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MIR. 6 MRS. HANIILTON'S
Female Seminary and BOARDING School
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WIS Seminary has been operation only for the last wear
commencement has greatly exceeded the most eA
reetaions OF its principals.
Mr. SaynGrd, "a naive OF Frsnce is enrageJto teach the
French and Spanish languages, together with Arithmetic aud
ueans qualifications aud give every assu-
snce 10 the prncip ais that these studies will taurht on the
mos, approved method The price generally for tut
you mas operated Preludeiaiy to the study of
but that objection will be obviated (see terms, has
also been cutouary to give only lessons week
hut as these branches will part of the regular sin
uiss OF The Seminary, they will be attended daily
In the boarding Department OF the Seminar AR
H. pledge themselves that nothing will be omitted 10
comfort and Improvement Of those young ladies' may
ne placed under their The of
me teachers must be obvious ALL addition 10 the regular
uo IN the School, they have the advantage of private in
sruciions. - r' -"
The Principals deem il their imperous duty 20 nav speoal
70 .ne morals aud manners Of the young ladies
The next Term will on the first Monday in oeo-
Der and Continue until the in July which will
constitute the scholastic year. ~
AN Apparatus sufficiently extensive, will be provided by the
psmY e !h' Seminary, TO elueidae their
4'4'uiSi rhi'osoPhy, Chemistry and Asst ouoIny.
TERMS OF TUITION,
Faith NE, fer scholastic year Of rem MontAs.
Fnsn.n ' S"l $50 aud $40
Italian Language, go $50 "a
Music, ~
Drawing, Painting. &c. in water coors, 80
I've I've and SATIN Painting aud Wax-Work, ~
t-nt ance Si-Fuel 81
Fulton payable half 18th Defenders the other half the
b3"d per half term Of five months eighty doars pavsbc
IN ADVANCE exclusive OF Washing.
Every boarder will furnish elf with pair OF sheets. o
pillow cases aud towels. - "
foalg Ladies attending other schools for the Englis6
1"ae can receive Instruction a the Seminary in any o,
August x. oe ,s
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L4W LECTTTP %

ktE public are respectfully informed that my next eorI
n oil Lectures viii commence the first Monday in Hove
ber and terminate the 10th May and as the propeet
large class Is very atteIng he number of sppiean Ia,
ing already equaed the number Of for the two la
yeaIs) no disappointment need be apprehended.
The favorable results which have heen perceived from, III
system hitherto pursued in this school, seem 10 Justify .S
Saturday, and printed copy of placed in the hands o ~
Student He MOI cover undefgoes each day
hluon onthe lecture ofhe preceding morning. BetIe ~
examinations fevisiOn- InatioD the laor of The
taxes place onSaturday; and fortnight al the end of IN
course devoted entirely TO reviewing and 10 general
nations By pursuing this the beginner will find n;
future studies much abridged and facilitated and te dn
VINO mas made some previous preparation will at lis term:ra
lion, be prepared 10 apply for a license
The undersigned trusts he may without
that mng two rOurseS he has had ample occasion 10
the great advantages enjoyed by the student, in
studies al tins place The courts established here a., ;
course between youths engaged in the same pur.u tb
ton OF debating society for the discussion Of l,, or.
offer obvious advantages With these the regular hahn e
place. great exemption from dissipation among he nba him;
ana genieel sOcety consprc,feHdernc ,idene
srdbe as well as profitable. The has been
The most gentemany and orderly dep0rinent br 49,, 49,
aones IN their attendance tcture and an arden, ] q,
knowledge in the profession of their choice has
the young gentlemen who have attended tbischooI
OF their studies being comprehensive, and The dron 81
course shortened as far possible with view 10 avoid tb
Pense OF long absence from home, their ocenpsfion i \
course constant and aborlous. This leaves no time f do
Ton and removes s chief mpstionidenes; and belvs
II may safely be affirmed that nothing Of the sort as
my classes. " US eN's'eu u
The price Of board FOR the half year is from 60 10 rs i
The fee for the course Of lectures as hers,Sre Ss
,,y.,, o H. ST. G. TUCKER,
e
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willow GROYE FOR SaLR

