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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
BATH ACADEMY.

MW ISIS Mary A. w. I'rott and Miss Elizabeth
lvH Irott, of Boston, will commence term for
the instruction ofyoung ladies on Monday May 14th
One of them will also give Lessons, if desired, in
Music, Drawing and Painting.
a. B.RAND.ALL, Sec'y.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
SPOKEN.

April 13, lat A 80 lon SO 40, ship Roger Sherman,
Low Il, SO days from New Orleans for Havre;
April % off Cap' Hatteras brig Granite Of Bluehil.
April 8, Sandy Key Light House bearing E.
miles. sch Vandos, 1'homaston, for Apalachicola,
.dpr 81 lat 35, 40 ion ~ 80, brig Union, ofWis-
casset, steering s S w.
April II. lat 80, 3D. lon 10, sch Boston, of Gard
iner, from Trinidad, for N York.
April 5th, lat rs 40, Ion SO 20, ship Tecumseh 80
days FIN Liverpool for Mobile;
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber is no,r opening large assortment
ss of
Foreign s. Domestic Goods;
Boots & Shoes;
Crockery & Glass Ware;
Stone u Brown Ware;
Hard ware;
Groceries. &c, SC.
which will be sold as lou for cash or good credit rs
can be bought in town. OTIS KIMBALL,
No. Brick Block, Central wharf.
May3d. 4w5.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

PORT OF NEW YORK.
Ar22d, briggs larissa Ann, Manson fr on, London
Cornelia, Patton Guyana, P R; sch Eclipse, West,
Lubec. Esd schs Augusta, Bartlett, Mobile; Rob-
ert Raikes, Ulmer, Thomaston; Surplus, Rogers,
Frankfort; Oak Hill, Simpson, Machus; Pocahoutas
Page rhomaston.
Ar 25th, sch Waterman, Spear, Thomaston;
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
AsSig2see's Notice.

N Office is hereby given. that Thomas Eaton Jr
l V has assigned to the subscriber, all his goods
and effects Real and Personal for the benefit Of all
his creditors, that may wish to become parties to
said assignment, according to law. N. WELD.
Apr "a, 1898. 3w4.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
" been duly appointed administrator ON the estate
of Francis A. Thompson late of Bath in the County
Of Lincoln deceased. and has taken upon himself
that trust by giving bonds the law directs. End
all persons having demands upon the estate of said
Francis A. Thompson required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate, are
called upon TO make payment
VIM. RICHARDSON, ADM.
Bath April rs. 1885, 3wf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
LINCOLN, ss.---.A the Probate office at
Wiscasset within and for The County Of

Wiscasset within and for The County Of
Lincoln, sas
VAT ARTHA PERKINS named cxecu.rx in A.
Iva certain instrument of Samncl Perkins. la:d
Of Wiscasset in said County, deceased, having pre-
scented the same for Probate:. Ordered, that thdl
said Martha Perkins give notice to all persons inter-
osed, by causing copy of this order to be- posted
up in some public lace in the town of Wiscassct
and by publishing the same in'tle Lincoln Telegraph
printed at Bath three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they
may appear at Probate Court 10 be held at Wis.,
casset in said County, the twenty first day of
May next, and sfew cause. ifany they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved approved
deceased.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
FURNITURE.
Notice to Debtors.

NNHOSE persons who have accounts ofoug stand
N ing with the subscriber, are requested to pay
the same, Immediately as he is in want
r. r. SMITH
April &c. 3w4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

The joint standing Committee on the Judiciary to
whom was referred the petition Of Warren Clark
and Mary Clark praying that the Bonds Of Matr-
mony may he dissolved, because after having
lived in the marriage state four years, they find
their tempers and dispositions utterly incom-
patble that the ssmatrimonial chain has become
exceedingly CALLING had the same under
consideration and ask leave to submit the follow
ing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27
FROM TEXAS.

