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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-12-17
RALEIGH.

You will receive from the directors of the Insane
Asylum detailed report upon the operations ofthe
institution.
Supposing it would be the pleasure of the Legis.
lature to establish sinking fund, for the gradual
extinction of public debt, have taken pains to
ascertain the plans adopted by some of our sister
States for the extinction Of their debts This infor
nation will be laid before the Committee of Fin
ance.
AS the subject ofrenewing the charter of the Bank
OF the State, of establishing another one or more
10 its stead will, presume, engage the attention of
the present Legislature, l deem it my duty to
mark, that my experience in this Office satisfies
Of the absolute necessity of having at all times eth
er a principal or branch bank in this city, with
means sufficiently large to loan to the State such
sums as its exigencles may from time to time re.
quire, to facilitate the operations of the Treasury in
anticipation of the receipts of the of the
State. Without the aid which has been in this way
furnished for years by the present Bank the State,
in addition to that afforded by the Bank Of Cape
Fear, the operations of this office would at times
have been greatly embarrassed.
The different acts of assembly chartering the
eral banks OF the State require the officers to make
reports of the condition of their banks respectively
to the Legislature or to the Treasurer of the State
to be presented by him to that body. These reports
arc required to be made at different periods of the
year by the different banks, some in month and
some in another. In this way it is very difficult to
arrive at the true condition of all the banks of the
State at any 6 ven time.
l respectfully submit, therefore, the propriety of
passing general law upon the subject requiring all
the banks of the State to make their reports at the
same time, thus showing at one view the capital,
circulation. discounts, deposits, and specie on hand
times interesting to the General Assembly; but es-
pecially so when the subject of re-chartcring old
banks, or of establishing new ones, has to be acted
upon"
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Masonic.

At the late annual communication Of the Grand
Lodge of thcs Masons of North Carolina, the
following Grand officers were elected for the ensu.
ing year:
Bro. Pleasant A. Holt, of Graham, Grand Master.
>" James F. Alexander, Of Lincoln, Sen'r Warden.
F. NJ. Cox, of Hertford, Junior Warden.
G. W. D. Hutchings, of Raleigh, Treasurer.
William T. Balm, &" Secretary.
The NJ. w. G. Master made the following appoint
ments
Bro. Alfred Martin, of Wilmington, Dep. G. Master.
Rev. Bro. R. I. HeAin, Of Raleigh, Grand Chaplain
1st dis, Deputy Grand Master Bro. r. N. Forbes,
Snow Hill, Greene county,
I'd dis. D. G. NJ. Bro A. NJ. Campbell, Fayetteville
Sd 60 Luke Backner Salisbury
Bro. F. NJ. Capehart, Murfreesboro, lst G. Lecturer
H. W. Dunkley, Clarksville, Va, I'd do
Alexander Murdock, Salisbury, Sd do.
Joseph Green, Brunswick county, G. Marshal.
F. j. Holt Oxford, Sword Bearer.
" I. j. Patrick, Greensboro, Grand Pursuvant.
w. j. Hoke, Lincoln, Grand Senior Deacon
j. F. Howlet, Grand Junior do.
James S. Terrell, Grand Tyler
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PErPER.-Hot, smoking hot, came to the hands
employed in our office, at midnight on Tuesday last,
bountiIul supply of Peppers delightful oysters,
with the trimmings, and few drops of the anti.
dote. All had enough and to spare and all are
equally at a loss to say which was best the supper
or the antidoe. 1t is refreshing to find that some
one, at times, thinks of the poor drudsng printer
and no cleverer fellow ever could have thought OF
him than Pepper. Pepper is undoubtedly the best
caterer in the city. He can be found at Jno. Kanes
old stand. See his advertisement in another COL
umn.
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H We give elsewhere to-day brief sketch of
Mr.. Rayners remarks at the K. N. meeting in the
Commons Hall, on Monday night
We learn that Mr.. Rayner's effort generally
regarded a signal failure. Indeed, he admitted
in substance all that had been charged against him
and he did ask his friends to endorse his senti.
ments or his course.
Resolutions we're passed on the occasion, which
will no doubt be published in the Register of to-
day. When We sec them, with the authorized re-
port Of the proceedings of the meeting, We may have
something more to say.
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Lindsey's Double Acting Rotary Force and Lift
Pump.

