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In this Thursday last after and painful i'll
Dr. Benjamin Waite Case in the 63d year OF his age.
Seldom has our town and its vicinity been called
to mourn for the loss of so useful citizen Doct.
Case As physician he not only learned and
scientific but hgy successful in the application of
his knowledge to the practical objects of his profess
sion. Of the truth of this assertion no better ev-
dence need be adduced than the high reputation he
possessed and the entire confidence reposed IN his
Kill by numerous and intelligent circle of patients
As citizen he was active, jealous and patriotic
i'm support of every measure, which tended to pro-
rnote the honor, interest happiness and prosperity
of his country.
As politician he was a sound democratic re-
publican, always to be found among the foremost in
support Of those principles which recognised the
people the safest depository of all political pow
pr. As man he was distinguished for an inflexi-
pie frmness of purpose, laudable benevoence, un-
Teared industry, independence Of spirit, and
lance upon his own resources and exerons which
20 difficulties, or dsappointments were able to
|nguish. Possessed Of such qualities, in addition
the less conspicuous but not less valuable merits
an amiable and concatory disposition, disinter-
sickness, and desire to diffuse around him the
pmforts and enloyments Of domestic life. il would
strange indeed If society refused TO mourn for
e loss OF such man. To the sympa.hies Of his
iryIving relatives, his numerous and arden, friends
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SHIP .NEWS-PoRT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

AKKIVED.
Nov. Brig Atahapas Drmmond, fn Bangor, ir NYork
Schr Signal Baher, fu Albany, fl Boston.
Bnfs Sarah ~ Phebe Tyler I'm Somerset fr Deer Isd
Eneine, Burgess m Kennebec, r Fal River. Schr Jane
Corhel, fin bingham.
Schr Mary Clash, I'm Boston fr York. Sloops Hun
ress, Gibqs fm Prov. fr do Gaopng Tiger, Sayery fin
Wareham, fir do,
- " 10 Schrs Lucinda, Mayhew fm Macha r York Angc
nora, Towle, fn Newburyport, fr Georgetown
ENTERED.
English Sch Herald, Lyons Dorchester ~ Is.
do Sally HoIse, Baker, Boston,
do Crown, Baker Boston.
Soop Hero Read n. York.
do Vcoy, IIeo,b, do
.- CLEARED
Brig Sea-Bird, Can, New Orleans.
Sch Herald, Lyons, Providence.
do. Caiedaia, tmes, Ames Boston.
sloop Candace, Brown, Fall River
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For Sale, or, To Let.
TuyHE Harrison Farm called situated in the Neck,
southwest part Of the Island of Rhode Island, about
mile from the of Thames Street, containing about 1G0
AsoA wo-stoy dwelling House, with Store attached in
BrOad-st
And the ScrewIouse and lot Of Land in front Of the first
Baptist Meeting house.
Also FOR Sd
5000 lbs. of the first quality Merno WOOL.
600 MerinO SHEEP. 49,
y Fouryearold OXEN.
3OX-CARTS-two with wide wheels, and wd,
narrow
4COWS.
3HORSES. 3
4 Fat, and lean HOGS ,r.
90 Tons HAY,-igs, qiaiy on Philips FaruG
~ do do.,- do do. on Hnrison' Farm
800 Bushels Of CORN, in Ears.
300 do Of OATS,
A CHASE and HARNESS. and 80.
A WAGON and HARNESS
Apply 10 GEORGE S. S.IIAZARD, or
Oct.e2. eptIMh. JOSEPH MARTlN
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Torn Council, Ti,erton, Norember 5, 1884.

