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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
Fifth dan Erening, It'll mo. 1874, ISL

Dv an arrangement Of the Executive c mint.
tee, the Wayne County Education Society, me,
at haIfpas, : O'Clock. (the General Convention
having adjourned to a later hour than usual, to
acco.nmodat tie the SocIety.)
By invitation, J b. SrIrr, Esq, eIoquenfly ad-
dressed The meeting. lie strongly urged the ne
cessity OF awakening greater interest on the
subject OF Education. and clearly showed the hap
Ply influence OF well-direc,ed efforts OF County
Associations.
J. Il. SUIT was followed by CALEB Il. SMITH.
Esq. who ably enforced the importance of Educa-
ton to the whole community. lie urged the ne
cessiy of further action the part of the Legs
lature, especially the appointment Of a supeTin-
tendent Of Common Schools. But before this OBJ
lect can be secured, however, the people must
act. They must express their wishes, their wants,
in memorials to the Legislature.
On motion the following resolutions were unani-
mousiy adopted:
WHEREAS, it is acknowedfed that the purity
and permanency Of our free institutions, depend
upon the general education of tho community,
Their efore,
Resolred Tia, the Legislature of this State
should do all IN It's power, for the establishment
and Improvement of Common Schools.
Resoired, That he appointment OF general
superintendent Of Common Schools IN this State,
whose duty should be to collect facts in regard to
schools and Education, and lay them before the
Legislature and the public, would, in our opinion,
greatly tend TO promote the interests Of Education
IN our State.
On motion Of X Vale,
Resofred, That the first annual meeting of this
Society be held at Centreville.
On motion of A. SpilIard,
Resoired, That this Association earnestly re-
commend the organization of Education Societies
IN the different Township throughout the County.
On motion of William Bicke,
Resotred That this meeting tender It's THANKS
to j. b. Stitt, and G. q Smith for the able and
Interesting addresses with which they have ia
vored US this evening
The Convention then adjourned, TO meet again
on the 4th day ofEighth month (AugusD next at
CenirevIe. JESSE SrArIEY Sec'y.
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For the Palla !iu,n
The Urchardist's Companion.

This Is decidedly among the most splendid pc
rIodicais ii existence The rlehiv colored engra.
wings Of what is called Inc .'best edition, appears
TO me to Gefy superiors. All the delicate hues
and litrIe defects Of the pear and the plum, and
the velYe:y sottness Of the peach, with their re
spective stems and leaves, most accurately
portrayed; aud If they do not deceive the eve
the fruits certainly impose upol lne mouth; and
cause it to water where there Is 40 substance.
The work however is not Intended wholly TO
CRAFTY the eye; but the valuable information
contained IN The letter press, viii make it equally
acceptable 10 the friends of good fruit Every
species and variety OF the orchards Of the L. s,
whether apple, pear, peach, plum, ounce, cherry
currants, gooseberrys. grapes or strlwoerrys. are
embraced IN ils design. A desirable incidental
obJec, is also likely TO be accomplished by this
publication. | mean the reduction Of that class
OF common names of the various fruits Of the
country. to uniform nomenclature
As however a better idea of tho work can be
obtained by examination of the number Jus,
received, direct the attention Of those who have
any disposition TO subscribe, TO the work Itself
BY calling at the printing Office Of the Palladium
such persons can be informed where they NAV
have an opportunity OF seeing the Orchardis,'s
Companion. PRuNUs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

sir" "Yosr heutenant9'' dead, sin. .Yonr
second I'enienant?' Dead! SIR" Your en-.
sigh?' ale stands before ynu!" & hare T,,,r,
then stood, holding and defending this very fac
out cred with dirt and 50 besmeared WIN
blood that Gen. Harrison scarcely knew him
Hold on" sand Harrisou, .'ior a moment ionoer.
Viii reinforce YOU and he rode Oft and led un
there the company of Capt Robb; By which time
or aoon after. OF The seventy fl. men under Gam
Spencer, there were only ten twelve left not
Killed or wounded: in this company was the flag
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
JOHN TYLER

The bearer of the flag at the battle IF TIppe-
canoe, alluded 10 10 the above reply OF the presi
dent. some of our readers may not reccolec,
was Ensign Upton. Tenness eean BIZ birth. who
started from home with only his axe for a pstri
mony. and VINO subsequently, became a Senator in
the Congress of the United States and one of the
most distinguished men 10 Indiana. Of him the
anecdoie Is narrated, We have in the public
journals, where zen harrison IS represented as
riding up IN the heat oil the battle, lnqurIng of the
young Upton. "Where is your captain." Dead
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

