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The semi-annual examination ofthe young Ladies in the 'LHle Rock Fenrale Lasltate"- Miss QUAIL g School, will commence on Thursday evening next, the 2lst. instant, at half past o'clock, in the Methodist Church. The parents and guardians of the, pupils, as well the public generally, are re- spectiully invited to attend.

 THE NEW E9A."-The Prospectus of this pa per, to be published at Jackson, Tennessee, in our columns for several months past The paper itself that is the 2nd number of it. has just reached ns. What has become of tne lst, number we are at a loss to know-uness, being q 5tranger it missed the way, on its first adventure though this ''wood en country" of ours. But hopingit will yet come to hand, we cordially welcome that which has al ready arrived; and are flee to say that it's contents are no less interesting, than its Typographical gar niare is neat and attractive. Besides several sprisht ly and tasteful editorials, and selections, we SC, with much qualification, the handWof5of our val. ued friend, JOHN ToMLrN, Esq. in handsome sketch oG the literary productions of VIM. GILMORE SIMMs, nterspersed with brief but iudicous reilee- tons upon the characteristics of Simms mind.

 The Era is published and edited by Wm IT, Con nelly, Jackson Tennessee, at $s2 yeari1 advance. We place it upon exchange list, with great plea sure; and warmly commend it to the patronage of all who wish well to the Literature of the West, and take pleasure in witnessing the modest, yet manly steps of it's progress.