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To Rent.

THE house at present occupied by Mr..
Il Josiah Watson, as the Post Office. Pos
session may be had Immediately. For terms
apply to THOMAS BROCCHUS.
october 8 tt
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TO Rent.

sEOW sleep the wise who sink TO rest,
II With Tyler's Lott'ry Ticket blest |!
Though Ouns, with icy fingers cold,
Approach to grasp his scanty gold,
Yet dreams OF future bliss arise,
And cheer him with The pTomis'd Prize.
Ry Fortunes hands his fate is spun,
AT Tyler's shalt the Prize be won.
There Prizes shine. in riCharray,
There Tyler stands, the cash to pay;
And Fortune shall, with JOY, repair
To dwell a constant inmate there.
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For Sale or Rent.

That commodious house and lot
.3TFN recently belonging to VIM. H.: titz,,
ssssss hugh, esQr. in complete sepair, and
SlsEsS.suited to the accommodation OF
large family This is an excellent estab-
lshment aud we'll situated in pleasantpart
ci the town. Apply to PhIip r: Fendali,
ESQ. orto WILLIAM BRENT, Junr.
|scembar 6N
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13

Fresh Teas.
TUST received per sloop Armada, Kirt-
y land, from New York, Guapowder and
Imperial tea in chests and half chests, Su-
sannah's cargo, imported esd lasst moth, for
sale by SAM'L. MESSERSMITH.
IN STORE,
100 boxes Gunpowder TEA
90 4lb cannisters do
80 Glib cannisters Imperial do
~ chests and 5 half chests 7. Hyson
DO On,ar,o's cargo. dec 60
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Bank Of Alexandria,

December Is. 1920.
THHE stockholders in this institution are
l. hereby notified that an election OF nine
directors, to serve the ensuing year. will be
held at the Court house in this town on the
Sd Monday (the l5th) January next, between
the hours of 10 A. NJ. and p. M.
de 18 j. L. McKENNA. Cashier
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Brandy, Shirtings, &c

EUST received, and for sale, -
. pipes 4ih proof cognac brandy,
4 cases power loom sbirtings and sheet
ings, very superior
case fine sa,tiuetts and an assortment
of American cottCa goods.
nnyl5 A c. CAZEN0VE & Co.
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Sper. G andes, Sugar, &c.
SPERM. candles, st. Crox sugars IN
~ hhds
Wrapping paper, moaid candles
Soap, coffee, Albany oats
A quantity OF apples, Newton pipp'ns'
Spitzenbergs, &c.
Landing from the sloop Altoona, captain
Knapp. from N. York, and for sale by,,
THOMAS v. HUCK.
January Il OF
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ALIENS PRIZE LIST.
NETWORK

40 a.
A NEw.Vn4k
LITERATURE. LOTTERY,
Ninth Gcy's drn,rene
No. *seao qsl5 prizes each Of 500 dolls
Tenth day's drau1as.
No: wi 9es prize of Dl0,oo0
.II22'7gi .,o OF .,so ~ ~
4so,d ~ Aliens Iuckv cf;ce vbe tb.. tor.
,una,e holders are invited 70 call and receive
tho cash far their nrizes Four drawings
more will complete the lottery. The llih
drawing VIII De tece,ve "a tn,s rGsyi .h..
:, nronortion. The prizes 70 be drawnare
$4,000 dollars
10000 dollars
5000 dollars
Q of 1000 dollars
Q IF 500 dollars
Of ,Oc JnlIars
Grand State Lottery.
"
No. 1880 .744s *4oss .llss 5es phi
ze :s OF .asis D'S 800
*8I3 *aI45 1913 *6474 *84s9 100
sAH sold at Aliens.
Will draw again on Monday next, 9Th inst,
when the follow ing prizes will be
FLOATING TN THE WHEEL, via:
8 prizes Of 10000 d0;Iais
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THE
Grand National Canal LOt'ry,

Nou draocing ia this City,
Contains the following splendid Prizes, anG
300 Nos. have been drawn:
10, 900 DOLL4RS.
90, DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLARS.
5000 DOLLARS.
looo dols loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dois loco dols
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls luoo dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls 1000 dolls
loco dolls 1000 dolls loco dolls
Iono dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
louo dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
Ioun dolls loco dols loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls looe dolls loco dolls
ln,O dole
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Pennsylvania avenue, Washington City.
Ticket. Tor sale in the Grand National
Lottery at 10 dollars.
Orders enclosing cash OF prize tickets adj
dressed to S. l. NJ. Allen will be promp6.
xtlendsi to- jar
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Princeton.


