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Eaiafe IF LeSley Kent, dtceosed.

Eatafe RI Lesley Kent, dtceosed.
a Lii persons having claims against
"a 'he estate of Lesley Kent, deed,
are hereby notified and requested to ex.
hiblt the same to the undersigned, admin.
istrato!s Of sand estate, or to the Probate
Justice Of LA Sale county, for settlement,
within nine months from the date hereof.
ELIZABETH KENT, 0d,a'r.
G. c. ELLIOTT, .Admr.
Nov. 10, lSi6-4t.
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October %. 1876.


I'm Important Gre By Dr. Jayne's
A"endhrs,--We have been Informed by Mrs
Nahan, "a granddaughter Of old Gen. Wayne)
mat she suffered number of years from the
growth OF large GoiroUs Trmor, which, be.
SIDES great dei"rm,y, prodvccd both difficulty
OF deglu'ltlon and Of breathing. Indeed, she
says the pressure upnn the wlnd.pipe was SO
great as to prevent her from sleeping in a recum-
bent position. aud ofcn sutlocaon appeared in.
evttabIe. She ase laborcd under severe indispo-
s'uon from liver complaiit and jaundce, with a
horrible tram of nervous affections for which she
commenced the use Of DR.. Jayne's alternative.
which she took regularly for six or seven weeks,
with occasional doses Of his Sanative Pills. and
her general health was thereby completely re-
established, and now pcrcciVing some dininution
~ the size of the GolrOus Tunour, she was en-
couraged to pcrseverc in the use of the A,erna-
ti'e' until every ve,iige Of the painful Iumor
was entirely removed. We think Therefore, that
such an iinpurtant remedy should he generally
known. Mrs. Mahans residence, Germantown
Road, opposite Rose ST., Phiad. For sale by
oct' ~ 4O-l3 Gro, Il. WALKEu.
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- "V"'''V' NV NTTPo' WIU-
rocco do, gentlemen's line French calf
boots, fine morocco boots, and a general
assortment OF calf, pegged, kip and coarse
boots together with boys boots, chill.
dren's shoes, &c, which he offers for
sale cheaper than the cheapest, for ready
cash. A A FISHER.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, lSi6-llf
n. Is. The best of d0HJie-soieR thick
boots constantly on hand and made to
order at So 30
Weted Boots 2,25
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S'TEAVED.
SIkANE ED from tie 6

STRAlED from the sub
GA- scriher living on section li9
(@aA of Illinois and Michigan ca.
NJ PlF nal, two miles northeast of
MarseiIIes, on lhe night Of the
18Th October. two black horses both n
bont9 years old one Of them las u white
spot in his face aud long bushey tail,
and when he uo,s he goes lame in one of
his hind legs; the other is a round shor
horse and in good order, and had two
sores on his neck, one on each side which
were occasioncd by the collar, and part
of one of his hind legs were white. Any
person who will return them 10 the sub.
scrlber, or address letter to John Dillon.
Postmaster at MarsciIlrs. shall be lhcral-
ly rewarded. TiIOS. CANENAil.
NarseiIcs, Oct rs, 1876
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Estate Cf Mcrgaret Cooley, dec'd.
a LII persons having claims against the
- estate Of Margaret Cooley, deed.
are hereby notified and requested 10 ex-
hihi' the same to the undersigned, ADM.
uistrator of SAID estate. or TO the probate
justice of the peace of La Sale county.
for settlement, within nine months from
the date hereof. JONA. COOLEY,
Sept. IL, 1876. .4{m'r.
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sign OF tie I:iIce Hats.

90. 202 LAKE ST, Chicago)
r~ &c. STEPHENS would re-
EE spcciiuy announce to the cii
IL st Gems Of Chicago and vicinity
Tiga tia, be is now receiving the lar
al 4, tssfss gest aud best selected stock of
- ~-aSS goods in his line ever offered in
Chicago. Ills stock consists in part as follows,
to wit hats, caps, muil., Boas, BufI,lo robes
and coats, buck miltens and G'uves trunks uav-
Cling bags for ladies' and gentlemen, ovcrshoes.
Indian mocc1slns, cravats, suspeudcrs, shirts
umbrellas, walking canes, &c. He is also man
uiactullnr all kinds OF goods pertaining to his
business, Country merchants and others in want
Of goods Will do well to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere, as he is confident he
can sell as low as any house in the city Of New
York,
lIatter.' stock ard trimmings constantly on
hand Cash paid for furs and skins.
Chicago, Oct 30, 1916. l--y
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Estate Of John Moore. deceased.
A LII persons having claims against tie
- estate Of John Moore, decd, are
hereby notified and requested to exhibit
the same to the undersigned, adm;nis,ra.
tor of said estate, or to the Probate Jus
tee Of la Sale county, for settlement.
within nine months from the date hereul
JOSEPH MOORE, Rlm'r.
Sept. lS. 1916
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ard S5oees, Eroa, Steel Nmd
Wells.
sIIUUr IRON AND COPPER WARE MANUTa FACTORY.

