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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
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unO 9 qe beifaHbcue ruder,@elellldlaft,
in am i9isn Wirl nit beioerfsitiger Guuil'
Iiqnna aufaclbBt rporben. Die Bldier nsr
Etrma perbleibrn IN ben Sodnoen ees 9leuben
@uth alrc ale birjeni9eu oN obsubesohlsn
pin(dsen ansurufen baben. Gbcnfaiis cles
jeuiaen bic Eorbernngen an cie 6irEa habent
mii{Icn oielrIben aIlccrt eiabrn9en.
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"a .. 9lu9uifit6 Gage.
br Die geltiftr lperosn fsrnerhiu pcil
9lsnbfH @utIs unp 60 fcri9sleFi.
gIpril %, 1912.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25


unb eiueu 9laior fir ieoe6 8atallien ecr te,
faateu 9feaimenter III erm6hcu ndmIld
DAD este 9icaimeut y. Wi, Crltc6 Sdtdls
lion, tefebliat uon @ri Griob Gheoes, ON
Sonle bon @lp Stcfcl in Jicrb WbcttbalI
Tas ;peite 4ataGiou, bcfebIigt prn eicnt
Colonel cchn Ssmdn, dln SSane prn SNtnfD
q. 9Rrlf, III Sal5tnr9.
DaS s2ife 9fegimcnt, y, R, Iife gdtals
. lion, befehIigt ben @oloneI @Gcr0e Sdllmier,
am NaHfe bon ManoeS 8cac III 5Sc9cl6pic.
Hae ;Ueitc Yatallien bcfebli9t peit Sent.s
Get. S.orrilrn WIuer, am Seouie pcn SenI
Sarfct i'll Wllcfetauu.
Tao 1873. 9teaimeut, y. M, lite 9satalIi
on, bcfchliat BON Sci. @ecrge Ncr, dut Noli'
fe pcn Teter WdGer, in Sac9crspule. C0s
2te Battalion, tefehIigt bon eieut. @cl Stc'
nos Soaas, am Sauie bon 5cbn Selberln9
IN QDnnoille.
nas lO5tc freipiltioe 9le9iment, llts Sas
tatIicu, tcfchliot ocn @ri. Secr9e Sdlmot,
ON Nauie ucw Schn Teibert, in Seiceiber9.
Dae 2tc Battalion, bcfehlt9t bon eleut. Sci.
SNermau Mupp, am 5sauic BON Setn Wlatiern
in MiHefetaun.
HEas I44tfc freipiIiac 9leqimcut, brfchlist
Ron Sci u. 8. 8au @leouc, am Soauie rcn
9ilehmau Murp, in 9Illentouu. Duo 2te
Isolation, am s,auie pcu 9leuben ea9cnbHdl,
in eehi9htrn.
Has l5life Me9iment, bcfebl0t bon eleut
Sol. Conner, an Saule bon Sharles Snw
Der in Weiepcrt.
Die 8efshIshabeneen Widjcre eer ep,9en
refpsftipen Sataaicnen, peroen herinlt cen'
G5cfeb aemdB aufgcforoert an cbtaen Ylaeen
NIB su ebcn eemeloeter 3eit Gdl cn,Sutnoen,
nm be(aete gBablen pcrienItdl si re9nllren
Hno eeulelben uorjulfehen. = Che ole Stlnt
Edifen areffiet werosn, foQen le jeocdl ncd
eis,eu Burasr auswdhIeu, I'M init ibnsn ole
91id)ter bel bcfaatsn WabIen su cicnsn-'rel
ehe alebann mad, oen 0orfebrnn9en oee Ia
slbfbnitts Der Mili3s@efes, perfabren wer
bet.
3uaIeid, ueroen Die rcfueftiven @arttalat
Drr perfhieosueu @ompo9ain auf9eferoert
nm 10 llhr Bcrmitta9e, an belo9tcm 1a9e
Dem Superiutenceut Der 9BabIen bic @laBen
91cnen ibrer Gompa9nieu einlnhdnoi9eil.
Gnciic, rperceu ole Sher,shfieher II. 9lld'
Ssr bei oielen IGahlen aufscfcroert, innerhal
10 Tagcu, nod,oem biefc itatt8efuuesn ho
ben, ali cen llnterfdriCbcnen Bcrtdht oari
ber absuiiatten, rpeldler urit ibrcr llnterlhri
uno Sieoet uerfrben fcin mus.
9Billiani 0rci, BRIG. SNIP.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
gSriaabe S5eteble.

