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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

COMMERCIAL RECORD,
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From The Baltimore american or Juiv .,

From the B1Himors american Of July %.
CArrLE.--The supplies Of Beef C,,,le continue
full aud prices without change. The offerings
day at The drove yards amounted to $50 head, of
which 900 sold to the butchers at prices rang
ing from SIS to SC 25 per 100 lbs. We quote Live
Hogs al SIS to $j,25 per 100 lbs.
FLouR.-Hplders of Howard Street Flour are
asking 1915 Tor good standard b,snds, and we are
advised OF a sale to-day Of limited parcel of fresh
ground at tina, price. We have NOT heard of any
other sale, but offers to buy at S5.62a have been
made and refused. We arc unable to give d f.
mite quotation for the wagon price. A sale of $50
hbs fresh ground Susquehanna -four to-day, nj So
rs. Mixed brands S. 62I.
GRAiN.-The sales of new MI. rod Wheats are
making to-day at li8 to 1919 cents, for good very
prime parcels Sales Of new Md, white Wheat,
Of prime qualify, suitable family four at 1913 and
1870 cents Sales OF very good old Pennsy lvanla
Wfeats on Saturday at 1874 cents--none here to.
day. We quote Mi white Corn to-day at 20 q ~
cents, and yellow st CO ca cents Neqno,e old
Penns lvana Rye at 60 81 cents; NJ Rye new
and Old at So and Sc cents. Sales Of new Md,
Oats al q cents.
WuIsKEY.- Hhds. arc held at % cents and bbs
at 25 cents. The wagon price of ibis i. 30 cents,
exclusive Of HE barrel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

SIScULAR CoIkcfDEScE.-Much has been said
ieiy IN The newspapers respecting the recovery oil
large amount of money which was lately stolen
from bank at Fiederickto~n. Maryland, via. abou,
sl8D,000, III eugh the agency Of Mr. Wiley, for
which it is alleged. he received the large sum 81
$40 900. In 1886, the following article appeared
IN the New York Commei cial Advertiser
Bank Robbers 1aken.-Hays Senior, HAYS
Junior, and Huntingdon, have been clever and luck
enough to find and arrest the gentleman wl,u
helped himself to s 80 900 from the Bank If Prov
ldence not long ago. for The recovery Of which the
Bank offered reward of $40 600 The robber is
named James Bell ahas Laiiey, and is 10y trade q
carpenter Suspicion excited by his abruptly
leaving Providence, medlsiely after The robbery
and was Traced TO this city, but for some lime was
non tnpentus.
He was i1und at Harlem. where he was fitting
up hand ,ome residence. He had disposed Of the
money 50 cunningl,, that Mr.. Wiley, whom he had
employed IA counsel, was satisfied thst without his
cooperation ubd consent The bank could not rncov.
er It. compromise was therefore effected, he
giving up the plumber, and the bank agreeing not
to prosecute. Ofthe amount stolen SIZE 900, were
recovered, and the mAinder it is expected will be
found
Mr. Bell, alias Laidlcy was concerned, it i. said
in robtins th- Boston rail road Office, some time
ago IF S2i QUO. and has been cltimed by the all-
thortirs ol Nj ,ssachuseus FIR trial, on the charge.
IL is probable, therefore, that this compromise i'll,
the bank will him the State Prison uni
form.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

Mr.. Calhoun bids fair to entitle himse'
to all the honors which his new aud mp
propriate soubrjquet can confer. The
Globe, with Characteristic coarseness and
brutality, used to call Mr. c., John Cat-
dfne Calhoun, with tho intimation that,
like the Roman cunspirator, he was only
fit for "treasons, stratagems and spols, "
or, as il is said, in its own natural Ian.
guage, rs "a man who never told the
truth when falsehood would serve his
turn !" Repudiullng all such vilIainous
language, and vile slander, the Wing pa.
pers, with better manners and better tenn
per, have nick named the South Carolina
Proteus, John CRISIS Calhoun. And,
surely, never did a statesman more Justly
earn such an appcl!aton. He secs cri.
SIS in every measure proposed. This
whole extra session has been, with him,
"a great crisis" lnterspeised with divers
md sundry little "crsses." The Bank
Bill, the Loan Bill, tho Distribution Bul,
each is crisis" and he will have two
now criSises when he gets upon the Navy
Bill and the Fertilization Bill !! How
strange that man with such a mind as
Mr.. Calhoun has, should pervcrsrly run
into such ridiculous moons stencies as have
marked his course, out OF which he vainlv
seeks 10 emerge, by representing himself
as constantly acting under the pr, ssure Of
"a CRISIS i"-AIer. Gag.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
1nrnInGIcAL sEMINARY on VA.

