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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25
THE DEMON OUTRAGE.

| Our readers will surely exclaim with u.
that the outrage at Harrisburgh is one Of the
most brutal that disgrace the annals Of crime
There were eleven fends engaged in this aw
full deed. We learn from the Chronicle Of
that place:
THAT the victim was young girl from the
country who came in search Of a place.
Wandering through our town, going from
house to house, inquiring for employment as
servant, she strayed into a disrerut,ble part
of our town; being an entire stranger here,
she was not aware Of the fact. As night was
setting in. she was accosted by one of the
gang, who inquired of her, who or what she
was in search Of; upon informing him, he told
her that if she went with him he would get
a place for her; young, innocent and uDsus-
pect,ng, she accompanied him, to what she
supposed 4 respectable house, but which was
a grog and dance kennel, kept by black
man, notorious for its depravity. Here a
scene took place which, while it beggars de-
scription, exhibits a state Of moral depravity,
painful in the extreme 10 every well-wisher
OF the social community"
The details Of this affair are too horrible to
parade in the columns of our newspaper.
We leave them to the worst imaginations of
our readers. The Chronicle adds
1.-THE black scoundrel in whose house these
inhuman deeds were committed, and who is
now lodged in Jail, awaiting his trial, also at
tempted TO Join these devils in their brutali.
ty; but, being black, the white scoundrels
would not permit it."
s.'rhis affair occurred more than a week
since, and is only now developing itself to
the eyes Of our citizens. Complaint has been
lodged, and the little girl is now in the coun-
ty poor house. She is considerably bruis-
ed; her limbs are very much chafed, from
the efforts made to get away"
Only i've or six Of the names of this despe-
rate gang have as yet been discovered, FIVE
Of whom are in jail; the rest have all ledl
from justice.
The Governor has offered reward of ONEl
HUI NDRED DOLLARS head for each of
SO. wretches. If taken and secured in this
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25

Mohammsdan. after b. has washed, he must
wash sgaia before he peays. In EgyPs there is
sect Who ass obliged to wash il the shadow of .
dog fslls upoa them. And it . dog touch their
garment, hey cut the piece out.
IL 10 sumosed that The Clinsoa Family have
hesrd Of property worth . million sterling, to
which hey are the literal heirs. Il 10 situated il
tho eounsy Of Looefosd, Ireland. lfioo whe.ee
their aaeestos emiera,ed TO the then Provinces oil
New York
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25

AsAA =
As We predicted, the pretended armistc Of Gen
JesuP has turned out another sham, ruse-in
other words IN ingenious device to gain time, and
Gen. Jesup has been caught IN the snare, and du-
Pea in this matter, - GeE. Gaines was before.
The famous Osccsolo 4 Mieanepy did not come
in the Council that Vas . be held at Fort Dade
IA miles below Fort Armstrong, Feb. 18th. By
advices from Fort Armstrong, near Dade's battle
ground, to Feb. g, received at Savannah, 20 learn
that Jumper had seat word that he was sick
Abraham however aud two sub-ch'efs, are said to
have surrendered. There are 100 Seminoles en-
csmped one mile from Fort Dade, waiting the is
sue. All the army (l250 ss'ose) are At this Fost
except Captain Rinsgolds cooPssy. companies l.
aud parts off and D, 81 artillery, together With
one company Of the 4th artillery. These esmpa-
MES we're selected to form The garrison Of Fost
Armstrong, situated in the vicinity Of the Wahool
Swa3p.
At an arrival 1t ChaSieston from jacksonville la-l
Ter than the abovs, ve learn that Gen. Jesup hadl
'ens to 0arey's Ferry for 400 herses . renew theI
and hostilitiee wsse to be reeo0oeocedl
Feb. 25. Two of Gen. 1esnandex' naeyoss Who'll
Nd bsen pfssneu to Tho seminoles bad escaped
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25

to 81. Augustine. and reported that 400 Indiae
warrioss e PHILIPS gag wese concentrated ssas
Pilaekahskaha The lodians have bed no talk
whatever, and thsis object he's bsen wiihoas dosbs
. il vas beSeeo % have time 10 remove o6 their
squaws and papoeses to some new hiding place
among the impsnstsabls everglades. The Chiefs
il 10 nov ru0ored, are in favor Of armistic-ths
Young men ssaisst il: they have plenty Of ammo-
milton. II the late attack on Col. Fannin2 they
|ost but killed 4 wounded. There 10 . prevail
jne notion among the Seminoles that Gen. Jesup
intends to hasdcuG and ship them Of - soon ~ he
can catch them.-tEvenisg Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25

