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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13

For there were men-as there are now
Who were forever seeking
To renovate old things, trow.
Or set the world a-creaking.
cnoRrs.
Let feudal ages go TO pi,
Well SET the form anew, boys.
Wen ink, and beat, and puR, and fly,
And prore what we can do, boys.
No penny press was then in vogue
To print without permission;
And books, as now, were not drug,
Much less a cheap edition.
So then some jolly Du,chmen said f
They'd put their heads together,
Aud print book with types Of lead
And bind it up in leather.
Let fendal ages, &c
They tell of Laury Coster, who
Sci up in Harlem City,
And had his iours and dera too
Bnt was it not pity,
That while he kept Christmas day,
And thought of nothing wrong, sic,
d To M-ntz the derii ran away,
And took the types along sir
Let feudal ages, Sc
Old Guttenburg soon learnt the art,
(Which but for him were lost us,)
And wanting coins to make start,
He borrowed sboons from Faustus.
AT iam-gerheads they soon arrived;
To court the matter passed, sir,
And after Guilty had been shrived
Won Faustus had him cast, sir,
Let feudal ages, &c ..r
One Scheffer now with Faust combined,
They had rule between 'em,
That he who left his pi behind
Upon the boards, should clean 'em,
And Guilty, who, by dnt Of law,
Had learnt its moods and lenses,
Soon published the Cathohcon . .....
.joannes .JanneR"s"
Let feudal ages, &c.
The science thus extending wide,
The Doctor made leap, sir,
And soon in Paris was espied- -
selling Bibles cheap, sir
He thought he'd play yankee trick,
And say his buoks were written;
But laying on the thing too thick,
He got his fingers bitten. ...-....
Let feudal ages, &c
His script was all so uniform,
His titles stamped with blood, sir
None but the devil could send out
or volumes such flood sir,
To see his Bibles come so fast,
The Frenchmen grew affrighted,
Again the law upon him called
But this time unlimited
lie. feudal ages, &c.
His sanctum now was ravaged quite
The Doctor had to yield, sir;
The den was soon unveiled TO sight,
Which had been long concealed, sir.
The blood was there in cans and kegs
The Doctor own'd 'em his'n--
A tail grew out betwxt his legs,
Whilst on his way to prison!
Let feudal ages, &c
The Printers boy is thus en.taiied
With charms of magic dread, sir;
And if to see his horns you've failed,
! beg you feel his head, sir.
You'll have the dark conviction then
Of what the league has cost us,
And why it hears the cognomen:
THE Derii and DR.. FGustus"
CHoRTS.
Now feudal ages are in nj,
We've SET the firm anew, boys,
Wen ink, and roll, and pull and fly,
And Prore what we can do, boys.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13
EXTRACT or A LETTER FROMA POSt
MASTER, DATED

PEMRroKr. Washington co.. Maine, Apr. 90 1874
MR.. ISAAC BUTTS.-Dear Sir: At the re
quest of many Of my friends in this place and vic-
rilv who are afflicted with consunpiion anil liver
complaints, | take the lhery Of asking you 10 ap-
POINT some one in this county as agent 10 sell WIS
rams B.LsAM OF Win CHEnnr. and to send him
a few dozen rs there is none of i, for sale with
zoo miles from this | have no doubt that il would
meet with a ready sale ii were where il could / g
procured without too much expense and delay.
NV wife attacked about six m.nths since
with wha, the physicians called The frs' sage of
con,ump'Ion--a complaint, very prevalent in this
S. c'ion of country. Having seen the Bllsam ad-
vert sed in Augusta.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13
200 NILES FROM HERE, =.

tnok the pains to send there for a hottie OF II,
which she took, and which helped her much that
sent tor two bottles more, which sh- has Also IA.
ken. snd he now saws she has not felt So well for
-ix wears a. she doe. at this time. An those who
have inquired Of me and nsceiiaincd what effect the
Basam had. ore anxious 10 have some for sale in
this vicinity which is the cause of INV wrItii you
Please inform me Ivy 'e,u'n OF m III whether Won
conclude To send some, and II SO t. whom, in order
that 1t NAV hr known where It can lie had.
am with respect yours, etc.
j. &. WORTH, p. NJ.
The whole country is fast learning that medi-
cine--no phvsic,an-po preparation of any kind
whs,rv,r-can oqnal Dn. WisrAn's BALsaa OF
WILD CuKRRY.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13
To Country Merchants.

