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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
THE LATEST CHANGES.

JOSEPH TYLER ALLYN. the dsiin-
guished " Wing" ,aember Of the last Wig ina
House Of Delegates from Norfolk Borough.
and Gen. HENRY S. FOOTE. one Of the
" Wing" representatives from Kinds county
in the Mississippi legislature. have de'lined
swallowing Hard Cider" any longe', hut
avow that their support will be given 10 AAR-
TIN VAN buren,.
CHARLES l.. KNAPP. elected b, the
British Wings Of The last Vermont Legislature,
Secretary of State. which office he now holds,
declares that he cannot conssientiously. and
therefore will not vote for Harrison. ihough
out Of respect for the feelings Of those who
elected him to his present station. he will not
support the democratic candidate.
CHARLES n. CHANDLER. a member
Of the British Wing Comniitee for G.nesef
county. New York. and JAMES n. FOR
SYTHE. member Of like Committee lor
Cayuhoga county. Ohio. have become so dis
gusted with the iniquiry Of the party. which
their late connexon gave them a good eppor-
tnnity Of observing. that they have wilhdrawn
from their respective commiriees and enrolled
themselves under the Clorions banner Of VAN
buren, and DEMOCRACY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

Ton was read NJ Democratic FESTIVAL feld al
Brentsvlle, Va. on the 22d inst.
WA.HINGTos. July 16. l540.
GEsTLEMEN.-Thsr rule whirb ] have long
followed, not 10 attend any poiicicdL meeting out
side Of my own State. will prevent me from hsv
ing the qualification Of accepting the invitation
with which you have honored me but take a
deep interest in the assemblsges Of the De-
mocTacy in the present crisis, and deem il in
cpmbent upon every friend TO the cause 10 ex-
en himself for its success. Now for the first
lime in the history Of our country. Presiden-
lial canvass is conducted. by one Of the parties.
Oh the principle of disbelief in The capacity OF
the people for self government. and substitu-
ton Of cabins. gourds, coon skins, canes and
cider barrels, for declaration of principles and
addresses TO the Intelligence and patriotism OF
the people. The combined Federal aud Abo-
lition party have undertaken 10 conduct their side
of the canvas on this principle, and grosser in
suit than II implies, could not. in my 0plnion.
he offered either to the voters themselves. or 10
he form of the Government under which we
live. Great reliance is placed by the Opposition
on the efficacy Of this mode OF cleciOueerlng
but il Is my opinion that it will be viewed by the
country in its true light. and that the result OF
The canvass will so rebuke and chastise this ar
rogant experiment on the public intelligence,
that VIC shall never sec 1t repeated second lime
and that hereafter the log cabin campaign OF
1910 will be considered more unfortunate for
its inventors than the black cockade campaign
OF 1900. But it is not Federalism alone that
we have now TO couiend with-Abnlitionis,n is
united with t-and in that black and fell ingre-
dicni, now FOR the first time mixed up with oul
national politics, We see fresh reasons for the
unHed, f,i,h,oI and vigorous exertious OF The
Democracy, and Of all the friends 10 the preser
va,on of our Constitution and the stability o
the Union.
Respectively. gentlemen, your obedient ser
want. THOMAS BENTON.
Messrs. Geo. w. Macrse, William Tyler, JOIN
| Gibson. and others Brownsville. Va.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

Anoa'er Noble Recruit uit--Benjsmin r. Perry,
o' '.sen'ille, s. C.. once the able Editor of
'''e ssoue'ainees, 1sw $ ,nembe. Of The bar,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
From the Ohio Statesman.

