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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

ENGLISH RAILROADS.&C. late Parliamentary re-
turn exhibits the number of passengers, and also
the number Of casualties the railroads Of the
United during the two first quarters Of the
present year From this report 1t appears that out OF
gross total number of 20 800 92 passengers carried
various railways in Great Britain and Ireland
during the half year ending the 30th Of june ls4s 70
persons were killed. and 90 injured by accidents
careful and minute analysis Of these statistics, shows
passengers killed and go injured from causes beyond
their own control passengers killed and injured,
owing to their own misconduct or want OF caution
servants of companies contractors killed, and Ia In
jured from causes beyond their own control 81 SER
wants of companies Of contractors killed, and Is in
jured owing to their misconduct or want Of eau
ton IS trespasers and other persons (neither pas
sensers nor servants) killed. and injured by i'm
properly crossing standing on the railway person
run over and killed 1t crossing, through the mscon-
duet Of engine driver. and l suicide The vic.
tins Of these accidents either over, knocked
scalded or killed by contact with bridges, co. COLI
sinna q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

Mr. Russell, free soil whig, recently spoke at Q
public meeting at Cleveland, Ohio and in the course
his remarks he rdculed the idea Of Tayors Gerry
ing Ohio and appealed to wings, If they would defeat
the northern locofoco Cass, in Ohio, to turn in and
give the State to Van Buren,. He believed Van Buren,
would carry New York all opposition and referred
to the changed tone of the Taylor papers in that State
SIM e the nomination, to prove 1t. lie said the whg
party was in the predicament of once unfortunate
coon The coon had selected hollow stump, and
made in it his nest for the approaching storms Of win
ter at great pains, with straw, leaves, &c But one
day on his return he looked down into his nest from
the top and what should be in 1t but that other ANIMAL
called a skunk. The coon hailed the skunk "How
came you in there ?" The skunk answered, Because
| am" "Well," says the coon, "get out, then"
"Sban do II" says the skunk "But you will; 1t Is
my bouse," said MIR. Coon 81 won't-for it's mine,"
coen. "Me. am coon,o replied the skunk. "You q
% said the COON why you talk like coon,
you don't act like look like coon, and
hang NE, &c yos smell like a COON" So added Mr..
Russell. wings may say Of the man foisted for his
availability upon the national ticket Of the whig party,
its candidate for President, in reply to those who
claim Taylor, as Wilmot proviso man, and opposed
.he don't talk like Wilmot proviso man, he don't
act like Wilmot proviso man, he don't look like
Wilmot provifo man, and well be hanged II he Is q
Wilmot proviso man"
GEN. CAss AS A PIONEER.
We have heard Gen. Cas- in the Senate, repeatedly
refer 70 his early pioneering explorations In the West
and the democratic papers speak Of his having descend
Heukese says that this was the way in which It
done -
4" when Gen, Cass, many years ago, made his voyage
In skin down The Mississippi he had large chair
placed In q skin with four strong men to prope It.
When he to some shoal water near Glsna, where
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
LOTTERIES.
StralaDlf1a Office


~ MoND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. sTRATTON's the man.
Drawing OF Memorabilia No. IS, July 81:
q % 10 AZ II SO 60 2 As ~ 5 81.
Ticket, Nos As SO II, prize Of $3.50 boh
10. 81 SO, do. 100 sold
and paid by sTRATToN.
Drawing OF Leesburg No. 35, July %:
IL A IS So I3 4s Is 81 ii IA 63 80 AZ 40 I6 81.
Whole, Nos. 10 ii "A, prize OF $40, sold
and paid by sTRATToN.
se'1 @sy c'me'-ss,ooo sold and nail!
Dtawn Nos. of Delaware No. 40. JuIv 10.
81 IL IS So II IS 81 so 3 2t Gn ~
Ticket, Nos. 81 so, Capital of ss ooo cola
ana paid TO working man OF This civ nv
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery Sc. INV os.
20 % 63 81 80 is 27 42 s. As 10 20
Hall, Nos: 20 45 g. a prize of 25o do dol
s0''' anu %n PAU ~ STRATToN.
$1,000 DOLLARS! SOM nor7,n.,
5,uuo seoo a477, of 1000 &c. - W os "a
. aC!19 npOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS,
ooo oon "a SUSSEX, Extra M IN c,ni,,,s.4e.
ba,ys sG Z" ooo, &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn Tckes e.
naiVes oo Cts; quarters Is cts. "'a"" ii'ke's u;
5oooo DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARsl
Virginia eesburg Lottery, Glass No 81, for ls4s, To
s ra alexandria, on Saturday, the aylh July
u.uWn numbers In each package of d Tickets
Magnihcent Scheme: $50 600, 1000 10 600 s 600
souu, aooo $500, So of 1000, &C. Tickets SlU halves
orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single ilckets IN 1.-THE Lotteries will be promptly al
tended to- and drawings sent when requested Please
ADDRESS orders TO N. STRATTOH
July % Richmond ",
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

