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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

LIGHTNING RODS.-PIo(s>o SuliMAN
makes a statement in the New Haven Courier
which should have the widcA possible publ
city. lie SAYS:
lightning rods he relied upon un
less they reach the earth where il is Norma.
nehity ret, ercn ia timos of aererc,i dyouib
aud the best security is afforded bv CARVING
the rod or some good metallic conductor duly
connected with II, To the water in the well,
vi W S9me other water that never fails.
. 1t is To be feared that from neglect of lhi,
prccaution many lightning rodsurc useless. q,
nearly so; and that the only reason why thi.
Is not apparent Is because the lightning ha,
given them u trial
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
$4,000!

a. ANnhiA LOTTERY,
- o' 10 10; 10 he drawn NJ 4 exandria D C.
O'' 10, 1913 40 numbers. IL bnilms.
:" 9SOouo | OF 10000 | oi 5000 ul 3oOO
i"h''s 10 t"lls; certificate 81 2G Whales wiII
&c 'e"' Tor 10 dolls; shares in proruruon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
"SMALL FRY LOTrER

SMALL FRY" LOTTERY.
Draws Ivery Monday and Frduy lhfuug huut III,
m'nih oi October.
ficheis 81; certificate Of % wholes IN If, .,
'"''etes VIII bo sent for sl4; shares IN DR. p,rliou
All orders shall he rrmrlIy attended To
ROBr ARMS rRONG Agent
~, Fpr g Gregory IL C.,
The drawings will ne regularly SEM 10 Dur,l,,
urI3 P'S'"3e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
MANAGERS, OFFICE.
OCTOBER SCHEMES ron isi5
&4N.N0Sai

PRIZES OF 9tU.OOO ARE e,o ooo,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
'nss 2'l Toy 1913 To hc drawn IT, Bn.iimnre. DC,
J. ioio 40 nnmhc's. ! 1 drawn hollu's
$4,000 e 5000 lLnl 1000 10 Ann
i'sLais -. crtufr.ic Ut. n IN, bnoc on ,,.I'
VIII be Scii i"r G5 dolls; shores IN ,r,I.n,,inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
DatIg E6NnVS.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER ,. Isa5.

CONVENTION MEETING We would
coll the attention OF the people Of this county
20 the meeting 10 b. held at Tnadclphia on
Saturday next. We hope to snea strong turn
out both from the town aud country. This
wear will bring call Tor convention. by the
segi slature and Ohio Co. should not be lus, to
speak hgr sentiments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
$4,000.
ALIEN ANNE, ,.

-, So -, Obs "he drswn al Baltlmnre. Oc,
- lolo. rs "umhcrs. 10 ,lrawnLlll,
%, s.'ooo 10000 Ok 5O0O IL of 25oo
lnke," ~ IONS, Ngeu.iicac OF ac wholcs Wi,
30 seq. iO' 9'f'' Su"'N ia proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
ocI sENsENEY q RHoDEs
larry COCKTON AGAIN

TETIE Love Match. ,l...r,',.1 1'u o,, Az
- 'hc yauous cofnc,,n, ;,g"o, ",''. 49,,
fP,.g If"i" the union Of Mr. nnd Mr.. I'm JIood
Wv C"'klon nnihor oivalohcr Vose !, gro,he, An
~, ~ H'Hnn inmHucci Geo BirnWell Inv q 8 sure.
i'' "lNey ch'u or itc Haunted Oh Mo,v NJ
rs 'n' "ihef ln.cs hy II Moore: Grnre W.IJ,n
~, ''.''''f l"rrDhlm; R,val Chienaios n, Inc
s o. .s'N'- "i Mexico. Jusr reed nj The Bo,k ood
'''""'} sore oi toct u W. ROBR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

