come to the conclusion that q
isnotbing more nor less that 49,
hnmbug from beginning to end The main
object sought by the Know Nothings" ("
appears to be, to have all men who happen
to have been born on foreign soil, excluded
from holding Office. Thisidoctrine is some
what analogous to, and equallyas prepos-
ferrous, as the one advanced by that faithful
disciple Of that ancient and insidious polit-
ical enemy, the vdg party-the elder Ad
ans, who was the father Of the alien and
sedition laws" The remnant of the whig
party, not satisfied with the PRONUNCIATION
of The native american doctrine, viz: TO
require all persons to reside in this country
.tRehtyone years before they can exercise
ihe right Of suffrage, now boldly and I'M
blu,binclv os,nms a now nam. odon,
n,,sk Il, ~ Of .ocresv cr p and cfamorouslv assert
int no foreigner sbould ba eligible To Office
And what makes their assertion supfemely
ridiculous, is the fact Of at least one-half
The advocates Of Know Not6ngism" I" be-
ing unable to speak of their grandratbers
Hithdimespect without insulting foreigner
A cursOry examination of the annals Of no
litical history will Indicate that the Amer
lean nation has been not a little indebted
to the. foreign population. The war of
1919, furnishes, abundant evidence that the
foreigners were not during that sanguinary
.l1lt-4 - ~. an -. I'D 4,
, 1854-12-23

RtD~ People who are jealous, or particu-
larry careful of their own rights and dig
nifty, always find enough of those who do
not care for either, to keep them coutinu-
ally in hot water - ...
, 1854-12-23
Eg&Mss..gR ADVANCE.

For one year, when sent by mail or taken at the
eiee $500; for months $500 Single COPIES 2j cts.
30 paper will be Discontinued unless at the option
Tthe proprietors, until all arrearages are paid.
, 1854-12-23
RATES or ADvERTIsINc.

For square az lines less) time insertions, s..
For every additional Insertion ................ tl.
liberal deduction made TO yearly advertisers
The number Of insertions must he distinctly marked
20 the margin OF Advertisements sent Us, they will
!. continued ill forbidden and charged accordingly
, 1854-12-23

Ras- The fellow who said he would Z" sec
the bill paid, " probably has good eve sight
, 1854-12-23

necton, the propricty of forninga Lyceum
in Olympia. Few places of its size and
age are as well supplied with the necessn.
ry material for such an institution, which,
if placed upon proper foundation, would
prove of incalculable benefit to its growing
population. G.. +. w.
, 1854-12-23

We extract the following interesting sta
stistics relating to these Islands from the
last number of the Samoan Reporter, re-
ceivcd by the brig Henry William: ...g
, 1854-12-23

A HINr.-A contemporary says: There
is man up in our country who always
pays for his paper in advance. Heihas
never had sick day in his life-neyer hsg
any corns or toothache-his potatoes never
rot-thc weeyil never eats bis wheat tTths
frost never kills his corn or beaRs--his bar
bies never die in the night, and his wife
never scolds Reader. have you paid the
printer in advance h base sbsoI a9 es'iin
s3n1noikt
, 1854-12-23
Territorial AUDITORS Report.

! The Auditor of the Territory Of Wash.
ington respectfully reports 10 the Iceisla.
tive Assembly,
!. That the amount Of funds remain.
ing 10 the territorial treasury, is SIG Al
, That the total cxpcndi-
lures for the last fiscal year $50
/ far as audted) are $50 7G
I Of which sum l30 20
have been paid.
| 3. That the legal demands
aud accounts against the terri
tory now due and not audited,
amount probably TO coo 90
Making the present indebted --
ness Of the territory, 5000 Sc
That there is now due the
territory from the counties of
Clarke, Lewis, Thurston, King,
Pierce and Island, as territorial
tax llGS 81
5. That all the counties of the terrific
ry, with the execution of those enumerated
under title 4, have neglected to return their
assessment lists to the territorial auditor
6. That the treasurers of the conntics
of Jefferson. Pierce. Lewis and Clarke
have neglected to pay inio the territorial
treasury the territorial tax of their respec-
tive counties for 1853.
/. That the whole amount maid into the
treasury during the last fiscal wear. is
Thurston county. territorial tax
of 1858. 9G So
, 1854-12-23
4 Ut 7 ttU7 t1t 1NU'ttFVI
OLYMPIA, Dec. llth, 1854.
Territorial Treasurer's Report

