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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-05-04

National Boards, the fact that they still
sympaihize with and support the Coloniz.
alton scheme, should be conclusive against
their claims to the support Of Christian
aboliiionists. 1.-THE members Of our me.
tropolitan Boards. sitting at the fountain
head of intelligence, do not know better
than to support the Colonization Society,
then they show that they are incomPe-
tent to- the prudent and proper manage
ment Of Christian and benevolent lnslitu-
tons. They are more ignorant on sucn
subjects than the mass OF their contriou-
tors in the interior ofthe coubtry, and It
is high time that men OF more Intelligence
and OF a nicer sense Of Christian proprie,y
and morality were selected in their plac-
es. This is the most charitable conclu.
sion at which we can arrive. Not 10 re-
pudiate earnestly and openly the decep-
tive and cruel scheme of American ex-
.palrialion, is to give evidence either OF
gross Ignorance or ofa culpable disregard
ofihe first principles ofhumanitY q justice.
Again, what security can we have that
our Missionary Boards. whose members
maintain a studied silence 10 respect 10
popular forms Of iniquily at home, will
not favor and inculcale a similar policy
on the part oftheir missionaries. in respect
to popular iniquities abroad? If they
dare not oppose sin in America, because
it is connected with the churches, how dc
We know that they will not shrink from
opposing sin, in Palestine or Armenia, il
connected with professed Christian church.
est lfthey can be silent, or submit tc
compromise respecting heathenism and
oppression OF home, why MT in respect tc
heathenism and oppression abroad2 l
they can temporize in respect 10 slave
holding, why not in respect 10 idoatry2
These are questions that have otter
forced themselves upon my own mind
And within lew days, | have been pu
in possession of a document that assure:
me my apprehensions were not ground
less OF the facts contained in this docu
merit | may give your readers some &C.
count n another communication In The
meantime, let me invite reflection on ths
suggestions | have now made. And lie
me inquire whether there are not reason.
enough for Withholding our support from
the A. B. @. F. M, constituted as j. nov
is, aside from the question whether or ~
II will continue to solicit the contribution
Of shareholders, or whether it will adop
resolutions against slavery.
There is, indeed, little or no ground c
hope that the A. B. @. F. M. will d.
either Of these things last mentioned
The arguments of their friends, at the lat
Clinton convention, were chiefly argu
ments against any change Of policy o
the part of the Board. And letter fror
friend in New York city. jus: now CON
TO hand. containing such particulars re
speeding the recent meeting Of the Boar
in that city. and Of The intercourse ha
with some Of the principal members b
prominent abolitionists, as convey strong
iy The impression that nothing more fs
vorable is 10 be expected from that quar-
ter. WILLIAM GooDELL.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-05-04
Popular Religious Leaders and Reform.
WHO ARE THE INFIDELS9

There is quite 100 much assumption on
the part Of some who take FIRE at once
when any attempt is made at investigation
into the character and conduct of the
church and the clergy. BY many. the
assumption is carried, not only to impu,
dence. but 10 impiety. It is assumed that
whatever is said by way Of exposing the
base and hypocrilical conduc: of profess
ors, is said against Christianity-lhat
whatever is said and done in this way, in
regard 10 any of the clergy. is said and
done against Jesus Christ Just as if all
whoiake upon themselves The profession
must on that account. be looked upon and
treated as inialliblel Is not this impu-
dent enoogh3 What does popery claim
more2 And jnstas though all who take
upon themselves the sacerdotal robes, are,
on that account without reference 10 their
conduct. to be identified with the immaco.
late:Jesus! What impiety could exceed
such an assumption
The craiiiness and cunning sleight o
hand exercised BY many OF the popuIal
clergy, and their employed agents ant
tools, ia se'.ing Off these mastery imposi
lions upon the people, are truly wonder.
ful. In their outrageous insolence. IN
parallelIed eifron.ery, and utter disregard
Of honesty and fair dealing. They are benz
on branding with iafdsiity." all who
presume 10 call in question the Christian
iiy Of q church that is full Of msns,ealine
and murder. And. by the way. these too
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-05-04
onsnaixe Mea.nrea.

