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THE SLAVE CASE n NEW YORk-THE SLAVES
DISCHARGED

New Yonx Nov. l3.-Judgc parc, Of the Superior
Court drllveei his d in ihc n the eight slaves
brought TO this city, from Richmond Va IN the steamer
Civ Of Richnund TeX!s. The dtcisi"S grants
Them their freedom and they cons queniy discharged
from custody
On the announcement that the slaves should nc dsciarg
ed there was rlh npraus-, which suppressed on me
part The audience inside and rrccoeG ty th"se III DAi
around the Hall
Mr. and Mrs Lemon, the claimants Of the slaves were
present ynpl,h; expressed Tor them by Tic Judge
and counsel.
Nr. Culver thought the sympathy should be also !1 The
other side.
II was stated by Nj Culver that the claimant WINS wafaed
the captain Of the steamboat NOT To hiing them rrr LU
TO land Them James River, and hr declined.
nr Lcpaug claimants a-kc the cuunsrl on Ire "n'r
aide retain hr custody o the sscs hong enough 10 1n"
Bile him 10 get writ Of 10 the Snpr,mc Court.
Mr. Cul.ur said they Ind power 10 d. that, aHi lie
would be- perfectly happy Ia meet the cas" thcfr.
Mr. Jaw said he hinS, should decline, Il Iu ~
power, To crafty the counsel.
Mr. Culver suggested that ihc Couli awaid COSTS tn a
Judge declined ayiag case - great hpi6
ship TO side, and !" great good fortune IL 'f "inf
Mr. Jay sad committee ha- h"rn appointed ":'''"r ~
parties ,r the prernt-h,t The law II 5iO provides :
counsel and wO,d surges, certificate be gwen #
me tee il granted, would be added 10 the nrGs
The Cautl 8 i'd II would corsiicr tltr subject
Til" eight q wUncu lads, II hhi IL i"H h1!%
and > Infants th,n cI; the room.
They conducted hy Llu- Napoleon and FtdE.f -.
carriages AZ & .,reu of ami c:lcr"g Il Tie colfd
people assembled.
Mr. ana Mrs Lcmn appeared u be mGch Gepsscd, "'' i
sad the slaves in question ncaf! ali the property
they owned in the world.
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Fnr gratifying fac, is lpS that Pierce nominated BY
Fif.r'. and The South receives from the North votes
nvrr ;aen srl,tc cl3ct niu p:c.itcut. II mnt
proudly triumph which, Ike The yoriums yorn:
chief That has led the contest, "knows NoI ScGth,
no East West" bnt is comprehensive ns the Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER I6 1852.

Pennsylvania. will no. AZ his lime intp review u"
that and lircs in other States. Let the late
elections answer fr ihem will! however, venture one pre-
dictl". and asa Tie Times 10 r.mcmber IT, tn" II IS ii:a
The H"N! ,hinge in h- aIii Wit! !c still further reduction
ai4 the cnIiiry will demand il bai0c President Pierces
term expires A. 70 division in !c party upon ic Snect
Of in,etn& improvements, will oaiy say that he Demo
crEs ii ttic Glngc! vi division upon That question
upon hc 4!!! TIE country has great confidence IN The
Democratic para; and il will dsapront tie people, but
situ'!,n. and FREE TRADE
NV Ism, 1852.
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Majority for Pierce,
IN 1850, ,r Ia ,u1rnnNS1A

A BRILLIANT RESULT IN WISCONSIN.
RAcSE, WIS } Nov. Al have the pleasure OF advising
you that young Commonwealth has most noby sus-
taneh her reputation as democratic State, and even eH
crrded aI,icipa Our democratic majority Will be-
least 700 la this Stale The electoral ticket Chhrr>
DrE present abolition member from this district ha-
been icisd by Daniel Wells, r The member elect IS $
sterling ud.fashioneJ demccrut, ond shrewd business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16

NEW BOSTON HEARD FROM The io!owIr. ere
returns from New Boston, the place where Gen Pierce
said made his AnlFugiive Slave law speech
Pierce 2l5; ScotL 32 Hale II.
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RUGBY AcADEMI,> go, r,r>

