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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
ESR HANOVER STREET, s
BOSTON, MASS.
FROM WHICH, OR FROM
"

FROM WHICH, OR FROM
MIR. J. o.. Ian LEY,
my duly authorised Travelling Agent, Sub-Agen''
in Rhode Island, will hereafter receive their sup
plies, the Agency Of Miss T.. NJ Bently, Of eve-
yidcncc. being Discontinued.
All Pills having WM. BRANDEril on the top
Of the box, and GEORGE iIODGKINSON on
the edge. ARE COUNTERFEIrS, made TO DE
CElVf. the PUBLIC and EVhDE the LAW at
The same time.
OBSERVE each agent has COPPERPLATE
certificate of agency. See that it has been re-
newed--NO CERTIFICATE BEING ANY
| GUARANTEE AF'rER TWELVE MONTHS
FROM DATE THAT PILLS SOLD by TIL
HOLDER ARE GENUINE.
N. B.-All travellers from DIR. Brandre,h hav'
power Of Attorney, proved before the Clerk o
the County Of New York.-Obscrve it. No per
son can be too careful Of whom they purchase.
10 HANOVER STREET. 10
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HOUSE
Is DIR. BRANDRETn'S PRINCIPAL OF
TICE IN BOSTON,
for The EXCLUSIVE sale Of his Pills
The Agents now made, and of " hom GENU-
INE EBRANDRETIl'S VEGETABLE UNiVER-
SAL PILLS, can with certainty bn obtained, Ia
the STATE OF RHODE ISLs Nd, are as
follows -
Newport, WM. s. VOSE;
Al bis Fancy and Variety Store, lsi Thames-st
Ard ut the Lottery Onlcc, " Thnmos-st.
Providence, NJ. Robinson, 10 Wcstmmis,cr-st.
WHY'S Amcs, llj Ibigh-st.
Stephen Martin, SO North Man-st.
Noel Matthewsun, l6s south Mun-st,
John Slsw, 9j North MaiB-st.
Pawtuckct-Jamcs 4. Benedict.
Central Falls-Rchard Smith.
GLourrster-D.t. Tourleloi u Go,
PawiuNct-A. W. Potter.
Wnrwck-B. Z. Vaughn
Narwick-Thompson n Avery.
Warwick Amos Fish.
Warwick Amos stone a Co.
Fast Green ict --Georsc :. Gardner, and BT Bate
man.
wicksrd NII,ge'-R. W. Reynolds.
snuih kngstou-S. Robinson.
kingstun--Mrs. MARY Ingrahaa.
Richn-nd-W. AeN n"lds.
North rrovidcncc-A. Irons jr.
Grecnvls ~. u. smith.
Johnston, near Center Mills &C. J. Arnold,
IonsdHlc-P. ". Clark.
Cumberland hill -t.rorgc Cook.
Nnnvic-All,n Mason.
Burnun village Seth Arnold.
! Albiun-Mason & rain & 90.
I CayNilN Comb Misunderstanding co--NS Draper.
| scituate--Ioseph w. WuTncr.
| Scituatc-Mnnuiactur,rsC Go. store.
| Sciiuatc-Harlcy Fish.
| Co,entry--John q. Harris.
| Joycntr, -RcmiEgton n Ellis
| Co,cnlry-Chnrlrs Green.
| Natick--Olivcr Baker.
| OineN Nillc--John Waterman.
| urt1vilic-Richard Olney.
| I,unrnvine-D. l.. Shuinwsy.
| Valley Fails, Smithicld--Amos Rhl'cork
| slatervilie-pcndlcton a Marville.
\ transton--J. X. Potter.
i Woonsockct-J. ~. Walker.
II Central Fals-Richnrd Smith.
Il Iianisy nlc-D. y. Morcy.
/ Little Compton--th hurch Erownell.
/ Tverton-Sanucl Seabury.
II TVerton Corhcrs-Olivcr Hicks.
II tharl,ston--W. A. HeNir.
4 BrntoT-Juhn Grddsne.
II Whrren-S 4. brscol.
II ACKNOWLEDGMENT Manufacturing 20.
II Ii. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
II DC, s,l 94I Broadway, \. \.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

How STANDS THE Account THE
Wings have lost tire Governors of
Maine, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and
Ohio. They have majority on joint
ballot in the Legislature of Pcnnsyl-
vania, Louisiana, Georgia, North
Carolina, Maryland and New Jersey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
FRESH GOODS.
IA nj L. S III. II l. A ID,