As required by the statutes the annual
examination Of the students took place
last week in the Chapel Of the Institution.
The number Of Clergy present and other
visitors was not so large as has been uso-
nj on similar occasions owing partly TO
the meeting Of the Convention this year
10 Alexandria, and partly 10 tho arrange
ment understood OF the adjournment Of inc
Convention that the ordination OF the Sc
Nor class should be held IN fredelicks'
burg. The season, however, did mol
pass nway without interest, and we Trust,
profit. We were favored win me pre-.
sence Of two of our foreign missionaries,
alumni Of the Summary, the Rev. Mr..
Hill. from Athens, Greece, and the Rev.
Mr., PAYNE, from Cape Palmas, Western
Africa. Both Of these beloved brethern
held meetings in tho chapel, and made
very full and interesting statements, in re-
gord 10 the missionary stations with
which they are respectively connected
the latter on Wednes lay evening, and the
former on Thursday evening. As our
missionaries before their departure from
the country design visiting TO as VIDE an
extent as practicable The churches, aud
presenting TO our congregations ihe con-
dition and prospects Of our foreign mis-
sionary operations, and their claims on
their patronage and support, we shnll not
anticipate their visits by any detailed ac-
count Of their addresses on this OCCASION.
--Southern Churchntaa.
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IL led,


On Tuesday evening the 10Th ms, Ms ELIzA
MAsLiN' con'or' of Me. James L. M4shn, of Gar
afdsto"n' IN the 2lst year Of her age.
Communicated
Mrs. Masin wns lady Of fine senHbiiity and
spirit, YET possessing felicity Of disposition thai
accommodated iisef to NIL the domestic relations
Of life. She manifested throughout her illnessa Sc
renity, cheeIllluess and resignation that il seldom
TO be Witnessed amidst the scenes or suffering h.
maniis. II. religion was not that Of DESTINATIONS
profession but was modesily exhibited m the p,ety
Of her demeanor and the continual exercise of those
endearing Virtues which alone distins nsh the pure
IN heart. The copious Tribute of tears that we're
she'd to her memory. gave evidence of the high es
her acqnaintances.
She i. gone; and the place that was lately lila
minated by her presence is tho sad abode o!
sorrow and gloon yet to the brreaved husband
and relations there of consolation IN th.
hnpe-a hope infinitely paramount to all earthly
consid-raions--a hope insrr, by the general te-
nor of her life. and iriumphautly sustained by her
dignihrd composure in dealh--that she rests with
her mother in better world.
What though she SAUNDERS with her kindred dead,
Darkness eternal rests not on the tomb:
What though her spirit from this scene has fed,
An endless death was never virtues doom:--
No light from heav'n will yet disPel the gloom
That hoyers DER the house Of death, and wake
The child of truth again to live aud bloom
Amid the spheres where sorrows never break
Upon the scene Of love, prepared fr virtues sake
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

THE IxpIArs.-Bancrofi, in his third
volume OF the II. States, 10 speaking Of
the number of Indians, remarks, that there
are many false notions prevalent respect.
ing the tribes Of Indians once resident, to
The east Of The Mississippi. Their diminu-
lion has been far less than has been usual
~ supposed. They have been eziied, not
erterminaied. And it is certain that the
Cherokee ond Mobilian races have greatly
increased in numbers since the discovery
Of the country. The whole number OF
Indians tina; inhabited the country cas-. OF
the Mississippi, Bancroft estimates at a
bout ls0. 600.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29


VIRGINIA s--Ia the Circuit Superior c ,nlt q,
L.w sai Chsncrry fof Berkeley Csuasy. July
Rae., lsal.
John X. Rae, Joha Rowe. William Rove aad
joseph Rove. rsrtnrrs under the nsms 81 John
x, Rove and Sons. pfgTs.
sgsfns
Geofsc Fleming. David sect, Hugh MeG.schy
Henry II. Hsseharsf AMI Jehn Haley, dtss
IN cHANCERT.
FENIiE defendant. George Ficmsnr, rss havins
n entered his appearance and siY~n security. srs
rdIng 10 The act # Assembly aud he tui~s II this
Ceuft, end i appearing hy satisfartorv essdepec
hat he - cut 81 this Commonwealth: il 10 ord~,~
ed, iha, the said defendant er,er hi.
u this SUIT on tn hr. day Of the next e, m. answer
The bill u The plaintiff, nod give .eentiy for ,.r
forming the decree. aad thar cory uf iii. s,aer
ne forthwith Published n sry newspaper Within
this county, and centinpcd far two rran,h. s.eces
-iseiy and gnother rory hsreof posted y, Tho frons
door u the CouriH ,ase &c the said countv.
A Copy.--Iss,e,
john srRorHER, c.
Jsly i5-er.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

