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CHOLERA.

osA PlRlFS of Camplor and B4rg@ndy PHth
y pllstcrs The first prepared occortiag to the re-
- Of Ia Charming, (of New York acknowledge
ITO be eerg slilttal in his profession, and the last
na1e IN conformity to the directions Of that DIS
'aaenis5ed Professor, DIR. Samuel Jackson, OF
Philadelphia, chosen by the citlzens of that place
- visit Montreal to investigate the character OF
Gsu,sra. Prarate letters from the most Respectable
s#ts1ts aal aaatcHAc public papers, d6"ada"A9
fs5et d. GOOD t3efts and zpPeft0ffg of tamPhor
H=r a. diatr remedies III the treatment of Cholera,
4l IL power and safety Of Burgundy Pitch Plas-
IS prevcntlves 10 this disease, TIRE hRldfed of
r,.ah a,vn been otdered by DR.. Jackson, for the
49, ofthe phtadelphls AlmsIouse. The spirits
fCamp.or neatly put ~ III different size bottles,
ath dircetions, aal liz plasters spread according
- Or jacksoD's dircctions. For sale by
howell DAVIES.
AUG 20. MS
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=, tie comforts. AMONG those in more easy e'reum-
s,.nces we must divert the attention from the ma-
i,,nont character ofthe prevailing disease-and dis
sipa,e, as much as possible, those alarms aud ahx-
ieties in regard to It's nature which ener'ate oo'h
bo1v and mind. ifby these means we do mol al
uays preyent disease, we shall AT least induce that
sslu,nry state of the system Which disaens the
m,lady OF all It's dangers for as king John says
e :, fs,r a fever. gives strensti. unto a fever
aaa,s hearing date in October, 1881,
=, ~. .,,si.c, Of Steam Carriages on Comaon
1, punished by order of Congress at their
w., wa. .sssi,1, much valuable information is to be Oh.
. We were struck with the answer of one OF
the witnesses TO a question propoundcd to HIM by
~. = - 80 ,toe. " Railroads, > said he, :" excepting
- necubar situations, arc behind The age
what a commentary upon the sp'rit of m
proyement, What an evidence OF the march OF hui
ma ingenuity lheA' ""%'
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punty,' proIestms a9sains. the eonddct Ola oiaSg OF
persons whom tho meeting style Missionaries"
We must decline publishing these proeeediags-
lsi, because we know nothing Of the persons whose
names are mentioned i, them and 2dIy, hecause
we cannot eonsnt 10 opeli our coatntis 'oa religious
controversy Of any description, md least Of all. OF
in which neighborhood dispnies would probably
constitute an ingredient. These mutt.rs cnn be-
adjusted by the partles 10 them much better without
than with the Interference o. the press.
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yRyItE FALL RACES over the Rocky Nonot
d course, (Frndm county, Va vil! cont
mcnce on ut Both day ol September, 1852 and con-
tiuuc four days.
L. Jay--A sweepstakes, for colts and flies,
nile neat, SIX entr $, so cach, and closed VIZ /:
VIM. Galtl''a Mensjecr Togson lilly, VIM.
Hurts ditto-Yeiverton divers Lawrence colt
Paseial Bu,afd9 Shakespeare cJt-Jolln L, Tay-
Tors dllio-and Thomas Llales do. ally
Dad day-Jockeb Club purse, I'VE nlae hcau,
$500 7-entrance $i5
Bird day Ploptielors pufse -mile heats-ei-
trance $40.
4th daY-A Handy Cap race, for two fine sa
dles-tho III, ID and 4h days, free FOR any horse,
mare o. sclding, 4 the cash paid by the Proprietor
for oach days racing,
The proprietdr IS prepared with plenty. Of oil
grain and fodder. (.
Stables aud litter furnished gratis. and every Ak
criion wll be used 10 have ..he course in good order.
THE HALE, PyaotAkh
Aug e.. wi.
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The Ycrfcct Grain Cleaner

