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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
of Lands.

z " virtue ofan order ofthe Probatee
I'D Court Of Lowndes County in the
State of Mississippi made al the July Term
thereof 1912, the undersigned as Admin
istrator and Admjnistratix, ofthc Estate
Of Michael McCtrty, deceased will sell on
the
First Monday Of September nert 1912,
at public auction TO the highest bidder. on
a credit of twelve months at the premises
the following Lands. as the property OF
the estate Of the said deceased, VIM in
the County aforesaid, opposite the town of
Nashville on the western side of the Tom
bigby River, and known as beng Lots
number three, and four, in section number
nineteen, township seventeen, of rauge
nneteen,east fraction oftwenty three, 25,
100 acres in township number sevenIeene.
range nineteen East, the west half, Of Sec
ton NUMBER twenty five, township seven
teen, range eighteen, east, the north cast
qua. ter, of the north west quarter, Of
section nuuber thirtysix, township sew.
enteen, range eighteen, east, and the
east half, of south east quarter Of section
number twenty six, township seventeen,
range eighteen east.
The purchasers giving bond and securi-
tv and the Lands held subject to he pay.
ment of the purchase money under the
statuary lien.
WILLIAM MCCARTHY.
Administrators.
SARAH MCCARTHY
Administrative.
Columbus Inly Is. 1870.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
IN BANKRUPTCY.-No.

District Court Of the United States, J
Northern District of Mississippi.
TAI Office is hereby given to all persons
Ia interested that WILLIAM WOOD
WARD ofNoxubee County has this day fl
ed his petition for the benefit of the Bankrupt
Law and that the
Fourth Monday Of September 1912,
has heen appointed by the Court for the hear
ing of the same,at the Court room in the town
of Aberdeen Mississippi.
TEST, q. N. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
July iS, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
BANKRUPTCY No.-.oo0

District Cohrt..of the United States. }
Northern District of Mississippi.
NOTICE is hereby givenEto all persons d .
/ terested, that PEIERG THOMPSON.
OF Lowndes County has this day filed his peti
ton for the benefit ofthe Bankrupt Law, and
that the
Fourth Monday Of September, 1912.
has been appointed by the Court for the hear
ing Of the same, at the Court room in the town
of Aberdeen Mississippi
Test, G. NJ. RAGSDALE. clerk.
Augusta, 1s42.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
4IuclTEs
Starkv;lle Miss. July 5th 1912.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LoWNDES COUNTY.


Frobates Court, august Term, 1912.
FHVO all persons interested in the Real
e Estate ofJoseph Motley deceased.
You are hereby cited to appear before The
Judge Of our said Probates Court. At q
Term thereof to be holden for said Coun.
ty on Monday the 81 day ofOctober. A.
D. 1912, at the Courthouse, in the Town
of Columbus, and then and there to show.
cause, ifany you can why an order should
not be made TO sell the following described
lands situated and being in Iowndes
County and State Of Mississippi, belong,
ing 10 the Estate Of said Joseph Motley.
deceased, according to the PRAYER of the
petition OF Greed I. Motley, Administra,
tor Of the said deceased, TO wit.
Lots number five, six. seven. ten and
eleven, situated on the military Road, one
mile from the Court House IN Columbus
on the south east quarter, of section nine
in township eighteen north of range sew,
enteel east, containing one hundred and
sixty acres, more or less.
And i is further ordered that this eta,
ton be published ia the Southern A.rg,is
and Columbus Democrat, two. new,,paneTss
published in the town Of Columbus, for SIN
weeks successfully.
Witness, the Honorable Thorn.
as Sampson Judge of Pro.
l.. S. bates for Lowndes County the
first Monday Of August A: D.
1912.
Issued this fifth day of August ts42.
VIM. P. FULLER,
Clerk:
August 9Th 1912. CT.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

- On the 10th inst. at one o'clock,
A. NJ. MRs. SARAH G. WEIR, consort of
DR.. a. Weir, of this County.
Funeral to take place on tomorrow morning
a: o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. Geo. w.
Marquiss of Columbus.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
~ BANKRUPTCY.-No. 1913.
IN BANKRUPTCY No.