IN Observation-Disclosures Rules he'd in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanc.y for Cumberland county, the 10Th day OF
June, lsf8:
George Oakley, Elizabeth Oakley and Richard Oak
ley infant children Of John Oakley, deceased who sue
by Richard L. HudsOn their next friend, Plaintiffs:
against
Thomas Anderson and Palsey his wife, formerly Oak.
ley, Peachy Cruize and Mary Ann his wife, formerly
Oakley, Marcus Miles, Martha Tyree, John Tyree,
Megard Tyrec, Charles ]. Goodman, Committee of
Rhoda Oakley deceased, AMI William Montague, She.
riff of Cumberland county, and such Administrator
of Rhoda Oakley, deceased, Defendants.
The defendants, Peachy Cruze and Mary Ann his
wife, and John Tyree not having entered their appear
and given security, according to the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court and il appearing by
sactory evidence that they not inhabitants of This
Commonwealth, it is Ordered, that the said defend.
do appear here the first day of The next August
term, and answer the bill Of the palnls and that
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in
paper published in the city of Richmond for two months
successfully and posted al the front door of the Court
house of this county. Copy. Tesle,
June i3-cw2m d. u. WOODSON, D. C.
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L. a IN bert,s once

On fourteenth Street, under the ErehGnge Hotel.
'1'HoMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his frirnds
and the public In general, that he has commenced
the business OF Lottery Broker in the Office Ton li
street underline Exchange fotel,) formerly occupied
oy D. NJ. lioyt, and recently by L. Is. Pendleton.
Drawing OF Sussex Lottery, Extra CT July %:
"A 50 SO 40 AZ 81 46 4 so 43 "a II.
Ticker, a as "a, one OF The CAPITALS, sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawing OF Leesburg Lottery, 35, July %:
II a. 10 81 Is IS Is 64 Al IL G3 so Al 40 IL 81.
Ticket, 50 AZ 10, small prize OF 10 dollars
returned.
Drawing of The Mononealia Lottery Glass 81:
IS G6 "a 23 81 81 IA 81 577l6.
Ticket, Nos. , ID 49, prize Of lOoO dollars
sold BY LAMBERT.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Mononsalia Lottery. Class
No. 81. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 1900, &c. 7s Nos
IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters /.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. TO- $4,000 CAM
tai rs Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets Sl halves so cents;
quarters IS C.
Saturday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al O'Clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
AaNIrIcEST SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. 81 to be
drawn at Alexandria. Capitals: S50,0O0 %, 400 10,
600, &c. IS Nos, I2 drawn. Tickets SlO-snares in
proportion.
py- Orders FOR packages, certificates OF packages.
single tickets shares in the above in any Of aa
ry & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which the.e ar. drawings
Will eceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately 10 distant advcntnrrrs
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3 Exchange Place, Richmond, va
% Rscollect No. 3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More." July 81
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VALUABLE LAND For sAI,E

