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news from Turks laland.
The schooner Oleveira, Captain Hall, from Turks
Island, arrived yesterday. She called on the 18th
inst.
There Ia no news Of importance.
The Royal Standard Of the LIST inst. gives the fol-
lowing information in relation to the salt trade.
Since last issue 2oe95 bushels of salt have been
exported from this and Salt Cay; small quantity has
been raked and should favored with good weather
in few weeks more our second crop will commence.
And the Standard of the 8th the foloving:-
During the past week o2S bushels Of salt have been
exported from this colony Small quantities Of salt
have been gathered from day to day in order to supply
the demand the salt pans both at this Salt Cay, and
Cockburn Harbor in excellent condition and should
the weather continue fne there is every probability that
the ten vessels import viii be despatched during the
next week with full cargoes Price twenty ayc cents.
Export duty half cent.
The same paper Says
Monsieur Romero and his company, last from Hayti
have been entertaining the people Of Cay with their
wonderful and admirably performed feata the tight
rope the spectators each occasion expressed them
selves highly grstiied with the performance
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readiness. For freight or passage apply on board,
or to ALLAN, MCkNLAY Il Co.
The only unpleasant thing we fnd ia the whole
paper is the following
N0TIoE-Whereas my wife, Ruthinda Bowen, has
LETT my bed and board without apy lust csuse ths
TO notify all persons that if they harbor or credit
said Ruthinda. 1t Will be at their own risk, as will
pay no debts contracted by her.
JOIN d. BOWEN
We presume that this shows that scotssburg is
getting civilized, however
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On the nth instant, near Rome, In Adams county,
O., Mr. John Bennington killed By the falling Of
hmb Of tree Hs had been piouehng, and stopped
in the SHADE cf the tree 70 rest for few mnutea-
phsn The nsns fsn upca bis head, crushing his ssrI
and killing hin ipstsr}y.
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NASHVILLE. July %, 1855.
Dr. .sae, Of this city placed kss Of gunpover under
his house TO day. and blew up pertaining tn the
The fire communicated TO sosr Joining buldng- which
were also destroyed TIE loss 10 oonsderHbss The Doc
tor Is supposed to have been insane.
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wAmc>cros, Jaly 70, 1854
h.dsms bsaAses, ~iis ~ shs late Ras~iss hnisfer,
hsvss here N Aaxsst ~1th her ohdrss fos Russia In.
tss61ns " sysnS year o more there
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Tsor, Jaly -. lss4
ysme. . hccardy, doekm sster, ~bBs AZ work ss the
Troy nsi factory doek, has afsernoon, Instantly
knisd W sasreA tre4slns and fsiilng upon him. lie
eavss a wffe
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usvpoo, July %, 1851
Ssoes kAshsrssa tornsry cslseses q this port, and
ths ssx~a a<ssisr asa last night At Kingston, Canada
sissr sAsvt m~sss His remains ARRIVED 10 this city
shls sf,sra.c..
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ALBANY july 20, 1904
The eomms,es appointed By the State Temperance So
c~'y 81 it, s s-sssor in this city 10 conjunction with
eo@nlsess from the grand divsicns Of the ons Of
rsus~rsacs q this state have issued call for State
coevessa. 70 tale place Al Asbarn, september 2T.
rs s~rre~usstoa viu Be four delegates from each As
s~sasy asssrrs.
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boston, -G4y 70, ieAA
E,tridse Gerry Austin, ESa, ~Ae arrived hose about
two weeks since. from Csiforrsia, . visit 10 his
frsends died yesterday, st Nshant Mr. Ausss for
EerJ prominent citizen Of Bosson sad ecVs fee years
past hss occupied Distinguished position u ths bar in
California.
The thsru oaster here 1t si deg "A too ocsock
to-day, bat the beat was tempered by aDe br~ss
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Ussess~stss ~ ~ OvpaAn Asytum ~ Fire.
Prrssrxa July -, 1854.
