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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
$40 REWARD.

DANAWAY from Me subscriber, tn. 10Th Of Oeto
Ia bsr, gro nlLn
BOB,
u or - Of age, about iect. inches hi. dar
npleNion, and OF good for his height, check
eeti open IN front, and grins 1y!e' spoken To,
purchased Bob of Mr.. th,ui'l Rurwel near Salem
who his wife, and lel, hr is that neis
will give the above reward ior ehcnsinn and
hncmentoi Bob Jail. t,t s him. and paw al
expenses, IL dciveIcd 10 me- IN LIBERTY.
Liberty, Oct 2j-ts W. c. HEWITT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
Ebi.sOfsieIgIa.

FE.llf olmrtnelshlp heretofore existing. under tie
j style aud finn If " klus,n s. Hatcher, is tins
day dissolvru by mutual consent per-,ts indebted T.
the concern requested o settle with Ihos NJ NIlh
insnn, WIN s aiune author2ed Ia receive collect, he
having purchased the entire Interest of Jnp ~ Hat
cher. 'lhse having claims asaus the toncem will
present them 10 him Tor payment The name ut The con
Germ viii be used, where Is necessary, IN closing 'h
business OF the same.
IHOS. NJ WILKINSON,
Oct. lS-tsn j. A. HATCHER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23

The Buchanan aud Dallas factions are at upen war in
fennsy lvanla-or ralhern Ihec, on Phladelphia Each
party coos quenly, has called public meetings., to
'dlh The Adm hsttauneach claiming t. he ihe real
simon Pure, and denounciug the other rebels IN dis
guse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.

ANlNG determined to close our present business Of
fer sta,S of GRpC ERlES, &c, at reduced prices
ion CASH. good negotiable paper Those in o
GODS will do ell to call determined To close
Dec 9-tsif MORRISON s W WILKINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
DIR. CALDWELL.

Sec the advertisement Of this gentleman We ought to
have mcnoned that the in our last, respect
ing his merits as Dentist, was from Physician
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23

G5' Same time ag' we saw. IN a fw papers II,
try OF The mpre,snent OF an American sali' ...
board an Passport scho ner, by the BRUSH s'e'' -,
Colan la. More recently we see 1t sa'tu v.t
'he st'4Jac. had rctUI ed from her yoyas' , ."'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23

o. The Legislature ii Georgia, by unaninus 80.
have directed the Governn pr cure an ele,ao, ...,
WIN suitable inscriptions, 10 be presca,ed tn C.nu,l'
Josiah Iatulll, If The u. S. Navy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
u. Royal Ek0.c0u,SP,

T + OR NEY At LAW
"IfL ATTEND the Courts of The Curp,rauon ol
w Iynei'bu,s aud Of The counties Of Campbell and
Amherst.
Al busiuess entrusted TO him will NEE, with prolap,
attention.
Address Iynchburg
l!s oiii IN rear Of the S, ,tofJobn j. Purvis ESQ
September 23-ts ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

The following ~ the correspondence shich stna
days since alluded, having occurred bt~-en Al,ssrs
psIlfr, and Nnop II !. just II The cis heh
were induced 10 l'",e H. Il sIrats Volumes q, lle
! irmn,ss aud magnanin,iiy Of Mr.. Ninlhfop
TUE CHOICE OF SPEAKER A pubcaian
having Len nade ia Of The paIers II hat pnrprts
Ii - tiie substance OF correspondence ieh 0k Aaef
between Mr. PalfnS and NJ. Winthrop n il,r ,,e u
The 'eelr'n u Speaker. "a fund If one of he pates
belevtng Ia be he. ilnl TIE correspond shd he
prhshcd m FIJI, las procured e. III c.p, N H. with
aehri', i'r lis i"sfon in our paper Boston 7dpe,-
tiser.
cepy fine Lefte, Dom lion LIa G pay,ey 10 Jhn n.
[, Hinit,op, dafsd.
SO toLrsAr's WAsmissros.
Dc 5, 1917 {
Dear sir,Il would give pleasure IL aid by my
Yaie N placing yuu IN The Caif If he IIosr Of Erpr
~nfa'fpt but ave no p rsoral h. pcs fears 10 die
tate my crrar IA the matter and III. proal cusd, "a oa
lef me must be HAT If the policy which the Speaker III
mfross iha action Of he IiuIsr
MOI olt'ublc ypuwh snssestiet.s to Subordinate
points, there arr SINE leading questions which may
he presumed that yon have settled purpose May |
respectfully inquire whether, il elected Spelker, is your
intention
% u constitute he Committee f Foreign Pelaons
Al Of Ways aud Means as IL ST The existing war:
80 to eon'tale the tnniliee on he Territories
obstfucl tie r- al establishment Of Slavery within any
Territory
5 10 constitute tie Commtce IN the Judiciary as 10
favor the rrreal al The law ii No 70 % Which dtnies
rial hy jury, 10 persons charged with beng slaves II
give t1nd favorable cnsdea lon 10 the quest on OF the
repeal u li"se AclS Il Congress. whie' NOW SUSAN
Slavery IN tins District aud 10 FUR rr such measures as
may be m The "ef ii Conqr' - 10 remedy the pr.van
Co =" Which Massachnse.f- ompans the hands South
,ai'l'ha IN I'spect = I'll treatment ii her ,zens
should lee. much obliged 10 yau Tor reply at your
early ctenicnec. AID sin I'D b. happy Ia be- permitted
10 COMMUNICATE II, "a lis substance, genilrnen
Who entertain similar views 10 mine on Tins class anes
TONS
] am dear ST.
W III great personal esteem,
Y ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
no THE PUBLIC.

