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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-01


lin the slice of liquor dealer iron
/. wealth. ppcvery, is not eAhiliratlng I
think how many jobs tor lawyers occur'
He takes deeds OF trus', he makes deed
OF trust, which lawyer must draw: h
! brings mu titude of suits, and multi
r tude is made against him: throng o
creditors scramble with each other TO
priority ofpayment out of his effect $
The who'll scene, even in description
sounds Iikethe clink Of money in m,
purse.
4 The temperance men quote another
Judge, whse testimony, mark how vii
turn agalnt tham! THANK the gen tie
men las vi say at the Bari for introiu
icing such authorities. Judge Hale said
Sir Matnew--that if al! the murders
robberies, hefts, and other crimes which
he had see prosecuted for forty years
we're dyla,d into five parts, four OF these
parts wouli be found traceabIe to strong
drink And this is said to be true here
in Virginia
Now myanswer TO this, is that as every
criminal marty, employs one or more
lawyers, tie more cr,mjndis they a'e, the
better. for ~ 81 much the better for Sir
Matthew.
We, therefore, are bound to give no
'counlenanc' to this Temperance Relor
nation" The Total Abstinence .prlnci
pie on Which it proceeds nova DAYS,
threatens aIr staunchest ally with extir-
patton. Lat US not US not aid or abet the
cold water hnat:cs in their crusade against
The feast o reason aud the flow of soul
-IEMPERATED DRINKING is the thing for US
II WI drinl temporarily (being men 'o!
mark and lKelhood') many others viii
lnsensibly glide into excess; to the great
increase o. our harvest. We shall also
conclliate .le liquor vendors; and by haun
ting barrot.ns, we shat captivate lha jol
~ lads thar use there rhpy will cal US
good fellows. and give us many n case
which the coId-water prIgs might else
have gotten.
IT'S some o Us chance to be caught in
our own snare, aud occasionally become
mellow, Twill only be bringing back al
good usage of the oIden time. MANY al
great lawyer has drawn his inspiration
rom the bottle. Why not we! In theI
lime OF HaIlbras there was a muse,
- That with ale or yier liquors,
DID inspire Withers, Pryn and Vlckers,
And force them. thought was in spite
u Nature aud their Stars, TO wrie.'
So, any Of US whom nature and our
stars have denied the gift Of eIoqlence,
nay quatf It from glass Of wine or tod
iy, or a puach-bowl; our caslaIy.
The Doctors are jointly interested with
IS. IN maintaining the dominion OF good
rink. II puts money in their purse. II
'nce heard a right eminent physician say
a firm abstaiuer from total abstenancel
hat III alcoholic drinks were done away, |
would greatly curtail the profits Of the
DOCTORS" These were his own words.
Some lawyers, abettors of wha! they
:all "the great Reformation weakly ar
,ue, that the solid and permanent wei
are OF our profession is lnseparable from
hat of the community, and that as The
community would undoubtedly be better
d by the. total disuse Of intoxicating
Kinks, so would We. Blu! this is mere
distraction. Ia fact, il is little better than
netaphy steal; as | could prove if had
inc. Your loving brother.
A. LAWYER.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-01
Christmas Day, 1914.

' Blackstone says, "the sciences are so
cial and flourish best in each others neigh
hofhoots." And Cicero says, sail arts
have a common tie, and are held together
by sort Of klnshlp"-habeat qnaldan
commune vlnculum, &c
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-01

AN INCIDENT AT SEA,-The ship Chico.
ra, Capt. Gore, which arrived at this porI
IN Friday Iasl left Manila on tie 18th
of July. OF course, The officers and pas.
sengers had received no news of the po-
Ilitlcal movements which preceded the
Presidential election, and as they drew
near home, were naturally anxious to
know the result, On the 10Th inst, thew
spoke the ship Finland, four days Out OF
Charleston, bound TO Havre, and after the
usual inquiries and replies, through the
speaking trumpet the question was asked,
" Who's.lhe next PRESIDENT" "James
K. Polk" was the reply. For moment
the querisls doubted whehe or moi they
were undergoing ax;andrhad barely
time 10 thunder out the question, "Who's
James X. Polk" and received The repy,4
more than we can tell you" ere
he two ships parted onstheir different
Boston Atlas.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-01

