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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-17
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE IN HEN
DERSON.

TNHE subscriber offers IS acres Of land, most of
Il which is in the corporate limits ofthe Town.
On it are manJ good springs Of excellent water,
many beautiful sites for building ard quarries
Of superior building granite aboHt half of it is
heavily tiabered. 1t will be divided in lots 20 suit
purchasers.
He offers for sale also a house and lot on the
Main Street. Ono of the best stands for business
in Henderson. 1t has a 2 story house With 2 chin
neys. The lot is 80 feet wide on the street, giving
ample room for q large store house.
He would also sell a house and lot adjoining the
above, having a 2,story building with a good cellar,
now occupied as a saddler's shop.
Persons wishing TO 60 into business In Render-
son would do we'll to make early application TO P.
W. Wyche, who is fully authorised to sell any or
all Of the above lands and lots.
WILL. E. WYCHE.
Noyemher 81 1855. lift
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COTTAGE OAK FEMALE SEMI
NARY

ENHE Misses Finney take this method Of
i informing the public, that the exercises
of their school will be resumed on the LIST Mond-y
in January, at the re sidence of their late Father,
DIR. G.. Finney.
The location is healthy, and in decidedly one of
the mostpleasant neighborhoods in lower Virginia.
In this pleasant retreat, the students are enabled
to pursue their studies, free from the objections
inseparable from residence in a town or village,
and, with but little to divert their attention, OF
tempt them to extravaganza or frivolity. The
Seminary, is however, sufficiently near to churches
of four different denominations, to enable the
students, under the care of ono of the teachers. to
attend Divine service nearly every Sabbath. The
course of study adopted in this school is extensive,
and, whilst the more ornamental branches are rot
neglected, every effort is made to impart a thorough
knowledge of the more solid and useful-those,
which in after life, viii enable the alumni of the
school to discharge the duties of their respective
stations, with pleasure to their friends, and credit to
themselves. Students will be received any time,
not however for a less period than FIVE months, and
no deduction will be made for lost time, except in
cases of protracted sickness. The government of
the school is mild and parental, whilsti it's rules are
enforced with frmncss and impartiality. Every
possible care will be taken to secure the health of
the students. The school is within s miles of q
Railroad Depot, at Suffolk, Virginia.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE,

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 Mrs F Barnes, Fair
Bluff DIR ID G Dunlap, Brewers Mills Miss
A d Pate, Bloomsbury; Miss Martha Jones,
Green Hill Miss Sally Henderson, VIII.
liamsboro' J @ Powell, st Johns Miss
Mary NJ Wills, Sandy Mush J A Winstead,
b Lee, B Winstead, D Ewers, E Winstead,
Joyner's Depot; Miss S A Simmons, Tere.
binth E A Craven, Moore j n Alexander;
Clear Greek; G ii jackson, Kinston I
Nichols, S w Marshborn, Castalia Wm
Stronach, Raleigh &C f Faucet, Alamnnce;
w j Spencer, Middleton Miss Louisa Neal,
Minersville Miss Mary Ann Jordan, Viii
son J X Blair, PittsylVauia Miss Mary D
Dallas, Dan River Geo. w Grant, w Ven.
able, DR. John ID Peatrass, j Ii Eames, Pitt.
sylvania j Grissom, Mill Banks Mrs Dl
Hicks, Oxford.
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THE ADAMS ExPREss coMpANY

