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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-27

NAvAL.-The New York Express states
that the u S. ship Cyane, Captain Latimer,
arrived at Port Mahon on the 26th of October,
from an interesting cruise of six months in the
Archipelago, having visited the following pla-
ces: Spezzia, Leghorn, Naples, Palermo, Mar
sala, Malta, Napoli de Romani, Athens, Smyr-
ma, Salonica, Lemnos, Mytaline, Skeyros,
Samos, Gambia, and Beyrout and Jaf1a on the
coast of Syria. By reference to a chart it
will be seen the Cyane traversed almost every
part of the Archipelago, going up one strait
and returning by the other.
Capt. Latimer rendered important service
to the American and European residents at
beyrout, when that place was attacked by the
British fleet under Admiral Stopford, by TAX
ing on board the Cyane, the American and
British Consuls with their families, and all
other European residents, and after keeping
them on board a fortnight, and providing them
with every comfort, landed them at the town
OF Larnica in the Island of Cyprus.
Improvement in Gunpouder--Mr. Mayer,
mining superintendent at Gengenback, in the
Duchy of Baden, has discovered that colopho-
mum (resin) mixed with gunpowder in the
Hoportlon of one ounce to pound, doubles
uIe strength of the powder, SO thatin blasting,
W;ty ounce may be used instead of two, and
WI WIN greater effect. The gunpowder and re-
n OIL Soouid be intimately blended. Mr.. Mayer
.raae thls discovery accidentally from putting
P'eoe VI paper on which there happened to
H.; sonie sealing wax, into his gun, as wad-
uing, When on firing the gun. the effect being
In II ne nao used double charge, he was
H t.1 down by the recoil. This he impu-
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-27

NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-27

January 9th, lS4l.
Printers fee $500 00.)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
TYu& Salc.

Us virtue. agd iu pursuance OF Deed 10 trust
a9 cNcW,d io ne IS ru,tce, hy Aocu g.
Haynes og ibs sob dey Of Apl a ID. lSi0. 10 -.
cure t,a payment oI = certain srmpt money thetClu
mentioned io Reuben II Cant, Thomas } Hayne,
and "a Hm NaNtsy, which >ad decd 10 Trust has
hUtn duy recorded 10 The eiice Of tbe Cetk u he
ptna,'e Ceuu nt NnSubce county, Stale u M-s,s-
,9p, lwtt sell a pubic aurnun 10 tnc highest td-
der tur cash At Ne door al th Coutt holse N thc
Town ~ Nlcop Ia sad conuty,
On ,Naaday The lth Gay IF .lsgaW n ID lssl,
wuhm he hours 81 10 A NJ aud Z NJ rte inlow-
10, described tracts wing and being in said county
of NoXulee, 20 VII:
The west holt ct The south west hall of section NJ
one taWn,iip M lhlrlcen, rance seSebtoen, eaNti
Il,c east ha.fa. TIE uoih west quarter nl tht
same Section, township aud range;
The elQ ht'I q ihe notttl east qQarter The we,
lal Of toe north east quNirr dissection 0unber tht
" io'r; north west quarter AMI the noth cast quar-
t,r at sectl,a suG,hcr td,ty three, the west bali o
,oIlh wts qultltro OF sectHn number twenty SEVEN
tie east ail u the ea4t bal at Tie south EAST qar
ttr of section tnuiy three all 10 township ti.tcen, {
range sixteen ru,l
s.ch tito rs IS vested tn mc as Trustee VII 3
conveyed {. GILLESPIE
Trustee,
Feb 10, lsn--31 2Gw. [prsf s5i 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
For The Democrat.

