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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-22
ANswER.

This question does not appear 10 be very clea ry
settled by the law. Bat boards of education are
clothed with large powers, and rs the school act was
designed 10 be practicable iqi0 itshould receive an
equitable and h,lnl onstru;iion-'uiifientlY so,
at least, to make it practical in its operation.
II is true that the lnrger the school the more it
win IT Quire to support il, bat not necessarily
twice much 10 support school OF one hundred
and twenty, MS one Of sixty scholars.
But it appears To me, thai the board is clothed
with ample pewer TO tile aud adjust the question
Q,testioH suLm,ited BY Rer. H. =. Peck, Oberl'., o
Under section 45 Of the new school law, is il es
seniiHl 10 give notice of the mcetih hgs of the
Beard Of Examiners, and without such notice
would a teachers certificate issued be valid!
AyswEa,
The law provide that examiners shall give no
tice of their me 5ting, find 10 provision dispon
sing with sr:h nouce; yet ir certificate should
issue TO a teacher at ameeting held without such
notice, entertain the opinion ;hat it would be
yali"; an AN not prepared 20 say that, in case
oc eme gency, the examiners would not be author
lied 20 issue certificates without such notice.
Questions soi1ied Iy Geo. s. B.ace, .4'ditor Nor
row County.
| How are the hooks, men toned in sections :
and 0 Of the schoo! law records Of District anc
Township Clerks, TO be procured and in what man
ner paid lorl
, BY what process are the members compost Ing
| Township Boards of Edu,ation 10 be compensa ted
tor their services under the new school law1
.. ANswERs.
/ In answer 10 your first inquiry, would say
the expense o. books, stat ionery, 81, for township
cletks and b1ards OF e,uraton, under the new
scaoll law, are to be paid lrom the treasury
Tho.e boo',s TO be permanent records---are the
property Of the tom hips; the members Of the
boards aud township clerks as individuals, have NO
interest in them. .. ....
II would be uniast that The expense should be
bo ne by taa members Of the boards and town ship
clerks, in their individual capacity A law which
would compel an officer not only to perform the du
ties gru utuitousy, but to procure stationery and
books Ito become the property Of Inc toN nship) Al
his own expense, would scarcely be binding A'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-22
ANSWERS.

!, 2. In nan'wcr to yonr hrst an" secoh" m
quiries, would say TINT no pro'iSlin IN - expressly
made in the nov school law lor paying 'ne mem
bets Of the borrd o! cin'1ln1, AMI o4'l''e th''e
is no authority lofprvi15 ll,m n n''
Mr. Rice, senator ironi l'uy y'nnEt couniY' wh'
ois.nry pt'p'r'd lh' bhl, says IL WIS ho1 n''
siCncl 10 p1Y tls brlri.
Tae thirteenth sec ina, however, preFldeS 'il'
the bnrrd mny nppoin, oae o g number acting
manager. Tbs would ie'sAo the other men
brI7 Of most Of the du. IS and Inc 'ec'i'a con
tnlnS au!hnri Tor pNN'hE Inc ucLlh@ lhlhHSci !"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-22
LW. BOOTH, Editor and Publisher

The JouRNAL,is published every Saturday morn,
iag-OfHce In Buckland's Brick Bul,elng-'niru
story; Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-22

QUESTION submitted by John c. Hay, Lake Cytm'y.
Where school house stands in one Of -four frac.
tions Of townships composing district, must NIL
the directors be chosen from the fraction where the
house stanisi Are the voters eligible in any or
all of the educational fractions. For Illustrations
Should The district clerk be cho'en in Concord
fraction. or Kirkland, or Chnrdoni Should every
fraction keep up its orgnnizttion iar the purpose
of enumeration, &c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-22
Question submitted by Hon. Ra,,,on, A. GiHet, r.

