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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-18
Corrcsnondent ofthe Allas:

WASHINGTON, 9Th Dec. 1857.
"a short horse is soon currled" Nothing
is done or doing in Congress. On Monday
Mir XVhittlcsey Of Ohio, introduced a rosolu-
lion recurring the appointment forthwith, OF
The standing committees. The object Of this
wns, TO proceed Immediately 10 bust oss for
Mr. Whitlcscy is real tcorky.' The speak.
or decided 10 day, that absent members, by
the rules Of The House, could moi be appointed
on committees. whcreupon This resolution was
laid on the table.
Mr. Underwood called up resolution he
offered on Monday requiring that separate
journal should be kept and printed, containing
nothing but the yeas and nays on every qu"s-
lion where they we're taken, and that at the
cad Ct the session, an extra number Of them
should be transmitted TO the Governors of the
several states for circulation as the laws are
now circulated. The proposition produced
some mincing and a decision for the pre- sent
was cyadcd. hope MIR Underwood on the
final question, if he can get 10 it, which |
doubt, will call tue yeas and nays. 1t would
he an awful document and although very
unlike William the Conqucror's yet it might
appropriately be called "A Doom'S Day
Book"
informed you yesterday that it was ru-
mored TINT tho President had given some
assurance TO the editor of the Madisonian,
that he should have manuscript copy Of the
Message, but that his promise was subsc-
9uently revoked. A conservative friond who
sits in my ntighaorhood, has civan me the
facts, which think places Mr. Van Buren, in
position as awkward as that Of the conser-
valve printer is morlifyin9.
The printer OF tho House of Representatives
(cdtor Of tie Madisonian) or 90 ne one by his
authority and in his behalf, addressed WITH.
ten application to the President for copy to
enable hin TO have copies printed for the mem
bcra in readiness when the message should
be promulgated, or communicated to Con-
gross. as Blair (oi the Gobe) would, as prin-
to TO the Senate, be able 10 prepare FOR the
Senators. The Prcsid mt declined but afer-
wards notified the editor Of tie Madsonian
that he should he furnished with copy On
sending TO the State Department 10 obtain it,,
he was informed that the President had again
recsnsidered his decision, and would not fur
nish the House printer with copy.
These, have no doubt, are the facts. So
mach for the conflicting decisions oi the cab.
met proper and the Kitchen cabinet The
latter, "a IN such cases ia rigl t and proper
prevailing. Roader-what is R shnille-cock
Did you ever ere the gamo OF battle. door,
AN OBSERVER.
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DIED.

