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Also. one other YalnahIe estate.

Situated Laurel and Hanover Streets in Worcester
about 400 feet east OF the first mentioned estate and known
HOVEY'S POND LOTS. This lot of land is very cen.
traly located and easily build on; it contains about
$4,000 So feet of Land and Double Dwelling House partly
finished, SO by 81 IT, q stories high This Estate will be
sold in six separate lots, beginning with
No. l. on which the Dwelling House is located directly
east OF George Hoveys house. 35 feet 'front.' laid out for
Court to said housesthe lot and contains $500 it.
Lot No 2 fronts Laurel and Hanover Square 54 f. and
contains about 5000 fl. This is pleasant
locations Tor dwelling in that part of the city.
Lot NO. fronts on the square, and is SO feet front
and about the same size Lot No. 2 and pleasantly situ
ated
Lot No SO feet front on Hanoverstree and contains
400 it. This lot 80 feet deep and is the front
and rear.
Lot No S. p feet front Hanoyer-sree and contains
1900 it.
Through these five lots there is fine stream of water
vert of suitable size and depth carry all water in time
OF the greatest reshets within its walls and below the bot
tom OF the cellars This convenience rarely be met
with in any city
Lot No fronts the south end of Orchard ST. and con.
tals about $500 So IT. This location will command an eli.
trance and view OF the whole length of Orchardst
Taking into consideration the central and pleasant
location of these entire estates it is doubtful whether
there ever will be again such chance for profitable invest
ment in the city OF Worcester.
u The terms will be liberal and the sales POSITIVE-a
large proportion of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage For further particulars inquire of WILLIAM
ftONEH on the premises OF the subscrberwho will ex-
Dit the Plans OF said Lots at his Auction Rooms 1856
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
April l. 1885, dwts T. w BANCROFT Auct
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Chrome and Paris Green.


NEW and superior article of Chrome Green and at
Aducedpice Paris Green splendid shades very cheap
for cash Also Chrome Yellow of an quality For sale
by SAMUEL G. WHITE, dealer in Drugs, Medicians
Paints Window Glass, No "a Washington So. Western
r. r. depot. dw4m Feb. o.
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Paris Blue,
Putty-PuttV.
White lead, Linsaad an.

White Lead Linseed Oil.
EWlS' Philadelphia and Union Pure White Lead Dutch
II English and American Lnseed OIL for sale wholesale
and retail at the lowest market prices by
SAMUEL C. WHITE,
"a Washington So, near the Western Il. r. Depot.
FEB. u, deep w6n
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HORSE SEROEENG

AcyA ILL be strictly attended to at the shon at
EF1S w the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET by the sub
A- scriber All persons who have lame yses by fiat
ee iaSe quarters, or interfering, invited TO call as
beeve can give them satisfaction for think they are al
caused by bad fitting the shoes and bad shoeng think
between fiat foot and narrow contracted footNso aij
horses should not be shod alike hot is no benefit to
e oohot tar had better be kept in the pot than to turn
1t on the horses oot-his is my opinion.
ISAAC WOODCOCK
req ~ dwi Mechanic Street
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FOR SALE.

IA A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
go "A consisting of House, Barn. and BuidiIg Lot,
Az supply OF good aud durable water, Win many de.
Tnble privileges, when examined. dif March s.
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BUILDING LOTS,

THE subscriber has for sale OF the nst desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City Of Worcester. II Is sIi
mated the north side Ol Chatham Street, rn the hghh
land near the Dwelling uouse of Rev Mr. snnlIey and
contains $500 square feet. lie other lois
the Street, containing 5000 81. each-and hre
Lots in the vicinity Quincy several Lots
neBr the Red Mills on Taylor Street.
June A. du CHARLES WUITE
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Cooking Ranges,

q NEW ANA beauliiu pattern Cooking Ranse IN
a most convenient economical, and cheapest IN IN
marhei, ior sale by RICHARDSON d. LORING
'u'y H. disu 73 Main st.
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POTASH,
BOY 10 the World.

tJhhhf DAVIS SONS PAIN KILLER, (none other
genune) Sold wholesale and retail by
p. HOLBROOK q CO.
Jan ~ du PSI Main-st.
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BATH ALL Nj SPRIN GS.

