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MRS. GARNETIpS SCHOOL

WILL adjourn, usual the last day of this month"; TO
w meet the st of October. repetition of her
ep esen,aon which, aho' not wilfuy made perhaps still
require econ The whole necessary expense board
only S2lU when Mrs q. supplies bed and bedding; but
$40 less, IL her scholars furnish themselves This sum- al
ways payable half yearly advance, pays or Diet lodging,
wa:hnS, ire candles, aud Instruction all the different
branches OF Education taught by herself and her Assistants.
These are, the English Language, Wriuns Arithmetic, Geo
Composition; the Elements of Chemistry of Natural and
Moral Philosophy; the Lau French, and Italian languages,
with General History No difference will be made in her
charge Tor teaching ALL only these as the same time
and a'tention devoted to the Pupils every class nor
will deduction he made scholars taken home before
the end OF tae session. Board for months 10
th3.c who choose TO remain, Is twenty-five dollars each
fecuisr circumstances induce Mrs. Garne
sP al any season. who wil be required TO pay only from
% ua OF enaneej but she earnestly requests that all who
be placed under her should of October
none can easily imagine the disadvantages
scholar whJ has to classes which have
some progress their prescribed study 70 say moth
ing Of those difficulties, consequently encountered by the
teachers.
The of all the requisite Book. aud Stationary which
may always he had oi Mrs Garne much les. than retail
prices, VIII not exceed of fifteen dollars
year. which will make the whole payable her every
ung canpehended IN the terms hoard lodging tuition books,
anu stationary not than go 225 dollars every
months Musc Drawing and Painting, will constitute sepa-
rate charges payable at the end of every Session the
ecve teachers, tro the hands of her husband James NJ
uane, aud these charges will certainly not exceed those
generally made IN other large schools.
The expenditures Tor apparel and pocket money! common to
all schools must depend, great MEASURE the Parents
uuardians OF her Pupils, although highly desirable that
both dbursem should he moderate scale and as
y ON par among the scholars, as possible.
Several vacancies will by the of October and Mrs
IL will thank those who WISH I'LL them, apply directly TO
husband or herself instead ii making application through
Others which might occasion eedles delay and dis
appointment All letters thus addressed, and directed to
LYfe Essex County, Virginia will be Immediately
ed anu the name. OF the applicants ed according the
date, WHEN he, Their letters may be received.
Elm Wond, Essex County, Virginia, July &c, 1896
August IL. 27-w3t
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LAND FOR HNLE,--

STENDING to move, wish TO sell my plantation in Esex
fhi, land j. upon The appahannnck river about II iics
above TappshauDock and 10 below Fredericksburg The ae
contain wards of 300 Of high land and about 200 Of
maf'h very frm and remarkably we'll calculated for
5a1ng IL has pretty good dwelling house an oyer.eer
house, and other requisite out houses upon IT. and for ~ year
That have lived on il, ny family, wh the exception Of
'ne yearI have been exempt os The usual fall dsess. Of
The lower country particular description Of the pre-
mi,es e not deemed necessary, Is That no one
will purchase without personal inspection The Term. ~ ,ls
will he such as are usually required. WIN. GARNETT
Essex. July 49, 1O,-r
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden the clerks office of The
~ superior court Of elauoery for the Richmond district the
John Robertson Esq. Attorney General Of the ro-or,,,
wealth Of Virginia, PI,g
Agsinst
william Rogers, Reuben DAWSON, admir- of Daniel Ia,
on dec Isaac Heke Eli Marsh, PindalL eSr Of jas
Pindai' dec Mary s. Jaoksou, adnx Of John g. Jackson
dec Nathan Golf, William J.. Jackson John Wilson r.
OF Lemuel +. DAWSON and John w. Patton, IJens
Inc defendant Isaac Heske, not having entered hi. an
pear ahee and given security according act Of
aud the rules Of this and appearing by satisfactory
dence that he not an nhsbnt OF this country; II i, order
cd That The defendant do appear here the first dav 81 M
next term and answer the 6 Of the plaintiff aud tSt
o. this order be forthwith published newspaper IN he
~ ~ Ghmona or Two months essvey, and posted at
acofy' feie, WIN. w. HENING, &C.
llus.o 2G-w9t
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Yairable RsnL Estnte for nnle.

