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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24

lr What PITY ii = that the Legislature Of Virginia
not the Congress Of the United sates In four hours they
settle Bank, Tariff, Bankrupt act. Distribution, and the
whole policy and of the Federal Governments
task which Congress has been hanmerng years and
years They ought to swap places by all means.
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which Congress has been hanneng years and
ycars They oush, to swap places by all means.
IL The undersigned have seen with deep regret the
Editorial controversy between Thomas Ri,chic aud j. H.
Pessan Esgrs.. ard with still pain have learned
mot the principals their sscond that personal
conflict between w f. Richie, ESQ., aud Mr. Plcesants
il likely grow OF it-and believing that may be
avoided the controversy healed without eompromit
ting the honour of either gentleman forward vo-
UNFAIRLY. and tender mediation between them. The
article cf the 18th day ct January lSl3 headed The
Enquirer" was called forth by Of Mr. T. Richie OF
the day OF the month. and We arc satisfied was
the result Of misconcepon by Mr. T. Of the latter art
Gle that article believe, intended in any man
reflect upon the personal courage of Mr. Peasan
invade his private characters but had reference TO the
Editorial bout between those gentlemen, and the Ed
torisl and political Of Mr. P-and believing We
regard the article of Mr. Plessant' unusc; though
believe that the implied challenge the family of Mr.
Richie proceeded from generous motive, viz; To an
the personal liability OF Mr.. Pleasan If called op
without hostility the members OF the family embrac
cd in Ii views be correct and are admitted by
Mr.. Richie and Mr.. Peasants, propose that, Mr. T.
Ritehe and Mr.. peasants declaring Mr. Peasants shall
his article OF the l7th OF January and that Mr. w
F. Richie Withdraw his challenge which has been sc
eepted by Mr. Peasants and those gentlemen be restored
20 their former relations.
J. w. PEGRAM,
Jsny 20, lsi3. JAMES LYONS.
We acknowledge the correctness OF the above views
snd accepting the proiered mediation respectively sceede
to the proposals made.
THOMAS RITCHIE
looFrl JOHN IL. PLEASANTS
WA. +. RICHIE
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bTNottcc.-The President Directors Of the Rs,t a ~,
gina have decled dividend Of two dorsrs u-, ,ts,. a. a.
oaPial Hoct ~ us Bank suhfc. however 10 deston ~ .
quarter per cent bonus u the Commonwealth
u t9--2awfw ! AZ pPopAu &c.,.
TIE ANNUAL FAIR.--Tho anuusi Fair Tor the bepe-
~ ~ he Female Humane Association BE- held AZ IN.
hofel commanding on Tborsisy The "a q February sQI
ElOOHING PLANk.-sOOUO feet q u inch nooops
~ Fianb, % tbs Dgck--loT sale
S@ Jas. 4 GEO WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24

W The Southern Literature Besscnger.-The
above publication win neither be discontinued Suspended
sequence Of propretpr representative
Sit White VIII either make speedy arrangements o
establishment emploHon; Of able Editor
h. 9l--c1t
1J''Tho Virginia Medical Society requested meet
at the office OF DR.. j. A. Peasants, TINS EvESIys 81
o'clock. f. WATKINS,
jG 81 Recording Secretary, +. T..
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The interested the notice that
have appointed wenetay the hrt Of March
veTn hOusa Of Edmund George In the Of Goond
coed taking the directed Of Court
when and where they viii attend accounts
and vouchers necessary purpose Given under my
hand this 18th day OF January. 1851
"a - ew4w w. " BRYCE Master coHn,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24