By the. Constitution steam packet, 40 hours 10 The
Mississippi from Galveston, the New Orleans papers
have dates TO the 9TH inst News from Antonio to the
4lh brought by Mr. Moore, editor of the Houston Tee-
graph confirms the last intelligence that the Mexican
Invading Army SO called, were only in pursuit of some
narauding Indians and 10 protect Mexican herds
men, who were driving in their cattle from The Rio
Grande.
We have confirmation also Of skirmish eight miles
below Bexar, the 29th ult. between Col Karnes and
party so Mexicans, in which the latter fed. The
Texan Government have purchus:d brig carrying
guns and 200 men. The militia is being reorganised
Thos J. Rusk is appointed Nlaor General and Nlessrs
Burcson, Baker, Dyer, Douglas, Brigadiers, and Nc
Leod Adu,ant General.
On Christmas Day, Ger. Rusk issued general order
for the militia hold themselves in readiness for an ap.
pretended nvason or what is deemed more probable to
march into Mexico. The Texans confident, and
volunteers and subscri ptions are pouring in.
President Houston on Dec. 25ih, issued proclama.
lion evuking the powers of all agents authorized to sell
land scrip Nsne to be sold hereafter under 81 so per
acre When such scrip is sold The money to be placed
in specie paying banks and subject to the order of the
Secretary o. the Treasury and the sale 10 be atested By
the Cashiers of said banks No money hereafter 10 be
received for debts due The Republic but the promssory
notes Of the Government, or gold silver. Aso, that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

Mesass P and W. had p,nIed their statement at their
own cost. Mr. Ghoson, who in his seat o-day Tor
the FIRST time for The las, fortnight and said that ne
ard his colleague, (Mr Claiborne, who is confined 70
his room by lness) asked nothing of the charity Of
the hodse nor the printing Of their argument at the pub
JIG expense; and that no rrpue,non would have made the
nsinuation. 10 which Wise replied, If Ignorance ano
impudence make black guard, there is one, point
ing 10 q. Mr. Ghoson reiv!ted, that none ont Po'
troon would make such an assertion, und pronounce
you, addressing himself to Wse coward, iisr ano
q scoundrel."
Wise was in towering passion. Ghoson rs naie
and emacaled is afflicted by severe rhenmnuc aec
ton, has one urn in sling and has been very impru
dent in coming day, being ft,ed for s'ck room
rather than seat in the House. What will be The end
thereof, do moi predict. "-q'bany .irgus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27
POETRY.
"xvcH YET aEMAiSsusrNe."
THE LAPSE OF TIME. !.

r. THE LAPSE OF TINE.
BIZ WV. c. BRYANT. az. -.ts-
Lamont who will, in ftuitless tahts, .--..
The speed with which our moments Gyj
I sigh not over vanished years
- Blu, watch tho years which huston BY.
: Look, how they comes mingled crowd
OF brigh. aud dark, but rnpid dsys;
Beneath them, like summer cloud,
The wide world changes as gaze.
What! gsisye that time has brought SO soon
- The sober age of manhood on:
As idly might weep, at noon,
To see the blush ofmorning gouo.
Could give up the hopes that glow
:. In prospect like Elysinu isles;
And lei tho charming future SO
With oil her promises and smiles!
The Futu,e:-cracI scrc the power
q Whose doom would tear thee from my hoefs;
q, Thou sxeet'ner Of tho preaent hour;
We eannot-no, we will not part.
Oh leave mo still ID. ropid fight
Tint makes tho changing seasons gay,
The grateful speed that brings the night,
The swih and glad return Of day:
The rrpnths that touch with added grace,
This little pratticr ut my knee,
Ia those arch eyes, und speaking face,
Now meaning every hour sec;
The wears thut DER zach sister lsnd,
Shall liz the country Of my birth,
And nurse her strength till she shall stand
., The pride and pattern Of the earthi
Till younger cod,monwcalths, for aid,
Shall cling about her ample robe,
And from her flown shall shrink afraid,
- The crowned opprosSoEs of the globe.
e sTruo, time will scam und blanch my brow;
Well, shall sit with aged men,
And my GOOD glass will tell ME how
Agrissly board becomes me then.
r. And should no foul d,shouor lie
Upon my head, when / am gray.
Love yet shall watch my fading eyc,
And smooth the path Of my decay.
Then haste thee, Time, Ills Kindness all
That speeds Thy winged feet so Fast;
Thy pleasures stay not till they pail,
And all thy paius are quickly past.
Thou Giest and beor'st away our woes,
And 40 thy shadowy tsuin depart,
The momory of sorrow grows
A Iirntcr burden on the heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

