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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20

OIL uG" louaS
From Baltimore, in steamboats,, via
Norfolk and City Point, TO Rich
mond-snpplying Petersburg, also,
Local mail from Washington 10 Rich.
mond, in two horse wagons,
Local mail from Richmond to Pc
tersburg, in wagons,
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Ma wEssrrn's srsssH The N. Y. Herald says

Ma, WEssrERs SPgEeH --The N. Y. Herald says:
 "FTom beginning to end. iie seems to be making ah apology for supporting man so igao.aH, in pab- hc affairs as even he himself represents Gen Fay tor. He damns his own candidate with faint praise While the obscure friends of Mir. Clay still boldly Gen. Taylor to liis lace, Mir Webster 4od hsf,ie ds seem 10 place themselves in position ef half and half assassins-smiiing wish one cheek, while there k scorn the other. and the dagger itself IS abeni being directed 10 some place under the tih rib. We have conventions and mass meetings in New York and New England; but unless some new spirit springs up among the great body of inc people, the Iukewarmness produced by the Taylor wtig party in New York, by the whig journals of this metropo- lis, and Mir. Webster'a friends in Mas achuseits, will produce their legitimate results ill the deeat of the hero of Buena Vista"
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INllrIlsE
Ee eEEaEA sAEagsFa ass MKnCElxTs

4e akaAA AAkalsR4 Aas MKnCkANEA csECTIOM ess ef <aa aes is amend ,l.. lassh - ehnptsf ef tAs kessssa Dtnsbtea and as lneseans ehs revemae sf fhe S&ssa.H q avwrseed fhe Is De i846. pgsgiAes theA ssAH mafehants, eesnsniepssa- msschantA upplexss ksoesss. dFnegists. hneksasrs. tradsEs, atd aanlssN within ten aays afasr insro- dneing asy ssasNseaisy ~ artleas of msrrhnndiss Nithia an5 esahty Ia thEs Stpins nad sxppnlng the saSns fer sales sAsnli faxnish the ehesiN q eel. sector sf sneh csnnty Mi1A written slaieusent sn ent Uf ths 2ount Of the eoot 0f fe mftinlpR which are pr0yosed te he cold gn ench coamiys and f nns psrssns trading aaresaia sssli fsI ta Hsnsr sueh statemsnt en cAih, thea she sesiE sr eulisnsar of for such sIntsunn, and m such pnFsee ~ aaent phnl la af Fsfnss to render stFns ssstement en enfh ef sll te eest q all meFchsndi5e eF commodities thns such peTeom shall have ou hand eY have setd, prior O fat time, wiilsiH saeh eeshsy. shem sech sieFii shal forthwith proceed io sssess tho seass aG lts salae, and nssees aud esllcrt doahle nx lhsrsea; and. t sssl ase hs the duty ef sherlIs lo call om eaeh aud every msrrhant slppler, grocer dsue9iss. hucksseF, trader. and Aealer, within their respective eoamties. aa lesst oaee in every three months, Co know whethef they have purchased or received any meFrlandlxs for sale, wktcl has Ros hesn Riven in for tax. und the shcriG shah, in all eases, fnr- nish the clerk of tke county ceRFt, nnA the cfcrk shaii fmenish Che ARdftOr of state, with mlf asseeSments made ia accordance with the presisions 0f ihls snd the pFeeeding sselSu na soon as practicable after tue assesnsnis slall kazs been msnde-~
 Section t7 ef chapter l9s ResEad siaiais, ITO. vides that ..M shall bc te duty q the sollscsas t give such pessen dapesas recsipss for the asnsnat of taxes paid by him, specifyIsG thersim the aoaus of the State end county tsx separately; and sneh person shaii eanse one of snch receipts to be Sled ia the office ef the. clerk of the camn. ~ conrt, withim twenty days aftet she date thereof, ur bc suhDerTrU pay tke amount aT snch taxes . seeond time: asd it shalI be the duty of the ciesk 10 charge the amount sf swcls receipt to he eoIcctcr, and forward cspy thereof to the Aaditot."
 The Auditor would respectfully csll the ssteatieu ef u concerned 10 these provisions of the laws snd would Do prased 10 receive from tie eerka of the several counties in the State. all refurns which they may have to make under them as early ss practicable, weil as returns of lecaaes sold by sheris to pedders of clocks and peddless ef gcods wares. aud merchandisr; sad also statements of tie amounts collected by sheris for the tax on biard tables, and on ten-pin alleys.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY, Aasiisog
 cfpgbfic acceaais of hks &tateQf Ark's.
 AUpsraR's oTTcE,I
 Little Rock, Arkansas, ~-Fs.
 September i6, tsiS. 2-5w.
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nm iRKiaxiy rllSiKn's ( nEnfnk1Fs
 AEMA