sIm crfcn Wcutng ecs Wcns
ate SUM- 1912, Smiitlcn 10 llhr
Gcrmittnss lmo i llb. Jiodlmits
tags, lrll mncrhalb ocn GrdnBeu
Ger 2tcu Grigate, 7teu Giplilru
] q. M., cine gvaM 9eboIien wtrs
/ SEN, on ben hierradl tcu1mten
4 9Ndecn, i'm rinen Bri9aee &iens
eral, cineu @riaaoeGuipcftcr fir
bciaste 9'ri9aee, eincn @elrncl
mc Qicutcnnnt.@cIr fir iccr6
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
ssriaape Snlpeftor.
1rclmoe mo MitlclOottn:

8rc,moe unb MitfcIpaten:
Crrdl ea6 mic,
rcrhcItc GrflIden eieIcr mciner Srenucsn unc
Miticlbnteu, bin i'd bcwcgcn ipereen, mid
ais @nneieat fir eas
Nrtgobe Snfpector q III T.
ser 2tcu Brigade, 7tcn Dbiiten, q. W., bel
Der nddlltcu WaM an;ubicten. En i'd fdlon
81 Sabre III rem W}tltdr 9rrirnt babe, 70
I6nucn mcine llntcrltueer ueriIdert fuhIeu,
boe, faGs id erndblt ,rercsn fclItc, oaS 9lmt
mr 3ufriceruhcif 9IGer bcbienen fam uno
mcrte. GeIlte id1 allc Cr,pdht irereen, 70
mcrte id, bic gflid,tcn ees gtmtcs auf cine ln'
parttciiidc q8eile, nit 2rcue II. punttItdfcit
ausubcu. glu rrjeuiAeu ole iId, bemllhen,
mcine gEoM Su iIdleru, wcrbe idb mid INNER
mil warmcm Danf9eflibI criuncrn.
SJpfab Jtbcab6.
9lpril Of, 1871. nq-blB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
Charles Seip,
eSoE,u GjreE.
81 a chrtdlt

Wirb hermit aegeben, oae Der llnterfhries
bene als Nominlfratcr bon Der 0interla0eus
fhoft bes perforbenen 6 onrao u in9er,
eBthin BON 9icrb MbeitbatI 3dnnldlip, ee'
dt,n @auntp, nngelfelIt worben if-9IlIe bies
ienieem, weld,e nod, auf ireenb cine 9Irt an
bic Sinterfafenfhaft fdnfoig iIno, pereen
hermit aufsefcroert innerbaIb Bcd,en ab'
subeSablen-unb Sold,e, ipeid,e nrd) rcdlts
mdei9e Scrberun9en an oie1etbe babcn, mers
ben ebenfaas auf9eforoert. ibre Mednnn9et
innerbdlb benamter Belt tpobIbeltdtt9t einSns
bdnciSen.
Charles Cope, 9lont'cr.
U1ai Ii. 1S42. nq-3ul
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
Sten, @enner, un0 Qein.
81 cue 0 ilter!
g{s ob(fetter al5 lie M ais!

