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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
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Seems 20 be tie cry from all quarters Bat We Go
ne, yet bsiisse that the two countries (tbe United
States and Great Briisn) he unWse 80 20 plunge
a'o destructive unimP1riani matter 90
the one In dispute !, % true the United States have
great reason 20 feonsfae sgans The perturbation
Of the settlement Of this boundary question, aud sgansi
the late enerosehcn n the Provineiss upon the Dis
poted territory Bot AFTER eli il may be ihs, there Is
zone honest mssppr,he about the matter on the
&fin q the British Gosernor and SCENTS ana the most
Eot,eeons oct that have discovered the par, q
the British huihotu.s Is their psrsiing in the trci1-
posstsFioa Of The territory go dispute We think
however, unless they are decidedly ia favor Of con-
,es,. they will abandon this position II does no, fol-
los Of that shall have contest, because the
Gov,rnmen, is making military movements and pre-.
psrsiions Thi, ough, to be done, TO certain extent,
under all the cifnmpt4nees, although not
,hs, Congress hes not given the executive quite too
much power IN this respect
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
War Movements.

Boston. Saturday Evening March
Trcrn flt Fsa- Gov Farhtid on the 2t,h 81, 70.
ssucd the military assembled ~ Aogusn. inea-
drd 70 jou the forc., a. Atoosouk he Asassed ihe N
some bfie aud pertinent remarks whch wrfr rccei.
vsd with hcsuy cheers ny the SOLDIERS sud spectators
potion ofihh troops len August, the 9Th iof the
Afous'oak
Cant Fee # the Schooner Eleanor Jane, arrived Of
tbs port yesterday from - Johns Il states that the
whoir mls force 81 hc Province bad been ordered 10
the frontier
letter 90 the editor Of the Alias sisies tat bose
troops 1000 of item Rrgulsn) len Fndtrickion. tie
93d ui iof the Frontier Oct fmincd DIVE every van
Ice from the Disputed territory Me-, journal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

We understand that the President has declined acting
upon the application for the surrender of DIR Holmes
and referred the subject TO Gov J-nson. We undrr-
stand the position taken at Washington 10 be- that, IN
ssmuch neither the constitution the laws Of Con
gfess provide for the at all, il must on the
ground Of mere comfy between the British Prov
and the adjoining States and therefore the decision
should be lett Ia the State authorities Under these
circumstances, Gov Jsnison has issued his for
the further detention OF the accused ana appointed the
2e,h OF MsreA iof hearing in The premises, al ths
place Bar FREE Press.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
New Hampshire.

The political campaign of this year opens in the
Granite State The first battle fought there day.
Our Wing friends to be senguine Of victory and
We hope they will not be disappointed If they should
succeed il would be of the greatest trnmphs
dslusion and political intrigue heretofore accomplished.
We shall be able, probably, To give the result in
nrIi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
BRIGHTON MARKET--monday, March 4.

At Market 800 Beef Cattle, so Stores, - cows aud
calves and 300 Sheep. 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
Prices Beef Cattle--1he prices obtained last week
for like quality were hardly sustained. We make
quotations withou, much alteration First quality
800 a y. Second quality, ,25 7,75. Third quail
lily COCA Z 90
Stores very few sales
Cows and Calyes-Not half at market were sold
We notice the following sales, $50, sac So
Sheep-dull Lots were sold at 81, - &c. and So.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
DIED.

In this town, 7th inst MIR Abner Cheney, Oged 80.
In lllghga;e. Feb. II, Mrs Sallyconsort Of Come
Illus Palmer, Esq need AZ
In lIiahgaie, Feb. %, Mr. Jude Brown, revolution
airy penson-r, aged ~ years and months
In North Hero, l9th ult Nathan Iutchins revolu-
tionary ppnsionpr. hred -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
From he Bangor Wig, March Q
Coyre,pOndenee of The Boston Times.

