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Providence, Rhode Island, Dec. S
IlAMI,NTED CASUALTY

Last evening, about half past six o'clock,
the buildings Of the Providence Dye House
Company, ON Point Pleasant, on west side
of the river. belonging to Messieurs Dyres
and Go. was observed TO be on fire, The
inhabitants assembled with their usual ala
Gritty ON such occasions, but the flames had
got to such a height, that the building and
i's contents were nearly destroyed, notwith-
standing their eXertions.
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o Be Rented for year, or Leased for term
L of years, the Tavern and Stores at Charles
City court House with 200 OF excellent wheat
land in rich wheat neighborhood, and good si,ua-
ton for Mercantile business. Apply to me my
Son John for terms. JOHN TYLER
December 1. t25thD
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~ OTICE-By virtue of trust deed, executed
IN by Edward ID. Digges, TO the subscribers, as
trustees, on the 29th day Of June 1879, to secure
the payment Of sum of money therein mentioned
to Obadiah Winfree and James Fore will be sold
to the highest bidder for cash, at the front deor OF
Zschariah Brooks Tavern, on Saturday tSe Cd
January, likely young negro and two girls.
JOHN R0VyLETT.
JOHN BRANCH.
Dec. IL. eptds
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A TUTOR WANTED-A gentleman who can
"A come well recommended for moral character,
. I'd his ability to teach the English language gram
m ,tically, will meet with liberal encouragement
ne ensuing year by applying to either of the sub
;ribers, living in the upper end of Chesterfield.
THOMAS BRANCH
THOMAS BRANCH.
Deco. 4w
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nJANKE rs, COTTONS Vc.--Fo. sale on n,
4 y communicating terms the following articles, viz
Rose x Dugle Blankets, G.. x BrsitRwait's Cor
tons, German and BIistered Steel, 8 * Io.py. Nails
Apply to
VIM. BROWN, Il Co.
near Mayo's bridge
NoVemoeE ZE IL
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I'VE DOLLARS REWARD.-Runaway from
the subscriber in July last negro fellow named
I, the property Of Lewis Jefferson of Abe
L he is very small, and black, about so years
The above re ward will be paid On his delive .
me, at Scots iandi ng.
SAMUEL DYER, Jp.
&c. l. WV
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NOTICE-.As am about to leave the state
= and periisps the United States, aIi persons
Who have business With me, will call on my friend
and Agent Capt William d. Wren, whs is proper
" authorized to act for me during my absence.
JOHN +. PRICE.
Dec. 8. 2aw4v
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR Sale
Will be sold Oh the esd inst if fair, If not on
the next fair day. on the premises at Public Auction
tor cash, house and lot II. Street, now occu-
ped AS store by MIR. l.. p. B. Chaigneau. not tar
above the Swan Tavern, ON the opposite SIDE of the
street the lot is forty feet in front.
FR.i.v'CiS I.3YLOR.
Dec. ~ t,ls
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LHLEGANT KIN SHOES---Ladies English
81 manufactured Kid Shoes, pssdriel Patterns
and Coilers--For sale b. J. lresou, few doors
boge the Eagle Tavern.
December S. &C.
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fATHER * HARDWRRE.-T have now on
fhand = complete assortment OF Northern Lea.
H plsted and common Saddlery; Carriage and
Ihfouutings Brushes, Whips and Spurs; Curl.
#Shocmakers' and Saddlers' Tools-For sale op-
u the Eagle Tavern.
JOH.N .heIoHER SON.
4 u. Country Merchants, Farmers and Mocha
4, are earnestly requested to call, as am deter
" to sell low for cash or good paper.
issber f.. wifi
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M Subscribers having sustained much injury bv
lEFfA resspasses committed on their lands Wing on
|Heaa River in the county Of Goochand. hereby
El#l a'l persons to hunt, shoot, fish. cug down
Flber. or injure the enclosures on tie same-as
person so Offending shall be prosecuted accord.
itEiD law.
EFs .lfryo C. Watfins,
PFA Gorge HaydHg.
PhiGb Uoodsea
Dee. 1a WIN
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NE wish to hire for the ensuing year, number
w OF good negroes TO work at our MilIs,--also
some good Negro Coopers.
CALICO, RICHARDS & co.
dec. l2 ep6
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VENHE PROPRI ETORS of the Mail Stage be-
u tween Lynchburg and Richmond win n OF be-
liable for baggage sent by their Stages but will have
all the care taken in their power to prevent any
miscarrages or loss in baggage.
THE PROPRIETeHS.
Dec. IS. At
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A III. Persons are hereby torewarned against hum
~ ting, shouting, VI, walking within the incios,r 9
o! the Grove Farm, lying ON the Richmond Tu,n-
pike Road.
EDU'D. c. D.3FLS
Lee. ID. ST
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u OTICE.-The Stockholders in the Brook
~ Turnpike road are hereby notified that tea
dollars must be paid each share to Carter b. Pass
Treasurer, or before the first Monday in JanSa-
ry next, and twn dole and fig eea.s Ga aaa share
on the-hrst Monday in every succeeding month, du.
ring the year 1918.
The Directors Of said company win attend at Mar
tin Bakers Tavern, (Bacou Quarter Brancb,) the
2Sth Inst. to receive proposals from those who may
he disposed to undertake TO complete said road.
BY order of THE DLRECTORS
Dec. IL lot.
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G oFFEE--6,oOo lbs. of good quality for sae---ap-
" ply to
VIM. BROWN. q Co.
Mayo's Bridge.
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FOREIGN.
IMPERIAB PARLIAMENT,
HOUSE OF COMMONS, June 90.
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
CONTINUED.1


