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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-08-19

uGlauiet aug a. t"Fi
The Board Of Aldermen met dHs day
Present John Il Leatheman. Mayor \.
.IeHngueI. WIN. r BnuIng. a. 5 White,
and n J. B~utterwouh. Aldermen.
On motion OF A L~ethngweu twas
Raolrsd. That The list Of insolycncies as
presented by the tax collector, amounting to
si23 &C be allowed him
On motion OF II. S. White. It was
Resolped, That the second section Of the
ordinance IN relation to the Mayors fees,
&c, passed 2lst September, 1876, be and
,he same is hereby repealed.
Il was further
Rcsolred, That the taxes Of the Corpo-
ration for the present year remain The same
a. last year, and that a School tax Of TWEEN
ty-fye per cent. on the Corporation tax shall
be levied annually upon all the taxable pro-
perty, and taxable inhabitants of the Cor
poratton Of Woodyille, shall be assessed and
collected, as a especial School fund" for
the erection Of a School House, in said Cor
poration, for 'fPublic School purposes" and
/ frrthormore, that said mnG shall not be aP-
Piled to any other purpose than above spe-
cited.
On motion of II. J. Butterworth, 1t was
Res0lved, That A. Lefingwell be allow
ed the sum of Fifty Dollars per annum, the
proportion of the Cooperation in agreement
with the Board Of Police, for winding up
and keeping the town clock in good order
On motion of VIM. +. Binning, it was
Resoivcd, That the School report Of A.
Leffngwell, as Treasurer, and the semi
annual Report of the School committee for
the last session, be received, and ordered
for publication which is h%ereunto annexed.
On motion of A. LeflngwelI, it was
Res0lued, That warrants be issued in fu-
vor Of II. II. Davis, for SIS, Thos. H. Cur.
ry, 50, aud A. Daniels, 81, as retnrnig Off
Ger and Clerks of election for Mayor.
On motion the proceedings of this meet
ing be adopted.
On motion the Board adjourned.
]. Ii. LEATHERMAN, Mayor,
Ii. J. BUTTER WORTH, CPk.
A Ir,,H TV-,.,- -, 10000 ,.tT
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0aiimaa and Tsaiits,

