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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-19

The steamship Atlantic sailed from New York on
Saturday at noon for Liverpool, with seventy-two pas
sengers. Among them were the Hon. Nell Brown,
Minister to Russia aud E. II. Wright, Secre'
Iary to the same Legation.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-19

KNRS MARY ANN Ii. COO:7'S PATENT
1--WE CHINESE POLISHING IRONS.-A supply
of the above celebrated Patent Irons which are recon-
mended being the best article offered to the pub
lie, giving linen gloss equal 10 satin, without any COM
position whatever Printed directions for using the
Irons accompany them.
e7 T. GINTER 10 Main St
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EIGARS.--Anoher. supply of those highly APP
- proved Silvar Cigars, genuine with choice va
rlety OF other brands Just received and for sale by
ii. ]. MILLER, Druggist
lie Is IT'S Broad street
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JULY MAGAZINES, &c.
FOR SALE
By ]. w. RANDOLPH. lime 14tI


Thoughts on Domestic Life, its Concert and Discord,
with suggestions how to promote the one and avoid
the other-by N. Sizer. .................. u
No. BIT Lttells Living Age. .................. 10
Introduction to the Water Cure-by T. L. Nj
Arthur O'Leary-His Wanderngs and Ponderines;
by his friend Harry Lorrequer; plates. ........ so
NO ii Byrnes dictionary. ................. IS
Vol. Mimans Gibbons Rome; muslin. . 10
Hints towards Reforms, in lectures addresses and
- other writings-by Horace Greeley; muslin. :. L 90
The Pillars of Hercules or a narrative of Travels
in Spain and Morocco in l843-by D. Urquhart,
M. r; 9 vols. muslin ...................... rs
July No Sarain's Union Magazine. ........... 25
NO. SifoWarPs Mistake of Life Time ........ IL
July NO. Godey's Ladys Book. .............. 25
July NO Graham's Magazine. ................ 25
July NO. Petersons Ladies' National Magazine. IS
J. w. RANDOLPH,
le 10 - Bookseller and Statoner.
THE PILLARS OF HERCULES,
AND OTHER NEW PUBLICATIONS,
RECEIVED BY
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The Pillars of Hercules, or Narrative of Travels in
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No. S The History of Pendenns. :. ....... Is
stump Orator, being Nos Carlyle's Latter-Day
~ a1pnlets ................ 6
No. 5 Pictorial Field Book Of the Revolution
With further supply Of Harper's New Monthly Ma
game Gall and examine this work-i is destined TO
have large circulation. Subscription SO per annum.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
The pin md the Needle.

Lam Smith, the cute and philosophical editor
of the Madison Record, tells the following witty
fable. which is as good as anything we have seen
out of Esop A PIN and needle, says the Amer,
lean Fontainc being neighbors Ill work basket
and both being idle began to quarrel as IDLE folks
are apt to do
Il should like to know, said the pin, what
YOU are good for and how you expect to get
through the world without a head ?" " What IS
the use of your head, replied the needle, rather
sharply, :" II you have no eye = What IS the
use OF an eye said the PIN il there is always
something in it r. i am more active and can
90 through more work than you can said the
needle. Yes, but you will notlive long. Why
NOT - ''Bccause you have always stitch in
yonr side. said the pin You are poor, crook
81 creature, said the needle. And you are so
nrond flat YOU can't bend without breaking your
back. i" III pull your head oft, II you insult me
again "Il put your eye out II you touch me :
remember vour life hangs by q single thread,
said the hin W lille they were thus conyerslng
. little GIRL entered, and undertaking to sew, she
soon broke off the needle at the eye. Then she
lied the thread around the neck OF the pm, and,
affemDting to sew whit, she soon pulled its head
of and threw it into the dirt by the side OF the
broken needle "Well, here we are sad the
needle 1--WE have nothing to fight about now,
said the PIN 1T seems misfortune has brought
as TO our senses a pity we had not come 70
them sooner" said the needle " How mnch we
resemble human beings, who quarrel about men
blessings till they lose them, and never una OUT
they are brothers till they lie down II the aust
together as we do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
aORIVATF TUITION in the Greek and