Mr.. Barring said Government had acted
with great propriety and good sense in gi-
wing up the Orders literally and uncopditi
onaliy. The commercial, manufacturing e
every other interest in the nation he Belle
we'd would experience beneficial effects
from the measure. With regard to Ame-
RIGA, he thought she at least ought to be sa
tisfied with this arrangements, and he had
no doubt she would be so in reality, nor at
tempt more to impose any terms inconsis-
tent with their former declarations, or the
honor Of Engiand.
Sir T. BurdeH joined in the wisdom IF
the Prince Regent in the measere but he
wished to call attention to the subject of
the Impressment Of American Sesmen,
which. perhaps, was more important than
any other.
Lord CasHereagh declared that in the
present state Of the negotiation With Anne
RIGA the most active steps had been taken
20 put an end TO this source Of misunder-
standing. Our Ambassador had asked for
a list OF all persons in our navy who were
supposed to be american seamen, & when
that list was procured, their cases would be
forthwith inquired into.
Mr.. P0Hs0u5V entertained very little
doubt, that the Order now issued would be
perfectly satisfactory to America but
should she think proper to rise in her de
rrsnds 70 what vas unreasonable & unjust
NJ MAJ sSouid be more forward than HI n
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ORDERS COUNCIL.


peaIed, as they say.
HOUSE OF COMMONS-June 16.
ORpERs IEicoUNcIL.
On the question that the order of the day
for the call of the House be read,
Mr.. Brougham was anxious to say few
words On what had passed in the debate
on Tuesday last. He little thought that he
should be forced again to call their atten-
ton to the subject of the Orders in Coun-
Gil, & tc hang over. the heads Of members
at this period of the session, when business
and various avocations conspired to hurry
them away, a threat of another call of the
House. .~t.. e.,
j. Impressed with IN idea that the Orders
would be re5cinded, he had consented 70
Withdraw his motion for he thought, and
the country afterwards thought, from the
many explanations required and given by
the noble Lord, that the business, was GER
'ainly at an end. His hopes on this head, he
repeated, were shared, not only by the mer-
chants of the city, but by all the great man
ufacturing and trading districts. He had
received letters frotti, Warwickshire, ex-
pressing at the intended repeal, on.the part
both OF the masters and OF the workmen,
degree of joy which it would be gratifying
to the House TO learn. How great, then,
would their disappointment l5e--how great
his own and that of his friends--to fGd that
no cohciliation is to be adopted towards a.
merica that the Orders are not TO be Civ
en- up. or at least are to be so given up that
no little Of advantage can accrue from their
Temporary and conditional repeal. There
was marked. Discrepancy between the
statement 6f tie noble Lord, made The o.
Their evening, and the DECLARATION of His no.
bic colleagues last night. j.. the noble Lord
had averred, that the Suspension wonld take
place Immediately his noble colleagues on
the contrary, affirmed that this desirable
event would not happen these six wesf.s, or
until some pending negocIation was at an
end. The noble Lord, was understood to
say, the repeal was not to be for limited
time the other avowal was, that it was
only to be for a limited time, and that the
Orders would revive of themselves, unless
some different policy should be adopted on
the part of France, or unless America her
self should consent to take part with En-
gland against the common enemy. Was this
a revocation Of the Orders in Council ?
Hear, hear J Were the manufacturers &
traders Of the country to be thus f0Oic,l, or
WAS the House Of Commons to be thus foil
ed : I,ffear, hear .! J All the promises. all
the underta Sings of the other evening turn
ed out nov 10 be mere mockery and de,u-
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yUGH CHAMBERS, will on MoD6a, o.. =:

