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LET'TuE PEOPLE TAKE HEED.

1.ast Saturday completed the serenlh ccek OF The Ia
bors of the General Assembly and It may in good faith
b. asked What has been done for the benefit Of The
Commonwealth What measure Of public utility has
bc<n rnacled To compensate for the Of wor1sn.y
thu waste OF public money which The weeks have
exhibitcdl The people ganing under the burthens
which mad policy has inflicted upon ihem-and when
they look To the legislative hall what do they SIC but
yeckess consumption Of precious time upon party rcsou
tionsor idle babhng about the faith and credit Of the
Siste1 One day solemn rcsoire M, rcpudaic the
r,hc deh-ths next resolution directing sworn Of
hesr ~ Withhold his signature from bonds pledged 10
eeeo,s; and this. too, the unionablc plea that the
evaporation for Which the S,a'es cndorscr had per
fsnned its duty sreoding 10 the strict letter Of the aw7
We have the nndgnifed spectacle of the great Common
wealth ~ Virginia, (abon whose all degrees of
politicians pra,e profoundly standing up through
kF legislature and rrooa'nnr that because ihc Jaues
River Company have committed same indenable offence,
,hexeore the State will Withhold. not exactly the debt
issrf but the eridcncc upon which the debt i. 10 be
vailshle the siockhalder Was there ever before such
psitrrng and qusbling about matters which affect so
deicai~ly the public honofl
But. repeat the inquiry and we as, the people to
remember il, wha, has been donel Has there been a
solitary law enacted which is n,rinsically worth Tar
thing! What nerd was there for any Legislation what
err al the present session. except upon the Apporon
'nrui Of Representatives, aud The Revenue for the
fnnf vear.
Ifthc Legislature in III. ,eren ,rceks ron, h. had
patched. and the body might have hecn ready for ad
jcurnmcni by the list. at arihe. the 0,h Of Fcbrua
~. Each month costs the people S250 900 aud the saw
Ing az this sum would obylae the necessity Of taxation
precisely 10 tina, amount.
Let he remembered that the Democracy have the
rsins-ihat they talked loud and lony about Retrench
renf and Economy and have promised the people much
We now ask IN vain for tho evidences of their economy
We ask the staid and rejecting yeomanry of the country
who are nng and sweating under unparalleled pres
mFe, 70 remember tina, their representatives think il
but tre TO spetd irum five To eight hundred dollars
day on party rrsoniun pouring their bile upon
mc'nber of Congress who tolls them plain TRUTH in plain
'bnt unpasia' 10 terms.
We ask 'honl TO note, tina, nothing. literally nothing
has been done. Not single Of public utility has
bcrh placed upon the statute booknoi single measure
has bcen proposed that does LOOK more to the int
rests of party Than of country.
81 we charge home upon the Democratic majority, \
waste, prolgaie and nexcusable waste Of public mo.
e Let this charge be disproyed by the record It we
esIeek 'aisey OF heediessly Richmond DJhig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

SINGULAR DiscoyrNv-Somc persons engaged in
Telling trees, lately. near Th,bodanxv., La discover
ed human skull and bpn,s and number Of articles in
the hollow Of tree they cut down. II supposed n
runaway negro, other evil door, who had stolen
things and placed them within the cavity for conccalmen,
ard repeating his VISIT had bent down if all
right bad fallen IN head foremost and the hollow was
too narrow 70 Turn round he starved to death,
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

Bal 70 divide the Sste into Congressional Districts ac
D seestng y the new rsio Of Representation The ar
<meet ier onr own District strikes US as singulary
peb!s 70 the political aspirations Of the chairman who
tepcF'es the BILL Why the county Of Charlotte should
hars hees tackled % 70 Psylvans, Halifax Henri and
fkIn, nnless for the special accommodation Of
Y 60ss AZ. y Edmunds. WI Pumerous family con-
1s.u . ~ I!HREde pr ssgacity to per-
ss.. ~ ys9l4l[ oes the Legislature
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Dec. D