THIS PUMP HAS BEEN JUST PATENTED IN
America and Engand and far excels any pump here
toore invented; its pecularites simplicity pouer and
ehedpness Its simpcty there is nothing about il but
iron and cast METAL and il be taken apart and put up
by any one and will last for age II has the power
raise water hundred feet with the extra expense of gear
ing al the side and the price of pipe Water in It by
hand loo feet per minute for cheapness; No Pump
lor all ordinary puposes complete and fifty feet of pipe
costs but 1901 The handle the pipe and
Pump, and revolution fills the cylinder twice Afford
ing abundant supply of water with the least possbe
pense and labor IL is peculiarly adapted deep ,De,
rdiLrcad stations, dc. Practical scientific pro-
nouRce il without equal for oil thai is here claimed
for IT, The feFc Aercdn after seeing ii in operation,
says: THIS Pamp rery simpe con-trucsioH Id
Ole to get out of order, drd edsy operated and
ctt: zoe regard excellent Improvement" Circulars
wi accurate drawing and fn Description free of
charge to al parts Of the country Nc J. has inch
Pipe No 2. inches; No 8, inches and the prices
$, az. $54 the No and designed for pery deep
tre ruirodd stations dc, where much requi ed
The subscriber is the general agent for the sale OF these
Pumps 10 all parts of The world and eciusee Qgent yOr
New.fork. Orders must be accompanied by the and
of we'll shipping address &c They will prompt
tenton. A Pump and Pipe weighs about l76 lbs No
charge for boxing or Carriage Wells 25 fl. should
have extra gearing which Gusts from s. to IS in proportion
to depth.
This Pump is feet in diameter does not throw but
must stand IN the water and is not subject TO eez
ing.
JAMES NJ EDNEY,
Com. Merchant, % John ST., n. Y.
For sale by H. LINDSEY, Inventor, Ashcville n. C.
Oct. l3, 1856 ll54-w6m.
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UNIvERsrY.-We understand that at the late an.
nual meeting of the Board of Trustees, bare quo
rum, (seven members) were present; when, after
the transaction of the ordinary business done at the
first meeting, the Board adjourned until the 9th day
Of January next, when our Supreme Court will be
in session, and when, it is to be hoped, a larger
number ofTrustees will find it convenient to attend
as the Board will proceed, informed, at that
time fill sundry Professorships and Tutorships in
the Institution, now vacant
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YWNHE THIRTY.SE(,OND SLSSfON OE This TESTI

WarrentOn Female Collegiate Institute.
NNHE THlRTY-SECOND SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
IL TUITION, will open the 5th of january with a full
corps of experienced and efficient teachers Pupils will be
received at period of the session. and be charged only
from the time of entrance.
TERMS SESSION FIVE MONTHS.
Board. lights and fuel, 60 90
English Tuition, IL so
Music on Guitar, Piano. Melodeon, with use
of instrument, each, % co
Drawing Grecan and Ernatorinn Painting, An
eient and Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Oh iantlng, Is 90
Peiis work, wax Flowers and Fruit each, 5 90
Stationery and fuel Tor School-room, 9 80
Tuitiun in Gold Medal Course, Is nn
Washing, 100
Deductions made for absence occasoned BY prorac
ted illness. All bills payable half in advance and the
balance at the close of the session. For particulars apply
for circulars TO f'
GRAVES WILCOX
Warrenton, n. c.
Dec. 12 1856. ll63-w2m
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MARRIED..

In this City, Wednesday evening 10th inst, by the
Rev. Thomas f. Skinner Mr. John W. Cole to Miss Sarah
d. only daughter of Sias Burns, Esq.
On Wednesday, Srd inst, by Rev. L. X Willie, Mr. R. L.
Hunt, of Oxford ~ e. TO Miss Caroline n White of Gran
willie County, \. G..
On Thursday the 9th inst, in the Church of the Holy
Innocen,s. Henderson, n. c. by the Rev. Richard Hines
the Rev. VIM G jackson, of Nd, to Mrs. Sally T. Eaton,
of G rnnvilie Co, Y &.
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For the Standard.
MEssRs EDIToRs On Friday night Nov. 2Sth the
Democrats of Murfreesboro', and surrounding coun-
try, gave demonstration of their joy their glorious
victory recently achieved and at the triumph of
those NATIONAL conservative principles for which the
party have nobly contended, in one of the most
brilliant affairs witnessed in our quiet village.
The extreme inclemency of the night kept away
many persons from distance, who would otherwise
have been present. Many others however, came
miles, through mud and rain; and they, together
with the citizens, made quite a large procession.-
The whole town was in blaze. The house of every
Democrat in town brilliantly illuminated and
we counted, among the illumnatnons. the house of
one of our Know Nothing friends, who is blessed
with good Democratic wife. The bellies Of the
borough were not lacking in their devotion to the
cause of Democracy. The procession, it moved
along cheered and cxhileratcd by the welcome
sight of the fair ones, who standing in their porches,
arrayed in all their native lovenesS held candles
aloit in one hand, while they waved their snowy
handkcrchieis in approval with the other
The procession, with its Examinations and trans
parences, presented quite an imposing appearance.
Some of the transparencies bore very appropriate
inscriptions some of which, it may not be inapp,o-
pirate to suboin. very large one, carried very
conspicuousy ut the head of the procession bore
side "SAMuEL, infant son of A50litionisna. was
wounded by HENRY A. WISE of Va, in 1856, and
died of public opinion, Nov. 4ti, 1856" On the
reverse
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TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.