MiLLcREEK TOWNSHIP. Union County,
July 4rb, 1910.
have heretofore supported the Wing party
and Gen. Harrison as their candidate, but
am now convinced that Harrison has never been
a supporter of our Democratic Administrations
or Democratic principles, and that he is now
the candidate Of the Federal pary-therefore
! cannot support him longer. | cannot support
a corrupt. vaseillaring. oppressive paper cur
rency-iherelors | cannot vote with those who
do sustain such a currency. cannot join in
the erection of mimic cabins. sing Tippecanoe
songs. or raise the shout Of hard cider TO de-
ceye the people. Therefore cannot 90 with
the party that does these things. ] wish TO
know distinctly tho principles Of the candidate
! support. therefore cannot vote for him who
/" is TO mako no further declaration Of prnci-
eipies while occupying his present po-nion.''
| shall vote for the Dutchman Of kinderkook
and the real Hero Of the Thames.
JOHN J. KELLEY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

Showing Democratic GAIN OF Cos over
the vote given in 1896. when Mr.. Van Buren's
majority in the State WAS 1884.
In addition, the Post says. four districts Of
Saunders t55. aud FOR Morehead 3l5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION


The election for Governor and members Of
the State Legislature commenced in this State
on the 30rh ult. About dozen counties voted
on that day, few more on the 9th inst. and
the residue Of the State will vote on Thursday
and Friday ef this week. There are sixty-hve
counties in the State.
We have received returns, as yet. from only
eight Counties. in which the asgree gate votes OF
maorites for Governor are reported IN the
Evening Post TO be as follows:
For Saunders tdem.) 1910
For Morehead (whig.) 2s6l
Democratic majority. 1870. 1879
Do. in same counties in 1886, lila
Cos
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

0FSThe following letter from Senator Ben
ton was read at Democratic Festival reid Il
Brentsvie, Va. on the 22d inst
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
KBr. uARF.BCEF,S
COMPOUND S7REsNG THFNFNG An.
GER3llN -APERIENT PILLS.
FEM AT.rS.


Va no are troubled with sick headssh.e, rain
Wv Ia the side, breast ard back. loss Of a. Pc
tes hstaiency. lowness # spirits pslpi,a,ion 81 the
heart, taintings Eil8insss sickness at tbs ssan
ach, eiliens affections sighsacss at tae chest naa-
Sea, vomiting. niise 10 the stomach, fushiags OF
heat. and ehiness, diseases a the nerves. and Or.
gans OF Digestion e.. Sc, should not neg &c, TO
procure Dr. HarlieA's CompaWra StYengtksaiAr
Iosse and ApsFieAt German Pi6s, when ate war
rented 10 givr immediate relief Thousands do We
almost daily behold. whose eounieaanoe aud pale
emaciSted cheeks bear ocular witness 10 siekness
aud affection. Could those persons BE- persusded
"a use this invaluable rsedicisc they would soon
fad their wesk and debiiilaied frame strengthened
their minds composed. and sll pain and distress
driven from the systen. when the body viii again
renew It's lost vignr, and pui on a new life" and
death for while be deprived of it's prey What
heart but feels clad behold their near relatives
and dear friends snatched as Il by magic from that
s,tal destroyer Death, Ye wha are labo,ing under
disease. let not another day OF night PASS without
procuring this medicine, as 1t will IN n maiotity Of
cases, effect pei msneut cure Remember, DELAYS
are dangerous; and IL disease is neglected. its
rayages viii douby increase.
Principal otiice for the United States, No. 10
North Eighth Street Philadelphia. where recon-
meadatsons OF hundreds u ersens may be seen gil
Of which have been cured OF benef,ted by the med
eiue.
This invaluable Medicine is for sale at A. RO.
BINSON & co S, Marlinsbugg, Va.
December "a. 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
NEW GOODS.

