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Gss;;H kerry in Richmond Staten Island. The House IS
fwosiory frame building, in perfect order and newly
panied good schools and churches are in The
.ghborhoot, and two onibusses pass the doo o5iy LOT
red or for Bakery. the basemen, having been fitted up
for that business, offers grea, Inducements Inc ren, ""
Horse Tavern Staten Island TO Addison Dougherty o.
Wallis III IN
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AA TO LET-The second story of the
I'LL building No. Spruce street "A. Apply TO
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HAYNES E.XPECTORANT.--This

Sworn and subscribed before this 9th day OF January
1913. DANIEL ). MooRE. Justice Of the Peace. nil AZ
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her mistortunes and wrongs
Lady Bulwer never returned to the mansien
from which she had been SO dsgrecefully thrust
She retired with her children to the country; and,
for six months, resided with great retirement
She obtained separation from her husband, but a
large sum of money was necessary to file bill of
divorce. - This she had no prospect CT obtaining
for she received from Bulwer barely the means OF
subsistence. Yet, she says, those months OF quiet
were among the happest of her life. She could
have lived on contentedly for years for the rap
idly developing charms of her young children
! compensated her for every prvation. But her
husband persecution pursued her even to her Sc
| clusion. He requested her to sign some papers,
the import of which / have forgotten, threaten
that her children should retarn to his protec-
tion If she disobeyed. She refused; entreated
him to leave her umolested, as she should never
more modest him. Then came the last, weli-aimed
blow, which crushed her maternal heart. Her
chdren-her cherished children-her only conso
lation in atliction-her children, fer whom she had
endured ndisni,y, and suffering, and prvation and
wrong-were stolen from her by well-laid ssrate-
gen. and conducted to their father. While her
heart and brain were convulsed BY the most terri
Bile fears at their prosrscted disappearance, let
ter from Bulwer was placed in her hands. 1t in-
formed her that the children were now in h,S pos
session; and that, since she had dehed his power
by refusing to sign the papers, as punishment,
she should nerer behold then, again He added,
in conclusion :" Madam, remember thar YOU are
tatherlsss and brcthsrless and will crush you to
etems.' These arehis words
The strongest affection of her nature trampled
upon, what wonder that she became frantic Who
is so sisless, that he may fling the stone of re-
| proach, because re0ease was at last awakened IN
her bosom The man, before whose talents wor-
Shipping world was bowling in admiration, whose
name was ,rumpe,ed from mouth 10 mouth as
GOD 8 was, like hend, eserting all the ingenuity
OF hls crafty nsture TO keep on the mental rack a
being, who had devoted her life to him and his off
spring. And should the world know nothing of
,his7 Alas when Lady Bulwer expected justice
or compassion from the sror!d, she forgot that the
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- DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE

%HT LAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES-The sub
scribers continue to give crafts for any amount,
payabIe on without discount, any charge wha
soever at the following places viz: in lteand-Ihe ma.
ona Bank of Ireland and the
James Built, Son < Co., bankers London; the Exchange
Discount Bank Liverpool and a. hs h agencies
Bank of Scotand Greenock Banking Company and their
branches in the principal towns Sir VIM. Forbes Hunter
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ia TO LET-W orkshops OF various
%:A sizes. best lighted OF any in the city, and low
Psss. ssisn given imv-ediately. inquire OF
mi I'm ]. LOCKE. 81 Ann street.
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REMOVED.

