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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.1 r
uAITIuoRI. Nav 2d 1870

IConesIondence 81 the Herald
BALrIuoRE, May I'd, 1872
Mn. EDITOR -
II was pleasing TO witness yesterday morni1p the
lads and lasses returning from the country, where
they had been "Mayng," each with beautiful
bouquet little trophy Of their rural exeursion
Those who were morally inclined have substituted
this morning to indulge in the time-honorcd Gus
tom.
To-day general resumption takes racs BY the
banks of this State. There is not the slghlex pos
sble shadow ofexcemcnt, or disposition manifested
TO create one The amount Of circulation at present
by the banks Of Baltimore, does not exceed 4s00 OOO
which they could meet with at any time.
Railroad orders are fast retiring. About SsoO,OOO
of them have been funded orcity stock which il
in good demand again al TO- The stock market
generally has improved This is certainly IN arsu-
mcnt in favor Of our banks, for il tho community
had not great confidence in them, thcy wouid not
be willing to pay an advance, especially 90 near the
Captain Levy. who was recently tried end dis
missed the Navy, has been ordered to have nav
trial before the present Court Martial, previous TO
The very handsome donation OF Sl8l "a IL
cents WINS collected by the stmdrnts Of ST. Mary's
College, and sent to his honor the Mayor, on Sa-
turday, to be appropriated to the sufferers by the
Medora.
The ceremony of laying the corner stone Of
new Catholic church, called st. Johns was per-
formed yesterday afternoon, in presence of We
nv large concourse Of people. THIS is the second
ceremony. of the kind we have had within three
days, both by the Catholics
Two companies Of the ". ). Artillery, number
ing l50 men, arrived here from Old Point Comfort
on Saturday evening, in the Georgia, and departed
last evening for New York, to be in readiness, pro-
yided their services are wanted IN Rhode Island
They will possibly be in your city before this reach
es you. The mail which previously leti, ms city
On Sunday morning al o'clock, doesnot leave row
until O'Clock in the evening. This accounts for
your not receiving letter yesterday as usual.
RopERICx.
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FAsaIoSABLR MovRMBsTs.-Mr. Van Buren, has
reached vicksbursh, where he was treated to an
elegant banquet. He has left for " up stream" lie
did not call at NateAex Mr.. Clay has reached Pitts
Sn<sh 81 his way home; he was invited to a great
public dinner, bat hadn't time. Boz is As busy
bcs aking nstes at Niagara Fails he was 10 leave
there for Montreal this day He writes TO friend
in f.s city that the beauty Of the Fails surpasses his
expectations. Lord Morpcth has been invited to 4
personal inspection Of the negroes in Louisiana
honor declined. He left New Orleans April sd
Lord Ashburoq lie getting along slowly in Washing
tea.
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TE PIRsT MOVE TOWARDS SHEDDING Blood
Two companies of United States troop, have left
this city for Newport, Rhode Island, there 10 join
sws ether companies under Moor Payne. Pretty
ssaiRssnt.
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BvaIAis ~ vAuLr.-By the proceedings of the
oonmon Council last evening, it will be perceived
that tho ordinance prohibiting the burial OF bodies
in private vaults below Grand street, under penalty
Of 1850, was repealed.
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ANOTHER SIGNIFICANT MOVEMENT. Major General
Wool, commanding the Eastern DIVISION has ar
nveda, Newport, ready for action in case blood must
TOW,
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Tns BRrYrsu QuEM noble steamer, under
the command Of Captain keanc, leaves Antwerp for
New York tomorrow, on her regular trips.
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ArrsxTnRsr.-Do Don Juan de Ia Grsnja the former
viss Copsul Of Mexico for this city, who was re-
seaay superseded, has now been appointed Consul
tasssrsl Tor the United States
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tn MKT SrRANERs.-The hae steam ship, the
Caledonia, has now been out IA days, and we may
erpect her news hcre tomorrow morning. or at the
farthest, Thursday I, will be highly interesting,
an il will bring tho ultimate division on Sir Robert
Pssl's new system OF revenue and finance, and Va
aous Other matters OF interest to this country.
