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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05

III OLT g. ROSS have received their supply OF
n Il Fresh Goods for the spring bus.-.,, and nvit
the attention ofthelr customers and the public TO the
ASSORTMENT OF EARTHENwARE, CuINA g. GLASS.
as is the handsomest and most complete OF any they
have ever opened For city nd retail customers
they have an elegant assortment of Fancy China and
other Ware such as Tea, Dinner, and Toilet Sets.
Pltch'rs. Ewcrs and Basins, Mantle Ornaments &c
&c. OF various new patterns and colours
Their Wholesale Goods for the country trade are
entire y fresh, being Just imported from Europe OF
new shapes patterns. &c and comprising oil articles
"f Common Edged, and Enamelled and Printed I.ly-
erpnol Ware. at low prices an % etc coo,d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
no FEHSONS ~ IiRGI.yI.I,
owning Military Lands i'm keatucky.

OWnil5 Military Lands IN keatuckY.
Live IA hickman county h.uiucty, touruus O.. Iron
n Banks o" toe Mississippi Rover: the surveyor Of tNc
Virginia Military Lands state isjlh.,s ucut and haze sur
'eyeH" good many C tr sguih Tennessee river
s'c NE oe"lh 81 my !lcccrsso Mai Wan Cro-uaa.-I
agent oF number OF persons us,un, lands aud would
"sy C 'f Others "En may 'IUk proper untust their
business with me am pI.uall, better .Cuua.,i witt, al
situation 81 ,hnse lludS than auv Other ,rt..-. ODD, f -. IL,
may ln,y want attentions aui lehc they employ me or not,
"""i d.'sc me owners 10 pay Immediate
some oil "H.c' nave Zee" ttseoi t-Ir timber, have
aee eueie" Is Warrant Lands duI persons living ON them
owners 10 considerable expense and trouble have aualisJ
many OF those lands well cuul1, without HAVING NOR,
authority There are large Aldes OF those Military Lands lying
i'SeIeT, ana but lew persons living them, WIKI! leases
o"t more quses MOI calculated 10 enhance their value. There
ae len or tF,'c !ts u! lands me, which
would advise the owners knowing for their interest
10 sen small part say ~ uT three hvneI 81 each
lOlO acre tract even at low price and confident thar
IN two iH!ee would enhance value ba!aucc
To double treble what tie whole would worth. 20 c
Persons buyuL and settling on paTi would
taSe care 81 tie balance aud induce others the
nesbourhooi and settlement that gives
would act rs agent for of lands the Cumberland
and Tennessee nves wei! south OF Tennessee
"!c't AVE. a. good Terms Whu will
ought 20 the business shall references for recon-
menGaions; am well known IN Kentucky and have some &C
quamiancSs IN ny native state Virginia. persons have not
confidence III E', do tcsIc ics. 5gs;aas cot
agencies, am wl!ivE 10 STcuI iTir -i.. owners Of
ihose lands, tbs uou-c. There uauy % ,.. Military
Lands south cd tie Tennessee Iye that are nteeIeI
WIN 10y liSasu!y Warrant claims aud possession Of the
Claimants or their Tenants, Of which worth law
u IN the ederal Court and Congress dsDased do
Justice towards the OceTS and Soldiers
Line, they should suffer the Withdraw her and mo-
cure scrip for the amount Of ie Warrants, they will Ger
ainy be situation than those who neglected TO
their warrants at all. RICHARD TAYLOR, in.
Columbus, Hickman county, kY. Jan 20, 1891.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
FUTURE BAYS
Hy Dnce!.l,0,.l, ELLEN 4. 10