Tsfffs aunaai f,r sss ses s :s. ~ I 6n U ab0nF i,e lss q n<toasf neNl. 4mA will sxhhil tka Msmal aslrau0smleni tHblea fBe fA ezi. dInhs af Etsin Rock, St. E<0nis Nashslfle 1aehaen und Msw tfeA3s and wilt srfya ges st1 fEe MeSkosn sH& saath wssisfa sfatss. s nfii enshease sns3ea4 otkE mAsief ef genefai lnsesest lg fs plamlAz mss eantiie. psn6sssienal smd seliaieme wnAlA T VIII Or tke yesr I8S1 of Nkleh m1t1mxfioA ezn ts ohe taineA, wilIhe ilsrsisd Al ee elan. tiana iAsouxheas the west MNA sRaes ~ mA3ft ever sect are ssspeetfhllg ssiisd ~ fnsnsss gast ea3a aIi Moticetst eenxensteeR e5ns a<aneieflsna. Ne.. thst are ta tske ptaee i tks eomsne 9emE na- kgRAs ssatisslrs aaa siao NazpanffhIfN amise3@A
 Ehe pabiishef aisa nhrs ki1 pnees tp psnfkasipnet and bussness nneA d uleslem lns aignsttsinK A ptciesssaaai q busnsss card ~ ux nee ~ lss sit be inserted for the sam of @S-sn acknowledgement of haif rsxe q %S0--Ana wkpls p&gs ns eHe~-a1- sstliseaaenis that eveE-sah viii hs eh4sEed fks Get ss haif page. the second ns wlnls RNN4g ed fAo SO0 copies of more hia cNFd 0r ila Vi placed ca the hsck of cover aisp wilAeat aislnual ehsfge. TheTe win be puhlisARd two e4tlfeaN@-lha larger to eoBluin 49 to @ pagea txel3ve uf mMeer. tissmeals. ihs price uf wtifA Wiii hs snwfe known q as early day e pussiAis smaller 6f po3ee b contain the usual Astronomicul laAss n tss a. gtFstseEent of whoever snay esaaF l--peiee e per haadFrd, not less than se8 cnp,es uf whssk mmst he oFeie fora special advertisement oFtAe sSstdna et soe being msds aP ef shs larger edlsian,
 s ezirndas ef the cOsHts'Of aay af tAe Ddinsnid& Slaiss il he tRsested upon FeeesiaT pfaess te the amouhtnf 1000 eogsies.
 Ailefrss, te ssEsse ssisntna, taasf G pesf sud, aad sccsupahled wiih the saaAi aha f lnseslsd Ibe insertion shnnld reach by tAe assh sf Aakfsf,
 PHILIP L AMTh0NY.
 Little Rock, Aag. g. isse. m-
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mh NnM

It C generally u1aeFisS ihat ens srsnf sk;sci Of ~: Va1 nussn aAa NJ lellewsr6 V le aeearp the sgDnI gr New xssk HlHIe lo eSeuifar fnysriisss- Stnie ciheas -thsfsby if p1ssibie, dslsat Cas- 1t Is schems waFshy ef the men who originated il.-- Tho sAlonliceiie Wafphmsn.e spsuklng ef this seheInc as inseiy dxvAioped, sayu.
 The baAAlo Coavehtisn. however, diNclssed the plot Tho preamble and resolution adopted at that convention, declare thsif pafppss. The frzt para of frsedem, feenmr ell passsd faffseal yencss. z they have assembled h convention, &e. Here la direct av0wni of the caaliileu and psga so far. get ~ passed pelsiscaf dgBsssases. The Lion and the Lam are not to lls down together exactly. but for and tho racen and the skaak. are to euioy po- iitica felowshp In tIasn communion of sore headed democrats, disappointed whigu, and srsei-esaftd aholigfonisss.#
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II. $. MarsilaI's SaIc.
UNITED STATES or AMERtcA s..
 DistTicI Of Arkansss. S


