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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

Uha, "N Congress do ?-Ths question cannot yet
lie answered. We adhere 10 the opinion thai the
hles ought 10 PASS no other Revenue Bill \ high
er question than of revenue is involved Il is con-
test whether Congress consists Of the Representatives
OF free people, the slaves Of an accd, nal Dcspo-
lfthey are merely to do What the President orders them
to do why may they not come home, and let the Pres
iisn' have full swing Why need they sill in Wash
lnsen merely to otoy his orders Let him make the
laws al onee, ftEcy are 10 tie Gde only in pursuance
Of his will
besdes-the Madisonan demonstrates flat there is
no necessity ior farther action the part of Gongress
IL says that The Revenue Bill just vetoed would not have
yielded more than II millions of dollars. Tie 20 per
cent dulles, now collected under the Compromise Act,
e legality OF which is asserted by the Administration
VI" yield larger sum, and therefore is better leave
,''"es as they stand Let Congress then ADJOURN and
'ea'e MI Tyler and his " Use nan to manage matte rs
as they can
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

ward the pesen Secretary, Il be made Collector Of the
pcrt of PHILADELPHIA In place of old Jona,hon Roberts
who will hot oboy His Majesty's orders! Ipshur to
superSedc Gen ass as minister to France and Cushing
of the Guard, to be Secretary of The Navy .Niis re,
rOIsl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18
NOTICE..

DURSIA Ant 10 deedol trust executed to me by Sam,
g. Parks, for certain purposes therein mentioned.
hearing date the 3olh day o! Augus, ls4l and ot re
her*t. shall. on Friday. the 10th day Of September
next il fair II not The fair day thereafter AT the
residence ofrhe SAID Sam'I e. Parks. Pedlar Wills,
N the county uf amherst expose to SALE to the highest
bidder, Tor cash the fuwng SLAVE viz llessee, n
woman. (a good eoot ironer and washer) Caroline a
Girl, and Bill boy: one Milr Cow, and all the House
hold aud Kitchen fnritufe Of he said Sam'l g. PARKS,
and ais his entire interest both real and PERSONAL IN
the c-lleoiihs late Martin Parks, decd. The righl
to Tho above mentioned property is deemed Ia he unqles
tpnalg GOOD, hat arlng trustee. shall convey such
title ouIy lis is vested in me by the deed above men
tisncd JOHN NJ PARKS, Trustee.
Augn.l Z WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18
TIE. lAClSl. TAN.

Wy -
80. ''''o 10 'ne 'NUaoId'nay Pho
>, - g" NJ - '''ss~S'rPI,--a leading
;" ~ NJ d '"N u - per cent On all plate
t'o "Ho S"N't-'o be
-, @ '''"''>' ne ehormlib
w ~ l'o''e' "l 'e''i 10 Tie people,
1879 ','4' a" ''''o>' '''oeraole weight OF
T., '' Nl'S'u oy W.T. Evans The a
LAM II Vas proposition Cue sad,)
NV wat i''P'e 'o'so'htd' OF then income, hut
aqua" ''Pei's, III rate oi ~ per cent; an enur
""'S VI ''Aa','h never heard Of before We were
X, W ''' ''e i'''','S u lie land whose neat and
P""'"' HuuS'Nh'fy mad Madr them mStrosses OF Il do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

o. There is eIca plotting and counter plotting goine
On among The Locos in Washington in reference 10 thu
next Pr sdeecy. Seine other lolhs will be ,,headea
besides Captain TYLER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

= "s"''s'oa Misunderstanding Spencer to be trans
','u u inc bench olthe Supreme Court, in place Of
s'use thompson, Who is about resign and little PROS
III Vi INDIANA to sacccrd him. Webster retres and is
I, DC succeeded by Stevenson. MuLenbnrah of Pa
>''''' goes INTO the Treasury Department. and Fol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18
EE.M.ILE SCHOOL.

MI RS. BENAGil'S school will commence On Nor
A's day. the 10Th day Of August, (the present month
and continue without ulermssi0n Tor months. II
addition Ia the usual branches of education instruction
viii be giyenln the French Language.
TER nS-for session Of five months) $l2 so
August \ 3wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

