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Midsummer's DRY Dream: or, a Latit
Book Of The Piston of Shawmui by .4dmon
ish Crime" is the title Of a little pemphle, o
"a pnges. For further description Of the
work, we refer our readers to Miss Smith OF
Mr.. Barber, Booksellers, who have the work
for sale.
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Charity Hospital Report for the 4s hours
ending yesterday, at 6 p. m-Admission of
all diseases, I06; deaths from yellow fever.
% deaths from other diseases. s; dlscbarp.
cd Of yellow fever. 80; discharged Of other
diseases, 20 " o Tunes, 10th.
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ELrorioSs annual State election in
Vermont. takes place on Tuesday the 7th oI
September.
The annual election in Maine takes place on
Monday, the 18th Of Septe1fsr.
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"TBg RAZOR STRoP Man" has been in
town Tor the past few days, and notwilh
standing he has supplied nearly every man
with one OF his magic s,rops, he has "a je,o
more i.n."
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II is stated that tho letter in another column
from Gen. scott to Millard Fillmore Of New
York, is a hoax Mr. Fillmore has received no
such letter.
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Will take his farewell benefit in front
OF the Ocean House, this afternoon, at
four o'clock. a FEW MORE LEFT"
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a Whig meeting was recently held in Dub.
lin, Indiana, at which Hon. Thomas Corwin,
Of Ohio, was nominated for the Presidency
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2Courtland.street, New York.

DYSPEPSIA AND ISDIGEsTIoS.-All thnt invnlids can
desire In this distressing and almost indsci liable
plant IL presented in DR.. Woods Sarsaparilla and
wild Cherry Bitlers skilulIy prepared and delightful
Tonic and Aper lent. every day becoming more aud
more popular. Certificates OF the efficacy OF this med
cine may be had OF the agents. For sale by
TAYLOR
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MABHlAGHSe

In this town, on Thursday last, by the Rev
Mr.. Livsey, Mr.. 'Chomas l.. Albro, of Ports
mouth, 10 Mrs. Mary &. Milchel,oi Sandwich
Mass.
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Guardians NOTICE.

TJNuE Subscriber having been by the Hon
Il Court of Probate, appointed Guardian io
the estate of Elizabeth Brownell daughter OF
John Brownel, deceased, OF Portsmouth, and
having piven bond, for the fai,hiul discharge
of the trust. gives this public notice. that those
interested NAV govern themselves accordingly
JOHN n. COGGESiiALL.
Portsmouth. Aup -. l-i7. 6w23
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Court Of Magistrates.


The following persons, who had severally
plead guilty to the assaults and threats charg
ed by complainants, were sentenced by the
Court:
James Dewick, to one weeks Imprisonment
in the county Jail and paymen, Of costs, for
an assault on George Dunwell.
Richard Sisson, of Portsmouth,, one weeks
do. in the county Jail and payment of costs,
for an assault on his wife, Patience Ssson.
George Dun,oeli, for threatening to strike
his son with an axe, was sentenced to find
sureties 10 keep the peace for three months
in the sum Of one hundred dollars and in the
mean time to stand committed, &c.
All the civil business before the court was
continued by consent, until Monday next,
August 30th, al o A. M.
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NItEAP SUGAR. partially dsmag'd-' 10
" pound. for 81, just received aud for sale
by EFF a JR. NEWTON
Aug 70. .5.
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Mourning Giughanls.

A M small figured dark Pr'nis, just rcc"iv
n ed by II JOCVET.
Aug ~ ~
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Blue Lick Water.

NRON the Celebrated Blue Lick Springs in
IL Kentucky. Ii is analogous To the waters Of
AK de Chapelle and Harrowgale IN Europe,
at r. z. HAZARDS, Siqn of The mortar
wi near The Cont House.
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CsLEBRATIos.-The two Lodges Of Ode
Fellows in this town, have a celebration thu
fore par, of September, with an Grafton, and
dinner at the Ocean House. Lodges from al
parts Of the State will join in the celebration
which bids fair to bs great and magnificent
turn out Of the Order, who will appear in full
rogalia and march through our principal streets
with music and banners.
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/ TEAS,
E. F. & ]. r. NEWTON.
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
The oldest TEA Establishment in America.
KcSTQ
NEEH had full Their KNSH
h
m obliged their two principal


| Chatham wch-STcctS
abundant
and
an hon n he
Agency,
the down Oh
celebrated the
MAX
I foHog subject all returned opprord If
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hGeenan
in hin
n
q
the
genuine" "IIowqua'
Everypa lin
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4 LOT of