AZ virtue Of the last will and testament of Anthony Dibel
dec, we shall proceed To sell the premises he
highest bidder Tueday the 10th day of October next il
@ 1t not ut The next far day, valuable Of land called
o'0 Gfooe LING M The County of Buckngham couiain
g about $50 acres situated both sides WaltOms Fork
adjoining HE lands Of Price Perkins Sam Paesoh and AIile
Gls about miles from buckingham courthouse and about
me same distance from james River This land well adap
ted TO the growth Of wheat aud tobacco good portion
OF winch Is low grounds, which with little preparation will
he well suited for tobacco THIS land amply supplied with
umher Tor the support OF the farm 1t has promising Peach
supplied with good water. The dwelling honses are su0icea
y large aud comfortable for the reception Of any family
he Is sc9d barn and other necessary out houses. The
Land will bf shewn by Jho Paeson VIM Watson OF any Other
OF the Executors One third OF the purchase money will he
required on the day sale, the balance lie paid equal
annual payments, 10 he securedby deed of the land
persons having lawful claims against the estate will ~ eseBt
mem "n the day OF sale. BY THE EXECUTORS.
Sept /. "a II,
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Valua5le Real EStafe for SoIe


WISH to 'etwo tracts ofland lying in the county Camp
nell one Containing about 1000 acres the other beee
ana 900 acres The two separated only nv M
oh the INST a. being thetraet which reside there are m
more man 800 acres of open land, of which has
oleifed "t1'h Few yoars There clear large
qua1y oil nt rate l9baeeo Land nearly all Of which lies IN
Que uouy ms tract lies remarkably we'll being very IAN,
water fine, and the ueIghborIood healthy and
agreeable. The Improvements large dwelling hu.e "a
ocs' kitchen, smoke house, ice house. NC together with an
"veseeT house, aud good tobacco houses all of which re
new OF Inc other tract nearly half open land and in
s a'e o. Improvement part of which fat land Of very
aud good orchard Of well selected fruit trees The
men are two good dwelling houses about an half mile
WIN m the usual out houses attached each Of them con
sdei unnecessary TO describe the property in more psrtic
M msnne Knowing that those who disposed 10 by will
hs uewh but by way Of further inducenent vyou,d f,t
a mere : on these tracts large quantity OF good Neadoo
LaHd "hch certainly Considerable acquisition 10 them
All persons who DESTROYS purchasing The sbove r,
perry are particularly invited to call view The same Tbe
terms VIII ne liberal and accommodating and made Inv
he sg'crher living on the premises miles sputb from
Lynchburg aud southe east from Campbell Courthouse
~ =, ~, NATHANIEL w PAYNE
smaller tracts 70 suit purchasers. N w p
August H. "a ,s
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FLORID4 L4OTD 9GENTCI-

Office for the purchase ,sc Of land i, opened at
a Tallahassee the seatof government Florida. IL known
mat me rich inds ~ Florida well adapted culture
OF those great staples Sugar CGne aud Sea Island Cotton
lhat geuilenen who visit this county with a 10 pera-
neni settlement, labor under many Disadvantages in de pu
chase or location Of lands which believed ght he olivia,
ted by this Office II the intention of the undersigned 10 be-
prepared with special information relative 10 The alffy and
ertenf u the most vauabie tand which may be offer ed Tor
sale by the goyernmeto by individuals. Books will be
ed to The registering Of all estates which may be committed t
Tie charge Of said o6oe With drafts aud feicrito Speci,
examination will joe made IN all n deemed nscesary
Once viii be prepared to attend, 70 ali business ea
I'VE 10 me perfect completion adjustment Of land ci
10 all business appeftsnng to The Donation or Ps epf
Laws pas'ed by tue Congress Of the United State, f the
benef OF the early 5etef Florida, and 20 every drserp
ton Of business, relating 10 General Lana Aqeeg Mnp.o
ne public lands which offered May, tg25 and oil
those which may be hereafter advertised for sale by the govern
mont Gao a. ail tunes be procured Letters (po.t pa) cd
dressed 90 Richard Z. Allen Co. Tallahassee FIors sle
attended 90. WICUARD G. Aim a, 90
Tiiisisssce, 18th June. 1895.
REFERENCES.
Ills Exeeleury WIN. T. Dugsl
COL. Robert Butler, urscyor General
General Richard X. Gail,
Cn. J1i"es Gsdsdeu,
MsJU Benz. Chares, Ta1atas,,e.
jonathan kohron, Ia Gad,dcn County, FYorida
fA'AH' .. 4f-w.H
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James Rirer Lnnd nt Prirnte -

