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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-28
IHNCIIBUItG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies

Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies.
FsIllE Fourth session this Institution win
Il MONDAY, september 9TH, t>ah.
Terms pr SrTyo4 o. Pre- Noa.ns.
Board with additional charge for Esiras 475 90
Preparatory Department. 10 %
ntrmriae including French and Latin. 40 90
Collegiate " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VI %
Music Pnno3 lessons week of hour each 20 IN
81 If Instrument oral Music dniN cl-e without
additional eharge). %
~ u. Two Ancient and Two Hol.m Languages requisite IN
order to graduation
For particulars nnd circulars address
mug - dim +. u. WILLIAMSON, Principal.
REtERfStES.ry. Eo Uylani, u. d. President Of hicli-
m'tnd College In Sion with which institution be nj
time taught; Mrs ten tnrringon In whose Young Ladies'
seminary Richmond he augh The Classical Department
c Faculty ofthe University Of rginn ns In i@5i nj which
session h. ok his Law Course In TINT institution In Lynch
burg. Rev j. d. Mitchell, D. d. und Rev. Geo W. arter ~
thu recently appointed Professor III the University of Mississippi
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.
FINIL iplion Academy
in announcing the public that they placed al The
head of this long established and we'll endoNr Institution Mr.
ions H. WIHsios late Principal of Wesi"oud scho"
Iynchhur9s
sound scholarship, skill and experience teaching high
moral qualities. nnd F,ous uinn OF suaNiy OF
lonr of Trustees, some Of The COMMUNICATIONS Of their
Principal.
The School Will reopen the Isl of October next md close
The Isl July, with Of week al Christmas
TERMS.nonrd aud tuition 425-gts and els furnish
Cd by The student Contingent fee $1.0o.
For further information, address the Principal ut fynchurg
aug .9.doct HECTOR HARRIS, President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-28
Valuable Basin Property For Sale.

FUNll undersigned offers for snle privately vainhc LOT Of
4 about af land having front of iSo feet upon The
Upper basin ut tnchbug. This property hns water priv
gc hr Two of Mil stones free of rent fur 10 which
eau b. grcnt enlarged upon payment II the usual water rates
upon that level. JOHN :. LAhHHDRNE,
,.t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-28

(tiDER NiNEGAR.-for sale sterling hnd.rs"n's fur
- Cider Vinegar, superior article for r,kung aud table
Heg 3A-dts A. u. RttklE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-28

4 ItOEICE-hn &. g. Mnss 1.corcconc Of thu best
i 4 brands n,Iortcd-or snle by
EDMOND, DAvENPoRT'& CO,
sept 2l-ds Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-28

toFFEE2.doo bugs Rio Cocrh 900 bags Lagua,ra Cof
~ foe; 100 bugs Prime Java IunaVi for sails by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il CO.,
oD Ii,t,u, IA
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19

7 Every close observer of such matters, must
have been struck with the remarkable fact,
that most of the applications for membership
are presented by new members, and we are
authorized to infer from this coincidence in
the history OF most of our Divisions, that this
fresh and telling zeal, if properly encouraged
and stimulated, by comforting honorable dis
tinctions, and drawing out the modest, reti-
ing young Sons, instead of cooling their ar
dor by arrogant and naughty superiority on
the part of older members of long standing,
our meetings would be much more spirited,
enthusiastic and profitable, and the progress
and growth Of our Order would be much
greater.
Then, on the other side Of the question
again, if the old veterans were to stand back,
with arms folded, retired from the active du-
ties demanded of all good Sons, waiting pa
tiently upon Young America, y perfectly
satisfied for them to do everything, would
this not be likely to discourage young men,
and to reduce our most experienced and well
settled members into a cold mass Of torpid
ity
The question is an interesting and an i'm
portant one, and we should be pleased to have
it further discussed in our columns by cor
respondents capable Of doing Justice to both
sides.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE,