QieSiion submitted BY H0a. Rals0nt a. GiHet, IN
rehl,la, Otio. -E .a n. I.r. .lHr
Under tho former school laws school district
was formed out Of fractions of two townships, viz
Aurora and Twinshury, and the funds for school
purposes collected in eaca fracliol went into The
treasury OF the township in which su;h frac ctIon
was siluated now the directors Of the dit ici
drew out OF Twinsbury treasury all the money be-
oDsing to fhe fraction of the distric: situated IN
that township, and applied the iands thus drawn
for the benefit of tho whoe die trict.
Now, is the fraction in TNinsbury township en-
titled 10 a potion of tle funds rem lning witt
The fractional district in Aurosa town hip.
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By reference to section | OF the school law, il
will be seen that "a school districts and fract onal
parts thereof" became sub-disttiets when this law
took effect. ...
The power to change or alter sub districts is con
ferred upon the township board Of edncatjol by
the following; (See section IA. 'l ar
''The said board shall prepare or cause to DO pre-
pared a map of their township, as oiien as ihey
deem necessary in winch shall be designated the
sub-distriitS OF the township, waich they may
chance or alter, at any regular session, aud the
number Of scholars signed to each ~ Sc.
Section ! , provides regllr sessiouE oftha board
70 be held on the third Mondayof April aud The
third Monday Of Ociohe r, annually, with the pow
er to adjourn from time TO time, Sc, &c.
If The law confers upon the board OF education
the power Of adiourning regular session, it also
gives said board tho poWer TO transact RLy business
at such adjourned session as they could nave done
at the session iron which they adjourned, as an
adjournment Is but The Goa tinuapee OF the regular
session. Therefore cry act Of the board, would.
in my judgment, be os valid ia every respect as
il transacted on the ilst day uf tho regular ses
sion from which ihe board adjourned.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-22

FANNY FERN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
coNGRESS-TnuRspAY.

c,v.re-Aifer the usual morning business.
pao;6c railroad bill was taken up, when
ne ne Rel resumed and finished the speech
NJ WI he commenced on the 9Th inst. Mr..
s sa;sb and Mr.. Chase followed, aud Mr. Coo.
e'',' ab,ained the floor, when the subject was
Pss p, and the Senate Went into executive
Pc and after some time adjourned.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES. The House
,.,;ng the morning hour considered the Cana.
~ rec, reciprocity bill, on which they were address
ia o1l Nv Messrs Seymour. of New York. and
, II, Fuller. Of Maine; after which, going into
'Commit,ee ofthe Whole on the state of the
1rrion. fMr nrr in he chair the civil and di
nlo anal appropriated bill was discussed in
ffye.minutes speeches, ON various proposed a.
,ns,dments, until late hour; when the com
a,tlee rose aud shortly afterwards the House
adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

Ias.i .I eff tie WASHfNGTON HO1'EL, Lynch6urg,
"a have the pleasure e announcing that this House
now open under their management for the accommo-
daton of the public. The repairs and rehtng of the
establishment recently made by the propreors enable
them to offer additional comforts and conyeniences to
their patrons-Furter improvements are, however, in
progress which, when completed, will render THE
WASHING TON, in all essential particulars one OF
the first Hotels in Vgnia and to this end the Propre.
tors give assurance that their best energies shall be d'
rected. -.
The immediate management of the estabilshment Is
under the control of William Leftwich the senior part.
ner His long experience in this line OF business will
qualify him. h trusts, give the most acceptable ac'
communication al who may favor the mouse win the
The corps of servants attached to the estab
shment will be found inferior to none in the State and
in the procurement of whatever the market or surround
ing country may afford to make its Table, bar ma Sta
garded.
The thanks of tie propretors are due, and aetuliy
rendered for the generous patronage the'r House mas
ready received
jan 8-ts
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4 fV.t.Oa tile steamer Alps.
F,ur Days Later tram Europe.

New YORK, zen. IL lie steamer "A ps
arrived this evening from Liverpool, bringing
dates from that port 10 Feb. 81. The steamer
America arrived pli o. = =. IN 30
The Aips passed tae Africa on the 18th. in
lat. 34,44, Ion 55,27. She saw the caloric
shin Ericsson this morning, 40 miles south
east of the highlands.
ENGLAND.
Visconnt Melbourne Elk Premier Of Eng.
land had died, and his title was extinct.
DR.. Newman had been fined ef100 for his
libel on DR.. Achil.
FRANCE.
The civil marriage Of the Emperor took
place at the Tuieries al s o'clock on Saturday
evening, with, rs the papers express II, ''noble
simplicity" Eight hundred persons were
present The leigiousceremony took place
on the following day at Notre Dame, and was
celebrated with great pomp and spendor.
The populace turned ont masse, and the
city was decorated it'll flags, &c. In all d
rections the streets ere lined with military,
and the scene was OF the most imposing char
acter.
The service was performed 10y the archblsh
op ofPars, and everything passed Oft we'll
Three thousand political prisoners of 1851
were pardoned on theday Of the marriage
The Empress refuses to allo ~ the Senate to
settle any dotaton upon her, and this, coupled
with her previous refusal to receive lewelry
from the municipal councils had produced a
most favorable impression. The MUNICIPAL
councils all over France were voting congrat-
ulatory addresses to Napoleon.
The report that the Asatc cholera had bro
ken out in Paris had caused great uneaslness.
1t was reported that French officers had been
employed in surveying and mapping Piedmont
and Lombardy.
The French minister at ST Petersburg had
presented his credentials and been favorably
received by the Gar.
M Considerant, cx member of the leglsla-
tive assembly, was about to embark from Bel
GUM for America.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna Loyds announces that definite ar
rangements had been made with regard to the
differences between Austria and the United
States.
Napoleons speech to the Senate IN relation to
his marriage had created considerable sensa-
ton at Vienna, and the answer given by the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Aus
trian ambassador in regard TO the Emperor S
alluson to Marie Louise. was not satisfactory.
A difficulty also exists between the two Gov
ernments concerning the time the Roman
States are to be occupied by the French
troops.
TURKEY.
The Turks commenced active operations
gainst Montenegro on the 18th of JANUARY
During the day three villages were destroyed
by fire. and Omar Pacha, at the head Of $4,000
troops, was pushing towards the Capital
Austria had dispatched Count Jel1achch to
the frontier with 10000, and Count Lemngen
goes on private mission to Constantinople,
which is supposed to relate to Montenegran
affairs,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22
RAEkEss a. CLAVEY,