A FARM situated about 20 miles above Richmond con.
- tanning upward Of 500 acres, with fair proportion Of
low grounds 100 Of fine Tobacco to clear leaving
an abundance OF timber for the Of the farm If desired
about 700 acres, smaller quantity Of high low land
may be added very irasonlbs iems Tn. nprovencos
are good and sghcenI for every purpose Of esi1en farmer
ano planter This property point Of fertility and local
with the stock Of every descriptions and any facility afforded in
sowing crop Of wheat ff which choice parcel Of will
he furnished The high land shift apat for the en.ing
year Produeel when last IN neary bushels per- acre
aud now IA better heart The Others ( acres each) are
equally good OF the low grounds large proportion first
quality Tobacco land Being fesolsed sell Immediately
great sacrifice will be made. dpliy The Editors.
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10 COTTON p'TT.AYTERS

Chdrles HiiiiInS Patent Tici,,- Lever COTTON PRESS
lie subscriber has been appointed hi. agent for the
d'Posfl Of Rights TO build Presses his plan The great
advantages those have any other worthy
the attention vi the planter. The subscriber will order
sets OF Irons for Piees $780, weighing upwards of 200 lbs
me eSpence of Press including every thing, will
10 dolls Also ON hand Cotton Gins most appr-
we'd Southern plans, with single double breasts will
make to Order Proprns machinery for the A,u
ae Improved Threshing Machine, witha Corn mill attached
to them which will grind from TO barrels Of corn peI a
will he furnished al short notice.
SAMUEL COCHRAN, Head Of Mayo's Bridge.
Richmond. Sent
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and in the condition OF those most near and dear
to him, the influence and the benefits of this liberty
and these institutions. Let US then acknowledge
the blessing, let us feel it deeply and powerfully,
let US cherish strong affection for it, and resolve
To maintain and perpeluaie il. The blood of our
fathers, let it not have been shed in vain; the great
hope OF posterity, let it not be blasted.
p" The striking attitude, TOO, In which we stand
10 The world around US, topic 10 which, L fear
ADVERT too often, and dwell too long, cannot be
altogether omitted here. Neither individuals nor
nations can perform their part well, until they un-
dersiand and feel its importance, and comprehend
anc justly appreciate all the duties belonging TO it,
IL Is not 10 nfiale national vanity, nor TO swell a
light and empty feeling of sell-importance, but it
Is that we may Judge justly of cur situation, and
OF our own duties, that earnestly urge this con-
sidefaton OF our position, and our character,
among the nations Of the earth. 1t cannot be
denied, but by those who would dispute against
the sun, that with America. and in America, a new
era commences In human affairs This era il dis
,inguished by Free Representative Governments,
by entire religious liberty, By improved systems of
national intercourse, BY newly awakened, and an
unconquerable spirit of free inquiry, and by diff
iusion OF knowledge through the community. such
as has been before altos ether unknown and un-
heard OF. America, America, our country, fell
low-citizens, own dear and native land, is in
separately Connected fast bound up, in fortune s. by
rate, with these great interests If they fall we
iaIi with them; If they stand, il will be because
we have upholden them. Let us contemplate then,
tnis conneNIon, which binds the prosperity OF others
to our own; and let US manluly discharge all The
duties which imposes. If we cherish the virtues
and the principles of our fathers, Heaven will as
ssl US to carry on the work of human liberty and
human happiness. Auspcious omens cheer U.s.
Great examples are before us. Our own armament
now shines brightly upon our path. WASHING
TON is IN the clear upper sky. These other stars
have now Joined the American constellation; they
circle round their centre, and the heavens beam
with new light. Beneath this illumination, let us
walk the course of life, and at It's close devoutly
commend our beloved country, the common parent
oil Us all, to the Divine Benignity."
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L.4ylD FOH ~

