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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-07-17
The Latest News.

The general calm over the surface of the times is
oppressive. Horrd is, it is evident the whole
South is on tptoe for great battle. 1t may be the
calm which precedes the storm. Be quiet. Relys
upon God and upon jefferson Davis, generals, !
and upon our brave soldiers Success is ours, sooner
or later. In the mean time, we must admit, theS
papers are distressingly dull.
1t is announced that Capt. o. Jennings Wise, sonI
of Gov. Wise, and Captain Of his Legion, encoun-
tered near Phillippi few days ago. Lincoln force
Of 200 men, and routed them, killing nine Yam
KEGS, and taking 25 prisoners. The Lincoln Captan|
was killed at the first fire.
A battle is reported between Gov. Jackson of
Missouri, and Gen. Zeagle, Lincolnite, near Car
thage, in State, in which the Federalsts were
routed Gen. McCulloch was twenty miles of, and
sent him 1000 to reinforce the Gov. McCulloch had
captured 200 Federalists. They were in large num-
bers in Missouri and threatening Arkansas. Nc
Culoch will likely give them check.
Our batteries on Potomac and James Rivers are
constantly threatened by the enemy. There was
eral war steamers were menacing Pigs Point bat
terry, not far from Suffolk, Va, Oh Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Our brave troops are on the alert and anxious to
fight Such is their conviction Of our wrongs, if
they ever pitch in, it will be difficult for our officers
to restrain them.
The Lincoln Congress is petty tool to carry out
his will. All his propositions will be sanctioned.
Loveoys resolution declaring that it is part of
commanders duty to capture and return Fugitive
slaves, and enquiring into the expediency of repeal
ing it, passed the House by large majority. Thu
Secretary of the Treasury estimates the wants Of the
Treasury for this year to be $3ls,519 s7, incu
ding the deficiency Of the Treasury for the past
He proposes to raise ssOOOOO 900 by tariff or direct
tax and to borrow s24O, 100000. The traitors Car
Isle and Wiley have been elected Senators from the
bogus State New Virginia-up in the pan handle
Beverly Tucker late consul at Liverpool, has JUS
arrived in Richmond and expresses entire confidence
in the rumor that the Confederate States will soor
be recognized by England and France.
But little has occurred upon Gen. Beauregard:
line except small skirmshing for sometime. In tht
region of Winchester important events are looked
for. Gen. Patterson was still at Martinsburg with
areported force now of 10000 men. Gen. Johnsons
force was near 10000 or more. Gen. Mcclellan
with 10000 Federal troops, was on Johnson's left
threatening the valley of Virginia or johnson. L
is thought he will attempt to afford laid and com
fort" to the Lincolnites of East Tennessee.
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WAR RUMORs AND FACTS.

