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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-08-10

Lieut.. Fremont and party arrived here
yesterday morning on the steamer lsafr
from his recent surveying excursion to %
Mountains.
DR.. CoSNoLL and Company, from Sanl
Fe, were also passengers on the Iatan. a'
have in their possession eighty thousam
dollars in specie and several packs Of bufa-
10 robes.-&. Louis Republican.
How TO CLEAN FowLrNG PIrcT.-
Stop up the touch holes by means ofs "
tie wax, then pour quick silver into Sf
barrels, and roll along them for few MN
utes. The mercury and lead will form .
amalgum, and leave the gun as clssn =
the first day itcame out Of the shop. Str'''
the quick silver through piece Of wash :
leather, and it is again fit for use, for os
lead will be left in the strainer.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-08-10
Cedar County.

BY note from our friend Russell Of the
Bloomington Herald, we learn that the dem
ocrats have elected their whole ticket in
this county, with the exception Of Recor-
der.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-08-10

The aggregate yield Of wheat In West
ern New York viii this year be greater
han It ever was before.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-08-10
Scott County.

Scott County.
This county which has generally been
looked upon as rather whiggish, has re-
turned two democrats and but one whig to
the Convention. Messrs. Grant and Camp
bell. democrats. and Cook, whig, are the
elected candidates. Well done Scott!
Van Buren, County.
This county, like Des Moines. has made
clean sweep for the Democracy. The
entire democratic ticket is elected by q
handsome majority.
The wings were confident Of electing
Capt. Hall to the Sheriffalty, but our friend
Capt. Bonney, it seems, has beaten their
strongest man by large majority!
Three cheers for Van Buren,!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-08-10

The result Of the recent cltt4in il This
cpuc.., ,.wlic glcrmns in ITSELF ,s'as-
|hslSs sshe political ,h rs,,,r cf Cid pes
Mclss tsyced a doa'a. I, is dm c,a'ic
lx~r ,<~s,,a so,a,~,a A.r>y.,, ~, J., n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
Eee Barbecue in Charlotte eo,o,i,

Al a meeting of the Clay Club of Charlotte county.
on Monday The 26li August. 1914. Henry Carriapion
wascalled to The chair. and Daniel r Perkins appointed
Secretary.
Il was resolved that The committee Of twelve. an.
painted a, the last meeting of Club r the purpose
of making arrangements tot the Wing Barbecue, do ap.
point sub committees in every part OF the county Tor the
purpose OF receiving contributions. &c. &c; wheeupon
the chairman appointed The following gentlemen. viz:
For the Cour, liouse--Wysu Gardwoii, Daniel z
Perkins John Booker, Henry Darlington. Col james
y. MARSHALL.
For lIarvey's Siore.--Capt II. w. Gaines. Joseph
II. Wilson. William L. Scott, Eadiord W. Wheeler
and John Mosely.
For Fuqua's sofe-Pau $. Darlington. Jomes S.
Buster, Edward w. Henry, Capt. Thomas r. Spencer
and Claiborne Barksdae
For Rmgh Creek Church Thomas f. Watkins,
Dr joel Watkins. Capt john II. Thomas, aud An.
drew Bailey. jr
For Mossingford Thomas Edmunds. = iam b.
Green. Joseph NJ Daniel 'rhomas G. Morton, Henry
r.. Edmnnds and Coleman A. ,.lfscomb
For W,llicsburg -liery hlosely. zlchariah Bopp.
Thomas Roberts, Capt William MoseIy aud Edward
hosely
For keysvie John B. Morton. Col William d.
Watkins asd William w spencer.
For Rpaaoke lfidge--Col. " lcher Caldwell Cant
Samuel ID. Morton aud William Cardaell
Resolved, That our Demoeaatic friends be- aud they
are hereby most cordially invited participate IN our
Barbacse, 80 be given tho 18th und lith of mkt
month; and as our wish is for full and fair discussion
ct the great political qnestons Of day. that they be
requested TO invite their best speakers meet US on thai
occasion.
Resolved That should onr Democratic brethren Of
.he county think proper 10 make contributions To our
iafbacue. that the be received aud applied 10 The
use OF The people assembled ON the OCCASION
Resolvrd. Tint the proceedings Of this meotinp be
published IN The Richmond Wing aud Lynchburg Nir
einian, and that the Lynchburg Republican be oqurs
sed TO copy the same.
HENRY CARRiNGrON, Chairn.
ID. p. PERkiYs, Sru.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
UNIVERSITY OFF MARYLAND,