Sept. l6. lS43.-lv
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NEW JERSEY.

u nj HOus PuIPoIUTg 10 be on any fchhSy
vania Bank not gwen in the above list, may be 5,
loWn franDs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
.oy.r,s PRIZE OTFWE-prawing OF I.eeshuI
ASDc:s HE'LL 6;Dr sale,

vT1tiS Estate is situated the county Il Caroline
1 the Mataponi River within tlr's miles OF Bow irg
GrcaH il contains between ihideen and fourteen hun
dred acres no; Than 500 OF low grounGs not
ten Of which sui Ia lie III by hs heb-et
f.eslet inrIli1u>thle supply of Mari perfectly ac-
ce,sihlr and convenient the three shifts; three
four bundled Of inc yautlhe pond land, all al
which is perfectly drained nh ut fur hundred acres IN
maiden wood The growth white oak, red, pnp 'r. HEX
ory-.ach shiitn, within three years, he made 10
!, &c fifteen hunded barrels OF corn-whea nat., &C.,
I:r in prcporon There i gradual descent from the
HIGH aud Ia Tie river. There is upon HE Farm five
hundred acres of tobacco land, 20 he surpassed for
the cnlure o; that crop in Virginia invite close
examination al Tie land, shall, The "a Monday
IN September, that being Caroline Coart day, offer the
for sale
The dwelling is about 200 yards from the railroad, aud
tho harm is imned aely upon the raoad and III the
centre uf the pantHtion.
y credit uf len years be had three ourihs
Of lie purchase money y. +. SUTTON
PSI would exchange with any gentleman
Richmond .or SNAIL farm, upon fair terms.
A,,1
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MAaKETs-wIoLEshLE PRICES.

rr,.tyoYp MAskETs-WiIoLESh PRICES.
f;r he ,ce,. tadInc Thursday trenins, Aug liih
yoRAcCO.-Th. receipts are very light, aad inferior
kinds have dcrliaed within the lat week, ow'nc 10 'Go
late rains from 50 to IS per hundred We i''oe
urs f.ola 81 rs 10 50-common leaf 81 Sl-sc"a >
s.-iinr 81 10 Sll--c,tra manufacturing from so 70
SIS
FioCR-Thc receipts nre increasing sa'cs ny re-
rai,. of new suprr.inc. al So, Famil, g 10 6 80
WuEiT-No change. Transient lots sell n - a y !.
cents cash; crops a, % 97 cents. a credit Of mos.
to2N-t1! sac
OArS-35 cents per tu,lel.
WHEAT oFFAl.-Bran - cents, Shots Il cents;
Brown S;uils 20 cents; snip S;uiis 80 cents
CoTToN-Gl att cents perlh. Stock quite small
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Manchester Fac
,orv rr,ces, Nos Ia - II T.; Nos ~ 10 %, ~ c.
round - n y r Western sides, :. c. shoulders Z!
G.; demand good Lard ga soc.
rATTLE-Ecrt, l:on 81 p 10 50 J0 Sheep from -
10 e. so Hogs from 81 I" 81 Is; Vtas from 81 10 81
according 10 siZs and quality,
BUI TER-MourtaIn, H. kin -! IL cts per Ini a'h
scarce Fresh .,uit-r tom IL 70 Il cis.
FiSa-llEpmi>cs No. llrI,nss So in store. sii.p;
S7iaSs
gi, ra = Z; Java Ia-siuok light, demand mode
rate. =, -
TEAS-Imperia and Gunpowder rs cents 81 p per
H., I:ar ~ Il 90 cents
SUGARS-Nrw Orleans Sugars d cents iof com
man II, nrmr; Porlo Rico - ei ST CfoI1 ~; iha
Nnl AS ES-Cuba .. 10 cents; Poo Rico 81 ~ 6
prime New orleans il hhls - a 81 cenl-.
HgANBY-Ourd. Dnpuy 4 Co. *2 - : 3o' a.
S-igne,lr 81 aolo - imit'Ii"n 80 % e. sa"er1e
kuM-N ENGLAND. in bh-., 80 cents
WIIlSKEY-Wc quote bb.s III "a c: hhdS 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
BALTIMORE MAnEET-August u. P. N.

