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NLW bOUkS.

IN Year Of the life Of Napoleon Bonafartes from
his sbdication 10 his return 10 Paris n <stxt,s,
Discipline--a Novel ip ls----Just reed from
Boston aud for sale by>J SHAW. .4nf 50.
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TIE Building. belonging 70, ard next west Of The
subscriber, formerly improved as a Joiner's
shop II is 90 feet long and l6 feet vide, being
gooa and substantial OAK frame AID oak plank The
Building Is well calculated Tor a Dwelling House or
Grocery Store, having Ef,een window. and two doors.
The Building To be removed as possible after
sis purchase. For terms, apply TO
WALTER NICHOLS.
.Ne.far,. -sgyr,, q, elj.
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uNo ice.

I HIlN RoDMANs Evening schoo. will commences
y ON Monday evenings the 18th Of this instant
N. B. Terms OF Tuition, per quarter 50;
~ per month L.. H
Ne,ebsrt, Septem6er s., 1915. ~. l...r.l
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Creot Bargain

nNTRIDaY, 18th Sept. inst, at IL o'clock, q.
" NJ will be sold at public auction. on the pre-
misses, that valuable Real Estate situate the ras
rade, next cast OF Mr.. CHARLES FgEx's. consisting
of fine lot Of Land Of very superior and toIven.
lent House, part Of which is occupied By the Cols
lecior and Naval Officers OF this port, as oiices -,
The superior advantages Of this Estate in point Of
situation and convenience over almost every oihet
in town, srctoo well known TO require praisig.
Conditions liberal and made known at tho sale. !.
Cranston e SAaa0, ahet'rs. |
.Aewbors, September 6, 1915 A.
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REAL ESTATE--Foa SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his Estate si}HI
L cd in Thames street, next south of the W.
Market II contains three s|oQs. ia front, and IN
con, enient yard. good va " y, barn.
For further particulars INQUIRE af e 416l6
ing CD the premises. SAaiUES}Q
.hewport, September 6, 1878
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LomnussioNers' None. 2

LonnItSSionerS' N0kfc. ~
WE. the Subscribers. being appointed BY lie TIons
w ora5e Court of Probate Of the town OF
Newport. Commissioners TO receive and examine tha
claims Of the Creditors To the estate Of
SAMUEL DOWNS,
late Of Newport, trader. deceased, represented
insol,eot, are allowed six mWihs. longer from
the date hereof, for said purp1e: We, therefore,
give notice, that will attend at our scycraplaees
Of abode. any time within the term allowed, 10 re-
ceye said cl ems.
,sTss ,sTs ST5Ns; 4owa;sasD. cs~'r
Al persons indebted TO the above Estate, are re-
luired to make payment TO
LUCY DOWNS, atbrinisrstSir.
Nepport. Sep, 6, 1915
Commissioners Notice.
yxTE tic subscribers, bcina appointed by the hon
w Court Of Probate OF tie town of Newport
Commissioners to receive and examine tie claims
the Creditors TO the Estate OF
.Jf.iRJ L.IhDERS.
late Of Newport, single woman. deceased. repre-
sanlei insolvent; are allowed six months from t.o
date hereof for said purpose We, therefore, give
go,ce that W.. will attend OF our several places OF
abode. at an, within the tenn allowed, 90 re-
celye said claims.
SAMUEL r. ChBk,1
JOHN TOMPKlNS, 20
Al persons indebted to the above bsiate, arc re-
quirsd TO make payment TO
EIJZaDETH LaNDERS, .7lsiris.-ntrjr
.Ne1spsri, yepsnber6. 1915.
Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers. having been appointed by
w ihe Hon Court Of .robae for the town OF
soa,b Kng gstown, conrnis toners TO receive aud ex-
anime the claims agas'st tie Estate OF ft
SIEPHEr Y GRI.tNEL,
late OF said sct,h.Kngstown, decessrd. represented
insolyent, do hereby give notice that SIS inonihs.
from the date hereof allowed to the creditors of
said Estate TO bring in and prove their respective
claims and that We vil attend 10 receive AND adj
lust sad cisns on the thfd Saturday in each month
duriog sid iicle at The House CT Chtis,opher Lab
cock, innhoI,cr IN ssii town
JoGN sEGAR. jr. c,,.,.
WAGER wEEDEN,
Al. pcrsons indebted 10 sald. E-atc ale requested
10 make immediate payment 70
STEPHEN II. cARPENTEW .sdr.
Sop,t t-Hiass,e-1s Ses'e'Its, 5. 1915
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PRIME GOODS.

