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AN OLD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL.

AN OLD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL. .
WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
julius WnCox, Principal. ........ ..-
HNHE THIRTY-FOURTH SESSION WILL. OPEN
Jan. H. 1858. The Principal, who has been
ed with the school from its commencement, has recently
purchased the interest of his former copnrner Rev n L.
Gves aud will continue the school, assisted BY expe-
rcnced and efficient corps of teachers and hopes
personal erts to merit the support Of The public
For terms and particulars apply TO the Principal.
December II, 1851. llU-tFebl.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES.

go TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES.
a CGORDING TO THE PROVISIONS OF A DEED
IA OF TRUST made TO the undersigned on the l4th
dav of Jaly S5zand recorded in Book No. e page 1872,
shall proceed {" sell. Tuesday 18th day of january,
lss, al the Conrt House DOR, in the City of Raleigh,
children. .r-. &c.,. -.-. .. Cd. go. .a
The sale will be made credit Of se months. for ap-
proved notes negotiable either of the Banks in this City,
and bearing interest from the day Of sale
T. 10. GEORGE LITTLE. Trustee.
Raleigh, N. c., Dec 10, 1857. lI0-tl2Jan.
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Masonic High Schoois-Male and Female, %
FRANKLINTON, N. C. H '-. To-
GEORGE W. NEAL A. NJ, Principal, In the Male De.
JULIUS GUIoN, A. b., Assistant, ! partment.
GsoReE W. NEAL, A. NJ, Principal In Female De-
Mrs. I. H. NEAL Tescher of French, &C. partmeuf, 3
The session will begin the Ith of annary 1855
For further particulars, address the Principal eher
of the undersigned. 10. . .---.- e.. : 200 ..
W. F. HILLIARD, Chm,n h,
j. A. GEosHEGAS Secy. '' II - -
December =, 1857. E -Hf tr' --1sI4-wtFebi
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE. III
THNHE FOURTEENTH SESSION WILL. COMMENCE.
u the First Monday in january, 1885, The Teacers
mpoyed are Of the frst order of ability The Of
. .s.- -. ExpsysEs. IElt- rTss 5-r !.
Tuition in Elementary Branches. az -.
College Glasses, 20
Music, On
g '. Drawing, T-I 10
a.'.." Painting. :. ---.sut. &C.,. On ga,s.r
:" Embrodery,
Board and Washing, per Month, ?, - 10 -
' No extra charges win be made -.
For particulars apply to .'.,-'i e fa --. -tlE III!
-. 81 - j. Ii. MILLS, i .slfy al
5...... sss ..aE ID. 49, Oxford n G. 81
Nov. 4. 1857. r-..- la0e-arnt =
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q BE- Stanbar>... .... .
RALEIGH, SATURDAY,. DEC. IL, 1857.

T HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS
.
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SPRING GFIELD CADEMY,
WAKE COUNTY n C.


j. J. You've, Principal-B. W. YouSc, Assistant.
TIME NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
IL first Muudav in January, 1858. This Institution IS
situated eight miles from Raleigh the Central Rail
road The healthy location. hghoned morality of the
neighbnhood, general intelligence beraty and ndusiri
habits Of the citizens make il of the eligible
points for male school in NorthCaiona Arrangements
have been made BY which large number of buarders
be accommodated the best of families dollars
per month Students will be thoroughly prepared
either nf the Colleges in the State The Principal relies
with confidence upon The merits of his school suc-
and refers the public his and experience
the last eight in the business Of teaching
His former and patrons the best judges Of his
Seminary, and he therefore begs leave John B.
Bobbi,t, Esq, Col Willis Whitaker, Maj n. G. Band Will
son w. Whitaker, John Devcreux and Kinlbro Jones,
Esquires '.s... .. ...... -
TERMS PER SESSION MONTHS.
Primary Department, SIS
Higher English, l2
Ciassics and Mathematics Is,
For further particulars apply to the Principal Ralegh
n. e.
Nov II. 1857. lell-wat
ssg- Register copy. -.-..-r
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STATE OF NORTH. LIMA
- PITT COUNTY.-Court at Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sons November Term, ls5., James r. Congetou, Guar
dian. Eli Gurganus james Gurganus-Petion for
tlement.
In This appearing to the Court that Eli Gurganus
and James Gurganus the defendants of
this State II ordered that publication be made in the
Raleigh Standard for six weeks notifying the
said defendants appear at the of this Court
10 be held at The Court House in Greenvie the first
Monday of February. A. d. lS5s then there To answer
this notice will be taken pro p and the petition
heard accordingly Witness. II. Sheppard Clerk of our
said Court office Greenvl'e the first Monday of No.
vember, A. ID. ls5T.
H. SHEPPARD, C. &C.
November 10, 1857. .2I2-wsw
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HOLLY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL,

