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NAV YORA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 100000.
nEE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
Comptroller OF the State Of New York. And out Of The hands
OF the Company 10 secure policy holderA
DTvDzNps ASSuALLY MOST Liberal Principle.
Fory per Of the preum on Life Policies will be loaned the
Insured when The premium exceeds ESQ
Policies Issued payable Insured arriving
tan age family the Insured DEATH should that event
happen previously % arriving a. hat age.
adoV POLICIES FOR shdrsn granted on The most favor
aisle termA
Policies greatly reduced Of premium when The
Insured prefers not 70 participate In the divdents
An losses paid promptly and without lia ysien-
aha be pleased 70 have call 81 and policy
u this old reliable Company which before you en1ors
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
once q, Main Etreel
Under 81. Charles Hotel
0HAA 4 WoKfHAM.
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL KEAMIEKRSI
JAL n. CONWAY, NJ
10 I. OoLnLAn, n. D.
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TIC ONYGENArED HTTrRHN.


Nature "a great laboratory asstore remedy adapted
70 every disease which "aeshb heir TO-" Bu requires The
CATION and research the philosopher discover and
apply his remedy Such research and investigation has
c-cdsd discovering remedy for that adjective dsPensa-
don. he
DYSPEPSIA!
With an rs lesser and evils, and may be safely as
serted hat until appearance Of the zyyeaft bsrs case
Of Dyspepsia cured a experience iu medical Practice
Mo- under the influence o. these Bsrs the rule 10 care the
rare exception, failure to cure.
Read following which the subscriber requests u 70 publish
Tor De benefit o the Afflicted
An nbdurnte and Inveterate Case OF DASPkP-
SIA CURED BK the OANGENATED BIT
TERS-
Fr even yes pass nave been AaIctsd uost ofihs time
vr-sy y IN Dyspepsia assumed The form o. Eioaa-ess,
Hsrarz and Oprefa after Etilg accompanied sth severe
popular remedies uhout avail shcn, about eshieen ons
Ence having heard he Orggsldta bsrs tpok-n OF ~ hsn
be called trial required two tosla 90 give lon
mediate relief seeks after would sulrr no inccnFenelr
small los- Bsi; and By NE Of less than one bottle,
i aai myself efectua y cured
% all Dyspepucs Win confidence oe'lns thAi
fair trial o t Il male permanent .urc W. pc
Yo1 are liberty This ecruhcle In which VII
proiaots Ire sac Of your excellent remedy. -
Pr.p,r,i BY sara W FOWLE CO. Boston. aad FOR At
Ehoelle and retail By ADtE GRAY PURCELL LADD CO..
FErtRs)N p DUvAL, Richmond and By All draEg'ts and
BARRY,s TRICOPHEROUs Is he eest and cheap
m ,rs FOR dresing bsautins cleansing earring preserving
and restoring hLr Ladies ny Sold b. all drgSeI1 and
psrfumerL nnLo-lon
NTRsDAuEss, CEIEGARY 4 D'HERVILLH,beg
WI friends and The public that ther hoard
1aa9 p-uce strees Philadelphia, September 18Th, ls6o
aaT--i6a
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MARKEra

NEw YORE, Sept. IA man named Pickett, from
England, robbed last night Of draft for 10000
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OLD nNMINION INSTITUTE.
A NJ. DuPUY, A. M......... .PHNoIPlL.

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
the 9Th and Franklin streets Richmond. Va, Will
begin the s day Of October 1850 and close the 90 Of
June re1t ensuag.
BOARD or INSTRUCTION.
T. shumse Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
g1ages.
r. O. GlIsou Natural Science and Mathematics
Rev. James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons EdOuard Houdayer French
Carlos Mera span sh and Italian.
Albert De Rofdg,r, German.
Miss Elya VI Jones, intermediate English
Miss Maggie D. Brander Primary E0ElIh.
Horace Chase Piano and Organ
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Erlcsso1, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich Pa nlag and Drawing.
J. W. Reeve PenE8nship.
TRIMS for the Session. half nrst OF October residue
Ppb. Is, 1851:
Primary English Qneludng Vocal 9usle) ......... $50 90
intermediate English, neudHg Vocal Muse) 40 90
Senior. ncludng Vocal Music 30 90
LinEIhsea ~ W
Piano Organ Guitar, Cultivation OF the Voice. for half
hour lessons, per week 90 90
Piano Organ, Guitar. Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour lie SON, per week 50 20
OIL Painting 80 90
Pastel Water Colors CrAyon Drawing ....... 20 90
Use OF fan1. w
Ornamental Branches
Washing ana iAg1is
Application 70 pupils and all communications concerning
the School should be made 10
THOMAS 1. GALLEHER.
The for seszon OF 1900 6l will be furnished
tr those Who apply sindicatsd iy6-1y
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ADJUSTMENTS.
YEW RTCHMOND THEATRE.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
kUNkbL mOALk1
l. u.
MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION.
First nigh, OF the celebrated FRENCH DANCERS,
MILE CAROLINE THgLEUs, and MONS. wIETSoFF
THURNDAY EVENING, sept. 2Oths
VIII be performed TIE new DrAma Of
A HARD STRUGGLE.
Amer Whieha
GRAND ADVERTISEMENT.
Pas de Deux-Hspaniol Mile The'eu and Mons WiehoG
spanlllDanesLa Manola. MILE Thsieur
To conclude with the Drama OF
BARNEY THE BARON.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY eoDDIs 4 APPERsoS, Aas1s.


VERY VALUABLE RRAL RsTATR on tho
WET LINE " NIaGINIA, NEAR TO CARY eTREET AND
THE DANYiILe RAILRDAD DEPOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION
AT tn request Of the ownsn fha public asetoa on
the rnses FRIDAY the 2h september 1850 At oclock
H. CT feet OF ground a;ed above BOUNDED on III
north by The large Tobacco Exchange now heinz
erected by Mesrs Censhav and untng back about so feet
plat survey OF which will be shown AZ u. foa
Of sale Taking consideration the location OF these
lots they now justly regarded among the valuable uow
10 market for mercantile purpos being eebre Of The bs
mesa portion othe ety. and quite convenient the Danye De-
pot Warehouses, &c
TKNNs 0nefourh cash the BALANCE and 70 months for
negotiable notes with interest added title retained iii la,
note oepAd SEQ GODDlh APPERs0N, Atcs
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY at THE
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 2lrH STREETS FOR sALE
AT AUCrON.-we will SELL upon the prmss, THURSDAY
the 9Th day 81 septembtr, commencing O'Clock
valuable Factory located the South corner Of Franklin and
2ih siTec The nea y built good order and has
eonEeneseet dimensions are about 40 by 20
feet
The lot fronts 90 feet and runs back 100 feet location Of
This property adj ps particularly fer the bunsss aad
wodhy the attention oil tsbscconlsts and others
TEHs is csh; the balsnee In three eqaal insamens of g.
10 and smonbs for negotiable notes. interest added and
cured by trust deed
JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SON,
telo Auctl 'neers.
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RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE.

TVIHE Seventh Session begins OCTOBER s 1850 and ends the
The prosperity Of past Pres
the the Institution deserving Of the
It's Faculty large and able It, buildings (Which have ample
play ground attached beautifully located and thorougy un-
shed is apparatus costly and compete liz course OF study COM
prehensve and thorough
ally large and nade especially prominent throughout Ian
gusge methods best adapted to mental
discipline which end d study but In French par
tlcalariy conversational Is also careful attended to.
uea Department remains in charge Mr. CLAP and Mr.
@. O. AKAA has been added to H.
Chas H. Winston, A. M nlv. Of ya President and Prof OF
Rev. L. Burrows, D. D., Evidences Of Christianity.
Leigh Jones' NJ Unv. of vA Mathematics and Ian
r A. Lewis NJ D.. Natural Sciences.
Prof =. EmiOn (of Parisl French.
Senior Carlos @. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary L Lehwieh, Drawing. Painting, 40
John "; Reeve, Psn@apship.
Mas n & valentine English branches
Miss Jane ssnard, Preparation, Department
Mrs. Ann L. Mallory, Preparato y Department.
Miss Mary G LathroP Preparatory Department.
O. A ErcssOu Guitar
The President Will hear the recaons OF al ne Glasses at veg
ulAr Intervals giving special Primary puP.
sIsE NoSTRs
(Half payable Oct |, 1850 ema'nder Feb 10 1861
knslish Tut on Preparatory Depart cent eSS 20
Ancient and Modern Lan.uages, eAch......... 20 90
Music on Plano with Vosal Music ........- 20 20
Use Of Instrument for practising .............. 500
ocslMusio alone taken by all In olasses)..... 90
Drawirg NeedleWork, or Grecan PaintiDg..... 20 10
Board including everything except washing %
reduction Of at6atii 10 Xiaister,
PUps provide Books and Stationery at their own expense
case Of PrOTaeted scknsssa deduction will be made for
absence.
BOarders are members TIE Presidents family Money
their incidental should be deposited with him. and all let
Catalogues containing details may the
''''''' y y -''''-''' CHARLES II. WINSTON
au6-dLc2Xu Richmond, Va.
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mHE VIRGINIA LIE INsUnANOE C0MpA-

IL NY fully prepared for business aud the attention Of he
public earnestly called the Importance Of It's obects This
Company under It's charter divides lights OF n proh
every TIRES years. among the policy holders thereby giving he
assured The Advantages the Mutual System with m pledge Of
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and the added security that s
Stockholders have moneyed conducting us
Affairs with prudence and economy.
The Charter requires one Capital Stock and Earnings
benvesd In Bond and Mortgage unineumoeFd Real hae
worth double the Amounil
The chief object Company to aid In retaining at home
hernense money which annually from our state
for Life Premiums Northern Companies That money VIII be
loaned ouatomsrs for term OF years At legal Interest," and us
bursed In our midst
Endowmsn and AnnueS granted Life and term Policies y
sued other good Companies Slaves Asuredio
one year for term Of years.
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SELECT, CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
ON FRANKLIN BETWEEN SIN AND 9TH SITS.
EDWARD W. O.B, A. m.............P Principal.
TYIHE NINTH ANNUAL SESSION will commence on MONDAY,
j September iTth
The services thorough accredited Instructors Mod
ern Languages Drawing. &C, have been secured.
For and particulars circulars at the Rook Stores
sei2-dtf T. W. CONE.
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
SpRINGS PnMHATAN CnIlNTY VIRGINIA,