- uN>. sLstLES DOGBiE BfRRfis.
~ English and American SPORTING Powpsn, and
ferepStoh Cdps-rari ol each the finest quality. for
sale at Howell DAVIES
Aug. Is taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

fFeUI HnG DNBsb fsHnNsr0y.
\ EFl the plantation of Judge Robertson, miles
4 below Iynelburg. on Wednesday, the 6tl, inst.
deaf and dumb slave, called
TONY.
Tony is about feet 10 inches hiph siouiiy male
and Of a dark complexion. A suitable reward will DO
paid for his apprehension. 4. SCRuGGS
July u {.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

to hch tins nsplcnt argument leads sufficient Of
sefio arouse the Indignation Of every friend of Fepesen
,;,e institutions For il be in accordance With .he
,pe theory Of os government, repeat, What we have
RI asserted that TIC sroucr lie legislative DEPART
,,en, is ahalished the better for the country II the
pr,sden, is to tell Congress advance, what they are
aud what they are not to dot Is manifest that Con
ose ia At best useless body, and ought 10 be abolish
cd Then W. shall have . President eoness, dly. hat
IA, # tie veto in fact makes him. an nnlInat
"a a,o, IN whom the checks of the constitution are
,oor. cnbn,ls There would be no more danger Of col
,s;as between Congress aud the ENecuiye-nhlle the
result would be the sane.
we invite tie attention Of men Of all parties Vito can
look beyond the mere transient events Of the hour. 10 The
effect which the establishment Of this unhounded author
NV in the President must necessarily exert upon the III
nre character Of our institutions, and the permanent dos
TIMES of the country Men Of discernmen, aud reiitc
tion cannot fail TO perceive. that, though they may re
ice a, the defeat of measure obnoxious 10 them by the
nae of this power the time may come, when principles
es,rished by hem and measures to which they are ar
IDENTIFY attached may be likewise overtlro"nhy lis eAer
.se e, them take heed in their exultaon at the defeat
af Wing measures by placed in power by Wing
votes that they do not give strength To prnepe fatal
ia freedom itself The inventor ot tie gnlllotlnc, II Is
said was the fst victim that bcd beneath lis keen edge
There is moral in thus fact which the enia5iss Of the
veto would do well 10 pondoA
~ Mr. Tpshur, now Secretary ofthe Navy, publish
ed book ia si0 on the ''true nature and character OF
the federal governments" in which he cited the veto
power as among the S,jhg mpcjeetions' oi The fed
eral constitution 1.-The rjght, Che sad) To forbid the
people to pass whatever laws they please, The right 10
deprive them ofself government II isa power which
can never be entrusted to man. or any number OF
men, short of The people themselves, ,chom The certain
destruction # Tie public UeHy' He then goes on to
fidcue the idea that majority Of two Thirds eau ever
he found to re enact a law vetoed by the President
There never has been but such case, and III that
case the President douded the constitution by pocket
ing the bill Does Secretary Cpshur still entertain these
opnjns} he dos why does he not counsel his Presi
dent more wisely? But we imagine he has changed his
creed since the Judge became the Politician. II he has
not they the only opinions that he has ever held,
without time enonncing them'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18
u. Il. NASH.

- u JVASIIe
PETERSBURG. T'IRGLNEa.
hFFERS HIS PIANO FORTES E,y sa9b ~.
\Iual II they found good. to be kept IL other
w'sc In be returned The prices vary from 275 % 800
dollars THREE HUNDRED have already bsrn
sold and mol bad one amongst them. From 20 to 50
always hand al his extensive establishment in Pc
tersbnfq. Va
July Il ,s;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18
E'DR ~ S.N'A.

For SAFE,
T. II CT OF AND,
N WING in the county Of Bedford, between tho
Peaks of Otter and the Fht-op Mountains, ad
joining the lands of N rs, Wood and Others, containing
about loo A e n T. 5 and there are other lands
adjoining for sale This is first rate stand for a
FL PUBLIC HOUSE.
ES1::.'g Persons wishing 10 purchase, win rafi
I'M on the subscriber, who resides on thu
ssss ss5 land, and will sell them bargain, as
am determined on Lloyiig TO the west this fall.
EDWARD HUNTER.
July 2S w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

4 UCIN. COKDIAL-THIS VALUABLE
and celebrated ST. ngthnng medicine is for sale at
Howell DAVIES.
Aug is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18
q. w. YANCCY.

q. w. YANCEY.
Z loNFECTiONER and dealer in Foreign Fruits.
~ 0gafs, Toys. and Fancy Articles Main Street.
opposite } u. Evans s. Co.'S China Store. Lyncbh,,.
May 10 !.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18
8lsON CASTINGS ATIsEDVCED psr.