Gun superior Nouft 81 Law and
County, l3ih January. lsi1
Francis J. smith aud Mildred G. his wife, PhFs
Nelson shelton, Of Shelton deed and NJ,
guardian Of hts three orphan children, rrh, Fai
scott Richard Sampson Nelson shelton Thomas ~ sb.o,
William e Adain-, William Fitzpatrick Alexander Ftzp,trek and
n'eeA'mH'g' hkpaHleh' Deils
Tn the motion OF the plaintiffs and consideration Of the b
amended hi and exhibits the 10th that tie Commi.
-oneT tins Court do take the pyed for mar
teuaTy an account OF the Of p shelton a
executor 81 William n Shelton decd Of the f.
plaintiff aud OF Nelson f. Shelton and sheron and Of
the sales exchanges other have been mad bv
the said Nelson p shelton guardian aforesaid or
Otherwise OF The real and personal Of William A.
shelton deed OF the sad wards prolt. the same
AMI OF the present condition and value the said
commissioner n OF the
said Nelson r shelton guardian aforesaid that
c NNi Nelson p Shelton executor Aforesaid do
poduc, before the said Commissioner paperx voucher.
and accounts aud submit solemn form,
touching the matters Of the 1d
missioner 40 rro the said any specially
stated deemed pertinent BY himself require. party The
Court doth al~o order that c plaintiffs and Neon
fsi"ion and Thomas H. shelton children A. Shelton
decd do submit form before the aid
Commissioned required by the defendant Nelson
euior Of said William A. Shelton and former
plaintiff and her brothers the aid Nelson r.
ton Children Of said William A. Shelton, decd
Tcsc c. C
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WM u. WILSON, r.
JOHN WILSON I ''"H'''-'
N,t,,,-,, .c,,pt, q. Ian Ia "a cyyI
RARE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR


T9NE Subscriber offers for several Of those eligible
u building o situated upon atis Intersection with oh
directly front of the Capitol possessing fn tie pubic
square and overlooking the greater part The City and surround
county which b. intercepted b otcr
buildings.
These pts. uuoquand point of ocnon combining situation
very Of city, pubic grounds prone
nldo-u word cynr ani county 10 le tuol win
b. aJll upon fa atsy person wishing n
funds which appreciate For psr
cIIHrs. Apply 10 Geo r. Crliup, Esq-
b, 2 7tawtw T. \. GOpDtN
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COOPER, BOZ AND SMULLtrT.
by boz Soc-umphrey Clmker by smaleii rs received
his day and for gale BY Hsi \. s LYONS.
ME Medical News and Library published monthly by Lea
n blanchard at 81 per year Subscriptions received by
"a A. s. LYONS, Main Il.
2 \ the United States Court Tor the Eastern uis-
n tn Of Virginia January DAVID DIT .lNCH OF tina
City OF Richmond having hsd pstton praying may
creditors David Branch the court on he
18th day Of March why be not
earo Bankrupt the Act of Congress
aud that Of this be published newspapers
ng IN thu 2sd and 2ith TulSS Of
j. 2I-w3w HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
for the Easiem Dsriet Of vginla
Il January 2ls l54o H. r. WATKINS county Buekng
hsn having filed petition praying that he declared bank
ruP II i ordered that all persons claiming be creditors
said H. r Watkins show the tbs 18Th day Of
The OF Congro In that bsha eoyy
and 2iih rules Of Court copy-TeFte,
ia s4-wSw HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
y the United Suites Court for the Eastern DIS.
Of Virginia. January 2Is, 1919 OBADIAH X. ALLEY
Of the county Of Iieunco having hsd petition praying
be be decarcd Bankrupt Il ordered that all persons
claiming be CREDITOR Of said Obadiah n. Alley,
the Court The 18th day Of March why the said
obadiah II. Alley be declared Bankrupt pursuant
Act Of Congress that behalf: and that copy of hs order b
published the according to the 9sd and s rules Of
Copy-r~-le,
ja 2+-w5w HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
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$50 REWARD.

