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school de.and e p " .ss" =. n., sce 'o''''A
o1JN HIGH SCHOOL il situated in The North-Easissu
u mart If Ired.il county, n c. on the waters Of Rocky
creek in healthy section Ut country aud IN the m'dss VI
an industrious and moral community, and 10 - free om
The course Of is full and particular s!ienon s
Maid to the elementary branches All the teachers have
experience; and the Principal Rev. y. Ce9g . well and
snd instructors Of youth in the State Tie government
mild and firm. Iii gradually increasing and ouers snG
inducements those who have and daughters u %
educated Parents and Guardians are len to msssSc sns
expenditures dress cDnrvl the amount OF poekes
money, and to allow the making Of accounts wnn mec
chants Others to inerics them ~ they think se
The trustees and teachers recommend snd PLAIN
ness simplicity aud nesuess in Dress aud truEaliv aud
In expenditures but assume authority TO Gun.
iroi them and take no responsibility in these matters
TERxs Pc. Session or u wEExs
Classical Department. ~ %
English Department, from $lO W 10 u W
Music Piano. @W
Use of Instrument, wv
Ir.nch so
cnvons. kc. 1000
Contingent Fee, "
Bo.RD. Young gentlemen from q 80 to - 90 rss
month"; exclusive If lights. and they wait on themselves
Young ladies $s % per month. including h,e. Washing
and attention. Lights will be furnished at moderate Cr'cs
Tuition aud contingent fees in advance Boarding it"asss
kept for young ladies' also for yoong Ecncms n-and
they are requested bnrd SC, araicly. The Fall ssH
s s%ae sss 30 in January The 4 On las,
Wednesday Of May. and the annual meeting 81 the Nas
tees the day bef6rs O'clock A. ~ liberal share u
patronage is solicited.
J. c. TURNER, President.
T. ToMllN, SECRETARY.
Iredell county, n C.. juno IL 1858. :s--wiys
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN WAR.
rem COUNTY. N. C..

KEN COUNTY, NJ C
an TUESDAY, the LIST day of March next at the late
~ residence of Gen. N. T. Hawkins decd will sell
to the highest bidder reasonable TERMS acres
of VALUABLE LAND in five separate trncs adapted to
the growth of Corn Whes: and Tobacco with album
dance Of timber and good water and in neghbohoods pro-
verbal for health and good society.
The Rocker Davidson and Picnic tracts within three
and four miles Of Shocco and White Sulphur Springs. and
not than six and eight from Warenton and Ridge
wav Depot.
The Race Tract is Warenton, and in thorough
pair The Baker tract is IL miles east of WarentOn and
near Ltteton Depot
The plantations in good heart. and improved by sub
stantal fences, barns, and necessary cabins.
* i s s. $ $ $5SR Executors.
January Z, 1859. s-wtd%
~ The sale of the above lands will be made at WAR
.RENTON on TUESDAY of Court week instead of the
premises, stated above-which will be the LIST day of
March,
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY,

rr,Hn SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL VIII. CON
mepcs the 10Th If JANUARY, sad costnns nve
months. rs-. ,..e,
Fh. situation of the Academy is pleasant and bea94t9i
In the eastern mart of Chatham 10 is nom ChsPe! Hi
and 20 from Raleigh 1t is slse 10 mites from lorsve
Station the n G. Railroad from which there convey
anca bv STAGE Students lind this Of the bet Schools
in he State Welding 1t Preparatory Collegiate
In lis character although wheA desired highly mature
Academic Course is impaired.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary Department. ~ ~
Juvenile (English,) Is on
Advanced (Classcal,) 70 W
Board in best families Is per month.
Charges alone IN the session. Certificates Of good CHAR
ucter and responsibility each student before entering
''' -'> >'-' " J,R HOLT, Pria.
December 6, 1885, oO-Wu
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6sends
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the bl1 o. L isA COT tse sections wAiitA IA, 1m,
On yesterday refused 10 sssste cd;
The Speaker drrsdcd sssinss ne r~i,a us ,ss.
- ihs ncsss had psser &c .sise Gu, the rri,r Mn
-. Cslsssn ssprsss1 sesssss he aecsSm.
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nm: ~hsrA sss sacyard
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bin. ard snsssvd INTO . hssaasr cd slar rpil,s.g
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n ssnasne ssssrs t~Sssv snsahss wns conmc,s,s
Tie cosasAsancd shss sh~y nox conn Go imss ,.u
rrsssessoa wnsvcd he poss,ra ou, me dm,yrs a
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WHEAT EARN FOR SALE.