Richmond, Aua1S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

NrAvY DEPARTMENT, 18th Oct, lsia-Seaed Proposals
- received this Department. until o'clock T. NJ OF
the 18Th November furnishing the materials
and constructing Depot for the preservation of The Charts ana
Instrunen Navy, with its necessary obseva
to.ies, granite piers, &C.
The Depot If central building Of fifty feet square
of twenty-five feet IN length and eighteen eet
wide-tic whole be built Of brick.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited Mt this Department,
n wishing The excavation Ia hr
con pepd the Winter All The materials Ia be furnished
Of the quality and the work be done in the best nd most
manner aud To the entire satisfaction 81 the ocr
supernicndng construction o. the buildings Payments 10
be made ,ener than month"; aud tiien only ON o'S
certified by the experimenting lcr and approved by The Sc
ceary Navy Ing ten cent IN all the bi is COZ
lateral security the whole shall be completed tue entire
satisfaction of the department
bond faithful performance of the contract, win TWO
satisfactory securities shall be given for onerd the estaeu
"", Wv, - :" '"' WV" 49, i9-tl5N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
SEPT. 81

Sai6 of Faiua5ic Property in the tonn IF buchanan
y virtue Deed Trust, executed TO ~ the late John
ID l!oso the city If Richmond hearing date Tie l9h day
IL Juiy lsts purpose securing crrlan debts therein
deed duly recorded in the clerks Office OF
lie auction highest bidder, Monday, The I'm day OF
October s42 The whole Of the property, in the town Of Iucnn
an belonging said ohSon and conveyed In said deed VIZ:
le3, which large, cnniodint5 and va
Unable brick hudlng thee stories high, well calculated for
afre mercantile ESTABLISHING tavern house. and which has
generally been and Designated ~ "Iiob lior1E"
One lot lu3 which is comfortable Two story brick
house formerly occupied by the Branch Bank of Virginia "a
banking House fitted with counter and very sub
santia and want.
One Lot No lir2, a vacant Ia, adjoining the above
Half Lot No So the South side Of High street on which
Is VERY handsome desirable residence built of BRICK two
high good framed n and carriage house ai &c
and stable ana smoke house. This property IS
knyn generally the "corT.GE, and il conveniently
aud as!efuly arranged - 49,.
Also onc other Lot River street. which large and
rom odos hrk house, fitted mp with counters and
shelves and occupied store since H. erection
il road stand for business, and situated immediately on the
river 50 that may loaded and nnnahe from The house
Also several articles household and kitchen Furniture
IL the above completed the 18th day Of October
II will he continued from da, To day til completed
The title Ia property believed To he unquestiona-
b hut acting Trustees shall only convey sach title AZ Is
| vested in lis by the deed of aforesaid
The terms Of will be made known on the day OF sale
4 a. h ESrHSs4YS' ''' Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

Extensive sole of Valuable James Rirer LANDS.
pursuance Of deed executed by the late John Wskam OF
September 1899 for the purpose therein get forth we shall pro-
s se on M aS he s oM Sy
estates lying on James River and Tnekahoe Creek viz -
Randolph ESQ., containing by survey Iaa7i large
portion of which consists low grounds $50 acres being on
This in compact FORM the buildings the
centre of the land and The whole Of IN excellent heart
1t is situated immediately of the coal formation, having
pits row IN operation on each side Of T. aud few years as"
w ,,er.;. do IA Nh ,.,n hi; believed ,l,,
c,d be raised al once The drawn OF
and at no lands offer favorable prospect t" those VINO
wish o engage in the roa business. =
No The formerly owned by the late james Cas
re- called kurse containing by survey, b'2 ies, ol wr
IL! Iow grounds and 1913 part thereof are on
Tuckahoe Island This tract has il an excellent two Story
out hotSes. ..,,
- The Lorer Plantation, purchased of the late DhvM
grcunds3 being Tuckahoe Island, and eli acres
the main land besides large body Of second low ,nns-
might be made comfortable residence.
No tract Of Land bought By Thomas Mann Randolph,
having thereon Grlst and Mil, containing by
4c acres besides the he'd Of the old mill pond now drained ~
nj expense labor might be excellent meadow
about = acres the s. w Mr. Kando Jpn has reserved
dig This land ajoins No l. and separated
fromi by mill pond. definite line will he he
the sae which will then be made known
These land contiguous IN each other the James
River Canal passing through The three r-t, and the Tuckaoe
Canal tus The last They form body Of land Of great fer
ly aud IN The highest slate of Improvement Iheir vicinity
to kchm0d being disian; from ten TO twelve miles the adVan-
ases o is Canal which passes n The foot OF the nus IN stu
tohc possible the II affords o Tiiga-
and a power there being perpetual waste of wa
wnpoin the yanc Of the coal property, make H.,
perhaps n! desirable real estate that ever offered for
Vnd About $40 have been lined, with great
The quantity OF wheat, about 300 bushels will be-
Ibis hutmiGn.
The will he Offered for sale II Errse, which is nearly
central order above described. The terms viii he, one
purchase money cash. and the residue in three
pas Bends with approved security hearing inter
from the day Of sale with deeds ut must on the property WI"
he required ~ the purchaser Possession Will be given the list
January, leu.
T, he tod he
Reading Ioan in city of Richmond The premises will be
shown 10 am one by Mr. Avis the
H. W. Ltsluli I
W. r. WICKHAM,i i'"s'ees'
Soon after the Lands sold the Slaves Socks Crops &c.,
will he ofrcd sale, which due notice will be given.
H. w l..
w ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
April 25
PROPOSALS. For RATlONS.

