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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-01
DoRRIsM AND THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

DORRISM AND THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
The following appointments which appear in
the New York Express, show that the sympathy
for Dorr and his followers is not confined TO the
obscure or irresponsible portion Of the Locofoco
party, but that it infecls the new Administration
itself;
"Dorr's High Sheriff, Anthony, has been APP
pointed u. S. Marshal for Rhode Island Good
Walter Burgess. one Of DORIS captains in the
field, and counsel in The forum, is the u. S. Dis
trict Attorney, for that State.-Beifer! And Hez-
ekiah Willard, sfHunder indictment, and refusing
The act Of amnesty, is Collector Of Providence.
Best! ?"
On this the Newark Advertiser remarks:
"Considerate men must regret this course on
the part Of the Federal Executive. IL is virtually
endorsing the worst political beresy Of the day
Some Ounce recently defined conspiracy as IAN a.
greement among men to do in concert that which
each of them has right TO do separately The
Dorrjies think the converse true, and hold that it
is right for men TO do in concert tbat which none
of them can singly do without disgrace as if the
eternal principles of right and morality were de-
pendent on time, or place, or public opinion. The
most notable example Of this species Of morality
is recorded in the annals Of the French Revolu-
ton, where the mob, in the exercise Of its sove-
reign right, voted that there is no God ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-01
AUGUSTA ELECTION.
No opposition to Mr.. Taylor for Congress.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ELECTIONS.

Messrs. Baldwin and Massie elected.
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On this the Newark Advertiser remarks

n bill has passed the lower House Of the New
York Legislature to authorize the taking Of the
sense Of the people upon the call Of Conycn-
ton TO amend the Constitution Of the State.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-01

u The District Court Of the United States
for the Western District Of Virginia, commences
its spring session in Stanton to-day.
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tSl"ncd.J
Washington, 9Th March, 1913.
THE LITTLE EXpUNGER.

We learn that Ike E'edcralsts OF Albema,Ic
talk confidently and argoganlly of carrying the
Spring Elections and of eec;irg VIM. c. Rves
alter United States Senator or Governor, as 10
him mar Lc most Gsrceab'c We would respectful.
" ask Of the vo!crs Of Republican Virginia. by
rha, rioit The highest offices within her gii Jel6nc
10 this an,i-Texas Ex-senator Is l!i> cool old
Stale iGir 10 be- dictated 10 anil forced 10 arnish her
bright name, FOR the benefit ol man who has be-
uaycd her principles and sacrificed her interests
upon The shrine Of his own unilallowed ambi:;onl
We shall never believe that such a degradation i
about 10 fall upon Virginia.
We invite the attention OF The people 10 the ar
ro@ani designs OF The pariizan> OF the Ex-senator
We call upon them Tor new zes and redouhlcd e.
forts in behalf Of their noble cause. Suffer no!
the selfish ambition of few aspiranis 10 drown
grace. that we should lose the state, when we have
sycry advantage on our sidc-when The Compiler
(Whg) makes the following broad admission:
1--WE core up again 10 The fight under disaI-
yanaees: Orr opponents have lately beaten us,
and have the benefit of the moral force Of their
victory Of the acquisition of the cowboys and
those who dread minorites, while on our side We
have 10 fear the Heterogeneous OF disappoin,-
meni, the modification and mental depression ma
urally caused BIZ the failure 10 eject The great and
glorious man We sustained for the Presidency"
Let every Republican, ihen forget his own
narrow views, and arm for The fight If NC be
bu true 10 ourselves, We shall cary the State in
triumph and bio, ont forever the grasping designs
Of William c. RiTcs, The modern Fcd"rallst and
the enemy Of Texas. What higher incentive can
the Republicans OF Virginia desire?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04
AIMONTE,s PROTEST.

