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FULLY developed without the aid OF banking
institution. Large amounts of capital are
ready for Investment in it, aud your petitlion-
ers are prepared with statistics TO show the
amount OF capital constantly required in that
community, and of which they have not hthcr-
10 been able, from any source, to raise the first
red cent.
Your petitioners therefore pray your honora T.
bic body to appoint some day for an excursion
OF both Houses to visit the proposed location at
the expense Of the state aud that thereafter
wards a bank may be Incorporated with cap.
ital Of five hundred dollars, divided into five
hundred shares Of one dollar each, the bank to
be open three months in each year, with power
TO deal in fish hooks, powder and shot, Monon-
gahela whiskey, and to do a general exchange
business in the various descriptions Of charcoal
and spruce gum.
i. HALE,
W. CHAPMAN, Jr.
NOOJOOMO.
BONDO.
SAMOA,
BABBALANJA.
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Grec q &c SIS,
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ID, 1850
Letters from the Pen TO the Scissors, NO. ~
ISURLINGTON, VT.
NovrrrTIrp. November G. 1850,

MoyrrETIER, November G, 1850.
Seasons II am clad to notice the follow
ing important correspondence in the papers, re-
la,ive to the Grand Industrial Exhibition, which
is to take place in London in 1851. The
nromp, aad cordial manner in which the Pre-
sident approves the proposition OF placing
National Vessel at the service Of those who
NAV desire to send to this Exhibition specimens
of the productions of American genius and
skill, will meet with universal favor. 1t Is
r;oht and lust that the Government should take
his interest, at least in the effort, so creditabe
to its projectors and patrons in England, TO
stimulate and encourage honorable competition
in the Arts Of Peace and good will among the
Nations of the earth. Aad rejoice that Pre-
,ident FlLLNonE so heartily responds to the
annIication of the Central Committee in Wash
m.,on. The following is the correspondence
referred to-
Rooms cf the National Institute,
WAsulNGroN, Oct. -, 1850. :
To his Erccltenoy the President Of the Cnded
:-Imnros.cd with the important results
which NAV f5w from the ia lustral Exhibition
10 be held in l.,udon in 1851, and desiring that
every possible facility may b. furnished 10 such
OF orr citizens as may wish their productions
70 b, there representa-, the Executive Comm l.
,r. for tho United States is induced to Request
OF the President that lie will grant the use o
one Of our national vessels for the purpose O
conveying American products to England.
Assured as we are that this favor EXTENDED
to the producers Of every branch OF Amcrcal
Industry. will prove bencticient in its results
and have an important influence IN cleNd'in;
the standard OF American genius and skill,
We have the honor to tc, respectfully, you
cXcelIency' most ob'dient servants.
PETER FORCE, Chairman Executive Com
mltee.
JAMES c. G. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Referred to the Secretary Of the Navy 70
,,nS,rlr O,robcr %. NJ. F.
NAVY DErARiMrNT, Oc'. %, 1880.
SIR II haze had the honor to receive tn
communications Preferred by your order to TN
Drrart,onu,\ from the Executive Committee {
the National lus lutte AMI the local Commute
OF the state Of New York, in relation to tn
selection of articles 10 be sent to the Grand tN
h!J,lian Of the Industry OF all Nations at hol
Ion. in the year 1871, requesting that pu3l
vessel may BE- ordered to transport such ART
Gle, 10 the place Of exhibition ana Sug9es
ng, that unless provision be made to fAHsm
the c ntrbUtinns OF tins country iree OF e'
pousc. many ingenious and worthy inventor
and mechanics will be denied the opPoT'uhi'
OF cxhi' ing their productions.
lcipaling in what conceive to be Il
general desire Of the pcop'e Of the country thi
| tI,,,o r,av H., a rr,,tltbir di ~plaV Of the pr,
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Hon. Robert Pierpoint was consequently
elected.
Second Judicial Circuit.
faoab Coam7r, elected, viva voec.
Third Judicial Circrit,
Him Milo l.. Bennett, elected, viva voce.
Fourth Judicial Circuit.
Hon. Luke p. Poland, elected, viva voce.
George IL Nichols, Mortified, was elected
State Librarian, viva voee. Adj.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov. 0, a. NJ.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
q Rciori BY Mr. Coburn, from the commit
Zee on agriculture, on that part of the Cover
Dor's message relating to agriculture, joint
resolutions as follows:
WnETEAs, We lee&e it to be the experience
OF all enlightened nations that the prosperity
aud happiness OF the people have mainly de-
pended upon their diversified industry; that
agriculture lays the foundation of national
wealth, and the supcrstructuro is in tie me
tLanic ants, manufactures end CONN cree
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30