The Wax comes down upon us " likes
thousand Of bnck. though by 10 means %
heayd, j because, asst says. we seek TO
run a pamllel between Gen. Quitman aud
Col. Veutress We will not take issae
with the Wig whether or not Col Ven.
tress has had any confidential correspond.
ence with Gov. Quitman, in relation TO the
annexation Of d province fan independent
nation, as a redress for northern aggression,
as the Wing is better informed Of the views
and position Of Col Ventress, Of late, than
we are. We were ia the Colonel's conf
dence, last fall, when he signed the letter
approving Of Col. Davis course in opposing
the compromise but on the Colonel's be-
coming p5qued with Gov. Quitman for not
adopting and recommending his Utopian
idea Of aunexing Cuba, without the consent
of the Cubans, he has withdrawals trumpet
from our ear. The demand Of Cuba is not
impudent in Col. J. ALEXANDER VENTREss,
since be has gone over to the Philistines-
but if Gov. Quitman presents a PROPOSITION
mi n dovaa,s1 ofu UvvIrigH state, to
divide her immense territory, between the
North and the South, to remedy the wrongs
and usprpations Of Congress, the Wig con-
siders it impudent-yes. IAPUDENT! in a
southern man asking his rights of the North.
We are surprised that the Wig should
consider it lmpudent in anv southern man
to demand redress of our usurpations from
the North, and that it should advocate any
measure that would not be an unwelcome
aggression in the eyes of the North, on &C.
count OF its rich commercial advantages; u
and we are astoniShed that Col. Ventress
has so suddenly come to advocate measures
that Clay, Webster. & Co, say take from
the South every thing but her honor-and
which Mr. Foote has more than once init
mated takes even her honor away.
We have always advocated the annexa.
ton OF Cuba, in a proper way and under pro
per circumstances; but our advocacy has
been on account Of general advantages t.
Cuba and the Union, and not in view Of the
rich commercial advantages 10 the North
Ihe North and her advocates should be sa
tisfied with the unconstitutional triumph.
they have already achieved over the South
without requesting a further advocacy o
measures witha view to her rich CONNER
cial advantages"
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Execution or TnE CosDgN MURDER
nes.-Gov. Lowe of Maryland, has
fixed on the first Friday in August as
the day for the execution. at Charles.
ton, oil Taylor, Shelton, and Murphy,
the parties convicted of the murder
Of the Cosden Family, in Kent county,
in March last.
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11rA writer in the last Hhig over the
signature of { Yeoman," says;
Weind that paper,!(the WoodvlIle Re.
pnblicnn) publishing an incendlary address
aud resolutions adopted by a few hair.brain-
ed South Carolna nullihers, and shouting
hozannas over the manly spirit that innuen.
ccd them"
We feel no disposition to treat a writer
who erinees so much disregard for truth
with the c%ivitty ofa notice. We will, how.
eter, set oureeIf right. We published the
address and resolutions Of the South Carroll.
da Convention for the information of on,
readers, pithout a A53e Of comment upon
them nor have we ever referred, editorial.
ly, but once, to the action Of that Conven.
ton, md then we declared that we would
oppose any attempt to put Mississippi by the
side OF South Carolina, If any writer in our
columns has even " shouted hozannas' over
those resolutions, We neither saw nor applo,
we'd it-and the duty now devolves upon
Ieoman, TO sustain his nsse :tion by quoting
from our columns, or ackn owledge that he
has not stated the truth. We will give hin
a week 70 remove the charge.
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lit lUtlUW llS lldNb uGci dIllhiltCh lhlo biC
School gratuitousiy, viz
John B, Westrope, William Cotter,
John Lowery, Sylvester Lee.
A. ~LEFFINGwELL, Treas.
Woodville, July 81, 1851.
Report of Committee Of the Woodrikle
Common school Fund from the First
February, 1851, 10 LIST August, 1851.
1851. One Session. DR..
Feb. /, To balance Cash on hand, see
report Of this date, Sl97 So
Nov. 4, To cash deposited in w. +. r.
R.. C. received from Messrs.
Potts s. Ward, for 6 months
license of Billiard Table, : 60 90
July 81, Cash received from pupils by
Treasurer, : Sc 80
sS4s 50
1H5I CIR.
Feb. s. BY amt paid rent of room for
Female School, 1850, : $40 81
July 81, By amt paid teacher of Pub
lie School, 300 %
" By amt paid sundry bills see
report Of this date, 10 90
" BY balance on depss-
itin w. F. R, R. Co. SIC 9Ol
+" By balance in Treas
urers' hands, 10 SO-27 10
S343 50
" Leaving a balance 10 the cred
il of the Woodville Common
School, "a 10
Amt due Public SCHOOL, from
last quarter, III 50
Amt due Public School from
this quarter, 90 so-ls' 10
225 4S
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
II. J.. BUTTER WORTH, School
A. LEFFlNGWELL. Com.
WoodriHe, July 81, 1851.
We are again indebted to the e
ID. White, the Brilliant and New La
toua, for late papers.
E@Cols. Stewart and Gordon speak
to- morrow at Sinkum Sank.
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We regret to perceive that the Delta
has credited the miserable story pub
lished in the Wing about some ne
gro dogs eating up "a child, the childs
father shooting the dog-man through
the heart, and such stuff. 10 the Re-
publicaa. 1t is quite enough for us
TO answer for our own sins. The sto-
nv had no ruth in Il.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-08-19

RB~Gen Duaelddiel in New Orleans on
the 9th inst.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-08-19

UI'from Alabama, Tennessee aud
Kentucky, we have received partial re.
turns OF The late elections. Democra.
oy is iriumphing every where.
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r. Jones Stewart and George II.
Gordon, will meet their fellow citizens
aud address them ut the times and
places. following, viz:
~ Leroy McIScnriy's (Murry's old
stand,) on Wednesday Goth August,
Pery's Race path Thursday, 2lst "
Cold Springs, Saturday 23d "
percy's Creek, Monday 25'h "
Fort Adams, Tuesday 2Gth "
Whitcsyille. Thursday 2sth "
Mount Pleasant, Friday Goth "
Moodville Saturday 30th "
.sa They most respectfully invite their
opponents, Col. Jas. A. Vcntress and
John II Sims, Esq, TO meet them and
discuss the issues now before the
country.
UTSeyeraI articles intended for this
ISSUE have been crowded out By adver
iisemenis.
U{'From Alabama, Tennessee aud
Kentucky, we have received partial re.
turns OF the late elections. Democra.
oy is triumphing every where.
We learn thai - Rarhecne will be
given at Cold Springs on Saturday
next,
l1TWc learn that Gen. d. IL. Coop
or was nominated for the senate for
this District, by the Democracy of Adj
AIMS County, on Saturday last.
fIk5
lg The Wing says: "the RePnbticaa
Would narrow down the contest in this cour.
" for the Convention TO triaing persouali.
ties MOI So, noighbor personally, no man
stands higher IN our opinion, than Col Ven.
lress We have worked so long by The side
Of him IN the democratic ranks, that, altho'
he hauow left US aud gone over to the en-.
cmy, we DO not the less appreciate him as
a mun and a citizcn-besidet, we have no.
thing to gain by personalities. Heretofore,
when Col Ventress has run for Office on the
democratic ticket, II was the wings who
+" narrowed tne contest down to tuning per.
sonaliues, Mr.. Simrall charged him with
being an arislocrat, and opposed to chang
ing the system Of labor in the ~Peuit.ntiary
on the ground that the movement was goI
up by lazy Ioafing mechanics. Other wing:
indnstriously circulated reports hat Col V
had said bad things about oyerseers, ped
dlafs, etc. He did not make these charge:
1.-The ahigs made them. We only brought
up the charges in order that the wings nigh
d~sFrove them, il really untrue.
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fENHE undersigned, on behalf OF the
IL Trustees of the Woodville Common
School, hereby notify the citizens that the
School will commence its fall session of
Five months, on Monday the LIST day of
September, in the basement room of the
Presbyterian, where Mr.. Seth S. Fairfield
will be in readiness 10 receive pupils. Ii
is earnestly desired that all who intend en-
tering the School, will do so promptly, by
applying to the undersigned, A. L~efiingwell.
one Of the School Committee. the prices OF
tuition will be made known, and upon pay
ment of the tuition fee, receive a certificate
which will entitle the student to the ad.
vantage OF the School for the session. Ger.
ti6cates will be given to those who are nm
able to pay for the education OF their chill
dren.
Prices of Tuition same as last session.
H.J BUTTER WORTH. School
A. LEFFlNGWELL. Com.
Woodville, Aug. 10, 1S5l-3t,
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~ Several articles intended for this
,ssuc have been crowded out By advcr
lisemenis.
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A Special Meeting of the Board OF Police
n Of Wilkinson County, will be held on
Tuesday 2Gth inst, TO assess County and
School tax for current year.
Ait. +. CONRAD, CLERK,
Aug 18th 1851. 1w -
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no Hons. A. c. Brown and c. T. Smith
spoke at East Poscogoula on "Wednesday
last.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-08-19

We learn thai "a Rarf'ecne viii be
given d Gold Springs on Saturday
next.
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l1rWe learn that Gen. d. II. Coop.
or was nominated for the senate for
this District, by the Democracy Of Adj
ANS County, on Saturday last.
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They most respectfully invite their
opponents, Col. Jas. A. Vcntress and
John II Sims, Esq, to meet them and
discuss the issues now before The
country
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TIE ~ngpUBLIGAN.
PUBLIC SPEAKLNG.

TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10, 1851.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-08-19

We are again indebted to the i
ID. White, the Brilliant and New La
toua. for late papers.
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1T'Cols. Stewart and Gordon speak
o. morrow at Sinkum Sank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28
4 Vt TIt I@TIT'HtI
CEIEPER SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

TO JAMES kEGrER Esq.-iIeGr Sir: WHc many of
your ds nis crngitunlng themselves that you
had al st cured The political arena where yon belong, we
unpGctcly Disappointed in seeing you break
Lance in the I'D cause, by your announcement in the En-
Guirer OF yo withdrawal from the lists Your reasons
therein expresd for such Step, such nnciurc Of State
Rights supan sake The liberty L. say, should not pre-
pondcrGtG oinrrs which deem OF importance
In your cardf withdrawal we your dstan. friends,
only pe;crvcn amiabla set-denal mOdesty We'll be-
fn:, the ciract.r VI old friend and companion, but
totally I'VE b. rn"c 10 say inappropriate in political
point u. view! OIL a consented 10 engage in well
worthy vi yu aspif.:i5nS with cppunen deserving
and hope IA you assign bette! political rca-
acclg the combat wh yoar able opponent ur 10
see yuu h.aw your withdrawal.
Political sir'ons ASIDE the boys were looking for
w;Id between yon :iG the old fp9c, and WE Tear
nothing bur acScG.; EaGiag aeinrg hand an tie c&pac
atiua q! b.; * I3 pus induce ,c !OGa. heroes IN
pr2sc:t in force 40! lake their position with the old
Democracy rithc District. We cHrcat yu therefore, 10
asc anoter ond consideration OF the subject and altos:
near from yuagain the subcctmore favorable 10 our
wishes and hoes. MEAlCO.
mas
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IISGEI.iAA EOUS.
rp,,m IN. S,w Orleans True Delta. Extra, Nov. 49,
49, NENIIN0

NEWS FROM MENICO
Tho renort which we published This morning OF the aoan-
donrent of the siege Of Maamoras and the dissolution OF
The revolutionary forces Carvaa is confirmed by the
T,e force of Caryaal consisted OF about 500 and
six uuunde and avaloss force in the city amounted 10
nbou, six hundred men, with nine pieces of artery-sx
nine and Twelve FOUNDERS These guns established IN
ricads batteries completely defending his headquarters
and his position for oil his men.
In the Rio Bravo OF the 18th instant It Is announced that
Csryaal was still al Reynosa and would soon be complete
" e-oganized and ready for the field with an enormous
force The Ranceros who with CarvaJal to the num-
Dor IS 200 are with Avaos Gen Unaea with force ofregu-
hrs estimated vurously from 400 $780, marching to
lilo to aid Avalos He believed TO be at Vcto,
ria in rauaupas Carvaia last advices, had removed
hs forces to point commanding all the roads 10 atamo
tas and had force Rangers the neighbohood OF thai
CIV There will be stirring events shortly the Rio Brave
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To thEditors of The Euouirer.