IN BAN TOY No.
District Court of the United States,
Northern District of issisippi.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN interested, that THOS. E, BELL has
this day filed his petition for the benefit of the
Bankrupt Law, and that the
Fourth Monday Of September, 1912,
has been appointed by the Court for the hear,
lngIof he same, at the Court room in the town
of Aberdeen, Mississippi.
Test g. NJ. RAGSDALE, clerk.
August 6. 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

THE "BETTER .CURRENCY."-The
in the West now experiences
the full advantages Of the "beiter cur
rency" afforded by the State banks.
The specie standard is established at
Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, and
New Orleans, and in Indiana; and yet
the traveller at the West, starting with
the specie bank paper of either of these
points, will often find it necessary to
change his funds. With Ohio or New
Orleans paper lie cannot move an inch
interior ofKentucky. At every change
of his funds he must lose from three to
ten per cent. discount. Specie pay
ing New Orleans funds are 5 TO 10 per
cent. discount here, and Indiana 3.
AT st. Louis, Kentucky paper is quo
ted at 4 and ) per cent. discount. II
the traveller wishes for something that
will pass for its face everywhere, he
must purchase American gold F.; and he
cannot get that for less than 3 per
cent. premium on silver money. For
a commercial and ever-lravelIing peO-
like this, with tweny-six States, and
all with their banks, to attempt to gel
on without some national currency is
as absurd as it would be to dispense
with steamboats, on the Mississippi
and return TO the old barge and fiat
boats.--LoR. Journal.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

We hear that a certain capitalist is
negotiating for the purchase Of all the
claims against the States, amounting to
S200,OOO,0OO. Ifrumor can be re-
lied on as to the amount he is to give
for them, when they are finally paid,
(as they doubtless will be,) he will re-
aIize handsome profit on the invest
ment.--Erch0agc paper.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
TRUST SALE.

Y virtue of Deed in Trust executed by
- Isaac Eastery to me as Trustee, which
SAID Deed was duly Recorded in the County
OF Oktbbeha and State of Mississippi. shall
proceed TO sell at the Court House door in
the county aforesaid, or the
S1rth day Of January Il. d. 1913.
to the highest bidder for cash the following
tract or parcels of Land. 10 wit; Lots number
one, two three, four and five, of fractional Sec
ton thnty three in township twenty range
fifteen east, containing oil acres, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy note
secured by said deed with interest and cost of
sale. Such title as is vested in me by said deed
Will convey to the purchaser.
CHARLES DIBREI,
Trustee.
St3rkv:lle Miss Julv 18th 1910
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16


