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srew after her Tag was s'ruck) vas refused Iron
his own wine TO cheer expiring aaturc: tnf
,hey w,ii the more readily bel eve tn 8 when the,
Know that simsr act OF cruelty was exercised u,
on the gallant lieutenant Jones who commanded
onr gun Doats. captured near New Ole ,us, aftcr
etence that will be esteemed glorious rs long =.
courage aud god conduct are of considerations
nons men The moment the fight was ever the
eneny, officers and all, began u look for plumber,
'eemine; I" hail fellows, well met" The priva
stores OF lieutenant Jones were immediately seized
upon-sesereiy wnunded aud exhausted by the loss
OF oiood' and worn d wn by fatigue and privatior
before the light and great personal exertions durir
Is continuance, he a,kef fur glass OF his own ror.
tee, AID was refused him and though he had s.
much need ut Il, they robbed him of the very he'd
on which he ,aid--aegpg that tn, porter ars
9ec were waited "by lbs najss:y's oficer'-and
therefore, he could not have either. have these
tets from a. authority that W II not he questioned
the jact euisanf Jones bad Fred on them ~.
N.scs WecI.iv Reg.sfsr
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IS only proof Of want of SELF possession and dc:
cpl Ne = Captain Shorthand den es he gave the
rider tohre, let any ore read the dispositions Nos.
l. g, -, and 10 in the report of tic comsn1tee
1t the prisoners and sec what ava,ls Shortland's'
en'al he may deny 1t, 4 is has interest so 20 do
md he IS not alone, forwe have nsts1ses on re.
ord ct abandoned wretches convicted on irreffa.
gable testimony and sentenced 20 inst punishment
Who have been launched INTO eternity with lie
m their lips. .i. =
Wewill not make any more comments on this
ie,estable subject Should Shor,la d beacquit-
ed by ajury, we shall never believe otherwise
man that he is guilty ofwilful murder 81
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Fifty THOUSAND DOLLARS.


TO the highest bidders, on SATURDAY. Tho 5.h of .
gnt mart. az he Bel Tavern, III tlis Gin. az
~ o'clock, ,Sia be sold, a5ouf
$4,000 worth of STOCK,
CONSISTING OF a..
Old and new shares in the Bank of yirr;,,:,,
Virginia per cent. certificates, interest half
yearly, - -
Virginia per cent. certificates,
United States sixteen m II on loan,
United Sts'e5 3 and 6 per cents
ih's stock IS the property of the .lffs,ai .7s.
S'nnce Society against Ff,e, on Byi,siings OF me
STATE IF Hirg1nia-it will be be sold conformablv
to Resolution. of the Members of the Standing
Committee made on the 18th INST.
The purchasers Wal be allowed sixty days ere,
DIT upon g'vIng approved Notes, negotiable and
oayable 2t one of the Banks IN this City.
. The objects in view in making the above sales.
is to enable the Company without loss Of time I'd
make good its engagements to their bret hren. who
have recently suffered by the fire at Petersburg.
GEORGE PICKgTT,o
THOMAS WILSON, Committee
DAVID BULLOCK, of Sales.
,, VIZ WARDLAw, J
July 26. IDS.
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VIII z At

HAVING made arranrene,. with Nr fos.,,,
\ Weed for receiving aud storing of wheat ~ lis
vr no Sc on.the Basin of the Canal, viii give The
highest sh price for wheat delivered A. the Bsn
and as heretofore 1T Rockets mill CT at Ann nil
mills duriug the season, and enter into contrsetsor
crops to be dllivered at either fthose phases. Mr..
Weed bene authorized to purchase TO- me. appii-
Gallon may be made 10 him orto
JOHN J. WERTH.
July 90, pm
" B Every "Wednesday aud Saturd " John T.
We'th NAV be seen at his mills at AmpiIr from.
9io 12 o'clock and ev ry other day at his omit
ng room opposite the Bell Tavern, from 8 n the
;norniOg till in the uf ern on.
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I c. TERRELL AND W. G nav