INTENDING TO move, wish 10 sell my plantation in Essex
Tho land Is upon the arPahannoek river about IL mile.
above TaPPahannock aud 40 below hure The
contains upwards of 500 OF high land about 200 81
nars which very hru and remarkably we'll calculated f
sazng Ii Ia pretty good dwelling house. an overseer
house, aud other requisite ouhouss upon III for
uSt have lived It, my family with the exception of
single year have been exempt from the usual fdseases If
the lower country more particular description of the pre-
msf' IS not deemed necessary it presumed that
WIZ purchase without personal TectiUn The
wall he such as usually required WAI. GARRETT
EsseNJuiy H. 20-Utf
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Forte Pianos, YeRetian Blinds, and .AfagfIe

WE subscriber has just received, and will sell low for
CASH good paper country produce supply of elegant
pianos, Venetian Blinds Looking Glasses Cane and Rush
Bottom chairs Copa Vanish, figured aud plain hair cloth
eurled hair aud nss carved bedposts sofa and debosId
ieei table claws, aud for debOard columns and looking
glass plates with large supply of ST. Domingo and Bay
mahogany seanng, hand railing, plank bench
sortws Having procured Of the select Journey
men from the North shalt continue manufacture cabinet
Furniture Spfa aud Mattresses in the fashionable stye
and WI furnish at the shortest notice. Funeral Heafse
with pair Of gentle horses and all funeral charges be made
as moderate az possible
GEORGE HENDREE,
opposite the Merohants' Coffee House, Maiu Street. Rich
moud. Sent l. "a 80
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ODE TO FOLLY.

Hail, Goodies Of the vacant eye!
TO whom my earliest vow. were paid;
Whose prsttle hush'd my infant cry,
a entity Tap upinely laid
saw thee shske, IN sp"rtiye mood
Thy unSiing bells and sntiek hood.
Source of the sweet, that never cloy,
Folly, induleent Parent, hail.
Thine are the charming draushts Of 10y
That chldhOod's ruby lipsregale:
Thy hands with dowe's the goblet crown,
And pour tn ingredients all Thy own.
No fiery spirit, euter there
II rouse the tins ling nerves to pain,
Thy balmy cups, unbouSht with care,
Swim lightly DER the tender BRAN;
Bland as the nilky streams th'y dow,
Nor leave the pungent dregs Oi woe.
Cav partner ofthe school boy hand,
Who ob1rm'd the starting tear aNay;
What, tho beneath i.,e pedanr, baud
My Haxcu head devoted lay,
Oltwere my husn, footsteps seen
In Thy blisk sainhOl. on the green. .
& Toe soon those moment. danced awav;
My years to manhood onward d. cw,
Aud a, my heart began to play,
My listless limbs more llnguId grew.
For now thoIn disturbed my rest.
The wish VI something unpossess'd.
At lenglh with wonted pastimes tit ell,
Aside the hOyish gawds threw,
But when with expectation hittl
10 the worlds wide circle ;lcw,
luuk'd around with simple store,
Aud found thee ia broad fracares thcie.
There, saw thee Lisl, in rts.N seat.
Thy crowded, ciainotout sg.(j.s mold.
With bounding bends hv c,-SLals beat,
And wide thy tawdry H.; unfold;
Whilst thy gay motley iirerie, shone,
On myriads that besirt thy throne.
Thy d.viou. path. sweet Pow'r, I ioin'd:
-rhro' fanoied fsl Ids OF bliss we stIayJ,
y thuu.and wonders we tlesign'd.
\ ou-and idle pranks wee pls,'tE
Sow grasp'd At elory's quiveiius RAJ,
And aow in ChlUe's chains We lsy.
Bu, FOLLY, why prolong my verse
T. sing the laughteI-iov,ns agt:
o. what avails il TO relearse
Thy triumph, the youthful, stage.
Where Wisdom, It she claims plaoe,
Sit, ever with an awkward grace!
For now, ev'n now in riprryesrs,
Smut with thy many-colcur,d vest,
on renounce NV cautious fcar.,
And clasp thee To my thoughtiess breast;
Enough thatin Presurip tjo,.smen
Beneath my roof thou He',r ar; secn:
That.--ss nv harmless course run.
The world thro' candid lights view,
And still with generous PITY shun
The moody, muping, serious crew:
Since what they iondly, Sainly piiAe,
Is ever, ever To- be Wise.
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ny fAe Governor II the Commonwealth or E,ygiaia
4 PROCLAMITYOY 'e"

