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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-09-21
70 Farmers and .Nanv1actmerS.

EHE Subscriber offers for
h sale, two Farms.-One called the Den
ny Farm, lying in the west part Of Leicester.
containing 100 acres, the other called the
swan Farm, lying in the east part of Spencer,
containing IS acres, and adjoining the other
Farms. Both Farms are the first rate soil.
with an abundant supply of wood, well wa.
tered and fenced with stone wall. On the
swan Farm is valuable Mill Privilege. suit
able Tor Factories, with sufficient and durable
water, and has been improved as Grist.Mi
for nearly fifty years.
lfsaid Farms are not previously disposed 81
at private sale, they will absolutely be sold at
Public Auction to the highest bidder, ON the
premises, on the nineteenth day of November
next, at IL O'Clock at noon
Also, for sale, Farm, situated half mile
east OF the Westinghouse in Spencer. on the
great post road, containing SO acres Of good
Land, with good buildings and well fenced.
For further particulars, apply to the Subscrih-.
er, living on the last mentioned Farm.
JOHN BOYDEN.
Spencer, Sept. 90, 1925. tf
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Notice IS hereby Given,
WVdAT the following Shar


N in the Barre Turnpike, will be sold at
Public Vendue at Capt. Paige's Tavern in
Princeton, on Monday, the 18th day Of Octo-
Der next, at eleven o'clock, A. M. or so many
Of said Shares, as may be necessary TO pay an
assessment OF SIS on each Share, voted by
the Corporation in January last, and inciden-
tai charges, unless said assessments shall be
paid 10 the Treasurer of said Corporation be-
fore that time, viz
Nos. A, 5, 6, 8, II, 10, 90, 30, 81, IS, SC,
81, So, SO, 60, 81, 90, 63, ga, SO, 10, n, rs
rs, N, 79, so, 81, 80, 80, 81, %, SO, 81, SO,
III, l12, 1l3, 116, III, 118, 1l9, i3O, 1871
l32, 1873, 134, 1856, 1853, 142, 143, 1866, l6l.
1863, 164, 165, Ice, l67, 40, III, 1870, 1871
1872, 1853, 1874, 1856, 1888, 1872, 1876, 1876, 2lO,
gil. THOMAS H. BLOOD, 7reas'r.
Of said Cooperation.
Sterling, Sept. Is, 1925.
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The Court of Sessions, which sat in this
town last week, adjourned on Saturday to the
last tuesday IN November next. The bust
ness OF this Court has become important.
Much was transacted last week, aud we learn
that considerable amount is put over TO the
adjournment. The Commissioners to assess
damages on the Canal locations, made their
report at this term.
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SPRINGFIELD BREWERY.
, FURNITURE.

yEVHE Subscriber will sell at
= Private Sale, till the first Of October
nsEt, a great variety of artioles-consisting
OF : sood Brass eight day Clock, Looking
GiassH, fashionable Sofa, six Tables, forty
nye yirds Of Premium Carpeting, twenty
MahoSny Chairs, three Field Bedsteads,
: ire sch complete, variety of Bed Clothes,
quits, Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Table
Linen, &. &c.-An the Kitchen Furniture
OF ms Hose.-What is not sold at Private
gale, viii D sold at Public Auction on the
clock, a. M.
lie wishes : let the Store, and give pos
session the frstpf November next.
SAMUEL 3RAZER.
Worcester, Atg. "a, 1926. CIV
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Notice.

A MEETING of the yAuril-
IA aary Foreign Mission Society Of forces
Ter, .NOTih Vacinity, will be held at Ashburn-
ham, on thursday, October 90, at 2 o'clock,
T. NJ. The Executive Committee will meet
at 10 O'Clock, A. M. precisely, at the house Of
the late llr. Gushing. 1t is expected that a
Report Wi be read, reso buttons moved and
seconded, accompanied with addresses from
gentlemen belonging to the Society; and
that Delegation from the Prudential Com
mittee of the American Board will be present,
by whom remarks and statements, appropri-
ate TO the occasion, viii be made. II is hop
ed that twill be an interesting season TO the
Christian and philanthropist, to all who wish
well to the. temporal and eternal welfare of
the human family. A contribution will be
taken up toturther the object of the Society.
By orderyf the ETecutige Committee,
RUFUS A. PUTNAM,
Sr'y. a. f. NJ. S. ". N. J.
Fitchburg, Sept. 10, 1926.
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Stray Cow.

