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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12

suicIDE.-The wife Of Mr.. DAME, H..
Oh MIL Creek, in this cOun,y. pu, a, 90 %
existence by hanging herself on Thn,.s /" ae'
n'ns last. Domestic troubles are ,vgr,o..s .'e'
have led 70 the commission of the f,,,, -. %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12

E17OR HIRE-A good laboring n'u"
IL Enquire at this office.
May IL, 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
Cancer.
AND TIE ART OF HEALING GENE
Tn Lie E'Liinr Of The S 4 TfLInr

AND TIE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY.
To tic Editor IF the S. Il. Telegraph.
RER Editor We have noticed, in your paper an
IVH advertisement by Dr. Marshall proposing to cure
Canoe rous Diseases Fistua, &c. We have been
toned 10 believe that these diseases were, for the
part, incurable but having had opportunity Of wit
Messing Of the practice Of Dr. ~ really think it
would be serving the Of humanity 20 say, that
have been astoniscd at tho attending his efforts
We have cases, the appearance ofwhich drew
from all around expressions of hopeless despair, and
seemed to defy human skill and yet, after few weeks
under the treatment of Dr. NJ the disease all appear
ancc, is cffectnay removed.
We take pleasure in calling the attention of any
your readers who may be suffering from these distress
ing diseases, to the advertisement referred TO-
JAS. e. CRANE,
ARCHD. THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
R1CHD. C. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASKIE,
a. FRENCH.
w. w. MARSHALLS REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An nnllible remedy for the Piles, (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and elsewhere
may be had by applying to W. w Marshall, tho Man
sion House.
If satisfaction is not given the money will be returned
Reference to persons cured Of Cancer iacly-William
Petit Fluvanna county; MIR Hacket, Caroline county;
Edward Bass, Colesville Ich'd johnson, Cumberland
county; Thos. Skinner, E. City county, Saml Mathews.
Brunswick cnuaty; Mr.. Noble, Prince Edward county
Mr. Miller, Goochland county; MIR. Ianncy Alexandra;
William P. Wychc, Petersburg.
Sept %. al-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

HNoLCOMBE. BURTON & EDMUNDs' Com
q a mission House, Richmond.-Wc have associated
ourselves together for the purpose of transactng &C.
neral Commission Business in this place Our business
will be strictly Commission one, as we have obligated
ourselves, mutually to each other in articles Of CO.
partnership, 'not to speculate in, trade joint in
divdun account, in real estate tobacco -four any
articles products Of commerce. Reasonable advances
will be made all consignments, and every exeron
used to give satisfaction.
Goods vii! be received and forwarded with the greatest
possible Dispatch THOMAS A. HOLCOMBE,
DAVID W. BURTON,
Dec T. rG-wtf] r. EDMUNDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

II AND FOR SALE--A highly improvrd Farm
q called Lime Stone Creek: situated Oh the Rich
utond Road, nine miles from Charlottesville, containing
7l2 acres, or less, with dwelling houses and all
the necessary ont houses stables. tlreshng machine.
&c. will be sold by private contract; together with
negroes stock ofcae and valuable horses, implements
of husbandry, corn, fodder &c: A small tract Of low
land belonging Mr. David Niche, and which is 10 be
sold separates il from the Rivanna River There is
vein OF rich Limestone running through the whole tract,
which has been quarred and kned for these years,
and the lime employed manure to enrich the land,
and for selling for building purposes. Persons DESTROYS
Of huvinr will apply at the Office Of the Charlottesville
Advocate or Ia DIR. Bluttcrlnann at the University
Ocober % 4S-wlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
GOOD COUNTRY SCuOQI.-Th subscriber

"a residing four miles north Of Charlottesville in the
county of Albrmars, with view to educate his own
daughters has employed Miss Heart. young lady from
Mrs Wi!iards Seminary, Troy, New York. Si" has re-
sided in his family for the last ten months. lie feels no
hesitation in saying, that his daughters, and others
who have been committed to her care have made very
satisfactory progress. She is qualified to teach we'll:
every branch Of Engish the French language Muse
and Drawing lie will take eight ten girls under the
age of H. rs boardrrs The next session will commence
On the 2h OF January, ana terminate the 23tl Of
June Every brunch of English will be taught for $780,
French $40; Music S!; Drawing SD. Beard, bedding
and candles furnished 10y the subscriber. 800. Board
and tnillon fees to be paid half in advance.
a native Of France will be employed in the school:
who will give French lessons for the additional sum OF
$40 DC, srssnn SAMUEL CARR.
Doc ia G3-.wtiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
EsDET'R u.
MUCH YET rEMAIHs ussrS6-'
THE GOLDEN AGE.