One of the st Louis papers gives
the following incident, which occurred
during Mr.. Van Buren's reception at
that place;--
One Of the severest trials Of pub
lie speaker is to be baked in the midst
ofhis speech.-This was most painful
ly Witnessed on the great occasion day
before yesterday. The Judge bow
Iin) had been going on at most iuri-
ops rate, quite steamboat fashion, when
he suddenly came TO a dead halt. He
didn't know what to say. Mr.. B., the
master ofceremonies, punched his hon
or in the seat Of honor, and whispered,
$50 into retirement--the retirement
tell him how he retired from Office"
The Judge took the hint, and broke
off again, like quarter nag, in the
following straint:
"But, sir, if the entrance upon the
duties Of your great Office was peculiar,
your retirement was no less honorable.
Regarding your office as the voluntary
gift Of a free people, when they re-
claimed it, you restored it with that
calm dignity and submission TO their
will, which is characteristic of the
statesman and American patriot; and,
sir, yes, sir, you retired with the unan-
imous appreciation Of the great Amer
ican people. A noble, generous,
magnauimous and free people, ever
ready to forgive the errors their rh-
lars -
"Hurrah three cheers !" exclaim-
ed Mr.. B., master Of ceremonies.
A FISH SHowER.-It seems that there
fell a shower of fish at New Haven, Con.
en- the 9th ult. Professor Olmstead, Of
Yale College, gives an account of tie
storm accompanying it, Of which we pre-.
sent an extract:
"For distance of 10 rods or more,
small blue fish were scattered over the
ground, varying in length from one to SIX
inches. The boys collected them in con
siderable numbers, and several of them
are now in my possession. They are
said by those well acquainted with the
species to be such rs are known to abound
in the waters Just west Of the city, which
communicate, by West River, With the
| - = IL IL, 10.
posted by the storm, and the well known
fact that similar occurrences have been
Witnessed in other hail storms, and are or
record, favors this idea; nor, when it is
well known tina. much heavier bodes1 fare
raised in the atmosphere, even houses and
arge ships, is there anything incredible il
the supposition that these fish were raised
Eom the streams west of the cty and de-
posted in the course of the Storm"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
August 9Th 1912.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-No. 224.
DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATES,
NORTHERN DIsTRfCT OF MlssIss1pP1 {
OIlCE is hereby given, that IsAVEN-
IN DER S. WILKINS of4be. COMMIT of
Lowndes been dulydeclared Bankrunt bv an
order ofthis said Court made on lbe 4fb dsv Of
July AID. 1912; and that the said Lavender
>. Wilkins has applied for a certificate of
final discharge from his debts under the acts of
Congress in such case made and provided: and
bn
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
IN BANKRUPTCY.-No.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-No.
DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES. }
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI.
NOTIl E is hereby given, to all persons
~ Interested, that EVERETT DOW
SING, R., of Lowndes County has this day
filed his petition for the benefit of the Bankrupt
Law, and that the
Fourth Monday Of September 1912,
has been appointed by The Court for the hear
ing of the same, at the Court room in the town
of Aberdeen, Mississippi.
TEST. G. NJ. RAGSDALFi Clerk.
July Is, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
IN BANKRUPTCY.-No. 234

IN BANKRUPTCY.-No. 234
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, }
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI.
NOTICE is hereby given, that GEORGE
~ VAUGHAN, of the County OF Lowndes,
has been duly declared a Bankrupt by an or
der of this said Court made on the 18th day of
July A. d. 1912; and that the said George
Vaughan has applied for a certificate of fina!
discharge from his debts under the actof Con-
gross in such case MADE and provided: and
the
4h Monday of October H. ID. 1912
at Aberdeen, has been set for the final hearing.
All persons interested, may then and there ap.
pear 70 show cause if any they can, why the
decree and certificate of discharge, should not
be granted
G.. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
July 18th, 1872.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TEVhe undersigned having been appoint.
ed Administrator OF the Estate of
Thomas P. Zimmerman deceased by Prob
ate Court ofKemper county at the June
Term thereof June 21st 1S4l) notify all
persons indebted, to said estate, to make inn
mediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate, will present them with
in the time prescribed by law,or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
JOHN KEER. Administrator
ofTHOMAS P. BANNERMAND, dec.
Wahalak Miss. July 10Th 1925
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
From the N. o. Picayune,Eof Aug. g..
Y. ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

- S'a0 ne
N.ORLEANS MONEY MAR k Ell.
Exchange on England 6O days j l-2 4
10 Paris OF 80 5t. 40
n NJ IN oih S az uiSo
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~ - Dostoil' a. s,gh'' GiSc
~ Dp pstoh' W uays'. 70 - X olSc
~ b ii;,aGeiP i'id' a. az S'gh'
'phd' w udyS''
~ Ddi.!' d. a. sl2hl'
70 70 DditliiioIe' w udyS'
go: o. - "
~ Pd'.'oh DouoIcoiS SlO % 10 -
tatriot ae 90 % ID 10
nlleii0dli Ooiu' 4" prem
~ r'n0 PleUeS' % on SPo ~
nie "a - Doi'dIS' par
Ian - Do'idIs' par
DHHes' - pr
NEW ORLEANS CITY LANKs-
Ddhk Oh LoulSiaha,- pays specie
1as BANK pays specie.
Onion Bank, - 70 per CT. DIS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
I.SO

