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VALUABLE IRON WORKS sANDFARMF FOR

OWING to the feebeness Of the subscribers health,
I he offers for sale his Iron Works and Farm.
lst. The Farm which he now resides in Williamson
county, about miles from Nashville, containing about
$50 acres of land which be surpassed for beauty
fertility of soil As "Grass Farm it is too well known
to require any description.
The buildings are of superior finish. There is plenty
of stock water the whole round-Lttle Harpeth river
runs through it.
Also the following tracts of landore banks furnaces
and iorges:
lst.2JACKSON FURNACE-together with about 5000
acres Of land
2nd-3ELLVIEW FURNACE--wths all its ore banks,
and privileges and timber, with between three and four
thousand acres attached, well timbered and watered.
3d-VALLEI F0RG with upwards of 5000 acres OF
land well timbered and it the best water power in this
or any other ountry.
4t6--I will also sell frst-Tate WaterPOwer at the Mar
rows of Harpeth with tunnel already excsvated, and
about l3 acres of land attached.
Also all Water Powers and Ore Banks on Mill Greek
in Hickman county.
lave also an Ore Bank Duck River, which is very
rich IN quality and inexhaustible.
ANY wishing to purchase will please call upon the
subscriber address him ct Goo dSprng p o., William
son county, when he will make known the terms, &c.
aug3-3m MONTGOMERY BELL. '
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ITNIVEn STATES HOTEL.

CHESNUT STREtT, ABOVE tOURTH, PHILADELPHIA, IA.
X j. Mcclellan, late of Jones Hotel has tie z 4
J.. pleasure TO inform his friends and the travel
ling community that lie has eaSed this House for term
Of years. and is prepared for tie reception Of Guests
The Local advantages OF this tavOrte establishment
too well known 30 need comment.
The House and Furniture have been put in first rae
der the large and well ventilated The Tables
will always be supplied with the best and the proprietor
pledges himself that no effort his part shall be wanting
10 make the UNITED STATES equal in comforts 10 any
Hotel in the Quaker CITY. |Jy1d3m.
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EIlIi MALE.

A BRICK DWELLING, with six rooms kitchen, i
n large brick stable &c, No. e., Of High s. \
and Gay streets The lot fronts - feet Hgh and-
lS5 feet Gay street Apply at No 6S2 Cherry street
JOHN l.. x R. W. BROWN,
;a-.tf Real Estate AGENTS
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Chartered by the Sta

DIO COFFEE-6O bags Rio Coffee for sale to arrive
II, per E. Howard by w II. GORDON CO.
mar22 "a.
GLOVER SEED-l5 barrels Pennsylvania Clover
Tar92 w H. GORDON CO.
YXTRAPPING PAPER.-IOO BUNDLES
w East Tennessee Wrapping Paper, for sale BY
ian5 W. Il. GORDON 4 co.
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FURNiTUKE!F FURNITUREII

THE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE MANUFAC-
Il TURING COMPANY have hand an increased
stock of homemade Furniture, and with their Increased
stock of material TO make Furniture will be able 10 keep
good of Furniture for the Nashville Market
Purchasers will find il to their interest to give them
call at the Depot No. IS North Market street. at the
Factory Buildings College street, College Hill
K. ii. GROOMES, Prest.
N.x,v Caoratarv
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EYGLTSH CATTLE.

n
Breed Cattle from England, embracing-
FINE BLOOD HORSES, SHORT-H0RNED CATTLE,
Etb Dsvons Hereford's, Ayrshire and Aljerny COWS.
AISO.-Fine Southdown Cotswod's and Licester
SHEEP.
ALSO.-Suff0lk, Essex and Berkshire SWINE. Ina.
ported on Commission by
Messrs. TH0S. BELTS 4 BROTHERS.
Every information with regard to terms and shipments
Of Stock America will be strictly attended to by apply
ng 10 E. q. EASTMAN. Nashville, Tenn. je24
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sug %, "a.
DIR. J. w. GRAY
las WIN. WORN,

NFFICE No. 9, Cherry street, opposite Judge CarOnS
" and next door to DIR. B. W, Hall Residence CITY
hotel jan29 '54-f
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r A G S !
$3.50 I'm Premiums.

