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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01

The Tribune Almanac for 1852 containing the Election Re
turns and the matter will he nblised about
Price 3 cents ~ copies postpaid for 81 100 comics nns
paid, S. Address above stlsbcn,v
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VI "hIVu WIS hunOuuCSu IOF w euncSuay evening,
were commenced on Thursday evening, and will
occupy Friday, Saturday aud Monday evenings.
The Loudon Times says in reference to
the Atlantic cable, that the Company had
made application to the Government for a
guarantee Of IL per cent on 9547, 600
subject to the same conditions as that of
the Red Sea line, and this has been backed
10y memorials from all the leading firms of
London, Manchester Birmingham, Liver
pool, Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, Hull, Gal
way, and Norwich Supposing it to be
gfanted, contracts will be Immediately con-
clnded for new cable, and any negotia.
tions with the American Government will
subsequently be entered into.
1t has been definitely ascertained the
existing damage was not at the shore end
The laying of the new end has been com.
pleted to u distance of twelve miles from
Valenta.
The experiments lately undertaken by
persons previously uncunaected with the Ell
terprise, confirm the original inference that
the main ruult is about 270 miles from the
Irish coast, at depth Of 900 fathoms.-
There is also fault on the other side, wh ch
as thought TO be about 200 miles from New
toundland; currents however still continue
t. 6e received, although vi klnd SO fee
b;e aud uncertain as To he useless for any
practicable purpose. In no case could there
be hope OF achieving permanently salts
factory communication otherwise than by
new line.
The Times thinks there is little doubt
Gut that the cVnSent OF the government
will he given,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
DRUGS ard MEDICINES.

My stock of Medicines is more perfect and
general than even and sufficient TO meet the wants Of the
Community
Physicians and Families supplied on the most faOrablO
erms-by
GEORGE WILLARD.
AsHrAHrLA, November II, 1855.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01

The action of Mr. Speaker Orr, in pack.
ing the Land Committee in the House
against "a Pacific Railroad, has resulted III
sending petition for IL Pacific Railroad to
the Committee OH Roads and Cunals, to
which Committee Mr. Walbridge, of Mich.
Was removed 10 destroy his influence for
that measure on the Committee on Public
Lands, where he was an active member.
The Committee on Roads and Canals is
made ~ of able men, who were put there
because there was nothing to do in that
committee aud they could therefore not ex
erclse their talents against the administra.
tion of Mr.. Buchanan. 1t is composed of
niue men, fire Of .ohom belong to Ae On
position" aud are in favor OF ceutral route
TO the Paeific, aud they will report bill
accordingly when the committees are called.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01

Our next door ncighbor, Conneaut as we
learu by The REPORTER, Is suhering from some Of
the same evils which inicst the society Of Ash
tabula. tits cursed with rum shops, and the
peace, purity. and good order Of the communi.
iy Is sacriHeed TO the greed and seIHshbess Of a
few individuals wedo not learn from the Re
porter. that ganiblhg is component part Of
the business OF the iippliog shops Of that yilnge.
eS- We learn frpm the Reporter that the
Steum Saw Mill and Oar Factory, IN the wes-
tern pari Of the township Of Richmond. belong
to A. p ltTy, Of Conneaut was destroyed
by hte on Fiiday evening last. Thedre broke
outfn room directly over the boilers. while the
hands were absent for supper. aud consumed
nearly the entire building. We learn that the
engine and boilers arc saved in good condition.
All the lumber was saved. except what had
been sawed on the day of The fire. Loss about
$4,000. The light was distinctly seen from our
village us well as Conneaut distance Of near.
ly 20 miles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01

ASTRONOMICAL LECTUREs-The Lectures on
this subject by the Rev. j. A Bowman, the FIRST
OF which was announced forWedncsday evening
were commenced on Thursday evening, and will
occupy Friday, Saturday, aud Monday evenings.
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BOOTS and SHOES.

