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To the Public,

consequence Of the inclcmemt weather
through the nontl, of Jannary. the Board
Of Trustees Of the COkESBCRY MASONIC
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE will
extend the present Scholastic Year to tho last
day of October, without additional cIiurga 20
patrons.
J. X. VANCE, p. Is. T..
Feb. !, 1856. ~ tf
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&C GOODS
FOE 8 E.HIs

LAND &c GOODS
FOHe SA LIE!
'ENlIE undersigned wishing to pay his debts
L mud change his business, offers for Sale his
Home Place, known us
I'll u IL i . y ur&.
eleven miles below Abhevillc e. H., OIL the old
Stage Rmd to Augusta, containing FIFTY
EIGHT ACRES. On it is "a
Good Dwelling and Store House,
tirst-rate Stables and other necessary out-buill
ings For Selling Goods, it is one of the best
Stands in the District.
Also-My Richey Tract,
containing SIXTY ACRES, one mile East of
Harrisburg. On it is large and good
Fr a m e d DIV elling House,
n fine Young Orchard Of various kinds of Fruit.
will sell the above Tracts OF Land together
or separately, 10 suit purchasers.
Also. my entire
stock OF %oods
Consisting Of almost everything usually kept
III Country Store, fresh and mew, for Casl: or
Iasii Note. ID. W. &. TlLLOTSON.
Harrisburg, $. c., June %, 1856. lO-Gm
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SEcRErARY's OFFICE

SEcRETARY's OFFICE
Columbia, June IL, 1856.
l hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy
of a Bill entitled (" a Bill to amend the fourth
section Of the first Article of the Constitution of
this State" passed 10th December, a. ID. 1855,
and now in this office
Given under my hand and tho Seal of the State
w. +. ARTHUR,
Deputy Secretary Of State.
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SC0Tr'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,
Patented Nav If 1874

Patented May 10, 1854.
WE attention Of Planters, Farmers. and
l. Stock feeders in general arc respectfully
called to this Mill as the most important article
oof the kind now in use; moi oniv well n,inntef
for grinding Cob Meal for Stock, but Grits or
line ilominy for the table, and especially Bread
fall. " ~
In setting this Mill, no Mechanic or frame
work is wanted, only requiring to he fustcnc cd to
floor or platform. Easily adjusted and used by
ANYBODY, even child
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first
premiums ut the late Agricultural Fairs Of Mis-
Sour, kentucky, Maryland, md other States :;
and that IN the most complimentary manner; as
well rs the most ready COMMUNICATIONS from the
th1G'H"us ,I witnessing its performance.
lhcse Alills are guaranteed in the most posi-
i've manner Hgninst defects or brcaknre. when
property used; and No. 2 warranted to grind
~ bushels Of feed Der !:onr with one horse and
offered ut The low price of 1856. oil complete for
attaching the team; No. 8, at S65, grrinds Is
bushels per hour, with one horse No. No !! :. S:1,
gr'nds 2O bushels per hour with Two horses.
Tho ab"ve Mills mny be found at the
Agency for the Manufacturers at Abbeyille Court
House. HENRY s. KERR Ao,o,,
june 4. 1856. If
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Proprietors Of the AbheviIle Baam.r and
Independent Press, have established tho follow
ing rutes Of Advertising to be charged in both
pnpers:
livery Advertisement inserted for Il less tine
than three months, will be charged by the inscr-
ton ut One Dollar per Square Ut incl,-tle
space Of IL solid lines or css,) for the first n>er-
ton, and Fifty Gents for each subsequent in.
scrtion.
rB The Commissioners, Shcriff's, Clerks and
Ordinnry's Advertisements will be inserted in
both papers, each charging hnlf price.
EB Sheriff Ievics, One Dollar cnch.
Announcing Candidate. Five Dollars
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars, to b.
paid by tho Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
longer at the following rates:
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80: Negro Goods.
SCHLETY GEORGIA PLAINS,
~ BROGANS, BLANKETS, &c.-the lar
gent Stock ever brought 70 this place, and will
DO sold fox Cash at prices which will compare
with the Charleston, Columbia or Augusta mar
kets. Call and see them,a
CHAMBERs& Il MARsHALL,s.
October 8. "a Z; If
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.