WISH 10 seilwo tracts Of land s ~ the county # CAN'T
bell me containing abort 1000 acres the other h.e,
aud 500 aci The two tracts are ertated only nv creek
90 ne fts go beng iheirlc'Oa which eide there are not
MOI, han 500 u opeu and u which h,s be, n
cleared within few years. There ,pw TO clcar Lace
7uretfly Of n l' ToJaceo Limit si It eL ii~s n
sIc body. inis i.tl' ei rrns ktty At ID. hing ,., i
undulaed h voter iue, at The ueighborhood he ,l
agreeable. The improvements large dwellnt ~ +
rock knchtn, smoke house, ire hcu.c &c together , an
veree house, aud good tobacco h3us al which are
~ ia other tract nearly halfofni Open land and On ,
hsh state Of improvement part of which FIAT land If usry
5Pfrior Tt1fB There n also it excellent Bff Sac
and good hsrd dwell .eeeted fruit trees The mproye
me9is e two good dwelling hou.es about 40 half mile apart
van AL the usr ot houses attached 10 each Of them con
lde uhneefary 10 destbc the property more partieu-
r msnnf KNOWING iat those who are hps5ed to huy Will
h view but hy way OF further iuducement would state
mat mere On eie tracts, large quantity Of good lerAs4v
bnm, "Nh certainly c0nsi1cfsble acquisition 10 Them
AZ peiios who DESTROYS Of purchasing the shove
perry are particularly invited 70 al and view the s,ne The
terms VIII We liberal aOd accommodating and made kpo,, Inv
he subscriber yhs on the pene. about miles south f. on
Lynebbuts and sOutheast from Campbell Courtbouss
O. n NATHANIEL W. PAYNE
sBaler Gacst1 suit purchaser. n w r.
August ~. q7-wu
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Cbancery. At rules held The clerks office of IN. eo
~ court Of Amelia, the Sd july 1926 ~
Against. "'
William Anderson and Richard Booker, administrator Of
ns r w. hhu.r'on Geoeaseu, defendants
appearance and gwen security according Act Of Afm
bly, and the rules Of this court and appearing that he i mot
an nhabtant Of this commonwealth Therefore ON tbe motion
o. plaintiff by her attorney, it ordered that said
William Anderson, do appear here fourth Thursd -
September next and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that cow
OF this order he forthwith inserted one of the RiemonJ
or Petersburg newspapers for months ce,syeIv and
another copy posted the trout door Of tn. courtbo al
this county, ON two successive court days.
copy Teste J. T. LEIGH, c. A. G.
August 8. 9s~vs,s4
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ROSEYELL FOE REn-T,

iIS valuable plantation situated York River
from Williamsburg and about The distance irom
York Town, well known for the fertility lis SOIL which
h surpassed III the lower country, being sdapet the pro-
duction OF tobacco wheat, barley aud soon; from
ton The advantages of obtaining from expencf
best M aud Oysters, afford. the easily
family and producing considerable profit by selling them
the vessels which come annually purchase them There
on The plantation nearly sufficient number
cuitiyaon aud desirable the should remain it. they
WI be bred at fair valuation; also may be had the stock,
farming gen,il' c and permission given If required to
grain For further particulars apply to Mr. Archibald Blai
Richmond, John Page, Williamsburg.
August Is. 2a-wSt
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FOR sale

