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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

4 Jusr DrcINoN. Judge Patton. of the
PittShure criminal court, has decided that
when man becomes an habitnal drunkard,
after taking an apprentice, the fact gives
the latter a legal and sufficient claim to re-
lease,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

Some person asked Charles Fox what
was the meaning Of n paragraph in the
Psalms. Gle clothed himself with cursing,
as with garment" sit is clear enough,"
said Fox, "lhc man had a habit Of swear.
nr.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

Gcrrit Smith, of New York, has sent to
the editor of the Boston Chronotype. 800
towards fund for the defence of the Cap
tain and two men of the New Jersey SIoop
that carried or the slaves from Washington,
and says he will pay more if necessary
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

THE GES. SnIELrs We Gud the sub.
joined in the Peoria Press. Tie packet al
ludcd to is a line Joai, but so well got up
that we are not surprised at the mistake Of
ourcontomporary. Shcisowucd by orr en-.
tcrprsing fellow towu>man, Maj. Ryan, and
is now lying at our wharf.
irrjrgl LrirGOrGWGrU-Th Line aud
Packet Canal Boat Gen Shields Cant.
\. L. Reed, arrived here on Monday last
from Rochester, \. y, ria Buffalo, Eric,
Beaver, aud the Ohio, Mississippi aud Nh.
noS rivers. When she reaches Chicago she
will have Travelled over about 1000 miles.
This we presume is the greatest distance
ever ran by canal boat since the discovery
OF the "ragin' kanawln The Gen. Shields
will run as regular Packet GA the Illinois
and Michigan canal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

BuRrAu CovNrY.-Wc are happy to learn
that the difficulties that have so long exist.
ed between portions of the democratic par.
ty Of Bureau county have been healed, \
convention has been held and both the
set, Of delegates that had previously been
appointed to the congressional convention
have been thrown overheard, aud new set
appointed. y county ticket was also nom.
mated which gives satisfaction to the whole
party, and will receive its undivided sup.
! port.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

WIZ CorNrv CoNyrNTIoN.-Nc learn
jus; a. VIZ ale goius to press, that tie demo
cratic convention Of WIZ county, which met
on Wednesday, instructed the delegation
to the congressional convention from that
county TO support John Wentworth, and
passed resolutions IN favor ,i free Territory
10y large majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
Nor bern Juiicial District.

AS there is no committee or other regular
authority in existence for calling conyrn-
ton to nominate a candidate for supreme
Judge Tor this district, we presume there is
no other way Of getting at the time and
place for holding such convention than for
the di.lercn, counties, in their meetings and
conventions, TO fall in with whatever re-
commentator may first be made 10 which
ihcre is no obvious objection. Such recon-
mcndalion we take it that recently made in
Osle county, where the 22d Of June was
suggested as the time, and Ottawa the
place, for holding the convention. Tie de-
inocrats OF Bureau, we afc informed, have
adopted this suggestion, aud appointed their
delegates; and we have no doubt the sug
SeSiion will be cUncurred in here also, by
our county convention which is about tt
meet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

Taylor stock is still on the rise among
the wings
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

The GruwLy County Circuit, Court meet,
at Morris on the 18th Of June next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

We We're surprised to find, yesterday, how
many little bird, have fallen victims 10 Nh
Crutchctt's large lantern Oh the dome of the
Capitol, and to the wires that supper, IT,
W. understand thatugar fifty Jcaui.u.J.a
Vt different sorts. and Of varou, plGmagc,
were found dead yesterday morning. Start
eel mp 90 the night from their rc>tn--placcs
90 the square, they are probably drawn 20
the light and dash themselves 10 death a.
sala,t he lantern OF the wires u Gsh. q.
How HEY INCErh>E IHE PuTJLhTIoN rs
pINN>NL}ASIA.- Hon. Mr., Sauerkma,
made a speech a, Harrisburg, the other day,
on the bill, for making several new couunc,
which wa, short aud sweet, and exact, to
the purpose. The honorable gentleman
said:
"AI,,,T Sbca-cr: ! i,h in varor Of H..
pill, uut all oder pin, Vpr iu-rca>hin de
uumper Of counties ju dc ziaar. ash ding,
il 18Th do pest way to INCREASE dc bobUla;iou.
| VOTES yaw. den, Mister Sbeagcr.'
This "Duct and eloquent >pcech,' it j.,
scarcely necessary toadd wa, received with
shut, of applause, amid which, the Hon. Nh.
Salcrl,raut, Of old B'rle, took bis sea-;
calmly, as if he hal made only an culinary
effort.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

