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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
POETRY.
FROM THE LIvrRrooL MEacvRY.


lines written by the Right Honorable George
Canning, when yo6ug man, and placed by
him, on, the plate Of young lady, on the
morning of her marriage, she having few
days before, pr.rented him with piece of
plush, 10 makes pair Of shooting breeches
of.
when all on this suspicious day,
Well pleased, their grateful homage pay,
AND sweetIy tmile, and softly say,
thousa I'd pleasant speeches,
MY muse ',hall touch her suneful strings,
Nor 'cor'l Inc gift her duty brings,
A pai' Of shooting breaches.
Soon 2iall the taior's mystic e-t
Have fashioned them in every part,
And made them tight, and spruce aud smart,
With twenty thousand stitches:
Then mark the. moral Of my song;
oh may your love. but prove as strong,
And wear as well, and last as long,
As these my shooting .breeches
And when,t to ease this load of life,
take unto myself wife,
ask nor rank nor riches;
Temper like thine alone pray,
Temper like thine, serene and gay,
Inclined, like thine, to give away,
Not wear, myself, the breeches
FROM THE PETERSBURG INTELLIGENcEk.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
FOR SALE OR RENT.
ISLAND MILLS,
consisting of A MERCHANT and
CAXV Sg,TI ,n-..h.. al

conistinS OF A MERCHANT and
SAW MILL, together with
40 Acres of good .and.
situated on Goose Creek. Eve miles
south Of Leesburg, Loudon county,
lately in the possession Of Jacob Myers
decd. The above property will be sold
agreeably to the present times.
Application to be made to Mr.. VIM.
Cooke. Leesburg; Mr.. Isaac Vapdiven-
der, near Leesburg, or TO the subscri-
Der, Winchester, Frederick county Va.
Oct. g If. j. VAN BUSKIRK.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of Trust execus
Dted by John Wright bearing date
the first day of December 1907, and of
record in the Office Of the county court
Of Frederick, for the benefit Of Jacob
Rinker, the subscriber, as trustee in
the said deed mentioned, will sell at
public auction on Saturday the third
day Of Nocember nsct, for cash. at
Pugh Town, A TRACT OF. LAND
situate on lsaac's Creek, in the county
Of Frederick, containing 200 ACRES
more or less; said laBd ad;oins tia
lands of Thomas Brown, Frederick
Light and others; and on which said
Wright now resides
JOSEPH SEXTON Trustee.
Oct 6-3ts nd. 1
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

10y virtue of deed of Trust exeeu.
I'D ted by James Coplin, of the eoun-
ty Of Shenandoah, TO the subscriber to
secure debt due to Henry Richards,
| shall expose at public auction, before
the door Of Capt. Edward McGuire's
Hotel, on Monday the fifth day Of NO.
Uember neat,
fl Tract Of Land,
situate in Shenandoah County near the
head waters of Cedar Creek. Also
part of another TRACT, containing
1873 ACRES, There are on this pro-
perty GRIST MILL & SAW MILL
calculated tor country work. The sale
will take place between the hours of 10
aud 3 o'clock on the day before men
toned, and such title as is vested in me
as Trustee, shall be made the purcha.
ser JOHN TURNER Trustee.
October 6th-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
Mr.. James Scott,

TAKE NOTICE, that on the so.h
day Of October next, at the late Tavern
stand purchased by you from Jacob
Deary, and sold by you TO me, in the
Town Of Newmarket, 10 the county Of
Shenandoah, shall take the deposit
tons of James Mccain, George Kips,
Lawrence Pi,mau and Caleb Morrison
And on the third day Of November ne -
at the office Of Lemuel Bent in the tout
of Winchester, shall take the deposits
ton Of William Abbott to be evidence
in suit depending in the superior
Court OF Chaneery holden at Winches-
ter, in which am plaintiff and you
and others defendants.
JAMES Russell.
Sept 29lh--tdm.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
CHARITY.