n Latin Classics and the higher branches OF an Ea5ls
Edncatcn An English gentleman, eiacMed at Trait,
college. Cambridge, wishes Ia meet with resPaYabs
umy where lbs services IS TUTOR wouit be cY9s5ierei
an equivalent for BOARD Tor himself ara wife o. 4
would devote Two or tlree hours a dav 10 papis ls
own residences Terms moderate The highest references
nfored For further particulars address ALPHA one
OK tins paper oS y
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SCHOOLS.
INDUCEMENTS 10 INSTTTTgrIc

INDUCEMENTS to INSTITUTIONS
a ard TEACHERS.--CHECKS on the L. s sy.lF;Ao,
AGENCY. 2q3 Broadway, procure Negotiation, MI u
besi Institutions Families, ard Teachers UNTIL StfrP0
ard are selling 10 subscribers 81 he rate 1f one o.,
on ore wears compensation EMPLOYERS syi 1 ,s
checks for THEMSELVES pud lheiy TEACHERS mn
be entitled TO a ihr check equal u the sgsE nISTRCr
SCHOOLS supplied for s. per aiina. N a3yauce f9 eeS
department Teachers registering re 81 In aiyasrs a.
ply early t1 iud post Paid. References exchanged 0c
rec hours 20 y, and TO O'Clock. Special iaYs IA
Teachers and EMPLOYERS Thursdays IS Saturdays ic
size City pnl-Gus visited, u deSiret ESa6asaei an
Aolg ,, T. II WILCOX Pr5preto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

~ THE FoorPRINTs OF THE CREATOR
BY HUGH MILLER, gives popular view o! some
of the most interesting geological facts in con-
ncction with the testimony of Nature to the at
tributes of the Deity 1t is work of remarkable
eloQuence and power. A memoir OF the author,
bv Prof Agassiz, of Cambridge, is preixed to this
edition. Boston: Gould Kendall & Lincoln. New
York Sold by Geo. P Putnam l2mo. PIP 337.t
Me- se'rHE POETRY OF SCIENCE, By RoDEHr
HUNT, is an attempt to illustrate the poetic as.
poets of the phenomena of nature, and to show the
sniritno) adoptations oft the inductons philosophy
and tbe truths Of inductive science The style Of
the book is sometimes painfully turgld, but 1t
abounds in curious descriptions and may be read
with interest by the lovers Of nature and OF sci
ence. Boston: Gould Kendall & Lincoln. New
York; Sold bv g. P Putnam, l2mo PIP 1888
r4Y= " GRAMMAR OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE,
bvP. A. CATrANo, is brief exposition of the
principles of German construction, adapted to
the use of teachers, both in the English and Ger
man languages. The plan appears to have been
devised with good judgment, and is entitled to the
notice Of instructors The work is recommend
ed by its condensation and cheapness. New,
York MOgnus Co. l9mo. PIP. III
~ THE CORAL GIFT, by EDWARD A. Nc
LAucHLlN, is poem in four cantos, founded on
an incident connected with the destruction OF the
steamer Pulaski, while on her passage from sa-
vannah to Charleston. 1t displays great purity OF
sentiment and considerable descriptive talent
Several smaller poems OF a pleasing character
written in early life, are appended to the volume
%. c. Striker l2mo PIP 240.l
memoirs OF Mrs. HAwSgs, LATE OF
Is1INGroN, by CATHERINE CEcrl, is the bogra-
ply OF an English lady, with reputation for ex-
traordnary Christian virtues including extracts
from sermons and letters Of the late Richard Ce
Gil robert Carter K Brothers. l2mo. PIP. 371.l
~ THE pRE.ADAMTr,s by Rev. John HAIR
RS. is the third edition of that popular contribu-
ton TO theological science, reprinted by Gould,
Kendall Lincoln Boston, and sold by g. P. Put
nam, l2mo. PIP 500
t- RESPONSES FROM TILE SACRED ORA
CHS, by RICHARD w. Dickinson, a series Of
religious essays. chiefly founded on passages in
sacredhistory Robert Carter & Brothers l@mo
PIP. 400.
- LAST DAYS OF ELISHA. from the Ger
man of KRUMMAcHrR, is reprint OF popular
work Of the fancifu German sentimentalist, BY r.
Carter Brothers. l2mo. pp.2a7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
CLOTHING.

