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EI1llti lat Auction.

~ RSl ANT to adccrcr OF the county court OF
1 AMHERST, pronounced at It's last November term,
in suit therein depending. between Jesse Richrs"n
administrator of William Sledd, deceased, Plantlt,
and .ucv Sled,l and others Defendants the under
signed, the Conssi in said dc,lec nanIrd, will
the both of July $3.50 ON the premises, expose to
sal. by way Public Auction, certain Tract on parcel
of LAND, with lis appurlcnanccs, containing 2'
acres more or less LYING and beng on the waters I"
pc,llar River in the county ot Amherst, adJoihln"
James NJ Martin, Rchatd :. Ellis and others
'rerlus of Salc.--A credit OF one, 10 aud three
wears for equal portions OF the purchase money WI
Re given, the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal security, and the tile to the
and Itsr to be retained rs alurther security.
JOHN ID. DAVIS,
WM. COLEMAN. Comm rs.
JOSEPH R.CARTER,
Iunp
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WASHINGTON HOTEL

I'VE subscribers beg leave Ia ,t,,,, I'M, ,;,
ana the public generally. that they have nm,
'hs'' 'iiS valuable propcr, aud are prepared to nc
immediate all those who ma, favor us with 4 call
ie hesr viii be furnished with nea and pl,,n I'm,
'''if' and our servants the best thu can be- procur
= u" p' "'th the best oi liquors, and our stable
with the best the market affords
Our senior has great experience IN the business
and We pledge ourselves 10 USE the most lndcf,tir,br
eNettlons To render visitors comfortable, and =,
efeeable WILLIAM Hin.
JAMES NJ. LtNGllDRNE.
y. B.-Thc subscribers are prepared TO accom-
lnodate aud would like To receive A t,.. ,ea,l, Hn,r
tiers. W. II.
J. NJ. l..
INnclIburr. Oct III .
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.yxy9uvIE 7'ESTKMO.v.X..

bought OF Mr.. Sbackleord, of Lynchburg, a
SADDLE with Sheets patent spring. II is one
OF the most pleasant SADDLES ever rode upon,
ani think tie spring superior any other that
have seen. J. NJ. BROWN.
Amherst, June 20 1887
hereby certify that have rode Saddle made
with Sheetss newly invented spring for Saddle seats
and do chertully give to it the decided preference
over all other Saddles rode for have also
examined the spring before il was put in Saddle and
am convinced il will answer the purpose for which it
Is intended DANIEL l.. COLEMAN.
Amherst, Virginia, June 20, 1887.
The above certificates were sent me by a trend
without my solicitation requests which chow con-
clusycy the superior advantages OF my Patent
Spring Saddles. J. c. SHACkLEFORD.
May - IS
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VVIHIS line leaves L,nchburg on Monl,ys
Il Wednesdays and FRIDAYS At O'Clock 4. VI
and arrives at Lexington the same dav at q +. NJ
and leaves Lexington on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays at ! O'Clock, \. NJ. and arrives at th,
White Sulphur the S'me dav. This Line in,crsect,
with the Gu,andot'e line at talIahan'> which goes
on the same day the llota and Warm Springs III,
road from I.,nchburg 10 the White Sulphn,
Springs have no hesitation ia saving is one of IN,
best IN the Sttte, beine graduated the whole wa,
aud The mountain scen.t. Is unsurpassed IN bcdui,
and grandeur.
The drivers upon this line all sober men and
1t will be managed b, the best that can be procured
aud the ace omn'odttonS not Inferior to lios,
ilpon any other rontc.
Fare from l.vnchbuf" 10 Lexington, - %
" from LcXmgtout Ia Lew isburg. Il 90
Benz. W RTIS. Aoenf
lqL y. e. Nio,Lton n IN.
June is
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.s-slanlSo
o. "THE LiNCHBURG VJRGINIAN