3 LEAvENwoRrH. July Gov Jackson's Secretar
Ehas issued call for the Legislature of Missouri
5 meet at Sarcozie, (seventy miles from Fort Scott
Ito pass an Ordinance of Secession
The notorious Montgomery has entered Missouri
4wlth four thousand men.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, July First Lieut. Purs"
chal of the Columbia Rifles, arrived here yesterda
sawith guard of "a men, in charge of prize crew
consisting of 1st Lieutenant G. L. Selden and nin'
@teen sailors, which were captured on the I'd inst,
6Cedar Keys by detachment under the comman
lsof Maj. w. NJ. Smith on board the steamer Madison
$sFour prizes were taken, among whichs is the schoo
Ter Fanny with railroad iron which was recent
Scaptured off the mouth Of the Mississippi
8 Lieut. Selden was the Second Lieutenant of th
ssUnited States steamer Massachusetts, -.
4 The captured vessels are now at Cedar Keys, un
aloading
Fifteen prisoners were found on board the schoor
Ter, consisting of the crew, and who were great
Srejolced at their unexpected release.
Selden is the first Lieutenant officer captured b,
the Confederate forces. He is native of Virgins
y BALTIMORE, July S-A letter was received her
Mto-day, dated at Martinsburg, July 9th, in which
Bis stated that Captain doubleday and the Rhod
EIsland battery had arrived. Gen. Pattersons entir
Sarmy is encamped there. No forward movemen
$had taken place.
8 The same letter says that Gen. Johnston had bee
: Hre-inforced by 1000 men from Manassa, and has
taken position for fight
A large number of troops passed through thi
city yesterday, to strengthen Gen. Patterson's col
&umn.
WASHINGTON, July 9-It is stated here that Gov
Hicks, of Maryland reports that the secession feel
ling is strong on the ed eern shore, and he wants
Federal troops to protect the Union men there.
The Cabinet had consultation to-day with Gen.
Scott about sending troops to that portion of Mary
Hand, but the result is not known.
Mr.. Vallandgham declared in the democratic eau
Gus last night that he preferred peace to the pre-
servation Of the Union t..
Col. Taylor has arrived In Washington with flag
of truce. thousand rumors are afoat in reference
to his mission but it is believed that it refers to an
exchange of prisoners. ~
It is stated that Gen. Scott is in hourly expecta-
ton Of intelligence Of battle between Generals
Patterson and Johnston at Edwards Ferry.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Col. Stones command has
Joined that of Gen. Patterson, and all are pushing
ahead.
Gen. Johnston's forces have evidently been rein
forced. ss9
There are many reports Of battles having occur
red but there is no confirmation of such reports at
the War Department here. 49,.
Gen. Patterson's communications with the War
Department have been very irregularly received
within the past sixty hours
Much dissatisfaction, anxiety, and intense interest
are exhibited in regard to General Patterson's ad-
vance into Virginia.
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Lieut.. Col. Dortch.

We learn that Lieut.. Col. Dortch of the 9Th Regi-
ment Of State Troops, resigned his commission on
Wednesday last. He is Speaker of the House of
Commons, ii will be recolected, and we are told re-
signed bis position in the army at the earnest solic
itations Of bis friends His regiment left here for
Virginia on Thursday last
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Sixth Regiment State Troops.

