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The subscriber being DESTROYS to remove west,
offers for sale his Tract of Land, ON which he now
lives, containing about five hundred acres, lying
on Gould's Fork creek, five miles North of Trades
boro' and the same distance from C. F. College
About two hundred and fifty acres of said tract is
open Lowell and in a ine state of cultivation.
Also another Tract, containing 1872 acres, one
mile farther Nerth. About fifty acres ofsaid tract
is open level in a fine state of cultivation, with
fine Improvements.
Also q House and Lot at c. +. College, near the
Mineral Springs. It is elevated and very desira-
BILE. ANY person wishing to purchase any of the
above named property, would do well to call and
examine for themselves, as 1 would sell upon rea-
sonablc terms.
LEWIS PARKER.
Arson Co., December is, 1856. I9-tf .
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Not worth the Trouble"

my fortunes made now, and it is not
worth the trouble to dress as l once did"
So said a married lady to q friend who had
limited to her that she was not as careful of
her personal appearance as formerly. Be
fore she married she was q model of preci-
sion and neatness-each fold of the dress
was laid according to rule-each braid of
hair was assigned its habitation and place
each smile was suffered to go thus far and
no farthcr-in a word, everything was ac-
cording to the Single Rule of Three. She
married, and the great aim of her life was
commemorative fortune was made"
She had used all the power of feminine
gracss to win her Observation-Disclosures her
person to appear attractive, and now that
she has him bound hand and foot, she does
not consider it worth the trouble to appear
neat, attractive, and lovely. Fie! Oh, great
grand daughter of Eve! Is it not worth
the trouble to retain the love you once In
spired in a noble heart that could appreciate
loveliness? Beware, lest by your negli
gence, you find to your sorrow, that your
great wealth of love treasured in your 30
som has taken wings and fled. Home is no
happy without a continual reciprocal love
and it is we'll worth the trouble to keep tina
home bright with the sunbsams of domesti
ioy.
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LIBERTY FEMALE ACADEMY.

The Spring Session If this School will open on
the third Monday in Jan. 1881.
The course of study is ample, and designed to
give the pupils q thorough education. This school
is situated ten miles north of Raleigh, in a healthy
and moral neigbborhood, II miles from Huntsville
Depot, Or the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, and
"a miles from the great Falls of Neuse; and is un-
der the superintendent of MRS. JOHN BELL,
who was educated by Mrs u. R. Herrick, (fermer-
ly Miss Matha Richardson, who was Principal Of
Pleasant Grove Academy in this County,
Board can be had in the neighborhoCd from G to
Z dollars per month.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Spelling, IS 90
Higher English, 8 20
Latin and French. each, 90
Music on the Piano IS 90
Jan. Z 1857 I9-Im
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A gentleman of Boston writes to his friends in
New Bedford thls: To your inquiries I would re-
ply, that when | -frstcommenced using Prof. Woods
Hair restorative, my hair was almost white and
nad been so for the last ten years and it was very
thin on the top of my head, and very loose, and
pulled out freely but I found that before I had
used all the second bottle, (Which was eight wssks)
my hair was entirely changed to it's original color.
eight brown,) and is now free from d~andruff, and
quite moist. have had my hair cut FIVE or six
times since the change, and have never seen any
thing like white hair starting from the roots and
It'll now as it ever was, and does not come out at
all. 1t has proved N my case al that 1 could
wish or ask. Yours, &c. -
july l. 1855. e
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A CARD.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees of
IN Franklinton Male and Female Institute have
secured the services Of Rev. d. R. Bruton and La
dy, who are regular graduates of honor, and Of
several sears experience in teaching. They will
beaded by competent assistants in their respective
departments. The course of study will be thor
ough and complete; Classical. Musical, Painting,
&c. Expenses for board, tuition, &C., will be
about as heretofore.
A regular advertisement setting forth particu-
lars will appear soon.
c. C. BLACKNALL,
Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Jan. 2, 1857. 1-l9-2t.
1<y~ Citv panerc oonv
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Spirit .ft@< Is< S&f dsG q. s.

