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Sale Of Damaged Goods.

 AN Friday, ,he 29th August, will he O sold, at PUBLIC SALE, for account ofihe underwriters, at the Store formerly occupied v Alessrs. John Fisher Sz Co. thu residue of the GOODS damaged on hoard the steam boat Ottawa, consisting in part. of
 Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hardware Kegs Nails, Log Chains, Putty and other articles not necessary to insert Tn an advertisement.
 Terms of sale--Cash on delivery of the goods.
 Any purchaser failing to comply with tue terms of sale, the goods purchased ill be resold on his or their risk. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock A. Nj
 CHARLES RAPEEY, .4gent.
 S. M. RuTHeRFosD, .4ucfioneer. N. B.-if the weather should prove un- favorable on the day appointed for the sale, 1t will be postponed untilthe Monday following, q lst Sepf. Little Rock, Aug l9, 1894 20:2t
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SALE.

 pHNHE HOUSE and LOT in which I live. N being he last house 10 the left on the road to the grave yard Also Hot of household furniture. Sale private and terms cash. Possession given in the course of two months. No credit can be given as l wish to leave the town in that time.
 CHRISTINA CHANDLER. August 22d, 1884. 20.3t
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+. RITCHIE.
 A. q. VAN PRADELLES.

The subscriber having purchased the en- tire interest of Mir. Ritchis in tue above establishment, will continue the business on his OVID account, at the store formerly occupied by <. < Y. where he has fresh aud handsome assortment of DRUGS. MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES. Mc. which he is disposed to sell very low, for cast--or would seli the whole stock, to a responsible purchaser, on liberal credit.
 A. G. VAN PRADELLfsS.
 Little Rock, June 70, 1884. Iltf
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BT.A NIX S.

A ADMINISTRATORS, Executors and "A Guardians Bonds-Subpnnas--war- rants--Clerk' $ Summons Executions, Ga pias, Delivery bonds, &c. &c. well exc cated aud constantly on hand and for sale at this office.
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To the citizens of Pulasl
 county. A. V.

hN Monday, the 2lst lbs'. ihe VHusaa O signed will open SCHOOL, eF FtHsz instruction of children Ia the rudlaens of the English language, VIZ Spelling Reading, N riting, Arithmetic, Gfa@@s' and Geography, as usually taught ID common schools, on the following couus tions
 lst. All persons who have to pay ooas1 for their children, in order to send taeaj to his school, $3 per quarter, cash, or sY
 in trade suitable 10 the teacher, ,o' 'H children between the age of 7 ana i4 a| over l3 years of age, $3 50 cash' or t '0 lars in trade. nJ
 2d. All persons within reach oi 'ps! School-house, 4 1lIars in cash, or ao''a, { in cash and 2 in trade, making doUais per quarter. For the above stipu's'ea a] prices, he promises to teach the aoose ,p. ;po cifed branches of an English edacasVDf to the best of his qualifications. ..;,l.
 Sd. Independent and -diseonnec..s,'u, .,' ,'ars wal the common school for yonth, ne VIII IeaIs ,I \ < PENMANSHIP 10 adult persons, from ". age of IS to SC years, after the sss.sJs aasI taught by Mr. Joshua Fucker osta sa,Iovl ! Academy, Georgia, in lo2i, on 'i'e "
 ing conditions :-- .. sachi
 One course of b lessons, hou'' .os , dollars. All persons, of maiufe sstaI asr'If "a! segsed of a moderate share oi he".s' sss pacity, may in one course ol iessy ,,s and one lesson per day, learn 10 ws. wat and read writing as well as they can p'.',' model in 30 lessons, comprising oo hoafs' ,a.eberl rately good reader may excei 'ne n.ss tber All persons who may wish to he. r;ll dpd present hand writing improyea' Wn a;suee. it materially to their ease, oo'.s 'se If cs- and ;mnrovement, to take coarse O' sons. ..s TerrtoiT, whose opportunities for liteia # limited ment have been like my own, ., he lesrp-l character. for 10 dollars you may oa .g6. cd to smell. read, write, and cyPne,,i :, ,ous ciently well to be the conductor ef T Iiter. own business. in this department .'Isrs Q, " omr at',ra"mh;ch o would be of more adsaa'dle dS to you through life, than 'en a.np na bereft ei lars, in your present si.us',0t so tbe man all these invaluable requisites ,ner .v and of business. the respectable "a a;tions oi inc nssf,l citizen. To you, conu aher will payment for my services as a 'eada e,aadalgeDce meet with the utmost possioIe aaking aa this
 As the subscriber intends ,.,. 'rs rmsneOi part of the country his f,'u.s he found al residence. ire may at al '''''ss S.lioe Towu- the residence of Wm. Terry, oa, .a miles dis ship, Pulaski county, a sce
 tant m from Caldwelton Post,oIflGns' n REID.
 azAll public prints of this hi . l'l place ip are requested to give 'ne z fine progress . their columns, in alo ol ament.
 moral and literary imPso' l4@
 Saline, July 4sb, 1854.
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 ALBERT DIX E.

