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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH Is, 1852.
Cleared.

Cleared.
h is wssS SrSPp.T L Srs%sa
fhfs yaac2mer, Lothror Boston, HaIl..t & Bacon.
Bark I.yra, Barton, Havana. N Taylor Co. :
B Bars Mgrm ion JaSsson saianaas Atkins Co.
bourn.
HA s1s r nq xS sst%i
Sa' Maine, rer.ias' Mosils, EagIsG Hard
Brig Sarah. Grimm, cardcnar. il p Buck 4 Co.
" nwt lfs c..
s. 1iS3%Hses TI maG;.r
sshT T rsxsse $ 5s5s pIsrson
iss SssaGS sShss hsns
Sehr atlantic, Niekersop salem. r " Ropes Co.
steamer A%tSrss Sor, fhiIsdepSa Thompson.
Sloop Blackstone, Smith Providence master.
Arrived,
Steamship Alabama, Ludlow, Savannah, So hours 20
and ypSaoTa sstsa Passed
~ AN lat 8, 81 passed steamship Palmetto from Baiti
days with mdss aad 100 passengers 90 Grnneii Minturn
skip Hsr.horne, Grecnock and Glasgow, Fob H. left
he channel "a y %d,s and to Zersga
Bark Mary II vosc, Moore Havana, . days with sugar
BARK Pathfinder tn:v sso toasl Reia Somerset days
i s sis to On ,ST r s.s Wilson M
ss ts'sf 1s Nssm S ms
inssE, sid i Win srE cissa SehSis Boston:
70 Stephenson March r. Cape Hsttcras bearing SSW
dtAnSe ~ mcs exchanged signals with bark Globe, Wet
ss $ as sst day.,
Has cxpe rienced heavy weather.
Brig Clara Windsor Bustons Port au Prince March 7,
with logwood, to Becker e. Graves.
Brig Edward Lind (of Portand). Bucknaue, Guyana p
Hattoras.
Brig wissahckon. Mathsr, Gusysms Il days. with mo.
lasses, 10 Culbsrt & Finay.
scbr Mary. Davis NcwSern NC days with naval stores
Ssbr VIM A Dubosque. Carlisle Newbern, NC, days,
with naval stores.
schr Jonas Smith, Nicof.v Wilmington, Nc days, with
naval storca &c.
Schr Aims, Herrick. Georgetown. Sc Days with ma
sal stores, &c.
sclr washin gtOn Egbert, Virginia. . days
Schr Hopkins. Hatfield Virginia. 2days.
schr Aida, Virgins Virginia, days, bound to New Hs
Schr C W Corner shelley, Virginia, 2 days
Schr Geo Smith. Hawkins baltimore. GO houre.
e esr asa ssy aa Sayii's am"Ts s:y
schr Com Stockton, Rislcy. Philadelphia, days
schr Lewis Clarke Kirk, Philadelphia, 2 days.
schr Emma " Leeds. Endieott Philsdelphis, Gays.
Schr Sylvia Higbee Higbee, Philadelphia, 2days.
Schr Jeremiah Harriet Steedmsn, Philadelphia, 2days
Schr Oregon, Van Glider, Philadelphia, days.
Schr Zephyr Doyles, Philadelphia, days.
Schr Corson Corson. philadelphia. 2days.
Schr Shenandoah, Candy, Philadelphia. days.
Schr Mary Augusts, Watts. Boston, tsys.
below,
Ship United States, from -.
Bark Johnson days from Cardenas. with sugsr to
Bs dyer, Peek Il Co.
Schr Anaconda from
Also, four briggs, unkuovn.
Sailed,
New Orleans, Mceunticook, Fairbanks, do.
Wind during tho day, WNW.
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You rightly understood Ne Ia expressing
q preference for Mr.. Fillmore ~ the wing osnddsto
for the Presidency. This did before ieft home
and have frequently hers in private intercourse,
since my arrival at Washington. care not how
generally tho fact may be known, but should not
doom it right to publish any foral avowal Of that
preference under my own signature in tho nsws-
papers. Such course would subject mo to tho
imputation Of supposng that my opinions possessed
more weight with the public thsu spprehend they
do. The foundation Of my preference Is. that Mr.
Fillmore has administered the Executive Govern
ment with signal success and ability. Hs has been
'tried, and found true. faithful, honest and con-
scientious. i wish to say nothing in derogation
from his eminent competitors. Thoy have both rem.
dered great services to their Countryside ono in
tho fold, the other in tho cabinet. They might
possibly administer the government as well as Mr..
Fillmore has done. But then neither of them has
been tried. He has been tried in tho elevated
position no now holds, and think that prudence
and wisdom had better restrain from making any
change, without . necessity for itthc existence Of
which do not perceive.
lam, truly, your friend,
And obedient servant, H. CLAY.
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TelegraplnsO Marine Reports.