TIME Subscl ibers have removed their Clo-
n thing Store to. the South side Of the
Sheriff's Office, Market Street, where they
will sell theil stock of CLOTHING, at redai-.
ccd Prices, as they are DESTROYS of closing
business this season. -
PRICE ELLIS, & CO.
n. B. Those indebted for last year are re-
specially requested to can and settle.
January, 1S43. $3.50
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ID 4
exhibition was 4, :.
% D,.,,,pIisable upon l. anl
- that they SCENT -
l. ',sI Of some .' -, -.
'"'s'tfwithstanding ING
], he be aefs' that were sst.
ss are left IN, N a - s' ~
's',ior, similar to the
person r0useu ,a.or
.adsavoring to deter
!, reality, which nc
Moore lately mad made
Hlesunerism' dlr rec.
o.. o. Lyncecum Of this
= commenced his ex-
Children, an interest," t'9,e,ns
GU III understanding
~ II perhaps it may
l Zones more suscep,
ii,suen.e by repeated
inst were atlen led
. aFc,ent however to
:sam At length he
.ta ,tI far surpassed his
d. nss,,tectly confounded
u strangeness Of the
,,oppsssnIed to him. When
g'fbis ability to repro
,s.nsric phenomena "a. a.
,sntsof bis success 'lia'
.,re invited in company
' s'l Spillman' and
,aoS at DR.. Lincecnm s
lss nj would afford US an
..iae what he had des'
..,temeht of the facts
' md subscribed by the
gth those, who have
H. gentlemen, this ac-
messed will require no
\ kmENTs:.
\ The subject, being
saeric state by the
MI. desired to accom-
mlss to his parIour.
announced herself
has requested TO des-
the parlour. | he
there are chalr,,
H., Two pictures, or
nver being perle6 tly
ia: requested to visit
Ibere the common or
Of the furnilore of the
smaller articles had
changed an hour be-
make the test Of these
agid as possible; here
s:led the most perfect
Everything in the apart
/ describing not only
icles Of furniture there
10 detail, some shells,
!; on the mantel- piece,
one lydy in the room
ere were two children
HAD ono With yellow
ber WITH black, al Of
belly correct.
ls then placed in com.
b the subject, she was
company him to his
be- asked what she sa"
:cribed accurately the
/ room; she was asked
saw, and replied, two
and one small one. Or
describe the small one
!, little boy, and procee.
} his peculiar costume
En- feature of which wa
sg; which was all cor
ply placed in the same
NJ Browne, a I'd desi
Ane Of his apartment.
EdOl said there was
and comfortable, am
1, one male and two fe
a then requested to q
lOOm where she said 81
|lin5 by the fire readin.
eEas asked if she saw an
4, and replied if lher
/ did not see them. A
| Dr. Lincecum thinkin
bad been suf GENTLY Ion
+ STATE proceeded to RI
pes and soon restored ht
FsassiOn Of al! her sense.
Aofi respite Of about on
suggested TO DIR. Line,
sectlenan from Virgin.
'PpOrtunity Of propoundif
lans in relation to his d
Rrns.
r. ives again operated !
nm a few minutes was
sleep. DR.. Lincecur
y asked her if she Won
.pn TO Virginia. Answe
she was reque
apartlcu1ar room and &
y there. She @nswer
VI and commenced a a
Ial0nishmgly accurate ele
'ae apartment and what
!9HnsralIy. She was ask
lha &c. I
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TRUST SAFE.

ID Z virtue Off deed of.trusi executed
- TO me as frus;ee, on the 5th day of
Jan. 1899, by Jesse. Medley TO secure the
payment Of certain notes to Thos. Brown
therein specified. Which said deed in
trust was duly recorded in the Office Of the
clerk of Probaics of Lowndes county. /
will proceed to sell for cash 10 tae Town
of Colberton
Mondaythe 30M day Of January 1913
the following described property 10 wi,
Lots three and four in block No. %.
Lot 8 in block No. "a. Also the remain
ing part of Lot six, notlconveyed to Jas,
y. Capsllaw and Calvin McCrackeu, by
deed of trust dated Sept. 26th, 1888. AL
so new frame building formerly owned
by j. B. Glassup, all Of which property
is situated in the, town ofCOlbert, county
of Lowndes and state of Mississippi.
PETER WARREN, trustee,
Jan. 5th. 1912
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ROBINSON & COLLINS,

Offer at their Wholesale Drug and Chemical
Ware House,
ono. 81 eytt a,Ret 9pt,eet,
BETW'EEE2dS Sd STREETS
PHILADELPHIA,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Drugs
IN Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye,
Stufs, Glass, &c. of Fresh and unadulterated
articles; Also, Anatomical PrepararI ions and
Surgical instruments, which they will sell low
for Cash or Country Produce, such as Cotton,
Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, and Molasses.
All persons opening new accounts will be
required to pay one half or two thirds Cash
with coed references, or the whole in some of
the above named articles, for which the high
est market price will be allowed. Country
Merchants making their purchases in this city
for Cash, will do well to call and examine our
Stock and Prices,
N. B. Any orders sent to us will be filed,
and forwarded with as little delay as possible,
and at such prices as will give satisfaction.
Particular care paid in putting up Doctors
orders. -,
Philadelphia, Pa Dec. 1912.
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NOTICE.

