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MR. II. 81. GILMER."

On Wednesday This gentleman called upon US
and compIaiped though in very good humorea
manner that our notice on Iucsoay migu' oe
miscouslrued-and asked us 10 mare an eailo-
rial exclamation. We replied, thai, 10 do so pro-
perly. would consume great deal oil our time
and of space in our paper-we should have 10 re-
peat IA tale that was told" again reproduce on
the stage the scenes in the 18th April Conven-
lion. and other dramatic incidents with which
The public are snreiied. We advised him 10 lei
The matter dIop-bui, If he was moi satisfied, that
be should himself write an explanatory card,
which we would chee.luily publish. He assent.
ed, and we parted. Our interview was fra.k
and friendly. What, Then, was our SURPRISE
10 see in yesterdays Republican long wlndec
and more than "senseless" IAN emlnenliy
amusius) "Card." of more than column,
from this same "John Il. Gilmer," defining
his position; in which he speaks OF us with i'll
temper and ha shne>s-and admits, that The OBJ
ject OF his apparently ingenious and friendly VI
ST, was TO get from us the fact, whether or mol
he was the gentleman" 10 whom we allndedl-
We would have published proper "card" from
Mr.. G.-but since ne prefers the Republican, and
makes that paper the medium OF extending the
circulation OF a mater which was previously
unknown 10 lis readers, we cannot regret that ne
has allowed US TO devote our space 10 sJmeihng
else than an explanation OF his peculiar position.
We can assure him that we mean to have no
"aewspaEer controversy" with him. He is 100
expert special peader, 10 maksyst agreeable ~
desirable u venture upon tilt at argument
with him-especially as he says he is a private
man, would accep, no political office whatsu.
ever" and adds:
'My profession opens up to my AMBITION far
brighter and more durable thea re for inteicctu
al and moral dislinc' ion, lnan any mere party or
political promotion"
Mr. G. says that he is perfec iy satisfied with
his course in voting for Mr.. Bous on the third
day and we presume that he will be promi
nen actor a, be meeting in The African Church
tonight, OF The supporters OF The popular can
didae, and all Wings OF The OH Congressional
District" called "for he purpose OF presenting 10
The Wing party generally the cduse5 OF defeat IN
the late Congressional canvass" We trust that
Mr. Gilmer will be more courleously treated than
al The last Bots meeting (Convention) in the
same place But, ten 10 one, it MIR. G. attends,
he will propose something entirely different from
the majority, 10 explain the aforesaid "causes Of
defeat"
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10 the late election, The people OF Ohio county,

In the late election, The people OF Ohio county,
Va, took vote upon the question of sustaining
or setting aside the tax levied upon them by the
county, in conformity with a special act of As.
sembly, for The support of free schools. The
Wheeling Gazette states thar, in order 10 pu,
these schools in operation, The lax has been hea
Wy, and as yet, OF course, wihou, apparent results
Thd law, however, was ,riumrhanlly sustained
The vote being for the schools 1898; against them
1i3. In the city OF Wheeling the vote was 844
for, and only 80 against, The Schools.
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POETRY.
RESIGNATION.
ny HgNY v LONaFEl Low.

