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n ROPOSES teachiag ar Eael;sh
~ School in the town of Richmond. i, tAs
house lately occupied ~ d.. Warner. A. Il y
supposed there a'e pupil. suticieo, n the town
and vicinity to f;'sm sctoo, without interfering
with ,hose already established, he hopes tLst
those who feel interested will render him theis
assistance in enslea voring TO promote the causs
II Education and Morality in this pase ~ ~
country. tie ps0Iposes tea ching the vasioue
branches Il English Education, together With
the Latin and Greek laagua ges BY cooseame
and usweasied attention to business hopes =
merit the appreciation Of ms empsOyess.
G1rSchool 10 commence May 39th. Tuieioa.
tho c1s-cmaIy prices.
Richmond, NAV 18th. 1896 2ltf
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

III TIE ArFLlC EU.
lido hereby certify, that ! was afflicted
for fifteen years with pain in my breast
and Other inward complaints, and applied
to several eminent physicians but received
no benefit. lthen applied to d.. Samuel
Parker, and having taken his medicines for
four weeks, ! have enjoyed the blessing Of
health ever since, and can now labor which
could not do before.
JOHN WHITAKER
Wavne county, June q. 1885. 23:3i
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Comnb and Variety So0re
9e1etWG o..

THE subscriber beng IaseI A
arrived iron the east with q large and
gsoesal aaOstnent Of CONES Of
every kind and dssc6p 0oD, als,, ~ayA
Quceaswase, Codee Mills, Hammess, ZEA
sweepsng and al ether kind Of Brush 49,
es, table and tea Spoons, Knives and Fosks, pen
and pocket Knives, large quantity Of Stocks,
Buttoas and patent Thread, SAsckaoEs q all
kinds, Suspeeiess and Purses, skein and ball
sewing Gotten, tape and cotton cord. sewing
silk, hooks and eyes. $4,000 drilled eyed Dee-
dies and great variety If goods too nonesoas
70 me0tioa.
The above goods will be sold Wholesale and
retail very cheap for CASH-as I an deees0in-
ed - @ to farming soon ~ the geeds are sold.
~AUCTION every Saturday afternoon al
2 O'Clock. (weather permitting,) until III the
lgoeds are Disposed Of.
DANIEL Y. LENWELL.
f;ss:s me ' IA Jun. Is. assn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02
ONE SRxNaNER AND ONE WEAVER,

one XPkNkER md ONE WE|FER,
Wanted Immediately At the Steam
Mill and Wo,iien factory a. Newport
WAyoe County Indiana, ten miles North
AZ Riehnosd. Cbassane employ and good
wages sill be aivea.
OSBORN, REYNOLD5, l. Co.
5sh 0noah, sob 1875. st
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SIR KIRKLAND.

SIR KIRKLAND.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to those who
have patrouized this celebrated horse the
present season, that all dues mcst b paid
exclusively to the subscriber, who has the
horse in keeping.
ANDERSON GRIMES.
Richmond, Juoe Is, 1896. A:St.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partsership heretofore exlstiog
under the firm Of Samuel Parker and John
Keenan, is this day dissolved. I will pay
no debt Of his contracting after shis daie.
SAMUEL PARKER.
Richmond, June Is. 1885. 24:3s
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
And for sale at the store OF the
subscribers, north east corner of Main anu
Front streets, "a DOZ. KELLEfS
GRASS SCYrHES, BRUSH SCYrHES
STRAW KNIVES and Soy THE
SHEDS.
G. & C.. MENDENHALL.
Richmond month 81. 1896 2S-3,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

A patent has been taken out in
England for tanning with blackberry
bushes in lieu of oak bark.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02
CAUTION.

~TAKH N011ca, that noae of Dr. Abra-
haS vieksss' Bobroeafssu . ggpaine Va.
less The biu II dirsctioos y siGned oy
either - q J.ees Parry vitA rsd isk.
al ssAss |. spssisus.
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WOULD respectfully inform the pub
lie that he il manufacturing spriog
saddles on . ne " and durable plan and al
most every article in the saddl:ng asd
harness line. His work 10 made in the la
test style. Of the best materials tho wes-
tern market presents for sale. He also
keeps fancy travelling trusks. which be
inteoxs to dispose Of on fair terms: eosses
ef Wsshinton and Main streets.
81 All mankind that will justly pay
Their Debts when they are due.
Will have no cause to run away
F~m Ae0s and justice too. L.
Richmond. March 10, 1895. lift.
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EDUCATION.

