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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
From the Rochester Democrat, Jan. 90.
MCLEOD BAILED !--Popnlur Comn,otio,
nj IIOclkp mort.

A gentleman of this city has just re-
ceived the following letter from his friend,
respectable gentleman at Lockport,
which he has obligingly permitted us to
copy. What the result may be, can only
be conjectured.
EoCKPoRT, Friday, II o'clock, night
| have just returned from the Court
House and Jail, where there is, or was
a short time since, $50 TO 300 citizens,
who say Mcleod shall not be liberated
although Judge Bowen admitted him to
bail this afternoon, and Captain William
Buel became bail.
The Judge gave the order TO his NC
Leod's) attorney about this evening,
and in 40 minutes 900 men were in and
about the Court House and Jail.
A meeting was organized in the court
room, while 40 or 80 guarded the door
below, some with muskets, while the
drums and buglcs outside must have made
Mcleod feel gloomy. He was not al
lowed to see the Sheriff or any one else.
A committee was appointed to see Judge
Bucl and ask him to surrender him, or
rather withdraw his name from the bond.
The committee had not returned when |
left | fear it will be much against him
if he does not do so.
A messenger has gone to Buffalo, that
the owner of the Caroline may be here to
prosecute for private damages, &C., &C.,
should the authorities insist on his liberia
ton. The excitement is very great.
Botherson signed the bail bond with
Buel.
Most of our best citizens are indignant
at Judge Bowen for admitting him to bail,
and also at the bail. If they let him go,
| mistake the men | left at the Court
House.
Halt past IL am going to the Jail
again.
TiCo o'clock, Morning. Il found
Judge Bowen addressing the meeting,
and attempting to exonerate himself.
Buel did not arrive, but understand he
will surrender him in the morning, TO
which time the meeting adjourned, al
though many will remain at the Jail until
morning.
The cannon was brought in front of the
Court House about ~ o'clock, and com
menced firing, and made the g ass fly III
the Court House, to the amusement of the
patriots, will assure you. What mus
have been M'Leod's feelings not knowing
what was going on during the sever
hours the Court House was full! linus
say he was much to be piticd ifnnocent
Yours, &c.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
Cloths. Marines. &c.

lust received and foi sale at the store of the
% subscribers on the south s.de of the Public
Square, in Ottawa, Ill.,
10 pieces of black, blue, brown, olive,
adelaide and clarct Cloths,
8 pieces of superior Beaver, Pilot and
Buffalo Cloths,
20 pieces of French, German and Eng
lish Alarnoes,
900 pieces of English, French and Ame-
rican Prints,
s pieces of plain and fancy Cassimers,
30 " 50 - Satinetls,
10 " kentucky Jeans and fulled
Cloths,
. bales Of Sheetings and Drillings,
800 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
900 :. Wickery,
10 dozen pair of Buckskin Gloves and
Mittcns,
6 dozen pair woolen Gloves and Mtts.
10 I" /" Socks.
l.. p. & w. A. SANGER d. Co.
Ottawa, Jan. !, 1871. 33---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

but at the same time protested against the
outrage upon their national rights. Bri-
tlsh agents in every quarter of the globe
seem anxious to embroil their government
with other states, and will no doubt sue
coed before long. There is hornets
nest on our north eastern frontier, which
they bid fair TO fall upon soon. The SOON
err the better !-Phiia Sp. ofhe Times.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
right, ready to battle, at any time, for the

