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New-York tribune., 1841-04-27

4 ANDS FOR SALE AT acknowledgements. Settlers LOOK
- lng yard earnestly nyied six Eighty
Acre tracts OF choice unnproSed Land Northern Indiana
81 -seph vr about miles sCut of the village Of sav
and seven miles southeast OF the our>hng where
ne" napet printed IN addition Mills Stores. Mechanics Shops
&c here are two thriving new settlements very the lands
oiered for sale These fertile
Meadow" "t most e-cen for Cattle and Hogs every
he timber l. mainly Oak Walnut Ash, Poplar
large Touring mill and works Mehawaukec large mill
gong up az South Bend In fine eligible
the West the
together S They were entered four
exempt from taxation Tor credit
gage M be gwen for Of the purchase money INTEREST," If
desirable.
Also 200 acres improved Land lying the Michigan Road
s2Sha County Indiana about miles
ieodns one mile Forth and south said Road The timber
are ally Ike those already described.
ted for Tavern Stand and liable taxation The pre AZ mi.
tract i SioOo II winch part remain mortgage
mere Is no shadow Of ncumhrance Lands Tbe;,
price may De paid TO the South house in Now
ior AHy person who thinks Of purchasing address o oa
merchant South Pend 49, - i-' ''' "f-
Feb =. 15il-Y&C
New-York tribune., 1841-04-27

O,coxyr,1 Gyx,vs.-The Morning Herald thus predicts
,he approaching failure of the great takins poiator. VT
O'Conne has almost ceased be dangerous-hc Is only
nosy He has of late made his genius 700 cheap VAN an
iuim,abIe faculty for lying he has lately wanted due Judge
cn to regulate his powers. Had the giri IN the iry 'e
who talked pearls and diamonds made four hours speech
once day pearls and diamonds would have been cheap As
FINDERS In the like manner Mr.. OConnci, 10 whom lies
were things of precious prices long he confined himself
TO moderate ISSUE has of late glucd the market win
the commodity that nobody will venture MS credit upon H.
There can be no that the genius of the member Tor
Dublin is unpaircd-,hat he is still equal 10 his worst days
that his lips drop poison buerrnk at the shortest
notice the suhjccta TO the wit OF lhef$t'$ ne
still unites the courage OF Pistols all the qualities save one
which have raised him the present pory einnence are
vet manifested in the daily life of Mr. OConne one essen
tial virtue is however, lost to Unemployment lie icS'
and cants abuses and caees with shotnes OF me-
mory smacng extreme old age. The hes themselves are
repeat, Just good as ever
Age cannot hcr them, stale
Their infinite variety,
Satan himself blushredden scarlet deep at the hope
lessness of successful rivalry with the member Tor Dublin IN
the art of what be termed ornamental speaking But
Mr. OConnel has Of late been spcndthrit oil ms genus
he has made lies that his hearers have begun to
ycarn for b, of truth, if only by the way of change
PRE.rx,srr>cr-Thc following alusion by Baron Smith
of those extraordinary sensations on whose existence
Plato grounded his beautiful phanasy that all knowledge Is
only remembrance, is elegant and impressive
% In connexon with the phenomena OF memory, may be
mere permitted 10 take nolCo Oh VI
which has occasionally presented itself and in voucher
of the existence of which have the experience of others in
addition to my own that strange impression winch
will occasionally with unexpected uddcnncss on the
mind that the scene now passing and in which share. is
one which, the very place and in the very words, with the
same persons and with the feelings we had accurately
1ehearscd know where before. 1t Is the most
,aordinary sensations and which will occur where
in what is going forward there nothing remarkable Of
particular interest involved While speak former
words ringing in ears, ard the sentences which we
form the faint echoes had oden time
Our conscious thoughts they whisper to
each other that this their first appearance in this place
In Short all that is before the appartion Of
dialogue long dcpar.cd-;he spectral resurrection Of scenes
and1ranacons long gone by DRIVE may be said by the
momentary CLEAN fash Of "reminiscences be reviewing
in mysterious mirror the dark reflections of times past,
and living in minute and sadowy detail, duplicate Of
the incipients of some prc-eNsent state
New-York tribune., 1841-04-27
ADVANTAGEOUS & PRODUCTIVE INVESTMENTS
coz CAPITALISTS THROUGHOUT THE UNION

Under Neg and Iuprored System Of Insurance:
upur all the Of the mutual plans and Of JOINT
ic, one charter with Of both branches OF the o,
At The same time aording increased TO the toekh0n-
srs and uorc certain protection 10 me fsbie-l
New-York tribune., 1841-04-27
wpaTERN NAVIGATION CONIPANY.

