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~ ASSAU HALL.-1be Winter session OF the Col.
y lege Of New Jersey, will commence 1hursIay
the sixth OH Of November ensuing; and the instruction
Of tie CS'ses viii be conducted 10y the Fsculty, consist
ing OF the following GenllsmeD, viz:
James CsrnahsD, ID. D.. President
John Mdclcan a. NJ. e-Pfesieni and Professor Of
Ancient Languages and Literature.
Albert -. Dodd, a. NJ, Professor oi NJ Mathematics.
Joseph Henry, a. NJ, Professor Of Natura Posopty
James W. Alexander a. NJ, Professor OF Bellies i.eres
John Tofrey. NJ. ID Professor Of Chemistry.
Samuel l. Howell, NJ. D., Professor Of Antony and
Physiology.
Louis Hsrgons A. NJ, Professor OF French and Spanish
Benedict Jaeger, a. NJ Professor Of German aud tia
Ian, and Lecturer on Natural History
John H. Hart, A. NJ, Adjunct Professor Of Ancient
Languages.
Stephen Henry, A. NJ, Adjunel-Proiessor Of Ma,he.
mates.
Hugh ". wilson. A. ~, and George Burrows, Tutors.
Princeton, NJ J., October IA. 1G-5t"
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a AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a decree OF the
n Superior Court Of Law aod Chapcery, Tor the
town OF Petersburg, the Goth day June
1884, in tie OF Cooke and wife, against Friend will
be ycld TO the highest bidder the 18th day of Noyem-
her next the premises Tor cash, piece parcel Of
lnnd containing iyeghl three foods, and thirty
six poles being tenth part OF the Island, called Eppes
Island in the proceedings meniioned lying in the county
OF Charlie. City, nearly opposite City Point, agreeable
the plat and report; much thereof will be suf-
rien 10 pay the oil iee thousand two hundred and
twenty seven dollars aud eghiyone cents with interest
thirteen hundred and fifty three dollars and sixty
cents from the 2lsi day Of July, 1881 ill pail the
cost Of this suit JOHN 9. SrUBBLEFIELD,
Sheriff If Charles CITY county
October 3D., 1884 45-ids
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ENDUCATlON.-The Trustees OF the Lagrange AGA.
Ii A denies wish TO employ lady competent to give in-
sirucon IN the usual brsnehes OF female education
GLIDING Music and Drawug-A knowledge OF the French
and Italian would be a recommendation.
Lagrange beautifully situated ia sanbrous dcnseIy
populated, and desirable neghborhood The fees prese
fall little short Of $4,000 per Uuqur st.nabe
limnnis OF character aud qualifications will be required
Address 10 lie Undersigned Lagrange Fsyeite Tennes-
see, post paid.
BY order Of the Board,
c. NICHE, Secretary.
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October Sd, 1894

MJOTiCE Will he sold, TO tile highest bidder, al the
1N late residence OF Edward Bass deed, OF Ches
terrified county, on Thursday the 9th OF November next,
II fair, IL not the next lair day. Sundays excepted) all
the personal property OF The said Edward Bass SEM decd
Except the widOws dower) consisting OF eight
likely young Negroes, principally boys aud girlsstock
OF horses, cattle, hogs aud sherphousebod aud kichen
fnriure-crops Of coru, fodder, oais. &c.--psntaon
utensils, singh char-aiso 2S Ia acres Of land all
joining the lands OF Henry W W4tkns the estate of Ro
land Bass, decd sc.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purchasers
a ire dollars their ecutng bonds with
appro'ed security, before e property is removed hear
interest rom The dare but the interest be reunited, II
She principal be punciuaIy paid. For all Of five
dollars and under, cash will be required.
