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The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15


 All other merct andise, and things not comprehen- ded p the articles of contraband, explicitly enmeE- ated aud classified as above, shall bs held and con- sdered as free, and subjects of free and lawful com meFee. so that they may be carried and transposten in the freest by the citizens e both the con aeting parties; even 10 places belonging to an enc. my, excepting those places only which are at thai tine besieged or blocksded; and to avoid all doant in this particular, itis declared that hose places on iy are besieged or oekaded which are actually a'- tackled by beigerent force capable Of preventing the entry of the neutral
 ARTICLE l9,
 The articles of contraband. before enumerated and classified, which may be found in vessel bound for an snemys' port shalt be subject to detention and conf;seaiion leaving free the rest of the cargo ana the ship. that the owners may dispose of them as they see proper. No vessel of either ofth Two na lions shah bs detained on the high seas on account of having on board articles of coatabaad Nhsnessr the master. captain. or suPeTesrgo of sad vessels vii deliver up the articles of eonraband to the cap
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15

Ii is likewise agreed. that the eonsals, tseis See- .,s,;ss ocefs and persona attached 10 the service of consas they not being citizens of the country in
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15
ARTICLE 2,

All the ships, merchandise. and effects, belonging io the citizens of one of the contracting parties which may be captured by pirates. whether within the limits Of It's jurisdiction the high seas am
 may be carried or found in the rivers. roads, bays pofts or dominions of the other shall 70 delivcre
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
Family arocern sfnrn.

tF5 THE undersigned ;l respectfully n
R9inforns The public W hat he has u
Just returned from New Orleans, and has
on hand, and is constantly receiving at his
old stand On Lsvee ST., a large assortment
Of articles, in the above line, among which
are
SUGAR, I,ottisiana, md Havana, double
refined. crushed, md powdered.
COFFEE u TEA, Of various qualities.
FISH, Sardiaes, Cod Fish, Haddock,
Nackarel and Hprrines.
TOBACCO, Of different qualities,
CIGARS, Comnvn and Fine.
CANDLES, Sperm, Star, sterinB, and
Tallgw,
SOAP, SODA, and extra Family soap.
SPICES, Pepper, Cinnamon, Gloves, Nut.
megs, Mustard, Cayenne Pepper,
PICKLES, Cueunbrrs, Olives Il Cspers,
PROVISIONS, Flour, Pork, BesE, Lard,
bacon, Dried.bsef, Bologna sausa.
ges, Beef Tongue,
CHEESE, Holland. Cheshire IL Western.
KETCHUPs, Tomato ard Walnut,
OILS, Olive, in half bottles and bottles.
Lard and Lamp.
FRUITS, Raisins. Currants, Figs, Dates
and randied Fruits.
NUTS, Almonds and Pecans,
CHOCOLATE, Sweet and 5piced no !
WINES, Of various qualities, C0rdiaIs Of
all kinds, Old Brandy, Jamaica Rum,
Holland Gin, Monongahela Whiskey,
London Porter end Ale.
Just Received, 5000 papers of Garden
Seeds from Waterman and Beauman, Pitts.
II. RISKY and Go, New York, and
he Shakers, pleasant hin Kentucky J.
Also an assortment Of Flower seeds.
have constantly on hand Tar, Rosin
md Pittsbutg Coal.
Dec. ls-47 H. A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

sfE Lectures ON Causes. Prevention and Cure Of
Consumption, Asthma. Diseases Of the Heart. and all
Female Diseases. g3i pagea. 90 pugfdyings. Pafpr
80 rt7, bound 70 ets. Mail ty any partZppstage .
~ cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Ezrandets, a. Mail
IA gSh ~ p ,asi a. LIZ tst' pastass' l ~ ,a2es, S.Ter'
perfect, ~ to $40. fur I'll N]1pttires. Failing " The
Bowels sni Womb. md Weak Back and Chest cent
Ivy Express everywhere. Fur braces u Supporters,
Or ItipttiFa Rnppvrtefs, give height from lteHI 10 rpUt,
aiHl circumference Of person next the %sfffarp. tiist
above the hips. II %ltiptufe, mention which side.
Agents wanted FIR The sale If the above gBrts. Al
dress ~. e s. FtrcH, TN Broadway. New York,
post paid. April l-g. 1y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
PROSPECTUS
or the
nLOttIgtANA STATE JOURNAL