A RICHMOND w,u open this day .fosrle,e
{ As sssortruen, Of Fancy and Staple GOODS, cop;
sistlng OF cases Caiicoes--among which few
pieces mourn Cslnbrics aud cambric Musiips, ienos.
Lacene,w. figured and plain, gentlemen's Crsva,s,
very elegant fine beaver Gloves, ladies' black and.
white long kid Gloves, aud an elegant assortment os
Ribbons, elegant imitation Shawls, do. mourning Pa.
rasois. which viii be sold very cheap
iso, elegant striped and plaid Ginghans, one case
fine Cokram twist and Britannia ShiYhngs, cambrie
Dimes. iaekooe, and can.b,ic MusIins, ,coli Leyan-
THE and Florence Silk
LikerSise. a few piece Mixed hrows and b1ks,:
Cassineres, Broadclo,hs, Cor,s and Sa,ineus.. -.
All OF which having been bought very cheap fos
Dash at auction in Boston, atrednccd prices viii be
sold very cheap .or cash only. .asgtss. To- !,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

AUGUST I'D, 1915.
ITO facilitate the business ut obtaining Warren,s
4 for Military Bounty Land under the Acts of the
2Ah December, 1871, Of ,he llth January 1912. and
oflhe 10th December, 1914 all Persons Interested
ari invited 10 attend TO the following u
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MORE NEW GOoDs,

a RICHMOND viii open this day 'argcsa
As sortment of seAsonsble GOODS such rs f.o
and low priced. black. mixed and blue BroadcIo,lf
cassn,eres, RED, black aud white riannels. case
Bombase,tss of all colors, black and sol'd Lutte.
strings, with general assortment of Fancy o Dsi
which VII DE sn,A nhran fnr rash \. NM 6 /.
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c. nj. IhUKorON,

IS Jor SAFE, eHEAP, az No. /, AhA.strarf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

supplies of the enemy, had induced him To
eracuate al the stockades, excepting the
two Immediately under the fort. The Ci-
vision under Major General Wood. mislec
by native, in whom great confidence was
placed, in consequence of his having been
recommended by DR.. Buchanan, made an
attack upon a redoubt at JutgurSh, on the
81 OF January, 1915, and was repulSed with
considerable loss. :" ann grieved to say"
writes the commanding officer, "that in
stead of debouching from the wood in an O.
pen plain IL front of the work, as we had
been led to expect, arrived with my
staff, and the foremost of the advanced
guard, within fifty PAGES Of it before it was
discovered--a very heavy and CALLING FIRE
then opened from the redoubt, which was
returned by few men, who accompanied
my staff and myself to reconnotre, until
the head OF the column ana the guns arrv-
ed" The guide suddenly disappeared
after having pointed out the fort. when
within fifty yards of it, and had not been
since heard of. On the list of January, the
Corlans attacked and carried the two
posts Of PeTsah and Dummundpore, after
a considerable but Intellectual resistance on
the parto the Company's troops.
Boston u. advertiser.
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ISLAND OF CEYLoN.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
R,.;S;cI T,,<,,T O..,,

