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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31
New York, March 1S.

MONEY MARKET - II i, known that the
money market is fight. 10 order to show
that there IS no necessity Tor its being so.
we state that thefe is deposited of the
Peoples money, at this moment, nearly
three millions in the Manhattan Bank, and
three millions and q half in the Bank of
America, and three millions and half in
the Mechanics Bank, making in all TEN
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, belonging
TO the People of this country over and
above tho joint capital Of those Banks
All viii recollect the excuse for illegally
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

0G~ BY recent law, passed by the Louisiana
Legislature, the city of New Orleans has been
divided into three distinct Muncipalities-m
king it in effect three distinct cities that is so
far as corporation government is concerned
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

10 reply 10 toast complimentary to the stand
taken by him in opposition to the privilege clai-
med for the Executive. to nominate his success.
sor. The toasts drank on the occasion were nu-
mcrous, spirited and appropriate. We shall en-
deavor TO make room for some Of them in our
NEXT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

Co. The Brig Ark arrived at New York, from
London, few days since. freighted with l7sS
bags of wheat, COO bags Of oats, and 81 so barrels
of flour
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 70. 1921.


Mr.. Sanford from the Committee an.
pointed to consider the right of suffrage.
and the qualifications of persons to be 9,
iected, reported, that the committee hay
ing considered the subjects referred 10
them, recommend the following amend.
ments 10 the convention:
Sec. l. Ecery White male citizen of the
age OF twenty one years, who shall have
resided in this state. six months next pre.
ceding any election, and shall within
one year preceding the election. have
PAID any tax assessed upon him, or shall
within one year preceding the election.
have been assessed TO work upon a public
road, and shall have performed the work
assessed upon him, or shall have paid an
eeqnlvaIentin money therefor according 10
law, or shall within one year preceding
the election have been enrolled m The MP
ltla oil this state, and shall have se,ves
therein according 10 law, shall be entitled
to vote at such election, in che town or
ward IN which he shall reside, for Cover
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31
MARTIN VAN RUPFN

The following are extracts from the
Journal OF the Convention, held in New
York, in 1921, for the formation of
State Constitution.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

seiziDg and removing the deposiies from
the Bank Of The United States was 10 cir
culate Il by discounts among The People.
instead OF which an immense amount j,
locked up, or, il used at all. it is used for
private purposes. Whether the Govern.
ment Inierdicts the use Of this money as
preparatory to an attack on the u. States
Bank OF Pennsylvania, or to create pa
mic. or TO serve their private friends and
patrons 10y loans, we shall soon know bu,
The danger TO the trade and commerce Of
this country, Of allowing the Adninistra-
ton TO control the operations of the whole
Treasury. is zoo apparent to be question.
ed.---Star
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31
CORRESPONDING CoMMITTEE.

. 1.'tf-'9I VINDI4NtT LUNTMTI TEE,
Appointed by the Republican Wing Convention,
which nominated Hugh l.. White. for President,
and John Tyler, for Vice Presidsnt,-for
GloRGAr-Capt John Hunter, Jonathan
Carlisle, Samuel Graham. Henry Spoken,
John Anderson, Matthias Swain. sr.. j
Jones, Cromwell Orrick, Samuel Harmis.
on, Christian Miller, Edward Bechtol, J
smith, Elias Smith. BechioI, A Bechtol
William Rankins. sr., Daniel Ambrose, j
Courtney, William CoDnel, George Shank
christian Shank. Nicholas Burgan. Angus
Mcdonald, Dennis Mcdonald, Wesley
Easter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
TO TIE SCHOOL COMuTS Io.y.ERS Of YIR6LNI-7.
SECOND AUplroR's OFFICE,


- ENTLEMEN herewith transmit copy OF an
IN act OF the General Assembly, passed March 22d,
1886 entitled act approprating The surplus rcrcnnc
% Il Literary Fund, and also the aPportOnmeM made
in pL of said act, Of the surplus o. ST. I23 ~
which accrued in the year ending Both September last
1t will doubt be generally desired that the decision
OF the school commissioners Of the counties or corpora
lions in which incorporated academies exist, it regards
the precise application of this surplus, should he made
withou. unnecessary delay Therefore respectfully sug
gest that carly meeting for the purpose be called at
day most convenient 10 the commissioners OF the re-
spcctre counties and corporations, and that copy OF
the proceedings theeat be transmitted 10 this Office in
order that the President and Directors Of the Literary
Fund may be enabled if they Judge it expedent, TO ex-
ercsc the discretionary power vested IN them in relation
to such academies.
Whe1c the additional quota shall be devoted to the
education Of the poor, viii be subject in all respects TO
the existing regulations, and may be drawn from the
Treasury the time with the regular quota II
ssnalty nng Treasurer bond already given is in
sum- in the Clerk office, according to the present form,
and a certified copy thereof be transmitted usual TO
TIC Second Auditor.
Where the surplus appropriated in aid Of academies,
i'll be proper that before paying the same, the school
commissioners require order of board of trustees OF
each academy, appointing agent to receive it. 10
this agent the Treasurer Of the school commissioners will
deliver his draft upon the President and Directors Of the
Literary Fund accompanied by the aforesaid order OF
the in this case change in the Treasurers
bond will be required
Very respectfully,
Your most obedent servant,
J. BROWN, JR., Sce0nd .7uGitor,
and Superintendent Literary Fund.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
AN ACT
AN ACT
3,r-cvrafpF e Surplus Rercauc If the Literary Fund.-
- fPy<S lS.t.

