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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17


New Orleans correspondent Of tho N. Y Morpinp
News, handles this individual without gloves He saws
his declsration that he has been coquenR ell along with
England is fslse,hat be 10 known in Texas to be bitter
anti atonst-that upon all In moments OF
questionable and unquestionabe sobritty-in all COM
psncs-n stages, in steamboats, and taverns-he has
been known to denounce the project Of in The Bit
terest and most The writer
him sen,rey under the influence Of the British aud French
otheias-as employing. in tho embassy England man
VIGOROUSLY opposed TO annexaon-snd as in fine doine
every thing he could to prevents. 81 m
We thought from the first, Houston took rather an avk
ward way Of getting out Of the scrspe and this writer con-
hms US IN me opinion He speaks Of certain magu6een,
schemes OF II. connected with the of To,
ot-sueh rs establishing Free Trade in that country md
breaking US down-conqucringMex yelling In The
Halls Of Moniezuma, and other such siereoiyped stuff OF
loeoiocoism. The evidence 10 too suoog against him
His recsntation late He is known al an an,
anneIsonst and he convince the world thar he /,
thing else. might get OF from any charge under
the same plea and the stronger the evidence sganst him.
the better IL Is like Fsstafs pretending to know the
fnnee alter he had convicted him OF lying. dol
Pun. MORN. Posr.1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17
A sIvER THOUGHT.


Tks bsnks II shs liver wsrs lovely and bsixht.
A. assssns and bosshs met the summer noon light;
IT, 49, ~ he dowes. shs tree screened ths uoss
A. ~ wnlews thick tressss fell sweeping scros.
Is ssssssrs homes on he ssnniesi side,
Ned M hsdgss q vccdbsns ths tailed In the tide;
Aol - dep bossomsd river rolled meruy by,
fhs ~ bssks w. shsrssssa beauty gladdsned the eye
DSs sws ssok nh wsv on thoss green banks n Last;
sAsi psnsi sp the flowers add trees - he passed;
- suschet bic cold hsnd-the whs cottage We down,
Apa he sprnsy withercd his stern wintry frown.
Ne usmplsd The woodbine. and blo,sed ell trace
o. ne willow 20 loved for its wave kissing grace;
Dat be tosohsd not the rverhst stil aighs b found
Just he ssms whom beautiful gcca bsaks round
1As hsss, lihs he, water. may quicken and glow
WHILE r.rs bssusy = on the funowlcss brow;
n raay esily expand whore love twineth bower,
And faithfully picture Tho branch aud the flower.
Bot time will soon plough mp the forehead 30 sleek,
HQ Will Written the dark hair and shadow the cneek;
II eharms thst daxxled viii dazzle no more,
Mt The heart like the water. shines on before.
Ths de PUSHES fest all % frcsh and as fair
A. Il lid when the alder and lily were there;
Ts change that has DER the place Of m course,
Hes DOT sssonsd is nipple dsrkcned its source.
AID he heart that is beating with Nature and Truth
Msy ont ouive some dear images mirrorcd in youth
Sons wrscks may b rosnd il, but e'er shall find
In deep fsens less quick or its yesrnings less kind
ohl the green banks may fade and the brown locks .rs
Bot shs stream and the spirit shall CLEAN their way,
For the heart that s wsiIn and the tde that is ftee
Glids onward unchanged to Eterniiy's sea.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17
NEW YoRY MARKETS. Inn, IA

Cotion-Tbe sales OF the week amount 10 10 800 baes
Of which $3.50 Upland and Florida ordinary to good
ordinary 53a5J: midding to good middliug s61 mid.
ding fair TO ia eS,s fully fair 7ia7l; and good fair
15aIi cents; 5000 Mobile and New Orleans ordinary to
good ordinary 81 ST. mddling to good mddling ii6I;
middlng fair TO lair n1t; fully fair and good far
The arrivals during the period were 97Gs bales
The mlket has been firm ihrougouh, the week. and the
close prices in some descriptions are Of cent Der TO-
higher than on Saturday last We revise our quotations
81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17

