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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-11
April 9, 1890.
PHILADELPHIA, Jug %. 1926

philadelphia, Julg 90, 1926.
| have labored under very severe case Of
ieuer Tor the Eve years, andl the course
OF that time was attended by two very re-.
spectacle physicians OF this city, who pre-
'ef'bed and recommended every popular re.
Inedy which they thought would prove of
benefit, without success. was blisiered
niue times on the face, and course of mer-
curry pursued Intellectually. Al this time my
situation became quite desperate, and re.
mining Tor some time in this state, L was ad-
yised by my friends to try Pottcr's Vegetable
CathoIcon, in which they had great conf
dence, and finally consented 60 give il n trial
After using five bottles, the disease began TO
show itself more desperate than ever, which
caused me 10 think should never get freed
from this despondng condition but being
urged by Mr.. Potter TO take more, fully con.
vinced me that his medicine would have tha
desired efecD followed his advice, thank
God, end from the use of nine bottles il ei.
lectually performed cure. | am now per.
ieelly, well my system having undergone a
complete revolution.
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1nAk BoBEk1SoN'S pAIENT srUMa
~ CBiG Bt11EH5 These celebrated ADD
well known Brtefs arc composed purely Of yc-
getables, 3f tar most Innocent yet specific ,lr-
tues, aud are particularly recommended Tor "a
storing weak constitutions, cleansing SsircnRth.
ening te stomuch ana increasing the appetite
tLcy eNpcl worms in all age, but from tfer SIM.
plicity aud safety atc me- stnaiufal and efeetn.
n Finalfuge, when administered 10 ehildrpn; hey
are Gratefully Ynrm, and pfugenpy aromatic
lncy ne extremely ycrsicchble IN all seasons,
but particularly 50 on The approach OF Werrn
weather, when bilious habits experience spsf TO
tai loss ofappette, thay are also ca taia ,teteu-
i've agnnst those complaints 10 much 10 the
sprlnR such rs lptefmitlcnt levers aud Agncs.
pyseoaries, &c NC.
They possess moreover. the property peculiar T.
themselves, Of qna tying and hlleliotatinp those
lni0nmaior5 pefDici6us oddities ,nhefentin H.
dent spirits, aud 50 oilei fatal when taken h "a
empty stomach, and converts them INTO whole
some, pleasant, and inyigofaiUg sto1ischie
They are very pleasant Cordial Bitter, AID
are recommended ior The use oftaycrns, as we'll
az private families.
4 few dozen brltles Of The above ysuablc Bit.
ters, ioI sale by ihe subscriber l1ice one sol.
lar per bottle, NALTEhl Ii, MIDDLETON,
Feb 70. oppesi,e Posi- Office.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 90, 1926.