Mn. EplroR.-I have read the pieces N your |
paper, over the Signature of"Reiolm'" IN reply to |
"C," in relation 10 Franklin Academy; and Us
suppose was the case with the uiost Of oar fellow
citizens, felt little o. no concern IN what "heionh'
considers, it would seem, a monstrous Affair." par
hcuIarIy as Nc" is every way capable OF defend
ing himself and his cause. There are, however
Sole things sad in the astnumber oil "Kelorin''
that show the spirit and design OF the writer so
plainly, thai am inclined to notice few oil lhenl'
Reform" says, "our school fund Is not the
property of this, NOT that section OF the township
aOt of favored few, who may happen to secure
Tor time, the control OF il, from any quarter, =
and again, he saws, "no set Of men then, has any
moal or legal right 10 expend the whole oil ms
fund, upon some forty or fifty chlldIen. 10 the ex'
ellslon Of four or FIVE hundred We have been
vellinorned that not above the latter number Is
now pupils in Franklln Academy" and 'ntiher-
more, he says, "shen we see a lew ch''ufen o'
etlzens, abundantly able TO educate mem from
then own private means, sharing SO largely we
have reason to complain" From the above ex
fscts, it is clear. that "Re(orm" intends to lnSin
uate, If not directly to charge, that low Ian'Vd.
aals have managed so as to get the cohtroi o.
Me school fund of OUT township, tor me Dement, o.
aiew children, aud those the children OF The wear
ny. Arc those nsinualiuns or charges tue ell
hsi ia fact or by any reasonable inierCncei |
am parauaded hev are not Where Is the eyl'
dsace, hat those having the confole OF the funds
d Franklin Academy, at lhIs or any other nme
used any means, or made any arrangements 70
gel the controIe Of SAID funds for any sueh uase
purposes as those Infatuated by Retorm!-Or me
sad funds have been applied to the benefit q Inc
eal1'en Of tue wealthy TO the exclusion Of VA
c"idTen of the poorl doubt whether mayor
ot'he trustees were sending their children Z
Franklin Academy, when Retmm gade 'neS'
gave destinations, or charges; and those OF 'n
tusiees who do send, understand, pay lhe to-
aoh Teas. Aud another statement OF "keiorm
4 sno better sustained by the facts, viz" l ma
4ste are not more than forty or fifty pupils nov
"a Franklin Academy" have information
. he number of pupils in the Academy uPo
4 Which, ih,nh, | can REV. There are about iinT
= 'ae male, and upwards of sixty "a the icm nv.
department, ,k,ns at least uiaety N ali IN
same source for information was opento ne
iO'm'' that vas to myself, and why this great OIL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13

No. SIG.
9 =. Clayton 9 Ad"r. SC. onp.Hrao
DAM. + Alexander et al. '''''
Ely WIN, Of The aho,c specified urt 20 me d.-
ID Fcctud frum illt Hon, Usuct Cuuft NJ de Y.
suJes, dr The Nof't.rn Deulc q Mississippi J
VIII sell on
.laody tho 1870 day u .GqriI lsii-
at lie Court House ofLownlgs cun4n the following
described properly 10 WIt: east ialot s.nIa west
quarter, AID east hait Of n1rth easl quarter and
south east quarter section eleven township eighteen
south range eighteen west west hai OF notit cas-
qqarer section one township eigntecn north rang
sixteen east south west garter section i1Nts oht
township ulutgtu month range seventeen east, souih
east quariei section Ibrly-sjX towUshp Nineteen
Aot III RANGE sixteen cast west hill ol npftl east
quartcrand north west quarter oi soah west quarter
section Twelve township eighteen south range els'-
een west west haitos The north cast quarter anll
| east ha,f Of north west quarter section oWleeh
! township eighteen south range eighteen west, NORTH
west Quarter Of north west section fourteen township
eighteen south range eighteen west, north west
Quarter of orlh west quarter section thirteen town
snip eighteen south range eighteen west, west hail
~ north west garter section FIVE township ei9ti'
,,ay north range seventeen east, norm cast qu1't ter
section SIX township eighteen north range e yea
tcen east, cast hat oil soalh cast quarter section
thrly-one township ntue'ceh range seventeen
cast; also one undivided half Interests ~ tlie oi1w'
lar deshdbed lands 70 Wit; LOTS th-ee tour auo
five Ia section thiftv-one township twenty nou'f
range sixteen east-the property oil delcdaRt Mc
Kinney Holicrucss.
Also the north hal section three, sopti bell
SECTION Ten and north east quarter section olne u
township eighteen south range eighteen west, Qht
property OF defendant A. j. Hodges,-also lot NUN
Der two IN square number three North Of man street.
in the town If Columbus tile property oil Defend
ants r. s, Bount.
Levied On as the property d said defendant
10 satisfy tie above named execution and cost
ADOLPHUS 6. WEIR,
, Marshal Northern District Nj.
By j W. CARROLL, Deputy.
, Columbus March l0h s4i. S6.-5h
GPuu.er's fee S2l 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13