~ NJ HARVEY. wiIleave the county of Bo'etout
" on The lst Of January mex, for New Orleans.
where he intends locating himself He will transact any
bus ness entrusted to him, the line of h route,
The Civ Of New Orleans. and most ,speeuly resrs to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23

o. The proceedings of the House Of Delegates, on
Saturday, were devoid of interest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
NEGROES WANTED.

I will pay the highest Cash Prices Gr likely
.NEGROES.
4 both sexes All letters addressed To me- at Lib
FR'TY, Bedford. will receive prompt sttert,an.
WILSON G. HENrI'r
July -6mif
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ON CONSIGNMENT.

ON CONSIGNMENT
l25 bbls. M n Carolina Clp'I IIerrinqs,
% baxes Lowering aud Co.'S d,u5lc refined Loaf
Sugar.
And " III be sold l1W to close hy
Dee. - -.is.f BENZ T. SACkETT.
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20 g5SE, EDsg BIC

Oct. lS-,sii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

PARE THEArRE.-Mr. Anderson will appear this
evening as Hamlet for the first time during his present
engagement All who had the pleasure Of witnessing bis
personation OF Macbeth need assurance TINT thew
viii not be disappointed In him ms Hamlet There are
few actors living more capable Of enacting this ex
tremeiy dhcult part better than him The oomedv
The hlan Without Head" will be added To-mor
row evening Mr.. Andersons benefit and last appear.
ance VIII take place, and Thursday the celebrated
Mile blangy enters upon short engagement.
BowERY THrArRr-The new drama entitled switch
craft WAS produced at the Bowery Theatre last eve
ming to one Of the largest houses of the season II
very well received and will doubt retain possession OF
the stage for considerable time It forcbly depicts
portion OF the history OF Massachusetts, when belief In
witches and witchcraft existed among all classes of the
people. The crowded state of our columns prevents
us from noticing 1t at length It will be repeated this
evening with the "Trumpsters Daughter and the
pine Maid"
ALEXANDER THE MAoIcIAS.-The large assemblage OF
persons that attended at the Minerva Rooms last
ming, were delighted with Alexander, tho NIaglcan's
tricks From nothing he produced abundance of sugar
pluns and other kinds of confectionery which he dis
ributed freely among the audience We were surprised
10 see so many elderly people attend him. but the old
and the young must confess that he 10 the most
ordinary man in his line that has visited the new
world. He will continue here the whole Of the week
Mrs Mowatt, Mr.. Davenport Dan Marble MT Adams
Signora Ciocca, and signorina Mantin all at Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. Mason and Mr. Wheatley have finished their en-
gagement ut Pittsburgh. Mrs. M. took benefit on
Friday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18
Musical.