This government is to last, ! trust, for
ever; we may at least hope il will endure
until the wave Of population, cultivation,
aud intelligence, shall have washed the
Rocky Mountains and mingled with the
Pacific. HENRv Clay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
THE EpiToRs OF THE WHO:

THE EDITORS or THE WING:
fessrs. Edtors-In Saturdays Whig, you have quoted
fn county paper, paragraph designating the "ban.
countless" for ignorance in the three several Districts
Pho State. From this it that Harmon county,
ause she happens be first in point OF population has
r. numerical adults who read and write, than
other Western county. Is it fair to concluls, from
circumstance. that Harrison. in proportion to her
pie population, has ignoranuses than any Of the
4 countosi IL seems TO that this cannot be the
fect rulc. To contend for such a rule, would shov
3dity, as offensive ignorance itself How then
ds the caSo-iiardson county has, OF those who can
read and write, one in every seven and fraction
Ill county ono in every six and fraction and Pen.
pm county in every fivo aud fraction. PrSply.
then - entitled to the BANNER.
fI you be kind enough 10 put tho saddle on the right
p. il Is true, Harrison has qudafun s1@eit Of Loco
darkness. yet she has light enough To see that the
NOR" has no business to wavo over her premises.
ease give this correction much publicity rs you
10 the error. HARRISON.
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a. BhiNcKE asoOsS
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

THIS medicine being productive OF the most
md eeraia rsdai eject
s's r." In the Chez and sds, copshs prss-
s" e~'ae ana Asthna s aemusd BY an
'oe m commentator the tson, many our os
u"h owing and I-ed eiiix-ns
@ 'h" must Dc prai.~ q M,
DE gwen % esy and fask The tosa,v. from A., o,.,
ns"neaon To The day. Known 10 n OF M.
senhea Ell cts. sni wb.t- u f.ly surc A In.
"aerd mos eoneivsssy the ps-st not CON
Lyns win The simple direction. attached L,Lr No prod ~
"-a- rs Consumption ani at IN. Ma,
man race has induce ia. needy ,oIss- IN
AMI fee"istnrni his which only - chilly ,.n,.
b- more ssxfav'ufg syilion eniueiY p.-~ ami
thus 10 gain oHsy thy deceive ,ks dy.x fellow
sou even % much thons b.,.a. OF t.ir ,,,,
we leave such lemons To TIE u,bradirs. of their az,
The Proprietor having cur.t v. ptur
OF 'hr Restorative IA his individual eas- aad IN nu
~ can se ls.ni 10 III oo0h-be. feeling sens,
se hsi iaihfa hi1i - Eiacr the A.
tue oh"~ns Certificate iioni Dr Chiffon Ia. well Know,
New lork Chemist:
have anayrsd bo,ii. OF m.deiB. called 60
sah hesfauSe and hndthat contain M-rcury or
any other m-ae PREPARATION opium in amy OF it, form, h.
e'@Posedof vegetable matter entirely"
Jams n. CuILros, NJ. D.
HosAcr EVERETT, u. y. Agent
Principal Once 90 Hudson Street. New York
W For sale BY the Agents.
Sc GAyNoR. WOOD d CO. Drp,.i.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02

THE QUESTION SETTLED.

THE QUESTION SETTLED.
essrs Ediiors-No important question can, il would
be properly settled either here or IN Crete. without
ID OF Tclemachus; and AZ lucky chance general
ngs him on the stage, when any matter worthy Of lis
is under consideration, II is, of course not at all
&c that he aud Mentor should appear among US at
cnt like ihis-wion, after long and laborious discus
VIC have found il impossible to determins on which
Lndy's Beau should ride. With his assistance. that
ION u now, and forever settled aud decided as you will
y what follows
Some Beaux will rido on either side,
While some, not knowing where 90 ride
WI still continue 90 discuss
question no can decide
Except the young Telamachusi
Who, with his 'UenfOr for n guide
Would seorn to ride ON either side:
BOT. like true and gallant knight,
Devoted to his lady love-
IL seeks her, with supreme delight
Wherever che may chance TO rove
prinRs from his stcod, " he should fnd her
ghts on her horse, and rides behind her;
here as IN waltzing, each eau give
much support a. they receive.
Mentor h-der. smabie and most interesting 5tt.
w visited one ~ her neighbours Other day with very
w beau securely seated tho hor.r brhnd her
'e both u young IN tender year. he Of fevrnss slc
rather small atihat
ooeT county, Aug 1916.
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c AR Y S BR OOK
For sale