Washington, 4ih October, 1912.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS Will he received at the fhfe OF me
- Quaiiern.sier o III. Marine Corps IN ms ciy uh ~
o'clock NJ Tuesday, 18th day oil November hnA, io
furnishing aions United States Marines At the ioowhf
stations for the l>il:
Portsmouth, New ampshirc
char!esiown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island. New York;
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola Florida, and
Washington District of Columbia
The racns consist Of one pound and quarter OF resi-
beef three quarters pound of mess pork esheeh ounce
of bread or -four option the Government aud al tht
Of six pounds of good clean coffee twelve pounds o. so"a
Two quarts Of salt four pounds SOAP and and half pounds
of good dipped candles o each hundred ratons
understood that the full side Of beef meek ana sns ca
cluled) delivered requred; If such quantity os MOI M
CURED hind quarters be delivered
bread flour shall be Of superhne quay AZ tn
unexcepionae and be issued TO the troops "o
expense the United States ,I
by the of the surcties Of the proposals. 10 10
AuG A. NICHOLSON, ouarerinaaler Marine Corps:
Oct. II s2-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
AGRICULTURE


The improvements which have taken place IN tn's
first and main pursuit of human industry, within the
present century are remarkable. They have changed
the entire face Of some countries and almost reversed
the order established By Nature Territories originally
sterile have become productive than offers na'u
rally extremely fertile. The judcious application Of
improved practices and scientific discoveries has ena
bled men 10 triumph advantages, which were Tor
merlv deemed nsurmountabe. Scotland IS one o.
those countries which illustrate the importance
an improved and scientific system of agriculture.
distinguished friend who visited Europe lew year.
TO- astonshed US by his account of the present pro
luc,yeness Of some Of the counties least favored D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
CLOTHING, &C., FOR TIE NAVY FOR 1919
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau o! Provisions aud Clothing,

October .Sth leil.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed PROPOSALS for Nary Ciohas
- received this of until o'e!uek 7. ST. Of the
10 days not,cc either Navy Yards
town, Massachusetts, BROOKLYN New York and Gopart, VIZ
cIolns as may be ordered Irns The Year iss by the Goa"
mandanls Of the said Navy Yards respectively viz
Blue clo,l +. Jackets and other clothing; also
W"oien Stockings,
Thick, srwrd, Leather Shoes,
Sewcd Leather Pumps,
Wooden Blanke,s.
can manicre All the articles are 10 he fully equal to The san
York. Philadelphia Washington, Norfolk, baltimore Naval sta
tion, and IT this office.
All subject inspection and
survey the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing may
direct atJrzr and portion Of the SAID articles vi he ie
ceved that fully equal To the samp or patterns both "a
material and Workmanship and which does not conform IN AL
other The spulatio aud provisions o the contracts
The clothing divided into classes, viz mems and boys
and the oilers distinguish the prices i each Class ana
he calculated every attending tile unr
OF the contracts, including the necessary metal aud naval i"n
The hole delivered the rsk and EXPENSE u" the
contractors in good, hight substantial ana dry tNe pphS ~
loaslads and IN good shipping oitr er "i eas, 10 ae
States and the entire satisfaction OF the respective Command
Of the said yards Of delivery.
Separate proposals be raderst for all the Shoes and
blankets: and fourth for all the otherarces, distinct contracts
r be mud, FIR each aand those who engaged ia the ma
responsible standing, VIII have preference, II Their Terms VIII
In Of failure on the pan furnish and
deliver the several articles which he ordered from he IN
prn,r r and Of prcpr guo The officers ar agents Navy
sa be ahozed 10 purcae what may be required suppl;
The Deficiencies ard any Of cost over the prizes agreed Ia
paid by the contract shall be charged and paid by the
s;cclve contractors.
Bonds one third the Of the respective
viii be required With two approved suretits, aRd ten per
addition Will he Withheld from the amount o each
delivery made security for the faithful performance
respective which Will account tie paid TN
Ill the complied with in all respects aud To e
forfeited The and benefit Of The United states, IN the event
the deliveries in conformity with Tie
dcs that NAV be made Alter making the deduction oil ten per
cent payne Of made by Unlei STATE
thirty after the said clothing shall have en Ip cited,
approved and received ana bills for the sac du!
Inspection y the receipts Of the
Navy said Navy Yards ind by tr
respective Commandments q" said yards of delivery
shall he presented the Navy Agent b. whom payment If TO be
made.
The DEPARTMENT reserves the right to reject all per.
sons heretofore failed 10 fulfil their contracts.
Persons offering supply either o the above articles will he
designate the place places which they desire
pa be made 10 them.
| my Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
Sent .

