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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

Posi- OFFcE.-Roben H. Morris takes possession
of the post office this day. He has sixty.fve ap-
pointments under him, ranging in salaries from 800
to $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

THE STEAMER SWALLOW has been raised and
towed on the flats Two bodies, man and boy,
taken out of the river, Hudson, on Thurs
day afternoon, supposed to have been two of the
passengers who were on board the Swallow; one of
them is believed to be the son of General Mather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

SMALL Pox.-We advise every one who has not
been vaccinated not to lose any time in having it
done. 1t is known to be a preventive against the
small pox, which is now SO prevalent. DR.. Bost-
wick, 75 Chambers street, has fresh supply Of heal
thy matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

THE CHEROKEE CouNTRy.-Quietpreyails through
ont country but that il will be long, uniner-
ripcd, cannot believe There certain mur,lerers
and outlaws that must be arrested first and brought
selves that all are ssf.-cAwokm Advocate. aprIi "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

CUSTOM HoUsE.-We understand that the follow
ing removals and appointments have been determin-
ed upon by the PRESIDENT
Edgar. -'PPei' WV ~ =
George w. Pomeroy, do vice Amo, Palmer
.fssistdnt appraisers
George r. Thompson vice h. +. Gould
James Leiss, r A Gav
j. NJ. Jacqueln, Gregory Du,on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

TRoTrINe MATcH.-The one announced to come
off yesterday, over the Centreville Course post
poned in consequence of the unfavorable state of
the weather, but will come off on the first fair day,
of which due notice will be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

CHANGE IN THE WEATHER.-There was change
of more than thirty degrees in the weather on Thurs
day night. On Wednesday summer clothing was
hardly thin or cool enough, and yesterday great
coats and fire scarcely warm enough In Albany the
change was IS degrees Thus we 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

ANOTHER PACKET SHIP LAuNcH.-A beautiful
ship, called the Prince de Joinvie of 600 tons bur-
them built for the line of Marseilles packets to be
commanded by Captain w. w. Lawrence, will be
launched from the ship yard of Westervelt and
Mackay, foot of 18th street, East River at half past
five O'Clock this afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH SURVEYING STEAMER
CoLUMBA.-This steamer arrived in our harbor this
morning. ostensbly for running the meridian line be.
tween this city and Halifax If any thinks says the
Times, that its expedition is anything than to get
the bearings Of our coast and ascertain the pecuartes
Of harbor he is creduous this Subject than
are. similar expedition was here last season Eng
land is occasionally sounding lakes for some
best known to DISQUALIFICATION Transcript, May Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

GREAT FooTBAcE-Is to come off over the Bea-
con Course, Hoboken, on about the 18th of next
month, for $500 to $4,000. In this affair it is ex-
pected that there will be some 'native agility dis
Played that will astonsh pedestrians throughout the
world It appears that the proprietors of the Beacon
Course are not dead after all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

SouTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

EPISCOPAL DIocEsE-The Annual Convention OF
the Episcopal Church, for the Diocese of Pennsylva-
evening" Goth inst The election of Bishop supply
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of the Right
Rev II. U. Onderdonk is the most important business
that will come before that body. The Rev Dr. Porter Of
Union College, New York, Rev. DR.. Tying, Rector Of
Epiphany Church, in this city, and the Rev. Samuel Bow
man, OF Lancaster spoken of for the ssion
Phiiad. Inquirer, Nav l6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

NAvAL.-We understand that the John Adams, at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, is to be fitted out imme-
diately.
The line ship Columbus will sail for the East In
dies about the 18th instant.
The Vincennes is ordered to be surveyed. Is she
unseaworthyl
!. The U. S. ship Raritan, and U. S. brig Balm
bridge, were at Rio Janeiro 10th Of April.
The u s. sloop Of Levant from Callao, about LIST
March, arrived at Panama-date unknown.
ORpERs-May l4.-Passed Mid. J. II. Spotts to
storeshp Southampton
MID w. w. Wilkinson, detached from the Falmouth
and leave three months.
Passed Mid j. Abbott, leave extended three months
and permission to leave the United States
APPRAISERS AT New YoRK.-We learn that Geo
w Pomeroy and Samuel ]. Willis have been an
pointed Appraisers for the port Of New York in place of
Messrs Edgar and Palmer.
Thompson and Jacquen appointed assistant an.
praisers place Of Dillon and Gould ston jour-
nal May lJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CoNvENTIoN.-The Augusta
correspondent of the Charleston Is. c. Patriot
says with reference to the Baptist Convention -" The
Convention has agreed upon constitution for its new
Society which to be entitled the Southern Baptist
Convention" Sc-a name sufficiently expressive but not
altogether unobectonable The was the result OF
great discussion. This is Triennia convention Its
first meeting is to take place in May, 1896 at Nashville
Tennessee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

