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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
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sIaIy lsS they may from rom
are % S nake e said
our hand this 2ith day of July 1850 N''e" a'''e'
,,,,.,.u,u anne anne " #A EHEstHHReS'
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court of
a s aa sy ssssy
t on Sess With % 1.-THE the sub
from anpss tot 81 afs @sy
i% gsH payment Given HHdsT haPds this
,ass ,a~.~ EDWIN SFzH fl i a5S, rAan
THIS is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
te snsns Gp" Ga th s' IS
a,e of GETTY late Of said city, deceased All
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law al Of s 4es GtherS Al ,s
date payment Given under my hand this 25h day OF
io.,,,v.v. y, ELIZA JANE GETTY,
.VNHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scrber has obtained from the Orphans, Court Of
State rHfG lf se Of saG
said deceased are hereby warned exhibit the same with
icreoI 10 subscriber before the
cy % annay neX they may otherwise by law, be
Give" under my han" this 9th 5 5oY s sTS
l9l0-law4W- Executor:
TN EQUITY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
Il WmRGESTER COUNTY. July TERM, s6O-SAMUEL
A MfMASFEE and henry n MERRILL rs. SAMUEL
The object of lhs to procure Decree for sale of
july Il ofsasei f0S bg NE G de
day Of july s he G saes t to on ms @
be b ig ann ia estate which is particularly described in
ndemniiying the said complsnants against los, on ae
Guardian of D 9r e dFndant his bond as
made default as such guardian whereby the said
11t Pay hs aaa the a@ aspT viii
S out o. th sa e S Nary ha nd
3 f9 to B. s s S
paper published Baltimore once in each Of our
Of oeet and SUBSTANCE noei h is
fpRfaa IA this is snaar in ps or by
f% rcT the premises and show if he has why
jns7ar4v F Fss copy WI F. T FFTNoSs Gsk
lCITYnCHARLES MATTFELDT Us DANL X. SHANE
July 3.th so-0rdered that the sale made aud reported
mentioned in the proceedings this cause, ratified and
before the day august next provided eopH on
this order be inserted in newspaper printed in Bal
10Th day of August next "e'AS 0e'0'e '"e
Ihe report states the amount of sales to he 5000
True copy-test-GEO W. SHERWOOD,
X.
! I OsT-CERTIFICATES OF STOCK OF THE
~ UNION BANK OF MARYLAND, in the names of
J9hn Glenn and Achsah Wkins, Executors of William
Wilkins, amounting in all to EIGHTY-NINE SHARES,
Eia No IS oct9ner 26th 1850 -Four Shares No. 1885,
October 29h, 1850 Eight Shares No February 18th
1885, Seventeen shares No. l,7l6 February An 1855 Sixty
Shares. All persons who be interested in the matter
are hereby called upon shew why certificate shall
not be given in the place of those lost aforesaid
Ju3O2aw6w JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
| TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Lefty July Both, ls6o-CHARlES II. RIOS, rs JAMES
DUKE Ordered, that the sale made and reported by
utr NJ Reynolds, Trustee, the the property
mentioned in these proceedings be ratified and confirmed
the 9th day of August next-Prouided copy Of this
order be inserted in some printed Baltimore
once III each OF three successive weeks before the 2 ay of
| August next ~ -
| The report states the amount Of sales to be $500
| GEO. W. SHERWOOD, Clerk
True copy, Test-GEO. W. SHERWOOD
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FREIGHT ROUTE LII holEhH
0A'lAoF 5f flTE I PNSTNT rIIYNGHGgRc VA KNOX
nd THE steamers GEORGE and
The South s SGsl2 Rar6 for
THE SHORTEST, THE 46sT '' Ex ifPTfS fefsTT
~ u. BEST ROUTE f FOR FREIGHT
10 10 all important points in Southwestern Virginia
bama and Mississ T;eofga and the northern part OF M
Foq 1eeePted for through any of the above paco,
tons on the r rates and time the seyeaI Sta,
J. BRANDT, Jr,
iuoIt, agent Powhatan Steamboat Companv
No. s Light street wharf
ii For PETERSBURG (via CTR
GRbk lSfys o6gh street wharf on EVERY sAT
dations apply to 'Ne ''3'e noon acromoda-
iu2,.t, J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
. Light street wharf.