VIE indciatigable LYONS is making change
Il in his business, and all those who hav'nt
got Summer Clothes enough TO last them out this
and next month, will save 25 per cent by letting
HIM know it.. He's gong to change his Summer
Stock OF Clothing to Winter one, consequently
bargains can be had at his Clothing House.
:, lie has small lot of Winter Coats, Pants and
Vests, left over from last winter, which he is
se'hng now at loss Come soon, or you won't
get any of them.
Aug. &, 1866. l6 tt
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Two DoLLsns aud FIfrY CEHrs If not paid within
six months md THREE DOLLARS if not paid be-
fore the end of the year. All subscriptions not
limited at the time Of subscribing will be con-
sidered ~ Indefinite, and will bo continued until
arrearages nre paid, Or at the option of the Pro.
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a6iy be accompanied with the CaSh
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TERMS: hutton Tn Primary Department, term of five
Annual Announcement of the MISSOURI MEDICAL. COTuEcE

ro, TOR THE SESSION OF l056-7. | UhN 5. MOORE, M. D., Professor of Theory and sD Practice of Medicines; | ABNER MOTION. M D.. Professor of Cbemistrv , ca Therapeutics and Medical Botany; JOHN T. HODGEN, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy fhf ION SPENCE, M. D.. Professor of Physiology and Comparative Anatomy;
 l.. .; FRAZER, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children:
 DRAKE MCDOWELL, M. D., Adjunct Professor of JOSEPH \. MCDOWELL, M.D.. Professor of Sur
 gery and Pathological Anatomy, and Dean of JOHN J. MCDOWELL, M. D., Demonstrator of The faculty Is now composed of able and expcri- enced teachers. The fee for tuition Sl05: oradua- ion ee S2o; matricuaton fee, 50; dissectng ticket Sl0. ''O'>0''
 Three years study, including two courses of Iec tures or reliable evidence that the applicant has been Teputably engaged in practice for three years and mas attended course of lectures in this institution wlIi be required of all who wish to graduate.
 From the first of October lectures will be delivered at the College Hospital and Dspensary by the diff erent members of the Faculty on subjects relating to her 1858, to the first of March 1851 the regular lee tures will be delivered, six each day. with the prv- ege ot the Dssecting Room from six to eleven o'clock at night
 Persons wishing further information will receive prompt attention by addressing the Dean or on ar rlWng Tn the city will find Dr. Frazer and Hodgcn on the corner of Four and Walnut streets. and Dr. Moore under the Planters House or the Dean at the College, corner of Eighth and Gratiot streets St. Louls Mo- ho will give them the requisite informa- ton. JOS N MCDOWELL N D Da.r
 6n
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Agents fol the True Democrat.


