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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01
GiiGu.N bUKhOUtIIis,,

1tE.L.N BOHnOOpilc,
nFFERS for sale. at his store, No So, FIVE doors
~ south Of Mr.. Townsends tavern, great vari-
ETY. Of Ship Chandlery, Hardware and Groceries, via;
Duck, Twine, Bottqpe, and Wh.,ewoik (;
shes,hing Copper. Junk, oakuin, Spanish nfown.oil.
Birthstone, Lampblack, cauking IRONS, ,kisllets and
Mops, carpenters and coopers Tooisy all sizes of
Spikes, Nails and Brsds agreat variety Of Locks
and Hinges, Axes. Hammers. 0im5sis, Augers.
shovcls, spsds and Hoes, Kuives snd Forks La
dies, Spoons, Hammers. Griditons and Toasteiss
marlen Spikes, palm Irons, and Sail Nccdlest deep
sea Lines and Leads; cod Lines, log DO. fishing do.
Hooks and sipkers Crockery Ware, Tin and earth.
ern do. Iron Potts, Kettles Bake.psns skeletssSpi-
ders, Potato Boilers, Basons. Frying Pans fiN Ir-
ons, Griddlcs, cart Boxes, Hans.hons. cast and
wroughts Allum. Copperass, Indigo, Rcd Wood
Logwood Ind Fustiok. ..a, eta
lie also has .jor saie,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour, Rice, salt Fishy
white Beans, hard Soap. Candies. writing Papers
wrapping do los do. sea Line, BY the e~h or re-
tail, Brushes OF various kinds. 4.
.1lso, Tar, Tcrpeniine, Roslh nud Pitch.
N. ". Cash given for paper milLs,ock. viz. Cot~
ten and Lining Rags, old Canvass and Hemp do. ios
the Forge and Furnace. viz any OLD Cast iron or
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01
I oPARTNERsHiP DISSOLVED.

CIRCULAR. t,tf.
To 0Geers slPerinsending tho ,tcrdsieg " vtsinwns
Office Of superintssdenee ofshe2
Recruiting Service
City cf Wdshingfsr, Fst 10 1918
srv-The recroiting service 10 suspended until
further orders. .+t .1.l...fs.f
You will immediately cali IN al, yeur sdbosdirsts
officers with their parties, and direct ti,em 70 hard
in 10 you their recruiting accounts, which With yof
own, you viii forward wh lltie delSy nsPossibl6
TO the proper oieers at Washngssn thost tbr boun<
ties and premium TO the Paymascr Generals those
for contingent expcnscs the Accountant Of the war
department and ell accounts, returns and Vouchers
relating 10 arms, acc ou'rcments, cotIing and camp
equipage to the Superintendent General Of military
Supplies.
You will settle all accounts for the hire Of rcnders
and quarters, and for ali contigcnt expspcess
and Si take special care 10 prevent any wss,e OF
public property in tie possession yourself add your
srbordnatcs.
And soon you have collected your parties
from their rendezvous, you will report yourself. oil
GERS and men to the Acju,snt and inspector General
for orders
have the honor TO be,
Sir, your obeditnt servant,
RH MACPHERSON. ~
FOK Sd.E.
Epry bbI. pbiladclp.is YLoUR, for fsmiiy usess-
l. 30 bikes brown soAp-etsab ~
Apply to JAMES TOWNSEND, A6x~-sxs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01

