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p'osa, fhH MI certificates scrip 10 be ,v.d \, VI,
we OF any warrant hereafter 10 BIS granted ~, -
sueu 70 INC party originally entisfe or nj; b,
OF neTs, cevses or devi.ees rs the case may be-
sec o. md De It further enacted That m. rrov;
s'ons OF this act, sha be deemed and TAKEN % -. 49,,
an suoh omcers soldiers, sailors, marines chaoI,in,
musicians. surgeons and surgeons mates 4, ths Ind -
sea service 81 the State Of Virginia during the
uuonary war; aud generally, TO every p,rson Ia ~
Tue state had engaged TO pay land boun,v Tor seryi
III a' ar OF any description, by any law or r.so
'ncn passed before, aud in force at the DAT. nj H.
ueeu o ees'ion; except only puch persons AZ ara
TONED Ia, and provided for, by the ressrv.,i,,
eu ia 'he said deed OF c-ssion ia favor of IN. oc.
ana soiisrs OF the said State on Al .s.huh
ment Ircp'ded That sc,ip, is.u. Ell uuJ.r the n,o
N"a' oi ms act, sha'i ene the holder To enter or
p . a"y se'ued or occupied lands, without IN.
be aciuay residing on said lands at the time In.
snail be entered or app.d for: fuI propi,ied oIs,
nMme amount oil land thus located, shall, not
$50. 00J aer $. ~ NV eAeeod
Sec D. .fad be az further enacted Tha, IN. ,r,,;
s'os o' 'hs u AMI fourth sections this act shall
issued by the United S'ates in satisfaction Of 60,
ior bounty land, for services during the Revolutionary
war; "nd that The laws h.reio!or, epacie! proviJuS
oi ' issuing sa'd warrants, hereby revived and
continued IN force for two wears.
Sec Z. .fad De At further enacted That III. provi.
VI ,',s act shaii also be deemed and taken TO ex.
ten 10 all the un'stsfed warrants of the yiryipi, Ar
my, on continents establishment: Propiied ri a, The
qnani,y thereof shall not exceed ffy thousand acre.
!" auuon TO hs $4,000 acres heretofore authorized
TO be located by thrr State Line
approved, May 80. 1880. A. STEVENSON,
speaker oil the House of Representatives.
J. c. CALHOUN,
Vice President of the United S, atcs and
President of the Senate.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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THE GOLD MINES.

from inc Siishi experiments made during Lac, cum.
her the prospects of rich dsposite of Gold in Rorn,
were apparently AZ good as in part OF the State; but
rom lack OF enterPrizr, and o'brr concuring ob.,a
cles the exnermeal Iabors in thi, county were after
e"nparauvely speaking, scratching of the esrth
enhrciy su'peDdei Tor period of seven or ,iyh
months But some rev miues having been thi, spring
discovered and better spirit refused into The propr;e
Tors oil those op"ned last season the operation. at the
Rowan mines have been comm snced AZ e a. with lin.
prospect OF reAliZag fair profits in the business
'song other discoveries |. v-in-mine on The
and OF williamson Harris, Esq. which pfom-e. to RI
"a" me rich veins in Meckienhrg. Some hiog
"e have reason 10 expect, will he done at the mines in
Rowan. during the present summer.
In Divid.on, Cabarrus and Meckl'nburR cornties
new machinery as being erected, in AL ion 10 the va
riou' work heretofore in operation. H,rs. power II i.
no" generally conceded, il not eff Give >rd eco
no'nica oT driving the machinery, ei.der steam or
wderpower; the Gracr no lie j., con. entlv rapJly
giving place to the two latter. In these con,;es inn
nense quantities of the prscio..s metal are realized no,
only from The godmiHs, tat by means Of the divers &
oe oo'tod'ces "s-I Tor separating the fine goll from
The grosser substances.
Burke Comfy appears 10 stand unrivAlled thus far
10 Worth as vel ~ South America. for The e,t-nt and
richness OF her opposite mines New dscsv.ries ar.
almost daily mad; and il would seem as though ,i.
auri-Fon. strata Psrvaasd the banks Of every river
creek and branch in that whole extent Of nv.
