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Fnt that whi, iss;n< from the heart nlnuc
Will bend the hearts OF "lhrrs 20 Your avn
By the use Of eye. glasses. vcu NAV see
AS mnch as is to b. seen: l,v the use Of an
other kind Of glasses, you may see twise as
much.
Fcrocty ia som"'imcs assumal as well AS
gen'en"ss. There are AS many sheep in
wolves clothing. rs lhrnc arc wolves in
sleeps.
"Why don; you ask vnur sweetheart TO
mary ven 81 have ,>kr,l hrr' -"Wha,
did She say :"-"Uh have the rc,us"l Of
her"
A man has no ni":r rir!l to say IN nm.
CIV! thug than i"art .u": ho more ,iwli
to say 'n'!e thing TO auol!cr, :!an to
knock hln down.
a pretty cir! and wild Eorsa,are liable
to do much mi-ch.f: frl the one runs
away with II fellows body, and the other
runs away viii. his hrm:.
Vice and folly may feel :Hr c,l." If wit,
but virtue is invulncrah..: ;t,,,ainri> dis.
solves the base metals, hut las 10 power to
dissolve or corrodr gold
TIE rALrE OF QuorATloHs,-G,cat
books are not in every t"lv's reach: and it
is n good work 10 give Il little to those " hn
have hcr time nor incans 10 get more.
NoMA>'s DicHIrY.--lt is impnssiLl. to
love where We cannot esteem; and no wo
man can be- esteemed sv man who has
sense. if she makes herself cheap in the eve
Of loo.
Philosophers say that shutting the ewes
makes the sense Of hearing r.ore acute.
Perhaps this accounts for the habit some
people have Of always closing in sermon
time.
II ia beautiful custom in some Oriental
lands to leave untouched the fruils that are
shaken from the trees by tie wind; these
heing regarded as sacred to the poor and
IHo etidHSeI.
a Frenchman aged fifty years, and Ger
man woman Of the sam" age were recent,
married at St. Louis. tire not bein.
able to speak wqr'l Of German, uor The
woman word of French.
FooD AND FAME-Bantru presented ;
poetic NJ. de IIemery, saying, "sir, pre-
sent to you III individual who will give 20,
Immortality; but you must, meanwhile, Civ,
him something 10 live upon"
When Volaire was told that a friend q
his wac sthdying TO becnrne physician, h
exclaimed WHY, will hebe so mad o II
will have to thrust drugs of which he know
little. into body Of which he knows less
| PAssrNe along tie street fewgdsys aer
We observed in The window OF prfriall
vacant hnnse. the follow nga eini ii..: :I-.th
nnner Part "f. iis ''.'n...t tS l4t.,9D0,raiu;",
three room9, a lesikAr, ,kttcAt.l, and .b,;ea
yayd ," - y,-.. ."'
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TIE EIGETu CrSs,S.-The Nafinnaj Iii
nrncSr saws: We learn that Mr. .Jn. r. G..
Kennedy. Superintendent Of the Seventh Con-
sua. has been appointed under the act Of March
81. 1850. making m appropriation preliminary
t" taking the ei.hil, census to have the tirrc--
ti"n "f the work. L., view Of the intimate ne