AT a session Of the Legislature OF TIM
State ,holdep las, week, HENRI SnEn5vRss
Esq. was appointed Pubhc Notary and jus
ace OF the Peace, for the County OF New
port.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14

reigns' hereafter TO settle Il. ),
was a mere cover under which 'hs =. 'I'ls,
ton was intended upon a ,ha oteep.
Of this country. Mr.. Mad;saos. people
that it is in the power Of R h9ss'
never to examine the title :, s ns''aia
also knows. that it was ; ,a ana hs
understood by our commi psi;leetly
that the title never would he ' ssers
ed. The leaving of it in tho 'aamIa.
sion of England, was, thereiEa usses.
fact, a cession Of territory, IN IN
petuity, and we must submit + Il per- En-
the disgrace of a disnemhs,ssos ll
Upon this view of the sub;ee, nsnt
not surprizing that the IntelG,." Is
should Immediately begin to n ssnee'
the country for the moment t', Tsss
the facts must be acknowledged v D
disguise stripped from the s sia, X
Hence the following pre- ended I lst'';
from gentleman Of Maine, j. , nas
Iished. We. have no douhtr uo.
has been fabricated by some s of NJ Il
Gales employers, and through h MI'
is now imposed on the world Nun
genuine letter. This kind Of e.
will be kept up in the Intelligence
until the people will actuallS hsa:
to believe, that Moose Island l. SA
truth, part of New Brunswick, ~
HE BoUNDART.-The following
is an abstract from a letter, Vrit,aSs
by a gentleman residing aho @4
eighteen miles from Eastport. sna
dated Sept. Sd, 1914. 'D
{" About eight years ago ha,;,,
heard that the British claimed Moosss
Island, l read, with care, the 6 ROM
daries" in our treaty of IS. which
after describing the lines, &c. saws.
together with all islands lyingwitIin
twenty leagues, &c. ercept such
islands as now are or heretofore were
within the Limits of Nova Seotjay
] then procured the charter of NOva
Scotia, many years older than our
treaty. which gives, after describing
their western the same as our eastern
boundary. "all islands lying within
six leagues Of the main land before
described" Now, Moose Island lies
within five leagues of the main land
either of ST. Andrews or L'Etang.
From that time | have been fully
convinced, that Moose Island never
did belong To the U. States, but was
annexed to Township No. s, by an
uniformed American surveyor, who
supposed, as many others did, that We
we're bounded by the Ship Channel,
UhiCh is not mentioned in the treaty.
l have frequently mentioned these
facts to my friends at PASSPORT, but
we always supposed the Island would
be ceded to the y. States by some
future treaty !; perhaps 10 exchange
for Grand Manor, which think, by
a fair construction Of the treaiNbe'
longs to the United States, and has
been long under the jurisdiction Of
Nova Scotia, alias New Brunswick"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14

From the Federal Republican.
sCEssIGN OF MOOSE ISLAND.
We baveaefore said, that Moose
Island was, in point Of fact, Intended
to be ceded by the late treaty OF Eng
land * that all the farrago of" CON-
missioners," and !" friendly soye
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14
Collectionof the Revenue.
March II, 1915

The following Circular has been
transmitted by the Secretary of
the Treasury to the Collectors. 1t
is hoped, that every good citizen
will give an active support to the
measures which are proposed for
protecting the fair trader. as well
as the public revenue, from illicit
practices.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14

If after SO many years of fatal expe-
rience if with such serious, such
important facts staring you IN the
face, you are prepared to 90 tn's'
you will Of course range yourselves
on the side of Mr.. Mason. Ills re,
Communications are, that ne woula
have voted fer the war and the inva-
sion of Canada and that hells now,
and is prepared to be, a flrm sup
porter Of Mr.. Madison and his admi-
nistration.
LTDWELL LEE,
VIM. H. FITZHUGH,
GEORGE MASON,
n.ef Gunston.
March II, 1916.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14
Public Sale.
Public Sale.
March H..