IT there be pleasure on earth which
angels cannot enjoy, and which they
might almost envy man the possession
oil, 1T IS the power Of relieving distress.
IT there be pain which devils might
pity man for enduring. it is the death
bed rejecting that We have possessed
the power Of dniug good, but that we
have abused and perverted it to pur-
poses Of ill.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
Notice.

vESHE OVEkSEERS OF THE
Il POOR Of Frederick erounty and
the Corporation of Winchester, are
hereby notified, that their adjourned
meeting will be held at the Poor
House, On Wednesday the 18th dag of
the ne1t month, for the purpose of
settling with the Collectors, and trans
acting such other business as may
come before ,hem.
As good deal of important business
will be before the meeting, the mem
bers Of the board are requested to be
punctual in their attendance at II o..
clock.
Per order,
LEMUEL BENT. Cl'G.
October IS,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
MISCELLANY.

A physician having SEM his clock
to be mended, it was but j,9perfectiy
finished; upon which he observed TO
the clock maker, shat if ne was to
make such errorsi hia practice. IL
would be attended with The loss of all
his patients" The man dryiy replied
the SUP sir, discovers all my faults:
the earth hides yours.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
BUS Tiers.

There is kind Of men, who may be
ciassed ander the name Of hustlere :,
whose business keeps them in perpetu,
al motion, yet whose motion aI,cays e.
tudes their business who are always
tn do what they never do who can
not staDd still, because they are wanted
IN another place others are wanted in
mary places, because they can stay in
none,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

A gentleman sat down to write a
deed and began with Know one wo-
man by these presesis"-" You are
wroos," said bystander, Z" it ought
tobes know linen. "--."Very well"
answered the other, " if one woman
Knows il, all men will Of course.''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

Above all thing strive to have al
ways good conscience, Most siudi-
ousiy avoid giving your heart the least
motive to reproach ynU on account Of
the object Of your aetiuns, aud the
means you rmpioy to attain it. Never
purfue crooked aeys, and you may
hraiy rely upon god Consequences,
ao' Tn assistance Of God and ne good
men ~ tine Of need. Although Won
sho"if be ihwarted for some time by
m's'Hrfune. yet the bIissful cons cious-
mss The goodness Of your heart, md
me tndc OF ycur designs, will af-
Ir uncommon strength and enm.
f'Ft y Or sOrrowfd eountenance will
i't r. those with whom you converse
mach IN re than the erimaees ola smi-
ing ard grinniug villain who gems to
te he! ny.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
FOR SAVE.

U WISH TO SELL THE TRACT
n OF LAND on which live, con-
tanning between 40 and 500 ACRES.
This land is inferior to no tract in the
County. No money will be required
in hand. For terms apply to Joseph
Tidbali, Jno. Macky. or the subscriber.
WILLIAM SMOKERS.
WoOdberry, July 7-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
Office.

A LII, persons indeb,ed to the Estate
"a of the late William Richardson
are requested speedily to iiquidate their
respective dues; aud those To whom the
Bsrals may be indebted are requested
to present their accounts duly authen
,ieaied for adjustment.
WM. RICHARDSON, .admr.
Oei. 6 h-if.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
October 49,.
NOTICE.

4 NY person having possession of
IN any books belonging sto George
Murray, Esq. formerly of Winchester,
Is requested to deliver them to The sub
scriber, who will shew proper sulhori-
ty for receiving them.
A S. TIDBALL.
October f3-3t,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
October 6. 1921,
A I,EACHER W.4JNTED.

II 4 EHCHEfC W.1JN IEH.
's%tE Trustees Of the White Post
"a Academy wish to employ teach
er, WIN is well qualified to preside o.
yer the English aud Mathematical
branches of education. There will be
a meeting Of the Trustees on the fourth
Monday in October, al the Academy,
at which time aud place, any persons
disposed TO become candidates for the
office. are requested to attend in person,
bringing with them proper testimonials
of fitness and character.
PHILIP NELSON. Pres.
Oct 6fh9fs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
Cash for Bristles.