AlRGINIA:-At Rules held III the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
Town OF l.ynchburg, the 9Th day of December lS42
Richard Perkins jr. and William Roberts, Plaintiff,
against
David r. Lyman admr. of Christopher Roberts decd the
same David r Lyman and Elizabeth H. his wife, George
r. Roberts, Harrison NJ Gibbs and Mary Ann his wife, A.
tram f. Biggers and Matilda L. his wife, the r.
Blegers, trustee ON behalf of his wife and Children Upton
d. Jennings and Mildred Ann NJ his wife, Mary f. H. Big
gers, Ada f. g. Biggcrs, Ella C. O. Bggers Aradna T. r.
biggers, Abram H. Biggers and - Bggers the last six
infants under p years Of age Christopher L. Roberts, George
f.. Roberts and John Gibbs, Defendants,
The Defendant George f.. Roberts ha wing entered his
appearance and security according the Of Ac
semb and the rules of this Court, and it appearing by sat
istactoy evidence that he nhaiant of this
try 1t ordered that the said Defendant do appca hsre
on the first Monday in March Chat being rule day)
and the bill of the Plaintiffs and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted newspaper printed in the
town OF lyncburg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and pos
ted at the front door the courthouse the said
Copy-Tese,
ID. RODES elk.
Dec. % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

IN New Hampshire The Wing candidate FOR Governor
il Col Joseph Cey 0roiI,er Of The late Jonathan Gil
ley Of 1honas,on gallant officer ii the last war with
England. The Loco candidate is Henry lInbbard an
old Feteralisi. Wien Col. Ciflcy was fighting
bravey on The frontier Hubbard busy In getting dr.
ega-s elected 10 the Hartford Convention .Noc Hub
bard is called the Democratic candidate and Cillvy tho
Federal Such is the abuse Of language which pre-
walls in tie Locofsco prcsscs.
TLeun<Ler L,.ro,I
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Flcuiry or Pnrrrios.-1ho following, il true, is a
liii upon the abuses Of peitiuning "a way in
Albany made n be, iha, he could get five hundred sig
natures To hang a venerable Episcopal clergyman in
that city. lie wrote in fair hand long petition too
long Cor any body take the trouble sad and sue
cceding IN getting the requisite number in single morn
inu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

by JOHN NAL.
oh, Mother, Mother, tell me, pray,
What mean the people vi hen they say
bear Father is a man again
ws heard them while we were at play,
And brother, as he iun'd away,
Grew pale, as il with pain.
And, dearest Mother. tell me why
You look so happy when you cry
And why you don't complain
And why ,o-da, yeur pleasant, eyes
Are j,Ist the color of the skies,
After pleasant rain
Hush, Mother, hush, whats that hear
Sweet music answering thee, my dear
The tired oil hipp, men
The Ws.hingtonians are out
: In all their strength II horea shout
Your Father is man again
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JOHN q. I5URRELL.
aTTOR.e'EI 1T L.EvV:.
CAMPBELL VA

NllI attend regularly the Superior and inferior
w Courts of Campbell, Charlotte, Halifax and tho
Cooperation Courts of Lynchbrg. All business. conf
ded 10 him will be strictly attended To- Address-Pise.2
Run p. o., Campbell, Va.
Jan. IL win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

LON" Norrrsttr FINALLY CoNcLU prp.-lu Locke
Csyuga county, n. York, on the 22d Of November, by
Lev, Henry, Esq, Seth Stevens E,q. of Hartford
Cortland county, 10 Miss Syvana Heath, daughter of
Benjamin Heath, Esq, of the former place. This inter
esng marriage took place after nineen years court
ship Mr. Sievcns is man of 81 ycaN Of age and the
fair bride 81. The Young bridegroom has visited his
BRIDE once month during the above mentioned time.
which amounts to 232 visits, a distance Of 20 miles.
which will make 9,s2O miles travelled. occnpyuiGi
days The STRIPPING and his adye love- probably had
ample time 10 become acquainted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerk, Office of TIL
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chsscery for tn
County OF Amherst Monday the 9th day of December
1872:
John Whitehead, Plaintiff
against
John Coleman and Sarah his wife Robert l.. Coleman,
ir. and James =. Coleman, Defendants,
IN CHtNcERY.
The Defendant Robert L. Coleman IT. not having enter
ed ms appearance and given security according the
Assembly and the rules Of this Court it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that he not an inha,tant of thi,
country; is ordered that the said Defendant do appear
here the first day Of March and answer the bill
Of the Plaintiff and that copy OF this order be forthwith
serted in newspaper published the Lynch
burg Tor two months successfully, and posted the front
door Of the courthouse OF this County.
Copy--Teste,
ROBERT TINSI.EY, elk.
Dec. D WIN
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W ] IN
NOTICE..

