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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05


Brce Larimore William Lorimors. Margaretlate
NiargaretLarimOre wife of I Thouss Short, Thom.
Short, Isaac Larimore. Eleanor Larimore, David
Larim0re Bartlett Lsrimore, John Larimore 81
Edison LariInore children of Rachel Larimore
deceased-Brice Smith, Jane Smith, Robert
W. Smith and James Smith children OF Will
liam Smith deceased. Elizabeth Scott and her
husband James Sent, Mary Oburn aud her hus-
band Joseph Obnn. Matilda Martin aud her
husband James 7. Martin, and June Martin
children of Jane Martin deceased aud Flea
nor Smith, heirs at law OF the said Robert W.
Smith deceased. The American Bible Society.
The American Colonization Society. The
Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions. The
Assembly Board of Domestic Missions and the
Assembly Board Of Education.
The sald defendants or many OF them as are
not residents Of the State Of Ohio. are hereby no.
titled that the complainant has filed in the Court
aforesaid his Bill Of complaint therein setting forth
III substance that said Testator by his last Will
bequeathed two thousand dollars to his son Robert
w SIN tn out OF the sale of his Real Estate, with
directions that if his said son should die belOrs he
should arrive at the age OF twenty-one years. md
there should be no other issue. that said sum Of
Two Thousand Dollars should be paid by the per-
son holding it in trust to his deceased sister Rachel
Larimore's children. share and share alike when
they should respectively arrive at the age Ut
81 wears &c. That said Testator also in his
said will made sundly other specific legaciss and
bequests and in conclusion ,bequeathed the remain
der of any funds IN the hands of his executor AZ
ter satisfaction of all bequests, to be paid To the
following named benevolent societies. viz; The
American Bible Society. The American Colo
nization Society. Tue Presbyterian Board of
Foreign Missions The Assembly Board of Do
mestic Missions and Assembly Board Of Educa-
ton. share and share alike. That said Testators
said son departed this life before his father. in
his iniancy, no other issue being left either by the
Testator or his said son. That the complainant
has in hand fund applicable to said bequest to
the said son, but that under the circumstances it is
questionable whether tho snme is distlibutable to
the said children of Rachel Larimore, or to the
heirs at law generally OF the TestatOr or to the
snd residuary legaee.
The Bill plays that the defendants mterplead
and that the Court settle and determine TO whom
the complainant shall pay said fund and for gem
eyal relief
Said parties will take nntice and make answer
according to law to said Bill of compaint-the
same being an appearance to the June Term lSiS
of said Court.
LII HUNTER e. son,
Solicitors for Complainant.
! Lancaster, April 81, ls46. 6wSOpisS,75
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

GtLARKE has been Venaer for the last fifteen
" years in the Cities OF Pitsburg Pa, Wheel
lug, Va, and Richmond Va and refers to the
Managers in proof fthe fact that he has sold more
LARGE CAPITALS than any Vender an the United
States. CLARKE sold during the month of jan
uary, February, March and April, I848, the fol-
lowing CAPITAL PRIZES.
January 4th, $4,000 sent to Albany; and S. 600
in same Lottery, sold in Richmond. January l8
Whole of S2i 900 sent to Philadelphia. january
18th, Whole of $4,000 sent to Boston. January
29th, Hall of $50 900 sent TO New York Februa
ry 2lst, Half of $4,000 sent Norfolk. Va Februa
ry 23d Hall of SIS, 900 sent to Washington City
March 4lh Hall of $35 900 sent to Cincinnati
March 23d, Half of 900 sent to Wheeling, Va
April llth, Quarter of SIS 600 sent To Cincinnati
Ohio; besides numerous others Of $1,000 and less
| sent TO correspondents.
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Fairfield 90. SAVINGS Institnte
LANeAsTER. ONO. April u. ls4s.