i
900 ' Simmons broad Collins Waters
planes
carriage Springs boxes ground and
back wood bow and
' axes nan aod shoe hammers and hook hinges
longs msa" bmls and hand files knives
guard
p m"re locks and tes
pad and till locks
'' g anu anger bits brass kettles, frying
steeyarl
g' huer trimmings wasboaj
'" IRON and briana table and teaspoons perng
IRON caneslks
ping KNIVES shoe horse backing cubtng
cap primers powder TASKS shot bags caps, britannia
traps o" stones" razors and sheep shears knobs try squares shears
ho SCISSORS assorted table butts brads,
SADLERY.
PAIRS assorted hame patent leather brass and plated buggy dash
oanu lamps buckles bride
eao continue to manufacture and keep hand all kinds
Per ware selling
% ana we 10 be understood not and
request orr customers oter of
money call JOB MAINLY
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ra Iiiomab.c Tailoring.
CEOEGE SuyTU

GEORGE SMITH
I'd ESrECrtl LILY returns thanks To the ci-
Il q tzcus of UuaNa ard vicinity forthr liberal
patronage he has hcrrlutrte received. and hores
to merit continuance OF be same. His 1.iinr-
ing Establishment il on the south side OF the
public square, over J. AID &. Armcur's store.
lie is prepared to do work on the rost rensona.
bic terms aud warrants all garments ,ns,l, Nv
him TO ct. eating will be done on shor, uoiirc
and warrantedto it il property made up. The
FAIL AND WlNTiR FASHIONS
From New Yo,k city, have JUS, been received,
thus enabling him TO furnish garments IN the
latest and most approved style.
N. B. Lumber, rna must kinds Of coupfyy
produce wU bciahea in ppymeai for umk.
Ottawa, Oct %, 1916.
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AtbOTliS and wooden goods. Several pieces
~ French black, very superior cloths Also,
cassmeres, black, buc-hack, aud fancy. ut diff
lereni prices. Several pieces Of jeans OF dintrent
styles and at different prices. Three pieces wool
black cloths cheap Tor clplks. Also, Sleeps
grays, sattinels, twecds, etc. G M INGrn l6
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Cheap Hooi and SsiOc Stcrr,

THE subscriber has ius,
received a better assormen, OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
than was ever before offered
in this market, among which
are Ladies' CATERS, halr.gai
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WM. EAE9. & 80.
NE DESpISE DRAGGING

But wepromise to sell az ch,op as il is pOssibls
10 d0 so, aud those who say they will sell ch,sp.
or, OF have mere Of them, make a mist ake-that's
AL
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LADIES GOODS.

Cashncrcs, M'de LANES. Alracas, Dress Silks,
Ca'Icoes, a large 1T, Crlored and Black silk
EelVets, Plain Swiss Jnconct and other muslins,
Hlnghanls, Long Lawns. Linen Cambrics
Threat Jaconet anil Lis|r Edgings and Insert
ugo, Kid, silk and Cashmere Gloves. Black
Cashmere Alpaca and Other Hosiery. Shawls,
tlondkrrchieis, Mufis. silk Cords aud Tassels,
SILK F'uges, Silk and Bugle buttons Elas,ics.
Zephyr Wors,rds, Houah's Patent Skirts, Kid
Shpps, CATER BoOls and BnsLins &c
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-18

