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= . ar Eti eEty Wing aIolss hin-
sen % sebol. Lea lhsIs Be no lsks-
ssrmneAs. HE eneEgies q lhs nhig
Parry n NoFlh carolina mast - araas-
ed Zee should rssolts-ksmly resolve
. regain he gFoand I'D esaAa.sA he
ehaaeieF whi1k sea less u de Ia sses-
lloa by inactivity. wiHyoa nss3s gssss
Wan you NOT rrdesmihsp pledge yoamsde
lhrengh yenr Representative IN ails last
LeglslsiaErl Hsfra you kill
kssPeaAsily yosf PeIlos-0 ilzeaz.
klch1s1' liines. gho. II. Bryan,
Ssa. Z. Badger. gnO. I.igon.
llas. MeaiH. Jha. w. liafris..
Mob. w. Hsywood. III. w. Miller.
,. Stephenson, y. b. Freeman.
y +. Patterson. w. n. Gales.
Jas. Lilchford. golmslcn Busbes.
ohss. i. Hinton, Geo. w. Hsyzeads
.. w. Whiting. Committee.
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DOMESTIC MANgFncrURgs.

wsais gniIasdilo,snsSh.i De palisy
o. protecting domestic manufacturers.
shlrh wss snSRg die newspapers q he
so1ihfsihed almost alone in adroeasing
some twelve years sgo. has since been
constantly gaining friends. Mr.. M.DuE.
les forty bale theory. and he pride en-
Eendrred By The advocacy Of sials rights.
blinded many; bui the derslOpemems Of
later years have slowly opened lhsis syes.
and thsy are beginning. 10 see how. de
real Independents Ofahs country and die
prosperity sffhs people eanbssl Be main
tanned. II has become NANTES. NOT only
that =. moderately protective tariff does
n0ienhanes the prices 10 the consumers,
bul IN fact that under. The protective sys-
TEN new Improvements are iauOdDced.
and better articles are offered Il loxer
prices. Such being the case. the /. Ame-
rieaa"syslem has been gradually making
lis way. aRdieEesy where new advocates
are sPringing MP. The following excel
lent item on The subject We copy fromahe
last Fayetteville Observer:
PRoTEcTIos.-The Locolacos CHE tlIe
fact. that American Gotten Goods have
supplanied.ihose Of England in some Of
the .lo5nign markets, and hare oven been
shipPsd 10 England ITSELF a. evidence
that . protective Tariff IL unnecessary.
To some extent they are right The
course cotton goods need no protection,
and receive none. All the Tariffs in The
world can have no effect upon them, for
they are made in this country eheaner
than they can be made in Enelandl Hat
would this have.beeA the case except for
The protection exiendedmany years agoi
Certainly not Then, such goods as are
now made here and sold al 4 10 10 cents
yard, were sent TO us from England at
% 10 40 cents. The wise policy Of pro-
tecting manufactures during their infancy,
has succeeded in building up home ma
nufaclure. with which nothing can COM
pete. The country. and the whole conn.
try, j. benefited by il.
The finer qualities Of goods still need
protection, but IL is not unreasonable 10
suppose, that in no great time, improved
skill will place these too, above the reach
Of competition. and beyond the need of
protection. Who will benefit by such
proteclionl oGcourse.the, people OF fhis
country. For to.say nothing Of the new
field opened for enieprize, and the en-
ploymen, Of capital and labor, the price
will be diminished to the consumer
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May ,s.
Town Lot for Sale.

TlNHR subscriber will sell atthe Court House
L in Hillsborough,- on the cad inst. one nn-
divided half ofrthc vacant lot, which lies Norsh
Of DR.. Smith aud East Of Mrs, Ashe, fronting
on Churton Street; as the property Of che
esiate osiJamess II. Hooper, dnaeased..
Twelve months, crediL will, be given. bond
and security required, witlEinterest fom' date
]. w. NORWOOD, .Agenf.
May .. .~ 1z--
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Weekly Almanac.
Appointments.