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NAY 2-Ths Court oommrnc ed i,s May yesterday
in the City Hall before Chief Justice Nelson and Judges
Bronson and Cowen.
Mr.. John A. Barry who ia respect to hs lady, spIe-r
to realize the homeiy alagc,
she vii, III, will. zoe u'sy dsI-nd onf,
II she won't, shs wont-so there's a end nnt-
moved the Court by petition for writ Of hsirsk corpus
requiring Thomas X Mercein father Of Mrs. Barry and
with whom herself and her little girl v~) produce the
person OF his child Mary Mercen Barry ss-rring that
me SAID Thomas r. Unjust, holds said child. No.
IL appears from the petition that Barry the
mouse OIL Mrhercein In January last: ami Cor n momenf
saw ms paby nut his wifi caught her up In her aud
carried her to upper room after which .hs PLACED her
sell on the stairs and although he ples hard
ner ina. a.. intentions were of the best hind she r,ssa
70 allow him again To her Ne returned 10 his hous
IN Liverpool, N .. In March. he came again 10 Nx~
York bringing their other child with him md xr,r 40
her through friend for an interview. she replies. ,hss
she would grant such bn. must be in presence Of her
she could not he allowed TO her other child TN M,
interview had been afforded To this no Ia
been returned Finding every effort in vain 10 get M.
wife again to join him. or TO give him the care and Gus
ody of his child he makes tho present apple alton for
writ Of habeas corpus &c Tho Chief Justice stated IN
his petition would be considered and early decision
given. Argument then heard In q lquidstci not.
case, after which the Court adjourned
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CHATHAM TnRATRE.-The new vaudevilles pro-
duced last evening, met with the greatest success
The light, agreeable style of the pieces, the care and
expense with which they have been got up accom-
panied by the favor with which Mr.. Scott was re-
ceived as Erasmus Bookworm, which by the by, is
a new line Of character for that sterling actor, eli
cite the warmest applause Scott was called out at
the close of the piece, and made neat and appro-
pri ate address. This evening entire vaude-
vile written expressly for the Chatham and entitled
Courship, is to be brought out, with other popular
entertainments.
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NavAL.-Thc U. :. friga,e Columbia, CAPTAIN
Parker. bound to New York, dropped down to
Hampton Rosd- yesterday in tow of the steamer
Poinsett, and having a favorable wind, probably
proceeded TO sea. The u :. brig Dolphin dropped
down Yesterday from the Navy Yard TO the anchor.
age below We learn that Commander John l..
Saunders has been ordered to the U. s. Navy Yard
Ciosport, vice Commander Page, relieyed.-NoJoth
Herald Of Aprii 9th.
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Circuit Court and Court or Oyer and Ter.

The May term Of this Court commenced yesterday he
fore Judge Kent and Aid. Balls and Hatfield
The names oflGrand Jurors called. Judge Kent
stated that a sufficient number had answered.
Grand Jury had also been summoned to-day for the
of Sessions which obv the necessity Of being
gained here. The Graud Jury Therefore discharg
ed for the term.
On motion of Mr. David Graham, the trial Of William l..
Stone, of the Commercial Advertiser for libel the
Court Of Oyer and Termner, set down for Fria,
next.
In the case OF Thomas Topping, under indictment for
the murder of his wife Mr. Hart said Pie would be ready
on Monday next Mr.. Whiting, District Attorney, acqu
escng, the trial set down for that day.
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Court CalcMder---This Day.
Court Of Common Pleos.-Part Mos. 1863, -, TO- IS
o. -. ~.
Part 2.--Nos. 90, ia, IL, 10, 80, 1873, $50.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos l, - to 88, IS, 3d. IL, AZ, ~.
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I<plAN DusaArIo> delegation from the Kan.
sss trib. ri Indians. CONSISTING al sly chsefs and
l~o braves were nj ~ Lou. at thu last dates, On
their way 10 Washington.
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JuDGE HIScxsoS.-Ths individual has been fined
ten dollars and cost for assault the editor of
the Clinton Republican.
