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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-23

The opponents of Mr.. tyler accuse MIN of a
desire to be reelected as the reason of his veto
ing Bank. In the same breath they protest
that Bank is popular, and is demanded by a
majority Of the American people. But these
assertions will not consistently stand. If Mr..
Tyler was purely selfish, and therefore anxious
to court popularity, he would, if Bank be in so
much favor, most assuredly have been sharp
enough to have approved Bank. But if this
assertion in reference to the popularity Of the in
sttution be true, Mr.. Tyler proves his self-sacri-
fcing devotion to principle in putting his face
against the popular current.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-23
Foreign Correspondents.
Letters from a Pedestrian Abroad.

PARIS July IS, l84l.
Until to-day had been priding myself somewhat
upon my ability to find, in this great Iabarynth, any
thing for which should myself diligently to search
And this morning l should probably have had my
usual success could have avaed myself of some writ
ten directions which had previously had the precau-
ton to take but had lost them, and, trusting to
imperfect English Guide de Paris, have made three
unsuccessful attempts to find at different times three
American and English chapels or places of worship
The result has been that to-day | have been in no
house of worship But my wanderings, however, have
not been fruitless, since have and am bet
ter able to judge of the of the observance or
rather nonobsevance of the Sabbath and of the cha
racter and manners Of the people here In search of
one of the chapels named in my Guide, had occasion
to pass and repass part of the Champ Eysees the ia
vorite resort had been told of the Parisians and
where crowds might be seen of a sunday. saw GER
tainly many people, but ought to say perhaps, in
such crowds as expected. There were present ap-
parenty some of all trades professions and grades of
society, some riding, some walking some playing at
various games for which there were fixtures by the way
and some listening to tnerant musicians but ALL as
the Parisans seem to be ever orderly in their depor-
ment The scene was not made bedlam, by bolster
noise and every species Of rudeness as like place
would be in America. Passing group very attentive
to some planve music, stepped aside 10 listen for
moment, when my eye caught a venerable old man
seated on stool and playing upon harp accompa-
MED by two little girls suppose his daughters, play
ing upon vons the elder about seven and the young
er about six years of age. They both performed ad
mirably; but the simplicity, beauty, righteousness,
and grace, the sefpossesson and intelligent eye OF
the younger riveted my attention. and when, at the
close of performance saw her anxious eye turned
first TO the still empty box at the old mans feet and
then upon the crowd around her; and when, finally,
her take the box and, with graceful and unem-
barrassed air. carry around fol- the contributions oil
her audience, my heart touched, and longed for
the luxury Of doing the little innocent more sub
stantial good than the contribution Of few sous.
have thus described this petite musician, because
believe the description may be of interest and i'm
portance, evincing the marvellous results Of early
training. This child doubtless the daughter as
she was doubtless the PRIDE Of nrm and very poor
but intelligent and worthy old man. who, by constan,
and anxious culture of her mind her manners and her
heart, we'll her hand and ear had made her the
prodigy she was. If as l have read ",the mind the
heart, and the manners formed by education" il
follows, it seems to me, of course that the very ex
preston of countenance is the result too very much
of education; and, ifso, what precious and what
responsible trust have parents C. N.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-23

Wing majority twelve.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-23
From the Guernsey (Ky.) Times.
NEXT PRESIDENCY.

Believing that the time has now arrived, fastened
by the Providenial bereavement Of the beloved and
lamented HARRISON and the betrayal of trust on the
part Of the now Constitutional President, for the
Wings of the Union, who constitute very large ma
orty of the people Of the nation to about them
for a man upon whom to bestow their undivided suf-
frage at the Presidential election and believing
that preference is and will be, sustained by
the cordial and triumphant cooperation of the Wings
of the nation, ofthe West Of Ohio we have placed the
ever glorious name Of HENRY CLAY at our mast
head the Peoules candidate for the next President
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-23

Some to whom have mentioned my disappoint-
have told that the seeming vacuty of the fete
the want of general and hearty interest the part
of the people, is owing to their discomfort with the
Government.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-23

