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TUDGE PHIILIPG,a NEIN XNORK nm pm.

yTNHE AMERICAN BIRD FANCIER, con-
i sidered with reference to the Breeding, Rear
ing, Feeding, management and peculiarities OF
cage and house Birds, with remarks on their dis
eases and remedies. BY d. J. Browne.
Revue du Nouveau- Monde, for May, 1850
Courtship and Wedlock, Novel by the author
Of ''The Jilt," Cousin Godfrey, &c.
This day received, and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
May Is Booksellers near 9th at.
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We find ourselves assaiIed by certain
Washington letter writers, whose rela-
tons and inspirations are perfectly known
to US. Amongst these are certain walters
on Providence, whose aspirations have
outlived their independence. We ad-
monish those whom it may concern, if
they are not ambitious Of controversy
in which they will have use for their
"bears," they will do well to keep their
ssdogs" off.
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OFFICE OF TRANSFORMED

OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION,
Washington and Baltimore II. H. Company.
PASSENGER TRAINS run as follows, Viz:
i From Washington at a. M, and p. m. daily,
and a. m. daily, except Sunday.
From Baltimore at n. M, and p. IN. daily,
and a. m daily, except Sunday
April 29--d1y I. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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GADsBY's HOTEL,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and I'D ST.,
Near Railroad Depot, Warrington.
Oct. Tiff
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TTNALBOT-AND VERNON, a new Novel of great
Il interest.
This day received, and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
May Is booksellers, near 9Th st.
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DANK OF ENGLAND sEALING-WAx..
ID Superior in quality to any other known to the
advertiser, is this day received, imported direct
from the manufacturer in London, by
May IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
JUDGE PHILLIPs's NEW WORK ON PO-
81 Etical ECONOMY. VOL, IL mo.
English edition of the Edinburgh Review for
April, 1850.
This day received, and for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
May Is Booksellers, near 9th st.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

ADELPHI THEATRE.
J. +. OWENS. .................... Manager.
First night Of
MISS JULIA DEAN
THIS EVENING, May 10,
Will be presented, the tragedy Of
EVADNE.
Evadne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Julia Dean.
Olivia. Miss Marion.
To conclude with
HUNTING A TURTLE.
May 10
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JUDICIARY DEMONSTRATIONS are in circulation
throughout the city, and being very numerousy
signed, praying Congress for a thorough reorgani-
cation of the United States courts in the District Of
Columbia. For the consideration of this subject,
we are informed that public meeting has been
called on the Capitol Hill on Tuesday night which
will be addressed at the request of several citizens
of the Fifth ward by HENRy MAY, esq, and others.
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}. f. OWENS. ................ Manager
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MISS JULIA DEAs.-Ths accomplished actres
has been engaged by the present spirited manage
Of the Adelphi, and will perform for few nights il
some Of her best characters during the prescn
week. She will be heartily welcomed among ou
play goers, with whom she is so deoideda favorite
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-02-16

what He who knoweth all things hath de-
clared, and what their own observation
daily veri6es. When will men act in accor-
dance with the dictates Of reason, common
sense, and with declarations of inspir ed truth
True some individuals fairly bIunder into
the possession Of great wealth, as did the
noted Dexter Of New England, whose con-
summate ignorance failed TO detect the impo-
sition which led him to send cargo of warm
ing-pans to the West Indies, the sale OF
which realized for him immense profits. But
IN regard to such cases, several things are
true. l. They are exceptions to the gen.
eral rule. Faare is no more merit in
such a mans becoming rich than there !. in
drawing asprize in lottery 3. Any one
who has stood by the gate Of Dexter, as
have done, must have regarded him as poor
old man who had no more sense to appreciate
wealth than an idiot. Such cases then prove
nothing,-do not at all initiate against the
truth OF the wise mans declaration.
1t is also true that some men of indolent
habits who will not work, do, notwithstanding
accumulate property. They do it by specu-
lation, by taking advantage of the times, or
perhaps by taking advantage of the igno-
rance or the necessity of their fellow men.
This alas, is too true. Still, it holds true
that " the hand of the diigent maketh rich, -
while 6" the slothiul shall be under tribute. Z"
The riches of the slothful, of those who des-
pise labor, and are awake only to take ad-
vantage Of their neighbours about as sub
stantial as the riches of the gambler Both
of them put their money into a bag with holes.
He who makes money by pampering to the
vices of the community, by manufacturing
or selling the drunkard's drink, or by keep
ing house Of i'll fame, or by overreaching
his neighbor, has the curse of God upon his
wealth. l should as soon think of putting
burning Goals into my purse, as gains of the
above description. They will not spend WE'LL
&c There is that maketh himself rich, yet
hath nothing" Would men every where
study the proverbs Of Solomon, and act
agreeably to his common sense maxims, how
much more successful would they be in busi-
ness, to say nothing Of the advantages they
would gain in other respects. More on this
subject | shall probably say. with your per-
mission, and furnish you with illustrations Of
The truth of the sentiment at the head of this
article. MONITOR.
February, 1850.
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JUDGE LEES REMARKS ON THE
LANDS OF THE COMMON NATIVES.
Translated from the Elele Hawaii.)


