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ALBANY.-f6 State street I'd
NEWARK.-34 Broadway. oct3l-u

Teeh-snd % preserve yo teeth, bex Of Or. STILL
MANS MAGNETIC ODONTICA must be used II prevents
The teeth and gums from aching and deeayng and renders them
sound healthy and beautiful and ru6es and swsetens the breath
Upwards 1000 have sold the last month"; and have
single compsnsit has given general ssscton
For sale PATRICK DICKIE AIS Broadway Of Lis
penard street; BURNETT Co 5l0 Greenwich doors
below Spring. and by SYME of Walker street and The
Bswery Jan 4-H
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FOR SALE-22,OOO Acres Of good timb>red Land in
The state OF Mainc sing the Nsrsgangus within
few miles OF ship navigation The timber principally
White Pine with proportion Of Spruce and Hard Wood;
there ao several good milk IL the vicinity easy
Persons who have been represent Of land
and an ohjec for spectators held Of
viii be made and accommodating for further particulars APP
ply 10 j. @. VANDENBERG y
dec 5tf e Chathsn .ire.s
!!AT. CAR AND STOCK FACTORY.-The subscribe,
ofers for sale superior Satin
Caps, and silk an Velvet and Bomhaze everyv
siv OF sly quality and price. A large
nd India Goods consisting Bomhaznes
evsntine &c suitable for Sockmaker md Sockmakers Trim
1ings Of all descriptions WILLIAM REID, % Cedar ST.
" b. Black SIX Flush, for Ha,ter's sep4-
| AIDES LOOK AT THlS.-WATSON VAN
DUZER l5s Chatham street, selling very reduced
prices splendid OF Fur consisting Capes
Pelerine Boa, Md Neck Ru Swansdown for trimming and
other description Of articles their line Ladies' wishing TO
purchase would do well call and for the sub
scrisn determined clear OF Fur, prey
l. the holidays. WATSON L VAN DuZER.
158 Chatham street, New York.
Also On hand absse, superior style Of 6ne Fur Caps and
Stocks. dec 5-ff
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 100 Canal str

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 100 Canal street,
" variek Of Canal street. r. MeNEILL and
2. A. STREETEE, Principals The location s h School Is
particularly eligible and its spacious and well ventilated
II embraces four departments:
lst. THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupils
fitted University College the United States,
under the immediate charge Of Mr. McN graduate of Trni
College Dublin who for many occupied in the critical
preparation of studsnfs for that University.
ID. THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Ian
GUAGES, which the German French and Italian Taught
sder the direction Mr. A. Pesaux Professor Of Modern Lam
guages.
3d. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT., for a course Of in
ueon in the and hixher branches Of English education
Is conducted by Mr.. c. C.. jennings.
4th THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, 10 fl lads
sight years age higher English siues par
culr stsson Reading Spelling Writing the rudmsnts
Arithmetic and Geography.
For further particularly apply the time between
the hours Of A. VI. and 81 Pm.
References
Rt Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, George Barclay, ESQ.
Rev. Dr. Mathews, Chancellor Anthony Barclay, Esq.
Of the New York University. John Chambers Esq-
Rev. J. F. Shroedei Schuyler Livingston ESQ.
Rev. A. Maclay, John Caldwell, ESQ.
AE,aS aan.n 4. AL -QI..
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ID HEUMATISM, RHEUMATISM.--EngIish Golden
~ Oil an outward appcato. certain cure fos that esunat-
ing disease Rheumatism vials dollars each
vial will effect For sale IS Division street, New York.
A supply has inst been received. jan lift
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+ AIDES ETRs. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,

