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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03

VALENTINE 4 BREEDEN having admitted a. Y. crenshaw
' as a partner in the Dry Goods Business, Il VIII hereafter DC
MANN ). VALENTINE,
WILLIAM BREEDEN,
ALFRED V. cRENSlhW.
A. T. Fox and f. Matthews also have an interest in said con.
cen. NJ. :. ". w. b., A.. v. g.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & Co. are receiving by the regular
packets from New York, a very large and entire new stock OF
Fall and Winter Dry Goods, the whole Of which will be pur-
chased with money, ana will lie offered At very low rates for the
same, or accrptances in town.
They eXpcctt Ia open their new stock between the LIST and 10Th
september, Of which notice will be given IN 4 future advertise
ment.
~ = u persons having claims against the late firm oil Salen.
lihe O. D,eeaen are desired 10 present them for settlement, ana
those indebted 10 said concern are requested To call and discharge
Aug. ~ 3l-;f
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
nN Monday next, the 30th Of August, q School for boys will he
" opeI ed in the basement story Of the Catholic Church. The
course uf study will embrace the usual branches ofan English and
Classical Education; while moral and religious culture shall re.
ceive lis due share Of attention. The School will be under The
general supcrin'endence of The Bishop of Richmond, with very
competent aid.
Terms per quarter, in adrdnce:
For photography, Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, s. 90
For Geography, History and English Grammar, In addition
10 the above, & on
For Algebra and cromefry, in addition 10 the above, 7 90
For all who study the Classics, b IN
Extra charge for French 4 90
Application may be made to the Bishop or Rev. 7. o'Drien.
AuE 81 D-5t
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GONE AT AsT.-W have just received, pr seir. Olympia,
~ IS hhds. of that most splendid Cuba Clarified Sugar-tna'
,vbj,e coarse grain article, which our customers have so much
pressed US to get. Really it Is splendid. ,u,r
49,. 80 At
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CO-PARTNERSillP.-Ihe firm of CHARLES ELLIS Z SONS
- having been Dissolved by the death OF the senior partner, The
subscribers will continue the hn-in = as heretofore, under The
style nf THOMAS K CHARLES ELLIS, At their former stand,
next door 10 Arssrs. F. & !. :. James & Co. They will, in The
ensuin. Fall. he able 10 offer Il we'll selected stock uf Imported
and Domestic Dry Clouds, Hardware and Cutlery, 10 which they
invite the attention of The friends Of The late concern and Of
country merchants and farmers generally.
THOMAS ". ELLIS,
CHARLES ELLIS.
RirhmonI. August q. 1871 uS-tlsS
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uOME MADE AXES. We have for sale 4 supply of Barnes
II L Co.'s Richmond made Axes, OF first and second quality,
which, in point Of beauty and excellence, is not 10 be surpassed
hy Northern Axes. We will sell them 1T the manufacturers pi-
ccs, and warrant them. Merchants, Farmers and other, arc in
vited to take n look nj them. WYATT q WHITE.
Aug. 81 33-6t
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n runaway SLAVE.-I will pay fifty dollars for apprehend'
IL inp and combining In jail so TINT get him again, Negro WI
liam, who left my plantation on the night of The IAN instant. .,a =.
The common size. He can read and write, and will no doubt al
trmpt a escape thrnug h the State of Virginia, either 70 omo OF
10 one of the Northern states.
MAIDEN 4 e.. August 81, lS4l. jill
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STRATTOS'S OFFICE,
liTH STREET.
Prizes! Pri-est Prizes!
nRAWING Of Monongaia Lottery, Class ~, Aug. 2lst:
- 81 81 Iii . - II IL 50 6g 35 81 A ~ 2i.
Ticket, Nos. 81 IS SO, a prize of 5000, sold and cashel nv
STRATTON.
Drawing of Ieesburc Lottery, Class &C, Aug. 2ad:
, is 30 30 ~ ) 81 81 30 G6 40 3 ~ 81.
Ticket, Nos. Is 80 Gs, n small prize of $500, sold and cashed by
STRATTON.
.7noher prize IF $500!
Drawing Ut Wrlsburg Lottery, Glass G., Aug: a5t!:
ia 81 81 81 % 81 s. 10 % 81 ~.
Ticket, Nos. 2 80 81, n prize Of $3.50, sold aud caahed hy
STRATrOS.
For Saturday. Sept. ath. prize of $40, 600. lo,Goo, 100 Of 1850,
&c. IS mas, ~ drawn. Tickets $40.
For Saturday, the llth. prize Of 1895, so of 1000, &c. %
NOS, II drawn. Tickets $40.
Look ont far tie 25M of September!
4 prizes of S25, 900 each, prize Of 10000, 5000, 5000, 80 of
1000, &c. 1o nos, Is drawn. Tickets SIS.
For sale By the package, single tickets, or shares, NJ
sTRATTOS'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Aup al a3-u
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r Asst NOTICE.-AI persons indebted to Edmund W. Temp
II kins are requested to settle without delay, and those Claims
remaining unpaid, at the expiration OF 80 days, from. this Gaze,
will. without respect To persons, be put in the hands of An attoi-
ney for suit. Payment may he made al present To Mr.. Tonpkin''
nj the Store Of Mr.. K. NJ. Burton.
32-3t
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTlCE.-An persons having claims
n against thr Estate Of Charles Ellis, deceased, or apains, the
late concern of Charles Ellis & Sons, arc requested 10 present ihca
10 the undersigned for payment: And all persons indebted tn said
Estate, or TO said concern, ale expected 10 make prompt payment
10 us. THOMAS III. ELLIS,
CHARLES ELLIS.
Administrators IF Charlie, Ellis, d6fR.
Aug. l3 2s-tl5S
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CHEAP HAMs.-we have a 10, Of Hams which we VIII sell
- 32-4t
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fuilv inform the public that they have, at considerable ex-
pense, established a Mandatory Of Axes in this city, ana tna'
~ - now prepared to supply orders for Axes of superior quail
70 manufactured of Iron from the Trrdegar Works, and ol Inc
best Cast Steel. They solicit an examination and .F' !. 81 mem mem
Thev are warranted equal 10 any manufactured in the ohhea
S,atss' and will he sold at the Northern market pricea, ana on
the most oeia '"'"' 32-Gt
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Thu s,t, three Tracts of Land are in a good state OIL improve
nsn. AMI clover and plaster act timely upon snem, .h nn1s tobacco u1
a. and ar vel, adapted TO grass. Such a seiecIion OIL na,u,n :
Ini. J.. ,,,.,v offered 10 those who may seek an investment !"
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ri. r,c.ir~r is published three times a oeek da-isy tho session
~ re 1.s;;.L,,nre. and tpiee a geek during the rest Of the yecr.
q af s'"'' -. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
, 1841-03-13
DIED.