OFFICIAL BULLETIN
British Head Quarters, }
Handy, -jfotrch 2.
This day solemn conference wss held in the
Audience Hall Oh the Palace Of Handy, between
his Excelleucy the Governor and Commander Of
the forces on behalf of his maj sty aud his Royal
HIShness the Prince Regent on the one part, and
the Amkars, jessaves, aud other Principal chiefs of
the kandian Provinceson the other part, on behalf
Of the people, and in the presence ofthc MohOtates,
Cereals, Nidaans, aud other subordinate Hea,lmcn
from the different Provinces, and great CONGO urse
ofinhabitants.
a public instrument Of treaty, prepared in con-
formity to conditions previously agreed on, for es-
tabl'shmg his NIajesty's government in the Eandan
Provinces, was produced and publicly read in Eu-
glish ard Cingalese, and unanimously assente,l to-
The British flag was then for the first time hoist
ed, and the establishment ofthe British dominion in
the interior was announced royal salute from the
cannon of the city.
All the troops present in this garrison were I'M
der arms on the occasion of this important event
JAMES SWITZERLAND.
Dep. Secretary.
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Boston. October 6


The Leyden Political Journal, contains
an article from Constantinople, dated June
%, in which it is stated, tpat on the 9th
of that Month, M. Jou6ev arrived at that
Capital with letters and propositions from
Bonaparte to the Ottoman government,
and proceeded to the lodgings of NJ Ruff
jim, Charge d'Affaires OF Louis XVIII.
Notwithstanding formal declaration of
the Porte, that he would not receive any
minister from Bcnaparte, and that he would
not suffer any'of his adherents to exhibit
any sign of their attachment to him, M .
Joubert and suite appeared with the tri-col-
ored cockade III their hats. Many mem
bers of the Legation, and sther FsenC.laen,
initiated this example. \Besides, sigma
lures were obtained to the acceptance of
the new constitution of Bonaparte and fl
nally on the night of the 18th, the Napole-
on eagle was substituted for the royal arms,
over the door of the hotel of the French mi
mister at Pera.
The Ottoman minister, On being infoym-
ed OF this change, demanded of Mr,>Ruffin,
that he would put an end to the tumult.-
All amicable suggestions bang been I'M
successful, there appeared ON the evening
of the 18th, by the express order of the
Grand Seignor, befjre the hotel of the le-
cation, detachment of Janissares, who,
after many fruitless snmrnonsss, tAnie away
themselves, the arms of Napoleon, while
others, at the same instant, tore the
tri-coloured cocka,les from all that wore
it.
1t is said that orders were forwarded to
the authorities at Smyrna, and to the Adj
mirals at sea, to use the same severity ev-
cry where, and not to tolerate either the
tri-coloured cockade or Il e.
Daily AdUeriSer.
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FURTHER Ex4RAc7;s from late London
PGiier8, received by the YENUs.
LONDON, August 25.

LONDON, August 25.
REPORTED Suicide Of Bonafarte. "A most
extraordinary report has lust reachedus It
is from the most respectable authority, but
as our informant does not particularise the
source whence he derived it or express an
opinion whether or not he considers it TO be
worthy of credit, we shall give it as we re-
coivcd it, and leave the quantnm of its au-
thenticity to be determined entirely by the
public. Il is stated that gentleman in
the civil department of the navy, and now
on the west coast OF England, has written
to an acquaintance in the navy Office, that
the Northumberland had been met with
Nap0leon's dead body on board, he having
cut his throat.
As q proof Of Prince Talleyrand's opin-
ion respecting the future repose ofFrahce.
we may notice that bis lady stu re-
minis in England This looks as if some
further convulsions were apprehended by
the person of all others, perhaps, the
best acquainted with what was likely to
happen.
The immense and increasing stock Of To-
reign wool has repdered the demand az
home for same time back extremely L.
mitcd, the manufacturers supplying them
selves only from week to week. The late
extensive purchases of cloth for the Amc-
rican markets has had very beneficial
effect, but the prices Of wool have not inn
proved, owing to the anxiety of importers
and the eagetness Of the gpeculators of
1914 to effect immediate sales.
August 26.
The King Of the Netherlands, following
the excellent example Of Prince Butcher,
has ordered a hundred and fifty Of the
Dutch and Flemish Pictures, stolen from
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FOREIGN.
TBY RECENT .3RRIT.qLSl
WAR WITH NEPAUL.