Are measures TO be condemned and sci
at nauehi, merely because they disturb and
give offense? Are we to reject and cast off
as OUT enemies, all those who deal out to US
unpalatabIe and disquiering truths? As
well might we chide and turn away the
surgeon for giving US pain in replacing a
dislocaied joint, or in removing fun from
an eye. They who refuse TO be dealt faith,
fully with, are unfai;hfui to themselves
And they who refuse TO deal faithfully with
Others, for fear Of disturbing or offending
them, are unfaithful 10 Jesus Christ, who
has forbidden their seeking to save THEN
own reputation. Who is our true friend
he who Aatlers us in our sins2 or he who
faithfully exposes them to us?- be who
would make us content 10 remain in ease
| where we are2 or he who would lead Us
onward and upward, though the way he
here and there rugged aud the element:
sometimes boisterous
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-05-04

During the late meeting Of the Catholic
charitable association in Boston, the tins
bers which supported about one half of The
floor gave way, preciptating portion OF
the audience into the rooms below. 70
Our readers will, Of course, understand
that this was not done by vote Of the Asso-
ciation.-V. Bdp. Journal.
Discerning "readers will, Of course, I'M
derstand that this" is designed as a side
thrust in the dark, from the Editor Of the
Journal, in defense OF the Committee. ap-
pointed at Poultney. Such is the pi,iful
sophistry that il is necessary 10 use - and
such The dastardly manner Of using it - to
cover up an Ubiquitous transaction. There
is al least two-fold failure in the sophis-
try. /. The floor aeas broken by the Asso-
cialion qnhiLe in session. Whereas the
Committee was not appointed by the Con-
vention, at Poultney, but by indiridudls,
and not in the same building where the
Convention has held. g. The breaking of
the floor was not an act that could be " done
by cote of the Association p so that The
illustration fails altogether. If may be
permitted TO draw certain words and phrases
from the language of this Editor, copied
into the Telegraph last week, and thus turn
his own blows upon his own back - which
is no retaliation, and at which be ought moi
10 complain i should say that in the fore
going paragraphs be has "tortured the
| truth mot $50 as TO make out good case"
but for that purpose, and 20 "answer a
party turn"; and that he has made "hon-
esty and manliness Of purpose crouch TO
Jssuitical juggling" "to patch up" the
character" of his employers. He must
try again. There is no remedy for sin like
repentance and reformation. This the Com
miltee are determined not to use; and the
Editor of the Journal is their instrument, TO
aid them, as well as he can, in defending
their course. With those who make party
interests paramount to truth he and they
may succeed. But does good cause re-
quire such measures? Can il be benefited
by them2 rs-.. ..... = IT,.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-05-04

- Report says tha, the last number
of the Vernon, Baptist Journal contains
an attack on the Telegraph. 1t has not
been sent TO the Telegraph Office. Will
the Editor have the magnanim;ly and
manliness to forward a copy2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
- DAVENPORT a ALIEN
n. fuIE
ANN SMITH ACADEMY,
LEXINGTON Va.
II. BRADSHAW N pru.in.I

tnE next session Of 10 months will commence OF
- thursday, the LIST sepiemt er Nc young lady Will
De ADMIT ed Tor shorter period than months nor will
any allowance I've made for time unless oeeasone
by rrutracten sickness
ne tef ms per half session Of months
GLIDING bed and be iin. washing lights and fuel ss5
Room REM 50 Tuition IA any or all OF the branches
cessaTy 70 a coEptete English education 20 lain
Greek OF French SO Music SIC. Use Of Piano or Gui.
rsS drawing and Painting, with OF Prins II
- Fancy WoTk slOthe amount be paid in s.Ivabee
or AZ inc end OF each half session With per addict
In This "a suion the stretcs paid TO the Tor
nation OF ay-ke manners, and the religious
enhnre OF nc pupils. scetaIan views however al
an times carefully avoided 1t will doubt, be crafty.
Ing lartcuary 10 the friends OF yion know that
TIE Teachers employ tor the
menbers-two are members OF the Presbyferan ami
OF the Episcopal Church; and their character ua
cations as Teachers rank the the country
" pr uned that the bare mention of the Of
Loy Mss Hewitt and Captain williamson. COT the vir
GINA Military Institute, who has engaged charge
OF the Drawing and Painting classes will be sufficient
Iccomnens the Ann smith Academy, least far as
enlightened Community.
Lexington. July u, lSi2 iuo6 et.w4uv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR
SAL

