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GATES BIRS.


GATES vs., BURS.
In tunes 1t defence Bq1 all Gates
In tunes OF peace Gdft all Bars.
"A Farmer must be rather an Az kN ard man wht
cannot make common f,rni gate, and duh ma
lhematiclan VIII" cannot calculate the advantages
OF using them instead ofba $, IN all places where
the business OF the farm requires frequent passing
and Requesting Letus suppose the detention OF
a man ana team, passing Through pair of bars. 10
be hVc minutes more than through a gate and that
ne only passes AMI ic passes each day for one
hail u the year, tns bars ute generally left down
one half Of the ycar,) this would armour, to one
houl each week or three aud quarter days in each
year. Nalnng The time of a man and team at
one dollar and fly cents per day. the detention
would amount 10 four ,ollats aid eighty seven and
ha'i cents each year or ut seven per cent the IN
terest upon sixty five cents. From THIS sum de-
duct four dollars aud sixty FIVE GEMS, which will
build first rate gate, and SIXTY five dollars remains
MS the true value of il. 1t requires but Little
time 10 make good farm galt linn to make par
CT posts and bus, elthrr OF winch may hr rcpal ed
during the winter. Gates may be hung upon posts
set deep N the ground, framed to a sill IN the
either post which most cilccnnlly secures them In
their places. Btsidcs bong economical w,ll butt
gates add Hueh TO the general appearance Of well
conducted Turning establishment II - by sfftff
| attention To thousand ii.tc namclcss things thai
farmer acquires not only property bat rcputa-
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SAYING ) FOR FARNYl;S.


i Storm like rust, consumes taeter than Labor
wears whist the used key Is always bright
9 pos thou love life Then do lot squander
time, for that Is the stuff life is made OF
; The Sleeping fox catches no poultry
lie that rseth late must trot nil day and shall
scarce overlake MS business at night
3. Early 10 bed and early 10 rise, makes man
healty. and wealthy aud WISE.
6. lie that lives upon hope Ill die lantins--
industry need mol wish.
7. There are not gains without pans
8 "A, the working mans mouse hunger hooks IN,
but never enters
9. Plough deep while the slusgards sleep, and
you shall have corn to sell oI keep
10 Onc to-daV IS worth two 10 olnrrolrs,
IL. Handle your tools without mlttens-o cat III
gloves tches no nice.
IL. He that by the plough would thrive,
Himself must either hold OF drive
10 The eye Of a master will do more work than
both his hands Not to oversee wofkmen ~ to leave
them your purse open
II a little negligence may breed great mischief
for want ola nail the shoe was ost--ior want OF
shot the horse was lost and for want OF n horst
the rider was lost
Is. A tlt kitchen makes a lean Will
lG If you would bc rich think of saU'n2 rs wei
as getting.
II What maintains one vice would ualn "
two children.
II. Bcware ofltttlc expenses-a small leak wi
sink great ship.
10. If you wculd know the want Of money, g
and try 20 borrow some for he that goes borlo@
inc gOes sorrowing.
-. Pride Is as loud bcgsar as want aoa
great deal more saucy.
81 PRIDE breakfnstcd with plenty dincd viii
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VOL. X'I..-NO. II.

ferry, leaving the counsel to gaze witt, wonlcr at
the mn eulous of bis locomotive powerss
Of which bu, the DAY before he had been seemingly
deprived, aud also 10 relcc, upon the creduliry OF
thoso who had heen SO successfully duped by ~,
arch in,postot. IN. Y Cos.
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CueumIers-A new way of raising cucumbers
is as follows Take an empty Hour barrel, with
one head out bore hole through every s'aVe hsar
the bottom !; fill the barrcl full of manure DIG a
hotc in the ground aud Sc, il in say half WY up
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

ann Pouder.-Frcsh milk slowly evaporn'ea
over fire will produce d:y powder. THIS Is to
he nut in a bottle and closely ,orked. When wish
ID for use n suitable quantity - dissolved IN wa
ter. Itw, 1t i. said, have the taste and all the pro
perties of milk
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Breaking NJ S'eeys.-Yoko them carefully, and
let them remain quiet until they eat their food
which generally takes place IN the course OF one
day. Yoke them again the next, and put them be
hind par of old steady cattle and let them stand
till they become familiar with them. This gcner-
ally takes but one day. The day following yoke
them agar, and put them behind the oxen as be
fore, pu, them upon the tongue of a cart or sled
they being now accustomed 'oho oxen before
they will readily follow without whipping Oh
beating They will soon become kind aud gentle
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NOTICE.