Ihiages. ~ Ne Erfssrs % ksss Il hsng.
HIS parks 9ill IL illsd > in lags sd 80
Fuiy dfpred1a0rs; Ia passnrrs u 1o~eFs.
his beds q Eegstsblss. I'D has ksids Il
grain I'll Re lrsmpled an5 WaEled, ard
al has grosnds Nil - 70 rain.
gusl .. dose men sho would slolish
espl.l pnnishmsni, ard ihus destroy he
grrsiFsl sanctions Of lsw. wOpld IhFus So
risiy Of IL hinges. ard leave every hing
eprn 10 inn0tsiioh and destruction. They
refuse 70 hang tlns gsssl The consequence
viii be lhaI mhrderers hrsl. and al minor
villains hy the sxsmple u lhtif serhrily.
may gdiin and out ii pleasure. The man IN
Sullivan county who refuses 10 Lang liis
gate. beran,e u his abhonencs of capital
punishment. ought never 10 hang Up lis
coat Or his hals bul 10 fold Ihe one rsEtlnl-
IN away. and have servant 10 hnld The
olher. lie ought 10 hare no ed, fashinn-
ed francs in his kitchen. no hanging lsas
ksIlles. singing with he rrisksis on ihs
hearth. no p'clur-. hanging on The walls.
no hanging curtains 20 his windows. and
finally. no corrugated sIsprndrrs 70 his
Irousers. All these peruliarilies would
not be = greater evidence Of mOnomania
and twisted mind. ihsn the singular 81.
lection Of some men Cor murderers. their
honor Of punishment in itself. and their
theories Of no government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-18

llEART.RESpiNo ACCIDENTAL a,esG
hnsnisble sceIds nj occurred on our Lesrs
last e'enIng, by which linI. girl, some
eor 9ysar ef sgs. losi her LIFE. She ws
The dsEshIef % DR.. Gum, Of Lousv,ll.,
Ny. Who sAh he wife. Was jusi leaving
the steamboat Ben Frsnkin No. .. sboss
starring isr iae Ohio River. The lnls
gnl. who vas ahead Of her psunl., wu
crushed 70 the ssi'h BY 4 hog,hssd Of 90.
gar which dray msn had pusf rolled from
bis dray in great hss.s. She wss dspri,.
ed 81 all CONSEQUENCES ., once, slEhouah
The breath Of life IIngsred in her mahlaIsd
form for hours. -. ...,.... ...-.
The esse 10 one Of the nosi hesrtfsa6.
ing We have ever heen called on 10 record.
The body Of The little girl vas o. once n
Ken on board the bat. bot how can We
s''e s-s-.-L ~ fhe ssalbsr. ~Lo
bret then knew how deep. how 81. orblns.
vac her devotion 60 her ebiidf For hsaru
so wounded no balm can be offered. Tn,
young victim was III play fuIness and viva.
cry The momen. beInre the accidental
we next moment. u required . mo,hsr's
love 10 renognlze her. aud long after
ofes.h had left the body OF the hsp,e,,
child. the sailings Of that mother yer.
heard crying over one that was not. Al
elder sister was present. ioo--lhe " lie of
The clerk oil the bosl--snd she was attic.
Ken by the cruel calamity with On in,en.
s''y OF grief that for while beteft her nj
reason. TIE little girl had bren singing
and playing upon piano in the esb.a-.
Tor she was rare musician Tor child Of
her age-snd bad jus, departed from one
" no ish for her ~ affection no one bu,
'.isr knows. She had parted IRON her
" bile her ga'ieIess pratlls and innoeep,
nirih were yet Iresh--ller gay carols were
'nll ringing IL thst sisters ears; but a o..
'ond elapsed aud she was carried back.
o MI tie hearts Of those she had 90 re-
emily gladdsned with mourning. Time
n'y IN measure heal the wounds of
hose VII" have been thus sorely bruised.
'u' To offer pre'en. Consolation would bs
Il on effect p;ea,un,
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hai Zee sessss 70 as ssssasbi. hsi 4
d.ikcnily sillhe sfjasssd imnsdais y I'd
snirskly. nv naaing the esis q rs
lrsleT yoa will be ab.s II cisc0ssr shss
DE 0fkeisl coussposssnes % diEulgsd.
ho1 nesr yosF inloEnsll0a uas - lfulh
and - tine.
As ssaleI On . formeE oreaslon. | -
iisrals i he plsinssl and most positive
baggage h0s, Me-. P.ksnhsm has No n
sirurtiass IRON Lis Government suahoF'
ming Lsa % nsks say nsv PFoPosiaiOn.
fhs slslsaenl wIll noa be galhssye1. ~
der sny aushoriiy lrOm The Brilish. Mas
yer. sha svghI 70 kaow something u la
own ad.irs. u 10 s1lsnrly unlornnaas
the P,ssidenfs original offer Of the s9sh
parallel. wss rot seat 10 Englan6--ii Il
had bsea. Ihs whole qpesiiin wauid haze
bern seIlled BY me opening Of Congress.
% vii show 10 my nsxI Letter.
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VALUE OF LIFE IN RUSSIA.