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ihk BARRY C,~<.-Almost ss soon as the Sai-
preme Court opened yesterday morning in this city,
Mr. Barry appeared, and presented a petition for a
writ OF habess corpus TO bring the body of his
daughter before the Court SO tina, this celebrated
suit has TO be gono all over again. Mr. Barry looked
IN good health and sri,s, and says that he is de-
termined never to lei the question be settled until
he gets his child We shall see.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE
BY TIRE
SOUTHERN 4 WESTERN MAILS.
The wings and the Presidrnt-Reuort NJ
dsoy. p~lods II er- xsc
Washington.

tsoussIondsncs Of IN. H-sid.l
NJ Am Na--IuN h..-I 10 A,
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General Harlan, the Yankee Leader Of the
Aflghans.

We give the following in relation TO the above
named gentleman, who is certainly one of the mos,
remarkable men of the day, unless there il con-
siderable snattering OF bombast in his character.-
PHILADELPHIA, May !, 1872
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

DICnMOND MEDICAL COLL M Mnndsy III.
III Lectures IN this Institution WI commence We
Of October, aud continue nolhs u, ,c,rr of
John Cullen 81 d., Professor Of the Iheo'9 anu '"'
dicine - r ,f,,.,. M.Jica and
The. upeutios. oh,e,r. and Diseases Of
Wnnr and Children. .,..,, i, nd phv .nIacy
Aus. L. Warner, VI. D., Professor oil surgery a'' SUI
tony. : c...,;.,,y nd Pharmacy
Professor, Cuen md Warner will each deliver w in,n
Iecturcs week in the Infmary al i- ooeee; ,,,yn,
an two week az the AIms House, and Professor I 80 in
Lectures nj The Penisenary ana Cty nh
,ere.nr cases pesen, themselves. Thcae ihsl r,;nca
arre nnmbe Of instructive cases, and me ,,hou
Lectures TO all Of which the Student WI We
charge VIII afford him rare advantages nr becoming a., annro
with the types OF Southern Diseases ana % (i,r,
nrae treatment The Surgical cases adHea INTO NJ ner
in6rmary afford the Professor Of surgery oppo,. h. class.
many of the mar minor operations before
The facilities for the study Of practical ANATOMY M and i
,nv where The ua,rie for dissection hot "ntsi and
.yrnsye Anatomical Museum Is well stored WIN "0''
morbid preparations. ,,,, oe .,erin,rns in Mate
The Chemical Apparatus and collection OF r. faci
si,dica are very cornpre In hnc Inc no AN,
ir. f,r The nro.ceuon Of Medical studies unsurpassed =
similar Institution in ths county,
Fees $40 TO each Professor ,,,, ,.,,,nt, attend
The price of Board, Including iuri, i.t'' 80
ahce' %e si'A ARG l. WARNER, Dean Ct tho faeay.
Jnr %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

.r,tp Avn FEMALE SEMINARY-Tho exercises of this
tl summary vii Commence usual the first Monday IN
o,oh.r nd end nm the 3 Of July, making session oi ten
months. .,.,. ,,,,., h-,..,.s m , nI,iu
,r Edc,ti arc The Greek, Latin and French Languages
and su1icieu, knowledge OF the moral pnysIe', anu
Young man, comli1'ey, ""
cunp his C,Iepiate studies with success Lessons Oh ' "
fn,s in r.. GIVEN IL desired, by M Bncs native o uef
English and scitntlca sn,J1ets " ~ "o
y The subscriber and Creek Latin and french Languages
By associate teacher, Mr N H. u, " IN r.fr
In regard 10 himself the subscriber deems sncien "
Ia the Professors of William Nary anu w osn,i y, W. IL
qualifications state, hnt he completed s " , n,;,m
University of Virginia. obtained from tue raens o ILL ~
in qualified 10 fill tie "
n,aui,y in William aud sary College u 10 f"e, wa. VI ~, -
lid not ol nj, me situation which lie was
a,su I'm. hst q; the ;hity-iee candidates who W.
nn., commended Tor lneH ciesiea
a,anmrn,s hr would been The tbrd ehnce VI INC III
Besides, Gait experience I'd .aes' " w ~
speak aud write the French Language c,.a. ,we,y.
ncs m,e,sd rnon the Of his avoeaton az t~ese
u age has been practising those duties, ~ ~ h
the months and by his perecl d.norn,ent
skill in npang H. aud his amable ana NJ; ,,s and nat
has gained the esteem and confidence ""''' " 10
en- m q sr.sion.
