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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
EA.ND AZ AUCTION.

fSIRSUtN'r tn decree OF the county court Of
Bedford, made at the December term. 1888 ia
the rhancegs suit Of Clark and others rs Scott aud
others, " The undersigned, Commissioner, will on Fri
DAY The ooh day otJaunars, l-; ontEc premises at
Admin Turner IN cdioid county. sell to the highest
bidder al public ductlon tiact OF Land, adjoining
Admin Turner and others, lying IN Bedford con
tanning by estimlliou 2063 acres ind on Saturday,
the Both Of January, lo.G, ut Booth x Hollands
Store, IN FRANKLIN county, (ncar Maj i,atchors,) !
siall proceed 10 sell ia the way tract of Land,
lying in said county, on Merruan's run, adjoining
The lands Of the heirs OF Peter Booth, dee. -
Arlington aud others, containing by estimation. i9I
acres. These Lands will be sold upon Il credit OF one
aud two years, from the 18th Of December last the
purchasers rlylns bonds with approved personal
cnrity, ard decd, ofust upon tho faro>. to secure
the payment Of the purchase money. The above
Lands belong to the hens Of John Hook dec ID
The undersigned is II posse sion OF the ttle deeds
and will shew thetn to any person desirouS OF seeing
thein--and although the title TO the above Lands is
believed To be- PROFESSIONALLY good, the undersigned
acting Commissioner under said decree, only
convey by deeds, with special warranty, according to
the terms OF said decree.
!. W!NGFfELD, C,n'r
Jan. II wtjDJ
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FOE ~ E,y'y.

.ezS \ comfortable Dwelling House on the
lMiM lin, wiiha good garden, We'll of excel
lcat water, and some good fruit trees, &c.
For terms, apply either 10 the Subscriber, or Samp
ION Diugud JAMES L. BOYD
In. l., .,
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CUGY,GGy.

NJ i have just opened dttect from sheffield. an
w additional lot Of Gallery. consisting OF a gpen
d,d assortment Ut Knives and Fog&s, Pen and Pock.
ct Knives, Scissors. R5zots, &c.
Also, beautiful assortment OF Pistols
II, h. RICHARDS { co.
4
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NICYry, AUCTION.

E1NNERf Tuesday and FRIDAY nsh,s during the
IL Winter and Spring months, viii sell Dry
Goods, Books, Jewelty, " atehcs, Clocks Nc. &c.
CHARLES PHELPS. Auc.
Jan. Is
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HEIKGHs.

fEfif. subscriber will at all times, pay the highest
4 cash price for likely Young Negroes. Persons
having such 70 sell, viii do wei! to call on him.
Nj II iRT.
1
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- c0py-Tes,e.
JOHN THOMPSON,Jo ~,
Zee. 81 '"' etrk.
WIN
Dec. 81

l" s IN ~. ~ rules held in the CLERK, oc.
OF the circuit superior court of law .', 'lcc
Gerry for the county o, Campbell on Wo NV eh'n'
1th day OF December 1895: ''oNuay' the
John Roper and Margaret his wife ,,,e NJ.
franklin George Branner, ard Eliza An, 's @sfe'
i,ebhy Ann North, John North, " ,pmn t,a, Not1
North aud James North, the last five of wbon,
ants saing by he said George Hrunner then at H.
dian and next friend. p T..si quar-
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:
NEGROES ron SALE.

4 HAVE Tor sale three Valuable Negro Woncn.
One o. ;hem inst rate House servant, and very
,kelv tHAS. PHELPS.
Nov. }
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

Iief Daughters will conduct the Bonnet and Drce
Making Business, with attention and ncaness
"" Customers and Boarders are invited to call.
Jan. 6t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

"''iI 10 purchase about 50 Likely Young Me-
sr'e'' rom I" Is years of age.-Lptrcrs di.
,u' u 10 me IN Ign hburg, or my brother Mark
De- II nv 'hoNl'
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100 gai,o,,rcr. Wanted.