Tins day, IN Pursuance 10 the recommendation
OF the President, observed IN this CITY bv IN
cessation of business, aud very Respectable pro
cessInn. Funeral sermon was delivered nv the
Rev. Mr. CLAHRAuGm, of Oxford, Ohio, and =.
Euogy BY CALEn b. SMrn, Esq We were alb
sent, but have heard both spoken of in hish com.
meudation
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
Education Conypn

A meeting of the friends Of education of This
city, and quite a large number from ihis and the
adjoining counties, met IN Convention on the
il'h INST. Inc meeting was continued until
Friday evening, during which time there were
several very instructive and eloquent addresses
delivered, by members OF the Convention. On
our first page viii be found tho introductory lee
'ure by Dr. PLuMMER, and we arc IN hopes of
being able 10 give detailed report of the procce-
dings in our next
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
Presentation Of the Tippecanoe Flag.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
TO THE PREsiIENT TpE UNITED STATES


INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS
PREsiuzNr UNITED STATES.
New YORK, May |, ISL.
In May last, on the Tippccanoe battle groand,
III presence OF snIns thirty thousand people. | was
Intrusied by the striving soldiers of that memo
rable field with flag that III the midst and
thiskest of the strie, which | was commanded to
take TO this commercial metropolis, to bc display
ed here, before Our follow cItfZens, az Il Nv nv
speaking, emblem If the valor Of their old com
tnauder, and OF TIC perii5 he had Undergone
When the polItIea contest was over, en- which
his courage had been questioned, and The People
had seated him a. President IN the White House
at Washington, was also to bear II there and IN
the name of his fellow soldiers, request him to
deposite II among the houored trophies of the
Republic | promised on that ground 10 execute
this COMMISSION, aHG with an earnest conviction
Of coming succcss--hat the FORTY Two FOUNDER
of the Empire State should herald It's arrival there
but, IN the mds, ofs:enes 50 eventfll those of
March, l. put OF tho dltY, in the hope of a more
quiet day, when, now, alas! there Is the quiet of
tie erare.
sec, therefore, no way proper TO obey the
orders OF the brave men Of Ippecanoe as 10 Inv
this flag before y0u tie successor, for whom ere
the dying in functions of their ustrious Chief
and upon whom his otice, and | trust, his spirit
has fallen; with the request that Won viii carry
out tho wish OF his conpatrIo:s III arms by depos-
ins am0RFe the orhss qt t The RfBusset
1t. Other flags Of oar country have, no doubt
been as gallantry defended, and were as glorious
on land or sea OUT while they may have won but
single ship, or single field, this has the high
honor OF winning whole States of conquerinp en-
pres, indeed. IN old Eagle, like this Borne by
the pioneers Of he wilderness, that hao added to
the reign Of the cross the reign of liberty and law
becomes holy emblem. with its ain hoe sioao
rincesn upon II crying out as from the spirit Of
the past To the ntufe, and which, as the country
becomes Older 'nd greater, becomes TO all poster
itv ho!ier and tearer.
have the hcnor to be your, respectfully.
JAMES BROOKS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

l[-Etch and every candidate for office ba,,,
MS name inserted IN The Palladium, viii he 70
CURED 10 fork over" ONE DOLLAR. in advance
for the same.
we are authorised To announce JEREMIAH
L. MEEK a Candidate for assessor
Mr. EpIroR You will please ,nse,, III.
OF GEORGEW. WHITMAN. IN Won,
o1naidate 10 represent the people Of Wayp,
county IN the lower House in the next Ie,.t.
taTe. lie viii be supported bv Many y,r,,s
Cambridge May l9th, 1871
10 the Voters Of Wayne Couaty-Tbe s,h.
scrIber offers himself as Candidate for the Office
OF County Treasurer, at the ENSUING .,,,s,
Election Subject to the decision of the Peopl,
on the Isl Monday in August newt
DAVID MOORE.
CenifesiIle May l5:h, ISL
To TIE VOTERS OF WAYNE COUNTY
fttLo~ CTrizrSs II my SER ~ "A calIeat. 70, ~,
Office OF County Treasurer, the ensuing Ap r.Iero
and If elected, pledge myself faithfully to di.cb,
duties. ayEpS 81 ,r,,>,
Centresile, May 10, ISL.
10 tie ioters Of Uoyae Co,ultg-The subscriber nes
himself as candidate for the of Auditor Of W,y,.
'onay AZ the next August election, # elected viii
serve The public TO the best of his ability.
FRANCIS KING
April 9th 1911. ~l6--,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
IndIanapoIIs. 1th Nav, ISL. /

