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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
IN THE PRESS,
AN" 'o' De published before LIST January n,rt.
a SU p Pc & EMIT
To
Revised Code OF. 80.
lx ONE VOLUME


NE above work will contain 4Ol. chap,ors
i"cinuing 1HE Bill OF RIGnrs and Nsw
coVoSsrirVrioN and will make a volume of about
III" pages oil very large octave. 1t will embraces
an .ne laws OF pub ic and general nature, now
IN ,0rce' which have been passed since the RoyiSni
- - WIN notes and references both to the Code
.e'' ana TO the successive anendatory, explana.
aud repeating Acts, presenting each snbicc,
IN = connected form, and at one view and rnysn
ing, IN tar as practicable, the order aud arrange
nr'cen years have elapsed since the Revisa l.:
eeeh "'ade' and Important laws enacted, changing
IN many instances, the whole f,ce of the statutory
aw. Inc Supplement has been prepared by a
gen ieman familiar with the whole course of legis.
.rioh' ana ehinently qualified for the undrrtaknp
nat such work has been long called for, is with.
III our own knowledge. and the necessity of such
the Bench. " '''" ~
me edition is small one, and will be pot as
low as possible. SAMI.. SHEPHERD Il Co.
T-Q,wat - -
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.YEs..unUcHs for gS3.s

Il UST published by PETER COTTON, and
~ for salo by the gross. dozen single, his
gear 1893; containing the rising. setting. pl,cns
and cclipscs of the Sun and Moon; the southinp
and phases oftbe Moon; the Planets places. Noon,
latitude, and of hor node. tho conjunctions, oppo
si'ions and other aspects of the Planets, and most
conspicuous fixed Stars the equation of time
suns dechnaton, &c.--Also, the increase and
length of days, with tho Festivals, sc &c, calcu
lated for the Meridian of Richmond.
Also. list Of the Officers of the Commonwealth
OF virginia, with their salaries; Members Of Con.
gress aud Senate; do. OF thr House of Delegates
ana senate; correct lis. OF the Courts and Judges
Federal Courts of Law; Government and Counts
OF north Carolina, &c. together with economical
receipts, useful information, &c. for ch0terd
anecdotes, Sc. &c nov I--cSJ0w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
BRUSH MANUFACTORY.
Foar doors belo,, ,he R.u T,r

F0hT doors 6eIo,r Tie Bel Turern
b NHE subscriber still continues to keep on hand
II large supply of BRUSHES of eyery de-
scription, which he will sell on the most rca.
sonaoie terms; IN addition TO which he has receiv
ed BY late arrivals a renewed assortment Of man
articles IN the housekeeping way viz: iron bound
Tubs, painted and plain Jackets, stick and barrel
Churns, Butter Prints, Ladies, Lebanon Ware.
market and fancy Baskets, Willow Carriages,
Chairs, Cradles, Cooking Furnaces, Looking Gias-
scs, Combs, Pocket Books, Beads Purses. coat
and hoor Corn Brooms, Alicante Mats, furni
ture taste, black Varnsh, new article, for paIni
ing farths and CRATES, Magic Lights. shaving and
w Ssg soap M"rgan's Razor Straps, Razors,
Shaving Boxes, Shoe Backing, kitchen Bellows,
&c. &C. j. HALLOWELL.
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gfoR Sale, at my Depository on tho Dock, =
II NEST splendid assortment of BAROUCHES
Oh oiHerent prices and patterns-and have made
an engagement with Mr.. j. &. Hedenberg of Now
Ark to supply me with COACHES d. SULKEYS,
winch VIII make my assortment equal to any in
tins city All the Carriages tina, sell, are made
ny Inc most celebrated Manufacturers in the Uni.
ted States, and warranted to stand six months in
town and twelve months in the csuntry-accidcnts
excepted have also on hand, and shall constant
ly keep STAGE TOPS d. CARRYALL WAC
GUNS, all OF which will sell low as they can
DC bought elsewhere, for cash town ptances.
Je ~ IT, w REFERS
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oc lawtf