"LOUIstANA STATE JOURNAL"
THE Undersigned have The pleasure Of an
nuuncing 10 The people Of the State Of Lou
isiana. and especially The VINE PARrF. thai
having completed their arrangements, they
will commence lte publication of'ur a whia
nrwpn7per in the town OF Baton Rouge. 10 bf
called The LorfsiANA STATE J~UUHNAL-thr
fret number ~ svhirh will b. issued on " he.
SIRE the LET 0f November.
tie intgnded 70 establish The Louisiana
State J0Itaal Upon a permanent and elevated
footirg, and 10 maize u such a paper as de-
setyee 81 a~iranatp lreai the nfowieg Capital
of louisiana.
II viii support with zeal and ability The
principles AUD policy Of the great wing party;
81 The came time d large portion ef it, col.
uHns will be devoted 10 Agriculture. Litera-
tare ard the Arts,
In a word, willie the Louisiana tate jour
nal will be decidedly end un~rompronieirgly
wing, ever / etdy to wage war 10 the kurfa.
upon loeofocoisin in high pla~cps--spainst all
acts and measures Of The nd ni1istratinn, State
IT National, deemed to he cd taIs to the in
isrBst Of the runnify-we intend to make Il
aisn n family iiev srapsr=-atl agreeable and
entertaining companion Gpr the domestic
ffseids.
As we shall incur heavy expenses in es-
tabliahing the Louisiana Slate InurnsL with
the datrt ]hinatinn Il making II worthy or the
patronage oi The public, we beg ofour friends
and others throughout The State, who may
feel ~disp5sed ~ encourage the undertaking,
ts end ts II their tainns ut Al early day, rs
it is desirable to commence the publication
with a large subscfi .,tion list
IERMs.-lt will he issued on fine paper.
large size, double medium shaetl neatly got.
ten up, with entire new type. and will la pub
lishad WEEKLY, except during the sirtings Of
the legi. %lature, when It will BIZ issued DAtty
during the session, and viii contain a fun re
port Of The proceedings ofthe Legislature. I he
subs fiption price Of which will he five dotiars
IN ddrance.
CHARLES NANCY Il co.
sep. 2Uf HrBprieturs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
Dir. GORDON'B
VEGETABLE ANF1-BILIOUS
FAMILY PILLS.
GREAT AHR1VALtli
rHtHry BUSHELS, on TWENTY-FIVE
fnnusAnh 0 rs OF SIS FAMILY pthts

THOUSAND BOX rs or his FAMILY PtbLs.
DR.. GORDDNtS PILLS are truly the
sick mans friend. No traveller Or family
should bs wit botit them. Their timely admi=
nistratibn will prevent much pain and sulHef.
ing, and save Hiany valuable lives. Will YOU
suffer Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, which can
positively be cured bT the USE of DR.. Gordon's
F4milY Pills, he only remedy yet discovered.
No Mercury, Qninine, or Arsenic. enter into
lie com POSITION Of tht 50 Pills. viii you let
This distressing disease, whirh has heret0fofa
bafisd The efitrts Of the mast skiliiuI and sci.
entlfiG physicians for generations. prey ttpotl
your constitutions I'm il they become so shat
Tered that sou become subject TO almost every
disease ircidaut 70 The human frame. Yes Ii
YER Disease. Jaundles. DropsY, Enlargetnet,t
oT the Melt. Palpitatiun OF the Heart, slSW
Feyera, general DebiIi' Y, aud a hacking Cough
and finally eventuates in CONSUMPTION, and
cOnsigns thousands 10 u timely toubs. 90
search amid The malaria districts ofvour eoIn.
try, on The records If human ruin. you shall
find that manY thousands If he brave aid the
beautiful, the graceful ard The gifted, have
fallen victims from the m my causes produced
by letting this great destroyer Of health prey
u1pn The system. These Pills act like a charm
on The organs ST digestion, and have 4 special
effstt IN correcting The bile and the gall blai-
dor removing all obstruction II a healthy So
ere ion Of bileAand iihparting chaeffalness to
mind AZ we'll as lone and vigor 10 the
whole t01sti' litt6n. Al re ask is 10 give
u trial. IN Bilious Fever, and all the II t.
diseases where Purgativa Medicines are
used, they wilI he found b. act like a charm.
% cents n bog, vith full difecii ions. /
sale in Baton Rouge by o. r. DAVIS,
JoURphN, g. NJ HfRoHAN, H. r. WAD-
DtLL, and BEAT e. Sow.
And fan be- had in Ill the town and country
Stores South.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
NInE WALKN.