On Sunday the 2lst uIt. John J %.fferson.
son of 7. w. and Lucy Brown. aged about
7 months. BY the death of this interesting
little youth, his parents have been called up.
on TO mourn for one who was closely en-
twined around their hearts; but they are not
lief. without consolation, neither do they Sor
row as those without hope; knowing that
their loss is his eternal gain, and while his
little body is sleeping in the cold and silent
grave, his innocent spirit is in the paradise of
God, safe, forever safe, from disease Ind de-
cay. and from the sorrows and troubles which
attend us through this mortal life.
, 1841-03-13
FARMERS kHny!

'E'llE Sunrcriber intends 10 keep durir.
= The present y"t- st P!yreSv;lie. Bowling
Green, ClarkS, He. New Hope. and .Jni.n Nc
Cune'>. seven miles north nf Bowling Green
large assortment 81 pLOUGIIS .f all sizes.
used hv The 'armer of tins Country. lie will
also keep cnrstaniIv on hand, n his shop in
P',ne>,iIIe. number Of ready made WAC
ONS of the best fuaii;v. The Farmers ,t
tins and the adlnuning counties ars invited To
call nj the above named places helnre they
purchase elsewhere. rs he is satisfied thew
'vrll he pleased both - TO the price. quality
and Description uf the shove articles.
Feb Ct. JAMES c. DCVAJ.
, 1841-03-13

