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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-02
Knapp of Reeds Masonic Academy

GRANVILLE COUNTY, ". c.
exercises of this in s%titution will be re-
sucnnd on Monday the 7th of July.
This School. preparatory for any class in Col
lege, is conveniently situated on the main Hills
borough aud Oxford roads. 20 miles from the for
mar and l6 from the latter place. It is located
in the midst of an intelligent. enterprising and
energetic people, all united as brethren. to raise
the standard of education. and to watch over the
sacrel interests of their growing institution. The
location is entirely free from all temptation to
vice, so common in towns and villages and it is
also perfectly healthy, there not having been a
single case of sickness among the students during
the past year. All persons desiring information
with regard to terms, expenses, &C., can obtain
circulars by applying to the Principal,
JOHN C. DENNY.
30 o.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
CBreFHtC.Y corrected 0Y
BROW L Ely I'll ICK S.
Grncars and Commission Merchant

GrOcerS n COMMISSION Merchants.
ToBACCo-The breaks are very large, and we
think for some grades the market shows less firm
ness and prices are a little lower; the receipts of
fine Tobacco are more liberal. and for such we
think crices are from 75c to I 90 lower. The de-
cline is considerable more, if the Tobacco is at all
in doubtful order. We still urge the farmers to
put their Tobacco in safe order.
Wharf.-The market is firm, and higher prices
for prime can be had
BAcoN-There is good deal of excitement in
this article with an advancing tendency; We quote
shoulders lot a l03. sides III a liz.
CoTToN-The market is quiet, and little doing
we quote 'O4 to l03, and more could be had fol
prime article.
Constitute doing in this article, we quote Csc
SUGAR-Refned has considerably advanced, with
small stock in the north we quote the advance
l cent per I'd in last week.
MonAssEs-Stnck light and prices higher, N. O
So a 60, 9th er kinds ~ a SO cts. June %.
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nels- The two Everett1, imprisoned in Halt
fax Jail for n murderous assault on Patrick
NJ C wan, Mail Agent, broke Jail last week.
Tloy left II letter for the Sheriff, stating they
would voluntarily return when the cool
Weather shnull set in, AM expressing the
h,p, tn It the Sheriff would not trouble him
self about them.
The Ssaie FIR. We learn, from the Secre-
tary or the Executive Committee, Mr.. Par
tril.e, that the President and Directors OF
tine SeLhoarl md II anHSe Rlilroa I'd Gamma
nv have agreed, "a the Wilmington AMI Wei
d,u. the Nnrth-C Carolina Central, and the
Rl'et,h anl GLtton have done, to transport
over their II ud. free Of charge, one specimen
Cor tina Sta q Fair IL
tending the fair will he passed. NJ half price
No response has vet been made 10y the Peters
burg Railroad Company.
W. are requested to state that the members
Of tie Exc utiyn CIunittea of the State Az
risnltural Society will meet in this City on
the 9Th day Of July, 1856.
DEATH OF JUDGE BAYLY.-Wc regret tc
announce that the Hon. Thos. Ii. Bayly,
member Of Congress, died Mt his residence in
Aacomac on Sunday morning.
S'rjops Diligently .--Isaac Oliver, living
HtU I litN pI'Nt, III " INC Nputty' iIdi S'Aie
misundcrstln ling with his step-mother, G
few dIvs since, and struck her on the head
with y cluhtxe, from the effects Of which she
j. at present in a very critical condition.--
Oliver has b,rn ]arrestaI /, and placed in the
Jail Of Wax County to await his trial.
1fiuy.-On Thursday last, n serious afray
occurel Mt Holly Servings between Tanning
Jones urd John III. Jones, in which the lat
t'r was severely struck in the face, breaking
his nose. The Hemorrhage, it is expected
will cause his death. Tanning Jones has
been arrested, and is in jail in this City.
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Dolume I.
TOWNSVILLE
Male and Female Academies.

