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The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

The manufacturing house Of Herman
Munder, OF Bremen, has stopped payment,
with liabilities TO the amount Of 100000
thalers. whilst the assets are estimated at
10000 thalers. The loss will fall chiefly on
houses in Hamburg. Bremen, and ElberfId.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21
TAINTED 10 HIRE

wish to hire Six or Eight Negroes for
: the ensuing year, field hands l would
prefer majority of them to be men or boys
capable of pIoughing.
E. HI. WALES.
Dec. 81, Is52-2w
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

10 We understand that the High Court
of Errors and Appeals adjourned yesterday
(the 2OIh) until the FIRST Monday of Janu-
ary. The Chancellor also adjourned his
general term on Saturday last.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

Influenza is very prevalent in New York
at present. 1t has assumed the symptoms
OF the grippe that was so general some
years ago. nf
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

I ETTERS of Administration hay ius
been granted to the under signed, blythe
Honorable Probate Court; of Wilkinson
county, at the November term, thereof.
1852, on the Estate of VIM. Ii, Tabor de-.
ceased. SA&sF SEQ" d8R
Notice, is hereby given TO all persons in.
bebted to said Estate to make immedieate
payment, and those having any claims a.
gainst said Estate to present them, duly
authenticated within the time presented by
law, or they will be forever barred,
ia PARMELtA TABOR, Admx.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

1%The Free Trader discredits the report
Of the resignation of Judge Smiley. 1t is
mentioned in neither of the Jackson papers.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21
Married.

On Thursday. the 10Th instant by Rev.
L. Kinsbury, Mr.. OWEN M RICHARDSON
and Miss MARGARET S. RICHARDSON.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

The LATE DIsAsTER.-A publication in
the Vicksburg Wing states the following
as the particulars Of the late awful COLI.
sion on the Mississippi. Wepresume it is
the version given by the officers OF steamer
Hill. As il varies somewhat from that of
a passenger OH the World. published in the
Natchez Courier of Friday last. we insert
It, with the simple remark that blame must
heavily attach TO the officers OF one or Other
of the boats. The collision could most as
suredly have been avoided by one or the
other; aud prompt investigation, and
punishment of the parties. shoald follow
such triaing with human life
"On Tuesday morning, about 4 o'clock.
as the steamer Harry Hill ascending the
river, was passing around. and closely hug
ging the Pnnceton bar. (about ninety miles
above this city) the pilot discovered the
Western World coming down. aud directly
meeting them. The bell of the Harry Hill
was Immediately rung; bn, as the boats
were coming together rapidly, aud no re-
sponse being given by The Western World
TO tie signal hell Of the Hill. aud as COL
lision was unavoidable. the pilot OF the Hill.
in order TO protect his boat from the force
of the descending boat, threw out the how
Of the Hill. which struck the West. Word
a little in front Of the wheelhouse--crush-
ing and sinking her immediately"
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21
NEW aADVERPlSRM
POstpOnement.

The CONCERT announced by Mr. C.
Wynen, for the 23d inst, will be postponed
until some time next month. w-a.'
Woodville. Dec. 2lst, 1852. I d
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

10 Mr.. James Kemp Harwood, of Bal,
tlmore, has been appointed purser in the
U. S. Navy.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

ELEcTIoNs.--See the notices in to days
paper of elections shortly to be held. As
yet we have heard Of ao gentleman who is
desirons of dropping the civic Mister for
the common title of general. We hope
thar some Mr. will condescend to accept
the Office Of Brig. General Of this Brigade.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

e ETrERS Of ASulinis,rs,;o,., a., :
~bsen granted 90 the undersigned l.s'sg y g
Honorable Probate Court Of WIN Wy u
county, At the December Term '.'e ,s-e
lsSz, on the estate Of Wm. M. Heln.
ceased -'''as 4.
Notice. is hereby given to all pero,.,
debted TO said estate. to make ;,,.,...:. ~ u
payment and those having claims = =. =
sent them. within the time prescr;1.Ir rs
law, or they will be debarred. y
THOMAS B. HELM, Adm,
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The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

Dz- Our neighbor, John Doninger, re-
quests us 70 say for him. that he has large
lot Of Ingredients for The compromising OF
cakes, swcetmeats. &c.. for Christmas ho.
days. As JOHN pa.ronizes the printer, we
are bound, IN all justice and truth. TO say
that he is not afraid for the public to sam
pie his "fxins."
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

1Z- The next number Of this paper con.
cludes the volume. Our publisher, Mr..
Kelly, being desirous Of settling up hi. bu.
siness here, will call upon those indebted
to the Office, and we hope all may be ready
to meet him.--In the meantime, however,
those who desire to do so. may call upon
US at our Office.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

