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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

I'bPlD -BAiHS.-Havmg witnessed the good effects
81 warm salt wate~ bathing, in cases of ch fonic
rheumatism, or equity elections Of the human system
unnei winch Numbers are daily wrtthng with extreme
palh residing ~ YORK Town, as do. where there is
zoe greatest taCiy to erect pr6per haihs for the ale
RI"loh oi those complaints, have been advised to
aAe ihe preparations Necessary 10 tba cnd-rhe
eehe'" use OF those baths Of late in Europe such
cases ana their universal efficacy Acknowledged by
tne 'icuity us supposed will induce the afflicted to
Ie.H 70 then. Tie elevated and delightful situation
o. Town, the advantage Of the dclicasies Afforded
~ the river abounJpg with finest Gsb crabs and
oysters the salubTiiy of the air. and heathiness of Tia
inhabitants; all combine 10 render 1t desirable site
establishment of watering place either utility
oi fashionable resort Arrangements are progressing
20 open the baths BY The first day Of the present month
iJune) Visitors for the purpose Of using the baths
et'er hot or cold, will meet with every comfort aud
accommodation they wishtbe best of ltanors ice
~ plenty, aud board upon reasonable as can
be afforded, by tile public'S most obedisHt servant
MATHEW WILLS.
.Sioan Tarcrn. YORK 1omn. Jnne2 2. sst
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A IL persons indebted TO AsXan,ier B. Puryear by
boad or open account. will call on the SUBSCRIBE,
without delay. and discharge the respective amounts
due otherwise, suns will be immediately instituted
against all de!nquents ALLAN McRAE
"arc,s-t-- run. q. ,os,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

IL edmond BLANK BOOK mANUfaCTO TORY, at
y the sign of the GtObe & Ledger The subscriber
,kes tue Aery OF informing the Of Richmond
ana Manchester that he has just received by the Sea
leu nom New York, an expensive, first rate Rulne
,.achipe, which was previously imported from Eng.
iano-ruling Of any kad will be done either red faint
inesoT sic 10 any pattern, with aud ypc-
auoh on reasonable terms wishing to turn his atten.
non more particularly TO the stationery line in general
ne sDa'i at an tues strive TO have full and complete
assortment OF Flank Hanks, with or without usient
oacA ad Russia bndng) Of sizes aud patterns
eNheI wholesale or retail. on accommodating terms
son as ledeets Journals day, cash letter. invoice and
bu Do"ss clerks records, deed will and order books
,ue d'caes execution aud Zee hooks pocket ledgers
hdnh memofABdun aud sbetiffs' boOks--chess boards
ana port ioios, ~ different forius all of his own uan
nactnfe Negotiable notes aud checks all the Ranks
ints ciy, e'tbef honnd or in sheets blanks ofvarous
kinds, writing materiascf all dsscrptionsin short ali
articles ~ IA stationery line will he regularly sept Of
the bestquality.
The suDscfberthnksit unnecessary In state any thing
respecting the qualify OF materials or style Of uorkman
ship as tim and the announcement NJ generous pnb.
nc have no doubt proved the materials aud workman.
ship in bis profession. FREBsx A MAYO
n. p. orders for Biank Jrork and ITgc6jDs Puiigr.
thankfully received AMI carefully executed at tie short
est notice Nays. su
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hiRTl DOLLARS rEWhRD Runaway from the
subscriber in the month of August last a negro man
named D4N1Ej-Ite is about "a years of age feet o
or 10 inches high, stout, well maSe, and very black
large eyes, and generally red occasioned by drink
scar on his forehead his hair is longer and rather finer
texture than is common for negroes OF his color He
was h,redlast year 10 Mr.. Caleb Stone, James
river-on which, or Dan river, he is probably running
at this time. will give the above reward for delivery
of Danelto John Il. Perkins, Of fuvanna or securing
hin in any jail SO get him. ABRAHAM PERKINS.
May 10 ,-wlvs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