ON'AIKf III III ISLIOOs
{ HOMAS Fl. ELLIOTT respect
ID fully Informs the public, that he
will give Cash or Trade for HOG
BRiS LES at his Brush Factory, near
the Red Lion Tavern, in Winchester,
where ne keeps general assortment OF
BRUSHES
for sale at the Baltimore prices.
October fS-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

POTATOES On the best mode Of
preserving Potatoes to retain their IA
Vor as they have been taken from The
ground, by q. Whiting:
He proposes TO pack potatoes IN
casks when digging them from the
ground, and filing the intersiices, as
they are put into the casks, with sand.
The eask will hold as many potatoes
as it would without sand. By this
means the air is sufficiently excluded,
which IS very injurious 10 potatoes, as
is also the light of the sun they can
not be too soon secured from both. lie
says he took two hundred barrels to
the West Indies, and on bis arrival
fond that the potatoes had preserved
their flavor aud sweetness as good as
when they first came out ofthe ground,
and that they were not 10 The slightest
degree affected by the close air of the
ship.
Tkia is evidently very important
economical aud eommc eiaI discovery,
and ough TO be made public through
the country. The common mode is, 10
Dig peta oes and let them lay some
hours 10 dry, which is very Injurious
pr ctiee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
GOSPEL MELODIES, No. XVI.

FROM THE PETERSBURG IsrELLreENcEk
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

BLANK DEEDS
F96 SIR 67' rms oFFIcB
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
For Sale.

september 90, 1921.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25

the ships ssn.Ssi. Shortly ae-t ss,c~s s,,ue Of ae
teen was fired from the North Pier and the Nav cant
Owens, with her yards manned and colours ying msic
cay entered the dock amidst the repeated cheers OF The
surrounding mudtudeS the bands striking up the national
of God the King" the first OF unnumlerri yas
sells TINT shall throughout succeeding ages enter n laden
with the produce of oregn chimes. The second shin which
the Martha, capt. Skechey as the
males grazing her quarter deck Mr. rode his aquatic
yeocpedc among the different boats and, ms rcpr,sers,;xc
Of Neptune levied liquid contributions from their delightful
companies.
The Isabella. Captain Leeds fine American shin Gle
ganty decorated shut several Others
ing 20 those that entered taking the time
The gates subsequently the Isabella
admitted. After the Isabella entered, the Aberdeen brio
Hannah Moro, Capt kcun, from jamaica and the a.
merican ship Dromo Captain Pollard, frcm Savannah
The last ships arrived from the same tide and ran
direct Tor the dock decorated it'll flags and party of
friends on board who had joined them coming u the river
The procession was now arranged the quay and
clock commenced its route.
1.-THE procession consisted of bodies Of the different trades
charitable and other societies with mathematical hammers
&c. military and champion in suit Of armour
The Printers were certainly the conspicuous body in
procession They were preceded by Splendid new silk ag
belonging 10 Mr. Prince, bearing the Kings arms with
manngs, &c. complexion gold colours Then came car
bearing handsome printing press, decorated with laurel
and several elegant flags Several thousand copies of
lines written for the occasion, struck off on the
march.
Al the bottom of Water street Law the American sb;,
Panhea, Captain Eldrcdgc, splendly decorated with %
colours and her yards manned by than nney-ope
Jolly sailors On her deck elevated seats were erected
company, amounting TO between and ,ps hundred
ladies and gentlemen. powerful band of music performed
on board As the procession passed hjs beautiful shin the
sailors that manned her yards returned the cheers of the
effective manner, their cheering being regulated by the ships
bell. J(;cns,aI iii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25
n Valuable James Rirer Land for ,SoIe.