FRiDAN
FANCY HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c
~ O'Clock, at the sto:e recently occuped h.
AessrS. Holt u Ross, Nam STREE, vii com
nchce the sac OF an invoice of fancy Hardw,rc
ecc!y.d from the Importers viz:
Elegant silver mnuGted casters with cut oI.ss..
some OF which cost SO
DO liquor stands plated aud silver mounted
cost $50
Do plated and silver mounted lea sets
Do Britannia do
Do cake baskets
DO tea trays, IN selts of /, cost $40
Do Slnuwlch trays
DO Gothic do
DO silver mounted candles,icks, cost SEQ
DO bronze do
Do brass do
Do two light brOnzed lamps
Do mantle! do
DO shutters and trays
DO setts Of ivory knives and turks 80 ps
Best shear steel carvers, with real buck handles
Il al stag table knives and forks
Do do carvers with guards
Elegant brass tenders assorted rich and hand
patterns
Brass shovel a. j longs, all brass
WnIarls time pieces, warranted
Bone ink stand
Thermometers
Plated and IRON table and tea spoons
Ever pointed pencil cases, with magazines
MOSAIC gold Co do
Elegant gilt buttons
500 gross do do
Elegant richly gilt waist buckles
DO pearl buttons
Do DO siGds. with brIllan;s
Do do do andre
Do scissors
DO pen knives and cotton do
White wound cap wire
Rnzors and razor straps
Japan shaving boxes
knitting pins, snuff boxes and looking oIosso.
Polished Liverpool avis, assorted
Dressing combs
Pocket do
Int. top and side DO
Lat and stock buckles and cloak clasps
Toy watches, breast pins, &c SC
Cologne and lavender
Macassar OIL and pomatum
O.ienal and Naples shaving scan.
Also
Percussion and flint guns
Percussion caps, &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
NEW LINE OF COACHES

Ntchmond, Scottsviue and Stanton Mail C,y,et
GYMS new line Of Coaches will COM
mcnce running on Saturday, the "a Gay
OF APrh next 1t will run by Puwos. Goocb-
land Court UoGse, Georges, Tnslcyyi.le Colurn.
pa Nihn'S tavern, to Sco;s,illc; thence by
Mount Israel TO New York where II ,n,er
sec's with the line from Charlottesville 10 Saln-
ton; ana thence to Lexington and Guyanaotte. This
stage VIII leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays.
ana Saturdays, and return Sundays. Wednesdays.
and Fridays Thus the Public VIII have a line of
Coaches SIX times week through to Stanton and
uuyandotto: W. three times week by Tlnsleyyi!!c
ana .ariottsvc, and three times b. Scot,syle and
New oTh, making daily line from Richmond to
Guyandottc on the Ohio river SUNDAYS erc,;t.A
ihe ADORE Hae tciH meet al Georges. the line
running three times week from Fredericksburg to
ratm'!Ie' Prince Edward Court House, HampGen
Sidney College, &c &c. &c which will give to
the Public III this section OF the State the accommo-
dation they have 50 long wished for The Scouarilie
,me VIII also inteTsect the Inc running from Lynch
mar S"--2awemc EDWIN PORTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
SPRING * SUMNER GOODS.

