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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

The ST Iou.s Republican mentions that patty OF
British officers an that eli, making nrrpafa.
TONS ior pleasure tnp 10 the Ntsl. probably the
Rocky Mountains, for The purpose oil shooting bulia
10, &c.-Ihe Republican rcmaiks-
Sneh IS the ostenstbie Object OF then VISIT and E
have no tielt 10 dispute II; but Just now when the
question OF or northwestern boundary hue is attract
iig some attention from oar go,efnmen!-w when the
eroachntnis OF the Hudson Bay conpaay r. be
gnng o be let and achl VII dgrd--whca our govern
'nent talks Sweieat it's all hlN) srnd,nga reen en-
OF Dragons 10 looN atet the interests ri ourfades
IN Tie vicinity oi tie huehy MouniMns--m when The
movements OF The ChetUkecs and othfr Ind IAN tribes
are al least unocal--wbon is known that the re
cent spread OF the small ppx amongst several tribes A.
long tie GLOW Stone and the Missouri, has rather
extended than mitlgaed iler hostility towards the
"hiles-when Tie prospect OF .,,iis aung the Can
ada Inc are, III mos very unsettled and very do nbt.
iul ISSUE Jnst nov. We would as lei these gentle
men, with thea companion, Capt. MArAArr, who
we are told, TO JONI them, had chosen the other
side OF the Inc for ia, excursion or sumo other time
Ton making it,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

A PnETr1 BLuSDER.-We gave to a young com
postor Tor copy a short account of duel IN Paris
between two 9f'sctteS. which mean shop girls aud
the young man translated the word ipta gaselteS.-
The mistake is perfectly natural, for gazee is the
most beautiful creature On four legs as pretty silI
is ont"o. Philadelphia ledger
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

Reeiaimiae The Spoiis-The Hanover conespon-
dent of the London Courier says that kne Ernest
has demanded OF his ro,a brothers aud sisters res-
luton OF the ,rgalia aud Gown Jewels OF Hanover,
Which on the death OF George Ill, that monarcs
children Thought proper oconsder as personal prop
erty, and divided among themselves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

is lostiloto Southern interests. II this were so.
may well wonder at Southern stupidity, which
placed this weapon OF aggression in the hands of the
Norihern people, stupidity only exceeded by that
of the Northern people themselves, in reluctantly
accepting II. Looking nj the vote of 1916, geo.
graphically, we find the following results
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

The New York Express Of Sept. % says-"u p
"alds OF one persons hove already taken pas
s'ge IN the Great Western aud Others absolulel,
offering to sleep or the foor, ii they can have pas
sage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08


Interesting la,e case-The Athens trenncssce)
Journal has the following an interesting case
which was recently deed cd thai place b, Judge
Keith
A Cherokee Inlian eoufined by Gen Scott for i'm.
proper conduct, WAS brought before the Judge on a
writ Of liabeas Corpus. wnh view II procuring his
discharge. The case MAS argued atfnIl length. aud
with considerable ablly-on the pant of the prisoner
BY Judge Roanc, of North Carora. 4 J. +. Gespy.
ESQ. OF Madisonvile, Tcn--In defence OF the a,Ipl
cation by Gen. Scott, who appeared IN person. and
made his own defence, assisted. however, by MAJ.
JArnagin, who was employed VIC suppose by the
Cherokee authorities, TO attend 10 any general qnes-
tion which might arise in The cougsc Of the inteSis
CATION, involving the general interests ufthc Chefo-
kecs on the subject of emigration.
For the prisoner II WIS commended, 6tsi. thai he
citizen of North Carolina, because his anees-
tor had previously taken reservation IA thai STATE
under tue treaties Of 1917 and SO pnl lastly, thai
he had been permitted by Gen. Smith, Superinten
dent of Emigration. with the appfob fien Of the
Commissioner oi Indian a lafs 10 remain m the
country. On The other side, II WAS conlcnded int
the prisoner WAS MOI ciiizen, and thai the cummls
Ia remain was void being III violation OF The
treaty Of s35-6. and elsen by the authority ot
the President Of the United States General Scott
moreover, claimed the tight. and did in form, The
body OF his return TO the wit OF llabras Corpus
revoke the permission gwen 10 the prisoner 10 re
main in the country.
Judge Meth determined. III substance that tic
prisoner was no citiNen-tli, by the terms of lie
treaty OF ls356, the Chrfekres ncie bol md TO leave
the country cedrd. aad The time agreed upon IN
which they bound themselves remove having ex-
pred. The Government OF the |. States had no all
thoriiy, but WEE hound Ia tenlote the hdraus from
the oeded eHaHt. and that The Judicial officers
the State Possessed ia authority 10 discharge hon
the custody OF tic officer ehttged With the zen oval
al The lndlaas, The body Il ATTY prisoner Legally Ia
ken in The execution Of hls a.i5t IN discharge 81
his official functions and that The permission 10 lie
prisoner TO remain, II gnrn, was VOID, matter bN
whom granted, powe, existed III any office, oi
the Gntefnmtnt 10 giant a permission 10 any md.
sldual II, violation oil The ternis efthe treaty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