The treasurer of the territory respect.
fully submits to the legislative assembly the
following report = q.
1854.
Aug. llth, Cash received from VIM. p.
for 1883 $24 S4
Aug. 18th, Cash received from d.
Il. Bigelow, Treasurer of Thurs
Oct. 25th, Cash received from II.
~. nansuale' freasuter ol iseluu a. 40
'o""N'' P"r'oi ie'enue ior lo'4' 20 w
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urston county-amount re-

$12lS 30
All of which is respectfully submitted.
VIM COCK, a.
Treasurer.
, 1854-12-23
Chr l1iOnrrr anO Democrat.

PUBLISHED on EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
By DOYLE g. co.,
RI DOYLE, GEO. n. GornY, ). W. WILEY.
, 1854-12-23
$I4e CT

The following are the amounts of the in
debtedness Of the counties, as furnished me
by the territorial auditor
1854.
Dnc 10Th Thurston ronntv- -amonnt re
, 1854-12-23

UlYMPlA, Dec. IT, 1871.
Mr., EDroR-Would not the interests Of
our young Territory be greatly promoted
by the formation of a Territorial Agricul-
tural Society? have been waiting, no.
ping and expectingAthat some older resi-
dent of the Territory would take the lead
in bringing this matter before the public.
Nothing has yet been done, aud it seems
to me that if such an association is deemed
advisable, the present offers favorable
opportunity to secure its Organization
The legislature, being now in session, has
brought persons here from all parts of the
Territory, and should an act of incorpora-
ton be required, it could be obtained dgr
ring the winter.
Thurston county, and indeed otheEn0
, 1854-12-23

25 90
, 1854-12-23

The Auditor of the Territory of Wash
ington respectfully reports to the Lcgisla-
tive Assembly,
]. That the amount Of funds remain
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Marine Intelligence.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CAROLT