ATTORNEY AT LAw-Resides at Little Rock, and will practice in the 2d and 4th Judicial Circuits and the Superior Court of the Territory.
 Aug. 9, 1884. g If
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Just Received.

EDER steamer Compromise, 3 hhds. first n quality SUGAR; 5 bags COFFEE: , boxes SPERM CANDLES: low for cash. VIM. BADGETT 6 Go.
 Little Rock, March 7th, 1884.
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Little Rock, May Is, 1s34 6d
WYATT T & DUNN .RNJ i.

And have tsAen the 9tore secoHd door North of Messrs. MILAN < BADeETT, whsre may be found general assortmento of DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, BOOTS Shoes, Hats, Queens V are,
 Letter, Gap, and Ruled Paper, Rifles Pistols, Powder, Spanish and Melee Cigars James River and Kentucky Tobacco Cloth Goats, Round Jackets Cloth and fine chess drilling Pantaioons Aarseiles Vests, made in the best style. An assortment of DRues and MEDICINES.
 AlI of which will be sold at low rates for Cash, HIdeS, PeitrieS or fprs.
 Little Rock May g, Is34. If
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DE,gNf1

YFyHE ce partnership heretofore exist A ing under the firm of HINTON x MADDOX, is this day dissolved by muta- al consent. All debts due to or by the concern, will be settled by SAMUEL R HINTON, wbo is alone authorized to wind up the concern.
 SAMUEL R., BENTON.
 JOHN MADDOX. Mouth of Cache, July E, 1884. l6 5t
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United States of .America,) County of Pike,
 Pike Circuit Court, April Term, 1884. Jons Il. MosRLY, plaintiff,}
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DgySOxErygs1.A..

NNliE co-partnsrss,ip heretofore existing
 tA under the fifm of RITcHIE x VAN PRADELLEs is this day dissnlveiisby mutual consent. All debts due ts orss the con- cern, win be settled by 4 G. Van Pradel- les, who IS alone authorized to wind up the <,0ncern
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POWDER AND SALT.

\ UST received direct from the manu- O factory, one hundred Kegs, and one hundred Canisters Edenpark GUN P0W- DER, said to be equal, if not superior, to any made in the United States Also, a quantity of Liverpool blown SALT, in sacks, which are offered tow, for cash, by
 EAIZY WILSON.
 Little Rock, July l5, 1894. 5 tf
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HOT SPRING HOT EEa.

YsSHE subscriber intends opening, on tte \ first of .fprat ne1t, new and exten- siye establishment at the HOT SPRINGS, for the accommodation of invalids, and the public generally. His table shall be sup piled with every variety afforded by the country, and the utmost care and attention will be paid to the comfort and eonven- fence of inyalids, and the pleasure of his other visitors, and no exertion will be spared to add to the attraction hich these salubrious Springs already hoid forth to the pabTic. His charges shall be moderate, and the attendance good.
 r. 4. McWILLTAMs.
 March I4. 1894. 49 If
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HOUSE TO RENT.