ONE of the bet ffands in the
~ town for . genteel Tavern, with a Store
for general Merchandise, detached from the Houie,
with excellent Cellar, Back Buildings for the &C.
commodatiou of the Store, which is nearly 40 feet
iqnate. The Houfc is G,rated in the very centre
OF the town, on the corner of the four principal
roads which pats through it-ha' four Rooms on
aoor--two aories high--with a Front Yard,
and excellent Well and Garden Spot, and con-
iidersble quantity of eatly and late Fruit Trees
together with about 90 acres of Tome Of the beA
Land in the town.
An Inn in this situation is very much
wanted. 1t Offers one Of the beH opportunities
to any petfon who is deGrous of commencing
bufinels, either Inn-kesp-r or Trader, that has
ever been preIcnted to let.
For particulars, apply to Mr.. John
Lane BoyLgoa, or Capt. Peter Fauow, now to be
found on the Pfemies. A Leatc for ieven OF
tweuty.one years will be given. if required.
~ rhe Premises are all in complete
repair. and immediate policlhon will be given.
PRINCETON, FEB. s8, 1874. an
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Woree(er, #.
Probate Office. March Il, 1871.
To the Heirs Of Dawn ALLEN, Of Pc
tersham, in said County, and TO all
others concerned in The Estate Of said
Allen, GREET1so.
YOU are hereby cited to APP
= pear lif you fec fry at the Court of Probate
to be holden q, Brookfeld, in faid County, on
the iecond TueIday in April next. at ten Of the
clock, before noon, to lhow csuie why Licene
ihould not be granted to the Guardian of iad d.
len. 10 fell and convey 70 much of faid allen,
Real ERate as will raile the fun of $iee 90. for
the payment OF debu and charges and You will
be heard thereon.
THEOPEs. WHEELER, Reg.
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g9aBsacDusetts 5pp.
PUBLISHED BT
MANNING e TRUMBULL,
One door south Of Mesrs. BuRr & MERRIck's
Stggs.0Eee.
PUBLISHED 81
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price to Jingle fubfcribers, who receive their
papersa at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
ounum.
To compsnies of ss fubleribers. who take the
u,oe,s stthe Office, one dollar and Fifty cents per
annum, payable Oh delivery ofshe papers.
Single fubfcribers, who pay in advance, will
be entitled to a deduction of "a per cent.-And
che fame allowance will he made to agents in diff
tsnt places, who will regularly collea and remit
money which may be due from tubicriber'
Adusytiisatnts, notsxeteding tcOeIve lines, pub
hGedshree weeks for one dollar, and continued
three weeks longer for Eft,esnts.-Larger adVsr-
sijsmeatg in the Jamefrobortion.
In confequence of iecihon OF the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publilhers Of this paper deem
Il neceGary to give notice. tina. while they hai led
ulouily aimto belirtaliy correa, they cannot hold
shemfe!ves refponGble for any erouI in any sdver-
element beyond the FUN charged for itsinlertion.
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Worcester Brick Hotel.

THE Subscribers, having en-
n tered into Copartnerfhip in Bu5neis, and
taken the we'll known TAVERN STAND lately
occupied by Mr.. 0iUsr Eager, few rods north
cfthe South Meeting Houie, in Worceiter, are de-
te,mined, if alIiduous attention to the boGnefs
which they have undertaken, and an esrneit deiire
20 plesie and accommodate the publck, will en-
iure them eulom, they will endcavour to de-
feTve it.
AP Travellers are informed, that
they lhall always receive good treatment; and
they, with the Publiek generally, are invited to
give them call.
AARON HOWE,
OLIVER WHITE.
Woreeger. March ,, 1881. 6w
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Or One Prize of $4,000,

THREE Of l,O0O-4of 500
A so Of 1902 OF so $3.50 of s7-with
the ulusl deduction, 10 the 18th cIais of Sping-
field Bridge Lottery.-Either OF the above prize,
may be had for S., if the ticket is parchaled be-
fore the 10th day of March coming Quarters.
81: S7s. Drawing commences the fecond DIV
ct April next, and hnilhes with dilpaich. 5000
Tickets, and an excellent icheme.-Csll on
A. HAMILTON:
WorceRer. Feb. .8, i8at. CIV
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4 Great Bargain.
Shot to Let.