HANANA.-Arconuts from Havana To the l2lh
instant have been received at New Orleans. The
gale of The sth Is SAID have been but partially
tell IN Cuba. An oplnon WIS generally prevalent in
Havana that tile French would soon attack. if not
take the castle oil san Juan de Uoa, opposite We
IA Cfuz. The blockade of the Mexican ports was
more ugorons than ever; bur II was thought the Mex
leans had been warned by thelr friends in IIavan,
oil the approach OF the French fleet aud troops,
destined 10 cary on hostiliues openly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

The Quebec Gazette states that I.old Durham
has received private letters from Lord MtLnouRNE
and Lord GLfNrLG highly approving his course IN
Canada, notwithstanding they have found 1t eNpedi-
enl To dlsaow some of hls ordinances. Public meet
ines are 10 he held IN Canada iegreltng the mten-
ded departure ol Lord DURHAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

CnERoKEE EMl6RATlpN.-The Nashville
Wing of the 9th uh. says. there seems he litlle
doubt that General Scouts arrangement ath John
Russ will be carried into complete operation not"itl
standing the elamor raised against Ross fnd his
friends by Spectators aud others interested ia the
removal of the Indians under Government con-
tract. Ga the ooh u two patties Of 1000 OF
Loco each satted by land under the Ross contract,
but compelled 10 hrll At Bytle's lens ON the
Tennessee. 10 wait Tor lain, the dranght bsine 50
great as 10 eudanget the safef, Of the emigfanis,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

a NE otus having lately visited The Northern
" Markets, we are prepared 10 offer ON the first
app oach oil the Fail season, heavy supply of all
Articles nrrcSsaty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


One hundred Tallahassee Indians IN At Tampa
Rsy, negotiating with General Taylor, IN HON they
have the utmost confidence. The Nmkasakies tav
sent in message IL tie commanding General. re-
quesiing him 10 giant them ''iak. san1 The re-
sait oil which with doubt, be, ihet they will
10 emieraie.
The IndItns in ta vicinity of pease Creek have
also sgniiei thai ihey anxious ier 'iak :" aud
N leas than six i,sesihs. have believe.
nil the hostss viii have iei the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
ss0.Es,GS ITEMS.
CANADA,