reY virtue Of and III pursuance &C decd IN trust
( D executed hy Robert L. Brigl, aud john l..
Ballard. on Tue lh day of October l~3q, and dniy
rrco,aed IN VA office 81 thc Probate Clerk N AoS-
uber county STATE ol Mississippi, "n I've l2hs day
November. 1899 ia Decd Book co PAGE, 2'3,
81 l8ol 275 70 secure the payment ol certain SONS
O.. m,ucy therein u,mgd 10 A. !. Colbert wdleN'
poss 80 sale On Monday ,be I3ih Gay OF February
nest at jhc Count hn,ts. door ia Inc town Of Macon
within HE useaj hoHt> offs. l, The uorlh hdi See.
uun tjree. ia township fifteen oIraule eighteen, or
so iauch tertpi ss SHAH bg Necessary according TO
the provisions OF ,ll deed IN TRUST.
DAVID BUCK, Trustee
Jan. Is, lsil-1S-iw' (Pr>l 81 CO.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
P2OSpECFUS
tLEpALLS ELPCSlT0R.


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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13


March.-1-stcamboai Avalanche Dcupreo mas
ter. rom Mobile.
Macch--4.-Steamtoat Floro, ---uastcr, FROM
Mobile.
March.-6.-- Steamboat PIcayunc Robinson mas
ter, from Mobile.
Mlrch 6.-Steamboal Kansas, Mlhaney master
from Mobile.
Ter, from Mobile
March, steamboat La.a Rookh, Bryan mas
ter, from Mobile.
March.-9,--Sleamboat Southerner, Swan mas
ter, From Mobile.
March 2..-Steamboot Avaauco Deupree uas-
ter, iom Mobile
March l2,-Steuiuboat Commerce, Hirress mas
TEL from Mobile.
DEPARTED.
| March I-Sleamboat Avalanche Deupree mas
/ Ter for Mobile
! March 4--Steamboal Victoria, rouluin master,
| Cor Mobile
March 7.-Steamhoar Kansas, infancy master,
| for MotHIe.
March s.--steamhoat LaIa Roakb, Bryan mas
Ter. Tor Noble.
March 9.-Sleamboat Picayune, Robinson mas
ter. tor Mobile.
March, Steamboat Flora master for
Mobile.
March-ll,-Sieamboa sootlerner, Swain mas
ter, for NhhIe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
General Factorase & Commission

IEllfItLi Z UtbtIteo y tD4lItA--- III
Business.
I'D r. Harris having resigned 'hH Office Of
4 Judge OF rHe frs, Judicial circuit Of the stare
al A shama has iaken aH office n the city of Mo
aE ar THE ll.p.a ~ 'raa acting
GESEa&L FAoroRAGa j. CoMMssioH BUSINESS
Tenders his eryIces to his ,,iJn d and tie public
Mobile Feb'g. 1911 SIT. ReyiHS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
state of Mississippi Nox ubce CITY