There is no g 'ck, however watched aud tended,
But one deaf lamb is lherel
There is no hreside, hoUsoe'er defended,
But has one vacant chair
The air Is toll of farewells 10 the dying,
And MORNINGS for the dead;
The heart of Ractel for her children crying
Will not be comfored!
Let US be patient these severe afl clions
MOI from The ground arise;
But ottenimes celestial benedictions
Assume This dark disguise.
We see but dimly through The msls and vapours ;
Amid these ear hy damps,
What seem TO Us but dim, !unereal tapers
May b. heavens distant lamps.
There is no DEATH what seems so is transition
This life of mortal breath
Is hui suburb of the lite elysian,
Whose portal we calldeath.
She Is not dead-,he child of our affecnon-
But gone uUto that school, o.,;,n
Where she no longer needs OUT poor pio'ee''o''
And Christ himself doth rule.
Tn The great cloister's stiffness and seclusion
By gu ,rdian angels led,
Safe from temptation, safe from sins pollution
She lives, whom We call dead.
Day after day we think what she is doing
In those bright realms OF air;
Year after year, her tencer steps pursuing
Behold her grown more iair.
Thus do we walk with her and keep unbroken,
the bond which nature gives,
Thinking that our remembrance though unspaKen
May reach her where she lives.
Not as child shall we again behold her;
For when with rapture Wild
In our embraces we again enfold her,
She will not be enid.
But lair maiden in her Fathers mansion,
Clothed with celestial grace;
And beautiful with all tie souis expansion
Shall We behold her face.
And though al times impetuous with emotion
And oguish long suppressed
The yelling hea RI neaves moaning like the ocean,
That cannot be al rest,
We will be patient and assuage the feeling,
We cannot wholly stay;
By silence sAnclitying, not concealing,
The grief that must have way.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the evening Of the a5,h April oy i ur
Rev. Josiah G. Bailey, Of the Baptist chuien, ,,r.
To Miss SARAH JANE, eldest daughter Of III. ms
Avent, of Greensviiie county, Va.
Marie, on "Wednesday evening asf, " m ~
Henry * cling, MIR. JOHN vi. Walls 10 MES
Mary Ans BUCHANAN, all OF this cHy'
Married, in this ely on Wednsscay e'eIm ~
The ,. inst, by The Rev. Henry Keeper, ="
P. ROBERTS, oil Richmond, Va, TO MISS ~ r. II
caugher OF The LATE NaIh'l. HaH'son' ~ -
Prince George county, Va.
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1t would appear mat efforts are about 10 be
MADE 10 establish direct Communication by
steam vessels between Philadelphia, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. and Richmond, taking the route by
lhs CaFes Of Delaware and Virginia A comca-
ny has been chartered Tor this purpose by The
State OF Pennsylvania, and We learn from The
Norfolk Herald that the first class Of steamboats,
or rropellers will be employed, for the safe and
expeditions transportation Of passengers aud
freight, at educed rates. between these respective
Cities instead OF by the way of Baltimore.
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A NEW WRINKLE.

General Taylor has been made to say, that The
mocrals, but 10 "lhe people" His organs, before
the election, harped upon The same key-bul,
now, we witness the strange phenomenon Of the
Wings taking all the Offices to themselves, and
thar, too, by the popular vole." In Hartford,
Conn few days since, ballot was taken, in
regard to which OF the applicants Tor the Pcs
mastershp Of that town should be recommended
10 the President. Seven hundred and fifly-tour
votes were polled, none but Whigs voting. A
similar voe has alsu been taken a, MedfoTd, N.
J. Truly, The Wings seek TO screen President
Taylor from all respt visibility.
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DEPIaTIsT cr STATE,

Warrington, hp!lZ0tn, 1919. \
MAZDA am Your lelter 10 IN President OF The U.
States dated April An, lS49aas been received
by him, and he has instructed 1e TO make 10 you
The lollosing reply:
The appea made in The eItr with which you
nave honofed him, is such as uuld strongly en-
list the sympathy Of the ruerand The people OF
our portion OF the civilized woh.
To the citizens OF the Unile6,aes who share
so largely in the emotions whia asiae The pub.
lie mind Of your own countrythe name oil Sir
John Franklin has been endeaed by his heroic
virtues and The sufterings and serifices which he
has encountered Tor The benefit mankind. The
appeal OF his wife and daughe in their distress
has been borne across the waite asking the as
SIS nce OF kindred people save the brave
men who embarked in hrs unrunale exped-
ton, and The people OF the Uned States WIN
have watched with the deessl interest thai
hazardous enterprise, will noVrespond to shai
appeal By the expression Of thir united wishes
that every proper effort may be tade by this Co.
vernmenl Tor The rescue Of yourlusband and his
companions.
To accomplish The objects Va have in view
The attention OF American 2aviators, and espe-
cially our whalers will be Immediately invoked
with all The Information in The possession Of this
government 10 enable them 10 discover she miss
ing ships, relieving their crews, and restoring
them 10 their families. Your appeal shall be
spread Tar and wide among our pople, aud all
that the executive government o The United
STATES in the exercise oil lis Constitutional power,
can effect TO meet this requisi'ion IN American
enterprise, skill and bravery, WILDE promptly
undertaken.
The heart OF The American ppoplewill be deep
y touched by your eloquent addressp their Cnie
Magistrate, ana hey will join viii you 10 AZ
earnest prayer 10 Him whose spin i, on the
waters that your husband and his companions
may yet be restored 10 their couny and Their
friends
have The honor 10 be your Ladyhips friend
and obedien, servant. john NJ. clayton.
To Lady Jane franklin.
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From Canada Quiet Restored.
MONTREAL. May 3.