IRON and after the first day of January
next, the subscribers viii sell their re-
naming stock Of goods for Cash only, at cost
and necessary charges in getting them here.
Their stock Is yet large and great bargains
can be had by calling on them.
Being determined to close up their business as
soon as practicable, all persons indebtedto them
are respectfully but earnestly requested to make
seftle their accounts by note or Otherwise.
IL. BUCHANNONE CO.
Columbus. Dec 9th, 1912. a.a-1
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE. 8
YEyHIS Institution. viii be open for young
IL ladies' on the 1st Monday inJ anuary lS43.
Young ladies' can be accommodated with boar
ding. .pp.n,,.rp
N. b. Lessons in Music viii Be given BY
Professor Pfster.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LoWNDEs COUNTY.
Probate Court, November Term, a. d. 1912.
HNyO all persons interested in the estate of
II Francis I. Sharp. late Of I4owndes coun-
ty deceased,
You are. hereby cited to appear before the
Judge of our Probate Court, at Term thereof,
to be holden at the Court House for said coun-
ty, on the lst Monday in January, A. ID. lS43,
then and there to show cause, il any you can,
why an order should not be made to sell the
following described Lands, situated in Lowndes
county, and State of Mississippi, belonging to
the estate Of the said Francis I. Sharp, decd.
according 10 the PRAYER ofthe petition of James
M. Share, Administrator of the estate OF said
deceased to pay The debts of said estate,
TO wit: The West half of Section No. 40 in
Township No. IL South, of Range No. Is
West, in Lowndes countys Mississippi. 1t is
further ordered by the Court, that this citation
be published in the Democratic Wing, and the
Columbus Democrat, two ne wspapers publish
ed in the town of Columbus, for SIX weeks sue
cessluely.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas Samp.
son, Judge of the PROBATE Court for
Iotvndes county, the LIST Monday o
November, A. d. 1912
Issued from the minutes, the 10th day O
| November, A. D. 1912.
w. P. FULLER. Clerk.
Attest: THO'S. w. FULLER,
Dept. Clerk.
November II. 1912. Q St
1
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FRANKLIN ACADEMY.


II N presenting ourselves before the pub
that our barque engaged in SO noble a
cause, will be famed by the most auspi-
cious breezes.
Without vanity and with all due deer
ence, we presume to say, that the Acad-
envy conducted on tie new plan, and on
our own responsibilities, offers a rare op-
portuDity to parents and guardians. Our
course OF studies will be liberal and sys-
tematic. Every possible facility will be
afforded to our pupils for acquiring a use.
full and practical knowledge of all thin
studies, and we will make every effort, TO :
improve the taste, manners and morals of
all pupils committed to our care.
Our long experience as Teachers, and
the success that has attended our efforts
heretofore, together with the confidence
IF the citizens in our ability and fidelity,
confirm our belief that our Institution will
be literally patronized.
The m lie Department will be conducted
by ]. A. Mclean and S. Norris.
The Female Department will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. L. P. Mclean principal.
and as soon as the number of pupils will
justify it, the services of competent fe-,
male assistant will be obtaincd.-The,
musical Department by Carl Ferdinand
Joeckle, as heretofore pupil receiv-
ed for less time than session.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
The Ist class will embrace spelling,rea.
ding, writing, arithmetic,[ mental and prac-
teal per session, Sl2 w.
2dclass, the same with English gram
mar, Modern History, Geography, CO n.
position, and use Of the Globes, do $16+
T Sd class, the same with Ancient and
Modern History, Natural Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry,
EFocution, and Algebra, &C., with tha
French, Latin, and Greek lang
Per session $40 90
or One half tuition fee in advance.
/ j. A. Mclean,
s. NORRIS.
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FEMALE DEPARTMENT.

FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
The same branches viii he taught in this
Denartment a IN the male. The pFinci-
mi of the male department, will attend to-
the recitatioris Of the young ladies who may,
stndy Latin and French.-Frcm IL to 3
o'clock p. M. Drawing, Painting. Fan.
icy needle work, and the projecting OF
Maps, will be taught in this Department.
| at tie usual rates. 49, -
Terms the same as in the male departs
ment. ,s
or One half Of tuition in aavanco.
LUCINDAvP. MCLEAN
N B. The school willoPcn on the lst
MIDI, :, =, Ian next.
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S3O.OOOI 15 Prizes Of 60 ooo,
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE RIIILnING.

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON
AeIar Lottery, Class be drawn Axanrta Monde.
ths End and received here By Tuesday nights mail
Prizes-S2o 900. 60OO, 1000, $1,000 ls42 $50 prizes
OF 5OO &c. as Nos-1l drawn. Tickets So
Va Leesburg Extra. No for 1884, drawn at Baltimore
I'd January
Pri1es-lO.OOo. 1850, I24a, prizes of 1000. of
500 10 OF 400, 20 of 800, 80 Of 200 so OF l5O &c
1S Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets So SO.
Va Leesburg Extra. No. ut Baltimore 4;A
and drawing due here by Thursday nsht.
Pnzes-Sl6,O00, 1000, 1000, 500, 15OO, 2i4 20
OF 900, 20 Of 3O0 30 Of l50 300 OF 100. &c. 7s Nos
and IL drawn. Tickets Sand the smallest prize Sc
Va e-burg Class No l. be drawn Exchange on Fri
day at 81 O'Clock. p. NJ
P1zes-Sl0000, 1000 500 500, ,I3l. prizes OF
1000 Of lO0 10 Of 3O0 10 Of 600 90 Of l5O 81 Of 1875
l45 OF 100. &c Nos. and - drawn. Tickets So
Grand Consolidated, Wilmington. Class No for saturday .t
January Prizes-ssooo 2oso. OF 1000. az ESQ
Of 200 OF $50, 10 Of 100 &c. &c Nos Is drawn
Tieken f2t.
For the 9TH Of Janusry. is4a-sprnd Scheme e1anaria
Lottery, Class A.
Pnzes-S3O00O, 10000, 5000, $40, 5000, $500
2,oOO and u so Prizes OF 900, &c. &C. Tickets $40
For The 18th January Va Leesburg A. to be drawn al
Alexandra.
Priles-sa5ooO 10000, 1900 5000, 1900. 10 o,
1000, 10 Of 500, 10 OF 800, &c. &c sc No--anG Ie
drawn. Tickets $40.
B-M orders CONFIDENTIAL and to with propt,-
for Packages or for a single Ticket
Do in al the above, in propoion-for by
Ja CHARLES wORTHAN
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IN EXECUTION Of the trns.