right, ready to battle, at any time, for the
good cause.
The American, who visits our Natlohai
Legislature and is not struck with It's APP
pearance, and rejoiced by the contrast 1t
affords with the deliberauve assemblies
of every nation on earth, must have cold
heart indeed. He sees no royal throne
erected in the midst of the council-Hall to
overawe and keep down the free spirit
There is no crimson wool-sack, for "a
silk-gowned Lord Chancellor-no assem-
bage of hereditary peers, full of ignorance
and titles.-no Princes Royal lounging
about the senate, and tanting the free air
with their effeminate haufeur. No,
thank God! There is not a citizen who
has ever looked upon the American sem
ate, who has not as good a chance to be-
come member of that greatest earthly
convention, as those who now adorn It,.
James Buchanan used to run about the
streets of Merccrsburg, the son OF poor
Irish farmer, clad i'll green linen panta-
looms and wool hat Felix Grundy,
recently deceased, was the son of very
humble man; William Allen, fifteen years
ago, was not worth a copper, and had not
friend in the world; Henry Clay rose
from the most obscure and humble rank /;
Richard NJ. Johnson was born in those
trying days of the past, and fought his
way to distinction; Judge Tappan was
a poor man and one of the original sett-
lers of Ohio-and so, we doubt not, ii
was with all. Here the boon of freedom
confcrs its blessing on all, and if we do
not improve the glorious opportunity the
fault is our own.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
british violence and Outrage.

Recent intelligence from the New Re-
public of Yucatan, in Mexico, furnishes
another instance of the insolent and ty-
rannical disposition of British authorities
towards weak powers. An English
schooner was lately detected by officers
of the Yucatan Republic, i'll the very act
of smuggling goods ashore upon their
coast, near Sisa, and, after full judicial
investigation, was condemned. She was
then fitted out as revenue cutter and
manned by officers and seamen Of the
Republic. For this the Government Sc
cretary of Honduras "a British colony,
and commander of Ii. b. Nj. ship
Comus, demanded immediate satisfaction :
calling the Government Of Yucatan 'fac-
tom and rebels against Mexico and,
upon not receiving the indemnity de-
manded, "by A o'clock" actually seized
a vessel belonging to private citizen
of the Republic, besides the condemned
schooner, aud carried them TO Belize TO.
the purpose of selling them, and liquidat.
ing their claims out Of the proceeds. Not,
withstang this violence, the government
of Yucatan. with mildness and forbear'
ance for which its people are noted, trans
mitted nearly the whole amount demand
ed of them, in order TO save the property
Of an innocent merchant from plumber
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
THEIILLINOIs FREE TRADER.
MORE NEW GOODS.
]. Y. SANGER q CoMp.,

4 Il the old stand of WALKER * SANGER,
~ on the south side oil the public square. have
Jus, received from New York and st. Louis one
Of the largest and best selected stock of goods
which has ever been offered in this market,
and which will be sold at such prices as will suit
the times. Our entire stock having been pur-
chased for the cash at a time when goods were
low, viii allow us to give our old friends good
bargains. 4 part of our stock consists Of
$50 pieces OF Prints, newest styles,
IL bales of Domestic Sheetings,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
The Ottawa LXccuml

VIII meet on Monday Evening next at half
past six O'Clock, on which occasion Lecture will
be delivered by member and the following ques-
ton discussed "Have the foreign conquests and
hostties of Great Britain conduced to the welfare
of mankindf' Disputants in the affirmative,
Messrs. Ryan, Green, Farwell, and Cook in the
negative, Mcssrs. Champaign, White, Crothers,
and Swift The public are respectfully invited to
attend. B. G. COOK, Seq.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
MlSOniC NOlicc.

IN conformity Nth the first article of ne,c
Il cole of6y-la,cS, adopted at special meeting
heH on Monday, the 2sM Of December last, tie
regular Communications Of OrrAwA LonGE Of
FREE AND ACCEPTED YORK MASONS
,cW be held on he MONDAY euenings on or before
the tMofHie Moon. Tie brethren ,ciN therefore
please take notice, Htat the day far hoL1ing our
nert regular communication uiH fail on Tire FIRST
Monday in March, 1884, being the Isl day ot
said month.
BY order of the Lodge.
GEO. f. WEAVER, Seq,
OTTAWA, Feb. 5, lS4l.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
IsYNIE NEAE..

MARRlED-AtPoint Republic, in this county
on the sth inst by Elder Thomas Powell, Mr..
HENRY KINGSLEY to Miss CHARLOTTE
NEWTON, all of Point Republic
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
Administrators Notice.