II HVUFU pItlIT7III5 III
$40 $50 80 and 80 to any merchants or pedaIS
who will deliver me- from this date TO the lSt Juy loo
the largest amount Of RAGS The same TO be ooHg C
side Of and by doing business OUTSIDE o'
or vicinity. -, -, =, rt,r uInuEST MAR
KET PRICE IN CASH FOR HAtiS On DELL i En- / anu
S S These certificates must be kept and sent in next
E So that three dsnterested merchants OF Nashville can
ie be awards The largest amount being entitled To the
sIno tbe next largest TO $50, and on down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose TO issue the certhcate Combine
tions will not be allowed
Woolen, Lnsey, Silk aud Worsted rags not wanted,
and will not be included in the above
Earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buy
ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
iyG-iydtriw&w ....- w. s. WHITMAN,
North East corner Of the Square
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICFLNos. aud II, DcadericL Street.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN Isfurnshed
subscribers the following rates. Single copies, one
| III advance & so; within the year IS 0o at the end
cf the year ~ 90 CLUBs-0f five and upwards-s2 90
per copy for year. Clubs of subscribers will be re-
oeivsd ior six months at the foregoing rates. !
I 10 TRl- WEEKLY is published every Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday at S. per annum in advance; If paid
adYauce So
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars. ~,
ssss- THE MONEY ! 4 ALL CASES TO ACCOAi AM
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81
hentlnees of subscriptions be EAade oy nA - Jul
risk.
conlparied with the cash. --- Il !.
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XoyICETo STOCKHOLDERs.

T t.; .ast meeting Of the Directors Of the EdEfeId end
\ Kenlucky Iai.7caq ComIauy, the following resolutions
were adopted:
l. That the Eugireeri hereby directed 90 make, as soon
possible the final location ot the route Of 'lS road from
Edgeel through GoodleSville 10 Springfield IA Robert
county"
- THAT q c4U Of ei,h: per caut be made ufon the
stock, pa' able ia monthly usaan's Of Jwo per ce2t TO
wt-Onth thr -1 day o Sefly.D the "a day OF october,
"a day q" Nuysuus, and tie 2I day Of December next
Payments 10 Zee uaue a. e uice ul The Gas Light Com
pany. WASHINGTON BARROW,
Seale..r, ard Treasurer
Aug. l6 5t-toNw. ol the + and X. t. r. Co
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STATE or TENN ESS EE,
Davidson County Court,
August Term. 1854.

IbOfs
I y the maerof the Nuucupauye Viii of Daniel Duna-
L ylnt deceased.
In s it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
petition Of Edward Vaughn that Daniel Dunavant late
= this county, died. making nuncupative will, which
said Vaughn presented TO the Court for probate and
which bequeaths all of his Martha aughn; and it
further appearing that the following heirs ofthe said Duna
want Irwin Dunavant Susan DunaYant, Julia Duna
want, Joseph Dunayant, VIM. Duuavant Pleasant Duna-
want, Thomas Danavaut, Humphrey Duuavant, William
Moore Martha Stow khoda Stow Ser Mann, and his wife
Susan Manu. nonresdents Of the State of Tennessee
and that the usual process OF this Court can not be served
ulou them. twas ordered that publication be made in
newspaper published in Nashville for 40 days requr
ing said heirs come forward the October term of
tins Court to be held the Court House the city of Nash
vile on the st Monday in October next the pro-
bate of said WILL otherwise the will be proceeded up
on and the viii be admitted probate.
augI2-triwGwiOd f. r. CHEATHAM, Clerk
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FOX 4 POLHEMUS,

