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Ihe Standard.
The Orphan Boy.
A TRUE STORY.

TRUE STORY.
A little boy, an orphan, too.
Whose fingers ends witt cod were blue,
With peariy drops in either eve,
Ready to start when PHYS nigh,
With timid steps approached the door,
Some scanty pittance to impiore,
Whose brasen knocker, sn"oth and bright,
M6rked all the efforts of the wight.
His little hands its place supplied,
And open flew the portal wide
A clergyman of modern date,
Less fam'd for kindness than estate,
Now eyed the boy from top to toe,
And listening to his tale of woe,
Said, take this crust, tits nlouldv, too,
But, still, tits good enough for you'll
The boy received it with good grace,
And turn'd about to quit the place.
Stop said the priest. an orphan boy
Should not pursue such bad employ;
Answer me this, pray can you read!
All! no, sir, it's truth Indeed.
Not read! why, then, you cannot pray!
I'll teach you-after me thus say:
"Uur Father" touched his little heart,
Is He your Father, then, and mine?
Yes, said the reverend divine,
God is the Father of us all,
OF rich and poor, of great and small.
With feelings undisguised the buy
Summ'd up the whue in this reply:
We're brothers-let it not be said,
You ever gave me moudy bread!
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The NAN FOR THE TIMEs.-The New York Neus
in an article on the Presidency, recently said: LET
us put at the head Of our vanguard Stilicho, who
shall combat with the Alarc OF anti.slavcrv and
win for the Republics second Pollentia." This
drew the following response from subscriber:
"SIR: have long read your paper, and like your
principles as general thing But wish YOU to
know that l am rough-shell bark hickory.nut
democrat. read your article about the right kind
OF man for President l know nothing about
your Stilichos, your Alarics, or your Polyantias
they may be good for scrub-race; but go square
up, right and left down the middle and never cross
over, for Daniel S. Dickinson
Yours, W. G. L."
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A FEMALE COLLEGE FOR LEASE

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR A EEAs ~,
u the LOUISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE for a ,s siJ
years The college building is large and c'n a"st
built of brick well heated and ventilated. and ca ar
accommodating eighty young ladies, besides a. v Ds
1saches It is furnished throughout and has a. a,l
~ out-budngs attached Situated in health cns
in the midst of an intelligent and emnently mora
tage for large and Furnishing School. ,hs us3S
For further information, apply to either Of '"'
signed at Louisburg, Nc , ,rr,JER
President Of the Drew WI
WV. F. GR1RN, Sec.
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TO DRUGGISTS.

a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPAR1N
IA Of the University of New York, and a practiil0s
seven years experience desires situation in wl"t
drug establishment. His reason for wishing such y
ton is that his health will not admit of the exposure
dent to the practice of medicine. The most salsS'
references given, both as to character and qualcain
Address, MEDlCtEH
December 90, 1885, 52-T
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.

NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.
ENIiE UNDERSIGNED has, in Clark Co., A.. kansas
II 1000 acres of wild COTTON LANDS for sale, IN
tracts to suit purchasers, favorable be
afforded in portion Of the west These lands To-
Gated twenty ago. and equal if superior,
the amount that NAV be found in any other por-
ton of the State. These lands lie within % 50 miles of
Camden. Arkansas, Furnishing town. where from l1,n"0
10000 bales of cotton shipped BY steamboats,
ally; and also within ~ miles OF Arkadelphia flourish
ing county that ships from 5000 $500 bales
cotton every
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad that is certain be built within five years. bav
ing large land grant from the government.
ANY information be had b, addressing the under
signed ut Arksdelphia, Clark Co., Arkansas
MICHAEL BOZEMANs
July 90 1858 y4-wtf
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IOUISBURG MALE ACADEMY.

LOUISBURG MALE ACADEMY.
VgVHE FALL SESSION OF 1859 WILL COMMENCE
Il the second MONDAY in July.
Boardcrs will be accommodated in the family Of the
Principal at S per MONTH lights only excepted Those
wh" intend To board with him. requested to give early
notice Of that fact.
TuI1IoN:-Common English branches So Languages
and higher English SIS per session. Incidental tax S. cts
NJ S. DAVIS, Frihc,luk
June 6, 1859 23-w4t.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
EhRS. s. A. MCDOWELL B. F. ARRINGTON,
II having entered into co-partnershp in the practice
OF Dentistry, would respectfully inform the public that
they are in and fully
the profession in the most thorough and approved
The manufacturing department being under the Of
the following styles of work will be furnished on
BILE terms those requiring artificial teeth Continuous
Block" very beautiful and desirable style of work. "Con
tinuons Gum ;" Sectional Block" Gold; the Vulca
mite Base" and the various styles of single teeth.
The above styles OF work will be furnished to the pro-
fession when desired at usual rates.
Goldsboro, N c., March 70, 1859. l1-wtf.
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY.
CARROLL County, VA

