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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-08

So soft the heavenly strain arose,
The notes Of each responsive close
Did seem the whispering voices dear
Offerings in brighter sphere;
Each note zephyr seemed to be,
Mild breathing DER waveless sea
Waiting the raptured soul along
On wings Of unembodied song
o may those sounds SO soft, so dear,
Again breathless audience cheer;
Again enchant the minstrel's soul,
And bid 1t spurn earth's base control
Again the fair ones bosom swell,
Till spirit bids to earth farewell,
And, floating with the notes that rise,
A moment hail its native skies
But, list Those strains no more shall rise
From earth's dull orb to greet the skies.
The hoary minstrefs lay is done
His heaven-ward journey now begun;
May Mercy mild her pnions lend,
And watt to bliss the Poets friend;
For be it known where pillows roll,
His bosom shrined noble soul.
BOSTON BARD.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-08
THE VICTIM OF LOVE.

our young affections run to 7uaste. =
Her cheek was once fresh
AS the rose newly sprung,
And her visions were bright
When her bosom was young,
Ere the pang of lost love
Left her quite broken-hearted,
Or the lily its hue
To her cheek had impaired
Her eye was once bright
AS the loveHest star,
That wrinkles and mods
In the blue sky afar,
Ere the falsehood of man
Had dimm'd it with tears,
And o'ershadow'd with gloom
The youth of her years
Her lip was as rich
AS the carnation flower,
That yields its perfume
In full many bower,
Ere the KISS OF deceit
Had wither'd its bloom,
Or the breath Of q traitor
Had fnish'd its doom
Her form was a model
OF passionate love,
AS fair as the sylph-ones
That futter above,
Ere sorrow and sin
Had dealt with that fame,
Or the hand of villain
Had mark'd it with shame.
Her spirit is broken,
Her mind IS aye lost,
And full many pang
Her bosom hath crost;
She stands on the earth
BY herself all alone,
With no one to love her
And she loving none
She is passing full fast,
Like beautiful bird,
Whose richly ton'd notes
In each grove might be heard,
Tlllsome envious sportsmen,
Deep woundlng its side,
1t sang never more
But tainted and died
MODESTY.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-08
FROM THE COLUMBIAN CHRONICLE.
MIR. CARTWRIGHT.

A late New York "STATEsMAN" contains an obi
tuary notice OF Mr. joan CARTwRIGHT, well known
most excellent performer on Musical Glasses,
invented and tuned by himself BIZ. c. was an Eng
lshman he had been in this country about six
years, during which time he visited most Of our large
towns and Cities delghting large and respectable
audiences by the exquisite melody of the Glasses,
and beautiful display Of splendid Philosophical
Fireworks, also of his own invention as rich and
various as the mutabe pictures presented by the
kaleidoscope Than his, nobler heart never beat
"a frmer spirit never fed the bosom of mortality
the writer was intimate with him, and speaks from
thorough knowledge of his character. The first
two stanzas following, were composed extempore,
on hearing the witching sounds produced by his
SKILL at Concert given at Philadelphia, in the year
1919; the last verse has been added since his de-
cease.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
$3.50 REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber in March 1928, negro
~ man named HENRY, who j. about - years old, about
feet or inches hg well made, his complexion very
dark his mouth rather prominent ms front teeth broad aud
eyes ni aud large, and has small Of h
knees and anoief near of his eyes, and excellent
house
dRMiSIEdD was hired TO Mr. Dixon Timberlake Of Rich
mond, and away about the last Of June, 1928 about 20
years old about feet inches high slender made,
smooth skin, very black with black hair which when
eombed much s,ragher than negroes hair generally; spesk
quick, and makes Of the words yes" very often
bly, with him.
Said may he lurking about Richmond where they
have free father living, who calls himself Arnitead Smith
about Washington City, where they bave uncle named
Isaac who onanciPsted by the will Of Samuel Overflow
and probably supplied with free papers One hundred aud
fifty dollars will he given for experimenting groes aud
curing them IN The j Richmond faken Of state One
Hundred Dollars If taken the state and secured jail
that get them again, thirty IL taken Richmond aud Sc
cured above, half for experimenting and securing either
ALICE II. WINSTON.
Hanover, Va July 20 2S--gtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REW.dRb.