7?rrcpriating hs Surplus Rere"ue IF he Literary Fund.-
Passed March I'D, 1886
l. enacted General ASSEMBLY, lhut all the surplus revenue
Literary Fund inappropriate this time which here
after accrue Shall annually Fund granted the pr
mary Schools be appropriated the several counties und
aud in the
Ito Prori That the school commissions
cts countless cties boToushs may, where
,hcre are colleges academies where they be hereafter
tashed apply additional Fund created by this act to the
within respective countless corporations
Pryrued ohc appo,a sab used
applied the building any academy college, find Por'ded
That there than incorporated academy or col
borough then the spd
may the ra,sby in their discretion, between such ca"
lc-c, anL academies. the duty the Of such col
r academy make annual report the president and directors
Literary Fund.- OF the in which such appropriation is
by them, and lawful Tor the said president aud d
soo pend revoke such
the the primary schools with
in the said corporation
further lnaa.d That this is to be understood appro
naas which the ending
The September, eighteen hundred and thirty five, and
which shall annua ally accru. thereafter.
3. This act shall he in force liom its passage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

from Mexico 10 conclude with that Government treaty
STIMULATING tie revival ofie third article of treaty pre-
vously negotiated between the Governments tor ad-
justing limits md boundary ard which lad been suffered
to expire.
My instructions have been complied with, the duty Is
performed, and have the honor Of presenting here
with ;he treaty; and have the honor to be,
Very respectfully sir, your most obedien servant,
(Signedl A. BUTLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
tTfn"sia,ion.1
To The Hos. .!sbnry Dtciirs.

PHLAuELrnIA, Oct. IA. 1885.
The undersigned, Charge d'Afarcs of the United
Mexican States has the homer 10 acknowledge the
ceipt of note from Nh Dckins dated The 18th inst
with the copy enclosed, and the official letter from the
political ch,f Of the Department Of Nacogdoches for
the Transmission Of which documents, he expresses the
rnost sincere thanks to Mir. Dickins.
The said political chief in his letter communicating,
that the tribe Of Greeks fnrn Alabama is enigra
ing and establishing itself in lands belonging Mexico,
without any license authority to that eject he there
fore requests state the fact to the Executive Of the
United States of America in order that measures may
be taken to restrain that tribe within its proper limits.
As the representation made by the political chief of the
Department of Nacogdochcs is founded on the thirty
third article Of the existing treaty of friendship between
the two Republics, the undersigned hopes that Mr..
Dickns will submit the import Of this note to the Pre-.
sident of the United States and that his txcellcncy will
the requisite Executive 10 be taken, II
the facts should be stated by the political Chief in or
repress any ncursons into the Mexican territory
the par. of the Indians who inhab that Of the Uni
ted States.
The undersigned avails himself of this opportunity 10
to Mr. Dickns the assurances OF his distinguish
ed consideration.
J. NJ. DE CASTILLO LANZAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

rSntlREE Published twice week, Scner.ly, and
~ u.inc the session "f The State Lcsisintuie,-
- : Five poiisrS per annam able in ad-
rE y: ch,:.Tcd Spccic.plyns banks lon!y VII! be re-
-. rr:n, Th Eors will guarantee The safety OF remit
cs Tho pn.a-c all letters bein; paid by the writer's
n. " ,ij be iscou,iaucd, hut :nc discretion OF the
w =, ~, ac.cara.rS huyr been paid up =,
,.,c viii Guarantee the payment OF nine papers, sha'
she ''''' TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
., assertion, IS cents; each continuance
rted, untilit has either been paid io
.'i;' ~, ,,,, u, son in thi. civ its carirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
Mr. FORSYTH TO Mr.. Etl;s.-EStraet.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, 29th January, 1886.

