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u m m en- GOO Is.
"A GREAT variety of plain and twiled
"A Stripes-Blus Jeans, Slormonts, Beaver.
teens, DC &c. for summer wear, by the piece
or yard for sale Low, by ~
May 90. Wm. C. Co,zens 9. 20
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ARRANGEHENT FOR JUNE.
VIE new and splendid Steam Boats BOS.
ION, Capt. VIM. ComsrocK, and PRO
viDENCE, Capt. S. THAYER, will leave
New York aud Providence. Oh the following
days -
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BOSTON.

The above splendid Boats are propelled by
low pressure Engines. and have each two
heavy copper boilers. They will stop at the
Long Wharf, Newport, to receive aud land
Passengers.
June ~
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j. y. Turner.
The Subscriber having made new ar
rangement in business, as above stated, and
finding it indispensable that all his old &C
counts should be settled. earnestly solici,s
the attention OF those with whom he has un.
settled accounts, tn their adjustment, and
gives this general notice thai after the tirs,
of October next, those remaining at thai
time unadjusted, will be placed in the hands
Of George Iarner, Esq for final seitlerne Mt
May I5. Wiliinm Turner
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CO-PARTNERSIlIP FORMED.
A. HOWE,
s.
j. r METCHEAR.

HAVlNG entered into CO partnership in
Ii the discharge of the duties of Livery
Stable, respectfully solicit part of the pub
lie patronage. They have two separate sta i.
bles--one will be KEEP; at the Bellevue Hotel,
and the other on the north side of Pelham ST.
next above, Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House.
Their horses and carriages are second to
none, and close attention will be paid TO the
calls and wishes of all who see proper to ex.
tend to them their favors. They viii! always
be in readiness to attend to the arrivals and
departures of the Steamboat. In a word
they. are prepared to meet any exigency
which usually comes within tho sphere. OF
their business, horses kept for long or shor,
period. Terms liberal.
lime 10 +.
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NOTICE

NOIICE.
VH>iiE Subscibcr bas during the past week
received largo additional supply of
European aud Domestic Spring goods Of ev.
cry dIscrlption--which enab. ~ him to Offer
TO customers very large and elegant as.
sortment at prices that cannot fail TO please.
THOMAS FOWLER Jr.
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A LII persons Iaving demands against
"a The Steamboat Rushlight since the Ist
April, VIII present them TO The subsc RI
oei ior settlement. S. II. NORTHAM.
MAY 20,
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Notice

Notice.
'EHE Undersigned having this day form.
- ed professional come xion for the
practice Of
MEDICINE and SURGERY,
in th,s Town, uuder the firm of
Wna. & j. v. Turner.
Tender their services To ,he Public, in the
different branches Gf their profession. They
sill expect their Accounts to be paid or ad-
justcd annually at least.
Wn, Tuner.
j. y. Turner.
The Subscriber having made new ar
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NEWPORT BANK.
"A SEM Annual Dividend is declared and
"a payable al this Bank on and after Mon
dayihe LIST day OF July, next. BY order,
June 70. S. CAHooNE, Cashier.
HATS. HATS. HATS
Il ooK before You leap, TILLEY bnseo-
~ pene more ATS,they are pronoun d
DOd CE tP. May %.
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Propidenes, May 15sa, 1882.
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LANDHOLDERS BANK.

r. B. CRANSTON, Post Mast,
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Just received a new assortment of fash.
ionable Straw Donncis,
June l2.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-01