DIR. CopLAND's Dictionary OF MEDICINE, FART
Z, HARrERs-The numbers of this sterling work are
issued with rapidity by the Harpers; but hap
py to observe also, with great neaness and TASTE.
So excellent work as this of Dr. Copeland ought to
be in the Libraries Of every member Of the Faculty
throughout the land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17

DEATH OF NICHOLAS SIcKLEs.-The Hon. Nicho-
las Sickles, Of Kingston, Ulster county, died on the
18th instant. He had been in feeble health for many
years. Mr.. Sckles native of Undertook. He
the practice Of the law, twenty years
ago, at Manlius, Onondaga county He has since filed
many places OF public trust Ulster county the duties
representative in Congress several years ago and
resigned the Office of Surrogate few days before he died
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
form, Of the Richmond Enquirer.

pa rneuircr is published DAILY and SEMI
vEEklY For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
I'm and NJ the rae of eight dollars II taken far shoit-
hu"., ,od than one YEAR. For the Sem-Weekiy, i've
e. Ia. r-r annum aud Three Dollars foi six months,
h,r IN advance to be paid IN the o5fce RENTED ny
Ill NOS, paid; Six Dollars per annum al the enu Oh
the yer. -. T.. x.,,,;,,aa ~ ,niI
isod and available Bank notes, ut the risk OF the Ed
~, pos,ape Of all letters beiag paid by fAe Driters-
ne nos,aye Of single letter is scarcely OF any account
Ii, wrter II ia REORGANIZATION Of postage, III an
.,,rusve business, which operates as serious tax
u''" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
lS THE DAILY ENQulRER-For one square o,
.y:een lines or less first insertion, my CENTS ana
sv,rv succeeding insertion twenty-five ctnts-h use'
"a onre week twice week, or three times week,
u,rty. seven and half cent?. - ;,,sa,
IN THE SEMi-WEEKLY-one square OF si.ieen
~ - Isss trst insertion rs cents; for each coniinu-
ance, 50 cents. , J.. acrompnnied with the
nc my mr. satisfactory references TO insure eNeeu-
tnn. - .b,,,cd ff>y dollars for thirty
90 i'm maj proportion for advertisements Oh u
n,a,,., Ienvth-eIcrpt Lottery Vendors ana huct'oh-
80 who ME charged one hundred dollars, lpapef m
An Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
,hrn.vsr The p,rty . hand wrng Is unknown al t!s
c,; mu,t be authenticated by the eId0rsaton o Tho
o,n,srr in the neghborhood, they will III no case
~ .nnishea Every measure, that has been taken "
n,pnstions and quixzes, has proved heretofore
oyn,l,nc We must therefore, insist, IL such case,
mon he communication being certified by the name Of
,ns ros,mas,.r, srusn The back Of the letter.
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LAND FOR SALE IN NELSON COUNTY

LAND FOR SALE IN NELSON COUN /.
M accordance with decree Of the Circuit Superior
Cont of Law and Clancery for the County Of Nelson,
rcaa; ced o. the OH day of May. 1892 ~ tne case OF
Montgomery =, Montgomery and others, tue und-rsien.
cd will on FRIDAY, the 5.h day of September mex u
far and If no. on the next fair day thereaf err proceed
10 sell yrenseo ~ the highest bidder tract o.
Lln containing three hundred ana elsniy acres
brine The lower end Of the Mansion House Tract Of
Land Of which Joseph Montgomery, deceased, iae OF
III, said county Of Nelson, died possessed.
Also, lhc same time, and In The same manner. on
Inc premises he will sell another Tact of land, con
tanning hundred and r,f,yhse ana half acres be-
Ing the par cat of from The upper end OF the same NAN
Tract by the allotment of dover to tn WIDOW VI the
said Joseph Montgomery de eased
Also, the time, and In the SANE manner, on
ihr premises he u offer for yale another lrart con
tnia. one hundred and eighty two and fourth acres
being the "trip Of land lying between the dover tract
aud tbs lower tact, above described.
The largest tract here meniianed contains about
unurea ~ r.. n1 boto land, of superior quality the
Of ~bich might be made nrst rate me9d lana,
by the judcinus management Of the several hold mon-
Inn streams that run through II, ana when are always
well feighed th III richest virgin soil after every
..n al enCo. The high land an ihis t.aci Is
partly cleared and is very productive, and much OF the
woodland IL well timbercd, ami IS superior tobacco
land There is also this tract comfortable DWELLING
with four rooms and several necessary ont honses.
The second Ia partly cleared and partly In native
forest the timber The most Of the tract Is rich,
end much of 1t tobacco land OF the very best qualify.
Ths tklrd and lasy traci, contains LAYS proportion
Of low prou. ds Of fine quality, ana part a u " EXCEL
This land Ia, altogether such is rarely offered for
sale combining many advantages not enumerated, aGd
Is well worthy the atontinn Of purchasers 4 e two
lower tracts lie CONTINUOUSLY, and IL purchased by the
same individual, would make very fine estate Of Ave
hundred and seventy acres.
The terms for the first two tracts mentioned will be-
oDs fourth eaSh, the balance three a al payments
on credit of one two and three years The terms for
the last mentioned TRACT will be-one-ihird cash, and
me balance in t~o equal payments, on credit OF one
aud TWO years. In all cases. bonds, with sufficient per-
sona security will be required for the credit payments,
and the title the property win be retained, as add.
lonal security until the whole Of The purchase money
be paid. RYLAND ROBES, Commissioner.
Ana
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A.Den Hill for Sale.