Council,
Assembly,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

AosusaT.-laPoaTAST CAvTI0a.--D,. Rras-
arsiAS Nsgsfsbis UniDssssl pa Aaviag gatssa
great noiogisty ~ The cures thsy haVa PsFfora-
Cd unPFineiPisd vsadeFs % Bo8ieiss, aadiBE
.neFe % great cell ioT then 10 consequences,
hsvo bad thp great sudasiis 10 BsReE The msdl.
else. Nov BE- u knowB 10 90 ass. thst D.
bFsndrsihS oohuias Vsgstsbls UaivPFaal PilIs
ESQ never be obtsiBod u any vandaF % 8saf-
cine, whether druggist o. doctor, % nsitAer are
allowed 70 cell The Goasins Brsadrsih's vsEa-
lable Piiis, ahdeF aBy circumstances shsisSsg.
BE very careful 81 - ihsi vast The asnuins,
aea oossFvs, ever whoa yea puFchsss of ne
aaVefti'eo agsn's lhai they, the AEehis, have
"a EagrsVsd Csrtihosts Of ARsaev. sirsod h
ny 0va had vFitisg
3D. BaEHrnrra a. o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19
THE MARKRTS-

Qsss II ~ Buiiizsys .sssris-s, Tss.a.,. g. ~.
bEEF-e4 80 fog Inferior 20 ss PEI 100 lbs.
fuT Prise
FLoBR--aood Standard bFaads es GA i
hid AZ fhs zane price. Wagua pgtos As B7a.
WHEAT-Reds 40 % l28 ceaa whites
80 - jas eenta 8upsginf parcsis fof famiiy
seer ts8 20 is3 eenis PEI bashsi
CoAN--72 20 ~ esats for uhiIe. and "a &c.
gof Trilag.
oAT8-t0 ssns.
WHlsKEY--a1 esu,s for hhds. Esd - en.
RYE-ss % 90 SAD from 50 70 s. eis. &C.
ceFfiae % 1unifF.
FEATHERs-57 io IS osnia, aeeordins 70
qaalitV.
WOQL-Nauvs washed 80 20 ga osais eash 4;
ihfse-quansf Bleed mcfiso vathed 90 seaia
miEfd commou 30 hres 0uaFfsT blood uaahsd
bui nnl IN coed cesSifon 81 eta.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE.
WMTlLL Be soid, 81 public sale. O, Th,r,.
w deg the 9s,h dsy Of TIE DFsssnt 1os,b
ths following PFoPsrty, viz
is HUFses ans Colts, some Of them 6ns
Riding snd WeFk HoFses,
90 Cows end young cattle,
30 lsFgs sud valuable sheep,
20 Hogs.
Ono good frosd TFesd Wagon,
Oae good Yarn Wseon.
Tvo pair Hay OF Whsai Ladders.
Bsrshesr. double abd single shovel
Pioughr,
3 Harows--Wheat Fans, Cutting Boz.
One SIX hoTss TbTssbine Machine.
Ons good. nsal g. sabsisniial Butouehs.
nearly sas, naas ~ W. BaFahsFi q Wisshss-
ter
Bssitss EsEIsus 0ihsr articles pot psosusry
10 ReHtion.
zsruis n self.--A credit Of aias nssihs viii
Be given gpoa ail auus shows Gss aollsrs. 81
he purchaser gi4iag bead aith APPROVES sser.
fty. o. 90 suns % aga aoiisfs anf uafar. a.
asah siii a. Fsqairsd.
Sale 70 lako Piaes ssriy - Toe 5sy.
: VHi aiso fsnt ~ DWELLING HOUSE
ior oue, tso, o. thFss ysara. vita pssturs fsT =
ieg Gees, oae 81 tun Horssn aaf no7s. o. 4
goot icnani. Rocsa1sien eiFen O. us tsf Ear
% NogunheT seat
Auru.i o.. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

e1The 6asraneat q ne L.oras Bappss ,,by
leNve q Pt6siaanea. uili - a8mieisiered 10 the
Prssbyteriaa Church IN cAArlssiouB. "a ounday
morning he 29th inEL Pruptraio.y SERVICES
vii ecmmenos On Ne Friday Pfsosding a I I
otlock, \. ~.
% Ths Rev. ASST RLErcuEa 81 The Usiver-
.charch. A. HerPsns-FefTy. ne1, sabbash a. N
o'clock. Aux -. Ieai.
- piyine service mar Be expected 10 The
Presbyterian chaerh "a ChariesioTn,oa Sabbath
noIning next AZ II o'clock. and IN he aftsrnooa
q The aalss day IN the Fee chaneh a. Harpsrs-
Ferry 81 half past hire o'clock. Aug Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