all land sctu sold on credit heretofore muet DC
and the land renqushed and cancelled, as no agents
are ever authorized 10 sell on credit but Pos''ey '"'
expressly limited to sell only Tor cash. .,,
Gen Lamar it is thought, will he lie next lIes"e n
The ouonltv Of Texas Treasury Notes out is sUu
The Texian Congress have agan passed The Lana
Bill by vote of two thirds, multiplying the President
veto ,,
~ \. Star
Correspondence Of the ": Y. Daily Express.
EousroS, Dec 81 lSJ7
We tI not seriously believe that the MexIca:s mean
to make serious attack upon US, but we nope Hey WIN
come We are only stopping here TO take BREATH before
we plan, our flag staff in Mexico, aud we now want
reasonable excuse take it there, aud This excuse an
attack will give US " p:,,
He is POPULAR man-but there is in hun much OF Inc
Bo.h,sies Furnso If Sam Houston will do The hight
ing and he will do the Procatnatlnn ana Message max
iuT things will 90 well as usual tor Lamar IS isny
man in using big words on paper
You will probably see in the papers, frocia,'at'o'
,ba, nil Auents of the Republic authorized to sell Lana
Scrip are recalled and tha, hereafter no Land scrip
TO be sold for less than 81 ID per acre, le cash |" W
mid down in specie and Treasury notes, OF winch only
about 5000 100 ire out. The great amount OF good ano
we 10 nut in the MARKET and the constant arrival o
emgranls here, must anon pat our treasury III very
good condition 10 be serious about our STATE OF sC'ey
il is also improving very much lh'nS" 'eAas '"S ,
and is refuge Of criminals considerable extent yet
even criminals nre like all men OF some oiaS
and if this is their Botany Bay there is no DOUBT we
shall renrm them. The moment the softer ahu pst'e.
scx cvilize and if may coin the word, humani-e our
society you will find this of the best tempered Re
publcs in the world made up of the best materials OF
Yankee spunk, and Southern chlvaIIy, properly mn'
gcd together, with good sense 10 GUIDE al as 10 @m,
ing the Union we now very little about IT. Cu'
eadins men are ambitious for new conqucsts lhr'r
eyes are on Mexico The disposition to force US mic 'he
Union is much stronger in the Southern States than
with us 10 force ourselves in, torey wIs our ,'aI'
and ,uarLa, far their slaves but we all know the U.
Sales' Government will check and tramnei US, ahd
tell you again, our eyes on the city OF hlex'co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

a FTE experiments the subscriber has been able 10 pre-
IA pare Backing, after the Partisan Fashion, whch
combines degree all the qualities 80 long ana acny
desired h tie the article. IL The leahe
.vcs beautiful polish which will not sol! the wites cabfc
will keep for years free ;0m mould att see"y
suit.
Tie Hacking usually sold in market has been source I" oss
to the retail vcnlcr consequence Of lis liability mould! ana 10
become hard and unfit this loss be avoided by pro-
currr supply Of Chemical EiacEng which The subscriber VIII
furnish, worulc aud retail manuurioy II street, shnckoe
Hill. Richmond, Va. /. AI"I !, 'c.t"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

q GOOD COUNTRY SCllOU.-Tha school for youn. Ladies
IN al the of the .ucrb"r Chnro'tcS'e aiDc
marie, will he continued during the year 1885, by avery
female teacher whom employed instruct daush-
Six eight bOadcIs will be taken on tho following terms:
En-h French Music $780, bDnr, bedding washing &c,
furnished by subscriber $780, Board und tuition fees to DO
poid in advance The school will On the 10Th
of Janu and terminate the Goth Of observation-disclosures W.
ca,inn If onr montI in the summer. SAMUEL. CARR.
Dcra tp--"lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

Southern Literary .ssscngcr.-We never open the pa.
ues of this excellent Periodical hut what we expect to
find the evidences Of ability and high mental cultivation
The .Cld Dominion has reason to be proud OF tins
work rich in the OF learning sound 10 lis cFi'
iicis,ns and elevated in its moaliiy. The January
number comes to us with no abatement of these high
merits and if its circulation is commensurate, it should
he found in the parour Of every mansnn in the country,
ss means OF forming The tastes, fixing the principles
and enliuhcming the Judgments Of the unnsrucIed in
the grea, truths Of morals and crcs IN their arH;ca
ton TO Literature CharieStOn Pa!riot
The Southern Literary Messenger far January snsa!ns
lis well established reputation, so far as we are enabled
10 Judge, from very hasty glance through its pages.
One of lis first Of the life and character oil
Francis Lord Bacon is sufficient TO stamp intrinsic value
on the nun,ler-,S u Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

