The true Democrat., 1856-07-29
Mrs. Richards Young Ladies Institute,
 LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS.


 xgaA MR. AND MRS. RICHARD, late "a aal,aa, | AE M of the Pittsticld Young Ladies s,.t}s | ySN Institute Mass, since nearly year gsaSS teachers i'll Little Rock assisted by some of the best English teachers. will open on the second Wedncs- day lothl Of September next, in the State Bank building, opposite to the State House, Boarding and Day School fo. Young Ladies in which limited number of pupils will be admitted and where be- l sides an excellent Preparatory Department for En- glish opportunity will be offered to study all the highest branches of science English Foreign and An cicnt Literature, also ocal and Instrumental mu- sic in its highest state oi culture. Course 0f .Stgdg:-The course of studies will em | brace all the English branches; Spelling and Dcfn ing, Reading and Rehearsal. Grammar, Composition, Geography, U. s. History, Penmanship, Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Astronomy; Uni, versal History Natural History, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Vocal Music in classes, Calisbenics etc Optional Cou5se-Optional course will embrace Latin. Greek, French. Itaan, German and spanish, and extensively the Fine Arts, Drawing and lnstru mental Music, which of all the Fine Arts ot the Pie- sent day seems to be the most popular, and attracts most attention from both parents and children.
 Several teachers from the East and some from Flu rope, all graduates of the highest merit have been engaged: every has his exclusive Department to attend to.
 The modern languages will be taught by natives of the different countries towhich they belong and par ticular attention will be paid to music as every effort has been made to obtain fine result in that depart ment.
 The object of the Principals whose career of teach the last nllCen years III the Unlted States been very successful one. is to establish Female College second to none, in Arkansas. This they have selected for their future hOme and here they 10 bring their powers of usefulness and their every energy the task they have undertaken, adopted members of this community.
 four years course of solid and ornamental Branch will enttle the pupil to receive the diploma of the Institution.
 To those wishing further information we shall send circular with terms if they will make ap plication directed to us through the post office
 w. F. RICHARD Principal. Little Rock, Ark July 29 1856 If
 ""tice to all Whom it may Concern.
 TEohPisncc with instructions addressed to me by nos; A. A.oSndricks, esq, Commissioner of the general Land ofi,~ Notice is hereby given to all whom It may c,ucern That from tbe "a, tn the 18th September next r;n hear nn, tost;,onn,, that may be submitted to me. uas r,n;! ! I;. the fact whether the following descrr.ad Iands ,are on the 2Sth September, 1850. of the characsr intend ed to be conveyed to the State of Arkansas as ,,nn Land" by the act of that chtte whether they had been reclaimed by artificial means before that time If the parties desire it. and will incur the expense competent deputy will be despatched to the Land to ascertain by actual inspection its character
 In the examination greater weight will be attached to testimony, ecited by Pe'SnnQl examination of wit nesses, than to any presented in the shape of any atiidavits or dispositions. Each forty acre tract viii be examined into and reported upon as to its own merits HENRY M. RECTOR,
 Surveyor General of A Arkansas
 July 29, 1856. Ct.