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by GoddIn d ApprTson Aucts.
VNutnIf PRtytTE EwEII'Nf ON eapD ny
" TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN FOR sIis at ,rn
LIN tf sol. ON FRIDAY afternoon. the Ilh April 1854
Po tle premises commencing O'clock that very yaiuab
ock aSeinS tie line 23d between Main and psnt
streets recently occupied by Mrs Juia woodson II has
eehty been Put complete repair inproyed ana
admirably well adapted the Of
IA--'d cash; balance AZ months for nego,iabs
apt GODpIS a kppIR InsP .
by Davenport, Allen g. Co., AuctS
6tLOTfiiNG At AUCTiON-on MONDAY 1Tih Anil ~.
CLOTHING. -
Terms cash DAVENPORT AIIryIco
Apl2 80,
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by Goddin a. Apprr,on- ,1c,.

nhk KNOLL, I NILE WEI OF TaE cry or RICH
~ hoND FOX SALE AT AUCTIoS.-Thi, b.ant m, -
u Of the Plank Road, about West Of the eity Of PIh
m 81 acres will be sold The
Mernoon, the nth April, 1854 epcnr Al az
oeoex IL will be divided according n plat and ,urysy
our oihee This IL Justly regard ed most b.aun
very Improving neighorhood; ,Gre, priya,.
a.. snoie place to one purchaser bargain given
Lding hne opportunity for 10 those
10 srbdivide !. into sman lots. 'NNe uHP'sea
TBRNs-I cash; balaac. ata q m, 10 ,,.,,,. ., -, =,
a'ded secured By trust deed, title retained
-I-tos GoDDfS APPERsoS Auets
hy Davenport, Allen & Co.. Aucts
NOTfCE-Tbe undersigned Intending to Wind N, ~, $1,000,
business, viii sell public auction FRIDAY A.. it
at 10 o'clock his stock Of Grocerie,
consisting OF the usual variety. 'es'
TIRhs-Al &iO0 cash. over ,h,, ,,,o,,, ,
49, sssG lS % approved paper ROBERT II. BURTON
apiO-tds ~" . W. Aue's'
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b., fhING LOODs.-CIRIsIIAN q q rIinann--