RICHARD BASS,
MARK GOODE,
Oct. II. ll7--4tl Executors
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KNEDICAL COLLEGE. or SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'VE QUEEN STREET, under The superint endenee of
The Medical Society Of Sodh Cdroiind.-The Lectures
in this Institution will commence usual on the second
Monday IN November next The different Chairs will be
occupied by the following gentlemen:
u. Is. STRoBEL. NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
VIM. HUME, NJ. D., Professor OF surgery
%. SIMoNs. NJ. d., Professor Of Operative Surgery
THOMAS Y SIMoNs, Nj. d., Professor OF Theory aud
Practice Of Medicine.
HENRY ALExANDES, NJ. D., Professor Of Institutes OF
Medicine.
ANDREW HAsELL, NJ. d., Professor Of Maicfia Me-
dca.
CHARLES DAVIS. NJ. y, Professor OF Chemistry
FRAEcis Y. PoRcHER NJ d., Professor of Obstetrics
aud Diseases Of Women ard Children
II. Horny DEAs NJ. D., Demonstration OF ANATOMY
The Marine Hospital, and the Hospital connected will,
the Aims Icue in his city, under the direction of
the Facuity o. his College Clinical Lectures will be de-
Ivered twice week by two Of the Professors hich the
Students will he permitted 10 attend free OF charge Tue
Commissioners Of the Aims House. have berslly appro-
paied one Ward Of that Institution Tor the reception OF e
males during their AcCoUcHEMENTs. This department
will be under the immediate charge OF the Professor oil
Obstetrics.
To enable tho Student to become acquainted with dis
eases peculiar TO The negro race, the old College
converted into al INFIRMARY where such Medical gem
tlemtn as are friendly TO this School will send their pa
enls, and Give history OF each case with the plan of
treatment The Faculty arc sanguine in the hope oil being
thus enabled 10 concentrate upon their School most of lie
experience and talent Of the Medical Society an avsn
tsge where else enjoyed. No sn,rl shall be wantng
TO render ilds College worthy Of The patronage Of liberal
and enlightened public.
THOMAS Y. sIMoNs, NJ. D.
Dean ef The Faculty
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

NOrlCE.--The beau it'll Stallion, Eclipse Lightloo
In which have recently purchased at $4,000, In no
small honor OF his p4rentsge, the unequalled American
Eclipse and the ar-mcd Lady Lghtlooi. oil whom
syllable more need be said amoug orsemeD will stand al
tnyibouscln Msckieuburg, Va the season, (iS35
Gen,cmen invited to call AID him, he will only
be shown the Capital Square in Richmond. the las,
week IN December, and hrs, week in January sad reuI
TO his place. He is the vey likeness oil OF his best
ancestry, the imported Shark, the best horse that
crossed the Atlantic having upwards OF % 900 gune
before he lett England aud half brother the great
English Eclipse. The two E~lpses cannot be scpsed,
except by the light and brlancy OF Lady Lightloot
Oct. 2S G50-3l JOHN L. GOODE.
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William d. Hix, Merritt Hix. ard James Xix, Defls.
One OF the parties in the above suit not being an in-
habiIant OF this State, hereby give notice, that will at
tend at my Office Prince Edward Court House, State OF
Virginia, AT ten o'clock Friday. the 2Sih day Nove
ter next at which time all concerned requested
tend, with all their necessary vouchers aud papers pre-
pared Tor settlement. WM. BERKELEY, COMMIT.
October q. 5U-w4w
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I'm CHANCEkf-Nt RGINIA.-At Superior Court
III Of Law and Chancery, held Tor Prince Edward
~, the 29h OF September 1884:
William H. Veusble and A. IL. VeDabe, merchants aud
partners, trading under the firm and style oil w. H. We
habe & Co., plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-28
Ard like a scufvy politician, soom
70 SEQ the ihinxs thou dosi not"

ny Dr. 2. z Spencer. The Resolutions Of '0s and 90
as explained BY Jefferson and Madison They cannot D.
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THOMAS Y. sIMoNs, M. d..
Dean If The Faculty.
u. - STRoBEL. NJ. d., Secretary
Charleston, Oct ". Aim
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pc ofuoncy eschew the needy AMI unfortunate II l. in
furious TO The Iahong classes; because they receive no
iavor, aiJ have ie price oil the property they wish
q"'r- raised to the paper maximum, while wages remain
al the money maximum.