Mr.. w. W. Potter,
Sir,--l hereby give you statement Of
nv case, and you are at liberty TO use il in a.
ny manner you may think proper.
About four years ago l became afflicted
with a complicated case of Scr0flia and
White S0etling during this period placed
myself under the care OF upwards of eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pittsburg
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. Ny arm became useless, the
elbow joint being very much enlarged, and
SO covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing modification would take place, ed
rised me 10 submit 10 GmpitfaiioH, but this re-
iecled. On my back there was an ulcer as
large as the palm of my hand, which became
50 painful that despaired of ever being re-
stored to health. OF even getting relief la.
wing seen a similar Cese TO my owe Which
was cured - your inraludbie CqHoiiton, as
the last resort applied for it, aud ine happy
result is, from its use about three m8nihs--i
am perfectly cured JOHN HEALY.
n. B. As am about leaving the city, for
information as 10 the accuracy of my case,
several gentlemen of high responsibility may
be referred TO.
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Cd . NJ existence. Having had no regnla,
medical advice from the comment emeft. INV
complaint at last got to such height that
could not swallow without great pain an.
difi auliy. I1mofs formed ia different part
Ut my body, and hogan 10 think nv sitaaii.
on almost desperate. The five bottles of the
'atBolieon which have taken have com
pleiely enred me, and am now as well as
could wish 10 be. With my thanks, am your
Obliged humble servani, &c.
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;. Philadeyhif, May, %, 1924
Ill am nov, tiank, 81 your medicine, a
rs.'ry nan- For nearly * years have
'p martyr 10 diseast, whose ravages
.'''sleusd il not soou Stopped, to put peri
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." y step bafupio his knees. wa
enYeiapFd for tie who'll distance wth
cloud Of m,Hqntoos, Like tic an
cent Ayetnus, do not remembeg .
have seen single bird in the who d
lance, ekeept he blne Jay. Nothing N
corrupted The death-like silence. but tho
hum Of masqnitoes.
lhore eanuol be well imagined aho.
lher feature to the elu0m ~ these vast
and dismal forests, to finish this kind of
landscape, more IN keeping with the resi.
than The long moss, OF Spanish beard
and this funeral drapory attaches itself
10 The cypress IN preference To any oih-
CT Tree. There is not that know, an
object N naiuie, Which produces sach
number OF suphlchral hinges as the View
OF thc cypress forests, al shaagrd. dark
and ehyelopcd IN the banging festoons
OF moss. II yon would inspire an IT,
habiant of Now England, possessed Of
lie Customary portion Of feeling, with
the degree Of home sickness, which
would strike TO the heart, transfer Inn
Instantly from The bill, and the bra
eng ar aud varied scenery of The north,
totle cypress swamps of the south, that
are covered with the long moss.
Tins curious appendaget TO the irees is
FIRST visible in the cypress swalhps at
about SO degrees, and is seen thence to
the gulph. II IS the cofstanl nccompan.
imont OF the trees in deep bottoms and
swampy lands, and seems 10 BE- M indI.
cation 81 the degrees OF humidity in To
atmosphere. J have observed that IN
dry aud billy pine woods, I'm from
streams and stagnont waters, il almest
wholly disappears but IN The pine woods
far from streams ond .swsmps, | hive
remarked 100, that where il 30 CON.
pletely envelopes the cypress. as IN sllew
nothing but the iestoon, If The dark cry
moss, other trees are wholly fren hoHt
it, / seems les inclined 10 attach itgplf
tothe cotton wood nucs Dian 10 any olh-
CT.
This moss Il plant of The pAraeit.
cal species, being propagaied By seed,
which forms in d capsule HAT is pf.-
coded by very minute but beautiful
purple flower Although when The trees
that have east thaif lrayes are covered
with it,thpy look as II ihey were dead,
yet the moss will not live long ora dead
tree. II is we'll known thai this moss,
whom managed BY process like thai Il
preparing hemp OF das, separates from
It's bark, and Tho black fibre that remains
is uol unlike horse l,eir elastic, iuedr-
luptible, and an admirable aud cheap
article for mattresses, OF which ure for
med most of tbe beds Of tho sonthefn
people o. dis rrg5on.
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'PhilndfLnhin. .4ng. 9. 1896.

7FHlTnat7pNInl .fUg' = IS2O1-
This is 20 certify, that I was aillicted.with
a disease Of The Liuer Jor sepep years, which
produced loss OF appetite, aud consequent
emaciation. During this period received
the advice, aud followed the prescriptions
OF DR.. IL. aud other physicians, without OBJ
tanning any relief About twenty months
past | applied TO Mr.. W, w. Potter, who ad.
vIsed a course of the Calholicon. common.
ced taking II. Six bottles have effectuaIy
cured me, and | now enjoy state OF the
most perfect health
MARTHA Nj. MCURDY,
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CERTIFICATES.
P#iaisiptid, Feb, 20th, 1927
MIR. VIM ". Potter

hlr. VIM ". Potter.
Dear Sir---Ien months have now e.
rapsed since my daugher Mary Anu has been,
BY the use Of your Invaluable medicine, re-
aored to a ate VI much better health than
we could reasonably have expected and as
aadiy owe 10 suffering humanity, and gra-
tinie 10 yourself, teader this, trusting i.
may prove useful 10 those slalary afflicted.
About twelve years ago she complained Of
severe pains in her back and hip, which
grew worse aud worse until she was almost
ns5le 10 move, or turn herself in bed. Du-
riqg this period her back and hip sWelled We
~ much, and the pain extended down the
et which lost IFS natural power wasting
Of issb--i1ss of appetite, aud emaciation ell.
sued aud her cO1ntenaace depicted misery
sD4 continued without much, if any, aterati-
Oh ,1r The better, (keeplng her strictly under
the slgi If an eminent edical gentleman
for considerable time, when the swelling
on the afp began 10 increase herphysician's
Prescriptions became useless they recon-
meuded the steel i1ekst-one was procured&
tried, but in vain, and the disease seemed TO
bil defiance TO all the ell-tnown remedies
IN that COMPLAINT. that were here employed.
She was then considered iHcHrdbLe, Her
sister having died Of the same complaint, al
ter an illness Of four wears, we were OF opinl-
On that Mary Ann must share the same fate.
Having heard of the remarkable success of
goar Caholicon in scrotulouS complaints, |
was resolved to make a trial Of ii. She be-
5lnils nse, and in a few days the swelling on
The bin broke, aud discharged greatly she
could then use der crulch-in a few weeks
lopscr her pains disappeared-the discharge
ceasel--the ulcer heaied-her appetite re-
t'aed-and her whole system resumed lis
Eonted ygour. believe, had your inyalua-
bic medicine been used when she first com
planned, It would have prevented her from
being cripple for the rest of her life
With many thanks for the BENEFITS which
10y daughter has derived from theuse Of your
invaluable Catholicon,
lremain, yonrs respectfully.
JOHN M'CURD1. Jun.
No a. Fhpsuut. street
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was this day town attending 10 bis bust.
uess, in nearly perfect healih."
parien, Nov. !, ls26.
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: - "V'TI ' IT |'aF~l stIUtI MUM
Philadelphia, May IS, 1924