- Tt'U UVUDS.-UfIkIsIIAN LATHROP are h. ....I-,
OF heir stock OF Spring Goods comprising The
@ Sodssoeh as Rich Grenadines: Tissues ana ~
taEes ieh stiped add Plaid be
rage dLAiass and Paris Moueaines Plain and arneb RS B
-oh eo,or organdies Lawns Jaconst
.shsh Samese housekeeping Linsns shifting M
Black silk MantaS do do do; with Soored and
caI at W Main
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ny bhNchPort, Alien 4 Co.. Aucts.
NhoCERiEs, &c., Ar AUCTION. -On THURSDAY 1s,b
soTiment Of Groceries, viz N' - ~
Rio, Lsguayra and Java Coffee
Coffee Sugars; Crushed
y. L. Rum old Rye whiskey
BraodS Rice; Soap Candles; Bacon
Herrings Tumbers; Green and Black Tea.
CIGARS Wrapping Paper; Mustard, dc.
ALSO,
loo boxes RAlsins
900 half boxes RAi.ins
20 quarter boxes Raisins
200 drrms Figs.
TRRNS-Under
proved paper - ''' AP-
aplO DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 Co Anr,.
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a
aS a ,G% "a, inches and from s:ss sonstsny on
APPS Sign Of the Circular Saw sifiSE ,ia .,G::.
4 ins ssa o. pans;
FORTY DOLLARS for ss ia. A6ET Tx sIs APPS9T
Tor sSs, Of them viii be paid taken county and de-.
S % hS 'gG or sn ao.E: 70. either g
ALIENS shout years tsshs below Ss medium
SPEAKS slowly Sus d fsfE 9 and E s and broad ss
ohasiunt in buckingham. way ~ Ar James
@sda Ss n St; Tsr S 5e si,, 1sSS; rs lbs is
HE rs Of nsisst vie az Mr.. Nancy sousE pNsinh.m
psr oil boots and black fur hat ie-omeiimes wore
EAs-sr AduG GP PaaH:, M Il tMosELEY,
ANEW o,RPlf MAGfK paEs.G aSI1
FFcr p az FRrih%opa TaG GEl
SECOND sUPPL / TAfSs sS rex ron MS
n auction sales 10 The Northern cities additional supply Of
%Ss he ~ hs and s sSssS Iy s s$S.
prs. 'and 10 'rshia and greatly unds5
The special attention q buyers all quarters is invited 70
The u SG ayoL,cle Ieu@,.lasc md decidedly
asFss' to attend as they will
aPiO-uSaTiW, M,wAs. Opposite E1 SSSrH BSn,s
HCNGIisH DAIRY CHEESE, sytr. prime quality. Ju, re.
apo Corner Of Peafi ana carJ.s I lr.s,,.
uGAE sor ReO' New Orleans cru'A'a, Powdered,
R6a6po1 L. PII s R Lay. md %sS
hP5 RAWLINGS a MILLER
R0IS' cLoTIIING;-Tse ,ps,crser hs, nov open
~ large stock Of Spring and summer Clothing consisting on The
gaE variety o sizes q all the Spring styles
Ole Tor youths between sst and sixteen years Of age.
- Catalogue In part:
Black and Fancy Cloth black
Pants -' $500 '~'N''' Ai'u
Vests OfFaasy s black Satin Linen Mar,,is, .nd,..,
variety. ~ ''' '''''NN'
Also rood a'sorEsn o. furnish goods, ladies who s'ee,
ht sons clothing, solicited 70 cs examine nv o.k
which have spared paths his session. 10 have gotten I'm
jyc 10 su their taste. Having commenced the nufaet ~
Boys Clothing large can always be found Al bs
lowest cash prices AZ j. n tiOODNANs WV
aPs No. lSi Main street, opposite Etsis ssns,,s
-
lVh New style SIN Mantllas
Do DO do do, Embroidered
Printed Cashmere ShaVis
White snd BLACK 0renAdlne shsvIs
White black, and Mode ooor Tibet do
Grensdine scaTts
Ahane'om7 assormsnt Of the above goods nov on hand
O. HARfWELL q Co,
apo IFS Broad street.
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NOTICED THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
~ AND DANylLLE RAILROAD COMPANY.-A General Meet.
Ing OF the Of the Behmond Danvie Railroad
Company will be hold In the city Richmond on THURSDAY
the 18th daT o. April, 1851. AZ 10 O'Clock, ".
BY order Of the Board OF directors
=. VAN DEURsEN, Secretary.
once Richmond AMI Danville Railroad