UGH CHAMBERS, will on MONDAY oA,b ~
staht, commence selling at public sue,;o-
lwi'noht any reservation whatever under the -.
nasement of Mr.. James Brown jr., his entire So
q wen assorted Dry Goods, particularly adantsS =,
'"G approachinS season, consisting Of
Low|prlced Cloths, Red and White Flannel. So.
Gtoths and CassimerGs, Manchester Goods Woo1c.'
xeStngs, Merseiiles ditto; Cotton md Wo"ior.
Hosiery, Canton and Linen Checks Linen CbecS.
LINEN and C9tton Bed Ticking Regency and Fancy
Muslins, Null Null and Jaconet ditto: linz " *
Cott'n Diapers, elegant large size Damask TahI.
Oi"ths' do. Damask Napkins, fine ~ irish I'm
assortment Nuns Thread, colored ditto eIayo".
six 81 siawIs and searis do lace wells & handtr,s
chiefs, Lace Dresses, black g. changcable 8 81
ana LutStrinss, colorsd and white Satin, e,
unes Florence, Sarsnetts and Mantua SiIks J,al;ar
ana Cantcn Grapes, 1naia Check Siks. BanJann.,
ana rag Hand erchefs or bales India Cotton.
hhe corded Dimitirs, silk aud cotton Iaees sssn,f
msnt; o.to'se Shell Combs, Szc &c
ne sale will commence precisely at O c7cJot 9.
me Once Of Mr.. James Brown Jr. s. viii contn,'s
from day to day until finished. "''i"N
Terms OF sale for all auns under StnO ca
. 100 and not exceeding $500 90 dsvs-ogAoo 80
not exceeding dis. 1000, and months -,
500 DIS. and not exceeding 20AO die. Z. e. 49,, y
months-12Ser 2ooo dis \, &, ., and 10 nontls az
approved indorsed notes 10y
.4ngast 81. III
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accepted. Hvsry arrangement was inads
which could do honor To their guests. The
| Executive, the citizens, all the volunteer
corps united together. The dinner was
served up at Buchannah's Spring--,here
were scarcely less than 5oowho sat down to
1t. The officers Of the army of the u. S.
were comprchended i'm the invitation :,
The Lieut.. Goveriior Mr.. MailU,y.) nys.,-
ded at the board where the guests sat: sun
ported BY DR.. Foushee rs Vice President
Alter the cloth was removed, the following
ioasts were drunk. ! te'tE
Dur gacs,s-Capt. Anthony x the gallant eorr,s
under his command. Their patriotic csnd.ct IN
which they obeyed the c.a of their country exc;,o
our warnest administration aud gratitude and win
render them 'as,rious in the eyes Of pos;erisy7
The Spirit oil 76...-evet ready 4, dis1lsy t.,r ~,
m necessary occasions, as is evincesby the proceed
inss oil this day. By fbe Y;ce pr.s,,t...
The citizens of Richmond BY CAPT. .isrhon,.
The memory ofcol. Edward Darlington.
~ Lfeat. He0don of the BedJo-9 eoyfs.
The President Of the U. S.--By Col- .Jfaro.
"eherai Hull aud the patriotic volunteers OF Ohio
m BY Col. Cole, efthe U S. .f,nsy.
be equal 10 their spirit and may they wreatbe RI
earnest laurel OF the year around The tomb ar
n.9rn,'eomery-By one ef the Company.
An. ne volunteers OF Virsnia--insy that spiris
which so promptly reused them, from the frs, in
hmation OF insult from foreign nati,n sill, oon,;r.