Torn Council, TiyertOR, Norember 5, 1884.
"HEREAS the town council Of the Of Tyerton ON
w the 9th day of October 1884 appointed committee to
survey bound and mark out highway which had been by
sad council adudged necessary, who have duly made report
that they have eyed bounded and marked said high
way which the DIV ding line between the
Of Fall River and Tvoron and 10 son,ehy direction
through snds Of the heir Of Richard Borden WIN. r. Rod
man &c Notice H. therefore hereby given to ali pesons
tere'ed 70 appear ey Oh before said council be first
Monday n December ai u O'Clock VI at the Stone
Bridge IIoe in sad Iyeon and be- heard Tor OF against sad
report By order Of -5d Coun,i 1Sf SRiK Cou. or.
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ANIMAL REAsoN.-Above all that we have ever
read of the indications of reasoning faculty in an
imals, the following narrative is pre-eminent A
surgeon ofLeeds, in England, walking in the suburbs
of that town, found little spaniel who had been lam
ed the surgeon carried the poor lame animal home,
bandagedl up his leg, and after two or three days
turned him The dog returned to the surgeons S
house every morning, till his leg perfectly well.
At the end of several months, the spaniel again
presented himself in company with another dog,
who had become lame and he intimated, as well
piteous and intelligent looks could intimate thai
he desired the same kind assistance to be rendered
TO his friend, had been bestowed on himself
". y Transcript
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A drunken brawl is thus described in the paper
of Salisbury, N. c., where it is said to have hap
pened. Such proceedings disgraceful, and is
hoped are of rare occurrence -" 1t appears that
during d drunken frolic between,a dozen or more
associates, which was carried on with great despef-
alton for long time no one of the party, however
being able el at the close Of the Battle, the
of the quarrel. One of the individuals engaged in
the fight lost part of his lip, and another part of
his ear, & the decaptated earwas sewed on the lip of
the other sufferer by Al tailor, who formed one of the
company. Allengaged in this disgraceful transaction
were SO completely intoxicated as to be entirely in
sensible of their proceedings"
A Paris paper says:-"We have Just received
from our countryman, Nj. Brunei, the assurance
that the famous tunnel under the Thames will be
continued. The British Government is about to ad-
vance to him seven millions of francs to finish this
splendid work.
A Strong PuH.-While the celebrated elephant,
Kioney, was on his way from Lyons to MarseiIles,
meeting cart with six horses in the mire, he forth
with lent hand-or rather trunk-and drew them
out upon hard ground: for which service he was re-
paid by drink of wine. 1t should have been
barrel
MURDERER TAKEN.-Michael Skies, who killed
Batson Fentress, at Mount Pleasant, in Norfolk
County Va on the Oath ut, has been apprehended
and committed to the jail of Elizabeth City, where
he will be detained in custody until demanded by the
authorities of Virginia.
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NROM the collection Of VIM. Beckford, Esq. o
II Fonthill Abbey.-Thss splendid work of Art i
founded upon and illustrates the 9th chapter of tho
Revelations, from the 10Th to the 18th verses dis
playing the grandeur of tie prophetic vision in al
its sublimity and appalling splendor.
1t has received the Acknowledgements of the first
judges of Europe, painting altogether unequaled
for poetic power, and beauty of execution.
A few impressions only remain of the beautiful
mezzotinto engraving from the picture, and may
be had at the
Size of the painting, 9 feet inches by feet g.
Open from 9 A. NJ. to 9P. NJ.
The picture brilliantly lighted in the evening
dmittance-25cents-Se tickets-50ecnts
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PROVIDENCE
BOSTON.

The Boats will leave Providence at ~ O'Clock Newport
att p. NJ. and New-York at4 M.-The above Boats
propelled by low pressure Engines anu heavy copper boilers
Oct. - tf
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LIST OF LETTERS,