N pursuance of decree uf the Court of Flu
n county sitting ehanoeTy, .s day ~.
Jry Io35, shall, Comm undcr
sell NJ public auction the the Iih tay
next Cayshcok residence OF the NJ HARRISON
Carysbrook bend Rivanna river about n,es
above COLUMBIA county OF Favannl together
with Of 100 bousht Of r. Woo another act
of7O purchased Of Ab Shepherd " n
~ go acrs1f which nearly 500 low sroun
and about goo second low grounds very superior qay
the balance ofhe hgh land lies remarkably ry i'm
provsbe Tire Dwelling Is large aud well huH TIE
Barn newly built Of Bnek. with TReshsg Haesn,. TIE
whole Estate dne condition productive Islfur
In accordance with the Decree Aforesaid TIE sale
will bc-one fourth Of the purchasc mCary
residue payah. ~ tt ae-anl the balAne.
to he paid IN } years from the dey uf
Bonds with approved aud deed Of on tn. pro
perry, will be required Tor deferred payments
PEYTUN HARRISON Conn
PSShoUh the purchaser desire an Arrangement can be
Tpsde by which permitted retain the whole or patl,
hole Of tie deferred pay or years. - the ony
WILL probably. not be wanted during minority the heirs
&"-wtlStOctkctds T.. HARRISON, Guartitn. Ii.
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FUNERAL OF DANIEL BOONE AND WIFE

IL.
More then half century has elapsed. since the.e re-
DARK and bloody ground" tt cir. wero the r.t Whit
male and female footprints that pre.sed tho virgin .o S
State.
On Saturday. the 18th day Of September their mortal
remains will be hnsly committed the soil of Ken,u.Ly
They will be- Inferred In BOOKS GsovE I'm the y,.n.
Of the New Ccmeiary Immediately above the espitsI
beautiful s selected, tho high cliff Of the Ken,.et
River, where they Will forever res guarded respected ,nJ
protected. by tho descendants Of those Win, sb.,,J ,.
early perils and stirring adventures.
This wa, their iavOrite stream; and x. ,,o., H.,
Invite ah those who honor and reser. the p,morv al ~
|" Join ns IN the pious duty VI int-rring ON
Its banks their honOrej remains. ~
They will be buried with every marx az ,..o.., % a.,
'e" "emof'es' aus We hope that those Military Comm.
es oi our State who conveniently attend md IN.
societies Of Mssons and odd Fellows. will ,,, ,h d.
Ia"E 'on''fs "' The West and their descendants, Ia
disehsrginy thus solemn and honorsb- duty
~ 9. Lcicher, James Davidson,
y, swiseri, John VI Hewitt,
w. Tanner, ID. s. Crockett,
1"nh U, Csmmack. John Mayhall,
Robert w. Scott J,ysepb t;r.v
reo' W. Iraddoek, Henry Wingatc,
landon a. Thomas, John J. Vest,
n y. peorge, Jacob Beaverson,
III. /. Bodley, Lewis Sn..J
John 4. Holton, L. n. Watson
kcan O'liaIa, A. w. Dudley
John l.. Moore, Iang,tnn Bacon
Leo. w Graham, Z. w. Kennedy,
A.G. Hodges, James X. Page,
Committee Of Arrangements
tFranktort Commonwealth.
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WASHINGTON. Au,u., 20 ~,

H
r. IN, p,., =, 49, h""us' 80 1912
:. " '"o pa''"ofe F1hi0f:
nc last news from Mexico and Texas seems to confirm
the impression which worry many persons had already i'm,
bided, that the NIexican- were and v,o,,,d , ,,; -
in ia. wav Of eonou,,;,,, r.. H.. a.. -, -, -
f,r .;,b, 90. nos, =. -, ,IN-' '' "'' 'e'" Yong
WIN o'"sehhs anu pu'ting forth
u'o VI inc marching oi grand army aeress the Rio
Grande.
great deal of the panic which has recentlv
among many Of people on this subject ii. u.ty nj
rbutube the tone Of alarm and calls for p.o.ra,ion
preparation which have the Official orpnp
The venerable editor, though a very worthy and p.t,io.
man, has always been enthusius tic alamist IA, sres
mountains ia mole hills, and armies In tree shadow, =
Hence he has kept up such ncessan drumming of late
about war with Mexico the marchinss Of the Mexican
army, &C.. &C. that many persons here caught tt, alarm
and among the old General Gaines who la. his
oseniaous acquisitions upon the Governor. of som, of the
Southern States, and General Patterson Of Pad.lohn
who has galantly volunteered with ever NO many suhri
mates, to march TO the rescue!
Now all this drumming would do no p,rtic,r harm,
Mt Richmond in the Richmond Enguiy,r nor a., "a,
buIthcn the county very large and
penditurc OF money; but to have il done nj I'm, az
ernincni the official organ, Preside nj and Cabinet
net very deeply verse possessing the
judgments IN world upon the of war i. .,
together different thing az IN, heavy il,
the Nations purse aud the nInc ne spccul,ions of
nent contractors for supples uhici, mr., rI -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
To the Editors Of the WAig :