pursuance Of the provisions of two Deeds Of Trust
shecmed 10 Frank Hufin, the 18th lay Of Ocfo
her. 1880 and the the TON day Of Nov is9 by Tho
Jordan iof certain purposes therein specified and DULY
cnrdcd IA the Clerks office OF the county King
william, The uudersigned substituted Trustee by ap-
ponnent OF Court 10 the provisions OF said
leeds 81 rust In place OF The said Frank 2un resign
cd oilers for sale al Ayles Warehouse. the Ith
August ist2 all the Furniture belonging house. or
use therein, now occupied by said Thomas Jordan
Tavern. TIE furniture comprises two sofas side
board number cf superior feather beds
articles OF value, needless mention There will also be-
offered for sale schooner called Virginia, pair OF
hortes all OF said Thomas Joraos stcc of
Tie one Wagon, one gig, one hoTse-car draw,
WIN vie " OF accommodating the the eni-
ene@ Of pur hascrs aud at the Instance Of crcor for
all sums above ten dosrs ca u Of SIX months, approv.
Cd security bo gwen, Will be allowed, for all undcT
$40 cash viii be required Selling Trustee. course
only sneh lille will be conveyed sves;cj under the said
Deeds Of Trust. BENJAMIN DEW.
iu21 cGf Trusfec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
IyD1AN FIFIDs ron s1IE

NOW uhcr or sale thi beautiful ant prcuctirs Farm,
containing about six bundled ant twenty Eve acres v
naon 'he main road lcane from Charles City Cnurho
% hichuenf, and within one mile of lanes river sn1
cienty convenient foT Inning uarNne both ~ which
can be conveniently hat There three hun e.
Nnd Niy sores Of arabic land Nearly Ell Of the red so
thfhY estimated IN this ecctou) lying we'll easily WORKED
and Improved Al PAYS better When assscf iin arr rii
known % me Ofthc remainder, one hundred acres u
and with vslaahe growth u osk timber On 1.-THE resi-
due N plne very surahle or cotd wool such a. ny nssii
hor, Or wilcox. s selling vcry rapidly sr New Vnrk
market. Mustof The buildings IN good condition con
sisilna Of dweRur house snd M ucscssary out houses
Any person wishing - purchase y nvci o. view The rtn
~ comnn'ceie VIII me ~ cticr, rccfrd Chis City
Courhouse Possession given the Let day OF I,nuarv
With the friviicac e seeding crop Of whfsf
Chnl.s Guy county, lulY Is 1854 wM TYLER,
~ 10 WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE or xALuABLE CIT,