Gnain,nncc possessed tx Mr. Kennedy with ,h"
Who'll" sub icct "f ih" """Sr;. the rr"prir,v OF
'his appointment vii. :.r Generally manifest,
h',, will i'e more l'ar:i'. .iv approved iy
those VIII" have. had 'hr =. nrtuniiv "f wit =
Messing the vi :,"r ard svs'.r. which his energy
and perseverance" infused at" HE previous "rr.
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IBE POOR LAws.-Copics Of the compilat ion
"f lava relating to the powers and tlniies vt the
commissioners Of Poor in South Carolina, rre-
pared ny f.. Bellinger. Esq. under a rrspu' ion
ct the Legislature. a. lately 'nnti "a in ,be
Courier, have been forwarded to the Cl.,ks of
The Court in ayarious judicial districts. for
distrihuti"n among the Commissioners. .of Poor.
The South Corolinion says the compilation hns
l,ern prepared with gIcai care, and will he val
ual'le 10 the Connlssioners for the instruction
it gives them on oil points connected with their
powers and duties.-Couriey : !
AMq4gEsl lCHoSTE lhough Rufus. Choate
the 5tn'ip+rt lawyer, IL dead. he Iensss Behind
him & sonSwhofis likely I'd do Honor to the
memory and, reputation ~ the fafi,er VI hose
name he Hears. Rufus sCl,oate Nv. 1is also a
lawyer. inheritins 70 a certain extent. the tai.
ents Of his4f+tRerfS %Ilsz s.aias.s.l with honor
'st.Amhsrst College in 1885, aud was admitted
to The hAr sbout 9 yesr ance. His age ID aboJt
g.. %.
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lin. i'm,"Es Abilities II WiIL,AH ,>r " :rY.
--i.i. Char,.I;. liz, G.. z.i,,. th. .ir.,.i i'-S
;h- a.llr"s. ,f Il. y. Pryor, F-.I. lrf,r !h.
S"";r:it- "f " l!inrn nn,i Mary Colleges:
Th" al lr.sS before i',c Literary Soc ,,i"-, J."
E"-"r a. Pryor. ;:,q WAS "n" Of ia" mos: irii
liant ,rinmp!,s "f literary "ra,"rv whi"h w"
have ever heard. Ei"Iurnt and admirably
s;i-.aIn".; ~ !, l:iruI.!";i,. some I.,~Sa-.-
w.rr distinguished! i'y r" AMI fir. Of ,l,-
Incn"r truly 'Nira"ri'r:Iy. The suffice, :
The Politician arL ,ilc Man If l.rt;-r".' Al
ter pay ing c:"Gucnt tribute I" In" S'"i"m"",'
vino serves his ::uun,ry for ! Is country :. u."i.
uni iain.d i,v selfish POWER, Mr.. Pryor ,.rrw II,
fea,ti:l picture "f ihc ln>c pursuits and i.r"h!r
shifts rf the 3'pi,f;cun. who PARTY only /"
a.l,n self in contrast with IL" noble nini-
aud pure pleasures Of tn" man Of letters aud
science. hx"n tl"sr who best knew Mr..
Pry"r'S power rs writer and speaker, wcr"
rstoniscd ut III" surprising literary excellence.
Tia" brilliant coIn~n"c. the r'rr""uS ,les"r;I'-
ti"n ,h. power "f mingled argument nEh IN
n"ina,:on which characterized this I.,"iur,i",.
IL forms n most hrlr"rriat" Introduction t"
that priv ntc profession and literary career III,
which Mr.. Pryor lius recently cncireI
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A~---
90. ! 81
W. Is II