II GIANEERY

The Court doth adiulge order and decree that Thomas
Whitehead the Commissioner Of tbs Court, do take,
and settle showing to whom the said fund.
properly belong, what proportions in what character and
to what amount-wheh account take tile said Commits
sioner will report to this Count, with matters specially
stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF required by the par
ties To he stated and also account Of the demand Of
Gannaway and Woodsan forth and specified in their pc
tion filed among the papers oil tins and If said debts
be properly proven, he shall aproron the residue OF the
fund aiter dsdnctng said aeeount among those entitled
copy -Fe.te,
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J 4 Nj e G ARLAND

WILLIAM NJ. CABELL.
III AVE united IN the practice of Law and will reg
4 Il ularly attend the Circuit Superior and Count;
Courts Of Amherst. Appomaftox Bedford Campbell and
Nelson, and II town of Lynchburg
AddreSs-I ynchhurg. Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND Will continue dilioently to
practise in the Court of Appeals
. Ort I0-tf
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SAM'L. NJ. GARLAND, Cl'k
County couRr conanssoNrR's OFFICE,

COUNTY COURT toMat1ssinSHBS OFFICE,
Amherst { IL July ,, 1851
The parties interested in tie gong oder, Will take
tree that have appointed the ithday ii december 1870
To- commence the accounts therein mentioned, which day
at ten O'clock IN The morning. they requested 10 attend
al nv oce With aeraunt> vouchers and eapcso Court
papers, prepared for examination and settlement.
THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Com'r. 1. C
Sent
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CHEMICAL WASH MIXTURE.


FENHE Subscriber has purchased The Patent Right ui s
tfane's Chemical Hush .AiiriH1e for all Eastern Viz
glnia and oilers sr Rights Tor Counties. Towns
fanos Will sell thu Mixture all who wish ttadcIn
it Orders fom person persons in the city country
will be promptly attended to. The subscriber intends
Ike constantly hand some tons oft the Mixture, to supply
order, the demand Ion 1t j. constantly Increasing.
BEW ARE OF 1MPOSIORS' As the mixturc is he
coming valuable 10 every family, many bringing Tor
ward worthless receipts aud ohets selling the rights and
doing indifferent places, but tbs Is To put the public
their guard the sub rrbrt will hold all hu the Nj N
nc responsible 10 pay linn OF his Agents The names OF all
authorised Agents in tho public prints Mr. II ROB
ERfS0N, IN Petersburg, Is an authorized Agent
Messr.. Aosby i il3eemhe Ia lylchburg, viii kccpon
hand large supply At Who'll sale and retail Families will do
well II, lt-Any family by purchasing right willie
strnetedto apply tito the country made soap.
II. ATHEREON Proprietor,
August I'm. Richmond, Va.
supply l5r retail constantly on hand, at
JOHN II. SENN' = Drug Store.
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SHIRT EsTABLisIIMENT
Wool, Wool. Wool,