In this town. 18th inst. Harriet P dsngh.
Ter of CLANCY B. LEONARD agcd thirteen mo.
Illinois nm Mass. prin'ers reqnes'rl SC.
IN this village, IIth inst. Canadian NAM
cd Simons-kied by the caving in Of bank
Of earth.
Drowned in sh-lbu-no pond, m thu 9th
instant, Jirah Isham ESQ, about 10.
In WatervilIe. on The 6rh nit. Mary Ann.
daughter of Osgood MeFarand, Esq, aged
about 90.
At Mortified, on the 23d ul,. Mr. Jahn
Brown, aged 82-n pensioner. Printers in
n. Fl. requested, &C.
In Morotown, on the Glib instant Mrs Res.
"a Alh"rton, wife of Mr. Elihr Anterior.
In Eden, on the Goth of November, after
'tort illness of the fvphns fever. John Brown,
Esq. oSel 81. Printers in n. II. and ~ Y.
are requested, &c
Al his residence, in Warren. q, tho 9Th Of
December, verv Suddenly, Mr. Gyms Allen
In Calais, Nov. 90, John Livings' on. son of
CO... Jabpz and Ruth Mower, aged years.
The subject of this notice had evidently been
n subject OF religious impressions from the &c
of three wars. tt. l." Iiscov,rhls sv m
tom of serious Impression was in the exercise
ne PRAYER, without particular example or in
siruc'ion. Soon after his devotional exercises
were discovered, ne, without instruction, com
mcnced holding meetings, in which he regular
" interspersrd singing. preaching and praying
The writer of this article has often witnessed
his devotions, end can truly saw that his exam.
pie of orstory zeal fsrvor md humility might
be n lesson 10 many public speaker. His
entire self control in all his exercises the
change Of gesture and tone ofvoicn and deep
devotion in whicl, he poured ont his sopI TO
God in PRAYER were evidences Ia every cam
did behodar that his mind was rea llv wrought
upon by the Spiri nj God. Printers in Wor
casters Mass. Portland and HalIowell Me.
are requested to notice Accommodated
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The STATE House in The riiv of Jefferson
Mo-. wac consumed hv fire. cn the 18Th
MT. All the papers in The ofic" ~ the Sec
reterv or Safe were DESTROYED. ar' about
one half Of lie State Library. Tho lnss
was inconsidcrablc. exclusive ui ,hr books
and papers. The fire ia supposed 10 have
heen entirely accidental.
Pie HIM. Acce LphrancHc. c'a-ro d
affairs oi the United States, arrived Al Hnu-
stan. Tcxas, On the 2i'h ~ Oct. NH WINS
formally introduced 10 President II ,ustnn.
Nv. Lahranchp ale, viaiicd tho 'vn hnnqes
nf Congress, assembled in the Hall nf Rcr-
resentaiives. where I've WIS nd lressed hv
Mr.. Wharton. from the committee ~ the
Senate, and made very civil and com.
pimen'ary reply.
Enlistment for CannI7.-Ti i, impossible
W prevens citizens iiirinp the Pniriors in
Cnnada. They take tho rcepnnsihiitv. but
neither the States nnr the General Govern
mont can allow a rendezvous 70 he onened
Tor The enlistment nj our citizens 70 make
war against England or that colony. n Y
Star.
70 We are rra,ifph tn learn that the
vacancv in tho late Van Buren, COMPRESSION.
al district ri Ohio. nccasionp1 bv { C re-
riana'ion Of Mr.. Lnomis. is filed hv Chs
D. Coffin, Wing. Nv 'hon' 20o mpiuitv.
In Oct. last, Tie loco Iocos had 500 mai. 50
we 90. ID.
PEwssYLvAsta.--Thn Legislature or th.
state convened at Hnrrishnrch ~ Tuoeanv Of
his week. In the Senate Hon. J,ssc,Burden
(Ani-Ven BurenI was reelected SNEAKER,
hovin~ n 1 Co. Too : \
Tho votes of the two candidates woro thrown
awav. In tho House, Hon Lewis Dcwart NJ
Northumberland c.. was lik cwi,e re- elected
having SO votes 10 ~ for John Walker of Al
leganv, topnosi'ion.) Two votes SCATTERING
as in the Senate. Only two Senators nrd
three Representatives wrrn absent. Cro w
Hamcrslnv was re.oleced clerk of the Son.
afe. and David MidllecoG, Assistunt.--.Reic
Yorker.
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CANADIAN AFFAiRs.-INe understand
hat dispositions were Yesterday made in
this city, that agents of the insurgents in
Canada, were openly recruiting in Birng-
ton and other places in Vermont, and send
ing lnto Canada, men and munitions of war,
Tor The use of thost in arms against the gov
ernmen'. These dispositions were forward.
cd TO England,' by yesterdays Packet, and
TO the British Minister al Washington, and
will doubtless be the cause of an i'm
mediate demand upon our Executive TO put
en- end TO such proceedings IN future. Our
fellow citizens and The public press through
out the United States, cannot be too eau
tious how they encourage or conntennnce
any 'oceedngs which may by possibility,
embroil US with England, or which NAV
have tendency TO weaken the bond Of am
ity and o. Interest by which the two coun-
trys are now 80 closely united.
~ Y. Cohr. e. Enqr.
Hs proper tina. such representations, II correct
should be made, not only to the British authorities
but to our own government. Strong as are our
sympatnlss for the Canadian patriots we cannot s,
WI not justify any violations of the laws of our own
Union, even for the sake of rendering assistance to
those who deeply need it. So far as they can be
assisted, in any lawful and proper manner let them
he nssisted aye, they will DO assisted by every
man who loves Liberty and foels for the woes of an
oppressed people. But what means the Courier BY
It's advice to the public presS7 Is tho American
press not to speak out the sentiments of Liberty D
Are We to withhold our feelings, our sympa,hies,
our opinions? Are we, either through fear or fa-
'o' Of a foreign court, to seal our lips !and RE-
STEAM THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS?
Eevsr-neyerl Britain has no right 10 demand
'h's-shs has no reason 10 expect t-a he is reere-
ant 10 The rights Of the press and the principles Of
American Liberty, who either maintsns ,owsrdly
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Government, during which attempts
may be made to violate the laws Of
the United States, passed to preserve
the relations Of amitv with foreign
powers and to fulfil the obligations
of our treaties with them, BY direc-
ton of the President | have the hon
mr. to request the attention OF your
Excellency to any movements Of
that character that NAV be conten-
plated in the State Of Vermont, and
your prompt interference to arrest
the parties concerned, If any prepa-
rations are made Of hostile nature
against any foreign power in amiIy
with the United States.
have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obcdient servant.
JOHN FORSYTH.
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STOnGEsyIry.