I VIII ave liberal wages Tor The above number Of
4 hands either by the month 81 year
JAMES DOLAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

RICHMOND J.st,EY II, ls;G
NN1u1.IiM ". SMITH mas moved two doors
w abo,r h,s old sand. AID directly opposite the
Messis James, new buiidn@s where he will keep
constantly on hand all kind of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

& = \ good WnFELWRlGiirc can also get en-
ploy ment, aud tain wages, by application TO me. at
Lynchbatg. J. j.
Jan. Ia Is
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boarding. AND xopoxNo,

or eEht gentlemen, can be had opposite the Viz
ginIan oiilre. cpmtnodIous house. Alarec front
room isr ,dsiHg Every ch9d shall be made to &C
cOtnmodatc and please. BY
MRS. l.. TRUSLOW.
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rfRGfvIA:-A, eoar, held for Franklin
rannty, 1t the Court hoase, the 3rd day OF no.
vembcr, 1885: ,,....a
Ann roEey, i'a'''''"'
igaiast
Stephen Updike, Joseph 7. Johnson, and Al
sy,,,,l.r I.ofiv,teh. Defendants.
II CniscERY.
Tic defendant, Joseph d. Johnson, net having
entered bis appearance. aud given securiiY, accord
inp n tie act OF Assembly, and the rules OF tbs
court, AMI il appearing tn the court, BY satisfactory
evidence, that he is 10, an inhabiant Of this Conn
monwealh; on the motion Of the plaintiff, by
COUNSEL it is ordered thai The said Joseph u. Join-
sou do appear here onI the first Mnndat IN fchrua-
~ pexf, and answer the plaintiff bill, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
L,nchbnrg Nrginian, fnrtwo months successfully,
dnd posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF
this county. \ Copy-Teste,
NJ. &. CARPER, ID. c.
Dec. 3 WIN
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Oct 2

CSF oPENtD,--SplcnJiI Brass Fen Ter
~ and Irons, Shovel and Tongs, Stair Rods. &c
NJ king tho best assortment Of those articles eve
offered in this market, HOUSE Keenars call and
scr. II. b. RICHARDS, SEQ.
Nov2 ts
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against

Lewis Franklin, in his own ri5b,. and q.
OF Robert Franklin, deed, benjamin Fran5la p
Der, Franklin, John Franklin (some,me. ', o,, no
himself John Nj. Franhlin) Thomas Franklin ling Tt
mas Jennings and Mary his wife late Mary rT'ri 'o
Lawrence Sterue and Nancy las wife iate MN.
rankin, Robert |. Franklin Lawson d. F,anll,a
lho'na' Ranhin and Caroline his wife late Carni.
frnI'in' Daniel 3 Leonard, Patrick Leonard RI.
bert Leonard Julia Leonard. Frederick res,.,
William Leonard. Daniel Leonard j. Sally son,.1
James Leonard. Elizabeth Leonard, John lennss
Peter North, John Moth, Patsy North r robert North
ilan Parks and Polly his wife, late POLY North
defendants. '
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2wCyUy,
WANTED YrnMADTArpnY.

'E'NO or three Apprentices to the Saddle md Uar.
ness Making Business, from IL TO Is wears Of
age None but boys Of good moral character, viii, be
TAKEN. Those from the country would be p,eceyyed
J. c. sl!ACKLHFORp.
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Dec

y lRGlNiA At a court held for Hoa,or3 conn,
~, at the courthouse, the 2Gth day OF No,cm
&. Patterson, pla;.a,,ss
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a rules heid IN the clerks office, OF the county
December, 1885
james O,erstreet Plaintiff
Joshua S. Smith Deiendant
IL CHAScERY
The defendant Joshua s Smith M, having en-.
'cfeu his appearance, and given security according
10 me act OF assembly and the rules OF this court
an" appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he Is
NOT an 'nilabant OF this Commonwealth is order
tn 'nat the said def ndaut do appear here on me
-" -io""ds III e5ruary next and answer the DIN
the plantif; and that COPY of this order be forth
WIN inserted IN same newspaper published in the
| Town Oh hynchburg, for two months successTeN'
ana posted at The front door of the COURTHOUSE OF this
county. A Copy-Tesle.
JNO. Il. STEPTOE, DC
Dec 10 WIN
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William Mead, administrator Of John { p,re,
son decd, Blancha Patterson widow of said John
Patterson, decd, George d. Patterson. John 5 Pat
son George w. Quarles aud Rachel his wife, form.
cry Rachel Patterson, rcdpattersou Mary paucr-
SON. Jane Patterson, James Patterson William Pat
,efSoh' heienry Patterson, ELIZA Patterson Francis
'"'efsoA' ana Martha Patterson. Dclts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21