vIHE subscfiberis ANXIOUS 10 buy large lot Of WOOL
for which he will pay, cash trade price that will
fully compare with the Richmond Northern markets,
when take into account charges incurred by shipping
further 10 prove it, give chance, Mr.. A. b. Rucke
who is an authorised Agent and lives opposite Virginia
Bank, and we will do it, JAS s. CREWDSON, Agt.
Sent l6-w3w
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When, however the skin becomes locked up sudden
changes OF weather. anynndne application OF cold all tho
humos and Vrulont PARTICLES Of the blood retained with
in, and sickness and death must follow. All the long
logue o diseases the result We have, under such
cmsance discovered remedy that will open the pores
and assist the body oil offending humors 1t is
McAlISTER'S AlI.HEAIING OINTMENT, or the
WORLDS SAlNE. It opens those avenues through
which nature carries oh the impurities Within and thus
leves the body OF disease 1t is thus that it Consump
ton, Sctoina, feves, Erysipclas, Asthma SAT- Rheum
SICK Headache, Qginsy, Soe Throat Rhematism ScaldS
Pam in the Chest, SIDE aud Baek Dyspepsia Poisons
Sore Breast, Deafness Guaneou Euptnn, Eyes, In
hanmation OF the Bowels, Kidneys. and Brains Buns, Chill
haIns, Piles, Worms, Aeuts Cold Feet, Liver Complaint
Ulcers all Fever Sores, and lntammatons OF every kind
without destroying he tone 81 the stomach, generally
done by the introduction and continuance OF pills and
nostrums.
Its by acting upon this principe that II is proved to be
o the most extraordinary medicines the world
Its success IN curing disease i altogether unprecedented in
the annals OF medical independence.
This we might demonstrate by the publication of thou
sands ocertiheatcs from individuals 81 high standing in all
parts of the United States who have experienced is As
IpNlSHlNG Fl FICACf in the healing 81 the most al
hcting maades to which mankind subject But we ap
peal 10 candid and enlightened public. and only ask that
the numerous cures which being effected by this ONT
mrnt wherever II has been used IT that repu
taton Which mertlat due attention he paid the III
rectIons contained in the envelope in winch the boxes o
Ointment enclosed, we'll the Circulars in the hands
OF onr Agents For sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
feb 21-wly Agent lor Iynchburg.
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At a meeting of the President a Directors OF
the North River Navigation Company
nR1ERfb that each al the share holders, pa Jas II
~ faxta,a QUOTA dollar uron each share in addition
othe quota raediar August the lj to he paid the
ordered. That extra general meeting Of the Stockho'd
er- be held at Lexington on saturday the lhday of sept
At II O'clock \. NJ.
Ordcred, That the Secretary advertise in the Lexington
papers tina proposals will be received until the 1t day OF Oc
tohe Tor Tie execution thc work the North Rvrr
poyement according To the plans and specifications OF the
Engineer, and that Notice be given that the President and
Directors will meet persons disposed 10 become Contractors
at Lexington the 10Th OF September, order to show the To-
cation oi said improvement.
JOHN JORDAN, ptcsnt.
J,con NJ RIFF, Sec'ry.
Sepl2-tlO
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Gooscberries C,1a,s. -Seeci a shady border a,d
s' out ngs Of goo>ebeflss and cuaus towards the
las OF this mouth.
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y'srsissi0

Virginia
I Rules held in the Clerks Office, ofthe Circuit Cour.
n OF Campbell County, the ID day oil September,
1880.
l.. FAINT and - merchants and partners trading
under the Sly lie and firm OF L. l.. FAINT Co. Plants
against
james Bass, Charlcs L. Smthson and John Z. Buruss
Defendants.
IN IkNCERY.
The object Of this suit is subject the pa vmcn Of tho
plaintiffs dcmand-any monies debts ot,er the
hands OF the defendant Buuus belonging the defendant
Bass who is nonresident of the Commonweah-and the
said James Bass is required to appear here within
month after the publication OF this order and do what is
necessary tn protect his nterestsand ii ordered that
copy hereof be published week, for
weeks in newspaper printed in the of ynchbutg
and posted at the front door OF the cour house. coun
the first day Of the next County Court.
A copy-Teste,
Sept 23-wiw j. ID. ALEXANDER, CPk
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RICHMOND,
THOMAS 4 CHARLES ELLIS, No 100 MAls
i STREET, RICHMOND VA importers and Dealers IA
fSyU I.OOds UuI EUy<fsrayP,


