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Paper Kangiass and Borders.
GEORGE WANTON.

EIAS just received many elegant and fashionable
L u patterns of PAPER H.s.VCLvGS, with vide
and narrow Borders,-.dlss, A great variety Of low
priced Papers, suitable for windo curtains.
ALSO RKcEIvKp, An assortment Of Mems. Youths
aad Childrsos KITS of every description and price.
1--WE cases Chldrens' best black and fancy coioured
Beavers. Books and STATIONARY as usual.
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.Brandysvine Pap~.
]. G.. SHAW,

Eas just rsc-ivsd frO~ Phiadelthid.
Sixty Reamns BRANDY WINE PAPER,
consisting of Cap No 1 2, Quarto veilurn post and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, Of
various kinds of PAPER, makes his assortment 40
complete as any in this State. All which will be
sold as low can be purchased in this town.
January 2
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TO BR LEV.

(sns bss,essos gir>s tire isa day Of Srpsenter merit
SV>HAT large and commsiioss House in Mill-st.
L now occupied BY Capt, t,BsnIAH ELpasp as q
Public Inn. For terms andpar,iculars inquire OF
the subscriber. PAUL ~. NuMF0kp.
Newport, Jpe , 1s9.
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IAKt. NOtICE.

A secsnd hand copy Of ,he Edinhlrgh.
edition Of MHxHRY's Commentary on the Scripture
This valuable work. in six folio volumes ia offered
for sale at one half the original cost
N. 8. The lat and Sd vols may be seen at this Of
fee. sept. 10.
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Mssu Stationary and School
Books.
]. G. SHAW,

Is now opening general assortment of
i STATIONARY & SCHOOL BOOKS,
which Inc will sell upon as good terms as can
be obtained in NeWporf-yiz.-
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100 reams various kinds Books and Portable
Writing Paper, of Desks;
ry superiour quality; Wriiords Writing CO.
An assortment Of Blank pies, by the dozen or
Books, Ledgers, Day single
Books, Receipt Books, hlmsnacks, by the groce
&c. or dozen;
so reams Wrapping Pa. Singing Books, of various
per, various kinds, kinds also a few CO.
bles, Testaments, Die pies Of the Boston Mu-
tionaries, Biographies, sical Miscellany
Spelling Books, &C. &c Shaving soap, by the doz-
wholesale and re,Aii; en- or single cake, very
10000 English, Dutch, excellent;
aud Russian puills of A very handsome sssort-
very supcriour quail mcnt ofbamboo and o.
ity; ther Canes, from 9d to
Back.Gsmmon Tables, 8 s each; r,.
Playing and Visiting An assortment of silver
Cards, States, lead mounted Whips, and
and slate Pencils, Wa travelling Trunks
fers, Inkstands, Scales A regular supply of best
and Dividers, Pocket Spanish Segars.
The above articles are generally the Vcry
best kind, and will be sold very low.-Orders from
the country will meet particular attention, and any
articles not on hand, will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New-York.
- Constant attendance given from sunrise till 9
o'clock, n. and every favour gratefully acknowl
edged
Sta,ouary, Lottery s. Erchanye OGcs,l
Ne. 1l8, Zhsaes-iStrset, Zee. 20
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80 quintals Goldfish,
rs boxes English Hcrrinss.
10 kegs Lard;
1000 VT. Cheese
. hhds. Molssses,
80 bsgs West India Coffee :
$50 vt. Loaf Sugar;
bbls white powdered do:
csddys hrst quality souchong Tea,
S Cherry Juice
10 bbls. Mesa Pork
boxes Nee.York Soaps
100 bushels, Rye Grain;
I kegs Tocacco
10 do Butter;
hhds. w. Island Rums
2 bbs Msson's Gin
5 bales Upland Cotton;
800 assorted Baskets;
dox. Felt Hats,
A large assortment Of Iron Ware
do. do. Earthern do,
do. do. Stone do;
10 dozen sets OF Measures;
5000 Boards, with a Quantity Of Plank, Shin
s,es, Lsths, Clapboards, &c. sai rundry other a,t
cies two numerous 20 mention.
The above articles are to be sold on the most rea
rnalls sYns tsrNsA Or syprcveA ~eI.a
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PsrraH and Miniature Painting.
THE Subscriber has opened a room, q,
No. 80, Spring street, for the purpose of
Portrait and Miniature Painting.
.daS. Is. II. b. ROWLAND.
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lind hos,ession sivea immed;asely.)
N convenient House, situated near
the Post-Ofce.--Alsc, for sale, good secondhand
Chsise with Harness.. For particulars inquire Of
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7t BE- Ter,
A convenient SHOP, No. l24, directly
opposite the house ol Col JAMES PrRRv. For
terms. apply 10 NATHL. HAZARD.
April 81
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EOR Sa!e-5OO lbs. excellent Twine.
IL Inquire At the Factory Store,
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GROCERIES
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-15

