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FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD,
Eov N NuMaWay.

DUN AWAY IN Friday morning the 9th
IL ns' rom the batleuus on which he nas
working, O. lnmes river, thirty miles above
Richmond, Fu1pg negro man, named BOB,
about twenty yen. ~ ate, of small stature,
yellow complexion, stfai,hi blHck lIair, some.
what al the appearance al mn lNdIan'., apeahs
slowly, almost dronng, has nj first view OF
hun simple appearance, hui on examination
viii he found Ia he shreNd aud Intelligent. !
do not know IL he has any flesh marks about
him. lie was raised by Mr.. Jefferson, nj
Monticello, IN Alhemarle, who seld him 10
a Mr.. kent, who sold him 10 Mr. Mck inney
OF Charlottesville, al whom purchased him
the first tuesday III last month lie has felp-
lions al Nonticello, vt MIR leiler,on's pnuin-
lion near Iynohbnrg, IN Richmond. at MI
lhnmaS Manu- kandolph's plantations near
Iuckahuc creek. n few miles above Rich
mond, aud NJ Wilton, below Richmond.
think II most probable he i making his why
either 10 Alhrmarle, or the plantation nenr
Lyuchburg He rnu away from AIR. Wheat
about II yrnr ago, aud endrasorcd 10 gel 10
PENNSYLVANIA, bnt was hpprehended ] will
give Fifty Dollars reward Tor experimenting
aud delivering him TO me Ut the Virginia Mills
in the county oi Buckingham, il taken out q
The state, aud reasonable travelling expenses
paid, or Ten Dollars II taken within the stnic,
mud secured IN inil, so that ! get him again
aud reasonable travelling expenses II brought
home, ASBuKl IIENS1I AW.
Aug. II, VITA
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Robinson * Co

Ii AVE Just received from Ne" for
4 4 variety OF GOODS, suited 10 the
preaching season. Among them are
Brown, blue aud black Cassinctts
Figured aud plain black Bombazettes
Do. do. brown and blue do.
White, scarlet and yellow Flannels
Figured and plain Cation Grapes, all colors
Super plain black Mandarin do.
Do. vine pattern and emhoss'd black and 60
lorcd Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Chintz Cairoes
Elegant GAUGE tlandkerchieIs, newsstyle
Do. figured eros de Naples, do. do.
Rich figured black Satin
Figured Book and Swiss Muslins, large pat
terms
i boxes Ariiicia! Flowers,
Uuf II general assortment Of
White aud Colored Domestics,
IN Of ,chich zee ofer at our usual tO,c prices
for CASH.
Sept. 81. IS
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Lottery AMI Exchange Office, No. III,
.lIdrket street. baltimore.

Lottery AMI Exchange Office, No. III,
.Hdrkd street, baltimore.
Where BOTH the capital prizes of 10000
DOLLARS and 10000 DOLLARS, drawn in
the Monument Lottery on Thursday last ~ ere
sold, and where The great capital prize OF one
Hnndrcd IhoasnHd D0iiats, and the two
,noO's-lo oo's-5, OOo's, &c. &c were sold
in the two last state Lotteries, and the CASH
for the whole instantly paid on presentation
of the Tickets rs usual.
~ ORDERS from any part Of the United
States, eiiherhy mail, post paid, or b, private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or rrzcs in
any Of the Lotteries, will meet the snrnc
prompt and p"nctual attention as il on per
sonal application, addressed 10
|. COHEN, Jr.-BnItimorc
u COHEN'o " Loifery Gazeue aHd Regis
ter" will caninin the Official Lists ol the draw
ngs and will be forwarded throughout the
Lottery gratis, To all who purchase their tick
cts nj COlIEN'S OFFICE. Those no wish
to receive the drawings will mention il whom
they send on their orders.
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Journal Of Foreign .uedac,ne.

