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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24
METEoRIC SHOWERS DR. ,Joseph Adams nh h.

MErEoRIc SHowERs.-Dr Joseph Adams pub
fishes letter in the Pitsburg Despatch, in
which he proves that the eclipses of 1913, 1857,
1900 and 1914, were all followed by meteoric
showers, and the great annual solar eclipse of
1900 was followed by tremendous meteoric bodies
by which many houses were injured, several set
on fire, and one or tive persons killed. These
strange events took place at a small hamlet
named Kortzgen, near Weitheim, in Bavaria.
But the most remarkable feature Of this very
remarkable case, is that other showers occurred
on line parallel with the line along which the
eclipse was perfectly annular He concludes by
saying -" l can only say, that my conclusion
from the foregoing facts, is simply this, that a
meteoric shower of unusual magnitude will fol-
low the annular eclipse of this year"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

"DIED YESTERDAY" EVERY day is written
this little sentence Died yesterday, SO and
So" Every day a flower is plucked from some
sunny home breach made in some happy cir
Gle; jewel stolen from some treasure of love.
Each day, from the summer fields of life, some
harvester disappcars-yea, every hour, some
sentinel falls from his post, and is thrown from
the ramparts of time into the surging waters Of
eternity Even rs we write, the funeral of one
who died yesterday" winds like a winter
shadow along the street.
"Died yesterday" Who died Perhaps it
was gentle babe, sinless as an angel, pure as
the zephyr's hymn-one whose laugh was as the
gush of summer rills, lettering in bower Of
roses-whose little life was perfect Litany, q
May time crowned with the passion flowers that
never fade. Or, mayhap it was youth, hope.
full and generous-onc whose path was hemmed
by flowers, with not serpent lurking under
neath-one whose soul painted after communion
with the great and good, and reached forth with
earnest struggle for the gucrdon in the distance
Bat that heart of his is still now, for he " died
yesterday"
"Died yesterday" A young girl, pure as the
orange flowers that clasp her forehead. was
stricken down as she stood at the altar and
from the dim aisles of the temple, she was borne
to the "gardcns of the slumbcr." A tall
Drowned man, girt with the halo of victory and
at the day IS close, under his own vim, and fig
tree, fell to dust as the anthem trembled upon
his lips and he, too, was laid " where the rude
forefathers of the hamlet sleep" An angel pa
triarch, bowed with age and cares, even as he
looked out upon the distant hills for the coming
of the angel host, sank into drcamless slum
ber; and on his door post next day was written
/" died yesterday"
eDied yesterday" Daily, men, women ant
children, are passing away; and hourly, in som'
graveyard, the soil is flung upon the dead. Al
often in the morn we find some flower tina
blushed sweetly in the sunset, has withered VI
forever; so daily, when we rise from the bivou
ac to stand against our posts, we miss SOM
brother soldier whose CHEEKY cry in the sicges ant
struggles of the past has been as fire from HEAVIER
upon our hearts. Each day some pearl drop
from the jcwelled thread of friendship: som
lyre to which we have been wont to listen, ha
been hushed forever. But wise is he who mourn
not the pearl and music lost, for life with hin
shall pass away gently as an eastern shade,
from the hills, and death be a triumph and
gain.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMA !
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
OGce..... ODer Hubbard d Blake's Store,
Main Street, Montpelier, VT.

Tsaa&-0le dollar aud fifty per year in advance
81 after three ,nths $500 after six months. Village
subscribers, wh1 have their papers left at their door, $780,
Advertisements inserted in neat and tasty style, at
tomary prices
Probate and all other Legal Notices published at the usual
rates.
II Ta3 FRssMAN Is sent to each town in Washington County
free Of postage. The postage FIR any distance within the State
will be 13 cents per year, payable quarterly in advances for
any distance out Of the State 26 cents peryealso payable
in advance Where payment is not made quarterly in adj
vance, double these rates charged.
J. w MHEEL0CK PRINTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