~ IN. Les tiazfIle Of The 9th contains The
4 a,a Dn,hain 10 the address of tie depuation
If New Brunswick. Nova t3eolta md Prince Ed
a,,1 Island IN fearina 10 lie great flau al tede-
raj union Of lie BRUSH snfih american provinces.
'rbe repty leaves no deubt Of tie intention Of Lord
Durham to resign. We lnotc the following pas
sage:
10 perform The result of my eodaasors. however.
il one of wlaeh need mol be ashamed In The
slo,t SPACE Of fflfie than three months have
sren Tranquility restored. aud confidence resiyng.
have caused substantial justice 10 be administered,
,enurred by mercy. ] have carefully examined,
with view 10 fefonafioo all the institutions olthe
pfoy,per more immediately committed 10 my charge;
and | sas on the point Of ptomu gazing such
Laws IA would have afforded protection TO all those
efrat Brush interests which had been too long
! elected
Il had also. Is yon stl tno@. devoted the most
careful attention 10 all subjects Ii til could Affect
tie teregal iu.eless Il IL tie Colonies, and bad
brought ne4f, 10 m4ialiiy the plan Which I'M
I'd 10 submit the first instance 10 tie consldera-
lion ollie Provinces, aud eventually Of the Cabinet
aud the imperial Parliament. In this, trust use
fal course hdyr bern suddenly arrested by the III
reference oil a branch u the Brush Legislature; in
whirh the responsible advisers Of the Crown have
dermed II hrir duly To acqaiesce.-U Under ihese
circumstances lave hui one step 10 take--to re-
sign HAT authority tire exercise ol which has illus
been so weakened render II iotally inadequate
10 the give emergency which alone called for ex-
lstenee."
j The Gazette remarks
The answer of hls cxcellcncy the Governor
General 10 the Address Of the Populations of Nova
Scotia. New brunswick and Prince Edward
Island, winch will be found III tins days Gazette,
leaves no longer any doubt OF his determination 10
resign.
= We do mol wonder n Ills determination. Eve
~ days experience shows, that II person holds a
delegated authority over others he no longer x
etcise ltwllh eeef, from the moment thai his supe-
not only cease 10 support him, but publicly dis
ayow his conduct aud act.
Z" Ii will be cufons IL what next her Majesty 5
Ministers will do for the settlement of the affairs of
the Canadas aud the North American Provinces
VIII they sind oat new commissioner commits
siouers, Governor General, aud then destroy
her powrf aud influence before they have time To
know NY thlng ol the country will they legs
late IN England once, without tic knowledge that
they Lave been long seeking i1r, and al much
cost :
:" There Is extraordinary uhaumty through
out the Province III coudenlng tire lste proceedings
III England, and / dmIontlon Of confidence in the
successful settlement ot Our alfrs by the Imperial
auhony"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

IltI7HOtlf0NS. TtUCIdIi5IS.
In fvorof the bill, were Is and l.
Against il, % and AZ
Othe 81 absentees, ii appears that II were Fede
raIiss, aud 20 Repubcans-the most of whom i,
may be well supposed, convinced of the alb
solate necessity OF such institution, but lik p.
=. Barbour laboring under constitutional sr,,.
pies would not vote lof yet would not vote az inst
II, In the Senate the two parties were thus divided
on the vote:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

Thus, in the two Houses, the Republican vote in
favor of National Bank IN l8l6 was s6ana against il
was 33 while the Federal vote in favor of the Bank
only Is and against IDS. And yet the adyoca
cy of National Bank is now deemed evidence OF
federalism
Let us 90 one step (nther, and see who some OF
these Republicans that voted for and who
were some Of the Federaliss that voted against a
Bank. Among the yeas, we find the names of Henry
St Geo. Tucker, now a prominent me .nber of the
Democratic party VIM. Mccoy, long the lepuh-
hcan member from the old Augusta district, Ghol-
son, HAYES, Iungerford Jackson, Kerr, then the
all from Virginia, and all called Republicans at thai
day; john c. Calhoun, VIM. Lowndes, IIuger
Middleton, &c. Of South Carolina: Alfred Cuh-
bert Wilson Lumpkn aud John Forsyth of Geor-
gia, the two former the Denocratie' and
Ant-Bank Senators from that State, and the latter
Mr. Van Buren's Secretary of State !. Among The
nays, on the other hand, we find the names of the
only four Representatives, from Virginia, who then
acted with the Federal party, TO wit: Messrs
Shefey, Breckenridge, Lewis and Randopn The
only three Fedcral:ss from North Carolina, Cul
PEPPER Stanford aud Castor Rufus King of New
ork; Timothy Pickering of Massachusetts Da
MEL Webster, Robert Goodloe, Harper, &c &c.-I
And the Bank IS called Federdt neasuret
We arc told, too, sometimes that National Bank /,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
SICKNESS IN TIE WEST.