II AIDES FURS. FINE FUR CAPS. HATS.
IL AND STOCKS-Wslson Van Duzer, l5s Chatham street
respectfully aform their friends and the public that they
10 manufacture and keep for sale splendid
article in their line Of the very best materials and workmanship
which they offer very low prices Their consists Of
following articles, Lynx Squirrel Genet Sable
Pelerns; Cares Boa Maa' and Neck Rua' swandewn Rs
Otter Furseai Nura Muskrat Rabbit and Hair Seal Caps
Also Sea Plush, Cloth Leather and Fancy Caps Fine fur
and Satin Beaver Hats Foulard San figured Striped do
do Plain do Stocks with Handkerchief Bows and Pan gd
striped plaid and Corded silk Stocks Also splendid silk and
Veng Bombazn Moa aud silk and brse Stocks made on the
hrstle frames the approved
and Shirt Coar Craais and Ste Pocket Handker
Suspenders. Gloves. &c. nov 2-tf
EVENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN.
Ia TLEMEN-The subscriber has removed the elegant
spacious Of the Collegiate School, leo Canal street, entrance
the of Vsrick
select class of young gentlemen will be instructed in
branches Of education. also the Classics and Modern
The French under immediate direction Of
Pestisux, Professor Of the French Language.
N. B. Particular attention will be devoted To Bookkeeping and
Penmsnship.
Terms moderate. Apply above c. C. JENNINGS.
der2
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CWAIN,S WORM SUCARPLUMs.-Ap efhe

y cious medicine for children causing
discharged great numbers and when there appear
worms do much good carrying OF the secretion Of
the and bowels which th and
injurious o children worms alive For sale by
nov6 Hft N. b. GRAHAM 38 Cedar street
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ss r. 81 g
~ sso1 ' siSsSsy NEAR cIc s street
ThE ROYAL ANTi-sNeyLzR SYSTEM 1isi 81 WRIT
Adapted to letters, bills orders. .oc sale. aeo.,, .,vro,,
and The finished j Uscn. entry taught
Br Mr. s.;o r e s Ess !s;;. I.sr sae4n
ACADEMY, No. IT'S B siSo NETWORK
pha opened the same building where he s now ready
~ TO THE LADIES.
and fashionable hand truly elegant and the only
cards,
AND TO GENTLEMEN
abeaufu bold free expeditions, trade owns
in suited mercantile purposes counting house.
Terms moderate Gentlemen's classes rnng afterson
and evening" Ladies writing separate apartments They meet
DOqBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEFING !: taught
the learners esnysnisse~here being no classes The plan Of
instruction at plain PRACTICAL and comprehensive. During
q s sSs ns md + s ,.s s 4. Ss
IN PESMANsHP morning. aooD sna esen. Terms
moderate Apply lss Broadway, lover Mr. Mlhaus Druggist
SS K: ssisP in which
this art taught but imperfect idea OF the practice
CT and whs" ss for the Tim lime into
and what h., been taught than reay exists between The ehs
deier Of theatre and Aaddns lamp. The great dersce
peaon 70 practical USE too well Known to need remark s
we think Dir Fosters plainly connecting systematic book keeping
ration of all VIII. wish acquire the Of
Mr. FOSTERS long experience in the counting house. and
xii PenmAn qualify him. in peculiar manner for the duties
OF his profess jan Gift
II EMEDY FOR FRECKLEs.- remedy a
IL discovery DR. Mchsux Anatomy at Flanders
aud believed be the best articles discovered for the
Feeke and other obstinate cruption oihe skim
sale retail, HOPPERS Ss4 Brosdwsy-or Dr. GUION's
eorser Bewery and Grand street jan l5-tf
VAMh.VVAHBB5L { PROPERTY IN EAST BROAD,
No. ITO East Broadway. Of Rutgers and he
joining East Broadway known Nos IT, ia 76 and I7a
and AZ feet deep lots &c feet by have marble nantes
lumns and CRATES in the f folding doors the first and
Rutgers eleven years from May next eighty dollars per
with two renewals Of each, ground
provemen TO be paid % or lease 10 oe given on the
terms and with the same covenants present lease.
large portion OF the money remain on bond and
For apply Jefferson Com
pany, 100 Chstham street. of William y. Thorne- q
II could inform their friends and customers that they have
had handsome Of Ready Made Clothing all
they offer for sale the reasonable terms Their stock
braces variety suited the southern and trade
tasnenl as will please n every respect 1877 Pearl STREET up
stairs until the Isl Of February; and after that No. 50 William
street. near Wall street janz3H.
ACARD.-FASfIIONABLE SINGING, accompanied BY
IN the Pianooe Guitar. Young ladies wishing TO learn by
note few lessons. thirty of the most fashionable Eng
h French Spa h, Italian, German, Scotch songs, in the
are respseuy informed ha, Coward Professor 10 the Hsods
Haydn Society," Leader ofthe select Musical Quadrle Parties
in the families and schools Of York. &c. devoies same
especial attention finishing young ladies' his daughters
Ms. Watson and Se M.e. Pa4fef cs from iii 3 Z as
Bowery. jan 25-lw>
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TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
Il DOCT. DAWSON,S CELEBRATED URETHRATIC

