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IypIsCRRTIoSs OF THE PRBss-The pubica-
ton Of a newspaper, it must be admitted, is
at all times attended with great labor and
responsibility. 1t ls true, IN the piping times
OF peace, Wnea everything flows along
smoothly, the editor may be excused for in
duleing somewhat his fancy and imagna-
tion-somethiug rich and TAcy, with dash
of romance, is perhaps expected. A seusation
article row and then is quite the thing. Even
Il little scandal, with more gossip and tattle,
may be excused and passed OFT AS something
smart. II the editor, under such circum-
stances, happens to commit 4 bunder, why
| "nobody's hurt but n mself, and he simply
| pays the penalty by being laughed at for his
| folly. At any rate, the penalty is seldom
mor- than II cracked head and bloody nose
and never worse than coffee and pistols for
| two. This may not be very pleasant, hut il
| happens SO frequently that editors soon get
| Bat he this as it may, under no circum-
| stance can the publication of a newspaper be
| said to be a Labor of love" OF all occupa-
| tions, it requires the most yigilant al tsntiou
| and the exercise of the sounGest discretion. If
| it be true, then, that this constant vigilance.
| tact, and self-reliance is required of an editor
| in times of peace and tranquility, how much
greater must he the labor and respon sihility
attending the publication of paper in these
| stirring times of war and excitement. You
| may rely upon it, that the labor of editing in
| the present posture of affairs is attended with
| unusual and extraordinary embarrassInents.
| The difficulty consists not so much in know
| ing what to publish rs what not 10 publish
| Even the truth is not at all times 10 be told.
| I's suppression may not only become Il duty,
| but even the suggestion of Il falsehood may
| be justifabie. To deceive and miS'crd the
| enemy seeking yonr own destruction, is GER
| tainly fair and legitimate. The editor must
| learn, therefore, not only what 10 say, hut
| what rot to say. And when he does write, he
| must write what he Knows and know what he
writes To publish aud tell that which may
ennre to the benefit Of the enemy, and lead to
the destruction of his friends, it Is highly
/ criminal, however pnre and innocent the mo
tiyes. 1t is his very innocence that is blamed.
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TNOR SALE-COR SALE
EXTENSIVE IRON AND BRASS FOUN-
DiiIkS AND MACHINE SHOPS; 49,

This subscriber Offers for sale the eel o:atpd shops
known rs the NORTH CAROLINA FOUN-
DRY AND AGRICULTURAL AND NJ a.
CHINE WORKS, situated in Salisbury n g.
within 81 ards Ut the depot t1e North t!a~c-
lima Central Railroad and within 3tO wards nf he
depot oa the We5tern North Carolina I.fiiroed -
Ihase Shops un;ftes, ionablv better trfei f,ad
e1IiYpe'! Tor the Manufacture al Agricultural I'm.
p!ements aiid Machnerv of ali kinds eIasscs and
varieties than any other shops in the Confederate
States. Tie buildings, which are, al Of them
iarge and convenient, are constructed entirely of
brick, and are nearly tircproef Nearly every ma
CHI OF any value in this dopartne nj of bu.;ness
msy be found in these shope nclidng machines for
tn, ming iron ont wood, for drilling, boring and
planning iron aud wood mostcing, Icnonipr and
cornering maciincs circrlar ard uprighi Saws f;
AID great variety tf other machines not nae.s.
say ra.e-,,il ot tho iast and mos, highly
improved pattcrns-a'l OF which are driven by one
of the bvst steam er1 1nes in the country A II this
machinery with the eugiae j. new aatl by a small
additional expense this establishments may be
readily converted int an extensive factory tor fire.
arms OF every description. Coal and iron may be
had in abundance within - miles of this place -
The patronage ot these shops now .snu rris 10 be-
tween $4,000 aud $4,000 year. ami may now be
iners asad to any Mt Gesiv, q, The stock and
materials on hand viii he disposed es TO the puroh
er on the lnas iyoi abe teFAos. Amy person defir
ous 81 Purchasing this esSbl sh iaent e,i have any
credit desired by m.siaS .as purchase naoaey So
cure,
Aa.ltisaa. iafa.,ss ss.pE msy ts oatsiast by sd.
