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EVENTS IN CALIFORNIA.

somewhat acute anxiety is observable in our commit
My In rel dion 10 the Of events Caltorn,
resulting IN serious differences between the military and
portion OF the naval commanders there assembled -
The genen attached To The army who have returned
10 this city, very properly maintain strict reserve in
rgad 10 the transactions IN question: nor is probable
that any thing like accurate statement of facts will be
presented 10 the public until they out before court
Of inquiry court martial. Interested parties may pub
sh sided statements, get such statements before
the Inblccye but have said, the whole story will
mol be told until II s brought out by a military tribunal
In this Of affairs would save much unnecessary
excitement aud prevent msconstructon of motives if i
lated facts withheld from the public. An invcs
gatlsn o the grave charges which have been forwarded
10 The Department at Washington ought to satisfy III,
friends OF all the parties and such investigation WILL We
presume. be immediately ordered.
81 Louis Rep. .1ug 81
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wise II they adplily changed his papets when he
writing. he knew il, # the sheet substituted of a
different ifon tho hrmer hc app AIRED embarrassed
IN thu But tie first She, OF paper which was
substituted for that wrlloh IN. WAS exactly the with
the prmer. he appeared Mt - be aware OF the change
And he would continue real on his composition from
the blank sheei Of piper lirntly when the mlnu
script lay before hlm nay, m re. he would connae his
e1rrreans. introduce his amended passage, Whiting il
upon exactly the place the blank sheet which would
have occupied On the written p'ge
Backirood's .Higaztne
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TIE ADMINISTRATION AND COL. DAVIS.

Our neighnrs Of The Enquirer think think the Wings
have ''eanghl a Tartar ~ Col Davis, because in re
cent letter 10 Gov. Brown, accepting his appointment
Senator he expresses the opinion that Mexico has forced
into war. aud asI expresses his appreciation Of the e
drts of The administration for peace. But how the
Wigs have ''canghi Tartar" at loss To per
ceive. Col DAVIS has always been n Democrat and
has always been acknowledged As such by the Wings.
We have uniformly admired his skill aud gallanlry, aud
reertte now, with this letter before what ha,e
bftre sad that we believe Dayso~e Of the first soldiers
IN skill aud valof in the American Army.
But tlnl DAVIS though Democrat is very VAIN
friend ot The present administration, think evident G.
nJngh from his speech At Natchcz, last june the
o The reception Of his regiment, in which, accord
my 10 The lntegeut CORES on,cnt Of the New York
Snato the Times "hc dcnOmccd ~ measured
terms. He conduct n Mc Government withdrawing
from Urn. Taylor has boopS-ieciUcd That i hc had
hlolra 10 eln eEteH tic cnptuition al .Hotefey Ia
been used ia Ia, tnded Suites 10 uUe Gen 1ayor his
offence u II troad harc been complete he had
uicans IN his possession that at Monterey ced
TINT 'lhase who epmpaIned most Of the captulatlon
were l,lse who were not quite up To the rank IN the
fight Reb Rep.
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LOOK AT THIS


AfiiilN day two past, have received supply oi
w tD.1tHES, NIROt ems, 81 GGIES with
and without tops also lew ROCk.IIi.ii CARRIAGES
and beautiful article, which makes equal
to any m Virginia all OF which viii he sold accommoda
ting terms, and at prices suit the All wanting any
thing the above line will please give ca with assu
rance that they purchase good any
market whatever.
SiIACkI.EFORD 4 LEWEII.PN
n B.-We have also good assortment of SADDLE
ny and fully prepared to give entire satisfaction in tina,
line Though business is thrown somcwha
sion by the erection o building in fronts prepar
cd Ia friends and the public generally We hop,
10 be house the street. with ill better
assortment 81 every article IN our line 81 business.
All RrpuRlNon the above ue done usual will
and despatch $, l.,
juno It's
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CASE OF SONNAlRIuJSN

