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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

NJ : T MDrr' (Pcru, La Sale county, Ill.
&. q. MILLER, Dayton.
A. q. SxiTH, Smiths mills.
IAsoy GunLEY, Troy Grove.
HrSnr PurLLrrs Munson, (Indian crcck.)
e. w. REYNOLDS, p. NJ. Pontiac.
Rggs MonGAN, Morgan's mill.
WILLIAM RlvrY, near Van Buren,, III.
WILLIAM X. BnuwN, Sunbury, Illinois.
HEyuy HICKS, Hicks mill, De Kalb Co. Ill.
w. w. VIM, Oswcgo, Kane Co. ILL.,
ANTHONY PIrzgn, Booncsboro', OgIe Co. Ill
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to furnish their new house. Thus sever
; hundred dollars was cut oil from their an
: nual income to be consumed in the wear
and tear of their costly gew-gaws; another
thousand was devoted to the payment OF
, interest on the mortgage which remained
r on his house; so that, at the very outset
OF his career, Charles found himself, not.
= wlthstandng his wite's estate, reduced to
the ''paiiry t,co thousand a gear" which
) he derived from his business. But he
had too much false pride to confess the
truth TO his wife, and at once TO alter their
; style Of living. Each had been deceived
III their estimate Of the others wealth.
Laura's income had been large enough,
while she remained single, to allow her
indulgence in every within, and Charles,
ambitious Of the reputation of man of
fashion, after shaving all the morning in
his Office, had been in the habit of driving
fast trotIlng horses, or sporting tilbury
and tiger in Broadway, every afternoon,
spending every cent Of his income, and
giving rise to the belief among the young
men that he was very rich, while the old
merchants only looked upon him as very
lmprudcnt. They were now to learn
that their combined fortunes would not
support the eXtrayagances OF a household,
but Laura, accustomed to the command
of money from childhood, knew not its
value, because she had never known its
want, and her husband shmnk from the
duty of enlightenng her ON the subject,
by informing her of their real situation.
BY the time the arrangements of their
house were completed and had been adj
mIrcd, cnyicd, and snccred at by her hear
"dear five thousand lricnds,' the season
arrived for Mrs. Wacron's annual visit
to Saratoga. Her husband of course ac-
companicd her, though with rather a hca-
Wy heart, for he knew that only by close
attention TO business he could hope to pro-
vide the necessary funds for all such en-
penditurcs, although he had not sufficient
moral courage to confess that he was so
closely chained TO the galley of commerce.
The usual round of gaycty was traverscd
the summer was spent IN lounging at
different watering places-and the autumn
found them returning, heartily wearicd,
! 10 their home. With the assistance of
some kind SUCCESSORS, Mrs. Watcrton
now planned 4 series of entertainments for
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
published WEEKLY NY
GEORGE F. WEAVER g. JOHN HlSE,
La Sale street, one door from the northwest corner
ofMe Public Square.

TERMS:
Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, If paid in
advance; Three dollars fnot paid before the cxpl-
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the end OF
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the irst insertion, aud % cents for each sub
sequent insertion. A liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
QTNo paper discontinued until all arrcaragcs
are paid, unless at the option of the editors.
or No candidates names will hereafter be an
nounced s. the Free Trader, unless the sum OF
one doU' is paid in ADVANCE for each name.
All communications, to ensure attention, must
beTost paid. ran MANN
Of every description, executed in the ncatest
manner, at the usual prices.
OTTAWA is the seat of Justice of LA Sale
county is situated at the junction OF the Fox river
with the Illinois, 300 miles, by water, from Saint
Louis, and midway between Chicago and Peoria.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-27