TIME twenty fourth session Of this fourishlng
institution will open with q fail corps vi CON-
petent teachers on the 9th Of July.
Miss BErTgE CARTER will take the place OF MSS
FRosr. Our Buildings src hrge and well l0rGaed
20 a beautiful grove II = suitable distance apart
Tire principal has been'at great expense in furnish
iHs a fine Apparatus, with gi9besr razps, DC, {" IL
lustEste the important sciences studfea. There Il
also a veH selected Library to whSek ell cs0 have
access for twenty Eve cents.
TERMS Per- SESSION.
Reading, Writings and Arithneticccmnenced 50 oV
English Gransaar,- Geography and Arithmetic. : %
Philosophy, AstrOnou,y, Chemistry b Ethics 10 90
French and Dr1vaox- cseh 90
Painting ia Oil c0l0rs. 10 90
Music On the Piano, SF7 for u=e Of Instrument 90
Contingent fee for wooh BE. 80
Those coming by public eouveycrce can getfrom
Salisbury to JOnesville. on every Monday and
Thursday. For further particulars address the
Principal at Jonesville, Yadkiu county, y. C., and
Catalogues will b. sent free Of charge.
w. L. VAN EATON. Prin.
Jonesville, n. C.. June 9Th. 2Ef-3m
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York Collegiate Institute,
ALEXANDER COUNTY, n.

@A4NDGh Il ~. v.
Rev. BRANTLY YORK, President.
Moral and Mental Science, Eiocution and English
Literature.
Rev. THOMAS A. Observation-Disclosures.
RICHARD w. York, Ancient ard Modern iasl
guages.
The second session of this Institution will open
on Thursday. 18th July.
Ample arrangements arc being made for board
ing any number likely to be in Attendance.
The two Literary Societies have fourishing Lii
braries which are continually increasing.
The Institute is supplied with water from the
celebrated Rock Springs, and there is q good Sui
phur Spring near the Institute.
There is also some beautiful mountain scenery
in the immediate vicinity, and tn, health is gen.
orally rery good. .
Students can come by Rail Road to Salisbury,
n. G. and thence by stage to Statesville, where
good conveyance may be had to the Institute, 20
miles.
Board $500 per month. For further particulars
address RICHARD w. YORK, York Collegiate Insti-
tute, n. C. II. L. SMITH,
Pres't pro. TEN. Board of Trustees.
York, n. C., June IA, 1916. 4S-25-2t
L0UISBURG FEMALE SEMINARY.
gttHE next session of this institution will
( open on the End Monday in July. The
Principal will be aided by highly qualified
and efficient teachers.
THOMAS X. THOMAS, Sec'y,
Of the Board of Trustees.
June 10th. 1856. 43-25-4..
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S25 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, at his residence
Ii in Raleigh. June Is, 1886, my negro, Agnes.
oalt negro is about 5 feet high, raw boned, very
black. high cheeks, long taee and hands, uncom-
lHoby black, coarse, bushy hair, ONE grey hairs,
fat nose, full eyes, rather yellow instead of white
round the pupils, very fond of talking, laughs Of
ten when talking, has sound teeth, yellow, shows
the upper ones when she laughs. She has a hus-
band here. No cause for running away she must
have bad a pass. If taken and questioned will
tell many things to betray herself has a hollow
voice. l bought her from James Z. Marriott last
year. I suppose she is about IS or 40 years of age.
The above reward will be paid for her appre-
hension and delivery to me. or Judgment in Jail.
Can't form any idea where she aimed for.
WI. GRIFFICE.
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NORFOLK MARKET.