II Middlo'cx county court, October 22I, 1892
n W lliiaID Burke and Sarah X. his wife, who was
sarah IL. Stepoe, compPts, against George Healy
and Martha &. his wife, who Martha q. Step.
toe, Richard A. Christian and Elizabeth a his wife
who was Elizabeth a. Stcptoe, George NJ Steptoe
and William III. Redwood, administrator of James
X Steptoe, decd, defts.-IN CHANcERY
On motion Of the compliments by their attor-
ney, leave is given them to amend their bill here
tofore tled in this cause which said bill so amend
ed, is by futher leave of the court filed. And it
appearing to the satisfaction of tile court that tho
defendant George N. Stepioe, is not resident OF
this Commonwealth, and that process cannot be
served upon him: The court doth, therefor order
and decree, that the said defendant appear here on
the fourth Monday in February next, and enter his
appearance, and give security, according 10 the acts
OF Assembly and the rules of this court; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
Tor two months excessively, and another COPY
posted at the door the Court House Of this coun
ty, for two successive court days
Copy. Tesie, GEO. HEALY, C. NJ
oc 3l-cSw
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arm priCssse .Est,sc@fios..


I've years past kept School at the residence of
me subscriber will continue the ensuing year, and
WIN nc glad to receive eight ten Scholars, in
addition to the children of tue subsc -iber
Tho celebrity of Mr.. Burns as a Teacher is so
Weii Known, having taught School many years i'm
Richmond, that it needs but little to be here said in
commentator of him; suffice 10 saw that for tho
advancement Of The smaller class of pupils. I am
confident he has few equals and no superior.
His course of instruction will comprise the En-.
gish Language IN its various branches, also the
rrench and Latin Languages each of which he
wei understands. The pupils will be boar ded with
tne family OF the subscriber, and the same care and
attention paid to their morals and comfortable &C.
commodation by Mrs. Pollard, tn our own child.
rem Terns--for board, including bed and bedding,
Washing and candles, S55; and for tuition, i,l.
GUIDING the different languages above ioned or
suhe, OF Them, S2o, for the scholastic year Of 10
months. The School to commence on the 18Th of
January next, and end the 18th of December
following. "A vacation of two weeks will be given
IN the month of August RO POLLARD.
King William Go Nnv l-u,2,v
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Randolph's Keports, Vol. 6, &c.

Nanuoiphs Reports, Vol. b, DC.
b oSI received, and for sale, by the subscriber,
w Few Copies of RANDOLPI'S REPORTS,
VOL 9th, (second edi,ion)--also, new edition of
Maddock's Chancery, Vols; Fonhlanque's Equi.
~ dol Wentworth on Executors, do; Roscoe on
Evidence, do; Starkie Evidence, do; Sclwyns
N''ifrins, do; fuckers Commentaries, = Vols:
a'es Digest; Jeremis's Equity Jurisdiction; Saun
aorS on fleading and Evidedce . Vols. condons ed;
English Chanccry Reports, 3 Vols. edited by Rich
ard Peters, English Common Law Reports, 30
vols; Brid2man's Digest. Powell on Mortgages, 3
VOLS; C"Inyn's Digest, Vols Cruise on Real Pro-
perry Vols IN 4, last edition; English Ecclcsiast
cal Reports, Vols: Vernop's Chanccry Reports, .
Vols; Toller on Executors; Maddock's Chancery
reports, Vols in 8; Saunders Reports, 3 Vols;
Sugden ON Vendors; Gritty on Bills; Con,yn on
Contracts; Easts Reports, l6 Vols; Hammnnd on
rar'ies to Actions; Harrison's Chancery Practice 9
vols; Newland's Ditto; Durnford and East's Re-
ports, Vols, in d. Cranche's Reports 9 Vols;
Cooper's Equity: Jones Bailments; Atkss's Ro
ports, Vols; Chi'ty's Pieadings, SC &c. &c.
On hand, general assortment of LAW
BOOKS, among which the VIRGINIA REponr
Kris, 10 Volumes, uniformly bosnd--all of which
VIII sell ON tho most reasonable terms
PETER COTTON,
Law BooK-SELLEn
~ Two doors above the Eagle Hotel
no l-d&c 2w
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FENO Hugh Davis, and Susan his wife, Finch
"a Cross, William l.. White, and Elizabeth his
wife, John Cross, and Tinslcy Davis, in his own
right, and as next friend of your SON, John Hector
Davis:
\ on will be pleased to take notice, that shall
of Saturday the 9Th December next, at the tavern
of james i. H1ffman, in the county of Hanover
proceeed to take the dispositions Of BENZ. Halle
grove, Jas. Sutton and others, to be read rs evil
dcnce in suit now depending and undetermined
III the Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
the county of HcDrico in which you are plaintiffs
ana am the defendant. The said dispositions
viii be taken on the day and at the place afore.
said, between the hours Of o'clock in the
morning and o'clock in the evening, and if
iIo1 any cause the taking Of tho said dispositions
shall not be completed OIL the day aforesaid. the
taking thereof will be continued, from day to day,
at the same time and place between the samO hours
until the taking thereof shall DO completed.
L avn your tbedlent servant,
NANCY Il. CROSS,
Widow OF Fleming b. Cross, deccased, Cnra.
trix of the Estate ofthe said Fleming b. Cross.
no 7-w4t
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FALL HDssY GasO1sS-