hrrved-Bork Cochituae. Msnis Jan OF Cape Lsguai-
us spoke ship Commonwealth, from Calcutta for London
and sAr her again tho l1th, in lat 50 10 s. Ion Is IL
Briss Bensucla MatLnsas Sarah, NYorki steamer On
tBrio, do.
Cieared-Ship John w White. NOrleans; barks Forest
Prince 81 Petersburg; Jas Cook, st Jago Shaee Havs-
ma Pickles Cardense Edisto Charcston Sylph Alex
andra brigs Russia San Juan Nc Emelne Sasua POGO
noket Havana Sea Bell Matansas Susan Ludwig, Jack
sonyilei sehrs Altoona, 81 john A homer NYork.
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GgYEK VESSEL AT NEW ORLEASS.--fhc New
Orleans Commercial Bulletin of the 9th instant ssys Tho
first Greek vosselthe Pc ndia Captain Nomanotbat ever
visited this port cleared yesterday for Trieste with car
90 Of cotton This vessel belongs 20 Ncss-s Rail- Co,
the trfi Hrefi commcv.'l bs' M rs i.tn abb ''i
AZ
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Tclegraphic Reports,

NEW URLEANs, March IT, ISog.
have been 5000 bales Sugar-Ths transactions during
the week have been 900 hhds ut advance of for
good qualities; fair sells at 4hc The Of Rio coffee
for the week have been 5000 bags at &C. aoxc Mess
pork ia at ST.
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MEDICAL.

RE WISE IN TIME.-DR. HUNTER. PROPRIETOR OF
D!on stses New YORK s pse
ssY g. s asv ossr .n Bsr
ten +, Cns before applying else b robbed q
cured me in fouS weeks u1s q
a'e'is sIs.: ont ~ =:
y'ssa Yen and 1d had bee, 81 DOZEN
d.ssaia than ss:Ia ..sa siS ses
s ssy sss a.. ss
pd Bud PS eS :p
he pronounced me we'll in three weeks. In loss than
so well hy y: and
many beaded until called u Your dLrensary foue
Edvin Coma This the only place wh.r. Dr. Hunters re-
Ssns against % .sssa%. S1 si..ea
thi. out BY bitter experience you sin:t any othsr
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR,
I'M K. tsvnasy. sssspt0d No. S crssnv street. From
Il s . s1
stage Of cer;s dseaes their consequences As well
ssa
in the earlier stages Will be surprised At tic rap
DR. RALPH's PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE ON
S .r,y % Ss .ad e =:
S,' ssslis
.s%eo :1s ss s
p:ss ON sas s subject Of
impsrtsd The nature and o.
wsrf ss and
sd TO al s which & dss
ss's' n. assIsn r r sss = osn
S So4 u POSI- s,sSss e sav''s by sAsra'
DR. WARREN. NO. MOTT STREET. CONTINUES 10
devoted "a year: sss ss:s:
have escaped rom e: hssd. Of nsSo.
s ssr, may r'y on safe and speedy cure VA
street. may b. consulted eonaa.nsi.y Q. tho tress
5 g
Ssns q,
nsh.a She he can cure :rsuIs !, from ON
University. w." -''>
DR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. HAS. FOR TnR
4 sgss$ ss %ss' ss g,.'; i:
can cure the most aggravated eases Of this diseases mia
ss:: "a s;
% n.ns e the ssss':
20 'G l 10 m assJd p.r n vs
asss been
esndor N: B-strengers, dcAt DO deceived BY wins
cards in tho New Y.rk Sunday Tine: and Atlas '''
DR, COOPER, NO. ROOSEVELT STREET, NEAR
ss csnsSs and on M diseases SSsr :" h from
T. NJ The doctors skil In tho treatment Of discnsoss
rreemncnt particularly Ia the cure Of secondary
eututional debility,
DR. L. MoRTAxokE DOES NOT PRETEND THAT
~ he ia the skifui physician in tho city;
that for those modest who m tho With
praise he would however insure those who under HE
sss: sss' eiss's s:
sSisSs L. William sss W''
&KOO REwARD-CRessMAN sPBcIpIo NIX
WOVV ture-Cf all remedies yet discovered, this Nv the
most certain IL makcs speedy cure, with
out the least restriction in Dict drink chsngs
in application 70 business ourod In two days se
al tbs drug store No. N3 Brosdway Of Chambers
street aler ~ No. 10 Asor Hosse No ITO RrasdvsY,
sot RIO w Fulton street, cotog q wuiam.
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nR. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI,
~ vste Treatise &o-0fnce hours, to IL A. M; to
X M lsnnday. excepted No. IS Greenwich street From
In this speciality he he's for stating that
stage OF ceren diseases their consequences
the Effects resulting from early habits
he can insure such certain SAFE and radical 30
obtained from other in America Those who
In the esror stages will be surprised at tic and fap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