.. ON Monday the lsta day q Novst,r nert, fair
will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve the
nj land which the late John Adams deceased lived lying
in the county OF fluyanna, miles below Scottsvlle
and above Chacs A. SCOTS MILL containing 1900 acres
100 cleared and in high state OF cultivation 200 which
are James River low grounds the greater part first
the high land OF SOIL has good foundation and
well adapted TO the culture of small gran-The
improvements are large and comfortable cling house.
on an elevated situation commanding interesting
the river and mountains spacious barn conveniently
siuatct ana a necessary out houses-tcre this
about 100 bearing apple trees of excellent fruit 4COpeach
trees Soo oil which are young and in good
hundred bushels oil whcnt ill be- seeded the land
the month Of October Immediately after the above and
at the same place, will he sold tracts of land
adjoining the former containing from $50 500
-Pats OF each tract will be exhibited ON the ay of sale
Persons wishing view the above mentioned land are
quesed TO call on the subscribers residing the premises
Terms1, and years. equal instruments purchasers Civ
ing bonds with approved security deed of trust on the
land to secure the punctua payment thereof
At the same time and place win be Sold all the personal
properly belonging To the said estate consisting of 20 or
80 likely negroes large stock ofhorSeS cattle hogs and
sheep, plantation utensils the crop ana fodder on
credit OF i2monts purchasers giving bonds with approved
security. THOMAS ADAMS, Executors of John
August 81. sIwwtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25
[rRoM OUR oonREsroNpENr.l

~, - .iOdny, frtutty nior1spc, Sept. III.
The Convention yesterday determined in commit
tee oil the WHOLE las you will by the reports) TO
reduce the term OF the Governors office to Two years
consideration may very possibly take place TODAY,
Tor The purpose further reducing to one OF the
success oil such I'm attempt am willing TO doubt-not
beheving that either the public good or the popular
voice demand this departure from our old constitution
me committee on the judiciary will probably report
On Saturday that OH the appointing power to-day.
ihc'e VIII thea he out only the reports of the com
m'tec ON the future mode of amending the constit-
uoh, ana oil the committee To consider what, if any
other parts OF the constitution besides those referred
10 seicct committees, require amendment. The OIL
yes h'her,o held by appointment will, for the most
part as tar as gather he rendered elective in
The counties, and those which of nee essy must be
me subjects OF appointment, such as the higher Judi
cai officers, will be submitted To the senate on the
nomination oil the governor BY the amendments
S1nnited by the legislative committee, Of which MIR
ming is chairman, II Is proposed among other things,
70 vest TIE power OF impeachment majority of the
mouse, requiring two thirds conyct--as likewise
10 make MI officers holding during good behaviour
uhciudng Judges of coursc) removable by a vote of
TWO u'us. These amendments will, j doubt not,
prevail, as most assurcdy they ought. 1t is with re-
gret inform you, than Mr. Jansen, one Of the MEM
oc rom Ulster and Sullivan, died very suddenly this
afternoon The circumstances Of his death are pe-
cuar. lie had been ut his post in the house all the
morning, and was after dinner going with friend TO
see teale fine picture of the Court of Death and
had ms loot actually the threshold OF the room IN
. Mhich IL IS exhibited, when he dropped down, and
'hs'anIaneously, without struggle or groan, cxpr-
co. Inc convention arc now accompanying his re-
mans 10 the steam boat, 20 bc convened to his late
residence in Kingston. IN Y.7haer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25

Vh1u TED 70 The Jail Of Norfolk comfy as !, grr,,..
- negro man who calls himself WIN BRov Ns,sSSS'
M - iree ndn aud has served in the IT, s.
e ,I2"n . 81 dark complexion feet inches Sigb 20
49, c' mas scar or the len leg which he saws was
. -. ,shct ball ana his left eide occssinea
ne owner Of said negro, ifany is desired 70 ,,r,se
' "r those interested produce the i,roI sr e,i
&c.,. W arssd2m Or he win DC disposed Of o. the l.
s5e,s WM' BERNARD, TAILOR :, So,SslE count.
Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25

