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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
HlCs; LAW sCsauOI.

FENiIE Subscriber has established Law School in this
eliy; the tarn having begun the st Instant and
ending on the lasi day ut April next.
The current embraces the onilincs nr general
prnrpes. ct the Law of Nature and Natan.-Df Con
siiluilpna Law-and VI the Municipal Law If Nirgi-
MIA length; and viii be fowsd hy another Course
81 technical aud practical character extending
through another term, aud embracing Of the most
inptfiHni branches af Municipal Law-ioaetfer
With the subject Of Pleading, Practice and Eyidence
more largely and mnuivy considered
Al The same time, 10 accommodate such students as
may not choose 10 prosecute bnh these fall
,rngtb there will be 4 condensed Course. embracing The
must essential parts Of each cf them in a single term.
And there will be short additional Course Of Rhet
one, embracing the principles Of the art particular
" applied 10 Forensic Augmentation; which may be
ken mat advanisgcuusy IN shuu summer Term, at
the end Of either Of The other Courses of Law; or,
unpr6iably. nj intervals during It's progress.
Ihr fee for instruction will be 500 Tor The Course Of
Law ar the term. and $40 for the Course of Rhetoric
payable Ia advance.
Applications may he made by letter. OF personally
the subscriber at The Pawhaan House. OF al his OH,
On lib street. south side, 4h door iron Tue corner on
Min.
WM. MAXWELL.
Richmond, November l9th, IA.
". Gentlemen intending 10 enter the Srhnol during
the present term, may do most conveniently be
ire the LIST day OF January nex when The Course will
reach The subject of Municipal Law, and The fee for in
sirucon IN such will be 10, for the remainder Of
the trim
Richmond, Nov % CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
HOG KILLING.

We arc informed that 10000 hogs will reach here
ms season from Kentucky alone. The larger part OF
them have already arrived. When we add to This the
great nuulher which comes from the Miami Valley and
Eastern lhdiana we need feel alarmed about the
quantity al least, Nor do we snppose there is
any real deficiency N The aggregate Of the whole cjun
Try The overflow of streams a, particular points, ~
an occasional falling o OF the earn CROP in so very ex
enslve country. does not affect materially the aggre.
cate ct meat IN market The stock too of hogs, and the
natural increase from them grows with the general
g1o"ih Of the country The iaciries in Cincinnati for
this business way bo knawn by this fact One house
yesterday. cut up Two thousand hogs
Cincinnati Chron., Dec. 4.
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k.AAEa EesEg NARlai.
5000 s1sas $500 .gcves
r. II ES' = e III - oil.

4 VIE subscriber proposes TO establish Law School
u In the town Of Lynchburg. to commence tha
yum DAY OF November neat and continue until the yum
day OF August, iS45. comprising session Of :x months
exclusive OF an inermisson during the spring terms o
The Superior courts OF his circuit.
The students will be required to read the text bopk'
regularly, and upon the portions read. undergo period
zeal examinations. These will be frequent much 10
DETAIL and conducted upon the plan of question and an
sWer,a mode of instruction generally adopted and It v
believed, best calculated To impress the subject OF ma
sluilesupIn the mind Of the student During the ex-
annalans there will be delivered such lectures and eA'
plantations as may be deemed necessary.
The text books will be: Chity's Blackstone, Tuck
er's Commentaries, Lomax's Digest. Lnmax on Execu-
tors Nc Sa:kie on Evidence, Chlty and Steven on
Pleading.
In connection with the Law School, and in irhefanrrp
OF ITS object, It is proposed also, establish Mooi
COURT, To be held periodically during the course, !"
which all the Students ho are sufficiently advanced
Will be expected practise. lis design will be to I'M
part TO the student. acquaintance with the praee'
ol the Law in the several of this commonwea'"
while he is is acquiring knowledge Of its principles
Terms, SO payable in advance. Letters addressed
To tie nnirsgned at Lynchhurg, seeking Other pafN"
lars in relation the school, will receive prompt sle'-
ton DANIEL, A. WILSON.
Aug5 wis
Gj-The Richmond Wing s. Enquirer will plcase IN
sert weekly ill stopped
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Trust Sale OF Valuable rTopert.
1T .fHCSSOn.