TIME SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
informing the public that he continues the MiWright
and Machnisi business in all their branches
derng, Framing, erecting Water Steam Mills, erecting
and fitting up engines and their necessary machinery
Hotchkss water wheels discharge wheels Barker
Wheels shot wheels under shot, breast wheels
other water wheels in Circular upright Saws
Grist FIGURING Mills, Bong Reels Elevators Smut Ma.
chimes. Horse Powers Corn Crushers, Cotton Gins Corn
Shelters.
On application will order and erect of the above
machneS'or other in have experience of Is
years and have several experienced worken in my
Dloyment. am versed in the various Improvements
Those wishing work done in the above line would do we'll
to give call return my snce-e thanks for the lib
eral patronage received heretofore.
For further information address tL subscriber at Pol
locksville, Jones county, n.
ID. d JOHNSON,
Mill-WnRht an Machnist
April 5, 1856. l-2l-wIy
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ID l. ID

In Franklin county, n. c., the oath inst, of Typhoid
Fever Mrs. Sarah Conyers, in the aoth year of her
The deceased a Christian kind sbcr and she lief
many friends to lament her DEATH but here is bidn
hope that their loss is her fternal gain.
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TREBOR.

HoLLowAY's PILLS are famous in cases of termi.
nation of blood to the head, and save the lives OF
thousands who suffer from Dyspepsia, Liver Con:
paints and le Sold at the manufactures, No. So
Maiden Lane. Nex-York, and NJ pa Strand Lon.
don and by all druggists, at 25c., 62ic and 81 per
box.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, GREENE

- COUNTY Court of Equity. Fall Term, A. D.. 1s56.-
Johua Rouse. Major b. Smith; William d. Edmondson
John h. TAYLOR. ct al. 6v. Bills.
these cases it is ordered by the Court that pubca
the Capital of the State notifying the defendant John K
Tay"r personally to be and appear the next of
SAID Court TO be held for said county the Courthouse
snow HILL on the end Monday after the 4h Monday Of
March, 1885, then and there to plead,
the bills Of Joshua Rouse, Major B. smith and William u.
Edmondson, filed in said Court against him ct al the
same will be taken as cvnftssed and pa,ts him.
Witness, Richard n Forbes, Jerk and Master in Equity
for said County, the 2nd Monday after the 4th Monday
September, A. d. 1856.
r. n. FORBES C. ME-
Nov. 81, 1856. IJ63-vev,
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Marcos Hunn.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. s.-Four negroes were hurg
Friday at Dover Tennessee, for being implicated in
the conspiracy for rebellion among the slaves in that
quarter.
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA, wILso,

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,w WILSON
County, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, October
Term, 1885, In the matter of the probate of the last will
and testament of Thos Williamson, deceased. depisar
eel
paper writing purporting be the last will and
ment Of Thos Williamson, deceased sPrpounded
bate in open court by Garry Williamson and Jesse Full.
gham the executors therein named whereupon Jordan
Goodwin and wife Penelope, Braswe Renrow and wife Ma
H OF the heirsataw and next of kin of the said Thomas
williamson come into court and enter a the pro-
bate thereof and that the the last will and
testament OF the said Thomas part there
of thereupn, the court directs the following be
made up and submitted to jury to wit is the said
writing part thereof and if what part the last
will and testament of the said Thomas Williamson
And appearing to the court that Dempsey Williamson
and Mary BOyet of the hesataw and of kin of the
said Thos Williamson, reside beyond the limits of this
State ordered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six weeks notifying them TO appear
Mt the next term of the court there pro-
csedug in this cause and to make themselves parties to
the said issues if they shall think proper.
Witness: T. c. Davis clerk Of said court at Office in
Wilson, the 4th Monday of October. 1856.
T. C. DAVIS Clerk.
november u, 1856. ll6S-H6G,
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Eagle City and Bank, and their Merits.
IN I'll T. SUBSCRIBER HAS SELECTED THE FOL-
II LOWING members of the General Assembly us cho-
defenders of the above, viz:
Senators. Commoners.
Battle, Sharpe,
Christian, Cotton,
Cameron, Dargan,
Parks, Gen. Leach,
Miller, Bright,
Dockery, Hill. of Halifax,
Hill, Baxter,
Ramsay, Blow,
j. w. Thomas, Glass,
Boyd, Hall,
Sanders Mabry,
Houston, Ogburn,
Wilder Reaves.
Hill, of Stokes
A. BAGGARLY.
Dec. IL, 1856. Tim.
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PEPPERS HOTEL,
EAYETTEVILLE STREET,