CRors, &c.-Wo had fine rain in this section ON
Thursday night, Which has been great relief to the suffer
ing Oats cannot make any thing like full crop no
ward is already shooting scarcely inches in height
Wheat harvest commences week-ihcre will be a
good crop no disaster overtakes IT, Many have commen-
ced moving. but grass in general is lighter than we ever
saw II before Hay will be very scarce.-CkcrL (Mp)
WuIa
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DEATH OF EX-PREsIpENr JACKSON
A CONVENTION

The People ives, OF the mountains are unanimous for
Convention. so we hear from all quarters They will find
powerful reinforcement from the East Combined they
will prove wo-thirds OF the State The State
must be rrsenated and the first step it Is re-
formation oil the Consuuiion-io satisfy the People with
the Government, under which they live.
But Convention will not come of it,,if: means INNS,
be employed Primary meetings must be held The popu
lar mind be animated. There mast be concert and
organization. and then we guarantee there will be no pos
sibiy Of u second failure.
Let the West then lead of in this vital movement and
show her faith by her works.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17
EX-CoLLECTOR VAN NESS.

The Enquirer grayely quotes this gentomans letter of
resignation, and assumes to regard spontaneous and
the conclusion OF his unbiased wishes and Judgment
following herein however the lead given by il, father at
Washington. Can IL be serious in regarding il, What
Mr. Van Ness as true To the spois the needle the Pole
the friend OF Adams the friend Of Jackson OF Van Bu-
rem OF Harrison, Of Tyler, OF all the Presdent-MV Van
Ness resign voluntarily, 10 or Sl2, 900 year!
We shall bslieye it when the leech resigns his hold be-
fore repe,on, and that in reality Editors Of
the Enquirer believe it little do. Why did he not
resign sooner1 Why did he postpone his letter of
tion until it was perfectly well known in New York
aud was semi.ohcialy announced in OF the Demo.
cratic prints there that he suppaned and Mr. Law
ence appointed
The letter Of resignation is evidently mere contryance
ahd conuVance void even OF ingenuity, and which can
impose upon no one, to skrcen the Administration from
the opprobum Of prescription aud to Mr. Van Ness
feelings, or rather what he values more to keep him in
democratic odour that he may hereafter get some other
place Ii is trick and therefore contemplate; il beay.
hnieness on the part Of Mr. Polk in doagng the rcspon-
sibiiy OF his acts which little his credit: and on
the part OF Mr.. Van Ness himself know not we'll what
could be more palty than pretend resign voluntarily
when he knew he already in effect removed without
any cause and to spuae with his oppressors to take up
on himself their act! No doubt there was or 10 TO be-
CONSIDERATION" for this humiIiatng condescenson!
Bot the Enquirer denies that Mr.. Van Ness was remoy
ed for his Calhounism Then SAv he removed not
Tor ncapaciy-noi for nhdely-becluse the official pa
per at Washington the "Union procIaims that " due
TO Mr. Van Mess say, that he has discharged his duties
with GREAT ABILITY" The Enquirer will not DIS
Puie that author Neither could he have been removed
because he had been long in and might be supposed TO
haze been gutted because IN truth he had been Collector
but for q short while.
We can sec no help for tho Enquirer but come 10 our
conclusion, namely that Mr. Van Ness was removed b.
esass nc was tho fsnd Of Mr.. Calhoun. II can assign
more probable reason, why always "open To con-
vicion"
That Journal upon the authority Of the Express Whip
suhory did not formerly stand so higbD says that Mr..
Lawrence is not particularly ssrSosLls 70 Nj Wight
Perhaps not But he s Of least and always has been an
unwaverng disciple of Mr. Van Barren and Mr. Wbghrs
school,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