CMALL BERAGE SCARFs for the neck to-
N.aIe by JOHN II JOuNET.
Aug ~ -
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BOOKS, &c.
Brooks Poems,
Emerson Essays,
Russcll's Reader,
do Introductory,
Brooks Orniiholngy.
Noyes Translation of Palms,
Pictures Of Natural History,
Shells from the Strand Of Genius,
Lectures tu Young Men, by LivormoIe'
The Sick Chamber,
Offering Of sympathy,
Wares Works,
The True Story Of my Life,
Parlor Annual for August
Dnguerreotype No
Grahams Godeys aud Columbian Magazine
for September, at -
CHARLES T.. IlAMMETT'S, JR
Aug 20,
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DIR. Woods ssarsaparilIa and wild Cherry
Eram The Nav RcdG,rl RnniaIcr-

DR. WOODS SARsAPARlLLA AND WILD CHERRY BIT
TEns The respecinb;lity OF gent lemen In this town
aud vicinity who testify to the benefits within ther
persona knowledge, derived ffom the use OF this Com
pound Of Snr-apnrlla and Wild Cherry, is such
put TO rest al doubts 10 the value o these extracts
To those suffering from Dyspepsia, Jaundce Indses-
ti0n, Headache, or ScrOfulous diseases.
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR.
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New Books.

4SSS BOUhSs
Lives of the Necromancers just published.
SariOr Resartus
Wyman on Venta ton.
Eyeiell's Miscellany, I'd Series.
Stories for Sunday afternoon.
The Olueys
Home.
Ware on Christia nharicter,
Stcarn's Life.
Schiler's Poems.
Joulfroys Introduction to Ethics.
Theodore by De Welte.
Human Life.
Brooks Songs and Ball dS,
thornes Twice told Tales.
Scenes in my Native Land.
Life of Henry Waie Jr
LIys Of Gospels.
Greeuwood'> Lives Of the Apostles.
Self Culture.
Parkrt's NJ scellaneouS Writings.
For sale by CiiAS T.. E.utMNETT,J Jr.
Aug -.
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- CN-kE "a
I!l:'':: ,!;'S:!. &: Is Il 0 RE- lx:';;:lEA :';:E

IHNHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
II the largest and best assortment of
Choice GREEN q BLACK TEAS
to be found in any similar establishment III this
country. Having agents in New York and
elsewhere for the selection of the best aSSort
ment OF Teas, the public can always rest assur.
ed of procuring GOOD Teas at Low prices,
,t this store. as heretofore. The following are
The retail prices for the different kind Of Teas
now on sale
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Marine Memoranda.

Ship Galena, Dennis arr at York 20h fin
New Orleans.
Brig Orray Taft, Cozzens arr at Prov 22d
| FIN Charleston.
Schr. Alexander, Hammond, arr OF N Or
leans laih I'm Rattan Island.
Schr. Saulherner, GoodSpeed cid al Or
leans 10Th for Tampico.
Schr Brookhaven, Burdick, cid at Phila
18th for Fall River.
Schr. Cabot, Taylor, arr at N York l7lh.
The barque America, Smiley, which sailed
from Falkland Islands with l4U0 bblS oil, was
leaky, and would touch at Rio for provisions
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOUSE TO LET.

AtsnrA TO let a tenement on John street
6sssS% containing eight or ten rooms OF
the lower foor. Appyto
GEORGE. l. VERNON,
on the premises
Aug. 26. 3'23
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TO SHOE DEALERS We would call tho
attention Of dealers in Shoes, who are abou
rcplcnishing their stock, to the advertisement
IN another column Oft. c. WALES of Boston
Our dealers will do well to give MIR. Wales
call before purchasing elsewhere.
On the 18th, a street fight took place at New
Orleans, between Matthew E. Edwards, a
young lawyer and Orran Byrd, in which the
latter lost his life. Byrd met Edwards in the
street, and struck him with cane, and after.
wards pursued him some distance, when Ed
wards drew pistol, and fired thrice at him and
killed him. The fight arose from some pecuni
ary affairs.
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DISASTER.

Scb'r Two Brothers, -, from Boston for
N York and Albany, cargo of sugar, coffee, buck
els and nbS, went ashore on Block Island al 4
o'clock Wednesday morning. is full Of wafer
vessel and cargo would probably be lost
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IEECIiEs.

NiNE Swedish LeecheS just received at =
II r. r. llAI RDSTN
/ Wl ucar the Court House
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TERRIBLE DISASTER

Nothing new from the army. Sickness prevails In
the squadron. One hundred and forty four officers
and semen reported sick.
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ES.