The Spring session of this IHstitrtion, located
in coldsb0rO, n. C., will commences on Thursday
The 9Th of January, 1859. Pupils will be received
at anv period and charged only from the time Of
their entrance it is very desirable, however, that
they all be prese t at the opening Of the session.
After admission, no deduction will be made for
absence, except in cases,of protracted sickness.
The Fall session, which will close on the 23rd
inst. has been unusually pleasant and successful.
With grateful acknowledgements foz past success,
We again invite attention to Wayne Female Col
Iege. and offer to lead the lovely daughters of our
happy land to the pure fountains of virtue and
knowledge.
Our situation is peculiarly adapted to suit the
eastern portions Of North Carolina, Virginia. and
South Carolina. Those who send their daughters
and wards into the middle and western sections of
the State to be educated, expose them to danger.
For after they have passed the winter and spring
in these sections, then for them to remove to the
eastern counties to spend their vacation in June
and JUN, is to say the least, very hazardous to
their health. Few constitutions can sustain the
sudden transition without injury. But Goldsboro
is-siAr544nfGi iiust near the dividing line. having t1e
lou country on the east and the hill country or
the west: and CIR pupils from the seaboad car
sofAIv visit their homes at any season of the year
and not be in such danger from too great change
of climate. Let the people of Eastern Carolins
continue to sustain theIr own cherished Institu
ton.
Board, per session Of twenty zone weeks, inclu
ding washing. lights. fuel and furnished roums
$50. Tuition in the College course, $50, Tuition
in the Preparatory department, $40. Incidenta
Tax and use of Library. 81 SO. Ornamental
branches at the customary prices. Lessons i
rocay music given without charge. For a Cataloga
address the undersigned.
S. NJ. FROST, President,
Dec. 3ts58. 10 .tH.
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Literature and News of the Day.
FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
HIGH POINT \. G..

On N. c.. Rail Road Is miles ,oest Of Greensboro.
REV. N. MORAY, Principal, with efficient As
sistants.
T,HE object of this Institution is to priyide for
l. the thorough education of young ladies, and
as an additional feature, to qualify such of them
as may desire it fer the ayocation of teaching.
Its next Session will open on the first of Februa-
ry, IL the new brick building recently purchased
by the undersigned. The building is situated in
a beautiful grove on a commanding eminence,
and has a suficientnumber of " ell furnished rooms
to 100 boarding pupils. We have
made arrangements for lectures, experiments and
instruction in Natural Science with L. S. Bur
bank, A. b., formerly associated with Prot. Wm.
Russell in the New 81 gland Normal Institute,
and more recently Professor Of Natural Science
in a Southern College. We would remind those
IN low and unhealthy parts of the South that the
experience ofagej has demonstrated the wisdom
OF educating in elevated and healthy sections Of
country.
The expenses are less than at any other Insti-
tuition of the character in the State. Board and
furnished rooms with fire places, fuel, dc. SIS per
month. English branches Sc to SIS per session.
Languages and Orramentals low. Board and
half the tuition required in advance.
The Proprietor, Teachers and Pupils dwell to-
gether and eat at the same table. re- so young
Lsdies will be received and credited for tuition
until they can teach and pay for it. Situation:
guaranteed to such.
For full Information address Rev. WIN. 1. LANG
DON, Proprietor, High Point n. C.
Jan. 18th, 1889. 2I-taS5
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
For the Spirit of the Age.
Meditations.
BY RANSOM.

The last traces of the old year are oblitera-
ted from the calendar Of time, and the new,
fraught with good or evil, has made its an
nual appearance; the shadows and sunshine
have alike disappeared, and we can now look
forward in the broad fields Of the uncertain
future, relying alone for strength to perform
the duties Of life, upon the mysterious PROV
ldence of God, from which cometh all our
help" How swift the years glide away =
1t seems but yesterday, since the trees, laden
with their verdant foliage, waved in the Sum
mer air to meet the soft caress of the passing
zephyr-since the brooks and r~ivulets, spark
ling in their limpid tr ansparency, rushed on
beneath the rays of a torrid sun to mingle in
the great ocean of eternity now the wintery
winds have robbed the trees Oftheir verdure,
and the gurgIing streamlcts no longer reflect
beauty from their mlrrored surface. We en-
ter the threshold of the new year with the
deepest awe and admiration, and as the i'm
mutable revelations Of Time are constantly
revealing to us new scenes in the drama Of
life, which call forth the ~puissant energies Of
the mind to enact, knowing the frailty Of hu-
manity, we can fully exclaim with the Psalm
list Of Israel Lord, give us help from trou-
BILE, for vain is the help Of man"
1t is a time to Ommun with our thoughts.
We open the book of memory, and read in
silent meditation from it's teAr-stained, though
h%aif.forgotten pages, and Involuntary we
heave a sigh, when Renaissance recalls the
pleasant moments spent with the loved and
lost. We go back in fancy to the hours Of
childhood, and the juvenile cnjoyments Of
that era awaken in our bosoms hailowed re-
collections aforementioned then the years
passed by, for the little barque of life was
sorely tossed by a billow of sorrow. The
future may be clouded with grief and misery
And Ger LIES troubled sea
No beacon light may shine,
TO drive way the misery
Which can apease the mind,
Yet pleasant memory will cast
a lingering look upon the past.
Clayton, n. c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19