AE THIN the last thirty days we have re.
ceivcd about f,co hundred and .ffty packa-
ges fresh tall DRY GOODS, rendering our assert
ment very complete, and surprising in quantity
and variety any that VIC have n, retufore offered
Our purchases have been principally made at auc.
ton, and many at much under the cost of importa
uon We can, with confidence, assure our Gus
tomers, that our whole stock shall be sold at ex
tremely low prices, and upon liberal terms.
Country merchants orders attended to with mucL
care. BALDWIN & KENT
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no l-u&c Qv

n AND-SCRIP.-One Dollar and Fifteen Cents
MA per acre, is now, and will be paid for Land.
SCRIP ny the subscriber al Washington City. For
the United States Branch Bank al that place
Amy person having Land-Scrip ut Washington, by
forwarding Power OF Attorney, duly authentica.
tea TO receive and assign their Scrip, may draw on
him ut sight, TO the amount.
socl 3l--eotf PUIfO HAZE
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION

On w WEDNESDAY,, the Nth iast at 10 o'clock
will be sold at our auction rooms n I,r,, nd n
eral assortment Of desirable DRY GOODS ad,nt
ed TO the season; among which are superfine Clobs
ana CaSSmcres; red and white f'anneis Sattinets:
loS', Poi'' an" striped Blankets; Pctcrsham; drab
and brown Fcarnaught Linscv; Checks. bIc,choJ
and brown Shirtings of AL kinds, a large assert.
ment OF iose; scarlet and white Canton Flannel,
elegant Caicoes; large assortment of Cotton
,i""is ana iakiS.: large assortment of Silk
Shawls and Hdkfs.; English and India Silk Udkr
Cambrlcs; Irish Imcns; Lawns; Diapers and Da.
mask; cotton lined Gloves, &c. &c. g..
Terms at sale.
no O. ID. s. co. Aucts
ADDITIONAL,
W,ll be added to the above sale, 40 packages
DRY GOODS, suited TO the season, Just received
per schooner Tantivy and other arrivals
10 ~ .. ID. & CO.
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IlI ED.

On the goth ultimo in the 10Th year of her age,
Mrs. MIRANDA Johnson, consort of Capt. Ander-
son Johnson, of King William County. Death, by
this stroke, has loft a husband disconsolate, and
Sreated void which all who knew her, will long
lament.
On tho goth October, in the Sd year of his age,
Louis MARSHALL, youngest son OF James Mellow.
ell, jr., of Lexington, Rockbridge County.
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List of Produce brought dozen The Cnmai.
Nov. l0.-25 hhds tobacco, hid stems 81 kegs
man tobacco, G62 bbls flour, 1893 bus wlicst, 2
bbls oil, irkins butter 300 lbs different articles
l3l empty -four barrels, load plank, sons sand
ton stone, % cords wood, IS boats, 9 coal boats
396 bus coal.
Nov. lis boxes man. tobacco, 326 hbls -four,
ESQ buY corn. cords wood, . boats, 6 coal boats,
l41l bus coal
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. .,I - i' II f's
"a J"o. D. Vghn., on tue lSth sep, ia tho
Compile and Wing, to collect the debts due 10 Ar
n. Stra .on, is hereby revoked All persons in.
dobted TO NJ Suatton, are hereby notified 10 mai q
payment to the subscriber who as assignee il niorc
authorised TO grant discharges.
oc ~ y H Nacu
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New Books at II. |. SMITHS