The Aorth west quarter; dissection thir.-
ty four, township seventeen, and the wes,
half, ofthe north east quarter, of section.
thirty three, township seventeen. rance
fifteen, and the south east quarter. or see-..
ton thirty three, township seyen,eeT..,
range fifteen, and the north west quarter;
OF o section hive, township eighteen, range
fourteen, east.
The above land lying and Being in; the.
county OF Oktibbeha and State of Missis.
siPFl belonging to The estate of Edwin
feck deceased,to appear, on the
Fourth Monday Of august 1s42,
at Probate Court to be held at the Court
House n'the town of Starkville and show
cause Of any they ean) why said lands
should not be sold to dischage the debls
against said estate by an order Of said
court.
WILLIAM c. GILLESPIE
Administr.t,.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
'Cuully,
OLD CANEY.

BANK CHARTERS IN ALABAMA
1t will be seen by the following mem
orandum ofthe dates at which the char
ters Of tie several Banks in this State
will expire, that two Of them have less
than three years to run, aud one less
than four. Ofcourse, without an ex-
tension, these will cease to perform the
functions Of banking at that time. In
regard TO the Branch at Mobile, no
limitation appears to be given TO the
word charter; we think, however, that
the prospect is fair that its existence
will soon terminate, from its own ina
bllity to stand, as well as from the gen
eraI current of public opinion:
Slate Banks, Granted. Expires
Tuscaloosa. Dec. 20, 1923 Jsn. /, 1916
Montgomery, Jan. 81, 1882 Jan. l, 1916
Decatur, Nov. IG, 1892 Jan Isis
Mobile, Dec. 4, 1882 no Limitation
Huntsville, Jan. 10, 1885 no limitation
Stock Banks:
Bank Of Mobile, Jan. Is. 1918 Jan. l, 1885
PRS 81 Mch's. Jan, 8, 1896 JAM, 1857
Tuscaloosa Monitor.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

Third Monday of October 1912
at Aberdeen has been set for the final beor;no,.,
All persons interested, may then and there an
pear to show cause if any they can, WHY the de-
cree and certificate of discharge, should not be
granted.
GIN. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
July 4th 1912
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

S hereby given to all persons Interest,"
II ed in the following lands to wit.
The West half of the North East ouar..
Ter, OF section thirty four, township 7 sew.
enteen, range fifteen, and west half Gf
south west Quarter, of section thirty four.
township seventeen, range fifteen.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

A Large lot Of Llnseed Oil, of the best anal
n ity just reed, and for sale low, also Wh;ts
Lead; ground in oil and Dry mo
June l, l842. E. A SMfTH
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Columbus, AUGUST 9th Is42-nr. SI5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-12
2kctE0.