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
HUGUENOT SPRINGS, P0WHATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SCHOOL will be opened at this place. the st Of October
next under the direction Of The undersigned Though de-
rned especially a. preparatory TO the University Of Virginia.
will for this reason afford fewer advantages 70 those intend
ing 10 enter other Universities, or any college.
One Of the Principals will teach MahemacS the ether Ian.
RuaFes Instructors shall In be graduates
Of the University a. Virginia Cooqua classes however, In the
Modern Languages will receive occasional Instruction from ma
tiyes Of those languages.
Charges for the Session. e2sO; including every thing
Circulars obGaed a. the Bookstores In Richmond or
BY application 70 US through the Richmond, p. o.
- PHILIP b. sTAEARD, A. NJ,
Graduate Of and formerly Assistant Prof at Va Nil Inst
SIDNEY II. OWENS, JR., A. NJ,
Iy9-dkctf Lately Prot Of Greek 10 Richmond College
AIRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL a;
Sa sycamore Church. llh street. between Bread aud Mar
shall Monday In October She will receive few m All
boys Terms $50 per session o. months. JylS-u
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SILVER-PLATED WARE.--Now opening direct
y from the manufacturers, 4 beautiful variety Of
Silver Plated Coffee and Tea Urns.
sllver-Plated Cake and Fruit Baskets
silver-Piaed CastoTs richly chased.
silver-Plated Walters OF elegant designs.
slyeT-Pated CanGlescks.
Rlver-Piated Batter d shes.
ei.v-r-Pllted Ice Pitchers.
sllyer-P ated Tea Sets.
Slver.Piated Goblels and Cups.
Silger-Plated Spoons and Forks.
Together with other goods Of plated making our nsor
complete than and cordially invite the atten
public examination NJ the For sale at the
China Store OF THOS. A. BCLkLN co,
SELF 1871 Main street.
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DLAS FER. $500 tons Lump Plaster sndIng schr J.
wi.heril, for sale In lots to suit purchasers by
seps SHIELDS 4 s0MERvILLE.
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VIM H MacfarlAnd, John Purcell,
joseph Allen eam1T Bayly,
Roscoe n. Heath, Jos T. Anderson.
Thos. W. McCance, Thomas p. August,
John H. Montague, 70. H. MEury,
David. Burr, Jas. A. CowArdin,
Lewis Ginter J. B. Nc ICELAND,
John Jones p. T. Moore,
las L. Apperson John H. Claiborne,
Lewis d. Orenshsw, B. Q. Nherry,
wu a. Paine wn II. Christian,
IL A. o. Raskeryil, WyndhAm Robertson,
sam1 J. Harrison, John Q. shAfer,
VIM H. HaxAn Peter O. Warwick,
Robt. I. Brooke, r. o. Haskins
Geo d She'll Edward Norvel,
Wellington Goddin, Geo. sumner,
John Dsoley D. s. Woodbridge.
Presidsnt-wM. II. MCFARLAND
Vice PresidsHt-sAML J. HARRISON.
PAysiofdn-Dr. BLAIR BURWKLL.
Ahorney-R0SC0E B. HEATH, Eco.
apaT J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, SeeretAi
ET-0mee corner Main ilth streets, Richmond,
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INSURANCE COMPANY Of the STATE Of VIRGINIA,
OyTicE coaSEE o. MAN AID ELEvESrH srHEETs,
RICHMOND.

yHs COMPANY prepared take Fire and Marine risks
favorable Terms Also, guarantee and discount Negotiable
@ receive Money Deposit and pay interest thereon.
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1860. FALL TRADE. 1860.
fnVE subscribers cal the attention Of merchants snl 9TH
-g and veil selc,iei stock Of Boots md Shoes,
Quliy seicc ed sh great from The b-s
tctugrs phalc ha NrE York and the East with large
Manufacture and imported work
The chant farmer families Of the
letirab.c 20 select from iu the CT
A ca from al 10 Is resi- ectiully solicited by
ALEX 4NDER Hull . co,
Ia Main Street,
ssiS Richmond. Va
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COTTON CORDAOE, Lines, Carpet warp, 9e. Logan
I J Factory. for sale By WOMBLs CLAIBORNE,
M Pearl Street
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ID 1 E. ID &.
ID / E d,
e of Thomas B. Long. in the, county Of

At the residence of Thomas B. Long. in the county of
Chatham the l4th inst Mr.. George Drake in the nth
year Of his age.
To say have lost friend yes, that was valued
veys but meagre idea of the worth of the gallant old pa
trot who has just exchanged time for eternity Mr. Drake
born in the county of Chat ham, the 14h day Of
February, l7s3 consequently II years month and
day old. He was soldier IN the of 1872 under the
command of Captain Evans of this couny. Often have
heard him recount the many Incidents relative to his
journ in Norfolk ut that time and it with such Incl
dents these together with his mild amiable aud gentle
manly deportmenyes with his smiling face, his socisbie
and cheerful deeanor that made HIM the pride Of the
cYl circle. Where he known all WED with each other
who should have.h company. His life mainly devot
ed to the education of the youth Of the country and
man ever more successful in that business than be-
it seemed to be gift to impart knowledge to the young
All those whom be has had charge show their a
probation BY their sadness at o. departure Of this good
old man. To say he the nobest work Of God hon.
man. enough He patriotic in the extreme
and though bis head whened by the frost Of seventy
odd winters but lately he has been heard say-ar his
country he would perish Such lessons were taught him
in 1872 such lessons be had forgotten But be is
gnue-he has returned to the mother dust from whence be
came but his memory will last his smiling face will not
be forgotten BY hosts Of admring friends Peace to
his ashes. 81 r.t o's'' -' -..l - 5a L.
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Tar SPRING TRADE-The spring tade in dry
goods would open promisingly for impo2 but
for the heavy stocks on hand and on the wsy, and
the uncertainties which envelope the trade with the
South. Most of the leading houses, however, re-
port that their advices encourage them to expect
good business this spring. both with the South and
have been good last fall and the stocks in thebands
of country dealers being small they look for an &C
tive time at the close of this month and next Some
of the Southern buyers are already in town. Their
reports differ as to the feeling with regard to trade
with the North. Some of them say that the South
is ready for nonntercourse at once while others as
sert that the noise which is being made got up by
parties who desire to attract trade to Richmond
Charleston and Savannah, at the cost of New York,
and that the South will continue to buy in the
cheapest market, wherever that may be found with
out regard to political consderations,-New York
Herald
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MEDICAL SOCIETY.