VRNf1E above Machine, Occupying about the
y space ntneoinnon " bear FAM for separating
al cAtgantuus niNtuse from, Cram oil my kind.
}lel ~ gattc. cookie, cheat, dsuell, Nc. where
there IL Gay aide1ence, however gnall, IN The spe-
citic gravity between the gram and mixture whe.
thet greater or less lhan Me gram 10 be cleapsod.
fh1s4 desidera,i, . for the greuter parlofa century
sought Tor IN VAN. IL nos offered for the acceI-
tan, OF the public ny the Subscriber and ~Inscntor,
wil' would sell either the patcnt Right for tho I'm
ted States, II aectlon thereof, (such as a State or
Statcaj or have macitiucs built under immulihto
direction on favorable terms, when the immense
saving of gram, now tpoa.oidnhly wasted Is taken
into view. All application either srrlnIly or by
%Iettcr, tpost inldl will receive immediate nfien-
ON by the Sui@cfil1cr. DAVID BROWN,
Cofher Of Exeter and Salisbury streets, o. T.
Baltimore
n Il Tho machine is applicable to steam, WI
Ter or manual power DB
Aug y. q
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, .erlhants and ShipDers.

a. Subscriber vii. continue in possession of
Al the storage House formerly occupied toy
Ass x lsoeI, where all kinds of Produce, Goods,
: ares ". WI, be Received in store on the most
n -f'sa terms, and forwarded to order. lie also
- ? MS services to bay Or sell any kind OF Pro
'Vs On tominlssIon, with the assurance that his
II ms VIII be used TO benefit and please all
- nay taIak proper to patronize hun.
THOMAS II. BASS.
AUg. II o.,
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IT The St. Louis Times says, that the presi-
dent is about to direct the suspension of the i'm
provements directed by law to be made in the Mis-
sissippi river, above that place, he having dceided
that no Improvements Of navIgable streams are con-
stituiionaT above Ports Of Entry. Thus, one man
makes, uetoes, and Suspeads the laws Of the land
making himself not a coordinate department Of the
government, but superiot to Congress and the SUI
preme Court united lie not ONLY exercises the
constitutional power of vetoing a bill passed by both
Houses Of Congress, but he suspends the execution
oflaws which have been enacted by the Lcsisla.
tive and approved by the Executive department :
If we recollect Alright, Judge Z P. Barbour, in his
speech at Amherst court house a few weeks ago,
made il matter OF special culogy, that while The
Legislative branch Of our governme nt had m%anifes-
ted a strong disposition to usurp ungranted powers,
the Executive had thrown himself into the breach,
to protec. the people againstthe injurious effects %
he acts Of their direct Representatives !! Will lie
tell US where the power exists to enforce the exccu-
ton of the laws on our statute book, which, until
repealed are of as binding force as the constitution
itself when a dcspo.ia President, in thu exercise q
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bowling Ureen Naces.

VHNT1E RACES oyer tbs course vii commence
= on Wednesday the ifth October nex, aud
continue four days.
ist Gay-S~eep>takes Tor 3 years old-cn'rauce
slml five entries aud closed. A silver cup, at tha
value Of G2O, to be awarded the successful colt.
On the same day a speepstake ford years old,
entrance 15p-siN entities aud closed. a silver
cup, Of thc value ct Slj, 10 be awarded the success.
ll cAt
2nd day-sweclstakes for , Vents olj-sntranec
500 six entries and closed. Il SILVER cup, of
the value Of -lo, to be awarded 10 the successful
colt
On the same day, a Jockey Club purse of 500,
three nile hesls-cntraucc $50
- doy-A match race for 800.
On the same day a Jockey Club purse Of $50,
mic heats 3best ia fye-enfrpnce $50,
ith day A .lorkey Club purse o.. $50, mile
tca,s--enu7ticc so.
Races to commence a, l. o'clock on each day.
m ordcr oftac ctub. ?
Auy % wiw
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Piano Fortes, Board, &c.