To the Editors Of the WAig:
Gentlemen:-l should like you TO PROFOUND for few
questions in relation the late Ordnance for the more
seciual suppression Of Sabbath Breaking passed by the
Comnop Hall Of City The words Of the Ordinance
read thus:
IN ORDINANCE FOR THE MORE EFFRcTUaL SUI.
PRESTON or s.fRBaTH-BREfRLv0.
Passed Aug. ith, 1851
4. Bo 10 Ordained by the Count n O the CITY
81 hichhohd, That Il any pcr-on, on Sabbath day sha
himself herself be found aboring
slaves IN labor or other business except be the ordinary hou
hold Offices Of daily necessity other Of
exceeding ten dollars and not less than five dollars be levied
imposed the discretion OF Mayor Recorder any Ahenuas
OF SAID City Of Richmond Tor such oaesea deens evsy
servant OF slave 40 employed and
shah be 70 employed as constituting distinct offence.
This Ordnance sha effect from aud AZ
|tsr The LIST OF September. Is,5.
A true Copy:
WIN p. SHEPPARD. Crk.
What wish tn know is this that there is no d,tnc.
ton Of persons whether such fines shall be imposed upon
Apothecsries Resorateurs, Livery Stable Keepers Bar
bcrs Ministers Of the Gospel Coffin makers, Grave dig
gers etc. know not whether any all of these
can within the meaning OF the clause Except IL be
he ordinary household offices Of daily necessity or other
cork of necessity charity Tor ii they
allowed prosecute their calling the Sabbath there
no need for the Ordnance.
Has the Resuraeur the same right vcnd his IL
uors as the Apohecay his Soda Water, Tobacco, aud CT
Earsi Has not the Livery Stable Proprietor the same
right TO hire his horses those going Church for any
her purpose as the private nd' ua exercises in driving
Church his private carage7 Cannot the Barber be
mpt iion the hno when lac performs his daily functions
he great qualification OF many although he be paid for it,
the Minister be allowed To preach on The Sabbath for
he same remuneration of "fhy lucre"i Why should the
ofn maker aud Grave digger be fined for buryng
cad upon the Sabbath IT It be OF absolute ne
esSfy as II very seldom IL, shall the ner OF lacks
allowed 10 hire his vehicles to attend such
unerals. neither act II aly Reeesry other
srk Of necessity charity" IL seems improbable that
here exists any actual nseessy in any all o them
do not urge tho Ito apparcn the
ct. or the danger OF the precedent thus established al
nough think that II the wedge be entered, n lew
o~H would rive the Constitution OF its Religious Free
ON, but should indeed, like IN have my queries sa
sfsctoriy answered. PLAIN QUERIST
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02

10 " gentleman In this city who has THAN ,,, =.
|or certifying deud bodies or slrnosi any o,ber ,gb
= similar nature. The body sitter some n,sns,s-
Immersed N liquid that IN tho short space az fcn,
p Will render u ss solid NJ marble. Tine cos, 10 b,
compared with the lasting benefit rendered 10 no.
y wish 70 preserve aud look upon departed friends
ms US That boqne' OF fresh flowers Immersed IN
they were cut out Of marble. Troy Bsds,, TI.,,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02