AN now receiving and opening a large and
III general assortment, Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, such as
Blue Black, Black, Invisible Green. Blue, Dahlia.
Mulberry, Steel, Mixed, and Drab CLOTHS, OF
every description
~ Freezes OF Cssslmeres-assorted coiors;
80 Sa.tinett, from so cts 10 50 per yard ;
Brown and Blesched Mutins variety OF Prints ;
Shalleys, Mousseline de Laines-very neat;
English and French Mernoes
A variety Of Shawls--very low;
Festings OF every description;
Ladies' and Gardeners Hosiery, Gloves, Sc;
Hats Caps, Boots, and Shoes all prices aud quail.
ties;
general assori-~ent Of Hard and Queenswarc,
feel confident that my assortment Of Goods Is
calculated TO please all who may favor me with q
call, HEZEkIAH HEDGES.
Hedgesyille, October 20, ls40.-if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
SCRABBLE FARM.

now occupied by Samuel w kisnger
he hrst estate will be sold free OF all incu-,.
5ranee OF doweri and also the last or thr Scrabble
lract--exeept that the reversion in dover inter.
est will be sold, in which the dover is already as
signed. All proper explanations will be given by
'he subscribers to any persons wishing TO purchase
One great advantage to the purchaser of these
Lands viii be. that the widow, Mrs Kisinger. hay.
ing relinqulshed her dover right, the purchaser
will retain the one-third Of the purchase money
during her lifs-paying her the interest thereof in
lieu of dover.
The g will take place before the Court. II ouse
door in Martinsburg, on Monday the llh dag OF
January, (being the first day Of January court
i84l; the Commissioners, however, reserve TO
themselves the right to postpone the sale of the
ame, or any part Of the lands If any circumstances
should interfere with fair sale on that day. bu;
the property must be sold before the next term OF
the Circuit Court.
The terms Of TIE sale, as mentioned in the de.
cree are one third Of the purchase money in hand
onethitd in nine months; and onethird in eighteen
months--wlth interest from the days OF payment.
These terms, however, will be controlled by the
provision for the widows dover.
The purchasers win DO required to give deeds Of
trust to secure the deferred payments.
d. II CONRAD,
HENRY BERRY,
ANDREW HUNTER, ('opee' e0m rs
CHARLES DOWNS,
December 5, l840.-6w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE.

YESHE undersigned offers for sale the IMPERi.
n AL PRESS upon which The MaarisssuRo
sAzErrE j. ROW printed. Il Is Smiths patent,
g ne seas frame, made BY Hoe s. Co., N York.
y y Gfs-fste egftcic in exceiient eoudson and
- nny srred ipr sse hecaase it Is iro snail for
contemplated enpsgemsrs IT me Gaxeite.
EDMUND +. HUNTER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31

E4sEELlNG desirous Of closing the Books q The
n Firm above mentioned the subscriber wosla
cordially invite those who have unsettlea accounts
win the arm, 10 come forward and close the same
ooy naie; and would also return his thanks 10 his
hieHds toF heit psst avoTs and would eoldlally 50.
hcit continuance of the same
HEZEkfAH HEDGES.
HedgessilIe, October 20, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
HOME FARM.
go f-2 Acres.

This estate will be cold to snit purchasers. in
such Lots as the Improvements and timber viii ias-
tity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31

FENEloSE persons who became purchasers at my
n sale in March last, are notified that their notes
are now due; and, for the purpose of making it
more convenient than it might be for many to cali
on me At my residence, have placed all my sale
note, in the hand, of Joserh Burns, who i, fully
authorised to collect them. 1t will not be amiss,
perhaps, for me to say that am much in want of
money. and tina, those who do not pay before the
LIST OF February next, may expect their notes to be
put in suit. JOHN BURNS, Sr.
December IL, 1840-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31

FESHE PARTNERSHIP. heretofore r.;.,irr /,
III The name ard Arm Of HEDGES & ROBIN.
SON, was, on the 20sh Of Jols lasr, ai.solsrd +,
mutual consent, Tie future business AZ he con-.
csfn vii Be conducted ia the psnie II Hsrekisl
Hedges,
HE2EKTAH HEDGES,
SAMUEL ROBINSON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
Dr. sW

PRUsUS yIRGlhlhNk, OR WILD CHERRY,
For Coughs, Colds, 4fsthmas, Splitting Of Blood,
Soreness Of Threat, Whooping Cough, and all
Diseases indicatire OF Consumption.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
PROOFS
Of The efficacy Of Dr. Paris Soothing Syrup.

