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Co., Richard M. Johnson.--The Bay State Democrat thus speaks of the contem- plated visit Of the hero of the Thames to the Eastern States
 "We anticipate that there will be gene ral manifestation here in his honor; that something of the hearty demonstrations with which a Lafayette and Jackson were re- ceived in this community, will be exhibited towards the hero of the Thames. And 1t is right that it should be so, for the gallant Colonel is an American; one who has al- ways stood by his country in war and in peace, and generously devoted his best en- ergies to her honor and welfare He is, moreover, an open and fearless champion of popular liberty, whose sympathies with hu- manity are broad and deep, and his public career has ever been marked by conduct that stamps him an honest and consistent statesman and a true patriot
 sHis distinguished services in the last war have never been acknowledged by the empty title of General conferred upon him in time of peace, and he still rejoices in the noble appellation won by his gallant con- duct, and his strong arm in the midst of his country's foes-plain Colonel Johnson- He needs no prouder title than this to exalt him in the hearts of his countrymen. The memory of his youthful deeds-when thirty years ago he rushed from the halls of legis- lation into the midst of his neighbors and friends, and raised gallant band with which to assault the foe, his fearless conduct at the battle of the Thames, the staying of Tecum sch, the defeat of Proctor-is written upon the page of history, and enrolled in the hearts of his countrymen. Nor are his elo- quent services in the Congress of the United States, in defence of civil and religious liber- ty, in aid of the poor soldiers and their fami- lies, forgotten; nor yet his advocacy of the cause of liberty when struggling in Greece, in Poland, in South America, or, later still, in Ireland. From first to last, he has proved himself true American, and he is well de- serving of public honor.
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NOTICE.

r SHALL offer for sale at the State House. Il City of Little Rock, on Saturday the 4n November next, claim belonging to the sj Arkansas, of 32O acres, which may be los'] quarter sections. It is the last 1.-the sectl0aa1 Terms of payment will be a credit of one, ,.l. r three years, with bond and security, at ns of 6 per cent. per annum, from date until PssI PrlI
 A. " ExEcUTIvs DEPARTMENT, .s Little Rock, 25th September, 1S43.
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NOTICE

Y s hereby given, that the Executive VIII as \, \ person, or by his private Secretary, on s;s x, October next, at the Land-office at Was'aIa Hampstead county, to receive testimony v ,s s pended cases, and to correct so far as it can Y all informal locations and other entries n.;s, ;., made by the agents of the State, in foessais s,'is 5O0,000 acres when all who may be lnei'.', l's requested to attend, prepared to have tnsSr yrJ ! adjusted. Al
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, .A
 Littlc Rocir, 2ith September, 16i3.
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DYEING & SCOURING'

MI her friends and the public generally, na is now prepared to carry on the above buslne' all its various branches; and as she has had na years experience, in different States, she fiasn self that she will be able to give general sats'' to all who may favor her with their patronass.
 Ladies' and Gentlemen's dresses, of either !. woollens, dyed and secured in manner us
 make them look as well as when new.
 She will be found at her residence, near th' Arsenal :.
 Little Rock, Sept. 2S, lS43. ,.
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The constant habit of enjoying good things is hurtful. Nothing is more prejudieial to the health or constitution, than too great indulgence in luXuries. Use but do not abuse the good things of the world.
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EXECUTIVE DEP.Rrr,

EAECUIIVE DEPAHTMeg.
 Little Rock, 22d September' ,s. TN compliance with an act of the General K, | bly, of the State of Arkansas, approved ss January, lS43, have relinquished to the pi! States, the following tracts of land, heretoss,aa lected, and confirmed to the State of Arkaess' Seminary lands, to which there were cops' claims.
 The Secretary of the Treasury will now 1. patents to be issued to the purchasers, and Ss'' them to the several land offices, in which tbs are situated.
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The youngest child of Queen Victoria has been christened with water from the river Jordan. Oh Jerusalem!
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The State will be authorized to select other {, ln lieu of those sold and patented to individual
 3-3w A. YEIl
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PROCLAMATION,

