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SILL LArrR

slnc the above was ia type We have re.
oHed later accounts coufrmatory Of the
'aose IA every particular, except the re-
p'n ths, Col. IIdfney had tepulscd Gen.
/, Vega, which is erroneous. lie had a
atu,h with some ranchefos which he re.
g'scd.
The destruction IN the city is said 10 be
snt awlul--one half Of II is destroyed. -
Honses are blown to pieces and furniture
tallcfcd IN every dlreciion--the streets
iotu up, and tho strongest buildings serl.
el'!y injured, and II is to be regretted that
700 Of the inhabitants were killed during
he engagement, Gen. Scott did all he
Gould 10 prevent this. lie postponed the
eabardment several hours after all the ar.
aNgemeu,s to commence operations had
Been made, with the humane view OF m
tacing tho Mexcans to send the women
'0d children out Of the city, aid Prolieted
Mad TO place them out Of the way o.
a'oser, bot il was not accepted.
Ten. Scott has certainly achieved a
great, glorious aud almost bloodless veto
y Tour loss only 65 as stated above) over
"enemy IN position that was consider
lmpregnable. All the tfoops behaves
'"A the utmost bravery and bore the IA
psaes aud hardships Of the campaign with
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RATHER A SMALL BUSINESS

A .hoft time ago Mon'rasile Patton,
the Postmaser Of Asheyllle, was removed
without any cause and Ezra Mccall Tate
appointed IN his place. II appears from
tie following l-rer that Cot. John II
Wheeler aided - this affair. The Colone
10 doubt was an applicant Cor the vacancy
IA the Mat At this place and beins j.ap.
pointed N his aspirations Jid all The harm
he could 10 Wing, ty way of an enoIlen,
to soolh H. own wounded feelings.
Huntington, FEB. 20, 1917.
Mn. MoNr. Parton: | received your
letter concerning the contemplated rcmuy.
d, IS you supposed, from The Pos Office
at Ash>ile. have been confined 10 my
room fof few days from the prevailing Ia
lluenza This day went 10 the Pos OF.
fee Department. ! inquired lor the Post
master General. VAS told that he would
not be 10 hls office tals day. then went
IL The sec nd Assistant p. " General Mr..
Brown, Who informed me that bu, a few
days since you had been renored and Ezra
Tate appointed Post Master at Ashrltie. |
inquired II there were any new evidence
on which the action Of lie Department
was predicaled lie said very lille. il
any but that Nj. REID tihc Rockingham
uember,l aud Col Wheeler, bad been 10
see the Post Master General, and pressed
NJ. Tato's claims So hart, lie felt bound
to appoint hin. then called 70; The pa.
pcr> filed ia tie case, aud stw very .ule
new matter more than was there Year
ago. saw no charge az nast YOU except
that son werc Wing, Doug uuwc!l /
d.d not lo,N over AL the rnaers.
You are prescribed aud prohibited from
holding office for opinions sake. Rewarts
and puulshneuls are the order Of the day
by the party ~ power.
When can see and learn from Cave
Johnson more about ibis matter | viii IA.
.otm you.
Yours truly
JAMES GRAHAM
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MR.. WEBSTER.

His Excellency Gov. Graham, we learn,
has Invited Mr.. Webster and Family to be
his guests during their sojourn in Raleigh.
They Iei1 Washington City yesterday, aud
we shall he able, probably, IN our next, to
announce tue time Of their arrival ia Ra.
leIsh.-Ral. Register 9Th instant.
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List of Letters