itAuRsraNT y q decree pronounced hy ~
! Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancr,,
fof the county ofAmLersi on the l4th day OF Sep.
ten,ber, 1882, in the case of the President ID rec
,ors and Company Of III Bank of Virginia, and the
resident. Directors md Company OF The Farmers
Bsnk Of Virginia, against Rrhard IIauison, Nan
cy sh. Ids John Penn, LINES S. P.ndieion, Rich'd
Burks. Wm. Turner. Henry l.. Davies. Sterling
GIsihrne, Rich d n. Bu,ks, WIN. Morgan, in his
own r,gtt. aud as The surviving partner OF jain NJ
Settle 81 Co, Chapman Johnson, Jphn l.. Hayass
Thomas Aidfijge, GUsiavus A. ROSE, Marin Lon
Jon, Wm. Pei'h snd Wm. Mcdaniel The Under
81 ned, a Commissioner appointed for that purpose
will. on Saturday I'm August nsai, upon III" pre-
misses in the said decree mentioned, Bnd at the
dwelling bouse Of Richard HARRISON, in thr coup-
- OF A,uhefsi prosec 10 sfl!. at public anc'io",
credit Of one and two years tot equal portion
81 The purchase money, taking from the purchase,
IT purchasers, notes negotiable and payable at one
II the Banks in Lynchbnrg, satisfactorily endor
sd, the tract u Land, 'nafd in the county Of Am
a.rsl, whereon the said Richard Harrison now
ligi 5, and conveyed aud described il The deed Of
trust OF the 2Ist OF August, 1921, AMI filed as an
exhibit IN san Cause. The legal title to the SAID
Land VIII be retained until the purchase mo"ty Is
paid. CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY, Com.
JsIv IL ds.
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Splendid l'ianu-fortes.

/ntlE Subserlber having contracted with Mi.
u r. r. Besk'n. OF phadelphia, Tor supply
of Furniture, offers Ia the pubic selection Of
Plano Fories, (one most spendid)--an elegant
s,.eboard--a sci d Dinme Tables, &c which
may be seen tive doors a'o,g the Post Ohicc, and
npec.,,e the 81 r,esbyi.rs1 Church. The a.lmi.
rsfs Of awe.ty .pn,J piauos, particularly re
oaes,cd 10 CALI where they may be supplied at
reasonable prices aud TO panctual dcatois IN az
comloJating terms.
Also, on hand for sale, u few Cola and Silver
Lever Watches, on the above terms, pnj gene
raj supply of Groceries, &c. at his Old Stand, one
door below Liberty Warehouse. Country produce
will be taken in barter, ut liberal price. The
public generality arc invited to call.
s. w LEWIS.
Ivnrhburg July 2l 6,
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NOTICE..
nURSUANT to a decree prom

nURSU ANT to decree pronounced by INC
II Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chon.
Gerry for the county of Amherst on the ION day o,
April 1882 in the the case Of Isaac Rucker nnd
Ambrose Rucker against Richard H. Burks, WI
liam Shelton, Richard Burks, William Ware, A.
chibald Robertson admir-. Of Isaac Iinsley, deed
Fleming Coleman, Robert Tinslcy Alexander
Tinsley and VIM. X. Roane, the undersigned WIZ
on tho 3Oth day of August nex,, on the premises
in said decree mentioned, proceed to sell at public
auction on u credi, Of twelve months, taking from
the purchaser Of purchasers bond with approved
personal security to tho payment of.he puf-
chase money, the tract Of land in said decree men,
<iioned, which is described in the deed filed IN sad
case, as situated in the county of Amherst on the
east side Of the Tobacco.Row mountain, and lying
on or near the road leading through Crawiofds gap,
and contains one hundyco and eighty four acres.
RICHARD N. EUBANK, D Sheriff for
Ed. Winston, Sheriff Of Amhcrs, county
Aus.f tbs
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y u. Ea,~o, }B.d,,r1 al Campbell es.~-