LANCASTER, OHIO, April 10, l84s
TNHlS Institution has commenced operations at
, their Banking House. in Greenes Corner,
under recent Act Of Incorporation by the Gener.
al Assembly.
They are prepared to do general Banking
Business, To discount Notes aud Bills OF the usual
legal rate Interest e. buy aud sell Exchange ,9-c
They are also prepared 10 receive DEPosIrEs
and allow INTEREST therefor. grading the interest
according to the time the money may be deposited
JACOB GREENE, l.. LOBENTHALL.
SAMUEL BERRY, GIDEON MARTIN,
HENRY MlERS, WILLIAM PHELAN
S. McCABE. DirectOrs.
5lt {. F. GARAGHTY, Cashier
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Crackers! Crackers!

TENHE undersigned has commenced the manu-
E lacturing Of all kinds of CRACKERS. such
as WATER. SODA aud BUTTER CRACKERS;
and will he ready to fill any orders directed to him.
His Crackers will be found to be Of a superior
quality, as he has devoted considerable part Of
his time to this business.
Persons, in neishboring towns, and all others.
viii be supplied at the shortest notice and upon
the most reasonable terms by sending in their
orders
SHOP-In GrEsr's BUrLDrSG, one door west
ofthe Hooking Valley Bank
WALTER CRANAiER.
Lancaster April 2l. lS49 4m5o
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The STATE of Ohio, .Eatrftrll
Gountp, So.
IN CHANCERY
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jnhn EecE ler

US. IN CIIANcrpv
James Ganavet and Amelia
Ganavet.
THNHE Defendants in the above case whose re-
IL sidences To Complainant; are unknowA. will
take notice that on the first day OF February, A.
D. lS48, the Complainant fled III the Clerks Of
fee of said comfy his Bill against them, which is
now pending, wherein he pIpys that the North
west Quarter OF Northeast Quarter of Range No.
IS, Township No. Ia, Section No. 10, containing
40 Acres and 63-lOO of an Acre, aud which said
premises were conveyed by Complainant to his
granddaughter Amelia GanOvet. reservins to him.
self the right of an annuity amounting to the sum
of $50 peryear. be subjected to valuation aud sale
And that an account be taken Of the amount due
Complainant on account OF the principal and in
terest resulting from the annuity as aforesaid the
proceeds whereof shall be applied in the first in
stance to the paymentof Complainants said claim.
Said Bill will be heard at tho next June Term.
A. D. 1848, Of said court
MARTIN g. EFFINGER.
Solicitors for Complainant.
April %, la4a. 6wSl pfs3,so
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Road Notice.

A PPLICA1ION will he made at the next
N regular session OF the Board OF Commissions
ers Of Fairfield county, Tor county Road begin
ming at the mouth of the lane in the State Road
ON the Scotield Farm Hooking township, thence
down said lane and through the farms Of Joseph
Uhl D. Ackers, Robinson Peters and John &
Mock, until The same intersects the County Road
above said Mock's Mill.
April &c, 1913. H4wjl.
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School Examiners.

A "a meeting of the Town Council of the
~ Town of Lancaster, on the lst inst. JOHN
NJ. BleELow, R. p EFFINGER and NJ. A. DAUeH.
ERrY, were appointed Schorl Examiners for that
part of said Town, that accepted the law passed
by the Legislature of Ohio, February 10, 1913, foI
the support and better regulation OF Common
Schools in the Town of Lancaster.
JOHN B. REED, Recorder.
May 5, 1913. 3w52
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LANcAsTER. Friday, May 5. lglg.