AFCV @bHbhO at ~ kJ4't
A MANUAL Of the Ornithology Of The Unit.
IA ed States aud Canada by Thos. Nuttall, A.
VI. +. l.. S. &c.
Historic Tales Of the Oldon Time, concerning the
early settlement and advancement of New York
City and State; by John r. Watson, illustrated
with Plates
ooh, dear is the tale Of oldcn time"
History of the American Theatre; by WIN.
Dunlap.
The Signs Of the Times, denoted by the fulfil.
pient Of Historical preditions. traced down from
The Babyonish captivity TO The present time; by
the Rev. Alexander Keith, Minister of ST. Cyrus,
author of tho Evidences Of Prophecy.
The New Universal Gazetteer or Geogra phical
Dictionary; containing description Of the Con
tinents Nations, Republics, Empires, States,
Fortihcations Seas, HarbonTs, Rivers, Lakes,
Canals, Rail Roads, &c. &c. in tho known
world, with notices Of each comfy, relative
to the government, laws, religions, manners,
customs, &c. &C. also, population and other
important tablcs;by Edwin Williams.
Also A further supply or Sermons upon the
Ministry Worship and Doctrines Of the Protest
ant EPicopal Church; by g. +. Chapman, D. D
no 10
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TO OWNERS OF FERRIES.
SCNasa EEOSsg III sEszcssn,

q EN I"onoay afternoon, Deceu.bcr 81, at 4
~ o'clock, at Rockets, by order of Mr c.
Merriam very excellent TEAM BOAT. nearly
new win all lis appcrenances; the materials aloha
cost SlrOO-Tcrns ut sale
no 1-2iw SELDEN * CLELAND. Auc,s
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TERTSICHONE HAIL..

NE r. BOSSIEUX respectfully announces 10
4FM the ladies aud gentlemen of Richmond and
Manchester, that his DANCING SCHOOL il
now opened, and the days of attendance are We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
for Ladies; at 8, for Masters; and at half past
o'clock in the evening for GcntlCucn;-and every
Saturday, Ladies aud Masters will meet at III
o'clock in The forenoon, for practising figures, &c,
10 winch parents are respectfully invited to attend
and judge for themselves the progress Of tbsfr
children. Parents wishing to send their children
and others who may wish 10 attend this School
will confer favor Mr.. b., and will promote The,
progress OF The pupils by beginning altogether, az
much possible; the Practising Cotilou partipsz
will commence some tirc next month.
~ As my wish Is 20 a'ord all tho accommodo.
lion 10 my patrons and fricuds, f any private fam.
lies who are in he habit Of giving large parties,
md who have not The rooms sufficiently LARGO to
'ccciyo all their friends, / will hire nv Rail Room.
Sc. TO them, at reasonable price,
&C 3O-on2w
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q aJ@"l'a&sIxs.
Fsw SeI,sess .. eycsgyuey.
GROCERIES,, FURNYrURc g.

GROCERIES, FURNlrCRE. &c.
TO. MORROW MORNING, Tuesday. 18th inst
Mt lo O'clock. ia front Of orr >tnrc. variety of
groceries, Household Furniture, &C. e,uhr,ciu,,
IN part, behring's und Mackorc Cheese SOAP.
Whl'Ney, Potit"cs, Loaf Sugar, Tea, Coffee Sc
Also, Sidcbonrds, Bureaus Bedatcuds, 'r,hl.s
r"shSt"nhS, Chairs, China & Glass Ware. Looking
CLASSES, Maniel Clocks, Crates, Tenders, Shovcis
ana longs, Boots and Shoes. 5. & C. Auc,s
HORSES.
~ ~ nv "a o'clock several good saddle and harness
~ s. & G.. Aucts
ro NIGHT AUCTION.
,;.i' H. nokEoW EVENING, at early candle
"em'' oooks' Watches Jewelry and Fancy Articles,
>. IL G.. Aucts
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NIGNT AUCTION