REMAINING IN THE PosT OFFICE, NEWPORT RI
NOVEMBER 4th, 1884.
c. Persons calling for them wiu please say adrer-
tised,' as they are placed in sepsrate Dor.
A.. Mrs Marchoa
b. Mes.r. G 4 L Perry
Mary s. Barker III /. Palmer :.
ID. Rubeno Bailey
Gyes Barney John Reynolds
Willard F. Babcock William Round,
James Browning Joshua Rounds
Z.
Thomas Crowson Thomas Sweet
Capt. Loring Corheu Peter Slocum
James NJ C. Campbell CaptFredsrck Spocner
Capt Ebenezer Coman George Serrs
Joseph X. Crandall Mrs Ann Smith
ID. Hannah Salisbury
Daniel Deshon Catherine Slocup,
Daniel ID. Demoanvil T
f.. John C Totten
Capt John Edmonds Peleg G Thompson
Phebe Ann Fills William Thursioa
q. w
G. H. Greene Peleg Fwaite
H. George Wachman
Eeas Horny Elizabeth White
Noel Hathaway Mtddiefoarn
Andrew IiapIn Gardiner Iillbridgc
Stephen Harris Joanna Mitchell
j. Timothy Peckham
r. ~ Johnston Jamestora
Peter Jochel George Anthony +.
L. Phebe Coon
Reaman Lee Irish :"
Capt Dwight Leonard Mrs Brady 30
= W Lyon Patrick Conton
Capt james Ia,deu James Culinane
NJ Mary Darran
Benjamin Martin Matthew Hughes
Aaron Morse Elllnor Mccormack
Andrew Melville Ann McIaliy
Daniel Maxon Martin Ryan
James McCoon
II. r. CARR. Postmaster.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

AT Providence OH the 18th nit Mr.. VIM. T Hawkiu
port n. Y. to Miss Ann p. Dennis of Portsmouth
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possess the power. he might well have the name Of
Emperor Will not the people be struck by tho fact that
those intelligent INGREDIENTS attribute the late pressure
mainly to the restrictions deemed neces<y he part Of
me BANK and that by an abandonment mis- SYSTEM pub
Tic confidence will be renewed and the community reliev-
cd Ought an institutions welding such large pc and
exercising such an exclusive influence The inn
porsn concerns Of the country, be tolerated ire
sponsite hands, in any hands nness o5soiuely ncces
sary 10 the essential ends Of government The very fact
that class oil respectable compelled petition
ts o'osted and hesriless corporation tor feei they
Were slaves OF the Sultan, il enough for say with
N,f.F b--'nncompromug hostility TO the Bank say
WIN YOU, in relon to its late -Tneo Danaos
ct dOnd Jercnfes. AN OBSERVER
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MARRIAGES.
:. MARRIAGES.
Married, In Stafford
" Me1uie, john Mooeore Esq to Miss Frances Dasis
DEATHS


llatd 10y '@ ~ " De"Ja"'u r.
Departed tbs life AT tho residence her father Price ps.o,
% e oVsn w Mr. Frances Ciovei the Of DR.
herenred ho.hand MIS- Goves had been deeniry for
nole year lew weeks before her
evidences
"a, JOY uioogh the ntonng Of Christ.
peJ on Tho 21h June the residence father the coup
entered hi 3is Mr. William BERNARD Tsus n the
manhood has he leaving an aged and
"ei. am youthful SISTER, lament the
son. ana inc only brother, Hod circle
gre, Tue os OF their much that tho
sne's, OF mrs Old acquaintance in many respects
saos For IN him there nj soira
tpn too, OF sensitive ond
TO noble conduct Al his dealings the world were chnrsc
eised by horay and honesy pst the man.
~ ms he was and conng
ever enP, to insult
JYy to weeks and dou the s Of his existence
eovey oil their friend This peaks language which Knows no
NEST prsssey ie tell
ancient ard respectable family he himse aged
and bis sister ATE all Of the that he leaves behind
Dai M residence Of her bpsbap county Of uc
hu'sdsy The 18th Dst Mrs Louisa George
noohc IN all the cuons she niy aud society,"
o. the deceased through ls truly exemplary. As
cndety a foudly
"ird nnl misire.s, kind gent
fs he was endcad aud will be
a. TO- her modest beneyoencs, which
charity to from te Heavy, indeed
husband and afflicted chidfco but there
70 be tound In the OF life
h death For she had been rei
eon OF Jesus Christ and that she ard sincere tho
hnei OF h death clearly attess On her bed before
expiring nature her counenance placid unruacd
when ho expressed her unbovndd
tho OF her which
ac 10 tho Lord from hcnceoh; that they from their la
bots, and their works do FOL ~ tbeus''
the 3Ot Of
eighteen %9nh Charles Carroll youngest child Of D Joseph H.
Robins, of Fraukiin county, Va
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SIR You deserve tie thanks Of yonr counirynen for
bringing on hst"Specklcd Bird" 70 display Of his rartv
colours. Under pfeieuce Of 6ery zeal a,si,,s, 49,, By
rlamaon The Richmond Wing has done some mischief 10
the kepubIcsn cause generally, and might have done
mnch more 70 southern interests but for his late exhibition
The Proclamation, in some Of s doctrines was LsJ
en0uEj bul II ought 10 be fccoecied, that many very
many, were made Nnlibers Ivy c thrssts Of the Naon
a and oilers o. their services 10 march South Carolina:
and by heir talking loudly Of hanging drawing anj
qnsrerng John g. Calhoun. Osghtno We Nniifefs hen
seriously 70 enquire what substantial goods 10 be gained
ws c'h 70 De avoided by joining these Nationals in
,her desperate w1iare against the Administration The
Editor Of Tie Wing tells US, they will Laugh II us when
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"a ~ EDLroRs or 80 rnn,,nn,