" HEREAS, Charles Edward Jordan, of the
w county Notoway and State Virginia teere,ly
aud unlswfuy carried away three Slaves wit
named GILBERT. dark color and vry bad
about IS 40 years oh-onc named
ABBY bright muao about ~ - years Old and boy
PETER about - ~ years old, bright moattn
slaves len management and control Trustees
benefit Elizabeth Jordan, formerly Elizabeth
children By the l viii and testament NJ father Charles Wilson
decd This therefore orarn all persons FROM purchasing
employing haIbouring ihsm The Of the
forced against all such For the apprehension and confinement of
said slaves Jail within this Commonwealth delivery ofhe
either u above reward of $50,
poronaly for the recovery Of one
WM. u. WILSON, r..
JOHN WILSON 'i"'''c'
Not'oway county Va Jan. 90 isi1 "a - ewlm'
k,HERIFFs sNLEG sb1n sen the highest bidder
- front of Hcurco the 9th day
Of February nctt daya ms valuable Saws, among
arc some valuable t fcnsle Aso ten
Mules Eve WORK Honc eight Oven %, Car AMI Wagon
satisfy The balance due execution hnu favor
Groge Taylor against y. Cunningham administrator
Randolph decd. The saic VIII commence - oci0ck.
?. u. JONES u. =. Tor
IN t7--o1dz j. HNEAn. =. n. 4.
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JEFFERSON WARD MEETING

b>rhe meeting jefferson Wand behalf Of POOR will
he held Tuesday Evening January 9Th Masonic
Hail. below the Market oelock We presume mere an
no1necmcn Of such a meeting large acn,iancc-
Several addresses viii bo delivered
u 81 THE COMMITTEE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24
From the NeIo Orleans Tropic
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS SUCCESS OF THE
TEXAN TROOPS, AND DEFEAT OF THE MEX

By the steam ship New York, Capt. j. T Wright. 81
hours from Gslvestun in possession OF Complete
files o Texas papers. The an important char
acter The Texan forces under Gen. Somervillc have
gained several signal advantages Mexicans and if
they had ihr follow blows struck the most
happy results would certainly follow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24
Copy-rcsie,
IN 24-wew ,ou~ ,,,,>.r,.n

R1 virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Superior
Count OF Law and Cbacory county Of King W,n, IN
The cas- OF the Masters aud Professors William Mar, CO.
eod'panan against Thomas H. Sutherland lcfeln tI. -,
sisn.d a- special Commissioner mentioned tvn ON NOS.
DAY Tie s'h DAY Of February for sale a, rrh,s
hn To III" highest bhiier FOR ready bcfot. ,b Cs a.
OF snd county the Tract OF land proceeding. ,r -,
AMI being IN said county from RirLron \, -
Faiahnoek AMI about mies from Aylcu's warhonse '
il 2s-ctda sgoc,.I f,...''i''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24

n NSNN Ladies Magazine OF Female Literature edited by
= Mf sarah J. Hale, Morton Michael and l. A C,l.y a.
&c February No. H -" '' &C
Ladies Muca Library embracing tho popular and fashion
able Mus'e Of The day. edited by C. Professor OF Mu,
cived ioE subscribers.
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24

A SITUATION WANTED.-A young man qualified IN
teach the usual branches If English Education
obtain simton IN the county. Terms poeme For
particulars, refer Alexander Nagudcr Eqs
Ctafiotcsvinc BE- 2i-3W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24