EthNk W NlRGtNIh.-Ihe president aud utIectois
- nave ihis day declared a dividend " ave aud a
baif per cent which (sfteT deductiug the bonus of
per cent. 10 the commonwealth on the "uew stockp)
VIII he pad at The bark on or after the 2ctb iust
THIS dividend includes the surplus len an the Ts Of
January ana ihe profits from that period to the
dav of the month when the term II the
chstief expired. W. DANDRIDGE, Cash'r.
~ LOT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

A GKLEABLE toa privilege CONTAINED in the aTiicIes
OF copar,nershp, have this day withdrawn 5Toun
the firm OF ZaehGTiah Crooks s 10.
,.o JOSEPH EcHoLs.
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IN Council VorcI DAN IA

In Council, March 24th 1878.
EpRoPOSALS will be received by this Department for
4 leasing the FOUNDRY & BORING MILL attached
TO The mandatory of Arms and also the use Of the
water which passes from the foundry the boring mill
IN Pursuance OF an act of the late Legislature entitled
An Act auioIslng the Executive to lease the foundry
and boring mill, and for other purposes'--upou the
terms and conditions specified III that Act
5ttet.... J. w. PLEAS6NlS, Il. q. G.
March "a. lnItf
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rnnaway from the
subscriber, absut the LIST day OF prll last nepr,
man named henry, about ~ years old, feet g or o
inches high, of dark complexion his hair rather longer
.hah is common Tor negroes, resembling that of ma
Iato's he has small Flemish in his LETT eve oscason
eaDy shot when boy, winch may be easily discover
co, py close exaInnation he is well fellow, and
uis manner OF talking 10 slow and II questioned very
closely sometimes puts very serious countenance
an induced u believe that he az this time at work
on Jaaes river inthe boating business from Lynchburs
and passes himself Tor free Whoever may an,
prehent him and lodge in aii or deliver him to me
SHALL receive the above reward. JOHN GILLIAN
Cara, May l9- 5st
TEN DOLLARS REwARD.-Runaway from lie sub.
n scriDer the first inst. negro man named ISAAC,
set or Ia inches gA dark his eyes some
what inclined 10 be- red and has large scar one of
MS thuhDsi he had OH negro cotton and pana-
rooms when he went away will give the above reward
70 any person who viii secure him in Jail give infor-
h@'Ion eaoing TO his recovery. no: SHAW.
bNcknshaM conTthouse, Nav %. 6St.
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4 pVERIlSEMENf.-WaSs stolen or rode II frcininy
plantation three miles above Manchester on Thurs
DAY night 4th inst. a likely young BAY MARE, a eor
gel, branded on the near bullock SShc has star
her for ehead left hind foot and part the leg white
small lump on her shoulder, long Gather busby
iail shod before and goes we'll. will give reward
ot Ten DolLAhS to have her brought home, If taken
up In tue county of Chestereld il at distance TWEEN.
Tf, and FIFTY DOLLARS il stolen by free person,
Oh COW c.ion Of the thief. FRANCIS SMITH
Chesterfield county June q. TDtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

ESLATED X BRASS SADDLERY. -4doms& Yam Lea
have received BY The late arrivals from Liverpool
complete assortment OF P{1ted Brass .SaddieTY viz
PLACED aud brass carriage aud gig furniture, in
pla'vd, plain aud fancy carriage and gig names
Plated bride bits and siirrup irons
Plated aud brass Ierrets aud watering hooks
Plated inarf,ngse hooks aud spurs
Plated aud brass pad screws swivels saddle nails
Haments, buckles, &C.
Plated carriage handles and locks
ALSO an assortment of carriage and gig springs,
Steps, &c.
Juse ?. SGT
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Ap,4iIn.