GENTLEMEN: Please state In yo1r psper Ia, 90 lie
second Monday III August, At King Queen Court. house
Vhai heing Conday,) the ends OF the Administrator
VIII appoint suitable persons, to meet gentlemen aopot
ed by ne counties OF Caroline, Essex Alddesex and
King william a. Essex September Court in Tappsi,sn.
no'E (ha' 0ei"g ne time and place Gred an To deter.
nine on some gentleman that will tfuIy represent US in
The enming Congress Of 1886 aud 81 The district bav
ing been 20 sbomiuably m'feprcsented by VIM r. Tav.
lor' ana seeing no probability Of his feOrmaien drives
US 70 'De present course. VOTER.
King s Queen. July 2l. 1871
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a. FRAW BERRY PLAIN will be rented To the highest
~ bidder the premises, Saturday the Goth instant
SAMUEL Nj. BOCKIUS, Trustee.
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and FOR SALE.-By virtue Of decree of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv If Ire
county OF Louisa. pronounced the 18th day Of Anil
1881, IN the suit OF James NJ Tce administrator die bons
MN OF Patsy T. Tfiee, deceased aad also administrator
ne tonis nan Of Martha G. Trce, deceased pIeintia
against Edmond Pendeion, John b. Pendeton and oters
we eh' as Commissioners, Saturday the 23d day of Au
gust next proceed TO sell 10 The highest bidder al Cuckoo
ye m the county OF louisa, credit Of IL months the
Land IN the complnanps bill mentioned containing about
10 acres adjoining the lands Of AnoBy Peay Mary Wad-
~, and Others, aud being the on which the said
Tree now lives, in tho county OF Louisa aforesaid Tho
purchaser viii be required to give bond with approved
security for the purchase money.
WILLIAM VOOLFOLK
HUGH GOODWIN, JR
JEREMIAH G.. HARRIS
July 20 % w4w
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We talk Of the Consitution-that they know no Consil.
uon bu, interest Shall then enlist with ther under
j. e Calhoun 10 behalf OF the u. 8 Bank, because in
ie4i, lo,ninous perod their party IL in power, (Clay
As II that same party in power could not lust as easily
increase 30 TO 10 millions, in lSf1. Can YOU aud l. Mr.
Ctookshsnk, be either fooled Fighter such as
tins! Shall We therefore, enlist under slhoup and
60 All IN our power TO perPetuse alike the charter the
BANK and the slavery OF chijren- Enlist for such
purpose, under John Caljw ell Calhoun went TO the
Sena'e pledged TO the State Rights party TO do All in his
power TO repeal the "BLooDY BILL" but of this
mesniy tracked to Henry Clay! II = Carolinisns be
made of such materials cannot believe there are many
W ginians like them.
In this exhit, msde by the whiv YOU have brouyb,
ou', chart (quodd the Bsnk) ol Mr. Leighs political
course-a Choir, which. II TO not greatly mistake was
traced out I'm part al least, 10y Legh's hnger-yes
oy Senator Leghs own finger! The Wing dec
the people murh longer
VIII Ii>t notice the ludicrous folly and Inconsistency
into which the "Speck,d Bird" has led his FOL
towers Al Que moment they represent jackson a vo.
lent wiIlcd, ungoveruabe Tyrant and Despo In The
next breath they he is under the "excsiye man.