A LII PERSONS having cl1ims against mo as late
IA Sheriff of Campbell county, are requested to pre-
sent them at next February Court in order that final
settlement may be mad, Of all business committed In my
care. JESSE, BURTON:
Jan. l2 wl3E
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

The .lpporiionmen. Of our Congressional Di,trici,
The Petersburg ntellgencer finds iaul, with the sp
pefs'onment by the special committee OF tho Legislature
In many respects not political grounds 1t speaks
several Districts rs being arranged in violation of all
geographical propro,y and Of peculiar interests ALA
dng TO the Richmond District, il saw "They have add
I'd The county Of Chesterfield 10 the District thrown in
foschGfan, Goochiand and King " iliam, and thus
placed the C;ly OF Richmond pretty much in the cond-
lion oil stump-iailed bull in fly time She will lite
ny not have an inch Of tail To brush off the "Ycllow
Jackets when they swarm about her
but u IL In the brunswick District thai the Com
mtee have shown most of their pea rncu propen.,es
ndri he proposed arrangement the candidate for Con
estn mat District VIII commence his canvass in tho
county Of Greensville. the line of North Carn;n,
nun thence he will go To Dnwddie thence To Druns
wick; thence to Mecklenburg thence to Luuephurr
thence 70 Notaway; and thence il will 20 into Ame,,
from which county. il he is br oxen do,cn he W,
cross the 3emaor Rrer and proceed to the COUNTY Of
Csmberia''d, where he will meet with voters who
scarcely know where 10 find Greensvle on the man
asd who will regard any that has journeyed from
that county 10 Cumberland quite travelled gentle
man."
Seriously speaking was there ever more absurd
than that Of placing tho counties of Greens
WE and cumberland in the Congressional Dis
tre6 Was there ever any thing more unnatural, dis
PAINTED and out n placel
We shall bny . copy Of Peter Pdrley's "Juvenilt
4 Uengnphy," and send it TO the Committee, with al
EARNEST hape that they will study it, When they hay,
! Na!eyed that. we will place in their hands work on
hAhcf scale and thus teach them 10 comprehend III,
dlefsencc between hawk and handsaw when The
- = southcTly.'
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(,INH EDR NIlDEN.

WILL give tho highest cash prices for green and
i dry Hides delivered at the Market House.
Sole and Upper Leather will be given in exchange,
If preferred. Hides will be tanned on shares md deliver
ed at the Market house when tanned. All work war
tanted. W. l.. FAIR
Nov. 3 4,
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III .N'OTICE.
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia

Jan. 3, 1913.
kOllN Crews of the county of Campbell. having fiji
- ed petition praying that he may be declared
bankrupt; 1t sordered that all persons claiming TO be
the creditors of the said John Crews show 10 the
court, on the LIST OF March next, why the said John
Crews be not declared bankrupt pursuant to the act Of
Congress in that BEHALF and tina, cpy Of this order be
published IN the newspapers, according the 22d and
2kh rules of court.
Copy-Tesie.
HENRY GIBSON, elk
Jan. WV
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AIsnanacks for 1913.

4 MEXICAN and various other kinds Cott,in 8
n Virginia. by the gross at Richmond price, ior sale
by, PAYNE, GREGORY & co.
Now Is
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Bedford County Court, December 70. 1912.
Il Thomas Hippensall and Tabl,ha his wife, William
Barnett and Catharine his wife, Elisha Hall. Jf James
X. Shaon and Mary his wife, Nathaniel Morgan aud Sa
rah his wife, PITTS
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~ O7'ICE.

.VOTXCE.
HEREBY orewarh all persons from hunting or other
Il wise trespassing my premises. Injuries, recently
committed, compel me 10 take this COURSE trust that
future occurrences will not make il necessary for me to
eTtorce the law. JOHN B. CABELt.
Dee Is wew
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MIR. william II. Harris:
n THE UNITED STATES COURT