Public Sale.
ON Saturday the 25th inst VIII Pe',i
lively be sold on the premises al
o'clo k, to close the la,e Genera
MarstelIer & Young, tAe following
property. na.,oo
A House and Lot on Prince
| and Washington streets. o,o,
Three H,ases a,sd Lots on Cameron
street near the Episcopal charth' y
A Let on the Corner of Fairfax anu
Queen streets.
.dua st the same fh't. ~.
Three shares in the Little kNs'
Turnpike Company, ,.:. The.
Two Shares in the AleSana'''
are. a.. Conn
pA''' ferdinand .Narsts''''
Surviving Partner
March II.
Public Sale.
ON Thursday next the '0t" us,sr..
will be sold at the Store o. oon.
Jackson and Rumney TO close
signment,) Lols Of
A few hundred bushes
SALT. ..u,r
II. C. Ma'sttI'''
March IL.
Wanted to hire ..,d
For the present year, wen O'
Dpf' J. D. Sinlnls'
To Rent.
Inc Dso. ttlns h0Hs' ,;,d By
IN Union Street, lately ocedp'''
apt. T. Skinner.-Apply 70 c1RD.
~ JOHN 0iA :,
March IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
NEw.YoRK. Dec. 1.


To the politeness of a gentleman PASSENGER in
tire ship William s,Jane, Capt AIiller.the Editors
OF 'ne mercantile Advertiser are indebted for the
CORK Morning Chronicle OF the 26,h of October.
containing London dates OF the Dist and Paris Of
the loth; of which the following IS a brief sum.
mary
The King ofFrance has issued two oiylonnahcss
o'ie VI which relates to the pensions and salaries
granted by the King to persons remov ed from
theirptaces last year, many of whom returned 70
their old places or accepted new ores under 30
naparte. committee has been appointed 70 en-
q'ire INTO their conduct, preparatory 70 their
saiarics BENG taken away or reduced. The Sc
cond ordinance, appoints cammittee of off;c ers
10 examine the conduct of all officers who have
served during what is called the usurpation. No
officer IS to occupy any post in the army unless
the committee reports favourably of his conduct,
The Duke of Beliuno is president of the commit
tee.
:, In tie Chambero of Peers, on Sth Oct the Duke
ae fangyon proposed that the Chamber should
'peedily direct its attention to four great points
the Liberty Of the subject, the liberty of the
press, the responsibility of Ministers, and the
Organization of the Electoral Colleges. No op;n-
proposition.
Ney has transmitted to each of the Peers me-
neral IN which be denies tine jurisdiction of a
Council OF War, and demands TO be tried bv the
Peers.
More persons have been taken up in Paris for
seditious cries
The French funds arc 5z--thcy have been ra.
Their lower
The British Parliament is further prorogued
TO the ist day of February.
The funds continued 10 rise. omnium rose to
10 II on 2oIh Oct..and the Consols for account
70 o. IL Very extraordinary policies had been
opened at Loyds respecting the state of affairs
n france. The nature of these policies the Lon
don paper RETAINED. from psrticularizing.
ihe execution of the gallant Porlier in Spain
has bsen followed BY great change IN the policy
ana measures OF the Spanish government Of the
Causes OF this change, which was sudden and IN
expected, no explanation has yet been gwen. Bat
on the !th about 80 persons, who hal been most
IN the Kings confidence, were dismissed and
oAnlsled. They had been the Chief advisers o.!
measures OF severity. Among the principal per-
sons dismissed, are the Dnlle of San Carlos, the
nessociator, says the Madrid Gazette of the IN
famous treaty ofVaiency and EchevarI.i, rninis-
Ter OF police. 1t is stated under the Madrid of
oct. 8, that the persons banished, are mostly all
OF the crdegant French faction.
The Generals who are 20 command the ,troops
10 remain III France, to the number OF $50, 900
are,-tor Austris, Gen. Frimont Russia. Wor.
ohzow Prussia, Gen Gneizenan; England
Duke OF Weilington--the whole TO be under the
orders OF the latter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06
| Gtea,lings from English papers received
az the Office cftde Democratic Press.
EAST INDIA.
EAST INDIl
PRIvATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Extract of sletter dated goth December. /
camp near GoruckpoTe.

