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The University.

The annual meeting of the Board of Trustees Of
the University of NorthCarolina was held in the
Executive Office in this City, on Monday last
present, His Excellency Gov. Bragg, President
Swain, and Messrs Charles Manly, R. NJ. Saunders
William Eaton, jr, John Fl. Bryan, Charles l.. Hin
ton, D. W. Courts, and W. W. Holden.
The annual report of the Secretary and Treasurer
Gov. Manly, was submitted, presenting full and
satisfactory exhibit of the financial condition of the
University.
' A number of letters ard testimonials were read,
setting forth the qualifications and claims Of persons
who are applicants for the Proessorship of Chemis
try and Geology. made vacant by the death of DR..
Mitchell. But after reading these, and after some
conversation on the subject it was unanimously de-
termined to postpone the appointment to this Pro-
fesso-ship until Monday the 4th day of next month,
when it is hoped and believed larger number of
Trustees will be in attendance.
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Congress-.

The Thirty-Fifth Congress assembled in WASH
ington Monday last, the 7th December The at.
tendance of Senators unusually large there be-
ing but ten absen,ees, including Mr.. Hammond, of
South Carolina who has been elected to succeed
Mr. Butler, deceased and Mr.. Henderson, who has
been elected by the Legislature of Texas to succeed
Mr. Rusk. deceased. Mr. Clark. of New Hampshire,
who has been elected to succeed Mr. Bell, deceased,
appeared and took his seat. Mr.. Adams of Mssis-
sippi the fourth Senator of the last Congress who
died during the vacation, had completed his term of
service ". '-.
In the absence of the Vice President, Mr.. Bright,
the oldest Senator present, administered the oath
prescribed by law to the new Senator's the Hon.
Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, and the Hon. Dam
el Clark. of New Hampshire.
The Senate completed its organization by electing
President pro tempore. Hon. Benjamin Fitzpat-
rick, of Alabama, was chosen. He received twenty
eight votes BY the Opposition, nineteen were Civ
en- to Mr.. Hamln, and one to Mr.. Seward.
The House of Representatives was called to order
by Mr.. Cullom the late Clerk, two hundred and
twenty-five members and seven delegates answering
to their Names A virG roce vote was taken for
Speaker, with the following result: For James L.
Orr, Democrat, 1873, G. A. Grow, black Republican
81, scattering 13. Mr.. Orr having received major
ity, was escorted to the chair by Mr.. Banks Of Mas
sachusetts. and Mr. Stephens, of Georgia, and made
his acknowledgements for the honor conferred upon
him.
The Hon. James c. Allen, Of Illinois, then
elected Clerk of the House, receiving the vote
cast for Mr.. Orr Messages were sent to the Presi-
dent and to the Senate, announcing that the House
had organized ana ready to proceed to business
. WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.
SExArE.-The annual report of the Secretary of
the Treasury was received Mr.. Pugh gave notice
of his intention to introduce bill for the improve
ment of the Ohio river. Mr. Gwn gave notice Of
his intention to introduce bills to organize the Terri
tory of Arizona, and to auhorse the construction
of three Pacific railways and telegraphs The Pre-
sident's Message then taken up Mr.. Douglas
made two hours speech upon the Kansas question,
taking high ground against the Lecompton move
ment-to which Mr.. Biger replied. A short dialogue
ensued between Messrs. Douglas and Bgler. The
Senate then went into executive session.
HousE.-The House took mp the election OF Pub.
lie Printer. Mr.. Smith, of Va, offered resolution
for the appointment Of a committee to examine into
the subject Mr.. Steadman, of Ohio. was elected
Public Printer by thirty majority. The House was
occupied the balance of the session in drawing for
seats. d. ....
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Serious Troubles ,oith the Mor,non..

ST. LOUIS, Dec. s.-Advices received here from
Salt Lake, dated Nov g. 1t is stated that the Nor
have stolen six hundred cattle in sight Of AL.
exanders camp. 1t is supposed that Col. johnson
has concentrated his forces with Col Alexander.
Capt Cook is expected to winter at Henry's Fork.
The army was suffering for want Of provisions and
clothing. The horses were much in want Of forage,
which was giving out. Gov. Cumming and the 9TH
er officers had determined to enter Salt Lake City,
If possible. The Mormons had determined on resis.
tance. skirmish had occurred between Col. Alex
ander and the Mornons of the latter were
ken. sailr.. .'. .-ia..r .sH - -... B" ''.'..r .-
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SoUrH-CARoLISA.-The report of the comptroller
general Of South Carolina shows that the tax colec
ted for 1857 is sxtysesen thousand and twenty five
dollars and ninetysi cents less than tha: for 1885,
1t also states that the dividends received by the State
upon the railroad stocks which she owns and which
cost her one million nine hundred and forty.two
thousand three hundred dollars amounted during
the last fiscal year to thousand hundred
and eighty-fve dollars only.
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WHOLE NUMBER .-12I5.s