The fo'lo~ing paragraph from an arli.
Gle In the Madisonian Of THURSDAY last
has iis OWa meaning:
Tbs aeesAsaTy iDdePsaAenes and foFes Of The
Executive braoch of tAs 0operum snl ahsoIu,eiv
Seqairss thai u should b q whole, > unit, for
ualess TIE menoeFs of The Cabinet are sincere
and Silling ekP0nsnts Of The Psesidsnt's deliSe.
rate ooaEietioas. the absurd speelncls IL prrssal
Cd q neoessafy poser divided seainsi itself,
nsuiFaltHsd By 10 Owa refractory 1embsrs, de-
teai,ng ~ ovO ohiecl shorn alike Of ia dienitV
tls moral iaeDeuos, aad "a unsuabarras.ed sx.r.
hiss q legal aathoFily.
Another paragraph from the sane article runs
thass
The Executive branch consists Of the Press
scot and his CaSineI, ard their bureaax and
Suoordisatea Bot The Prpsideat IL the head
being the oniy 0us eiccird by The People, and
ne Others are ehossh b. him, and are Femovs-
pie .; his Will The Cabiaes. unlike the miaia-
~ 81 Engiand, is svppOsed 10 coafoTm To the
views Of the head Of re Executive branch. and
are .slecisd By him 10 carry out practically his
o6heial Eiews.
But is not the Executive. both head
end body, supposed 10 conform 10 the
views Of the peOpleS Ia England il a
Ministry fall Into a minority in the House
OF Commons they are supposed no longer
20 have the confidence Of the people
aud they resign. There is q diaieuity in
the working Of our Government in this
respect. II differences on 40 important
qusslion happens between Congress snd
the Executive 10 may be two years before
the wishes Of the people are consulted
directly or Indirectly.
Again, IL the President should veto
q bill passed by Congress. and his Cabl-
net should faroUr the bill. the argument
OF the Madisonisn would imply q disniS-
sal OF the Cabinet. Executive uniiy, il
- said, requires Il. Perhaps IL does-5ut
Is there not . strange anomaly here ex.
hibiied: ministers resign or are dismissed
because they favour the popular will
They do things differently in England
although IL is not . republic.
Baiilrs .4s,sriesa.
The above article from the Madisooian is thus
noticed By the Naiioaal lBisliigenePr
We do moi know when We have ever
known any publication in q Washington.
neWSpspeF to create more general surprise
than the subjoiaed article. which appear
ed Ia the .QadisoRian Of Thursday. The
doctrine Of Executive supremacy and in
Iallibiliiy which il includes Is OF the
growth Of other elimes. and can never
flourish 10 the atmosphere Of this free
Republic. II IS one Of the most odious
Of those JaeksoHian professions upon
which the People set The zeal Of condsm.
nSiion 81 the Presidential election in No
Vember last; and il does not diminish
the public asionishmsAt al iis early re.
appearance that the columns Of the
Msdisonian should have been selected
for IT,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

aa'Phs, Fluriir ~ isiter pafI 81 guiv
huou. kr1 q nafive naf res.
inai tfee gears
~ ~ laiieea.s. kaani ataa7t. Einr n--rr
ayf sa.. A. o'e'ock. lhs Ifth irsiart -
paHI p. aaf7g'a, i1ruegig III a. -~r-ly
e7.d 81 Teafa auf isn mralhs
AZ eclcferFli'r H.arso--. &C., - g..
eaI egsnins Ihs % inri ~ 49,, = -.
p ~ alu gsaF OF - nrs. f-sriv i.--......s -
ael1ffc1a c.rris ~ f1.rrfs s.4 s.--si--,-.,.
- earltflis Ky CO Turranr - ~ -.
49,. - iala hiscss, keTsua lea. u-1 II
- go TrtF q ~ go.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19
PUBLIC sALE or