The Caledonia, which arrived on Sa-
turdoy. brought about 10000 letters.
The postage on those for New York was
n little more than $1,000. The Clerks
in the post office had hard days work
Of it. and they were as busy and industri-
Gus us bees. They had the mail by The
Britannia to make up, which left before
noon with 1000 letters. AT 35 minutes
past l, the Caledonia's mail bag arrlv, d
o, the post office. The cars for New
York were detained till 7, to enable the
post master to forward the letters and pa.
pers for the South. AT 40 minutes after
d, every letter was sorted, oil the mails
mede up, and despatched by the two
steamers and others received and for
ward, by the usual mails, amounted, in
the aggregate, to not less than $4,000,
which passed through the hards of the
clerks during the day. In addition 10
these, seyenty.five bushels Of newspa.
pers were sent from the office during thai
day.-Boston Transcript.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

TuE NArloSAL DOMAIN. We learn
from tho Madsonian that The estimated
quauiay Of public land unsold and now
subject to private entry, is lie, l73.44l
ners
Toc estimated quantity, surveyed and
unsnrveyed, not offered at public sale, is
i034lG863 acres.
The quantity which has been sold from
tho carlles, period Of the saIes is 81, Jos,
52i acres.
The amount paid therefor by the pur-
chesers has been Si2I, ll3,435.
The quantity granted TO each State and
Territory, exclusive of the sixteenth Sec
tion. has been 1896 sac acres.
Phe quantity reserved from sale, ex-
elusive Of the sixteenth section has been
1877 $50 acres.
The estimated quantity Of public land
TO which the InJian title has not been
exfnguished in the States and Territories
is 735, 9l5 500.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
nSSs0ENfs0n.

FEyHE partnership heretofore existing under the
a. name ard firm Of Bartleson & Co , va.
the 24.h day Of May last dissolved by mutual
consent. The Subscribers being DESTROYS OF closing
the Book. Of the firm, would respectfully suggesi
10 those WhV know themselves indebted to the firm
the proprieiy Of coming forward and closing their
accounts by note. or with The ready money. Those
failing to comply with this will find their accounts
placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
+ BARTLESON,
CHAS. DOWNS.
July Is i84i-if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

vIRGINIs .--Ai Ears bold in the Clerk. Office
fthc Crrvii spp,rot Court - Lss anA Chan.
ccery 70, Morgan coua,y, on The ti,s, Mondsy 10
July. i33i,
Peter Niehael and lsaae Cav, pftrs.
egaiast
iarsrl Dawson. Andrew Michael u. add tota
eh'en DIS.
IN CuANCEnY.
FdNHL defendant, lsrsel Dawson. No, having IN.
II tired his appearance according TO the act &c
Assembly and the rules OF ihia Cont. ard i; an.
fsaring ty ssiisfactcry evidence That he is nol an
ihhabitsut Of This Con- menwssifht !, /. .rds,,d
thar he DO arp"a, here en- ,he tt-t Mandsy In Sep.
'eniher next ADD answer the bill e tho rnin, fT.
and tina, copy Of this order BE Cir,hWiih i.se,fri
n some newspaper iusliehed "a Berkeley Csnnty.
fIr two months suneesssslv, and like con. ,...tcd
IN the from, door Of the Couft-u use h. M,fcsn
c Jgnty afaresai
AcaPy.-- feste,
J, nEtcilaRo. c. c.
July Is 1911 .--Sm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

BRINGING SLAVES NoRrH.-Tho New
Orleans Bulletin cautions the people there
abouis from going 10 Ohio with thrir
slaves, and states that citizen Of New
Orleans being short time since detained
by illness at Cincinnati, had valuable
servant girl kidnapped md secre,ed by
the Aboitiouists, AMI there was no hope
of her recovery. In our opinion the
Southern gentl,m men woull DO well to
leavo their slaves at home, when coming
into the free States, or to stop travelling
there hereafter. Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