Flour and Gran-FIour remains stationary and firm al
S45 for Genesee The receipts light and the demand
Is but equal to the supply. Michigan and Ohio aour s
worth s4,625s 1915 according TO brands and New Or
leans, sweet S45O Southern descriptions are unal,sred
Geoigeiowo and BrnDdywine s4,51b. Richmond COun.
Try S4,75a SASH.
Wheat is In iair demand at 81 GOA 81 05 Rye is dull
a. &c rents. Southern corn IS per Sc bbs; yellow
~, measure. North River 46a a. cents Canal oats are
unaieed. Tho market is finn asa 81 cents. Southern
oipfimo quality are worth 30 eenis.-Conn. Adp.
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ssS ~ eA>psy - wss Isiis Cssks, a. The lssesA>
~ nssss = inches sp slse ,hs elsss nosIre4 foe
EEL ssss; g. nsPlitss III proper Of inch
-. q if they q such thickuess Nouid
.p"s n'o an neh srve quantities Of them might BE- dpos
60 u. Ihsss ere what hitherto been called Pipe
slaves. As regards Small Slaves. the ony length which
would DC worth sensng that Of ~ inches; Of these
are three kinds which require TO be specified; is
Ram rsseesooi I'd, Aoasses Puucheon; 3D. sugar Hogs-
nesda Kun fencheon and Molssscs Paneheon Stavss
are cut ~ inches long. and should stand iess inch
eek N ,he rough state similar Sssve for Spirit Cssks,
Se - iaches long By II thick. would Esa.rally find
ready sale. Sugar Hoeshcsd Slaves ~ inches In
length and of inch thek Particular attention shoud
De pad TO make thcm stand about inch more than the
siRs.
For the London Markets Hos.head Slaves. - inches
tho moot suitable.
- AZ Has TO KIND OF WOOD.
All the Pipe o. Double saves chow spsoi6ed are OF
wsis oan and also those FOE Rum spri, Pune hsons
and bsst TsrcsA Moassss Punchson Slaves are Red
Oak For Ssgsr Hosshesds Red Och 10 The beet Save
although both White Oak aud Ash used. and would
sell well for the purpose.
Ihe Sine OF Slaves imported into Scotland are uniform
mken u the shortest. nsnowest, and ihnaes pars
clusive Of Sspwood. =
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DEATH OF GENERAL JACKSON,

The death OF General Jackson Sunday evening was
week. 10 reported In tho National ln,eigcneer and Bal
'imore American the authority Of passenger direct
nom Nashville. Yet, the Nashville Banner OF tho sue
ceeding Monday, makes mention Of IT, Probably as 10
the custom Of some oces that paper struck OF the
preceding Saturday night We sec no sufieient resson
TO doubt the truth Of tho report.
IL had been more important once but now
is unlikely be productive Of important
He has 6lled large spses his counry's history and
tho worlds eye remarkable certainly, who stood
prominently from the muses. he could not first have
secured and then long retained share Of influences
wonderfully great And yet much inclined to DO.
eve thathe indebted fortune than ability and
waited his rather BY happy concur
OF winds und tides than by any skill wisdom Of
his The battle Of New Orleans the original of
his fortunes, and the battle Of New Orleans was to
the last the ineahausbe fountain Of copous streams oil
popularity among the multitude But for that battle he had
certainly emerged national notice. that battle
would not have been considered Battle by Napoleon
tor there was manoeuverng intricate combination
changes Of plan induced eagle eyed survey Of the
field shocks Of infantry, charges Of Cavalry but
slaughter, where rash enemy, who fought without &C.
fences, shot down from behind deenee covering the
ground with their soin while the assailed scarcely Lost
man!
This, history will say but let pluck or try to
pluck leaf from his chaple His Is national pro.
perty and doubtless should be proud Of il if abroad
though here have considered for long years. synon
imous with mischief dem,sogm. and swess disregard
OF the Lave and Constitution. We willing to refer
oil these questions to the umpage OF History and Poste
~, with the hope, not unaccompaned by portion at ea.
Of belief that he meant WELL and that he would have acted
Illegally less often, at ALL il he had been suffered By that
band OF favoriies by whom he surrounded from the
earliest accounts history gives Of him.
II seems strange that he is dead and the Wi
create sensation throughout the county and indeed the
world. for he had strongly impressed himself upon the i'm
aeinations of men.
DEATH OF EX-PRESIDENT JACKSON,
The Louisville papers OF Wednesday morning last an
nounce the death OF General Jackson, gentleman who
arrived ut Louisville on Thursday nigh, reported that he
died at the Hermitage Sunday evening at six o'clock
The Louisville Journal. in n second edition dated ats o.,
clock on Wednesday morning, says: at stated that on
the afternoon OF Sunday Gen suddenly seized with
isintness while sitting in his cha-he conveyed to hi,
bed and recovered so Tar be able take final |, ave
OF his family and friends present. and expired in about an
hour and half afterwards."-Bsif. diner.
u On the receipt OF the news of Gen'l JAcKsoSs
DEATH yesterday, the public bell ioed until night and
Minute guns fired.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17

