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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
VISIT roLElGuuuNr.

lie lives IN one AT tho q1io elegant Squares that have
gndnally been lnm'nu al Around the ieahftal neigh
ho,hnd l kens,ng,on Park After had sat dpwn fm
n few minutes in his b'afy-comlna the b o's as had
often done bcf re. hn always do with reuewed inter
esthe doar hrskly opaus aud IN irlps legh ll0nt--
IN look II safc ard manner. the lmmoHa' W ~ His
friends have named him. quoting fac exp esslnn On
hls owa paelty. 1t has o on been renlk d. that oaa
haa always previous image ol such m,n; and that
frequently this lnage u soneNhnt roughly d paied
by the reality. hut lrlh Hunt IN iung'na,iou and
;.rlga Hum IN bodly pres s'oce. are mach iha
drs gat, militant, expressive IN constant cisli;
emotion. mlrIailon II 'nay he othd yet not m ass or
pi"cipa'c bu serene and hight. with p,renuial h,w
oI cbecrlulness ptulou'd sympahies Al he ma
ever luenr wah the most tender al ayeu lnpiessous
aud oe-arwun half elrrhs.. natural glaee all aaout
him. as II born ot tn st'ue spirit which wlea is
The sweet bfar ut the ylne,
o. the taised egnnline.
lis appearance pecid dly when anmie1 bY n,v Incl.
dent n upnls'. whrh the cate when Tn thy
yea ato, eau 5ht the Il gm So al him
eeedmgly dao with much of hat uoqneness and fascl
nation with which Nature. often even externally.
clothes her fvoflirs A'ier ihe its naanianenos sur
vey. ynnr aurni is particularly flvled by the fre
head aud efe, and BY the quick. instant youthful play
Of hia mlvemenfs. Mac b'aulul eyes caunet be con.
revri hey u be The very petleciian at III otbs
II the s,u They d,r. laga, brilliant. hnsly pene
tfang but without spaik o efceness anse', PRIDE
or any mmul'u1us rassllts: nay, they sweet
they srtna mild ~ they are hr'ah. radiant with
lns palion suls Il with horghfnrss AMI wisdon but
mMnally soft With kindness WIN gnn nihess. win gay
eanaiHg VT. which itadmiss but dues 10, waaad and
a mom'nts deply saddrned ino an expression OF Pen
siHcness and PITY
lh forehead embnwers ~ ftom the eyes mrh singular
0race ard beauy-uo', pc hnps, massive or maj sc--
f the whole mond of tho Is ligf, refined delioats
hut II is lo compact, Il 1ey rounded aud M express
syc MT only of accy aud elegance. b" ol fnoe deci.
ION. md ac'iv" working power, both IN intellect aud
c,rnc'cr lis hair, which has leen dark. but ls now
whitening nealy parted. and Il rvs to a considerable
al. n
should M p1tt d his fody ever seems IL rtsii but
ths IS the fdgelincstni old age or any une'sy t
mbhiy II lemprfa neat II Is The downright Overlooking,
uncanfo,hl vance ID bpo,ancy Of yan'h, that are
nllhin him f sh aud strong ever. Even sea ed IN
his char all the lin Total hoy" rev'a's itself IN hlm
These shand VIII be Struggling and twisting htse
logs will b. emitting qanid clTers, II, 80 sharp FRET will
be dar ing out The ngels will be touching book
some non ot ,npniup so.t @ friend on thu shondet
brcasr or for very excess Of playlors' he lwiding IN
all shapes round and through each other Then what
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
VIEW. GOODS.

XXTATERUOUSE Il POTTER aave now in store,
w aud daily receiving from y York. complete
ment OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, YES
TINGS and FURNISHING GOODS, of every description
and quality whehthey invite the attention OF their friends
and the public to examine.
Store formerly occupied by Whttcmorc & Co, three
doors below r. ID, Jennings's Commission Store.
)ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
POEIICAL.
From the Baltimore tllpner.
DEATH OF 4 FRIEND.


