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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

JUsT LIKE THE Wines Gen. Joshua
Irwin (Whig) has authorized his name to
run as candidate for Congress, to fill the
vacancy occasiOned in the delegation Of
Alabama, by the death of the Hon. Joab
Lawler. The Wings have now two can.
didates pitted against Ellis, Locofoco, and
who can doubt the result if Crabb and Ir.
win both run. We think, decidedly thai
the last named gentleman ought to decline
for Mr.. CrabD was first announced, and il
both run, both will be beaten, and Eli.
will be sent to Congress by a minority o
the votes of the District.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26
STATE RIGnrr

The following resolutions wesa n,,
Mr.. PRENTIss in the House Of p.,.
tatives. When the vote is t,.., 7o
we shall be able to know ".
State Rights men in Congress.
can be no lodging in this test
1. Resored, That the powe, A..
ting the time, place, and nlaHns, =
tons for Representatives is exDre,i,
by the Federal Constitution to ti.l
latures of the States, respectively 3
to no supervision or control. en-
law of Congress only; and that. nS.
erclse ofthis power, the State err
may constItutionally fly the TIM d
ton subsequent to the expirafoo y
Congress proceeding that for wba !.
election is to be holden.
2. ReSOlred. That neither t6s r.
nor State Executive can coDstbt,'s
anticipate, supersede, or cbaDm
times of election as fixed bv the SCI
gislatures.
8. Resozrsd, That this House =,
the constitutional power, either legs
or judicial, by its own action aoSFg
null, suspend or impede, the o,ezS !
an act of a State Legislature IN, 5
time, place, and manner Of electnSI
representatives..
4. Resolved, That no resou60 =,
ton Of this House can deprive the b
Of any State of their constitutional s
electing Representatives to Congs
the time destinated for that purpo3 h
Legislature of such State: that lie
of such power, on the part Of this
would be a dangerous encroachrpau
7 the rights ofthe States, and its sIaFs
direct and palpable violation Ofte cas
I tuition.
5. ReSoIred, That the constirn
f jurisdiction of this House over the ST
: Misrepresentation is a limited one. enid
: ing the questions ofelection. Q1aiicsl
! and return, only; and that IN judgH
election, this House Is bound to p5g
accordance with the act of the Sal
gislature regulating th3 time, Pig
manner thereof
6. ReSolrcd That, in accorjgzJ
the constitutional act of the Les
Z Of the State of Mississippi, PrescHa
: time, place, ano manner Of ele1a
e Representatives to Congress, ania
lpliance with all the provisions dM
an election was holdenin NOTsns
for two Representatives from al J
to 25th Congress, al which electNs
Prentiss and Thomas J. Word WI
elected, possessed the constitutoil
hcat.ons,and were duly & legaLTEE
7. Resolved, That the resolarcf'
House adopted on the 9Th day ofFs
last, denying to SAID PrentlSs I'D
ssar> in this House as mea5ag d.
was 4 dangerous attack uP2a n s''.l
franchise. III derogation Of there's :
State oflIississis7;. in violation o. z
sttution ofthe Unncd States ami
chievo1s example TO future tlEes.
s. Resolred, therefore, That sai5
ton be, and the same is hereby. 70
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

VIRGINIA.-A special elsa
held in King George county, On {
for a member of the House ofDss
the member elect, at the generate
AprR resigned his righi to a seat 2
some informality in the returns
to throw some equitable, if not x
upon the matter. At the recea
same parties, TAYLOR and Hos
again candidates; and we leanb
dericksburg that Col. TAYLoE, .
candidate, has been elected by q
of the votes. The aggregate "
country is thus stated:-TaFa
Hooe 142. Close enough. IT,
is emblematic of the strength
in the Virginia Legislature; as
that the election ofthe Wing
King George, by 8 votes, v,
the Wings proper minority o.
IN the houses of joint ballot.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

The ToMBIGBY BRIDGE.-S
Rensselaer,, the Engineer enPIg
Tombigby Bank to survey the q
rail road, has arrived in tOFn
commence operations immedlala.
estimates for the bridge will Be
as early as practicable. we
the intention ofthe Company, %
the bridge across the Tombigby
as little delay as possible.-Ds
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