The long continued drouzbts nd d. ,,c,,, 49,. t.
hsvs caused SERIOUS apprehensions Of failure in 49, 49,
:" vsroas tsrs q the country. In Lancaster county ~
whefs Whss = the siaple crop. the injury done
- msch fessef some scc'ous than Others and cousd
s-.sised-ffon I'll sceounw however IL will rpors mi s
fs ssst q has fesch average crop Com and os,. D
.s9~sinT fsstT from the drought snd Of Timothy so,d
n<ss shbs Tide 81 ell The grass crop will l,l
- -.-s eus-sksd beov The svenge.- Lancaster Exam
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17

We have been told by Of the passengers that the
steamer herna, in her passage the Adam
tic. three srerai fines FIRE! Now this is thing
which could no, have happened think, without the
most culpsbe carelessness Y EuangeIist.
I'VE have been told Of instances Of moro dangerous
carrelsssness than this-Ed. Zee. Gas.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17

cd Already there paper s,arssd By that name IN hi.
city, both nsmsd aud dsisd Asshsnis-and sons half
dossn srog-shops have hoisssd that slga.
The stocks little unsteady TO day. There b no
change Of price In foreign and domestic bils-ba little
doing Ia sihe Just Flour and tobacco In toers
bic 6ns demand. The port full Of vesssls and are
doing very well Tor this sssson-but fvishh are low.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17

WHAT NExrl-An ingenious musical omposer Of this
city has invented machine for which he is about 10 take
out patent by which composer discover, after he
has played of original composition that is all written
Tor him on paper-notes bars rest, time, expression and
ALL 50 that any musician play the piece from the ma
chine made MS. IL is simple in construction easily at
'aehed to piano. and can be got up cheap-N Y MIR.
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Tle tssp, h N,. Ystk.

We rTfet ssy thar frons ell ths information We have
- 80 srcsssd he crops IN Nes yosk md Jersey will
- - fhss hsf average almost oil kinds
~ sss p>rs-sssry The bay. which will not equal one
s-ss,~r q - sverige. and rain vii come TOO late
ts - n sssss y Mn. Y. sun.
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0T We feel it due to our opinions to say, tina
we do not concur with our n. York Correspond
ent in all his views of the Veto Power We would
limit, but not destroy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17

IHr CI1tr AND DIvfL "A merchants clerk eamo into
printing office short time since, and seeing pile OF
laying on the table t being the day Of publication uncer.
smonou'y helped himscf copy and uttered the follow.
ing to the printers devi II spose you don't take any pay
,0 Just one p'peP Not always replied the dev Short.
afterwards the devil entered the store where the clek
belonged. and called for pound Of rssins which were
quickly weighed out by the clerk. The devil took the
rsns saying ~ spose you don't charge anything when
sslov don't take but pound1--
No said ne clerk altar seeing the disadvantage under
vhseh he wss placed BY his stngy mpudent ibera-
W toward, the p.nnyiess printers devil and looking dsr
90" 81 tho hue imp indignantly sEels med: 'Vhea IRst
any Ee's PsPefs from printer, RI psy for EN-!
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NEW RnnKa