SABBATH.-There is no land where--all reli-
gions aside-the Sabbath is so necessary as in
this country. We should be barbarians with
out it. Already the lust of money and distinc-
ton, acting upon natures dashed by our peculiar
institutions into the most vehement emulations,
wrinkles almost every brow, and makes anxiety
q constant presence and power on which stran-
gers gaze and wonder. Our very pleasures have
this dash of impatience about them, and our
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

Sentiments join man to man, opinions divide
them. The former are elementary and concen-
trate the latter are composite and scatter. The
friendships of youth are founded on sentiments;
the dissensions of age result from opinion. II
we could know this at an early age; if, in form
ing our own mode Of thought, we could acquire
liberal view of that of others, and even Of
those that are opposed to ours, we would then
be more tolerant, and endeavor to reunite by
sentiment, what opinion divided and dispersed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24
For the Green Mountain Freeman
OH LET ME LIVE WHEN AM DEAD.

For the Green Mountain Freema
OH! LET ME LIVE WHEN AM DEAL
BY J. BATES.
Oh let me live when am dead,
In memory let me live,
For twill cons ,ation shed
And sweet assurance give,
II think that when we leave life's stage,
wo have not lived in vain,
But m the hearts ur num'rous friends
Our memories remain.
fain would ask that some kind friend
Would plant above my grave,
TIL. will w, or tIo cypress tree,
Whose branches e'er might wave
Above my head, when back to dust
The mortal coil is given,
And may my friends have faith to trust
My spirit rests in heayan,
Iwould not ask the statesman's fame,
10 rest upon my head,
Or what the world procllims name,
Its worthless h,nors shfi,
To keep alive thr ,ugh coming time,
And pompous tell the tale,
That earthly h,nors once were mine,
And waited on each gale.
Yet would livewhen am dead,
And leave behind name,
Enshrined within the hearts of men--
And Truth shall be my fame
And may the great Original,
Hgh-seated on his throne,
AT last with cordial welcome greet,
Hail thou--thy work well done!
NOrthield, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24
Ihe Gamilp Circle.

Would you be exempt from uncasness, do
nothing you know or suspect to be wrong; and
if you wish to- enjoy the purest pleasure, do
everything in your power thaty are convinced
ia right,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

DANGEROUS PowER-One of the tremendous
evil of the world, is the monstrous accumula-
tion of power in few hands Half a dozen
men may, at this moment, light the fires of war
through the world, may convulss all civilized
nations, sweep earth and sea with armed hosts,
spread desolation through the fields and bank
ruptcy through cities, and make themselves felt
by some form Of suffering through every house
hold in Christendom. m.--Channing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

ting some hay into his cows manger. Now the
neighoorS were always ready to do good turn
Tor Deacon Goodman, and before he had finished
the first verse, two Of them rushed in and asked
him If his cow ,cas choked! He never sung
n IL, :,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

Let you be ever 80 pure, you cannot associate
with bad companions without falling into bad
odor. Evil company is like tobacco smoke
you cannot be long in its presence without car
rying away a taint Of it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