nNllfS FARM IS SITUATED FIVE NILES NoHtn
knoxvlle and Kentucky Railroad at the head OF second
Greek in Grassy Valley This valley is one Of the best TOR
wheat in East Tennessee The Farm contains about $50
.cr of which about 500 acres cleared and the bal
snce we'll mbered; hundred acres are in clover and
R.ss and City acres in wheat The soil naturally Is not
level and highly productive and lies remarkably we'll
for cultivation and grazing The land is we'll adapted to
Wheat, Corn and the Grasses. Comfortable improve
ents good springs and apple and peach orchards For
health good neighbnrOld beauty and convenience Of To-
cation is all which could be desired This Farm IS OF,
red upon terms and credits advantageous easy ana
unusual As will not fail attract those desiring Farm
TERMS:
Only ouetenth 40 per cent? Of the purchase money re-
qured upon the contamination of the SALE The balance
in TEN EQUAL ANNUAL nstalmens with annual interest up
on oil the deferred payments If desired the Farm will
be sold upon shorter credits or for cash. given
1t any time For further particulars apply t..
JOS. A. MABRY,
Knoxville, Tenn.
January 8, 1859. l-ws'Pd.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-
- STON COUNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions, Nov. Term. ls5S-Wile Dodd o. l. Dodd-At-
tachment.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that O. l.
Dodd the defendant in this case nonresident of this
State therefore, notion it is ordered that publication
PENDANT appear at the Term of this Court to be
held for the county Of Johnston at the Court House
Smthhed on the 4'h Monday in February next then and
there t" answer epevy he will be proceeded
against as il he bad been served with prucess
Witness, Thomas d. SDead, Clerk Of Johnston County
Court at Office the 4h Monday Of November A. D. 1853
Issued the 26th day Of January 1853.
TllOS. d. SNEAD, c. &C.
January 90, 1859. Pr Ads.$5,621) 5-w6t..
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NOTICE TO PHYslClANs.-A vgRY III.
IL ebls lootoe 10 the sOsbsss pss II Nessh Casussa
e Physicisa with ell he eoavsaiessss ssesy ~ ~
seeo0nedasoe u 6my. vul h vseaisd sAssly b. -
present owner Who Psspose. aes,se % ssnAese S.is
Thee desruus II ocaiiae viii receive s sscsay sls.
masoe spp,ieasiss 70 de Edisen q u SsasA1sa
April Z lsSo. l6sks
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ASTATE OF EORTH.CAROLlNA.-W
- COUNTY-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, No
vember Term, 1888 Samuel Pate ct ais Stephen Pate
Observation-Disclosures for account and settlement.
In this appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendants, William Kelly and wife Martha Viii
Pate decd nonresdents of the State is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the North Carolina
Weekly Standard, a newspaper published in the City Of
PENDANTS to be and appear before the Justices Of our said
Court to be held for said county, the Court in
Goldsboro the third Monday in February next then
and there to plead denur the petition of COM
Planants the will be taken pro conesso and set
for hearing ec parte as TO them.
Witness, Benjamin Aycock Clerk of said Court at Office
in Goldsboro', the third Monday of Now A. d. 1885,
BENJAMIN AYCOCK, Clerk.
Jan. 4, 1889. pr Adv. IS 6s15) 2-w6t.~
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Il lie generally that he has recently taken the Old
Stand well known by every body west Of the Capitol
Sqnare" and formerly occupied BY VIM F. Clarke and Is
branches, and in the style Prices 10 suit the
times.
Persons will do we'll to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the vesy
best manner. JAMES BASHFORD
Rsleigh, Jan. 81, l@A t-wsm-
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January 81, 1850.
AARON Y. BROWN,
Postmaster Geuxssl
s-Ull-