yf EMAiNiNG in the Post Olice, a, Charlotte,
h1 on the lst d~y Of iprl, lsl7,
A-Miss VI Allen, Daniel alexander, John II
Anock, r G Alexander, " alexander.
B-D " Blwmln, Mrs dramlnla y Barry, lie.
vi Black. Ez-kitl Blity, b nauIn + Brown.
C--Johu W Caliwcll, Mrs ri zlbcth Coal, Up.
ton Crows, J on C,rccy, Joseph Crci- hton, DAnl
Coleman Mss Jane f. Cox, W 4 Cook, + NJ Cam
pbil Mrs III lbcth Coopcr2.
D-Danitl Il Dnlin.
E-Ilcxluder Elliott,
Miss Mary 1 Frew Mathew Finnegan, Jo-
scph A Freaser, Samuel FAIRIES,
John Il Gorrpli, james Garrison, Robert 4
Grltr2, } L Garland, james b Griffith,
ll-R Hardin or Marcus A Pharr 3, Rev John
Hunter, Mrs Araminta iIuckaby, Mr., Catherine
Hodge, Thomas ilcadcn, Betjlmin Hamilton,
Charles Hutchinson, alexander lluoscr Han +
Hodge, Wm Hipp, s 4 Ilarrls, James Hunter,
I& J--CaIeb Irwin, Ezekiel johnson. Thomas
Jaml>on, Jos Johnson, Miss Caroline Jamson,
k-NeWtou klthcar, David kctzmller }.
I-pr Thomas w Lyle,
M--A drew Montgomery }, Robert S NcLiee 2,
I.lssou NJ rick, Etdy McGlgukin, Miss Catha-
rine W Moore. Tho Norris.
O-S.Ias Orr, Joab l. Orr.
pr Il ID Parks J T. Patton, Levi Polk. Miss
Nancy + rtIce, Mrs Nancy 4 Rodgers, CHAR 5
Rclch2 J W Rainey, James Roberts, J Rice, ] ii
Rea
NJ Margaret c Sample, S Smith ,, Bon.
lamn + Shailtr, Slmucl standby, Mss Mary
Sharp, James VI Scott, Robert Sloan, Lurku
Stowe, Ben K Smith, Jane Spears, w I Stewart,
John SullWcll,
T--Als1n c Tippst, David d Taylor George
+ Taylor, Il ThomImson,
W-David + Waddt, Isaac Wilson, Alber,
Wilson, William Wright, Mrs T. 4 Williams, Da.
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Gle, and amid the roar of cannon in the
early par, iof the evening, and the thrill.
ing strains Of martial music, the scene al.
together was one Of the most aumaiing We
have witnessed ia This city for years.
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Tie Cincinnati Alias .lntes tina, Gener.
al suitcr declared, on the sleambost, on
his say up the rver, that every senior
General 10 the array would have ressned
had Benton been gwen precedence over
either Of them.
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cnNNECrIcul ELECTION.

The Wings have CARVED this Siate,-
All the Members If Congress, Governor
other State officers aud a majority IN both
branches Of the Legislature.
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FROM SANTA re,

Accounts from Santa Fe state lha' our
troops had gained victory over the 'n-pr.
ractiouisis, They had force Of 1900
men. Col. Price sent out 800 men 10 meet
them-the Me1leans stood one fire and
He'd, 80 being klsd,
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DIED

In tbs toNn, on the , instant. Mrs. MAfIA.
la /. Lee, consorl Of John J Lse, aged IS
ycafs. Leaving husband and three children, one
an infant teE dsyS Cd, to Isment her lose.
IL Concord, on the lst instant, Mn SARAH
HENDERSON, wife OF Capt VIM NJ Header.
son. in the 3Sth year Of her age.
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JAMES GRAHAM