Mems Fine Calf Boots.
Kip
Heavy
Boys Kip
Mems Rubber Roots aud Shoes and general
Ladies' and Children's shoes.
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large stock Of Broad Cloths Of every grade
and color Aso-eaver Cloths Cassmere Satinetts Ken
tUcky Jeans, Nestings. &C. &c.
Having number Of persons engaged prepared 10
furnish READY MADE Clothing TO order short notice
and all work warranted.
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HATS and Gaps.

A good assortment of the latest s;yIrs 10
sale cheap, al WILLARD'S
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Pos, Ovv,cs DsPAas.sxs. Jan u. lsss.
mat until nine oe.ck, m, The ssih day Of Aps psa
for iuruishiag r fur years fu tbs hrss e.y u JOY
next in such quantities and 1t ouch times - may 3
aurd and ordcsrd r the services. mail bsss a" The lov.
ing description to wit:
Caanss Neil Bsgs o. Sscfs.
Sias No les inches in length and 81 inches In eiresM
rrnce To b made ii cotton weighing 81 lssss u
teen ounces the yard VI ~ inches width tbs hrsds VI
The warp and wef 10 be e"mpasrd 81 nvs yarns esch
Sue No ser inches in length and ~ 'uehes IN ciseus
Serence be made of cs,oe weighing q 'ea.s
fourteen the yard Of Is inches width shs shds
Of the warp we Be composed u four ysrus eseh
Slzs No. SIS. inches in length and b inches In eIeum
rcucel TO b. made y! c,iou c.nvss weighing 81 ssss
eight TO the yard of ~ inches wde the threads u
the warp and wei, 10 be composed II three yarns each
The canvas bags Of s;sss numbered aud 8 are Tn b
made with isbng hem st the top of iwo inches vd.
upon which sufficient number Cat least ten 10 the former
aud eight the latcr of eyect h,les 10 DC wrsht
aud they be provided With sod aud saeens hemp
cord lace and t them siuEy. AL 10 BE- veil mark
ed inside and outside u Nail" In large and dis'ises
letters
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lne Soay ~ ,ne 'ssner P""Soes = ~ - 49, =. 49,
eno sooss9AI oa& tsncs, .s'' anre., seN"'ne. ~ -
uuIea az. w. - .u. 80. ~ ~ ".. 60
ss'e' s.ss 80 S - ' -, gu s ~. ~ 49, ~ - 49,.
!ne So,tom to' S.cuaI .o.l .aa s1P ~ - ~ 49, ,s
sn4 'tsoc', sS" sAu"ea' 'e ss.s ~ S W. s"~ s>'~"k
secured WIN toe osst 's"n nse" weu "noe..
1he canvas Pouenes are 70 oe @soe " cos"o eaSss
dsnseiy woven. ~ - u IsssA waier ws'ea'nH.
u sue No: u mol e~ 'nsn % ooocss 70 ee !sie %
inches wd'h OF u ouncrs ~ Toe !sru " ~ 'nc"ss ssi
tor pouches ot sue No NOT less Man ~ v""ess :" ,"s
yard VI % inches wdsh Ur pouches VI sire M not irss
than Is ounces TO the yard u - inches bc ,erssds
OF the warp snd welt To be composed VI al least yarns
each Tho canvas pouches Vi SIMS nuuoxred aud a. arc
Ia be made II coon canvas wcixhn. MT less Than u
ounces 10 tue !ara " % inches wds .ns 'nfcs Ut zoe
warp snd 20" !" oe co"Pscd Ut 'esss or yarns ecu
Lsdfisr ssd tassss X~ss-4sa Bses.
Srzs No. u Bcdy ~ inches long and ~ inches vide IN
the widest parts ends bottoms VI being II By "
inches.
Sixs No. :Body Is inches long and Is inches vide in
III. widest latts ends " bottoms Ut saue brn. u By ~
inrhea
The , ,.,ts End. or S.,,ms Of am. Sr,as n" bT =,
inches
tn. leather horscma bags arc 10 be made of god and
substantial lug lea her. we'll tanned weighing than
ounces 10 the Square G' and the tn b. well
and strongly scwed or rivitrd BE- - douc - not 10
ca.fe horse or rider
The canvas hurscu,a bags are 10 be made of esssus
canva, ike ,h.t d. .crbrd ,r The larger ard ,,oucbes
-, .n, - a.. .,.,,., IA ~, "a ,..i- -. +, al
,,,,,.r,.I. ,I.,.T An. ,rI mi ~. 1870, ..I. "a
.d.,,.,;, -, In - 80 Ill :. ,...s"i -. - -.
.,c, ;m,,r,r.,.,,~ viii h. rn.sl., -, t,-rr,,ur. az
I"wr., .nd brsi S.d " "
All the article. cp,r.c,, fur arc q, he delivered ., IN.
exurnsr 81 The c,u,rac,r IN IL.,vu Ma N. Y.rk and
ALBANY ~ T.; Ph,adelph.s aud P,sLary Ia Iisi,,usss
Md: Washington d. a.: Richmond Va: HaIr,,h \ q.
Ch.rcsion, s e.; Savannah q. M.b,i. Ala: New Or,
hans. La Knoxville. Nashville. aud McmpLis Tenn l.
isviiIe XVI CINCINNATI Obio; 81 La:. Mo-: aud chca-,
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A Splendid Opening for Investment.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE.