Recently, Rutherford county has We'd with her neigh
hour Burke for distinction in her golden rcsoarces.-
we learn from the Spectator that mine lately discover
ed on the lands of Thomas Jeans and worked by Charles
Hill, yielded in week by the labor of four hand.
1853 worth Of metal. B,sles, there had orevions '
ben 90 IDLY nnmb'r Of mn.s op.ned in Rutherford;
some o. which have been pretty extensively and pro-
| htably worked
| The operations at the mine. in Montgomery An,on
AMI Guiifrd counties are MT as e1tan,ve as
yet saving business i, done at all h1se which ar
work d with any degree OF spirit and economy and in
i"any instances rich reward is realized for the Iabo
| bestowed.
In Haywood county, IA spondcn Of the RaI.is
Star Staies) Gold hes been discovered on the LANDS
Col. Rbeu Love. aud f Desver. near wAynesvilI,
aud tie probability IL, tat were suisbls experiments t.
bc made, valuable miac, could h. opened ther~.
Hesfeyu Cdr0iinfnu
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GREECE.

We understand the late protocol issued by The Reri-
poeh'is'ies Of EnglanI France and Ru.a, in fo,sc'
to the Ad'iis Of provides fer the es extcise
o. religion AMI public w,r hip in that couBry without
Distinction Of sect ,-aad that all ez.ns whatever may
be ter religion, shail he Admissible 10 all public oces
and honor' add treated upon the footing Of per Get
quality IN al trir religious, civil, AMI political relation
These arc The principle, hch have long been in prac-
ee among ouFselyts& which have heen found TO fccurs
he rigts OF all, without injsry 10 any. They are
precisely The principles which would wish to
dopted ia Greece, AMI ia eve-y other Country They
are alIks pronoiive o! inlTiduh happiness, and the
property OF trus religion. StnfO perpefud.
nv Y Jour. IF Com
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THE IUEROV 'Sr~


NEW EcHorA, May 20. 1880 Before tho MY,
nnmber OF cur paper shall be s.us, the first day Of
june The day set spMt by Georgia for the Of
her assumed jurisdiction over the Cherokees aud IN
execution OF her laws touching the Indians. will have
arrived. The dsv il now at hard. The Cherokee.
have looked TO il deliberately they have anticipated lie
spprosch but hey are still here, the land of hsir
a'"er' 80 conscious ate thy Of heir rrht, as p.o
PEE mat they have Thought il not best to ayo, IN.
hteaench operation OF ciuiiiscd ami republican, not 10
sayreugo"s laws by preci,l,itc Fight to the W..,
er Wills Thy are still here but agree or con-
sent 70 come under those laws. This they never will
'o' hey have protested ainst the measure and ,yil
awavs protest aga;ns,it
"hsn The tis,e comes, that the State law. are 10 he
~ WI riy"-, "a ey doubt will be, backed
oV me Scutive Of the United States aud the lac do
ION OF The Senate, upon the reprobste Cherokee. We
are unable TO say what the effects will be. To us tho
nnre - nut darkness. Ode thing know there ,piR
0c s,Ue'tng. The Cherokecs will be prey to the
cuPd''y OF white men; every indigny end every on
prss'oh' VIII oe heaped upon them. They have al
retiy undergone much when the time i. mer, " in an
'ci alton How will be, when tull licence i, sivcn
to their opprcssor..
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HNDUCATION.-The second Session of Mr.. Jsba
r. u. Nelson School, will commence o., the 18th
OF July next, Clifton the residence of the Snb,,r
per, va the upper end Of II hanover, in a remarksbIy
hsaHhy negbbourhoOj, six miles from tie Fork Church
and Tour from Verdon Post Office and tet inmate on the
I'm oil December following In consequences Of tbs
ehespness OF pfoduce, the subscriber will eeommsats
ten or twelve boys with board and tuition iaeludise
washing, lodging, fuel, and candles in addition :, hs
present number, at $40 the ssssion.
JOHN CASTLEN,
Clifton, Hanover.
June IS. 90
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TENNESSEE GOLD.

u.
Or. I'o'st, Professor Of Chemistry and MneraIogy.