Reported for the Spirit ofMe Age, by
A. NJ. MCPHEETERS & Co.,
WHOLESALE GRoCEEs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
Fhs.r~Gr mart Of the Flour now coming to
The market is glutted with this description which
has to be sold at low fgares, we quote superfne 81
t@ 81. extra S74 "a u, family s to Ssh the mar
ket Is dull and tendency downward corn very
dull, we quote so a % for all kinds naval stores,
tar continues dull. last sales at IL. spts. tnrp. 81 to
~, common rosin l 81 a | 40. No: 2 and fne 2 o.
and % slaves, r. O, hid 33 CO.. W hid Is 90,
pipes 10 90. dressed 30 90; cotton very light, la It
sales iO3 fish. gross herrings 81 n 81. cut. none,
family roe 9 90 groce les, sugar and molasses are
scarce and have greatly advanced in the last s or
10 days, n 0 sugar 81 a 81. crushed and pulv. IL,
coffee y a III, lag. 121 a 124. The health of our
city continues very good and business is active for
Ihe season. June %.
RaF No changes to report in the Raleigh
and Fayetteville Markets.
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YADKIN INSTITUTE,
Male and Female Schools

E. c. HINSHAW, Principal.
]. K. SPEER, Assistant and instructor in The
Female Department.
Miss -, Assistant.
The scholastic year is divided into two Terms,
of twenty two weeks each. The Fall Term com
mencing on "Wednesday the 22d July, 1856. These
schools are now furnished with full sets of Philos-
optical and Astronomical charts, Maps, &c, AMI
under the present arrangement we feel confident
in saying that none shall leave orr institution
without an advancement in useful knowledge
The situation is known and famed fer its morals
and health. Should any wish to obtain an education
on time ar otherwise, they would do we'll to enter
this institution. We ask a liberal patronage and
no effort shall be spared to impart more ~instruc-
ton for the same money than any other institu-
ton.
Tuition, $500 to $12,50 per Term.
Board $3.50 to 6 90 per month.
For further particulars, ADDRESS the Principal al
Mt. Nebo, Yadkin county. N. C. 39-3m
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Z Learn cfhe mole to plougA."-PopE.

" Learn cfthe mole to plough."-PopE.
w ENTED sth IAN, 1855; CALLED THE
MOLE PLOW:) With vertical Cutters near the
edge of a horizontal share for dividing the furrox.
slice, and a curved Cutter on the rear of the share
TO t:rning the whole in, towards tbs pLow or as
far. on THs OPPOSITE SIDE OF TIE SHARE, as may
be desired Adapted to Siding, Listing, breaking
turfv or hard land, Subsoiling. and many. other
purposes. Is light. cheap and strong; and sup,
posed to be the most perfect pulverizer in use.
For License to sell. with directions for Manufac,
turing, address W. E.. WYCBE.
Brookville, Granville N. c.. Is 42-tf
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HDHoVtyAs Ointment and Pills inflllible
Remedies for S ar Rhsum.-Ei warl Jackson,
OF G1lrest1n, Texas, suffered INCREASINGLY for
iour years with salt rheum, so bad was it that
iar ~nr or five months at a time, he was
cnmp,llei To keep to his bed, AMI the doctors
toll hun ctndillg that he need never again,
expect to be we'll. Filming this to be the
case he i~l1ni1so them, AMI Immediately put
himself N "r a course Of II ,lloway's ONT
mont and Pills, these foe remedies soon made
s9e1 an Improvement in him that he was en-
no'"i to resume his occupation, and by con-
tnuing them for a short time, he was restor-
Va ~ The blessing Of health, which he has en-.
Joysd ever since,
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Lindsey's Double Acting
Force & Lift Pump.

This pump has just
been patented in Amer
ica and England, and
fat excels any pump
heretofore invented ; its
pscuiiarities are simpi-
city, poloer and cheap
ness. It's simplicity: there
is nothing about it but
iron and cast metal. and
it can be taken apart
and put up by any one,
spd will last for an age.
j has the power to raise
water HUNDREDS OBJECT,
This pump is from "a to
3Oinehes in diameter and
must set in the we'll or
water. Water rises in it
by hand 100 feet PER
minute! For cheapness /:
q No. | pump (for all or
binary purposes) CON-
plete, and fifty feet Of
pipe, costs but $50 J
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general use. has drawn from me this unsolic,
tied testimonial in its fevor. !,
D. 7. TAYLOR, Jr., Minister of the Gospel
The Pain Killeris soldty P. F. Pescud. Raleigh ;
ThOs. J. Patrick, Greensboro; Lucas d. Moore,
Goldsboro'; George R. French. Wilmington, and
by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers gen.
@ rally.
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TO