Ey virtue Of deed nj trust executed IN the snhscr.-
I'D Der ~ George u. Williams. the 29ih daY At \ >
selnher, 1874 aud duly recorded In the Clerks Office d
the County Court " Amherst, ard also recorded the
Clerks Office ofIhe Hastings CURT Ter the Corpra
tim Of Iyachbarg. Er certain purposes therein specified
will proceed 10 sell, BY way Of public auction, the
premises On the - day of iannsfy. 1915, On being
Court day. The I'R,fCT OF LIND. adjo!nina Am
hers Cuurt House. being the Land purchased
By said &. g. Williams OF Samuel NJ Garaad Trustee.
which there is erected a1anaeTy, Dwelling House
and other OD Houses.
And the <o,h day Of Decenber, 1874. will sell.
nubl:c auciion in ihe Corporation of Lynchbufg the
TWO acres OF LIND. in said deed mentioned.
il being the Land bought by SAID Williams ol Hen
rs Davis, and opposite Mr.. Gherl llaythes Dwelling.
There is On this Land good Dwelling Ipuss. nearly
finished; Stable and fine Well of Water. Al tie
same time and place lot Of Locust Posts and Fire
Wuod
And IN the lst day Of January. 1916 at the Dwell
ling House Of said Williams, ONE NEGRO GIRL,
NAMED Narcissa, aud all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture in said deed ul trust mentioned.
And the Isl day Of February, ISIS. al the Store
house Of said Williams. ALL The STOCK OF
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS, TRUNKS, &c.,
Then remaining on hand unsod.
TERMS or S.4Lh.
ash will be required for all Of the personal property
Fur the real property in .ynehburg and Amherst cred
ii of six. twelve and eighteen months, will be given.
the purchaser purchasers giving bund or buds with
good personal security for the purchase money, aud the
tile Of said property retained further security until all
is paid.
The lille 10 the above property is believed TO be ocod
but acting trustee, sfa convey only such tile
vested in by SAID deed. }. II. TYREE,
Trustee.
All persons indebted 10 &. G.. Williams will please
come forward and settle the SAM. as anu directed by
SAID deed 10 close tins business possible.
}. IL. II REE,
Trustee
Dec 5 tF
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Shell Oysters +! Shell oysters! /!

Roast. Stored. Fried, Shgfed or out ofihe ShH.
fENlE Subscriber has just commenced receiving
4 supply sf ihe ahave. and will continue 10 da 10
throue hout the se1sin, direct frnn Nuflk Families
be supplied With any qaanliy. in ef the shell
at }. ii. FIIZGiBBON.
Head Quarters.
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33ofitrsy.
4 nay ~ AUTUMN.

Er JOHN ~. BssASr.
One rzn,sls through the woods with me,
Thou dear companions Of M days
1hsse mighty woods, no. quietly
They sleep in agtsmn's golden bsse
The gay leaves. swiakiing In the bteese;
Still to the farest b, snchss cling
The, lie like blossom. an the trees
The brightest blossom. Of The spring
Flowers lrnger In each sheltered mock,
And still the cheerful song of bird,
Asd m irnnr oil the be- aud bronx,
Through all the sa.et groves are heard.
And bell ofkins that sannfcrinx browse.
And saairrei. chipping as he hides
Where gargeoasls, with crimson bc.gh,.
The crssper clothes the OAK. gre, ,sles.
How mild the light 10 al the skies
Hor balr,iiy the south Wind blew,
The smile Of God aroaini as lies,
His rest is in Thu. deer rerose.
These whisper. ofihe flowing air.
These waters That in music fall,
These sound. Of peaceful lite, declare
The Love that keeps aud bushes ell.
Then lei rs to the forest shade,
And roam it. path The H. ing ds-t
These glorious hoursw ever made
In HES duli care, 10 waste away
Well wander b, the running stream,
And pull the Wild gfape hanging DER,
And list tie fsh.f'- startling scream,
Thai perche. by the peLbly sLors.
And ahen the 10 bis rcpo.e
Sinks in tie rosy wcst at even,
Aud over field and forrest throws
hue tina, make. them seen, like heaven;
We'll overlook The gotan. land,
From HE green brink Of yonder height,
Aud silently ADORE the hand
Tat made our land so fair and bright
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
HEAVY LOSS