THE GOLDEN AGE ,s,s eon:sir
re;,h,,,s Room Scrip Book iohaon The Goin
s.an;.. portrait of youthful cveine. has npp.n
a 20 :" To- which the Quaker Nias,rcl BERH'HDi
,i,he following characteristic s'a""1s
When he dnish'd this lovely rct I gnssbb supplied,
,ry ,hc noTrai of orc in her EitSH"o", p,,"''
,ncIouacd by Care, aud nnsu'"c' W
And an age 70 blissfil, ond pure ""1 'S"'
" ~ . veSry world ike ours,
win II, ~ saiii.s a, gay nnd its heart as 'sf'
u h-;n. forward titles manitoba
n;Se,Iins so happy and hsh 10 hold.
vi. ,ao &c when the hear, ins,s bli,hcsome slco
Fan a, each clad impulse bound;
When all Tint the young before ,hsm see
Has q halo oil beauty round
When grief pangess, and Joy Is pure,
And the whispers OF Hope seem true mad sure.
I, may chance 10 volume like this, dcsSn'd
For the joyous young and fair
That those has,y and aross lines may find
A render Us free from cnre
As lovely q type of Life's Golden Ago,
AS the being portrayal in the peIishlns page.
Maiden think no, would cloud thy brow
BY boiling Of future i'll;
Or that bo,on which thro,' so lightly no"
With q warning voice would chili;
Unworthy tho bard Of his calling high .
Who would wake ia that heart n esuSccss sign
'Tis the lsornns of Life 4! BE- bli,he md say
As the birds which around thee sing;
Yet remember that morn is but part ol Tho day.
That evening its shadows must bring,
And tho darkness of night must soon follow 'hht eve
When the fast fading twilight hath taken It's !savo.
But fear thou Lot thy morning he spent
So that may its course approve;
And when stars come forth in the Permanent,
Thou shalt view them with hope and love;
And mark unappacd the gathering night
Waiting morning Of endless light.
,Ts tho Spring time Of being; yet bear in mind
Its Summer will soon be here;
That its Autumn will linger not ors behind,
When the flowers and leaves turn setc;
And that Winter will come, which comes to Mi,
When the flower must die and the leaf MUS, Taft
So guard the blossom thou dearest now,
That when shall be Ger,
The f'uitugn Of Autumn on every boush
May prove thy Winter store;
And when Times brief seasons changes bring,
Thou shalt know everlasting Spring
Now in thy youth bo,ccch of HIM
Who gvolh, upb:aiLns not,
That his light in thy heart become not dim,
And his love DO un,ossot;
And thy God, in the darkest 6ayz, will be
Greenncss, and beauty, and strength, TO thee!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

s. LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.-Thc under
" signed offers for sale the Of land which he
resides lying in the county of marie chiefly between
the Stage Road leading from Charlottesville Frcdcricks
burg, ard the South West Mountains, adjoining the
lands of Mr.. John Rogers Mis-. l.. Clark, &C. contain
ing about 1000 acres 700 OF which cleared the bal
ancc in woods Also the noicty of the tract on which
Mrs f. Clark resides be held by her during her life
-Also the half of annthe tract lying on the waters Of
Michunk and Beaver dam Creeks containing about AGO
acres and is chiefly valuable for timber. 1t is deemed
useless to give a more minute description Of the above
lands, prcsumng will purchase without first
aiming them. They will be shown BY the undersigned
to any person disposed 10 purchase, when no will make
known his Terms JAMES CLARK.
Jan Z 7i-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

INVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber
y intending to to the West, offers Tor sale the
tract of lanai which ne resides: continuing three hun
County of Orange. the waters Of Blue Run, and ad
Joins the lands Of Judge Barbour Charles 7. Graves
and others and is in desirable neg hborhnod There is
upon it comfortable dwelling house, with all necessary
out houses, barn. wheat threshing machine, and
horse r,ilI all in good order Persons wishing To Pur
casr expected 10 visit it and judge for themselves
The subscriber will take great pleasure in showing it, nnd
will make the trims known upon application, Which will
be accommodating. JOHN '. WEBB.
Otrnre county. Dec. J. (I-wcE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

LOUISVILLE, ky..) Jan. S.-On the 2'th nit Doctor
Lewis Sanders, of SmithclJ, n.y. shot dead IN that
nIncc by yunng uf the na;IIc Of Aston. Aston
awaits his trial at the March term of the Li"in,s.
ton Circuit Court. On the day, rrncontre took
place between Mr. Burton Bcasly and MIR. Thomas
Crouch both Of Livingston county: in which the latter
was Immediately killcd-.IouynGi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

4 s,c;ndler onong tie Shakcrs.-'he following from
the GAINESVILLE (oh Gazette, presents the industrious
and frugal though finat:al Shakers in new ana dis
agreeable light 90
'Nathan Sharp, the great head Of the Shaker esia1-
lishmrnt near fba nrn has taken of the sisters 10
wife, and pocketing large of money (sone say
S0O0OO has pu, out, leaving the brothers and sisters
buzzng about like swarm uf bees Which have !"sl
their queen. Poor tI!ows they have found the truth
of Burns remark mankind unco weak, and little
to be trusted 1t is said, also, that Sharp m"r!gagrd
the Shaker property to the Tr"st C"many at C!ncnnati
and that law suit vii! grow out Of the TRANSACTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
ILLINOIS SENATOR.

The preamble and resolutions. nominating Judge
White for the Presidency. and disappearing the national
conrcnlipn adopted by the SENATE OF i'''''' "
the following vote
Y.as-Messrs Bond, Davidson, Edwards, Fletcher
Gutrwood Herndon. Lane, Mills, Servant, Thomas
Vance, Whtesidc and Wil!iams-l3.
Nnus-Aicssrs Craig, Ewing, Hacker, Maxwell. Nc,
Gahcy Noel, Parish, Snyder, STROBE, Wcai'r"rd and
Willamson-l2.
Mr. Ewing, who voted with the friends Of the aG"'-
nistra,ion in the negative, subsequently elected to
the Senate of the United States lie IL not "hf rcho
~ 10 The Administration but an avowcd supporter Of
Mr. Van Buren.-L0n:sriIic .3drcrt'srr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
.1hmr. Of .lH!ho"y Wcddg. jr., G'rG
Jan. ! !.

N~OTICi,-pnrsu.nl TO Il Deed o! Trust executed
the subscriber and Charles Thompson. If. ~ S3s.
ur Cochran bearing date the 3l,t OF Oc"'r!. !.,
and duly recorded i'll the Clerk o.c" OF iaGoT"! tol
~ Court -h.i proceed to sell, on Monday: the lj'a
day Of February. lSG if fair. If moi the next far ta;
thereafter, public auction, tic premises. fr rt2a
money for tic purposes therein expressed the T'ac 1
Land in said Trust Deed mcntionrt lying On both sas
Of Little river in ,hc county Of tanpv"r, aud contain
;nr three hundred and iortv-ninc ncrr< wh" there
is Gris and Saw Mil, lanyard. and various other
improvements Selling trustee, shall convey sach
title only rs is vested III by the Trust Deed though
the title is hervcA to good and unqHrStonaH!..
J. ID. c. BROWN, Irua,r.
S,ro,b.r II .lJ--wtiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

uJOK SALi.-.iHJ acres OF good l.1ad N :.
B. Chickalon,iny; lies well, eight miles ian. *
mond, is heavily n,bcrcd, and wiihin halt MIRA,
ssw-Ii sonlc buildings, and about one fourth O.; l.,
land CLEARED. Possessing given nrn, date :. EHc.,
n, tie office of the Wing or Enquirer.
December II. to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

