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pies which had INST introduced him 10 thief, favour ;,,s
oetakcn himself to the stump, and reper, tru-
~ has given the people specimens Of s,ump ora
tory, which ought 20 be pre-ervsda. model. worthy
he imitation OF those who sspre Distraction in ,h
sublime art OF cosSing the multitude. Iii, sotd how.
ever, that won't all do. His competitor piain sail,
ing, straightforward man. who has oi,en served ~.
psopie and never besays! his trust He has stuck to
nis principles and 'be people viii stick to him.
The ca, vas In Ii ,nrico has excited good DEAL Of
in'eFsN throughout The ate from the circun,-tanc.
una W. Leigh, E,q. ihe great champion OF Eastern
'n.eess IN 'hs convention, who has been induced 10
cir himself as candidate, has TO encounter weuv
io mdloe opposition which render. the result some
what uoubtu, though the better opinion seems 20 be
mat ne viii b. successful. Much az ~. ,,.uerae ma.
ny 81 Ar"Leishs opinions in niai affairs we
,honi regfetexeeeinsly his exclusion from the ~. 1t
I,g'ia'ufe. ii'seiear head. song ard discriminating
mind. profound legal stianme nis and thoron,hknowi
e"se oi the practical oprrat of present judicial
system IN all its raoiicstoDs, would reud-r him most
difficult and important department Of cur government
Prgfpian.
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CrsroNf-llo1fsE.
4. AteN i"'h' NO'h hWgu~'s IooV
Negotiations TO be Observed BY the Collectors Of I

New Yofk, 26ih Augusi, 1880 {
"HegWdtions TO be observed BY the Collectors Of the
Customs.
whenever revenue bond shall not have been paid
when II becomes due, you WILL 20 the terms Of the
law prescribing your duty, deliver il for suit 10 the Dis.
nci Attorney, Jorihcih anil WITHOUT dti1y."
ne above is sxirS = from communicated re-
ceivsd 81 his Office, from the Solicitor Of the Treasury,
and s published Tor the Information Of all whomh may
concern.
BY This regulation, merchants and o'he1s will per-
ceivc that any Indulgence, by this oc>, Is prscuded
IN a cases where bond s not paid re day which
It becomes due. SAML. SWARTwOUr,
Collector.
Collection NJ Custom Hopse Bonds.-We learn,
says the Boston Patriot that after October I, 1880, the
Custom House bonds which recently taken from
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". s. j. q. CR4.VE.

OFFER SALE,
SMSA SPANISH hdes, various Qualities
L oBSP&Y 2500 siJss soal leather, of all grades
aud qualities 4 ON The very best the most nfe-
rior, by wholesale ps'. OF a side
2OSC lbs, coarse aud fine shoe thread
30 dozen calf skins
WsS aud russ I upper lsa.her
5not morocco, lning and binding skins
Fore and grain upper leather
Boot r,es aud les's, boot cord and we bling
- ack varnish and sh 'enakc-s tools OF all kind,
Hogskns, black and How bucksk:.s
Harne'@, bride and skin ing leather
Big, chase and iniag hides
Morocco sktas. white and common shecpskins
Saddle trees, fish skins, horse collars
Shddlery, s,irupss tits, sc.
Coach lace, gig handles and bands
Tanners oil and curriers' tools
gro pair II Edmond made plantat on shoss
chmand Slaughter hides and country hides of all
kinds, bought and so''.
Upper leather and kp.sins ished and in the rough
sKirhng harness leather &C. taken ia barter for hide
or goal leather
Sept Z. a5-wfm;f
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II AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale

Al AND FOR SALE.-rhe subscriber offers Tor sale
IA his excellent Farm, called Mounr Rocky"
lying in Fairfax county, Virginia, consisting OF Eve
hundred acres, City OF which are heavily ,mbered.
fhis Farm is adjoining the Lands Of John Loyd,
stephen Daniel, Coleman Brown, and c. c. Stuart,
The improvements tolerably good Dwelling
House. with five rooms, and all necessary bui!dngs
Its soil is Kind, and productive of Corn Wheat Rye,
and Tobacco Its situation is known 10 be healthy and
in an agreeable neighborhood
There is also on thi- Farm good App- Orchard and
number oil never-tai,iag Springs OF the best water
Any further description OF tbs Land il deemed unne-
cessary az any ons wishing TO purchase will first view
Il, and Judge for themselves 1t will be she wn on an
picaon TO tbs subscriber or MIR Bennet living on the
premises.
For The said LIND will take $40 or $13 per acre
81 800 in cash. aud the bal in good bonds " tn SEA-
curity. GEO L. TURBERyIIIE
Sept z. $50,
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wEY virtue OF a deed Of trust made to me by Joshus
- ~ So'r,, 70 secure the payment of 1920, witbfn-
eres due thereon 10 james Sample, guardian ofJames
City Courthouse, in the city OF Williamsburg, on the
18th day OF September next, valuable young egro
woman Hannah, and negro woman >dachael of mid
die age aud valuable, conveyed by tic said deed Of
trus' Of record in the clerks ose Of the county court
OF Hanover and slio, 10 the county OF James
City The title is beiievsd/io be iudsputabe, but
shall warrant only such tide as have Trustee The
sale is to be made by ne direction Of The Auditor.
JOIN b. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Sspt. Y. 35-Wtds
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The VIM. Byrnes, says The Nsw York Gazette, bae
brought out tbs celebrated stud horse Leva.hsn. lie
belonged TO the late King oil ENGLAND. from whom the
aolma was purchased by Lord Chesef6sld. L,viathaD
~ between and years old, about 10 IL hands hish
IS OF ehssDu or sorre colour and il said resemble
~ great degree our celebrated hofss Eclipse. lie
was purchased from Earl CHI sterhsld Tor Jane. Jack
sou q. OF Alabama and IL under the charge of Mr.
George a. Wyle, Of Virginia. Leyathan is well known
az a celebrated racer
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yMNHE RACES over the Halifax. Virginia, Cour,e.
n w,p commence the first Tuesday ia October
next, ard continue four dsys
Frs, dsy-Tbe Proprstor's Purse, two mile heats
fpl $500; entrance Sl5 nom subscribers S25
Second day-Ths JOrkey Clubs Purse, three mile
heats, for $500 entrance 800, nom subscribers $40
Third day-A Handy Cap Purse, one mile heat,
best three 10 hye entrance $50, to be added to the
Purse.
Fourth dAy-A race for three year old Colts, one
mile beat entrance $50, TO close the evening OF the
second days race,de money for each days race will
be hung up, without discount, by The Proprietors
ADAM FOOT,
RICHARD EDMUNDSON.
Sent T. az a,
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ID OllEJB s}RfC8a
THE PRESIDENT AND THE INDIANS.
Extract oil letter 10 gentleman in this city, da
NASHVILLE, 2ls AUG. 1880.

NASHVILLE, 2lst Aue. 1880.
Zen Jacxson LETT here yesterday for Franklin It.
inset the Indians, received letter from M,;,r "a
ton, ds'edyeserday, in which he says, "the Chicks.
''"' are here, aud the Chocaws, are expected 10
uey The Chickssa"s consist Of Is or Is Chiefs and
the Choctaws OF aboui so. have not heard any ,hny
Of the Cherokees ~ Crsek." IU g mi
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tho Once Of Discount and Deposit Of the United States
Bank In this city, and deposited be collected at the
Commonwealth Bank, will be restored to the United
States Bank and collected there az her tofote
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I,oo Capitals at .uICKLES!
Drawing oil the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 7:
90 ID 81 Is . SO 33 Al IL
NO IL, OF, 81, "a capital Of $1,000 solj at MIC
KLE'S
, Drawing Of the Dismal swamp Canal Lottery, Num-
Der 10.
Go ~ 27 IS GO s 4 g. 49,
NO. L, T. 62. capital Of 500. sold Mt .5IcEle's
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
day the II h.
SPLENDID SCHEME!
90 rizes oil 1922 is SII,5S5
~ 10 1000 10000
@ 90 500 $4,000
o. do 200 6.iOO
DO 100 500
&c &c. s..
Ticket. So Halves 81 50-Qpatters SI 2s.
'ep' a. 35-2t
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WINcHEsTER. August 27--THe FdI Elections
The approaching elections for the State Legislature
than from the importance OF the measures which will
Anticipated la some few OF the Eastern counties the
and animation; and in two owing to c2uses al
together foreign to the suhiscs which will b. probably
introduced 10 the consideration e the Leglsus, IT
has been msrke Win considerable ssyerity. In Gull
paper for exsmpe, where there come three four
candidates for the House Of Dsls1nes, the ques ion of
The hite basis ard the black kfsis has besn again
vived by the oDefuiis oil NJ. J. Pendloon Zone Of
the csndidateO who is wsrmy opposed on The ground
Of his having eapousedhe principles csntendsd for by
tie Western people n the late Convention. The Cut
pepper Gazette il Gaming with communications pro and
Of which The advocates Of equal rights IN
the west treated pretty muck horjes OF ires-
hooters ard buccaneers, WHO seeking 10 " T0b and
piupd>T' Ouch are the civil terms employed by one
of hsse wTisrs) III honest pantets Of the Eas Moth
ing bat the most Liberal aud nolcraOt spirit could
Sdnction opposiiion such grounds now that the
question Of the bas representation has been De ni.
lively see led and adjusted that IL is placed beyond
The constitutional power Of the Legislature to disturb
il.
In Orange, TOO, bitter contest IL wsgiDg between
the fiends Of Gov Barbour aud MIR. Tho. Davis thai
county being entitled under The Constitution to
but single representative, aud these gentlemen being
the rival candidates for the suHrages OF the people
The Governor having old accounts settle with
the people growing out OF his acceptance Of office
der Mr. Adams, and the abandonment Of hoss princi.
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MAN AGERS'