PROVIDENCE, X. l.,
rs constantly receiving from Package Sales
Il in New York and Boston, and from Man.
ufacturcrs, n great variety of FOREIG.Nan
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, particularly
Broadcloths, Cussimcres, Saiineits, Pilot ont
Beaver Cloths, Lion Skins, Dullils, Flanncls
Prints, &c.
Purcha 'ers Of Woollcns arc assured that
ile prices will be rs iou as ia any mnko.
Oct. IL, lSae-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
SALE POSTPONED
SHERIFF'S SALE.

| gzxsA BY virtue Of an Execution. is
| fssSsHN sued out of the Court OF Common
| IssssE$8 Pleas, for the County Of Newport,
s46 May Term, 1898, TO ne directed
and delivered, ] will sell Mt Public Auction
on the premises 10 the highest bidder, on
lTUESDA The 3clh day Of October, Is3s,st
] ] o'clock in the forenoon, all tho right, title
aud interest which Holder Chase bad on tho
9th day Of April, 1887, at 8 o'clock and Is
mnntes in the forenoon. in and 10 certain
lot of land, with dwelling House thereon
standing situated in Portsmouth,in said coun-
ty, containing about acres, more or less, and
bounded as follows, viz :-easterly OH high
way, E1rtherly and westerly on land OF David
Anthony, and southerly partly on land of
Humphrey Chase, oad partly on land Of said
Holder Chare.
Also one other lot Of land, situate in said
Portsmouth, containing about q Acres, more
or less, and bounded easterly and westerly
on land Of Humphrey Chase, soulhorly on
land of Pelcg IIombly, nor,herly partly on
land of David Anthony, and partly on Ia ads
Of the said Holder Chase.
The said Holder having a life estate only
in the last mentioned lot Of land.
Also-one ox.cart, one stove, and 5 sticks
Of hemlock timber.
Ali the above described property, having
been attached on an Original Writ.
Conditions Mt time and place Of sale.
WIN. H. DOUGL AS Sheriff
The above sale was postponed for want Of
bidders.
Sept. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
SP ECIAI. MOTTO +.

ICAUTlON!!!-Undcrstandng tina, per-
" son calling himself Hamilton is soliciting
subscription for the Reporters. J. Sylves-
ter OF No. l3O Broadway, and % Wall street,
notifies the public that such person has no
authority to receive subscriptions for his pub
lication, known by the name of Sylvcster's
Reporter" now established for upwards of l3
years. All communications must be address
sed to No. lao Broadway, OF % Wall street,
New York. [Oct 2J-4w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

~ANTED.-A womsn 10 take charge of
w Young Children, one Of miiJls age
weuld be preferred Apply IN Caonoa. street,
frsi house from the eovncr Of Thame, street.
Oot IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
DR. VAN HAMBERT's FEMALE
RENOy ATlNC PLI.1,S-Eron Ger

IL NCNVN MIN" TELbN-Ffomo ocf-
nnny--Aw easctsal renvsly Coz suppression, IT,
regularity, aud all cases where nature does not
have her proper ard regalar course.
| sold by J. II. tInu. corner Of Broadway and
n Chambers street aud y. NJ. Guion, corner of
Boweyy and Grsnd street, and corner Of Ilenry
aud Pike srvc,- and by y. Buras,. 81, sixth
,vcuve, New York. Also, hy Dr X u. NAE.
>RD, at the Sign Of The Grea, Mv,ay. Newport.
lfR 4. lMMeh ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST III
SYLVESTER'S REPORTER, IN PAM
- PlILEr FORM-Containing full and
accurate list Of oil the Banking Institution
in the United States, with the prices in the
City, and all counterfeit and altered Notes
Prices Current, full view of the Money
Market for the past month, state Of exchange
&c.
The terms are 81 per annum, in advance,
single copies l2i cts each, persons purchas-
ing over ~ copies will be allowed handsome
discount. Apply to ..-
8. J. SYLVESTER,
Editor, Proprietor. and Publisher Of Sylyes.
ter's Reporter,
l30 Broadway and % Wall st. N. York.
ALSO, for sale at the Exchange Office OF
Mr.. G. X. SMITH, the sole appointed Agent
for the town ofNewport, where subscriptions
are received to the Reporter and pamphlet
form. Oct 25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
TOWN TAX.

SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES,
THIS WEEK.
This Day, Oct. 25sh,
No. l7S, 80 nos. Is ballots, Capital $4,000
ID of 81 900; 80 of 500; of 1000;
of 2 800: | of 1900; l of 300;
l of 1000, sc. sc. SC.
Tickets 81.
Friday, Oct. Goth,
No. l70, GG nos. re ballots, Capital $4,000
Tickets "a.
Saturday, Oct 26,h,
No. 1902 nos. l2 ballots, Capital S23, $500 Al
l or $4,000; of $40; | Of 1900;
Of 500; | Of 400; Of 300;
1of 200; of 100; Of 1850;
100 Of ,O0O!!
Tickets SO.
In s. +. l75, Comb. Z II &C drew Prize
of $500, was sold and paid for ut the Old or
flee. That's oil, except there are more to be
had.
}. G. SHAW.
Oct %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
100000 Dollars,
C.APJ PRIZE.

The largest and most brilliant scheme ever
drawn in the United States.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass A, for 1893,
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. 6. on Satur-
day, Nov. l7th,
ID. S. Gregory g. Co. Managers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

The sickness we have heretofore spoken Of
still continued at our last dates in Illinois.
The Peoria Register of the 9th inst SAYS
tina, the rsvages Of the fatal disease were
greater than during any week preceding -
Among the deaths is particularly mentioned
that Of Judge Bigelow, author Of the Dis"sl
Of laws, which coca undar his n1me.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

AccIDENr.-Mr. Joseph Lancaster, foun.
der of the I.ancnsirian School System in this
country, while crossing Grand street in New
York on Sunday, was knocked down, run
over and ,rnmplcd upon by horse and car
riagc, fracturing lis skull, and otherwise Sc.
riously injuIing him. The horse, though well
trained aud gentle, by some unlucky occi.
dent, became frightened while standing in
the street in which hc was Two think imprn-
IDENTITY lell for a few minutes by The owner
Mr.. I. was Immediately taken TO his lodgings
OF williamsburgb, and has since died.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
GENUINE GROCERIES.
JUST RECEIpED.

/. JUST RECEIPED.
20 boxes brown Iiavsaa rs bbls. Canal FIour
Sugar, a +" Buckwh,at
While do. do. 20 qr casks Lisbon Wine,
200 lohycs sugar, lO casks Port Wine,
~ doz. Brooms, ' do Sweet Malaga do.
II, 900 spanish segnrs, . half pipes sicily Wine
30 jars MaccabOy Snuff, 80 sacks Salt,
bbls Smoking Tobacco, r. Kegs Ground Ginger
Kegs Salt Petre, 80 boxes No. Soap,
90 ch'sis Young H. Iyson Tea, 20 Starch,
80 S0uchohg do IL 4" No. I Tobacco,
10 Powchong do baskets sweet OIL
30 bags Cottee, boxes Cocos,
20 kegs Rasins, bbI Nminirgs
so boxes do. Also Almonds
~ drums Sultana do Raisins Madeira Nuts,
so Figs, Cinnamon, Cloves,
io boxes Ffusss, Pepper, Alspce,
&c. &c. &c.
Likewise, Wax Candles Smoking Tobacco, Painted
Mater fdls, Wine Vinegar, Alcohol, Macaroni, Verne.
ella, preserved Ginger, West India Preserves CASTLE
Soap, Indigo Scented Soap, Yellow snuff, Demijohns,
&c. &C. &c
The above comprises very extensive stock of FR Es
GOODS which will be sold at wholesale and retail on
favorable terms, by l.. d. * w. MENTION.
Newport, Oct. 25, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
MRS. KIDDER's CHOLERA, DYs-
ENTERY, AND DIARRHOEA COR-
DIAL,
Sold by r. ]. TAYLOR, Druggist, sole .3gcnf
for .Nsrpori, r.