A REpuLsE. Zedekiah Smitherton
fell in love with farmer Hobson's rosy
daughte Elizabeth and as no introduce
ton is considered necessary among neigh
bors in that part Of the world, he 'Jusl
dropped in" one evening to pay her vis-
it, lie found Hobson himself, surely,
fat old mortal, sitting IN his elbow chair,
with pipe in lsis mouth aud q mug ol
beer on the table before han. Alter the
usual compliments, which, on the farmer =
pnrt, we're almost lost in the puiis ottobac-
co smoke, Zedeklah asked tinldIy, III
Miss Elizabeth was ut home" lobe
sure she . at home," said farmer Hobson,
s'shc' washing clothes; do you want to
sec herr Pun, putt, puti," "fes SIR"
respundrd the lover blushingly. Bet
cr,ed the farmer, IN u tone which made
ZedskIah trcmble "Bct, come out here
a snan wants 10 see you. Pull" Miss
Betty came out accordingly, smoothing
nov, /: her apron aud looking deilsht,u'ly
sspuw pufl. Well SIR, do YOU sec her.
ssid lur,per Hobson 10 LedeAiah, i c'
Air." says Zed. swell sIr,-you hno''
he way oui, 4 suppose go back y
our .wasb'tub Puff, pull, pull, pun.
This was Zcdekiah's first aud last visit tC
farmer Appson's, Genital ooufans
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We are obliged to omit the report of ro-
tail. prices current Tor the present week. -
We would remark, however that shad are
quick at two dollars per duz. and that her
rings remain firm at our last quotation,
say 10 a l2c. We are more prompt to
make this statement, because We observe
that some of our brother editors, partly in
the indulgence OF their waggish propensi-
ties, and partly, mo doubt from feeling
of envy at the luck which has cast our
lines in such capital fishing grounds, have
cut sundry Jokes on our Taunton Fisher
les. Let those laugh that win, say we.
Our brethren ofthe sea-board must strike
their prey on the Grand Bank, or the
Southern Ocean ours in better lotto
stand on the green river bank, and fish
up shad and alc-wives by the cartload.- =
The Galaxy says that Herrings consti-
Yute a legal tender here. This Is All exag-
seration, certainly. That they are iIn-
,portant 10 our happiness as community,
is evidenced by the quiet JOY which the
news of their arrival dIffuses among US /;
mouths water in expectancy, fathers OF
large families shake hands with congrata-
lating looks, and to use Germanism a
new manifestation Of existence seems to
be opened up. Would that Col. Johnson
were our membe, OF Congress! we would
thenn)o up dozen in brown paper, and
get him to frank them to MIR. Smelling, as
public docments. As it is, he must be
content with our description merely, un-
less he will trouble himself to come to
Taunton let him do that, and we will
convince him that if not a legal tender,
they are at least an amicable one.
Taunton Reporter,
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In life, every individual nay Cad hap
piness in three different ways he hlppi-
ness Of religion, Of wisdom, rnd Of yirtne.
What 10 the difference between a. good
governess and bad one "A good ono
guides Miss, and tho other missuides~
Don't pus-your feet on the table T,..
tho mcmbers cf Congress do Sc, bus w. -.
ure not meni - ~
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VOL. vIII.-NO. le.
= pntrr.D Akp rusLIsHrD.sr
CHAS. RANDALL.
w a r r E N.
FOR THE STAR.

.f .3 FOR THE STAR.
meditation rin Akanl5nl remembrance Of
ihs return Of Spring.
' lDissssd be - sovereign God, a.
TAstTuIss the Unive'se;"
Whose msrcies still extend abrsad
Unip this globe Of earth.
Sweet pIeiads is now unbound;,
Crions bands arc broke; -
The northern lakes an. spacious pondb
Have burst Their heavy yokes.
The ice snd snow dissolved and gone,
DesRIids IN pleasant brooks; ~
And nows the pneadows a. the run;
How smilid8 nature looks. st
Now all the fruits Ia embryo.
dre coming 10 then birth; -,
/. The insects leave their sleeping tomb,
And move upon the earth. na
Bright q knds down his quick ming beams
To warm this globe below;
To dless the fields in chee,iuI green,
And make ths grass 10 grow.
IAN nature which has lain disrob'd,
Does hear lis makers voice;
iBotbrnninals and vegetvos,
DO IN their Kind Iejoicc.
THE cattle andlthe bleatng flock
Are grazing on the plans;
ThsGender grass spl ings from the roots,
Their NATURE 10 sustain.
Hark. hoa Me lovely bird. do sing.
Anid. tho vranstes high
N And plds kmd welcome 10 the spring,
IN cheerful harwony. -s
Nhe sun and moon ond all the stars
OLey themmaksrs Will;
And moving IN Their proper sphere,
DO keep thsir stations siill.
'osds.promise to Our fallen race, -
Al. .hrn as heaven stands;
That coId and heat should never cease,
While inan on earth remains.
Great are the mercies ofa God,
Suchfavou TO renew;
Untv fallen sinful world,
Uuthankiui creatures TOO.
Providence, May ., 1882.
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WHOLE NO. $50.

