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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04
PIANOS! FINE PIANOSM
J. WOMELSDORFF,

INFORMS the public that he has made an ar
4 rangcment with one ofthc most ceIe rated
Piano manufactures in the United States by
which he will be enabled to supply the people Of
Columbus and the surrounding country. with Pr
amos of the best quality, fresh from The hands OF
the makers. The instruments offered by linn
will be warranted 10 possess a superior tone,
and will be sold at small advance on the New
York prices. They will, also, be pat in tune by
Professor Markstein, before delivery, without
any additional charge to the purchaser. He has
on hand, at present, two excellent instruments
and will receive further supply as soon as nav
igation opens Persons desiring Pianos of any
peculiar style can be accommodated in due sea-
son by calling and leaving their orders. Purcha-
scrs are invited TO call and examine for them.
selves. ]. W0MELSD0RFF.
sept 18th, 1851 25-3m.
N.B.-He also continues to keep on hand and
for SALE good supply ofCabinet Furniture, con.
sisting OF fine dressing and plain Bureaus, Bed
stead, Wa>h-stands,. Chairs, Mattresses; Look.
ing glasses, &c. J. w
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04
SELECT POWDERED DRUGS.

VTTE have just receiycda Fresh Assortment
w OF Powdered Medicines. which may be
relied upon.as being STRICTLY Pare, and Of the
BEST QUALITY. II is well known, that ma
ny fthe best drugs both foreign aud iindigen-
nous are more or less mixed with extraneOus
substances and inferior qualities which fnotre-
moved must Of course iniure the article when
powdered. To obyiate this. every drug is s'ib-
jec,ed TO the most rigid scrutiny rejecting all
thnt does MOI accord with the efficient stdndard.-
They are then redncedto the utmost degree OF
fincncss compatible with their physical proper
sites.
In addition 10 the quality and fineness OF these
powders ,Fe would call your attention to the
style in which they are Putup Each bottle Is
pu, intoa cese rightly scaled with the stamp OF
the firm which renders it perfectly mir tight aud
obsrures II Noni the light Each bottle and case
IS labelled Va accordance with the U. s. Phar-
mncopi1
Al-o ia- received Gycernc Extract Opium
Chlorotoda. rloo-Carli IRON Bc,mUIa Arrow
Roor Nitrit+ silver. Crystnl and fused Nor
phiue, IS, Hia Il,ir oil, Sc. &c. by
JAMES JONES Il co.
Sign Negro & Mortar
Colum'us Nov 20 1851.
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H TfINf N M
si t,ts,'s 4 Y ~ 49,
t oafe lnst received p eAt ~
orgo assortment N y ~, vel
adopted g the Southern lsa ana sglta
sslotor RIVERS, Lakes Greeks q ooys, whiep
Ve OVER ~ very low PriceAs
sseincs loo faith. equal 70 200 yds. ast' dep
2 do So 1850
do so TOO
~ an "a ID oA g q
40 ~ OU
3 Do 20 %
10 DO 20ttr 20
00 N, ~ as 80
On a
~ 70
ITO DO
lOeIio &C. 10
F,,fAfIS SFTNaS
arted i moths
FsrgR AR MT
80 .ss.a.,. III, 5000 eel.
len ass s,lSSrc, y - {0Cty =
v, -. ~ s,,S S,,,sI a,,oas..
d04 Pteieiaple ell 's VIZ iiA.SaA Sllss
!.
Olie eslouse'u ais, S ~. ~ ~ SIC
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Two thousand, various sizes
SrL, .b,,.e Cc;nes ,y,,.>J \, I,,,.l. so,,1
,stss,'. I. 49,. -
tahheu ~ sseaiii piocess ~ q 10y utaiAo5l ~
manner, and icdrrttllled aot al 9libtelc.-
These SCENES arc made from the best mate
-;als..r vii 49, q, /; ~ s,t;sf ,ef;op ~
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valuable Town Property for Sale u!