"Nsto" known and Acknowledged New York
Buren, Another article appeared simultaneously the Post
power. Tbs
asotbeT confidential ieBd President bonE
The eIoSes oiesl hin
Obeisl with his administration We forgotten
signature under
Piled and uunPEanty seBeed both and Veto. VIII
friend IN New HoTk SsBd " The sTtlclcs
These assaults made Immediately upon Morning
declaring preference for M Calhoun they very sgne
Mi Horne e tie punishment be inflicted upon Distinguish
DSmOcatsn intercepted quiet OPS
Tatons Of himself aud fusnds.
This language Is very FAR from being equvoca It
presses very strong dstrut Of the srdeaing Of Mr. Van
Buren, and his friends and aserbes them the fixed de-
termination prescribe every Southern This talk
ing in the Nereury's stTain-and would seem TO
imply that the scales Of delusOn fast falling from its
eye.ids. We have hon admonshed that pin,
OF the fate which awaited and its champion the hands
of the Northern Democracy That Democracy have per.
secuted Mr. Clay because he stakeholder Could less
be expected Of them by Mr.. Cahoun-who has put him,
self forward the gres and exclusive champion Of the IN
sutution Of Slavery
As farther disclosing the feelings Of politicians
wards Nj. Van Buren,, copy letter the " York
Union-the Oticia! paper OF Capt Tyler.
-g,t b..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24
ftREAP SALE az Er.uuOIoEUIrs, ~,

- CES-Ile subscriber for purpose selling al Nh. n,o
sen stock OF !nhrocreS and aces has
arcr At East from o'mer price His large aud well
selected and great bargains viii be given Anones; them uu be
found the following: ~
French Needle Work Cape- Collars: Thread and Cu..-,.
Lace do Collars with inside Mourning do with do Rh
tnhrorerd Muslin Robes from sal Tw7i- French aud English
iifcad laees French Lc aud Rohhinct Iesttche Re
tasI ,,,,,, ,,,. sns iaee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24
The sou,b Prescribed.

demonstration BY Mr.. Van Burvns friends
when they rencd Presidential New York was
Mr.. Calhoun subject Of slavery in an
ac- signed -vrTo" which though communication appeared
ur which gave auhortaiyensSs their had
organ New YORK Erzsg Post The
objected advocated Mr. Van Ruren for the
Presidency STvssl 1t spoke OF the former b
known and his the defender OF
the of the South, unfit represent the North
Democracy This attack Senator and upon the souh
altogether unexpected by Liberal eaeherous nn
and unbecomns noble rivalry but irritating a. was
and provoking could have helped the cause Of Mr.
Van Buren, side Of Mason and D,ons line rather than con
tribute divide Demoeaey sectional feud We let il pass
We reeoneid from the fact that
prompt rstraeton was made on being ae
friend OF Mr. Calhoun through the PaPcf that MI Van
Of rlrnhinE him with the Anti
slavery party ready the issue Of
Calhoun Van Buren, and Aho' ion Being
Veto found that IN his Ecalt wound
Mr. Calhoun had made huner ami thrown down tie too
AnSVcTy gauntlet which he Therefore huredy snatch
much grace h. eouh before the
South had take and place in her helmet Hut the
bold challenge, did this
the indignant comments Of Southern pres
Mississippi especially and did no; then JON and ns
holding Mr. Van Buren seconds their challenge was not that
did thing te remembered 1t made US watch
been lot which have been since
iusdousy from draw the popular mind
North the AntSouthcm atudcsi first dictated
op-nnc> We noted them down through ihe
that the South tei presumed To
pretty generally thu Pres DENTAL question:
open couTtshp Abolonsi pctpuve Pronunciation OF
every faithful be hazarded IN Mr.
Van Buren's behalf
How r-e are interpret upon M Calhoun
opinions slavery through the Rochester iarer
confidential informed OF Mr. Van Buren,
We ind the question oi slavery thrust once
boldly AMI broadly Presidential csnva-and such
sr manifested principles upon, amount 10
DISTINGUISHING every Southern from the Presidential
Office. This done long communicated article endorsed by
Editor put su,hontat's! AMI ioni We
to" the Ecc,-g Post
The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24
]. w. PEGRAM,
JAMES LYONS.
Jsn'y 20, lSI3.