NEW HOPE ACADEMY, n. ,C.-This SchoolI
II for boys, in East Chatham, will close the present
Term on the 18th of Decembef, and will open Er the
Spring Term on the llth January %" u ' ss2x on
The Teachers feel qualification in saving that nnda the
very active and efficient management 0f John Aos3
have the prospect of and properous Acade
my, and of high character at which peoplscan
have their carefully AMI thoroughly prepared % enter
any Of our Colleges for them thorough Aes.
demcal training ,-, 9,f 7orf egs;rf,.,-yegs, Jon
The following is list of the b.,,, .,
JoHN CAsrLEBERRr, g. J. sWILLIAns Esq 80 .fij
Rev E. FEAnSsroS, HENRY WILLIAMS, Esq,, 80,
j. j. JINKISe, ~ - NJ ID. WILLIAMS, ESQ, :
JosEPH SroxE. Hsy5H George WYNS. SJe'' t'', ,JcS
SINS UrcHuRcH. Esq, y zrfTEiip
Who take lively interest in the school, and tAeo
Teacher in bringing Wholesome Influences 10 haf end o
make 1t pleasant temporary home TO the student r alt
The Rates of Tuition g. IL and Is dollars per Term
OF hive m"nths according to the stage Of advancement
All students are bound from the time they set in to the
end of the session L .s.--ss1 - .ss.,-sjH i1s
Students from the East West can stop Aorrisvile
Station and take the stage thence 10 point the
Academy. .t,s's = = III
In behalf of the Board. go ~ .r if'' s.dFt ehf
rs.s ~ G.J. WILLIAMS, Seefys ~
November 81, 1857. So, f-rs.ge sl, -lzl2-wsn. g
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DEATH OF WnIrMEL SrALLINGs.-We are panied
to have to announce the death OF Hon. Whitme Sal
ngs, Of Gates county.
Mr. Stallings represented the County of Gates in
the House of Commons during the sessions Of 1881.
1892 1885, 1886, 1888, and 1910. and his district
in the Senate in 1912, 1874, and 1916. He also
a member of the Convention that revised the State
Constitution in 1885, and was a Councillor of State
during Gov Reds first term. He was good citi.
Ten, sincere patriot and an honest man. 80. !.ie9
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NoRTH-cARoLINA, WE'D NEsDAY DECEMBER 49,; 1857
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge.