BALSAM-The curative qualities virtues of this medicine
has stood the for twelve eosn
Many spurious and mixtures have been made compete
with ofthem have Of notice. those that
still finger but little used al present
The proprietor inform the public that two respectable
DR. houses this have made spurious limitations Of this
ceen, medicine and have far forgot their duty to their fellow
czens wi their health and institutions for the
pance Of few d,lars. Their shall he exposed
the public caught the sale Of anohr bottle The great ceh
ty the genuine Basam bears has been honestly gain
ed, by the o. the following ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elects,
Structures Weakness Whites Pp in the Loins, Kidneys,
Irritation the Bladder Urhrz Gravel and other disorders
ofthe Urinary Passages frequently performing perfect cure in
the short space Of three or four days.
Be particular that the every bottle has printed
ton signed s. A. Smith other genuine Complete directions
that however ignorant
few bottles Of genuine he had Of p Dicke No. 43
Broadway; Dr. Hart Chamber and Broadway also by
James Smith, Fulton st. Brooklyn. F. jaR 2o-ln
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V4hTABLE PROPERTY IN EAST BROAD,
RAKER, JOHNSON Co, WHOLESALE CIolhier.

BAKER, JOHNSON& Co, WHOLESALE Clolhers,
- oud inform their friends and they have
had handsome Of Ready Made Clothing all
featured the late fire. from fashionable goods which
they ODER for sale the reasonable Their stock
braces variety suited the southern and trade
those in Of clothing RELY Gndng goods
Enlistment viii please IN every 1877 Pearl up
stairs until the t of Febuay and after that No. 50 William
street. Wall street ian $50
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CTJRIINCyS ORIENTAL BALSAMICAL COM

ISRESH JUJUBE PASTE. ust imported and for sal
L BY DR. LEWIS FEUTCHWANGER,
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-05
ARTICLE y. EXECUTIVE DEP ART,1rrTTY.

SEC. ]. The supreme Executive power oi this State shall he vested in Chief Ma gisirate, who shall be styled, 1.-The Go- werner of the State of Arsansas.,'
 sEe. 2. The governor shall be elected by the qualified electors, at inc lime and places where they shall respectively vote for representatives.
 Sec. 5 The returns of every election Tor Gpvefnor. shall he sealed ID, and trans- misted to the Speaker of ihe House of Re-
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-05

or presentment, speedy public trial by an impartial jury of the county of dissfiti l. which the crime shall have been committed; and shaIl not be compelled 10 give evidence again st himself
 SEC. hat nc person shnll. for the same offence, be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb.
 SEc. l3. That all penalties shall be rea- sonable, and proporioned 10 the nature oi tho offence.
 SEC. ii. That no man shall be put to answer any criminal charge, bat by pre- sentiment, indictment oi iiifFti iiiifFti i i::sset.i
 Src. l5. That no conviction shall work corruption 0f blood of forfeiture of esiiie.
 SEC Is. 'fhat all prisoners shall he bailable by sufficient seetifios, unless III capital offences, where the proof ls evident 0f ha presumption greal And iae prlyl- Ie4e pi lhr wril oi II ilbeas Corpus shali not be suspended, unless where. ia case oi re- helian or ingasioa, Inc public safety may require IL.
 SEC. IF. That excessive bail shall in no ease be required, nor excessive fines imposed.
 snc. Is. That no er post fucto law, nor any law impairing the obligation of con- tracts, shall ever De made.
 Sec. 10. Thu perpetaliies and mono poiies are contrary 10 iie genliis of a Re pGblic, and shiil nntb be allowed; nor shal any hereditary emelumenls. privileges oi honors ever be granted n conferred n thls Siate.
 SEc. 20. That the citizens have q righl m a peaceat,lc III nnes to assemble togeihni for their eoan lon good, to instruct their fe- presentaiIves, and io aeply 10 thase lnyss. ted with the power of government for re- dress of grievances, or other pfeper par. poses, by address or femnnsiranee.
 SEC. 2l. That the free white men ol this State shall have right ta keep and to beararlns fer their common defence.
 SEc. 22. That no soldier shall, in lime ofpeace, be qnlrlered in any house, wah- out the consent of the owner--nnr in time of war, but in a manner prescribed by law.
 SEC. g. The military shall be kept in strict snbordnaiion to the civil power.
 SEc. 2i. This enumeration of rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people and, to gaarc against any encroachnents on the rights herein retained, or any trausgressien of any of the higher powers herein delegated, ", declafe, that every thiog in this Article f excepted out of the general powers of Go vernment, and shall forever remain invio late; and that all laws contrary thereto, o to the other provisions herein contained shall be void.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-05
ARTICLE HI.