TIME house and lot in Columbus, known as
Il the former residence of Paschall B. Wade,
and now the property of his heirs, is offered for
sale. This site is one of the most eligible in
town for dwelling house, being very near to
the business part of the city. and yet completely
removed from the tumult and dust OF the more
public thoronghfares. The building is large, OF
imposing appearance, and commodious struc-
ture. The lot is spacious, md has on it all the
necessary outbiidings, as well fine Spring OF
pure water
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing a handsome
and comfortable residence, will find it TO their
advantage to examine this. If desired, there
will be sold, with this dwelling l 60 acres offer
tile and well timbered land on the west side OF
the river, about three miles from Columbus. with
seventeen years privilege of the Ferry attached
10 II. The terms WILDE reasonable, and the pc
rods of payment will be arranged TO suit the
purchaser.
The house anil lot Immediately east OF the Of
fee of Messrs Harris & Harrison. IN which tue
estate of Wade IS interested with another, is also
for sale.
Apply to Miss ASS BAzTKE, Administrators
on the premises, or TO CHAS. II. MORSE.
Columbus, Sept. %, 1851. 27-tE
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TOWN PROPERTY AND LAND
FOR SALE!!!

FTAHE Undersigned offers for sale the follow
4 ing described properly in the town Oft O.
lumbus, to-wit:
Part OF Lot number one in square number 2
with the Large Brick tore House erected there
on, being the corner store west OF Cozarts on
Main street, now occupied by Cozart, HUMPHREYS
& Billups
Part of Lot number 10 in square number s. on
Market -treet with the tenelpent thereon, now
occupied as a Store House by William Baker.
Part OF Lot number ) in square number ?, on
Market Street with the tenement thereon now
occupied By Joseph Edwards as addeshop.
Also part Of Lot number in square number
g. on Market treef with the New Brick Build
ing erected thereon now occupied as a Store
House by Peter Smith.
Part OF Lot number lin square number 3. on
Market street with the Improvements erected
thereon, HOW occupied by K Peterson.
Part oil Lot number IN square number 3, on
aiainstreet with the Improvements thereon now
occupied by II. ]. Scholar.
Partsoi square number 8, south oIsAIain street
on which has hlaeiy been erected a new framed
dwelling house with all necessary out houses
colnptefed, nearlg opposite 10 the dwelling house
OLA S. HUMPHREYS Esq.
Ihe above described property will be sold Ell
Their for cash or Tor one third cash and the ball
ance payable in one & i've years. Such portions
OF thessaid property as is sold by the first OF
January next. will be rented for thceusning year
Inc subscribers also offer tor sale on reason
able terms the lands owned by the said David
Lloyd in llisiie tiInesiruate in the counties Of
Lowntles. Carroll, and 0ktibbeha, Mississippi
anain Washington county in the State OF Ala
bana.
SALTER LLOYD,
JAS n. LLOYD
Executors of ID. Lloyd, deceased.
Persons wishing to purchase orrenf said prop
cry OF purchase said lands svilFeeeive full de-
seription thereof BY applying at the office Of
ClAl2R 1NGTON & CHRI TIAN Attorneys Co
lauIbus Mlssissippi
rios. CHRISTIAN, Agent.
Columbus Oct. %. 1851 30--tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04
NOXUBEE LAND FOR SALE,

7 WILL sell AT private sale tract of land in
4 Noxubee county, Mississippi, onthe Broken
Pumpkin Creek-adjoining lands of Mrs. Julia
Clayton. Judge Moore, estate Of Joseph Moore
deceased and others. obtaining eight hundred
and eighty acres, between five and six hundred
ina highstate Of cultivation-most Of it very
rich Prairie land. Apply to me at Columbus,
Mississippi. GEO. H. HARRIS.
Sept. 2nd 1851 23-tE
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dministatrix Notice

NTOTfEE hereby iIat lie antler ia
81 ed administrator of the stale 81 Rasehal
of Eo8ndes Coun t1ississppi, her petition q
Surrender her letters, and will - tie Dece
Torn OF tie Probate Count q sais county g,
The lime the setting d sud eoufts resent an
account az lieg administration So III IS IS
has extenaed tor esAee and applg io
firal hearing Of said re tits4
iIat1ix.
c6IHmbns Miss Nov td, 1871 316f
- 0s s. RIGS
11T4 teeiirs tc
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04
The State OF Mississippi,
Probate Court, October Term, 4. d. 185.
THE ESTATE OF HowERToN FARAIEI
LowNpFs CouSTy.