rgNHE Adams Express Company having made
4 arrangements with the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road Company, and re- established their Of
Zee in Raleigh. n. c., are now prepared to trans
port Freight, Specie, Bank-nOtes, and parcels Of
every description, to and from all the principal
Cities North, South and West of Raleigh, AT THE
MOST REASONABLE RATES.
Also the foilowin stations on the lire OF the
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad: to Franklinton,
Henderson, Warrenton, CASTOR and WeadoH-
The Express will run with the speed and regu-
larity of tbs mails, in chargezof special messen
gers. WM. WHITE, Jr, AGENT
offee at the old stand, near the Marlborough
House.
September 18Th, 'S46. 3
CONSTANT aRRIvALS.-wE ARERECEIV-
u ING dailJ, by Express, accessions TO our now
large and attractive stock of Ready -Bade Clothing.
= The increasing demand at this concern since
its first establishment in lS47 is evidence that
there is no hum5ug in the Goods We sell, and We
have this season prepared y laTg,r and better Sc
lection, we think than has ever before been exhib-
tied in this City.
We have DoW a most complete assortment Of the
finest Dress Goods for gentlemen, warranted t"ft
in a styl, uneqnalled by the tesi Merchant Tail
ors.
Visitors to the City are respectfully invited TO
call and examine w. II. WILLIAMS, Agent,
at the OLD stand stand Of E. L. Harding's'
0tober O. lS56 T-Gf.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.
RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL,.

THE Subscriber proposesto open a High School,
in the City of Raleigh, early in january next.
Having spent four years in the University of
Virginia, and bad several years experience in
teaching, he hopes by unremitting diligence and
attention to the boys committed to his care, to
justify the confidence with which he may be favored.
His object will be to prepare boys thoroughly for
College. or for the practical business Of life. He
viii give instruction in the Greek and Latin Clas-
sizes, in the mathematics, in Ancient and Modern
History, in Moral Philosophy and in The Modern
Languages. The School will be conducted on
Christian principles, and particular attention paid
to the moral department of the pupils.
There will be a Preparatory Department in the
School for the youn ger boys.
The Subscriber has testimonials of his character
and competency from the Faculty of the Universe
ty of Virginia, and is permitted to refer to the Rev.
DIR. w. II. McGusey. Professors S. Maupin, M.
Schele deVere, and Gessner Harrison, of that Uni
versity to the Rev. J. nj. P. Atkinson. of Winch
ester, Va; to the Rev. Joseph NJ. Atkinson, IL. D.
Turner. c.. ". Benedict, Charles Dewey and Quen-
tin Busbee, Esquires, of Raleigh,
The School will be held in the Lecture. room of
the Presbyterian Church.
Terms for session Of i've months:
English studies aione, $l2 so
Modern Languages, extra ..........10 90
HENRY P. r. Mccoy.
december, Sd 1856. 50-l5-lstJ.
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MARRIED.

