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South Carolina---York District.

NTHEREAS JOHN ]. NIVENS, has applied
w to me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of ADAL1NE POAG, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be
holden Mt York Court House on the 2lst day Of
NOVEMBER next, to shew cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 9TH day Of
NOVEMBER in the year of our Lord one thous.
and eight hundred and ffty-nine, and in the
eighty-fourth year of American Independence.
J. NJ. ROSS, 0. Y. D.
Nov 10 40 ""
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VaI,able Lands for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale
MxS his valuable lands. One tract con-
~ M S6i1 tanning THREE HUNDRED &
sEszs=ez7sEkS sEsszAz7sEkS FIFTY ACRES, lying on the wa
ters of Dolittle creek. This tract contains aoout
SIXTY OR SEVENTY ACRES OF GooD boi-
TOM LAND. the balance woodland. On the
premises is good LOG CABIN and all necessary
outbuildings. .,,- +
ALSO-0ne other tract, lying on the waters of
Wolf Creek, containing
400 ACRES,
all of which is WOOD LAND. On this tract IS
a LOG CABIN and all necessary outbuildings,
together with capital GOLD NINE.
The above property is offered at private sale,
and if not disposed Of previous to the 2za OF
DECEMBER next it will be sold at public out
CRY to the highest bidder.
Sale to take place on the premises.
JOHN B. NEIsBITT.
Nov II 46 ."
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EIREWOOD The subscriber offers for
IL sale, WOODLAND, within and adjoining the
corporate limits of Yorkville, s. c., from ONE
ACRE to ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES.
with or without forty-fve acres of FARM AND
MEADOW LANDS. Said lands are adjoining
lands sold to Mr. Geo. Steele, and the lands of
Mr. Herndon, and Mrs. Blair, and Mr.. Kerr of
the Kings Mountain, and on the Lincoln road, all
about and less than one mile from Yorkvlle. AL
so, FIREWOOD will be delivered to persons in
Yorkvile, at Railroad prices. Also, some TOWN
LOTS ar offered in exchange or barter, for farm
land in York District.
E. A. CRENSHAW.
Oct 13 Al If
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers at private sale, tract
Il of land situated on the East side Of the Ca
tawba River, containing 145 ACRES. 30 Acres
of the tract is good RIVER BOTTOM, about 25
Acres Of which are in cultivation. The premises
are well improved
He also offers for sale, the HOUSE and LOT
IN YORKVILLE, formerly belonging to James
McLure. deceased. The lot contains THREE
FOURTHS of an Acre, more or less. As this
property is well known, any further description
is deemed unnecessary.
He also offers for sale, all his Horses, Cows,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten-
sils, &c.
If the above property is not disposed of at pri-
vate sale, previous to the FIRST MONDAY OF
FEBRUARY 1860, it will then be sold at public
auction.
The terms will be made known by application
to the subscriber.
J.P. AYCoCK.
Oct6 40 3m
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JUDGE O'NEALL'S NEW BOOK NOW READY
THE BENCH AND BAR
SOJJTH CAROLINA.

Containing Biographical Sketches of
CHEF JUSTICES, ATTORNEY GENERALS,
LAW JUDGES, u s. DISTRICT ATIokNEfs o.
CHANCELLORS, SOLICITORS
RECORDERS, MEMBERS OF The bAh.
To which is added, The Original "Fee Bill OF
l79l," with Signatures in fac simite attached,
complete Rolls of State and Federal Judges ana
Attorneys and the "Rolls of Attorneys Admitted
to Practice from 1772 to 1859, from the records
at Columbia and Charleston. VOL, e7o.' clo''
500 pp., $500. n,,.,
No. 49 Broad st., Charleston, 8. c.
For Sale by ID. +. AplChEo'
Agent for York District.
Nov II 40
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.-All persons III
n debted to DR.. C. P. SANDIFER, are hereby
requested to call on the undersigned and make
payment: and all those having demands vii
please present them without delay:
J. A. BROWN, Assignee.
Nov 10 40 oe
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NEW FIRM.--The undersigned having pur-
~ chased the concern of DOSTER & CREPS,
are prepared to make all kinds of FURNITURE,
at the shortest notice. We have on hand now, at
the old stand, FURNITURE ready made, which
we will sell cheap for Cash or Barter.
G. s. DOSTER & co.
Oct. l, 1859. Al If
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EXTENSIVE SALE
LAND AND NEGROES.

