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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO IRE
= H IL r. y
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, TeHnsssse.
TsEasuar DrP.ErMRsr,
OfSna Of the cnrnutrnllsr 81 ne Crlrr.r.r.r

TsEtsuar DrP.H rMKHf
OEsce OF the cempfroiier 81 the Currency !
Wash ngton, June e, 1865.
HIHEREAs, by sa iainctorJ eyidence presented
w 10 he undersigned, IL ass been made to as.
pSaf that 1.-THE Third NATIONAL BANK Of
NASHVILLE" in toe CRY Of Eashyille IN tht
county Of Davidson, and State Of Tennessee. has
been duly organ zed under and accouiing 70 The
requirements Of The Ac. Of Congress, emitted oar
AeE to provide a National Currency. secured hT !
pledge Of United States boHds, and to provide iol
the cisculaton and Redemption thereof approved
June 1854. and has compiled 9Th al the p5oFi-
lions Of sad act, required 70 be complied With Be.
fore commencing The business Of Banking under
SAID act
Now, therefore. !, Freeman Clarke, CompiroIier
q the Currency, do hereby certify chat 'he Third
National bank ol Nashville" in the city d Nash
vile, IN the county Of Davidson, and stare 81 Ten
nersee, Is authorised % commence the business Of
Banking under h act Aforesaid.
in testimony whereof witness my
( s1z AZ \flad ard seal Of ofhce, this six eenth
Us day Of tine i ESrrt.u CLARKE.
Comptroller Of the Currs ney.
~ The above institution VIII Be opened for bufi-
ness IN the courye Of q few days, OF Hhien que Do
EpsAR JOINS. Cashier.
ie27-2m Icity raPers eopy.l
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sAMARETANs GIFT.
Gent BY mail in plaza envelope.

BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered 70 the public a. positive cure.
siPhllAs Oh NkNEklAL DISEASES the "a.
MAINTAINS ROOT AND HERB JUICES d ne
most potent, certain snd eectslsl remedy ever pre
scrhed Il reaches and eradicates ever PARTICLE ~
the venereal poison, 80 that the cure Is thorough
and permanent Take then Of this P,iYifyinq Rem.
ody and be healed, and nos transmit 10 yoIir oos
terify that for which you may repent in sor years.
DO NOT DESPALRT
Although You may be pronounced incurshia. tba
samnfitan's Root and Herb jgices will remove everv
Easige % impurities nom de system as well a. ~
the bad eieots Of mersary.
FEEALESI FEMALEsU
In many affections Win which numbers Of Fe-
males suller, The ROOT AND HERB JUICES Is
most happily aaapsed-in liberated IIterl,s in len.
eorrhoss, IN bearing dosn, Failing Of the Won.b
Debility and for all coEaplaints Incident 70 the sex
Samaritan's Wash
Ia IN case Of sypAilis used is conjunction With
the Root and herb Juices. Full directions.
ihe efficacy of these remedies Is alike aclrpovl.
edged ey phys,eiAns and patients. They are used
in the y. s, Hospitals, thus restoring 10 healtS
many Of cur brave soldiers.
FYoa re Baiii1so.s SIN.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAP on TEE 81.
MARlZAAS REMEDIES.
eposr HosrfrAI For4 AfsRsuars
Baltimore, Me-, Feb. 81, 1854.
~ have great satisfaction 10 stating thar ] hsva
used "Ifs Sua1lstas Reaedtaa for Venereal Da.
exse IN its most customary FORM; that have us.S5
Them with judgment discretion, end properly. ard
have found them 10 respond 90 my snticinatous
promptly and efeetually. Knowing their ougnpo-
sitoa, hsTe the fullest Confidence 10 their ees,x
and as far 81 my use Of them extends recommend
them strongly. ALFRED G. Bovrss
Assistant Surgeon 5ih New YORK Vols.r
Lei 4 he understood that these remedies are AZ
fecommenced, and vi positively Cure the diseases
Tor which they are offered.
fEaee q Male Packages. Salnsriian's Gin $500.
Female $500; Rect and Herh luine s. 0o; Wsah
80 cents. 1
sold BY vi. c. \. SMITH, Druggists,
Corner Church and Vine streeiz /
NASHVILLE, TE,SN.
Philadelphia ''SN'
isnie-em.
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The Soldiers Friend.