| Conducted Ey SAMUEL EAlLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. ana WILLIAM PRICE, III. ID.
As IT'S ttleindicates, the Journalnon ofiere.
to the patronage oithe public, will be con iuct
ed entirely on the principle of Selection. In,
leading feature oiIhe plan, moredi,tinctlyeuun.
Grated, Is to preoenta at stated Intervals, a sort oil
synopsis oithe Foreign Magazine, Journals,
and Reviews, approp'iatedto Medicine aud its
| alndred Sciences.
No one will doubt theimportance ofthis de-
sign, who Is convelsant with the petiodica
works oil Europe. As is incident 10 such pub
iic'tlons, the matter which they contain is alto
Sethetota mixed nature, aud OF merits the most
unequal They are vast field, where golden
wheat too oiten chokedby useless or PERM
clous tates, al.d where it imports ms like the
prudent husbandnan, to reject the one, and
hoatd the other These publications are,
mo, cover, at this time so nuniet Gus, so costly
and 50 difficult To he procured, that really they
can only be consulted by large majority OF the
cnltivatols OF science inthe United States, thro
medium somewhat similar 20 the one now
proposed. ltlstherelore meant To give an ex-
tract so copious oftheir contents, as not only to
exh6itthe rosress oithe Physical Sciences
broad, butte do away, in a great degree, the
necessity oi ceulIing /, the works themselves.
The Cont, MT oithe journal will be arranged
under The division of
l. Selected Papers.
,. Selected Reviews.
). Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
r List OF New Publications..
The wo'k Is published in numbersin Janua-
~, April, July, and October, io,ming yearly
large volume.
THIS Journals continuation oil the Flee
.ric IepeltoIy, and Was commenc edIn January,
1921.
Published quarterly-Price Four Dollars" yea
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Cloths, Cassim,res AID
Vestings.

WE Arr NOW OPENING
"A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
The best superlaIi,e blue aud black Cloths,
some Of which ARE superior
A handsome assortment OF middle TO fine
and superfne do.
Also, n general assortment of low priced
10 fine do. all colors
Blue, black aud mixed super double milled
ditto,
Common and low priced do.
Elegant Satin raised Gg. Velvet Yestings,
London Toileneits and Valencia tbeautifu)
Super and common white Marseilles,
Fancy wOse figured and ptln,cd do.
Rich and common SwausdoWn,
Washington and Jackson silk Nesting,
LAFAYETTE and fancy do.
re which may b. added g,eat variety
Of other articles in the same line. Gentle
men DESTROYS Of obtaining the best Of nil
cles nj moderate prices, ill please call, as
they can doubtless be suited.
W. MCKEE & }. q. MEM.
October II. tsl9
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StraxeA or Stolen.

L'ROM my house in Amherst county
sbant the frsl Of October last, a small
hay MARE, about four feet ten inches high
fniIr years old last spling--no white hairs n
bout her. with feet aud legs black. will
oiye a liberal reward for her delivery TO me
il stolen, will give Ii liberal reward for the
apprehcusioh of the tibet
JESsEE WOODROW.
November 20. 3. 20
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GROCERIES,.

tliiE subscriber is now receiving pretty
~ general supply 81 GOODS, III addition
is his lormcr STOCK, principally IN the hrnce-
ry line, consisting Of the following articles
best Brown aud Loaf Sugnrs
Second guilty do. do
Best tallee, green aud white
Imperial aud Young Ilyson Teas
Jamhica, Antigua aud common Rum
SICILY, Madeira, Tenerifr aud Malaga Wine
Brandy, Nhskey ana Molasses
Rai,ns aud Almonds
Cheese, first AID second qnnliiy
Best Durham Mustard, ! bottles, fresh
Waits patent do. / bottles
Chocolate, Jancison's Crackers, Rice
Spermnceti aud lallow Candles
indigo, Maddef, BlGeing aud Copperas
Shlpetrr, Alum aud Birthstone
Cotton aud Wool Cards
Powder, Shot and Hints
Shaving aud 1urpenlinc Soap
Nnimegs, Allspice, Ginger aud Pepper
Wire and Hair silters,
Leading Lines aud Bed Cords
Salt, by the sack or bushcl,
general assortment of Brushes,
Nest Tubs aud Measures
Window Glass aud Putty
\ general assortment Of Glass, Liverpool
{ ockery and Stone Ware,
\ few articles IN the Dry Goods line
Writing aud Letter Paper,
Ink Powder and Waters,
Franklin aud Virginia Amanncs
small assortment Hardware aud Cutlery,
With number of other articles, which me
offered on the most moderate terms Tor ca sh
Ills old friends and the public generally are
invited To give him call.
EDWARD DuFFEL.
December :. 1854
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"A Vcacller Wanted.