IN me Uoiversy at Nashviils during the vacation AZ
Cnnege mas taken ramble arross fhs Cumberland
Mountains and through portion Of Ea-t-Tannessee
An mil the features OF the country full Of chnes. and
variety oil mineral productions Gold ha. already been
discovered about 10 or IL miles he Souh Of IN. Tel
leo r. aims near the Unika Mounian in the Cherokee
Settlement The gold occurs in snail grain. and il oh
aimed ny washing stratum of 10 or IL inches of soil
a1 seems TO have been produced Ivy the dr,e or alton
OF Rock, which belongs to the series Of Tran.ition or
rather 70 Clay Slate formation This slate has been fill
Ell with small tubes OF iron pyres which are now near
w s IN state Of dec position leaving these cavities
hi'el with yellow iron ochre These pyrje. are often
an'ierons and the gold not beins Susceptible Of de-
competition, remains unslterrd ard il disseminated
through the so bv the dsnre CATION Of tho rock the
'ight'r PARTICLES of which are carried away bv tn.
rams, &c leaving the heavier ones still remaion A.
mong Other gravel Thu seem, have been the ca
WI e gold region OF This state because the gold is no,
only iound IN the small rivucts brooks but also on
the declvtes OF the mountains and near their very
.n'ninis so that this district may prove an eyhaus.
ME source oil wealth. not alone for those who are col
ec'g the metal, hut particularly the farmer. Of the
surrounding country who viii find maxi, for IN ir
oince among the opls who working these min
10 iact produce has already r,en in price in E.sT
nessee since The working OF the mines in The ne
Ing state OF North Carolina.
The Professor also states, that minv beautiful va,.
gated mirles will be found in East-Tennesse. and
" aocunds IN mill seat. the saving and polishing OF
marble may III future provs lucrative branch OF bu l.
ness RaIei Oh Register.
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"Gccn rxr RrnA,S, vs.vso.n'

(h,~as ire Bostet Coarier.)
LINES .nrysseS reaGs Captain sIacsay ouehinr ,cco
Of tho loss of thsship Boston, which ho commanded and
subsequent sufedGs\ of HIMSELF passengers aud
~ The morn wa. "a r.. aud the sun shouo bright,
ga we lay yi'ioa : a Ia motion ,Sn M,
Like a sea-s,''; a.:sspN, N tho ocean"
Then the clouds ~ h., mseey nest
And the Ocean hovo IL. "cu,s p "i , "sa'''
With awful dreams portendins.
Aud the wind arose in susty squalh\
TSs" S Sss '' Would iIIS a IL Ss sudden falls
Like one in az ague shvcring
Aud ile thunder rolled in the armament hA \,
And it. ferked tongue Kissed oar,Glly,
Our ha,ed ship surrounding.
And shO suddenly sprung like wounded roo,
l Then nm m; ,,.,ai., lay oa ,ho Giow
Like tho leaves OF III, weeping willow.
And the fire was hcre, and the Ere there,
There was d nre below aud Der ps
sho, fire throSsSoS, H. s"ph "S y arm S@''
And the Ocean itowncf before u.s.
Then our boat was lowolc with fearful specd
Like wi,hercd leaf q broken reed,
Which the breath Of the whrwind sca,,ors.
And And morning came Go out IL G .Sas, not alone
For rain, and cold, AID tho sea birds moan,
And famine aud thirst
And shc, whose gentle spirit had been
Blossed US and thea iion tho troubled scene,
Passed like u seIaph, bcote
10 our ship when the lightning tore her;
Full bravcy, the following tenpcst's height,
Tho voice of the Veteran Warrior.
But signs uttered, and wero shed,
As we gazed, with painful emotion,
Upon the remains of lovely leal
which, with prayers consigned 10 tho
And all seemed dark; when ciy
From each parchod lap resoundiny--
a sail sail! :. elod our voices high
\ SAL a sail! sho approaches nigh,
Der tho blue rapidly bounding.
And soon she eame, and with eager haste,
we were rescued from
Aud, safe from the breath u hc stormy blast,
We ,Tod on the deck OF the stranger.