Fla; 2 VIM Brown, Yanceyvile; R II
Workman, Henderson w White. Melville;
&c + Fisher, Newbern Be Gee, louisville;
John w Robertson, S c.; 2 tt Latham,
Washington ; Sc LIS Cash. Claytonsvilie !;
Miss L Crowson, Wilkesboro' jill Steven
SOD, Statesville; A A Person, Louisburg,
Oliver Clark. Cane Creek w L Williford,
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gtbool Ab6erlisemeats.
INSTITUTE,

CLAYTON INSTITUTE,
miles east of Raleigh, on the North
Carolina Railroad,
The next session Of the Male and Female
Department of this Institution, Will com
-menee n the Sd Monday in January, 1857,
and continue for FIVE months.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Primary Department per session, So 90
Grammar, Arithmetic, and Geography IL 90
Higher English and Languages, Is 90
Music on Piano, Oil Painting, &C.,
(~extras.) II 90
Mnsic on Guitar, Is 90
w. B. JONES,
Jan I'm Principal.
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Henderson Collegiate Institute.

Fl EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION
will be resumed on tho first Monday in Jan uary
1857. Terms the same as heretofore.
Good board can be had at from S to 50 per
month. In an extensive and Systematic course Of
Study, and thorough and critical instruction in
every department, in heelthfulness Of location ana
facility of access by Railroad, and In the very
moderate charges for Board and Tuition, this In
stitution presents a combination Of advantages !.
equalled, certainly not surpassed, by any similar
establishment in the State.
A competent Assistent is seeded in the Prepare.
tory Department. To such an one a liberal SALARY
win be given. address
j. J. wYCHE, A. NJ,
Henderson, N. C. l7-3t.
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MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL
AT BUFFALO, MOORE CO., Il. c.

AT BUFFALO, MOORE CO., II. C.
MP, DANIEL MCINTYRE,
MRS. ANNIE !. MCINTYRE, fNSciPALs'
This Instisltion will open on Monday, 9Th Jan
nary next. Very great advantages are offered in
this School. Young men viii be prepared for col
lege and the higher walks OF life. Young ladies
viii attain advantages equal to any offered in
schools of the first class.
The neighborhood, as to morality and health, is
without a parallel.
Pupils will be charged from the time they enter,
without any deduction, except for protracted i'll
ness. Tuition per session IF FIVE months yiz:
English, according to Enhancement, $50 10, $3.50
Latin, Greek and higher Mathematics 1890
Extras in Female department.,
French aud German languages each, 1900
Music on Piano, with use of Instrument, 2U,0 0
Painting, Drawing and Needle work, each, 500
Vocal music Gratis,
Board in the best families, at coGYenien. dis
tances, from $500 to 500 per month.
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ST.. LOUIS. March.a g. 1854.

Prof. Wood-My hair commenced falling off
some three or four years since, and continued to
do SO, until I became quite bald. I tried all the
popular medicines of the day, but to no effect
At last, | was inducedt to try yoGr celebrated Hair
Restorative, and am happy to say, it is doing won
ders. | have now a fine growth of young hair,
and cheerfully recommend its use to all similarly
afflicted. A. C. WILLIAMS, 1873, I'd Street.
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE
WARREETON. n. G..

FTNHE Spring Session will N OF Hednes-
l. dayJauuary IA 1857 under the direction Of Rev.
I. 5. Campbell Pres. E. e. Parham A. d. prof.
of classical Literature anu Mathematics, and G. H..
Kehr, Prof. Mueic. with ; corps ose emit assis-
tants in all the departments Of instruction, both
thorough and accomplished.
Terms. Zone halfis advance aad shs baiauc at
the closa Of tie SESSION. Beard $50. English
Tuition $i2.5e. Higher RngIish and Mass,
enAatiss 1900, Washing and fuel $50. An
Gent and Modern Languages, Issic, Painting.
Drawing, Needle work, &c, Extra.
Students admitted at any time, aHd charge cd
only from the time Of entrances, but sftsr entrances,
no deduction except in cases of protrac.ed sickness
1t is vsry desirable tEat pupils be present a. tn.
opening of the Session.
For further particulars. apply to the Principal.
I. S. CAMPBELL, President.
Dec. 10, 1856. kI-sv.
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CATAWBA COLLEGE.

