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me Government contnins within itself The pri,l-
cplc Of amcndmcnt.' Respect for s authority,
compliance with laws, ,a"qui,-c"nr. in its measures
are duties cnoincd by the fundamental maxims ni
true liberty" The "basis" Of oar political system i
me right Of thepeople To mike and 10 alter their con-
*ututl0n and Government: but the Constitution
which at any time exists. ill changed by An iinrIir
tnd authentic act ot th" whole people is sa,rr,IIv OH
hgh,"ry "n all 10" very idea ii the power ani rich,
"t the people 10 establish government prn-yuppo.r.
the duty ri every individual to obey the established
Government.
Harmony and liberal intercourse with AL nations
= recommended by policy humanity and interest
he iniiucnce which Gen. Washington alluded 10
wasalllances with foreign GOVERNMENTS tithou,h we
formed alliance with France during the war Of The
kcvoGom,l bat the emigration Of tie subjects %, Ia.
reign Governments To this country was cnconrarsd
ny HIM and our iureiathcrs. ROANOKE
SPEAklNG.-Messrs. Lyons and Pryor, falling TO
he present {" address the citizens M Mechanics Hall
last night, from unavoidable circumstances Mr.. lr.
wing ri Lynchburg. entertained the audience in u
speech "f tw" h"urs length Mr.. spoke with .:rra.
power and ability, literally huryins the Know-No.
things alive.
Mr. Wexford Of Richmond, followed in n neat md
appropriate spc.rE which was loudly appaudcG.-
'"'''""h Sm"L -S,t: Denorya,.
The Democrat in another article says. ihut ou
ihnrsdny nigh; Mr.. Irving "cntcrtaneI the audience
''' '"'ec quarters -! m hour with an exceedingly
'"PP! ""PF"h'p'"' n"wing over with fun wit aud
'he'hote. lie took occasion say that he would AZ
som" not distant day, address his fellow De-
n"cratS {" Petersburg, and that he would takc the
greatest pleasure in meeting before the people Mr.
''udSon Crane, the champion nf the Know otLinos.
lhiS announcement elected loud applause, and Mr. |.
reiterated 1t. Mf. Z. will scarcely accept the chal
cn9c, wcimaginc."
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EAIT 0E LAND IN FLUVANN.i.

ndoR sac, privately tract OF !s'd' containing nv
II acres lying III FmIaEma county on the he8o "a'e's
Of CUNNINGHAM. Creek, al in original growth
This land i, peculiarly adapted 10 the production OF 10
sseco Of The finest quality commanding the highest marker
nr;rr. /, lie, rc,rrknbly wc is abundanty wntercd,
and presents ne eastern and southern exposure 20 es'
sentin for ,he production OF wheat aud tobacco
branch land which would produce heavy crops OF corn
and might made very profitable as meadow land being
within Elk miles of Palmyra the county seat to which POM
-c is horse boat navigation great bargain can be had
% T.. land by early application.
M " " Greasy living adjacent TO the tract VIII take
rs.ure I'm showing il 10 any wishing 10 purchase
e. q" "cyv,f WALTER (. FONThINE.
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FROM BERKELEY COUNTY
I"W" LdNOFN ~ NT ENyDytr
DAkkkNIIIE EIREIII -

DARkE'iLLE BrRKFLTI CnI.,,y
Tn april 18th, i>55.
III our county the Know. Nothing order i.,r,
Ii"n na' gentlemen that hay" been gni!n inr H. .,,
r,rs ..n, ' Is weaker than ii WAS ut the Int -!.
IN IN ur' In that contest. the Dc!locrl,,. I.,,
'nG hiss and Know No;lings - volr~,
nave beeh canra sing Mr. Nrwro,u,r., c,,, -,
IN thl- part Of The county, and GnI .,n
'o' n!l' VINO say they will v"t" the nrrorrar. ,r,
rrrn, ~ I ino "'rT"tio' y"n see we must beat them
'F"mi ! ." /" i"o' ami upwards, IN the county
There arc some VIII: changrs in ou,' r,y.r H.,
OTrr the district '"' ''"'
me "ln"I"n nt I'll" h"-: informed Democrats ~.
wen Il, my own, Is t!a' Hon. &. !. Fr!u.r MI. h
elected 10y larger maorv than in .I ~. '.' ',
only about 100 IN N,rhrlnr W.
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CO-pARTSHHSuIP.