ITALIAN OPERA CoMpASv.--The managers of the Ita-
Han opera In announce that sgnora vatelina has &C.
nerousy undertaken account Of the indspostion
signorina Bar to give her valuable services and to
appear ON wednesday evening next In the opera of Sc
mirams On account of very slight illness they regret
10 say that she will be unable appear before Friday
wneh forsinis grand opera Of Scmirams', will be mar
formed Ihry have however, the qualification 10 in.
form their patrons that Signorina Bnrilis health bav
ing improved she has most kindly come forward TO re-
ucve the directors from the embarrassment In which
they were placed and will positively appear on Wedn,s
oay evening next In " ! 'Lombardfn The courage and
generosity OF our vorite young pri ma donna will they
oouot not meet the appreciation OF the public
'AuxHALL GAHDrN-1he proprietor Of this favorite
summer resort having engaged host of talent native
anu ioregn has made arrangements TO give an
musical entertainment there every evening commencing
TINS evening Among the artists he has engaged
perceive the names Of Austin Philips so well known in
new ork MISS Martin. Jeanne Rcynoldson, MIR Quayc,
VIZ gray, nc We nave no dou bt that this
rangcment will add much to the attraction Of this place.
""u renunerate the manager for his enterprise.
CHnsrYs MissrRELs.-Tbis Is tho twelfth week Of
Christys Minstrels. and they s command full houses.
People to tire In every other amusement aud yet
they continue to nightly throng Mechanics Hall
Twelve weeks Ia unprecedented time to DO patronsed
in negro mnstresy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

FROM HAvANA.-By the brig Orleans, Capt.
Schneidau, we have received Havana dates to
the 90 tn ult
On the 2sth ult., the birth day of Maria Christina
the Queen mother ceebrat with everv
ton OF Joy and jubilee. All the principal dgnitarics
participated in the r,joicings and the French Admiral
and many officers belonging to the French squadron
there, also joined in the festivities
The iiabanoros have presented to Herr Alexander,
the celebrated magician, q fine gold medal weighing
three ounces with the following inscription" To Herr
Alexander this souvenir is defeated by his friends in
Havana, lsi7-slght Of hand is not witcheryr Herr
A. was to give extra performance Sunday the I'D
inst, for the benefit OF church being built at
Havana. lie was then to leave for the United States
Captain Schneidau, reports that he left two French
vessels Of at Havana and that there appeared
great stir in the army stationed there The Cabana
Morro and other forts in that vicinity being
with heavy artillery, and were exercising their guns
daily, but Tor what purpose not known
The schr. Gazele left for this port the 9th ut
Brig Mary Ann Jones would leave on the I'd inst
The corn market had experienced n considerable
change, and good yellow was selling at 90 cents per
arroba Of % lbs
There but slight change In the other articles OF
importation since our last quotations Export com
modities continued In demand and sugars on the in
crease.
PAssESoERs-Per brig Orlesns.-Mrs. j. Pauvert and
two sous, La Mrs. Marie Corbet aud daughter La :
Mrs ELabarriers and daughter, France; W M Camerop
England; Don Antonio Roca Pascual Spain; M d.
CruSat, New Oreans,-N q. Delta, Nay g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18
Political md Person nj.

The wings OF Buffalo have nominated for county Judge
Lafayette Carver; for district attorney Seth C. awley
for surrogate, Orsamus H. siarsha for recorder Ja.
Mullett. "
Sir George Simpson. governor OF the Hudsou's Bav
Territory and Major Griffith OF the 9th regiment Left
Lachne on Thursday, for Red River by the stea
route to saut St. Marie Major Griffith will succeed
Lieutenant Colonel Crofton In the Of the de-
Geary-the Colonel returning to England The Hon
Colonel Bruce accompanies Sir George simpson as far
tresl-- Montreal Herald ION ~
Az meeting of the bar convened at New Orleans Oh
the otn instant committee apo nted to max pre-
paratons Ior tue reception OF Daniel Webster on The
occasion OF his expected visit to that city While the
cen,uttee we're drafting resolutions, AIr soule, who
acted as resden made an eloquent speech la honor Of
MIR. Webster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

ARRIVAL OF THE MARMIoN.-About IL o'clock
last night our special news collector, the COM
mander of the famous Teazer, reached the Herald
office, with Liverpool papers of the 22d, and
London of the 2lst ult, which he obtained from
the clipper packet ship Marmion, Captain Ed
wards. The M. sailed from Liverpool on the
22d, and was boarded by the Teazer early yes
terday, twenty-five miles from the Highlands.
II the Britannia had not made a remarkably quick
trip, Captain Edwards would have supplied the
public with three days later intelligence from
Europe. Captain E. always makes short pas.
sages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

The FOREIGN NEws.-We received our parcels
brought by the Britannia, at an early hour last
evening, over the New Haven route We are
indebted to Mr.. Kenyon, of the Foreign Letter
Office, No. 81 Wall street, and to Mr.. Cloyes the
baggage master, for bringing on packages to the
Herald office. They came in twelve hours ahead
OF the regular mail. When will the Post Muster
General have daily mail come over the New
Haven route7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

The brig Lima. Capt Higgins. loaded by the Irish
lief committee. Gle red from New Orleans on hurs-
Iay III. 9th instant for Cork and market having on
board $l4LOO worth Of provisions for The I'll
In Ireland This Is the second ss-I 10y
he New Orleans committee for the rclf Of the Irish
poor and exclusive Of S5 600 reDtted Minister
at London ior the same object
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