d = a REWARD for the apprehension OF DEy
u ebSY Ms. 4 negro man belonging. to Ii" Es;te
Of Anthony Waddy. jr, dcc'd.-Hr made his r>r',c
about The middle Of December last.Wh"n last tca:
Of he was seeking passage Richmond, BY boat trq
Goor,.and G.. H. lie is rather low, black c"nrlrNoa
nrsrY face. ro!it" and intelligent "hon, 10 Yeas 81
He has probably Obtained fec papers and IS seeking
rnvnc,t rs brick layer and Pa'scrcr. or u'ay >" u:.
ing his way tn free State.-'lhe aAove R""a,t
will he nyrn to any person who viii deliver HIN 10 ias
in Louisa county or secure him in Jail.
GARLAND ). WADDY.
.2Gm'r. Of .ln!t9"y Ecddy jr., G'r'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

RIOTICE-Al persons indebted TO the es'a's .,y AZ
" fred Minor deceased, late Of Caroline c'u"
hereby requested to come forward and m'hI ,E;, at
and all persons having claims against the 'au ~
required TO present them to the subsctio'f
,hcntica,ed, for settlement, as this notice viii Os
in bar to all such clams as shall not be thus .I,r
WM. r. b. WA ,,si.
administrator Of alfred .NFoI' s,.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

y lUU Payne, in the Spring of I:% sco, * +:
rnan named ANDREW, brown comple1'oh and weighs
10 inches hgh - years of age, stout mace [cco
from I65 to l75 pounds. has no marks OF sr.r, P'
ed-hc was purchased by MIR; h@oc ra,aton Of Iian
ve Alabama, Dir. Cosby purchased hi" Of ;s%bIborso
deus s jones' Amelia; he has wife in the nelE'' rss,
and is supposed to he lurking hcrcabous 81. app:tasn
Of one hundred dollars will Ge paid for ms oen,n
sion and delivery to Mcssrs Goodwin y n IN ,he saE
Richmond or having him secured IN any JnrlRNE,
of Virg inia. GEoh1 ~ ill., lLabst!'
mayor {" 'N"' 77-aSn
Jan. If.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

IA EtiROES FOR SALE.--Iu pursuance oi 4 tccl.
"a Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Liw and Ca:s.
ccry for Gloucester county, pronounced 1T OcIg,.:
Term, lSI, in the suit Of Ann rttcndcn ct al. ?..
and Caicshy jones' Admir-, e al. drls, Will be SOD
public auction. at Gloucester Cour, boise, OH The liz.
Monday il Frbruary, lo:'G being Court day, on c'
of nine months, excerpt ior sum sufficient 10 pay lie
costs OF suit aud cNpc"ccs Of sale, which MI! be IT,
ourcd in cash. about twelve valuable negroes t:"n.
I, the estate Of William C!i;lrnC"n, dcc'd ama;
which are men woInrn, boys and g!rs. Bonds wli.s
proved security, Will br required before the proper!
delivered Traders invited To attend, Is there
doubt of thu sale being made, 1t being for The purpose d
i distribution. THOMAS 1. AhOhl, t"ai.
Gloucester C.. H., Dec. 3ls,, lS;'5 1l-2awt.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

JRYlE tine and thoroush bred horse MINOR, :oa s.:
81 0ira Will make his frs, season III the vca!,v d:
MlilrdsrvI!I Georgia, Tins Spring, l-b. Furic; De-.
ilcularS hereafter.
u rl-Q3v.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
November l3

q GENTLEMAN residing above Underwater wishes
"A to employ Tor tho prrscn, year, Lady qraI''ra 70
teach the ordinary branches of an English r'ncl!&
the French language, painting and music Though lie
latter is 40, inrl>,. rsable Address 80 this oi'.
EEISS!SSIPPl LANDS FOR SALE-i"" Sub
iY5 Scribrr offers Tor sa~. accommodating term,
s,.yrra! tracts Of Land varying from 2o 10 3' area,
each in the counties If Washington Rankin. an! Wa
rem in the State OF Mississippi Some o.! the lae!' "
Washing ,on county upon the Mississippi! ana i4z'
Rivers and ali Of them are believed 10 be hrs, rate h"
grants and others wishing TO establish plamtlons N
either q! these counties. might do well 10 con:'r with The
subscriber a, Nickshurg or his absence, with s:!i'"9
Alpssrs J. J. thrwning aud Vim II. Siu', o! III" sane
Mace from which some Of the tracts are bu, short DIS
Reference Tor further information is mtte l"Ui
Wm J Scott and Mr. Thomas Green q! RrhnoHa
Virginia. JOHN l. :. 80 ~.
Dec. II. t~|'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