ID AN away from the subscriber about ago
~ deron about % years Of age, carpenter
aud remarkably white fora slave and might he readily
ken for awhile strong active we'll fellow rather
above ordinary size lie may have his forehead be-
tseen rather above his eyebrows ranging aud down.
by accident the edge Of flying from W heve him
there some One Of his broken when small
the wrist Uin and tits believed the left which shows
that joint enlarged, aud gives the appearance of dooaon
bending outwards, with The end of the Bone Of e
next 10 the JOINT considerably increased in His
blue and his har very straight dingy yelowh white.
had perhaps when he oil blsck red Hat and blue
broad cloth roundabout Coat. lie is blunt ken fellow,
speaks with and and speaking,
particularly when confused. His purpose doubtless pass
free will give hundred dollars for his safe
delivery any Jail so that get him again, aud will pay he
sides reasonable expenses for his delivery
denee IN the county Of Frankin North Caroliua
JOHN II. HAWKINS.
June II 1925.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
NOTTCE.

IE subscriber having Determined to remove TO the state Of
ohio this fall will sell the TRACT OF LAND on which
ne now resides county Goochlaud the Beaver Dam
creek containing 500 200 acres OF the land IN ore'
heavily tmbtred ali ,ut 10 acres Hat land the creek, all
reclaimed fertile any land OF that kind IN the stale
md large proportion the cleared high land well set VA c-
ser rne u vn land good dwelling house,
aud all the necessary ou-houe for the accommodation OF
BE- ,eeyej y the the sale of this land from this
10 the Isl of October Those VINO may wish to owH such
perty a. il will positively be the LIST of October To the
bidder the premises, il not previously disposed OF
before that day. -. e..
Of ti. property may get accessory information from Mr.
john ForLss Richmond Mr. John ffsniag al u"oehaa
eouibou,. OF The .b, croer premes.At the time
and pare viii be .od, lew likely young NEGRoES
Stock ali kinds Household and Kitchen turnnui fian
l Utrns and the crop o corn hay and fodder raised upon
tie and this year. AhCHibALpD Lr.Wio'
Iii, % 2i-tis:Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16