She has short legs and is about 10 years old.
Any person, who will give Information so that
she may be recovered, shall be suitably re-
warded, on application at the Spy Printing
once Sept. 81.
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Notice IS hereby giuen,
FHAT the Subscriber

M been duly appointed Administrator(wth tho
will annexed) on the Estate Of SAMUEL FAIR
BANKS, late of Mendon, in the County Of Wor-
cester, deceased. and has taken upon himself
that trust BY giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted TO said Ests;e, are hereby call
ed upon to make immediate payment, and all
those to whom said Estate is indebted. are re-
quested to exhibit their demands for settlement.
CHARLES CROSBY, .fdm'r.
y. 1rih the zviA annsred.
Thompson, August IL, 1895.
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from the Boston Gzette I

The great ovation has S 80 III.
been said that in the destsas &c ,naa
the days of festivity and \ 40 Gu,
taan those OF mourning--bain this H.
stance more than twelveAnth and a
day--a period at which til deenest
greet throws her weeds ade-Ihas
elapsed, since the shout ofjoy, seeing
La tayette, began. The triumba Il ca1
OF the patriot guest has been Vrawn
through twenty-five degrees of Iatnds
by more than ten millions of free,en'
Ills advent was hailed with enthusiast
and rapture, and his departure has ben
consecrated with the tears of natio
The last scene was the most glorious 8
all. No address of ancient or moder,
days is equal to that pronounced by Mr.
Adams at parting with La Fayette.
was clear as truth, lovely as the morn
ing light, splendid as MONDAY. an,
spoke the beatings Of countless hearts
Had the Presidency been the prize q
patriotic eloquence at the OLYMPIC
games, and the master spirits of all. &c
been judges, Mr.. Adams would hay,
won il.
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CaMAL MEETING

The meeting at the Inn of Mr.. VIM. Healy.
Jr. IN Southbridge, ON the 18th inst. pursuan!
TO previous notice, for the purpose of making
arrangements to provide for the survey of a
canal route from Norwich to Worcester Coun-
ty, &c. was attended,by large and respecta-
bic number of gentlemen from the towns OF
Southbridge, Sturbridge, Brookfeld, and IVES
tern, and several gentlemen from Norwich
and other towns in Connecticut. The sub
Ject appears to have excited general inter-
est among the people, and from the instances
OF voluntary exertions, already manifested by
men OF enterprise and intelligence, there is
no doubt that funds will be Immediately OBJ
tanned to effect a survey OF the route.
The meeting was organized by choosing
SHELTON FELTON,, Esq. of Brookfeld, Chairman,
and Moses Plimpton, Secretary.
After some pertinent observations from gen.
tlemen OF the different towns, it was voted.
unanimously,
That Committee of seven be chosen in
the State Of Massachusetts,, to cooperate with
the Committee previously chosen in Connect
lcut' tor the purpose of obtaining unds, by
supscrIptlon,ior the payment of the Necessary
expenses attending survey of canal route
from Norwich, Come cticut, to Brookield. and
its vicinity, and that said Committee have
power to obtainan act of Incorporating in this
state. The following Committee vas then
chosen =
Aaron Tufts. Eq. of Dudley, jams VOL
colt, Jr. Of soutbtridge, George Davis, Esq.
OF sturbridge, Elisha Hammond, ESQ. Of
Brooklield, Jacob Mansfield, Esq. of Western,
Col. VIM. Foster, ofSouthbridge, and Heman
Stebbins, Esq. of Brook6eld.
Voted, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary.
and published in the Worcester papers.
SHELTON FELTON,, Chairman.
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The National journal, speakin; of
the farewell Address Of the PresideIt to
General Lafayette, andlthe reply of he
General, says, 81 1t has been truly saidby
many papers, that, to haze been felt n
their full force, these addresses mus.
nave been heard, as they we're deliver
Ied- The effect produced in those whe
heard them, may be correctly conceived
y those who have stood round the re.
Nuns of dear and only friend, at the
uiGnent when they were about to be
C'o9d forever from mortal view. The
oroAn" FAREWELL" and the stifled and
sHcarcSy audible q God bless you' of the
scenery were the last words we heard
from y lips. His heart was too full
ior lufNer utterance and it found a
ready s.NPathy in every heart around
nun Ai5he eloquence which succeed
eu' was NlVered in language of tears.
and 1t was 70 deep and impressive ever
20 ne ~FgoeD. II was that memora.
oie siience which thoughts discourse
more empnaNally, than by oral efforts.
1t was that relprocation of sopl which
can only De eiiSted when language EN-
/ Pioys no SKILL az when the tongue at
Temps no utte.qce; whenever the
breath is suspende, lest it should intsr,
rupt the exchange Gtba beort,s 49,
erlngs' There waAnothing, indeed,
for words to supplyafter the verbal
eIoquence in which L. adieus Of the
Chief Magistrate were Gen and rat,, one
pd Gil anu ACtui IL
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-02-19