Instructive LOVE or FLEsH IN TIoKRs.-A par
~ Of gentlemen from Bombay, one day vis't;ng the
stupendous cavern temple Of elephants, discover
ed tigers whelp in ono Of the obscure recesses Of
the edifce. DESTROYS of kidnapping the cub with
out encounteriog the fury Of its dam, they took il
up hastily and cautiously, and retreated. Being
left entirely At liberty, and extremely we'll fed, the
tiger grew rapidly, appearing tame and foodlog ~
dog, and in every respect entirely domesticated.
At length, when II had attained q vas, size, and
its apparent gentleness, il began
to Inspire terror BY its tremendous powers Of doing
piece Of raw meat dripping with hood
fell in his way. Il 10 be observed, that, up to
that moment, il had been studiously kept from raw
animal food. The instant, however, it had dipp-
ed ,ts tongue in blood, something like madness
seemed to have seized upon the animal, . destruc-
live prssciple hitherto dormant was awakened, il
dsrsed 6ercely with glazing eyes upon its prey,
lore il With fury to pieces, and growing and
ing in the most fearful: manner. rushed oG towards
he iungles.-Bsown's Anecdotes.
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SOUTHERN CoNvExr,oN.-The New Or
leans Bulletin says: ~Let the Convention, we
say, be called and called soon. Let the Leg
islature urge the matter upon the attention Of
the other Slave States, and propose time
and place for the assembly to be held-let
provisions be made for the appointment Of
delegates, and lastly, if the measure be APP
proved by the other States interested, and
this meeting be held-let such an exposition
Of our rights and feelings be made as will
compel the Abolitionists to choose between
the destruction Of the Union, or the undistur-
bed continuance Of the present happy, and
condition Of things.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25

Oniorr OF NEeRo SGAvxRY.-Mr. Bancroft
lin the FIRST volume of his interesting history
of the U. s. gives. an account Of the early
traffic Of the Europeans in slaves. In the
middle ages the Venstians purchased white
linen. christians and others, and sold them tc
1.-The Sa,xeeans in Sicily and Spain. In En-
gland, the Anglo Saxon nobility sold thei.
servants ~ slaves to foreigners. The Por.
!tueuese first imported negro slaves from Yves
tern Africa into Europe in l443. Spain
soon engaged in the traffic, and negro slaves
|.bosnded in some places in that kingdom
After America was discovered, the In
dams of Hispaniola were imported into Spain
and made slaves. The Spaniards visited
the coast of North America and kidnapped
thousands Of the Indians, whom they trans
ported into slavery in Europe and the West
Indies. Columbus himself enslaved FIVE hum
dred native Americans and sent them to
Spain that they might be publicly sold at Sc
vile. The practice Of selling North Amer
can Indians into foreign bondage continued
nearly two centuries. Negro slavery was
first introduced into America in 1901, by
Spanish shareholders, who smigrated with
their negroes. A royal edict Of Spain au-
thorized negro slavery in America in sos.
King Ferdinand himself sent from Seville
fifty slaves to labor in the mines. In 1911,
the direct traffic in slaves between Africa
and Hispapiola was enjoined BY royal ordi-
nance. Las Casas, who had seen the 1ndi-
ans vanish away like dew before the cruel
ties Of the Spaniards, suggested the expedi-
emit that negroes, who alone could endure
seventies, might be still further employed.
This was in 1917. The mistaken benevo-
lence of Las Casas extended the slave trade,
which had been previously established.
Sir John Hawkins was the first English
man that engaged in the slave trade. In
I 562, he transported large cargo Of Arr
cans to Hispaniola. In 1867, another sxpe-
dition was prepared, and queen Elizabeth pro-
tected and shared in the traffic. Hawkins,
in one Of his expeditions, set fire to an Afri-
can city, and out Of 5000 inhabitants succee-
ded in Selling $50. James Smith of Boston,
and Thomas Keyser, first brought upon the
colonies the guilt Of participating in the At
rican slave trade. In 1745 they imported a
cargo of negroes from Africa. Throughout
the cry of justice was raised
against them as malefactors and murderers;
the guilty men were committed for the Of
fence, and the representatives Of the people
ordered the negroes to be restored to their
native country at the public chargs.-At q
later period, there were both Indian and ne
gro slaves in Massachusetts, In 1870, a
Dutch ship entered James river and landed
20 negroes for sale. This is the sad epoch
of the introduction ofnegro slavery into Vir-
ginia. For many years, the Dutch were
conceEned in the slave trade in
the market Of Virginia.-( Hampshire Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25