WILL be rented for year, or term
 w of years, large and commodions two. story frame HOUSE. in an eligible situation. Terms easy, and possession given immediately. For further informa- tion, apply at this Office.
 July g, 2s 1894 I6 If
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,syg1 EPaN'ga 9.QgaZl1S.

yryHE Subscribers have just received A fbeir assortment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, to which the attention of purchasers is respectfully reqaested.~- Tbeir assortment consists of most articles usnaiiy called for in the Dry Goods line. to wit:
 Rleached and unbieached DOMESTlCS Plain and striped oo Tainted irlusiins, plain anu figured book do s N iss. null and jaeonet do. plain and ig'd Grecian netts, Cambrics and Calicoes Ginghams, assorted corded Skirts Boobinet baces and Edgings Quiliegs, Insertions, &e. fancy Hhdkfs. Assorted Capes, Hat Tabs V Vs hite and coi'd Kid Gloves, long dc. do Black and s7hite Silk Hose Fancy Cotton do Genaemen's white and cold half Hose Stocks. Elastic Suspenders, Linen Collars Bosoms, Shirts, Pantaloons, Vests Roundabouts, Linen Coats Nankeen and Bumbazine Coats Lad es lasting and kid Slippers Calf and morocco walking Shoes Cater Boots, Misses Cater Boots Prunel and kid Slippers, &e. Boys aud youths Brogans Men's Boots, Shoes and Slippers, assorted Hardware ana Cutlery, assorted Smiths ; Bellows and Vices, Se. sc.
 GROCERIES: Loaf and brown Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Rice, imperial Gunpowder Young hyson ieas, 6,c.
 With many other articles. all of which they will sell unusually low for Cash.
 |. { ". R. GIBSON.
 0gT We would again earnestly request those indebted for last year, either by sote or account, to call and settle, as we are very much in want of money. We wish to start as early as psssible, to the East, for the purpose Of laysag in ear fall and winter stock. and would therefore request partic- uIar attention to this notice.
 Little Rock, May Is, 1e34 6 If Rxy.,. Ha w6rns4 e. HvEEvxr FF ENp-n,z.
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suited IN verdict Of the jury, acquiung him OF fc
| 'ony, but finding him guilty Of a common assault
whereupon he vast red $5Ohy tha court
Gen. Upton has offered TO transfer the batfl,
ground of f'Ppecanoe, which belongs 10 him, with
out charge, TO the State of Indiana tha, r,e h..
wing offered to purchase 1t.
One account states that Mr.. peisiu of South
Carolina, and another hat judge Woyne of Gro
is to BE- appointed 10 the Supreme Cout, IN the
place of Judge Johnson, decd.
A negro man was sentenced last week TO the
New York state prison. who is said to be an adept
IN every species of crime. Among ohcr things he
Is SAID 10 have married five wives and sold four ot
them IN southern SAFES for slaves Ii is believed
that he has also kidnapped and sold abou. dozen
negro boys.
Amos Oils, who was recently sentenced to death
by the u. 5. District Coort, in Boston, as an ac-
eessory 10 the murder Of Capt Joseph Crosby of
the brig Juniper a, sea, by Henry Joseph, has
been par3oned 10y tho Pfcsdcni-the murderer, who
was executed a few days ago, havine, immediate
" after their joint condemnation an at the time at
his execution stated ihut OtIs was entirely Innocent.
Judge Story has rejected the Application of the
co 'nscl for the pirates, l,tely emnod 10 death
IN Boston, f4r new ttlai, and has passed sentence
npon them They arc to be hung ON the llth OF
March nexf
Ezlheh Park has covered $500 damages of
IL 'hah Lyon. of the city OF New York for
the seduction of her daughter, Dorcas w Park.
jury ofnquest was lately alarmed while sit
tlns upon the body of man supposed to be dead
IN Clnclnnatl,by his rising up and making battle.
lie was drunk.
Liberia papers to the 2G,h Of September reeeis-
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we arc forced from the military connection which
has heretofore existed between ia and our worthy
Brigade Inspector. Maj john Z. Norveil, whose a
hilny officer we high'y estimate, and whose
standing asa senflcmrn Is abovs praise.
Reso'ptd, thai think the Office of a Brigade
Inspector IS of lhe utmost lmparlancc IN imPart'ng
practical information TO officers who bnYc only
studedthe theory Of The science, and ought not 10
be dispensed with.
Pes frsd, that Representatives in the Gene
raj Assembly OF Virginia be requested 10 use their
hest exrr,ions TO have that part of the Militia law
repealed which dispenscs with the services of Bri-
gode Inspector.
Resotred, that the Chairman and Secretary sign
the proceedings of thls meeting, and forward them
to the Editors of the Vuelnan, for publication.
y T. HANCOCK, Chairman.
Re. STRANGE, Secretary.
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RANK INVES TiGATION.