ARRIVED.
Juno 22steamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville, to Jos
Lippitt with lis bbs -four.
23-steamer Spray, Price, from Smithve, to H Van
Bokkelen.
June 2S-steamer Henrietta Allen from White Hail. to
Vessel Eers with So bbls spirits turpentine, 155 do.
rosin
June 2-schr Ellen Randall Johnston from Little River
S G., to DeRosset & Brown with naval stores.
25teamer Evergreen, Creole, from Fayetteville w
II McRary & Co; with bundles books. box hams, 10
bales yarn 35 do sheetng Is bbls four 89 do spirits
pentine.
CLEARED.
June 22-schr l. Wales, Little for New York, by G
Harriss; With SO bbs spirits tnrpentne 1.35 do rosn
steamer Spray Price, for Smithville by H VanBokkc-
len.
steamer Rowan, Barber, for Fayetteville by Elliott
23-brg James Wakefield, Allen, for Bath Me-. by
Perce Dudley with $4,000 feet TIMBER 125 900 feet lum
ber
schr Maria Ann, Williams, for Hyde county, by Bios
m.
schr Aramnta, Andrews for Baltimore by Russell & Bro
with lumber and naval stores
steamer Sun, Rush for Fayetteville by Jos J Limit
June 3steamer Southerner Roberts, for Fayetteville
by w Mckary & Co.
schr Julia, Corson, for Philadelphia by Geo Harrss
IA bales yarn 20 do sheetng 81 bbls spirits upentine
260 do rosin.
schr Mary Powell Davis for New York. by EGeo Harris
with 1l9 bbls tar STA do spirits urpentne, do osin
24-schr Zulette, Lufkin, for Norfolk, Va, by VIM M
Harriss; with I16 900 feet umbe
schr NJ E Wells, Terry, for New York, by Worth
with naval stores, SC
schr Lueuus, Lukin, for Boston, by Il McRrea Co
with 800 bbs pitch, 81 900 feet lumber
Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvle by A. H. VanBok
kelen.
June 25-steamer Spray, Price, or Smithville, by
VanBokkelen.
26-schr Ellen Randall johnson, for Little River c.
by DeRosset s Brown.
steamer Fairy, Corvell, for Fayetteville by E Metts
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There is evening twilight of the heart,
When its wild passion are luled to rest,
And the eye sees life's fairy scenes depart,
As fades the day beam in the rosy west,
Ills with nameiess feeling Of regret,
We gaze upon them they melt away,
And tondy would we bid them linger yet,
But Hope is round US with her aDgel-lay,
Haiiing afar some happier moonlight hour;
Dear are her whispers still, though lost their earthly
In youth, the cheek crimson'd with her glow
Her smile was loveliest then her matin-song
Was heavens own music, and the of
Was all unheard her sunny bowers among
Lies little world Of bliss newly born;
We knew not, cared not, it born to die.
Flush with the cool breeze and the dews of morn,
p With dancing heart gazed OF the pure sky,
and mock the passing clouds that diInm' "a its blue
Like our own sorrows then-as feeting and as few
And manhood felt her sway too-on the eye
Half realized, her earthly dreams most bright,
Her promised bower of happiness seem'd nigh.
Its days of joys, its vigis of delight
And though at times might lower the Thunderstorm
And the red lghtnings threaten, still the air
w as halmy with her breath, and her loved form,
The rainbow of the heart, lowering there.
lis IN LIES noontide she is nearest seen,
Her wreath the summerfower her robe of gree,
But though less dazzling in her twilight dress,
There's more of heavens pure beam about her now.
The angel-smile of tranquil loneliness.
Which the heart worships glowing her brow,
ne smile shall brighten the dim evening star,
l hat points our destined tomb, e'er depart
Till the faint light of life is fed afar,
And hushed the last deep heating of the heart.
The meteor-bearer Of our parting breath,
moonbeam IN the midnight-cloud of death
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HEALTH OF GoLDsBoRO'.- deem it necessary tt
make statement of the facts upon the above subject
Reports have been circulated so exaggerated and
preiudicial to the community and the College, thai
parents and guardians have been alarmed and suf
or much uneasiness. To inform them, | make
statement of facts, for which am responsible.
1st. Dysentery has prevailed in the entire commu
nifty, for which we make no apology, as the same
disease has equally prevailed in almost every part Of
the South
2nd. While Goldsboro has upwards of 500 inhab-
ltants, there have been only two adult deaths-but
quite number of children.
3D. There have been two deaths among upwards
Of ninety students in school, of dysentery the
other of complication of diseases
4th There never have been but three developed
cases of disease in College.
9Th There is no case in College now, and in every
instance in which parents have taken their children
home they have been sick.
4th most emphaticaly state to parents, if their
daughters are sick they will be informed Of the fact
and as long they hear nothing from me, they may
know they are we'll. do not promise parents that
their daughters will scken and ie for the issues
Ct life and death in the hands of God, and dare
not usurp lis prerogatve in this any other posi-
ton, but do promise to do all to preserve THEN
health TO prepare them for dying, and in every par
tcular, to act the part of father and BROTHER and
for this. the world as God does, may hold me re-
sponsble JAS. II. BRENT.
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Arrival OF the caaada.-Later from Europe.

HALIFAX June 2l-The steamer Canada has ar
rived, with Liverpool advvces to the 10Th inst The
Atlantic arrived out on the evening OF the tn
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CotonMiIlins Circular reports sales of 1000 bales
during the week. which 10000 for speculation and
000 for export Orleans fair 81 mddng 81 Upand fair
81 : micdling 81 All qualities Lave advanced I'd
F1osr-Western Canal 49,; Ohio 4Os.
Coru Yellow 39s.; white 40s.
Consols closed at 9ls.
Brown Simply quote Cotton follows mldding 5lo;
upands 3l6 The market opened at considerable advance
but fell off and closed at advance for the week
The Circulars to BreadstuS but prices are weak
er and transactions snail. =, =,
Rice dull at Us Sd Ter Carolina common Rosin IS I'd
Spirits of Turpentine Ais no,
Consus uctuated greatly during the day, closing at O
to 900.
THE WAR.-Marshall Arnaud has sent $1,000
Anglo French troops to the relief of Slllstrla.
There is nothing new from the Baltic or the Black
Sea-
SECOND DIsPATCH-All interest now centres in the
question whether Silstria will be able to hold out
until relieved by $4,000 allies, who were TO have
been there by the 4th of June.
The news from the Baltic and Black Sea presents
nothing of interest.
AUSTRIA AND PRUssIA.-Political moves are ma
king in Vienna between the Emperor OF Austria and
the King of Persia. No other news OF interest.
ENGLAND-Lord John Russell has been appointed
President of the Council the Duke Of Newcastle
Minister of War, and Sir George Grey colonial Sec
retaTY.
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Arrival orthe Black Warrior