So ss 70 pisce the Oerste in reach OF every col,
in the service % the United 5tsses.
Az thaarticle Is daeidndlN
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ELLIS & MOORE
Every Variety Of Machinery

In in Tennessee for the last twenty years, and
parties having Machinery anuiactureJ by EIis a
Moore, will find il TO their mere 10 have their re-
pairs done at these works, IS one else has the
iaciltes we have for SUCH work, and we are deter
mined 10 do al work entrusted TO us PROMPTLY,
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PhICES,
our objset being TO It the interest Of all par
ties to deal Win us. Every imp osemenl in Ma-
chinery that has for its obect The SAVING CT isbor
fuel and unnecessary weight Of material, will be
adopted BY Us. Parties eontempla ing .'Striklng
OH can BE- furnished with Tools and Machinery for
boring ana pumping, as cheap "a they can be fur
nished nom fittsbu'g. Parties wishing
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TO ADFERFIgERs TN DETAII.

Advertisements in thespsciai Column, first tine,
nom I to lines, 81 00-each additional line %
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per lne IN
Local Column, hrst anne, from 10 lines, 81 CO.
sioos, IS cents per inc.
Al advertisements occupying special position
~Ed al double column Embellishments, win be
charged S33< per cent. advance on regular rates
EAERIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wll Be charged at the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be psidi advance, or 10 IN
sertioa made.
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Only Loan in Market
H4F1IlIlBes IDNat u IDt
Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than s2so,oOO,OOO Of the Loan authorised BY
the last Congress are now On the market. TINS
amount. at the rate at which it IS being absorbed,
win be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes win undoubtedly command premium, AZ
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub.
seriptons to other Loans
In order thst citizens Of every Town and section
Of the country may Be Afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gem
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par Sub
scribers will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are responsible fof
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.
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SANDS'ALE

I'VE have on hand 4 lsrgs stock Of asuds' Chi
" cago Cream and stock Ales, Which NE guar
anfee direct rom Sands hi ssgo BrsWery, ailho'
We d. not claim the SOLE AGENCY N thlA mar
ket.
Also Bottled Ale Of the best manufactu7a. We
have a'so large stock Of Suffers Supplies, and
Family GroceIi 3 which We are Offering st low
figures. 8. &. WO ID 4 Co,
lel5-d 45 Union street.
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! ECRET DISEASES SECRET
DISEASES.
Ssmsritan's Gift.
samaritan's Gift.


Contains nc Mnerai-no Balsanl--no Mercury.
Only ten pills % be taken TO effect a cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
unpleasant taste and viii not IN any way injure the
stomach OF bowels Of The most delicate
Cures IN from two to four days, and recent cases
IN tWenty-four hours. Prepared by q graduate OF
the University Of Pennsylvania, one OF The most
No el7oaHe--4io Iioabis-4ib Change Whafcuev. Let
those who have despaired Of getting cured, or who
have been gorged with Baisam Copabia, or Mercury
az onca trY the
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Iron Fronts

put In their houses will find it 70 their interest to
call tefore contracting elsewhere Part GUAR at
tention will be aid to the manufacture OF
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REFsRs 81 PERNfEsIoa 70
hon. Dsnd L. L avis. Judge supreme Court. % s
Hoe. Vim. G. BrOwnloT, Governor Of Tennessee.
Brig. Gen. JAS P. BrownloE, Adj. Cen State Of Ten
uessee
Hon NJ. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
Hon VIM. Nathaniel Baxter, Nashville.
Bon 10. c. Gnild Nashville.
Bon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville
P. W. Msxey, Esq, Nashville
Msssrs. Morris 4 strstton, Nashville
hessrs. Evans q Co, Nsshviils.
Nimrod Porser. Columbia, Tenn.
Junal6-lm
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STOVES AND HOLLOW-wABE.

business that has hereto ore been neglected in
Nashville; but we determined to urnish SIS good
a stove m design, fnsb durability and cheapness
as can pe made in the United States.
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OILS
vARNIsHrs,
LIOuORa

; Bbls Alcohol. IS per cent.
Ts nere cent
PROOF Spirits,
Pits Whisky, pure. foE Med. puma.
7 Pure French Braady,
Holland Gin,
Pure Port. Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale loE. By EWIN ( PENDi .F7nv
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Wanted.