You will herewith receive ny TO- & :sse
nunicq,lon Of the Acting Minister Of Foreign Affairs of
the Mexican Republic complaining Of the cooperation
of citizens Of the United States with the insurgents IN
Texas. Ycu will deliver this letter 10 the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, and that you may understand The sub
ecs to which it relates, ynu herewith furnished
,h copy Of it, and Of the correspondence between this
Department and Mr.. Castillo concerning ta1!n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

EiMFDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE-'rhc session OF This
- Coe viii the Is; day o! June, and Continue
dunn. tie four succeeding months. .
D. L. CARROLL D. D. President and Professor OF Mathenlac Mo
al Philosophy, &c.
Eooar: G. Branch Esq, Professor OF Anccn, Languages
P,se Powers, Esq, Professor Of Mathematics.
Tie Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, will be hled by
c,~n,eo, PROFESSOR PIKE POWERS,
NAY %. ri-wSw1 Clerk 10 tie Fceulty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

E7OR RENT and given immediately the hrecoy
brick ene Street, the City Hail. al present
the occupancy Of T. w. White The dwelling homac contains
Of rood <zc-besdes and back cellar The out houses
arc yrun in it, smoke house, stahc c-ai
has lease the property three ana
ycnrs-and the owner, Capt. William D. rtn obsatrs
himself articles OF TO repair any leaks or naoia
Ga, ,crm. &c ABBY TO LANCASTER, DENNY CO.
St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
Tobacco.

-
FgNHE Public Ware-tlo use, in the City of Richmond,
& having been recently much enlarged by the pur-
chase (by the Commonwealth of Brorns Ware House,
adjoining the Inspectors take pleasure in saying TO the
planters and dealers in 7obaeeo that they are thereby
enabled TO receive much larger quantity, and also TO
1--WE greater facilities than heretofore and pledge them
Selves to use every exeron to give satisfaction in every
particular The Jrnght, toH and all other charges will
be advanced on Tobacco consigned to the Inspectors
bacco sent BY the Rail Road will be forwarded imme
datcy to the Warehouse from the Depot and the
freight &c advanced by us.
LAKELAND g. MACON
M5vG. Ii2O-St1 Inspectors Public Uarc- House.
GHARK-The great Northern champion, by Amer
g can Eclipse, gu; Of old Lady L'gh,t9o, known 10
cycry gentleman Of The turf will stand the present sea-
SON at my stable near Tayors Ferry, in Necklenourg
Va, and will be let 10 mares at $50 dollars The seasoh
one dollar TO the groom Good and extensive Pasturae
and servants board gratis. Every taken to prevent
accidents and escapes but liability Tor either mares
with oas at their Sides will be fed at twenty-five cents
per day, and those without, if requested. Inc season
will end Oil the first day Of July. oooDu
March - lO2-t2OMay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

R OTICE-By virtue Of 4 deed of Trust executed
La 10 Inc by VIM. H. S,anard deceased bearing date
the fourteenth day of july 1885. and upon record the
Clerks Office of Orange county, shall, For certain
purposes therein mentioned, proceed 10 sell TO the high
es, bidder for ready money Friday the 9th day of
Nav next without fall upon the premises, the tract OF
Land upon which said Smnard lately resldcd-adJoin'
inn the Town of Stanardsvc and the lands OF George
and FOUR HUNDRED acres. The land will be nc-
curatcy surveyed before the day Of sale and plot there
of then exhibited The title is believed TO be perfectly
poot but selling as Trustee, shall convey such title
only as is vested in me by the Trust.
MANN 4. PAGE, Trustee.
Orange c. H., Va, April 9. ll4-tds
HNXTENSION OF THE RAIL-ROAD.-The Cars
El will hereafter to jun per Farm on The North.
Anna River, &c miles from Rchmond,} as follows
Leave Richmond al o'clock, A NJ, and half past
O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Leave Juniper Farm al half past S o'clock, A. NJ,
and al half past o'clock, ?. NJ.
Northern passengers will leave Richmond at 6 o'clock
in the morning. and arrive at Fredericksburg at 3, and
WASHINGTON al o'clock the evening leaving
Washington from the Nor,hiat o'clock in the morning,
thew will arrive at Richmond al o'clock tile
ing Sc, -.
Washington Rail Road conveys passengers without loss
of time in either direction 10 and from the Philadelphia
and Baltimore Boats
Seats will be given to all who apply for them. On
Deasant DAYS an extra tran starting al ii O'clock will
run 10 Tayorsve or any other point chosen by passen-
gers arriving in Richmond, return, before o'clock
The mail train will stop point the way, except
'raylorsvl!le.
To Fredericksburg So To Taylorsviile 81 50
ticket entities the holder 10 seat IN relurn-oh the
same day, free Of charge.
II Ali baggage al the risk Of It's owners
May q. l%u-ol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