HO PALNER'S Patent Rotary. Frail, Grain
~ and Seed Threshing Machines for sale by
John A. Nc Manner, South Lowell. N. G.
This Threshing Machine has gained the admi-
ration of all who have used it, 1t relieves the
feeder from dust and danger-being fed on the
side. is not at all liable to get out of order, and
will thresh $50 to 900 bushels of Wheat per day
with less power than any other Threshing Ma
chine now in use. 1t is admirably adapted to be
driven out by a gin wheel, nothing is necessary
but to move the Gin and put the thresher in it:
place. Prices-No. |, SOS, No. 2, go, No. 8, 500
delivered at Weldon, N. G.
JOHN A. McMANNEN. Agent.
Smut Machines kept constantly on hand.
June IS, 1856. 44-26-4t.
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PRICES CURRENT.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
R9pDrtel by GEO. Fl. KELLEY & BRO.
ROGER n COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

" n JTUJI ~ I I u
GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 80, hard ! 30 /;
spirits turp. "a rosin | 10 a l Is common tar,
81 25 salt sack, I 10: timber So to $40 90 -four
supr. 6 IS a family Z 25 cora Sc 400 ; butter % to
80; meal 20 to 80; bacon, 133 hoground, IA "a
hams coffee, rio IL to l2t: laguayra Is to l34: ia
va Is to II, st. Domingo 10 a II; sugars loaf l3
a 134. crushed IL a Ii: c Yellow LA liz. A coffee
12aI24, brown 10 a 10Y molasses hid. 80 a 40,
Dbl. AZ lime l 25 to l 35 COW peas 90 to l 90;
oats so to 6Ic.; cotton l0c to 101 lard 13; rice,
4 per cask. cleaned tallow candles IL to lS, ada
2S to 80, sperm As to so. June 25
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE next session viii commence on the first
Monday in Jaly, 1856, and close the last Thurs
day in Nov. Oxford is IL miles from. Henderson
Depot For the accommodation of pupils win
ing to 60 to Oxford, arrangements have been made
to have a hack in constant readiness.
The expenses of this Institution, for Ave months,
one half in advance. are -
For reading, writing with the first rudiments of
w
English Grammar Geography, Arithmetic, I2 so
Higher English, 90
College classes, (~without any extra charge for the
languages,)... 90
Incidental expenses, per session ,.--....u.. 1 90
Extra Expenses.
Music on Piano, $50; use of instrument s., % 90
Guitar, do. da q 90
Oil Painting, So and Pal Atfag p Water ColOrs.
Pastel Painting. Grecian Fs.ENBg, Drawing and
pellis work, eoeh. $40 90
Embroidery and Wax WORK, ensA. ............s 90
Board. inclu!ing fuel aah aghts, per month, 9 90
hashlog, peg n2opth, ~s~v ....-...".l %
Musical SciE9es viii be given during each term.
= GRANDY, Sec'y,
Is-ly. goard of Trustees.
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GLEN ANNA EXAMINATION.

TliIE EXERCISES Of the annual exami-
4 nation of Glen Anna Female Seminary
will op n with q concert On Monday eTenii.g
at s o'clock, July the 18th. The examina-
ticn Of the classes will take place on Tues
day, 18th of Jaly. The Annual Address
will lie delivered on the afternoon Of tlat
day, by Rev. r. G.. Barrett, Of Salisbury.
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SUPREME CoURT The following decisions
have been delivered by this Tribunal