PRIVATE COMMUNICATIONS.
Extract of Sletter dated goth December, 1914,
camp near GoruckpoTe.
I" In the last cold weather, the Napau-
lese committed depredations in the low
lands, at the foot of the hills, especially in
the Goruckpore, and Bettiah Zillahs. In
the hot months they Murdered three or four
tannahdars, and several people of the DO
lice establishment. Major p. bradshaw
was nominated Resident at NapauI, but
they would not admit him up the hills
Early III last rains, we had flying rumors
Of the intention ofgovernment to bring the
Napaul Rajah to reason.
=" Il force OF about two native battalions
IS to enter the southeast possession of the
NaPaul Rajab, from kishengure. General
Marley from Dinapore into pass Opposite
bettiah, with his maiesty's 24th regiment,
Two companies ofEuropean artillery, and
native artillery, three companies Of pio-
neefs, and about 1000 sepoys light field
artillery oil Founders, mortars, and howit-
zers next comes the Gotuckpore iorcc.
vla Butooi, under genetni Wood. Of his
maJesty's service, from Berares, with the
kings 18th, one company European aftil-
- y ~ Us VI pANhtNiog IIllNt dItliitTY.
alias esladauge, and about 5000 sepo5s
from Mecrutt, under general Gillespie, are
arrived at SaharnapOre ms maiesty's SD
regiment, 9Th do. all the horse artillery,
some European aud native infantry, at
least 1000 scpCys also light artillery, &c.
From Leodeanah,a considerable force un-
der OchterlOny, to penetrate in that direc
ton the horse artillery, European and
native cavalry, to watch the fOrds of the
Jumna and Gauges, also to keep an eve TO
the westward the infantry to penetrate
to Serenaguf, and along the hills i'm that
direction the Goruckpore force for the
capitals Catmander and Goorkah: Dina
pore force, same object and tie Purneah
one to annoy them in their southern nos
sessions so that there are five little eiFec-
tive armies about to commence complete
new system Of warfare. The northern
force Of the Madras army, called the Jaul-
ha force, is said to be on its march to pro.
tect our Berah and western frontiers from
the Pinparees, and to be check on the
Mahratta Powers. The Goorkahs or Ma
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06
LATEST FROM FRANcE

Yesterday arrived at this port the fast sailing
brig Kentucky Belle, capt. Deshon, in so DAYS
rom Nantz which port she left on the 29th OF
oSi' Inc Editors OF the Mercantile Advertiser
have received by her files of the paris Moniteuf
and Journal de Paris to the 24th of October but
shey are extremely barren of intelligence The
proceedings of the Chamber of Peers are not pub.
llshed and the Chamber of Deputies are employ.
ed IN discussing projects for amending the con.
st.tqtional Charter and ameiorating the condition
|ot 'he people OF Marshal Ney, not syllable is
mentioned. IN the papers. We learn verbally,
ome'er, 'Iiat ms trial IS progressing.
French funds at the last dates. ner cents CON
soils 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06
GOVERNORS COMMUNICATION.
Fetiov citizens Of the Senate,
and House Of delegates.

| beg leave to congratulate you on the
honorable peace concluded by the United
States and Great Britain, since the adj
journmeDt OF the General Assembly, and to
express my admiration of the patriotism
and frmness displayed by the People of
Virginia, during the extraordinary trials,
TO which the war subjected them. The re-
turn OF peace, an event so interesting to
these States, was hailed by the govern
mcnt and people Of America, with the sa-
tisfaction thatmust ever be felt by a nation.
whose citizensbear equally the burthens of
war, and whose rulers have no object in
war, but the maintenance ofnationaI rights
aud national honor. The memory Of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06
JANUARY 18Th. 1915.

Januarv i8ih, 1915.
Wehaye Just received the agreeable news OF
general Octherlony's complete success in the
capivre of all the stockadcs at Rame,iur, and the
depot of ummeer Sing. the cou,mnder of that
garrison.i This affair took place on tie LIST inst.
On which day Ummeer Sing attacked The posit-
on OF Col, Thompson, wiz was strongly posted
with two battalions and four pieces of artillery.
The Goorknhs were rcpllsed with the loss of
ooo men, and on our part no officer was killed Or
wounded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06
NEw-YoRK, November %.
Latest Of Napoleon Bonabarse.