SCIENCE on FOOT--N Norwegian has
proposed 10 discover the sources of the Nilc
alone. and ON foot. lie is highly recommcn.
dcd by the Court OF St Pciersburgh. as emf
ncnuy qualified for this undertaking: being
abe to accomplish a degree every twelve
hours and abstain three days from die
takes only map, compass. and axe: climbs
mountains, swlms rivers. and turns neither to
the right nor To the left, trusting TO his heels
Tor dellvemnce from man on beast Truly. the
mantle ot our Ledyare must have fallen on
hln: and. with the endurance of a camel. we
can conceive nothing further wanting to se-
cure success. than the stomach of AN ostrich.
to digest the roots and leaves ON which he
must be obliged to subsist
CO The following cpitoph is in clutch
yard in Philadelphia
IN memory ofpolly williams. who was found
murdered 10y her scducef, aug. II, lSlO-agcd
Is years.
Behold with pity as You pass bv
Iicdr doth the bones of Polly williams IN
Who was cut off in her tender bloom
By vile reich her perteHded groom
o~s~ y nursery must be great place for
dancing, Simon
'Why SOP"
| because il il.
Il don see how
''Aint a nursery regular Lu,cl room?'
|
The remains of Adolphus Won Grooming were
found in New York on the 10th inst He was
destroyed In the late great fire, while assist
ing sonic trleids to remove their goods. This
makes the seventh body recovered from the
ruins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

CONSEQU ENCE OF \ FATHERS FOL
Ll.-Thosc parents who are ever ready to
take sides with their children, when reproved
or punished by others, seldom reflect upon the
consequences. The boy who was killed at
the depot oi the Eastern Railroad in East
Boston, about n week since, had been i'm the
habit oi jumping of AMI on the cars for a
long time, and had often been driven away by
the superintendent. a few DAYS before. the
superintendent drove him of with a single.
with which hc struck him two or three blows.
/ The iather, instead of rcProying the boy, COM
lmehccd am action against the superintendent
/ lhis embuldcned the boy to continue the dam
/ Scrous practice until he was killed. and the
father is now lett Ia repent OF his lonv.-
Quincy (hoss.) Aurord.
TURKISH COlONlES.-Cool as British
sailor Is IN danger nothing can approach the
, Turk in this respect, During the battle of
Navarlno AN English sailor hauled Turk into
The boat--a fine looking fellow, and elegantly
dressed lie was no sooner seated in the bow
| OF the boat, than taking ont d portable appa-
fatus ne began 20 fill his pipe. =. Do YOU see
that Turkish rascal ? said the Ehglishman.
who lcIt himself provoked at this singular in
stance oil indifference well since he cares
so little for being hauled out of the clutches
| oil ms Satanic Majesty, well soon send him
where he came rom So saying, he made a
spring forward, and Selling the Turk. who
knew not III what manner he had offended
was tumbied overheard before any one could
prevent him. lie soon recovered, however.
and got upon piece of the wreck of one of
ms own ships, where he was shortly picked
up by boat.
| Another instance of Turkish GOODNESS we
may also mention. Some of the crew of a
French irigate had picked up Turk, who, by
The navy anncarcd 10 be person of rank in
found his arm so shattered tITrqht aboard, he
TO undergo ampntation so he made his way
DOWN To The cockpit ladder with as much
ease as II he had not been hurt. and as much
dignity as II he had made prize of the Cripatc
lie pointed TO his shattered arm. and made
signs TO the surgeon that he wanted il of,
Inc surgeon obliged him so FAR. and hayino
pound up The stump, the Turk made his WAY
10 inc deck, and, plunging into the water,
swan TO ms own vessel, that was opposed
along with another, to the very Grigatc he had
peeh aboard. lie was seen climbing To the
SIDE with ms one arm, but had not been aboard
many minutes when it blew up, and he. among
others oil the crew, in all probability persisted
in the explosion.
SAILOR being summoned togivc testimony
before court, was qurstioned'by the Judge
as to his religious creed:
Are you and Episcopalian
"Nosir
"A Catholicg"
mo sir"
"a Methodist ?"
mo sir"
"What arc you thcn ?"
81 aln d captain of iorc-top. sir q"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