DY permission of C. Gage, Ordinary of Union
I'D District, will sell at UNION C. H., S. G., on
the 26,h day of DECEMBER next, and days fol-
lowing,
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PECULIAR INTERESTS o

will be aim bring the the requirements f NEWS
should Mere Mention Instead REGULAR letters
and the South which has already much readable matter for
DAVIDSON will Leisure Sketches which have late constitute
WILLIE Mr. VILLA
edintres ourpa
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HELLEN CAMPBELL OR, KINGS MOUNTAIN"
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER =:
"THE FATAL GIFT, -

published the Summer and will three four issues
FARMER while
hearted supplied each week. with ample and
of HUMOR
ENQUIRER
Independence.
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NNACCARONI, CORN STARCH,
Nl Rio, Tapioca, Sage, Pearl, Barley and
Hecker's Lanira, at
ALLISON & BRATTON'S.
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Ganoioates.
FOR ORDINARY.

nRDINARY.-Th friends of JOHN A.
~ BROWN, ESQ.,, respectfully announce him as
q Candidate for ORDINARY of York District, at
the ensuing election.
Oct 20 AZ te
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NOTICE.

vUyHE Subscribers having sold out their entire
Stock of CURTAINS to Mr.. Il. W. klNS-
MAN, would respectfully solicit for him con,inu-
alton of the patronage SO literally bestowed on
them in that department co
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DY Virtue of sundry Writs of Feri Facias, to
I'D me directed, will be sold between the legal
hours of Sherifs Sale, ON THE FIRST MON
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AIOTICE.--Appncauun will he made TO the
~ next session of the Legislature for an act to
incorporate a volunteer company in YorkVille.
Sept 90 ON
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SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES,

ALFRED STILWELL, 8.
Yorkville November 10. 1859.
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being cured have been restored to the full enjoyment
o. health. Prominent among these we might enumer.
ate w. Harrison Lightfoot. Of Huntsville, Alabama.
MI L. has suffered as much from Epilepsy as any 9th.
o. person ~ the world; knowing what was to
pass week without having an attack. and often falling
10 me streets OF Huntsville. He Is now fully restored
ana mas no. had an attack for more than year. d.
ances RUS have been the cause Of this cure.
These pills also cure oil notifications Of Fits snasms
Cramps, &c. and are very seryiceable for persons Of
weak nerves Dr. Hance sends them any part Of the
country on the receipt Of remittance. Price, one box,
~ two 80; twelve, $24. Address Seth 5. IIance
los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
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NArvRAL,zrD orlzrYs IN Tsoupas.-Th,