war Of, line disbandcd army swcrc stationed below hasn
Rock TO intercept her, with orders TO al her anu up'"
her refusing to lay 10 and be searched, fire upon he
We understand that the proper representa- naS'g
been made The British Commandan by Gen oui, TO-
she came u early This morning without molesa.,o' ,,
Ri,ct nock Dam where she now lies. We trust lha'
this vexatious war, so far The Navy Island men ae
conce;nrd is ended md that measures VIII NC l'
IN rp concentrate the disbardcd forces
Gen Van Rensselaer, of the late Patriot IA AF RI NnN t
Island was arrested last night by one OF inc o. ~
nuy Narsals ard liberated giving bail LOT l,is az
praIunce L, the next session Of The U States Circuit
Court. "A
The hail taken was Mr. Van RS own recngnlz1nGne
in the sum Of $1,000 with Dr. F. johnson, George l.
Barker and II X. Smith, EsG's in The ndd'l'oha' SUN
ul $1,000 each
The d:bundng of The force at Navy Island has inr-
n;shed an opportunity for asceraining INC nnmrF "o
we're there assembled They mustered III al! oio' VINO
were enrolled Beside these there were something Ike
lJn snprrnumcraries
The IT, S Rpvenuc Gutter, which lay at Ere was cut
out of that place. and arrived here las. night IN accord
aace with an order that effect from the Secretary Of
the Treasury. The lake is still open, and N me 'rccF
for navigation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

Richmond and Pctcr<burg Rail rand Company
"A meeting the President aud Directors. u" the th Inan.
IA the ouwn- further gums required from the stockhoicrs
paid BY the Bank of Virginia or ITS rlnch ~ re-
tnr.,, 10 the credit Company On cnch share 81 to
he nail ON , LIT lolrr November l Drccmbcr, LIST Janua-
~ aud lst February and so on the LIST March neat;
~ WM p. Si!EPrAED, TrtGsgr.r.
Aug - '!-2a"tlslM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

AA7M F. RlTCHlE. attorney ami Con"sell0r at IL"
w late of Richmond, Va, now OF F'cksburg, MIS-
sssippi-cfers MS professional! services TO the pubic
Ho wl attend the Courts of Kinds. Madison, lazoo,
Washington, Warren the Parish of Carroll, in LousI-
snn-and the Supreme Federal. and Chancery Courts
at Jackson.!Ie expects TO remain most Of 'he sunr'
N Vicksburr. and will attend promptly to any commu-
nicn,ions that may be addressed TO him. -
April % lio-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27
Kirninin .itilitnrn U'0fr0ntS.


aa-,XTED Ga. a gentleman rrsIn. in Ohio, Ten Thousand
ss Acres Of Vi=ur Military Warrants Issued o services ~
,.t.I hmm du;rlr JOHN G. MOSBr, -4errt. g.
1g-6i+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

I'm CHANCERY-YiRGIyI.. Rules held in the
IL Clerk office Of the County Court of Louisa county
at the Courthouse, the 4b day Of December 1897
William Stout, Plaintiff
against
William Lloyd, Defendants
The defendant, not having entered his appearance and
given security, according TO law and the rules of this
Court and appearing from satisfactory evidence that
he is nhabilunt Of this State-On motion of the
plaintiff BY his counsel it is ordered that the said defend
do appear before the Justices of our County Court
of Louisa at the Courthouse the first day of March
Court next and answer the bill of the plant-and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the court
house of this county on some Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, c.Ic.
dec ~ 63-wSY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

FE7HOMAS W. IsBELL, attorney at Lqc, will
u practise in the County and Superior Courts Of
Cumberland, Powhutan, and Fluvanna
Jan. l6 75-w4w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27
$4,000 Cnriral.

.Jfary'and State Lottery, No 4-dEaws Jan 3lst.
Capil2s-S25,O 900, $4,000, 50 COO, $3.50, S2,j!2 20
prizes Of 81 900
Whole tickets S!0-shares in proportion Certificate
of package of whole tickets Sl2o-shnrcs IN proper.
ton.
10000 Dollars.
Dra,ring Of Ha. Hheciing Lottery, No j. takes place
CapiSis-30ooO, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000, $1,000
$500 81 OG0, % prizes Of 5 600, &c
of a package SI:O--slGres in proportion
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the aucky HOY 1,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
of the Eaolc who has and is now selling Capital
Prizes than any other yender in the known world
n g. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
r-Te Orders for Tickets from any part OF the United
States BY Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by retnrn
mail, with the same prompt attention on personal ap-
pcaon and The COrnucoPa sent gratis, con'alnIng inc
dlawing-ii' Addressed TO ~ W. nv
% Gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
b BY FlRE.-The Hartford Fire Insurance Compa.
ny Of Hartford, Connecticut, and the Howard Fire In
surance Company OF New York, continue 10 Insure on
the most favorable terms against loss damage by fire.
Buildings, furniture and merchandise of every descrp
lion, both in town and country, and all losses honoraby
adjusted, and promptly paid within sixty days after the
addressed to The undersigned will be attended to-
HUBBARD g. GARDNER. .qgents.
Jan 6 1l-w25w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