~ Day Sales of Groceries, Furniture, &c. q,
Tuesdays and Fridays. ="
Evening Sales, Tuesdays, Thursdays md ST..
IIhys' embracing Books, Watches, Enyrayinys
'eweIy' and Fancy Articles. 5. & c. Aucts'
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

KcTlInond IUtb Nov, 1892. {
The parties concerned in the execution Of the
foregoing order Of court, will take notice that I
have appointed Monday, the 3lst day of December
next for their attendance before me- at my Office,
in the city of Richmond the matters referred
by said order on which day, at o'clock A. NJ,
they arc hereby required TO attend, with their ac-
counts, proofs and Office copies of ali necessary
court papers. The creditors Of Samuel Paine, who
have claims binding his real estate, hereby re-
CURED To exhibit the same before me, at my Office,
on the 2lst day of December next properly au-
thenucated. JNO. SHORE, Com'r
no I%-"4t Cir. Sup. Go l. g. G.. IIcnrico.
VIE Richmond Manufacturing Company wish.
n este bro for tho ensuing year, to work in the
Cotton Factory, number Of Negroes chiefly
young men and boys, and women, without incun.
bian Tavern. II. H. CiJNNINCtIX
no Ecu Agent Of the r. NJ. Go
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q DOCTOR RICHARD CARY AMYLER. re-.
~ siding at the Cottage, in the county of
Hanover, is disposed to practice in the adjoining
neighborhood no 10 -lnwAt
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W
GROCERIES.

rRO('Ekt Els.
on TUESDAY, the 18Th inst 10 o'clock Mt
tue store an assortment of GROCERIES, &c.
no o. ID. u co. Aucts,
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TO FAMILIES AND OTHERS
CASTOR OIL.

"A Few brls. of this falls crop, CASTOR OIL,
IN just from the press. AS agent for the manu-.
facturef, expect to be constantly supplied with
the best that can 30 made, which wi be sold or
accommodating terms--Also, a small lot Of eupsri.
or SOAL LEATHER, suitable for servants shoer.
Il. DAVIS,
nov J~-U .TAaEzf 5aCAEr.
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REAL ESTATE.
IL The Joliooing Races are postponed to the l4th
Nocember meet.
KICE MONO YREE-iIlIL RACES

NOrember Re1t.
RICHMOND TREE-iIlLL RACES
Sa ILL commence as usual, the LIST Tuesday
w in October next. and continue four DAYS.
FIRST DAY.
The celebrated stallion stakes--two nle heats
entrance $S200-pluy or pay
/. Jho. M Bolts enters he produce Of Gohanua
=. Jas j. Harrison enters the produce or ArabI
=. = Sa.son ..s.o.. iAe prsLa,. OF Mons;..
Tonson Ni
.. IN. r. Hare enters the produce of Contention
D. W'n. IL. Johnson enters the produce Of Medley
ui'er Livingston eaters the produce of Eclipse.
SECOND DAY
Proprietor's Purse S3O0-two milo heats
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $l000.four mile heats
FOURTH DAY.
Proprietors Purse $20O-two mile heats.
ALSO,
A swcepstake--two mile heats-cntrancc SoOo-
half forfeit and closed
L. VIM. X Johnson enters full brother to Polly
Jones, ("Hcrr CIine~)
=. Abner Robinson enters Tonson colt, out of tho
sister of Sally McGee, ('.SIr Walter Scott ~
Jno. NJ Bolts enters Johanna fiiev out Of
PhilIis. " ~
4. Jas; NJ Selden enters b. +. by Spring Hill, GU.
of Sentinel mare. WV
5. Jnn. NJ. Bolts enters b p hy f:obo,. 80. ,
Dairy Maid ("Roa.")
Tho Purses this Race Week al Tree Hill are
worm S"ooO. The great number of horses in
training and the number of training stabes rendar
1T probable that IL will start for each Of tho
three days regular Purses.
ihe irst day, In the important stallion stakes,
there Is no forfeit, and 1T thought in Old Virpi
mas best days, that there never ere as n,onv co.
OF first rate promise. The last DAYS sweepstakes.
Herr Cline, the winner of the stakes at New Mark.
ct and i}aiIm"Fe--Sr Walter Scott the winner of
ahc stallion stakes last spring at Tree Hill-Rola
the very promising Gohunna colt of Mr. Ro,ts and
Mr.. Seden, who for the honor of the Ce,draI
Course, mus; be ''there therea bouts" contend
tor a Purse of 5000. The extraordinary rood
health of our city, and the promise of weeks
pleasant recreation, it is hoped will give us once
AGAIN, the opportunity of shaking hands with old
trends and making acqulintances
by the Secretary q Tie Itee-HN Club
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HAWKINS, Fortunate once.