ne IT ORDAINED by the Board oI
Sle"tmon Of the Town of Baton Rouge. thai
All persons owning property on either side OF
Florida and Convention streets from batRyet.
te to Main street, and OH Laurel street, be and
they are hereby required to make their side
walks in front thereof eleven feet wide (trom
the surveyed line of the property to tue out.
Side Of The orub) tho said sidewalk to be made
Of good whole brick within sixty days from
The first publication Of this ordinance.
he Il ordained, &c, that all persons own
ing property on either side Of Lafayette street.
from North 10 Convention street, be and they
are here by required to make their sidewalks
in front thereof ten fe wide, (from tie sur.
veyed line OF the property TO the outside Of
the Grub the said side WI TX To be made Of
good whole brick, within sixty days of the first
publication Of this o dinance.
Be ii ordained, &c, that all trees more than
ten and less than eight feet on Lafayette
street from Convention to North street, be
cut down within sixty days Of the first pub
LEGATION of this ordnance, and ell sidewalks
within the same limits less than eight feet,
shall be made ten feet, and all above ten feet
shall be cut down e. that size within sixiv
days from the first publication Of this ordinan-
&c.
All persons refusing or neglecting to comply
with the foregoing ordinances, shall be fined
in a sum aot exceeding fifty dollars for each
offence. H. L. WOLFE, Secretary.
Sep. 6-23. A true copy on record.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
TO f1ie (1emf1emlen.


VICTOR HEBERT' begs leave 10 inform his
friends and the public generally that tts stock Of gen
tlemens' wearing apparel is equal N any IN New Or.
leans. The following are some Of the articles to he
had nj his store, in lafayette street, between Dayis'
md hangers stores I
French Merino Fr0ckF, g. Merino Drnp d'ete pants
dress coats, Alpaca Mohair and
Sacks ~ skeleton conts, Linen tlnts.
gerutun Wsriito, tdoJ Linen bos6m shirts,
Cloth Coats exirH fine, do. hemstitched,
Frpcka and Dress, Silk under shirts,
Merino under shirts. French silk hats,
Cfayats " gloves Of all SORTS, Panama hats.
Legh6rn Campscitn and B0rnbazine pants,
Pedal straw hats, English and German
Satin, Silk and Bgnitazins Merino tsants
VESTS, White Marseille vests,
Linen Drillings for pants White pants,
Also Drawers.
A fine lot Of Custom work, Patent Leather paiters
Philadelphia shoes. and Bfogana Of a supc-
ri0r quality.
And many other articles TOO numerous 10 mention.
mar 25-9.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
M1TCIIELL'S EYE sALVE,
A CERTAIN, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL
CURE FOR SORE, WEAK AND
IML1. A MEIl EYE9

