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CUBAN SENTIMENT AND MR.. SLIDELL
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.


NEW YORK, Jan. 81, 1859.
With deep emotion we have read Senator Sldes re-
port on his bill recommending appropriation for the
purchase of Cuba by the United States and beg 10 make
a few remarks on the subject.
We endorse every argument, every phrase, every
word set forth in that able, well digested report. With
US, the people Of Cuba would endorse 1t, too, were
they allowed discuss the slightest political topic
But all which is left for them TO do touching this moen
tous question 10 write about from conceament and
send their writings here for publication seen by seve
raj letters from that island in your issue of the 22d ns
which but faint expression OF their feelings hurriedy
committed to paper Indeed the whole Cuban population
anxious TO get rid, and forever, OF the slave
trading treaty breaking Spanish government, and cannot
fail TO concur heart and soul any measure or movement
likely 10 bring about that desired end. And their concur
renee in this the spontaneous holds them out
cherished hope while striving TO throw on the Spanish
yoke.
Several attempts have been made for tho Of
Cuba from SPAIN and in them have suffered, with hun
dreds Of Cubans under the lead OF General Lopez since
1S4s until the failare of the Quman movement early in
1855 therefore but knowledge enough
of the feelings Of the Cuban people to make for them
this statement, and in their name, as we'll as In ours,
tender Mr. Slide sincere thanks for his praseworthy
efforts behalf Of Cuba, and particularly for his remarks
on the slave tradehe being the first who, in an official
capacity has done the Cubans justice by asserting that
that piraca trade Is only carried on by Spanards and
other people not born In down.trodden Cuba
'S' r''r'~ SEVERAL CUBANS.
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DENTIgTRY.

A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARHIFICAL TEETH
"A Old toeyism done away With Besptfu ccralite sets
quarters lighter than other and perfectly
natural In the mouth perfect % warranted In all casss.
Full pure silver gold and plaina with continue
pain 50 cents by Dr. LUTHER Of Tenth street and
sixth avenue.
~ In order 10 introduce moro Immediately 70 general
tee the recent important Improvements In ARTIFICIAL tesh
WILL until May l. d6count 10 cash customers - cent nom
my present prices which already very moderate the
Improvement insuree greater accuracy OF NJ freedom no
irritation Of the mouth strength and durAhiy entire
freedom from metallic tsse and ssvsnic action upon ns Neal
nerves. Rhtness and perfect cleanliness All WORK
warranted superior in every respect
67 SETS on TEETH AT DIR. CIRCUITS, NO. BOND
1lU street. Something entirely new. -
q WEARS EsTABLISHRD-4 PREMIUMS AWARDED.
10 References 70 first fAmies - american lumotypo
Portable able economical anti metallic baeo sRec-
mems shown, dentistry satisfactorily performed - We1
100 Washington street. Jersey CM{ -.
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Personal.

A FAMILY Og REsPEcTABILIrY WISH TO ADOPT
"A little girl between and eight years OF age;
phan prefered she must be bright active and healthy Any
wishing of the best Of homes child
answerI the above description do by addressing Pa
rent Herald Office stating particulars when aud where she
hQ
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CHRISTOPHER c. FL RECEIVED YOURS OF YES.
~ terday flesse call without delay. am very Ill.
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DAvE-IF you ARE IN TROUBLE WRITE ELLA -
IL or Capt -, Jersey City.
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nR. JOSEPH r, BUCHANAN Is REQUESTED TO CALL
~ JAS Bebse, No Tryon row, Tor letter addressed
10 him from Havana.
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NnIIF LATE s. g. wIIITNEY-PROB ANG TREATMENT.
i NJ. EYRE FoY, I H. G: g. r., Resident Fellow Of tho
Academy &C. will deliver lecture In C0opers In
atitue on Wednesday evening Feb ~ o'clock Subject
Lungs Air their Anatomy Dseasee and Treat.
point the benss and dangers connected win tpcal
medication by probang and tube The lecture win Pc Hue
iona Admsson rs cents Tickets be had At the principal
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NEAsONIC.-A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF AR
M Lodge, No. GAG and A N. viii be held In Antique
Rooms 0dd na corner q Cenirs ana Crane
- - e'' " g w TEfDS Gee
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IF MR.. TEA WILL SEND A NOTE, STATING TINE
when he will be In the city, he viii very much oblige
Od w r
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ITO LIQUOR DEALERS.-THE KINGS COUNTY SOCTE-
" will hold their regular monthly meeting ON Monday
Feb O'Clock 10 the afternoon at Tamany Hail. COR
ner OF Pearl Brooklyn Punctual attendance
is requested Of every member:
L. G. D'HoNEeGvE Vice President.
PETER CIEMIrsoN, Secretary
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A LARGE LOT OF DESIRABLE ssNTuIA TAN
"A rnings sale exchange forreal city or con
try. Address n. ERWIN, PAS I; rani street
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THE UNIVERSITY.
From the Raleigh Spirit of the Age.]
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Chapel Hill, Feb. 18th, 1859.