GALE Of VALUABLE FARM IN PRINCE EDWARD.-By
- virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 10 us by Charles fenae
purposes therein mentioned and duty
corded Clerks Office OF Prince Edward county, shall
proceed TO SELL public ancon "Wednesday The I'D OF No
vener nc premises. the Tract Of Land which the
Vouabc deceased resided, containing by estina
7i This land lies about ten miles west OF Farnvie
Lizzie and Zig Iiars's creeks II estimated
upwards of 100 first rate well reclaimed bottom
land that upwards al $50 in woods The Improve
menS large cnmodiuis dwelling house with all ncccssa
~ hoi.es aud good orchard The tobacco barns are s
1000 pounds nl tobacco. Any wishing 10
the land may app Ia either 81 rs.
Also sold, the place and time. the crop ut forn
Oats. Hay Wheat Fodder stock, Plantation uenss &c, on
The Estate. Terms made known the day 0f sale.
HENRY J. VENABLE, T,us,..,
JOHN w. GILLIAN, ! '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

TUE TIME Is COME AT LAST THAT you can now buy
bats and Caps cheap the cheapest of the aters sell
them New York, y the Hat Emporium, OPP
eoslte the e Tavern Main street! We have just received
fresh supply of gentemen youths and infants cloth and velvet
Caps Of every pattern and quality reduced prices VIZ
good cloth Caps 81 EACH 81 5 81 SO, and the best quality SCI
mens and boys velvet Caps 6 cents 10 81 50 EACH har seal
Caps and wool Hats from 81 2 silk Hats from 81 so
10 Sd moeskn Hats So So the best that be anufac
sd Russia Hats black drab fashionable and
broad ms 81 50 to So So the very best only ST. beaver Hats
from So so 10 SIS; the hest brush Hats Of manufacture
splendid article S. every other description OF Hats and
Caps, al unusually low prices, for cash only
GARBANATi Il ROSESTIIALL,
Southern Hat Emporium, Main street,
Opposite the Bell Tavern
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

Two THE HEIRS OF DANIEL. McLAUREN-A legacy Eay-
nr been eft to the heirs Daniel Mcaen, deceased by
the last will and of Geo F. Harrison, deceased OF
Brandon county Prince George, in the Stale OF virginia.
notice hereby given forward without delay, ana
claim their legacy. r Moiaursn was native o scotland
lit believed Perlsrewas Hmery 10 the employment oi
Mr. Harrison as manager and died. after leaving his employ
nrnt about hs year 1925 30 Any person. who can give IN
the heirs aforesaid WI address me- al
Petersburg, Va. .c IN y I n. = - = : -,
-0m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

N-oTICE-From and after 25th of April our triweeky
~ lines If Packets TO Lync.bug will leave Richmond and
Iynchburg Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays al O'clock
NJ gy this arrangement form connection "il the va
rious Lines Stages running out of ynchrs our scnre
Boats Richmond usnal VIA on Monday
day and Friday NJ O'Clock r. ~, connecting WIN the Farm,
vile iiaiif,x Stages and also win the anu
Stanton Stages convenience ana esptann oy is
all others going West from kchhohu, o us
we say thing refer passengers ana ohers TO
''''s' ""' nav BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

or VINCENT'S COLLEGE, NEAR RiCHMOND-This In
- sttution will opened the I'd of November The dis
cpne aud Of studies pursued viii he such as
in Catholic Institutions Of the kind, winch nave
always met the appreciation Of the liberal and discerning
F. ,r milton o,on, during the scholastic year. ssh
Half boarding. dining nj The College, do . 3o
For lodging and boarding. tuition. washing. and mendnc
stockings, aud doctors attendance IN ordinary
cases, during the scholastic year, i1
Board, & C., or such remain during vacation, ~
No except for articles furnished the pupils suc
as hooks medicines which shall always be- moderate
layment be required half yearly IN ADVANCED re
.uacn 10 which very moderate charges VIII allow no ex
BISHOP WHELAN,
REV L. O'BRlES.
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