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POETRY.
"aucH YET nrm.rSs Ussusc.'
(c,,n m. I'tiea Observer. ]

(Fs.m the Utica 0bssrrcrJ
shor, time published the oowin.sretty lincs writ
Ten by Professor Ionuielow and Obliged 10 rpH'
rben from the circumstance thai far "net"h" no
% has ,nccd herself the particular aidcn" within the Pro
fsr,s knowlcrel-has annexed modest and beau
rifu answer give the world, IN hopes thtt WI"
the eye and dispcl The tniaus o """' "''o'" '
cautions TO "BIwARE. >..,,.
". Lo>"fELLo".
know a maiden fair TO see,
She can both false and friendly be-
Beware! beware!
Trust her not,
She is foo!ing thee!
She has two eyes son and brown,
She gives a side glance and looks down,
Beware! beware
Trust her not
She is fuulns thee.
she has a bosom white snow,
Beware. beware!
She is foolins thee.
She weaves thee garland woven fair,
Take
II FOOLS cap Tor thee Ia wear
Beware! beware
rsus, her not,
She Is ioong thee!
So You think mr. fair see:
My heart, take care
Pm ever true: nor false can be
Then why beware:
I'm not foolins thee!
Andif ms eyes ''sof and brown"
Why take care
lis full gaze makes them look down.
Then why beware :
Relieve
I'm footing thee
Ms hair fkror It's Of ''Sunny hue,
But why take
Ny Smiles sunny, too, for y0g-
Then why beware;
Relieve me,
I'm not iooling thee
'She has bosom white snow
o Hairy rare
And if | do know ..how much 10 show
Why beware
Believe me,
I'm NOT fGOing thee
..'rhe flowers y know, were very fair
Bat why take
lVR need fear their sweets In share,
There's nothing false OF tickle there,
Then why beware:
Believe me,
I'm no, ioonG thee! GRACE
Utica Female Academy, July 10th, 1910.
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NARsilALLI HOUSE. RICHMOND vA.-The attention of
w this Hou. is turned principally transient The
location equal any in the city, being the midst Banks
and nearly central to the Democratic Association Hall ard The Log
Cabin, consequently The hest lighted part Of the city The Bank
lights burn all night aud the latter places half generally
tnnal meetings frequent the Hall and Cabin in the
OF the week and will increase doubt until Novembe.
Light Of dark night desirable particularly in the
Of Richmond The accommodations OF This House speak
for themselves, Visitors viii be their o Judges.
Aug II 2T-wiw & !af iliI
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RIO THE PLANTERS OF VIRGTNlh.-Lcst the notice pi,
in the papers Of this morning should give rise misappr
The part Of the Planters, will state that the ins2
lists NJ! the warehouses filed up The 10th of ncS ue
and therefore request the Planters not press their %
market time, cannot be conveniently r.
Of and the Inspectors under these circumstances ann
r,ponsIbIe for damage which may occur 10y reason u
sodable exposure. NOSh & SiiEPPARh,
Inspectors at ShOcL0s HGrsLOg.,
WREN & MACON
Inspectors at Public HdrsIos..
BURCH GODDE
Inspectors at SsaJrOok's Earslos,,
lime 10 ll--tf
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Inst pubtished, and far saie By J. WARnocK,
The Virginia and North Carolina Almanac,

TOT Ht yFUT I-IT,
rALCiLiTED by Dawn Ricu Of louisa county, Va,
" containing, addition The Astronomical Calculations the
4" liz" mrmh"r OF Congress and Legislature o NF.iha
and liz. Courts Of E.iria ad North Carolina the tp, ing.
show what rp:ni al ~irh owned ~ The
u. the Banks and hat 81 Dvi.
received hy the stat" the stock July,
ls uclusrc 'ocal and for information worth ten times the
amount the Almanac tu!nc song Nothing Else 10
dnJan ScIalkcns Three Wi-esInes 'rwing the Tomb
al Iarcn-Fau- Of Man, ly Iady-Lrt him once
mora Fathers W.lrnGi" ms Widowed lsr.hcTnw Ia
collect Fee Bis Physician and Sudeui" Gcy Nal the
i"trr lnr,c-!Iopr IS ,tii! an Evergreen, >c., &c.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE ,,.i
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from Tue
i manuafactory of SrsS. 4 CLARK New YORK, eie-I HI!
plain Piano Fortes possessing the latest inproS rt
dricacy Of touch and of tone, pecu'ia!
nufacturc. "a Nl.ti
Also, large assortment Of Musical instruments, anu
Merchandise in general. -, IN *
Piano Fortes repaired tuned let on hire, and ta"'"
change.