Probatfs Court, Regular Tenn January jth lsii /
NOTICE Is hereby given TO an p rsoo, concern /
IN ed IA the Estate al James W. Ioien minor
heir of Craven W. ruicn deceased, Ia be aud np
pear hcorr the Iudec Vt prohalcs of SAID County
ON the ir~ Monday OF Marru nyXt, at rgnIar
term oi sad CuuO pucu lo b. holien aud show
cause any thcy base. why " Y SuWau Guar.
clan Tor sld Minor, Should not sen the following
lari> h,onuaE To- SAID minor To wit; The perth
haltul section nine. township liittru, oi anIe ulo,-
tcpn east; sud he east lHIi &c the Fuuth e1,l quNr
ter OF seelioa cgu1 ol towusbp fifteen, OF tau"t
nineteen, east; tc>s y o the east p1JtolIhe ,aWc)
being assigned as part dover ia Ihe "duw q Vac
sod {, W. Iojeu deceased.
Witness he Hon. Madison I MoGebce Judge
ltde Probate, Coutl ulsgld county
l>sucl thc On day OF January i-il
Attest lDuN b ROBERTS Clerk
Jan. 10 lsH Is Ct [P,l $40 90.
Ncyy Fashions az SIMPSONS store
reSllE Ladies of Columbus ave resp ctNt',y iael.
\ T. cl to call the Nav tAsH S1oHE, aud cN
! Ne Spring .Its o. LefHnro and straw Bwncir-
/ j4,t received 'tuu New York Hglt large ls
4 ,ttm.a, " Frmrb pants, lce ad Velvet F1a
/ Aacdm ialr ~bata Iat, Cunts toe,me
SIMPSONS
/ GENTLEMEN wanting Buyd Coh Cas-u
ues, >sja5ls, Jeans sc. Will go wei. loc'.I az
SIMPSONS.
PALM HOODS Puumay Cooaue az @
cents peI pauc. nrsa.e Of
Ir.hlInea at 58con. Pocact llaaducie., ran
10, at &omh1os ~wrts Surpendcr., shawn.
>@., busae-, taz's o0I Swps Hu.i ispe
SIMPSONS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
hEarsilal's sale.

No 2J5
Robert Ilairsion q, M r., +,
". - 'p..,su
DAM 7 Alexander ct. al
TpY virtue of the above specified writ to me DE-
- tecied from the Honorable District Cont OF
the United States FOR the Northern District Of MISS
issippi viii sell on Monday the l2th day Of Apnl
ls4l at The Court House Of Lownles county, lile
following described ptopefty. to wit: Tie vest han
efnarth ives quarter fractional section no. twenty
one. township eighteen, Of uge eighteen west.
Levied On as Tie property Of D. W. NngH, one
Of tae defendants, to satisfy the above named exc
cu,lDn and all cost
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13

~ Person, caiue- orltg above jol,cr- ~Ii
please say they are advertised.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13

October SSH, 1885, I9-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-09

strate no, the President Of party, or IN other woaa,
icnl,Ged with no policy whatever, would be panu.eA
,man Ills will find that the story of the mrs
,d results Of trying to please everybody no IA a.
bic, but useful truth is not enough n, ~ ,n an,Ls %
that they who would direct nation
should at what they are amnS
rr 49,, ~ one dares to name the substitute, and ms
deuy opponents in every step of 'n ss
They no." Gsrs will n 1rn m t as although
y easv 10 get up an excitement and create uproar
naa;ns an administration, it is quite another thing 10
ora IN HARMONIOUS action and to fulfil the Prep's-
move ~ rn"cat;ons which have been Grated
In the meanwhile Democracy remains at res'Lnot
dull and ehagc but closely observing s as,S
l a,I of rho Union of the serious nature OF the
which has been committed No W,rstx whsn
AIMS ,re iust the friends of MIR. Van Buren, w'ii nave
no sinister purposes to They are satisfied ina.
short experience of the new order OF things %a
to the community how grossly they have been san
Iared
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-09
.poI ITIoy AND IT'S EFFECTS.