Chapel Hill Feb. 18th, 1859.
To the Editor Of the Spirit Of the Age
The misconception and Misrepresentation prevail
ent to some extent, in relation to the organization
of the Trustees and Faculty Of the University, will
probably justify if in your opinion they do not i'm
peratively require the publication of the following
statement: .F -.
1 was appointed President of the University at
the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees on the
9Th December, 1885. l was not present, but a
gentleman who attended the meeting for the purpose
Of presenting the name of an Episcopal clergyman
Of high character and unusual atainments, inform
ed shortly afterwards that he declined doing So
on hearing Judge Cameron express the opinion that
while the clergy ought to be freely represented in
the faculty. the head Of it should always be lay
man. That he would not vote for clergyman Of
any denomination for the Presidency, or for any
layman who resided north of Mason's and Dixon's
line. The nomination of the present incumbent
was made by him and seconded by Judge CASTOR.
When entered upon the discharge Of my duties
in January 1885, the Faculty consisted of Professors
Mitchell, Phillips, Hooper and Burgevin, and Tu-
tors McAllister and Owen. The two first named
were Presbyterian clergymen, though neither was
member of the Presbyterian church at the date
of his appointment and Prof Phillips not clergy
man until some years afterwards DIR. Hooper
was q Baptist clergyman and Mr. Burgevin q
Romanist; one Of the Tutors Presbyterian, the
other a member Of Methodist family The re-
ligous services in the Chapel on the Sabbath were
conducted by Professors Mitchell and Dr. Hooper al
ternately, until the latter removed to South Caro-
lima early in February 1885, to take charge of the
Furman Theological Institute near Winnsborough
| About the middle of 1897 Dr. Hooper gave notice
of his intention to retire from his Professorship at
the close of the year. and it became necessary to
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A Splendid Opening for Investment.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE

7NHE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale their Tobacco Fac
tory, situate at Tally Ho, Granville county, N C., i'm
The house is large enough and fixtures plenty to work
thirty hands, There is also the premises single story
Dwelling. with two rooms good Kitchen, Smoke House,
Negro House Stables, Crib. Steam House, &c, &C.
splendid opportunity is here presented any one wishing
to engage in the manufacturing of Tobacco The location
is good one being the edge Of the lands that produce
as fine if not the finest Tobacco in The Stale There is al
ways money to be made by well conducted Factory The
neighborhood is unsurpassed for health and good morals
Having sold out Store at Tally Ho and one of the part
ners of our having left the neghboood renders
necessary to close the entire concern and wish do
positions early be DONE For further particulars
address A. H. Cooke, at Oxford or j. J. Meadows and DR.
A. Fleming at Tally Ho.
Terms reasonable.
COOKE, MEADOWS FLEMING.
August %, 1853. 35-wlf
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oL1N HIGH sHC00L1MALE 4 FEMALE
Rev. BAXTER CLEGG, Principal. L.
. : All. MERRITT,
sIrt = Miss M ARG ARlrr TUCKER Assistants