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A NLARET WINE,-of 6ne qualify. for
~ sale ly " NJ. NEW TON,
Aug 10 $50 ThamesSircei
n ONDON PORJ ER. of fresh nnporla.
IL llon, lor sale by WM. NEW TON.
Aug -. l5O Thane>-streei.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

On Saturday week. Mr. Iaue5rrry Moon highly
resp cted citizen OF Campbell County, whilst IN OF
his fields where his hands at work. approach
I'd by foot, who proposed To buy horse upon
which Mr.. NJ. Was then mounted. The prlce-Sl2O-
agreed upon Mir. Mo,n at the Time, doubling
whether the stranger had the cash 10 pay IT, He pulled
out however. roll of aud presented siN twenty
dollar bills Mr. Moun's suspicious 10 his being a
passer Of counterfeit money awakened and with
view see how much he had he intmatcd preference
or larger notes. The stranger gave him. exchange,
two fifty dollar bills aad twenty. Mr.. NJ. then,
measure Of wecauon. atnlaed that he would he obllg
ed To ride the village OF .eesve c ST at hand t.
enquire whether the bills genuine. To this the
MN sme what reluctantly assen,ed, aud promised 10
wait his return, rather than accompany INN. On leay
Ing l.cesyle, Mr.. NJ joined by neiehbDr. aud.
o s'rlug at distance thai another person like
y 10 Jln him. the stranger made for the woods and has
nj since been heard from. The nDtes genuine, aud
are NV IN the possession Of Mr.. Mon. The man was
'FiaeH'ly very anxious 10 purchase the horse and
Ills abrupt departure, without The money the animal
Is We'll calculated 10 induce The suspicion thai he had
reason 10 AVOID scrutiny He is represented small
ano mldle age, travel soied, and lueraby well clad
"e SUN :" money IN his possession must have been ui
Considerable amount
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MONROE, NlEEIlNG

Al meeting OF portion of the citizens of the county
OF Monroe held In mon. Saturday the llh dag Of
September, 1871. Tor the purpose OF considering the pro.
prcty OF sending Delegates 10 I,ailrui Cunyenti a.
prep sed To be holden IN the town Of Eyurhurg. the
!!d Of the present month. On motion Mn. Samuel
Clark called 10 The chair and John Huchins IN ap
pointed secretary.
The object OF the meeting was explained in very
pertinent manner by 6 n. \. A. Chapman who offered
the following resolutions, which were uninlm ,usly a
duped
lsl. Res Iced. That this meeting concur fully with
the preamble and resolutions adop'ed by meeting Of
the cllzens OF Lynchhurt the 9Th day of July 1917
having ipl their object the construction Ut rail road from
Richmond 10 the OHIO river. and that II is eNpedent
that the County Of Monroe should be represented in
convention proposed be holden ia Lynchburg on the
22d instant.
I'd Resolred, That in the opinion of this meeting the
only improvement which can thoroughly develope the
almost neNhauStable resources OF Western Virginia and
make II what nature intended OF the most beautiful
and desirable portions of the Globe, is iron railway
3d. Revtred, That Isaac Cauthers, Augustus A.
Chapman, John Hutchinson. Villa Erskine John
w. LannS. Madison Mcdaniel, James NJ. Nickel,
benjamin f. Steele, Salanel Hamilton William Adair
j.. John T.. Alexander. Alexander Clark aud Christie
pher j Berne, be AMI they are hereby appointed dele
gates to said convention
18th Rrsolrcd That in the event of the delegates
aforesaid not attending said convention, William
IL. Mcfarland, OF Richmond. Francis b. Deane IT,,
Richard X. Crae, " iIIlam NJ. BIacktord, and Robert
IT, Glass, OF Lvnehhurg, be appointed ateratcs and re
qucsled to represent this meeting in said convention
9th. ResOtred L at the proceedings OF this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and that the
lyneh1nrE Fmeasile and Lewisburs papers be reqoes
ted to publish the same.
On motion the meeting adjourned
Tes'c, SAM'L. CLARK, Chm.
JONI HurcnIssoN, Scc'y
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RICHMOND AND ONO RAILROAD

