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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12
WHOLE NO. SO.
White, c. c. Cambreleng, G. C. Yer
plank, Aaron Ward, Daniel Wardell.

! pldnk, Aaron w ara, Ddnlcl w aruell.
!. .Ntw Jersey Condict, Silas
Condict, Richard NJ. Cooper, Thomas NJ.
I Hughes, James f. Randolph, Isaac
Soui ward.
Pnm,g'ran'd. .--lIarmar Denny, Rob-
en Allison, john Banks, Il. KEENAN,,
Wm Heistcr, David Potts, Jr., John G.
v Nalmongc Andrew Stewart, Thomas Ii.
Crawtord Richard Courier, James Ford,
} '!.n {. Buchcr, Peter lhrie, Jr., John
Ci'iAoe, Henry Horn, Adam King,
Henry hing, II A. Muhenburg, Joel
Il. Nunn, SaL.uel A. Smith, Philander
StcIhcns, Lewis Dcwan, Joel b. South
erland, McMahnun.
NJ Huyland. Benz jamin c. Howard, J.
/. IL. Wonhington, Geo. f. Mitchell,
B SVnnncs Francis Thomas, Daniel
IamnIier, john 5. Spencer, John l.. Kerr,
Gco.gc G. Washington.
D,lauorc.--lohn J. Nlilligan.
IiEp;Ho.-Mark Alexander, Robert
Allen, William ). Archer, n. II. Clair
bone, Robert b. Craig, Thos. Daven-
por, Charles b. johnson, Wm. +. Cor
don, " III. Al Coy, John NJ Patton, John
J. Roanc, Andrew Stevenson, John Y.
Mason, John S Barbour, Thos. j. Boul-
din, Richard Coke, Jr,, Joseph W. Chnn,
Charles r.. MCrccr, Lewis Maxwell,
Thomas Hewton, Philip Doddridge, VIM.
Armstrong.
.Norh Caro'ino Daniel l.. Barringer,
Samucl p. Ca.son, Henry w. Connor,
iauchlin Berhume, James j. M'Kay,
Thomas ii Hull, Alb, Rencher, VIM.
b. Shepard A II Shepard, ,J esse Speight,
J. Branch, Lewis W Wlllams. One vacancy.
SoWh Corylna-James Blair, Thom-
as H. Mitchell, John Nj Fielder, Will
liam Drayton, Robert w. Barnwell, War
rcn r. Davis, Geo Nj M'Dullie, J II. Grif-
fin, 7. Nucko!Is
Gcorgia. Daniel Newman, Thomas
ii. Foster, Richard III. Wilde, James
NJ. Wayne, Henry G. Lamar, Wiley
Thompson. One vacancy.
hcmUchy henry Daniel, Nathan
Gather, Il. Nj. Johnson, John Adair,
Joseph Lecomptc Crittenden Lyon, Chas.
A. Wicklile, Albert g. Hawes. Chiffon
Alien, Thomas A Marshall, X. y. Letcher,
Christopher Tompkins.
Tennessee i homas d. Arnold, John
Bell, Johu Blair, VIM Hall, &c. lsaacs,
Jas X. P"Ik, Cave Johnson, Jas. Stand
Tier, VIM. Fitzgerald.
Ohio-Jamss Finley, WIN. w. Irwin,
VIM. Russell, John Thompson, III. II.
Leavett, t.lutheros Cooke, VIM. Creigh-
ton, Jr Thomas Corwin, VIM. Kennon,
VIM. Stanbcrry, JOS. Vance, Samuel +.
Ninton, Elisha Nhttlesey.
Lo";siAa Edward II. White, Phile-
mon Thomas, II. A. Bullard.
AIabd,na Dixon III. Lewis, Clement
G.. Clay, Samuel w. Mardis.
, Mdiana. --Ratclific Boone, John Carr,
iona. McCary.
W;nois-Joscph Duncan.
.Nssomi-Wm I'll. Ashley.
,Mississippi-Plummer.
The following are the Delegates from
the Territories.
Mchigan-Austin f. Wing.
8rkansas-Ambrose III. Sewer.
Forida-Joseph vi. White.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12