'Nle was too pure IL cnlih-
l'ea Il claimed her As hts own.
,o
~,
rLa h,,1, -,
'"o 'eFeu one Is a'a',
Inv s''' III 'h' "oi"'ne'
Nhen man'ied III grey,
An'oih Is d""nlhg.
She vanished away
,,,, r,
~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
LOSS by DAMAGE Or FIRE

Also, on Goods Wares aud Merchandise against the
hazards Of lnland Tansporati aud upon the cargoes
Of SEA Vessels.
All lpsses arising upon Palicies lsued by his Com
pany, will be promptly adjusted by the Home Office IN
the City of Laavete, Indiana. aud paid through then
agent al lyrchburg
NJ. w DAVENPORT, .7gort.
II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
Valuable Mill Property for Sale,

IN ROANOKE COUNTY,
rINE undersigned have determined to dispose OF the Vaua
bic Milling Property in the county oi Roauoke, known
as the BELLVUE MILLS. This property Is situated
the R>anne River one mile West oil Salem the county
sat in the midst of large agricultural region. The N
yina aud Tennessee Rail Road under active conruc
on passes Immediately bv 1T, and the SouthWester Me
Aiamizcd Road leading direct to Bnchanan passes within
800 yards ahordng the speedies and most ample facilities
oftransportation OF to the best markets.
The buildings consists of a large Brick MILL covered with
n in thorough repair, running two pair oi Burrs two
Choppers a Cirdng Machine, and a new Saw Mill,
built in substantial order, but recently erected.
The water powers sufficient To keep both in operation.
Adjacent to the Mills are newly erected tenemen's sta
ble for persons To attend both establishments with about iour
acres OF Land Gardens Sr We invite the attention OF
persons of devotng Themselves to tins business, TO
examine tins property
TERMS One, two, three four and five years, OF the
usual deduction for cash
M,yl3 SH\NKS, MARTIN * co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
ATTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
Claims nf the City Of WHSlinEtOn

klHF subscriber undertakes the collection, settlement and
adjustment of all OF claims, accounts demands
AGAINST the Government United States, foreign
before any of the public Departments Washington.
The procuring of Patents, Army and Navy Pensions, the
collection against the Government, all Land
Claims and every demand other business of whatever
requiring the prompt and efficient services o an Ator
Agent.
residence of fourteen at the seat of the Federal
Government with thorough and familiar acquaintance
with the various and routine oi public business
the different Offices well Congress; added to this,
Tree access to the abest legal advisers if needed uses
the undersigned in pedgg the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch TO those who entiu their business to
his care Being well the greater part ot the ci
zens of this district. and gentlemen who have been
members both Houses of Congress the last twelve years,
1t deemed useless extend this notice by special rceren
Communications must be prep ,il in all cases
Charges will be regulated by the nature and extent
Of the business but moderate in all eases
Address ii. c. SPALDIN(i, Attorney,
Nav 2-ts Washington, ID. &.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
Fire and Marine Insurance.

HNlE Lafayette Insurance Company, Incorporated
4 February sth, lSS6. Capita Stock 5000 10000
That portion Of the Capital : ork which not paid IN
cash, is secured by mortgage real estate and each
sockhoder is Individually liable for The debts aud La
btes OF the company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
NEAN BOOKS

NF.W BOOKS.
cIGHTS in the G,ld r. gi1n by J. +. Johnson.
- Naragu or The Charms Of the Nile, by farnss.
People lave Mel. by \ p. " Ills.
The Battle Summer hy Tx. Mure.
Sketche. and Ranbes by L. Ilradly.
Annals of The Queens of Spain.
Sacred Scenes aud Characters editionby lleadly
Sd vol. Wumen of the Revolution. by Mrs. Elet.
Lectures on Arts and Poems, by Allison.
Woman's W hims. by Robinson.
Th- Elliott Family, the Trials Of New York Seam
stresses.
Lake Superior, its Physical Character. Sc
Memories of Hungarian Lady.
Historical Studies, by G. W. Greene.
Cooper's Works-Ways Of the liour
Direct from the publishers.
MAY l6-ts, ID. Il. PAY NE N Bko.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