Probdte Court, October Term, Il. d. 1851.
THE ESTATE OF H0WERTON FARMER.
DECEASED
IT Upon the application Of E. P. 0DExEAL, Adj
~ ministrator upon said estate-Itis ordered
BY the Court that lie have leave TO file his ac-
count and vouchers for final settlement at the
January Term Of this court, and that he give no
tice of the same by publication in some news
paper published IN this county for sixty days,
andby posting IN three public places IN this coun-
" for forty days previous to said January term
of this court.
And it appearing to the satisfaction cf said
Administrator that Hartwel Farmer, Harrison
Farmer, Handsome Farmer and AIRS Nancy
Haywood who claim to be distributes of said
estate are non-Tesitlents the state OF Missis-
sippi. And that Mrs. Ann Musticn wife Of Creed
ii. Alnstien, IS resident of this county.
The above named parties and al other persons
interested in said estate are hereby notified to At
tend nj the time and place specified, TO contest
SAID final settlement, 4 they should think prop.
er SO TODD,
E. p. oDESEAL.
Administrator Of Howerton Farmer deceased
Columbus Oct 18th 1851. 29-11W.
F WrsFER, c. B. MIILrs
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Columbus, Oct; lst, 1851.
TINE Subscriber having purchased the entire
i interest of P. Stark, will continuc the bust
ness on his own account. He would here say
10 his friends and the public that he is thankful
for former paronage and would respectfully So
licit its continuance. He has received 4 we'll as
sorted stock OF Seasonable GOODS, which he
is determined TO sell low-caH and examine for
yourselves. JOHN K. OTTLEY.
! Oct 1st, 1851.
/ II AVING sold ont my interest in the concern
Ii Of 0TFLEY & STARK, l would still solicit
/ for my successor the patronage bestowed on the
! late firm PETER STARK.
! Columbus, Oet. 1st, 1851. est
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04
DIR. ENDS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla
TIE MIST Extraordinary Medicine in he World

THIS Extract Is put Hp ~ QIGrt BofEes: II 70 o.
times cheaper. PEedsGRter, GRd lrarranfcR sHps-
rior 10 Any sold. 1t cHrsI diseases trith-
0hf vomiting, PsTgiHg, sieEFHiHg or
de6iiiGfiAg the Patiea:.
The great beauty and superiority Of Lhis Sarsa.
parila overa all other medIcineS Is while it eradi.
cafes disease, It invigoraIes the body. Ii is one
of the very best Spring and Summer medicines
ever known; II not only purities the whole system
and strengthens the person, but il creates new
pure and rich blood: power possessed by ne
other medicine. And in this lies the great secret
oil its wonderful success. 1t has performed with-
in the last two years, more than $4,000 cures Of
Severe eases Of diseases; at least 1000 were con
sdered incurabie. Il has saved the lives Of tno-s
than 5000 CHILDREN THETWO PAST SKA
SONS alone.
More than 5000 cases OF Chroais Rhszuk.
tlsm;
1000 cases Of Dyspepsia
1000 cases Of General Debility and wan, Of er-
Iergy
1000 cases Of the different Female Compisil,,;
1000 cases OF Scrofula;
1900 cases of the Liver Complaint;
1900 cases OF Disease OF the kidney aRd
Dropsy;
1000 cases OF the Grarsf
1000 cases OF Sick Headachs;
1000 cases. of the Dropsy;
5000 cases Of Consumption:
And thousands of cases oT1heGloed, viz: Eieers.
/ Erysipelas, salt Rheum, Pimples on tile FACE.
Seald Head, letter, Neuralgia, &c, &c, together
with numerous cases OF Sick Headache, Pain in
the Side and Chesr. Spinal Affections, &c.
Hundreds of cases of Fits and Nervous DIG
eases, originating in Debility, have been entirely
icured and thousands OF cases ofDyspepsia. DiaE.
EhGs and summer Complaint.
SCrOfuIa Cared.
This certificate eonclusively proves chat thiS
Sarsapatlla has perfect control over The most OBJ
istinaie diseases OF the Blood. Three PertonS
cured IN one house IS unprecedented,
Three ChlIdrem.
Or. TcgssssS- Dear Sir: I have TIE pleasurs
70 inform you that three OF my children have besh
Ieured OF the Serofula by the use Of yous excel
lent medicine. They werc afflicted very severely
with bad Sores have taken only four bottles; L
took them away, for whicliI feel myself un5er
great obligation. Yours. respectfully, ssE.ssz7
ISAAC ". GRAIN, Ias Wooslss-si.
JAMES Jones q co.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04