CHEAP MUSIC. =, IN I'll:
The largest collection of Music ever offered ol VIE
State nav be selected FROM the Of The
enabled 10 sell al the Philadelphia and New u"
and retail prices. ,t ANN bsl'
Those purchasing 10 sell again will be irn:'"eo y
than they lind elsewhere In the state TAYLOR,
Piano Fort. and .uasie stnr', "2F"'"f "' yl--.
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,JNc subscribers having formed connection ~ business under
Of g. r. SnelHgS Z: Co.. have hand and
constantly keep al eir i"c opposite III" Farmers u
Manchester, of Groceries, SHOES, Hats, and Dry
Goods, ana and retail which they pledge themselves
Ia good they h. bought Richmond
NanChtsic and 10 that FAC; they hope the former customers
of Green Hail. aud the public generally viii give them call
their Commission Merchants the
purpose selling kind Of county produce" such
Wheat, Tobacco, Cotton receipt ui which, liberal at
cash wIll he made when required.
6. r. SEEDLINGS
GREEN HALL.
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SCHOOL NoTICEThe subscriber residing on ,nc p 10
Tnynnike five miles Richmond proposes 10 board W Ms
f,,, and instruct IN III, school N lads hey WI NC hdi
yrv.i hy him personally s ,cIio" WIN safety ana
~ Is, ~ r, vim wish their faithfully disciplined ah"
m,r,yrd in their physical, int ircinhi ana moral hat t,
notice i addressed. Term. Inndn known ny h4''! !" -" ~
sctibef, at ms ''"'''' "'' SAMUEL. g. SUMNER
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IN IMPORTANT ErMuR.


The Paris correspondent of the National Intelligent
Ger writes under date If July Mh
rurnor has uatcd, during the fortnight past, that
Louis Philippe means 10 abdicate in favor OF the Duke
of Orleans with view TO establish the her to the
crown and radicste the dynasty-thc measure TO be
executed after The "subne, though somewhat peril
Gus ceremonial Of the final conservation OF the NoPo-
leon remains. cannot vouch for this story, but the
radical carpers argue that the measure The best winch
tIlr King could take, that he is suppIanied III
power hy his President of the Council. The l"gtti-
msts are charged with demanding the simultaneous
translation of the remains of Charles the Tenth To the
Bourbon vaults Of st. Denis; aud not 4 few OF the
fervid Bonapartists require that the Austrian
Emperor he requested 10 surrender the bones OF Napo-
Icons SON We have endless new histories OF the
mighty conqueror collections of his bulletins poems
of every denominations and besides, monthly jour
nal tat fifth OF the London price, entitled, l. ldec
Napoconennc with this motto--"lt is not the ashes
alone but the IDEAS Of the Emperor which we must
bring back. Napoleon mortal foe 10 idcalogy OF
the republican constitutional VEN.
DrAru or i VErERAx.-Capt. John Fowler, of Lex
ington, Ky soldier of the Revolution, and for many
years member Of Congress, died on the 22d ult, nj
the advanced are Of c;zhtyfvc. Ills rcnains were
followed to the ta;n: the Sunday following, By tn"
m ll,ary, tirrmen, and citizens generally.
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ID AZ AWAY from the subscriber, lad named JOE aIn H. "
IL ii years old, dark hown, slnu black compile '
s,g,y rather circumference, and
walks with III his rather tGna: m have appTc-
of his avjn. been cnic"d away hy white He
VIII $50 for his aIprei"i-
delivery fond in this county placed III the
county fnuu uu al unchlInd aud $50 adti
aud conviction Of the who has
rr,irrI or Iar,rrl him. if white man. r. HARRISON
FIX !iiii, Guucil!anL, June 3.
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A TEACHER WASTED.-To i single man. who cntnrs wei
n recommended Classical scholar. liberal wages wl 5c
Letters addressed I" Evans Tanner Tanners store
kiruhurs county, Va VIII with prompt attention.