SANDS 8ARsAPARILLA.-The extraerdin-
airy efficacy bf this unrivalled preparation in all
eases OF scrofula, erysipelas, cutaneous and erup-
tive disorders, and similar complaints, would APP
pear almost 5ncredible, were not such wonderful
cures OF daily occurrence certified by persons of
undoubted tAuth and respectability, establishing
the incontesthble fact that in this class of disor-
ders as an Alternative and renorating agent it is
unequalled.J
Emine~ gsicians have proved by many
years e. 5aee that they can produce the hap
epiest results ~ its administration, and therefore
use it with confidence.
Sold also BIZ Williams & Haywood, Raleigh
and by PURCELL. Ladd d Co., Richmond, Va
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
Cge OrOet,

10" The Grand Scribe has forwarded the
Passwords to all the Divisions who have sent
up their Returns and Dues to the Grand hi
vision for the past Quarter. If any have
failed to receive them, they will please let
him know. Letters will, sometimes, miscar.
ry, and sometimes to this, and not to the
negligence of the G.. S. is to be attributed the
failure to receive the Passwords.
The Proceedings Of the G.. D., in pamphlet
form, has also been sent to the Subordinate
Divisions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-Sl Miss P White, E D
Sutton, J [ Newbou'd, Woodville; Mrs Cordeiia
Carver, Hintonsyille; X T Logan, Rutherford
A B Farley, Milton; John Allen, Snow Camp j
NJ Watson, Wysocking lynn Boomer, Lake Com
fort 6 " j Moye, Marlboro; 5 j G Kennedy,
Kinston A Phipps, Durham's; j w Lowe, Fall.
ing Creek ~ Is Sanders, S1ithfeld; j B Thorn
as, Rocky Mount; Miss VI c Younger, Meads-
vile j Bivins, S Ross, Beaver Dam 5 L
Elliott, Milledgeville; 6 L F Siler, Franklin 10
Col w NJ Grier, Mecklenburg Mrs ] Harrison,
Pleasant Grove; d b Brausoa, Longs Mills !;
Miss Jane Emerson, Coddle Cree@:@4J M Abor-
nathy, Lincolnton; L @ Henderson,, Catharine
Lake; Il Stewart, John Jones, Gold Region IL
X Hdmlett, Bell Voir A Monroe, Geneva Hiss
A Thomas, Joycevile; t F Lawson, Weodsdale;
Simon Fleming, WarrenCon Miss j NJ Jenkins,
Woodland q ) Baker, 5 L Wilder, Louisburg;
Mrs A q Holden, Pacific; g Winston, jr., A
Person, FrankIinton r 4 Wood, centre Grove;
VIM Turner, Waughtown ID 5 Peatross. Cas-
cade SH f RAmsaur, Catawba; ) K Turner,
Oxford Joseph Edwards, Hookerton; George
NJ standby, Crichton's Store Mrs 2 DENLY, A j
Brown, GreenviIle I j Hadley, Chapel Hill; Il
NJ SandelI, DR. w n Sandell, Magnolia, Miss. 4;
Miss SaIlie B Bradsher. Yancy vile Miss Mary
A Fuller. RI BrAdSher, L~easburg B j NJ Splia-
hover, Lenolr; W L Cox, Mt. Airy c c Xix,
Wilkesboro'; Sam'l Wilson, Asylum Miss Sallie
+ Macon, LUuisb arg; Chesley Jordan, Louisburg;
Elisha Fiythe, uertford 5 S " Reid, White
Hall Lewis Furcne, Pennington Z A Stage,
Durham's; Mrs NJ a Thomson, Eagle Mills 5
j q Marler, East Bend L S Field, Catawba
View; ) j L Ports, Louisburg; 1 E f R4msaur,
LincolntOn; 3 & E Moore, Walnut Cove Nasa
Boon, Pittsboro'; Miss B A Benton, Monks Store;
81 A Durham. Prospect Hall Miss L Vinson,
Brinkleyville; Mss E V Tysr, NJ R Jones, MARI
boro'; katlif Long, Roxboro'; P II WINS on,
Fcanklinton, j B Ferebee, South Mills; j L
Smith, J W Mullen, Jr, Woodvilie; L Ii Alex
ander. Kirkland Miss Ann E Howard, Milton
= w Rnhartc 1Sbar;lIa =. Ms V YpataS- MurfraeS.
boro'; A w Chambers, Pekin D A Stewart, Bar
claysville MIR. E J Rogers, New Light; A
Walker, Andorson's Store Is c Roberts, Oal
Ridge; WIN. Griffin, Henderson,; j " Lindsey
Castle Craig j j Pinnell, w B Wall. Forest
Vile Jesse Burch, Jones Creek 2 J B Ferguson
Fayette vile IL u Stallings, Robert Murray
Teacheys George T Pate, Gibson's Store; /
Hayes, Byhalia SO Miss II A Goodman. Somer
ton [5O cents due yet-the price of Cooley an
the Age is $3.50.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
RUTHERFORD ACADEMY.