thorlsinS the raising of twsnty millions 70
put the nation IN u state of defence, bo,b in
il military and naval point of view, let nc
one be astonished or takea by surprise
thereat.
The project Of E. X. Collins, ESQ . for
the building of four large steamer of $500
tons each; to be used as packets in time of
peace and war vessels in time of war, has
been iavorably received by the old admins.
tratlon. A communication from the Pos,
Ohce department, recommending the pas.
sage oil a law TO carry the project into eff.
fect, according to the plan of Mr.. Collins,
Will be made to-day or tomorrow.
We are on the brink of a hostile position
towards England, that will involve public
expenditures TO a vast amount. 1t is useless
Tor this government 10 attempt TO negotiate
with success, unless the military and naval
positions at the country are placed in a state
oi great defence. 1t is empty buster, to
talk big to England, with our army and ma.
W IN their present condition. lam disposed
to think that the new cabinet, and particu.
larry Mr.. Webster. will take up the nego-
tIations with England, as they will be left on
The 4tli oi March. and carry them out in the
S"S iC INT ttllS-ulC WltlOut|
f'ncting from the ground assumed.
In 2 mere party point Of view the new
administration Gin invite the popular feeling
IN ;ttir favor, only IN relation To foreign al.
'airs. Il they make the fnancia! question
.Ltir 'cadIng measure they will be broken
10 pieces iii less than = vear-5ut if they
male the negotiations with England their
Sr:"h: card and their leading measure, they
W. te able TO sustain themselves. and to
cary such financial measures rs they choose.
In agreed 70. that the present CONNER
ia! relation o!fhc two countries are iavora
DE. or .'"i repG-nant To- war attitude. II
Is expected that on The arrival in England %
the news Of the Unirad States Banks third
SUSPENSION. tie Bank Of England will pass
IN order declaring Immediately financial war
with the United SiaicS, which vii aglIn
treak up all the existing commercial rel
ton, between the Countries. Thi> d"r'ara.
rinn will nave Il potent effect in he Un'rrd
); :irS. viii give 4 new direction {. their IN
.rr"s;< which lave hitherto heen - posed la
VII.
Il will he seen. therefore. we are in the
'nids' of Il mere complicated crisis than any
we have experienced s!nce 1914.
understand thai General Harrison vii
giye NJ lie financial and var questions en-.
'i:ely Il Congress-; hui rhIt he intends Il"
make the navy and the army the special Oh
Gets ui iIs attention. Tn" new ministry
takes pnwcr at 81 mos: critical 'rne. What
they vii d.. say. ar tlsink. ld..br whether
hey know ia.eE>rileS.
, 1841-03-13

true that am not quite twenty one. hut
would have to look down considerably to
talk to such n man rs he is: re knew very
well when writing that piece that he was
w%riting Il lie: he is a man that is entirely
destitute Of that high sense Of dignity and
honor that belongs to a gentleman or else he
would never have taken the course he has.
! would now say to the public that if they
do not find him out by his gross misrepresen-
tations and black deeds. lis name will 90 un-
known. shall not take notice of any thing
more that he may say; from the course he
IA ken, | consider that he could be infiu-
enced to stoop to any thing that is low and
degrading. an,!! have always heard 1t sad
that if a man lies down with a dog he may
to rise with a :Aea.
l.. ID. BOLTON.
, 1841-03-13
CLARKsvII.Lr, MARcu.

Mr.. BUcKNER:-Sir, ] see in your PAPER
of the Goth of Feb. Il piece signed James
Wells which has some very erroneous char
ges in relation to 4 certificate that ! gave
Mr.. Owslev. But what could be expected
from 4 hog but Il grunt! THIS man has ia
ken every course that he could to clear him
self. but he finds there is no chance by using
hIs scripture names, and now he comes out
on me with hIs low slang and abuse. which is
entirely false. What is it that this man
would not stOop to-? ] would now ask the
public TO this mans publications from first to
last; and see ifhe has not published himself Il
liar. When he saw the clerks letter why
not deny that; no, he knew the matter
was two clearly proved: he sent his BRO
Their over here To attend 10 the matter, and
he heard the certificate read and afterwards
stated that it aas all correct, which | can
prove. | will leave the matter with those
that are acquainted with me 10 pass sentence.
This man seems TO feel n very deep regret
for my parents; | think he had better SYM
pathIse for his own; Tor little did thew expect
when rearing their child up to manhood that
he would bring shame and disgrace on his
own head and theirs two by being advertised
on a public door for stealing a COW. He
first tells the public that | am a little fellow.
have no doubt but he would like to make
the public believe that ] was r~ry small; it is
, 1841-03-13
PUBLIC MEETiNI.