EG lRBiE AsHLER-A cargo Of Ve7y haadsome
~ white chse'ied Marble 1stier, calculated for
aoor ana window stills, Sc.just landed at Rockets,
and will he sold low ON the wharf by
MAY 10 TT SMITH & RIDDLE.
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NIX CENTS REWARD will give The above reward
- outno charges for experimenting aud delivering to
me IN frfdsricksbnrz, James IettS, apprentice hoy
TO the iaoTs trade. who oil without any provoca
tieH He being well clothed no will endeayor 20
pass ior Journeyan he is eighteen years Of age aud
wen grown HIS clothes when he left home was
brown mNea cloth coat with silk velvet collar drab
cashmere pantSoons, and green striped rest-Hs has
large nose aud his face somewhat bumpy the effects
OF dissipation he being too fond of spiritous liquors
lie has very squeaking and is not fond Of look
ing yon ttU in the face when spoken to- Said nov has
brother George Wells, painter and sazer BY trade
living on the Capitol Iii in the city cf Richmond
where no doubt he may be found will give the above
in Jail, any where in this state and information
given 10 me IN Fredericksburg, will give Twenty
DOLLARS and all lawful charges ] fofewSru ali uer-
sons from harborug employing him in any way as
am determined TO prosecute all ouch as DO 10 he M
most extent Of law. PETFR SpIf NAN
Fredericksburg June s. a "a.
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GsPRiNG GooDS.--Brocksn6rovgk & HGrvis have
~ just received by the Rsmuus, from London, super
fine London cassimeres Irs.a linens and sheetngs
inen bed t,cks; elegant London prints jacoRet and
null null muslin ga aud "a Carlisle snghams cotton
aud linen checks cotton cambries; gehtiemens era.
SGis white and striped orennes esiton csssimeres
Mafsees quitting furniture diEnities sewing cotton
sik, cotton aui thread hosiery cotton sin sus-
pvnaers; Madras handherchisfs cotton sklwls; UNI
nrelias aud paTasois German aud British linens.
Aso, INDIA MUSLiNS, plain aud worked Just arrived
f I'M ca cutta.
AAd baye hand, and will keepa constant supply of
Cur NAILS, fTomihe Belle Isle Mandatory.
CT Country merchants al this time be supplied
with sn excellent assortment of spring and summer
goods. june
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Treasury Office,
Iath FsBRUAKY. Isls

conformity ~ an act of Assembly passed the fourth
day of February one thousand eight hundred and six.
te.n, entitled An act appropriating the Public Rev
ehue the undersigned commissioners Of the Sinkius
tund VIII be prepared the first day of July next en-
SUNG 10 redeem So many certificates Of stock issued
tue Bank OF Virginia and Farmers Bank OF Virginia in
virtue OF AN aei of Assemble passed the hrs, day
Insfy one thousand eight hundred aud fouItses entitled
An act authorizing Loan for the OF the Common
wealth. OF sum not exceeding hundred aud MY
thousand dollars as will anosnt 10 the sum of fifteen
thousana doiilis JOHN PRESTON, Treasurer.
JOAN BJRFO0r, Auditor.
February II. cltjyl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

AIOIICE.--Tbose indebted to the concern OF j.
BTown, jr. s W. Sinpey, are hereby notified. than
an the properly OF The said firm, real and personal To
eeheT wih all debts due to them whether by bond note
acceptance, open account otherwise has assigned
10 the subscribers as trustees for purposes who
alone are authorized to eceive payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

MIOflCE.-The subscriber alone is authorized to
contract obligations on tie faih Of The estate 81
Tue late Mrs JGdh Rasdcph, % Bizarre, and viii not
be tesponstble for engagements entered int by any
DINER person. JOHN RANDOLPH, Of Heonoke.
Executor amt Trustee.
June 2. sst
4WE have this day disposed NJ our slocs nCgoods and
~ discontinued business except a. to the fnai settle
ment Of our accounts ANDERSON & DABNEY.
shai contiHue az Tie stand heretofore occupied Fy
Anderson & Dabney. to sell for cash or TOW accsr
lance, STAPLE GROCERY tRtlCLrs piefson's nails
and cottoHyaFns from the t'on Msnaf ciory ~ mary
Hna. Va. ANDERSON.
f'aJ 30, ISIS. SIT
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Roanoke Navigation Company who have not paid
IN Their second nsainent, aieTequestcd 10 foIh
~iihIbose persons who have been authorized to open
books OF subscription for the taxing up ofstock under e
Virginia charer as well those still holding hooks
opened Under that OF North Carolina, requested
retuth1heM Immediately ts The subscriber at IiafaN
". C.. n inilNSTnN r,.,s,|.,
N. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

HenTco superior Couft, april IS. IsiS-Many suits
Remaining upon the docket Of this court untitled ,
10 IS Ordcred, That an intermediat term ills Couri
he held the 10Th day June NEXT and that all causes
remaining op the docket this court counu-
eh untifthe SAID Intermediate term. a copy,
May 20. 7.t2SJ J. " DANCE n g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
.Jamestown Femaic .Senli,lcrv Jo1t,I,,,
January22.