TaEErgHg yg NLaaA,>h.-.Iac follow
ing are the Jo.ndlur, the proposed terri
tory rgN,lra,Aa, d, laid down ia the u., iu-
;guLuced Jy Judge Douglass:
Accommodating at a point in the Mjssonr.
river, where the tort.ula paga..c!oiuoru lat
itude crosses said river; thence following up
the main channel Of said river 10 the forty
third parallel of north latitude; thence west
ou said parallel 30 the summit of the Rocky
Mountains, thence due south 10 the tor,ie,u
parallel of north la,.gLe; thence east On
said parallel to the place Of beginning
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

nrAruiy THE LOAF .-Tur GUAuANJrr,
~ EHroU, ~ isthc startling introduction
Of a .ort Of tabular p!acard just rut forth by
one Mr., J. W. fudge, of New York, pur.
porting to demonstrate the imminent dan.
ger Of eating a large proportion Of farinace.
ouS food. His notion is, that old age is an
Justification Of the system; conqucntly, that
eating food containing a large proportion Of
phosphate lime Chat is, from grain, beans,
salt, Sc, tends to hasten death, while flesh
meats, most roots, fruits, &C., have an op-
poNite tendency.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

Erie BGpb.-Thc Gazette of,hc 18Th has
the following;
"The notes Of the Erie Bank are taken at
par by our merchants and business men gen.
orally. Every one here has confidence il
their ultimate redemption, and, therefore, a
general disposition is exhibited 20 hold on To
them for the present rather than Let them 90
at n sacrifice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

ia Irish PRr.-The Charleston Patriot
describes the Irish or Graphic Pike, aud
those who fvrullcct thc deadly results of IFS
Use IA former times 10y the Irish pcasaatrv
AMI reflect thItit has again been rrcommt H.
drd a> a superior implement to the gun.
may feel curious 60 know it> construction.
The >tJ,iof this formidable weapon is hinc
feet lcua and the blade # the pike one foot
more. TO the foot of the blade next the
stall il affixed a cross piece clifton tcmiua-
ting az one side ina hook and at the other in
heavy battle axe. So tina. the instrument
may hc used for cut,.lg down is wen as
iHrustiag.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

They have got one Of the greatest pri2e-
fighter, in Philadelphia, that We ever read
of Whenever he "SctS to- he has five
men to spit on his hands. He is brother
ofthc fellow that licked the thraNhiug ina
chine,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

"IMCEs IRON TRAvrtrRS."-A Mr..
Wiener has a communication in the Chica.
60 Tribune Of Tuesday with the above cap.
ton, il which he makes some grave state
ments against Capt. Woodruff, of the canal
packet "llllnoiS," accusing him of il.trcat-
mcnt Of passengers, Sc, SC. The whole
story is so unlike Capt. W., that without
showing more about it, we undertake TO
pronounce il grossly exaggerated if no, TO.
tally false. II is known that the Illinois
has been a iayorte boat with nearly all the
towns along the canal, and we are not with
on, suspicion that this story is more promp.
ted by spirit Of jcalosy than care for the
interest and comfort of the travelling public.
OPPOSITION Boar oE THE LAErS.-Thc
new aud staunch Steamer Superior. u.
Wilkinson, Master, has advertised that she
will run during the season between Buffalo
and Chicago in opposition 10 the Combina.
ton. She leaves Buffalo aud Chicago on
alternate Thursdays. Fare about s.
through, for cabin, and 81 for deck passcn.
gers. Combination prices $l2 and Sc.
The Superior is said to be equal TO the bcs,
oi lhc Combination boats.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

