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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
LATER FROM CHAGRES.


The U. S. mail steamship Georgia,
Lieut.. D. d. Porter commanding, arrived yesterday
krsIoon from ChagTeS via Havana. The Georgia
nae the passage from Havana to this port IN
bur Gays and fourteen hours, encountering heavy
ssaiher. she brings only o. passengers, having
tansiered 500 at Havana to the steamer PhIadel-
pa for New-Orleans.
Tie Georgia left a. ChagreS the l s. slo0pOf var
Albany to sail on the 9TH inst, for san Juan do Mica
nem.
Thepews Of the birth Of Spanish Princesshad
hen received at Havana.
The ship Chrstoyal Colon was ashore on the
fcsto, with her false keel broken off, and having
"ved some ether triAing damage. The Govern
atnl had her secured during norther, and she was
upeeied to be ahoa. during the day.
The Empire Ciiy had not arrived at Chagres when
tie Georgia sailed.
lie following persons came passengers in the
G,Opia
Prom Ctseres-Capt. J Porter. wm. vmgard. Mrs
aaSsvag Hatch, Capt. Stone. Mls J. Spal,ding aad
,,'le, n Abest. Mis- Woodruff w ID Harrington,
~" A. Mclaughlin, D Dodge. j. r. Hathaway,
Iss ,aneI. y. Wllkins. Gov. ogden. Wm Head. K
P PeAi mis- l.. BouiGman and enid h c. Warren Dir.
M, sif Don, Mr. Elbow, J. T. Hefoest A. Glbsit, J.
btss.t lnsn. H. l.. DAvocS. J. Alexander, n.
In. VI gore "a, Wm f.ees.J Robertson, r. Wat
Nev ~. tstos " Barclay. add IS II the s,eerage
p,,n -" .Vfs.S-Elas JnAnS, y Van OS.ren, John
ta2s,SS s, NE Heed asd eh.d NJ H,g, Y. Fis,e MAJ
ps.lhsys M. ro.msy Mr. hsrr,s Master Has crot
q. 'h "n H. rownsend, j. A Rsgan, aud IL m steer
t'en Eara.e-G n Lung. n. G. ra,.l,e "a, Have
'~Ahlhss, and IN Storage A'''"' ""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Foreign Ports.

A. Calcut Nov % ships Fanny Forester, PeIsfsoh Iof
RIO, or 10 days: Uriel. Foster for no. SOFA nnon
soue and ophir Wood DO 90 Equator Ersf LIZ a.
n, Nazaisn COtliEg Tor po.. and many otass gs,.
,sr,,,Sd BAH Europa Hutchinson, from HooAf, lSn'
srTTiyed Nov ~ Cleared Nov II ships MAJ, atsaaIs
LONDON 18Th, John he1ek Stevens 40 iS'A'
c. neY d.. - 49, 9. p.,.rxhurs RasrfeD.
and Chile Leach In. san Franc SEQ rr.,ehsr Lincoln
Mss.ps zsd ut banks Edward Fls'e1s s,..a Bee
fru Genoa arr ana % load fd g. P.,eh iron MAJ
-. ar IAN 70. BostoH about jan Il 'eN'
Eew.Yeik. ljg 8, - x.yzpora. Duncan, from Dir-
At PsiermS go Psiisdelpka sid l5th, ha.k seol.
70, ,s bark Carolina, Qs'e 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
By Telegraph to the Eew-York Tribune
The Weather In the East

B0sTON, Tuesday, Jaa 2U 1857.
letter from Frarconii, n. H., saws that on Fri
day morning, the 10Th inst the spirt glass marked
Sc below zero. The mercury woll1 have been 33s
below On Saturday, the l7th. It was 20S below
the 18TH 25s below and the 10Th a. below, with light
fall Of snow.
The steamer State OF Maine. which arrived a,
Fall RIVER his morning, reports great din ,ulty In
navigating the Sound on account OF the Ice
The tram which left New-YOrk at A. VI. yesler-
day via NeN-Haven, arr ven al \. ". tins morn
Ing. The o'clock tam from Nes-iorS arrived
here at this morning
The thermometer az Lowell this morning was
90 cesreet below zero ana at Salem, IL below zero.
No train has reached Boston from Portland since
Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
muF PEOPLE Of the STATE o