We acknowledge the Correctness OF the above views.
and. accepting the proered mediation respectively sccede
to the proposals made.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24
Gs.-soo drums Turkey Pigs prime order just received
- aih ior sale low by ia - JAMES FISHER SON
NIRGlNlA.-In the Clerks Office OF. the Cir.

cut Superior Court Of Law claneey for Gooehland
County, l1ih January.
Francis J. Smith and Mildrcd G. his wife. PrT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-19
Concord Railroad.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


ON and after the 10th of April, Passenger trains
" will run daily. Sundays excepted, in connection
with the Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Low
ell Railroads as follows, viz.
Leave Boston at NJ, IL NJ. ard 81 NJ.
Leave Concord at 4 A NJ, IL IA NJ g. 3PM
Trains from intermediate places will run as fol-
lows, viz
I'D. UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at 8 Ia A M IL Ia NJ & 34pM
do Nashua at AN. l IA & l-2pM
do Manchester 3D. NJ, 3.4 NJ g. Ia NJ
imme diatey on the arrival Of the from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester LA M, ~ NJ &304PM
do Nashua LA M PM d. 43-4PM
do Lowell 7l-4AM, 2PM g. l2pM
or Immediately on arrival Of the cars from Concord
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston
in for Passengers to take the o'clock train
New York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord
connect with the cars of the Boston and Maine Rail-
road, that Passengers may pass daily twice either
way, between Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Ando-
yer, Haverhill, Exeter and Dover and daily either
way, betwxt Concord and Portland; also daily from
Concord, by Portland, to Brunswick, Hallowe and
Augusta. r'
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at l-2 and arrive at Concord
the same evening. ....' ... Pr ..
Leave Concord at g NJ and arrive a, Boston
at the next morning.
Freight, First class, 81; second class, So.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Bos-
ton an hour at least before leaving to insure de-
livery by the first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should BIO marked, and
when valued at more than $50. notice should be CIV
en- and extra charges paid, or no claim for damage
or loss beyond such sum will be allowed.
~ N. G. UPHAM, supt
April 8, ls43. till327
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-19
CON'SU.lipTIO.N g LITER COMPLAINT
Dr aylOT's Il a = "a na Of
HHVESssNVORT,
From 375 Bowery, New York.

NOR the cure of coughs, colds, catarrhs, Asthma,
Il OF the chest pain in the side and breast;
raising blood liver complaints bronchitis and all az
fections of the throat and lungs which source
of so much suffering and often terminate in con.
SUMPTION this remedy is highly and justly distin
gushcd, 1t is purely vegetable, mild and gentle ia
its effects upon the system, and can he taken in the
most delicate with safety, well utility, So
extensively has it been used AMI often proved sue.
cessluI even in difficult and apparently almost hope.
less cases. that the proprietor feels hcsitancy in
recommending il 10 any and all who unfortunately
may have occasion to resort 10 some means OF
cry. Physicians, of its medical properties and
witnessing its effects often prescribe it in their prac
medical faculty generally it has met with than
ordinary appreciation; and there persons in th,
vicinity who testify of its healing qualities, and
who have received great benefit from the Oft
Certificates could be furnished in abundance from per
of the highest responsibility who have been
greatly relieved entirely cured by the Of this
medicine, but deem it not necessary to publish
them here the medicine is generally known
throughout the country. For common cold anG
couh this is Of the very best remedies ever dis
Gov, red. N. B. There is a spurious and councrfll
article ancat, and lately introduced into this place.
Therefore be careful to get the genuine which is from
375 Bowery New York, and see that the s,ed
plate label is the bottle 10 prevent counleres
and buy above or Of LUTHER JEwErT, st. Johns
bury Dana, Weeks s. Stanton, Danvlle, Edwards &
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, lde & CO. Lyndon, j.
G. Darling Concord, and ]. Jewett & CO. Barnet.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-19
IMPORTANT REMEDY.