NEWIUN, ". {.
FFNHE next session will commence on the third
Monday of January.
During the coming year special attention viii
be paid to the English, Mathematical and Scien-
tihe departments. A course of Lectures illrstra-
Ted by experiments, will be given on Natural
Philosophy, and its allied sciences, to be Cor
tinued BY others en- Physical Geography and
Geology. a Teachers class will be formed for
the ke.est Of those Who desire TO teach.
Terms the sstLe as heretofore. To those who
may desire particular information, Circulars will
be sent by the subscriber.
w. SMYTHE.
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WI 10 WANTS A CHEAP pIANo?-THl

M HO WANLD 4 CIEdF 1IANU!"IHE
w subscriber has for years been engaged in the
purchase and sale of Pianos, Harps, Melodeons,
Guitars, Music, &C., and being a practical Musi
clan, mas giv,n entire satisfaction. He buys direct
ly from the manufactures, and is thereby reliev-
ed from heavy reats and other expenses.-Every
instrument sold by him receives his personal atten-
ton, and is guaranteed n ct only as to quality, but
being cheaper than it can be procured at any
wholesale house in the United States. A printed list
of prices, accompanied by the most anquestionablo
references, sent free of charge to all parts of the
world On application to
JAMES NJ. EDNEY,
Sc, John street, New York.
Daeember 81. 1855. 19-1y.
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SARAH ]. BROWN.
CHICAGO, Nav ]. 125

have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative
to decided advantage. It prevents the hair fron
coming out, gives it a gloss and ~softness very de-
sirablo. The few gray hairs ] had, entirely dis
appeared. Others of my family have used it, and
concur with me in pronoancing it all it processes
to be.
kenny A CLARK. Michigan Avenue.
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RAs1N- Mich. Anr Q la5:

NAsIN, NIICH. mug. 2, 100.
This is to certify, that one year ago, I was quite
gray, and my hair so thin upon the top of my
head, that l feared its entire loss. In this condi-
ton, l applied for and obtained q bottle of Prof.
Woods Restorative" and before I had used one
quart bottle, the gray hairs had entirely disappear
cd and it had thiskcned up, SO as to be as full as
usual, 1t assumed a glossy appearance, appar emily
more beautiful than everit was before. I do, there
fore, cheerfully recommend it to all those ladies
who value a beautiful head of hair. / will also
state that 1 use it now, occasionally, for its beauti-
flying effects.
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rSy- The Supreme Court met IN this city
on the 30th Dec. Tventy'six gentlemen re
ooiyed license to practice in tho County Courts
md fifteen in the Superior Courts. Who will
bs the clients, if every body turns lawyer!
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Ray-Our Correspondents nave failed tC
forward our usual Market Reports. BY re
ference to the Norfolk, Petersburg, Whining
ton aud Fayetteville papers, we find little o
no change reported from our last notice.
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FOR PRODUCING HAIR on BALD HEADS, AND REsToR

FOE PRODUCING HAIR on BALD HEADS, AND RESToR-
ING GRAY HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR.
The astonishing and unequaled preparation has
never failed to produce a growth on Bald Heads,
when used according to the directions, and turn
hair back to its original color, after having be-
come gray, and reinstate it in all its original
health, 'lustre, softness, and beauty. Removes at
once all scurf, dandruf and unpleasant itching,
s~crofuia, eruptions and feverish heat from tie
scalp. 1t also prevents the hair from beco ing
unhealthy and falling of, and hence acts as a pcr-
feet hair invigorator and tonic.
We annex a few certificates, to corroborate our
assertions.
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OXFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL
% ORD. n. C.

j. II. If0RE5R PRINCIPAL.
T. j. II0RNER, ASSISTANT.
yIlIIE next session opens the second Monday
4 in January.
The number Of pupils viii be limited.
Application must be made in advance, sta
ting the age and degree Of advancement of
the applicant, and also what school he lass
attendcd.
Board and Tuition, a. heretofore, Seventy
FIVE dollars. per session. payable in advance.
Oxford y. G. Nov. Goth. 1856. ltd
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ST. LOUIS Sent. 90 1854

DIR. c. j. Wood.-Sir: I have used nearly three
bottles of your Hair Restorative, and have found
lis effects very satisfactory. 1t has entirely des-
troyed ell dandruf from my head, and restored
ny hair to its original color, which had become quite
gray. VIM. TRUSDALE.
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GARDNER. Maine. June

GARDINER, MalnG, juno z, 1871.
Dear Sri havo used tive bottles of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, and can truly say, it is
the greatest discovery of the age, for restoring and
changing the hair. Before using it. l was as gray
as q man of seventy. Ny hair has now attained
its original color. You can recommend it to the
world, without the least fear, as my case was one
of the worst kind. d. N. MURPHY.
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Farm, containing by recent survey 437 acres,
IN about one third of which is ia the original
growth, about the same portion has grown sp
in woods which is now nearly as good as it was
originally, q considerable portion of the remainder
is prepared for cultivation. It is on Tar River,
eight miles south Of Oxford, has a good dwelling
house with three ~chimnsysa and q cellar. Their is
> never failing spring Of first rate water within a
hundred yards Of the house. The sum of TIVE
thousand dollars viii be required in cash for the
residue liberal time will be given. The tenant on
the premises win show the land.
WILL. L. WYCHE.
Granville, Dec. 10, 1855. 16-tf SIT
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FEMALE
SCHOOL,