Office Of the circnit suner;er au 10 the cIers..
eh7ncery 10, III" county Of Amherst tss o. law and
December, 1855: ''' 'oe 9Th Ia, NJ
Lawson 9. v ieher
flai,.~
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" lRGiAiA, TO W{t:--it rules hcl in the clerks,
once OF the circuit superior court of law and
eLancefy Tor the county OF Amherst, on the 9Th day
OF December, 1885:
, William l.. Burks, Robert II. Gray, and Samuel
iouH9' plaintiffs,
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IL CHANCERY.
ne defendant Samuel Burks Jr., not having en
'e'Gu us appearance, and given security according
80 que act Oh Assembly, and the rules OF tins court
ana ap fearhg by satisfactory evidence, that he Is
not an inha1itiut Of this Commonwealth on motion
OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel, it is ordered that
tne sad samuel turks Jr. do appear here on or be-
lore the LIST day of tbs next Aprl term to answer the
on OF the plaintiffs, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Vugipan, tor
Two months successfully, and posted the out door
OF the courthouse i'll SAID county,
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN THOMPSON, JR. Chrk.
Dec2l wom
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Plaintiff,

Stephen Cpdisc, Joseph 7. Johnson, and A
a,,,,l.r 7 ,otiv,,eb. Defendants.
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Dee q
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ig4INSE
Samuel Burhs Jr. Charles NJ. Christian. and ]
Benagh, nefepda,
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Jan II
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Jan. | I,
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AFRICAN COLONY.
FROM LIBERIA.

b. the lato arrival from Africa of,ha brg Ruth,
and the schooner Caroline, al Philadelphia, We
ha received the Herald, pab,fIcA monthly at
Monrovia. for September and October, from nfrl,
We copy the following articles, which viii 40 doabt
be interesting 10 many OF our readers:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08
From the Oneida Courier.

The BANK ROBBERY.-There has as vet
been no discovery of the money stolen, nor
can the time at which the robbery took place
be more definitely fixed than between Satur-
day night and Monday morning. It.seems
that there are two doors in the vault; the in
ner one is fastened by paddock, which, af-
ter the robbery, was found unlocked and the
lock on the fioor-the outer door of the vault
was found locked-in front Of the vault door
is n large bar Of iron, which is fastened by
three padlocks, all of which were found un-
locked, and one broken; they were, however
found in their place and apparently locked.
Cox, the porter of the bank, has been ar
rested, and after examination before Judge
DEMO- has been committed to Jail. The cir
cnmstances against him however. 90 no far
ther than to show that he might have COM
nhtted the crime, aud they are all consistent
with his innocence. That his committal is
proper W. cannot, under the circumstances.
doubt; aud yet his fate seems hard one;
that of the very many who might have com
mi,ted the act, he is the only ono arrested
a person who saw him in jail Oh Sunday, in
forms us that he was sick, and chained to the
floor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

MR. CLAYTON. 1t appears that the Hon.
john M. CLAYTON, of Delaware, has resign
ed his seat in the Senate of the United States.
II il known that this gentleman has long been
desirous Of relinquishing his seat, and he in
tmated a wish to decline n reelection at the
close Of bis last term in 1885, but the l.egis-
laure reelected him, aud he consented to
serve last session. The present term for
which he was elected, will not expire till lS-
Al. Although one Of the youngest members
of that body, he is one Of the most able and
accomplished Senators, and is always found
on the side of correct principles. He is one
of the most enlightened statesmen in the Un-
lion,-ready and convincing in debate, indus
trious and efficient in committee, the Wing
party has ever found in him one Of its most
distinguished champions. His absence from
that body ut this time, will be national loss.
The cause Of his resignation is not stated in
the Delaware papers. We presume that he
has long been disgusted at the course of a
reckless party, IN seeking to trample on the
Constitution, in the attempt to man2le and
expunge the sacred records of the body of
which he Was an honoured and distinguished
member. When other times shall have CIV
en- the asccndancy in the National Councils,
to other and better men, we may hope that
Mr.. Clayton will again be found in the Sen
ate, or in some executive depal t'nent, to de-
fend the Constitution, and sustain the best in
terests of the country. as in times past.
I The Legislature Of Delaware is sound t.
the core, and decided Whg will doubtless
be elected in the place Of Mr.. Clayton.- -
Bos. Ctntinel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08
MR.. CLAY.