! AZ was the general opinion in Ion6o, ,,.t .
act OF grace would be passed by the King. in Cavo
OF tue restoration OF Sir Robert Wilson 10 b;s Co.
,ner rank in the army -''
In The House OF Commons, Mr. Husl,isson s.;S
ne nae on former occasion submitted to the houss
! resolutions relative 10 the importation of
certain manufactured articles from foreisn co,r,.s
IN winch II was NOT his intentio, IN ,,o, =
very considerable alterations In Tho a-,.sa, ,;,
No,'ohs' ne meant TO make 10 alteration D., ,ho
"'y '"e' proposed OF ten per cent On, ir,por,,,;,
nor In the duty of 10 oa woolens. rbsa,,,. -.
"ip, oaHt IN Inc colonies and broken I'D in Enela,a
~ De ieuuceo the present duty was 90 Der
sLn c rna ~,ien vas the cause of the huge timber
~ So on 10 allow newspapers to be printed u,
paper oil larger size than is now allowed and O
refuge the stamp duties on newspapers. has had i,
hr,t and second reading in the Commons
on the second reading OF the quarantine bill in
Inc t1ouse OF Lords, Lord King contended that
Inc plague could not be conta sious since il wac
wen Known thar when it ceased it ceased sudden
~ at lis greatest height, and when if it were con-
asiois II must necessarily spread itself more wide
~ instead OF disappearing. There was, he id.
iuii as much evidence 10 prove the existence Of
witchcraft, there was to prove that the pl.r,
was conta sious.''
Inc Loadon Gazette announces that a new ooiJ
and silver coinage is TO be made There are n i've
added TO the presen. coinage, gold coin called he
NV Po"hu piece, ana the double oyereign or forty
smiling piece.
There was dreadful fire in London ON the Ola,
OF jane, hch broke on on the premises of Mr.,
Cruzeit, Carver and Glider, in the rear of I'itch-
heid street and spreading 10 Great Portland street
sc. and destroying property 10 the amount of
Zoo'oOut sterling, about twenty buildings were
reduced 10 Pile oil ruins.
A., MADRID, June 8.
Mr.. Lamb the British Minister Plenipo,enli,rr
mas just arrl, ed here. Itispre;e ded tha he C,b,
ine OF ST. J mes has complained TO our Govern
meat, that The clergy had in;ermediled in The ,f
fars o. The Catholics of Ireland relative to- ,b.;r
emancipation.
LIVERPOOL June 2l-Mr. Clegg, the enei1
neer' has given an explanation OF very impor,sn.
impro' ement, lntrod ICED at the Htna IRON ,vo,Ls
IN The construction OF the safety valves of bo,Iers
- Is TACT well auIhenca'edby the evidence tsken
before the Committee OF the House of Commons
ana on long list oil Coroner's inGrests. thar The
explosion OF steam boilers, has uniformly been trv
ing 10 The Ignorance and rashness of he e,.;ne.r
IN weighing the safety valves particularly in b;gb
pressure engines. To obviate this serious evil
MI Clegg has invented a counteractiDs safetv
valve, over which he Engineer has no control ,n5
winch only acts when the steam is rarefed bevond
ats proper temperature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16

OFFER privately, iarm situated ~ the forks OF
Il Hanover known by the Of LONG ROW, containing
100 ii avery tckly populated aud agreeable
neiyhbo famed Tor health its vil well adapted 10 the
cultivation Tobacco, and wheat having H. st
low grounds attached it, farther description deemed
persons wishing purchase would first view
premises joining there ;rac, Of about 800
low grounds which the proPretors DESTROYS
OF selling which would enhance greatly the value OF this
Tue purchaser would have the liberty oil seeding crop
., wheth fall and given the isi day OF Janua-
~ There sold said plantation the first day
December tn whole the present growing crops OF corn
and tobacco. AO the farming utensils and stock thereto be-
longing Persons wishing puchas. said tract, be easily
in esablshng it at The will
he s6owu by application To Mr. Thoma. Nelson Jr whose
.sio Joins il, and tl. made known by applying TO
YORK. Topn Juiy Is, 1925. WILLIAM NELSON.
n IS Ii above land sold privately, before the
,t Day OF September next will then be Offer ed for
Thomas Nelson, Jr who autori
red Ia G contract for the came. W. ".
22-t2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
BeH- Grore and other Landed Property for sale.

req Grore and other Landed Property for sale.
NOW "ter for sale the Farm now i've ly,n. u,
t count! o Aih.nare and upon James River, bordering
tow" OF Seo,iie, aud extending nearly one and
VA" miles upon SAID river containing 65 acres,
proportion oil which rsi tate low groundsthe whole
e'niy situated, commanding full view OF town of
% more "i'an'sges in this Tract of Land han commonly TO
" Iouhu IN any one tract consider ii emu
eta'e amy oil the advantages attached
e no uden, man would purchase such
making himself acquainted with i; in all its hearing.
am ai, d.sifus OF selling property Scott,yle con-
hs o. hrst large two-','y brick 80
Other Luuber-ouse feet In length aud 20 in width: and
,d, one ha'f-aere Lot of Ground upon which ,ana
.oh'c.o shelter of 100 feet long also offer for saie small
Farm IN Flu,anns county, yir. within three ,yilrsd com
VILE containing $50 about t9ntenen houses f such an
eablisnnert,inI his land lies well, rise cspa-
BILE Of producing good tobacco, and wheat. FERNS Of
payment can he made easy. WI. MOON.
July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
For SALE.

