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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29
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SHIP HsM NEWS.
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
ARRIVED

THURSDAY, Sept %.
sch'r Minerva. Burnett, hom Philadelphia.
sloop James L. Long, Hawkins, from n. York for
Prov idence.
sloops Nieilanl, Heath, and Renzi, Durfee, I'm New
lufk tor Providence Herald. Lake Prov. for New
saIled-ship Mechanic, Pratt, Pacific Ocean.
FRIDAY, sept %.
Br Brig Ocean, Icontne, from Windsor, y. :. for
New YORK, with loss oi and mHinIo Iopmass, jb aud
boH swr ~ squnil on the 2si, oil Gull Island Light
put ~ Tor repairs.
srh'r rutnos, Clarke, from Philadelphia for New
London.
SATURDAY, Sept. ~.
sch'r WIN. Collier, REYNOLDS, from stamford for
PruvtIc Expeditions, Mann, Prov. tor New lork,
Shops Nslant, Heath, aud ReuIi, Duiee, In Prov.
Tor New lurk.
SUNDAY, Sept rs.
Orig ---.. Of Portland, I'm rictou lor soners't
rrll'rs Genoa, Lnmphcrc from Bangor Experiment,
ATKINS thHihnm iur Ilhriiurd.
sloop ti,h, Kelly from DcuuIs for Providence Hard
Scrabble, DAVIS. rroy Tor Albany Mary Nichols.
Spencer, and Triumph Foger, Nantucket TOT Prov.
MONDAY, sept a6.
Brig Grana Turk, Nichols, from bangor.
CLEARED.
2lst-pris Good Hope Burdpk, Jamaica.
" Sch'r Gen Cobb, Hammond, West indies.
Vtl-Ntg Ocean, leuutiur, New iotk
sdi-S,h'r J. u. N"oiiosd, Small, ApalachcolH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

CouRT MARTiAL.-Aitor protracted trial
the length Of which is almost unoXamhled--
1t. Wilkes Of the Navy has been sentenced to
be rsprimanded for punishing tho men. The
sentence has been Improved of by tho secrc-
tary Of tho Navy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

CoLr was sentenced on Tuesday, at New
York, to be hung on the 18th of November,
for the murder Of Adams. lie appeared un-
moved by fear or sorrow, when Judge Kent
pronounced the awful sentence Of the law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

Mr.. TAsIsTRo has just completed a
course Of interesting Lectures on the
Passions, in the Town Hall, in this
place. Ii was a rare treat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

HEALTH OF NEw ORLEANs.-At New Or
Ica0s, on the 18th and 10Th Instant, thirty
new cases yellow fever were admitted t.
the hospital. On the 18th there was only
one death Of yellow fever, and on the 10th
ten deaths by that disease.
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NOTICE..

EUST RECEIVED, from New York, o
- new lot OF MILLINERY GOODS, OF
the newest s,yle-such as Velvet Ribbons,
common do, Artificial Flowers, &c.
Also, "A new pattern for SILK Hats, and La
dies dress Caps, at 1854, Thames street.
FRENCn s. DRAPER.
SEM, DO 1919 -4w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

"Grahams Magazine aud "Tho Ladies
Book" for October, both splendid numbers,
are received, aud for sale by Fry; we intended
to have given n longer notice OF them, but our
limits vii not allow u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

.ME.MOR.END.I

Sailed from asgow, let lust. ship Mariana, Phillips.
New NUrk
Nrr NJ Mobile 10th u.i scht Rio Co,r.ns, from
New Orleans.
Az 1T New York, 25lh, ship Wn Engs, Toe. from
IiAVaus and ~ dHNs from NV West. on The ith nnd
sh e, pcrrne,i severe hufesuc aud lost soils
LuIv,fs. SuJ Lsd J,,Ns,Wcpt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

IT. The instructive story which we hayo
inserted to-day, occupies more room than we
can conveniently spare at this time, but we
prefer inserting selections of this sort entire,
in one paper, when they do not interfere toe
much with other matters of more importance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29
commissioners ~ Admins.
lratOr's Notice.