FOX N POLHEMUS,
SO Broad Street. Corner Beayvr, Eew-York,
Offer for Sale the f0U0l0ing Heavy Cotton Fabrics
NTRW-ENGLAED COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, ali
~ numbers hard and soft also all the various widths OF
Canvass manufactured this establishment comprising ev
s variety known to the trade and offered at the lowest
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK woodberry and
Mount Vernon Extra full assortment OF this superior
WIILIMANTIC COTTON DUCK-ls, IS, 20 and %
nch sl numbers hard and soft This fabric was awarded
lie highest Premium ut the London worlds Falr, also at
State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MARK DUOK-Plain and twilled,
manufactured by the GreenwOods Company superior ar
ice light sails tents, awnings &c. also Mount Yer
lon FWlled Ravens Howard Ravens, Pioneer and Phoenix
As Light Cotton Ravens plain % to 81 inch Heavy, do
CprroE sAIL, TWINE-A full assortment
TkRPAULINs, HAMMOCKS, sTUFFs, &C.
PAPER FELTING-3O to ~ inch, made very heavy,
expressly for drier felts
cAR CoyERTNG-Cotton Canvass, all widths from so
10 l20 inches and all numbers made expressly for cover
ny and roofing railroad cars perfectly and permanently
EaierProof, and more enduring than the car itself
EEAMELLING CANVASS-30, SO, 40, As and 80 inch
)laiu aud twied. IN every variety.
RAGS AND BAGGING-Of every description. Seam
Bags whole all size, ia bales OF loo, zoo and
00 combining strength, utility and cheapnes for grain
md meal, unsurpassed
Also heavy Cotton Sacking 40 inch Canvass, thread
Narp and Filling, heavy twiied do do, 30 q 40, and
Wool sACKs-Woven whole all sizes, new an desra-
de article. feb25 '54-lyd.
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
-E,HE WINTER SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
i will begin October 9, 1854.
Full course of LECTURES given both in the Winter
tnd Sunlner. DEGREES conferred in March and July
FEEs-0ne full course $50. Perpetual Ticket, $l5O.-
MatriculatOn s.. Graduation Fee $50. To those who
nave attended two full courses in another institution $50
including Graduation fec
Personal interest is taken by the Faculty in the welfare
and progress of every Student Examinations are given
ay by the Professors upon each branch In all facilities
s instruction this school equal any in the Country
For further information address
B. HOWARD RAND, N. d, DEAN,
los South Ninth Street Philadelphia.
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R.H. 4 BENZ. GRO0MES keep constantly on hand
good Heases and horses and prepared 10 do the un
dertaking business in all of its various branches at all
hours at their old stand South Market street. No no.
Benz. Groomes will give his entire attention To the same
aug29-3m. "... ...
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ENvAGONS AND PLOWS-ln variety and qurn-
w uly and Of the ties, quality may be had al the K
rfcu!tnrd Mandatory No - Market street. sNashv e.
o., uly1--tri-w
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GAANnK. MACnnNNLn Il a.

ia and I16 Pearl street, New York.
OFFER the TRADE liberal TERMS Of their own
SILK and SATIN BONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH and
AMERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS BONNET LIN
MS TABS &c. &c, and general assortment Of MIL
LINERY GOODS. Orders promptly executed. Jyi-Sm
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MERCHANDISE.
DRESS GOODS.

eds f1 ere DRESS GOODS. III
..iaa, No. 8 Union Street.
NK7 are now Offering new and beautiful assortment
w OF Dress Goods unsurpassed in the market consist
ing OF Plain Black Plaid, Striped and Brocade Silks, Chsl
eys in plain coors Plaid and Printed Berages Printed
Jaeonet Muslin and lawns together with general assort
ment OF Staple Goods, Hosiery Parasols, Twist ed silk
1itts, &c. lap26l THURST0N & BERNARD.
NEW GOODS.-We are daily receiving from the
IN Eastern Cities very large and desirable stock of
Staple Fancy Dry Goods, of the very latest and hand
soonest styles which will sell very low prices Our
buyer Mr. L. d. Stevenson has been tn New York all of
the Spring and made arrangements which will enable
to show customers something every day, and
feel confident that the assortment which keep by far
the most extensive and the cheapest be found in the city
and cordially invite you to call upon us and see if
are able to realize the expectations held out
--- .-t STEVENSON l. WHITE,
mar23 "a go, College St.
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NOR REN "a comfortable house ON Spruce stree,
L doors beyond ueIuunibrtue, conia ming rooIrs
good ki;chcn stable &c Ao small frame ho,l a on - II
mer str eel beyond Droad ST. Apply 10
augl2 NM-i. Bn| y
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EsTRAY-DICKsON COUNTY.