WHEREAS tl,sLegslaiure of the State
w OF Vermont, at their session ut Mont.
prlier, in the year one thousand eight hun
drcd and thirty five, assessed tax Of three
mis- pr acre on all the lands tpuble lands
excep,ed) in the town of Woodbury., in tho
county oil Washington, in sad state, for thu
purpose Of making and repairing roads and
building bridges in said town of Woodbury.,
and al their session of Montpelier A. D. 1885.
did revive the aforesaid tax-thesc are 10 warn
the proprielors and land owners Of said town
OF Woodbury. who have not paid their pro-
port on oil SAID tax in labor or otherwise, to the
coaimi tlr appointed TO superintend tho ex pen.
diure Of the same, or 10 the subscriber, that So
much Of their lands will be sold, at ublic
auction at the dwelling house Ct Joel Ceiley
in the town of Woodbury., in tho county Of
Washington. on Tuesday the Goth day Of
February, A. D 1883, al ten o'clock in tho
forenoon, as will be requisite 10 dschargeIther
respective lakes with costs.
Dated Of Woodbury., this 5th day Of Deeen.
Der, 1887.
ASAPEI TOWN. Collector.
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gG3~Thc only election, alluded TO in the
message as expressing the will Of the peo-
pie on national affairs, is that of Arkansas,
which resulted IN the choice of an admins
cratic member Of Congress by diminish
ed vote. Mississippi has elected two wing
members and Ohio one. Will the Pres-
dent give Us n new message, announcing
that the Balance of expressed public opin-
ion il against him.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
CnLEANs DISTRICT. IS.

TN Probate Court, holden Mt Irasbursh, with
in and for said district, Oh the 3oih day 81
November, A. ID. 1887,
JANE b BOYD,
Administrative on the Estate Of Robcrt Boyd,
late Of Glover in said district, deceased, pre-
sen's her administration account for settlement
Whereupon it is ordered that the same be re-
ferred 10 the % Wednesday q: January nezi,
at the Probate Office in Iashureh, in said dis.
Irlct, for examination aud oliowuncp--and that
all concerned he noiiiied hereof by publication
of this order in tho Vermont Waterman s.
State Journal, printed al Montpelier, three
weeks successfully, as SOON as may be, thnt
they may appenr. If :hey see cause, at said
time and place. and object thereto.
BY The CONT
25.3w GE.). NYE, Register.
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MIR UNDERWOOD or KENTUCKY.

