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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-15
diaely sent for, and the little responsi-
bility was sent 10 the almhouse.

:. An Eccentric and Wealthy Beggar.-Ir
the parish church OF Rolherhithe, table,
has heen erected to the memory of james
Smith, who is designated esquire. The
career ofthis man has been very extraor.
dluary one, aud il shows how wealth is
amasSed by strict economy. He was a
beggar ofno usual description, and, though
advanced in years, was one of the most
active of his class. His continued round
of employment was through 2l0 parishes,
and his Industry was well rewarded. He
left an immense deal Of property. the chief
par, for charitable purposes. None out of
the 210parisbes have been forgotten where
he was kindly treated. To almost all he
has left funds, but has carefully excluded
from his will all parochial authorities in
whose district he fancied he had been re-
elected. 10 the parish OF Ro,herhilhe,
which was always favorire resting place
of his, he has left property which produces
$40 year, and The interest Of this money
is thus disposed Of Upon each Sunday,
aller the sermon in The church, one hun.
dred and twenty leaves Of the value of 6d
ench are distributed among he poor old
people of the parish, who thus profit by
bessar's wealth aud gratitude, for no doubt
many OF. the recipients of his bounty have
given their mite to The rich eccentric men
dicanl.-English paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-15

a Joke no Joke.-A New York paper
states that on Monday last, about 9 o'clock
in the evening, man Knocked at the door
of The house Ii Walker street, occupied
by Or. Andrews. ,.bul there being only two
Young ladies in at the time, one Of them
went to tie door, and saw a man with
something nicely wrapped up in a basket,
who stated that lie hadgot a child TO leave
there. The young lady remembering that
il was April FOOLS day, treated the mat
ter as Joke, and thought perhaps it was
only few kittens, and therefore laughed
heartily, told the man that il wouldn't do.
tina, The child did not belong there, and
MOREOVER that they would not have it, but
he insisted that it did, and dropping the
basket al the lady's feet. rah of. Itwas
taken into lhe parloif, and afier. a good
deal of debate between the young ladies,
The covering was removed, and a sweet,
uuconscions infant, about two mouths
old, was found packed very carefully, and
labelled "this side up with care" The
CONSERVATION this discovery occasioned
was extreme, and neishbor was imme-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-15

Culture of The Cucumber, II will state
fact relative To the. planting Of cucum-
bors which came under my observation,
and which; is worthy Of being Known. |
shall at least give further trial. myself
of its reality; though | cannot conceive
there is doubt remaining onlhe subject,
Last springs a friend Of mine and myself
were planning cucumbers at The same
time. planning niue, as is usual in gar
deus, by mixing a small portion Of Stable
manure with The earIh, aud raising he hill
an inch or Two above the surface Of the
grouul. Observing ii, he jocosely re-
marked, "Lel me show you how to raise
cucunlbers" Never having much luck
in raising them, | cheerfully agreed. to. his
proposition. lie commenced by making
holes in The earth at lhe distance intended
for The hills, that would hold about a peck
he then filed them with dry leached
ashes, covering the ashes With q, very
small quantity Of earth: The seed were
then planted on level with the surface
of the ground. Iwas willing to see the
experiment tried, but had no expectation
Of anything but loss Of seed, ,Iabor aud
soil: But imagine my establishment, not
withsiauding a dtier season never was
known, and almost universal failure Of
garden vegetables,) when | .heheld vines
remarkably thrifty, and as fine a crop Of
cucumbers as any one need wish TO raise,
and continuing 10 bear for very long
time; unusually so, 10 fact. | will moi
phi!osophise or moralize on this subject,
.bu, say TO all, ,ryil-and instead Of throw
ing your ashes in a useless heap, 10 STUN
bic over, near your door, pun ii TO lis proper
use, and reap your "rich reward."- Ohio
Farmer.
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Notice.