AMERICAN CONSUL AT LISBON Phillip h.
Roach, ESQ.,, consul Of the United States al
Lisbon, left yesterday in the bark Chaires for
his destination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

The receipts Of the Green Bay Land Office show n
handsome increase for the first four months of pre-
sent year the corresponding months OF the last
year ho saies to May LIST reach 40 acres mot
N 40 acre tracts and yielded $57,7 ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

APPOINTMENT By THE President -Christophcr
Columbus Robinson, naval officer for tho district of
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, vice 1homas Gatcwood
nv.A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

The SPANISH WAR STEAMER LEON, CORNER
ly the Mexican steamer Guadeloupe) is at
the Novelty Works, where Messrs. Stilman,
Allen & Co., are providing her with new boilers
and machinery, by which her speed will be
greatly improved.
The new steamer Northener, of the Charleston
line, is also about receiving her machinery from
the same works. This establishment is prepar-
ing the engine for the second ship of the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company, probably to be
called the Lafayette, and which will be launched
by those scientific and able naval architects,
Messrs Westervelt s. Mackay, early in August
next, and made ready for sea by the LIST of
December
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

supplies having arrived, our market con.
nucs inactive, but prices firm at quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18
NEW YORK HERALD.
\ New York, Tuesday, May Is, ls47.
News from Europe-Hishly Important COM
,nercial Intellsgence-State OF the Markets.

By the arrival of the Steamship Britannia at
Boston from Liverpool, we have fourteen days
later intelligence from all parts OF Europe.
Breadstuffs were much higher in the markets
of Great Britain than at the departure OF the
Caledonia on the goth Of April. and there was
every indication of farther improvement. The
accounts relative to the supply OF food in Eng
land, and in Europe generally, continue very bad,
and there is every probability Of the scarcity
being much greater than originally anticipated.
AS the season advances, the consumption be-
comes greater in proportion to the supply; and as
the stocks in hand become reduced prices must
advance. rf 'rrr
The cotton markets had been unfavorably at
fected by the advance in breadstuffs; and the ac-
counts from the manufacturing districts do not
report the slightest Improvement in business, but
on the contrary, the greatest inactivity. There
is not the most remote prospect of even n mode
rate supply of manufactures. The accounts from
the United States relative to the reduced receipts
of cotton were not sufficient to sustain prices for
the raw material in the face of the rise in bread
stutfs. The closing quotations on the Sd of May
were about the same as those current on the 18th
Of April
The London money market continues very
much depressed. The Bank Of England appeared
to be in very tight place. 1t appears that the
repeated advances in the rate Of interest had not
the effect anticipated, and recourse was had to
the only alternative left, viz total suspension OF
discounts. The bank did not adhere to that de
termination long, having resumed and discounted
pretty freely previous to the departure of the
steamer Several very interesting debates have
taken place in Parliament, relative to the fnan-
clal state of the country, portions Of which will
be found In our columns. The bank will, with
out doubt, make great efforts to retain its bullion
but we cannot see any way in which she can
succeed. The Britannia has on board E250, 600
in specie. We have given very full reports OF
the markets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-18