WESTERN NAVIGATION So'aH nv -
COMBINING THE OLE NETWORK AND OHIO LINE. NEW
WORK LINE AND UTICA AND BUFFALO LINE.
ry,HE Company prepared Z" receive ana
Erie Canal and Michigan and on the ONO ana a.
nr es, and Merchants will find their ADVANTAGE 10 CAL at
their Os Steamboat ~ start p da'y nj
c, will be started Albany For Freight or fasase -
ME 10 ENOAH COOK CO. l0c Broad street ~ l.
f' -. "a VI TOMIINSOS * co. Albany " L.
LANES CHAPPELL & co. Rochester, N
T. :. BEACH. DO.
A. COBB * &C. Buif.lo, y. Y
'' Proprietor.
AGENTS.
COBB OATNAN & co. Cleveland, ONO.
DAVIS Il SMITH, Portsmouth, ONO
D0RI WEBB co. Detroit, Michigan
,1n.f BRISTOl * PORTER, Chicago, Illinois,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-27

Communications relative this business made City of New
York will receive prompt when addressed
~ Waisreet Ncw-fork, April IL, l5il.
Blank subscription Notes and other forms required III
ed any part Of the when requested application
aboFe by gentleman wishing become subscriber
Agents viii receive ~ the snoun
Of aEara premiums yei .aar MAY upon ai3
New-York tribune., 1841-04-27
TO ENGLAND. IRELaND

Ie,ter Inv the w be c:gcd II Gents PCT HEIe
,,r, nor ounce and ucysp cent Zach al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23
To ths Editor, Of "a. mhir-

have heard something Of the rumoured is,en
SONS OF the Wings in Warrington and the talk Of
split between MIR. Clay and Mr.. Tyler. 1 agree
with you' that It Is the true policy Of the Wing, to
di'eredit and discourage all such rumours for il /,
apparentto me that no good can come from them
70 the country, and the opposition have direct in
"to't IN pr"p'gating such reports.
bu' whilst put no faith in these rumour., il is n
fashion have to speculate upon every thos hear;
anu have done 50 respecting these. Admitting
them To be true-what will be the conscquence,
IL Mr.. Tyler's and MIR. Clay's friends begin con-
test now for the succession the probable effect will
DC the triumph OF the Locoioeos-iust "a the Wings
succeeded through the dssensions OF the Van Buren,
Party IN 1878. But It this bs no, the case-il
the Wing party hold together, notwithstanding tho
intestine ieud-the claims Of both these gentlemen
will be set asidc and some third man M he taken
up, who can unite the whole Wing party. lik,
resul; to this has been seen before. end tia,
ought To be warning to wise men. The 6rs, who
enter the lists have no guarantee Of the victory.
they weary and exhaust themselves, and fall an
easy prey to some fresh combatant.
A wIlIG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23
TRIBUTE OF EESpEcr

AT an intervening court, begun and he'd cor f..
on the 18th day Of July, lsil:
Thomas Fits, Justice of the Peace in ,b;.
county having departed this life since the las, ,err
W 'ne our the following prcamblcand resolutions
were unanimously adopted. and ordered 10 he ,,.
tered OF record among the proceedings OF the court
rms court having received, with heart reI, svnn.
patty, the painful intelligence Of the death of, bs,r
nie mighty esteemed friend and associate, Major
Ihomas RUS, who departed this life on the ISth
lnsi II Is with no ordinary feelings they now unite
IN tesI'yins 10 the hilhiuIncss and. ability with
which he has for more than forty -four wears adorned
this bench: Therefore,
he'o red, That IN testimony Of our re,pec, for
the deceased, we will wear the usual b,dss -,
mourning, for thirty days.
he'o'rsd, ttrtksr, That copy OF the FOREGOING
be forwarded TO the Editors of The Wing md e.
qdirer' with request thatn be inserted IN their re-.
SpeclVe papers,"
And hereupon the Court is adjourned ill the
next court. A copy. Teste
JAMES ROY MICOU, Jr., elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23