IL & f. JAMES a. co. Market BrIdoe1 hive
Il lately received tho following goods:
BRITISH GOODS.
Ginghams, an extensive and beautiful assortment
Prints 1000 pelccs, all Of the newest and best
ana many of the exclusive styles of our agents
in England
Black cumGlGts, black bombazcttes
Black and colorcd Meriuos
Black hastings, brochGilos and circassans of
Abram Rhodes g. Co.'S. manufacture
Beavertecns vclvcret cords, bang up do
Vestlngs, printed jeans and maTsecs, and plain
white and figured ditto
Hosiery, full assortment of silk, cotton and linen
MuslIns, A and Ga book, tamboured and loom
figured book and null, ii and Oh plain null
, and aconct
Cambrcs i and G-I of the best styles
Furniture and garment dmtv
a great variety of coiUrcd cotton hkfS.. shawls
and craVats of new patients
Pms, gilt and common pack and best mixed pound
pins
large and splendid assortmen, of LACE GooDs,
consisting partly of viz: thread cdninrs and
lac"s, black and white wells, colarcts, chem-
zctts, gimp Insertngs and gimp laces. foot
lngs, puriIngs. cotton lace, &c.
English back bonba2ne
English silk hankercLefs
$50 pieces fl gs and bandannas, "a, So SO and 10
in. black crayats
English black lutesrng and gro de naples
Cloths and cassImers very large stock embra
eng almost every description
Irish linens, 9 and A, in whole and half pieces.
lawns, q j, Sd, and 0-+i table damask. birds
eye diaper, IRISH linen sheeting, Cd, "a, and
10 ) table duper, &c
AMERICAN GOODS.
Brown and bvached shrtinrs and shcctinrs
Cotton oznaburgs bedtlckng
Domestic plalds and ginghams
Apron and furniture checks
Gfandurells Rowen Cashmere
Plttsburg cords, new nankin
AuuOla CasSImnrP- Madras houtnrcl;.g,
Domestic furniture and fancy prints
Combs she'll tuck, side, neck and long bent combs;
Brazil and horn do; IVORY fine do; dressing do
&c &c
Buttons, best and common gilt Goa, and vest but
tons; youths fancy vest and shell do; polished
and common suspcnder do polished bone,
ivory and pearl shirt do covered lasting do
&c &c
Umbrellas and parasoIs full supply Of the best
make and newest patterns.
FRENCH GOODS
Satins and norenees of coJrs and qualities
Elegant prime ed musllas
D1 do FrcDch chuts
Barcge batstc. plaid albancns zcphyrinos gro dc
naples pcrsnnncs, mundarincs, isnaIines con
sianiincs and other fashionable and splendid
goods, for ladies dresses
Rich gauac bonnet ribbons, belt ribbons and every
kind Of lnllita and satin ribbons
Beautiful gauzs scars and handk-Gch!as cmbgOi.
dercd CT pc ana gauZn and Grape lissc and
figured Grape hkis. and baregc HkiS.
Bead purses, lad.cs and genilcmon's beaver, horse
skin, KID and black and white silk gloves
Linen camhrlc linen Cambrc hkfs
Linen End satin faced drills. 6 4 black bo,nba2inc
ITALIAN GOODS.
G'u.k Italian lustrings Of the best styles
Sewing silks, blue black and assorted colors
Black and white Italian grapes.
INDIA GOODS.
go pieces hhls, chcFpos and JauCauna5
Black canton Ll.!s.
Black canton Grapes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
TREE-tIILL RACES.

IEHE first Spring Meeting will commence tho
n second Tuesday IN May next, 10 of The month
hall forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS:
JNo. Mi"GH, JNo. NJ BoTrs
-: /. HARE, Tms BRANcu,
WIN ii MiNGE, % Moody.
!No kERnY, 10 WM. + WIcKuAr,
) :. NJ SELnEN II A ARMsrno,c.
WM. WYNNE, - Cu c. GRAVE.
Cd day-Proprle,ors purse--two mile heats-$3O0
heats
4th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES four or more sub
scrbers are obtained at $50 each be added the
purse of $3.50.
From the number of horses expected at Tree
Hill, it is probable during the week some interesting
races may be made and run.
j. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
~ b. There is now opcna Sweepstake for years
old--en'rance SIOO--.l subscribers rcquired-ihrcc
already down-to close the LIST cfApril-(mc heats }
mar lZ-2aw9t J. NJ. s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
HER. & WRS. RNEs.Mr

ID ESPECTFUbLY INFORM ihclt ircud. and the
IA patrons of Music IN general. that they have
manenily established Themselves in Richmond
as professors OF Vocal and Instrumental Musp,
Mrs. Knight will give lessons N singing Mr.
Knight instructions tic Piano Forte
MIR. Knight respectfully announces. that on his
last visit to New York, he made arrangements with
tho very celebrated Piano Forte makers Mcs.rt
Num- 81 Co, TO have constantly on hand an ossort-
ment Of thor famed Instruments, and that he Is IN
daily expectation OF receiving supply, o, various
prices; likewise, thaj 10 has Brought with him fine
collection of the most esteemed modern Music to
which he will have constant additions from The best
publishers III New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
&C. both Vocal and Instrumental likewise, an
assortment Of Vions. Bows, first quality Italian
Str ,gs, Flutes, &c. &c
Glasses are now joining Cor Monday THURSDAY.
Tuesday Friday. and Wednesday and Saturday.
For further Information, apply to iIr g. Mrs, Knight
at Mrs. Richardson's Boarding House. ap IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
NEW YORK LINE.