fkOOFS
Ofhe efficacy Of Dr.. Paris Soothing Syrup.
NEAR SlR--It is with pleasure tLat / send
~ you these few lines informing you OF the as
on,shing Effects of your Syrup produced on my sui.
ierpg infant When at she age Of seven munths
the guns began to swell, whlci, produced severe
pains With sudden fits OF crying, spasms, &C. y
physician was called in, who lanced the gums, and
pfe 'cribed medicine. (Which increased lie pain)
ut effect. After all attempts 10 relieve the
" llte sufferer" proved in vain friend of aise
pointed TO ne an advertisement in Of the pub
lie prints, Of your invaluable Soothing Syrup for
" Children Cutting Teeth" Being SO highly RE-
ommended, | was induce TO send to Philadelp hia
tr bottle to /" test It's sicsdes." On receiving t.e
medicine immediately applied it according 10 d.
reeiion on the he'le, and | am happy TO inform
you that the good effect was Immediately percsiy
I'd he chua rested vel all night, In he morn
ing the rain resumed, which subdued by the f,e.
queni use Of the Syrup. ed one bottle and sent
Tor tho second. Since that inc my child has re.
covered. feel iullS assured that the Syrup is a
valuable medicine for child en when cutting teeth,
aud Recommend every fsnly to procure ii where
there are young children Mr.. r. COHEN
Germantown. Feb. IS, 1870
REMEMBER. none is genuine. Unless the Aig.
nature otDr. Pans Is Impressed on the phals al.
SO, be careful and purchase only At The Medical
Office, No. IS North E'ehth Street. and advertised
Agents Beware, there several persons imp0
sing deieterions article on the public for the
above, put up IN plain bottles, with the name OF
Paris spelt different "A hen YOU purchase, see
that he rsme of Per. Is spet AZ you ia in ths
noiice, a4d Vu'ess the pitfalls are imp,essed with
" Or. PaTs Soothing Sgrrp" touch il not.
Principal Office. No 10 North Eighth Street, on
y place in Poiiadel phia where the Medicine can
30 obtained. Price so cents
This Invaluable Medicine Is Cor sale a. A RO.
BiNSoN & cos. Mauinsburg. vr.
December 24. Is4O
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
Important imony.--ConsumptIon and
Eleeding OF the Lungs cured.


Important imony.--ConsumptIon and
bleeding OF tho Lungs cared.
MFR. WIN. SHEPPARD residing ia Beaver
WI county, Pa, the State line. relates as
follows: " 10 the month Of May last my wife was
taken with Bleeding from the Lungs, coughing
night sweats, hectic fever, &c. She had taken
violent cold; having previously given symptoms Of
the approach OF Consumption, felt much alarmed
and made immediate application 10 phssieion.--
Under his treatment she became worse, instead OF
better, until the htst OF June, when heard rom an
intelligent man Of DR.. SwAYNE's SrRur OF Win
CHERRY, and from his eafnestnes. in recommend.
Ing il ! was induccd 10 try one bottle. The effect
exceeded my utmost expecta,ions-she felt mme-
date relief. then mounted my horse aad rode
to the Office, No 4, ST. Clair st.. rittssars, where
il Is kept for sale, and procured six bottles more,
which am happy TO say has Effected perfect cure.
Please publish this certificate with my name in
full. that others may know where to find the great
est blessing on earth"
Principal Depot for the above Medicine Is Mt No
- North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. II may be
obtained of agents generally throughout the United
States. Price 81 per bo,te.
u Any person wishing certificates %
cures and recommendations can see them nj any
time by calling at the Principal Depot
This invaluable Incidence is for sale at A. Ro.
BlNSON & CO.'S, MattinsbuIg, Va.
December "a, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
NEW GOODS.

TEYHE subscribers are no'y receiving IN addition
d al supply of new WINTER GOODS
which make their sock of
British, French, q American Dry Goods
the very best a. this market.
Cloths, Cassimeie =, and Satiinetts;
French and English Merinoes
Pain aud Figured Mousselaine de LanesI
Shewls, Eiandkerchiefs and Scaris;
Linen Handkerchief. and Gloves;
Splendid Black and Colored Silks;
New Style Calicees.
just open,d b, A. ROBINSON & co.
December 10, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
CARDINAL POINTS.

CARDINAL POINTS.
VERNAL EQUINOX, March 40 III. pam. Evening.
SUMNER SOLSTlCE, June 81 l0h e8m Mornng.
AUTUMNAL EQUINOy Septsrn5 %, 12h. 2sm. Morning
WINTER SOLSTiCE, December 81, 5h. Com. Evening.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
solar and Lunar EcIirses Of the Year 1871.

There will be six Eclpses this year. four the Sun and Of the
Moon, follows;
l. The First partial Eclipse Of TIE SUM- the cad day Of January
at III o'clock 40 min. enoon invisible hee This Eclipse
will be visible only al the South Pole.
The Second total Eclipse Of the Moon the 9Th day Of Feb
uary at o'clock as the evening" visible. Beginning
O'Clock Begnnng total dark shadow, at O'Clock
58 min Middle of tho Eclipse O'Clock 40 mn Last total i'm
meon Of dark shadow o'clock 50 End Of the Eclipse
10 o'clock 33 min the evening" Duration Of total immersion,
hour 30 min. whole duration, 3 hours 33 mn
s. The Third partial Eclipse the SUM- the os of February
at O'Clock min the morning Invisible here. This Eclipse will
be visible at the North Pole, reand and Greenland
4 The Fourth partial Eclipse Of the Sun the 18Th day of july
at o'clock min the morning, invisible here This Eclipse will
be visible the Northern Ocean Bans Bay Norway Sweden
Lapnd Finland Russia Italy Switzerland Germany Scotland and
the north OF France.
s. The Fifth total Eclipse Of e Hoon, the Cd day OF August
at clock SO min in the morning. partly visible Beginning at
O'Clock 50 mn Beginning of the Moons total immersion the earths
dark shadow, >ock 81 Middle Of the Eclipse O'Clock
90 min Last total immersion Of dark shallow o'clock al mn
Eni Of the Eclipse o'clock 40 in the morning Duration of
the oa Immersion hour "A Duration of the whole Eclipse,
hou, 81 min.
o. The Sixth partial Eclipse Of tho San the 10th Of August
O'Clock a3 IN the afternoon invisible here This Eclipse will
be visible The South Pacific Ocean the Southern Ocean,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
STOEsE&! NT0E.EN..

NJ " y H1Bs . ~ k4lS.s
WTlLSON x DOLL have just aeeived large
Wv number of
Williams FsTl0r Stoves;
Sunms do. do.-improved;
Sianley's do do.
An ot winch they efer Gerry cheap.
October Is, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
Fall GOODS.

h gives us pleasure to say to our custorners and
u the public generally, that we can sell thsm
Goods very cheap this Fa-cheaper, per haps
than they have seen them for a long tines but all
we can say is nutlke your calling. You are there.
fore, most cordially invited TO call and examine for
yourselves.
10 the Gentlemen, we can say that our stock Of
cLcTEs, CAssxrTEzEs, AND CAS-
SINETTs. is large and cheap; MERiNO YES
TlNGS; some very handsome OTTER CAPS, &c.
And to the Ladies, We will say that we have
Super Blne Black Rept SILK;
=" " Gro dc Rhine do;
Ma,ioni do;
Handsome assortment Of Plain Satin. Siriped
and Figured MOUSELlNS;
French aud English Chnizes;
Calcoes Merinoes;
Thibet and Merino SHAWLS;
Thread Lace and Edgipes;
1aconeu Inserting and Edgings;
Super Silk and Merino Hosiery
Gloves, &c;
And almost every article that is desirable and we
say cheap. Come ard see that you may say SO too
HAMME i STEPHENS
October Is, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
NE GOODS.

