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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-04
~, JACUB SEIBEKT, Chnirmdn
WILLIAM ALBURrIs, Secretary

j. H. Fulton, member of Congress from the ABINGDON
district, ana Captain John Keller, State Senator from,
the same IN reply to certain enquiries addressed Them
by committee Of the friends OF the Administration
nave ayowed their determination, the one to sustain
the Administration in relation 10 the Deposifes tho
other to vote against b. W. Leigh ESQ., as our ne xt
United States Senator. We would remark here that
Senator Slaughter, from the district composed Of The
counties OF Cupepcr, Rappahannock, Madison and
orange, warm and devoted friend of Mr.. Leigh has
also slgnieH his intention to vote against him. If in
SrncttonS Shod be o0rrod m TIC ttrO counties of iadson
aHa orange These two counties thoroughly Admin
israon, and can, at any Tine vote majority of six or
seven hundrcd instructions however in difference TO the
wishes and feelings Of Mr.. Slaughter who is a man of
me talents and great personal popularity arc now ret
Jung up and have been extensively subscribed o-Lach
bzTg Democrat.
- lHE HALIFAX CoNyEgTIoS-In pursuance Of the
RESOLUTIONS adopted by large and respectable meeting
aCapbell Court house, IAN which is publish
ca IN our paper to-day Convention of assem-
5led on last Monday Halifax Court house and after due
deiberauon, nominated WALTER CoLEs ESQ of Pttsyl-
wanna as suitable Individual 10 represent this District in
the twenty Fourth Congress. Mr. Coles is man clni-
hcnty qualified IN every respect to realize the most san
gulne expectations of his friends lie possesses talent,
ana experenceis practical and discreet in every tn0
ne having served several years in cur Iegis.
aturcof pure unblcmished private character and ,r-
tcnary recommended to the favor cf his District by tho
soundness OF his principles and hs unwayerDs Demo.
cfacy, The nomination meets entire appFobntion
ana the friends of the Administration called uuon a.
appreciate his past services and honor him with tbei,
conhdcnce-U.
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no THE EDITORS or 71E ENQUIRER
GEsrLEMES; Yon will please publish the enclosed cor
respondence, and will oblge yours &c
WILLIAM SPOTSWOOD FONrAINE

WILLIAM SPOrSWooD FONTAINE
- EAGLE HoTEL, Dec. 9, 1884
- Dear S'r-Whcn presented you with paper. at the.
Capitol purportno 10 be Instructions from
he q'ahicd Voters OF the county of King William 60
you as their Delegate elect in the General Assembly of
virginia, IN relation to the election of . Senator Won
made some objections 70 receiving at the same time
requesting me TO visit you at your roou-saying THAI
nere you would give he your reasons in detail for so
am always happy to enjoy the pleasure of your
society; put, IN this matter acting officially AMI
would therefore prefer that all communications betwee,
count will be expected of by the People of Knr
william, OF the manner in which have DISCHARGED tho
trust small one, II is rucbu still trust) coniided To-
me- There can then be mistake us to any thin,
said or done s
remain, very respectfully. your humble servt
WM. SPOTSWOOD FONTAlNE
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IA b. CHEWING, SURsEoS DEsrIsr. Opposite
~ corner Just above the Banks, Main Street Rich
nond where he be found all hours ready 10 nj
tend 20 his professional duties.
R9crcaee-Doctors Watson, Briggs Nelson Clark.
BcaIe and Snead, lichmond.gJ Charges satisfactory
Dee d. 6I-v,f;v,s
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YHNO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS Recent A..

