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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26
HNHRISTIANsvILLE RACEs.-The rae

a UNDERSTANDABLE RACES.-The over the
" Chrisiiansvillc Course will commence on Tuesday
9th day OF November next, and continue FIVE days.
FIRST DAy-Proprietor's Purse, $500, mile heats;
entrance $l5.
SECOND DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $500, 3 mile heats;
entrance $50.
THIRD DAY-Ba. Jockey Club Subscription, $500,
mile heats entrance $I5.
FOURTH DAY-Handicap Purse, 800, mile heats,
best in .; entrance SIS, TO be added TO purse
FIFTH DAY-A colt race, 800 entrance, mile heats;
or more TO make race; subscription closed the
ing preceding first days ace.-Aso saddle race, and
gate money of that days free for any that has never
wona purse; OF $40 entrance money hung up without
discount.
The Proprietor would inform the amateurs of the turf
Gas his tract new that he has spared neither pains nor
money IN rendering the whole convenient and comiorta
Bile 10 the public he would say, his are
large. RICHARD C. PURYEAR Pronre,or
september 20 40-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

RACES, FALL MEETING will
mence on the 3D. Tuesday in October next, and con-
tinue four days.
First ddy.-A Colt Sweepstake, two mile heats 5000
entrance, half forfeit, TO which there subscribers
with the best colts in the United States of the ten
distinguished winners.
l. David III Branch b. Tobacconst, by Johanna
(ate Winfree's.)
z VIM. r. johnson enters b. Herr Cline, by Sir ArchV
3 Jas j. Harrison enters Wilknsons CHI by Sir Archy
A. VIM. Nj. West enters McGhee's b. Sir Walter, 0he
winner OF the Stallion Stakes at Tree HILL by Monsieur
Tonson.
.. VIM. Wynn enters b. c. Anvil, by Monsieur Tonson
D. VIM. III. Minge enters b. f. Florida, by Contention.
T. Jno Nj. Bolts enters br. c. Douglass by Johanna, out
OF the dam of Collier
s. Richard Adams enters b. c. Primera by Ratler.
8. Henry A. Tayloc enters Cornelia, by Ratler.
10. Jno Mnge enters b. C. Black Hawk, by Hotspur
Second ddy-Proprieor's Purse $500, two mile heats
entrance $l5.
Third day-Jockey Club Purse $780, without discount
four mile heats, entrance 500
FOuTh dGy.-A Colt Sweepstake, two mile heats 800
entrance, half oreitto which there subscribers
namely:
j. Jno. Minge enters Peter Lyons b. c. by Johanna.
z Jno NJ Bolts enters CHI Barbara, by Johanna, out
of Wild Cat.
Andrews.
f. o. p. Hare enters b. f. Kate Kennon by Contention
dam Columbia.
Ample accommodations will be provided at the Fairfield
Dwelling. House
T Rlcha msDG ADAMS, Projectors.
Sept. IL. s6-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26
October I6.

AW ECKLENBURG LAM sc. FOR SALE will
1VA sell by private contract upon accommodating terms
Sl3 OF land lying in Mecklcnburg county upon
herrn River, mile above Rocky Mills and two below
Yates Manufacturing Mills, upon a straight line from
Mecklenburg Court House, TO Lunenburg Court House.
IL miles from the former and IL from The latter in
healthy and agreeable neighbourhood This land pro-
baby hain woods, and of pretty good quality the balance
in two plantations, which suitable and sufficient
work or 10 hands on advanageousy; and upon each
there is comfortable dwelling house and suitable out
houses, and excellent springs quite convenient One of
these dwelling houses has lately been finished off il large
good fire places. No further description is necessary,
will purchase without first viewing the property. IL
SALE be effected in time for me sell of my stock
ar crop this fall will give possession next Christmas,
and to purchaser who will buy the land stock CROP
would make considerable sacrifice n the price.
August 10. [27-wlOrl JESSE CRADoCK.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Medical
~ Dep0rtmept-The Lectures FOR the course 1928,
the various branches Of Medicine, will begin Mon
day, November 5, and terminate about the first day of
March ensuing.
Emeritus Professor of Surgery and anatomy, Philip
S. Phyick, NJ. ID.
anatomy by W. +. Horner M. d.
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine and Clinical
.fedicine by Nath Chapman and Sam. jackson, NJ ID.
.Haterid .Nedca and Pharmacy by John Redman
Coke, NJ. ID.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
Surgery by Willam Gibson, NJ. d..
Obstetrics and me diseases NJ Women and Children by
Thomas c. James and William y. Devices, NJ ID.
w Y. UORNER,
Dean nj the ylfedeot Faculty. 2G3 Chestnut Street.
PHILADELPHIA, August t. 27-t5Nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