Al iuckahoe, Goochland CO., on the night OF the
ls'h INST, Mrs. ALHESIA p. GIusos, In the 2gtS
year OF her age, after illness OF nearly Courws.kS
In THIS diSpensauon Of Providence, husband and
Two chdren' ono four years old. and the other about
i"nr weeks Old, are lett to suffer and mourn the los,
81 one OF The best Of wives and mothers
90 the 22l inst, MATTHEW PIzzIsr. i,i,,, =,
Andrew aud Emma Pizzni, aged month and :
lays The friends and acqusintances of the fairly
are requested TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF Juan PIzzni, II street, this morning n,
.! O'Clock. ~
OF congestion ofthc brain, on the 18th d.y Of I'm.
~ last, alter short illness, at the residence of b. T.
winston Esq. in the county of Louisn, lust ent,rin
her I'm year, Mar IL. youngest daughter Of
George Lumsdon, Esqr. Beloved, young and inDo.
ceni,-the pride ola fathers heart, she has been
sn"tched from the bitterness Of this world, and con.
'eyed 10 that happier abode to which her KIND hear,
ana gentle spirit were more nearly allied.
hound her there was dawn
OF light, ne'cT before,
winch fancy never could have drawn
And never Can restore.
"" The Religions Herald will please COPY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23

The editor Of the Cincinnati Chronicle. in advert
ing 70 the late mob az Lexington, Kert4cky. wbsre
Two men ImprsoE1diOr m attempt % murder. were
taken from the ~! and hung, attributes the morbid
feeling that too often pervados society to the "re1r
atom OF the criminal laws produced by hss DIN.
.anihropy." This .enency takes from the criminal
me afead OF punishment, and caves him at liberty
again to violate the law wonever he nav cb,n,e !,
DO co.. striking evidence orihis IS shown in tbe
tact that Moyihe, one Of The persons hung by the
moo, mad been twice plrdoned by the Executive.
and turned loose upon society, and the apprehension
on the part Of the public Of similar cleeTcv proI.
ceI the result so much u he deplorsd.
The subject Of crmInl. punishment attracted con.
s'HeriD'e attention some time ago IN England. and
We believe the conclusion was arrived AZ tb3, ,lc
seventy Of punishment had less effect in preventing
crime than The certainty Of 1t. IT. full time tbGi
some decisive efforts should be made by the peon'e
oi the "e'i TO effect change in public opinion in
regard 70 the wau,On destruction Of human I'M,
winch 90 oi.en occurs FROM light and trivial causes
Baiiimns 1mTicn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23
" IVNIr
W " A BIBR.
T. r. wNrsCS
} W SAUNDERS.
J W. GOSS,
IRA GARRETT


" ihGiNlA-A Al a Circuit Sunc Ti,r Gu, =, -
moni held at tie Capitol Ia The sail Iy 3l Rich
Joshua Carr .nn, Admir- OF rotrr n i'' 80
HM 3s'Inst Wan Wynn, James : GaTr,nn A. ~, ~ ~,
pnI,S. - branch, lhuS II Watson and EicniJ p
lhlA cause came on this day to be again lc,r, am
80 merry read aud the report OF ia. ,onmt,.inr
1alr IA pursuance Of the orders of me All -
ono thousand oiEII hundred and th,r:S 800 ~ AVi,
~ 'NhIaIy' one thousand el;lt hundred and Inr,v. ~
el IN" rlint ~ IN isic upon the :. i i,u,Tt
dollars oT amUcty 10 the profits mai. Ly H. 81. l hy
n'NI " brauch aut hbinIs nrsnch Smttc -, n, -
s VIZ ,i'ey continued IN possession OF i,.r vtI
u'ei'r nu 6bh part tn from tho Is.I,,t,, az
yes one thousand pgn hundred AMI tW.,t 49, - ~
So me residue thereof, the 18th ,t,y 81 -
eEth hidiIridui tWcuiy nine; auu ha h. D.,
''iiFs anu SEiy-siE cents, tn..t, ~ 81
uaic 'r the defendant wm WYNN, from IN. - '
~ interest on SOU paIG thereof from ~, I,fb ~ -,
- .'olsanl ci-ht hundred and twenty tn. M, 4,
lllI anu any dollars, other part tncrcuI tro', ts',
'o N'Ncinb'r one thousand ,ighI huniTcd and tg,.n
"I, on i"tc 'udTcd ant sixteen dollars ,nt ,i,t,
az GEMS other part thereof from the Isti i,y - 49,,
QUO ih"uSaLd eight hundred and thirty; ana on - G''
uci noIiIs, the Residue thereof out The 5h Nv ~ n
inner. one thousand eight hnudTeI aud u inv ,r,t
Nv Us ' HHSNl'C ." IrcoN or OuchafO NJ the pricr t.,.t
W IHg SAN WIN WYNN FOO the said marc AZ M, 49, t
lli'eu WIN hcr' or one haf uf heI hi ti
,,Vtes, Ih sYch half from tho lime the ta Vim WYNN
s'P'talcl "ih her But Il appealing from tI. So,
missioner report Aforesaid, what was Ia, rTr, lt.,,.I
- l"e sAl W wynn, Tor the said t,n. g.,
80, ~ "t' OF what was her value that line the
'u'" without assrnng NJ this time what Is insiE. nm.
on oy ihe psinuH counsel as above stated ami 1i,b,
Nl'IHS any question IN the cause, doth Gu
x Ell a. o' ,hls Cnn'l TO asceTtan the price Obt,ncd
ase nlro was worth that time; and II the ptir he nor
ihtn To enquire the value gaii marc Al the
"Itpor lhtreupon To the Court, with any naiirT
stated dCemtd pertinent 10y bitust H. OF vhi. NJ ~
required toy the parties 10 be 50 stated. '"'' ~
Copy. TCstc,
=, =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23