The time has arrived when i Is OF III issi n
postance that change IN the syst, OF hush aa1f
as heretofore prae,lscd 10 this part Of Virginia,
should be commenced Tobacco has been, for
many years past, and still Is. the staple Of this
country Bu, fn wood lands, upon which cur
Iobaccohas been thiefiy made, are nov Gu down.
A resort is consequently had to lots, which, absorb
all the n1nGrc that al be made on our farms, and
the residac Of the land. being unassis,ed. is coon
Impoverished by annual cultivation. mud its value
necessarily impaired Hence, the increasing en-
igraiion OF our people 10 the richer Lands IN the
W.st, which, ifeon,nued, will IN few years re
ducc the Old Dsminian 10 very low grade tn the
scale of the Union. The Counties OF Bedford and
canp.,ell are situated IN the same pn'aeI below
the mountain with Loadoun aud Faugu,er; The
sci ard topography OF the country are in every ro-
spec, nike and il Is well known that these latter
counties equally impoverished by the cuiiva-
ton Of Tobacco. Necessity drove the planters
therc 10 become farmers. Tobacco was totally laid
aside, and grasses and grain substituted IN ITS
place in consequence of which fields that were
laid aside as too poor for cultivation, by judicous
application Of the various manures nided by clover
and plaster are now moro productive thon when
first caered The price Of their Lands is stead.
lily rising, and cmlgro,lon, is scarcely known. The
farmers there raise their oyn horses, tal,'r and
lDgfi nc immense sums OF money winch ART
here annually borne away by the traders from the
West, there appropriated 10 the improvement
ofthcr farms in building barns, mills, and COM
Portable dwelling houses thereby contributing, ms
well to the arengho of the state rs to their own
independence. Now, il is believed that this I'M
portunt change in their system Of husbandry was
brought about ina great degree by the stimulus
given to industry through the medium of Adnicur-
ruRAL SocrriEa, III which the united wisdom of
the most Intelligent Of their people beng collected,
the causes Of the evil clearly oscerla'ncd and
the proper remedies applied And why may VIC
not do likewise Similar causes produce similar
effects II is only necessary, therefore, TO COM
mence the work with energy aud spirit, and The
happy effects will soon be developed and this de-
llghltul country will soon be covered with ields
Of clover and yellow inrycsls, our people will
become con,cnted and naPry, and stop will bopu,
to emigration.
~ IS therefore propo'cd that meeting Of such Of
tho Farmers Of Bedford and pbell, us may feel
an interest in promoting tho improvement of their
native State, be held, in NV Lospoa on the Bis,
of August, for the purpose of organizing an Agri
oRiin,af So, ietg--Ncw London is proposed As The
most central point between the upper extremity Of
bedford and the lower extremity of Campbell
Tho public accommodations nso IA New London
will he found ia every respect adequate 10 the &C
cas- ion and for holding All Auunal Fnlr
July, 1888 MANY FAR MERS
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VlRGlNli--At n CONT held for Nnl.ouJ cunt.
court house, Monday the gath ia, If Inn .. -
" iHliht T. fGrhl III, fiu. afainst Nilli,nt : ?
!af,is iia,dch ami Young HaN kIns, pefis -'ti5t
On tho motion of the Pain,i6 bv Counsel .. l.. 81
bill and 1t appearing Ia iin saii faction # IN.
the defendants, VIM :. tibcl, IL ln ,,it.., ~
COnimonw eaiili, uiid hout tie JgrisGi.tt- III
u Is ordered that the dcfeudapls jaw. H., sO"t
Young Hawk be restrained from INV To- - ~
away, or otherwise dbpusing of any motley, ~
other effects IN their hands ing 10, or bcligf5. -
SAID william ;. Cubelll to the Of E.rv i n nc
SUBJECT TO the Plaintiff demand aud the future order
drcree OF this court concerning the saIe. And II !. e. e
ordered that The said W illiam = Cahetl do a,prsr
the fourth Monday III September neat. and ans,.t
bill Of the piaintl, aud ioi cory OF this oidct Ia
with inserted III the Nlre,iah, newspaper puhErI :
the town of 1y nchbnfe for the space two is.r,l
cesssey, pepious Ia SAID das, aud another ea.x i,
posted at the trout ioor Of The cour hou.c Of IN
copy--Teste. sp. GARLAND ,tt2s
July IL va IN
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NEW GOODS,