A CONVENIENT andgood
a n Shop. fuitable for Trader, or Mechan-
lex. well lisuated for bnGnels, at the foot of
Court-hills WorceRer.--Poile[Iio can be give
en- Immediately. Inquire at this Q6Se.
Worcester, March ss, 1891.
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March a, 1881.
WorceRer, 4.

Worceffer, 4. MsIch n, 1881.
A TTACHED by virtue of
n Executions, (having been Previouly st-
e'cbed on incline Proceis,) and will be fold at
Pobiick Vendue, on the premiies, on Friday the
soth day of April next, at . o'clock, P. NJ
all the Right. Title and lntereR. which JOHN
CUNNINGHAM has to redeem the Mongsged Real
Eaats on which he now lives, i,ua,e in Phillipi.
ton, in the County OF Notwithstanding
about one half acre Of Land, with q Dvelling-
Houle.--ay6 the Tannery, with about one half acre
OF Land, now occupied by laid Cunningham, and
near 10 his Dwelling houfe.
DANIEL UPHANd, .. Sheriff
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Commonwealth Of MASSACHUSETTS.

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
Worcefsrr. Il. Circuit Count Of Common Pleas,
March 7, u i8ai.
ON the petition aforesaid, Ordered,
that the fad William Philips notify all perions in
ssreiled therein to appear at the next term of fad
Court, to be holden at Wofeeiter, within and for
the County Of Worceier, on the third Monday of
June next, by publiihins an as,siied copy OF iaid
petition, and the Order Of Cour, thereon, three
weeks iuceeiIively in The. MaDaehnjn, Spy, the laf
publication to be thirty days, at lear, before the
fitting Of iaid Court; that they may then and
,kere fhew cau!e. ifany they have, why the prayer
thereof fhould not be granted.
AueA, ABIJAA BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy Of che Petition and Order Of Court
thereon.
At.ea. ABllAH BIcELow, clri,
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TO the Honorable the justices Of The.
Creuit Court Of Common Pleas, begun and holden at
lEe,esfey, tri'his and fov the Countycf WoyeeRer,
en- the jtcoad Monday Of Mvch, AnnO Domini 8a..
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School for Young Ladies.
MISS D. BLAIR refpeeful.

MISS D. BLAIR refpeetful-
Ava ly informs her Friends and the Publick.
that The will 'e-commenee her School in Temple
ton. for the inifruaion of Young Ladies in the
higher branches of Education, on the frit Mon
day Q! Nay next. Tuition. doIlars per Quar-
ter
MISS BLAIR, very grateful for the lib
eral encouragement received the lar itafon, flat
ter' herief that. by induiiry and ifria attention
to her pupils, me hall meet the appreciation of
Ihois who will Pieale to patronize her School,
Second Term to commence the I3sh of AuguR.
Reference may be had to Lovel
Walker, Zig johah Howe, Zig. and Mr.. Adam
Jones.
WorceRer, March Fl, i8al.
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Valuable Real Estate,
For Sale, or to be- Let.

HE Subscriber offers for
\ iale, his new brick Dwelling Houle aud
Store, htuated in the centre of the town Of Rut-
land, containing one half an acre of Land, with
Barn thereon landing. Said Buildings are in
complete repsir, and is the beR ftuation for
Trader OF any in town and if not fold by the
fra of April, will be let for one or more years.
Conditions liberal. For furher particulars,
inquire of the Subscriber, living on the preniles.
JOSEPH CALDWELL.
Rutland. Msrch IS, 1874.
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Commissioners Notice.

