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HUNTS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
RALEIGH. NJ Co. 4 3sseS
PHoTOGRAPHIG PORTRAITs IN
OIL col ORS. -

HyHESE PORTRAITS CAN BIB TAKEN FROM DA-
guereotypes and Miniatures or from Life; and being
finely finished in Oil Colors on Canvas they are perfectly
areed to any size and such changes alterations as may
be desired can be made Mr. ANDREWS the Artist who
coors these pictures being an experienced Portrait Painter
and fine Colorst all who wish finely executed work Of
art should call at the old established Gallery on Fayette
vile Street. Those prefering pcraits painted from e
puereoppes Of deceased friends by giving the color Of
the hair eyes and complexion secnre permanent and @
PasfeIle India Ink or Grayons prices ranging from s1o
to $780, The plain Photograph from - TO SO Meaino-
types for Lockes Cases. Rings and Pins, Ambrutypes,
- - - E.1... -. E. HUNT, Phntoeraphist
Raleigh, n. Co
March /, 1850. 1s-ly.
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RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTION authorizing Captains William L. Hudson
and Joshua R. Sands accept certain Testimonials
ded to them BY the Government of Great Britain.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of
the United States Of America Congress assembled, That
CAPTAINS William L. Hudson ahd Joshua R. Sands, Of the
navy of United States be- and they hereby, author
ned to accept the snub and medal recently transmitted
"a this government BY the government of Great Britain
be presented each of said officers memorials OF their
services in laying down the Atlantic cable.
Approved May 9, 1860.
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FIRE. FIRErI .FIREul
RATTLE, SLAM AND BANG!
rTs~, = ,,r,,,<, -,-;at. =, ..,st, 544-.

~ p Here come with rush
II c. 8. LUMSDEN WOULD MOST RESPECT
q fully inform the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity that
he is prepared TO do all kinds of - AZ ~
- Tin and Sheet Iron Work,
such the manufacture Of tin ware &c. al its various
branches. Also every style Of ROOFING, GUTTERING
and PIPING of houses done at snort notice. h
Having secured complete set of Tools and Machines he
faers himself that all who psronize him may rest assur
ed of satisfaction, in regard to quality and price.
Thankful for past avor he hopes by puncua attention
to business, 10 merit a continuance of the same. @
Raleigh, N. c., March %, 1860. ~. -l. 24-tf.i
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A RESOLUTION exp anatury Of n

RESOLUTION explanatory of the Eighth Section of the
Act OF Congress approved February twenty eighth, eigh
teen hundred and ifty-nine.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of
the United States of America in Congress assembled That
the repeal of the eighth section of the Congress-
approved the twenty eighth day of February, eighteen
hundred and 6fynne of much of the Of Congress
entitled An act to regulate tade and intercourse with
proved June tireh eighteen hundred and thirty four
provides that the United States shall make indemn6caon
out OF the treasury for property taken destroyed in
tain cases by Indians respassing white men, de-
scrbed in said act shall not be construed to destroy
impair any right TO indemnity which existed at the date of
said repeal aga..
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with account Of all the paper used for the purposes Of
the government under this act and shall repArt the amount
in what works publications the same was used to The
Secretary Of the Interior at the end Of each and every fiscal
year. rfs = 49, b lsfs
SEC e. And be it further enacted That whenever any
charts maps diagrams views, other engravings shall
be required to illustrate any document ordered to be print
ed by either house OF Congress such epgavngs shall be
procured by the Superintendent of printing under the d.
recou and supervision of the COMMITTEES on Printing of
the house ordering the same 81 ..
SEC. And bel further enacted That il shall be the
said Superintendent annually prepare and submit to the
Register OF the Treasury, in time to have
oraced IN the annual estimates from that department de-
tailed estimates Of the salaries be paid
wages engraving. binding. Materials and for any other
second year. And the said superintendent shall also on
the hrst day of the meeting of each o Congress-
as soon thereafter as may be- report to Congress the exact
CONDITION OF the public printing binding and engraving
the amount and cost of all such printing binding and en-
craving; the amount and of all such printing binding
and engraving the and of ali paper purchased
for the same statement of the several bids for materials
and such further information may be within his know
ledge in regard to all matters connected herewith.
SEC 10. And be il further enacted That neither the Su
pernendent nor other officer to be appointed under
this act shal during his continuance in office have any
interest," direct or indirect in the publication of
paper periodical any printing of any kind or in
any binding engraving contract for furnishing
paper or other material connected with the public print
ng and violation of this section shall subject the party
offending conviction before any Of competent in
risdicton, to imprisonment in the penitentary for
of not less than one nor more than five years. and fine
of five hundred dollars .ne
SEC IL. And be it further enacted That il the said Su-
perintenden shall corupy colude with any person
persons furnishing materials bidding therefor or with
any other person have any undesan
ding with him or them by himself through Others
defand the United States by which the
the United States shall be deuded made to sustain
loss contrary TO the true intent aud meaning o this act he
shall upon conviction thereof bere any of cnmpe
tent jurisdiction forfeit his office and be subject to imprs
onment in the penitentiary for term of Jess than
three nor more than years. and 10 fine Of three
thousand dollars. ~
Approved June 2S 1860.
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March 1850.
oxFoRD rEMALE COLLEGE.


OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,
TEACHERs
- - ~ Literary schools.
}ilsf- a.s-s.sslzs-ss J.. a. MnIs,
sts5.-F Mss M. A FoRLER, =
Mss e. J.. BARHAM, 8; Il
Miss Mary HAReR4yEs
school of Fine Arts. =
Miss Ed. EmGH. - 5ssss
- SchooI of Mustc.
Mas. E. N. MILLs
= Miss 8. A. FAUoEr7,
'..ssEg Mss N. C, BRAsWELL1 49,
EXPENSES. 49,
Tuition IN Elementary Branches, - .
q = College Classes,
. Drawing, fmaterials included,) 12
Painting IN Water Colors, 10
"a Oil Painting. (materials included g
.s Wax Work, fn1aterials included, - ~
Embrnidery, fmatertals included,) 10
r !" Music, (insfrument furnished -
Z /" Board. fwashiu9 inclnded) lb0
Board and Tuition in the three months, y 1ey
ssE {ssss 90 REMARKS.
Extra charges and needless expenses strictly pronQ
cd1 necessary purchases made by the teachers nc
ayune pedlars not allowed TO enter the snl
no pocket money Is required. -. - = -. =
oxford is situated the healthy bills OF Granyite y
miles from the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad and Is connec
ed with Henderson Station by line Of daily stages.
The scholastic year Is divided into two tle
first opens on the first Monday uy and closes o. the
ast THURSDAY in November The secondppens On the rs
Monday IN January and closes With the annual commence
Inent on the last Thursday in May. =
For the Annual announcement apply 70 = - -
on s. q i8isast J. B. lis, Oxford. n e.
- June IS, 1860. 1ypd.
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PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.

- rs PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.
TUlHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE DETERMINED TO SELL
their Plantations Little Fishing creek. in Warren
county Ltieton. The tracts Of about 800 and
TOO respectively contiguous and will be sold to
gether separately The soil well suited to the usual
crops of the country and there is full proportion Of good
creek aud branch low grounds On the larger tract is
guod Dwelling of eight rooms with suitable outhouses
on the other large Tobacco Barn. 0yerseers Houes DC
ff' W. HOOPER
7- J. D. B. HOOPER.
.-A Au0ust 1850. f..-t- - ~-. 65-2m.
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TUsT RECEIVED At w. r. ANDREWS
q fine lot Of N. c. Cured HANS also an excellent
lot Of Canvass HAMS also superior article OF Lard
4 July 2lst, 1850. 31il ql!' 81 seisa ~ p 6S-f
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-Tt 81 3F ee,Nsu WANTED, -
A SITUATION AS ASSISTANT OR LOCAL EDI-
"A TOR, (if desired will lake the Editorial charge N
city or country young who has had considerable
experience in Editorial life and is also practical printer
Persons wishing further information, by letter or other
wise, are referred TO ti- -.
~ ,.3 st Portsmouth. Va.
October :, 1854 Z, ,fsis,4-s..-., 49, s7--tf
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THE
METROPOLITAN WASHING MACHINE
AND. ATTACHMENT.
Rubbing and Wringing Done Away.
inging Done Away.

THIS WONDERFUL MA
chine is remarkable for the fol-
owing qualities. which il is
warranted to possess.
IL does not wear the clothes,
and never breaks a button.
1t cleanses thoroughly the
most delicate as well as the
toughest clothing, and rinses
clear
IL is perfectly simple. very
strong and durable, aud can
hardly get out Of repair.
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. FOR SALE.

