The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-05-13

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~ making usis my tlnic auumT,
kIe.t PNssaf' an mionnlng ycar hs,ire ihia
thai io N'ftmrn Ncsool system 80
crate successfully and happily lhr~.- sos
e,uy me value Of educational ~
mole anu hless appreciated The re5-~ - !
IN ~ SUES OF me schools, ia H. "israi
seaen',si inue Juaicious disposal a. ,aSsf 81
iunu.' uas increased And nos snd., :, rheoS
'ps eaeoi yoaI Board, officially n, sr-
~. ~ lmPo.tnt interest, We NAV o
10 ~ mas at last socurcd az
s"'spi "..,aI, and permanent. r. sys'enr
o""y "ib unless the pros,~aa-
1 soise great and Due
sew continue 70 be sufficient a. u~,stf1cuvt
demands Of the case, Tia, III a ~ The pn1pey
the community should have 60. ue children Of
schools IS a long since estsbgsbss " competent
that they should be educated er,s uuth. But
Of the public, think not at an a.. y The cost
ticipation of the parents in Inc ,aaa s' APar-
pense OF maintaining the sch0ols lug aud e1-
ingredient necessary to their be.lhsS h9der an
Still any amount less than S3OOO ra,ls'ehee.
leave many schools in a languij .saan viii
could suggest certain amendments ~ ,tAusen. |
your honorable body, which | deem AZ isS 10
will have them for the consideration - -oet bat
cessor. They are, ] think, indispens.r y sue.
most effective administration of The e.Hre he
the suggestions Of experience and csrs,s Se
ton and consultation. Snss.
In retiring from the Office which b.r.
your favor, occupied for three vears eAousa
many regrets that | have not. in sn;,e = N~
difficulties, devoted more time ami to;I - ~ smns
charge of its duties. Duripo Tho nas, uT
protracted absence from the State. and 800
engagements at home, have nccessarl. ~, =
off from that regular and ~vigilant suncyv;s;o. ms
the schools-a most important mart Of tbe Az
oi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES they need and shoa1,
have. '"'ad
As the dividend to be distributed Of This r..,
tax, is much below that of any previous wear -
in conslderationo the Imperfect service 1rndss.1
l shall not draw the salary of the Office.
The latenoss of getting in the reports from IL.
townships due the LIST OF April, has prevented m'
making the detailed tabular report which sho.!i
the number of childreny condition of 6nancs,
schools, &c, OF the several townships. With cre,,
pleasure Twill assist my successor to make a sun'
Elementary report supplying this deficiency.
Respectfully submitted, JOHN w. BjRRftss
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON Covsrr.
Board Of Police, Nay Term, A. d. 1851,
The Third Annual Report of John W. Burrns,
Superintendent of Common Schools, was present
ed, which was.e2amined and approved. hi fur.
ther ordered That the same be published IN tLs
Woodville Republican and Wilkinson Wig one
week.
Resolved, That the Thanks of the Board ara
hereby rendered to John w. Burruss, ESQ, iaNc
efficient manner in which he has discharged The
duties of School Superintendent, since the orgn,
ization of Common Schools in Wilkinsonc county
Resolved, That the above resolution be pub.
lshcd with his Report made this day.
The Board proceeded to the election Of Super.
intendont of Common Schools for tie ensuing
year, whoreupon Isaac ID. Stamps was unani.
mously elected.
A true abstract from the minutes of said Board.
Attest: +. CONRAD, Clerk.
May 9Th, l85l-lw.
DROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
l. or HARrFoRD, CoNN. incorporated in 1925,
Capital, 100000.
WIN Conner, Sec'y-...",D ID. w. CLARK, Pres'f
This old and able Company lnsures on the mos
favorable terms against loss by Fire, Marine
River and Country Risks.
CO.. LArHRoP, Agent, % Camp ST., N. o.
SAMUEL r. HARRISON, Agent,
my9-ly Woodyhle, Miss.
To the ladies of woodville and Vicinity
MFRS. BLAIR, from New Orleans, will open
1'I a branch of her establishment in this placl
on Thursday, the 18th Of May, where she viii
Keep on hand a good assortment of MILNE
RY, BONNETS, EMBROIDERIES, Sc, SC.
which will be sold ut Ner Orleans Prices.
The store, mex door to II. S. Il r. w. White
on Commercial Row, will be opened as shows.
m0-6m W. RUTHERFORD, Ag't.
Fashionable BANGING and Waltzins
ACADEMY.
Opening on MONDAY nart, The 12h inst
MIR. and MRS. FREDERICK &. BRUINS
I'VE and DAUGHTER, formerly members o
the Academy Royal at Paris, of Degarnos' eel
ebrated Academy, New Yosk. and late of New
Orleans, most respectfully inform the ladies AMI
gentlemen of Woodville and vicinity that they
have taken the Bal Room, one door above tn
Drug Store of Mcss's. Wright g. Elder, for tn
purpose OF teaching the above graceful accom-
plishnent.
The following are some of the beautiful dance
which tfey teach, viz:
Glover Polka Quadrille,
Military March Quadrille,
Mazurka Quadrille
La Cracovienne,
La Cachucha,
Jenny Lind Polka, new,
German Polka, new,
Polka Mazurka,
Highland Fling,
Scottish Waltz,
Plain Quadrilles,
Walking in every style,
Reels in every style, IIorupipcs, with a W
ricty Of other dances.
Tier sessions comprise Is lessons, in WI i
m they will learn their pupils to dance Quat
rifles, Values and Polkas in every style.
Persons having taken lessons from other pro
lessons, and having failed 10 acquire a ~knowledg
OF dancing, are especially invited TO attend, a
he IS confident that he will be able to teach thcH
successfully and TO their satisfaction.
TERMS:
For the whole $40 o.
Liberal discount to families sending more THAI