I'liE Annual Lectures by the Faculty Of Physc
! will commence the last Monday Of October
next, aud continue until the first day of March follow
ing.
RICHARD w. HALL, NJ. ID. Prof Obstetrics and
Medical Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM r.. A. AKIN, NJ. ID. Prof. Chemistry
and Pharmacy
NATHAN X. SMITH. NJ d. Prof Surgery
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ d., Prof Materia Medica,
Therapeutics and Hygiene.
JOSEPH ROBi, NJ. d., Prof Anatomy and Physi-
olosy.
ELISHA BARTLETT, NJ. d., Prof. Theory and
Practice of Medicine
GEORGE w. MlLTENBERGER, NJ. ID. Demon
straor Of Anatomy.
The well known facilities offered by this Institution
an unlimited supply OF materials for Anatomical
dy; well filled Hospital department in the immediate
vicinity Of the Medical College, under the sole control
Of the faculty. with daily clinical instruction. both Med
zeal and Snrgcali superior Chemical and Phlosophi-
Gel Apparatus free admission for all candidates for glad
natiun TO the lectures Practical Pharmacy, by Prof
Stewart. ofhe Maryland College Pharmacy and the
convenience Of a Medical Reading Room just opened in
their building, enable the Faculty offer Medical
Students many advantages To be found where
Good boarding. including light and fuel be obalaed
for 80 per week.
WILLIAM f.. A. AKIN, Nj. ID. DEAN.
Baltimore, Aug. % 3tlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

uenis The questions 10 be determined By The conr were
FIRST whether The letter Of attorney restricted tie en-
daT4enrnl uin endorsement of the 81 all the
constituents their responsibility should be I.uiua
a. between themselves whether IL permitted several
aud successive endorsements importing liability among
The end1fsers Of another according the order d
the signatures and whether II the cnnn held that the
letter ofsiloney excluded the authority make sever
al and successive endorsem}uls. aud restricted the
gents the making Ola punt endorsement. the endorse
monts made ab1se mentioned or could be treat
ed as jain endorsement.
The court deetded. The fur learned Judges Siauard
Scoti. Leigh aaa Fry cUneurng. that the letter Of
lorney authorized llnt endorsement, aud other;
and 2ly, that the endorsements not pint within
the meaning II the letter Of attorney. OF course,
thefeffe, the defendants prevailed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
INDIANA ELECTION

The following official statement from the Wing Gem
trail Committee OF the State Of Indiana confirms our pre-
vlons Intelligence OF a glorons Wing triumph in that
State. The majority in the Legislature secures the g.
lection OF Wing United States Senator in the place Of
Nh Wine. and Is sure guaranty that the State will
give lis electoral vote 10 Mr. CLAY in November
Wing CENTRAL Committee ROOM.
INDIANAPOLIS, AuGUsr IT, 1874.
The Wing State Central Committee have the grati
fcaon OF announcing heir political bre ren that IN.
DIANA Is REDEEMED, aud has again taken her
rue position among the patriotic Wing States Of the
Union
The returns are in. aud the grand result is that We
have carried The LEGISLATUR RE as " ell as the POP
uLAR VOTE, and the flag Of the United States floats
IN triumph behaved Slate.
We had To contend against fearful odds, but we have
overcome all Obstacles and the State is safe ma inri-
~ ol ten last year against joint ballot reverse
the Executive Po"er patronage, and personal exeruns
against uSthe foreign voters, too generally ndoc, ia
vote against US, under the impression that il was their
interest to do III hch they must soon see that thew
nave oeen deceived by opponentslhe Texas ques.
uon mas been used with great power and ingenuity A.
gaIns US, but we think without serious eifeci-the avs.
TEN OF Boosting and Dragging has been brought TO e.r
upon lhe waVerlng by our opponents, and many have
been deceived by 1t, including of our friends in
other States, who have echoed back the sound with
doubts and iorebOdingss the patriotic Wings OF In.
dana nave sustained themselves in manner worthy Of
Their former reputation and their glorious cause.
we DO not deem 1t necessary to give more than tho
aggregate result of the members elected to the Ieos,
ture as compared with the result last year as that il
the best test we give ofhe political complexion Of
the State, as evidenced by the late election We feel
justified IN declaring that the State will cast her voe in
November for CLAY and FRELlNGIIUYSEN by
thousands when all local and miner considera lions will
be merged in The great contest for the prosperity and
happiness oi the people and preservation Of our po-
rions Union, We say then our friends every vi here
that INDIANA IS REDEEMED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