Richmond, Peb'y -, 1884. mbi-,IsAp
from the meeting. nnbts
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WI citizen. s5S D,k M,ohsES Il YIN oaer to the
then 40 o. sSek direct from Kentucky AmonVs3 A\
con,rae uiss suited for Iron masters Rs!iroad 1S
and accommodating tern. use Al for sale fair pri-
,eA-'' EDWIN WALKER,
". he re..t,, AZ X BlAnf enship's
every month In the year. ''"eA aneet from Kentucky
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by Goddin & Appcrson, Aucfs.
MI oSr SALlABl.E REAL ESTATE ON TIE LINE oP
~ IhE CONFINED LOCKS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-wil
on fIpAi nex the 1ith April 1854 upon the premises,
.heing AZ ~ o'clock.
and i and Byrd and Canal one fronting GO feet
on the west line 80 feet, and feet
me othsr IontGs ~ feet on the West line street nun
ming BACK about si feet These adion the combined
me James River and KAnawha Canal are regarded A, yey
valuable for warehouses or stores >h ~ 'e'
cash. balance at and for negotiable mote,
api1 GoDDIN = sppPpSnou 49,.
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GITY Spring INSTITUTE. FOR, IN. . -
ISyt HeWeen Clay and MnrshaiI-Rsyw VII rs Z
Branei.. UySs Classics general Envi,h
emaics and WS aienanD Esq, Assistant Math
for terms apply TO. address the Prinei,.i - :,
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by Goddin & Appcrson, Aucts
VALUnBLE BUILDING LOTS on MEADOW BRIDGE
" Road. NEAR, IN REAR OF THE POOR HOUSE, yOR
SALE At ACCrioS-Wll be sold THURSDAY the uh dAy
OF April Ist upon the premises O'clock acre
~ beautiful land the rear OF IN. poo,
house, and "Cash Corner" be divided into bnn.
few days " VA es III
TERSs-Ath cash; balance at g. and month";, for p.-oh,.
api GODDIS a IppypsnS -,
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hi
ES'hhNh ". RUFFiS, SecretIr1 orN1 Yir1;nia g,
CtId oocaeb, and N AuGrsr oEer thstr hort-
Tirginr ard the ths Sae and Purchase Of Lands m
; oHSE, ~ ne once 81 re PIrginia SAT- 1,r.,.,
fas Notary iH'io and Accountant OFFICE
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ny .ouuIH a ApPcrson, AucIs.
n NDIyIDED MO'E1Y OF TENEMENT ON 18TH ST
u FOR SALE AT ACCrioN-wn DC sold on FRIDAY after,
nn The liih Ap l at o'clock, upon premises, an nm
divided rioiey OF the brick
Se=n Main and Cary euped George W. Ruin and
thers me location OF this being
ness and IN part Of the city where very high
others. - S-F''A'''s anu
fESNs-Aih cash; balance AMI months, for n.votabi.
APPS GoDDIS a .pprpsox a..
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hnHlN.a Atnftt UItAL W ItI IisII "a; N, %,
sIokE-"here may be found all knas OF v,;en,n -
hp implements such Power fhrSxSinr ~
heApers Oorn PlanterI Seed Drills Ran. ca
cs SarSas Pattsrnsl straw Cutters Of all Kinds, Corr
o0 Crusher Grain Nls Sugar Mills Vegetable aesr. ~
Ieing and BoreAns Machines, Grant Patented 6r.In
Of all sEss, Store Tracks Garden and o.
IL Churns Sausage Cutters Suffers Pouvhs ~ no
efent patterns, from sir hor.s nIo.s ~
various other implements tanning purposrs sn N
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A AhGE STOCK OF HARDWARE Avn f=,,r, nm,
BE " to close business a, speedily NJ
s commence this day selling our i.rre sto ~ pssi
tsrS Go until The whole II the L disposed "oei
IN snnt OF cheap goods, ca anu all other
Al persons Indebted to "a, are most ca rr..,t- :,
-ney possibly
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BENNETT 4 BEERS,
Druggists.