ELDERLEwIs DUPREE. Of Raleigh, will
Ia preach al the Methodist Church in Hills.
borough. on Friday evening next, tat early
candle lighi;) and he will attend with Elder
George w. Purify nj Mars bill. near HILLSIDE
rough, on Saturday and Sunday afterwards.
Subscriptions will be solicited and public col.
leciinns taken up TO all 10 the payment for the
building of the Bap,is, Church 10 Raleigh.
May IS. IT,
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A correspondent, of the Baltimore PAT
riot, writing from Washington, speaking
Of Mr.. Webster's return 10 Massachusetts,,
says: "he held on as long as he could
without changing his politics as Wing,
The Locefoco tendencies Of the Adminis-
tration became too strong for him, and he
therefore reluctantly, aud after great per-
sonal effort, cut loose from the Office. ]
do,net doubt that he npw' breathes freer.'
What will be his future course is perhaps
as uncertain to himself as il is. entirely
unknown to the public.
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The WIG CLARION is the title OF
new paper just issued. al Raleigh. the first
number ofwhich reached our table. last
week. n is edited by II. w. Hustled,
esq. and published under the supervision
of the Wing Central Committee. al the
low price Of 81 per annum. payable in
advance. The editorials are written in a
clear and pleasant stile, and we have no
doubt will do good service in cheering
and animating the Wings in their ardu-
Gus and patriotic struggle for the freedom
anil honor and prosperity Of the country.
As an appropriate introduction 10 the
CLARION, we publish the following Cir
cular from the Wing Central Committee:
The undersigned. having beenappoint-
cd " A Central Committee Of Vigilance"
10 consult together, from time to time.
and recommend the adoption. Of such
measures as might be thought expedient
to promote the success Of the great Wing
cause. have regarded it, and do still regard
il matter Of vital importance, that there
should be established at the Seat of Co
vernment, or some other central place, a
Newspaper devoted entirely TO the advo-
oacy Of Wing principles. and. Of. such
.cheapnes, as will enable any, however IL
miied his means, TO subscribe. We are
graiied 10 learn ,ha, this plan meets the
hearty appreciation. of many true Wings
in different sections Of the State. Know
ing full well, and feeling strongly, the
importance to, our cause, at this time, oil
such paper, formed on such a plan and
edited with spirit and ability, we have
concluded to engage the services oil gen
tleman Of known, talents. and whose uni
fliching devotion to that illussrious States
man and Patriot, HENRY Clay, oi
j Kentucky, a man who has done more
for his country than any one living
whose ardent devotion TO civil liberty
whose bold and eloquent denunciation o.
tyranny, from whatever quarter IT may
have. come, whose readiness and ability
in defending the institutions Of his coun
try, regardless of personal consequences
have truly endearedi him to the Wing
Party and entitled him, to the gratitude o
| the Whole Nation. The Wings o
North Carolina cannot be unmindful o
how much they owe to the exertions o
Mr.. Clay, and most assuredly, they all
nit the necessity Of prompt and. emerge
I lie. action in defence ofthe cause in, which
they have BEEN so, long, engaged. w
cali upon you then. TO aid us ill., diilnsln'
informa,ion-in preparing medium
through which the humblest Wing IN tn
State may derive the means Of deiendln
, those principles which are as dear 70 h'a
as they are 10 the highest and wealshies'
We have embarked in this enterprls
,Iunder the strong solicitations oil VIM
friends, in different parts Of the State an
after the matuIest deliberation on our par
: and under the hope that we shall be SUI
tanned; and we leave it to yop, and
, each one ef,you, now TO say whether
a
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We hare seen The rough sketch q lhe
work noticed below. The conception Is
geedi and II well esriea.ou, and nealS
executed, il sill Be no doubt in . high
degree useful and ornamental. II Is IN
tended 70 be pictorial engraving. repre-
seniing at one view The way through life.
and The multiplied iampiaiieas and en-
eoursgemenis by which il is hedged in
warning 10 the evil, and = beacon Of
hone 10 Che good. The work is offered
cheap. being. only one dollar per copy;
and a. Mr. M'Msnnin Is a well-known
citizen of'ihis county, we trust thai The
citizens Of Orange will give. him suffi.
eient encouragement % enable him 10
complete i,is work in good style. The
copyright has been secured. and Mr.. NJ.
will proceed TO the north in few weeks
10 have i, engraved. The following mo-
lice liz is from the Raleigh Star:
The Christian Monitor. or The Hdys Of
LIFE and Death.
We had the pleasure Of examining The
above work, and we have no hesitation
in saying that il is not only ingenious and
interesting in high degree, but that i. is
calculated 10 effect great good wherever
II may be circulated. The inventor is
the Rev. John A. M'Mannen, Of Orange
county. 10 would be difficult as well as ie-
dious 10 attempt, al this time. such an ex-
PLANTATION Of the workas would present il
in detail 10 the imagination of,ihe reader.
II is emphatically CHART. showing the
Hoy Of life and the Hdys Of Death. The
whole superstruciure. raposes upon. the
SIRE foundation Of the Word.of God; 1.-THE
way Of Life is described as plain and
high way, leading through beseimen,s
and multiplied snares, to the regions Of
Eternity. where the reward of the
successful pilgrim is fully and brightly
displayed. On either sideofiihis way o.
life, are scattered. ,hickly aud fearfnlly,
the denunciations of The Bible agains, the
wicked, together wi.hrahe bitten fruits 81
final impeniience and disobsdience.
We understand Mr.. M'Mannen is de.
sirous Of procuring fine engraving Of The
work. Indeed, such preparation is in
dispensable TO the success Of the under
taking; and we hope the citizens Of Orange
especially will SO encourage him by adj
vance payments as 10 enable him forth
with TO procure the engraving. We un
destand he progresses rapidly with hi
subscription list; as evidence. Of which
! i, is said nearly erery family in HILLSIDE
rough has subscribed for copy, and tina
some have taken rs many as TEN copies
II his friends in Orange, where he,is wei
! known and possesses the unbounded con
hdence Of the people will make advance
| payments on their subscriptions. he cal
! have the work out and before the publ,
in few months. For one, we confess
we are impatient for the result. We be
lieve it may be sold faster than copies cal
be furnished.
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Strayed.,