The Grand Lodge Of Ancient York Masons of
North-Carona was in session, in this City, during
the presentweek Misrepresentation Of delegates was
quite full one; and we understand their proceed.
'ngs have been marked by the utmost harmony and
good feeling .aa u 'a' t'5"(: o.. ''5,-. "a q F.'"
On wednesday evening provision was made to
iquidate the debt Of $l4. 600 with which the Trus-
tees of St. Johns College have been embarrassed;
and the prospect seems to be that that institution
will be in operation at distant day. 1t is said to
be one of the finest buildings in the State, and it is
most eligbly located This debt had already been
provided for by subscriptions; but being conlin-
gent, they not available, but will ultimately
become so, when they will be applied to the college
fund endowment: a. ,l..r -.G - rag s.gs @s.,a
The session was brought 20 close on Thursday
evening. The following the officers elect for the
ensuing year: ...- ..,. .
ALFRED MARTIN, Wilmington, G. NJ. ." '. .t
j. 7. ALEXANDER. Lincolnton, S. 6. W., z.
j. NJ. Cox. PerquiInans, j. G. w., % T. q.
&. W. d. HUTcHINGs, Raleigh, G. T., .....n.
w. I. BAIN Raleigh, G. S. -a.4 ..-,.f
The following are the officers appointed by the
Grand Master:
James W. Osborne Charlotte D. G. NJ, .r
w. j. Pope, Hookerton, S. e. d., ,..... ........
j. A Murray, Alamance, j. G. D., ... .s
Jas. Mcdaniel, Fayetteville, G. c. - . ....
District Deputy Grand Masters: F..
1st District, R. N. Forbes, Snow Hill, ... ,.
I'd '' w. X. Blake, Fayetteville,
Sd Joshua Roberts, Ashevle. .r
j. T. Littlejohn, Oxford, Grand Marshal.
E. f. Watson, Alamancc, q. S. B. .r.. +
A. Thomas, --, G. Pur.
N. S. carp, Raleigh. G. Tyler
Committee Of Foreign Correspondence:
j. 7. Littlejohn, Oxford
P. Custis New bern,
j. Mcdaniel. Fayetteville.
Committee on lMasonic Jurisprudenee:
p w. Tanning. Wilmington, -. ..
A. T.. jenkins, Newbern, -
w. G. Hill, Raleigh. .. ...
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~ The young West is sending to the ancient East
specimens of her skill in mechanic arts ship has
just left Boston for Alexandria, Egypt, laden with
military wagons and india rubber pontons or bridges
for the Viceroy of Egypt A car manufacturer Of
Worcester, Massachusetts,, also has an order from
Egypt for a number Of eight-wheeled American cars
for the railroad of that country.
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Hoes FROM TENSEssEE.-The Bristol, (Tcnn.)
Neacs says that sixty four car loads of hogs num-
bering 5000 head have been shipped east on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad towards Eastern
Virginia The Ne,es hears of hogs coming 70, ward
in every direction and says the prospect is that the
number from that point will greatly exceed that Of
any previous season.
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We understand that South Carolina Bank bills
selling ut per cent premium above those of
North Carolina in Charlotte. Shelbyville and per-
haps other points Of the good Old North State
Charleston Mercury.
This must have reference to the notes of the Far
mers Bank payable at Elizabeth City, and not to the
notes Of our Banks generally, which are certainly
good and should be current those Of the Banks
of South Carolina . .....
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~ The prompt election Of Col. Orr to the Speak
ership and Mr.. Allen. of Illinois, Clerk TO the
House of Representatives, by the vote, affords
gratifying evidence Of the spirit of unanmily per-
vading the national Democracy. Both these gentle
men admirably qualified for the positions to
which they have been called; and we record their
election with much pleasure.
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Pork CoMrxG FORWARD Within day two
past some 75O head Of hogs have arrived here. Of
which 600 were from Scott CO., Va. and $50 from
Kentucky. The greater part of them have been
shipped 90 Lynchburg having changed hands at this
place, though We are not informed at what figures.
We hear of 900 head, which are on the way from
Hawkins county, Tennessee, and expected to arrive
bere to day. :-
Pork is freely offered for sale by the raisers in this
vicinity. We understand that contract was made
by parties here, Wednesday, for 5000 bs., at 50
per hundred d-Brist0I Neacs
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FIRE IN HnLsBoRo'.-Wc learn from passengers
on the cars that reached here Thursday evening,
that Obstructive fire raging in Hllsboro' as the
train passed that village. Howerton's Hotel aud
several other buildings were burning. We have no
particulars
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HAYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL !
Dec. l2, 1887.

YHNHE Ne! T SESSION Oh THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il conim,l c. The .nd Monday January, lS5S-A. X.
BLACK, A. NJ, being Principal.
We lake pleasure sating to the patrons and public
generally that of students in both Schools there was
single of fever any sickness of local char
during last session. and the be said all
the families residing in Haywood.
Persons shn par0nIze the school assured that
besides the mental training the morals of their will
be safe h, any other school, for feel hes
aton ing, that this Community, point Of morality
and intelligence, Will compare voraby with any other
and believe, that proportion to wealth. there is
exiravagsni.
Board and Tuition heretofore; for particulars which
apply Capt E. BRYAN U A. X BLACK.
RICHARDSON TAUCETT,
JOSEPH AVANT,
ELIAS BRlA AN,
w. HOGAN JONES,
J. s. LASATER,
X X. SMITH,
b. j. HOWE,
j. w. SCOTT.
Haywood, Dec 8, 1857. l2l4-4w.
niy- Fayetteville Observer copy.
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IMPORTANT SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT PUB
IL Lie AUCTION, on the premises IA miles Southwest
of Morrisve the rad leading from Raleigh To Hay
wood the 18th of December the well known Steam En-
gne and Saw Mill. which is successful operation
Also of Land-one containing 5 acres and the
other ila two wagons; team of nurses very large
lot nf chuce lumber suitable for building purposes (dry
and other valuable property belonging the Firm of r.
I. Weaherspoon 4 Co All of winch will be sold on the
day, if not previously disposed Of - ...
All persons wishing bargains, would do well to examine
the property before the day Of SALE
all persons indebted to the said Firm requested
settle their during the present year. that the bus
of the Firm may be finally closed. o.. --...-...
X. T. WEATHERSPOON Co.
December 4, 1857. l2l4-w3t.
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GoLDsBoRoUGH.-J. B. Whitaker, Esq, has been
re elected Mayor of Gol,lsborough There were but
two votes polled against him-a lattering but merit.
ed compliment to good officer.
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Confession AN OPPoSENT-The Norfolk her.
aid of the LIST inst contains the following:
"The Democratic party appreciate the benefits OF
union in their own ranks too highly ever to think
Il at party hangs eether We Lave no fears Of the
Federal Union"
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Presidents Message.