gentleman IN Tennessee agreed. FIR tw.n,y du,,,rs
70 GIVE one dollar for the first electoral vote Gov Polk
slousd receive over Mr. Clay. and 10 double IN geo.
snetsicsl progression fer The majority n the electoral col
!Fp. Abe saia kst anvunis 70 $50 So, 457 467 42O.
'jSj.29i. IT;tob,
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T. % IL - "A +. 4; e.
Conlsnax>ioners' safe OF g.nma.


PURSUANT to a decree OF the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, for Bedford county, a
The September term, 1914. in the cass of Yhlt,en
sainSt Lnsln and Anthony, Sc, the undersigned who
Sere appointed commissioners by the said Decree will
on Thursday. the Both day of Dece nber 1914 on the
premises. sell 10 the highest bidder public aucon
TRACT OF LAND. containing 526 acres. il being tn.
same Tract OF Land hereiofir IRE nwncdhy James AnIho.
ny and conveyed by Anthony and wife James ianras
ter aud INV IN lsSession of the said Lancaster r.e
..and Is situated near The lands ni David w Qlares
IN The county Of bedford and about 8 or miles distant
from leesHls. Tie Improvements consist Of a Dwell
Ing / use and other On illus,s. We are unable to
giVea particular description Of Inc quality Of the Land
but presume any person wishes purchase. they viii
examine tor themselves Mr.. Joseph Nhuen Or James
Lancaster viii show the Land 10 any one wishing 10
examine il.
IERMS.-A credit of 70 and Is months " i'll be
gwen, the purchaser giving bond with good personal
security, and the lite 10 the Land retained until all
the purchase money is paid The title To the Land Is
believed 10 be good. hui acting Commissioners We
VIII convey to the purchaser with special warranty only
J j. n. S' r Jo 5fiSoc Commissioners.
Dec. wy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19

SECESSION fSoa fHE Girnolie CuuRcn.-A let.
yer nom bombefge IN Prussia states tia, c,nefeg,
"o"", eA.hocs Al hat place hal separated from the
scy u the Pope. f"
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TO S.fDDEEssS.

n SUPPLY of Hog Skins. Morocco Skins. Web
\ bng BITS, SIirrups, Bnckles Bosses aud a variety
o' "her oods required by Sadders Just opened and Tor
sale cheap. d. b. 4 w A RIrUARDS
Sept. q ia
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EDGEsS'DRYN NE.NE.V:EEX

Mrs. +. V. LoMAX PRINCIPAL
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prin.
' Wis Institution, sltnaed in the town of Liberty
Bedford County. Va. will be open for the rccep-
ton o, pupils the LIST OF October
1t Is the object OF the Principals to mpart to the stu.
denis useful a well ornamental education For
this purpose, Mrs l.. and Mrs. d. will be aided by COM
potent assistants
TIE TERMS WILL BE
tuition IN English, iur The lst class $50 pr months
Pad do Is 50
Junior class =" 4"
InlIion in French, by Mile. Roget
of France, 8"
Muse by Professor Winkler of Germany, -Pano t25
Harp S35; Guitar SIS pr. s months
drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professors
charges.
ram and Ornamental Needle work, IS pr five months
Use OF Musical Instruments 81
f'aeh iaahg lady furnishing herown bedding and towels
n Bs-'aatd may ais, he obtained in many respect
aot families IN the village.
helefenceS-JudIe SlanarJ and James yors ESD
RICHMOND; Judge Lomax. Fredericksburg; Rev. Dir.
tiswey and Rev Mr. Laurie, LIST PRESBYTERIAN Church
W ash'ugon; Gen. Gordon aud Hon Wm. C. Rives.
a,'oemarie: d.. F. IL. Gllmer, Lynchburg; Geo. z
layloe. Botetuurt.
Bedford, Sept 10 ..
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Livingston County Pre- IN luna
2 20 U G. Z S !.