PROCLAMATION, By archibaid Fell, Gore,,aor of the Stateof .arka WHEREAS, it has been made known h| w that Wat Foreman, who was under sen1 of death, for the murder of his wife, and DI Chambers, charged with passing counterfeit nd did escape from the jail of Benton county, O| night of the l7th Sept, and are now running ati1 Now, therefore, I, Archibald Yell, Goven1 the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the poWs1 authority in me vested by law, do hereby o1aI ward 1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to anl| son who may apprehend the said Foreman anl liver him to the Jailor of said county of Bentolj I do, furthermore, offer a reward of one hun dollars for the apprehension of said Chamben| his delivery to the Jailor aforesaid.
 In testimony whereof, hereunto set my hand
 cause the seal of. said State to { IT.. s.] fixed, at Little Rock, on the @d
 of September, A. D. 1S4S,
 A. YEI4 By the Governor:
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of S1I Said Foreman is native of the Cherokee n about half f-breed, tolerably dark, speaks Es very well, is about 30 years of age, weight ahS has black hair and eyes. Daniel Chambers is between p and 30 yea1 age, has fair hair and skin, and blue eyes, say' blacksmith perhaps he may make his VI Missouri or Illinois, as he is from those States September 3Oth, lS43.-. 3-4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12
wEYAvoKE loY JAMES RIVER FOR SALE.

WEYANuKE ioN JAMES RIVER FOR SALE.
ry,lItS splendid Plantations formerly the residence OF III John
Mnse situated in Charles City county and on James Ryer
will he offered at public auction, on WEDNESDAY ue 2th ~
September next, al o'clork, r. NJ
This place well of the most desirable farms
ON the river whether regard fertility of soil lealiness or
neghorhnod convenience OF buildings, or Ia
description IL almost useless
contains $40 ess OF which about o arr
cleared and improvement The soil Is of red
o chocolate color therefore he worked with great
Lime and have been frequently used and are SO
admiralty adapted TO the SOIL that any degree OF fertility may
he attained In prco l. is estimated that 1850 bushels OF
wheat win Ir Sold this farm the present year II Is well
with frni great variety, comprising Apples ate
aud cay) Peaches Aprrots, Chrtes Plmh tsc which IN
, short time will lie additional ri much profit.
Partial b.. given time To seed wheat and in
tile craving crop {" Germ si! he stcureG
which viii be hy III. nf January next, or sooncr
Gentlemen tie safe, can leave Richmond ~ The
.abca, on the ana arrive in lIme for this farm Is
s.., within few of Richmond, Petersburg and
Norfdk by steamboats, aud railroads.
Mr. Iu,,. D. Kirby now living on the premises, will take
pleasure in showing gentleman DESTROYS Of III
speeding H. 100. r. a., ,, . -, -, - -;
viii he given. r u - AabaCh.
Petersburg August q, 1913
MrMoGentlemen disposed treat privately for said Trnc
of Land may application TO myself or Dr. John Mnce
OF Petersburg Should private sale be ELECTED due notice WI
he niyen through the public prints. f. G. 2.
| Aug o5 3l-tds
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS

subscribers have received, by the regular Packets an
''"'aa BON New YORK; large and eloicr assortment
SEASONaBL GOODS
~ ' me Tie whole Of which been purchased ara pai
90 ~ ~ invest CASH prices. They Offered whole
ana ~ very Reasonable advance, cash or city acc-p
'',.rs. hey III par, ~ follows:
'i super English and French wool black Cloths
super blue invisible green brown and olive Cloths and ;ass
n.ff' ~
lsasy 0ucksAa, ribbed, striped and plaid Cashmere yer
Extra f rel . and IA Apacca L,istrcs at all prices
ri oleans Cloths, ChI-aus and Tesans
.'n "'h heued MouSe.in aud Grape dc Lane and Chay
q aln , ana Circassan Paid, for chidren's wear
a l, o MAN and striped black and blue black Silks
Black and fancy coorcd ulon Loop and m"iair Fnsss
"Lse ,aso ,a,i, s"i;s ssk.d and null Mu,lin
somcnt se' ~ '''s'' large ia
Ashhur,"n Lace, gimp, worsed and cotton Fringcs
Lies Ih;nir nett and embroidered silk and aiitts
100; kl, Lis!e thread, Castor and Berlin do
"n n, , kd, buck, beaver Berlin and silk do
1yaha loi Table Damak and Table Cloths all sizes
in '- s,, Iawn' Linen Ianhrics and Napkins
',t i"ciiE2 Bird Eye and Russia Diaper and Crash
S,!rii sdr' dressing, tuck and iloty fine C,iits
i!air' o"n, nail and comb brushes, Soap Co,usnr &c
chef. ~ '' ''
vrl,e, afa'a a"d satin lnnne hat neck Ril,band
Lar.e and medium Silwls, Scars and I,andkerrhcts
upper ihck ana blue iack Bombaz,nrs caucun Brocadc
anm and furniture Calicoes and Gingham- al! prices
M.e ihd corded skirts, Cor-cts aud worslcd Bags
new sipie printed Vclvets, for ladias dresses
whitney rose, point, dn,h aud twlIed Blankets
s miel lner ram Carpct'ns, stair do. and Rugs
Heavy all woo mllcd Kerseys for field hands
ram striped aud plaid nseys and coIored Doncst;cs
,mrav. filnt Cl"ths, FlusIngs, Plains and Booking
"nr' Nier'n" Valentia, Cashmere and other vcstings
ram and figured SILK Velvet plain n.nred Satin do
Wne green, yellow, blue, plain aud twied Flannes
I"Tt hph-snr'iSing Welsh do. al! prices
l.'"aci,'i AMI brown heavy Canton do
WIN complete hlrached ana brown Sieen
,rcvcd styles. -
C"natn Merchants Farmers an Citizens generally ar inv
q l" can ah examine our assortment which viii be >tpc
iof IL Thai Of any i,!l.-r season.
VALENTINE, BREEpES !. co..
II street, :iuc aur Hill
Scents A., .,,..-.,
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r AND NEGROES, &c, FOR sALE-By the consent Of all
L. parties concerned the subscriber Will TUESDAY the Sd
day of Octocf 1884, IL fair If the fair day there
after SALE The premises credit o and
three wears equal annual in lmcnts, The Tact Of Land, and
nrcuaccs Anderson seized
aud possessed lying and bris the comfy o Nelon ao
Southeast Coar; house aud within o. the
lanes tvnr and kanawa Canal The .in six hui-
drci and fifteen about Thirds Of which cleared aud
good en.c-ile balance we'll tinbcrcd and
venien open land The cleared land good heart and
well adapted The culture o tobacco wheat oa, &C.,
There is on the premises n comfortable dwcin. all
ces.ary houses god apple orchard and other kinds
of fruit.
lie will also sale, the time and place. 4
dill Of twelve months all the Slaves belonging Estate,
sng of men, and children; anu also credit OF six
months all other personal property rongins Estate,
consisting Houses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs Household and
Kitchen Furniture and Plantation Utensils. In cases. bonds
with approved security will required, and land
To secure the payment of the purchase MONEY.
DAVID L. ANDERSON,
Executor Of Nelson Anderson, deceased,
Aug. Is a6-lm for himsefa and other.
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WILLIAM ANDERSON. JK.

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite The Columbian Hotel, CarY Street.
purchased his ock of Fail Goods much eari-r hi
season than usual previous To the advance in prices il
hr Anr'n cities, enables him 10 offer them upon much
favorable cs Than e could do his stock bad he
are Uttered on accommodating terms:
$50 lds. 81. CroiA Porto Rico and ~ O Sugars pl sc,
aoo bags asnra, Rio ST. Domingo, supcro
Old lava Coffee
y , ~1o'e ani hall boxes wooIsey's Loaf sugar
Hb : ttt~u'd do.
i'-r' sacks Liverpool filed Gne Salt
80 d.. DE-. sr"nad alum do
5Oii@i IL. HIlddlng Bacon. II prime article
10 do. Common do
half pipes superior Old cosnac Brandy, otard Dupuy
4 do do J. J. napuy K Co.'S do.
10 do. do. Imitation do.
30 gals the fines, Old cognac brandy vintage of lsO5
III demljohns from to gallons
woodhonss best $. NJ. Wine, In pprs halt pipes
and quarter Casks
d.. Cherry Bounce
~ - g. g. Nora, nc Carolina iiennss' No.
$50 Potomac Gross No. /
% TVS sweeds, Country and English lion, well assorted
d.. American Gilsiercd Steel
fi:>h and German do
. TIPS sivecds Plough Plates
1903 tr-e SHOES, ready ;"r mailing
3I iH- Na.i- and Grads. a.st,Ied szes
- '.Ies WooduGs aud Ils Patent Candies
l2i q liu's Patent Soap
= To- vafrraed d.
- he- leatty < nuponts F and FF Powder
ms shot. assorted sizes
tn Bar Lead
iss n; SRi,Ihal 1yhsSGTfs, Nos. and .
10 liz chests Gunpowder Tea, part extra ine
S. nty hoxes Gunrowdcr do.
10 lgr and Is small Brooks highly approved Wheat
aonf hoxrs sxlo and oxia Glass
AZ, Letter and Writing Pager
.p9er, Gin:rr and iii>pcc
nme.s, Indigo and iiad!cr
operas. Amm satpetrr and Birthstone, and many
other sr art'cles toJ tedious 10 ci;umera!c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