SEC. I. The powers of the govern ment of inc State of aFkansas shall he tli- vided into three distinct departments, each of them 10 be confided to Il separate body of magis,racv, te wit: those which are Le- gslaive. to one; those which are Exrcuive, to another and those which are Judicial to another.
 SEC. 3. No person, or collection of persons, beii1g o one of those departments, shall exercise any power belonging 10 ciiher of the others; except in ihe instances here matter expressly directed or permitted.
 ARTICLE EV. EEGrs EATEvm DIp AR T 1G.szy Gaz zggHrg'g' i. The Legislative power of this State shall be vested in n General Assembly, which shall consist Of d Senate, and q House of Representatives,
 Qualification of Electors.
 2 Every Tree white male citizen ofthe Uni ted States, who shall haye attained the age of tweniy-one years, and who shall have been a citizen of this State six months, shall be deemed a qualified elector, and he entitled to vote in the County or District whore he actually resides, for each and ey- ,, or under the United States; P,.euided, That no soldier. seaman, ar marine, in the Army .or Navy of the United States, shall be en- titled to vote at any election within this State.
 Time of choosing Representatives.. The House of Representatives shall con- sist of Members to he chosen every second year, by the qualified electors ol the seye- ral Counties.
 Qualification of q Representative.
 No person shall be member of the House of Representatives. who shall not have altained the age of twenty five years; who shall not be Il free white male citizen of the Unlied States; who shall not have been m inhabitant of this State one year :; and who shall not, Ut the time of his elec- ton, have an actual residence tn the County he may be chosen to represent
 Quahfcaiioas q Ssaaior.
 5 The Senate sha!l co si>t nt members fo be<chosen every four years, by he qualified electors oi Inc several Oie,ncts.
 No person shall he SenMor, who shall not have attained ihe age of thirty years; who shall uoi be free white msle citizen ot tha United States; who shall not have been an inhablant ot this State one year; and who shall not, atsha time ot his election, have an actual residence in the District he may be chosen to represent.
 .Msetiag q tae Geasrai yssse,a5l,- ' The General Assembly shall meet every two years, en the frs, Monday of Noveni- Der. at tic Seat nt Government. nnfil al,er- ed by law.
 The mode of Election ond fime. aud pripi-
 fege of Electors.
 8 All General Elections shall he viva yo- ce, until otherwise directed ny law, and shall commence and he holden, every two wears, on the first Monday in October, ilntl altered by law; and the electors. iIi' all c;lsps except m cases of treason, felony and brsach of the peace, silail he privileged from arrest during their attendance on elections, and ia going 10 aud returning sherelrom.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-05
ARTICLE sV.