II tends to make aud 10 break fortunes by the flux
AMI the reilux OF paper. Prouse Issues aud sudden
fractions perform ,hs opera lou. which cau be repeated
like planetary and pesental visia,ons in every c, cle
OF so many years, AT eve,y periodical return,
tunes VITO preside over the hux aud xlux OF per The
last operation Of this Kind performed by the Bank OF Eng
iam' about i've years ago, was described 10y Mr. Alex
andet bstug IN ihe House OF Commons, in which
are entitled to ,e knowledge and brance Of Anne
rcan rzsns vi! read his description, ~hich Is brie
but impressive After describing tue profuse Issues in
1873 II he painted the action in the following terms
They therefore, all al once, sudden jerk TO the
horse Oh Whose ue they had before suffered the rtns 10
hang loose They contracted their issues TO condera-
Die exeot The change vas at once ie hrou ghout the
conn ry. Anew days before that, knew what 10
do with bis woue>: nos no one knew where TO get it,
"Thc London Bankers found necessary to follow the
same course towards their country correspondents, and
these again towards their customers and each individual
TOWARDS lis debtor The consequence obvious in the
late panic Every e-irous obtain what was due to
him. ran to his banker or 10 any other whom he had
c'Ain and even those who had immediate for their
money, took u back, aud let il lie unemployed In their
pockets thinking unsafe in otherss hands The ee
this alarm MAS that houses which weak went inn
niedia;cly Then second rate houses and IascIy
houses hch solvent went because their securities
were unavailable The daily calls 10 which each indiv
dual subject pa, out Of his power assist his neigh
hor Men were know TO seek Tor assistance, aud that,
too, without finding it, who examination OF their Affairs
were proved TO be wo,th, 200 900 pounds too no
held themselves secure that, asked months be
lore, whether they could contemplate such event,
would say II would he impossible unless the sky should
fal or some other event. equally improbsb should oc
cur
This is what done in England five year. aeo--it Is
what may be done here in every come the
Bank Charter il renewed. Sole dispenser of money! il
cannot omit the oldest and obvious OF amassng
wealth, by the lux and reux OF paper The game is ia
its owl hands, and the only be given is that
which have alluded: "1He Sultan is too just and
nieyejfid 10 abuse his potcer."
ITO be continued
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Cancer.

FEN dnd The art Of Healing, generally.
IA II subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
Of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish lis aid that he
has become compe,enlly acquainted by The Instructions
from the celebrated Dr. Lynch OF New York city, TO cure
that formidable aud fatal disease, depominalcd Cancer,
without tho use Of knife causlic but effected in the
same way aud manner IS pracissd by DR.. Lynch, who
has met with unparalleled W he treatment this
complaint aud sso that Of Fslula or Fiaiulo--As the
subscriber here now, from the City OF New York any
person wishing 10 be cured Of tie above named com.
plants, " please 10 apply Immediately 10 him. at the
Mansion HoGfe, Msiu Street
Richmond, JAM 8. w. w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from Dr. Lynch.
do hereby certify, that DR.. W w Marshall has bcen
under my instruction, aud assisted in my business,
which is attending 70 Cancer complaints, aud The Of
healing generally. He s now using my medicine I
think hn capable 'nd worthy the confidence Of those Of
nicted ID. LYNCH
The subscriber refers 70 Mr.. Day, Of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, Mir James Caskic Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel Dave, Main Street, Richmond MIR. Benjsmin
H1rfson, Of Berkeley.
Al letters must be poet paid. w. w. NJ
January 4. T--wn
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THE coNsuITA'rioN S|
when they do agree, unsnmty wondc,iu"HE Carrie.
sssns discovers DE- IA ard r Tory IN eoHsaa0n Pas"i 0n
Dr. Waig.-Ihs wild Irish pn,i.n, does pcster mo,o,
That what 10 do with him, im cuist ~ know.