THNO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS Recent ar
= engagements Of the Propreiors Of the Frcdcricks-
burg and Washington City Steam Boat Company hay
ing deprived the Proprietors of the Mail and Pilot lines
OF Coaches between Washington City and Baltimore of
That support from Southern travellers which fair com
petition would enable them to procure they respectfully
inform all passengers coming up in said Boat that
Coach viii rcgaarly ~ IN readiness Browns Hotel
Washington CITY, the agfival Of the Steam Boat
Stage from the landing for their conveyance to Balt-
more at the reduced price Of 81, Tor 50 cents less
Than toe other Line should the fare in it be reduced to
the above price.
lfayelcc viii please take notice chat the fare in tho
Mail and Pilot lies VIII be received the office adion
ing Browns Hotel, Washington City. and not Oh board
the Siea1n Boat. rHOS. OOKENDORFER. 5of
Washington City, December A. Gt-fA
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a tLASSlCAL SCHOOL.--1he School, at Lone
aICreck, Louga county, will be continued next wear.
under the superintendent Of the subscriber and his sons
In this School, win be taught the Greek and Latin Ian
guages, English Grammar English Composition Geo
graphy, with tie use Of Maps aud Globes Mathematics
and Arithmetic, The School will commences on the frat
day of February le-}5, and terminate on the first
day Of December BolOwing There will be vacation Of
four weeks, commencing the 18th day Of Idae The
charge for board tuition, washing lodging aud fuel will
be s o. payable half the lst day o. Iunc isy,
and the other half on the first day Of Decemhcr following
Long Creek is - miles from Richmond 81 from Frede-
ricksburgi "a from Orange Court-Housc and - from
Car,ersvile. The stages from Richmond 70 Oranre
Court House and from Fredericksburg to Carcrsvile
pass the scboolhouse Letters TO the subscriber
shoud be directed TO Long Creek p. o. Louisa
Oct 81. l6l-laflfl WILLIAM NELSON.
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VIC understand the instructions for THIS county have
been handed to Mr.. Halves, the Dclegacrhc lists of
signatures have been closely scanned by Mr. John Roanc
lr Chairman OF the Committee, who has struck off soe
or as doubtful votcshcrc remain upon the mn ncr
$50 signatures of the good and qualified Voters of the
county. The county seldom votes more than 4OO-but
jority the Instruction paper ncontestible and de-
cided ~ W
4nettd Connty-We understand that the Instructions
lave been carried i'll this county
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EEANK OF YIBGINIA.--Thc annual meeting Of
81 - the Stockholders will be held at the BANKING
house, ON Monday the 9Th of January next
A. ROBINSON, Jr., Caslier
December 4th, 1884 eItJ
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EN- acknowledgements Powhaian county
Court September the ls 1884, Jane ID. Bsugh. George
Blugh. Archibald b. Baugh, and Richard l.. Baugh
against Plaintiffs
Samuel Drake, admir- Of John NJ Baugh, decd, Mary
Rebecca Baugh, VIM B. Baugh, Francis b. Bsugh.
Martha c. Baugh, Mary K. Eggeston, Henrietta b. Egg
geston, Francis A. Lowry, Cornelius b. Lowry, Obadiah
Crew aud Polly his wife, Eliza Peatros VIM. o. Winston,
John Nj. Winston, Leondas w. Winston, Isaac Newton
winston--,he said Mary Rebecca WIN. b., Francis b.
and ariha C. Bsugh; Mary X. and Henrietta b. Egges
ton. and Francis A and Cornelius b. Lowry being infants
under the age of 81 years. by VIM s. Dance. their guar
dian, al Item, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs, by John w. Dance Esq.,
their Attorney and filed their bill against the defendants
praying for sale and division OF the estate Of John
Baugh, dec'd and VIM. 5. Dance by the Court APP.
pointed guardian, al Item the infant defenJans and
thereupon they and the defendant Samuel Drake, adm'r
Of John N Baugh decd, filed lhei te said
bill, and the plaintiffs replied generally hereo and the
defendants, Obadiah Crew aud Polly his wife, Eliza Pea
tross, VIM. o. Wnston Lconidas w. Winston, Alexander
". Winston and Sarah A N. Winston, not having entered
their appearance aud given security according the act
of Assembly aud tle rules of this Court and appearing
the satisfaction OF the Court, that they nhabi-
of this Common a On the uoion oil the plain
cent defendants DO appear here the first Monday in
November next, aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and
give security for performing such decree the Court
may make heein and la copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper, published in the city OF
Richmond, aud continued for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY
and that another copy be posted tho front door OF the
Court house oil this county.