The Terms I}eatV. Some time in the last week Of
the late sc'ien, Commercial tvuycn.on concluded be
tween tho tbiied States and Texas laid before the
Senate by tho President Of the United States COR rafca
ton. Owing 10 Tie late period which that treaty was
uf ~ II not praclicHhe To- the Senate To act upon
Helarf adjournment II will come up. Of course a.
meRg The irsi hnas 10 be acted upon when he Senate
IS again IN sesson The Hon James Rely. Charge
Ailars Of IoNas, between whom and the Secrottr, a
>faieths treaty concluded, having ACCOMPLISHED
that desirable otecl has resigned his trust and returned
is'resas.
Loud AsHaCb40S, accompanied by his suite, sailed
tom At~ York fr England. 10 the British irigae.
u af8air on the 81 inst. Previous 10 bis departure
complimentary sal9ies weIe exchanged between the
u ofa lie snd tie United States SHIP North Caralina
WHICH tie uraal II ommereo ssya..wea responded ta
in aiiee'4rae Tezafi by tie whole mass # eihzcns
TIE CheeaiieFpr NARnfa. Charge d silaircs from
Sweden 10 tue | nlted Slaies, aniona the passen
pee IA The Iackei snip Cambridge winch sailed last
~etA fom New York ior Liverpool.
dr DNtHick. Of the Department Of saic, bearer 10
london 81 the ia!ihca'on ty Tie uied States el In
fnhy OF Washington. sailed IN The steamer britannia
nom Boston 10 Liverpool.
.hetd Con3,ai Brpwded-Nr Fox. the British
Minister Resident at Washington. transmitted 10 the
1lof DANIEL WHISPER On the 18th instant. siN gold
nfdz.s tearing the rrmlt bl Her Majesty lhr Queen
81 England winch ic SAYS IN hIq ltter accompanying
them, ile British Government desires 4, present 10 The
i5lioH.ng named commanders OF ued States vessels.
aehneW iedemcn ofhe services rcndoed ,hem IN sa-
wing The lives q British stamtn, scbee 81 her Majcs-
s: Captain nepeyslcr, Capiain James A. Wooliou,
1AFain T. - chopper, CapudnW ". c. Thompson. Cap
tan Alexander ) Palmer and Captain Sioddard All
Of the ABOVE afe Captains ot New York packet ships,
"ha al 'taots tunes rescued British seam6n and YES
sells igu'n leiliuus situations.
u is Understood that Cerlnodole HIT viii not ac-
eea the arpohiment which has been rendered bn Of
Tie e'mnaud Of tho ships afloat IN Boston harbur.
- AsrsE sf.i a,
ordered TO procsed from the Brlas 10 the AIohtero,.
mem. to assone tie command on that satinn.
neait y Commander ootb5ss-' The edih4rcfthe Bal
tluafe Patriot has boon lavoffd with an extract Of let
Ter irdn an officer board the United States shin Pre-
5f, TO his friend N BALTIMORE which announces The dc
cease Of Coud'r RAipH NooREEfs of tie L = Navy,
who departed ibis tie al Smyrna On the 9Th If .lul,
I lster an illness ofony se'o days. Ills complaint va.
b,i'ions fever lis lemaiue followed to be prart
hs arso BODY afofers frsn hc Fieuch Pau, Il. an,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-12

much 10 regret. maho afei nent1n ct the IA
teTesiing Proceedings % Inc eSeainE.
The nae:.ag was afsaaiaed hy appointing ioHH l.
LAwREseE, rf,sieA, with a GamsHt'ee q reception,
who had acted danas ihe day, f6aiy s'N N nauber as
Vice Presidents. and AnpiscS pouearRrs an StLAs
NJ HuLYER, seesetafies.
MIR LamAsxeK btieiiy opeped The bus.uaa> # lle e
vcane. BY Introducing 70 the Y~s iaul'llo9' brnLEs
Srlprs ESQ, h. BE- said veuid IA ~ Hame Of TIE
Whigx Of New York isaler car lea.lfrt aelsome 10
the eaesss, nav present.
Mr. SglprN sfsss -a,id Tire rs, tumaa,aus elfcT
ing, aad addressed Tie Bosn> fsssrut "a strap q
ferri3 easg1ace, safgtssg- aeg etas oNn hniiapl CT
fr,s He thanked iherl IN u, OF the " h'gs al
New York, iar the i.thfgl manner N vh.ch Tie ar'iu
Gus duties OF the lsst rnemonihs haa heoa FIied and
ia the name of;ko sane Whigs he rendered ihRm the
waymess, heartfelt welcome, tis address, which hdd
h, fanli. its tsYity. MS lfa3bHiy interrupted
BIZ plaslits lene snd ao3 of ;he HI 3id anieaea.
The Hon. Ahhussn nf4saaf 4 INV York. was
tAea introduced 81 ta assenhiage AMID chtefs and shouts
,sheh aims. cHd4eaeTe the dssae Of the 1iheTaacc--
He seemed aycTuhelmed with iae enthusiasm 81 ms 70
copsipn, 5nl he proves thar be a. worthy o IT.
Fur mere than bali an hour he plehalued the audience
hv his el1asnrs and WAS with great difficulty they
would allow aa n elase all he phisst atlusi1n
Ia Henry Claw drew Gown such thinarm i aaplause,
warm. heartfelt applause, as shook Che 1oildpg 10 lis
Foundation.
Gov MoRaHsAn. ef keH'RchY. was u.Nt introduced
BY The Pres dealt and addressed ht asaeu, AT eansdc
rabls length, and wiil powerful ef..tt lie adE@'cd
happily b sht rum haui prscessa1 tr BE- Ho.d call
nothing else, wlEch had attended flen since leaving
Washington. in passlHe Through iha S''fF n i5aal
vans New Jersey an htus iu NesN intk.Z The r.
cepiaa winch hyns. aad the lrenas 70 Congress with
hun bad every where iaei. CARED hafc TIE assi8n't
tina, the relflc were satisfied VIII lie aauHsfia which
their dates lad bn performed dafag The aie long and
srinpus sess.la which tad Iast adjourned.
H. sliHAea yvry baHIf 20 tie prospect o is reinr'
to keu,acisy euJ hal N rho meeting ustsre Inn here
freiass ~ lst he nltl "a peel wtfa Dee raaahfd h~
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ED. 60 YaGT.