Translated from the Eieie Hascaii.
Salutations to you the Common Natives of
this Kingdom.
II has pleased the Hawaiian Government,
the King and Chiefs, in Privy Council, to
pass certain resolutions requiring the Board
of Land Commissioners to give you fee-sm-
pie titles to the lands which you personally
occupy; and when surveyed, you can obtain
your Patents.
The King, Chiefs and Commissioners also,
recommend you to exchange lands, or parts
Of lands with each other, and with the Kono-
hikis, that each may have his land all in
one place. Go to them peaceably, and agree
well among yourselves, before your lands
are surveyed, that upon the arrival of the
surveyor, he be not delayed, but be enabled
to proceed Immediately with his work.
All that the Commissioners will require
you to pay for the settlement Of your claims,
will be the costs of the Land Commission
i. e., from $500 to $500 for each Patent
The King and Chiefs have also resolved
to set apart certain of the lands belonging to
Government, and intrust them to agents, to
be sold to those natives who have no lands,
or only very small ones. Nothing therefore
simple titles to your lands. When you have
secured your lands, and taken your Patents,
your poalima (or landlord) tax will be at an
end
Two courses then are open for you. Ell
ther to secure your lands, work on them and
he happy, to sit still, cell them and then
die. Which. do you choose:
WILLIAM L. LEE.
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Furnish your children with books, pens,
ink maps, and other things to help them in
acquiring knowledge.
Finally, the Government sWilf have done
all in its power for you, in giving YOU fee
simple titles for your lands, and the rest re-
mains for you. II now you continue poor,
needy. living in disorder, in miserable huts
your lands lying waste, and passing in
10 other hands; whose fault will it be?-
Whose but yourss Some say that this coun-
try is going to ruin through your laziness
and ignorance. Is it so! Then be il 80 no
longer. Rouse up and act as those wish you
to do who have real regard for your vel
fare. Let all natives witness your revivifica-
lion. Thus wishes your sincere friend.
r. ARMSTRONG.
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Tin and COppersmithing.

JAMES WHITTIT would inform the pub
.. bIic that he has opened the shop formerly occu-
,;ed bv Mr.. Edward Dennis, few doors North OF
The NArIoNAL HOUSE, where he will be found
prepared 10 execute work in the above line with
pearness and despac6. ROOFING attended 70 40
all It's various branches.
Honolulu, Sept. Is, Is49.-lS-6ms.
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For the Polynesian-

Dr.R EprroR:-" The hand Of the dill
cent maketh rich, but the slothful shall De
under tribute "-[ Solomon. -.
This statement is. as philosophical as 1t Is
true We know il is so. Under the gov.
errmept Of God, government Of cause ana
eaect. il must be so.. Seest thou 2 man
J;i;.ent n busisesss He shall stand before
f;nes j. e. shall pccupy station OF d.gni-
~ and trust. And yet how many disbel'ese
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NEW GOODS.

hist RECEIVED AND FOR SALE bf
Jxthe undersigned.
Dry Goods.
100 ps. black Levantnc hdk 'fs white ann lah.o ~
lid DO: 2 cases super. Birds Eye Towehng' ~
heavy Canton Grape Shawfs, &c &c
Groceries.
so Boxes best bro Soap 80 ee,s syrup lam ~ 20
best Eng MWtard, 75 Jars 1ooSeossss
doz hest Olive Oil, in TASKS, &c.
Large assortment of Blankets and p,cE uHwE Ss
oct27-y24 -
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BENJAMIN PITMAN,

EALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY,
~ General Merchandise and Hawaiian Produce,
Byron's Bay, HiIo, Hawaii, has constantly on hand
and for sale, a general assortment of Merchandise
usually required by whalef' 'ps touching al tnese
islands for recruits. p.,
,TP Money advanced on liberal terms Tor bIlls
e. rnnS - my l9ly
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CALIFORNIA LUNCH
- EAT1MG H0U US =.