NJ esrnsa csshols Orphan Asylum, at Troy Hi,
s.aE Asx hsry barned TO the ground al II O'Clock
tAls nsvslss ne furniture saved. The building
-four high. and the iess IA aseat 1000 In
sured co. saesc 10 The Harrisburg Mutual Co mpsny
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CrNtrxxkrI Jnly 90 lskA
The do~n trsln on The Richmond Railroad ran oa ths
nscH sss evening" kax The engineer and rcuading the
hlameu
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First District Court,
Before Hon Justice Green.

H0MEoP. THY 40 tIrsr ALoPArHY.
jan. 2S.-George r. Chester, ass gnec Of DR.. GIL.
bert u. Sdtt0nstdN, rs. Francisco H. 1iagesf.-
Tbs is action brought TO recover for medical ser
vices performed by DR.. Satonstal to defendant and
bis wife, of the value of $25 the claim for whichnwas
assigned to plaintiff The plaintiff proved that he
made four day visits and two night visits to defend
ant and four visits to defendants wife, and that the
value OF these rvices $24 and il also appeared
in evidence that DR.. Salsonstall Ia homeopathic
physician. DR.. Cheeseman called for defendant,
and deposed that be attended VINCENT and that his
complaint was congestion Of the lungs He did NOS
know anything ofDr s. streatment of the defendant.
He DR.. Cheeseman, is sn alopsthic physician; that
in very many instances the homeopathic doctors 3D.
minister sl0psthic treatment and alopathi: medi-
ciDea The C0uit held that under the laws of this
State any person practising medicine was entitled
to recover for his services whatever they were rear
soIaby worth; and it appearing here by the plain
hs testimony that DR.. SIS services were worth ga,
he gave Judgment for that amount
McCcy cs. The Hudson Rsrer Railroad Com.
pdny.-The plaintiff brings this action for the re.
covtfy OF 800, the value Of quantity OF potatoes
ard poultry put on board the defendants cars at
Troy, on December 18th, 10 be delivered in New
York on the lSth bat they did not arrive until the
2lst and In OF the severity Of the frost
they iiured, aud considerably deteriorated in
value. There being prosf Of negligence on the
part of the defendants The Court dismissed the COM
plaint.
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The Condition OF Our Streets.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The outcry against dirty streets has become uni.
versal, but there but few suggest ,ns made Of
character to correct the evil. The thest streets In
the city, CT 1t be not invdous TO make distinction
where there is 30 much competition are those where
the tenant houses are most in number The inhabi
tants Of these frequently very many in number
are in the daily ha0it OF heapiRg their respective
tributes Of garbage, dirt, &c, before tAe common
door: Among 20 many delinquents II Is next to i'm
possible to fasten any fault upon any single indvi-
dual, that the pie is suffered 10 ripe and ripe
and rot and rot for week after week aad give out
sickness disease, and moet offensive odor, 70 all
unfortunate enough to dwell in the neighborhood.
How would It do, Mr. Editor, 10 make the ewssr o.
loesee Of the whole house responsible, and render
him liable for the fne Would he mot then be cArs
full that the inmates o his house should show some
regard for important ordinances IL strikes me hat
where the guilty party could BE- 20 easily found and
punished, crying an evil might in great MEASURE
he done way with trust that this suggestion may
strike Jon favorably, rs think 1t would, II ACTED
upon, greatly tend 70 give us what 70 have never
bad CLEAN SrRRBrs.
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RESUMED TO SLAvKxy.-A female slave, belong
ing TO lady of New Orleans accompanied her TO
Paris seventeen yeers ago, aud there deserted her
mistress. The poor slave subsequently LED msers-
BILE, af starved lie, and finally managed to reach
Jamaica, where, aricg no better, she proceeded 70
Hayu Hers che barely procured the necesanes
she went 70 Chsgree. and taking passage o. board
the steamer United States, came back 70 New Or
leans thoruusby sick Of liberty; and, learning 70 b:
again q slave. To enjoy the oomfcrts q home, went
to her former mstiess ssked 70 Be forgiven and to
lie taken b.ck sss liz. Her req ,est was
compile. a.th.