10 the Editors Of the Indiana Journal
GENTLEMEN.-- Pursuant Of the 10Th section Of
the Act TO Regulate General Elections" | fur
nish Tor publications, list of the returns of the
State Election for members Of Congress- official
~ made To this Office. the list will be continued
until all the returns shall have been received.
| am, very respectfully,
Your obcdIcnt servant
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

Another Case.
JUNIUS-

CentrevlIIe barrster appears, by his comics
sions IN the Wayne County Record, to have been
porting the discussion between Juplus and
Horn Took; but declares that he can see neither
sense, subject, connexicn'' in II. Fabulists
tell US that right intelligent owl has been known
to INSIST upon IT, that 1T was night, while the sun
was SHINING III his strength II the friends oCsaid
barrister Will certify, under their hands, that he
IS capable OF comProhending any thing beyond
the little Book that contains the story OF John Ro-
gers, will take the pains to write out a kind of
syllabus, with explanatory notes. for the use Of
young learners. HowbeIt, remember now. tina,
he informs us his friends are no more perspica.
cIOus than himself. (Nosc. Perspicacious means
clear-sighted) Now If it be, tina, he docs no,
underratc the sagacitv OF his ..friends.- Ger
tIhcafe from the county clerk declaring him n he
compoSnentis, will be sufficient Jryrrs
What IS the difference between crockodlle and
an onIon' crockodlie sheds tears himself and
an onion makes others shed them
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
Ladies' Fair.

The Ladies Of ST. Paul's Church. OF this e,tv
held Fair on Wednesday and Thursday Of las,
week, the proceeds of which, we understood ,
mounted TO between two and three hundred d.,
'afs- The articles presented for sal, wc,e -
great variety, and most tastefllly arranged
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
A Duel.

A meeting took place last week, on this side Of
Inc ONO tiver, short distance above Louisville.
between G. G. Clay, and X. G.. Wickfe, both of
kentucky. Shots were exchanged bat no injury
done. The former is not the son OF Henry Clay.
as has peen reported.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

INTERCHANGEABLE rs SAID that The Secretary
OF the Treasury has appointed George Poindex
ter Alfred Kelley, and DAVID Russuil, Board
OF Commissioners TO examine the New York
Custom House.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
RICHMOND PALLADIUM.
County Education Convention.

During the session Of the General Education Con
yention hich assembled 10 Richmond on the lth
inst. measures were taken for holding a county
convention for the purpose Of organizing Coun-
~ Education Society in Wayne County.
Agreeabiy 20 previous notice the sad Conven'
ton net a, the Methods, Episcopal Church al
one O'Clock F. NJ on the 18th inst. William NJ
Boyce was called TO the chair, and George ). Rea
was appointed secretary.
On notion Resolred, That deem II expo
dent to form a County Education Society IN
Wayne County.
Ga motion-- Resolred, that a committee of one
or more from each township represented in this
Convention be appointed to prepare a constitution
for n County Association.
Committee:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
l. . NJ NJ l. MIC Alto rs.

For the Richmond Palladium.
Juntus. Thomas, take this speech of Horn
looks, and throwing it into the seve which hath
fit holes in il, separate all these atlioquent words,
and carefully wrap them up IN paper and mark
them fustiaa, bon,bast, or with whatsoever other
word suiteth thee. Then take what passed
through the seive aud cast it into the hopper Of
the fan which standeth in the barn, and fan it ;
and whatsoever flyeth about, having no weight,
gather thou together and mark chaf; then bring
mo the residue, tina, may know its Value Ex-
1t Thomas with the speech
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

hENrtckf.-ihe recently elected Coporcs
s'ohai delegates from Kentucky, stnnd II Win.
Locos. The same as in the last Congress
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

DR.. DToTr.-This individual, who was relea.
sed short tune since from the Philadelphia pen.
itenuary, where he had been imprisoned for Is
months, has been retaken by police officer. al
the request OF some or more Of his creditors
He will, probably. be re-commit'eJ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

'iFGiNiA.--ien Wings, ten Locos, and one ~
a'Pe"oem' have been elected TO Congress from
the Old Dominion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

The return from one township was not rece-
we'd IN tlmc-the vote stood, for Thompson, 20;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

IHE iIoS. CHARLES OGLE late member of
Congress from Pennsy lvania, died his residence
Somerset the I2h inst. lie was a man of
great industry and perseverance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

Two townships sent in, no returns account
Of high water.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