SUPREME CoURT The following decisions
have been delivered by this Tribunal
Bv Nash G. J. In Sutton V. Wescott,
from Currituck, affirming the Judgment
Also. in Troy v. Norment, in equity, from
r ,besrn, affirming the interlocutory order.
\ ~, ia BlSter y, Baxter, from Currituck,
affirming the Judgment.
BY PEARsoY. j. In Shannonhouse Y. Bag
ley, from Perqnimans. affirming the ju1g-
m'tt. Also, in Long v. Wright, from Colum-
bus. awarding n rsaire de nopo. Also in
Whitoley, McConkey & Co. V. G ,ylord, from
Washington, affirming the judgment,
By BATTLE, j. In Shaw v. Eshridge, from
Curritnck, awarding q penire de moro. Also,
IN Winslow & CtnnOn v. Stokes, from Per-
gu'mans, affirming the judgment. Also, in
h'L"ol V. M,Lurin, in equity, from Rich
monl, affirming the order.
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THE next Session of this Institution will COM
mence on the first day of July and close on the
Gath day of November. 1t is very desirable that
every pupil be presen at the opening of the school.
Terms as heretofore.
SAML l. VENARLE Prisc ipaL
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WYCHE;s CULTIVATING PLOV

Patented 10Th Feb. 1870.
THE BLADED PLOW.0
ArdrdedS20- Premiums for the Best Plowing
at the last a. G. State Far.
M It'll Cutting Blades in the place of a mold
w board, cuts, divides and turns over the soil,
depOsiting The finer parts in the furrow, and turn
ing over the turf, clods, &C., on the surface. is
cheap, light ana lasting. and easy to both driver
and team. Admirably adapted to almost any
purpose for which the pillow is used.
Far license to sell. with further information, ad-
dress, w. E.. WYCHE,
Brookville. Granville, n. C.
J. FL. Gooch, Oxford, n. c., solisi.s. orders for
the above plows.
June 18th, 1856. "a Aft
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Female Collegiate Institute.
THE 3lst session of this school viii begin the
7h CT July next; prepared to give instruction in
the different branches of a thorough and accom-
plished education. GRAVES & WILCOX.
Warrentun, June 81, 1876. 44-5t
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Mothers read this, and preserve 1T.
JOHN A. MeMANNEN'S
RARY SAFE,
AND IMPROVEMENTS ON BEDSTEADS.
Putenf nnr];e1 ro,.

Putent applied for.
NfONE but mothers and nurses can form any
IN idea of the trouble and inconvenience Of
guarding against infants falling ont of Bed. This
inYention protects the child, and relieves the mo
ther entirely from all anxiety at this point. 1t
can be attached to any Beds,cad. at a cost Of from
90 cents to Eve or ten dollars, as persons may de-
sire. When not in use, is not seen, and when in
use, caa be arranged in less time than it takes to
draw. one breath. The inventor feels proud Ct his
invention, as he is conscious that he has giyen to
the age in, which be lives an idea that will go down
10 protect generations yet unborn, aud to relieve
mothers from a care and anxiety that even fathers
have little idea of. Its highly ornamental, and
a protection from cold ia winter.
We feel assured there is not a lady 10 the United
States who uses this invention, who will not be
proud to give US aheir name ia recommending il
to others.
EaeloSe Axe dollars {, j. A. NcMannen, P. n,
South Lowell. N. @, and drawings and s~peci6ca.
hons sent by return mail for one family right
ANY person having the use Of tools can AXE it
JN0. A. McMANNEN.
June I& 1856 4s-6w-25-4u
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ORANGE COUNTY. N. &.
THE next session will commence on the 14th of
July, and continue five months, under the direc-
ton of the same teacher, Hiss Patty Duty, of Ok
ford, N. c., assisted by her sister, Hiss Maria Du-
ty This Academy is situated in a moral. refined
and intelligent community, surrounded with church.
es of different denominations; and is abouttwelve
miles from Durham's Station on the Central Rail
Road. Any person in the low r countries wish
ingto send their daughters up the country to find
a good School and a healthy section, will do well
to send to Round Hill Academy.
This being the 9th session of my school. / am
proud tosay, that it has given general satisfaction.
any Of the Academies in the State as good man
ayers of young aides. Their performances on
the Piano and Guitar arc equal to any.
Terms Of Tuition-per Session Of FTce Months.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, ........$6 90
The higher English Branches. ......SS and 10 90
Lessons on Piano. with use of instrument......15 90
Lessons on w
Latla, W
French, VI
Drawing and Painting OF
Needle work extra.
Board can be had in good families, in less thar
one mile from the Academy, for S. and So pc
month. AS I have the teachers boarding in M
family. I will take 10 or II young ladies at Sc pc
month, no extras. The session closes on the l5tl
December next, at which time a public examination
viii. take place. For further infprmaticn write IN
at j Round Hill, Orange county, N. c.
D. e.. PARRISH.
TRUSTEES:
S. D. Umstead, j. G. Douglas,
A. Mangnm, Marcus Harris,
r. F.. Webb, j. A. McMannen,
A. J. Roberts, David Umstead,
E. w. Holt, R. C. Maynard.
June Dist, 1855. 43-26-3t.
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ALL CABINET MAKERS.
EDGEWORTH
HENEA.1E SEhEIT
GREENSBORO. n G.