MIX UN DER OOD W AL4' w ~ -
Lrcur ron THE PEopLE. Nothing Is more
characteristic OF tie rary in power than Their
contempt Of the pcopie-thsir desire 10 con-
ceal from the people the situalion Of public
affairs and blind them as 70 the conduct OF
public men.
Hence proceeded their opposition TO tie In
yesticaiing committees Of the last session
md ihciracquiesence in the refusal OF Gen.
Jackson, Amos Kendall and Reuben NJ. Wh0
ncy, 10 furnish the information rqnlrtd. rom
then, Hence proceeded the conduct cl ina
conmittee in supprossng day alter day INC
most important questions to witnesses, -q"cs-
tions 10 which there could have been no val
ID objection.
The tories in Congress aio still parsuing
the pamo course. Suppress-cenceal keep
every thing frotp the people:-ih IS ,thoir
policy. When Mr. Underwood HE able whe
representative from Kentucky, nevod in the
blouse Of Representatives. Oh Wednesday to
s.7nt u journal Of the yeas Ond nays. Of that
Body, 10 distribute among the Pcope-and TO
e give them an opportunity of Judging for them
eelses Of the course Vi their public servants
whence came tho opposition
why, Of course from the tory parry. Mr..
Haynes, a tory from Georgia and Mr., Craig
a tory from Visgirfa and Mr.. Hamer, u
tory from Ohio; and Mr. Boon, doubl'-dl'.
titled tory from Indiana AL these Sen'temrn
sycrc against ii,-Courer and Enq.
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ipR0RATE NO1ICE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Stated sessions
Orleans District, IS. OF The Probate
Couri for the District Of Orleans, for the ycsr
eusuing will be holden as roowf. viz: At
the Probate Office Ia lrIslurgh on tho hr.t
aud last Wcdnrsdays Of each month. Al
y, rby Centre, at the Inn Of Mr. Crane, o.
lie tliri Wcd,c.days of January, March
MAY, July, S, pienibor ard November Az
returns and concentrations will be made to
Tho Register at tho Probate Office in Itas.
hnrch.
Probate fliec, Ir-sb 4rgh,
9th Decenbrr. 1887 )
JOSEPH WiG0INs, Judge.
GEO N We. Renisier.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
WASHINGTON District az.

w ashlnston District IS.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, !,
within and for said district, on the cath day Of
Novemb' r, A. d. 1897.
I EMUEL THOMAS, Executor OF tho
IL last will and testament Of John McAllis-
ter, late Of Stowe in said district, deceased,
makes application to said court to extend tho
time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts
due from said estate ant. settle his adminisra-
ton account, until some future day-Where.
upon ii is ordered by said court that said np.
plication be heard at the Probate Office in
Montpelier on the 26th dayoi December 1887,
and it is further ordered that notice hereof DO
glyen TO the creditors Of said estate and to all
others concerned, By publishing the substance
OF said application and orders thereon, in this
Vermont Waterman s. State journal, printed
at Montpelier, at least two weeks successive
ly before the time aforesaid appointed for the
hearing Of said application.
BY the Court.
25 Attest, J. LOOMS, Register.
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rs Attest, J. LOOMS, Register.
PADDOCK WILSON'S ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Probate Court Tor the
district ol Washington, commissioners to
receive, examine, aud adjust all claims and
demands ofal persons, against the estate
If Zadock Vnson, lae OF Warren, in said
district, deceased, represented insovent,
and the term, OF months from tie fifteenth
day Of September instant allowed, hy said
Court, % the creditors of sail deceased,I Ia
exhibit andiprove shei: respective claims.
10 Tie duties oi appointment NJ sthe dwelling
ouseoi Jerusha Vincent, in Warren in sair
district, On the 9th day of December an,
January next al o'clock, A, NJ. on cal
OF said days. A. CUSHMAN Comm. 81, ="
j. VINCENT,
Warren, Nov, ga. d. 1887.
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TO HIS EXCELLENCY TIE COVER
NOR OF VERMONT