For FHir.r.L. A number a. German,
came up from the South by canal yr>tcr-
day fully armed and uu ,hrir way Oh Father
11', determined To help hcriu the ,'gr@-lc
Tor liberty. The generous tciloy, were M
vI".'H enthusiasm. and uuNjus, iu.lac COM
ing >t.a.c.- tI-rp Du0.rt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19
SELEC sc II O o l.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

I5ROM the Isi nf October next, there viii be, IN the
L City Of Richmond, in my family, and under my
asicts small Select School, for the education oi
Young Ladies.
The number will be limited 10 twevr-al 10 be mem
hers Of our family, and receive The same care moral.
w. regiously and nteilr ctualy a. our own chhren.
With an small number, special attention can Dr. gwen
IN each one both discplin. and instruction he render
ed mplete, and the pupil provided with the best sun
srutr for home. The affections III The neart wiz DC
cultivated less than thr faculties O tue Inhu' aiu
an effort will conscentiously be made 10 afford an ed-
cation at once systematic, thorough, liberal ana hhsn,
ed With this view, none Of the Accomplishments WIN
la nrrecsd or un!rrratsd, hut pains VIII be takcn 10
prrvent them from being merely SNOWY or nominal
NV own time and shall BE- devoted To my pro-
fos.on but will aid in inspiring love OF kho",euee,
In imparns general information and ~ giving ene's
IN all The of The family am the
These will he under the special charge OF 'is hiihor'
aided by the competent assistants anu roessos,
for " hose qualifications VIII be fespons'ole.
iris believed that such school VIII COMBINE Tue ah-
yanases of private and of public educao'i between
which the opinions nf The judcous are so much dyiheaI
Trnxs:-i,oard and Tuition IN all the fnei-h
panrhes for The scholastic year of ten months S2iU;
French Spanish, ltaan, Laiin, Greek &c. &C., each
an Music ON IN. Harp Piano and Guitar, each $50,
win small charge for The use o. ,I,es
P,yngSrs:-Une half IN advance, the remainder AZ
the middle OF The session.
RrrrRrscrs:-B. w. Leigh, Conway Robinson,
william maxwell. James Lyons, VIM. Il. mcfarland
and n h. Gwathney, Esqrs, Richmond; Reverend
Robert Ryiand President Richmond College; Wiam
Scott ESQ Ruthersl.n; Reverend DR.. McGuffey and
Professor j. b. Minor, University Of virginia. Judge
THOMPSON, and the Trustees Of the Virginia Female
institute Staunton; Hon. John Y Mason anu Lieut..
ME-. Maury. Washington; Bishops Meade and Johns
NJ Virginia; Bishop otey, and reverend F. g. smith,
PRINCIPAL OF the Female institute, olumha. Tennrs-
nee: Judge Duncan Ianisrnn Raleigh, North Cafoha
hon G,ds1en of South Carolina: Bishop Elliott OF
G,oreis; Bishop Cobhs of Alabama; Or. W. Newton
Mercer, Natchez, Mississippi; and Bishop Polk oil oui'
sinna. -. .,,as,.d . ;
oxcr az further important Information WIZ ne gwen
privately. D. D. "'''o"
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MERCHANDISE,
FRESH Fall and Winter
e. O O ID s