To DEMocRATIo EpIToRs.-- Wilkinson
Connty.--There is a crue; and unjust error
perpetrated by the press, in publishing the
vote Of this county at the accent prosiden.
tial election. The 6gures as set down are
Pierce 2e5, Scout 27l, giving majority to
the Seward candidate OF sac votes. Now,
this is totally wrong; ard as it was the tirst
democratic majority ever given in this
county. and as we Il. e. the democracy have
been battling for victory since 1910, we de-
sire to have full credit for our Iabor.-We
therefore call on our denIcratic brethren of
the press to make us the amende honorable
IN thus matter. We can find ready apol.
ogy for the error in the fact that Wilkinson
has always heretofore voted the federal
ticket; but we wish il distinctly understood
that she has now put away childish things,
aud tia. henceforth she will stand up, like
man, to democratic principles. The true
vote polled at the presidential election was,
Scott Ell, Pierce 365.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

10 Leopold Henry extends the hand Of
friendship TO his old patrons. lie has sent
us some specimens OF Cigars all Of which,
are good
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

~ Our friend. Mr. Jewell, at his new
store on Commercial Row, is supplied with
an abundance cf Christina. toys, fireworks
jellies, preserves. etc. No body knows bet.
ter than Mr.. Jewell how TO select articles
like these. Those fond Of pyroteehnic dis.
plays had better call on him.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

STATE vs.. BAYLOR WySN.--In conse-
quence Of the severe weather prevailing
during court week, which prevented the
attendance OF witnesses in this cause, il was
continued until next court Wynn was
remanded 10 Adams county Jail. by consent
Of counsel. N YiA
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21
Municipal ELECTION.
On tAe Fra Moaaay IN Jaaaa-y, lsI

IN tHe F1H MONDAY IN January, 1903.
FOR MAYOR.
JOHN II. LEATHERMAN is a candidate
for recollection 10 the office Of Mayor, at the
ensuing election.
has H FOR ALDERMEN.
II. J. BUTTERW ORTIZ Is a candidate for
re-electi TO the Board oi Aldermen, at the
ensuing election.
HIS. II s WHITE is i ealssiidsis Sor reelection
to the Board Of Aldermen, at the approach
ing election.
A. LEFFINGwELL is candidate for re
election 20 the Board Of Aldermen, at the en-
suing election.
w. I. BINNING is a candidate for re-eec.
ticn to the Board OF Aldermen, at the ensuing
election. #a
ron COLONEL.
We arr authorized to announce FRANCIS
BEST, Ms a candidate for the office Of Colonel
Of 9th Regiment. Election 18th Jan, 1883
FoR CONSTABLE.
JOHN w. DENSoN is candidate for re.
election 10 the Office Of Constable, at the eu.
suing election.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21
dl4-6W

II .ETTERS of Administration havOr
been granted the undersigned, de bOas
non. with the las: will and testament 4.
nexed, on the estate of Maberry Morris, d.
ceased.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons n.
debted to said estate, to make immed,,s
payment, and those having claims TO ore.
sent them, within the time prescribed by
law or they will be debarred,
JEFFERSON M. NORRIS. Admr,
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The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

II ETTERS of Administrator b.,;--
been granted To the undersigned by ~
Honorable Probate Court, of Wit;,'a' 'a'
county, at the December Term ,ha.~Os Oe
1852, 90 the estate of Thomas j. Ho,n.1''
deceased.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons !,
debted to said estate to make immed;s
payment, and those having claims to n.
sent them, within the time prescribed 1,
law. or they will be debarred.
BENZ. F. HORNSBY, Adm,
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

GRAND JuRy.--The Grand Jury was dis-
charged ON Friday. True bills were found
against James Humphries, for selling liquor
to negroes; Charles Onrey, trading with
negroes CONTRARY to law; ----- Dawson de.
fauitiug road overseer George Fnssleman,
stealing cattle.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