"UNIhEaDI 4NdJ o
Every thing is quie. to-day; nothing doing in
Parliament The Legislative Council is holding a
session in the veslry of Trini,v Church and is
preparing an address TO the Governor General,
Lord Elgiu.
Dispatches from Toronto, Kingston and other
places, report every thing quiet, though the ex-
element is by no means suppressed.
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Proscriptius Notifications IN the Sub Treaspy

WAsH1NuTUN, Nay2,
II is said that the recommendation of Vice
President Fillmore, on The subject of Bsnbns
CorporaIions, while comptroller, in favor the
recep' oil Stale Bank Noes, secured by United
STATES Stock, for government dues, meets wilhfa.
vor from Mr.. Meredith, and it is believed that
some such mod 6calion ofihe Sub-Treasury will
be recommended 10 Congress al neir next es-
sion, by the Treasury Department.
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MITCHELL, THE IRISH PATRIOT.


The brig Pallas, a. Boston spoke, April 24lh
Ia, 80. long. IS, tho British ship Neptune. from
Bermuda for The Cape Of Good Hope with
Mitchell, the Irish Patriot and family, on boa I'd.
Ship Tarolinta. hence for Caliiornia, spoken
March II, LAT. 80 s., long. 80.
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RICHMOND Va, o'clock, Isl May, ls49.

Rev. l. l.. HAMMER:
MY Dear Sif-l have just this instant, upon
my return from The Capitol, found your leuer vi
his dale upon nv table, announcing the action
81 my lille friends in constituting me Lille
Member OF the Am. 5. 5 Union i accept The
honor with the highest possible pleasure and es.
tetm it as one OF the mos touching and interest,"
Ine incidens lha has ever occurred % me.
have al all times lelt strong and lively inter-
est 10 the success OF Educatmn bu! his Tree wi.
offering oi The innocent litle ones unrer yonr
care, can III, regard as a Circumstance 81 deep
" ei, quent in behalf OF The cause in which you
20 worhily labor, that can never cease 10 feel
an anxious solicitation ior Us triumphant anc uni
vrrsal success.
For the honor "lhe children" have conferred
upon me, be pleased 10 tender Them my very sin
cere thanks, and Tor yourself accept the assn
RANGES OF The high consideration and esteem OF
Sir your most obedienl servant,
JOHN b. FLOYD.
To Rev. L. l. HAMMER,
Gent As'r Am. g. 5. Union.
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Sussex County, Virginia.
For The Enquirer.


Mcssrs. Editors On Sabbath afternoon, al 5
O'clock, G. neral meeting Of he Sunday School
children was he'd in the UEiied Presbyterian
Church. The liile lolks were addressed by The
Rev Thomas L Hamnef, General Agent Anne
rican Sunday School Union Al The close OF The
meeting, il was resolved by the children 10 hold
another, the mex: afternoon, al halt past four
o'clock, IN The Lecture Room oil The Church. Al
me appoined hour, The Room was crowded, and
very substantial evidence vas gwen OF the 10
'eresl that mad been walked up, hy the tree will
.fsving OF he j4psnts TO The Sunday SeaoOl
muse brought forward ami laid IN The table Al
he close OF the services. l. was proposed by the
srenker 10 appropriate lhi:ty dollars Of this sum,
10 constitute the Governor Of the Stale a LIE
member oil he American Sunday Scnool Union.
This was ageeed 10 with sfeal enthusiasm by The
lille lolks and the following letter shows in wnai
estimation their action was he'd by their Cnief
MAGISTRATES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08

A Southern Wing paper growls over The cleo
lion Of three Democratic Congressman in Con.
necticu,, and calls them "Nutmegers The
Wings in Congress will find thy are srat.rs,
when they come 10 "the rub."-[E II. Register,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08

REPLY OF THE SECRETARY OEsTATE TO THE
APPEAL OF LADY FRNKLIN.
The following letter from Secretary Claycn
in reply TO an appeal from Lay Franklin, Tor
assistance from the United State in discovering
The late Of her husband aud his exploring expedl-
ton, is published:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08

ARKANSAS.-Tne L:ule Rock Banner of
the l7,h April, slaes that Colonel John 8. Roane,
Democrat, is elected by one hundred and Sky.
seven votes, SO far as the official vote shows-
The county of Mississippi is 10 be heard from
1t was understood that The inauguration would
take place ON the 18Th April.
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SCHEME OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR RICHMOND
COLLEGE, VIRGINIA.