The trial Of Benz. +. Atkins for the
murder Of Arcb'j, McDltmd, Esq. Of
Cumberland, look place IN Badeo county
On tie last Of March. After a patient
hearing Of the case aud an examination OF
large number Of Witnesses, the jury, at.
ter betng out so minutes, returned yer.
diet OF not gully Ii possible We viii lay
the case before our readers.
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Y 7 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
4 that the Defendant, Samuel D. Walls is not
an inhabitant Of this State Il is therefore Ordered
by The Cont, that publication be made IN the
Charlotte Journal for the space Of six weeks, no.
ufying the said Samuel r. Walls to appear al the
next Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 10 be
held for the county OF Iredel, at the Court House
in Statewide, on the 3D. Monday in May next,
then and there to plead or replevy, otherwise
Judgment final will be taken against him and the
land aud other property levied upon, condemned
to satisfy the plaintiffs demands and cost in this
suit.
Witness, J. F. Alexander, Clerk Of our said
Court, at office, the 30 Monday in February, le47,
and in the list year of orr Independence.
]. +. ALEXANDER, CLERK.
Printers Fec ssh t3I
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COLUMBIA, APRIL &


CoITON.-A very good supply OF TIL. arii
Gle FOR the season. and visible Improvement has
taken place since our last. Il readily commando
10 10 III No change in other articles - TEN.
rrGHce Allocate
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MARRIED

On the 24th ult, by the Rev Mr. Kelly, Mr.
10 Ius POTTS, Of this county, to Niles
CHRISTIAN COMFY, Of Burke esunty
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CAMDEN, APRIL :.


CoTION-0u market ID still very scanlily
supplied, aud prices range as hie they have
DOM This season. We quote 10 10 i - amlca
JOgraaL
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IIac markets..
FAYETTEVILLE. APRIL &


COTTON sells at l0toll, Flour ), : and
81! Corn co 10 IS Oats a. N.t mUch Pro.
duse coming 10 market Fayetteville OJsar.r.
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D1'p GnnOG,
Hard are fflid GUfIPrU.

Tie whole ccmblring stock Of commando cha.
racter rarely equaileu N this country hay
lug been purchased in New ork for Cash, aud o.
ther~ise at Auction and private sale, " i'll be sold
at cheap rates, to merchants, ianllies and others
The stock being entirely new, and very gener.
al, comprehends far too many articles to be men.
ioued IN siugle advertisement; i is deemed suC-
hcieHt 10 state That almost every desirable article
will be found al the Establishment.
In the selection and purchase OF the stock now
offered to the public, more than a months con.
slant labor has been expended, and no pains have
bsen spared 10 obtain every article on the best
terms.
Connected they are with one amongst he
Oldest aud best houses in the United States, and
with every means OF procuring goods on the best
terms. VIM c. james & Co. feel persuaded they
can offer very great Inducements TO those wishing
10 purchase, such indeed cannot fail to satisfy.
New supplies Of Goods will be constantly ertiy.
ing as they are wanted.
Fayetteville. y. C., Hay street,
Nearly opposite the New Lafayette Hotel,
MIrch 80, lS47. 100
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e. The las, advlces from Gen. Tay Ion
states that he was IL pursuit OF Gen. Ur'
tca with 1000 cavalry.
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NEW
Dry Goods. Hardware az Cutlery
ESTAFBEkSEEN
W. c. JAMES & co,

n RE now receiving and offer for sale, by
81 Wholesale md retail, an extensive assert.
ment Of new and .ell selected Foreign and Do.
nestle Staple and Fancy
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jan
uary Terf7, lS47.
Isaac Campbell and wife Mary Ann,
c. H. Johnston and William knowles Petition to
and wife Isabella X. sell
rs, Negroes,
Jonathan Johnston.
& T appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
h that jonathan Johnston, the defendant in this
case, is nonresident of this State, Il IS there.
fore Ordered, that publication be made thltly
days IN the Charlotte Journal, that the defendant
appear at the next term Of this Court TO be heid
for the County of MeekItuburg, THE Court House
in Charlotte, ON the b Monday in April next
and plead answer or demur to plaintiffs petition,
otherwise judgment pro contesso will be given a.
gainst him.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk of our said Court,
at office, the 4th Monday of January, A. d. lei7,
b. OATES, {. c. c.
Printers Fee sll. t29
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LENOEEs
FEMALE ACADEMY.