HANOVER LAND FOR saLE.-By virtue Il deed of li,>
executed 10 the subscribers by urwel S1rke and Ann D.
his wife, for the purposes therein MENTIONED bearing date 2nd
Of February al and duly recorded in the Clerks Office NJ
Sisss The rs fa day thereafter Tract of Land containing
about 400 acres the North side of the road leading ron @
nond IN ,le ,d Church. miles the former anu from
latter place The of the land in original GROWTH anu M
rlmhered offers indncrment 10 any ptrs"n ~
perior meadow OF which j. now IN eFas5 ne
wi, hc sold in i've lots giving each 200 when WI ~
vide about equally nradcw land The hnildnss consist o.
dwelling house aud cellar, large bafh "'"!
o. ION and nero quarters, 1src iva springs cnnVt I'll
en tie dwelling III iirin Is Hchh"Wuee !" p
the best below The rshtF'io"a l. good ana
perfectly eaiay . -, , ,..,,.,,
Tc.Ms-Onehird cash, The balance in nine AMI e'-hte' IA
n.nl,.s deed OF iS, 10 secure NE Two last ~? nri''
i',n ,ii,. !. Good JOS. STARkn i.r-,s,..s
TIIOS. J. STARkE,I
a., o- 3l-tGs
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AHc. a5

WILL offer for sae publicly, The premises upon The nan
day of October next plantation which reside IN The
pper end of ecklenburg county called OAK HUI IL contains
nv r.r,u, survey seven hundred three
hundred and of which low ground III The hest
quality including half of Totero Island commonly
known "a Nelson's Island The land lies within SIX miles o
CIarksvc good market for tobacco and there are rcr an-
fr,rpp mills almost each Of which wheat may he
iiivcrrd bv water The buildings land sufficient for
The accommodation Of family, ahd the ceu'iy o
large crop The terms payment VIII tc made known on me
ia Of sale and shall accommodating AZ any reasonable
mn rIts,r ran require hazard ie in SWING that there i q
arao proportion fr,i land this tract ih,n on any other
-, liz. t-..tnnunuvrnIth JOHN NELSON.
~ 80, ~ lids
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M REWARD Ran away from the subscriber, on lne
SiDU nlsh, of the 18th the present month June, my ne

81 M REWARD Ran away from the subscriber, on Tue
SiJU n.h of the 18th the present month tJine,) my ne
en- man PM Johnson who innaito about - years "i age
,,. ana likely head at hair, speaks Slow ana Whh
~ "a il very ant answer Sr whether he hears distinctly
~ mat lad on when he left blue jeans roundabout straw nat
and m of cnnred cashmere pantaoonS lie also loon
with HIM summer cloth coat, originally black but somewhat
hanged IN ,oor BIZ the rec, sun, with velvet collar ana
pair IL blue cashmere pantaloons. -, -, -
Johnson was purchased BY july 1884, Of Mr. John Dan
,a-d Trustee Augustus NJ Braxton Of Matthews county,
wae by Mr. stanley g udna county, 10 one or
he other IL which plices doubt he Inns gone
of the State Of Virginia ana com
him, will give reward OF one nun,
t,ed dollars up State and committed 10 JAM W"
give dollars and if delivered to me, IN the CITY
"''''"''' '"'' "'' s''e ''' P B. JONES.
Richmond June GOTH 5i3 ia-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