VNUITIoN of MUsiC-Henry Wedemeyer, i'm
il pressed with grateful recoections of past ia
YOURS, desires to return his thankful acknowledged
ments to the ladies and gentlemen who have hitler
to so literally patronsed him in his profession as n
teacher of Music Having relinqushed his design
of leaving this city, hewishes toinform the ladies' s.
gentlemen of Richmond, Manchester and their vi.
entities, that he continues in the line of his protest.
on and will wait ladies at their houses to give les
sons on the Piano Forte, which instrument he will
carefully correct and put in proper tune.
lie wishes also to instruct gentlemen in an even
ing school, which will commence rs soon as sufici-
ent number of pupils have subscribed--He will di-
vide them in three classes, each class TO consist of
scholars of equal capacity, to render the in
sructons in their progress equally beneficial to ALL
lie feels confident from the success that he has al
ready experienced in teaching, that the method
which he means to adopt, will be effectusl in giving
that command OF the instrument, which is so grace.
ful and engaging, and really necessary to all those
who would aspire to proficiency in that delightful
accomplishment.
Subscription lists for gentlemen will be placed
at Mr.. Beck q Co, Confectioners in Il street and
at MIR. De Oranges, opposite to MIR Lees II street,
Shock9 Hill, where any orders left will be respect
fully attended to.
September j. 4tp
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SCHE.IiE OF TIE