FL.rs-1'hr market for Howard Street -Four is rather
inactive. Old Is held Il 81 81 with retail sales ''e
quote sHpainc al 81 3D. whi, Is the ruling piice
hut for choice brands fraction higher j. asked and
fine n, 81 ~ We sale Of JJg barrels superiiae,
and 400 RIBS fine in t%n nls These rates. Tie re-
rrp. ,ric- !:om cars i 81 ~
sa;e yesterday Of 500 barrels City Mills Flour al
81 G9!.
GEarS-Wheat is in fair supply, and The prices con-
TIME steady 80 s. cents for good 10 prime REDS, aud
IS so cents for ordinary 10 good To day the market
appears to he liit.e os' animated We quote whi.e
whrats 1t 81 50 cents or Ordinary, and IS % rents
for parcels suitable for family Hour
Sizes Of Torn At - - c-nts, and Of yellow nj
4j n 40 cents. large portion OF the receipts of white
Corn il less heated, and III tina! case viii only
bring ~ - cents.
Oats have declined little. Sales to-day % 4 30
cents.
Bacon in fair request but The sales, though nnner
Gus, generally cuniued 10 small parcels. The FOL
!uwn. rates are asked, and na!nttnrI with hrmnrts
w Shoulders 4 =; Sides = :; assor ed Z: and
Hams - and 10 cents. \ sale of !! bids Hams Al
CENTS aud 10 bids. Shoulders NJ cents. baltimore
cuiei Hams are leld NJ 10 II cents. 3ar 81
small parcel Tie higher figures. There Is moderate
demand e., Lard We IGote No Western IN Kegs at
Il aud IN bbls a, :! a cents.
Wn:sxEr-1hr market IS very dull. HhdS. are held
at ri cents. Sales of bhis al a3s cents.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

MISSES MarvA IN and Catherine +. Aienvil
VI open School for Girls al No II Goye,.
nor street. on he Isl day Of September neu.-
They will teach all the branches 81 an Eus>.
e,!uca,on-anl j, will be their main object q Is
explain and Illustrate their instruction, a 70 I'll.
part 10 their pupils a thorough understanding
what they may learn, 50 that their minds = $,
as their memories may be properly exercised all
improved. Strict attention will be pad 10 II.
morals ana manners Of their rupis-art TIER
mo her will always lend her aid 10 maiuail !
mild bur effective discipline in the school.
The Misses 4. will be iauch obliged By rect!..
ing early applications from those who incut Il
send their Children or wards 10 their School.
Iui. .,5-W5Us
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stand The spirit or the resources Of the American
nation Bu, il is well 10 know what our oppo-
mems saw Of us-anl this article should, there
fore, he studied b. Americans.
Ills 10. contains many interesting papers, on
literary and CHER subjects. which we have no ume
10 refer 10
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OF FILIiL.
BY THE rEESIDENT.