WE have received by the packets Pocahor,a, and
w Marietta Burr, from New York. a very iarsr AMI
chnjce assortment Of Goods adapted Ia FaiI sa,
chased with cash, and n great rrducti,n ,rn,n Ia,
wears prices They are now arranged and ofrr,.d =,
Wholesale and retail very cheap Tor c,sl Thr, ,r n,
part enumerated below
Extra super black ana assorted French and .usrjaan
Cl,Ihs
Extra super fa:cy cclorsd, plain striped aud plaid
Ca. 'meres
Twegds, Cloths, Ca,sinerts aud IIpr.kin.
Mrrinn cashmere Valrnlia and s,y,n.Io,., v,,
Plain and figured SILK, satin and velvet vestircs
superfine medium and low priced s,t,ners
Krnluckv Jeans; plain, twi!lrd and fulled K.,..,
Paid iS.rys TARTAN and d pa; Jerseys
Snprrfue, fine and low priced FIannels-aiI color.
Whitney rose. lwied and Duf!iI Blankets
Rrusselis three ply and ingram CaropIIn.
Ezra mrd,u,n and low priced Rnps md N,,s
Super mode colnred Cashmeres and French N.rin,,
silk striped brantine and chancrabls Iustr.s
Oregon Plads 1ampico Stripes and Madonna pIoids
Assorted coorrd silk striped and plaid sInoras
Mohar iS,.lres, Gala Plaids Miapess pni pa."'
Black Bomtazine, Barege and Mousselinr de Lane
Super no4Golosed and printed Cashmerrs aud
Mousselinrs
Crane. thihrt cashmere, Turkerie and nlaid ShawIs
Extn heavy Gro de Rhine and satin Shawls
Embroidered Needlework and tamboured Canes md
Collars
Tbibct mohair, cashmere and MorayIan I,oss
Ladies' aud misses silk, raw silk and cotton Hose
Silk Fringrs, Gmps, Cords. i,raids and Buttons
Grass cloth Victoria, MarseIes and corded Ski,ts
Rome, ran and assorted Ribands-all Widths
French English and American Prints and ciuphams
Thread and Lisle Laces, Edgings and lnsertinrs
Swiss. cambria and hobbin ditto-vrry cheap
Table Damask, Diaper, Napkins and Table Cloths
81 a. a. 1914 and IL linen and cotton Shrrtiny
Embroidered, hemstitched and tape bordered Hand
kerchiefs
LADIES' black and assorted colored Gloves and Mtts
"a, IA, Sd aud Ga brown and bIeached Domestlcs-
cheap
Cotton oznaburss, Bed Ticking and plaid Domestics,
with variety Of other Goods, which we are prepared
bNll hay ha.,,
:. s."-.. VALENTINE EKEED.s t0.,
Sent -c8t No. PIT, BROAD street, Shockoe Hill.
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TEE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
Straston,s Office,

No.5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Let the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, No. 4S, Sept 10:
q So AZ a. 81 81 SIS 81 Al ~ IL 63.
Ticket, Nos 81 A 81, prz. of 5000, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF SUSSEX, No. &c, Sept. IA:
20 So 81 SO 81 "a 10 So ID SO 4.
Hall, Nos 81 SO, prize OF $lOO, sold nd
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Mononsaia No. 81, Sept. Is:
"a Sc 81 SO AZ 40 IS SO 81 % So 81.
Ticket, Nos. 40 IS IA, ptiz: Of Sl0o, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, 81, Sept. l6:
l3 10 rs 6 Sc 81 : CT AZ % 81 "A 81.
Whole, Nos. 81 43 7O,/ Tnree more, sold
Hall, Nos. 10 % 81, and paid by
Hall, Nos. ID ST Ga, STRATroN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEh.
TUEsDAY-Lr.sburg. No. 81. Capitals: 100000,
of 5000. TAB, 10 Of 900, &C. rs Nos, ~ drawn
Tickets IS; halves 9 so; qrs. e5
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures No. 40. Captais:-$aa,-
O0U $4,000. quo, $780, OOO 235s, 80 of OOo 300 Of
quarters 9 so.
20 100 DOLLARSl 2 OF 10000 DOLL AIRS!
THURsDAY-sussex, No. CT. Capitals: $50, lso,
2of lOoOo5 of 600, &c. rs Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets
SIS; halves SO; ars. 25
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-Mononealia, No. 81. Capitals:-Sl2, 900,
5000, 1000, l2oU l060 Of 600 &c, &c. TO Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 81; halves 9; quarters L.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets In all the Lotteries will be promptly at
address ordersto N. s1RATTON,
Sept IL Richmond. Va.
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WILL be old publicly, on THURSDAY. til: 2!s: day
" of the present month tSepirmber,l If far, " not,
FRI; fair day thereafter. SUNDAY excepted. III.
Tract OF Land on which Robert q Macon formerly
lived, IN the county Of Powhatan containing between
9M and 1000 npon which there is large aud
commodons dwelling housr and all The necessary
houses. This land is 30 miles from Richmond. midway
betw cen Micham1s Ferry and Powhalan Court. hoise
h-ine -four miles from either place, and three miller fIom
Jefferson, which is siInat-d upon james Eiver-sa an
agreeable northumberland We'll watcred, lyin, on
Fine Creek which gives The 50 10 of Hat
land, winch Is rich. and we'll adapted la the rultiva
zion Of corn wheat and tobacco About I'D acres,
by rstimltiom, in woods Of original growth, md sup
pnsed 70 from 5 10 a,n in pines all lying
riarkabiy level and well for improvement Living on
the land will take pleasure IN showing IL 10 any per
wishing 10 purchase.
The terms viii br--one. third cash, the baanc. in
Two annual instruments of one and two years with in.
rres from date The title Is believed objectionable
hut selling under trust deed, shall sell and convey
only such title rs is vested in me by the deed.
Sept i5-c2t mo VI MILLER.
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FALL GOODS