for .\ticpori, x.
;uNllIS medicine j. acknowledged by thousands
II To stand unrivalled ia this or any other
country, for the cure Of the above, aud will re-
store where every other remedy fails performing
its cure in iost cases in very few hours if taxi
en in season. 1t does not require more than forty
eight hours 10 the most yolcn, bloody, Shiny
dyscnterv; cholera, and common cholera norbus,
are inst nly checked, aud the patient quickly re-
stored to health. DlauhocG that is cf recent deaf
il cured in a very few hours, niarrhoea that has
continued for months and even for years, N cur
I'd by using this medicine according To the direc-
iions, and the patient will be restored To health.
Persons going to warm climates if they viii pro-
vide themselves with this medicine, will have 1T
! tie or nothing TO fear from Cholera, Dysenfery,
or Diarrh ca.
| Children that are teething, and children tina
are brought up by hand. should always he pro-
yided with this medicine II possible, as "H' ge-
nerally regulate their bowels in the course o'
few hours aud prevent Them from bseen'mg weak
and reduced fioiu Diauhoen.
II n checks vomiting produced from any cause
whatever. md il il an invaluable remedy IN sea
sickness.
II j. composed Of materials that are perfectly
harmless, aud may be taken by either sex ut any
,so with perfect safety, and will MI mjare '"s
consi iistIsn.
/ ~ B Tbs medicine will always leave tho
bowels in perfect order producing no consipa'Us,
July 1, is3s.-6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
AUCTIONS.
BY MILTON HAEL-Auc,ionser.

On Saturday nerf, at . o'clock a. NJ. IN
front Of The Subscribers !siore,. viH be
sold al Public AUCTION,
y Franklin stoves, 2 coal cook stoves, 2 bbis
n cider, 2 beds, some furniture, crockery
ISare, and other articles. fOct %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
archaeological Dfdrp.

is 40 SO so 80 NwNwNw Clear, cloudy, cloud,
10 l5 10 so 4s, NwNwsw X sn, rain, ram.
20 is 5s, AZ 81 Sc NV NV Clcnr, clear. clear.
q ~ 3Ol45l46,, NwNwNw Clear, clear, cloudy
22 AZ so, As 46 NwNwNw Clear, cloudy, cloudy.
2s AZ sc so 40 NV sw sw Clear, cloudy, cloudy
"a IS so 45 46 NV NEsw Rain, rain, rain.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

Orig Florida, Phillips, New York.
Brg New Grrnnda, Tton, New York,
Brig Sea Bird Ma, ,berry, New Orleans.
Brig Iuv. Coadngton, Col,cns, New Orleans
Sch'r Warsaw, Burdick, New York.
Sloop Delight, Co,zens Mobile.
ARRIVALS.
Fanny, Oct. l9th-arr. schr's Mechanic Sawyer, hn
Iubeck Tor Philade phiaCaspian, Bryant, from bath
for New iorkrhr,e Brothers, small iron, Dennis for
do.-rryal, Wood, from Ilarwich for do.-New Hope
Baker. from Yarmouth EIr do.Reaper, Homes, from
Boston for do.-Compauce Farrow. ron, do for do
Clarcnder, Homes, from Thonastoh for do.--Cnrew
Pierce, from do for do.-Grape York, from Ilo'rsei
for ,o-Delrht IN Peace, Nickcrson, from Boston fol
Providence. Laura, Cobb from Fall River TOR Bni
nore.-CaroIine, Wnslow, from Somerset for George
town. H. e. -Annn. Loyet, from saco fnr Philadelphia
Transport Pool, from IIamden for do.-Icnith, kerl
iron, Prov denre for Fredericksburg.
SUNDAY, 2lst-arr. sch'r Eagle, W>c,irom ljaltmor'
with Wood Flour and Sugar, To Geo. Knowles. ESD
sloop Charles, Ash from New York for Providence.
TUESDAY EVENING, 23d-nrr. schr Palestns, Yates
from Enstport, for New York.Brig Glide, Norton,
DAYS from Lubbock for New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
NOTICE.

vI,O CORRESPONDENTS.-Correspon
L. dents are Informed that have No con-
NEcrIoN with any other Office in this city,and
that all communications are to be addressed
to s. J. SYN ESTER,
Oct 25. 100, Broadway, or 22 Wal-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
III E RAID OF THE TIME S.
LADIES CLOTHS.

A few pieces Light BROADCLOTHS,
"A calculated for Ladies Cloaks also loi
Of FRENCH MERlNOS, for sale cheap a,
Oct 25. JOHF r. TOW.NSE.VD'S
A REVIEW OF the proceeding. of the Proles,an,
IA Episcopal Church fRhode Island their Con en-
tiOn held June l2, and August Is, 1885 Aso Review
Of circular addressed 10 the several parishes in this
state, just published, for sale by w. 4. BARBER,
Oct -. 1853 Thasss-st.
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-18
r UNA WA Y.
Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned
"a against trading for three joint and Sc.
veral promissory notes, Tor either Of Them
drawn by Griliing 81 Caroihers and William
Grifiing, in favor of George Overaker, dated
and payable in the sums and at the times
following, that is to say:
One Note dated 18th February, 1898. for
$1,000, payable trelre months after date:
One other Note of Tie same date and for
The same amount, and payable hreaty-jon-
months after date;
And one other Note for the sane amount
and Of tte same date, payable hiriy-si.t
months after date.
As the consideration for which said notes
were given has entirely failed, We viii not
pay the sums of money in the said notes
specified, or either Of them, unless compel
led by law
GRIPPING g. CAPOTIFRS.
WILLIAM GIIFFlNG.
May l6, 1898. 33t
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-18
Hast on NfnEpys