HNAVERN at Boydton for rent sdle--I purpose
n renting Tavern Establishment at Boydton Meek
ehourg Court House, consisting of houses
pies garden, &c convenient and productive farm with
IN one mile oil the Tavern be taken with the premises
ueseu oy the tenant; or, II purchase be preferred,
will accommodate any person. The terms will be reasona
bic and perfectly accommodating, to the time of pay
men Mr. Alexander Boyd is the present occupant OF this
establishment, but he will leave il the 25th day De-
cember next have 10 remark that there is but other
Tavern at the places that the County of Meckenburg is
large and wealthy, and that Randolph Macon College a.
large institution, is within mile of the Tavern
shortly expect TO make repairs about the establish
ment' am anxious to sell Tract of Land about four
miles east oil Boydon called the ''Nine Tract" conai-
ing 939 acres which is mostly of moderate SOIL but finely
numbered with pine and oak This will be divided
required by purchasers terms accommodating price
and credit For terms, apply TO Mr.. Beverly Sydnor re-
sident at Boydton, or Mr. William Penck my agent who
in the habit of attending Meckenburg Courts Early
application is indispensable. JAMES BRUCE
October 2. 42-tI1Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26
By the Lieutenant Governor of The Commonwealth of
Tnginid.
A PROCLAIM ALTON

by the Lieutenant Governor Of the Commonwealth of
Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.
AHT HEREAS ii has been made known to the Execu-
w tive, that vacancy hath occurred in the Repre-
sentaon OF this State in the House of Representatives
the United States by the death of Charles Johnson Esq
member from the county of Washington, have thought
proper TO direct the sheris of the counties com
posing the District, to election be held for
their respective counties at the day thereof in the
month OF November next, for suitable person repre-
sent the said District in the House of Representatives
the United States.
Given under my hand Lieutenant Govern
or, acting in the absence of the Governor
SEAL from the scat OF Government, at and under
the Seaof the Commonwealth at Richmond
this 2nd day of October 1892
Oct. H. [f5-w4wl WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
AITASHGNGTON MEDICAL COLLEGE Of Bal
w fimore.-The usual Course Of Lectures will com
mence in this Institution the last Monday Of October
and continue four months
Horaio G. Jameson Professor of Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy
Samuel X. Jennings, Professor Of Matera Medica and
Therapeutics.
WIN W Handy, Professor Of Obstetrics and diseases
women and children
Samuel Amman, Professor Of Anatomy and Pathology.
James y. Rogers, Professor Of Chemistry
Thos. T.. Bond NJ ID. will deliver course Of Lectures
during the ensuing term, the Theory and Practice o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

CHEROKEE CoUNCIL.-We understand that there
VIII be general council of the headmen and Chiefs held
at New Echoa tomorrow the 10Th inst 1t is said that
The Council meets TO discuss the present affairs in
when The Cherokee Naton placed for the purpose OF
coming TO an ultimate decision upon the they in
tend TO pursue. We hope for their own happiness and
welfare, that their decision upon this interesting subject
VIII comport with the liberal and benevolent propos,ion
made them by the President in April notwithstanding
they refused to accept it, in their equivocating answer Of
August last The time however, is fast approaching when
II they do not decide for themselves the question will he
decided for lhem.-.lfdcOn (GG.) .4dU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