FOR LADl ES.
DIAM and figured black Silks
i Plaid and striped do. do
Waiered do. do.
Striped, plaid and figured colored Silks
Cameleon P. de Sou
Satin du Chene
Rich Bfccade Silks
Do. Fouiart do.
Paris printed Cashmere and Mouselane
Mode.co,ored do. do.
Satin srpe and Plaid do. do.
Colored and black Thibet
Embroidered Lace Robes
Do. Muslin do
Pink, blue aud white Embroidered IaIi1'oh
DO. do. do. plain 90.
Do do do. Grape Lisse
Plain, plaid and slrided Swiss Muslin
Embroidered Lace Capcs and Cuffs
Do. do. Berries
Do. do. and Muslin Collars
Fancy mel! silk Neck Ties
Super Brocade do. do.
Chenelle Cravats
Black Paris Visites
Cashmere and Grape Sha~ls
Basket and McGreg cr Plaid Shaw,s
A beautiful ass orlmsn, of Bonnie, Ribbons
Blue and green Barge for Ve'ls
White and black Lace do.
Silk and cotton Hosiery
Silk Kid and Merho Gloves, &C. &c.
We invite the attention OF Country Mercnan.
10 our stock of Fancy Goods, which we pleuS
ourselves TO sell upon satisfactory Terms;
PARKER. BAYLY & NiMMo,
Sept. l6 No. l43, Eagle Square.
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Esy .'zcSaught, ssGystcs, a Co
NO So MAIN STREET.


En'ire Stock Of Lac, .Neai al, School cnd lis.
'elaneoIs Books, Stationery, SC. Of The late
Charles f. Fish'r, Decd, at due ion.
HNHiS sale viii take place al our Sales Room,
4 No. 81 Main Street., three doors above tie
Cay Hotel, on Thurstay Morning, September
2S.h, commencing al hai.rasl O'clock, A NJ.
and will be continued day and night uulil The
stock is closed.
Lawyers, Physicians. Merchants, ard III eth
crs, will find this sale worthy their attention.
The stock is highly desirable, having been Sc
lecled wih judgment and comprises most Of he
late SIandaId Publications OF Law, MEDICINE,
History, Theology, Poetry, The Fine Ans, &c
together with stock OF Classical, Miscellaneous
School Books; also, Blank Books, Stationery,
&c.-the whole forming collection rarely offer
ed Al auction.
gTNoricE.-The terms of This sale, which
will be liberal, and further particulars, Will be
published in lew days.
Orders by mail, or otherwise. will .""ei;c at.
tention. McNAUGHT, ROYSTER q 60,
Sept. 14-d&ctrs Aurfionreis
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COX HEATH FOR SALE.