We stated in our last that Col. Fishers regt.
arrived here on Monday, en- route for Virginia 1t
remained here several days, and participated in the
ceremonies of respect to the mortal remains of the
late Gov Ellis. 1t left for Virginia on Thursday
morning The regiment is handsomely equipped,
and is perhaps equal in drill and efficiency to any
raised in the State.
We are glad to learn that Col Fisher has the con.
fdence and esteem Of the entire regiment. Colonel
Fisher is entitled to much credit for his energy and
iberality in getting up the regiment, having met a
good portion of the expense thus far, out of his
private purse Two weeks ago. having learned it
from some source, stated incorrectly, that this
regiment was not quite full We are authorized to
ay that the regiment has been full for several
weeks and that several companies designed for this
AVE been transferred to other regiments. It now
umbers 957 strong, besides the commissioned off,
ers We shall look with much interest for good
eport from the regiment. The following is list
f the companies and commissioned officers comp6-
ing it.:
ColonelCharles F. Fisher.
+ Lieut.. CoIonel- - e'
Major-C. E. Lightfoot
Surgeon-A. NJ. Nesbitt. ~
Assistont Surgeon-J. A. Caldwell
Second Assistant Surgeon--C. A. Henderson
Adjatant-Houston B. Lowry.
4 Captains-Robert F. Webb. Company B W. j.
i'reeland G; S. McD. Tate, D; ]. E. Avery, E;
!. as W. Wilson, F Jas. A Craige, G Richard w j
ork, I; Saml S. Kirkland, A Jas. A. Lea, Z i
.:.lfred A. Mitchell, H.
First Lieutenants-W r Parish, Company B /
NJ. j. H. Durham, G; D. Cameron Pearson, D !;
,lphonzo G Avery, 3; Robert N. Garter, r: Benz.
a. Smith, G.; NJ W. Page, l; J. c. Turner, A !;
los s. Vincent K; Levi H. Walker, Il.
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Second Lieutsnants- E. McMannen, Compa-
my Bi W. G. Guess, G.; Neil Ray, D; Jas. Burns,
!E; Benz F. White, F; W. B. Lewis, G; W. B.
Allen, l; Thomas NJ. Prince, A; Calvin N. Roney,
(K Quentin T. Anderson, H.
Second Lieutenants-W. P. Mangum, Company
(B; Evans Turner, G.; John Carson, D; John A.
Mcpherson, E; Henry G. Dixon, F; J. 7. Rasbo-
trough, e; M. B. Barbee, I; A. N. kirkland, Al;
lSam'l ). Crawford, Z; Jerry A. Lea, b.
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DEDlcATIoN.--We have been requested to state
that the Methodist Church at Roesville in this
County, will be dedicated on Sunday the 18th inst,
Rev. j. W. Tucker of this city, will preach the SER
mon for the OCCASION
DEEP RIVER CoAL.-As the coal of the Deep River
region is now about to be brought into notice. tmay
mot be nappro orlate to make some explanations
cernng it and the operations being carried on there
All the Bituminous Coal contains more or less sui
phur and this sulphur increases in quantity the
nearer you approach the out-crop; hense the best
and purest coal is obtained from deep shaft work.
| lngs There is but one shaft as yet in the Deer
River region, it is at Egypt and persons PURCHASING
coal should be particular in nquirng if it came From
Egypt if they wish to obtain the best quality mined
SO far.
So many exaggerated statements have gone fortl
Sas to making of oil and iron in that region, that
took the trouble to examine into what had been done
and to observe what is likely to be done. At tn
Farmville place great mass of machinery, &C., ha
been put up, but so far as the making of OIL it wa
Ia failure-only one barrel having been made in
$week. This result was the fault of the works an
dtheir management, not of the black band iron ore
good quality of oil can be made and profit accru
to the operator, if different style of works wer
put up and it is now worth the attention of our pc
aple.
AT the Iysor place, where had seen announce
Fin the papers that vast quantities of iron had bee
made, found several changes from the original pla
%of the works-changes which have resulted
%nothing but loss but as now they have returned
= the original old plan of Catalan forge, somethn
may be done when the works are completed
s At Ore Hill, 10 miles north of Deep River fu,
nace is being put up, and will be at work in abor
two weeks The ore at this place is very'superio,
kaand was used during the revolution
# At Egypt very superior quality of coal is bein
taken out and 100 tons day can easily be take
: out. The only drawback is the unfinished state &
i the railroad
II I make these statements because learn quaint
4ty of outcrop coal has gone to market and give
some dissatisfaction, and that the plin simple tru
Las to what is doing on Deep River may be Known
y Fayetteville O6seruer
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Virginia Needs You.

Again we say to our Volunteers do not disband
Keep up yovr organization, keep drilling. You will
be needed in Virginia. You will be needed on our
sea-coast You may be needed on the Tennessee
line to beat back the invaders whom Lincoln sends
Ito give aid to the traitors in East Tennessee.
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The Federal Congress.

We shall only give occasional notices Of the &C
on of this body, and when its proceedings are i'm
portant The anxiety Of many to read Linccln's Mes
sage makes US regret that space will be occu
pied that we cannot give it in this weekly ISSUE It's
substance, however, is summed up in few words i
special pleading, hypocrisy, falsehood war upon the
South to the knife, and subjugation of the South, if
100000 men and 4OO,0OO,oO0 Of dollars can do it.
As matter of historical record, however, we shall
publish it at an early day. The South must look
for nothing from Lincoln or his Congress, but war;
war. The only honest, right-minded Northern man
lin it, is the brave Vallandingham Of Ohio, unless
voorhees of Indiana, should prove true to himself
We pity the folly of such men as Crittenden, Breck-
|enridge and Powell of Ky. who have no business
there. They have taken counsel either from their
fears or their overmuch anxiety to restore Union,
once the best and the most hopeful government on
{earth, but now irreirievably ruined and broken.
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Thirteenth Regiment.