The fee far the p,ain English subjects Is Sso oo
Greek La in nnd the scienees' on ., o w :.
s." French, IA 90 n quarter
The fees for Music and French are Independents W 49,
stQuenty additional 10 the resi- u,.o 10, tho acrommo
The subscriber has opened Boarding ous, W. amd is nre
dalton Of his male and female pupils from =, s0 scs
us,sd 70 take bsween twenty and thirty boarders al md
aion. His boarders will be- a all tlnfr and
will have nronpr attention paid their comfort d In
moral habits half of the boara anu ; pnns will be
advance and IN, other the end rt the iha me of
Id viii ,i,,n ana boarders with hoard tionl .ne 'n
brcomuc SUCH the conclusion % uo paks used In the
drawn nv tls consent Of tho subs6ripef1 - hi. nlare
seIainsry be purchased al INC va q J. D. PRYOR
Williamsburg August 80, 1872
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chnrl,.r,c 70. Va. aur ., 1912.

rf,RUsTEE'S SALE CT VALUABLE kEAi. 20 -, Ill
pursuance Of l;eqd VI Trust executed by iiens
hearing date tie day ~ ai lea7, .nd q" record IN 'n r
County Court of llai.fay, fr the pn5Io-r oi r'"s %
nonry due 10 the Parne,>' Of virginia, ~ Surviving
Trustee SHALL On Monday the 18th day Of October nes, '
NOT then the fair day, proceed TO se'i Oh .e
=, ,uh, auo,on very valuable Of Land, situated III e
county ilafy, sxlr-n mile. t. Of ilr t", ,n an"
lIurtiu. creek adjoining The ands 81 Cl lien
others and containing l,tt0 Zone halt 81 "e .
ing in original grow o WOODS with an ahlndan' SUPP.
buildtna timber" The following narr particular I.
the property il given ny well acquainted WIN IT,
On This t,ar, Land from l3i 10 l5) acres o eooa
creek fiat land free inniatinn ard very ttte "e
taon in good repair under good cultivation, ,ea.
,ya,errd situated 10 the main south
where lie s,a.e passes repa.srs three t;mrS rsh a"
near good srlsl min! and cotton niae, m - and
IT, enhances value 'f The ;nhred land ne .s W. i
from the plantation rvrry direction are hhe. NC
hood il remarkable health, intelligence h"'.! an"
wealth Of ,s clizrs Tn. buildings CONSIST "i S'', ,
Portable dwelling, present occnprd by The oversee, w. H. =,
houses sufficient for the place. This Estate Is wen " VIC "
tention Of capitalists"
The terms of sac will be cash ..,,,or &C T,s,oo
3I-tds
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E1tensire sale of I,nlvnble Jumes Rirsr LANDS.

Ertensice sale of Taivabie James Rirsr L.7.fDS
the City of Riclmnnd the subscribers the Cpd day OF
September 1885 for the purpose therein set FORTH We sal pro
next IL fair If tot fair day. following valuable
estates lying James River and nckaoe Creek, viz:
Mann Randolph Esq., containing iy survey, acres large
portion n which consists river low grounds $50 being IN
uckahos Island with considerable body ON Tuckahoc Crre
This estate lies in compact FORM the buildings near he
the open land aud the whole off in excellent heart
is situated immediately in The line Of the coal fornaon having
pits now !" operation on each aide ; e and few ago
were extensively worked 'n the Promises u Is believed %
much Coal could be raised ii The water were drawn %"
'nd that lands o favorable prospect to those "o
wish tn engage in the coal Lu.ness .