 DY virtue of an ol,as ( fa issued by the clerk of D the District Court of the United States for the District of Arkansas, upon judgment rendered h said court the I2th day of October A. D. 1874, in favor of the United States psrsss John Drennen and Elias Rector, former adminisratorsof the estate of Wharton Rector deceased, now Eli Bell adminis- trator de benis aon of tie estate of Wharton Rector deceased, and to me directed. will sell at public auction for cash in hand at the court house door, in the city of Little Rock, in the Dsct aforesaid, on Monday the 9th day of October A. D. I5lS, be- tween the hours of ninc a. m. and three D. m. the following described property, levied upon by me as the properly af the estate of sud Wharton Rector deceased. and sold to satisfy said judgment, viz blocks number l5 & II and fractional block num- bcred ls, and tots numbered l, ?. & in fraction al block No. l, and lots Mo- l. ,, 5, 4, & in fr'l block No ?, and lots No. I,2, 3, 1. X 6, n block No. I7, all of which arc situated in Rector Town, Pulaski county, Arkansas.
 Due attendance given by officer authorized
 ELIAS RECTOR. c. s. MGrshai.
 far tas Distyid cf AFiaasas Little Rock, Sept IS, lsis. n2-sw.
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Nlilitnrr I.nna ,Yarrnn,s.

The Washington News of the 2eth ut has the following:
 We quoted laaa. .Yarrants iast week at Sln6, and spoke of thsiE Aeney to risss They are uow selling at SlOs with few ia the market. A decided preference is given to these warrants which are as- sigued by the solders themselves on the back Of the warrants, over those which arc assigned by perSons acting under powers of attorney attached. War bounty scrip brings 4a5 to S96.
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The Northwestern.

Gen. TsylOr was nominated for his availability. It was alleged that he would sweep the west tri- uInplantly He was to carry the northwestcrn States by overwhelming nralorites His eyes consin had just sent her POUR rounds into Inc whg host, and tie other States of the northwest were soon to take their place, for agnnst the bravo old volunteers. Cas- and Butler. The fury of the democratic storm has blinded Taylorism. The norwester has chilled them worse than u killing November's frost To the four rounds from Wis nrhar.
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BIT. Clay will be a candidate. The New York True San. of last Saturday, has

Ihs New oFk True Sah, oi last saiafdays has the following
 1t is said all over town thai, oa tho day before ter from Clay declaring that he will feel it his dny te accept nomination. from aas respectable body of his fellow citizens, whether representing Stsie or county. We also understand th4th Gommanica- ton of similar import from under his hand and veal and addressed to different gentleman, reached New York yesterday. This aeeoauts fer the teleEsaPhic despatch from Mir. Jshn M Boils. so the Cisy meet lag ea tc night before last, in shcse words ssAi T right, 20 ahead T
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We can safely say now that North Carolina is ours. The storm from the northwest has just reached '.old Kentucky and reduced her whg ma Joriiy Fly November whiggery will be in 'a sad fix" We almost fear that it will be too weak 10 mako future fights interesting The figures can now be summed up for the August electious as fol- lows (including North Caroiina)
 Democratic, 50
 Whig, l2
 In ls4i, at the August elections. CIay had 3S from those States and Polk l9-Wisconsin and Iowa not voting. Tsylor's availability is n humbug Htiatis Std'e Register.
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Dissolution.

NiiE Corainsrship hereioiore exis.ia iag unsler the N name aud style Of JoAa D. AaamalS sfo., Is this day dfssolYesi, by mulaal eoaseat. JoHs D. ADams will coatinae the Dry Goods asd Grocery hasiness. at the cld stand, opposite the Real Estate Bulk an IS alone authorized 10 settle thv business of the late frn.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, July V, iets. SAM'L ADAMS.
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EFFECT.

MT Lee. the English barrister, was famous for studying effect when he pleaded. On the circuit of Norwich "a brief was brought him by the relatives of woman who had been deceived into a breach of marriage promise, Lee inquired among other particulars, whether the woman handsomef-- "A most beautiful face,' the answer Satis-
 fled with ths he desired she should be placed at the bar immediately In front of the jury When he rose. he began most pathetic and eloquent address, directed the attention of the jury to the charms which were placed in their vi W, and painted in glowing coors the guilt of the wretch who could ipjare so much beauty. When he perceived iheir feelings worked up 10 proper pitch, he sat down under the perfect conviction that he should obtain a verdict. What then must have been his surprise, when the counssi retained by the opposite party rose and observed, 'thst 1t was impossible not to assent to the encomiums. which his learned friend had iavslied the face of the plaintiff; but he had forgot to say, that she had rooden leg That fact of which Lee was by no means aware, was estab- lshed to his utter confusion. His eloquencc was thrown away; aud tho jury, who felt ashsinsd of the effects il had produced upon them, instantly gave verdict against bim.
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IVY Kelly is out for yaa Barep.
Best Joke of the seasau