Geni!emen-The whole country seen. 10 he mo.
vng en- HiaSSe upon the subject OF B.rgrtlpt Nv
Is II not matter of sutfi .ent importance N tic
merchants OF Richmond to express in som. form, ar
o'her their opinion upon the propriety of such a
measured - ~
The subject hitherto, has been presented in .vvo
phases, both OF which omminds the attention of
the American people as proposition Of no minor
consideration. One IS, and perhaps the les, oI,isr.
tlchao'c, us operation upon Individual debor.-lhe
other, the proposal to include Corpofntiops Amor,
the practical business men OF the country the s,,b
Ject IS but little understOo and since its adoption ,,
Congress would have powerful influence upon the
business relations OF the country, it behooves us In
express our views IN such n manner as TO
the consideration Of the National Legislature.
The writer himself is decidedly opposed 10 ,nv
SUCH law IN either of its characters as above stated or
whether II shall have trp0y tacio operation or he
eEc!usIvel " prospective n It's bearing IL woIId be
needless here, 10 assign the reasons inuencina b,
opinions. ltmay be, tina; for wan. Of Efficient know
ledge OF the subject that ignorance and prejudice
Toe me prime cause at the opposition. Ii So he Is vii
ling to he bet er informed, and II is therefore sin.
cereiy hoped that some Of your able corrcspondents
may take the matter in hand and fully eluc,dte !,
IL seems TO be the determination OF the Northern
people TO have such law, Mt all hazards IL Il to
be feared, looking that direction that other con-
'lieraiions, than the honour, morality md strict
hhelty OF men, IN the discharge OF legal and moral
Obligations, urges them on in their demands Tho
South has scarcely spoken from any point uDon the
subject Mississippi, broken, nsO.ysnt, and hnV
ing nothing 70 lose. perhaps, hrs united her voice
with that Of New York, aud asked H. The stat,
OF public morals IS bad enough already, without IN.
AID OF iegalzed system Of fraud, which /; is con.
coded will certainly be built up under any Bank
rupt law that could be enacted in this country
SYDNEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23

Il Good Er4mPls.-wo heard MrCl7y DEBATING
a day or two since, upon the Loan Bill remark
hat Tor twenty years, neither he nor his wife lad
gone by, h1i come 70 the conclusion tb,t he he's,
pr Ec!p.e OF economy was this: "Never TO get in
debt 10 indulge your wants when You are able
10 90 So and to 'epr,.s them when you are not al e
to indulge them" The example IS not only an ex
Gs"en. one Tor iisei but comes from high source.
To rePress want, Il one Of the wises, s,fes, and
most Necessary principles Of po'iicl. economy. 1,
prevents not only the dangerous practice of living
beyond the means, but encourages the safe prec.-
dent Of living within them. IL al. wLoco.Id vyop,d
I've within their means the world would be much
hopper and better than II IS. Henry Claw and hi,
noble nous wife give us an example WORTHY of ali
ImItalon.-.E u Express.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKET rr,vsor