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B o blfetter al6 enia(6!
Gceben erhalten BON 9ierDorf uno pbilas
oelphia, Gin enforcement frilcber, fir oieIe |
SdbrsSeit palIenee, @uter, belfebrnb aus
@bautan be eaine, fir 8raueu,immer Gins
,i9e, Wusln &c Qaire, bc., 9eorudter Sals |
iarine DO, qeorudter Soular6 Seioe oo, |
Biertel fgurirte entpu6 DO, sipcitr trduer DO.
DO, 4 Biertet lhcttiffe @ingbam5 DO,
8ertel fraus6Gde @binses DO, blausfd)par,
,e aelfreifte @rc bc 9lfrlc. Seice, farbiger DO.
l6c., ld,wdrser uno blausfhmar,er Gro be
Swie, fteurirte nuo nidtsf9urirte Gro be
Iaptes, blau.Gdmarse 8ombaiinse, @bams
brif @in9bams, Wlnslin De Saine Shafpls,
llauqe 1tlfpar,e f9urirte Scarf6, 8iertel
Ildmarse prnbihCrrDDalettlder 0iertel 60.
lfnrbige DO. 8iertel 90. Damasfleioene DO,
9inens@ombric NaIstnder.
Gin enforcement Strlimrfe, pano' Sduhe,
uno 1rimmiuas, prints bon allen 8enens
nun9cn BON bis % &ents per Daro.
G5ambrccn unO Sommer 1ud, braune
nno wei6e linen GriGin9, Srtfdl linen @ras
Iud,, braune Srifd einenS, @insbams fir
l9i6de, frons0GGde CONNER @a6imeres, flts
4 sIpcrfeine Iatins(eioene BeItsu, DO. Seicenpels
/. oct DO, Warleiae6 bo., ieioene Ilags nnc
Z SOalstilder, Satin uHo WnHtua Bdnoer,
II Iourirte Nals bo, rpcrffeo uno leicene Bass,
e latin uub bcmbalin StcdS, fhparSe itaI;eni,
!, Id) Ieioene SoaIstiher, Scorns2cppite, &c.
@rocereien
8cr,holiher 9iic, easuira unb SABA Gaf
y fee, porto sic, ct. @rOir uno q. Srleaue
3ndcr, SDrup, gleu SrIcans unb Grinioaf
gRCla(IeS, c,uiperial, ycuns Sopfcnurc Scu'
dlcn9 Ibse, Salarutus, @inuemcns, Defer
Sjinser, Muffarb, Stdrfe, Mustatun6e, 9lict
Graders, eump 3uder Chocolate, Sptrm
n, Oebl, aaoun, 0lhicl, Snoi9o, Gait, 1dlrps
fel, II. 10.
Gpie9el.
m Gin slscrtemert Gpiesel NIT soISenel
: .Srams, pelde an erlten Soften UfrfaHf
So[s
Sis BADEN aud cine gro8e Guaatitss Sool
re lauf caHo.
y 9slIe eiefe NrfifH msreea m acH as1sr 81:
o CIiaten preiBen psrEaufI.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-25
Q(019nte- -90aeDri(6t

Da@ bartes Rnappeuberaer bon
Auentaun, qedla @auniD, oermittelff elmer
freimiliqen llebtr(hreibung, bntirt ten 31iieH
Wdrs, 1S42, dll fein @i9enfbunr, fcsppM Qies
9cnoes ais perlonIiches unb 8ermildtes an
bic llnterihriebenen iibertra9en bal, nno Sfpar
gum 8eifen leiner @reoitoren, 70 fperben ale
oiejeni9eu, ipeld,e nod anf ir9enb cine sIrt
fhufol9 fnb, an beia9ten Charlie &nappeH,
berger, auf9eforoert inuerbalb 8 Wonaten
9Ridiiafeit gu moden, uno folde relohe nod,
redtmdeise Norberun9en an i'm haben, bes
lieben ibre 9ledluuu9sn ebenfolts inuerbaib
befagter 3sit riinttlih unb fpobIbeffdti8t eiTt'
;nbduoi9en.
Charles Seip,
Sobn @ro6,
sIff9nies bon Charles jtnappenbcrser.
2Ipril 8, nq-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13
I'uirersilu Of pfnnsuLrnnin- Medical Department.