- pubished sem,-~eehfy fererg Hon,y and Ybur,dav ~
-Four Dotars per dn"an; pdytbte odrance No ,y,c,;
zion r he receired fora shor per,od than sir no,, ana
no paper rW be discontinued Except al he disc,eo y, In
Edhors,J until MI arrenrages are patd
UPADVER TfSENEN1S ipsertcda a, 30 cents ,c, x,,,,1
for ie for he fr@ insertion and 81 cents Tor crr,v ,ab
qnea insertion
UJJOB PRINTING erecutcd neoay and erped,t,ousJ,
and on reasonable trims
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N'ILEEEN IL. E5sBEK,

Abou, twenty-five years Old, and native oi r@In'a
No particulars are known OF him, except tha' he ~
formed the undersigned short time previous TO MS
death. that he run away from his mother "heh
Young in consequence OF her again getting MARRIED
Ills grandfather is supposed to reside near oi'S-
,,,,,,,,6 in This State. An, information respecting
his effects, that may be desired by his relatives may
~ - Eio,unn,f; j. ARTlS :.
CINCINNATI June 20 Vt
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Fk'lli. subscriber has On hand about zoe bushels
a ot Mountain li Me III Ihr Srnne. Aud viii
keep supply =" Sannel Bulch's Iuniht
hhon. about Il doors bio" thr Franklin IorcI.
SAM il STEELE. Agent,
for James " ll,on oi Rochbridge County Va.
June : Inn
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HATS AND SHOES.

lust RECEIVED large and general assortment "a
- black and drab Fur and black Saii fs'r' Ut "
81, Palmetto Hats Youths Shaker Caps, &c; W. u.i,
large assortment gentlemens Boots a'd ~ w." VII
aud Dancing Pumps ladies Cali, Seal ana roi Si,,n,rs
ing Shoes: ,d,s' Seal Kid Morocco and all oilP'is
l ilIlren's Boots aud Shoes &c. e. ,,,e u,>Je
Mav9 -
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70 Planters and Farmers.

WIN have NOW in store good supply German
w Burlaps, No. /, ,, aud 0-Mcrchan' =
p5cb,nond and Manchester Factory Cotton o"ha,
Tow Linens 81 A. 81 and Ga Brown and
l,,d Cotton Cloths all OF which will be SOFA Oh
terms 10 suit the times. ,,,,,o
= MARTIN, WARD DAVIS
April u
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ERE.N'CH .NE<L.N'$, NC.
JAMES T.. HUNT Il Co.

HANE on hand few pieces real + rench ana Eng
fish Painted Musns in which great bargains
will be sold also few pieces dark French fr'n's'
and black and white MI SINS, at extra cheap prl-
ccS.
June Is Us
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The bill is therefore a law.
SMALL NOTES.


Mr.. Stanard presented the memorial oi the Com
mon Council OF the Civ of Richmond, asking that
the operation OF the law, which prohibits cofPord-
toms from issuing small bills on notes, be suspended
until the first of March next.
Mr.. Sanard considered this proposition IN nowisc
connected with the political questions oi the country
but one Which ought to BE- considered enne, III re
ference the general interest OF the community 1t
should be viewed A. measure winch would IN great
degree bear upon the early resumption oi specie
payments by the banks. Mr.. = referred TO the exam
pie OF the British arliamcut in lis course towards the
BaHk Ct Eng land, as connected with small bills HE
force sue example c thought, ought not Ia be lost
He would, fthe House should sh"w favor enough To
the propositions To refer II To Select oinihlleerN
lIbt its practical operation, and the ncontenrhccS
harraSsing society Al IT, movements. lhe memo
rial only asked temporary suspension oil The PROM
bltory law.-Alr Stduard had taken no par. hereto
fore III the discussions upon the aprileai1onso cor
poratons-havlng preferred that the privilege should
be gwen 10 the Banks, but that iileaspte lawn"
been defeated, some other seemed indispensable.
Mr. =. referred facts existing n the North "a cA'
hihitcd by the new SpapCr>.- There had been an Ell
/ tort IN tn New lolk Legislature I'm session al the
tun, the Banks suspcndcd) 10 have suspension OF
the law prohibiting the circulation OF small notes. pnt
thar body adjourned without dong any thing on the
supicct It was now said that the Governor elt IN
Glued To call the Legislature together, with view
to a removal of The prohibIlIon-and so great ndec"'
had been the necessity for change, that small notes
from the contiguous states were thrown mo h'd'
State most abundantly, and were commanding pre-
MUM of or per This was striking tact,
which ought not to be disregarded Mr.. s, howev-
en- declined press the various considerations "lhcI
prescnted themselves until it should be ascertamed
whether the House were willing to permit the sub
lc L TO 90 to committee
Mr. Wilson OF b., said the sense OF the House ha'
been sufficiently tested the sublect-iie hdd yes
terla, voted in favor OF wing the Banks the author
ity to issue small notcs--1 hat measure bad been
defeated and ii was unnecessary 10 make me e1oi
about Corporations which was liable to greater Cd
+ iecons-As all the other business WAS dcsl'acheo
and the House ready TO adjourn he moved 10 ray
the memorial on the table. On tins motion ne can
ed for the ayes and noes, which were ordered.
Mr. Bolts rose To state a fact. The small bills o
the Patapsco Bank OF Maryland were already IN cir
ulation here. The question then was, whether We
should have notes from abroad or our own
Mr. Vaughan who had favored the resolution t'
Grant the power to the Banks, SAID he thought the,
, 1tbe members) had ted long enough on the public
orbit was time they should go home and ny to NJ
,he, own crib TO prevent Iurhei discussion, h
called for the previous question
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Information Wanted.