TIE steamboat trade 81 New Orleans
aas begun e decline. Many 81 che larger
boats sc lid np Cor the sunmer. The
boats sli trimming depend chiefly on tlls
business Of carrying enieranls q tie
hoIta. & 3 propose 70 run some be the
boats 70 Pensacola "a accorno ls 1os
who wish for . pleasant and healthy -.
SIDE residence during The unhealthy Sea.
son At New Orleans,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

10 CoRREsPoNDENTs.-'Americ11us
was received too late for insertion. We
will endeavor to find room for him in our
next.
The Hon. T. J. WORD win accept our
thanks for sending US an interesting public
document.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

TIE AmERIcAN CHABAeIIl.,
are born in a hurry (says %
writer;) we are educated at sP
make a fortune with the wave o
and lose tin like manner, to rs
re-lose it in the twinkling o. y
body IS a locomotive, travelling
of ten leagues an hour; our
high pressure engine: our be
a shooting star, and death SUPP
an electric shock. 2
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

HE LEXINGTON STANDARD.-Is the
title of new paper, published in Lexinp.
ton, Holmes County, in this State. It's
Wing to the back bone and we hail its an.
Pearance on the stage of political action
with pleasure; and as it franks itself in
the front section Of the great Wing party. /"
we will extend the line and give il room.
The Editor says -
Politically speaking. we are onnosed -
Mr.. Van Buren, and all the hunabuo and
corruption of his party. We ranlS.our-
self IN the front section of the great Wbio
army, and being decidedly friendly 10
States Rights and State Remedies, we are
particularly hostile to tyrants and aboli-
tlonists, We shall be an ardent defender
VI what we believe the best national nol;
tics, but no excitement, however Great I
snail lead Us to insult our fellow citizens
VINO have the glorious right of diFfering
with us in opinion.
Talking of money matters and the cred
system, we confess ourself the friend of
Dos9 Banks and credit, yet We are not the
apologist ofany abuses which may arse
IN the exercise Of either. There IS con-
siderable rascality prevailing in this state
N the way Of shinplasters. Banks. -
and i win Pc one Of our FIRST duties tc rive
the people facts and censnre $780,.
.censnre IS found to Be due.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26
sENTIMENTAb

SENTIMENTAL
A handsome little gii
since ho was on The loq
band. expressed herself sl.a
Of Jacksonism. Being
SIZE said: aThe old Genera
advocate for UNioN-so ain
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

Mn. RlvEs.e-The Madison
Mr.. Riyes thar he ahas besa
more confirmed IN his entiTs
the financial schemes Of z
ton even as more recently c
he has lost az confidence e
Is politicians, and 8 Mr. q
slief ligiiisiraie gf he nai''.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26
COMMUNICATIONS.
INTowLFDGE.

1o.,,rs delivered before the "SOciety
II, the Acquisition and Diffusion Of Useful
y, Of Columbus, Mi"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

The Democrat asks how much we get for
putting the Real Estate Banks. As the ques-
ton is civil one, we answer: Nothing.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

The people of Lowndes county wen know
that SETH PEBBLES, the Wing candidate isl
Stakeholder in the Real Estate Banking Com
pany Of this place, and we are suprized at the
ignorance the Democrat affects to show In
regard to this fact.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-26

The Miszissippian has commenced putting
Mr.. Butler, and says:
"With such men as Mr.. Butler In the Le-
gislatre, the country has nothing to fear
The people will be relieved from a continue
ton of rotten monetary system"
1t is possible that Mr.. B. win vote for re-
peal of the present banking system Ofthe State,
while he is so largely interested in its contin-
uance!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04
1aaHHSH0-