| rry.YORK, by The grace Of CD. free and inde-
5,t r. al persons interested IN NE Estate Of A
E.utRRlND late Of the City 81 New York. deceased,
hsstors neat Of KIN or Otherwise seLd gSettlng You
zach OF YOU are hereby eled and required s,nal
~, spd al pear before our Surrogate OF the County on
~, yn,k al his ui c. in the CITY If New-Nurs On me
80, rih day Of JanusTy next az eleven o'clock IN the
nop ~ that dsy then and there 70 attend the maj set
.s,t Of the account # proceedings Of James Thayef,
~ AdpnistIaior IA the Cry Of New York, and as Adj
r,traor Of the goods chatels and credits OF sad de-
espsd ..., a.. go, e G7ooof
psld Surrogate 70 be hereunso affixed Nrness,
Alexander w Bradford, ESQUIRE, Surrogate OF our
a said County, 81 the City OF New YORK the z9th
. day Of December. IN the year Of our Lore ore
thousand eht hundred aud fiity-oue.
al iaa4wN' A ". BkADf OhD, Surrogate
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led PROMETHEus ,AFrAla.-A Wash

lid PRoMErHEus AFFAIa.-A Wash
Asaa Teeg'aphic correspondent OF TIE Courier
~ hqpr rays
a.'icts have been received at the S,,,e Denay,.
NJ. lom Lonton. - the 81 inst TO the effs,t that
~ =, LswIeree had obtained lIom Lord Granville
a % his letter sent 20 Lord palmegs.cp IN reid
sc attack upon the PE0molhaus, in wSi,h
ln"Ss declared, that IN the present ST tte of i'm
4uon, the cotdu0t OF he captain OF the Exoress
~, Shappoysd OF but that further iuteligenre
rsT,* received before final decision could bS
Prs,.lL ss~TeIce rejoined, and obtained from the
brt SECRETARY positive assurance that II the ful
NTniepoft should, IN all essentials, correspond;
u,s.,s Antiicsn representations she acts OF the'
60, ., ,ASue &c fully and promptly disavo sed Al
u iePoit has been received IN Washington
saisT. StoA'0inS substantially with The American
tac,S .a consequently the affair NAV now be re-
n,w,h,s stlled. message will be sent 10 Con.
shcA -. Hotang covering al the correspopdence
M PSS pesec upon the subject
-, 10 ,' ~ti Is strongly urged BY the British Min
hlssa rum 10 Washington, with a view to the
SscnIt,.s ana settlement of the Central American
Ell lesS,r II Is understood that he wishes. with.
as pso,s,s GLAND, u submit to our Goyernment
hWasI,e basis OF settlement 10 be cons,deTed
s'oa' but that Mr.. Webster prefers per.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THEFT OF SwINE.-Two men named
Yeisbt and snowberger were arrested OF the Fourth
Dstnct police, charged with stealing several hogs
f,on the public pound in the Eighth Ward 1t APP
pears in lie complaint, the swine had been slsueI
tered 10 the pound, and from thence taken 70
Vsipht's residence In Goganus What makes u more
81, alge is hat Weight is ore ofihe Deputy snenp o.
Kings County, acting such up 70 tne uns al, an
arrest The accused we're eommitted "a .Sn.sd.v
examination, which IS TO take place 'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

sopal conference, The latter is willing to nego-
tate on the subject with Mr.. Champion, the sccfe-
tary OF Leg ,,On II the latter shall be properly en-
powered Unless such authority be conferred, MIR.
Bulwer will return, notwithstanding his precarous
health There is anxious wish on the part OF the
British Ministry to cultivate and preserve frenoly
relations with Us, and thew willing to go TAR 10
insure this. Further Ministerial changes are
ked If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
Catharine Y. Forrest VS.. Edwin Forrest-Ed-
win Forrest VS.. Catharine y. Forrest.
LUUKT-BEF0RE JUDGE OAKLEY.
TWEhTY-EIGErH DAY. TUESDAY. Jan 20.