suffer with fortitude the winter of want; his af-
iectons are not wounded, his heart is not wrung.
The most desoiate in populous cities, may hope,
for charity has not quite closed her hand and
heart, and shut her eyes on misery. But the in
dustrous mother Of helpless and depending chill
dren, far from the reach of human charity has
none of these to console to her And such one
was the widow Of Pine Cottage; but as she bent
over the fire and took up the last scanty remnant
Of food to spread before her children, her spirits
seemed to brighten up, as by some sudden and
mysterious impulse, and Cowper's beautiful
lines came uncalled across her mind
Judge not the Lord by feeble sense,
But trust him for his grace,
Behind frowning Providence,
He hides smiling face.
The smoking herring was scarce laid upon
The table, when a gentle rap at the door, and the
loud barking of the dog, attracted the attention
OF the family. The children flew to open it, and
weary traveller IN tattered garments, and APP
rarenuy Indifferent health, entered, and begged
lodging and mouthful of food Forn said
he, Z" 1t Is now twenty four hours since tasted
bread" The widow heart bled anew. as under
fresh complication of distresses for her sym
pathles fingered not round her own fireside She
heSltated not, even now-rest and share of all
She had, she profered to the stranger We
shall not be forsakenn said she, or suffer deep
er for an act OF charity"
The traveller drew near the board but when
he saw the scanty fare, he raised his eyes to-
wards heaven In astonIshment--'s And is this all
your store" said he and share of this do
YOU otter to one you know not? then never saw
i charity 5efore But madam said he, 60 do
not wrong your children, by giving part of their
last mouthiul to stranger?' ssAh !" said the
poor widow, and the tear drops gushed into her
eyes as she said it, 81 have boy, a darling son,
some where on the face Of the wide world, I'M
less heaven has taken him away and only act
towards you as would that others should act
towards HIM. God who sent mama from hea
ven can provide for US as he did for Israel-and
how should this night offend HIM. if my son
should be a wanderer, destitute as you and he
should have provided for him home even as
poor as this, were to turnyou unrelieved away"
The widow ended, and the stranger springing
rom his seat clasped her in his arms God has
indeed provided Just such home for your wan
derlng son-and has given him wealth to reward
the goodness Of bis benefactress-My mother
Oh, my mother !"
1t was her lost SON returned to her bosom,
from the Indies, Astounding in riches He had
chosen this disguise, that he might the more
49, 1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-18

Rtmaiasng IN The Post Office at Litt't.
on he 5fsi ofDeeeu,bcr, taet.