Altogether the most interesting case of Somnambu SIN
on record Is that of young ecclesasc the narrative Of
which, from the immediate communication Of an Arch
bishop OF Bordeaux, is given under the head of .Sun
n'mbu|'sn.' IL the French Encyclopedias This Young
ecceslas'lc, when the Archbishop the same sem
mary used to rise every night and write out either ser
mons or pieces Of music. To study his condition the
Archbishop beook himself several nights to the chaml
o the young Wan, where he made the following obserya
tons III Young man used to rlse take paper and
10 write. Before he wrote music he would take a sti, k
and rule the lines with It, Or when he had written III
words too wide he altered them. The notes that were
To be black he filled in after he had npe,ed the whole
ALTER completing Sermon he read ii aloud from he.
ginng to end any passages dspeased him he err sed
It, and wrote the amended passage correctly over the
other on one occasion he had substitute the word "a
dorable' for ''divne' but he did not om, 10 alter tn
preceding ''ce' into 'cet," by adding tho letter ~,
wIitE xact precision To the word first written To as
certain whether he used.hi eyes the Archbishop inter
pissed sheet Of lsteboad between the writing aud hi
face. lie took not t 9 ST ore, but went IN W ling
as before. The lhna 10 o his RECEPTIONS 10 what he
was thinking about Vas very I'll iuus bit If aniseed
cake that he had sought for he ea apprpvingly but
when, on another occasion. pece of lhe cake
pu IN his mouth, he spit it out without .bierva II.
The following instance Of the dependence of per-
cepiions upon, rather their 81 ordn ton to- his y
cohccved ideas IS trl womb rful. II is To be observed
lha h always hrew wh'n his + had lnh al Ii
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SUG3RS, COFFEE. PLASTER, Sc
10 hhis d o. Sugars, very prime and dry,
40 bags laguyra and Rio Coiee
10 tons Lump Plaster,
1000 lb Wolsey and Wosey', loaf and crashed Sugars
100 sacks Salt,
10 tierces handsome clarified Sugars,
Boots.
l ton Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
tons fredessr Iron, Handsomely assorted,
80 boxes Tin Plate,
500 lbs. Sapere,
500 lbs Russia Sheet Iron,
hhds. Muscov ado Mola..es
bbls picklns Vinegar,
do No Mackerel, very large and fat, receivin
per bsrgcs Exit Richmond and Ohio Tor sale low by
CRENSIIAW. BAGBY 4 CARTER
AUGUST I2-ts
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Loving>tom Academy.

INlllS Institution will be reopened on the first Mon
i day Of September, under the of lis former
Prnc pal, the Rev b. NJ WALES.
Every effort has been made IL lace this School upon
permanent basis and 10 elevate the character Of its
strucons. In order 10 effect this able corps Of assist
ants has been employed Whilst the whole School will
be under the particular and snpernendence of the
Principal. he will be assisted in the several departments
by the following judcious Teachers.
The Female department will he placed under the i'm
mediate care ol Miss Rogers, who comes highly recon-
mended Tor her efficiency, and who has had much ca
perlenee in teaching
The Sister Of the Principal will give instructions in
French, Dawng, and Painting.
MIR. Carson, graduate of the Virginia Institute for
the blind, competent instructor, will preside the
Musical department.
is hoped that the Institution being thus organized,
will meet with the cordial support of all who inter
esed IN sustaining Seminary at character IN this region
OF country One OF lis peculiar advantages ls that pa
rents can here send their children OF both without
separation to the School. But whilst it is thus
pened for pupils OF both seNes the Male and Female de
pariments kept entirely distinct. are the pupils
of the permitted to enter the rooms Of the other As
II appeals 10 the adjoining counties principally Tor It's sup
port. II Is unnecessary To speak OF the advantages Of lis
location. as they are well known.
The following the terms Of Tuition for session of
) months. as established by the board OF trustees
Reading. Wiring and Arithmetic, s. 50
Same with Grammar Geography, 10 90
Mathematics, - 90
Languages, 10 90
Music with OF Piano, II 80
without use, II 80
Drawing and Painting, s 90
Needle Work. S 90
Board be obtained in highly respectable families
for s. per month.
Pupils may lie enter d any time during the session.
commencing from the date Of entrance.
REFERENCES.
Col. Chas. Perrow. Col. W. J. Loving
Robert Whitehead Esq, Col. JAS. billiard,
A. s Hopkins, NJ d., Wilson Peters Esq,
John Horsely Esq.
In short TO all of lis patrons and to the community in
general.
September 6-5w
FuNIlE subscriber would call The attention the trad
Il tohis STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS, which
he will close at reduced prices.
Consisting III part of the following desirable goods
Plaid and Striped Organda Lawns,
Ginghams aud Lawns. good assortment
good assortment OF Dress Silks. some exl,a rich,
One very rich French worked Linen Robe
Grenadines. beautiful article for Ladies Summer
DRESSES. at one halt uf former prices,
few Dresses oil handsome Barages,
Lace Capes and Chemezeis,
Curls. Brands and Chnoises,
Summer Shawls and Scarls.
Parasols good assortment,
Steel framed SILK and Bingham Umbrellas,
A guod assortment of Gentlemens Summer goods
Besides great many other goods which will be sold
cheap JOINT DAVIS
July l2-ts !
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Virginia {:


4 4 Rules held in the Clerks Office of the c;,;.
"A nor Court OF Law and Chancery, Tor the col, sup
hersi, on Monday, the 2ndd, If August, 1877 " Nin-
Joseph $ billiard and William billiard, Plaintiff,
against ~
James :. billiard, John billiard, James d. Watts T.
Tor Mary A. Watts and her children W liam l. u s,ee
SEES Phillips and Nancy his wife, ltecs Cunning , No-
his wife, Henry Beaumont, Trustee Tor Elizabeth
and her ch drcn James T. Anderson and Ezab III IN. w.
' ' " ~ ~ I MS ""e' defendants,
The DESCENDANTS, Henry +. Beaumont and James p Al,
son and Elizabeth his wife, not having entered their ]
lnce and gwen security, according the Act of Ass,
he rules "l tins Court, and appearing by satisfc u
dence that they not inhabitants of this Comn wi
1t is ordered that the said defendants do appear
first Monday in December next and answer the hill me
Plaintiffs and that acopy OF this order be forthwith ~ e
some newspaper published in the town OF I,nchbury t
womonths successfully and posted at the tru door - VI
Court House OF this county wv
Copy-Teste
ROBERT TINSlEY, CHI
| August l6--w2m -
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Merchant Tailoring

o H.N d II f. \,
.Hhe Old Stand Of " m. s. j. Oahcy.
" LID respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
burg and the public. that he will continue I,
conduct, at the old stand of himself and brother the
TAILORING BUSINESS
In all lis branches. lie has now ON hand and will con-
tnually keep, beautiful assortment of Cloths Cass
meres, 'estngs. and in fact everything suitable Tor Gen
iemens which he will make up order in the most
fashionable styles. handsome fits aud warranted work
manship lie would invite the attention of the publc
10 his stock
Feb 4-ts
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U.i1CIIES. WHELRP &C,
4, lnIIGA

At AUCTION.
N1II. he sold public auction. without reserve
W On "Wednesday sd day of september next, TO
close the concern Vi " llsnls Y Ncior all the stock OF
Gnds then feninne hand. The assortment IS quite
good Consisting OF GOLD and SILVER LEVER
WATCHES. all in good order. aud good Tor time pie
G5d aud Silver spectacles, Pencil Cases OF almost
every description, great variety Of Breastpns Rings,
Lockeis. Watch Guards Keys. Miniature cases, NJ
A variety Of Silver and Biillania Mare
Plated candlescks. Snuff rs and 1mys,
An assortment OF Military Goods, Sc. and all the mate
rails and Tuos for conducting the Watch making Jew
elor's and Siyersmith's business.
Also. will be offered at the time, Shares Of
Stock, in the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike Compa
NY ) Shares in the J. r. and X. Company Shares IN
the Lynchbufg aud Puts, lvania Turnpike Company,
Shares IN The Concord, 3 Shares IN The Blue Ridge
and | Share in the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company
One Horse, Buggy and Harness
TERMS OF SALE,
All sums under fifty dollars, cash, all above that
,monnt a credit of SIX months will give.
Gf- Bargains may BIZ had in Watches, Jewelry, s.,
botween this lime aud the day of sale.
JEIIU WILLIAMS, 5. Partner Of
WILLIAMS s. VICTOR.
Aug. 80 ids
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ERESH ALfPPLKI
Aug. 80 I'd.