STEAMBOAT WANTED.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL.
~ be received by the Governors of the Almshouse at
heir office In The Park until o'clock r. NJ. of the I'D
commence the let Of May next She will be required
make one trip cach day Sunday excepted ros the
Grand street ut O'Clock in ana II o'clock In win
ter to Bellevue foot % Twenty street. Bschwes ana
Randas Islands, and stopping ut the
turn Proposals. TO the of the 5ont offered and
her Tonnage dimensions and draft Of Any
ton that may be required will be given apple alton
this office a. ). ylLLIAMS.}
T. TOWNSEND, Committee.
~ $. YALSTED,
Once of Governors Of the Almshous Sc
New York, March, 1857.
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Married,

On Monday March Vs. at jersey city, by the Rev. Dr.
Barry Mr.. Hrrnr KING Of New York, to Miss Frances
daughter of Justice Bedford, Of the former place.
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Passengers Arrived.
PoRr Az PRINcr-Brg Clara Windsor-M Dominique, L
j Fred eque.
~ For additional Ship Ne,vS see Third Paes
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sHIPPING.

CHIP mo, FOR SAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ By said ship will please be board steamboat Teie
graph at pier No. North rivor, wednesday
18th instant ut precisely 10 O'clock, when the ship will
towed out to sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. C0RBKTT. 10 DUANE
~ street. be consulted INCIDENTALLY tho treat
,1ent q delicate diseases Twen.yens year.
cases removed in thsee days Tho victims ef quaokery
those from early improper habits can apply With
ent6o principles Strictrre-Dr c. has discovered nev
othod which no structure IN from 10 tvs
weeks. N. B.Dr Corbett 10 member Of the New York
University.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

CAUTION TO CALIFORNIA PASSETCERS.-THE
~ Subscribers give notice that ticket will SECURE
San Francisco unless said ticket is signed by them This
caution given consequence of learning that
calling themselves Of
Offering their tickets and promising hy
The steamer United States leaves here for Chagre
p passengers by havins genuine tickets to BY VIM
S.stt, palSAa Francisco, 10Th AprH
roxmo, will be waited for at Panama 90 by steamer
Winfield Scott For through tickets plan Of cabins
nd other particulars, apply to
DAVIS BROOKS co. Baav er strcNt
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DR L. MORTAMOkR DOES NOT PRETEND THAT
~ he 10 the most skfui physician in tho city,
that for those modc men who h tho papers With their
prae; he would however those oos hA
that they may rely cheap pleasant sA, and
speedy In from A, M TO T. exceptsd)
advice gratis Cure warranted word to tao wise Is suf
heient l.. Mortsmore M. d., 100 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

FARE REDUCED.-CALIFORNIA- TO
San Francisco direct and found hundred
dollars in the beautiful clipper Julia Ann. Captain Rams
dell. few berths yet remaining early application
is made this day being nearly ready II Ii fully
peced she will make tho passage in ninety days Having all
will fnd it their advantage to apply at
board, pier IS East river;
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OR RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE ON
Tie snnaaa of tnn al nraans fhnir pasn..

DR. WARREN. NO. MOTT STREET. CONTINUES 10
- be consulted confdentiay the Of pryaAa
dssses Dr. W. has devoted years the prss
tice Of his nrofessicn; and the Victims Of sabuse
those who medical preteA
ders may roly safe and speedy N B-Hofss un
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

nR. COOPER, NO. ROOSEVELT STREET, NEAR
- Chatham street, and next door to DR. Murphys
Ftorc, may be consulted all Diseases from A. H.
T. NJ The doctors akiil Ia tho treatment Of diseases
rreemncnt particularly Ia the Of secondary srA
etitntional debility.
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LIMITED STATES AND PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
Companes-Only through line for California Ore
for salc Nv

gonExtra Through Tickets now for sale BY The superior
S0ubls-engins steamship ILLINOIS Har.stene u s
Navy Bay direct Monday April 26th at two o'clock r.
H. precisely from her pier At the foot ofWarren street.
Patterson u NJ commander. which steamer Is ordered
to remain al Panama to be In readiness Immediately
rival Of the that point and sail direct
San without delay The accommodating Of
those steamships and they have proved
be the fastest Illinois having made the
passage New York the Isthnus In days
fourteen hours and the Golden Gate from Panama
Francisco eleven days and eighteen hours The Panama
Railroad IL DONE and the running within fey
miles Of Gorgona at the head Of Ryor Navigation and wi
without doubt DO completed to that point b the 18th q
from ship ship in from "a to 81 hours going
forward by these vessels it is confidently expected will
reach San Francisco within q days from the date Of leaving
New York Early application will be to
III West street, corner Of Warren street.
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&EOO REwARD.-CRossMAN's SPECIFIC NIX
WCVV t"rs-of all remedies yet discovered. this ~ .hs
out the least restriction in dict drink change
in application TO business Many ourod In days SsA
tbs drug store, No Z3 Broadeay corner Chambers
street ALEC, ~ No. 10 Asor Hosse No ftA proedvsy
so' RIO. tW tpltea street, cor1g ct wpam.
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Cars. A. = H. sfs--Dcar Sir-The District Attorney
bsvio3 consntc3 commission to be issued for the
animation O. Mr. Gonzslcz our trial goes OF till the Deem
Der term Tc.e the desy is matter of but slight in
convcnenre but know that to you II must be great
hardship tho being profession and family
here your hands with other support than
exerjons therefore desire TO suggest to you that you
should 20 10 the District Attorney and representing your
position apply for his consent that should be FREQ to
go with satisfactory bail for your return to stand rial
IT. after min be should then desire call yours else
that he shoud consent to discharge you altogether pro-
Fidcd you satisfy him that you really had nothing TO do
with "beg nnog setting foot providing or pre-
Daring tie means for the Cleopatra expedition what
msy have been its character whether legal or illegal
The fact Isl you know that you had not and you at
icss certainly must be acquitted aud on my testimony
alone You merely Of the means" PROVIDED or
prepared by captain being necessary to command
her engineer 70 work her machinery the District
Attorney j. willing TO release you being satisfied TO
fhs enec win furnish you ample evidence TO exoncrafe
yos from ~. liability ossr this because reg ard II as
Simple justice due you and scarcely doubt that the
prct Attorney viii consent under such circumstances
g pr, an en1 70 the hardship Of your present position
be shonla wish any testimony from you against me you
- 1lsa - psslnned DE- benz tsp without detention Of
more ''@' -" 80 ], L, osULLIyAN.
w;.,.zs continued Ny suppression Is q can't speak
.h.sct dste) but think Tuesday or "Wednesday
- ~ infe~yew with Mr 0Sulivon. at SaDchczs on
.yeu mn that wa first In the Office OF the DIS
800 kttorney IL was on the TUESDAY OF Weanstnay on
,-yious 20 the arrest Of the Cleopatra; was IN
tno ofce about the time, Jaw Mr. Eyarts
- 49,. ne -. Attorneys Office rst saw you tine DIS
-. h.,c,ne 81 on the Saturday sicr lhe arrest .he
o,rs 49,, the affidavit Of wilson saw ,he aarsnai
b'nos.lr ~ his Office; communicateu " ny .e" '
M wort tho facts Of the expt di.ion ~
W. 80 .s-nnation Of the witness IVES MOI conrnoes
49, ~ = the Court Adorned " To - '-'''
n e. LtfEsl Nl'kNI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-22
Extensive Sale,