No The land formerly owned by the late James Cur
RE, called Ehrst containing by survey 6Ia aerrs, 81 w
l7' low grounds aud 5 acres, part thereof are o
Tuckahoc Island This has it an excellent two sor.
brick succeed dwelling with an ice house ana other con'ene"
The Plantation, purchased of the late David
Meade Randolph, containing 6i acres "t which l12 acres are
low sonns9 being on Tuchaoe Island aud sla acres
the main land besides large body OF second low sro"ds
There dwelling house on this land which, with some epH
might he made II comfortable residence. .
No. L. tract of Land Lunght by Thomas Mann Randolph
having Gii,t and Saw M and containing by survey
1861 ACRES the bed Of the old mill pond no d;aird by
Tuckaoe Canal which contains by survey Gs acres and wnch
expense laur, might he made eAceii meadow
On about 4 acres at the " Mr. Randolph has reserved
right dig eua This land aj"ns No. l. and was sei',ar'
from il ty the riac line VIII he run Dc
them before the SALE which vii then be made KNOW"
These II" land are contiguous to each other 's "
River Canal passing through the three hrs and The uckaoe
Canal us the last They form b"dy u" land o ycat el
ity, and IN the highest STATE Of improvement, ihe,r vI
10 Richmond hring distant um twelve miles The h'
iagcs The Canal which the foot of the hls ~ m
alton br injury, the means II AFFORDS oi e
tim power there being perpetual waste 81 wa
points, with the value If HE coal property hhe u,
desiIa real estate that was ever rsfeu Tor
sale in Virginia About 2 10 have been inc WIN cia'
The quantity Of wheat, about 9Jo BUSHELS W" Oe
this Autumn. 49,,
The tracts offered for sale nj Ese, which Is nearly
central above described The term. " be- one
fourth m the purchase none. cash, and the resiue in three
payments Bonds, with approved security nearing MR.
day Of SALE sh deeds nj trust "n The property, WI"
he required by the purchaser Possession VIII be gwen 'e i''
January, lei3. ,,.., ,,.
survey the property will soon be deposited at the exchange
Reading Room the city Of Richmond The premises wi he
shown 10 any Of seeing Them by Mr. AVIS the ma
y. W. i.El1u, =. Trustees.
Soon after Lands sod, the Slaves Stocks Crops, &c.
~ - Is. W. l..
W.T.. W.
1i--Ida
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FALL. AM WINTER GOODS.

FALL AM WINTER GOODS
THE suhcrihes received BY the packets Tuscarca Man
neral D Goods suited present and approach
in. season. \ part of which a. follows, - ..,
t,a super medium and fine Cloths and Cass'inef"s coil
.r.us choice assortment oi coors and patterns
Sgper medium and low priced ken,ucSy Jeans
ro do do Satne,s, al! ooio's
,',,loaa Pains heavy Kersrys, napi c"'tons. &c
Nr,,nn, Va rncia anI Swansdown Nestins
PAN ami figured velvet, silk and satin d"
plvn s,rlpe., and plaid Linsets
Pos Wt.tnrv, paint aud Duff Blankets
R,a, Welsh aud other non shrinking F'anne'
led, vel ow, AID gGeen do, very cheap -
knitting and earning yarn AMI zephyr W orstru 49,, >.
an and .uei Moeln de Laines, from the richest styles 20
f3gafra and sst,n striped Chseys and B"rabazn-.
l., and 81 French and English Merinos
.;i,aei, lIs'r., and RuSc;,n Palf1
H;cb figured striped Silks and Reps
rajn hack dc Rhine ard Gro de Swiss
sg.-f Brucie Shawls ana ScariS
SATIN, SIX, AID velvet do
Thread, { IA. Isle, and hohinet l.aces aud Eas'hgs
1arle,cn bubinct aud wash Blond
iacr, h.ack and hiie SIX and cottan nos"
Lambs wool t., 'fino, mptaviin and servants. ho
Ladies wooden thihet ard silk Gloves ana MiilS
Camhrc JlcnU,i, Swiss and Tar'eon hnsh
l;.,h Linens, Lawns, Danrlsk and Table tlolh ~,
p.ys Lorderel hen. stitched, and plain thread esnic mana
ket sict.