la on writes ,., Of Detroit wrote to Taylor for his ksral po... ,..eI and haIbor Improvements by inc rsvS SIrhinsnt Ig They have refused io publish psb, ahe Detroit Free Press says they dayr Fesm,ae''' ''' as the General declares that .ceriian
 As-.. aaI prevent hts giving his cpoinioas; and !au f.,- hsN letter lust one line shorter than 'N is he Chicago coayension.~
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- M4WDw,u,.

AN Saturday last, between tbe Slate Houss and NJ Mir. Wait's storc a small, new, dark coiored pocket book containing about sG5 in bank notes and memorandum from E E. Bigley. relative to a finder D. E GREER.
 Little Rock, September 18th, ISlS.
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ECCLESlAATicAL.

TNflE Synod of Memphis, will meet at Little u Rock, on Thursday, the 18th of October. The Presbytery of Arkansas also will mIeet on the 17lh of tile same month, st the sane place
 J. ". MOORE, Sfated Cifrs.
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NapEMW-mE.

my mill wlll grinl for customers 1 II only Saturday. Persons from distance, had better come as to be there on Friday night:
 D. IL BINGHAM. September ], lslS. 52-
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NH Mon,t hs earna nu, !

The editor of ths New York Mirror Parls.IcatIy
 "Havs noa the true hearted whigs done and saf- fercd enough for Mir Clay to entitIs thsm te all the support he can give them ia thls tbeir day ef dark ness, nnd in the connirys feaFfnl honf of nesdl- dressed lovingly CT copmandlhgly to the whiEs of the Union, vontd bring beck ai once every dessrter from the camp, and put new spirit into tho dry bones of the party"
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MELL>. MlLr.s.! MgLIS:!,

WYE will keep constantly hand, and for sale, w Plaus Patent Universal Grist Mills. The stones of the hest French Bufrs and can be pro- pelled by horse, siesm water po@er. We shall also be prepared, on abont the 10th day Of Octo- Der, to grind wheat prasender, fer ali those thai see fit to favor us with call.
 GEO. JOHNSON X. co. Little Rock, Sept 9, ls4s. 3-tf
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OBITUA RY.

Departed this life, at Inc Mouth of White River on fhe 25th ut, FakDEsIcK N. MosrsosERy, Esq r in the 2srd year of his sge. He died of congestivs chilis after an illness of abaut s6 hours. He wa. a young man of most exemplary character, admired and beloved ky all who knew hiln. Hislossis deeply regretted by large cifcss Df relatives and friends
 =. Arkansas papers please copy.
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Department of the St.
 Louis UniVersitV---Facultv.

M L. Lintc6. Nj. D.. Professor of ,he Prinei- 4VAs pies and pract.ee of Msdicine.
 A. LITroN, NJ. D.. Prof. ol Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 C. A. POPE. M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgers, Clinical Surgery and Dean oi the Faculty leg.
 M. M. FALLEN, M. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases cf Women and Children
 JAMES BLAKE, M. D., prosessrr Of Sreciai General, and Surgical Anatomy.
 THoS. RAYBURN. N. D.. Professor of Nate ria Medica and Therapeunes. e
 K. 2. LOLMuS, N. D., psoiesssor ofphysiology and Medicat Jurisprudence.
 W. NJ. .McPHEETERS,M. D.. Professor O. Clin- ical Medicine and Pathological Asaiomy.
 ". D. SHERMAN, pcpoastrstor of Anatomy. The rc5uisr Lecturss commence annually on the i6h ef octeber. Aggregste esst of Tiekess, ineiu- ding Masrscniafich &it0; Graduation Fee, s2k.-, Board from. sl0 10 SIP per mouih. Medical Stu deht. are admitted gratai,sislx to the meaieat and suTgeal practice in the City Hospital also in the St Louis hospitsi, duriAg 3he Leeshse te,ms.
 ;, CHAS. A. POPE, NJ D., DEAN.
 St. Louis June 27th lsts A. sw.
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More than one hundred of tho merchants of New York. without dlsllnrtioa Of party, are about to tenoer public dinner te Secretary Walker, as a testimonial of their appreciation cf the ability he has displayed In tho management of iAs national finances v f-+fz
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m FULTeDNsN,