YHyHE subscriber having entered into new
business arrangements; is desirbus of
cjos;ne mn his old business, and respectfully
urges upon those indebted to HIN, either by
noie or account, the necessity ofan immediate
settlement.
January tt Az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
RAITINORE N,RkrT-son, az

Flour.-We note some further sales of new
Howard street Flour from store yesterday and to-
day at 81 %. Some holders, however, ask 81 37l,
hut no transactions have taken Place above the
first named rate The receipt price is 81 ID.
Good parcels of old flour arc held at ST. subjec,
TO rcinspection.
We note sales of 800 to 100 hbls. City Mills
Flour al 81 30. Most holders ask 81 81.
Grain.-Whcat has advanced a little. Sales
to-day Of good TO prime reds al 81 So cents, and
one parcel very superior 1t - cents. We
qnote ordinary 10 good at IS 50 cents. Sales OF
white Wheat a; IS 100 cents, The latter for par
GELS suitable for family Flour. Sales Of Corn 4!
i2 IS cts for white, and Is cts for yellow A
lot OF Pennsylvania yellow sold at l6s Cts. We
quote Oats at - 23 cts.
Provisions market remGins about as last
noted. Holders of Western Mess Pork ask
80 IS. Prime is held at ~; city packed Mess
Pork at SIS a $3.50; No. | al $3.50 81, and
Prime at IS, with only small sales Bacon con-
iinues in fair request at the following rates, viz
Prime Western assorted at 81 5, cents; Sides
at !, a 5. cents; Shoulders al A ) cents and
Hams At 81 a Z. cents. Lard is held at g. a g,
cents for Western No. in kegs. We note a sale
of extra Western Butter al . cents and some in
ferior al s cents.
Whiskey.-Still continues scarce, and prices
are on the advance. Small sales of hhis. al 23l
d III cents and hbls. al 25 cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
DEATHS.

Del at his residence in the county of Louisa,
on "Wednesday the 18th, DR.. JAMES MAcRy Mon
RS, in the sixly.seventh year OF his age.
Died, at Pennington, the residence Of her
father, Gloucester county, Virginia, on the 18Th
instant, MARY ELIZABETH, daughter of Col r. c.
Curtis, in the S:h year OF her age:
"She'. gone, and many tears shed
O'er the girl we loved 80 well
But now she's cons, amongst the dead,
In sprit-lands Ia dwell"
Then, let us not drop another sympathiZing
tear for one who has gone 10 enjoy the realities
of eternal peace and happiness; but may We
with mutual consent, and with one united voice
e1claim, We will calmly submit 10 the mandates
OF an All-wise Providence, and determine to
meet her in glory. We humbly hope, that tha,
passage in Holy Writ may be verified in The pre-
sen, bereavement, IT is good 10 bc afflicted"
z5- Wing will please copy. T.
Died on the 9TH inst, At Green Swamp in the
county OF James City, Mrs JuDlTH TwAvis, i'll
the S0th year OF hcr age. Her Inf, was passed in
the practice of every social ANA christian virtue:
and il can be truly said, for her Death had no
tcrrors, for she departed in peace with God ami
man, ard looked anXiou>ly lol that new heaven
and new earth, wherein dwells righteousness.
w
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LOTTERIES.
THoMAs b. BIGGER, Corner Of Main an,

