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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

A Ruk Faihie.-The Commercial Bank of
Wilmington, Nd, has stopped payment. Immedi-
a,cly after this had become known, the people of
the neighborhood took possession of the banking
house-opened the vaults, took what valuable
funds they could lay their hands upon, and adj
journed from there to tavern opposite, and then
redeemed the notes of the bank to the amount
of funds taken from the vaults of the concern
s565. 1t is stated that the circulation of the in
stution amounts to $4,000
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Libeia.--Advices have been received from the
colony as late as the 9Th of September. The mis-
sionary cause is represented highly prosperous.
The Luminary of August contains the following
distressing intelgence--it says: ave under
stand from respectable gentleman who is now
on short visit here from Edna, that for.y-two OF
the last immigrants by the Saluda have died
They had been located temporarily at Bassa Cove,
until Bexlcy could have been gotten ready for
their accommodations
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
The Election.

We have made out the following table with
great care, taking the official votes of such coun-
ties as could be obtained, and the reported ma
jorities of different counties given by different
papers. We have estimated four counties and
are of opinion that the following statement will be
found nearly correct. We submit it to our rea.
ders as an impartial statement, but as large por.
ton of the counties unofficial, the result NAV
be found different. The State, however, i, GER
tain for Van Buren,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

lIiclignn.---Rcmovnl Of the P0ttnwata.
mics.
A Correspondent of the Journal Of Commerce,
writing from. Union City, Michigan, under date
of the 10th ult-, says:
Great ado is being made in our vicinity
about the removal of the tawattamies.
Gen. Brady with about 200 regulars and
100 horsemen are quartered at Marshall,
(ls miles distant,) from whence they
have been making various excursions
through our forests in pursuit of the poor
fellows.
The Indians say that the treaty which
our Government profess to be acting un-
der, and which exchanged their lands for
lands west of the Mississippi, was made
by few unauthorized Chiefs, who were
cheated by the she mokimans whites)
while they (the Chiefs) were squabby
(drunk.) The Indians keep out of the
reach of the troops so long as they are
able, but when surprised they submit TO
be taken without resistance. The war is
bloodless one, and doubtless will end
as such. About 500 warriors, squaws
and pappooses are assembled on the Not
taway prairie, about l6 miles west OF u.s.
who are to take up their line Of march Tor
their new home this day. The contract
for removing them has been taken by the
Messrs. Godfrey, who were two French
traders among them. understand they
received $55 a head for Transporting
them. They are employing lumber wa
CONS, with two horses and driver, LOT
which they pay 90 so per day and e1'
penses, and allow them to travel 10 miles
day going out and 80 miles returning
Many of the Indians will travel on their
ponies, large number Of which are own,
ed among them. They are furnished
with blankets, tobacco, &c. at the ex-
pense Of the United States. They are as
peaceable and good-natured as any class
of citizens among us. Their lands are
now sold, and they have become qu''e
reconciled to that, but are extremely uh-
willing to leave the state.
A part of the summer and winter are
spent in hunting, and the spring in max
ing maple sugar. They furnish us WIN
great quantities of berries i'm the season.
of almost every kind, deer-skins, iurS'
&c. in exchange for clothing.
They are Of more advantage than dam
age to us, and much more under the IN
fluence of civilization and christianity
here than they will be at the Far West
If the Department would let the poor
creatures alone, they would save to the
country large amount Of money, and
please those who are most interested
much more than by forcing them to bid
farewell to their native land. The old
Chief Pam-,ie-pee is very Obstinate
He has escaped from the officers twice,
and is now on the wing, and hope Will
not be retaken.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Indian Fight.--The St. Louis Bulletin say.
at was reported at Bellevue that severe en-
gagemcnt had taken place between war party
of the Sioux Indians, numbering 500 strong, and
some $50 or 800 Pottawa.amies, in which the
Po,tawatamies danced scalp-dancc over the dis
sected Sioux, whom they literally cut to pieces"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Court MrtiaL-lieut. Watkins, of the United
States Marine Corps, who was recently tried and
cashiercd at Court Martial, at the Navy Yard.
New York, but recommended to mercy, has been
pardoned and resumed his command.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

AJ,othcr Iron Sieamer.--We learn from the
Louisville City Gazette of the 10th ultimo, that
an iron steamboat was launched from the boat
yard above that city the day before. The expert
ment made by the projectors of the Vally Forge
dablc to snags, and escapes injury from bars and
shadows altogether.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Death ofa United States Senator.--The Phila-
delphia Spirit of the Times says: awe under
stand that the Hon. John 5. Spence, United
States Senator from the Eastern Shore, Mary land,
died at his residence in Worcester county, on the
22d ultimo."
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
The Society of Friends are holding their An
nual Meeting at present at Baltimore.