Welssrb thst the following gentlemen were elect.
ed6sd oftcsrs Of this regiment on Wednesday last;
Johp r Hoke present Adj. General Colonel, H.
Z. IAh ~ Col, and D. H. Christie, former Princi.
pal pf shs Hsuderson Military Institute, Major.
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Ball and Shot.

Can We notmake balls for our cannon in this
Shteg ls any one doing it? Why not? r.
We m moulding Minnie balls in this City and
making cartridges by the 100000. Mr.. Palmer at
ths Def md Dumb Asylum, has large number Of
little patriotic buys and girls at work. ?.
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SOVernOr Clark.


The demise of Gov Ellis places HENRY TooLE
CLARK, Esq, of Edgecombe, Speaker Of the Senate,
in the Executive Chair The duties of the Office
are at this uncture especially delicate and highly
responsible; demanding wise, cool head large ex-
perience and great purity of character.
We have known Mr.. Clark for many years. He
has been good deal in public life has been obser-
want Of men and things, and brings to his aid a
knowledge of our public men, the character of our
people, and the demands of the present crisis. He
has cool judgment, modest estimate of his own
abilities, an honest heart, and a purpose to do his
duty to his entire State and the South. We rely
upon his honesty, his prudence, his cool judgment,
his patriotism, his readiness to counsel with the
]wise the judicious, the representative men of the
State, and, more than ALL upon his will and ability
Ito do right, to conduct the ship of State through
the perils of the war for the next eighteen months
4 May Heaven preserve his health and his life!
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Are you Ready?

The war is not over. Lincoln and his Congress
will not give it up, as we have told you. Are you
ready? Is every man in North Carolina ready P
We fear not Organize and arm. Let every man
lin the State 60 to drilling and arming We must
whip Lincoln. We can do it, but VIC must do it
quickly.
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GEORGE L.tWILD,
WARRENTON n n ,,';s',i- /,

1- RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER
vices to the citizens Of Raleigh and vicinity
Vi Qasa Tuner and Repairer Of Planets
wherein ten years experience safely enables
him guarantee satisfaction All communications direct
led to Warrenton will receive prompt attention.
Refers to Rev. Albert Smedes and Prof. g. T. Hansen
Dumb and Blind Asylum, Raleigh, N. c.; E. g. Psrhan,
u. Wilcox and Prof C. Il. Kehr Wafrenton; and ]. a.
Mills, JOS H. Gooch ard DR.. D. A. Williams Oxford n c.
JAM 15, 1861. '' 8-wH
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State Troops Filling Up.

tits highly gratifying to learn that our State Troop
Regiments are alling up rapidly. Several of them
are full and will be at their posts in short time
|Col. Campbells Regiment the 7th State Troops,
now in Camp near Graham, we learn, has already
800 strong and will be full in short time Dr. W.
NJ. Campbell Of Iredell is the Surgeon. The officers
{and companies of these regiments will be published
las soon as they are ready to march, if we can obtain
Them .-....
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Educational Meeting.

The meeting of teachers and others interested in
providing suitable school books for this State inv-
ted by Rev. C. H. Wiley, has been in session here
and we regret that we were unable to attend. The
crowded state of our columns prevents an extended
notice in this issue
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PowDER.-Can powder be made in this Statep-
Can it be made at as small cost as we can obtain it
elsewhere? If so, why do not our authorities see
Ito it? 1T cannot be made cheaply here else
where, where can it be obtained most readily?
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N1alLL ,N6:r,:..>,5,
ROCK1PRfNcs zlCXDE1Y.