HIS splendid Lottery, the Scheme of which Is evc.I
ieu by none The grand objects for which this yot
.el! was GRANTED are subjects well worth public patron,
abnilding for the treble purpose OF female seminar
chhrcb and masonic hall-if these are obiecTs ,sor
WY OIL pupic support, we humbiy ask it. The ayduous
nI hoped sufficient apology for Tie drawing moi
taxing place last fall. There is no obstacle TO pre
'e' me managers tiSing day the drawing euIy
wsh to setts with those gentlemen who have had nh,
soopness 70 assist me IN the sale of tickets. Mr.. VIM
VIII cali on them IN few days for the urssld
uckeis- Tickets difeien, paris of The slate and
peIs"hs az distance. wishing become adventures
can SOW be supplied In nIre tickets can onl, be had
otth subscriber, aud in Richmond and pe,ersbnre
fresent price 5--hnt Will sloItly adyai
IT Persons wishing 10 become large aUyentrers can
ne accommodated with tickets credit by giving Soor
endoFsen.-Appy to sir. JOSEPH ToDn. Richmono
FDNI-lTN pnnE r . n, 's..l''''ot
jamestown, Dec. 81. Totf
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Xana i'm YswhataM County

E'oR SALE.--W be sold ON the ist day OF February
next, TRACT or LAND lying ON tine CieeA ~
Tie ecun,y OF P"wbatsn t0usnc 80ai ar,ss by late
survey, within 20 miles of the city OF Richmchd niles
from James River. aud less than miles from Powha,an
courthouse, the former residence OF Maj Frederick
Huodson.
The iaudis well tubered aud is wen ad,rcd 10 The
culture OF corn, " heat aud tobacco Five creek run.
Through the Whole of the tract aud makes MI, or
s'A, acres OF excellent meadow land. Tie situation is
heaiiby-thc water Is as good amy IN the ccul-ihe
orchards are large, containing VARIETY CT nuns cX-
ee.nt IN their kndthe socie,i pheasant and aeree
able Us any IN the Slate OF being in the heart
~ the county oi ,ovhatan. The premises will be shewn
10y the subscriber To any gentleman wishing
IENMs-S 2,tOO will be required tiie DAY uf sale
ahd The balance OF the pun base money IN Ia months as
,ei with deed ofiiusi on the land the pay
inent. .
n plat OF the land may he seen at the Coffee uouse
IN The City Of Richmond
WILLIAM PorR, Of Powhatan
N u The subscriber reserves himself the IDeTt,
making any private contract between this aud the day
appointed for tie sa,e the pullc shall have nst,e.
piiva,eiy disposed OF. w.P
DO HEREBY CERTIFY Tina. have lived nearly an
years near The tract OF land ~he,eon Maj FREDERICK
WoopSON, date oftbc county Of Pow halam deceased
resided. which said OF land has been Iaelv
sedoy capt wM POPE, OF the county aforesaid bav-
ing survey. the said very atey aud having N M
ferent the lands l., which the
same 10 bounded. together with having passed thu
the same various dections have aiio ded ME an on.
potunty OF forming toleable correct opinion OF the
quality situation, &C of the said land The tract con
ta'ns t62 acres and fractional part OF au acre am OF
opinion that from 900 acres OF the same rru,a,
uhcieared well timbereJ and OF fine pusty A consid-
cradle propoiou of the cleared land has for MANY wears
renamed IN an uncultiLtee state, aud would IL pat an
state OF cultivation yield hand some This lard
mes well Is OF an excellent foundation as wellwa
tered any tract Of equal in this of eonntrv
One Of The principal branches OF Fine Creek ruunin.
through its whole extent for upwards of mile affords
tie tract conceive from Co TO 40 acres of excellent
meadow ground. As place of residence. il has ever
since my acquaintance with II been remarked for its
healthy situation. The improvements are a handsome
SPACIOUS, aud well finished two-stored d,seIlinghos.
built Of prime materials and by an excellent worklan
good kitchen Laundry dairy harm sahis
nfr ll.s
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6dtiJr ep which in this particular ease, tLe
power Of ,ac House was vested.
Jhere was certain class of power. Mr.. ].
said, every day exercised hy ihis House scene.