fRoPOSE TO have a p,hlic exam ma ion Of their
School. Friday and SATURDAY, the ostl, aid oo,,
i's,4nt Thee sssieaI department viii be exam no
ed ON dsy, aud the English End Scientific o Sa
'nTday ihe examination will cornmehes a, nine
o'eloek each day.
Parents and Guardian. of cb' ,,,r-, .nd III ,ho
feel interested in the Education of Youth are r,s.
pec'iuily requested 20 attend At a o clock, ON
Saturday evebi g. the junior casses will meet 1T the
Eapto to rec'te Speeches. t.. THIS exhibition q Il,
Inc hrst essys OF or little Speakers the LADIES oF
Richmond, and youth Of both sexes. IA wen as Gen.
iienen, are respectfully i,ved.
Alter the Examination, the School will be vaca-
ted till the LIST of September when it will be recon.
July &c. o.
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Ger Doriel BisseH,
u SfztsF.c rny, SO. Lopis.
CHES APP AXE Am sHAyNou

BY he report Of the cost OF enquiry 1t appear
that ST VIC heard at the liuis of il,e unwara,a
Ols abute OF power oB the part OF the British vhcr
the. q fortunate Chesnbcdkg fcl into they hand,
was lamentaby true. Shorthand HIS si1re.viyep :,
a seeoed edition Of British hcroism IN fffne uio
1os killing persons incapable o, defence, and nor,
resisting, but Il does MT appear that he atfncEe
thc boybifGl, the heroes e the shannon dill the
cockpit th. place where the oupded are deposit
ed. ] ooiliuio yon, resders, 50 con pare these
things With The eopdnct o. officers sud M. 20
lsmuted BY the Bri'ish, on IKE Occasions ard ssy
e yon can agree with what the edto o. he Bosf51
CeHtiDsg told the people that il VS. in5ossi
bic thar TIE barriers 81 5lrIiE cou be stisrsese
han ssaguO7pnous ard hiissiue - Reeol Getting
U,st the fint nd dy'ng Laloi Q. = ('he heFo who
nmortaiztd his rame, not les BY the swift dss
suetsoS Of the PeGeoek tbSn hishunanity to the
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Do.NEsTTc LwTELLrGE.wcE.
From TIC .Jfsson,i coseise Of Jine II.

IMPORTANT.
TIE following letters were received BY govern.
or Clark, On Wednesday last
II appears that Messrs Tourcot and L1goterie
(~ho were employed b. the comm .ssioners 80,
proceed 10 Rock Rver and announce 70 the r.
dams the object Of TIE treaty 70 be held at POI.
tage des sOGx)we fortunate IN reach NJ Ii, c
Maecoutule, some distance below her place OF
destiraton, without any accident. At tbs place
they met with a party Of Fox. Indians, b, arlne
letters from the British commander Of Frarje ou
Chem to gov. Clark who informed them Of the
departure ofcapt. Duncan Graham, deputy scalp
ing master General from Rock River after hes.
towing on his worthy comrades the Sacks, tea
barrels Of powder and twenty fusses, as areward
FOR their services IN butcher,ng the helpless wo.
men and children, ON the frontiers.
As usual, the Sacks received the news of peace
+" wiz, undoubtcd JOY" and even sent the Bri
fish flag toprotect our messengers on. Their re
urn. They Acknowledge they had two hundred
warriors on the frontiers, aud that one Of then
partie. FAD been defeated, but could not tell ths
number Of their killed and wounded They saic
they would attend the treaty and bury the toms
hawk
7 be this o6fcers name and titles IN I'm, IN ar
'isr Loe nay not be called 70 an accom- for. +.
breach cteaqueiIe orasrssbset. Editor.
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AN ELEGANT SITE
FOR BYyYDTNC

MILL be sold TO the highest bidder on gdt,,r,o,
w nert The S9th instant, az sac o'clock in re
Erenins, has.hgh and beautiful H6LF .dCPE
LOT on g street, Immediately obtOsife .Ka;Sr H9f-
'oaSCEis residence, AMUSED BY him as a Eat,ab.,..
Ydrd; il Tcip6e diufeed sold Gttor.ther 10 g,q.
persons that NAV be dspoSedro purchase tn Ot If
10 bshered IS fhe highest point the City Of Rich
mond-Ternis 1iH be accommodating
THO.ZfS T.qHLoR.
JuY 20. Or
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John H- PENINGT0N

respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
~ nenn'on ana us vicinity: that he has taken
situation on Shoekoe Till, adjoining Mr.. Beniamin
Stclson's, where he intends to
hepatr, time, and make Picno Fortes,
n The best manner aud on the most reasonable
ed to. s.' "'''"a'
July 2s. etwev
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GENERAL. JAcESoN