II ANYWAY from me IN Richmond, on the 2eh last month
~ negto man named TOM lately purchased him Of
Nir DOuEhcrfy OF Alexandria. lie was ,ased IN Earc !.
county va. ~ Is probable he will attempt 10 make his wsy
ch again unless he i taken Tom Is TALL siouf ,ct
fellow stands erect when spoken to- and speaks o,ci ,
Thers, ana talks ,ensiby. lie had on domestic cotton
SHIRT osnajurg pnuialoOns and wool latfno Goa,
The above reward will be given 10 any pc,son on" ;u
That get him again. VIM m.pNr WV 50
September ~ a. III
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NOrI(.E

kSf vrige az deed Of trust executed 10 the b.
- Samuel g. SvrnI and Ann his wife for cert liz ,,
cs therein expressed, shall Wedae,ay ffr fO f
O'tostr neaf, the premises " O'clock fsit =.
auction for cosh,s certain lot Of LAND living In ,d ~
Petersburg, opposite The Petersburg Wareb,e frs- w
Old Street twenty-five feet running boct ~ ne re-,
and IS known part o1 Let No T. with freo s,r 49,
D'AulnS thereon W. v. CLARKE, -
JNC. JAMES, Jr. tilsie's.
''F'' q st-efl0S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25

have soeeihins TO do With tits ,ns,Nntsoy, as we'd as
zeal Tor the spread oiitcrutore, though several OF
tue most respectable gentlemen in the state appear
he active in forwarding the pltn. At meeting latcy
held persons appointed Trustees OF the intended
university, alter several bao,tings, il determn-
commons OF Lncolnton, offered by the citizens of
the town.
The funds ofthe institution unfortunately have no
sounder BASIS than priv,t lilcrili but hopes APP
pear to be entertained that the necessary buildings
may he commenced in the next Spring. We see with
pleasure whatever tends TO the diffusion of letters,
whch, we are every day more and convinced,
men;, or of any system founded on the popular will
IS gratifying to find that in the present case, the
iair daughters of our country bo, in their associs-
ted anu individual capacities, among the bene-
iactors oI The Institution. T.lm Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25
IFrom hs London Maga-.he

"a. rom the London Na3G-fnt:
"h take, young Serph, take thy harp;
And play to me so cheeriIy
FOR grief is dark, and care is sharp,
AMI lie wears on ~ YEARLY.
oh take Thy harp
ph sing rs thou vert wont 20 do
when, all Youths sunny season ionr
sai and listcni TO thy song,
And yet twas ever, ever new
With magic in each heav n-tund strins,
me future bliss thy constant theme,
= a then 'nch little We took wing
Away, Ii phantoms OF dream,
rs II each sound,
That luticrd round.
Hhd loatcd over Letbc's stream
ly all those brigh, and happy hours
We spent in Hie's sweet eastern bou'rs
Where thou woulds 81 sit and smile, and show
80 -. ouGs were eoine-whcrc flowers would blow,
Ani son anticipate the rise
~ iites warm sun that scal'd the skies
by man! story of love and glory
ana friendships promsd Oft 20 me,
~ all the faith lentto thee,
On take, young Serapb, take thy harp,
And play 10 me cheeriy;
Tor grief is dark, and care is sharp,
And LIE wears ON so YEARLY.
Oh take thy harp!
perchance the strings will sound less clear.
That long have lain neglected by,
10 sorrows misty atmosphere
II neer may speak as il hath sxoker
such JOYOUS notes, so brisk aud hirli
put are its golden cords all hrokenf
![e there not some, though weak and low,.
toplay lullaby To NO
int thou canst sing of love no more
.or Cciia sbow'd that dream was vain
ana many n fanced bliss is DER,
isi cSii'ss not cen in dreams ass.r
Alas alas
How pleasures pSss,
And leave thee nuw no subject, save
The peace and bliss beyond the grave -
hen be thy Hight among the skies
:aee then, oh take the skylarkis wing,
and leave duh earth and bcav'nwar,i riSe.
"a all its teariu. clouds, and sing
On skyiark's wing.
Another iifc-spring there adorns
Another youtli---whout the dresd
OF cruel care, whose crown of thorrs
Is here for manhood's aching head.
Qh there are realms OF welcome,
Aworld where tears wiped awayi
Then be thy light among ihc skies
Take ihcn Oh take the skylark's wing,
And leave dull earth, and heav'nward rise
Ver all its fearful clouds, and sing
On kylark's wing
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FlFTY DOLLARS REWARD