Thing analogous 10 tiat which was the subject
VI debate. Wbcnce Was derived The power,
which WAS Frequently exercised by Ibis House,
aud which VA: even frequently cOnf.rrej ~,
its subordinate committees, OF se,uog iot
pci>ons and pspers' Did any one juubi the
right of the House in do this. Was tire righ,
which was OF every DAYS practice dorbied :;
Seine gentleman here intinated ,lat hc diti
question this powrr,l MIR. L. said the powe,
existed trOin neceS,ily. How coul the tlcus,.
ascertain the gull, or Innocence ut public Of
tcuder, whCSs conduct should be arraigned be-
fore il without ,hat powers II was Essential
~ necessary that II should have il, TO compe,
the attendance of witnesses, and the produc-
ton OF papers in their possession. That pow
er had therefore been, and always must he
exercised without dispute though there was
nothing i'm the constitution comforting that
power on The House. The power arose by ne
ccssaiy Implication from the 6nty imposed
upon the House OF examining into the conduct
OF the officers ofthe government. Was not the
analogy between the cases pertcct. Here,
said he, We have eXrrciscdthc power of bring
ing man before us for an offence which, IL
permitted to pass unpublished, will render it Il
| disgrace, instead of an honor, to he a member
| OF this House. MIR. Il. concluded by saving
| he trusted that in this case the House would
| do all they had hitherto done that they would
| examine the accused, whether he denies or
admits the charge and, the offence being
| proved upon him, that he would be duly pun.
| ished. To be continued.
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EducatioK.

'TN.Euustecs Of Hyc0 ACADEMY, near the he'd rouss
IA Saswscounty. y. {. haze the pleasure to nioil.
20. pe, 'sat 10y considerable e<ertion they have betu
able to engage Nr. JOHN a.. HINTON one Of The o,es
tnt teachers atbe university TO this sersiu
~. ~
Mr. HINTON Is graduate Of the uniyersi,, of mi.
s'a" anu lie vas Been accounted for several u
Tor his abiHes and experience are such a. need NJ,
comment His moral character and unremsttna nduh.
NY IL the duties OF his profession such as Will ersur
I'VE osost cei,sln success in communicating literary in
"'ejusabr ia saying that III. capacity OF this r,nt.
man eau compete with any other have hitherto EN-,
The trustees, with the teacher have made sncb :. c,,s
s'iicson as Will enable him Instruct any r,aoah,r
number OF students, and thereby item more ger
tain adiance INTO tie classes at the upi,ersity The
exercises VIII commence "n The brst Monday In January
Board can he had terms eonvenier, ia b
academy MI Shirley, also, VITO occupies tie
AT tue Rtd House. proposes take hi,een VI iw,uty
aid,Ts. '
II By order Of the trustees
Nv. JEFtREyS, Secretary
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Valuable Negroes for Sale

HN the fourth Monday in this present month it being
~ The court day for Cumberland county, will he sold
al puDc auction ~ The courthouse Of that county IL
~ declined bousekeeping-c0nsstin OF negro woman
ABOUT 80 years of age, with children The woman Is
ikely, healthy and well disposed aud is excellent
coon, washer Toner aud spinner her eldest chill.
boys large enough to plough the next three be-
ginning to be nsefnl, and the remaining two snal-aII
very likely Also, another very likely negro woman &C.
customed TO business in the house, with very likey
healthy children.
The terms OF sale will beA credit for one third Of the
purchase money till the 18th of December next and fot
the remaining two thirds. Two equal annual payments
rom that time. Bonds with approved securities bear.
ing interest from their daees, will be required to secure
the purchase and IL is expected that the secur
ties will reside in the Of country between Cunber
land county and Richmond, or Petersburg
January 10. 76-fdss
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EducatiOn.