VA f. the subscribers having been appoint
w I'd by the Hon. Court ol Probate OF the
town oi Newport, Commissioners on the Is.
tate OF George w. Allan, late of Newport
dec. and having legally taken our engage
ments, hereby give notice that SIX months
from the fourth day Of April INST. are allowed
tor the creditors to exhibit their claims
gaiust said estate, aud that We will attend ioI
The purpose Of examining the same at the
house of Edward l.. Allan, on the first Sat.
urdoys IN September, October aud Novem
ber, ut two O'Clock, L. NJ
WILLIAM BR0wNFLL,
SrASroN ptcNuAn' C0~mr''
WANroS SutRmAN,
All persons indebted to sald estate, arc re-
qucslcd To- make immediate payment tn
EDWARD T.. ALLAN, .ldmr.
Newport, April T. lSl2.-Sl9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

.OrrICk or AorG. Assr. QR'MAs. T.. : A.
Fort Adams, Sept. I5,h. 1872.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii br received
~ al lIs Office uutil the 18Th October, Tor
furnishing to the trours on Fou Adams un'll
'hr 1t April. 1913, good mcrLaut,l'r
WOOD, Oak being the standard, .u quouil
ties not To exceed the rate OF ouc hundred
aud twenty five cords per mrlh
The wo,l to BE- delivered packed. on the
whnri at Fort Adan,s, each cuid tn contain
one hundred md tUculy.eighl cubic feet. aud
80 stick 10 average less than ~ inches IN
diameter II.LlIUNT,
Brul. 2nd Auy.
Sept " hclg. 4. Grmds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

Mr.. Webster has appointed Friday next, Ito
morrow) to see his friends at old FancuIl Hall,
Boston. lie will be cordially welcomed by
his fellow citizens, aud will, it is expected,
state his political views fully and unrcscrvedly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

General Edward F.. Newton has resigned
the command OF the First Brigade X. !. Mll.
tio and John Alfred Hazard has been appoint.
ed Brlgader General to fill the vacancy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

One Dollar Bills on the Exchange Band
Providence, altered to Tens arc in circula
ton. Look out for them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29
A rare Opportunity {!

's'lIE undersigned having now completed
the repairs "SI'EPE.N'S WH.9RF,"
u a substantial aud wOrkWanlIke manner,
with a fra Stoae head, well hacked and
I filled in wl.h stone, soiid-Also, the water
beng decpcncd upwards of two feet, across
The head aud all along the whole length OF
the south side. MS well as across the Connect
! ING lire of wharf from Stevens TO the Packet
or Banisters whaH-wil now rent the same,
(eihcr the wharf alone, with the Patent
plalinrm Balance, or together with such u,
The Stores as are not already permanently
renred.) for term ~ years, provided appll-
cation Is made TO hm within reasonable
time.
I TO the inhabitants of Newport nnd i,s vi
cinlly, the premises being 50 well known, n
description Is unnecessary. To others. II
may be noticed that the wharf is cp,nWndI
Gus. spacious aud conycnlcpt, situated ~ the
centre OF the town, and, ipr series Of year.,
has been one oi the mos, eligible aud best
ircUucntcd wharves ~ Newport.
ROBERT STEVENS.
\ Newport, Ava. Il, lsI2.-UC)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29
Administrators A Notice.

'H'llE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Court of Probate ui the towf
Of MIdJlctown, administrator on the estate o
Stephen Barker, lutte of MIddetown, dec
requests all persons having demands agans
-ald estate, to present them for settlement
to me, aud oil persons indebted TO make in
mediate payment.
ISAAC BARKER, admir-.
Middletown, Sept. 30, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29
Cotton Warn,

RLEACIlED and unblcachcd, Of a goot
- quality, just received and for sale by
JOHN +. TOW NSEND.
Sent 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29
WOOllcfss! N0GllcMs :!