CARRIAGE MAKING IN FARMvILLE.-The subscribers, I'M
firm w. J. BaGton. will manufacture extensively
place. Carriages BaIouchrs, Gigs, Snkcs, and Harness OF
essy descriptions of the BIS, quality We have ths "-y
branch the bu,iucss-Rcpas done With neat,
.css and despatch.
supply OF Harness mouaas, rae, Brass
aa Japan Cosch Barouche Gig and Sulky Handles Bands and
Lamps. Morocco skins Of oil kinds Laees, and Ta'se
teri Leather STEP curtain covering article mako
complete s.omen, Coach Trimmings, Carriage, Barouche
al Sukv Springs Steps, turned ASles Copa Leather, and ia
JAn Nara,Sh, &c, &c
All Of which oi..r fcT $alc reasonable terms.
7 WILLIS BI.ANTON.
JAMES BLiNTON.
Fa:rnrill-, Prince Edward, Va, May 2n. 4--"it
y. 3. We would take three four boys as Apprentices
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

.,5TETlGT SPRINGS for saeThc subscriber wishes TO sell
~ .acy 7tarr property 1t is situated between The towns
~. rincn.;c il county OF Botetourt, in the mid, Of
s ,i:! ieusc!y populated neshboihood and mmcd
~ ., ,r-u and Southwestern road leading
Bo:s through the Valley Virginia the States oil Ten
,,bama @ easily accessible from all other directions
In, ao,oisy these Springs renders unnecessary Tor me 10 en-
~ rn,n their efficacy in diseases incident South
80 ,,c sls therefore, merely copy the following analysis
made c; them in Ju ls 'oda-2 r'asuesia-3 lime, IN com
with srhuc and car5oac ucih. Also acme ST.
=, and un~ and sixth its volume Of hydrogen gas
One gallon Of water contains e4 grains OF
-,i substances The uaaroabIc for analysis,
c a been day for week The use OF
s4s waters cano, be useful nysnepc Hcfac and ca.
,,,eo-. a.cioas-J s. G.xER The buildings all mick,
well finished handsomely arranged aad nciea extensive Tor the
Accommodation 100 boa,der.. Attached 10 these
a in he nil which they situated. lisa Tract OF Land
consisting acrc $50 which cleared aad IL process OF
rvrc The rhrr excellent and tho so' OF t9
whale tract highly susceptible Of
-: those disposed pachae can ugG best
- i,,,.,,;,n uEZ. DAGGS.
i-aSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

SpICE-!hc Subscriber, OF tho late firm OF Powell Atkinson
respectfully informs his friends and the public generally thn he
' ara the SG:chouse Of Virginia and Carey streets; late
occupied by Mr. John Wight square below The Columbian ote,
and "cat door above M Charles Pamcrs for the purpose o. trans
. General Dusiness-aso receiving and forward
~ goods and will keep constantly hand,
" selected ad general Of Groceries, which VIII be
w lower THAI articles he HAD this market,
:" which the attention be disposed
;'z him. especially his friends residing the Counties Of Ches-
i7 Pon hatan Amelia Nut,oway Lunonhurs hlcckcnourg,
rarlu,- Halifax aaa Prince Edward, Cumberland, Al
se flrranna Louisa, Goochan his own native county hing
"1H All Caroline OF whom generally put up at the
'uan Hotel his only few doors below The ia
" The" particularly requested 10 call and examine Tor them
ior" they purchase elsewhere Having had long experience
m aor. business he ,ha, b.: c, personal and uniemit-
Tug attention proportional part of public pa
a:" cdsa hnscso excIton to sive general salts
;,";ic7. EDWARD POWELL
" u Al kad Of produce consigned for sale, or goods to
o~n elsewhere, whether coming James River down the
a OF By the Rail Road, will 5c received and attended to- free OF
'sh also, all goods purchased OF will be delivered 10 any
pat City free of charge All orders thankfully received and
puic;uoly attended IN Z. P.
Nav TO- l-4t&w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
gr;y ADVERTISEMENTS