ON the night Of the Sd inst a POCK-
Z , Ell BOOK, containing three Joint
Notes drawn by !. S. Jordan, Lewis T.
Norris, and d. W. Mitchell, dated about
the 10Th day Of june, 1897: one note for
- 300, with credit of one thousand dol
lars, payable payable lst Of January last
The other two for $1,000, with credit OF
$l,500 on each, payable the lst of Janua-
~, 1899 and 1870; also, an orderon Chas
Clark for notes not designated, given By c.
/. N. Keith; also, about $50 IN cash.
Aroward Of $50 viii be given for the
Pocket Book and contents.
j. 4. KEITH.
Fayet,e, March l3, 1888 Inf
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-18
Enginc fnr Sale.

TIIF sSIscriber has for sale, FIRST
RATE ENGINE, which has run only
from Louisville to Natchitoches, and back
to this place. The Engine is complete
l6 inch cylinder, and AZ feet stroke, OF
sufficient power to drive four Saws. lthas
been taken down carefully, and has ne
yer teen in the least injured by fire or wa
or. All its parts are carefully stored in
Persons desiring such an article
will do well to give the subscriber a call,
as he will sell low for cash, or on short
time. ]. U. EVANS.
Rodney, February 81, 1888 lGlf
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-18
The Grand GMEf TE'htg.


= z ME publication of paper bearing the
above title will be commenced in the
town Of Grand Gulf, on or about the ljt
day Of June,
Its political principles will be fully firm
| ly, warmly whig. | am opposed to the pre-.
sent administration, SO far as it has deyeI-
oped its policy, either in theory or prac-
tice. cannot but believe that its darling
objects are the concentration of all power
in the hands of HE Executive, and an ire
sPonsicle, unwise andstyrannicaI exercise
Of that power. Its aims are sefsh-its acts
have been ant-republican, unleeing, and
fatal to the prosperity Of the nation The
Vine will advocate the restoration of "a
sound currency, the careful preservation Of
State rights, and pure and perfect love for
the men and manners of the Republic IN
Its oaly days. 1t Will be my anxious wish
to avoid blind partnership on the one hand,
and lukewarmness on the other.
Mississippi has declared, in her late cleo
ton, that she will no longer wear the yoke
Of despotic party thradnm--that she is
and will be free. To cherish the inGuen-
ces Of patrlotiom, to resist corruption and
oppression, TO inform the people--thc source
OF all power-should new be the dearest OBJ
Jecis Of every Wing press. Let not the
Wings rest on their arms, though victory
perches on their banners. 10 AID, howey-
or humbly, in the great cause of political re-
form will be my highest ambition.
| shall CtnfiauslV mccall 10 l..
the Vino a useful print to every class of
readers who usaaly resort to newspapers
Il VIII be printed weekly at So year, pay
able IN adrance fsuiiicent patronage be
afforded, it wall be printed for at least a part
IF the year, sem-wecldy, in which case a
mall addition will be made to the subscyip-
ion price above named.
JOHN M. DUFFIELD.
Grand Gulf, Miss, May ~, 1898.
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
BrrntsyICiisc Springs,

Situated in Claiborne County, 20 miles from
Port Gibson.
FHNlIlS Establishment will be open and
a prepared for the reception of com9a-
ny by the first day Of June. It's the inten.
lion Of the Proprietor of those valuable
Springs to III them up in a style worthy the
attention Of The public.
TIE TABLE, BAR, AND STABLE.
will be supplied with the best the country
will afford.
Conveyance to The Springs will be ready
at Grand Culfnnd Pert Gibson.
JOHN 6. HASTINGS.
agent for the Proprietors.
\ May l0.h, 1898. 34ts
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-18
c0TTOIiL .pRTssEs,

manufactured by Messrs. James Wilson &
Co. Cincinnati, Ohio, and respectfully in
Vie the attention of all planters to this ar;i-
Gle, believing it TO be the most economical
AMI expeditions method for putting the
greas pie of the country in convenient
buH rr market, now in use. We have a
Jew &c. OF the Castings on hand, and shall
3. regularly supplied throughout the sea-
n. All who wish to see them, will please
.l q, our store. and examine for Them
sclyes-vacre It representation of the press
ready fr operation, with explanations, can
also he examined
COMPTON & KICKS.
Rodney, MAY 20, 1898. 5-tf
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-18
NhNraN CoLgcge