The trustees of Richmond College have become slil--
fed that Is rIpedrnt Ia alter their policy securing
permanent funds Without ample endowment the CT.
r,e rise TO its appropriate position .is-
will he difficult ii not impossible within few yrais,
10 secure az gratllty, sufficient sum 10 place on
firm basis. IL is therefore deemed important greatly 70
reduce The price OF scholarships. Nor this ~ me NJ.
tory Of colleges an untrird experiment Bethany ~
rgr and ampden Sidney, o! our own state have d"p
ted the measure with success. The latter institution
has already III this way secured about S'eipD "
following scheme has been adopted, thus bringing w
advantages al Richmond College within the reach % ~
Classes OF society.
Scholarships, at Gfy dollars each, not exceeding
1900 IN number are hereby offered TO the ihehus "
ucalion.
} Any nersop nayinv IN cash 10 the President and
Trusiers Of Richmond College, the sum OF Dty dollar,
snail emitted scholarship; ano Tor every o.
dtlonaI fty dollars another share IN the schrne shs
he held certificate of which shall he duly issued by he
trustees. >,
q zach scholarship shall entle one person. ana 0ry
one IL fu conr,r of instruction., IN said College ara
its preparatory department. J.
4 ANY individual holding scholarship may by u,
b;ms.If mass through o study, send his own
son OF thr son Of another, AT any period within thFE
y.ars from the time hen the operation OF The scheme
shall commence. Tuition being gwen TO one person. ny
yiur Of a scholarship, the scholarship shall then be-
come null and vod. scholarship may he transferred
by viii ~ otherwise
5. This rchrlns shall Commence operation wheh
COZ scholarships shall have hern secured.
6. The foregoing scheme shall not br understood 20
invaidat~ any privilege right secured by the System
OF scholarships heretofore adopted by The trustees Of
College.
6. To prevent unnecessary expense In colechn-
scholarships subscribers hereby requested 10 pa! "
authorized agents. to the Treasurer In Richmond y
amount Of their subscriptions with The guarantee 90
part OF the Trustees that The money shall be lnsrsl
site number to complete the scheme shall not DC "
tanned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08

Hon. john P Kennedy, of Baltimore, we be.
Iieve. is engaged IN wfi',n, n" lie oil The late
William Wiz. The WORK, whIcp is nearly realty
Tor The prc.s, will b. comprised in two octave vol
umes and will contain the correspondence Of
Mr.. Wirt, much of which is OF great interest,
particularly illustrating the political history CT
The times 10 which he lived. We are gIal that
one so competent and palar as wriler is In
be the biographer of w'r.- N,,o York Mirror
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To Tie Editors Of the Enquirer.

10 Ae Editors Of the Enquirer.
! have been requested by the Committee on Agsn-
cirs 10 forward 10 you the scheme OF scholarships
gently adopted by Richmond College They have in
srict1d me also to offer the following indurenent 10
voluntary agents who may feel sufficiently Interested
10 procure subscriptions viz:
ANY person obtaining ten schodrsAps, and paying In
addition the 81 i've dollars shall be entitled 10 one
scholarship. Twenty scholarships secured, ana tho
payment Of ten dollars will cDttle to Two scholar.
ships"
Permit mc 10 ask that you will friend Of educa-
ton, aad of tho College in particular make end.ayos
10 procure ten or twenty scholarships. II we can ob.
tain one thousand scholarships, the scheme wIll II
once 60 into operation and the College placed on
permanent basis. What is done, should he done quick
ly. On behalf Of the Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08

Lieut. Henry CASPER, formerly OF the Dra-
COON service, commi,ied suicide a ST. Louis "a
The 24th ut.
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Photographed Tor ta- Balumor, Sna.l
WASuINar, Map % N

Na~ ~ OANs
Richmond.
J. c Hobson,
d. w. Richardson,
John Euders, j.,
F. Bransford.
Clarfsrils.
F. w. venable,
R Overeury,
Jesse Anderson.
John w. Young.
Abingdon
David Campbell,
Beverly R. Johnston,
John c. Greenway.
Iacph vnch
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EYVNYEAE.

Married in this county. OF the 18th instant, by
Squire HOT. Mr. ALLEN SHARP 10 Miss EM.
lily PATTERSON.
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A WHALE IN VERMONT.