BE SURE TO CALLl!!
MAY l3th 1877.
~ J. BURTON has the pleasure Of informing his
Zs friends. that he has just opened the most beautiful
assortment Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
he has ercr had the pleasure q exhibiting.
Having selected his Goods with great care. from the
very latest imporlaons, and JUS, the close of the sea
son, he will be able to sell many styles of Goods MUCH
LOWER than they could have been bought in The early
part Of the All parsons in want of good chear
and pretty Goods, requested to favor HIM with al,
early call.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will find at my house, the FRESHEST AND BEST AssoRT
Ed srocx IN MARKET. F.. J. BURTON.
MAY l3-ts
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.Nesas Ro, Bhch,ceH g. Ro Il. Cole.
TlNAkE notice that shall, in the town of Meads
vllle IN the county oi Halifax, Va, at the Store OF
J. j. Crews, proceed 10 take the dcp,stons of Ed ".
Williams and others, to be read as evidence upon the
iralof suit in Chancery, depending in the Circuit Su
peror Court of Law and Chancery Tor the county OF
Charlotte, in which you defendants aud PLAIN
lifts.
BARKSDALE, WALLER SEQ.
Aug 23-wiw who s,l-s for W. 5. Barksia
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VIRGINIA AT Court held for Bedford county a, tl
v Court House, the BIRD day of August, 1917
Jacot kescr, Plaintiff
against
Mary kcser, Catarine kcer John kescr Joshua Sou
icr and Margaret his wife, formerly Margaret keer Geo
.atgt and Saloma his wife, formerly Saoma keslcr and
Nlicalih DAVIS, administrator OF John kesler dec d.
Defendants
In Cn,NrERy
The Defendants, Mary keslcr. Catlarine Kcscr John
htslc Joshua Sondcr and Margaret his wife, George uar-
g' and Saoma his WIFE, not having entered their
and given security according the Assembly and the
rules OF TINS Court and appearing the satisfaction
Court that the sand defendants inhabitants Of this
monweah 1t is ordered that they do appear the
nnt'h Monday IN November next, and the bill of
flanii and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper, published in the Lynchburg for
Two months successfully and posted door OF the
Courthouse OF this County.
Copy-Tcste,
Sep. 6-w2m JNO r. STEpTOE ClcrL
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.'lesss Ro. BlachceI g. Ro b. Cole
|nNAkE notice, that We shall. Saturday. the 18th
day ol September next. at the Store II Of JOS
j. Crews in the town of Measville. in Halifax county
Va, proceed TO take the deposons of David p Miller
and others, be read evidence up,n the trial of II
suit depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaucery for the county of Charlotte. in which
you are defendants and plaintiffs.
Yours sc.
CRE.WS < CARTER,
| Aug. 23-w iw who sues tbr Samuel Carter
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Bearer creek Lmmbc House.