NJ, TYLER. in behaf Of the committee appointed
,,ho lost session of Congress 10 investigate the
.ooItion and management OF the T. S. B INK, pre-
,cotej Report 10 The Senate ON the lSth INST
which occuped nearly three hours IN the reading.
Ire inquiries, which wee made principally by Mr..
Mangnn aud MI Tyler, extend buck to The year
1904 and result, we learn, in triumphant vlniI-
,,,ion of that INSTITUTIONAL vlnd;cMlon which
n,,b, to have the more WEIGHT with the cpmniu-
niy since i, is the work of mcnopposcd tothe Bank
n,rf rs both Mr. Mangum and Mr.. Tyler IRE.
ldelen Is the Bank against the churge of having
violated It's char'er, in permitting an Exchange
Committee 10 transact certain business Of that IN.
.,m,ion: in the issuing Of branch drafts; md IN
,be transactions of the Bank reltlve to the ) per
cent stocks 1t likewise demonstrates the safety
oflhc public moaeY, showing, that o. the Isl TO
v.rber. 1884, the racources Of tue Bank were ST.
o3l 81 more than its llabilitics.- he Report also
examines the case eff the protested French bill, IN
which the /. ht OF the Bank 10 Ian gcs Is sustain
ed AID the course adopted TO hrln" The question be
fore Inc iulcj,fy approved And the charge o.
ending money to members Of Congress- and 10 Ed
rors, is examined mnaely, and the groHaiess"ess
q il dem onsjralcd-" There are many her points
offs minor character, (says the National ln'e'Ig9n'
cct from which paper the above hfi'i abstract IS
made occupying a large srare III the Repor', IN
m,sl of which the conduct the Bank IS shcwn
oa have been perfectly correct, and some IN which
lis disapPtovrd.
The reading or.iis Rep7r. threw Mr.. Benton in.
70, g,eat rage He pronounced It's statements 10 be
ase as he'll (not ,hat The committee had been
gully of un,ru'hs, bui that they had been imposed
enby Mex Ei1Ie and the " Monster D-and Ut
tered rs much nonsense MS hi is in the habit of
spollin, whenever the Bank IS named. Wit Ty-
1crrrpl;e] with oqaal m'liatss enl severity. lie
aycrrcd, in tho most socma manner ;ha truth of cv-
cry ttlc oftho Report, eli The Stat ements Of winch,
no said, were founded an documents, submttcd with
u, ciict co,ld 7let lie. Whom will the pahlic be-
l.,e John yler or Thomas II. Benon-'bc
one unsupported Of f,sohoed by his biuerest enc
my the o.her the author of the East Room letter
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The annual Meeting of the Lynchblrs Coloni-
eaton Society will be hold ut St paus Church
on the evening Of MONDAY NEXT, The 29tt
NJ De1em5c,, ut eeriy candle light, ON which oc-
csslon an Address wall be delivered 10y 4. Tamicr,
Esq. The ladies' and gentlemen respectfully
invited 10 attend
A meeting of the Board of Manogors Oft Soc-
ETY. will be held, at MI John Thurmans ware
ROOM the afternoon of the Same day. nj O'Clock
Ia order 10 make some preparatory arrangements.
K IL. TOLER, Secy
= An error occurred in the above notice in the
asl paper" Jaaaat5' having been inadvertently
put Tor " Dtcepibcr'
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Sale and Hire Of
90 NEGKOES, &C.