The n. Y. Evening Post has received from
its Correspondent in Washington copy Of the
MEXICAN Minister'S late Protest. The writer
saws AT was communicated BY the General 10
the diplomatic CORPS from one Of whom, whom have have
Pr ,nnc,r II has been said, that il was vio-
lent u and warke letter but such is not its charac-
Ter The great objection to The oi paper pap a is ha it
enters into the internal poGS q Out own hs eoui
'sn and made La sy he Wings to he
Texas. lie goes even a step further. and cha
racteizes these citzens as The most astlnsn,stse
tairs in this Republic" Such is the compliment
which The Wings have received from The Minis lis.
Ter of foreign power who is in opposition to the
who, whatever be his own personal merits, is
the agent of The instructions Of The tyrant whom
his counrymen have dePosed Tor his infamous
abuse OF power at home. ;,
We have no doubt, the argument Of Gen. AL.
monte has been sufficiently answered, BY Mr.
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friend on counting expedition, and 10 furnish
INN with suit OF wedding clothes We advise
our Wing candidate in the place OF running for
Tue Legislature, 10 get out a subscription, setting
iortl IN distinct terms, the objects he has in view,
and the nature of his dema ats upon Democrats
II he will do this, and it appears ,hcreirom, that
he is fit SUBJECT OF sympathy !, fer one, viii
not withheld my charity, should the suhscririion
be presented 10 me. He NAV say, il is rue l..
opposition 10 this, that he will not he invested
with that importance and dignity, under such cii-
cums,ances, with which legislative robes nay
clo!he him. But he must remember, that any
certificates will be manufactured for him at New
York 10 order, even though affirming higher ho.
nor> Than membership OF the lower brancti Ct orr
Stale Legislature: and this, too under The seals u
Tie hsheS, dignilaries.
But, feilow-cilizens, suspect orr Wing friend
oil wishing 10 represent Us Tor another reason.
which he darcs not avow. He with many o;hers
Is concerned IN the manufacturing Of iron, near
our county seat Remembering the United States
Senator 10 be elected next Winter The Tarlt OF
loi2, and the dcsrableneSs o, protecting iron. !,
IS moi unreasonable 70 suppose, that The good al
these iron works, 10 ne eliecte. by means OF Ia.
riff, more than the good Of the country, attract.
his attention towards Richmond. II Won desire
10 pay high for iron. You should scnd him; il -ou
should desire Ia get II low, yOu ought IL vote
against him. You NAV consider. too. Wheeler
these works have been Of good or - production
20 our country. since Your reco!lecs%t: and lesrn
from this whether you desire tie protection OF such
institutions al the expense OF tie agricultural in
,ereSts.
lapoosise 10 you, fellow citizens, for consunl-
ing 50 much time and space about one Wing
candidate, whilst | have said bul little Of The
other. have done s., not because think him
more worthy, but because he has stopped 10 cleo
lionetI in way which should be exposed, whilst
The other has no, gone beyond The lawful aud 'hr
approved rights Of paIlizan in securing his
election. My last words are remember The polls
PROGNOSTlCATOR
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- Of the Richmond Enquirer.