YNR0M the subscriber, about the first OF May.
- two MULES one bay mare mule, three
years old. and the other q. black. three. Yeas
old, with large wart under i,s belly. 4 rea.
sonable reward will be given for their delivery
to the subscriber, and information, respecting
them.wlll be thankful received. --4
JOSIAH TURNER.
=
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"0nly think" ssid Mrs. Brown 10
another gossip, s then loeofocos are go
ing 10 put on more taxes I" No. you
don't say soi Yes they be; this paper
says they'll lax our ereduiiiy."
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Special Court.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY,.
Superior Court, of Law-March Term,
iS43;

Superior Court,oi Law-MaTcn I.erH,
lS43;
f7T appearing TO the Judge now holding this
= Cousi, that abe businessapon the Civil Dock
et ofthe same cannot be done a, ahieaerm; II
Is ordered by ahc said Judge, thata term ofthe
Superior Court Of Law for this county be held
on the first Monday in June next, according TO
the provisions uf.the act passed al the last SEES
sion oiithe Gpnerali Assembly. euti!lcd,, ian
act for-tise more speedy administration Of jus.
tice." II is further ordered. that The Clerk Of
this Court cause this orderto be published in
the Hillsborcugh Recorder, and advertised ct
the door Of the court house and three or'more
other public places in the county.
Parties and Witnesses are notified 10
attend on Monday morning, as il is expected
that ,he Court will enter Immediately upon the
trial Of cansee.
JOS. C. NORWOOD, c. Sc.
March 81. Go
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TO Printers.