THIS is a very desirable Tract of Land of near 700
i acres, within three miles Of Buckingham Court
house-with an abundance Of wood and water, about
peculiarly adapted and Is also well suited to the pro-
duction Of corn and wheat. There is excellent
new dwelling house of two stoes with three rooms on
fore the 9th day Of October next will then be offered at
public auction. at Buckingham Court house, II being
Court day Ift should be sold privately before The day
of sale due notice will be given. Any person seeking
information can obtain by addressing the subscriber
at Buckingham Courthouse, or by personal inspection
Of the premises The parties interested are anxious 70
sell, and will make the easy and accommodating
which will be made known on the day OF sale.
Aug 2o-ctds w MOSELEY.
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Midway Female academy

THE next annual session will commence on WE'D.
L NESDAY, tho 10th September, aud continue with
out interruption uni Tie ainh July, le49
Miss LYDIA MARY FAY will continue 10 preside
over the Institution rs Principal Miss Fay Is so well
and favorably known, and has given such general
tsfactiun render comment or Ell ogy ssary
Two ladies of distinguished abilities and requirements
have been engaged 10 assist Miss Fay, upon whose
periencE, knowledge and moral conduct We can lmi-
CITY rely. In the continuance of his School, The sub
scr,Ser's object is The as la It's establishment.
desire educate his own daughters, fhasing six and
for its better oranl4a;on his able and Jealous Pfinc
pal, accomplished assistants and hmseif unite with
the frnit Of their experience, the lights and cnu
sells Of men eminent IN the professions and they intend
IL afford the not only ola thorough course o
substantial instruction, hut also al all those different
accomplishments now considered necessary 10 finish
ed education.
Neith-r IN the retaining nf hi' learned Principal in
the selection Of rlw labores, ID hls other pro-
Uisinns, has the subscriber spared anything That may
make his Institution worthy II the patronage which u
has received Tor the aS six yearsand he considers It's
success and high Standing r best testimonials he can
offer. Teachers and pupils all reside III the family, and
ARE under the domestic of Mrs Minor and the sub
scribrr from whom they receive that parental attention
which IL hrstow ed on their own daughters.
Particular attention Will be paid In the manners and
morals of the youns In lies n all times, and dep
ieres taken in their advancement. In word, Midway
Academy will be Il Carisitan Schooi and study there
conducted in way 10 make the pupil not only learned,
bur good aud happy. In OF sickness every aiten
on will b- paid. and chares made for professional
res The situation l., h0Drrer, remarkable for
health.
TERMS-The terms age such merely 10 drlray The
necessary and ABSOLUTE expenses
For Bntrd, and all the ssa-ies, for the ten scho-
aslic months and Tuition III any all Of the English
branches. sl0. French, Italian, Spanish and Latin,
EACH sI2. Music, including use of Piano. Sa5 Music
IN Guitar and use ut Instrument. $40 Drawing,
Pantin. and Ornamental Needle Work. with Use "f
Books and Patterns $40 each For any period less than
ten months, Sla 50 will he charged by The month, and
IN proportion for the extra branches
Books. Music ami other Stationery will br furnished
AT retail prices.
Circulars, containing more particular information,
may be obtained bv application 40 lr subscriber and
references 10 unlu-stonablr authority drrred. Pay
menrs me half on III, LII January the balance Al the
end Of the session. Parents and guardians are nqnes
ed 10 come and Judge for themselves
Respectfully, JEFFE SON MINOR, NJ ID.
afidras Esst2 County. "a, S,pt LIST. ls4s.
az Address the subscriber, al MiIer's Post Office,
Essex county, Va. Sept S-cwtJanl
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DANIEL H. LONDON
OFFERS FOR SALE

AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
n In the greatest varieties of price and qualIty-a
great decline since Fall, 1871
FRENCH, ENGLISH AMERICAN AND GERMAN
CLOTHS Of all styles anil prices, al very low figures.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-Cashmeres, Del.ain.s,
AIpaccas aud Gingiam,. These goods have fallen a
good deal, but French goods and high
Fall, 1897.
NEGRO GOODS AND BLaSKETS.--In Krrseys.
heavy Satnrtts and in Twreds there has been de-
cline Blankets Of desirable kinds have varied in
value since Fall, 1877
BROWN AND BLEArIlEn SFlEETlNGS.-A de-
cline o cent per ward almost all kinds OF low goods
has taken place. Ia uzInburgs the decline is not so
much.
sHAWLS, IRISH LINENS, TICKS AND FLAN-
NELs are as low they ever known.
To desirable stock ~ srasonable Goods the trade ia
invited with the assurance that the entire stock will
he offered at low prices, on the usual terms.
Sent l-cam