OLIN HIGH SHC0OLcMALE & FEMALE
Rev. BAXTER CLEGG, Principal.
lte Miss M.s &c. a1H Tues.n, Assistants.
other assistants will be procured as the wants of the
school demand, so as to secure full and thorough "
-, instruction to all the pupils.
nLN HIGH SCHOOL is situated in the North.Easte,,
" part Of lrede county, N G., the waters of Roct
creek in healthy section Of country, and in the midst y
temptations to extravaganza and dissipation any school
The course of instruction is full and particular aten,,o
paid TO the elementary branches. All the teachers hars
experience and the Principal, Rev. b. Clegg is well and
fvoably known one Of the most successful manares
and instructors Of youth in the State. The government
mild and firm 1t is gradually increasing and offers sons
inducements to those who have sons and daughters m
educated Parents and Guardians are left to manace ~,
expenditures dress, to control the amount of eoct s
money and to allow the making of accounts with ms,
chants aud Others or to ueroic them they think bp,
The trustees and teachers recommend and ncucate pa
ness simplicity and neaness in dress and ugality and
economy in expenditures; but authority to COW
troi them and take no responsibility in these matters
TERMS PER SESSION OF q WEEKS.
Classical Department, 800 OO
English Department, from $40 90 to Is 90
Music on Piano, 1000
use OF instrument, 2 90
Painting Is 90
french, 500
CrayUns, &C., 10 Vo
Contingent Fee 100
BoARD.--Young gentlemen from 81 so to e. % no,
month, exclusive OF lIghts and they wait themselves
Young ladies $S on per month, including fuel WASHING
and attention. Lights will be furnished at moderate prices
Tuition and contingent fees in advance Boarding Houses
are kept for young ladies' also for young gentle,e-and
they are requested to board separately The Fall Session
opens the Sd Wednesday in july and the Spring the ls
Wednesday in January. The commencement is on last
Wednesday of May, and the annual meeting of the tus
tees the day before at ocuck A. NJ liberal share If
patronage is solicited.
BY order Of Trustees.
J. c. TURNER, President.
p. TOMLIN, Secretary.
Iredel county, N. c., June IA, 1885, 2y-wly.#
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

Near tile corner Of Ha'yett and Wilmington Streets.)
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
IL Their friends and the public generally that they are
prepared to execute all orders such Monuments,
HeadStones Tombs and Grave Ornaments of all descrp
tOns and will manufacture from the best Italian and Amer
lean Marble, at Northern prices and finished in the latest
and most approved style.
Also Granite Work of all descriptions for buildings
all other purposes Mason Work, &c, done to order.
N. B. All orders from distance promptly attend to
Address,
THOS. GRIER
January Is. 1855. 3-wly.
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.


VNHE UNDERSIGNED has, in Clark Co., Arkansas
IL $4,000 of wild COTTON LANDS for sale, IN
tracts to suit purchasers favorable terms be
afforded in any portion of the west. These lands To-
Gated twenty ears ago. and equal if not superior,
to the amount that be found in any other por
on of the State These lands lie within 25 80 miles of
Camden. Arkansas Furnishing town. where from 10000
10000 bales of cotton shipped by steamboats,
ally; and also within 90 miles of Arkadelphia, flourish
ing county that ships from 1000 to 5000 bales of
cotton every season.
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad. that is certain to be built within five years. hav
ing large land grant from the government.
ANY information be had by addressing the under
signed ut Arkadelphia, Clark Co., Arkansas
MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
July 90, 1883. 29-wtf
DIR. DEEMS SCHOOLS FOR BOTH SEXES,
WILSON, N. C.
VUNHIS INSTITUTION comprises schools of Languages
Il Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Music, Design and
Bellies Leres 1t has healthy location, ample Faculty,
and commodious buildings. The pupils charged from
their entrance only The students the Male Department
have the MILITARY drill without extra expense The young
Ladies buard with the Rector's family.
For Circulars apply to
PROF. RADCLIFFE,
Wilson, n G.
February 8, 1852. 6-wSmpd.
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A Cure for, the Piles!

HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED 20 YEARS
III with this terrifying disease, and finding no relief
finally discovered VEGETABLE OINTMENT, which, Se-
leve unparalleled in its efficacy Having cured myself
and many others, offer this remedy to the public
the most speedy discovered It's no Northern
humbug. ! could produce many proof but as the Oint-
ment ont on its own merits those that afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment By sending
One Dollar and cents in Post Office stamps Box will
be sent anywhere in the United States 3r s7e gF.'s
-. Address, 4 NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh N. G.
Aay7,'ls5s. ss lS-wlyA
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY
CARROLL COUNTY, Va