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern Distrc, of Virginia
DECEMBER %. 1912:
I'm the petition of George Bagby and Paul C.
~ Bowles merchants and partners, under the style
and firm OF George Bagby Il. Go. of Lyuchburg
against Petition in Bonhpuptcy
Merritt II. Stegar, of the Town of Farmville, and
Thomas r Nash, the town Of I.ynchburg merchants
and partners, uuder the style and mof Stegar s. Nash
OF The Town of Farmvllle, and Nash & Segsr Of the
Town Of I.ynchburg.
On reading the petition aforesaid 1t is ordered by the
Court that notice thereof be given the said Merritt IL
Stegar, and Thomas p. NASH by delivering to them
copy thereof. hey be found within the District by
leaving copy thereof at their known usual place of res
derce within the District, at least twenty days before
the 10Th day Marchne when hearing will be had up
On the said petition at the United States Court Room
In the City Richmond within the said District: and also
that notice thereotb published in the accord
ing to the 22d and Path rules Of Court that all per-
interested may appear at the said time and place
aud show cause, tany they have why the said petition
should not be granted.
copy.-Tes'e.
HENRY GIBSON, Crk
Jan. WOW
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nv MORN EU'o BIBLE.
n h~ck ) I'll that's lsft me now
Teess piil unhiddsn start
M faltsing lips and throbbing brow,
press \ 70 NJ heart.
For many generations passed,
Hers 10 our family tree
M sothrr,s hands this Bible cissred-
She. dying, gave il me.
A.. we'll do remember those
Whoss names these records bear,
WIN round the hearth stone used TO eio,c,
Afser the evening prayer,
Asa speak Of what these pages 'aid,
In tones my heart ~eald thrill
Tkouxh they are with the silent dead,
Herr they are living still !
Nv father read this holy book
To hrothers, sisters dear
Jssw calm was my poor mothers icpk,
Who learned Ged'. ~osla 10 hear.
Her angel face--l .es nyst'
What u,r,nging memories eems
Again that little group is me.
Within the halls Of home
Thor truest friend man ever knew,
Thy constaney I've tried
when al were false found thee true,
Ny counsellor and guide
The minss IT earth no treasure give
That could this volume boy
In teaching nc the way tolise,
II taught me how to die
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ne'nel ,: arr. ESQ., Of ST. Louis, was killed in that
city few days since BY Leo d. Walker. as The result,
Ola stree, encounter in which pistols were used on both
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

John Hail. Bird Greer and Drusilla hi. wife, Charlie
Leween and Kesah his wife. and liauks D. Hall s~.n
William w. Reese, administrator of Elisha Hall dccd,
Def'is.
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NIRGINlA.At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccrv. for the
County Of Amherst Monday the End day of January,
1913.
John W Young and John G. Meem, merchants and part
ners, trading under the firm Of Dung * Meem,
Plaintiffs,
against
Nancy Philips in her right, and trustee for herself
and children, James w. Philips, James f. Thornton and
Frances his wife, George Philips infant under the age
twenty by Rob er msley specially assigned his
guardian, Kusse Norsell and Mary his wife, and Baxon
Norvell and Mildred has wife, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant, Russell Norvell, not having entered his
appearance and given security, according the of As
cnhly and the rules OF this Court, and appearing by
factory evidence that he is in habitant OF this
monwealth: II is ordered That the said Defendant do APP
here the LIST day Of the next March and
Ike bill the Plaintiffs and that copy this order be forth
with inserted newspaper published in the town Of
ynehhig, for two months successfully and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse u this county,
A Copy-resc,
ROBERT TINSI.EY, elk,
Jan 10 WIN
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IENllt. partnerebpci Peasanls & Shfader at Wanghs
. Ferry. IN Bedford County, Va having expired by
limitation and mutual consent, (sDmo tmo previously all
persons indebted 10 the concern arc requested to come
forward and settle their accounts without further delay
as II Is the earnest desire OF the wind up and
close the business as early AS possible.
GEORGE T. PEASANTS,
GEORGE J.. SIIRADER
Waugh's Ferry. Jan 8 I'm
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LOUGMs! PLOUGIIsM PLOUGHs.

VIE subscriber, being agent for the sale Of these
-! !. celebrated Poughs made by Rugges. Nourse s.
MASON ct Worcester Massachusetts, offers the follow
ing descriptions, at factory prices
One horse hill side Ploughs at s. 90
Two do do do do At 10 80
Extra two horse hill side do at II 80
One horse common Plough at $50
w" 40 do do at 500
nnfee do do do at II 90
rloughs OF common castings at much less prices-Cul
uvators and Corn shelters
'oihs to suit the various Ploughs always on hand
JAMES A. SrIGLER.
Nov. 81 ..
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T Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance,v c
n tinue1 and held ipr tn. town Of I.ynehbur, ,, "a
courthcuse in said town. Friday the 18th day Of ne,h
1912, sitting Court OF Chancery >
Robert Hives, admir-. of Jesse Clarkson, deed
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Is CHANcERY.