CASE.--Samuel Rain, stout, full grown
Lao, OF thirteen years of age, of healthy and
robust habit Of body, while swimming in tie
Delaware, some time in tlle month OF june,
1921, struck his shin bone little below the
knte, against boat-no pain or unpleasant
consequences ultedtherefrom for the space
OF week, when considerable inflammation
and swelling ensued. Dr.. S. respectable
physician OF the neiebborhood Of Penn's
neck, Salem county, New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, and continued his
attention for -four years, during which time
it grew worse aud worse, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being of opinion that the
loss of his leg was the only means of saving
his life. On the Sd day OF August, 1924, ho
was put on course of Poiters Vegetable
Cotboicon, and by IFS sole use is now com.
pletely restored. Wv. POTTER.
Atlesl--SAIUEL Rim.
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QUARTERLY REVIEW.

No. 90, just received at the Book and Station
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May |.
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GEORGE KANE
City Of Philadelnhia, SIS.

= V1 H'FdutIIIIII %
George Kane, OF The district of Southwark.
personally appeared, and, being dnly sworn,
10th declare and say, that the above state.
ment is, in all respects, correct aud true, and
thai the signature 10 it is in the hand VIII
ting OF this Opponent.
JOHN BINNs y3I5crmor
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sBsssa GALLONS Linseed Oil, just received
gDsSt5 by THOMAS J. DUNAL.
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"a, IND EMovAL.-sAMUEL DfV


~ he Market Hobe, and nearly OPP
poste Nj iohn Bullock there they offer Tor
sal a ncw aud extensive assortment ofFANCY
FUR HATS, together "i'h general assortment
If common Fur q Wool Hats, part of~hich are
oftheir own manufacturing, aDd~affantcd TO be
lirsi quality aud inside Of he most durable iraie-
rob They socit 9hUr Of the public patron.
age "a they ale determined 10 keep constantly
pn hand a complete assortment of fancy bats Of
the latest northern fashions, and lile~ise eye3
~ description 81 fine ana common liats Of mgr
own mul,'iacute, All OF which they VIII sell yery
low fpi rasb
Nj bats bought OF thcn, Of tieir make, slail
5e ifoned without charge.
Jan 10. $50
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lnoR HIRE, a negro woman who is Cook
- and House Servant
May !. JOHN EARLY
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EDINBURGH REVIEW

No. 80, just received and for delivery, at the
Book Store of ABRAM II. NORTH.
Nav l.
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WM. A. HAMILTON.

saw the above case nj the time he enter.
ed on the use OF Mr.. Potter's Catholicon.and
can testify thai II was a very severe and
seemingly hopeless one--I have seen the
SAME person within few days, aud found
him perfectly restored 10 health.
IL. MMuRlRIE, NJ. ID.
April Q, 1896
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.TAEaJS PIPER.

This is 10 certify, that have seen the a
bove case, and believe ii 10 be true aud cor
rect. VIM. +. CARTER.
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Aegeiahle Catholioon,' which | immed !.
aiely commenced using, aud 10 my great sur.
PRISE us bowers soon became visille, by heal.
ing up tae ulcets, removing my pains, and
restoring my appetite IN few eeks--hhi |
say with confidence that the Calholieon A
lone has saved my life
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Paine's Reports,

ID EPORTS of Cases argued anG determined in the
Ii Circuit Court of the United States, for the Second
Circuit, comprising the Districts of NewYork, Con
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large collection Of new Songs, &c. for Piano Forte,
Flute and Guitar.
Donadson's 4to Post, Cap, Folio Post and Note Pa.
pers, Blue Laid and Wove, Gilt Edged and Perfumed
Just received, on sale by
PISHEY THOMPSON.
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no. 3A5o
Quarterly Review, Sc.