~ ~ FOR SALE,
n HORSE AND BUGGY-THE LATTER ALMOST
"A new, and will be sold separately If desired. The
Horse Of Black Hawk blood color black handsome stylish
q free mover. Time-until lst of Janua-y gwen. y
Apply at this of6ce. lO gyHfe' 81 hea 1ji.
= August II, 1850 lsvarsB rnii.l iIts lIf eStf. 3
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VALUABLE WARREN COUNTY LAND
~ tess9Lt FOR SALE. - falf e-st--s

UyHE sUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE SALE
ii the Tract of Land belonging to the estate of William
Pummer situated Richneck Creek, in Warren county,
N c. about five miles from Warrenton, three from Shocco
Springs and adjoining the lands Of Messrs Alexander
JONES' Jacob Parker and Others The Tract contains about
900 acres Is good condition. and is considered
the best plantations in the county 49,. ~ -.,, -,,y,
Any wishing to buy small plantation, situated IN
healthy country and surrounded BY excellent society viii
find in this place opportunity Possession will be
given by the 10Th of December with the privilege of seed
ing crop of Wheat this Fall if desired st,I' r.
Ny son, Edward Plummer will show the land to any one
DESTROYS Of purchasing and win also give any Information
= . 80 l,l..,....i.,t.,t4 J. ELIZA PLUMMER, ~ ;
Extr'x. of William Plnmmer.
warrenton, N. C., Sept IL, 1850. y .ae78-f
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aaaa Ies gs,aa - 90 lsa.isa 4 i ~ aso,ls
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CDL.3 u UNJG45SDo
For the REGISTER.


Our Northern brethren are certainly "a
very interesting people. One half OF them
appear to spend their time in teaching the
olher half Wendell Phillips and Mrs.
Stowe, Charles Sumner and Lucy Stone,
Doctor Cheevcr and Fed, Douglas, EN-
erson Holmes GarriSon-;heSe are the
Solomons upon whose lips rapt assem-
blies hang in ''Ihe intellectual North, "
that land OF "slirring thought and "hlgh
civilization" where every body knows
something about every thing. There is
infinite difference Of course among these
wits aud poets, pcrlpaIcuc preachers and
lecturers, except upon abolition, where
they are possessed by common phrenzy.
Strong minded women, free lovers, spirit
ual rappers, all agree that nothing avaIls
better TO keep them alive than abolition.
The Bible too is by no means rejected By
these iuGdels. They think il "a power"
thew "admire the poetry of Isaiah and
Job" but they "Sit calmly upon the sum-
init Of their individuality aud obey the
law of,lheir being" aud where The bible
falls in with their vanity il is very well.
We wonder how society then ever came
10 be afflicted with such plague, but the
truth is, 1t is only the breaking out upon
the surface of the disease witt which So
ciety itself is afflicted. Some youngster
TOO lazy to work and his parents perhaps
100 lin electual"t have him work, goes,
i, may be, 10 medicine, gets through the
lectures aud his examinations, and might
make tulersbe SaLC bones, but finding
the market over stocked Precipilaes him
self upon the community as teacher. In
order to get listeners he knows he must
smash into something. Setung himself
up above the Bible, especially If connec-
ted With abolition, is very popular. lie
STYLES the dlsorganizIng and Alheistlc stuff
which he strings together PHILosoPHY'
This makes il still more popular. Ii a
bounds with absurdiies and impossible
ties. Blu, this is not his look out. "A
hiOber culture" in the audience which
1hev are all striving after, will remove
them. Meanwhile he boasts that he has
never been answered by fair argument, as
if the life Methuselah were long enough
for sensible men 10 follow such set Of
yaqabonds with any arguments al aII,ever
il ihey had nothing else 10 do. The rad
ical vice is in the society itself, the PEG
PIE who .olerales such knavish qnack:
whether IN the pulpit, lecture room, oil
rostrum oGihe politician. Solong as they
will listen and pay, they will not wan
lecturers, novel writers, politicians ant
preachers. male and female, with whom
the Bible is an old song apd Abolition th'
one new Gospel. "
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Legislature of Virginia would hesitate TO
sufficient sum to build all
the requisite buildings, and she might
perhaps be willing to make an annual APP
towards sustaining the school.
If these views should meet the apPro-
batiol of your Board, il will give me plea
sue to aid in putting in proper form the
application TO the Virginia Legislature and
Congress at their next sessions.
Respectfully submitted.
TuOS. G. GREEN.
July 81, 1860. II
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AGENTS WANTED !!

FTfy D0NuS Il Month, and al ETpel-
scS paid.
4 n active Agent is wanted in every County
y IN the United states and CauadaS, TO solicit
orders aud introduce our New National Double
Thread so Sewing Machine. Warranted
equal to any high priced machine. Practical
for every family, which makes it The cheapest
ard most popular machine in existence. A
limited number Of .ponsibIc Agents are wan
ted to travel and solicit orders by sample, at q
salary Of $50 per month and expenses. Bust
ness permanent Addsess, with stamp, for
conditions and Instructions,
j. ~ HARRIS s. CO.
Shoe aud Leather Exchange,
Boston, Mass.
July 81, 1860. st
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SCHOOL
COM MESSENGERS.

THE School Commissioners of Jeffer-
i son County viii please take notice,
that they are required 10 meet at their
room in The Court House, on Friday, the
10Th of August next, at | |, A. NJ, in or
der to receive the report Of The Committee
GA Resolutions for Improving the School
Sytem; and also for other business.
by order of said Committee.
~ G. NORTH, Secretary.
N. B. The said Committee viii meet
al 8, A. ", same day and place, in or
der to close their Report.
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Attention, Hamtramck Guards
81

MY order of Col. Allen the first parade
D Of the Volunteer Regiment Of Jefferson
County, will take place at Shepherdstown
on Saturday the 2Sth inst, at ii o'clock,
A. NJ. YOU are therefore ordered to as
semble in front OF your Armory on that
day a. 81 o'clock, A. NJ, in full dress
uniform, with arms and accoutremenis in
complete order for inspection. All absen-
tees will be returned TO The regular Court
OF Inquiry and fined according 10 Law.
BY order Of The Captain,
l.. G. HESKITT, o. 5.
July 81, 1860. u
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{8.r II viii be seen by our advertising
columns that Col. ALLEN has ordered The
fist RcgimenIai parade of the Volunteer
Regiment OF this County, a, this place on
the 28lh inst. The commissioned officers
of the companies that compose the Re
glmcnt met at Charlestown on Saturday
last and adopted Bylaws for the regula
uOn of the Regiment. Six companies
compose the Regiment, namely :-Rolls
Greys. Guards, and Cadets, of Chatles-
town; Bolivar Guards, Dulhelds Rife
men, and Hamtramck Guards, which will
be on parade here, and probably one or
two Companies from Harper's Ferry.
The commissioned officers on Saturday
last, also. decided upon having four pa
rades of the Regiment each year, one al
each of the following respective places
ShePherdstown, Charleslown, Dunield's
Depol and Bolivar.
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TO THE PUBLIC!
July 81, 1860.

THE undersigned take this method of
L informing the Public that in conse-
quence OF Their having to pay cash for all
Ihru Grain, they will hereafter, be com
PEELED. in justice TO themselves, 10 sell
Flour and all Mlll.slufs upon strictly
cash principle, therefore we respectfully
ialorm The Public that the cash system
must positively tie adhered TO hereafter, in
order TO enable us TO meet our contracts.
We would also inform those indebted
to US to make immediate payment, as
longer indulgence cannot be given.
SHARER, BYERS & co.
Shepherdstown, Va, July d, 1860. 3m
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o. We ask an apology of our patrons
for lhe limited amour, OF reading matter
IN this issue, and will endeavor to max e
room some way in week or two to give
more. Well we can't help ii, for people
arW seek the best channel for the dissem-
ination OF lhelr advertisements. So mole
II be,
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g. b Il. BURKE, Esq, formerly Of
this town, has been nominated for the Of
flee OF Secretary Of State. for the State of
Illinois, by the Breckenridge State Con-
vention, few days since. The election
tlkes place next October.
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g. We are requested TO state that in
consequence Of sickness in the Rev. Mr..
McMURRAN's family there will be no
preaching at the Presbyterian church on
Tomorrow morning.
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July 81. 1860.
DIR. BRUNON'S
Concentrated 1}Cmc0ics.