A NY person qualified To teach The Eng
"a loh Language dramatically, With Mi.
ting and Arithmetic, who cnn be well recon.
mcnded rs 10 moral character aud industry,
aud may be- approved Of upon examination,
may hear al II situation ere his guaifea.
l'ans may he suitably recompenscd, by ap-
plying personally az by letterto Capi. John
Lcltwich, ouoI Bridge, bedford county, Va.
The school session may commence imme.
diately after Christmas.
November ~ NGw III
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q The EDIroRs OF THE NIRGiNIAN,
(agents for Lynchburg and its vicinity,) So
licit subscriptions TO the dove works.
The North American Review, and AmerI-
can Journal OF Sc."lce, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
elaine TO public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our national literature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-10

IHIE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm OF J. 4 ! SMITH, was
dissolted by mutual consent on the ffst day
oi this month The business OF The concern
will be closed by Jno. SAITH, Jr. AH parsons
indebted 10 said concern nre requested 20
make payment to him, and these having
claims nre requested to present them for pay
.uen,. JNO. SMITH, Jr.
JABEZ SMITH.
Nov. Is Jw
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WINTER GOODS.

<EiIE subscribers nre now opening very
- general assortment of STALE GODD5,
among which ARE The following;
NJ u 10 aud I'D lose Blankets, low ehnr-
ged,
Superior London Daflle and Point blankets,
all sizes,
Napt Cotton, of the most approved marks,
Shetihcrd and Hoist London supefilne tioihs,
(cGnni 60 any ever impured)
DO do Cassmcrcs, striped aud plain,
4 large assortment Irish Linens,
s nnd G.1 Irish sheetin9s, oi approve bleach,
Elegant figured silks some entirely ne" pat
ternsD
Plaid ropns, handsome article,
Beautiful Ciren.rinn plaids,
- curtain Calico, new siyle, and very SUI
porior,
White Bnll PRINCES, mud Toilet do
With general assortment of other Goods,
selected recently nj New York, from the la.
test importaiions from England, France, Sc,
all Of which they intend 10 cell at The most
reduced prices for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON T. 90
October 20. hI4
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PROPOSALS

WILL be received by William Davis
w Of Lyncfburs, aud seth Ward Of New
London, for making tno miles or more oftbo
LynGhlmrg and Salem Turnpike Road com
nencine at the secoud quarter of the fourth
section To he made ~ feet wide, IL feet from
the centre To lac laid with stone, well bedded,
, inches the beddine 10 be covered with
flint stone 8 inches, traken 50 lhat The largest
Shall pass through three incl ring on each
side Il Summer road Gt dir. The directors
will nee at Captain John leliwieh's, in the
county Of Bedford. on the l7ih instant, 10 ex-
anime ,ie proposals, aud contract with the
and rtakcr By order Of The hoard.
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk.
December 3. n2wl7
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CHEMICAL
E.MHRNCaYiOS
o., WHITEWELL' 5 LIQUID IMPROVED
OPODELDOC.