ro,,.r is published DAILY ana SEMI
~ The Eneu n. noi,y Paper, seven dollars per an
WEEKLi ~ ,a,r cf eight dollars II taken i"t shet.
MI y, and y Inv NJ year For the Semi-Weekiy, nVo
:, ,~,,cd ihin -" and Thee Dollars fot SIX monins
dollas per @ 10 Be mad The cies, or femi'teu oy
mil MIL. POS, paid OF -
he ye =. "a this office may ne ,em NV ~. Edi
It ~ Iay.tlah,e BANK r"es NJ .ne i'sS y, 1870 ~.
III god anu ~ irt,rrs beng peid oy ."o
,or ~ poSu.e s,rr,r letter is scaTcei! " auy
Cthe rcshse ~ - The accumulation OF p's@so, :" ~
70 iHr VIZ sn.,n-ss, whica cpefa's' -
a.,ntte Eia"is &c ,nvERTlSlNG-
,.,p n%il.Y ENouiEEa-f"ar n ""0 cents. and
" NC. ~ less INST inseI't.h, S.tsii insert
s'Ersn s.l,nr Insertion twenty, zines week,
ever! ~" ,y,aS. ,w,cr week, oi '"N'
ssyen and half cent ;ny dollars for thirty
thisy s.yer,iSrrs are CHARGED -. s,,ssments of
.ni in tuat prnpor'lch ~ y.n1irrs and Auction
mt I.nrth-sxcert Lot'e,. dnllars. tpaper in
eIrN. .,o are charged one hu'u'ea
ciuted.l -wrEKLY-0ne square oi siS'eeh
IL THE 80, Insertion, IS cent?; for each c"niiau
snce. % een distance must be accompanied WIN Tue
u;c's ~" a,,sfac,ory references, 10 Insure eAecu
tim =, o,;..ar,es ana Marriages from the country
.Sf VI ~ ~. ,a,,yis hand WIRING Is unknown al thi'
whtneSe, ~, authenticated ny the endofsatlon OF th'
ONE w. m, n.i.;boraood, or they VIII III no ease
Po>tnla>' rv-,y measure, that has been taken tf
br pi..,,,.ns and uuzzes, has proved heretofore
rr''A - Vr must. therefore, insist, ~ such case
nnaN a.nuu,c,tiun being certified by the name O.
r9pr n -. rriQsa n. sack OF TIE Letter.
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NOTICE.
u SO REWARD-Ran away froI
>nV .la.;kr 1;v;n, in thr con,


q SO REWARD-Ran away from the
SCU subscriber, living in The county OF
Northampton, North Caroline; on SATURDAY night,
The o2d instant my Negro Man ELLICK, who
is very bright mulaiio, abou, 30 years Of age
!, feel 5 or 10 inches high He is slow TO reply
when spoken TO- No particular marks recollcct-
Ell. He carried with him dark brown Lion
Skin Oyercoat-his other dress not remembered
have no doubt said negro is aiming for the
State OF Ohio, as he went off in company with
two free negroes, whose names are Enmey Al
len and Exum Tam. Allen is a low well-sel
yellow fellow, about the age Of Ellick; and Tam
is also low, strong-made, brown colored ne
gro, of nearly the same age will give the above
reward of fifty dollars TO any person who will
take up The said negro man Ellick, ana deliver
him 10 me, or safely lodge him in any jail in y.
Carolina or Virginia, solhat get him again
ELIZABETH BYNUM.
p. S. clicks hair is very black and straight
but slightly curle.i at The end. E. B.
March OS-cIit
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BIZ the Licueaant Gorcyn0r 81 Virginia.
DnnnI & AtIN,llN

Il PROCLA NATION.
w HEREAS, it has been represented 10 the
w Executive, ina! John Memo, a free man Of
color late resident Of James Cry county,
charged with The murder Of his wife, Elizabeth
Memo has fed from justice, and is now going a,
large: therefore, /, John Rutherford, Leulenan,
Governor of Virginia, acting as Governor, pur-
suant 10 The Constitution do hereby offer reward
Of fifty dollars 10 any person or persons who will
apprehend The said fugitive ard deliver him into
The Jail Of James City county. And require all
officers civil and military, and requcs! ,ae people
Of The Commonwealth generally, to use every ex-
enion for his arrest, that he may be dealt with as
the law directs
Given under my hand, as Lieutenant Cover
nor, and under the lesser seal of The Com
l>kAL'J monwealth, at Richmond, This sixth day
Of March, in The year lSi5
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
John Memo is described as "about five feet six
inches high, spare, bright black, sprightly coun-
,enance and very quick when spoken o-sup-
posed to be thirty or thirty-fve years old"
March 1-cW1w
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES At
PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES Al
PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.
TIME subscriber proposes to open School at
Prince Edward Court House, on the first OF
June next, for the education of young ladies.
The location is handsome and pleasant, and
the buildings large and commodious, having been
erected for the purposes of Femal- Seminary;
The society Of the neghborhood is intelligent and
refined
The course of studies will be extensive, and
SO arranged, as to secure, as far as possible, the
greatest degree OF proficiency, and The best men,
tai training.
The Summer session will commence on the
frs, Of June, and close the last OF September
The Winter session will commence on the first
Of November, and close the last Of April. !
Expenses for Summer session:-Tuilion 81;
Board. including bed, washing and lights, Slo;
Music Sl2; use of Piano So. Fees payable 10
advance.
Board may be had in the most gcntccl families
on reasonable terms
March 7-cWtl June
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