a YOUNG MAN OF steady habits wishes 70
~ &c, employment, as jour ieyman Printer
in an off 70 either in North C aroliaa, Virginia
South Carolina, or Tennessee. Address the
Post Master al lIillsb sfosghs appd il will b
promptly attended 10.
May Q, "a
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At,he late Superior Cour, for the coun-
ty Of Beaufort, Judge BAILEY presiding,
James E.. Stubs was tried. and found
guilty of the murder Of his wife, and senr
fenced TO be hung on Friday The 9th Of
June next.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE IN THE FIELD
We learn that at the muster at William
Trice's, in this county, on Saturday last,
Col. William F. Russell, Of Granville
county, declared himseE candidate to
represent this district in the next Con-
gress OF the United States, pledging HIM
self, however, to withdraw in case a
Wing candidate should be brought out.
He addressed the people a, some length;
after which Henry X. Nash, ESQ.,, who
was on the. ground, was, loudly called. on
10 reply. He, however, declined, stat
ing that he was not candidate for Con-
gress, nor did he expect 10 be, and as
Mr.. Russell pas a candidate, he would
bc glad 10 hear his views more al length.
Mr.. Russell then again took the stump
and, directed his remarks so directly to
MIR. Nash. as to make il necessary for him
so,rply. Mr.. Nash did reply. and, we
understand, gave the gentleman from
Granville a pretty severe cAsiigation-
tearing his speech into shreds. As VIC
were not present, we cannot venture 10
give the various points oflebate; but we
learn that Mr.. Russell condemned the
course Of Gen, Daniel in Congress, ant
the caucuses" which nominated isim
and ayowed his willingness to fight OF
his own hook, after the old-fafhioned re
publican mode. srhe, two candidates
Messrs. Russell and Daniel, age To, be II
this place at May CeaEs (nex1tt week ''
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Removal.

To sesurs . llsrrF Sac - L1ks11ferI.
he suhseri1sIs ksFs rtz1zea ia ~.
Aziten Lxne. @ lhsl mxr~skt 80 var 1855
8 slsrirs FfsF. srd fwnk u sxss1 1e8 fe<+
6sep. No a. cOl&fLssND s84EkT. nns<
kra@au9s thu wbeia q wkieh tar eexspy
ard wkeFs iAryAhara esa1btahe& aAAks xasen.
ara k@eashA~sy. wAAoAss3iA h@ase. I'D Ts&sil
ernRflmeml aer Ghs nsEts &aEem ysars. .ad
wherf ihsy miM hape 10 zee al psrsema Aexl-
isa IN MedisiAes mhs FiEa he Cas-. Bsias -
Ne tieiniiy e. al lhe lnaa ksasas. hex lss~rs
slice kepi epsn itfs and early, is aeeenzas-
date ihese ~hsss h1sinsss Gale tkssa.ss 1ks
E1sl aide 81 he tssn 10 the saiSdls e tks dsy.
C0MST0cK & co.
Kss fork. April. 1915. a.
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SOS DIZZY enc. IhsiRld q hFiag ca
pased q msn uf he sane SHADE e psi
llci oPiaioa. de ssns,s noe rrpfsssnls
he mssi ePposils parties. and eaters iala
dis<nssion and dsb1iequils ~ largely ~
lhs cher branch ef lbs Gsnefal Asssm-
n.y. Tie H0ase. except a he diHsreni
aPRon6onmanI ohths nsmhen From &C
seEfral towns. presents noGhina anpznal.
and Che forms az proceedings aFs n0s
difarsni ffom dose which have - lang
pssTniled. On important bill Ser fhe
rsoFgsnizstiaa q shs conrss of cenmon
hlras ws iEirpdscsd. and xillsbs eensi-
dersd Il fhe Bexlsession. A slighi amend
meni was made 10 The election Ian. with
she design, Of: simplifying the. nanicipsl
elections. A resnloiion of-tlfanks Was
passed 10. General Daarl5ssn, Of Massa-
ehusetif.. for iiis generous and manly
oondnei towards Rhode Islsnd4-aa aei
die responsibility sndI homer Of which
bflong 10 hin alone. Nat. IaifL
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Attention y

To fLs COmnissionsd 0efesrs and .lhs
sieians q fhs 2sfh Rsgimsaf # NORTH
Carolina iliiifia.
WOG are hereby ordered saa eemmandsd
10 AHEAD al nslid Msbaness. On Thur
day The f5sh dag 81 lhis instanl. 81 81 o'eIoek.
armed and equipl ss the lar diferts, for CauFt
MARTIAL. Natlce u farther glEen. that - Eise-
ton will be he 4 Al the same time and place.
20 eis.t.a MsiaF GFnsFd % the adlDssseloa %
North cafoliaa Militia. 10 .sap2Iy the EaeaHey
oceasi0ned b. The resigasiisn % fAsmss ".
Graves.
Given nnder ny hand. this The sth say Of
May. is45
Mays. IA
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Stray.

stray.
FpAKEN up and entered on the stray book
Of Orange county, on the 9th Of Fcbru.
airy last, by Nathan Kindly living on Stony
Creek, twenty-five miles north ofHillsborongh,
apale red sow with black spots. marked with
a swallow fork in the left ear ard three under
bits in the RICH, ear; five Sti0ATS wdhwhi,e
and black spots, unmarked; aud six PIGS with
black and with spots. all unmarked. Valued
al seven dollars
JOHN A. FAUCET. Ranger.
MARCH 81. z3r-
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Notice.

q adjourned meeting Of the Bolrj Of Super.
"a intendents Of Common Schools Cor Ora nge
County, viii take place on the Friday OF May
Court, in HillsboTougl, where oil that have
business with the Board are respectfully invil'
ed 10 attend.
JOHN TAYLOR, Secretary
Mayo. IS
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PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY MUSEUM


