davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
Raw Mil nnli Giri-f TTITI.

" trsHea, ite iafni rUa'i o. tsitet irto fluf
tfsets, wifh iui afeFeu1erts ts af tsrt
ups tse Jsiic eass snnrsg. & sssifstts cstsa1r8
umc eli - gives. b ihs psYmrs'. le secuted AT
tkc iatCresi urtron te PSI atau1HF
Faf fafihsr tnfuflat' t'.a s.ifrss ife .uts-fii.f q
P,ssasIs, W. ~ Wa ~ WoOBsoN.
Ag4IlI fa-f -W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

EFNevsr mafry man until you have
sees bin sat Lst the etudida,e for ysur
taH4 vsss throBsh shs ss&nsl 81 salibs soft
bailed eggs II bo can DO it aud losvs ths
table spread she napkin. sad his shirt un.
spotted -iako bin Try him noKt with q
fp1sc fih ifhg srosmpHsbes Ellis feat With
oag putfing oagUne ~ his EYES. % pii-hiBg
tbe houos INTO year lap-uana ths wedding
Day at ease, be vii DO ~ tis 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
80 VVnmar ~ 81.

w Ant WoMAN uhssi tssuig ystri q tgs,
acFaaisirt elh aii kiofs 81 h1ate u0Tk. inta4st-
0la ahf of rHaf aiErcsidau E1gaifs "a 80
FHgE PBEs8 OFFlCE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

GsN ~ EHtafafs adf fftFeffH- gHass RI sre
Yea ,stsaEa ftesf sfrs.. li t1rrr rf... rfl rss-
ktae - .sitass -fs ~ rrFr ssiiaaas n
- A-rFa "A M1sir raeI ahI, E.saa tes
tlaafi E4rsal o. a. l. auaa 90 .sss
ra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

SSISgN-J -
IL l. L:
TIE UNITED STATES LIFE INSIT.
RANCE, ANNUITY s. TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
Asseu, January 1t, 1876 81. .f2i Gia "a
~. u. Lgs-rs Promptly adjusted aat paiI ,hrr,
.Ae ol'oe q H'H,'9t Agcsag At R!chmasi, Va.
tniErnati0nuI E..Ee AsSurnnrc So
CiE 4 OF NEW YORK AND I.ONDoS.
CsSGal se,5oo,ooo.
N h AGuaranIee Fund OF Z 100 600 drr,,j,ca
WIN lhe ComPuoll-r Uf the STATE oi New York
ior ihe security and benenI OF ALL policy holders
IN the UEiiei States
Tke Insurance OF the lives Of Slaves no, exceed.
'ng 'hree-ionrihs and frD-Sir6s OF the actual eaA
value Of Slaves witt be taken.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSIT-
RANCE COMPANY
NETAsE, ~. lSt January, 1906,
Nett accumulation 90 on oo+ -
Total amount 10 JAP. ~, 1886, 5ggS es
i"'a' amount $50 800 90
Grand Total, 81 o4l ISs ~
MeSieal EtaaizerE--G. p. Mason. NJ d N
r CooEE, NJ. ID, J0us 4. SrEIITu, 81. D.. II. r
hAGsuDGR, NJ. ID.
ts- The Agent will give his pTessyt attention snd
Pe'is1A! sspeTviSags 10 all risks IcAeeuey aud rArr
ersT requested ~ 10 DO.
APplicatiOas TO lie made 10 J. p. BROWN. gao
Post Master, Cbsrlestown, or 10 the Agent throvgh
the Post Oihce. ChaTlestowu.
May 10. fs55-iy
0J-sPirt aad sbePhsrdsiowh Rsrisscr cory Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
ICE rnEAM

FHHtiE lce Cfeam Saioan. BE- hos apsa.
aa FffFafed % fafhtk uuatg.
Ls@oa, Nrails, Sifa gbefig aai fnt
Appis Cfrsa. a.
jsss isss jOuNF BLEssfNe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
4 ifUnltt.tnAs-

'iiuatista s an tstiia baliy.aa spoat
~ q 'aats saetting sf tho uatsYrss5. a
sii.i Feiafuh-r that lie fsasiiaa III shis
maFaIttreut Fsrabhe 'fsu sss isEssss
.s'4 : sgaiesdsf, saa ruiEss sas q
EsA luhha raPsr ssarias tAs f,Hss.
ias Fsfsggsgh
fsFiartfg ~ Htsaey Ssiafaas fstsvn.
iti desc sod tfpks ais bsst rs essa4fs
y fseei7sd 81 aisss isjsfY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

rFaE,f dsa'sisa - -. So gt-s4tsgs
saa rhs iisiiset,sa is Bi-, sss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