WAX With NEPAOL.
The London papers recently received,
contain dispatches from the East Indies.
detailing the operations of the army in the
Ncpaul, from the surrender of the fort of
Kalungs to the 4th of january. a letter
from the Adjutaut General to the Secreta-
ry Of the Government, dated December
10, 1914, relative TO the operations Of the
ID division OF the army under the Temporal
" command Of Colon | Mauby, states,
that the original plan Of the campaign had
been retarded by the unfortunate events
before Kalungs, but the fall of this fortress,
the secure occupation Of the valley Of Du-
oon, which cuts off the communicate be-
tween the capital and the eastern domin-
lons Of Nep1ul, and the complete expul-
sion Of the enemy from the districts lying
between the rivers Uousc and Ju51us, had
IN part accomplished the objects Of the
campaigns in that quarter. and led 70 the
immediate resumption Of the original plan
of operation, intended to be pursued 10 the
westward OF the Jumus Major Ludlow
took possession of Ncpaul December co.
On the 9th an attack was made on a
stOckade, about q mile west Of the fort Of
Jumus, by two columns, commanded by
Majors Ludlow and Richards. After very
severe conhift, at the commencement of
which strong hopes of success were enter
tanned, the columns we're obliged 20 re-
treat. The operations of the Sd division
Of the army, under Major General Och
tortony, appear to have been successful, rs
that officer. in letter dated December
%, informs the Adiutant General, that the
movements of the reserve, TO cat Oft the
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IWIRTY DOLL.4R,S REIH.lRD.

INfHII IPOLL.fRS REjT.IRD.
n , CNAWAY from the Subscriber, living in
re. Chesterfield, on the 18th September last, =
negro man named VIII Burton, about feet high,
very black and very round-shouIlered, remarkable
broad teeth, very thick lips. Had on when he left
Richmond, green surtout coat, white pantaloOns,
and suwarrow boots. He is very good wheel.
wight, and expect he will attempt to pass for a
free man, and endeayor TO get work in some iowa
towards the north.
The above reward, with all reasonable expences,
will be paid, on the delivery Of the said negro to
me at the Coal Mines, Chesterfield County, Va. or
for the securing him in any jail SO that get him
gain. EDU7D. VOOLDRTDGE.
Octsfer7. 45-Sts
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I NOI.. tg.--NO. "a.


q Paris Aus. ., Hail past Al a. N.
q i am chs instant informed, by person
of undoubted veracity, that he has just seen
letter from the Duchess cf Angou.eme,
addressed TO the Count OF Artois. giving
an account Of an attempt made TO assassi-
nate that amia5le Princess by some mitta-
ry at Poictiers. 1t appears that the Duke
and Duchess Of Argouleme arrived az
Poioters on the 18th OF August, on their
road to Bordeaux-and were received by
the inhabitants with the greatest enthus-
asn. The air resounded with the cries Of
Fipcnt le Due et Ia Duchesa d' .4ngoulealc
---Viue jamais Ia .faniile dc PSur5onS.
g About an hour after the arrival cf these
illustiious personages, at the Hotel prcpar-
ed for their reception, numbs = Of solaisls
were seen collecting in the street. with Sc
veral officers at their head, making use of
very violent and coarse language towards
the Duchess. After yociferatiug 6aS
Ia - Il 6as les Bour6ons, they at
tempted TO force the doors of the Hotel,
when the Duke and Duchess were advised
to make their escape by a pair of back
stairs, and were carried off in safety BY the
citizens of the town aud the peasants q ths
surrounding villages.
q guarantee the truth OF the above
facts. The Immediate departure Of the
post, obliges me TO conclude with great
haste"
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From a Tsnlonse Paher.