''Give the KaigAts of the BLACK LrsSs but onion.
and they will
ssShed whole pinss OF bitter tears,
And wipe 'sm their sleeve"
"What's the matter with your eye." said gen
tleman the other day to IN honest e,nigrant. who
looked ~ if he had been playing At hstycufs.
.'OA: it has been put out, Knocked out. aaaihila-
ed---e-r-p-u-n-g-e-d-:"
''How can that bel" replied tbs other, 'cao't
you with it!''
''Oh yes, can with it; but for all that it 10
expxnged Don't you see the black lines around it.
s.WnAr 70 nEnEsr!" ANSWERED The committee
of the Allschwye, Base Champagne, Switze Rand,
demanded lately of the council Of public instruc-
tioD, the dismissal Of schoolmaster, on account
Of his heresy. Imagine in what it consisted.-
The poor fellow that the devil did not stir
up the souls Of the departed with = pitchfork!
The Governor Of Missouri Boggs,) havise taken
some offence at Mr.. Jameson, Speak ofthe House
Of Representatives Of that state he refuses to ad-
dress his legislative communications to the Speak
er. but sends them directly to the House. The
and decided by unanimous vote, to lay the com
municatioOs the table. and to continue to do 40
until the Governor address them properly. The
House doe: right, and We should snPpose that the
people of Missouri would conclude they had rot !,
Governor upon . very small scale-in . man ca
pable Of exercising 90 pitiful feeling a. this.
We learn from undoubted authority. that late o.
Friday night. and just previous to the expiration
of has term Of Office, Gee. Jackson ackuovlede "a
- President Of the United States the eoce
of Texas, AID that in consequence Col. Whartoo.
The minister Of Texas, aud Col. Wolfe, Secretarv
% the legation. were invited with other foreign
niaisters to attend the ceremony Of the in.m~ur.
ios. charge d'AGairs to represent the United
states u Texas, vas appointed at the cane time.
MADlsoSs WoaKs-Ths isvaluable posthumou.l
works Of the llustrious Aadisoa, and which NJ
,eea purchased BY Congress Of Mr.. Nadiso. foil
EsO,OU. wnlwe trust. be immed lately published
,efore IRE OF cone other accident reaches then /
We have bad oeaaochely. not to say disgracefuIj
proofs, that TIE pablo archives Of the couetrv nj
" .shiogeoo, are net safs. As. Madison. bv ~!
'ee % CeogTcss, permitted to cell copies cf theI,
Rosk - foreign co0otsios.-Evo Star
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25