FHVIlE subscribers having taken out
d Letters of Administration from the
Court of Probate of Livingston county,
Illinois, on the estate of Samuel WOrri-
son, deceased, late of said county, request
all persons having claims against said
estate TO present the same to them or the
Court of Probate of said county for settle
ment within nine months from the date
hereof. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned
PERSIS MORRISON,
Administrative.
SAMUEL MORRISON,
Administrator.
Livingston co., Jan. Z, 1871. 35--iw
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
Administrators Notice.

A LL persons having claims against
IA the estate of Hiram Bishop, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present the
same before the Probate Court Of Liyings-
ton County, on or before the first Mon
day in April next, at which time shall
be present to attend to the adjudication.
COLLINS BISHOP,
Administrators
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
MANSION HOUSE
And GENERAL STAGE OFFiCE, Ottaaa, Ills.

And GENERAL STAGE OFFICE, 0t.aWa. Ills.
Y>HE public are respectfully informed that this
4 large establishment has undergone a thorough
repair from bottom to top, and Is now open under
the direction of the subscribers, recently from
Peoria. They intend that every attention shall be
given TO the comfort and accommodation of guests,
and the patronage of the travelling community is
respectfully solicited.
They feel thankful to the public for their pat
ronage heretofore, and assure them they are now
able to give more general satisfaction, having
Gently attached a large addition to the building,
which enables them to furnish rooms for families,
and single rooms for gentlemen and ladies'. The
house is large, comfortable, and commodious, and
well furnished; they except none in the western
country. They have also first-rate stabliug at.
tached to the establishment.
WELLS & MULLFORD.
January To- 1871. 35--tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
l. | NJ F. & b RIG *.

FHNEE subscriber would respectfully
a inform the citizens Of Ottawa and
its vicinity, that he will make Brick, to
the amount of 100000, and have them
on hand after the first Of May next. He
has also now on hand 800 bushels of
Fresh Burnt Lime, and will at all times
during the season have large quantity
of the same for sale, which he will ex-
change for labor or produce.
WIN. +. FLAGG.
Ottawa, Feb. 5, 1871. 3S--6m
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
TO THE PUBLIC.
The "NiarscilIcS Manufacturing
GOnlnany"
EyyA THEIR LARGE
SsSf fii3 URING MILL,
EIrIIfn

GsstSssSR containing Eltrfll huns oil
French Burr Stones, designed for both
country and merchant work, and to be
equal to any in the Union in all its parts,
will soon be in operation; when they
will be prepared, and happy to "grind
euery mans griSf' who will give them
call, in the best possible manner; and
customers may rest assured that the "tol
dish" shall not be too large, nor be
"Stricken wiM crooked h0nd."
They will also want, so soon as the
four merchant run arc completed, all the
Good Winter Wheat they can GET,
for which liberal price will at all times
be paid at the mills of the company
and they would say to farmers in this
vicinity, that they cannot grow too much
of that commodity.
The Company have now and will con-
tinue to keep on hand, a large and general
Assortment Of Werchmdi-e,
which will be exchanged (as also will
their lumber,) for wheat and most other
kinds of country produce.
Marseilles, Jan. %, 1871. 37--n.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
YARN NlTTENs.
WHEAT WANTED.
An Apprentice Wanted.

YENlIE subscriber wishes to obtain a
n boy between the age Of Is and lG
to learn the Tailoring business. A boy
who will be able to give good recommon.
dations as To character, will find pleas.
ant situation by making immediate appli'
cation to JOHN SHUI.ER.
Ottawa, Dee. Ii, 1910. 30---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
pAEPHiHSS.