5 situated in Madison county, Niesissip-
Il pa, cloven miles eostesly from Canton,
and twelve miles north from Madisonyille,
on the e!eyntiOn ofianl, between Big Black
and Pearl Rivers, in q region as healthy as
any in the state. This institution, including
a female Department. nov in successful
operation was chartered by the Legislature,
N their session Of The last year. The town
of Sharon, in which the college is located,
was incorporated at the same. time, with
special reference to these Literary lnslitu-
lions designed to lie reared within its limits.
Tine bearing of the act Of incorporation, on
the promotion Of good order and learning.
may be understood BY the following extract
from the charter Of The town.
"Be it further enacted. Thatihe President.
and Council shall have power to pass all
necessary bylaws for tie good ORDER and
government of said town, not inconsistent
with the constitution, aud laws Of this state,
and United States, whereby education and
learning may be.promoicd, and the retailing,
or yonding Of ardent spirits, Gambling and
every species OF vice and immortality, may
be suppressed, together with the total inhl
bition of the odious and savage practice of
wearing Dirks, Bowie Knives, or Pts
tolls"
On account of the healhiness and other
advantages of the place, many friends o
good order, learning and morality, are al
ready beginning TO make it the place OF
their residence.
Five gentlemen from different. states in
the Union,all Of whom being now or having
been professors in other institutions, are al.
ready elected TO the faculty Four ofthem
are clergymon-one Methodist, one Baptist
one Presbyterian, and one Cumberland
Presbyterian. The course of studies, in
this Institution, is to be equal to that of any
other college in the United States. The
preparatory department is already in ope-
ration.
| The College proper will be organized
and classes formed on the first Monday in
next October. ANY students however, wish
ing before that time, to pursue any studies
of the college classes, shall be duly attend
ed to, by the professors, at any time after
the first Monday in May.
! mere VIII ne Two vacations IN tie year,
one from the last of July to the first of
October, and the other during Christmas
week.
PRICE OF TUITION.
In the preparatory department per
annum, $40 co
In the college classes, 40 90
Payable in advance.
PRICE OF BOARDING.
Boarding can be procured at $40 90 per
month, aud washing including fuel at $3.50
per month.
By order of the Trustees,
C. GRAHAM, Sec'y.
Sharon, Feb 90, 1888.
Southern telegraph., 1838-07-18
SHARON rErrALn ACADEMY

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The Spring and Summer Session for tht
present year will commence Oh the frs
Monday in March and end with the las
week in July.
The Studies of The Preparatory CIas;
will embrace Orthography, Reading Pen
manshiP, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
and Geography, with the use of the Globes.
Price of tuition, per session, Sl2
JUNIOR CIAss.--Astronomy Natural, Mo
raj, and Mental Philosophy, History, Chem
istry, Rhetoric, Logic, aud Political Econo-
my.
Price oftuition per session, SIS.
SENIOR CLAss-Drawing, Oriental, Mez-
zotinto, and VIyet Painting, and Ornamen-
tai Neodle-work, including the branches of
Price of Tuition per session, $40
Instructions on the Piano Forte per
session, $50
The institution has been provided with a
good Piano, and the Trustees having made
arrangements to procure the assistance of
two additional Tutoresses, feel themselves
authorized to offer to parents DESTROYS of
procuring solid and ornamental education.
all the advantages which numbers and COM
potency Of Instructresse, spacious and
well regulated Academy, and retired,
healthy, and pleasant location, can secure.
The Boarding House, under the superin-
tendence of DIR. YOU'VE, has been fitted up,
with special view to the accommodation
of young ladies'. The House is now ready
for the reception Of seventy boarders, and
no pains will be spared by the proprietor to
promote the comfort and convenience Of his
boarders.
The price of boarding per month, $40;
50 so.
Boarders viii be required to furnish their
own candies.
Tuition payable in advance.
By order of the Trustees:
G.. GRAHAM, Secr'v.