by lnIocs d brother.
No Main Street.
CARRIAGES, FURNITURE, sc.
At Auction
On "WEDNESDAY Morning. Sept. Bird az Q O'Clock At So-.
We y" sell s'vral New CanErs various syL. I.p lew
i Of Double and Single Hane-. sIes Saddles
&c al of rhich ready for examination Al sprr
FURNITURE MATrRA sSHS se-Ai,o a variety nj ,.vv
and second hand Furniture, consisting OF se5srd BurAuI Ia
bes Char Mahogany CRIBS Marble Tor C,n,rr Talk masse
ead Hair Moss shuek Maras-es Roes.s On "a Cs.,s
soas &c.
PIANO FORTES
VIII be aidcd-Two hand Pan0- n. o itr, .,B,p
ln'uUnient 81 geo quality.
CkothERf HARESsvcrs Taekzsts Of assorted Crne kerry
consisting Of PRhes Bowls Mugs sets nd dolsn. Pate.
Dishes.
so BRASS CLOCKS consisting OF Mahogany O. eight Say
and Alarm Clocks eghi day and 10 Coie Rosewood Pi
lar
icr "a Pefcmpoy.
au3o INLoEs x BRoTHEs, Auet..
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BnrrUss' Nrr Lnirrv ono,

BDrrUSs' NeT LOTTERY OGce,
No g. souh iijh ste,t 'ctiin- &, as,os Rris-
Pesehis TO the public, the following brilliant Schemes
for the week
Fer Tuesday something new. 70 Nos. IG drawn b,I
lots. Capitas SsOOO, 1900, 1000. sc. Tickets 10.
halves !. %; qfs. G2c.
Something grand for "wednesday Cspifals Sos 600
5000 5000, 26OO % of 1000 IS Noe ii drawn bnIlo,
Tickets -; halves 4; qrs. >
Also the DOlur LOTTERY. Capital $4,000. - Nos IA
drawn. Tickets 81; haiycs SOC; qr;25.
GO. eesnliul scheme for Thursday Capitals 9 600
Tickets -; hslves ., 80; qrs. I2s
For fndsy Capitals $40 O0O, 1000 5000, $500, 1000
qrs l. w. "''"' -
HWotu 70 those who want money; you avo osly 10 es
on b"uss and purchase Tickets IN the sbove schemes -
there sre Pizos 10 be sod Call esry sn ecsg,. ,s az
them. C. BTRRirss p,.L.I "
Drawing II Pckounoke, No. In:
70 81 &c rs ~ % ~ a 26 50 10 a "A
hswioR 81 Delaware, No 91S
~ " 81 ! ~ % SO Sc 20 ~ a. 90
Drawing 1T Grand Cnnsol,dst.d NJ, "a.
~ 30 &C 80 ie II 81 70 ~ "a ~
c. buRRUss.
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Auction Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Duntop. uoncure a 60.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY, Ie-h Sept, ing AZ c,s,cs Ion
ware ~ Our Pace ko-n WIN sell ascot
H-D' of fah s1d Winner Dry Coo!a wohy IN,
au'nt'h ~ th@ Trai~-lnlonx which vii s- GDIai
rnprr b''- aid bfs Beaver Cnah-
do do IL Flashing. sBdPi Cloth.
ho d. 90 AL fansy Ga.
sup-rhns ar'p'd ami .hia sat s-.t.
Steel u.ir-i AM el;h do
Super blue aaJ eacei k.rineky J.an.
Ns~ styl- A,
Bhv" black ant fsncy ea'o1r.I q IN.
fu?sihEe back taasi.-u.
Improved Glasgow lean.
nii~ia~ Mtais-r iLd Pascal K.r~y.
frrl heavy IA,
fugcr1ne rcd Fanp-is
Brown and whit. Canton flsnn-l-
fhd Lin~eys. COAX I.ninfs
- Dual and Point blankets
B!.seh~i andhro~n Sheet, q All shirtns-
NO iotnabufx-. Cotton iIdsd.
Linen Cspbrie AMI Pohg,s SIN iikf.
Furniture Prir's. T.eknzI
Ns~ tyie Pan Pms
White nd eoourci Carhres
sOp.Tfn- cotton Umbrellas
Hiaeksrd Whit Cotton Hoe and Hos.
Hooss md Eyes, black and white. &C.
TEkNs-Und.r 800, cash. over 500 month"; et., n,
proved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP NoSct.pp 4 M A..
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LAND FOR SALE.