Family Newspaper. neuital in aolilics--
opposed toquackery, 'snd desotad 10 the use-
ful Arts, Education, Morals, Healrh and
Amusement.
The Tale, Sketches. Narratises, Biogrs plies,
Essays, and Poems shall be OF the fret order
-Sthe best, produc,ian fithe best writer's al
the day. Also, articles on. History. Astrono
my, Chemistry, and all the useful Arts and
Scencies, with liberal portion Of, light reads
ing, anecdotes, wit. humor,. making varieds
rich, and mirth iinspiring Ohio.
LiEE ON rue ucEAS. -EaTnishiag, narfstfves
Of starting dxentuT es al sea- showlRgalseco
rage and hereism, OF the bold Mariner, aa
lie springs from his hammock and .fiiesso the.
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Where smsxement confronts him with
images dire,
Wild winds and mad waves drive the vessel
wreck,
The mss,s lAy in splinters-the shronds are
on,6Ee..
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Select and Original. Gemsif. ON the best pro-.
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10 be, until fu dher notce, mere lhfral by faf,
/ than. have yet beenofsred By any Newspapaz
of real character or merit.
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4 um % published every week al e2,pes annam
as usual, in advance, or.s3 alslhs END Of tbs
lyear.
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the Newspaper will be forwarded. securef,
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n TROS. G. CLARKE & Co.
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camposed Of Ihs counties Of Ashe, Wilkes.
sany, Stokes. Rockingham and Cassell.
Mr.. Mitchell is favorably known in .
larse portion OF the district. haEing beea
elected % The last Congress in. nlses q
he Hon. Lewis Williams, deceased.
We learn .ffom.ihe National Intelligent
Ger, ihai an lthe sth instant. Daniel Web
ser resigned tho Office of Secretary Of
slale. and that Hugh s. Legare. Attorney
General OF Ihe United States. is appoint
edo be acting Secretary of.siaie for The
present..
Caleb Gushing. Of Massachusetts, is
appointed Minister and Commissioner 10
China. in the place Of Edward Everett,
WIN declines. the appointment. On The
same day Mr.. Gushing drew his pay Of
$4,000 As outfit, and has appointed Dir.
John Tyler, jr. as his private secretary.
This is The Caleb Cushing whose no
minaiion as Secretary Of the Treasury
was three lines rejected by the Senate on
the 81 Of March lasi-on The third time
By aSoie Of 2io go! But il seems that
Captain Tyler was determined tha, his
devoted psriizan should. be fcwarded, and
Notwithstanding The. recent rejection. he
seizes upon the FRS. opportunity during
The recess Of the Senate 10 bestow upon
him . still more important Office, and
dispatches him 10 post so distant Is IL.
most TO nullify the action Of The Senate.
No one before Gen. Jackson ever dared
to attempt such thing; and unfortunate
ly he was sustained by his grea, popula-
riy even in his most outrageous. acts.
Bat il is mistake, We think, to suppose
thar John Tyler can assume a like ere
sPonsibiliiy" with equal immunity.
Blu. Mr.. Tyler 10 not only wanting in
a decent respect for the opinions Of The
Senate, in appointing man whom they
had rejected for less important Office.
but he has grossly violated an express
provision OF the law which authorized the
mission--a provision. too, which was
added as an amendment, after the solemn
and deliberate consideration Of Congress,
expressly for the purpose Of preventing
the appointment Of person to SO impor-
iant and. distant mission who would moi
be acceptable 10 the Senate. The law
says
".iadprorided further, That no agent
shall be sent by virtue Of this act, unless
he shall have been appointed BY and 'cih
the aiviee and consent cfthe Senais."
10 us il seems difficult to determine
which mos, to admire, Mr.. Tyler's due
aslity OF conscience in making an appoint
ment SO contrary to a law which no il
sworn to execute; or Mr.. Cushing's pre-
sumption in entering upon the. mission
thus appointed. Congress should CEASE
making laws, il it submits tamely to suel
defiance Of Its: authority.
ANOTHER CANplpATE IN THE FIELD
We learn that at the muster at. William
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REFERENCES.
John witherspoon. ID D., Hon. r Nash, DR..
James Webb, John w. Norwood, esq Hon
william A. Graham, Marlborough, Rev. Drary
Lacy, Haleigh;: Rev. d. S,ratton, ALI ed Hatch,
Robert Primrose, INs,sbern;: Rev Taos Owen,
Wilmington; Rev. A. Wilson, D. D., Rev. John
A. Crater, Grssnsboroagh.
Register and standard, Rsleish, New.
bern Spectator. Eayo,teyille Observer, and
Wilmington Chronicle, .insta once week for
four weeks.
NAV RI. ID
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Solitary confinement isas bes@. aksn-
donsd in ihe Rhode leland peniieniiary.
The Providence journal says il xssfound
% operate uHfavorably upon he health
of ne prisoners. asdsfreqpsady 70 induce
partial and confirmed insanity.
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HILLSB0ROUGH
iEEMiAMIA SCHOOL,

MIR. & MRS. BURwEIG, Principals.
sl>HE Fall Session will commence on Mum
i day the third Of July, aud close on the
last Of November.
The usual branches Of a thorough English
education are taught, together with the Latin
and French languages. More attention paid
10 the solid fhan tothe ornamental branches,
though the latter are not neglected.
We have in our own family places for four
orfive more boardrrs. and as our number is-li,
mited, tits desirable ihstihose who wish their
children placed under ourimRedistc attention
should make eariygapplication.
Board can be obtained in most respeciable
families al $40 per month. including oil ex.