Anruslat Nafch o. IcJJ
II Is reported that British uan-oi.~sr arrived at
Campo BeIlo opposite kasporl, On tie nrsi Of March
WIN 800 regulars bound tor 81 Johns. hTee more
vessels were expected part OF lhr dfai'tH men Oh
- Brunswick have been oEoeIed 10 fTedofieklon.
Il IL also reported that the urspass'ts captured On
FISH tlyer were CANADIAN French Ssaa0aS aHd tiat
tisg utre eofiHg uHdr ydmis Jf0m ue bTisa hotefn-
meat How o"es ihs eotnpoft with the 'tg AiafA qa0
sgfremeuts Nho has violated that understand
ins Their permits will not screen them from the land
Of Maine.
The dtiachment from oAi'ia eiVis'on, ordered 70
,eoer.yoys hefe ATE dropping b. companies, tail oi
Gsht and ordcr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

frsportaHt IL risioa Ter ne Pvbsieys 4 Nsryar'rs
Judge Thompson, ct Indiana. at late sitting ct the
Citrub Court, which be- prcsdcd gave the following
decision
"Tbatif subscriber to periodos failed N notify
the editor discontinue the paper at the end % the
term suhscrhrd Tor, pay up the arreaages, he was
bound Ter another year.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
NAItItII ID.

Ia rinmouth. 2slh ult by Noah NJ. Sawyer, Esq Mr.
Daniel CLARK, j.. Of Laeer Michigan, to Miss MaNa
Salisbury of 4
Ia Montpelier, 10Th ult. Mr. Jonathan Dixie, j.. of
pitsG,rd. to Miss Laura DAVIS Suong
In svanton, Feb -, Mr. Mason Fitch to Miss Sally
Asselstyne, both OF :
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

Hiadsar Prisossrs We lesrn from Sir Alexander 81
Dexter, who has Jest returned from London, 4 { on
visit 90 his son, who prisoner, that Cornelius Gun
ming ham, OF Ann Atbor executed on the "a inst,
aud that the Sheriff mad received orders TO hang Dean
and Burey on the both lust 49, Detroit DaGg .Idr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

n~Our readers will perceive that our columns this
week are mostly devoted TO the ments and
speenlations upon the subject Bot the importance OF
the matter to the American people of every grade and
ser, will be, undoubtedly, satisfactory apology.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
Appointments by the Prc.idcn,.

Henry Dodge, ~ he GovcrEot in and for the Tsfuio
" Of Wisconsin from tho III day of July net,, when
hs ptess ~ commission will % pifc.
Thomas II File, to he Secretary of the legation Of
the L ;. near the Government Of the MeScan RePub-
hc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

visi,isy 10 CoasiaaHa0y'e .-A letter from Washing
ion IA tie Baltimore American, says: The sena1e
coabfued lie nomination, made ~ the President q the
tfnitrd staes OF Comm0dnre Porter, rrsidont miu-
,.,r "a Csnsia ntnopie wHh salary 81 $3.50 PEI an
nun TIE Law au'hy. ising ;be appointment MAS paSs
cd AZ the SATURDAY . s~lsiun-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
STILL LATER.

Substance of he Intelligence by last nights
mail
Correspondence Of he Boston Daily .Adr.
From, bangor, March l by an express which
has Just come IN from Houlion, We learn that news
had been received al our camp that SOO tuslleers
had arrived at Halifax from Ireland, aud were Or
dered Immediately to the lines. A detachment at
500 REGULARS had also arrived from Canoda tor the
service. Seven companies Of our troops had arr-
we'd al Houtun, snd tie others encamped last night
abou: twenty miles this side. Our men were bu-
SLY engaged on the Aronstook IN building fort,
near the residence of FlIzherbert, where our land
agent aud otheis were taken by the tresspassers
about 100 miles from he mouth u: the nyer.
From Bang or March Prom the Aroostook
we learn to- gay tina, the tresspassers who were Ia
ken few DAYS since by the Land Agents party,
on Fish rtyer, were cutting timber under permits
rranred by the Provincial authorities. When the
messenger leil The camp Mr. jarvis was celebrating
upon The SUBJECT OF hbera,ing the prisoners upon
their surrendering the permits to bm. This new
iniormsuon considered IN every light, is certainly
/ of IA very important character. as showing most
conclusiyely the nature and design oil The Provincial
/ Sardensbip of the disputed territory, the hollow
hearedness of the British preenslons and the At!e
confdence which can be placed IN them.
P.S. Mr. English has just arrived N town
from FIederlckloD, with message from Gov Har-
,ey to TO, Fairfield. 1t Is understood that the
object OF the message is to commence a Dcgo'ia-
ton on the subJect OF establishing a conventional!
libc.p
From the Bangor Wig, March 2
A portion OF the detachment OF The 7ih division
of the Militia of this State, marched from Franklin
, on Thursday for CALAIS. A detachment of 500
have been made from the 7lh DIVISION and they
are all ordered to rendezvous at Calais.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