Tanners Store. Va August IGtb Is TO- Tiff
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y ETWEEN John Eary' mon coffee House and H. H. 1rl-
ID Dry Good Sto" and door: b"l'y Governor !
vo received years not our design al r>f
establish through The press but I" do by esin. 81
all who called which we consider lar rit''
any other basis and OF which We are glad TO hh"" mas
been almost universal. -
All goods sold hy that do not please IN cost" Hha
~ lit, color make fashion, or otherwise, can De frlhe" ana
IN, money rcfilrd-provItd the shall not have been
worn We have tins large STOCK not larger iran
any in ;'r State IN our line at business ana Would 'sirT'" ~
vie economist call hr"f" purchasing. ana tNih
Than any fh.r in TIE civ we viii IT, y.y much deceived. We
have cloth Goats nj SD others charge 81! fnr maxim. and trim
ming the customer III" cci and pants al 81 that are
j f,r sf and Vests. Sirrs Drawers an!Ecrrief, Cava
Snrks $nars Socks Gloves and Col,r> ofmlny kinds and
rat and ~ other articles usually kept By t"ir oil whrh
call and see whether they want L. hnN ornnt.
Richmond, June" =, $50. t9-wIETI !. H. D." w.
rrHE HEALING SPRINGS-Tar rai:H. ::pnncs, -ilaad N
county Virginia. dhut ;Er mules tom iahtAinu'h
the county c'. aud a! iy-v" mile from me 81! "i mon
mnnl have hcru long tested externally aud internally Icy r
honest yIca similar an.uas" 10 that OF an anrr~
prophet General depending the merits Of The wa
or some great thing Naauan desired. y the solicitation al
many people, and after fair trial Of The wat.T', have nearly
cuQ.ch Hotel IL feet y D, four stories hI.h llii ana con
vcnent!y constructed for the accommodation Of b"ldrfs' IN
who'll plan aud NprnSr were by III" PTornr who has long since
know n h> luy L. III. follow appropairg cnns
rrr portion OF hi time I" the f Of the painnlad Afflicted
Should il /" NY happy lot 10 arJv" for my ir"w.,ni.rt-
lb accommodation ia" spot where Nature "ld
has planted the at aud cause oi a'fl"n me glory
may my last moments, am happy was born Amen
Certificates effected by this will early As prac
ticabc be forwarded 10 tho public The water " rnrtr "a
tar!c dYrcfic. After operations over
there notice aud "hcTvaio'
Il. aCtiru acCuranc with tt ra'Nr ana '"i'c W
,ra." h determining. puw"r- 10 the surface, and
pra>,u, mlIv breaks after J. drank. 2n"
previous rrcatiun >lI.i pam III" head J. tolls itcn
inr VIII Ia tat II weak app tIr, m
irl,Il, VA, your roipluirn Your uut and drink ctft
IL ui the stopping breath After drinking. breathe
through mouth, and y"n viii hardly taste any i,hd qualify!
The fellow IN. been made b, this White swelling
ulcers fifteen years slanlinc0m which originally
name, Healing SppgsscHt head, letters. rinrwoIns
Internally. relieves gravel" stops chlS and iev"rs
,-ed advantage in dyspepsia aud rr>nnt'on
relieving speedily. A duties 81 Tar
power . the public that call
shall ba acn,l, ely aiId mi. i"Gaie! di.charr"d
WILLIAM :. CROXTON. Proprietor.
turu.t Il-NSw
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OF te Irieprndcat CGsSs-aw S1l Engineering, $50; each
Latin Glass, So. and each Greek Class, S1D.
The price Board estimated 80 that paid the
College steward consideration uf certain privileges binds
himself Faculty take all the students apr, Tor
board price stated. THE boarding with hm
lodge IN the College Building.
The price Of o,r including washing, lights and fuel other
Boarding Houses exceed $50. This
ahlisled y general understanding with the College
The former steward having resigned the Faculty appoint
ed in his place who, confidently believed give entire
Any student proposing join The regular Junior Mathematical
Glass, must he prepared Simple Equations
the Third Book OF Davies Iegendrc.
Those who have had eparaton in Mathematics
preparatory class which taught merely
of Algebra, including simple Equations and the first
Davies Lr,enGGc.