T,
b. F. THOMPSON, A NJ, Principal.
A. W. c. NOWIlN, B. p. Assistint Principal
(Assnciatcd with efficient nsrucrOr>.)
yIyIIE 18TH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
4 commence the first MONDAY in January. and con.
tinue weeks Board can be had in good tam
lies at six dollars per month.
IIillsve 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. 1t
affords good society smaller towns generally. 1t
situated main thuroughare from Tennessee to
Carolina which passes line Of stages, and is
within few hours travel of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. Through the liberaity of Messrs Andrew s.
Fulton, Ben Rush Floyd and Alexander n. Chalin, two
Gold Medals have been presented annually for the last
years The best speakers The Annual Catalogue will be
sent to any desiring further information abont the
school.
January %, 1889. 5-w6mpd.*
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r.. d. HART.

HAVING KEPT A BOARDING HOUSE ~
IL town of Oxford for the last eighteen month; t
having thus far given general satisfaction. respectful,
forms the public that he is prepared to accolnn"a
additioa number of school boys and will spare no l
continue to merit the liberal patronage he has le's
received. 81
June 81, 10 26-~
~ Southerner please copy.
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FOR s AIN.

LEASBUKG MALE ACADEMY.
TuVHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
n be resumed on WEDNESDAY, the 9th of July, and
continue ,wenty-one weeks Boys will be prepared for The
collegiate course There is tri weekly stage line from
BarkSdalts Depot the Richmond and Danve Railroad
via Ieasburg llIsboro Board may be had IL the vii
lage III S 81 per month.
TUIrION:
Languages, $50 90
English, II 30
IL A. ROGERS, Principal
June 1850 24-WJtpd
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FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH!
100 IMPROVED PLOUGHS, CORN SHELTERS
AOO Hay and Stalk Cutters, with general assert.
Best Family Groceries,
Such as Bacon Lard Flour. Sugars, Coiees Teas Molas
SEES Syrups and Candles with various other Goods Also
best old Liquors, by the retail or barrel.
All the above will he sold wholesale ,r retail as Low fir
Glxh, the usual time punctual customers as can
be had at ANY house in The City.
Thankful for past favnrs hope, by fair dealing and
strict attention business to merit continuance Of the
same.
Call on Ra'gNt Street, 4th door, north side, and YOU
shall not be disappointed if good bargains will satisfy vuu
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, April 90, 1859. GOVT:
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EDGEWORTI FEMALE SEMINARY,
Greensboro, N. C.
1HVHE NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
Il Institution will commence the Sd of August IS 9.
The of study is thorough and systematic, embrac
ing everything necessary to complete solid and orna
mental education. The BUILDINGS arranged as
to combine the comforts of HOME with the advantages
of SCHOOL Instructors of the highest qualifications
employed in each Of the Departments.
TERMS:
Board including washing. lights, and fuel per session Of
five months, $50 90
Tuition in the regular classes, 90 90
Catalogues containing all information respect
ing the of Instruction. TERMS &C. will be forward
ed on application to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
Gseensborough, N. C.
June s. 1859. 5l-Smpd
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE Seminary,
TOWNSVILLE, DAVIDSON Co, n. c.