A VOTING LADY At TIE Eorih would ne e
"a ieaeb a a lAniiy ., O 1eei ns..t >. -.
49,, !. -, II sijnioa oeacs, Nashville I41n-
iunsfB sWe--t1Am
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THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT
The Machine shop

Is directly under the contsOl Of the Propretor
who is veil knoEa in this ei lor the last ten years
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Al GOLD AND SILVER ~
81 WATCHES. y

Sets SILVER Wsre, Diamond Ssts snd Rings, I'm
qlish silver Cruet Stands, Butter Coolers atd Tea
service, Pianos, Sew ng Msch neA, Vest Chains,
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JAY COOKE,

SUBSTITUTION AGEHI,
No. ia South Third Street, Philadelphia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL sE RECEIVED By the
First National Bank Of Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nashville.
rnsy26 to aug nth
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We, the undersigned, haFe this day adOptsd the
shove rates for advertising, 70 winch We bind cur
selves strictly 70 sdhere.
WM. CAMERON b co.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Disp1fsA
BARRY, WTNHAM 90. for R1sss.
EasEvItIE. TeSs-. Sept q. 1854
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Diseases of the Skin.
PRICE, 81 PER BOX.


TUBS CERATE HAs BEEN IN USE By THE
II FRENCH ARMIES FOR THE PAST FIFTY
years snd there is no French soldier who does rot
know is value.
II was also used extensively by the allied armies
in the Orimeen war, and such were the benefits
derived from its use that Il has acquired world
wide reputation, and soldier who knows Of its
meritt VIII be for single week without box in his
knRpsack, IS by the use Of this Cerste he aWsys has
SAT- guard against the VARIOUS troubles 70 which
soldier Is subject as by using il on his clothing, he
p1f vent the appearance OF yermin, and the dis
eases Of the skin enumerated above, and after they
have nad their appearance il Is but little trouble
with tho aid Of this Cerate, 70 nd himself Of these
disagreeahle troubles.
The proprietors have gone to great expense to
procure the original recipe OF Dr.. Helloc with fuD
directions, and The apparatus for manufacturing the
CeEate. il has been made by the original iEYeB-
tor and hsYe procured the
Sole Agency OF the United Sta tes,
And have selected depot for the manufacture Of
the article in Nashville 80 rs TO DO
Near the Army Of the Cumberland,
And Rlso dePotiR Washington ior the aceommo-
dRtion Of the
Army OF the Potomac,
So ss 70 pisce the Oerste in reach OF every colder
in the service % the United States.
Az the article is decidedly
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Rebellion Ended |!
Riddleburger Still in the Field

4 FTER returning sincere thanks to liberal
~ public for their kind patronage in days gone
By, sam would notify his old friends and eusto-
mers that in addition TO thorough refitt1g up Of
his Eating saloon, ne has added Ba-, where the
choicest Vines and Liquors can be had at On times,
old Soldiers Of the Cross and affable gentlemen,
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q. 8. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARENG BONDS,

6VLD-BEAEskNG BONDS,
These bonds ara rov v.r,, h.,a.o,-. ,rs.
mimi. spd are exsmp. a. .-s an eov.-,r,.n,
Bonds. finn siat. f,,,,.,,, - 49,, ,,,.,s.,
,-h;,s ,,,,l. ,,o. on. !. a.. :.
ths- rasse according to he r.ta 1s;., NM, .s.-r
r., -.
h. .,,,,.-. .,,..,.s a, -, -. -, !.
- '--'''e'' = - p. s''''' @'Ao''Ass 20
49, Ro' so A''''
AOOo
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Regular Auction Sale
By
JOHN K. HUME 3 CO.

r ARGE consignmsuts Of flthrsraphs, Glass;
il wsre, Clicks, Tea, sugar, oiEaFs, Tobaeco,
thrniture, Carpets, JeEelrT, 2 Eplendie Mirrors
Worth s. eoch, z75 Gogernnent Ax.e. 30
Spades, 50 sh0veis, 1900 new Axes, and 30 bblsf
cobbs Flour, All be sold without reserve.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-16
The Great Philadelphia Fire.