q. lLLEE. while in my employ, a-a deck hand
N ON board the steamboat Gladiator IN an at
,av IN the town Of Waterloo Alabama, "A man
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A NEAT Et,l, invoice of CORSETS, dirtc
n from the manufacturers and at the most tempt
ing prices ROBINSON II ELLIOTT
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SPRING: SADDLES.


SPRING SADDLES.
This SpRIN Nc Is said by all those who have seen II.
he by la superior any ever YET invented for the
purpose designed both for durability and ease to
man and horse. II /, 81 Tar superior 10 Boards on
AIRY othci SPRING yet invented, that good ma
ny ri Iho.c WIZ have been using Boards, and other
SPRINGS, have gwen them mp, and have adopted.
and intend lor the future to adopt the use ofShectss
altugelcr IN tart, there Is sort oi comparison
as yet even been used. solicit those who want to
purchase SPRING SADDLES. 10 call and exam
ne and compare Shccts's with Boards and other
SPRINGS that have been heretofore in use, and
saist, themselves. ! am willing To warrant all tho
Saddles that may sell, to II ose who may favor
me with thr,r custom, made with Sheetss SPRING,
to 1--WE entire satsiactI0n otherwise they may ro-
lnrn then aud ret others.
sc. SIIACkIEFORD.
have examined Mr. Shees's newly Invented
Spllne int Saddles, and believe 1t 10 be the neatest
and best that have yet seem and have no doubt thar
II Will ansWct rlost valuable purpose.
A. NJ. MOSBl.
stanton, May |, 1881.
D THIS isto certify that have used Hen
JEc ~ Sheets newly invented Saddle Spring IN
fT~N the mandatory OF Saddles and give to it
the decided preference OF amy Spring that have cv-
Ell used. have used Boards Spring for some length
of time but since have Mr. Sheets's Spring So
much give In II the decided preference that | have
stopped the use uftlie other altogether. Given
der my hand at Wayncsboro this bday of April
IOIIN IDN(.
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jthH 't'''''i'
IoSfS.
PASSED June -, 1881
l. BE- il cnaci,d by hc Gutsrd I"scmbiy, That
the Treasurer Of the Commonwealth shall pay the
subscriptions of the State which Ia IS directed 10
mike To the increased capital of the No,th western
BanL OF Virginia Al Wheeling. and 10 the Original
stock oiihc Exchange Bank ri nGmla 1t Norfolk
IN the transfer checks or drafts whleh ne has may
receive from the Secretary oilhe Treasury NJ the =
nifed States un account oil the July and October
instanents, winch tins State may be entitled to ~
ce,yc OF ih, Surplus Revenue directed To be deposit
ed with this State : Prortded, ho~ctcr, That such
transfer checks or drafts shall lie received by sad
Banks at their par value That the SAID payments
shall be mad" to such persona persons a, the STOCK
holders ur directors ot the Bank Ia which they are
PAYABLE shall authorize To receive the same where
upon the SAID person ~ persons thus authorized
shall execute to the Treasurer proper achno~leds
mcnts OF such payments aud tllcrrupon hc shat
execute to the United States the obligations OF this
State to repay the same, III the manner required by
the law ol Congress in relation thereto, aud enter
the said payment the credit OF the Treasure OF the
/. States in the manner prescribed by Jaw
, Be II turttc cnactcd, That the Treasurer OF
the Commonwealth be aud he IS hereby authorized
and directed TO subscribe on behalf Of the Common
wealth IN the books of the Exchange Bank OF Viz
gina on the rs day OF July next, or as soon there
after may be practicable, tot iouI thousand hVe
hundred shares OF the stock OF the SAID Bank, aud
| thereupon to pay the sum OF four hundred and
fifty thousand dollars due therefor, in sad Urea
sury checks or drafts herein-beiorc provided
and the said Treasurer shall moreover there
after from time to time subs fibc Ia behalf oi
] the Commonwealth in the said books, for as many
additional shares of the stock o. the said Bank as
shall have been subscribed for by individuals, and
upon so subscribing he shall pay the same sum up
on SAID shares shall have been paid by such indi-
! yiduas.
3 Be ii farther Enacted, That il shall be lawful
| for the stockholders of the Exchange Bank of Viz
GINA other than the Commonwealth, to pay toi
! the shares of the stock subscribed by them III the
following instruments INSTEAD OF those now required
Ten dollar on each share IN thirty days ater the,
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CANDIES.