TENHE following are the drawn numbers in the Dis
Il nal Stodnp Canal Lottery, Glass 10:
63 AZ 81 80 GO 8 G2 49,
p Capital Prize of 5000, sold in a whole tick
ct TO genteman OF this city. and tie cash paid in mi
nutes after the drawing. YATES s. MCINTYRE.
Sept 6. 35-lt
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Sent 4

TO PARENEs s. PRINCIPALS OF ACADEMIES.
SITUATION WANTED-A gentleman having
- been carefully instructed in al The branches of
Classical and Eoglish Education, having personally ex.
amned the different systems Of SemiDares over W hcb
he presided in London, and having the advantage Of
being cOnversant with the sZarshpCourse Of TrIbi
College Dublin, has arrived in this city, and offers his
services Tutor in respectable family or as asss-
tsnt IN Chssical establishment.
On personal interview, undeniabe references as 10
earloiliy can be given. Address A.. S. Bin Tavern,
Richmond.
Sept. Z. 85-It
FENO INDICATED PHYSCIANS--A man Of
"a merit ia the Profession, procure advanta-
geous situation IN small farm about days ride from
Richmond. In almost every respect II is agrecable-
For Further Information apply 70
JAMSE MoKILDoE, Richmond.
Sept T. s6-H
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23d august, 1870.
~ The speech Of General Dade, bsng noticed to
the South, SEEMS 10 ell for publication Of the proceed
ing emarks-lesving out certain passages which
coinm'nt on the commentaries OF the Culpepar Ga.
zots.-Er aUIRER.
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The U. s. ship Concord, Capt Perry, from Norfolk
FOR 81. PsersbGrgh landed letters Vt Cowes On the
2Oh June, which were received here by the George
Cani.ng. One from Mr.. RANDOLPH, minister 4,
Rus'i' states that HE health had been improved nv tho
voyage IN. T. Mer .4dp
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Navarro. To all those to whom these prsssnts nay
csms, greeting: In accordance with the royal ordi-
nance. bearing date Of this day relative the
ton OF thu Electoral Colleges upon the report our
Minister Of the Interior, We have ordained and
a. follows:
Art The Electoral Colleges shall assemble name.
~ the Electcsl Colleges Of Arrondissem-n the
OF September next aud the Electoral Colleges Of De
partm ent. the 18Th OF tie same month";
z. The Chamber OF Peers, and the Chamber OF Dep.
ues Of Department, convoked for the 2Sh OF the
month OF September next.
B. Our Minister Of the Interior is charged with the
execution OF the present ordnance.
Given at our Palace Of 81. Cloud, the 25h Of July,
In tho year oil our Lord 1880, and the sixb oour ree
CHARLES.
BY tho King.
Tha Minialar of iha Inla
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LOAN OF $50, 900,

TN pursuance of IAN Ordinance authorising a loan
IL for the city of Richmond and appropraiing the
proceeds thereof passed by The Common Council of
the saio city on the 29th OF September, 1880, shall
Coffee House, at the hour Of o'clock, p M on
Monday, the 25th of October, $50, SIXTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS OF CITY STocK. No portion Of the said
Stock will be sold for less than par; will any bid
be received for less sum than FIVE hundred dollars,
or for fractional part of that The Stock sold in
pursuance of the above Ordinance will bear an inter-
est OF five per cent per annum, payable quarterly ae
the Office of the Chamberlain, and will not be redeem
able until the first day of January. 1913
WIN P. SHEPPARD. Chamberlain
oct l-eotds of City of Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06
FALL FASHION 8.
HATS.