lore they give you time 10 say-Genemen how ia this
they give Pan Barren all the odiun oF oil That liz bad
tanl with them there is no hing gool) Jaeksons nd
sn'nisfrotVn! He Is the Magician that works the
wires That work The "KlIchen CAhinet to make tina,
governsble, innex ble Tyrant'-and "D,s.
pot risk every hug for the salvation Of his Country
That cunning Yankee, Jack Downing, hose only oh.
Jec' Is TO lob esquire Bidle's bl'-n,ake book and
hi his pockets, has led some weak people a,tray.
"on'd 1t not be well for the people Of vi ginia 10 stop
rae great men, by nominating p o. Barbour for President
and Martin Van Buren, Tor Vice President Yet my sill
~er buckles TO pinch OF rappee every mouth of
ueni would be opened TO reyie this and faithful De
iSccra More especially that Of the great Wing
oi State Rights Adeu for the present.
Yours, &c. ISAAC BICKERSTAFF.
AT Home, July % 1881
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THVHOMAsC. AMOKY, ATTORNEY al Law, Vas.
n f0 in Choneery, AID C0mmissi0neJ for tokfng
DePosHo0S proposes, in addition the fbOve avocatous
TO transact General Agency business. Hs will collect
and secure debts or merchants and others either by suit
cced Of trust Otherwise against persons n Gloucester
King & Queen, Middlesex, Matthews, SC. Sc-and take
the dispositions Of Witnesses ding in Gloucester county
TO be read evidence according the act Of The last
Va. July %. 2i-w6t
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months duration. which 10 other respects, 10 unparalleled
ne never took any advantage the hunters term IT, by
doubling but boldly straight onward and although the
idurets which hung his horns In his run through the
swamps near New Orleans good deal tcipped aud
TORN by the bushes in this last chase yet they stuck
AMI the last time he seen, they becoming quite
green again
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EROTETOURT sPR1NGS.-The subscriber having
q D recently Purchssed the above property from tho
executor OF Charles Johnston, deceased, tenders his sc-
knowledguent those individuals who pafronised him
during the IS years which he kept the Hot Springs and
hopes That they will favor him with call At his new resi-
dence where he them they shall od every thing
calculated 10 promote their health snd contribute 10 their
comfort and pleasure The buildings ofthc establishment
are OIL brick-commodous aud elegant, and uniting In
high degree neataess and beauty with comfort and cOnve-
nience. HEZEKIAH DACGs.
February 8. ss-Nem
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NJ The renting Of Strawberry Plain is postponed until
Saturday the August, when it will positively take place.
SAMUEL Nj. BOCKtUS.
July %. 21-2t
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10 TIL EDITORS.
Hanover g. H, ED JuIy 1ssI
Presunng that your subscrbers feel soma n,esst IN
we recent election IN THE county, for Representative 10
ne Congresso Of the u Sistes TO 81 The vscancy oee,son
ed ~ he resignation Of late Distinguished but prrse.
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JESSE SNEAD.
RICHARD REINS.