DE4I. ESTATE FOR SALE-The subscriber has for sale
IL very fine Estates, lying in different counties IN I'rs
of The eSi Tobneeo Plantations n The
e.aig Also Tract OF heavily mhered Land ~
ID. Immediately upon the about to miles below Richmond
II property individual willing embark IN the wood and
business offers opportunity Of making le Tor
Short he has Tor sale assortment of town lots subu
and estates in the county, that VIII enable MN
supply the Of almost any individual Jesrons of investing
~ansy :" "F.33-If
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NOTICE. TO YuE CREpIToRs OF Carr. CHAs TnoMP-

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF CART. CHAS. THOMP-
y son II compliance with OF the acquisitions Of Deed
irist from Capt Charles Thompson oil inns county 10 me,
lie property me- for the payment of his debts, III the
de in The clerks Office The County Court Of III county
nd Thar, hy The said other things provided:
s who shall cause sd Ia I've LEVIED on ms
M m srore, all others, liie payment o his de-
nt ana 2d-fhl those persons whom he IS bound rs 81
obtain the Dement'S OF the uteu
nily In wrn. me, acceptance Of The decd aud
.t,lr,, liability for any thing beyond The amount
st-iyrd from The fund.
Az persons which the said Thompson
oud security for another required To signify III writing
'he su.trher within 90 days recording of said deed,
gs was 7th day Of July, 1873, willingness to
accept the benefits of said deed, and discharge the said Thonp
from any farther demand or liability fom said debts.
WIN. o. WINSTON.
lanovc, ro,rt houSe Any. lsd3. 3l--6t
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aMEs RIVER LAND FOR SiiE-rhc sntscriher o,Irr-
m safe Tie Eiet OF Ld which resides in the cauny
=" amrridid known y the of Cobnaa containing Ly
es'ton on thousand lrrrsuit 100 IN the or,",6l
rf"w;t anu aao" - %. iares bow p,,u az ,ocd
fhly ms Estate Or ting desirable situations IN
S paii o virginia, and well adapted cre;Y; 81 oac
CO" corn ana wheat The dwelling h1>e large and cr,,ye
merit ntes efief The "u,ini>.s Of ordinary KIND.
apa ' acres ti tins land * clover further lie cr.iu, Is
unnecessary as persons wishing purchase VII yy: The ore
mi'cs before they purchase II the Land SOLD h., The
Ina day o SEPT EMBER, lsi3, will BE- offered NJ
public auction Terms of sale vii be accommodating which
VIII be made known by subscriber living ON Inc
Post oliee-Coum5a, fluvanna county, Va
OyERToN b. PETIT
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.--,-,.y1SsIny AND GROCERY BUsINESS.-The subscri-
% have determined add their Grocery business tnr
luu.s Of salng Country Produce on commission hes TIL WI
| advance literally tobacco wheat In manu-. ei
a., ,l.a receive aud forward Goods aad Produce. fn.s s.;
eonf..rt that they will he allie TO give genera Co. s
hex ,ol r-,,-cs fully solicit consignments and ORDER. "'
S"s' H - JOEt. W. WOMACk co.
: "e"''e ''' >''e Wv f J. ". NJ. * co.
- ,.,o 32-Stt
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"a REM ARD .-FLETCHER HEATH, IH"s. ,onms, -
nv icRN SHERIDAN broke the jan OIL iiss =, ~, ~,
. t,- escape Ia Il night Will give reward o So' io
.d : ot Cooke ii they delivered al the Ji. " a
an II, nh 81 years old about lei W s
- =, r--v ey. large black whskers and black hail u
and ,e 10 I've bald the palm oil me nau
.clr mark each hand, between The thnmo anu s
caused b powder or Indian ink speaks very slow ana
pr and has coarse hollow voice, and never looks per
the when speaking TO hin he haa on we NC ,
m kentucky Jeans ock coat blue and white COTTON pana
looms. black hat and shoes :, ;.. ,;,h ,,,k
Cooke q or 40 years old, about eet II inches ns" Lei
@al>Stjs. ,,,o III
- $500 a5-ff
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DR oaKIEY,s COMPOUND DEPURATIvE SYRUP, for
- The cure scrofa Kings Evil obstinate inc
SKIN Puppies Pustues the Face, scals Ernp.ns
Rheumatism Teier Syphc symptoms. and all DISCOVERS afis
inc from an impure of The blood inudcous use Oh mercury
s Medicine his extensively used in ,bc United states
With decided eneit Sof1la, Melcua Diseases, ana IN All
cases of liberated character. 49,, ,so,
We The undersigned having frequently used uikie; CON
,uL irpu.aiicc syrup Of Prleti'e wan oe
d-d beneficial results, ,sc,iy recommend II to the ic
"," s,.s,,n, or.nara,inn H. IT, MiiiiIEN6gRG, NJ d.
10" '' SOLOMON &. BIRCH, do.
john u. OTTO Gn.
The ahaye valuable preparation for sale hy GAiAok
LYELl Agents for the Proprietor. ur
n ., Tl-wly
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UMP AND GROUND PLASTER-The undersigned WI
keen The Warehouse near head the Basin
ON hand and for sale Lump and Ground Plaster The latter WI
be ground the city Of Richmond Of the fre ana pess
." the article preparations and customers may BE- 5 G
that moi oniy will lie article free from all impurities at 'ne
,xs, market pce only win be charged Farmers and dealers
in plaster are 10 make trial. and Is Is expected they
will not he disappointed. ,,,o
MEAL WIN a " ~ " ' JAMES NJ. SCOTT.
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WI noe wan u hc her hool has always rsa favored tseci'
fully announces wiz be opened on the Isl ng"Gr o .e
tcuarIy wei pleased with the Improvement o. their chdren
may agreeable know that she viii , year c AIDED ny
niece, and other assistants she 'ah last year.
De taught by Mr. I.eret native OF France. "a. -,
A. Is - ~ - - - 800 2S-wlw&oaw2winS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