Roman Orator, MAGMA EST vERIrAs TT
fHEyALABir.' Great is Tri&, and must
prtpaa All q which u respectfully sub !
nitted, by =, ~
WILLIAM J. TILLINGHAST,
For the COMMITTEE. .
NoTE.--1he report was unanimously
accepted and Committee Of Six sppc .ni-
ed to frame Declaration Of Rights, ac-
cording to tho recommendation Of the
Committee.
WILLIAM J. TILLINGHAST,
Secretasy.
Providence, May 10, 1883. 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-31
HIN CHANCERY-YIRGINIA Circuit SUPERIOR
Court of Law and ChancerY. continued and held Tor

UN CHANCERY-y1ReINIA- Circuit Superior
n Court OF Law and Chancery, continued aud held for
the county of Cumberland, at the Court house of said
county, on Thursday, September 5b, 1893:
Philip j. Buster, admir- Of Blake b. WoodsoD, dec who
sues Tor the benefit oil John w. Nasb Plfs.
against
Hezekah Ford admir- de bonis non Of George Carson.
decd John Marlborough and Elizabeth his wife, George
". Carson, Matilda Carson Theophilus r. Carson A1-
gustus f. Carson, Egber w. Carson Sarah NJ. Carson,
Malvna W. Carson, and Alonzo Il. Carson, and Beverly
Brown, adnr OF Benajah Brown dec and Samuel Clop-
ton, Dens
The defendant Samuel Clopion having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the acts Of
Assembly snd the rules Of this court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is nhsbitsni Of this
coonry-lt IS ordered that the said defendant, Samuel
CloPton do appear here the first day OF the neat April
term and answer the comPlsnsns bill and that copy
OF this order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months
cessyey, and also posted al the front door Of the Court
house Of This county for successive court days.
copy. Tesie,
JOHN DANIEL, c. c. c. c.
Dec. TO- 63-wSw
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SYLVAN HILL ACADEMY. The subscriber, in
~ connexioD with Mr.. WIN. c. Nelson, will, on the
18th January, 1884, open School for the reception Of
boarders at Sylvan Hill, his future residence Sylvan
Hill is pleasantly situated in the Forks Of Hanover about
30 miles from Richmond above the Fork Church. in the
immediate neighborhood Of the Rev. j. Cock and sur.
rounded by society," for intelligence morality and piey
surpassed by none III Virginia. Mr. Nelson son of the
late Mr. Peter Nelson, President of wingfeld Academy
to whose professional exerions Virginia is so much in
debted Tor many OF her literary and practical mes
Is SO wen known uniting with the minute acauaint
shce win The Classics facility In inpartng sruc.
on and peculiar turn for exciting the attention. gaining
me confidence and controlling the feelings his pupils
as 70 render unnecessary any remark in reference him;
ana The subscriber alter having devoted twenty years of
ms Tile TO the instruction Of YOUTH and bebed many who
owe the direction Of the unfolding energies Of their minds
TO his fostering filling stations OF usefulness and
some rising to distinction In the literary world
not but suppose his pretensioDs as teacher fully
known 10 the public. The subscribers buildings ali erect.
ed within the last IL months with an eve single 10 pro
fessionai purposes, will afford every facility which can be-
derived from that source. The course OF instruction will
embrace the Latin, Greek and French Languages with
all the various branches OF the English. Expecting 10
prosecute bis present profession perhaps the close of
his lie, and convinced that although patronage may be
obtained by accidental causes II be retained only bv
acknowledged merit the subscriber Is determined that M
exeriion shall be wanting bis part 10 continue
snce Of patronage. Price for Board and Tuition 400
=, TIL. II. FOX.
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ENlFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rsn away from the
subscriber, living Richmond, in the county of
Chesterfield, negro woman named MILLY, about
twenty-five years OF age. She is small thin woman Of
light complexion. Herleft ring 6ngers sf-She carried
of variety OF elohing-sbe may probably attempt 10 es.
cape to New Kent, she originally from General
Cbamberayne's estate. The above reward will be paid
II taken and secured out Of the State-or $685. il taken
in the State, and all reasonable expenses paid.
Dec. ~. l70-w4t1 GEORGE cox Jr
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue of a Deod :.
IL Trust executed by Felix Winston 10 the subscriber
which Deed has been recorded in the Clerks Offices Of
Hanover and Ienrico will be sold for cash ON Tuesdav
the day Of January 1884, in front OF Ile Aueon s,
OF j. .. Cosby Co.. fourteen Negroes consisting Of
men, woman boys, and girs most OF them are young ana
hkey, ana one OF the men is considered good Black
smith such title only vested by the aforesaid Deed Of
trust VIII be made TO the purchasers but that is believed
70 DC InusPuabe Persons wishing 10 purchase may SEQ
non 10 Messrs. j. & s. Cosby s. Co., who viii conduct
sad sale CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr., Trustee
Dec o. 6i-wtle