y-IRfJNIi-u r,ies ,sI IN the Cfsrks ofce Of tho CIR
Superior Court OF Law and Chsncers, ior the coua
,y of Nelson in the month Of November, ISL
Floyd L. Whitehead, surviving administration ofiiezekiah
I,rff,,e deed Plaintiff
Ralph w I.piIlns Nathan I.ois Ia his right and
Nathan Iotus james d. Goodwin, las merchants and
partners trading under the firm and style Of James d. Good
win : Co, Nathan ota one oil the surviving partners Of
the late OF John j. Hargroye Co, said Nathan
Iaus, Of the surviving partners of lous largrove
Co. said Nathan lons, surviving partner OF tie late
of the late of Hargroye Iot, and James Gar
land aud Beverly Hargroye Executors OF John Hargrove
dc d, James pamplin William Fitzpatrick, Edmund w
Hill, James ID. Goodwin and Beverly Hargro,e surviving
Of said John James Hargrose decd and Floyd L.
Whitehead, surviving administrator OF lezekah iarsrove
decd and IIczckiah Hsrgrove Polly IIargoye, Sophia
Iargroyc and Nelson Harsrove William H. Hagroye,
and Harriet f. ) Hagrose Ann b. laroye, Charles liar-
grove and Edward Hargroye children of Thomas iaro,e
de ID John b. Fortune and Selma his wife, formerly
Selma argrove and Ann H. argrove widow Of said John
j. Iargovc, decd Pamela iargroye, Emily liargose,
Mary argrove Susan iargrove Isabella Hargrove Anu
Maria HargroYe, Thomas iiargoye and Alexander llar-
grove child Of John Iiargroye decd and Catleu Wills
administrator Of John Hargrove defd, and Beverly iar
grove and William T. iargrove. Robert H. iargrove, Mar
garet Ilargose, Susan IIargove, Lewellen Cash and
Arabela his wife, formerly Arabea iargrore, Edmund w
Hill and Betsy Ann his WIFE formerly Betsy Ann larove,
children of william I.rgro,e decd and Rufus Hgggbot
ham aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth iaose,
Iezelah H. Harsroyc james b. Iargrove, and Joseph NJ
iiargroye, children of Joseph iiarsro'e, decd,
In CnlycEaY
The defendants, lIezekiah Iargrove Polly Hargrove So
phl IIargroye, Nelson IIargrove, William H. llaTgro'c
Harriet T.. : IIarove, Ann b. Iargrove Charles liarote
Edward liargrove, John B Fortune and Selma his wife,
Pamela, IIargroy-, Emily Hargrove, Mary largroee Su,
Iagruvc, Isabella argove, Ann Maria Hargrove, and
Thomas lIagore, not having entered their appearance and
given security according TO the act Of Assembly and the rules
Of this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are inhabitants of this Commonwealth On motion
of the plaintiff by counsel, is ordered that the said deien-
do appear here rules be held in the said Clerks
Office the first Monday in February next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy oi this order be io I'm
inserted in the Iyncbrg Nirginan newspaper published
the of Iyncbr, for two months successfully and
another copy posted the front door OF the Courthouse oi
this county Court day.
\ Copy,-Tcstc,
RO. &. CUTLER, e. {.
Nov. s WIN
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FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Bulletin of the nh instant has few
days, later intelligence from the city OF Mexico which
eoFroborates the account previously received of the cap
tssc BY the Mexicans of the Teriaa Santa Fe Erpedi
ton. The Bulletin says:
we have been shown semi-oflical letter from
high public fiIctonary in the Mexican capital which
states explicitly that the Texans had been captured en-
re and were held prisoners by the Mexican troops
We fam would hope that all these accounts may not
be we'll bunded that our brave friends may not have
seeH overpowercd by ruthless numbers and that they
may YET return in safety and freedom. But our hope
waxeth weak
I'VE learn verbally by the same arrival that inor-
nation had been receivedsn Yucalan of five Mexican
commissioners charged with special powers Tor arrane-
isg with that STATE tho wtcl she would return
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-27

THOUSANDS both your, and old but especially mothers
and infants every year consigned TO the lono by
the above stubborn diseases The misundcrs aning and
of most practising physicians IN regard To TINS dis
ease and the consequent uncertainty o cure IRON their pre-
scrptions subject of remark among all those
who We s red from the disease, who have witnessed
tn, suIlerinss OF others
It, therefore, gives much pleasure to be able to oer to
this class sufferers remedy; which has tN Elk
rFB single instance, the most aggravated cases OF
this disease even where the mother and child have been
well internally.
Many are have witnessed performed by these
medicines the worst stages of TnRusIi-c,NkER AND MIR
SING SORE MOUTH where the patient had been given
yer by a number Of the most talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently because we
know it is only to be tested to he appreciated
For sale by DINkLE & RuMBOlt'li
Oct Is WITS
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VEN. STOCK.