The Preble, which arrived at MarseiIes
on tho 10Th, when of Toulon, parted
company with the ship Sea Delano, from
Legho;n for Washington, with the statue
Of Washington on honrl.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
July Is. 1871

Lcmis Wysong, Harriet Wysong, Thomas
Kelly, Ann X. Kelly, John Tshburn,
Eliza Fishburn, William Showaler and
Elizabeth Shouaher,
ENaKE notice, tina, on Friday the 18Th day nj
II Augus, l8aI Mt the Osice of Seaman Gar.
ard, in the town OF Martnsburg, Berkeley County
Va. We shalltake the dispositions Of Seaman Gar.
ard and Thomas S Page, to be read in evidence
upon the trial of cause. pending in the Circuit S.
perior Court Of Law and Chnncerv. Of the aairi
county Of Berkeley. wherein John NJ Cleary aud
wife. and others plaintiff. ard you and others
are defendants.
JOHN McCLEARY,
July i5.-5t JANE McCLEARY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

The body of General Anthony Wayne,
H. glorious Revolutionary memory, who
&'lIed at Erie, Pennsylvania, was recently
si's'n'erred and removed by his son. 1t
Eyas IN perfect state Of preservation.
Those who had known him in life re.
8cognzed his features. His body seems
os lmPerishabIe os his memory.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
Rctsces.

There viii BE- Episcopal services in the Lutheran
Church, on next Sunday morning. 81 II o'clock.
There being matters Of inportarss Connected
with the Episcopal Churehand requiring the immg-
diale attention u the Vesiry If tbs Paisn, hey
hestby most earnestly tesles,ed to meet ct II -dgts-
vilir next Saturday, week, the 9TH Of Augu.f, .,
10 O'Clock, A. NJ .laiy 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

The Romney Va, lnteIIigencer, states
that Fifteen or Twenty Negroes, men,
women and children, belonging to differ
ent individuals, residing in the neighbor.
hood Of McGabeyspile, Rockingham
county, ran away on Sunday, 9Th ult.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

The Norfolk Herald states that the noblc ship
PESEsYLvANIA has taken her station nj the en-
trance Of the upper harbor, opposite The Naval Hos
pital, where she sits maj 4stically the placid
rers Of the Elizabeth, the aimned Of every be-
holder. The Pennsy ivania is under the command
of Captain CHARLES W. SKINNER, and is Occur
pr as school for tie Naval Apprentices.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

THE CRoPs. In this county, so far as we
have been able TO ascertain from personal
observation, and learn from others from
different parts, we are inclined 10 think
that the wheat crop is full average
perhaps little over. la some sections
il is true, particularly in tho lower part of
the county, the crop is below the average:
but in the upper part Of the county, it is
clearly above, if you regard The quantity
yielded by the acre, and the quality Of
the grain.-HarrisonLurg Register.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

MeSsrs. BAIL Meeks, William Mecks aud
jeremiah Mects, and the unkaown heirs
of Lewis Meeks:
THNAhE notice, that on Friday the Goth day of
h August next, between the hours OF seven in
The m9rnps. and six IN the evening, at the Court
House Of Morgan county, shall proceed TO take
he drposions of George Shank Henry Spohr,
Elizabeth Barker, Matthias Swain, Sen md A5er.
dy Grsiin, 10 be read in canse now PENDING in
the County Count Of Morgan. in chsncery. Jacob
Rcichard. plaintiff Talbot Rock well and others
Al the hearing, and unless the examination Of the
Witnesses be completed that day, IL will be
tnued from time time uniil il shall complet.
cd. JACOB RICHARD
july i5-Gs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

INDICTMENT FOR LiBEL.--The Grand
Jury have found three bills Of Indictment
against Bennef, Of tie Herald, for libel on
Judges Lynch and Noah.--N. Y. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

COUNTIES.

TEyHE subscfIber, having his MILLING E5IA-
H. BLlSHNESI IN good repsir for the rnanuiac-
turing of Wheat, tskes this method Of informing the
Farmers thst he will griDd Wheat separately. ire
tanning only toi;l OF for every 300 lbs of msIchanl.
able Wheat, give barrel Of Flour, and stand the
inspection in any OF the markets, ard deliver The
1our at ShePherdstown for twelve and half CENTS
per barrel; psy The highest market price In cash
for WHEAT, delivered at hs Mtlis Also, RYE.
* CORN wanted. Farmers look 10 your interest,
and cali before you make snie.
THOMAS G. FLAGG,
Jufv 29-3f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29