]. w. wHEEL0CK, pRINreR.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-05

The public lands belonging to the General Government
are sitated1st Within the limits of the United States
Satesof Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,
that part of Minnesota of the Mississippi River
which have been formed out of the Northwestern Territory
conveyed with certain reservations the United
by New York in 17S1 by Virginia 1884, by Massachusetts
the States Mississippi north
OF 81 deg north latitude conveyed the United
and Louisiana acquired from France by treaty 1903
including the portion of the States of Alabama and Msss
Missouri Iowa. and that portion of Minnesota west of the
Mississippi River; the Indian Territory district called
Nebraska; the Territory of Oregon and region lying
between Oregon and Minnesota north of ~ deg and south Of
40 deg north latitude sd Within the State of Florida
obtained from Spain by the treaty of 1919 4th In New
of 1s4s. Mum y 'ne treaty
Within the limits recognized by treaties and ccssions
the public lands covered estimated of LISA goo
Exclusive of the lands in Oregon California New
Mexico Utah. the Indian and Nebraska Territories the
tire of the public domain is stated careful ex
animation to have been $50 acres About oneOurh
OF this up to November 30th 1850, had been sold
kind upon these lands same Date INCLUDING cost
OF purchase OF surveying, and of selling
leaving as net profit to the government
annual of nearly million
there should be added this the rate of 81 2
per the value of the land granted bountie schools
the above sum The per govern
ment of acquiring title, &c, to the lands 14 CENTS
survey 2o cents OF selling and managing, 532 cents;
all 81 80 CENTS while it receives 81 per acre or net profit
each sold of $1.O32. FO--
CLAIMS issued to November 1851 is 807S1 of which 6668
have been located and &C. have been patented The whole
of September s 1850 up to November 1851 is "a soi
Ut these 70S have been located and returned and
patented
The following table shows the sales of public lands and
the proceeds thereof from the year 1888 1850 inclusive
OF the various grants and donations thereof for of
educaton and OF internal Improvement given in the
American Almanac for 1850, PIP $50 ct seq.
quantity Of Public L0I sold, and the amount a,oA far at
IN each Year, from 1888 to 1850. incLLs,re
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EIsH FISH,! FIsH!.:-wM. H; P put, lI:,

-ISTJi Fish,! FISH !!!-WM. H. PCTNE1
still continues to supply his customers with eSh rs
Norfolk day. the aF nG 4he Of cos she et nv
will send them to their House Immediately aer inc car
arrive receive my fresh fish put up in Retrgeratprs ana
have them we'll packed in ice and can recommend 10 oe
can put up fresh fish ice, which could be sent 10 e
ell Hill or Hilisborough, in good order. ot.. a
shall keep on hand in their season, fresh oyslerS, anu
can supply Chapel Hill, Hsborough and
shah receive, at all times, Spiced oysters Siaos an"
Clans which will be something new IN this marSta.
also have Just hand 10000 No North CarolIi am
iIv Roe HerringS and thirty thousand North Caroh cur
Hsrrings which the shine off OF any thing Oh he
kind ever seen in this market >,u.. cd
Fish and No. Mackerel. -, D,,o So,,
Baltimore Family Beef smoked Beef, and bologna "a'-
sage 49,, Ill ,-o.isions that
ora usually kent in provision store which Will sell chcp
for cash NV provision store Wilmington street III
front of the City Hail. and Edward Marlborough Jr
Livery stables wv, TT p1TTHEY
J9-3t.
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BAKERY 81 CONFECTIONARY.-PU
I'D & MITCHELL would respectfully inform the public
that their establishment is in the full tide of
full experiment. and they prepared 10 execute all orders
Cake and dbakng Candy making, &c.
Nuts Fruits, Groceries, &c, always kept on hand.
CIGARS-Or stock of Cigars very large of them
brands such Ele Gratitude Golden Rcgn-
las Slvas Excelsior FL Ciervo Steamboat Principles and
a variety too numerous to mention.
s- Parties in the City country furnished with every
description of CONTEMPORARIES the notice and
most reasonable terms BRIDES CAKE carefully packed
any part the Sugar and Moasses Cakes,
also Candy suitable for country Stores packed in barrels
smaller packages cheaper than they be bought any
other House in North Carolina Virginia Low profits and
quick sales is motto.
Rail Ma 56-tf
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APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE ro,.-
COMMONS NUN
The following is themanncr in which the Nv,.
THE HOUSE OF COMMON Q2O,) are apportionrd an
respective Countless an0
The Counties of Cumberland, Granville, GuiIsrd
Chatham and Wake, "'l'iO
The Counties of Davidson, Edgecombe Halifax Ire.
nance, Arson, Beaufort, BERTHE, C5<r ljI
Cleaveland, Craven, Duplin, Forsythe. J"6n,, .
ston, Nfscklenburg, Northampton, Pitt, R"Ir.
son, Rockingham, Rowan, Rutherford, S,nH
son, Warren, Wayne and Wilkes, 'N''l'
The Counties of Buncombe, Madison, Surrv, yod
kin, Ashe, Bladen, Burke, Cabar1us, Cafaw IS-
Cherokee, Davie, CASTOR, Gates Henders%
Hartford, Hyde, Lincoln, Martin, Moore, NoSh
Onslow, Pasquotank, Person, Richmond S1am'
ly, Stokes, Union Yancy, Alexander, BrmS. |,
wick, Caldwell, Camden, Carteret, ColurLs
Currituck, Greene, Jones, Lenoir, McDgWcI'
Montgomery, Perquinons, Tyrrell, Washirg,
ton, Watauga, Macon, Haywood, Jackson, Cb'-
wan and Franklin
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NJORTH.CAROLINA &c NORFOLK.I,iTHl HE
II PRACTICAL HATTERS would respectfully call the
s.Trade and Dealers to their stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER HATS,
the largest best that has been offered IN Norfolk
and not surpassed by and at prices that cannot a 70
give satisfaction They confident that Merchants Will
find to their advantage to call before marking their pur
chases Those that willing to extend to US their patron
age may rely having Goods whether of Manu-
facture Imported Fashionable Fine and Cheap
Northern Jobber We earnestly request Merchants to call
and be crcd that prepared and c@ furnish every
thing line on the best terms.
Ladies' and Misses Bonnes in great variety. Canes and
Umbrellas wholesale.
CEPHALOMETRON!
This beautiful instrument is considered of the great
and useful inventions of the age 1t would be i'm
possible by the mnutest description give correct idea
of its utility Hats made by it will fit the most difficult
heads conforming to every protuberance and
the cranun thus preventing the unpleasant feeling OF
Hat and painful headache We could give you cer-
of Physicians and the experience the Trade but
fer that all examine for themselves No pro-
perly appreciate its advantages without having OF
superior Hats.
Hats made to order in the most fashionable manner,
and without extra charge.
STEVENS & BUTT,
No. Markets Square,
Norfolk, Va.
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USEFUL STATISTICS.
Government of the United States.