The Subscribers have learned with great
concern, that portion Of the public press aud
many OF the citizens in the northern part Of
inns state are advocating and adopting meas
nres III relation TO the existing difficulties in
the Province OF Lower Canada, which the
undersigned conceive 10 be not onlg of most
cvll;example and mischevous tendency, but
in direct contradiction TO every sound princi-
pie Of public morals.
The newspapers have been filed with ex-
citing rumors and inhamaiory articles in ia
yor OF The so called patriots they have So
llched contributions in aid If their cause :;
public meetings have been had, and encour.
aSemont oil counteDanco and assistance held
out TO the insurgents, and it is even credihly
reported that they have been gratuilously fur.
nIshed by citizens OF Vermont with arms and
munitions OF war.
The rule OF nonnterference in the internal
discussions Of other nations, has been ALWAYS
protested and generally observed by the
American Government, and the Justice, wis.
dom and proprlety of this course of policy
rest npoH grounds so strong, that extreme ca
ses alone can excuse a departure from it.
That the struggle in Canada presents one of
those cases, we by no means believe. We
have now b,en independent of the British en-
pre- Tor more than threescore years, and with
The exception of short periods of interruption,
have sustained friendly relations witt, thai
power ever since the close Of the revolutiona-
~ war The prejudces, the jealouses and
the embltered feelings engendered by that
contest and by tho war OF 1912, may be sup.
posed TO have subsidized, and we ought now
10 mold the British nation in common with The
rest oil The world, IN rar indeed, a, enemies,
oW N peace AZ htsndi With the PROVINCES
Of Canada our intercourse has ,ocn nra,lr a,
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rJFor the presidents message,

rJ-For the presidents message, see
fourth s. first pages. A minority president
could only be expected to disregard the
expressed will Of the majority of the peo-
pie: Mr.. Van Buren, has done it, in adher-
ing TO the sub-treasury, alias TREASURY
BANK system. Mexico, it will be SEEM is
threatened and Texas unnoticed; the north
eastern boundary remains in statu quo /;
the treasury is full Of UNAVAILABLE
FUNDS; and plan for increasing the
army Of offceholders is set on foot, osten-
sib'y to obtain n valuation Of the public
lands.
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Notice.

THNHE Governor ol Vermont has appoin-
= ted Peter S. Whceock Esq, OF Bos
ton, . Commissioner, within and for the
STATE nj Ms 'achuSeiis, To take the deposi-.
lions OF witnesses, the acknowledgement Of
Deeds and other Instruments in writing IT,
be- used, or recorded in the Stale Of Vei-
mont.
Boston, NJ. 16, c urt' Street. 26.6ni
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MARRIED

IN 'his village. 18Th instant. by Rvg w
Smith. Mr. Webb 10 Miss Mary Ann
wainwright.
In P'nin6'ld i3fi, inst. bv Rev Elisha G
Scott, Colonel Nathaniel Sherman OF Barre TO
Mrs. pnh P'kin.
In Cori0'h 10Th mat. bv Ira w Whitaker ESQ
Mr. James NJ Olmstead to Miss Martha Rich.
ardson
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Lost

IN Mon p.lir nr vicinity, about one year
since u red NJ ,roccr Pocket Case OF
Surgical llSlrumens. The owner would
bctlankIul t., any one in possession Of the
aams, who will give notice where il is or
rtirn il 10 either of The Printing Offices in
Montpelier. A Satisfactory reward will b,
given.
Dc. |, 1887. 1868
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silence, or openly justfes the oppression Of the
people Of Canada. Let us not be mistakon we
blame man for favoring the Tories Of Canada, if
he believes them rigd VIC blanc only those who
know the right and still the wrong pursue"
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The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.
johnson Of Maryland, calling on the Prcsi,
dent for information relative TO the causes Of
delay ia Tie sailing Of the vessels in'edccd Tor
the exploring expedition, the CORES pondencc,
&c. sc. was tnkcn up, aud adopted.
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70 LET.