IN He Summer Session of this Institution will
- commenced on the first Jay of March
Tuition Sc, S. or $40 per session; and boarding
can be had in some OF the most respectable fami.
lies at the low rate of Sc per month. Music on
the Piano and Guitar. Painting IS. Worsted
work 81.
The cheapncss Of board and tuition, and the
healthlncss Of the place, probably render this one
OF the most desirable situations which Parents or
Guardians could select.
Pupils are charged from the time of entrance,
but no deduction made afterwards for absence
The Teachers pledge themselves TO devote their
entire attention TO their School, and TO promote
the mental and moral improvement of their Pa.
pills by every means in their power.
EMMA J. BAKER.
Lenoir, Cald,osll county, FED. 5, lS47.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
IREDELL COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, FeJ,
ruary Term, le46.

! Attachment levied on
j Samuel 3 Walls Interest
/ in Ms Waits Dover ot
| Land. 500 acres. Also, on
the follow ng Negroes and
other property, to plt -
Ann, Lcyina, Little Mary,
Jane, Old Mary, Jim, John
Peter, Amelia, Martha,
Sarah, Washington, Hen
rs, Caroline aud child, 10
! bead OF Cattle, 4 be al Of
Horses, IS 10 10 head Of
Sheep, two Road Wagons
and one set of Gears, Fa.
mily Carriage and HAIR
ness, about 500 bushels Of
( Corn, IS to 40 bushels Of
/ Wheat, Library of Books,
Household and Kitchen
! Furniture. Farming tools,
| Fodder, Oats and stock OF
Hogs.
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OUT murmur. The Mexican loss Is est.
mated at from 500 &c 1000 killed add
wounded-ihe loss is principally among
the women and children. We have taken
0 Generals, Is Colpnels, 81 Lit. Colonies,
D Majors. 90 Captains, $50 Lieutenants-
IN all 1856. The following is said to be
the terms Of the Capitualion
The garrlsons in The castle and different
ioris are TO march out aud lay down their
arms at o'clock on the 29th of March,
the officers 10 preserve their side arms.
horses, saddles aud brides. At the time
the aims are given over the Mexican flags
are TO be sauted nv their own batteries
and immediately stuck, after which The
city, the Castle OF San Juan de Ulloa. and
The Forts Conception aud Santiago are TO
be occupied by the division of Gen. Worth.
The Mexican officers are TO give parole
thai their men do not again take up arms
until exchanged. la the meantime, all The
arms, munitions Of war and public stores,
IN the castle aud in the dsiefen, fort, and
batteries, are TO be- turned over to the A.
meucsh srmy-lhe armament TO be con.
sidered % liable to be restored al the ter.
minallon of the sar By definite treaty Of
peace with Mexico, which means, If | un.
derstsnd u, provided Uncle Sam pea.es.
The sick aud wounded Mexican. ARE 10 he
permitted to remaiu IA the CITY under their
avn surgeons, The private property Of all
is 10 be projected aud the religion ul the
people respected.
Pat Of the Army and Navy vii nov
proceed to take The lownof Alyarado, which
will be easily taken as il is not provided
for land defence, and was not expecting
10 be attacked IN that quarter.
II is reported Iha, as soon as Gen. Scott
can make the necessary Preparations be
will proceed towards The CITY Of Mexico
With a part Of his army, which will be op.
posed, as reported, by Gen. La Vega With
a force OF 1000 men.
Ia our next Se will give more extend.
ed account Of tho operations.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
Arrival az eEsc Cambria.

- DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Grsat decline in four aa1 gr1in-Iniian corn
Adma'ed into ,Eugl1aI free o. duty The Bri
fish Navigation Lars SUSPENDED Measures
for the Relief Of Ireiint proposed in Parlia nlent
Great distress and sickness IN Tie Continent
The doings of the British Parliament
were in,ercs.}ng-Tho three principal
measures bong tic entire remission q!
ha Corn dutv-thc suspension cf the
Navigation Ia"s, aoi proposed rem .ssion
Of sugar dulios.
Tao market for Provisions was steady.
The Iron market was no, 50 brisk
The price Of Sugar has advanced.
The Cambria brings two million q
5o'ors in specie. Tacro has been no
mitigation Of the su:iofings in ireland.
Disturbances, caused BIZ wan, of food,
daily occurrence,
The Bank Of EpG 'and Las again ndvan-
ccd is rate of interest.
Tic Pope of Rome has contributed one
thousand Roman crowns from his pr va,e
purse for tho relief OF the poor in Ireland.
Tho French Chambers have adopted q
bill providing that the loves, rates OF duty
DO levied on food Of all kinds until Sep
icmbcr next.
Queen Victoria has gwen Royal rs sent
70 the bill suspending the duty on Corn,
and also 70 the BIZ! suspending The Nav
CATION Laws. Both Bills having been
passed by Parliament.
The suspension of the Sugar duties had
been considered IL Parliament.
Lord John Russell has introduced into
Pariiamen. 4 bill for the relief nnd i'm
provemcni of Ireland, tho main features
Of which are--Noney is to be advanced
by Government for the purchase Of seed
crops; loans TO be made TO the land ords
for the improvement of waste lands. or
the lands 10 be bought by Government. .;
fixed rates: if the land lords VIII neither
sell nor improve, Government. 10 be en-
powered TO take the lands a, valuation;
n million sterling TO be appropriated for
the exclamation Of waste lands; draina &c
TO be extensively carried ont; lands par
chased by Government - be re-soid in
small lois: 1oonan Proprietary for ieu1-
p6rary relief 20 be created; now poor laws
% be enacted; committees to be appointed
10 distribute money and food; on. door
relief recommended to aged and infrn1
paupcrs. The whole outlay for the reliet
Of Ireland proposed is seven million pound.
at least.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
For The Palladium