The Bank has been hauling specie from Louisville to
this place, TO redeem their rag notes which had been
pouring in on them for some time past The branch at
TINS place has Issued TWO MILLIONS OF NOTES. with
only o"oOo dollars in its vaults That twenytw dol
lars TO one Our candd opinion is if General jackson il
reelected, OF which there is doubt the Bank will
strike its colors in month afterwards Let those who
hold the notes see TO it, that they left TO hold the
bag. The Bank is rotten at the CORE and it will sooner
or later tumble to pieces, amid the execraons of whole
community We believe that U. States Bank note one
year hence will be much Of drug as those of the old
Insurance Bank-Lerington (Ry) Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

VHNANNER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes TO
n employ young man, man with a small family,
that can come well recommended Tanner and a man
oil sobrey and good morals Persons wishing to engage
can apply in person. o. write to me, White House Post
ONCE Mecklenburg county, Virginia, South side Roam
oke river, miles above Gainesville.
October g. [it-tl ROBERT Y. OXERREY
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18

Masonry and Ant-masonry; in some sections of the
western country have become subjects of public dis
cussion. We highly approve of this mode of testing
the character of the andnaid" and the influence Of
her principles in society. Ifthe professions of mason
ry based upon truth her advocates will not dread
an exposition of her principles, because such expo
ston will inevitably elevate her character But if the
history of ''Iram Abif is ali fiction, IF the bold
and presumptuous claims of masonry false and de-
lceptve, then indeed will trembe the idea OF
la public detection.
We hope Freemasonry may become subject Of
general discussion, which, if conducted with propre-
ny, will greatly facilitate the accomplishment Of the
only object DESIRE which is the triumph of truth *
justice falsehood and crime The investigation
of moral POLITICAL and scientific subjects, must be in
terestng TO all who regard the happiness of society,
the dissemination of truth, and the improvement of
human mind; as paramount objects.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18

In fifteen days, however, the Moor came a.
gain, complaining that his father thfived bet
ter than ever. Don't be discouraged said
the doctor, (who found these visits by no
means unPro6table,) give him another por-
ton. and will exert my skill in its prepara-
ton The Moor took it, but returned no
more. One day the surgeon met his young
acquaintance in the street, and inquired the
success of his remedy. Ii was of no avail,
he replied, mournfuily, my father is in ex-
|cellent health. God has preserved him from
all our efforts--there is no doubt now that he
ne is Marabout--a saint. Monthly Nigga
zine.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore
existing between James Fera-
day, Abraham Wood, and A
braham Chadwick, was this
day dissolved by mutual con-
sent;-tIie two latter of whom
will hereafter conduct the bu-
siness of the Firm,
James Feradav.
Abraham Wood. hi
Abraham Chadwick.
Z April s. 1852.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
S2oiY7a
S2Ol7 Y
WIN. MOTE.
EZELIEL REED,
JAMES CROSSIN,
Commissioners.

1t will be seen by our readers that Penn
sylvania, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont
and Newly York, have all either formed an elec-
torial ticket, or taken measures for forming
one in favor of William Writ and Amos ELL
maker. In all those States the prospect, isl
most encouraging. We feel well assured thatl
the antimasonic strength will come in one un-
broken phalanx. In Pennsylvania the pros
pect is truly heart cheering. In New-York,
although the parties have not taken the field,
the note Of preparation sounds through every
corner Of the land; and the signs OF the times
are not less pleasing Vermont is vide awake,
though sure3 of Victory. Massachusetts and
New Hampshire are expected soon to take the
l6eld, and OHIO we trust will not fall far in the
rear. SAB. T. 4"
We cannot however suppress our wonder
that the central committee of this state have
!, neglected SO long to act We had expected
. some decisive step would have been taken be-.
4 fore this. We know that the chairman of that
committee is absent from the state, and infer
from that circumstance, that it has been ditti-
cult to get majority of the committee togeth-
Ter. We think however, that whatever nea-
4 sures are resolved upon should be adopted
speedily. M 4. Wnis'
A very good story is, related by Lambert
lin his travels, respecting the efficacy OF holy
4 water. H
"A friend Of mine (says he) was once pre-
sent at the house Of q French lady In Canada,
!, when a violent thunder STERN commenced
The shutters we've Immediately closed and the
room darkened. The lady of the house. moi
willing to leave the safety Of herself and
n company to chance, began to search her clos
cts for the bottle Of holy water, which, by
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
NOTICE.
ANDREW j. SHAUD
Rarbex, O. Hairdresser.