FfHHE tact Of land which 1 now reside lying in The
= county Of Prince Edward Bush River FIVE mile, south
Of Fatmye, a4 FIVE East Of The eourhouse Continuing be-
tween Is and 400 acres 800 Of which first rate ,y
sround inferior to no land in the county There H on
good dwelling house aud ouhouses Of every desornt;p
Purchasers aro invited TO come and see H.
80 PEYTON RANDOLPH.
ifinff tuNaFdt Avg. 10,
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Tn Dollnrs Re,rnrd-

r ANYWAY from the subscriber Sunday morning the
~ 25h day oi June, ndented apprentice Tailor
ing business named William Griffin between and wears
age, about feet 10 inches and feet high dark hair and
eyes lie bad when he ahsc0nded, black bomhsze coat
and striped paniao0rs he also took with him pair Of hang
w cord md pair II green bon.baze Pantaloon II SUP
POSED he viii cndeayouf TO Rirhnond whore he has
ho'hr living. Al persons forbid trusting, hsrboring or
employing hn In any way, the sg ~ al will he en-
forced. The above reward wilt be paid 20 any person who
viii apprehend him that get him. and all reasonable *
ptei paid of hs delivery Gloucester cuwhouse
July fs. 20-wiN JOHN " GAYLE
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To George Barlow, who intermarried with Eliza
Heath one Of the leguieesof Ambrose Heath, deceased.
)LtasE lake Notice That shall ty oidsS Of the Presi
Pany, apply otie County Court Of Hanover the first .y
o The September Term next, appoint five discreet, nle
gent dismtecsied aud impartial eehoder ds
images which will result from opening road through the lands
Ambrose Heath, dec Hanover county, pursuance
act Of The General Assembly, passed the i7th day Febua
~, 1917
HUGH DAVIS, Pres'Jt
ofthc INTERCHANGEABLE Turnpike Company.
Ausuti5 2s--wit
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IN ChanceIy: Vhgnis-At court holden for C,rol;rs
1926: ~ ' "e o'' u'y Of Aays
h'ehatd snip pIa
Thomas blackburn i. s. Sale and George and IvI;,,0
III te-,, -, 90 Dens
having entered Their appearance given security seeordn
20 e sI oI assembly and the rules Of this court and APP
Ptang ny satisaotory evidence that they are net inba
o. THIS commonwealth ordered that The said defendants
90 on o before the first day Of October Term next
20 answer the bill OF The plaintiff, and that copv Of thu ot
Se ofthwh inserted nihe Enquirer printed in he city nf
euo' Ioi Two months sueee,syely and posted az the
ront door OF The courthouse ofhis county. WV
July 49, az - a. ~. -
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OR delivering 10 the subcfibef, living Nelson county
~ Va, my neg0min HARRY IIe !. sbou, 50 YEAR III
chunky wells set elt his mouth projects out has Loaf one
tooth beore speaks afsbe and artfui have resson a.
believe he wa conducted Of by white man by the name of
Ports who was raised ~ Peunyvana where probably he Is
taken OFT Of this state o. ESQ taken in he si,s and
nsiiysrtd 70 PETER G. JACOBS.
0Ns't Is. cf-vgft
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v lt6iNlA AZ Rules holden in The clerks Office Of the
suPetGr court OIL ohaneey for the Richmond district The
hohad I. Brown, Harriet Parker and David Grespl.v
'u' VIVA me viii annexed Of osmond Johnson dec plG.
HIRAM l. Opie, admir- with The will annexed Of SaIv Par
sef deo Richard T. Parker, John H. PesLe and Bsi,s -
m I.tass., 9 49,, Dehs
enu gwen security according the act Of Assemble ana
NE rules Of this cont, and Il appearing Nv s,e,,e,e @
dcee, that he not inhobitan IF tbis eoco,,v
wa s ss ,aa as,endsn do appear here the first day Of
- ~ i'm. ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that
Ky W's@der pc forthwith inserted some ne,ysosper
published ~ The city Of Richmond for two month.
", "u posted R a The from, door RI The capitol in he ssd
'"y. 1eo'py. ltsie' WV HENTNG. =. e.
avs % eg-w3
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TIE LAST NAN.