ESilE subscribers have now the pleasure OF IN
III forming their friends and the public NJ Isrgc.
thai, from recent purchases made al the Nagth by
ono OF the firm, and caret.y selected, their stock
vs. entirely complete Thcy deem II unnecessary
% give Mist of their goods suffice it TO say that
thclr stock embraces almost every article IA the
Inc OF Dry GOads Gr0ccricS, H., dtrtfe and Cut
!efn--ln this, is included an extensive selection Of
Hats, BJOts and Shoes of all descriptions From
purchasers they respectfully ask call--they are
confident that they afford as good bargains Ell
her 'ede'ssdlc OF retail, can be offered in this
market,
Their Ware Rooms also open for the rcccp.
ton ofal sorts OF produce 10 be shipped OF sold on
commission, Particular attention will be given
to the receiving aud forwarding of goods
NOWLiN, HUNT & Co.
Nav 90
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july 90


VIE Commonwealth Ut Virginia, 10 the ahc-
n riff Of Amherst county Grac,rg Where
rs in an ,ctlon Of debt lately depending in our
county Court OF Amherst COUNTY, between Robert
2. Shelton, plaintiff & Robert Camm d Robert l..
Coleman, who signs his nsme RI. /. Coleman, deien
dnnis the said action O. debt was Ear progressed
in hn AT rules held IL tllc Clerks Office of the said
Cou,t,on the frsl Monday IN January, 1888 twas
ordered that Judgment be entered for the pnintt
against the tetemdris feT lie debt and interest III
the declaration mem onoa and the costs and the
SUIT being thus situated the sad Robert p. Shelton
departed this life intesatc,a las II Is said, and admin
straton ofall and singular his goods, chntiles ana
II, Shelton, his administrator ;-Nevertscless judS
ment in the aforesaid action still remains to bc had
and whereas the sail Samuel II. Shelton, admins
tor as aforesaid, hath suppcatcd, us for a proper
remedy We, therefore, being willing that right
and justice should be done, command you that you
make known to the said Robert Camm and Robert
L. Coleman that they be before the Justices of our
SAID county Court Of Amherst, a, the court house
on the Sd Monday in August next, to shew, If any
thing for themselves they have or say, why
The action aforesaid should no, be proceeded in, 10
final judgment, according to the act of tho Gen
era Assembly in such made and provided
And have then there this writ. Witness, Robert
Tnsley, Clerk Of our said Court, AT the court house
the 10Th day Of July, 1882 and the 5s,h year OF
the Commonwealth. ROBERT TiNSLEY.
July Is 4w
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Ut IR1ii NIa.--A Rules held ~ tb clerks oicr o -
ford the 1t day nf Jay. i-ti IT. Ia,rtA Ma,
widow and reiCt of james Mari dec. oh,it shelton
Matilda has wifi, lhit MAJ ilda Mar, William sui auA
Elizabeth hs " il. late EhIilcth Mari, John Mnrr,
james MNt Mari T. Mar lsat x. Mari Tho
Wainmr right aud rnt his wife. latc Sarah Nnt, Aei
bru>e X. Mari, Ambrose Mari and Ca.oinc his WIZ,
aud Frances X. Mar, VIII Oh SaIl f. aucr. is
under Il who ly her friend III
Zibrlh Mari, Titf-. Hgfiu,t Alexander Mlrr SURVIVING
admir- Of James MARI drc Alexander ID. Mari Of
James Mari, John James Morgan and =, paIa
vel, infant children aud heirs nj law al Sophia Mor
dee, Da, III Joncs Anthony Rnekrf. Eur uf Aphtose
Rutker dec Garland Eueker, Amltn,r l.. Ruetcf.
Mnza Peters. Kclard Iiolsun, Jr Ran ley Rather, " h
A. Hardy. iNor al Joseph llt;3> dee ,ftCha'd ID. NNs.
lanes ~ Watts W IN. II. Saunders, " IL. Watson, n
chs las Miker,on, Ncitnlas w Over and john W.
Holt Ex'or Of Thomas v Jones, dec. Dol s.-in Chan
cry.
The defendants Alexander Mari Alexander D. Narrqaa
Raulcy Rather having entered their appearance
given security according the of Assembly and jle
rules sf this cour and ii appearing by satisfactory
tcuce that they not inhabitants u thu CommpH@ rnlt
order ed that thcy do appear here the fSi
the term, aud the bill ofte piuiis aad
Ais order bo inserted IN the Lynehhutg irgiuau o two
months successfully nnd posted the dom oils
coutt ho' Sc of ihis county, some count day.
copy-Tcsc, J0S. WILSON Ci.
Jnly II VIM
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= Amherst, pronounced the 18th inst IN the case
u Henry l.. Davies. admir- ofThomas 3. Hollo
WY, dec against Mcaiah camnen, and others,
shaltproeeed sell TO The highest bidder, for cash,
on the promises, Friday the 18th DAY of Angus,
next u tract uf Land mentioned IN SAID decree,
Tor The purposes .i,ercH specified. Tho said tfacl
Of Land IS sulposefitc contain 30 acres, aud Is
known BY til NAM ofGanidsns Cove, ADJOINING
the lands Of j. Powell, r. nh Fletcher, on1
others, and IS nov occupied by Marble St'nne
Those disposed 70 purchase are invited TO view The
premises It's supposed about two-ihirIs of sad
tract IS yet uncieateJ ami great part oft suiia-
nc cot the cuiluse oi tobacco.
LINDSEY MCDANIEL, Com.
July IL tlGA
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NOTICE..