Mobile, June 2O.-The steamer Black Warrior
with dates from Havana to the 18th, arrived to-day
All was quiet on the Island. The yellow fever still
prevailed among the foreign shipping. Her political
news is unimportant.
DUNCAN K. McRAE, Eso.-Mr. McRae, the Amer
lean Consul at Paris, recently presented to the
Emperor, being received in plain dress.
The numerous friends of Mr. McRae in this State
will be pleased to learn that his health is excellent
His family joined him some months since in Paris
His dignifed bearing and suavity of manners, to
gether with his knowledge of public affairs have
given him marked influence in his sphere ; while hi
courtesies and attentions have been such to viii
for him the warm regard of Americans in Paris.
Rale1gh Standard
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GoLDsRORO, EEMALE CoLLEcE.

TNtllS Institution its second session under the
new organization, the ls day of May, and will close
the last day of November, 1854.
Revd James II. Brent A. b., President, with full and
competent faculty $40 90 session will the entire
expense for Tuition and Board in the Collegiate and
800 will entitle to the iu and all the ornamental
branches $50 will cover the expenses for Board and Tuition
in the Primary Department. Ornamental branches
the usual charge. Half payable in advance.
The Board of Stockholders have taken great pains pro-
c1flg 1acIies for giving thofoggh educaton ana soc
For particular information address the President of the
Faculty, the subscriber VIM X. LANE,
Pres't. Board Stockholders
May 5th, 1854 35u
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COrreanOndence.

WARSAW, N c.. June 10Th, 1854.
WILLIAM Z. HILL, ESQ. -
Dear Sir:-We, the undersigned, in compliance
with the request of the citizens of Warsaw and vi
cinity request you to deliver Grafton at this place
on the 4th of July In complying with the above
request you will very much oblige
Your friends &C.,
r. NJ MIDDLETON,
j. B. SWITZERLAND,
n. FREDERICK,
CURTIS c. OATES,
]. r. EZZELL,
C. B. HOBSON.
D. G. MORlSEY,
Committee
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NOTICE.,

THE Subscriber having obtained letters of and
l. ton, at juno Term, 1854 of the Court OF rIt MP
Quarter Sessions, held for the County of New llh
on all and singular the goods and chattes rights ns
its of Sarah Bonham, deceased hereby nctlhes a and
all persons having claims against said Estate are re- law
titled to present them within the time preseTibeu D
II. BONHAM, Adminisrai55"Is,t
June 23d, 1854
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state Of North carolInn-New Hanover county