m ,,o,,,,.. .nymss "SHP''
az ~ H"soty seaPes shd" m.se IN s'co'n,
IL. ou'. ninseQ mus, ate
'Ns no,tat Sho' aSSuH'e
" Imncr'".hy
TSn, go 'n'. 49, % ,..,,,
ade,yn "a, s,tir = E T;,,',
isa,, "a, I,,, 81 ,,y,a,, ,,o,l3
TAat ,hau Crsa,;on,s dsat6 behold.
As dam sn.p S.y primsi
M.
=. oun5 eye haa sicay gSueI
~ nc Gdrfa IVlth age 'cds ''a'i
rae 'fefefors 81 nnf,o" acre
drouna thar fo'.fLy man:
St;W ,,,,S,d r. 49,. e., bonJ..
In plara. and f,min, ,op,r,
Fartb's cs,;,, 6od m ,o,,rd mn, triad
All Ain, mr. dr;G;ny ,,,,,S "a. mn
10 shores uhers ali .sa, dumG,
-
fs., ProPhsf axe fhaf Tone one $1,000,
~, am dI"nttIs 'ro,ds ana aga,
AJAX seook rae sere tease' FROM fhe 'rooa
storm pass" oy,
Ty,, e.. :, .aiJ ~. 80. -" P''" '"'
,r;, M.r.r Al, *, 80 '""
Far fSo,, ZEN ,bo,,sr,J s;S,,,,,,J,...
Ha,t seen me t;ds oT 6,,r,n,, ,,o,s
Tbo, ,baU ,o 49, n,
,.,,
"nat tnough ee"eath thse man p" FORTH
HD PonP, hs Pr'ds NJ" sfmj
US tHa, "Iue JtTe, ro'a, ana enrth,
w., ,m uassas = aus ~M;J
YIom din, Giscro'onea En- Of S"y.
For al tSose tropSieS a,,;
Ind triun,phs that beneatI tb,, ,,,o,-
ffeai,d nor n pa,,;a,, or n onnc
Eataipd on human hearf,.
n, h., .t,;.,. IN
f., a. .''.s ea,.an 70"
VIA a.. -: " '
49,, $500 es'S ''''''
~, r;,,.,,. ,,s~s,s I:,t,
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FOR SAI.E

s7lIE valuable Farm fjmtriy owned by Thomas UnCJ
lying IN The upper end Of Charles ely uny Chieks-
below the city Of Rchmond will be offered Or sale al public
auction on the premises the first day ruth mo Septem-
0) 1910 unlssssold privately before iat IN such event
que noicc w be gwen the tract about 3g3 acres
w adapted e. The culture Of corn, cotton Sc valuable
y dwelling hor'e with two wings barns, stables &C. Per
7i Fh'n g. ~ i'se can have s.ow to Them b. FAR,
L'e" wh' " es ~ the Frrusrs -, terra. vii Re mace
known hy apgii s;innto
AUG l. ''''' y " -
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From the sag-harJor Correeto,.