Augusta Feh u, II O'Clock 4 "
We have no news from The Easi, that learn, since
my last.
More troops are called cor by the Commander in
Cb,,f aud ,hr call affects 81 'hc soldiers OF your
ciy ~ the 6,h Division. The Light lnlanuy, Blues
nd Rin,tncn from the 9th Division, are 60 nfhw
make themselves ready for the service OF the State
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

Azsyl0Na. lAseeelai election Of tao Delegates 10
As Assrmeiy AS hsie isw Gays since sne resulted
70 'hs eheses Of Msssss y Dsnssl sad Cont Eble Shss
Hn esn Peliois.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12
Yours &c.
DIR DUNCAN.

ST. ID.

The following IL the concluding part of DR. Dun
cans letter to Mr. Southga:e, which sent
And, sir, on my own responsibility, and with
out claim or privilege, permit me, by way of Offset
and compromise. to rcciprocate the remark by OIL
Other which ! think better founded in lfuth-ihal
is. that you are iar, and scoundre and, per-
init me to add, also, that in my opinion you are
better qualified to udorn the gamblers bourd, the
brohel, and the dogery, than the halls Of Congress
A. DUNCAN"
1t. r. b. Randolph has arrived in Washington
to take notice of what DIR Duncan had published
about him. The correspondent Of Phllad. U. $.
Gazette, writes
As soon as Mr. Duncan's manifest published
nnd had reached Alexandria the residence 0. Lieut.
Randolph, that gentleman repaired to Ibis city
Ii is sand, that he is now with us, and If such be
the fact, he is undoubtedly IN pursuit of revenge.
II is not to be supposed that such a man vii.
quietly succunb 10 the assaults Of DIR Duncan.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

MO ICE. The subscriber would respectfully ia
~ form ho in abi:nnts Of Rutland aud It's vicinity.
inat he has opened his Hat Store door south Of
runiiy Church, East Rutland where hs will keep con-
ssuy on heud, full assortment Of the most fshona
BILE Hats, OF all kinds, qualities aud complexion from
beaver lose to RAN tail manufactured OF the very
bost materials aui IN the most modern style Bea ynrs
Ouors, Csstors, Nutras, B, ush, Brushees Moleskns
and Napt, which he will sell low, cash.
The subscriher faitors himself that he can suit the
most difficult Those IN want of the above articles are
invited 10 call and look. Thankful for the literal pat
ronsso bestowed upon him years past he .olcs con.
tnuance OF tie same. OREL COOK
March 10, 1889 "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

WE the Subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w tho Probate Court for the district OF Rutland
TO receive examine aud edlus the claims
aud demands Of all persons against the estate Of
BENJ.3MLJV NEEDH4M,
late OF Shrwsbury said district deceased, represented
also al claims and demands Offset thero
TO : aud six months rom the 20th day OF February,
last being allowed by said court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice that VIII attend 10
the business Of appointment at the house Of widow
Lucy Ncedham, Shrewsbury, on the second Mondays
Of May and August next, from o'clock until four o.
clock each of said days.
JOB n5is w \ 1TisNSUS'' Commissioner"
Dated at Shrewsbury this 5th day Of March 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