EH Defiance saamnnder safr.a yiers F'ateni.-Rorrnr
PATRcK is the sole the United
above celebrated sAfes-and COINS
Lock and Cross6arshe best Safes and Locks combined
world TO whom the highest
the ofthe Metropolitan
ton and the American Institute New York Depot No.
delh-6n9d naue
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NNHTTE AND COLOnKD MlT'TiNG.-Just received ..
w White and 60 Colored Mating.
anlO WARRRN A PERKINR No Ia Ennln sninr Z

ETEST-yRST-VEST-Ine ndless variety at No. Main
street, opposite Eagle SquAre.
J. ID. GOODMAN has the largest richest
ng IN part only, Of
Fancy ooored Plain, and Figured white Mrseies Coored
and white Duck Linen Blue Check Grass Linen, Narsies
shapes Farmers Satin, Black Satin Figured Fancy
SIN (sngs and ha Doube Breasied) Vest Shirts
HO IN Collars Gauzo Merno Under Shirts
aud Baehei James Drawers suspende Ls Thread 0oored
and white s Black and coored Kid Gloves Cambrck
ey sk CrayAts Fancy Napoleon Ties Cambria
early call. " f ' ~ "
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NEW SCHEDULE.
SPRING ANl SIIMMER APP lNGEl

UDACKET AND STAGE LINE
IL FOR BOvINGsrON.-FaTe hr ugh from \
Richmond to Lovingston, s.; fare through saSzsrr>
from Lynchburg to Lovingston, 81
Leave Richmond at r. ~, Lynehburg at p by poat
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
Howardsvlle day alta arrive In at
r.. NJ. y
Returning, leave Lorng.on at AM Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays with
rive In Richmond and LynchburE morning o'clock
mh30 EDMOND
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Nv ~. Cit;AKs.-wM. D. MERIwErHER In,f,,
u attention OF dealers stock OF CIG pa ,hs
TINS sy and eoUPrng 20 dirIsnt Srssi
'dd, 'Tfnoips asd CigGrs URANUS Of Ha-
constantly hand an for Iglv TON ,cco
he celebrated DenoOtas<d Smoking TJacro 'iB,
End door from Columbian Hotel cary.
II 49, RECEIVED RY sTEAnEu-p
y srENCE No. 100 corner Of and Goyernor ..
scsysd large ana beautiful assornaent ~ III hAs
W.sns a G1opS embracing every Of
the public generally tn and examine "u Hisnds and
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VIZ have frequently heard the
sold by Dr. c. ~ Jackson lq0 Arch
In terms Of the highest eommendan honestly believe
that Of the best medicines advertised
for which recommended They pleasant the
be taken under
The press far aud vide have united In commencing
BILE remedy for dyspepsia debility
OF
mhl
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GreensbOrough Female College.
FACULTY.

FACULTY.
REV. CHARLES F. Deems, D.. D., President, and
Prof. of Natural Sciences and Bellies Lettres.
RKv. TURNER NJ. JONES, A. NJ, Prof. of the An
cient Languages, and of Mathematics
Mons. ERNEST JoUANNE, (of the College of Henry
~. Paris Prof. of the French Language and
Literature.
THEODORE WOLFE, Esq, Prof Of Music.
Miss N. JANE SPEER, Miss MAMIE I. 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 viii open December %, 1858.
There is no winter vacation. The terms are /;
SO a session for tuition and board, including wash
ing, fuel, lights, attendance, and furnished rooms.
$50 extra charged for Music or Painting, and S.
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 as 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 thu
last few sessions have been reduced to as low a stan.
dard of economy, as is probably consistent will
their actual wants.
Full information of all the operations of the In
~stitution will be given on application to the Pres
lident.
Nov. 81, 1858. TO
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MARKrr

Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age
BY ROWLETT, HARDY 4 Co., Com. Merchants.
Dealers in Fertilizers, Agricat,rat Implements, dc.
Corn, last sales at Coo Cotton, demand
good at 9Ec. Wheat. prime white l 81 ca l.
SIS. Red l so 60 1 81. Common grades | 90
"a IS.
Tobacco, good dark leaf wanted at 10 "a
Sl3 Commoh Leaf 5%; Lugs 4 ca Sc.
B. E. Peas, 90c. ca 81, as in quality. Navy
Beans, l 90 ca l 20.
Bacon, hog round O Ca 10c; western sides
81; western shoulders TIC.
Coffee-Rio o. Laguira II ca BE; Java
Il a. 15c.
sugars-54 too, according to quality.
Salt, G. A. l IS, Fine 50.
Peruvian Guano, SAG p ton. Ground Plas-
ter, 500 ID casks, 50. Glover Seed, ST so ID
bushel. New Herds Grass, / 25.
Petersburg, Dec. 81.
The usual weekly Prices Current letters of
our Correspondents from Wilmington and
Norfolk did not reach US till Just as we were
going to press to-day. We have, therefore,
to condense them :
WILMINGTON. Dec. 31-Turpentine has de-
clined to 1866 for soft 50, Is for hard SPIT.
Turp. dull at SIC. Tar $2,35 and firm. Cot
fee 13 ca 49,. Flour, Fayetteville, advanced
to SCI and ST. Cotton good demand at 1Oc.
Corn scarce at 70 ca 75c by the cargo. Salt
81 SO ca l 60. Lumber, 81 for scantling,
81 for wide boards, S13 for fooring.-G. H.
KELLY, Reporter.
NORFOLK, Dec. 3Ees~CorN GO ceats for
mixed, white GO, prime yellow "a. Flour,
9uperhne q: extra e @ u; family S
"a 25. Coffee very firm at 121 for Rio,
Lag. l23 @ 10; Java 143. Lime, II M II
for Thomaston, from store Washington
81 Is ca l 80. Slaves, brisk sales at $55
for Pipe, $34 ca SO for red oak S43 70,
white oak $55 60 So for headings. Spirits
Turp. SO ca Csc. per acknowledgements
&Co., Reporters.
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county; one of the best and purest of men,
lie was a Jealous member of the Order of the
Sons OF Temperance, and a pure-hearted Chris
tan. EulOgium on such a man is indeed an
attempt to gid refined gold"
On the 26th of September, of Yellow Fever,
at New Port, Fa., Mr.. William HAYWOOD, for
meriy of Lenoir Co., N. c., and son ofthe late
Or. Lewis G. Haywood, of Lenoir county,
MIR. Haywood was an affcctionate husband, a
kind father, and an exemplary citizen.
In Jones county, N. C on the 9th nit, Mrs.
Amandwell Koonce, wife of Calvin Koonce,
Esq. and daughter of the late DR.. Lewis &,
Haywood, deed, of Lenoir County. That
truthful passage of holy writ, sin the midst OIL
life we are in DEATH" has been ~strikingIy and
forcibIy illustrated in the death of Mrs, Koonce
Her health was unusually good up to Sunday
morning, when she was first attacked, and a
one O'Clock on Monday morning her sou
passed away to the spirit land.
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DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge.