University Of PennSYranta- Medical department.
Session. OF 1923.
TIME will Tuesday, The Isl nj November,
and continued under the following arrangement TO the
middle Of March ensuing.
enc by Nathaniel Chapman, NJ d.
Chemistry Robert Hare, NJ ID.
William Gibson, NJ ID.
AnaIonv William T.. fiorner, VI. ID.
institutes Of Medicine Samuel Jackson, VI. ID.
Aaieria Aiedica and Pharmacy George D. Wood, VI D.
Obstetrics and the Diseases OF
Women and Children, Hneh J." Houee, Hi. IL.
course of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations in connex
ion with above and convenient
Infrmary called the Philadelphia Hospital
Clinical Medicine, by w w. hefhWd, ". H.
clinical Surgery Drs. Gihson and ilmner.
Dr. orner in pubic attendance nj the said Hospital
until August the tickets admission issued for one
November It, they remain valid for his course and the
other service Of the house, until the time expires
Clinical Medicine also gwen from the Isl day
of November The 1T day of March, by Dr. No IN the Penn
syvauia Hospital institution which Is well known as one oil
the finest aud conducted lnirmarcs in the IT, Sa'cs
Practical Anatomy VIII be opened Octoher Isl,
and continued March, They under the charge
Paul Beck Goddard, NJ d. Demonstration, with supervision on
the part of DR. llorner
Copous the very extensive cabinets Of Anatomy,
made and progress the policy of the school being
,s instructions, both dactc and Clinical character
practical and influential possible In mparng sound Me-
deal education.
The Professor Of alatea Medca besides his Cabinet has
extensive and well furnished Conservatory from which are EXIT
bed the fresh and growing state the naive and exotic ea
cnal Plants. w. T.. HORNER, VI. ID.
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
2C3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Norr-A considerable number Of the distinguished graduates
school who with the Medical Department
Guardians Of the Poor and with the different Dcnses
beneficiary establishments the city, give Clinical aud Ele-
Instruction through the private, ana IN their
rounds Of practice, to such gentlemen az desire IT,
Augusta 2o-tlON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.
n H. JENKINS having removed o building, at the
IL. corner Main and Exchange streets Richmond Virginia.
would invite the attention of families and others, TO
The most extensive variety Of DRY GOODS in the city,
nc them that consequence If selling by wholesale or retail
aeepanees only he is enabled to purchase and cell
cheaper formerly and believes his customers WIZ nd the
goods prices in part of the United States
Having in contemplation this removal for time, he has dis
posed of all of old goods and will hereafter offer very CON-
plete assortment of the following articles:
SILK The newest st. styles Of Black and c0ored
MoUsLIN DE LAlNEs-Every variety of color aud style
imported.
10 and lei cents the very finest manufactured Aso Mourn
cn nGe ai, c4ssiMEREs And vEsTNGsA very large
assortment always to Be found. =, ,.,. Or -,
and and finer qualities table DapeIs all widths
Toweling of every descriptions sheetnss all kinds: Linen
R Rnnsia and BTds Eve Diapers Napkins &C. &c &c
HOSIERY AND G1.OVEs.-Every description Of kind and
size sk C"ch me" r men women boys and girls
FA9 2nS GsS:s &c; quality
and half mourning Mousns Cays ana bomoazhes ana olhe
RoSNE r. RiBANDs AND FLowERs-Iaes fashions
LACE GooDs-1hread and Bobinet Lace Ves SeaIfs La
&c CAFES APT and Muslin cspes and Collars
FIANNEIS-Ehte, red and yellow Fannels English,
Welsh American makes all qualities from 9oc to The finest
sSp sps manu
ture of these articles, made expressly for retail
shirts and Drawers Stocks Crava Hosiery and Gloves Of all
kinds suspende Linen Bosoms and Collars silk and linen
sERvASTs, CLoTHlNG.-A kinds Of goods for male and
female clothing.
nOMEsTIC haes and cases Of heached and
blcached Shnes and Shecng finn narrow To yards wide
Also Apron Furniture Checks Bed Ticking Cotton ozna
burrs this useful and necessary branch Of business great at
always on hand very extensive stock OF
all the most approved manufactures in the country
siIAWLs, SCARFS AND MANTiLLAs of the latest impor-
tatinns.
SIX veiye OF Cambria Book Null and Jaconer, Sew
ing Materials Of Linen Cotton and Silk, Buttons, &C. &c
The Public are informed they rely upon finding this
Establishment all times full supply Of all the above articles,
from the cheapest made The finest abrhus sutng the
wants and wishes New Goods opening every week
throughout the year. auction and elsewhere and will be
sold of at great bargains, al K H. JENKINS
80 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
sro IN o9-laff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

