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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-06

FAT OXEN. Joel Pratt, Jr., of Sterling, re.
Gently killed three Oxen of his own fatting.
which weighed as follows: 1929, 1871, l457
Total, 4150 lbs. ..----.--.--
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-06

" The SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURr will com
mence its Spring Term in this town on Tues
day next, the 18th inst
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-06
Boston, March 90, 1881.

DEsTRUcrrvE FIRE AT MIDDLEBURY, (Vt)
On the night of gath ult., block of buildings
at the South end of the bridge in MiddlebuTy
was burnt-Harris 81 Warrens store the
building occupied by ]. Wallet; the PRINTING
Office of J. w. Copeland; the store opposite
occupied by E. r. Smith and the Leather Store
OF David Nichols. Harris 81 Warren lost much
in, goods, Smith about $1,000. Copeland his
whole printing apparatus and some books. VAL
let nearly his whole lot of stock and shoes.
Smith, Copeland, Harris & Warren and Ger
Warren, who owned the buildings ON The we.t
side were insured. Nicholas loss about SIo0o
uninsured Shaw, who kept a grocery. lost h; .
whole stock of wanuts, worth $500 About
$4,000 insured in the whole. which will rss
suit in loss to the owners of moi less tbnn
$1000.-RutLand Herald.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-06
WAR DEPARTMrNr
= II N EMIT
Pension Office, March % lpa

Pension Office, March %, 1881.
Sir: In reply to your letter of the 18th instant
l have to inform you that by the Act of Congress
of the I'd March, 1929, the balance of pension due
in case of deceased pensioner, is not payable
to an administrator, if there be either widow or
children. The enclosed sheet contains Sc rules
of evidence observed in the cases to which you
allude.
IN case where there is no widow, and the chill
dren live at distance from each other, it must be
clearly shewn how many children there are, and
powers must be obtained from them to draw the
money before any part of it can be paid
am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
/ T. EDWARDS
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-06

At The sale of Stocks on Friday by Auction
Boston and Lowell Rail Road shares brouohi
seUenteen per cent. advance.
rr.. Boston Transcript.
Five shares were sold on Saturday al 24I
per cent advance
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-06

u A PROBATE COURT will be holden at
Brookfield, Vest Parish, on Tuesday next, the
10Th inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01
:. Nucu YEr smM.iss us.uNo +"
RECOLLEC lions.
From Poems by tho Honorable Mrs. Norton

From Poems ny the Honorable Mrs. Norton.
Do you remember all the sunny places,
Where, In bright long past, played tosetheH
DO you remember all the oil home faces,
That gather round the hearth ~intry westhyR
DO you remember all the happy meetings,
In summer evenings, round the open door
Kind looks, kind kind words and tender greetings,
aud elasping hands, whose pulses beat M more!
DO you remember the IN.
DO you remember all the merry laughter;
The voices round the SWING IN our uii garden;
Tho dog that when still followed after,
The teasing tIolic, sure OF speedy pardon.
We but children then, young, happy creatures,
Aud hardly knew how much had To lose;
but tho dtcaui-lkc memory Of those features
Coiaes back and bids my carken'd spirit muse.
DO you remember themi
Do you remainder when drst departed
FROM midst the old companions who were round us,
How very soon again We grew ight-hearted.
And talked with smiles links which bound
Aud after, when footsteps returning
With unfch weorn0ss, DER hill and plain,
How young heart, kept boiling up and burning,
To thiak how we'd DO at home ain!
Do you remember this,
To YOU rene nbor how TIE Dire ms OF glory
Kept fading from like a fairy treasure;
How thought lass of being famed in story,
And of those to whom fame gave PleasuTci
DO you remember in far countries, weeping
When a light breeze, n lower. hath brought To mrd
and made yearn for those we left bshind?
Do you remember ihisl
DO you remember when M sound woke gladly
Hut dssolate echoes through homo
Flew for u while talked then paused full sadly,
because voices bitter thoughts brngiust
Ah me- those days-thosc days. my friend, my brother,
Sit down and let us talk of all our woe,
For NO have nothing lett but another;
Yet where they went, old playmate shall go
Let remember this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

HEATRACT from the return of the freeholders APP
n 4 pointed TO view and value estray cow taken up
by. VIM Mayo of Henrico county.
Pursuant to warrant TO directed, we have this
day. viewed an estray COW shown to us by William
Mayo, aud do find the TO be red COW, with
white belly, back and tail, white in her face
with slit in each ear; supposed TO be about eight
years old and appraised 10 twelve dollars Given under
our hands, being previously qualified according TO law
MOSBY PULLIAM,
JESSE BLACKBURN,
FRANCIS II. PRICE
TEsTL, LOFTT.N NJ ELLETT, G. H. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