FNkA hafFssf give ne rzH 80 urfH rfrr
W sca ki.so wpIh ~ eeots fof ei. Thsrs = -
mbtsks stoai h Thr eeofs snlsreak E,I fse1s.
ssitfs Bisft effaeitt ~ Coufi n6use 40 "a
fasf fItln fefEGs Heel
Jaiy :. 80 r. g slGAFOOsE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

pg-A Wes,sEn posl gives Ibs believing
explosion
Tbs ng.nsvosusd tho wheels diI eresk.
hc steam iid whistle, and tLs heller dii
leak Tho bsiler VS. sramiaa3-tbsyfJ fJund
h vas tusisi--sb0a hil q . Sudden ths
cid thing hustsd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07


The pFosPsess fer ths slsstisa.sf Ne.
filln0rs are brightsnisE every Ssy. Ae.
eounts from all qaaSisrs ia8ieals Rsssiae
desire 90 the para ef The eoaseysafips. ks,o
abt,iiag aAd Ussgs ivyis,, acs % tks soan-
cry 20 effect this sbjsos Ne FIlimoFs kas
bses tried bis a4niaisIrssioa gave gene
tal Ea,isfsetisn, kS sppsnsBts admil him a
b just sad sqsitakls, aud tkis is inst uhss
the oeuntfy wants. man shs kBows al
NoFth No soath ~ Hast ne " sst hus haa
the ihtefsst 81 tbs uhsls eouEtsy az Asasa.
snd vill adm,aistsE ihs iass sisksat fsss ss
PfsJadies-a naa ubs vsBla Talhsr q sisks
ttsn - ffttilsRt gsetishaiism sat "a.
na'iaisui must ts pat dowa II shs Uaioa Z
% siaHd aad hF Ftla.oFs tas skif be uia
eEeEt al his PsSoTs - aseon pisa tbss ssA
Lea aii ihsu - = VsIk hsaEblg iaRslAsp,
NiiA bHsi tsisFmiasii3n. saah ~ kis,.sle
llsl ~ .lslsly % iat.Gsrsncs e. -
part shall prsvest ssecoss tat thst ~
5itigeo-s sad eIhflsbos shall ssepstats
uI'h 90 .ilgfs n tis fsi.8sa oiEssns. ssA
aI'aII f.'slsrs uiI ID ihs nral PFssi1sst
of ts.st aiial stsiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
CART = A,aN n0TEL,

M B0oks ARd Aeeoa uts ere fssiI ioF ssnls.
vi msat teess = SiahiaK 10 sgs Eoable vii esll
asi msks srgsngaaEata Al = gissIne this warn.
iBE nsy lsok sat ffgml = sl a tcI ISth hsf,h.
February "A. iass-sC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
,.yYJ FOEa SALE.

a 20 Asrss ~ lnud, ,Iosiiy Lissestsss
ffNiE flls-f.sf sl-ls i1f tsis tfigaEig. BE
i1Im i1 Ea.s.eur srrny iYisg 90 t1ft aidrs
81 CaAFba Creek. foef miist fen Flaessnf,-
Aksfc are agau ihr Eiaeo a.l arraslafy imQroYg.
Infn's wth 81 a.tiiiiua Ola
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
SAMUEL STONE,

CongIissio. yer ~ Ck1noeyy Of tAs CyeHa
and COsA " CsosTf of Js6svsOa COsEty.
NFFICg iu a We L'ost,-iIoa'e, (oP s,sirs,) in The
~ roofa gar ma ay years occapied en- Office
y the late IaheEt We rihihgtoo, Bsg
Fairanes (sxorps C0u-u days) a. the east door,
Jolly ~ IHS4--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
EDIToaIAL TRICK.