Most respectfully informs his friends and the
nubiic generally, that he continues TO wait upon
gentlemen in the above line of business, at No.
asa. Market Street, next door to J. Bring
bursts Chemical Store, where he hopes by q
strict attention to his occupation, to merit and
receive liberal share of the public patronage.
IRA general assortment of Perfumery kept
constantly on hand.
NM ANDREW ]. SHADry,
Wilmington, May 1ss 1852,
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
q Statement
Of the Accounts OF the Road
Commissioners of MilA Creek
Hundred, for 1884.

DIX.
MATTHEW LocRARD, III AccoUNT wrrIt
Mill GREER HUNDRED.
1881.
To the amount of tax laid for the present year
on dollarage 1886, GIG, at 10 cents to 100
dollars. 1875 90
Balance due Matthew Lockard, Col. a41 76
S2of7 7a
1881. OR. Dolls. Cts.
5th mo. 81,
BY balance due him for the year
1880, Oh settlement, 17s Al
9TH mo: 80.
BY an order in favor Of Abel James, 100 90
9Th mo 27,
BY order in favor of VIM. Cram
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
With great respect,

With great respect,
Your most obedient servant,
III. ATKiNSONs
Brig Gen. u. S. Army.
His ExcelIehty Gov, RLyNoLDs.
',.-Z Bellevile illinois.
The Governor thus concludes his procla-
mation:--
In possession of the foregoing. facts and IN,
formation, / hesitatet not as to the course
should pursue. No citizen ought TO remain
quiet when his country is invaded, and the
helpless part Of the community Is IN danger
have called out strong detachment OF
the militia, to rendevouz at Bairdstown on
the odd instant. Provisions for the men am! and
corn fot the horses, will be furnished in album
dance. -.
nectations, and offer their services as hereto
fore. with promptitude and cheeriulness IN de-
renee Oh ''e'' '04 ioHN REYNOLDS.
April Il. 1882. COMMUNICATIONS
rse most novel mode Of noticing the ssd o
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18

sudden Cash Of fghtning, she ssrnnassly found.
The bottle was nncorked, and ita contents i'm
mediately sprinkled over the ladies and peut,r.
men. Il was most dreadful storm, and Ias-
ted a considerable time; she therefore redoub-
led her sprinklings and benedictions al every
clap of thunder or fash ofiightning. At length
the storm ceased, and the party were providen-
tilly saved from its effects; which the good lady
attributed solely to the precious water But
when the shutters were opened, and the light
admitted, the whole company found, to the
destruction of their white gowns and muslin
handkerchiefs; their coats, waiscoats, and bree-
ches, that instead of holy water, the pious la
dy had sprinkled them with ink
at}t. -, ~: 4...., ---=-- 'a,Aa
The eye of a critic is often like microscope
made so very fine and nice that it discovers the
atoms, grains, and minutest particulars, with
out ever comprehending the whole, comparing
the parts, or seeing all at once the harmony.
A1I;uooY,i
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18

GSsOur readers will please to excuse the ludcrous
appearance of the Head of to-day's paper In setting
up some hand-bil during the week, we got out Of
Sorts and were necessitated to hick two letters from
the word Expositor, the replacing Of which was ne
elected.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
FOR SALE