The Lexington, Ky. Observer, IN reference
to the expected resignation of Mr.. Clay, sug-
Convention at Lexington, in April, ought to
induce him To remain in his seat "Such a
man rs Mr.. Clay" it continues, lis at all times
wanted in the councils of the nation-and we
do not for n moment doubt, although we are
aware OF his disposition to retire to the avo-
cations Of domestic life, that in the event of
the Legislatures making the call upon him,
sanctioned as it is by a convention Of the
people, he will waive his repugnance to u
continuation IN the service Of country, and
remain at his post, where he hus always been
the terror of his opponents, as he has the ad-
miration Of his friends"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

In conformity to the provisions of the
law Of the United States, the Electors of
President and Vice President met in
their respective States, yesterday, and
cast their votes for each of those high
officers. In this State the Electors con-
vened at Bristol, agreeably to the act Of
the General Assembly, and no doubt, as
became true and faithful lieges to the
powers that be, recorded their sufirages
for the Presidents nominees-M. VAN
BUREN and r. NJ. JOHNSON.
The information from Alabama, which
we take from the National Inteligenccr
of Monday, renders it all but certain, that
that State also has yielded its vote to the
Executive favorite. This may be con-
sidered as settling, defnitively, the E.
lection Of Mr.. Van Buren, to the Presi-
dency, so far as it can be determined by
unofficial information. by what majori-
ty he has attained to this high and dtlong
cherished object Of ambition (Which he
owes mainly 10 the criminal supineness
of The whiss,) can only be ascertain
ed by complete returns from Illinois,
Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, ,and Mis-
sissippi. The latest information from
Louisiana makes it more than probable
that the wings have carried the State,
but by majority so small as TO- render il
doubtful whether imperfect returns from,
the parishes will not eventually defeat
them. Missouri, as all have conceded,
has gone for V. b. Illinois, also, if re-
ports are to be credited. In Mississippi
and Arkansas, the result may yet be
considered doubtful.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08
NEWPORT:
Thursday, Dec. 3, 1896.

Monday last was The day appointed
for the meeting of Congress, though it Is
not probable that the vaIedictory Mes
sage Of President JACKSON was commu-
nicated to either House before Tuesday
morning. Arrangements having been
made to convey it to New York by en-
press, it will undoubtedly be received
here by the regular steamboat, this morn
ing-too late, however, for insertion in
this number Of our paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08
[from the National In,olIigencer Of Monday.
TIE PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION.

1t begins now to appear at least possible
that we may hear how the majority of the
electors have been chosen. before we hear of
the votes in the electoral colleges. Since
our last. we have received the following in
formations:
MlssouRr.--The 81. Louis Republican Of
the 2lst says: ave have few additional
returns from several distant counties lin Mis-
souri) 1t is of little Use to publish them, as
the official vote will be known nt Jefferson
city to-day. There can be no doubt that Van
Buren, and Johnson have carried the state
Our friends, in all the counties, have been
remarkably Indifferent, and suffered the cleo
ton to go by default"
Farewell, Missouri!
ALABAMA.-Returns at length received
from ten or eleven counties in the northern
part Of Alabama, give majorities to the Van
Buren, ticket Of six thousand votes, and leave
but little reason to doubt that Alabama also
has gone for Mr.. Van Buren,.
LouIslANA.-In relation to the electoral
vote Of this state, we have the following in
formation in a slip dated the 2SLh ult. from
the office Of the Mobile Mercantile Adver-
tiser:
We shal not be surprised to learn that al
though this state has cast majority of her
votes for White, yet his opponent. Van
Buren,, gets her electoral college. and all by
default of the returning officers, the same as
in Burke county, Georgia, and Pickens CO..
Alabama. The New Orleans Standard Of
Saturday has the following paragraph. This,
and the confident tones kept up by the Van
Buren organs Of that city, in declaring that
hry knon the vote Of Louisiana will be given
to their candidate, lead us to believe that the
latter organs have been assured that tho re-
turns from all the parishes would not be re-
ported in the times allowed by law:
"Fivc parishes Of Louisiana have not yet
sent official returns, although accounts were
received otherwise from all but Clairborne.-
Should he returns not arrive before Monday,
the day appointed to compare them, and Of.
ficially declare what electors have been cho-
sen, then the declaration may or must be on
The majority actually sent to the Governors
Office which is for Van Buren,"
ILLINOIS. the st. Louis Republican
Of the 22d ult. we learn that, in 80 counties,
Van Buren's majortics amounted to 3O42,
while lIarrison's were 2945. The Republi-
can adds, az counties remain to be heard
from. We give up the State. II will prob.
ably go for Van by a small majority. Ills
tools claimed il by ten thousand votes"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08
RoBBERY AND ATTEMPT TO MuRDER.-A