Fihe Walfhfks tIetkk n1a 1tNt5kf HtfslffHs
 A B hsss sSesmiaed to givs tA1s pass ssl wg bn. ! N sissss. ay Nsdssided 411snsioas sny s1&alI sss tiefs h ste sbss< tspe bssazhs u seal to ase fs repair shall have nl< kva zste te ss rasaff1assds i ssskassaship q rstxk, is sbr Stais. s
 Jsn 3i. fstS J-
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sale O1 L0mOS HOT lOXeS ln EuluOn COunIys
  that tu o sof the eaxesp @ % tyintbe stat m
  collector dsyo Lyunuiauo o dhnsss . oL La oG kn sale oanyhae eorn
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GRIND LODGE OF THE STATE 0F aRKlss
Wv NA NrM-Mr"

NA NMA INA -N1- lNE1I M0
 fAAn CORDS of good foar foos WOOD. de- IFOO livered upon the bank of the river at JOHNSON X Co Mii, for which fair price in cash will be paid as the wood Is received from time to time For further particulars, enquire at the sign of Platts Patent Gfist Mill three doers above the Anthony House, between Dodge and Mi'chell's
 GEO. JOHNSON & co. tfttt6 Rock, Oct. 2, 1g43. 4-gw
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Threshing Machine.

nNE wifA Hsrss Fewer s<e.. csmyasss--zad an OSImpraseA Fanninx Aa54t, msde hs TayleF and Embsse, CslersiH. ohis. For sac ky
 ysne a. 'ss. WM. A wAifs
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John D. Adams

John D. Adams HAS just Fe,nraed from New Orleans, with a 11 well selected stock, consisting of
 DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Hsrdrars. Beois. S6ees, Hais and Caps. which he w'll sell al reduced prices, for CASH onIy July 25. fsls. A.
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NaD'EMGzE.

O prompt pay. will bs given to practical Miller steady habits; apply at the Sign ci Plats Patent Grs Mi three doois above the Anthony House, be. tween Dodge's and M,teheis:
 GEO. JOHNSON. & co. Democrat and Gazette copy
 Little Rock, Oa. ?, islS. 4-H.
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Farmers. send your Wheat 10 Little Rock \ WILL give sixty ceats bushcl foy good mer- \ chautable wheat delivered al my steam mil. one mile north of Little Rock. Having fine pair of French burr stones, and a superior bolt am pre- pared 10 manufacture good flour. will also grind wheat for tolI. D, II. BINGHAM
 September ,. lSis. 52-
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A. HAYS & CO. COMHIsSI0y'lyl FeRNARAING MERfHlATs.

wharf Beat ssNew World,w
 NAPOLEON, .aRK.aN&sS VENHElR boat is fitted up Ia the mast secars man. Her for the siorago of Insfchandize. Tariinal.f attention will be paid to the purchase ef se esnr try produce, groceries, ke, and orders seF family stor~s II sss assss iferabin of th'ir boat is Gtted ap handssmnly.. win new furntare for the accommodations of trns e'ers and the pFupretors pledge themssls~s to the pasiic that as aeh of osgsr snd qalet snii he rse served as In well regalsted hotels en ahofMs Paoilc patrossse ia both depsrtnsrnss sosisifess JRae 2i, lS4S. <a-sm
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Godsy's Lady'. Roek and FanIIr Nasazine

" 1Wa{ HVUN aHW FW1zfEI WW488tNEs The oldest Magazine in tho United States, con tains u'onthly sixty pages of reading mstte hy ths hrst writers in the eoantry, twelve m0Es fisAn tAn New York magazines Two splendid steel enaruy- ings, andeBiable aaihsntie eeissed ssaaaAifly Fashicn plate, Model Cottages aaa csuscsss. chochet Work, and other snatirra fof tisa Ladies. sil Illustrated snd well explained. Sc, Sc. asss Price for one year, which includes tls Lakys Dol lar Newspaper, making three pabiiaasions ia ons menth. &3 co Two copies without the Lady's Dollar
 Newspaper, sta s co Five copies with one to the psrson sending ', , the club, 10 9p Eight copies, l8 co. Twelve copiss, <. % O A speeimen hf either the Laiy's Bosk,r CT the Lady's Bciia' Newspaper seat to any perssa pay- ing poslsge ou the request.
 Address, l.. A. GODEH.,s
 No. ll3 Chestnut Street. Philadsiphln
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Brunswick Seminary.