The following is Il list Of th' Senators
and Reprcscntati' es i'll The -ld Congress.
1t may be found useful Tor reference.
SENATE.
.naine.-John Holmes, Pclcg Spraguc.
.Ne,c Hampshire Samuel Ben, isaac
Hill.
.HassdchuscHs. Daniel Webster, Ma
thaniel Silsbce
Rhodc- -Islond.-Ashcr Robbins, Ne
hemah r. Knight.
Vermom.-lioratio Seymour, Samuel
Prcntiss.
! C0meciicm. SAMUEL \. Foot, Glide
on Tomllnson.
.Ncw- Yorh.-Churlcs A. Dudley, Vim,
J.. Marcy.
.Ntw JerSey.--Mahlor Dickerson, Thco.
FreIinghuysen.
Delurart.-Arnold Naudain, John VI
Clayton.
Pennsylvania. .-Isaac ID Barnard, vii
liam Wilkins.
Naryiand.-Samucl Smith, E.F. Cham
bers.
Vugu.ia.-John Tyler, Lit W.Tazc-
well.
Worth Carolina. - Bedford Brown VII
lie p. Mangum.
South Caroiina.--Rober Y. Ilaync,
Ste phen ID. Miller.
Georgia-Gco. NJ. Troup, John For
syth.
kentucky.-George NJ. Bibb, Henry
Clay.
Tennessee. Felix Grundy, Hugh l..
White.
Ohio.-Bcnj Rugglcs, Thomas Ew-
ing.
Louisiana JOSIAH S. johnson, Geo.
A. Waggoman.
Indiana. Robert Hanna, VIM. Hen
bricks.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ellis, George
PoindeXter.
Illinois John NJ. Robinson, Elias X.
Kane.
.llabama William r. King, Gabriel
Moore.
Missouri i--Thomas III. Benton, Alex.
Buckncr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12

handspike between the spokes and ov-
er the ladder. 1t is provided with n pull
ley at the upper end, and ropes,by which
articles may be raised or lowered.
10 rescue children or valuable prop
cny 1t Is sometimes necessary to vcntare
where the heat IL Intense; Il our ciuthiag
should then be FIRE proof. A com 'lctc
dress Of asbestos has been invcntt by
means OF which men have actually pas
sed through the danes unharnrd, with Il
buskct OF the same material IN wiich they
have carried little childrtu, unscath.d d by
the heat But as these dresses must be
rarely found, IL should be generally
known that woullcn cloth suak,d in Il
saturated solution Of alum, takes fire with
great difficulty and transmits heat but
slowly. \ cap ncaIly covering the face
and forming par, Of long Jack't, toGcth
er' with socks covering the shoe and
forming part Of the pantaloons, would
form Il complete suit oiiAls material, and
might easily be put on over a common
suit. In this dress, man could endure
Il high degree ol neat ittout Gan.cr OF
suffering.
Gentlemen, Yours, Respectfully,
IGNis rArUus.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12

ORDoNNANCE RoYALE.-The follow
ing is one of the many curious Ordinan-
ces of Catharine Alexowena, for regulat-
ing assemblies in Russia, and which we
specially recommend to the notice of all
tipping dowagers ofmodern days: VIII.
No ladies' are to get drunk upon any pre-
tence whatever, nor shall any gentleman
be drunk before nIne.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12

The following communication was read
before the ASSOCIATE SOCIETY Of this
place, at a recent regular meeting We
have solicited and obtained permission
to publish it, and doubt not from the inn
portance ofthc subject it treats upon, that
1t will be peruscd with interest by all
our readers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12

A gentleman who often intruded in a
library where he did not subscribe, ono
day had his dog turned out by crusty
old fellow, who gave him tremendous
kick, saying, "You are no subscriber at
any rate - The gentleman took the hint
and never more annoyed the establish.
mcnt by his presence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12
BROAD CLOTHS, ClSSLNERES,
SATTLNE IT'S, BOOKINGS,
FL.l.N.NELS.