The Louisville Courier says, the official vsie with
The exception OF Crlilenden county. which is reported
and IS probably correct, is as follows
For Goycraor-- Ousey (Whig) So BAG
Bniler (Loco) 53,552-4 ,59i mai.
For Lieut.. Gor.-Dixon twhig) 59.G24
= Pitcher (loco) 4s,35l-lo,273 mn;
In August. 1910, the vote for Governor stood "a i'll
Iuws Leicher (whig) 81 999; French (locu) 80 s43
At the Presidential election, in the same year Gen
Harrison received So ,4S9 and Mr.. Van Barren SO GIG
Ii appears, then, that, notwithstanding the d,,iu,LeJ
majority of the Wings now, they have gvea hreey
r0te than they did in 1870 either in Auuust or !, a.,
vember- larger, by 4,347 than in August and BY s57
than in November; and yet the Wing majority is less
by nearly 10000 than II in August lS40 and less
by 10000 than it IN November Of that yearl In
other words, the Why's gave nearly 5000 votes more
in August 1874, than they did in August lo4O while ,bp
L"cos gave $1,000 more-ihe Wings have given s57
votes more now than they gave the Presidential cleo
tim in 1910. while lhe' Locos have given g. 600
more J Our opponents have certainly "gained'
greatly, but II is maoestly not by encroachng On the
Wing ranks-he vote showing that CLAY is even stron
ger IN Kentucky than Harrison was. By what means
they have So miracuously augmented their vote in Eur
years, without diminishing that Of their opponents isl
curious subject of enquiry, and deserves separate chan
tor in Mathus's "lheory Of Population"
The liopknsville (ky.) Gazette, published in the
Green River section OF the State, thus accounts far
Ossley's small majorty:. The Green River sectiun
from HE first strongly opposed to Judge Owsey and by
Their delegation IN the convention last winter vorg a.
gainst him masse, could not be reconcied by the nom
nation q Mr. Dixon Judge Owsley has nothing in
his name or in his deeds to make him popular here n,
canno, eectoneer is but Indifferent speaker. c,d
and lisess in his manner, and however well onai6ej
Tor The Office OF Governor is wise calculated for an
available candidate. He was brought oul and suppor
ted by few leading papers in the North, without nav
ing the least regard to the wishes olhe South and the
consequence is, well known and foreold at tho
time, the Wing majority has been cut down. Our
northern friends would run him. and therefore with them
rests the blame, JUDGE OWslpy is a man vh,,, ,,a
highly respect; but how, ask will he compare with
such men as Underwood. Morelead or Thompson He
has been dull heavy drag on his party. No better r.
suit could have been expected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