E7eoen miles east from Morgaaton, Burke
county, ". G.
,E'HE Spring Session of this institution will
/ open in the NEW ACADEMY, on the SECOND
WEDNESDAY Of January, 1859, aud continue 81
weeks. Rates of Bolrd and Tuition, as hereto
fore.
Students admitted at any time, and charged
from entrance. Illustrations with Apparatus
Lectures given regularly.
Rev. K. l.. ABERNATHY, Principal.
Prof J. N. BAIRD, Associate Teacher.
For particulars, address the Principal, Happy
Home, Burke county, N. q.
RgFERESeEs:-C G. Henderson, Esq, Lin
colnton, ". C; JAMES E. Osborne, NJ. D., Cleve-
land, N. c.; John X. Wells, Esq, Polkville, Nc;
Daniel Haynes, Esq Lincolnt"n, N. c. 2I-4t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
MARRIED.

On the 1911 of Dec. 1858, by the Rev. G. G.
va ker, Mr. Richard Smith, of Caswell county.
to afiss Martha E. Weldon, of Alamance county.
Also, on thk 18th of Dec, 1858. by the same,
Ar Joseph II Garrison to Miss Susan F. Hurdle,
both of Alanlance county, N. C.
In SINCE, Hg, Wayne county, n. c., on the 18th
of Dec, 1853 by Richard Rayner, Esq. Daniel
Porter. Esq, Pate of Mississippi, to Miss r. 7.
Grantham, Of Wayne county, n. C.
Near Prosperity, on the night of the 23d ult..
b. R. W. G6ldston, Esq, Mr.. Wesly johnson to
Miss LYDIA Hancock, all of Moore, n. c.
@s- Fayetteville Observer please copy.
In Edge}ombe county, on the 18th inst, at the
brides fathers, by Thos. F. Cherry, Esq, Mr..
L. c St&lIings, of Franklin, to Miss Mollie A.
Wright. daughter of Anderson Wright, former
ly of Warren county, N. c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
1,0o0To 1900 ACRES OF LAND
E0R SALE