u AN npesng large and general assortment 81
IL FALL g. WINTER GOODS; such as Blue
Back, lnyislbe Green. dnd Olive Cloths Beaser
and pile. Cioths of various eolurs Car ineres and
Satrine,ts Of every description; Brown snd Bleach.
ed Slu-lins variety OF Prints and Nousseliue de-
Lanrs--ve,y neat; Ent sh and Frencis ", rlnoes;
variety Of Ssawls large and general assorr.
1ocnt Ut Groceries, and in fact. every Thing in my
tine Of business. which will sell lower than an,
ever offered TO the public heretofore ior cash. or to
punrtnai claiomrr.. r BROlDaiCK.
Honey W God, November 5. 1910
3sCanai Script received par far Goods.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-31
NEW FALL g. WINTER GOODS.

FETtiE subscriber takes pleasure infnformisg bis
IL friends and customers. as well a. the public
generally. thar he j. now in receipt o. his
FaH and u'fnter Supply Of .rs6rchdRdf=s,
consisting sfevery variety Of BRITISH. FRENCH,
INDIA. and AMEl, CAN DRY GOODS, sclect-
"a Win great Gaze. end On tie most rea.onsble
terms; Men, Women, and Chldien's SHOES g.
BOO rs, Of every desctipton5 To which he invites
particularly the attention OF his country neishtoTs
ana friends
Oct. 8, ls40. THOMAS e. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

THE HALIFAX ACADEMY Al HALIFAX COURTHOUSE,
EiRGtNlAThc trustees OF the Halifax Academy, large
increase Of the salaries and by rendering them permanent aud
dependent enabled
pal and assistant teachers this institution Thus Brian
RiGiun, and W. lndriSer native OF Gcrr::.-Mr Orian
educated College Ireland
proficiency iS scholars in
studies, and recommended b. the most dn-
gnlsl6d scholars and scientific gentlemen this
speaks and writes Latin with urncy facility and
accurate ahi extensive acquaintance with Greek French
literature adds competent knowledge Of Mathematics Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Bellies Iettres, &c.
Mr. iundeiker educated Uaircrsy Of ySllr bc
celebrated lemr! and scientific the world and
Is recommended b! highly distinguished in American lie
rature land whose well the n;rd
writers and scholars almost i'm t.
Try in accurate and critical knowledge ancient literature In
addition 10 n Greek and Hebrew, Mr. Iundeker speaks and
writes French aud taiian and the language
with The richest literature III the world tongue
The trustees therefore feel offering thus nsiit
lion 10 Tie public as Capable Of giving young thorough and
complete IN caIaticl particularly ilr ancient modern
Academy College Potomac md This
school being originally intended for the education and every
class OF the community by contributions wos bro
have reduce. the tuition fees nothing in connarisop
WIN inc charges OF other respectable academies.
The next session will Monday In r,ru,
~, and end the last Gay Of June " ~
Tuition fees for thu ordinary English branches ncludip
Arithmetic English Grammar and Geography, 81 per session.
For Latin, Greek, land Hebrew j. required e-m.n r
and Italian, pure aad mixed Mathematics. Natural and Wnr
Philosophy, Bellies Le;;re &c ta!l any above Sig 30
per scss'on. " % ~
low u paying 10" salaries out Of the funds 81 instutiun and
have Gone with determination place in The yer nj The
POOREST keeper in Halifax his sons as well and m
perfectly as the weathiest amongst u.s.
Board DC had In respectable private families the
very Moderate terms and those DO no, their children
sidc IN the obtain board The nephbornoa
rom :, q miles distant from the Academy terms still
more node2is. EDWARD C. CAgRINGToN
.r Frssf 81 Beard Of Trustees.
The "aig win please copy.