Lyman ]. Loveiand, would inform
the citizens of Richmond End vicinity,
that he intends opening . school in the
school house lately occupied By Mr.. Jones
"a Walnut Street, west Of Front; in which
will be taught the several branches Of a
common english education. lie hoPes ty
dilieent attention to his business, and un-
wearied pains to promote the cause Of ed
|ucation, to gain q liberal share of public
patronage and The appreciation Of his en-
|ployers.
School to commence on the 9Th inst /.
and tuition tho customary prices.
Richmond. June 4th 1895. 22-tE
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For President,
eJ1OS'et1o VeUeo DoeTeso, ofN. Y.
For Vice President,
Richard NJ. johnson. Of Ky.
TT. ECT0R q
WAN TED IMMEDIATELY,

AN apprentice to the Tailoring bssiness.
A boy Of good character and habits will
meet With encouragement BY applying to
the subscriber at his shop on Pearl street,
south Of Main GEORGE ARNOLD.
Riehmond, July ~. 1896. 26tf
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LAND FOR SALE.


THE Subscriber Offers for sale two so
scse Lots Of LAND, lying betwees Williams
burg and Econ. ny in Wayne con, ~. TDdians,
on one Of which are about 20 zcses deadened
-Aiso, another 50 acre farm on Masti0dals's
Creek, three oiles oosth Of Economy, which -
improved By cvusfoesa5e buildings, Young o.
cAas6 &c, Ghost 40 acres improved. All OF
which will be sold Low 70. prom pt payneos. or
.. credit Ls part Of the purchase money VIZ be
given. For further particslars anPly 70 tie
subscnber, living = Greene eemnAaP. ay ne
esaa9y, La ASH AONAA-
Mil l63e 1861
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

in the Pos Office at Rich
mond, Wayne eosnty, 1ndians, On the
Let ofJuly, 1886; which, Il not taken
out before The Let Of October, 1886.
will be sent to the General Post Office
a. dead letters:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02
Medical Notice.

THE subscriber designs.
peactising Mediciae in Richmoon
ana vicinity. He will be found n
the residence of Dr.. J r Plunmev
AARON WRIGHT.
5th no. 7th. 1896 lotf
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
VI. r. & s. L. Foulke have re-
Aaia Street, nsxt dor east Of the Bank
Riehaoad, Jsae !, lo06. 9-6
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Farm Ter 001e.
THE suhecribef olSeu fos ale
~ FARM wAsse - BOW resides,
>.lyng foss aijes DsseA u RioAooad
On the new rad opeosd fico ths vese 6de q
Rschnood . Newpest. The place csoeAios ~
acses, With . eookshbte Dwelng Hosso, ct
hsussa. &c ahe, . thriving yeseg orchard.
Pesaoas Whaling 10 psrehass . s.an pa.
would do ven % cau and exa0ine foe the0-
selves. ISAAC B. HAlNEA
9Th 20. 26eh, l63& 25tf
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" ash'ngton are up to the 25th Of
1ene, 1t which tune Congress was
sPurring up to save lost time.
The Land Bill was, on the 22d, laid
On the table by . vote Of l04 to IS.
The bull regulating the Public De-
osltes has become a law. The fol-
owing are come Of the remarks Of the
"'oos on tia: subject:--
IN sRarTs saIL.-The deposiic hill
- asss approved by the President. The
80 'npnrtan' feature in this act 10 that
"aeh mikes the seves,l States TIE de-
ps''n''es Of al he public moueys ~hch
~ b IN tie Treasury On the frs, III
sscssy sex,, over the sun of Eve miil,one
= eeissss On their passing laws, pledgins
"'s hi'h OG the States respectively IN
r.! Tie variants "f tn Treasury IN the
.aseer presrs,hed. Nv IN amendment
w. y. S'sSed ny ." overwhelming majority
= 3 ne House Of Representatives, ali the
ns'"Fes ofthe ball which went to nike
$ Psnposed transf.r Of he money to The
suites loan OF gift, wcse s,ruck Ous, and
ne oct nov st. 4, thew arc to he mere
- ass'Grics, ike the banks IN which the
sso''c moneys are nOw kept.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