q Office is hereby given that the
~ keeping of the paupers of La Sale
county will be let to the lowest response
bic bidder on Tuesday, the second day of
March next, and that sealed proposals for
the same will be received at the Clerk S
Office until, or on the first Monday in
March next. The person 10 whom said
keeping is awarded, to be entitled to all
services that any or all of said paupers
may in any way be enabled to render.
By order Of the county commissioners
court. j. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, Feb. 5, 1871. 3S--1sw
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
In Sale County.
III thc Circuit Court, to May Term, ISL.
JoHN HAYES,
GARDNER II GARHAM,& In Chancery.
LEWIS DuRLEY, Bill to fore
Us. close mort
RUSSELL II. MALLAGY & gage.
ApRA,i EDGERroN.
I appearing by satisfactory affidavit,
h. filed in the Clerks office Of the Cir
cult Court Of La Sale county, that che
above named Russell Mallary and Abram
Edgcrton, defendants in this cause, are
Inon-rcsdcnis Of the state of Illinois
NOTICE is, therefore, hereby given to
the said Defendants, that the Complain
ants, John Hayes, Gardner II. Garham,
and Lewis Durley, have filed in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court of said
county, their Bill in Chancery against the
said defendants for the foreclosure of a
mortgage, and that summons in Chan
Gerry has been issued against them, return
able before the said Circuit Court of La
Sale county on the first day Of the next
term thereof, TO be holden at the Court
| House in Ottawa, on the second Monday
in May next, and that unless you, the
said Russell II. Mallary, and Abram Ed
gcrton, shall appearbeforc the said Cir
cult Court on the s,'day Of the next
term thereof, at the time and place afore-
said, and answer to the compliments
said Bill, the same will be taken as con-
lessed against you, and a decree entered
accordingly. J. CLOUD, Clerk.
Jan. 30, 1871. 31--fsw
u. J. Hour, Solicitor for Complainants.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-06
| such shall give wings to commerce I'D reward

| such shall give wings to commerce ad reward
! 10 Industry.
But fellow -citizens, we have other ltiicuitIes
Of a dclicai. and vital Impor'anc,io the A.
merican people Oar domestic ir"ubls can be
settled by ourselves, 10y the exercise that en-
ighicued and liberal patriotism whicihas ever
characterized Americans. We have Itculties
incident 10 relations with a !oreigiPower 10
Adjust.
Al this moment we are Threatened nth n war
by The most powerful nation OF Europe WHAT IS
she precise static OF negotiation at iS time be-
tween Engi aud ana. America, am no iniortued,
aud ii were, II nigh, no, be proper itfme 10 dis
close IT.. So tar as can understand lie sub I@ct,
II does appear that the America Gose rn-
meat h - assumed The :rue position u is'ico and
ari"nal h"nor-a position she must anas III main
tam. Chcess.
Oar policy a nation is 10 cutir;e peace.
IL utu path which conducts 10 pf1,oFty aud
true uiorv, aud i,rust tia, both coughs OF both
uatr,i,s " Ill he i.uc:.ce,i by w,sdun aud, under
The guidance ct an all I>n P.,Hidei.'. we sha:l
escape tn Il greatest ot caiaimiiics-S var. Yet,
IT that great, powerful, and proud naon snail
not take tier councils from wisdom or df' lessons
from experience, bat iEsist upon C1Hi"is Iucou-
sIsl ut wit uaIiutIu! honor, reg upi gc!-
"i!i, n the expression "t my "pin-
ION III vun. c"unciis, bat echo the sennents Of +
tins uati,, U know OF krniuckN) wh' say I
,cur, rit. all ITS horrors, before ndfioaat Shonor!
Loud aud repeated cheering Nhe" - CRISIS 4
arrives, need ak where viii be lound IL tncky
answer iur her, She VIII be ON he SID OF
common country, one. more aud again nini.,,n-
ing the glory lad Independence at The Juitcd /
States. [P.Audis.] Al! aud where "iIio old
Nelson? Sne again VIII seGd forth her lilani
sons to pour their Iiie>s blood ,he,alac
Fl ld. Otner DInus aud Murrays vii! bound
in her borders, onf.r up their lives, tiiug
sacrifice III .hc cause .! freedom. lGfcas ne,r-
ing.l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-06
Agriculture in Massac nusetts.