yKTILIAM NEILE begs to inform the
w public that he has opened BOARDING ans
EATING HOUSE on the premises formerly occu,
med by Henry Parsloe. where MEALS can oe aso aho
at all hours. The Table will be s1pPnea Va pssr ..
a.. ,he market affords. Pies, Cakes ana Beer
constantly on hand.
s.s Boarders taken by the day or week.
augll 6m I3.
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MOULD respectfully notify his friends
w and the public that he still continues the
above business at the old stand, the premises OF
Jas Robinson g. Co., where he is prepared to exc
cute all orders in his line. Particular attention CIV
en- 10 ships work. locto I'll ON
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.OFFEss, !,
n n. FLITNER,

<.....o, ro Nh. E. H. BOARDMAN,l y
Continues to repair CHKO-
G$ NOMETERs. At the old s'a6o
accurate rates determined py .as.
onent observations with Transit instruns' '- :. :,
bv ss RoskeIl," !" Liverpool. So W. TruI
M. Particular attention gwen 70 nso a..
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Boarding House.
SAIL LOFT!

IN THE CAPACIOUS BUILDING FOR
i merly occupied by z. BENT, ESQ., on Brooduoy,
near the Kings Palace. Sails made on the most ap-
proved plan, and Repairs neatly and expeditiously
executed. ROPE, DUCK, THIMBLES, TWINE,
and Second Hand Sails, constantly on hand and for
sale. oct2O 6m 23' CHA'S. A. TANER.
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SDOdluaArc.Za

DIED. on the goth Of May at The residence OF her
On n.aw. Mr.. Rrobrrt N. Kerr. IN Cas- County.
"a, Mrs JANE u MOORE. reiict Of Mf. Al
re Moore. aged 20 yeas mo - days She
~ torn aud raised ia Mccklenbarr Coaniy. n L.
be embraced religion in early life. and attached
snslf to the Presbyterian Church. Ia which she
sn,'ned . consis en-, member. until tbs year lSl6
rhieh lime size joined the Methodist T.. Church
ntu the ministerial labois OF the Rev Wa Bar
sa Mother Masfe was truly an humble and de-
4asd ehfstiaa. She l"vsd tho people aud worship
God. and no'hag bu, Pfevdsntial hindrancrs
ssrssisd her at all times from attending at Gsd's
)'ss the mrans Of grace; aud she took great
fl'gh, "a administering to the wants Of tho Minis
Pn Of cArsi. and tryiGg 70 make them cemfOusble
|rt hhpp, whsnever Opportunity offered Mother
fslfs', last affection WAS rAfalyiic sirOks-she
!" confined months nsf,ng her fiction sho
eFsfsd much both mentally and bodily. But hsr
kasriags are ovss. and we bslicvr that while We
penang these lines her sauied spir is in llvnvea
6nsn: God for tedsen'ing gtase aud dying love
| Jhly lib. 1850. a. A. NJ.
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GALPnINIrEs.

Mr.. S,asIy, ia . is's speech in the House,
~. H., OF 81 officers under.Mr. Polk who
-. proved Ssfsultsrs TO the amount Of
.s,s ao4 is average Of more than S27,.
NM zach. The lssges, defaullers we're,
Wv ..s, W. Wetmore, Navy Agent, New,
W. 70, Slsl $50 10. (of which, however,
= -, Maid $92. 900 siacs suit was common.
La Patrick Coiling, Surveyor and lnspec.
:. Cincinnati, slsl, 800 40; Nathaniel
~..hv. Agent, MarseilIes, sl55 sos As;
,"ho Beach, Indian Agent, S73. s3l 90. =
~. A those who have not q word to say agsins,
,s... rosues. are terribly bitter against Sec.
,',r Meredith for paying the ln,eres, on
60 also the late Administration mana pcd
=. nav A J. DSnetsoa, late Minister to Der.
:, Gc., no less than e54. 500 for 8 years O
"ooth. and 90 Days service-about I6 900
|. ,,,r. And Nathan Clifford, late Munster
/. Mexico, s3i 249 81, for I year S months
"A l6 days' servics-about S23, 900 year.
|TN. Editor OF the Union, too. who was ap.
allied .. tho rascaliiy Of the Galphin busi
|,.., vas paid sl2, 500 for printing, FOR which,
according to his contract. he ought to have
charged and been paid S522 5O.-Foy. Obs
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Attorney Tor Prosecuting Claims al:
the City of Washington.