To hcSditors Of the Enquirer.
Genlmen In looking the amended constitution, it
occurrto that difficulty would arise in regard 10
the duif the officers authorized TO conduct the elections
of Senais and Delegates to the next General Assembly OF
Virgins
AIT. H. Sect 3d. OF The amended constitution requires
that hcSheris other officers holding the election for
each cCay city and town. within five days iarhrst al
the telecton in the district, shall 1T the Court
house ONE county, city, first named in the district and
from heos taken in their respective countless cities
and tow Senator the person who has received
the great number Of votes in the district" Schedule,
Sect. S an the election Of Senators AMI Delegates, for
districts imposed OF more than county and city, the
officer coucting the same, at the Chourhuuscs Of the
several cotes and cities forming each district shall assem-
BILE on lhdghth day after The commencement OF the said
election abe Courthouse OF the county city first named
as one ole counties Of the district shall compare the
polls'' &ssrhc counties of Sussex, Southampton, and
Grecnsyi!frm Senatorial district, and the officers
duciicm tfeecun the several C0urt-hou5es In the dis
lrict uired assemble Sussex Court house, (Sus-
being 5jirs county named on the eighth day after
the conlcetncnt of Tie election, 10 compare the polls &c
Tho CONT 81 Grccnsyillc und Sussex compose one dis
trct ard sftacf delegate; the election ct Senator
and Dei"ga til lake place The same day and tie polls
for each NJ. b. compared by the same officers at least the
officers wDnduct the election ct the Cnuhnu5cs III each
district, al Courthouse OF the county first named
Greensyi!e ng Inc first county nancd in the district To
elect dcre. The Sheriff. OF Sussex, and the Sert Of
Gecnsyiieter they hive compared the polls in the Srna
toal elec,d would then have tu ~ GrceGsvr 10
pare the pol hnd determine who was elected Delegate :
Petersburg Prince George compose Senatorial district
Prince Gte and Surry compose district for Tie cleo
lion Of Daate-and all the elections the same
day, and on eighth day, the Sheriff OF Surry goes 10
Prince Geod Courthouse TO compare the polls for the
election Of Ecgate and when he gets there the Sheriff Of
Prince Georhas gone Petersburg compare the polls
for Senator The Sheriff OF Surry who conducted the ecc
ton the Qr house, would have attend the eighth
day The sbf Wight Courthouse compare the polls for
the election Eenaor Of The district composed a the counties
OF Isle Of Whit, Nanscmond ard Surry This difficulty
will arise in many c;ss, when the polls for Senator
and Dc-gatlfc Ue compared on The sam: day.
4 VOTER. OF SUSSEX
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JOHNSON AND THE ADAMS CONVENTION

More than month ago. certain Wing papers revived
old story the effect that Col Johnson was member OF
the AnJacksun Adams Convention held in Richmond IN
1925 In the issue of this paper Of the 7lh OF October the
lSly Of this tale exposed and since, VIC have henrd
nothing OF it, But the Petersburg lntellieencGr has
dsntrred it, and few days since paradcd before The pub
lie wh ali The triumph OF one who had made discovery
much honor aud benefit Of mankind And proceeding
upon the truth oi The assumption that Col Johnson
member ~ tcir Conv n,or and IS consequently response
bic pr al; il said and did, the lh.i .Gncer Is actually bad
ing is columns III tina! pud rrc c dccarel Federalism:
0Grcss purl shed body nj ancient Wings. Very
well No5,Gy Objects FMS antique document Suggests
:@n;mscenc@: oil Kind n which we Ike 10 ndnlac IL
throws ray al l-h upon the origin ot Nlggrry Il Is an
important link in the pedigree OF the recent Union panty
The affixed this Address ncutlou.y published
by Ihc -."nccr, nilprt Striking illustration VI the ira
don-l hereditary nature OF political opinions There IS
survivor Of the Petersburg representation in
the ,utiJackson Adams Convcaion and he is Mr. Lewis
Maby cs,mahe gsntcnan but an OUTLAWS ont corrgl
pe Boiling Summers Wing Very constantly has NJ. Ma
hy preserved his political faith through all the mulut1ns OF
The aUi.rica world. We find the Of Robert Boiling
auor the signatures this AniJackson Adams Address
wnic shows mat politics and property federalism ana imam.
ct5. descend alike from la!4r tU SON.
Tic IuitN 9crr:rs doing very ntlscrrst thing In puo
I!>.ag his OF tie pIstit almost deep stab into
.acry the publication uf SUMMERS anJ"hnson eprs
tie IAN cps. The reader will ccoico ch .!actcsslc
lac generosity and justice nn'. reTacy ol IFS author ",
li- "v@ybOir "l rad 50 much l. no more ct til Peters
hurE Lieiigr.sT consists OF ts Aa-iuckson Address.
Il iicii very. II shows what wonderful capacity Na1s
s:ess TOR .anng ,2 character OF patriots and heroes
It sh,s w.-t ticy then thought of Military PresiGcns-
Vow lie Hh!> applaud FILLMORE for GcHUdncin. ;ic Ga
jan cxped!onls8 robbers ana pirates, and think Cuncc
i exactly right in Strengthening them like many hogs
without Trial " delay. BY reading this Anti Jackson Ad
dses< published in the columns Of the Petersburg Gig:n
ccr the reader viii learn that Wing hearts AWAY
ohdun'c and vndcti.c tat they swept over the fate
Aruthnot and AmariSte and deporei their cruel Ile a!
IN they detected in inimng the fury Of The
Indian against Tie deience=ss whites and were executed Il
oredcnce 10 judgment PRONOUNCED after an impartial :li'
Fnec and otisT Things worth Knowing the reader will lear
pn that ancent specimen OF WING iteAture-thc Anl-jack
SIN Adams Adrcs-, being rcu5shed in regular nnWher
through ;e Columns Of the Petersburg JateNigcacer .ra
the document, gentlemen; IN the hacneycd language Of IN
critics, lit vii! AMPLY repay rerusaI.
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pOETICAsf.
pr,i;ry AND TIE DAWN