I'llE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
= Isl OF September last for the purpose Of doing
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
~ Pr CO nj ilP rs u \ ness.
al the Lumber House Il miles below INnchburu and
where the Turnpike to the Canal, under the name
ol John j. Montgomery \ Co. They have Just re
cei~ed a well assorted stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Also, supply of GNOC ERIES. which they offer to
the public low Tor cash. in exchange for Wheat and
Corn.
lynchourg prices will be paid tor Grain and Goods
forwarded al Lynchburg prices.
JOHN j. MONTGOMERY.
Nay It's A. n. MONTGOMERY
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hrNss AMI Iron Foundry.

sbIoSS s"U AsOH HOONOSy.
UNNDlNr II announcement TO prosecute my business
l. al the PhonlX Foundry to advantage, for want OF
the means necessary for that parpos, have made ar
rangemenls with Bagby 4 Crenshaw, by which am
10 be furnished by them with the necessary means. and
consequently. from and after this date all work done at
said Foundry will he Tor their benefit
shall continue To carry all the brlnchc. of bu ines.
connected with the Foundry, in Brass and lron and a
general
Nj A { II \ r. b L SIN SIS
and would respectfully solicit continuance the patron
age so literally bestowed on me heretofore
1t Is hardly necessary To say any thing with regard to
the work finished at this establishment having already
established reputation TO liberal share of pat
ronago.
Feb l2-ts A. G.. DABNEY.
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NC CiTHRHhHM 81 ThOn,HS0N,
& II o & f. II S AND
CONFUSION MERCHANTS.

Y " II b U r e, FIR I.NI4
I'VE arc now receiving Spring and Summer Stock q
w GROCERIES, Liquors, DOMESIICS &c. ma.
KING our stock, we think, equal any offered in this
market, viz - ''''
$40 bags Rio and I.aguira Coffee,
30 bags best old Java do
30 hhds Porto Rico and \ q Sugar
- st. CroiN and Clarified Sugar, Superior J
% hhds. and bbls Moasses -"
20 boxes Loaf Sugar.
~ bbls crushed and pull, eriscd Sugar,
81 boxes lea (some fne)
% " Sperm and Taow Candies
$50 kegs Nails,
loo kegs Rifle and Blasting Powder
10 tons Country and 1redegar Iron
46 Grndsones,
~ bales ozaaburgs and Domestics
lu,ooo lbs. Cotton Yarn
o,o0 lbs. sole Leather
325 sacks salt
Liquors.
loO bhls. Mountain and Recti6ed " b,,key
30 do Old Rye,
- do Apple Brandy,
~ do and pipes French BRANDY
- Jamaica and N. F. Rum and Gin
casks Porter
.,co hladeira, Sicily Madeira. Port & Malaga Wine
N.>o' large stock OF Stone Ware Castings Hats
nno '''"oes, ilckngs, Wooden Ware w rapuno and
r'S Faper, hasns, Vinegar, lndigo Madder and many
",n'r afce>' all OF which will be sold low for CASH in ex
nf country produce the usual time to punc,a
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IDR. IL ROYS|
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL. PILLS.