M W. FUQUA having transferred TO me- The
We agency Of the LIZ LsGSTON COUNTY
PRE.HiUH PLOEGfiS, am TOW prepared to sell
at the factory prices large and we'll assorted stock.
Will asb inform the planters aud farmers that VIII
be constantly receiving direct from the mandatory thu
above Pl9nghs. Points aad Fixtures, that there will
be difficulty ut getting the Points, Sides sc. TO sui
the Ploughs any time. Il would he needless fer me
mention here the many advantages that the Living
si0n Plough possesses OYER aoher Ponghs nov IN Use
for It's character Is well known by lh,se who have
used them. To need any farther Recommendation. Call
and look at them. T. J. OHEY,
Commission Merchant.
July % wl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19

'6NliE subscribers viii open an English and Classic,
SCHOOL. IN the basement story uf the Second
Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday the Isl of October
next.
Terms per session Of five months For the elemen-
'ary branches OF English $1,000; for the higher branch
es Of English, $1,000, for the Classics and Alathema
les, $1,000. A. NJ, BRANCH, a. b.
E.WlNSroN, Graduate T..N.I.
Sep, 20 i,
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G'0i2:ssitss30ssers7 .sGfeof A-ssl.a and
ERGL44.

PURSUANT to decree Of the County Court #
= Bedford. a The November term, 1874. in the ease
ThaNon &c against Hopkins. Sc. the Undersigned
who We're appointed Commissioners by The said DECREE
viii sell al Liberty. Bedford Court house. IN Thursday
The OH day Of January, 1885, 10 The highest bidder
public auction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
20 1D5vcco syrcvs.

T1siE subscriber ha"in2 aktu the large < CONVENIENT.
Il y located house the BASIN lately occ 1nioI
by Mrssts Lewis ID. Crenshaw & Co. Tor the uufnos.
OF conducting general Commission and FurwatdnY
huSiness--will be pleased 10 receive Manufactured Ia
barco. and forward 1t as instructed charging ,lv +
cents per box for receiving and forwarding.
JAMES Ii. JUREY.
Ri edmond Sept. 10 wis
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E.ANgD Al AUCTION,
Ef5.H2 Es n,N'eN

FHe!lE family resid nee on Church street new oucu
a pied by +. Seabury. Possession oiven The Isl of
January. Terms Liberal. Apply 10 G. ". YANcEV.
Nov. IS VT.
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FEVER & AGUE. tVD ALI. r,y
CURED BT RisANDREr,p. -0s

Ii, levers are occasional by the d.orlrred ,ro
"A blood, produced by the humoral ,ero,it, 9th,
the valves Of the vessels Tie onI fdenag
increased Speed and sill increased by the greatly
g.oeae', OF PARTICLES which compose the nasa nr ~ lie
hen II Is that the excessive hfst and chi Is IS
thfnHsh the wAoie system. and ACCOMPANIED IN eed
thirst, pain III the head back, kidneys and In kfeat
lele prostration OF all the faculties Of the mind ny ,eH
body. u % well a.
take large dose of Braadreths Yesetable Utrsr,
and continue 10 keep up powerful effect upon NJ.
unu The lever or pain has entirely ceased Sly a, h
VIII IN most cases be sufficient first dose and ar s@
ness, perhaps death. VI sra
ID. Bsaiamia Brandreth's Fegetab,e Ut,ire,,,, p,,
arc indeed universally approved medicine whirhb.
peculiar action, cleanses the blood of all impurities -, !"
every PAiS and Ifdakness and final, n, sf,re ~ oe'
tuition to perfect HEATH aud p,gor. s''A''
B. BR,NDRErn Mn
no following are duly aaiiIorized Agen,sior the ,sl
the Brardreth Pills and Liiimeni:
, AnHthsr COUNTY Roberts * Coleman, An,her.t c H.
Pairiik Dfnmnond Green Post; Goodwin Il Cash s,a
didges Rolt. II Pryor pedlar Mills ~ 'aa
NELSON CoUNrr.-C. i. Estes Low ing s,on. p.,.,. ,
Read. NV Market: WIN. {. Roberts, Att Horei. Rahs,
Mo>by & Shepherd, Fahcr's Mills. "
= Buc9,>anAn Cousrr.-Wm. d. Jones, New stor.; ia,
Bro"n ~ Go. Maysse. '''
CAMPBELL Col. H. swinncy, Mnryssille: r,,,u;.
II Hown Il Co. Failing Creek; Henry Hazlewooa' cs,
CHARLOTTE Co-Andrcw Baily, RidgwaN II,,,,
Richardson, Ghickentown. -!
o. p. * r. G. Bell Liberty Bedford Co. Va. A.,
Csbe, Morgan & Board, Hendricks Bedford Co, w
Samuel Williams, Lisbon. Bedford Co Va;AS *
II. Holland. Ilaesord. Franklin Co Va: Wm
Street. Glades Hill Franklin Co. Va: M. b. An.a
CHS Greek, Franklin, Co. Va. Pm. & A. c. HuG
Salem, Roan1ke Go. Va, Peck < Aicuu, Bplick. Re-,
noke Co. Va; Wilson s Mechanism. buchanan r.
tetonrt Co. Va; Thomas Goodwin, Fncasle. Bv,,tour
Co Va. '>''"''
Dec. IL 0O WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19