Drawing Of Wellsburg Lottery No. |, for 1885
drawn 20,h inst.
, IS "a 10 II II SO | - &c
ms IS ~ another capital, sold at the counter TO
gentleman from tile country in package. Always
apply to ioyl for prizcs lie is the pet of Madame
Fortune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

q MELlA ACADEMY.-Ths institution will be
"A continued the ensuing year at the WIgwnm, the
esuruvr oes, which the subscriber has
leased for term of years The ofinstrucon will
embrace the English, Latin and Greek Languages and
Literature full course of Ancient and Modern History,
Ancient and Modern Geography full course Of Practi.
cal and Theoelic Mathematics Natural and Mental Phi
losophy. and Political Economy The French, Spanish
md Italian Languages will be taught by English gem
tenan, for four years resident in France and Italy,
and who brings satisfactory testimonials of his quaica
lions. The next session will commence goth of Janua-
~ and terminate Goth of June.
Terms per session of foe months-Board, $780, TUT
lon S2j; Modern Language, Sl0 two or more, 10.
The above charges payable in oil in advance and
no deduction made for late entrance or absence from
any cause but sickness. Pupils by the Richmond stage,
had best sopat Ovens Tavern, -four miles above SCOTS
viIle and the same distance from the Wgwam.) where
conveyance always be procured for themselves
and baggage.
Direct (post paid) Elkh, Amelia.
WIN. II. HARRISON.
,lnr1 G3-w(iyy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27
A SCENE.

From Waahington Correspondent, dated january 16.
the report Of the Committee Of Elections, on the case
Of the Mississippi Election came up. Mr. Wise offered
resolution, admitting Messrs. Prentiss and Wood to
seats in the Hall during e discussion of the report. II
was adopted AFTER much debate. sFs,.- az - p,
aEr.$ Howard, of Md, presented paper from Messrs
Gholson and Claiborne, and moved that be printed
Mr.. Wise rcmsrked with sinister expression, that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

MTOTICE-I shall petition the Legislature to be er-
empt from the provisions of the act entitled, IAN
nct concerning the dsqualifcatons OF Justices Of Inc
Inr,ry q .r---s f2-w4w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

Ex7LLIAM c. KNIGHT, attorney at Lao, will
w practise in the County and Superior Courts OF
No,lowny, Lunenburg, and Prince Edward.
In tx 75-w4w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27
THE RATTLE IN FLORIDA

THE BATTLE IN FLUNIDA.
The following is probably clear an account of the
last battle in Florida will be published in any quarter:
from the .NatiOnai G0=eue.)
friend has handed the following letter from al of
icer Of the sixth Regiment u S. lnfuntry, giving
mcurnn particulars Of The late disastrous engagement
in Florida:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

EM7HlTE HOUSE HOTEL--The undersigned
w continues to keep Tavern at this place, lh's ola
stand and i'll take great pleasure to accommodate his
old friends and Patrons in his line obusness and Others
who may do him The favor of calling on him. he has
COED and attentive servants-and nothing shall be want
ing on his part his wfes, 10 render general sasac
ton in thai line 10 all who may please to favor him with
their calls The post Office is kept al his House, and he
will accommodate stage passengers that may come-ai-
though his is not The Stage House
WILLIAM JOHN COLE.
Wilmingtop FIuyanna, va. T3-wf"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

M Office In consequence of the defeat Of the Re.
IA publican party last year, they earnestly solicited
to attend their February Caroline Court, for the
purpose of comparing opinions, and selecting the most
suitable candidate To be their next spring Election
January % 7s-uF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

TERMS.
Spelling. Reading and Writing, per session, sig 50
English Grammar, Natural History,
Ancient and Modern G geography, Arithmetic,
Geometry, Ancient and Modern History,
Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, Algebra, IlG 80
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Astronomy, Rhetoric, Logic and Mental Phio.
sophy,
Music, extra, 20 90
Use of instrument, do. > 90
Latin and French, do. 90 90
Painting and Ornamental Branches, do. 5 90
Tuition to be paid to the Treasurer in advance.
SAMUEL l.. GRAHAM, President.
JOHN w. RiSON, Secretary.
Fl. NJ. DANIEL, Treasurer
SIL4s H. HANS, NICHOLAS G. READ,
WILLIAM Towss ANN W. YEshpLE, Trustees.
Fl. Nj SrEYcER EDwrs A. WILLIAMS,
SAML. S. WATKISs,
Jan. 10-w7w