~ 6AESO llOI> OF the trust, created by q
Il deed made by Col Robert Samuel Tayor tr.
dated the 18th day Of March the benefit Of Nes WI
Maefariand and Holden Rhoes assignee Nicholas M.
s for re benefit Of Mrs Mary C. Goblin and win
odd BY the sd Samuel The s,h on
January nett faif. day. at THE REEDS in
% eo'nfy Of Caroline 10 the highest bidder cash that very
valuable and highly Improved Tct Of THE REEp-
lying on the Mairony River county supposed % contain
zoo acres and bounced the noh by Maapony Rive. on the
west by the road ang from White Chimney 10 Reey Mus
the east BY ihs nd Of Jas Levi. Berky and ON
e south BY other snds of the said CoTbn about Fly one
Slaves with t snee the 5 Of March
ISL Among these Slaves there ven mechanics
o-ers cooks dining dairy maids washer women
and mary very valuable hands
Al The same place execution Of created by deed
Hd by he said Robert B. CoEbn and Mar wife to Sorbore
Sutton and Fes;us Dickinson the benefit OF Mr. Niche
s Mills dsied the 18th day be sold hy III.
sutton and Dickinson Immediately The sale under the
deed herein before eonel 10 the hshr b
der for cash that valuable improved Tract Of Land
lying on Rredy Creek county Caroline about
1000 and the south BY the laD. f WaIne W
Mason Samuel b. Oliver Gaun on the west BY Reed,
Greek the Cae. Akn.on AMI nj
the north BY the called The Reeds nd also abo,t
f two slaves with the Increase Of tn .naes the
I'm day OF May, Among Thee sayr- PURCHASE, NAV oh
tain slaves Of almost every qualification.
Al the .ame place and in created BY deed
made BY the said Robert Corbn The saa Noorp. sutton
and George Mills dated the sih day OF seu, Isss
TOT the eneih Of the aid Nicholas M by the sid
Sutton trustees (imrnessy amer tb ,e nrs, ,hs
deed shan be eopte1 to the hsb h.s,
for cash whatever property p-rsns remain n the
property conveyed BY ,he two deed, 6rs above onoss ST.,
ng Also three slaves and The nrrra ~ a., g
aes born the 5th Of September four heel
Riding Carriage Harness Asu great vanetv ~ P,n,or
AMI Farming Utensils and Tools Wagons Cart.
Hoes ASes &e Also so bead Cattle so head Of sheen
10 mules and 20 head Of hogs Also variety
and Kitchen Furniture Of ths best quality Also many valuable
Beds Mattresses Blankets Carp-t Also hrrc ouan,y o
Bed and Table Linen China GAS and Silver Ware cutlery
The three deeds Of tr herein OF record in
The Clerks Office Of the County Court o Caroline
The above me ntoned Sales VIII be day until
completed un interrupted BY bad event Win
Be resumed on the first fair day and continued completed
sAMt'EL TAYLOR.
NoRBoRNE 2 SUTTON,
FESrUs DICKINSON,
GEORGE MILLS.
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GENERAL AGENCY.

VvNHE subscribers, having associated themselves
u under the style Of Pmr 81 Tsss sos tender their sei
ees as General Agents IN the City Of Richmond
CLAIMS OF every description receiving subscriptions periodical
PERI renting out receiving the selling property
town or county hiring
posing Of them al public SALE
slant and unemied attention Of both gwen our
ability and inclination fidelity dispatch
ever CUISINES may be entrusted refer
hennoni generally and particularly the following
Gen WIN lambert Mayor Peyton WIN. H.
hea AUDITOR a. W. Munford Thomas DAVIS
NICHOLAS Mills John Rutherford Hon Andrew NJ
Patton Fleming James Lewis Webb Sterling l. Cruinp Ralaon
Pleasahts Williams la xaH James ksskie, John L.
w Once on Main l. n. Bsgers
Lottery once over the grocery 81 Harrison where
one or both Of may always be found during
..-.- .- . r. ~. TABB.
p. NJ. TABB,Jr
B-Appiesnts from the country, their servants in
on would consult their interest by giving
before the 18th OF the month Deeember by sending
wants TO before practicable there
afrr. p Al TaRR
Richmond. Dec IL. lsio-e&fsawiot p NJ TAap II,
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE APPoMATTOx
Land, and of slaves.