In addition the studies above enumerated there Depart.
of higher udes 10 the attainment Of the degree
Of 4. VI.
student proposing attend this department. with view
graduation in have taken either the degree of
this College, the equivalent degree other
College of equal standing, and must also be proficient
Latin language
The which occupy years will be general cxpan
sion of the studies for the degree OF A. q.
Those whose may be advanced by receivin. Medical
uction informed that may be obtained from F. Campbell
schools of Edinburgh and Pa who proposes deliver course
OF Medical Lectures during each College Session.
More particular information any point may obtained By
datey furnish College catalogues contain mi
mute Information
THOMAS n DIV, Prssile-t
g--Ur2oD
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GREAT B.iRG.iLNSi
FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS.

FALL. SUPPLY OF GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, TrHnhS LEATHER, Piper, &c, Ac-
Hh0Iesaie and Retail.
IKE by vessels from Philadelphia.
w New Y"rS and Boston, FALL. STOCK OF GOODS,
which, quality and rlcaprcs satisfied
be SURPASSED by any House III Virginia.
We invite wholesale and retail customers, and the public
generally call and assortment hcior" Tcasn.
in any other House. We offer III part the following, viz
1850 pair iaGic' hid Mouccn and Scaiskm Slippers, all qua
1909 par ,d.e, Hnc Sca,kin M"rorc" aad nd SHOES" all
100 pair ladies nc Fnrrci Shoes PAT very superior
2G0 do dc. conr.h Morocco, white Kid and satin slippers
.J do d" Cum Elastic shoes, Noca>ins, aud quilted
900 do. d" Cater, tine Leather and :ca,<kin Boots
800 do Gr"r!cmsns inr Calf ".oS part AfI",'~* -,
100 d. d.. Water PROT and Cork sol Boot M'ir>
100 Go. dr. Eu, Tan Navy Shoes. par' Miles best
9CI do. 10. 10. strap dress <lu,,
40 d. d.. do. Calf aud Eir.sewcd M"nto"s
1000 d" men. .rn "mhnnn4 preard and rw"d Er"sans
1000 do. do. lined and i"nnd l" do. ID"
lssS w. %%"s s ea.l "S rvssr :swra veil ~
1000 do. boy ) hns and c"af.c nrosn"s and Shoe.
30 do Misses Morocco Srl>kin, aud fine Leather
Boots and shoes
go d. Inc Md Morocco and Leather slippers
EIIIIEREN'S.
2, ,h.lrrn's Leather Boots Shoes
and .,nclc Ties
lnJ, do tn" Morocco and aid Boots, tncl Ties and !uskin
RICHMOND MADE BROOCHES
500 pair mems lrinond made Er"snrs Tor Factory, Field
"' '''''''" S"i.r LEATHER.
30 .' good and good DAMAGE 81" lrarhcra beautiful lot.
!, nest. srar.'u aud liar Trunk.
am t,ar3. HrtfI"na in;, al SUES
- ~ 'a;' and i'tt'r writing Paper
Ia, yai> 49, ;,,irs, 'r" jo She. Thread, I;lac&,"s
WhIin, N"'-. g. 81. u. BURLINGTON * CO..
"so., ar,aa fart,"gasis E,o' She and 1rnDs
i,aier., Mansion Honsc, R'chnOsd, ia.
SprtS lr-Nr .lnf;
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,e,HE FARMERS nOTEi., IN the Manchester, hasn.
undergone thorough. rr?ajr, /, iur ha.c Tor
nr 10 good tenant, te terms wal b. moderate" Tho,
rlvct wei Sept, rinu"t I L. d. good business, aud
nrrap, pleasant place, l part ot i,
witt, the yard aud every other ,onvrnirur
which required. For teams, apply .. T. Sncncs
CO., IEi'hN hNi'i"
Nnu,n,.i,r &,riaulrI
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Aug ls
DAMrxKEy LAND FOR sALE-In pursuance Of the la.