| NATURAL'zED CITIZENS IN TRouBsa.--Th,
New orleans Crescent says Stanslaus Dem.
Drenky, native Of Bohemia, some years sine
employed in commercial hoase ii this city,
but lately engaged in horse trading in Mexi
CO. ret 'rned to his native county recently
to see his parents ard bring them over to this
country. He had scarcely reached his native
village, when he was arrested and required TO
DO military duty as an Austrian subject. lie
pleaded that he was a citizen Of The United
States, (haylng been for some time natural.
lzed) and was laughed at He was required
TO shoulder a musket, or pay six hundred
gu'lders Tor the proeuratiOn of substitute.
lie pald the money. and left with his parents
Tor TINS country. These particulars we get
from The Louisiana Stats Zeit,ng.
.~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-
a BALLOON VoyAGE.--A balloon with four
persons IN it. and a boat attached, to be used
IN case OF falling into the ocean or lake,
lett 81. Louis, Missouri, on the LIST Instant,
at Az p. NJ, and at 2 30 p. NJ. on the I'd,
brought up in tree top at Henderson, JET.
ierson county, n. Y, 1850 miles from the
point OF departure. ll50 miles in 10 hours
and 40 minutes, is pretty rapid travelling.
The balloon was much damaged BY contact
with The tree, but all the occupants reached
the earth in safety. They were, Professors
Wise, Lamountain and eager, and Mr.. Hyde,
Reporter OF the st. Louis Republican. The
balloon was seen at various places on the
route. AT one time. in passing over Lake
Erie, It descended to WITHIN 80 feet of the
water. AT this time the wind was blowing
q gale.
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Il " o M rLE g.
EGL,oa'eI,s F!y,,,cd.
NOTICE-TAXES

1 Will, attend at the following times aud places
for the purpose Of collecting the taxes for the YEA
Is5s. VIZ '''
Thos. J. Ca;ess. on Monday the llih July.
James w. Miles,, on Tuesday the l2h.
Cedar Grove, on Wednesday the 18Th.
Dr. VIM. q. Robert :. On Thursday the 18th.
n. p & s. W. Halls store. on Friday the 18th.
Hillshorough, on Saturday The 10th.
Red Mountain, on Monday the 18th.
Midway, on Iurstay the ] 9th.
Col. John G. Douglis's on Wednesday The sD,h.
Harris Nikersons, on Thursday the 2ls,.
Du hams Station, on Friday the 22i
John \. Coles. on Saiutdly the 23J
a. y. Guner's, on Noud.y the 25ih.
William Trice's, IN Tuesday the gGih.
Chapel Hill, On "Wednesday the 2uh.
White Cross. on Thursday the 2sth.
Thomas Longs. on Friday the 29ih.
i.hornugl, iaeheci iown tax. on Saturday the Both
The Magistrates will attend At Tie same times and
places TO take the Tax li- Cor the year 1859 Punciu.
'liiy Is expected ofall. X. VI. JONES, sh'H.
June rs. as
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Private Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

u
Under the care Of the Misses Nash and ,,;.s
KOllock.
NJ r.. ifst Session will commence on the 18Th JuIy
1889 and end on the 3Oih November.
The course Of instruction will be thorough emh,,,.
ng all the branches usually taught IN Fms, Cias.
schools. '' "As'
Tuition and Board, including Fuel, Lights, Washing
%e' $500 per session, payable one.half in advance
me remainder At the end Of the Session pav scholars
will be received on the usual terms. N''''1''
Music on Piano, soooo
Melodeon. go" soV,,
Use of instrument for Practice, SSo
Drawing. , o'o
Pastel Painting, s ao'"o
Grerian Painting, 49,
French and Latin, each. ,coo
circulars containing ell necessary information MIL
be forwarded on application. W"
April 20. g.
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ROCK SPRING ACADEMY.

'ht thlrd session d His Institution viii open the
fourth Monday In July, 1859. and continue FOR
twenty weeks. The Academy il situated i0 miles
southwest Of iilsbnoush and . miles Wesi OF Chanel
Hill; IN a very moral aud healthy community. and
where every necessary nqqisic lT procuring an edu
cation, Is attended
We prepare students for college, or for lie ordinary
business Of life The terms nrc a. follows
classical nr Scientific Course, sen
English. Higher Banrhcs, ii
Elementary. III
Board per month, including al etrenses
7. u. oldham. ]. Moore. and .. r Naintr ptftale
boardefs They are living very conyeBitht. Tor lur
ihcf particulars alilfes-
W. 7. OLDHAM, Principal,
oaks. Orange counts y. G.
June q. o.
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MEDICAL lMposslnII.IrIrs