I'm THURSDAY MORNING, the drawing
" of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, 26th Glass,
will be received.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000,
Also, Prize of SO 600, | of 1000, l of 900
10 Of 1000, &c. &c
Tickets 81, halves 9, quarters l.
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ON SATURDAY MORNIN

ON SATURDAY MORNING,
The drawing Of the Splendid New York Lottery,
No. Al, will DO received
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Also, ] Prize of SlO,UGU l of 5000, / of 1000.
90 of 900, &c. SIC.
Tickets SO halves s, quarters 2 so.
For sale in great variety Of choice numbers
at my Fortunate Office. s. HAWKINS
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SO,esiseb G'T %a@ l .'y.%. , s4 5a1s.
ron to II dollars FER M.--for e,e by
no CREME 8. NOS8Y.
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH
academy for Young Ladies'
PkOSPECTU

Nh RS. HENRIQUES &, Mr.. PERSICO re.
lsH sPectfuy inform the Publick Of Richmond
OF their intention OF opening, the LIST of Oc-
tober, CLASSICAL DAY AND BoARDING School
tor limited number of young Ladies', embracin q
all the useful and ornamental branches requisite
for finished Education.
Mrs. fIenrques having for nine years been
Principal OF a furnishing Institution of the kind
in the City of Philadelphia, from whence she
brings unexcoptionabie recommendations, hatters
nerseit that her associations with esteemed
Teacher as Mr. Pcrsico, will enable them to
fulfil the most sanguine expectations of those
Parents who may honour them with their comi.
,cnce
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I'D 2 RsnE1a Esq 9

THYHE RUST PRESS, on which the Wbig !.
"a now printed, will be sold for 5000. az the
Editors contemplate getting larger one, and en-.
largiug their paper 1t 10 good Press, about thres
years old, and in good order. oc II
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BEaHGEEe'S PRIZE 0FFEGE,
n DRAWING of the New York Lottery, No.
BY 40:
DO &c 35 81 sc IL 7 SO 81
62 66, capital prize, sold by BIGGER.
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KOgeTS GunDOMder

A FULL supply, all sizes, Of Rogers ip,prov
n ed ORANGE GUNPOWi Err, for ssIr b,
no IL OTIS, DUNLOP g. 20
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COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.

Reading, photography, Translation, Grammar
Rhetoric Logic, and Composition, in tho English
and French Languages; Arithmetic, Book Keep
ing, Penmanship, Universal History, Mythology;
Astronomy, Ancient and Modern Geography
with the nso of the Maps and Globes, Delineation
of Maps, Natural History, Moral, Mental, and
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Botany.
CONDITIONS:
lst AS regular systematic series of Instructions
will be completed by each class in the term OF
one scholastic year, 10 pupil he received for
less than that tmo. The scholastic year, consist.
ing of ten months, viz; from j October to LIST OF
August, divided with reference to payments in
four equal terms of eleven weeks each
IDLY. The French Language being the language
of tho school, none be accepted but those
who, willing to learn and speak that language.
3dly. As the Same Teachers will devote an
equal portion of timo and attention to all scholars
the charges will be the for all ages.
TERMS:
Day Scholars, Froneh g. English, $3.50 por anoum.
Day Boarders, do. 1870
Boarders, including tuition, board
ing, washing and bod, do. 800 1"
Music. Is per quarter.
Drawing and Painting, the Italian Squash and
Latin Langrsges, MS we'll Dancing and Orrn-
neniaI Needln-work, extra charges.
Those who are DESTROYS of learning Fronch
exclusively, may join the classes at $40 per or
For iurthor particulars enquire ut the Boarding.
House Of Mrs. Nelson, or at tho House in street
lately occupied Boarding School by Mrs
Broomo.