HE SublSribers, being duly
appointed By the Hon. NATAANIEL
FAME, Fig. Judgeof Probate for the County of
Wofceiter, Commlhioners. to receive aad exam
Inc the claims of the leversl Credi,on to the Eate
OF JEDEDlAH HEALY. late Of Worceaer, in faid
Copnty, Eiquires dcealed, reprelen,ed niolvent,
do hereby give notice. thai tx months from the 18th
day March, inf. ae SLOWED to lsid Creditors to
bring in and prove their claims. and that they
will attend that leryice. at the Honfe of Samuel
Hathaway, Ianholder in faid Worceiier. on the
third Saturday of April next, and on the third
Saturday of the FIVE following months, from
TO s o'clock, P. NJ. on each Of faid days.
A. HAMILTON. co-u,.,
SAML. JENNIsON, e0""f''
Worcefter, March IL, 1881.
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TNTILLIAM PHILLIPS, of

Wv Charlton. in laid County, that he is ieiz-
ed in fee hmple and as tenant in common. OF and
in certain Real EHa,e, containing one hundred
of land, lying in the ealwardly part Of iaid
Charlton; bounded weawardly on land former-
ly owned by AmOS Mcintire; iouthwaIdly, by
land formerly owned by Capt 3ohn Nichols, jun
esiwMdly. on land formerly owned by JOAN
Nichols; and northwsrdly, on land formerly
owned by .1eisth 1Dnss ;-~being the fame land
given to the ehildren of Edvard Phillips by the
Ian willard Teflament of John Nichols, late of
Oxford. deceaed approved March 3, 1905, and
recorded 10 the Probate Office for laid County,
vol. 40. page ilo-the laid lillian Phillips Of
twc-ihirds Of iaid land, and NANCY Phiflibs, Of
laid Charlton, and Joha Philips, OF place I'M
known TO your petitioner, Of one-third part of
the iame--that your petitioner cannot pofsis, oc-
cur, improve his part to any advantage W bile
the fame lays in common and undivided as afore-
iaid.--Wherefore he prays that notice may be
ifTucd in due form Of law, and tina. his fsid part
may be ict off and aligned to him in ieveralty.
And your petitioner ihall ever pray.
By his attorney, JoNASL. SIBLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

Propositions, wlie., have i:rtn made ic
admit her. III any shape or SIZE. Same
genllemew upon The spui augmr il.e worst
upon iii- subject aud aiIisni. ,t,a, there
- no prospect al tins mnni.ni a. admit
ing her--t!sai no firm oi recognition " Ill
be mutually acceptable 10 bo,m l.faIIs hes
oil The Legislature. We lear there are
TOO mary Asa!el Cushmaus in thr Ii
OF h.-'on many mcn, v Ian have vi ws
Oh patriotic ambition TOO many Who
are anxious 20 keep this ball IN motion,
to serve Tie pu'pos. OF base ih,rigme. -
Bui be THIS Their jrci or MOI be il
misplaced hunaniiy ar pa;r,o ic ambl-
ton which hmr,ls the opuoueu,s of
DiSseuri, let us stand oar ground +: le,
us defend ihr constitution, and irus, 10
the good sense of Ike people.
Meanwhile, what IL The spiriTse find
IN Missouri On the 27ih Decenb...
hrf,lre she had beard ui hrr,cons,,,u,io,,
being rejected, The S.. Louis Gazeiie
scouts The idea Of over returning To-
terri!srlai !hral,lon," aud dcclnr,s ,La,
To enforce restriction now, Congress
must declare war on Nilsson /: mus,
drive her back by furcc into territorial
standardization On The "a January. i,
declares, That In HE state of M,ssouri
ilr number oi cit:zens is inconsid.rabie
that can b. tlisp. sed TO succumb 10 the
tyranny OF small majority in The House
oil Representatives"
Mir. Baiiou, one of the Senators Of
Missouri, writes thus from Washington.
Dee. 3. Ii am not misiniorined.
some IF he cabinet aid and abci The enc
niles az oar rights We Nshouii rot be
surprised after tour years, tn see our next
PresideUi riding iuio The city of WASH.
inston, mol an a mhste morse, or on an
ass colt. but on a free negro OK mulai
TO. &c. &c. Ii we should b. rejeciedA
hope Missouri has spirit and energy
cnosgh 10 adhere 10 her Constitution IN
respect To the disputed poitt! and if il
mast go dorm. to So down with 1.-THE
circuit court for The county Of 81. Louis
have decided that &" the state govvrp.-
menf WAS NOT ONLY THEORETiCALLY
FORMED, BUT IN FULL AND CONSTR
TUTloNAL OPERATION, as regarded the
constitution OF The Un'ei States and
that of the state Of Missouri"
Where will The vortex OF this slave
question terminate Rive see bs letter
IN a Georgia paper from member OF
Congress. that II has it's eve upon Fiori-
ola already before il is ours-ihat some
OF the Eastern members have sprculated
upon It's destination, under The influence
OF sectional feelings (; instead of making
Florida, state by herself, il is suggested
an attempt will be made TO cui her up
one part fo be annexed 10 Georgia. the
western part to Alabama!
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MISSOURI