STtTK o. JOsHUA JoINs. This cause re.
snlled 10 tbs eouvicisoh of Jehns. and his
sentence 70 the penitsntiary iof twO yesa
Aliho' ssay member Of de jury. together
with The Ba'. sud she public generally,
slsued petition to the Governor for young
johns pardon, ye, there was no fault TO hnd
with the verdict Of the jury. The extreme
youth Of Johns and the circumstances un
which the killing occurred. enlisted univer.
sal sympathy in his favor There Is no
doubt that the negro had provoked him 10
the deed by the use Of ibsolent language !;
but bow often must il be told that words
are no Justification Iof blowss There are
many persons-and we regret to say it,
who think they have the same right TO shoot
negro, II he insults them, or even runs
from them, that they have TO shoot down
dog, but there are laws for the protection
Of the slave as well as the master, aud the
sooner the error above alluded to is remov.
ed, the better will il be for both pastIes.
The unfortunate youth who has now en-
tailed upon himself the penalty Of the law,
we doubt not, had no idea that there existed
such penalty; and even il he was aware Of
the fact. the repeated insults aud taunts Of
the negro go far TO mitigate the crime
Johns was defended by |. ID. GiIdart, Esq,
who probably did all that could have been
effected in his defence.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

Who are hereby notified to attend at their
respective precincts on the day of said eec-
lion. aud preside over the same according to
law. sss
Given under my hand and seal, at Wood.
vile, this 10th day of December, A ID 1852.
THOS. w, HAYS, ShyD.
Woodyille, Dec. 81, 1s52-5w ...4 go
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21


To THE PLASrEas.--Thc low price of
cotton and heavy expenses attendant on its
sale, should force the planter to avoid every
possible expense. There is one charge in
the commission merchants accounts whicl.
can be easily avoided by planters. without
any risk; this is the charge for fire and river
nsurance-whch is from 80 to so cents
per bale,
Merchants who receive from fifty to
hundred thousand bales Of cotton, take out
an open policy for from five to ten thousand
bales only, knowing that they will not have
more than that number OF bales on their
hands at one time; and they cannot lose
more than three or four thousand bales at
one time by fire and river insurance. Thus
they make all above their insurance, with
out amy outlay or trouble.
The planters can save this expense by
insuring any number of bales, in proportion
to the size Of their crop; that is. a planter
who makes one hundred bales will not ship
more than ten hales at time, in proportion
to the size of the crop, and can very easily
insure, by open policy. as many bales as
they intend to ship at one time; thus saw
ing useless expense. II the merchants
and Insurance Offices should combine to
pfevent the planters from taking an open
policy for as many bales as they wish, other
offices woild spring up to accommodate the
planters in this respect. In fact. an office
could be established by the planters them
selves III every county, for this purpose.
which would undoubtedly yield handsome
profit, attended with little fisk.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

~ We would advise our friends to try
the Excelsior Yeast Powder, See carl.
~>~~~~~~-~~~~-@-~1>~
NJ The Methodist Conference Assem-.
bed in Jackson on Wednesday last.
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Schools.
1 HOME in the COUNTRY Tor BOYS

A HOME In the COUNTRY Tor BOYS
A--wrhin IS miles Of Hartford with intelligent j..
diclou fir CAP able father OF family and kins and
careful MOI her vh,re attend viii be paid 70 the
moral ply Il ooly oar boys der ycas
Of The advantages Of good government, proper DIET
for and the companiOBshiP
and sympathy Of sHperors home Influences e"rVers aon
and discourse subjects Of general interest aud
ard other which be described N An ad
vertSement offered . the parent or Euadsn me Day
vii be lett the company ~ hehcg az sey
fondDess for chilli ren, aid ideas OF he adj
Of home ecueaon have hitherto In leo me 70
educate boys; sod not being entirely depsoden
upon my exeriops car afford TO lake others with the a. f
s. per with no extra charges cspt for ply 1ns
bills and cloFking III Satisfaction Il ugen ts
lsd will six rnonihs-but viii not positively asres
TO make makes man of boy IN double tina, tine
Preliminary tqures may Be addressed w l., Box $40 Post
Office. Hartford Conn
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and DAY SCHOOL. for

I'D Young Ladies' at Cambridge. Nass.-Ths Fall Term
OF Miss CA1HARINE ID LYMAN'S School will commence
on the Monoay Of September Circulars sent app
cation 10 the Principal
ReTvrce-Pruf Theopbilus Persons. Cambridge. Mas ;
Prof Joel Parker Cambridge Mass Prof Charles Beck
Csmtrldse Aass Prof c. T. FELTON,, Cambridge Mas !;
Rev Jno AbIo Cambridge, Mas; Rev. n. Hoppn, Cam
bridge, Mass q. b. Emerson, Esq, Boston; Charles Z.
Little ESQ, Boston.
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NOR SALE-One more small, we'll

NOR SALE, On very easy terms, 90
Building Lots near Futonav- and the Long Island
Railroad Brooklyn The land lies In improving neigh
oorhood and is surrounded by buildings Apply TO j. Pr
CARE M I69 Hestar.t
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