1HUNAsv1LLE, DAvIDsUN Co, n. g.
VENHE ANNUAL: COMMENCEMENT WILL BE ON
Il the 9th and 2Sh of JUNE. The Fall Session will
commence the last WEDNESDAY in July, and close
December 10Th, 1889. Spring Session will open ON the
I'd IA in and f eli en- May
Our is thrrough-bth sold and ornamental Board
exclusive of washing and lights ST per month. Eng ish
S. to SIS. Music Piano and Guitar $50 M cu, ge
for Instruments Maps, Fu Sercants Ornamem,as Latin
and French, s each We hope all pupils will be present
at the opening of the session. to be clsSed but will
be received any e and charged the end of the
sion. Our corps CT Teachers is complete.
For further particulars and Catalogues address
j. w. THOMAS
President Board Trustees
June II, 1889. 25-w9t*
1W- Spirit of the Age, Advocate Register, Raleigh
Observer, Fayetteville; copy weekly nine times
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WAKE FEMALE ACADEMY.
Miss ALA d. CLARY. Principal
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL will com.
Il mence MONDAY, July 18th
TERMS PER Session OF 81 WEEKS:
Primary English, 500
Advanced 10 90
Latin, including the above studies, 16 90
EXTRAS:
Music OH Piano Forte, with of Instru-
men,. sl5 90
French, 6 90
And other studies at the usual rate
Board can be had at = per month, inclusive ri lights
For further particulars address the Proprietor 2 Ra
H.B WHITAKER, Proprietor
June 81 1859. 25-wGt.
Call at the Raleigh New Cheap Cash Store,
No. A., FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
zone door aJore Jl,nes II. 7Uerles)
IF YOU WISH TO GET BARGAINS l HAVE JUST
Il received from New York an entire new stock Of
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods
Of the latest styles and importation which, having been
bought utter the great rush of trade o1er at much
lower prices than hose bought earlier which intend to
sell ut small advance first cost call and see for your
selves hope old friends and customers will give
call before buying elsewhere as think it will be to their
''''''''' '''''' '"' 60 10 ''''' t'"J JOHN cREEcH.
April %, 1859. T-wly.
TINE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE PUB
Il lie generally, that he has recently taken the Old
Stand, we'll known by every body, west of the Capitol
Square, and formerly occupied by Vim. F. Clarke and is
fully prepared TO carry coachmakng in all its various
branches and in the VERY BEST STYLE Prices to SUIT the
times.
Persons will do we'll to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner JAMES BASHFORD.
Ialpiph Ian al 1889. 5-w6m
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ROxBORO, MASONIC INSTITUTE,

ROXBORO' MASONIC INSTITUTE
V'HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL VII
Il commence THURSDAY, July 2lst. lS5e and
continue twenty weeks. The course of studies will h
special reference to admitance into the Freshman c
the University.
TERMS:
In the Classical Department, saa0,
English department, $40 81 81 -
Those who send are requested to have the pupils pres
on the first day of the session.
HASELL NORWOOD, Principi
June IA, 1859. yLws
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=, Philosopher being asked what was the first
snlng necessary to win the love Of womau an
swsssd aD opportunity.
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SELECT SCHOOL,

SELECT SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, n Z.
TIME NEXT TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL CON-
IA the 9Th of JULY next.
For PARTICULARS apply to
MRS. H. D. BOBRITT, or
MISS S. 4 PARTRIDGE.
June "a 1859, 51-4t.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
Att 0R NEY At LA "

RALEIGH, N. c.,
VIII attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston, and Harnett.
Office on Fayetteville Street, opposite the Lawrence
Hotel.
Raleigh, March 81, 1859. 1e-wtf
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

CATAWBA COUNTY. N u
YUyHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED FIFTY MILES
North of Charlotte twenty miles West of Satesville,
and twenty-five miles East of Mnrganton, at the foot of
the Mountains and in vicinity unsurpassed for the salu
britv of its climate The Proprietor, DR.. E. o. ELLIOTT
ANNOUNCES to the public that his House again open with
every accommodation for the reception of visitors
The peculiar tnnc Alternative and invigorating proper
ties of this WATER, render it invaluable in
Diseases of tile Leer Dyspepsia, Chronic Dia'7Aea Ne,
rous Debi}ity, &rinGl Diseases, Lactpient Gtn-
SUMPTION Szrstuh, Euptipe discusses,
and all cases of debility accompanied with defective appe
tite and want of assimilation Particularly to Females
this water e1icacious
C. S. Browns tr-weekly Line of Four Horse Coaches
from Staesvlle to Ashevile passes within five miles, and
visitors procure conveyances from Newton to the
Springs at all times. There is also triweeky Line from
Charlotte to Newton
FOR SALE.
~ The above valuable SPRING, or Watering Place,
is offered for sale. 1t has fine first class patronage
large, welar,anged house, and other out-budings, all
new and capable Of entertaining from Is to LIS persons
is within ~ miles of the Western N. c. Railroad and
is the best medicinal in the State There nearly
500 Acres of Land-6Q newly cleared Il acres OF
good bnttom and the balance well timbered-contalns
Saw and Grist Mill, and is well adapted 10 the culture Of
Corn Wheat, Oats and Tobacco is well improved, and as
healthy, pleasantly and beautifully situated as any in the
State and is but miles to bean itul mountain will
also sell superior Rosewood PIANO and a lot OF Ne
GROES, if desired.
TERMs:-From One to Five years. with approved bond.
E. D. ELLIOTT.
Jupe & 1889 23-w3pd.
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ADVENTURES OF A MoRN1NG-GowN.-A lady was
anxious to make her husband present on the oc-
casion of his birthday and it happened to fall in
winter, and at that time in very winter she
thought comfortable morning gown would be
most useful acquisition to his domestic comforts
So she went to a shop and purchased fine Persian
pattern lnerno and wel-wadded morning gown
She had forgotten the exact height of her husband;
but to make sure of its usefulness, she thought
best to purchase rather too long than too short
The day was rather wet; her husband returned in
the afternoon from his Office, and she presented him
with the new article of comfort; and he fancied it
great comfort after he had put off his wet clothes.
But it was too long-about ten inches too long
"Oh. never mind, my DEAR" said the affectionate
wife, II can shorten it to suit you" They had
party in the evening; they were very merry. AT.
ter they had gone to bed the wind was making such
noise and the rain so dashing against the window,
that the lady could not sleep; the husband how
ever, slept soundly. She rose without disturbing
him-took the morninggown, and commenced her
work; cut off about the length of ten inches, to
make it suit the husbands stature-and then went
to bed again.
She had to rise early next morning. The bus.
band slept WELL which is frequently the case after
merry evening party. Scarcely had the good lady
left the room when sister-a good-natured, elderly
lady, who lived with them-stole into the room, up
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SHOCCO SPRINGS
- WARREN Co., n. C.
s. D.. SESSuMs d..

