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C,INt;JNf, ysOO,fS. THE pew TERV -

SINGING BOOKS. THE PSALTERY-A
- collection Of Church Music by Lowell Mason an,
Geo J. Webb-pnbii~p'd under the sanction and with,
the appreciation o tive Boston Academy Of Music ant
OF the Boston Handel and Haydn Society. The Music
is principally new; either entirely original or arranged
from writing. Of celebrated composers The variety
oi metres IL very large, and the harmony natural ami
easy, yet dignici and devotional. The work has.
h,aidcs several new features which will commend it
especially to the singing master, chorstcr and con
grcgationjl singer.
CARMlNA SACRA, or Boston Collection nj
Church Muse. by Lowell Nason-publisncd under tic
sanction the Boston Academy of Music. No work
of its kind has ever been received with more decided
and universal appreciation it having been extensively
introduced TO choirs and singing schools throughout
the United States
THE voc AIISI'-t or,sstiug of short aud easy
Glers arranged for Soprano, Alto, Tenor npd l'a~'
Voiccs-by t. Mason, and &. j. Wc5b-a very porn-
lar work ;. Woods
Burlinp,on 90 Oct 1915 17w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
RUST PROOF IRON.
FoR RoorING. WINDOW SHUTTERS. &c.
VVNHE SUBsCRIBERS beg to call the a,tcnti,

TUX hUDfING. W iNDDW Silt IEkS, NC.
vINHE SUBsCRIBERS beg to call the attention
l. of all those interested in roofing, to their GAL
NANiIED TIN PLATES. and To the many adj
vantagcs which they possess over all mctalic and
other substances hitherto used for this purpose pos
scssing they do, the strength and ghness of iron
without s liability to rust, having now been tested
several years. both in this country and in Europe
They also less subject expansion and con,rac-
ton from sudden changes of the atmosphere than
common Tin Plate, Iron, Zinc, &c, OF any other
metal now used ior roofing. and consequently form
much better and tighter root requiring far less frequent
repafy, whist tiie first cost is but a trfe more.
The subscribers would also call the attention of all
dealers and workers in metals, the many other pur-
poses TO which Iron thus projected. can be applied
In general terms it is applicable to all articles OF iron
which il is desirable protect from the action OF the
atmosphere. And they would especially call the ut.
tention of those interested in TEI.EGRAPHlC
LINES To their Galvanized " ire which is now al.
most entirely used in Europe and which answers ever,
purpose as conductor OF electricity, costing onl,
about one half as much copper and possessing equa
durability with that metal.
Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose OF gavanlzing nails spikes, bolts wire &c
they will be- able to furnish any articles which may b,
desired A supply OF Plates manufactured in Europe
constantly on hand, from l6 to 81 wire guagc.
GEO b. NORWOOD & co.
Nos II and Is Beaver St New York
The Patent Right for this article has been secure,
/ for the United States as well as Great Britain an,
other European countries and all legal measures vii
be taken to prevent any infringement by importation
or otherwise
/ Oct. 30 1916. lSvl
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ELIAS LYMAN.

II AS received his Fall and Winter goods consisting
in part of beautiful Printed Cashmeres, VI De
LANES, Lyonesc, Plain Alpaca, Plaid do. Cashmere
De Co.'S, Fine English and French Mcrino, Indiana
Fine SaXony Plaid Cloak ug, Prlnted Flannel, Cloak
Innings, &c.
y SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Broad Cloth Cassimeres, and Nesng,
Fancy &Itine,tes very low,
Heavy Black, Blue, and other Colors Beaver Cloth
for over Goats, also Buttons, Cord, and Binding.
PRINTS.
A great variety of Prints, some small bright Plaid
for children Also Turkey Reds
Flannels Plain and Twilld Morccns S,nrlet Crimson.
Black, Drab, and Lamb Wool, Merino, and { otton
Shirts, and Drawers.
Winter Bonnet and Velvet K Ribbons,
Rich SILK Scartsan Cmvats, Black SILK Shawls
Zephyrs Worsted, purse Twist Plain and Shaded.
Marking Canvass, Steel Beads, Purse Rings and
Tapas,
Worsted Yarn, Fine Merno and Wooden do.
DOMESTIC GooDS
Brown Sheetlng and Shirtng from cts per vart
TO Is Bea do +! cts per yard and upwards Drilling
Canton Flannel Brown and Bleach'd Striped Shirtlna
Colord Cambria. Double and single width, Tick
BATS, Waddins, Wcking, Carpet " arp and Cot,ol
Yarn
W. Goods, Groceries and oils as usual
Nick"aIe Block, - Oct. 1916 Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06

STATE OF VERMONT THE Hon the Probate
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN Court for the District OF
Chittenden To all persons concerned in the Estate OF
David Day, date r late OF Essex, in said District, de-
ceased, GREETING
WHEREAS, George Whitney, administrator of the es-
tate OF said deceased proposes render Of
his administration, and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance at session
office in Burlington in said district on the second We'd
nesday OF November next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear before
said court at the time and place aforesaid, and show
cause any YOU have, why the aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 22l day OF
October, A. y. 1916.
VIM WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
PEARL STREET HOUSE.