r AW SCHOOL AT sTAUNTON.-The next Session of this
II School will the GOTH day Of November next and
terminate the 2h day Of March following BY the plan adopted
the subscriber his first session. and found by his experience
the eligible instruction impaired by means OF oral expo
and thorough examinations the Text Books with
sona original lectures.
The employed Chtty Blackstone, fuckers
Commentaries Digest Lomax Executors and Admit
Stephen Pleading st volume OF chtty Pleading
volume o Stake Law Of Evidence FancsS Maxims
of Equity and Lube Equity Pleading The pupils arranged
Those beginning the study of Municipal Law
Junior those who have made sufficient
Senior Class Three days each week devoted TO
Lectures and half Of each day Seniors
Juniors viii attend hout being xamined the other
half TO the Juniors the Sen0s attend and examined
with them on lesson of The day. BY this blending Of the
Classes in the exercises Of each oe TO some extent combna
Of analytic and synthetic method in the study
Lew effected advantageous to BOTH but especially
Seniors who, whilst they mastering The details of the
science reviewing and amarisng themselves with the
beautiful, analysis and comprehensive outline Of Sir VIM Black
with Chinys Blackstone; the
Seniors fuckers CONNIE nares II desirable that every
furnished with the text Books Fee for the
course $50 payable advance If further information be de-
be obtained BIZ corresponding with the subscriber
LUCAS p. THOMPSON.
Staunton Both August l642. 33-w20N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13
POETRY.
A HYMN OF THE SEA.
BY w. c. DRYASr.

The sea IL mighty, but m,rhtler sways
His restless biluws Ikou, whose hands have scoopcd
His boundiess gufS and but his shore, thy breath,
That moved in the beginning Ger ms race,
Moves DER il everniore. The ohedient waves,
70 lis srcne notion roll and rise and iail.
Still from that realm Of rain thy cloud goes ur,
Az nj first. water the great EARN,
Aud keen her valleys green. hundred realms
Watch Tia broad shadow warPins on lie whh,
And in The dropping shower, WIN giadheSs, hear
Thy promise ct tie harvest look ioIth
over thu boundlcss blue, where. joyonsiy,
'rhe bright Is Of innnmerahie waves
Glance 10 the san at once, A. when The hands
OF a great multitude are upward hung
In accla,nl,iun behold the ships
t;I;iinr from cape To cape, from isle Ia isle,
Or stemining toward far lands, OF hastenlhg nome
From the old world. 1t J. ny ittndy are'@e
That bears them with the riches ut tie iahd,
And |, casnie of dear lives, ,i in the po'i,
The shouting seaman climbs AMI fuiis Inc SAT-
But who shall hide Thy tempest, who s'la lace
The blast that wakes the fury Of The sea!
OH God. Thy Justice makes the world turn pale,
When on the armed ;!eei, that, royalty,
Bears down the surges, carrying war, 10 snii'e
Some cav or invade some thoneltlcss realm,
DesccndS The fierce tornado. TIE vast hulks
Are whirIed like c'lair upon the wave the saiIs
Flr like webs of gussaiier; thr inaSis
Are snapped asunder. downward from the decks
Downward are slung, into the fathom,ss gulf
Their cruel engines, and their hosts, arrayed
In Trainings of the battlefield, are wheimed
Ry whitp1nls or dashed dead upon the rocks.
Then stand The nations still with awe, aud pause,
A moment from the hloCdy Work oi war
These restless surs-S cal away tue shores
OF ehr;h's old cuntlu- MS, the fertile plan
Wetcrs IN shadows, hcadandS cinmi'e down,
And the tide G::f;S the sen sand IN the streets
Of the Crowned city. Thou meanwhile, aiar,
In The green chambers Of the middle sea,
Where broadcast spread The waters and tue me
Sinks deepest, while nu eye helod' INV WORN,
Creator. thou d,>t teach the cora! worm
To lay his mighty reefs. From age To age,
He builds beneath the waters, MI, NJ ias'
His hulwarks overtop the brine, and check
The long wave rolling from The arciic pole
TO break upon Japan. 1hoa h!s the fires,
That s,nnu;der under ocean, heave on high
The uew made mountains, and upt their peaks,
A mace of refuge f"t the Storm-drlven bird
me birds and waiting pillows plant the rms
lvt herb and tree; sweet fountains cuS: sweet airs
Ripple the living lakes. tlla frinset WIN flowers,
Are gathering IN the hollo%s. Thou dost lock
On thy creation and pronounce II good.
lts valleys Glorious with their Summer green,
Praise thee in silen, beauty, andi woods,
Swept by the murInnrins winds al "ctan' j"'h
The munnufin. shores ia 4 perpetual iiyhn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13
staunton, Both August, 1912.