We b7ve much satisfaction in stating on authori
~ which Is unquestionahle, that the br we defender
the" Beauty and Booty IS of New. Orleans is
deter.ninedt memn,iaze the Senate of the United
III les on the ronduct Of Jadge Hall The inca.
sure of our satsf ctIon win he full, when we hear
that the Judge is impeached nd convicted for h 5
Unconstitutional attempts to blast the well earned
rrpatation OF g. Owe of the bravest men that ever
lived the tide of times Democratic Press
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

1--WE s7tbscribeT TviH sell 1898 acres Of zd,tosLe
4 Land in the conufy of Cnlbetber. Ieisp nm 81.
'lstcnd 1Osst side Of Fiat Run, highly snbroue9
Mn buildings, orchards end pleado7Us. The tracs
'iHbe hriied into .fanr lots, to smt Purchasers
-iuilg nearly an equal qYantity If Healry ero,frE
GOOD land, and 1vater, 10 zach lot IL hes o5o1it
'sn nSfss beIo11 .CRlbebper Courthouse, tue ni,es
f'om SieOsns6ns, t10cnty. eight miles f-or F,e,le
TckSb1~g, sirty miles fron the c:ty IF WASHINGTON
md .4lecd'idria, and ninety miles am tie Gin Of
RicInoird; IN a rich and bo6u'ous neighborIosI-
The soil is particularly GdabfeF 20 s c,tlt,,r, IT
7vteat, corn aud t,bacco and 7OiR produce erceL
lent timothy, and red and zyIts ciCusr, 7vi.hout nc
aidoF Plaster Of Pa7ss h0riob tie cove,. !, much
iu5reved by the Application Of piaisfer, from The
experiments that hrve been mafie Si01dd tie ind
be Sold the purchaser may Be f,imsied 1rih E ON
tIvo 10 three hundred barrels Of corn sen nh head
fisher, fom1haftO hree qnarter 6iso7eT .ILsyi-
HoV, 6iy head fhogs eiit rood 1so,b ho,.ses f4go
yots Of oreH, ssUera high 6fefnnres Hdcobs. and
Plantation utensils u every description ITe L7ud
adjoining on the soh, that elegant seat 9f ccstaia
John FHon's and on ne NORTH hat If ChoysY,e Cgr-
ter, esq. There Is n vatla6,e Snf56ep Sbrin1 In
tie uieiaaty If this farm. Ton capt Jol'l T'f3l's
baniafion,) 11hose efficacy n c15Hg DISEASES af "a
rioWs KINDS, has been ej7eg- established bey3od G
doubt There IRE about tsso haldr,I corps Of ,pea
95rO dad on tss f.rqu, pirty acres sf40s5sI IRE
llid dorm IN hSro;iy and a5gst ten III ctovsr---
Therc nay bstwo hiofdredatd cftg bpstes oIsDheas
sseded ms MI. on fresh ardmUnrciiqHd 'sto1ila
tie land hot be- soif6.fsge he fa IF 0esbsynert, IL
TviLde rthed 6ip 70 gat tenants ShquLIit Be sgid,
one nm Of ne PURCHASE moHeJ 7aR Be c3.bsesed %
Be paid when he Gs3s ave made :, etcdt far the
balance TviH Be aloDed IN fstr ernilH blarnsnts
bearing interest ,pm The date qn7r,gdgeor eyeeE
Of trust 1rN b. required 70 ssc1s ne payment Of
che purchase money. PROPERTY in or near Rich.
moad Or g07,fY Vsgross, az fir UesRatios, 4gt.i
Be receited IN part payment
For terms, agby 70 CAPT Join Ia0m, Toia Sfr0.
fte-, esq,are, Of CMbebbsr county, 10 M Thomas
Beasiy 7oho readss on IRE fpa, or 10 the sl5segI.
Der, aah2, aI'o, efers for sais
= lld,0OO ACRES or LAND,
Lying in the State IF 1Eentuekv;
together 1ett sir neippro1,eq OTIS in tie Gin of
Washiggt5a, ,eggi5iy sifaaie,I and one Int m fie
sane city, AaRtsaaer ips,5tsd, and aoro il, sEs DC,
cRbancy efoaia. Cfas6, .gs-to tts terms OF ,stiss
fii' later B,s5er;g mgy Be purchased, en5asys 4
capt. Samuel W SalaitSood tic ctty JTasaiag.
tor, otgfthc suJscrf5e,s
s., yaz %, -.
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Wehave just conversed with an intelligent Of
fcer of the army from Sacketts Harbor, who in
forms us that British officer lately from Kings
ton, stated, thedeermnaton ofgen. Rob nson to
hold Mlchllimackinsc. Two battaIions, he said
were ordei cd up to garrison that fort
We understand, that the excuse alledged for
holding Michsllmackinac contrary to treaty is;
,ha' we hold sore post in the Florldas to which
Britain lays clam. H..
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DUCHESS on ANGouLEME.