Copy. Tesie, II. +. GRAVES, d. c.
September o. SO wSw
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Mr.. ARCHER- oF YIRGINIA-

When this gentleman first turned Missionary in Virei-
nis, TO preach down the PRESIDENT Ussrper, felt
bound TO let the people OF that State know that he had
pledged himself TO support while in Washington, the very
which he denounced TO his Consiituents Ho
made his FIRST appearance as ihe Chairman Of public
meeting 10 his dsct, after the passage Of the
bill in question: aud then gave his signature resolutions
PTononncng the act fnerPedient aud unconstitutional,
and tic Richmond Wing, in publication which we fnd
transferred 10 the Telegraph OF the 9th May, "to renore
as ssys) The shade Of equoeoton toeh appeared TO
reSt'uPon ms Mr. n - political repstaon, from his
course on the Proclamation and FOTee Bill" declares,
che opposed to the Force Bill, aud understand
on two grounds: 1. THAT IT is INeoNsIsTENr TO Ac-
COMPANY a MEASURE OF PAcIFICATIoN (CLAY's
BiLL( WITH one OF IRR1TATIoN 2: He REGARD
ED TUE BILL AS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
When we take this in connexion with Mr. Archer's
giving his sgn-nanua 10 The resolutions Of the i'm.
port aud that he has remained silent and made tho
least effort 10 prevent The conclusions that he had been
opposed 10 The bill IN its orign-all must see that ne
himself seeks 10 make this impression.
From Tho following paragraph in the Telegraph 1t
would seem Iha, at the very moment Of lime when The
President and his Cabinet given understand that
MIR was prepared 10 support the measure in question,
seems he sought TO impress end from VgUia no
happened 10 be IN Washington, with the conviction that
he was aghnst H. To support Mr Archer IN the attitude
he wishes TO assume Green bore, few days ago. tho
following testimony 10 the Gaze:
1--WE have, however, been favored by letter from
legal friend IN Virginia. who happened to be in Washing
ton at he time, who that he knew Mr. Archefs
opinions; and that MIR. Arches request he aided that
gentleman IN hunting up the legal authorities against tho
force bil-that MIR Archer had prepared himself make
speech against the bill; and that, by arrangement, be
consented 10 give precedence to ME- MeDufie and his
lamented colleague, Judge Bouldn, end was,
quence, prevented from speaking at ALL"
In responding 10 ibis we invited Mr.. Archer 10 relieve.
by call his part, Tie individuals members Of Con-
gress and othe) TO whomhe declared his APPRECIATION of
the denounced force bii, and bis anxiety lave an
opportunity TO support It by speech, from The indelicscy
Of volunteering Statement upon The subject--and
pfomised him hat nl prof., Of tho Unquesdonsbs
character, would DO elected establish The fact that he
assumed TO be prominent friend Of The measure while
pending, snd stood prepared, nsy, eager to yndieso
on the hoor Of the House.
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a The ENQURERis published twice week generally and
session Of the State Legislature
Price, shecoioe Five Dolas payable ia add
chartered spccicayng banks onl will be
eeved payment The Editors will guarantee the safety ofemit
ting mail the postage of being paid by the writer's
will be discontinued, but at the discretion the
Editors, until all atrcaragcs have been paid up.
~ Whoever will the payment Of ninc shall
the gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
fist each
until has either been psidoT
oras by in his itS or It's
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a GENTLEMAN, who has had ten years experience
IN IN the duties OF Clerk Court and more
particularly hose Of The Chancery and Superior Courts is
auxoOs TO procure situation, Assistant or Deputy
eapsbiIity, &C. will DO Produced II required Employ
mens IN some Of the upper counties would be preferred
Address p JViHioaasbuyg IA
Sept. o. s6-yyIw
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WBLANE MANUFACTORY.--J. r. BRowN, No. u.