DURsUANr 10 q decree % Ibs cIreuit s..
- PestoF Court u Law cad Cbspoor, II
ssasi son eoan'y, pronounced on ths Ssth dsy d
nay 1851, 10 two causes IheFsia psndise. = Sisl
cane On 70 be haaFd logeihar, viEt John p
haAtFamck, ". Joha BFisoesS sdu,ioi.ar.,o,
she othsFs, snd GooFEo EhiIsF, sdnInistrstoF u
oeienoa EnliSs, deceased, ~. che sans dsfsnS.
se,a-the sseseribsF, - ConmissioBsF appojul.
90 ~ seiG decree, will o6sF fss ssls 10 tbs bivb
ssi bidder, bofors TIE frobt deer On ths CO..
houas Of JsGers0a county. sa ErtSsv - ~,
SHg 81 .a'gust Sssi, ct 70 O'Clock. ~,
- Parcel Or kaa6F, 100 .Aero
PaT, o. iho Pisdmoat farn, lats TIE psopsrty q
b. hes fsEily.
The terms Of sale viii BE-, oae fssrth 70 h
Ped 10 cash. had The residue 90 credit Of oes
sna tSo yssEs, squsl payments. via Iotsrs,t
Hon SCI Of sals, 70 b secured By bonds with
sssuFiiy, And iced q trust On thS pr,ai,.,
sold a part 81 The lead h now Il rofn. 10 !.
taEon % By he present oeeuPsat.
There will Be about 30 aerea 10 WOOD ht,,
TIE precise qusushy will BE- asesrfalnsd b. :
survey esioFs the tsy % sale. ThsFa ls siso
nSH t1ail Piaes % ihs Iced 10 wood, Whssh
= soie, % Be iuksB ~ he lad b. he seat
spriag.
The lssd ossrsd Tor sale l. considered 70 Be
81 The hFst fgalhy o. JrGsfson lssa. aps H.,
aeout miies North West froua ChsFisstovn
Sithis fhoft dstsses fron ne rail Fosd ls,s.
ins iron WiashssioF " ChsFlssiouu, shish
runh throuGh ne Pisfnoni fsfm.
- eferpoas vishiaE % PuFcbuss. srs ~.
qaeetsa % eell sntssamias h. uwlil b sssss
e NEE II ~. Frederick a. arsees, sAo 20.
sides o. ne ifaei
fhis veFg Ealssbls iFast q iasd % % yell
tnoUn ibsi e aefa psrtiaulsr a.,.rioti,. 4
eeeusd usnsces1afya
EDeAAD q cOOEE. csay.
ohaFios'ssa, 1uly ~. iaAi--ls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

kl'ft HeHt 81 lhs isis Eeanag7 Wngrasas.
- e2sg ai qFlVste safe lta farn YEA atst
he Frsltta ai ne tlUs ef h1 faaih. III nailse-
80 e. it1 f1tf ieefef fen Caafistiaaa 81
Leeieea. 80 rcqialaa 1r1 sf1as II saesHsal
A'nfrieae ted. D. raat slats sf rrHigeit-a.
I'D taF fef1 eff.Heef Thess i e.
- snsa Eecs eesIag HnEfn. aaf 81
ifrus aa
eeae e asial. sat s sfslfait franf
cretsff Of sbeft. fna. Tts r4r~...s s.l \.
steua % a1f peFsrr nta cay aiat :. rrtrt.-.
eg Co. ,. Hi',st.fs. Va fr,tsor - ~ fss-.
Tna HElua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

THs YEg0 PowEa.-rhe prsssns con-
ditiOa Of things is al eseoplihealion ol
abe iE1aenss inAeenee q tSis p0WeR.--
. Ons man can ssl q naughi he wishes 81
the whole people, Sad defeat the mosl
bsns6eial Isgisslion- This u RolhiEe
more lhsn The ssiocral q all tho Rna.iaS
could dO--sad % this sxlesl ear ins.ilu.
tiOns are nonarcbieal. Bul shs power /,
given By the Coastitutioh--ti President
has the right 10 exercise Il, snd Se nnuss
submit. But Ne must COATES, va ere 90
much Of DemoeTata. that Ne feel rather
TessiVe a the sobstilulioa of the will Of
ons naa for the will Of the spkoIs. II is
is truth an Invasion al the Democratic
principle. We vish The power were ab-
Fogatsd--thal The viii Of the people, a.
reelected By their Immsdisls ReprsSeEla-
tivss, might bear sway.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

:hs capital employed 10 The printing
esta6lishmsai Of the Msssrs. CloWe'S,
London, is nearly . milIioa 6nd half Of
dollaFS. They employ three hurdred aud
nifty WoEkmen, and zee np Eve hundred
thousand dollars worth Of paper q year
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