General Sir Henry Cooke, when NJ
tached to the special mission from Gr,a,
Britain 10 St. Pe.ersburgh, had employ
ca Russian servant as a valet. q, a spe.
c'ied sum Of money per month. Al The
emu OF three months, the man demanded
aouole the sum agreed upon, aud became
abusive when his leques. was no, acced.
Ell to-. On being commended TO leave ,hs
house. he refused. andih police were sen,
Tor TO remove him. The request coming
from the secretary Of an embassy. one or
the principal officers Of the bureau cams,
accompanied BY the minor officials, 10 tho
motel OF The embassy; and the man wa.
carried of to Jail forthwith. The officer
wen. into Sir Henfy's room, after The
mans removal. and said. .ias ,hi. f,I.
low been very insoIen,," "Yes," was
the reply. "Then," said the Inirndsn,.
1--WE will put him 10 death immedia,elv -.
Sir Henry Cooke naturally exclaimed.
~ would no. have such thing done. ON
my account, for the world" "Ob. Gc.
neral. responded the official, L" do no,
think OF i. in that light, a,~all: for. Al.
though we should be mos, happy to do
you any service in our power, this !. real.
~ a mere tritle. no. worth thanks" Az
ter some little e1I,, the In,endan, WIS
made to understand that the offence was.
10 The Engllshman's opinion. too light to
p''"s DOWN upon The poor fellow so high
> punishment. The money wa. given
10 The police. and request iha, The man
should u be kept from annoying Sir Henry
Cooke during his future residence in 81.
relersbnrgh. The official, on retiring.
assured The General tina. be was. by his
humanity, putting others in peril Of pe,.
ing bad servant, and he had be,,ertnke .
lis fret offer. M, pr,,, N
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nsai 81 II Orsgos assh d so. "a "a
accspisnee o. > 6ns een@snisl treaty
wllh ne hooGs u iaes hs1r. Free arade.
NJ. II. sad. hs 6easly iesst. bli 4 asssl
shosid - bIOushl b. hin NiIh he lesri,
isFy 81 bis eo0nHy.
IL wss oUlrsgsoss il any-and il 4
Western Demorrsi il ~npld BE- ifesson-
moral Hssson al ne drepssa 6ye. II
ssrsadsr suy part ef he soil II - en-.
pise deslined 10 stsnd thEauEh 80 lmr.
sas lEsssor. lie did not speak cor oh.
e. parts Of the Ualon: bui Cor he osn be
could spsak. and this was his sentiment.
Free Iade-wilh he ssnehdsr Of YaE-
eossefs Island and lie hsshor OF Meet.
ks-lsnd be 10 rrmembsred Britain had
neses Offered % make this q fres port
she understood IL value Ioo selll-whal
dad IL aGounG ioi Who did not know
that Ihe opening of her pors Was forced
IRON The Briiish G0yslnmenI By the IRAN
nc cries Of starring nillions, And Ilal
The hsaehiy sTisloersey ssre compelled
% submit u 10 q. 10 save their lives from
the swinging kaife Of the assassin snd
their palaces IRON The torehi BuI he vas
told we must pu, Oregon and the TsnfT
iogeIhsT: that the wet was b. have m,r-
ksi, vast market. fsE their bresd-.InfIs
and pa'k and beef. Vas she! True IL 10
lsaid Mr.. II. ne In the West are barn IN
the woods. but there are some among us
who know . hille. aud. smongsl olher
things. know that. long before our sup
plies could reseh the British marker, the
grsnaries Of the Balne and the Black Sea
and the MsdIserrsnesn would have been
poured into q to everlasting.
Ia CONCLUSION. for he would not longer
delain the Senate. he could only cav Of
The whole tone and meaning Of the speech
OF the Senator from North carclins, thar,
u y spoke the language and bresthsd The
feelings and purposes Of james X. Polk.
he had uttered words OF ialsehood and
spoken With the tongue OF . serpent.
Me. Allen rose 10 speak but
On motion Of Mr.. Evans, the Senate
sdjournsd.
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EVANGELICAL WIZ AND CAprT,L Pr.
sIsHMEST.-We have seldom met with a
more extraordinary specimen of wit than
IS contained in the following editorial Of
the New York Evangelist:
New Fork Nirror.
HANGING THE GArE.-There is gen.
lIenan spoken Of in the interior of This
State 1--WE think it must be Sullivan coun.
w SO opposed to capital punishment, tina,
he refuses TO hang his own gate! This is
very amusing; but the conseq uehces 10
this mans domains Of this singular in.
ia'uatIon are jus. picture of wia, would
happen TO Society if the penalty which
700 mas annexed to the crime of murder
were stricken on, from their system Of
legislation. The mans gate is off the
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The Ns~buryPOH IIsEsld fires Of The
fullowinw souih.