; NATIONAL RoAD.-The proceedings
dCongress in relation to this work
vii be seen in another part Of this
psper, and we confess we are at q loss
10 understand them as some others
Do. Not having observed the intro
aaetion Of a distinct bill into the
House for a change Of the road in
Ohio, I'VE have been under the impress
sisn that the bill of the Senate for
shs Continuation Of the Cumberland
RoaA after having been referred to
he Road Committee Of the House,
vss saddled with an amendment to
Ihsaas tho location in Ohio, and an
Slher to convert it into a Rail road
fum Columbus to the Mississippi;
ID that this bill, 30 amended, has
bsen rejected by the House. If this
Be the case, then we need not expect
N appropriation this year; but If the
chaoge Of location was embraced IN
. separate bill, we may have some
hope yet. We perceive by the Globe,
that on the 2lst ult., Mr.. Vanderpoel
moved q reconsideration of the vote,
by which the bill amendatory Of the
act for the continuation Of the Cum
berland Road, was rejected; which
notion was ente red and lies over"
Anxious As the people near this part
efthe road are for its completion. they
would rather have no appropriation
atthis time, than to see it converted
INTO rail road.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

ELECTORSs
Marion G. CIasx, Albert s. White,
Milton SGapp. Achilles Williams,
Ausein w. Morris, Abraha0 p. Andrew
John G. Clendenin, Hiram Decker,
Enoch McCarty.
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MES W. BORD..

NOTARY PUBLIC AID CONVEYANCE.
Richmond, L..iiana.
Having received the appointment e
Notary Public, is nov ready TO take the
acknow gements Of deeds Of convey.
ance, mortgages, dc. lie vii, also dsalk
written ans :rumeat in an accurate and
eat manner Odice on Maio streat. %.
rosite the Branch bank.
August sth. 1888. 3l-f
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New GOO(es. ReW GOO6o6
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
Corner Of Main and Froas styssos.
f.. r. TURNER.
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STATE SENATE.
HENRY HOOVER,
A. M. BRADBURY.

A. N. BRADBURY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIvH.
RICHARD ]. HUBBARD,
NATHAN SMITH,
CORNELIUS RATLlFF,
LOT BLOOMFIELD,
JOSEPH CURTIS.
SAIDIET.
SOLOMON MEREDITH,
JACOB n. FISHER.
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For Presidenf,
UVHse. ~. A11rrts0se, Of Ohio.
For Vice President,
Francis Granger, Of New York
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN lsse.
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Orleans and loaf sugar. imperial 4 yesae
hy'on tea, Rio and Laguira cease, spics,
THE above goods we're mostly psrchassd
pssvious ~ the rise Of goesis and can b. sola
low. Purchaser are respectfully invited .
call and examine the stock.
Richmond. Anil 10. 1885,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-15
Davidson College.

The friends of this rising Institution will
doubtless be gratifed TO hear of IFS progress.
On Thursday last, an adjourned meeting of
Concord Presbytery was held at the site of
the College, for the purpose of making
public, solemn, dedication of their incipient
designs to Almighty God. The morning
being pleasant, large ard respectable con.
gregation convened at an early hour to wit.
ness the solemnities OF the occasion.
In conformity with arrangements pre-
viouslv made, after the introductory exer-
clses of singing and invocation, an Address
was delivered by the Rev. R. II. Morrison,
which was succeeded by the Dedicatory
PRAYER, offered by the Rev. DR.. Robinson.
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g Adjourned RAILROAD
3 Neetingin Charlotte!

At the Public Meeting of the Citizens of
MeckIenburg County, held in Charlotte du,
ring the session Of our last Superior Court,
son the subject of the contemplated Rail-
Road between the Cities OF Charleston and
Cincinnati" it was
"ResOlred, That another public meeting of tho
People of MeckIenburg County be held in the
"Courthouse in Charlotte, on Tuesday of our April
'YCourt, for the purpose OF further consideration
on this subject; )" and also for the appointment
"of Delegates to attend the meeting to be held in
Morganton on the 18th of June next, TO receive
the Report of the gentleman appointed by the
County of Lincoln TO make Typographical Sur
"vey Of the most eligible route for said Road, and
likewise for the appointment Of !. Delegate from
"ths County to the RAILROAD Convention to 10
held in Knoxville on the 4th of July next"
10 pursuance of this resolution, the Cit.
r7ens of Mecklenburg County are respect
iully requested to meet at the Courthouse
in Charlotte, on Tuesday of April Court,
rhe Goth day of the month, at o'clock in
the afternoon, for the purposes specified
therein. This is an important subject to
this part of North Carolina, and it is earn.
estly hoped that the People of Mecklenburg
will act upon il as men who have deep in.
terest at stake. RAILROAD.
Charlotte, April Is, 1886.
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JUDGE WHITES REPLY.