HI,OTHINCi AND TAILORING.-Im
Y nenss stock of fashionable readyrnade CLOTHING
Of every de scrption- Coats from 81 to 50; 5000
Vests from 8 81; 5000 Pants, from 81 to 3d. to measure
new and fashionable. irsrate fit always guaranteed
single trial will convince all Twenty per cent less than
any house in the city for cash Rememner the name anu
number MICHAEL CONWAf5
So 3meod+ l+3 Fulton-st near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
VHNHE SIXTH SESSION of the RICH.

Il MOND SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES' near lea
mond Village, Staten Island, n Y, viii commence %
Wednesday, Nov 8lh Ladies' Of all ages may here mud
cheerful and musical home. Circulars with pnrtculh5ai
be obtained nj Mr. Sodarts, 3l5 Broadway; Mr Beneia
Wall.st New York. and OF Mr. and Mrs heIle,t s @
Institution. Oh W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
lDOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, at ca.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

I
q Professor L. A. JOHNSON, Rector-The FlRSr
QUARTER of the SCHOOL YEAR begins on SEPTEA
RER I'd Pupils are fitted for COLLEGE or BUSiSEM
The PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, for eleven years uElr
the care OF Mr. NJ NJ HOBBY. receives pupils al as r5
sisn may be made at tie rooms lower floor, Umvety
Buildings Circulars may be obtained al Tie booksiond
ROE, LOCKWOOD & SON, All Broadway CHARLES
s FRANCIS * co 252 Broadway. aud SAMUEL RAY
NOR. rs Bowery GEORGE S. PARKER Principal
anil 2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

LAST DAYS OF ELISHA, from the Ger
man of KRUMMAcHrR, is a reprint Of popular
work Of the fanciful German sentmentalist, by r.
Carter Brothers. 1emo. pp.297
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18


= LECTURES oN PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
BY Prof JAMES T W. JOHNSTON, a volume OF lee,
lures delivered before the New ork State Agri-
cultural Society and the members Of the Legislo-
ture OF New York during the last Winter, The
subjects of which they treat are the relations to
practical agriculture of physical geography ge-
oogy and mineroosy, meteoroogy and chemistry
with the means by which general scientific knowl'
edge may be difused and made available for the
Improvement OF agriculture and the general eleya-
ton of the agricultural classes. They were re
ceived with great favor at the time Of their de
livery and are now collected into volume with
the view of subscribing the interests both OF agri-
culture and science. They present in lucid
manner the results of recent scientific inyestisa-
ton. and throw much light on the rationale o
many Of the operations of husbandry d. Scott
& Co l2mo. PIP. pal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

RESPONSES FROM TILE SACRED ORA
Giles" by RICHARD w. DlcEIYsoy series Of
religious essays chiefly founded on passages in
sacredhistory. Robert Carter ( Brothers 12mo
PIP 400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

- AMERICAS UNIrARiAS Bo5RAPHY,
edited By WILLIAM WARE Vol. l. consists OF
memoirs Of individuals VINO have been distin-
guisllad by their writings character and efforts IN
the cause of Liberal Christianity The biosra-
plies in this volume have already been published
in different forms but are now Tor the first time
collected into. separate work. they include
several of tie most cminentand venerable clergy,
men Of Massachusetts,. whose talents and virtues
are here appropriately commonwealth. Among
them are the names Of President Kirkland, DR..
Worcester. Dr. Freeman Dr. Bancroft, DR..
RIPLEY, Prof w are, Dr.. Harris and other eminent
diyines of the Unitarian faith. The memoirs are
almost without exception written in a style OF
simple elegance, especially that Of DR.. Ware by
Prof Palfrey, the choice and expressive language
of which is a model of Biographical composition.
Boston: James Munoe & Go. NewYorll Sold
by G. < Francis & Col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