ME- n ; I KFNI' ITIF.NINI,, FI KGNTINE AND
PuRltAiNG TONIC.
NfSE PILLS universally ackuow edged by all VIII,
have used them, to be pleasant safe and ccrten cur,
,o Bilious Fesers Fever and Ague Liver Complaints Sick
Headache Jaundce Indigestion, Impury Of the blood Gu
,an.ous Diseases, Nervous Irritation, ianguor iabtua
IN Children, Female Complaints and all diseases arising from
Torpid Liver Impure Blood, and they arc be, ond all
comparison Inc best OF all known specifics for the
class OF diseases for which the Medical Faculty have for
years united in prescribing the celebrated
Sf"S7PiRIi.i And UILD CHERRY
Which the two principal ingredients of pr lie Rows
nus and combined with other valuable remedial
agents (added supply sanativc properties which
both deficient of that the whole compound furnishes the
safest most effective most agreeable, ard perfect Tonic
and Aperen Medicine ole red 10 the public
II. Il. LYMAN,
Agent for lynchburg
August l6-2m 90
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VENETIAN BLINDS,
' STAIR Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Walters, Plated and Brass Candleslicks,
Shutters and Trays,
He'll Metal and Enamelled Kettles.
Tea Kettles, Spice Motiars,
Coffee Mills, Spttoons,
Scissors and Shears,
Ilemning's genuine Needles, &c. &c.
Received and for sale by
June lots GREGORY & ROfAIL
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MEL -, kotkNU AtS, BuGHitiS and CARRY
h.lS of the latest style 81 fashion. All of hi,
work beug of his own manufacture. he can with conf
dcnce, ,ca'rnn IL. Persons IN want Of Carriages will dc
well 10 call on him before purchasing. he feels coa
dent his terms will suit the closest dealers.
Repairing OF all sorts, in the above lire, done at tn.
shortest notice and on the most rcasnnab, terms
April l-Gm ALEXANDER COCHRAN
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virginia
T. a Court, continued and held for Franklin county, al
n the Court House, the 3rd da, oil August. 1917
Jesse Harris, Plaintiff,
against
John Harris, Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant not having entered his appearance and CIV
security according the act Of Assembly and the rules oil
this Court and appearing the satisfaction OF the Court
that he is nabtani oil this Commonwcalth,on the mo-
ton of the Plaintiff by counsel 1t is ordered that the said
Defendant do appear here November Court and
the Plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be put
shed in newspaper published in the town Of iy mel
burg for two months successsey and posted at the from
door of the Court House Of this county.
Copy-Tese,
RO. A. SCOTT, ID. c.
| August 23-,y2m
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EAE SALE,


tNlE BSCRIBERohrs far sale hi. Tract of Land in
the county OF diord, both sides Of the Forest Road
10 mi e' below Liberty and II from Iynbhbug containing
500 ACR $,
all the cleared Land in good heart and in fine state of m
about 700 acres now in clover and other grasses,
10 winch 1t saimirahly adapted The Tract can very
'eniently be di, dcd into Tracts each witha
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
Np Oh 'he houses neng immediately the road and would
@ goo" stands fr houses OF enter ainmen shops, &c, hav
my at tins time shops in operation Blacksms and Wheel
"fs"sI'he other house wv here the subscriber .de
ABOUT NV ,r, xar'' I IRON tine road son'eennt
very recently undergone thorough rcpair-a frs. rate
Trees Of every variety Fruit good barn, shielded al
around good negro houses with chimneys and
he, house that necessary such Kitchen, with Weav
ing house attached lee House. with vcry bic
over, with fire pace-a ell offrst-rae water in The back
yard The whole place well as any in the county,
creeks running through it, with good portion OF
The subscriber would take pleasure showing land
an! one wishing to buy In his absence the land will be
SHOWN BY Mr. A. g. Cronk, who lives the place Pos-
session given at the end of the year. with the privilege op
August le-wts JOHN s. LEFTwlCH
MRS. klRkPATRICk's Acad my for young latie., in
1'l the town of Iynchburg will rcopen on v edne da,,
.ne ist OF September, when she hopes by the stricte
non to her duties and the closest personal OF
e whole school to inertia continuance othc kind patronage,
hi herto extended to her.
Al the usual branches Of a thorough English education
WI Ne Systematically pursued together with the Latin and
REM language and Music the Piano. The service. OF
MI Amos l'otrd, gentleman whose qualifications as
teacher are too well known need comment been Sc
cured Tor part Of each dav in the Latin lam
guagc and Mathematical studies.
10 young ladies living distance from th. School
er the Inducements OF retired and healthy situation, ana
TO boarder residing in the family, every and kind
ness will be extended.
TERMS
Tuition in the highest branches Of English studcsPer s 20
sion of five months, $50 0O
do in second class, 10 GO
DO III third and fourth IL ~
Languages 10 90
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.NSlc BOOk'S.

Chambers Information for the Peope,a popular Ency
eopea, or Book Of general Information Just received
aud lor sale at the publishers price, by
d. b, PAYNE,
Aasus CTS
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Deduciing eNpe,'scs. such as tax
IS, To- is. me ilcine, &c.
And average c1si oflTsaspprialion
OF TO bn hels of wheat and a
hugshead vl lubaccO 10 market
Making together