have received @, .hp' "Siar OF he West L Palmer
and Prentice " from Liverpool, and various ANNALS rom
the \ nth, ton ss.ariucHt Of
FALL GOODS.
~ a they invite the attention nt country merchants
Many these Goods were put' based oary IA the summer
much below rrr.'"t rr,c', aud will be add accordingly
Confusing iu part of
Bla eh and CIlot,d Ap4cls,
Alpaca sut " hair i.usttcs,
sft.tup-d Hforad,s. Chamsloon SILK Regents,
Coat,d Ttb,t tlsfh.,
H4ch printed DE Iaut-,
PLAN and Cashmere do
English, American and clyde Prints,
t.,4 PLAID. aud GinFham',
Nosc bird Edgjugs and Iaces,
Cs,abIe aud clear Lawn Iidkfs,
Meme pointed Cambria do,
pong,r, Shanghai and Corahd DO,
M.'l,,o, End Gro De Rhine do,
Slik and war,tcd NIrts and Gloves,
Mem Buck and lind berlin do
lnt.l Cs.hiucic and Tartan shaws,
fauRss Diaper and Napkins,
Linen Shrcting and loweng,
Blown and white ilullaHd,
Canton aud printed Flauncl',
Clsslings and cloak Innings,
Frr.rh, B.,iin and American Clsth,,
Fancy Cassimercs and Doe skins,
Wooicn velvet vc.tngs,
Ri,h silk and satin do
Printed Nocskins,
Prince Albert Cmd-,
Ilushings and Beaver Cloths,
Gentiuclla tluc Pilot do,
Blue scarlet and gray Blankets,
Twiild and Duihl do,
Whitney and ribbon bound Bed do,
heavy siurls uI kcrse,s,
Sstt,uct~, Eiannels, Cheeks,
BieacLcd and brown Cuttons
HARDWARE.
$500 dozen KNIVES aud Forks,
1870 do Pocket Knives, "Rodgefs," Wostenholm
and other makes,
400 do Scissors and Shears,
SOb do Pad Locks,
800 do Stock Locks, English and American,
$50 do Rim, mortire and closet Locks,
l'o do Virginia, Davis 4 Collins Axes,
900 Gross Britannia and Ifontca and table spoons,
1000 l'ur Traces all kinds,
Baskets Vices.
81 Mouse hole and other Anvils
ijo Single and double Guns
complete assortment Of Saddsry.
sept G-Jw
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NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER

Cheap Cheaper! Cheapest :!
DRY GOODS MD RE.fDT ALfUE CLOIHLN G,
Al WHOLESALE x RETAIL
rINIlE uHder end having associated Themselves together
to the pufpoHe oi ronluctlnga general Dry Goods and
Clpng bnsinss respectfully n1m their friends and the
public that they from the Northern cities
a splendid stock 81
ID RtY 4. 90 DIS,
suitable ior the SPRING and SUMMER season, embracing
article II adics and Geutlcmens' Wea: all Of which
the public invited to call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere We have beautiful assortment Of HATS and
caps, BOOTS aud Si OES, with splendid and general
assortment oi
FANCY ARTICLES;
all Of which offered at unusually low prices. Call and
Us and feel assured that you will be pleased with
prices well as Goods, determined TO sell low,
avng purchased Tor cash They also receiving SPLEEN
did assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
purchased by them Tor CASH. at unusually low prices, by
which they enabled to offer great inducements
the public, any similar establis hment.
They would particularly call the attention Of COZ NIRY
MERCHANTS and others. To their Wholesale Prices, be-
licving that they will find II to their interest TO give them
call aud then stock before going farther East The
great facilities which they ENJOY in purchasing their supplies
enable III 10 with confidence that their GOODS
Will be sold al Richmond prices.
\. GUGGENilEIMER
|. UNrERNIl Err.
April IT. Granite buildings tdbeH House.
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Terms $50 uer Session.