SHALL o1l iot sale i,the highest blddcr,up-
II on the premises, and at the Dwelling House,
my trac, oi and in the county OF Amherst adln1n-
ingh BnlluUe Spiings containing ''5l acres lte
land is eomioItabiy improved, Wiih Dwelling
House and other oul Houses, and IN good lenalr
for crop and nom IL vicinity To the springs
would make desirable family residence during
The Snnnaf season. and is in every other respect
valuable, and should attract the attention Ut pur-
chaser The sal, Will be made the 2.'rd day OF
August next TENS accommodating, and inatlo
known The day of sale
JOHN w. YOU Nc.
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HOUSE AND LOT
OBLIGATION.

CARPENTER respectfully informs the
IL citizens of Lynchburg and lis vicinity that
he opened School on Monday the 9th Of
August, at the Masonic Halt Grateful for former
patronage, and The favorable light IN which his
late services have .bocn viewed, Mr.. {. confident
ly hopes thut no shall bo sustained IN his efforts 10
establish his School on a permanent basis. His
terms per session Of mon,ho, are, for tuition in
English branches, $l0-The Latin and Greek
Languages, SIS.
References. chiswcl Dobney, Esq Mcssrs. F
r. Bowen, Thos. Mckinney and VIM. Lancaster.
Aus /, 81
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NO PUFF.
China, Glass and Earthenwarc.

Warranted az Richmond arholesaie priccS-.a8y
article found higher, the money 10 be reiuaded.
HAVE now on hand large assortment of ar
l. rclcs in the allows line and expect by the first
arrival from Liverpool ar additional supply, which
will complete the stock, consisting OF the newest
articles aud patterns. Merchants who will favor
me with a-cali shall certainly find all that is pro
missed above, as my intention in opening in Lynch
burg was principally TO do wholesale business
Merchants who deal with me will please dis
seminate the truth OF the above promise
JOSEPH d. EVANS,
Opposite the Pos. Office
r,
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PUBLIC SALE
OF very Valuable Property.