y \ meeting al u purII,n ui the !h'rI"-
cratic rIliz-mS at PIX" county. held al Bow.
ling Green. on Monday the 8;h March. I84I.
for the purpose of nnl.iIilaiin. a candidate
for the ctFi:r nf County Cicrk. WIS organized
10y tie appointment Of James Cowhcrd as
Chairman, and r. VI. V. KerchevaI, as So
cretary. Mr.. Cowheri having taken the
Cnrir. explained the object Of the meeting
when on motion ii WIS
ReSolrel. That this meeting now proceed
To The nomination ui 4 suit able individual Ia
I've supported as Il C indidale far the ntiire of
County Court Clerk "t Pike Comfy. nj the
enSuin. election IN August NIX. Where
upon II VAS
ResolrcR. That This meeting hav no conf,
dence in the ability and integrity al a. II.
BUcKvEE. E<q. and hclIe"in- that II eIec'ed
he will discharge the duties al the office IN a
nluner which will prove mol only cIedItahle
10 himself bat satisfactory 10 the people. do
hereby nominate him as 4 candI late I / the
ntfi.e of County Court Clerk for The County
of Pike at the ~elecii"n in August next and
recommend him tn the favorable con>Idera-
ton OF the people.
ResoIred. That James Cnwherd. William
N,ai!v. F. J. Calls and John South he APP
noin,et a committee on behalf of this meet
Ing. to wait upon Mr.. Buckner il advi-e hun
of his nomination, and 50 procure HI, HrccP-
lance thereof.
RcSolucd, That this meeting have learned
with much satisfaction the annuncIation at
S. p. RoRIxsoS, Esq. for the office of CIR
cui, Court CLERK, for the county of Pike. and
tina, believing him not only capable but han
est-ue earnestly recommend him to the Ia
vorabIe consideration OF the people. and will
endeavnr by all honorable means 10 secure
his election.
RcsoIreA. That the proceedings Of this
be signed 10y The Chairman and
Secretary. and handed TO the publisher oi the
.SaIt River Journal" for publication.
WhercuPon, the mee,inr adjourned:
JAMES COWHERD.
Chairman.
, 1841-03-13
EXECUTORS NO rYCF-

A Ii persons Interested. are hereby mott
"A fled. tiiat the undersigned. has obtain
ed from the Clerk Of the Pike County
Court. letters i"stamcntary an The estate Of
VIM. StenhPns"n deceased, bcaiins date the
10 n of Nov. 1870.
All persons. therefore. wh1 have anv ciaims
against the estate Of said deceased. are re-
CURED I" EXHIBIT the same dniv autheniica-
ted !"r allowance. within me wear from the
date of said letters. or Ihev nav be preclu.
ded from having any benefit of said estate,
and IT snch cllims are not presented within
three years thew will I've forever haired.
JOHN JOHNSON, Executor.
Feb. 6-3l.
, 1841-03-13

speai Indian, long time worry HIM; me have
got you now. io"k up stream {" Canada"
:. Well said MaIcnlrm. with rIue sang ir"id.
:" you have me; hut just help me " en- this
log before | gor" They ali, FIVE IN number.
agreed. Malcolm prepared u large wo"den
wedge, carefully drove it, Jock out MS small
wedges and told the Indians 10 put Their I'm
gers to the partially cIefled WOOD, and help
to pull it open: they did: he then suddenly
struck oct his blunt wedge and the ei2silc
wood incstantlv closed fast on their fingers
and he secured them.
, 1841-03-13