DAMtNkEf LAND FOR ShIE.-In pursuance Of the las
viii and testament Of James Fox deceased, will be sold
the premises 10 the highest bidder without the first
day Of October next, that truly desirable Farm QcEENFlELD
lying oh The Pannnky the county of kns William Two
miles above Newcastle and twenty from Richmond This
Plantation, IN point of situation, caue>s, and Fertility OF soil
not surpassed by the contains between 800 aud
800 with Suciency Of timber AMI ineShnustlt beds Of
tie best Ma whose have been sufficiently proved
the greater portion Of the Land under cultivation The i'm
r:ovemcmts good Dwelling house. rStrae Wheat Ma
chine, all houses, and good Apple Orchard. Pro-
dnce be PIT with convenience board of vessels the plan
aiion and sent direct any market.
Terms fulows:Omc third cash, third Twelve months
ana the remainder two years credit with bonds and security
rrthcr with deed Of the payment thereof The
purchaser viii have the privilege Of seeding wheat and full pos
session ON lst January, ISL
At the time aud place will he sOld SrocE PASTs
lTESsis &C. The Of which will he cash for all
cases of ten dollars aud under and bonds with approved security
for all over that sum, with credit Of nine months.
MARY FOX
Erecurr Of James For, deceased.
PSM John Rowe, the present Manager, will show the plan
aon TO any wishing il previous the day of sale
Sept i5-Wii
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June II
I.,,.r.II, snInAI

Is.IgN sT. 7
a, The PARSONAGE, n,ar LOreii0, ESSsr C0uHty, Ia
y.,E duties this Institution viii be resumed HE first dg
of ocnh.r next The of study, besides r,7
bonrS nf an English Enrau, which are taught with .t.,
care embraces I.Ir Rhetoric, Evidences OF Christianity, Na
ya Theology Natnai and Moral Philosophy Chemistry G,ou
Rotary Sc To these may br added the French, Spanish AID
Italian Languages Music Drawing and Painting, NccdIcy.
pain and ornamental and working III wor.rd.
The cVl,tc year divided int" Tvs" sessions Of Gvr
each NJ pupil be received for less porod than fan
,ts nor any deduction made tor time lost unless 0cCa,uur
sickness.
Terms per session advance For Board Wa.nr
&C. so: Tuition English branches SIS Bed and bedding
II moi supplied hy the pupil. s.: use Piano F"rre, S.
The French Spanish and Italian Languages, Drawing and Paint
ne. AZ the usual rNifa charges. Medic work free o! charge
Letters directed Rev John r. MCGue, LocttO Essex cJur
", Virginia.
Parsonage, Sept. 4, 1910. 3G-wti
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I rNENBlR;: LAND FOR S.iLE.-rhc ,ub.cI wouli kc
- I" sell for cash. long short credit The tact al agt
on which he resides IN the county o uncnhHg !hs"n Big Not
rIvr containing about one lln and Acres 18th
rieH quantity q" forest land IN original growth for all plantation
pu>, about hundred of HAT land nearly all
ivatiuu. sob The house high
healthy situation, nn from the in good condition, AMI
ton OF Il family. WIN. g. ONEEIoN.
Npr2J 2!--wiiw'
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MRS DOROTHY \. PRICE Take notice thar Mondag
WI the "a ay Of November next At my house III the county
Louisa in The State Virginia. shall take tEr deposition, Of
Willis H. Parrish others be read evidence rhauren
suit depending the county r"tt OF said county, wherein a
plaintiff and you aud others are defendants.
Yours, respectfully.
GARLAND REYNOLDS
SOM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

UGrICS : ] fIfIHDTt UTNVSIFHT TJttNtT1DN
this Medicine the public, ia not pretend to
nfilbIy the Of all diseases which
hr> object afford invalS labori. under
n,y opportunity arau. themselves u remedy which
proven be- potent aud cIcaCnn disease which often
battles skill ui learned and scientific.
Having used in ilydruhnaN, DrnTy Of the Chest IN one
",y unppnr I" speak n IL effects except a
palliative: but hnaarra general DrpSy an' III ASets
Dropy If the body, carc positively and confidently that
II
which has been prescribed When morbid action,
lesion Of The visreIa II hn just that
established before beneficial effect,
he ryr IL contains mineral except The carbonate oil iron,
powerfully diuer absorbent siiHuan and tUnlcouT lndI
essentially necessary in the treatment of DopSy.
Ia Twin. distance, with whom unacluaiutci. |
would say, have regular practitioner Of medicine for
years, would impose qlackery
the public.
l. viii be furnished 1T n reasonable charge with proper drc.
lions application Petersburg. Satisfactory certificates
"a be- Sinwr.