In this City, on Wednesday evening, 10th
inst, by the Rev. Thomas L. Skinner, Mr.
John W. Cole to Miss Sarah D., only daugh-
ter of Silas Burns, Esq.
On the 9th inst, in Wake County, by r.
S. Perry, Esq, Mr.. Mark I. Hubbard to Miss
Roena Parish.
la Scotland Neck, Halifax county, on
Wednesday morning last, by Rev. E. G. Bar
clay, Mr.. James L. Battle to Miss Louisa
PEBBLES, of Sussex county, Va.
Also, in Scotland Neck, on Wednesday
week last, by Rev. j. b. Cheshire, Mr.. Eli
G.. Biggs to Miss Martha G.. Steptoe.
Near Whites Store, on the I4th inst, by
N. M. Hubbard, ESQ.,, Green B. Lisenby to
Miss Ellen Skies, daughter of Joseph Skies,
Esq, all of Arson.
On Wednesday, Ord inst, by Rev. L. K.
Willie, Mr.. r. L.. Hunt of Oxford, to- Miss
Caroline N. White, Of Granville CO., N. G.
On the I'd of Dec. by Thadeus W. Whitley,
A. l.. Sasser, of Wayne county, to Elizabeth
D.. Holt, daughter of Wiley Holt, Esq, of
Johnston county, N. c.
n Observer copy.
On Thursday, the 9th ult., in the Church
Of the Holy oInnoeents Henderson, n; O.. by
tn Hal;fav co,,9nes, the Rev. VIM @.
;nst ~ tho Rev Irs. Sally I. Eaton, OF
Mr.. Jesse FL. Page, formerly Of Wax
county, to Miss Pattie E., eldest daughte
Of the Rev. w. Fl. Wills.
In Wake county on the 9th inst, b
Rev. r. 7. Hefin, Mr. William FL. Tro
linger of Alamance, to Miss Isley B. Ea
man, daughter of Nh. A. Eatman,
Wake.
In the vicinity Of PEEK in, N. c., on th
I'd of Sonfomhor ~ AZ roJoo -
Luther, Esq, by Rev. A d. .Blackwoo'
Mr.. William Chambers to Miss Decimu
eldest daughter of Neil Nicholson, dec,
In the vicinity of Pekin, N. T., on tt
7th of Oct, by the Rev. A. L. Stougl
Thomas W. Boyd, to Miss Frances daugl
ter Of Anderson Green, Esq.
In the vicinity of Pekin, N. C. ON th
1st of Oct, by the Rev. j. e. Char nber
Mr.. Robert j. Steele to Miss Lizzie, d augl
ter of Dudley Baldwin, Esq.
In the vicinity Of Pekin, N. c., OF ! Il
10th of Nov, by the Rev. A. Blackv 700,
Mr.. John Lawrence, of Randolph co, mt
NC, to Miss Anna, daughter of Mat, he
Covington, deceased.
In the vicinity of Pekin, N. G. on the { y
eff Nov. by the Rev. A. D. Blaekwood, NJ
Farbis of Guilford county N. C. to Miss n "a
cissa Jane, daughter of Solomon Townse n
In the vicinity of Pekin, N. G. on the
Dec by the Rev j. E. Chambers, Robert w c
ley Esq, to Miss LIZZIE. daughter of Da,
Pool Esq.
In the vicinity of Pekin, N. C. on the O.
Dec by the Rev J. E. Chambers, Rev /.
Rush of the N. c. Conference to Miss Tab
tina Jane, daughter Of DIR. Joseph Ewing.
In Oxford N. G. on the 4th Dec. Mr. A. "
Chambers of Pekin n. c.. to Mrs Mary 4
Barnette, of Oxford n. G.
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W NTS,

W7ANTED.-A Teacher well qualified to
W prepare boys for College, to take charge
of a small school in our family. None need
apply but snch as can come well recon-
mended as to ability and moral character.
/ wish my school to commence in January
next. G. E. FAUCETTE.
Dec. 18th, 1856. l6-5t
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
Carefully Corrected by

- u 4 IN -
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
TeRAoco-The receipts of new tobacco have in,
creased in the past few days and we notice a dee line
in prices of that description. View prirnings Hasa
Eugs 6 a 81, Leaf7 a IL old il very scarce and
commands from $12a17 forLugs and Leaf.
WHEAT. We notice an active demand with an
Improvement in prices, prime white I56, choice red.
145 a l 48.
CorroN-We quote sales at IL a lis; the receipts
are moderate.
CoRN-Is in fair demand at Scots.
BAcoN-This article is lower, prime shoulders
9a91, sides 10 a 103cts.
GUANo-Stock Light. 1881 a $50.
GUNNY BAGGIsG.-The supply is fair, sales made
to day at 20.
MAeKEREL-Searce and high, for No 8 7la$71.
Passive quote Black Eye at goa S1,0d.
BEANs-Are in demand at 100 q 100 for Nayv.
CLOVER SEED-Stock small, sales of Good New
seed at 10 a 104.
SALT.-The demand continues steady at 80 a !
IS for i. p.
MoLAssEs--Stoek and transactions light. VIC
quote N. O.. 60 a 81, P. R. SO a IS, Portland Syrur
43 IS.
RIoE-We quote firm at 81 a 6.
SUGAR-Very high with upward tenndency.
Dec. l3.
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WAKE L AND FEMALE
ACADEMY.
Rev. S. r. TRAwIcK, Principal.
Mrs. s. r. TRAWICK. Assistant