DEING desirous to remove to the South, I offer
ID my LANDS for sale, consisting If two firms
on Abbotts Greek, in Davidson county, and
abou. two miles apart. One of about 40l, and
the other 500 acres, adapted to all kinds of grain
and Tobacco, embracing $50 to 200 acres q lila
BILE and meadow low grounds The above lands
are n. W. Eve miles from High Point Station, on
the n. C. 4. Road. Another tract near the Rail
Road. about half way between GreensborOush and
Jamestp sn, Gull ord county, Of about I2O acres.
Another tract of about 135 acres oae mile west Of
Normal College, Randolph county.
will SCI the above lands. together With sever
al pleasant and convenient building lots in High
Point, at prices to correspond with the pressure
of the times, take slaves in pa me1t, and make
terms easy for purchasers. l will take pleasure
in showing the lands to any wishing 10 see them
and in answering any Inquiries made by letter or
otherwise. L reside on the Ahbotts Ereek lands
My address is High Point, n. c.
HALEY BROWN.
Get. 80, 1855. l0-2m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19

,-s5" The following practical suggestions,
~. , IS a,r ovc,no,t W p
are nom .'' P,' w W
Townsend and we place 'AeN VI tl'S pro-
n,ar. r,,,,i,l, Ire read by the members Of
u'''V H. a,.,, h,.,i,n y niv;.ion.
the oro3r III ''''' ','''' ,,'f',7 Wv
may be greatly proh'eo thereby
ADr,r,nlf QUESTION. All good Son.
NJ circumference who are in the habit of atten
ding our weekly meetings regularly, mus
have observed that young members are dis
n,.al p, ba taciturn. modest, and indispoSec
~ r, n,rtirioate in the business that usually oc
,.,d1ies ibr ordinary meetings.
r. is also yery aI,parcnt, that everything o
ic,n,rt,nr, is left To- the older members who
fP, .yn,,r,,e o,d hlbit, soon monopoliz,
"''' a., ham,. n..s and occupy nearly Of
',i,, al tIc fine usually allowed for discus
I"ls
III. mot snrprising that this should be Sc
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
IL m. BhOh y, +. VI.
Nc| Hill P. O., Wake CO., N. G
Read the following Certificate :

We the undersigned have used and known used
the Receipt advertised by Robt. NJ. Brown. ESQ.
for the cure of Bots or Grubs in horses. and con
slider it the best remedy known, for that disease
Indeed, we have never known it fail giving relief
in tbs very first instance, even when horses were
suffering the seTerest agony. And the remedy i
quick and efectual. Fer the benefit of ever
body, and especially tor the beEeat cf that nobl
aniI1al-the HeTse-We recommend all to prOcuT
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. n
M. Browns remedy to be used IN very many II
stances, and never without effect. In some case
ii has accomplished astonishing cures
J. l.. BENNETT, t. 3. HOLLEMAN,
P R.. JONES, JOHN BENNETT,
EDWIN HOLL8GAN, Of Wake County.
JOHN R. WARD, A.P. STROUD,
D. n. DURHAM, of Orange County. n. G.
JOHN @. BURGESS, WIN. II. BURGESS.
Randolph County. NC
Wv. cox,
Clayton, Johnston county, n. c..
New Hill, Wake co n. c., Jan 1889. I9-iy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19

One of the most pleasing, at the same time ef,
fective remedies for Dyspepsia, and ali other dis
eases arising from a morbid condition Of the
stomach and live, il DR.. Hostetter's Bitters. 1t
not only removes the disease from the system, but
by giving tome to the organs Of digestion, aids
them in their u rctions. All who have tried it
acknowledge its excellence and superiority, and
we therefore co nmend it to the sufferer. Dr..
llostetter's Bitters as a tonic, is too well known
to need praise 1t is therefore scarcely necessary
a. this time to do more than direct attention tC
this preparation, which is certainly unequaled by
any before the public, satisfied as we are, that it,
wide spreal reputation must prove sufficient tt
sati sfy all of its excellence as d relief.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gere,a}ly
everywhere.
Sold in Raleigh by Williams & Haywood, ant
by Druggists everywhere. 2l-4t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
JONESVILLE
Male and Female Academie.