undsr this caption the Richmond WIKI
le., Gy the suIjOiasd Jeeler q, the Eaquires
Of that city
Ths way ;Le EE4SireE has of filing lss
dull colamns with rssy editorials fron ,As
Nhig tAis bot weather, il species Of sdiso-
rial trleksry We have never before ssea re-
sorted to. There Wers nearly two columnD
Of editorial from the WbiE iu ysstsTday's
Eululrer-repUblished in that paper %
presume, because its editor hasn't suartnsss
enough daring tho heatsd term TO write any,
thing thoussad,h part as we'll himself
II be is very hard up We will edit his paper
for hiia-it would not iaisrfsrs a. all with
our editing the Wing for WS are very ssre
It would not take fifteen minutes OF oar time
day to edit the Euquirer huHdred times
bettcr than the shrivsled, pale siskly N
Is odiiSd new. So, If you will promis
quit APPTopriating what we write for
Wing We will send ysu enough sdit.:
matter every day, with just fflsea min
notice, 20 make up Jour little paper .'-
VIC are certain your readers Weald sAnt -
tho arrangement with shouts 81 Isy-s1a
they have long since observed thai uhass -
er there is Of good IN the Enquirer ssasis.s
Of extracts from the Whig Ssaa arsuaa
your devil, aud we'll furnish yea snsagh ra-
ey, sensible, aud patriotic editorials IL fys
minutes to astoEi,h your cid Fsgy readers
the balance Of their natural lives
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
The United States
LTlF'IE INgURAsNOJE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
or PHTLdDELPHIA.
SLAVE PREMIUMS.

The foliowing are the rates Of Insurance Tor
Sloo on the Life OF Slave, for the term Of Pour
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
CERTAIN DISEASE

When the guided and usprulrnt ystsrv of nj ,.,,.
aa' Ae has 'a5itSt iae seed Il this psglaI as0ass
TOO oitea hai'fvas ihai H. Hcd sease 81 - ~
who, frrn sd0caIun sni TrsPeeiasl.t ;.as 70 hsae
Mg?d BIN dsiaJ ing iill The erasutStioaaI s"n,,,S
siLs heril t5sase make ihs,r aprearsnrc. .IIrt,r.
he ;a1I taisa' dSs, ssn, Sei pTuErcssiEg oa viii
ksf9l faP5hg, I'LL death pats rtriod % has drcalf
'HirTinEs By ssndns L 20 THAT blgTss oui uheRs.
no isa'sil rstusns" IL IS a HacIaaehoIy Iset th.t
lsii Fe'ins 10 this terrible dises.s owing 90
the nhsiIihissss of issorsat Prvtcadcrs who by ,s
ssS ~ nat dey potaOa, HcTclIry, the eousttatto
aSd make the residue a hfe miserable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
sftiiHraGF

Ns'fisd PSIciI. or Ycaug AIsn cga,ctnplsiin- mar.
mage brIef aware - Fhysical weakness oT-aair iebI
~, asflf, ,hiies, &s., ssaali sprly lu.fa.liItcIy
iiu ~l.p Plsc.s haHsyf spder tie care II Ds ] tasy
Triirgrsiy clnhdc ~ ls hnn0T Gcafis rasn snl CO.
2 hasn'iF Fsiy ul.en hts ssll a. PAY s.eiaa.
uFFGE. NO 7 SOUTH FREDERICK- ST.
Z. O0OGS FRON gdLlIAf0RE STREE,J:
EfST'HIDE. IP TRf' STlsYss
tsf.B1 particular iH ohscrz iar tAe N,-B ,u,I No.,
IsT' "a yVs val I-4stske Ilo plare
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
DR. JOHNSTON

Men'bor q tlsv Royal CulIsSe o. Surgeons. Io-a,,
Ei4sa,te tFun cue Of the eminent colleges ~ The
h'eA Ststs, aas the greater part % Nh6.c life h,,
n,e ,peni a. t,e ht Hospitals II I0Iaa Paris Phil
@siP'',a -a elsewhere has eGeete, s,snc a the n,
a'h HsSn elTrs that were kaovn s,sanv tr,sbl5
VIA fssins IN tbe bea and ears hen asleep great sr.
'vsI'e - ttns aiHrnied al salca sounds aad baskEil
ness, with treqarat binshIng attended sometime, v,L
deraasoinsat oi maud, were esfoSi Immediately
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
EXTRAORDINARY POLITICAL RvREr.