@- During a practice of more than twenty
years, DR.. McLane had attended innumerable pa
tients afflicted with every form of worm disease,
and was induced to apply all the energies of his
mind to the discovery of a vermifuge, or worm de-
stroyer, certain in its effects; the result of his Ia
bors is the american Worm Specific, now before
the public. which is perfectly safe, and may be CIV
en- alike to children of the most tender age, or to
the aged adult it purges mildly and subdues fe-
yer, and destroys worms with invariable success
It is easy Of administration, and as itdoes not con
tain mercury in any form whatever, no restrictions
are necessary with regard to drinking cold water,
nor is it capable Of doing the least injury to the
tenderest infant. An incredible number of worms
have been expelled by this great vermifuge.
@s- Purchasers will please be careful to ask for
DIR. McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, and take none
else. AL othAnAyerptfnges. in comparison, are
worthless. DIR. McLaRe's genuine Verm1fuge, also
his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all
respectable Drug Stores in the United States and
Canada. 29
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cLIN o N

BEN ALE INSEIEUEBo
YgadE next session of this Institute will com
Il mence on the 2d Monday in january, 1854
Every branch of female education IL taught in
the Institute, and the present number of Sehol-
airs warrants the belief that no School in our
country furnishes greater facilities for impart-
ing knowledge.
The expenses per aunum will not exceed
1924 for the most advanced literary course,
and with the usual number Of extras the neees-
sary expenses per year will not exceed $40
Board per month in the Institute 80 good
board may be had in private families of the
village much cheaper.
Tuition for all English branches, per Session
of 81 weeks, primary course $40 all branches
in the 1st and % Glasses Sl2, Junior and Senior
Glasses SIS.
For particulars the public is referred to our
Circulars, which can be had by addressing the
Secretary or the Principal.
H.. "A. BIZZELL, Sec'y
Of Board of Trustees.
Clinton Dec. IA, 1853. II 81
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the 22nd ult., by Rev. Mr..
Pell, Mr.. William B., Hutchings to Miss Re-
becca Culbreth, eldest daughter of Rev. Daniel
Culbreth.
In this county, on the I4th uIt.. by VIM. R.
Pool. Esq Mr.. VIM. A. Smith, TO Miss Mary
Pool.
On the 18th ult, in Edgecombe, by Rev. J.
F. Speight, Mr., Baker Howerton to Miss
Sarah E. Benson.
On the 18th ult.. by E. P. Harrington, Esq,
John Williams, ESQ, to Miss Arsa Ferrel,
daughter of Ariel Ferrel. Also, OH the 18th
ult.. Mr.. Charles R. Scott to Miss Ann Yates,
daughter of Ely Yates, Esq, all of Chatham.
On Thursday. the 18th December, by tho
Rev. w. G. Brown, Mr.. James Hurt, of Yad-
kin CO., to Miss Mary Ann, End daughter of
Henry Foote, Esq, of lredell county.
I Raleigh Pasers please copy.
On the 22nd ull.. by the Rev. Willis H.
Peace, Mr.. George j. Floyd, of Mecklenburg,
Va, to Miss Lucy A. Barrow, of Brunswick
county, Virginia.
In Robson county, on the 22nd ult.. by
Charles Staten, Esq, Mr.. Atlas Garlic to Miss
Sally Townsend, daughter of Thomas Town
send, Esq, all of Robson.
Biblical Recorder please copy.
On the 2lst ult, at the residence of Mrs.
Ann II. Jones, Dy the rev. n. y. F1arrls, MI
William z. Rem to Miss Mary McGehee, all
of Granville.
On the 22nd. by the same, at the residence
! of Noel J. Faulkner. Esq, Mr.. Thomas E
Moore, of Franklin, to Miss Indiana A. Hunt
of Granville county.
In Sampson county, on the l4th ult., BY
Rev Colin Shaw, Col. j. G. McDugald, o
: Bladen, to Miss Mary Amelia Faison, daughte
d of VIM. Faison, Esq, of Sampson.
r At Oak Forest. New Hanover, on Wednes
$ day. the 2lst ult, by the Rev. G. Shaw, d.
v C. T. Murphy to Miss Anna E., daughter o
James Murphy. ESQ.
g In New HspqSer county, on the 22d ult
by Lewis m7nmith, Esq, Mr.. Robert {
johnson, Of Sampson. to Miss Margaret /
Lee, daughter of Mr.. jesse Lee, of Ne
d Hanover.
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TuHfshnrg MalR arahRmq.
VIM. A. WATKINS, PRINCIPAL.