Evsysar-v,N FOR RICHMOND, VA
Ny street t oG wharf EVERY "Wednesday AFf ssR
For freight passage having fine State Room ,rcomr
in9,t, J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
:. Light street wharf.
E,s.sEss, FOR THE SOUTH
ksssss'=ssazf TI Direct FROM NEW YORK, PHuADEI
FhlA and BALTIMORE, via the
tn NoprorU BAY LINE,h
TON GHt tHARfGrTk c t6Et&
SPRING AND f sGE8 SRHEEE1 &SFAS AN MEM
BAY LINE GAss E1Bf s6fSsfFRt E5syVsEy
Tho Sh, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
70 NE being so arranged that the traveller issuh
~ NJ MUTT N SfAgE L3 On ne r Railroad from
p,ou, vo,- W.. THROUGH TiCKEffs ~ T.
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A PERLE CHAMPAGNE

- This celebrated Wine is highly sp.,s,; ,
pure and Of rich fruity taste unsurpassed perfectly
any Vine in the american market. III quahty BY
RUBIS (Cabinet CHAEPAGNE.-Particular a,ta,..
connoisseurs is invited to its qualities and o.
dinner Wine Of unrivaled merit Its beautiful R,J, as
FTaransed to be the natural product Of the grape
PARTICULAR NoTIcEThe undersigned, being aware III
many competitors spreading the report that the Wine
under the name Of Rubis is artcialy coored do
hereby Did the Of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS toany known
cnsms VINO could in public experiment, afford the
proof that the deep color Of the Rnb due
'nins else out the pure juice of the grape.
j. GoIRa 4 Co.,
TO- Chalons sur Marine, France.
~. CHARLES II. MYERS 4 BRO,
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True copy-test-GEO ". SHERWOOD,
CLARK

TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
IBALTIM0RE CITY.-IN THE MATTER OF THE IN
SOLVENT ESTATE OF JACOB WEBER-Orlered this
@ day Of July 1890 that the sale lease
reported by Tear Marriott trustee have been made to
Mrs Ely, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown before the first Gay of September
next provided copy of this order be published once
week for three successive weeks before that day some
daily newspaper printed and published in this city
w. l.. MARSHALL.
True opy-Test-WILLIAMJ IIAMILI,
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Is asasS FOR w ZEE NJ vo,,u.
- BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
loWs: - ~ '' WI run o.
Leave Camden Station, BALTIMORE [excapt
M $50 A. NJ; Express daily at AC0 p NJ and Sccommolo
SOUTHWEST. Va INN " f4'9l,
,.. FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont taxi Inc "a A n ,,
oetneeh ouinDerand and Wheeling, and between grafton
am Farkers9urg take the $50 r. NJ train fraU Ra ,ion
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Raitir,n sn nS,tnAofe
and from Frederick at 100 N 7 1T 40 - ~
TIE ElLlCUfT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Rai,oor a. .