held at the Court lDuSe Monday last for the parpose
OF arpanung delegates 10 represent this county. the
convention to he held in I.vnclburg on the 22d inst
On motion Of DIR, :. Patrick. &. w. Summers. was
made the Chairman of the meeting, and in few ppro
pirate remarks urged the Importance Of having the iner
rs $ oi kanawia represented IN the Iynchbufg Cou-
vent
On motion of. NJ. l.aidley, Esp, the Chair appoint
ed the following gehtlemen drlcglcs aud alternaics
Dfi.E6ATE,,-James c McFarand r A. Thomp.
son. ANDREW Parks, Felix g. llanstord, DR. B. f. Wi
SOU, Lewis l.. Bowling and Cha rcs lledrlck
ADMINISTRATION. VIM Daniel. Richard X. Cral
le, Vim. NJ Blacklard and Charles l.. M1sly
On mol,n it was resolved that The Chairman and
Secretary Of The meeting be added to the delegation of
the county.
Resoirci That the proceedings of the meeting be
published IN the kanawha Republican,
&. W. SUMMERS, Pres't.
T.. w NEWTON Sec'y
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i}hchhnTs can both be accommodated. aud. al the SINE
tue, both advance. II has been suggested hy M
innStall, thai lynchhurp so I'D take stock in III, Dan
vile ana Richmond Ran Road upon the conditions that
,a' mad ofm rar ui the proposed Improvements irom
nenhiod, VIA I.yncllhurg, Nest, Now. accordn. 10
my humble opnlun. the hest uaural location for Raj
iaiad from ciuionl Ia pansile. is, first from Rich.
hon To famne, ,heuc2 up the Barren OF Appilnattox
10 hehis old store, IN smptell county thence On the
hsr To Nahlaw .thenca. crussina Sttunton ~ mile
ab've Ia lis Bridge. tie Ion, Island Estate then
aer1>s the oladeS L, Ianvilr.
From W oodaNn In ynrhbur.. the distance is on,
twenty Que Mills aud junction tins place with the
NAN Road would alur oil the counties OF Halifax Put
s,lsania, Franklin Patrick and the ,donnn counties
III North Carolina. choice Of markets iu their produce
anu would naturally excite rivalry between Lynch
burg aud Rchmond 10 obtain II. IL would also afford
almost an equal accommodation TO the eool people of
Charlotte county
Under this state of affairs does seem To me that II
Would be 10 the interest Of lynchburg take decided
part IN tie construction o the Road since IL would not
Gully give her ulIm chance ar tho produce she now
gets, but 1t would open the channels IN some Of the
counties IN the Interior oi North Carolina and IN addl
'on To this. II would secure the sappaee OF all the
vel down the canal 10 layuchhurg Rail Road al
rdlng greater facilities FROM that place 10 Richmond
arllkeW lsa also tho transportation OF lighter articles
The subscriber viii recur 10 this subject and our What
he thinks dther inducements Tor the junction o he wo
Roads. SEMEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
RAJ. ROAD MEETING

Al meeting Of the citizens of Wythe county, held at
The Courthouse Monday, the 18Th day of September
ei1 In the purpose Of appointing delegates to the rail
road convention proposed to be held at Iynchhurg, Va
on the ,e2l inst
Onmot'n Casper los', Esq. called 10 the chair
and Andrew Thompson appointed secretary.
The object OF the meeting explained b. Col
Benjamin Il. Floyd, who delivered able address.
which he denpn. rated. not only the importance OF
ropos OF our State and The West, but Also the
" Of speedy acllon.
When, on motion Of Col. Floyd. the following pream-
BILE and resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas, the citizens OF tins county feel deep inter
est III the Internal Improvement OF the State and espe
call do feel absorbing interest in the construction OF
great Centr al Improvement from the tide wafer
the West. towards the Mississippi river; and Whereas
they have with great satisfaction the increasing at
directed by fellow citizens ot the part
vi The State To those Improvements; aud being ANXIOUS
To cooperate IN any way within power, we fully con
in the proprcly OF holding convention in the town
Of Iynchburg on the 22d INST for the purpose Of for
warning the great works essential 10 10 prosperl
~ of Virgins. fore.
Resoired That David Graham. Chas. L. Crockett.
c. C.ksnl. =. 5. Buchinghlu.W w. H. sperJ. &. Ora
hau.J ST Clair Il. Sanders, be and they are hereby
appointed Delegates for This county in said Convention
and that J. G. Meea. Alex. Tompkins, W. VI. Black
ford and b NJ. DE Win, be appoint aIteruales.
Rcsotred That the Delegates appontedi are hereby
earnestly requested to attend said convention and give
their aid to It's deliberations
Rcsoired. That the Editors of the Wythve Republl-
can the Abingdon, Lynchburg and Rlchmond papers be
respectfully requested To pabsh the proceedings OF
this meeting ...
CASPER YOST, Chm.
Az, 'Tu,NpSnx Scr'y
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SECOND ARREST OF WM. b. AvERErr

We have already mentioned that Nm. y Averett
late Teller of the Bank of guia al This place who
arrested at Beans Station. Tennessee was DISCHARGED
upon lal 10y the Judge l.lore whom he brought On
wit ilabeas Corpus. From Beams Station. he cross
Ell The mountains, and was, few days afterwards. ar
rested in Wheatey county. Kentucky, near the Ten
ncssce line lie arrived In Lynchburg, on Saturday
night, ard committed 10 iaI An examining court
will be held, understand. ON Monday next We
learn thai he has spent the greater part Of his time
North aud South Carolina and was auAous to return and
Surrender himself
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III .HssCfiOss.