benevolent. patriotic, good old man. Hi
highest enjoyment is TO crack his joke-to in
dulge his goodfeellingS--to pat The cheeks o.
prrtty guis-and to exercise his power fol
the good Of The republic, and in perfect &C
cordance with the popular will"
OFFICE SEEKERS.
To give an idea Of Wing hatred OF "Of
fee" and Of the sincerity OF their denuncia.
ton Of the doctrine that "to the victors be.
long the spoils" we quote thus from Bennett:
Gadsby's Hotel is filled with these people;
two thirds of whom are candidates for
subordinate Offices in the Custom House or
elsewhere. Talking of Gadsba's Hotel re-
minds me of a curions remark | heard a per-
son make the other day. "This Hotel" said
he, sought to be called the office beggar's
hotel on several accounts. 1t is half full Of
Office beggars-its accommodations are beg
parIy--its table is beggarly-and it is beg.
carly all nver."
$500 At present l can only say,
that according to the best information | can
procure, there are 81 Wings in the deIega-
lion from New York,-that out of this num-
Der, seventeen only are candidates for Office,
md that of the three or four who do not seek
Office is Jaems Monroe, who deserves 4 med
al Of modestv for his magnanimity. never
saw, heard, or read of such : rush TOR office
among the NJ. C.'s aud editors. The follow
ing is 4 small sample of tie editors now here.
Col. Stone. OF the New York Com@acrcia!
Advertiser.
Col. Munroe, Of the Baltimore Patriot.
Mr.. Hall, of the Nashville Banner.
The Editor of the Missouri Republican.
J. G. Brooks, Of the New York Express.
Erastus Brooks, OF the Portland Advert
ser.
Besides these there are probably 4 daz,n
Of smaller and more obscure cji'nrs--hut hy
the 4Ih of March they viii probabir out.
strip the fox. tra; in 1929. went 1T, in In
dian file, a. General Jackson. and I'll demand,
ed and received I'm office a piece. 70 ;iIav
their hugh appetite and 10 stay the keenaess
Of their hunger.
, 1841-03-13
r. NJ. V. KEacHEvAL Secry.

A Goo1 SroRr.-Am"ng the first settlers
of Brunswick. Ne. was D'nirl Mllc"m, a
man of undrun,ed courage. and an inveierate
enemy of the Indians. who gave HIM the
name Surgurnunby. I. e. very strong mn.
Early in the spring he ventured alone in the for
rs, for The purpose Of splitting rails from The
spruce, not apprehenslre OF the return OF the
Indians so early in the season. Winnie en-
gagged in his work. and having opened a log
with small wedges about half its length, he
was surprised by Indians. who crePt up
AMI secured his muske,, standing by his side.
/" Surgurnumby," said the chief, snow me
60. you; long me want you: you long time
, 1841-03-13
PROSPECTUSOF THE POLITICAL
REFOR MER.

Z Believing. as We do most sincerely, that
- the various roa!IIions aud combinations
of bankers, si.eculatuTs and stockjobbers.
which exist IN our country. are oil oe'd.
" hostility 10 our free InsiiiUtIons-lhat
the iri.htiul encroachmenIs of Incorporated
wealth are undermining the pillars Of our
national giory-!hat there exists. among q
certain class, 4 determination TO doom 10 Ct
ter extinction that Liberty which was pug
CHASED by our fathers blood-we are indu-
ced to appeal to Our fe!low-citizens Of this
yet fee Republic, TO aid us in the crcula-
ton of a paper which shall unremii;ins'y oP-
pose these unh"ly designs.
That there exists At this crisis Of Gu: ma
rinnal affairs an absolute necessity for a work
of this kinda paper which shall cody,
faithfully, iearIeS.ly. and perse veringly OPP
pose and expose the dangerous schemes OF
:he federal bank parry-wil rot be doubted
by anv who ARE blessed with reason. Such
sllSII be tie end and aim of the present pub
Il " II advocate q thorough. rad!-
cal. and complete reform IN oul present pa
per promise To- E7y-money system. which en-
ables a privileged ie y TO print dollars, while
the lIlrd-workirg many are compelled toearn
them; enabling rich drnaes to exchange
strips of brown paper with a picture engrav-
ed upon il, fnr houses. lands. labor, &c. Be.
that paper money corporations are
the mnst dangerous form of tyranny upon
the face OF the earth. we shall devote our
energies To oTen the eyes of the public toa
sense Of their hanelui influence. The Tayni,
too--annther invention OF the idle TO live in
nj The expense Of industry-wih he
undeviaiIngiv oppused. Internal improve
men,s by the Genral Government. Nation
al Bank IN any possible torn, will be handled
gloves. The ~fanaiicai crew of
Abolition demacocres who would desolats
our sunny fields and crimson our hear,hsides
" ilh human gore. viii be dealt with accord
lng Ia stric, Justice. lnderd, no possible ex.
eriion shall he spared 10 make the Refomcr,'
MI respects. richly deserving the generous
If every friend of Political liberty.
interest and active exertions of the
Of freedom in promoting The circula-
ion OF this paper 10 their respective neigh
boIho"ds. l. very respectfully and earnestly
We look 10 them with uEdoubiiny
tor their 7eal,ns support. and
iIre to hope tia, II VIII not he vithheld,
Condiri"ns:-TEc Political Reformcr wilt
be published semi monthly. uron fine white
eac'; Number c:-l:aing sixteen octave
page>. making 4l6 pages Il the volume, at
the unprecedented low price of fftv cents
per annum. These who forward FIVE dollars
hall receive eleven copies-ien dollars,
twenry-ihree c"pIcs--ant inr twenty dol
flry copies vail he sent for one year; re-
iGcing the pricr To fnriy cents. only. for an
,cfavO vnlume at four hundred and sixteen
nage>!! NJ paper sill lie sent without
he money Is forwarded m advance. Orders
addressed to ~Thenrhrius Fisk. Portsmouth,,
"a. will NEE! with PROMPT attention.
, 1841-03-13
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