The great advantages y assessed by this ar
ficle over every other, are-its CEHrAGaTy,
SAFETY; C04VE9tENCE, and E6oNOMY. All
physicians admit that great danger is 10 be
apprelended from dfngging the eye when in
an infianed ard unieal Thy state. In the use
Of this SaIve this objection is entirely remove
ed, a. n, harm car possibly result from its use.
il being in all cfses applied 10 the external
portions Of the eye; thereby avoiding al. the
Inconvenience. pain and danger which Dsces-
safily attend the iHtfodueti0i of any pungeut
article into the eye. Its activity III sabduing
%infanation il ST. great that but lew cases re-
qHirF The USE Of more than one bottle to effect
4 perfect cure. tine phoEician remarked to us.
after having Witnessed us eff 'etsAin several
instances, that it was a 'perfeet fire hitler"
We might multiply reasous why this S4lye
sh0fld be preferred above everything else in
the treatment Of diseases Of the Eye bit We
prefer it should stand on its own merits. All
We ask is that it's virtues be thoroughly tested,
and that The directions be strictly followed.
For sale in Baton Rouge BY o. L. DAVIS,
u. %I6URDAN. G. M. HEh6MAs, H. r. WAb-
btbL and Beat IL Sow.
And can be had on enqnirinr in every town
aud villa5s ~ the south aud west. ptics 50
cents per bottle with fnll directions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
AVIS.

Les soussign6s ~nlarchands t%ailleurs dan
Ia rue de Lafayette, en- face de Mr.. Muss
selman coniseur, ont l'honneur d'informe
les habitants de Baton Rouge ct des envir
rons, gu lis vIennent de recevoir un tres
ioli assortment de MARcHANDIsEs en- tou
ce quill y a de mieux pour l'automne e
Fhiver, don't lis ofrent d confectionner dant
lie dernier genre ct au prix lie plus mos
der6. MOREAU Il Co.,
Baton Rouge, Nov. $40 If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
To the Ladies'.

The ladies' of Baton Rouge and its vicinity are res
p~ectftlIly informed that Victor Hebert has Just received
a complete stock Of Fancy Goods, consisting in part
of the following, to wit
Silk BaTeges, Whalebone skirts,
WoFsted 40. Grass linen for do.
Silk plaid mnslins, Fancy ginghains Scotch
Fine fans, of different White fans for weddings,
c%olors, REVERE hemstitched,
Gimps fringe and silk Handkerch's, new style
cords for trimming dresses, bordered,
Head dresses. Nets for the hair,
White and black gloves Ladies &c misses hosieries
and mits, Artificial wreaths,
Colored grapes, White Satin,
White and black silk White and black wells Of
hose, extra fine quality,
Gaites for ladies and Embroidered muslins,
misses, tprunellaJ White do.
White Jaconets, White Jaconet and Swiss
E1gings and insertings, muslins,
Fancy silver dressing Side combs,
combs, Perfumeries,
French needle worked Fine soaps,
capes. march 25--s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
LhtH1,NLNG RODS.

The subscriber would also inform the
Planters of this vicinity and The public in
general that he mannIa ctufes and puts M
Lightning Rods, If every description, and
guarantees his work TO he durable and
equal TO my erected, and on as favorable
terms. Those wanting Lightning Rods
would do well to call nj the manuta curing
establishment Of the slhqcritpf. before
making contracts. w. f. TuNNARp.
Sept. o. ~. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
FINE sTATIONERY.

Laved and embossed note paper, royal album, note,
gilt and military hall paper engraved, embossed
gold border md mourning cards, also velvet and ivory
card cases, gold and silver morocco paper, gold ed
ging, letter clipt, crayon holders. bristol boards and
drawing paper, all sizes, Newman, Osborn's and
Reeves drawinS coiors, transparent and marble
states; dice and dice boxes, white and yellow enve.
lopes, also $50 reams Of letter, cap, tissue and blot.
ting piper, just received and for sale by
g. NJ. HEROMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
NOTICE.

Teachers having accounts against the parish of
East Baton Rouge, for the tuition of INDECENT children,
under the old public school system, are requested to
hand them in to the subscribers, or 10 either of them,
properly certified and sworn to, on or before the 18th
of November next
THOS. DEVALL, Prest. Police jury.
SAM, SkoLF1ELD, Parish Recorder.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
To Planters.