ID AYMOND & BROTHERS beg leave to notify
IL their friends and the public. that in addition to
their present stock, they frequently RECEIVING
large supplies of HATS, of almost every description
among which, are LIST and I'd quality beavers LIST
and Cd do castors; imitation beavers very neat aud
cheap article; LIST, Cd and Sd quality rorams; youths
and childrens hats; wool hats &c
They have, in addition TO their stock of Hats a
handsome assortment of CAPS; consisting of gen.
temen's English and American sea otter; do. fur
and hair seal; children's do. do.
Country Merchants respectfully informed that
they be supplied at the shortest notice and on
the most favorable terms, and that no pains will BIO
spared to fill their orders in the neatest manner.
~. b. Good Flour at the market prices will al
ways be received on account, sep 28-eots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06

PORT OF RICHMOND.
CLEARED,
Brig New Hampshire, Libby, for Bristol.
ARRIVED

Brig New Hampshire, Libby for Bristol
ARRIVED,
Brig Fame, Young, days from Newburyport
with sundrics to Palmer.
Brig Rover, -, from Boston. with sundres, to
w Allison, Lucke 81 Sizer, w a. Crane, y A
Rust. w Smyth, and others.
Schr Hornet, Gould, days from New York, with
sundries, To- Davenport, Allen & CO, G. NJ Mitchell,
Otis, Dunlop g. co, Peyton, Baldwin, Iges & CO, III
Nelson & CO, g II Mitchell, Bnford g. Brooks, J
Triplctt, 81 r Andrew, Sweeny, Il A Rust,
Granniss, Son g. Brothers, w Williams. l. Webb e.
CO, X II Jenkins, Shepperson. Ratclifc g. Cannon, J
Crane, D Mcdonald, Lancaster &c DENLY J o Lay.
q Steele, " Stratton, McKdoe, ID Weller, J II
Blamire, ID Anderson, jr, w g. Kyle g. CO. J N
Gordon, Bagwell, Smith g. Hannah, q Tlffn G. l.
Sampson, J Thompson, A w Noting, M 8 Valcn-
tine. Anderson % Nichols, III Nash, Holt g. Ross,
and beer, apples, &c. to master.
Schr WIN Rowlett Ireland, from Charleston, s.
CD ballast.
Sehr Bachelor s.Advonturc, Daughcrty. from
Gosport.
Sloop Laura, White, from North Carolina with tar
and shingles, to master.
SAILED.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, for Baltimore, with
tobacco and passengers
NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Cld, schr Chesterfield,
Boaston, Richmond
Ard, schrs Exit, Howell, Richmond, 4 ds Virgin
10, Chambers, do, S ds
NORFOLK, Oct. ARRIVED, Despatch Line
Schr. Adrian, Sharpe, from Philadelphia via the
chesapeake and Delaware Canal, bound to Rich
mond.
Sailed, schr Effort, Bell for New York and sloop
Crawford, West, for Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

'VHE subscriber has for sale at his farm miles
above Richmond, the trees years old, any rea-
sonable quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba, or white
Italian Mulberry Trees and as he season is now ap
preaching in which they may be transpIan,ed, no is
desreus of receiving orders from as many persons
may be IN want of the article; and he is well salts
fed that the silk culture must be ofthe most pro.
tuble branches the agrcuturist turn his atten-
ton to- he hopes to be the of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof. j. w. SMITH.
N Borders may be left at Scott e. Smiths, L
street, Richmond. oct I-2awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06

TUNHE Subscribers have for Sale
- Wilson's napt cOttons
German oznaburgs
Liverpool fll'd sacks Of san
English white lead
London silk and Bingham umbrellas
London porter
Port wine, bottled in Oporto .
Crates Of cartlenware, assorted
8dy nails, quart bottles
Tin plate and Brazors copper.
Also, very fine old Madeira Wine, imported 3
years ago, direct from Madeira, and since then has
had benefit Of voyage to and from London.
sept 2i--2oviw< G. g. y. WARWICK
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

VNHE property generally known Armstrong;
Tavern. IN the most central and busy par Of
the city, immediately between the Old Market and
the Dock with the adjoining Tenement at present
occupied by Mr.. w. II. Austin, upon which has been
recently erected councillors brick Bake House of
the most approved plan, and which viii rent readily
for $500 per year.
The above property fronts So feet upon 9Th itree,
and rs 90 well Known that il Is only considered neces.
sary to remark, that no investment in the city would
probably pay more perDanet better interest than
this, which will be sold he premises at Public
Auction, at O'Clock on Tuesday. the 18th October
1830.-Terms liberal and made known on the day
of sale, by Messrs. DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
Aucts. A. PLEASANTS, JR.
sept 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06