EIS Establishments open for the reception of WIS.,
L. tiers. 1t is situated the direct main route from
Richmond to the White Sulphur, in Virginia, Immediately
at the Eastern base Of the Warm Spring mountain, and
five miles distant from The Warm Springs. The build
ings all new, extensive, well finished and handsome
and in furnishing them the proprietor has spared pains
expense. His Tables shall supplied with the best the
country afford, including the game of these mountain
regions In short, far his eXertions go he
hopes the public will have no cause Of complaint.
But the remarkable medicinal properties ofthese Springs
of course the main attractions In chronic arrangements
ofe stomach, ver and kidneys, in bronchitis, scr9ia
and all diseases Of the skin It's po'ccrs unsurpassed It's
effects upon delicate females are decidedly happy.
The proprietor has at his command numerous tesmoni-
ais and certificates Of physicians and others detailing many
remarkable Of permanent effected by these
tiers, but he deems their publication unnecessary.
The Bath Alum is night stand for Heiskel s Co.'S
daily line of Stages from Richmond the White Sulphur
The mail is furnished daily East and West, by VIM. p
Parish s. Co.'S line and it is night stand for Bells tri-
weekly line from Lexington via the Rockbridge Alum
Spring. JOHN w. FRAZIER.
july g. lS5O.-,f
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TESTIMONIALS FROM CITIZENS OF TARRYToWN.
TAnRYrowN, January 18th lS47
Dr. B. BRANDRETH: My Dear Sir
WE the undersigned being fully convinced of the superior
w qualities Of your Vegetable Universal Pills all others,
cathartc medicine which opinion founded
personal experiencehavng used them for years family
medcinewe therefore take pleasure in thus recommending
them specially excellent preventing and CURING those
Bilious difficulties which almost every individual is at
tain periods of the year. less subject In all dvspeptc
cases. which have them used they have invariably
effected perfect The method of using them was take
two every night when going to bed Whoever that is
dyspepc and follows this advice, viii be Of So
we believe u we have never known them to fail
Nothing hut the welfare Of beings has induced
TO write this You WILL therefore, confer particular favor upon
us, by giving 1t place in your publications.
SIGNED: Jacob Odel p M, Nj Lent, John Child, E.
las Mann, George Mills John Derward, Steubcn SwartwOut
Hall, John Leonard, Adm Martlng John Weeks, w
Widely James See, Charles Underhil Wilett Carpen-
ter, F Van Wart, Clapp, Henry Todd, Elijah W H.
dey, VIM Ward, Joseph Vail, Thomas Dean, Cornelius
Lessee.
AGENTS.-WM KYLE, Staunton; VIM King, Waynes-
boro'; Messersmh MtSoon NJ Stout Co., New Hope;
s. NJ Whimore, Mt Meridian; John Morris, Fshersvlc
Thomas Holt Jennings Gap Benz Graham, Greenvile Nc
Guifn s. Co., Midway Jas S Guy, Deeried w Clarke,
Parnassus; Hogsbead & Co., Parnassus William Bell,
Churchvillc Sterling & Son, Harronburg; Jacob Bear
Lexington E Watts Charlottesville r & Stewart, Milbo
ro' Springs d Wise. Warm Springs
july 10, lS50.-2m.
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CIRCUIF Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
- Bath County. April term, 1850. ,
Henry Stewart Administrator of Andrew Stewart, dec.
--Paintf,
AGAINST
Mary Ann Stewart. widow of said Andrew and William
H. Stewart, Frances C.. Stewart, James Fl. Stewart,
Mary NJ Stewart and John A. Stewart, niart children
ofsaid Andrew Stewart dec and James Stewart and said
Henry Stewart in his own rights, John u. Wright and
Nancy his wife, James Hodge and Martha his wife. and
James b. Coyner, and Matilda his wife, Robert Stewart,
Sarah Stewart land the children of Margaret Sewart,who
nermaried with John Miller of the State Of Indiana
viving heirs of the late Henry Stewart, dec.
This cause came on this oath April 1885, TO be heard
upon the Bill and exhibits and appearing to the sasac
ton Of the Court that than two months have elapsed
from the returns Of the subpoena executed upon the Deen
dants Mary Ann Stewart James b. Coyner, and Mal-
ia his wife, James Hodge and Martha his wife, Robert
Stewart, Sarah Stewart and James Stewart and they still
failing to appear and file their anwers, it is ordered that
the plaintiffs bill be taken for confessed as to them And
1t also appearing that the subpoena has been served on the
infant Defendants, William H., Francis c., James H.,
Mary M and John A. Stewart infant children and heirs
OF Andrew Stewart, dec motion of the Plaintiff by
Counsel, Charles l.. Francisco is appointed Guardian ad
Item, 10 defend the said Infants in this cause, and there
upon filed his Upon argument Of the Plaintiffs
COUNSEL adudged ordered and decreed that this cause
be referred TO Master Commissioner Andrew Damron to
take, state, and settle the accounts of the plaintiff, Ad
mlnsator of Andrew Stewart, dec. And that said Com
missioner do, by public notice in some Newspaper publish
ed IN StaunOn before him the creditors OF the es
tate of Andrew Stewart dec and tina the take account of
the debts due from said esate their dignity to whom due,
and payable and that said Commissioner report his pro-
ceedlngs to this Court in ordered to final decree.
A Copy-Teste,
CHAS. L. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
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~ Office.