fEHllE Subscriber undt axes the COLLECTION, settle.
IA ment and adjustment OF ali minner Of claims,
accounts or demands against the gp'ernmenl Of tie
United states, any Foreign Staeo county: be-
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any
Of The public Departments at Washington.
The procuring of patents, Army and Navy Pen.
sons the collection oil accounts against the Govern
mon, all Land Claims and every demand OF other
business of whatever kind requiring the prompt and
efficient services of an Attorney or Agent
A residence Of fourteen years at the Seat of the
Federal Government with thorough and familiar
acqua ntance with the various systems and routine
Of business at the different Offices, well in Con
gress added TO his free access 10 the ablcst legal
advisers, If needed usies The undersigned in pedg-
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch
to hose no may entrus thcf business 10 his care.
Being we'll known to the greater part OF the citizens
of Tins District, and TO many gentlemen who have
been members Of Congress in the last twelv, years.
it is deemed useless 10 extend this notice by special
reference. Communications must be prepaid in all
cases,
Charges or fees will be regulated by the AZURE and
extent of the business, but moderate in all cases.
Address, II. C. SPALDlNG,
Washington, D. c.
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The Comet.

The Comet is now plainly visible to the
,ksd eye, rear the bright star Arcturus il
1. constellation Bootes. Ii 10 better seer
bib small telescope, or opera glass. A
Nil Of FIVE degrees long, too faint to be dis
k,rsed with the naked eye, is visible in large
I.bscopss It's length 10 four millions Of
niles, aud 10 daily increasing. The rucleu,
N few undred miles in diam ter, is very
i.n~, apparently = solid body.
Abou, the ooh Of this month the Comet
! n pass very near 10 the place occupied by
n, Firth on the 25 h Of June. Its velocity
!, that point will be me hund,ed thousand
pll,s an hour.
| II. distance from the Earth i. nov fort,
billions Of miles, and from the San one hun
J .d millions. l,passes lis pcrihelon on the
ksd OF Juiy. So writes our friend. WIN. G.
Bond, Of The Cambridge University ~. Y
EIpe"
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4 preservation of tn,
~
BY M. WISE & SON, of Virginia.
~ C2ar&la

-E WISE s. SON, finding it altogether impossi-
1fAs bic TO attend personally TO the great number
OF daily applications from all sections of the Union 10,
their Remedy Tor Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC have found it necessary to appoint
General 7}Greiiiag Agent, to visit different cities
and towns hroug bout the United States vesting him
with authority to appoint sab.agen.s, use and ys1G
the Hair Tome. and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and 10 put them into the hands of those he NAV APP
point to operate wherever sufficient number Of pa.
tcnts in any town neghborhood shall be obtained.
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, ofFauquier county,
Va, is alone authorized to act General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt. c. may be expected to visit, speedily as
practicable the principal cities and towns of the u
nion
n, n Capt. Calvert will always have on hand
full pply Of the HAIR TONIC (Which cleanses
the head Of dandruh, strengthens and invigorates
the hair and prevents It, also, from falling of,) for
the region of country most CONT uous to his opera
items, or it may always be obtained, at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofths Union, BY address
ing the proprietors, NJ. WISE & son, Aicaaend.
Va.
GPrice 50 per dozen cash. Six bottles forts
or one dollar single bottle.
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DR.. BENJAMIN EUSUS
CELEBRATED HEALTH PILLS.

The great philanthrofist aud eminent physician,
Or. Berj1tsia Rash invented universal remedy for
disease. and cenpmiuated hts isfaiible Health Pills.
Ills immense praciige and wonderful cures proved
aud certified II, tho ne ptgs u'ira Of specifies. Had
he done nothing e'se for The benefit Of mankind or
to commemorate his name as a public bvneiactor,
this woula have btcn sufficient
For all bilious complaints, and as purifier Of the
blood the world is challenged 10 produce It's equal
The only gtnuias Rash Pills, compounded from
the Original receipt, is sold by the
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TcIirnerancc Nniice.