Junius at the barn, inspecting the residue
and sooquising.l
Now, perceive that by this artificial aid, that
though there be residue, yet being larger than
the little end of nothing sharpened, it surprlseth
me not that Thomas should not find 1t in the a.
bundance of fustian and chafF And forasmuch
as Horn Took is hayward man, disregardng
my arguments, and spelling his name as it sui,e,h
him; and whose eye delighte;h itself in vapors
and togs, il appeareth unto me that he will neyor
be able TO perceive by abstract vision, that the
legislature was created by the people, and is there
fore a creature. And this is the apkabe, of
the whole matter. | shall endeavor first 10 teach
him this, the A, b, c. whereby perchance, he nav
likewise learn how to spell his own name.
JUNIUS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

The Legislature Of Rhode Island make shor
work. Is convened, transacted all ia business
and adjourned IN tro days and half
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

Thomas. have, noble Junius, diligently obey
ed thy will. have brought unto thee this bag
of fusian; for found paper able to contain it
- --~ 49, nrndigioua Wa It
its contents Stceu, that behold! the bag rent
IN sundry places, and its mouth too is burst OPEN
and II uttereth the pompous words of man. As
for the chafi, could not gather it; when | at
tempted to seize il, 1t vanished into nothing; and
then reappeared in another part the barn when
thought il was about to settle, and prepared to
catch it, il flew from the point. Respecting the
residue, know not what to say. | sought dill
gently IN the hopper and upon the floor, & found
none: how will thou estimate its value?
funius. Thou speakest strange things. Bring
straightway unto me the microscope, that may
repair to the barn and for peradv cnturo there
may be a residue there; though it be small,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
Afternoon. Nav I3.

afternoon. hay 13
Inc ConS entlon met agreeably to adjournment.
ne committee on nations. reported the
ioiiowing persons TO be officers of the society:
WILLIAM r. FOULKE. Prest
Achilles WILLIAMS
NATHAN JOHNSON wee PrcstdcntS.
Ra'rson Vale, Corresponding Secretary
Jesse Stanley, Recording Secretary
Elijah Coffin. Treasurer
WILLIAM NJ. BoYcE,
SAMUEL X HcsHouR, I
JOSEPH HARRINGTON, hTeeNtre Committee.
JAMES NJ PoE,
On motion, the Convention adjourned
Geo. S. REA, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

WAYNE County CorRTs Thu f,o,r,.,.. r..
SioNERS VIII meet on the first Monday IN June
rkobAfE COURT, viii commence on the second
Monday III August.
CiKcuIF COURT, the fourth Monday in Au,us,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

JACOB ALDIcHs, E=e has been appointed Pos,
master at Wilmington, Delaware
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

Tennessee Reports from the Conpress,onal
election IN Tennessee, says that the Wings have
elected seven members and the Locos six
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

Tie United States Sap Brandyuine. Ina. o,t,-
ueo at New York, after thirty days sail from the
STRAITS OF Hioraiier We understand that 1 o re-
urn Oh 'his vessel from her station IN the Medf
terranean, was occasioned by he threatening as
Pect OF war between this country and Great Rri-
tam Inc ships of war, Ohio and the Preble.
started IN company with The Brandywiue, bu,
se2ara ed 10 storm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
FIRST DISTRICT

our obedicnt servant,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14
HIIIsBoRoCcH
TklgNiLls A0AlDRNTo


sI,HE TTssires q tina iaslilaIioa take plea
- sure IN snnpaneiag that q siIil eoailnnes
under The rare Of iis fsfmer rffieieat and &C
eomplished Iasifsetresses NO pairs have
beea spared 10 place Il in the highest rank q
Female Aeaisalies- TIE ensulnz sesson sili
commence % Friday. ihs a2d q January. Pa
rents aad Guardians are particularly requested
10 briag their daughters Or wards IL lime "a be
in readiness Coz he opening Il The school. a.
Il 10 nnporlnml that The puplls ~ each class
should enter upon their siudies II the same
time. The msdrs Of instruction.. a. well as
the text boaks adopted. are. "a far ~ practica-
bic, those recommended BY the American Com
mon school Inion.
Isl ciass--Spellias, Reading. Writing. AFith
meiic. Grammar, Geography. with the nee u
the Globes. History. Material Philosophy. Che
misiry. Mythology. Botany. Rhetoiir, ssirono
my. Geology. PoIlical Economy. D,claliOn and
Composition. rH
7dclass--Spclling. Readiag. Wiring. Ariih-
meiie. Grammar. Geography with the use az
The Globes. History. Natural Philosophy. Che
misiry. Dieisiion and Composition.
81 1lsss--Speiling Reading. v riiing, Arilh-
meile, Grammar. History and Geography.
9Th Class Spelling, Reading. Writing. and
AIithmelIeal Tables.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