General RaD,ei On the 18th between
eight and nine O'Clock in the evening, while
great number of people were AMUSING.
themselves by dancing on the PiQce dos
CaTDicS, about 20 persons advanced sing
Ing, and took their stations before the res
idence of General Ramel, Commander oS
the Department, where they cried three or
four times-Dozun 7yith RrnieL-zpe'X bqr,e
no more ofdim ! They afterwards retreat
ed. a similar occurrence had taken place
on the 18th.
The General was absent. His servant
informed BIN of what was going On, and he
repaired Immediately to his residence
lie had scarcely entered, when the crowd
returned in much greater numbers, repeat
ing the same cries.
Part OF the house in which the General
resided was occupied as a tavern. and
there some of the Chasseurs had ,.esero1
bled. Cries OF ViUe PEm6ereXr : were
heard there, and thither the crowd rena;r-
ed, crying TjUc ie Roi ! General Ramel
supposing that there was desicn to Den-
citrate MS apartments, came out with His
sword drawn, saving hat do ron q,,o,.
EglFh Ramcl , Here he is-Threats vcre
uttered against HIM. He ordered a cent.
mel to hre, and on his refusing ran him
through the body. Some soldiers hav;rr
crossed their bayonets, the peoule fsSi
back. The General hurried awaviv ,,ae.
sion, rus ed into the crowd, struck 3roprd
him with his sword, and wounded n;ne
On ten persons. lie would have wo,n-
ded more, had not musket ball, fired At
hini, but nom whence is lot known. bit
him. ~
Thinking now only Ct saving himself he
returned 70 ms residence and caused the
doors to be Fastened. A detachment cf
the troan Guard arrived and occuDied
the house The multitude crowded from
ak quarters, crying furi0uslv-He 6o,
0ta70H ms S7vord on the Leohle ! Mean
while having been found in a garnet bafb-d
IN his blood, ne was carried to His anar,.
mentS where his attendants proceeded to
dress his wounds. The crowd or the c,,,.
side, however, insisted that he shou,d he
delivered M to them, saying---FfAe be mr.
IA prison, ne 7oW not be fuHighcd. a laroe
log OF wood, which was lying in the stree
was used IS 2 battering ram 20 force the
outer door. / me recommendation Of scve-
raj who were present 10 Ccsst from fbiq
proceeding was made in vain. All au-
thority was disrcgarded and the crowd
rushed into the house. The persons Win,
were about the unfortunate general o,
capped by ladder into the next house. an1
he was massacfed while lying On bis BED
by repeated blows with sabres They dil
not leave him until thcy believed he was
dead
Payis, .fKgusf %.
Lyons enjoys the most pcrfect trsnouiI,-
ty--the quantity Of provisions h $ roe
been ncreased--comr!crce rcsrmcs -
activity. American orders hase
ceived for seven or eight mill; =
stufs.
Bouaparte, its said, viii have a
lena space OF twenty arpenss 20
either alone or With one u his {
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L.4yNIJ FOX .oyiIE.
A BOUT 365 Acres, lying in the county
! a Of buckingham, James River three miles below
warmiISter and four above Warren, 80 of which i,
prime Low Grounds, the balance good tobacco and grain
land This is handsomely situated and weIltnbered.
Also, one other Tract containing nearly the quai-
~ and Of equal quality, adjoining both Of which would
make m excellent farm.
great bargain may be had in or both ofthe above
tracts and the payments accommodating by early app
cation either Of the subscribers living the premises
ROBEKT IRVING,
WIN. J. ROBERTSON
Iirrl;usfer Ocf95ersI Aa-9t
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ROBERT NENSON .9.N'D 90

HE AVE Just received so packages of goods, con-
Z 8 sissting of Supcrfine Cloths, CassiDeres,
5tockngnetts, Cslhcoes and printed Cambrics,
t'i';s''s1, Bonn nap,ha2etis-, 8 ~
Sihriings and Long Cloths, Caolhric and Madras
Hankerchieis, Mosliis, Sc with v.rit ty of other
articles; and are in daily expectation oC further
supplies, which will he sold wholesale and retail,
at reduced prices, for cash, or acceptances in
July ~. l9-tf
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ELK HUI, FOR SALE.