Captain Bnrnie, ofthe brig Sir George Beck.
with, arrived here last evening, in Is DAYS from
barbados, Informs us, that the British sloop of
war Dauntiess had arrived ct Barbados in short
passage from the East Indies, having stopped at
st Helena, where she found the Northumberland
humirst CocSbuTn. Napoleon Bonaparte had
been landed at ST Helena, and was in GOOD he,l,b.
CaPtainB. did not bring any, Barbados pane,.s.
but he informs us that they contained the part.
cuiars OF the landing of Napoleon. Dl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Richmond, December 9. 1915.
yIRGINIA LEGIsLAlUKll.l.--
MONDAY, ID cember 4.


This day both branches of the Legislature of
this STATE met in the Capitol--of the House OF
Delegates lis members attended, of the Sc
nate ~
In The House Of Delegates Andrew Stevenson,
Esq. was re-eiecl ed Speaker, VIM. MunfDrd, Esq
clerk, 1lr. John Jordan, Sergeant at firms
Aiessrs. Henry Southali, John Stubblefield and
Thomas Davis, DOOr-teepers, Mr.. John Brown,
9Th doof-keeber-
The usual rules were adopted, for the govern
ment Of the House.
A Communication was received from. the Gov
ernor, and read, and 500 copies ordered TO be
printed.
The house then adjourned to Tuesday - o.
clock.
In the Senate, VIM. 6. Pondexter, ESQ. (oF
LOuisa) was appointed Sbcaker-Theodosiou
Hnsiord, Esq. reelected, CIerk--Mr- Robinson
Lord (of Henrico) Sergeant at firms, Messrs
Littieberry Allch, 1st Door-keeber and Julius
Martin End Door-keeper. Mr. Thomas Burning,
printer to the Senate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06


BY the Quarter Master Generals return. II an.
pears there were ON the 10Th Of October last IN
the JArmory, 1859 mnskeis in order for service
and there IS too much reason to fear that these
are the only arms in the state in proper condition
-notone fourth ofthe number We ought 10 have.
There are III the ar'nory, Likewise, 1860 rnugke;s
m DAD orders the greater part Of them, in tie
opinion OF the superinteudant not worth re,a;r.
ing The Adjutant generals lest return stsfei
that j4OGl muske;s remain in the hands OF lie
militia, scattered over the Whole State n -
feared that great proportion Of them vii b..
entirely lost. If one half the 57.oO3 stard ~
arms should be lost, as there is much reas,,n n
believe, in addition TO the want Of 60 essential q
requisite Tor defence, there will be a loss to the
SAFE, including the expense of Transportation.
ofnot much less than half million Of dollars
1t is for the wisdom Of the Legislature to de-.
eide, whether il may not now be pronounced. that
~ this way the whole body Of the militia can re.
yer be armed To accomplish that object and
to provide reserve 20 guard against accidents
are duties 50 imp.riOus, that cannot donbt Of
their receiving tile consideration they merit
would suggest, that the portion Of arms, which
the Legislature might think proper 10 Keen IN
deposit, should be first provided rs II would be
resource which could Away be resortcd to-
When our fellow cdizeis took the field in 1914.
with a prOmpHtule So honorable 10 them. Il
Richmond instead Of Baltimore hal been the o.
ject OF TIE enemy, II would have been found i'm
possible 70 coolest tie arms dispersed over the
state, in time and even, &c that bad been prset.
cable, they were, noiorlously,unhJ for service II
the distribution he continued. ! trust fha. mea-
sures viii be adopted 70 preserve the arms. but
fear no other means viii be found elfecfual th.n
obliging every man who receives them TO deposit
proportion Of their value IN moneg, to be ~.
turned 70 BIN when they are given 10, or g. give
security for their safe keeping and to subject
The holder 70 the expense Gf repairing them when
ever they may require Il to be recovered IN q
summary way.
Carrot ioreesT f1itlerfo Temsrx, that wis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-20
NEW-GLAsGoW ACADEMY.