~ Lexington street. Bhmore, has on hand and cont.
Dnes to manufacture extensively, PLANES, Of the best
materials snd workmanship, which, by recent improve
'nents an his manuisetory he will be abe TO cell on as ia
vorabe terms csn be had In the United States. Or
ders promptly attended 10.
SEPT 9. $3.50
Petersburg Taogencer and Norfolk Beacon please
o the ABOVE " the snouni Of 81 each aad charge baltimore
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RzCMMO.sD V.ARGAv1s, TUESDAY, sEPTE.MDER o, 1884

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE In pursuance
OF the last VIII aud Testament of Nathaniel Bunch,
the subscribers will offer for SALE Wednesday the I7h
day OF September next ii fair, IL not, the first fair day
thereafter, at public ancton, on the premises valuable
Tract OF Land, containing GIL acres lying in the county
OF Louisa on Roundabout creek, about six miles from the
and adjoining the lands Of the late Bckeron
Wnson Fancs johnson, and others About one third OF
the tract tobacco land Of the best quality lying in boz
dy and in woods the open land is highly productive in
corn, wheat and tobacco and is well adapted the
clover and plaster The tract lies WELL is finely watered
and situated in the heart genteel healthy and wealthy
peghborhood The live stock OF every kind, crops OF
corn, oats and hays plantation utensils, SC. will also be
sold on the day.
On Wednesday the lst day OF October next, we shall
also offer for SALE public auction the late residence
OF the said Bunch, small but very valuable Tract
Land, containing 53 acres lying in the county,
Camp creek, about IL miles from the Courthouse and
adj lining the lands OF William Ragiand, DIR. ors aud
ohers il is part Of the valuable which the said
Bunch resided aud is equal 10 any aud in the Green
Spring nsghborhood The live stock crops OF every
kind, plantation utensils, SC. on the farm which the
said Bunch died, will also be sold the day.
Terms of sale-One third OF the purchase money for
the Lands, will be required in cash, and credit OF one
and two will be given Tor the balance ia equal pro-
portions 10 be secured by liens aud bonds with approved
personal security For the purchase money OF the fish.
able esste credit of IL months will be given upon The
purchasers securing the payment thereof by bonds with
satisfactory personal security.
Those who may be disposed 10 purchase the Lands are
on the Roundabout tract, who will show the same
b. c. Bunch, of the executors who will show the
Green Spring tract b. 6. BUNCH,
PHILIP III. JONES,
Executors Of Nathaniel Bunch
Louisa. August 20. 32-tds
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EW7ADSWORTH & WILLIAMS are now receiving
Wv large and general assortment OF Goods, suitable
for the Fall Trade.
Richmond, September 9, 1884. 36-l0t
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A FEMALE TEACHER wANTED.-A Lady, well
IA qualified 10 teach all the branches OF polite female
English Education, and who exhibit satisfactory tes
moDy OF such qualifications may find employment in a
private family and fair wages, in very healthy situation
by addressing letter Spo PaS) 10 NJ G., WylIesbufg
Charlotte County, Va, stating terms, &c.
August 20. 82-9,
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~ HEP FOR sAIE.--4O or so head Of rs and 1916
- Merno Ewes in good health aud the prime Of life
and now running with Ssxony Buck will be sold for q
moderate advance upon the price common sheep sp-
piled for in short time. JOHN ~ COOKE, Sen'r.
Near Wiuusgillc Post Office, FIuvsnna county.
Augusi 20. $3.50
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Anausl 10.