+ RtnaiaiR1, IN he Post Office al Libf'tg
/ on he 5Ist ofDeeeu,btr, taei.
.1--Joseph Acton.
B-gharles Bayne, Jai Burton, Sawu.
81 BauEbn Richard Booth, Richard Brad
hey.
c--John Crumpeckef. William Cook
Esq James Cox, Joseph Crouch.
D-Jscob Dawson, James L. Dafnel
Mr.. DAVIS, Jemima beating, VIM. Z. Dob.
son, Jamrs Doolry.
F--Joseph Flood, John Fisfr, Daniel
Fag, David Foster, Herbert Firth, Nm.
Franklin.
G-Josepb 7. Godfrey, Samuel Griffin,
James Gordon, Francis q. GiIpin.
IL Pleasant Howard, William Xix, RO-
bert Howard, Elizabeth Harnell ..
William Johnston, Rev SamI. jesse,
Gny Jones
/ Rev, William Lcfiwich, ". II. Al
exandrr Ler, lr. Merr, man Luulsford, 10
Il Lcflwich. Jabez Leliwieh, Alexander
Lee, Robert Lewis.
.H--Jamcs NJ, Mannaway, John McCor-
mac, Edward McCraw, Reuben +. Nit
chell, John Moore Boct. Charles Mafkle.
Own. O"nhy, Capt. Powell OwDby,
Thoma. Oliver :, George Oversirret
P--Ihomas Phelps ., Henry Payne.
R-Capt. Jeffrey Robertson :, William
Rice, Sarah Roe, Sally Richardson. So
phia Reese, Robert Ramsey, JESSIE Rey
uolds.
Berry Saunders, William Slrdd,
Capt john w, Scott, John shannon, She
riff Of Bedford, 1imolby spauIding, Robert
st Claire.
TJobn Turner, christopher Tcnnisou,
Brniamn Turner, Richard Turner, john
Thompson.
Francis Yennergon.
w William Written, Captain James
Wright, Capt. James Watts ., John Wal
dnn Peter Walker, Isanc Wade, George
Welrh, Danlel W omock.
WM. II. PORTER, =. NJ
January 7. "3w 20
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70 pl.ANYEE

EiHE second and third inspectors at
L. Planters warehouse having refused TO
qualify, there could be no inspection al that
house Tor the two months past. The propri-
etor> have the pleasure TO announce that Mr.
Roberts Coleman, long known as an nsrec-
Tor OF tobacco, has been commissioned by the
GOVERNOR who, with Mr.. Thomas Jones, is
prepared To receive aud inspect any tobacco
which may be brought 10 this place and stor-
ed at Planters warehouse Tic proprietors,
IN apology 10 the public, beg leave to say that
the circumstances which have occurred were
unavoidable on their part aud could not be
anticipated or prevented by them. The pre-
sent inspectors, uniting skill and character,
promise to restore the credit of their inspec.
ton, and to give general satisfaction to plan.
ters. The old patrons OF the " arehouse are
respectfully invited TO call again. and once
more try their old place
January :. 4yo0
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Qtantieo Canal LoReru of r.
FIFTH CLASS u
TO BE DR.7gY THE
Btu day OF Eebruarv 4So.
a. MCINTYRE, .nanager.
SCHEME
500 prizes
l56uO blanks
Sgro
Q4a6O iicl.nts al &c o5.
SO T.