EAECU IOIN y NUI IOE.
A LII persons indebted 10 the Estate Of THOMAS
II BINroRD, decd, late OF Goochland county,
Virginia, will confer favor by making arrange.
ments 10 pay the same atan early day as posi-
Bile, as The money is wanted. Those having
claims against the Estate, either by note or &C.
counts, or holding his name as security, will do
welllo advise me OF the fact, either personally or
BY letter addressed TO me at Flies Pos, Office,
Goochland county, Virginia.
VIM. A. BlNFORD,
Acting for Magdaline S. Binford,
Execurix Of Thos. Einfom, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04
INFORMATION WANTED.

TOHN WATTERSON, the son OF JOS Wat
j terson, late Of Montgomery county, Stale OF
Virginia. left his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago, and was last heard of on the
Wheeling road acting as agent for wagoners, or
some such business. This was some seven or
eight years ago-since which time, no informa-
ton has been had OF him. His father having died
since he has interest here worth attending TO. II
he is still living, any information of him will be
thankfully received by line addressed to James
Heslep, Lafayette P. o., Montgomery Co., Va.
Doc u6n1
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

A LII persons having claims BY bond, nolc, or
n otherwise, against the estate Of Col Joseph
Shelton. deceased, late Of the county o. Gooch-
land, Va, are hereby notified and required 10 pre-
sent them without delay 10 the undersigned, that
provision may be made for tic adjustment and
settlement Of such as may he properly auhenli-
Gated. Also, all persons holding Claims against
other persons 70 which the said Col. Joseph sal-
ton, deceased, is security and for which he is La
bic, are hereby notified 10 make them known
10 us withou, delay. All persona who are in,leb-
ed 10 said estate are hereby requested come for
ward and settle The same immediately, as it is
desirable that the estate he settled as speedily as
possible. M. ;; IOWLER,
Administrators Of Jos. Shelton, deceased.
Fob 0.L-WSW
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Arrivals for the quarter ending Dist March,
1915, by the James River and Kanawha Canal
1877. hhds. Tobacco, l35 hhds Stems, SOLO
boxes Manufacturing Tobacco, s,66o bbls. Flour,
1929 bushels Wheat, 1874 bushels Corn, ITO
bushels Oats, 1885, tons Pig Iron, ,sl tons Stone,
1872, tons Bar Iron; 7,505i tons Coal.
Cleared-204s sacks Salt 1923 tons Plaster,
% tons Coal.
JAS. P. TYLER, Toll Ga!he1er.
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Hoo ROBERT G. CARTER.-sir: You be-
=, = Ing nonresident of this Commonwealth,
a ana having no known agent on whom a notice
~, .t oe served will please take notice, that on the
.s.a gay OF April, al the Tavern of Mrs. Mer-
Dan. . IN The town OF Dumlries, in the county OF
s sr William, Virginia, between the hours of
&c" use and sun set, shall take the dispositions
~ william II. Cockrell and others; and, on the
:, nay OF April, al the Bell Tavern, in the city
81, richmond, between the hours of sun rise and
a ,nd SCI, shall take the dispositions Of s. Grady
O.ners and, on the 18th April, in the town Of
i,p ppanannock, at the Tavern of Thomas Jor-
l sS,S between the hours of sun rise and sun set,
ana ia,. lake the dispositions of Thomas C. Gordon
lou o'ne5s-to be read in case in Chancery
l,,m pending in the Circuit Superior Court of
S, s and Chancery for the County Of Essex, and
sar s Of Virginia, in which am plaintiff and
l. r aie defendant; and if, from any cause, shall
Non Sa ~ 70 complete the taking the said deposi
dav,o on me days aforesaid, shall proceed, from
sans %haay, at the same places, and between the
"wunrs until the same are completed.
tours, &c, JOHN A. PARKER.
fpdaannock, March l4-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04