B. F. THOMPSON, A NJ, Principal.
A. w. C. NOWLlN B. p. Assstamt Principal
BE-. ASSOCIATED with efficient instructors)
yUyHE 18th SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il commence the first MONDAY in January. and con-
tinue tweny-one weeks Board canbe had in good fam
lies at six dollars per month.
HlsvilIe is village near the top of the Blue Ridge
commanding view Of the most picturesque romantic and
sublime scenery.
It is well supplied with good water and pure air from
the surrounding mountains and is renowned for health It
affords good society as our smaller towns generally
Carolina, which passes line of stages and is
Within few hours travel Of the Virginia and Tennessee
Fulton, Ben Rush Floyd and Alexander n Chafin two
Gold Medals have been presented annually for the last two
years to the best speakers The Annual Catalogue will be
sent to ally desiring further information abont the
school, '.'-'.
january %, 1859. 5-w6mpd.#
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NOTICE.
II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT.
Il liens Of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
continue to carry on the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in Ra-
leigh, ut WM II. HOLLOMAN'S OLD STAND. have
the Smith that had last year. his business shoeing
Horses and working On Farming Tools he also do iron
work Carriages nope by strict attention to business,
to share liberal patronage.
JOHN WYATT
January "A, 1885,. s-wly.
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TO DRUGGISTS,

"A GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A of the University of New York, and practitioner Of
seven years experience desires situation u wholesale
drug establishment. His for wishing such si,ua.
ton is that his health will admit of the exposure Incl.
dent TO the practice of medicine The most satisfactory
given, both character and qualification
Address, MEDICUS,
Pittsboru, N. G.
December %, 1858 5y-wtf.
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TO PLY SICIANS.

vulO A PHYSICIAN WHO WOULD INVEST A FEW
u hundred dollars in town property, in a hoursh'as
retire from the profession. The practice is worth from
8, 800 to 81. 600 per year. Terms made easy. ,eu
Address Immediately, A. B. C., Standard Office and iu'
particulars will be given.
February 8; 1888. 3..e- Wv
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DICKERs0N, wHITTEMORE & REED,

IMPORTERS OF
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, Zinc, Copper
AND ALL ARTICLES FOR TIMERS USE,
Nos 245, PAT 4 24s WATER ST., N. Y.
Dealers and Manufacturers supplied at the lowest market
s,. e.. rates, for cash, or time.
WHITTTMORE L CO., Liverpool
February IA, 1889 7-w3mpd.
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STATE OF NORTH CARDINAL
Office of Sec'y. Of State
I, RUFUS H. PAGE, Secretary of State in and for
the State aforesaid do hereby certify that the fore
going is true copy of the original on file in this
Office
RUFUS II. PAGE,
Secretary Of State.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

- SIDNEY A. SMITH.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, N. c.,
VIII attend regularly the Couaty and Superior Courts Of
Wake, Johnston, Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson.
All business entrusted to his will receive prompt at
tenti0n.
Smith6eld, Feb. 20. ?s-wtf.
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NIOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.-A VERY ELL
N gbe location in the northern part of NorthCarona
for Physician with all the convenences necessary for the
accommodation of family, will be vacated shortly by its
present owner who purposes moving to another State
Those DESTROYS of locating will receive all necessary infer.
nation on application 10 the Editors of the Standard
|, April g. 1855 l5-wtf*
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AND
n HAVE THE CELEBRATED HONEY RECEIPT, BY
Il which you make as good Honey as that made by
Bees-he Launders Secret-with fifty other good receipts
Snch as how make non-explosve Burning Fluid, Ice
Cream Ginger Beer, cure for kheu"aa,sm Hydrophoba
Many of these receipts selling North for Il each.
send all neatly printed one sheet for One Dollar and
if you do not like them the money will De refunded
: - Please address W. H. ROCKWELL,
Yadkinvle Yadkn County, N C.
January 10, 1859. S-w3mpd.*
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governor and council, given in writing, the bank
shall pay into the public treasury and tits only There
by the duty of the public treasurer to coectitat
the rate of per cent. per annum on the amount of
its circulation at the date of its last published state
ment for the time it shall remain suspended and if
any note shall be payable at branch or agency,
which, before the same is presented for payment,
shall have been discontinued the said note shall be
deemed to be due and payable at the principal bank
Sec. 33. BE 1t further enacted, That no director
or other officer or clerk of the said bank SHALL d.
rectly or indirectly, receive any compensation for
any agency, for negotiating any business with the
bank or its branches in procuring discounts, renew
| ing notes, or receiving money for individuals, or
notes discounted; and any director or other officer
or clerk so offending shall be removed from office
and disqualified from thereafter holding any Office in
the bank or its branches.
Sec. "a. Be 1t further enacted, That if any off,
director of the bank, or any of its branches
shall receive any gift gratuty or reward from any
person any loan or bank accommodation, or if any
such officer or director shall discount or purchase
any note or bill with his own private funds, and
shall afterwards place the in bank as the prop
erty Of said bank, all persons offending shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convic-
ton in the superior court shall be fined and imprs-
oned at the discretion of the court
Sec. 35. Be 1t further enacted, That the bank
shall at all times when required receive in deposit
at their principal bank, or any of its branches OF
agencies to the credit of the treasurer of the State
as much of the public moneys as he may offer to
deposit: Provided, The same shall be in such funds
as the bank at the time is receiving from other de-
positors. 5.za = 3l5a
SEC. 49, Be 1t further enacted, That the corpora
ton shall be answerable at all times for any viola
ton OF It's corporate privileges and duties and shall
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December %, 1853
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS in
WANT OF SHOES.