WILL be- sold 10 the highest bidder. on TUESDAY
the 18th day OF August, lsis, If fair, II not the
hrst tar day thereafter Sundays excepted. the Trac,
OF Land on which Henry ~. Burnley deceased re.
sided wing IN lhr lower end OF Louisa, on the r. ed
leading lro LOUISA Count house 10 hichinond, ahuut
u miles from the former and IS from the latter, con-
lalnln. aboni 6Du Tire irart lies well has SUI
hcrnt quantity Of TIMBER, Is well difchrd auG IN every
way IN good farming condition. The improvemen It's
are good, consisting al Two story brick building con-
iaining SIX good rooms besides basement. rooms con
vrnrht office IN The yard barns, and ali other
~ buildings, and IL Well watered. The land will be
sold together or III two parcels, 10 suit purchasers.
~ The same time and place, Will be sold another
Tract, lying about twO mics North al the home tract
containing about SO about onethird Of which Is
~ woods and heavily tinbered, and good portion Of
thr cleared land Is rrS and produces remarkably well
lis wei adapted "a clover, aud snail rain.
lhere Is IN the home tract about thir, Of excel
lent meadow land. more minute description con
-inr'eu unnecessary n persons wishing 10 purchase
VIII view tie premises, which VIII he shown By Mr..
Herring, the overseer.
Inc terms, winch viii be very accommodating, Will
be made known on the day Of safe.
SAMUEL G. BURNLEY,
Executor Of Henry NJ. Burnley, deceased.
july ls-C2awtds
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Chief Engineer Il the J. X s Is. 20.
Richmond, july lItl, lsl9.-dSc2aw6w
THE HuGuENoT WHITE SULPHUR

AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
rIlIIS agreeable summer retreat IL again ntn 10 VI
l S0rs. The virtue Of the waters IN ln'lgoraihG
the Frame aud in restorin. health, where tne
stronger OF other sections had been trrh ~
yai;. has now been sufficiently tested by the exptn.
enc. of one season. am, therefore, justified IN be-
sueakIng them the favor Of the public, ana
~ of nvaids whose systems require indcr ihnurhCe
than the mountain breeze and hlrsher waters nl Nes
ern Virginia are found In exert. -
Since the Ia season. important improvements INV
been made-smoath and shady walks, and Level foans
throu Oh the ample forest grounds attached 10 ''e
Snrinr. invite the romantic and the lovers oil ruTa'
exerrses and, for those whose quest Is rrcIea''oh
more than health musical band, fine AIRY hali rooh'
bathing apartments, bowling alleys and al ths GUS
ton,ary resources Of pleasure aud ann5emrhl, nase
heen provided. In short, effort or expense mas oeth
shared 10 supply whatever might contribute tolhe COM
fort or enjoyment Of the guests.
The establishment is mainly under the management
of The same attentive and ohiigng snIerhehuehls,
male and female, whose efforts To iease sisc ,".n ~
tisaction the a, season and "A sha resine ~ lhe
Snrnrs il viii be nv cnieavor. by general suPct'-
sion To aid in securing the great ends oi Eeath 10 'f
sick and pleasure 10 the healthy.
The Hurue not Springs On the trcr raad, IN row
h,ion near aanakn Town Ferry, about seventeen
LII. ahove Richmond. Fro. that CITY packet boat,
,i,.d nm expressly for the purpose with separate apart
IN. n,r Jadrs children and invalds viii take VISIT
s IN The Ferry Sixteen mlles) whence line ~ Coaeh-
>. viii carry Them IL The Springs Inc boat VIII ta'e
~. rn,er nj II Tie Basin on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and sn,rrdors a. o'clock, NJ. returning on Mon
go wrdne DAYS and rasys II O'clock, a. NJ
Fare 81 d. ,; ,o,h c.,.,,.o,. e2n
rsp ,,,"n,S: SlO per week; 81 SO per day Children
na servants ha!i price. Horses $40 per month"; So Cts
~ ~. z. W. KOYSTER,
- President lIugucnDt Springs Company.
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ruRLEY's OFFICE, No. lOa East MAR