NEW YORK LINE.
(AA For New York, the regular packet
fIiN schr FAIRFIELD TiMarIrY CnFFln
IL. "A ~ M'stsr. For freight or passage, HAVING
.ssssSzssS-. super accommodations, apply to the
Master Un boGrd. IN the Dock, or TO
may DAVENPORT, ALLEN (. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
SAT- SaafIIIi9g9' Springs.

fsNiS Celebrated watering place, situated IN tie county
Monroe, III the "rpcF country of Virginia, continues
under the management of lis original pUpuclcrs The cha
aceT OF the Sai Sulphur Wafer has been established
hy he experience OF many years aul It's reputation as
manifested 10y public patronage extensively dused thar
tie subscribers deem II almost needless. enter INTO an
enumeI"on ct Ms medicinal virtues It's qualities
sulphur and soda, forming neutral saline miElres,
peFicr to any artificial repantiJat pleasant as
drink, mid IN lis operation and permanently beneficial to the
and pulmonary complaints and m arases require caar-
tic emeGies-n diseases OF the liver, dyspepsia, euma,ism
and govt.
The Circumstance Of its having been rsorted for MANY
past by gentlemen Of great medical distinction from,
various States particularly from tie South whose appreciation
was marked 10y the repetition of her visits. furnishes fiat.
terIng testimonial Of lis valuable medical qualities
Considerable Improvements have been made since the last
year, and the PorneuTs promise tine attention to visitors
that ey have heretofore rendered In their
and fare they yield 10 puac establishment ~ Virginia
They RS. cciiuly solicit the continuation public pat
Gcua-, EESKiNE 81 Carl THEIRS
The ~ Orleans Argus aud Charleston Courier " insert The
above week, @ times and send their account 10 Z &
{ forpaymruL apI9-lavG,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05

J. e w.
DETERSDORFF'S Abridgment, complete Lon.
- don edition
Cranchs Reports
Days do
Cow on Partnership, new edition
Jeremys Equity, do
Sergcant's Common Law do
Brdgeman's Index
Kents Commentaries
Russells Chanccry Reports
Adams on Ejcctment, by TnEnghast
Selwyns Nisi Prius
Powell on Mortgages
Root Reportstor sale by
may2 Il. ID. SANNNY.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-16
NEWPORT, Feb. II.

NEWPORT, Feb. IL.
DEATH OF Bolivar. By Capt. Eddy Of
the Schooner Brilliant, arrived here on
Thursday evening, in SO days from Cartha-
gena, we learn that General Bolivar died
at the village near Santa Martha on the 18th
December. Capt. Eddy informs US that
minute guns were fred at Cathagena for
three days, and every demonstration of re-
Epect was shown to his memory. A friend
has politely loaned us the Gaceta de Car
thagena Of Dec. 10Th. It is shrouded in
mourning ard is wholly occupied with adj
dresses IRON the Generals of the several
departments announcing to the army and
friend and Liberater. Wv"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-16
PRUSSIA
ITALY.