A LARGE LOT OF SHOES FOR SALE at reduced
"A prices together with general assortment of Family
Groceries. Also the best old Liquors, Wines, &C., &C.
which will sell wholesale retail Call and see for your.
self 4th door North side Harget Street To cash buyers
CALL and you shall not be dis ippOnted deter
mined sell low for cash. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage have received, hope by strict attention to
business to merit continuance Of the same.
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, Nov. ]. 1858. 44-wtf
To the members of the approaching Legislature say
call. as have something nice for you. j. w.
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1T BEING PROVIDED IN THE CONVEY.
heretofore made to the undersigned by Mr. WAL
TER A. THOMPSON, of this place, that the residue of
the fund therein specified shall be divided amongst such
creditors may make themselves known to the under.
signed BY the LIST day Of June l5a all creditors of the
said Walter A. Thompson, hereby notified TO present
their claims. duly authenticated within said time this
n"tce will be pleaded in bar Of any claims upon their part
to share in such fund.
HUGH B. GUTHRIE, Trustee
Chapel Hill Jan. 60 1859. 5-w6t.
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o. STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A LARGE
u Az horse power Steam Engine which is nearly new
and of the most approved make, suited to mining and mill
ing purposes.
great bargain may be had by making early application
A. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 4, 1859. G-w6t.*
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est consideration.
He would have been appointed by nearly unani-
nous vote, if the board had not been surprised by
the presentation of note, received at the moment
of baloting, from a relative of Mr.. Tutwiler, re-
questing Judge Nash to withdraw his name. Prof
Fetter was thereupon elected
Mr. TutwIler was Methodist Mr.. Anderson and
Mr.. Fetter, Episcopalians Neither Judge Cameron
nor Judge CASTOR was Presbyterian. Both were
good and great men. .-'' ''T* ~
In 1912, when the state of the endowment would
barely justify the measure adjunct Professorship
of Rhetoric was established, and the Rev. Y. +.
Deems appointed. He continued with us until the
close of the year 1s4s when he resigned and accept
ed Professorship in Randolph Macon College. A
recently published pamphlet Of DR.. Deems may be
referred to as grateful and graceful exhibition Of
hisvews in relation to the ADMINISTRATION of the af
fairs of the University during the six years that he
was a member of the Faculty.
In 1849, the trustees established the Professor
ship of History, and appointed the Rev. Albert M.
Shipp Professor, by unanimous vote.
The trustees have no power to compel gentlemen
to accept Proessorships, or when they have accept
ed, to enforce their permanent continuance in Office
You will probably be surprised to learn that no in
stance is known since the foundation of the inst-
tuition where Methodist has competed unsuccess-
fully for either Professorship or Tutorship.
As at present organized, there are two Episcopal
two Methodist aid two Presbyterian clergymen in
our corps Of instructors That there is no Baptist
clergyman among u.s. is the fault of neither the fac
ulty nor the trustees. One was sought for assidu-
ously to supply the last vacancy which occurred
The course which the board was disposed to pursue,
was indicated with sufficient clearness in the follow
*Mr. wadsworth was during this and the subsequent
year s3s and 1887 stationed Randolph Macon College,
| as Chaplain to that institution = mr. 1..f t.. -
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NOTICE.
vUNHE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE HON. FRE0ER-
l. lex NASH is for sale 1t is commodous dwelling,
with good clubhouse, ce.house and greenhouse The lot
contains five or six of land Possession be had
ut once. % :-.
ED. STRUDWICK, Ex'r
Hillsborough, NC.
February 2, 1853. 6-w6tA