/ IlAN T. arrangements now made with n
L nunl.rr Of the hest Manufacturers ..f
y OS. wh",e improved Instruments
greatly excel il <wr",n"S-. fnilnrss aud lunl:t
"f 'o',r ali Il"ir i.rinrr make. hy wlcl, | can
furnish ,'l"r- f"r il., hest quality of l'anus al
fi"m Twc::iy five I" Fifty I'"lnrs Cheaper
Than they have been sold heretofore.
The !.i"wny are some "f the max" of
rinn"s that | can furnish nnd wonhl recon-
mr,i: lla!l-t. lmvis IL Co.: Chirk"ring
Mems. d Clark St"mwnv and son "..hai;
Dumhnn: Bn""n & Raven, Carman and Fam
cher nni the briggs Patent Double Sounding
Board Pian"s. Als". l;'.amnn and Gray.
wv. RAMSAY,
l42 Rrhnrl-nn street
Columbia, 5. C.
Jn'v 6, ls59,-tf
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

DEr Truri"t' C"""."" i''.as "rd GenI S,xs;onx.
y X Bu;!rr, :.t.rvIv"r)
". Attachment
WIN. l.. Lloyd. M,C:"wnnp pT,G's Atty.
WHEREAS The Plaintiff dill. "n ih. nin"trcu,I.
" day of N"vrnuhrr eighteen hundred and
fly rimht I, his declaration against The De-
i-n:nn,, who. ir is sail) is absent from mud
w:ih"u, tie. limits of !hi> state and hns neither
wii ,"r nt:"rnrv known within the salr,,., uJ..
nn wh"nI n copy "f sail declaration might liz.
-rrvr.i: H. i- therefore "rlrrr,l That the snid
Defendant do arr.ar nrl llrn'i The said dec
laraii"u IN or before the twentieth day "i
N.v-,ui,-r -i.,hicen hundred aud tiftv-nin,.
otherwise iinn. and absolute judgement W u
them h,. given and nw.:ri,l against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. {. t. P
Clerks pilire Nov. ~. 1853 3Dly
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Tnr DoCroK OuTwIrrED.- When DR..
; Do!g., -" crie'''r physician, was 'rcturing
Though the State Oh the laws pf health, and
particularly on the evils Of tea and coffee,
he h"ppene'i to meet, one morning, at the
breakfast table, witty son Of Erin. of the
better ria>s. Conversation turned on the
doctors Cav',rite subject he addressed our
Irish tririni a> follows:
P",hap< You tl,i"k ,ha, | wonll he un-
able To convince You OF the Lelr.r,i"u> et-
, 'r,t> of tea and ."tl;.r.'
i donl know said Erin, I'd Ike to be
; there when y"n do it,
:Wc!i.' sail the DOCTOR ii convince Won
: that 'hry injurious I" your health, will
Yea ah>'ain from their l~c?'
Sure an! | viii. sir
How often DO you use coffee and tea z
asked the ,!orr"r
'N"rni!g and might. SIR
'W,l.' s:t,l ,h" .l,,r,nr. .In Won ever en-
I"iiencc 1 slight dizziness OF the brain on
COIN" TO A'.!
4 'I"; indeed do, ."l 'Ii,"l Erin.
'Ani " >i.a,i' pain through the temples,
III a"'l a''";'t the eyes, in the morning:'
'I:,'h .I. .ir'
'NrIi,' >,iI III" .lur,nr. with an air ni
c"'l ltNcc nurl a>>u.a're in his maunrr,
: ''r.t i, :...' t":, az! c,f..'
=
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TIE SUNDAY Car QresTIoN.-The Mavor Of
Philadelphia on Sunday forbade the f1nn;ns
ofthe passenger railroad car through that city.
Two cars were started on The Green and Coates
street rai'roRds. hut the drivers and conductors
wsres arrested and the Company give up the
attempt The ques, ion Of the proprie,y Of
running tlia es!s % discussed, with tnheh AMI.
nation BY both ithe press and3theJulpit.y -Four
sermons were delivered on SUNDAY. IL each OF
which the ;dssserstion of the day was strongly
den6nneed The 51voeats. II Sunday trayel
say IN Il the sss. are prevented ,trou run
nhg. private carriage. ought also 10 bs,stop--
ped
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Office Court Of Common Pleas and GenI S. .sson,
vs. Attachment
Wa. b. Lloyd. JMcGuwan, Prtf's Attorney.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the n;,eteenth,
day, Of November, eighteen hundred and
hny-e'ght' hie i's declaration sgainst tka Defen
dant. who, lit is sai!,) is absent from and VIII
out the limits Of this State and has pethes, VIA
nor attorney known within the .s..,, .r,Ss,
whom,a copy ofsaid declaration ,nsign.fbs ne,
we'd: 1t Is therefore ordered. tliAt ti,s esid d..
fendant do appear md plead to the said decls-
ration: on or before the tyentieth day fef No
erwise final and absolute Judgement viii then
be given and awarded agninst him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. q n. p.
Clerks Office. Nov. 2o,s ls6e.ly ,.oy so
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THE ASSEMBLY HOUSE.
One Square WessefaMslP Pos. o6se.
PLAIN STREEsF.

os1J 1JN0031-A,' -. q.
THIS we'll known Estsblishmsnt has be.n
L thoroughly re.f,ted andE mPsHsSd;i aid
ls, now permanently opened for the seeomnods.
ton of the public. Every. sftSntiS6 Ytsfal be
given to supply the wahisznd teomf0rt uf- Pa.
irons eBsRatea M6d4fsfasa
z"'j fN@trEEj agceG.,T. MASON hRsqnxjetsr
Is cJunc ] q, 1852. ssoI "a 1siaisGo, H@3ji
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An important decision. affecting the ricbts
OF ""'or"d people in Ohio, was delivered laet
week IN the Court house Of Common Pleas at
cleveland, by Judge F"otc. The case in point
was Tint Of a col"red tailor. named Freeman
ii. Morris. whose vote wns refused at n recent
election. Judge Fn"te rendered decision in
favor Of ihe plaintiff. declaring the Black
Law OF the State unconstitutional, on the
ground that under the old Constitution Of the
,'"'e. all persona having NOR. thnn half white
blood were declared to he legally white. The
new Constitution merely mentions 'white per-
""ns." withontparticulsr definition. The plsin.
tiff. Morris l'ns but ons-fourlh negro l,lo6d IN
bis veins.
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--rS- -
THE F2EsIDENTIAL CANVAS.