i (I0fcfR0f 'STce.S.
SPLENDID SCHEMES,
Grand Capital, $4,000! Drawing received
Monday Evening, Sept Both. Capitals $50 900,
10000, 5000, 1000, 5000, of 1000, OF 1900, of
1878 10 - prizes of 000 of 800, of 800, 200 Of
200, &c. SC. 10 Nos. IL ballots Tickets $40.
Drawing received Wednesday Evening, Octo-
Der 81. Capitals $4,000 5000, 1000, 1900,
$500, $3.50 10 of 900 of 500, OF 400, of 300, of
200 of $50, OF l:l5. 2l0 of 100, &c, &c Is bal
lots. Tickets 70, Lowest prize So
Grand Scheme! Capital SO 2a5, ($s3o 900
nett) gF Lowest Prize $40 nctl--lowes, No.
Prize 80 nett .t.g Drawing received Monday
Evening, October 7lh Capitals: so 295, 10000,
5000, 1000, 1899 g. $500, of 1000, of 700,
20 prizes of 800, &c, &c. rs Nos, IL ballots
Tickets $40 only.
Drawing received Thursday Evening, October
10. Capitals: 100000, 81 prizes of 0D0, &c,
&c. rs Nos, II ballots. Tickets -.
$4,000 Capital! Drawing received Monday
Evening Oc: Hin. Splendid Capitals: :SS30, 900,
10000, 5,0J1, 1000 5000, > OF 2,001 of 500, OF
l,273 - - Of 1000, OF 800 OF 100, 300 of 300.
IS Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets $40.
Grand Scheme! S3oo00 Capal-g-5- 100
prizes of 81 900 are 100000. IL Drawing re-
ceivcd Monday Evening. October l9h Grand
Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 1890, SOFA, 3,0o0
2,Ss4 100 prizes OF I,0uo, &c, &c. Is drawn bal
lots. Tickets $sl2.
S25,0O0 Capital Drawing received Monday
Evening October 2S,h. Capitals: S:25,0 900, 5000
G,000 5000 1000, 1000, Of 500, of 500 Of
1900 of $50, of ,2l0, ~ OF l,0h 40 OF 800, OF
400, 10 OF 800, &c, &c. Is ballots. Tickets
$40.
II For smaller Schemes, call IL the Office.
ii. Packages Of who!es and shares, single
whole and shares, always on hand in the usual
great variety, and, as usual prizes paid at sight
Immediately after the drawing.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in The above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will he promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested THOS. b. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
Sept. lS-d,d
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EDUCATION.

TIME School to be opened on the lst of Oc,o-
i her next, by the Misses c. II. s. J. Myers.
will. for few weeks be kept in the Lecture-room
Of the Monumental Church The intended per-
manent location will he in rooms of the house
now being built on Eth street in rear Of the first
Baptist Church. For terms &c, reference is re-
qucsed 10 their advertisements in the Enquirer
and Compiler, from ID 10 l1,h of August last
Scr 21-c&12t
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Sent 81


AsheS.-The market is uniform Good bills of
Pots sell freely al 81 25; Pearls are dull al 81 49,
Cotlor-Thcrc is a fair but not an extensive
business doing in Co,tons. Sales yesterday about
900 bales To-day the transactions are about
5oo-Uplanis and Florida ordinary TO middling.
a C.; nliiilins, fair 10 fair, 6s 6i-MobiIe
and New Orleans ordinary to mh!dlns, 81;
mi!iIins iar 10 fair e; a Il.
Flour-Thc recent rise is sustained, Int the
marker is rather quiet. Genesee is selling at II
81. Il / II; OHIO and Michigan, / 37i a 4 4333;
fancy Ohio, -; Georgetown, ! 30; Brandy
wine, / -; Rye Flour, 3 % 3 37i.
Grain-Therc is brisk demand for Corn. and
sales OF 10000 bushels Southern a, lie. weight;
$500 at iSc., measure Northern. 80 81; sales
Of 5000 bushels Rye at Csc; 5000 DO. Virginia
Wheat al 9oc.
Provisions-There continues To be a fair de-
mani for prime Pork sales OF 900 barrels at 81
SO! 62i; small sales of mess at 9 -; small
sales of Beet, country prime al -; mess, . -;
Lard, in kegs 81.
Hav-The marke, is rather brisk at 35c.
Whiskey-Sales of Stale Prison barrels at -:
Drudge, u cents
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AIRS. cLopToN's Seminary for Young Ladie. Wi