uUaage; well regulated National Bank; Tariff for rev
eour, With incidental proeco The Dist, bulion OF III,
prUcssds Of the sales Of the Public Lands opposition
the immediate annexation of Texas, with determine
tion 10 receive her whenever shall be- to iht
WILL and in keeping with The honour aud integrity 9th,
uation.
CONSTITUTION.
I. This association shall be called the franklin 4.
nion Hall Clay Club.
2 lie officers shall consist of President two Vice
Presidents, a Secretary and Treasurer.
4. In the absence Of the President, of The Vice
Presidents shall preside, in The absence Of both,
President pro ten shall be elected
I. There shall be executive committee Of five. and
. corresponding committee of three. whose duty it shall
b 70 attend 10 The business usually imposed such
Committees.
s. Il shall be the duty Of the President 10 call mec,s
ings ofthe club whenever he shall think II necessary
g. AL the funds coming n,o the hands OF the Urea
surer, shall be under the control aud direction OF the Prs
ident
Z. The executive committee of five and the cores
ponding commlec three shall be appointed by the
President
s. This club shall NICE, on the frs, Saturday in Sep
scmbes next, and continue its meetings until after the
Presidential election.
9. Any person may become member Of this club by
subscribing his name 10 the constitution.
Alter the adoption Of the constitution. the following
Ccnllemen elected officers Vt this club, viz Cant
Samuel Morgan, President; Parick A. Basse and fbns
Il. Hatcher, Vice President; Philemon Smith, Secretary
and Lewellia H. Powell. Treasurer.
The executive committee OF Eve, required by the ith
arucle OF the constitution. consists Of the following gen
tlenen Pascha Powell VIM, v Barnard Jobnsnn
Clement, Charles B. Powell and Thomas v Barnard
Committee OF currespondcnce.--W d. Cfump, Hen
~ billiard and Charles Powell.
On motion Of Charles Powell, il was resolved that
Hopkins Nowlin. Henry Dlard, Joseph Dickinson
johnson Clement, Paschal Powell. VIM. V. Barnard
Charles Is. Powell, Thomas V. Barnard, Charles Pow>
ell, George w. Crump. Patrick 4. lIasseil Thomas f.
Hatcher. Andrew $ Brooks, Taflton Brown. VIM b.
Crump. Samuel Young, and Pleasant Dickinson, be aI,-
pointed as delegates 10 The district convention DO held
al Pliisylyania court house on The 10Th Of August
On motion, Resolved thai these proceedings be trans
united 10 the editors Of the Nfgnian with the request
that they publish the same, aud request the Richmond
Wing To copy.
On motion. The meeting adjourned to meet again OH
the Isl Saturday IN September next
PATRICK a. BASSETr, Chm.
PHILEMON Smith, Sec'y.
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" ~ Eg' ~ ~ ~ E'.gA

\ liAN r just recelveda shipment olnew and seasonal
n 5le DRY GOODS, 10 which would call the ailen-
ION oi buyers generally, and the Ladies particularly.
The following comprise a few Of the articles: For La
dies dresses Eiegan Satins, Cashmere, DeEcosse,
white lace Muslin, black Alpaccas, from common to the
finest silk warp, rich figured Mousn and Pompe dos
farlson Gnghams black and white and fancy culsyed;
large lot Prints, fall patterns from the lowest price 10
the finest quality and richest coors Also, Cologne JET
liar Pins, dress Whalebone Ivory Eyeets embroidered
Muslin Sleeves, new and beautiful article Devpn Flor
ence, Adelaide and Birds Eye Bonnets, Cap and Bon~
net Ribbons black Gimp Cold, jet Bugles, corded and
grass cloth Seirls Ladies' PLAID silk chameleon and vel
vet Cmvas, black hallfingered silk Mis Full Kid
Gloves, 4 white Cap Lace. Liso Laces and Edgings.
Sc.
W It'll many other articles, unnecessary to mention. in
all ol which buyers may expect to get Prime Bargains
JOHN G. MFEM.
Aug % o1yit
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MEDICAL. COIE.E.-s,,