~ application Medical services may Ia made during The
day the tp"rary Dr. !C Nani, krd, the M.rha
MICS Hall, and my residence durin. the night.
JOHN Il. DAVIES. W. d.
IN
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nerfurmed the escort duty on the occasional duty me
more aduous in consequence of the ram when ie anu
which would have induced others, less patriotic, 10 nave
shrunk from it, They were very kindly received ana
entertained by Cen Wilson, Of New London, TO "hoh
they feel greatly indebted; and we doubt not "hrn an
occasion offers, will be happy to recIprocate MS n'lei
Ing attentions SGntinet =. HHReSS
HypocRIsY OF rHE FEDERAL WnIGs.-Our oppo-
nen,s tell us that Mr. Van Bnrcn IS unworthy OF the
sntfrages of the Southern people because ne gave 'e
Ms,ouri restriction rate in the New York Legislature
some twenty years ago Now, is every honest man
INDIGNATION excited when he reflects that these devoted
CHAMPIONS Of Southern interests, have voted tor
Missouri rcsriconis either or the President or wee
President at every election since the first agitation :"
The question, Who their candidate Tor President
in lSa43 John Quincy Adams, Missouri Restrictonist
Who was their candidate in ISIS: John Z. Adams
acair.! Who was on their ticket for Wee President
IN lS32: John Sergeant, the leader OF Tie Missouri
marty in Congress Who their most prominent
candidate for Vice President in 1880 Francis Gran
nor Missouri Rostrictionst y! ooh! shame, where
= ,hv blush> s lecture from them against Missouri
Resriconists sounds very much like Isaiah reproVihe
sin. Lynehbnrg Republican.
Look AT THIS The Abolitionsts had meeting q
few DAYS since Sardinia not very Tar from thus place
on the Ohio side the proceedings OF which are reported
at length, in the Wing paper at Georgetown. ne
meeting was gotten up for political purpose, and IN
tended for the benefit of Gen larson The speakers
discussed Ile political duties OF AbolitionstS, ana IN
clcated the necessity oevery Abotionsts voting oi
the Presidential candidate who had gwen evidence u
his preyious life of his devotion 10 The cause OF human
RIGHTS" resolution to this effect introduced and
formally passed. The proceedings of the meeting are
s;rncd by j. NJ. Beck President, and VIM. a. Fraser
Scrrctary-bnth known 10 be warm and ardent friend:
Of Gen HARRISON aysrWc (hy) h0niior.
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POLITICAL.

che Uh" Str'ssWGH.J
THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, COZ
H. NJ. JoHNSoN-GOS. SHANNON AND SENATOR Al
LEN IN OLD HAMILTON.
Grand RnHy gfthe Democracy
rt>,,>Y,Tt 9th AUGUST. $40.
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Petersburg, August %, lsm.

EOpKINSvI.LE FEMALE SCHnoI"-Thc siisc',trs III
their friends and the nllc that tins Srhn" "il
after The Summcr the 18th -" September. IL
wil he conducted by the Lady w">r OF Education
Cor The last .y months has il confidently believed given
satisfaction alike parents and pupils. They have also been
the Of Lady al highly
ability considered fully adequate
the task "i scientific instruction Lessons IN Dancing viii b.
given week Ia such a desire IT, For the character Of The
School, respectfully refer Judge John Y. Mason o south
anpton, Mr. W ]. ark>ialc Of Amelia ana Mr.. g. Pcrsro II
Rirl!mnnd
Of school, the subscribers with the teachers IN rro
c unremitig the and moral training OF the
young Ladies' their cIarianspaud nothing Will
c overlooked a, contribute the slightest degree Ia their
comlnr, and accommodations
TERMS:
Beard per session 0f 10 months. instruction in En-
sii,h Writing and Arithmetic, $50
French, Italian and lati-addiIonal for cg'h, 10
Muse, 10
Use Of Piano, 5
The session Of 10 months the 18th Of September
and ends the 18th of July.
Payment required in advance for each half session. and
pupil viii be received frr shorter time.
No deduction allowed on account OF absence
REBECCA r. MURRAY,
MARTHA ]. MURRAY
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