4, Napcieo lately reviewed the jIst division of H..
tartry, At or hicn he ordered the officers aud non.
commissioned nficers OF the Sth to frm the circle
lie then expressed his satisfaction az their thfal
conslact whilst at 30 desux, where hes resisted the
sejneto'r" i tie duchess d'Angouleme, BE aud re-
nrnbered their county AMI their emperor Allud-
'ns TO her Efforts o. this Occasion Bpuapart. after.
W ris said. :" she was The only one of the B nrbons
who etc W ia spirit that became rian."1
II was the soldiers of this regimen, that the
duchess visited il the castle Of rronpette, where
they were qnartered, and asked hem if they wer,
willing TO cross the river 10 attack general Clausei
They answered. no If other troops, she asked
them, attack general e. ausei, viii you remain neu
Ter They answ red M She weps, was alarmed
and sad to them IN tears you wish then to bctray
n"d deliver me my en- enies! They answered
M; hat we % not wish civil war and we require
,on oqnt France. All the other troops Of the gar
rsoa followed this noble example,
NJ Cot,,-,b;o7
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.4b6; SicGrG. IT appears hy or French papers
that this celebrated man was on lis wpy for Ems.
land Nth three or tour Of his prpis, accompanied
also by his secretary sed Interpreter Z" having
been invited to Lo do in order TO establish an in
st'luton for the edu-Aton Of the deaf and dumb
similar to that OF Psr,s. He has obtained from the
government leave Of absence for several months
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The Dart'noor Report by Mess. King and Lar.
pcnt, we are i"fornaed by gent eman who wa, on
The committee to examine into thc afIir is deficient
and unsatisfactory, in closing without re Giving ma.
regarSi o the hole through the wall number of
the ccnmit.ce who now in this city, it is su:-
gessed. viii probably meet aud prepare a statement
OH tha subject. i5
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IT LUUISf June -.
SIR-Agreeable to general order, issued from
the war department (dated Nay IL, ISsC) ac
compa 'i-d by regs'cr Of the peace establish
mentanny, discover tina, my { ashland neit takes
Pizce to-day or rs soonaf CT as relieved.
have tins day issued On order ordering all off.
GERS command ne posts, detachmerts or GONNA.
o Is, % report themselves AND commands to you.
md Inow have the homo to tenler to- You he
command Of ali tho ;osce, under my command.
vithm tie territories of indiana, limos and N $.
our.
And all the public accounts in my possession
.elltiye to this command, hold subject 70 your
de
I have The honor to be. with great respect, your
1bedlent servant,
W. RUSSELL,
Col. 7,h, and Dat. Comd't
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eacKEMMaars EPIYApa.
From he .4,frora.