We extract the following sensible remark.
from the lth number of ]. II. Kcmnedc,'s ar
ticcs published in tho Baltimore papers il
support Of Wing measures.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
~ EW EALT. GOODS.
LADlES' G00nS

w every END. such as Gashmer,s, Mouslin da
b'hcs' Fiain aud Fancy. Fg'd aud Stfiped S,lks-
""u me mos' extensive stuck OF ALPNCAS, of eve.
sV'e and quality. which we eau .ell very much
'nnh ever bel"tei also. Calcocs Gin CHAINS.
English md French Mefinoes O,roons LII n,
nets aud B'nnel Silks and Veket,. R,hhon, rio.-
81; Enycs' Hosiery. aud Tho greatest auan,i,y OF
ShH WIS Of every DESCRIPTION. We invite ali 10
.u' ana see our sIo ok, We believe we have adj,
vn"'"ge. Tor buying equal 10 any other house. and
We P''use ourselves 10 sell goods az low as ihcy
can lie bought III the CITY.
OCT SENSENEY q RIIODFs,
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RlCH'D. II. wooLFOLE

Free translation from ne French Of Jsl,maehus, ia
one lesson, under ne Instruction Of Professor x.
-2iyJ. H. FL-iGG Book ~ page l0i
CraisneI les uleuN, o Telemaque; cetto
Granite est lie plus grand tresor du occur de
Ihomme: ayec ellie yiendront la sagesse, la
justice, la paiX, In joic, les plaisrs purs,
la vraie libcrte, Ia douce abundance, la
ulOire sans tpcba
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

amer having mcmorizel the rules which reoui.
~ S.'out s'N hours study, learned to pronounce
o rlJh.h Language IN hay minute anl was
enabled 10 cOniugatc the regular ami irr,.,rIo,
verbs, both in French and in English i; and TO
udhsiale me language without a muster with IN,
Issuance oil Key used for the purpose invented
10y the FIoiessor-ihc use of which was learned in
nHy minHe. was wholly unacquaintrd with
o IehSh, nor did understand a single letter in
the frcndh alphabet, previous TO the instruction.
received from Prof. Kartheus
Hartford dec OIL Istt
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22
BARGAINS
The greales,yel! Cheap, Cheap e., cheapest.
FOR CASH.
H r. S. BRILL F& Co.


Have again returned to Ripley, and now oc.
cnpyng the House formerly occupied by ]. b.
Walker, on the Southwest corner of The pup-
tic Square; where they have just received from
New York, one Of The largest and handsomest
assortmenls, comprising fashionable and sta
|ple. STOCK OF GOODS. Allsof which they
bought low for Cash, and consequently can at.
ford 10 sell for cash % the lowest terms.
Among their extensive assortment the fol.
towing are few Of The articles: ..ss
Btadcloths, CassImeres, s .iinets, Linseys,
Ky james, Kerseys, Blankets, &c,
Dress and Fancy Handks, Ribbons, Domes.
tics. Muslinr, Flannels, rckings, and large
lot Of READY MADE CLO1'HING, Such as
Goats, PdDtasons Vests and Drawers.
ffHsPe~Oav Ss,l4ss.sS, 4anahaz chm
san, Cashmere, Ginghams, and Calleoes of all
descriptions. Fur Cans, ShawIs of all sizes, La.
die i B 5nnets Of different sizes, &c. All Of
which are Of the latest fashions. Together
with genera assortment, TOO numerous to
mention They are particularly DESTROYS that
the Ladies should give them call and exam
inc their stock
Having bought all their goods at the lowest
prices Of the Northern Cities, they can aft I'd
70 sell them at the Memphis prices. AND NO
MISTAKE!
Come one, Come all, & give US a call at the
sign RIPLEY CHEAP STORE"
+ Ripley, Jan. 18Th 1915.
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THE STATE tF MISSISSIPPI,
Tishamingo County.