ELK HILL, FOX SALE.
Z VIII sell at Public Auction, on the premises, TO
X the highest bidder, on the 18th day of December
next, this VARIABLE and wei-known tract of LAND,
ftirrs =, coochlanq Co'i.ty, on james Rive 20
site FIX Island, containing about 500 aorcs--ffty
OF which are low-grounds OF the first quality, and
the balance justly esteemed Of the finest bodies
ofhigh-lsnd in the State About half the tract is
in wood, and as good tobacco land as any in the
County. Nearly oee-'hri Of the cleared land is
well set in clover The Subscriberis now engaged in
sowing good crop Of wheat, Which will he put in
well, and in good time. The situation of this farm
is beautiful and healthy, the buildings commodous,
both as s,lenee and for farming ana. planting
purposes. The barn is ne WY finished, thirty by
forty feet, and shielded on three sides, and contains
good threshing machine the nrighborhood veal
thy and agreeable. Ia short, it is one OF the most
desirable estates on tile river
The terms of sale will he, fifteen thousand dol
lars cash, and the balance in two cnual annual pay
Ioents, To earry interest from the first day Of Jan-
ary next when complete possession will be given
The Subscriber invites those disposed TO purchase
this Kind Of propeity,to come to his house (on the
Ir2mises) and lac will shew the property.
THOMAS X. HARRISON.
Elk Hin October 25. Soft
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JOHN KING

NOilCE.
4 n pursuance of Decree of the Hastings
Court of the City RR9nd BEARING date helI,h Sep
tember, 1915, pronounced suit wherein Geo. Witlocbe
and another plaintiff, and Ann Tate and others deii-
dans WILL BE SOL D. at public Auction, Saturday the
2sth day of this month"; before the Bell Tavern the CITY
OF Rcnond the tenement presentin the occupation
Manuel Judah situated few doors above the EageTayeri,
III the said city credit of six mo.dsA note negotiable
and payable ofte Banks ofts City, with appr-
we'd enorser, VIII h. rcQeof the purchaser and no con-
Veyance will be executed until the purchase money paid
NILLJ4iM MARSHALL.
UILLidM HAl.jT. Commissioners.
JOHN ROBERTSON,
Offcbsj l..
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Yienna, .Hugusf 9.


.Hrch-duchess D1gria Louisa Tile En-
press returned on the 9Th to Baden, from,
her little excursion, and aligted at the ho-
tel inhabited by the Arch-duchess Maria
Louisa. The next day the Empress oni
Arch-duchcss left Baden, and returned to
Schoenbrun. The latter has for some
weeks been busily employed in studying
the English language, in which Mr.. L;sty,
an Engiishman, has the honor TO be her
preceptor. This august Princess has not
been so cheerful since her return to her
OWN country, as now, which is proved also
by her blooming anpearancc her taste
for the beauties Of nature finds fall enjoy
ment Ill the beautiful environs OF Baden.--
Young Napoleon generally visits mis- mo-
Their twice week, accompanied BY his
Governor, Count Maurice Won Diedrich-
stein.
Recruiting continues here without inter
mission some thousands Of recruits have
lately arrived at Lombardy, who are exer-
cised IN arms, and then sent to strengthen
their regiments. Il Is said $1,000 re-
cruts are to be raised in Hungary, and
beginning has been already made in all
the counties. His Imperial Highness the
arch Dusc aiatine. arrived Jcsctidav
he Is going to Schulemberg 10 celebrate
h's nuptials with the Princess of Arhait
Banburg.
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THE SUBSCRIBEk

The SUBSCRlBEk
{ ANtNS made the necessary arrangements
will be PREPARED to accommodate from 12 to
IS students with BOARD and LODGING, for the
ensuing course Of Lectures, on terms agreed upon
with the President of the COLLEGE.
MARY NJ. PEACHY.
Williamsburg, Oct 25. 5O-2t