From The ag-hdrJor Corrector.
NOBLE ACT.--Cspian Rogers of the packe,
Bee, when under way from New London TO this
place, wss hailed from shore and told boy was
overheard; looking a-stern he discovered, at the
distance of about twe nty rods, his black boy Ia
bout nine Yeas of age. sinking. Captain Ro-
gers Immediately jumpt INTO his loaf, then hoisted
at his stern and dropt her into the water calling
Tor oars; one was thrown, but over-shot him, some
distance; another vas sent, but equally wide on
the mark Captain Rogers now iumpt over with
every thing on, even his hat; swan four rods, got
hold OF an oar, reganed his boat, and then made
he best OF hrs way TO where the boy was last seen
who had already sunk four times; the last time
he came up, nothing above the water but
his hands. On gaining the spot the water I6 y
| ieet, muddy and riied, so much so, that nothing
could be seen, he Immediately drove his oar,
which fortunately Is feet long, into the
mud, and as he thought made fast his boat to il,
! and then dove as before stated, with boots, hat
and all on; in this situation he could not reach the
bottom, but feeling the oar, he grasped it, and
hauled himself down, aud unfortunately felt the
boy under the eel-grass about five feet from the
oar, got hold OF him by the hand, and with much
difficulty (havinS taken in a considerable quantity
OF waier) once more gained the surface; but what
were his feelings in this critical and exhausted
state, to find his boat drifted 10 that distance
which made it impossible for him either TO recover
or regain his vessel, and almost sinking himself
unable to move, or swim a single stroke, he, with
perseverance and for'itude hatdly to be account
ed for siili gtasped the boy, and fought with death
for The prize. He at length saw his boat reach
the shore ard man jumpt into her, and although
at the distance OF halt mile, it gave him fresh
strength. 1t reached Just in time to save him from
sinking; and he was taken in 50 completely ex-
haus,ed, that he could not stand Tor some hours
The boys knees were drawn up nearly 10 his
stomach, and every limb stiff that it was impos-
sibc TO bend them; but by rubbing him constantly
for nearly four hours, with brandy, he was re-
suscita,ed, and i now doing well.
The boy under water from fifteen to twenty
minutes.
On Captain Rogers diving for the boy, he first
discovered his hat was inpediment to his sink
ing, and when near the bottom knocked il off,
Ia the hat, was letter, and although The wind
blew fresh all nigh, (the accident took place in
the latter part OF the afternoon the next morn
Ing after sunrise the letter found floating over
the very spot " here the boy was taken up!
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A friend has conveyed to US the following in
formation, OF recent date, from Scotland.
Nat. Ga=.
Dugald Stewart is again in his heslth, and &C
tive and tranquil in mind. The third volume ofhi
Elements OF the Philosophy ofthe Human mind is
in the press at EiinbIrg, and will soon be publish
ed. Mackenzie, the author Of the Man OF Feeling =,
enjoys good health and spirits, in his very advanced
age; and his mental faculties appear to remain in all
their vigor. This excellent and distinguished man
was born, rs Is stated by Sir Walter Scott IN the
Lives of The Novelists, in August l7I5, on the
same day on which prince Charles Stuart landed in
Scotland. Sir Walter is allowed two thousand
pounds sterling per annum by bis creditors
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FINHk subscriber moved 10 Ftcde ksbutg aud TAX an
q Office ia Wefords buildings, near the ccurthout
with view o. besrw bis undivided attention. (aer Gnb
ing his business ir tb Court d Appeals tud Chancefy Cou
Of KicbmonD0 lc praciicc in the Superior County courts
ri Caroline and The superior Courts Of Chancery anl Law
with the IluHns Courts held m Fredericksburg.
Nav 80 6-wf1w JOHN DICKINSON
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! Augusta

Virginia At clerks of6e OF the county
court Of buckingham, for the month Of July. 1926.
Thomas III. Walton plaintiff
Against
Baitersby Dallowe, John Couch William r Ssnderson
-, Defendants.
and given security according the Assembly and the
uie' OF TN, court and appearing that the said Baoyve
not an iahdn OF this state; On motion of the plaintiff nv
counsel ordered that the said Baowe, do appear here
on or before November court and the plaintiffs
bill aud that copy Of this order be forthwith published in
some one Of The public newspapers Of the city of Richmond
Tor two months suoeeye aud that another copy be
up at the front door Of the courthouse of this couRty
n copy Teste X. ELDRIDGE, If. ID. G..
MT Batersby Dalowe-Sir Take notice that Shall on the
10Th day OF September, $780, the eourh use the conn
y Cumberland, proceed to take the sdavs or depo,ou
OF sundry witnesses to be read evidence
IN the county court Of buckingham county chanoery In
which an' PLAINTIFF aud you, Jno. Couch and VIM g. San
derson are defendants. Yours, &c.
THOMAS II. WALTON
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BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTIVE.
pANDOLPH's Reports

irn'ns' Si'ote AZ a-r> being a collection Of al the
LIS ~ ''s On the se.'ioa Of the Legislature, IN
The ye7r 1919, 90 i5 vormt TIE iaNs Of county are
necessarily h every ir belonging to the tope
q" ~ s'tht thorough knowledge them, and Il their pfo
gre, would inform Il every thing was ost use uI TO be
known about Them anJ one Of The greatest impereotons Of
ilsio1ns 10 genfra owing 70 thti ignorance Of Law
" The aboye works will be sold At reduced prices rose-
gueny great bargains may he had early application be made
TO- j. H. & r. NASH.
2-sf
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Copy IF letter from DR.. J.R MANLEY to Mrs. LEIGH
"NEW YORK, May, 02g