'INliE NuBSCRIBER. LATE OF THE FRANKLIN
4 House, Iii -hgatc Springs, respectfully announ-
that he has rented the above establishment whlc,
is now open Tor the accommodation OF the public IL
has lately been fitted up and furnished in style un
surpassed 10y any public house in this section aud sit
uaed it the head OF one Of the principal Streets
IN tie most delightful portion n the village IT presents
superior attractions to the traveller tor pleasure while
is tar removed from the business portion the
offer any inconvenience To the man Of bus
mess. The subscriber having long been engaged in
his present business fattcrs hrf-ei tina, h. shall be
able To give satisfaction to his guests far as his own
experience, a well furnished liable. careful and aten-
tive servants and bar stored with the choicest liquors
may contribute to their comfort and enjoyment.
Al the stages which leave Burlington call nj this
house tor passengers and couvcyances will be proyil-
ed to and from the steamboats,
Parties OF pleasure will be entertained the shortest
notice.
ii \. COLE.
Rurliuuton Or,ohs,r 18th lStf If
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
VALUABLE MILL SEATS.


NOTICE is hereby given, that THREE NALNA-
~ BILE MILL SEATS on the lachine Canal, viz:
two situated the South side OF the Basin, above
Lock No. =, marked on the Plan No Ten and Eleven
and the other on the North side OF Lock No ,, will he
disposed of at Public lHctioR at the Office Ut Public
Works, ON FRIDAY, THE 20rH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT
AT Noon
The plan of the ground and plans and specification
relative 10 the manner OF taking the water Nc, may
be had at this office, and after the lst November
when any other information to terms OF purchase nc
may be obtained.
The Lots are particularly well adapted for the con
structon OF Nils for Flounng or Manufacturing pur,
poses being within the city the Basins OF the anal
and OF easy both by land and water. The tal
the ordinary level of the river will be- at lots ten
and eleven, about twenty feet, and at Lock No >
thirteen feet, with ample supply OF water AT each
tor Milling purposes.
By order,
THOMAS 4. BEGLY, Sec'y.
DEPARTMENT OF Pubic WoEKs,(
Montreal, 18th Oct, 1916. l9w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06

MArRIMoyIAL advertising io'
wives in London, hang out their daguerreotyPe
miniatures in a window of some fashionable
shop with this LABEL
! "Wanted-A female companion lorthe above
Apply personally.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
Andrew II. Judson.s Estate.

"E the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District of
Chittendcn Commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Andrew H. Iudson, late OF Shclburnc, in
said District deceased. represented nsovent and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the day of the date hereof being al
lowed nv said Court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend to the business
Of our appointment. at the dwelling Of Sarah Judson
in Shelhurnc in said District on the third Tuesdays
Of December and April next, at 10 o'clock, A. M, on
each oisad days.
Dated, this 10Th day of October, A. D. 1916
fA} HhS % / SATifF:$$An Commissioners,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06

~ CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
lI-,CN on or about the 2Sth OF Sept, II slisal Brown
LS< - Horse switch tail small bunch on tlpe back,
and little white on hind foot, supposed to Ire
about Is years old. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take his horse.
TllOS. KENYON.
-, 4. ~ t,,I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
BURLINGTON IRON FOUNDRY.
(Coner Of MIN and Wafer Streeis.)
HINIE SIHSC RIDER has extended

rNHE 81 BSCRIBER has extended his
establishment for making Castings, and IS
now prepared execute orders with dispatch and on
reasonable terms. Having large assortment OF Pat
terms different kinds OF machinery ii Is object
for those that build aw-mils Grst-mils Starch Fac
tories Papermills &c&c., To call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere as his patterns OF the ates,
improy Also great variety oil Other patterns
too numerous TO specify
Pioughs Caldron Kettles Potash do Wagon Box
es and Axles, constantly ON hand.-Aiso the Procus-
sion and Reacting Water Wheel, when is considered
To be- the best wheel for mills that is in rlse CAST
ings furnished on reasonable terms.
l.. II. CROSSMAN
Buninr,un Oct @ 1916 liut
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NOTICE is hereby given, that have given my
~ Son, WILLIAM fgnrRlox BuRNrr ms n me d,,-
ring the remalnder Of his minority and wl claim none
OF his earnings nor pay any debts 81 lbs c, ntracun-
atier this date w.
Burlington l6 Oc, ls,6 NM ~, 3,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
Oysters and Fruits.