Snor.-The Liberty (Mo.) Star, of the 9th
ultimo says; As our last paper was going to
press, we had real old-fashioned snow storm.
The weather has since been delightful; icy win
ter has hid him back to his cave, to slumber for
another month"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
sou,h Carolina EIec,ien.

The biennial election in this State fJr men,
bcrs Of Congress and the State Legislature, took
place on the 18Th ultimo. The Democrats have
made clean sweep, having elected 8 out Of the
Congressman, and nearly all Democrats to the
State Legislature. The Legislature chooses the
Presidential Electors, which gives Mr.. Van Bu-
rem IL votes.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Methodist Bishop of C@ada.-The Toronto
Patriot says, it is rumored that the Rev. Egerton
Rycrson is to be elevated to the rank of Bishop by
the American Episcopal Methodist Society.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Counterteits-The Cincinnati Gazette states,
that counterfeit 20 dollar notes on the bank of H.
lnois, at Shaneetown, letter d, dated Gath March,
1889, payable to w. d. Bruce, engraving rough,
and signatures badly initiated, are in circulation.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
Ark..s.s Election.

The election in this State has resulted in favor
ofthe Democrats. Tho Governor is elected by
large Majority, as also the democratic Congress-
man. Arkansas has three Electoral votes
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
The ChIcaao American and Judgc smith.

The following card which we find in the Chi.
cagc Democrat, respecting certain charges prefer
red against Judge Smith by the American, treats
the subject in proper manner. We understand
the Judge considers tho editor of the American
entirely beneath his further notice, and as the
editor has an opportunity of establishing his char.
gcs before a proper tribunal, we presume the pub.
lie will be satisfied in relation to the transaction
for the present;
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

MonetUy.---The Governor of Cuba has, by
proclamation, forbidden the circulation, on that
island, of our five and ten cent pieces as half bits
and bits.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Amazon Rircr.-This is the largest river in
South America A citizen Of London has OBJ
tanned the exclusive privilege of navigating it by
steam, including all its branches. He is about
establishing a line of steamers from England to
Brazil.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
NEWS BY THE MAILS.

Richard Wi,,n, the late Democratic candidate
for Congress in the third district of Louisiana,
died on the 10th utimo, of congestive fever.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Joy good health while those, who settle in the
woods, adjoining the banks ofstreams, suffer much
from chi!ls and fever
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Health Of Teras.--Thc Huston Telegraph says,
that persons who have settled on the Prairies Of
Texas, even in the unhealthy parts, generally en-
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
CHICAGO, 9th Nov. 1910.
To the Editor of the Democrat.

SIR--Having been absent from town
and bu, this moment returned, my atten.
ton has been called to an editorial article
in the American of last evening, relative
TO the occurrence at the Jail, on the eve-
ming of the late election, in this city,
where, (having first called at the Sher-
IFS Office and explained the object of my
calD again informed the Sheriff, my OBJ
ject was to learn whether he had a GER
tain individual in confinement and, il so,
it was my intention, on proper repre-
sentation, 10 issue writ Of hdbeas cor.
pus, to inquire into the cause of his inn
prisonment; but which did not become
necessary TO be done because of the pre-.
yious release Of the person by the Sher-
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Thanksgiuing.- Governor of Connecticut
has appointed Thursday, November 49, as day
of public thanksgiving.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

Salt is now selling at Austin, Texas, ct twelve
dollars per bushel, par funds.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
Mtchf9au Eae~ss>.

The election in this State has resulted in favor
of the Wings, but by a reduced ma;or;,v. w.
take the following from the Chicago Democrat.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
Pennsylvania Election,

The following returns, principally from Wing
sources, are all we have yet received from Penn.
sylvania:
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

FOG 2OOl 1918 ll47
The above returns are from travellers
and from newspaper estimates, and there
fore will vary somewhat from the Off
cial.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-10
gonaree Der 8ereittigten Staaten.