AHRS. rOMPkINS keeps on hand Dal'o's'
IA K S%toiart's superior Piano Fortes.-She also
lyes INTO her family as Boarders, Young La
les who NAV be sent to Lynchburg to be edaea-
ed, and conunuc, to give instructions IN Music on
the Piano Forte,
Ihe t'incastlc Patriot Will insert the above
aar ttees, innerfotn, al lsenI It's account ~ tuis
a!iee for payment.
Aug & WI cit
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3DAYSLATrg FRoMFSGf.AND

3FTAI ~ IN T IbTNl FsfbIttIsl|
Tn Canada, at New York, brings adyicey three
iays late. from Europe than those contained in
preceding eufamns,
Don Pedro tlsl1ode1 IN Portugal, and taken Tor
session. Of opofto aad villa Nova without much up
position, IL has declared Lisbon and all the places
81 the coast IA a state Of s,egc
The rapers contain accounts Of disturbuntos a.
mong the Russian troop at Warsap, OF considera-
bic nliitaty Preparations going forward u, Chez
tt1rs IN ffaneo and " tho increase Of the cliolt-
IA at Par5s
pofi9 continues Tranquil
The accounts from Holland are Of a warlike
complexion.
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CHDrItRA EEPORIS-

iii'tlI.Kh kI4POK S-SfHfG our thf.
Nog1H Reports o interments for the 81 houses
ending at noun ON Au, 18th, Il, of which 3 were
white and IL e5Iofed persons. Andtor ,ho u hours
ending at noon on the 18th, 10, of which / wer'
white ana q coIored persons. On the 18th, there
were : deaths, . white aud 8 colored persons. On
the Goth, 9 deaths, OF " hich 3 were @hite aud 6 co
lorcd persons. And on the 2lst, T deaths, Of which
1 was white and 6 colorej persons. Even on the
supposition that all the lntermcnts were Cholera
cases, this report shows a gratifying diminutio n in
the mortality
Po1tsmonh.-A like happy dlminvtion in tho
number OF cases, and in the n~.alignity oftl,e disease
exists in Portsmouth. From the 18th to the Goth,
there had only been n few slight cases, and 2 deaths.
BaRim0rc.--A length the. Board OF iiealth in
Baltimore, after disinsenuo1sly Eve had almost
used a harshcr word concealing the fact Of the cx-
istencc Of the Cholera IN that city, have made u Re.
port from which ltappears that during the wtek end
Ine on the 20th August, there were 81 cases Of Che
few exceptions, all were either Of incorporate hab-
It's, or had been imprudent in their dict.-The Board
promise hereafter TO make daily reports, as in New
York, Philadelphia, &r-Wc observe, however.
that the Board does not report the number Of new
cases, but only the dcaths-For the ~ hours, en-
ding at 10 o'clock on the DIST INST there were l3
deaths, Of (which & were whites and 7 coiorcd per.
sohS. Tue Board say, that scarcely an exception
occurs to the fact that Cholera has only become
malignant in persons Of very incorporate habits,
or who had been greatly impruden, in the use of
fruits ana vegetables.
Ph(adclphta -There were on the 10Th Angus,
40 new cases, II dedths-Ando on the 10Th inst
the number ofnew cases was 81 and Of deaths IS.
NeW Y9rk.-Thc accounts from New York are
also more favorable. There were, on the 18th Az
gust, So new cases, II dca,hs-AAd ON the both
Aug. there were 81 new cases, and IL deaths.
Albany Aug. 1876 cases, Ii deaths.
BrOoklyn, Aug $40 cases, 7 deaths.
A letter from New London, (Con) dated Aug
lG, says" There arcG cases and 4 deaths Of Cho-
lera, or Spotted Fever, as the physicians term it IN
this city, since yesterday"
No additional cases are reported in Boston.
C0ntradiction.-The rumor tha, the Cholera W as
raging in ST. Louis is not true. We have the ST
Louis Republican Of ,ho 7lh August, which is ST.
lent upon the subject.
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NOTICE.