NOllCE-Was committed 10 the Jail Of Chester.
held county, on the 9th August last, as q runs
way, negro man who calls himself Sam, Is about AZ
years OF age feet inches high most OF his testh
out before. colour black, particular marks or ses,s
and says he belongs 10 the estate Of John Wal,on -
the county Of Sufry, 10 the State Of North CaroI;,
The owner s requested to come forward prove rrons,
~, pay charges, and take him away or be win he III,
WIN according 10 JOHN B. GOODE, Tailor,
VIC" N0' 50--Wi2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

COMMUNICATED
Matthew H. fERKiNsON. The deceased lived
upright man s6ecttonsts hu,bsod snd nthsf -, -
aste and devoted friend Ind ., ebYdbi. ~
those m di'ifot who lives d,J ivs
,.'eJ s,fsag a'1s mind mrr,vsd by sducson at The be
schools which this State sdyfded, which b,,
bu fieod', a. he would only bsve been useful IN Ill,
sui utshoihooi but hd be would bsvs bsso ,s.bis ~ ~
uniTy Eenefsyj but decsed ohefvie ~ On, MI
VII Sc ustrf'ss wisdom our duy submit without no,y,
los Of - nnssTe ffitud a. soy mao had WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01
Jan. 49,.

CHANCEkYs-At Hues held OlefEs Once Of E,sS-
County Court Mond.y, the 9Th day Of Dseembss
Lov nnod A. infant under the wears h.
Thomas Nj Hsn her gusid aD and next ttsnd, pIG' -
f'"'
Hdism Rsnnod' Albert Rsnnol1,, Henry S. Rspn.d ov.v
BeunDli Arthur ReBaoids, and Robert Repnod. bs ~
IT. Ssc,sJ.y .1t.', n, .-,, - Defds.
Jog esrt1 their sppes aud given seoufv seeo,n &c.
Assembly sod The rules Of this Court ana appssrsS bv ,,
factory
on mooo he famth yeoun,el II i. Ordered That The ,d
orhans a0Pest mere on the third Mondsy March neI and
snw me h OF the PsrGf ihas cory Of mi. o,s, H.
ioIlwn nd some Newspaper published w. the CITY sf Rich.
houa months succesvfly another oopv bs po,fsd
UP " os "'h d'or OF the Courthouse, Of tbi, equity
cory. Te.e,
Dec - 68-w8w JAMES ROY MICoU il. CLERK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

Extract Of a letter 10 the Editor. datef pandaIia
January 9th, 1881.
herewith ior~ard to you copy OF the resolutions
adopted Icy The Lrgisla o. Illinois on the Alb in
slaht' apo ~g The administration OF General Jackson
and accommodating biIn Tor d re-sec on TO the Presi.
hency. The following tile vote : In the senate
ayes H. noes 3 ab ieni-lIouss of ReDres
ayes 2S, noes 6, absen'.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ILLINOIS
pdndaiid January an. 1881
o. he'ofoed 6y the General Assembiyof the State of
HHDiS, That we have entire confidence in the I'M
bendng integrity, political experience and tried ps,
oiism OF ANDREW JACKSON, President of tbs United
StAtsss
ResoIUed, That we approve of the plain republican
principles upon which National Goyernm snt ba |.
seen aomins'ered by him. that we highly approve Of
the principles, developed by his late message which
shews that he is disposed to maintain national improve
menis protect the rights OF The States and guard our
Commercial relations, placing Them upon solid and dura.
be bas hal the system OF fair and Just protect on 10
our msnuscure-, aud prompt reduction of her ma
debt, are obj cts TO which his d, voted ,,rs are
oow Oh eeted; aud that he has, shown be most
dent opposition to allay ecljons aIorscs and
TENT, and to petpetuae the union and durability of our
eonedefscy at hszards aud far a. The acis of hi
administration are capable OF contributing TO The nor
Il 'he nation We have from his 'uc IN best guar
anee that they Will cOu inue TO be- directed with a
single eye to that object.
ResoiUed therefore, Tba, we approve of the rscor
mendaioDs made by The republican members of ,bs
Lpgslftures ot the S'a'es OF Pennsylvania NewYcrt
New Hampshire, NORTH Carolina aud Alabama NJ
General Jack OF 10 hi the Office Of Chief Magistrate NJ
the United states for the next Presidential Term. be.
lleying lily important 10 he interest Of he
that he should continue under the present nosfnr nj
our ahifs TO srve 10 that high office during anoth
consilu ion II refioJ. e ''
Passed 'be seoaie-ayes III nays 3; House of Re
prssentatives--ayes 2s; nays g. fU & TeI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