EfND TUX OiLE.
WE offer at private sale, until the Ist day of
October next ti- Tract Of LAM Kent cos ty In.
properly OF The late William Boyd deceased
MOI. OF 49, situated on the famunk-y yrr - m,. from
'r 'ny ~ Richmond The land adapted the grow IA oI
wheat "Ht e"rn well watsrrt and has u ft The
aion e-hnoi be surpassed prospect IA. Lxt
e""hiry having commanding the riv-r Of
r" WE'VE To hlrrh niles in comfortable ds
hs HOUSES WI" necessary hous AMI DIVIDED into Two
traet- 10 purchasers
should be effected befOce above fed II
~l then be offered IT public highest bniet
farther ce~epon Of the property as
Is prnc any person desirou, OF purchasing and
mine the pTeLni-.sL r. T. IDYn
. J. r. BOYD Eh"'s'
New Kent County, Va i.s3's,u,i.
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RICHMOND
CLASSICAL. AND MATHEW
Ms TITUTE.

'UNHE exercises al this Institution will l, re-.
- sunich ON Monday, September
To is patrons the Principal refers CONFIDENCE chm
lci. m th. School aud the result
has been adopted lie discovered any new ar
cay path Ia the acquisition knnssc Experience
Naiion have both lone satisfied hun that and Vain,
bic information subject attained by labor
steady patient part pupil himself
IoI"cie him Ia iS To induce hun founa
ton for education, for knowledge per,-
nenl has been and aim Of t. PpeinaI of
this Institution. -
Lectures Natural Philosophy aud MED
practical ilnrtntions viii be delivered by Principal
TERMS:
Tuition in the Cssies and Mathematics ss5 per session Of Eve
months. "
Englfh branches $40.
For Modern Languages the usual additional eharr-.
For admission apply Ia RICuD STERLING A NJ
ju 2G-wf p,;,-I..,
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SURGERY.

SURGERY.
R HENnREE Operative Surgeon may Consulted for al ds
EYEEED EAR;
Cancer Tstu, scure. Pres fuypss. aumorrr trr.-api
surrcti tasrs m general ..'
AFFECTIONS or THE wOMH
Dr W. d~vrs particular attention othcse 60
plants Neuralgia bys5c7a, aad al OF long standing
uil, and diseases Of Chiirrn
DEFORMITIES.
Club foot Hernia Hsrchp Los Of rsIc Contraction, Of
t.inbs Ac radically cured.
1I- Letters addressed R1t $50 promptly attended to-
9J uhec cotncr Of istand Main streets Richmond. Va
my 6 J,f
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'gIHE FAIRFAX INSTITUTE, near Ale,

u ama d. e. Will be open the reception OF pupil. on I'M,
tdly OF September ''' Wv '
The arrangements n this School sent time NJ. such II
conhieny believed ~ 20 tb. favor winch
I many years has experienced from H.. public The prnci
wiz DC aded 10 his duties by three cae-rs very
T"' qnalbcaons, who viii reside fsy nj bave mo- ,
'hEaE'mehs Ills wloc tune viii r wholly gncn tn IN. iu,
p"Venrt OF s pupils which he enabled long experience
TO unieriake with increased eonhdcn,e OF success.
The ffrhch language taught by Professor DE I,v,,.
form' rly ~ the Philadelphia High Sch -pI.
Application for admHt,nec should tn,dc immediately
Circulars, containing the suics &c may b. ob,an.
ny application TO the Rev George A. Smith Principal
hcminay 7. o., FairhI county Va. an gG-dSs9,vSS,
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Ner York Advertisements.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
INilE Subscribers are now opening their Fall
supply OF sape and Fancy Dry Goods. Consisting IN part OF
tire following:
ssiincits aud T~.eds
Black and cold Aivaecas l. Lusf..
ttahn.s and Baize-
New patterns aoa. de Lain.
Do G.nxhanp a Caieo.s
DO. Ciotl, shawl.
k.fscys plains and pilds
White and black Al .ekinaw l. Com.
Blankets
Cotton worried and wool Hosiery
Brown, blca and cold .oods
Linens Lawns. Diaper, sh. .LnRr
Daiiask table Cloths and Napkins
nheheh-ise a-so'inrhi of slk aud IIJkG.
American gum elastic su-p- nders.
Every maize Of SIpoi Cotton
Tor sale On the most accommodating terms
DDREMUS. sUYDAM a NIXON
Ju i'm 81 Nassau STREET oppost. PosiO ne. " Y