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REPERE.V-fES,
The LOyeflsviIIc FcmaIc
EolsLN1lt1

rs situated IN the village u Loveiisyilie,
which Is in the NOrth-East Of Loudoun 60 f.
and IS eight miles from Iiarpe.s-Ferfy, and
"A from Berlin, the Depot Of tho Railroad
tfom Baltimore 20 iIsspers-ferry
The present Session Of this Institution will
close with an examination on the 80 aud 4th
4 April. The exercises will commence on
sseh day at . o'clock, A. NJ. The friends Of
the pupils, ADD the public generally, ere M
viied 10 attend It's second session will bssin
90 Monday, April 9th, and continue until The
% week Of September.
The Principals take pleasure 10 announcing.
hat iis organization j.. by the baod Of Proyi-
3ence, SUCCESSFULLY advancing towards com
pIeti0n A commissions building has been
erected Containing Hall and two Recitation
Rooms. The services % Mr. Alder have been
'seufed IN the Male Department, which will
be removed tnta a separate house as speedily
AZ practicable. ~ soon b. the wants Of Che
tUo departmeuis require other teachers, thcy
VII be procured.
The course % ihstractl1a Rill embrace TIE
different bfahthes Necessary % polite r 3u-
cation The exercises are daily commenced
with DE rOcitafi0n. memofiter. 81 q portion
81 iho's paus q TIE Scriptures. adfanssi By
the Amsucaa s. school Union in o. c1urse
Of Biblical study ard with singing and prey
.Ia-~I
Ose q the primary objects of ihe School -
the cultivation ~ ihe Moral Ftc,iiiy of tlc
scholars, and the maHisinaucs g "a decided
Dot liberal, religious inf8enee v-j2)
The charges for tutton. by ths session-oi
eve months. are ~ follows. WI
TIE Eiemonisfy Braachos,Wiih Geography
Grammar. sc. 81 ~
Tho Higher Branches. viii ths Dead
L1nEuarcs. ~ %
Sla1cnis from-a distance con BE- accomn6-
daiel in The families ~ The village. few
also can b. received into ths house % Zee
rriacipais d SO 81 erssssiou of6 fpoqihs.
Each boarlrr must furnishber oaa led cod
led clothing Those who iutend boarding
With them are reeucstsd 60 make appiicsuUp
as speedily a[they can.
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Mrs. ~. ~ CAMPBELL.
Rriaeipaii-
tovs'nyille. Loudovn soustg, Va
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Boots, shoes, Pumps, La
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THNHE undersigned has moved bis Shop to
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(known rs Frames eotoer,) opposite The
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be is prepared TO make Gentlemens
BOOTS AID SECNS
IN the best style asd most substantial man
ner.- Also, Ladies' work executed with
nsatnsss and desPateh-(eaIled on, il re-
CURED
lie will keep constantly 90 hand, Ladies
slippers, and a good assortment Of coarse
and fine Shoes, SC. &c.
His friends aud the public generally are
respectfully invited TO give him n call.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
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T.. e. & II. p. Cooke

Continue TO practice 10 the Courts Of JeGer-
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Office Is in the building opposite the Court
House in Chariestowb, formerly occupied as
the CleEk's OtIiee OF Jefferson souhty.
February 3, ls9S.-2m. 4.
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Charlestown Young ladies
A1ADIFylS


AIRS TRAwiN'S FEMALE SIENNA
WI RY will commence ils ensuing term on
Monday the 18Th instant Tire most ndefati-
gable efforts will be used 10 merit eoniID-
uance Of that patronage and esteem which
this institution has hitherto enjoyed. Onc
OF the Principals Of the Male Academy will
continue to give instruc ions one hour daily
also experiments, TO eiuc idate the sciences
Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. A
full course Of Classical Studies will be taught
ifrequired.
Several Scientific genilemen have engaged
20 attend the semi-moblhly examinations on
the lst and Sd Monday 40 every month, when
parents and guardians are inv ned 10 attend,
that they may, by their appreciation or cen
cure, impart a new impetus To the pupils in
the attaiameut' OF valuable knowledge and
agreeable manners; and thus aid their In
siruciress IN her conscientious endes,ors 10
cultivate the mental and moral powers OF
those committed 10 her care.
TERMS per seasion Of } msnIhsI
Board Qncluding washing, fuel and
light) $40 90
Tuition 10 the English branches 80 OC
Languages %
Music by Mr.. Csrusi Ia "
Stretching from Nature and Paint
ing, On a new system, embracing the
advantages OF Water Colors, ORIENT o.
al and Mezzo Tiniing, per quarter
OF ~ lessons
Ebony Work, Japanning, McEzo)
Tinting. and Transferring, or Work o,
Boxes, Centre TsDles SC. per quarterly
Wax Work ia Figures and Fruit , q
Do. IA Flowers U,
REFERR aN'GESs
The most respe C. able References can b,
given, among which are. X. Cooke, Obee
Waite, aud T. A. TidbslL Esqs., and Rev
Nessrs Jackson and Royal, Winchester -
Rev. DIR. Hill, Alexandria. Rev. DR. Riddle
Pitisburg. Gen. Aaeomb, and William Ilaw'
ley, Washington City. Rev, s. Tuston, War.
renton. Rev. w. 5. Plummer, Richmond -
John r. Kennedy Rev. MIR. TANNER, BALI
more. Rev. S. b. Wilson, Fredericksburg
and Rev 7. W. Simpson, and DR.. S 6
Snyder, Chsrlestowa. or any Of the gentle.
mea who are Trustees Of the CharlestOwr
Male Academy.
February Is 1873.
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VOL. 81.
A GARD
TSET e. 5EkLL,
Gtlle,mc4 al la.p