nR. ELDERKINS EGYPTIAN BALSAM is
~ warranted to the most severe cases Of
burns, also piles and fstua, in few hours. The
proprietor returns his thanks to the gentleman from
whom he received letter stating he had the piles for
l6 years. In order TO save expense in advertising
certificates the price is made cost, which only
% for small and so cents for large bottles So
all this very valuable discovery almost with
out cost. For worms either in grown persons
children its effects certain, for sprans and weak
in the back or limbs, and rheumatism it is guar
anlied to cure and supercede entirely the unpleasant
of all kinds of Strengthening piasers, opodedoc
nimen,s, &c. 1t gives strength to the muscles and
tone 10 the nerves 1t is pleasant, desirable stimu
liant whether used internally or externally. One
case of most excruciatiGg and painful rheumatism
was cured in three days For caksd or swollen
breasts it has failed TO Immediately relieve anu
is fol the FIRST time at the request of Others put
up in this popular form, so that all have the
benefit Of it, 1t is no nostrum. II can be had only
of DIR Leeds wholesale Druggist, 1913 Maiden Lane,
New York, and is for sale by LUTuER JEwETT, ST.
Johnsbury, Dana, Weeks g. Stanton. Danve, and
y. Perry, Cabot. 3l2yl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-19
Youths Department.
Frank Lilly.

lately met with an interesting revolutionary nnec-
dotc, written by cold SOLDIER which doubt not
will be acceptable to many of the readers of the Me-
dalton:
"Jonathan Riley was sergeant in the - regiment,
had served under General Amherst in the old French
war, and was with the provncials at the taking of
Havana This often selected for danger
Gus and trying situations and his uniform courage and
presence of mind ensured him success He was at
length placed recruiting station, and in a short
period enlisted great number of men. Among the
recruits Frank Lilly, boy about sixteen years Of
age, weak and puny lad, who would not perhaps
have passed muster, not greatly in want or
men. The soldiers made this boy the butt of their
ridicule, and many sorry joke uttered at
his expense Yet there something about him
interesting and at times he discovered spirit bey ond
his years. To this boy, for some unknown cause,
him from the bottom OF his heart. Often on our long
and fatguing marches, dying almost from want, har-
assed necessarily by the enemy, did Riley carry the
boys knapsack for miles, and many crust for the
poor wretch saved from his scanty allowance
But Frank Llly's resolution was the cause of sa
wing the whole detachment The American army
was encamped at Ehzabethtown. The soldiers sta
toned about four mes from the main body near the
bay that separated the continent from Staten Island
forming an advance picket-guard, chosen from
a southern regiment, and continually deserving
IT was post OF some danger, as the young ambitious
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-19

Making per cent for the year. IT,, ,U,
Said per centage to he cast on the ongnai amount
of premium note, without reference to any endorse
ment, and to be paid the Treasurer, at his oiee IN
Montpelier, on or before the 18th day oil ociooer
Is43, being the day Of The annual meeting Oh so'u
Company. ,,, ,ho
A list of persons insured in his town with the
amount of assessment due from each will be trans
mtted to the Representative elect to he Legislature
who ii is hoped, will feel an interest in having al
from whom assessments are due, send in by him 10
nav the same: and it is expected that members OF The
company will not neglect to do 50, as 1t oilen costs
hcmmorc to forward their money other"lselhan 'heir
assessments amount to; besides, the only way inc
credit Of the company can To sustained Is oy having
each member pay his assessment promptly
The Directors last year adopted resolution that
when suits for assessments are commenced the wnoe
amount of the premium note will be demanded n
grceable the Sh section of the act OF incorporation
There have been allowed the past year eighty one
losses, amounting to S32150 as.
silva II. THURSTON, Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

vJVHE next term of the school at st. Johnsbu,y
IL Plain will commence Wednesday, Sept 2Ob
under the same direction as heretofore.
TUITION. $500, $3.50 or $500, and to be paid at
the commencement of the term. Deductions for such
absences only as are occasioned by sickness. schOI
AIRS will bo received for period shorter than on,
term and only at The beginning of term, except in
cases where they are expecting to continue through
subsequent terms and can be accommodated in classes
already formed.
school will be ready for that purpose at the commenc.
ment Of the term. 3l5w6