From the .4trord.
Who will now pretend to form en- opinion Of
the profound policy and diplomatic sagacity of my
lord Castlsrsagh2 On the motion of general
Gdscoig7is, for erecting monument TO general
P.ckenhain, lord Castlereagh objectedt to it on &C.
count OF the unfortunate result Of the affairs at
New-Orleans but by the last accounts from Eng
land, il is, said that parliament granted certain
sum for the erection of . monument TO general
Packenham, on themotion tooof lord Castlereagh
him elf to give that monument its best moral
effect, the epitaph to be inscribed on this tomb,
should be in gold characters--and consist of the
following expressive words--nEAUrr AND Boo-
III.
Since the yirtuous prince regent has been pleas
ed to grant the several regiments, who served in
the late war in America, the permission of hav-
ing inscribed on their colors the word Niagara
we would suggest to the painter the idea of ad-
ding to it the word ipvinci6les,. and under it to
have inscribed, York, Piafis5igy. La Tranche,
ChsPpd1oGy, Erie, CadmbEdin, Orleans sc. in or.
der to fill the head of John Bull, with correct
ideas of Yankee Geography, and by way of Illus
tration, our cockboats might be painted on the
reverse of their co.crs, under British flag, sur.
mounted by the American .gridiron, with the
words Macedonian, GueJYiere, JaUG, Peacock,
Epervier Fr0lc, Cyate, Tenant, Penguin, s. g.
The effect would be as fine as the monument
OF 6o9ty and 6eaHty.
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From q london nnrer.

u recent ana extraordinary .8aecdote.
Near the turnpike gate on the Kent
road, London, Cor many years stood a
lame beggar. A gentleman had noticed
the mendicant for some time, and was
much pleased with his mild demeanor
and address. He had long been in the ha-
bit OF giving him penny every mornine
at nine O'Clock, when on his way to tn
city he now, we are told, helds an OIL
ciai situation in the bank. This apparent
ly distressed object became lately very in
firm and no longer took his usual stand.
The PhitanthropiSt visited him at his OBJ
scure dwelling he sent medicines and
nourishment; but, Notwithstanding this
kind attention, he died, first making viii
and beqGeathing all he possessed to his
protector. Conceive the astonshment of
the gentleman when he found that the OBJ
ject of his bounty had transferred to him
the sum OF fifteen hiadre9 pgtsnds!
COanubiaL Beuotioa.--The following
singular instance of connubial devotion is
extracted from the Gazette de France of
Thursday, the 95th Of May: F" An event
has just happened at Rambouillet which
has produced a deep sensation at that
place. A person of the name of DuminiI.
who had formerly been a restorateur at
Versailles, and had retired to a small farm
which he cultivated for some time, at Auf-
fargis, near Rambouillet, in 1909 lost his
wife whom he tenderly loved, aud whose
tomb he visited daily from the time Of her
interment. On the Goth of May, Duminil
took, an affectionate leave of his friends.
telling them that he was setting out upon a
long journey. At night he due up the re-
mains of his wife, filled her grave with
wood-placed the bones upon it--fastened
his feet with a strong iron wire to a cramp.
which ne had secured in the wall contici-
GUS TO the grave-set fire to the faggots.
and threw himself upon the pile. HIS bo-
dy was thus consumed with the remains of
his wife. He had fixed in the wall
piece OF fTees-tone, upon which he had
rudely traced this epitaph:
Here lies man who enjoyed happi-
ness for half a century he mixed his
ashes with those of his wife in 1878.
In niche formed on one of the sides of
the tomb, was deposited the portrait of his
wife, with this inscription
g Augustn Duminil to Mary Jane Ra.
finet, his wife, died Goth April, 1909, aged
80 years. She was beautiful So years
virtuous and amiable all her life ; no pow
er can separate our ashes"
To the external wall of the tomb was
affixed label, written with tremuIous
hand:
{" Do not pity me for this is a consum.
nation which have long and devoutly
wished--an object which l was resoutely
bent upon accomplishing. Do not blame
me--dO not deSpise me--do not insult me.
make present Ofmy wife's picture to
the commune.
This 2lSt Of May, 1915, two o'clockin
the mornlng--in the moment of precipitat.
ing myselfupOn the flames, in order 10 re-.
JON mywife. DUMINIL."
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LOUISIANA.