FENAKEN UP by Lucinda TatOm, living in the a.
/ First District Dickson county, Tennessee, Sf2AN
wears old about hands high bazsd face left eye out has
short tail both hind feet white to the pasern JOINT,
slightly crest fallen and shOd all around.
Appraised On the l4th of August, 1884, TO $25 90
sepII-3tH THO. c. MORRIS, Ranger.
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JAS WIN. WORN,
IMPORTER and dealer in fine London, Liverpool, and
4 Geneva Watches Of the most celebrated makers No
9O4 Chestnut street. Philadelphia has constantly hand
some Of the finest watches that be found in the city,
comprising chronometers, which perfectly adjusted
for the different changes of temperature and warranted
perfect mekeepers Dupte and Patent Lever Watches IN
Hunting and Openace cases. which will be sent any
part the Unio securely packed at prices varying fol-
lows:
Dupee, 80 to 300 ....
Levers, 25 to 200, some IN magic cases;
Iepnes Is to 50
Silver Levers, l6 to 45.
J.W w having had many years experience in some Of
the largest manufacturing houses London guarantee
the performance Of all watches purchased from him.
as no watch is offered for sale until thoroughly examned
All description of watches properly repaired the pre-
misses No, 304 Chestnut St, Philadelphia
Aug8-3m.
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~ Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums,
and Sweet BIeath.-Al who are desrous OF obtain
ing those benefits, should use
ZERMANS CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH
This delicious article combines many msritorous quSi
tiles that it has become standard taEorts with the
citizens Of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Dent
lists prescribe it in their practice most successfully and
from every the most atterng audatOns are award
ed it naamed and bleeding gums are immediately ben
etted by its use its sction upon them Is mild, soothing
and effective 1t cleanses the teeth o Ougy that they
are made To rival pearl in whtenes, and dfuse through
the mouth such delightful freshness that the breath is
rendered extremely sweet 1t dsnects all those impur
ties which tend produce decay and, consequence
when these relieved the teeth must always remain
sound.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Druggist and
Chemist Philadelphia Sold wholesale and ret al bv
WE. GRAY, Nashville.
And by all Druggists, at only 25 [twenty6ye cents per
bottle. taugS-3m
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THE GREAT SUMNER FAIR.

IS grand exhibition will commence on the 26h of Sep
l. tember. 1854, and continue for FOUR DAYS, at the
GALLABIN, SUMNER COUNTY, TENN.
These beautiful grounds have been fitted up at great
expense under the direction of a committee who have
made every arrangement Or the comfort and convenience
OF vISters, and especial Y the ladies.
The number OF Stalls and Pens for every kind of stock
have been largely increased far exceeding those of
any other fair grounds in the country. Most them have
already been engaged by persons al distance and should
the public interest increase addition OF several hundred
more Will be required.
The Society have also arranged for the completion ofone
of the
LARGEST PAVILIONS
Ever erected in the State the Canopy, Alone containing
feet Of canvass 10000 feet of cord, with every
necessary appendage-the whole weighing 1900 lbs
The erection Of this pavilion over the beautifully arranged
amphitheare, with elevated seats sufficient for
SEVERAL THOUSAND PfRS0NS.
viii contribute very greatly 10 the OF the occa
sicn atordng complete protection from the rays OF the
sun, and giving the visitor full view of the circle and
REGULATIONS
All articles animals Intended for exhibition must posi-
lively be entered before 10 o'clock OF day OF exhibition
The SOceys book Of entry will be opened from lst day
Of September and persons respectfully requested to
make their entries before the days of the Fair.
No animal viii be admitted in the ring without being
confined unless by special permission from the Directors
All the members Of subscribers families under twenty
one years of agea are admitted free oil charge.
The Fair Grounds Will be opened each morning at 3
o'clock and the proceedings commence at 10.
The Association socits competition for the premiums
from every county in the State.
The officers OF all societies are respectfully invited
totend and participate with in the pleasures of the
casion.
All the ladies viii confer favor by granting us their
presence. .,.-, -,
OFFICERS.
CAPT Y. \. DOUGLASS President.
&. b EDWARDS, Vice President
W. IL CRUTCHER Secretary.
W.S. MUNDAY, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
GEN. JOSEPH MILLER, W.JD0UGLASS
L. ALLEN, JOSEPH HARLAN,
COL. J. G. GUILD, TIREE II. BELL, -.
B. r. HOWARD SAM'L LAUDERDALE
ROBT WILLIAMSON WM. CANTRELL-
augll-d&twtd
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLES

FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLES
TON AND SAVANNAH. ...
On and after this date the Articles enumerated below,
will be sent through 10 Charleston Savannah, at the
prices affixed TO each article:
Cotton per bale of lbs less 81 25, and S5 cents
for 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
Tobacco, hhds. per loo lbs7 sec.
Pork in bblS., " II 90
R,e-ying and Rome 81 90
H. l. ANDERSON Supt
july4-H Supt Transportation.
TISTRAY DICKSON COUETY.-Taken up by
II John C. Pickett, living in District No II, Dickson
county, Tenn, black MAREHULE, years odIabout
1877 hands high-of light cGhr around the mouth and
eyes, no brands or marks perceivsb Appraised on ed
September, 1854, to $50 90. THOS. e. MORRIS,
seut25-8tw* Ranger.
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CARDS. q I : 'z