AIRS. CLOPTOS'S Seminary far Young Ladies will
lSi open Monday, 10th Of september, on Grace
street. the adjoining lot with 81. Paul's Church
The ofsuly VIII he sys,rn,iic1l ana thorough,
embracing all Tie branches USUALLY aust in SemnarIes
the highest grade. ESPECIAL attention III he paid 10
Elucuiin and renman-htp. Connected with the regi-
lar Studies at The Seminary, VIII c conrar ot fl-tof-
cal LECTURES delivered two evenings al the week,
and III stuiics that important branch al education III
lh. hole oul Wi be directed 10 preparation Tor those
lectures.
Astronomical Lectures win likewise be attended TO
by able Professor.
Tie young ladrs committed To the charge Of Mrs
Clupton viii be- undrr tbr JOIN, Of Judge anh Ms
C.. and in AL respect. III br iIcard n members OF Their
family The situation. for health AM comfort, Is sar-
passed BIS none in the tiy.
II j. desirable that each yonng lady becoming mrnl'
her ri aIfs cs family should ne furnished with sil
yer fork, four towels and rur napkins.
Term. for boarlers aud da. scholars made known on
application 10 Mrs. q. Speciai reference 10 Rev j. U.s.
Jrier, Rev. J. h. Taylor aud the Rev Mr.. Walker.
Rev u. Taylor reirg acquainted with Mis-. c.'s sys
ten NJ -iucariun i'll a.. lnio,niiion "n he -'h
Irti those Interested the success of is Sc:nnaiy
iur Ey 3l-T
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Sent %

RICHMOND MARKETS, Sept. %.
FLoUn.-Canal, receipts very lights, holders
asking "a %, but no sales except by retail; stock
on hand very small
ToBAcco.-I'he receipts are very moderate,
and daily inspections very small The unin-
spccted stock here about $50 hhds; prices at auc-
Tor leaf 81 30 s 80; very few hogshcads go
over ST, in consequence Of the breaks being des-
titute of very good or really fine qualities.
WHEAr.-Strictly prime 81. cts. per bushcl.
CoRN.-i0 cts per bushcl
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NEW FALL GOODS

n Ne 100 iIain !SfTr.t.
CtILAS MERCHANT would invite the a,tcE-
- ,ioa of the Public generally 10 al excellent
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods just re-
ccycd. consisting of
Black AMI invisible green frock and drcs, coats.
Beaver, pilot and flashing irock and over coats.
Tweed cashmere coats; ca>siGcl coats.
Blue, black and colorcd cashmere pantaloons.
Plaid and striped tweed cashmere panlaloons.
Vests of various Styles and qualities.
Linen and muslin shirts hoson- ard collars.
Merino shirts and drawers; scars. cravals,
Suspcndcrs. gloves. halt-hoSc, &c, Sc.
All OF which are offered at very low prices
Sept 3i-c.3t
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EDUCATION.