hNE bottle Of which is warranted to
~ possess more than twice the strength
and efficacy of thehard kind Thi> Embroca-
ton IS nov universally acknowledged to be
almost inial.ibIc in cases OF rhelpHGiiSm, brHt.
seS, cfamp, n"mbness, stiffness or teeohHeSS oi
he neck or joit,is, cbHbtai,s, chopPtd handa,
aings ofiusectS, regetabie Pojso1e Fresh rounds,
and torany eXsernal injury, either for men or
beast. This article is highly recommended
by one OF the best physicians in the L. States
whose certificate accompanies each bottle.
CAUTION.
BE sure To ask for aud receive Uh;tcueHS
OPodtidoc, oryou will certainly be imposed
upon.
Sold by appointment only at the Drug, Me
dicine and Paint Store of
WALLER IL. MIDDLETON.
October %. Is II
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WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

aPOfHEC2RY md Dr. GGIST,
las received, by the latest arrivals
Is frsm Philadelphia additional supplies OF
genuine MEDICINES, which have been
carefully selected ny an experienced hand,
purchased on the most favorable terms, war
rhnled 10 be OF the first order aud viii be
sold rs low as they can be had ia Virginia. -
The following embraces part OF his stock,
viz
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OF MARYLAND, No :, now drawing EVERY
WEEK, in the city of Baltimore, under the
enpciinttndencc OF the Commissioners APP
pointed by the Governor and Council.
Second Dny's Drawing.
No. 1860 Prize OF $1,000
'6923 653 900 llI7I prizes Of 100
95O6 1906 l2239 do. 90
Aud l02 prizes each of 10
All marked Illus sold nj COIIEN'S Office
where the cash can be had for all prizes the
moment they are drawn.
~ The following splendid list of capitals
still undrawn S1O,ooO-S $40, 0o0--g 10000
s5,oo0-S5, ooo--27 of SIoOO-ls of $500,
sSc' &c. This Is the most brilliant scheme in
the iniled States, aud every days drawing
must he interesting from the circumstance OF
there being 10 less than ID prizes of mngni-
tude now floating in the Wheel aud liabIe,o he
drawn AT any time.
uhote Tickets, Sl2 Quarters, So 90
Haires, d Eighths, 30
10 be bad, warranted undrnwn nj
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Additional Supplies Of Fall
GOODS.

NE are now opening n very general
w assortment OF goods, al very reduced
prices, ,is
Plain and fgd Bombazetfes, all shades
Carolina ,tripes and Circassian Platds
3 aud 6-I Marine Boulbozeenes, a substan
tia article
Carlton Silk Robes, new md handsome
article
Splendid Gg'dblnck aud col'd Silks aud Sat
tins
Rich dg'd black and white Sattins
Elegant white Satin Robes
Grapes aud Grape Robes OF every deseripi
ton
Black and white Grape Leise, fashionable
article Cor trimming
Artificial Flowers, Wholesale and 0iherwlse
An assortment OF resl London printed "a
icoes, with great variety ct otter
goods, a, prices well calculated 10 at
tract attention.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
October s. tsi1
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Notice.
December 3.

A PETITION will be presented tn the
"A next General Assembly for new conn-
ty To hc taken from the counties Of Prince I'D
ward, Buckingham, Campbel end Charlotte
Sept "A. w3m'
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Winter Strained Spcrmaeeti
LAMP OIL.

/ HAVE just received fresh supply OF
winter strained >rermaec, LAMP OIL,
oil the most superior quAiiiy
THOMAS J. DUyAL,
Dec 7. BauL snaore
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Sale az Iroperty.


10y virtue Of two deeds 81 trust executed
- hy Mathew Brown, ore dnted on the sih
dry of February, 1921, 10 james BoHegh aud
William NJ ktos, with power and authority
IL eitherto sell, and the other 10 Sninuel |.
WHIT, dated on the 18th day of Aprl, isg3,
Tor ccrtnin purposes ihercin expreh. ed, will
be sold, before the front door OF the Franklin
Hotel, in the town OF LynehburE, on We'd
nesdny, the 2ed lay of the present month,
0peccmbcr) ii fair, II not, the neat lair day
thereafter,
Ihe following Slaves,
TO viii, Ned, brietlaycr. Glib, n waegoncr,
Iabby, and her child Ann, Polly, Frank, com.
monty known by the nnme oi Frank Word,
stone mason. and jefferson, with tkc In.
efeasc OF the females since the date Of the
irsi deed. Also, nj the dwelling house of tho
snid Mathew Brown, on the same day, the
whole Of the
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
of the snid Alnthsw Brown. and all other mr.
ticles conveyed IN either Of III, said dcods.
Netting ns trustees, we " III convey only such
title as is vested IN NJ, respectively, by sirluo
Of The trust deeds aforesaid.
u Terms made known on tlfn day of sale.
JANIS BENs.H, ,..,
SAMUEL I. WAIT, ''"''''''
Dec. Z tdsa4
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Eo Nent,
NV. and Mrs. Douglass,