Ill virtue oftwo Deeis Of Tru., lie a.. ...,t. 49,,
- INC IN peeemIer lSss executed by Riehlrd Reor
70 DAVID g. Randolph sne John q Nc f,r.ae ami hr on
ncsIns date inc i<ih Gay Of May. is exeeue hy s.ld
', ana vile 70 !osepn Mayo AMI samuel T Puan The
chy Of kielnnnd. and the second Va the on &c of,
tor OF henrieo the trustees, in hath saih decd. MI
"hsr Ior sale At public aueiion TO the hEheit Ler GI
casa on saturday tho iJh day of Argus 1872 on lie ,e
mise :, O'Clock NJ, all ihosc isf srce Lot. 81
An' .inaiei on tho north siie of street. near iI,.
hl3e &. eenslane 20 feet froni aud rnnins back ia
st p an " loat alley, benx the COW yed 10 $40
ho,As ~ Jlhn Hcih snt wife. deed Of 18Th Dseebcf
$50 al-'oi record Ia the si Musings Court Ofcc-ior
uc ppiPoae ~ paying hrsi $40 81 dated l5h
m.s.nefi 1870, drasn BY saiI Reins and rsel bv
hann, anf payable Twelve months after die. aud
which ~as given 10 salt Heb lot the last lnstalment ihe
purchase money of said Los, and has been assigned 10
nchH1 crufnp, aut secured by sail Aforementioned
Deeu 81 trust AMI fot the purpose Of paying seronty
several notes he III by Henry Cater secured by lie 2i
bren"i rust above mentioned, fret cas- OF cre
tois thcfen mentioned the SAID Carter requiring saie
20 70 mus fnae lor hts benefit Wit ns foiiable noe
nawn ~ sad heinf, able aud hy William
u Aicn and tlen belby Stephen DuvaL for Eve hun re,
oou. AM since paid by said Carter by him hel "a noe
oi HsIi Hens lot 500 pay able william Barlow and
sgned by MIN 20 said Ceuer-and ptabie noe dr.
by sal Rcins and endorsed by sad Carter and Ioa, nh
Sakc Tor $50, aud which been pafl bv a., ne,
ss cndpr>er together with interest due he a., sv
"a deba aus The cots and charges sale The
by said dce-s - " ~ ." '"'"i
10 t-dttk ctds RyfJ, T,,,,,.,, a, LII r.s.y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
NAM A.PAGE. Trustee.
PUBLIC SALE OF MR. KIRKPATRICsK7S

oN ne stday Of september az fair II not on tire ne Al
" fair day) shah sell the premises. Al nublir .,io
70 the highest bidder the raetof LAND which the late
Rev John kirkpatrick RESTED. Tuis Tie conn.
yot cumberland about half way between Richmond and
LYnehturE, hountcd side bv main S,a.e Rad
au on another 10y willis river, aorJin- nsyigaiion
al az SEASONS In as healthy region any la Va and In
neiehOorhooi very desirable many accounts The
uact contains by estimation thousand acres with an
nhusulIy arEe portion OF good original wood pine
and, vel adapted 20 the production ofobaeco corn and
wheat The improvements excellent and suiteI
TO large family The garden aud the hars
very e1 ensive and Of the most choice fruits
Ths very desirable property either to
man or 10 aI ner aud planter, aud would be delightful
summer residence for gentlemen in the lower country
run posse ssion will be by the st OF November with
he privilege OF sowing crop Of wheat the time
'he terms OF the sale will bc onshrd of the nurc
money payable when posscssion Is deivered-onc trd
WE'VE months and the balance two years thereafter the
purchaser giving lien upon the Land aud p.rsrn &c
riiN satisfactory. NELSON PACE
Ia 2aS,x Rxa-n,or - 80, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
TRUST SALE

~ virtue 81 ed ~ frusf executed BY Is,ae Sale 90
nc subscribers and lawfon Buff dcc'o dated 29h
snce 81 aecrec ofthc superior tou Of Chsuccry ot the
Nchmord tirc NJ In the " Porter sc - Stlr AMI
pronounced TIC 2th Of June 1874 the subs-rirr
WI proceed on TUESDAY. tho COB OF september ner 10
fsir u not the fair tay % se hv auction On he r
misses Ire rlsrffiou whic the ssff sssc sale re.is
hns o. swin Crock. in the eouniics Of Chcuersd an
fuwuaian, about - miles from HE Richulond ant
supposed Co c1ntan " tcres more or ers with vtlnt-
DE corn ni tlctcon ant air proportion Of creek nu
grounds. The sale Wl bc made on credit Of L. and
years equal nsameus, secured BY bonds with approved
nefs nal sccurlr aud deed u trust on tho pforc "
TIE purchaser Willie a liberty 20 ptepsrc and hear
CROP In the fa sud vii receive fun possess n on tho Id
lauuary ncu The ic D. becvcdf6 be- perfect but eel
oE as Trustees We sha convey Only the ie vested In rs
by thc deed sisd The panst may be sold In par
GELS u deemed eSpedcuf
IN % ctjs N RHODES. trustees
A LIST OF HOOKS. law Library, complete. IN
"a foodorlor, BAKER 1hornton's, on short lime or
wv '.r cash RA THORNTON.
lanes RIVER a KANAyyHA EoNDs-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
LAND FOK SIZE