ae co 70 keep null their ranks BY Robert Kennedy.
Several patriotic tossts were eiven. which. no.
oe'ng reduced to writing. not recollceted.
n. an early hour in the evening, Capt. An
thony and his companions took ,rI, ti,e;r Ia.
OF 'narch ana were escorted by the Citizen,
and the military Throughout the CITY, below
Rockets, ercthey took most affection.
ate leave of their guests.
Capt. I! A. Bass, sailed from Baltimore
as Prlze,naster in the Globe, Murphy IN
company'with Com. Barley in the Rosie
he announces to his friend in thi. city. the.
capture OF the British brig Boyd from. New
Providence (since arrived al Phil,a i IT,
Cargo, log wood, cotton and COFFEE. She IL
ship OF IL guns and IA men--the aet;on
continued half an hour, when the EnrIish
nag was hauled down, and the American.
gave them three cheers and sung Yankee
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Mr.. Porson5y. The noble Lord forms
perhaps, very just estimate of my hum.
Ole abilities; but can assure him it wa,
not my intention to call for the production
! OF that which has no existence.
General Gascotsne wished to know, wha,
was the intention OF government, as the ex.
ports and imports were in a suspense. wal
Ting for the determination.
Lord Cosfleredgh thought it was better
shat men i'm trade should look to the public
acts OF government, than that they shonld
rely ON any loose conversation in thar
House.
ar. Rose said, ne merely wished to state,
IN reference tn that part OF the learned GEN
tleman's speech which described the homes
OF the London merchants on the repeal. thar
he never in his life recollected such a yl1om
III the city.
or. Bronghan said that was ow ing To the
terms of the loan.
Mr.. Rose said, none but the American
merch ants rejoiced at the repeal.
Nr. Brouyham rose, but sat down again
Immediately, from cries Of. spoke.
spoke"
Nr. Barring urged the extreme impor-
rance OF decision, when hundreds of thou
sapds were interested in the result; and
insisted, at great length, that the country
wou'o not De benefited BY any half meii
sure.
Mr.. Ui5er5orce said, that concession
should be made in such "a liberal and fair
manneras snould tend perfectly to excul-
pate this country, whatever line of Conduct
might be pursued by America
NT. Canning said. there was great anx
iety and great uncertainty prevailing ON
TINS important subject, and it was advisa
Die that some decisive measure should be
adopted. Again, if the government were
content to give up any thing in principle,
II should be SO done as to produce most atl-
vsntages. 1t was desirable that the act of
government should be so clear. that the
conduct of the president Of the u. state,
might be Clearly and unequivocally under
stood, in the course which he should adopl
IN pursuance OF that act.
The question for the call next Thursday
was put and crrried without division.
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NALUABLE wooD L[Nn ropSaEz e :