IIEPT on hand in the varions seasons, Oysters in
IN the shells and keg Apples by the barrel, Dram
gcs and Lemons by the box Ounces Pears, Peaches.
sweet Potatoes, Chrsmuts. Walnuts, &c. &c by tho
bushe! or barrel, Tor sale by
ID. BLACKNAN.
Accommodation for Boarding al the house OF D.
BLAoKMAN,
October Nth, 1916. loft
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06

IRON the Subscribers shop on Thursday after
L noon, 9th ult,a Silver Lepine Watch. four holes
Jewellcd, Brass cap'd, Liverpool make. crimson silk
give any information OF said watch will be handsome
ly enumerated. ID, FLETCHER
hlnOuShl Falls. Nov. }, 1916. - w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06

Especially the -iHt'sh Double Orel Dipdtch Coax
ing Store which no family should be without whc
WISHES TO econolse fuel and save thirds the labor
required with any other stove
No !, Stctsons Block Church st
Burlington, Oct 20, 1916 Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
WINTER CLOTHING.

VTNflE Subscriber has Just received from New York
4 large and well selected assortment of Ready
made Clothing among which may be found
Broad cloth Frock and Dress Goats. over Sacks and
Surtouts, heavy Tweed trocks and Sacks heavy
Cloth frocks for business wear kerseymcre do do,
Pilot cloth Sack, Vests and Pants OF every Variety.
-AISD-
Cloths Cassneres Twccds Ncstnrs and Trimmings,
which he will make up order in good style, at u
small advance from ready made prices: Call and see,
JAMES MITCHELL,
Draper and Tailor, Church st.
Burlington, Oct. %. 1916 1--we
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
ELIAS LYMAN.

las received one casr Ladies heavy Kid walking
L Shoes KID lined. at one Dollar pair also Far
well, and Manstields walking Shoes, cloth and lea,h
cr Bushins Kid Slips. &c. &c. Low priced Buskus.
cheap runaround Slips ut 81.
A |, : o.
Mems Patent Rubbcrs and strapped Over Shoes
Ladies' Patent Rubbers and Rubber Buskins.
Oct. %. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
The late Election.

Congressional elections have now been held in
ten States, and the result in them. as compared
with those of the last election, are as follows:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06

MRS. LANGW0RTHY HAS JUST RECEIVED
Va full supply of fashionable Millinery and fancy
Goods, consisting in part of rich Satns Ntlvc,s Flow
ems Ribbons, Feathers and laces ALSO, constant.
y on hand Bonneis and Gaps OF the newest s,yie and
patterns which she offers Tor sal. II tn lowest cash
prices Mlllmers supplied al small adv ance Also.
Curls, Ringleis and Bands OF Pam Hair
Burlington. October 2ls, iSi6 Tvs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06

GggocEsfts ! 'T .s, X S'1@As, s T%r
Saleratns. Starch, Nuts md
Raisins Cod-f Fish, Mackcrcl, Salmon, &c; &c lu''
received and for sale by l.. l.. SIONE
Strtsou Block Oct 90. 1916 II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
GROCERIES.
n II DOOTJTTJE

GROCERIES.
y & II. II. DOOLITTLE OFFER FOR
z Sale, choice selection OF Groceries, which
will be sold very low for cash, or credit, VIZ:
Hyson, Loaf
Hy son Skin T. Powdered O.
Young Tyson { ie's' Pouo Rico & sugar
and Pouchon HAVANA
Pepper, Spice, Ginger NutmegS, Cassa, Cloves.
RaisliS, SalaWtus, Rice, Cocoon. Starch, Soap Mo
as,es, Goldfish, Sc.-Oci. 2oih i-l6 1--we
Buffalo Rub">
Buffalo Robes just received and for sale by
I, N II. H. DOOIlTTLE
Oct Goth lSi6 l1w6
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CONTENIENCEt