EINLEGANr dark London prints; bonnet RIB
~ bons, cold crcassians; Tai,ln Rob-Roy
plaids "a, A, & 81 Thibet handkcrchleis.
BLK ITALIAN LUSTRING super cord
GROS DE NAPLES, DUSTERlNOS,
&c &c. with a large supply Of F.aLL & WLN-
TER GOODS-are just opened and for sale at
the loves, price, by -
Z. +. NEWTON.
No. l5S, Thames-strect
Oct. l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Maine john Anderson, Leonard Jar
Wis, Cornelius Holland, Rufus M'lntyrc
George Evans, James Bates, Edward
kavanaugh.
.Ncw Hampshire.---John Brodhead,
Thomas Chandler, Joseph HammonS,
Henry Hubbard, John W. Weeks, Jos.
Nj. Harper.
Rhode- Eland.--Tristam Burgess, Du-
tee J. Pearce.
.Massachusetts. III. A. S. Dearborn,
Isaac G.. Bates, Rufus Choate, John Da-
Wis, Edward Everett, John q Adams,
Nathan Appleton, Geo. Grennell, Jr Jo-
seph Kendall, John Reed, George n.
Briggs. Two vacancies.
T,rmom Cahoon, Horace Ev-
erett. iona. Hunt, VIM. Sladc. Two
vacancies. 49,
Comecticm.--Noyes Barbour, w. w.
Ellsworth, J. Huntington, Ralph lnger-
soil, VIM. l.. Storrs, Ebenezer Young.
.Ne,c- York.--John \. Collier, Gama-
licl III. Barstow, Bates Cook, VIM. Bah
cock, John Dickson, G.. III. Wheeler, l..
l.. Tracy, Frederick Whi,tlcsey, Ed
mund II. PcndIcton, John w. Taylor,
Samuel J. WiIkin, VIM. G. Angel, Sam
uel Bcardsly, John T. Bergen, John G.
Broadhead, Joseph Bouck, Charles Da-
van, Z. +. Doubleday, William Hogan,
Michael Hoffman, John King, G. Y.
Lansing, James Lent, +. G. Jcwet, job
Piorson, Nathn'l Pitcher, Nathan Soule,
Edward c. Reed, Erastus Root, {. L.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12
DRY GOODS.

NHILTON HALL has this dav
;" received on consignment, and
offers for sale very low for cash,
or short credit, black, blue, olive and
mixed broadcloths; sattinetts; woolcn
blankets; ilanncls; sheetings and shirt
ings; cotton and linen threads; suspen-
ders; coat and vest buttons.
Nov. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12

A few days ago, an undertaken was
observed to shed tears at the interment of
a quack A friend asked him the cause
1t. "Why," said he, "you see have
lust buried one Of my best friends.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
B IL &c TX s
WANTED.

DROPOSALS will be received until the l 9th
u January next, for the supply at Fort Adams,
Newport Iarbor, X. |. of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12

4 D.Nf.N1STR.dTOR'S .NOTTCE.-The
IN undersigned has been appointed Administra-
tor on the estate Of capt JAMES EAsroN, late of
Newport, deceased, and therefore requests all per-
tons having claims against SAID estate, to present
them for settlement, 4 those indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment 10
HENRY Y. CRANs1oN, .fdmr.
nov. 7, 1871 on Est Jams EdstOn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12
L q II S A l. T.,

A pleasantly situated house in Franklin street
=. a Enquire Of EDWARD PETERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

N0TlCE.The subscriber will sell his good and well
known stand in the upper part of Goochand county,
lying on the three chopped oad 80 miles from Richmond,
and containing 100 Of land, with very good improve
ments, good dwelling house with five rooms, all in ex-
celent repair for the reception Of travellers tavern,
stable, irstrate store house, with counting room all
in good order for business wagon yard with granary
and house for wagoneTs TO stay Also fodder and hay
house, all at the wagon yard also granary the
stable, rsrae garden and orchard all Of the best fruit
Sc &C. This stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other the road it has the advantage
the road leading from Winchester Culpeper Court House
Orange Court House and Louisa Court House. from thence
10 James River through Buckingham and TO Carriers.
vile, Cumberland Court House, &c &C. This is Of
the most healthy places in Virginia, being conveniently
supplied with good water at the edge Of the yard well
every other convenience which makes ii inferior TO
Tor business Any person wanting such place, will do
well to come and view il, bargain be had
Tor cash, or part on time. Possession will be given i'm
mediaely, If desired For terms, apply 10 the subscriber
JOSEPH b. GLENN.
September II. 37-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02
WEST CHESTER BOARDING SCHOOL. 70.