TINE Vsta1sibsrp oOuld assa rssusstfsll,
- @ess easga - their paieoas naa ne go
- gsasraliy, inst tAsy haNs ssturssS fro'n' n,
kesasrn sliisa via 90
I EAtirs RsD Ssoek Of sOeIg-seEscfed
pRY GOODS
% ne very latest siyls ed fasAioS. bart q a.
ssrso % lhs Stssa SHE Arcadis. Coo -
sss Ne following LiSds sSd SuaIIly,
CLOTHS
/ supsf Slack and Rlus. Frs.sA 81 rs.l,.n
0iiVs. RiPpss Greco, (asssl .sataT.
Rassoas Grey a0d MIXED g.
PANEaLOON 4STUFFS
oSsSls ed 'isSis-@iilsd Prince AlSsu cssal-
vSFy Gee sssrsd Do. -
SS9@sr Cloths Il every dsseripsioa.
HESTLkCS-
RiOriniseB sod Satin Vss,snss a. s,.,, ki,I
MssellaSsOas Figursd BuG ssd PiSis.
Etae Msfiso, yDsu sFtieIe.)
s~SnstOUn, vslsneia, . nsu article.
Somstsing Nssv for TIE Ladies:
New articles Of cAsIIey: ED sstis s,T,n-.
Chiat1 Lawns. oos ySrd eide end Soc.
iOO pieces 81 cslleo % the nswsst style. Iu,t
PEE yard,
grsesS cslIsoSs-- -EJs,Hs-Ss-Lssss.
AsEiooss, ae
All h,nds o. Gsr1sa Good. Of the lstss, f.,hioo
Sisek' sieo, BIssshsd shd Scarlet soIors, very
Tss pieces Zoe Mouslin. ds-Lsns. .t aa1s
EDGlN0s and LAcES-S tlk, i.ioss Thr,,Al
ssd coitOs, white add black % great variety
and sias,
Wire and RibbOu.. whsIsbOos for eorss,, and
bosnsts
Worried Tapes,
Boo. Cords, Lssss snd strsrpigs.
BED Lles'ug. cup. - Asd 20. very heavy, -.
Three bales Of BrowA MosIln, heavy.
Three bales e. do. do.
oo@eslis PlsId SD Gisghsns o. best quality,
= gensral assortment q BieSehsd shistsog.
~ end T-o LoaG Cloth, low ia esnts
An assortmsnt 81 French Linen foe Men = groek,
IoWsl Diaper, Crash sad Blrds-Eys.
very Soc Dsnask Table DO,
very nss sod bssi Of JAskossts, CanbFiss and
Boot husiina,
YiEursd eross-bsrrsd oinGhams,
Fios Wild sPHIlsAsld GiaGbama
C7RPENTERS' TOOLS:
Fore Planes. Ssek and Smoothing.
Grseian osis--ali kinds Of Bead Planes.
BuoeeE's best Cssisissl frame and socket CHS
sells.
Thi0 Hollou-WarS-- Castinga.
Cut Nails, Spikes add sParroWbills,
saddisF's and Shoe Tseks.
0assh,- ware, China. best quality Glaas.
Ca' and Flutsd Turins-Tsa sad VaFious sisss \
Of Diahes.
Harness Lshthsr will be fOuad conplsts,
Car Sh,a. KIP, aad side. (sPAnish,) Sole and
Pisdery.
GROCERIES, Veyy fresh and cheap.
81 Do@ioEo Coffee, prime Tor l2t esRts,
ss't 0Tesa Mo de-. lbs ZOE 81.
Beat Jsnsies, loW. 81 G cents,
sue AR-Loafs end Lump,
bsat Orleans Sugar, 6hs qusliiy, 81 10 cents.
81 CrOE u cents, HAvSoa white,
duseatsi, Bunch and bloom Rsiains,
Aolssss' aud syruPs ehsSp-sOnEon 10 good
at ga esnts,
With variety Of misunderstanding slrnost
'vsry lhiag eo3monly kept 20 a eopntry Store.
sh'sh the snbseTibsTS PrOniss 10 sell % Low a.
hsy can AFFORD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

o. Tufaiag fveaing iasi. hT iho Rev ~
Hafgravs. ~. DtElrL d. DouHnttY, 81 yga,h-
issioa couaV, Ma, 70 Mla AEn b. Moaza,
aanghisl q CaPisln I1hn MoirT. 81 ftis esuair.
o. - - insiaai. ~ re Rev. 81 @oVsf, NJ.
af Lopfoua coaaiV.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