Government of the United States.
Salary
FRANKLIN PIERCE, President, $4,000
WILLIAM L. MARCY of Secretary of State 5000
JAMES GUTHRIE kentucky Secretary of Treasury 5000
JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi Secretary of War; 5000
JAMES c. DoBB1S of North Carolina Secy of Navy, 5000
R. A McCLELND ofhicigan Secretary of Interior, 5000
JAMES CAMPBELL of Pennsy lvana PosmasterGen, 5000
CALEB CUSHING of Massachusetts, Attorney General 5000
UNITED STATES SENATE.
THE following believed to be correct list of the United
States Senate, after the 4th of March, 1883:
democrats in Ronlan-Whigs in Italic-those marked
+. S. aresFree-Soilers Abolitionists.)
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OF Grii i county Columbus Mills ofp.,
and T1 r. s. French Of Robson county e
as @ Ii EzceeDey # 6sYS
4geio; Matthew Shaw, of Beaufort and D. Red Pes
Villa" Ta W: Holden, of Wake county. Alfred JONES'
Esee1enay DAVID BGRG composed
ton county. i"s bragg, of No. HeG
Lean Of Ga aI?s FSdmas h Ru GFnk of
Robert Strange, jr, of New Hanover 0i ROckngbaH
The GENERAL ASSEMBLY Commences -. Il
The next Sn15g r of &s%Ss9
of Commons and Governor, will be held d on me Senate
day in August, 1854. ~ Neio On the Pr ST. n Hcs
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In all the States except South Carolina, the Governor
voted for by the peoples and if has majority of all
the votes the States in which such majority required
the Legislature elects the office of Governor of the
candidates voted for by the people.
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WILSON Il GRICE,
GENERAL, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING

MERCHANTS
No. II, H1gh Street ami Pi.I"e's UhfJ,
PORTSMOUTH, VA,
Give their personal and prompt attention to the Sale and
Forwarding Produce and Merchandise of every descrp
ton, and make liberal consgnments.
REFERENCES
GEO. W. MORDEcA Esq, Raleigh.
Messrs w. H. & X. 5. TUCKER, Raleigh
King, THOMAS BARROW, Louisburg.
r. n. & d. G. HERNDoN Oxford
Hon. WELDON n. EDWARDS, Warren County.
Col. s. s. RoYsTER, Granville.
McSsrs JNo. WHITE & Co, Warrenton.
I" MONTGOMERY PLUMMER, Warrcnton
Col. WALTER GwYNN, Chief Eng. Central Rail Road.
SAMUEL. NJ WILSON. GEO. w. GRICE
May I'd, 1858. 4S-1y.
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= =
than ae1en yea as and
tunes to take risks upon ali classes property in the
Except Steam Mills and Turpenne DistiHeries) upon ia
Its Policies property amounting to 81 100000
large portion of which is in country risks and its pre-
pany has been less than onethiTd of cent per
num- all grades of property embraced in its operations
The following persons have been elected Directors and
Officers of this Company for the present year:
? s 81 e Tsfs'ss CITY,
S. W. WmrNo 3 W. n. H. SMITH, Murirees-
Gro. M fcSg Fayetteville H. B. WILLIAMS Charlotte
J. G. WRIGHT Wilmington, JoHS B. BARRETT, Milton,
JAS E. HoYT Washington, A. T. SUNNY, Asheville.
JAMES SLOAN Greensboro
All Directors are authorised to receive applications
J. G. B. RoULHAc, President,
Ery W R D; TURSEEs . mee.pres'@S"f'
JOHN G. PARTRIDGE, SecrstarH
JOHN H. BRYAN, AttormcN
J. HEnsMAS,- Genero5 lgenh
) $se " r. WINS W5.sasns zeee"ss's con'"ssse.
JOHN PRIMROSE,
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed to the Ss'rS 5oHH pest FPaRrRDGE ~
Raleigh, JAN IL, 1883 10
STATE OF NORTH -CAROLINA.mDUPLIN
- COUNTY, Superior Court of Law Spring Term, 1884
Eliza NJ Gwyer George Gwyer-PetltiOn for Divorce
Gwyer the defendant in this case is not resident Of this
Stale conceas himself that the ordinary process OF
the Law not be served upon him. On notion 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
in the North Carolina Standard, weekly newspaper pub
lshed in the City of Raleigh and also in the Patriot and
Godsborough for three months notifying said defendant to
appear the of this Court be held for the
County aforesaid in the Town of kenansv on the fourth
Monday i'll September next and plead answer or denur to
the the matter will be heard eNpare and decree
taken pro contesso him. .
In testimony Whereof l. Edwd. P. Routledge, Clerk of
said Court hereunto set hand and the seal Of Office
Kenunsve this 3lst day of March, 1874:
Z. p ROUTLEDGE Clerk
April 10, 1854. 42-w3m
EAGLE HOTEL FOR sALE.LI AN AUTHOR
AAIZED by the of the Eagle Hotel at Chapel Hill
offer for sale Miss HILIARD who has been in
sion of it for about twenty desires to retire to more
private life.
This Hotel is probably good property of the kind as
to be found in the State Its income for several years past
has ranged from fifteen to twenty thousand dollars year;
and present is rather beyond the latter amount AS
buyers will probably examine the property for themselves
further description here is unnecessary.
Possession will be surrendered the 10th Of June II
desired.
For further information address the subscriber at Chapel
Hill, n. G.. SAMUEL +. PHILLIPS.
April Is, 1854. 1ol6-w3m
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PUBIIC LANDS

sand fees. with the of a furnished house:
Including $l,50o Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
slnciudng 1000 Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS AT RALEIGH.