s.ess!sE ial or L nisSGsEEk. asg.. nj ssiis5ar ?,
g. U, ,ss si---s's sAAGai. kEag
Turuf ;itY,.i n Il 's-s'ss's+. sST ! ,s'.a
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A Practical SUGGEsTIoN.-The Noble EreR-
ing Nears suggests. very opportnneiy, that a
boat Enard, 10 patrol thA waters Of the Mis-
sissippi Sound, 10 do watery scouting ana
picket duty, should be Instituted rs soon rs
possible. There should be, Of course, armed
cruisers il the Sound, and so there are; but
there should also he consiiera bic number
of small boats or smacls, not heavy launches,
fast under stil or oars. capable of carving g
from six to ten men. With these in constant
mottcn there could be no reasonable com
munication with the enemy, and no move
ment could be made which would not be
quickly discovered and notice given to our
forces.
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-, no THE YoTERS oF THE COLIN

' y OI'
N'N" ties y HaG01sF, He7ricO. Ctaytes L4ty, Nt75
keRt, Elizabeth Cay, .jonaes CRY, and ioTa, and
The Ci:ies ct RicnmenG aad Hi.tiom.5arg:
In response t. Il call made on me in tnu public
press and in private letters, announce myself a
candidate 10 represent YOU III the HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVE ES of the Confederate Con.
gress.
Although the ac.ive operations OF the campaign
will not cease in time 10: III 10 visit you before the
election, yet have reason to suppose that they
will interfere 18th the discharge o: my duies 10
your representative IN Congress, should it Ge youi
pleasure to cal to- that buIy. In Such event,
shall eAdeavor to represent you with Intelligence
and tiec&y. GEO. W. RANDOLPH.
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CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS N NogrH CARO-
LINA.-L. y. Sharpe, of IredeIl, and Il. >.
Gather, of Burke, are candidates FOR Con
gress in the Ninth District. James Il. Me
Lean and X. r. Dick, of Guilford, are candi-
dates in the Sixth District. A. J D1rgan o1
Anson, 5. I'll. Christian, OF Montgomery, and
j. ii. Headen, of Chatham. are candidates I,
the Seventh district; w. n. H. Smith in the
First District; l.. w. Humphrey, OF Onslow,
and A, f. Thompson, of Wayne, in the Third
District; "A. 7. Davidson in the Tenth Dis
trict. There is no lack OF candidates ii any
Of the Districts.
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HANDSOME PRysENr.-We saw fine horse
on ths cars last week. says the Charlotte IN.
o. Dsmocra.. intended pgeSent to Colonel
John +. Hoka. OF the 18th North Carolina
Regiment, inow in sYesters Tirginial frem
FIR. tfso, i. Haaper O. CayaWba or I,lneC...
ooansY ihs eafss Is 4 ya.anb!e oas ssis we
iesrae ~ eGh,a ssil esre bern henshf tsg.n Dir
Hoprst fH3 4: ,sIkf
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Fshg!ssssa Tasia Uwx Aass.-iha rulaa.
tiers Uf North UaFoiign now FORMING ara re-.
their own arms, Tor which the State will nav
Rifles and sh0t-guns must be used now, IN
less the people Of the State will return the
State arms which are scattered about throu b
the country. s
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|s MEDICAL CARD.

ST-~ OFFICE PRACTICE.
DR.. PLUME of tie old sieiioa! House confines
himself mainly office practice on Franklin ST.
a little below the Exchange Hotel, and d.ag Dally
opposite Odd Fellows Hal where ski,iiu e d con
6lent!al Treatment may bc obteiG2d re,. onabie
terms. Those who have been exposed 10 certain
contagious ailments, are invited 70 call early.
Communications by nal, or otherwise promptly
attended 10. Office open from A. NJ. till . =. NJ.
my 2}-ts RICHMOND VA.