On Da-ltis ssid that the Maiae Delegation IN Con
gr-ss sguhee 10 hs 4, eserh JHs' al lbu e'"s o. me
s-s,,,, tbat tss, would much grauird ct The sp-
polntinrnt a. Dau.e NrbieT sPvoai Ambsssaa"f 10
fng and uneer lhe act Of Mach 80 frisuss 20 i's
Eastern tfoa,fF The Presarht a ~ sain &C. if' i"Al
m the case werr entitled - great e0ssidsfs-
tom sud that be should irei rserJ risfosii9 u gnu
u th~ul that inunsiion bad b~sh As4oJ i's"e
10 NJ Calhoun n rrisTeHce 10 The appointment W =
ttn 4 nsast probable that u thrsr grEtrhta VII
L. spusHsted john q aesl.s hss bssa sarhtohsd m
some u Tie PsPers q a very IL taaH--JoaT y Cen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

~ Governor Seward has issued proeADston, o..
lpsag FeNs ard Of $50 Tor INC fffesi ID ons h4eAAfa
NJ 1ssp1n no 20 sosp~essd 81 tsying f0bbee ena asf'
csses ~ Jsme. murray, 10 hls house n Ooshes, Sf'
age county, sboal The 9Th February
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

Arms prepared during I535.-I appears by the re.
port OF Col Bomiotd, Uhiel of the Ordinance Depart.
ment that during the year 1925 the United States gov
have caused 10 be made, l43 cannon for field
artillery cannon Tor garrison service 1875 percussion
locks, 80 700 small arms, 3s7 gun carrag-s-
and tor The IN hua - other Tor field artillery
AID 10 90 small arms.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

UNBEN. Common Boards Cha boa rds and Shin
IL giles, For sale by -
JAMES BARRETT Jr.
RutIanl, March Q, 1899.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

a Hearty Hish The widows Of the sailors who
we've lost n tse Il ; sloop OF var Wasp, voted
= sum Of money by Congress. One OF these widows
fre'iyee me Sun 4 $500, which Sas paid her Pfcs
snce OF friend sho had husband al home The
inrnd stiully y eing the m"nry besyed SIGH and
said, 81 ~i-h ny husband had br-n "a the Wasp"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

1nluk SALE. me oaier-isG oder, ior - ls her
- MANSION HOL So. snd the grsaod con ecteJ,
esia az 90 at eleven aeses IL bs4uiituhy anaa-
fed 20 the siil@ss o. lssi Rutland The House, with
tne ouibg'alirys sud ahd siiaohe1 E.rm one Of toe
Ho'i oe-ifsbls res.1suees isf Prsate i.my, 90 be
ogna ihis sicliiy. credit ~il be glrea Tor lac
lur-hste moneY. u desirei.
Ariieais01 Tor tsfa'. Il rss may be made 10 Lgther
Dsaiis. tsg al Rull-ni Geofss Il. Greens OF Is ind
aor, &C the tseser6sr % tbs prsnissa-
CT. TEuTLE.
Kulsud, Nsssh 5. 1853. I.-u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

A Natural Remedy-APphcatle q Om Constitutions
and Competent 81 Cure Every durable Dis.
,d,e-mdy be found "a The
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

a British officer few days ago, marched his com.
psny from stsnstrad into the town II Derby, Vermont
ato ysulungly said that with 300 men he could march
through New England No doub, OF lt--nspy Brush
officers have marched unmolesled through New hug.
land with more, and some with less than thrre
thousand men. The yankees never moesi prisoners
OF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

At late Convention Of the Wings Of Connecticut.
WIN Els~ufih nominated Tor G0vefnnr, aud
&. Hawley Tor IL Governor. The election occurs IN
April, when, besides State Officers, members Of Con.
gfcss are be Choseh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-12