SAFE OF EsTfau5ic .Sk.EgssS.
, virtue OF deed Of trust executed To us by Jes
LV Sc a. BramhIet, and of record in the clerks Of
ice ct bedford county. and in pursuance ola decree rem
defed IN The case OF Wharton & Juhns1n Trustees a.
galnst Stephen C. Hurt 4 Co and others in the cir
cut superior court If Bedford county; we will Al liner
y Bedford conri house. on Monday the 22nd day oil
December, ISL. Chat being court-day) offer for sale
to the highest bidder, at public auction, on credit OF
six months,
SIX SLAVES,
conveyed IN the said trust deed. Five of these Slaves
are likely Young nd valuable; two Of them are Men.
one you1S Woman, Glrl about II or ii wears old a
boy aheu ~ or ! yours old, aud Woman ahou, AZ
years Old The purchaser Will be required To give bond
WIN god personal security for the payment Of The pur
chase money.
lhe little to the Slaves is believed to be entirely pood
OUT ac'ng as Trustees will convey To the purchaser
such title only vested US by the trust deed a,.
said. JOHN A. WU,RToN "'''''
., JAMES F. JOHNSON,S trustees
49, = Win
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EoE2s0.s.ZE PROPERTY.

heretofore used III carrying the york Of the Furnace
consisting OF the Teams, Wagons Carts, Gear aud OH
er articles bond with approved security, payable the
subscriber, Will be required. unless ii may sgteed oe>
tween hun and any creditor Of the concern Tor which
lac may be liable 10 saanni such debt against any rnr.
chase they msg matela which rad he invites The al
enon OF suc1 red las ap their attendance on the da
Il sale AN. \ X. n MJ\ IiD,jRPY
Dec II wi3)D
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a TRACT OELarD

belonging 10 joel Early, estate, containing $50 acres.
il etn. that portion Of HAT Tract of Land. on which
the sad joel Early resided in his lie time exclusive If
the wldiws dover, (li no being intended to sell the ~d
oN's dnwer The lrac, of Land is very valuable. and
lies about two miles snlh ul Liberty. Upwards Of two
hundred acres Of 1t is in woads and heavily nmherd.
the balance is cleared. The Wood Land is Of the bes,
anlliy, and will produce fae tobacco. The cleared
Land is of good quality
Ais, at the time and place. and by virtue of the
slid decree, will be sol NINE SLAVES. belonging to
u the estate OF said dec dca sting Of men, women,
Buys and girls most oi Whon likely, young aud vau
able.
1srms.-The Land will be sold on credi, Of one.
two and three years. the purchaser giving bands with
90 personal security, and the title 10 the same re-
tanned unit, the Whole Of the purchase money paid
The Slaves will he sold credit Of twelve months.
(excep' as 10 the Of on each slave, which will
ne required IN cash) the purchasers giving bond and
gond se'nrly
Tho iile 10 the Land and Slaves is believed 10 be
questionable, hut acting commissioners viii con-
vcy with special warranty only.
JOHN c. HOPKINS, C,.,
JAMES A. EARLY, o'A
De- 5 w4w
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-25
IMPORTANT WARNING mo- THOSE WA.