Opltrnl(QICU TlClllcOICJ.
No. |. THE GREAT REVIVER speedily
eradicares all the evil effects of SELF-ABUSE
as Loss Of Memory, Shortncss of Breath, Giddi-
ness, Palpitatlon OF the Heart, DImness OF VIs-
ion. or any constitutional arrangements, OF the
system, brought on by the unreslraned indul-
genco Of the passions. Acts alike on either
sex. rrce One Dollar.
No. .. The BALM will cure in from two to
eight days, any case Of GONORRHOEA, is
without taste or smell, aad requires no reotric.
lion of action or diet. For either sex. Price
One Do! ar.
Ne. 3, TIE TEREB will cure in the shor
test possible time, any case of GLEEF even az
ter all ,thcr Remedies have failed to produce
the desired effect No taste or smell. Price
One Dollar
No. 4. THE PUNIFER is the only Rene
dy that will really cure Structures OF the Ureh-
"a. No matter Low long standing or neg elected
The case may be. Price One Dollar.
No. 5. THE SOLUTUK will cure any case
Of GRAVEL, permanently and speedily remove
oil all c;ons of the Bladder and Kidneys.
Price One Dollar.
No. 6. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIR
CULAR.
No. I. i II r. VIA NJ WlLlCuIc tue "hltes
radically, aud in much shorter time than they
can be removed by any other treatment. In
fact, is the only remedy that will really correct
tn disorder. Pleasant to take. Price One
Dollar.
No. 8. THE ORIENTAL PASTiLS are
certain, safe and speedy in producing MEN
SITUATION, or correcting any Irregularities
Of the monthly periods. Price Two Dollars
No9. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIR
CULAR.
Either Remedy sent free by mail on receipt Of
the pncc annexed. Enclose postage stamp and
get a Circular
Gel eral Depot North East corner of York
Avenue and CaIIowbill Street. Private Office
4Ol York Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale in Shepherdstown only by DR.
ISTONEBRAKER, where circulars containing
valuable information, with full descriptions o
ea.h case, will be delivered gratis, on aPPllca
ton. Address,
DR.. FELIX BRUNON,
P.O Box 60, Philadelphia, Pa
| July 81, 1850. ly
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NOTICE..

taken letters Of Administration
lAupon the Estate Of John II. McEndree,
deceased, notice is hereby given To all per-
sons having claims upon his Estate to
presopl'them properly authenticated to
me for settlement, and persons knowing
TO be indebted 10 him are res,
pecrlulIy requested to make payment as
early as practicable.
ANNE K. McENDREE,
Administrators.
July 81, 1860. 81
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State Of Virginia, County Of Jefferson, Set

State of Virginia, County Of Jefferson, Set
In the County Court,
July Rules, 1860.
D. Daraugh' An action of Assu~psl'
john MI NJ. Ernst. Attachment.
}VYE object OF this suit is to recover
< Judgment against the Defendant for
the sum OF S47,39 due by account with
interest thereon from The 9th Of Septem.
Der, 1859, unIiI payment, and costs Of
suit, and 10 attach The Estate Of the De-
fendanl, or so much thereof as may be
sufficient for the payment OF The same.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
The said Court, on the first Monday in
July, in the year 1860, il appearing by
affidavit filed, that the Defendant Is not
resident Of this State, he is hereby requl-
red to appear within one month after due
publication Of this order, and do what Is
necessary to protect his interest, and 1t Is
ordered that copy OF this order be pub
lished once week for four successive
weeks in some newspaper published in
the County, and posted at the front door
of the Court House of this County, on
the first day of the next Term of the said
Court. 4 Copy-Teste
+. A. MOORE,
E. |. Lee & Son. p. q. Clerk.
July IA, 1860. 1t
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State Of Virginia, County Of Jefferson, Set.

State Of Virginia, County Of Jefferson, Set.
In the County Courl, J
June Rules, 1860.
Elias Baker & Martin BllImyer, Copart-
ners, under the firm Of Baker & Bill
myer
against
John NJ. Ernst.
An Action OF Debt and Attachment.
THE object Of this suit is to recover a
JUDGMENT against lhe Defendant for
the sum of SS2,96, Debt. due by note,
with interest thereon from the Bird day OF
January, 1860, ill paid, and costs OF suit,
and 10 attach the Estate OF the Defendant,
or so much thereof as may be sufficient for
The payment Of the same.
AT Rules held in the Clerks office oil
the said Court, on the FIRST Monday in
July, in the year 1860, it appearing by al
fidavil filed, that the Defendant is not a
resident of this State, he is hereby requl-
red to appear within one month after due
publication of this order, and DO what is
necessary to protect his interest, and II is
ordered that copy Of this order be pub
lished once week for four successive
weeks, in some newspaper printed IN lhi'
County, and posted at tie front door oI
this County, on tie first day Of the mex
Term Of the said Court.
A Copy-Teste
+. A. MOORE, Clerk.
E. I. Lee & Son, P. q.
July IA, 1860. 4w
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NOTICE..

4 LII persons desiring 10 have the use
~ OF the ShepherdsIown and Smilh6eld
Turnpike, by the year, are requested to
call on the undersigned and pay their an.
nual assessment. as arranged by the Di-
reclors, in advance. otherwise they will be
charged by the trip, And notice is given
TO those indebted for Tolls, previous TO
the Isl OF July, that they must make i'm
mediate payment, as further indulgence
cannot be given. E. G. LEE,
July 81, lS60.-3t Treasurer.
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g. Prof. Lone is taking steps to raise
d Singing School in this place.