IN Thursday the Let day Of September neIt. I shall
~ oieT Tor sale, al public auction the highest bcr
on the premises the tract Of Land Whereof now reside
ynE In the County OF AbemaTe within miles OF Scouts
Vile and containing 51 acres Also, adjoining tract Of
about - acres ying within miles Scotsve There
Is on eaeh tract an ample amount OF umbered Lind The
former has considerable lie rcmark
aoy WELL are weliwaiered and finely adapied 10 the en
ivauon OF Shea corn, oats. &c. TN Tie former uact
there l. also alargc extent Of good Meadow Land The
neishbourh od Is e1eeent AMI the Of superior
an ready market. private sale before above
sal would toe preferred. Terms will be made ccouno-
dating. ISAAC ~ MOOS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS
X u; JENKINS having removed TO the New Building
nond Va would invite the attention OF Merchant Fsm
es ano ohcrs To Tie variety OF Dry floods
by wholesale retail for CASH "T hCrEPT r. Stss
formerly ad believes hs customer vii en-" NE man
az as low prices as IN any part Of the United Iav
nlr ia contemplation this removal time he has
dsposedoi all OF his old goods aud viii hereafter on or
SILK GOoDs-AIIt the newest styles OF bIses md 20.
orei sks all prices and qualiies for day evening
MousLIN DE LAINEs.-Every variety Of color and
CALICoEs-IOOO pieces fancy styles, all pnces. from
IS 10 and l2t cents, TO the manuis Cured
cIoTTs cAs sn hsi ISp siIsGss
ass9rimeni alwaysto be found
- L ~ 9ooDs-ish Linens, all prices from % cents
widths Towelins of every description. sheetings ali
cents TO ~ each Russia and BirdsEye Diapers Napkins
HOSIERY AND GLOVES Dissertation or kind
l sko rlk cotton uerino raw silk worsted. other
mas and Gloves, for men, women, boys and
PANT FAMILY MOURNING Every quality If black and
bue baek and alf mourning MousLns Chalys and BON.
bazines and other materials Tor dresses.
DoNNErs, RIBANDs AND FLOwERs-I.aicst Fash
LACE Goops-Threadand Bobnct Lace Wells, searfs,
iacesa EIRnRs. lnscItings. Quilngs, etc etc.
CAPEs AND CoLLARs-Laee and Muslin Capes and
FLaNNELs-whiic, red and yellow FianneI.. Welsh
and American make; all qualucs from 90 cents 10 The r.
nest.
hLiNKETs Bed and Negro Blankets. all sizes
UMBRELLAS AND PARhsOLs A very superor
msnnselLe Of these articles made expressly Sr retail
~, .hNILbMEN will always fnd meIino. lainh's wool and
sik shirts aud Drawers; Stocks CIavas, Hosiery and
SIovcs ct all kinds suspenfc's Linen BosLns and Col
SERVANTS CLOTHING @R kinds Of soo e'f e,S S, nal.
and female clothing ~ s' vi 'i'''e
DOMESTIC GooDs.- no bales and case. of bIc.cbcd
sue unbeached ShTtngs and Sheengs, from marrow 10
VIC MISC, apron add furniture Checks. Bed Tick
luz C"9n pSnabufss In this useful and necessary
eIahe ol business great attention is gwen TO have always
on handa very stock OF ali IN, ,nost
manufactures in The ccuntrv N '' "iF'''''
impnratons. W ''' ''S'
suND g ARTICLES -Morinos, Dimity Frinres Cor
5I's, SHs NeNeis Musins 81 Cambrck Book, Null and
tons, etc. etc. etc. ~ ''"'' ""'
& m Lnt,o arc informed that they rely upon find
uE ~ lnls bslahli shnont AZ an times full surpIy o( an
oV aiices, from the cheapest Kind made 10 the finest
e sull,y-lnus surfing the wants and wishes Of all New
arc opening every week throughout the year from
ana elsewhere and will be sold great bar gains
~ % staple and Fancy DRY Goods and Lincn siorn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
PoUDRETTE As TOP DIR EssING FOR
CORN, GRASS a.