BOARDING SCHOOL. For YOUNG GENTLEMEN
wASHlNGTON CITY, ID; C.
THNIS institution will sixth annual session the la
September Its system o instruction ana aisciline
regulated according the most approved mrhu Inc Course
The best Teachers are employ IN every
department, and every paid the comfort oil the scholars
~ c. T. MORRISON Principal.
REPERENCES-wnl ". Corcoran Esq. Thos Richie, Eco
Can't T j. Paso, Lieut., NJ. T. Marcy, Vim. Selden, Esq
Aug. l6-ctf
CLASSICAL AND ATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
BY THOMAS L. BARSSDALE,
NEAR BROOKLYN, HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
T5NIIE This School will commence Oh mo h daS {"
February 1853 In addition the usual English branches
Mathematics Latin, Greek French and Spanish VIII be thoroughly
taught. ,;L
Terms tuition scholastic year months: for Eng
500 LAIN and Greek and advanced Maieacs so"
French and Spanish, additional charge OF So .
be obtanod The most respectable aes or 81 or
month";
Barksdac aud while we od the re.
st,onbty Of recommendation Important one oien aha'rt
frequently used obge friend get rid o an urgent
that capuhy punctuay and good dsc.
line qualifications good teacher MT bhrSsuae
preenncny qualified He has been eachn! 10 is
hood years and has given perfect satisfaction 10 a VINO
the first ordc sustained by the !gh sauS lose u"
pupils entered College have maintained The
good orer which prevails the school oom ana inc
OF his scholars show m 10 be one OF the nss
rdnS. ROBERT u LGNNiH"n,
Oct. o9-ewsw BEVERLY BaRKSnALE
MISS TAZEW ELLIS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
ace Street between 7th nj Sih. Richmond
HE this School will commence on The Isl DAY
OF Octooe The able assistants IN every department nave
be sect Cred.
TERMs-payable scmi-annualy in advance.
For board and washing sZIu
Higher English branches, 5o o
Ancient and Modern Lang uuges, each 20
Musc-Protessors' Fees Oet.4-cIEl
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DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.

On Saturday Night the Democratic meeting resolved 10
postpone the DocarIc jubilee un; the l December
winch day th Electors will cast hr Of hc State They
also psssr. resolution n.n. FranEc Pierce and Wm.
IL King visit Richmond tral occasion: any other
time which might suit their convenience.
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THE VOTE OF NORTH CAROLYN

The Raleigh Standard hGs heard officially from al! !he
Caunrc Gates and ydc. Gaea Is said 10 &c licd anl
Gan P.tc" il reported has four majority in Hyde Lea
wing uu Gales, and counting four majority In Hyde Loo
Pirrcr, The vote i0Ors up az follows
Pierce, 39l53
Scott 50 $50
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK Nov. y The steamer liin,is h"s am
rom A-pnwall Nov, 4, bringing 5b9 piss.hs"'S ",'
80 600 COO IN gold Snn FTorrI-co dn.H q Ito
2Ot ult mails hrag@r hS tie C"ife< - Poan'a
Among her uo-srnre. Lieut. Gias of the Navy h"eer t
dcspa;ches from Nj Clay, L S. charge al Lima reartT" =
n. Lonoa | lard difficulty.
TIE Illinois mace Ills nip IL ss Than twenty three daFr
Cum u.y arrived hi Caao the 50h uI,. md r..
that severe earthquake occurred al valparaiso "' "
2nd Ui October.
The Panama Srur Of the 4h contains proclamation from
Com McAuey dated L0bps Islands October ~ In whcn -
informs Of he United StHrs ih"t lie as oes
srucied 10 abstain from protecting thtn III '"'''o' '''
the luws of Peru rc,...,
A rediscovery had been made n nc province oi 'hG'
Of gold mines that w"k"d 10 n" n's 81 ne o'il1s
and said 10 be IA pr"tuc I've o. any ~ eon
The steamer Oregon which urrise1 al Pnn"ia - ne ~
;r,an brnu, down 300 passengers AMI 81 100000 ii sI-
Tho n.v. f,c,n Cs!urna o=sf Ir''e inls'ts ~"
n.,,os we're favorable i"r :ri.ng f business La:gc
arrivals from Inc Aliehic o'a''e VA" u"3e''" f'' "
chaudIze tt. 49,,
% n They were captured the Chagrts riSer, In tha
cinity OF Aspinwall and Gorgona, oy !oiec seat o"
ptessly against them.
A Chamber OF Commerce has been formed ~ Parhrla.
The British steamer Santiago hat arrived - Panama VI!
Valparaiso dates Oct 18Th Business was unusnaly '
Sales Of Flour So Frei2hts were dul! al elo I" ah
Francisco or the United States.
Two vessels full OF passengers had sailed for Aus'a'a
Another Of earthquake Nos experienced on Ee "
ut.
The damage by the earthquake at Valparaiso wa
supposed 10 be very great.
(aharne Hayes was about giving concerts at Paraha
Australian advices l4h Of August state 'ate w.
no abatement in The Weld gold Many ships were tNis
for Lontun with large quanii'ies oi ne pr tns ' co
ounces Flour bfougEt ks per IoE "hea' os' = -
| bnshel
The late puts The ooUn crop Of Alabama 2 %
hale. of 400 pounds Geugia stands rtSt, with c'aH -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16