Oue of ths most remarkable events Of The sss ls
the passage Of the Hew KaHsAs biIi by the ID n
Seaa's. rs SVsd rSpeai " IA uasfa suBsGa.os
~ ~ kastas GS4 Nsbfa5ka biHsf lsoG lfis nos
oaly frSogaiii0G, bui practical assertion Of a.
igsi Of Congress 10 lsgisiais Tor the TsEFiaosy kas
even 70 TsPcai its legislatioa. Moreoyss. nis A
sIPrsss PSaeueAl 'ecoghiii0n Of The Native Aa.1r.
iean prineipis. u ahRuls the chief nfovtaiona a.
The t1asiej bill OF 81 tt sets az open dsaasee asA
wipes oat az imprftAnt fesolatiGa og the Sstael.-
saii psm9cfauc Ns;iOaa CVsVsHtiea ; and b Dc.
direct aEd asfrsly IN the face oi The loud pFra.h
ises "a ne s1iiis Democracy fof he Issg toe
yeas
Fellow eSuhirymsn look Al iAls thsasl Tks
Drmocfaiie party ot the aatiOa saksd isslf npoa
iss hahsas and NebTsskA bill. ThAi hill zee ofls-
IaAUy nade parry tnessurs By tAs Dsmeefaey II
CosETsss, aad ussn % teeame . law, the la y uas
maae parry measure By ihs DemoaraeJ svasy-
SAsrs The Whole Ds@oefaey maes tAs Lao
oe@cerai'e tsst NOt is sSPpofl ths law n al las
Povl.aoas vas treason 70 The party fThs ciasia-
ph't Cgavfniiea eeelafe4 the uacoesiliu aoaalliy
" ne tatsfisfsnes 0f Congfssa Il tsFFssiai lsgS.
isnon nEd ne party has rnd0fssd The dselafatioa
Aad yst soy oaf Dsmoefatie Sshaas aOaz awav
via ias Hsbsssts lag. isgslsis fos ne FeFfsissy
fspsas The lss,ssatioa 81 tho TstFilofy asd saaes
thai hoHs bot native asd naiafaiEsa ettEsss ahatl
vote In The Territory What NE psmoesaits pas.
0Re week ago buasied of e. its great dis,ioetiys
nsasafs, ~ tsa msaaufg, II aaBthaiated ~ hs
oSa haEd. Hers is party satssirsphs vhksaa
"a shsd0v oi Pafailsi 10 the party hsssofy Tks
psmoeFaiie parry - sasdssig uansfsrussd into 4
hugs crab Dakibg bsch.HasSs a. ErssF uoftsI,
crab dd befoss The spsrtnsls 10 q @oa.ftoua
LSstscifls ysursai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

The nssy thossssds cured a. tbs asaisassa vitAia
ths lest hftss yssss. saa lhs Rartssa sug
Eieai oPsFaSss PsrfsssA by d.. IoAssssa Witnessed
~ ths F.Poers q tAs Pspass asd any otAss
sst~s q uhsa hsys sPpsarsd azss ed agais bsfsso
tAs pseie Asstay ~ sankaE esstissSaa e ehar-
sssss ed FesRoesehiy, = sssisst saarsatss 70 he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
NEW uooKg

1Cerssl' the Projection, from " Aeh archie. srris-
in oil tHvs Gsuslly cut Ia fasts,tIc C,e, "a MAJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
YOUNG MEN
DR. JoHRsT0Rs INpTCoRATTyG REsfE.
DPF0R GENITAL DEBILITY.

Th great sod imp0Ttha, Tensdy hes TossosSd
aad yigoT % tbsands q the mosi nervoas cad dsbS
ted, many q whoa had 0st all bapes asd hssa sb.a
dossd 20 dc. by its soylets inVgorasa q ths NsF
xoas sysien, the Sbols lacses besomog ssslofoS %
hss proper poSer ssd fasetoss ssd he slsa fsbsis
a iHe rased sP 20 bssaty. eoosistssey snd dUrafiu
sPos ihs Has q aa sassiaisA ed Pssafns Sseiias
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
MARRIAGE.