The Il ,siun A has thus concludes "a notice of an
oXhfii,ioa and general celebration Of the NJ Issa-
chasetIs Agricultural Society:
The Agricultural Society, with numerous IN
,iicd guests, sat down 10 dinner at Two o'clock.
Lew Lincoln, the President of the Society. pre-
ded ut the table, and conducted The festivities "f
he occasior ~ very itlIcsruus manner. Mr..
Webster, the Secretary If State for the Iniie6
States. was present. After the Cloth was renpv-
ed, If appropriate inaSts we're announced,
among which Was one complimentary to Mr. Web
sier- The annuuciatinn at tins tenst was rcceIv
ed with enthusiastic: applause, the audience CIV
ing shreo cheers Mr.. Webster addressed the
company, with agriculture. HIS ExcelIcncy.
Governor DAVIS, vas present., and responded IN
happy manner 10 one of the sentiments. Speech
made by several other gentlemen, and
The hilarIIy If the occasion arrested by the
arrival of the hour for another meeting tor award
ing various premiums granted by the Society.
In the evening there was ball, al which there
gay ussembage of The beauty and the
fashion Of The town. We shall not soon forget
the kind and hospitahle reception extended 10 Us
bv Worcester friends.
There is one impression left upon our mlno,
more indeibIy engraven there than any diner
connected with this celebration. The noble
growth of men that this country poured forth, on
this occasion. it was cheering 10 look upon. As
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-06
Governor WicklIffe.

The Bardstown Gazette of Saturday, has an
account of The dinner given 20 Mr.. Wicksiiie. the
Postmaster General nv his friends and ishbors
Mr. Wicklif's remarks upon The occasion were
brief, hut good. The annexed extract de-
'lves interest from his rev nd important posi-
ton IN the councils OF the natian ". \. Times
II shall be my purpose t" mid. If Jnssihie. to
heal the divisions winch now afitc nd divide inc
councils Of the nation, to furih the establish
ment of such measures will "resiore 10 thu
country sound currency and cheap exchange"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-06

We walked through the streets OF that favored
to"n-as We locked around upon The company
sealed at mat table, We could not reprcss tho
mental Happy, happy Common
"ea''h' that nourIshes upon her bosom such elo-
''ous race OF sons! THIS was an occasion from
- parry Positics were. very properly. exciu-
Geo Out we could noi help intctnnIiy r., in,e,cy
nat 'hese men belonged ,Ae good old Wing
county OF Worcester. Such meo as were there
assembled ne'e. IA; TO DO their duiv,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-06

The Hon. r. Barnwell Rheii, OF s.. IN n
letter 10 his constituents. goes at length Re
peal OF the Land Bill, which he charac,ses by
al! manner Of hard names
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-06
$252.642,l6l
$lS6.347,246
65.43O,456
lS41-Real estate,
Personal,
S24l,777,7O2

1t is said that the President is not to be held r.
sponsble for the Fiscal projects in the Madison
an, not having, SO far as they know, even read
them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
Rank BILL.

The m'ii las, night brought nothing certain upon
this GlI.absorbnG subject. The following, from the
Alexandra Gazette Of yesterday, is tho latest:
FROM WASHINGTON.
expected that the result ofthe President. &C
ton on the Bank Bill, will be known to day, or to-
morrow, nj farthest. OF course nothing ceusia or
positive is o'ccrtained yet, but the opinion o.
tains ground daily that the Bill will be sent back
TO Congress with objections, touching one partcu.
lar potion Of the bill. II is said lhl, The Pre-
.'dcn' recoghzss the necessity Of Bank OF the IT,.
States, aud therefore, tina: the consri,u,onaty Of
such an institution as fiscal agent for government
Purposes, IL in his mind, settled that lac is wiling
u establish Bank of the United States IS an agent
OF the Government To collect and disburse the re
venue. and TO deal in exchanges with branches IN
the states, without the assent Of the states bu: thai
he thinks for purpose cf discount tic assent Of the
Sia,es ought 10 he obtained. We 90 not nj all
youc! for dis bp, mention il as late end probable
|; IS further said, that there will be no chang, ia
q . Cabinet Whatever. We sincerely wish the PFC,
sIdent would scn tn Bill. Ifthis report relative e.
the quasi veto should te ;Tue II is not kroy7n VIVA
Consreae viii DO. We 20 for uaon, harmony, and
the integrity Of the Wig parry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
INDIANA.