OhEEN BUM n. z.
Il next session of this Insti ution will COM
mence on Friday, the lst of August.
The course of study is designed to embrace eve
ry thing necessary to a substantial and ornamen-
tai education. Great prominence is given to the
solid branches. Neither labor nor expense has
teen spared to secure instructors of the highest
qualifications in their various departments, and TO
make Edgeworth second to no institution in the
country, in every thing necessary to a complete
education.
For circulars containing terms, course of in
s%truction, &c, apply to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
Greensboro June %. 1864. 44-2m
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F~orestyille Female Institute.

T,HE second session of this Institute Will COM
a mence on Monday, liza of July next. Forest
vile is situated on the Rabish and CASTOR Rail
Road, fifteen miles from Raleigh, and in one !. lie
of Wake Forest College II is q high, healthy a.d
strictly temperate village. The pupils can have
an opportunity of attending church every Sahbaill.
The Trustees are anxious to establish u houriskiHs
rnl permanent School ut this place for Young L.
dies. The Principal will have competent assist
ants when necessary:
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MARRIED

In Wake co. by Rev. N. F. Reid, DR.. E,
A. Crudup, of franklin co to Miss Colulabia
Jones, daughter of Seth Jones, Esq.
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LOT SALES.

ON the 9Th day of July. 1856. in the Town
y of TaylorsvilIe, N. c., Immediately sur
rounding the United Baptist Institute, will
be sold at Public Auction, a number Of val
uatle building LOTS. The above lots are
large, well arranged and are the most desi-
rahle localities for building in or around the
Village.
The second Session of the above named In
stitute will IN the day above men.
toned. The United Baptist Institute is sur.
rounded by the finest mountain scenery in
the State in the immediate vicinity are two
first rate mineral Springs. and entirely free
from any local cause Of disease. 1t is now
in a very Furnishing condition, under the Su-
perintendance of James II. Foote, A. NJ,
and H. j. Grimes, Esq.
Those desiring a pleasant home in a beau.
tiful country and a healthy climate and near
one Of the best Literary Institutions in the
country, would do well to attend the above
sale. WIN. G. JAMES.
June II, 1856. 42-3t
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SCHOOL WANTEO

DY a young man educated at a Southern Uni.
ID versity. and who has soma experience in
teaching. References given. Testimonials, GER
tifcates. &C., at his disposal. Please address " A
a. M" Randalsvi lie, N. C.
Va Those wishing to secure his services should
apply soou. 42-4;
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Terms per Session of Fire Months.

For Reading. Writing, with first rudiments
of Arithmetic, s Z so
For Higher English. 10 90
For French, Drawing and Painting. each, co
For Music on Piano, with use of instrument, Is 90
For Music on Guitar. with use of instrument, u 90
For Embroidery aud Wax Flowers, each 5 co
Board, including washing and lights, PER
session, 30 90
For further particulars, address
r MARTHA A. REID, Principal.