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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
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COAN0s
Let one great day,
To celebrated sports and floral Plcy
Be set aside" Pa
This is our Rome, and
A Ftamen PromOnGIis.
I'll prove, in Mems pursuits,
Some HORTICULTURAL is;
But while the glass goes round,
Let not sucker stray, sirs
Transported by the cine,
'Twould be our Botany Bay, sirs.
The Fruits of Horticulture,
You'll find in every shape, sirs;
Our sailors stem the CurrGnt,
In battle, force the Grape, sirs;
King George, in olden Thyme,
Could not with SpeGr-mInt loyal,
Compel our soldiers Sage,
To pay the Penny Royal.
A Lawyer, in his books,
Discovers tottati0n,
And often makes his bread,
By a foioer-y grafton;
The Sportsman likes the Turf
To train his cattle jadish,
Ifhe buys reddish horse,
He's sure TO like Horse-radish.
Finest of Eden's flowers
Was Woman, ere farewell, girs,
She babe TO Eden's fruit,
The fatal .Nonparisl, sirs.
There's WoMAN! from the time
Creations pencil drew lips.
And the breathings ofthe Rose,
That lives upon her tscO-tips.
And when at Gretna-g greens
Young ladies' wish a frolic,
If Pa says Cdn't-elope,
Why they feel .Melon-cholic;
Good Wives the Nursery love,
Their tender plants to feed, sirs,
And Widows wish, suJ-rOSa,
To throw aside their ,oeeds, sirs.
The Gambler, on spade
His all on earth will stake, sirs,
The Drunkard is a siere,
The Libertine's a rake, sirs.
May he who-like blight
The Maiden's peace has broke, sirs,
A hanging Garden see,
And feel the .Art-te-choke, sirs.
The pretty Gentleman,
So lady-like, and lazy,
Who gees to .Mari-gOld,
And lisps out I" lack daissy-
OF Nayarino-stOcE-
A nice corsetted scion,
Among the Gdrdcn-stuf,
He's dubb'd a Dande-LiOn.
The Spendthrift ends with siWgs,
And "Verbum salts" a hint, sirs,
The Miser is a Snail,
That starves upon the Mint, sirs;
You may Old Bachelors,
In Elder-berries nab, sirs,
Old Maids they say are .Medlars
Grated on the Grab, sirs.
Wen toast the Kindergarten,
The dishes all and each, sirs,
1t would our taste impair,
Their goodness to im.peach, sirs;
And may we never want
The means such limbs to lop sirs,
And always have good grounds,
To gather full Crop, sirs.
My lines must ro-trtnch,
They better things impede, sirs;
And as my Songs s0ic, S0t0,
Perhaps you may see seed sirs.
I'm certain, with your LeaUss,
No doggrell thus should trick us
Out of our good wine,-
Each would be HOrtus siccus.
Then may Life's ev'ning Sun,
In setting be serene, sirs;
Time well employ'd-in Age
VIII make US Evergreen, sirs;
And when the pruning knife
From feather, or from cot bed
Transplant us to the soil,
May we escape Horned.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
Sale of Re0L Estate at .Auction.