Ma. VAn DUass's PIsDoes.---It = rsnes1
with psist. that whatever eourss nay - -
BY 0r. Van Busea il his Presidesey, il = 49,
sibls be eas ever b essyictsd ~ visaatiag
pledge gives il his lsaugural AA1rsss.--(ps
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SINGULAR SrRArAGEx.-The importatios q
eggs from France to England has IoaG 80
a source Of profit, but we have seen IA Ia
don paper an account of a trick adapsed
increase the emoIuments Of the hlsioess 70 :
extent. A basket q Frece
eggs has been seized at Dover, amoag wnle.
were found large number Of ivosy, e1seY
real eggs, and containing very n0
and expensive foreign laces.
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milton. In the late attack on Col. Fasnio2 they
lost but killed 4 wounded. There 10 prevail
ing notion among the Seminoles that Gen. Jesup
iniends to hasdcuG and ship them OF ~ soon ~ he
can catch ,hem.-(Evenise Star.
OFFICIAL.
Gx,r...O.pr,) Hap QuAsrE.s OF TIVE As~s,
Adiutant Generals Office.
NO. .. Wsski.esos, Mach :, 1887
/. The Msios General Commanding in chief has
received from the War Department the following
order:
.sGener,l ANDREW JACKSON, ex- President Of the
United States, being about depart from this city
for his home in Tennessee, and the state Of his
health rendering it important that he should DO ac
e0mpanied by . medical attendant, the President
directs that the Surgeon General Of the army &C
company the CT President to Wheeling, in the State
Of Virginia, there 10 Be relieved, in case the ex-
Presidents health shall be such ~ to allow il, BY
some officer Of the medical department, who will
attend the exPresidcns from that place to has resi-
dence.
In giving this order the President feels assured
that this mark Of attention the venerable soldier,
patriot, and statesman, now retiring, in infrm
health from the Of Office the repose Of psi.
vate life, will he Is greatfu TO the feelings ofthe
American People, as il appears 10 the President to
be suitable IN itself.
M VAN BUREN,.
WASHINGTON. March 9th, 1872
The Major General commanding ehiei will
carry into effect the foregoing directions Of the
President Of the United States.
BF. BUTLER
Secretary Of War I'D Interim
IL. Pursuant to the above order, Surgeon Gen
ersl Lawson will Immediately Join the ex-Presi-
dent, and will accompany him, as his medical At
tendant to Wheeling, the State Of Virginia, and.
in his discretion, the residence Of the Presi-
dent, the Hermitage, near Nashville, in the State
Of Tennessee.
ILL., Assistant Surgeon Reynolds win join the
ex-President At Wheeling. Virginia. and from that
place, either alone, in conjunction with the Sur
eeon Genesal, - the latter may direct, will pro-
coed with the President to his residence in Ten
nessee.
Nv. The officers above named, on the conclusion
Of the duties above assigned to them, will repair to
their respective stations.
BY order Of ALEXANDER MAcoxD, Major Gcner-
al Cammanding- in chief:
ROGER JONES,
Adjutant General.
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Resoirei, Tint a committee oil twenty QUE b
ppol1tcd 10 inquire into the espedIvncy AZ
ropncy OF lnstfuctlug our Senators and r.4sr
~ our Representatives L. tongre $ to Suic f.
III immediate feeo, milton oi the IN dependence
Texas.
On motion Of MI Rivcs tho Committee [
loads. &c, WAS instructed 10 inquire nto til
xp.dlency OF auhorislng the LOUISA Raj Roa
ompany 10 enlarge The capital. aud OF ,heteb,
mailing II 10 coutfurt a Rail Road lrum son,
'o.nt Oh their pre- cut location. 10 tho town q
Charlottesville, g..
LOUISA Raj. ROAD
On motion OF Mr.. Rves, the .nsrossed bill
n>tinc1ng the Board Of Public Aork, 10 sol
cfibe on behalf OF the Stltctoth the capital stool
II the Louisa liall road Company, was tak.n up
nd read thlfd tlme and passed aye, &c, noe
80
On motion of Mr. NJ Candlish, the pnprosqst
Lill 10 auihoflIe The iiuster~ OF " lliam and NJ,
ry.Colrge TO establish a Medical Cocp, IN M
1ty Of Richmond, waa taken up. and sief cou
,d.fablr IN which Messs. MeGandlish, Hun.
ter. Stuart Bolts. Snnard Watkins, Garland
Randolph aud Mutdaosh took part, the bill wa,
passed.
Mr.. May moved that the Dbl prescribing re
gualons tor the Incorporation OF Banks be takcr
up.
Nj Watkins moved that the bill lie on the
table until 10 morrow, statlnJ that he propo Iet
to introduce " der 10 the bill which be ttuatc,
would reconcile all patt1ss. The motion wa
rEfeed IL.
On motion OF Mr.. Watkins the Hontc proceed
cd 10 aet upon the rep aft, ol the Standing Com
mtlecs and the rrillde OF the day was spenl in
allon.
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pOETlCAI..
From ths National Go.,f,e