NJ ERaHANr TAlLORS K CLOGillERS.-The
VI subscribers have associated thomselve. together
under the style aud firm above and have taken TINT
we'll known stand ut the OF Main and MarNe sts
Tor the purpose of conducting the CLOTHING Bust
NESS, in all is nrous branches. They viii have in a
few days meut oil Goods suitable Ia complete
Gentcmnn' wardrobe
They will keep constantly on hand well selected
.ioek It CEOTHS. GASSIMERES AND YESTlNGS
whichhcy VIII make up in tho best sly lie of orkmlnshP
amt to suit the Of the fst.dious. They
Pcctuly invite the affection of their friends and the
public their establishment. asi is the intention al
both pnrcs all with everything in their line
having in view the rule thai governs trade and business
men in general by which they hope 10 gain liberal
hare of the public patronage.
SAM'L d BAKER
WM CLAVEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

hing; Secretary Of var, Jefferson Davis. Post
Ohiee, H. McCleland; Interior, james Gnh
RE- which are regarded as nearly cortnn. The
treasury hes between Messrs. Marcy, Flagg
and Din; the Navy between Commodore Stock.
ton aud james c. Dobbin; and the Attorney
G,i,eneralship between Judges Campbell and
Black
The Gardener case, which had been condi.
ilonally SIT down for rial to day, was post.
pored
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22
WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-President Pierce
has engaged an elegant suite Of rooms at VIII
lard's until the 4th of March, after which time
President Fillmore will occupy them. The
committee Of the city authorities and OF the
jackson Association will meet Gen. Pierce at
Baltimore and escort him TO this city.
The Cabinet reports to day assume the iol'
lowing shape:-Secretary Of State, Celeb Gus
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LEXINGTON ~ Through
lsiis!lazssas 7

p,ss k.Iass.v,4zSS TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
>Aa1" ouy Mail PdEKEI Bouts, by Sc0ttSrac
dnd Lgachburg.-On and after the 10th, our Bons will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays exccptcd, Mt the usua
hour. and arrive in Lynchburs IN 81 honra and
IN Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning cnve buchanan Mt u a NJ, every day,
excep, Sundny und arrive in Lynchbarg at 81 7. NJ
Leave Eynchburg nj 3 ?. M and arrive in Richmond IN
~ hours in time with the Norfolk bouts lcnV
ing at 81 A. M, and the Southern nnd Northern Rnil
Road cars leaving Mt A.
Passengers Tor Lexington, connectw with dnly Inc
If Stages at North River. Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arriye in Richmond il
II hours.
, Passengers for Farnyille. fare 81; Buckingham II
fare 325; Chnrlouesylc, fare 81 nnd stnnnton, far
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats.
Below see card of time Of arrival a,nermednte dis
aHccs
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Door, S09k- Biind and Bo.r Idctory
NIL and Machine IVork,
Iron Turning md Fitting,