For long time a certain class u diseases have haF
fled The skill and practice ~ the most cmnen, mem,
hers u the regular medical faculty Foremost among
these We might instance epilepsy or falling s. Han.
ply ny the skil and inventive genius Of an eminent
chemist Of Baltimore. Md this disease hss been b,ansb,
within the means Of cure. We aIlude 10 Inc pss.
patalion called the Vegetable Extract EpiIep,ic Pin.
invented and prepared by Dr. Seth s. Nance. Of Ioe
Baltimore street, Baltimore Nd. Since their disrovs
y msny persons who had given Up III hopr Of j
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

INHE uN pERsIGNED having opened sebco,
Lor me education Of his own daughters. and he
daughters OF some Of his friends takes This mebod IS
informing tn public that the ne x session Of
VIII commence on the 9th of July next, and con,inro
twenty-one weeks. -" N'''''''uo
ne VIII have the assistance of competent and i,h
ul lady who was educated in one Of the be. .chna,
70 The State Parents entrusting the education of ,ber
daughters 10 Us, may feel assured that everything w
ee done iof them which the proprietor can Do or have
north of Hillsborough, - 'H''''
Terms:
DO BOARD including all expenses, S 90 per month.
TuiToS-0rdinary branches, 10 "a ney ses.io,
Az .,o. 80. sne' u'ahches, 10 90 per session.
as soon as arrangements can be made music ON he
II r'ano win " taught at Sis 90 per session.
p,,,,,, III 80 per session,
fuPlls charged from the time of entering. ma NJ
deduction Tor time lost afterwards except at The opon
OF the proprietor. r0''
ARCHIBALD CURRIE.
June |. no
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Oak Belt Female Academy.

HE fourth session of this Institution will.commence
on The 10Th of July and end on the 9th of December,
1883. The school is conducted by w. II. THOMPSON
and Lady, who have had several years experience in
teaching and have generally given satisfaction Pa.
rents and Guardians having daughters and wards 10
educate would probably do well 10 send them 10 u.s. as
we will try to exercise over them parental care. and
spare no pains IN euivating their morals and manners
as well as iter inteccts. The Academy is situated
IN the southeast corner of Alamanee county, within
two miles OF W. ]. Bnghams Select Male school. II
Is 10 high, healthy country, and in community that
VIII compare iaSolably with any in tile country for
morality, enterprise and intelligence
Board can be had with the teachers. and with Vcoa
lion as follows:
English Branches, Primary, s7OO
Medium, IN m
I''ahee9, IL 90
Ancient Languages, each, & eO c,,,,
Music on Piano, = m
Address w. III. THOMPSON.
Oaks, Orange county. NC.
80 - 95-4w
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Prospectus
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IL ILLSBoRoUGH RECORDER.
Politics, isrituliur, Miscellany, General s,ws, IL.
PUBLISHED by DENNIS HEARrr.
HlIIsFofough, y 2.