2136O tickets nj S3 %, S.o4..
This lottery is formed by the icrpasy ~
binatiun and Formulation oil 80 numbey, -
determine the prizes therein, the 81 numb
viii be publicly placed into " heel an
day OF drawing and Tour OF them will 6e IN. me
out ; aud that ticket having on it the Is. ~
and 30 drawn Nos. in the order i, -
drawn, will be entitled To the prze al ~ gs4
dollars aud those five other ticket, u
shall have on them the same Nos. in tbs -
lowing orders, shall be entitled to he -.
affixed To them, respectively, viz:
The lst, Sd and ID 10 10000
I'd, Isl aud 81 10 4,uo0
I'd Sd aud lst TO 3,OeB
3D. Isl aud I'd 10 1000
Sd, ID and lst ts ,53s
Those six other tickets which Shall bavo...
them three OF the drawn Nos and those IN
the lst, I'd and 9TH, in one OF their several -
ders of combination or Formulation, will eae,
be entitled TO prize OF 5 600.
Those six other tickets which shall bay, m
them three OF the drawn Nos. and those ,brqs
the lst, Sd and 18th, IN some one of theirse,f.
raj orders of combination OF Formulation a III
each be entitled 10 a pflze OF $500.
Those six other tickets which shall have nm
them three OF the drawn Nos. and those brte
the I'd, Sd and 18th, in some one Of their or.
ders, will each be entitled to prize Of see.
Those 100 tickets Wh,ch shall have on lbrm
two Of the drawn Nos. and those tno the "a
and 4th, will each be entitled TO d prize Of
S24.
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have on them
two of the drawn Nos. and those two the ID
and Sd, or ID and 9TH, viii each be entitled IA
prize OF SO.
And all those 1900 tickets, having on them
but one oil the drawn Nos. viii each be ehu.
tied To prize OF 81.
No ticket which shall have drawn a pri2e
of a superior denominations can he entitled 10
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing
and subject to the usual deduction OF fifteen
per cent.
HhOte Ticket, 81 90
UaiceS 90
Quarters %
Package of ten tickets, embracing the 20
Nos. Of the LOTTERY, which of necessity must
draw at least sl3 90 nett, with 50 many
chances for capitals OF shares OF packages,
may be had al the same rate.
Prizes in any of he lotteries OF New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mars land and
Virginia, will he received in payment
~ Orders for tickets (cncfosing the CASH
in any of the lotteries OF New York. Penn
sylvania, Maryland and Virginia will neti
with prompt attention, if addressed 10 tie
truly lucky office of
ADRIAN X. NORTH, Lyuchburg.
November 30. 80
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WE, the undersigned, freehoders in the
w county of Amherst, being called upon
by William u. Hill, of the county aforesaid, 10
view and appraise an estray cow aud CALF,
and do fnd the same to be a small brown COW,
with a white streak running parallel with her
back bone, her legs are OF a pied colour, that
IS, white and brown she is also white under
the belly, aud is marked in the right ear with
a swallowlork. The cali i, of a dark brown
color, has no ear mark, aud we appraise the
said estrays 10 the sum OF eight dollars and fiji
~ cents. Certified under our hands this goth
day Of November, 1884.
WILLIAM PETTYJOHN,
JOHN II. GOODWIN, senr.
CHARLES NINGFIELD.
A CoPy-Teste.
a. B. DAVIES, Clerk.
January II. w2w2l
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A certain tract or parcel of Land,
Also, tine Mouse and Aot +,
d nnllnys NeMayA

DUNAWAY from The possession Of Joel
Ia Lefiaiet gf. ab0af fpsiue months ago, n
ziearo aaq admtd G.ibRiEL. ~ tetg dark
compile run, about fur tetf . of 10 Hfhtshigd,
mud about thirty ffo gtars Of az, 40 pdTita.
Tar MARKS recoiiecitd creept some smaH knois
IN ms brtaa dbosa nc siae Of a mmtle, aud
Il teeg rough bnHipV chin.
Inn ofo ion INT he is Hoie lurking GboR
the M ighdorAs0d n John Smeffs, on he head
7faferS VI ooose (rttk iebere he has n rife, a.
he has been seen ~ Thai quarter frequently,
TIE obore rffard gthcfHH FIRE dpifars mi he
gam 10 aug person ich0 uH deitfer him 10 mf,
or secure Aim IL Btdford jail 50 h6i l gel Rim
again. RODENT u BEESE.
December II HIms II
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Yen DOLLARS Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
"A IN fIttsylvania county, Virginia, on Mon.
day the 2d inst. negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, D years old, 4 feet 70
or ! ! inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
had on when he lett nome, pair Of bue
checked pa6taloons, a coarse cotton stint, had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark rcculIrr.
TED. lie was seen on "Wednesday night the
nm inst al Mr. SN inney 5, near Lyneh!n1s'
ana do expect he is lurking about town
whoever may apprchend the said boy ana
deliver him 10 me, or lodge him in Jail 50 That
get hin. again, shall receive the above re-.
ward
WILLIAM WARE
: August o.. Hts3
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dlIt subscribers, DESTROYS of closing
their business, request that all persons
indebted 10 them will come forward and sci .
lie Their accounts Immediately. All persons
having claims against them are requested 10
present them Tor payment
They will dispose Ul their Stock nj reduced
prices for cash. YOUNG X JONES.
January D. teI2t
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LNCHaNERY