$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each SS35O,OOO
CASH PRIZES
Subject to a deduction of fifteen per cent.
Sfdtioaary PRICES us follow.
First drawn ticket entitled to $4,000
~, 5000 blanks Big each %
The next 1000 do. Is
do Ticket after the COCO blanks $4,000
First drawn ticket on the 18th and until the 25th
day SsO0e each
eS po sSsa ssh sassps the 100 Tickets
ne SAID ten prizes to consist of the numbers from
to 1000 nclusive each hundred OF the said 1000 to
be one prize the first drawn hundred or lowest mum.
Der Tor the 2sth day, and regularly ascending to
the 35th.
First drawn ticket on the ssth $1,000
Do. seth to 4lst 800
Do. 4lst to 5Oth inclusive 1000
Do, 55th day {, $4,000
The prise books to consist of Nos. I a 1000.
The object contemplated to be accomplished by
the above scheme, is emnently entitled to the fayer
anu patronage OF the citizens OF Baltimore The es
adjustment OF a Medical College vii unquestonab,s
have beneficial influence the general literary
character of our city-on it perhaps may be hereaf
ter enSrafed the other Colleges and thus an univer
tity be constituted. >
1t will however give us other important ADVANTAGES
1t VIII promote spirit of investigation in the IA
cuity 1t Will induce young of talents to establish
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently Sc
cure TO tins community the best aid that can be al.
forded by the medical profession 1t may also be
proper to remark, that if this school should prosper
as is antcpated will cause large sums to be expend
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
disbursed In other places.
We presume that those gentlemen who are anxi.
Gus tor the advancement of the interests of Balti-
more wlll give us their support on the above cons
derations.
To those who are inclined to profit themselves a,
the same time that they encourage us-we conf
IDENTIFY say that no scheme of lottery so splendid or
promising as the above, has been offered in this
county.
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,
Is now drawing in the city of Baltimore-Ali the
high Prizes still in the wheel.
Present price of Tickets, 81 so, but will soon
advance
Applications for Tickets from distant places (post
paid incosng the cash, addressed to either Of the
subscribers, at their respective Lottery Offices in
Baltimore, will be Immediately attendedto
KEARNY WHARTON, South-st
PHILIP III. NICKLiN, No. zoe, Market-st.
j. COHEN, Jun'r. Medical College Lottery
Office, No. ITO, Market-st.
N: b. Slips Of each days drawing are regularly
published and will be forwarded to those who may
apply.
Baltimore, July z. aawt1soct.
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~ OIICE-Books for receiving further suhscrip.
~ tons to the Loan OF eleveh millions of dol.
lars Tor the use of the United States authorised by
the act OF Congress of March ID 1872 viii he onen-
ed on thefeeHh day of the present month of j1ly,
at the Bank Of pir8inid, for sum not exceel ne
one hundred thouSGnd dollars, which books will
contInuc open for receiving subscriptions during the
ordinary hours of transaotins business nj the said
Bank, until the sud sum of one hundred thousand
dollars SHALL have been subscribed, public notice
shall be given OF the subscription being closed.
Terms Of the Loan. -
Il lhe.whoe amount subscribed shall be paid NJ
the time Of sul,scribpg-and for such amount, the
Cashier OF ti,c said Bank shall give Certificate,
which, upon being surrendered II the Loan Office II
the State Of Virginia, shall cnte the subscriber 10
receive from the Commissionec of Loans, certifi-
interest from the following dates respectively that
is tn say RI.
From the fyst Gay If .a,3usi ncat, on ~ sab.
selipions made from the 18th day of July TO the
i5th day Of August inclusiycly. -.
from the tTSt day of September next, on ~
subscriptions made from the IGtl day of August TO
the 18th day Of September inclusively
From the frst day If OtioGer next, on all sub
seriPtions made from the 10th day of September to
the 18th day Of October incIusivcly.
Which certificates Of funded capital stock shall be
issued in sums of ore hundred, four hundred. one
u ousand, four thousand or ten thousand dollars,
at the option of the proprietor, and shall he trans,
terrab'e by the creditors or their attornies duly
constituted, at the treasury and Loar Offices res.
pechyely, in the same manner as The present fun.
ded debt of the United States andin ,tirsusnce Of
the rules which have been which may lie estab.
iished relative to the trsnfer of the said Debt.
g After the last day Of December in the wear one
thousand eight htBdred and twenty four &. after req.
sonsbe notice 90 tic creditors, which shall be riveu
by an advertisement in some public newspaper priu-
yea ut the seat OF the government Of the IT, States
the sad capital stock shall be redeemable at the
pleasure Of the Unitcd STAGES, by the reimburse.
ment Of the whole sum which may, nj that time.
stand credited to proprietor, on the hooks o;
the Treasury or Of the Ioan-OiTiccs respectively.
ALBERT GALBATIN
=, Secretary oCthe JYeasvy
Treasury Department, July s. u5OcI.
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ViRGIN:A-In Halifax county court, in Chan
Gerry, 9th August, 1919.
John Maddox, Plaintiff
.3gdinst
George Maddox, John Echoles infan: son of Jereni.
al, Eeholes, deed, Abraham Echoles, David Echocs
Moses Eoholes, Obadiah EcioIes, Drusciila Echoles
Joseph Echoles, Rebrcca Echoles, Sally Echoes,
Bailey Street and Polly his wife, Elijah Lacy s. Ia.
b't'a his wife, and Joseph Echoics s. Rhoda Echccs
infants under the age of twenty years. which said
Abraham, David, Moses, Obadiah, Drusca, Rebec-
On. Sally, Polly, Tabitha, Joseph aud Rhoda, are
children, heirs and legal Representatives of the said
Joseph Echoies, deed. Defendants.
The defendants John Eohoes, Abraham Echees
Obadiah Echocs and Rebecca Echoles, NOT having
entered their appearance and given security accord
ing 10 the act OF assembly and the rules of this court
and 1t appearing the satisfaction of the court that
they are not inhabitants OF this com monwealth on
motion OF the plaintiff by his COUNSEL I. as ordered
that the last mentioned defendants do appear here
on the foarth Monday in November next and answer
the bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in Of the newspapers pub
s'ied in the city of Richmond, for eight weeks sue.
cessveiy, aud posted at the front door of the court
house OF the said county.
A copy. Testc
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. enc.
September IS. wsw
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HTIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
" flee of the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the II tn day of July, tSte-
Charles l.. Carter, admir-. with the will annexed,
of William TIA, ior, decd. PLtE.
against
Colin Ross and James Ross, Deffs.
The defendant Colin Ross, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act
of assembly and the rules OF this court, and it ap-
pearng by satisfactory evidence, that he is not in
habitant of this country IL is ordered, That the
said defendant do appear here the first day of the
next term and answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and
that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Capitol, in the said city.
A copy. Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
September IS wSwp
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q AND OFFICE, August 1tth, 1si2.--ln prrsu-
of IN act OF assem- BLY, passed the 1ith Feb
riary 1911, entitled " I'm TO amend the seveyri
!aSos. concerning EScheats," do hereby make il
Known that the two following tracts of land situated
IN the county OF Louisa, have escheated to the com
monwea!th, appears by the certificate of the Is
cheator of said county, dated the I4h of June last
viz one for sos lying in the lower end Of the
county, OF which Mr.. John Marshall is said to have
died seized-the other tor 1855 81 acres lying in the
upper end of the county, of which James Smith ia
said to have died seized.
CHARLES DLAGROvE, Reg'r.
Aug. IL. & a.
The Editor of the Nationa! Iute!ligencer will in
sert the above advertisement his paper for weeks
successfully, transmit his account to this depart
ment for payment
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shANCtNG sCHooI--Mr. DARRAC Ee1.
y y pectiul'y informs the Ladies' e. Gentlemen of
Richmond aud It's vicinity, that he will on the 18Th
instant open Dancing Schotl in q central part. of
che city, where he will teach the most fashionable
dances TO ttose Ladies and Gentlemen who viii
honor him with their frtronagel A Subscription
book to enter the names III those DESTROYS of being
Instructed, will be left open at Mr.. 1Tnn's, where
they are respectfully solicited to call as soon as nos
sibe. 80,
Ladies or Gentlemen wishing to take private les
sons will be duly attended by applying 70 Mr.. Bar.
rae.
Practising Balls will som after commence Where
Ladies and gentlemen will " admitted.
N. Is. Mr.. d. has opened his Dancing Scbcoi in
the room above Mr.. A. Bakers store, the door he.
low Mr.. Ro. Gamble.
Sept. IL. a.
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NIRG1NIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of

NIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
V flee of the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the 18th day of July, 1918
David Dckenson, the former husband of Anne
Dickenson, formerly Anne Coleman, one of the
daughters and legatees of Francis Coleman decd +,
and the children of the said Anne and David, name
,y, Francis, Elizabeth, Ann, Thomas, Fanny, David,
Samuel; John, William and Lucy; William Dcken-
son, former husband Of Lucy Dickinson, formerly
Lucy Coleman, another Of the daughters and ega-
of the said Francis Coleman deceased, and the
shildren Of the said Lucy and William, namely +,
Francis, Samuel @. and Festus; Charles l.. Carter,
administrators with the viii annexed OF William Tay
Tor deceased, the former husband OF Fanny Taylor,
Formerly Fanny Coleman, anpther of the daughters
and egatees Of the said Francis Coleman deceased,
and the children OF the said Fanny and William,
namely Archibald r. and Philip, Who are infants,
aud by the said Charles l.. Carter as their next
freRd; Il jane Roy DaSe, formerly Jane Roy Cole
man, another OF the daughters and legatecs of the
said Francis Coleman, deceased, IltFs.
AGAINST - = s.
jeremiah Upshaw, Francis Buckncr ard Church
Ill Anderson, administrators of James Upshaw de-
ceased; Anthony Thorntcb, executor OF Walker
Talsferro deceased. JamesTaylor, surety for said
Thornton; John Minor, Thomas Il. Rootes and Sa-
muel Chiles, and John Coleman, administrators of
John Cbiles, deceased, ;r' - @ Deffs.
The subpoena scire !acias. awarded in this cause
not being returned executed ON the defendant An.
shony Thornton, and it appearing by satisfactory
Slence, that he IS not inhabtaDt of this country
IT is ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term, shew
if any he can, against the revival thereby sought !;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
ne wspaper published in the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol, in the said city.
WIZ. w. HENING, c. G.
September Is. wSwP
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IN CIlANCERY-In Louisa county court, August
z 10th, 1919.
Charles j.. Barrel, James Barrett and Ann Barrett,
heirs OF Thomas Barrett, deceased, RUIZ.
.7gdiast
John Gambeil, Richard GamLell, Vincent Tapp
and Susanna his wife, William Gambel, Charlotte
Gsmbel, Henry l. Gambell, Edward M. Cambell 81
Polly NJ Gambell, heirs Of Henry Gambell, csvras
Cd, ana William errelb DeTs
The defendant William Terrell, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according to
the act Of assembly and the rules of tits court and IL
appearing t1 the satisfaction OF the court that he is
not an nhabitaut OF this state, the motion OF the
plaintiffs by their counsel, IL is ordered tst the de-
PENDANT William Terrell, do appear here on the Sc
sond Monday in November next and answer tho
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order lie forth
with inserted in Of the newspapers printed in the
city Of Richmond, for eight weeks sucessstvely. and
published ~ tie frontGoor Of the courthouse in this
eounty, on some court day.
copy.
,1ftHoLasJ J. P0LvDExTER, y. G.
septchDer Is. vey
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4 {ERENCH TUITIoN-JoHN DARRAC. no.