THIS Estate IL situated In the county II Caoae, on
the Manponi River, within three miles OF bowling
Green: contains between thirteen and fourteen hum
dred acres not less than 900 Of low grounds not
ten OF which subject to he overown by the highest
teshet; aa ineIhaustibe supply OF Mari psreety &C
eesshle, and convenient 10 the three shs; tnree OF
four huned of inexhaustibe pond land, all ol
which Is perfectly drained; about four hundred acres IN
maiden wood. the growth white oak, red, POPLAR NICK
ofy-eaeh sh can, within three years, pc naqe 70 ave
rage fifteen hundred barrels Of corn-Weat, OATS &c,
IN proportion There s gradual descent from tne
hundred acres Of tobacco land no, 10 he surpassed for
me culture OF that crop In Virginia. invits close
examination Of the land, as shall, the 81 Monday
IN September, that being Caroline Court day, offer ths
same for sale
The dwelling liz about 900 yards from the railroad and
ne barn ia inmed ately upon the railroad and Ia The
Centre Of the plantation.
a credit OF years can DO had near three fours
" me purchase money. N. T. SUTTON.
pr.s-t would exchange with any gentleman near
ianmond for a small firm, upon fair terms.
aug. l5-rtd,
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SALE or A VALUABLE TRACT OF
~ f'AND

ny virtue Of deeds of trust, executed to the sub
ID scriber by Thomas D. Turner the one bearing date
the I'd Of December 1899, The other the 9th Of March,
The county OF Mathews he WILL for thu purposes thee-
10 mentioned, on TUESDAY, the 9Th Of October next,
ra,ied HFsSE conta ming five hundred acres, more o.
es I, Is situated ON the Piankatank river in sight Of
Chesapeake Bay. and lies well for easy esva n
and improvement, and Is akunpaney sdp s,ist d~ri
Ling house The steamer Rappahannock, wliisli runs
briseen baltimore and Fredecksburs stops a. u %iSe
The land before the day If SALE further description Is
unnecessary. The terms Of sale will he cash, nnl,ss
The parties interested the decd of trust before inc gay
Of SALE agree TO credit portion Of the money. u
the sale doe. take place The 7h OF October IN con-
sequence of bad weatherit VIII he made on the n.1t
fair day. Selling Trustee, .hall convey SUCH tue
Au. a-cwids ROBERT WALLACE, Trustee.
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University of MARYLAND.

FACULTY OF f1YSic.-SE-sios or 1856 The
L Lectures will commence on Monday, November so,
aud continue until the fret of March ensuing
Obstetrics and Medical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WI
mott Hall, NJ ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-wm. E. A. Akin, ~ D.
Surgsry-Nathan r. siDih, NJ ID.
Thrrnpe.,i,a, Ma;er;a s;edi.a any HygIene-Samuel
Chew, 81 ID.
Anatomy unc Physiology Joseph Rgby, NJ. p.
TIL ory and Practice Cf Mcdicine-Eli'ha Bartlett
NJ. u, 49,
Demonstration of Anatomy W. MGienbeHser'
NJ. D.
Instruction in CLINICAL Medicine and Clinical surgery
every iay M the baltimore Infmlry, opposite the Me-
deal College. The rooms for practicri anatomy WIN
be opened October lsi and remain until the end OF
March following. under the charge Nf lie deinoisratur.
Fees for the entire course $780, maricu'atiO1 fee So
graduation fee 1 clinical ticket ree dissccting ticket
optional will, the student. Comfortable board my he
obtained In The vicinity Of the Medical College for 8!
50 To 50 SO per week.
WILLIAM L. A. AKIN, NJ. -,
Aug i5-clOt Dean cf The Faculty.
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Washington University