TAMES FAGAN co, SCu1.PTORS, Market
y Street, IynchJurg, Ia Monuments Mantles, Tombs
and Head Stones, Table aud Counter Tops, and House
Work in general, executed in all its branches the bsst
manner Tor public and private buildings Terms moderate
Jan 10 GIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
ACT ACRES,

o less Also, other tract, on the
WV same creek, in said county, containing $50
- Acres, more less, adjoining the iumcr-
Also one Tract the waters OF SAID creek, IN SAID
county containing 1l6 Acres, less adloing the
lands of George Penn and others. Also other Tract on
the waters oil said creek the said county, containing 22o
Acres more less adjoining the lands OF Charles Phelps
and others Also other Tract in said county, on the wa
ers Of said creek 4So Acres lees, ad
ioin,o the lands Of Straon Wheeler and others Also
other Tract near Bent Creek, containing 300 Acres,
or less bounded the lands of Dabney Gooch and others
Also one other Tract the waters OF Broad Creek con
tanning 500 Acres. less bounded by the lands OF
Rives & White others. Also, the following Negro men,
to wit Peter, LEVEL, Sandy, Bill Spinner, Sam, Page
Joshua Jerry John, joe Also the following Negro b"ys
to wit: Neptune Bob and Henry Also the following Ne
gro Women, Girls and Boys to wit: Pmis, a woman
Pleasant woman Jenny, woman; Nancy and her daugh
ter ucy Grace and three children Bbb and her three
children Kitty and her children, Rachel and her five
children to wit Mcby Anderson, Nel>on Jesse and att
Matilda and her five children Martha Edward, Mary, San
dy and. Also Caroline, girl; Jenny girls Sarah,
girl; Patev and Silvey, Also, an interest Of
49ths in the following II Slaves, to witt Sawney, Jenny
and her five children, John, Jacob, Sally and others,
fnames not ven Judy and her three children James and
Others names not ri, en- The other 59s o said ii Slaves
belonging to the leeatees of Thomas Walton Also the
increase of any named female Slaves since the
dateof the aforesaid deed
The title TO all Of the aiorerarel Land and Negroes is
believed to be good but acting Trustee, will only
yey sucb title as is vested in by the deed aforesaid
SAMUEL McD. REID, Trustee.
April ll-t22M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20

HAVE THIS DAY sold my entire interest in the concern
l. of AGREE WIr1EN to Thos. o. Acrcc, and he alone
is authorised to wind up the nccrn.
WM. l.. WiTTEN.
April 25-ts ArTil 30, 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
SDJ KEVy.1KD,

\ WILL give the above reward of Twenty Five Dollars,
tor the apprehension and confinement III jail OF my ne
gro man EDMUND, which | purchased oi Mr. Caleb
1dte at Franklin Court House, the 2id of January last
EDMUND is about p years of age, feet in hes
high, black complexion and weighs about 160 1865 lbs
lie has wife at the Forge, Rocky yMout, belonging
to Mr. Saunders and he doubt lurking in that neigh
borhood r. r. 1ARRlSS,
Feb 2S-ts Liberty, Bedford county Va.
J,XrRA FINE SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, MO
l. IASSES, SC. SC i am receiving the above
tces all OF which would call the attention
Of my friends and the public generally to he and feel con-
fdent Of pleasing all. -
Nav eft. SANI. TYREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
cor RD.xGE


NE arc now receiving, consignment, large LOT oi
w Bed Cords Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines Irvine,
&c Having made arrangement with OF the best fac
tories in the State, will be constantly supplied with Cor
dagc, and will sell in lots at factory prices
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & SMITH
An,iI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
FRESH NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
Claiborne ~. KevuOIdS,