MAI, ARRANGEMENTS Al h@AAG
1,;,s, and DeDarture Of aroad and Stage Lines at ana
from Raleigh
NORTHERN MAIL,-(BY RAILROAD,
caves daily ;'''....... at 81 p M
~ ' Mail closes at 619 a. mo-
SOUTHERN MAIL.-(Br Two-HoRsE HAck, h. ~
ARRIVES 0"''' Mail closes at 81 my
WESTERN MAII1-(BY FoUR-HoRsE COACHES
leaves daily a. 81 a. m
- mail closes at u nl)
PETERBOROUGH MAII,-(I'r Two-HoHSs 1T n.y. a. H.
Leaves Sunday and "Wednesday ....'.''.'.' nj D. m
Arrives Monday and THURSDAY i.:,rS ut q n my
(A1ail closes Tuesdays and saturdays i" P|
GoIDsBoRoUGH MAII4-(BY ForR-HoRsh CoAcnm N
Leaves daily, Except Sunday -..''''- at II pm
Arrives daily, Except Monday m
TARROROUGH MAII,-(BY rwo-HoRsE LACE. -,
,ros Monday Wednesday and Friday, -. ~ -,
Leaves Leaves. ToSJ,y Thursday and Saturday at p HI
rTM;l closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at p my
RoyBOROUGH MAUs-(Br HORSE, ~
Leaves Friday, '''''''' nj q n. M.
Arri'e' ii'N' Mail closes Friday at IL n.y. ----
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ENLEGANT BOOKS, PREPARED -4ND II-B-
EAhstet expressly Jt tie fa~ t'G LoaGy sales Ct S33
Whitcvei bridal Gift McCanlay lays, OF Ancient Rome
The Bow the Cloud, covenant Mercy for the Afflicted
ecal Works Moores Irish Melodies Edith Mays Poetica
works the ProveraS and the Poet, Cabinet Of Modern
ART; First Series Cabinet of Modern Art Second Series
Lyrics of the Heart by Aarc a. Watts Records Of
Woman, Songs of the Affections &c, by Mrs; Hemans,
tiers of America Tupper> oeca Works Leaflets of Mem
orv Illuminated Annual for 1554 Friendships offering
the Gem Annual for 1888, Christmas blossoms, Juvenile
Gift for 1854 Buffers Royal Quarto Bible, elegant styles
Buffers Small Quarto Bible elegant styles. Longfellow
Hyperion Lady Of the Lake Book of the Passions by James
Campbell Book of the Heart characteristics of Women by
Mrs jameson Poetry of the Year or passages from the
Poets descriptive the Seasons GriswOds Female Poets
America aliecks Poetical Works Pilgrim of Beauty
Poems Amelia, Sacred Poets of England and America
For sale by Ii. d. TURNER
10Th, 1853. II
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:. TEACIIER WANTED.-A LIBERAL SALA-

TEACHER M ". TacIpr to take D Charge Of the
Tn- Academy on the first day of October next. one
not BE 0 Sasde and s
s to one who may be found fully qualified IN every res
pect to teach all the higher branches REQUISITE M for
atory School, and who may desire a Perliaheh
The Academy pleasantly situated immSateE Hm e
and but two from the Ocean, healthy location and excel
lent neghborhood: w ~C orJ N Fov
Address n n Nixon, Wilmington ~ u of D. ~ w
Esq, IopSa'l l. W. u NIGHTS. n. NIXON, President.
Board OF Trustees.
Sim.
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sCHLOss, & Ro.

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods CiO'hins'
RALEIGH, y. c.
-ERE!! HAVING PERCEIVED 81 o mn the the
rt;scmcnts in different papers here, announcing oit t
f N and Fashionable Spring Goods, we deem II
oHr hs PTHsS in s anH cz hSP
mem of Oaks and has failed in making the proper
Selections e c for the Spring and Summer trade nave
4 Rich and Elegant Variety q
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY wv 10
~, roconmepd for their cheapnesss, ncatness &C.
Tn the line of CLOTHING, is unnecessary 10 say r
we keep a full assortment of al" kinds m the ber-
i tronoge hereafter which has been EXTENDED 10 Us
erto and for which return our sincere it IN "
Selling Good Bargains.
Tn conclusion we weuld name particularly to tn T9H nc
that we have very fine Gold and silver IN T
~ band vet which we warrant for their quaY III c'ei9
on mafu and the principal part Cost
Call at LouGEEs New Brick building neA' "0'-
0o 9srnsNCash or credit if settled every SIX mon'9S o
- ,o-, 65-tf.