NdE co-partncrshIp of Bass Il Isbell heretofore
m existing, mas been dissolved by mutual CON
'a%-Al persons indebted to them, arc requested
call and settle with rhos. II. Bass, who is au-
- - iIl's al accounts.
THOMAS II. BASS.
ROBERT ISBELL.
lJs. y
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NOTICE..

yEvIIE next Session of our school, will commence
n on Monday September the 81. Terms ct ta-
,tIon low AMI ascommodatlng. Coi'E,
5. COLE.
AUG. u ~ u
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NAHKIAGES.

MARRIED, On 1'pcsday last. byT Atkineo}
I;.q M JESSE CLANCY, Of Salisbury, 10 Nj.
DOLLY RACE, Of vermont
The parties III tins cNse. - liplo hearty WidoWcr.
and 4 still s|pristtly, good looking wiipw. politely
called ut our residence. for the bcaeiit Of our oliialnl
services. The hymenrul Knot. for betler for worse.
being tied Hour best way, PC took the freedom to
ask" Pray, madam lpw man, children had you
by your first husband. " SmrfrS, slf, thirteen
Of whom arc slli LIVING " Very GOOD 90 . We'll.
Nlr.ot how many Lad You by yoac fret wife 2.
e FIfIllS, 81, i9uft Hs.nslJ
Mem loik putcf.
-, on the 22i inst. by the Rev. Thomas
Jones, Mr.. THOMAS Il. WRIGHT 10 Miss
ELIZABETH ANN, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph
Wood, all of compbcll
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WHEAT This article, which was in demand
carly IN the season at 81 has daclinclto 80 cents,
aud W do 10, know what prospect, there mny be
for an Improvement IN price From the last Euro
pean accounts there is little prospect for much for-
eisn demand. TIE harvest, had commenced in
FRANCE, under the mos, favorable auspices. IN
England. the Liverpool dates Of July 7.h state, that
the weather continued Ia be extremely favorable
for the growing crops, and there was "A prospectior
an early and abundant harvest. The quantity o'
wheat IN this SEXTON Of country Con market has
been greater than for many years past. There has
already been delivered in this place about 80 900
bushels, and much more would have been delivered
had there been room to store it. This has mostly
been sold at III and the balance n, 90 e,als, and
must have scattered IN a few ueishborlng counties
a LARGE amount OF money.
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yENlE next session OF the subscribers School for
4 Young Ladies will commence on Monday the
81 oi September,
Ternls, as heretofore, #l5, payable in advance.
T.. q. SMITH.
A.. ~ 6tif
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fs%JENnsS o~tselccted and choice qualify, od
w qad pure, VIZ Port, Madeira, Claret, Nal
- Gaa4apaisn, and Muscat de frontignac Il
supply received and for sale %
Howell DAWES.
A. 80. fits
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NOTICE.

9!iALL resume the duties of my School on
! MONDAY, 3D. September. Three or four pupils
~ '7 accommodated with Board in my family.
Avg 81 a;s
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JH0M0F Ualf,
Jlo&s u Catjpr,
offers ofHc 13d rgtaFH'