, rag GERMAN OF ARSDT
said unto the Dawn-"why at. , u'i i'h u' ~
Win ,Io5er glow, AMI 'ints oil rosy h@"t
WIN a '.,,. e,naid-as morning fair
said unto w,h smiles thy p-w,h flowers thy hair
Hsauy and ye qaekly v must s%iss away
Soon laae sou' Therefore adorn not )"
-, dos. mvssc' the Dawn REPLIED in light,
y aecs ND i I, and roseate spleador bright,
1 in , I"S ! ch hues rejoice 10 be arrayed.
IN mos Mr. Know when fate shall bid them fade;
IT, a,bo rhe moon and stars ordained 10 SHINE
Mad. those rich hues and fading spienaor in III
'haU' N'0o Therefore mourn not !"
At deck myself replied the 0sau, Hoas d"b ade
shaI ;,ha, abort soring in settled gloom DC pas'
Becan SEES stern fate mus, bid il fade at last
He who It's pIumage the bird De st ,Ss rose
Who gves-and ,akes-he co,o1s .. n ,e MOURN po,m
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correspondent of the Boston Post sends 10 'na' paper
h tono translation Of some verses addressed 10 Lo'
Montez by the King of Bavaria:
Storm follows storm hoarse thunders peal
And vivid ghtnnss flash
But the protecting rock shall yiesa
Thee shelter from The crash;
Beneath it's brow in safety sleep
It's frmness shall thy honor Keep
Thou dost The frowning world defy
And part with all for me;
TITS mine Thy lost world 10 supply,
And be the world 10 thee;
Thus clearly speaks in high oehest
The voice Of duy in my breast.
The soul aspires to heaven above,
When hearts on earth agree
In tina, sweet heavenly passion, love-
For which glow for thee.
Love is tic true Promethean flame
Tha: puriGes what else were shame.
Thus honor, duty, love combine
To bind my heart TO thee;
And all are pledged while thou art mine,
Thy guardians 10 be
From crown and lie I'd sooner part,
Than Close 10 thine my th5o5bins heart
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NEAR !.OR!.Tru, ESSEN COLSrf. VA
The next Scsninn COMMENCES lSt October.

The lcNt Sess1tl cOmncnCcs Isl OC.ODer.
FSES Institution l. IN cIci tic.
rough Academic with and
OF Well cgnitrd cIl.tila home III ;c branches
ani Classic Education w:rh French
taught rrr teacher Nj i l.. Wiin>, VI ot the l
ScSstty oi Nit.ii TIE int!i healthy red, ad
Number NJ rui.iS iiui'r"
TER;is p" sc,sit" E.r m"ns. ahe ai.aare. :or Tu
GOA. h'Ir l." git: Washing i:"rEInG. Sta Iais ur
TIE regular c'r' AN" ~" Tau -" chdrs
The pups no rrrct 10 deal et. Al their iun! nu'!
~ l.p"siict wA III" suhscri!"r
Circulars containing .a, Of tie school vii hc %
tnp-c wiu request Apply Rev. JOHN +. MciIkE.
Ii-cu I.ufp' E,sr rutt