 Arkansas County-W. H. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post
 w. Nj. JOHNSON, South Bend. AshLey-JA's NORRIS and A. J. HAYS Hamburg; Dr. L. L.
 MARTIN, Long View.
 Bradley-JoHN HAvIs, Lanark; W. J. LEPHIEw, Wm. NJ
 VANVALKENBURG, Warren JOHN M BURNS, Mt. Eba BentOn-Gen. A. WHINERY, Spavlnaw; Wm J. HOWARD
 Bentonvlle.
 Crittendem-JSo s. HOLLOWAY, Marion. ColHmbia- w. II. STEEL, Magnolia; H. H LEARY, aicon Clark-J. R. THOMPSON and J. Il. CRoss Amity; SAM M
 SCorT, Philadelphia. CarroU-Hon B. BUNCH Kings River; w. w. WATKINS Conpay-R. L. CARcrLE, Springfield.
 Gaines Landing.
 Crauford-GEo. AUSTIN, Van Buren. Dreu-J. S JORDAN, Monticello. Dcshd-JoHN CARROLL, Napoleon. Franktn-Dr D. c. WRIGHT, Charleston; ROBERT C.
 TwEEDY, Ozark.
 Fahon-JoHN $. SHAVER Cross Plains; J. s. RUSSELL,
 Rapp's Barrens.
 Grss---joHS M MITCHELL, Gainsvile; w. NJ. PEBBLES,
 Greensboro.
 Hempstead--RoB'r l.. PHILLIPS, Washington Hot Spring-Dr J. G. H HALLIBURTON, Rockport; Dr. w. H.
 HAnMosH Hot Springs; E. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JErH-
 HENDERSON, W Wilmington
 ,arl-Hon J, TN A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY and s. J. MASON, Mount Olive. Fsdependcnce-REUBEN HARpHAm, Batesvile; Dr. NJ. H. JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. Jtfcrson--J J. HAMMErr, Pine Bluff; J. SAVAGE, Leh. JohHSoa-Co JOHN $. HoUsroN, Clarksville; JOHN T. Jackson-C. II. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. NJ. MARTIN, Mt. HoRyrR, Eubank's Mills Lafavctte--J. M. MONTGOMERY, Lewisville. LarreneeJ N HIIHousE smithviile; H KIse Jackson; M,ntgomerv-JoHN P. GARRETT, Mt. Ida. Nonroe-H. NJ. CoUCH, Clarendon; s. w. BOYER, JNo. W. WILDER, Aberdeen; Dr. SULLIVAN, Moro WASH GNGroN PEBBLES. Mldisom-J. R. BERRY, Huntsville. M1rion-D. II. WILLIAMS, Melville. Osachta-R B. SMITH, Camden; RoB'T ATKINSON, Leek's Store. perrv-Hon. l.. D. HILL, Perryve. pauet-IIon. LEWIS SUrFIS, len. w. THRowER, Bo Phlips-C. II. ADAMsoN, Helena P-W. B. STEER, Antoine; E. H. ADAMS, II. H. MERI- DETH Wilton; Wm. J. KELLEY, Munrees sboro'. Pok-Wm. BUTLER, Big Bend THO MILLS, Panther; LEVI WTHERsPooN, Cove. PoDe-R. II. HOWELL and Col. w. B. YoUNG, Dover; J. W. BERNARD and c. E. ToBEY, Norristown. Pnrie-Co JA's E. GATEwooD, Des Are. Il Rapdoph--JoHN McCoY, Pocahontas. Il s. Francis-S. w. CHILDREss Madison; A. MCDANIEL, II LAngule; GEO. w. SEABoRN, Taylor's Creek. II &lre-Wm. A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. BEA- | yERs, Lost Creek. srr-A w. COLE, Paracfta; J. l.. NEAL Center Point. Sca4-R. G. GAINES, Park; Dr. D. c. WRIGHT. | Sarcg-Ilon. SAM LESLIE, Wiley's Cove.
 Uaor--W. E. HUNT, Hillsboro'; H. B. CoBB, Meeks; J.. | ARNOLD, Lisbon.
 Tan Bryen-L R. VENABLE, Clinton; D. B. CARGILE, Qut- | | Wkte-H REED Searcy THos. M. ALEXANDER, Velvet | Ridge; GREEN c. CARUTHERs Cold Well | TN-W. N. MAY, Danvie; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN II l. SHERMAN, Dardanelle; Jos GAULT Bluffton.
 T In addition the above list of agents Post Masters friendly the paper, authorized and requested \ o C Is agents.
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IrlZeS amounting to
 $2OO,OOO
loco prizes amount. S,oo ooc
 ,ors "v.e SD .a cnSS1O; Halves, S5; Quar-