On Thursday the 2lst ult. By the Rev. Georre
ltild,, Nc. uESRr BEsr 70 Ni,.a C,HoIfSr
sHEELzR. ali Ottfafpers-FeEry.
Oa Sunday the e1th cit BY tho same. Mr..
IoHS ~ CnGncHLSr 10 Aiiss JASK SuLEiVAN
81 uf ffarpers- FcrrV.
On The aSi UT. ~ the same. Mr.. Ions a
LLEwELLTN 70 Miss SLRAH fiUssELL, al Of
Hsrpers-Ferty.
On Thursday last, by the same. Mr.. Hta,x
CaaSHr 10 Mrs- Mar BArEsKs, all OF liar
pers-Fctry.
Ua the same day, BY the sane. Mr.. S.ut,KI
SduEBHinsE Of HArPeFs-Feny. 20 Al,ss Mar
iioLAsn, formerly Of New Market. Fred,,i,k
county, M4ryIsnd.
On Sunday last, by the same, Mr.. GKsRax
DrsAS TO Miss RgHEeeA HoLr, Ill Of IIarpsrs-
Ferry.
On Thursday The 9TH ult., By the Rev. Mr
Walls, hr. FRAsKLIS Lock Of this county. 40
Mas MABr ANs Hour. Of Clarke county.
O1 Tbursday the 2iR uit., by the Rev. MIR
Furlong, Mr. WfLLIAN S. SHoEAAKEa OF B.I-
timore, formerly OF 5arpers-Ferry. TO Miss VE-
REceA A. GgkCE, Of lAhimore
On Thursday evening last, Al the EAele hotel.
"a fredertektovn. 10y the Rev. Mr.. Brisoa. Mr.
BESJANtH RoREnioK 10 Miss MARr RoseSHta.
car, both Of CHA county.
Ia Wilmington, Delaware, on the 9th al,
~ the Rev. VIVA A. Wiggias. Tie Hon. AZ 81
l. MAY Representative in Cohgrcss from tlli-
aols, To Miss cAHoIISE. daughter Of the late
Cesar A. Rodney. Esq
On Sunday evening, the cath ult. by the Rev.
Mr. Douglass, Mr.. JoNATHAH W. McCISyr.
rrihter, Of h@scrstoWh. Md 10 AIi,s Ma
kIsARD, daughter Of Alr. David BAIes Of .Ifsr-
insbnrg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04
POLITICAL.
Mu.LEpcryIIIr Der. On

MILLEDGEvILLE, Dec. 30.
THE VOICE OF GEORGTA.-Yes-
terday, resolutions approving the Sub
Treasury Scheme came up for eonside-
ration in the Senate of the State, and
were laid on the table for the remain
der of the session by vote Of 40 to 30.
This morning a motion was made to
reconsider the vote. and, notwithsiand-
ing all their efforts during the night, and
all their speeches this morning, the
motion was lost by vote of SO 10 81
votes, so that Georgia stands proudly
redeemed and Disseminated.
2 In the House Of Representatives yes
terday, bill prohibiting the circulation
OF the notes OF The oil Bank OF the Uni
ted States, was laid CA the table for the
remainder Of the session by majority
OF more than forty. votes. A motion
20 reconsider was los. By a majority Of
Il votes. The Bank question was tho
roughly discussed, and have no doubt
that there is a majority Of the House
friendly to Bank. The Sub Treasu-
~ was incidentally di used and open.
~ denounced, but nobody defended il.
MAJ. lat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04
Public Sale.

9NHE subseriber. intending to leave his
SAyPrsseBt residence. olfsrs, at public sale.
three miles north Of shephcrdstown, on
IAsFsdsy u.e 25h Instant, the foiloving de-
serioed PROPERTY, TO wit:
Work Horses, Que Of which IL a FIRST
rate saddle horse,
Three frst-rs;e Mich Cows,
Fifteen head Of Hogs,
y aeres Of Grain 10 the ground, eonsisi.
ing Of Wheat, Rye, SC.
- bushels,of ne Andaboui 200 bushels
OF Corn, witch will beAold for cash.
Also. Household and Kitchen Furpitars-
among which Is one Grst-rate Secretary,
good Bed and Bedding, &c.
Isrpa cf sals,--Six months credit on ali
sums above IS, BY the purchaser giving bond
with satisfactory security. Under thai sum
the cash win be required. The property GO
oe sold without reserve.
HAMILTON VAN sWRARINGEN.
Jan. 4, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04