Oh On! cold was tho hoaLt, that beat not them
With feelings of grateful devotion,
10 That morciiul Beiag, who again
Restored fellow mon,
From the gaping depths of the Ocean H. n
to tho Grand National Cemetery Year ooOo" Tho follow
ing is one of the cpiaphs:
on WILLIAM CoBBETr
"Etccod by grateful nation
of
Chancellor of tho Exchequer
Miid aEd unasSumins n his manners,
acta@iod 10y the integrity aud min
cinles, the private virtues
OF TINS distinguished patriot and phiosophor
kept pace with his public abilities
G'llod with the prOflndity of Bacon
anu Tho philanthropy of a Howard,
he "a ma
for the shafts of caIuniny and nSu4o
Yet though ho Posse-seda mind snsuIarly son,i,iv,
hc endured his wrongs in slcnc.
10 never nsulted an enemy.
N"vef lost a friend.
But tho ou.lo, ,h"t CHEN, levaed him above mankind
Modesty aud Dsatero-. 'ane's'
He saved,
not only his country, but Europe and Anitr'~',
when nobody else could
fos the trinng of siNneaca-
the price of his Register"
Tho principal feature of design gon; and scattered
about fragments of plated grass and Indian
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e. HOCCO SPRINGS, Tayren NJ On th.
~ LIT day oil June next, the houses at SHOCCO
oFhINGS nine miles south OF Warrepton and
sixe-n mllcs north OF Lewi'burg, will be opened IL,
Tue reception Of Vi'itors.-The great advantage, Of
THIS watering place in most of d.pepsi, in other
diseases and debility, have hecn so often tested bv
'hose VINO have attended, that TO such il is only
Sary 10 say, that all the buildings in excell. re-
pair ana condition. The accommodations in every re
pect, shall be such my beet Efforts can Effect for
comfort and convenience all who NAV visit the place
10 thofe who have not visited Shocco. il msy he ne
ces'sry 20 say, that the buildings sufficiently nu
nerous and conveniently arrang for the accommoda
ton OF a large as1emsi,ge. The private apartments
WIZ afford ample retirement hose who pre- fer IT, and
he public halls are abunlanly spacou, to receive al
VINO may de'ie company, aud where music and dane.
lag can be enjoyed by such delight in IT,
Arrangements will be male to have divine wor,hjn
performed at the SpiinSs on the Sabbath dav where
such vi'i'ors az may choose, can attend preaching
without Inconvenience.
In addition to the valuable dcinal qualities az III.
'hocco WATTS, they are located in most he atby par,
oil IN country surrounded by polished society," where
the invalid can be restored 10 health in an agreeable
circle.
Tue best servants have been provided; the bar will
oe found to contain the choicest liquors. no pains
VIII be spared render Tie time of visitors perfectly
comfortable.
My terms for board. Sc will be one dollar per day
Tor each grown pers>n-ehillren and servants hail
price For horses SIS per month 60 cent? pr day
49, ANN JOHNSON.
There tpiU De BALL s. PARTY furnished al
Shoceo Springs On the evening, OF the 9Th and 7h OF
July. The music provided for the occasion "a III moi
be inferior 10 any that heard IN Moth "a,
roIiha. May FL. 4-wSw
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INVALUABLE HYCo LANDS FOR sALE.-Th

INVALUABLE HYCO LANDS FOR SALE.-The
subscriber, agent Of DOct. Joseph Jones, late
OF HALIFAX county, Va, OF Tenne,see, is auhor-
hed TO sell two adjoining Tracts Of Land lying Hyco
River part 10 Halifax county, Va, and part in Person
county, NJ Carolina; containing about 600 acres,
nod The othe about 250;here IL probably $50 OF
low grounds these tracts, aud The upland IL mostly
rich tobacco lands also Tract OF about 400 acres
Goldman Creek, Haifaxthis tract 10 very good; and
Tract Of about $50 in Person county, NJ Carolina
mostly IN woods and well hmbersd. TIE Hyco land il
very rich and valuable and good bargain will be sold
In any or oil Of them, II early application is made.