q NONCORD ACADEMY.-The exercises OF this
~ Seminary for the ensuing year, will commence on
the ION oil January and terminate the 18th of De-
cember, allowing August vacation. The course OF
instruction will comprise Reading, Penmanship Arith-
metc tue English Grammar and Exercises the use of
the Globes, the Drawing of Maps Surveying theoret-
cally and pTacticaly Geometry, plane and spherical
lrgonometry, Algebra, Fluxions Comic Sections His
tory Bellies Letters Natural, Moral and Political Phi
losophy, Astronomy, and the Latin, French, Greek
Spanish and Italian languages The subscriber has
been an Instructor of Youth about 80 years during
which time the merits of his system of instruction have
been FULLY tested. Being himself parent, he knows
the solcude te by others for the welfare and i'm.
proVement OF their children; and he will act parents
part towards all those placed under his auspices In
Tue discharge OF the arduous duties attached TO his vo-
cation he will be aided by his Sons. Assisted by them
he VIII be enabled TO pay due attention the above
mentioned branches, and special pains will be taken in
lmparting to his Pupils critical knowledge of our own
language Arithmetic, Geography and Surveying bran
ches generally Too much neglected, which though they
occupy an interior degree the scale OF Science are i'm
most conditions Of life, of paramount importance-The
method pursued in this Seminary is founded OH care
iul analysis OF the powers OF the human mind and from
experiments on boys of the sowest capacities its eff
cacy IN removing the obstacles by which the progress
oil youth is frequently impeded has been fully develop
ed he situation is retired and remarkably healthy
Soe OF the students have completed their educations
aud lett vacancies for others The patrons of the nst
tuition are invited to visit any time and Judge of the
situation and improvement OF the pupils.-The terms
Tor boardand tuition will be S11O, each boardcr finding
his bed, candles, &c, SIG If they be furnished
hn Parents and Guardians, residing at distance who
may wish TO commit their children and wards to- his
care are requested to write to the subscriber and di
rect their letters to
THOMAS b. COLEMAN, President
OF Concord Academy near the Bowling Green.
Jan. 1. uSw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01
W IRGINIA- 10 Chaneery. Hslfax Couoty Juy CouT, ~
" Doyo dhu jam boyd, Plaintiff,

10 Chneery. Halsx Couaty july OouI, Ia9o.
-'V'N ""u '@"" pOJuj Pisint6iJ
Oeorss Greshsm, Adm'r Of James Boyd, Sen. and in
ms o"o right ohn Foulkes CbrstiaD Godty, Francis
DDoyd' John Boyd, Sarah Boyd, George Boyd and
Geofge Aisun, fof.ud..t.
THIS onthi, day the ill n,,o, of,bs
HeePtGso Adams Faue BOYD yJ eYbib,t,
and examinations OF Witnesses and the Sarah How'd b,vn,
h On eon,dtfation The sdjudss order aud d.ee,
me defendant George Gresham
e'y he following accounts; Of his
esae OF james yd, Jun. dec and ,dn,ni,
usoh OF The estate Of James Boyd, Senior rbah
su account 'be said eeted
we anu spo The SANE, with matter sPeoy stated deemed
Pua'n ny hn required by either Of the parties, he AZ
sod the Ccu doth further sdudgs, snd dee,s ht
me Defendant Johu Boyd do
eISmine state settle aud report the court in Ike m,n
" ana the Court doth also adudge, order deere, that tb,
do betwesn
ssId Jame' Boyd de, Of his distractions during The period he
eained TO he TIER Gusdsn under will Of Lame, s,
wien sooun the sad commissioner directed
annsf aud the court doth further sdudso order md ds,,.
bat the dendsn John Boyd do ~ b
IONS as executor IN his James yd M de, .,.d
"soe me same eommisiOpef who 10 ts,s III
SAM'L WILLIAMS, elk.
O1mniisIobei's O6ee HALIFAX county,
Th..,,..,.,. go, January 12lh, 1881. &
ne rsItes intefeted will psss notice that have ann
ca the loh DAY April TO
eg'os order OF court which Day .usnd
AZ ny 'hee win then accounts
Sod esmen std with ose copies Of court papers
H. "a THoS. EASLEY, commer.
's"' 10 7s-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01
r. Il. GRAVES, DO. I
"a u8u
January le.