ENSE the snbscribefs, beng appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Ru,laud eon-
nssionor'o receive, examine and adjust all claims s5d
demands 81 all persons against The estate Of
FATTY STRONG,
late Of Ruilsnd. ia ssd district drcessel represented
insolyeni and also all claims aud demsuds exhibited in
Offset thereto and ok months from the oh day Of March
1889 being allowed by fHid court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice that Will attend the
business Of our said appointment at the dwelling house
o Moses Hawke, IN Ruiliod 90 the Gnt Mondays II
hey and July next from O'Clock until four O'Clock
L. ~ on each of sai3 days.
u Iva" DA a MI com"i''''nen u
Dated al Rotsod this IN Jay 81 March. 1899.
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New Books Again.

EDY the arrival Of the Steamer Oseo!a a
Eb supply of new hooks has been recei ed a
the "Bookstorc,' among which are he following
viz:
In Theology and Religious Literature; Ency.
clopedil of Religious knowledge, Luther on
Gaiations, Cruden's Concordance, Cudwolth's
Intellectual system, Hervey's Theron and
Aspasio, Baxter's Call" and saints Rest
jays works, 3vols. 6vc. jays Closet Medita.
tions, Rober: Halls works, 3vols. Svo. Bibles Of
various sizes and styles Of binding, Methodist
Hymns, (Gilt Tuck.)
In Miscellaneous Literature: The Humbugs
of New York, Byron's works, Shakespeare's
works. Weems' NJ ,rion, Wsems' Franklin, Let
ter Writer, Downng's Songster, Dream Books,
Conversation Cards, Fowler and Kirkham's
Phrenology, FIora's Dictiona y, Flora's Inter.
prefer Miss Lcsles Seventy five Receipts. The
Cooks own Book, Pope's Homer, Sir w. Scott's
works 7vols. 8vo.
In School Literature: Suart's Horace, Smiths
Arithmetic, Do. Graammer, Comstock's Phi
losophy. Cramers Piano Instruction, Violin
Preceptor, Parley's Geography, Cooper's Virgil,
TacitIs, Adams Roman Antiquities. Smalt's
French Grammer, Boyer's French Dictionary,
Tales in French, Bol1nar's ColltQual Phra-
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and especially on the branches-SiK, the cui'o1
of the Beet, with view 1, the manufacture %
sugar, and of tho Vine for the sake of tho grape
and wine. shall also take measures that " ~ c'h'
tain the best information at home ana 'ioA'
abroad, as TO the prices Of cotton and tooacco'
and statistics of the trade in these commodities'
All improvements in Agricultural Implements
and in tho breed and rearing of Domestic AMI
mails, will have their full share of attention.
When these subjects have been taken care o.
the state and progress Of our Internal imP1o'e,;
men.s vii! be noticed, and essays on the genera
principles of Political Economy will DO admitteo
but party politics, in which all Distinguishing
and Fundamental. principles have been too much
lost sight of, will be carefully eschewed.
One thing of real utility may be promised 70
every patron Of tho American Farmer--a real
bona fide, not stereotype, price curfeiit OF the
principal commodities which farmers and p!an'
ters have to bur and sell, though this is des'der'
atum already supplied, on scale much more e1.
tensive than we can or should think it necessary
to do it, by our worthy fiisnd LyfoTd, whose IN
defatigable industry in that line ought to be sup.
ported by all farmers as we'll as merchants.
J. S. SKINNER.
1J"The American Farmer. and Spirit OF the
Agricultural Journals of the day, will be pub.
lishcd every Wednesday, at $3.50 per annum II
paid in advance, or So if not paid within six
months, which will be strictly enforced-or $lo
in advance for five subscribers. Publication
Office. North ct. opposite the Franklin Bank.
yPos.mastcrs are requested to act as agents
Letters on business ofthe Office, to be addressed
10 S. Sands, publisher.
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/ Its stated in a London paper, that Mr.
Macauley, Dr.. Southey. SIR John Barrowe
and olIler eminent men, have received al
times one hundred guineas for single ar.
ticle in The Quarterly and Edinburg Review.
There has been turn. out of the labor.
| ers on the Rail Road between Reading and
Pottsve. They ask for more money an
more wh'skey. Former allowance was 81
u day, and nine glasses ofwh'skey.
Good butter is selling a, Lancaster, Pa
| for twelve and half cents Il pound.
Two American slavers have lately been
brought into New York, which had been
captured on the coast of Africa. They
had no slaves on board but their fixtures
proved Their des'gn, They sailed under
Spanish colors.
4 drunken fellow lately fell and lay with
his neck on the Southwark ralrond. Ih'
cars passel and severed the head from the
body. Men should keep sober about rail-
roads.
Mad dogs have lately been killed n New
York P.;tsburg.. and Baltimore. 10 the two
former, persons were b:t'en BY them.
A drunkard's wifi. lately died Of s'arva-
ton in Pnlideiph a. Her hardened wretch
OF husband did not make known her
vans till she was past recovery.
Mr.. Howard of Maryland declines re.
election 10 Congress.
1t is rumorcd that the Texan Minister
has lef Mexico, unable to open a
negotiation. Santa Ana could not easily
bring himself 10 treat with respect his
former capors.
4 recent destructive fire in Albany n. Y.
originated by lads setting fire TO build
ing to determine bet Of cigars with
compan on which oFtwo or three engines
would frs, reach the spot.
Thap'an;'rs' Ilo;eI, of Augusta, ca. has
been burnt down.
Charles Haynes, near Columbus Ga.
had quarrel with his bro'hcr, two weeks
ago, during which he deliberately rasIed his
gun and shot him. The murderer esca-
ped.
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ASHBOROUGH
female Academy.