Hslifsx, May z, I2S-wSN" .TIIOS. EASILY
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yNessrs. Austin Wafkins, Pefey Rison, Rich

.UeSSTss HuStIn WafFInS, PeffT RisOn, Rich
ard CToddoek, John BdldIoin and Jain TrttIy:
~ IRS-Tske notice that shall, on Monday the 18th
~ day Of August 1880. a, tbs Tavern OF William
Pearson at Prince Edward Courthouse proceed to take
the depot ions Of John Osborne, Thomas Mashall and
o,her', TO be read evidence suit now depending
10 the Superior Court Of Chsncery for lhe Richmond
District IN which am Plaintiff aud you Defeudans
and at Jamesown, on Saturday the 2Isi August, 1880;
and at Jeersville in Amelia County, the 4th day
September; and al Samuel B. Jeets Tavern in Nlto-
way County, on the lst day Of October and nj J,n.
nngs Old Ordinary, the 9th October; aud BIooks's
Tavern in town Of Manchester, the 23d day Of o
ober next shall proceed to take the dispositions Of sum
dry other Witnesses TO be read evidence in Tire same
suit above mentioned, at which several times and
places, you aud each Of You may attend If you think
proper Should The dispositions be taken the days
above mentioned shall ooniioue at eacit place 10
take them day after day (Sundsys excepted) until they
are ali taken. am yours, &c.
june Is. I1-w3S' WILLIAM SMITH.
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June 49,.

ID VIE subscriber, intending to open Training Sta
N bic this Fall, at New Market, will take fouy
colts or horses TO train in the Stable with Polly Hon.
kins snd Kate Kearney. lie has hired Charles, iormes
W the property OF VIM VIM, dec. OF SUssex county -
All necessary attention will be paid by the sub.efibsr
10 person.--Ihe tanning will commence the ct dsy si
Julydnd perons wishing 10 have their horses trained
viii apply 10y Or before that tine.
THOMAS ID. WATSON.
Fe'e'sDurg, May Il 4-wtJstJuly
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DuBLIc ENTERTAINMENT a. "a. ruoa,.

DuBLIc ENTERTAINMENT ar IN. n,,r,.
- feaSs SPring~-Having purchased the proper
osmeriy belonging to William a. Hsger IL IL NV in
tent,cn to keep house OF Public Entertainment Tbs
improvements consists Of large, and eommo,iiou.
mouse, which Is now occupied tavern and several
out-houses fitted up for the conve nence of M
Hes sufficient in all for the comfortable
OF one hundred persons. The climate aud siu,tion
extremely healthy, aud affords in every respect mos,
"es"aoe retreat from those no xious vapours which
prove 80 fatal To hcal,h and which too ternsn,i @
IN low marshy countries, during the sicky .esssn Ard
nea' Oh 'he summer months. With regard 10 the mine
RAJ water II has never as yet beeu propelv
Chyinical Analysis; and we are ther.fo,s ,,.,.,t,
In the dark as 10 its component paris-But b.ss. ~;
refreshing and exharang qusliiies il has long he en-
priced as the very best Chaybeate in cobioatio I'm
acid and some Of tho Saline salts Az ,nsdci,. \, ~
been boh externally and internally applied ash ,b.rs
nardy any production in nature that has De ed an
many wonder iul and extraordinary cures and ,;,n
observation has sufficiently shown tina, ia u;,w saS
success would be still greaer, were the system nroner
prepared, and due precautou observed as to re
'nu 'noue OF ivng. The utmost care should he taken
ABSTAIN from the nee OF ardent spirit and Eating
qu,rs oil every kind. as they all have tendency 70
check, or couneract the santary oprra,ion and ina
OF e water ana thereby rcards the progress of
ne cure ,and when indulge in excess never fa
% prove destructive TO the general health and
oi the patient Due care should Xix wise b., ,k.n mo,
me digestive organs nor to impede the regular
inrcuons OF the bowels by loading the stomach bv
TOO nee use OF the water bu, the quantity shsuld be va
RED according TO circumstances 20 a. To st All The
inherent grade and symptoms OF the disease. In OBJ.