RALEIGH, n. c..
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. PRIVAT E
Va ROOMS FOR PARTIES.
,sg- Oysters received daily Families supplied with the
best in The place.
December IL, 1856. TT.
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"Here lies Sam,
As great Il sham,
As ever gulled a nation;
He lived aid lied,
Blasphemed and died.

One more James DuCnanan and JOhn u. BrecE-
inrdge the peoples choice" On the reverse
"We told you sol"
These two taken at random, from some seven
teen; most of the others were equally as appropri-
ate Seventy five guns free, o,-thc firing COM
menced soon after night-all, and continued till past
midnight. The town dazzled, and the whole
heavens rendered respendent by brilliant display
of fire works.
After the procession had nearly completed the
line of march, it was announced that John Parker
Jordan, ESQ, on his way home from Raleigh, was
a guest at Lassiter's Hotel. Immediately the
mand to counter-march given, and the process.
sion repaired to the hotel After much solicitation
the distinguished gentleman made his appearance
on the second floor of the front porch, and gave ut
terance to address appropriate for the occasion,
and rcplete with und and convincing argument.
No notes were taken on the OCCASION and after the
lapse of so much time the attempt at sketch of his
able speech could but do it the grossest injustice
Suffice it to say, he painted with a masterly hand
the dangers through which We have just past, the
narrow escape from destruction, and the difficulties
which await in the future,-oi the unwaverng
devotion of the Democratic party to the constitution
and the Union, &c.
Although standing in mud and water, and ex.
posed to drenchng rain, the auditory were held
spell-bound, and seemed 10th to give him up, when
he concluded his address, which could not have las
ted less than three. quarters of an hour
In conclusion, must not forget to pay deserved
compliment to Kayton's Brass Band of Norfolk, who
gave full evidence, by the quantity and quality of
their music both of the strength of their lungs and OF
their artistic skill
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Dec. l2, 1856.