E hAGGERS SPRINGS, (Uhne Sulphur. The
M1 above Springs situated in the Northern part Of
Boteourt coun y, within two and half miles OF James
River, l6 miles above Paionsburg and Buchanan on the
road fom thence 10 the White Sulphur Springs from
which they are distant ~ miles; IRON Lexington % miles
snd about the sans distance West Of tie Natural Bfidge
Having but recently become the owners Of this properly
our best efforts have not enabled complete IFS i'm
provemens so lar as desired. We have, however made
such progress with The buildings and other pre- pafaons
as 10 authorize confident belief hat by tie let The
10 Jniy we shall be prepared Tor the accommodation oil
40 so tisilers.
These Springs, though well known in the sdacen
counties are (om want OF preparation by their former
owners 10 receive company comparatively unknown
the distant public therefore deem IL proper TO say for
tie Information OF SUCH that tie ater similar in quail
ty TO that Of the White Sulphur Springs in Greenbfier
county, and held 10 The highest estimation by those
have used u. They under tie management Of MIR.
ChSres l. Dibel, who Il using every effort TO be ready
lof the accommodation Of those who may visit him. The
Eastern and NesefD Stages arriving every other night AZ
Bucbsnan Hack will be in readiness TO convey 10 tho
Springs the next mornings such passengers are disposed
to visit him JOHN GARTH,
Richmond, July 8, 1884. J. w. DIBREIL
The public respectfully Informed That The above es.
iablishuen will be opened Tor the reception Of company
on Monday The 10th inst 1t H. however, proper TO cay
to my friends that hey must prepared make many
allowances; as, from the incomplete slate Of things, I
shall be unable 10 give hem such accommod lions a. do
sire. CHARLES L. DIBKELL
July ls
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HI. w. a. y. y. Fry.

Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants,
I'D ESPECrFULLY inform their Country Friends, tina
ma they receiving. ~ suhdry vessels from
Boston, New York. and Philst phs, their Fall Suppl,
OF GOODS-conssng Of,
l25 hhds st. Croix Porto Rico, aud N. sugars
40 barrels DO do.
35 boxes and 20 bbls. loaf do.
$50 bags prime green and old white coffee
90 hhds N. o. and w. l. molasses
rs or. casks Marsees Madeira wine
25 do. sweet Malaga do.
So boxes Muscat., clare and port do.
l75 boxes window glass, s X 10 and I0N12
las kegs cut nails assorted
10 tons American, Swedes, and English iron
do. do. German and cast steel
do. hoop and sheet iron
$50 bags patent shot
1000 sacks best Liverpool salt
600 reams writing and wrapping paper
10000 lbs. good cheap sole leather
$500 do. almonds and Csstsnea nuts
40 bags pepper, aspice, and ginger
100 packages fresh teas
100 boxes sperm and islow candles
$50 do soap and chocolate no. l
% do chewing tobacco
so bbls. mackere, no.
5000 lbs bacon and 10 bbs. pork
10 bales cotton oznaburgs and domestics
So 600 lbs cotton yains, Richmond, Petersburg, Smith
field, and Manchester factories
With variety of other articles tedious mention
All of which will be sold, usual, on accommodating
late advance in many articles, will enable them sell
low prices.
IGoods received and forw srded, with dspsch 10 the
places OF destination, and strict attention TO all congn
ments.
Richmond Sept O. 36-w3,y
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JESSE SNEAD.
RICHARD REINS.
MADISON XAfTHA


p. Son the premises, and not far from the dwelling
house, is Mineral Spring, which formerly was very
much resored 10, and doubt might be rendered valus
bic proper attention paid to H. there being am
pie accommodation on the premises for fifty visitors
Richmond, July 26th, 1884 24-u
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NoTICE To CONTRACToRS.-W anted Immediate.
y ly at Bosher's Dam across Jamss River, eight miles
above the city Of Richmond, 10000 feet OF three inch
pine plank Of IL, 16 or 20 ieet Ieng his snd Of any
width over ten inches; 800 feet inch do 900
running feet Of timber IL inches square, $50 white oak
posts Tor ties 10 leet cpg and from 10 egh inches a.