NbN4 A-ElOfyfH DAY. lneeldFs Jan ~
Cathariae ". Forrest agt. Eden Forrest,
and counter cGrge-Action for Divorce Conipusi
Mr. OCoDof cal ed Mr LoRgSfrssi, out ne did not
answer. He had, therefore. nothing further 10 offer
except as ohe point relation to wheheror not the
jury are 10 pass dehnyeiy unoeT the new Law as 10
trying divorces, upon the whole question, incuilng
amount OF aamony. On looking again at the law
his lmpresslGs are confirmed that they ought 10 do
so, unless some aUans emenL could De made Oy which
to have the result conform - the old rule. lie
thought the proper and judclous course would De 10
have the jury pass upon the whole.
Mr.. Van Buren, SAID ne had not had time to look
into the matter and at THIS stage Of the proceedings
it is unexpected. All they can 90, II II Is offered, is
TO object.
The Court thought the bes! way would be to let
the Jury pass upon y
The question was then d TO ne value OF Mr. For
rests estate, as re ia.ed 10 aamony.
Ar. WhlelD recaiicd-Bg Mr. O'c-Haye A general
knowledge OF Mr.. Forests property in DIST and 2ed
Mr.. o'C said TO the witness 10, % take into con.
sioela,iOn The lot and mouse on shic1 Mr.. Forests
own residence was, ana say rs to the Other SIX
houses and lots, what are they r isJnd5ly worth
Mr.. Van Is. OBJECTED AlioNet.
A-FIom my knoNledge Of uptown property
should suppose them worth 5000 or $1,000 each
his residence IN 22d S. running back 1876 feet, sup
pose worth Sls,0C0 or 100000 the estate on Font
Hill about S55o00 the COTington estate near Gin
cnnali the most beautiful site Ia me nelgh)orhOod,
should suppose to be worth S25 0o0. he also Owns
some property corner Lane and tn SITS Cincinnati,
which should think worth $4,000 or S2OOOO do
not know any hing OF the Michigan property or any
Other real estate Of Mr.. Forrest, nor With his per
toDal property.
By Mr.. Van B--As to the in oOne Of Font Hill pro-
perry, Mr. Forrest could best answer that do not
know whether there lsany income there Is farmer
upon It As TO the COylugtOn estate, II Is Il acres
! had II four years on shares a Wild estate cannot
produce much brought vi Forrest in debt left II
because Mr.. Forrest broke his agreement ne CON
menced legal proceedings and resisted and hL ally
left do not know what is the value OF the Cicln-
nah property 1t is two stores on good corner
have not been active 10 tie case would like ID
know what the counsel by that means Nh Van B.
said, as he had not been active It is no mater On
an inquiry OF Mr.. Van b as to what cOuntryman he
was the witness SAID he an Engllshnan
Dir Longstresf, recalled-Shouid suppose the paint
ers were to " ork nearly three weeks after Nr For
rest moved IN.
TIE TESTIMONY THEN CLOSED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
The Southern ,lail-The Weather in The south

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, las 20, 1881
We have no nail beyond Washinstrn this morning.
The weather last night 5ldef than ever known here
therHt meter belsw The har5or closed with
the ice
Al Washington to-day, the Thermometer marks degrees
below zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
pgate Of the County Of New York notice sherehy given
% M persons having claims against THOMAS WOOD
HULL late of the City of New York, deceased, 10 pre-
IN, the same with the vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber
A his Office, No 70 NasSaust IN the City Of New York, on
., before the fifteenth day Of February Dated New
YORK the 9Th day of August 1851
JAMES II. BRUSH, Executor,
,ns law6mWeds 10 NasSau-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
-r Court If the STATE Of

"
CuInL",r rtsr'ss WATSON AGAINST iona - Ls-
! ds,Bean.. John b. LEg sL 81 coz ai.as N
r,, ssn Se' ~ Ia ia he ofcs e he CLERK oithe
sS. a S' q ~ .So a 1851, AID
yksw ycfs ~ ,, sn.wtr - tae sa compliant On the
T Ne !. S ;ss eve, n Of 'e his s SUM-
"a Yf3E 81 the DAY Of such service, ana II
.sd eomps1; Sn ai ,ss s ss t'G1s
lise sth TAO iho sand and ninety four 9o''a's
sg cents w'h in'sres, on the sum o. s,s" a
,,,frc ~ lamar one thousand eight huhaiea ana
en- um # Two hs I'm an AND 1s,h S.T II
slsc ]eo ,hous,nd Chr hundfed and fJrtyfeyen' On
p I HUNDRED dollar from ths twenty s soC,T
Ns'.nD ~ thutssn collars and SIXTY three cents
O. sslas .o Sa Of January OF Thousand eight hun
@ seven and on the spm Of ioq5 nun d.v
49,, ose thousand eight hun drei and foiiy-sS be-
Of NE c 1e,oDP ST Psnss al At,oney
tgsssxlsrwsd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