uyrdsr ComD,iued-On the evening OF the 23d UT
Thomas Norris Tx U. s. Senator from Ono, ADVERTISED
that he would deliver lecture on Abolition IN DuJ,
Ohm II was known that he ultra Aboilionis'
and when the hour for the delivery Of the lecture came
the Courthouse was crowded with mass OF beings
Determined not 10 permit him 10 instl his poisonous
doctrines into the minds of the public. As conse
auence the lecture was not delivered ne eYl spur
engendered, however, does not end here Riot aho
bloodshed followed. We copy from the Dayton Iran
script of the 27th ut
Our city was thrown into the greatest confusion on yes
erday morning consequence OF the murder OF an NJ
diyidual named Nathonic McCreary and the stabong
and otherwise inuring four or hive others, by lHe he
groes on the ght previous An attempt was made on
Saturday night to ret ap Abolition meeting IN 'he
Court House Having failed in the attempt, an appoint
men was made in several OF the churches on sunday
last that an Abolition meeting would be held on Mon
dov evening at the house OF Of citizens, Dr.
Jewett Early on Monday, indications of hostility TO
The holding such meeting, manifested throughout
the city, But in consequence OF the presence OF the
Mayor and other officers, at the time ana place Of meet
,nr comparative quiet was maintained, unti aiter us
close But nme diately upon the breaking up OF the
eetinu and the CONSEQUENT absence Of the police the
windows, &c, of DR.. Jewetts house were broken IN,
and other acts of violence committed
But the business did not stop here. Having heard
that n white woman was residing with some negroes
IN the outskirts Of the city, number OF individuals re-
paired TO the place. and demanded Of the inmates VINE
Their such was the fact. Upon being answered IN the
negative, they then enqured whether any aboonIsts
we're within. Whereupon general fight commenced
in which NJ Creary was killed upon the spot ana 'our
or five others badly wounded. In the morning an IN
quest was held upon the body OF the deceased and
verdict returned in accordance with these facts The
greatest excitement prevails among ns and Tod only
knows here the matter may terminate 5! we are III
the midst of commotion. While we write, our streets
are pronenaded by men, in whose countcnances are
depicted sorrow CONSERVATION, horror and vengeance
We learn from the Dayton Journal, that the negro
who killed h'Creary not taken, but the Mayor
had offered reward of $50 for his apprehension, and
as large number Of citizens upon his track, there
was but little doubt that he would be apprehended. al
the las, accounts all was confusion and dIsmay, and no
one could divine where the end would be- The negroes
were the special objects of vengeance
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POETRY
"MucH YET Rrn,ISs r>srS".'
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

lsend you the following lines not 20 such defeats
viuous defeat Give me one nuve us
They triumphed is true, but over % NJ n,ndemoni
tnsy ny & Th Ged the cup OF SANDER TO overlooking
they inundated the land with alsehoS, - rn The no,a
eeduiy and da hourly did they resort 70 weapons u Me
and their conscienees , ~ much wicked
ness and nfamy canno ought not 10 go upnhsneu
courncs almost wish IL H. endowed with Tue ir,hafs'
sp,s If some creatures in the animal Kingdom which doe
mud sleep away the part of Their existence ps NV
ino1it es and encroacmcnts The Federal sdmina
destined tonnfuld. However stern s ne "a ;,
make ms watch with the vigilance Argus the system and
the who have succeeded by sm, ds; np and
them down. not with the snerd but WIKI tue P
DEMOCRATIC sTANZAs far The 4,h Of March, ISL.
ssBu he comes! the Messiah Of ROYALTY comes les,
Like roodly I.evatiaa rolled from the waves.
Then receive HIM rs best such an advent peCones
With legion Of cooks aud an army oil slaves
Though proudly iar OF iniquity scars,
Aud baseness triumphant Is horne on ,ne plee@e'
Though crouch, and political botes
Are iattrrng nj fiw ming their leader to please
Though servlity reisns aad rcyels supreme,
While the orgies Of faction are rife .hr"' The land
Thongl, each petty patriot has his selfish scheme, 80
Schemes worthy the of the "Wht. chosen Bind"
Though frantic their hail the birth
Ofthe s.rloes" nch.:su and the "cinreS' 10 como;
Though high their carousal ana savage their mirh,
These are animal Joys-to these are they welcome:
But pro,der than those, and nobler ny far
Are the slores of him who bids US farewei;.-
VAN BUREN, the Sage, the Statesman Thy star
l. dimmed by corruption, nor icnoby FELL
No arts or intricues o debase and enfice
The who their suffrage TO fhee;
No appeal tu the passion Tie ba-encss, the vice,
That makes a demon unit 10 be free
No wild Saruruali1-nod dark Bacchanas-
No hard-cier revels Thy cloric- efcc-
Let he Herr nc respond tn such calls;
Let his colntry's debauciler assume the disgrace!
When Athens. faction, uahaowed to please,
Gave hemlock T. dunk u her own vIr,nous som
Too soon she discovered that great Socrates
Had fallen prey the malice of man.
Then public curses, deep, loud she . Storm
Then car Eel! reinorse, the wrong 10 aone;-
And o o The envy, thrice wa 10 the worm
That tanisiled The OF Tint much injured ono!
And thus shall this land yet loudly proclaim,
The tr;unph If virtue, the downfall of knavcs;
And while Justly proud uf her VAN III REN'S name,
Curse corruption and ilafris"ns slaves.
in Unchanged and CaehangcaGte Democrat.
Goochland Va, Feb Sd, ISL
uSoon after death of Socrates, the Ahenans became SEN
sble az their sham outrage. which appeared IN all us horrors
Athens was in universal and CONSERVATION HIS ac-
aud ca denn,d To DEAN, ia
nshmen, and ever! kind o conume so that some
Of them kilei Themselves
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~ DOLLARS nswAaD.-s.n away ia