IN cuANCERY.-VlRGISl At rules held
| in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Cour: Of Law, and Chancery for the county OF
Snry, The 81 Gay OF February, 1915:
Peter T. Sprailey and James w. Spra,iey, Ad-
minisirators Of John y. Sebre!!, deceased,
against plain'iiS
William NJ. West and Lucy c. his wife, FL
bridge D. n. Clary, Administrator OF the goods
and cha,,els OF Joseph B. Warren, deceased, IN
The State OF North Carolina, and other
Defendants:
The defendant, Eldridge D, n. Clary, Admins;
ua,or, &c, as above named, no, having entered
his appearance and given security, according 10
he Act of Assembly and the rules OF this Court,
and ,appearins BY satisfactory evidence, that ne
i, moi an nhabitant Of this country, II IS ordcred,
lat the said defendant do appear here on inc nrs'
Monday in May next and answer The bill OF tile
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be iorih-
with inserted in some newspaper published IN the
civ Of Richmond, for two months successfully.
and posted a, the front door of the Courthouse OF
ibis county. A Copv-Teste:
VIM. p. UNDERWOOD, {. Z.
Ceh ~-cv2,n
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NTOTICE.-We the undersigned, hereby give
IN notice to the public, that we have revoked
the powers of Mr.. Wileman Thomas, as our agent
for making sales of our lands lying in the West
ern parts Of Virginia, and that we will not per-
form or ratfy in any way any sale or contract for
the sale, or any conveyance, which may be made
or executed by the said Thomas, as agent, atany
time after this day, in respect TO- or OF any OF our
said lands And we forbid payment of the whole
or any part of any money agreed to be paid TO the
said Thomas for the purchase Of any lands sold
by him as our agent and shall contest the validity
Of any deed not upon record at this date.
CHARLES F. OSBORNE,
WILLIAM GRAY.
Richmond March 10 ISd5-clm
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WATSON g. DIRRELL

WAISUN q DIDhELL.
COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER-
" CHANTS, opposite the Basin Sheds, Rich
mond, will advance literally on TOBACCO,
WHEAT and FLOUR, consigned TO their care.
March 2l-eSw
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LussNpuRG, March ~, 1915

p S. ! had just returned flo = Sor, re
have beer ever since The mi Il, q. No er
no, designing 10 enter personally into this .nng's
canvass but as my qnielness has heen di' urbed
and uncalled for, as consider. sl.o.l @ I, work
aud make battle at every point; aud i.rk in
despite OF Mr.. Hill's exeriions, and the Whigto
aid him, he will find these same 60 voters coming
forward, and polled even by Wing commission
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04