NOTICE is hereby given, according to
lNlaw, TO all persons having claims against DANIEL
r CLARK late of the City OF BOoklyn, Kings County
deceased that they are required % exhibit the same, with
he vouchers thereof the subscriber, nt the store OF
Ne,Es H Hyde Co., No d Nassau st IN the CITY OF
New York on OF before the Goth dly of April next-Dated
nrtItsr IA 1851 HELEN NJ CLARK,
as Iav6mW eds Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

Before Jud &c Beebe and Aid. Barr ard Boyce.
Fleo Of GLtAy-JOnn Francis Ch0iseul, indicted Tor
grand larceny stealing ths lh ut, wearing apparel
the value Of $50, the property OF Peter HtgarOUer
pleaded guilty, ara was sentenced u the Stale Ps'a Tor
2yeais -
Five boys between the Of "a and IS years named
VIM. Lee. Joseph Smith. Lew Doane, richard NJ lohe
ard Jas Malone cal ed 70 tns charged Win nav
rg tie evening Of Sur day the 2S o. Dec last broken
MO the confectionery Of Finest Grecnhed, and stealing
elefom SIR "a IN money. together with pistol and
silver watch The property found in possession Of the
toss az No 4j5 Greenwich st where they al lived Ihs
two NglonCs pleaded gul ly and were sentenced - ne
STATE pnsen for years ard mouths each. DoaEe was
dschsged without Trial. i understood thai no eT
dfice s:ed agans; him Lee AM Smith were ihen tined
b. The evidence nsuhcsnt 70 conYcI then "Hhlhe
iulelsy ard a yeidct Of not guilty waS rendered;
John Rogers. John Buckley and Michael MOODY were
litd er entering the saloon Of Dir. Pamo, co,lsr OF
Broadway aud White st. New-YeaT eve. and mali
ciousy destIoyng about 500 worth VI property The ac
crSed appeared eytsrce tered the saloon accom-
Tsntd b. about 100 others and called foT drinks and com
nthoed btakmg gIs,ses, SC ard scattering the fo,s
lefs on nc u9oT Rogers caught by ofcer beh 20
snc bE produced evidence showing that they were
on" oAriy Ieacsabe men. They were all c5nyicted anu
a Ceus sentenced Rogers TO the Cty Prison tor on daya
ard The sthers to DAYS Impeachment N me same prison
each -, ...- 49,. :, .
Sc,sd fT Grand larceny in stealing the 2iih OF NOV
last a silver watch and two god rings from FRED a. IL
r,rz butcher were called to trial MOLE was aiNteu
% States evidence. Burle was acquitted and Iesohe
VS. ropyictd Of pet larceny only and sentenced u
Ja,tnh MgTDhy and John Tone were 'rted On an ~
cfmtnt fOT grand Larceny, m stsz'lns some CLOCKS
fon store in Chatham square where one OF tLem 60.
been On poyed verdict OF petit LARGELY only, vas
cefed BY the jury, and the prisoners were seH'eA0e
PsnstehiSIy for All months each
seourred for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

TT T II PEAsE and EDWARD Downs supply i tria =.
hume in NEW HAVEN the ARRIVAL OF the morning Ah "
cars from New-Nork.
cSr WILLIAM PATTON, WATERBURY,, Coan;, SUI
The Tribune on the ARRIVAL the morning tram rom wv"
yoyh at Our Prsess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

COUNTY. Snrroaa

Ulster COUNTY, Surrogate's Of
4 fee ss-In pursuance of an order of William Mas
ten Surrogate Of the County Of Ulster, Notice hereby
yep 10 al persons who have claims nSt the Estate Of
IRWIN PAkDFE, deceased, late Of the town Of Kings
Ion that they are required 10 exhibit the same, with The
vouchers in support thereof 30 Jacob HaIdenbWgh Esq
At In Office IN Kingston, before the I'D day Februa-
N nsu-D Dated this goth day of August, 1851
sgll lavCmWed HARRIS PARDEE. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
THE SUPREME COURT of tn