 ;y me Alabama Georgia Lottcrlcs, aschan known scheme. The ercnnc tho nnhl;c have had of the management o,as, Lotteries the large amount of prizes sold, N,,romntn.ss with which they have been paid, aSe best cuurantics that .nc! VII a'"ays oe cohou ul i'll the most honorable manner.
 PLAN OF I'll. .OTTERY.
 There are 3D. GOO Tickets nhared from to 3o GOO There are 5S0 full Prizes an2o Approximatons- making ill all ,oo0 Prizes
 The drawing takes place inblic under the super intendence of two sworn Com sinners
 The numbers from to B 0 corr,snondino with those numbers on the tcketsrinted on separate slips of paper, encircled wismalI tin tubes and placed in one wheel
 The first 3So prizes. similarly nted and encircled are placed in another wheel. ! wheels are th,1 revolved, and number is drawhom the wheel O numbers and at the same time aizo is drawn iron the other wheel. The number al nrize drawn on are opened and exhibited to the aience and regis tered by the Commissioners, the ze being place, against the number drawn. This sration is repeat ed until all the prizes are drawn ou
 APPROPRIATIONS PRIzEs.-The t preceding an, the two succeeding numbers to thosuawing the frs 3o0 prizes will be entitled to the 62A ApproxmatoI Prizes according to the scheme.
 IN ORDERINR TICKETS, enclose tlmoney to ou address for the Tickets ordered. on heipt of whic they will be forwarded by first mail
 The List of Drawn Numbers and 'riz.s will sent to purchasers immediately after te d,swing. .a5 Purchasers will please write :hrsignature plain. and give their Post Office CouIy and State Ss Remember that every Prize isdawn, an payable in full without dcduction
 ssy All Prizes of $l ,000 and under aii immed ately after the drawing other Prizes the usu, time of thirty days.
 All communications strictly confidathl. Orders for tickets should be sent in ealy Prize Tickets cashed renewed in othr Tickets either office.
 Orders for Tickets can be addressed eitieito
 $. SWAN t5 CO.,, Ata1a, Ga
 or $. SWAN, Montgomery Ala. JOHN l.. LOGAN, Camden, Ouaclta count Arkansas, General Agent.
 Sept. 30. c. MCGOWAN. Agent. Ltth Rock
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OBS sERv TIoN Ns.
Mrs. Richards Young Ladies Institute
LITTLE ROCK, AKhANoAo. 5as NTR. AND MRS. RICHARD, late yE'laa laa