6.i0P. NJ W '''V'' > MINIS at i.i9 A. H., ahd
FOE WASHlNGTOw AND TIRE SoUrg
lave 6aumore at rs and $40 A. ants is anst ao.p
Re- at 425 A. H. only. Leaves Washington for
e az ~ ant 740 4. NJ, and 20 and "A p Ii ~
on u on al ~ only The second and third train
Sny from baltimore stop way points The second an
9urt trans from Baltimore and the second and tbird fr
"ansngon connect with trains the AnnapoIis Road
TSr tcSets OF every kind information nc andy 70
hNSlAND Agent or at the Ticket Oice Canden station
W p SMITH,
l. N Cnrr o,r Master OF Transportation
=
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passaGe to Patnxent 81. Meals extra. d
Iassa%e to Fair Haven 80 cents Meals extra
+ y !! ;., STEAMER GEORGE wEEMs

49,, LIE STEAMER GEORGE MEANS
WI" caFe Baltimore for the PatuXen river every FgIDNy
morning at O'Clock, far up as Hills LanarG 49,
ing VIII leave Helps Landing every Monday nornino rn
beueact VIII leave Benedict
6ocock for Baltimore, calling a. FUN Point I'D E a.
Haven going and returning ' anu raT
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
THEO WEEGS, Master
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ESS, Eggssss;s4ssE FUR THE
6szH &-Ks~Sd@ o T. H,
WEST AND MORT EST.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMNER ARRANGERENT


NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMNER ARRANGERENT.
CHANGE OF HOURS
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily teScept Sundays at $50 A. NJ
and the Express Train daily at $50 P NJ Elmira Buff
ao, Niagara Falls Kingston Scranton Bingham pten, Sy
racnse OsTego Toronto, Quebec and Montreal and all parts
OF western lew York and Canada. Also, for Psburg Chi
West and Northwest. - ~
Travellers either of these to Detroit and
Chicago, via Niagara Falls, at the By any
other '
For New York City by the s3OA NJ Train with only one
change OF and at low rate ny other
At $50 a NJ; for Emmttsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster.
epanon Reading Pa Pottsville, Bethlehem Allentown,
nIston Carlisle, and Chambersburg and for Eagcistown
AtS3gA N. and and P NJ. for Green Springs Ow
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily texcept SIM
uaayl at 40 or. NJ, for the West and Northwest
Inc Cockeysyie Accommodation Train at 20 A. NJ from
Bohoh, and $50 p NJ from Calvert Station Reurninfr ar
rlNeS at :. 10 NJ and % ?. NJ ' "
travellers from Washington and the Sonth by the %
this road. "'''i i'o '''i''S O'e'
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket Office
Baltimore. N ''''''s'
,or,rr ,,,,-, JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JonN i. KlGNEY. Asst Superintendent
J. ID. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June 26, 1860 iecotf
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II EDWARDS JR. & CO.,
~ 2SoUTH CHARLES STREET, Baltimore,
AGENTS. FOR THE FOLLOWING MANUFACTURERS
NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, BosToN
SUFFOLK GLASS WORKS, BosToN,
JAS. b. LYON Il Co., PITTsBURG, Pa
BRYCE, RICHARDS Co., PITTsBURG, Pa
66DAMs, MACKLIN Il Co., PITrsBURe Pa
Pa. AM 'hiao "LAss "ohhs, fIrTsBuRd
TAlILIps & BEST, PIrTsBURa, Pa
MASS " c"' OAPE GOD dLAss WORKS, SANDWICH,
from each samples Of every description Of Glassware
and goods nrnpany now on hand Orders will be taken
ana * he supplied in the shortest possible time
Also samn,es prices to the trade only
glass; Rouabes aO the best manufacoes Of French Plate
nesses: Ornamental Plate, all sizes and thick
Red Lead and Litbasaee , ruoic Buildings.
Also, full supply OF American s5 England FORKS
and Wine Bottles constantly on hand herman Demiohns
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notice.