@uoEtcEAy NcNoWs &C.
lust published, & on sale BY PlsHFY THOMPSON,
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Mignet's History fthe French Revolution.
The Tennessean; by Mrs. Royal.
Almack's, a novel, in2 vols.
Tales of the O'Hara Family, second series.
Guy Mannerng,2 vols limo, with plates; Parker's
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Waverly, Woodstock, and Tales Of the Crlsad-
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Paine's New York Reports, voll
Elements Of Descriptive Geometry; bye Davies
Golden Violet and other Poems; by the author of
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Channng's Sermon at the dedication of the Sec
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Paul Jones, novel; in vols; by Cunningham
Mrs. Basbsulds works. with memoir, by Lucy
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Evidences Of Christianity, by Watson, Jenyns,
West and Lyttleton, l vol l75
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Dry Goods.
ROBERT BARRY
HAS just receivedin addition to his Pan Goods, re.
III Gently advertised
Cloths and cassimeres
Cassinetts and Jerseys
Rose and point blankets
Striped and plain linseys
Callcoes and ginghams
Plain and jackonet cambrics
Swiss handkerchiefs and common do
Black English silk vesting
Do do silk velvet
Black italian lutestring
Fancy barrage silks
Black and colored Canton grapes
Irish linen andlawns
Bonnet and belt ribbands
Bandanno and Spittafeld hhdkfs.
Plain black and figured bombasetts
Merino shawls and handkerchiefs
Brown, bleached, and colored domssucs
p ssOssn I RRSgp%I5fORE COTTON YARN,
yb r.nv other articles all of which shall be sold at
the most reduced prices "''~
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Charles bennett

Charles bennett
HAs received and offers for sale his fall FALL M
Ill PORTATTON Of
Best Bridport shad anu herring seine Irvine, in
casks and bales
Bridport and Shrewsbury shoe thread
Best Dundee oznaburgs
On HAND, FROM RECENT IMPoRTATIoNs--
Flushings, and Devonshire kerseys
5, l-2, 4 and 10 point blankets
ga, 10-4, ia, 1874, 1874 rose do
Fine 5-4 Irish sheetings
Towelling and table diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Flag bandanno hdkfs. LIST quality
Russia sheetings and Ravens duck
Super6ne blue and black cloths
Cassinetts, checks and bedticks
good assortment of brown and bleached domes'
tic cottons
A. fine Ingram do
Hearth rugs and carpet binding
few pieces black, blue, slate, and brown best su-
perhne bombazettes
DOUBLE GLoS7ER CHEESE, &c.
nov 9-dlw Paw
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For Sale,

rSx- The hull of a new vessel, copper fastened to
I'D he bends, built of good materials, and IS ex,
necsed to sail fast; is 90 feet on deck depth OF hold
iest, D feet beam, and measures los tons, Estates
toneage1 and will carry about 1000 barreis-For sale
low Apply to JoIlN .. MLLLcM
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FRIDAY MORNING. MlARum 3d. 1884,
Sugar Coffee. NC.

Sugar, Coffee. Nc.
Landing from the schooner 1tco Brothers, from ~ York,
so hhds New Orleans sugar, part represented to
be of superior quality
lis bags Havana and Porto Rico Coffee
100 boxes Sicily oranges and lemons in prime order
pipes cognac brandy, Seignette's brand
Also, landing from the schooner Potomac fran Boston
80 bags superior Java coffee
Is bags Havana do
so boxes and drums fresh Smyrna figs
pipes Woodhouse's Sicily Madeira wine
Apply to S. MESSERSMITH.
march Is
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Removal.