Tins stormy question has again been
Stirred III The Il. of r and as yet with
noi Use remoiesi glimpse Of s9cccsa
Mr.. Gay las made one OF his impressive
speeches IN support OF Nj Eaions reso
iu'lou, IA vain--ihe resolution will pro-
badly be rejected. Nc Foot one of the
eS friends of pcTsccded Missouri, then
came out "ith most extraordinary pro .
position. 10 let her H., Immediately,
upon condition that within two years
she shall expnnge The ohuoxous clause
ftom her cOnsiJiUlioD. This is liable 10
all The objections Of d.. Eu>iis's prajrct.
besides other ure ones. Mr.. Sergeant.
TIE present beilv ether ol TIE An;I~
M'ssou'ians. and perhaps the ablpst man
ameng lien, IS oPPpsci 10 any OF these
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ONANGE iiOiiII

w mn ~ soil az pubic snc'ion, ca 5TcR9dg, tie
To'h o. NaTrh neat, (bciug corit da, -
ne .rnsefibef' wishing rene fsoa pnhlir hus;
80 u'.sI oF safe TIE ahuve wen bnpFn -stdbsh,nrpf
IL Orange ConTthog.e Va The buildings are ye v
'""h"aious-the house contains niurisea rooms 49,
sac" Two very large paroles aud tniiiestrys 81 ~
u's Al 81 iest long each The stable Is at rscsled
~ any ~ the state ~ of brick IN The form ~ y
r"nt ~ 'esi, bach so and 80 feet wide vim never
,rp shfng aHd pool within {" euiy steps ~ tie door
"e!eefs other oIt houses Becessry "a such an rsf
,l,Unsht Ihts stand is surpassed by few in the state
ne'e rs Constant stream o; excellent water passing
H,9hgh Toe h"nse. brought 10 pipss-Tnis rro,r,tv
wl he said on very liberal terms aud possession siyr
'h' ,'euatey- PAUL VEkDiER K SOY
-
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10 fowch The cc1PtH;aii0s Of ris PCS ,: 1885,
.gkich the Trfs6Ht proposition orcgfea ',eiTs ~
Robertson Of PefetSburC SHir0gtta tas s,ofian r.,
strike oar upon the ground skxt tas PreJ ..;f
c9Hcd for redtrfp1s fAof The Rrrf <is4cSs ~ 3-
hfve an opportunity iiAifisg their ,.IsfS 4
thtg thrwsht proper thar ne 9calte Rsis ~ sssrtt
hea 20 fhst purpose II they Uish.d IL, esa f.gs e
csa not appear rery H6er0t or the present 4,s.,,s
bly, 10 PICKET their 81 per dien. carfosl dc sss
ess Of their successors. 2xe motion ,'rcraiiso cat
The reSotRtfon tcas struck ont, ages ~, p0ss OF.
Tire ara resolution FOR reducing TIE -sliseece toss
for every 20 miles. shared TIE saSas gete.
The committee Then rent through the rewdir;,-
f,;ng others.
On Mr.. Carlari's nirfior a s,ete sesoiusior 7ss,r
cddcd ui<s thar tkc hereafter according u-s
on land, shat not be returned for mon, rayhnent
6.c ne SherV s0ft be 1Hasrise1 90 S.{t so ,,sNck
o. fae said lend, as siI saIisy the taIes due tAsr
drsofior OF ir. HerrirS, arendsd on ar Nesea.
sons s"ceesffon, oas saade osd losls proposing 70 re-
peal the tqres Idss process
Hdrt"g gene through rio Report tie conxil.s.
rose and tie House Gyter aa;ou,nro
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sCHOOL All be con.irRed during the present
- tear under the joint maraeem Of myself s,a
mI H. HfDdeH. viii atteHd To Eecitalfaus IN Iotjo
az" SfetS--r Seaney will difecf The studies Of t,.,.
y" az emnoyed ~ Ma'heniaurs, Ccnerabay Rur!i+b
"iahnaf. &c. lie w a,so teach tie FTtuth lac gn;y.
Should 4; "a ar' case be dstIed.. Respecting ne cha
faeieT OF M. kthney rs inap ana BIS quaI.ea,,n,
satisfactory iesiin onisls can BE- r7oduct,l ~'
aair p re bad IN several or he most rc,o, TO-,
bic Iaiiiies In the neghbogb0ud Fer terms, an.ay 80
Cumberland F,h. g. 80 ~
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Fi'tE-Last nigh; the three siory housr. on
the uiain street, contiguous 20 Wins;on's new
huiidiHss. Was burnt down. The fi,e caught
90 ine upper story, burst from the roof, aud
was zoo far advanced, when discovered 10 he
arrested. The parspet walls saved the cog,
ii2rou+honses Its upper tenement was uc~
CAPPED by Mr.. Cranes shoe store; and the
assured. va
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FEMALE EIBUCACION