WILL be sold, by consent of parties, at the
W residence Of ID. j. Gilchrist, on Monday the
27tIrof December, the following Tracts Of Land,
viz -
The Rocky Pond or Steam Mill Tract, whereon
valuable Steam Saw and Grist Mill have been
recently erected and is in successful operation.
containing Seven Hundred and nincty-fve and half
(7s55) acres. This Tract is ,tuated near the Sa-
Yannah River.
Also
Th- Ferry Tract, several small Tracts, and three
or four small slan!s in the Savannah River. coll
tanning together Sixteen Hundred and twenty-five
QG25y acres.
Also
One Tract Of Land situated in Lincoln County,
Georgia, lying oil the Savannah River, containing
Seventy three t13) acres more or less, and onr-faf
of Wins Island, containing one hundred and furry
QI0) acr"s. more or less.
pla,s Of the above Lands will be exhibited OH the
day Of sale.
TERMs-Twclvc months crcdit-purclascrs will
he required to give Bond with approved suretes
and Il Mortgage Of the premises.
ID. j. GlLCllRlST,
LEVI MCDANIEL.
Dec ii 2t IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-22
MALE ACADEMY RE.oPEMED
Am Excellent Teacher Engaged
BEAUTIFUL ED1F1cE sooNTo BE COMPLETED

rENTIE TRUSTEES nf the Male Academy mt this
i place take great pleasure in announcing 10 the
public that this Institution will be opened ngaih OH
the eNp MoNpY IN JANUARY NEXT, under tile Most
i;,vor;l: auspices.
The Teacher th.y have employed is Mr.. j. G:
LErryER of Fairfield, GRADUATE OF LILLE
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
This gentleman enters our community with the
most arnplc recommendations from the Faculty un-
der whom he has finished his studies. OF his ability
to prepare young men 70: successful application 10
the highest SrlIinnrics of country, there is not
Il doubt 1t nay be added that his strictly moral
character is not less certainly established than the
accuracy Of Ills Scholarship.
The Trustees, in putting forth this notice, only
desire with few words 10 assure those, who may
paronrp the Institution under their charge, that it
is their determination to do all they towards en-
forcing regular discipline and Keeping up proper
degree of pride and emulation among the pupils.
The new Building now in progress will be one
Of the most conlmoious as we'll one OF the most
ornate edices of the kind in the State.
Excellent boarding can be obtained in private
families At SIS to Sl0 per month.
The Terms will be determined upon after con-
sutation with the Principal They will not oxceed
those Of other similar Academies.
n. l.. GRIFFIN.
JOHN LIPSCOMB,
JOHN BAUSKETT,
r. r. MINIS.
ARTHUR SIAlKlNS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-22
Abbey Green Female Institute,
By Miss Sophia Chaplin.

rFIIIS Institution is located seven miles North o
i E.geiicld CAIi., and within sight of Elton
20 1t is situated in remarkably healthy portion
of the District. and convenient tn an excellent
Spring The building is entirely new, large AMI
connindious. -.
The lns,ructrtss. Miss CnArrS, has thr reputation
Of being AN experienced and talented Teacher.
The Elementary. and all the higher branches Of
English, together with Latin and French are taught.
Terms per Scssinn. Of five months for all branches
except Music. ,.................... $50 uD
Music, including use of Piano. 90
Good Bu'r,l can be obtained in the ncighborl"''
al 81. pr Month For further information, il de-
sired, apply to either Of the undersigned.
IS. W. NICHOLSON,
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Oct 9S inls Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-22
State OF South CarSiina,
EDGEFlET.D DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