new .. W. hANISh linClpdls
Mrs. S. r. TRAwICK, Assistant.
Ya9E ARE pleased to announce to the pub
M lie, that we have secured the services of
Mr.. Trawick and his accomplished lady, for
next year. This is a preparatory school of
high grade, or young ladies and gentlemen
may take an extensive practical course, pre-.
paratory for the duties of life. Young men
wishing to prepare for teaching, will find
here wholesome and thorough Instruction.
Special attention will be given in that depart
ment.
This Institution is situated in Wake Co.,
N. c., six miles south of Raleigh, upon the
Stage road leading from Raleigh to Fayette-
Vile, in one of the most moral, intelligent
and healthy neighborhoods in middle North
Carolina, with first rate water. Ample pro-
visions have been made for the comfortable
accommodation of a large numberaof stu
dents.
The third session will open on Thursday,
the 9Th Of January, 1856, and continue 81
weeks, at the following rates, viz:
Board, including fuel and washing, lights
excepted, six dollars per month.
TUITION PER SESSION..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-17

The presses, types and materials with whichtbe
North Carolina Star was printed. There is q
large assortment Of newspaper and job type. and
all the materials are nearly new. Everything
necessary for an office and Of the latest style will
be found. A bargain can be secured in the above
by early application. Persons wishing to purchase,
will please address the subscriber at Raleigh.
WILL: C. DOUB.
November 20, 1856. 5t-49.
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FEMALE
SCHOOL,.

THE 3rd session of this school, under the gov
eminent of Mrs. JANE R. GILLESPIE, will COM
mence on Thursday, the 18th of January. Board
ing for a limited number of young ladies can be
had in Mrs. Gillespies own family other private
families will be prepared to accommodate any
number of boardars.
Mrs. Gillespie's reputation as a teacher, the
beauty and health of the locality, the morals of
the community, and the cheapness of this school,
induce its friends to expect a largo patronage.
Tavlorsyille Dec I 1881 15-0t
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PRICES C URRENT.
WILMINGTON. MARKET.
Reported Dy VEO. "a. KELLEY d BRO.
GRoCERs AND COW aISSIoY

GRocERs AND con- MISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft to rpentine 2 As, hard | so !;
spirits turp. 40; rosin 1l0aI11 common; tar.
81 IS salt sack, 95; timber Sc to SO 90 -four
supr. Z so a family S 90 cora 65 400 ; butter 2s to
80; meal IS to so bacon, IL hoground, Is "a
hams coffee, rio IL t.. 123; laguayra Is to Ia; ia
va Is to II, ST. Domi ngo u o IL; sugars loaf
16, crushed 90 a 15; C Yellow Is a 90, A coffee
90 a IA, brown Ii a 123; molasses hid. 90 a Al,
Dbl. 81 lime 25to 35; COW peas 90 to l 90;
oats 90 to 40c.; cot'5on lie to 13 lard Is: rice.
4 per cask, cleaned ; tallow candles Is TO Is, ada.
Is to 80, sperm 45 to SIS. Dee. Ia.
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CONSUMPTION IN MASSACHUSETTS

The abstract of deaths, prepared by the
Secretary of State, for 1852, shows an aver
age of twelve deaths a day by this disease
alone. Can nothing be done to stay this fear
full mortality ? If the allegations of those
ut least entitled to veracity, may be believed,
there is q preventive and a remedy. Wistar's
BaIsam of Wild Cherry has cured thousands
who have tried all other remedies in vain.
This can be substantiatsd by a mass of reli
able evidence.
SETH w. FOWLE Il CO., 1873 Washington ST.,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every,
where.
For sale by all the Druggists in Raleigh, Colds
boro', and throughout the State.
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8gtru .f @1s<| ~ -
Of tie Ags,..6y
NORFGLK 1850 Enso M,