ROCK APRfNG ACADEMHs
VVBE SEVENTH SESSION Or THIS MSfrrUT10N
viii open the 25hsf JUIY, 1891, and eontlnus Ssr
twenty weeks saf ~ ! 8 fI ;'s n Ia 4
The Academy is situated 10 mss South-wsSt II Hills
boro and IL miles west Of Chapel Hill 10 vsfy moral and
healthy community; apart from III yiees that tend 70 d.
ofalise and corrupt the youth, and whers every
cpne and instruction clim TO Re equalled BY few and
celled BY nhe. We prepare students for Colegs r
the ordinary business Of life This terms are q lows
Classic or scientific course, ;vii,s $9o co.
Higher English VI lsss Is CO., N,
Elementary 'l.i' i 3. . 10 90 it
Sons whose parents are In the y will be taught gratis.
The Military Department will be- added and one hour pei
day allotted for drill Beard b had at $S7 per session.
all expenses except lights T. D. OLDHAM Jas.
f. Miner snd Others will take boardsrs They living
livery convenient .l-,-<, s5ssssEst ftaI S7>f ~
For further particulars address, y y ~. ~ Ks
WIN. p OLDHAM, Riacipal /, 4
~ Oaks ?. Q, Orangs Co. N. @. .
June 25, 1851. s.g... ,t &; 1ss. 9s-wst. !,
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no THOSE WISHING TO FORM A VOLUN.
TEER COMPANY.

. A NATIVE OF VIRGINIA, AND FOR SEVERAL
"A years resident of North Carolina who graduated
THE Virginia Military Institute, and who has had five years
Experience Instructor of Tactics in military school,
desirous of hearing of some locality in this Stae ere
There ssa good prospect of organizing copany Ar,y
Tor Infn to be mustered into service soon as it is n
companies by eleciIng its own Officers. 'e '''''''e'
Any communication in regard to it addressed to J. r. G.
3NorfoA, 1nginia, will be promptly attended to.
/ July S, 1851. ~'-.', 2s-w3t*
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Col. Gregs,s Regimenl.

This Regiment being the First South Carolina
Regiment arrived in this City Thursday en- route
for home. Their term of service having expired
8they return home it is understood for the purpose
1of reftting &c. 1t is said, they will return in a
short time and enter for the war;
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Troops Moving,

The Waxhaw jackson Rangers, Capt Steele from
jackson County, and the Randolph Guards, Capt.
Woodall, from Randolph, arrived here on Thursday
land went into the camp at Crabtree
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE.

CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
lTUNHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE.
Il SUMED ON the 18th of SEPTEMBER.
full corps of teachers in al the branches of liberal
'educaton has been employed for the ensuing session.
The Musical department will be under the direction of
Mr. R. F. Hunt and Miss H. q. Hammarskod; and Draw.
ing, Painting, and Modern Languages under Mr.. W. F.
|DeHaas.
The Principal considers himself fortunate in having Sc.
the services of such able and experienced teachers
lin the ornamental branches
For Terms, &C., see Catalogue.
Address, Rev. R. BURWELL,
Charlotte. N. c.
July 5. 1851. 2S-wl2thSep*
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

NV SOCIETY RIDGE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
~ miles from the city Of Jackson, Capitol Of the States
from Livingston, and five from Tugaoo Depot, on o.
jackson G. N. Railroad, connecting it with all parts Of
Union The great southern place of resort Coopers
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride drive. The
negborhood is wealthy refined has fine schools and
eal churches and the health and climate of the country
surpassed anywhere These facts commend it to per-
l4O of timber 400 of fine creek bottom, and
rest hill and branch land all in state of good cuva
on. There dwelling and out houses fruit orchard,
negro cabins gn press cribs stables pond for stock cis
tern and spring for persons, &C., &C. .r
For further particulars write to r. A. CLARK, jackson, A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or ~ 4:
JOHN NJ. CLARK, ss,
Yazoo City. g
October l6, 1860. A. WITT. y
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|NOTIC e HAVING BEEN QUALIFIED AS
IN ADMINISTRATORS with the will annexed on the es-
tate of j. R. Jeeys, deceased at May Term 1851 Wake
County Court do hereby give notice to M persons indebted
the estate of said deceased make immediate payment
and settlement longer indulgence be gwen and
having claims against said estate will present
Them for payment within the time prescribed by law,
this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
GEORGE w. NORWOOD, ~.
r. Adsninistr0tor.
| Raleigh, June 4, 1861. %. 23-wtaugl9.
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DUFFYsS Ess
II @ M r G M + K II U As21
R0R TIE ---
Cure of Asue and Fever.