Washington, March 20th, 1886.
Genfcmen,--A few minutes since, | received
your favour under date of the 18th instant. Int
YOU PROFOUND the following question
" DO you or do you not believe that Congress
has the constitutional power to interfere with or
abolish slavery in the District of Columbia ?"
The deep interest which is at stake upon the
decision fthis question, and the great excitement
which has prevailed during the past year, have
caused others to propose questions similar TO that
put by YOU, NV answers 10 them have been in the
following language:
al do not believe Congress has the power TO
abolish slavery in the District of Columbia; and If
that body dld possess the power, the exerse of it
would be the very worst of policy"
Believing that the fewer words | employ, 10
the opinion, will enable you TO IN.
derstand me the more distinctly have only to add
thatthe short paragraph, which have quoted from
my former letters TO other gentlemen, contains my
answer to your nterrogatory. take the liberty,
however, of forwarding TO ysu pamphlet, which
contains my sentiments as delivered in the Senate
short time since, and am,
Gentlemen, most respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
HI. l.. WHITE.
Messrs. Robt A. Ezcll, ]. B. Goosley, &c.
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To the ~ higs of .IeCLiei,burs
COglity

ENIiE Wings Of Mecklenburg County are
n respectfully requested to meet at the
Courthouse in Charlotte, OH Tuesday
Of April County Court, at , o.
clock in the afternoon, for the purpose Of
nominating suitable persons as Candidates
to represent the County of Mecklenburg in
the Senate and House of Commons of the
next General Assembly of the State. A
full attendance of the real Wings of Old
Mecklenburg is particularly requested.
VIM. ALEXANDER, JAS. NJ BLACK,
THOS ALEXANDER, VIM. LUCKY,
THOS WINCHESTER, THOS DOWNS,
VIM. DAVIDSON, ISAAC FRAZIER.
R. NJ. COCHRAN, JOHN GARDNER,
ALEX. CALDWELL, R. G. HOWARD,
JNO, STlTT, Juur, +. l.. SMITH,
ALLEN HEBRON, JOSEPH SMITH,
SOLOMON REID, JAMES KNOX,
JOHN CALDWELL, LARD HARRIS,
WIN. J. ALEXANDER.
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iron THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL. |

Mr.. Editor ] saw in YOUR last paper
call for the Wings Of the County to meet
in Charlotte on the Tuesday of our next
County Court, at o'clock P. M. and
have seen handbil somewhere, calling a
meeting of the-Q had almost written To.
rieS)-"triends Of the Administration" on
the same day and place, at o'clock P. NJ.
Now, sir, | write you this to call your at.
tentlon to another meeting which was some
time since appointed TO be held on The same
day and at the same place, and to suggest
to you the idea of advertising it to be held
at O'Clock in the aiternoon-at which hour
II Is thought that both the political meetings
will be over, and both parties {Whig and
Tory can unite in one on the subject which
will engage the attention of the third meet.
ing, viz: the contemplated Rail Road from
Cincinnati to Charleston. hope that our
Tory friends of the administrator will
meet us half way in this matter at least, as
it is one in which we are all alike interest
ed. If they should, however, chagrined at
the "signs" which will be exhibited here
on that Tuesday, of their defeat and down.
fall in August. refuse 10 cooperate with US,
let US not despair-we will not only thrash
their political hides, but we will also attend
to the RAILROAD ourselves, and after it is
finished they shall have the right to ride or
convey their produce on it to market at their
pleasure. Yours, A WING.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-15

4 SiCn,-At muster at Buock's Store, Gran
willie County, on the 26th ult, vote was taken on
the Presidential question, when there appeared
for White 46, Van Buren, !, doubtful |.
Refrenchment,--Mr. Allen, of Ken. in a late
speech, showed that, excluding the Public Debt,
the expenditures OF the eight years Of the present
Administration would be Si6,l Al over that OF
the eight years preceding.
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business which, it is believed, will then be
thrown upon their hands.
All convenient expedition in these ar.
engagements Is urged by the sanguine ev.
Pectatlon that the College will 90 into opera,
ton early in the ensuing Fall.
Charlotte, NJ c. April u, 1886.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-15