The report of an instruction in Rome seems
to be confirmed. 4 letter from Genoa says,
that courier has arrived from Rome, and an .
nounced that the inhabitants of that city were
up in arms, calling for a constitution The
whole Of Italy is on the eve Of an Instruction
The French papers mention a report which
prevails at Rome. that the majority of the car
dInals appear decided 10 vote cardinal Fosch,
Archbishop of Lyons, and uncle of Napoleon, to
the pa pal chair.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-16

SPLENDID CHARITY. In the course of
the proceedings of the Assembly of New
York, on the 1st instant, petition was pre-
scented by Dudley Selden, to incorporate
1.-THE LeGks and Watts Orphan House, !"
under the following circumstances:
John G. Leake, late citizen of the city
of New York, leaving n personal property,
amounting to nearly 100000, by his will,
which was finally established by decision
of the Court Errors, about a year past
Nearly the whole of this estate became the
property Of Robert Watts, who died with
cut issue after he had arrived at the age of
81 years, some few months after the above
mentioned decision, and thereby the said
estate vested in his father, John Watts
Inasmuch, however, as it was provided by
the said will, that in case the said Robert
Watts should die before he arrived at the
age of 81, without issue, thenthe said prop
city should he applied under the care of
certain Trustees to the support Of Orphan
Children of all denominations, John Watts,
who, by the course of events, has become
fully entitled to the estate as his own, has
voluntarily resigned the whole, and applied
for the creation Of corporation, for the
purpose of administering this splendid char
ity. And although the petitioners have az
fixed no name to this charitable CORPORA
ton, ye: we think the above name ought to
be selected as commemorative of the name
of these benevolent individuals.
On Monday, the 18th nit, Mrs. Walker. wife
OF Dr. Walker. of Fraaklin, Pa, had a black
woman employed in making a composition of
Spirits of Turpeniine, Beeswax, &c, TO mol.
ish her furnture-which was left on the cook
ing stove in the kitchen. In the evening
Mrs. Walker went out for some tea, and bv
mistake, got hold Of the composition. which
took FIRE, and communicated TO her clothes
she then ran through the room, and out into
the snow, where, by rolling herself, and the
assistance Of those whom her screams brought
to her relief the fire was ex;nguished and
she was carried 10 bed. On the 18th there
were hopes Other recovery When her clothes
caught FIRE, she had child in her arms, which
was fortunately taken from her, by her mother.
in-law without injury. But her little daughter
Mary, whose clothes took fire, was so badly
burnt that she died about eight hours after the
accident.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-16

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT A few nights ago
at the mill Of Abraham Longenecker, IN
Woodberry township, Bedford county, Pa,
John, the son of Mr.. Longenecker, a promising
young man, about twenty three years old, was
IN the mill with his brother, both engaged in
attending to their ordinary duties The broth.
er being married man, retired to his own
house for an hour or two, and on his return 10
the mill, not finding John in the room where
he usually slept, and concluding that he had
Tor the night gone TO his fathers, stopped the
mill and again went home and retired to bed
In the morning John was found lying dead on
the third floor, and rifle in the hopper iischurg
ed, The ball having pierced his right breast with
out passing through his body. The accident
is very naturally accounted for in this way =
the young man was making use of the stock of
the rifle for the purpose of effectualy pushing
the grain through one of the hcppers in the
mill, and when in the act of drawing it back,
the cock struck strip of wood which project
ed over the hopper and caused it to 90 off-the
contents of the rifle we're lodged in his body
The marks Of the powder were plainly to be
seen or the sides of the hopper This is anoth.
er instance of the great danger of keeping fire
arms in exposed places, and speaks loudly of
the very great caution which ought to be cxer.
cised in using them.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-16

A miserable and shiftless vagabond, residing
in this town, who has an amiable wife, and
suffering family of children, made application
to the Charitable Fuel Society, the other day,
for donation of wood, to keep him, as he said.
from freezing. His request was granted, and
he took the wood to grogshop, pawned it for
Iication.--Pr0vidsnes paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-16

BALD EAGLE. The Salem Register says
Z" A beautiful male specimen of the Falco leu
cocephalus, White headed or Bald Eagle, meas
uring two feet 10 inches from the point of tn,
bill to the tip of the tail, and 6 feet 10 inche
between the tips fthe wings, was shot shor
time since, near Ipswich, and is now in the DOS
session of J. M. Ives"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-16