M ISS MACkENZTE'S SCHOOL-The
vi Boarding and Day School for Young La
dies, hitherto conducted by Miss Jane Mackenzie,
will be resumed on the 1T of October next, and
continued at the same place, Corner of Main and
9TH streeis) by Miss Jancua Mackenzie Gordon,
assisted by competent teachers in the various
branches of Education usually taught III 4 fe-
male School OF the first class
1t gives pleasure 10 Miss Gordon 10 inform her
friends and The public, that she vii! have the
kindly promised aid Of Miss Mackenzie's coun-
sci and experience, as well As personal superv!-
sion, in arranging and perlcctng IA lailcious >ys-
TEN oiins,ruclion and government, and in sustain
ng ana confirming the reputation Of an instiu-
ton 80 ion. under her guidance, and in whose
prosperity ard usefulness she will not cease 10
take a lively interest.
The good Offices of old friends and more recent
patrons are respectfully solicited.
Special progi>ion will he made that the Young
er pupils receive ample instruction and constant
attention.
Terms for Board and Tai,on remain I'M
changed Sept 30-2t
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ri,nGEE DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE -Hav.
] inr r",lclui-d 10 ST lc nv Nrsrue. IN HI West
offer for sac my family residence, Mll.LilEN, on
Nnitoray river, ID miles from Dnw iidir Courthouse,
AM ~ mii,s from Petersburg. containing ONE THOU
SAND and SIXTY EIGHT ACRES, with 4 large and
commodous Dwelling House. with ! rooms, passages,
a c-ir aud closets. in good repair, and neatly painted
within the last few yeGrs-a new AMI very 'a.- ihfre
Story Granarv, h every other building and Improve
nc nj family could d. sirr-a well 81 good water, and
springs ii dwslin. heuSe-a large gar
den. ta>riully arranged with almost every variety 81
shrub ard panr-two fac m-a .uws-ihrcc large rich
Tobacco lots. The heath and beauty of this situation
ARE prnvr.hal. tine mile from the house, on The i'er,
is situated superior Manufacturing Mill, with all The
apparatus far rubbing, screening, &C., hcsdes cob
mill The buildings AZ this place are good, and sufh-
eiently large for n miller and finI'ly.
Also, plantations, GiLiAM'S, separated from NIL
view b. the sti.e road The Easr, containing FIVE
HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES, with overeer's
and Negro iou is Stables. &C.
Another Farm, BoLLING'S, adjoining Millvew, on
the Northwest, containing ONE THOUSAND and
FORTY FOUR ACRES
These Farms well supplied with watrr and partl-
cnlarly adapted TO the growth of Wheat ohacco Torn
and Oats = L. n koE.
Hrrrsvile T. o., Brunswick, Va, Aug 10. as-wlf
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T f. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OFFICE
y opposite the Exchange iIolel. Richmond, Va
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotto
ries, for sale by }. +. WORD.
The Grand $4,000 Lottery draws 2Sh Sep
lemtcr Packages and single Tickets can Vel
be had, by addressing J. +. WORD.
The following brilliant Lotteries are 10 bc
drawn in October Orders for Tickets in these
or any other Lottery, will meet with prompt al
,enton il addressed 10 J. I. WORD.
Alexandria Lottery, for 9Th Oc,ohcr-$39 900
10000 80 Of 2,o39. Sc, &c. Tickets 80. 4
certificate of Package will I've sent for $Sl39-
shares in proportion.
Alexandra Lottery, for 18th Oclohcr-s3o 600
10000, 10 Of 900, &c, Sc. - Nos, Is drawn
A certificate Of Package OF - wholcs, will
cost only 500 halves and quarters in proportion
(Scnd for one.)
s-T 500, $50 4-E
Alexandra Lottery. Class f. for 1911. 10 he
drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, l9;h Of
October, lsit ~ Nos, Ii drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme 500 900, 10000, $4,000, 10000, 5000
1000, G0Jo, 5000. 1000, $500. 4 of 1000. ) OF
100, 10 of 500 10 OF $50 81 of 1000. 30 Of
800, 80 Of 100, 100 OF 300 100 of 80, 10 Of 2a9
III of $50, l2i Of 100, &c Tickets $s29-shares
in proportion. \ certificate Of Package of %
Tickets will be sent for jS2S0-sharcs in proper
ton.
Alexandria Lottery for Goth Octobcr-S35, ~ t.
IL, 76i 80 of l009, &c. Tickets $40. \ cerli
fioate of Package Of whoics, costs Sl30- shares
in proportion.
- Orders for Tickets, and Shares, ana Ger
tificacs of Packages in The aho"c Splendid L.otc-
rics, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account Of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from me-
Sept. 20 J. +. WORD.
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glands SARSAPARiLLA.-More than three hum
~ drsd years have elapsed since the medical VA
Inc nj Sarsapara has been known and from that peri
cd until the present, various pIns have been devised To
make perfect extraction Of all ils valuable properties;
Dut, 10 our knowledge. preparation has come 80 near
The standard Of pcr of the Mrssrs. Sands.
Their valuable Sarsapara is now celebrated through
out he length and eidh of land, and Is held In
rally Various interesting and remarkable cures attest
Its virtues and would advise all afflicted with i'm
purity OF The blood scroflos chronic affections, TO
make trial of ti, purifier OF the corporea man.
". J. Sunday Mercury, June 10, 1911.
Dr For particulars, SEQ advertisements In this and
other papers.
Frepaied and sold, wholesale and RETAIL and for ex
portation, by A. b. BANDS l. co. Druegiets and Che
msts, Granlc Buildings. No 10 Broadway, corner Of
Chambers street, New York. Sold, also, by ALEX.
DUvAL & CO.. Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va.
Priee.sl per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
Sept 10 38-u
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T G.. GREGORY Il CO, MsxAG&Rs, R'cE-
j Z. mOad Virginia.
Gyand .Sshemts fW O,tolcr, 1871.
$4,000. Alexandria Lottery, Class 81. Tor
1914 To be drawn al Alexandria, d. C., on S..tar-
dav, October the 9Th, 1914. Splendid Prizes
$4,000, 10000, 5000, $500, 1927, 40 prizes of
1000, &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-laves 5-quaTiers ; 30
Certificates Of packages of - Who'll" Tickets,
$50; halves, G5; quarters, - 81.
$4,000! Alexandria Lottery, Class So, tor
1914, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, ID. C., on Sa-
lurdav, October the l2:h, 1874 IL drawn Nos.
onl OF -. Grand Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000,
1000, 800, 1880 10 OF l.000. &c, &c
Tickets Sl0-halvcs 5-quar,crSa 50.
Certificates Of packages ol - whole Tickets,
$3.50; halves. 80; quarters, 30
SO POI, Alexandra Lottery Class 81, for
1871, 10 I've drawn al Alexandria, D. C., o. Sa'nr-
dav. October The 26th. lsii Splendid Lottery
S.,529i, ll,76i, 5000, 5000, 3,o0a 30 prizes OF
900, &c, &c.
Tickets SlO-halvcs 5-1uanci> : 80.
Certificates of packages of - whole Tickets.
$3.50; halves, IS: quarters, 81 %.
r Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ccniii-
Gates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention. AMI all ac-
count OF each drawing will be sent, (whcn request
cd 10 all who may order tickets from Us.
Address J. q. GREGORY & Co.
Sept % Managers, Rictmond. Va
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MISCELLANEOUS