J)RtVATE EDUCATION-Twenty years have elapsed
commenced the instruction OF YOUTH and cannot but feel
period pleasure which in;ran the
seeds of virtue and knowledge renders this of the DC
lishul periods of my e
In the U youth points the cha
aud usefulness them habits O:
and close application and pleasing and agreeable In
order accomplish these desirable objects all pupils reside
under table with family of which
they form others admitted Thus
brought with me- discipline, which
and the
uniting with degree the benefit ot public insruc
ton and addressed The hearts aud good of pupils
tea Tor shorter period than Ten mans nshsr. of nv
and fourteen years, unless previously epers " m
family, except under extraordinary circumstances ~.
mited and all are required 10 CONFORM W
regulations mehodica and agreeable 70 such is arc
Having removed 10 large and commodous establishment re-
mote and dense popnat on the aren o. inc
civ Of Washington, Georgetown, d. my seminary
win open admission oi youths on tue Isl Vi o''
ana close ON the Isl Of Angus; following.
The course Instruction is liberal intended I" prepare ss
gentlemen udcous entrance INT" college, ahI
French Composition, Civil History the elements o al M
Moral Philosophy The Evidences L" Christianity, arthhetc
Algebra the Elements Of GeUelry Geography, thr "ees' an"
Boot. keeping. ,ooo ..,
IN, for the scholastic year months Is SOU paya
M. n yearly in advance. This includes tuition IN the aoe
branches board beding towels hre Candles WASH
ins, mending and pew rent. -,
Books Stationery Doctors h and branches oil eoucalon MOI
embraced in the above such other languages masc &C. WIZ
charges In tlesc competent 'eaeei' W" " ~
ployed, when desired -, VIII. c,.,.s
IN. Halls of Congress. Of the Courts Of the United states
the Patent Office and National nstitne ana oief punc
the Navy Canal OF the Chesapeake ana tue
m. hc eor,ens the specimens of architecture, tt
statues and paintings remarkable and events and Tue as
Of the seat oil Tue
objects will fine opportunities 10 es
p,uI the mind elevate the character OCCASIONAL FS
these under special PERMISSION, accompahr" ana
proper explanations will obviously save most 'a''a'! nm"
ene e ui s, 20 liza III - WAI. BRENT, JR.