fEyllE und Cucd ESPECIALLY announce TO the pub
u lie that we have enlered into co Partnership in
The business OF teaching Male School IN this place.
Our purpose in taking this step. is tho
rough of tuition in line various branches fsudy
pursued in Academies aud Schools than is. we boleve,
IN our power Individually 10 effect BY holding sepa-
rate departments under the roof, good order may
be well preserved, aud the attention Of the teachers be
my devoted 10 particular seres Of recital ions. We fee
confident that the real interest of the pupil may be great
~ advanced hy the thorough instruction Which a
teacher import in Of study to which he de-
votes his exclusive attention The opinion Of most
teachers thai have had an opportunity Tor comparing
the advantages If the Two methods OF teaching, is dee
dedly IN Ety3r Of the division Of labor
Oar patrons Ia this undertaking may be ass red that
IN addition 10 individual experience taf many years
IA this profession, carry into the enterprise zeal To
excel, and determination, hy every exerilon in our
power, ia give satisfaction.
i VIII he perceived hy the annexed programme, that
il course Of English aal Classical study may be pnr
SLED selaal. Bu while We gatIiicd IN being
allie 10 present such course of study To our pupils We
wish il clearly understood HAT we shall allow no stu
dent advance tea higher class, until by strict and
praied eNa;aflu. weaee perfectly convinced that he
Possesses knew lodge otilIe Introductory studies.
Tho Fn1lIsh and Lain Deplrmeuf vii be under the
sapariniondeaee of MIR. Oluhart. and will embrace
the following studUs :-~Orlhggraphy. Elocuuon, En-
Qlsh Grammar, Geography, PeGmanship. Arithmetic,
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy. Geology
rhetoric, Latin and French Languages, ahd Bellies let
tres.
The Greek and Mathematical Department will be
superintendent by Mr.. Saunders. embracing the following
studies Greek Language, Ancient Geography. Gre
can and Romaa Antiquities, History, ancient aud mod
ern. Logic, Geometry, lrgoaometry, Astronomy, Sur
yeYlng, Mensafdiion Of planes and slid,. Conc Sec
lions. and the Integral aal Dfeuutal Calculus.
Particular attention viii he paid to penuianshp and
good reading; accomplishments of the highest impor
auce in estimation; and IN teaching which, hope
tor much success by reason If the ARRANGEMENT
template making.
Tuition per session OF months.
Ia the Classics and Mathematics, ST so
50 the English Department, II 30
NJ additional charges viii be made.
The session viii commence on tho 18th September
ueN. d. s 0iIPHANT,
BRANCH A. SAT NDERS.
July - i'w Is