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Southern planter., 1832-11-24

On Sunday last iho Rev. Dr. Hurley administer.
Cd Al ST. Aunuslino's Church, the "Holy Sacm-
ment or atlse Communion rites, according 20 the
Catholic forms, 10 from eighty, 20 one hundred
young girls whose ages varied from tento sevcniecn,
or ihercabOuis The scene is stated to have been
unusually solemn, impressive, aud beautiful. They
each wore white robe, and veil 10 correspond
an Interesting ceremony was performed. The wn.
ter, whowss requested 10 furnish few sianzas up
on the subject of these remarks, would respectfully
take the liberty Of refsving those Of ss readers f
any thero arel aha are IN The habit Of prescribing
the Catholic Charch and faith, 10 the last stanza,
acknowledging himself al the same time, not mem.
Der Of that Church
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTICE.

va COMMITTED to the Jail of Ami,e
,&s3~ County, Mississippi, by Charles Da
4EH Wis, Esqr., as a runaway, a Ncprc
w Man who calls his name PRINCE
'A---ss3aboute40 years od--dark complexio
has stout whiskers--obout FIVE feet 10 inchc-
high-has sundry articles Of clothing Said ne
gro says he belongsto TO John Adry, ofAnakapas.
Louisiana
The owner Of the above negro is requested to
comply with the law, and take him out ofJaiI
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff &, Jailor
-, Anitc County
Liberty, Amite Co Mi
June II, 1899. rs
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

[sELEcTrDl
LIFE.

We nre oFn We laugh We weep;
We live; we droop We del
All wherefore do ye laugh, Or wocp' NI
Why do We live, or diel
Who knows that secret deep
Alas, not
Why doth the violet spring
Unseen by human eye .Iaa.0
Why do the radiant seasons bring
Sweet thoughts that quickly hyi
Why DO our Fond hearts cling
To things that die
We toll --through pain and wrong ItN
We hght,-and fly:
We love We lose. then, ere long.
Stone dead we lie f..I
o life = al thy song
"Endme and die 4"
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

Sweet virgin Innoccncel to thee belong
The starlight musings Of an evening hour.
Chaslo tho't aud wofd--pure spirit breathing song
The lay Angelic. heard 10 Eden bower,
Which fancy cfowdswth bright sefaphic throng,
Whilst closing reason owns her magic power.
Then bc my thoughts pure Dian q dream,
To suit thr music Of 20 sweet a thems.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

T. hARPwicH, Master,
wal leave New Orleans regularly every SaAy.
aGy, Tor the above ports, at 10 O'Clock. Al ,j
por' Adams at l2 o'clock, on every Tuesdav. ,Dl
baton Rouge at an early hour on every WsdSesio,
morning. so as to enable passengers on the coast
get on board during day light.
FOR FREIGHT OR PASSAGE, 0aping sgpersr
apply 10 the Captain on board
New Orleans, Oct. 1889. dfuo
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
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a WAS COMMITTED to the Jail
OF Amiie county, on the l7lh day
N Of June, 1889, by Charles Davis,
-A%ZN ESQ. negro man who calls his name
hA%(JOllN, and says he belongs to John
sfXST son Jose, living in Aiakapas, Louisi
S~s1f9 ~ ana said negro is Of black complex.
ION, about 30 years of age, 5.feet
* inches high, has scar above the righieye, had
on when committed blue cotton pantoioons ra', ,oS
roundabout and,old shoes. The owppr oC s,;d ~
gro Is requested to comply with the law and take
him out Jail
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff g. Jailo,
Liberty, Amite County,l
June IL. 1882. eg
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

Upon Sabbath morn, IN robes auayd.
Which seem'd as bright as those bright Angels wear,
A hundred Virgins al The altar laid
TIE eugp foundations Of their pure hopes there--
A1t not lhcso earthly hopes which bloom 10 fhde
"And waste their sweetness on the desert air.
But ulo1e which live when beautys bloom has aed.
To bear their spirits up when they are dead
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