AYpTiE! i-h"r"hy Si'rn That The uuh-r.isr.d has
tdS t'k"u ont letters &C Administrators on the rs-
'ai" "f Lrwi- , Gw.rhs, decd. f"m the 'leIk al the
C"n"is Cont. at waurn COMMUNICATING date the
26;h "f r. hruafy, \ y l-il: all p-r"rs, therefore
who have any claim: ,ain,. The "-'rte nf -Hii herrss,d
ARE required To ~ ,ihit the anne duly authenticated f.
all"wauc", within one wear fam the date nf said let
tiers. or the, may be prrciudr'I from having ANY 5ene
ct "f said r.ratr, aud II such claims are rot rrcsont-
ed within Ihrr" ,rar' they will Re fnreyer haired.
THOMAS LEiPER, -4d'm
March q. lSiI --3t.
, 1841-03-13
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

&HbTICE i hereby gwen that the undersigned
" has taken out letters ct ADMINISTRATIVE ON the
c-taic "fFr,bcia TaliIferro deceased fruHI the Pike
County Cont. braring dsir the lGit If March 1871:
All frr-"n-, trrIrfprr, whpbave any ci,ima against the
cstatc 81 said deceased. art rrguirrh IL rxhih:t thr
SANE duly authenticated for allowance. within one
year fam the date nf sad letter.. or they may he
u~rrclrhrd from having any benefit Of said estate. and
ii such claims are not presented within thrre gears
they viii hr iuIeycf haired.
TIMOTHY FORD, ADM.
March Eth. lS4i-?t.
, 1841-03-13
ASHLEY FEMALE SEMINARY.

TNHE suhscriber takes pleasure in infnrming the
l. public that by II Iatc arrangement, Mi.s St"d'
dard has associated Miss Mary I. Mitchell, late
from Connecticut, with her in the management Of
this institution. Natural Philosophy. Chemistry,
Logic, Mental aud Murni Philosophy. Algebra. Go
m.IIy, Drawing and Painting and the Latin aud
French languages. will now be tnusat ny them in
add ton to inuse taught last Year The price of
tuition will he according To the stuhie' pursued.
II w. CORkER, Agent.
March 13-2t
, 1841-03-13
TOBACCO! ~TOBALCOH

TIME subscriber would inform the TobacLo growers
Il Of th.' and the adjoining counties, that Il" VIII
give the highest cash price. for Tobacco delivered IN
good order To him at his manufactory in the town of
Prsirirville lie constantly keeps on hand also.
maj ufactured tobacco of the best quality which he
will sell Oh accommodating terms at wi,oiesale or re-
tail. GEORGE w. THURMOND.
M.rcI 13--6m