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-Ihe Lottnres in This
l'l Institution will commence on the first Monday
November next, and continue four months.
MEDICAL FACULTY.
Jnhn G.. s. Monkur. NJ. D., Professor Of the Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
Edward Foreman, NJ. ID, Professor Of Chemistry aud
Pharmacy.
II. Willis Bailey, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy and
Operative Surgery.
Samuel AMMAN, NJ. H., Profess OF General Paiholo
cy, aud ie SPECIAL Pathology, Physical Diagnosis, and
Treatment of hi If tile Chest.
Charles Bell Gibson, NJ. d., Professor Of the Institutes
and Practice Of Surgery.
VIM. Thomas Wilson, NJ. D., Professor Of Matcria
Mrdca. Therapeutics and Hygiene.
Jnhn Ponerdrn, VI. D., Fnf.ssor Of Ohrtetrrs. the
Diseases of Women and Child en- aud Medical JuIis-
piudeure.
Marshall p. Howard, ~. H., Demonstration and Adj
nnct Profess of Obstetrics
The College editce cNensivr tho lecture halls are
admirably arranged, wei lighted and wnned. and me
of practical anatomy are convenient M afford
every facility for prosecuting ttt impor ant branch "i
study. The Hospital in the East wing OF the building,
contains many PATIENTS whose cases are freely ata'eu
uf for purposes uf instruction ia Clinical Medicine and
Surgery. Students who dese Il MAJ have apr piaie
private roots and boad III the College, on h1vanti
cpois terms Fees for the entire course $40; Matricua-
non Fee s5 Graduation fee $40; ds;ccilns ticket OPP
tionai with the STUDENT; clinical instruction irtt
l.. FOREMAN, 81 ID,
Aup lq-cwtJ:tNuy Dean OF the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
BALTIMORE MARKET, August %.

FIorR-The transactions in City Mills have
been limited, holders not being disposed 10 opc-
rate under 81 62l; although at the close of last
week sales had been made as low as "a SO; but
The late English advices have since impaired
more irmness 10 the article. Howard street has
been steady al 81 so, none Of the holders asking
more, and no purchaser asking il for less and
the car price continues al 81 37l. Susquehanna
remains al 81 so, with small sales. The in
spections for the week comprise The following
kinds and quantities. viz: Howard street, 1856
barrels and % half barrels; City Mills, 5,l5G
barrels and l26 half barrels; Susquehanna, 972
barrels; Family Flour, GA barrels and 10 half
barrels Total: ~ 1888 barrels, and 46i halt bar
res wheat -four. There were also inspected II
barrels rye flour. and 1879 barrels com meal
GRAls-TLe supply Of Wheat continues equal
10 the demand, apparently, and yet an advance Of
2 TO 3 cts. per bushel has taken place, good 10
prime reds having sold at so 10 81 cents, and in
frrior lots proportionably less. White remains
steady al 80 10 -, with an occasional LOT al 90
cents for good TO prime qualify. Corn b; further
gone up, and al the time Of writing oul this re-
port white is worth So and yellow 50 GEMS, with
sales al those rates, including THE latter cargo
of Pennsylvania Gas, although rather slack at
close, may be quoted ~ 10 81 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
July l6-cw2m

Mrs. SARAH L. DAVIS;-As you are a
lyl nonresident OF Virginia, you will please
hereby axe notice, that shall AT The house fJes-
Sc Walker, in the county Of Buckingham, on The
4th of August next, 1915, between The hours of 3
o'clock in the morning and o'clock in The even
ing Of that day, proceed 10 lake The dispositions Ct
Nancy Walker aEd others. 10 Le read in evil
dence in certain IN tier i'll controversy now
depending before the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for The county Of Bucking-
ham aforesaid, wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendant when and where you may attend
if you think proper. And il, iron any cause,
said dispositions shall not be taken on that day. or,
having been begun, shall not be completed on that
day, tho taking OF The same will be continued
from dav to day, between the same hours OF the
day, and al The same place, until the same shall
be completed and finished. Yours, &C.,
june 2O-cwSw PETER C. DAVIS.
mo MRS. DORCAS PHIpS:-You are here
hy notified, that have filed statement OF
The causes, on which shall found an application
10 The next General Assembly Tor Divorce from
Won. in The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for Grayson county, where You are
required 10 attend On The first day Of the Seplem-
Der term, 1915. DAVID u ftaif p
August l-clm
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Fall IlnpOrfasiOns