EAAAA Pieces plain and navy blue, black,
Il wy olive aud green Beaver Cloths;
20 pieces blue, green and brown Pilot Cloths,
200 blue black, green, olive, brown,
steel, Oxford and blue mixed Broad
cloths, all qualities;
$50 " fancy and plain CaSsimercs, all
qualities;
II25 /" plain aud fancy colored Satinci,s
80 blue aud black Asphaltum Cloths;
200 =" Canada grey and Vermont Cloths
Trusses ToInols, Valencia and silk
VcSlngs;
10 Bales plain and twilled Flannellsi
Most Of the above Goods were purchased a.
Package Sales in New York, and will be sold
"a, rory i0w prices for cash or good paper
Purchasers Of WooIens, aro assured that the
terms are as favorable as in ATTY other markets.
READ, THOMAS Il MASON.
Provide Sent sy.-3W.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29
Mechanics Association.
JUST RECEIVED,
1T No. 95. Broad street,

A lot of SlIOEMAKERS' TOOLS, of su-
IA perlor quality, among which are shoulder
sticks, stamps, slccls, buffers, skivcrs, click
knives, round point do, de. odd do, long
sticks, knife straps, shoe loats, Tenders, nppcr-,
pinccrs, avis ~ tGcks, toe sticks, prgg cutt,,
shank bones, soap stone SHOULDER sticks, ilol-
land sticks, beads, &c. &c, all Of which will
bo sold very low for cash.
Also, II fresh supply Of STOVES, viz:
Empire Union, elevated rotary, conlcal ~ cot
tago cooking stoves, for wood or coal AIR
TIGHT PARLOR STOVES, which Tor warm
ing rooms are not exceeded by amy thing, when
health, comfort aud economy are taken into
considcraton--.N Ae .HaEgtaeturcrS p'ices.
JONA. FREEBORN.
Newport, 9lh No. 23d; loi2. (s29)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29
NEW GOODS,
At No. l39.

4 general and well selected assortment
- of .oasonabe DRl GO0DS will br
received from New lulk, and offered iur sale
on Saturday neat at the Ncft lowest pfrcs,
at j. NJ. COOK a. CO.
Sept IS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29
TO E.EIT'.

ind possession gircn unmediaieIh
- The lower part Of House IN
f,...fN Broad Street For terms en-
80, ~ qu,re of WV. X. PIrMAN, Now
s-sssA BrdioId, nr
SAMUEL STEaNE.
.NiWDO1 SrUI Is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-29

INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND
d Personal BEAUTY considered with DR..
Felix Gouraud's Poudres Subtes. The sculptor,
whose study is to initiate the exquisite work
nan>hip oi nature, pourtrays in his model of
the human form broad and elevated forehead.
7 his deve opmeut is not only consonant wnh.
but sometimes necessary ia the possession Of
hlgh order of mental faculty. lf Il fns forn.
head i "a mark Of intellect. il Is no les IN
sent Ial element of personal beauty, aud il is Of
Importance 10 those, aud there are many such
possessed OF this prominent feature, obscurrd
by the enc,oachmcn,s OF n too Injurious grow IN
OF hair, 10 renore that portion Of an excres-
cence which tends, in their case, only 10 deiprn,
THIS can be done safely, speedily, oieciuaIiy,
and If used IN accordance with directions " iih-
out the least ncOnv nvenlcnce. by Dr. Felix G"u-
ud's nuudre Subtitle. The furze Of the lip,
when annoy lng, or the short hair on the back of
a Iddy's neck, when too apparent, the hair Of a
MOLE or the beard. hen high upon The cheek,
may all be removed and eventually the roots
de>ro,cd by the use of this preparation.
P,opa ed by DR. Felix Gouraud, ~, Walker
street, Que door from BreadYaY, New York.
! per bottle.
Gouraud's Eau de Bcaute, or Tue Water Of
Beauty, for removing tan. pmples, ireekles,&e.
warranted, 81 Gouraud's Vegetable Rouge, 50
c,s Guurauds Blanc ID Espagne, IA vegetable
prcpara,ion Tor the face, 2j cents.
ROBERT J. TAYLOR, las, Thames stIpet,
is the only appointed agent for Newport.
Newport sept. %, leI2.-ly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-28
1 8 a.,
NTALTON'S VERMONT RFGISTFR-I5o0 inst
w received " [NecI5.l G. GOODRICH.
USEFUL THINGS,
At PangbOrn Il Brinsinaid's.