FOR THE PATUXFET RIVER

c,,,,,,-- FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
COZ GGtianGE OF DATS.-On and after WEDNESDAY Nav
"a 1869, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii Iss 10y
Sm9re i%r The PatuXCnt river every EDN ESDAY and
I'm; MORNINGS at clock, proceeding as far mn
as as lyons cree on Wednesdays Returning viii leave Ly
M creek on thursday morning. O'Clock for Rail- MOI
VIII ave Baltimore Saturday morning Mt & o%SclI e.
kl LaAcng Returning, will leave Hills Landinr on
Mohiay morning at O'clock for BaltIlnra caIIi,i III
haven going and returning ~ VIM an" FAH
Erglsht rscelyed On IleslnEs Mo EriLnrs
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leZ2-I1 GEO W. WEEMs, Master.
x d. FOR THE EASTERN


WFSTFpNT
The new, swift and connections Steamer KENT TaEioi
John H. hrwan leaves herwlarI on Light strret fot ~
oamden,, Ter Gii4PrAN NIX RIy Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
a ab $1,000 MORNING, at o'clock, touching a t
Ianpr1dHe GofaS Point, Castle Haven Sbnrman;s Ber
lughletts Wharf Cabin Creek Mcdfords Wharf Prd vi'
Getce EASTERN via Dover Bridgc0 Kinpstnwn Cn;i
h non f@ Vey agdpg and Denton Reunne leaves
ST ' 'l cr IN In hSpAf AND MONDAY MORNING.
rI lsaYeS for ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER EVERY
51uhsI9A1 and FRIDAY MORNING. Petnrnn, san r
gay Round Trip Tickets for these days 81 Freigh mut
ap25-JF
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In THE MATTER OF THE SALE P TIL
Il PROPERLY HORTGAGED BY EPHRAIM HICKMAN
AND ANN HIS WIFE TO WILLIAM MARTIEN

TO tE onorabe JOHN h PRICE, Judge OF The Circuit Court
for Baltimore county:
The report of William Martin, the above named
gagee of his proceedings in the above matter, respectful
shows that by virtue of the conferred him
the said mortgage (Which dated the fifty day July,
D. 1852 and record among the mortgage Records OF
said county, in Lber G. II. No IL, folio 2Ol &c.
giving bond with security provided by the
the code of public law and after giving notice time
place manner and terms Of SALE by advertisement published
IN sai county, in the Baltimore county Advocate and
the Baltimore county "Amerean, respectively more
an three successive weeks before the of
by advertisement published in Baltimore SsSunn a
newspaper extensively circulated in county
by aixng thereof to the Courtous in said
county, he did pursuant to said notice. attend prem
on the eleventh day of July instant, O'Clock A.
NJ and then and there proceeded sell
to the highest bidder that sale John Dushane of V
became purchaser thereof the highest bidder therefor
for the sum Of one thousand and fifteen dollars, aud
the said Maren that the said sale be ratified
confirmed by Honor All Of which spectfully
submitted. WILLIAM NAKTIEN
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ITrsIT 7 N. 7
Ieayc Bait for the Patuxent river eveiv FLIES
LAY morning at o'clock, far up as Iiii,s 20
n m VII eaXe s Landing every Thursday morn
ing Tor Benedict VIII leave Benedict every Er;ti.J r
ing at ococ; for Baltimore calling at PlIm morn
FAR Haven going and returning ~ JIM iaLu
Freight received on SATURDAYS and MONDAYS
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nUGAN Il JENKINS.