Physea hsstsl DsIa-iasafioa, Nerves. Irrstshsl;
W. Treuablisg aad Wsskasss, o. REhsnssioa of The
Hst issFfai had speedily cured b. De. JOhastca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

inmciistely oE-J u fali viEtt restot.d
lls drr afs di.casc - NE p~aty sasst frrruen,ix
padty thsac who kas. bgeoDs The victim. Of
.ns' usss Psf'oHs arc too apt 10 eouannu sH.
that hsay esas. Nov, Uhs that uaier.aaa. he ssb-
le' "a i pfctsd 70 dlny that ihc rT u I.rner,ato,
Ut s1sst ~ ihas~ iaiiss tst1 IspfQcT h.Lit. than
y TIC Jraf-Ht BVsl,s ieia- dspriycd tAs plra,afe
o' aes shg ospt'ar. tAe scusas aal sestr,etF,c
,lEfFtfEs g. tyth ap3y aai miRj aFi.c The sysisu,
p -e' drr-7sed, the I.y sleal zui Glcri-l pygsr.
Soat"nef, n.r,tr1 dStity dys,ei.ia rslpitaiioa of
lac krISi, slE sttta. uE - the fssIse euB,h
gmgt1sai u e-ssIs5 liila. sac,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

DFPER9 ktE SsafssetsEaI scfysees to the eiii-
~ S~ns ef fChaTl.si0uh aud iis vicinity.
JGes on Msia Street, one door east Of Carriers
gI"'el. May ~, lHsI.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-12-24
The African Slave Trade.

The African Slave Trade.
In the House OF Representatives on Monday last,
Mr.. Etheridge, K. n, of Tennessee, offered the
following resolution:
Reolued That this House of Representatives regards all
suggestions and propositions of every kind by whomso
ing the moral sentiments of the enlightened portion of
mankind and that any action the part
niving legalizng that horrd and nhunian traffic
would justly subject the m"nt and citizens of the
United States to the reproach and execraOn of all civilized
and Christian people throughout the world"
After many objections and some debate, the rules
were suspended and vote taken on the resolution.
Mr.. Purycar, among Others said he was much
opposed to the reopening of the African slave trade
as any member of the House but, as he believed
the resolution out of place, ana itimed he should
vote against it.
The resolution was passed, yeas 152, nays 81
Mr. Orr of South Carolina, then offered the follow
ing, and moved the previous question:
Resoced That the House of Representatives, express
sing what believe 10 be the opinion both Of the Nort
and South opposed to the reopenng of the African
slave trade"
This resolution was adopted yeas 1873, nays g.
all the members from this State, who were present
voting for it. The eight nays were Messrs Barks.
dale, Bennett, Brooks, Kcitt, Quitman, Shorter,
Walker, and Wright.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-12-24
LARGE SALE
VALUABLE LANDS.


An THE SECOND MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, 1857,
" at the Court House in the town of Fayetteville the
undersigned will offer for SALE credit OF one and two
year, several tracts Of Land in the counties of Cumberland
and Harnett- ~
One tract on the Western bank Of the Cape Fear river
below Smiths Ferry, containing about fifteen hundred and
sixyfve acres-the plantation of the late Henry Elliott
There is eestate hundred and fifty Of this
tract which will not be offered for sale The interest in
will be disposed of the sale day. separate
fhe other portion of the plantation.
50 Lower little known the Gibson place.
sos Lower little rver former residence ofAcx.
Williams, Jr. -
As acres near Elliott's Mills. -s.
$50 on the Juniper.
800 on Little Mill Greek.
600 acres on Gibson's Creek-ths Sinclair piaee.
$40 McArther's Bridge. Also, She mill
timber on 800 acres adjoining -t-.-
500 acres ON the Black Branch, near W. J. keiyh And
the saw mill timber on ll0 acres adjoining
$50 Munroes Bridge, north aide Of the
400 acres, including the Mineral Spring near the Mills
formerly Col Murchison's.
800 Grog Greek, near the Fayetteville and Wes-
tern Plankroad.
so acres on the North prong Of Andersnn's creek.
Also, undivided interest," being one-;hrd of Lots
in the of Fayetteville Rowan street. known
Armstrong and 2s of land the south sdc
of Little river, near Elliotts Mills
At the time, on q credit Of six months win DO
sold
40 shares Of stock in the Fayetteville and Raleigh Rank
road.
l2 shares in the Fayetteville and Western Pank-oad.
shares the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation
Company.
10 shares in the Cumberland Academy And an undri.
ded interest in the Chemical Apparatus therein.
These sales are made under power in the will Of the
9hsA.k :. {. sHEPHERG, EHHHG1 Ern.
Dec 1a, 1885, s-swtd.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-12-24
Prof: Bledsoe,s Work on Slavery