" NEW YORK MGy, o2g
"Itake great pleasure in hearing my public tss
unony 10 The excellence Of plan for the and
cure OF Sanmring which cases, such exten
A. To place The unfortunate subject OF this ha, far least
n his conversational talent concerned very nearly in the
dton OF Mute The confidence you have piccd in mt by
explaining detail your method and the reasoning.
by winch you have attained tosueh complete success
my acknowedg ements.
The examination from time 10 tune Of your pupil he
histories oi Their from their mouths the oppor
iuniie have had to compare the progress 0 their amend
mel aud above s the points Of support which your system
derives from deVeopenent ct the of Stamei g
laid open ~ your exposition have all consTircd .onn-
that yur mdbod must he esful ana that " nun D.
he Of adult Discretionary age having been crtrd ey
cannot RELAPSE INTO their iotmer habit without II bad almost
said studying 10 acquire a.
rhs; u.tuspied success will attend your efforts in Tho
treatment - Tins unfortunate 1t speech, entertain T.
doubt, and bear any asgnable proportion to your merits in
o. ns such esree Of perfection. you will have sbnn-
-aat lau8c - ss'ii1.'i With much fs'ecu, aa,
edam Y,urs
fSignedl "JhMES Il MhSIEY, " h.
" P,adent gfthe Nesg York Sfuts Medical Socie,,o
June n. G-XG
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chanesry. Iu NotOwsy county Court, 9th July, is2s.
ohm nut, Compp

chanetry. Iu NOttOwsy county Court 9Th July is2s.
u John Ho, Compp
Against
Richard Y Dland sheriff OF Notowsy, and administrator
de bonls Of John Bracket, dec Peter j. Ggg admir- Of
John Hunt dec Phoebe Bsaekett, John Is. Davidson and
Martha his wife, john Harper and Beey his wife, James
Bennatt aud Frances his wife, John NJ Bracket and Signal
NJ pore. Defts.
The defendants Phoebe Braeke John Harper and Betsey
his wife, James Bennatt aud Frances h wife, and John NJ
Braeke not having entered their and given
cury according to the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that
they inhabitants Of this commonwealth, the motion
Of the complainant by his eounse ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the first Thursday November
next and the BILL and that acopy Of this order be in
serted the Richmond Enquirer fo months
and posted the front door o the courthouse this
ON two successive court days.
copy. Tese. T. w. POWELL, ID. @.
August II. 27-wSw
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STAAIMERING.


sNeU YORK. institution tor correcting mpeGi-
U'ents IF speech, No 25i BroadIra, opposite Tie PARK
"A RS Leigh the principal of this iustuOH having
A e1he services Of professional gentleman of the
resPecahy 10 and her experimenting IT, feels warranted IN
assuring the public, from the peti she has had ca
eS OF sanmeng and ether impediments speech have
come under her oSre that all he cured The
most objind,e can be made speak with comparative
iueHcy IN few weeks and many in = few days.
Mrs Leigh can exhibit numerous Testimonials at her Inu-
Ton O the efficacy of her SYSTEM The public demand
mare satisfactory than the following gentlemen who
occupy the first aux IN science and aure aud to whom she
has CO.. fdentioiiy communicated il.
ReIv York, APra i2th, 1896.
Having received from Mr. Leigh explanation her the
speech, aud having visited her Institution with great plea
From the many instances there cure, even when
assurance Vi msnyrespeotabe persons greatest advan
they had derived from her instruction We sincerely be.
i.ve will prove public benefit We hope that Mrs
patience have so well deserved
We do hesitate further add our conrcon that an adj
heence 10 her rules the part of the pupil shat is
qute to eject perfect
lSisued SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, NJ. D.
Professor o Mattua medea aud Botany ia the University Of
New York
JOHN nc. YICKAR, II. %.
Professor Of Moral Philosophy, Columbia College.
Jas. X. MASLEY, NJ. d.
President OF the New York State Medical Society
JOHN WATTS, Jr. NJ l..
Phi'ician 70 the New York Hospital