II olI--lkhoWn as Waggoner Jim)--hl
he runaway between ST. Francisyille and Nalcbe-
apparently about 81 years old, yellow compIexicA
feet inches high--has a scar on his rigb, len
pie and one near the right corner ofhs reht eve
Disk had on when committed, old linnen paniaIocns
checked shirt and cassinet coatee.
The owners of said negro is requested to guy
charges and take him out Of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff g. Jailu
Amite County, Mississippi
Liberty, Amite Co. Miss. Sept go, 1889 10
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

Did not some Angel leave her native Skies,
Aud then descend TO Earth on mercys wings,
And bid those gentle prostratc beings rise,
Whilst pride st dulter'd az de feet Of kinesf
Aeres pride may sink lest wisdom ope his eyes.
To see the beauty Of diviner things,
p 'en but TO view 20 fir scene althis.
bills the rapt soul with thoughts Of holy bliss "A
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTICE.

& !. :: u. u. y. y. /. !. = !. !. !: :
- WAS committed to the Jail ofAmh
k1N2A 's3S, by Charles Dovig, ESQ. Depo
AAO 'n named DICK. who saws h, L
AN hgs 10 Cotton g. Wakefield. r,p
~ ~ aders-that he was4purcbssdh
ea"--~ en- IN Fleming County, Keniua,,
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

For Fort Adams, Bayou Sarah, Fausse R,,,
Port Hudson, Port Hickey, Baton Rouge pl.
quemlns, Dondldsonpilie, and all intern,d..
landings
The well known staunch Steamboat
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

There. brlghteyod innocence. fair virtues child,
And maiden beauty ia the bloom Of youth,
Religion a hel altar saw, and smiled,
10 SEE thcm bow before the God Of youth,
Ere this worlds cold hypocricg beguiled
Hopes which. when poisond BY the serpeafs tooth,
Too oft retain the venom 10 tho last Ii, ~
Till SIN and sorrow, life and death are passed
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

What were their virgin vowsl as cheste a. snow,
The purity Of virtues charms to keep;
70 ply not religions namo--to know,
Those early hopee thar trust % ihiih, shall feap
n not their full reward On Earth below
Yet, wheu'theis spirits waken from deaths sleep.
~ that they I've tor who are borh to die,
The harvest Of eternal Joy on high.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

Presumption, henee that would pronounce on Earth,
Their spirits destiny, nor dare condemn
lhat deep embosomed faith which here gives birth
To hopes a. bright as those Of thine in them.--
Lot sweet Religion prove their moralw WORTH
Dim not the lustre Of the purest gem,
That nhinea the hr ghteat in the human heart
TN IL last pulse shall cease and life depart
-philndslphin. Oct II. lsaa
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
Fort-adan1S Steam Boz,
LINE OF PACKETS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
THE substantial and fast running Steam Bo,

STRornER CHM, Master.
WILL hereafter ply as a regular packet bo,v..
Fol' ADAMS and New Orleans, leaving Fori Ado.,
every Saturday at 8 o'clock, p. nj and T~;
every sunday at IL O'Clock. For freight Or M
sage having good accommodations, apply on bo,,l
Fort Adums October l2, 1882. Aims
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