NET ILL be sold at Public Auction, on Fed-
w neSday and Thursday, the 2lst and god
October merit, the following lots of Pasture and
Wood Land, belonging TO the Estate of the
Hon. JOSEPH EsTABRooK, late of Royalston,
deceased. Sale to commence on Wednesday,
Oct. 81, at 8 clock, A. NJ, at the Clark Pas.
ture, so called, in the west part of the town of
Winchendon, near the house of Mr.. Rufus lIol
den. Said Pasture contains so acres. From
thence to an adjoining Pasture, containing &c
acres, which is bounded on the west by the
Worcester and Fitzwilliam Turnpike. Thence
to a valuable Pine Timber Lot, OF so acres ly-
ing in the cast part of Royalston, north of and
bounded by the road leading from Winchendon
to Royalston. Thence about half mile south
to Pasture of 3lA acres, known by the name
of the Fay Pasture, and is near Col. Joseph T.
Arno!d'S and from thence to Pasture Of 50z
acres, known by the name of the Jones Pasture,
and is near Mr.. Eber Clark's. Sale on Thurs
day, Oct y, to commence at the Alpheus Ray
mond Pasture, SO called, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ
Said Pasture contains "a acres, and is situated
in the north part of Reyalston, adjoining land
of Mr. Jacob Metcalf. From thence TO a lot
of lis acres Of Moving, Pasture, and Wood
Land, on which are two Barns, and is bounded
on the north by the line between Royalston and
Richmond, IN. H. Thence 10 Pasture of
90 acres, about half mile north, and is situat-
ed in the town of Richmond, IN. H. From
thence to Pasture in the south part of Fitz.
william, containing about 1870 acres, and is sit
nated on the road leading from Royalston to
Fiizwiam
Also, will be sold at Public Auction, on
Tuesday, the 9Th Of October neat, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, on the premises, lot of about one acre,
very suitable for a Garden, with small Dwell
ling House and Barn on the same situated in
the town of New Salem, near the Academy.
u The above Pasture Lands were careful
ly selected by said deceased particularly for
grazing, and generally consist of the choicest
soil in this part of the country. Terms liberal.
RUFUS BULLOCK,
FRANKLIN GREGORY,
Executors of the Will of said deceased.
Royalston, Sept 81, 1929 80
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
To manufacturers of Hard
Ware Goods.

YENHE subscribers have taken Store No. "a
n Milk-street, Boston, for the purpose of
selling, on commission only, such articles as be-
long TO the Hard Ware Trade, which are made
in this country. A Store like this has long
been wanted by the merchants, where they are
sure to find supply of American manufactured
articles. The plan meets their cordial approba-
ton. and we doubt not will be equally advanta-
geous TO the manufacturer.
HOSMER & GREW.
~ Reference: .HeSSrS. Charles Scudder g.
Co., ". T. G. Tuckerman, Henry Chapman &
Co., and Mr.. N. .Ne,celI, oston,-.Nessrs. Rice
q Miller, Worcester. CIV Sept g.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
The Boston Copper Compaav,

HAVING recently made great improve
u 4 ments in their Bells, are enabled to offer
them OF much superior tones to those usually
made in this country. They now have, and in
tend to keep constantly on hand, more extern
slve assortment than has ever been kept by any
establishment in the United States. BELLS
of any weight, with inscriptions, cast to order,
at short notice. Having entered into the bust
ness extensively, the Company will sell Bells
at reduced price, and warrant them good.
They also have for sale, of their own manufac-
ture, SHEET and BOLT COPPER. CAST,
!NGs in Brass and Composition, of every de-
scriptioa, executed at short notice Orders ad-
dressed to the subscriber shall have immediate
attention. HENRY N. HOOPER, Agent
Boston Copper Company, corner Of Liberty
square and Battery .March-streef.
Boston, Nov. ~, 1928. eoly47
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
LAU.NDICE RITTERS.

which are SO eminentIy useful for removing ali
Jaundice and Bilious complaints. The public are
informed that by recent arrangement made with
} Wheaton, the genuine Bitters will hereafter be
offered with j. ID. stamped on the lid, and Direc-
tons signed by j. DANIEL, instead of J. Whea.
ton, as formerly. Price 81 1-2 cents.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
WHEATON'S
ITCH OINTM.ENT.