WHEREAS has been represented TO the Executiy.
~ Jaot OF tede Held ,unty that on the 2tst n., M
oow'ns persons broke aud mad. their escape (om the ,
sad anu are now going iarge all cf whom had
e1eu 10 JAN tor further trial Examining court
VIZ william oy, free ut colour elarred " in AN at
.P 70 commit rape ON respectable white married wo-
Ha m'vhaIah Hatcher, charged with petit larceny. and
wills Iaiiey for grand larceny, have therefore thourbt
proper win the advice of the Council Of State TO oder Re-
ward oi one hundred and fifty dollars for VIM Gov and I'm,
dollars eaeh Tor Zaeiariah Hatcher Willis Tairy 10 am
person pef.os who will aPprehepd convey to the m
OF sara county OF esisried the cupri,s: And 4 d
moreover eque all officers civil and military and xhot the
good people o the commonwealth their hest
dealt with as the law directs. - ~ 49, my nay oe
Given under ny hand Governor sud under the ,, s
H. 81 II I1u,5 49, Ts,', ~ =, 30
William Coy is uuso, feet C or Z niche, b;rb I'm
aoe, WIN ems, kaoy white 20 years old raised
near the Coal Mines in Chesterfield. ' N
laGnaah Hatcher i small man, sbout feet or nehe.
years Of age. w ' 90 VI ~
WINS Ialey from Amelia county, has dark skim .bout
ice. sh eh' a,grey aud about or 50 wears old
Angus, 60. ~ % a. s ."-
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NOTICE.

WE ONCE Of Steward TO the College Of William Marc
belnB vacant persons DESTROYS Of obtaining the sps,,y
"nappy 10 Judge Sempe, the Professor Of Law who ,
reaan ~ Williamsburg during the summer. VIZ
lnotder l The Steward may have an opportunity Of o
n6 he college farm with small gain, appointment viii he
naue AZ early AZ Possihe and consequently speedy arr
Tor Tie place Will be necessary. Iy order Of the oo,ef
Aug. q. AO"' shiIl =, Pfs,,dt
n B As The notice published lest year may not he IL; ,b
eeoherton Of some persons who may be willing 10 Inc
once Of Steward, II he knew The advantages held 6a A. b
deched proper tosate tai all the Students al Will,,n
Wary VIII Board witt that officer except such A. the o;t
Tor pefn1r res'ons may permit a. board ~ town lie vii, ~
nled to 500 for The board OF each Student for Inc -
" he hpds candles aud washing be will he PAID $50 more m
eich ho,rder lie allowed The Of the BfsTerfop an
tslent BRICK house with good rooms beside tb
rooms kept IN repair by the college; the farm attached
college With field encosed with new fence: -, .,t
si'c gafdeh, and all the The college and the i
not otherwge appropriated, rents fn addition he -
t,ee pine wood tor The Oi The Kitchen, which :. 90 ~
nen as to require bot little team 70 haul 10 he door Az
person with growing afny who wished a. ne,te H. no
dren, migh ind much ri. advantage to Obtain tbs no.
friends Of he institution hope will be s,oi time Antr.
~" may be made 70 Professor Campbell in the abscnce of The
Professor Of Law - 'ie
.br. William H0mbietOn for Hezehi0h F0yd
Ff'Akb Notice. That .hsil ihe 26h 81 z7ih t,,.C o.
oock, 10 o. eaehdsy. the Of Henry ElLn ~ ~
cy Of New Orleans, proceed 10 take the dcpoon Of Hem
- Endei 10 he read evidence now IN ~
county court NJ Cumbe land in which you are pi,uf3T ~
Iscbsner Woodson, Sheriff and adninfaor u C5eorge
son, dec Hdeiendtni youi's,
rscHARSER wooDsoN.
-'f"' Jg-wft
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virtue o. DEED OF trust executed 10 the sube,b.S ~
Toward walker bearing date the i7th Of Noyenbs iss
and iseorded the eetks Office Charles CIV es,, TO e.
snam' WI he sold at Charles City Court6onse on e I'M
murray 20 September next being day for said COUNTY
'a'd trust deed Terms cash. no. ~ CGRISy,JSS y'"'Y
Auc %. ~ Trustee
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Land Tor SnIc-