ny virtue of deed Of trust made by Edward
- Anderson the gan day Of January duly recorded m
The Clerks Office Of Chesterfield shall AZ ia.
ton for cash the 5 January b.
Tract OF Land on which hs ai Edward resides yins on
APPnaioH ve In Chesterfield county supposed contain about
thousand bounded River the lands Of W.
X Johnson Edwin w Friend VIM. T. Moor VIM Good r. az
Henry w Robertson The Coal PIT tract called Rossics WIN
Blanknship's estate
This hnd represented to be very valzbl containing :.
does proportion of first grounds sble 10 insn
dauon Appomaor sndx Tbs bony. re 80
to be ample consisting OF aory dwelling hou and oLst
improvements with excellent Thre.hnr MACHINE T
property VIII be shown By Mr. VIM Gooe E living al wtnos
vile. the premises.
At the and Place daves .aar soioroo, p,,y
Abraham, Lucy and Anica.
The ale vii be nasd sub;ee por ncun,srancc. bv ss
charging which te purchaser VIII opportunity Of eomu,
inc his title particular Of furnished on ne
day Of ale and under the t Of already advsy
tised for salc on the day aforementioned.
RID. w FLoURNoY rru-s.
Chesterfield. Dec. I. 1919 De dlsrw,d
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~ office To the creditors of T.. y. wickhalst, E.a.
The creditors Of Mr. Edmund r wIekhsm requessd %
make known without delay the Undersigned Jsues Iycus A.
Richmond The amount and character Of esis -fatnr b
her they are dua BY bon note yen due
rho- having etins by the written 40
acknowledgements OF them by Mr. wiekhan 70 behsvol 70 \.
much 70 ne insesf OF The CREDITORS vel Of Nkha
that The ssos crops and oer pehabe properly wei =. Ia
remaining slaves should be sold credit q "a
creditor fequesied N SAT- in writing his wish NJ
without ths OF the creditors mus be for 80,
The postage be upon communications ,rou~h TIA
maxi JOHN y. TAzEwELI.
JAMES LYONS, trustees
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PUBLIC HIRING.

WILL be hired out, at the halfway House.
w in the county Of Ches-rf-h SATURDAY. the os
day Of December for the vauab
banda belonging 10 The Of Consisting
men women boys and giris Also
day, for the ensuing O~bornc's Tavern
And on TUEsDAY the Ord day of January sutsr-
lands Tavern IN The county Of Dnwie the
ensuing year the Negroes belonging James
o'rr. Consisting OF mem boys and eir
rented out the day. for acres
Land belonging To James Hsmin lying Sano
Creek in the county Of Dtnwde adjoining stephen
n. Hamlin and Others
Also on the day shall oder for accommodating
terms ihree rusty and orderly Servants Anthony. Paey
Nelly belonging 20 the Of WIN. D. Iambhn and sod
Tor a division among the lcgaises Of said estate.
" bo~ psr-ons who hiret harls present year viii
pleas direct them To their agreeable ths
Conditions OF bonds
de e6-ti po.orr
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CLASSICAL Il MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
AT EDGEwooD.

III mn SuosSiioeis HsiFlHb Deeu engaged IN the
busnoss o. teaching for years niepds 10 otep
school 81 Edeevood In The county Of the Brook
Turnpike about Que nbe and quarter from Richmond
To enable him 70 attend pupils he has ne
soeiacd with hun Nc e. NASoE, A. a. gsdn,te Of William
May Collage The win on the 18Th OF January
nsr and close on The l3 December following making term f
n months with the exception o. weehs in The
month Of August.
The School win be conducted Old yfrgas pvirei, the
boors OF study being from O'Clock morning until the ar
tsrpoou with ofan and nDe u The day
The course o. instruction win comprise orloeapby Reading WI
ting arithmetic English Grammar, oeogsphy. Keeping the
Latin and Greek Languages Mathematics nenE Algebra Geo
meuy fan snd spherical Tngoooncty Land SCR
vsys Tonic seetoos Dnsrcnial and Integral Cscuu Cbms
n.y. Natural Philosophy History, RbsoTict Logic C<rntsion
raj and Mental Philosophy Particular paid TO tic
preparing Students for College they may desire 10 enter
TEsNs-For Orbosaphy Reading. Writing Arithmetic Engn.i
Grammar Geography and History $50 other branches ono
an SIS. y ~ ~ NV
1hosr who may de. -cDi their in the eoun
n.y. wp have nm opportunity Of doing he
WI be "hc1onuy near town toenab pupils and
rreh the school due IIancs has q
resivc 10 ~ boys as boafs family At $40 for The bo
hae YEAR where they win have the advantage the constant n
p@rron - the eaeber Communications adsa 10 sir ga,
ban5 Haino the subscriber Richmond viii be duly ssnd 90
Referenee be ade 70 Cot q. W. Goo wui r. Chamber
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