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IUAzELwOOQ FOR eALE-This Farm. containing
Ii $50 Of Land. lee between four and 6ve miles
from Fredercksturg adjoining the lands Of Messrs.
James Gray. Robert b. sempie and others. About
third Of the land In wood consisting Of pine and oak,
and has on convenient Dwelling House, with all other
necessary houses calculated TO render the situation
Iemeiy CONFERENCE.-The Yard and Garden arc newly en-
closed both handsomely laid Off and contain good deal Of
deem useless, presumng and wishing all who have de-
sre TO purchase to call and view for themselves will
merely remark, that the region Of country In which
lies, is ned for its funess ANY one wish.
ing for information relative to the land &c. or terms Of
sale, obtain by calling upon Mr. William Jackson,
fredericksburg, upon the snbscber. living upon tho
premises. SEYMOUR II. StOkKE.
Nov. s63-2m
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VENO TOBACCO PLANTERS.-we have understood
IL that report is in circulation in the Tobacco coun-
try that the Inspectors at Shock Ware house. are in the
habit oil making deduction Of per from the
weight oil every hogshead Of Tobacco weighed by them,
and that this deduction not made at the Public Ware
house in this place. There is mistake in point ct we
DO not make deduction of one per cent, but we have
been in the habit Of deduciDg half per from the
gross weight oil every upon enquiry Of the
inspectors at the Public Warehouse, we find that sim
lar deduction is made by them The why this de-
duction has been made, is this when the Tobacco was
weighed altogether in scales, it the practice of the
Inspectors TO give down weights since the Patent Balances
have been introduced in The Ware houses was found by
balancing them, and taking off per cent, the weights
were not better, than giving down weight in the scales
But in future, no deduction will be made by us.
MOSBY & SHEPPARD, Inspectors
at Sbocke Warehouse, Richmond.
Dec 18Th 1888. 6S-w6w
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VENHE FrederickshaH Female Seminary, conducted
IL by Miss BoGGs, will be continued the ensuing year.
II will be opened the 18th OF January and will close
on the 10Th December, with vacation OF month
from the 10Th June to the 18th OF July The pupils will
be instructed in Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arh
metc, English Grammar, Geography with the
Globes and the rudments OF Astronomy. The price Of
Board and Tuition will be 1920, half payable adj
vance, and the balance at the end Of the year-each pu
pill will bring with her pair of blankets pair of sheets,
if il is preferred, they will be furnished by me,
additional charge Of So Such young Ladies remain
in my family during vacation, will be charged al the rate
of $40 per month There few vacancies yet 10 be
filled Letters addressed me, will he directed Long
Creek, Louisa county, Va. FRED. HARRIS
N. b. No deduction will be made from the price of
Board and Tuition, in consequence of the absence any
pupil from school. November 10. 55-w6w
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YNHE subscriber will continue his School, at Clifton,
- the ensuing year. He will teach the Creek Latin
and English Languages. His school will on
the second Monday in January next, and terminate the
second Friday in December foowing.-There will be q
vacation Of one month in the summer CONNIE ncing on
the l4th day Of June.-Mr John r. Noel, Mr.. Isaac
Butler, and DR.. Robert II. Nelson, will accommodate
boys with board washing and lodging for 500 EACH TUT
ton will be $40. JOHN G. NELSON
Hanover, Nov. 25th, 1885, 66-w6w
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n ANCAsTER, DENNY s. CO.. auetioneeTs and
A Commission Merchants, Richmond, Va,
receiving per brig Mary Jane, from Malaga, and slip
Richmond from Liverpool,
$50 or. casks sweet Malaga wine
422 boxes best bunch Muscatet rasns
200 half boxes do. do. do. do
200 or. do. do. do do
100 boxes common do. do.
$50 do. bloom do
so jars grapes -
% bales hard shell almonds
100 tierces best London porter
10 do. do. old port wine.
And are daily expecting from Now Orleans
200 hhds. first chop sugar
200 do. do molasses.
And have in store,
1900 bags Poto Rico, Rio, Havana, Manila, Mocho,
Java, and African coffee
500 boxes and barrels refined sugar
200 hhds. Porto Rico moiasses
100 do ST. Croix and Porto Rico sugars
20 pipes pure Cognac brandy, imported direct
20 hhds. pure st. Croix rum, do. do.
ESQ doz. Champagne wine, do. do.
Is pipes pure Madeira do do do
10 do. do. Sicily Madeira, do. do.
Also teas, shot, soap, candles and many other articles,
too for the limits Of newspaper-togeher with
20 900 lbs. cotton yarns, Carkes and other labels
100 packages bleached and brown domestic cloths
All offered 10 punctual customers the most accommo-
dating terms.
To Merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
continue best services in the reception and
forwarding OF their Goods.
LANCASTER, DENNY co.
December 8. 60-l2t
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"ARwOoD SCHOOL-The exercises Of this ins,i.