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nearly opposite DibrcIl's Hotel Main street,
Ll.NrHBuRG, TIRGL\Ll,
"OuID return his grateful acknowledgements 10
w his friends and tie public generally for The vcrs
liberal pa ronage tNeuded t,watds him, and solirs
continuance Of the lie has a-t returned iam the
Notth. With large stuck Of
Dry Goods, Groceries and Liquors,
purchased the best ems, consisting. IN part, OF Glng
hams. Lawns Callcoes. Domestcs. Has. Caps. Boots
and Shes. large assortment fine aud cheap Iron Steel
Sal Fish. Mackeral, Shad. Herngs. Candles, Soap,
Coffee, Sugar. 6ne Teas. (nuch cheaper Than coffee
Ganpowdor, mrral and Black; large stock II Liquors
the best that The market affords; fine Chewing Tobacco
SegaIs. Soda. Saaralus. Indigo, MadJer Spice Peppt
Ginger and ground Bacon aud Lard, Sc Sc. all
OF which Will be sold extremely low for Cash. ox
CHANGED hr connlry produce lie has also added 10 his
stock complete assortment #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
lI..I.N'TED.

JNl.OUR, WHEAT, FLAX SEED BEESWAX GIN
L SENG and most every description of Country Produce
Which the highest market rates VIII he given IN cash Oh
barter. >. l. WILLIAMS.
April cots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20

NEW HERRlNGS-A few barrels new No. Herrings,
~ daily expected and for sale by -. ~
April 29-ts j. l. WILL AHS.-
JNINE SuGARS-l0 hhds. Brown Sugar, part OF winch
i ">omethng extra" just received and tor sale at
Anvil % y. J., WliIIAMS'
BLANK BoNDS FOR SALEAl rus OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
DIRECT ORS.


This Ins,i ulion having appointed NJ. w. Davenperi
her agent for l.ynchbnrg aud vicinity. Is now pre-
pared policies of Insurance as favorable terms
any other responsible company, Dwelling Houses,
Household Furniture, Stores, Stocks of Goods Ware
houses and contents, Nj lis aud Manuac9nes, &c, &c,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
Trust Safe Of UHfMHOte Lana NHd
NEGR ROES,

deed O rust eNecuIcd 10 Inc suDfIOVf,
Is the 22d day of December 1885, by William Walton,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office o buckingham coun-
t to certain debt therein named will on ednes-
day the day May next at Appomattox Court House
if lair the fair day, expose to sale, at public
auction to the highest bidder, Tor cash, ONE TRACT OF
LAND Bent Creek, in the county oi (Buekingham) Ap-
namattox. ad ioning Mm Thurman. Sc, containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
officers.

Godloyp s. Orlh, President.
Addison NJ Crane, Secretary.
Jacob Walker, Gen'l Aren't.
T.. ii. Bracket. Solicitor.
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THE WAY SHE CAUGHT HIM.
A MAIDEN's CONFESSION.

MAIDEN's CONFESSION.
youth TO me wooing came,
For pity sweet i'm plored me,
And hoped | ne'er could slight or blame
The lad that most adored me.
] liked him uch, but hid my plan,
To see how he'd refute me-
So, frownng, cried, Don't teaze young man;
You don't exactly suit me-"
He seem'd confounded, vexed, and stared,
Then vow'd he'd ne 'er de ccive me.
Says /, young man, you can be spared,
Ifyou please, sir. you must leave me.
ITO leave you, love. | never Gun,
swear by all your beauty"
''Now. pray" snys /, "don't teazc, young man
You don't exactly suit me-"
He started, sighed, hung down his head.
Which proved I'D fairly caught him.
"Oh! haste, my love, to church !" he cried.
You see to what I'd brought him
Dear sir," said l, ''if that's my fate,
To wed's a woman's duty,
Let's fly, or we shall be too lato-
You now exactly suit me ~
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p D 3 II A Y q
DON'T FRET.

