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Mr. PARisHs SELECT ScHo0L-Ex-
HlBITIoN.-Au exhibition Of public speak
ing, by portion Of the students of this eX-
cellent school, was held at the Court House
on Friday evening, the 3O,h ui;;mo, before
large and intelligen; audience, amOns
which was a goodly share olthe beauty
and loveliueas of our pleasant village. We
don't think we ever saw anything Of the
kind 60 ofin better style All seemed de-
lighted at the manner IN which the stu
dents, without exception, acquitted them
selves. Three of the young gentlemen de-
IIvered original speeches on the occasion.
which ehowed a depth Of thought, ana
fund of historical and statistical informa-
ton that astoniahed all who heard them.-
His Ex2ellency, The Governor was wit,
ness Of most Of the Performance Of the eve
ming, but had retired before the original
speeches were delivered, which was very.
much 20 be regretted, as there were many
truths contained in taetwo Iasr,
in relation to the odious doctrine Of Rcpu-
diaton, which we think should be thunder,
ed into the ears of his ExceiIency at least
once every 24 hours.


The Rev. G. PARISH, the worthy prin
,ipal, deserves great credit for the tasteful
manner in which the exhibition was got
eG up, and the students are entitled to
much praise for their proficiency in the
of the various parts selected
~ them.