WILL offer for sale all my property at Midway, ROCK
= bridge County, Va, as follows to wit one Iact VI
Land containing faO ACRES, toleTabIy well lmProV-
ed, good two story DWELLING HOUSE. JS Kitchen = zen
Smoke House, and srale Barn, one other Tract OF Land
containing 1856 Acres more or less in ioerabe state OF
cultivation. good two story Dwelling House, double
Stables Sc Also. one Tract of Land, containing 10 A
crcs 6rst.role Land, with good Brick Dwelling SzsA
House Kitchen. Smoke House, sc. One House EssM
and lot on which there good Backsmith's shop,
one rood and comfortable Store House and Lot of Land
One cewly erected FAN YAESD, with all its appur-
ten.nces which frsrate. deem it unnecessary to
olive further description of the property presuming that per.
sons wishing to purchase will examine for themselves
will sell said property at any day from this time until the
LIST day Of September but if not sold privately before that
day then will expose at public auction, to the highest bid
der, the above named property will make the terms ac
commodang, from the fact that am not selling from ne
cessiy but of choice, wish to curta my business to
some extent my health being bad and not being able to
attend to ALL 1t is well known that Midway is flourish
ing little place aud will be shortly, from the fact
that the Plank Road will pass through the place In short
time.
Mr. S. d. McGufIin residing the place, will show
any person the property and give the necessary noma
ton that may be wanted. Nj. BRYAN.
July "a, lS50-tds.
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EExTg r o W Fl q TEE,
Lexington, Virginia.

TINEE undersigned desires to make his grateful acknow
edgments to the public for the liberal patronage which
he has received since he has been in Charge of the Lexng
ton Hotel.
He has been pleased learn that his efforts to satisfy
the travelling community have not been unsuccessful.
The extensive Improvements this establishment which
have been in progress for the last year. completed
the sleeping apartments in the addition large and
well Ventilated neatly finished and furnished with new
furnure-the whole interior presenting an appearance of
neaness and comfort seldom in the best ordered IIo-
tells
1t being the intention of the proprietor make this
rstrate Hotel in its general arrangement he hopes OBJ
tain and will endeavor to merit the patronage of the public
WILLIAM JORDAN, PROPRIETOR.
Lexington July 21 lS50-4t.
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ElABRlACg3 RECORD