UvHE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF
North Carolina viii hold its eleventh annual meet
ing in the town Of Washington, Beaufort county, at
am authorized to state that will be stesmboat
leaving Newberu at o'clock m, Wednesday, tbs 95th,
which will reach Washington the day in time for the
Goldsbro' Tuesday the oath. and take the train to
Newbern At O'Clock, p that day, where they viii
main until next morning. sf's.f q =
s The same arrangements respeeting return tickets viii
be observed BY the different Railroad Companies Is here
tofore. '7t' VII. GEO. THOMAS, II. D.. Hec'y.
March ~, 1860. -tiiH 2 '-''srs& l3-wtm
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Coy. ElIiS,s Amendments.

We are requested to give notice that Gov. Ellis
will address the people at the following times ant
places:
Gainesville, Gates, Tuesday, Sd of April.
Hartford, Perquimans, Thursday, 9th.
Elizabeth City, Pasquotank, Friday, 9th.
Currituck Court House, Saturday, 18th.
Edenton, Chowan, Monday, 9th.
Plymouth, Washington Tuesday, 10th.
Williamson, Martin, Wednesday, 18th.
Tawboro', Edgecombe, Thursday, 18th.
Nashville, Nash, Friday, 18th.
Wilson, Wilson, Saturday, 14th. (,N
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A FINE ENGME-We visited the Depot on Friday
morning last to see the new engine apollo, just
placed on the N. C. Road. We say nes0, for it as
good as new 1t was reconstructed at the Shops
under the direction of that accomplished mechanic
and machinist Mr.. T. E. Roberts. It is indeed, as
q friend observed, the "beautifl Apollo" We
hope the day is not distant when the locomotives
for our Railroads will not only be repaired and re-
constructed but made here at home. A union Of
the means and energies Of the various Railroads in
the State would soon enable them to make all their
own locomotives and cars. ~ &sa
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Charles F. Fisher, Esq.

Charles F. Fisher, Esq.
The last Greensborough Patriot, smarting under
old sores, spits forth another column Of venom at
Mr.. Fisher. That paper charges that the N. T.
Road is "rented out" to Mr. Fisher, and that, un-
der this contract Mr.. Fisher is transporting iron
for the Western Extension to the neglect of freight
&C. Now, no one will believe this charge The
Editor of the Patriot himself does not believe it.
It is but continuation of the unjust warfare waged
on Mr. Fisher, simply because he is a Democrat,
and because the Road prospers in his hands.
Mr. Fisher can we'll afford to disregard these at
tacks His labors, his anxietes, his sacrifices Of
time and health for the success of the Road speak
for him. The vipcrs are gnawing file
We have paid some attention to the management Of
the Railroads in this State, and conscientious
" say that an effort would be made in vain to Oh
tam the services Of men better qualified, or who
would perform their duties more judiciously and
satisfactorily than Messrs. Fisher, Pearson, Ashe
Wilder and Whitford have performed theirs. No
doubt the Presidents of new lines arc doing and will
do as well as these gentlemen We refer to the latter
only because four of the Roads have been for some
time in full operation, while the fifth the Western
Extension) is already in for some fifty or sixty
miles
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS is the best and
cheapest article for dressing, identifying, cleansing curl
ing, preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies, try it.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
March ls, 1860 ll-w&sw6mos.
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FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JOHN w. ELLIS,
OF ROWAN.