n BALTIMORE RACES.-The Fall Meeting for 1882
NE over the Central Course, will take place on the It
Tuesday 23d OF October, lin lieu of the 5h as was adj
verised, and continue 4 days as usual.
FIRST DAY.-A Sweepstake for years old colts and
hlcs, two mile heats entrance $500 half forfeit three q,
more TO make race TO close and named by 3d. and ON
the same day the Chateau Margeaux stakes gentlemen
who are TO ride their horses, single heat of two
miles, entrance 500; nine subscribers and closed
SECOND DAY.-Thc post stake for all ages 4 mile
heats entrance $500, p the proprietor add $1,000
subscribers and closed VIM II. Johnson, John c. Ste
VEINS, Jas. Nj. Seden and Bella Badger.
THIRD DAx.-Proprctor's Purse, two or three mile
heats Gas will hereafter be determined by the club for
$500, entrance $I5
FOURTH DAY.-The Jockey Club Purse free for all
ages, mile heats, for $1,000, entrance $50.
me health OF Baltimore and its vicinity being restored
ana The Races on this course coming previous
the important races in Virginia, the proprietor will calcu
ate en- afordng good sport
j. M. SELDEN, Proprietor
Octoocr ~. 47-2t
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~ STOCK OF horses having increased TO a number
1vn that renders it nconvenieR to keep, have deter
mined on dsposing OF large portion of them on terms
at must DC satisfactory TO those who disposed TO p,,r
chase.-Among them Stations Gncluding La Fav
ee') Brood Mares, Colts and Fes ofal ages NV stock
consists OF Archys, Gobannas, Charles La Fayetes Med
terms accommodating. resolved to reduce The nun,
ber and bargains may be had, if immediate application is
made They will not be offered publicly so that all who
are iesrous TO procure valuable stock of Horses either
Tor The Turor for breeding had better not delay their ap
P"C"uon' JNO NJ. BOTTS
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IN Y-VGRGINtA.--At Rules holden in
n tho Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for the county Of Buckingham Oh
Monday, the first day of October, 1882:
James Scott, executor OF John Leslie, decd who was
executor &c of Robert Craig, deceased, and Daniel Call
asreeelver, &c PllfIs.
against
Thomas Pstteson and Sarah s. his wife, Maria Couch
Thomas A. Winirey, John s. Winrey, Eli Ballowe and
Sarah his wife, Samuel Wnfrey, William Ballowe and Eli
zabetb his wife, Charles a. Scott William Anderson Will
Ham Turner, Mary Ann Turner, Julia Turner, Robert
Turner, Sarah Turner, Ellen Turner, John Turner and
James Turner, the only heirs of Fleming Turner decd
and George Booker and John Forbes, Trustees, Defts
The defendants, Thomas Pateson and Sarah s. his wife
Maria A. Couch, Thomas A. Winfrey John S. Winirey
III Balowe and Sarah his wife, Samuel Wnfrcy William
Ballowe and Elizabeth his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according the of As
sembly and the rules of this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants this
country It's ordered, that the said absent defendants do
appear here on the first day of the April term and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and copy of this Or
der he forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for two months sccessivey and
posted al the opt door OF the Court House of this county
Copy. Tese, II. ELDRIDGE, G. G. S. G.
Oetober ~ 47-wSw
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Sale OfHsIOOdcd EIOrscs.