On Thursday the 25th of April By the Rev ]. c. Hensel
Mr. GgoR0E Wilson JoHSs, to Miss MARY JANE MoYER,
both Of this County.
On Thursday the 9th Of May by the same, Mr., RoBERT C.
HANGER, to Miss ELLINGER, all of Augusta
On Monday the 9th Of the month, by the Mr..
WILLIAM WIsEMAS, to Miss Nancy ANN McCAANAHAN, all
of this County.
On Sunday morning the 10th of June by the same Mr. JOHN
RANDOLPH seu., Merchant Of Nidebook, to Miss ELIZA h.
PINE, OF this County.
&C. indicator requested to copy
AT the Spring Hotel Tucsdcy evening the 10th
inst by the Rev james Montgomery Mr. JACOB p SrRIcK-
LER OF Monterey Formerly OF Page County) TO Miss ELIZA
BErn MARoARgT eldest daughter OF Alexander Gilmore, Esq
Of Highland County.
Together may they sweetly live,
Together may they die
And each 4 starry receive,
And relgn above the sky.'
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A Hist of Eeffcrs

ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Stanton, on the
AZ st of July, 1850, which if not taken out before the
lst of October will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
A-John Allen, John Aldridge, Sarah Allen, Mary
Ausburn, John Alnger j. fl. Atkins.
B-Rober P Bryary Charles H. Bliss, Schuyler Brad
ley, Margaret A. E. Brown, Elizabeth F. Blown David
Baylor, Robert R. Baye, Charles Bates, B. B. Bowen,
James Bell, John Brown, John Boazes S. ". Baen, VIM.
Bayis, Rector, James L. Burmese, David W. Brand
C-Rev. Cornelius e. Cronin Thomas Crawley, MI
chael Conneo, Isaac CofTmar, Alexander Craig, u b.
Chase, VIM. Coury, David Cotton.
D-Peer Duffy Sarah Dean, James Drskill, H. II.
Dudley, Ann Davenport, Henry Deffenbangh.
F-Franklin Fleshburn, NJ j. Foln, John p. Fatley,
Benjamin Funk, H. M. Frebaugh, John Frizell.
G-Michael Gahagan, Elizabeth Greiner, Abel Glbbon,
John Ganrod.
N-Mrs. IIerdman, James Hicks, Robert Hickson Jose
Hite, Owen Hanlon, David Howard, Holiday u Lady,
James Harvey, William Herbert, Thos. Hutchens-
IL K-Willlam A. Irving, Frances Jordan, John
Kennedy John Kenifeck Edward Heating, Lafayette kir-
by, George Kennedy
E-Reuben Lambert Clara Lamb, George e. Leach,
George Latham, VIM. g. Landlord, M. r.. Long, Samuel
Lottier, VIM. H. Leget.
NT-William Moran, Miss P. M. Maupn, Michael
McNare, James MITCHELL B. f. hardwood, John McCar-
thy, VIM. McCutchan, Mary j. McCutchan, Elizabeth
Moore, Edward McNicholas, John McGrah, Eliza Mitch
ell, Sarah b. May, Joseph McCary.
N, O & E-John n. Norwood, Joseph II. Obrian,
Alexander Paris, Richard Porerfeld, or his heirs, D. 5.
Penny backer, John Paxton.
Q& R-Francis Quinsbury, Joseph Reynolds, Absa-
om B. Reynolds, Michael Riley George f. Roberts, Den
mis- Reagan James w. Rutherford.
S-Annie M. Smith, Frederick Sattes, David Steele,
J. c. Splitter, J. Stevenson, John Shea Jepha Smith,
Joshua A. Smith, John Sellers, George Sarmon Jeremiah
Sliney, Robert Schmidt, Thomas Smith
r & W-John Tenant. John Todd ]. s. W. Whit
more, Mr.. Ward, James Watson, Henry T. Wood Henry
Whan, Arson Weldon.
Y-George r. Young, Margaret Young.
n G. BROOKS, P. M.
Staunt ton, July "a, lS50.-3t.
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N. c. Kinney. receiver and d. s! oung-pain.ifrs.