CIRcuIT CouRr, To October Term 1874.
Gerge w. Pratt, Attachment against
We )the Estate Of Newborn
Newborn Moore, & Moore for $4,000.
Seaborn T.. Moore. issued & Returned.
The Attachment in the above stated case
at the suit Of George w. Pratt, against the
estate Of NEWBORN Moore, for the sumof one
hundred ant fifty Dollars, having been issued,
returnable TO the Circuit Court Of the County
aforesaid, on the Bud Monday in October 1874
And the same having been returned executed
on the Real Estate Of said Defendant; and be-
ing now pending in our said Court Notice 10
hereby gwen, that unless the said Defendant
shall appear, give special bail and plead within
the time limited for his appearance in said case,
Judgment will be entered and the Estate SO
attached will be sold TO satisfy Plaintiffs de-.
manti l; issued 25rh November 1874.
Order Of Publication, for six successive
weeksi IN the Ripley Advertiser, at Ripley
Mississippi.
JOHN REEVES, CLERK
December 7th l644-4-6w LEE 80.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, j
IlIrpAH CanNrY..

ss = y
Probate Court, February Term, lS45
James Mergan and William Morgan, Admin.
is'raiors Of John Morgan late of Alabama de
C ased, filed their Petition for The sale of he
land belonging to- said Estate, lying in said
County, towit: the North half OF The South
East quarter of section Twenty -four, in Town
ship four Of Rarga two East, containing about
90 acres setting forth that in consequence Of
The nature Of said land, an equal division there
of among The legatees cannot conveniently be
had IN kind and praying the Court for an or
der TO sell said land, the Court thereupon or
dered that publication be made tor three cue
cessve weeks in the Ripley Advertiser, notify.
ing the iegatees Of said estate. to. appear Al the
mex, term Of the court 10 be held al the Cour,
House in the Town OF Ripley on the first Mon
day Of March next, 70 show cause If an, they
can. why said land shall not be cold, and thai
eta ion issue to all the ega'ees residing ii
The State OF Mississippi, witness
K r Thomas Judge OF said Court, The 81
day Of February l645, and the Seal Of sait
Court affixed, ISSUED the An Of February 1916
DANIEL HUNT.
CLERK
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ,
TIPPAH COUNTY.

Probrle Court, February term l645
James Morgan AID Villas Morgan, Admin.
isirator- Of Juhn Morgan deceased, late of Ala.
bama fled their petitions tor the sale Of the
Slaves belonging to said Estate, sitting forth
in consequence of the nature If said property,
an equal division thereof among the Iegatees
cannot be hadln kind and praying the court for
an order to sell said properly The Court
ihereupon ordered thai publication be made for
three successive WEI ks in he Rpey Advert
ser, notifying The egatees of said estate, to ap-
pear at the next term Of this Court. 10 be held
Al the Court House IN the town Of Ripley, on
the first Monday Of March nes',ro show cause
# any they can. why said negroes should not
be sold, and that citation issue to all the lega
tees residing in the State Of Mississippi wit
ness r.. X. Taomas, Judge of sa,d Court,
the Sd day OF February 1916, and the seal Of
said Court affixed, issued the 4th Of February,
l645. DANIEL HUNT.
1850 CLERK
February 4th, ls45-12-3w.
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spr,ne, with dark name and ;ail; appraised
% $50. Nov 2lst 1914
Taken up BY James Miller, living 10
miles s1u,h &c Ripley, one bay horse, sup
posed 10 be Z years old. about Is hands
hiyh, star ID The forehead, and small white
spo, on The shoulder; appraised lo!$25.
Taken Up BY Nicholas W alker, living
|t5a miles Last Of Ripley, two mules, one
horse mule. lefi eye out, branded With { IN
an ihe Ian h,p. and rope On his neck,
|ysass I'D Apptaised 70 $20 The o,he
sro~n mare muIe, 8 ~ 0years old
saps - hsr asek; Appraised 10 $25
ltsv 16A 1874. Y
Ias.s \ N N M AR otJR, Ranger
llas 3eEh l8a 4vr3r 81
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
1IPPAH COUNTY Oc.. LEI 1874. (
Homer Rainey & Daniel w. McKinza.
W. Case. ,s
William 4. Davis.