MYTH the present volume the Recorder eommene.
ed the ionieih year 81 rs existence. the ff.t
number having been issued the 10Th Of felauary iss0
during all which time We have llbbrcd 10 make our
paper interesting and useful and we hnr thai IN tpe
particulars We have not been altogether unsuccrssl,l
4 has been our wish % make The Recorder soI Fam
" faper devoted % Politics. Agriculture Miscellany,
henefal News, &c, with view 70 The entertainment
and improvement Of the farmers and citizen. ii The
rifele 20 WHICH 4 Is distributed Our Agricultural d..
Pailment We endsayor TO ll with The best selections
we san make from ell sources, giving preference 10 such
~ vii be Of practical 20 the farmer aud
aud ~ this particular hope 10 make the Recorder
~ valuable 70 the agfcuiufsi a. any periodical of
purely agricultural character. In our Miscellaneous
department we shall continue 70 be- AZ We always have
bern. careful 10 select such auieca Al will have Ten
dfncy not only 70 amuso. but improve the mind and
heart. While We thall be thankful 10 receive we'll
written articles 10 adOfn columns we are not 80
Ambitious " originality not 10 prefer selected matter
81 superior mcrit 10 loosely and illpesied ar
heifs, though ofnamcneda al the Top with the coveted
words "wfiiien expressly for the Recorder" In our
News department We shall take special pains 10 present
% readers the latest intelligence Nil n, .nshie Il.
g 10 - W have facilities Equal those enjoyed IL AN
portion o. The state. except those favored with tile
giaphic communication.
But we should like 10 make improvements IN our
paper. 10 IL appearance and maef and 90 enable us
10 DO 80, we must have considerable addition 10 our
subscription lisl aud TO obtain these new subscribers
we must ask the assistance Of our friends ~ Orange
and Alamanec, and the counties aijoining We see
mtny o. our brethren Of The pfess frequently aeknow
ledsing The receipt q clubs 81 Subscribers accom-
run ihe tash' We should like 10 make few such ae
acknowledgements; mud that our friends may m,Le IN
these clubs, osr the Recorder d uew ,uh.r,l,st.
upon the following ietmsi
single copy. ono year, s 400
Sir copies, one year. 1000
Ten copies, one year. 1900
Payments always 10 advance.
ANY o. our old subscriber who will Obtain Eve sub.
ssnbers and send us the cash. shall ieceivs their own
paper free 81 charge.
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Red Mountain Female Academy,
ORANGE COUNTY, n. q.

THE next Session will begin the 25th Of InIy, and
close The 9TH Of December. Terms pea session !;
Tuition 10 Elcmrniat, English. $40 Higher EnFIi,h.
$3.50; Ancient Languages, Sl5: Music on Piano.
use q Instrument inelntd. Si1:50; Dfawins aud
Painting IL water coilrs sos Girrian Painting sIn
OIL Painting, Sta; board. s3g.
VI. LEWIS, Principal.
July "a gs-
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J per SfssiOn Of Fire Months
LIST OF LETTERS.

II EMAINING in the Pos, ofHre at IIillshosourh.
- g., on the ii day Of July. 1899.
Rev. James u. Afford, Ella Harris,
Capt Allen, Thoma. Howard,
samuel vi. IlackwnnI, Rachael II. Jackson,
samuel u. BiackWauJ, X. II. Jackson,
y Hardwood, Marin A. jackson,
Dr.. W. y. Blson, John johnson,
a. Bullock. Frank johnson,
W. 4. Bfuse, ahner Lewis.
Vol. X. ". BSer, james :. Leaihers,
William Bfinklry. RuiIin Morgan,
Wesley Booth, Amelia Mox.
Elsa Biady. Alexander McDougsll.
sarah X. Clark, James Murray,
y , Gates, I.cyina Mnire.
W. q. Collins. stephen Nj Nifhails,
William ". Clririn, James pousrfell
George A. CafsIen, William Picket.
Margaret W. Diekty, Nancy ]. Picket.
Btunct benson. james X. Reid
Norman Dunnegsn, James " Riley,
Allen Edwards. James Riley,
Anna J. Faucet, :. ". shut,
William Fowler, ". u. ScarIrtt,
Elizabeth FoNltr. q. W. searIst,
=. NJ. Gruhhs, Richard sykes.
l.euisi q. Gwaluey, George w Thomas,
:, il1rncday, Jane Thomas.
Df William Haze. May ID. 1innin,
Fannie Hamilton, james Williams.
Thomas ". Hastings. Jasshelh Wilson.
lrri Hal, John NJ. wilketson.
Am Holloway, John 2. Wilson.
Martha lIsiihcock, John l.. wnLliatl.
G. l.. PARISH, r. H.
july s. ss--
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
inducements offered to nv patrons and the
public generally.
July u


\ DESIRE 70 return my grateful acknowledgements 10
my friends lof ihrit u hrral patronage tie pasi 90.
son, aud iiie further. that nulW Outstanding lie large
quantity 81 goals have sold oH u The spring sork
there y yet foil assUmenio desirable goods on hand
especiay Of the expensive and fancy description q az.
tiees that would depeftaie 10 ysue Il cand over 10
another season, IN consequence 81 the change IN fash.
ionsi therefore olet 70 sscncc TO considerable ex.
tent the sslue Of The stock.
~ the two leading departments % nv stock patti.
cuar attention u invited a. Il u particularly desirable
that STITCHES 70 this line u trade should bc sold III c.
fore smother season thsy will therefore be Offered Il
their original cost, WI Fancy Dfcss Goods and made
up and uninmmed Dnnncls-
Without enumeraiing further. solicit call from
friends and strangers, intend ~ srll my fancy and
pretty goods Al very reduced prices far the balance II
the scason, IN order 70 be prepared 10 oer an aae.
tive assortment " my patrons the next SEASON.
Mrs. e. X. OWEN.
July ID. 81
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jacksonville Female Seminary,
ALAMANCE co. NC.

Dr.. f. =. Wlrsox, Proprietor
Miss 6. Ke'nEl. Teacher of Music, French and
German Languages.
Miss Y. u. sHrttr, Teacher Of Mathematics and
Higher English Branches.
Miss y. Y. ". MATsaS,
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u child, in Albany. n. Y. was kicked BY
horse, whose vicious habits were known 10
the owner. The chlld died. and the case
came Up before . coronst's jury. Who looked
into the statute book. and returned verde,
81 !" manslaughier 10 The third degree" 4.
gainst the owner of the horse.
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THE llth session will commence on the second
Thursday in July The srl,ool j. entirely I'M.
der thu supervision Of the Proprietor. aud he is De.
iermlned 10 give Young Ladies' who may paifonze il.
every advantage Ter obtaining good elGcaian. y he
they enny the comforts Of a home in lis own family.
The exiersnre Of The Teachers engaged is sufficient
guarantee inr the faithful discharge Il their respective
duties, ~ The various departments under their charge
ItrMS prr Session If Eirs 1Lnt6s.
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SOMERVlLLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
Leasburg ". G.

EhE exercises Of the fall session will be resumed the
18th Of July. Wv
Terms per Session Of Twenty. One Weeks.
Board, including washing, fuel, &c. S4O no
For shorter time, per month, 3 so
Tuition in English, from siO,o * S0
Tuition in Music, On oo
Tuition in Latin, Greek or French, & m
Lights, 90
Various Ornamenals each, M
Academy expenses, 20
Upwards Of thirty five hoarlers can e accor,r,o,a
led in our own family. Board can be obtained II o,.
81 ,aip'''e' a'so SOLOMON LEA.
June IL 95-
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N0TICE.

" O TIC IT.
4 WllL.sell At nv residence near liillsheroueh. on
Thursday the 18th Of July. large lot u Household
and Kitchen Furniture also. few Farming Tools
three Csws. one o. which has a calf
TERMS or sAbE.-For al lids under 6ye dol.
s'. cash icf oil over that sum- credit cl st month";
ilc purchaser giving bond with approved security.
J. Il. BAILEY.
july gs-
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NlHE COST

't'husE indebted 70 the estate Of John Sifayhotn.
eceased. will save cost By settling their nutes and
accounts before August Court. A. expect 10 leave
the county the week afler Court. ! mus leave them
iof collection and do nst wish 10 mske any body psy
DAVID HART, admir-.
July Nv, 90
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Select Female School.

'FHE FALL SESSION of the Subscribers FAMILY
SCHOOL, taught by his two daughters will cam.
mence on the s9lh June, 1859. N'"'
. For TENS. Dc, address DR.. o. F. LONG, Oaks,
Orange county, n. e. '
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