CxoHAGAN& WHITTLE have removed to the
y Store recently occupied by W. Yeatol on Ram
says Wharf, and adjoining the store OF Messrs Lind
say & Hi where they will be happyto see their friends
and customers They will also take this opportunity
oftenderng their grateful acknowledgements to those
kind friends and neghbors, through whose prompt as.
sistance they enabled to save solargea portion OF
their goods from destruction by the fire on the 18th
inst. Jan "a
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RaAtimore Cotton Yarn,

Together with variety Of other articles too nune
rous to mention, which will be sold low for CASH
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Alexandria Museum,

np.n dsily, from 10 to u A. NJ and from to Or.
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VOho 111o
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
DAILY,
BY SNOWDEN & THORNTON.
For Sale,

s5S The Hull of New Vessel, built IN Mathe w,s
&fHcounty, Virginia, of the best materials, copper
fastened TO the bends, and is expected 70 san
Sh "A seet nm deck % feet BEAM and s! feet hold
nd measures 119 tons States tonnage Persons dis
posed TO purchase viii please examine for themselves.
She can be bought reasonable terms and the terms
Of payment made accommodating. Apply to captain
Knight on board, orto ROBINSON ohlNN'
nus "oh oz yoweps Wharf.
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This is to give Notice,

VNHAT the subscriber Of Alexandra county in the
Il District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of said county, letters testamentay on the
estate of William Isabel late Of the county aforesaid
decease ed: All persons having claims against the said
decedent hereby warned exhibit the same to the
subscriber passed by the Orphans Court on or before
the 9th day of September next, they may, by law
be excluded from all benefit to said estates and those
indebted thereto, required to make immediate pay.
ment. Given under my hand this path day of March.
1927. EDWARD A. MAY,
Executor of VIM. Isabel.
mar "a 3w
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ROarding House.
Seine Irvine, etc.

uyHE subscribertas lately received supply Of Cot:
ton Same Twins, which in addition to his stock Of
u.mn Twine Cordage and Corkwood, v iii make biz
assortment that line complete, and hold out an in
ducement to Fishermento call.
Also on hand, large quantity Of Turks Island and
Liverpool blown SALT, and Groceries OF all deacrp.
tons. GEOHOE COLEhhN.
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For Rent,

- A two story frame house on Prince, ne2r the
intersection of Henry street. To good tenant
the rent will be low. Applyto
2mo7 N. MILLER SON
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Bridport Seine Twine.
NHARLES BENNETT has imported by the ship
~ Meridian, arrived at Baltimore, best Bridport
SH3D e HERRING SEINE THYME.
in casks and bales which will be received by the first
packet and for sale on the usual terms. feb is
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UYg,yan, Graumar Setool.

% extent 10 which TIN. Institution has been Pstron'tsd
ou Tvs menee'n.n aud the advantages which, under
eann!t fail to combine, have induced The
10 other views and TO devote the best
., " STEERING into mature usefulness charge wh"h
-, 70 MN IN MS earnest infancy lie mas accord
70 10 extend he course oil studies a'ln 'eh3o'
Wishing 10 complete ms education at he oni-
49, sngh'a, OF any o'n.r college "a the onned states,
% 2 nave e M ans OF preparing himself Tor en,'an
80, s e,iVusiy 'u'ieu 81 'is Grammar Senoo, VIVA,
may .. eonprehedeS "a NE classical or maih nstIai
J ~ & eosEe ,o' wch heis des,ghed may shorten .he
y, MS coe gate iabours, aud wns common industry
n,' ,'y, en.uie d.,'incuon IN III: classes: Winnie The
Lii h III uhe more rugged paths Of seience, ne
TT ~ esueo as'ue py more aiiu"5 asoeA.,os.
f'he'pss ana structure oi ms own tnsnsge VIII be
NPaueu 70 h'n anu ny tracing l" II: source IN the
o'fu., eten "oiu urf"e1 rom su'h OF me uei
"e oy
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EUErAXIOM

M RS John D. Woodford respectfully informs The parent.
aust guirdar of the young ladies heretofore
I" her care aud the public generally, that her husband
rented the Mansion House OF the late Col John Hoome
The Bowling Green at which place her SCHOOL be con-
tinued the ensuing year The celebrated heahnes. Of the
situations the facility ofappro1ch ny Of
passes twice day between Richmond aad Washington the
eonodionsness Of the house, the beautiful and extensive
grove surrounding il, aOrd,ng the delightful
fJr young ladies during the leisure school combine in
recommending to the public place highly eligible for
emae School Mrs WoodfoId intends employing A,s-
snt Teacher, qualified to teach the French language wbch
with her former II instruction, will be on the
18th Of this north.
The public also informed that Dancing School will be
opened The Bowling Green, about half mile distant
such OF her patrons desire have their daughters
that fashionable accomplishment
Terms 80 dollars per scholastic year. for tuition board
(bed and bedding exclusively 20 dolls oby will be fequ
IN advance NO pupil will be taken for j. term than the
year.
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