lambda, and for he Abolilion Of the
Slave Trade ia the States. are before
the Seaaie, thus making four classes Of
aesolulions nov before the Senate.
The discussion viii come up next
week, and probably will conliane ior
tao or three weeks. with Mr. Claw.
Mr.. Strange. Nj. Preston, and other
Senators, am sure no good can come
Of such discHssion.
The Senate passed the remainder Of
the DAY. in the Confederation Of bills OF
private character
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The House passed stho day in the
oonsideraiiop OF petiiions. Several
hndfed were presented from. the free
States, praying Tor the Aboliiion of Sla-
very aad the Slave Nade in the District
ofEelaubia and the Territories. against
tbs snacxs.ior Of Texas 10 the Union
aud for such regulations pf coumarce,
between the States. that the slave trade
be abolished in the States.
Mr. Adams presented thirty or forty
memorials on the above subjects, and
took occasion 10 say aud repeat that the
resolutions passed sobeslisys siu0e for
laying the Abolition MencrialS on the
table was odioHs. isfrmous. Uncoasfff..
tioasi, and IN vioisfiog IF tie rie.ifs Of
tie citizen.
Mr.. Adams also gave police that al
an early day he should move for re-
oISion OF the resolution. The last mail
from Philadelphia. be said. brought him.
a petition from that city signed by a
large number of tbseiiizens, demand.
ing the reciion Of that resolution. Al
an early day he should present the Pc
hhons. and cnIer resDle,,,o ,aropasing
the RECESSION OF lhe resol..i,1n presented
some days since by alr. Patton. OF Va.
MIR. Adams proposed to refer his
Texan petitions TO select committee.
That being rejected. he proposed 10 re-
fer them, as lac said. 10 TIE eos,ssiIfes
for declaring ,car agGissf .Eefiro. mean
log The committee on Foreign Affairs.
for which committee he seems 10 have
not much respect. His motion " as re I.
jected, and all the rexian memorial
without decision, were laid on the. Ia
bic.
Mr.. Cambreleng presented q memo
nal from sundry merchants and manu-
fActurers,Praying for a repeal Of the duty
on Brass Wire. No other business vas
transacted, and both Houses adjourned
over To Tuesday next, Monday being
New Years day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04
TRlnurRN

ctrAs css-iy. 1T INSPECT.
~ = Court held gor ths\
Aonday. the ASH u Decsl,ks af,r....a
seat, Tresdweli Sesah. JnnA IesT -
EiwaFd ,. smith. Nslhasiel Sur IS~--.','...'
rssc. FhHiy smith, Rabsri Page. N,he vi
Soe,.h w. Ware, Wiliism Taylor. fllssler
se'son. ead Dsvie 4. Allen, E.enires.lg' !
tismsn Justicss-- NJ
Upon Toe opening OF ths Court. N, s,,A
o. David Meade, Esq. having besa annospe.,
~ John z Page, Eco. the Aliornev for M.
ComuAonWealih, the following re,olut;oo,
we're Prop0sod By John w. Page, ESQ. ons ~
as uiemoers. unanimously adopted, and or.ser
81 10 be spfead upon she record:
kssotrsd, That this Court add Member. al
The BAR most deeply and sincer.iv deplor,
.ne sseat which has been j1Ns announced: d
NE death Of a man 80 good. 10 amiahle, 90 an
afsed. IN all nj, private relaiions- IN NJ, puh
lac eharaeicr 70 digniGed, 40 eGiessnt--ihs,
recognise not oeiy great private bereaxe
naen,. bat puddle calamity.
keseiceS, That they will wear Tie u.us
badge III mourning Cor thirty Gays.
-Rsseired, That their warmasi svmoath;. a,
snd moot sincere coincidence be rendered q
h's highly esteemed family. end that the Cleri
be directed TO furnish them with . COW ~
the shove resolutions. and procure the publ
cation Of the same. -
osdsysd, fAai TIE Court do adjOuru uatil
the Co0rt 10 eo1rse.
a Copy-Teste.
JOHN BAY, cisrk
9tAs Court IF CtEks County
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE NIARErr

hfbalh1ont MAlthET,
foT he asssk sadiAy ffiksy sssaiaz, Dee %.
Mexican Dollars 9. per q, premium--haIr
40. 5 cts. Beef 6 soto 81 80. Pork, Wagon
Price' S25 to sc 50. Flour, store price 80.
wagon price % IS. Rye aoar, S 50 to IS IS.
Wheat GO to 81 rs. Corn II to SO els.-
Rye IS 10 SO cts. clover.seed 5 50 To S IS.
Plaster - 10 - IS, in largo lots. whlslsy
IS to 20 cesi..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04
THE sPLDNDID Nonan
G@WElAIflnmR

GOUNSEL1OR9
WAoss sire Is the SoafAcrn EckiDss. A,
dan by fhs oh RaffLy.
FkN3E daiiss of my present slatlea l,S,,..e
~ una 10 oder this beautiful hose for sala.
Tie is now 10 thu ViEor % hio days, hsiax Sc
ven year, Sod bali old. Aaay of our na,s
resPeetsble fsrasrs have bred from rim.
aud CONSIDER his eolts the bee. 10 the eounsrv.
Any Person destroys 81 purehssinr = erss-
rate horse Of The hest blood. could nos fsIl
to be pleased with bis hpe form and eoIov.
one half has value would Be required n
cash. and reasonable credit given Tor shs
os'aoes. Jos. NINNlcE.
/ ChsutgsSwyH, Efsakiia Co. re
Dee "a, is37.--4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04
GOODS ar COST.