U0HE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale their Tobacco Fac
tory, situate Tally Ho, Granville county, n. c. i'm
mediatey the road leading from Oxfrd 10 hillsboro
The huse is large enough and fixtures plenty 10 work
thirty hands There is asS the premises single story
Dwelling. with two rooms. good Kitchen, Smoke House.
Negr House, Stables. Crib. Steam House. DC, DC.
splendid opportunity is here presented to any que wishing
good one being the edge IF the lands that produce
fine if the finest Tobacco in the STATE. There is al
ways money be made BY well conducted Factory. Tie
neghborhUod is unsurpassed for health aud x,od morals
Having sold out Store at Tally Ho. and Of The part.
OF having left the neigbhood renders
it necessary close the entire conccrn and wish do
can, and therefore would like IL have I,.
positions cary be done For further particulars
address A. H. Cooke, at Oxford Meadows and DR.
A. Fleming. Mt Tally Ho.
Terms reasonable.
COOKE. MEADOWS FLEMING.
August g. 1858. Swift
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED has, in Clark Co, Arkansas
IL 10000 acres Of Wild COTTON LANDS for sale. IN
tracts suit purchasers favorable be
afforded any portion Of the west. These lands To-
Gated twenty and equal not superior.
to the amount that may be found in any other por.
Iion Of the State. These lands lie within Is 80 miles of
Camden. Arkansas, Furnishing town. where from losV
to 900 bales II cotton shipped BY steamboats,
ally and also within 20 miles 0f Arkadelpha. flourish.
ing county town that ships from sco to Sco bales Of
eoltOn every season.
The above lands lie the survey Of the Cairo Fulton
Rsilrd that certain To be built within i've years. hav
ing large land grant from the government
Any information can be had BY addressing the under
signed at Arkadelpha. Clark Co., Arkansas.
MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
July 90, 1885, S9-wtE
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January 3, 1859.
HENDERSON INSTITUTE-MALE AND
FEMALE.