F7ODlJtfo,
VyHIS AGREEABLE AND PLEASayr w.,
Il PLACE, for years known as the most s. WH.ATERln
select Of any other in the Old North State ,r,
the LIST of JULY for the accommodation Of vs be
attention will be given to the comfnr of b ,sos &
the TABLE and BAR will equal those Of s ans ai
place of resort. large twnstory BOWL IsGShy siN
LARD SALOON and PISTOL GAIIERva G and ES
stanty open for the amusement of visitors Will be o.
Shocco Springs are distant twelve miles Sou,
Warrenton Depot, on the Raleigh and Gas," un oaS
Comfortable Coaches will be in readiness nn vi, Ra
each train Of cars to carry company to the rv
shortest possible time. springs G
RATES OF BOARD:
Per day, 50; per week, Sl2; per month. Gan ~.
under ten years Of age and servants half prce Vhs
June IL, lS59. :.
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY

NEW HOPE ACADEMY.
yHyHIS WELL ESTABLISHED SCHOOL WILL PASS
II into the Fall Term the 5th of July 4 few seats
are vet he filled Application should be made without
delay.
TUITION, S25 90 per Session.
BOARD, 90 per Month
Address the Principal Grove, Chatham county, N. q.
Observation-Disclosures from the East will take the Rail-
road TO Murrsviile Il miles from Raleigh thence take
the Peterborough Stage 10 miles to the school.
JOHN R. HOLT Principal.
June !, 1859. 22-w,tpd.
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASHEVILLE
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASHEVILLE
FOR SALE.
AN THE 25TII DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, we will
U sell on the premises the valuable Farm belonging 10
the estate of the late Thomas Foster and lying Swan
River miles of the town Of Asheville The
Tract contains about
Seven Hundred Acres,
large portion of it the best quality Of River Bottom.
There are on the place good
Grist and SiW Mill,
and large and convenient buildings of every kind The
place has long been n Of the best stands in the
up-cOuntry.
more particular description is deemed unnecessary as
any wishing to buy will look and Judge for himself.
TERMS-Twelve months credit, with bond and approx
ed security, and title withheld until the purchase money
is paid
G. C. ALEXANDER r..
THOS. II. FOSTER, "Aeeu'or''
Feb IA, 1889. 7-wtds.*
II HAVE A GOOD BILLIIAD TABLE TO SELL. LOW,
apply soon at 46 Fayetteville St., Raleigh, write to
Creech for further information.
April 25 1863 l7-wtf
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PIEDMONT. SPRINGS,