Der Senat erbelt lebten 26ften Nadrs pom prdfbeae
ten Der Ser. Gtaaten eine 8ptbaft 1tebit DDtmmen>
ten iber ben ncrb6itlfen @ren5frett Die @crrepots
beng stpiden ben rn. TcrlDtb uub Scr detnt ptpcbl
im Gemate ais i'm aufe als Dot, iebr ernbaften Gbas
rafter betradtet iporben 81 iein.
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es FIT edt su ertlaren, baB penn bas GrsebniB ces
nit,t su rehtfertgenben 9erfabrens BON Setten bes
Staates Iaatne IN cine eel(ttcn spiiden Strc Wajes
Die 8erattportldfeit aer ber Sctgen, tpele baraus
entfprinaen m6aten, ipelder srt iie AUDI eien, benz
9ofe utiD Der Oegierun9 Der Der. ct. CUR 9at faen'
Nierauf anttportete 0r. Scrfytb: MStur tpenn Sbrp
Oeaie(fdt Ne9erung nidt jeberlet mlitdrtde Ginnts
dung IN Die Grage unyersit9lid, anfhebt - ir tpenn
he ber Sad,e feine entfhlcBenere ge1lbunsen spes
oet alS bisber eefdeben it, nm ben Strett gu eneu
eemiget, einem friebliben @nbe sa brtn8en, t6nnen
6s sr,t prn Scr int Gameu iener 0ie9ierun9 pcrauss
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-10

sefa9ter ln9lad6fdlle iebr beta9en0WertEer 9Se1le
etittreten.'' ~
Nr. Beblter briidte in 8esiebun9 dnf otefe @prres
Der tpaSrAeinlttb in Goltc1t geratben merber :lrtb
i'm feprdfentautenbauIe fa9te 6r. ptdens: Das gas
teranp 1T in Gefabr. SD ofe sn Soft baB Elm ec1l>
tt oerieben erbeu nt69e; dber jebes 3ethen rparat
uns, bas Der Triebe bes eatces bebrpbt tit.'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-10
Gus Der alten nnb tleuen QBelt.)
0ot5t &BnsrauDG.

Maau fHretbt uns aus Grantfurt am Main pom IS.
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faH:
f[e;oeter ann NIT elmer Ian9en bepifeten Stan9e in
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BON benz u1lptelten papere fret unD entfaItete cine
(rarssrctbes9olb SABINE, Deranste bon ben Gbhrs
ab. 4Is er bort etngefroen Dar, ertldrte Der Gabs
entrdoer: es et NIT ben 9e9enwdrti9en teutfhen es
Qteruuse III @nbe ei BON @ctt 8eanot ces 81 pers
fiiuben, uab su befeben, oaB man i'm oIs tentIden
Ratler aeenbIidlid frDnen ,nee. Dejeui9en Staats'
biener, rped,e i'm SntereBe ber 3euten bts jeBt 9cs
banoeit bdtten c1ten erner ibre Steen bebaen drts
bere aum 9cbe Dernrtbelt perben. 9lts MIN bereIbe
teut1ee &ai1er NIT bret Genoarmen nlhlam arretirt
unb Dor bas poIeiscrt 9etet tpurbe, fraste bn Der
8ar9ermeiter mas er benn Dor ieiner Gatierptroe
oetpe}en fe pcrauf er CUR 4nttpcrt CAB: Sin Sdneis
SeraeleGe -Gahmitta9s bat thn berStaotpbYffus Sur
lluterludun9 betcmmen. Sb er CUR 9aft Oerurtbetlt
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-10

Der alte Gcnpern5r gBcIf BON penuipEvauie,,, a,ts
Nldrs In TcI9e elmer jcerSfrantbeit.
, 1840-12-26
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE i, hereby given that James W. Booth Of
l. Clnrk,rille, Pike county, Mo, has executed to
inc the undersigned an assignment ofhis property and
effects for the benefit Of hi. creditors; which said
deed bears date the 2itb day of July, A. ID 1910,
and j, recorded in the Recorders Olice of the said
county the said creditor, are hereby notified and re-
quirrd to present their claims to me the said undersign-
ell, and become parties 10 the said Assignment within
fur months from this date, or they will be barred
from any benefit under the said assignment.
Oct. IL. THOMAS MCQUEEN, Trustee
, 1840-12-26
VALUABLE FARM FOR ShLE.

NHE undersigned oilers for sale n valua'
l. BILE tract of land, lying three miles west
of New London, Rails county, containing
two hundred acres. Their, is a good proper.
ton of timber and Prairie on said land. and
a good frame dwelling just finished, with 4
fine spring. The land is Of the best quality,
and will be sold on the most reasonable terms;
part of the purchase money in hand, and the
remainder to suit the purchaser. For fur.
Their information, apply to the subscriber al
New London, Mo.
Oct. 10. LEWIS TRACY.
, 1840-12-26
STRAYED,

IRON the Subscriber living in Saverton
l. No.. a dark bay horse Colt, two years
cd last spring. with n smlll star in his fore
head. and | think. with some white on three
of his feet. Any person hearing of a stray
of the above description. will please drop
me a line at Saverton. Rails County. Mo.
E. Y. HASCALL.
Nov. oath IS4O-3t.
, 1840-12-26
NOTICE.