u virtue NJ The last will and tef,nsn, ~ 1h tt 5.e
'Ns proceed 70 sell the premise for ready money
o 'na yins 40 the county oi Louisa siS miles north 81
''e on me waters Of Hickory creek nd Godmine
agcn' 0o acres, together with the household sH'
, u'ue and plantation utensils q the highest bidder
a. tsuy me lounh day II October next " fair " nj
'ne next fair day Possession viii not he GIVEN us HE END
yssf BOT The purchaser will have leave 10 seed wheat
err na' dwelling house and I'll other Necessary
I " "te"i'e IN ioersbie good repair for toLaceo,
'"e mn' JAMES BlBB. esr ofJohn Tibb, dec.
"'l" A. sj.-w4it
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Itoenty DoNars Relrard.

IL ANA~Al nom the subscriber Wednesday the ION
july 1876, likely young Negro Man named DICK H.
years OF age, well grown, left handed and yyh.,
aHns last generally speaks through his teeth and when
~dikhg at a quick gait, has a hitch or catch in on. of
ns ieS' or mp lie had when he LEFT me- an O1nabur
Ht ana low aud cotton paniaouns. BY information reeev.3
he above Slave was aPprchended committed 10 Che.
ned .he 18Th August INSTANT and made his escane there
from IN The 2ls He wa taken near the panao nj
ns Nancy Harris IN aid county, cave. It's NOR. h.n
pooahie that he still lurking about the nrirbbouhood a,
h Harris IN said county, MIR. Archibald Thweatt an tb
APPomsox, IN Chesterfield, where he informed me- he sv
twenty dollars viii be paid his Apprehension and dliy
TO me- taken IN the neighbour hood, and If taken at d
nee' all reasonable expenses will be pad addition
Prince Edward, August 90. 50 ,s,. L'
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M kARlIERN

A MIDDLE-AGED man, ('yit.out a fauily) who has 70,
number of years heen ia the avocatipn of farm
ing wishes to get employment Tor the ensuing year, Mana
ger OF an estate lie trusts that the which he can
produce OF his acquaintance with culture and
OF thu staple commodities of his Of his attention 10 bust
ness and neraty will obtain for him ratiyr situation
Letters directed n Q. P Loretto Post Office Essex
ty, Va, will meet with due attention.
August is. oe,s,s
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WILLIAM MCoRD, attorney at LGlo,
w LII an tue attend the Superior and inferior Courts of
W the counties OF randolph aud Pocahonas where. m adj
dHion to h professional duties he will attend 10 Surveying
aud making sales Ut aud belonging distant owners s
sdence uton,ve ltaudolph county Va TO which
August
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siE public are respectfully informed Mr. c. AIo,bv
youhg gentleman of high classical aainm aud amiahe
ann - engaged 20 ass IN hs classical department Of
nochoo mr. rockford will continue give instruction.
mathematics aud the French languages and the principa
promises me most unremtting attention his part TO make
me plan OF studies extensively useful the of the
Institution W." admit IA i% additional Scholars can he adj
n"''ed' WIN. Is. GILES,
BARTHW. EGAN. q