Biacksnilhingo Of all description.
These works having been fitted up great expense
with steam power, and large variety of machinery fn
working wood and iron, form the complete estab
lismcnt of the kind III the Southern States. and
execute better work and cheaper rates. than can b.
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build supplied will
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed M
glazed ifrcquircd) Meuldings, Flooring dressed an'
ungue aud grooved ready for laying dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding Palings, ard variety Of other
materials required in building
Contractors supplied with Dup and Stone Cars, Del
ick Gearing Wheelbarows, Picks and Bars, and oheI
FOOLS required upon Pubic Works.
Constantly hand pnd sale on reasonable terms
i, varieties of Flooring aud other Lumber worked OF
nnworked. Saving and Planning done to order Bills
Of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts a METZ III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

- Importers and Wholesale Dealers IA Dry ioods No
% VAN 81, RICHMOND, "a
Statesmen.
YIN. b. uorass, Of Lexington ]. J. MnrrLrY,of Rich.
=. y. LAW. of Danville. r. II, fiSHkY,
We are receiving this season. by suDdry arrivals irnm
Europe and the Northern Cities, choice supply of
SPRING DRY GOODS, which hive been purehns-
al on the most favorable terms.
Buyer. will find in our stock the handsomrst asseH-
mont of Fancy driiele for both Indies and Gentlemen,
whilst the supply Of Staple Goods and such articles ns
ARE usually found in Wholesale Store, will be equal to
any house ia the city.
Inviting the merchants OF Virginia, North Garoina
md Tennessee examine stock do 50 with lie
sire to extend the trade of city with those Sacsaud
n determination price ont goods Us low hs can be at
iorded, with accommodating terms.
Feb l7-l&r2twi1ns RICHARDSON & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

Auiclesoppropriae 10 HE Fp@ Ciass--Boxes OF ha's.
hunncts M furniture
Ar,icles appropriate 10 Second Caa-Boxes, tnles
G dry goods feathers shoes saddlcy glass; paints ois.
hugs and e,nicclioncry.
Arliclcs apu0ptiaic 10 Third Class-Virginn doncs-
les sugnr coffee liquor bnggng rope, butter, cheese.
manufactured lobncco. leather hides, cotton yarns, cop
lmr tn sheet iron, hoow-ware, queensware, castngs.
mfwurc Marble dressed and other henvy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
iificles aypyopltate 10 he P1u,M C2ass.-Flour lin
.oeks icc pork beef fish lurd allow and bacon, Tia
asks boxes sncks booswax, bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit, bar iron narb'o (nndrossod) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing
:, so miles so Salt per bushol
,a''eL l,r 100 miles. Q. 90 of Fifty pounds. 10
n e"n ~ ~. . $50 miles. $50 II
WV IDS. zoe miles, 300 Carried East. IL
SeIt 7-.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22
MorcmeRtS ofGpa. Pierre

New York, Feb. i7-Gen. Pierce left
here for the South at O'Clock, and will GO
directly through to Washington where ne
will arrive early tomorrow morning
SECOND DISPATCH
PnlLADELPnA, Feb. IL
Gen. Pierce arrived here at 81 o'clock to-
night. and put up at McKibbin's Merchants
Hotel. He will probably leave in the morn.
ing for Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22
STRAW GOODs-spRING 1883.

rUNH E Subscriber is prepared to exhibit tn Mer
u chants and Milliners his usual heavy stock of La
dies and Misses Strano and SIN Bon1r2s, S1raw Trim
mings and 1ytifciai EocerS; Palm-leQG Panama and
every variety of Summer HAS for Gentlemen; which for
Extent Variety and beauty of manufacture well as
uniformly close prices, will he found unrivalcd.
THOMAS WHITE.
No. Ia South Second Street,
Feb 7.d&ct24F Philadelphia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

ENDIEAEION.-Mr Rice offers her itHnk- t"
"a her patrons, and Informs them thai she ina mayed
her school 10 the house above The formerly
occupied md The SQUARE She will give instruction
in the Latin md OF tac higher English Branches:
encouraging her pupils in the morning ,of life To stnr'
their minds with useful knowledge and their henrs with
right aec,ioas To attain this she ass the aid Of the
parents, for IN Union is strength
Terms made known entrance.
Ell. 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22
GENCY FOR CLAIMS FOR VIVID.

N OJp,S dc. am acting as agent in procuring ZEN
lions far widows whose husbands died in the service,
in the war of 1872 or any wnrs since l190 or my as
,istant can always be found my Office, in Lynchburg,
where will be glad to ali who have claims tn pros
ecn,a CHAS. w. STATHAM.
Feb. 9--c6m.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22
virginia * Tennessee Railroad.