Court of Please T. Quarter Sessions-jnnc term, 1914
Abram WeilF & Co, u.s. Herman Rosnfe.t
Original Attachment =, -,
an Motion in open Court, it is ordered and dccree ~
" Court, that conditional judgment be rendered ID b
YOUR of the Plaintiff, and against the Defendant r
Of ninety t4as the ps0Pgf as
the satisfaction of the Court that the Defendant
Rosinelt, is nonresident it is therefore ordered by
that publication be made in the Wilmington JounaI, IN
six weeks, notifying said Defen dant be and appear "
next term of said Court to be held for the County
at the Court House in the Town of Wilmington On T..
second Monday in September next to plead answer o.
mur, or judgemegt final, by default will be take" "S
hin, and the goods sold to satisfy Plaintiffs debt l
Teste, SAM r. BUNTING, Ii 5e.
June q. 1853 1851 4-'
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The subjoined highly important despatch to an
eminent London House. forwarded on the 9th inst,
the day preceding the departure of the Canada, has
been received in Boston. 1t is dated
Hone KoEG, April 22d.-An attack made by the
impe7asts on the foreign settlement of Shanghai led
tohe stormng and destruction ofher camp on the 4th
of April, by the English and American forces Two
were killed and several wounded the latter
Capt Pearson ofthe American ship Rose Standish
All was quiet on the 18th of April
Council OF STATE.-The Council of State met at
The Executive office in this city on Thursday last and
adjourned over to Friday for quorum-the follow
ing members being in attendance on Friday: K. :.
French, of Robson, President; William K. Lane OF
Wayne; Whitmel Stallings, of Gates and Kim
brough Jones, of Wake.
The following gentlemen were appointed Directors
for the State in the North Carolina Railroad Compa-
ny Charles F. Fisher, of Rowan Nathaniel u
Rand, of Wake; Robert P Dick, of Guilford Robt
Strange of New Hanover; VIM; I. Dortch, of
Wayne Samuel Hargrave, of Davidson; John Ber-
nv, of Orange; and Geo. S. Stevenson Of Craven.
Raleigh Standard.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions June Term, 1881
Henry Rehage,
Charles H. Bohnstedt Oilslnal altachhen''
and Wife, Danah.
ON motion in open Court, it is ordered that conditions
~ Judgment be rendered in favor of the Plaintiff, for the
the land levied upon be condemned to satisfy Plaintiff debt
And it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that m
Defendants Charles H. Bohnsted and his wife, Dana %
Donresidents of this State, 1t is therefore orcd by inc
Court that publication be made in the Wilmington J0u
for si weeks, notifying said Defendants to appear at M
next Term Of said Court to be held the Court House
Wilmington, on the second Monday in September next
Plead answer demur, or judgment final will be rend
Teste: SAM'L. r. BUNTING. CleThh,
June 23d, 1854 $50 42U
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JUNE Doth, 1854.

JUNE goth, 1854
GENrLEMEN Your request, in behalf of the cit
liens of Warsaw and vicinity, to deliver Grafton
on the 4th of July, has been received In response,
will say that cannot refuse to comply with the
wishes Of my old friends and neighbors, although |
promised to be at Kenansvile on that day.
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM E. HILL.
rick, c. C Oates, J. R. Ezzell c. B. Hobson, D,
G. MOrisaY.
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A TEACHER WANTED:

A LIBERAL SALARY will be paid fora Teacher to take
"a charge Of Topsa Academy, the first day of October
Trustees design building large boarding offering
inducements who may be found fully qualified
respect to teach all the higher branches requisite
paratorp School, and who may desire permanent situation
for les of
The Academy is pleasantly situated Immediately on the
w. Il T. S. Plank Road twelve miles from Wilmington and
but two from the Ocean, healthy location and excellent
neighborhOod.
Address N. N. NIXON, Wilmington, N c., or J. M FoY
NICH'S n. NIXON,
May 25, Slim. SPresident Board of Trustees
Raleigh Standard copy month and send bill to this office
EVERITTSVILLE FEMALE ACADEMN.
J. d. CAMPBELL, A. NJ, Principal,
Assisted by competent assistants.
THE NEXT SESSION of this School will c.
Monday, the 18th of june and close the 18th of No
vember next.
Everitsville pleasant village, situated in Wayne
ty, N. c., Immediately the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
Road, IS miles from the former place 1t probably
healthy place be found in the State The sOcey
good and yet there is less to distract the minds of girls from
their books than in almost other village The moral and
religious character of the ctezens, and the entire freedom
from dissipation Of Sort should be nduCement to
parents to send their daughters to this place We ndeay
thoroughly to instruct those committed to care,
branch necessary to finished Female Education
TERMS PER SESSION.
For English Course from go to SIS
Ancient and Modern Languages, each .
Music, with of Instrument. ~
All pupils will be charged from the time of until
the close Of the Session. except of prOracted sick
Board, including all necessaries be had in the family
of the Principal, and elsewhere in the village from s.
So per month.
For further information, address the Principal, or
j. G. SLOCUMB, Sec. Board of Trustees
Everttsvlle Wayne CO., N c., May 10, 1854 Bpm