STATE OF NORTH.C AROLlNA.-RtCH.
- MOND COUNTY. Court It Equity, Fall 1ers. t<ss-
James Roper aud Grv~n D. Tysn Eirs II 1bos Roper.
deceased John w. Roper, John Z. Roper aud others
Oiginal fili.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court 'hs JeAs
T. Roper. VI the dccpdan's ia this is mt a
habiiani u. his Stale. u Is ihervfs ordered BY The Cssrs
that publication Be made 10 the NosshCsralna Sssodsrd
paycr Published in the CITY of Raleigh er ss successive
weeks commanding the said dvSsndsat BE- aud sppesr
bcore the Jur ii next Court or Equity. 10 b. hvd
the county of Richmond. at the Court House in Rr<k
ngam. the third Monday in March nss, shsu and thew
plead dcmar the sd bill; Otherwise ths
same will be heard tx J.srfs 10 him.
Witness John j. Shaw. Cissk II said Court 81 o.
Gee in Rockingham the third Monday in Spsehxr. A. D.,
ISIS. and the eighty third ys.r & .ur nisrrsdcnee
JOHN d. SHAW. e. u. r
: uary 81, 1855 tPr. Adv. tss9,sJ s-wss.
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TO DRuGl;lSTX.

n GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A cf the University 1t New York and . pssenees Of
seven years experience desires siiussaa IN Wholesale
drug establishment. His os Wishing such . situs
ton is that his health will not admit of The sspasrs iees
dent to the practice ot medicine. The satisfactory
references given, both character and guslGcaiisuL
Address MgplCrS
Psttsbpsc', y. G.
December q. 1853. ss-uM
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SELECT SCHOOL.
RxLRJcH- n r.

SELECT SCHOOL,
RALEIeH, N. c.
VVlHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL. WILL
Il open on the 9Th of JANUARY next under the suDer.
vixio, Of Mrs. H. B. BOBBlTT and Miss s. PARTRIDGE
Terms per session of months, Is follows:
English Branches LIST class, SIS 90
ed ~ 90
Sd 1000
Latin and French, each 1000
Music on Piano or Guitar, 20 90
Drawing Painting in water COILS or Grecian, 10 90
Painting in Oil, Is 90
Board *l2 90 per month-payable half in advance
December 10, 1858. 5O-w2m.&
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NOTICE TO FARM ERS AND OTHERS IN
WANT OF SHOES.

WANT OF SHOES.
4 LARGE LOT or SHOES FOR SALE Of rvdse~d
"A psicra Together with svosral assortment Of Family
Gr,crrics. Also tho best Old 1iqaors wipes Ae, &c.
which will scll Wholesale retail Call and sc
self 9Th door North side usrgvst Stfvv To e.sh batess
say CALL and you shall no, BE- dissppos,sd deter.
mined sell Lw for cash. Thankful zoe The vssy hbsssl
patronage have rscrivc. hope BY strict sitsatoe 10
JORDAN wOMBtK
Raleigh. Nov. !. 1855. A-vM
To the members Of The srprusehiaG Legislature ssy
CALI a. have something uies Zoe yoa- J. W.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
VlnE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOB SALE LARGE
u ~ horse power S,ssm Eneips. Which is ssssy eco.
and Of tie most approved make. suited 10 ~sise cd e
ing purposes.
Agr.s barssa may b had By nslisg s.s,y sge's..ea
4. Wftl1ANA
Feb 4. 1859. s-vsls
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NOTICE.