s,ts Of w-York-MORGAN MOSHER sgst
sopxIsON II HOPKINS To the dcfeD liant You
s.ssr.by summoned and required o. answer me CON
IN - action, hiCh filed in the once OF me
, Cl,,k olthe County Of Cayuga on the ~ Gay Oi
ns, l9I ard copy Of your an" er On me AZ
Re@ss IN me village Of WeeGsport, IN said County,
,wsnfy dave after the service OF this summons ca
ofttc day q such service and you iaI 70
,.s the ,sc complaint wiihln we ume aI,iesa' Wv
ale Judgment ag inFt you l)r the sum OF TWO
gal,d ard ninety four dollars and e'gh'y-two cents,
~ sieresi F0 the an Gay 81 December, lV'l
ssI.Js,costs dated JahuaIY g. 1883.
,.esW Wesdspor, N Y.
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arpREME COURT.-Couuty Of New

yml Peter Benedict plaintiff. against James wa
" i!n.o,,. watson defendants summons Tor money
- w enn,yact Con not ser To JAMES WAT
s,ls nd CTOkGE WATSON, the SAID defendants,
~ IS h,r,by summoned and required 20 answer me
1S 4, his acton VIII ch will he fled IN lle Office 81
sstfisrs Of the CITY and Comfy OF New w. al we
sspsn in said City ofNew-YoIk and 70 serve c,py o.
~ 1swe, 10 the complaint on the subscuOer a. Ms
rsEe "a John street. IN said Cry Of New YORK, wthn
after The of tbs suTnols on you ex-
49, "A the day Of such service AID you iai 10 ah-
- he said complaint within the time Aforesaid Uie
c,G b. this action WI take Judgment aganst youior
X sun u two hundred dollars, WIN ln'efes. ron tns
81 Say cf December, one thousand eight hundred and
y. s,e besides the cost OF this sctlon-Da'ed De-
n.sshSr g. lS5l A. BENEDICT, Piaisuhs Ahy.
~. con riaipt mentioned N the above summons was
eJn The ofcs Of the Clerk Of the CITY and COUNTY 81
NV York. the l6'h day Of December, looi.-DaIeu
r.s York City, December l6 l8J'. - -, . .- 49,.
an Ia~SwWed A. BENEDICT, Plaintiffs Atty.
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la PURSUANCE OF an order Of the
L Surrogate Of tle County Of New YORK notice is here
" ryen To all persons havrg claims slust Will ADJ
HBOGAkDVS late OF the Ctyif New isls, COUNSEL oI-
Elap deceased, 10 present the same. with Vo icuets
aIeoi 10 the SUBSCRIBER a. the Office of Anthony l. ROB
ssor Eto. No - William street. in the C..y oi New
0, before the tweifth day OF June nexi-Dated New
iak, the ninth DAY Of December. 1888. -
JACOB A ROBERTSON,
dlelavemWed Executor. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

CHARGE OF FALSE PRErENsrs. Simon
and Jacob Seebacher were on Monday arrested oy
OfhceIs Elder and WestOck, OF the Lower Po,icc
Court. charged by 4. Lechtenhe!m, Of No. 81
BoatTy and also by Joseph Fatman, OF No. 100
Flronsr., with having, on the lIh OF December last.
obtained by false representations from the rsnamed
complainant, FIVE cases of tobacco valued at $3.50,
and about the same time two hogsheads Of tobacco
worth $S5l from the lastnamed complainant. The
accused II alleged. Represented thatthey were SOL
vent and doing good business, and BY tlns means
obtained the property IN question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
! Surrogate of the County Of Now-YoIk notice's here
b. given 10 all persons having CLAIMS against JOSEPH
UkNINGS, late ofSwedeshoough, New-JerseY, gentle
nan 10 present the with vouchers thereof
70 the subscriber at her residence. No i25 Waverey
place. the CITY Of Newlork or before the twenty
seventh day OF January next dated NewYOTk, the
tvttty.hTs, day Of July 1851.
v23 lsw6m'w MARY ANN JENNINGS. Execu,riI
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NEW ROCKS.