JOS. j. AVERITT, ASSOCIATE.
TNHE next Session viii mmence on the first
Il Monday in January, 1854, and continue FIVE
months.
TERMS:
orthography, Reading, Writing, Geography, Elm
Arithmetic and English Grammar,
Higher English Branches, Mathematics,
and Ancient Languages, -"
No seduction unless in cases of protracted sickness.
Board per month can be had at 50.
Mr.. Watkins is a Teacher of several years ex-
perienee, and furnishes the highest testimonials of
qualification from the Faculty of Emory & Henry
College, of which he is a graduate, as well as from
a number of gentlemen of high standing in the
neighborhood where ne has been teaching. The
Trustees therefore, have every reason to regard
themselves as fortunate in securing his services as
Principal of This Institution.
Mr.. Averitt bears with him a Diploma on the
Latin Language, and several distinctions on other
branches, from the University of Virginia. 1t is
proposed to give instruction in the French and
Spanish Languages to those who may desire it.
JOEL KING, Pres't of
the Board of Trustees.
December /, 1853 14-5t
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South Lowell Male Academy.
ORANGE CO. N. G.

A y"
TINE CHRNGED. The next session Of this Insti.
tuition will co nmence on Thursday, January
26th, instead of the 18th as stated in the circulars.
1t will be oar aim to produce thorough schol-
arship and at the same time to guard from vice.
and lead to sound morality. There will be BIZ
Bile exercises once a week, and religious exer-
cises frequently. No student will be permitted
to use intoxicating liquors. No family in the
neighborhood uses them and there is a four-
ishing Division at the Academy, to which sever
al Of the students belong.
The locality Is as healthy as any i'll the State.
A large Boarding Hall will be ready at the com
mencement of the session 1t will be kept by
Rev. Hartwell Arnold, recently from Va.
Board at the Hall, So 50 per month, inc,u-
ding every thing except lights in good private
families, it will be furnish ed at prices somewhat
less.
Tuition per session, fol English, $l2 50, for
Languages, SIS 90. Ministers sons, half price.
Vocal music will be a regular exercise, with no
additional charge.
Students coming by public conveyance may
stop at Hillsboro', II miles west, or at Oxford,
25 miles east, and at either place, private con.
veyances can be obtained.
For Circulars, apply to the Executive
Committee"
JAMES A. DEAN. Principal.
South Lowell N. c., Dec. 10. 16-4t
DUNNsvILLEM MALE ACADEDY.-J. HENRY
NORWOOD, Principal. The first session o.
this institution, under the managementof the above
Principal, will commence on the I'd Monday IL
January, 1854. huntsville Academy is situated
in moral and healthy neighborhood, in Wake co.
North Carolina, nine miles north of Raleigh, OF
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road.
Tuition varying according to studies, from 81 81
to SIS per session. Board can be had convenien
to the school for Sc per session. For further par
ticulars address
PETERSON DUNN, Secretary,
Dec. 9th. 1853. H5-tl Raleigh, N. G.