The La Porte County Qnd) Wbgof Sept l5tb,
says that sickness prevails TO an alarming extent
throughout the whole northern part of Indlana and
IN fact througho Illinois and Michigan. The sick
ness is attributed TO the continued dry and suliry
weather. The brooks have been tred up, and the
Lakes have fallen several inches. leaving on their
margins an immense quantity Of vegetable matter to
decompose IN the sun, causing mlasma, sickness and
death.
The Biookvillc. Indiana. American Of the 2lst in
slant represents the health of the village be ex
ltemely good, but adds AT This time there is
much sickness in the country. Within the last week
we have travelled mu.i. In that time we have
seen, and heard Of. disease than at any time
w'thin our recollection. AT Indianapolis. Knights
town, Louisville, &c, &c. learn that disease and
physicians are reaping rich harvest. And from all
we hear IT more generally prevails in the county Than
IN the towns and villages"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

SUICIDE FROM RELIGIOUS MANIA.-A fine girl OF
twenty-five years OF age. named Emma Snith niece
OF Mr.. Bnghton. No. 1923, Bleeckcr street New
Y ork, came Ia her death on Thursday last bv
taking quantity of corrosive submate the suicide
beng snpeinduced by the workings of religious
frenzy upon mind too weak to sustain it,
SUICIDE AND JEALousY.-A coiored woman nam
ed Louisa Motevllle, residing at No. 81, Anthony
street. New ok put period to her existence on
Sunday, by taking quantity of laudanum, IN conse
quehce OF her husband suspectng her fidelity TO him.
and charging her with intercourse with another man.
"A black woman in New York recently threw a
quantity oi ViIrol into the face OF Il young mula,to
girl' oi whom she WAS Jealous producing the NJ
most agony, and causing the flesh TO separate from
the bones IN a few minutes. The woman was com
mltted To prison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

N force arrives Vera Cruz will be attacked by tie
French. The possession OF The Castle OF San Juan
de Ullso would be important acquisition 10
the crown Of France, than the capture OF A'g,ers.
After this. the march of $4,000 French grenaders
tow ards the Pacific and the subjugation OF whole
territory. would be the inesllabe and speedy conse
quence. Having pc session of the country, "oo'o
be the work Of few years for the conquerors to con
siruct rail road from the Gufo Mexico TO the coast
of,he Pacific. and thus open short and expeditions
route 10 L hina which would secure to France the
boundless opulence the East Indiatraffc 10 the
accomplishment of these far-reaehng schemes OF
conquest Louis Philippe will contribute not only TO
The agprandizemeni of France, but subsefve his own
pr,yste ambition. The eclat of such rinmphs
would give him n strong hold upon the affections OF
the French people. and enable him TO transmit the
throne as an inheritance TO hs children In the
meanwhile John Bull End Brother Jonathan seem
willing to stand BY mute spectators, whe ihe'r
adrolt igbbor quietly carries out his plans ana
axes Of the prize"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
LORD DupHAM,s RESIGNATION.

- In consequence Of the censure passed upon the
official ooninei nf Lord Durham. by the British Par
lament on the motion of Lord Brougham that gen.
tlrman las gned the office Of Governor General
of The Cansdas. The announcement created muc h
excitement in Quebec. The administration will de-
volye Temporarily upon Sir John Colborne.
II will be ieoollected by the reader, that the
particular act eensured by Parliament, was the ban
Islinent OF certain Canadian insurgents 10 the island
Of Bermuda. with The threat that they should be
executed without trial Il they returned 10 Canada.
Lord Durham will return to England during the
present month. We may expect warm work when
lie aud Lord Brougham meet in the House Of
Lords.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

'1'llE undersigned having purchased the Stock of
Il Goods recently owned by Miller Il Royall will
continue the HARDWARE BUSINESS al the
o'o stand, and soliots continuance OF the patron
age OF ms friends and the public. He invites all who
wsh 10 purchase good articles, reasonable prices
10 give him call A bargain may be had to close
the stock of Saddlery on hand
circumstances render 1t udspensbly necessary
that the debts due the late finn be settled AS speedily
as possible. II is hoped that no one i'll delay com.
ing forward aud closing their accounts TO call ON
you al your houses, will be attended with copsjdera
BILE expense 10 us. rs NIIIFp
Sept. H. r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
FROM FLORIDA.


rRoM THE sAvANNAn GEoRGIAS, SEPT. 90.
by the steamer Cincinnati, Capt. Brooks arrived
yesterday from Ga,ey's Feuy, have received the
following from our attentive correspondent:
FoRT kING, East FLorIpA, SErT IA, 1888.
DIAN SIR The principal Chcf OF the TaIlahas-
has sent his wife aud children To Font Brooke
with party Of his Tribe, now beng about twenty
five aud he remains with IA view To induce them
all To come in to General Ia, lor. The general mn
preston is, that they, as we'll as the Nhcasuckies
will eventually come IN Tor emigration. The ex .
press states that the above party had reached TAMPA
BAY previous TO hls departure
General Taylor is std At lamp, Bay negotiating
with the Indians. lie viii be Al Fort White. on
Santa Fe, about the 9Th proNmo, 10 consult with
Cu,pne Twlsss now oHmman ling the eastern part
Of the peninsula. II is no, believed hat he will
viewing the insutciency OF our forces. 1t is hop
ed however that recruits will be sent 10 6 the rcpi
ments now IN Florida and that posts will be estab-
llshcd so to protect, most e1ectuay the frontier
settlements. The inhabitants can then be invited 10
their homes. and gradually Is the population increases
the troops will remove South.
This arrangement will enable the Sec, etaty Of
War 10 withdraw the iour companies Of the I'd rcui-
ment OF Infantry that appear To have been entirely
forgotten IN the recent changes, and by an cxr,c Sc
Of the same charitable disposition manifested 10.
wards the artillery, permit them to proceed BY easy
marches some healthy position, where thew can on
JOY that comfort which they stand so much in need
of, after their long and truly efficient services.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

RENeou>rfRIS MIssIssIrpi.-The CIR and Gulf
Advertiser says: meeting took place bet een
Messrs. J. L. Bowie and G.. X. Brown at Gallatin
IN thus STATE, few days since, when the latter was shot
through the heart. An unhi ppy difference bad for
some tune existed between them. As we have not
aSccr'a'ned further particulars relative TO this TRACE
DIV, we forbear comment"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

From Her'co.-The Pensacola Gazette the 18th
INST mentions the arrival at Pensacola OF the French
brig -oi'"ar LA Pefouse, Captain Tournier, thirteen
days from Sacrlhcios After her entrance into por
salntes were exchanged between her and the flag
ship 81 the American squadron. An increase of the
bockading squadron was daily expected.
In reference 10 the foregoing the New Orleans
Bulletin makes the following comments:
It's now openly avowcd that when the addition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
DINSOLVTIO.v.
August %

'THN partnership formerly existing between
Il Joseph \. Royal x Frances S. Miller, is dis
tolved by an agreement between the latter and the
Executors Of }. A. Royal, deed. The debts and
effects OF the concern are all transferred TO Mr. Mil
Ter, who is alone authorised to collect them-All
persons having claims against the firm, will present
them to HIM for payment
c. l.. MOSBG, Ex'rs. of
JAS. T. ROY ALL, ia. Royal.
+. 5. MILLER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
GRAND SCHEME.