The Faculties, for intellectual abilities moral worth and
pro requirements will compare avorablv with the
most distinguished in country. he medical faculty con-
shotes an snamay IN this any other countrya OF them
able lecturers and the best ot teachers.
hose who will contemplate geographical position and
the extent ot population have doubt the
eihy our situation Tor enterprise o the kind As
health including all OF the year. deny that ANY
OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
The first class OF the Law and Medical Departments
Institute small but the gentlemen composing them
talented and IN the highest degree favorable
omen for the future prosperity ct the Institute
That the public be satisfied of the permauency this
school, teel IT duty to sate that the Trustees and
Faculty form UNIT in action, which augurs well for its
future and that the peculiar internal organization
winch connects them, cannot he interrupted
r. W. NJ KING PREspYNr
ofthc Memphis Institute.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. April eo-I2m
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(IinsTWt lecturers.
MElnClNE-Prot H j. lIulce,
ST RGERN Prot II 5. Newton.
T.. fieepan, NJ ID, Anatomical Demonstration.
The tees Tor full course olectures amount 10 SlU5.
Each Professors ticket, sl5 Matriculacr's s. Demon.
strator's Zee slo. Graduation $50
Those desiring further information will please address THEN
letters pasl pa) to the DEAN and students arriving in
ely will please call ON him at the Commercial Hotel
X, $. NEWTON, NJ H.,
Dean Ofthe Facity.
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NEW CONCERN
.H0re than Tircnfy Thousand persons
hare been cared.

TT is upon the principle Of In
sensible Precipitation, as ex-
hibited in tins cut, that the hui
man body delivers itsell 81 M
purItics and disease. Z" Tie
blood being the lite ol the flesh"
according To scripture, II must
be kept pure 10 insure health.
This 1t does by It's own heat and
action through the :, stem, clabo-
rating all impnrity, and casting
OF all ITS Worn ont PARTICLES,
which are carried out oi the sys-
tenn ihronght he pnres OF lhr skin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30

I WOULD cali the attention oi my TRENDS 10 consieu.
ment Of Superior FAMILY FLOUR, Just II hand.
sc,s l2-s X J. ECu0Is
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s'sr%st5iH:
+ Rules held in the Cler,s Office of the Circuit Cour,
"a OF Amherst county, on Monday the Ind day OF sept.m-
Der, 1850.
Frances 4. Dawson, Plaintiff,
against
William H. Tyler Joseph X Irving, trustee, Benjamin
u. lHldicrlO, Moore and Iunean ioln Nlitclead Tho
Is Ruyscr, Peter, and Harris Hudson NJ Garland sury.
wing partner OF Garland y stout, VI nm + Carter
mtcol ohio w tart,r Warner Jonos Garland and amp
u Wilson Peter, Charles y Penn, John Penn
decd, George BAghy & CO., and Hugh Adams
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Plaintiff,
In CIANE cry.

he object Of this suit is to fecose deed of
cutsd by the defendant W am II Tyler, the defendant
Joseph n IRVING trustee, gardiug the mortgage,
{" have settlement o the trustee and payment
the plaintiff dchtNnnd IT appearing by satisfactory evidence,
mat the defendants Moore and Duncan Ieents Of
this CommonWoath-the said defendants are required
"appear here, within one month after due Publication 81
thus craud do what l. necessary To protect their
e,tHand # IS ordered that copy OF hi, order be published
once week, ur four successive weeks in newspape.
printed in the town Of yuehbug posted at the
door ct the Court House, OF this County the first day oil
tho next County Court.
a copy-Testo,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Cih
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WENPIasS INSTITUTE,