Has a neighbor injured you
Don't fret
You will come off the best:
He's the most to answer for,
Never mind it, let il rest,
Don't fret.
Has a hoTrid lie been told
Don't fret
II will run itself to death,
If you let il quite alone,
Il will die for want of breath;
Don't fret.
Are your enemies at work
Don't fre:-
They can't injure you q whit;
If they find you, heed them not,
They will soon be glad TO quit;
Don't fret.
Is adversely your lot7
Don't fret
Fortunes wheel keeps turning round;
Every sp Ike will reach the top,
Which like you, is going down;
Don't fret.
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WobIGDOORS!

MHE SUBSCRIBERS, thankful for
past favors, beg leave to inform their
+ friends that they have fit ted up new
II large Store Room where they can accomo-
date their customers by the hundred, with any
try Store. and on terms the most favorable
They have just received excellent sssort-
ment of
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A Founding.


A Mrs. Esther Sta nSbury, (Tesiding in
a Court running from Race street below
Sixth, was about to bring bucket of wat.
er from the hydrant last ht,--she found
an old basket suspended from the knob o
her front door. Putting her hand inio
the basket, she felt somthing alive and
kicking-but so enveloped in rags that
no further discovery could be made with
out unwrappIng the object.-A piece of
paper folded like letter.--iay by the side
of the animated bundle. Mrs. Slansbury
immediately returned into the house and
by the hight of The lamp, examined the
billet. 1t was addressed to her husband
She TREMENDOUSLY broke the seal and reaC
as iollows:-
To Joe Sta,186,ry.
SIR.-I send you the baby, which YOU
will please to take good care of and bring
up right, SO that it may turn out to be a
betler man than its daddy. On Joseph!
what sly old rake you are!--who would
think that such staid, sober old spindle
shanks could be such a toring down sinner!
The chlld is yours. You may swear to
that. Look at it;-it is Joe Stansbury all
over. You deceived me shamefullv,
Joseph,-letting on to be a widower--but
do father 8 part by the young one and
I'll frogive you.
Your heart-brokeu. NANCY.
P. S. Don't let that sharp-nosed wife
Of yours see this letter. Cannon her
with some kind Of story about :he baby :
N.
Mr.. stansbury was in the basement
kitchen quietly eating his supper and lit
lima hat
ing over his head. The door Of the
kichen staircase was violently throw
open and Mrs. SIS voice yelled out
''Slansbury; ry;-come up here, you villain;
heres mess for you!"-The astonshed
SIansbury hastily wiped his mouth and
obeyeG the summors.-"Don't you want
70 see Nancy? the eart-broken Nancy"
cried Mrs. Stansbury, when her guilty
husband had hob6led up into the room,
''Nancy!-what Nancy's thatF" the
sly old rogue in well-feigned perplexity.
-"Why Nancy, the mother Of this baby
that's been hung up at your door Mr..
Stansbury. Oh you look mighty inno-
cent;-but just read that letter and then
look in that basket. Don't be afraid. it
wont bite.-its got no teeth, poor thing!
you'll know it.-for, as your hussv
says, it is just ike your all over Please
goodness, III expose you before every
body"
And in less than five minutes. Mrs.
Stansbury had collected a room full Of
spsetators,-(half the inhabitants of the
Court TO witness the process of unwrap-
ping the baby-Anxlous expectation sat
on every CONFERENCE.-The the Jealous
lady lore away rag after rag from the
body of the founding.-the vigorous
movements Of which astonised every BODY
"is is fall OF the devil already" said Mrs.
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S.-"that shows it is his, you'll soon see
that it is like him in every thing" Al
last, all the swaddling clothes being re-
moved, out jumped the baby and made its
escape through the open door,
1t was big tom-cat. Tie Stansburies
had been viclimized by practical joke,
the contrivance of which was traced to a
female neighbor.-Mrs. S. who has no
taste for fun of that kind,-made her
complaint against the suspected party,
but. as the tlick appeared TO be without
malice, no bin ding overlook place.
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LUDICRoUs. A young itinerant preach
er, in the constant habit of declaimng a
great deal about the Creator, and espe-
cially about the first getting up of man,
whenever he wished to display his native
eloquece to good advantage, was one day
holding forth to a mixed congregation in
a country school house. Becoming warm
and enthusiastic us he proceeded, it was
not long before he reached the favorite
theme, and started off in something like
the following style:
land when the world was created and
the beasts of the field, and fowls of the
air were pronounced very good, God said:
Let US make man." And he formed
man after his own likeness, and declare
him the noblest of all the works of his
hands. And he made woman also, and
fashioned in the exact image of man, with
a little variation
''Ihdnk the Lord for the Uaridtionr'
shou ted an old sinner, who sat over in
The amen corner of the room, at this in
lteresting juncture of the dIscorse.
The effect was perfectly iudIcrous and
lirrcsisti5le The preacher dropped the
subject where he was interrupted, and
was never heard to allude TO il during a
ubsequent ministry of forty years.
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n IL Il Ii II ~ S'C-, &c
which he will sell wholesale or retail as
low as any other establs hment il the
country. He is also prepared TO manu-
facture SCOUTING for houses a! the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Merchants and others desirdus OF
purchasing bills of ware, are respectfully
invited ocall as he is prepared to furnish
all articles in his line equally as low as
can be had either east or west, and all or
ders addressed to him will be promptly
attended TO.
JOB WORK of every description, done
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned hopes, by a strict at
tention 10 business 10 receive liberal
share Of public patronage.
Old copper and puter taken in exchange
for ware.
GEORGE HARNCAME.
Oct. s. iSI9-5-tf
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Wholesale and Retail
Tin Copper. s. Sheet xF0ss
III an u fec tor y.