Is - -
nNAND AFTER Monday 25th January, 1858.
y the Mail, and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily Sundays excepted ut o'clock, ri'
and nrfiye at Salem at l0l o'clock. NJ Retnrnins
will lcnve Salem Mt q o'clock, 7 NJ, and arrive In
bynchbu1g et54 o'clock + M-stoppng. going and retnf-
ming the following places only Forest Depot Goodies
Liberty. Oak Mugn Buford s,Bonsacks, Big Lick, and
Salem. There will be a Freight Train leaving Salem
daily Sundays excepted, at Cd O'Clock, NJ and ono
leaving Lyuchburg nj i o'clock NJ To ehch Poss-
enger will be attached Thesot trims will stop Tor
freight. and passengers ut Haseys, Clays Forest De-
pot, Goo1ca, Lowry. Liberty, Oak Melga, Buiofds,
Bousaeks Gish's Mil. Big Lick md Salcm.
Slaves travelling by themselves either trim must
be furnished with two pnsses. that be rstan-
I'd in Tia olce and il be expressy stated on the
pass tht they permitted To go on the cars rree
negroes obtain tickets before starting, of the tcbo
agent t. Nhpm they must produce satisfactory evidence
of thrir freedom.
Tn0s SHARP
Supt Transp't,
mn - lVcts yn x Tenn II.
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CONCERN.

n EW CONCERN.-Having bought the intrr-
eat II NJ VIM. I. North. IN tie concern a oaan-
ers North X Thy, intending continue the general
GROCERY, FOR lpARDINL md COMMISSION
business avail ourselves of this occasion 10 tender
r services old friends and and to
II them. shall be happy 10 deal with them, aud
the public generally, and to se the adynntn
eceus terms to the purchasers Of unr goods. bus
everything for cash aud at cash price,.
nm = -d&cills SAINDERS& IRBY.
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ARRIVAL Of THE AMERICA

Three Days Later from Europe.
HALIFAX. Feb l7-The steamer America
arrived here earl this morning. with Liver
pool dates Of Feb 5lh. Owing to a disarrange-
ment Of the wire, her news could not be trans
miiled ea lv.
ENGLAND.
The great reform banquet took place at Man
chester on the Sd inst. eorgeWiIson presiding,
& many members Of Parliament We're present.
Mr.. Cobden,in his speech. offered to bettfl00O
to 1s.that Napoleon NO never invade Eng,
land. VIM. b, ohe ston took the bet anGbound
Golden over in legal bonds for the full g"
mount.
Lirerpo0l Feb. 5M-Cotton was s;eadler
at the previous advance of I'D per ID. The
sales ofthe eek were 65 600 bales, Of which
spectators took 10000 and exporters 5000
bales. Sales on Friday closing very firm
The quotations are: Fair Orleans ,65d, Mid
ding Cd, Fair Uplands CID, Mlddlns 5fd
Middling Mobile sgd
BreadstuTs were dull and declining. Flour
had receded Is per bbl, wheat Sd. per 70 lbs.
and corn Cd. per quarte7. Western cana
flour 25s., Philadelphia and Baltimore 26s. 3D.
Ohio 25a27.; white wheat 7s.a7s. 2d.;red os
6d.a7.; mixed Is. Yellow corn 32s.. white 36s
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RAILROAD TO WEALTH.

Tickets TO be procured at The Old Established
House of
M4RHONS, co. .LOTTERY And EXCHANGE
BROKERS,
MUSEUM BUILDING, BALTIMoRE MARYLAND.
III ARION 4, CO, Take grent pleasure in presenting
1YQ tothe public the following grand and Magnificent
LOTTERIES to be drawn in the city of Baltimore during
the month of FEBRUARY The Prizes range from
of $4,000. The prices Of Tickets vary from 81 Ia
$50.
Tothose who wish to venture for the smiles of Dame
Fortune, afey say no better opportunity could
lars with us in Of those splendid Lotteries and
our word for il you viii never regretit.
MARION CO.
b., L
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% LOST, on wednesday evening lnst, II small
1>.9n Terrier dog puppy, black with yellow legs and
breast and u yellow spo. each ego. will pny Il
bcrnl reward for his delivery or information concerning
him. y. ID. DAFENiOhl.
Feb l2--ts.
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I'd T. ATIOk 1.-THE NEXT REGULAR
IL Session of the subscribers school will commences
"a Tuesday, the first day Of February and close the
irst Of July II is desirable that pupils shoud be rre
at the beginning Of the session.
TERM' per session Of months, az 50. SIS 30 md
$50 90 according the guide Of scholar
School Room Church STREET. nearly N rer of the
Frmlin Hotel. WM b FEATHERS TON.
ian 81 -.}fifWts