a ~ ANtuNOtus - Int , barrels.
IOOuDRETJE prepared by TIE New York Poudreue
Iolnpa9y from Nighi Soit and not from the Pear
headows OF LODI on he Hackensack River This com.
pany was The hrst 10 prepare Poudreue in this country
and ctlm 20 undersand It's well any o,h
CTS engaged ~ the business. The Poudretfe prepared b
ue las oeen extensively used especially Long Island
a nthef paris OF this state, In New Jersey Conncctic NJ
an Massactuseits When applied putting the seed
uoIhgs forward vegetation rapidly and early
haiuthy- u may aso Ice applied TO Corn Potatoes
WIN great benefit atthe first end al the second hoe
10 June sud July might be brought forward aud uanfed
WIN fair yield by the application OF IL OF Is bushels AZ
the hoeing Iurnips Rufa Bass aad Buckwheat NAV be
aie 10 yicii largely by It's application. Il found of
value when used for these purposes Report or
" bnNe ?, W. p by denburgh aud Cthcfs For Wheat
-, h rls occn iound to ensure a good crop. when
~ OF inc same hej, MANFRED Bone was ,rHfsr
& ann 20 that dressed with poudrsue produce
-s~c w w Mis,s repoTt-and gross sffer vybes
US effects have been found very e6ecfua in many ~
e'nees-sce Repvri Of Mr. Hsy and Mr. Coiman.
TOR estimate Of hs comparative value with sable and
uahyd manure rs as one Of the former g. " or rs
we atcr. according 10 circumstances. farmers
unac o. even higher There ample time yet 10 obtain
snu appy THIS season iot these purposes 10 induce
US use excessively, this season, corn hoeng and on
ups ana bucswheai, and wheat IN the fa in order
important faets, Il will be sold any quantity
me rate OF - for three barrels s. for one barrel
dcvered anywhere IN this city below 2ith street uni
OF september and may be had In any quan
NY q applying personally, OF bv mall post psii. to
ID. X. MINOR, Agent,
lis Nassau -. n. n.
~ Shares In the Company, which eue tho holder 10
one hundred bushels % poudrciie annually " years
now be had on applying above. Present pfce slIO
----- VIII elxaeee. ju i2-laS6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02

by virtue Of Deed ofTrust executed To inc by Robert
Sansrd 1.-THE county Of Orange, bearing date the
hafeh ls5( and Of recor ia the Clerks Of Pow.
htnn county, shall, on "Wednesday the lOh day Of August
neal 5eiare the Tavern Of Rchad RsWinxs al Orange
court house. oeced 10 sell. the hghes. bidder Tor
e4uy money al the interest Of the said (rea and
.sona "a the Estate OF his grandfather Daric Branr h.
uee'ase late ai the county Of Powaian shall convey
~ ne plrehaser such title only as Is vesse1 me 10y the
tua
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
CHARLoTTE~vILLE FEMALE



Hb next session of mis- Institution will Commence Oh,
a TIC 81 day 20 september AMI close he iav Or
luy There will be an examination, buf no varairn A.
The expiration Of Eve monhs fou the commencement Of
The session. "
Terms for period Of five months
Boar' including every personal Accommodation s6l o.
Musie ciudina use Of Instrument. be 10
p.lr %
20
ihs hcV Wm- >. White, the Principal, - assirfrd by
lot isdics Wen qualified 70 give instruction heir "a.
~ eutc departments No puril vii be received = a
slefter pertod Than Eve monihs and dcducon male
Ne losi except ~ cases N pr8ffdcfed SICKNESS
tle ftovislnn Is matc tr fhe accommodated Of Youna
acs With board In The 'amy % the PRINCIPAL and aiso
" eiN eifht oihcr families % the town Vi,hfv f,c
Young Ladies connected with the InafHntioo ltor
The Last session. least one huntref nsv ~ ,rro,.
motatcd hereafter.
JANIS W. sAuNDERs1
JAMES W guSS
WV A. DfBn .-
JOHN z Jones, fFHsfttf.
EeSSRT r. WATSON.
iu 70 clsw5w
hCE.-lQ crces SUI enor last received and for ale
~ .u0 IN TRPLkTT son,