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THx 6HMrKoLx IxDrANs.-The Tampa Hsrah
nsstons .hs arrival 81 thst place Of esssatssa q
shvsa isds frcn Arkassas VITO proessdsd the 10th
sfotaticss Tor the pesesAhls removal a The 0euinees
frsm Forsss The HsvsM anusipatss god results from
hb sssscs, asd ays Mat 0apss oassy, he Assat Who
sceow pspks them, s1 carry Nth him iodueenssts 10
rmsvAi rsves before offered. Aod ell AZ the sams tune
sAAiSti tc lien ~ 6ssaded A-lssnAtays.n
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meet trAt Fhsd.lpbis money hai sngsnsre tae tfoa.
b. fkoufd be nsed 10 the CORNER inssm Ne
Philscephisrs syDpAthzs with Erie ia wha'ever sns
tcss that right BIZ. when she goes bsyopd tho ls~ shs
Clair no aid sounspkrds. snpport Ehey ask
uce aid and lever have. In Inclusion, hs OIL
res,rfoi dec arin thst whs Er pursuei the sr1c ~
gal course and main siosd h,r rights hsr ctss's
would ever be entitled to and recsve the wsrmsst sup
1T AZ Aymp. nv rom Pni'adelphiA Tne resolution
was sdop.ec uranimouslJ -.F sess4 a.. #Ms
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superior Court -Gcne al Tcrm.
Prosept-Cbief Justice Oakley aud Hon. Judges
Duer, Bosworth, Sloss0n, AMI Hoffman.

DECISIONS.
JAM 28.- Henry Wood vs. Peter Lqnbc,f.-New
trial granted, costs TO abide event
Isaac w. BrmcnM cs. Thomas Carniey.--Judg-
ment for plaintiff verdict.
Somusl s. Engie rs. Ebenesp Thmn.-Judg-
mebt modified a. 10 he without prejudice to plagn-
THIS right TO bring action to recover damages; In
other reeptc cts affirmed, with costs.
James n. Del Pscchio u.s. Washington M. 1hwr-
man = Reversed as n so much OF the Judgment a
awarded the costs Of the action against the defend
anti n other respects affirmed, without costs OF the
appeal TO either party.
Haiiam p. UtNams rs. Richard Mortim.--
judgment affirmed
Adoiyhus Oschs cs. John Cook, 4c.-New trial
grantee. costs TO sbide event; plaintiff 70 amend
complaint by alleging directly that defendants were
partners, o. TO strike ont allegation a. TO partner
ship; amended, defendant Be ct liberty 10 answer.
Charlie KirkYotv,ck Us. Matthias Mattkss0s--
JudN ment sHirmed.
las C. Hur~g vs. Ely zoypock.-Judgment
rsversed and new trial ordered, With costs 70 aoide
event.
Ch0viss III Clark as. Robert H. McM2las, $s--
Jude ment affirmed, with costs.
jobs Asthosy, Jr., Of LsiyArd cAysga sousty. Va
hiIlsd On the I'd last his way to Aueurs, ~ ~
runnsk away Of nis horses. Mr. Vas oss o. Tie LOAa
CoDmlssispsra Of tbs, souny. forty ass yeavs q
age Asd highly sstu ed By 81 Who sn rcd his seqaAn-
tA1ce.
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Inc Anburn DIi7g Aswisr lsaras that Hr. Oeoctsr,
assIt the Ch,ttDn Asboaasdov II that city highly
stfs~r ID f-Dtknsn has had DTS mind wrought
urep ,-rsL' by the sEriv," thar he so~ ID 9th
n aaiv.
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ALI QUIET UNITlD STATES MARSHAL REL AYIHG
THE TRACK, ETC.
ERIE Jan. rs. 1854
AL quiet here to-day The Unses States Marshal has
gone HArbor Creek relay track and rebuild tue
bridge.