Der all TO be perfectly sound, and Of quail.
~ Persons wishing TO contract Tor s any part Of the
above materials, will please communicate TO The subscri.
Dor their terms, &c. possible
Also proposals will be received until tie Isl day Of Sep
embsr Tor the workmanship in rebuilding portion Of said
dam lately washed awaJ; he length OF which is about
$50 eei IL Get high and l6 feet vide For
further particulars az TO consirucon &C. reference must
be had 10 plan and specifications left with Mfr John NJ
Syme, at the dollhouse, At The foot Of the Basin.
RICHARD REINS, Hgent
August IL. [2S-HI for James Riper Company.
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JEFFERSON (vA) JOCKEY CLUB.-The next
% meeting OF the Club will commence, their
near Charlesown, on Wednesday, September oath 1884
FIRST Days Rdce-4 miles and repeat, Tor 500; en-
trance $40.
Second Day. miles and repeat, $500; entrance $40.
Same day, Sweersake for 3 year old colts, mile
AMI repeats entrance $780, half forfeit be closed the
LIST Of September
Third Days miles and repeat, for $500; entrance
$l5 Same day. race for all sorts Of horses, mile
and repeat; entrance $50.
There must be four entries (paid for) race, on
each day. Winners preceding days excluded from
entering in the subsequent Weights and regula
tons the those OF the Central Course" The
track is made exact mile. Proper officers APP
pointed to enforce the most rigid decorum Seats will be
erected on a retired eminence for the Ladies.
N. b. The purses, heretofore always at the stand.
Sep. 3. 1876 Al THE SECRETARY.
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HOPKiNSViLLE TAyERM.


FHNHE subscriber having just purchased that well
III known stand Hopknsuilie situated The Buckipg.
ham road and about twenty miles above the City of Rich
mond, offer. his his friends the public gener.
ally, Tavern-keeper. The buildings are large and
convenient and they have recently undergone thorough
repair HI pledges himself 10 the public that his table
shall be furnished with the best that the country can AZ
ford, and that his bar shall contain The best liquors His
stables, shall be attended by osefs aud sup
Piled with the best proyender l. is needless, however,
make farther professions. He invites the public 10 test
those already made by cxpeIence-snd he hsttefs him
sell that they will be disappointed, neither in them
any other thing which may be desired
HopkinsrHs would PROVE desirable resort 10 such per.
sons in Richmond, might wish spend little Of heir
leisure time in summer, in healthy and agreeable part Of
tie country For some summers past IL has bce0 resored
TO on this account JOHN z. b. HARRIS
Hopkinsrin, August 49, 30-S
q CARRIAGES, CARRlAGEs.-The Subscriber has
" for SALE at his Coach Factory corner Of and OH
streets, handsome assortment Of Coaobees Cbatioees
Barouches, Bugees and SuIkes with Harness Of every
descriptions all OF the best workmanship and warranted 10
stand, which he will sell low they can be purchased
10 This or The Northern cities for cash or on credit for P
For SALE ss above, II. Korn's Patent Fly Nets. for
Carriage and riding horses.
August H. 2s-n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEMALE SEMINARY .-Fs
N tablshed lsl7-Mfs. Lucy Y Gray, Principal, Miss
Lydia Booth Of ~ " Assist ess-Tsppahannock
VirgniaThe Session Of this Institution for 1885, will
Of instruction will embrace Reading, wridng Arithmetic
Geography with The Of the Globes and Msps Enei,f
Grammar, Rhetoric. History, Natural and More. Phioso
ply. and Plain and Ornamental Needle Work
~ Drawing and Psinnng, and Embroidery, will be
taught at extra charges.
Board, Washing &c. per snnum, 800
Tuition, 25
Fuel,
Each scholar will furnish her own bed snd bedding.
Payment will be expected quarterly in advance.
Music Msster is engaged, and will give instrucsionn
tIat science 81 so per quarter
TapPshsnnock, Aogoa 30. 3f-uO