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HArfKRAs AND THE CoAsT DEFENcR.-The
Charlotte N. c. Democrat, Of Monday, says
great deal has been said about who is to
| in the StdHc Iopraal the message of Governor
| Clark, and report of Hon. Warren Winslow,
| Military Secretary, submitted 10 the House
o; Commons on the 9Th of September, in re-
| SpOnse to resolution of that body calling for
Information on the subject. We have bee:
one of those who thought the State auth lori
ties 1T Rfleigh We're very much to blame FOR
the unprepared condition of the coast, bur
the message and report, We are bound TO say,
40 not justify such Il belief: for. according to
those documents, the Governor and Military
Secretary Dis, al they could do towards pre-
p@ring the coast for defensive operations. Ii
they are 10 blame for anythiIg it is for not
aking known to the people of the State that
their requisi1ions on The Confederate Govern
Ineut were not fxceded to.
We learn that Gov. Clark is now doing all
he can to defend the coast, and is sending for
wGr,I companies and regiments as fast they
can be equipped. He made a request recent
| ly of the Secretary Of War, that a few well
| drilled regiments be sent to our coast, promis-
! ing to send forward into Virginia equal
number of new regiments OF North Carolina
troops. But the request has not been com led
| with by the Confederate Government. w,
suppose North Carolina is expected to defend
her coast herself, and therefore vigorous eX-
ertions should be made for that purpose wi TIL
out delay, which we are assured is being done
and that liberal citizens of the East are aidnc 9
the authorities all they can by private funds
and force.
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s,tRx.2,SiEEssNAl.
,rulEAL CULI F;'ti L OF VIRGINIA
~ SESSION or lS6L62

49,. -e,f arnral cou'se Of Lectures viii co1
:. saa f~.s MONDAY IN NovembcT, 1851
..ra. nnt. tAo -}>t oi Masch ensuing,
.,~f-- "sIL GIBSON, NJ. u. Professor q
4 .....sn.r TUCKER n n, Professor ~ Theory
4, .-..s. ,f Ns tone
.-t.{fv R WELIFORn, NJ D, rrofessoi
......4- v...s nj Therapeutics
rrrtrt.AA, n. n, Professor of Anato
, 7AYNHS. ". n, Professor of Institutes q
.>y, h. CONWAY, NJ u. Professor Of Oh
n,,r> q V,CAw Il n. Professor of Cheroi,
v>aroN HOWARD, ", D, Domonstra'or O;
...l liberal appropriation of The State Legs.
~ no ys.an> of in-'Suct3on have BEEN 'inca
.. Naalar'US aDd valuable additions have
...r...-r- tbs.Ni,si Apparatus snd Ana'otni.
.r. Nsv Iu>' y,ilar~ have been added ic
.,s-l In every department, and new
..-.--ac-cJ ou ~. best plan. has heeu Got
..-......u ia sucrrs>fu, operation. During an"
.-.. d.. .s:s present ar "a" clinical a'iv.iI'
t...Iav T... .-a,a1d w.i he Invaluable.
-.- p. zs' r-syh offered - members
s..,.e.l.a>> fjrss for 'hr best ESSAY an
...., -,..ta.-.14- So tsa theory ~ Frsc'lc'' q;
i ...3t.s. ,o- sLy best essay oa any sub
..-..----, ,g Obstetrics
,... la zach Profess. 7. >la' iie'nonSfrs'or al
-..... s,r. Ha.reca..;i,u :. GrHduntion, 81
.- rA,, m;ayl.Ffou or cory % the GAIA
.-. |. :. JuYNES, NJ n,
i n,au oi thr Faculty.
I'D s,- - '-,1 So 4-nS Th6x
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NORTH CAROLINA WAR ExPENsEs-As an
item OF in terest, tsays The Raleigh STATE J0a,-
aai,) We have taken the trouble TO copy from
the Official report Of the Military iSecrc-
tary TO the Governor, Il condensed state
ment OF the money expended on account OF the
war by North Carolina, including the pnr-
chase of arms by the late GOV. Ellis, from
The lst Of uly, laol, 10 the 20th of September,
together with tabular statement of the
amounts expended for the various branches ui
The service.
There appears 10 be a large amount in the
hands of tusbuI sing agents but it is known
that the larger part OF this sum has been dis
bursnd, but the accounts had hot come in 10
ba audited.