Oak Hill Academy, Granville County, N. c.
TUNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RESIGNED THE
a ot Hm @ & %, h o.sh h we ,h aT n.y. ana Seuea
1857.
strict watch will be kept the morals of those
mted to his charge but secaran doctrines incucaed
Exempt from exciiements to dissipation within mile of
Presbyterian, Methodist. and Baptist church. and i'm
healthy section Of The State Oak Hill presents adyan
tages Thankful for the extensive patronage he has rece
edlboth.frm Carolina and Virginia. he socs continuance
of the same.
Several families the place prepared board
dents Young gentlemen coming by public conveyance
will stop Henderson, where hacks be procured Oak
Hill is Is miles of Oxford and about 90 south of
Crksve Va. Board is S4'; and tuition $50 per session
Of months. Fer further particulars address,
]. p. BAGBY,
Proprietor and Principal.
December IL, 1856. ll63-w2mpd.
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II his real estate in the county of Onslow consist
ing q" his plantation, containing thousand
guod farming land with two guod recently erected resi-
dences the for winter the other for house.
with the necessary out-buildngs for servants grain
stock, &c.
Also, connected with the above twelve thou
sand acres of piney land, upon which and
fine cultivation some thirty sets of boxes with round pines
lands two fine Dseries sufficient for the distillation
Of the crop Aso fine sixteen horsepower stean.saw
and grst MILL and large and commodious
good stand for the barerng of groceries, &c. for Tupen-
tine.
will doubtless closely inspect the premises before purcha
sing.
JN0 A. AVERITT.
Catharine Lake, n. C..
Dec 10, lS56 6-tlml7
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&OE REWARD !---I WILL GIVE sa5 RE-
D~eD ward for the apprehension of, and delivery to
me, consignment to Jail at Iousburg n c., or $40 if
consigned any other JAIL bov Stephen purchased by
Of H. H. Harris deceased, and raised by Mrs. John
Harris Wake Forest College in which neghborhood
think he is staying Said boy about six feet high very
we'll formed and very black, with exceedingly we'll
shaped for negro carries somewhat downward counte
nance very quick spoken looks be about 25 years
old, and:generally wears large pair of whiskers.
WILLIAM POWELL,
Pugh's Hill Franklin Co., n. c.
Dec. 1856. 7-tf
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A[OTICE.-ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN JANUA-
~ RY next VII sell public auction, in the town of
Oxford rhe house and lot formerly owned by g. c.
E. II. Hicks credit of six months will be given the pur
chaser Bond with approved security bearing interest
from date will be required and the title retained until the
r. j. MITCHELL, Trustee.
December 4. 1856. llsa-td.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CITIZENS
IL of Craven and Beaufort Countess that application
will be made at this Legislature, BY the citizens Of the low
part of said Counties to cut oa portion Of each county
s1as form a county named Union. The proposed
line will be from the head of Goose Greek to Durams
Greek, in Beaufort County, to include the neck
lower part of said Counties.
Dec 1859. T-lm
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SELECT MALE SCHOOL.-THE UNDERSIGN.
- Ed having procured large and comfortable in
the Masonic building in the City of Raleigh proposes
his schuol the first Monday in January ls57.-
e session will continue re m"nths The primary
of English will be strictly attended to- from Consciousness
that primary education is the most important. High
ter English and Mathematics Latin and Greek will also be
taught.
Terms per session of five months sIa 50
1t is desirable that those intending send the under
signed would enter at the beginning of the session. Stu
dents will be admitted at any time during the session and
charged only from time of entrance.
WILLIAM JEFFERSON YOUNG.
Raleigh Dec l2. 1856. It'll.
A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED..--THE
"A subscriber, residing in Gates county, about seven
miles from Gatesvle and two miles frsm Reynoldson,
wishes TO employ lady To teach Music the Piano. the
Latin and French Languages Mathematics, Drawing. Pain
ting. and all the usual English branches of education;
board in hls family an to teaching the
cond Monday in Januaay next The situation is pleasant
and healthy and the society Of the vicinity is Very good
To who furnish satisfactory testimonials to
qualifications liberal salary will be paid and other
need apply. Address JOHN WILEY,
Gatesvie n C..
Dec. IL. 1885,. 1l65-3tw.
70 The Greensboro Patriot, the Richmond Enquirer
and the Baltimore Sun. will please copy the above notice
three times each send copy of the numbers that shall
contain the notice and then forward their bills for
payment. JOHN WILEY.
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TUNHOSE WISHING TO SEE ME- ON PROF ESSION-
IL AL business, will please call at my residence.
H. w MILLER.
December l2. 1856. 7-sw4t.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TEHE BOOKS OF Z. L. HARDING WERE CLOSED
IL January ls 1885, and notice duly given to those
indebted either BY BOND NOTE OR OPEN ACCOUNT to make
immediate payment to Nm. H. WiAliams, who ap.
pointed "Agent' for the settlement of the business
portion Of those indebted. have very promptly Paid
leaving still due quite a large amount
Ample time has already been gren but feeling disposed
to favor old and to them the cos Of
suit law give notice that all Bond Notes and Ac
counts remaining unpaid January l 1857, will be placed
in the hands of an attorney.
Pay the edsh, at once to Mr.. WIN. H. Williams,
Agent, and receive your Bonds Notes and Ace unts,
whilst they are in his hands. E. L. HARDING.
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NOR RENT.-.THE COACH AND BLACKSMITH
IL Shops belonging to tn. estate Of the late w. F. Clarke
offered for for the year 1857 For apply at
this office.
Dec. IL, 1856. 7-3t.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THOMAS
~ WILLIAMS and Others will apply TO the present
sion of the Legislature for charter TO McLendons
Greek in Moore county.
December II, 1856. 7-lmpd.
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uNORESrVILLE MALE ACADEMY.-THE
Il will open the second Monday in Janua-
~ next. Number of pupils Limited 10 twenty-five.
Tuition SIS co. Good board be had at IS 90 per
A. j. EMERSON, Principal
Forsstvile, N. G., Dec. 1st 1856. lIsa-wsw.