lust received, a superior lot of CANDLES
- which will be sold LOW, by WHOLESALE OF M
TAIL, at the sign OF the Boy y Mortar: AND
Norch 90 Is
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10 Contractors Ac.

NJ f have Just received, "A fine assortment o, s'o'
w Iron. IL. b. RICHARDS " ~
April pa
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E.g.s':3 R'GEs =. FE.E.

fsNl + subscribers offer sue the following lR \tIS
OF LAND, IN the County ii Amherst. w:
s>Na. TRACT, situated ntln one mile oI the
town al New Ola, ."w, known is the iiSfiLt "
iRiGI, cnntuntaIug 3s3 Acres. one thlrd oi
which Is WOODLAND. aud about - acres at
BOTTOM Ian u. most ot which i cultivation.
There lrgr and COM I'M nt DIV El.I.INf
tltt -. containing eight fenln~ III ohce contain
M rooms, and all oihrr buildings nevr-S,y Iol
III ..t,t,, ion, I,,,,,l
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LOOK At THIS
<hcefS'S reWiy fUslIFVted.
PATENT STRING. SADDLES.

FB,Ilf. SUBSCRIBER, having purchased the rgh,
oil usng above named SPRING, has now, and
will constantly keep on hand, with his other assert
luent M. y RI a sood supply OF the above named
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PR IN rs =.

nNE CASE fine and very handsome h"s'''
~ Fanc, Prints, just opened at ,,,.,.,, {. rs.
luue Is
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sa.sff,. ONE TRACE, situated about three
,ls15Hxa2I mile, east of \rN Glasgow, containing
ssaT&SSx 500 ACRES on I've RIVE, adjoinlu!
H. the Lands OF T.. \. abel aud other, IL
d, al oie-aail OF this trdct Is CLEARED; there Is
also some valuable BOTTOM LAND on the INcr.
There az Two distinct settlements oa tins tract, with
UENED LOG DWELLlNtilOt SisS. and 9th
II fixtures for residence; aud / rs"cssalI, tins
TRACT will be ,ided to suit purchasers.
ALSO, one Other Ees AaE,
Situated on lndmu Greek, al joining the Lands of
Nm. NJ. Mailer and Others. containing 22O A.
Ores. about onc-thirl OF which Is CLEARED
BOTTOM LAND, the balance well flNBERED.
'fhrtr Is comfortable UEllEp Loo Dwell
ling HDtNE, with Two rooms below. on tins
place. aud other OF iiOt So. The above ma
md fR ACTS or LAND arr we'll adopted to til"
,ulac of tobacco, " heat, corn and oats, and each
well supplied wtDh water.
The allowed named LANDS will be tor sale n-
;ttel> until MONDAY TIE It'll DAY OF
il LA, AT winch Time those remaining nnSold will be
offered, to the highest bidder the premises, com
inenoing with the Tract On I've River, and continue
ing from da, TO day, until the sale /, completed.
The terlns will be liberal, and made known on APP
plicaiion II either ot the subscribers the first Of
whom resides on tine Tusculum Tract, the last ma
med in t.ynchburg. WM. :. CRAWFORD,
j.. FLETCHER.
lnlX tell
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VALUABLE LAND Fol. SALE,