HCE
SIS ON 1s IA V1
A Commerce Sssss sotlle abama.
Jill 1850
MUM ~ 1aHTRT,
90 i7 AZ IA an
onffs A.
gent Columbus Afits
once 4 Erey Zones
lane 90 1850
ROBERT DEsIIA 6 GO.
t0af9lEE Sc ON lllifl u 4 issl S.
I9bSle, ia.
CA CHI land Ter, Colaribus, Miss
EI q We q large supply 81 3ss sging and Rope on
) hand, a ccst and c1asaes ,,l.s,..a.
AL Cotton ppesl TO the a5oye House, in the
name Of g 'handlef o. count ofthe real
owner, WILDE ensufod.
August, 10Th 1886. 80
seAaspRrIf gso. II noswoR7H.
CAMPBELL s Coz,
Stsasa5oas .qeents. asa Gensral Rsrevirg oad
Forparaiag Merchants
No.72 Front and VS. Commerce streets,
Menus, Ala.
Goods consigned 10 rs for.thes Interior. viii be
received and forwarded free of commissions and
storage
-Messrs.C. & Co. ship goods by all the
eiassed boats the Bigby Warrior and Alabama
rivers, feb13:1. 43s1y.
FASHIONABLE DANCING
AND WAITING u gADE.NY.
MIR. Law HzNDE
M % II Respectfully announces to The Young
w Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus thar
his Academy for instruetionin this polite branch
oT Edueation willsopen on Wednesday,, and
Thursday evenings the 10th and 18th ofNovem-
Der 1851 at the lily Hall. Mr.. l. teaches ali Of
the most fashionable dances of the season, hay-
ing availetle llinnself this season. of advantages
seldom obe met with. He tlatters himself com-
peient TO ke proficient all who may favor him
with their patronage Tile following comprise
some of.the Dances taughtin the regularcourse
CottiEions, Hopserss Gullopad, Polka.con.ason;;
I'olkd Qstddrilies, Pldia tEattzing DC,
/ He will introduce the Neuv Polka, Potka
Waktx, RedotrG, Sholtishe, and Poke Maxwrka
DAYS OF ATTENDANCE:
For Ladies on Wednesdays, and Thursday,
from 10 o'clock r.
For Gentlemen, same days at night, 'front.' Il
l9 o'clock
TERMS OF TUITION:
/ For Ladies and Gentlemen ii lessons, $40 90
- Misses Masters under II years, 8 90
Mr.. L. has opened a Subscription Listswitf
mccarthy $.
Parents and Guardians are invited 10 attend
during hours ofexercise.
Oct. 3oth, 1851. 3l-tE
ByHenry Dickinson, Vice Chancellor Of the
State Of, Mississippi.
INTOTICE is hereby given, that on application
IL y to me by George d, Moore of Noxllbes
lcoNntys in said tate, who claims an undividea
fourth part of all those tracts of land known
las follows. to-wit: all of section No.J. and the
North half of section No. s, all in townsliiI
#slxteen of range eigteen, East, and situate i
4 said Noxubce comfy / have nominated VIII
lam Dupree, William w Moore, and DAME
+ Dupree, commissioners, 10 divide said tracts o
land into equal shares or parts; aud nnleS
fproper objection be stated 10 me, Mt the Clerk
Eoffice of the District Chancery Court, held a
l.Colunhus, on the first Monday in 0ctober ne 4
!. the above nominated persons will then be ap
pointed Commissioners to make partition q
said lands, pllrspantto an act, entitled Fan &C
concerning the partition Of lands, held by co
I parcenorss lolnt tenants, and tenants III common
Given n:saer my hnaa this fifth day Of Augus
Il AD. 1851.
HENRY DICKINSON.
= Me- fS.ut,1
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The western military Tnstitate.
BRENoN sPRINas, HENRY coUNTY, ky.


AVA in fnll operation, with nninter- AVA
Ss3te2 snpted success. and the most ilat-gS y
- iering prospects. Its system otdis- 80
ciplue and lis orderly distribution ofthe students
time, are carried TO a state Of perfection which
entities it to the highest degree of public conf
dence.
cadets from fifteen OF The outhern and Wes-
tern tatcs are now in attendance.
Tie Academic Staff consisting OF nine expe-
Fienced r ofessors, is completes. Through their
cooperation the Institute has attaine its present
nonrishing condition, and they are deternlineeto
use every. exertion TO deserve q continuance OF
the liberulp patronage hitherto bestowed,
Tie olegiate course Of education embraces
Mathematics. Ancient and Modern Languages
Engineering in all its bFanches.the Natural Sci
ences Ethics and Bellies Letters.
The preparatory department IS thoroughly or.
ganized and under competent instructors
Parents DESTROYS 81 securing their sons an
education which shall qualify lheInior engaging
suceessiullysin any department of professional
scientific orcommefci business vii be furnish,
ed with Catalogues containing denied iniorgna.
lion, applieationto
COL. lB r. JOHNSON
Acting Superintendent. Branon K =.
"A. q, SMITH. ESQ
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TUsT RECFTvEn.