- We lave rchd the foregoing notice, and sin
ccrely regret the division of sentiment which has
arisen rs 10 the most appropriate place OF meeting
Believing, however, that, unless the original propo#
sltion, 10 meet at Liberty. ON the 3lsr oi'thla MONTH.
he adhered TO, the Convention vii nor assemble
at oil, and that the whole scicnc will consequently
fall through, we are still IN favor Of asstnbllng at
that place on that day and shall punctnnliy ullend
And we believe we peak the opinions Of many nf-
iicers who have not had an opportunity Of sigulng
this, when we say s.f ibdt he Briradc. coarfH.
Tan fq Mc l2H BriPade WiHfdks pian, rs orje
iHaAg des'gnei, al LihcftR IN ruin nfrt me-
3la iHt. Dccmlng unaulntty and a fall attcn-
dance from every scctiou Of the hrlgadf, all lmpor
TAM, we hope the Delegates from Franklin and
Patrick viii reconsider The sibleel nnd meet u nj
tia, ume.-It is hoped that the Delegate. from ilf
other regiments will not fdlI 10 atteni
AbtGm North
.JatH = NafrcH,
Afl5ibaH IhtifArs,
prlcgn'os appointed by h 13lat Reg imentt TO 1T
tend the Convention.
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S1afe of E0rcpc.--rhc Editorofthc Albany Dai-
y Advertiser thus graphically groups the shadows
afcnmlns events Austria has an immense ar
my in the field. Russia nn immense force ready to
march upon the Rhiae, and a Acct of l. sail ready
Tor sea belgium and Holland are both armed for
battle. England has u large squadron, far p%r0cticc,
III the North Seas. A large number Of National
Guard has been called out in France, 70 form n
NV army. The I,mperor OF Russia says, q Christ
mas di4ners Will be eaten by some people with long
faces A Napoleonite has said, " there will be
aao.Jer march 70 Paris Lord Durham has conc
10 Copenhagen 10 gam the alliance of the Danes.
The Dutch ambassador has very unexpectedly left
|l.ugl,nd, and Joseph BonaparIe rs suddenly do
parted for that country. The Grey ministry are
evidently ont of favor with The Court and The
French ministry are about adopting Soult'4 project
Of mosing the French army towards the frontiers
Truly, Mr.. Canning : war of opluloa seems to be
aegr al hand.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
BRIGADE CONVENTION.

We, the uudsr,iencd, DELEGATES, elected be the
ollit.ts ai The 18Th regiment, feeling ,,leep Inferet
IN the proposed Convention Of oai GERS ot die l2fh
Rrigad,, respectfully request Of he Delegates
Otto Other regiments, n positnnement 81 SAID Con
ventron, antii Hoadag IN I'm dan ~ September.
The undersigned respectfully offer tho foilowlne, az
the REASONS, upon which their request is founded
We have received a communication from thr ll0th
regiment, proposing to hold the Convention At
Rocky Mount, Franklin county instead OF at Ilber-
ty, and understanding that II simi,ar commun!ca
ton has been forwarded to the other regiments IN
the brigade, are uniformed "a 70 the result of sand
communication, atpi consequently unapprlscl Of the
place ut which this Convention Will be ~hol1cu-and
because, also, oonceivlns Rocky Mount 10 be nearet
thcccn,rc Of the brigade, Ne prefer that the Coaycg.
ton should be holden at Tint plaec.-We therefore
hope, Tor these reasons, that the period for holding
the Convention will b. postponed until the day
above named, thereby giving all the Delegates OF
the brigade ful' aud satisfactory assurance OF tho
place II Which the Gonve ,toa W. certainly be he
den. The Delegates from other regiments viii
please advise the undersigned ofthe.r determination
ON the subject of this communication, through tlr
same medium, az eatly as possible.
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miles from home without degrading ms Office, and
dlsgracing his country, by his exhibitions OF rude
ness and vulgaritY sublectlng himself, Ut the same
time, chief magistrate of the nation though he be,
TO the animadversion of those laws civil cr rriini-
nal, which are designed TO MAINTAIN the lesce OF
society, and 10 protect tlo reputation Of individuals
against the wantonncss Of %siander, and The mdlls-
p,ty OF fal ,ehood"
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Ten counties 10 be heard from, and the con-
test doubtful. Mr.. Morehead, the Clay candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, is .Guc or Str honSahd
ahead OF Mr.. Taylor, bis Jackson opponent, aud
the returns for the State Legislature show that
there will be u large majority in both Houses ta-
vorable to Mr.. Clay, Should Judge Buchner be
defeated, therefore, we shall have no cause to des-
par. l, is evident that pcfsonal considerations
have contributed greatly to diminish has vote and
to increase lhat of his competitor.
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Kentucky Eiectioas.--We have heard tfom -
counties, Complete, with i've or SIX exceplions,)
the ,r..,,, vnfe nj which Il
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gr We have received the proceedings of'a
Of tic e;.izex c. Rosy Mount, Franh,.a
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C0ntradiction.-The rumor tina, the Cholera W as
raging in ST. Louis is not true. We have the ST
Louis Republican Of the 7lh August, which is 81
lent upon the subject.
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.sami Uaf8se
3aomas HoibeNrl
Ga,k Pam,
Hhmaa tfii@,
J2An A Hiirstou,
.iotn {. Staple.
Wcconcur IN the above request.
Re. T. Woods,
HIM H. Uu2tams,
5 IMirstaa y.
BeHj. J. .oot,
.Ino = H4lc,
Deiesates, appointed bg mell0h fegt Franklin,
We concur with the Patrick delegates IN request.
ing a postponoment OF the Convention. A meet
ING Of the I3d regiment, for the purpose Of taking
thai subject taking INTO constellation, winch has
been prevented by accident, IT il believes! viii Ger
iainly take place iitioe Is allowed,
Jhoaas Halt,
M0As ~ Gatper,
offers Of khc 13d regiment
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46 Is Is % AZ 40 IL SO.