~ COMMISSION HARDWARE gERcgzung
Ars at Nc: SS SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
THOMAS TURTON SONS, CAST AND SHEAR Syv,,
MILAN GREAvE.S SONS, FILES, RAsPs, dc
J. G. HOVEY, BORING MACHINES
A; RANDALL, TACKs FINISHING NAILS, &c
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTs, WAsHrns ANN
PLANE IRONS ' "Ao'>Ao AND
AMERICAN BUTT COMPANY, Butt HINGES SAD IRONS,
CHARLES q, KELLOGG, CURRY COMBS soaLrs. kc
hAliI5 ELTON GO, PLATED SPOONS AND Forks
BRASS BUTTS '' Ai oAAso AND
DAVID SNYDER, SHovxLs AND spAprs
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY BRAss o.vn
STICKS 0AoS oaNpLf
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TN EQUITY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
4 WORCESTER COUNTY July TERN 1850 SAMUEL |

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1ClTY-CHARIIES MATTFELDT u.s. DANL, X SHANE
July 18th, 0Ordered that the sale made and reported
by Luther NJ Reynolds Trustee, for the sale property
mentioned in the proceedings OF this cause, be ratified and
conhrmed unless cause to the contrary thereof shewn
or before the 2st day of August provided copy of
this order be inserted in newspaper printed in Ral
moe once In each OF three successive weeks before the
10Th day of August next N "
The report states the amount of sales to he $780,
ILDN
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: n H'''0 ~ y
scrlber has obtained from the Orphans Court
balumore city, in Maryland, letters Iestamentary on
the personal estate of HELENA STEWART, late of said
Guy, deceased All persons having claims against
SAID deceased hereby warned exhibit the same with
te vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the
| cuded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 9th day of july, A. D. 1860
I ,o,. JOHN STEWART,
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RHINE AND FRENCH WINES.-A fine assert.
Ement for sale by NoEDEL WILHELMY, $40 West
Doieliioie elIeel. nl6-tf
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Lighthouse Inspectors Office, !
New York, July so. 1860
On or about the 9TH of August tine Barett's Reef Iiph
vessel will be taken into New London for repairs.
schooner exhibiting two fixed white lights will her
place on the station until her repairs completed
By order Of Lighthouse Board,
A. NJ. PENN0CK,
Lighthouse, Inspector ID dist
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-01
SALE OF PIEDMONT SPRINGS.

TENIE SUBSCRIBER. on THE FIRST MONDAY IN
February, 1880, will offer for sale the premises,
the highest bidder these well known and popular mineral
springs situated in the county OF Stokes " c. within
miles of the County Seat Rarely has there been present
ed to the uublic watering place combining many ad
vantages both to location and the virtues of the
these springs They situated in high healthy, and
abundant country i'll the midst of most beautiful mountain
scenery within twelve miles of the main stage road lead
ing from Salem via Madison TO Danville, and about the
distance from the proposed of the Danvile and
High Point Railroad, which is under survey, and a
large portion Of the stock taken for its completion The
spring itself gu>hes out from the side of HILL falls into
beautiful rock basin and in such bold stream
almost neXhausble supply of wafer. This water ha,
been anayzed by most distinguished chemist and
his language combines of the healing virtues than
any south of the Saratoga But these springs have
been largely parInzed and their virtues have been spe
cally tested in the of Scruu cutancOus affections,
dyspepsia, and other diseases Of the stomach &c &c,
be shown BY the testimony of the subjects themselves
The improvements good. The grounds enclosed,
and the buildings consisting of three large frame houses
with number of cabins are sufficient 10 accommodate
several hundred persons
Terms made known the day Of sale
Purchasers would do well TO examine for themselves
For further information apply TO the subscriber
=. SMALLWO0D,
Rich Square, Northampton Co., n. c.
January 3 1860. G-tds.
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REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE LANDS
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1o"N fOR SALEs
OFFER MY ENTIRE ESTATE OF TOWN PRO-
perry and Lands in Nor;C Carolina, with view To set
Tie South or Southwest. The following is description
MY FORMER RESIDENCE. in the CITY of Raleigh con-
ia ming OF an Of land highly improved, and of
the most healthy and eligible lots the City; good house
and in good condition. six nice rooms and every necessary
clubhouse.