VEN STOCK.
WE oFFERFoR SALE, low for cash or in
w barter.
80 hhds Sugar n o., Porto RICO and Vera Cruz.
from common 10 the best
500 bags Coffee, part extra fine
40 hhds., tcrccs and hhs. \, O. and Porto Rico
Moasss
do Syrup, very superior
do extra
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
2oo do Ground Alum
2oo sides good and damaged Sole Leather
300 lbs. hes, Spanish Float Indigo
5o0 do Maddcr
100 casks Nails and Spikes. Id to inch.
s ions Iredogar Tyre Iron IN. to inches
10 do country Bar do
10 hbls. Tanners OIL
10 hhds Stone Ware assorted at manufacturer,
prices
loo boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
- do brown Soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
400 lbs Green Coppras
ID bbls. ilcrrlncs and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
80 boxes s X II and 10 Il l2 Window Glass
10 do 10 IT II. very superior
= ,icrces fresh Rice
5 boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Tea. part extra fine G. Pow
der
25 doz, painted Buckets
% nests lrnn bound Tubs
do do large size
10 doz. horse Buckets assorted sizes
20 doz. Bed Cord 5, e and 9 siran
doz. Corn Brooms
10 cases Tobacco Oil
% boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal to any scen IN
this market
900 lbs Fast Boston Crushed do
100 lbs. common do
300 lbs. Sal fra,us
80 boxes Tin plate 3X
600 lbs. American Sheet Iron
$40 lbs Zine
% boxes Rssns
80 reams Wrapping paper
$50 do Fools Cap and Letter PAPER
90 Cigars. from common very fine
300 lbs American bstcrcd Steel
500 lbs. Alum
5 gross Backing &C., sc.
GEO. BAGBY & Co
July 90 is
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Sha j., Handkerchief a scars.
O. EMBROIDERED Merlno Shawls. mode
OF eolos. splendid
81 Brocho Shawls
81 Chcnc Silk do
sfhTavy Plaid do
IA black Merino do
Chene aud other fancy llandk.rchlos
Super black silk Scaris, large size
do Chcne silk do very rich and largo
Small fancy Scarfs, rich patterns
These are splendid Goods and will be sold at fair pr
cos. bs III Nj y "ARD
Nov Is
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kISe or Tnr CousrrgrrIrrHs ARnrrnp.--Ihs
celebrated Goorge Bcardsley, known the king OF the
cuunlerieitrrs'' MAS arrested in \. York ON Friday,
Ir the altering Of twcn, SIX dollar bills oi the Peo
pics BANK ofpsierson.S jersey 10 woues. and passing
them He arrested fugitive from justice on tins
charge. Bcardsley Is known the most proficient hand
At altering bank nocs nov in this country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-27
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
IN l.NNClIIsliSG

THVlF subscriber, who has beon engaged Tor the last
4 five years in teaching School, will open School IN
the town Of Lynchburg, for the instruction of males ex-
clusiyey, commencing Monday the 18th of January
next. and tGrmlnatngon the 18th ofDeccnber following.
with month vacation. from the 9th of June to the 9th
of July.
In this School will be taught the Latin, Greek and Eng
fish languages, and the first branches of Mathematics
The Of instruction will be such to prepare the
pupils for College for the ordinary transactions of life
Every attention will be paid 10 the morals Of the pupils
well perseverng effort to promote Their advance
mcnt in their studies
Scholars will only be charged from the time Of entrance
and no deduction will be made afterwards for absence
cc,t in cases of proiracted sickness.
Terms per session of months, payable at the end Of
the session:
For Classical scholars. slj OF
For English scholars over II II 5t
For English Scholars under II 10 Ot
WILLIAM b. FEAT1IERS'TON.
REFERENCES.
VIM II. Harrison, ESD Principal Amelia Academy.
Doctor Thomas MeauX,
Mayor John H. Steger, .i'ncta,
Captain II Meade,
Col. Samuel ID. Burke,
Doctor James A9new, Prince Ed,card.
Giles A. Miller, Esq.
Nov. 8 WITS
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April &c