THE, undersigned respectfully tenders his
Services as overseer. He has been employed
for several years in that capacity in this and
n~eighb1ring parish, and can furnish good tss-
timonials as to his character and ability.
APPLY at r. A. Riley's Ho.el.
sept. l6-Im. TRAVERSE G.. BLoryT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
To SUGAR AND COTTON

NTERS.
sD I'VE. French a. pts blankets.
s.NFi pds %linseys assorted.
i.HN yds twillrd cotton. dovrlD
g.tkN yls shifting. lnwpit.
~ prs blue blankets fir rnnp1ts.
l.5n prs hest tlak Tanned Rttsapr hfosan..
100 rs black hip hn,aanr.
SA yls I and One hall bpnvn shsatins
am Nls blue Denhan,s,
w dozen tahs kUirea, sascrtei ani superjot
quality.
1000 gals whale cil.
ladies ahd swimmers. far susNf tsusna.
Nus'f to''A lamps and a full assortment If gro.
eefies for Enle hv
s"P wy A MAITA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
TO II

TEAM TEAStl TEASllt
The subscriber informs the ladies that he has inst
returned from the city, and has procured fretn the
Canton Tea Company, New York, Soma teas 81 their
lntest Importation
Superior impcrial teaa. and
Finest Orange pekoe.
Put up neatly. IN pounds. half po,inds and quarter.
pounds. Ia shit purchasers.
Hyen want n good cup Of len. call nj
scp COY A. MA1~rA'R
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
ron SALE


The subscriber offers for sale. a plsntstisn
situated in tho Parish M West Foliefaua
about s miles from the town Of st. Francis
vile, on The upper jackson road, known AZ the
Elm Park plantation, At present guilty atsd n
Cotton.
This Plantation consists Of two tracts ~
land, one Of which contains about 1869
l3ttoo arpents, tho otlsr 900 t2fioo acres Or
abeut S24 95fIoo arpents.
The tracts will be sold together or ssps.
atsly, TO suit purchasers, and VIII bs deliver.
ed In the month of January next 1s4g.
COrDITr0vs.
One fourth rash, and the remaindsy n ! 2
and . years from The day Of sale, bearing Ia.
terest ats per cent with mortgage retained
until final payment.
4 ply at the o1ice Of the Baton Rouge ia.
zsits or 10 tho subscriber two miles below Bat
on Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON
Aug 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
Notice.

HAVING engaged the services Of Mr.. ].
L. Violet, vel known as a comeptant Drug
gest. | an prepared to accommodate my
French customers with facili y. Also TO fill
prescriptions either in French English or
Spanish.
Aug. l9-264S H. 4. WApDIL.L
Druggist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
N In EAST aud WEST
FeliCihna East Baton Rouge
etc etc.