HOLLY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL, ga
A. DowELI, PRIxcIrAL - - -
TIME PRESENT SESSION WILL CLOSE DEcEM a.
Il Der 4th The next Spring Session viii commence
January llth 1883 and continue Il weeks In Inssi-
tuition Young men prepared olege fitted for
active duties of life The discp mild yet sucensiy
strict 10 ensure order and proper ttenton to study
TERMS PER 81 ssIox: 't5ar'4 i'i
Primary Clsss in Spelling Read .,g and Writing On -
Cas. IN English Grammar Geoi ply, Arithmetic "a -
Philosophy &C. with the abu,- -,'-.3 - 10 "a
Glass ~ Greek, Latin and Maie .nacs with any -,
Of the ab,ve, tx m
Holly Spring is pleasant VIII .e Is miles West of R.
egh IN healthy locality, will good water Board can
be obtained with pleasant fam, the village or peigh.
borhood al from to - per month. So . . si,. = 81
s4s g.r .-E-...-fg3i 81. ID. B. HOLLAND 81 ..y
-. -. Secretary of the Board of Trustees
NB.The FEMALE SCHOOL in the same Village !" .
taught by Mrs. DOweIl will begin the same time
October 20, 1857. assj q 80 81. la7Svtfr
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY.
Orange County, N. C.
vhNHE e0rH SESSION WILL OPEN ON THE 18th
IL January lSas. 1t is the of pupils To be
present the first day of The session. all the regular
classes will then be formed. Beard and Tuition cheap
than at any "her High School in the State. At
hams Hlsburungi, The ~ c Central Railroad l2
miles from the Academy) conveyances be obtained
For circulars and catalogues of Terms &C. address the
Principal,
JOSEPH II. SPEED, A. B.,
South Lowell, Orange. Co., n. C..
Nov. 4, 1857. I2Os-tI4Jn.
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SEXTON FOR CHRIST CHURCH
w apply to G. w. MOrdecai Esq, Ut Doct 7, ID. Hogg
Dec II. 1857. rr. llU-3t
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nISSOLUTION.-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERE
II to,re existing under the and style Of Winton
Creech, dissolved by mutual consent the 18th Of
November, 1857. ... e H. L. WINTON,
'' o. - B. CREECH
Dec. II, 1857. .. q. 'r.'l llO-3t
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Morning Sum Male aad Female AsaAs0ys
MIR; NIB JN9i No p ?; BAILEY 3 Principals.

VlHE EXERCISES OF THE PRESENT SESSION OF
IL this Institution will close Wednesday the 9Th Of
December and the next will the 18th of Jsnua-
ry following and continue 2I weeks.
In the discipline teachers mild and parental
energetic and fr We have had their neary
sessions consider ourselves fortunate having secured
them and rejoice at the prospect Of their being permanent
ly located - ..i ..i
Mr. Baeys expenses in preparing for fhe accommoda
ton of boarders have been considerable and ,rey
hope that he succeed in getting ~ young ladies
at 81 per month. His building cumnudious waite,
hrstiae and he will refer those who have boarded with
him for with reference his
priefor of boarding house. nzF .-.. .t -.r-. :
The female portion of the school will use water from his
WELL spend their no of recreation mostly bis house
ana yard and be suffered 10 be in the male
the Academy only when required BY the Principal Our
experience convnces that arrangement will be such
from the disadvantages of having the sexes united.
Our location (decidedly al the bast State,
within SIX miles of Durhams Depot 20 of Raleigh and
OF Fish DAM ...- -
Drs- Thomas and Benjamin Hicks are our physicians
..'. -.". Terms: ..- ... ...
Tuition per session, in primary branches. q so
geography and grammar, 10 90
" natural and mental philosophy IL 30
algebra and surveying, IL 80
latin and greek, Is 90
" music, with use Of instrument Is 90
Mr.. c. j. Rogers will take Young men at $6 per
month, lights included and others will furnish board eua
" as low. - - =
The teachers will board only young ladies' and we
hope ta! knowledge of their merits low buari
will secure for a large school. fI 3
PELEG ROGERS Chm'n, r..--.
DR.. THOMAS HICKS, . s..
WILEY FLETChER,
WM. ID. HOLLOWAY, trustees
ROB'T HALLIBURTON, ....
c. J. ROGERS, Sec.
Nov. II, 1857. ..-.-. ...s l2l1-5tw
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MARRIED,