+.
1vVlHERE Is NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE HUMAN
body is liable universal, dreaded, general, -
cimse Mates under different tSpss ~ and ehs.cse Is tSs
country where its annual return looked for with anxiety
sps Il q;ss r. u .ss
may said never leaves subsidies altogether, the
yet IS very distressing i It's chssee ee
consequences pecur: to diminished energy of tie
1s sns f.
Ito which might be added the arrangement of the mixed
SsTee quite a sa IS ~s ia inown that
and Fever lay the basis Of consumption the unRs
sa.ssssag s ssPy ns .s :Is .a@ @ ass. @s ss
vscera becomes established there is constant tendency
relapse; from sgh; causes and when thu.
nd cure becomes more difhsnlt.
Common teaches thsttbe Of Ague and Fevsr
consists in shortening The duration Of the aoxysm and
preventing its return The first s to be accomplished BY
epletng the bowels relaxing the skin, ac tie second W
by the prompt application Of such medicines as are eacu
ated to restore the deranged functions and give healthy
tone to the pervous system. ss5 E.5 z ls7..r.s
The Tonic Asturs offered possesses 81 qualities
requisite to effect the second indication The first dose
generally checks the disease and bottle never fails
restored The system becomes invieorased and s :,
|tien begins feel surprised at the rapid rlapsition um
4 %s; ss. sss .s E. 81 .ss
which could Be shown y pSsFY
Newbern. N. G.. Oct Il, 1850. 4s-wiy. a.s,g,
E Prepared and sold Wholesale and Rstsib BY F.ps
N DUFFY, Newberu, n, And also for sle BY Gessts
Druggist. .us Is. .oanr
AGENTS, M , Williams I aayrOod Y. lrssgsts Rasgh
A, O, LINDsEYs scH00S- sssTs 81 sssss 81
VHE FALL SESSION WILL Begin. ME ilxsUs staa
1.sy ! pupil. ~ =. 4 .t a ,tn g i,
NeIeansyills July 3. .lsss = II 81 ,sskxgee = q
SELECT BoAnDING AND DAY scH0e "a q s5s \
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HIGH POINT FEMALE SCHOOL,
Hycu Pn,Nr Nop~u C.por,v.


|EVHE FALL SESSION WILL BEGIN ON THE 5th
IL of AUGUST. and close DECEMBER Goth, 1861.
RATES PER SEssIoN:-Board including fuel aud washing
|s2 % week. ~ 90; Tuition including Latin, French
1Waxfuit or embroidery, s. %. No incidental tax.
TERMs- Twenty five dollars required in advanse; the
balance at the close of the session.
The music department will be under the control of Mn
IA. NJ HAGEN whose long connection with Greensboro'
Female College and whose superiority as Musiteache
lare we'll and widely known All the teachers South
enerb by birth aud education and entirely competent
Ito their respective duties We earnestly solicit liberal
patronage. Il, +, J.. a 80, ].--7e -
For further information, address =
s. LANDER. 4. u, P-;ac;pal
N B: The "S. Lander who has appointment in the
Estate Troops, is not the Principal but his nephew
July 3 1851. N-w5ivd
CLASSICAL AND MILITARY SCHOOL. ]
SCOTLAND NECK, HAL1rAx Co, n. c.
N L. YENABLE, a - ~
JOS VENABLE. "A. u, kssrsctors
8. L. VENABLE, A. n, q.
|WVHE NEXT SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS Will.
j open on the 18th Of JULY, 1884, II
For further particulars spply for Circular. 8
July 2, 1861. N-wst.