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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-01

WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Saitcd D our c0nSfiaLiO,4s, ana cSRPtbhtfo me
cure If erery e"rebie AsqGSe, VII 4ttqGqdm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-01

Nov. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
TwENrY-sEvENrH coNGREss--ad Session
TARIFF.
MINORITY REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON
MANUFACTURES.
House of Representatives., May 5, 1872.

- (CGnnued.J
Having endeavored by the above statements to show
the comparative production and consumption IN the
eight States named, with that Of all the rest OF the
Union in the above four great articles of manufacture,
and also the amount of consumption Of each OF those
articles which pay no duty, in comparison with the
amount imported which pays duty, let US now proceed
to ascertain from the exports OF domestic productions
how those eight States stand in that regard in proper
ton TO the exports of the residue Of The Union The
whole export OF domestic productions Of every descrp
ton, for the year $780, Slll 655o00; of which the
products OF the sea, amounting to f.I9S 900, may be
considered almost exclusively the product of the labor
OF the eight Sales; while tobacco S53 900, and
cotton S63, $50 0o0 and rice ST. 1920 in The nggre
gate $40 COS 000 certainly the exclusive product
Of the residue of the Union. Now, allowing one.haf
of all the balance of the exports to the eight States
which any who will examine the summary table of
exports annexed the Treasury report for lS4o above
referred to- WILL believe, think TO be very liberal
allowance, those States export half, say O0O to
which add the products Of the sea, above 49, OOO
and have Sl9,5s4 900 the whole amount of their
share of the foreign exports Of the year s4O while the
Exports Of the productions Of the residue of the Union
amounted to 1921 SI 900.
Taking all The estimates above made 10 be correct,
and we believe they approximate very nearly, no,
entirely 10 the truth, the following table will show the
a pprepate results:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

TROY FEMALE SEMINARY-n this Institution the school
year consists Of A weeks r into two terms OF - weeks
each; commencing the first "Wednesday oil march, III ihe
which vacation of six weeks the other
Wednesday Of September, at the close OF which va
cation Of two weeks.
The charge for board with all the necessares con-
neced herewith Sn0 An additional charge IF
made for branches OF female eau
cation-or fixed preferred $500 annum one
half payable the commencement Of each er WI" ne recGVcu'
aud r le pupil will entitled all the advantages OF the IN
stutinn.
Pupils may any period of The and required to
paw only from the time cf entrance.
This institution furnishes all possible facilities for thorough
course o ornamental education The principals are
assisted by eighteen professors and teachers.
lectures annually profess
on Chemistry Philosophy Geology botany Asro
nomy Concholosy and Elocuiion. .
Tie institution furnished with library valuable apparatus
for illustrations experiments the Natural Sciences well
selected cabinet minerals and shells, cas globes mo-
dels, &c. - -.
Edwards. A. NJ possesses advantage OF uniting
thoroch knowledge Of French and English languages
being Of English family and born in Paris and edcatro "
the Polytechnic School The rapid progress OF his pupils aods
the best evidence Of his superior abilities As teacher
The pupil, received into the family oil the princpas w
which every made for their physical edueaon
improvement of their manners ana nras hey
private rooms each the of the fourteen icmac
teachers that Of nurse being among noe u
the young ladies. rr
lated facilities of twenty years OF It's onward progress
Circulars containing particular information may be ons'
application the Principals, John H. hhidfu anu
Willard Troy n. Y.
BENJAMIN MARSHALL, President.
JoHS D. WILLARD, Secretary
Mayor and Recorder Of Troy, Ell oficio.
benjamin Marshall, J"hn y. W.iaIo,
Stephen Warren, Robert - siiman,
Richard P. Hart, James malace'
Jas Van. Sehoonhorer, .e nny mowIS
John Paine, GI vim - $780,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

WAS committed the Jail of Sussex county, the Sd day of
w November last, slave Negro Man, who calls
himself Henry, and claims be free. The said Major
Henry OF yellow complexion, feet inches high, he
- aud % Of age and had on when committed
and blue aaiaopms His requested
forward property charges and take him away
he will be dealt with "a the law directs.
WILLIAM BRIGGS, Tailor.
Major Henry gives the following account Of himself:
In 1892 he tired in the city of Baltimore for steal
Ing panlaloons from Henry Dme, Calvert street.
Of which he convicted ami sentenced 10 punishment In
Of this he sold by the Sheriff Of the city
for Of five years, and purchased hy Mr. Wilson,
Clerk for Sadack Slater by whom liz again sold 10 Thomas
Davis Davis took him from Baltimore to Charlesto = g., and
sold him Mr. Cohen. Cohen sold him TO John MclaDe,
Contractor with whom he lived until The Fall OF sll
understanding that the SALE 10 Mcane for life and
that Mci.ane about selling Col Morgan Of Florida, he
or and made his Ia Virginia. and apprehended III
this county, the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad W. H.
anri 1l9-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
vALuARLg YORK RIVER LAND-AT AUcTIo

VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAND-AT AUCTION.
Of Decree Of TIE County Court of Clarke, OF 18th
April 1912 shall SELL Wednesday, 18th June next To the
highest bidder public auction that valuable tract OF land IN
county, called New Quarter belonging the estate of Tho
mas II. Burwel, deceased.
This land is four miles from Williamsburg and lies
throughout lis whole upon Queens creek. The lowest
extremity nj which is the principal landing being in full view oil
York river than mile distant This convenience he
sides the convenience Of The shipping of produce affords iac
eSceled in situation York River, Tor procuring
quantity whch be DESIRED either for or for SALE OF
Oysters the world. The extensive collections Of
shells at different points the shore OF The creek oge
Their with the mari where To found on the land Afford IN
exhanstihle means Of mmovemt nj Of the soil.
The contains between 0 and 1900 About 800
cleared portion of which land of the finest
quality There field of about 50 of clover alo to be
put wheat next Fall.
There small comfortable dwelling houses on the land,
with the necessary servants houses, stables, ct.
The sale will take place on the premises.
will be third of The purchase money In cash, the
remainder in equal annual instruments with interest from
the day by deed Of trust the property
Further particulars if desired, may be obtained from Robert
Saunders, Esq, in Williamsburg.
FRANCIS b. WHITING, Commissioner
N,v IN l-tlaJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

rJNS world striving for the ohject-happiness
i Is ii So; But how few know how to accomplish H. Al
are seeking Some for one way and some aho
,her-one wheat, and the risk of favorable weather.
,ha, they NAV reap golden haesSome do reap golden mar
y.sand the chances for all who have own seed TINS season
are good But they send their IN market now they
will complain prices They don't think of the poor DEVIL IN"
has hardly keep his body and soul
forget that Lord them splendid crops mat me poor
may he benefited by Now, why not take oyt Co.'S
MAN IN make Remit them 81, $40, S2 anu more
send the better chance Is AND
splendid prizes which they are day selling
No matter the weather is IL rains pr"nss dorm
,eards i, difference with lloyt Co.'S crop oil prizes
much less trouble To get money TINS way! MANY
wise tried this an and have found lar heer IMAM
thou aud do likewise S1op VIII be Drawn w
f-w DAYS Send for ii To oyt Co. They sell
all such prizes The large ARRAYS sold by "yt 20
The following few OF the capitals that have been sold IN
Whole Ticket, Nos 80 ST. in " Jersey No 49, drawn May p
Whole Ticket, Is CO - Lottery No % drawn May
. share Share /" ls D. in Va. Lottery Extra No 20,
Share ..' IS A &c. in Va Lottery Extra No 49,
share 'p' ~ &c 80 Co. in Va. Lottery Extra No. TO-
Half ' 80 80 GO -, In Va. Lottery, Grand CONSOLE
dated, No. a. drawn April H. Sl5,0Vo
me above OF what has heen done recently, say
inc nothnr about Whole Tickets, Nos ii 81 IL, SoOoUu ana
Nos 4 % 30 $40, 900, sold by lloyt while since
After the above luck III what way can you
h'a me-, 'n rs ~ Gay - eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
LII Anil lsiO


having determined by the Navy Department TO cause 10
be executed of careful experiments TO ascertain Tue re-
atiye values of the different Of fuel applicable TO Tie
purposes Navigation The Navy OF the United Staes
the oprietos Mines others, furnishing s'ch iur' are
formed that upon forwarding the Navy Yard At the cry OF
Washington their charge, quantity not less IMAM TWO
tons in eight fuel which they respectively supply To DC
delivered on or before the Of July next the department
will be faithfully made 10 discover
heating and other properties necessary 10 he komh'
in order to Judge Of its fitness purpose above specified
sample thus he accompanied by statement OF
certificate of the origin and the period OF lis eatr
ton from the mine, points the Atlantic coast on
the Mississippi Gulf Mexico Lakes, at which can be
A. III - '' ll5-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

THRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed Of Trust, dated 2lst
April ISL executed by Beverly ile in his own right. and
as attorney Tor John eth the subscribers and OF record III
Powaan we will SELL WEDNESDAY the 9th instant, If
ia II not, the next fair day. the Woodbury. Mills In Powla-
tan, the following property The Woodbury. Mills and the
lands being 200 less attached there o. or held
Herewith Also the following valuable slaves TO wit jesse
Armead and Joanna, and her four children aso riding Car
and booded mare, half in her colt
Ierms.For the Mills, aud credit IN equal IN
stanens secured by Deed of Trust. For the
other property, credit of months, with interest from SALE
we'll secured Acting Trustees shall convey only such
title in US but the be good.
MILES &. SELDEN, ! .r.,...
JOHN G. McCREDIE, lfase@
Nav Old
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

caRD-P s. GARB7NaTIbe gs leave most respectfully TO
inform his friends the public, that he has imported direct
from London article for the manufacture OF summer ias
hirh he sure will please that ond oi wearing
,;ht a They are of beautiful drab color, ar ghter tian
eshon hats ventilated that they WIN keep .ne menu
n,,rlv cool He will them waterproof IN tac lhey
I an article as fail please every person that may
wear Them and they will be sold at the low price oil 81 IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
TEN DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the James Rive

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the James River
Kanaw In Company. about the last of March, three Negro
James Ben and Moses. James hired OF Meriwether
es i Hanover and wife Mr. James Lyons, near
3moni-he about years of age, feet inches high
40 mars, recoI!eeed Ben and Moses hired Of Mrs
Wngirt of anover-Ben is about 26 years of age
Mack have been perforated for rings he has wife
,ph Winsied', Hanover about feet inches high
Noe, about 10 inches high, brown complexion, ~
,-., age and understood he write very weihe was
last YEA. by Col San,l Myers Of Richmond, and II more
-rohahl nav pass. The above reward will be 81
WI for a,A II delivered Cap, William r. Richardson, in
ad B. T. Ayrcs, a, Dover, or secured IN jail 80 we
- them
Ns,m 4-tf
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Williamsburg, 29,h April, 1912.

NJGs $ SWEETsER;S BOARDING HOUSE. No. 20 Hdl-
WI NUT street, aeqr Exchange PhiiadehdMrs Sweetser
bsgs inform the ladies and gentlemen OF Richmond ta
sine has handsomely furnished the large and elegant new bud
ing No. 10 Walnut street. Philadelphia particularly adapted for
of ladies visiting this CITY, Perhaps no house
Of the kind enjoys advantages both to its location and
general No pains will be spared TO render COM
Portable those who may favor her with their patronage
Nav ii9-iW'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
March 10

III, United States Court for the District Of Virginia,
" 10Th April lsi2: :.
tho matter of BANKRUPTCY Richard Edwards of the CITY oil
/ Richmond The Eastern Virginia District
THE said Richard Edwards who has been deeeed hankluP
by this Court having flied petition praying for ms dlsea'g
ordered that thereof he published in newape!
cd in lie city Richmond days at least before .c
,y of july next when hearing will be had ON the su
=, The CIV Hail. city Of Richmond; and all creditors wno
proved their dr aud other in int, rest may app
n the said time place. and show cause, any hey nave
why The prayer the said petitioner should not De gfaheu
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY, d. c.
April ~ 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

II The sales completed the first day, they wl be
tinued from day 10 day, until completed
JAMES PEARCE, Agent.
William H. Chi,end-n, Secretary of the James River md
Kaawha Company do hereby certify that James Pearce whost
name subscribed the foregoing advertisements the agent OF
the aid company duly authorized ny the President and Dlrec
tors 10 make ale Of delinquent Stockholders from
,mr be deemed necessary pursuant 70 the pro
yision If the charter. WM. Is. CHirTESDEN.
lI1=W.d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA Locust street,
WI aJore Eiereph The Course Of Lectures will commence
Monday April ill., and until the last of October
ing with the exception of August, which is vacation.
On Practice of Medicine, by y. Chapman NJ d., w. W. Ger
hard, ". ID.
On Anatomy, by w. T. ITone NJ d.. Paul b. GODDARD, NJ. D.
On Institutes al Medicine by Samuel Jackson, VI. ID.
On Maeria Medica and Therapeutics, John Bell, NJ. ID.
On Chemistry James b. Rogers NJ d., Robert L. Rogers
NJ. ID.
On Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children by Hugh
L.. Hodge, ~. H., William iarrls, VI. d.
Principles and Practice Of surgery by Thomas Harris, NJ
D W. Poyntel Johnston, NJ. ID.
w. +. HoRNER, Secretary
Feb 81 gi-2awtIJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