The Legislature Of Alabama adjourned si"c dc on e
9th inst The session has ecn ali arduous onc ana We
representatives of the people seem to have devoted lc
selves TO the welfare Of the public.
Among the most prominent measures which nave been
,crd on by them are the Rail Rad end Banking CHAR
rrs the abolition Of State Taxes the election Of Judges
and The resolutions approving Of the President COURSE
on the French Question.
The adoption of the Railroad charters opens new
field of of enterprise to citizens generally .' TO-
cation of new Bank together with the increase "i cap'
tai aarded most OF the State institutions, VIII fa!nSh
brn with the necessary facilities to carry their public
works. SiDnioOnerU (.4l) JOUrnnI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

9JTHe Gporsia Journal rcis,t"h 10 nS"it the mbr i.
wcrx for mrrk-, ard ttrr' TO i' OIL m %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

They will be constantly receiving Fresh Gocl: y,
they arrive in port, and endrr their friend. in ',o,
the usuu! facilities offered them at Their new Ioca,:an
WRIGHT. WINSTON & SIEBBiES
New York Jan. ID. l-3G IJ-.I,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

wzR. ALEXANDER M,LElN-As you are no! no. ~,
nhabtant Of this State, take notice. that on the Is,
day Of March next, between the hours OF a. su
sunset Of the same day. shall proceed at the taEern
house now occupied BY Mrs Lee IN sG town of
Gt nn a Forbes IT, and ohers be read in at The
trial of cer:nn suit in Chanc'ry now 7snd'ng ana a"
determined before the Circuit Superior h Cont c La~
and Chanccry for Fnranna county, IN w1fn nrc Defnd
ants The business rot being completed on that Gay,
the proceedings will he adjourned to the nrTs day anu -
'''''' '"' William PANNiLL,
FYurannn CO., TG.
=, S:-TIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

Of ccngralulaon to the democracy OF the s!ate, on Iu
count Of the bnloar e sesy raised IN de,snGe Ga
m1 and ineorruptib,c fr,aness Of The MAJORITY IN
THE SENATE ALL EYES ''W n00 &c dtfe sG s. 10
Sare e enrinls distinction Of so,rns trmSsrcS myer
rious TO oil Tic SEDUCTIVE ARTS OF hiinbhh AN
POWER-ef rind;catisg The PUTTY. n's'HrEhksItp.
,sp SINCERITY lhc rElscIrLEs OF pEM"SHtcT
b,fore The PEOPLE OF THE STATE AND CNIoS
by ,rb2n tlcv 7cM no7c be A%NIoUsLT OBSERVED, anu
Gnallv the iYrERrsHaBLE HONOR Of g;eiMg Mc Lag
BLOW to tic GREAT MAMMOTH ENGi I: n:r, Uf
THE ARISTOCRACY by ,shicA o.r tIbEkl lES
| AND REPUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS mare Secn 50
igur BrLxAGrEp AND EsDASaEEED.-ilarTtS'"Ts rep
'Tur GREAT BANK BRrBERY BIlL.-Ne PUBLISH TO-
l,y copy of the great bribery bill for Te.chaTtGng the
Bank of the United States, introduced INTO the renn
svlyania LEGISLATURE and ask attention to It's details IL
y be seen TIA, the briie is much greater than stated
yesterday and that it may be styled the n r% ."Ir Hn
o oso is dazzling one but the virtue OF ycemanry
is not purchasable commodity Let them awake ana
spcak in voice Of thunder ere it be too late. NO" CT
| ncver-thc moment for oyerthrowlng the enemy has
| lc.-Pcnnsy! ranlGn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