OF CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.
DY the shin virginia" now in James River, we
ID have received portion of our Fall Goods; aud by
the clark Away" now daily expected we shall receive
large additions extensive stock of ana fash
iunah.e China and Eauhcnwarr.
Wa have in Store, and are constantly receiving
from the principal American manu- art"res very "a
trsve assortment n Gu. pressed aud plan Glassware,
lew priced Looking GaS.ts, Solar Lud and Oh LAMPS,
Cast rs of all kinds, Stone Ware, SC. &c.
goods have h, zen Geht upon The mot favorable
Terms, a. To price, with money ana we are determined
10 sell similar rrns either for cash, thr usual
credit City and country dealers are invited To give u
call. WAN. +. BUTl4ER co
Aug o. So Main Street.
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powuaTAN LAND FOR SALE.

will he offered nj public sale, MONDAY. the lat
w Senie,nber next, that being Powl;atan Court DAY,
), ne Court .housa of said county the Tract OF Tuna on
Ylsh The iae Nrs xab-th Harding resided, contains
in, five hundred and nfiy acres, ninety Of which are n
yer bottom, I,ns the Apponat:ox river, about sH
miles abpve Powhatan Courthouse, bonded ey the
i,nd, of Dr.. Ahner Crump, Or William Crump, aud
others The improvements comfnrta le aud conve
nrn III. Location healthy aud nrishbarhood coed me
terms VIII he accommodating. Possession given on ihe
Isl day of January next, with the privilege OF seeding
erc II heat in The Fall. This ia desirahe Tract OF
land aud great bargain can he bought VI not sold u
will be rented out. GEORGE NJ HthDiS1,
aug a-c,ds. a. Z. JOHNSON
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TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS IN
VIRGINIA.

oHG undersigned, resident Of Richmond city, having
been for several years engaged IA the prosecution
az rs .oi,tionary ,Ias and, consequently, amilirr
,h the proper manner Of pr-pan: certificates, orders
az Courts vouchers Of all kinds connected with The
business; and having observed how much Trouble and
difficulty attend the drawing Of many of your pensions
at the Agency of Virginia. IN consequence at the infer
may Of your vouchers also the difficulty IN getting
some your Attorney, since the law REQUIRES
paid Attorney 20 mEke oath that he has 10 interest IN
e nnney he authorized 10 receive, BY reason OF any
pledge mortgage, sale assienmbnt, OF transfer and,
Whereas few Nike attend 10 business without some
he therefore proposes, Ia all whose len.
sions are made payable at Richmond, Va. that he wl
prepare for each Pemsione' all necessary papers, and re-
mi, hy mall sei-annualiy with full directions for MI
ing NJ &C., draw the pension, and remit the amount IN
cheek or money as lie may be directed, and leave
oronal with The P-nsoner TO make such compensation
a,cYards as he or she may think proper. BY tins
rsns yoi, paarss Wilt not b. subjected To return OF
ma three or four times before they are properly al-
thtntcatrd He will also Continue TO prosecute and es-
tab.h CLAIMS on moderate and sat'sfAc,ory terms
JAMES i. SUTTON, JR.
PAD - ,; i;T sns,,,
Aecoans Richmond, va 3. H. Parker, Esq, Register
I.lad Office. Va.
Richu.ond Va, Aug. 5th, l645-c3m
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Richmond Academy.

TINE Board OF Trustees announce u the pnhc al
L Richmond and vicity, that they uave appointed
Colonel Crokei Principal OF the Academy, and thrt
under his direction. and with the assistance of an adt
uuate number of competent Tea, hers the exercises o
the Institution will commence Monday, the 18Th of
September next.
The Common Council of the City having made pro-
vision for requiring the premises the building. and
asn the Furniture, now being put in periect order,
and win he ready heure the opening of the session
As the number Of instructors and other pIerarations
must depend on the number OF Pupils, parents who
wish TO Sc nd their sons the Academy, requested
To- nfrn Tie Principal OF their mention soon as con
yen,ent in order that all necessary arrangements may
be made in time and the studies may be resumed with
commensiira means. q. WAISoN,
President CT the Board Of Trustees.
Aug 5-ctl5llSept.