" ALuABLE WOOD LAND ron sAr{
.ebe g 5e,se . sae G. c. sss ;se,.d In eadq
y County, an the City of Epiiia,ls 5u,z12 ~.
[noiic AUCTION, that 0aflabie tact IF Ldag ~.
ftoHStNS TO the Estate Of Cha7nbion 4, aoI ss5
Si ~ On SameS nver IN ne Ce1tg & Jases
apart II the Island If James q or - ~ 20 OeiI6
t hf mgne Of iland I&is faa1 is err e" asS s
Uheat, s. has attached to Il ,,,,-shn q corn and
render It iaferier to no tract in the SSSte as 90
raising Of cattle, hogs, Sc more ' s,,ie me
f {9t "y Is s,s aes'es Is Supposed
the day IF SAFE view II anil mail 90. ~.a ogo1e
e"2I'L re ascertain itsreaI vaae me sr,s
TD, 6efge-hntfre4 pounds in tasd and he ' has
n nagfe% me larense aoy 10 Be paid BY two an
apfoved Personal setrl, tt2 % o JTgo '' on
zHE EXECUTOR.
august nth, 1879 =.
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august 17h, 1873.

bFORTY DOLLARS REWARD ,2o,,,..-
the SUBSCRIBERS in the month Of Anans, is11 =
hssro man by ths name Of John-he sometimes cons
t p'9 ifips John Stafks-we bought him of Abrsr y
lioo9 % hing George County where suspect Te i
nov tuIknig' or It may be possible that he & - ~
ne,ghbourhood Of Winchester, Az Dersas ','S
van deliver the said negro 20 ne or ses,,~ "''p
.hat gei him agai,- shall receive the 5os nm SO
od DID," s,oa 9 ns pasS 's1o a6ont twenty three Years
sing conference.-the bas q ssor i'm. ~, N"s pea
S,, on nI beast. He ranasay frsn Ds,i6 To5ts
ne Tsrron ~. and sss putin CaiIcppec Jail ~ers
. '"or' qppe and made lis escpne
@OaN & ROBERT RwTs.
*lbemssles Aug s. a,<.
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~. Y. Even. Pest.
FROM ALBANY.

We have a revival of the runnour of the
capitulation of Fort Maiden on the I'd inst.
which we hope more than we believeis true
The British officer, or messenger to general
Dearborn was escorted from the lines by an
American officer. 1t is understood that an
armistice for 80 days has been agreed to, &
IN express gone to Washingt n with the adj
vices. Gov. Tompkins has ordered out
$500 more of the militia, 500 to rendezvous
at Plattsburgh. w I. Col.
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Rrtracs of'a letter, receioed by the Carte
ret Packet dated
HALIFAX, 27fh Juiy, 1912

HALIFAX, 27fh ing, 1877.
" II. NJ. Ship Acasto, arr. here last even
ing from Lisbon, IN 10 days. She brings in
teiligence of the French army being com
pietely surrounded, and that Lord yelling,
ION declared he would be at Salamanca in
10 days. Gen. Marrnont was determined
. cut hisway through the combined armies,
so that matters appear to be approaching
Co a crisis on the Peninsula, and may have
some effect i'll bringing about a peace be-
tween G, B. and your government"
NJ Y HHh-14th
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A Quantity of prime Pennsylvania whiskey, land.
4 n ing this day from on board the schoone, Han
Ply Return, for sale by - - - zap
August II. 1850 1- : -, @
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he subscribers have lately established twIus
=, factory ss and intend keeping hand siens
NY OF Cordage, and Yarns, wbeh thew viii
'tii on very moderate terms Application for fbn
above articles TO be made their Rope WAX. or ae
the Store OF MeasrD. Shelton and Finnsy.
August 81. N'@ Co.
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. % Weregrst that we are compelled ,ola, os.r
two Obituary Notices until our next
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HE SUBSCRIBER has removed to an Office 81.
the house occupied by Mrs. Mutual, nearly on
po'te to y Foster & Satchei Auetionerrs" wbsrrs.
ne may always be consulted as attorney s. Coun.
I,,,,,.. 8, HENRY HORT 5
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CGAh e SAET---Just received and for sal. On
- Hhds prime NJ Orleans Sugar, 300 sacks Sal.
Liverpool filed. '@i-
A., SHELTON s. FINNEy,
Ana on consignment 1000 Sacks ground aim,
'a't' IN which q bargain will be Sole
August 90. -.
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