Robert Butler. 10 he Survcyor-Genera Of the
public lands in Florida, in The place of V. !.
Conway, fiom the 3Oth September next, on which
dey The resignation OF The latter will lake effect
Thomas J. Read 10 lie Deputy Postmaster a
Louisville, KY, in the place OF Liliiebury Il
Moshy, removed.
William J. Miller, collector Of the customs
for the distrc, OF Bristol and Warren, R. l., vice
John Howe, IGNORED.
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pu,I.nrIrnIA MARKET. Aug. II.

CorrEE-The mi.rkel IS firm, with Tecncel stocks
I'm, ma transact ms moment have been maze Ii.lir
s, The traHsactiois for tho last thee da: have
been IN limited scale hut a! steady prices We hui'r
su All ,;lrs oi fresh ;rorhd Al s. -, selected band.
4 ~ a. ii parcel inspected III store al ~ sales OF
od ,ock Il 4 - rs In qgality, and flesh sGrLL al
/ ~ 80
CRux-The arrivals still light, -a!es Of Southern
red Wlra. So 81 cts; cargo Of eho'rr juniaia III
col RI. old al CTS and iIIed with new nj 81 IT'S.
KSr-we qnule Pcnnssiv Iiin Of 50 ~ tts Co n de-
lnand nrrens wI mitcd receipts and prices tending
upward---h,- Of SoutLern yellow al IS - c- ana
10 day al ~ rts Oat>-salts Southern ut 30 81 its.
Suo.R-rhc market has suneHli hat improved aai
about 10 lhds. New Dreans sold nj Gt . cts mos.
Whiskry sales Of bbs. al Is cts and hhds
ri Z! cts-U. ) GG-.ne.
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NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., p. 81.


FLnuR-The market continues without any material
change. Genesee fresh ground 81 81 ~ our Of
store 81 -. New Orleans 81. nc business doing IN
Southern is limiicd-K chmnnd country, Brandywnr,
Alexandra and Gr"rectown. 81 - aSi e1l NO CITY
OF Richmond Four here.
GRAIs-Cprn has become scarce, ard has gone up
Sales Of Southern have been made nj :: and S. weight.
Northern -, and is held nj 90 cents; quite rise.
RYE il selling nj ~ cents which * an advance. Seve.
raj parcel. OF Wheat have arrived IL narkc sales ~
3,0rU SouIhc:n IL ~ cents.
Cc1rnS-AitliaGch the accounts from Eu ope are
good vet lie holders II cotton expected better ana The
adyic.s raye hciqed our market prces are Will
Ut change. hat the ai;.c!c Is dner.
HHi.sEY is lower, AMI sales made OF barrels at
22i 2.i
iiAY-Sales to-day at q, cents.
NAVAL SIcREs-Sdirs ui Spirits nj 40 cents.
PLasTgH-ilOdtrate sales RAGING frcm 81 50 , . 81
PRrvIsioSs-I.ard in barrels cents; Kegs {. e;
Hams picked, a. Il cents Cry Smoked Hams a >
cents; shoulders ~ cents; Sm"k Bet Isl 81 crnis'
Ohio Buitrr ~, II cent?; Western IL IL cents;
G"ehcn 10 2u Chee-- d q -EiFresS
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50 yoseols's Female Acaden,

TNlllS SCHOOL conducted 81 lbe Sislc., =
J. ri;y, will b, re opened for lie adm >S.., :.
Pupils on Mouday, the lolh instant Tie c.,.
oil siu:ies will embrace thorough English 81.
eaton, with French, Music, Drawing M p.,,"
ing, Plain and Ornamental. Needewors. r..,n
attention viii be paid 70 Tie morals, as wen :, !,
msnnrls OF the children.
Paren;S, guardians, and their patrons s.,..
rally, are requested 10 send their ch.lc.cn *
wafcs u as carly day as possible, tia, I.
Class 5 may he Immediately termed.
Auc --r2r
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Nolhirg from the res, oflhe State.