EARLY Yesterday mcrnns there remains Of of
few hours byfpc The atmosphere wntry, but clear
and bright.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16

The Tallahassee F!oI!tau gays tbs; Dir. Maxwell Is csr-
nJ elected Congress from Florida by so or 10 majority
over Dir. Cabell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16

SELEIT FEMALE school NEAH HALIFAX
COURT HOUSE. VA
gchn tho u w OF
January s13 batche. Of thorough Ehgsh etuca'
ar tc,r her wi the Latin Greek French AMI Spanish LANGUAGE
taught Tae suhsc:hsr la" been eng age
Ia years anu VIII he aided ny competent az
TERMS
Pr to,, md m,ioo ia Euslsh or the scholastic year OF ter
r,r,n %" ~ " 8ltC
La G-ees French and Spanish each ~
MUSIC on,.- Piano Forte
paid The l7h Of January The balance on ine
o. oc: SrEx g5Ms address Is Halifax II, va " CkuMr
RsPsRL sEs-Dr Harrison rrof McGuncN Proi Cnurtehas
hei- Un,yrisity Virginia; I W. Coleman Dr. b !.
Lewis Coleman. Samuel
iIeata Msna,u:e Johnson Rcbmoodi Hunter Masha. thar
Rev Inhr Grammar John K Etmnn!s. Hon r. D toufno!
Hon r H. Asero F. Coleman, wn H. Clark !n" b. Caring
Tn, Halifax, Va oC" ~'~'"'i''"'''
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TIE TRIAL or CApr GEORGE McLANE

TEE TRlAL Of CAT T. HEUfbE McLANI..
Tie cout! martial AT New Yort engaged l. t1' 'ral Il
Capt Geo MrLane rc.us.crb'td on rsday morni's,
hcn TIE defence tein. ready proceed ASKED Tor ~"
adjournment.
The judge Ai"uratr stated that i!e w"ui have 20
before h. closed ~. ri'scCu '
H. Ind rrc,d ot the ssC!f. whi, lie BIN :'t
we're tn, ACCUSED h:msri;. Rrt hpp@tcd 't1
new Issue was ra-cd IL wanted 10 rGsc IhH i"r. "H-
M nrovoca,lop and that hltct Col Eoh"r's "fch
was the conIInc Of the difficulty was "fii'sr rn
the ,erv hes; intentions
CAPTAIN AcIln" through his c5sns objected 10 tie u
reduction q! ary further and The court, acr
ibrraliny hall hour ,!ne the nSi"cu1n, WIN ~!
uirr standing iu III" prosecution saout he 81 i;c'l :"
any new rnst,cr brought forward b. the deg
I.c corr then adjourned un Friday. II ) uncer'"nG
Capt McI.anc i'll not hrng nr"ard any vi Hoses
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The Washington Cor;csnond'm III o. the ~ T. Jor nal q
Com meycl' wri,ts al Mexican matters:
GER II AN VIEW