"A s
Edward Bringhurst's
Te5 7AG0A zS@aEzz &c RETaEM
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE
North Corner Of lHorket aud Hanover Streets
THE CELEBRATED COMPOUND
CHLORINE TOOTH WASH
For Cleansing and preserving the TEETH
and GUMS; and cleansing the 'MOUTH.
Dr.John J. Reintslrmans Patent Elastic Pad
!. TRUSS. #t
Irhis Truss has been highly recommended by
some of the most distinguished Surgeons ia
the United States and is considered superior
to ANY that has been invented.
Reference to
G. McCLELLAN.M.D D. Professor of Surge
Try IN Jefferson College Philadelphia.
III. EBERLE, M. D. Professor in the Ohio
Medical College (Cincinatti) late of Phil'a.
E.P. ATLEE. M. D.; G.F.KLINGEL,M.D ID.
C.. NOBLE M .D..H KI,APP.MiD. ]. UH+
lLER,M MD. E. BUCK, M b. Members of the
Philadelphia Medical Society.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18


BY order TO Joseph Eastbhrn, for
building bridge, 40 90
Do VIM. Baden; smith bill. 6a3
Do to AbnerW Woodward, stoning
road, so
DO to Thos. Pierson, sup'rs bill, 60 SIS
Do 10 And'w. Gray, stoning road, 10 90
Do to Amor Bailey; sup'rs. bill, 81 IA
Doto Jacob Whiteman, do SO 90
Do to VIM Mote, com'rs. bill, IA IS
Do TO Ezekiel Reed. do II IS
Do to Stephen VI. Stapler, do. 80 10
Do to Gorge Walker for stoning
Road, 4 SO
Do to VIM. Cranson for plough
bill, IL 90
Do to JohnArmstrong,sup'r. bill, % 90
Do to Joshua Harlan; do IS
Do to John Greenwalt, do 10 62
Do to George Craig. for saw bill, 30
Do to Harmon G. Head, for
surveying, 90
Do to Joseph Hendrickson; IS o.
Do to T'hos. Yeatman, smith bill; 80
Do to Harmon G. Heald, surv'g. 8 90
BY error list past for this year, Go os
BY commission for collecting, 1876 65
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18

Six valuable buildings were destroyed by fire III Port
Carbon, Schuylkill county, Pa. on the 18th inst The
fire broke out simultaneously, in several unnhabted
buildings, which induced belief that it was the work
of ncendiaries, for whose detection, reward of $50
dollars has been offered.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18

v-e consider Dr.. BIS VERY LAeoNIc Epistle Of last
week in the Del Free Press, tact acknowledge
met of the truth OF our remarks concerning his
duct consequently eomniciit viii he unnecessary"
DR. b. says, 'frhe editor of the ENpostor himself
again. If we have ever lost cur identity the DIR:
can ,teUer lose his, especially in a MORAL point Of
view.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-03
ID [ T. ID.

In Georgetown, d. c. on the 24ti utimo, MIR.
JosuuA rENNIsoN, of a protra;ied and painful
illness, which was borne throughout with the re-
sisnauon of philosopher and hrnness of a man.
Mr.. T. had been long known as one Of, our most
respectable hotel Keepers, in which capacity he
seemed to live rather for the benefit Of others than
bimse!f-his charity was as active as his benevo-
lence was unlimited, and the unfortunate ever
found in h,m ready and willing friend.
AT Hospital No. 8, in the S0th year Of her age,
Sister MARY FnANcEs, daughter OF the la,e BE-
NEpIcT Bo RMAs, of Charles Co. NJ Sister
Mary Frances was one OF the members OF tha,
pious community who lave devoted thcmsei.e7
so hero,ca " to attend the suffering under the
awful ep'demic .,.ch. is now raging among US.
She was a,ias.>ad whilst assisting poor coiored
woman ~ho had been brought TO the hospital. ner
heroism made her forget herself IN her ardnr to
relieve the patient who was under her charge.
and she gave no notice Of her situation ill she
was beyond medical relief. She has left the
world the first Martyr Of Charity among us
Baltimore american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-03
advertisement.