~ On the west SIDE Of Rocksnd Lake y mes ilo's
NcvYork the Bnds River contsnlng % aes' On he
in hah state of cultivation with water front ga no
Inks OF nearly half mile. The Dwelling House twncu "
OF ire pt slss ssnds bat few pa es nom .,nds. night
s,t % wo stories facing the Lake The barn st
bls kc are tbe farm . sso s%.ot
~ fuit there extensive Earden ana hne
vine ysd grape yees The stusse svey ss
-. 2.si,ess The premises will be exchanged Tor eiy
nrorety or prope within ten miles distance fro the
y portion The purchase money may remain on bona
-" N''''s 49, 4 Johnson No 235 West~St-
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VOUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE,

4 Of Eorwaik Ct-On the line Of the New-1ork a1d
EewfIasen Railroad. about q hours ride from the city,
The property consists OF about one half OF an acre OF eno
81 sior house conveniently constructed nearly new, and
Containing 10 rooms IL is pleasantly located ON evaed
ground crnsDds fine prospect Of the hsrbor and sound
and h within five minutes Of III. Churches Post once
kc To persons wishing residence IN the country 10 good
location with oil the conveniences OF frequent aud cheap
cty comm this affords opportunity seldom met
with Price e. 500 Terms cay For further Particu4rs
spply to NEWMAN IVISON No. 1879 Broadway or OF
ANDREW sELLECK. Oh The premises.
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A LADY who has had much experience

~ in Teac. fBF and who cortemplates resisning her
charge al the close ofthe Summer Term wishes 70
Principal or Assistant in Seminary where instruction IL
sven In the higher we'll branches Of education
rneipdivdua has been ve successful in teaching Peumsn
ship can wrie with equal facility mercantile ladys
fine hand; and would Be wiltg to engage as Copy oro
yded an .reauste conpen alton given line addressed
10 A L. l-ftja the Tribune Office, will meet with
pfcmpt attention
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T,LAMMERSBURGH.-This new vii

se accessible several day BY stages and steam
bosts "a situated wi HIN eight miles OF The CiIy haA, opgo
ste Hsrsu On College Point and Flushing Bay, the
beautiful town OF Flushing and adjoining the village
OF Siraitonport which sold readily last SPRING aud
Laid the scale the Of both places inter-
sscag each other-end win form its commanding situation
and At distant period be OF the principal sespors In
the vicinity OF New-lork The lots vary from 70
cify lots in price from 500 to $50. The SIS
down and the in monthly inEalments Of $40 which
snas every person however crcustaneed 20 become his
own landlord Being exceedingly healthy, and surrounded
Sy scenery which cannot be sarPssederbscing Of
Tp.hin, Newtowp Riler's Island, MoTrsania 10 ANY
persons wishing 20 purchase the above requested
AL Al the Office where maps and every information viii
shs.rfnllv be given JOHN a. FLAMMfR No Isl West
isthst between Tth and s;h-ava Ohce hours nom -
oicIoci P NJ and maps can be seen al JOHN o. fLAM'
NFRs No 81 Mott-s The only authorized asentsto make
49, .T .cknon Nchols and John Ogvy on the ground
ar Flnu.mer will Be on board the boat every morning
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NOR SALE at GREAT BARGAINS

u Farms and Village Lots at Lake Land, Ill clear
and beautiful dlscpton Of this He and productive lsnd
may Be had by applying a. the office No S8 Broadway
The Village Lots and Fsms sold In Shares few shares
only remain be sodto purchase them Buy ,shsie I'M
medatsy or You II be oolate Share only S2h pay
able IN insslens aud this secures Village Lots Apply
70 @ WOOD, No. 2s Broadway, where maps can % had
sratis
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

! FUKIES.-We have now on hand large assortfneht
Of and secondhand Pianos for sale and hire Pianos
from $50 10 $50 For hire from IS $40 per month No
S69 Broadway, New-York SAFFORD BROTHER.
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NAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

About $50 Loe varying size from an eighth OF an
sore acres offered for sale the most vora
bic terms Ten per cent down, and balance before
March 1854 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful
location and in full Of the East River and In the
immediate vicinity OF the grounds and residences Of several
Of the wealthy and respectable citizens Of Westchester
County This village connected with the Harlem Rail-
road by branch Railroad For maps and other information
apply to ID. B WINTON, No. 5 Tryon-row Harlem
Railroad Office. opposite the CITY Hall.
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Qutlerp, far6ware, &r.