Translated he sew orse :: as Zri:nnE N"r ~ ,
TIE Great Datli4 Scuita army drrgils, ht''
icss. inaGTy, cannon b3@gar nni ali, lie low, hi'h ~"
last representative The whlg patty ready 10 take - ~
pnfurc 10 Suli liver. General Pierce high upon hi
sr and led the Attack bavcly This line sr hsPt M
car although ihc .: The day n"t less than III
chu Tie tgt franklin Picfr: had
w,,ut GoG5i, General Scott ard in expressing our
fansc him. hope that hc may long i've To hear the
rich lti Ill Lugu. aud thu German accent Grn
Pierce has promise" 81 ap ani rrt-; se:i. ui "" BE-
.evs IN; c viii cOnuc administration 81 This conntry
.ruly 'eafi:saiy honestly, and rltf"t!Ca,Iy.
Bcsstc. Gu upsuiici irac character. the history II
Fmrhn pirrcc evirccs Iii hoig sut"smanIs" q9'i''s-
and hes p.I;io,, {" tie r'ncips Ii Gown by Jenss"n-
severe ecUEuny In r official matters spaag h Tie public
money, rareai in entering into contracts, strongly oisec
10 all nj nup,us such lie UasA Sta!es Bank, and De
termination . pre- serve UHiu III its integrity. SGci u
is franklin Pierce. In Crnredstincton 10 tbs We
have only The military of Gen. Scott wEra boil!
The whg and democratic parties have delighted 10 exn but
the American people blinded by his military
tepu ation The lesson a oeen Taught that although ;
pa great in hut capacity II Goes not !o!G" INA, his
civil qusic itions sufficient cnnhle him 10 hi the Pfe.
sidenEl cl,Gl: With credit and honor 10 The country.
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r v,c,, A TEACHER WANTED.
e'Af!oy gentleman take charge ola Classical
u Ha'nena'f1i ttfoo residence the cpsuinE year
~ Address ELIJAH H. n. BllCK,
WV 0-~ Smoky Ordinary, Brunswick
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1NNCOUKAGE VIRGINIA MANUFA CTUREs.-
II 5000 pair BroGans Richmond made for 1872 Cary street
(above The Coumban All persons wishing buy fret
for 81 l2k will dc we'll call aud get their
piled n DEFEREuA.
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MOVEMENT ON THE RIO

CiRANDE-bAIiLE AND ROUTE or If HhRaL
!,EALOS. &c.
New ORLEANS, Nov. IL -'The sir~G'hip '.rH rom
Galveston, a:5Iv-t here bringing %tirs 'om
BCnwHsi!t 10 III: of Instant; arG h.coHEie :; itnEtdn
revolutionary movements al Mltan,oIa. Terminating the
route of tie Government forces by The Insurgents.
On Tie 2! ns portion u .hc National Guard, stationed
Matamoras reYucd and crossed 10 the American side OF
Tho Rio Grantc where they raised tbs revoiu anary stand
ard and had we'll armed and organized force o. QUO
men, preparations made the river and
attack 5iaamDrus.
The Revolutionary troops succeeded in crassing 10 the
Mexican side the 4.h inst; and Gmedluey iock up tef
line o march towards hlafamuras.
Gen AvaGs, ih l5G0 Government troops had been sent
ou by Cardenua he q OF lanaupas 10 meet them,
and battle ensured The insurgents fought with great
bravery, ana notwithstanding the government troops out
numbered tnen snust three they soon put GENERAL
AvaDs 10 flight and routed his troops, with c0nsde ae los
he lvaius and his forces fled 70 aintanloras
where preparations making 20 meet and Tepel Tie 10
surerns
The revolt caused by tie appointment OF Cardenas a.
Governor whose usurpaun have made him very Objection
able 10 the people.
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Board, 6oI
English branches, ~
Na,ic on Piano 90
r,hrni,.ry Way Wo Sc 10
Persons pa,rcnsc this school requested make
applications crsr that necessary preparation be
P;en gusrsns respectfully eerret 20 the follow
ins res:imonals:
rel scarcel, adj. ssak MIS- Nicholson without appearing
anglag CalSscraion datey It ID pleasant
cur 10 s period Of her school, Tor
lion gratifying my feelings. She distinguished for hers
clear sh :!cliy discharge oi every duty
m and unassGnS pretty as wei a Tor IT.
scholarship aud the nnrsSr and variety y! her hc
-i she stood hr>i ~ ss fisHrh o.
lprm,u nv hrp esd ho Was equally sHt'etr
her aichs pu and 'hi esteem those young persons sh
isSc the advantage OF her wise aud faithful
- "" y ~ ''0''' ANNA NJ MEAD.
The high opiaioa o. Mrs Ncholsons mental AT
i- and qualities. l. we k"wn III opinion iounueaoh
s ipu"naee Of wsvs yeatsnIne o wch were passsd III .
schoJ drec y Jones and myself Her M desiy ana humnl
yot Character Would rucd h! Aat:ey bu usice conpe m
sds 'Ii her quail Ii ali dnni iulnu anu hhon VI
no " b. the ,sorlhlr rirc OF teacher sNs
NE furc rr"mmcHd Ms Srh"iso's school, as one IN winch
isasr IN. hlf With confidence, eeilne assuf'
''e's einit Will DO made elr minds anu hearts, ana
e Them Tor happy aud usiu ME She has my best Wishes
10. her success LUCY W. SAUNDERS.
ny YOU trend an former pupil Mrs susan Nicholson being
! s' her qualifications, that OF Mrs Mead AMI MIS-
ef' and ia with thai 0rroburate The high opinion
os tn'se a:es They have left me nothing in od
70 'h Well rsriIed enc0muns, except 10 add sincere
NJ. A JONES.
@ Az communications vii! prompt attention ADDRESS Sd
Oct 2-cwsw '' '
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JOHN NJ. LATHAM,

JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
A7TORNE Y r LA W,
WAsHISe1os CITY D. C
PRACTICES nthe several Courts rcl Of Coumbh
Any pertinent his profession viii be entrust
sJ,o his care will with prompt II refers
HIessrs. SBLDRN, WITHKRs K Co.,
Con. JNo NJ. MeCALLA, Washington ID. c.
IAMEsJ MILLER, Eco,
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An OSEKSEEK WANTED.
erE recent ccah esteemed Maaeer. Mr. BenJamn Per
4 kius makes necessary should employ. immediately,
,,le o charge OF our Roanoke estate
We employ such Mr. Perkins was We
sn oh,an sue an one will be paid and ample
Il family fJdcd Whilst Fleming James
Roanoke unl tine 2Eh November Instant application
nav be made Hugh w Fry Samuel Reeve Sube McGuder
Esq. r. o. . ;" JANIS a w.
rt,r
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Boar! ard tut,i n. pc. a1nuGi,
Mu.lr IN Ne ui lns,rG.!-nt.
CHOWAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
3IurfrcesborouSh, n. G.
REV. NJ. 4. FOXY, a. H. Prncira
REV Il! II. LAND, A. NJ Latin i.ansua and Literature

REV Il! II. LAND, A. NJ Latin Language and Literature.
". C. BABCOCk. Ofganisi and Pianist.
TINE nsu located IN Que OF the 'nos 'eahiu sections
E,:tsa IL ssO Ss ovpmbsr "eh en- 'r The
gsn;zli,n OF the different departments VIII bs gectea au e
parlrlel coaluct~, with special reference 10 tn, eeuiar
.: :hs Student and ample provision ade or warm anu c"
av Tie n,t,,u.e Library Reading Room aud Cabinet
Minerals The Chemical, Astronomical and Philosophical a
South The crary Society OF the Institute sus;ains Monthly
which read at the regular meetings OF me soeey
pe;mcntl The Music department s furnished with
aud superior andis Sy
mon, and valuable Organ or daily religious
services The Ee is reruar studied throughout the Whole
regard Is a 10 the moral student The
the Stocs Post Once but MAKE purchases
ii. agency enfs received through the
where there Is suspicion OF acl'ndsstle
correspondence the c:ers are sent utoleeu 10 'ne :"
Tey are not allowed receive calls TO attend
exhibition WITHOUT PERMISSION from the Prnript lhsy aeu
T" prevent rivalry IN dress simple nniiorm II
r on the "a We Tuesday and Mach The ai session will
1T Wednesday oil Snye.naer The vacation Is
fem can enter any and cg,d accordingly the
.:uce month after the o",ng 9" The session M
se OF illness Parrn and Guardians earnestly requested
~, 10 briag nnr young Ladies on he S.hh",h
~ hy The Hy OF Buyki#s Depo, " mites from the Institute
..erc regular convc aicc wall always be found
Rates Of Board 7ttion r session Of FIRE months payable
one.kay in udrance
n'.hr ns.,s"ars Trss,sh In.''''''>' 10 20
+ s"sh. i.,n Greek and Iali,a each to
r4,nr,l in W4er Colors y M y"
Muse ri,,c. Guitar and scraphinc, each ~ ~ 20 20
do Of2Ia, . ~
r>- "l Piano aud Scrupiinc, each w. ~
do. Gwar, NV
i,c ures, q ."
S;l,nni.rooin expenses an! voca Muse, ,,, z"
Boa the iusi;uc not including mo rr'ieee7o o tue 'd
ap,caon or ams made The pr,ners! by letter
.h,I ,,IIu;p
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Address above sept ll--coW
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16
,1InWsy EEMALH NCADEMY.