RUE Hem Judge O'Neai. Of South carnlina wall
" deliver Temperance Address a, the Cont
eye in this place, on Thursday evening next. al
Pfly candle light.
Aagut ]. Ir30.
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EMPIRE COMPANY OFFICE.
No. l3s Fulton ST., u. York,
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Nv ouLD call tho attention Of Discerning pub
w tic 10 the following Invaluable Medical Pre-.
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prs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CANCHA.
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ION California plant Of rare medical virtues. Pub.
g admitted by Dr.. TUasshd and Others, i" 10 BE-
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iyPa. Lambage, Paraiyas, Pieu,isy, Jiundiee,
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NY, Nervous Af'c'ions, Cpiansoas Duordds,
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a'-fou arc aware that. rs the originator Of
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sPae'ic pa,ronsge ! have watched. with much
ush' the introduction Of the Canehsiagai in.o
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u'',ns SANDS 40 Gescrvody high as your extract
WAY valuable plant. Ia my own family have
am extraordinary efficacy, in the cure Of con.
%ea case Of bronchitis. For all complaints which
W., NO prompt and thorough publication of tho
deem your Csacaaiapua far, very far s1pe-
"ant Of the Ssrsspariiiis Of the day, and wItb
@sh am well acquainted.
J. r. Marshall.
uAfGlNATED DYSPEcTIC RITTERS
.% ne cure Of Dyspspsis. General Debility Ia.
oeaivensss, DC, aud all diseases arising from
Ses digestion o. deranged stomach. This
s.e'ne has certified BY The following gentlemen.
80 anef'. who are living witnesses Of its supe.
! ~ esey, TO wit: l.. s. Arnold, formerly Cover
c. g. Asode Island w. Woodbridge. U. s. Sena
r ,..a Michigan; ]. r. Moorchouss, L. 3. Sena.
|.nI. sAensucky; ]. 4. Simmons, from Rhode
Cm samuel 3. Phelps, snd William upham,
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HOPEWEIL
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
CO. ~ c.. 10 miles North of Cha,iofte.

to ~. t.s ~ mlteS N0fth OF Cha fOlfe,
IN HE subscriber has removed his Sc hool In his
80 own premises, short distance from the school
house formerly occupied by him, where he pledges
himself 10 give oil oil grnce 10 his work, and 10 ex
ert his ntmost sk Ia The mental and moral cu,iya
ton OF his pups the latter of which he consider RS
o. paramount importance in the education Of youth
The location, in addition to is being heaih(u and
pleasant, Is SUCH that youth i'll probably be as ec
ieciualiy cut tF from external causes Of vice or i'm
morality as in any similar one in the Sac. Next
session VIII commence the l,t Monday in Sep
TENDER.
TERMS
Boarding, including washing, fuel and lights, per
month, from IS 10 Sc.
TUITION.
Arithmetic English Grammar and Gcogra.
ply, Per session Of 5 months, Sc
The Sciences. the hisher branches Of Eng.
lish and Mathematics, 81
Latin and Languages, $40
Charges made from the time of entrance. exccpt
IN Protfactoc cases Of Illness
.D.WIARTO N, Principal
Jay 20, 1850. 36if
n. b. The subscriber can also accommodate come
or boa ders in his own family and promises tina,
strict parental care and vigilance shall be exercs
ed over al c 'nmliiod 10 his care. SpW
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Have Your Likeness Taken (.

Nv H. DEsIioNG is still in town Those
Nv wishing good liksnsssss ~ould do well 10
As he sisy sili be short Ills charge ia one.
I'D over than usual.
Aur {. 1850.
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Al cl,rmons. In thu County. on tire 29lh uiimo,
kw fgEDONIA WILSON. Of Virginia.
Ia Union County. on the 9th alt. Mrs SARAH
kSN coBuRN. relic, Of Capt. Aziriah Cosurn.
! The 77ib year Of her age.
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines. &C.
Parents Sch0ai.

%@;- IS VIE Bid Session " il be.
W. Il gin the LIST Monday IN
yza4 .Essee july next, in charge Of Miss
rA RrBEccA FRosT.
FL ss2Egssss:FA Miss fGosr is graduate f
- - Greensboro Female College ;
and we have very satisfactory testimonial Of her
qualifications rom the President Of that CCliepe f.,
gethcr with his cordial rndorsement
This School is made by Parents 10 educate their
own children. But to do this successfully, aware Of
the importance OF means 10 prot ure u competent
Teacher, aud numbers to produce the proper stimu
lus, iLey open j, to others Tte,c v III share tie
benehs that may be produced by parental care aud
labor
TER US PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Spelling, Reading, riting and Arithmetic, s. 90
Geography, Grammar, Rhetoric, L. S. History. 6 90
ne ilgh.r Enghsh IL anchcs, 90
Ia'ib' ufeek, French and Spanish, 10 90
Vocal Music, if possible, in all the classes with
out further charge.
Board, Except candles,) per month, 5 90
do rom Monday 10 Friday, 3 90
stadcnts are urged TO enter at The first Of the Sos
sion, as well for their coed that of the school,
no deduction, except for inability from sickness
continuing at least month"; with notice Of the fact
5. b WATSON,
Map % $50. d NTEE