The greater part Of our space today is occupied
by the first annual message of President Buchanan.
1t will be read no doubt with equal interest and
satisfaction. We have neither time nor space for
comments to day, but must content ourselves with
a bare reference to this admirable document
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UNION HILL MALE ACADEMY,

TUHHE THIRD SESSION OF THIS. INSTITUTION
Il will open The second Monday in January next.
Its healthy location, miles from the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad S from Hardston and 10 from Rocky
Mount and its exemption from temptations extrava-
gance and remoeness from town village certainly
entitle UNION HILL ACADEMY to q place among the
first preparatory schools. -.
Board may be obtained in good families for 81 per
month; Tuition according Ia Studies from $40 to Sl5 per
session of five munihs incidental expenses 30 cents No
deduction will be made except in Of protcted sick
ness.
Letters of enquiry should be directed Batteboro
Edgecombe County, n. e., to the Trustees
D. A. 7. RICKS, Sect'y.
December TO- 1857. 49, r..- llO-tlmfeb.
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RALEIGH, I,t5i.El,,
!. q. :. = y
So. ta,a s..,a THE ,,s sasaa g,u
Murtb-Cmuliuu gtunharAA
w I L Ii A M w. HOLD EN-.
'..'' EDIroR AND PRopR1EroR.
FRANK. I. WILSON. Associate Edi,

EaE
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Uhict thsy hare been paid arl,s,n o.; ~ , v,'r,.5,
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Our regular rates of advertising are as follows:
One square, Ia lines less) first Insertion 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, ---sa-,r-. III * ,.
Longer advertisements in proportion.
Contracts will be made with advertisers at the abore
regular sss, for six twelve months and
the contract S3 cent will be deducted from the gross
mount. g. -. +.5-'.'- fS..'1 q. 5|''tst'
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pers for $40 for six months, 81 for twelve months
Terms of Advertising in the Weekly Standard.
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the advertisement it is inserted until forbid. ...=
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RenouaI.

NEW York, Dec. S.-Mr. Buchanan has dismissed
Mr.. McKeon district attorney for opposing the reg
ular Democratic nominations in the late municipal
elections
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Virginia y. s. Senator.

f,s .,...l ,.....:.s RICHMOND, Dec, 8, P. N.
Thursday next the 10Th instant. has been fixed
upon for the electnn Of u s. Senator from Virginia
to succeed the Hon. R u. T. Hunter, whose term OF
service expires on the 4th Of March, 1859. !.
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NOTJCE....4"n OR 500 BARRELS OF CORN; ALL
~ the fiddler and shmcks; number Of ne mules. cattle
and hogs cotton gin. wagons carts. pluughs &C.
will be Sold ION credit Of ak s Thursday nth
December, at the late residence of John d. Powell de-
ceased The purchaser to give bond with security.
-.-...... 10 ID. POWELL, Admir-. q
p. s. The above sale is postponed until Tuesday 29lh
December. JO D. PO ELL. Adm'r
River.Si6e. Nov. IL, 1857. 1al3-w3t
sS Register copy. s.
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M IASONIC CLASSIC INSTITUTE, PERSON
IlCU, \. GREY JAMES II. BRENT, Principal
aided by efficient assistants Commences its SESSION.
Wednesday the 9th Of January SS. Board IS per month
Tuition from SIX o S2u per session. fsboro is the
POINT the Central K. r South Boston, the
R.chmond Danvillc K K. For particulars address :he
Principal ... -..
JAMES II. BRENT.
Dec l2, 1857 l2l5-w,E
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BELMONT SELECT SCHOOL. -
GRaSvILLE. CoUNTY, n. c. -i;.s
10 Miles South of CiarksyiIle. Va.