A Superior lot of CLOTHS, C4SSE-
A lfEIIeE,S, T.ESTING.S AND TRIM
-MIlyGS. Gentlemen who want something
elegant will call in and leave their orders.
Also lot Of cheap Cloths for Youths and
Boys clothing which will be made up very
cheap Or CIT Without charge
HATS AND CARS
Shirts, C6Rars, DrG,eers, HaadlcgcIsiets.
Suspegdcrs, Croeats, Stocks, ScarG
Ties, SIX, COttoa and Aeripo
Hyif LloSe and ,Sti,7s.
10. GLOVES, great variety.
Co CARRI.4GE TRIMMINGS q good as
81 JOHN TON,
Oct 30 s5t3I-ii Tutor Draper
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04
ROBERT oTfS. A>Tf.R.

ROBERT 0Tts. A@-ftR
4ll oYesf ~ y ~ 119.5
~ It'll. ieaYe Moliie every Saturday Evening
ais ociock-artvng AZ Columbus OF
AIoDday evening. Reugnno. wii leave CO.
lumbits every Tuesday Morning, AL O'Clock
Aoore's Bluff at 10 a. NJ, Union BluH, AT P
II, arriving IN Mobile on Thursday Evening.
November, 1851. SIT
REfssE4R NsaEzzaE k4AIf
Tie fiae Flra t.oss t',ssoa ~ Gs5, )
.Nanmlr. -.
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s. HUNTINGTON,
Wholesale Commission Merchants.

Nos Is Is 4 II WATER ST. MOBILE, ALA.
OFFER FOR ALE.
100 Fairbanks Patent >calcs, embracing Coun-
ter, Grocers. Platform and Dormant Styes,swith
and without wheels and drop levers, OF capacity
from / ounce TO GO0O pounds.
10 Bales Troops Factory Geo 0snaburgs
and Yarns These Osnaburgs are SUI
perior 10 any manufactured in the u ).
being made from fine ottons 80 inches
wide and weighing OF. to the yard.
90 Bales Washington Ompany (Ya.) weigh
ing 81 OF. TO the yard
60 Bales quarter Brown meetings
40 9 Z" DO do
100 Hhds boice Brown Sugar.
60 Packages Loaf. Crushed and pow Sugar.
100 Chests Green and Black Teas.
20 Gases attics Green do
500 Bags Rio, Laguyra. and Java Coffee.
$50 Boxes Chewing Tobacco, assert dqualtics.
90 Halt bbIs: fine cut smoking Tobacco.
100000 igars.
$50 Packages No, /, 2 & 3 MackeFcn,
500 Boxes Goldfish.
$50 BbIs and half bills divers Extra Wits
key and AIchahol
100 BblS. Boyles Ezra and Rose Whiskey
200 Bbls. & J bbls Deans extra and common
Whiskcy.
so Half Pipes. so quarter Casks, 100 eighth.
asks Domestic Brandy.
80 Bbs. Domestic Rum, Gin. Brandy Bour
bon aud Monongalela Whskey
500 Bbls. x bbls. extra branded and cmbran
ded Flour.
4 17j Boxes sperm and tar Candles.
500 Boxes f. d. 4 w r. Cheese
I Sc Bills Cider Vinegar.
! 200 Bbls hafbbls. aud kegs, assorted Pickles
Ketchups, Pepper Sauce. Ground Pepper
/ and Mustard
/ 20 Bags Black Pepper.
| 80 Kegs Drop and Buck Shot and Lend
30 Baskets Champaign, quarts and pints.
/ 20 Eases Table Salt.
/ 40 asses ordials.
500 Groce Clark's Matches:
Together with large variety of Provisions
Produce and manufactured articles now in stor
and TO arrive 10 which the attention OF the trad
is invited.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04

Thantfutfor the patronage heretofore extend
ed 10 the House, he hopes by strict attention and
a disposition TO accommodate, At low prices, TO
merit the patronage OF discerning public
feb20'5144.1Y JAMES BLAIR.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04
Treasurer, Louisville. =


Hon. H. Marshall Henry countYs
Adj. Gen. J 81. Harlan, FraekfoEt,
Ger. john 4. Pratt tseorgetown, X y
Hon. T. B Monroe, Fgankfort
DR. p, ID. Fenner, New Orleans.
Ward, ESQ LotlssvilIe
Hardaway Esq 0luEnbuS, Ga.
Hazlea, ESQ Zanesvil re, Ohio.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04
BARNEY BROTHERS,
P0PE 8 BROTHER.
-II.II0L 80 49, 8E.I.IIL

e q q 71z1511-Iz11 -I1T q II---1 III
10. IS gon.nlsree and so Ron Streets
"a RE constantly receiving flesh supplies 81
"A egery article q their iiie which tiey ofeI
on reason8ble serlus.s Their stock Consists Is
par 81 EoHee. Sn1nr Molasses. Flour Bacon.
lard Nails. RaisiHs. Tobacco &c
Mobile Mare 1851 46tf
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FOREST MONARCH.