'
II has boiler holes placed above the immediate action
OF the fire one large oyen occupying the whole bas
OF the Stove which, by experiment, has proved Itself
to be equal to brick for all baking purposes
also has another OF smaller dimensions bacl,
OF the fire box, and the back part of the lower
oven which cauuo be surpassed Tor cooking purposes
when higher temperature of heat is required than
ior oahng bread. Potatoes, Meats, PuddiRgs &c
NAV cuoNlnglL the upper in the most desirable
manner, wac, aking bread in the lower--whch is
u convenience hIghly esteemed by those who have
used the Store, and Judge from experience This
oven is also IA good brcad-hakcr by regulating the
heat by means tin placed above it, Sec0ndiv For lis
ECONOMY ~ FTEL!
The fire box is placed in such position, that the
fire passes directly under all -Four of the boilers and
the Fire passes ELEVEN feet in the smallest sized
Stove before reaches the pipe and applies the heat
directly to the outside plates OF the Stove the whole
distance and thereby obtains the full use of the flc
before it escapes into the pipe aud when heat is moi
necessary for the Tor baking, by closing one
OF the hampers, the heat from very small guam
THY oiiucl may be made TO act directly upon one ol
two articles OF furniture, and thereby get the full us,
OF the smallest quantity O fuel, and in summer wher
the lower oven is moi needed for baking the uppe,
part OF the stove may be used for all ordinary cooknf
purposes, without heating the lower part and thcrb,
all unnecessary heat is dispensed with which makes
This
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
SUMMER OR WINTER STOVE.,

Equal IT not superior IN arrangement 10 any Stove
title cuIsory view OF the Stove is sufficient Ia
satisfy every person of its durability the plates are
of sufficient thickness TO make them durable and the
construction of the Stove Is simple and compact ha-
Third the capacity OF this Store in doing great
amount Of business, at the same time with snail
quantity Of fuel surpas's any extanr The pro-
cess of baking bread IN the lower oven, baking pota-
toes meats &c IN the upper oven, brollng toast
ing under the iron rooster IN 'front.' and boiling on
the top with A boilers may be- done AT the same time
with the same amount OF iuel that 1t would require ioi
baking or boiling alone, and do all the above named
work perfectly, and without the one interfering with
| the other
All ofthc foregoing statements can he corrohoratec
| by hundreds who have the stove now in use
| For sale by
| STETSONS ROW, No l. l. l. STONE
| Church Street, Burlington, VI, Oct lsi6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
DES!P ;, J., STOVE!
ibNTENTED JI1NE Isit

THE inventor OF this superior and celebrated Stove
L would respectfully call public attention to the
many advantages which 1t combines in one convr-
nient, economical, durable, compact and beautiful ar
tcle of more capacity tor heat and cooking purposes
than any other ever offered to the public. First,
For It's
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06

CAMPHESE. CAMPHENE.-Those who
~ wish No. ! article of Camphenc can find it ut
Harringtons The price is reduced to - cents per
gallon, Is 81 cents per quart. As our business will
be- in future entirely for cash shall afford things in
our line low. - w3
Burlington, Nov G.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
EDRH GOOD ]

J.. STONE respectfully returns his thanks 10
LIZ his friends and patrons for the liberal patronage
he has received the past summer, and ayais himself
of the present opportunity OF informing them tina, he
has received his Fall supply OF Staple
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ADAMS HOUSE,

81, Washington Street. BoSToS
T wv. II. ADAMS having opened this new
4. and splendid Hotel, beg leave to assure the pub
lie that nothing shall be wanting to make it equal to
any other in the Union, and not second to any.
November 1916 10 mo
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ffcetred from toiidrS--ceHts,f for the
Globe from ,rhich hare deducted one per- cent =,
and charged myself IN my account miM the Gener-
al Post Otce, ruth tie bdiance, The Postmaster
Of washington city mWpay tint baianre 10 Biar y
fires, or to their order on The back Of tbs receipt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
DRY GOODS g. GROCERIES.
-E~GD Dig UEeRs

Which he uiH Sell upon terms that cannot fail 10 s
purchasers. Ais O.
Constantly on hand, a general assorimcn, of
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For one copy 9th" Congressional Globe 81 90
For one copy OF 'he Appendix. ....... | 90
tors.x copies o, either, part Of both $500. 90
The money may be RENTED by mail at our risk -
The safest and best way to remit - to pay the amount
to the Postmaster where Won reside and take from him
receipt according To the following form:
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-10-02

is there, who feels pride in being called a
son Of Mississippi, and has not patriotism
enough to contribute to her future prosperi
ty and greatnessl She must have a chaIac.
ter by which she will be known among the
gallant States Of this our glorious Union.
And shall it be won By disregard Of edu>
cation, the cornerstone Of any State, and a
shameful neglect Of her literary institutional
Mol it must mott cannot be. Rather let
her be represented 10 The world as the nuE-
scry Of science and all her citizens support.
ers Of the mighty cause.-That when they
have occasion TO travel 10 foreigR lands OF
sister State, they may not blush, but feel
themselves the sons Of proud, intelligent
and scientific State.
FRIEND TO EDUCATION.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-10-02