ITURLEYS OFFICE, No. l0i East Main
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, Try again.
Drawing of sussex Co. Lottery, Elk, 81, July 8
81 SO % IS IA So SIS 81 So "a.
Halt Ticket, Nos. IA "a 81, Capital, sold
end paid BY HURLEY:
Drawn Nos. Leesburs Lottery, Class d. June 81:
Is so 45 10 40 ~ 6 16 IA 80 30 As &c.
Ticket Nos. 10 50 81, prize Of 100 dollars,
sold and paid by HURLEY.
D,a~ins OF SUSSEX, Extra, Glass 81, July %:
"a 80 So 40 AZ 81 As 4 so 43 Al Il.
Ticket, 40 AZ 46} Two more Capitals, sold
Do. 40 43 46 by HURLEY.
To-day [Fridayl-Virginia Monongalia Lot.
,ery Glass 81. IL Nos. IA drawn. Splendid
scheme Capitals: $1,000 dollars, 5000, 5000,
2,417, 5 OF 1000, &c. Tickets t-shares in pro-
ton.
salurday-500OO dollars. Tickets 10.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Glass Al:
So 80 76 46 AS SO l6 Do 90 40 AZ "a
HURLEY will sell the risk on package OF
quarters in the "Small Fry" Tor this week. Ca
pilal 1000 dollars, tor The small sum OF % 10.
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
P. S-Orders for Packages, Certificates Of
Packages, Single Tickets or Shares promptly al
tended 10, and an account Of the drawings sent TO
any part of the United States, tree of postage
Please address
n. B. Hurley pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his office, and sends The drawings TO his cor
respondents as soon as they are received.
July %
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A SITuaT,oy as TEACHER WANTED

A SITUATION AS TEACHER wan VI FL ~.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who Is native OF VIZ
"A GINA and graduate OF highly rcsnectabe college
and who nronosps to devote himself to the Instruction ~
youth, wishes to obtain enp'oy hont rIlheI W ,;n
family or a. an assistant in some Literary Institution,
or In lake charge OF n small school, moderate saafy
would be accented for the first year. II The location anu
other things are desirable. particularly II theIe p1
pect OF more liberal compensation aiirIwarus NC
very hest testimonials VIII be furnished, o"'n 10 =,
ANY cnmmnnIcauons IN the subject, addressed te W
B. Little Plymouth, King & Queen county Vs.
VIII be promptly attended ". july -
A FARM IN HENRICO FOR SALE ;,
WILL he sold ,n,na biggest bidder, m ] hohSphi
w the i1,h DIV ri Angus, lsis, upon the rresrs'
Al 10 o,c,oct he oubc auction, III. Land belonging
the estate Of Php Fray-er, deceased, yin. IN .e oso
er end of IIeprco county, containing iio"l ~ "
acres. adjoining the lands of Turkey lslana, VI. '
II. mctert and Others ana i'l =, email er
mari of The finest quality can be Obtained az siI ~,
nense and 10 also very convenient to Irist 'i,l'
BLACKSMITH sbop and Church, and WITHIN 10 "i''''
OF the city Of Richmond, -, !. .u od,,,sd 10 the
c,ow,b If rorn wheat oats and clover consue y,
portion Of which Is now wen se' III s,o I'D yrs ran
having hren sown for more than Ten years ana VIC
,ruIv sav thai there Is place better acapleo 70
Tho 4.al,ing House has six rooms, and, with se.,
l;,tls .Inanse Gould be made very comfortable u
ara .l,o, cood frame Kitchen, a new Corn house 80,
Bile. and a very good Dairy, with other necessary VS.
TERMs-one.third cash, the balance In Two eqa Y,
nnnsI in,,aIm.nts tho purchaser giving oono -
dead If trus, upon the land may be agreed upon ''
the day Of sale. ,u.,:.,, oct, ia done for a
d,yj.,on among the legatees, neither OF whom ~'
e U.s., |. Nd THoS. J. BLAKE, Executor, ana
maAe o'' las. w. BINFoRD, Guardian.
July 23-cs!s
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FALL SESSION OF
Randolph Macon College