IL MEMORIES of TIE PAST, is the title of q
small volume OF poems by MARCUS I CARFEN-
TER, showing q genuine poetic spirit, and occa
sional passages Of great beauty. Baker X Serb.
ner lan,n M lbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

on through nearly three hundred pages OF bad
grammar and worse rhetoric, relieved only by DC
c9sioual touches OF inflated and often disgusting
lvpedantic bombast lNewYolk John Trow
l. mo. PIP. 210
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

~ THE PRE.ADAMIrE, by Rev john HAIR
Rls is the third edition of that popular contribu-
ton TO theological science, reprinted by Gould,
Kendall Lincoln. Boston, and sold by G. ?. Put
nnnl lomn nn 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18


~ AMERICA Discovered, \ POEM in
Twelve Books, ByAN AMERICAN This is a won,
dertpl production It begins viii Convention
Of Angels. and ends with the discovery OF Con.
tinent. What scenes occur in the interval NAV
easily be imagined. The author has had access
to secret archives Of history. whose existence has
hltheF'oSlo' been suspected. The session Of the
Angels among the mountains Of South America
leaves Millions celestial coloquics in the distance
The first speaker was named Abdah, Who COM
mences with the following exo,dium
/" Brave Ctieftains oJ he Lord, ye hosts o. light
WHO kjAd from other .aldS have songh this place.
AheaIfy WecoWc ske &c an lhlS night,
4 Triple welcome to iiiiS wilderness.
No slore-rajsed palace with lis furTeis brgh,
10 golden gate Will laan.-t,idmond face
NoIifopt Of ~, cfuHll a. various pear " sae
Tis nature wild aad vas aA NOW around yaa De.
The cose Of his speech comes at length, and he
moves that Eabdiel be moderator striking an
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Rest nboyeI
|. .ate.raHeiftn .9eHdemy.
! lLL LI Esonrtfing school.

ETNHE Fall Tegm ofths Institution win commence
Il 4 eM Maaa4A September 8 1873. The course Of
study etnbnfceB9nt different branches5qf complete
English tI1caHpn, III connection with the Latin
Greek French ahd Spanish languages, and a full
coufse ia Mathematics. 81 :ff3 F
Regular COURSES of LECTURES Ionl Natural PhjIoso-
ply CheEnsshw and Astronomy are delivered tofhe
students dufina tieyear. These Lectures are fully
illustrated by Eaeans Of a complete set ofAppasa.,as.
i All The branches are taught in as practical a
manner as possible Every facility for a rapid and
thorough advancement in study is afforded HE sta-
dents and lhe are repaired TO exsr hsir bes, ener
gies fof the attainment of this desired object EE
TheSGE.GkssG Glass is frequently exercised inI
surveying laying out and dividing Land; taking
heights aha distances, &C., sc, iby which means
they baeoae gully competent t6 perform The DUTIES
Of 9 S4rrgFRr er 20 e6ter an Ehgfaeer Corps \
The AafRoSoMTcAi Class have access 10 a large
TtiesAtpe Of high magniyng power and on suiiAble
EVENINGS .naks observations Oh The Planets, Fixed
Stars ami other celestial bodies ~ II
4 Those Studking the FRENciI and Spanish Iant
gnages have disadvantage ofddiay reYsqtoM with
theFTeadheF, who resides in the family and become
able mot only 10 tf1hSidte those languages btit To
j.. speRk them Nfah grace and auehev III
VI FERAts.--HSsr Beard w ashiRg Fuel, Light With
tuition III Lafh. Greek, and Mathematics, ssi50 DO
per ahnqni Ra.as quarterly, III Aafasice; the qtta
ters consist rs ~ weeks. Tpigion III French or
SpaniShS9 PR quarter extra. StudeRts may eater
at any time and Payfrom the THINE ftheir ENTRANCE
1f IlEs r. J.. BROCKETT. Principal.
Alexandfih Va, August ., lsl946mw6sm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Restoration and Preservation Of ths
Hair,
h Hf ~ WISE . son. or VIRGINIA..