Stghe, medium, and lowpriced FRENCH hsis'' a'u ''
i,t,n a,6i and furniture Caicot'
Iafsc aud small che cked super Ginsiiam7
C,:.Iia2, or Cloths Bilze, aud hearth hu.S ,n
Of cached aud unh'each-d and coIru
.sz BED Ticking, apron and furniture Cheeks ia'' 'nee'
iA,> Sal:tin.I, Ozraturgs, &c, &c -, -
VI haze for wears pas purchased all goods WIN c1s ana
.hr bnt never have we been able 20 ist ~ w.,
,- al which goods offered t;>h or aeseP'ah'' "
a,u ale the cond,lon7 which our sales nre mate.
" VALENTINE BREEDEN, < co..
a,- 4l-4,a;w2w
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Sept. l6

VALUABLE STANTON RIVER LAND FOX sahfI- ne
subscriber o,r.rs saie privately, li' uirt oil au s.
~, ,ryrs Til. tract rs lhc waters oil stanton
river nca, Coles ferry hs'lie comfy there are i r,
OF low grounds the largest portion oi when Is ~ ef
surcTin: Guh!y ana W c""u
h,a and contains upwards Of 300 acre, 81 well tifr"
hand ana some very h:iy improved "hacc" lois ana ha ~
~. ,,,Ir land is in high Of improvement nee Is
also ON HE river Fishery belonging 10 SAID tract Welding %
ns the selson plentiful supply OF fish, there are several a'
d orchard. IN this trt portion M which u :" lie most
choir. kind of fruit The dwelling hnn.e II In 90 anu '"n"
dious two story building, good repair containing zen o'
Tie out buildings 'in h-
movements Ihs land lies remarkably WELL ana IS Niru w -
very healthy and pleasant Sert"n "i Country anu ~ m 8
There can more ursaDe o
fanny residence. r, ~, 10, J,v If
If hi. land sold privately before TUESDAY! ' ~ nv y,
yr.m,y rr, / shall, IN that d.y tie premises, sr a.
nnlc aucon 10 highe.; bidder, Oil tr following i.
s. OC0 to paid the tint LAY OF May nr'' M
r. ,h nnhose none, To be- paid equal annual h''a
ents the whoe 10 interest from the day al SAFE h"n"'
apuroyrd security, will L- required OF tile purchaser anu
al trust on the land further security. ;, =, ;,.,
T. H. II private sale should be made, due n1'e VIZ vnrT
:. A. - ,a,, 31-tdl
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EIDCCATIoN.-Dr. MAUPIN'S School will be orenrd on
IL cnday. d October i'll the School House OF Inc aeiio-
dist Church, upqo-iie 81. James Church.
The elementary higher branches Of English Educa'Ion
Ancient an.uaurs Mathematics Modern Will
bc taught II the school.
Mr. j. Guii.I..;f well known accomplished Teacher
in give instruction in Modern Languages.
Ia The department Ancient Languages DR.. NJ will ~ as
~ JOHN ~ ENDEEN, ~ NJ, graduate Of The Uni
ver~iiy Of Virginia.
7trn,-sr0 per session Of monrhs payable half IN adj
vance ard nf March. An extra fee Of l VIII be
charged for instruction IN hud-rn Lln:rigcs
rlass fer Examinations upon Chemistry will e formed o
sur Pupis n. may choose the Lectures upon the sub
ject the Medical College
Dr. Maupn would hr willing TO take two boys a. boarGes IN
his family They would The advantage Of his constant
p-rvision further fafnas, apply at his Residence, next
iou. u The % pIesty rtan Church. - .
Sr,L0
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2roIIcE-Tae franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
N pointed A. Maddox their Agent, who will be furnished ~
hs S;c,s two below III. Bank OF virginia, WIZ, ,
surpy If all The varieties Writing Paper made ct tier NIL
Fouscp, acnp packet post and letter palr a wn ,
vii, sell by and retail such prices AZ cannot " "
satisfy the public. City aud country merchants ana
The Stale generally respectfully invited to examine ms
and see il le, interest 10 enconIaee o0es'e miami
c,",uye. RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
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