I'm Friday, the Goth day of August ncx,, the
~ subscriber will offer nj public sale, the very
valuable plantation upon which lie now resides,
situated in the forks of Crnig's and Pat,orsons
creeks, in the county of Botoioui,, on the main
roat leading from Flncastle 10 Covneton aud the
Warm and lilo. Springs, and about II miles from
the former place. This plantation contains up.
wafJs of6OO Acres, and has upon i, two comfora-
bio DWELLING HOUSES and aSTORE
HOUSE, the latter now occupied by VIM. G.
Smith, two BLACKsMITH'S SHOPS, (ono Of
which is Of s,one) besides Barns and other neccs
sary OH, houses, and two cxcecn, apple orchards
There are upon said trnci, about one hundred
md thirty or hundred ADD forty acres Of excel
lent low ground, cleared and in cutivation-nnd a
good SULPHUR STRING and within shor,
distance is another tract which contains about
I 300 Acres Wool Land which will be sold
at the sane time with the above.
ALSO,
At the same TIM and place, will be sold two sets of
Blacksmith's Tools, Horses, Cows, Sheep and
Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
Farming Utensils including good Wind Mill.
This property is SO we'll known hat the snb-
scriber considers il unnecessary give any detail
cd description Of Il or laborcd culogy upon the pec,-
liar advantages winch 1t posses as u stlath for
n Tavern, or other public busIness-~he will there
fore only remark tina, il is w@i worthy Tie at,.n.
ton OF any pcrsoa Isiious oipnrchasing such pro-
per,y.
The property may be viewed at any tine pre-
vious TO the dav Of sale and the terms will be
de known upon thu day.
VIM. HENDERSON.
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Male and Female School.

<HiYE fir 1t session OF the School n, Elk Creek
Meeting House, in Amherst County, nca'
HorsIey's Mil, vii, commence on the 2oth day Of
August neat, under the snpcriptendcnee OF Levi
Bartlett, A. H. la this School there will be two
sepsra,e departures $, one for the male aud the
other for two female scholars, in both Of which
will be taught every branch OF Education usually
found in highly approved Schools.
The Female department will be conducted by
Miss Amelia liommsnn. of Phfiad, lpha. who Ia,
taught in South Carolina aud Virginia with great
satisfaction To her PATROLS and pupils
The Males v III he under the immediate tuition
Of Mr.. Barllett, oil New Hampshire, graduate al
Dartmouth College, who has been teaching sue.
cesstuIly IN Virginia for the last years. The
tuition tees are moderate, as will be from the
subjoinsd prices Tor the session OF months.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT
Orthography, Reading and Penman,hip 81 so
English Grammar, Geography anAl Atithme.
TIC, IL 90
History, Philosophy, Chemistry. Logic.
Rhetoric, Astronomy a0d Composition, II 90
Painting aud Drawing, 90
The French Language, 8 20
Muse, INSTRUMENTAL aud tuca, 10 90
Use OF Piano. ! 80
MALE DEPARTMENT.
orhography, Reading. Writing aud A,i,h-
mttic, 81 90
hlalhe maiics. Philosophy, Chemistry, AZ.
tronomy, Logic. Rhetoric. Composition.
Eoel sh Grammar, Geography g. History II 90
The Greek and Latin languages. 10 Oh
Strict attention viii be paid 20 the deplr,men,
Of the pupils, both in and out of school,
Board can be obtained in r. spectnble families in
the vicinity, at $50 per sess ion including wash
ing, lodging, &c. The Teachers viii board with
Mr.. Micajah Pendle'on. who will he prepared To
lake in n dozen more Female boarters, if early
application be made. Males may obtain bo srding
| NJ Alexander Munay's John florsley's, WIN. q.
Jotd.n',, Wm D,llnrd's aud Col, job" Dllsrd's
Should mois Female boarders make nppiicat,on
han Mr.. Pcudleton Con ODDS te 9th, rs IN the
neighborbood will put themselves in a condition
! to receive them upon receiving short notice.
Charles Mund., hicsjah P.od,eton,
Joseph D,,'nrd. Nm. &. JORDAN,
! Chs. NJ. Christian John U.rsLy
Isaac W. Walker, Robert Horsiey.
| Stephen W Christian. VIM. Ho,,lry,
| VIM. D,liard, Col. John billiard.
Alexander Nunoy,
July 30 4wwow