ans! IA" r"::ti ti"!ine views Of i,s i.al.rs ;.,on
ih" Slavery i>>r.. promise AZ open rupture in
IL" Charleston t"nvcnii"n. with"It clfrrting
n"s:,iIa'i"n. !, i d"ubiinl WHITTIER either
~. Northern ar southern wing Of The: party
w"u!h =" int" Il nomination. without n dist met
recognition # its cardinal .l""tric il. the plat
form :" l.: n':"i'"!.-'h SInat:rr Sovereignty
dnr:I: :'r "f Alr. Don sias on the n:,e hand. or
that "f Congressional! Intervention held hv Mr.
Wi@S "' til" nihrr--an,i the adopt ion nf either
w"n''i lr"hahiy lrn.i t" n rupture Of the party.
III" Mr"ld thus co,n,ncnis ur"n the Obstacles
III ia" way Of II NOMINATION.:
Governor Wise, as the representative Of the
N;r-.:ia and Southern .l,m"craav GENERALLY
l"!'!s this yr"nn.l Ms n Presidential candidate
arl .irnunls that ihc Charlie ION Convention
shall IN lis pln,Inrn recogn:s. tie ,.owrr and
'h" 'Hiy of Congress I" intrrr"se. # required,
for ,h" protection Of slave prnrvrty in the Ter
'i'"ri"s against any "uufrirr.lly" IcyiSia,iv. OF
mnni"ipnl acts of the local nutl,"rilios ISu,
Mr.. Douglas. IN behalf of thr Northern de,nn-
cra"v VIII" have followed his fortunes upon
This issue. says. "N". no. never! Popular SOW
~
is "nr ul' 'inln'nm. The Northern democracy
ali hut destroyed even upon this 'ircirine. can
e" Ii" farther. The Charleston Convention
must ""nccde {" the r'roplc Of n Territory n.
t" III" people If n Territory, ns tn tho people
al Sia'" 9TH" right to regulate their domestic
in<ii'n'i"ns ia their own way" or Il, ere will
u" an end +" the party rs national 6rsan "a
t'"". ID" v"n hear uS!''
Of r"nrSc there can he satisfactory lccis.
ION upon either horn Of this dilemma Let ,b.
C''nvrnii"n adopt the platform Of Governor
Wise. nnI III" N"rfhrrn Douglas .lemocrn v
wiz i"rc'l" from The C"nv"n,ion, ns will tl.c
Southern democracy should th. platform Of
diplomatic hons" "f rect. - W. answer. there.
is 'hi. wnv Of escape: The intermediate rolicv
at ih" administration covers the rrnnnd. nnd
the only availa'l, ground. Of n satisfactory
""'"rr"miSe. TIL" Platform Of Mr.. Brchnnan.
rs "" n"d"rs'a'd il. il ron-ini rrvcn,,on on the
part "f Congress anl the T.rrinric. in refer.
"nre I" s'"v"rv. lI"Ids of until the Cnnven-
lion shall meet charged with The duty of frnm.
~" state constitution: but surl, cnnvcntinn
shall l'av" sovereign jurisdiction over the oucs.
tion'either for nr ngnns. the establishment of
slavery. In the meantime" shnuII any COM
plants arise from the s!av-h"lling settlers in
reference I" their slave property. and against
inc proceedings of the local mi nIh"rities. the
issue shall ID" l"t' 10 the dcrision Of the Supreme
C"nrf "f the United States. and the decis ion
thus invoked shall he binding and conclusive.
An important decision. affecting the rights
Of r"'or"d people in Ohio, was delivered lost
week in the Court house Of Common Pleas at
cleveland. by Judge F"otc. The case in point
was Tint Of a colored tailor. named Freeman
ii. Morris. whose vote wna refused at recent
election. Judge Fn"te rendered decision in
| fnXor of iLo 1,lani;ff daala fha s.Rls Il,
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Ns t!:T Sr..AkIN(;