NEW BOOKS.
IsIOkCAL Memoirs % Ny Own TIM, by Sir ~ NASAL
sr ahi Asrraye y. = Exploring Et2citon Phi O.
~ vos aod TIE sPorrpan efnbraciag Uses breeding
- D.eaes Ge Ee. ~ DsE4 and q the da-,
~ ?, ZANE with their llabts as, sboosen win
~ Z, meia heeepu ho He by Etsner former Rauo, On
~ ~ Aessf he win InVsrahsns Received and for r.Ie
NJ DRiNgER A MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17

On Monday morning, At ~ O'Clock, WILLIAM GUS
IAvUS, aged months, only child Of Hiram D. and Sally
w. Dickinson The friends and aequainisnoes Of the fsml
are requested 10 2,cnd he funeral this evening from The
residence Of Mrs. Cartwright, Street, at o'clock,
Without further invitation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17
PUBLIC SALE OF land.

vrne ~ decree Of The county pro-
- nouneed the Of Martin strong against A.
bert O. CheTping End obors shall proeeed
House before the font doof the Tavern OF Elisha Melton
second MONDAY In July that being day highest
bidder for cash. the tact Of Land therein
thereof as will be sufficient sasfy decreed
bsng tho which the late John Downing
claimed BY Robert Cbsvnns and adjoining lands Of James ~
Yes. Cot William Crawford and Only will be
conveyed yered In the undefsaned BY
but II n believed TO be unquostonable.
LUclAN MINOR, lcou.,.
je i7-e3w PHILIP n. JONEa {Oomh
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GT The City is requested by the author to ex-
anime the argument in this days Wing, on the ex.
Pedlency of arresing the at the head Of Broad
Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17
'EDERAL COURT.
GEN HOUSTON

The Federal Court commenced is session yesterday,
Judge HALLIBURTON presdng for the trial Of bankrupt cass.
and adjourned over to this morning. 10 O'Clock.
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y Notes of trip to slaunlon, tomorrow.

OF The Manchester Fair commences Thu
evening, for pious and most laudabe object.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17

The purchaser Of third OF I;raham's Magazine 10
Mr. T.. Deacon gentleman of market street. Price SI2
600. at the rate Of 900 for the whole Magazine
Tns specimen OF success in periodical literature with
parallel in this cOunrY=Phil. Lnl.
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PHILIP II. JoNEs. com'rs
TuIRTY poILARs REwARp-

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY from the Farm Of the Subscriber, In Warwick
- " County Thursday negro man named
HENRY sup?osed 10 be about thirty
inches heh, has hat eyes very
long when he eoped lie a hat white linen
ekst and striped lie pas.od through Williamsburg on
Friday morning, and tn nsa day. about
miles above passing the Stage Richmond where
purchased him lat @ % NJ sdnum ody Agent Of his Former
owner, NJ Herring % Nottingham which County u
probable he will return takns Richmond in his route Mr. Ora
dy would. doubt. recognize him on sight
~ aiken IL Rchnond win reward u twenty hvr dollars
fof s apprehension and delivery confinement Jail
Wat get him agsin beyond Richmond thirty dos. beyond
the counties Of James Cry York Warwick Rich
mond twenty doafsand n In either q aid
GRO. w. sOUTHALr.
Wfniauaburr Itth Iune. n
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CORRECTED STATEMENT



In consequences Of the remission Of Duty on Foreign
Slaves imported into Crest Britain, tho following descrp-
lion Of the Slaves suitable for the Scotch cooyefs
will be found very useful parties In tho United States Of
Amsncs who are engaged In fbst Trade .
LAS TO SIZE,
The STANDARD 70 which stsyes arc now limited IL ~
inches long, inches broad and inches thick, and 10
always very desirable get the Slaves u this foil ngh
BREADTH length especially. Wy Masking them ~ inches
long, they ~ Dr the Sides and Ends Of oil Pun
oheons for the West India Trade and sso for the Sides Of
sggsF Hogshesds For Brewers Casks, both for Home
and Export Tfsds iless alalge demand Tor While Oak
Slaves, 49, 81, and ~ inches long, inches broad and
~. and inches thiek The present standard thickness
Coopes in general. but inch. inches. and ~ inches
and inches al used although the thick sre
sesbp Isss gsusbe, and scsnnes with srse proportions
of those IN Them Do fake market 20 we'll Besides the
fsII length of ~ inohcs the only ohsr sss 81 which
Slave should be cut AZ inches and 30 inches These
lengths would answer The Hons Cooper Trade generally
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17