~ + rday next the grand Dismal Swamp Lot,e-
ban Nm ~, ~ draws-Capitals 100000, $4,000, D.
''uo-l0 of 81 900, &c. &c.--Tickcts and
sale at DlGGES' OFFICE.
M ~ RICHARDSON, at the Bell Tavern.
b. L~'oe'ty, will rive cash fmc Bonds, at a mole
b. "e'ount, on solvent residents oftle counties Of
I'd 'nd Campbell.
4tif
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DlGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Aug. 9th, 1892.
'''"'ag of the Petersburg Lottery, Class No. :.
for 1882.
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NJ Tho Uaion party in South Carolina recon-
mGnd n Convention ofthe Southern States, instead
of Notification. Preliminary to this measure,
they are about To hold o State Convention, 10 discuss
ty in relation thereto. The following gentlemen
have been appointed Delegates from Charleston i;
William Drayton, Thomas Bennett, DIR. Samuel
IL. Dickson, Henry Middleton, Mitchell King,
Henry A. Desaussurc, joel II. Poinsett, William
Lance, William Aiken, james EDGAR, = i. Hunt,
Rtemas Lowndes, CO lIcminrer, William Bel
Daniel /. llugcr, Richard Ycadon, jr. James l.
petigru, and c. ]. Stedman.
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BILLS OF SALE AT
THIS OFFICE.
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Delegates oppoinialby hq13lat Reg ment to At
tend the Convention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13
Female academy,

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .4saph Street. 0ef''se"
Kig and Cameron.
ysSHH increased patronage of TIM ns.u'on nas I
termined the subscriber to endesNor &c engage .,'
,vees of lady, IN every respect qualified to assist Il"
his Important duties u,,;. D..w.
rhe Ancient and Modern Languages. MUSIC p's ',,
;n, Painting sc with tn other branches us"aiy
n's :; The hist Female Semnsries, will comprise
the course Of Instruction.
The great ooec, kept constantly in view is to sle
yate the standard of Female Eduesuon ps ing
s',nj and usefu, knowledge. such as w'i quarry the
to fin useful and disnfed station IN soce
IN Conducted with wise reference to future
9tate. su..:s,shsst tes,ed nv prac.
.nsr;snce. he respectfully invites those who feel
to visit his school time and ascertain
the proficiency &C. OF the as hens
urderhis tuition that they may see aho '''
selves. .u.,.. nm the first Monday
in September
Alexandra, augs