fl q AoIWs
N WISE & SON findinr il .itsresker In pos.
4iAs sidie I'd amend pessonaliy d the great nam
Der N daily applications IRON al sections Of The
Unlen, iof thelr Remedy foE Badness and for their
eeletfAled HAIR TONIC, have found II necessary
% appoint EeAeset 1fartliag AgsHf, 10 visit DIFF
iereEt Cities andtouns hrougho1g lie UEiied States
yesting him with zuthbri.T IS anposnl snb- aaepts
use and EenA The Hair Tonic, ard % apply the
REGTOAATIHE, and 10 put them into The haASs
4of those he may appoint 70 operate xAerescra sun
ciefI nutnbeEof patients id any toxa or neighbdf-
hood saail beHobtained
Capt GEORGE CALVERT Of EauqnieF COMA
~ Va il alone authorized d aet as General TTasel
ling Agent. With the pdwers aloFe Indicated .
Capt @. nIhg be expected 10 visit IS speedily IS
practicable ne principal cities and towns Of me
Union. k#
NIB Capt. Calvert viii always Nave on hand
fun supply 81 the HAIR TONIC (Which eIsanses
the teadof dhhdrntf strengthens andiny igorales ihe
kafriana prevents Il also, from falling OF Tor the
region Of country NEST contiguous ID his operations
orlit may always be Obtained, wholesale or retail
BY addressing the prOPrietpEs,
NJ WISE & SON. \
Richmond, Va. November % fskg
E-g The TONIC can be had ck the following
named Druggists ia Richmond Messis PuRcglL.
LApp 81 CofGAYNoR & WooD DoTr s IsAacs. ard
Gas BESSE1T & CD. PriGe one aoIIaf grr 5sttIc
ertsix b9fsesI for fire adiI1xs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Boot and shoe Making,
~ !.
IN SHEPHERDSTOWN.

TNHE Undersigned have lasi opened in the cor
Il ner-roomonfE lain street 81 M Danie. Eugers
Hotel, ShepherdsftHn, q Shop fer the manufacture
otevery descripiio3 81 eork pertaining to The BOOT
AND SHOE MILKING MT SINESS. Theyrwill
Manufacture to tsaer, Al the shortest notice, and
keep constantly Yll hard CsentlerneiFs fine Calf
Morpceo, Kip aps Cork sole Boots coarse and ine
Shoes, as well as geheha variety OF Ladies' work
all Of which VILE be ~ iuGiactured Of the very best
materials that eau he procured and the work ekecu-
Ted in style interior q np other establishment in
the county. From soine considerable experience
in the business He feel confident Of being able 70
render satisfaction to 49, who may give usia call
and las eur terms ard law and our best endeavors
excited at leasttb reader satisfaction shared the
public patronaa4iis RESPECTFULLY solicited
As our motto Isl qnikk sales and short profits il
will be necessary ID 90 on The cash princiIile as
doubtless il WIZ prove mutually advantageous ID
both PARTIES Panetaal chstomefs, however, can
have short cresN, il Il Is desired Our materials
will he purchases I'M Philadelphia for cash. and our
determination IL 40 feH work as low as il can be
purchased in the county! Those who duuAEean al
T least give us ttial. wv 81. AVIS.
SbepherdStomht Nov 49, 1s49--3m
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win. r.isIe ilaker.