THE Bird session of this school, under the gov
erament of Mrs LANE r. GILLESPIE, will cora
meace on Thursday, the 18th Of January. Board
ing for a limited number of young ladies car ts
bad in Mrs. Gillespies own family other private
families will lie prepared to any
number of boarlArs.
Mrs. -Giiiespie's reputation as a teacher, tho
beauty and health Of the locality, lie morals C
the community. and the cheapness Of this scho ],
e duee its friends to expect a largs patronage.
Tsylorsvilie. Dec. /, 1856. I5-Ss
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Carlisle, June u, 1853.
[ have used Prof. O. J. Woods Hair Restorative
and have admired its wonderful effect. Ny hair
was becoming, as I thought, permanently gray,
but by the use Of the Restorative" it has re-
sumed its original color, and, 1 have no doubt per-
m~anently so. SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-Senator IT g
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No DECEPTION!

ToHN C. PALMER HAS A Large Assortment
- of Gold. silver and Stall SpectacIes, warranted
genuine Gold and Silver, Periscopic, Coneave ard
Convex Glass to suit all ages aud eyes. purchased
from McAllister b Bro, the best Opticians in the
U. States. He could get good judges and Professors
to them, but it is unnecessary. Call
and see them, andjudge for yourselves, before you
pay double price at other places.
Dec. 9, 1856. LIT.
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MORNING STAR INSTITUTE.
NASHVILLE n. C.
Male Department,
GEORGE w. BLOUNT, PRIScIP

GE0RGE ". BLOUNT, PRINCIPAL
Female Department,
MISS BETTE L. Philips, PRIScHRAL.
fFsHE 5ta Session Of this Institution will open
i on Monday the 5th of January 1857, and
close on Friday the 18th Of May following.
Tuition in Male Department: from 10 10 SIS,
according TO advancement. In tie Female Depart
ment The same with the addition Of Mutic on
Piano $50. Guitar go. Drawing and PaintiBg
SI0. Ornamental Needle work SIS.
Board. iucludiay Lodging, Washing, Fuel.
Lights, and servant hire, can be had in the best
private houses in and near the Village for from
IS to $40, per month. For Circulars containing
full particulars address the Principal of the Male
Department or B. H.. BL0UNT, Chairmaa
l7-Aw of Committee.
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NOTICE FOR LADIES.

A LADY of experience, who can come well re-
Acommenaed, competent TO teach mcsic, Draw
ing and Painting, is desired to take charge, in the
Female department at Jonesvine, at the nImenc
ment of next session, Jan. 9TH, 1857. Ladies
making application will please do it Immediately;
and IN connection with the application, send the
testimonials of qualifications with the stated sala-
.ry- VIZ. VAN EATON, Principal.
Jonesville, N. G. Is
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- Sold At ~ Marker Etraet. sd. Lou

4- Sold at ia Market street, St. Louis, Mis-
souri,, 316 Broadway, New York, and by ali Drug
gists everywhere. All kinds Of family patent
medicines for sale, on the best possible terms, at
Prof. Woods establishment, Ia Market street, st.
Louis.
For sale by all Druggists in Raleigh. By DR.
7. ]. Patrick, Greensboro, and 7. s. Carr d Co.
Charlotte. Is-3m
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A VALUABLE GIFT, for any season, and OF
n permanent value, is Webster's Unabridge
Dictionary. "a necessity for every educated
man."-Lord Brougham
Alse, Webster's School Dictionaries.
For sale by W. L. POMEROY.
Dec, "a. 19-tf
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"IDDIFIELD'S New Cook Book, by Praeti-
w cal Receipts for tho Housewife. By Han
nah Widdifel6 Celebrated for many Years for
superiority ofevery article she made, in South
Ninth Street, above Spruce, Philadelphia. Com
plete in one large duodecimo volume, strongly
bound. Price One Dollar.
There is not q lady living, but should possos
themselves of a copy of this work at once. 1t viii
give you all better meals and make your cost Of
living less, and keep your husbands, sons, and
brothers in an excellent humor. 1t is
ded by thousands, and is the best and only CON-
plete Book on all kinds OF Cookery extant. 1t is
taking the place of all other Cook Books, for a
person possessing " Widdifeld's New Cook Book"
needs no Other, as a copy of this is worth all the
other books, eallsd Cesh Books, in the World.
For Sale BY Il. d.
n. c.. Bookstore
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A PERFECT CURE. AND NO MISTAKE.