CAMuEL SUTHERLAND, Min street. o,-
- paste Inc prsnm Baais, MA:rrAcrtnrn OF
FIRE Arms, IN EVERY BRANcu-Pcrcu>slan FOWL
Ing pieces, on the most approved principles
barrels, London pruvcd-aud every article used,
in all respects equal 10 London make
Sept IS-lf
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EXTRACT Of letter, datcd
"CuRDsvuLs, Buckingham city,
September p.
''You need no; be alarmed, as | expect the
Wings will crow very loud about their love;east
they had at the Buckingham White Sulphur.
They had 4 two days and one night meeting
there last week. They expected a great revival.
II cost them $50 dollars, as learn, and they have
gained one and lost three
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NEW GOODS.

AND TIE LATEST n SIIIONS
DEERS q POINDEXTER, Merchant Tai
D iorS, are now receiving a full assortment of
the most fashionable Goods in their line 10 which
they respectfully invite the attention of their Gus
tomels and The pubic in general.
Sent IS-coGi
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MRS. Me tp'S SCHOOL wiIi h. rf-opensd Cor the
4Fl reception Of Brarrr> and bay fupils on TUESDAY,
the fr,t lay I'll October The course Of study VIII
br Thorough ,ti exrn-iv- and vii, rs heretofore. hr
conducted ny r-. Neal herself, WIKI the AID Of rAua-
HE aud rxpc irnred I-acil-r-.
The Modern European Languages, Music and Draw.
ing. vii be taught by able Masters.
There wil br regular LECTURES on Science and
General I.crnirrr through he session, aud rniif,-
of Lectures FsEScH VIII be delivered - the Pupils Of
that Department.
Select CLASSES in Italian and German vii NEE. every
eveniu. II ) o'clock. These Cas.cs Will he open Ia
youn. Indies otherwise connected with the school!
Reference Is made to The following gentlemen, who
have dan ghIets al Mrs. Mrafe School:
Richmond III. Rev. Bishop Johas, Rev. William Nor
wood, Rev Dr. Emple
Aleyaudria-Arv. G.. A. Smith.
Washington Cily-Iinn.J. Y. Mason.
Rchinnnd--Ias. f. Heath, Esq Ihas. f. os5crne, Esq.
GENERALIZATION Page, ks,l.
far Terms. &C.. apply IN MS Mead, corner OF aar-
sla;l and tth street.
Auc. II 3a-ctlO