NAuJ ~ 1oHO'
Bacon -duler il possible than on previous
days. The largest sale was giyen-was of 10
hhds prime hams, A. One or two lots were Of.
fered at low rutes-and the holder finding that
even 81 could not be relied on, determined on
shipping east. Butter-A small prime roll at l5c,
Molasses--Sales LAG bbs at 26bc currency, most
holders seem perfectly firm at 27027c, and we
quote these as the regular rates, Sugar-Small
sales at 43O54c, according to quality-the arti-
Gle is extremely dull Cofee-Sales regular at
8O84c. Corn-Saes SO bu. from store at 4Oc:
sales 100 bu. first hands at 80. 0ats-Saes from
store at 40c. Potaoes-Are still arriving; the
market is glutted-and they are sold as low as
$lOl 90 4Y bbl.-Gaze
CLEVELAND, April 90. l848.
Sales of so bbls. Flour $4,97I; 43O bus. Oats
28c; 10 bbls. White6sh $8 90 half do SAG; II
bbls Salt 81, ,3Oi so do $l,3l4i Is do Whiskey l7c
BALTIMORE, April 27-6 P M.
Beef Cattle--There were 545 head Beeves of
fered at the scales on Monday, and 29O sold at So
0$4,25 tH 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal to $608, ,25
net, aud averaging $S,624 gross-PatriOt,
CHlLLIcoTHE, May ..
The price of Wheat is 35090c Flour retais a
SAYS. Corn 90 O22 in the ear 90 cs; sheled: Oati
22c Barley 40045c; Flaxseed 70075c.; Beans
50O62 cents; Lard. cents; Bacon, Hogs round
S3034 cents. - Gazette.
By Telegraph-F Ohio STATE Journal
CINciNNArI, April 29-8 o'clock p. NJ
Eastern Exchanges has been nominally . pc
cent. premum-Domina because 1.-THE market ha
been literally bare Of good paper since last Satur
day Money matters are as tight as usual; th'
Banks operating with great caution.
Flour market is dull, there is as many sellers a
buyers at 81. Wheat has declined TO 85c. Corr
is dull at 26O27c. Oats have declined to 26c. Bar
ley still brings 3504oc., and Rye 53056.
The Grocery market is devoid Of activity. Su
gar ranges from to 4sc. Molasses-26, the lead
ing rate, Rio Coffee 7408c-the latter for strict
ly prime Fruits--M. B. Raisins continue to sci
at from 81 90 to So for small quantities, Lemon
and Oranges bring 81 per box.
The demand for Provisions is exceedingly smal
Mess Pork is offered at $7,75 per bb withou
sales Of Bulk Pork there haze been sales to tn
extent of 10000 lbs at ls02c for Shoulders
3O34c for Sides, and 3bc for Hams.
Butter is beginning TO come in more freely bu
the supply is still small. Prices range from l402
Beef Cattle owing to limited supply hav
advanced, and prices now range from 81 to S. fo
fair to good, with small sales of strictly choice
$5.25O$5,50.
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VICTOR BRASS BAND;

LED BY MESSFS. BALLO AND WOOD.
Afler the procession. the immense coege Will proceed
,othe new and magnificent
Doable Water Proof Pavilion,
Which is furnished with sufficient 10 accommodate
1905 visitors The seats an entire plan
aoding every vsator opportunity oflehoding every
ACT In tile rhe propretors do not deem
~ say much about the preservation Of order and deco
already established In that respect, Is one Of the peculiar
traits Of their and has rendered theirs the
"mode Company" the present age.
would take up 100 much space in an advertisement to
give full account Of all tie performances, and the perfor
names; the follow ing synopsis is therefore given Of
the many acts which may he expected from this
Numerous and Talented Company.
The opening the Cirque olympique, and Arena
Of EquatiUn will present new, magnificent and glitter
ing Spanish Cavacade, entitled
THE ANDALUsIAN ENTREE.
After which, among many Others. the follow
ing Brilliant Acts will be presented in rapid sue
cession:
Grand TrompoliAe Leaps and Doubie Somcrsets.
By Mr.. CHARLES F. SHERWOOD.
| Master B. STEVENS,
| The Young Ducrow of America.
| viii appear in a Brilliant aud DaShng Single
Horse Act
| THE CELEBRATED ACROBAT FAMILY,
From Nibiu's Garden, New York City will ap-
pear in the rema rkable Classic Statuary or Living
| Pictures.
MR.. WM. o. DALE.
The champion vauter of the World. will appear
in his Grand VapitiHg Scene. Mr.. Dale has
thrown the astonishing number Of 50 consecu-
tive somersets.
MADAME ELLA MUM.
| The most talented aud graceful Female Equestri-
an now in America, will appear in some of her
| iavorite acts.
Corde E'astiqae.-By A. LYMlNG.
The Wild Son of the Forest.
By Mr.. CHARLES +. SHERWOOD.
| lie Grande Pyramids duT Sslades, or Feats Of
Light
Balaacing.-By MR.. THoS. MUM.
Trio JURcto in Uao, or America Ireland. and
Scotiand.-By MASTER B. STEVENS
Grand Concert and BredkdoWa, by the Cincin-
matt Band of AFRICAN MELODISTS.
Shipwrecked Saor.-By Mr. SHERWOOD.
Allemaude Dcux Chevaux,
BY Madame MUM and Mr.. DALE.
Wonderful Feuts of Posuring,
BY Mr.. A, w. LYMlNG.
Grand Principal Act of Eqmta;iun,
BY Mr.. WILLIAM OWENiDALE.
The Performances will conclude with
New and LRughabie Afterpieee.
EFThe Company will also exhibit at Chillicc
the on the 9th, at Circleville on the Sth at Adel
phia on tue 9th, and at Logan on the 10Th of May
CHARLES c. FELL, Agent.
April 28 lS48 81
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To Horse! To Horse!!