and iel Sper csnts reduced COX to so oonsols for mo-
nsy, e'E sex; 81 per cents, ssH y SIX; sAcnequsr
The Foreign stock Market Is steady
The Share Market opened very firmly THIS morning;
but gave way with the fall la consols London ano
Brighton, o2x and OK; Eastern Counties is,s 1885
1917; South Eastern and Dover, 81 TO 56e London anu
South Westerns keep their price at o? 70 Oh Norh
Staords which ut opening Of the market were done
as high as on prem have since gone back to l5s 2
Two o'clock The stock market looks very uusetteo
inst now although has been expected that the bank
would be rather liberal In its accommodation II
the cotton speculation be continued however tight
hand NAV be- held still upon the discount market and
with corn desrer and the anxiety about the
sth of the mouth wonder at the variation
stock within hour or two amounting to per cent.
Consols now 81 for money, and s7x for account
Exchequsr bills have been IS to los discount Bank
stock quoted 1881 to $780, East India stock has
marked 2l4. The new 81 per cents % to 8sx Con-
soils scrip Ia at % discount.
There later accounts calculated TO influence
the value OF foreign stocks and prices have been heavy
Spanish active bonds have been quoted ~ to 2i and
the per cents IS Portuguese per cents have been
marked 33x to SAY; Brazil bonds 80; Grenada
stock is worth lsk to lsk Dutch per g.
Shares are dattsr
Latest Three o'clock -Consols for the account left
of at 81 to SIX.
BANK ENGLAND.
An account pursuant to the 7th and sth Victoria
chap 49, the week ending Saturday the oath day
Of April, ls47:-
Issus DEPARTMENT
Notes issued .E22 lao Govt debt ell 0l5 100
Other securities: 2sS, 9oo
Gold coin 4 bullion 7.l20, 900
k.lvs
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22,5l9,l40
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The preceding returns present a more favorable
pect than those Of last week for though there fur
Their decrease Of bullion to the extent Of 4ll5o6 yet
there is increase IN the Of notes amounting
to f29 arising the return Of those issued
payment OF the dividends The decrease Of securities
is 4gan very large and between public and private the
amount Is thus divided
Last veek. This neck Decrease.
Public sscurities f!l.e7s9 fll.ll73l9 $50 500
Private do. bills Of exge II 679 627 1901 3i7
SO large q decrease of securities has been attended
with considerable reduction In the privade deposits
they having sunk during the week by less sum than
f879,29O. During the present week there has been
small import Of gold from France and In the absence Of
any important export may expect In the return Of
next week, TO find slight increase Of bullion
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29
.,z GREENWOOD J,
EE.jEE.HLEy RCsR DEyEg Y,

(Under the control Of the Baptist Deno'ni-.
- nation. s.
RW R. and Mrs: r. H. NICHOLS beg
lYM. leave 10 inform their friends and the
pnblic,ctha tile second Session Of their Scho.l
terminated on the 17th inst, and that the next
session will commence on The tenth of January
1S4s. o. s
They again tender to their friends, their very
sincere thanks for 'he continued aud increased
palrona ,heysi' ;ereceIyed, and they trust
from the easing results ofthe past year, that
an undimlnished attention on their parts. aud
The impr ovemcnts about to be made in the sew
era ,4e partments uf Music and the Natnra
Sciences; will metit;a continuance of this con:
s dence intheir capabity and e1ertons. &
= a. Lmy Of superior accomplishnents3w will be
engaged, capable of conducting dng dePnri-
meut in the School, so that no loss of time cat
possibly; be incurred by the ndispositfan OIL
otller Unavoidable cause Of absence, OF either Of
The Principals. ~ ..i
{ The vacations will be- so altered in tire ensn-.
ing year, that!lh will be but.a short vacation
sinthe Summer, ndoneTof FIVE or six weeks ii'
the Winter, such an anarransemenlbeins cnnso!
.nant with the wishes of the majority of the
friends of thsir pnpiis.s4 ~ - -. -
& Arrangements will be nlade. to- secure COM:
Portable Board Tor any number ol.pnpils,y ,yand3i i
is particularly urged upon the attention Of The
public that pupils are only .chnrged from the
lime Of entrance 10 tlie end that session. y
1t is, however, highly advantageous to a ptt-5
ipilto commence with the session. =. x, d,
For Terms see former advertisements or
those Of the Board Of Trustees. .!.e.s
Greenwood, Deer. 20, 1647. 4, i!s....
~ dec % = s2t dQsG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29
:EEsYE EeO0Eo .SGWOOE.

) TO PARENTS AND g 5UAR DfANS S.
HsIIAV E. established n School fortthe. .ins,rnG.
Estioniof Ypnng Ladies'. al IN, residence,
SElmpood, onthe Cambridge road y 3.miles
north, oil Edsefeid G. have procufediths
services # hIy;!sonpe petent5 and experienced
fustTnctress .loz charne znf ti.a,ie,,s
eFclsessoi the. School viii begin on the
Jst NJ onlay Janpaly nex,. g .;Ts
TIE ollontng dre tls rdles 7slition: ma Ses:
siong Fiiue Nom -,
For Spelling; ReadngF Rriiing;S and ~ rs
5-Afithmelic, Z. IS. 'fa, -. Sc 90
With the above, Grammar, Geogra. .sslss!. &
ephytand History, ~ - Il. 8 90
With the above Natural and Moral u; =
8. Philosophy, Chemistry. Botany, ,s...
Criticism, and Composition, l2 90
Music on Plano, per session, .,z,s.r : 16z 90.
For use Of Piano, per session, 2 90
School Books aud St,iionary:will be furnish.
led;at usual prices, if desired -: -
Boarding. including washing and lights, can
be obtainedut. and nea, The Academy. for 81
per mnnh. - JOHN; LANDRUM.
dec % 81 48