Married-In Cincinnati on Sunday, the 18th
ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Lynd, Mr. HIRAM HARRISON,
Of this city, to Miss MARGARET ANN BAKER. of the
former place.
accompanying the above notice, we received
bottle of bright ard sparkling Old Madeira
in which we drank to the health, happiness and
long life of the newly welded cOuple-hoping
that their fist love may continue to flow through
a long life as pure and gentle as it now does, and
the remainder Of their days may be one continu-
ed honeymoon; and that the young and blooming
bride may find her new home all that love and
tranquility can bestow.1
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-10-02
Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING,
YAzoo CRY, Sept. q, Is

YAzoo CRY, Sept 81, 1916.
Presents. V. MITCHELL, President;
Messrs. Allen, Barnett, Bate, Hayman.
Murdoch, Nye and Wilson, Councilman.
The meeting being called 10 order, The
minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
REPORTS.
Mr.. Murdoch from the Stree Committee
reported relative to the most admissible plan
of improving the streets, &C.; that the gut
tiers and curbing should be made of rock,
and that the centre should be made of the
same material or gravel and sand, the cost
of which would not be less than $4 run
ming foot, the cost Of boarding hands 10 be
employed on the streets, 81 per north each.
The committee further reports that the City
Treasury is not in condition 10 warrant
the undertaking of such an improvement on
the streets.-Accepied.
Mr.. Bate from the committee 10 whom
was referred the resolution passed at the last
meeting relative TO the charge of A. Pats
terson, Esq, as preferred against DR.. w.
Barnett in his (Patterson's communication
10 tho Board on the 18th inst } Of a viola-
ton Of the duties incumbent upon him as
an officer of the town, &C.. reported the
matter one OF a nature in which the Board
should take no part, and from the inform :
ton obtained, that Dr. Barnett is not sub
Ject to impeachment, and would most res
pectfully suggest that the whole matter be
dismissed from the Board, as in their Opn
ion, the charges as made against either party
are not sufficient for impeachment for me-
glect Of malfesance in ofice.-Accepted.
Mr.. Murdoch from the Committee TO
whom was referred the proposal of WIN. E.
Pugh, Esq, 10 sell the Corporation street
or road over lots 456 and AGO, reported ads
verse TO the proposition. Accepted.
DR.. Barnett from The committee on &C.
counts, reported on the accounts Of Jas. A
SteVeas and ]. M. Anderson, referred at the
last meeting. On motion, Mr. Anderson's
act was allowed for S25, ap1n,NIr Stevens
SIS, the yeas and nays beiI ed for on
Mr. Stevens act, thev stood Messrs.
Allen, Barnett, Hayman, Murcock, Nye ard
Wilson. Nays, Messrs Mitchell and Bate
Further time was allowed the Ordinance
committee, and The committee to whom was
referred the plan Of a.ci,y prison, to report.
On motion, the Board then proceeded TO
elect printer for the balance Of their time,
when on the first balloting Jas. A. Stevens,
ESQ.,, was declared duly elected.
The bonds Of Jno. 0. Hunter, City Weigh
er, and Jas. Brown, Auctioneer, were next
presented ard approved, all The members
voting in the affirmative.
On motion, the meeting adjourned:
SAM'L " MITCHELL.
President Of the Council.
E.3. RUNDFLI.. Civ Clerk.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-10-02
SchOOIs-An Academy.

We understand that exeItions are being
made by our citizens TO build an Academy
in this place, and the a subscription paper
is now in circulation for that purpose. The
erection Of a suitable School House in this
place is Of immense Importance to our citi,
zens, and shat want Of such building has
been sOrely felt by all. 1t is matter Of
the first importance that we should have a
house for instruction, as by that means we
might be enabled to procure suitable and
permanent teachers. Heretofore we have
been subjected to enormous charges (as the
teachers had TO rent their own rOoms) and
numerous perplcxities, by teachers coming
here and staying two or three m3Dths, and
each one pursuing different course of in
structiOn. We sincerely hope that the en-
terPrise may succeed.