H. BUCKLEY, Master, G. B. MASSEY TX.
M ILL. run as regular weekly packet during
w the season, commencing with the first
rise in the river-leavng Mobile every Monday
evening at o'clock-arrivlng at olun1bus on
Wednesday evening Returning will leave Ply
mouth during the night of Wednesday--ly Vest
Port Thursday at A NJ, Columbus al s. "a NJ.
arriving in Mobile on Sunday morning
The MONARCH IS a first class boat, having fine
trade and owned IN the up country. This boar
being in the interest Of the planters will'be run
expressly for their accommodations and ali en-
gagenenfs Tor freight or passage will be prompts
81 filled a plan Of the cabin viii be found At
our Office where berths can be procured
HALE & MURDOCH.
Oct. 1851 32-tf Agents.
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C0fU bus tIEU
s 6sfhhiic wI Son Size Is f.s ns
RS 81 ae1
e SSH. le Trustees with cont
neAi % the ihtr panoAase tbe p
as wiz enset Opon thp fourth "a 81 I'D
snce iih prQsp ncIe sneeess
useiiinesst
Trio service Aif. N II McC lNi have besh
engaged as Principal, . epnilemaa VITO endais
tea with Distinction "a ta Univ fsify 81 Nciti
larohna, and native of fha lRte, aid vhh
"a cay way highly qnalihea take ehafne
such an institute posse singnot only MI sJhe
fequ ties iorsuch . station scholar, Ism
hfinaing with him much ex 1ence. rs a teaoll
er Tie very best Assistanls the country onf
aforl will be brought to theAld Of The PrineI
pni
The importance 81 substantial II female seFni.
nary o. hgh orderin o1lnb5s is. we believe
ieli and ackno0 lcdaed bY ali We prescnf tfe
oillReas Feinaie lnstltpte a admirably ettlcp-
lqset e nfilly TINS want and therefore as or-
thy Of all ehcoumgement.
We hive engaged allle and accomplished In
skfQciot tne course 81 STUDY IS ttlll thorough
anil nnlshed the building md grounds are
well laptod for ne pnfpo 8 BIZ a large Fema
School the location IS healtltul, pleasant, and
retired, andno exertions wiltbe spared ON the
part OF the Trustees to nase4t one ofsthe first
Institutions ot the Southwest Toaccomplish
this, We only invoke The patronage Of liberal
public and those especially Who feel an interest
intostering Soatliern Institutions for the edtIeas
ton Of The rising generation,
Rules and Reg latfOI1s:
The Scholastic year IS liydl diiito two sessions
Of five. s.cofnnienoina srespeetively on the
FIRST Monday IN October and March.
No Pupil will be received fora shorter period
thpn one session. but can eliter at any time and
wiilbe charged from the time ofentrance
No adeducfion for tuition'will be allowed, ex-
cept from confined asit kncks, and that. at tho
discretion Of the PrincipaE In deductions fol
boards no fraetionless than half month will bs
considered
II IS the wish and recommendation Of ths
Trustees, that nj thePppas from abroad, shonlS
board at the Institutes
The Young Ladies who boardin tile Institute
will not be allowed 70 attend balls OF parties, q
receive visits except relatives. Their expendi
tures and. visits will also eslpervised.
The tuition and board for each scholar will in
yariably be required TO be paid one half in adj
vance the other halfat the end Of the session.
TERSIs
Preparatory Department, per session, SIS
Fourth Class, per session, 10
Third Class = = 90
Second Glass, g 30
x First Class, 90
Languages, leachl 10
4 Music on the Piano or Guitar, %
7 Use Of Instrument for practising,
Drawing and Painting, 10
Ornamental Needlewofk, 10
Contingent Expenses,
Board per Month, Including lights
washing, bed and bedding 10 $
Young Ladies, boarding III the Institute. mus
4 furnish their own towels and every article q
clothing must be distinctly marked with til
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