II 90 X and Eyes, Snaps Elas'lcs, Lacets,
llWor ed needles, Knildnr, ewing and darnipg
DO, silver and ''ee Top Thn le., Slecracles, Eye
lets Whale one Stillctoe-, Enerles, Pencils Twee-
sers, Comb, San ers, Cande,cls, cheap Tea POS,
Sci or, Bottle for Casters chldren'> cups, Hair
Pins, Tea Bells, Brn hes of all nd, Soap Bu>ks
Shoe and Stock Buces, Card, children, Bells, India
R,'d er and Ivory Ring, Napkin Rlng~, Diamond
Cement, Mor,ons PIlls, Sh .rrnan>'s l., zenges and
Poor Mani Pas err, Soothing Syrup, Corn Plaster,
Hay>' L"ment, Indelll lie In, Ink Of all krnd,, Fra
i've Soap 10 rmove grease, Toe, Powder, Court
Platter, lip Salve Mans, Games and r zzIes, Jump
lns Rope, Tale Mas Poor Mat, Swifis,
Scrlh!ng Rru' he> Wax Taper Marches of various
kinds, bay & Martins Backing,
Nipple Shell Nurery Lamp, Bed Pans Molasses
Cvp>, Desk knive., Mn PicbcrS and Crackers. Mo-
ih.r>' Rel ef, Wal ct clasps and springs.
Gold add Silver Bullion for trimming dresses, and
three hundred and two other articles, which we hope
or customer, will find enher eful or necessary 10
ihem, which are selling al low price,
Block Tin Tea Pots, Plated Spoons German Sill
yer and Pewter do. and all SORTS and sizes of nick
nacss; snch as TN whistle, Jewsharp., Harmoncas,
10Y, rallleN, snni hoxe paste cnter,, doll, snu,i
oxe', Lamp Scissor, d.. Panorama View O
Lon Ion, Toy, article; Hand Organ, dc. Oar
Store is nicely filed and we shaIl e most haDpv so
distribute these and some other articles, around the
country, upon such terms will plea the
and induce them 10 call often lind STAY long After
yon read this call and see at the VARIETY STORE.
Jan. 90, 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-28
EDUCATION CONVENTION.

On the ID inst. "a convention was holden at
Middlebury on the subject Of Education,
which resolved on calling another convention
to be holden at Burlington, Feb. %, at nine
o'clock A. NJ.
The purpose Of the convention is to di-
rect public attention to the whole topic of
Education, as related to the State, to en-
quirc into the best methods Of arranging our
present system TO secure its greater periec-
ton, 10 examine how far the legislative pro-
visions which have been made secure
their object, to cooperate with the State gov
eminent in its efforts to advance any of the
interests Of learning, and to attend to any
other matters that may rightfully pertain TO
the general subject Of Education.
l, is desired that the discussion may be as
full and complete as circumstances will per-
NIT and we therefore request the at,endanc
OF the friends of education III different parts
Of the State.
The undersigned wero appointed con.
mittee at Mddlebury, to call "A convention a,
Burlington, and arrange the business for its
action.
JOHN WHEELER Ip,,rn
CHARLES ADAMS. 'u'N's'o"'
JESSEL Pt OK. Poultney
A. &. THOMAS, Middlebuly,
HORACE EATON, Enosburgh,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-28