N. c. Kinney, receiver, and d. s. foung Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
John B. Baldwin, Admir- Of Jeremiah Aude, Decd, and
Mark Taylor and Mary Taylor, heirs Of said jeremiah
Aude, decd-Defendants.
CHE Circuit Superior Court of Augusta County, at lie
June Term, 1850, decreed "tha. the Defendant Bald
win, the Administrator of the said Jeremiah Aude Decd,
do render before Master Commissioner John N Hendren,
an account Of his administration upon the Estate Of his To-
tesate In performance of which duty, the said Commits
SIoner will convene before him by advertisement in the Ca
zee all the creditors Of the ntesate so as TO enable him 10
report lst, The amount of the Plaintiffs debt 2nd All the
other outstanding and unsatised liabilities Of the Estate,
showing their respective dignities and prioes: 3rd An
showing the quantity and value Of the Real Esas
and 18th, The annual rents and profits thereof, which 90
counts said Commissioner will sate settle and report wild
any matters specially stated deemed persinsn, b. haa
OF required BY the parties to be so stated.S
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TgNE next session Of this School will commence on the
2nd day os September next, and close the last of June
1851. handsome and commodious Brick ediice is now
in progress OF erection, which will furnish the School With
very superior accommodations The course Of study will
qualify young for advanced entrance in any of our
best Colleges or for any practical pursuits of life.
TERMs.--In the Classical and Mathematical Depart
ment per session of 10 months, $50 co. English Depart
ment, according grade per session, S 5 and S24 CO.
Board, including washing &c., be obtained in the
best families in the village and vicinity S6 aud 81 per
MONTH A few pupils can be accommodated in the family
of the Principal.
The community in which this School is located, in re-
lgous influence and good morals is surpassed in the
State.
EG5- Address the Principal, at Brownsburg, Va.
July a. lS50-4m.
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July 8, le50.-4w
William Gamble-Plaintiff,

AGAINST
David Griffith Peter C. Hogg, George Reubush, John w.
Beae. Sheriff of Mason County, and, as such, Admins
traitor of James Hogg, r Decd, John Crawford, Henry
Blakemore, Elijah Hoggsett, John r.. Syrcle, Richard
H. Dudley, John NJ McCue, David Orebaugh, St. Clair
tan Staubus, VIM. w. Young, John S. Whitmore, Abel
Carson, Thos. J. Niche. Jared M. Hottie, James +.
Clarke and Henry Blakemore-
NHE Circuit Superior Court of Augusta County at its
June Term, $780, among other things, decreed that
this be referred Master Commissioner John N.
Hendren, to take the following accounts:
st. An account of the debt paid by the Plaintiff, as
curity for Peter c. Hogg, Ex'or of James Hogg SEN,
decd, and experiencing the same between the Plaintand
his solvent cosecurltes TO shew what conrbutive
portion thereof any, be made out OF the Estate OF
James Hogg sen decd and for what amount the Plain
tiff will be entitled to decree against David Griffith.
2nd An account of The administration Of John W. Beae,
Sheriff of Mason County, and such, Administrator Of
James Hogg , decd upon the Estate Of his lnIesate,
to ascertain whether said Estate is sufficient to bear
its proportion Of the liabilities in whole, or in part.
3d An of the debts secured by the Trust Deed
OF the Defendant Griffith, to the Defendant Crawford bear
ing date the 18th July, 64S, 10 show what portion
of said debts originally just and valid and still remain
due and payable.
4th. An account of the purchase money still remaining
payable due and hereafter TO become DUE from the Defend.
ant Griffith TO the Defendant Reubush for the Tract OF
Land in The Trust Deed and Bill and proceedings mentions
ed in order to shew the value Of said Ghs equitable
right in the said Land to be subjected to the Plaintiffs de-
mand or the claims of the creditors in the Trust Deed
the Court may hereafter decide. All which accounts said
Commissioner will take, state, settle and report TO the
Court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself required by the parties to be stated, &c."
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TroUsE AND LOT FoR SALE.