INVEST CHESTER BOARDING SCHOOL, ron
w GIRLS, Is located in the Borough of West Ches-
Ter, Cheser county Pennsylvania, 81 miles west Of Pha-
deipha, whence by the -road, finished the means
Oh access 10 The school will be easy There present
oy Stages daily communication with Philadelphia Lam
caster and Harrisburg, and three times week with Bal
timore,
The situation is elevated and healthy, commanding an
extensive prospect of highly cultivated country The
buildings nave been planned and completed expressly
WIN view TO promote the comfort OF the pupils is
believed the accommodations and are such as 10 ena
Die them TO pursue their studies with satisfaction and adj
vantage. ~
The school year consists of As weeks divided into two
terms: the hrs to commence the last Secondary in the
loh month"; (October) and continue ~ weeks when there
VIII be vacation OF two weeks The second term will
then commence and continue 81 weeks, when there will
be another vacation OF two weeks.
Pupils are not admitted for less than term unless mn
der peculiar circumstances
requesed scholars from distance may remain in the
family during the vacation.
The course Of instruction comprses Orthogr,nhv Road
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography Grammar plain
Needle Work, History, Astronomy Chemistry Natural
Philosophy, Botany, Book Keeping, Rhetoric, Compost
on, anu We elementary branches of the Mathematics
Lectures on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy are de-
vered during the winter, illustrated by appropriate
perimenis.
Inc charge for tuition in the above branches with the
use OF Maps, Globes and Library: Board Lodging and
ashing, are $40 eer term35 PAYABLE in advance and
500 at the close of the term.
The French language, Drawing Painting are taught
al an additional charge OF So quarter for each Orna-
mental work in Fancy Articles, 81 per quarter
No charge is made for the use of class books for read
ng-other books and stationary furnished at the usual
prices ~
Each pupil be provided with her own wash hash,
and towels. " ~ '
desired that parents and guardians avoid furnishing
e daughters or wards with jewelry, expensive laces
any oher needless articles OF apparel and that they do
Philip PRICE,
West Chester, Oct %. JOHN p. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02
KxcMMo,D, VXxGHsXa, TUESDAY; vo1:EMDER >, 1882

SEMOvAL.-The subscribers beg leave to inform
- Their friends, and the public generally that they
removed to the house recently occupied Mr. James
M kacle, % doors above their old sand) where they
VIII continue to carry on the Grocery and Commission
Business.-They have hand general assor,men, OF
wei selected Groceries. and invite their friends and those
oil Mr. James Nj. Ratcfe TO call and examine for them
selves. STEPHENSON & RATCI IEEE
October 80. 5O-N
n NOMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscribers hav-
~ ing associated themselves under the firm of Tow
HUNT respectfully tender their services 10 their friends
and the public as Commission Merchants From know
ledge OF the value of all kinds of produce which comes
10 the Market and the stctest attention business they
eel confident OF giving satisfaction TO all for whom they
may transact business, and at the time prepared
TO make liberal advances.
10 such OF our friends may wish ship their Cotton
rom HdfVdr, we inform that Mr.. Joshua C0rprec our
agent there, and has it in his power furnish all neces-
sary supplies EDMUND TONNES.
MEMUCAN HUNT.
Norfolk, October 9. Aim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

HOHN MCCALL, ALIAS JOSEPH MCCALL
% Absconded from the Town of Farmvie, on Wednes-
day. the l7h October, 1882, who calls himself John
Mccall but whose name appears TO be Joseph Mccall
He is feet 10 inches high, light hair, light complexion
long teeth in front; has mean skuiing look, is Jour
neyman Tailor by trade, has lived in Richmond, and
Lynchburg; and mGe recently in Cara. lie cIoped the
day before, with sundry goods which he purloined of
merchant carct coloured lrock, belonging to his EN-
poye was approximately brought back escaped again
the following day; adding 10 his trespasses the
taking Of linen garment This advertisement insert.
ed, to prevent his practising similar frauds the public
Oct 26. 40-.3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