NrOTCE-From and after the 25h OF April our tri-weeky
~ of Packets Lynchburg will ca:e Richmond ana
Iynclbug Monday Wednesday, and Fridays, nj o'clock
A. NJ By arrangement form connection with the va
rous Lines Stages running of lynchbug Our Scolsv'e
Boats leave Richmond usual viz: Monday, Nennes
day Friday, O'clock p NJ, connecting with the Farm
vile aud Halifax Stages and also with the charlottesville ana
Stages the convenience and expedition by THIS
goin. West from Richmond, lis vicinity
any thing, hut refer passengers and others 10
those who have travelled on packets.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
April - Hb-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

MATTHEW'S LAND FOR SALE.-Ihe subscriber wishes TO
WI sell his and valuable Farm, Stafford IN The
Mathews containing about 600 The situation
Seafd handsome aud the land productive "a any
the lower The buildings are commodions md very
constructed with every clubhouse
portion recently highly mnrled and lined and
Of fields about thousand barrels OF
annually win dispose OF it To suit pu,casersn one or
further description Is deemed useless
Stunning that will invest their money real estate
will examine for themselves Ii il Is not disposed
nv private sale June Court day. 1.-THE second Monday
win on that day, publicly, Mathews Courthouse
Terms made known n sale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

\OlCE-br ROBERT BURTON takes this opportunity 70
y friends and the public generally that The name OF
aoe 4'on appears in the Enquirer IS not Dr. Robert Bur
@ 5N gentleman of the name who the petitioner Us
ssupi and also he is Bankrupt, and, If he were pre-.
SD bankrupt, that he would not avail himself
r privilege Of the law believing, a, the same time
unconstitutional, and unhrcoming any gentleman to
~ IL, n prets1t 70 abolish his Just debts.
Var III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

,,.,, REDEEM YOCE LANDS!
4 DFoR'S OFFICE, Richmond, May l2, ls42-Thousands
tracts Of land ani lots in towns, were sold Tor
nader The Revenue Laws Of Virginia, In the Fail OF lsio,
be redeeaabe after October If purchased by ndri-
although perhaps much I'll. largest portion OF the tracts
~ me names OF n"n-resdens, yet many ned by cti'
% Tue state Who have either trusted much TO agents or
@se neglected 10 pay The Nes. THIS therefore de-
u 10 eau ue attention OF all persons sied the subject
1muncatlons addes>edt tins utfc. win he attended TO-
u. JAS h. HEATH, Auditor Of Public Accounts
10y 10 2-tIJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
ID. VI. Hoyt & Co.'s Office,

ID. VI. Hoyt Il Co.'s Office.
Richmond Ia
ERE another splendid Scheme will he drawn 21th May,
~ aad lioyi s c" have the selling of the Capitals
3prt;ss Of $50 900, amounting to SIo,0OO, ana
Tickets only $40.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, decided by drawing Of New
'"'ry Lottery, Class u, draw, May 2Gth, 1872:
Ech and Splendid Scheme
% " 5000 amounting to $4,000.
" 250lOl
Also, SO00O 600, 2a77, 50 Of 900, &C., &C., and
Tickets only So
certificate 81 package of % whole tickets in the above
eadm Scheme will be furnished by oyt CO. for the eareme-
. .N Prs u s}l,-havc> SGj-quarters S32 So
PERSON holding certificate of package in this Lottery can
nv lie ..rtc $4,000 pres and also sO,00U... Club to-
HoYT & CO.
NAY 4-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

COMMIsSION BUSINESS. offer my services to my friends
,S The nnblic as Commission Merchant. Conssnments
,n ', JAMES G.. WATSON, on nth street
- w''' or" ~ " $50 J. G.. w.
Tor INA, pnPose' 49, Helm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
twice 4 week,


~ N o., aas and Marriages from the country, whenever
~ 1av handwriting unknown At this office must he auhen
t,t enorsatiu ote Postmaster III the neighborhood
;g N!in no published. Every measure that has
taken 10 prevent mpusnn and quizzes, has proved hereto
nnagam.-Wr must, therefore insist in such case upon
Communication being certified by Of the Postmaster
on bnk nf theikt.er.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