lady n ibis City had twins last week which she named
Cl.y and Ffelinghuysen.-Nsp Hsrea Courier
GO. IN ihs lawn hsd twins about the time. What
shoald they be nsmcdf - OHIO Sfafssma1
Polk and Dallas Of eourss,-LoS Jour
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NorCBBsine apponsd Alt claims doe 10 IN.
firms % Fispatrick Lyon ADD Fitzpatrick LYON
and o. John Fitzpatrick individually Supreme Cont Of
Ahemars County notD III who indebted paus
Aforesaid either @ bond aeeount OF otherwise that speedy psy
mafe h important ,attsrs eoonsetsd
with these concerns be ciosed as early as praecable.
We ciaas into The Alexander Pizo,tt
due the Arm o. Fspauck lyon and N Pispsnet oSL
vdusi for iesment and many a. er are too re-
fsoe or u' 70 sena 70 her collection IN person;
authorized 10 be brought reasonable notice f,l- 10 ee our
wishes HOoQ. Narrmopp a %,
seottsvine, Va, June q, rs. neee,vs,.
hNo nhef perHon than Ourselves suthori->d
hy ea whatever due u the Aforesaid NJ F
Pa"es indivdaab' except such suibonzs.
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a ves.sIn sdor boz lhe foorIn hnr.i q n,,,o,I.,

western editor has the followin burst Of patriotism in
bic prospectoai ~
Devotion 70 the land that gave me birth and the eloriou.
gnep- snaeI which havs been reared. has forced me
ss.u sSntnps 90 defend her nights unswsd by power
bss ,se cash don't begin come in. dsrn,d III dom,
have % slope" INV " wi"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-17

We have been requested to publish the following for the
beae Of ihcss who in the habit u procuring slaves
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MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.

FAlR.-The Ladies of Manchester will hold a
FAR at the Farmes Hotel commencing on Tuesday even.
ing the Ia inst at o'clock, continue through the week
ney wiz have Tor sale many fancy and useful articles
The proceeds will be for the benefit of the new Methods,
q. Shnreh now being erected. They will be pleased 10
see he Friends Of Richmond well Of Manchester
June 18th lSis " '~NSS'e''
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BOTETOURT INSTITUTE
For Boas.


~ EV. WIN. BRf ANT, graduate of the Mi.
tary Academy West Point, several years an A.
ss'an Professor for the having opened
an Boeour county Va regular
school, Of ten months will September
The services Of competent Assistants been engaged
The Principal occupying spacious prepared
eeve into his family limited boys Of traetabs d.p.
stons and good moral habits
place sr under his every pain,
VIII be bestowed TO ran them they
90, both As TO their manners and their morals
COURSE INSTRUCTION. 'a-.
1he Scholars viii be arranged Fas
Class instruction VIII be given Engsh Isurs An the Lain
LANGUAGE az preferred the French; the
The Lowest Class will be EngIsh Il
teraure and Arithmetic. tiIl = ..N TT
The MIDDLE Class will be sosased intemedisse be-
tween those Of the oiheI Classes =
Scholars entering the FIRST Glars per half ssoss $40
10. 90. middle Is
TO- do. lowest
Boird Washing Fuel and Ca nde hight addition the
above charges respectively, half session,
Payment per half session IN advrnce be required.
The most approved Telt Books School which
together with stationery bs had parent
at the Depository In Mr.. J. 3. Wilson's store.
Further Information may be obtained BY letter the eevd
VIM Bryant .t 81 = ri