r IF e and Correspondence of Lord Jeffrey. by Lord
Cockburn, one ofthe Judges ofthe Court ofSesston
in Scotland. =
Annual of Scientific Discovery Yearbook of
Facts in Science and art for 1852.
The Power of Christian Benevolence illustrated in
the Life and Labors OF Mary Lyon.
Austria in lS4S'49, containing full account OF the
Revolution in Hungary and Historical Sketches OF the
Austrian Government and Provinces of the EMPIRE By
VIM. H. Stiles, Late Charge D'Affars of the U. s. at
Court of Vienna
The CONSTITUTIONS of the several States of the Union
and United States, including the Declaration OF lnde-
pendence and articles of Confederation.
Horseshoe Robinson, tale of the tory ascendency
by Jno. p Kennedy, author Of the sc Swallow Barn., l
vol 2 vo., unfot m with the Swallow Barn.
Courtesy, Manners and Habits, by George Winfred
Hervey.
Works of Daniel Webster, vols 8
The Works Of Stephen Olin, D. D.; LID, Late Pre-
sdent of the Wesleyan University, containing Sermons
Hand Book of the English language by R. G. Latham
MD FL S.
Queechy. by the author of the Wide, Wide World.
Pyrmhurst his Wanderings and ways oil thinking, by
Donald Mcleod.
Romanism at Home; Kirwan's Letters TO Chief Justice
fancy. Braces Hungary in 1851.
Lady Pfeiffer's voyage round the World
NoIriss Hand Book for Locomotive Engi neers and
Machinisls Poems by Matilda.
Ban Gauthers Book of Ballads
For sale by
w. [. PoMERoY.
Raleigh N. c.. June 9th, 1852. ca
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sFeuaaie. Institute.


-rss CAsrALrA, NASH, N. c. .'',4 ~
Mrs. NJ. c. Richardson, Principal
TIME Fall Terms will commence on the first Mon
IL day in July, and close on the 1st Friday in Decem-
Der. - g.. - .-...,.5 -.
Mr. RICHARDSON has purchased reside nee, and con
siders himselfas permanently located at CASIAtiA.
The Schools will be under the immedinte SUPERVISION
of himself and lady, under and the same BODY OF
Trustees. -f.'s ...- - %"T'-' -'., ~
The Female School is the Franklin line, three
miles from the Male, distance favorable toIhe seciu-
sion and of both Institutions, u. - -F
Mrs. R.. who has latery taught at Belford' mas
celebrity which no, comment of ours could affect a
large edce similar that OF the Male Institute
is contracted for, and will be erected Immediately
Meanwhile students will be Accommodated In the Ola
Academy, know formerly Pleasant Hill. In Snort,
the Trustees would their patrobs that they Will
carefully consider everything and deem nothing UNI m
DO ant which will contribute eectualiy to the consum
ma ion of educational Rderng the In
Situations all that enligh ened and Christian parents
could desire for their children. . -. :. .s... i,
B ,ard, cludpg washing and Fuel, $63 per month.
For further particulars address the Principals or
JNO. ADAMS HARRISON,
Secretary OF the Board al Trustees
At the Female Inst, Mes:rs. James and Jno Adams
Harrison are prepared accommodate boarders Board
can also be obtained Principals after the Coming
session. '.-
June 10, 1852. 92l-wtf
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TINE Trustees of the Warrenton Male, Academy
have the pleasure to that that Institution
will opened the lst Monday of July next under the
charge Of the Rev Samuel Milton Frost, with whom
they have completed arrangement for the term of
three years
Mr. Frost is a graduate Of the University of North
Carolina from which Institution as we'll as from Emo
ry Henry College, Virginia, in which he was for some
years engaged Tutor he is furnished with the high
testimonials to his peculiar fitness for such
charge.
The Trustees take pleasure also in being permitted
to say that students who have not near relations IN The
Village in the vicinity, will with the Principal, be
received as Boarders in tue famil OF Benz E. COOK
Semi, from whom they feel warranted IN sayIng they
will receive all the kindness and attentions oil Home
fhe Trustees gratied in having IN their power
to that they providing ample grounds Tor recres
ton and by nclosng the lots belonging to the
Ac ademy. and that the building itself IS undergoing
complete repair OF the anages OF and So
cety afforded by the location OF this Institution 1t is
necessary to speak they we'll known to require
an insertion in this notice.
w. N. EDWARDS, President
TERMS.
Board for Session of FIVE months $50 90
Tuition per Session for English branches, il2 so
r for Latin & Greek Langu
ages It's 90
Fuel for Fall Session 81, Spring Session Sc 90
Warenton, N. C. June 9th. 1852. 924-4w.