~ We are printing large edition Of the
speech of Gov. Ellis, delivered before the Democrat
ic State Convention Copies may be had at the
rate of So per hundred. --
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MARRIED.

In Wilson. the 10Th inst. by Rev. DR.. Deems Mr..
Joseph H. Foy. Editor of the Wilson LEDGER to Miss Kate
J. Battle daughter of Rev. Amos J. Battle
In Weldon, N. c., on the 22d inst, by the Rev. Dr..
DEEMS Miss Mary f. Harrison to Mr.. John D. Arlington
both of Nash COUNT.
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CAL1roRNIA.--The late California Democratic State
Convention endorsed the Cincinnati platform, the
bred Scott decision, the Pacific Railroad and nomi-I
mated Mr. Dickinson Of New York, for the Presi-
dency &C., . gls.sy !. = Eslff 80 ~ y Se -
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Aequittal Of Capt Nincent Witeher, and 0thess.
= LYScHBuRs, VA, March o. Capt Vincent
Witcher, Addison Witcher, j. A. Smith and Saml.
Swanson, tried for killing the Messra Clements, in
Franklin county, Va, were acquitted on Friday
evening last
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-We invite attention
to the advertisement of j. B. Gordon Esq, offering
his plantation for sale near Wlkesborough This
is fine opening for any person who may wish to
invest in that healthy and growing part of the
State. .sg no 5zs@
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Democratic Erecutire Committee.

Democratic Erecutire Committee
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The following call will
he published tomorrow s'-~
The members of the Democratic National Com
mittee are requested to meet on Thursday, April
9Th, in Washington, for consultation on important
business. full and prompt attendance is desired
(Signed) D. A. SMALLEy, Chairman,
j. II. GEORGE
c. L. VALLANDIGHAM, and
julius IlEssE, Secretary"
Six or eight members of the committee are already
here. 1t is understood that no change will proba-
bly, be made as to ahe place of meeting, but it is
thought important that the committee be called to-
gether to satisfy opinion, and in the hope that the
grievances complained of at Charleston may be
abated
The clamor for change continues undated, and
there is some talk among individual delegates, now
here of an informal call upon the several State dele
cations to confer with the National Committee on
the subject.
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IMPORTANT LAND SALE.

n WILL SELL ON THE PREMISES, ON THE 9Th
ii day of May next, the lands known as OAK GROVE,
the residence Of the late John NJ. Fere The tract
ains go acres thereabouts and lies in the North
and four miles south Of Fshdam This land is well water
ed and adapted to the cultivation of Coru Cotton. Wheat
Tobacco DC. 1t has it q comfortable Dwelling House
Cotton Gin Blacksmith Shop dc. Oak Grove is one Of
the best business stands in the county, and is beautiful
and healthy place s..fi...
Any person wishing to examine the property will please
call Mr. T! Rogers, who resides the premises
and ia doing extensive mercantile husi6ess sR b6E -l
TERxs:-A credit of six months will be given obehalf
the purchase money, and Of twelve months the Other
half the purchaser giving bond with approved security
Title withheld until all the purchase money Is paid.
---.-- J. J. FERRElL, Attorney.
March 81, 1850. trs 25--td.
az Leisure Hour. Oxford, copy till day.
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HILLSBOROs n. C..
MILITARY ACAHBnGY.

b MILIIAhx AGAl3BMY =.
STlHIS INSTITUTION, OF a THOROUGHLY SCI
ent6e and military character. Is under The conduct Of
Col. G. G. rEW, frmerDy Snperntendem of the State
Military A1ademg 81 Coiumbis 3. @. -.
Grecuisn will be forwarded ON application
February Il, lS6o. 7-w&sw1ypd.