NNHE Pleasantville Horse Thief detecting Com.
~ pany are hereby requested to meet at Pleas.
awhile, ON
Friday the 26th day OF May next,
at 2o'clocl P NJ. A general attendance is re-
quested as business of Importance will be trans
acted. The Pleasantville Band and persons in the
surrounding vicinity are invited to attend.
SAMUEL HlTE Chairman.
JOHN c. HAMPsoE Sec.
May S, 184s paid 81. 3w52
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Lancaster, April %, lS48. 81
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school Notice.

0RHE undersigned respectfully gives notice thai
his SELECT SCHOOL will commence on
Monday May 8th, for the accommodation OF /
small number orready pay Scholars.
NJ. HILL.
Lancaster, May s. l848 2w52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
IN missioners of Fairfield county, Ohio, at their
June session next for certain County Road.
commencing at the Bridge in the Logan Road over
Rees's Mill race and running west on the line be.
tween the lands OF John U. Giesy and David Rees
Sr. deceased, and intersecting the Chicothe
Road south Of Lancaster
MANY PETITIONERS.
May 5, 1913. '4w62.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

Tickets $l5-Shares in Proportion.
CLARKE is responsible for all money sent to
him by mail, and will receive the notes of all SOD.
vent Banks Of the United States.
Address postage free,
VJoHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, We.
May 5,ls4S. 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

In the Court Of Com. Pleas Of Fairfield CO.Ohio
Acknowledgement administrator de bonis non with
the VIII annexed Of the Estate of Robert W.
Smith deceased.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
Notice.

NM HEREAs my wife Elizabeth has left
w my bed and board without any inst cause
or proyocaton, this is to forworn all persons from
trusting or harboring her on my account as am
determined TO pay no debls Of her contracting
from and after this date
JOHN MOORE
April 81, I94s. s3w52
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AND
READY WADE CLOTHING.

Suitable for the SPRING and SUMNER SEA
SONS, which they offer 10 the public CHEAPER
THAN EVER before sold in Ohio. Their Stock
consists in part Off the following articles, viz:
Super. Fine Black Blue Black Blue and Fan.
cy French, English and American CLOT FlS and
CASSIMERES
Fine TWEEDS ofall colors and qualities
Black SUMNER CLOTHS. Azeiic do
silk Codrnaton. Wellington Cord, superior
Gambroons White, Brown and Bard LINENS
Of all qualities. rery cheap
Black CASHMERET'r, Check Coating
Super Black French Doeskn CASHMERE
FANCY CASSlMERES ofall qualities, patterns
colors aud prices
Embroidered. Plain and Figured SILK ant
SATIN YESTINGS
Fiue Plain aud Birrd CASHMERE do
Fine LINEN do
Plane Bard MARSETLLES do
.g5.,.. r
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Notice.