DRACTIsEs u alI re Coults efJeEers0n, Rerk-
~ esey and Clarke counties
Being the Casnn1iAsi0ner nf Massachusetts,, Fenk-
sylsaail Masgltna NORA Chrolnas MISSISSIPPI.
Kentucky Teilnesaee Ohio lbdSaDa Illinois, aid
Missouri III ~ STATE Of virginia Ne VIA = pm
saanre of ~ popess ves,ed Is him sprep1re faks
TIE e1kecwle9e rskat oE and asae.ticnaE under tie
Seal OF 0gIiecs ahy Deed, Mohkage, Bill Of Sale
Powered AIIcsae ii clhes insiuine d wiring Is
b used Or fu,.0Fded In any III said States = He
will also snk* tpssitons and pfaof Of debts 20 De
used Ia any' III the Couffsot said States =
fr Persons 1tsSd5nx ~ Of jefferson county Who
may have 5usfaess with him z$ Commissioner, will
please give htn due notice by mail Ofiee Is the
NORTHEAST Floks 0f she Odd Fellows Hail. taf
lSenterrhar ID fsaa--fnl 49,
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/ Great Assortment
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
+. For GENTtEMsN's WEAR,
MILLIAM J.lsTEPHENs,

INT ERCHANT TAILOR, Cofner IF Shenandoah
WI aud Bridge Streets, HarperS3Fsrrv, "a. hav-
ing Just returned from the Eastern Markets with a
aaTge stock Of GooDs in his line the public are re-
quested 10 call and see them. The following com
prises in part his present handsome, and excellent
T CLOTHS. French, English and American ii
}various coors and qualities suitable for the differ,
emit Styles ofiCloaks, Dress, Frqck, Sack and Over
Goats with Trimmings ID suit the Cloth: III.
SSIA1ERES.- FRENCH English and Ameri.
cam Of vari0uSeolors, enibfacinga great variety 81
new and fashionable styles EHj
HIS VESTINGS.--A sple4did assortment Of Plain
and Fancy such as Velvet Satin, Silk, Cashmere.
Buff and other vestings jail of which will be sold
Ebs the pattern or manufactured 10 order in excellent
style at a short notice.
II RE-ADY-MADE CLOTHING. .
/ A very latge and extensive assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Of superior style and quality, CON
sistiHg OF 5
/ Cloaks, Dress, Frodk and Over Coats,
/ Sacks, and Sack Frocks, and Coataes, M
\ Pants, Vests, and. Monkey Jackets, NJ
1 Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Drawers,
| Silk tCravats, Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Merinoi Under Shifts and Drawers,
1 Cotton and Yarn Half Hose, 81
Silk ana other Suspcnders in short
every article usually kept In a Genueman's Furb-
iShng Store. Also large assortment Of Boys
and Youths Clothing consisting of Goats Pants
and Vests. for sale low fE
CoD6ning myself entirely to the one branch ol
! business Gentlemen must readily perceive how
ninch il ~ 10 their oNai advantage to patEonfze d
house DEVOTED exclusively 10 The comfort aud adj
yancementof he,outward man
Cali then say and examine my Stock hetose
purchasing elsewhere, as cantand wilEsel cheaper
Goods than eanIbe purchased at Harpers- Ferry d
ih Jefferson County He.
IIarp ~ I
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ABoarding and Day School,
H FOR YOUNG LADIES'

TTTIILIbe oisened 10 charlestcwn I'd the I'd 81
wv january 1850 Mrs +. ASkIE 5RIcg, il ID
take perinFeneenteo f the Sdhocl, managing its
domestic aairs and keeping guard oyer the central
welfare of its Fapils. f
The EducaiIsaat Department viii be undcr4h
direction 81 Nd j. H. MfLtiAsa a teacher of ell
pefience. who with Ire aid OF Miss HEIM VIII
conduct scholars from the Elements 10 an ACC uasnE
ance with Physical Mental and Moral Scienees
The French IiaaRa Isstin, and Greek Ian qua esE
The Bellies Lenass, Drawing, ard MaihemafiaS Nv
Music also, will bellaugli by an accomplished
mDsirian J - t HI Al
Tive system of Instruction viii aim TO quicken
ME general inlellecf 10 stimulate the ideal faeuly
and ID elevate The sentiments rather than 10 aIna5s
The forms Ut kn9wledgein The lnfmdry kThe char
acter shall b trained according ID tie requirements
81 The Gospel and MO pains Wilt spatedio aw u
ken and cherish I'll that Is beautiful or ennobtug
in disposition mind and manners l7-i.ss tT