-1JFVEt NEts15u HTtF on fIIs
following squib:
1.-The innocent simplicity Of Me-. Poll.
IN spPlslng 10 Great Brissin 10 know II
her wsiliks preparations we're intended
Tor The United States, must rsiss Q smile
upon The eounlshsBee Of ne reader. Did
he esPsei that IL Enslard vas msiiag
these preparations against HE uni.d
States thai she would slihim Of iii PET
hap. be did, and Ihsn hs nssi question
would have been probably sh,l points
she lirsI Ihlsnded 10 Attack, and What The
stighI oil msiisl of The ,rmsmsni she in.
tended 10 bring aRsinsi ihoss paints. in
order he might be bsusf sbis 10 repsl he
attack
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
DRY coonS

GROCERIES, HARDWARE &c. &c.
ALFRED GATES, having purchased the
entire stock Of Goods of Mr.. John pbyll;ns
VIII continue the business at the samo stand
and now tflers to furnish TO the eitizons ~
East and Woa Baton Rouge, and tho sJioin.
ing parishes, a general assor tfnen, NJ H.,
Goods, groceries, Hardware, Eiata. pooi.
y Shoes, Crockery, Glass Ware ard
Clothing.
DRY GOODS.
Consisting Of English, French. and Ans,
can prints OF lie latest style and pstte,ns
PLAN o. plaid Domestic, apron check, stri.
ped shIrtlng, blue Deminta, C~otlongdes. AZ
sorted, fancy Ctttonades, Bed 1fckinw
Brown y Irish Linen, Red Flannel WIZ
flannel, Bloached domestic, Unblegcbed til.
FfeRcn and Erglisl Blankets, Botnka zalfa
colofed Cambrick, cotton velvet. Iriah Tn
en-, yum Elastic and cotton suaDendeys.
Back sllk and Alpaca Crayats, silk X Nsd'
ras handkerchiefe, ladies' Stoekings aiIk
FemOfeilae, Cottob1do,, Ribbons, linen bock.
Of handkerchief, Kentucky Jeans. sa,ina,a
Linen Thread, Iaylors' spool thread. Me-
Inns u Jaconeis.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea, Rice, Sugars. r,o,,.
crushed and Loaf sugar, Cheese, rbnrsIs,"
NO. mackerel, in bbls, half do. ous,,sr
bbls, T. eighth bbls., q superior articls ~ ~
4. chewing tobacco, Tobacco in amslf bn,S.
CASTLE soap, champaign Wac. chamnstn.
brandy, gin, claret Wine, white wine. vins
gar, claret wine IN boxeR, assorted co,d;.I.
NY, Mnstardi London mustard, cavnuna naa
per- walnut and tomato .caig1u. M, ,nons
cloves, mace, pepper, ~allepiee, caesis. aas6,I
led pickles IN jats, sDfunes. phiiaJoInL.
preserves, citroD, CurTants, almon5s
dimes, Goldfish, halibut, lobster. maea ron; 80
VermlceIIl, starch, indigo, salarafns. me
rails " g~tfnPowder tea, Tea n rsJy.
essence OF peppermint, figs, rnislna. r,n,a
berries ID small kegs, powder Il sbai- Coz
SAT-, Inc do, epson do, Grapes. 9.s A.
HARDWARE. Va
KNIVES d. Folks, pocket Jo .
Butcher knlyep, shoe makers do. csfyinn A.
and iofkf, chisseIs, augura, snuayos -
ing Knives, hand axes, hatchets ana b,mtna"
hand saws, tenant sawp, loeks. nsa 49,
Bolts, improved patent knob la,ebes M
lolk lalches, butts and screws. etran biam".
brass and plated spurs, sauce phpa sLss'
q tongs, spades, ghovels, hoes. pprinp al"
coffee mills, rards, wool cards egt"an'
scrcws, brass candlcs,ieks, mil. o,id;snS'
wafies do wafer do, and any auaprtv oi
tin ware. 1'y ~
GROCERIES.
White granite coffee and tea cupe, with
and wilhou, handles, granite djrhes Of ~
s ak;,o . breakfast, dinner and soup plarsr,
cream jugs, side cups, soap djsbss S $500
pitchers, ewers and b%asins, glass msISs.",
cane, 10y tea seis Tor children.
BOOTS X SHOES.
Gontlemen's cali pegged,and fewed Hra-
gahs' mems russell Arogans, a superior ar
boys rusSet do, ladies' calf rewsd snJ
pegged brogans, ladies' kid %alippere. Isdio.'
walking shoes, cbiIdren's shoes Of ysr;o,r,
HATS g. CAPS.
Black and while broad brim hats, mem.
All All ySe ,ah : ca fi hats, glazed caps, &s.
any where, Persons Wishing 70 bnv
WI please call and examine for tbsmsslvs.
January 3d4s. ls18
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
EDUCATION ON CHRISTIAN
PRINCIPLES.