(Locat<d Immediately the X. d G. r. r. about egs;
distant from Raleigh d WeAdoa)
DANIEL h. CHRISTIE, PRINCIPAL
GAVIN H. LINDSAY, A. NJ. Assistant in Male Depart
ment.
Mrs L. L. CHRISTIE and Miss L. GORSE Assistants in
Female Department.
TERMS PER Session 81 WEEKS:
Board, including every thing, $50 co
Tuition in Primary English, $40 cr l2 80
Higher &c Is 90
English. and one Language, 90 90
Two more Languages, Is 90
Music on Piano Guitar % 20
Painting, Drawing, &C., at the usual charges.
The Boarding Departments and School Buildings sep
arate. admitting ASSOCIATION Of the The former
uEder the immediate supervision Of the teachers.
The Male Department will be under Military Drill and
Discipline tending to habits of ORDER and promoting phys
cal development and ha:dihOOd much neglected
system of Education
For Circulars Containing full information, address
DANL. il. CHRISTIE,
Henderson. n. C.
November 60, 1858. 4S-w3m<.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS LAND
Il lying the waters Of Grassy Creek Granville
ty, which he lives. The tract Contains abui S
acres Of which about 40 standing in original growih
growth Of Tobacco, Corn Cotton, Wheat and Oats; and
being well waered be pro6,ably employed stock
farm The place is well improved. having u dwelling
such negro cabins cribs. stables. &c. in good
pair There is also on the premises Girls, Mill in good
running order which, for abut eight months of the
docs good work, having g'od custom.
The subscriber being very DESTROYS to SELL invites pnr.
chasers examine his pl.ce. 1t is situated in a high
healthy country Terms made casy For further pariicu.
lars address the undersigned, at Oak Ill., Gruve couu.
ty,NC.
N. 7. SMITH.
December II, 1883. 5O-w2m.
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL COUNT, Va
B. F. THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal.

B. F. THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal.
ASSOCIATED with efficient ins,ructors.l
vHlHE 18th SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il commence the first MONDAY in January. and cum
tinue twentyone weeks Board be had go.d fami-
lies ut six dollars per month.
Hillsve is village, the top of the Blue Ridge.
commanding view Of the most picturesque, romantic and
sublime scenery.
1t is well supplied with good water and pure air from
the surrounding mountains and is renowned for health II
affords good society smaller towns generally. 1t
situated main thoroughare from Tennessee TO
within a hours travel of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Through the berality of MesSrs. Andrew s.
Fulton, Ben. Rush Floyd and Alexander n. Chafn two
Gould Medals have been presented annually for the last
years the best speakers The Annual Catalogue will be
sent any desiring further information abont The
school.
January 2s, 1889. 5-w6mpd.*
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United States Mail-Salisbury to Ashevi1le.
FOUR HORSE COACHES.
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC ARE RES.
IL pec,fully requested to give this line = trial. They
Wi find il to be the cheapest nerest and be-. route WEST
Ny Coaches tine, lare-Nne and Fourteen Passenger
Concord Coaches.
mo Hacks on tho Road.)
Ny Horses we'll trained aud gentle. and take pleas
recommending the Drivers this line being the
most SOBER careful and gsntcmany Drivers BE- found
any Stage Line.
Travellers will find this route more pleasant than
any oi Rs PASSING '"'01 oy ne S" ss, .
dens Swananno Zap Of the blue Ridge. in full Of the
celebrated MI. Mitchell and Mt. Cugnan II the Black
procure guide aud horse. al MR.. STEPS ar POR.
TER and in few hours ride reach the Black Mountain
House. aud their leisure visit Mchclrs Falls Mt Cling
and Mt Mitchell the highest peaks Of land East of the
Rocky Mountains.
Tickets ON this line gNod for three months.
STAGE OFFICE in Salisbury, ut the Rowan House.
c. 5. BROWN, Ccstrdcsor.
MOrEantou, n. c., March &. 1855. Twin.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-C
- HAN COUNTf-Superior Court VI Law. Fall Term
lsaS-Flora j. Moore E. A. Moore-Pctitiun fos Di.
v0rce.
In this case it appears TO- the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendant Abam Moore nonresident of tn
State and proclamation being made st the Court House
door according to act Of Assembly Whercupon pubic.
ton is ordered BY the Court for successive weeks the
Weekly NOr,hCarons Standard notifying said defendant
to appear in this Court ut its next Term to be held the
Court House in PttsbOo the third Monday in March
next to Plead answer demur complanants BILL the
same will be taken pro cD"fes.O ind heard &c lst-ts.
Witness, John Thompson, Clerk of said Superior
Court at Office in P,sboro the third Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1855.
JOHN THOMPSON, csc.
Jan. !. 1853. pr. Adv. $l0l 2-w6I&
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WHEAT FARM FOR SALE.