OF The following debate. will show the very ur.
gent motives under which the o. in C. are re-
peaIed, as they say.
ROUSE of MMONS-Jpne Is
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HIVE CHESTS first quality. Gunpowder Re.
MiliSood's cargo, so hhds Pennsylvania wills.
Key, 50 Shds Muaca,ado Sugar, part of them FIRST
6"anty' shhds Loaf Sugar, 10 hLds Antigua Rum.
and Malaga Wine, 1oe Bags Coffee, 80 boxes man.s
Candies, $50 half Boxes s by 10 window Glass. So
BOLTS German oznsbargs, 10 Kegs black Paint, 9
ons oecks ratent Shot completely assorted from
Angus 90. " !" D. M fEhs 3
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10 me razor o. the Fede-
rsf Republican, &c. &c.

- we refer the reader to the reply of Lord
L as'lereagh to Sir F. Burdett on the i'm :
freSSmcnt Of Sedmen-That Mr.. Foster was
instructed to procure list of American
Citizens with view to restoration &c. Il
this eH2 VIII they still adhere to the hrac
rec then?--It so, allthe armistices in the
world Cannot heal our differences.
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ENEN,Al.E ucArloN G.lU2E.n1.oA.-

S(EMALE EDUCATION. E.7GRE.NT'O.N.-
l. The Examination oil tie Young Ladies ut the
Warrenttm Fena'c- Aca'ic.ay, commenced on the
Eth i',st;int, and WAS closed the 9th by "a Musical
performance oil the yo'ns ladies' under the iiree ton
)! Major Nillcr--spccincns OF Needle Work wcve
likewise exhibited. Mr. Crawford, principal OF the
Stale Academy, superintendent, aud i'll an cAccllet
AM, appropriate address expressed his appfobaci of
the manner n. which the Young a'es ui acquitted
themselves. The following extract from eornmu-
cation handed hy MIR. Crawior,. is sLioc,l for thu
information of the public Having :tteded th,
examination OF the young ladies under the direction
Of Mr Moriecai, AMI having my self s,rivtl, examin
cd many of the classes, justice them, and to th.
institution, requires that so;.ld state, that the,
very accurate in all their su.ics. They mani.
.cs;cd an extensive knowledge oil Reading, Writing
Spelling, Grammar, Parsiig. itisl,dv, Ecogranhv
the of the Globes, and the useful b,=,nches Of
Astronomy and Composition" o., the sixth day O.
january the exercises of the school vii, on,n,ence
u,dcsstac same superintendent heretofore Ma
Miller continuing fill his station AS professor al
Nusick and Drawing The late addition made to tl.
buildings will greatly coniucc the comfort and coz
venicnce OF the usual number OF Pupils, which will
| not be exceeded Their attendance. at the com
Si05 pes anrm, pay able half yearly in advance
'ione viii be received for shorter term than G
months, and no deduction made for those taken away
Z fthin that time.
= Each young lady must be provided with pair
It sheets, counterpart, tls.i}<et and hand towels
Warienton, Dec IL, 1871. eopDvJ
Terms. For board and tuition s los per anau,n
'yabe half yearly in aIvSrs. The only ad,iitiosaI
,arges Unnecessary boo,s at so,-s -xcent) are 1T
cents per session, for Peas al lux, and SO cents
| pr contingent expenees