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.lillv 2ti
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Benmest's. Hew spaper Essabiiss, snens.
No - 0~vr

Mosrrse misunderstood every nsrning kept sundsy
Price per copy Country isrnshed as
No paper out unless raid in rdvsDcc
EvrrrNc HERALD.-Issucd every snsrnoon y scioeh
Price two cents per copy Country subscribers furnished
the same rate Cash, Ia advance. -
WEEKLY HgsAp-Tssved every Saturday morning n siae
O'Clock Price IA cents per copy Furnished 10 cossey
subscribers st eS per annum, IN sdvssce
morning. Al nine O'Clock Price 81 cents per copy Furrhed
In country bers nj - per snnu payable In advance
in all those papers -
nara r.tes-sways payable In advance.
requested sddress thed
JssSss oerSsn Bernew prcprescr and al letter. b~ssss
70 be poN ped.
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For sale as above,

l. THE CLERKS GUIDE comprising series Of
mercantile letters Forms Of Invoices, Ellis OF rarcsis,
Account Sales with Hints 10 Young Tradesmehi eN-
planatory remarks Foreign and Inland Bills Insurance,
Exchange, sc. BY b. +. FOSTER. Priec, - cents
9. A CONCISE TREATISE ON BOOk-htEliN1,
calculating the PRINCIPLES and practice OF doahy eny
and the modern method Of arranging merchants accounts
Second edition. enlarged and improved TO which s aGa-
ed Equation OF Payments, Commercial Terms, &c. ny
d. +. Foster, volume, Svo. PIP. 200-Prlcc, 81 -.
3. THE ART OF RAPID WRITING iLLCSTFA FED
AND EXPLAINED; TO which is added the Angular ana
Anti Angular Systems. by B. r. Foster, vo'. eva.
with plates.-Prtce 81. 1.
4. FOSTERS ELEMENTARY COPY-BookS, In
which the copies arranged throughout, and the slope
of the letters thickness Of the downsokes &c, are
indicated by process of ruling; designed to furnish
SCHOOLS and FAMILIES with practical system OF teach
ing the art Of writing. No. | TO :.
s EXERCISES IN CURRENT-HAED WRITING,
for the use of students al Fosters Commercial School,
No. 1873 BROADWAY.
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nYSPEPsIA-lnie mos, dsae able forms, efeclu
- ally cured by DR. MEAD'S ANTIDYSPEPTIC, Oh