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sED WE ARE REQ UESTED TO announc,
'e~sS thai Hon. ID. Z. Il - IJAKNETTE, Of Caro-
line, is candidate to represent the District com
posed nt the counties Of Caroline, Louisa, Spot
sylvana, King George, Stafford, Orange, Greene,
Mad son, md CulpePeT in the first Congress of th-
Confederate States. Sc al-lm*
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Pro E'EssaEssNAE- CAEsass.

ErFS~ DIR. +. W. HANCOCK having been or
dereti TO Gen. Ewes Brigade, X, Surgeon,
will ne:e safily De absent from the city for IA time.
Those wishing his professional services will find
hi5 representative, Dr. JAMES T. WILLIAMS al his
oiGca, prepared to attend 10 their calls.
DR.. JAMES F. WILLIAMS offers his profes-
}io.l ser ices to the citizens Of Richmond ana vi
cirity. He may be found at Or. r. W. HANCoCks 5
Office. on Main, between }d and ith streets, or al
NJ. WM. :. PHILLIPS Office, on 18th street between
Main alG Bank, III the usual office hours.
Any message !eti at either pace will be promptly
.tfendCi 20. Sc IU--ts
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E7ARMYILLi3 FEMALE COLLEGE.

E7AnMTIILE FEMALE COLLEGE,
TERM DrENS OCTOBER /.
iarEviiie, on the SGuth-Site Railroad, ia a safe
and healthy p:c for vounG- iatii,s. Superior IA
cilitirs afforded far a thorough and accom-
ii,Shr-; education. Prof PREoT la,e Of Bucking-
ham institute, ~ the head of the Department of
Music and Modern Languages. Prices reduced to
suit the tittcs. Board half year. SO. Tuition
corresponding rates.
REFEItESCEs. Bishop EARLY, ex-(iov. Wise,
eN-tioy. Floyd, Rev. X. Head, Judge G.. P. Scar
Our8h, Ii. D., Hon. }. d. Mason.
For circulars address
GEO. La MONTE, President,
nc i-3tt FarmviNe Va
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s1ASTWOOD SCHOOL,

s1ASTWOOD SCHOOL,
II STANTON, "a.
A.Es. FORREST will resume her School on
EoNDAY. sept. 30th. Particular attention will
be paid 80 the French and Music classes.
TFEHIs.--For Board and English Tuition, 5000
p5r session french and Music at the usual prices.
She would refer Rev. Mr. Latane, Col. John
Baldwin. i,r, S+ribling, Hon. A. A. II. Stuart
iStault..n; Or. Robert Archer Gen. Richardson
Richmond Col. T. Il. Smith, Lexington, Va.
t1-lIi+
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snas. WM. r. ~ WATSON,
H~" ATTORNEY At L1iJF,
CONFEDERATE STATES COMMISSIONER
AND
COMMISSIONER IN CF4NCERY
0FF!CE-Corner Franklin and 18th SIS. near the
State Court }fouSe, ia l2-sr,
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NoTICE.--t-atil further announcement. i'll
continue business the old stand al WILLIAMS,
PETERS Il CO., No. ih4 Main street. Opposite tho
American iiote!D anil offer my services to my
friends and The public gcGerniiy. fer tie salt anil
purchase Of State aGd tiovcrnlnen: Stocks kali
ROAD aud Bank Stocks ard Rcrds snh ali securi i.
ties usual 10 The market, IN e',urnissi..n. --s
GOLD, SILV Err AND UNCFRREEC
MUNEl bought aut. sold on liberal terms.
r'sl et:uy refer to the Ranks HRlssrs. sssl
business community generally, of The cities ii
Richmond and I.yEc,iburg.
cr 2-llr ID T. WILLIAMS
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eN TO The VOTERS OF THE SENA-
ApGh@TORTAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF
THE co Z NTIES OF UENRICO AND
HANON ER.-Mr. Williams &. Wickha:n having
resigned his seat in the Senate, FROM the above
District, ut the solicitation Of many gentlemen
heretofore of different political parties, / hereby
announce myself cand dAte 10 Ill the vacancy.
Entirely approving what Sc his 70 be the public
rieIt, IL opposition to q regular political
vsss in the present excited condition OF the public
mind. siIaii content myself with the above sim
pie announcement, pledgjng to the voters of the
District. if they shall FIR To elect me,
whatever Of ability / possess. both of mind and
heart, e .chewng all party feeling p:ejudce) Z"
the establishment OF Southern Independence and
the promotion vt the test. interests of noble
oil Commonwealth.