p Son the promises, and not far from the dxcilio
much resorted TO- doubt might be rendered v,I,
bic II proper attention paid 10 il: there being am
pie accommodation on the premises for fifty visitors
Richmond, July 26fh, 1894 oio
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WUST PUBLISHED, "Rsndoph's Letters" TO Young
81 Relative embracing series Of years from early vou
10 mature manhood, and for sale by n. 1. SMITH.
June 10 n a.
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Hanover C. H., July 20 aIV,v w. Z

a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The under.
N signed, Tor and In behalf OF the Virginia Bspt., Elm
cation Society," offer Tor sale the Farm on which their G.
lnary Is ut present located, called Spring Farm, ,b
lormer residence OF Jacob Mordecai Esq living on H.
Brook IarDpke, four miles from The city OF Rcbmond
The Farm contains 24l OF aml, well adapted o ,b
growth OF corn, whea oa &c. and affords about 80 acres
OF excellent grass land which very valuable on
OF lie congniy tote city The buildings are ample and
all In good repair: consisting OF Dwelling House win
six rooms above the cellar which finished Kicben
Meathonse two Barns Corn. bouse Carriage house ana
Hayshed together with nine small buildings fted n, or
the accommodation OF the students with Garden contain
ing eght acres ~ land, well enclosed The Farm itself
is well enrlosed-hree hundred dollars having besn 81
last year Tor iha purpose r
Persons wishing TO view the premises will plea 10 cal,
ON Elder Robert Ryand the Principal Of the Seminary
who lives Oh the premises. The purchaser can have The
privilege OF seeding small grain &c. this fall but full
possess on wiz not be given until The FIRST day Of January
nea when one third OF the purchase money must he
paid, and the remainder ia two equal nslanents on the
iTst days OF October 1885 and 1886 Application either
written or verbs TO either Of the subscribers as TO price
&c, will be attended 10.
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CouirEyN1csTED

a., g. =. COMMUNICATED.
At Court OF Monthly Sessions heg, and ed for The
county OF Caroline, on Monday. July I4ih, 1884:
Allan b. Magruder, Esq, Attorney practising in lrs
Cour'n an eloquent and appropriate address in which
set ioth IN Rlo~ ing coors the and sacrifices of
the iIusrious La Fayete Ia the cause of human liberty
offered Tor adoption the following resolutions:
Hes0Ued, That lie death OF lusfiious Ia Fsvete
affects W. with The most profound regret; that whether we
regard the trying and perious events in our own
history IN which he has been greatly dising for
The zeal and consistency with which in the OLD world he
has ever advocated the Of rational and free
mrni lbs claims upon gratitude, our admiration and
Affection have received force from every successive
act OF his life
ReS0iDed That TO the People oi the United States espe.
caly belong The RICH, and duly OF rendering homage to
The memory Of one usIous in every cline and hose
pre-emncni er ices ~ The goonies period OK our Rcyou
uoDary struggle justly cnie him TO every sentiment Of
generous aud eiul affection Of which we are capable
Resofred, Tksi In token Of Our sincere sorrow for f
death aud reverence Tor hS memory the officers Of hs
ConH viii wear badge Of mourning Tor the space of
three months; and recommend their fellow citizens
throughout The county TO adopt similar mark Of respect
hieh we're unanimously adopted and ordered 10 be.
entered upon the minutes Of s day procc edngs. From
the minutes. Copy--Testc.
BENNETT TOMpKfNg IL q
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S25 For Tui'iOn, exclusive of French.

go or ullOn, exclusive oil French.
Fees for toard and Tuition always able in alyance-
The present session commenced Oh the 20h of July
lion. NM. II. HARRISON pyi,r;noy
s. Pupils coming by the Richmond Stage will leave
their baggage at Mermans Tavern Powha an whence
u will conveyed TO The ACADEMY. w. III. ii.
guy ~ 2i-4 &w2ws
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cused fellow citizen, Andrew Stevenson take tho ear.
lest opportunity in the reeess Of business communicate
no result thereof: