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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

S.TCRGEONvlILE sEMINARY.-The exercises If the third
- session Of this Seminary Wi! b. resumed on ie TN Jahu
next The plan will afford IN cN nsire roir
nhr.cius the classical authors ana III" mn>' ncln
Mathematics From several years Of raucu cNpe
fence teaching havng applied himself closely !"
pablo examinations the undersigned feels IN as
uranc. and nee, students III tins Institution can b. a.
thoroughly and property instructed IN their a'cal requirements
business transactions, as IN any si
institution in state Aud IN presenting the institution 10 pub
lie patronage undersigned deems not improper 10 express
lis views and opinions upon the subject OF tcarhns ne ue
sssrr part If the teacher first 10 make himself &C
iualntcd with the disposition and capacity nl the pupil Inc
apaci,y perception the pupil he unrrady and sw I" com
,rehend, the teacher mast hr patient ana $40" IN @
nation, tnwever keeping the mind closely exercised anu carr
fully avoiding - f IN the other extreme that me hhh may pro-
,riy comprehend When the faculties OF the NINA
properly trained by system OF reasoning and thanking mere
developing itself will enlarge and expand according 10 he
,pcaiian of tho student! industry ana a
piication thr student, the teacher lu
> means aaped u disposition effect the object II The
and comprehensive added 10 industry ana appca
ion, the task 10 instruct IS not unpl,.sne. - !,
und observes that ms school VIII be governed D!
sound and wnrSume discipline, tm IL designs ~ aa he
,an force the mind viii IT, rsorsd t ne
rons and uls his school the present year, h's been liberal
ratroniScd aud rests with confidence upon tnr
further support and cncnrascmen and trusts thai how9vsr o
may favor that merit will not be une"aaea o
sssuoard fr tf2 scholastic year Of 10 months, so TG
hg classics 5, Tor the higher branches OF nneSh
81, for The minor branches, 500. j. j. GkEr.''
Sturgeunvis brunswick, Dec H. I'll
ru,IIE ROANOKE CLASSICAL INSrlruTE-Thc Trustees
oil this Institutions having secured the services oil M "iiS
nj, ~ the PRINCIPAL, OF this School hereby notify the public that
i. viii commence his duties Monday in Januty. lSil
III and scientific branches Will hr ta'i.l ~ ais"
the French Language The sessions viii be I'VE months EACH
For Classical aad Scientific Branches, Or"r session.
nu French, ~ 10 40
English scholars includin. English Gram
FRANCIS W. NENABiE,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Cark"sv;lIc, Dec. ), 1882 = ;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

JAMES RIVER AND kANAWitA COMPANY.
Meeting Of the President and Directors OF the James
n River and Eanawha Company Richmend Friday, the
9Th November, 1892
Resora That President and Directors should in the
mean time be enabled tender osr OF payment they
will he ready the first day Of January nes and Of each sue
cecdng month thereafter to exchange at par for the CoEpan
different Notes. they successfully fall due six
cent bonds the Company and guaranteed by the
state conformity provisions Of the Act of the Lega
,re passed the March being understood that bond
be issued One Hundred Dollars, for sum
no. amounting 10 hundreds.
Rsop That the Secretary the foregoing Resolution TO
published In the Richmond Whg the Richmond Enquirer the
Lynchburg Yrginian, and the Kanawha Banner.
w.B, CHlTTENDEN, ss'rs.
Nov. la 5$-aawtlJ
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GENERAL. AGENCY.

vyNE subscriber m number o years, anu IS st;
gagged business General Agent the Guy 81
Richmond collection of claims of description,
ceving subscriptions periodical papers, renting ont; rrcrrin.
.tr.s. a selling real property, hiring nii negroes, ard pay
all necessary them r ugi the collecting
their hires and dsons Of t" at public prrat" SAL &C. &C.
For his ability and inclination 70 perform with fidelity and d,s
patch be entrusted 10 him. III refers 10 III"
citizens Richmond generally and particularly 10 the follow lG
r-ncru Francis Wicker acting Mayor: Messrs Joseph
Mar> & sun Richie, Peasants Gaialcr * MOscley,
Fleming Webb, Booker & Hamilton John Cosby ancas
ter Denly II. =. Gwahmey, Sterling |. Cnmp Charles
Eil;s Sons Richard Anderson, Bnfrds Baco Nicholas
Mills Lye johnson Iycll James McKldoe, John H. Eustace,
James t. Health Lawson Burtoot, Nyndham Robertson, and
John Van Lew & Co.
w Office Main street in rear Of hos T. T. Tabbs gro
PHILIP NJ. ThBB
R-Appcan;s from the country 10 hire their servants in
would consult their interest 10y giving the Information
before 25th OF this month. cccmbT aud by sending the
before tina, dae practicable
thereafter. 7. Vi. TARB.
dor Ctp-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

oS.r al ON rhr Edsr Closet uf The steamboat 'PGToa
L. eary,'' Wednesday evening the Eth inst about ~
k. fashioned English Hunting NarwHh goa ram"
chain in snake. head and gold seals The chain Is o
peculiar manufacture. being ii move! construction
giving Hf nat"n b, winch The sam en- D. rec"
vrr" rewarded application u H. " Aauck
ia;n EaTIny'-, Rchnoud, Va.
The number known, and VIII he iHwardrd
Immediately: AMI II i carhe>t: REQUESTED i my
cable chain the above singular d"S'riIf on tH r s"h II m
ned for SALE u! ui tS construction III The I'M
Ic ~ G.-3,s
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Lands and Nh IN Chestcyfeid for Sale.

yrnc Of decree "f The Circuit superior Court Of Law and
- fhanccr, the Of Chest ra pronounced the 3rh
"a Of October !-9 the undersigned Commissioners VIII sell To
@ b; bidder, ;h I'D daI % December new. the lands and
mn aavcd hS George Cox ed, 10 the hciTS n Frances
"fs" deed. James Rivrr, called BadwDS,
Supposed 10 contain eight hundred hum
fcar u which stndn. in oak and pine woods. Also
one di tract called Ware Bottom Ing James River with
w NIL attached aud supposed 10 contain about two hundred
H'S ahit one hall al which pine woods The nill Is STU
a." On never falling stream and IN first rat: repair On th
hl"a tract there dwelling house with r0oins which
- w >ictI he made comfortable rrsdeEct-
% o! these tract, >tna, ID about tn miles from Petersburg
S tMt"' miles from Richmond good ncighborhnod and are
''sird vaIttr the abundant growth OF wood
u" mem rav sal which I've mad" al the landings on
VIZ 'f distant, ,Iat and half miles lr"In t-
uGNN" # III. uGd |; deemed unnecessary to mure
l'is These lnds, p,r>uns disposed % purchase will no
nM a and cyauHc t.m previous To the day OF sar The
Nr sale VIII Tx 1,, the dwelling house !r Baldwin
r al Il O'clock NJ which particular description
"nl piaS 81 the lands VII he exhibited.
k-'>h VIII b. required the amount Of the costs OF the
u IN > rc AMI the expenses Of the lethc balance To t
e nj" !rr equal annual Instruments the purchaser giving
Hnd with approved security and the title TO be retained until the
Atae none! fully paid. The Commissioners viii show the
'1aas % any person disposed 10 purchase
H ESRS1 cox on Commissioners
THOS. FRIEND,
Dee3 GO-aawft-
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T>DC ,TIpN-A s.m. Grntlrman who has had Ihuch exp
e. RENE in teaching Greek and Latin Languages, ana I'M
yar,s branches English Encatinn - DESTROYS TO Obtain
s,rariop IN school or prvar family. lie for many years
employed rs private Tutor preparing pupils lr The niVe
of Duhn was for resident Classical Teacher IN an
Academy standing i'll the City o New YORK; ana mas
taught school during last three IN virginia Tan pro
dcr unreasonable testimonials Address s., al the ONCE OF
thu. paper. - y,
Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

NEGRO iiRINGTIc Subscribers intending continue their
q" hiring or would mhri their III inh
public they Will be ready the first day ." aaaf
ne ssry. them line desirable TINT oS" intend
Ing To with their business, would do early posi-
be- giving description of the negroes thai we naS hnd suitable
situations them We would those wishing 10 hire,
would b. their interest IL apply car We nave already
cons placed Ia hands for hire Our clarg,
,r hiring on; five per We III. through
The year sickn and collect the hrr without farther
charge. kobtKl NIL. & -,
ID door from Old Market, Main Street"
RicI,mond Drr = 1899 2-t2ilau
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IANfS RIyCR LiyDs ANp MILLS FOR SALE

JAMES RlNER LliNDS AND MILES FOR SALE
TINE purpose Of dicargnI she debts
the estate offer Gri>t, manufacturing and Saw
Mills usually designated /! the of the Fine Greek Mills lin
OF powhaan And also the adjacent real estate,
bracn. between hundred and y and hundred
About one hundred James River low grounds: the
high land uuexcepopab good healthy and beautifully slua-
ted. which the NhnuS,blc power
pl;cahe to lis various a very rlins expense.
will be sold parcels suit purchasers.
EDWARD MAYO,
Sp2oatse to his children, Sr.
" B.-Two likely Negro Boys for sale, apply Z. NJ.
Dec. IL to-2aNlHSw 3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21
SAFE OF SLAVES AND LANDS.

= ~ : ned 81 Tr:S, executed l., JAMS H. HenderSoS
Il ,% suscrher Tor hrucit Of Ncct takrr h""r,nm
- a., mn, IA, ot ipFi e. and recorded ~ TIE tlr;hc
H., canary Cotr; Louisa, shall sell 10 tie highest
,,s, Court lIansc Tor cash. on MONDAY, Tue lH'
% ~ January that being Court day cicht Valuable 'i''
~. ,,S ,n.r, h,cs sntlth and TWO yoIng n;n ,
AZ The came tn,. and place. the Lands mentioned III Tue
INC rrrt ru;ainn. three hundred aud nityiif" acres
m. .ali Henderson resides lying III the SAID touhS n'
~, - ar The Brick ilse. and adjoining the lands "i " IL.
pprsan other tract CONTAINING. nineteen acres,
% - ~. same c.brlrod, and aiJnlnin. The lands {" 10
~ r,au and others The title 10 The foregoing property Is
d, ne uII,rii;hr: hut shall convey only sch h'ic a.
!. gf,,,d M me t,y tue -ald d'fd. -, ,, ,;,,. b.,
IN ., sale having been once postponed VIII celin! TAKE
pace "' '"' 10y w. PHILIP II. JONES. Trustee.
GJ-fh-
he. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

NEW STORE ACADEMY.-The next session of this School
VIM commence the Ill day Of February neN and terminate
N 9Th November following. The If instruction Will in
ne al the branches necessary 10 constitute Thorough prt
alton for college The Trustees have employed r H. Lewis
TAX" charge Of the schon and Will promptly aid when
sf u needed This ren@tn i strongly recommended rs
,'ca aud English teacher by Dr. Maurn Principal OF the
tnent languages ampcn Sydney College, ard Mr. r. g..
'tnh al this time Professor of Ancient Languages in ii. same
i'uun In addition these Testimonials uf intel
GENT gntlemen for whom Mr. Lewis has h.an teaching during
~ last three speak in high terms Z" his fidelity, SAIL and
seC>s. The Trustees sangune the belief that
rent 10 which education proposed he carried in IL th
- viii hs found equal to the Statc The fees VIII b.
"iolnwsFor tuition Latin aud Greek Languages Age
% and Geometry per session of 10 months, S30n English
'1htt5S, S2l-to bs paid at the close Of the session.
Ioard be obtained tue nrslhnrhond,
e'ohsbsr terms. CHARLES M'kINNEY,
CfdirIaur
DIE 70 e.. p,w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

MEIIA AChDEMr.-rhr heat session "i Tins institution
~ will .l Of January, nnd chd t !t oil Junc
The will embrace III" Ancient and f"ern n
ruaseS, Mathematics, The Saal Scncc> and 'cS "trS and
designed pupils FOR the Senior CEi'S" III any college
or University.
TrsM,-lioad and Tuition Session Of months. Sno
No Will
except family 81 relative and no deduction mad
<ickn">Pnnls ny The
can m! CONVEYANCE Owens Tavern, miles from the
Acndt the Subscribers gradual al the tnvcrSi
~ and for their caa7riy Teachers aud the character q" the
school public referred III" fal1win. acntl'm N:
Professors castle Emmett Harrison aud Rogers University
nf Viz. m;r: 1hns Dew Esq. William Marr Gem John
Cooke Hon. John scott famGIcr; Hon. Richard H.
RaHr- Sn;iapnn VIM. = Archer VIM !. Hark>alr, ElrS.
Dr. Thomo, Meax and H. Meade. E.Q, Ansa VIM. Old Esq
and mr. VIM tump Powhaan Cen. Jaanenc iarvir, Rich
uond Edmund and Charles F. bShnrn- Ers Petersburg
Direct post paid 10 either OF III. subscribers.
WILLIAM n. HARRISON,
DONALD NJ. HARRISON, A.
Dec : Elk Hill r. o., Amelia. f9-2aw iwSwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

CO. NATURALIZATION from the sbscrihcr living near
- O Jon>on'S Springs, G"nhlanl county, Tuesday III"
lh dark mui tito named MARITIME h. nineteen
wears age feet high straight made with broad ssU,i
crs; he raised by Capt. Philip Nonds"n brntosvi
county, which neichoroud he be lurking or he
may ,nccd III another dcciion VIII rive the above
I his apprehension and dcI, 10 he BE- secured
IN any iaI 50 se, him again, CHARLES FORD.
n, c.n,iur UG-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21
SALE OF VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY

virtue Of deed nf executed a. Chafi nniiic asc
Is and ,hs s,,hscorr ~ Wm H. Rranh'r and HaJ" trc"k
d. ON Is Sth july ISIS ~ r"od III Chesterfield w" o. Sn
me nn-yu,red torn, said Br,ndf a survive" "i ,ha a'u
p,oIs in thu cu,l lands belonging u tie dev-ts oil John u
chic Dc called Gnwri- PITT, III 'h">t"rhtid on ahe
sl rbrh ,rm viii eynrc on III. Isl January, -i Pits are
now OMEN and in successful operation IN" property the '
being o good quality ana the yield increasing Inc 'ca'> are
unusIally low =, o,;., .r.,,os
-, rma,,n =, al. go H. RitODES, Trast,s.
The above sale is made with my appreciation .>r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

S,I.E OF COAI. PIT HANDS. MILES, &c
,,-IIl n. SOLD lia G"wrIr Pits, on fa'ins ,ee,, III
W No., =. IN ~, Ncnday the a3d INST, til, Hands Males
f>,mrs and other mavcah. property belonging To
, ~ ,"c,,d,pn EIGHT y, eroc> and eight 'cn Nul
'h ne 49, a. ~. WM. II. BEiNDER
''"'' ~ SUrrr.no partner Of ". Brooks.
E5-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21
Dec. IL

TIE Coal Yard used by ths subscriber by l-ar from w tS
Haarb connrny of C. Ilels which eIprsS in ISL VIII nc
j sl.o with The improvements the inst Mondr" at th
rl-P-rsons whng - nurch1'H can examine Inc p'oPi! an"
Attend al the Pits on the Gay OF sal -, ,~nrp
G.-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

T AND NEGRO &C., FOR SALE.--By win al deer"
II Of ,hs County Chest rf"ld I'd on thu g u
av December 1882 viii b. offered Tor SALE a pubc auction
9th Of present month"; iDscemtcrl on the pre-
Miss IN The county of Chesterfield TR.oT OF LASH sppo'cd
25 acres lying Swift Creek about two miles rom
WiKln, Halls store adjoining lands o Archer Bail and
Others; ard al tho and pac" will also he offered Mil
Seat Spring Run Creek hna the place nj which me lower
said lately Stood, la"d al III" distance OF
about miles fo the c land ahove mentioned AlSo NJ
the time and place. valuable Negro Man. about 10 years OF
sfe.
The above mentioned property devised by the will of Flea
lar Clay, decd, 10 Rob VI Akin for If IN consequence OF
who's" death u offered for sale for division
The of at viii be credit Of twelve months for both the
land md nccro thu purchasers IL bonds ~ GOOD security;
and The &c a land the title he retained until tnr pur
chase none. paid Acting Commissioner will convey such
.,e L, 5 vested .I.". Il. CliEATliiM, Co=,'r.
Dc 6f-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

Cash SALE OF NEGROES AND LAND.
nCrSraNT 10 a.crce the Comfy Court OF k'ns ilan
viii he sold To TIE highest bidder for cash at Nansock
y ne, fair ay the Negroes Land OF which Caleb Redd
Gecd. died possessed. -. -. &C..
The Negroes nnr in number consist Of about fy-ve
ana h wife tbv-vs years Of and Children two g'lS
and 1--WE eldest which is sixteen, and the youngest
years cid.
The land si,a below Mansohck, and seven above
Aysu in healthy nsehbohood and conilinS seventy acres
On are small and comfortable dwelling house, aud all neSCs-
say gu, houses 10. farm of it, SIZE. ..
t7-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

Nv W. MARSHALL would respectfully inform the pub
" hs 81 resides IN Richmond where he il prepared 10
as heretofore, the hrain. and renovn. that
cao sease, Cancer. HIS residence opposite Trinity
~ where he may generally he found and letters addressed
H. on' N: country post said, will meet prompt attention.
TO give this notice, les, might he supposed TINT
noted from the city, he has advertised recently
~ me papers He intends residing permanently III this
would be glad make his services available TO those
suffering with that horr.d disease, Cancer. His former
tx tie future. : ''Hs'''0 '0A'O'e"'
NIa "AKhEA W. MAKsha A.,
w ro.to-A young MAJ who has had experience
tie must bring good testimonials of his character.
JOSEPH HODGsoN,
pxa oean1ic, FlurSs#s cos.s.
6S-4t&
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General .7gencv-Remoral.

Dec tik iiH 4. w., 80
General .7gency-Remoral.
DICUhRD HILL Jx CO.. viii in future devote their whole
~ attention the collecting Of Debts Hrtng ftr", Renting
selling Property, buvin. and selling Stocks, &c.
yro Kr,n-7aSc who intend sending h'ir Negroes 10 us
the will consult their interest
y '''''' RICHARD Hill. Jr..
RICHARD e. TT INSTALL.
~ Office opposite Mrs. Richardson's Boarding
uulse.
December J 1o-tJ
r@ARHERs' BANK OF vIRGTNiA.--The general Meeting nf
the Stockholders Of this Dank und The and,d charter w
he hr al house Tuesday the TN January At y
oc5c. 81 much importance VIII claim the attention
of the Meetua fun NJ :ndance is desired
tpckhols, who intend 10 appear 10y PROXY wli observe u
than officers of III. Bank,
'sS O' nv u" "'' j. G. BLAIR CASHIER.
Dee 65-tTJan
a GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICES.
the Members Of the Legislature and
w others 10 our stock Of Groceries, We think thcy will
mined sell cheap for cash. town acc"fanceS Among oH
stock will be found
10 Iihd4 aud IL hblS superior brown Sugar
u do cheap Nc,v Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
% ana 10 bids Mulasses part very Low: pricetj
81 nbis clarified Sugar, most splendid article
IS Casks hest Goshen Cheese
81, Sacks ILveri"ol salt good saekns and large
II Bags green l.a.uira and Rio Coffee
% Pays splendid old Java Coffee
Teas from cheap 10 the best quality
81 parka Of loaf Sugar from lowest TO hghes, grade
200OD Lbs low priced mIddling Bacon, sound and dry
81 Rbl- \. e. IIerrincs, c!ipt
~ Boxes Sperm Candles
30 DO Taiow do
10 do shad
iron OF all sizes Steel, Northern Hay, lamp OIL pine apple
Cheese Spices of different kinds. family Flour and Buckwh'a
Flour and many useful articles tedious mention.
Dec3 i60-El WYATT & WHITE
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

d osEPH W. NEWBURGH, would re-.
" spectfully inform his old friends and
the public in general, that he carries on
the above business in all its various
branches, one door East of ]. ]. Smiths
Store, where he may at all times be
Gonnd to attend 10 all, work in,rusted to
him. He flatters himself it will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it can be done in the country, as he
intends at all times 10 keep in his en-
ploy good competent workman, and his
means to receive the Fashions is amply
provided for.
To accommodate his friends in The
country, he will take nearly all kinds oI
country produce.
N. B. One or two apprentices wan,
ted Immediately to learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between the age Of IL
and l6, would be preferred. They mus
be Of good character, as recommends
tons Of industry, honesty, and sobrio'
try, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1889. IT,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
TO PRINTERS.
] WRiTE. Z R. HAGER.

f WRITE. \ w. HAGER. =.
RESPECTlFULLY inform the Priu-
rsrs Of the United Siates, 10 whOHl they
nave been individually known as estab-
lished Letter Founders, that they have
formed CO-Partnership 10 said busi-
uess, and from their united skill and ex-
lensive experience, they hope to- be able
to give satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their orders.
The introduction Of machinery 10 the
place Of the tedious and unhealthy pros
cess Of casting type by hand, desidsr-
atem by the American Ingenuity, and
heavy expenditure Of time and money
on the part Of our seinor partner first,
successfully accomplished. Extensive
use Of the machine cast letter has fully
tested, and established it's superiority in
very particular over those cast BY the
old process.
The letter Foundry will hereafter be
carried on by the parties before named
| under the firm Of White, Hagar, & Go.
Their specimen exhibits complete Sc
ries from Diamond 10 sixty-four lines
plea. The book and news type being
the med modern light and style.
White Hagar, & Co. are agents for
the sale 0fthe Smith and Rust Printing
Presses, which they can furnish TO their
customers at manufacturers prices,
Chases, I Cases, Composing Sticks.
Ink, aud every article in the printing
business, for sale and furnished on short
notice. Old Type taken in exchange
at 8 cts. per pound.
N. B. Newspaper proprietors who
will give the above three insertions shall
be entitled to FIVE dollars in such arts
clesas they may select from our speci-
~g E. WHITE s. W. HAGAR.
| New York City, 1856. 2S-3w
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
DIR. HUNTS
CELEBRATED PILLS,
FOR rfs .s-.s
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, AND IL
YER COMPLAINT, &c.

Az the eniovmept Of health depends on pre-
serving the functions of the Stomach, -L,ccr, IN
tsstincs and &Langs, in healthy aud vigorous
state through the operations Of which the body
receives lis growth, its nuni ition, its support, Il
can no longer be astonishing that when these Wis.
cera are deransed ,and cannot perform their pro-
yer functions, the whole system suffers and be-
comes disordered.. knowing histeabea sound
and demonstrated fact, in science and eIPeIi-
enee. .Docron HuSr SYSTEM OF Practice. .isin
faithful accordance with it. He aims to keep
the Stomach, lungs and the Liver, in vigorous
and healthy action. as the three great fountains
of health and life. For tins purpose ais Pllis
arescomPounded OF herbs, when s'Iens.hen anu
eqaalizs the action OF the heart ana give an m
pulse Or Fstrens'h to tne a.lera' sys.e, a. ul.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
ILL!

ZEN would fespectiul-
l'Fsm ta.6rm his friends and slhe
iOl DISnerany, tha,Ihs will reopen his
y-aooI for Ahe reception Of pupils 90
the list day.of Oct.
| All who ere wishing particular bene-
fitof the school, will do well to cons
mence as near the beginning ofthe term
as possible, as systematic course oi
instruction is essential TO success.
TERMS OF TUITION per quarter
Of IL weeks.
Alphabet and Spelling. ~ 5D
Reading, Writing and Arith-
matte, Geography, Grams
met, Book Keeping, Phil>
osphy y, &c. - OO
a nord about Books. Weshall en-
Ideayor 10 ,utroduce the "Eleetic Series
of School Books" which saninyaluable
standard work for our western schools.
| We want system in this thing, -refosm
Fin school books is loudly called for.
Nothing is more perplexing TO teach
er, an to send him yeur children with
a variety Of books from Tom Thumb
up 10 the Holy Bible, andthen murmeT
aboathis poor'progress.
I We hope our merchants will favor the
efforts of Introducing such books as are
demanded, and thus aid in establishing
public sen,imehtron this subject.
| Merchants are .iiot generally aware
OF the essential service they may render
the cause of education by introducing
uniform and standard series Of -schoo
books.
Strike noo, aada together.
G. w. w.
Dover, Sept. 26, 1889.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-03
LION HOTEL,
BY MRS. MARY ALBERT.

MERs. ALBERT, would respectfully in
1V form The citizens of Tuscarawas Coun-
ty, andthe TRAVELLING public generally,
that she can accommodate those who may favor
her with their custom, in as good a style as can
be had in this part ofihe country.
Her Bar and Table will be supplied with the
best the market can afford. Her stables are large
and we'll furnished, and will be well attended
to.
A few Boarders can be accomn odated on
reasonable terms.
New Philadelphia, May 3, 1889.