vUlHIS FARM IS SITUATED FIVE NILES NORTH
j west Of Knoxville, Tenn, and on the line OF the
Creek in Grassy Valley This valley is one Of the best for
wheat in East Tennessee. The Farm contains about $50
acres of which about 800 are cleared and The BAT
grass and fifty .cles in wheat The soil naturally not
surpassed in East Tennessee The land lies almost
level and is highly productive, and lies remarkably we'll
for cultivation and grazing The land is well adapted to
Wheat, Corn and the Grasses Comfortable improve
ments good springs and apple and peach orchards For
health good neghborhoGd beauty and convenience Of 10
cation It is all which could be desired This Farm is Of
tered upon terms aud credits so advantageous easy and
unusual will not fail to attract those desiring Farm
TERMS:
Only one-tenth 40 per cent? Of the purchase money re-
quired upon the consummaOn of the SALE The balance
in TEN EQUAL ANNUAL instruments with annual interest up
on all the deferred payments. If desired the Farm will
be sold upon shorter credits for cash. Possession
at any time. For further particulars apply t..
JOS A. MABRY,
Knoxville, Tenn.
January 8, 1859. l-wStpd.
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY,

vu1HE SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL CON
mence the 10Th of JANUARY, and continue nve
months. Z ,.;e,,
IN the eastern mart Of Chatham miles from Chapel hl
and 81 frum Raleigh 1t is also 10 miles from Aornsvs
Station on the n C. Railroad from which there Is convey
ance by stage Students find this Of the best schools
in The State, yielding Preparatory Colleague
in its character although when desired, highly mature
Academic Course Is impaired
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary Department. y, ~ o0
Juvenile (English,) Is OO
Advanced Classical Is W
Board in best families IS per MONTH -
CHARGES alone By the session. Certificates OF good char
actor and responsibility from each Student before entering
D'''~ J. R. HOLT, Prin.
n..,uh.-e 1884 5O-wtf<
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LOOK AND READl

n HAVE THE CELEBRATED HONEY RECEIPT nv
j which You can make ~ cUd Honey a that made bv
Bees-the aundsrs Secret-wi'h fifty oher zood receipt
Such IS how to make non-explsive Burning Fluid Ice
Rattle-Snske bite, Art Of Painting on Glass, &c, &c
Many Of these receipts selling North for IL each
send all. neatly printed sheet for Que N,sr and
if you do not like them the money viii be REFUNDED
Please address w. q. ROCKWELL
Ysdkmville, Yadkin County, &C
January u, 1889. 6 > s-1smpd.s
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN WAR.
rem COUNTY. n.

Sz10O1AOID O8S IN "
rem COUNTY, N. C..
an TUESDAY, the LIST day of March next, at the late
u residence of Gen. N. T. Hawkins, decd, we will sell
the highest bidder reasonable TERMS
of VALUABLE LAND in five separate tracts adapted to
the growth Of Corn, Whea: and Tobacco with an album
dance If timber and good water and ncighb0rhOOds
verbal fAr health and good society.
The Rooker Davidson aud Picnic tracts within three
and four miles Of Shocco and White Sulphur Springs and
not than six and eight from Warrenton and Ridge
way Depot.
The Race Tract is Warrenton, and in thorough
pair The Baker IL miles east Of Warrent0n, and
near Littleton Depot.
The plantations in good heart. and improved by sub
stantial fences, barns, and necessary cabins.
s. G. WARD |
JNO. WATSON, ! Eexcutors.
C. NJ. COOK,
January Z, 1889. 5-wtd.%
~ The sale of the above lands will be made ut AR
RENTON on TUESDAY Of Court week instead Of ON the
premises stated abOve-whch will be the list day Of
March.
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A Cure for the Piles!