|tss MR AND MRS RIChAkp VahfI sd;es iiss SM SsG Institute, Mass, since nearly year Sfs- achers in Little Rock assisted by some of the pest agish teachers, will open on the second Wedhes- |y (l0th) of September next, in the State Dath hiding, opposite to the State House, a Boardihg S Day School for Young Ladies, in winch iihiiIeo snber of pupils will be admitted, and "here oe
 s an excellent Preparatory Department TOT , Eh .i 'sh, an opportunity will be ofeged to study all the shest branches of science English, Foreign and An
 nt Literature, as also local and Instrumental mu- T 1T m Its highest state of culture.
 C'Drse q Stvdw-The course of studies Will em . race all the English branches; Spelling and Denn- s' heading and Rehearsal. Grammar. .Compositlon' Togfaphy, U. $. History, Penmanship, Arthmeuc' ageora Geometry, Trigonometry, Astronomy Oni, sal sSal History, Natural History Natural and Mental Iiosophy, oca Music in classes, Casthenics, etc. yptsonat Course.-Opional course will embrace I I,a1h' Greek French, Italian, German and spanish, ~l @ extensively the Fine Arts, Drawing and !nstru- s. Music which of all the Fine Arts Of the pIe-
 o. day seems to be the most popular, and attracts Sse attention from both parents and children
 'eial teachers from the East and some from Eu- s % all graduates of the highest merit have been every one has his exclusive Department to l ne modern languages will be taught by natives oi qnerent countries to which they belong. and par b attention will be paid to music, as every enor' % been made to obtain fine result in that depart
 ne object of the Principals whose career of teach 1 TUT the last fifteen years in the United States has Con very successful one, is to establish Female hrge, second to none, in Arkansas. This they
 selected for their future home. and here they wisf sar sng their powers of usefulness and their every to the task they have undertaken, as adopted
 Is,Noers of this community.
 a9ar years course of solid and ornamental Branch t enttle the pupil to receive the diploma of the
 our hose wishing further information shall send
 with terms. etc., if they will make ap-
 ''h alrected to us through the post office.
 finuon F. RICHARD, Principal.
 '''' 'ock' Ark. July 29, 1856 If
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the whig and democratic parties," repudiating and denouncing both, and he cannot expect to derive support from either; but his claims must be judged by the principles of the party of which he is the representative. Of that P Tty I have only to say, in the language of Senator Pearce of Maryland, (whose admirable letter on the politics of the day commend to the attention of the whigs of Missouri,) that
 "I did not approve the mysterious system under which it was organized; the oaths ad- ministered to members upon initiation, and the discipline of the order, by which secrecy and obedience were secured. How far all this has been dispensed with do not know. The ori- ginal plan of their organization I could not but condemn as do the adoption of any principle which founds rule of political exclusion upon diversity of religious faith.
 The northern wing of the party came into it as think, with purposes very different flom those entertained by the rest. They adopted it as a cloak to schemes which all of us con- demn and detest. The necessary affiliations oi that wing of the party were with the anti sla. very men; and accordingly we find the mask now thrown off by the most of them, and see the development of their plans in such mea- sure as the personal liberty bill of Massachu- sets, which nulli6es law of Congress, violate the constitutional guarantee for the recovery oi fugitive slaves, and creates the fiercest and most dangerous discord between the north ane the south Their members of Congress have for the most part been consolidated with the pernicious party miscalled republican, ant many of the delegates to their presidential con vention have deserted to that motley alliance whose triumph would be the saddest calamity that ever befel our Union."
 Having now announced my purpose, and tn leading reasons by which have been governe have only to add that renounce no articl of my political faith as whig
 In supporting the election of national an conservative men, of eminent ability, integrit and patriotism, devotedly attached to the Ur ion, (though they are nominees of the demo cratic party,) I do but perform a duty becom ing whig-the object being to defeat the daI gerous sectional schemes of the unscrupnlou disloyal agitators who govern and control th party mscaled republican.
 H. s. GEYER.
The true Democrat., 1856-10-07
< THE KENTUCKY MILiTARYI IN- < M STITIIE. Directed by q RoarI of N- k1

|. sitors appointed by the State, is under the su U perintendence of Col. E. w. MORGAN, a distin- guished graduate ot West Point and practical Engi Ger. aided by able Faculty.
 Tine of study is that taught in the best Col leges with the addition of more extended course in Mathematics, Mechanics. Practical Engineering and Mining Geology also in English Literature Histori cal Readings, Book keeping, Business Forms, and in Modern Languages.
 Charge, $l02 per half yearly session, payable in advance
 The extension of the buildings will make room this session for additional students, who have tie past year been necessarily declined.
 Applications must be made before the 18th Octo Der.
 Address the Superintendent, at Military Institute, Franklin county, Ky, or the undersigned,
 r. DUDLEY, 5O-5w# President of the Board
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r Governor B., of our glorious common wealth. having appointed colored pusson" to the office of justice of the peace for neigh boring city, some wags got up case Of viola tion of the liquor law, with reference to it's ad- indication by "his honor" The joke having got wind, as matter of course the tide of spectators was immense, and our ebony judge spread himself to meet the crisis in manner worthy the study of Huntley or Thayer, and to the infinite diversion of the crowd.
 The evidence all tending to conviction, the defendants counsel was reduced to the neces- sity of objecting to the phraseology of the war rant contending that the error was fatal one, inasnuch as the instrument was addressed to the constables of tour said toton' instead of city" Here was a dilemma The court made so long and profound an examination of the paper, that tho defendant offered to bet even on an acquittal; but the thermometer of his joy soon fell, as Judge Pomp announced that " de court habin made bery careful exami- nation ob de paper and hear de objections, find dat de objections altogether .irribolous, for de court habin sarch in de dictionary and consider in' de matter by de light ob common sense and de udder standards, come to de conclusion dat | de word "town" and de word "city" same ting as synonymous terms! De difference so small dat it take powerful microscope to diskiver de variation. What de difference between town and city? In both cases dar good many houses and good many people mo person ebber know de distinction by looking at 'em De court it. self hab bery great donbt whedder de greatest minds dat shed light on de spirit ob de age know de difference. Dis court take occasion to remark dat he bery much astonished when he see lawyer ob edication Gas he no doubt de gemman is what plead dis case) make fribeohs objection which subserve no sorto purpose 'cept to take up de time ob de court, and make de cost count up.
 De judgment ob de court is dat de defendant is guilty ob de criminality and fine him fifteen
 dollar for breakn de law, and deavour to hab de bill ob de cost m ade out in few min- utes. Msser constable journ de court"
The true Democrat., 1856-10-07
'. B.. CAV. J. E. JAMESON
 CAV & JAMS SON, CIVIL ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS
General Land Agent!