DEATH FROM HYDRorHoBrA-It is a mean-
choly duty to record the death, at one o'clock on
Sunday morning last, (9th) of Thomas Moore,
OF this city, an estimable young gentlemen of
IL, caused by the bite of rabM dog, received
about five weeks since. His hand, though dread.
fully lacerated, had healed, and no apprehen.
sions of the danger were felt, until Thursday
last, when symptoms of HydrophoJia were man
Tested.
Mr.. Moore became rapidly worse, until the
morning Of Sunday, when he expired, after suii-
ering the most dreadful agones,
The eflacting interests Of the tragedy is hegh-
tened by the fact, that Mr. Moore was married to
young and interesting lady of this city, on the
day previous to being bitten-thus adding an.
other to to the many ties which were destined
to be thus severed by an untmely deah.-Louis-
vile ADJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-28
Id 4 C. Al

In this town, on the 18th. lust. afer severe sick
ness OF three weeks, Miss Ann Wll!llms Chamber
lsln daughter Of the late Jason Chamberlain aged %
Printers IN Mass. are requested 10 notice
Tho at theag when life is full OF hope she exhb-
tied, in sickness and at the near approach of DEATH
great ca mness and resignation to the will Of God her
heavenly Father. II fear not to die" she woG ,say
II fear not TO trust my soul TO God. elieve in
Je us Christ ;"-Ye, she res ed no hope upon her
own righteousness Christ all her hope and con-
fdence. She had for several years been member
OF The congregational Church and the views which
she held d, hrst as the Lamb of God who tak,th
away the sin OF the world" seemed to have grown, in
no small degree out OF her Conscious rel g need OF
such Saviour that her soul needed TO abide in such
. Redeemcr, tina 1t might have life. Yet her great
sources OF plea ure. aside from devotion, had always
been those Of comparative Innocence; the woodlands
The Streams and above all the flowers in their fresh
purity from the hand of their maker, were to her a
passionate joy-in music also, which she hal cul
rvaed most zealously and su "cessfully, it was
music in lis putty that delighted her music for its
pure and spiritual self and from the Gro ser as
soca 'i1ns OF fashionable and corrupiing song. In
general her character simp and sincere and en-
ereatic Yet her hope was alone TINT she mpht be
found in Christ not having hei own righteousness, but
the righteousness that is of God by faith in Jesus
Chrst.-Com.
In this town, suddenly, on the 23d inst HENRIETTA
youngest daughter of Mr. Samuel Reed aged lS years
In this town, on the Goth in t., HymAN, Youngest
child of Tristan and Betsey Conner aged months
Primers in Monpel er arc requested 10 insert
In Montpelier, l7h inst, of consumption, Miss
Mary Bennett aged 20 years
In Parton, 2sih ult., Abigail, daughter Of S. D.
Kimbafl aged months-l4lh inst Bahsheba, wife
ofCapi. VIM. Barton, Ca
In cambridge on the 9th inst of consumption
Mrs. Frances Warner, consor Of George Warner Esq
aged 81 years. Printers in Mass are reque ted
In Hinesbureh, on the 25ih, of The Canker rash
David Warren only child of Lorenzo Murray, aged
years and six months
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-28
Abel NeWelI's Estate.

S S.Tic Of St chi,eelen ss A ho en- a, Buna,
ton, within and for the D.sirct aforesaid on the 27h,
day of December A. d. lsil, on lnstrumen, pur;;
porting TO be the last Wi and Testan,en, OF Abel
Newell late of Charlotte in snid District deceased,
was presented 10 the Court here for Probate by Ezra
Holt the Executor, therein nnmel,
Therefore it is ordered by s1ld Court, that public
notice he given to all persons nerese therein % np
near before said Court nj session thereof be holden
nj The REGISTERS Once in said rinpton the 18th
dsy of January A. D. lsi2 and NEST the probate
of sal VIII, and 1t isl rhor ordered that this order
be pnl shed hree weeks successfully IN the Bnrlng
Ton Free Press news paper printed at Burlington, in
This State the last of which shall be previous 10 the
day assigned, as Aforesaid for hesring.
Given under my hand al the Register ofce, this
27th day OF December A. ID. ISL.
WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-28
IIIl Jspr,,t,m,s lIstatp.