Thevast Importance of Louisiana to the
Onion is evident, from merely glance at
the commerce Of New Orleans. The
great number of clearances from that port
FOR Europe and the Uuited States-the re-
cent arrivals in Philadelphia and New
York, bringing the richest and heaviest
cargoes from the banks of the Mississippi,
evince-the immense wealth of that portion
of the Republic, and develope the motive
that induced Britain to make her greatest
demonstration" upon that point.
Cotton ola superior staple, and Sugar
Of the brightest grain, are produced in this
Hesperides. and are daily and hourly
waited over the Atlantic, in the largest
quantities, and in vessels Of considerable
magnitude. This is but the first start af-
ter an arduous war, which had restricted
untold riches of our soil. The spell has
been destroyed by the sword of victory,
and the genius Of commercial enterprise
walks forth bold and unimpeded. The To-
cality of New-Orleans, the natureand pro-
auctions of the surrounding country, rem
der her at once the reservoir for uniting
and shipping the riches of the west, aDd
the great mart for receiving and distribute
ing the manufactures of Europe throughout
The whole state of Louisiana.
Though cotton is her principal staple,
the industry of our western brethren, and
the exhaustless riches of her soil, have ia
voured the culture of Sugars equal to any
IN the world, and daily increasing in guam
titles to supply the whole United States.
In every point of view in which tire
state Of Louisiana may be considered, it
exhibits important advantages to the
Union. Her metropolis promises to be-
come the first commercial city the wes-
tern hemisphere-Her line of boundary is
at once strengthened by natural advanta-
ges, and forms a barrier to our middle
states. Were such country, so rich, so
extensive, in the hands Of foreign power,
the points of contact would be Infinitely
multiplied, and we should be ANNOYED
with perpetual border wars. The French
once planted there, the imperial eagle
would often be soaring in our sky, and
ambition would have resting place for
his Z" unblest footing" Britain knew the
consequence Of possessing such a point.
and we may bless the destiny that gave to
the valor of Jackson and his gallant men,
the victory Of Orleans. II forever scatter
ed and annihilated the dangers of a wes-
tern Invasion while it rooted fen the soil
all seeds Offoreign growth. Louisiana is
now completely American. The calumny
thrown upon the purchase Of Jefferson has
been long bushed in admiration at his far
sighted wisdom ; and those VINO deemed It
cheaper to conquer than to buy, may now
admit our double claim to this western
barrier, this theatre Of enterprise, this will
derness Of untouched riches. Our gold
paid forit from France, and our armspre-
served It from Britain. While our inter-
est AM our security, therefore, are con-
cerned In its prosperity, our national
pride must be exalted at the last scene
That was exhibited before its metropolis
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CHILDREN,S SCH0OT

ID THE subscriber presents her respeets fo tb To.
dies and Gent'emeu Of Rohiu ond and its y;ci.i,y.
and informs them, thar she has opened School f3s
the reception OF Children from the age of 4 =. Il
years, and purposes teaching Reading, Writoo
Plain Sewing, and the French Language ST..
pledges herself tn those parents and guardians ,ybo
may eonfide Their children Z, her care. Nh. III
str,cteSt attention viii be paid to their m oraIs.
The terms of tuition are as follow, viz
For Reading, per quarter, ga
Residing and Writing,
Reading, Writing and Sewing.
Reading, Writing, Sewing, aud
the French Language, IN
Entrance one Dollar, which will, however. h.
deducted at the end Of the quarter. %
The hours of tuition will be from half noe, -.
tall half past one in the forenoon, and from ~,
ive IN the aftefGoon. every day, SetpreIsvs evo,
ed. PersoHs DESTROYS of placing Children yr,e, 49,.
cqre, will please call at her residence ON 81, -
Hill. directly opposite the Peni entisrV s rore 49,
me AIRY room Is appropriated pupils Jtbo.o
who may favor her with cell will be ahIc n, 81.
some specimens Of her work. Persons dea; 80 -
learning the French language can call snd 49,.
arrangements with me subscriber As 10 Ia, 49,
when she will be At leisure linm her dail,, Sebo,.
The subscriber will teach young ladies' Tho F,sr.S
language ~ Their own homes at a Moderate ttice.
The subscriber s0liciis q share Of pubic nafro,,.
age rs support IA the absence of her b1slar,,
Who IS necessarily obliged To depart f,r F,trTn.s,
hoping tor the indulgence Of liberal and ,e,o,Ps.
public, she remains thsir obedient servant.
JULIA RENAUJT.
N. 3 Wanted to hire, Negro Girl. wbois liza
TO ehidreni such one VIII have eold ysres ,,S
meet With kind treatment. Apply as above
August5. ..