THIS day came the Plaintiffs by their Atsor-
ney and i appearing 70 The Court that the De
endant resides beyond The limits ofthe State
fet Mississippi, and It further appearing to the
Court that The Plaintiffs have filed in this case
a Bill Of Discovery against the Defendant, re
gu ring him to answer thereto, Il is therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be made
in the Ripley Advertiser, a newspaper printed
within this State, once week, for TWO months
succes,iveI,; notifying the said Defendant that
said Plaintiff have filed their Blof Discovery
against him as aforesaid, andtth unless he
answer to the same by the neSt Term Of this
Court, it will be ,aken as confessed
A true Copy from The Minutes
HARDY W.sTRiCKLIN,
CLERK
Iannarv C(Hh lR4h-1f On
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NOtice.

ct URSUANT 10 an inte4locuiory decree d
n the District Chancery Court Of Tie State
Of Mississippi n HoHy Springs, 10 The sui,
Of Edward Orne, Trus,ee &c, against John s.
May, twill on The lOrh day Of March lS45 al be
Court House door in the town Of Holly Springs
proceed 20 sell 70 the hghesf bidder, on acredt
Of six months, the purchaser giving bond, with
good security. bearing tx per cent interest, the
Southwest quarter Of 8 ction No %. 10 Town
ship No. 4, Rsnge N, 2 East Of the Basis Meri
dian of the chickasaw cess ion.
WILLIAM s. WILLIAMS.
Commissioner.
February 4ih. 1S45-l2- 5w.
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Office.

n THE February Term The Probate Court
A Of 1ippah County Mississippi Letters
Of Administration we're granted TO the
Undersigned on the Estate Of Haywood Bowers,
Deceased, notice is hereby given 10 all persons
Indebted to said Estate TO come forward and
pay as arm determined to close the business as
soon as practicable. AL who hold claims against
The Estate will present them properly aulhen,is
Gated within the time prescribed BY law Or the
same will be barred.
T. j. DAVIDSON. h
Administrator.
February 3 | lS45--l2--6w.
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! ADM NISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

" ETTERS Of Administration having heen
d granted to the undersigned. by the Pro-
bate Court Of Tishamlngo County Mississippi,
at the December Term thereof 1914, upon the
Estate Of Wright Bonds, Deceased. Notice
is hereby gvento all those having claims A.
gainst said Estate, to present them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
w w. BONDS.
January 10Th l845-9-6. flee $4.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that IN Attach.
menr hath been duly isestd sgains. the estate
Of The Defendant, Charles Morgan, at the suit
ofihe Pialnliff. Nlnesn Steele, for The sum Of
Sixty three Dollars and fifty cents and has
been returned executed, and 10 now pending
before the Circuit Court Of said County, aud
that unless the defendant shall appear give
special bail and plead, before or At the next
term Of said Court, TO be. held for said County,
al the Court House in the Town Of Ripley on
the last Monday in March, l645; Judgment viii
be entered and the estate SO attached will be
sold. W
HARDY'W. sTRICKLIN.
Yl. CLERK
January 22nd ls45-l0-4w [fee IS.
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Notice..