COT ION-Nlarket quiet aud prices s,endv.
COFFEE-UpwIrds Of ? 900 bags miIdIino IN
iair Laguyra Coffee have been sold on the wharf AT
lOl1IOi Cts per 10, 4lG mos.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thc Flour market con.
unGts exceedingly dull, and prices have slightly
declined. Sales uf several parcels of fresh ground
Ponna. Flour Tor ,Xrort, at Sj,37g, some old stock
Bfnndywine, nj $3.50. We quote Old stock PENN.
Ht sj.25, and quite scarce.
GRAlN-But little Wheat arriving. A siIe a,
Sl,ls3 per bushcl on the SchuylkilL Rye-Last
sale Of Penni. was at G3 cts Corn-Prices nr,
raiher dropping Sales of round yellow ri G6 Is CT
nat do. 65o6i, and white 6li tGi cts. Oils-Sale,
Of southern at }9ii0 cts. supplies limited
SUGARS-There IS a better fct lirR in the nnrke'
and prices arc fully supported. Sales Of over 2ut
hhds Porto Rico, at prce not made public, IOC
boycs brown Trinidad ~ cts per IT,.
IEAS-Thc late foreign news has siifFened tn,
views Of the holders, but We hear Of no s,es
NHlSkEG-Murketi inactive NJ former rates.
.NO,th .1msrieaI,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23

l6e ship S1luda, Capt. Lord, ot New York. from,
no de Janeiro and the Coas. 4 ANlc,. rennris tbe
com mission Of another outrage 10y the Blush cruisers
on the Coast. The Du,ch schooner AGO had Leen
bed INTO ty British man of.Sar bric-and had no,
me men ran below, some OF them mus, have been
k.ec. The balls went through the schooner. Til.
B'ush did not board her but passsd on. C-n,
Lords repor: goes on TO say: The Blush Office
SAID Britannia ruled the waves and mus, rule Afric,
too. They ulu not hesitate 10 say that they wers
Determined the trade should be carried on nv the
Brush altogether, and that the Americans had no
right to trade TO Africa. The harbor of L.o.ndo i
rs good and safe harbor ns there is in the world
PROVISIONS and iruli plenty and at reasonable prices
plenty OF water and cheap. Loando should be
tie head quarters ola L. 5. Squadron, i, bens one
Of the he1ithIest places the coast and there $ no
more danger from sickness ~ Loando than there /,
~ RIO ce JanelrO, provided the men are kent under
cover and abstain from ardent spirits. During ali
the time Capt. l. remained there SIX wee ks he did
not hear OF one death among the shipping ana there
were a. .eas. fifteen .Irge vessels there If the Ae
rcan Government could only know how the Ame.
rcans are InSuiied, who trade TO Africa. il would
not Oe long before hal! dozen vessels of ten ar
twenty guns, would be OF, there If ,bev kneK
the importance oi the trade which mus, soon be en-
tire'y ruined, he IS sure something woulI b. done
Immediately to protect the Americans in Africa"
3 u. liner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23
To THE EDrroRs OF rur Vino.