c IL Nj On d, VIRGIN MAS
I'VE seventh Winter Session Of The Medical De
l. partment Of llampden Sidney College, will com
mence IN Richmond on the last Monday in October
(the 2oIh,) aud continue until The last of February fol
lowing.
JouS CULLEN, Nj. ID. Professor of Theory and pr,c
tice Of Medicine
AUGUSTUS l.. WARNER, NJ. d., Professor of SURGERY
and Surgical Anatomy
L.. w. CukMBERIAyNE NJ d. prnfassor IF Thoro
peulics and Malera Medc,.
X. l.. BonANNAN, Nj. d., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children
SOCRATES MAuPlN, NJ. d., Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
JnrrRiEs WyM,N, Nj. ID. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
commodions and elegant College and lnfirmary bull
ding Is IN progress of erection and will be competed by
the opening OF the session. Ii has been 50 ARRANGED "a
10 Afford 10 The student every convenience and comfort
a1d VIII enable the Faculty extend to him all HE adj
vanisges and facilities for thorough education which
'he present advanced condition Of medical science da
mands. lie College lniirmary. City Almshouse Ar
mory and Pentenilary afford ample means for instrue
ton IN cllnlca medicine and surgery while the facilities
or studying practical anatomy and operative surgery are
unsurpassed Physicians in the country who do moi receive
The catalogue, Which will be issued during the present
menh, (1uly) will please send their addresses (p,s
paid) 10 the Dean. NJ
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.
- Dean OF the Faculty
mug ~
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ENfsH for .<fyIp.

pursuance of decree Of The circlt superior court
u o law and chaneery FOR the town VI Lynch5nrg, |
VIII on Tuesday. the 1th day II September next IL
air II mol The next fair day. pose sale 10 The highest
bidder for 50 much cash will pay charges and
The balanee credit of SIX. twelve and eiglieen
m1nihs, all the Land composing the MANSION
TRACT Of the late David y Garland. conainingb by re-
cent survey - acres, lying in and adjoining the
town vi New Glasgow in the county Of Amherst On
which there is large and commodons brick Dwelling
House. Store House. Backsnith's Shop and other bull
dngs This Land will be sold in whole in parcels
sui purchasers II is desirable property and il is belize
we'd great bargain be had IN IT, The purchaser or
purchasers u give bond and good personal security and
tile 10 be withheld Tor the Ultimate payment of the
purchase money-1he terms Of credit may be extended
by consent Of ih0se interested, on the day Of sale
CllAS. PERROW.
July5 ll7S
09- The Richmond Wing is requested to copy.
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county having been eaused BY he eoncenfalonuf The
- Jllllon vote oa the Locuficu ticket.
Agan--ln the last number Of Niles's REGISTER +,
neutral paper.) we find the following paragraph "Pow-
ern Efforts making The East in favor Of the Abo-
liIion ticket, particularly in the State Of Maine. The
Legislature ai that Stale TAT lis last session1 passed
law, under which, if Electoral ticket obtains a mas
j9rify Of the whole number Of Votes the Governor is 10
convene the Legislature. which, by int ballot is then
TO cl'oose electors thereby establishing the piray
principle, as in their State electari 1.-The Leg slanrs
being decidedly Loco. they would Of cas-, the
vote Of the State for Polk and Dallas The En,aaeipa4
Tor, the Boston Chronicle, and other leading Bney pa
rers, dislribuedby thousands all over the Stale of
Maine, IN The columns Q? cich hsary canoaadc is kepf
up SANITY against The Wing candidates; and occa,
sionaig shut at Messrs Polk and Dallas"
Uho. then, ,re ash, are tlh Tie .7bolitionists?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02
ii. CLAY.
.ncsas Thomas NJ. Peters ,
and JOHN NJ. Jackson.