yUyHESE WELI-KNOWN AND POPULAR SPRiNGo
situated in the county of Stokes two miles from Dan
bury. the County Site, claim share OF the auenon VI
the health and peasureseeking public OF Norh-W eslern
Carolina, and the State.
The Proprietor has effected great improvement IN the ar
rangement of his House. and now able to accommodate
300 boarders with and comfort.
The Scenery of this section regarded as unsurpassed
in beauty BY any be found in the Stale Though not SO
Wild broken and romantic that Of the extreme West
there is quiet loveness about it, charming to the be-
bolder The Springs gush Immediately from the base OF
one of the noble hills composing The Sauratown Mountains
the lros prominent and attractive peak of which Moore
Knob distant four miles In the VICINITY OF the Springs Is
situated, also, that beautiful natural curiosity,
THE CASCADE,
visit to which always reays the trouble Every posi-
BILE CONVENIENCE for the and comfort OF guests
will be provided
TRAVELLING FACILITIES.
The Proprietor will run tr.week!y line OF Coaches from
distance direct and easy transportation, without annoyance
and delay. Distance from HlgrPoint to Salem 10 miles.
From Salem to Springs %.
One man per month. $50 90
:" Week = Oh
Day, so
Children under l2 years and Servants half rates.
These popular Springs invaluable for their Medicinal
qualities They have cured Scrula, Dyspepsia and Dis
eases of the Chest when all other remedies had failed.
sB Tile Season opens June lst. 81 -
June !, 1859. 22-w3m.
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THE GENUINE CRANBERRY pI,,~
Blackberry, Raspberry, ThimbIeberrv 4, W.,
tlebi rrY CuItnre MhN

CItUt TTy CuItuFS, "HV.
% IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, GARDENERS Ann o,,-
Cranberry, best variety, Il per 900 or sis per5
Washington variety, "a per 1000, or SIS Der imS, Play
Cherry and Burberry varieties, ~ per ,op Nv p y.
5000 plants " Se ].
Raspberry, - per dozen. Large Blackberry :,
doz Thimbleberry & per dozeu Whor,ebesrv o, !.
vHNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the ,ho..
Il Tor fall and spring. He has issued crcns,,' ads
cultivation and will send them, free of chargs %
who wish them. Plants well boxed IN mealuw',a " hs
be sent in fresh state to all parts of the United S
Address PAUL CHI SnnMa's
Birmingham, Norfolk County l.,
June 49, 1859. ii Naa
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MORNING STAR ACADEMY.

MORNING STAR ACADEMY.
J. P. JENKINS, Principal
THNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL will com.
II mence on MONDAY, the 18th July. and continue 81
weeks Students entering the first month will he charged
full tuition, atteward. from time of entrance. No deduc
will be made unless in of proaced sickness
TUITION:
Beginners 81 so
rrn'ary English 10 %
Classics, &" Is
incidental fee 80
June "A, 1859. 24-w5tpd.
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CAsTALIA FEMALE SEMINARY,

CAsTALlA, NASH COUNTY, n. C.
ME FALL SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL VII
Il commence on MONDAY, the 25tb of july Isl, a
continue months, under the charge of Miss BETTE
PHlPPS a native of Virginia, and graduate of Ample
College Penn. She has had several years cxp,reitv
teaching, an possesses in very high degree the aq
for imparting instruction to her pupils
This school is located in section of the country REM
able for IFS healhuness and freedom from OF d,
patton and extravaganza. Board including lodging va
ing fuel and lights, IS per month.
TUITION:
Primary English, SIN 90
Higher laD
French, 500
Drawing and Painting (each) 500
Needle and Wax Work, 800
Music ON Piano, 1000
For further particulars address.
HARRISON L. BLOUyT
June "a, 1859. .6-wsts
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A VALU.
IL able Tract of Land living three and half miles West
OF Gccnsbnrnngh The Salem road, containing 800 acres
about one half of timber which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms
each about 90 feet square, Barn. Stables and necessary
out buildings, with good Well Of wafer.
The place is well wacred. and has good meadow lands
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco, and prons of this place
thought to be equally well adapted the growth Of
tobacco.
Persons in want Of place would do well examine the
premises credit will be given, and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until tho pur
chase money is paid
MARGARET CALDWELL.
GreenSbornuoh, Jan q, 1879. 4-wtfI
CLAYTON INSTITUTE,
S. JEFF WOODSON. Principal.
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
Il begin on MONDAY, July llth, 1859.
TERMS SESSION 90 WEEKS:
Primary Branches, IS 90
Higher English Branches, ~ 90
Ancient Languages IS 10
French, (eXtra) 10 90
Good Board at from 81 TO 50 per month
For further particulars address
T. JEFF WOODSON. Prin.
CLAYTON, N. c.
June "a, 1859. z6-w3tpd*
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DROF. w. III. DOHERTY, A. NJ, PRE-
Il dent of Graham College, Aamance county, \ c.
Senior Professor in Antioch College, Ohio desires To.
nounce that his School, for the education Of Young Lad
and Gentlemen with equal privileges in all studies
open its Fall Tenn of 90 weeks ON the 10th day Of ii
next.
Terms PER Session OF 90 WEEKS:
Common Elementary English Studies SIS il
High School and Preparatory Department, ESQ
Col ge Department., in all classes, 4le
Board. in the best families, per month, 90
June 2S, 1859. 5S-wst,d