From fhs National Gor,ne.
T II K NGlNO PEN.
- "hic auratis vol,tans arsenklt anscr
ott ebus bAttos IN tIaINE adessc airl al"
Is. VII e..
hen Remo's riesi soo'e, the Cap tu Ia save
oarlc from its avail hrr rercech If warning gavo
he timely sound grateful nation hoard
nj 10 in silver shone the immortal bird
hence, shr,nrd IN verse" she found surcr homo,
nd gray ro"'e survived almrhty Rome
when lold Benton, randcr-touc. arose,
patrol screams. dlscord,nt 10 IN. f,e..
- chief well pleased tho obstrcperou, Cu,dia
knew,
nd 10 the cac'l'r pad tho honors due.
Proud Of thy real uhus spoke the approving sare
iIIwear thine emblem through declining age,
ccP the hf ght trophy ever IN my,icw,
,nd rarinr always, thmk lock- on YOU:
'or shall succeeding time our fonns behold
IN worthless canvass ~ IN ,uleer gold
hut IRON tbs busy scene when each W th6rawa
'coth's eeftln victim |, aud YOU the law,
'2cN 10 thy hand this feather shal bc gieen
Snd the am goaae-qu Il VIM us 9th 10 heaven
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looking Class ManufactotJ
AND
Rs4y Il 81 Sg gre So, 20 e d.

IA LILLIAN ii & CHARLES S. WAYNE
W Manufacturer, OF LOOKING Gh.sns and
importers 81 Hardware, Cutlery Plated, Brlin-
id aud Imitation Silver War No. u, north Sc
eo0d street, PhIadelpha offer for sale = Mdutel
mi Per Looking Classic, in gilt mahogany and
atn"r rame ;lotlrt, >Wlng, tablet and shaving
Gla>-e-; Hardware Cutlery Plated, Britannia
md lmGatuo Silver Ware.
he advertiser, carrying ON the MANUFAC-
lCRE oil Looking Glasses. and IMP .RTING
ihelr lirlwafe dueel from the manufacturing
= Enlistment, Of Burning ham aud sheffield,
England, AZ enabled 10 a5-ure those who may
he disposed 10 purchase OF them. thai th II pr
rs and tern, area accommodating Il those Of
ny similar e,tIbIl ,hment III any OF the 4 tdntic
eltl"s
OF The limitation Silver Ware, of which they
import Table, Tea aud d .sSer spoon, Tablc
I'D Dessert four prong Fork, Soup, Oyster
md rod'y Ladies Salt aud Mustard Spoon, /;
Sugar Tong, Butter Knives Fish SlIcrrs +;
Table Castols Fun Knives, &c word TO
those uUaeqHauted with 1t may not be out Of
piare. 1t, value ~ most ,eiul, cheap an
beautiful article oi table use Eco mining II, IT
dorS all tie GOOD QUALITIES OF senurue -dyrr) l.
confirmed by The testimony of all who have used
II. and also a, tolt> be NJ the best substitute for
real silver yel discovered. A to its chtapne s.
II l. enough to say the price /, barely more than
onp mara HAT Of silver.
ne so ,o.o%.a3 lIo M, rao%sfor iiophlof, VIII,
- ,, "a ''''i o, e., .,,,',I ,'g
" " 'o' an. -, A.,
~ we az ,'I l VI
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,,,,,,lJ ,,,5, ~. la.,i.,' -
Is In be immersed To about hail thclr length Al
l., ,Io 1t,.',.'l ,,.,as 'h,,''.,,., ,b.
"a. f,,,ra',
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DsiahIe s. ESszsssDOaggh.