The subscriber adopts this method of retur-
ming thanks TO his friends and the pnblic
generally for the liberia patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him, aad begs leave to inform
them that he has enlarged his business, sndnow
keeps constantly on hand large supply O
every variety of
TINWA RE,
STOVE-PiPE,
DRIPPING PANS,
ZINK OIL ERS
COAL BUCKETS, TEA
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ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
LOreffO, Co,lbrin cO,ly,f,J Po

LOretf0, Cambria cOufltQ, Pa.
gENH1S Institution, in charge of the Fran.
III ciscan Brothers, and distant four miles
from the direct mail road between Philadelph.
la and Pitts burg will, on the first Monday in
September, be opened for the reception of pn.
pills, who " i'll be Instructed in anv of the fol.
10 wing branches of an elementary and liberal
education: - Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
English Grammar Ancient and Modern Geog
raphy, Use of Globes, Elements of Natural
Philosophy, Ancient and Modern History.
Book Keeping, full course Of Mathematics
and Of the Greek and Lati Classics, &c.
TERMS.
The Annual pension for Board Tu-1
itiop, Washing, Mendiug of lin <-,oo IN
en- and use of Bedding, payable "iOO ~
half yearly in advance,J is,
Postage of letters, books and st ationary, If
not furnished by parents guardians, will
form an extra charge, as will lso Me deal at
tendance.
The Scholastic Year commencing as above.
will close the 18th of July following
Those remaining at the institution during
the Summer vacation, viii be charged SI2
extra
Each pupil must be provided with sufficient
supply Of Summer and Winter clothing; six
shirts, six pocket handkerchiefs six pairs of
stockings. four pairs of drawers, six towels,
and three pairs of boots shoes.
The healthy location of the Establishment.
together with picturesque scenery-the varied
and extensive prospect al! around,'s beneficial
tn youthful mInds-must render it desirable
place of education.
The attention of the Brothers to the intel
lactual moral and religious culture of boys
entrusted TO their care, will be unremiiting;
and TO render that attention effective, the disci
pine VIII be exact, yet mild and parental.
\ half yearly account of the health. conduct
and literary progress of each pupil will be
transmitted 10 his parent or guardian.
All letters addressed (post paid to The ''Ss-
perior Of the Franciscan Monastery, Lore to- >
wiz receive due attention.
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