- = JGfT9r-
FSNHE PRINCIPAL. after teaching for twenty yesgs
IL having determined establish q permanent Select
School in The country selected the above location out of
many which he had carefully examined being preem
neny suitable for the purpose designed being
had especial. to health, and the advantages Of social
moral and religious influence To attain these ends though
at is expense of improving place, the site pro
cured in the midst Uf a community noted for intelligence
refinement and moral WORTH from stores tpling
shops and other places of temptation exravagance
vice. ,. :. -.
The sch o has been two years in successful operation
and the character of The location above given Is freely
awarded to by all acquainted herewith. IS 'Uo;r
Board can be had in families of the highest
As the number of classes will be limited il mtorfsnt
that applicants stale the progress already made
board and tuition per session Of 20 weeks
$sa payable in advance. -,. : lz pr y l7'|y'Efs
The session will the s4th of jan 1883
Address the Principal at Brownsville p. o., Granville
Co, N C.. -... 80. = :. =
December 4, 1857. lal4-get
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The Supreme Court

The Supreme Court
Will commence its Winter Term, in this City, on
Wednesday, the 3Oth day Of December. Causes
will be called as follows:
Jan | those from the J. Circuit
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- NIITCHELL's FALLs."-THIs ELEG Ant
lyv LITllOiiRApH cu,l,ed fr1m nm A mbrafxne taken

Nl LlTllOGRApH. capped from IN A mbrutype taken
from nature, giving er'ect view of the Falls
rounding Scenery, is ready fer delivery. .t g..
picture ten by fourteen nches-nished in "tins
and cnored to nature the finest style of the Art
panied by "Key and Memorial" on separate Sheet
giving the principal incidents relating to the Falls and
1t is published by JAMES H. EDSEr. of New York. and can
be had in Tints" Coored, at the following prices:
In " Tints," without frame and glass, --s. q. S2 90
Coored to naure, without frame and glass 8 90
In "Tin,s Picture and Key framed in gilt and glass;
Coored 10 nature, f.1..,"2 - !" = 4 10
limited number having been published all persons de-
string cory would do well order immediately, us the
first best and the supply may ia short Of
the demand. ~ r. ..t. 80.
= ~. JAMES NJ. EDNEY,
Sc John street. N. r.
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KNAP OF REEDS MASONIC SCHOOL,

IT, UhhNNIILt NUUNIH, n $1,000
VNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
inrendence of EDWIN G. MOORE. A. B., who brings hieh
testimonials of Character and qualifications. Tuition win
range from IS to sls session Of i've months. Board
81 80 per month. The Academy has tine healthy loea-
tion in moral and enlightened community 1t is situated
on the public road leading ,m Hilsboro to Oxford twen.
miles FROM the ner and sixteen miles from be afte,
place, ..r.s ... f.s b. b. ~ -lE : IN, =
For further information, address L. W. UMSTEAD
Secretary of the Executive Committee the Principal nj
Mt Tiz,h N c. until Jan. l2th 1855; then KNAPP Of
Reeds Granville Co. n. G.
December 9, 1857. .. lels-wtfg 4
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.... S III
- Couny-Cuurt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nove-
Der Term, lS5I.-Ienry W. Miller, Ra,rd kent-Org-
na attachment levied two hundred and fifty of
land.
In this it appearing t" the satisfaction of the Court
that Raord Kent nonresident Of this State: 1t is
dercd that publication be made the
dad for successive weeks for the said defendant be
and appear the of this Court be held the
Court House in Nashville the second Monday in Fcbr-
airy next then aud there plead, deur this
will be taken pro ooneso. and judgment had accord
ngly.
Witness: B. H. Sorsby, Clerk of said Court Office
the I'd Monday in Nov. 1857.
B. H. SORSBY, c. C. C.
December ii, 1857. ..- l2l5-6w.
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SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.-THE NEXT
- Session OF TIE OXFORD CIR iMMAR SCHOOL
will commence the second Monday in january iIl ~
Rev H"rner who has been long associated with the
Principal will continue TO be assistant instructor The
services of Hr. Joseph yenable former pupil who has
recently graduated the University with the hqest dis.
ncon and VIII" designs to make teaching his profession
have also been secured r. 49, - = y
J. a.. HORNER, Principal ,
Oxford. n. c., Nov. IL, 1851. - l2Ii-wiJan. no. -