NNHE character of this celebrated Oint
"a ment stands unrivalled for being safe spec
dy, and certain cure for that loathsome disease !:
also for all kinds OF Pimples on the Skin ike
wise valuable article for the Salt Rheum and
hilblains.-Price 81 1.2 cents
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

STAGES leave Worcester for Norwich eve
~ ry Wednesday and Saturday, at 3, A. M,
and passengers arrive at Norwich same day af-
ternoon, and at New York next morning, by the
Steam Boat Fanny. Returning, leave N York
every Monday and Thursday, at 3, P. NJ, and
arrive at Worcester next day afternoon.
u Fare from Worcester to Norwich, So
from Norwich to New York, 50 and found.
GP For seats at Worcester, apply at Banis.
ter's Inn. Sent %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
TEY .4DVERTTSE.NENT,

FEf .HDVERIISE.HE.NI.
Il o be sold at Public Vendue, at the house
of widow Elizabeth Munroe in Sturbridge, on
MONDAY, the Cd day Of Norember neat, at two
o'clock, afternoon, so much of the Real Estate
of JOSEPH MUNROE, late Of Sturbridge, de-
ceased, as will raise the sum of two hundred
dollars, for the payment of his debts and charg-
es. The Estate is situated in the north part of
said Stnrbridge, and consists Of House and
Barn, about Is acres of Tillage Land and about
eight acres of Meadow, subject to the dover OF
said Elizabeth Munroe. Conditions made known
at the time of sale
LEWIS ABBOTT, Admir-.
Brookfeld, Sept 81, 1929. 80
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

There is a singular historical fact connected
with Sutton, in Bedfordshire. The valuable
manors, adVowsons, etc, etc, etc, of Sutton,
and the contiguous and POPulous parish, pot
ton) were conveyed by deed of gift to Sir
Roger Burgoyne, by the famous John of
Gaunt, Duke Of Lancaster, as reward for the
valor of that warlike knight; and the extern
sive and valuable domain has, notwithstanding
many intervening revolutions, remained vested
in the heirs of his loin" down to the present
day. The deed of conveyance was made in the
following iaconic manner:
{" /, John Of Gaunt,
Do give and grant,
Unto Roger Burgoyne,
And the heirs of his loin,
Both Sutton and Potion,
Until the worlds rotten"
London paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

There was never wiser maxim than that Of
Franklin "Nothing is cheap which we do
not want" Yet how perfectly insane many
people are on tho subject of buying cheap
things. do tell me why you have bought
that cast off door plate p asked the husband Of
one Of these notable bargainers. " Dear me"
replied the wife, "you know it is always my
plan to lay up things against time Of need /:
who knows but you may die, and marry
man with the same name as that on the door
plate"
SMPLIcrY or STYLE. The following sin.
gular advertisement is copied from a Phiadel.
phia paper
Dr. Andrew Fitzpatrick cannot longer COM
perendinate retributing his cardiack thanks to
his homogeneous, for their kind patronals of
the Pagoda and Labyrinth Garden Should
they continue 10 peragrate over his cedeive
and anthology, TO avoid the excundescence Of
the city, the doctor assures them that they will
never find him unamalistical, stentorophonck,
OF caceehymical.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
LA MOTIFS
COUGH DROPS.

Prepared by II. CROSBY, as see indent- y
ed on each bottle, and with the signature Of
A. Crosby with pen and ink, to each bill of
directions, which is enveloped in stereo or
check plate. The public have noticed the
! many certificates from physicians and 9TH
! ers, which have accompanied the publicity I
of this valuable medicine. 1t is now fairly
before benevolent and enterpIising Amcri- 4
l can people, and the vender only asks for il, a I
place among the list Of family medicines for
cough and asthmatic remedy, as a certain /;
pledge of his sciiiingness and ability to re-
ciprocate the favour.
For sale by the principal Druggists in the I
! United States e. CAMBRIpcE, NY.
s~O@@0@~@<b& "a
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

TARTAR OF THE TEETH. A writer in
the National Gazette exposes the absurdity
of the theory lately promulgated, "that the
tartar upon the teeth is produced by ami
malcul@, in the same manner as coral"
The writer also shews that the practice
founded on the above theory,-to wit: the
application of vinegar to remove the tar
tar,-would be destructive to the enamel
of the teeth. The principal ingredient in
the composition. both Of the tartar and of the
enamel, is phosphate of lime, and both are,
therefore, soluble by common vinegar. The
teeth are far better cleansed, adds the writer,
by the use of instruments and some denti-
fr;ce having in its composition, little fine
chalk, or something of that kind, applied
with suitable brush, piece of soft leath-
er, or even a piece of linen cloth, the use
Of which, whilst it does the teeth no injury
whatever, will render them white and beau
tiful.-BostOn Palladium.
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Sutton, Sept. 2, 1929.
NOTICE.

HMT NOTICE.
w E, the subscribers, having been appoint
ed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine to receive and
examine the claims of creditors to the Estate
of JOHN CARRUTH, Cd, late of Barre, de-
ceased, represented insolvent do hereby give
notice, that six months are allowed from the
18th day of August last, to said creditors to
bring in and prove their claims and that we
shall attend that service at the house of Hatha-
way & Lawrence, in said Barre, on the first
Mondays of November and February next,
from one to FIVE o'clock, p NJ, on each of said
days. Dated at Barre, Sept. ID, 1929.
NATHAN'L HOUGHTON, ! O.,
38 OTIS ALLEN, '0H'" rs
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. Is, 500.
To The Widoo and Heirs Of AARON GRANT,
late of Royaston, in said COUNTY, deceased and 10
all others concerned in the Estate Of Said deceased
GRRETIEG
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
a. see fly at the Court of Probate to be holden
at IempIeton, in said County, On the Sd Tues.
day in October next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrum ent purport
ing to be the last Will and Testament of said de-
ceased should not be approved and you will be
heard thereon.
So NATH'L. PAINE, J. Frob.
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept z8, 1899.
TO The Widoo and Heirs Of Moses HAMMOND, late
81 Charlton, M sad County, deceased, and TO
all others concerned in The Estdte Of said deceased
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
T. see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the LIST Tues.
day in Decembernext, at nine Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration Of said deceased's Estate should
not be allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
$50 NATH'L PAINE. r. Prob
Worcesler,ss. Probate Office, Sept &c, 1929.
10 he Heirs Of TABITuA HINDs, late Of West
Boylston I'm said County, deceased and 10 aHotters
concerned in the Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see ny at the Court Of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster, in said County, on the third Tues.
day in November next, At ten Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts Of the AID.
ministration of said decessed's Estate should not
be allowed; and you viii be heard thereon.
so NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

WORCESTER, IS. Sept. %, 1929.
2 TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, at Benjamin Munroe's Inn, in Northboro',
on THURSDAY, the tioenty-ninth day of Oc-
tober merit, at two o'clock in the afternoon, all
the Right in Equity which THOMAS j..
JOHNSON has to redeem his mortgaged Real
Estate, situate partly in Boylston and partly in
Northboro', in said County, now occupied by
Luther Green, containing about sixty acres Of
Land and Buildings.
$50 EDWARD Fl. HEMEKwAY, D. Sheriff.
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III " 10 n Do s1NHI
Brookfeld, Sept. 81, 1929. 80

WORCESTER, SIS. Sept 81, 1929.
FESAKEN on Execution, (having been prev-
a ously attached on mesne process) and will
be sold at Public Vendue, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, the taoenty:fourth day Of Ooto-
Der neat, at three O'Clock, p NJ, all the Right
in Equity which HENRY P. ANDERSON has
to redeem the following mortgaged Real Es-
tate, viz: about twelve acres of Land, with
Dwelling House and other Buildings thereon,
situated in the southerly part of Hardwick,
near the new Furnace, $50 called) and near An
deFson's Mills. Also, one undivided half of the
Mill Lot on which said Mills stand, with all the
privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging.
Said Mills are situated in the southerly part of
said Hardwick, on Ware River $50 called) and
are the same premises of which Harding P
Wood and Spencer Field hold mortgage.
t39 WILLIAM ROBINSON. D. Sheriff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
Classical & Mathematical Academy

THE subscriber has the pleasure of inforup, the
public, that he has engaged as Assistant in the
benjamin 7. Barrett Of King William, u rcntlenan
OF the highest rcspecta5iliy and Of undoubted com
potency.
Mr.. Stephen Bernard. 4 nciice of France. whose
Qualifications successful teacher are best eyinced
ny the hish rank, whicl is pupils have sustained in
the University Of Virginia, will coninueto assist in
the French, Spanish, and Alathcgaticai Department
during sif hours q eleis dog throughout. ne yec,..
The English branches Of education. which in most
Classical Schools too much neglected viii IN MS
receive the most faithful attention.
y lew more pupils can BE- received, eilher as
bnardcls day scholars.
In orfcr HAT the terms of this institution may no
renCcred os reasonable possible, pupils vii here
after be furnished with board, washing and iodripr
m nc family Of the principal at the very low price q;
S!OO per aunum END Dot boardrrs ard duy scholar,
~! be taught the ordin$ty branches OF the Englisi,
department for $40 perei.ln the lower branches of
the same tcparlnent fog $50 per nnnuInor $40 per
enui i'l''iiy' IN construction and
critical arrySs of lie GIcri, aal I.a!in classics; and
iof tic last mentioned SUN, r te epasfu.snt OF the
modern lanerrges, which department. embraces rho
higher br'1lIch1s Of mathematics.
Jan 2a--ts OhIVER a. SHAW.
= For Information conc nts MS literary ans, moral Quail,
hcatois hir E1eu ~; 5a. IN fJos2,i ieuaouIls the
l'at hon Vim Hawssss6th 20 Pies. lea, ng ue l.lnf,n
Ac1 iclry, IN Kin; W,a.li the second from Nm Burns
WHO Tor great a.Uc. ii years has been knou in t.
~; my Is r'y, sie',cits o,nc hsies, esiIeice.
vi l.iili Benctt llas been aiy pupils Al tai
institution, ior Considerable length Of e duf = oorou
u which Ecrnd lie las hre iHt!icr rny own tlni and
,her.py to.tad me tie mo- compile opportunity of acer
Hmg MS zeal character and merits with eutal piecse and
ii 'hcrctoc CERTIFY, t is mora, character IS cpnac n
ln!e a;i ~ mauerstcse 81 gentleman his OF sucy
~ me Geet and LAIN Ca,.icls been sueh AS 10 QUALIFY
"a" ir admission 10 the Unvs.Sty Of Virginia ai.i exc
5't hiu dlseri and attentive student deem hir per
c'y competent assistant, n IN. Er.lsh nd nj;
/ departments OF auy OF our Scmiu;,ries
/ Jao:.ary liSi, 1879. I'M flANTKI,SiVOPTg
Having aitadel the rgarnina'or !, e R,nnf5 ri kcad.nv
hr Iri.i five yClss onr of which Nir BE Ie was a s,t.
Ht!s and being vel a.d Intimately acquainted win him
't itit n ii lily entitled above commentator f-Or
/ hir i!9w!csy. ortiz. I'M EI'gES
| JNuuary III. 1898.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

~ VI. COW AN has received, and eFers&a well
sy'eGied and general assorneno of ladies' and genhen's
@ SiI s'er patent eyes and verge Watches eight day and
ti," SNcss and lhnepeceS diamond, pearl PASTE, t
aiu FncY Jewery; sil.cr, Plated and Britannia Ware;
eneLpGn' Calendar and other Pencils fountain, silver and
9'l Ies sod silver and shell Spooacles; Thnblcs Tooth
peas fa5ors Scissors, Penknives Thermometers percs-
soh and hTt Pokei Pnis, percussion Caps, Spy(lasses
ana pocket Comp1Sses, Plating Instruments mi
niiore frames and pocket hooks; card cases purses
an Putse clasps pocset and shell Combs: gold, Jet secI and
' CndlS seals and KEYS; key rang, military goods; watch
makers tools and materials; with cat yarietv of oher anu
ee' al OF which nc is enabled to scl below rer prices
ateheS ami CLOCKS AMI mathematical Irumcls
carefully repaired and adjusted.
0iSer, ior any article in ms line punctaiy attended To.
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REMOVAL.
COOK & RYAN.