E,HINCIPALa of the Lewisburg Fe.
d mnie Academy, intend opening school
for young ladies in Lynehbure, on Monday
the Sd january next, fa sufficient number ol
scholars can be obtained. The principal bran.
rhcs " Inch will he taught are Orlhograpby,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English tram
mar, Geography, with The use OF The Maps md
Globes, History, aDcicnt mud modern, the e.
dement's of Astronomy, Philosophy, az. aud
the various branches of needle work. Strict
attention viii be Iaid 10 ihe moral deport-
rnenl oil their pupils. For character, qnhliii-
cations, sc apply TO Col William Lynch,
Doctor Humphreys or Abram X. North. esqs.
in hose hand. subscriptions pnpers hnle been
placed, or 10 Kobt Morris5 and Edw Lynch,
r.us 3tl7 bee 3.
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Cash 10Y Wheat.

TNIE subscriber will give the highest
i market price for wheat. ........
October % Win II
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Best cold press'd Cas- Camomile Flowers
tor OIL, in quart, Volatile Salts
pint and half pint Sulphalc Qninine, n
bottles new article
Epson salts lpccacnnnha
l'lauber do ColuInbo IN root aud
Calonel in povdrr
Jaiap, Camphor ORANGE Peel, fresh
Cream Tartar Gcntan Root
flors Sulphur Blue Niiriol
Rhubarb in root Sweet Ill
Ditto in powder Salad do
Gum Opium Gum Gamhoge
CnIcined Magnesia Gum Al1rrh
Lump ditto Cinnamon
Sugar Lead oil Normseed
Peruvian Bark, very oil Cloves
in powder, snpo Refined salt petrs
do do in quill, ! rior, ramarinds, fresh
Tartar Eneic, Engl'h fapioca
Refined Burax Pearl Barley
Spirit, Nitre Spirits liartshorn
Balsdm Copaiva Oil Cinnamon
Refined Liquoriee Rose Water
Common ditto oil Peppermint
salts Tartar Extract Bark
Canella Bark Extract Ilemiock
Red Prccipitatc sup. Cnrb. soda
Gum Aloes iartalie Acid
Gum Arabic Cruton Oil
Spanish Flies Snlphuric Acid
Flake Mamma Sitre ditto
SIENNA Leaves, Alurialic ditto
Gum Gnsicum Lees Aniibilious Pills
Lunar Cnusic DIR. Robertson's Elixir
Corrosive Sublimate Health
Arrow Root, sup. quail Paul's Columbian Of
White Niriol Ess. Mustard, NC &c
Also, most splendid assortment of FANCY
SOAPS. Nov. %
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Also, one other 'Yvact,

in said county, on Falling creek, on which
lie subscriber resides, containing 80 acres.
There is an elegant mill site on thcscreek run
ming through the land, where u commence
ment was undc by former owner There
are about 81 acres Of bottom land on the
creek, winch produces elegant tolneco. he
larger pnrt of the plantation having been re-
Gently cleared, is in good heart producing
good crops \ bargain mny be- bad IN these
lands. ROBERT 4. PENN.
November r. Wjn ~
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LAND FOR SALE.

1HllE subscriber offers for snlr, A TRACT
- OF LAND. in The county OF Bcdlord, on
Little Otter, containing 81 acres. There nre
30 or dO oi rich bottom, on "a creek running
through the centre of The plantation. The
upland Is good, and II considerable portion oi
excellent tohncco land 10 clcnr. II IL kind
soil, easily cultivated, producing fine crops,
aud within mile aud half Of the town Of
Liberty where there isalways "A mnrkei Tor all
surplus, corn, onts, hay, &c. &c made on the
plantation. Numerous fne springs, aud every
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FON NENT,
Invitation 10 'railovs.