HMAVING determined TO devote my attention excIu-
n n sively TO other matters will sell at Fair Field
near Richmond, the day Of the Jockey Club purse
one OF the most valuable studs Of horses in the United
Sates among them the Merino Eve, (c dam Of the cele
brated Johanna, Tor which $4,000 have been oered and
a her progeny, consisting of four colts; by Arab two
by Medley and one by Tmocon; a humber Of brood
mares OF the most approved blood my whole stable of
horses now ~ training, and stations by c dozen or sim
gle one; the whole credit Of six and nine months
for approved paper aud without reserve
sept. -, 1882 til-W JNO. MINGE, JR.
u Sale by SELDEN s. CLELANp, Anctioncers.
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NOIiCE.-l shall the Goth day of October inst .
at Wilmington, in Fluvanna county, offer for sale to
the highest bidder, the Escheaed Land in said county
whereof Joseph Wilson died seized comprising about 400
acres Tbs Land IS situated Immediately on he Big Bird
Creek and IL considered inferior Land i'm the county
OH Of lhe rivers will attend personally with any person
VINO may wish TO purchase and shew the Iaud, with a
pa, thereof The terms OF sale are, credit Of twelve
eighteen and twenty four months fbc nnrscbascr iy
Oohds with sufficient security lo the payment of fe pur.
chase money WALKER rlMBERLAKE.
EScheafor Qf F2ucannd C0npfu
Vc' q 42-Ms
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THWUST SALE.-By virtue ola Deed Of Trust, exc
n cuted TO MS by Carter n. Bradley, of the county Of
Buckingham, bearing date the goth OF April 1929, and
admitted TO record in Cumberland county on the 22d day
OF the same month, for the purpose Of securing to Daniel
mccormick, OF Prince Edward, the payment OF sum Of
money in the said Deed mentioned we, the undersigned
Trustees, or either Of will sell public auction for
ready money, in the town Of CarersvlIe before McCoys
Hotel on Saturday, the 10th day of November next all
the said Bradeys portion interest Legatee OF land
negroes money, debts, belonging to the Of his
father, William Bradley, deed.
JOHN G.. DANIEL, lr,
WIN. F. RANDOLPH, s ''us'eS'
Oct. ~. l7-w3w
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NoilCE.-On the second Monday in November mex
That being the 18th, and Louisa Court day, SHALL
oy my agent oiicr for sale, public auction pre-
Muses. all The Property, real and personal hold in Louisa
county, subject however, TO such hens may of record
IN SAID county The property which oferis the follow
me place on which live, known by the of
Louisa Court House, of which, as il has been heretofore
offered Tor sale and particularly described, deem it pro-
per 10 say nothing more than that il is very valuable
PERSONS Wishing TO purchase, examine it, at any time
previous to the day of SALE Twenty slaves MANY of
winch are very valuable and well acquainted with all
KINDS OF domestic business-Aso, variety of furniture
kinds. - US
Thomas Price, jr of Hanover is hereby appointed nv
sole agent, who will direct the funds arising from the
sale to the payment of such of my as are secured
ny mems Persons who have liens my estate are par
ucuary invited TO attend, the sale will certainly take
place. and as such will be considered as purchasers
lot 'asn. JNO. Nj. PRICE.
W" 10 47-tds
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M0TTLEY & BALDWIN take This method Of say
I'VE ing to their friends, that they are now openiag
their supply oil FALL GOODS. Having been induced,
IN consequence OF the extremely low prices in the Nor
thcrn markets to lay in an unusually heavy stock and
ing determined TO have nothing unreasonable left on hand
next Spring, they can and will present great inducements
to their friends aud the public at large 10 patronise them
Al those who like TO buy and desirable Goods peyV
cheap as low, certainly, they be had at retail in
any market in this country, respectfully invited to
give us a call.
Farmyille oct. 10 43-v5w
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BY RITClEIE a COOK.

1 Tho ENQUIRER is published twice week, generally and
thrcc times week during the session OF
Price, the he'ctooe Five Dollars payable
vance Notes OF sharcrcd sPoccpayng banks only
colvcd in payment The Editors will guarantee the safety
hing them by mai the all writers
OF No will BIO discontinued discretion of the
Editors until all arrearages have been paid
OCT Whoever will the payment of papers,
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono
assumed by in this its environs.
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WOW

MGllON.--All persons are cautioned against receiv-
" ing or trading for bond for $40, executed by the
subscriber 70 Joseph G. Winged Of (Hanover0 as exc
Charcs and Matt for the present year Notice IS hereby
gwen That will not pay the aforesaid bond nasmuch a.
VIC ssu Wngneh (by his own acknowledgement harbors
contrary TO law, and the provisions Of The bond
October 3. ff7-2J SAMUEL $. MYERS
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JaGuelIn Y. TnYIOr