Ivepromis'd him unodynes--
DR. Tory Anodynes stuff:
,,, That's my mode Of P.ac,iee
Int unluchily not much, I'LL lately, in nae.
DR.. Tory.-Pooh, nonsense, usk ids hew he feels
When Episure frasts, he prepares hi. live cois,
by hingins them in, 'tNiSt the bat- OF the fire..
And letting them wriggs thoro TIL they
Ne too, ssys" It's penIul'-"quhs makes dis heart
But "youv cells arc . vlo oleaginous breedr--
He would fam them gently hot Cook "No,'
And in short cels bora TO be ueatod Just
Your tender WING shrnks using HON M;
i;myscf. in my youth, are came to get wise,
TO style you, P.achum dl Lcckit, orod,-
We, Doctors must with the iimucss of Ude,
hndindiie en-, ike him so the i'h - oar .te~j
aA'' or00 like p Pas, ss ;eS general s"GI
Dr. HhigBut what, lfonos pacnt's deyish ,t,efse,
Or. TORY Coorce, sl Coe,co
fon',o l1s, ,, pc ei Dn, once you begin,
Aud sminagl who knows but old loy may take the
with tho cOmfol, that, while no re,i,c. on Lis pplr,
He's succeeded by oue just as--bad Q : hus~lf
Dr. way looking faueredIWhy, TO tell you tho truth, I've
Which you hoiped mako pationt las year,
Coos TO cupboard, and brings straight gag
And such I've enjoy his tavog, since thon
, - That Two made up my mod hc shall wear again
Dr. Tory embracing hpi-oh, charmingMy dear Wing,
Next to ior'ufng myself to help you ss pleasure.
. f9sssi,ng DR.. Whig.l
phsIeItishtcf.thc gag 10 the mouth, by all means,
Delght'ul;-aPs snug-nVt n squeak need you fear
You may now put your nnodyncs of iii year.
*Ths eminent artist, edition the work wherein
Popounds this mode purifying profess much CON
ce,ned at tho charge humsn brought ngan, practice but
ofproparing eels Tor the table
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THvHE subscrher offers sale his Farm in the lover
u end OF Henrco county, contsinipg more han Elk
hundred acres. There attached TO this fact about
seventy five scres Of swamp land OF superior quality
the greater part Of which s cleared, aud we'll drained
aud Il adapted 10 The growth OF whest, corn o,s and
grasses aud about 25 Of witch, are we'll Get 10
timothy and herds graSs There Is mari ia the neghbog
hood Of this lsrp and has be recently
1t, Of supposed cool quality Being snxous to dispose
Of this property, will sell bsfg,n.
also offer Tor sale, my stock Of cattle, sheep hogs,
horses, mules, snd oxen, farming utensils wagon cafs
&c, Ge.sl, or sny Of which, will sell pfivslely--
Should not make sale before The 10Th or December next
bold and kitchen lufnufecrops Of corn fodder osts bsv
&C, &C. Terms made known on application to purchase
or on the day Of sale g. A. BEESEE.
September 30 42-wH
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FETE School, which is taught my house, n the
b lower eOd Of Louisa, and about eight miles north oil
Goochiand court house, will he continued the ensuing
year, under the direction Of my sou, Walter c. Shelton
He laiely graduated at il4mpden Sydney College, and
IS recommended by the Faculty of that institution 10
The patronage OF parents aud guardians, 'ss nsuc-
Tor OF youth in all those branches Of education usu.
ally pursued in Academies aud classical Schools" His
price for the lower branches Of English will be SIS
and for the higher branches and L.in aud Greek 500
| will take few b"ardcrs at $65 for The schol.sGr
year Of 10 months each bosfder finding his bed oc
paying 50 in addition il furnished by me. The school
will commence tie 18th January next
Sept. g. f3I-wSs1 WM. SHELTON
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vdisS HUGHES respectfully informs Tie inhabitants
1vh Of Gloucester snd the adjacent counties, that the
bsnYenue Seminary will be open Tor tie reception of
young ladies on the FIRST Monday in October Her course
Of instructions embraces Ortbograpby, Reading English
Gismmar, Willing, Arithmetic Geography, the Eleponis
Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry; and those quail
he'd commence the studie Mofsi Philosophy History
snd The Evidences Of the Clri'an Religion Terms S1i5
Ber year llhe yesr containing ten monis for board,
tuition, washing, and lodging; payments made quarterly.