MONDA1, FeD IL.
SENATE. Mr.. Phillips of Essex, presented
a petition of Fl. A. S. Dearborn and others. in
behalf Of the Bunker Hill Association, which
was referred TO select committee.
The Senate then took up the Georgia Reso-
lutions, but before any question was had there
on, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE. Mr.. Williams Of Northampton,
presented memorial Of the inhabitants Of that
town, prnyinp for an alteration Of the Militia
Laws, for the abolition Of Imprisonment for
Debt, and for the passage Of an act authorizing
the tender of money in civil actions before
Court.
On motion Of Mr.. Blake Of Boston, it was
Ordsrsd, That Messrs Blake. Brooks Of Ber-
nardston, and Merrill Of Ptisfed be commit
tee to consider the expediency of repeating so
much Of tho act Of 2Sth Feb. 1887, for the due
regulation Of licensed houses, as relates TO the
subject Of beer, ale, cider, or other i0rmSRted
liquors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

Tb 70 snabis the Judge TO make an exchange with q
ne'snoor'nx Judge who may held the Court ia his
stead. As the Law now stands, this exchange can.
not DO effected without tho Of The G.ucral Court
Mr.. Hamilton presented the pe,,ous Of tho eitzsns
SPoyvanis ana the citizens Of fredericksburg, on
county. "
The bill concerning tho Lynchburg and New River
Ma. Hoad was read and ordered 10 second reading.
The bill su,ho,iz- the Bank Of Virginia to .s,ab
,h an eics OF Discount, AMI Deposit ia the County Of
hAnawhs. was read ?, cond time, amended, aud or.
dered to be .n.ro-s.d
no OIL" d. n INK the power. Of The Bo,rd o. Direc-
or ana pre.e blns tho duties of III officers of the
, Institution in certain eases was 'esd ssconc
NM emehaeu sad orisrei to be -ogroue'.
Va motion OF MIR. Sputloek tho House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15
CoMMuNfcAreo.

Departed this fe 9th January Mr., M.so.ssr ioso
wlg o. Col Amstead Long Of the county
WIN tne vny and insulting the memory
map on mere gia'uous praise. Very difficult speak
tens OF the extraordinary notice. To
stranger To her merit may use lnuyuaye Inv
OF affection; To all Others dare aru this brief ri
'"sS WI" oe recommended by justice truth
, r s wo asosSi.hed among her for the
wonderful forecast and prudence in apportanss to
nestle economy io this shc probably parallel She was
OF sincere aud sensitive heart charitable and gyiuo md
ed truth and honesty for their sake Her deep sIpesnco n
attentive observation, made her amonons nds ,nke ,,
grave air and authority Of prophetic But above nil
MIS- L. wa. AN unpetendng and faitha dcspe blessed
Lord In quitting life much trouble eternal
she len behind usous example society She died la
mented oy her neghboursWha has truth
more can be said for the dead' What greater consolation
Ia Henderson county, Kon,ucky on tho .t of this month
amer short but painful illness Mrs HoPKiNs aged IL
yoa consott OF the late General Samuel Hopkins
many years Representative in Congress)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

ENOUCATlON-MIssE mexican beg leave 10
~ 'ntorm their friend, and the public, that they
continue their riding and Dy School at the Go,his
Mansion, in Chestnut above I2ih Street, where they
have accommodations for an additional number of pu.
Ill. F'
They have for time had the assistance OF Young
Lady from Miss B-eeher's Seminary, emine ntly quail
ned Tor in'ruetns in some OF the English Branches and
nave now oee1 so successful as TO procure Teacher
gentleman o. the first requirements relative 10 wh.m'
reference may be had to c. Chauncey, Esq. and many
the best Assistants the Fore On Languages and o..
namentai Branches, and hope, that their combined
erhons for the moral well as intellectual improve
ment OF their pupils, will give satisfaction to all Parents
aud Guardian.
, For card, conteini Terms, Sc. apply to Carey Sc
Lea Grigg,-Tower' & Hogan, Book sellers, or to
Hal g. Moore.
G1thc Mansion Philadelpha, March Is lO2-ws