NVHE RESIDENCE OF The LATE n0N. fRgOEe
l. lex NASH b sbe ale. Il h senaondsoas dvvslisR.
with good outhoose, ieehoass sad esssahuuse TIE cs
q oues. 4.
I'D. SfRuDWlCk. Ex.s.
HillshssusgA. &c.
February 1e69 .'' e-1sls
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TIE 8cuse no 20 ssssn e1caccks
yhs dsAsss 90 -ssumsd On ths Fsrnta b''"'
Rssh~ad IN
-. puia sss ssMs s-hssss~~~sa tn sdi'ss-'s
O. sssssAay. h shsch evsy sane al fhe mo'a e a.
essa sse 81 u.s sssse bss knowing hew e',ls
sAs hsnvsks Il ths Ssssx sse conrsnee - - w.
nssirs. he Ga d ~ assy - ssssss tae bib s," !
Ne ueasa No msssxs stsi fss sdsses's !" -,
sssAs ssy. shss IN weA@ ssssss1iy Nm rs sss' ~.
ssssasasa De ssss vesid 10 inposshh w Az Az
sssssss tsssas 10 sssss esoe.0oo b. conqa'" ~ a
csessses sw NE r~sA H. n esss fhf hisap. -,
he kssk~sA sssv 1854. shcn tAs srsassf 80
100 sss esss chsssuvA ssdA fhe express ,se'' mn
tsisdsae - Ne gzvsa Csnsssi nsssnse, h ses
sss sks teswA usss1 Asasxs1 ra~rss the VS.
Essssssss ssssm tie ~ d ss tts cssrss - =,
81 ess0ssss - - As~p shss susA ss.a $751; s..,
- g ~ svsad ssvsss Do wesasss Esi@s%.% -
-. - s1V&a ~ ssssys sssdussce -" !, "a
I'm GsssnssA b 80 rsnsA3s - beae ~ ""
- snnss1 - pssnrA urssA o.. "A
~ Oh - snas uesssss 8ca srape VIZ 80,
AsxA - av1ks1nA -. CsAassn es@ phs Gus ~
e hdag - sssoy - ~ wessss Essss,a"s \,
sssss1 b - sasS q nsrv.ssm; ssi he ss'~' 's,a,s
- 0ssV isasrsss h onyas q 90 tans s@ INA,
ksym1 - 0sunkasmL De sesscsssd nf les's ...,,,
d0s psyas tsaAsg rssb 80 saSs 90" "'"'''
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Cbc Ormitp gournal.
WEAN CALI,
Saturday Morning, August "a, 1882.
Weavcryillc Post once.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of Sept. 5th will close at this of
fee on Thursday evening, Sept. LIST, Mt o'clock,
n. m. JAS. O'CONNOR, p. Nj.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

newspaper published in said county0 prior to the
9TH day OF September next.
JOHN A. WATSON, Clerk L, of S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

PnNrEHs.-Tho typographers of New Jersey
boast that there is not single member of their
craft in the penitoniiary Of that State, and but
one in the State legislature
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

FEMALE Anr5.-Tho Providence Post has the
following very sensible remarks in regard to tho
arts of the female sex
"A modest speaking, unaffected and very
artless young lady, will stand little chance OF
getting a husband, where gew gaws, lownecked
dresses, simpering, giggliug, flirting and schcming
are advertised for. Is it not shaneluly true that
the best young women are overlooked, even by
very sensible young mon, in their search for
wives while the butterflies are married Off by
scores? Undoubtedly, the sensible young man
says to himself, when he sees these two characters
together that he would much prefer the artless,
modest, plains speaking woman for a wife but at
the same time he prefers the butterfly for flirting
purposes aud he finds that year afterwards
that flirting led TO marriage, and marriage to
OWuYj
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It is further ordered, That the foregoing Order
Of Election, and also the names OF the Precincts,
and the Judges and Inspectors therein, as here
tolore ordered, and also the Governors Procla-
nation, when it is received, be published by two
insertions in the TmNrT JOURNAL, "a weekly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