NOTHING mere = nw an SS! M t., sTrS"nss %ns s ocIn '
M nr 4 10 the let I" Ausust lo33
rnca ot IL the seecllon OF her Iabore
his ~ has the subscriber spared any thing that may
,e Il has aceiosy said, that co'ored
advertisements a @ las ned our .ch'1 y Gu al s PATS r
aer returning and bringing win them more 9"
@ ouns ladies tn; any ocho' in The O"o" can
sa,s' .,o.,.r -, .,.;,, .,,,.e,.
@ was s,em.cr pa for DAY longer school large
@ W who @ entered osher ms,it,ons invariably
,,rah.s, stand all he classes The youne lady VITO took the
sr .I al Midway Two who distinguished themselves al the
sv Fea-ckshrrg a the best scholars edu
r ~ Midway: every where they have entered
o they tae conspicuous stan1s ~ the hrst Classes
have the same :ncea!re exerion-,he
ann' iy Of 4'u!nsrs 10 MAKE mHney os ne opera
ns entered u.a cacalaono formed single INK IN
1shs. salaries, oss +. hs s.s Ss 'sss sss
son r.Gui 10 e.irg uu ouinorr is Limited 10 twenty
0'4:asr'- day ssi'"''' E i'f SS:: "a: ''a'1s''
Board esrynios ,aion in all the Enslish oFane
F,s.sh s,H nlsn and l.;,@ sn4 La, Lain" ] sash 4 4
Gc!rar. a.d u'e q las!rune" Z"
sM p.,,.ss ls:as aaa 'JSs prsa.ng, ,.ri +
v'<., Music r.. 11reEs<os n'sos, ss15 ;.L-., p;
nos WUiNG >C.,UOh r'oh GihLs.
M IN ,. s"S'y i oi harS. na,dns Scho" Tor
has ls fac"NS ani convenient n"'ths a
his orn. mica from The Court House nc
peasant and healthy The number {" rI.> an De
rg,cu 10 Is No scholars will be u'mi'ri
department OF Muse wii y - the charge Z" young a!
qos perform '@ies Tic Gn:l,t ora"ches 'on N.
!yw usually cmNrcer iu!! cou sc IN s;iia
with the French Latin anguhees VIII he
pie1ses devote TO ne WORK
o ss he may have gained III an eH
j.e twenty years as ah Instructor o. y0uh
s.xr. Will he'oIe 20 do his WORK hae ahc
70: BY utoX? >., :.
t.. wi tcr wi. with Inc month o November
an! .- wit! 9Th o summer SESSION VIII begin
w month Of Juue and end .,h the month Of September
Ro,,l ,o1 mai - ae, aroun sl50
~. -, .; 35
vii ;" payable In advance OIL rach session.
and Will cover except books and clothing
r. subscribe: his family, the terms
'scve OF c. aud carry mem
On with though iu nd thorough course o! ppla
m any III. higher Institutions OF learning IN Inc Se
Th,. hare t-r boys we'll trained and wc! covcr
IA .sIiaIp exposed 10 comparatively e" 'c
advantages by timely app lcatlon he
paNip So"roni'
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