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES &C. W
DAVIS ~ SWAMI, aasl.io 80
AUCTION d COlf1fLS.TON 1fER CHANTS
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &c., DC.
NO. 49, EAsT-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, -.-.-.-
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAYE IN ST0RE-by recent arrivals, and which they
offer for sale for cash at the lowest prices, to wit
S75 hhds Sugar. OF every grade from very hae to all
qualities below; - -1.F l.sa sl a- 30 r
$50 bags Rio Coffee; aa
200 barrels Plantation Molasses;
$50 half bbls do Molasses;
Sc bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
so do Loaf Sugar, No. to No. g.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Lii
quor line to the demands of country and city buyers
which they determined to sell low any house in
Middle Tennessee. They have also to arrive 10000
Sacks fine Salt which will be sold in lots the Wharf to
suit purchasers, at q small trfe advanced on cost
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to buy
Goods in line, would do well to give call before
Euying elsewhere.
0.s ..sl....f 40. DAVIS d SWAMI, 3-g
feb26 No. 73, Public Square.
A. HORNE, SIS WILLIAMS, JNo. A. FISHER
JOHNSON, HORNE IL CO., 30 .s1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and storers OF
Cotton and Tobacco, -f ... ...s...-
"7aer Of &arktt and Sroad StSq AdSh0ele. Tenn.
.... . july 8, 1858.
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Resolution.

No man with a r~esolute soul ever proves
to be a poor tool. More than one crooked
mortal, that seemed in early life to bend to
vice and nothingness, by plucking up a brave
resolution, and by nerving up a stout heart,
has overcome all obstacles and proved to be
a straight forward Man.
Resolution has converted the seas into
dry land-dug down the rock girt mountains.
lifted the vallies to a level with the plains
grasped the swift lightning from the clouds i:
and made mea-brave God-like men-of pig
mics and dwarfs. Young man what may
you not become by cherishing a brave will ?
Without resolution would the name of Ben
Franklin, the printer boy, become a house
hold word? Without it what would now be
known of the old time memories that cluster
around the name Of Washington, and Adams,
and Fulton, and a thousand other glorious
names we might write DOWN. What would
the spirit of Luther and Huss have been but
for the r~esolute will that kindled a holy fire
IN the souls sacred altar? Where would be
world renowned America, but for the unawed
resolution that upheld the stout hearts of the
brave old "heroes" we love to revere.
Cultivate a ~resoluto will to overcome al
obstacles. Sink beneath no earthly discour
agement. Never say die while you can in
hale a square inch of good air. We admire
the soul that breathes out a wholesome fresh
ness and vigOr in the following lines. The,
are worth six dozen cantos of dull, prosai
things -
{" Let them pull all about mine ears present me
Death on the wheel, or a wild horses heels;
Or pile ten hills on the Tarpeian rock,
That the precipitation might down stretch
Below the beam of sight, yet will 1 still
Be thus to them" y
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North Carolina Schools.

Greensboro Female College we are glad
to learn, never was so prosperous as now
The present session opened with a larger
number of pupils than any previous term.-
The institution richly deserves the high po-
sition it has attained. By the way, we see
it noticed thatthe President, DR.. G. F. Deems,
has been called to the Presidency of Centen-
airy College, La. This is the best endowed
and most prosperous College under the aus
pieces Of the M. E. Church, and affords a great
field for usefulness; yet we hope DR.. D. will
not accept, as we have use for his superior
abilities in the Old North State. We have
not heard his determination in the matter.
THE CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE, situate
in Arson County, N. c., has acquired a we'll
earned celebrity, and is dispensing a great
blessing in educating hundreds and hundreds
of the daughters of our country. May its
career be long, brilliant and useful.
GoLDsBoRo' FEMALE CoLLEGE.-This insti-
tuition has been in existence only about a
year, and has met with a success truly as
tonishing-it has more than come up to the
most sanguine expectation of its friends
We passed by it recently, in the Cars, and
really there is an air of elegance about
it that challenged the admiration of every
passenger. Under the auspices of its eff
.cient and indefatigable President it is bound
TO take grade with the best ~Seminariesi in the
land.
CLINTON FEMALE INsTIrUTE.-This Semi
nary for Females has from its very commence
ment been crowded with Pupils, and its career
is pointed to as an irrefutable and a trium-
plant argument in behalf of Female Schools
of high grade, whenever spoken of being
established in other parts Of North Carolina.
1t has won golden opinions for itself by the
highly accomplished and well-educated young
ladies with which it has adorned society,"
May its future be as bright and useful as the
past-and that is as much as its most deyo-
ted friends can desire for it.
There are other Schools which are equally
worthy of commentator, and which we shall
notice in future numbers of the Age.