r"cuons Of tie gsniular, or Is mpha,ic system and
Ia all chronic diseases accopnied with general d. bill
W has proved its II peculiarly Elf acous In Scro
phua or Kings Evil, obstinate Ulcers letters Ring
worms, and cuianeous disorders Of every kind il il al
most considered as infallibe remedy. When f.ken
IN certain quantities, has the powerful eff.c, ON
me stomach bowels. "raays, skin, and al the
.'iose diseases incident 10 females
where every other means have failed experience hs,
'uny tested its superior powers and efficacy
Any farther remarks are deemed cntirsIy
as the celebrity and virtue. the water long sine.
and II
ing; that with proper management thi. might he mad
W Few years one OF the most fashionable and de .irae
placer OF resort east Of the Bue Rdge-Vstor, on ,h,ir
70 ,ne o'her spr'nss who may think prcpsr give
me call, may calculate en- meeting with the very has,
accommodation. and rrc.ivine every neee,.arv a.;cn
op; as am uly determined TO use every exey,ion
70 merit patronage by giving general .st. faction IN
pubic. PETER RUTHERFORD.
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1880 HENRY WHEATON. IT.. 81
L IT SCHIMMELMANN, IL. s |
SrENfANN r. g

AID whereas the said convention has been duly rati.
hed OF both uaTi and the respective ratification of The
same were thi. day exchanged at WasbnsIon by .ar.
t'n Ia1 Bu'tn secretary Of st,ts Of Tie Unsd Safe,
the part Of said states AMI 'hs ch-valicr Peter Pc
derSen. king commander of the royal order OF Dan
n;hrce, hs Danish naj.stys counsellor OF conference
and his minister resident and eonsul gsne;a in the
states, on tn mart Of his sail In2j"sIy.
Now, there fore. bs known, that | Andrew Jackson,
president Ct the United Statctnt America have caused
me 'aid convention TO be made public the end that
ne same, aud tvsrv clause aud ar'i-e thereof he
observed aud fulfilled Urn good n II by ths U.ed
States and ciZ'rs thereof
Ia Wines whereof / havo hereunto set ny hand,
and caused the seal Of the Uhi.ed STATS 10 be af yed
Doa@ at The City Of Washington, this tith day Of
jane, i'll the year of our Lord one thousand
IL 81 eight hundred and thirty, and Of the ndepea-
dence OF The Uni;ed States he Gltv tourh
ANDREW JACKSON.
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BY he p-esiien
VI. Van Buren,, sec -etary of stale.
The French version is omitted, being deem
sentis TO be published
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. edmond FEMALE SEMINARY-.M,.
EGG CHHIsTIANNA G. BURKE, respectiuIJv an
nouhees mr. Intention to open ia this city, on tbs r.t
way oil Oc'ober next, Seminary os the admission of
foung L'dles "a Boarders aud Scholars.
IL Is contemplated 10 off ian institution combu;r-
e most so'd acquirer,chs, with the most por ar anS
iasn'ohAoie accomplishments Without " ,iny .,.a
o.sny exraSic'ha'5 qualifications Tor dscbaryog IT,
arduous an highly responsible duties which viii a..
VoVe on her as Principal, Mr.. fcee copfdent H.,
al carry attention TO the subject OF Education and ~
experience oil many years in It's dcia,ls-uneJ IN IL.
asSsidnee OF so many able teachers will enabI
",fh advantages equal 10 any in this State and mo, ;
ieiior 10 nose OF any Northern institution
MIS- Burke will receive daily assistance from, M
hurk al an hour not interfering with the duties 81 nj.
own fmnsrS; Mr. Maculy Teacher OF yDafhemsf
yes ~. me R'ehnond Seminary, will also give ds,Iv in
msnt. ' NePa''-
MI stephen Bernard, native OF France will ts.ch
the modern languages ' "~eA
Music, Drawing and Dancing, will be taught nv The
most approved masters. 90" y wv
nodrders VIII receive that parental attention which
whist avoids undue restraint, will insist on III. f,,6I
nrht oil all moral aud religious duties and epiojn
c' regard Tor those observances best calculated n
Insure an easy and becoming department:
he following table exhibits a more extensive eou,..
OF studies Than Is generally offered Tor the educ alton Of
'ehaiet. Ibey ale submitted in detail on account AZ
ne osheI, thinany part will consider the IN asssn.
TIA t. a complete education