ID EsPECTFULLY tenders his professional
IA services to the public. lie Will practice
ia the superior aud Inferior Courts Of Law ADD
Ch-aerty Zoe the counties OF Jefferson. B,ikeir,
sud Clarke. His room isst present in the pub
Ice house q MIR. Samuel Stone in ChaIlestoSn.
February - iSSS
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EDWARD y. COOKE

IL AyING removed to chsrIesiown, offer,
IN his professional services 10 the public
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-08

o'clock, the General Assembly voted ia
adjourn, to the first Monday Of January
1899, at Providence.
Mr.. Clark, moved to appoint COM
mittee to report, ut the next session,
what improvements should be made in
the Court House in Providence.
Messrs. Clark, Curtis and Simmons,
were named as that committee.
And the Speaker adjourned the House.
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
.Ne,eport- BENZ. Hazard, Henry Y. Grams
ton, Richard X. Randolph. George G. King,
Daniel Watson, Benz. Marsh, Jr.
Proridence-George Curtis, J John II. Clarke,
This. J. Stead, John Whipple.
Portsmouth-John Manchester, John Rog-
ers, Cl'k. Chase, VIM. Almy.
Warpick---Benneit Low, VIM. Rhodes,
Thomas X. Holden, Gideon Spencer.
Westeriy--Wm. Potter, WIN. c. Pendleton.
.Veto Shoreham-George G. Sheffield, Ar
chibald Milliken.
North Kingsto,cn-Wm. Browning, Daniel
Brown.
South Kingsiopn-Isaac p. Hazard, E. r.
East Greemoich-Wm. Shippee, Nathan
Whiting.
Jamesio,cn Wilbour, John J. Wat.
son.
Vest Greencich--John James, Tbs. T.
Hazard.
Corentry-Elisha Harris, James A. Fenner
Ereter-Pardon II. Greene, John Wilcox
.Afiddietoion-BenjW Weaver, VIM. Taggart.
Brisioi-Wm. Pcarce, Cd, Ambrose Wal
dron.
Tlrerion--Joscph s. Blivcn, Gideon II
Durfee.
Lille Compton Nathaniel Church, Chris
topher Brown.
Wmren-lIcnry II. Luther, Simmons Cole.
Cumbenand-Jeremiah Whipple, Pardon
Sayles.
Richmond-David Clark, Jonathan James
dnsion--We Welcome Fenner, Seneca Stone.
Northumberland Barber, Henry NJ.
Wells.
Johnston-James F. Simmons, Abraham
c. Atwood.
North Providence Stephen Randall, Jr.,
Nathan A. Brown.
.Smiihfeid-Sessions Mowry, ,Saml. Clarke.
.Scituate-Elsha Mathew wson, Wimarth N.
Aldrich.
Rensselaer, d. Smith, Rober,
Steere.
Chariesio,on-George w. Cross, James N.
Kenyon.
rrIngion-Jorcmial s. Drown, James
Bowen.
Fosier--Richard Howard, Gideon Burgess.
Brriilrile--Amasa Ballou, Jonathan
Jcnckes.
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Cnrdy whose signed to the shove ifcate
that they gentlemen uf character and
aud such full credit should he given To the said
tifcstc.
In witness whereof, have hereun,o my hand, and
caused the seal Of the city To be affixed, ihis
[ l.. r. sixth day OF December, &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mavor.
CAUTlON.-obscr,e that each bottle OF the genuine
Balm has a splendid engraved Wrapper, ON which "
the Falls oi Niagara the agents name, &e.
Sold wholesale aud retail by CoMsrOCk a co,
Sole Agents, Fletcher street. Maiden Lane,
door below Pearl 81. New Work. and ny one ur moro
druggists IN nearly in the Union. In New
port, by n. J. TAYLOR, lis Thames-.trcet nov ..