axAvING seen in The paper Of the 2eth and So'h
IA nsants advertisement 81 ir Jacobs,
wherein he advertised me runaway apprentice.
lu!d make the following st.tem ut Of isc,s:-l be
Of age the IS IF August, 1852. after an ap
prenlics.hip Of years and months OF which gave
r. Jacobs IN rocc on the morning of that day, IN
forming IN that should serve him no longer; and to
prove him tho ciness Of he information gave
hun OF my age, furnished extract from the fa.
mil, Bible, wherein my age was registered over The
Signature Of IN, mother. As he duly spprzed OF
ny intention TO leave him, no person. think. can
consider it elopement. From circumstances
hat have TRANSFERRED. will suspend any further com
nentsry. until our matters become legally tested.
seDt5t JAMES x. GRIMES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-03
COMMERCIAL.
RALTIMORE MARKET-sept. /

Hour.-Howard Street Nour.-The receipts
are still limited, and the article being much in
demand, the stock has not been permitted to &C.
cumulate During the week the wagon price has
been steady at sc, so per bbl., though in some
few instances dealers have given 6, SCI and even
6,62a for fayorite brand. The sales from stores
have been mostly in limited lots, and have uni
formly been made at 6, 62i per Dbl. We quote
this price as the prevailing rate to-day.
Corn Meal. Sales OF Corn Meal, in barrels,
continue to be made at 1878 per Dbl.
Grain. -Wheat.-The supplies of Wheat at
market this week were fully equal to the de-
mand. In the early part of the week sales Of
fair quality red Wheat were made at Sill L..
90 per bushe. On Tuesday lot Of superior
machned Virginia Wheat, from James River, of
about 24OO bushels, was sold at IA cents for
red, and /, so for white Yesterday few sales
Of very superior machined Md. red Wheat were
made at l,2O 1,23. This morning, in conse.
quence Of the large supply on hand by the NIL.
lers the prices declined shade, though the guam.
tlty taken out of the market was large, not less.
we are informed, than 1000 or 5000 bushels -
Our Quotations of prices are regulated by the sales
of this morning. A lot of old Wheat was receiv.
ed this week from the Sasquehanna, and put in
TO store.
Corn-The market has been we'll supplied
with Corn this week. and the prices have been
pretty uniform at "a cts. per bushel for white,
aud &c cts. for yellow. Some Inferior lots have
been sold at lower rates, but parcels OF fair qua
lily readily command these prices.
Rue Small lots of Rye have been sold at 20
cts which price it readily commands.
Oats Several parcels were sold this morning
AT Sfc cts. Der bnshpI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-03
Young ladies' Seminary.

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .4snph Street, bciwee's
King and Cameron.
EXTILIIAM NJ JONES informs his friends and the
w public that the duties of his School viii be re.
sumed on the first Monday in September next. La
tin, French, and the useful branches Of complete
English education comprise the course OF study
all arranged to suit different capacities In order to
produce habits Of industry and love for literature,
connected with othe facilities of the Institution is
Free Library of upwards of hundred and fifty vo'
lumes, carefully selected from the best authors to
which gradual sccessions will be made. AZ neither
zeal nor attention will De relaxed, he hopes from the
experience of teaching Female School eleven or
twelve years, and attending particularly TO the i'm
provements made in the science OF Education, he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction 10 his patrons
ExpermentsIly knowing the good effects resulting
from examinations and operation o. those inter
ested lie respectfully invites them TO call frequently,
and witness for themselves his system of instruction.
and the regular progress and proficiency OF his pupils
Teachers among the most approved and best quail
fed will be employed 10 instruct in French, Music,
Drawing. and Painting
Aiexantra, August 2, 18}2-3m