Rev. w. L. VAN EATON, a. NJ, Principal.
L J. CHIEFLY, A b. Associate
Miss A.. d. LoTTRIDGE. Teacher in Female
Department.
Miss P. L HAMMOND, Teacher of Music and
French.
Board per session of 81 weeks, with every
thing furnished except lights, S35 90
Tuition varies from Sc 10 Is 90
Music on Piano, 20 90
French and Embroidery, each, 5 90
The schools are conducted in large buildings,
and at a suitable distance apart, affordring parents
an opportunity to give their sons and daughters
q thorough education in the same village. We
have q fine apparatus, with n3ps and globes, also
4 good library for the beneft'of the pupils.
The twenty eighth session of these schools will
open the first Wednesday in January next. 1t is
highly important that all enter the FIST week or as
soon thereafter as possible.
We now have severrl large boarding houses
open for the accommodation Of students, at tn e
lev rates Of s. per Month. and we hope that pa
rents and guardians will send Us in one hundred
and fifty for the next session.
For prther particulars address she Principal al
JonesTille, Yadkin Co, n. c.. and Catalogues win
be sent.
Nov. 10th, 1853. 15--2m.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19

He still carries on the Manufacturing of Bo.,.
and Shoes. in all its hranches. With Grs:.t.y
vorktnan. and ihe bess s1Pply of materials ae hes
sSsr hal. he feels c~onfEfcnt ofoeing able u fleyss
oil vino favor him with their custom.
T0THE TRADE, he offers the very he.t sio,s
of FINDINGS Of aIrkiods. which TO "g.r, On Il,
m ,st liberal terms.
Thankful for the generous patronage heretofore
hest wed, be respectfully soliciis irs continuance.
hoping 70 give satisfaction by fsith'ul attention
and good work. HENRY PORTER.
Raleigh. Oct 9. 1883. -tE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
pArrGpsox, Caldwell o., Jan. 10, 1859.

4 "a AfHN4'"'N -1
q. S.,.,d,u ououi,n uo
MT, EDITION ,L'I' 5',u' 10y IIvn''''5, 'dI f
5th Oh jan l932, "g''E "' ni, ~ fo wi w.
inc me'no['S o. niu,'g' , D,,,o,n n +, ~
- trn .a7..I o3 p,ttarson Caldwoll
Comfy. ~
The following oln'f$S ,I lor LnG p'GTei n MIR Mar
ter We're e'et'ei I,', ,'7 W. n VIZ "' p
lsh, W - a. = |,,'s' :" 4 ~ " vi ~
s. W'D. VI, hou"II'",rN' y. ~ = - ~
GFlcr' + /. lo",tu'' ~ p ninf.h - 8,
- l. T. CIu''s Nv "a, :, Idil 'rn,iE ChaTn'
. VA. E'l3N, - ",~. u y ~ l1 0""P
lam ANU # .,id 6iv have selected
4 '', ~ ynr% w. their D. G. w, p.
-" n.n,n I bayr recommended to the G.
w VI - W. fLo Static and hone for his commits
~, th,t hn m,v ut once, enter
''nnn ,Ln ,rl,ons and RESPONSIBLE duties of
~ mW.c. md whose sIoeriority. as a Son
u" q, gr,',a ,nce / much reIv upon, and would
vi ie'll 'o, ~ ~, 49, III Ganl' If |Tn,nnnr,ncn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
ROSE HILL SELECT SCHOOL.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE subscriber now Offers his House and Lat
for sale. 1t is situated in Franklin county, with.
in half a mile of Franklinton Depot, on the Raj
eigh and CASTOR Rail Road. The lot contains
ffty,six acres, one half in woods. There is a good
dwelling house, with six rooms and fire piaees;
two Of the rooms are twenty feet square. The
house is well finished, also good cut houses, an ex-
cellent we'll Of water in the yard, and a good
spring convenient There is DO better water in
the country.
ALSO:
A young Orchard of choice Fruit Trees. Any per.
SON wishing to move 10 a healthy place and good
schools, coulGnot wish a more desirable place, as
it is one Of the healthiest places in the State, and
no better schools. The schools arc under the care q
g. W. Neal, A. NJ, and Lady. Those wishing a
purchase had better call soon, or they may LOSE
a bargain. as I am determined to sell.
For particulars, address JOHN s. BODDIE
Nashville, N c., or r. =. MAYNARD, FraEhiinton
n. C.
Frankfinton, u. G, July d, 1855. .z3-5H