THAT was fearful jest of Norburys on SEN
fencing TO death a thief who had stolen watch
" fou made grasp at time, my lad, but you
clutched eternity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

REMEMBER, MoTHERS.--If a mother never OK
presses any qualification when her children do
well, aud is always censuring them when she sees
any thing amiss, they are discouraged and unhap-
py They feel that it is useless to try to please.
Their dispositions become hardened and soured
by this careless lrctting and at last, finding that
whether they do we'll or i'll, they are equally found
fault with, they relnqush all efforts to please,
and become needless OF reproachcs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

RlGHr-The Shasta Courier calls Park Benja-
minis Wunanated Constellation eight feet by five
IA nuisance. The Courier is right there is too
much Of it people will not patronize it farther
than as a curiosity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

6" He who has the courage to appear poor,
says Bulwer, "robs poverty OF It's shqrpest
sting
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

Nor 4 ACANDIDATE.-Thc Bedford (Penn.) Gazate
of July 2Stb, announced, it is supposed by autho-
rty, that President Buchanan would not he n
candidate for denomination by the Charleston
Convention
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

DmN'r LIKE ruE NAME. The San Francisco
company Of gentlemen who recently. visited lo
Scmte Falls;
"Upon their arrival there, they found Senator
Gwiu, who inquired Of them the names of the df.
fcrcnt landmarks, etc. The gentleman from Mari
posa, being conversant with the country and all
the objects Of interest, answered the questions
After having given Gwin the names OF most of
the prominent points OF the mountains, the Scna-
tor discovered, a long way of very large,
black looking and prominent mountain point,
when, turning around, he inquired its name. The
gentleman replied that the poiut had never been
christened, but that now was good and lifting
opportunity, and suggested, that in honor of him,
they would name il GciQs PoiHt.' 'Stop
moment said Gwn, Call it Gwin's Peak, If you
please, for Gom's Point sounds too much like
that ID Lime Poiat'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

VERY Silly PRoCEEDING.--H II. Van IIerne,
of New Orleans, put heavily loaded pistol to
his mouth and blew his head to fragments, on Sun
day evening" because young lady on whom he
had placed his affections, saw fit to smile Oh his
more fortunate rival.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27
4" YOU KISSED Mr."

YOU KISSED ME."-
Yoa kissed me My soul in bliss so divine,
Reeled and swOoncd like a drunken man, foolish
with wine,
And thought 'twere delicious to die then, fdeath
Would come while my lips were yet moist with
your breath
'Twere delicious to die If my heart might grow
cold,
While your arms wrapt me round in that passion
ate fold
And these are the questions ask day and night
Must my life taste but one such exquisite delight:
Would you care if your breast were my shelter as
then
And if you were here would you kiss me again?
Mss Jesse $. HaIa
LATE AND MPonrANT FROM THE OrIER SIDE or
THE WArER-It is asserted that Queen Isabella OF
1t is rumored that Queen Victoria isn't yet
----
Tue Hydrauiic Press, printed at san Juan,
Nevada county has completed its first year. In
point Of merit it is second to no newspaper in
California,
JgnRoLD's GoLDEN TuGE.--Fx yourself upon
the wealthy. In word, take this for a golden
rule through lile-never, never have friend
that's poorer than yourself.
THE Government loss on The Salt Lake mule
gale is estimated at s90o,O0O The best mules
sold for 500 and SIPS,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

WANTED TO Know When Pierce was President,
he appointed a young friend named Woodbury.
Minister TO BOgota. Previous to his departure
Woodbury. tclegraphcd to the President the fol
lowing inquiry Dear Frank Where in HI Is
BopOta %