TUNHE firm Of Maceracken & Galbraith hss
been this day dissolved.
The book accounts, notes and liabilities OF
the firm will be settled by either Of Us.
J. C. MAcCRACKEN.
WORK GALBRAITH,
Lancaster, Ohio, April IL, iale. %
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Carriage Making.
April %, ls4S

der All uescTlptlonE
Of BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS CARRIAGES. &c.
Several one aud two horse Buggies and Rock.
aways now on hand and for sale low.
Repairing done. Buggies repainted. &c. at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms. WRIGHT & MCCALL
Lancaster, April2l, 1919. 5o-3mo.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

Fashionable TAILORs and CLOTHIERs'
SHOP-One Door East of Reber S Kutz'
Store. good fit warranted in all cases.
Lancaster, April 28, l843 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05
MAMMOTH SEA SHE'LL;
OR, THE LEVIATHAN CHARIOT

The most magnificent Band Carriage ever seen in The
Heslern HOrld which i'll contain powerful Band Of
Music which account Of its Strength and Talent has
Oif nj red he datariu0 Irt0v of ha
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Bank stock for sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Supreme Court Of
ID Fairfield County, Ohio, in the case of VIII
liam King and Flora Deshler and others, gs. Jacob
Beck, Administrator Of C, King, deceased, and
others, the undersigned as Special Master Com
missioner, will expose 10 sale by public vendue
at the Court House Door in said county, on
Saturday the 1O,h day OF June, Is4s,
between the hours OF 10 o'clockA NJ and 4, P NJ.
THIRTY-SIX SHARES, fully paid up, of the Ca.
pital Stock of the Lancaster Ohio Bank--of which
Shares TpentyJfUe stand on the Books of said
Bank, in the name of William King. now deceas-
ed, and Eieven in the name ofthe late firm of w.
& c. King.
Terms Of sale, Cash in hand
JACOB BECK, Special
Master Commisstoner.
May 4, l848 5w52
ALSO-At the same time and place the under.
signed as Administrator of the Estate of Christian
King, deceased will expose to sale to the highest
bidder for cash, FOURTEEN SHARES of the ca
pital Stock in said Lancaster Ohio Bank, standing
on the Books Of said Bank in the name of Christ
ian King JACOB BECK, Admtor
Of G. King, deceased, tOith he VII annerec
May 5, 1913. 5w52 pf SO
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MT MATCTLF S..10O Gross Matches, war
lN1 ranted to be good, just received and for
sale by BURY & BECK.
Lancaster, May 5. 1913. 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

GULF HUR--2OO lbs. fl. Sulphur aud 400
- lbs Birthstone in Rolls just received and for
sale by BURY s. BECK.
Lancaster, May 5, 1885, so.
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IN LANCASTER, THURSDAY. MAY 1Ith.
to commence at p and u o'clock, precisely.
ADMISSION ONLY 15 CENTS.

On the morning Of the day Of exhibition, The innumera
hle and brilliant train Of beautiful and highly trained
Horses and and magnificent Carriages with gOr.eoUi
and gerng harness and lrappngs to match, will I've her
aided in grand tumpha procession through the principal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

CAMPHc R--1o0 lbs. Camphor, just re
Y J ceved and Tor sale by
BURY s. BECK.
Lancaster, May S, 1917. So.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

UININ E--20O OF. Sulph. Of Quinine
" just received and for sale by
BURY & BECK.
Lancaster May s. 1913. 50.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

TNAWTLY GROCERIES, Such as Cof
fee, Rice, Mnasses, Chocolate, Teas, Loaf
and N. O. Sugar. &c, all of the very finest quail
ties, just received and for sale by
BURY & BECK.
Lancaster, May S, 1843. 50.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

.NLASSWART--1OO Half Boxes best
" Pittsburgh Window Glass 81 and 1912.
90 doz Pint Flasks, 40 doz. Tumblers pint and
hafpnt. Just received and for sale by
BURY & BECK.
P. S. Also expecting daily 60 Boxes Glassware
principally consisting Of shop furniture Tor Physi
clans.
Lancaster, May 5. 1913. SO.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-05

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Fredercka Scheidt. Admins
tratlix, &c. OF Henry S.
Scheidt, deceased.
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s 3 3. D O!
$l4,OOOM 10 Of So, ,OOO!!!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For Endowing the Leesburg Academg and for
other purposes.
CLASS No. 90, FOR 1948.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, May 20, l84a
70 Number Louery--I3 Drawn Ballots.