IS UNDERSTANDABLE RACES.-The races over the
a Chrisiansville Course will commence ON Tuesday
9th day OF November next, and continue FIVE days.
FIRST DAY-Proprietor's Purse, 5000, 2 mile heats;
entrance $15.
SECOND DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $500, mile heats;
entrance $50.
THIRD DAY-Bal. Jockey Club Subscription, 5000,
mile heats; entrance $I5.
FOURTH DAY-HaDdicap Purse, 800, mile heats,
best in 8; entrance $l5, to be added TO purse
FIFTH DAY-A colt race, 800 entrance, mile heats;
or more TO make race; subscription closed the even.
ing preceding brs days race.-Aso saddle race and
gate money oil that days free for any horse that has
wona purse; OF $40 cnrance-mo hung up without
discount.
The Proprietor would inform the amateurs of the turf,
Gas lis tract new0 that he has spared neither pains
money in rendering the whole convenient and comfora.
BILE To the public lac would say his accommodations are
large. RICHARD C.. PURYEAR PronrieIor
September %. AO-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

RUR SAMUEL s. MYERS.-SIR 1 received by
I'VE Mail, the Compiler, which you so obIiging as
20 send me, bearing date the Sth Instant cauoning all
persons against trading for Bond of yours, given
the administrator of Joseph A. Cooke, for the hire of
two Negro men, TO wit, Cbaes and Nat belonging 10 the
estate of the said Cooke; in which notice. I am charged
with harborng OF the said Negroes Charles and ac
kn0wedging the would ask, Sir, in what way
have acknowledged that haboured this man If an ac
acknowledgement that Charles, during the prevalence Of the
Cholera in the city Of Richmond and in your Factory,
came 10 me, and that directed him not to return until
further orders from and notice to you of that fact in
wrlling be the acknowledgment you alude lobe il
bat to have concealed him from you and all others would
IN my judgment, have been harboufing; which deny TO
have done And al the time that Charles came me-
knew OF several others from your Factory who had re-
turned 10 their owners on what terms, do not know.
But Nat, however, has not been detained inform
cd that he IN the Hospital the time Charles came
home. Nat has also been to my house, but directed him
20 return 10 you, fearing that the disease might be com
municaed to the family No, Sir the answer to a very
anirendly etler from you upon the subject Of this man,
Charles, which answered pretty much in the spirit in
which u was written has been, doubt the Of the
public Notice You have given. have not offered 10
trade the bond, shall do So have intended
IT. And u you can make payment, land keep Of the
hands, and the other up the middle Of September) by
sweeping declaration, that you will not pay the said
bond-try II. JOSEPH c. WINGFIFLD.
Hanover, Oct. Is, 1882 5I-1t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02
September u.

NEW FANCY HARDWARE sTORE--The Sub.
~ scrber has taken the house lately occupied by MIR.
william Allison glass store where he has opened
large and wellselecled stock Of Staple and Fancy Hard
Ware and cutlery In addition to which, he will keep look
Eyeglasses ofevery description and assortment Of coal,
wood, and cooking stoves lwould be tedious TO
ratesuce 10 say, that he keeps almost every article
usually kept in his line Of business His friends aud the
public generally, therefore, respectfully invited
to call on him before they purchase
Oct. 20. f5O--3u THO. ROBERTSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

NNlLL BE SOLD ON the 18th day of October next,
w on the premises, about 600 acres of Land on a
cred Of one, two, and three years. the purchaser giving
bond and security with deed OF trust the Land TO Sc
cure the purchase money. This land lies we'll in heal
Thy and agreeable neighborhood with portion of Apo
maox low grounds, and sufficient portion of wood land;
below Ranes tavern and at the fork of the Angola with
the Guinea road and is sold for distribution among the
heirs oil Lewis lsbell, deceased. BY the
- ADMINISTRATOR.
Cumberland, Sept. Ia. 37-tds
The above sale is postponed to the 22d day of No
vember next. T4S-tdl 0ct %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