b,'rc' Of chricndea, s. Cd il the Estate Of
Ell Barnum, late OF Milton in said district, deceased.
Elijah Herrick and Samuel Boardman, admin.
traitors Of the Estate of the said deceased having on
the day Of the date hereof filed in the Probate Court
for said District Of Chenden their petition, in writ
ing, setting forth that the debts allowed ly the COM
mSsionels again. the es,s'e Of the said deceased
amount 10 S7,79i, 60 that per ona estate OF The
.nl deceased, as inventories, amounts 10 S2,493,42
and that the expense, of administering said estate are
not less than seventy dollars that the said decea ell
died seized and possessed Of several pnrces of real
estate among which is the interval farm of the said
deceased, 20 cal Iel, lying in said Milton, containing
about five hundred and fifty acres OF land, which in
Clark 10 The said dccea ed on the twelfth day of De-
cembcr 1926 and all the land deeed Ivy Ennice Sarks
TO the sad deceased on the fourteenth day of De en-
Ter, 1885, and all the land deele' ly FL enezer TAYLOR
TO the said dcceael on the twenty eighth day Of March,
1888, and all Of lois No. SIX in the second division
and No five, in the e" ond division Of lands in said
Milton which were decided ly Joseph Clark and Sa-
mlie Buarman to the said decea' cd on the twe'f h
days Of December, 1885, will appear by the several
deeds aforesaid 10 which reercnce> ma e for more
particular &c, eruption Of said interval farm, which
said farm is subject TO mortgage TO tenr, =. Board
man, eivcr TO secure the payment S7,7O0-and IN
terc.t which remains and further ,etiing forth
that it is airy TO se portion of the ald real
estate for The purpose Of paying the debts allowed
against said estate and the expenses of administration
and that would he eneica TO the heirs 10 SAID
ia e and all Others interested ,herein TO have the
whole Of said interval farm sold and the alance Of
the proceeds Of such sale afer paying the debts aIorc.
laid and the expenses Of administrator, divided
among The heir, TO sad estate, and praying said
Court icen, ana authorize the laid administrators
10 ell and convey the whole Of laid interval farm for
the prrpoes alore aid, agreeably 10 the statute in
ich ca'e made AMI provided.
Whereupon The Court azores laid doth appoint the
seventh day of February, 1912, for hearing and de-
cidnr on said petition at the office OF tie Register OF
said Court in Darlington IN said Distric', and doth
order that all persons in,erc ted in sad Estate {
notifel thereof, Ivy publication Of tins order, contain
ing the substance of aid petition, three weeks
>ively in the Burlington Free Press, news paper
printed in said Burlington, previous said seventh day
OF Eel ruarv 1912.
Given Under my hand al said Burlington, this l4th
day of January 1912.
WIN WESTON, Repister.
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THOS. NJ. EA>TERLY pnrpos

ENHOS. NJ. EASTERLY purposes giving in
i this place one course Of Lectures on praclica
Penmsn hip.
The design Of these lectures will he to Law the frn-
da,ion Of a good practical hr,ines hand, 10 lie com
pletel by practice. Nor does he expect TO accomp h
his design regardless Of the inclination or capacity
Of the pupil.
During The corse every requisite 10 skill IN chlroa.
ply will lie attended 10, even the Lest method OF
sharpening knife, selecting good quill, and con-
ver.ns il mo perfect pen. q
". ID. No ornamental writing or nourishing taught
IN the class, aud no discount for los, time except in
case Of sickness.
Those who wish 10 attend will please leave ,heif
names, tpreviois 10 Monday evening next) at Mr..
Braman's Bookstore, where all necessary inlorma-
,icn can lie obtained.
The first Lecture will be given on Monday evening
t3lst inst') at the Reading Room, under the Free
Press Office.