" Robbery of the Mail.-We learn,
''aw the Columbia papers, that the Mad between
IiH' Ciy aud Charleston had been robted on four
Successive trps--lGth 18th, 2lst, and 9th March.
Nspelnn icll, very naturally, on the matl-earTer,
1t We have not learned whether any Developments
1Fe been made 10 convict him. The whole cN.
1' OF the loss has not yet been asoertaIned, tho
Is said that much money aud drafts to a consi.
+-i4u,e amount are missing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-15

u The article signed AMT, GAG" together
with other matter of importance, is uRavoldably
crowded ont of our columns till next week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-15

I# The next Annual Convention (the
senucthl Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
The Diocese Of North Carolina, will be held in
Hsts Church, n the town OF Ncwbcrn, TO com.
'auce on Wednesday the ilh day Of May next.
The last Fayetteville Observer states that the
RIGHT Rev. Bishop Ives had jus, concluded an Ems,
sHt visit 10 the Church IN that town; on which
aaslon lac administered the rite OF Confirmation
sixteen persons,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-15

n Trio Nem States Bills have pas.
|. The Senate, providing for the admission of
slsblpan and Arkansas into the Union upon the
me footing as the original States. The Bill for
admission Of Michigan, also provides for the set.
.,ent of the dispute between that State and Ohio
,sal;on to their boundary lines, and makes the
..,tance of the lines defined in the Act as the
,sd,ry, the condition OIL her admisson-So soon
5,f people shall have ratified this Act, the Bill
4sh has passed the Senate provides that she
81 be considered State, with all the mmuni-
~ and privileges which States enjoy. The
II n Tor the admission of Arkansas is burdened
Il 81 no conditions yet TO be fulfilled or rejected
/, the people of the Territory but will enttle
ia act AS a State as soon II shall pass the
II -, House Of Congress. Letter-wrlters express
81 doubts of either Of these Bills passing the
HIS Of Representatives at this session, on ac-
nm, Of some iniormality, heretofore mentioned J
1 thtlr proceedings preparatory TO application for
5l,.lon We are rather Of the belief, however,
10th Bills will pass the House. and that these
"a new States will be admitted TO representations
Compress at the next session, and to vote in the
= Presidential Election. How their admission
,otbe Union will affect tine present state Of par
4, Wc haze no means OF determining, though
: onlnion is that neither Of them viii III any
@t5lllAgency 60 for the Magician.
e. The Surplus Rerenue.-By the Re.
-, Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, presented
II gongress, giving the amount Of Public Money
Ae d. poslle Banks on the FIRST Of March, we
I'm tina, II amounted 10 Tttry. Tire Millions
l.r,a Hundred and Fifty thousand Dollars
TIE receipts from the Public Lands, since the
H.. Of September last, are SAID 10 amour, to near.
in millions Of dollars, besides transfer warrants
j set pald IN, 10 the amount Of seven millions
lafc
4 Mat - 10 be done with this Immense amount
n, money ? is a question OF deep interest 10 the
eale OF the country, and Tor the solution Of winch
intelligent eyes are anyiously turned TO the
scat Congress. That something must be done
Il. that speedily, to &c, I'D q y, ~ some way OF
,ttr, is proposition which every one readily
II aoa lodges let il &c divided among the states,
purposes OF Internal improvement and Educa.
Il d, say We
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RNiiGlCHy

40 RHHGtrHy
V M BYRON the subscriber, on the
NSTA Goth of March, a grey
es.s=zszsc5 MARE, 5 or 9 years old, about
fourteen hands and a half high, nice head.
neck and ears, long tail, barefooted all
round with little small cracks in her fore
hulis. expect she will try to steer her
course to Randolph County. She is in fine
order. lfshe has been taken up by any per.
son, they will please notify the subscriber
by letter, directed to Charlotte, Immediately.
A FULLER.
April Q, 1896.
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Terms 5:

EcEAnS:
For Reading, Writing, and Spelling, 50 or.
English Grammar, Arithmetic and
Geography, S. !" "
History, Natural Philosophy, and
Chemistry, s.
Latin, with the above, $40 " "
Tie Articles of the School may be seen
at the office of B. Oates, Esq.
Ii. d. w. ALEXANDER.
Apru ii, 1885, S9tf