Britton Minis and others,
20. Bill for Partition.
; .mss s R.: Garrett ,r1 n;1S,i will and Account
DY virtue of an Order from the Court OF
ID Equity in this case, will sell at Edsciield
C. H. on the first Monday in January next, the
following tracts or parcels of land, viz:
/. A tract or parcel Of sixty four acrcs, situate
in the District aforesaid on Stephens creek, and
bounded by lands of Thomas McKie, w. G.
McKic and Samuel Getzen.
.. A tract or parcel of siS acrcs situate as
abovr, lying on Waters of Horns creek, and
adjoining lands Of Thos r. McKic.
3, A tract or parcel of sixty four acres, sold by
Mrs. Eliz. Garrett, rs to her life estate to Wm.
Garrett and hy him to Samuel Getzcn.
PatS of the above tracts or parcels of land
will be prepared and exhibited on the day of
sale, more accurately defining their situation and
boundaries.
These lands will be sold on credit of twelve
months from the day of sale, except as to the
costs of this suit which will be required in cash
Purchasers to give bonds with adequate snrclles.
A. SlNlKINS, C. E. E. d.
Nov Is, 1852. 1t 81
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Mt, Lebanon University,
BIENVILLE. PARISH, Ii.

,ENIIE Undersigned, a Committee of the Board
of Trustees Of the MOUNT LEBANON
UNIV ERSITY, are Gcsrous to cngnge the e. ryices
Of Professor of Ancient Languages and Alatle-
natics for the Academic year "f Elrrc" monfhs,
beginning on The first Monday in March next.
TO Il gentleman thoroughly qualified in the De-
parturnt above referred tn, salary Of twelve hun
Jr,d dullsrs per annum will be guaranteed.
This is a new Institution located in one nf the
most agreeable aud healthy ncighborloods in North
Louisiana, removed from every induc"mcnt 10 di.-
patton and vice. II is under the aucp;ccs and con-
troll of the North Louisiana Baptist Conventions and
tna gentleman Of large requirements anl diSGn-
glishrd reputation offers prosrcctvcly high induce
mcNts
The expenses of n fmily would be small. The
situation is healthy, central and easy OF access and
the rrus,c,s look with confidence to prompt and
liberal patronage of this, the first Institution OF tht
kind attempted tn be raised up in Il region full of
resources in rapid state of development. 1t is not
intended To couine its benefits to any nn" bcnnlni-
lun but Pupils of all prrsSons will be gladly re-
cevcd and guarded against all attempts at prosrly-
tsIn.
1t is desirable that gentlemen applying for this
situation should furnish unqucstonalc Testimonials
of their competency to conduct pupils through
complete course of the Greek and Latin Languages
and the pure and mixed Mathematics AS carly as
practicable these Departments will be separated fur
the first year. however, they are unavoidably united
unlcr one hra
Applications, accompanied with tcst:monials. may
b, dressed ipost wid) to COL George W. Rogers.
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees, until the first
day of january next, when selection will BE- made
from the applicants and prompt notice given to the
person chosen
+. EGtN, President
j. GIBBS.
7. \. KEY.
GEO. W. ROGERS,
NJ. ARDlS,
j. r. PlTMAN.
Mt Lrbanon Birnvil'e Parish, La.
NoyI2 st 40
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Flint Hill Academy,

IINIlE Trustees take pleasure in announcing to
l. tho public, that they have engaged for the ell
suing year, the services of Mr.. W. BLAKE, gradu-
ate Of Ogle,horp- College, Georgia.
The School will open on the 2nd Monday in JAN
u,ry next, and the, Scholastic year will consist of
Ten Months, 1t the following rates, viz:
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Elementary Arih-
ncUc .Si~ Wv
Geography, Grammar, Arithmetic, Decla-
nation and Composition ............ lG w
Algebra snd the higher branches Of Aia'h
attn. Greek. 80 90
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