Gov Bger has ieeeraphsd he EriAns that the State
has taken possession Of the Western road.
MEETING II PHILADELPHIA-THE AIorsRs UPHELD.
PHuAonIHIA, Jan. 20, 1854
large number 4 citizens ani others assembled
this ins In the Rosusda Of the consider
tbs Erie fsuty and hear the sertrn, nts Of Mayor
ri e ard Mr.. Lowry
These gentlemen gave this ersia Of the troubles the
lAwlfs acts Of the railroad oompapiss owned bought
mp with New YORK paL The oitiEsas Of Erie were CO.
srous d having the matter tested In TIE csurts but the
companies fearful Of rssaits and poseeding with
tks alteration OF tho gauge the police Of Erie moved
the rails and bridges pronounced nussuoss BY erci
nance haeiV government, in pursuance Of the pro
vision Of the original privilege given to companies to lay
traeAs Every step taken upon hs best legal sivas
and the mprtation OF not and msrule cast upon her
were the result Of mispressr tatons By those dec In
Ks~ Yorh interests The break Of gauge NO ae Of
PsnnfyivsnAs The only protection Erie has to prevent
her owa ruin 10 to q airs the break bs made within
hsr bouneares rhs she hAs the legal right 70 do and
hG rights she win maistain at al hsEards.
DAsu knIrR followed
Mr.. n McdIcHAzt expressed his warmsss sympathy
s Erie beesuss the psrsssutioa against her was uojus
B aos had al bssn stso,ly esal when the track hsd
been laid down In defiance Of law, and prsuc9uosd =
susArss ~ rghtully removed la ali udre In sha
assertions that PbusdeIpisa had caused tbs eisuItv
10 ~ lard that biz feow s;tz Yer. f.Isa'v
,hAmrS.b D'hsr'd, AID he dsarc that tss state
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ceived here by the mail, will not get it before
the I'd Of January. Santa Fe il only eighty miles
IRON here, aad you can therefore, judge Of the mad
A few days ago Brig. General Garland paid this
place visit when the officers Of the army gave him
q merry g'ande fandongo. All the eiue Of the
Senoritss OF the town Of Don Fernandez were M
vted and attended. Il made the General smile as
he gazed upon the black haired Senoritss n their
fine apparel, walzibg with the American Csbaerss.
Me bdiso rsdondo and the are the favorite
dances here.
We have news from the Territory OF Utah to the
effect that Gov Brigham Young is waging war
against the Grand River Utahs.
We imagine that Governor Brigham Young thinks
that he has IS much right to carry on ,stilities
against tie red barbarans in his part OF the country
as had the Warren Hastings aud the Arthur Weller
leys, to make and ~ carry on In British India,
against the uI civilized powers in that part OF the
British world. Whether he will smile at the flowing
Of Ind an blood as does the Juggenau. Of India, as
it "is raid to smile when II gees the blood flow from
the human sacrifice which its worship exacts," the
future Will disclose. gentleman, recently from thu
forty wives at this time. Gov. Young and hts Nor.
mon followers are destined to give the government
OF the United States much trouble In future. TIE
information here is, that the Mormons from all parts
will at no distant day, form State constitution and
ask to be adntted into the federal Union as their DO
pulation viii soon be sufficient for this purpose.
N1f# ---~-----------------
DvAD AUEMrI AT HAIL lsO6BE&Y-A caring
attempt was made, the Willismsport (Pa) P,ess
Gays, = rob the mail, Crescent Post Office, on
Thundny morning Of last week. Henry, SON of
Edward Heylmun, . boy Of twelve or thirteen years
was carrying the mail, and when crossing the county
bridge, was met BY . man who demanded Il, when
he was cooy informed that he coulda't have Il; he
pistol, and threatening 10 blow him through: TO
which the boy replied, bow . vay, 'and com nenced
running when the scoundrel fired, the charge pass
ing through The boys cgercns. bat doo, no further
iijSIy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-06
Palmetto Iron Works,
LATE PALMET

THE propieors of the above estabiishmt mt, having
| furnished themselves with all the necessary ma
chinerv and tools for conducting the FOUNDRY and
MACHINE BUSINESS, together with large stock of
materials are now ready to contract for the making OF
Stationary Engines of any power, all kinds OF MN
VOL cast Iron Fronts Fencing, other descriptions
of Iron Work generally conducted in wellregulated
establishment.
Mr.. GEORGE SINCLAIR will give his supervision
of all work. HIS old friends and patrons will find HIM
ready to furnish all orders with despatch Persons de-
string TO patronZe a home institution be assured
that their work will be well done warranted sails
factory Our prices will be low any similar es-
Enlistment in the country, and terms liberal snare
of public patronage is respectfully solicited
WIN. GLAZE < co.
ToIurob;, & q Au1 II ~ 3-4w
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lust Received at the Charlotte Book Store

Family h Pocket Bibles; with without Clasps
=. %7rplets Religious Encyclopedia, by the Rev J.
l.. ---"Ij
'.-c .ly..'E 'nstItute OF the Christian Religions
.,.;:.-Ii.'s P,gr..u's Progress;
-r.-- ctur I..t MS Generals By J T Headiey;
-. Ag..,.!y-.,e u5.r-:'od
@-.,.-- I..s.i"rse. b. A. Goodrich;
!...- az Speeches Of HeCry Clay:
1.-.-- ,t:,'rrv Of tie Wars of the United States;
=. as Sayings at Mrs. Darlington;
s.=-..9-vs of History, by Mary +. Howitti
:-.sl Times, ~ Baldwin.
r..oistous, by Donald Mcleod,
SPl.It Manifestations;
Hot Corn. or Life Scenes in New York;
Lille OF joan =. MuTrel;
The Swamp Steeu, or The Days of Marion and his
Merry Men:
The Laughing Philosophy, Book of Fun;
Fortune Tellerss Own Book;
The Southern and Western Dream Book;
Also, splendid assortment of Stationery.
The Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully solicited
20 call and examine.
ENNISS & order,
Charlotte, n. c., 4Stf Bookseller
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- w f inform friends and the public gene
@S w rally, that we have remoI ed our Tin Shop
GkAH to the house Trade Street, Immediately be-
tween J. X. Harrison & Co. and Springs 4 McLeod,s
Groceries, where Will be pleased to wait on all
wanting any article in our line. We are now prepared
with every convenience for carrying on the
Timing Business
and all other branches appertanng thereto on scale
much more extensive than has been the case be-
fore Charlotte.
We will pay particular attention to ROOFING and
GUTTERlNG.
Persons wishing any article in line may rely
upon getting the shortest notice and at the lowest
price.
We have just received large assortment of Parlor,
Cooking and Shop Stoves, which we DESTROYS OF
selling d very short profits for cash.
MOORE & BYERLY.
January 30, 1854. 20 If
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Mechanics, Inventors anu Manufacturers.
$50 IN CASH PRIZES. $3.50

VOLUME TEN Of the SCIENTIFIC A MEXICAN " COM
' mcnccs tue 9Th of September 1t is chiefly dc.
voted to the Advancement of the interests of Mechanics,
Inventors Manufacturers and Farmers and is edited by
men practically skilled in the and sciences. Pro-
badly other journal of the character Is extern
sivrly circulated generally cstccGcd tor ITS prac
:.rl ability. Nearly all the Valuable Patents which
,:- weekly from the Patent Office illustrated with
..-IT4YngS and t!C claims of all The Patents arc pub
hc. regularly in it. Columns they issued thus
iug n perfect Scientific and Mechanical Encyco-
g"dl information upon the subjects of Mechanical
pruvemcnts Chemistry Engineering and the Sciences
generally. II IL published weekly in qulrtO form sua
Tie :ur binding and each volume contains -Four Hun
drrd and Sixteen Pages of Reading Matter, Several
Indred Engravings, with Il full and complete Index
It's circulation the last Volume exceeded % 900 CO.
pies per week. and the practical receipts in one volume
worth to any family much more than the subscrP-
ton price,
The following Cash Prizes are offered by the Publish
for the fourteen largest lists Of subscribers sent III
b. the lst of January, 1855 800 will be given for
the largest list; SIS for the second $50 for the third
455 for the fourth $50 for the fifth; SIS for the sixth
$40 Tor the seventh; S3J for the eighth; $50 tor the
ninth s2J the tenth $50 for the eleventh SIS for
the twelfth; so for the thirteenth and S5 for the four
teenth The cash will be paid to the order of the
cessu competitor immediately after the LIST of January
1855.
81; five copies, six months 81; COPIES six months,
s. copies twelve months, SIS fifteen copies twelve
months, e22 twenty copies twelve months, s2o in adj
vance.
No number of subscriptions aboye twenty be taken
at less than 81 40 each. Names be sent in at diff
ferent tines nd from different Post Offices.
Southern and Western money trken for subscriptions.
Letters should be directed, post paid, to Nuns Co.
las Fulton-Street, n Y.
Messrs Mnnn h Co. are extern ,iv ly engaged in pro-
curing patents for inventions, and will advise in
vcntor, without charge, in regard to the novelty of
their Improvements.
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Piedmont Sulphur and CkaIybeate
81 ING

q BNTGe County,, " c, S21zeeN 1l1zes 1V0JzA
Of lIorgamton.
THE Proprietor of the above celebrated Springs
pectfully forms the public generally, that he has
enlarged his spacious accommodations by considerable
additions and is prepared to receive large
He will spare pains to contribute to the bene
fit and qualification of those who him with their
company.
This delightful Summer Retreat cannot be surpassed
by any of the fashionable Watering Places within the
State of North Carolina. Here Invds well those
seeking pleasure, may find Summer residence, calcu
lated to the lost energies of the Physical const
tuition, and crafty the most fastidious.
By calling DIR. Happodt, proprietor of the Noun
tain Hotl in Morganton, every necessary information
pertaining the medical qualities OF these
be obtained.
JAMES C. ESTES, Proprietor.
June g. 1854. 45-3m
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kEUFFER, HENDRIX g. CO.,

CONN MISSION RCHANTS,
for the sale of
Flour, Grain, Bacon & Produce generally
Corner East Bay and Union Wharves,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
(John Caldwell, Prest. s. c. r. r.
pr...r>r. Rice Dulin Esq, Charleston.
Rober. Bryce, Esq, Columbia.
J. h. Harrison & Co.. Charlotte, n. c.
n presenting the above card would be doing in
justice to feelings not to express gratitude to
friends in Georgia, Tennessee, North and
South Carolina, tor their past unwaverng patronage
since commencement in this business in l947.
We have nursed this business from its infancy, labor
ed after year doveoPe the of the back
country.
We have bdttled with the different lines railroads.
and have been instrumental in reducing the freight
produce to reasonable rates.
We have friends in Europe and the North and are
prepared to made advances shipments to either
markets.
We would say to friends and the public, that it
will be to their interest to consign to pay
whole attention to this business alone.
We will make liberal advances n cOnsIgnments.
NEUFFER, HENDRIX & co.
April I, 1854 37-6m.
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Back Creek Male Academy.

THIS Institution located % miles North East of
Charlotte, n. c., Back Creek Church. and will
be conducted under the supervision of Rev R. TAYLOR
whose experience teacher emnenly QUALITIES hiy,
for that position. The exercises will commence on the
first Monday of January. Good boarding can be had in
moral and orderly families the Academy at Sc per
month.
The following are the rates of Tuition:
Elementary English Branches per Session
of 5 months S. m
English Grammar, Geography, Philosophy,
History, &C., s 90
Greek aud Latin Languages, with Higher
Branches of Nj themutics - so
J. HUNTER
Scc'y Board Of Trustees
January 8, 1854 s4rf