Dry. uOtG '3+'ACHaiit :, t4y A.C:l-
burg,
Are appointed agents, Tor lac sale oil DR.. kual',
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Training Stable.

"a opened Training Stable. At Cree
ii'Il' mics South Of Lynchburr, where
fFe an excellent Course, and a large nunbe
Il STABLES, lately built for Race lIor,,s | shat
ON 20, nee exercl,ngon the / of February. an,
nall devote the whole of my personal altrnlio,
10 thr business. All those who iavor me witt
ihe'r tlorses may rest assured thar the be.
lo"2h'h' aud the eatest care shall be used 10
"''u' l"e,'. have been training Tor several
9rarS, and from the success OF Lar., ,a,.sn,i,.r#
rom under my mauarrmenf. lao nnbli ma,
iorm s"m" lde Of my kill Is well As from ib,.
21nnon> of large nnnberof srntl,men of I'm.
hf# responsibility. viii si,c satisfactory re
3ffrh'eS. WIN. ALEXANDER.
larulrY 10
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SEA DDAlLsA& &c.

I.Vnrhhurr OF y
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burg,
Are appointed agents, Tor lac sale ol DR.. kual',
cee0rsted.
VEGETABLE MEDICINES,
Re,toier OF the blood, Tor Chrome and other
dN'a'es, whether produced 10y Blie, PhIesm, tron
Internal morbid matters, arising from badly cured
bHk u, or On iemalr>) from the change OF lltr
as >peclhrd IN the handful & pamphlet, with d.
'rcIton, lnr use, winch may he sea III All pulc
Places Aby osinla Mixture ior G1norrhp l. AnlI-
olphtt Syrup, Tor the Venerlen Disease aud
cher remeIlestor dl,rastS 10 which The human
H'ne l. m),t liable l., eli :Lcy Will prevail,
D'"efef long standing, deeply rooted and com
fl,aled the complaint may he.
Me,sfs. DnkIe & ltatnbou ii are authorized
- give 10 every known patent III the tuwn ol
,Fh'hour1a 4ratuItou> trial Tor the space Of lour
says, explained IN the pamphlet.
'd'leht' rountry Merchants will direct them
"'"' 'htif nrlrrs 10 the above named gentlemen,
" o'ae Acknowledgements IA Va. Dr. Jane, Cook,
u u, burg, v; Ii. Hlleu; Cor. June, q.
''kes, Orinet CT. no. ]. Robert, & Go Am'.t.l.
T w =. |. t,les, Loving Ion, Nelson city: L.
pn"o'' charlottesville, .Iu>tdce & Temple,
"nn9Hd, Va; Brown & Corns, Petersburg
" hand9ph & Co. Norfolk, Va
Ana 9.p'' may address them, with th-ir reports
n, l., 'e' ;, n1t as before 10 W tshllrtun, tut to
IN r. ralNGiP II. OFFICE FOR The
" Eo STATES. J. kUuL.
al discount wa
Fen Il
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som ale EIucatlOl.

WI 'ns ANN E. S PEYTON, who for tn,
at IN. - ~ scholastic year, had charge of schoo
the il aoernacle, will resume her exercises 10
Gsb F' Won OF Young Ladies, in a sound Eng
o. Tho s. u'a''nh, and the French l. .n.uag,
.mhr'.o Ut OF March. The schoIa site term Wi
session. ptod OF ten months, divided into Nv,
matIon al. nt'ae close OF each ses sion an exam
.A,,srar,, "''' lake place. Term, tor Tuition
We,orI '"oa Is On the Forest Road, If milc
Tbqa,',ii' "g'tfS, AMI one mile East of III
ma. '' ana Is as healthy as any in Wig
I'm n y a as,flble thu, such your. Lad,s as de-
make r. lung Miss peyton'5 School, shouI
pa,ros -, 'nown inme lately, and such
70 ep,e ga "a er las, year. will have the prplerep
""is, II made known by the a0,b ms,
' ''rs' Bsd.'..{, Feb 9 ,iu
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" ,.r anaum payable in adrnncc.
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