FIIIi gtlIIItInth, ftshrcIInITy,
Your obedient servant,

From the Lcgisbrg (Ta.) Observer. august %.
The case of the Bank of the United States agains,
ooi. Andrew Beirne and others. before the Special
Court vt Appeals. the argument OF which was common.
ced on the rst instant aad confined the 7h were
decided on the 2Uh These cases. 81 interesting for the
large sum Involved, The action being upon bill Of ex
change OF j. Is. Seenbergen Tor more than 500 600
were important for the new commercial questions ar
gued and decided.
Inc COUNSEL WHO appeared Cor the plaintiffs were
hessTs u \. Z Z. johnson, OF Richmond, and j. Nj
Mason, OF Winchester; and the counsel of the deen
danis were Messrs Leigh and Macarland. of Rich
nond and Gen Waller Jones, Of Washington
The question arose upon letter of attorney of the
defendants, niue IN number, j. b. Steeuberpen ard
Thomas B Taylor, the latter an officer in the Bank
empowering them, or either of Them TO endolse the
names oil the constituents endosers upon notes. drafts
or bills drawn by Sleenbergen and discounted BY the
Bank of has accommodation, for any sum not exceeding
the amount OF his liabilities ic the Bank at the date Of
The letter Of attorney, the l7th of September 1889 The
bill oil exchange in question was drawn in favor of one
only OF the Constituents in the power and the agent en-.
dorsed The name Of him first the bill and Of The 9th.
ers oi has constituents in succession The plaintiffs
founded two actions on the bill, treating the en-
dorsements In one as the several aud successive en-
dorsemenis OF the constituents and in the other treating
the endorsement one joint endorsement Of all the cons
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NEW EEAEL GapODS,
.EaGisSf, E,sGA.
Il @ a z u S, RYA " & co

A|Ejnst received the first shipment of Fail Goods.
which they respectfully invite the Ladies 10 call
and examine, some of which will be found very beauts
full and viii be offered the very lowest prices for cash
viz
Afghan Satns
Afghan Grapes,
Plaid Alpaca.
Black do silk warp,
Grass Skirts,
Imperial Robes,
Linen Cambria IIkfs REVERE liemstch-
ed and Tape border.
Fancy Chusan Prints, fall and winter
styles,
Fancy Waved do very rich
Al Chnlz, do
Mourning do
Bleachd Shifting,
Extra Ga Brown ard Beach'd Sheelines.
New Style Paris Vesng.,
Merno and Woolen Do
Black Italian Grapes.
Cambrics AMI Jaconets,
Black Cashmere Hose,
Black Satin and Italian Cravats
Bobhin Edgngs.
Iaylors Superior 500 yds. Spool Cotton,
&c. sc.
REGARDS, RYAN & Co.
Aug. % ,sif +"
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10 have your story held as trne

~, FNo'P NU1dUTIIIy m VleW.V ~
ne Nashville Union differs very idely from the 9th
81 nashville papers in lis estimate of the numbers in at
tendance at the late Lococo Convention in that city
o9,ouo being The Unions estimate, while The highes.
and I &c estimate we have seen makes only lOor 1900
s,,,;nn VI. ,o"est much less The Union however, IN
stating that the great Grove, fu acres in ereat was
as ull as IL could hold" shows that lis opinion IS not 10
"a ,eed upon For example,: Fifty acres contain 242.
ooo square yardsen each ono Of which six persons can
eopvenlen''y stand; aud, if the grove was R" then
,a5 ,lsl nave been not 10000 but one million four
my one occupied square yard, tier, there must have
.'e <ooo persons in attendance II We imagine
ne uoVe was not so rery "full," after ALL lhe
su" OF the Union doubtless abored under an optical IL
I~ on similar to that which visited Fals,a al 6ad'
Were flied into at leas, fy 6ohtnu deyiIs-.sll
''nen in buckraIa'' ss
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FEMALE SCEsO0r.

EU h''INHUHa y NcNunT VIII be OnrDpd ON
4'A Monday the I'd of September II ocatinn 10,
her reSdence Is retired aud healthy; and her object be
ing 10 obtain sufficient number of pupils 10 enable b
10 devote her time 10 the education of her own daurh,
mere may be Inducements 10 those who desire f. send
their daughters 10 a small school,
+ 1t is desired 10 form three dstinc, classes The G.,
TO consist OF small number OF children under ye, ~
age, for whom there will be some deductin i, ~ VI
he second (Which is desired 10 be the prne;nal o,ss
Susn as are capable OF entering classes Geography
several young ladies of from Ia wears If y,
advanced IN The above named branches, and
the studies of Botany History, ComposiIon 81 'o
casSes VIII De formed with special reference 10 tho sJ
Vaaeemeni Of Mrs. BIS daughters. - '''e ad-
frce $l2 % per session Of five months
Aug. l2 '"'"s. .o..