We thank Mr.. J. Gill for the American Repub-
LEGATION OF the July No. Of the Foreign Quarterly
Review. The article most interesting lothc Amc-
rican reader is review Of the different works on
Oregon, By Dn1o, dc Mofras, a,iache OF the
French Legation in Mexico Robert Grccnhow,
Thomas Falconcr, and John Dunn, la!e Of the
Hudson's Bay Company. or course this article
ridicules oar claims 10 Oregon, and foolsh!y ven
lures 10 predict: that the bill for the occupation Of
Oregon will be thrown out Of Congress, simply
because il cannot be carried without involving
the United States in a war with England; "und
there arc three sound reasons why America can
10, go 10 rar. She has neither men, money, ror
credit. No-America will not go 10 war" Lit
tie does this antagonist Of free institutions under
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EDUCATION.
Church Hill School

TIME third session Of Mrs. Pellets s.,
i viii commence the Isl OF October NO,
Competent and experienced Teachers have =
secured in each depart EN-, and the c1ur,.
Study wiz be thorough and Systematic. ::
Ann iG-cotIsiScplif
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irkrs. Heads Schaaa

This Institution vii! be re-orened for Il.
ccnion Of boariers aud day pupil, .. :. r. :,
day ct October heSt. Mrs Mead viii l. =
ss.e IS Teachers and Professors Of dis,ipeg...' .
ability. ana the course OF instruction will ).
heretofore thorough and extensive :
July oS-eo,Cctt
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ARRIVED
Steamer Curti> Peck, Davis Norfolk.
Schr. F!ord Mar, kiunier, Boston, Plaster, 10
Rankin {: Whitlock
Schr John Siull, Teal, Philadelphia.
Srhr. Augustus 5. Johnson, Rogers New York
Schr. Gen Scot, Douty New York
Srhr Potomac, Berry, Boston.
EELOW-Sch. August, oil Wcyn. Oak;
Schr>. May and Vim. Henry, OF Bermuda i.un-
Grcds.
Poar WALrHaLL, Aug H..
Arrived, schr. Hannibal, Aunack, from New
York, in ballast, 10 James Il. Cox io1 coal.
Sailed, schr hrp!esarh Kennon, Baltimore,
coal from Clover till mines, 10 Chills.
NoRForE August 10 Arrived, >chr. Alicia,
North from Philadelphia, board 10 Petersburg;
and schr. Splendid, Carts: from Boston, bound 10
Richmond.
The >hn Richmond, Mustard, wcntto sea from
IIampon Roads ibis morning.
Bosrox Aug. ll-Arriycd schrs. Mealnc.
snow, and hid, Fina|, from Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2-Arl Cd, schr. Mary
land, Cent, from Petersburg via Norfolk. Clear
ed, Bremen harque Argonau,, Heinrich, for Bre-
men. via Richmond, Va.
NEw ioaK, Aug. l:'-CIeaTed, schr. Patrick
Henry, Chester, for Richmond.
BALTiMoRE, Ans. l4-Ciea.cd, schr. Missouri,
Carc,ine. for Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15

The two missing Nos. OF The Union II seems,
made s'cfour 10 Petersburg, and were received
yesterday morning
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COLUMBIA ACADEMY.

TIME second session OF this institution viii
L commence on The 18Th Ju'y and close On
tie 18th December. The terms OF TIN school
Tor the session OF FIVE months, are as follows, L!
the English branches ter dolla.s, al! iof re al
cient and moiern languages, and the higher
branches OF Mathematics, fifteen dollar: bJaN!
and tuition Try dollars.
The Principal is a graduate Of Emery al!
Henry College, and can prepare his pupils II
College. He deems it unnecessary 10 trouble
the pubic with recommendations a. any wi
may feel disposed to patronize him, are feierro,
10 his former patrons, who will attest 10 his ability
and laithlulaesS, in the discharge OF his duty.
ROBERT w. WATTS,
June J0-cwSw PRINCIPAL
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To tie mos, Exccllcn, Scno;, Minister OF |
Relations and Police.