Sc 24--.ts JNO. R GARNETT
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For he I.ichnorl1 Dispatch.
Religious Reedl.u for the Soldiers.
KItHMUSD, A., UCt :, iNbi
The following is from letter written

kFtHNGSD, A.. oCt.5-, iSoi.
Inc following is from letter written bj
tenant stationed ~ Monterey:
- have never seen Il time more appropri
ate In every sense of the word for the distri
baton of tracts among any class of persons
than tiai now presented by the Conirdefau
army. The soldiers are starrefs for raadiHg
matter. They will read anything. l fire.
quently see piece of paper no larger than
my hand going the rounds among them
Sarely there is nothing better for these hun
cry minds and souls than the =" bread OF life -
ana hope you will send lne 4 supply of tracts
and Itst.tments. / viii distribute them
Inc captain of . company at 1orktowl
sends -, and says when l entered the
service took along with me Il parcel of re
iieIons tracts and books, which l have dis
tributed among Our men, and nom what
nave seen of the good effects of reading them,
l feel assured that great good may be effected
oy circulating religious reading in the army
ann therefore give my note fxJi to the c;' use
Inc sparta Grays, of Caroline, send SIS. o
for this object. Numerous other yoiunt tar,
offerings have been made by the soldiers to
AID IN supplying their comrades with the
Word of Life.
There are now some seventy five persons
tColportenrs, Chaplains, and ot.ersl labor
ing IN connection with the Col lportage Eoaru
located in this city. They are distributing
thousands OF pages daily among those who SO
nced religious reading, and who have such
strong claims Oh those who stay at home
Persons willing to aid suchsts work, Will
please address, A. T.. DICKtysoS
Gen. Surt BIptist Colport,s- in Virginia
Richmond, Va.
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a DIsA6aEEABLE CHARGE.-A ROckbridg,
soldier, who was in the hos pital ut Staunton
We have understood from Ccntle,nan in
this place, Trefers hard charge against the
| surgeons and othSr fnnctionaries about the
hospital.
He said that the soldiers had = rough time
OF it; that they had to live on the very rough
eSt sort of fare: and this, although the ladies
Of Rock bridge s"Et TO them boxes containing
suii:b Bile provision for sick men. The con ten is
of the boxes never got to them but he said
that they were deroured by the surgeons and
others engaged at the hospital We hope
that there is some mistake about it. If, how
ever, 1t is true, 1t is outrageous robbery. We
know that in some places sick soldiers are
treated like dogs by greedy Offiee-scekers, who
aim to profit by their eounIrys misforiunes
Alas for mankind IT never entered into
our mind that man could he SO mean rs TO
steal provisions from 4 sick soldier. Can
such a man have a heart in him? II he has,
ii IL so cold that ii would take the fires OF
Pluto TO thaw il. 1t ISLANDERS mankind that
such i creature can wear the outward hsmaa
Iosla. whilst Within he has thaAsart ai.a afs
lee IieaS OF a aysua-~I -sinsia9 tsatsfis,
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:Rifhmon1 Dispattt.
THURSDAY MORNING. LOOT 3, 1851

SALT M,NurAcTURE-The South requires
nj the lowest estimate, six millions bushels Of
salt Year. With kanawha in the hands of
the enemy. we know no other sources of sup
ply on which we can depend for more than a
| million and half, or, at the utmost, two mil
lions. II becomes a question of vital impor-
tance, whence are we 10 procure the other
four millions! We observe that this subject
is engaging the serious attention of the lie sis
lstures aud municipalities of the South. The
improved plan for salt manufacture of
Prof RAYMoSn THoMAssY is attracting much
attention, The City Council of Charleston is
the last of the public bodies which has acted
upon it. What is done should be done for
the public, and not permitted to fall into
the hands of II corporation, TO be made "a source
of individual interest. This Government
ought not to allow Joint stock companies to
monopoize Prof. THoMassY ~ we fear will
be the case, unless his services are employed
in way which will secure the public inter
! ests 1t is true that, individually. Prof
THoaAssY NAV enrich hiinsc!fby becoming tie
property OF stockholders. but he is one of
those true men of science and generous patri
| OTIS who prefer honor and principle to sordid
pelf There ought no more tn he a monopoly
Of salt than of powder; but it is easy to see
that there will be- if the great requirement :
and experience of this gentleman in the pro.
cess of salt manufacture are permitted to fall
into private hands.