A GOOD TAILOR, who can come well
n recommended, either with or without
innily, will meet with encouragement Mt
Brook Nesl, Campbell county, Virginia, oh
early application niw Nov. 10,
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The North American Review,

Was begun in lsi5, aud has snce been steadis
y advancing in public estimation In Jhh"a-
y, 1920, the cditorship was assumed by Fro
lessor Everett, OF the University AT Cambridge,
New-England. 4 atio series was then com.
meuced, with which il is convenient that sub
scriptons should begin. Orders Tor amy pHrt
of the work will however he thankfully re-
cciyed by T.. Littell and by II. Norris Henry,
who are interested,in the publications
Published qttdfteriy-Price Fire Dollars a
osIyu
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ALSO,
\ few dozen bottles OF UIiITEUELL'S 70
LATHE .iRGMI1JC SALFF, SO celebrated
in eases oi CHgnlrh aud Headache.
Ob1 % ts19
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American journal of Science an,

Conducted by BENJAMIN SlLLIMAN, Pro
ftSsor Of Chemistry, &c. Yale COLLEGE.
THIS journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form avolnne.
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GOilEN'S OfFIGE--BAIrIaonl,
.NortmLcr 2ih, 1924.
GRAND
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-09
ALEXANDRIA
BOARDING SCHOOL.

ME- subscribers intend opening in A.
Il lexandrIa, d. G.. BOARDING
SCHOOL, in which will be taught Spell.
ing, Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geog-
raphy with the use of the globes, Arithme-
tic, and the various branches of MAIZENA,.
teal Science, together with their applica-
tion TO the principles of Natural Philoso-
ply, &c. Natural Philosophy and Chem
istry will be taught as regular exercises in
The school. and Lectures on these subjects
will be delivered to The Students, illus
tra,ed by The aid of the necessary appara-
tus.
The number of Students limited 10 TWEEN.
ty.hve. Price for boarding, lodging and
tuition, one hundred and sixty dollars per
annum, each quarter payable in advance.
Washing 50 cents per dozen. Reading
books furnished for the USE Of the school:
other books, stationary and Instruments,
furnished at the usual prices. The Stu.
dents will have the free use OF library,
consisting OF good collection OF Malhe-
NAUTICAL and Philosophical works, together
with valuable books OF Biography, Histo-
ry, Travels, sc.
Students admitted for any time not less
than three months.
A vacation of two weeks about the first
OF the eighth month in each year Stu.
dents frcm distance, i! it is desired,
will remain in the family during the vaca'
ton.
The Students will regularly accompany
the family to the meetings tor worship OF
The society Of Friends, excepting such as
are OF different religious persuasion, who,
it it be their parents OF guardians wish,
will attend any other place OF worship IN
the town.
The department Of the students will be
On object Of particular attention. They
will be expected to attend 10 good order,
and 10 avoid every kind OF immoral con.
duct. During the day time, when at lei
sure, they will have free liberty IN the
town, and parts ad]acent, on The condl.
ton OF their not abusing that liberty. -
They are not to go into the water, on it,
necessary attention 10 preserve them fr0m
danger.
The subscribers will direct their atten-
ton exclusively to the charge OF The school;
and the limtea number OF Students being
small, favorable opportunity will be af-
fordeG for their advancement in the acqui-
.ition of literary information.
The school will be open for the reception
Of students, on The Isl Of the nth mo.
next. BENJAMIN HALLOW ELL,
CHARLES FARQUHAR.
N. B, A few students from the town
will be admitted as day scholars, who will
have The privilege of attending the lee.
lures b. n.
c. F.
6rThe Richmond Enquirer. Wtnches.
ter Republican, Fredericktown Hera Id
and. Baltimore Federal Gazette are, re
qnested 10 publish the above advertisement
in their respective papers s times, and for
ward their accounts to this Office for col
lection. ct sep %