On the motion OF the complt, by his atior-
ney, who filed his bill, and Il appearing TO the
sadsfacIion Of the court that the defendant
Zaehaiiah Willie is mol an iuhabiani OF tins
commonwealth, aud without The jurisdiction
Of this court, II Is ordered aud deereed by lie
court, thai the defendant in this country be
restrained from pSyi ing 10 the defendant Isaac
" hiie any monies, goods or other effects be
may nov have in his hands, or which may
hereafter enme 10 bis hands, belonging 10 The
said defendant 10 the amount OF one hundred
and ninety dollars, until the further order aud
decree of this court concerning the same
And il is further ordered, that the said absent
defendant ZHehariah White, do appear here
on the fourth Monday in January next, and
answer the compliments bill, and that CO.
ny 81 this order be forthwith inserted ~ one
OF the newspapers published IN the town OF
Lynchbufg once week for eight weeks sue
cessively previous 10 that day, and that aho-
Tier copy thereof be posted al the front door
of the court house OF this county on some
court day. Copy--Teste.
KO. &. CUTLER, r. {.
November 10. wswl5
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NEU8 GOODS.
IT REMARKABLY Low PRICES.
McKEE. ROBINSON s. co.

ARE NOW RECEIVING, AID HAVE OPENED
THE FOLLOWING
Elegant worked Null Muslin Robes,
superb Canton aud Mandarin Grape ditto, all
shades,
Rich figured eros de ty Silks, shaded,
lew figured white gauze Handkerchief,
Neapoitan Velvet ditto, new article,
Plain and figured Mazareen and blue Poplinsi
A neat assortment OF thread Edgings,
Chinese Baskets, and other fancy Reticules,
Large figured black Bombazeltes,
superb patterns new style Gallcoes
January IL. ts2l
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.%ot ice

TNlE subscriber being DESTROYS to close
his business, earnestly requests all those
indebted 10 him 10 make payment prior 10 The
first day of March next It's important dat
all his eccompts should be settled by that time
and Il Is hoped thai none will fail. ms it will
he very ineonvenient 10 grant further ind1l-
gence
Those having claims against him nrc like.
wise requested TO present them for payment.
HENi4 L. BEAUMONT.
January u. 3i12
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PHYsiC, SURGERY, &c.

/ IL this place and the surrounding country, no.
plug, from bis long experience ~ lis pFoies-
sional duties, TO meet with portion Of public
patronage, promising strict attention 10 all
patients Thai may come under bic care tor
medical aid. JOHN !. CABILL.
=. ,. We are willing 10 take in fes young
ladies as b0ardcrs, whose pareuts wish to send
Them 10 school ia this place, where there Is a
female Institution OF long standing, which
has been well conducted aud expect not
inferior TO any Another about going into
operation Rom the character and qnnlhca-
lions of The gentleman who IS 10 be al the
head ot IL, We presume II viii he equally well
conducted And the widow Of Mr.. Henry
Morris, dee i, the late principal ~ the female
academy OF this place, Is likewise expected 10
open school Also, We viii heye employ cd
teacher, instructlng Our daus 8icrs IN The
science of music Any Of the young ladies
boarding with ~ who would wsll 10 be IN
slrucied IN this science, chu haye the use Of
our Piano 10 practice and take lessons on, by
pay Ing the teacher his customary fees for in
struction. Attention viii be paid 10 their
health, &c. with such instructions as may he
given by their parents.
The price Of board, &C will be the eIist Omn-
~ rates which is 900 per session OF 9 months
one hall in advance and the balance at tho
expiration thereof, and for shorter periods ylo
per month. JOHN l. tABEI.L,
December 81. w6w2O