This day this came on further to be heard upon
the papers formerly read the report Of the Commission
ers by former decree of this court made in this cause
TO divide the lands, whereof Elisha Hall died seized, 4
monT his heirs at law, and the report of the Commits
sloner appointed by the Decree to sell the slaves
IN the b; and proceedings mentioned which report tho
Court approves and confirms, and argued by
se-upon consideration whereof. the court doth order
that the defendant William w. Reese administrator Of
mnisraton OF the estate of said Elisha Hail. decreased
before Of the Commissioners of this court, who il
directed to examine, stale aud settle the said account,
well account Of the Announcements made by the said
Elisha Hall. deceased. in his lifetime to the several
parties this suit entitled To distribution in said de-
cedcnts estate, and make report court with any
tiers specially stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or
which may required by the parties to be so stated
and the said Commissioner is authorized to examine the
parties Solemn form OATH upon ntcrrogatorcs tousa
ing the subject matter of said accounts
copy--Tesc.
RO. G. MITCHELL, enc.
CoMMrssIoNER's OrrIcE,
LIBERTY Jan. A. 1913.
The parties in the above cause will take notice. that
shall at my office, in this town, the hour Of 10 D.
clock, In the morning of Wednesday, the 18th day OF
February next the accounts directed BY the
foregoing decree, at which time and place. they will At
tend with their accounts vouchers witnesses and copies
OF court papers, for examination and settlement.
JNO. A WHARTON. Com.
Jan. IL wlrl
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Dec. %
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John Russell Norve and Mary w his wife, Braxtor
Norve and Mildred A. his wife, James w Philips
Frances Philips and George Philips, the last NO in
iants under the age of lwenty years. and Nancy
Philips in her own right trustee for herself and chill
dren, Defendants
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JAMS
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Jan. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20
DiStrick of WQterfOaon,


Probate Court, March 30. 1913.
TTPON the petition of David r. Merriam,
u of WATERFOWL in sd district, showing to
.his court that he is the guardian of Sarah E.
Merriam and Mary B. Merriam. minors of
said district, thatsaid minors own certain re-
al estate in common and undivided, viz:
certain dwelling house and the land on
which it stands. situated about one mile and
q halt east of the meeting house in sd town,
bounded on all sides by the land of the petit
toner, and subject to dover, and that the in
terest of said minors in said estate is of about
the value of two hundred dollars-that said
estate is unproductive and that it would be
for the interest and benefit of sd minors that
ahe same should be sold and invested accor-
ding to law-and praying for liberty to sell
the same as per petition on file. .
Ii is ordered by this Court, that said petition
be heard at the probate Office in said Water
town, on the 18th day of June next, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon. and that said guar
dian give notice of said application by eau
sing the same to be published in newspa-
Ger printed in Litchfeld, in Litchfield coun-
Nv, three weeks successfully, ri least six
weeks before sd hearing.
A arue copy of record.
NasAS Attest, HoLBRooK CuRTIss, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20
LttclbfeII Enquirer:
PpaLUHRD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY C.. ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
SHO dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
elk months.
To companies Of any number over sig, 81 so per
year, payable above. To companies less than six,
III IS per year, payable before. IS cents will be
deducted from each of these prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices are exclusive Of
mail or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
Notice Of wish to discontinue must be given be-
fore the expiration of year.
4rADvERTIsING. One square. threeinsertions, 81,
and the same proportion for one or more squares
Half square, IS cts Continue over three weeks
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued 6or IL months.
Administrators, and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioner Notices, 125
All communi cations must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-04-20
WcMkeHk0apaa .Ac4xdeaaaaz.

VN1HE summer session of this institution
L will commence ON the first Monday 10
May. The branches usually taught in our
Academies, preparing youth for society, bu.
siness or college, will receive careful atten.
sion, and no labor will be spared to render it
worthy of public patronage. The delightful
situation, healthful moral sentiment, and un-
usual freedom from those temptations which
in many places beset the path of the young,
are we'll known, and will not be overlooked.
Tuition for English branches, from SO to $5.
Languages, 81 sc.
Application may be made to the principal,
J. B. Marshall, or to the Rev. P. r. Hurd.
Watertown, April, lS43 3t45