W IRGINiA5In ohaneery-HabaI County July Court 1880
Tisys Brooks, Pl.in,,f ~
Da'dsie Ors"l,y aud John ii. Wmbih, administrator
Of d. Ike w. Rowleu, dec, Def,nd,n,,
IL PPa that the plaintiff hah the
Orsw'y who not nhabant Of the mode p,,rN
TAXING
MN nken Tor coniesrd On consideration court dom
auudg ORDER and decree, that Easily do take
count between the plaintiff aud the defendant Bs.da
also between the sad B'de'e Crawley Duke dee
"hieh sara accounts the aforesaid Is
and report TO he court with specially stated deemed
pertinent ~ hL'e required by the stated mi
court dSth further orde that JGhu Wmbh an
account OF MS Accumulation Of the tn
SAID eomms'ione who directed state ,e aud r,eo ,s
same with my matter specisly sisted deemed by hnS
or required by the parties TO he $ stated . '"
copy -Tetie,
SAhiL WILLIAMS, Clerk
The parties Interested will please hsye
o Aru the eeted in ~. 60
souS oidtf OF court at Hsx Courthouse which dsy tv 49,,
etsd TO attend wit" their vouchers ready Tor sI.mi
Tan ,e TFos. EASILY, Commissioner
78-w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01
TREAsyRr DEpAarmssr.

Stst OeceUOer, 1881,
NOrlCE IL hersby given TO the proprietors OF the
v Four and one hat per cent stock, Issued in pur
suanee oil an act OF Congress passed the Sd Of
March, 1870. In exchange for stock bearing an nte
rest OF six per cent, that the certificates OF the said
stock, amounting in the whole TO million flee hun
d, ed and hhirty-nine thousand three hundred and
htrfystr dollars and sixteen cents will be paid the
hrst day OF July, 1881, TO the prop'e,crs thereof,
their legal representatives. or atorn ys dlly constu-
ted, on the presentation and surrender OF the ce
hcates at the Treasury, or at the Loan Office wher.
the same may stand credited.
Notice is further given that transfer Of the cert.
hcates OF the said stock from the books OF the Treasury
or any Loan Office, will be allowed alter the 6rs day
Of June, 1881.
Aud a'so that the interest all the certificates Of
re said stock will Cease aud determine the 30h day
| OF June Aforesaid. ID. INGHAM,
Jan. 7S-lamtlst July. Sec'ry of the Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

cuANcERr- Ia 0soshisnJ souoiy eosst, so,h Dstmhs
II 1880 -
oesdsh Jordan aud Jane his wife, formerly Jane morhos
Phs.
sgsnst
May Morrison widow Of Malcolm Morrison, deed John Ds.u
and mafsse, h, wife formerly Margs, MOrou wls
wsri aud Mary his wife, formerly Mary Moop, Nancy
J 1hu Morrison, Dsus
tn. bill the Plaintiff bsps filed, IN. Dsisosu
John Montgomery snd Sarah has wife aud John Moroo
catered their and security according
Ae' o. Assembly aud the Rule, Of tn" C'ut aud
me siaeuou Vt the that they iuhabtas
state on the molten of the Pisind council
thths d Deiendan John Monts Sarah his wife,
aud John nicrton do Monday Muh
mex, aud answer tie bill VI the Plaintiff; COPY this
order he forthwith inserted
OF Remnd io eight weeks svely, aud posted oat
aoo VI the courthouse oil TINS County
copy. T.ts =
Jsn.2s al vsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