Nenuenon-ln your paper of the I2th in,t,p, !
NhA, you speak IN high Commentator OF the ,ri %
recently adopted 10y the House OF Renrss,rta,;a.
.,tnItng the members Of that body 10 one bour 70,
tue uelvery OF their speeches, upon all ou..,,,n
submitted TO their consideration Yon 1880, :
INC rule, and dcservedy, as one likely 10 he oc -,
ulliy IN the economy of the time of Copc,os, =, a
me despatch Of the business OF the nation
D Whlch they have the chNrgc-and Won give MIL
praise 10 the member, upon whose n,o,;oI -; -
was adopted. for his happy though, and new a.
very IN the lust economy ard propcr disnas;,;,n r
The time OF de.iberiive bodies I do moi 90 "
detrec; at all, from the merit of the member eft
to-asSigned to him Tor his happy thou,ht and 80,
poseu new discovery, but merely 10 suggest tb,,
thiS rule, or tie new discovery, as you please To
- u nn' a. all new, but was IN constant use UPWARDS
OF 2uVu years ago, among the Cracks f,s. AMI a.
forwards the Romsns in the Courts of J,s,,c. 80 ~
perhaps, the assemblies Of the people and Srn,,n@s
IN those days, Gs IN ours, the Or,to,s ,nJ
lawyers were IN the habit of wasting much of IN,
ume oil the Courts Of Justice, in lie ivrtiny tb,i, a.,
ierminaGle oratlons AMI windy speeches In tLos.
days, az IN ours, this grew TO be be yery 500,
evil. Io remedy which, in a degree IN, ;1d,.. ~
iahliShed rule by which pa.tcular period u.s.
assigned 10 each speaker, to lie determined by A
cAronometer or horologue, an instrument used IN
measure time, by the falling Of drop, Of v.tsr
somewhat after the manner Of the hoar. gl,,, Of
me present cay) called the Clepsydia, from two
creek words, which IN English mean, 81 steal wn-
ter" They were constantly used in ali the co,,,,s
OF justice, and were considered very import,,, 80
struments IN the administration Of iustIce. Iva
the duty OF particular officer of the courts TO watch
SneS1 instruments ana note the time, to proven,
frauds or any violation of the rule If Tho I,.,
quoted by the advocate were read by him. the ind.
ges or Other officer of the court the Clepsyda wa,
stopped du'lng the time, (squam sust.nereG, Soms-
umeS The advocates peuIlnned for more time, hence
the expression (dare or peicre p'uris Clepsydias-
or, CiePsydms, CIePsydiS addere) From Greco
IN his third Consulate, Pomrey Introduced these I'M
sirumcnts into the Roman Cuur:s IL is doub,Gl
whether these instruments were used, or the rule
aEop'ed IN the assemblies OF the people or the Sc.
nnte-but Il not, the principl, Is not new The an,
P.ic"iIon OF 1t IN the proceedings of legislative bo
dies may be. KEE\FTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23
RICHMOND MARKETS Ir,v >.

RICHMOND MARKETS, JuLr %.
Business Is very dull and consequently We have
but little to report in the commercial line.
STOCKS.
Recent sales Va. Bank NJ $50 20
do do Farmers gI5O
James River s Kanawha Bond. Sc
Script 81
PRODUCE.
TOBACCO-Ihere is no change in prices to
notice. Lugs, common Sia4:; better kinds si3as5
Leaf common sja5s and s5i; Midding Gao. and
81; good 7a7 and u fine 10 extra fine ss,sI2 Ms in
quality. Inspections 100 100 hhds per day.
WHEAT.-We have heard Of a sale Of two
crops at IOall5 at which prices our milIers offer to
purchase.
FLOURISH to 81.
CORN-G5 cents pee bushol.
OATS-I5 cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23
A WING.
SULPHUR SPRINGS
BUCKINGHAM. Jul,

BucxiN6HAn, July IL.
We have upwards OF 4 hundred here-an,I IN,
company is daily increasing. Every thing. under
the superintendanee Of James Saunders is in annie.
pie order. Ii is very agreeable pl,ce-in fine
healthy ne'shborhooj. and the water possess,, ma
ny excellent qualities. Il is the best below m.
mountains ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23
'"N"LorTEsNLLLe FEMALE

I'hs Trustees are happy To appTizc IN, ,,,,i, ~,
nn,srr 80 ~ W IN very prosperous condIton ~,
81 students during the session which has ,, me
was considerably larger that ma, oT us' 'ei
was III high degree
The next scs sion will rrtprncnr. On ~ =,
a' close on the LIST day OF JAW f,Ii,iy o, scp'
g. ,, :" uc school Will take place ai IN, ~ eS.
sr nns oui nn vacation viii 6e grsnc,i uS,i supn Of
'en ihonths cqTitc-. No scholar MIL woe
yI shorter period Than se Inonths VIII o. rccoiv'
on ue made cSceptin casrs Of pro,racir sL any de-
pH arrangements tot the accotlmo.i,t,n, NneSs-
nave u'rn greatly extended aud inpry.,I VI o'aueis
ihls Institution Is conducted 10y Rev Nyr, : IVA
moral entowmcntE '-"o'' intellectual and
, me 'etins tlT a period Of I've months ara NJ ,.u
posu, Including every personal acrun,n,,j,,,,
'ton III ali the branches "a hnTo,r.G r. w W
go c"9r'e Including Buran-, Rhcfosir- -.
ply. sc, ""' ""tal FhiusO'
me tHn "rccs and French Languages and Geo 10 "
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