No young lady will be received pupil II she boards
out, who does not board in the Seminary Music and the
French language will be taught, for which separate
charge will be made Miss H. pfesumes, her long expe
The public.
September 2G. 4l-v5v
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EnUBL1C SALE.--By virtue OF Deed of Trust exc
H cued by William Tonsy to Colin Clarke AMI Jnl,n
j. Dickinson and the subs crber, bearing date on the 6
day Of February 1920 and recorded n the County Cont
Of Powhalan, for purposes therein mentioned Will lie sold
10 be highest bidder al public auction, for cash. at Pow
h"an Couil.bouse, The FIRST Monday October next
being court Day, negro woman named Nancy aud Ter
Frederick, also Two beds and lrnore one gatnsI
desk, one table, and one watch or so much Of he ssi
property as viii be sufficient to satisfy the purposes III
said DeedanJ such title % is vested in the subsciiber
will DO conveyed to the purchasers.
VIM. $. DANCE Trustee.
sept IL 37--wfds
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NoHN RANDOLPH, OF RoANoKE.-The stud Of
% HORSES belonging 10 his estate, Hore than 100
head consisting of Stations, Mares, Colts Fies and
lew GeidingS, will be sold at auction at the stable OF
wyatt Caldwell, at Charlotte Court House, Virginia:
the raIe to commeace Thursday, the OH of Ociobt
1854 and continue from day oday, uu completed Gre
dat Will be given until the LIST OF july lS35-tle purcha
ser giving bond With security, be approved by the
seller.
The May number, 1884 Of the American Turf Register
con,ns list Of the Horses down 10 1890 The foals
since that time, numerous
This Is believed 10 be the very finest stud OF Horses in
America MIR. Randolph frs-raie Judge OF Horses
and perhaps better acquainted with the pedigree and his.
tory oil the English and American Horses, than anv man
oil his day He WAS careful bre eder for more than 30
years, always sickler for pure blood high FORM He
imported two mares Than 80 years ago. and
several imported by oiher. He had previously owned
several mares, whose pedgrees back mares inn
ported about the time Of Janus and Jolly Roger The pc
degrees OF Mr. Rsndophs Horses are authentic beyond
question, and many OF them for richness and purity
notbe surpassed invite Breeders and Racers 10 attend
this saie and view the Horses Tor themselves they win
Ind, united with pure blood, plenty size and high
form. WYATT CAPDWEI ="
august IL 2S-vllO
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TO John Marlborough, augustus Carson, and Eg-
bert Carson


WOU will please take notice, that on Monday The 9th
n day oil October next between the rising and seting
oil the sun that day. al Hezrki.h Ford. tavern in the
county oil Cum berland in this Sste shall proceed TO
take fhe Dispositions of Stephen Cook and others; and on
Wednesday the 20 day OF the month between the
rising and setting OF the Sun that day. al the house of
James g. Anderson, in the county and State shall
proceed 10 take thc dispositions Of the said James b. An
dersoD-which DISPOSITIONS are 10 he read evidence in
suit Chancery depending in The Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Henfico county wherein
am pIantin and yoE are Defendants the taking Of which
deposiiong MT completed the days above mentioned
will be continued from day 10 day. at the Places Nm
III completed Yours, &c. RICHARD A. RISON.
September 26. AI-vAw
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TNNhPPAHANNOCK FEMALE SEMINARY e
u tablishsd Is17-Mrs Lucy " Gray, Principal Mis-
Lyd1 Booth OF N. y, Assist 1uoress-T mock.