No mail was received here from Ra-
leigh yesterday; bu, we learn from one
OF our county members, who was on his
return home. thai the Legislature adjourn.
ed on Tuesday. Previous to the adjourn
men,. an ac, was passed for the relief Of
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road com
psny. The act guarantees the fai'h and
credi, of The state for the psymentof a loan
of $500. 900; and for The security Of the
state, the road and all it's effects and ap.
pur,enances. are TO be conveyed TO the
state 10 trust: and further. stockholders
owning 100000 worth Of stock. or
other solven. persons. are to enter into
bond in the sum Of S5o0,oo0. 10 indem-
nifty the state for any loss it may sustain
in consequences Of iis endorsement, Of the
bonds Of The company for $500, 900, M.
der the &C. Of 1888. .--
We have been furnished with list ol
the acts passed by the Legislature, snt
shall publish il next week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14
JAMES WEBB.

81 arttele which VIC Ueiore n0Wctu ~
The Nas's Head Advocate, afforded pref
~ conclusive evidence that the editors Of
Ina. print had very imperfect ideas Of The
principles Of gentlemen. A later number
Of that paper. now before US. constants
Us 10 acknowledge sha, very little train
ing would qualify them for quite conspi.
euous station in the purlieus Of London
Ssh market. whips,er editor" "sy-
cophani Of the Recorder" /" dirty Sheet"
ard such like phrases, are the arguments
by which The redoubiabls editors OF that
i" independent journal attempt to sustain
their laundering course-showing equal.
~ The poverty Of their cause and the shall
lowness of their minds. To such argu-
,nsnt We do not choose 10 reply. We
have occupied our station 10 very little
purpose, il after service Of twenty one
years, i, were now necessary TO occupy
our time in brushing of the mud east
upon US by any white. tina. can find
amusement in q gutter.
n we were once surprised a, the igno.
rance manifested by these editors, We
shall be so no longer. They scknow-
ledge the. they knew little Of Mr.. Gra-
hams character; but since their FIRST ar.i.
Gle they have visited Raleigh, and by the
vas. lights there afforded them. they
were enabled to make the discovery .bss
Raleigh was the very place Of his
bir.h," Now supposing this to be a
sample Of their creduliiy. it will not be
imagined tha, their ignorance was much
relieved by their visi. to Raleigh. Whe-
.her they were wheedlcd by practical
j quiz, or an uaprincipled demagogue. it is
no, worth while TO inquire; the figure
thew Gu, is in either case sufficiently con-
,cmp,ible; and is rendered complete when
they imperiously ask "by what right
does Mr.. Graham claim the benefits o.
The high Office to which he has beer
promotedl" as il the editors supposed
,ha, their d,csum was powerful enough Il
overcome the action Of the Legislature
All this raving will affect Mr.. Graham
T! quite as lule as i. does US; and the edl
tor, will find. that after oil their bOs'te'
I" Independence" they have "strutse'
about TO very little purpose.
The editors of the Mays Head Adso
{ cate have subjoined to their article tn
. following card, to prove that they yer
|, RICH, in putting Mr.. Mangum down a
! {" a political wea,hcr.cock." u The ear
proves any thing, i. is directly the n
verse of wha. has been alleged by %
editors; for there is net man IN 'h
: county. who has paid attention to u
y subject, who has not heard him sxPrs'
!. The very sys sentiments; We hs,
: heard him rePeatuiGa7 =
!. during all the perio0 cn 'ney ma
!, been discussed:
Willie p. Mansus says, that he nes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14
Union Academy.

gFshE sPFiaR session sfthis sshnsl vii com.
Y mEars 90 Tie islb instant snd cod 90
The 18th - 1a4e, lHrladiRg . tern q tKs
mautaa. - uaual TIE % itaR. pei tetEnus
Fer The PraPHlilo1 Col. c..urSss tla g
English. 7s9
Minars, 5Oe
Beard AZ dsilars per monlh. Care nil Be-
iakea % raitsale the moral. phys,rsi and N
teliertual faeallies Ol lhs students. Tor ~hieh
pnrposs the peculiar seeissian and hsalihiasss
4 the silaslisn 3 Eemafksbiy adapted
mo. X. HOLT.
soulh vest Orsses. Isa- S ts-4@