a hN FtJoy the 2od day OF January, IS35. ,hers
~ will be sold aud bred q, John Tayloc's, in
Amherst county, nenr the Toll Bridge, and oppo-
site 10 tho town oi L3nchbufg, FORTY VERY
LIKELY NEGROES. among WON ore hrs' rate
Wotetmen, BIoeksmlibs, Coo ,crs and Shoemakers.
The Negroes orc exceedingly likely nj different a.
ges and sizes. Il IL moi yet determined how many
al lhe Negroes will be tor sale most probably q.
bout ffcen-lhc balance will be for hire.
And ON Saturday tho Bed day of January, 1888,
there will be sold upon the premises, a, public auc-
ton, truct Of land IN ,he county OF Amherst, near
the town Of Lynchburg Joining the lands oil John
VI. Williams, John Richeson aud o hers Containing
100 ocres, moro or less, It being the land Whcreon
Christopher IsbeiI, decd formerly resided. And
on the same day, last nlmcd) there will MISC be
sold, in like manner another tract Of Land in said
county, about four mi from Lynehburg, on tho
head waters Of Juniper Creek containing 900 acres
adjoining the lands of l.. Boiling, John M Will
oms and others, usually called carvcr's Tract"
The sale will bc upon the premises And on Sat-
urday the l0b day Of January, 1885, there will al
so be sold, upon tho premises, another tract Of land
on Salt Creek, in said county, ncnr Bethel, con.
tanning 81 acres, more or less, adjoining tho lands
of Richard S. Ellis, and others.
TERMS-siale Of Negroes upon a credit ofsx
months, tho purchaser or purchasers giving pcgo'
TABLE notes satisfactorily endorsed
The hlrng Of tho Negroes on the usual terms.
Tho Lands viii loo sold upon n credit Of ono
two and three years, IN equal instruments, the pur-
chnser purchasers giving bonds, with approved
security, nm! euu deed on The land to secure tho
purchase money.
And ON tho 90 day Of January, 1885, UPON tho
sane terms as obove expressed, there " Ill be sold,
bcioc the front door OF VIM. Tcry's Tavern in
the Iowa Of Liberty, Bedford county, n valuable
4 L.
containing 575 acres This land is Of the foot u
the Peaks Of Otter, on Jennings Creek and IS we'll
daptcd 10 tho cultivation OF Tobacco.
MAURICE IL GARLAND Admir-.
with the will annexed Of Christopher lsbel, decd.
Dec. - IL
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ITEMS.

C. C. Baldwin, Esq. of Stanton, has succeed
Mr.. Hugh r. Thompson in the ed''orshlp OF the
L.exng on Union" He is opposed to the aom'h-
Istration.
The New York papers state that orders nave
been received a, The Navy Yard from Washhns-
ton, have all the vessels no" on the sochs" suen
n state Of forwarJnes, as to allow OF their oeins
launched within 80 days notice.
The TRIAL Of Gen Joseph A. Marry, mem'er
Of the late Tennessee Convention, fof fe'oniooS'y
shooting Mr. Nelson las, spring, IN NashS'''e' &c
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h, n, the paid champions of tho President