All the Mexican vessels now in For, have OBJ
!aincd their clearances fcom TIC Cus'om-hnuse'
with The exception ofihe schr. Relampaso MS
vessel will await the pleasure OF NJ hIansoes'
The Mexican Consul Tor this city, who, we nnder-
stand has closed his official relations WIN ms
country ard :" il! leave in the Rc!ampaso next
Saturday for Vera Cruz.
The clio ing az tie Mexican Consulate here,
will be followed By that OF The Consula:es else
wheI. in this country.
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WINCHESTER ACADEMY.

TINE Board of Trustees of This Institution g.
i 2ralilied ~ aEboancc 10 parents ami sns''
dams the following arrangements, which iht!
believe will tc rellnancn; and will secure all he
benefits which, from It's favorable sEa3'ion an
circumstances This Academy ought 10 con:'f
Two gentlemen the Rev. J. J. Snnyshe anu lie
Rev. NJ M.gS, q. whose thorough SCHOLARSHIP
The Board ha, been satisfied, both b. ample 'e,.:.
monr ana personal observation, will ,ase cls.s.
oftIi- Academy as Principals, with such a>>is.
tan!s a az be found necessary. al the next -.
sion. commencing on the first Monday IN >ef.
icmhcr.
4 fall cnilegiai eourse Of studies has been adori
cj, embracing Language and Literature, h'ei.-.
aa,;c~ AM Physics, inielleciuai, Political, II.
Moral Scicace--.!ie aim b ing, nol onIyt Gia.;.
the SUDDEN 10 enter the highest scmi1aIi,s q taJ
ing on the best footing, hul 20 afford ample meas
10 such as may deem it necessary or propc:
Enisi their education al home.
Students irom abroad can he accommodate
with board, lodging, &c, IN the l4mi7 81 "
Mei.~, who occupies the Academy building AL
eto;inas Tor which his charge, incinaing !re aai
lights ;or session Of FIVE months is S5G %
Tn;t;on in the Classics and Maizena,
tics, per session, 10 "
English branches alone, y %
For moicrn Languages, an extra CHARGE.
The tuition ices 10 be pait, invariably, N A.
vance The scholastic year Will he Ten mont.
10 Be divided into Two sessions Of livc months rsc'
L. y. CONRAD, Pres.
jas W. JI.eaa, .yokn BJHcr,
T. a. 1tdbaH, j. n. SlnTa,d,
4. s. 7T!LaR, y. HHiiams, n,
H. +. RaLfsciA, IS. ". .iN,Rssa,
u. ", Borton ~. Y. Rwicr,
II. H. " GHuc, Trustees.
Juy 60,
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University Nf 1sarYlaIid.

FACULTY OF PHYSICS stoS OF '5-'6.-The
Lectures VII! commence Monday. November I'd
and continue un;h Ih- first al Starch ensuing.
ob.'c,dca aud Medical Jurispruden,e-Rchard vii
MT; Hall. ~ ID
Chemistry aud Pharmacv-Wm. T.. a. Akin, VI. ID.
S...-ry-Nsthan r. Smrh. N y.
1'ns T:,,c;,rics, ateria Medic and Iiysenc-Samuel
Chew, II d.
Anatomy and Physiology -Jcsrph Rniy. " D.
Til DRY and Practice Of Medcine-Eil-:ia Bartlett,
Demonstration OF Anatomy-Gsorsc w. Mitcnberser,
~ u.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
rv.y day the Baltimore lntirmarv, opposite the Nc
dicai College. TIE for ;rarirni anatomy wIli
hc rprard October -, and remain 30 nntl THE end o
:.rc o,;owirg under Tic ciiag' Of 'hr fcmonsirainr
Fees Cor the eu.re course s9e atricu a:'oa Zee 81;
graduation fee S2 clinical TICKET Tree; ds-ccin. ticket
orliunai with Student Comfortable board ni'y hr
obtained - tie vcinii; of the Medical College ipr 81
WILLIAM T.. A. AKIN. ". u.
Aug 5-clot Dean OF the Faculty.
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
r5,HE smhsrrfr offers ~ n,ira'- .ac ihr Printing Of
Gee AZ THE CIiRl.Ti ~ WARRIOR" Among
III. assortment Of tvpr will b. found The folinwi:g
Onr Ia "nnt Of butn ois; one do BREWER; one d."
long Primer tnrar!y new; do english; do hrr
vi hold irr do two l!nr brewer sIEg!r shade;
one do htcyi-r shade 90 pea antique: de- two
linz BREWER light faced condons.d one do long primer
condensed, de-. nng prlhlrr ltwrTs one d.. plea
do one Elm1ge Pres ,chasrS, sanhI composing
sicks ~ pprng stone, ssr & &C. The Job iypr arc
prasiv men, mos, ur tli, tyre mentioned ehoT-.
1lio>. who have paid for tie present vol ne 81 the
.Earror." viii have tie money returned, coon !
the debts due tie office br collected TIE mate ias
will he sold cn frasnnablr trrm. AID on shot credit
For terms &C.. appiy 10 TllDS x. JONES,
General Agent and Collector
Arr l5-3t Exchange leading konm
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