RoBBERY AND ATTEMPT TO MURDER.-A
robbery and diabolcal attempt to murder was
committed on Saturday night last at 10 o.
clock at the East Boston Ferry. Mr.. Shad-
rach Keene. Overseer Of the Sugar Refinery,
passing down the wharf from Commercial
street, saw three persons, one of whom
knocked down one of the others. Mr.. X.
passed on to the toll house. In few min
utes he saw ono of the three persons drag
another past the toll house, and Immediately
after heard splasliing in the water: he ran to
the end Of the slip, and asked the fellow
what he had done with that man: the ruff;an
sald, there was nobody with him: Kcene then
se'zed INN by the throat, and cried Gor help.
and rang the toll house bell: in another min.
ute, a comrade of the robbcr, another Irish.
man, came To the rescue, and attacked MFR.
X. who sl-o 'hrottled the second ono.
a man then ran from vessel 10 Mr.. Ks
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

assistance, and the ferry boat arrived with
more aid, the robbers were secured and the
man rescued from the water nearly exhaust
ed. lie stated that he had been knocked
down and robbed Of bis watch and wallet, by
the two lrshmen, and thrown overheard by
one of them. The watch was found in pos
session Of one Of them, but no wallet. The
ruffians are in Prison. A more daring rob-
berry and more intrepid arrest Of williams, is
not OH record. Mr.. X. deserves the thanks
Of the community Boston Csntinsl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

Loss or THE sHIP AuERIcA.-On Thurs
day we mentioned that vessel had been
seen ashore on the Tortugas, which was fear
ed TO be the ship America, Capt. Aiken, OF
this port. We regret to learn that the re-
port proves to be correct. She went ashore
on the 1th OF November, and il Is stated that
the vessel Will be a total loss. Abou: one
nall OF the cargo was saved, and had been
carried into hey West; the remainder was
lost. The cargo was very valuable, princi.
pally dry goods, and Is estimated at about
S25O,OOO, mostly insured here. The ship
was owned by J. II. Rowland ~ Sons, who
were insured in this city. The passengers
arrived at Pensacola, on the 22d November.
and some of them reached Mobile on the Oath
They oil unite in testimony of regard Ia
Capt Aiken NJ Y. Com. .4dp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

WORD TO THE WEALTHY The close
o. the year is near at hand. 1t is the practice
of many. and should be of all to balance
their accounts at the end Of the year, and see
how they nd with the world: whether they
have advanced or recedcd during the past
year, and whether their expenses have been
kept strictly within their income or otherwise;
and also 10 pay off all their small outstanding
bills. Tradesmcn and mechanics expect their
bills to be settled up to that time, and it is
proper they should be to enable them to pay
of their own debts A small amount of mo.
ney will pay very large amount of bills by
going from hand to hand. Now as the stream
must commence somewhere. we would sug-
gest to those who are not obliged to wait till
others Pny 'hcm before they can pay their
own little debts. to call IN their small bills be-
fore the first Of January, So that with the mo-
ney they thus pnt in circulation, others can
meet their small bills by the first of the year.
Wealthy men know not the inconve nence
they put others to. and the rea! embarrass-
ment they create. by allowing tradesmcn and
others to call several times for n small BILL
10 the first the amount is trlilug; but To the
latter 1t Is often of Importance: besides this.
the time lost in calling for the bill is matter
OF some moment, being not unfrequenty g.
quail to the amount Of the bills. Ifthen, those
who are really able TO pay their bills when
ever presented, would adopt the rule Of nnv-
er allowing them to be called for second
time, they would do themselves much credit.
and the community great servicc.-[ Phila.
Com. Her.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

PENMANsHIP. We call the attention of all
who are desirous to improve their Hand
Writing, to the advertisement Of Mr.. FRENCH
in to.day's paper. The specimens we have
seen of improvements made by scholars un-
der his instruction, are in themselves suffic-
lent to satisfy those who need proof Of his
qualifications, or of tho beauty Of his system,
independent of the numerous certificates in
his possession from individuals of the first re-
spectability.