From the Editor ofthe ". Y. Mirror, Apg. 9.
About four weeks since, one of the COM
posters of this Office was suffering so badly
fro N a cough that he was unable to sleep of
nights, and too weak to stand at his case
He became very pale and thin, and gave
symptoms of falling a victim to quick con-
sumption. We recommended to him various
medicines, which had no effect. Finally, we
gave him one bottlesofW ISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY. 1t afforded him i'm
msdiately relief, and he is now o well man,
and not the slightest symptom of cough
These are facte, and further particulars may
learned at this Office. We should add that
the cough in the above case was accom- panied
by profuse splitting of blood.
None genuine unless signed [. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
ETH w. FOWLE d CO., 13S Washington St.
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
For sale by all the Druggists in Raleigh, Gold:
1t is very stran &c, that persons suffering from
diseases pertaining to n deranged state Of the Liy
or, will not, when all other remedies fall, just tn
one bottle ofSanford's Invigorator, or Liver Rem
edy ; the cure is certain.
1t is an established fact, ard no reason why an,
person should linger cut a miserable existenc
from Bleeding Pilos, as many do from ignoranc
of a cure being within their reach. Sanford's In
vigorator, found in most drug stores, perfectly sim
pie, cannot injure, but gives tone and strength t
the general system, and is an all-sufi eient remedy
19-4w.
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charge.
The now building for the male Department.
handsomely located within a convenient distance
of the mineral Spring, will 30 completed by the
opening Of the next session. sufficiently comInucI-
Gus to accommodate a hundred young men.
The Female Academy will be repaized and made
entirely comfortable,
Ample aeeo0laodatiS ans rr boarding Young Ia
dies viii be afforded by Rev. T.. S. Marlboro, Who
will be Proprietor Of the House now occupied
by A. d. Marsh, Esq devoted exclusively to tIas
purpose.
Beard for young aen can be obtained in the yii-
lasa and within convenient distance OF the Acado-
my. Board in both departments, including fuel,
lights and washing, &C., IS or less per month.
1t b very important foF al 10 be present at the
opening ofths session, though pupils win be ad-
mitted at any time. and charged from date Of en
trance. no deductions made unless in cases9f
protractel illness. Ono hall the tuiiion and Beard
required IN advance.
Nov. 18th, 1886. l4-st.
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m1ANTED.-A Teacher we'll qualified to
m. prepare boys for College, otake charge
of a small school in cur family. None need
apply but such as can come well recon-
meIded as to ability and moral character.
/ wish my school to m IN January
next. CT. FAUCETTE.
Dec. 18th, 1856. l6-5t
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e.. 10.
LoUIsBURG

IOUISBURG
FEMALE SEMINARY
WHE next session will cosanA@ues :,
u End Monday in January.
Terms as heretofore.
To those desiring particular Information.
Catalogues or Circulars will be sent, en- APP
plication to Mrs. j. A. Ray. Principal.
By order Of the Board of Trusteess.
THOS. II. THOMAS Secretary.
Dec. Is, 1856. II SIT.
WILSON ACADEMY.
D. S. RICHARDSON, A. n, PRINCIPAL.
Aided by competent assistants.
WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY.
Mrs; D SE s; McHARpSoN, Principal.
Wtth competent assistants.
These Institutions will open for tho sdrlis-
sion of students, on Monday, Jan. 18th, 1851.
A Circular containing particulars can lie
obtained by addressing the Principals at
Wilson, n. C. D. S. RICHARDSON.
Wilson, n. c., Dec. ID; 1856
5l-1G-4t
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MOUNT VERNON
Male anu Female Seminary

FE1HE third session Of these institutions, vi
are separate aud distinct from eas1 cine.
open on the 2nI Monday OF JaEuary. 1857, .:f
close the last Friday in Mag following.
RIP. JONES, Principal Of tia Maic IcPartreI:
and assisted by Competent instrnetors.
MISS ". {. R0YSrER, Principal Of the Eauni
dcpartIuent-aided by suitable Assistants.
MRS r. p. JONES, Principal of me Music dc
partment
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Mouse Manufacturing Company

Arson Co., December Is, 1855. I9-tf
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Granville, Dec. 10, 1858.
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TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.

Jan. 2, 1857.
~ City papel
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-07
LAND FOR. SALE

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