NOhf kgonmssIos MERCHANTS
Reported for NORFOLK. va.
A. M. MclAaFE ia receipts have bee1
WHe1EsAEE GRocEH - e shows more ability
WILLIS wHx. We quote s. 7. Sill.
FL0UR-Since OUT
heavier and eur mar hite 81 55.
yithoas change in splfS cd So to "a Yellow S.
II, Extra SIS, Family s. 70 III for poor to average
WHEAr-Red 1 Is, 1T lie which price cannot
CoRs-White and Nil
CoTToN-SaIes at I1ak bite Beans 81 81.
lots. all on market held Hoground 1910 Western
be obtained. La. Mess Pork 20; Sour
PEAsAB. II. i SO. rs to Csc. Cheese ia to
BAcoa-N. c. ard
Shoulders 81 Sides SIT Peaches S. SO for 40 bis.
Is. Lard l5c. ButtefgFlax Seed 81 81 for Sc bis.
I2e. / Is.
DRIED FRuIr-Peelek2e; w I40.
Apples 1 81 for Is bis. karket well Supplied 18c.
SAIL B 1 rs g q rnle high and we note no
LIME-Thomaston 18ar last.
GUNNY BAGGIEGEE
Groceries continues
n chance ~ nv;aoac Gin 90 u W8K
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UNUSUAL CHANCE.

VHHOSE wishing to engage in leg innate and
very profitable business, readily understood,
lin fact a trade from which a fortune could he re-
allied in almost any section Of the country, suitable
for the Farmer. Mechanic or Merchant-the cost
comparatively triaing-the very thing to connect
with every store throughout the entire country, in
order to fill leisure time profitable. Very many
haye awaited themselves of the chance, and are do
ing well.-The opportunity is still open. For par
ticular address, with stamp enclosed"
GEO. A. ANDREW S & co.
: Nov. %. NeWYork City.
4-1n-
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CATAWBA COLLEGE.
NEWTON, N. C.

NEWTON, N. C.
TIME next session viii m on the third
Monday of January
During the coming year special attention will
be paid to the English, Mathematical and Scien>
tifc departments. A course of Lectures ~illustra-
ted by experiments, viii be given ON Natural
Philosophy, and its allied sciences, to be con
tinued by others on Physical Geography and
Geology. A Teachers class will be formed for
the be. eft of those who desire to teach.
IsEms the.sameNas heDetofore. To those who
may desire particulaT fnfornafioh, Circulars ~
be sent by the subscriber.
C. W. SMYTHE.
Newton. N. c., Dec. 1855. 16-3kpd.
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TUITION z SEssIo

&C., 5 8 90
All other English studies, II 90
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c., 16 90
Extras,
French, 500
Music on Piano, instrument included, Is 90
Wax Work, different kinds, each, 5 90
Tissue Work, 100
Needle Work, various kinds, each, 90
Painting, water c%olors, 90
We give the following names, as being Ell
Their acquainted with our teachers, or the To-
cation as references: Rev. B. Craven, Normal
College: A. NJ. Lewis, H. w. Miller, ESQ.,,
NJ. A. Bledsoe, ESQ.,, Raleigh and the Ed
itors of the Standard, N. G. G.. Advocate, and
Spirit of the Agei Rev. Thos. G: Whitaker,
Col. Willis Whitaker, G.. II. Wilder, Esq,
and Jno. NJ. Fleming, ESQ.,, Wake.
Special attention will be given to the moral
as we'll as the intellectual training o fstudents.
~Preachingin the academy one a month or
more; besides there are churches of different
denominations convenient.
It is desirable that all students be present
the first day, though they can enter at any
time, and be charged accordingly, and no de-
duction made only in cases OF protraeted
sickness.
Those coming to Raleigh from any direc-
ton, will be met with c~onveyances and
brought out free of charge, if they will in
form us when they will be there.
Address the Principal, or either of the I'M
d~ersigned, for particulars, at Raleigh, N. C.
Il. B. WHITAKER, Pronr;etors.
w. ii. whitaker, iro
Dec. 18th, 1856. 50-l6-w10w.
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yIlHE undersigned having procured a large
K and comfortable room in the Masonic
building, in the city of Raleigh, proposes to
resume his school on the First Monday in
January, 1857. The session will continue
five months. The primary course of English
will be strictly attended to, from a conscious
ness that primary education is the most i'm
portant.
HIGHER ENGLISH, n MATHEMATICS, LAT
IN AND GREEK, will also be taught.
Terms per session ofFive months $I2,50
Those wishing to patronize the nndersign-
ed, would greatly promote the progress of
pupils by sending them on the first day
Students will be admitted at any time dur
ing the session, and charged only from time
OF entrance.
WILLIAM JEFFERSON YOUNG.
Raleigh, N. c. Dec. IL, 1856. 5O-3t l6-3t
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a PPLICATION will be made to the pres
~ ent Legislature of N. c., for an act to in
corporate q Town at Carolina Female Col
lege. 15-3.
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u VERNON
Male and Female Seminary