Also, two other IMPROVED LOTS, and 3 acres unim-
proved as to dwell ng house These five III high
Improvement and will yield 100 bushels of wheat annually
Its situation is suitable To any that lives in the City.
for valuable grape nursery dairy farm. The foregoing
property is all situated near the Central Dcpnt.
also offer for sale SEVENTEEN LOTS in the town of
Haywood Chatham county One Of these has good dwell
ling house with six rooms and outhuuses ether has
good store house in good order upon the other lots
unimproved. some Of Them beautiful building lots.
as4 offer for sale the following real estate, TO wit =:
MY PLANTATION, half mile from kittrellS Springs,
containing about 800 of land with and hand
some dwelling house upon it, with five good and two
small apartm, nts used closets This land is very spe
r"r Tobacco ard Wheat land and it particularly Iecom-
mends itself to those who in need of healthy situation
will also sell my NEW HOTEL six hundred yards
from the celebrated Ktrres Springs with four
tached and hundred and eighty of land attached
and running down within two hundred yards Of these
springs The of land am authorised sell by
It's owner, GREEN STANTON. Upon these lands,
these springs several beautiful bail ling sites for private
residences The Hotel has basement dining the
tire length of the house, 42 feet and SIX large and
nient rooms all well furnished for private and public pur
poses good Kitchen and of the finest eesOne springs
Of water in the State very convenient.
Lastly, oiIc: my RIDGEWAY MILLS in Warren
y one and half mys from Rdgeway. l72 Of land is
attached to these Mills and the of land is equal
to any IN Warren for Tobacco and Wheat so of land
III ground, cut down for the next crop of TObacco
and about Al bushels of Wheat seeded which expect will
Weld me from fG0 To 800 bushels; fine young Apple and
Peach Orchard, Grape Nursery &c Tie Mills need
Recommendation, having been acknowledged yied the
best quality, or equal of Flour, of any Mills in the State
Upon this land is mineral spring, equal by best of anav
sis TO kittrels Spring several ScTofa having been
cured the past The Mills will yield annual clear
ncume OF S5O0 per year. by proper attention. and have
made is or 10000 1 of Tobacco from the farm this year
those wishing such property will do well apply
The tract of land be added il desired All the pro-
perry offered in improving and desirable sections of the
State and all that is necessary for those wishing pur
chase portion of this property offered address
at ktres Depot for further particulars or visit
that place and enquire for terms, &C.
WM. F. COLLINS
December 90 1859. lus-2m.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.


THNIIE TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION GIVE
n notice to the public, that the School will be contnu
ed under the supervision of Mr. Thomas c. Tuey Prin
cipal and Mr. Joseph Nenabe Associate. The high
character which these gentlemen sustain instructors ot
youth warrants the Trustees in recommending them 20
The public cmnently qualified 10 prepare boys for
American College Unversit, for any business in life
The attention of the public has heretofore been called e:
the excellent accommodations afforded by this eligible Ia
cation In regard to such pupils who wish to cner
College ,he present design will be prepare them thor
oughlv jan the earlier classes. The discipline of the
school will be such to supervise the department OF the
students all times Good board can be obtained at Elder
X. ID. Hart's and Mrs WorthingtonS, the College
buildings Those who may prefer to board in the village
will find q number of excellent Darting hou 'eS.
The Mathematical courses IN this Institution will en-
brace both the elementary and advanced branches ogeih
er with of Natural Philosophy. The course ni
Classical instruction will be Ancient Languages, Ancient
History and Ancient Geography. The instruction in
Mathematics will be conducted by tic Prncpahat in the
Classics BY Mr.. Venablc
The English branches will be such usually taught
in other Institutions The of tuition will be fol-
lows:
Elementary English, Si5 OO
Advanced English % 90
Classics and higher Mathematics, 30 90
The next session will commence Monday the 18th oil
January (nst)
The Trustees take great pleasure IN announcing that by
the action of the Grand Lodge at its last session the Col
lege has been relieved of nearly the debt hanging over IT.
and with the from the fraternity of speedily q
udang the small balance due the Trustees may with con-
fdence that there is in the way Of pecunlGTy
burthen no draw back TO the Institution.
Five students will be received into the school free oil
charge for tuition.
BY order Of the Board: ,,,,,u,,,,,
JAMES T. LIITLEJoHH, Sec'y.
Oxford January D. 1860. 6-St