1--WE undersigned haviaE made arrange.
= meh's Tor change Ia his business 10 the
spring. viii sell bis present stock Of Goods.
which - yery conplSle, ct Cost. consisting
~ part 81 She following articles, viz,
super blue. black, and medley Cloths.
ID. Cassimeres ahd Cassinetts,
DO Figured Merinoss, a. ,ortsd color.
Do pisld 10. assorted cOiofs.
d.. Cirrassiaa-, do. do.
super french aud other caIicoss,
super 9eriho Shawis. Qeng,)
Squlge derino sbawh,
Wyfstsd and Cotton ShsWh,
Silk Sbawls.
Black f.nsfru4 silks,
PAIN sRd Blurred Gro. De Maps, al eolors,
Parishes, All col0rs,
telTel. siik aBd other Fsstlues,
Hsis, Shoes aiid Boots,
a large stock of Gfocsfies,
Domesiirs. SC.
Cans. Queens, snd Glassware,
~ Of whirh, with many other articles.
viii positive ~ Be sold 81 cot.
10 my pauctuaf customers I return nv
sincere thtnks far their past patronage. cod
hope they viii avail themselyes 81 The pre-
seni oPp9ripaiiy. ~ veil as he pahlie gene
rslly, Of getting bargains.
The arrangement have made, viii enable
ne, after che 6rsl % april next, u ny rev
Store opposite tbe Arsenal Yard, 90 furnish
ny olt frtssds end tie public with Goods On
ihs oesi Possibis terms that they eau Be- svld
fgr IN the Valley.
JOHN G. WILSON
Herpfrs-terry, Jan. 3, 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04

We ind in the AuZtls,s CGeaD Chronicle
the following sketeh OF tn political opinion,
OF some Of tie promiDeni men Of Georgia
-SEd South Carolina Il shoWs how men may
alter ihesr course without ei,arging their opin-
zoos and Is an example, oI The &c consistency
In ihconsistency."
From tas .7agEfiz Ci-5 sleEs
Strange things will happen. In Is.
81, the Legislature Of South Carolina
passed a preamble and resolutions, m
reply TO a resolution from she LeeIsls-
tore Of Pennsylvania, .. IposiBg an
amendment TO the Constitution, so as
TO take away from Congfes. The power
to incorporate 8 National ID INK. o. any
Bank except within the District Of Co
iumbia. The Legislature Of South
Carolina, in its REPLY to this proposition
said, that a. Congress Is nsttution.
ally vested with The right ca incorpo-
Tste . Bank, Il would be unwise and
impolitic 70 restrict ITS operation within
such narrow limits as the District Of
Columbia" a resolution is Before the
Legislature Of South Carolina, now In
sesspn. end VIII 40 doubt be passed
declaring National Sank uacoAsf,fv-
ft01af and fsetpcfieBf we should
Ike 10 see the yeas aud nays both IN
lessi and 10 1881.
But this Is still not The only strange
thing that has happenedl The b,D
ehagiering ~ United States Bank In
1916 was pissed BY majority Of aaiy
nine in the House Of Ropressntallses.
OF the members from South Carolina
SEVEN out Of eight. with Mr.. Cali
houb, and Nc. bowndes At their bead.
voted orr = Had these z votes qone
the other ygfhe en- soond haze bera
lost OF - members from Georgia.
FIVE out of\afr voted Tor iiil These
FIVE were txsoa LasBtfa. .ysl6sf
Clihberi, Join orsgfh, Riesasg ffearg
Riids end EdievH Tslfair' Had these
Eve voted ngainsfghe bili Il tson8 haps
been k9Hff Thus either Georgia or
South Carolina coald have prevented
ne charler--bnt they voted for Il. add
and 20 did a majority Of the mombafs
RON The soaihcfn States, while II was
opposed by meioniy u the members
nom the Noahefn States II was
tncn q repH5iicEa uieoFurs--ihe mea-
sure q = republican, adminislralion-
1ut DOW q any man IN tie Soeth ven
sores the humbls opinion tha; such an
institution is neccgfsgy 20 carry on thc
hacsl eoocefnsof ihc naiion, and % aid
OR commerce, he - dcEoanced usd
damned ron Dan 70 Beershsba as
F'ie iedefalisi plotting against Ire riehis
and Interests Of tiIa south.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04