TlNt1E EeAl >essIOh VIII CUNIINtHte atF'cliieI
L Isl, and close July Isl.
TEaMs-Sl50 for hoard end iui,ion-S71j pay.
able September Isl, 80 February ~. No pun.
will be received unless By special agreement. Il,
a shorter time than the session, andno deduction
made Tor late entrance or absence from ar:
cause but sickness 4 monthly circular will i
sent 10 parents and guardians, and every Pupil
vii! be required, unless excused 10 attend the al.
nual examination at The end If he session. d.
rect (po,, pai,D Lodorc Post Office Amelia.
july i-c%l9w WM. Ii HARRISON
~ The Whio will please COPY.
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Angus, l-cwCw
EDUCATION.

TIME next annual session Of my Scsoc
i boys. will commence on the l5h d =
tem.cf. The subscriber gratefully acknoWe':
the liberal patronage which he has ever recsi''
from the citizens Of Richmont-and hopes,
ensuing gear, by attention 10 his pro.e>sion
a!eIit 4 continuance al their patronage
TERMS 10: the session Of ten nc.tnS:
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, Nv
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, His =
tory, &c, ~
Aug. li--eo,d Nj. I. SUMHLh.
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATER
NAUTICAL, INSTITUTE.

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND NATE
NAUTICAL INSTITUTE.
TSHE exercises Of this Institution VIII N"
i srmrd on Monday, September 22d
To his Patrons, The Principal ieicfs, wi'n -
hdence, for The character Of the Schoo!, al" :.
resul. OF the mode cf instruct n which hs' -,
adopted he Processes not 10 have 's:g,o,.
any new or easy pih 10 the acqui'iiioh o. ~ -.
ledge. experience and observation ldse h. H..
long since, satisfied him, that accurate ana ,a +.
be information, on any subject, can oh.S - !.
tanned IS abor-sieady, paiien pet'e. r., igcl.
Dor on the part OF tie pupil himself 80 Jcea
him 10 This, to induce him 10 !ay b'o1. ,s5..
foundation for good cduca.iun, 'or go aoS WI
lha, will be permanent ever has teen a. ,,.,,i;.
will be the aim OF the Principal Of ~ '",''
lion. al RE.
LgcrrRys on Natural Philosophy sn .,,;a,.
mi>iry, accompanied with practical i!Ius"'''
will be delivered hy the Principal. ,,,,s,.
Terms: Tuition in The Classics aal - ~
mates, per session ot months, ~
English branches i...rzl
For Modern Languages, the nsna! a''-'.
charge.
For admission, arply 10 "
III RICHARD STERLi.>b, =. ~
July 26-wif i'l"sH