EyANiNC engaged IN Assistant for the ru,rnc ye,r
shai' open "a school at my place OF residence i'm
e""". vi iiahoVrf, mites above the Fork Church
Lai-"acss English Graumar, Arithmetic and "a, PIE
menus of Geometry and Mathematics. Pficco of Iuitjun
S,zs. ''"f
Tue situation is healthyasd retired aud out of the ,yay
itt'nptaons 10 vice and immortality; but the yr,..,
on Of hePups. ,'
viii take ten "r twelve sra hoys To Soart with me-
me terms o board and TRITON VIII be les dolafs per
AMMAN. -.
Inc ochooi WIZ commence OF Monday The 18th Janna.
~ ISIS, ana terminate on the 10th Becenibrr loowing
w''h The usual vacations during the year
LEWIS ". TAYLOR.
beCehlpeI ~. 81 Ot&...H
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tfron The Dstrdt Gazette OF Nor. IL
FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT John BROOKS

On Friday iast, the remains of Leut. JOHN ER0OES
who Tell In the battle Lake Erie uttered in ihe
new burial ground upon the gacs OF Fort shelby with,
III the military reserve of this city.
Tue ceremony was attended with military honors suit
ed To the rank OF the iecea
The body was escorted by military cerps snd precs
ded by the Rev. Mcssrs. Mon,ciih and Larned The pail
supported by six enenaus with scarfs Lieut. colonel
smith md the Officers of the 5th L. followed
mournefs, nanSed by marshals Then succeeded n,aor
gen. Macoino GOV. Cass and the civil judicial aud u.
htciPai oicers OF the territory and city, citizens
Re's aud The non.coinnssioned officers and soldiers
The army. The funeral service was performed bv the
Rev. Mr.. Larhed. rbe procession was solemn and sub
.inir
The following eegsc lines on the occasion are Iropi
The pen of capt. Whiting, OF the 5,h regt.--
Too long on lonely isles neglected.
Mako by no stone, Thy dust has slept,
BY humble turf alone protected
o'et which rude Time each year has swept.
Ere many Summers there had reve,led
Decking III, grave With wild flowers fair
The humid earth. depressed and leyelled,
Had left 10 index yestige there.
Stiii had the wave, around that dashes-
Scene Of thy faie-the story told,
Aud gainst the isle thar held thy ashes
In seeming fondness ceaseless rolPd.
But now with Kindred heroes lying,
Thpn shalt tepose martial ground,
Thy counry's banner DER thee dying
hef castles and her camps around.
Ard friendship there shall leave its token,
Aud beauty there Ia tears may MELT
For SIN the char may rest unbroken
90 many tender hearts have ielt.
hen rest lanented youth in honour
Ere snail sal preserve thy name
fui those who fell meath PIRRY's banner
49,. MEst TN survive IN PERRY's fame.
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Educati0n.

q TERRELL respectfully informs his friends AZ Il.
~ the public that the olassica, department OF ,hs
seminary, which ls now under the sap-rinientance of
hnisei anu AIR. WM. r. POLLARD, will, the ensuing
Inc talents and literary attachments Mr.. pabey he
lRg SO generally known and appreciated il b, tboup,
sucsht 10 remark, that he is qualified IL teach The
French and Italian languages, in addition TO the Iatn
aso ureek He also acquainted with Botany andSvis
w on an evening class for this study. The
Aoaasmc Education. will be taught by c. Terrell who
san also furnish few boys with beard Terms as he
tofore. Nee ~, 'N' -os az "eie-
IT HIS rooms are very commodious and beipq uud
repair WI" be ready for the reception Of students on The
first Monday in Jsniary 's va ''e