OFFER fof very Accommodating terms three hun
fred snd seVenysx and onebsif OF LAND lying ~
tn county Of Hanover, adjoining the lands of Mr. Samuel
Meey and others This tract d land lies on the waters :"
Aliens Creek or which about $50 covered with
fine growth fred oak, the bark which 1.-THE iand being stu
ated within short distance Of two tanyMds would pay az a.
equivalent the whole which wud be willing ~
fake Tor the land There this fine fiat land well
adapted timothy meadow The iln lie, remaSabiy we'll
and particularly iayouf able TO the production Of wheat
also vel calculated for OATS corn add The situation
unconmony healthy, good the hbourhoo1 agreeable
and the improvements csleuls ed for the accommodation OF
small family IL would furnish agreeable and safe retreat du
ring the months person residing an the Icky
portions of the country Persons wishing 10 purchase VIII
apply Mai Robert Ssnp.on, Maj Power who will hev
iS premises, the subscriber, living Gooehsnd court
house. DAVID RObSIEb.
a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
a rWENrY D0LLaRS ~ WaRD.-

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living 10 the upper end Of
N Prince Edward county, Va on the 18th f February last
negro mar named ARCHER lie about "a rs years Of
sgo 40 inches high, very dark Completed has
small the nose down look when spoken TO, and
shutters or III his speech Ipuohssed said negro Of
Raleigh Farley Of Buckingham county VA he raised IN
the county OF Gooehand by old Mr. Uadofd who lately d.
ed 10 miles below Gainesville, Mieheaux ferry, 10
which neiehbourhood y presumed he Is orkiDgi a.
understood he related free negroes who have
the benefit Of education, il than probable be has
obtained free papers and probably visits the James River
Canal will give the above reward to any person who will
deliver said negro ne, him in jail 80 that get
lhim again. GEORGE ABBBEE.
\ rrfree Edp7rd xeuuTr, Va. Auguss ot 27--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16

IL The ENQUIRER published twice week generally
sind three times week during the Of the
'are Price, the heretofore Five Dollars per
payable in advance. Notes Of chartered specie-payng
fny) will he received payment Tile Editors will suaan
tee the safety Of RENTING them by mail the postage Of all
ters beins paid, by the writers.
~ No paper will he Discontinued (hut the discretion Of
the Edi,or) Ill Ill arrearages have been paid Up.
~ VIII r will guarantee the payment of nine paper.
shAi have .hI tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, or LESS-Fu.t insertion rs cent.-,aci
continuance, 50 cents.
- No advertisement inserted, until i, ha, either hecn paid
for, assumed by person this city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
ROYAL ALLOWANCES

iHe annual allowances for the ,al fa.o 1,r,3i,
public appointments, commissions or palaces, Sc
are-Fhe Duke of York .e26 900 Prince Co
burg 100000. Duke of Clarence 20 ,oUOi. Duke
oil Sussex 10000 Duke Cumberland iS 600,
Duke OF Cambridge G24,000. Duke of Glouces-
ter = 1000. Princesses A .gusta, Mary, Sophia
and Elizabeth l3,0G0l. each. Duchess of Kent
5000. Princess Sophia of Gloucester I OOoL
1t is stated in letter from Madrid that the
= 'een OF Spain isin promising way The re-
port at Madrid is that Ferdinand has been TO the
statue OF the Virgin, which at Araniuez and has
there nude vow, that if he be blessed with so,
he will offer up as sacrifice the Virgin all the
negroes (Constitutionalists) in his dominIons.
The mail now goes from London to Edinburgh
in forty-six hours in the year I7i2, the Quickest
CO 'ch on that road performed the journey in thr,
teen DAYS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
FIFTY DOLL8RS REIV.8RDT