WUUeIH wNITYTWTEgT

q BROWNING - referred frar asL
e. uaors ed is nsu prepared 70 %
HOUSE PAIgEING
Oh ah .ia sariesa bfaachss, o. nsausF ~
hoPel that eil give eaaafai tsisf1ct.on. saf
faapetually SELECTS 3 tbtfs 81 ibs B1bir o.
He1eEs. ha shep - hires ioeu ffon ihs
8tnrs " ~. David nanehfoya
2gi7fzst--siessga O. 81. Garter as1 w J.
Hasks
chaHeissn, Aasasi ~. isfi.-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

SUccEsS1UL VmLAHY.-Wo learn
that while MT. Nicholas Diddle vas yes
,erday standing al the Wlndow 9th Posi
Once, some Seoundrel took from bis
pocket book. containing considerable
amount Of money.-PAn. u s. Gasstfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

The MsdiSonian states thai General
Wool has been noniaalsd By the Presi.
dent 70 be BrigadieE General ia the u.
States Army. 10 place Of General Scott.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

SRHGlNNNYo

lTNHohAS ,. DODD respectfully luform, "A,
! n Pasroas anS ne public, that the summer
vacation OF this Seminary terminated on Mon
dey tho l6th tostsDt. a which tine the eharrn
Of The School vas resumed.
dighly aPPreeistiDg The very liberal patro-
nege hitheFto afforded the lnslitatiou, he assurss
ne PaarOos that nothing shall BE- waiting on hiu
nage.
The respective quarterly pTIess Tor tuitIop
WI be as heratofoFo ndveFtissd, wig,
The minor branches, including Mental and
Practical AFithaetia AZ so
Gsogrs ply, with the use 81 the Globes,
ana PrOtoeiion Of MsPs 90
Engiiah GramDuF, With exercises IN Con-
position, and History SO
Bookkeeping, (by double en;ry,) Geone-
try, TrlsoRonetEy, with its application
TO Heights and Distances, Msnsuration.
Surveying and Algsbrs with sPplica-
ton 10 6sOnstryJ 4 90
quarter will consist % twelve weeks, With
out any dsduetion Tor time Loaf By the pupil,
except In cases Of illnesa. Ahy pupil oniarior
the school will be copsidsrsd % engaged for a
quarter, aod charged accordingly. 10 all cases
payment will Be expected 81 the expiration Of
the quarter, OF 10 soon lhsrenieg As practices bic
10 order 70 obviste Ae almost insupeFa bic
alGeuity 10 procuring suitable books. and the
consequent deraogement Of the School, (which
q aiwsys attended With great disadvantage TO
the SCHOLARLY . general sssortmont Of the uost
approved School Books will be kept on hana.
ADD furnished 70 pupils ~ the customary priees.
II e expected Slso that q Celestial Globe.
and chenieal snd Philosophical Apparatus,
viii Aoon be added to the present means Of in
struetioo 10 the Seminary.
HarPoFs-FsFFy, August 10. l6tI.-3t-
y. B.-FOrmsr PaiFohs, knowing themselves
% have been In hrrsara FOE some time, are earn
ssty requested to make imnsdiats pay osnt, as
lOngsE indulgence eanaot be given.
T. J. DODD
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81 - isa Weller, esais.a.sg epvarls ~
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Nll NHHEan garrttf f-f.s 80
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~ hefer- fra7 81 81 fig 80 ~. $500.
laia raaelelafs. 81 ta.s A - cossh Fsess.r
chariss,osa. gslJ 81. 1895.
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0-coUTTRE PRODUCE will b received
IN exchange fsE say Of tie above artieIsa
D. D DORIAN 4 CO.
HArPers-Fsrry, JaIy %. 1871 -3n.
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Certificates Of Agency
FOR THE SALE OF

Certificates 81 Agency
FoR THE SALE OF
BR4-NDRE TIPS Feretabls Cn;pr,oi
PILLS
A RE held In their rsspaetirs Counti., A.
IA the following AEsns,
Je6eTsoA County.
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HarPer'-FsTy-J ~. ROBINSON
SmilhAsid-J LITTLE
Berketsy County.
MariinsSuFE-TH THOMAS C. S.uTTY
D'rksaviiis-J. WISO.NI3 r SON-
6srrardsioWp-J ~. STETART
bahken- Hiil-LEGI GIN.
3. BRANDRETH. n D.,
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