Ar Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanc.rv non
tnncd by ADJOURNMENT and held for the county Of Am
hcs at the Courthouse, Friday the 9th da5 Of August
1871:
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of Archibald Robertson
Samuel Read and Boyd Nillc late rchants and pa rn
trading under the firm of Archibald Robertson and Co Sam
son. decd, Boyd Miller, Benjamin Ogden and Agnes HI,
wife, plaintiffs
against
Rcbccca Rncker, widow and rcct of Anthony Rucksr
decd James e. hcknuey administrator with the will am
nexed of Abner Rucker Ams,ead Ruckcr Absalo Rucks
Martin London and Ann Il, his wife, Anthony Rucker
and Rebecca b. his wife, Nancy Shields Administrative Of
William fads and in her right purchaser Of the sad
Anthony and wife, Narand tcheson, William A. Richsson
John and Jesse cheson infants underh age Of II years M
commissioner Bcnag, their guardians pecaly assigned
fcnd them this suit WIN. H. Jones, and Mary r. his wife
William A. Richeson administrator OF Thomas Fucker deed
John A. Summerve and Narilla his wife, Lindsey Coyhi
and Ann his wife, Rice +, Graves and Amelia his wife
Rcheson administrator dc bOnis with the will anne,
OF Anthony Ricker decd, Ambrose Rucker and Nelson
G. Dawson of the said Anthony Rucker deed
Benjamin Norvc executor OF Spencer Norvell decd Bena
min raaicrro sheriff of Amherst and as such adj
of Elias Wills decd, Richard H. Burks John
Bullock and Bullock surviving partners of Gait Bull
lock s Co.. Chswell Dabney, Samuel Garland, George
Turner Richard Burks, William Shelton and Arthur y DA-
vies, Defendants,
IS CuANcERY.
motion of James G. Mckinney admir- of Abner Ruckcy
decd it appearing that than two years have expired
since of Anthony Rucker decd committed to
the Defendant Nelson C.. Dawson the present amnistrato
the Court doth order that all persons who have claims
ganst Of Anthony Rucker decd be required
hb the this Court for settlement before the
and unless legal claims debts shall appear against
the said estate the will decree distribution of said
among the legatees without requiring reundng bonds
that this order be published for eight weeks
in the Lynchburg Ni;inan public newspaper published
the of Lynehbur and posted at the door o the Court
house of this county on two several court days.
A Copyres,e,
ROBERT TINsLEY, C
Nov. %
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THE ERANAlIN EN(:iISu, CLASSICAL i
MATHEW ATICAU SCHOOL.