Tisksis tio-ii.i'ss fs--tlas,isr, 81 10
Cesrsseasssli psssarsi a. g atois a.loi. tis1
DO Do g qaatsr ga. 81 81
ECf~Fag Tiskos and shares 80 Csrua.
eaies ~ FaehzEea h ne Shove spisaiia
4chsmes. sfifes1
80. .. GREGORY a 90.
st4azses fgs.
btsnfHefss Gers, b. q
RrF- ORDERS froD 3 disianrs ~ ma.l
d. aglig afiandsd b, ed lho dfauiars ~
farin.sil s9of ~ soon q, ever
Dse. ss,ls7s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-04

CLASSICAL SUMMARY.
uIE Trustees Of this Institution respect.
II fully iaforn the inhabitants OF JeSIsF-
on eooh'y, AID the public generally, that,
consequence Of an arrangement Iaiel,
nsde for the purpose Of ealsrEing It's sphere
4 usefulness, Mr.. Joux j. SAnRoRx, late
Teacher OF Mathematics in Baltimore Col
sse, wall, ~ the commencement Of next
erm. January 18th, become associated, 10
ne duties OF instruction, with the present
Teacher, Nc. JOsErR BoVDEs, and that the
curse VIII be 80 arranged as 10 include not
MY thorough preparatory education, but
- study OF the Lalin and Greek Clas,les.
~ .sPeeiSlly OF the higher Mathematics,
"d N1,urAl Philosophy, To an extent near
NquAi = what Is generally acquired in auy
o. KBsiish Departments
CrsmiPhy, Reading. Writing. English
ps eosrAI ~, History, aud Ariih-
Cou''sgJOr sfssissioa 20 IA crIlegiuis
CleEeiandb NSns Of car collsv,,-
nssond second Nelson's, Latin Reader
Home, Caesar, ThNcorueIiu, Neps,s Var;
eises in Latin PhrsseAs,d. Cicero Ixer.
EPitome Of Greek GraAaod I.at,a Tutor
Gra@mar and ExereiseA FIskeh Greek
Greek Resder, Four GOsPAeea MInora.
TestamsSt, Algebra and GeodA,ihe Greek
Coti'giaie CsWrE-
Sailust, LiVy, Horace, Georgia
90 otheiis, de senectute, and de hsePo
Cicero de oratore, TSeitus, Rou,on An.
ties, Xenophop, Gracea Msjora. Hom.r.S
geora, Geometry, Trigonometry. Aepsur
ton, Navigation. Surveying, Civil Ehsines
Jog, Comic Sections, .Analytieal Trirenop,
Try, Classical Geography, Translation. La
hsh Composition and Defamation.
Tuition 10 the Eugiish De-
Do. do. Preparatory - ''"''
Department, 39t
Do. do. Collegiate
Department, 90 :.
Surveying add Civil Engineer
ing, 33t " d"
u b confidently believed, that the unit.
efforts Of two gentlemen, we'll qualified
education, talents, and experience. 10
emtnently useful as teachers, will rend,
ihis Institution worthy Of liberal share
public patronage.
Conditions Of admission are, a moral cha
aeter, and a continuance 10 the Inslitutio
OF months IN the Preparatory Course, az
one year in the Collegiate.
Good board eau be had for SIS per amman
The healthiuess Of the situation is uasu
passed.
P.S--For further Information. apply
the Instructors, or the Trustees Of The S,
misary.
S. J. CRAMER. Presiler
! AND; KENNEDY. See,
Is. G. WASHINGTON.
J. =. DAUGaERTY,
JOHN PETER.
NM. q. LOCK.
!. x. DOUGLASS,
] II. r. Brown.
| AND; HUNTER,
| ALEXANDER JONES,
$. w. Lakeland,
MATTHEW RANSOM.