We are under obligations to Josiah Collins, Jr.,
Esq, of Washington county, N. G., for two copies
of can Essay on Liberty and Slavery, by Albert
Taylor Blcdsoe, LII. D.. Professor of Mathematics
in the University of Virginia"-just issued from the
press Of Lppincott & Co., Philadelphia copy
of which, by request of Mr.. Collins, have placed
in the Reading Room of the " Oak City Guards Of
this City.
We have read this work with much attention and
interest," and consider it one ofth very ablest ever
yet written on the abstract moral and political ques
ton of slavery Weregret that we lack space to mako
extracts, or to notice it at length. Let every Sou
thern citizen obtain the work, and read and study
it for himself We should be glad to see it in our
University, and indeed in all our schools
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-12-24
North Carolina Six Per Cent State Bonds.
TREASURY DErARrxESr, n. c.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n. c.,
November Is, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Dat this office until i clock, A. NJ 18th of Jan next
for the purchase of the following State Bonds $aes
00O under act for construction of Atlantic and North
lima Railroad, running thirty years. and 5000 under
for construction of Fayetteville and Warsaw Piankroad
running twenty The above bonds dated January
lst, 1856.
Both classes of Bonds will have coupons for interest at
six cent attached st days Of January and July
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank Of
the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers
have them payable at the Treasury of the State.
Successful bidders upon being informed of the aecep
including the accrued interest from January 1857 the
credit of the undersigned in the Bank aforesaid in tho
Bank of the State or Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their endorsed
"Proposals for n. c. Stocks the undersigned
eigh, n. C.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller Of State and the President
the Bank of the State d. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer.
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WAKE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
KEW. 8. K. TRAwICk, ,PrlncipaI.
MRs. S. r. TRAwIcK, Assistant.

MRs S. R. TRAwIck, Assistant.
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
Trawck and his accomplished lady, for next This ID
preparatory school Of high grade, young ladies and
tory for the duties of ife Young wishing prepare
for teaching will fud here wholesome and thorough in
strucon Special attention will be given in that depart.
This Institution is situated in Wake County, n c.. six
miles south of Raleigh, upon the Stage road leading from
Raleigh to Fayetteville in of the most moral, nte.
gent and healthy Deghborhoodsi middle North Carolina
with first rate water Ample provisions have been made
: students.
The thrd session will open on Thursday, the sth of
January 1857, and continue 81 weeks at the following
hoard including fuel and washing, lights excepted six
TUITION SESSION.
Primary studies, spelling, reading &c, SIS 90
All other English studies, IL 90
Latin, Greek Mathematics, &c, lS 90
Extras
French, 500
Music Piano. instrument included 1s 90
Mi Wax Work, different kinas, each, 30
Needle Work, various kinds, each, 8 90
Painting. water colors, 90
, the being either
Craven, Normal College, A. ME n lewis % Esq' H. w. Miller
Esq NJ A. Bedsoe Esq, Raleigh and the Editors Of the
Standard Ss Nc Advocate and Spirit Of the Age; Rev.
ESQ., and Jno n. Fleming, Esq, Wake.
Special attention will be given to the moral well
the intellectual training Of students. Preaching in the
Academy month more besides there are churches
Of different denominations convenient
desirable that all students be present the first day
though they can enter Mt tme and be charged
ngy and no deduction made only in of protactcd
sickness. a
Those coming to Raleigh from any direction will be met
with conreyances and brought out free of charge if they
will inform US when they will be there.
Address the Principal either of the undersigned for
particulars, at Raleigh, n. C.
W. W.. %H1HAkHs WHITAKER, r''p's''''.
Raleigh, Dec 8, 1856. llse-wlow.
80 Advocate Spirit of the Age. Giraffe copy.
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w. Principal.
b HE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL CON-
MENCE on the Ind Monday in January next This
is situated about fourteen miles east of Louis
burg and twelve of Nashville in healthy moral and
intelligent ncghborhoOd, free from all dissipation there
being store shop where liquor is vended where
this place.
TERNS:
Tuition, per session. in English branches, $40 90
Do do in Latin and Greek Is 90
Board can be had with Drs. G. Slls and Jno W Ear,
Mr. r. Nichols and other respectable houses from 81
to IS on per month"; including washing and fuel Any per-
desiring further information concerning this School will
please address the Principal Dr. Slls Castaa, Nash
county N. C.
December lst, 1856. 1l6e-w4w.