NOTICE TO BUILDERSSeaed Proposals Will be received
by the Board If Directors the Eastern unatc Asylum,
for the construction of Brick Budng M
6 stories high besides the basement pan
and particulars may obtained by application to The subscribers
RIO. McCASDllSH,
b. TUCKER,
s. F. BRIGHT,
RO. SAUNDERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

nR0FESsJoNAL NoTCE-The office Of Reporter Of the de-
csions othe Court of Appeals having been aceep'eu oy m
,oanse during nv continuance practise in the Court
nj Iewsburg as well at Richmond o,,.soy
- - 3-3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RrcHaosp, FEB nh le42.
ny virtue of resolution adopted by the General Assembly VI
ID Virginia, the 4 day of February, 1872 90 neatny s
ootce 10 all persons claims the state al virginia oI
bounty their heirs assigns to present e
s,me for adjustment h day of March, 1872 or su
claims shall considered and held TO ne @
the claims of and soldiers were 10
M Hoard of War al the close entitled 10 land bounty
~ ~ " S. II. PARKER, Reg. H. 0Gee:
-. 81 II
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l6 .7cres Valuable spe,cmarro,o and GRASSY Creek

Tobacco Land for Sale.
N the 18Th day OF June sha offer for sale h, relI
known Tract of Land wherein Joel Strong formerly lived
NE spewmaow and Grassy creek, with good dwelling and
@ necessary out houses The plantation laid Off in four
aoi shifts with portion Of high and fiat land in each and
Mains 100 EACH This land well known TO he one of
and desirable farms in Granville, situated near the
i- between Gainesville, Oxford and Henderson from 10 IN
es Of each place, with nearly 800 of land in
sung pine growth which Of fine quality for tobacco wheat
The land will be sold without reserve, premises
DAY above If fair NOT the fair day If any person
10 view the land, Mr. Hiard who lives the premises
.how them The any time.
Ahout 81 $40 will be required In cash, annual pay
on the balance with interest The sale will be certain
* place without, reserve
Nylo Anu l. "iLLi Ial1S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

TIE Ladies o the State Of Virginia invited to call at the
Golden Roane Store, II street, where they Will DO served
Millinery Goods OF every description, al The lowest cash
s consisting Of The latest ty les of French Gimp, Prince Al
~ Nhthone, shell and Wave Baids, Madonna, Fancy and
m Florence and Straw Braids also, silk, Taultou and Lawn
"' every style and colour: Ribbons, Flowers and hume
" iae articles tedious trouble the Printer to mention
t's', Richmond, Va.
NlyN At
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~ h. The stock of Cattle, &C., will he sold at the same time
and place Among Cattle there valuable blood
cd stosk r. II.
Aprl llo-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

4 SLE.-SiC0O0O of Virginia per cent State Stock
5000 Of Richmond Cry per Stock In suns To SUI
Nay q 4-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

UNIVERSITY OF vIHGINIA-The Chair Of Mathematics IN
this having become vacant by the resignation OF
pofor sylvester the Board of Vsers will proceed to fill the
vacancy AZ their annual meeting the Isl of July next
Applications should he addressed TO Dr. Gessner harsoh,
Chairman of the Faculty, Unver-ty Of Virginia
w. H. WOoDLEY, Proctor u Of "a
.nz 1910 l0-tlJy
az The Editors the Richmond Whig National nieicencer
and Globe Washington city, requested To insert TIE above ~
and 10 forward respective accounts to
NJ ' f"r' w H. W.. p u Of ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
IL Youpo Druppis,s, Groccrs, DC.

EIOR RENT nR SaLE--A brick bnlt Tenement, consisting
excellent and cellar with dwelling apartments for
family, garden, buildings &C. In the centre Of the
Main 0f Williamsburg Va, fitted lrnc and apohe
carys labelled bottles drawers and implements
grer the remaining stock Of recent medicines
be taken valuations and Immediate posses
sion will he given.
The of coming in will he made such 10 render this
desirable opportunity of moderate
tai DESTROYS of cmlaikng in such business There is
drug the and "f ability indus
try VIII meet with good encouragement For
address paid 10 Professor Mneton
William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va
MAY 10 lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

nOWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY-The exercises of the
embracing period of four months, VIII con-
h Monday in June and close the last Friday IN
September following.
Trims Ssson-Board and Tuition in English Branch
Music including Of The Piano, Sl6 French s. An
fee Of So will be required from each member OF the Class IN
Natural Philosophy.
Gentlemen wishing To secure situation for their children and
immediate application, and Will di
rect their communications Smthville, Pow haian.
J. Is. TINSLEY Principal.
MAY 10 l-St