INT that which is-i;n< from tn" heart alone
Will bend the nearis OF others :oyour nwn
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April II. lisa. J''-i2u
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OAK HILL ACADEMY,
GRANVILLE COUNTY, n. c.,


j. P. BAGBY, A. NJ, Proprietor and Principal
TINE SIXTH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
Il opened the lllh day of JULY next. Students
will be prepared for any College University for bust
ness. The Principal could publish certificates from the
Trustees of South Lowell and HycnFalls Academies and
also from gentlemen Who have patronized him since he
tabished his school at this pace showing his ability and
aptness in hls profession but he deems it sufficient
fer the public to the Trustees of the above mentioned
schools, and to The following gentlemen to w.t. Messrs NJ
T. smith, Rehd Thorp. W: +. Webb, Drs. p W. Young
snd VIM Thorp of this place, and Mr. W. o. Gregory
Waterloo P. O.Co. Townes. DR.. j. r. Leigh and John g.
Boyd Esq of GAINESVILLE Va and also Revs j. p. Moore
Theo Moore. r. T. H.fin, A. W. Maneum, of N. Con-
ference and to the President and Faculty r. College
Board be had with the proprietor several families
within mile Of the Academy Located in thu N. W. part
Of Granville II miles from Oxford. Parens will find Oak
Hill healthy place, furnished with good WATER and sur
rounded by moral and intelligent people. Parents and
guardian sending their wards will always inform
the Principal of the studies they desire them pursue
Board and tuition per session of 90 weeks s paya-
BILE in advance; For Circular containing fuller particulars,
address the Principal at Oak HILL Granville county, N C.
June 10, 1852 >24-wst*
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

TEACHERS.
J. II. MILLs-Englsh Literature and Moral Philosophy
VALENTINE FR1EsE- Mathematics and Natural Sciences
MISS N. E. GAKLAND-Languages
MISS NJ. A. Sm1rH-Elementary Branches.
Mss NJ. A. HAMMoND-Drawpg and Painting.
Mrs e. N. M1LLs-Music, Embroidery and Ornamental
Work.
Miss s. A. FAUcETr-Vocal and Instrumental Music.
REMARKS. =.
Mr. FREsE is teacher of experience and distinguished
success He is especially qualified for the department he
occupies
Miss GARLAND has learned languages on the system of
Dr. Harrison and is highly recommended by Masters Of
Arts of the University Of Va
Miss HAMMOND is of the most talented and gifted
Artists by tho Worcester School of Design
The distinguished Miss Robinson gives her the hges en-
dorsement
The other teachers have been many connected with
the school, and are we'll known to the public.
Ample accommodations offered 10 teachers and others
who wish prosecute unusual extent, the studies
of any one department.
Every department has been arranged as to afford the
greatest adrdntages at tile smallest sLpenSe.
20 The next Session will open on the LIST MONDAY
in July.
CATALOGUES will be sent on application.
For admission address,
J.H. MILLS,
Oxford, y. G..
June 6, 1859. 23-w5tpd.
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June 6, 1859.
OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY,

TTIHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON MON
Il DAY the 4th day CT JULY, 1853. The Trustees, in
making this announcement, would avail themselves of the
ccc sion ag rec mmend this Institution the public
way worthy, in eminent d,gree Of continued
confidence and patronage.
1t has now been in charge of Mr: SAMUEL L. VESABLE
the present Principal for period of fourteen years. and it
Lut just him say that his character and qualca
ions teacher have been proven by the which
has attended his instructions to be of ORDER
and entte him TO place in the foremost rank of those
who engaged in the business If education The system
of instruction painstakng ana thorough and the
of studies embraces such subjects usually taught in
Female Semnacs of the Grst class Application for ad-
mission should be made in advance, and all communca
tiOns addressed to the Principal at Oxford
BY order of the Board
R. b. GILLIAN, President.
June 10, 1859. 24-w4t.*
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DENTAL NOTICE.