VS. -
atonRougc Classical and Commercial Boar
ding and Day School. The Rev. John
Burke Qate President of Franklin Cot
lege) Rector. 70 on the LIST
January 1876.
Inc course OF instruction a. this ~iustitu-
tion, will embrace, in the English and classf-
cal department, minute aud critical attention
TO eompostfton, elocWki0n and phikt0gvin all lis
branches. The application Of the rules of
FroSody in the structure and scanning of
Greek and Latin verse, is reg arded'a as an ex-
erciSe indispensable toward Il borough
knowledge and appreciation OF the beauties.
of ancient poetry.
ltshall be as well the never ~ccasing desire
and care Of the rector and his assistants. so 70.
labor in the most important trust committed
TO them, that their pupils, may, together with
irreproachahle moral and religious con-
duct,acquire well merited reputation, for
sound, useful, practical and accomplished
scholarship. An able professor, a native of
Hungary with others to be employed if me-
cesSaryl will give Instructions in the French
. German and Spanish languages, also in
algebra, geometry, trigonometry, [plain
and sphericall Theoretical and practical
surveying, linear drawing, Architecture and
Landscape painting.
AZ VI S'Vutho MS HtHFS ~ COntlnne0i
patronage and liberal supp nrt by an en-
ghtenei public, on the successful expe.
rience n a quarter of a century in this couD.
try aud Europe-on the strongest recommen-
dationS from distinguished citizens Of Louis !
fana, and the Carolinas and above all, on the
tested progress of bis pupils, in moral,
and scientific improvement.
Particulars as 10 discipline, course of stu
dies, vacations &c, &C., nay be obtained by
application to the Rev. John Burke, Baton
TERMS op tuition for day pupils in the ell
ementary branches OF an English education
reading, writing and arithmetic I
THREE DOLLARS SOC. per month, classics and
sIXDoLLARsp per month, modern
Languages with other studies EIGHT DOLLARS
,er month.
References. tn Right Rev. Leonidas
Polk, d d bishop of the Diocese ofLa., The
Francis L Hawks, d ID rector of Christ
Church, New Orleans, The Rev. Daniel S
lewis, rector Of Grace Church st. Francis
nile, The Rev w B Lacy, D rector of the
southern Institute, foryoung ladies, jackson,
"a. NatchitocheS, the Hon. ] Campbell,
zen. P A. Morse, James Taylor and Charles
EsqS.
Alexandria, John X Eigee, Esq, DR.. Da-
'idson, O~pelouSas, Judge Overton, Hon. G r
ling &c, DC.
DonaldSonville, Judge Nichols.
Baton Rouge, DID Avery, Esq, dc.
The Prospectus of the Boarding School
&C., will be issued in a few days.
The teacher whose services have been
ngaged, speaks French with the ~1uency and
of a we'll educated native of
rance.
December 18th, Is45.