,..oole, but as the paid champions o. mo ffesoen'
peop., ;e,,m defender Of his measures + II is an
-she Indication of the decline Of public virtue Il
uner'"e = ;odependence, when so many frs cit
Of Ps'sl ~ become pensioners upon public boun-
7e"' that indication assumes more alarming
" W., when these pensioners, numerous as the
ehase'.s h,,ilo. and scattered from one extremity
ho'oss ,,,,,v 10 the other, hold their Offices
oil t"' ss;,,s tenure of one mans willard, still
'o' is ii, when that man openly acts ur-
U0's orncipc that all who are led from me pub
o" ~ .,,v shall obey the mandates OF HIN who
III lcvsl sub IS or present condition
No., an deny il And who, admitting 1t, can
that is his duty 10 himself and TO his coun-
oO', sh,ll we continue 10 defend practlces and
ny ;,le, thus surely destructive, because they arc
P.I lined by man whose services on the bittie'
ihave oycn him clam to our gratitude Or,
,nse from some yag he ana indefinite idea oil MS
U''aI honesty and political integrity, arc we
believe that he medlta;es any thing danger
lou " ,ho nubIic liberties and fatal 10 the purity
o e,ar institutions Gen Jackson may be all thai
o. "'' .,,os, friends .asscr SO FAR his personal
MS WV" involved ~Edt there are certain weak
h0n's' his character, as many of those frien is
p0.isos admit--and is there no dan Icr, that the
'ne."ae'b Il by whom he is surrounded will take
'c'oO. Of those halltics to accomplish purpo-
""'a Of which, in his simplicity he does not dream
I ,a1ceJ have they not already done SO Arc they
-, every day conccrt'ng means to elevate 10 the
Presidential chair man who they have induced
Gen. Jackson to nominate informally as his sue 'ts-
And from, that man, destitute as he Is OF prin-
,b,, have we TO expec', If he SHOULD sue, e'I,
~, still more rapid advance TO the brink OF that
=, lao, nroCound' which yawns al our feet
~ : ~, ara again atlinunshe1 by our restricted |
limits, that we must pause IN these reflections
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C7yIHGiNiA AT rules hold in tho Clerks once the
" Circuit Superior cout of Law and Chsncery Of
Franklin Coun'y, The let day Of December, i5J4-JOhn
Smith aud John w Rugno, surviving partners Of them
selves and VIM Smith, late merchants and partners, ira
ding under tho s 10 and firm Of Smith, Bagwe Co. Pits.
az ,nst Robert airstou ard Elizabeth his VITO, Ssmnei
iirstou Jr and Robert H. GODS, Trustees for tho said
Robert irson, &c Samuel Hairsion Son. lIenryTCs
iaway Peer laston. Robert r. Woods IN his right,
Burwoll &. Keats Vim. H. Williams, Joshua H. G. Brown,
Henry DilArd, Caswe Poe, James u. Renwick, Zadock
bernard aud samuel u. Woods, Deii..
The dsiendant Joshua u. C. Brown not having entered
his aud security according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rios Of tins court, and IT. appearing
hy Satisfactory that he is not nhabitant Of
this commonwealth. On Of the Plaintiff tits
dered that Tho defendant do appear here first
Monday in March next, aud answer the plaintiffs bill.
and that u copy Of this order he forthwith published IA
the uchburg VginiaD, for two months SUCCESSFULLY sad
no e door of tbs house Of said county
| on soma day.
| copy-Testc, n. G. CAREER, D. c.
Dee. % MIN
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Patrick Henry academy.

" announcing the continuance of the exercises
u ofihis institution the ensuing year, (the LIST ses-
| SION TO commence 18th January,) the subscriber
would beg leave once moro 10 call the attention oil
the public 10 the peculiar CLAIMS of this school 10 n
liberal pzronagc. Enjoying a climate ns sau-
bfious as ihnl with which any paa Of The State IS
blessed situation is removed IRON every haunt
| Of ylcc--and, IN the heart of an enlightened and
moral community, is virtually unconnectcd with
any thing IN the least acknowledging
The subscriber has had many yenrs Of expo.
ricnse and aboured carefully TO keep pace with the
improvements in education. Iiayiag been IN the
habit of preparing youth for the vnrisus colleges in
our county, End, hv general CORE pondcnce, IN
formed himself OF The different modes of instruct ION
coutsc, 60 pnj nld,d by tire advice of experienced
friends IN III, selection of the best ifkt looks he
trusts, TINT he NAV be permitted TO promise pre-.
pnrttory course OF useful aud general information
In teaching the Languages, grammatical
construction ind literal translation will be OBJ
Jects of especial attention with all beginners
but when the pupil shall have advanced sah.
GENTLY TO justify change, something more will
te required. lie will Then be taught to trans
fuse, Us far us possible, the beauties of ono In
ga,go into TINT OF the oher, AMI for this purpose,
Will be- taught the doms Of the two languages, md
be required weekly to translate IN writing por.
ton from some approved author Roman and
Greek Antiquities Ancient History AMI Geography
bong absolutely necessary Tor the comprehension
of the classics Will be connected with the study of
the Ian luages-Scnnnlng Latin and Cheek poe-
n.y. ESQ frequently and improperly neglcccd,) will
be taught in every instance. The Mathematical
course viii comprise Geometry, Plane md Sphcr,-
cal riiGonometry, Surveying and Lecrolx's Alge.
ra--lllsory, Ancient and Modcrn and Gcogrn-
ply, with the of The Maps and Globes, ant
Natural Philosophy.
The subscriber pledges himself to devote lns time
exclusively 10 the school and TO exert himself for
the welfare of all who may be entrusted 10 his
Board can be obtained convenient 10 the Acad,-
my Board and tuition us heretofore.
JOS. +. GODFREY.
Dec. % u