The supply of salt is becoming question o;
great, oversha,iowing, we might almost SAY.
vital importance. The producing price of the
sea salt made by atmospheric evaporation in
the south of France. Spain. and Italy is not
more than two or three cents a bushel. The
American Consul at Cadiz declares the aver.
age wholesale price of Cadiz salt to be three
and half cents per bushel. The manufacture
of the American salt by the same atmos
pherc evaporation has been always so mis-.
rnd.rs.ood THAT about three fonrt!s of ia.
eyaporating po wcr is lost in the actnaI mr.,
cess of making salt, BY controlling the ovar-
Grating power salt can be made in .tmeric, a..
cb.ap and good as il is made in tie s,ntb ,t
Snain or France. There is good deal of diff
ference between the price of All article thus
produced and the price of Si.13 "a hushei
The article which can be thus eheaply manu-
iActured is "A SEA salt, like the Turks Island
salt, the Use of which is made obligatory by
law for curing TIE army and navy provisions
Inc benefit of this process ought ,o be Sc
cured to the public. and not be permitted to
enure to the benefit of private stockholders.
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pRIssxsxs UArTe.sp.-it las hsrsi1!.ss
beer stated iaa, 6 iiainbef 81 psfslas ilTins
on Hat!esfa Isiaad tknowl as bankers or
wreeksrs} had taken the OF III OF allegiance 10
Lineoin's 0ossrameat. Eight VI these per.
sons vieitsd Hyde county week before last,
lamations issued by the Lincoln commander
ut Fort Hatteras. They were captured and
held rs prisoners by Captain HALL who COM
mands company OF the 7th Regiment sta
toned in Hyde. On one or the prisoners a
letter WAS found from the preacher Tay lor,
WHO, 1t IL s..id assisted the Lincuinites In
making u landing Oh Hatteras I4iand. The
letter was addressed 10 his brother-in law in
Cumberland county, in which county Taylor
married, and, We think, formerly lived
Taylor says that hs aud Others were Obliged
toiaks the o.th 0r eafs their properly de-.
stsoysd. a poaf excasS The letter shows
shat Taylor u now \ rexalss Llncslaits gym.
paihixxt,
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ssEACMONT FEMALE SCHOOL.
) MILES NORTH OF GoRDOEsyILLE, VA.
The Fifth Annual Session Of this School begins on
the 2'd lay Of September ani cloves the lst day OF
July, 1852
The iocstipu is healthy and retired. Competent
Ta&cders Will have charge az the different depart
useuts ot English, Mathematics, Classics, Music
PsiutiCg and Drawing.
Terms AZ heretofore. Address,
JAS. L. JONES. NJ. D.,
trE ia Ayo
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RgeIx ExrAL MUSTER R.-For the first time In
ten or fifteen years, there was regimenta
parade in Charlotte, N. O., ON Saturday last
The Sixty Eighth Regiment of North Caro-.
lima militia com posed of fourteen companies
(sbout eleven hundred men, under Col. J
Y. Bryce, turned out, aad was drilled for
several hours.
TSOR HlKks4-fos ihs laianse Of lbs y,ar--A
E COOK, WASHER sad IRONEH. Xppiy
10 foe iA-3t III CACTHUHE.
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CpEuIAi. NuTiUI.. -
THOMAS q. u. uREwRY,
GENEkAL AGENT AND COMMISSION
AEvftGkfT

GENEkAL AGENT and COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Desires to intosa his friehda mud the public that
he has moved bis office nom Brpad street to
SHOCkOE SLIP, next TO the Coiuulbisu Hotel,
where he continues the tender of his services A.
GENERAL. AGENT for the Renting and sale Of
for the sale OF all kinds Of Country PRODUCE
n. B.--To the advocates OF home msan afaeture be
would state that he is Agent for the Old Domipion
Envelope, inanutaeiured in this city from city ,nas
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