I INTENDING To abandon housekeeping, the under
I signed will sell prblic auction nj his HOUSE, on
Federal Hill. on "Wednesday. the 18th Of September,
The House and Lot, occupied by himself. and the
larger portion of his Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
consisting oi
Mahogany Sidcb ard.
Dining aud Gard Tables.
Sophia. Bureau.
Pier Glasses,
Handsome seit ii Damask and figured Muslin
Baltimore made Curtains,
Bedslests, Beds and Furniture
Dung and Tea seiis. Cut GaSs &c. So
l. ) O.
His family servants AMONGST them tho best Cook
IN the place. save one only,
A man servant. also excellent cook,
tirst rate House Servant and hor children the
Oldest about years Of aye.
also,
Sunlf, handsome building lots on Federal Hill
The sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock. Terms liberal
and made known al the sale.
Sept. 2S2i WIN w. NORNElL.
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Rail. ROAD CONVENTION.

i"'s body met, on yesterday, IN the Cniversallst
N''ch' and was temporarily organized by the appoint
hlch' OF Major Jas, Garland. as Chairman aud WIN. NJ
p'ach'ord and Rob'l. H. Glass, as Secretaries.
''''ec ir HE purpose oi nominating officers was appon-
'" Which proposed the tJllUwing gentlemen. the non
nation OF whom was confirmed by the convention, viz
resident, James Lyons; Vice Presidents, lst. Daniel
barnett I'd. F.G.L. Buehrin., Sd, Thomas II. Ellis
am hcli. &. Norris. jlh Robert Allen, 9th Cor lon {
h'h,; Secretaries, Wm. NJ Blachiord and II bert II
Glass
MI Lyons on taking the chair addressed the meeting
III an eloquent and able nauurr
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o. The yellow Fever continues lis ravages in New
Orleans 1t has been more than usually malignant
Amon9 lis recent victims panied te the
of Richard IT, Wilde formerly representative in Con
gress from Georgia. and lttery prominent member Of
the New Orleans l}arl Of fine talents aud eNlcn-
slVe aiianmenls.
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LY.NCHBURG FE.LlLE SE.nLN.iRY.

|
MISSES GORDON tender their grateful ackiowl-
Avn cdgmenls 10 their friends and the public generally.
Tor the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, and
spcctiully Inform them that the Session oi thor
School will commence Monday, the 10Th Of Seplenl-
The design Of this Institution PREF are young la
dies lor usefulness IN future life whilst ivory accom-
pllshmen calculated 10 polish the manners aud fno tho
taste. Is kept ~ view.
Having often experienced and observed tho nconyen
fence attending tho changing ol Pupils from school
another as they progress IN their education they have
endca voed As Tar possible III obvaie these Difficult
ties, Ivy having several classes, IN order accommodate
the prleo OF tuition 10 the different stages Of advance
mcni finding 1t easier 10 induce right habits Of study
t,an 10 correct IA se ONES when contracted.
Terms for The session 81 j,pe months, loyabis IL advance
Isl Glass i1r beginners All habotca Lesson aud
Spelling, 81 W
2nd Class. for tlo more adyanced--SpelIng,
Reading. Writing. Elements Of Arithmetic,
Geography aud History 10 "
Sd Glass Onhuempby. Reading, Writing Eng
lsh Grammar, Ancient s. Modern Geography,
History and Composition II 90
lth Class-All the higher branches usually laugh,
III the best Schools. together with French Is 10
Instruction IN the Class cs at Professors prices
Music on the PIano-iliee lessons per week
[ Sc OF Piano Tor practising 200
Drawing and Painting ~ 30
Oriental Uniting 0O
Wax Work 10 %
Embroidery Il 10
Terms ior board per mo TIA % %
Washing %
They would beg leave 10 thai thoy have made large
and great Improvements 10 their residence. and now
prepared Accommodate from fifteen To Nv eDiy Bsardsrs
srry conveniently,
Parents Guardians, placing their children or wards
n this institution may rest assured that every attention
shall bo paid TO their health mprov and c.nfort
and in add lion 10 the many other advantages connected
with this Institution, there is new, large and we'll
selected Library 10 which The Yonng Ladies will have
Constant access