Messrs EdIiers;-As the season Is approach
ing in which called upon to make ar
! engagements for the political campaign, il be.
hooves Us 10 make far start, & improve on the
start We make; Tor that purpose, would sugges,
the propfiety OF calling convention TO meet in
| tentrevi'le, on Saturday the coin Of March, Is
take into consideration the method of nomins-
ting candidates for the August Election.
As the people in some parts of the county.
have become SO Indifferent not 10 open a pole
at the last April election. would suggest the
proprie,y of nominating by road districts; there
are about hundred road districts in thu
county, anG about thirty voters TO district, bv
putting two districts together and giving dele
gate 10 the first tiiiy, and one for every hun
dred voters thereafter in the incorporated towns,
we would have a convention of about sixty dele
gates which would be large enough for all prac-
teal purposes. ami a correct epitome OF the
county
would further suggest the propriety of invi-
ting {. b Smith, 10 participate with in the
proposed Convention.
Yours &c.
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connivance or permission Of tie Crown II Tn
glani, had permitted t.ae,r inhabitants to ARIA
theuselves--or It might be, has permitted regi
rnents Of trained ami Iaercenary troops stationed
there TO come upon the State CT New ! or.4 ana
excite an Instruction there, - tell the people q
New orS that the Crown Of England was the
natural and p1ternal Government Of the oeopIe
that desired to be happy-tlia. the Government
OF the Republic Of the Uuisel States was tat.ous
and degrasea-tlat human nature +" thcre4 un-
der Il, auI that il only uAter the Lion Of
England. rampant upon his field of gold, anL
not under the backeuard Eoele that any honor
able gentleman desired to be protector aa- -
fight
IL, sir, say, oil mother England had sent her
children forward to you with such purpose anu
message as that, and had severed the state Of
New o-k from yoI, ana then, from some diff
Guilty about tn: boundary line along between 4
and P-nns vlvauia and New Jersey, running up
some little tide creek here, and gong of little
degree or Two there, should haEs sail, ''H have
a dispute about tbs boundary; We haze some
forty thousand regular troops planted upon the
BOUNDARY, and wish Won to understand TINT
am very -trong--that have not only about th.r-
~ millions Of people upon the Island OF England,
Of Great Britain. that Isy sovereign SWAY
but away upon the other side OF the globe, right
under you, there the Lion OF Lngan4 commands
The obedience OF an hundred and twenty Tnii
lions more; it becomes you, struggling Demo
. Gratis away here in this new world, 10 be = little
careful how you treat with me; you are net
Cclts exactly. You are AnGlo-.1tApns, nat you
are degenerate, alien, sort Of bastard race
| have taken your New York, ! viii have your
chuscfts.'' And all this is submitted 10
the American Senate, and we graveiy dis
cuss.ng " nat ought to be done W ouid " be
likely u ratify treaty between New Y ork and
the Crown of England, permitting New York
10 become a part If the COLONIAL possessions Of
the crown Of England
should ike to hear my colleague Mr.. Allen
speak to such question as that. 4 laugh !
t1uuld like 10 hear the voice of this Democracy
that YOU talk about called upon to utter its tones
on question like that If he who last year
was SO panied lest American citizen away
God knows Wherein some latitude beyond the
Rocky Nountains-shonij be obedient TO British
law--if he whose patriotic apprehension was SO
panfnlfv excited lest the right of h1beps corpus
and trial by Jury-which every Englshrnan car
ries with him in his brooches pocket wherever he
goes--shouli be made TO bear upon an American
citizen--weTe called upon 20 speak upon such a
proposition as that which have supposed,
should certainly like to hear how he would re-
ceive it. Yet the question being reversed that
is precisely the condition in which Mexico stood
toward sou the day after san Jacinto was fought.
With all that, we dii well all that dil Then
we send our people 70 Texas. They went after
liberty they say. "a laugh) They could not
have il at home!
C0nclqIci ncTt zceek
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rrELEEEE,S

ETCLECTiC SCHOOL B0OKS.-Tne atten-
= 4 ton of teachers ana frIenls Of Education
n Indiana = respectfully solicited 10 The above
series OF school Hooks. 1t is believed that they
are, all things considered, better adapted for use
in the schools and academies the west than anv
other similar series cxtant. One OF the best ev-
licences Ct this IS to be found in TIE fact &c their
Immense popularity tmiiious having been soid1
aud ragt3Iy Increasing sale.
The publishers are happy to state that in many
important places Iu4Itna. their books have re-
Gently been a.optc. text books TO the exclusion
Of all other competing works. Richmond, In
Gilnapoils, Cambridge City, Conners9i!ie, Ha-
gesston-a, CculreFiiie, Laurel, Fort WAYNE Lo-
g1nsport. Lafayette, CoYlngton ana Crau for IS
VILE, arc among the places where these books
have recently been adopted III place OF other
bGo.s formerly used.
The following recommendation which has lust
been received from all the teachers of Indlanap-
oils, selected from an immense number Of recon-
mcn!atlons Of u similar character, shows the cs-
tin9ctoa III which these books are held b, teach
Ia2tanepoEis, jan. O 1877,
Having full conflence in the superior efficiency
Of the Eclectic school Books. in i course Of cle-
mcntary instructions, and believing them best
calculated OF any books falling nssei-r 2ticc
to accelerate the Improvement of the scholar. we
shall use them schools ana DO warmly re-
commend them to all Interested in the education
Of youth.
5. L. Johnson. Principal st. Iarv's Seminary.
r Stafford, Principal County Seminary.
!. Holiday, Teacher Of select School
P II jameson, Teacher in Public School.
J.. ). Reynolds, -
6. II. Keith, q
Mss Nj Aytell, Principal Female Institute
Hrs. I. Richmond, Teacher
Mrs. c. u. smith,
Miss a. G. Parker.