w Ill he given for bringing to me, Loreffo Pest Office
w Essex county, Va, lodging him Jail out of the
sate So taat get him aednor dollars for lodgnn
ln IN IAN ~ tie state, negro named Hardv lie is a
oont - or 70 years OF age feet inches high his face
e rouho ana remarkable his forehead begin
ng ~ point over the left eyebrow, and rising hg and
growing broader TO tie end, the right eyebrow lie has
vic at 1r' Newons i'll the lower end of Westoreland
county near hcb lat Mount PleasanD he lived in 1910 ana
ana had another among the free eope in neigh
DoHood, Mhere ne IS thougtto he. He n ithe at vii
nam Davss near Gloucester Courthouse, and brother in the
altogether where he may be free
ALEXANDER SOMEWHAT
April 81 ~ ~ ~ ,n,9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25
PIRACY

eiter trauscrbigg part Of an article which appear.
60 ~ our paper oi tuesday last the Editors Of the
National lnteilgemccr make the following remarks
AS editors, wc have never ceased to mark wjth
roprobatlon not only tho crime OF piracy hut every
ting which might induce 10 It's frequency or jn,pnp-
". We iorcsaw, u ycai or two ago, the consc1ueu-
Co.'S which wosid necessarily bow lrosn couniyasco
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ChickdhOBIinU Land far ,SoJc

- ,.,, C"tChuHOHiiny lana for Sale.
4 WISH To remove 10 tie South fyr fb, beroe, r. =
h.aiih and VIII sell great bargain in the land on ,s;.i
Iside, containing w acres, about or miles from,
onond, on the Mechanicsyie Turnpike road r9nnine
20 tue csahomny river above adoininc udge
t liu. ne situation Is high and healthy and GOOD
pIngs o. water convenient There is great deal ~ %
Ss n, winch may be easily reclaimed ANY nerssr
Wishing To purchase, view the pr mice 49,, ~ ~,
terms by application to The subscriber. Gnu A"O" 't
Hcnrico, September II. Ni'"a az CCHD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25
Mrs. @. K- TAYInn

WILL open her SCHOOL on the first MONDAY in oc,o
W She has removed TO a brick house between II AMI 4.
streets nearly opposite the Presbyterian Church
August %. 10 ,s,S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25
EDUCATION

EDUCATION.
FE1HE subscriber designs continue his school the
u year, at sir Lancelot Minors Louisa KS
course OF instruction. the Latin Greek and Fnplisb
science i"V"'euts oi
The school will commence the 9d Monday in January
ara close on the last Friday in October MAKING term ~
nine months with a vacation Of two weeks in simmer
TERMS-Twenty dollars, 10 be mid NJ ~, rscn,,s
nenf gffer ccatto Board for boys not above sixteen r
OF age may be had at Mr.. Iarwood Cood,sin ,gitL orc
nike OF the schoolhouse for sixy-lhroe osrsIoerder
furnish their lodging.
Sept IL. 57--w9wt TtfC,1av HfIvop
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LATEsT FREYCm NElrs

F'taes e. n fene' 10 nc eitor Of NE MN YORK gg1r
, Io', doted Paris, Jgig ~, 1871
" ih0 expectation OF war with Russ;, aoJ 7rL,
- very graclnlly indulgcd horc, and crcunse,,css
~ u iDs ts.jc last cau6o; long dcf,rrr,S do