1t: rJG SAiE.-Wi nc sold, nj Puwhninn CouFthouse
an loa las the 9th Of June, that being tho hfst day o!
itc lG7t i'A''-'' GEO y. y. PORTER.
authorised hy gentleman to state, that there will I've sale
! a'r 4-w.3s
nYIyiSTR .TOa's NoriCE-Ilar,as qualified as Admins,
o' =. ~, cs,:c o; THOMAS g. MOSCURE deceased, l
and empower Janes c. Watson to receive and re-
m NV des:. which be due the cs'ar Of Ihon.s g. Mon
'f c;,he in his private capacity, "a Ason! for The sale
" Manufactures Al debtors TO The estate request
~ P.n,calsry S'p", and sc.t!e their respective
the Ill debts remaining unsettled on that
d. '' 's IS 10 hand
sessS7.Ies 49, EDWIN ROBINSON,
iNt@' 4i,s'r Of 7. g. .Honeure, deed.
i-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
Mr.. Butler 10 Mr.. Forsyth

To the Honorable JOHN FoRsYTH, Secretary OF Stass
WAsHIsoros Cry, 9th June, 1879.
SIR: In pursuance of leave of absence gEanIfo me
several months since by the President Of the United
states have the honor of reporting myself to you as
lust arrived in this city.
nicated wss greeted previous to my departure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

VVrGS have commenced The manufacture o! The fATESr
- M.c4sr iay=n;ed by David knnuc', Gennnn and
n,r4 TO supply all otcs south OF the james and hansw
az ,s S,,e These machines entirely simple and sub
hle they es1u and rs ls: other machine
they completely III. wheat from the
which arc direction while tho wheat
i, n,ohc, box, completely cleaned aad sixteen
,y fc; IN, mill All who have machines in opern
See rs,r admitted be entirely superior thing
H., oyer before offered public To gentlemen wishing
r,;e Of the mos satisfactory kind be furnished, from
~. nos, mi lIcn farmers Prince Edward aud LINEN
0'''-N >
r r,,,o,, OF IN. Pcc,s5u7. n,.igencer, American Con-
Insh,ur. vi'sinn, and publish the above
m ;hr t".rccrc papers, and forward hsiI accounts TO
,,s otT-r 10. co!i=c;ion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

a norm FOR SALE-The subscriber, living in
~ Goochiand county, ON James River four miles be-
low Carersye offers for sale 200 barrels of Corn and
10000 lbs. Of fodder TARLTON FLEMING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
Translation
To The Honorable JUhn Forsyth, &c.


alE1IcAN LEGATION
Philadelphia. October %, 1885.
The Undersigned Charge dAfiares of the United
Mexican States, has been informed that cat New fork
several Vessels in preparation, which were 10 join
others at the Bazc Of New Orleans not less than twelve
IN snunbrr and 10 sab together for the coast Of Texas
The object Of the expedition, continues the notice, sis
to Introduce into that colony and munitions OF war,
Tor The assistance OF the coloss in their instruction
(prOnuncidments) against the supreme Government OF
the Republic Of these vessels, some, it appears, are
armed for the defence Of ths expedition against the
for the destruction of those crrizers. have been assnr
ed, concludes the writer that two three vessels have
lately sailed from New York, with arms and ammunition
FOR Texas. The undersigned has the honor TO submit
this norma,ion which he has received through various
channels the notice of the Secretary of State OF the
U. States in order that he may communicate it TO His
Eacelency the President, from whose niexble recti
tuGe he hopes that for the sake Of the peace and amo
ny subsisng between the two nations, he will order
such measures The may require Tor putting an
end to these proceedings, and absolutely preventing
others Of the class from being carried into
ton O. projected. Such order most necessary in
the opinion of the undersigned under the present circum-
stances, the contempt OF obligations arising from the
treaty OF friendship between the United Mexican States
and those Of America has reached such point that
cordng official notice, received from the Mexican
Consul at New Orleans, it is certain, that between the
10th and 18th of this month, the American armed
schooner San Fcps saied from Mat port for Brazoric,
oiM tie same Captain, ~ E. Hurd, and having her
SsEacea much Strengthened uades~she protection Of
which, sLS- goes warlike Efnres and nnmun
on, and without single paper which she should cay
rs from the Mexican Consul. The undersigned sincere
" believes that this conduct will viewed with disap-
probation b. the President Of the United States.
: The undersigned has the pleasure 10 renew TO MI.
FORSYTH this occasion the assurance OF his distinguish
ed consideration.
n W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

GlTUATlON WANTED.-An elderly Lody, WI" has
e had some experience in the management OF fan-
", wishes obtain situation house-keePer. she
has recently taught school, which did not agree with
herr but should situation offer in healthy secuon OF
school Her terms will be moderate, and she would pre-
fer 10 reside in religious family.
n B.-The applicant can be seen or heard from' py
applying at MIR. William Mayo's, ShockG Hill:
Apr ID. 1I4-u