A LII those indebted TO the undersigned as
IA administrator Of Asa Gum, deceased,
for the purchase of slaves belonging to his
estate. will please take notice that their notes
will become due on the Sd day Of February
next, and that | shall attend at this place on
that dav to receive the cash; and those in
debted will please meet me at that time with
land office money to pay their respective
dues, as no indulgence will be given after
that time.
SAMUEL C. FIELDER, Admir-.
Dec. 10, 1910.
, 1840-12-26
NOTICE.

A LII persons interested in the estate Of
IA Dngal Ferguson, deceased, are hereby
notified that, ] shall ut the next term of the
county court Of Montgomery county. in
Missouri, to be begun on the second Mem
day Of February, A. ID. l84l, make Il final
settlement Of my administration OF said es-
tate.
Oct. 94-4t. JAMES ELLIS. Admir-.
, 1840-12-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THE undersigned administrator Of the
estate Of John Mackev, late Of Pike
county Mo-, deceased. will offer for sale to
the highest bidder. on a credit of twelve
months lat the late residence of said deceas-
ed. about two and a half miles west Of Clarks.
ville,) the personal estate Of said deceased.
consisting of horses, cattle. hogs. sheep. far
ming utensils, grain and household and kitch-
en- furniture.
Sale 10 commence on Wednesday the I6'l,
day nf December next, nj 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, and il need he continue from dav
to day, until said pron"rrv shall be disposed of.
CYRUS MiCKEY, Admr.
Nov. 9th Ie4O.-3t.
, 1840-12-26
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all creditors
~ and others interested in the estate oil
Robert Love, late uf Pike Co. deceased, that
the undersigned Administrator of said estate,
intend 10 make Il final settlement of my AL
minisrrarion of said estate Al the next Feb
ruarv term of the county count. of Pike Co.
WILLIAM BROWN, Administrator
! of the estate OF ROBERT LOVE, decd.
, 1840-12-26
BOOK AND JOR PRINTING.

Books, Blank Checks,
Pa mphlcts, " Deeds, Mortgages.
Circulars, Notes, and
Cards Of all kinds, :" Bills OF Exchans,
Ladiag, Sherih's,
Hand JUSTICES
FANCY N ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Will be done expeditiously on reasonable term, e: the
SALT RIVER JOURNAL OFFICE
, 1840-12-26
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersisned
1 Y has taken out letters of Administration on the
estate Of John Mackey deceased, from the County
Court, of Pike Co. bearing date Nov. 18th, 1910: all
persons, therefore, who have any claims against The
estate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date ofsaid letters, or they may be
~precluded from having any benefit Of said estate, and
il .uch claims are not presented within three yeas
they will be forever barred.
CYRUS MACKEY, Admir-
Nov. 81, 1S4O.-3t.
, 1840-12-26
ST. LOUIS TYPE

No. 60, MARKET SIRE

No. 63, MARKET DIRECT.
mo PRINTERS.-G. CHARLES respect
l. fully informs the printers of st. Louis and
elsewhere, that he has commenced the above
business in the city of St. Louis. He is
now prepared to furnish orders for type on
as reasonable terms as any establishment in
the West. The Book and Newspaper sizes
are of an entire new cut, copied after the
Scotch style, which f,r its beauty and dura-
biity has gained such a deserved celebrity
among Printers. and has long been a desider-
alum with the American Type Founders
This type will be cast in hand moulds. and
the ~strictest attention will be paid in the
finishing to have it correct in every p~articu-
lar.
The following are the prices Of type at
six moths credit, for approved city accept
ances, or at a discount Of five per cent. for
cash.
Nonpareil 81 90 Long Primer 50 4s
Minion 50 so Sinai Plea so a.
Brewer SO "a Plea so 40
Bourgeois 50 4s English SO 49
Constantly on hand a large and complete
assortment of all the various kinds Of Job
Letter, also, Presses. Chases, Cases, Brass
Rules, Composing Sticks. Ink. and every ar
,icIe required in a Printing Office.
Old Type received in exchange at 9 cents
per Id.
Type with palates, furnished pedlers in the
greatest variety. consisting Of Script, Ger
man Text. Secretary. Condensed, &c.
Also, Post Office Stamps.
Seal and copying presses, for sale at the
Foundry also.
Papers publishing this advertisement to the
amount of SO. previous to the LIST February
next, and sending a paper containing the
same will be allowed that amount on their
purchasing Type TO the amount Of Si5 at
this Boundary. Dec 10.
, 1840-12-26
NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned hereby informs all those
l. indebted to him, that his accounts are
now in the hands Of james A. Robbins for
settlement and collection. Those who know
themselves to be indebted to him will please
settle the same with Mr.. Robbins without de.
lay. JAMES d. TISDALE.
Dec. 5, 1870.
, 1840-12-26

STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Lincoln.
In the Lincoln Circuit Court, November
Term, 1910.
ABRAHAM ESTES,
Complainant,
Us. , Ball IN Chancery.
Defendant.
THIS day comes the complainant BY Nj,
l. solicitor, and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court, on the affidavit of said
complainant, that said Richard Garrett il not
a resident Of this State. 1t is therefore or.
dered that said defendant be noticed bv .
publication Of this order to be made in some
newspaper printed in this state for eight
weeks SUCCESSFULLY; the last insertion to bs
made at least four weeks before the nexr
May term Of this court; that said complaining
has filed in this court his bill Of complaiur
against him. stating in substances that the de.
PENDANT in the year 1889, proved in the Land
Office, at Palmyra Missosri- his right Of pre-.
emption to the N. E. gsarrer Of section 80,
township 81. range 2 west Of The 5th princi-
pal me ridian in Lincoln county, continuing
l60 acres; that said complainant subsequent
ly purchased Of said defendant all his right
and title TO said pre.emption to said tract Of
land, by an instrument Of writing signed by
said defendant for the consideration Of 525
dollars. 325 dollars was paid in hand-that
the remainder os suid consideration, to wit,
200 dollars was to be retained in the hands
Of said complainant to clear the said land out
of the land Office, as specified by said writing;
that by another writing said defendant bound
himself to make to said complainant a deed
TO said land, and to warrant and defend the
title thereto to said complainant, and to give
said complainant possession thereof, that in
pursuance of said writing, said complainant
possession thereof; that said complainant
paid to the receiver at said land office, the
said sum OF 200 dollars as agreed aforesaid,
and obtained from the and office the title of
the Government Of the United States, to said
land in the name Of said defendant; that said
defendant has left the state, and has not made
to said complainant a title for said tract Of
land, and prays that said Garrett NAV be
made defendant to said bill; that he make full
and specific answer, and that this court will
decree the title of said tract Of land to said
complainant. &c. Therefore, you, the said
Richard Garrett. are hereby required to ap-
pear at this court on the first day of the next
term thereof, to be begun and held at the
Court House. in the town Of Troy, on the first
Monday IN May next, and answer said bill
OF complaint, or the same will be taken for
confessed against you; and this cause IS con-
tinued. Buckner, for complainant.
STATE oE MrssoURI,1
County Of Lincoln.} "
J., Francis Parker, clerk Of the Circuit
Court, in and for said county Of Lincoln, and
in said state, certify that tile foregoing is a
true copy of an order from the records Of
said court, made at November term, 1910.
t, Given under my hand and seal Of
}Seal.{ Office, at Troy, this Sd of Dec.
' 1910. FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
Dec. IL, ls4O--st.
, 1840-12-26
LINCOLN ACADEMY,
Troy, No.

rTNlIS Institution was again opened on the I'd OF
Il November by Murray & Buckner.
The course of instruction comprise the Elemental
ry as well as the higher branches Of an English edu-
cation. together with the Latin and Greek lanyuages
Mathematics, Political Economy, and Natural PHI.
~losophy.
Strict attention will be paid to the moral a, well
as the Intellectual improvement of the Pupils intrust-
ed TO their care.
The scholastic year will be divided into two sessions.
one of 5 months and the other Of 5 l-2 months.
Terms per annum as follows:
Elementary branches, = $500
Higher branches ofan English education, Sl5,N
Latin and Greek langusee., Mathematics, &c. s25,00
s. F.. MURRAY, Principal.
G.. w. BUCKNER, Asi,iant.
REPEREScEs.
Gen. Asa Rogers, and ii. B. Powell-.Middle5urg "a.
John Leary, principal of warrenton Academy Va.
John R. Wallace and Inman Honer-Warrenton ia.
Lucian Minor Esq-ChadottesriM ia.
Gen. George Rust--Baitimore City. college No.
J. c. Williams Prof OF Mathematics-St Charlie,
Gen. VIM. Milburn, Surveyor Gen-S. LouiI No
Robert Payne, Pres. of la Grange College Ala.
VIM. Porter ~Esq--7roy No.
All. Buckner, Esq.-Borling Green, No.