WILL he given for the apprehension and delivery nc in
W Richmond If slave named TOM VIII ascouded on the
2lst inst He "a years e" age, rather under the ordinary size
but well m1de chocolate colour open intelligent councnance
with large eyes; and hs, been principally accustomed T., the
House aud stable lie has wife al the house M John Al
leo Of this city, and several relations nthe ncghbohood lie
well supplied with money aud clothes and will probably at
tempt geio some ofth northern cities and for this purpose
will supply himse with free papers.
IL Captains Of vessels cautioned against receiving him
n hoard
- " appehendcd out Of the state, will defray all re,
'onable charges IA conveying him 10 this place.
Wm. ANDERSON.
j q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16

n paiuGLie Farm near Richmond for Sale.
OFFER for sale, by private contract my Farm called
Brootf.id bordering The Brook aud the
pike road five miles from Richmond. 1t upwards of
SIX hundred and thirty good order, and has
good dive Hing house. and every house the
mediation of aarge family ard all houses necessary for farm
FERN. will he made known by application ubscrer
the Shocke Warehouse in Richmond, the pre- mises.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Nav IT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
BELL VERN. ron SIZE

TIME SUBSCRIBER, wishing from publ,c business
n offers for SALE Iii elegant establishment the
Liberty, Bedford county, which, for the variety
H. advantages, is excelled by public house Virginia
sqne by very lew In addition to its beng iuncd in the
idt OF popuous aud wealthy country, where dea.e almost
unknown and where all the and facilities
~ 10 the most complete person DESTROYS
To engage IN this business he procured the mode
rate terms commands at presents which the suh.or
her believes to be wholly unparalleled The building, large,
commodious and in good OF repair. They consist OF
two story brick dwelling house 100 feet in length, apartments
numerous comfortable and brick Kitchen with
all the for cooking servants &c. stable 225
feet in length 100 of winch brick, the balance framed
entirely new with forage garnet ucienty capaci
tain supplies for year. Attached is range stall,
100 tec long, neatly shielded corn-ou.c icc-house and
smoke house, well adapted 10 the purposes for which
respectively degncdad joining TO which back lot of5
cres, extremely fertile. The subscriber will sell ii Tire
purchaser requires it, small TRACT OF LAND. mmcdi-
aey adjacent, which high of Improvement; pc-
ton of which Is well srt in clover
The terms of the sale will he accommodating only small
portion OF the purchase will I've required hand
balance convenient, arranged, that the able
10 meet the payments by the profit. arising the
House servants furniture, stock hand also he had
Possession will be given hrtma sooner if required
sale cannot, he effected by the 18th December shall
offer the house for rent for a of years.
WILLIAM TERRY.
August o.
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RHW WAY.

E.NROM the subscriber the Sd negro named
MOSES Moses 81 OF p years of age, feet in
ebe high light complexion With his left cheek.
purchased Moses Of Mrs. Trabue residing Tabue Coal
PITTS in Chesterfield county.
Onthe following day PATSY the wife OF Moses Patsy is
10 or 20 years or likely h nuat,o purchased
her of Mr.. Charles Pickett Of Chesterfield in S24. will give
twenty Dollars reward for the above advertised negroes
dollars for either of them JOSHUA STORRS.
Mea,lnry iIi,Ires
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 18th ApuI, 1875.
II Office hereby gwen, that the first day Of October
next, the principal Of the Sxper Gent Stock Of the UNI
ted States crested under the authority Of Of Congress
entitled 40 act authorizing loan for exceeding
eleven millions Of dollars opened the fourteenth day
March, thousand eight hundred and twelve with
the interest due thereon will be paid 10 the proprietor, Of said
Stock their aornes duly auorzed at the Treasury
the United States IN Washington and the several Loan or
the Books Of which portion u said Stock
surrender Of the certificates Of said Stock will be required
the time of payment and the interest Stock will
from and after the thiriieth day Of September
SAMUEL L. SoUTHARD,
msy 10, 1926, i-JosS Acting See'ry Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
.M4RSH4L'S lS0LE.