LsIFTY DOLLARS hbWhHD-Ean away IRON ne sat.,
living in Mddlesar county, on the 9Th OF thr pe..n,
negro man named Charles. Charles il very lhr,. !,
lnntro fellow with very light blue eyes, about twenty ~
old five feet six or eight inches high, and well
had ON when he left brown cloth close coat hr ca
falcons and white fur hat He left without any pfuyoca,
rvrr and il no endeavorIng To get To free SIN. h.
very smart sensible fellow, and is well calculated IL
Irsird viii give above reward for ihr appr,h,u.
iiverv nj him 10 me- or secured in any jail tat an
arain Any information concerning him viii be- ,arkf5
ceiyed My address, Churchye, Mlddlesex couniy Nh.
WI. h. PAif
p,cLingbam Sent. 81, 1870 :
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Feb2

A MEIfA ACADEaY.-The next session Of This ln-i.
n commence Januay Goth, and close June 20th J Y. NJ (,
pupils will limited and every attention pad 10 tatih
qualify them entering the senior classes .! AZ Conc
yer-:ty with credit themselves ard teacher. Il,
Terms per session of ) months, So Board lli ti'
bic in all cases IN advance. > pe-
R,fereness-FacuI;y University OF Virginia; 1ac, H.
Esq., President Of William and Mary; also, Wn' : ~
near nelghbnr, and wlo regularly attends and takes ~
scum wN. II. HAREis'N
p s-Direct post paid Elk Hill Post Office, imea
Dec - ,,, ,-.l
We the subscribers hereto, having heard recent!
judicial the school OF Mr.. William II. Harrison " t,,I
'that he ncgects the preservation Of proper ohe ni
among his scholars deem act OF justice ~
public Ito which his school is emineny calcuia'co ii
say that have heard Of but one ie ,,a.f
school,-and that promptly rrpcs,ed and p"p;
We add that neghbos and intimate ncu,, 'vt
HARRISON and believe that disorders o"uu .l u
knowledge: and, further that Mr. Harrison III. .tirt
rails and I'D conduct afford the best guarantee +. ~
TO those OF the pupils committed 10 bis care, 5s 81
have attended his pnhc examinations, nave n'e i,
The great proficiency Of BIZ scholars, tel'
ance with their studies, and deep nttitH. ~ - .s
We make these alen,en.s, without e"nsui'al''" -..
son. with the sole view to f,I:r and i.,i,EC
(SignedD y III Wan !,
l.. +. HARSlt'
n l. MEADE, n!
no g. SHELF
VA. OLD }" -a-e6S