SINGULAR pEATH.-A laborer died on
ono Of the fiat boats on the Levee at
New Orleans on the 9Th, Of disease
which bllIled his physician. A pos, NOR.
TEN examination took place, aud upon ex-
aiming his brain it was discovered that
an insect of about an nch long, known
by the namo Of a cen,ipede or thou.
sand legs, had crawled into his ear, caus-
Ing thereby an excrutiating death.
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YiRGlNIA:-At Rules held 10 the Clerk. Oihrr
of the County Count of Morgan county, the
first Nj 1nday in July, 1871.
John s Miller. jeremiah Miller. George w Md
Ter. Isaiah Miller, Samuel Mitisr, Elizabeth Mil-
LEI, Sarah Miller. Joseph g. vanborn ami Ann
NJ ,ris, hi. wife, pfl6s.
agaiRa
Matthias Richardson. Geo. Green, Henry French,
Betsy Harrison, William rii,er. Hannah Pnzer
jacob French John Quincy French, Teter French
and John Kellar, dts.
IN CDANcERY.
gHyHE defendants, Matthias Richardson ard
IL George Green, not having entered their sp-
pearance. according othe act Of Assembly and the
rules ofihis Court. and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabifAns Of this Com
monweslth: is ordered ths, they do appear here
on the FIRST Monday in September next, and snswer
the bill Of the PLAINTIFFS and that cory Of this
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
Iished in Berkeley County for two months success.
lively, and like copy posted on the front door Of
the Couti. House Of said County Of Morgan.
A Copy. --Teste,
j RICHARD c. sc.
1glf-N-
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III a II IL < L d.

On Thursday the 18Th instant, by the Rey'd Mr..
Ro-1en, MIR. JAMES II. SwkARtNGES, OF Jefferson
county, to Mss MARoAREr DARBY, daughter OF
Mo. Benjamin Darby, of this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-29
Trs.ss Sale.
100000 Esyskefs OF
WHEAT WANTED.

YHNHE Undersigned, having purchased he extern
IL size MILLING ESrABLISHMEET fn-
merry owned by Sieub s Company, situate IN the
District Of Colunbs. take the opportunity u ia
forming the fafmers Of Berkeley aad the sdioining
counties. that they wish to purchase 100 600
BUSHELS OF WHEAT, for which they viii Psy
The Sighcst market price in cash. when delivered
At The Falling Water Milis. Va. 10 heir Boat
AT any int ou the river in Berkeley or Jsff rson
county, or the Canal, Washington county. IL -
As We wish to purehsse large quantity of Wheat,
farmers viii find il greatly to ti,cir advantage to
give US call before they dispose Of their erops.
DOWNS & BEATTY.
July 8, I89l.--tf
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SCOTT, FOR S.


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This ia printed after the Edinburx Edition, reyis
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and will contain every word comprised in the Ej-
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The work will appear in weekly Murders. com
prising an entire novel, printed good paper, and
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Ia all cases The money for any Of the aIove
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is seRs.
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NEW SUPPLY or CONFECTIONERY.

FgTlE suhscrihcr has iast received a fesh sup.
a ply of assorted Candies. Raisins. Almonds,
ftibert', Englsh Walnut,, Ground Nuts. Palm
Nuts, F"csn Nuts, Cinnamon, Cloves. Ginger, All
spies Pepper aad indigo; also, Backing. Shaving
Sosps, Blue Ink, Letfer and Writing Paper, To.
laeeo Snuff, of all kinds. Candles and Csudle-vick
Also, fcesh supply OF Groceries, Consisting Of nio
md 81 Domingo Coffee, Loaf asd New ofiean.
Susa-, MoIasses Teas and Fine Salt.
July /. q. RAENIiAL
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MARTlNsBURG
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.

A PUBLIC Examination wilt take place ga
IN Friday the 23d instant. at whseh time The
patrons and frends OF he ns,itugion are respectful
iy invited TO sttend The FIRST class being shout 10
discontinue iheir scholastic exercises, will De *.
sniiaed in Gsog raphy--sneseHt and mod@fh; rs
rory. do Philosophy-natura and morals Chem.
istry, Bofany, Gfsmmar eni Arthmeic. The
junior classes il sore Of die above branches.
The en.piog Session viii commence Oh Mohdss
the S0;h Of August.
TgRMs FGR sEssiok or 5 soSrRs.
The shove, including tbs elementary
brapehes. ;ia %
Extra cllafgss for Ornamental bfanshts.
ANN LITTLE.
July rs, ls4I,--3s