A terrible fire broke out in Philadel-
phia on the morning of the 9th inst.
in the Coal Oil Works of that City.
The streets were at the time flooded
with snow, water and oil. The oil
ran along the streets in full blaze, set
ting fire to the lower portions Of dwell
lings and preventing the escape of the
inmates. Over one hundred buildings
were destroyed. Twenty persons per-
ished in the burning buildings. The
Pennsylvania Legislature has passed a
law prohibiting the storage of petro-
leum in Philadelphia city. The loss
by the fire was over half a million of
dollars. The loss on coal oils $75 900.
Not one-third of the total loss was in
sured.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-16

ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CURING Bacon
So soon as the meat comes from the
butchers hands, rub thoroughly and
ell every crevice with fine salt Next
day scrape off the salt not absorbed,
cleanse out the vessel, and salt the pork
as before, repeat this three days. The
fourth day use pulverized saltpetre
with a handful of common salt-one
quarter of pound of saltpetre to sew
enty pounds of meat. Then mix one
pound of brown sugar, one pint of
common molasses, and pour over the
saltpetre; repeat this four times
day for three days, and twice day
for a month. Smoke with maple or
hickory chips, or clean, fresh corn
cobs.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-16

Girls should think and talk less of
matrimony. If they would look upon
marriage as the height of worldly as
piration, as the great source of earth
ly happiness, we can tell them of a
better way to reach that goal than by
frequent discussions of the theme.
Let them be seen, by assiduously cul.
tivating the graces of life, by atten.
ton to the needs, tastes and happiness
Of their associates, to forget their own
personality. Let them cultivate cheer.
fitness, physical health, industry, and
the Christian graces springing from
conscientious devotion to duty, and
they are sure to become the objects o.
that solid admiration which recon-
mends them for wives and mothers.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-16
To Our Patrons,

We would again remind our readers that
this season of the year is a time when they
are constantly liable to Sudden coughs, infiu-
enza, sore throat, &c. while the children are
in constant danger from Group, throat and
lung complaints 1t is important that every
head of a family should provide remedy
that is ready at all times for immediate use,
whether assailed at the dead hour of night
with the breaking odt of hard cold, the
racking of violent cough, or the children
with that most dangerous of all diseases
croup-or at the midday hour, you should al.
ways be prepared. In Goes Cough Balsam,
you will find ready and eifectual remedy
1t grapples and controls instantaneously the
most stubborn coughs, while in Group, it is a
sovereign cure The price is but forty cents
per bottle-the bottles twice the size of any
other at the same price. Delays are danger.
Gus. You shold always have it in the house
1t can be found at all our drug stores.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-16

Forty years once seemed long and
weary pilgrimage to make. 1t now
seems but a step and yet along the
way are broken shrines, where thou
sand hopes are wasted to ashes foot
prints sacred under their drifting dust,
green mounds where grass is fresh
with the watering of tears shadows
even which we could not forget. We
will garner the sunshine of those
years, and with chastened steps and
hopes push on toward the evening
whose signal light will soon be seen
swinging where all are still and the
storms never beat.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-16

tentiaries, have signed this treaty, and have
hereunto affixed our seals.
Done In duplicate at Washington, the first
day of July, ammo Domini one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-thre .& 80
WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD. L. g..
LYONS H.. 3.
And whereas the said treaty has been duly
ratified on both parts, aud the respective rati-
fcstions OF the same were exchanged at Wash
ington, on the second instant, by William H.
Seward, Secretary of State of the United States,
and the Right Honorable Lord Lyons, her
Britannia Msjesty's Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenpotentiary, on the part of their
respective governments
Now, therefore, be it known that /, ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN, President of the United States
of America have caused the said treaty to be
made public, to the end that the same, and
every clause and article thereof, may be OBJ
served and fulfilled with good faith by the
United States and the citizens thereof.
1t witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this fifth
day of March, in the year of our Lord
L. .. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, and of the Independence of the
United States the eighty. eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-16
The Peace Conference.