IGyllE undersigned having at the January
Term ls45, Of The Probate Court Of Tip
pah County Mississippi, obtained Letters
az Executor Of the Las, viii and Testament
Of Benjamin Bowers Sr, Deceased; hereby no.
tfy all persons having claims against said
Estate 10 present them duly authenticated,
within the nme prescribed BY law, or they Will
be forever barred.
bEN'h nl1N ~ !" Ilso'
.1k Executor.
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January lin Ib40--6-0W U
TO all whom il may
Concern,

Take notice, that have filed my petition IN
The office Of The Clerk OF the Probate Court OF
Tishamingo County inihe State Of M'sslssip
pi, praying The said Cour. for Dover in all the
property ofmy deceased husband James Be-,
ia,e Of said Co0nly shall move the said
Court on The 6sst Monday in Feb usry next.
to grant the prayer Of said petition, when and
where a perso0s interested may make their
G. BELL,
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.,icM GREEN TREES r STAR.

SIGN, GREEN T TREES = SInn' e
,ur a.,hsc, iber would respectfully inform
- fr;endr, and the Travelling public gen.
s,silv. that he has purchased The Tavern al the
sbovs sign, with the appertanances. which he
me- opened this year at reduced rates, and
would be thankful for liberal share Of patron
JEREMIAH BURNS. v. u. IA.
Salem. Mi. February 22d l645.
rThe Franklin (Tuscumbia) Democrat.
will give the above three insertions and for.
ward account 10 the Post Master al Salem.
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February 3 ls45-l2-6w.
ADMINISTRATORS MOTT CE.

'iss ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO E.
X T the November Term, lS4i, Of the Pro.
bate Court Of 'rishamingo County, Mis-
: sissippl, Letters Of Administration were
granted TO The undersigned, On The Estate Of
Vachal Leght, deceased. Notice is therefore
gwen 10 all persons having claims against said
Est ate 10 present them properly authenticated.
within the time prescribed BY law, Or they will
be barred. ss9
NEAL MORRISON Adm
January 25,h 1915 I-6w lice 81. /
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A@lIist OF Letters

II y: ): !; :. !; 6; s (: :: +:
3is, Of March ls45. will be sent 10 the Genera
Post Office as dead Letters.
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M 4: =: !: Is: +: !:
ArszeszR 3=uer ~ he Years old neyt
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u Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised" II
y. M. Nc PFIERSCN, r. M
Pontotoc, Jan. lst 1868
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January Goth lS45-lO-1m
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February Al, ls45, 1879.
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f ALL GOOD s.
S, RHINE,

y Is now receiving and opening, at bis
Old Stand, a New and Splendid assort-
meot Of 49,
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j fusT received AID for sale, new and well
and Incompatible socks,--known TO keep The
feet warm in the coolest weal her.wiihou' wbis
key, f,r sale by ] B. WALKER.
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HARnYEW. STRICKLIN.

January 22nd ls45-lO-4w Zee IS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-03

MISS A. YoUNG's SEMINARY FOR
lN YOUNG LADIES, Fsireet, second door b,io,r
l2h, Washington city.-The general studies nur.
sued in this school, to be resumed on Monday, ths
LIST of September, are reaing, writing, photography
analysis, English grammar, rhetoric, composition
arithmetic, mental and practical; history and geo
graphy, ancient and modern; astronomy, botany
mythology, geology, natural and mental philosophy
chemistry, and geometry. The books adopted are
Of the most approved authors; and non. differing
from them can in any cesc be admitted.
The terms per quarter, Of twelve weeks, IRE ten
eight, and six dollar, according to the studies pur,
sued
Madame Dorran, a native French lady. highs,
qualified to tech practical use of her lanenacs
continues in charge of the French department,
terms for which, in addition TO the English. fou,
dollars Fuel for the season, one dollar and 6fey
cents. Pens and ink, twenty-five cents per quarter
The bills for the whole quarter will be rendered n
advance; but, if preferred by parents can be paid
monthly.
The various branches of study will be sdapted n
the age and advancement Of the pupil, in the mos
judicious order that long experience in teaching
has suggested. The best references are those
which can be given to respectable parers, whose
daughters have long been pupils in the seminary.
The studies commence at o'clock a. m, and
close at o'clock, with halfhour recession lunch
and recreation in the yard.
Sept 2-3t