LEGrsI sIATxvu DEp (. .El T gszzz. asszsrraJ,gE' i.
 The Legislative power of this State shall be vested in n General Assembly, which shall consist of d Senate, and q House of ReDsesenatlycs
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'sElE CELEBRATED CAM0MILE Oh TONIC FILLS IF Dr..
~ ErUHS specific cite; h b!Sn a IN! !,
that tHc t"ac Haii the lrc!I!U nrl the d2?y md
tn" u;telin2 mm vanish rira trI: effects like
hri":c The benign i"lrcHcc the Thu I"di-
for diseases, raj ini ySprpn iniigcs
ihc siUitc nctIY unpleasant i'll tic Eu,h ruUT!I noise
III The bowels symptoms, an.nin"sS, whe Ike mind he
comes u:Iinh rSpo1I. iongh!u tlaachoiy and drc!cd
lIr"rndrlacn low $riiS, n tie heart
ritaiy nightmare, disturbed $r tsrEoc
lions, dizziness OF sight, and al" "cr symptoms, Dr. W
EvadS Camnn!c r.ii> i'll Effect speedy and SAFE
The various WEAKNESSES p"Cuar /" the fair mmc
darly rndc III" power u! III. W. EVANS CAMONLE Hills,
aud ladies' OF ia>E arl cfclabiii IN this coun ais" in En-
rope. have iirca the toilet
headache, tuIac a and creating pca$in. vvucy anil
chasing away w"inn"uy They c"It amd strength! TO the
whGic
P,<os c"s:jvr habits s!raI occasionally uso n William
EYans Vegetable Apct Pills the best known for bilious nrc
ii"ns crcrs irlty OF breathing, u:cr" throat, ra
inflammation I'll ~" every kind and nil tlur
hom osc:tIons ii tic ccmlr"n aud 'rwti! OF the b"
80 has "rH the utility oil hc.c Pills. that the monthly sale
a;nnD ~ upward: three oI-an! dollars within IhC various
States Il The IriGn.
Several ihuu received BY Dr. VIM
Evans, his Office, No T. Division New York. only tf"m
III" rac but also respectable medical wh" have
s'ri" them in their practice" iaasm- in the highest terms "i"
eminent
av. The Eagle Tavern, Main Eicl"ai Na
where application U a.cmcc" h. made y letter or ncEwiir
Gl0 NJ JomSon' F3rry Warrington; mal Mrr. MOI
iim"r * ilow'ray> Fancy $'are, jaiil"or,.
,Inv. Jl-!2n
NbTiC;A Petition will h" prr!cu" "a the legislature
- the inspectors and IA" storage in III"
'i.ravi" place them f"nrim. with other
:, !;u:,..s. BY PNUrRIEIuu> lSsrEt1"N'
Or R@gS'c : ard jf'ajic,s E"r'hrrsrT.
Oct ~ il-'iD
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E'eeRls'E'AGAE.
Hmm fkr (,laEa l

{fr0m tie Gl6ta)
! ELEcTio1 News We annex N uur columns all III,
! intelligence We have received
in fenns ivania il will lie perceived have KEEP She
reckoning hight The result, i! now agreed
all hands, vi! yield the Democracy victory by ma
In!iiy u" 0Er or fire thousand This is rnnHh and more
Than enough, 1" Satisfy the hopes OF tie Democratic party
III "rf :;la!rS. when The circumstances Of he con
test are c"nslGrrrd Throughout the Stase, in every
c"nHty the Bank had lis agents ln It's opponents rtu
security By 'rcarlng That il ready 10 surrender is
charter at "mct; ouch was The GYerw eling power 0
public opinion EXPRESSED in .le Ccubes election. We
were "urs Ives Induced believe this by friend " H.
had 1t Immediately from M Bddle himself and We So
published H. Bat whi5e Biddc vas :hu= ar:uHy f,ulry
Tie DelDcrais 20 sleep after r rst struggle. his agents
VINO were scattering the with one h. id awat ed
and aroused lis friends 10 secret aa size csertion
IN every GnaSter He had projected railroads aud canals
running through ra.nus seclus Of The Sa,r on hic
hands we're put 10 work These iurs cteL runy strong
democratic Counties. Iii The midst Of the 0cliyr seascu
the works wetr Jroug! 10 saddrD pai:se.
The agents and surer!iA,nIents turned round troui
the interrupted improvement 10 spread paaic throughout
their vicinl.irs. The Satr il drcIarrd would me-
yer finish tie works nt tie bank had brguua
siI"dcer Mare impulse ~ every Bank lnan and every
lnicrn" improvement man. and every Seirs! srcculaur
10 exert al his power OF persuasion, Of deception and
corIupiiGn Yhry left aulhng rnaone that srahy .ur.
ming, bold i!pELrncr aud aIsrhUol or still yer ae:is
could accomplish fl particular points, tie en-; mics %
popular rights "rre supported BY braac banks lu:.
irss$es a. points Is! Importance acj these had direct
COMMUNICATION wl!h he system o. works planned TO
operate rp,r the election hazk the brany.s Wanted
at Erie. ri.lsburg Beayr.. With such Gordon ON the
Western irnc!jcr-LoanA with eEaas :n tie huar OF
sleep and false srcrrity-we arc amazed al the ga,t
strength III" roIIr observation-disclosures, the carrss and
dependent spin, le vigorous p;oHp:!tudr: @h whc!.
Western DruLicIaay .nuirt Itself iuF tie unexpected
contest IL !y;uunphcd gio.nuSly. II lime and warn.
iEc had Lt.n allowed lie uIaiGr;ly would have been
dou1.cr TIE lrason q! tie late conflict will not Ee
los! III" gn!Ir .! he Fedora! c!ceodi'c viii never &C.
e,iy,. araiu
!, ,,1n.,rs oc,, - ha ,l,,o.t c.-,, ,,, Ito llama,
c:arv - prn,.yvoua ,y. ,.,,r.,, ~, tnv..,.;o, M
r.,.s ,l'. ~: nnr.,, rI,.,n,.i ,;,t.,
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-SUsy .sasyEssFEsE1FaAI IS'a's.
--50yn ( FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD

-~~,TN0Yn K FREDERICKSBURG RAIL' KUAD.
H'''' Ncticc 10 Hay Passengers
,.c, ,.,,r,,on, OF the Potomac which connect
fe"'ii ,.i.h III, lire leaving Richmond at half past
,s sGc.nnon. will suspend running after the 10Th
= - rr,I the later part of the winter and the cars
H., ,-r casr tn leave Richmond at that hour er
r. leu Of that line, for the accommoda.
~, crl; and way passengers, will, from the Goth,
t", r,ye Richmond daily at half past one in the
and leave lie termination Of the Railroad at Doan-
:,.,; cncS in the morning.
Tn line which carries the mai and passengers to Inc
ii. arairg. as heretofore
4
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=, THOMAS EssFCRRAE.

ry.tlRER Is Published twice week, generally, and
nc Five sI pSa n' the Sr,o n
- lqr:.cL specie paying banks (oay) will be re-
A The E;i:ots Will guarantees the safely of remit
,yre! postage ofu letters being paid by the writer's
if:r m be- discontinued, but nj the discretion OF the
'1-A' -. cr-,asas,< have been paid up.
El!' ~ :ualn:tcs the payment OF nine papers, shall
haS' the ''1''= TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
., ., less rs; ii,SaTun !3ccnts each continuance,
q r.,>car.; inserted, rntli at nS cithcf been podr
:: :''s ~ ,r, r.,f<,. in this CITY its earirons.
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n subscriber intends to continue his School, the
sung year, at Clifton, six miles above Tayors-
"''",a Three hundred yards of The route re-
|. -,a'!'U soT The Louisa Rail Road. In his School,
-"Sn! me Greek. Latin and English languages
WIZ commence on the 18th Of January next,
. Y.%I on The Isl Friday in December following
nn' w vacation Of one month in the summer,
r', "h Ia" second Friday in June. The fee
VI" DC so Fer scholar, payable half at
No. ''" 81 each session. Mr. Isaac Butler, with
v,sL4DS' VIII accommodate four small boys with
,bnc.""s' lodging, fuel, &c =. for SO each. No
BIO ~;, read will lie admitted iplo the school;
,r,m wiz !, D" taken for shorter period than the
Shi,r ,n ''T mas had twenty-five years experience
|hIi a,u ' 'rs' proof he can give Of his diligent
he h, ~Sh'on 10 his pupils, is lha. many Of those
J. iho, 'an5n,' are now receiving from five hun
lrrs ~ ""I dollars per annum, for their services
IA EIF ' bnllri, or the subscriber. should be di.
''1'' foSt Office, Hanover.
lon r, JOHN G. NELSON.
|, --',N "of'f 20, Nov. Is. 56-St
/ rn OR STOLEN, from Edward NunnaIIv7s.
eGvEy ~; on Saturday, the 9th day of Novcm.
HEARS n,i nnHf ho-lnur young steers, between 3
.n;m TWO barren COWS and one buffalo spotted
l2cora; give any reasonable reward for inorma-
S.v hun lung Them, or their delivery TO me near the
Alv ",us'' on the Petersburg road; or 10 Edward
., n, s'So near The halfway house If commnnica-
'ue oy letter it would find ME, If addressed to
CHARLES y. QUlSENBERRY,
Section No. 6, R. and P. Rail road
p :IE-dfH