Cure for the Piles!
HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED % YEARS
IL with this terrifying disease. and finding no relief
finally discovered aVEGETABLE OINTMENT, which, BE-
eive is unparalleled in its efficacy. Having cured myself
and many others offer this remedy the public
as the most speedy cure discovered N"rsheru
ment is out its merits those that afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment By sending
One Dollar, and cents in Post Office stamps Box vail
be sent anywhere in the United States.
Address, NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, NC.
May 1888. lS-wly.
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Ou.IN HIGH SHCOOL-MALE 4 FEAALE.
Rev. BAXTER CLEG0, Principal
vi, A = =, a;' 4sc:n Assistants. )

o1lS hi Rev. sHxfER CLEad. Principal
Vie, 49, 4; =, a:. 4sc:. Assistants. 5
Other assistants win b procured q 3. wants q IL
instruction to all the pupils
nLIN HIGH SCHOOL j: situated IN the North kassssn
u part Of Iredel county, n C., on the waters Of Rocky
creek in healthy section Of country and in the m'dss ot
an industrious and moral community and - Tree IRON
temptations to exvasance and - any school
n.d TO The elementary branches All the teachers have
experience and the Principal Rev. B. C'ee is we'll and
vorably known Is one Of the most sSScesa' 3
mild and firm. is gradually increasing and oilers strung
inducements to those who have and daughters to Do
educated Parents and Guardians are s 10 mssese sos
money, and to allow the making Of accounts wnn mer
The trustees and teachers recommend and
economy in expenditures but authority to Gun
troll them and take no responsibility in these matters
TkRxs PER SESSION OF 81 WEEKS.
English English Department from go 20 to IS %
Music ON Piano, goo
Use Of instrument 500
Printing l5VO
Frrpch $40
Crayons &C., lOV
Contingent Fee, lW
Board. Young gentlemen from q 80 to g 90 per
Young ladies' IS % per month, including fuel. Washing
and attention. Lights will be furnished ut moderate prices
Tuition and contingent fees in advance Boarding oasss
they requested to board separately The Fall Session
opens the sd Wednesday in July, and the Spring the lat
"Wednesday in January. The commencement u on last
Wednesday of May and the annual meeting Of the trus
tees the day before, at O'clock, A. ~ liberal share Of
patronage is solicited
J. c. TURNER, President.
1redell county, n. c., June a, 1855. sy-wiy..
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SIDNEY A. SMITH.
ATTORNEY ND,COUNSELLOR AT Law,
SMlTHFlELD, n. C.,
VIII attend regularly the County and Superior Courts Of
Wake. Johnston Cumberland, Haruett and Wilson.
All business entrusted " bis will reesve prompt Ut.
tentOD
Smith6eld, Feb. 20 se-vtf
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wARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE.

WARRENTON fEMALE COLLEGE.
SPRlxG Session, 1859.
VIE EXERCISES OF NEXT SESSION will commence
Il ON WEDNESDAY. the l9ih If Jan'y, 1852 and close
the list Thursday in June. Pupils should be present the
first week
TERMS FOR 1--WE NoNTHs-( PAYABLs HALF IN ADvAxcs)
Board including lights, washing fuel. &c, &s7 80
English according to advancement Si.IS. Sls n so
Latin, Greek, French. German, Music, Painting. &c
Extra. Apply to
E. E. PARHAN. A. n, Prest.
January l, 1859. l-wkswsw.
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1T BEING PROVIDED IN THE CONVEY.

1T BEING PROVIDED IN THE CONVEY
u her-tefrc made the undersigned By NJ. WAL
TER A. THOMPSON. of this placr. that the svsise II
the fund therein specified shall Be divided smuxst such
creditors make themselves kuswu the under.
signed BY the LIST day Ut juno. ls ell creditors II the
said Walter A. Thompson. hsrvby notified psvscnt
their cans, duy authenticated within said time this
n"ii will be pleaded in bar Of claims upaa their part
~ share in such fund
HUGH D. GUTHRIE, Trustee.
Chapel Hill Jan. 20. 1859. s-wsI
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TO DRUGGIST.

q GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A 1t the University of New York. and practitioner el
seven experience. desires situaioa IN Wholesale
drug establishment. HIS br wishing such situs.
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