W>HE Trustees of the New-Glasgow Academy
n having committed to Joseph Jones Monroe,
attorney n: law, the superntendance of the lite
rary concerns of the institution, and having assoc
ciated with him Luther NJ. Hitchcock, Esq. who
has acquitted himself heretofore as 4 precepto
At several seminaries of learning to the North
ward, in manner perfectly satisfactory to all
who were interested, announce TO the public that
on the LIST of January next it viii be opened, for
the reception of Pupils in the following branches
of misunderstanding and Writing with Gram
NAUTICAL Observation-Disclosures Greek and
Latin languages, the elements of Mathematics
and Polite Literature according to the most up
proved systems now practised in the schools.
The fees for tuition will for the inferior bran
ches be Is dollars per annum, and for the supe-
rior 25 dollars.
Mr.. Monroe being possessed of a library of Sc
tect authors on Municipal law, will receive few
pupils who are DESTROYS of information in that
Useful science.
New Glasgow is situated in the most healthy
part of this state, and board can be obtained for
any number of students in respectable families
on very moderate terms.
.Nea0- Glasgow academy,
.NopeT6er 18th, 1915. t28D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-20
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY

E'RoNI the subscriber, on Monday the 23d ult.
my Servant Boy HENRY, (taking with him
a dark bay nicked horse, which 1 purchased in
Petersburg, in the fall of 1889 a bright mulat-
to- about 20 or 81 years old. upwards of S feet
high, OF rather slender form, with scar on
one OF his temples and mole on one side of his
tace his othing will probably consist of a pair
each white dimmity, black CASHMERE and stiped
homespun pantaloons, short blue roundi Jacket
lined with flannel, and pair of short laced boots
sad servant purchased of lieut.. Howson of the
Regular army, with whom he had travelled con-
SIdterably in the Northern States, and probably
VIII attempt to get to Petersburg, Richmond.
baltimore or Norfolk, where he is pretty well
acquainted. will give the above reward for
experimenting and securing said servant and
horse so that Iget them agai
WILLIAM M CLARKE. :
Hamilton, N Carolina,
November 4.
The Editors of the Virginia Argus, Norfolk
Herald, and Baltimore Patriot, will insert the
above advertisement in their respective papers
tunes, and forward their bills to the Office OF
Nov. Is. AZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-20
JOHN BEE.

" Clinton, Oneida County, New-York, is anxi-
Gus to Obtain information of his brother. Christie
'ner Bee, who came INTO the United States soon
after the Revolution, as an agent ofJoIm Bel, an
Iron Founder, Of Carrow, Scotland It's suppos-
ed that he pursued the Mercantile business q,
CharlestoD,S Carolina, or its vicinity, aud finally
settled on a plantation ia the State Of Virginia
Any information from his family Gin case he is
not living) or any person who may have known
him IN his life time, wA be gratefully received
NOV. 80 A..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-20
Boarding School
For Young Ladies,
STAUNTON, VA.
Mrs. Morris.

(Late .Iiss Niron,)
eETURNS her Acknowledgements for the libs
Z raj patronage she has received since the
opening other Academy, and begs 10 inform her
friends, and the inhabitants of Stanton and its
vicinity, that in addition to the usual branches OF
education, the French language, Music, Draw.
ing, Painting in water colours, and various other
branches OF polite Literature SO indispensably ne
cessary for accomplished females, will be taught
by able masters. The strictest attention win be
paid to the morals and manners of the young
aides entrusted to hex care.
Terms Of Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic S1oper
Grammar and Needle-work, 5 session,
French, Drawing, Painting in1
water colours, Geography, 90
Mapping, the Elements of Z 10 do.
Natural Philosophy, &c.
Drawing and Painting in water. colours,
(separate,)S Wuo'
rreic'i language, do. 10 do.
geography and Mapping, do. do.
Boarding, g 100 per annnrn
" u. The ensuing session commences the
18th ut November next.
S atnton, October II, 1885,