4 y proposed ie commence Scbpo al Coal Nne. in
lie ctHnty Of Ches:eineii ~ Monday the 3 n ~
Marth neXt, Tor the Instruction 81 ynnag a1,es h. -.
lafi"rs branches of EnR'h e5ncann aud ~, ~. ~,
te avs on Music Drawing - The pf0f ssionsj SCI, rs
OF 20 accom- yliahed LADY errsees no is eirfrs
g"ahhea 90 a respects, to i'm srfHisiars taori.d ~
tas y"uas Eu1d, and at ne 10 Instruct ef
III tbe Ornamental branches ri feua'e edncsi = Sc
conr'e vii be Ofth'zraphv, u.s4iug Aruhrrtc III
ksh 6fania-, IarsiaR Asionony, wi,h ihs Bse attic
eiopes GeoglarhS Ancient 4 Modern aisofy rhrense
e., tPl.'lsf' SOle, Bellies Lefes FOR &c Arsnff 81
Mh'ic on the Piano Fore viii be SEPARATE charge of
y Y quarter, aud Dfawi SOY qaafisf o. II Willie
We particular province OIL MEtog ne iafy OF ,ie
h"Hse !" ssFefnend HE schootn au respects prfis BID
ING TO the morals manners, ussinsss ~ person &C.
ana roin OF Of The iourc adiss She nil also rrfnst
hoard lodging. washing feel and candles q, Z no y
anhnin Tor eaeh Student, half he bafi IN en-.
iiane the Other a. the elise 81 the yest IswishsS
lhai each student should flrH3sb her cra shetf.sn0
dress.
ne conductors Of the proposed hool do not isters
!" receive more lban ien itse pryis mar can bey
commence their c"n~se 81 instruction NitS smaller
nrinher than six-Uhefefore IL 10 fcsPectfnuy solicited
OF Those PaHnis who may wish LACE dsug tiers andsr
theif care dat they riIi a. taf possible con ian.
cate ibsir Intention Ny letters sfdtsgtd 4, D. Meade
Of Cool Mines. (sitecied tie Richmond lst nntee
iheteis rengin un called foT s. Coal Mines sttif,een
nJ'rs above Richmond the stage rad 10 L neh
nnfs The 81 nNuop - ssfy FizsssE aud reftaps y,
healthy ~ ans IN this osit.
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