" CAPS.-Eleys Cloth Gun Wsddng. the best and
cheapest article Eeys Percussion Caps Wire Car
tdges and Sporting Materials Powder Fasks &c large
and complete assortment Of the above for sale the
scturers sole agents, FRANCIS TONES SONS, No 6
haden-lane
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,-~n-n,on r.pM FOR SALE, or

n SUPERIOK FAhm TOI. D 1S 80 $50 ~.
"A EXCHANGE Tor h CITY uiIs san 1.o.d i miles
snoer nen s ears no We day from ths CITY on
H. prsr two.sory hoDse BAN ans ~ eboiss
~ 80 With stream II water through ne farm u VIII
nus ,s ~, Apply % J. PECARE. No. los hesfef$t
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-A

~ RARE OPPORTUNITY-Situa in the delightful
and oursbipg vllag OF JAMAICA. l.. L. 10 miles from
New with about 10 Of excellent land Including
beautiful hickory grove in the five minutes walk
from the Railroad oep6t $50 feet front the Brooklyn
Planl road and the Junction Of the Wiamsburgh Turn
pike. On the premises large and comnodious House
with wings all sery ont buildings about 400
young and thrifty peach apple cherry, plum and
ounce ees Of the choices qualities Als the Farming
Utensils nearly aud Stock on the farm The Furniture
passenger morning and evsnpg Van Wyckav directly
IN front Of aud about Ito rods from the house Apply 20
HOMER MORGAN No Pine-st.
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l)IINTRY kESIDENCE FOR SALE-

~ On the line Of the Central Railroad Of New-yerSey
about an hours de oD this city Two story attic House
with winR and half OF land egby and beautifully
used rods Crsne lille station The house s entire
Iy new flushed In modern style and contains nine rooms
Comuunicafinn with the city several tunes daily by rail-
road and acknowledgements s45 per snLum For
faftnef pa'euu' fiRenKfN BAKER, No "a Broadway.
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NOR SALE.-Three brick Houses, with

~
II Masic fronts three story and basement and subeelier,
with BILE msnes with piazza In with range pump
snk and boiler gas pipes Nos So 81 and 50 Hoyts
between Bergen and WyckOh Sta In the city OF bookyn
N. BS SEQ remain bond and mortgage for three
year, from FIRST May 1852 For particulars inquire Of MT
ANDERSON, corner Of Hoyt and Nyokohsts OF No. "a
HOytsf
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BUILDING LOTS at PRI-

vATE SALE.-Eight choice lots Of Ground, situated
on West 6tst between Mulet and Bass. in the besu
full Village OF DDnkik Lake Erie being the Western ter
nnous Of the NewYork and Enc Railroad. Terms liberal
For pr,ce and further particulars, apply TO ANTHONY
RLEECKER Anctioneer. No Broad.st.
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FARM FOR SALE.-For

W Il
Sale, an excellent Farm in New-Jersey, consisting Of
1874 90 OF which under cultivation. IL IL within
two hours of New-l ork, Of mule from the KeyPort
aud Freehold Plank Road and u mile from the houT1hins
village Mid6letown int There is commodious dwell
ling and the outbuldngs and Of the best de-
scrption la number OF choice fruit trees have been
planted during the last two years The soil clay ioan
and yields heavy crops ofNheat and Grass Every part OF
the property well watered and for stock farm eau be
eQnaed by ew IN the country. For further particulars in
quire Of LEONARD APPLEBEE, ESQ., % Wsll-st where
msp Of the property may be IL eligible prop
erty to the Capitalist well Farmer the rent will
yield good interest W on the purchase
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NARM at YONKERS for SALE

Ill Within q miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
Ia miles Of Bronxvie Depot, Harlem Railroad Contains
10 scres Of which ~ in woods Soil supenOr
buildings and plenty; good and fruit abundant
View very fine but sight of the Hudson River The
place under good crop and Improvement Some rocks
Situation very high price very low. Apply at No lsPlatt
utreet an stairs
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ESSEX SEMINARY L. LYON,

LESSEA SENINAh1 --II' d O1N,
liam, f. LYON, MD, and Ms NJ. c. LYON Prnci
oe Completeness of boarding arrangements kind and ef
hcen tuition and healthy location combine TO render this
Institution desirable resort for those seeking thorough and
accomplished education Pupils received al any time In
location is on the beautiful margin Of the Connecsut Rvet
near the sesboard and IL Of seee By the Newfo
and Hartford daily steamboats, For health and recreation
the teachers pupils furnished with elegant carriages
and saddehorses well trained for young ladies' use Clcu
lar, can be had Of WIN II. LYON CO. No. Dey-st- on
By addressing the Principals at Essex-Essex Conn., April
l. 1851