WISH to sell House and Lot in StaunOn, belonging
to the estate of Daniel Ellis decd situated 10 that part
of said Town called Newtown and designated in that part
of said Town lot No a. and present occupied by Mr.
David Andrews. The House is built of brick, with four
rooms besides the Garrett together with convenient closets
The Lot runs back in rear of the Dwelling House 10 the
street, which another building might be erected if
desired.
The of sale be made easy to the purchaser by
the deferred payments being well secured portion of the
purchase money will however be required in cash. Mr.
o. g. Morris, will shew the property to those desiring to
it, and communicate any offer that may be made
for the same, JOHN x. ELLIS, Adm'or
of Daniel Ellis, decd
ILL., o Iosn &C
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A3.'S
Compound Syrup Wild Cherry, OarhOund and LTerwOrt

For Coughs. Colds, .4stia,a, Iacipent Consumption,
Cataqtb, bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and all
other Diseases Of The Chest md L''ngs.
Offering this article the public with perfect
ieuce having obtained The sanction Of the prominent
Of the City Of Baltimore where the article is
featured.
Unlike every other popular remedy furnish home tesmo
ny from the most valuable sources
We also willing place the recipe in the hands of any
who recognised gentleman Of good standing i'll
the profession.
BALTIMoRE, Jan. 18th, 1850
This is certify that have been aborng under very
Cough pain the side, gddncss Of the head and sore
the chest OF long standing aud that by the Of three
bottles Of ONeal'S Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry Ioar
hound Lverwort have been entirely relieved and have
considered myself permanently cured for several weeks
person desiring special information obtain by
calling my residence No. 49, Fawn street. Baltimore.
Witncss JOHN WREN.
THos. J WoRTHISGToN.
&C. The above article be had of A1essrs. HARPER KIN
NEY Agents Cor the of Stanton Any respectable Phys
clan the recipe by calling on the Agents.
j. l.. O'NEAL, Proprietor
July 81, IS5O.-2m
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STANTON ACADE MY.

--aTSI
FsNlIIS SCHOOL will be opened on the first Monday in
Il September next, under the management of l.. WAD
DELL, A. NJ, formerly connected with the Institution and
lately elected Principal thereof by unanimous of
the Trustees. Instruction will be given in the various
branches of liberal oducaon and careful preparation may
he expected by such students contemplate graduating
the University any College in the State. No change in
fees. BY order of the Board.
VIM FRAZIER, Sec'v.
P. S. The Principal will be prepared receive sever
al Boarders in his family.
Stanton, July II, 1850.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

rsNHE undersigned having accepted the appointment Of
II the Board ofTrustees Principal Of this Institution,
would hereby give notice TO the public that the regular
ecses of the School WILL with the leave of Providence,
commence on Monday the End day of September.
The Of instruction will he extensive and thorough,
embracing all tie ordinary and higher branches of Eng
llsh Education. The Latin and Greek Languages will
also be taught if desired Competent Teachers in Music
and French have been procured. The terms of Tuition
will be The as heretofore, and will be published befoe
The commencement of the Session.
number of Pupils can be furnished with Boarding in
the family OF the Principal whose residence will be retired
and also very convenient 10 the Seminary.
w. e. CAMPBELL, PRINCIPAL.
,Iny 10 lSSn-2i
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BRECKENRIDGE s, COWNE have just received
variety of Boots and Shoes, suitable to the season.,
among which are
Gen'emens Goat skin Morocco Boots Fine Calf skin do
Oentlemen's Kip Shoes; Gents Calf do; Gent Moroc-
CO DO; Gent Morocco Slippers; Ladies Kid Slippers
Ladies Fine Morocco do Ladies California Ties Chill
dren.s California do and large lot of Mems and Wo-
mems heavy Brogan Shoes, Boy Kip and Calf Shoes
and Boots, &c., Sc
Saunton july 10. 1S50-Vnd. copy.