Bargains in Books.
VNHE Subscriber having large stock of Books on
hand, is determined to sell them at very reduced
prices. He iaLters himself, that he can offer greet
inducements to parents and guardians who procure
school books as his stock is well selected purchased
The most advantageous terms. and he is disposed
TO sell at very small advance.
oct r D. SAMMY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06

"ENRY o. MIDDLETON, of Fredericksburg
IL Va, has undertaken TO restore lands in Va. to
the original owners that have been sold for the direct
tax of the United States and State tax. Also, that
which has been forfeited to the Literary Fund of
Virginia, for the non-payment of taxes.
He will undertake for portion of the land reco-
vered bot, if preferred by the proprietors, will take
stipulated contingent compensation, to be paid
after the performance Of Heterogeneous.
Persons wishing his services, had better communi
cate early with him at Fredericksburg, Va, (post
pad) he expects to set out for the West this fall
He continues to receive agencies to investigate
and identify Western lands by actual survey; rent
lease out, pay the taxes, make sales, and render
every other service necessary for the safe manage.
ment thereof.
The continued extensive range Of riding which his
engagements require West of the Allephanv noun
tains affords the opportunity to transact other bust
ness, which induces HIM to offer his services gene
rally.
The settlement and bonding of debts, collecting,
negotiation and all other business will receive prompt
personal attention. AS this advertisement solicits
beyond his personal acquaintance, he offers reference
to the following gentlemen:
Corporation Of Fredericksburg. ia.
John Metcaife, John S. Wexford
William ]. Roberts, Fsyette Johnston,
Rueben Thomas, Archibald Hart,
William A. Knox.
Spotsyirania County, ia.
George Hamilton, William Bernard.
Samuel A. Storrow, Cuipeper County, Pa.
.4hbemarke County, Pa
Doctor Mann Page John Rogers, Hugh Nelson.
Robert Rives, Nelson County, Va.
David Briggs, Richmond City, Va.
Thomas o. Taylor, Powhatan County, Va.
N. w. cambridge, Henry County, Va.
Abraham Staples, Patrick Court house, Va.
Ballard Smith. Greenbrer County, Va.
Joseph F. Daingerfeld, Lewisburg, Va.
Lewis Stuart, Clerk of Greenbrer County, Va.
Chief Justice George Robertson, Ky.
Hon. Robert p. Letcher, Ky.
Mark Richards, Philadelphia.
George Hebb, Baltimore.
Sias Wood, New York
Doctor Thomas Semmes, Alexandra, d. o.
Hezekiah Miller, Georgetown, ID. c.
sep 2O-2awG
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TO MERCHANTS.

WANTS a situation as Clerk in Dry Good Store.
w young man from Alexandria, of steady and
industrious habits, who has had considerable expert
ence in the above business, complete knowledge OF
accounts, and writes good hand and flatters him
SELF from his general knowledge of the business, and
the practical duties Of clerk that his services will
be acceptable to those wanting. The most unques
tonsbe recommendations will be given. For further
information, enquire Of the Printer.
oct 4-5t*
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"EOery Shot a Pigeon, and SOnlefiDles 7IUo.''
TNHE following are the drawn numbers in the
Il Connecticut State Lottery, Class No. II:
~ G2 40 80 I6 90 70 81.
Ticket Nos 40 ~ GO, Capital Prize of 81 900,
and Ticket Nos. - q 80, Capital Prize of $500,
were beth sold at the Golden Fishery"
This is merely sample of the great luck which
attends adyenturers at my Office.
THIS DAY
Will be drawn, the Delaware 81 North Carolina
Lottery, Glass No. 6.
CAPITAL Prize $4,000.
Also, Prize of $4,000. of 100, 10 of & 900, &C.
Tickets only S4-Ilalves 2-Quarters l.
N. Il. Gentlemen who want Prizes, will of course
call at the "Golden Fishery" s. HAWKINS.
oct 5-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06

NC NC &C.
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters so, Eighths 25
~ Orders for Tickets or shares in the above
splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt at
tentlon from THOS. b. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-06

A CARD.
MIR. CARPENTER respectfully solcits the Ia
INh dies and gentlemen of Richmond, to call at
his office and examine the specimens Of improvement
by numerous gentlemen under his instruction. this
CITY, and Judge for themselves whether or not his
system merits encouragement.
a class Of ladies commence Monday, az 10
o'clock, in which few can be admitted
No more gentlemen can be admitted in tho even
ing classes until Thursday, 9TH inst, when two
new classes will commence--one at 4, and the other.
2, NJ
Commercial transactions taught agreeable to orig-
nal advertisement
~ For further particulars apply at the office.
octA