IMPORTANT WARNING TO THOSE WHO
! NEGLECT A COLD!-Itis is evident, and decided
by the most experienced physicians, that CONSUMP-
TION is mostly encouraged by neglect of COLI at
the first attack. How many persons are there that put
off from time to time procuring suitable medicine, un
til the disease begins to assume serious character,
when in all probability they past the power of med
ical aid.-Nlay these lines prove warning to those
afflicted with the first symptoms of CONSUMPTION,
that they may Immediately use DIR. DUNCAN'S EX-
PECTORANT REMEDY, which is expressly for dis
eases of the Respiratory System 1t is certain to re-
movea cough in few days, at the same time reliev-
ing the pain in the side and breast and arostng the
pectorant Remedy has decided advantage over all
other preparations 1t is entirely free from Opium and
all other violent Narcotics. 1t regulates the system,
and gives strength to the weak and nervous For sale
at the store of w. b. BEEBE.
Cadiz, Nov. 10th, 1913.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-25

GEs5-DELAYS ARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
many medicines set forth to Consumption or Dis
eases of the Lungs, DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT|
REMEDY, stands foremost. Public confidence has
given it preference above all others for the wonderful
cures it daily performs. In all diseases of the Lungs,
Chest, and Liver, there is medicine among the hun
dreds before the public that will mucous from
the air cells, and coagulated masses of matter which
line the trachea and impedes the perspiration but Dr.
Duncan's Expectorant Remedy. This medicine
strengthens and mpars vgor to all the organs through
out the Lungs and enables them to throw out all the
distinctions which had impeded their free operations
and subjected them to disease. Colds, Coughs, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, difficulty of breathing splitting of Blood
Hectic Fever, Night sweats and all other approaching
symptoms of Consumption. use Dr. Duncan's Expecto-
rant Remedy timc, and you will be certain to have
all those evil seeds driven from your SYSTEM and your
life saved.
Principal Office No 10 North Eight street, Philadel-
phia.
For sale at tho Store of
w. b. BEEBE.
| Cadiz, Nov. 10th, IS43
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-25
The EdgewOrth Ladies' Seminary,
SEWICKLY, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA.
roRMERLY AT RRApDocK's FIELps.

FORMERLE AT BRADDOCK5 8 FIELDS.
GREEABLY to usage, it is respectfully announ-
IA ced that the summer half years session will com
inence on the first Monday in May next.
The Principal takes occasion to say that in the ef
fecs of the revulson in trade which has been felt all
the country, the 'Edgeworhn has been partci-
pant, and comparatively pause in its doings has been
the consequence.
Bat in order to turn this partial cessation to the best
account the opportunity it afforded has been employed
to introduce whatever of change and improvement has
been deemed calculated render this Seminary addi-
tonaly acceptable to its friends and advantageous to
pupils OF these particular attention is requested the
act that It has been determined keep down the cat
alogue Of pupils to such number as shall not require
to be placed under secondary and irresponsible teach
ers, but be fully within the scope Of the utmost care and
attention of the principals
THE TERMS, it is believed, are as low as those Of
any similar institutions and it may be added that long
experience has brought the conviction that they cannot
be made lower consistently with the continuance oil
those advantages and comforts to which tho young la
dies Of the Edgeworth have been accustomed.
Those who have hitherto been pleased TO take an in
iercst IN this Seminary may rest assured, that those
principles and efforts, which have heretofore thoir
approval, shall not in the future be changed nor re-
laxad.
Other particulars obtained application to Mrs.
NJ FLOWER, whose labofs in the Edgewor its estab
shment in 1871 and afterwards for so many years. arc
well known; or application to the Rev. D. q. NEvN
President Of the Board Of Trustees; or to
J. Oliver, Principal
SewickIy. Allegheny county, Pa apri1 81