FuNlE exercise of the present session will close Dccem
Der Nth aud the School will be roopcncd the 9th
January, 1912 The large and commodious building.
the property Of Mr. J. : Burwc within few hundred
yards ofs present location, will be prepared Tor the pu
poses of the School. as aordng better accommodation
than the house occupied al present having several large
with excellent fire places and every convenience
of wood and water that be desired In this School
will be taught the English Greek and attn languages
thoroughly and upon n plan. which many years of sue
cesstu experience have enabled tho undersigned i'm
prove and adapt To the age and capacity OF his pupils
His system of instruction embraces also an extensive
knowledge of History, ancient and modern Geography
with the the Maps and Globes; Natural and Moral
Philosophy. and all the branches Of the Mathematics.
generally taught in our Academies and Preparatory
Schools Particular attention will also be paid to the
Elementary branches of Englsh education Read
ing, Writing. Arithmetic and Orthography
The undersigned determined devote the whole OF
his time To the duties his School, will every posi-
bic cxcrtion to advance his pupils in their studies. and
promote their interest in every particular AT the end
of each session Of MONTHS there will be public examn
alton for the purpose OF testing rigdly their proficiency
Board can he obtained in OF the respectable
families immediately in vicinity OF the School at from
s. to e per month, including every charge,
Tuition in the English and Mathematics $1,000
Latin and Greek $50
JOSEPH P. GODFREY.
Franklin, Dec &, 1911.
II Is needless for To say any thing in commcndation
Of teacher of such deservcdy high and established
reputation as Mr. Godfrey. We offer with pleasure our
voluntary testimony the attention he has bestowed on
his School for the two sessions jus, passed. and can re
commend il To all who may desire place their children
and wards under the tuition of one of the best Masters
''reek and Latin in the State Being requested by Mr.
Godfrey, We will act as visitors of the School to whom
parents guardians distance. may at any time ap
peal for its condition. ?. DICKINSON,
\. NJ. TALIAFERRO
A. s. BROOKS,
j. S. BURWFIL.
WV. \. STREET.
X. :. BROWN.
Dec. 6 tl5J
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13oettcal.
uNroRTuNATE LOVE.

The course If f,We lore aerer did r'n, saiooth'
And must we part well, let be,
Tis better thus, oh yes. believe me'
For thoxh still was true to thee,
1a,,n e.,,h,s,, maiden, would.t deceive me
Take back this written pledge ofio'e,
No more IN to my bosom fold II;
N ring you gave .oaT faith to prove,
/ c,ps rc,nrn-berause I've sold At
will not ask thee 10 restore
Each geyt dnnous, or lovers token
which had given thee before
The links between us hal been hroken.
The, WEIR no, much. bu, oh that erc"'hi
n ,,r m, .ake ,hou'si dcsignd h savsf,
For that, at least, must encroaeh--
nu..n, mine, although gave H.
The gem that in NJ, breast wore'
.rha, once belonged unto you mother,
Whn,h, when YOU gave tn me is"ef',
Ye< Ifs I'D low. ,oa and no oihsr
Can YOU forgc, that cheerful nom,
When in NV brca., thou first d,dst stick IT -
lcant restore tits IN pawn,
But, has, decei,cr, there's the ticket
Oh. take back all, cannot bear
These proof. Of love thy seem to m''N II
There. false one. TAXI your lorh Of hair
Nav, do no, ask mt ior the loekel
ln.iiiovs girl tina, willy tear
I, useless now, that all Il ended'
Their, !. thy curl nav, do MT sneer'
The iosket's--s omesh.rc- bsins mrndsd
Ths dressing case You lately GAVE
wnhi know, for Baslsds eaiiI'b'
used i, onl, once To shstc,
Whom il was taken Il, the bs,iih
Than thou dlst give bring back less,
BIZ, hear The truth without more dpdgins
The lspdloris been with distress,
And positively cleared m, lodging
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Cloths, Ca..ipncrcs and Vesiins..

Cloths, Cassilncrcs and Vestfnss.
DE,E black and Fancy Cloths all kinds and quail
ID tics
Blue black and fancy beaver do MI kinds and qualiiit~
Blue black and fancy Cassmeros, all Kinds and quaiI
tios
Velvet Satin Chene SILK. ToIlnor and other 'cstngs
Making altogether the best retailing assortment OF gen
tl,uon. wear we have ever had and the yies and pr
c.7, moi to be surpassed, epned in this market We
ask call. tn prove our position. -
HUNT & WARD.
NOV, 1
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Nov. %

A Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancsry
n tinued by adjournment and held for the county Am
hes the Court house Thursday the End day of Sop
tcmber, ISil
Frederick Marrell and Elizabeth NJ, his wife late Eli,
abcth NJ. Nenabie, plaintiffs,
Peter p. Thornton administrator of Josiah Vcnabe decd
Benjamin Taaterro and William Shelton his securtie,,
Jane C. Venable widow Nelson Crawford sheriff of Am
hcrs and such administrator Of Joseph Nenab!.
decd Henry Dunngon sergeant of the Corporation Of
do ID TAYLOR and Mary his wife, and hona. " Eu
bank ero Amherst, and as such administrator of Abra
Ncnabe deed. Defendant.
~ Cu,YcrpY.
On motion Of Henry Dmnngon sergeant of the corpsa-
ton of J., nchbrg, and such Administrator of Richard
vcnabe decd, Thomas \ Eubank sheriff of Amherst, anil
as such administrator Of Abam venablc decd and Nelson
Crawford sheriff of Amherst, and such administrator Of
Joseph Nenlbe decd, who, being oaly administrators Of
said dcceents may he willing eiunIng bonds;
and than having expired from the qualification
Of the defendant Peter p. Thornton administrator q
Josiah Nenabe decd Court doth order that all
who have claims against the estate of the said Josiah
Nenabe decd, be required to exhibit the To this Conr.
for settlement at before the next term and unless legal
claims debts shall appear against the said estate the Court
will decree distribution thereof among the distributes with
out requiring refndmg bonds and that this order be pub
sed Tor eight weeks 'siyey in the lynchburS 'r
ginan public newspaper published in the Of Lynch
burg and posted the door Of the Courthouse of this county
~ w. ~ '' D' noB'ENT rlSsLEy, C.
Nov. y wSw
NlktI>IA-At rules holden IN the Jerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and hancery for the
town Of Lynrhhrg, the nth day of December, S4l
Able b. Nichols and William Bell, merchants and partners,
trading under the style and firm Of Nichols < Bell
Plaintiffs
against
william Bailey, John d. Murrell, Samuel Garland and
George W. Turner, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant William Bailey, not wing entered his ar
prarance and security according the act of Assembly
and the rules Of this and appearing by satisfactory eH-
dnce, that he nhabitant of this country 1t
/ defendant q
Monday in April and the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the town of Iynchbg for two months
successfully, and posted the front door of the courthouse
IN the said town. topy-Tcste,
d. ROBES, OK
Dec 20 WIN
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As.n Ta.arpY--A Young man in Canton. Illinois,
named Selfrdpr week pointed rifle At young
am, alnac in sp1rt and instantly shot her dead
The unfortunate Young has since gone deransed.
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as a member of the Mexican Republic, that the
rnpther had resumed her acknowledged duty and EN-
brared The Foisrel R.publicansln Of 1894. Most ol
the Mexicans believed tia, Yucaian would readil,a
gree 10 return and again become Mexican State. We
shall shortly see
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EslpOuN BuNIDEkY.
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

INV HNPNDUN ASADAsH n.
FINllf. next session, at this institution, will commence
Il on Monday, the Sd of January next, and close the
LIST of July. The usual English, Classical and Nate-
NAUTICAL branches. will be taught, which will prepare
young men for any College in the State ALSO
bookkeeping and Practical Surveying will receive par
tlcular attention.
TER MS.-Board S. per month Tuition in Ian
guages and Mathematics So andn English, 81 per month";
Books will be furnished at cost All charges will be
made from the time ofentrance to the end of the session.
except IN cases of protrac'ed sickness.
\. =. CAMPBELL. Principal.
Dec 20 WV
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Nov 1
ARIETIES.

VARIETIES.
cUONEL and Top9s a, all prices,
- Iir,ss and common Aud Irons,
Brass and common Tenders,
Coal Skutcs and Siiicrs,
spit Bpses, brass and common
Walters OF all SIZES and qualities,
Candlcshcks, plated and brass,
snuil.rs plated. brass and s,oel,
Brass and ,japanned Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes,
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cadcs
For sale very low, by
H. Is. RICHARDS.
Dec & n
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Stocks, Collars. HOSOlssS, VI

nlAIN and bowed 'utin Stocks
do do Bombazinc do
do do Mcrino do black and fancy
Splendid Chcne Stocks and Scars
Black Italian and coourcd and figured Silk Cravats
4 large lot Linen Collars and Hosoms
Which We are determined tn sell
HUNT & WARD
Nov IS