Il & Russolrs Storc-rosscssion given in.
mcdiately-enqIire of y. Rublec, next door.
Dec. Is, 1897.
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALSAM
~ Tor sale by s. BURBANK Jr.
Dec Is, 1897
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WHEREAS the Legislature OF The

WHEREAS the Legislature OF The
w State Of Vermont. AT their ses-
sion at Montpelier, A. ID. 1896, assessed a
lax of fur cents pes acre on all The lands
(public lan'scxcepled,) in the town OF Rrx
bury, in the county OF Washington, in said
state, for the purpose of making and repair
ing roads and biilling brG1eS,-theSe are
to warn the proprietors and land owners Of
said town Of ROxhurv who have moi paid
their proportion of snid tax in lahnr or 9th
erwise, 10 the comnitiee appointed 10 STU
perintend The expenditure of the same, or
TO the subscriber, thar so much Of their
lands will be sold al public vendue, at the
dwelling house ni John NJ Spaldng in the
town If Roxburv, in the conniy OF WASH
ington, on the 18th day Of February next.
al o'clock forenoon, rs will he requisite to
discharge their respective taxes with costs.
Dated at Rnxhury, This 18th day Of De-
cemher. A. ID. 1897.
90 CHARLES SAMSON Cnllrctor.
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NOTICE.

TAKEN up by The subscriber, enc YEAR
H. ling Seer, brinde, lne back, white on
his belly and on The inside of lie hind legs.
The owner s reQues e. 10 Prove property
pay charges and take him array.
NOAH SCRlBNFRs'
Johneon, Dcc,,6 1881 :S;3NF
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MONTPELIER LYCEUM.

Mat u ee'ing al tho Masonic Hail or
Tuesday evening dee l5,) at and i-S
o'clock.
A Introductory Paper will be read
Qu,et OF for discussion - You'll IL Dc pot.
icy toGnne Te:U al CtiaE - The United
States, or either Of them2
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tC5-Thc citizens Of ST Adams have re-
solved to take measures to defend them
selves against any assaults from the British
troops Proceedings in type, hut excluded
tor want Of room.
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aHsOtiCc.

THIS may certify tina, have sold my son,
l. George Washburn, his time, and shall
not pay any debts OF his contracting nor
claim any Of his earnings a0rr lhis date.
ANDREW WASHBURN.
Berlin, Dec. 2, 1887. 26w3+
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Copy Of communication received aE-
ter The foregoing proclamation was
published d:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,)
WASnlNGToN, DECEMBER 7, 1897.
TO His Ercellency The Governor of the
State of Vermont
SRA contest having common
ced in territory of Great Britain
adjoining the United States, between
portions of the population and the
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26

HNHE TRUSTEES OF this Institution, hay
n Iii g pleasure to inform the pablo. tina, the
have employed the Rev. James Martin, who wi
commence his duties as teacher, on Monday, July
18th. The first session To end on the 18th Decem-
Der next. Mr. Martins talents, and high standing
as successful teacherare SO generally known, that
communication is deemed unnecessary. All the
branches will DO taught usually required Tor enter
ing college.
TERMS per SESSION.
Reading, Writing Arithmetic, &c. Sl2 0O
English Grammar, Geography s Algebra Is 90
The Language and Sciences 90 0C
Good boarding can he had conventcn, to the AGA.
denny en- moderate terms. Pupils viii be admitted
at any time during this session BY the month"; fire
quired, and charged accordingly. Mr.. Martin vii
receive both Females and Males until a compelen
teacher can be obtained, capable constructing, III til,
higher branches OF Fc,nalc Education. The oca.
ton Of Louisville regarding health, purity of ,ate
beauty and convenience, certainly possesses advan
tages not cqualled in Mississippi BY order OF tn,
board OF Trustees.
CHARLES T. MURPHY, President
J.B. MKELLAND, Secretary,
Louisvil e, Miss July Sd, IsJ7--3-4w