General Land Agents,
 HELENA, ARK. HAVING recently entered into co-partnershp, \ II and established permanent office, are prepared to execute all work in all the branches of our profes sion in the State of Arkansas and adjoining States viz: All kinds of surveys Railroad surveys, Levee surveys and locations; plans estimates etc. surveys of swamp lands; and designs and es inmates for drainage of lands, water works and river improvements All kinds of work in graduation measured and reported in detail Plans and speclti cations furnished for bridges wood brick and stone Typographical, Geographical and Hydrographieal drawings executed and Autographs supplied by skill ful artists. We will attend to the location, purchase and sale of swamp and government lands, in the Helena and Jacksonport districts Having an extensive acqnalnt ance with the swamp and government lands lying in these districts we are prepared to make favorable To- cations, and give reliable information. We will fur. nish correct map and give detailed description oI all lands that we may locate.
 We will, if desired, for small compensation pay all taxes and assessments upon property ieft wth us
 Address CAV & JAMESON. Sept 8O 56-sm. Box B, Helena, Ark,
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CHARLESTON ACADEMY.

ME Trustees of Charleston Academy, take plea Il sure in announcing to the public, that the first Session of this Institution will commence on Monday the 9th of October next, under the charge of Mir JOHN M. PETTIGREw, late Professor of Mathematics m Arkansas College" as Principal and Rev. E. NJ. NoRTHUM, long and favorably known as a teacher in the English branches of education. a, Assistant Comfortable boarding can be had with respectable privrte families at Sl 50 per week. The location of the Academy is justly regarded as one of the most healthy in the State. Rates of Tuition per Session of Five
 Months. Primary Class. ..s7 50 Preparatory .....s sl5 % English ........ .. 10 % Classical ... 20 %
 TRUSTEES
 THOMAS ALDRIDGE Prcs't JAMES r. PURL, JAS. +. CoTToN. DeRosY CARROLL, JOHN A. MILEHAM
 E. NJ. RICHARDSON
 HENRY F. CARTER, Scc'y. Charleston, Franklin County, Aug. 1856.
 46-tf
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SCHOOLS & COLLEGES.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY, Little Rock. Arkansas.
DER THE CHARGE OF THE SISTERS OF N

UNDER THE CHARGE OF THE SISTERS OF MERCY ITIHIS Institution is beautifully situated on the 1 Square at the Corner of Louisiana and Elizabeth streets The buildings are spacious. a large brick addition being lately erected) and the extensive grounds offer delightful resort during the hours ot recreation
 The course of studies will be solid and extensive, |embracing the English, French and Italian langua- |ges History, Geography, Philosophy; including As Eronomv and the use of the Globes; Arithmetic Al zebra Botany ocal and Instrumental Music, Draw |ng and Painting, and all kinds of useful and orna- mental Needle Work Parents may rest satisfied that yery attention consistent with the spirit of firm ut mild government, will be paid to the comfort oi he young ladies placed at this Institute, whilst the utmost care will be taken to nourish in their minds those principles of virtue and religion which alone ban render education profitable. No undue Influence ha be exercised over the religious opinions of the tupis however, for the maintainance Of good order h will be required to conform to the external Discipline of the house. The Scholastic year, which lommences on the first Monday in September, IS dl- | ded into two Sessions of five months each