AS received by the Equator aud Madison from Lii
- verpool, and New York Packet from London, and
oy the late vessels from New York and Philadelphia his
TAU supply OF goods consisting in part OF
mite and mkt napt cottons and plains
hose, whitney, striped and point blankets
rearnoughts, bearskin and petersham
white, red, green and yellow lanncls
w he patent Welsh flannel
Bue-black and fashionable cloths
Double milled drab cloths and vestings
Blue, black, drab and mkt cassmeres
Lopdon hats, umbrellas, and soaps
Bombazets, ratncs, and merino circassans
Bombazines, fancy stufs and schalis
Worsted daihask, morcen and fringcs
MIXED, blue, brown oxford and striped satincts
Cambrick jaconet,book muslins, and Swiss goods &c
Irish linens, lawns, diapers and shirings
German and British oznaburgs
Italian Gro de Nap and other silks
Sewing silks, threads spool and ball cotton
Merlno shawls, gauze Grape and fancy handkerchief
Caicoes ginghams, and printed goods
Brown bleached plaid and colored domestics
lasting, metal and suspender buttons
together with the usual variety of goods be met with
in retail store.
Also, on consignment, large assortment of Brussels
kiddermnser, three ply and Venetian carpetings and
rugs which are offered for sale low in any OF the
Northern markets.
Should purchasers be prevented from visiting this city
rom any cause whatever, orders will be executed TO the
best oil the advertisers ability.
September 20. iO-St
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NollCE-The Subscriber being DESTROYS of removing
10 the western country, offers for sale his TRACT of
LAND, wherein he lives in the county of Buckino
ham, on the Middle Fork Of Slate River containing 500
acres one hall OF which yet clear about 200
oil Low Grounds OF good quality, and in good heart to-
gether with the cleared Land The mprov are
good Dwelling house, with three and passage
Kitchen, Barn, Dairy Tobacco houses, Sc This Land
hes In healthy wealthy and popular part of the county,
hve miles from the Court House, adjoining the lands of
John Morris, VIM sbell, and the Estate of VIM H. Per-
kns' there are three or four good Mills within that
distance and various Manufacturing Mills convenient for
the reception of Wheat 1t is deemed needless to saw
much oil said Land, person would purchase without
lrst viewing the premises But this Land evidently is in
eror to no Land in this section of country for the growth
OF Wheat Corn and Tobacco, and susceptible of improve
ment at almost any period As the Subscriber is deter
mined to sell, he would sell bargain
Oct. Pa ANTHONV JONEc
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Hides, Lcathcr, &c. for sale.