old WINES AND LIoUoRs-Also GRoCERlEs.-I have
" very large general Of old Wines and Ii
quors part hand improving for
then said be % years old My Groceries VIII
bear fair comparison best In the city, regard
quality price, carenness in putting Of them The
Wines Liquors will be found most beneficial for ihe pre-
s.ryation of health moderately and ndcousy used
Should any found ncreduos net 10 have n and
mistaken belief in PLAIN matter of fact assertion let him
or call subscriber who has been regular tempe
during the so of his Ie and not salts
healthy appearance they can see portrait OF his
nnele who died few Years ago State Of New York. aged
lO7 years. and he be drinking fish since the
day he left Ferenosh then stripping.
Ava23 3l-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

tF Misses NELSON will open Boarding School for young
des an The 9b October next Oakland in the connlyoi
nnn IS miles Richmond and miles from BEAVER
Dam Droot upon the Lousa Railroad The situation OF 'ne
schnoI Is very one, being in region wei known oi s
nrr and wholesome and, also easy OF access as eaias
n,o The course Of instruction in this School VIII consist
An lie hranchs English necessary TO complete anu ~
oyrtbtr with Language and Music III ae
sire upon Guitar the most careful at, dna
men. az HE pupils being thought that they vi" be hest nsn
for usefulness This world By learning to i've oI Inc next
months of August and September being time OF veain
The terms arc Board aud Tuition in all me hancle *
cen, ,;,c $3.50 for Music upon the Piano or Guitar VII" se
NJ hr instrument $50 payable half yearly in advance Refer
rnce NAV be made the H. Rev. Mr. Meade Rey w ~ Fen
I,,ss en- Va or To Mr. Perscs of Richmond Application io
admission to school he made to Thomas Nelson ESQ.,
Richmond or TO VIM NeIson Esq, Beaver Dam Depot Hanover
county, Va. ~ "a
Aup ~ co-'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13
Jrily2G

- ETWEEN John Earey's Union Coeclionse and r. H. Jen-
I'D knss Dry Good Store, and doors low Governor street.
We would this late opportunity of thanking the public for
favor received the last six years design at first
establish ourselves through the press but do by giving
tislactun who upon which consider far preera
any other basis and of which glad 10 know has
been almost universal.
the future All goods sold that do please In quail
t fit color, make fashion, otherwise, can be returned and
the money reunded-proved the shall not have been
We have Mt this time large STOCK if not larger than
State in line Of business and would respectfully
invite the economist give call before purchasing and
for himse and il not pronounced as low
than any other in the city, shall be very much deceived
We Cloth Coats sl2 while others charge sig for making
and trimming the customer furnishing the CLOTH ard pants 81
sold for Sill and Vests Shirts Drawers Handkeches
Cravn Stocks Spender Socks Cloves and Collars of many
kinds and qualities and all other articles usually kept by Cloth
ers of which determined sell low for cash. and
quest public call and whether they want TO buy or not
l1r AH Clouds narranted.
]. BRANNAN & CO.
IN 36-wlys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