IL tuition. Tor the ensuing year, will commence the
second Monday In January terminate the 18th Of De-
eemoer following. The course Of instruction will com
prise Orhography, Reading. Penmanship, Arithmetic,
Practical Mathematics, English Grammar, Geography,
with the use oil the Maps aud Globes, Blairs Rhetoric,
Composition, and History; together with the Latin Ian
guage. Terms Tor board, tuition, lodging and washing
will be $i0o,-one half 10 DO paid In advance. Having
determined TO limit the number Of boarers to 35-we
not there're receive any student for shorter period
faithful attention will be paid to the morals aud habits Of
the Students and 10 years OF ago admitted Who
produce testimonials Of good
Letters addressed to either Of near Somerve, Eau.
quier county, will receive prompt attention.
c. TACKErT,
Nov. u.s. [55-wSw1 J. SPINDLE.
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a MELlA ACADEMY.-The exercises Of this ins,i.
n tuition will be resumed on the 10th Of January
The Of studies will continue TO be for
the University. Terms as heretofore.
Board including all expenses, per session oil 10 months
$100-Tuon, $50.
Board and tuition payable semi annually in advance
Gentlemen wishing 10 engage pupils for the ensuing
sion, will direct to Genito Bridge, Powhaan.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
November &c. B6-wSws
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DOYDTON FEMALE ACADEMY.-1he annual
I'D session of this School will the first Mon
day in February next, and close the last Wednesday in
November.
All the departments now filled with competent in
sructcrs and the subscriber pledges himself that each
pupil shall be thoroughly disciplined in mind manners
and morsls
Expenses for the Session often months:
Tuition in all the b., anches OF English education,
including course of Mathematics and Sci
ence, with experiments, $50 90
French or Italian, 10 TO
Music on the Piano, 30 90
Tuition in all the above branches, 5U 90
Board, lodging, washing frewood, and lights in
eluded, So per month, 80 90
Painting and drawing, in all cases, a separate
charge, 10 90
Payments are TO be made half in advance, the balance
at the end OF five months.
Mrs. Kingman will give private lessons on the Guitar
Oriental Timing and Introducing
II. A. GARLAND
Boydton, Mecklenburg County
Der.
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&ToRE HOUSE FOR RENT.-Tbe subscriber will
~ rent publicly, on Saturday the 11ih day OF January
next on The premises, commodious Store. House. well
suited IN every respect for extensive country Mercan
ule Establishment situated in hickly settled neigbbor
hood Immediately on the public road within mile Of
Safods bridge Mebefin river about sixty. five
miles from Petersburg, in the county Of Mecklenburg
Virgins Persons wishing to establish country store
are requested TO call and view the premises
it will certainly be rented the day above mentioned
The situation is healthy any in the State Of Virginia
and not store within several miles of the place in any
direction Possession can be had early in February next
The terms will be accommodating, and made known on
the day Of rent For further particulars letter address
ell to the subscriber, Whites Mills r. o., Meckebburg
Va, will be promptly attended 10. SAMUEL DAILY.
December 81. 6-wtdr
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ANJM. MCRERY, DRAPER AND TAILOR, East
w Corner Of E and 18Th streets, nearly opposite
the Eagle Hotel, keeps constantly on hand, complete
assortment OF Goods embracing all that usually keptn
his line Of business Of which OF the very best
quality He pledges his reputation 10 fashion the
equal to other in this country and
spectuly solics continuance Of the liberal patronage
received for the last ten years. and promises his best Of
orts in future. fDec. 81 Cliff
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DAPPAHANNOCK ACADEAlY.-Tbis Institution
- will open the ensuing year, as heretofore, tho
18th January next, under the charge OF John c. Law
renee, principal, and Oliver White, an assistant
teacher; the same gentlemen who have, during the pre-
sent year, given such general sasfacon and with whom
the Institution has ourished 10 such that the
Board OF Trustees, have unhcsatngly reelected them
for another year. AS soon fifty scholars entered
third teacher will be associated with them, according TO
the established rules Of the Academy. The scholastic
year will comprise ten months, divided into equal
sons The course of instruction will embrace the Greek
Latin and French Languages together with Natural Phi
osOphy Geometry, and the branches Of English instruc
ion common in such Institutions.
TERMs.-$ll5 for Board w ashing Tuition and Libra
ry fee and rent II bed and bedding be furnished by
the Stewards Department. which is submitted as hereto.
FORE TO Mr.. Lawrences government, additional charge
Of So per annum will be made.
JOHN H. BERNARD,
President OF the Board Of Trustees.
Noyl5 T55-wtl5J1 By order If he BOARD