In Hiardston, Nash county, by the Rev. Dr. Andrews
on the 18th November Mr. G. H. Clark Of Berthe to Miss r.
p daughter of Z. Hlliard Esq. '.-'s. AZ - '-
On Tuesday the Sd instant at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rohoboih by Jas S. Flythe, Esq, Mr.. John W.
Gay to Miss Sarah Jacobs NIL of Northampton county
AT Brownsville, on the 10th ult BY Rev Hines Sam
" Morton. Esq of Clarksville, Va to Miss Martha E.
daughter of Hon A. w. Venable -.s, t' .-'-' 'f'
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d. w. w. WOODED,
Dry Goods and Groceries, No. 1, Hargett St.,
RALEIGH, n. c.
VNILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE
w following articles Sugar. Coffee. Tea. AdaInan-
tine and Talow Candles Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff
kind suit the tase Smoking Tobacc" 5ncts per doz
Crkerv aud Tin Ware; Juniper Buckets and Horse Buck
cts; Meal, -Four and Corn; Boots and Shoes; Cotton
Yam, DomeStics at prices 10 suit purchasers prints of diff
ferent collars Fanei, kirscys Goods for Panaloons
knit Shirts and drawers Comforts; Soap of all kinds
Perfumery and many ather thing too tedious to MENTION
all of which will be sold cheap for cash. country pro-
ducce. Give call.
Dec II, 1857. ll0-tf
SPURGEON'S LATE WORKS, &c....T II E
- SAINT Aud His Savior; The Progress of The Soul
In The knowledge of Jesus BY The Rev. G. H. Spurge,n
Also F,s, Day Sermons and Spurgeons Sermons Isl, Cd
g. Sd Series
HUGH
Legends Aud Scenes In Scotland.
Testimony Of the Rocks. r ... ',-.- ..-. . ..
First Impressions Of England.
Foot-PrInts of The Creator,
Ny Schoo And Schoomaster
Thr Old Red Sandstone,
Fur by j. .....
Il. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Dec 81, 1887. 10
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DEULAH MALE INSTITUTE, MADISON, N.
u C.-L II. SilUCk, Principal--The secoud session
of this institution will begu Wednesday, january 6ih
and close The first Thursday in June
Students will be prepared for class in College,
the practical duties of life The discipline will be rm
and sc to diligence and study, and commenda
bic department
Terms per Session of Five Months.
PAYABLE HALF ADVANCE.
Elementary English, Observation-Disclosures. 80
Higher English observation-disclosures. i5
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, ...... 20
Modern Languages each, ............... 10
Board IS per month.
For additional particulars adress the Principal. .
November "a. 1881 l2I2-w6t.
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SALE OF SLAVES.-AS COMMISSIONERS, AP.
~ POINTED By the County Cours Of Wake at its No
vember Term, 1857 shall at the late residence of Calvin
Page decd expose TO public SALE the highest bidder
upon the 22d If December next, Five valuable Slaves ,
Terms nine months credit upon bond with good seem
rity. =
- - - 1'-s-s ROBT. T. D. SEARS.
eov. 18th, 1851. -.f.-gs l..g -r--s' 20 l2la-wta
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A TEACHER WANTED, TO TAKE CHARGE
- Of new High OF Preparatory School, called BUF.
FALOE ACADEMY, situated in pleasant, healthy and
moral neghb0rhood Is miles North of Raeiph None
need apply unless they bring ample proof IF scholar
ship, and good moral character. d r.. -. -.
Address II. W. MONTAGUE
Sec Board Trustees
- - t.<..'i 1s'.1' RolesviIle, n. G.
November ~, 1871 a.- ASIA ,.te-@i - l2l3--4w.
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DIR. W. S. BEERS s. CO., Proprietors,
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have seen it used for Pole Evil and tistuia
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Plates, Door Springs, Window Jocks,
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Mems and Boys thick and thin soled
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The celebrated DR.. Butcher writes us that
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AGENTS.

WIN. H. PEAK, Sun iron Buildings, Baltimore;
81 GEORGE 4. CRoFUT, Successor TO Lay & Broth
er 73.south 18th street, above Walnut, PmIa-
del phia; V. b. Palmer, Tribune Buildings
New York.