vJNHIS School is divided into Male and Femae tsr.
L PAYMENTS, each Of which Is under The care nt'
experienced Teachers. This arrangement secares fht
introduction OF all the Branches a Eauea7
ton usually taught in our Seminaries and 8oardihg
Schools, including Drawing, Painting, Neeaie, WORK
and Music (al, thoroughly taught fol- she o~ terms
Of from SO 90 TO $500 per quarterly
Numerous Lectures are given on Chemistry sofa
nv Philosophy and Astronomy. which are Illustrated
with sujtahie apparatus These branches are ianrhe
with special reference TO their application IN Agi-
culture and The Useful Arts
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons On the
Piano ut ST per term. 80
A few pupils will be accommodated whh boaEa 10
the family of the Principal. lat 81 100 where thtg
will have every from she Teachers, ana not be
exposed in stormy weaiaea; as the School Is naaer
the same roof.
This School possesses a small select Library, and
collections in Mlneraisgy, Geology, Concheogy ana
Botany. =,
aJ-irhe SPRING TERM will commence on Mon,
DAY, March -. 49,,
Brunswick. Feb 3, is4e. dSo-wis
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
At the Auction Rooms.

GOOD assortment Of Cloths, Cassmeres. Sattinetas
IA Pants, Dress Goods, ShawIs, Linens, Ausas,
scarfs, Braces, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fancy
Soaps, Buttons Thread, silk, Hooks ana Eyes.
Needles, Pins Tapes, Gloves, Mitts. and general
variety of Fancy Goods
C6nsgnments of the above goods, will be constant
" received aud will be sold prvat sale al a fair
auction price.
Ladies are invited TO Call
Bath, Aprl %, dl25 w28tf.
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Forced Sales.

PURCHASERS of mo"len, Dome site, Dress or cloak
L goods, or any description of fancy goods, are in
formed that consignment of the above good now
being opened aud will be received every week through
the season at the Bath .4ueti,n Room, positive Sale
aud will be sold private sale an less than Ohoicsoic
prices.
Bath Dec, Is. d3b
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New Carriage Mandatory.

THE subscribers would give notice that they have
L taken the building at the head of Tallmans wharf,
on Front Street, where they intend TO carry the
business of manufacturing and repairing in the above
line. All work entrusted 10 them will he executed
promptly, in a workmanke manner, and ON the
reasonable terms. OLDS g. PATTERSON.
Bath, Nov ], l847. 3m-ws
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r. Browns TOothache Drops,

nor the cure ofthe worst Toothache by its appca-
l. ton few times. This is the only compound
which effectuay kills the nerve of the defective tooth
nhou, The least pain or injury to the Others 1t is
warranted not to contain the least acid or kreosote
which is injurious to the other teeth, aud so poi
sonous in their effects.
A. C. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Ground Rock Salt.

7 an SACKS, containing 30 lbs each, manufactured
ifU ut the " Stioud Wafer Mills,' from the very
best of ROCK SALT, by "Waldron d Co.." just re-
ceved and for sale by the subscribers Agents tor tbs
Manufacturers, who will furnish il in any quantity
and delivered in this city the lowest Boston prize.
Bath July2. MAGOUN & CLAP.
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"SOUTH END MARkET!"

THE Subscriber would inform his frmnas ana inc
L public generally that he has ckrn the store 81
Mr. Gilbert Trufa Mt on Water stses, mean foot Oh
South street. where he offers chore ASSORTMENT OF
West India Goods and Groceries, together WIN Irn-
visions and shin stores at very reduced pxces-sucl
as Sugar. Molasses Coffee Oil, Spices, Fleur Meal p
Rice, Raisins beef, Pork, Lard and Bntset--Crock
cry, Glass, Stone and Eanhern Naie. toEetheI M'o"
1ond assortment of Fresh Pr visions, Fxs and Veg
etabes The above is offered for sale MS cheap as can
he found this city essw here, for cash or approx
ed credit. - o. OoN ,no,
Bath, Dec. ID, 1916. IVo2'I