I.aa,es Genflenle''s Boot d Shoe .hlnufactt.yers
EG leave TO inform their CUSTOMERS and the pub
- lie in general, that they have removed opposite
Hall q Moores dry goods store, AID four doors be-
low 18th street, where they are prepared to make
Ladies and GentleInen's BOOTS and SHOES, in
the latest fashions und OF the best materials the north
ern cities can produce.
We keep always ON hand, large a.: general
assortment OF Boots and Shoes, ali Of our own manu-
iac'ure; misses Slippers and walking Shoes; boys
SHOES and Pumps geiitlemen's water proof Boots
and Shoes, made 10 0rdur
IOrdefs from tine country punctGally attended to
Jan IL eo2t
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REliOH.4L.
O.. =. ENUT0

especially Informs his friends end DE public That me
mas removed his Coafecroaary Store the house lately
occupied by Nj Sauel Myers, second door the Theatre
anu next 20 r kichaTdsons Apou'ey shopwheTe hecon-
unues Ia keep full and excellent assortment oil
CONTEMPORARIES AND FRUIT,
oil as good guilty and low prices be purchased else
oe supplied upon the besi Grateful pas, favors he
Si9Inss sincere thanks ~ the public Cor
he ai iSceiSe aud assumes them thai exeItis sal De
paced 10 merit tIcir Favor In future
SD-eo6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
HAYWOOD sCEIOOI

GO AHNOOD SCftOOI.-This School VIII terrnna,e
N the 2ti of Decrnber and r-onnerce for the an nm
year the l2ho January The course instruction VIII include
ISnna,aip Arithmetic PRACTICAL Mathematics, Ge-
os'aPhy Bellies Lcttrs, Mo1l rhasoplv History ContSEi
Son, end te Engish and LATIN Languages The tennis 1r
ard tuition, washing and lodging during the SCHOLASTIC ysf
Of en nools, viii be S05 500 the student furnish I'D
ng All siusDs wli be charged from their COMMENCEMENT h
The 18Th OF December which schola ic wear wi
end have emf dyed Latin teacher and If my parour
should justify it, shah endeavouI obtain the aid OF NV IRE
sent coauor, Captain w liin Barber Letters addlcse IA
! ton. - - TtATtftSrr
Nov % -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

GREEN I'LL. SEMINARY will be opened for u,o
- ensuing ye" on the 18th Of January, and closed on la
18th OF December VACATION OF one month will he given IN
ue summer The subscriber su Keep an asst.
Gt ne course OF instruction viii embrace tie Latin and
English languages the Elements of Geometry Cerrcaphy Win
me use OF the Maps ard Globes and all minor branches as
education iGtou of Latin scholars s5 English shea St5.
boarding S7 per Strict aitentni will i've piyeo 10 nr
e the Insrals and health Of the students and alsi 10 r,
i.oir stddics. JOfJV n 81 -:
Orarsc, Va 2Sh Oct 1859
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City Dycing Establishment.
~ FL 1GM 49, Van Slreets.

Corner Of 16ti and .Hfrin Streets
HINES 81 BUNTLEY present their tl,ants n, ,,, eli,
zens and public generally, fora share of n,rnn,rc am
Assure them thar effort shall be- wanting 10 merit ccinr
nnce they have added such machinery their cstaisc, n.
viii enable them 70 finish goods equal 20 imported; the, sr
M their ooors which for braucy and durability have ber
pronounced by competent Judges, to the Chinese
they would remind Tie ladies send their SIX and es
rppc0 ne usual Troy also continue cleanse bleach or r
!avls lcghou hornets, &c. Ccntirruer'e riothj,o
~, %, - rcuairri. with nca,,css 80 ~ ~
Nos O. u 41i7, p, Rsi5 -, S5 ~ 90, ss-Sie -
ny lucky Office, with several Other Pdzs Tor rtuuss call