AsdcS, Feather, &c. for sale.
AfA6h SPANISH Hides, of different qualities,
n WV 300 Calcutta kipskins,
Richmond saltcd slaughter hides and cafskins,
Tanners oil, bark mills, curriers' tools SC.
Leather OF all kinds finished or in the rough, bought
or taken in barter
Zooo sides Northern sole leather of all qualities by whole
sale or part of side,
Wax, russell and grain upper leather of all kinds
90 doZ. Philadelphia and other call-skins
Boot morocco, seal, lining and binding skins
2OOO lbs shoe-thread OF all qualities.
Boot and shoe trimmings, tools, lasts Sc SC
Skirting, harness and bride leather,
Hog-skins, bag hides, sleep-skius sc.
Buffalo leopard, bear, and hair seal-skins
Fish-skins, web of all kinds cut lacks sc.
Sdddlery and sader's tools of all kinds
Sadde-trees, serge, dee's hair, SC
Chaise and covering hides, patent leather,
Morocco skins, coach-lace g-handles and bands,
Coach-steps, wood springs moss, and gig bows,
Stage, wagon, and gig collars,
1000 Fair Richmond made plantation shoes,
Cash paid for country hides.
Oct. l6. tf6-wfw w. & ]. G.. CRANE
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~ disposed for TO reduce heavy stock by sell
ling Oh at COST takes this method OF announcing to his
friends and the public He has to offer them every
~ IN the HARDWARE LINE, consisting in part Of the
Following Goods; and is now receiving from New York
Phliadelpha and Baltimore, further supply, which will
render his assortment full and complete.
He particularly invites the attention Of country Mer-
chants Builders and Mechanics to both his stores the
one at The sign Of the Cross Cur SAW, nearly opposite
the Bell Tavern, the other the GOLDEN ANVIL lately
occupied by James NJ. Johnston, Agent.
Coal and wood stoves, various patterns
RENDERS brass and wire
Shovel, tongs and pokers
And-rons, brass and iron
Draw plates, do. do.
Coal scuttes, copper and iron
Tea kettles, do. do.
Tea and coffee pots
Tea and table spoons
Tea boards and walters
Shutters and snuifer trays
Coffee mills and oasers
Candcsticks, lamps and lanterns
Wire and hair sifters
Frying pans, grid irons and grdtlcs
Waffle and wafer irons
Trace, halter and well chains
Sad irons and wagon boxes
Castings Of all kinds, sheet lead
Cast, double shear and bstercd steel
Sheet iron and iron wire
MOusehOle and common anvils
Coter-key'd and common vises
Smiths bellows, rs, 30, 81, 81 and sc inches
Sledge and hand hammers
Screw plates, double and single hand
Bench and moulding planes of every description
MILL pit, crosscut and hand
Augers, patent and common
Steel blade and iron squares
Rules lockwood and ivory
Axes, broad and narrow, Cons's NasoA's, and other
makers
Files of all kinds
Locks of all kinds brass rim closet and moyce
Hinges, screws and sprigs
Nails and taoks cut and wrought
Rat aud mouse traps
Bride feathers, English and American
Bits and stirrup irons, steel and plated
Whips coach, crop and twig
Walking
Girth webbing and girths.
CUTLERY.
Ivory handle knives and forks in full sets
Buck, buffalo, and bone do. do. i'll sets and dozens
Pocket and pen knives
Scissors, razors and straps
Cutting and hay knives
general assortment of brass ware
Curtain pins, bed joints, SC.
Surveyors compaSscs and chains
All sizes of Baltimore glass, factory prices
Segars OF various qualities
hiapes' celebrated snuiIs
Cosby's best chewing tobacco.
LOOKING-GLASSES
Mantle, pier and dressing glasses
Swing and frame do.
PETER JOHNSTON,
Surviving partner OF Robert Johnston s. Son.
October 10. 47-3t
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is BROWN STOUT AND LONDON PORTER
- Received few days since, via New York 80 casks
Hbberts Brown Stout and London Porter in quart and
pint bottles; also 10 baskets Champagne. Comet brand
for sale. c. & C. f. WARWICK
October ~. i5-ovvE
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HNNGLlSH MD FIuEN Oh academy for Young
u Ldd'eS-d'RosPEcTUs.-. He'ui4ues aisi Mr..
PerSic0, respectfully inform the public OF Richmond of
their Intention opening, on the ls OF October inst C1aS-
stcdt, Day and boarding School, for limited number of
young ladies' embracing all The useful and ornamental
branches requisite for finished Education.
Mrs Henriques having for nine years been PRINCIPAL
ounshng Institution of the kind in the City of PHI
ladephia, from whence she brings unexceponabe re-
commentators atters herself that her association with en-
esteemed Teacher as Mr.. Persico, will enable them 10
in the most sanguine expectations those Parents who
may honor them with their confidence.
Course Of Observation-Disclosures rthographv Trans
auon' Grammar, rhetoric Logic and Composition in the
Engsh ana French Languages; Arithmetic Book-Keep
ing, PenmanshiP, Universal History Mythology; Astro-
nomy, Ancient and Modern Geography with The use Of
the Maps and Globes Delneaon OF Maps Natural His
and Botany. -
COndtiOns-lst. As a regular systematic series of in
strucons will be completed by each in the term of
one scholastic year, pupil can be received for than
that time The scholastic year. consisting of ten months
VIZ: from LIST October LIST OF August divided with refer
ehee 10 terms OF eleven weeks each
zdiy The French Language being the language of the
SCHOOL, none can be accepted but those who are willing TO
learn and speak that language.
3dy AS the same Teachers will devote an equal portion
ume and attention to all scholars the charge will be the
same for all ages.
Terms-Day Scholars, both French
~ ana English, $50 per Hnnum.
B B2X dRaaTdffSSe ruo,ng tuSSn, boarding, isn
washing and bed. do 800
Music, Is pcr quarter
Drawing and Painting the Italian Spanish and Latin
Languages, as well as Dancing and Ornamental Needle
work, extra charges.
Those who DESTROYS of learning French exclusively
may join the classes at $40 per quarter
For further particulars inquire the Boarding House of
Mrs. Nelson at the House street, lately occupied
as a Boarding School by Mrs. Broome.
REFERENCES.-Il Philadelphia.
Rev Philip T. Mayer, DIR. Samuel Jackson,
Rev. Mr.. Cushman, Dr. j. Togno
Steen dc Bile Danish Charge Mr. A. Bolmar
d'A1fares, F. Durand
II. Phillips, Esq. VIM. Lybrand,
j. Price WeherilI, Esq. Thos Shcweu
- Laws Esq. John Nc AIi,ter
Henry Carey, Esq. III. b. Rand
j. Diamond Esq. &c Robert Brooke,
VIM. Whitman, Esq. c. Weber.
Oct II. 45-n