TIME third session of these institutions, which
are separate and distinct from each other, win
open on the End Monday Of January, 1857, and
close the last Friday in May following.
R.P. JONES, Principal of the Male department,
and assisted by competent instructors.
MISS v. c. R0YSFER, Principal of the Female
department-aidcd by suitable Assistants.
MRS. r. p. JONES, Principal ofthe Music de-
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NAAf
The new building for the male Department,
handsomely located within a convenient distance
Of the mineral Spring, will be completed by the
opening OF the next session, sufficiently commodi-
Gus to accommodate a hundred young men.
The Female Academy viii be repaired and made
entirely comfortable.
Ample accommodation for boarding young la
dies will be afforded by Rev. T. S. Yarboro, who
will be Proprietor of the Aouse now occupied
by A. B. Marsh, Esq, devoted exclusively to that
purpose.
Board for young men can be obtained in the vii
lage and within convenient distance of the Acade-
my. Board in both departments, including fuel,
lights and washing, &C., 50 oriess per month.
1t Is very important for all to be present at the
opening of the session, though papils win be ad-
mitted at any time, and charged from date Of en-.
trance. No deductions made unless in cases of
protracted illness. One hall the tuition and Board
required in advance.
Nov. 18th, 1856. H-St.
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REPTIoN

A Large Assortment
rr eeel Spectac.es, warranted
NJ Periscopic, Concave and
TOHN {. PALMER ages and eyes, purchased
81 of Gold, silver and he best Opticians in the
oeaaine Gold and Sir &adludges and Professors
convex ulass = 81 = tits unnecessary. G6fT
from NAcAlIseel SadinaB for yourselves, before you
&c. 2sSShps6 price at0tNer places.
Dec. g. 1856. I6-tf. q
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gfbool advertisements.
Waereaten Female College

Eaereaten Female College.
WARRENToN, N. G.
WlHE- Spring Session will begin on We'd
i nesday, January IA, 1857, under the
direction Of a well qualified Faculty IN all
the departments of a thorough and accom-
plished course of instruction. It is very
desirable that the pupils be present at the
opening Of the session; but they may be
admitted at any time and charged only from
the time of entrance. Our terms are as low
as can be afforded. Bills rayable one half
in advance and the balance at the end of the
session. For further particulars apply to the
President. rs, CAMPBELL, Pres't.
Dec. Ii. 1856. 16-6t
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DENTAL NOTICE.
E VA ID r ASON

DENTISTS, RALEIGH, N. c.
y1HE undersigned congratulates himself
/ and friends in having associated with him
DIR. Bason, who is regular graduate Of Med
icine and Dental Surgery, and a successful
practitioner of fourteen years experience.
l.. S. PERRY.
Dec. LIST, 1856. l5-3m
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T ANTED q Teacher we'll qualified TO teach
w the english language entire-weii recon-
mended as Tutor for Yadkin I~nstitnte; session ~
commence about the 10th Of Jan'y.
Address the President of Yadkin Inseatue0
Mount Nebo, N. C.
November, 1855. ~
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A LAND FOR SALE.

A Farm, containing by recent survey 437 acres,
about one third Of which is in the original
growth, about the same portion has grown up
in woods which is now nearly as good as it was
originally, a considerable portion of the remainder
is prepared for cultivation. 1t is on Tar River,
eight miles south of Oxford, has a good dwelling
house with three chimneys and a cellar. There is
a never failing spring of first rate water within q
hundred yards of the house. The sum of two
thousand dollars will be required in cash for the
residue liberal time will be given. The tenant on
tho premises will SHOW the land.
81. WILL e. WYCHE.
Granville, Dec. 10, 1856. 16-tf.
I- Christian Advocate and Standard copy.
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