rs pursuance OF deed Superior Court Of Chdnesry
for the Richmond District pronounced on the 10Th day VI
February ig2j the OF Covfngton Boast, shall
the 18th Of August next offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder at
public auction Tor cash, the premises certain mill and
mill se on Svi) Creek in the county of Cbcserhed, aud
known by the nsme Of Coming cns Mil; together with two
Land upon each side Of said stream, aud agan,
sshieL the ends Of said mil dam abulted"
J.GUERRANT, NJ. S. C. c. X. D.
Juoc I5--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
Goochland and Hanorer Land for SAFE.

virtue Of order OF the Superior Chlncery for
the Richmond District, otter private sale of land
IN the upper Of ciooranj county the of Little
byd Greek containing i4i1 tsreahou and
Tract IN the county of Hanover, eoniinns 1856 As
desirable I" close speedily possible the Of the
r'tat the land will he sold moderate price and
maians er" Both tracts viii he divided to purchasers
ohe Mr. Winston fsyasf s Il he O{s sHnsY si t. GaE
Laney Joues. Possession can he given Immediately.
WIN Il. WICKiiAN1, surviving
Trustee OF the estate OF Sanl Gisi, dec.
Richmond. Jan. II. 1925 77---tf
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !

NIcHInolJ KIN }
~ Office is hereby given, ilt from this forward all
~ persons offering themselves principals securities
hon1 cOnAco ne approved by the Executive, will he
required onpany with afdayis legal FORM
stating the value Of the property which they would bon. hde
possess after the payment OF ali their debts.
by oder, W. H.. RICHARDSON, c. C:
b---t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-16
WHITE-HaLL FOR Sale.

YF1IE subscriber designing 10 remove 10 Cotto country,
soon closes mis- EsetutorshiP OF his iahers estate,
will sell his White Hall estate, coaaitng sax hundtta
rather NOR nall of which composed OF Matoponi st
aud low grounds OF quality inferior as body 10 none on ne
river prop OF the hills have been im.
by Thiseac lies the main Stasc-rosi
from Fredericksburg Rhnond, aud 10 miles from IRE
dec kug aud miles from pubic landing Oh The Kappa
hammock The quality Of the soil cOmmodiousness OF improve
en dwelling house, barns, stables, and all necessary
out beauty and heathIness OF the situation and
ogeeabienes. of ghbou hood renders Whie-ta 10 the
ss,lmaon Of all who it, OF the most desirable seats
on he MattOpOn river which the house situated on
ennence nile and halt distant, overlooking
the flat which spreads front from the Inc river
bank
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing invited to call on the sub
White Hall, who will shew the premises and receive
sale until the 10th OF September Next
tey will n notsod privately be Offer ed publicly al VII
leboo which adoinshs estate The terms will be Cash or
for the balance OF the purchase money 10
by the land and negotahie notes
with approved indorsers JOHN Is. WooDFORD.
RA,te-HaH. Caroline County, July 20 23---u
FAKE pleasure announcing all may feel AN III
ere,t IN H1r4Tn Grammar School, that nave at
succeeded sngssg Gentleman 10 give INST uoon'
in the Enz lb aud french Languages and the Mathematics
these duties As mathematician dr. Rockford, the gentle
aged, has very nigh reputation The Schools now
that Foundation which most anxious 10 pace " ana
the Induction extensive a. 10 sup.rseie IN
great degree the necessity Of mourning the csPenccs aud the
rk morals incident coe gate education. The school
will continue under the VI M Egan, whose
attention will he confined the learned languages aud
DessLettfes Ten fifteen additional Students can be adj
mhted and those who cannot be accommola The Wywan
may Board respectable aud sniabe ismie 10 its inn
mediate ncighbouhood. WM d. GlLES'
Wigwap, Augus9 "a 1t