INES. 8. A. MCDOWELL B. F. ARLINGTON,
having entered into copartnership in the practice
they are permanently located in Godsboro and fully pre-
pared to perform all operations in the various branches of
The manufacturing department being under the care of
Dr. Mcdowell who has had enlarged experience in the art
the following styles of work will be furnished on
BILE terms to those requiring artificial teeth Continuous
Block very beautiful and desirable style of work Con
tinuous Cum, Sectional Block" Gold the "yuloa-
mite l'ase and the various styles Of single teeth.
The above styles OF work will be furnished to the nro
fesson when desired. at usual rates, " Wv f''
GoldsboroI; N. G., March 20, 1859. ll-xH
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
THE
NORTH.CAROLINA COPPER NINE.
County Of G uilford, State of NC.
I'm PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF A DEED
OF Trust executed to the 18th july 1851 by tt
President and Directors of the
North.CarOlina Mining COMPANY
and Of record in the Registers office the county of Gull
ford State Of Carolina for certain purposes therein
Set FORTH will, Trustee in said deed. offer for sale for
cash on the premises al II O'Clock, \, 49, THURSDAY
the 2Sth day of July. 1859. flat
Valuable Mining Property
in Guford county, n miles sou Of Greensboro known
az the NORTH-CAROLiNA COPPER MINE, containing
100 ACRES, more or less, together with a the
Machinery, Engines, Pumps, Mining Tools, and
Materials
thereunto belonging appertanng and all the other
Perty Of ecsr ksna and description belonging to the said
COPPER COMPANY.
Possession will be given upon the consummation of the
sale. - '
JAMES SLOAN, Trustee.
GREENSBORO, N. u. May u, 1853. 22-wtd*
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-M
- Court of Equity, Spring Term. 1859 James w. Rcd
ding and Others again Lewis A. Pc ell and Others
To Lewis Powell and wife Emily, Joseph Redding,
Reddng. James Reddin Mary Redding and John Red
ding
You are hereby notified to appear at the next Term of
this Court to be held in Williamson the last Monday
in August next and then and there plead, de-
to the petition Of petitioners in above named cause or
Judgment pro conessO will be taken against YOU and the
same heard accordingly.
Witness c. b. Hasse, Clerk and Master of our said
Court, at Office this the 10th day of May, A. d. 1883
C. r. HASSELL, C. NJ. E.
MAY 90, 1859. (Pr. Adv. S6} 2l-w6t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NNHE COPARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE EXISTING
IL between John Tapscott & Abel Grif6s has this dav
mutually dissolved.
All persons indebted to the firm of Tapscot tirffis
requested to forward ard make payment ,rmed.
aely the parties DESTROYS and determined Il, pay IF
their own liabilities at once
L. P. PHILLIPS, Agent
N. B. The Subscriber has large lot of lumber -p,rtcl
iarly g'od inch plank-whch he will dispose If il. sad
frm reasonable terms.
p. PHILLIPS
clayton, N w., June IA, 1907 2-w4t
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LEASBUKG MALE ACADEMY.

TIME EXERCISES OF This INSTITUTION WILL
IL be resumed on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th of July, and
continue twenyone weeks Boys will be prepared for the
collegiate course. There is tri weekly stage line from
Barksdaes Depot the Richmond and Danve Railroad
via lcasburg to Hlsboro Board may be had III the vii
lage at IS 81 per month.
TUITIoN:
Languages, 800 90
English, 70 so
h A. ROGERS, Principal
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A Cure for the Piles!

A Cure for the Piles!
HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED &c YEARS
Ii with this terrifying disease, and finding no relief
leive, unparalleled in its efficacy Having cured myself
and many others, now offer this remedy to the public
the most speedy discovered It. Northern
out its merits those that are 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
Address, NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, N. e.
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$25 90 per Sc
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June !, 1859.
WANTED OF

IMPORTATION WANTED OF SUSAN SPAIN
Il the daughter of JOHN PENNINGTON, dec, WIN,
married JOHN W. SPAIN. She left Wake county, y C.
about ISIS, perhaps for Tennessee Texas. IT,; under
signed has Land Warrant for her said fathers Sc: y
ANY information of her will be thankfully received
GEORGE Ii. PENNINGTON
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ROXBORO, MAsONIC INSTITUTE.

VSHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL Will.
IL commence THURSDAY, July 2lst 1859, and vii
continue twenty weeks The course of studies will have
special reference to admance into the Freshman class al
the University.
TERMS:
In the Classical Department, $50 on
English department. SO SO t. $l2 so
Those who send requested to have the pupils present
on the first day Of the session.
HASELL NORWOOD, Principal.
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