TEVHE Exercises Of the Female Academy at
III this place will commence on Monday tire
l7lh day of June, under the direction Of
MISS ELIZA RAE,
of Boston. The Trustees believe, from the
testimonials sh, brings with her, that she is
emincntly qualified by her experience. her edu-
cation in every other respect, to take charge
of such an institution,
The prices of ition 70. a session Of five
months will bo Sc for Spelling and Reading;
Ss for Grammar, Geography and Arithmetick !;
and $40 for Philosophy, Rhetorick, Needlework,
&C. and $50 for Musick on the Piano. Par.
ticular attention will be paid throughout to
Spelling. Reading and Writing.
This place is believed to be as healthy as any
other in the United States, and board may be
had in any private family in the place at Sc per
month.
1t is intended to give thorough course of
instruction in this institution, and TO qualify the
pupils in every respect to take their places in
society.
The Trustees hatter themselves that the dis.
tinguished qualifications the lady whom they
have engaged to take charge Of the School, the
health OF the place, and the low price which the
inhabitants have consented TO charge for board.
will attract to the institution liberal share of
public patronage.
J.WORTH, Il
HUGH MCCAIN, Tu,s.,
A. H. MARSH, A'o''ee'
GEORGE HOOVER,
June ii, 1889.
80 st
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New Books !!

DY the Lighter "James Coit," we have at
Id the Bookstore the following works. Those
who are in want of employment for leisure hours
Of summer, are invited to call and see.
In Religious Literoture.-Bush OH Joshua
and Judges, Christian fatther at home, Domin.
ion of Christ by Symington, Life's Lessons
Memoir Of Dr.. Porter, Doddridge's Family Ex'
positor. ParaSspst's LEXICON Of Greek les'a~
ment, Wayland on Human Responsibility, Mrs.
Hawkes. Memoirs scougal's Works, Memoir of
Irving, Homo on Psalms, Common PRAYER
Junkin on Justification &c.
In Miscellaneous Literoture.-Gil Blass,
Letter writer. Specimens OF Foreign Literature,
Weems. Washington. franklin and Marion ::
Thoughts of Grumbler, Tales illustrative Of
the passions, Horse Shoe Robinson. Rob Of the
Bowl, Bench and Bar, Silk Growers Guide.
Wisdom and Genina Of Shakespeare. Rhymes for