Tho workmen on the Burlington and Rui
land Railroad, whia digging a 70" days
since near Beamsn's Hollow, between Yer.
eennes and MiddIcbury, came across the
skeleton Of some unknown animal, deeply
imbedded in clay. Little attention was paid
10 tho matter al tho time, and, unfortunately,
most Of the bones were carried oft Enough
Of them, however, have since bren collected
BY the Rev. Mr.. Thompson (the learned au.
thor OF the History Of Vermontl to enable
him TO determine all the important charac.
terislics of the monster to which they belong
ed, and to give drawing representing its pro.
portions. lie states that the bones discover.
ed are those Of n ce,nceous animal, Tor sea
animal Of Tho whale family, resembling the
dolphin. Mr.. Thompson further states that
no h,h Of this particular kind is known to ex-
ist, and that the one hero must have lived
and died in the salt ocean, long previous 10
the creation Of man. In siz, il was about
eleven fee. in length. and SIX feet in circum
fere nee.
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and that every and facility that may lie with
in the eonsttatroasl powers OF the Government, II
any do. should DO applied 10 snch ohjec,
IL. !" Rssolred. That . route 10 terminate west.
wsrdly al San Diego. on the Pacific o;ean, and
castwardiy at Memphis. on the Mississippi river,
Is strongly indicated BY climate. temperature, geos.
raphicsl and commercial relations. dirsctncss oil
course. centrally. and an cq,sl regard 10 the in
tsrcsts Of every part Of tie Union"
Mr.. w. was excused from serving on the
committee 10 memorialize Congress.
Tho following Committee Of Seven was
appointed by tho Pre'iden, 10 memorializ'
Congress, viz j. D. d DeBow, Of Louisiana;
Absalom Fowler, Of Arkansas; James c.
Jones, Of Tennessee; J. X. STROLLER, Of Mis-
sour; J. F. G. Mi,iag, Of South Carolina
C. c. Mills, Of Texas; G. S. ierger, Of Mis-
sissippi.
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CAROLINA INN.
Co., '2a
CN.lE:LOTTE, ": C..

FENlI f above establishment. situated Main
a Street third lot North of the Public square,
in The town OF Charlotte, has been constantly kepl
oren by the present Proprietor, from the LIST Of
January, le4O 10 The present time, for the accom-
modai5n Of the Pub l., and will continue 10 be
kept open for the same parpose.
The Establish nent has bee enlarged and i'm
proved TO very cor s,der able e1ten, wilhin the
lest two years-the entire building is in complete
repair and is so constructed that all the rooms
have abundant light and cen be ventilated al plea.
sure.
The Stables are not N eror 10 any belonging
10 any similar Establ-hmt nj in Western Nor
Carolina: and care viii be taken that they shall
always be supplied with abundance If good graf
and provcrd and attended BY faithful and expe
reuccd 'ios'lers
The Subscriber viii use every eycr,ion 10 give
satisfaction 10 all who NAV pltronize his House,
and hesra,ct not TO Jay hat, from ten years ex.
pefisnce he vii re able 10 keep ~ the accommO.
datioH at the Carolina Inn, in Style not surpsss.
ed by any Public House III the interior county
and nc takes this opportunity tn return his
dial respects 10 a generous Public for past iayors
aud respectfully solcits a continuance Of their
patronage and confidence.
DROtERS can, al all times, be supplied with
convenient and well enclosed lots free of charge,
and furnished with grain al low prices.
II The Charlotte aud Camden Stages arrive
and depart tr weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
Oct. IS, ls49. 5ltf
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TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if payment
be delayed thfee months; and THKEE DOL
LARS if not paid until the close Of the year.
F7auerins offers to Clubs.
copies ono year to one dlfees'ea. sio
10 :" 10
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Tho shite population Of South Carolina. hs
.hn~n by the SAFE census Jus, taken, is2-0.
3-5. beng an inc, esse slncr ! 500 Of % .260
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Ut" Advertisements inserted Al Ono Dollar per
square, Us hnss or less. th's sissd type) for ths
first insertion. and IS cents for each eontinu-
ance. Court advertisements and Sheriff 8 .les
charged IS per cent. higher; ard . de duc,on
Of 80: per cent. will b made from the regule
prices, for advertisers BY the yesr. Advertise
ments inserted monthly o. quarterly 81 pes
square for each time. Ssmimonthly Is cents
per squars for each time.
UPcstmastsrs are authorized 10 get % sgents
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4
The CHARLOTTE FEMALE ACADEMY
VIII commence lie exercises on ,he 2nd Monday
Of NsvembtT next.
Row CYRUS JOHNSTON, Sup,rinfcndent
Miss MARY DAYTON, Principal T1to,en.
Miss JOSEpEINE h. KERR, Associate 7utoress
Terms pr session of 81 peks.
]. Children, small boys and girls sc 60
2 The hr.t principles of Arithmetic, En-
glisA Grammar, Geography, &c, 10 90
3. All the higher branches Of thorough,
scientific education, Is 90
4 Fuel, and contingencies, w
EXTRA CHARGES.
!. Painting and Drawing. So 90
9 Ornamental Needl. Work, 6 90
3 Latin, Greek or French, 90
The Superintendent will give personal attcn.
dance, and instruction in the higher classes n
the forenoon.
Board, including all accommodations, in private
families at s. per month.
Miss S +. Dlvidson vii! take charge Of the
Music, d, Eef former rates.
CYRUS JOHNSTON.
Oct 10, l949. 5ltf