Male md F..WAIE SEMINAKY.-The cAcTclsts al Ihls
N1 Seminary will commence, usual The first Monday IN
ortoher and end the 3t of July making session oil Ten
months
The subjects taught besides usual branches of plain
English Educaon Creek sn and French Languages,
aud sufficient knowledge of The moral physical, ana ma su
cutting his Collegiate studies with success Lessons on ne fano
ny. The plain English scentifcal subjects will be taught
BY The subscriber and the Greek Latin and frnch Languages
BY his associate teacher, MI WIN. r. Cali, of Norfolk
In regard 10 himself the subscriber deems sufficient 10 refer
10 the Professors of William Mary and in behalf Of dr. Calls
University OF Virginia. obtained from the Faculty OF hal lnS.
ton the degree of A. NJ aud was recommended by mem a.
person. every respect qualified 10 I'LL the Prrssoishp OF HUI
marty William and Mary College 1t rr that Mr. Gait
did obtain the situation for which he recommended hut
and most Of whom were highly for classical
would the third choice of the vi'iters
BESIDES Mr. Gait has experience IN teaching, and can both
sprak and write the French Language critically
Mr. Buck entered the duties Of his avocation at twelve
has bcen practising those duties in this place. for
the last ten months and by his perfect knowledge of Music his
has gained the and confidence both of his pupils and pat
rons.
I" Greek, Latin and The Sciences, 81 %
1" f me.;a' 20 e 90 90 quarter.
Tie fees Music French independent Of and con-
sequently additional To the rest
The subscriber has opened Boarding House. for the
daton female pupils from distance, and is
take twenty and thirty boarders $3.50
His hoarders will be- all times, under his CONTROL and
will have proper paid their comfort educaiion and
habits bali of the board and tuition be paid in
and the other the end of the session Pupils will he
charged tuition hnarders with hoard the time of
becoming snch the conclusion c the session. unless with
the 1T the subscriber The Books used in the
Seminary be purchased the Post Once of this place.
G. J. D. PRYOR.
Williamsburg, August 30, 1919. 3-tf
FAIRFIELD AND BROAD ROCK FALL RACES, ls42 will
l. commence on Tuesday the Goth of September.
FIRST DAY1he Fairfield Jockey Club Purse $780, four mile
heats entrance S25
SECOND DAr.-A Sweepsake, two mile heats with three year
olds 5000, half forfeit, make race,
close on or before the 10th September.
Sr,oSp RACE DIVA sweepstake for year ods, that
10 close 10th September entrance 500, hal
forfeit, or more To makea race.
THlap D.YT- Bread Rock Jockey Purse $780, three mile
heats, entrance $40.
Fornrn D.r-Proprie,ors Purse $780, mile heats.
Sl5. ISllAM PICKETT.
Owing the hard times, have concluded oDe
weeks racing This being the last meeting of The Fairfield Jockey
Cuh the subscribers requested either bring send their
subscriptions L. P
Sept. , 34-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

THE subscriber will the second of his
the first Monday in September next his resi-
dence in the county Of Hanover abont miles from
Richmond and mile from the public road leading Goodas
Louisa Court house. Tile regular OF instruction will he
pursued which usual in Classical Schools consisting of the
Ancient Languages Mathematics and ordinary
an English The location Of the School and
healthy neehborhood, and removed from every temptation
vice or extravaganza The scest attention Will be paid 10
conduct and morals of the boys they being considered part
of my family. The hundred and twenty dollars
year. PAYABLE half the Of each
Reference may made the Rev. w. Pendeon Ep
High School, and Thomas Nelson, ESQ., Richmond. All
ncations addressed the subscriber Montpelier Post Office
Hanover county, will be promptly attended to.
GuRDON II. PENDLEToN.
Aug 10 33-9t