.HEUTJ,fI UFT.IK T,NF.N T.
UNtlf regular OF Lectures this Institute will
the first al November, and continue unit
the last Of February The Anatomical Department will he
opened and ready students by the first of October
The Medical Department will he under he direction the
following
II o T. $ = q II s,
T. Freeman, NJ ID, Professor of Anatomy.
Il s Newton, NJ u, Professor OF surgery
IL J. Ilnlee NJ u, Professor %! Theory and Practice oil
Medicine.
w Byrd Powell NJ ID, Professor OF Physiology, Pathol-
ogy, Mneralogy and Geology.
King, NJ u Professor OF Mavra Medira, Therapeutics
and Medical jurisprudence.
J. Milton Sanders, NJ. ID, Professor OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
l. 4 Wilson, NJ u, Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
Al al Children
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Z HAt NJ ~ T, TTOlCOME.
New Castle County. Del, Aug. LIST. 1850
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LIZ DEp3RTlIE.\'J

LIZ DEPiR TNENT
Hon. F. w. NJ. King, Professor OF rbcory and Practice
OF Law.
John nrafrd, Esq Professor Of Commercial Iurspru-
dence
YerDlS-S5O per Session.
MI communications pertaining 10 this department, must he
ad'iressedto +. W NJ. KING. Esq.
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ERAMMARS OF DIFFERENT I.ANGU AGES, Tor
u sale by u. b. PAYNE Il BRO.
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AGRICULTURAL

From The .inerion Farmer.
DRAINING I'll E-MoDE OF APPLYING qua
No-CASADIAN RECIPROCITY BILL
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B'lcSsnsN O.:

Sep 9-w4w D. ROBES,
Nancev & Davis, r. q.
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R'e.I = -.
neh,FnLHn-
.4IeraMfil'tes .9GHfiemy.
BOARDING school.

TIME Fall Tenn oflbis Institution will commence
VI oil tfladar. SsAsFRbeI. 81 1919. The course of
study embraces the different branches If complete
EIelish Edueaien, 10 connection with The Latin,
Greek, French, aud Spanish languages, and a iuH
course I'll Mathemati4 r.
kegalar coarses Of ltfcrUREs on Natural Phiioso-
Phg Chemistry and Astronomy are deliteredt 10 the
students during The year These Lectures art fully
illustrated by means IF esRplete set Of AppaFa,aS
All lhe branches are taught in as practical a
rnahneF aspossihle. Every lacIiIy far ! rapid anJ
ihofonah advancement in study IL afforded Tie SIN
dents and they are required to exert their best ener
gies for the atiainment Of this desired Object
The SFRfeYiSG Ctkss Is Frequently exercised in
surveying laying out, ana dividing Land taking
Heights and dlstanceE &C., &c., BY which means
lhes berefme folly cohpeteR 20 perform the duties
~ Sastrg0r, or 70 e4ter an EagtaeeN Corps IN
III The ASTRONOMICAL Class have access 10 alarge
ftiScqpe u high masnifying power, andon suitable
evenings MAKE observations on The Planets Fixed
Stars, aud other celestial bodies Ii#I#ft
These stadying tie FRENtl and SFaSIsi Ian
guageshstr The advantage pc Saf cttrcsSafiSA with
The Teacher who resides I'D the family and become
able not tinly 10 ira#aate hose languages but 70
speek them with grace and fuency. =Fls.8l
TERts. For Board, Washing Fuel Light with
tuisinniin Latin, Gnek, and Mathematics, $50 90
per annum. payabe quarterly In airaare; fire quar-
ters consist Dc II weeks. Tuition III French or
Spanish ST9 PER quarter extra Students may enter
Al any link, and payffomthe time OF their entrance
K. T. BRoCkEfT. Principal
Alexandria, ya, August 9,+ ls l9--6mw6sul