LEoIstATuRE.-In Floyd county, Davis Wing
1t elected over Smith, Opposition, by SO m liorty
In Orange couny =, tie Opposition candidate is elect
cd. In Crawford county, Edwards Wing, IS elect.
ed. In Harrison county, ons Wing and one Oppo.
si,ion elected. Ia Way1e county, Burk, Hoover,
El'io", les; and Beeson, all Wings are elected. Ia
Jefie'son county, the Opposition candidate succeed
cd, whiun is Wing loss. In Switzerland, Faye,te
and Rust, lie Wings arc elected. 10 Marion, one
Wing and one Opposition elected. In Franklin,
Dsnrbo,n and Clark, the Opposition candidate sue
co,dcd. In the above counties, the rctarns are IA
Wing 20 10 Opposition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
For Boys and Young Gentlemen.
|. OUTLET. pyi,,1i,oI

THIS school vii De opened "a The Tity of Richmond on
comprise Al! N. brane hes OF s.i EnH,,,, Si ~
htnti'e.l Eiuoai.n, m which departments MT Outlet
~ Graite Of wet Point The French Iansa.s: Nil
hc', ~ - - h,,I "uhc a. aEy extra e.aTEe-
study 81 the Greek emf Io I.uEsges The prset,rsI stu
Languages all three u which b. bs %s,sIy .rI - Nv
-nn, nave arzeIy con;"outsd the iormstion Of tie
The -Sh.", wiuh dyiisdiuto lhree Departments The
- M a. ~ Sinp- tor ehiidfeg from 10 years Of age"
u'l si"g french sni Eng i-l with equal facility Great
IN he studies, rather col ipsi an,i.e1cpts anl oT
cs 1i i,, :, 81 tLrs1 younz eh,iiren.
OF o. which Nil bee taught i.c riiu-. T. 81 he Bogus.
a. g., 'rne ,'rsE ~ SHssh att r -nsl a.
Tue 80 Department vii eompnse Toys from 10 70 II
lh1gu,se the French sp,bsT %, n. an II PIr.T,.J
'''m'iry au, indeed ell the iragches Of nstction ~,
s Or i aa q, - Po f on m, :, r9T S.ys 81 a
,ns ezra ieii 81 &c school Nil be pasrasI nay
usgat ..u"n Nil be pai their manners dcpor,,neur
4. MrG u'e7d- to make the course or s,l,is. Ia Ibis
h'' more yaue1 and comgct" than teen erctofOsc
e VII P be- %11s ,G "a ~
'' IONS %. iali an hour ga D. and IN the alter
lc7ns for the rc'' y uu'rr eye aud w The 1ss.
for a rev'e" oi the Lessons q TIE week
For Ro1sisrs goo per s"sn, va,abl. on.r,cry in al,
vance including ~a.h.Gs andiha COT ted ml',riss c.
s..,,.,,, EXTRA CHARGES.
| DrswHug, - IN
| Fencing. ~
! Instrumental Music, ~
| DAY SCHOLARS
ron 10 years Of age, pes quarter IN advance e.
/ FROM % W 90 10
! Above 10 do u ~
N W. J, Gull, Is member Of the UNIVERSITY OF PARIS,
@hd haa hal 10 years experience teacher hofh In
/ france atG TIE '. S'ates-chieny IN NeS Yort.
Tor iunh"r parc uars. lie bsgs leave To Tr,r 10 the fol
lowing E'uc!n'u with cihcr Of whom Il is rescri0IIy
BE- i,rs - ~ ~
, Rev " me Pnm"r, Tho Ritrhir EsI DIR Watson Gen
rear l. Moisson Esq consul Of FrznceD Gen Pay.
n. frfN'p, T. James Lyonr, ESQ Df Nelson. r..
/ EeTt t'Huhmey, E-4. George v Go,ie, Esq Temple
. Gwa''ury. E1r. II, o. -,