rs,IIE Fan session III dis institution will Commence
1 on "Wednesday the 9Th OF August Isis. The ire
paraiory Schools at Ridreway and Carey sburs ~ T. .
wil opru on the i,b Monday in JAW
FACULTY Of cuLLgoE
WA SMITH, ID. D., President and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy
guages. .
EZEKIEL. A. BLANCH, 4. ~, Professor If pure
ard apnii-d Mathematics
Rev T. f. DEEMS, A. NJ. Profess of Experiment
,,I ssierrcs
Ianrna.es and Mathematics
curry ,r rur Nrn,rIr pyp.pTNy.r
= ,IS.ar, roo :, n n r,o...,..
!. IT 49, -. ~ - !, :. - -, -, $50.
o me rnnr,p!es ahn tIi'uo' % 'ie"''''e an" '"'se
ny, ana {" na,n.I1, ''e''ss' !, = ,,
I. DE NJ w. =. ", - - i'''','' = ''''''
-, Professor OF incfapsuUt' ah' ~" -
Children.
PRINCIPALS uf PREPARATORY sChoSLN.
WM. 7. DAVIS, Principal 81 tns Preparatory Schoo!
n College
CHARLES u. sIbAKi, =, VI. inh.iEii ~ lie tlo
pasaiory scha0iat Carey sbnrs, Snfih Carolina
WILLIAM &. BDuB, a ~, frincipaI ol the RE
paratory Schoo al KIdsway, .,ofh Iaiutha
Tie Collegiate year y uiVIaeu mo wv IS
The first begins weeks ai'er ana the second y weeks
ne.o,s' ~. !, - mnor,an Inn, thew b. IN attend.
10 rHlei ,o''o-e, - - :. ~ '''. -, .,...' :,
that time may place the student under disadvantages
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
EfAl. ASEH.

THAT valuable Farm known az "POOR JACK,
lying in thr county OF W-stinoreland anu lmmedi'
atrly on the Potomac river, about one hundred miles
below the city Of Washington IL contains, ty re-
cent survey. 3Gi acres il beautifully situated con
maniing line view OF The Potomac, al its widest part,
for more than twenty miles, and the quality Of the land
will compare favo,ahy with any other in that vicinity
The great abundance of Indian bank mari and creek
grass on premises afford facilities for improvement
rarely met with. The hes; "t fish, oysters ana Wild
fowl may he obtained there win as lts trouble as any
where in the tide wafer country.
II not disposed Of before the fourth Monday in Au
gust il VIII that day be offered ii phl;. sale al The
Cont house For turtle. Information. address
". A. SPENCE, In,
North End P. o., Mathews county, Va.
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'E'D Contractors.

PROPOSALS will b. received 1T tie Office Of Tx
i lanes River K Kanawha C,mnlDy, in Richmond
Tor lhc connection between the Basn At Richmond
and the Richmond Duck. Tins work viii n,lst o
three locks Of Is feet I'M and one 81 10 FEE, t-ihter
mediate canals for an aggregate distance If about hall
mile with such cuvert-, walls, wastes street bridges
&C. az shall he nrcrssary-and stone dam across
James River, in The Fails, al Richmond
This work viii be paid Tor in bonds Of the Company
10 br issued under authority Of an act of Legislature
running twenty-five yeas, bearing per cent interest
PAYABLE semi annually, and secured by the net revenue
of the Richmond Dock.
Besides the usual reservation Of 30 per cent on INT
monthly estimates the contractor or contractors WI
he required TO give ample security, satisfactory to t'
Board Of Directors, for the complexion Of the worK a
the times md in the manner specified in the contracts
Plans Of the above works viii be- exhibited, aud spr
ccaions thereof delivered Ia contractors, Al the Com
cany's Office in Richmond.
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$3.50 REV ARD.

y AN AWAY from the subscriber whilst on visit
~ u the city of Richmond on Tuesda mo ming, Ju.
ly ai.i my Negro, named CREED-a YER likely mulat
TO- 81 or y years of age feet or nnes high, full
round face, good teeth and Thin beard ogoaee around
his chin-has no marks or visible. lie had on
when he lrit dark linen coat or roundabout, which
comes low down on The hips, white vst, with metal
buttons. checked cashmere pants clCh cap or pana
ma hat, and took with him lot Of othe good clothing
IL - expected he will change his name mi clothing, ~
order to make his escape Tree state, bn u
supposed he Is ii present either in the ely OF Richmond
or The city of Norfolk, In both Of which places he mas
relations.
The above reward will he paid for his apprehension
and delivery 10 Il. Dickinson Bro.ler, OF the rty
Of Richmond, To myself, in The town oil lynchbnrr,
II taken out Of the State Of Virginia, $50 and all rea
sonable eIpentes, IL taken In the State virginia
JuIv IA d6tE RI SETH tOOuROOF.
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EDUCATION.
QsssEersaax IL. Li,.mani