s{RENCH TUITION--JoHN DARRAC. a no.
n tive ct France, and for several years teacher of
the French language in various seminaries in this
country, respectfully informs the Ladies and Cen
tenen OF Richmond, andits vicinity, that he will on
the Ith Instant, rc-commence usual to attend ON
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS of being instructed
i'll the French language. 80
The grammatical knowledge he has of the English
rs wen ms the French language; together with his
method OF teaching found by experience to be the
most concise and tie best and the uniform i'm
rroYement made by those he has hitherto att ended
will, he presumes, prove the most satisfactory re-
COMMUNICATIONS te the patronage he has now the
honor to solicit. -
o. Applications made at Mr. Geo. E. Tiffin's will
be respectfully attended to.
Sept, IL. ar
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yaywENTY DoLLARs REWAHn-p...,.-..--

DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures,
:, from the Subscriber, living near jamestown.
rrlnce Edward county, negro man named Billy'
about twenty-five years Of age, stout and weIImade
hve feet six or eight inches in height, his skin less
black than that of common negroes, with more of
the yellow hue-a peculiar wildness in the eynress;.
ON OF his eyes, with curly eye!ashes, are distinguish
ing characteristic marks of Features which will REQ
d!iy strike the attention of those who NAV see him
ms nose IS large and lips thick. Since his departure
he has been apprehended ana imprisoned in Staun,
ION augusta county where he broke Jail and es-
himself Field Anderson, and held in possession free
pass, aiming for Philadelphia. 1t is probable he has
or wal change his name again and endeayor to oh
tam another pass The pass found with him states
that he was bred and known bv several gentlemen
IN buekngham county, purchased this negro Of
Edward Maxey OF buckingham. Whoever will safe.
uenv o ,he sad negro to me ct my place of resi-
denSe, shall receive the above reward
JOEL w. JONES
Prince-Edward, Sept. IL. In;
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an early proof of the moderation and Justice
OF the government, Go hereby announce to
all tie inhabitants OF the said territory, that
the laws heretofore in existence, shall con-
tinue IN force until his Maiesty's pleasure
De shown, or SO long as the peace & safety
Oh the sad territory Will admit thereof
Ana DC hereby also declare and make
known to the said inhabitants that they
snail be protected in the full exercise and
enJoymcnt OF their. religion. of which all
persons, both civil and military. will take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
!, Al persons having in their posse ssion, or
having any knowledge of any public pro-
perry, shall forthwith deliver in the same;
or give notice thereof to the officer comman-
ding, or LIT. COL Nichol, who are hereby
authorised to receive and give proper re-
ceipts for the same.
Officers OF the militia will be held respon-
slbie thataH arms in possession of the mi.
htiamen be Immediately delivered up, and
all individuals whatever, who have in their
possession armsof any kind, will deliver
them up without delay. Given under nv
hand, at Detroit, this 10th day OF August,
1917, and In the SD year of his MaIesty's
reign.
GSigned) ISAAC BROCK.
Mgjor General.
]. MACDONALD.
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< asserted from Fort Norfolk, on the 10th Of
BY July last, Moses X. Lester, n soldier belonging
to Capt. II. Branoli's company of Inantry-said Leg
ter was born in Amelia county, Va 70 wears old,
feet . l-2 inches high, fair complexion, light eyes,
brown hair, by profession farmer.
ara on FRIDAY the 9Sth August, from the same
company, at Fredericksburg, William Thomas. n ma.
tive Of ireland, 80 years old, feet inches high,
fonl of ardent spirits
Whoever will deliver said descrters az this most.
or cohhne them IN any Jail, deliver them 10 any
officer of the Y. S. Army' shall have . yr,ysri ~
Twenty DoIlarg Or Ten Dollars for either of them.
with ressonable charges.
NJ. VI. PAYNE, let 1T. 90 Infantry,
at Richmond.
September II. j.,
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rNFMALE EDUcATIoN-CeRNELLa .ac.4-

-INFMALE EDUCATlON-C0R.N.E .4C.7-
II DE.KY-The annual course of instruction will
commence, as usual, on the list of October. The
subscriber will continue to superntend the litarary
exercises, aud Mrs. Camp to preside over the do
raestic department of the Seminary.
As an eligible scene for the general improvement
Of Young Ladies' few situations vie with Rich
kpond and, as long enlightened and polished
sjciety Continues take interest in their literary
atainine ts none probably will snrpass it, The last
annual Examination. whilst it displayed pleasing
proof of Female talents and application. has procur
ed voluntary addition of most respectable tes,ino-
nv in favour of the plan OF study pursued; and the
subscriber will spare neither exerton expense
render his institution worthy OF future approbation.
e SIS L. ANDERSON.
September Is. wtlstOet