Besides great number OF $50, 500 $50 &C. &c
Whole Tickets Sl0-Haves S5-QuarterS So 80.
For sale IN \ great variety of choice numbers at
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders hom the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or P,ize Tickets for Tickets in any Viz
gnla Scheme drawn by ID. S. Gregory Il Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected on addressing letters
(post paid( to MELVILLE TALBOT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

WE HAVE on hand Is or 90 cases SHOES,
w of various kinds, bough, principally at auction,
al a great Sdcrfce: a good assortment of GROCE-
RlES; and heavy surplus of almost every descrip-
ton OF DRY GOODS, which are disposed TO
sell upon the most accommodating terms to persons
buying TO sell again. BURTON & ROBES.
Oct. Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

'TilE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving his fall
J. supply Of Drugs, Medicines. Pants, OILS, Fan
cy Arcles, &c. &c. selected BY himsellin The Mouth
crn Markets, comprising the largest assortment he
has ever Offered IN this market. All OF which he is
wing to warrant OF the finest quality and at prices
that cannot la to please, having boug lit them pin
cpally ior CASH aud IN such quantities that he will
DO able To sell some articles even lower than he has
bought them before. Annexed is list of a few new
articles VIZ: Concentrated Extract Of Lemon for
Pies, Cakes, JellIes, DC. DIR. Mcs's Tomato Pills:
substitute for calomel. Dr. Evans's Soothing Syrup
for children Teethlng. DR.. Jayuc's Carminaye Bal
sam FOR bowel diseases OF children, Bakers Specific
Tor cholera. moibus MedIcatcd Gum an art,cj lie said
not TO fall rheumatism. Distlller's Thermometers
10000 Principe and Tnbuco Cigars, very superior
10 Cases Liquorlce Paste &c. &,
ID. K. LYMAN
Sign OF the Golden Mort,r.
Bank Square, Lynchburg Va.
Aucust23 ON If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
~, u,,, uh, ;,wo,l,l now appear. volunteered his

Young man Who II would nov appear. volunteered MS
services 10 punish political opponent OF h's 'a,he'
by endearanrine to inoarcerme him IN foteiSe
Prison care nutun which horn OF the diem.
ma the Argus may think II convenient 10 pace tue
49,, ~ no E.ecuiiye Ia either case, he best IS
mos, ,ee,ns, dseraced in the estimation OF all bon
,,,hl. men. Very truly your friend.
J. WATSON WEBB.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

Werccrct To observe, says the New York jour
nal OF Commerce, that Mr.. Jacob Loiillard, Pres-
dent OF the Mechanics Bank of this CITY died last
evening, alter somewhat proiractcd illness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
pupil. viii n.scnsbic Monday, October Isl
MIR. HARVEY NlTGIIELL, well know

AIR. HARVEY MITCHELL, well known
vi Portrait x Landscape Painter, VIII, for the
wear now commencing, take charge OF a Class OF
Drawing and Painting. His skill ARTIST will offer
to pupils desiring real proficiency in this accom-
pshment, advantages such as few schools can be-
stow. Price Of TUITION, 5 dollars per annum.
WINTER UsIroRM.-Dress and Pelerine Of bot
tie green CircassIan or Merno. with white Patta-
let's and Aprons of brown French Linen Bonnet
of Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Payment for Board $500 aud Tuition in the regn-
lar Studies (S25) will be expected in advance. The
fees for Music, Drawing, for other Studies, not a
part OF the regular course will be payable at tue end
OF each Session. EDW'D. " NJ. JOHNSTON,
Prmcipat.
September II d II otis