a
NE NEXT annual sessoa cc the University VIII ccn,.
, !, m'Hce M me Isl October, and CONTINUE without
interruption ln,ii HE 29.a June III. FdruIrv !, com.
| posed a. follows:
GESsSER HARRISON, NJ. D., Professor q. Ancien,
| Languages.
81. scHET.E De WERE, l.. l.. u Professor or No.
drrn Languages
EDWARD ii. couR1ENaY, l.. l.. u, Professor Of
! Mathematics.
| Mr.. WA B. ROGERS p,oiessnr Of Material Phi!osc.
ply.
HoGERT f. ROGERS. Il. D., Ptofes scr Of ci.rmis
try aud Natsria N.iicu.
JAMES /" CAEELL, y. D., Professor q Anatomy
and |arse,y.
HEsRY HOWARD. IT. D.. Professor OF Medicine.
WM. H. McGEffEi, H. d. and l.. l.. u, Professor
of Moral Philosophy.
Mr. JOHN n. MINOR Professor Of Law.
To h. admitted into the University, The student must
be sixteen Years Of age but the Faculty authorized
70 dispense with this Iequisi,iun In the case OF appca
tion Tor admission by tYo brothers, one oi whom may
be under The are of sixteen
II The applicant for admission has been student nj
any nhrr Incorporated Seminary he cannot be received
into the University unless he produces certificate
from such Seminary, ether satisfactory evidence, Ia
tBt Faculty, with Tcspec To his genera GOOD conduct
Ire Want necessary expril-rs, exclusive ol clohes
BOOKS Hni packet money are estimated rs follows:
Boarc, including furniture and attendance, for nine
months, 500
Fees-ii single Professor bs attended. $50; II
two, $50 for each; If three more S25 rach-say IS
Fuel and candles, IL be furnished BY The Proctor
al cost and per cent. commssioi-estimard, if
only one student in tie dormlOfy, al $40, If twon
the same room, 1T Is
Rent Of an entire dormtory, $40, for half, foccu
pied by t~o students, &
Use OF Library and Public Rooms, IL
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
~ BUCKINGHAM, VA.

THE Fall session Of this Institution viii commence
on the 25th July, under the care Of the following
Faculty:
Rev. J. c. Blackwell A. NJ, President and Professor
OF Ethics, Mathematics and Naur,l Science.
Mrs. Mary Blackwell, Assistant In this department.
Or. John Scamme Professor Of Modern Ian .uages
and Music.
Mrs. NJ H. Schmme Assistant in this Department.
RATES Of Expenses:
Board, per session of i've months, including lights, u
FL, washing, room rent. &c, $50 20
Tuition in English and Classical course - OF
= French, 5 no
Music on Piann Guitar. 20 20
Printing, Drawing and Needle Work, 5 &c
Making just $50 for a young lady In the highest
class and learning every branch taught in The Institute
One hall Of the above payable in advance the other
hail n THE end Of The term.
JOHN c. BLACKWELL.
". B.-My carriage will meet any young lady who
will inform me beforehand Of the time 81 her arrival al
New Canton, On James River Canal.
Address John {. Blackwell, Gravel Hill, Euckinc-
ham, Va. July 2i-r5t
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lasfsEHaI Aale at a,.,cls

NEAR DELAWARE CITY, DELAWARE.
{ LAYTON b. REYBoLD bess to inform the pul,
nc, THAT he WIN offer for unres1rvrd sale al aue~
non, on WEDSEN3AY, August ed Isas
ahont TWENTY-FIVE LoNG-WOGLED NEW OK
FuRbSlllRE fEiRLlNG BUCKS which he believes
superior all pants To those disposed OF az his former
sale. ~
The subscriber wond also remind The public, that ons
OF his Oalordshire Bucks aged four wears and weigh
hg three hundred and syIy- pounds took The III q
p.'ie Tor The hes, Longwoled sheep II the Saratoga
Needing. IN the Fall o.! li7, and that the said Sheep
Is Inc hrs oi The Bucks Intended FOR sale.
=. D. REYBOLD viii be pleased To see any gentle
man Who VIII favor him with his company.
9ry Sale 10 commence NJ O'Clock.
Marsh Noun. Jnnr 20. lsis-rIlsfAnr