29,705 Prizes, Amounting to $780, 200
Tickets $l0-Shares IN proportion.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23
GENTS CLOTnlyG AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

rrb 10 2lqay English Wkcoh
hcl. sd
- lnglsh a"d Scotch
uok, do Hk aud white flushing and p
fcprb pNrfmr cloth, light French
fam 800 English
ndllnr and
STRING AND uMMER rlic hck
london dfc
Noiaf black ard oh
DO Brown
lrft, white drl
dh-fncy
mfuen plaid and ntcI gnhon spnug "cal "oo
4 u.
Standing Pd satin Gsarl t4a Blue 9l black
Mlr'ts ty
r7qrHing Hauhs
nndrfEiHr nen shuts
tcs hucbcict and
do cotton, white and brown drilling
drawers s,ckc nn mixed rik
Handkeroefl yellow btuituu. aud cold
snd'r oavai and S'o0' Black
BID fnd close
lddH b Eualt
aud
Nard and Monterey
r. boy mi Panama palato hate caps Rough
~, dgEdP l fine morocco gd cl&
do calf thick kpi light
/ -
hn cI ties win ol bottom.
dehg
urand phror.
nd,s
do slippers; ondood E tPd sH bronze l lene
bskm; Misses call
and dbe doe quarters
ptrhcI qualities; boys ehdIen biz and t"e D
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23
FANCY AND sTAPLE GOODS,


"rn dn e'nda ATTN eusmer valencia and Maee ,nsa a aud a
opn
P adN aud white Ehioa Fian rich PLAIN pa aud striped
IS
aHia
uru
@ aud l
"a alura cold
rid Italian
gnf n1 'n aud eelsa iaGo ee a9 cloth @ sa furniture ,s canvas pad
Poand paa keya d easecn saoa" b ui .rhe
dae
threads ksN linen ND sun los eaa % = a. IS aud ibdtk
81, u aad l2 ftHs
Negro elehN'usK a ffzas i Alabama aRreF at
taoiin
au ms aHustrs
Transparent Window shadea Of oil aud ta gothic
viula afst frrrH, IaIsf. A.
lands
"a
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23
Washington Vale and
Female Seminary.

THE Trustees arr happy to announce, thai lls
exercises in thr Female department o'lh.s In.
sliiulion. will b. resumed ~ the "a Monday o
september nrai, under the fIi,cNifuH nl 5 l.
sLcr. 4 N aided by oomprirui and rA Aprrencrd
tesehrfs IN rytI1 department
They cauf Irul'y Trust that their elTlHs 10 ~.
iabli,h fym,b Institute OF 'iperioi o'Jnr, w,.l
be sustained by the liberal patronage Of Ihg com.
munity
The Faculty will consist Of
:. H. SL,cE. A. NJ, President
Mrs. y t. Dow, Goysnirss
M. g. = 81 itCR, Ouanrnif' dept
NIss M,r G. SNirH dn, dh
The ,sfms pet session Of 2 weeks, payable hall
IN advance, ~ lolowG
Tuition, $50
rrcuch. Spanish. Italian, aud Latin,
each, extra, 10
Drawing and Painting 10
Murc-Pnuo, Harp, Guitar, each 30
uIlfdus everything muludrd) ~
y, order Of the Board.
n =. POlNDENTER, rrs'L
: Y SkNrln', Scr.
Washington, Aug I'd, lsis.tt
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23
Il A RlDAg A R L.

80 nttek-uruss and aa3 ba = - sad II
VI sles plates riss hand hammer files
gaa asas and mateas o aal and .t f3E aai ils s h md
ai f boastt ai axes e5 Is "~ w. fasa1fs5 aaarf ~ RI
handles a. punches l, aud % peg.
bas ptaaea hinge, up hinges
"5.. faa $ Ss 5 a- ' al a',s qiia .ra. and
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