fsf or
public from which radical and permanent can be OBJ
i've organs constituting that complicated aease termed By
peRsa- .vmn,o-,. ......-,...r
long those dissgreeable sensations commonly called
nervous complaints such loss OF appetite or sick
water which sometimes ,aseless but NEST commonly sour
stomach ecveness pseness Of the counenance aago low
ncss Of spirits paptsons of the heart vertigo or gddne
in different paeniswith being felt emily N psrtwhle
Others have even additional ones equally
the stomach and bowels emscistion wasting ofthe whole
w dessS By
srsbut how little has been understood the want of success
Let take example assertion Heartburn
or sour stomach being often very troublesome symptom Of
ed 10 search Of article that SHOULD have the Of
Sold by Hull Browne i2s Maiden lanes George D. Cogge-
SHALL corner Of Pearl and SIS Mnor Gamble corner
throughout the United ststea
None genuine without the signa,urec Of GEO. SMITH
I EvIsON's HUNTEH'S Red D0OP.-Ths
II medicine the only absolute TINT has been dis
seated In the system, dows from generation generation
dsyng the sk Of The mos, eminent Phy.cians II : allowed
and quick mode II known II roots vestge Of
the may always greatest safety
both sexes dede. discovery there restraints laid
bottle that genuine will the signature OF Urah
Levson SO North Sixth Philadelphia, where is sold New
York Office, No. Division ~, doors from Chatham. 81
bottle; which Is warranted 10 cure. aualm
NO CURE. NJ, PAY.-.sALT RHEUM, RING
~ wORN, JACKSON OR BARRIERS ITCH and all
other diseases Of the skin eectunly and speedily cared
which has failed In a single instance II applied
without the least trouble change In
diet necessary Long standing and obstinate will be Ia
in all money viii be refunded f should
fail.
r,repared and scd By A. p Q Sands druggists Ne 100
~ y: Agents wanted IN OF the principal cities ana
towns IN the United States desire appointments
VIII please apply and ascertain the terms winch are very
nR. CARPENTER continues administer to the al
~ fcted and the prcmpt aod ehectus man
at his establshed AMI weh known Dspeossr No Pch
~ M otwo of the first COLLEGES r ana'omy md the thcop
apd phyric surgery In Europe has moved nto
ss Eo 81 y uss
delicate ndecate The most Desperate yenea
from two . .pe dsys so,es o. evan n.oe
~. GOOD " fLL's DETr ROE ) n, Justly cs
~ lebrated for Of rooossa and 800. and ansosou
no hes, and cheapest articles OF the seve die
ssses that can be fard hs. all price and virtue Of
been soId IN this city, Philadelphia and Bosor warrant tks
seentn enenrs TO the psc With perfect confidence Sold
street ssses er bottle with f.Tpr :,
mysey
nOCTOh FAWCRTr, Member Of the Royal CcVeFs
" Of surgeons Of london snd edinburgh, and ember Of tbs
ton the treatment ofths following discusses viz
0onsrbra. chsncres sctsres irritation OF The ursa had
& i sss ' ss. s S.ssss cure. AZ %
rssos :., msTcSy prsysotstve m b I'D E ~ -
a.: sss %sss rebel s. - :s Once. ss sS.s sss
0resnwich. The stnctest secsssy observed. sry
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FOSTERS
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
BOOK KEEPING, PENMANSHlf'
AND ARITHMETIC,

,u,, ,n,n an original and improved plan' ny which
,.s,so, knowledge of these branches may be obtain
80 ,a,rd Of the time usually devoted to that object
pvo.Yvcrusrs may be had at the rooms ls3 Broad
.v.v forer Mr.. .niLaaa's druggist store).
-. ADULTS who experience any difficulty IN the ifee
r,se and command of the pen, those who from me
vaut of proper instruction. write Irregular scraw may
nave these obstacles removed in sV lessons and are
enabled by novel and ingenious process to write, with
case and expedition, an elegant currenthand, adapted %
abe practical and everyday purposes Of life.
From the Euenag Ga:e.el
The manner in which BooR-EErPISG Is HeanentI
taught conveys very imperfect idea OF the pfacee Oh
merchants. The great difference between theory mug
pactice-between the study Of an art and IFS ancH"n
10 practical use-is too well known TO need remark ana
we think Mr. Fosters plan possesses advantages woty
The consideration of all who wish TO acquire the ioris
and modes of business thorough and electua manner
From the Republican,.
We are personally acquainted with Mr. Foster, ana
,ak great Measure recommending his establishment 10
rhe notice of cur fellow citizens We have examined his
system in DETAIL observed MS mode Of instruction
in full operation, and fully impressed with the prac
cabiy and utility of his Plan II facilitates, 6essaa a.
other methods, the attainment Of fee elegant ana rafiu
husn hand