VginA.1he Session Of this institution for fsaI-35 will
the first day OF October next The course
Of instruction will embrace Reading Wiling Arithmetic
Geography, with he Of The Globes and Mep Eogs
GRAMMAR Rhetoric, History, Natural and Moral Phoso-
ply, and Plain and Ornamental Needle Work.
u Dfs~ing end Pointing. aud Embroidery, will be
laugh, at extra charges
TERMS:
Board, Washing, &c. per annum, $ICO
TuiteD, 2s
Fuel .
Each scholar will furnish her own bed and bedding
Payment will be expected quarterly in advance.
Music Master IL engaged and will give Instruction. in
that science al $40 per quarter.
Tappahannocki August so $40
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HDOWHATAN LAND FOR SALE--Tle Subscriber
IA offers for sale the tract of land which she now re-
SIDES known by the name Of Mount Any and containing
oy estimation. Elk hundred and forty. three acres This
tract situated on the head waters Of Sales Creek about
six miles above PO1hatan Court houscis in COOL heat
and eontns about sixty seventy Of flat botc,
land most OF which now ccared and 10 good order
cultivation There is also due proportion wood land
on the tract With Of The Decssssty houses Tor farm
ing operaions and il is believed, IN The hands of Judi.
cous Iarner II might BIO rendered desirable pro.
Pery Possession can DO hal immediately for the purpose
Of sowing crop OF wheat this fall aud ull possession will
be given on The lst day Of January oex The plantation
VI" TO shown 10 any person wi-hing 10 view ii by my
SON. Geofge Booker who resides with the pre- misses
aud will receive proposals myself from all those who
may desire TO purchase. FRANCES BOOKER
September 20. 4l-wtw
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tOAL TAR Tor painting roofs, fences, boats ana Tor
" ackering tin, iron, &cA constant supply kept on
hand by The subscriber. IL s ready prepared paint
Is very cheap and The most common hand plantation
ean appy ItOrdcrs from The county gill be attended TO-
Richmond, Sept 80. l42-w4w-1 jN0. o. LAY.
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ARMONY HALL SEMINARY dufos OF
this Institution will be resumed on tho Let of DC TO-
ber III the building occupied the Last year Terms of
tuition in the higher branches Of English education
per year. Elementary branches $780, French Latin It4sn
Music, AMI Drawing at the usual prices-BoarJ Kiss
pei year For further information apply the Principal
HARRIET b. TURNER
September &c. n-6i
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EOHN d. MUNFORD, Attorney at Lar offers bis
~ professional services 10 his friends and the public
His Office is at his residences corDero aud 5lh siress
September g. 86-v4w
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NHLYMOUTH FEMALE SEMINARY Mrs. MIRA
N ANN SoUTHGArE will resume the exercises Of her
Seminary for the instruction OF young ladies' The county
oil King and Queen, the 10th January. 1885. The scho
Iastc term Will contain ten months divided into two ses
sions, with the nsual suspension in the summer.
The branches taught by Mrs. s. are Orthography
kead'ug Writing, Arithmetic, GRAMMAR Bellies Lettrcs
Conn oion, GeogrAphy with the of Maps aud Globes.
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Natural, Ancient, and
Modern History and the French language
TERMS Boarding and ws,hipg for the term of ten
months 800 payable quarterly insdvance with au add.
,onsl charge for French Of $I0-each young lsdy fur
ns,ing her own bed, bedding towels, and candles-Dsy
pupils will he be admitted $50.
No pupil will be received Tor shorter time than the
remainder oil the term after entrances charge
admission aud no deduction for absepceBed aud bedding
il furnished, So.
is extremely desirable hat parents would enter their
children at the commencement OF the session as il is ge
nera''y sometime before regular OF instruction
can proceed-lt frequently dsconragng those no
come late 10 overake those who have EARLIER
period The young ladies' will have access TO well Sc.
eced library The discipline nill be strictly moral and
parental bu prompt compliance with rules will be eunr-
ed Books Stationery, &c., will be furnshod if requisite
September 26. 4i-w7w