we :qnscFio"Es have entered into co.partneInhp,
- p nnnnneiy hni Commission Business, under the hrn
=, ,rS SHhoh'E MERRIAM & co. md have taken the large
.igodous ilnmher house. Of 18th and Dock
snrc S /" hF9cere Emp ChandleIy aud Ho.thetn prn
- ,aey -i siso he IL regular receipt OF Smithned
cSS, h"Ia nd otLc. produce Of that sec,on Of the
bsro" .4'y have now hand supply Of sni.hfeld
rb.ir - "hd S'0ai sscs, sgAbiG tor family use
-'tsnnnu., prcous and they will be able TO store
H&eDoek,fs sy'i' Of any description. Being adjacent
pin.ve,r .,'s Cat DO received from put on board
They NOS, % . We Elected 1T the lowest rntes.
tronase ''eicea"-y soicit .hare 0i the public pa
FEB H2-eor, GEORGE MERRIAM.
---u!S!hwtf LEVI GWALTSEY
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

RAH AW ~ iGuu. t. i.,t Plantation. some time III the
- month 81 ""i,H'E .a-' negro slave, named
MAJOR -" 80! rt'y dollars and all proper charges
VII %" hf'Hpn IL appreciation nnd delivery 10 the
O'"set! Oh tue pahsoa To- undcrsIpnc ned III Rich
.g' re A-e.y :.tc..cat sc. o Of g.nfc CAKE color,
's.rpos'H0 De- IbJ, c feet six inches hgh.
~ pAftc"Li iah:k' about linn ara rccplcc,rd, except
fhser bu whether of III, rl az it arJ is M, recol.
.ecred pu!Ilp n I,p,E :" "~~ -,
Oa!cc np Governor ~ bgtSr.I, Ma, md Frsnkln STA
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LAND N pRINcn EnMAnp FOR SALE or

TDY authority vested IN ur hereby orcr for saie or
ID rent the late residence a D.. bu,-ra +. Terry nj
Prince Edward Court House.
The improvements are large iran" house, with six
looms, Office, greenhouse md al! No. ssary out
boufcsthe whole IL good repair; also. large orchard
eni garden. with ,a!.tccn acres u. able band.
Til. location is healthy ami po--"--r- many advantages.
social religious and educational; n",n. w!:!n mile of
Hsnrien Sidney College and Unun Theological Sinna
~ and ao very near Prot. brtnoh temul" Seminary,
especially recommends its"I 10 p,r.uns doroGs o. ed
ucAin. their children.
The purchaser OF the above mentioned property can
sO buy Of np0n fair terms. si%y acres "i land ncnr
to b, no, adjoining the snme, the quarter part Ct which
= woodland Addre.s Prince Edward Court llou-"
Na,ri, >. c,f RICHARD H. WATKINS. Agent
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rO WHOM m NAY CONCERN.

yNyuE undersigned will leave Virginia On or 6bout toc
j., Of Nsrch for ,hc We., and vii! ATTEND faithfully
.al prompts ,o Any business matters winch may oe en-
or,r iccrs rns; " adj. .cssed me before tho 18TH
Il Wsrch 81 81 scLria- Hotel, New York city. aud to
"s: Louis beio,- The Is, oi April Afer that nme 10
rort LCn,rnwor,h k-lsas Tern -v, wGcn latter place
Mi 49, ,"v ,.r,nane,,, tc.lencc .EO. ". PURklSS
~ rel. .. By special perm srlon 70 Hon shelton
Ieske leu, iant Governor OF V!.,is and the hon
q c,mm .,.T,c,.u,,r Feb 2i--cu
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CITY sAD sI.tTl: SEWS

,,cd 70 the ,r,Lor p., LA,. u ,..,
" of tI,...s,p,L.r,, I,,,.;,.. ''', '''
Commercial Advertiser" ms, nnI,EI ,., '','
rel~rcir, :" the pr;ncipnl M'rchnurs lIar,,I,"
=rs, Banking Insurance Rail EnnG S.n.m,!,
| n Packet, and Mining Comuaui,s t,g,fL,.,,,,i
| ric~ ~ relation in Churchrs SrLu,Is pr,,..r,,.
| tuc,on, Cummcrcinl prosprrily Ac -, ,h.
Grores and principal towns in the STATE. Of Kan
Tryus ucs-cc, North Carolina, S,uih Cgrrl;,,
| " priuI,rItn. Alabama, AIir>i..inni ,ui-i,n,
n large a.iiansas. The Directory Isl, h. IJ.rrI,
ing To hu>iuh more than .,0D ra.:.s. and contain.
street where snuui 70 -, pull., GENERALS. .Ii.
<'t"'r oi Mr. y. Mr!r., Nam
-''''D'' ~ !" '''' '"''' '''.' '"i'.-'
about > o'clock, rs II
wa. entering the ci,v' ''' ""'' hoAn'-f fIt"hN,
Min M ,hr brnJ nf' m rain on the Couigtl raad
wood fell ON rh. track zen near Vic,,r' ll
throwiur, thrr, ni tl,. c,rs a ri,rr ,f ,,,r,...
were much smashed up. E.rr. IT,. ..ud..r - 4
iurcd rack TL. ..p,
10 one ;raa an
CiRCuIT CoeRT-Irucr Mr.
~, ia -, l,;,. ,,
-" ''''"' '"' '''""'' @"'"E "' Barney
TICK hlSri' III mouse III the alley, n."'"-
hichl WIS lA'd III lhnc months IMpnsd' pNn.'.
city jail Moses Garrison was found t4u' III IT,"
hing Joseph Is. kami" nj Rockets and hi, ~ IA"
was ass,.s-'d at nine months imprisonm"ursh sh'".u'
jail, and 10 pay iii" oi so. nn'"g
I"fE I. kTIr.-lh" tu'pcpGr Observer
thus ur the Individual ,,ho il n,v u, int in r.
awaiting tin for pnck"-pickmg:
S.,,,. ''''' ~ """, ,'''"'
, ,"'u'. H. ~ ".' 81 W. " " ~
M IT, .i,'''' =" ',t' i'', ''' "', ''i''
Wv ~ Wv, SS,'I I ". W." We ''.'"' Z"
3d. IN St"int"n Inst Angn,i, bmi own {" bad mHu
n-'n',', ''''''' ~ "'''',S' W. ''",''''! I'E''' "
n''i y, "'' '','.''' '"', "'' '''It "n "''""N ~
['lS' W.. w i- """ "'"''n' n'! UNI 81 "7 'anH
Il" W: n"'c INV l"n''' upon h'h IL hh Memorable
,,,,,sa. r,,, c,.rn,,,r,- ,,,.,
'"HHs"N' i"h >'rr"Sf" sit NplRfR- teorE"
johnson 'ic supposed murderer ot Nathan BwnDii
nf Hanover who broke jail in IIrurco comfy some
few da since j. yet nt large. aud ih" D,.pa,ii ,v.
the impression prevails that hc i now r.,r,.a' =
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,,E11y OOILIRS REWARD

D.NANA| tom my residence, in EUncub'l, c0nn,v
~ ou .ic =. = Nov 1854 two negro men. Ggc, L..M
VtL Johnson u tail, black fellow pbou, 10 y"o.- old
VIII Oh" OF IT, front under teeth out, ana scar
olc C: Il. hands lie il from Maryland. and wns pur.
CHASED ia tuoad The other. SAM, short, heavy set
sn about p y"rs oldhss thick, long head o har He
Euo"'S urI.h'nrL0od of Warrcnton in Virginia will
rs Rsr:oaA or scared Ia jGil 90 that rot them, or
s"eh;y ~" hGar. c,; either f. H. STOKES,
Ucc.S-Cu Iupenbug County
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,,Ir.rIE FARM IN uEHnICo FoR SALE

A. I offer tor sae OF the most desirable and van
w able farms III tlcnrico county, hslns hut 3! miirs
from Richmond by the Flank Road or nni'r ny ihe "!I
ynnks ro., conai,n. $50 acres, l'' Cleared (loo wen
A.. ~ vrrJ the balance we'll wooded in pine and oak -
Tnr ;my,uvcmsus consist OF dwelling house containing
r,,,I with hr,plnc,s good burn good ice houses q
80 ir.c cod kitchen carriage house hen house sc.
-. VII wH,.rci in eve hed; wei! nnd springs ior do
,nrsic u.. There u acres %! excellent meadow
'4ia -, 49,, sr errly 20 RUrFlN & AUGUST.
x. Iir,yr; General Agents, No, 80 Main It.
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y,1UABLE FARM IN AMELIA,

WEAR DdNINiE RdiAhodIh fCh HhLH.
r9Sl,E A,r. he's .utoI.-c. 10 ssI tat 'iuiS."
rryui ia the county of Amelia. now owned ayd oc
oipicd Major John i Jcter, (whosr object IN seIg
s.; purchns" srmnr: FARM confirming 5l1 acTeT IL IL
w.ihin |. niles of Chula Depot, miles from Amelia
Courrhcu-c and lAu,rs the lands OF Mcssrs Lewis f,
iinry.e " F.. Mead JO.n < hurda;Say, ana others
The Lu.id!a-s u the place comnodlouS, luc!udins
al necessary on, hou-o- and the whole in good repair
I'll. greater pG:; Of ir land IS in ne heart and the wh.e
sI.r.princ nt iLt h,:r.; improvement.
P't dipo-c 70 purchase requested 10 view me
preuwrr winch wll . shown by The occupant. For iur.
they particulars. apply To GUpDlN Il ArPERSOS,
ANN l2--c.s,y.:W Richmond Va.
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T,V,1 II 1NrIIA COUNTY FOR SALE.

WYE orar Tor sale u very dcsi:ah" farm IN the lower
" enL q, Amelia ubC,; II miles rom P'tsrscnr" and
~ ,,oo ,,,,n Richmond ly!n. NHnoIinc creek and
ay N. Iue- OF Amelin Chesterfield Rnd Dnwrte coun'
te. ,op,n.n.n. o3i acres, about $50 ec's open
- no. ~ cultivation Divided INTO n"r's 30 acres III
;rin and nine growth nbouniimG III Barrel mp" hnd
II5 ,,nber rs acres IN ue bottom land mostly r" iron
ndar"n I, h.. on j, nlt the necessary builn- ;or n
- nT s;za. i; well warcred in each field by
~ ,rh springs and by creeks; having Enc prospect
o. water power; ssoriing oi the hncst s"nds IL tue
raru,y 10: q Grist Mill &c.
For further information, terms &c, apply TO
RuTFlN * AUGUST,
General AGENTS for The sse and purchase OF and No l53
r. s,yrnf Richmond July :i--cwtt
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EFlIlF Juu.cs River Gni kGnaTha Company VII! pay
liberal hirea for oasnc" OF tho present year tor
or on ,b, construction Of store dam, four miles
shove This civ They will be h.ed any time b"rween this
aI the middle of MhrcA and be returned on OF utter
the middle of December, II so agreed upon
Tw.n,y.tYc .ooL !aHor!.. hands Hrc also wanted to
work on the repair. u Canal om This city 10 Columbia
Doctors bills wi, Lo paid {: the expense OF The Com
pany -. LIS,
1a,l
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LANDS FOR SALE.

WYE are authorised sell ubou, 900 acres OF land In
w the county Of Uinwiddie, on the Petersburg and
Boron Pak.road These lands will be sold in one en-:
,rs biy or will be divided into farms 10 st the wants OF
r,var,.u,. others with moderate improvements and
SOM without. any Persons wishing 10 purchase VIII DO
w.!:o call on VIC can be nc" ~ruod"hS IN resru
/" "T-'"'''' f' RUFFlN & AUGUST,
W! w. May l2-cwtt
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FROM FAYETTE COUNTY.

1'o me Ed.tar< u tte Eaqutrcr.
You NAV rest assured. that we urs aivrcatin. Mr.
Wise's cause very emphatica!y. There were plenty
OF kGow No,hiugs about here. but they are Will
drawing rnpdly i'll several adjoining couutcs'-
So he will have a majority OF 2O.OOV
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oRlYCE LAND FOR SALE.

WE offer for for sale FARM containing 357 acres III
,n,r;, Rnr,ad within o. milo Of Rapid Ann 4ts,ion aud
i. abou, hull mile Of wiliss mill About 2sf acres Is
cleared The residue in woods Of which good porion -
sm,n new comfortable dwelling of four roon'-the Out
buildings are ordinary. For terms, &c, apply 10
RUFFIN & AUGUST
General Asen,. for the sale and purchase OF Lands
Ar, IL
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tour rsroer hereby gives ..Juce that having lost
oo Cor nra OF stock OF the Richmond Fire Asso
G9l iyr .Le Ine shares viz No 2lle for shares. No
sbsre H. spares No 2la for shares and No 2ss for
pcacn 70 e name Of Ann NJ 5trobia-he will make sp
Esorlin Board Of Directors for re issue thereof
April !a-l.wap 'No. H. sTRoBIA.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE. Pryor s. DUNNArANT.
~~~>~~>~~>~7~~~~~~>os>~~
wM F RlTCHE X ROGER A. PRYOR. EDITORS
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ElNIIMONU, APEIl lai lS+l
RI, RIsunp NCa,IrI

Rev. Sir:-llavlE. Ie"'d ard read much d"ciama,
tiuu aggimGt IT," Catholics, hccuiIsc of the alleged
temporal p0wct Of lc l"pr, | iakr the liberty 10 IN
quire of you whether the !nthncS in Virginia do ac
knowledge aay temporal allegiance To the Pope and
whether if this country c'Gl Ln and was assallri OF
by any other Cn,hoic power the Catholic citizens of
tis country, mn,icr where born, wo*l not be III
much bound I" defend the Flag Of America, her
rights and liberty as any lativc.born citizen wond
be- and whether the prri"rluancn of that duty would
conflict with any oath, ~ Vow, or other obligation q"
the Catholics!
My purpose IL, with Your leave TO Irc,:a ihia note
and your reply {" Il vuh.
VIII nign r. icci. y"ur friend, &C.,
LANES LYONS.
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CIRCUIT COeRT-.IuDGr Mfa
Tholc on Friday was found guilty Of D..
rick Misrl, in house in the Valley, n,hinE
mcnt was fixed NJ lmc months inprisi' pnuii
city jal Moses Garrison was i"umd ,1n' IN tho
hng Joseph Is. kami", II, Rockets and hi ~ .'a'
was nsses-'.d at nine months imprsonm"ntsh sh.nan'
jail, and 10 pay II fine oi so. hn "is
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DEMOCRATIC SrrfCHiSAr rPrTER-ErRG.-Mr.-r..
George l.. Gordon Of Alexandra, Il. K. Wri.iorl oi
and Mr.. Irving Of the lynchburg E,rub-
can. addressed the voter of Pei"r'bUrg NJ Ncc4gu
les Hall, on Thursday evening last.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-03
KIN G. & 7 @ Y

w HOLESALE DRUG, & CHEMICAL WARE
w HOUSE, N. e. Corner Main st. and Market
Square, Norfolk, Va, continue to conduct, at their
old stand, in all its branches, the Wholesale and
Retail trade of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Perfumery, Brushes, Fancy Articles, &C., together
with Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-Stufs, &C., &C.,
French and American Window Glass.
Druggist and country Merchants can be supplied
by the package, or in such quantities as may suit
the extent of their business.
By paying cash for our stock, we possess a great
advantage over all those who purchase on credit,
both in buying at lower prices, and in having the
choice of the first and best offers of the market.
We are therefore prepared to offer unprecedented
inducements to the trade, to favor us with their pat
ronage.
Physicians, who have not given US a trial, are
invited TODD so, as we are certain we can give such
satisfaction, as will insure a repetition of their or
| ders.
0ur.stock embraces every article that appertains
Is the profession, and is selected with the ~strictest
reference to purity and unexeeptionable quality.
KING & TOY are Agents for the sale of David
Landreth's justly celebrated Garden Seeds. We
have received a full supply of his warrantedsFresh
and Genuine Seeds, growth of 1858, which we are
prepared to furnish to families and others, by the
paper or ounce, and to dealers by;quantity, at Ian
dreth's wholesale prices.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. 3, 1854. 19-1y
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B NV G

TNHE subscriber having located himself in the
l. CRY OF New YORK, as a General Purchas-
ing and Forwarding Agent, offers his services in
the purchase of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
&c, Pianos, Books, Clothing, Farming Goods and
implements, Machinery and every thing else de-
sired or to be had in this market. He has had 25
years experience in business, has nothing to sell,
and guarantees satisfaction in all cases. Terms
Cash, an adgance, or City reference. He viii buy
whenever desired, on time. All orders will meet
prompt attention. Commission from 2 to IS DIT cent.
ne mas the 4onor OF referring in North Carolina,
to n. W.. d j. w. Woodfn, Jas. w. Osborne. Holm
Baxter and Henry W. Miller w. A. Graham. ]. N,
Morehead, George Q. Badger, Charles Manly and
Charles T. Deems, Esqs. In New York. Wilson G.
hunt d Co.; Rankin, Duryea & Co.; Bates, Taylor
4 Co.; c. w. & J. I. Moore C Co.; HarraU,
Sprouts d Co.; Whitlock, Nichols & Co.; Melius
Courier d Sherwood R. NJ. Bruce & Co.; Briggs
Weseott. starkweather; Schieffelin, Haines 4 Co
JAS. NJ. EDNEY, Office 56, John street,
March IA, 1854. esN1,
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TRnuir MaIr MN 9fmaIF arahRmiRa.
WM. HENRY CUNNIGGIM,
In charge Of the hale Department.
Miss S. ABBIE SMITH

WIN. HENRY CUNNIGGIM,
In charge Of the Hale Department.
Miss S. ABBIE SMITH,
In charge Of the Female Department.
THESE schools Will open-the Female depart
ment on Monday the 4th December, and the Male
department on the 18th January. Both toclose on
the LIST Thursday in June.
These schools are located in a healthy and pleas
ant part of the country, some 10 miles from Kin
stou, and situated in separate buildings ! mile apart,
in a line north and south. Ladies will obtain board
with the Instructress, ut Mr.. Venters', north of the
Schools, and young men, at Mr.. Dawsons, and at
other places south of the same; so that in passing
to and from the boarding houses there will be
no meeting of the students of the separate schools.
Board, including washing and lights SIS to 6 90
Tuition in the Engligh branches .........6 to s 90
Latin with higher branches of Mathematics IL 90
ExTRAs-Music, with the use ofinstruments 20 90
French, Drawing, Painting, Monchromatic,
Polychromatic, Wax Flowers, each.."..3 90
For further particulars, address the Secretary of
the Committee or the Principal, at Kinston, Lee
nOir county, NC.
JOHN S. ALDRIDGE,
L. W. DAWSON, Com.
G. W VENTERS, Sec'y.
November %, 1854. 13-10w
NS- Journal at Newberp, is requested to copy
i'll 18th February.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-03
KELVIN GROVE ACADEMY.

THIS ACADEMY is situated in q retired and
pleasant section Of Wake county, 10 miles North
West OF Raleigh, in a neighborhood proverbial for
health and morality.
It Is designed to make this n School for the in
~struction of boys and girls under Is years of age.
Students will be prepared to enter the Freshman
Class in any Of our Colleges, or fer the active pur-
suits Of life.
The morals Of students WILDE strictly attended to.
Bs9rd can DO obtained in excellent families, con-
yenient TO the Academy, fer SO per month, inclu-
ding every thing necessary.
9bitioa-per Session Of fire months.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, IS 90
higher English branches, $40 %
Languages, 10 "a
The hrst session win commence on Wednesday
the 18th Of January, 1885.
IL Is very desirable that the students be present
NJ the commencement Of the session.
JESSE IL. PAGE, PRINCIPAL.
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(NHARLEs H. THOMPSON, would respectfully
inform the citizens of Raleigh, the county and
the country adjoining, that he has fitted up in splen-
did style the house formerly occupied by the lnsu-
rance Company, on the west side OF Fayetteyllle
Street, ana between Mr.. S. Ii. Young's and Murray
& O'Nears Dry Good Stores, where he has opened
n RICH AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
NEW JEWELRY of all the modern styles, consist
ing of the ornamented and the useful, and to which
he invites the attention of the Ladies.
He has also for the gentlemen a good lot Oh uoio
and Silver Watches, which will be warranted to
perform well, when delivered to the customer; also
a few excellent double barrel guns brought on ex-
pressly for the hunters Of Carolina, also a great va
riety Of walking Canes. In fact at the New Jewel
ry Store, any and every thing usually Kept In such
Establishments may be found at prices that cannot
fail to please the customer.
Repairing executed at short notice and satlstae
ton guaranteed. /.
October Is, 1854. 81
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-03
Pianos! Planes! Pianos!

TTNHE subscriber has made an arrangement with
ten manufacturers, so that he can furnish Pr
AMOS for any price from $165 to $500, and at the
manufacturers prices, aoith 5 per of for cash
Schools, Colleges and dealers will have them fur
nished at 10 per cent less than the factory price;
rendering it a great object for persons who are in
need, to buy through him. Being a musician and
having already furnished several for the South, for
private families and schools, giving entire ~satisfac-
ton, he feels confident of being able to please all
who entrust him with their orders. He examines
thoroughly every instrument before sending it of
and guarantees them in every particular. SECOND
other Musical Instruments on the best TERMS
Music sent free of postage at 80 per cent discount.
Communications for buying 81 per cent. Refers to ].
NJ. Morehead. W. A. Graham, Chas. Manly, J. w
Osborn, N. W. Woodfn, Z. Rayner, D. L. Swain
A. NJ. German and others. A M. EDNEY.
\ New York, Get 1854. o.