ID UNAWAI.-Was committed 10 the Jail OF
IL this town, on the 18th of January, lS45, a
NEGRO MAN, calling himself PHI. FORD,
for want OF his registry, he stating that he is
free man, and having in his possession free pa
pers from the Clerks Office oflhe Hastings Court
of Richmond-his papers describing him as
black man, about five feet eleven inches high, and
about So years DID, dated as far back as the It'll OF
December, 1852, which would now make him GO
years OF age. And having been thus committed,
the said negro man was brought before the Hus-
tings Court of the town of Petersburg, at Febru-
airy term, 1915, and the Court being satisfied that
the papers aforesaid in his possession, were not
his, and no proof being adduced 10 The Court 10
show that ne IS tree person, il was ordered,
that he be committed 10 Jail as runaway slave,
10 be dealt with accordingly Whereupon, notice
is hereby given, that the said negro man hath
been duly committed TO the Jail OF said town as a
runaway slave.
lie is Of the following description, 10 wit: Co
lor more of nutmeg than black, 5 feet 5. inches
high, in shoes, about so years of age, has a ble
three or four years ago from blowing up rock,
and had on when committed to Jail some old yarn
clothes, so much patched that it is almos, impoS-
sible to say what were their original color.
think it is probable that he has been runaway for
many years. The owner IS requested TO come
| forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, or he will be dealt with according 10
| law. J. BRANCH,
Sergeant and Jailor Of Petersburg.
| March 4-cl2t
| ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
! ~ Ran away from Farmville Prince Edward
County, the Both day OF December last Negro
! Man, BY the name of ISRAEL, who calls him
self ISRAEL JONES. He had on when he lett.
| a GRAY Cassinet Frock Coat and Pantaloons, and
white Hat, and probably common Silver Watch.
| He is abou, Is or % years old, about feet 6 or
inches high; thick, heavy form, with his knees a
little turned in; when walking, steps tolerably far,
with little swing He is Of dark brown CON-
plexion, full head OF hair, rather bushy. lie
| has a very intelligent eye, good countenance,
full face, smooth skin, and a very youthful ap-
pearancc. He is very good Carpenter, for
Negro, and does very good work at the Cabinet
trade, at which he worked last year. have nc
doubt, from all hear, that he has free papers
purpolling 10 be from the county OF Prince Ed
ward, or some of the adjoining counties, and in.
tends to go 10 some free State, as he went of
without any kind Of provocation whatever
either from myself or Mr.. King, who hired him
the last year. | will give the above reward FOL
his apprehension and securing in jail, il taker
out OF the State OF Virginia, or forty dollars
taken in Virginia, and secured in Jail, so that
get him again. JOHN L. GAULDlN.
LcahsrilLe, Rockingham Co., y. c.
Feb l-cllt
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.
EIecuIIIA Ul nos. DIniord, dec d
March 28-w4w

TIME. Summer course of private instruction
i will commence on Monday, April the 7lh,
and continue until the end of August. The plan
which will be pursued during the course, is in
tended 10 prepare the Student in the elementary
branches of his profession, and thereby enable
him to derive the fullest advantage from the
Winter course of Lectures, and will embrace
lectures and examinations upon General Physi-
ologv, Pathology and Therapeutics, constituting,
as they do the entire substructure Of Medical
Science The Sudden, will also have The benefit
Of clinical instruction at the Aims House and
College Hospital, embracing large share of Sur
gical cases and operations. Fee $50.
AUG. L. WARNER, M. D.
Richmond March Is IS45-cIOy
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Joseph D. ATKINSON, Commissioner in
j Chancery tor Henrico county, and Notary
Public for Henrico county and the city Of Rich
mond, may be found at all times at the Office OF
Com'r John Shore, Governor Street.
March levin
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FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL.

FEMALE BOARDlNO hoCAiOOh'
TINE subscriber, with the view OF educating
i his own daughters, having engaged the ser
letters of recommendation from many eminent
and distinguished individuals, and who has al
ready been three year. in his family would be
glad 10 take a few young ladies as boarierss.
In this school will be taught such branches OF
English as are usually studied by young ladies,
who desire thorough knowledge of their own
language. In addition 10 which, will be taught,
il desired, the French and Latin Languages.
TERMs-Board and Tuition for ten months,
$3.50. School 10 commence LIST March
WM. COLE.
II Those who desire it, can be taught Music
on the Piano, by Mr.. EDGAR, formerly of Will
liamsburg-the charge for which will be sepa-
rate one. w. C.
Feb 25-cw2m