TEYIE W.r'-ii"us" q: the n;'a' FS'25"" i''::- lc,
e c"nsun.o! in ti:s .rrn! cnnti'=:"'t "htcl occ..
red on the nigh; Of The 10Th December, they haze
moved their stock of Dry Goats (Which preserve
to the Store. No ST. Pearl Street: little above la
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

1N0HOMAs c. WILSON, General agent and COL
q lecior for Newspapers and other claimsin the City
of Washington, d. c.
Refersnees-J. H. Reilly, J. Mills, VIM. Dougherty, J.
Purdy w. w. Billing, J. A. Bender, J. B. Ferguson
Barnard & Raymond f. 81 A. H. Young, J. c. NJ Kel
den, P. Force w. w. Moore
January 10. TS-E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

rsyuE SUBSCRIBERS, Dsulers IN sdks and E..
Goods, lately atl3l, Pearl Street, New York, w~
inform their friends that in consequence Of the de,
ton Of their store by the late calamitous fire, they has,,
rec,oycH 10 the large aud Convenient bul:ng No :;
b.rlv Street. between Broadway and Nassau S,,rn
On the ground formerly occ"rirG by Gsa", Th,,bu.
Seed Store, ond immediately c"':tIgn'ra 70 .!r Cy
other Hotels. Tn" n:< thry will s'tsn will b. !y,.
Nne; ant, as their stock, Tn" coming SPRING, vii j.. ~'
lriy new they hope to oiIr increased !acil:x to -.
'''''D' CUMSTGCK & ANDREWS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-24
xYfeh u,O,ad Sc:s,tmary.

THE winter session Of this ms. tuition com
mem.en on the l7th Oct. 1t has now been N ote'.
alton for nearly two years. From the number OF
students that have entered this Gall, and the pros
meet Of large addition during the winter, arrange
,ner,s have been made To obtain competent assis
faut.. "a soon as it may I've necessary. u - De-
sirncd TO have two departments, male and female
TIE school will be divided into three classes J'n-
Tor. middle, and senior. To complete the full
course m each will require year II is expected
that the school will be furnished this winter with
chemical and philosophical apparatus sufficient 10
make all the experiments necessary 10 enable the
-uIcn, fully to understand some Of tie most useful
branches Of good English education.
TIE following will embrace some "fthe branches
in the course Of siuoy:
Orthography, Reading. Pcnn'anship. Eng'is
Grammar. Geography with The use Of the globes.
History, c .mp,si'i"". Chemistry, E'ia"y. Natural.
Mental ard Moral Philosophy, Mathematics, A.
ri,hmc,ick araly,ica'I,. Algebra, GEOMETRY. Tfa"-
nomeiry. Navig lion, Surveying, &c Ancient "a"
Modern Languages. Nome will he admitted for a
shorter period than half session. Session twenty
two weeks Terms Of tuition made known by APP
plying to the principal -
Noe Cd 1876. 43-,t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-24
In m II T. Il .

The public are hereby notified that Isaac b n
net. Joshua Harvey and Levi Kcerans, did, On the
l2,h day Of August last, enter 'nt" cpart"eFs"'P
"a ,,ade in the above article, under the name AND
Ly the STYLE Of L. Bcnnci f. Co. at the yard former
II Of A. Grimes f Co. in the the town Of R'chmond
whore all kinds Of lumber will bc bought and sold
~ formerly.
Wanted Immediately, oak, ash, and poplar floor
ing Of any convenient length. Also, half inch.
three quarter, inch, ard inch and quarter wide
bo,rds (poplar); inch and half and two inch p'anS
Of the same three quarter inch, inch and hail. and
two incl, oak boards and plank; also poplar J"-ts
from IS to IS feet long, q by 6. :, 8, O. and 10;
oak do. same length "a by 8 and 10; oak posts for
fencing by at bottom, and 4 by 2 at top. feet
lone. sl.o of larger size, by 6 at bottom, and
bv !, top. same length; poplar fencing thick and
i to 8 inches wide, from IL to l6 feet long; like
wise poplar wea,hcrboarding Of any common length
inch thick. and to 8 inches vide; anc IN general
an kinds Of lumber in common use. All the above
TO be square edged. J. BENNETT -, ~ 20:
Richmond, Nov. Jt,, 1886. 44-'mo.
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