ENDUCATION. My school will be coniinued the
IA ensuing year, at my residence in Hanover Coun-
ty, about % miles from Richmond, and 6 above Col
GoodalIs. My course of instruction will compIise
the Latin, French, and English Languages; Geogra.
ply with the use of the Maps aud Globe; regular
course oil History with Chronology, Arithmetic Mathe
mates and the art OF surveying; English Grammar and
English Composition.
My terms for board Tuition, Washing, Lodging and
FUEL are $50, the scholastic year Of ten months NV
school Will commence the l5h of January 1891 and
terminate on the 18th December A vacation of four
weeks will be given in the summer.
There will be examination at the close of the
year. The result Of which will be sent TO the parens
ana guardians OF children committed TO my care. Par
ucuar attention will be paid the moral conduct of
my pupils, aud good discipline main aimed in school.
have been engaged in teaching for eight years past
and am uly sensible oil the great responsibility which my
profession imposes My residence is unusually heal.
thy and remote from places of vice and dissipation In
relation to my character and qualifications I am au-
thoIised 10 refer 10 the following gentlemen, viz:
Right Req. Richard Claiming Moore ID d. of
Richmond.
Req WtIidm armstrong, Of Richmond.
f. s. Il. James, s. ca. of do.
Req. JViltiam Meade, ID d of Frederick County
Hanerer Dec 1929, HERMON DAVIS
Certificate Of Bishop Moore.
Mr' H. DAVIS was employed by Bishop Meade a.
private tutor OF his children Tor upwards OF two years.
and have every reason to believe was approved by
him. !, therefore, cen with p oprety recommend Mr.
DAVIS to such parents as may Re disposed to employ
hi "a. RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
letter addressed to me, mu be directed 20 Mont
Pelier, Hanover county, Va. HERMON DAVIS.
Nov ~ 57-wtf
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q are respectfully informed, that this Institution
will be- opened again, the 18th OF January next I'M
der the immediate superintendent OF the Teach
ers The course Of Instruction will embrace the En-
giish Latin and Greek Languages, Geography, with
the use oil Maps and Globes, Arithmetic, Algebra, Gs-
ometry, plane and spherical Trigonometry, and the
heory aud Practice oil Survey The French Span.
ish aud Italian Languages will also be tau should
NE number OF scholars be sufficient to.jusfy the
employment OF competent Teacher. ShaukiuI for
the liberal patronage extended to the Institution
during the past year, its claims again before the
public Whilst the unwearied exertions which the
undersigned have heretofore manifested in the dis
charge OF their arduous duties, may be received a
some pledge OF their future conduct they trust that
the improvements which experience will cradle the IN
to make, both in the mode OF teaching pursued and the
judIcious organization OF the Institution, will enlarge
the sphere OF it's sefulness As suitable situation for
the instruction OF youth lew places believe d. com
hine more advantages than this Among these its we'll
seiected library, saubrious air, commodous buildings
aud facilities OF communication with different pars of the
country, merit especial notice, Terms for boarding
aud T"iton, including washin s2uendng, Sc SllO
each Boarder iinding bis bed, bedding towel. and
children at this institution, quesed TO AXE time
iy applications to Charles Lewis Jr.
Address, RsppahauDock Academy. Caroline County
va, CHARLES A. LEWIS, Jr
SAMUEL b. OWEN WILSON
uJA young gentleman. a student OF the above
OF uDexcepuonable character and anable
manners, WHO is we'll qualified to teach the Elemeu-
;s'y Branches OF Mathematics, together with the
English and Latin Languages Geography with the use
OF the Maps and Globes and the Theory and Practice
oil surveying wishes to obtain employment as Teacher
IN private miiyLetters addressed TO either of the
Teachers, at the Rappahannoek Academy, will meet
with prompt attention. Nov 10. 56-2lw2w-wtfI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

Hunter vs. FairfaI, 9th Mumford.)
t3d Dallas, f73.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

NNHiTE MARSH FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
w is authorised by the heirs and distributes OF
Mary NJ p C. Rootcs, deed. to make sale of that vau
able estate in the county of Gloucester and state Vir-
GINA, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the qualhy i'm that
section OF country minute description of this Estate
is unnecessary, il is certain that persons disposed
purchase will examine il parculary they are invited
TO do So and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises, is instructed to show any gentleman who
desires it, every part OF the Estate. will only add,
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending to BOTH aordng navigation to vessels OF
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
incnts consist of large brick Dwelling House, with
tour rooms on floor, nearly new, and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, of them
brick, and most of them new. The Low Grounds lay
in one compact body Immediately in front the house
without single break, and every part to be from
the dwelling at single glance of the eye; they
ly calculated for the production of Barley, Wheat,
dian Corn Cotton, &c., in fact this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have seen it, to be the best
OF the same extent and of the handsomest in Va
The time OF payment will be made to suit the pur-
chaser and the necessary number of hands cultivate
the Estate together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils, SC. will be sold witt, it, if required
May III. 1-wtf JOHN TABB.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
EHysssDegels iSytgaocy Coglegc.

Inc next nessIon OF Hampden Sydney Colere
VIII commence on the LIST November The eX-
Penses, for fees to Professors, board, room-rent
anu servants attendance, for the winter session
OF SIX months, amount To $40 75-for tho sum.
'ner session OF four mouths S57 25
y Inc f4cul'y and the subjects taught are as
|. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, by JONATHAN p. CusH.
ING, President and Professor.
:. mathematics, by PETGE MoVyccAn, Pro
3. Ancient and Modern Languages, by a L.
HOLIDAY, Professor.
4 I KhetoT-c' History, &c, by Rev. GEoRGr
The annual meeting of the Trustees. Wi
.a axe p'"ce on he 28th and 2:'th Of September
The new wing OF tie collsge eGiiicc WI b,
completed for the reception Of Students. by the
ist Nrvenber Wan S. NORTON.
sep 8-"ot Secy Of the Board Of Trustee.