Our exchanges bring us the message from
the President. relative to the late peace con-
ference in Hampton Roads, near Fortress Mon
roe. 1t is made up Of little besides the official
documents that passed between the several
parties, and is concise and complete presen-
tation OF the whole, from its very inception
to its close. The President says, Mr.. Blair,
although going to Richmond with his consent,
had no authority to speak or act for the Gov
eminent Mr.. Davis wrote letter through
him, expressing his readiness to send or re-
-ceive commissioners. Mr.. Lincoln subsequent
ly expressed himself to the effect that he was
willing to receive any gentleman informally
appointed with a view to secure peace on the
basis OF our common country. Particular in
structions were given as to how the rebel COM
missioners should pass through the lines. prom
Using safe conduct and protection. They were
explicitly told that it was to be an informal
conference on the basis already mentioned.
The commissioners wrote letter saying they
wished to confer on the subject of the exist.
ing war and on what terms it may be termina-
ted. Surprising the proper point had been
reached, the President dispatched Secretary
Seward to meet the Commissioners, with in
structions to confer on the basis of a restora-
ton of the national authority, no receding by
the Executive on the slavery question, no ces-
sation of hostilities short of an end of the
war and disbanding the rebel forces. Mr..
Seward was further instructed that he was not
to conclude any arrangement. The President
meanwhile sent an order to Gen Grant not to
delay military operations.
Mr.. Seward communicated with the Presi,
dent, and the latter went down on the repre-
sensations Of Gen. Grant, having previously
received dispatch stating the commissioners
had accepted the proposed terms on which the
conference WAS to take place The commits
sioners said in note, that their earnest desire
was just and honorable peace, and were rea-
dy to receive or submit propositions for that
purpose. In accepting passport, they were
not to be understood as admitting anything
apart from the object of their mission No
papers were exchanged at the conference,
which ended in manner as our readers are
already aware.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-16
Original Notice.
State of Iowa, Floyd Coudty, SIS.

State of Iowa, Floyd Coudty, SIS.
To appleton r.. Jackson:
You are hereby notified that, there is now
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Floyd County, Iowa. Petition of
Floyd County for the Use of the School Fund,
claiming of you the performance of contract
made by you with the School Fund Commits
sioner of Floyd County, Iowa, on the 4th day
of February 1857, for the purchase of the
n. w. / of the N. L, of Section Is. in Town
ship 80, North OF Range Is West in Floyd
County. and asking decree for the payment
OF "a promissory note NJ even date Herewith
executed by you to said Commissioner, the
sum of Sl65, and all interest due and accum
lated thereon together with collection fee and
unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before noon Of the second day of the next
May term of said Court-said term to be begun
and holden on Monday the 18th day of May,
A. d. 1865, Judgment and decree will be en-
tered against you rs prayed for in said petition
III. o. PRATT
.. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-16
Original Notice.

State of Iowa, Floyd County, SIS.
To Adam WISE: ....
You are hereby notified, that there is now
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Floyd County, Iowa. a Petition
of Floyd County for the use Of the School
Fund. claiming of you the performance of
contract made by you with the School Fund
Commissioner of Floyd County, Iowa on the
4th day of February, 1856, for the purchase of
Lots No. 5. 6 and s of the s. of the ~ f. /,
and the n. +. / of the S. h. ! of Section Is,
Township 95, Range IL West, and asking a
decree for the payment Of u promissory note
Of even date Herewith executed by you to
said Commissioner for Sl3l, 40 and all inter
est due and accumulated thereon and unless
you appear and answer thereto on or before
noon of the second day of the next May term
of said Court-said term to be begun and
holden on Monday the 18th day of May A. ID.
1865, judgment and decree will be entered
against you as prayed for in said petition.
ii o. PRATT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-16
The School Board of st. Charles

The School Board of ST. Charles
District Township held meeting on
Saturday to consider the question of
locating and building Union School
House. They finally decided to build
on the site of the present school build
ings in sub-district No. 3 in this vii
lage. 1t is understood that the work
for the new school house will be i'm
mediately commenced. The house
cannot be completed to soon. Already
there are nearly or quite two hundred
scholars in this sub-district, and the
number is rapidly increasing. The
house should be of large dimensions,
and constructed after the most approx
ed plan, with at least three large
school rooms, so as to establish grad
ed schools-the higher grade to be
equal to the best academy.