GASS cue
FOR SALE, ell lha Lands tr.
longing 10 the sttccessiohs Of john Sa+LI"
Bbea and Emile Raoul consisting x@5AN
Of the follawiag tracts :
lst. A tfnct Of about fourteen hnnired
acres If band In the Parish II West Fell.
ciana, f%funfing Oh the west bunk ofI'hbtnp.
sons creek, abott eight miles from ST..
Ffahcistille, and five miles from Jackson,
composed Of three original grants-Thls
tact Of Land contains about one hundred
acres, Of Thompson creek Bottom land,
which have been IN cultivation , about two
hundred and fifty acres If upland Of first
quality yet in the woods from three 10
Tour hundred acfess Of upland. VII oh have
been IN "a 'tiyalion, aud the rest Of The land
Is in wood Of mixed growth.
Cd. Two several tracts If land. fronting
on the East side If Thotnpsons' Creek.
each Of about eight hundred afpenta one
ri which has about two hundred a~rpents,
the other about 0ne hundred arpents Of
Thernps0ns' Creek bottom land . one If
these tracts Is nov in cultivation and goes
by the name Of the quarter place. On this
tract there is a new and eomnodiuus plan
lation house, Of sawed logs, Gin, Cabins,
Stables etc. The other tract was the resi-
dehce of The late DR. James Raofl.
30. Two contiguous tracts Of land Of
first quality in the parish Of East Felicia.
ma, having together about one thousan nd
arPe nts. These lands are situated On
Black Creek, ab0ul eight miles from Jack.
son. snd are sill in woods.
4th Two hundred and forty acres ofland
al Tuniea in the parish of West
Felioiana.
9th. Two hundred and fhy acres ofland
bout a mile from the TO tn Of Clinton in
The parish of HAST ipIicisna. one hslf Of
Is IN woods. also various squares Of
gronnl IN the neighborhood of said town.
9th. Two squares Of ground, within n
and a half mile Of Clinton resppc-
with comfortable dwelling houses,
mt houses, gardsns etc, etc.
7th. 4 tract Of land of about five hun.
lted arpents, situated in the parish of East
Rouge, on Wards Creek, near The
'lHins. about seven miles from Port ITuI-
ION, and fifteen miles from Baton Rouge ;
tract Of land has never been under
:,
9Th. A tract Of land In East Baton |
about FIVE miles from baton Rouge. &
The original grant Of thistract ofland calls !
" a thousand arpents and to front on the l
Mississippi RiYer-By a recent surv,y =
rotIacting the lines to the River. tho tract y
between Two and three thousand !
this tract Of land is altogether in
'oods, and Is supposed to be we'll c~alculah .
d for q wood yard. at
9th. A tract If land of twplvs hundredS
rpsnts situated In The parish Of ST. Land. '
+ near DayoU-, This tract has never a
In cultivation. :
10th. A tract Of land in The parish Of ;
ensas fronting on Lake ". Peter, con
lining eight hundred arpents ; This tract q
land has been in cultivation for several C
7ars.
Trims 0F SALH
20 one fourth cash, and the balancg in
roe equal annual instalments, bearing !
ierest from maturity until paid. =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
STATE or LOUISIANA.

Parish Of East baton Rouu,.
In pursuance Of a proclamation Issue,
BY lsntc Johnson, Governor ofthh State y
Louisiana, nm election viii be held In tbis
parish, on Tuesday the eth day of Novem.
her next, for the election Of presidrnt and
Vice President of the United States. NJ
follows To wit f.: At the Court hoise IN tho
town OF Baton Rouge, presided by John
Reid, Amasa Read, and James NJ Elan,
commissioners In the Plains nj tho
house of Mira. =. Townsend, presided Nv
Henry Garlic, William Sowcll. aud Charlie.
DevaIl, Ga Sandy Creek at the house
formerly occupied by James Forbes. pr,si.
Died by James Cooper william Kelly. and
John +. McCaa, and At the Fort,so of the
rad, near tho housc IT n. D. ETar!cson.
Esq, presided by William Hcrrtn, John
&. Foreman and Joseph Heard. The
polls 10 keep open at each prccintnt from
the hour OF ntne In The forenoon, till fur in
the afternoon. Said election to be con-
d0cted and returns thereof made by the
commissioner as the law directs,
Given under nay hand at Baton Rougc.
on this 9Th day of Septembrr 1s4s.
= l.. c. NORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
BATON ROUGE
High School for Young
Ladies'.
The Reu. John Burke, Rector, assisted B,

nc ANep' JoHH DUTAes hectOFs assisted bV
MISS DILLON.
WILL RE OPENED ON MoNnAY THE IsT Der. 1913.
IN lahouring to give his daughters, a solid, liberal
and accomplished educatiou-the subscriber will ms.
trnct, with them--as day pupils, a select number of
Young ladies. Their morals, manners, religious prin-
ciples and deportment-shall, together with their Ii.
parental vigilance.
Branches and fees Of Observation-Disclosures
Reading, Writing, History, Geography,
arithmetic, French, : IS 90
Languages, Ancient and Modern. Elements
Of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry. Botany. &c, ? on
Instrumental Music, Dancing. Drawing. will be
taught for the ordinary rates Of charge, in the best
institutions for young ladies.
Boanding, DC, may be had in the Rector's family on
reasonable terms. tSept. 30 lyl JOHN BURKE.