" STOCK OF horses having increased to number
I'VE that renders it inconvenieat TO keep have deter.
mined on dsposing Of large portion Of them terms
that must be satisfactory 10 those who disposed TO pur
ette Brood Mares, Colts and Fes ofall ages Ms stock
consists OF Archys Gohannas, Charles La Fayees, Med
leys ana limoeons My prices shall be reasonable, and
terms accommodating am resolved TO reduce the num-
bor ana bargains may be bad II immediate applications is
made They will not be offered publicly, that all who
for the Turfor for breeding had better not delay their APP
pication JNO. NJ Bolts
Oct ~. 41-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

" county of Goochand, containing $40 of land
lying upon the Three Chopped Road 20 miles from Rich
mond eight miles from Goochland Court House, and
about from James River When well kept, il
of the best known and most profitable taverns this
road, between Richmond and the mountains; the inn
provemens still adequate the purposes of public
house Near the house is very fine track for many
years established and well known and which might be
again put in order at very little expense
will sell upon the following terms, viz: one fourth
cash, and the balance in one tcO and three years. Nth
out interest; the purchaser may have his time
(ds to the 1h0ie purchase money not exceeding ten
gears, paying the interest annually, and securing the
whole satisfactorily; will exchange it for other pro-
perty more convenient to Apply TO DIR. Thomas p.
Watkins, residing the premises, TO me, in Rich
mond. JAMES LYONS.
NOYember q bI=6f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

D ENQUIRER is published twice week, generally
n during tho session of tho
heretofore, Five Dollars payable in ad
chartered banks only) will be
The Editors will the safety of remit
malt all letters being paid the
" will be discontinued, but the discretion of
Editors until all arrcaragcs have been paid up.
1 Whoever will the payment OF nine shall
have the tenth gratis.
= TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rs each continuance,
inserted until has either boon paid
as by in this city its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02

ENNGLlSH AND FRENCH academy for Young
aZ Lddies-PRos PEcTUs-.NTs Henriques and Mr..
PersicO, respectfully inform the public of Richmond of
their Intention OF opening the ls of October inst. Cas
s'cdf, Day and boarding School, for limited number
young Ladies, embracing all the useful and ornamental
branches requisite for finished Education.
Mrs. Henriques having for nine years been Principal
of ourishing Institution of the kind in the City PHI
ladsiphia from whence she brings unexceptonabe re-
commentators aters herself that her association with so
esteemed Teacher as Mr. fersico, will enable them TO
uhi The most sanguine expectations OF those Parents who
may honor them with their confidence.
Course Of Instruction. Reading, photography, Trans
aton, Grammar, Rhetoric Logic, and Composition iu the
English and French Languages Arithmetic, Book X ep-
ing, Penmanshp, Universal History, Mythology Astro-
nomy, Ancient and Modern Geography with the use of
the Maps and Globes Delnea,ion of Maps Natural His
and Botany.
ructlons will be completed by each class the
one scholastic year, pupil can be received for less than
viz from LIST Octoberto LIST of August divided with refer
ence TO paymentsin of weeks each
2diy The French Language being the language OF the
school, can be accepted but who are willing 10
learn and speak that language.
3dly AS the Teachers will devote an equal portion
OF time and attention to all scholars the charge will be
Te'ms:-Day Scholars, both French
D.v i BSar Gnglish' do S ssS pc! 'nNam
Boarders, including tuition, boarding,
washing, and bed. do. 800
MUSIC, Is per quarter.
Drawing and Painting tie Italian, Spanish and Latin
Languages as well as Dancing and Ornamental Needle
work, extra charges.
Those who DESTROYS Of learning French exclusively
may join tho is~~ re. t,.v'sD..
For further particulars inquire the Boarding House of
Mrs Nelson, at the House street. lately occupied
as Boarding School by Mrs. Broome.
REFERENCES-In PhiladeIpbia
Rev. Philip +. Mayer, Dr. Samuel Jackson
Rev. Mr.. Cushman, Dr. j Topno
Steen de Billie, Danish Charge MIR. A. Bol,nar
dAhalres, g Il. Durand,
H. Phillips, Esq VIM Iybrand,
j. Price Wetherill, Esq. Thos Sheweu
- Laws, Esq John McAlister
Henry Carey, Esq. H. b. Rand
j. Diamond, Esq. Robert Brooke,
VIM Whitman, Esq. c. Weber.
| Oct H. 4j-tf