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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09
With NONays NeWayd.

PANAWAY fTou subscriber, living in Sparta nsburg
~ d.lrirs, .olina, IA WRENCE, a muiatto nan
about rs Yeas o,d, about 20 inches high a large
sea- on Que ~ BIZ te his knee, veTy black head
o. haiI, and yellow eyes-Taisst Petersburg Va a
expect In Elizabeth Cin cOrnty He was sent to the pc
nitenary burglary sold ont to Messrs FowIer q,
Xix. wish 10 knsw here he raised aud by HON
will give the above reward, If secured any Jail so
that get him again. WIN. FARROW
December 2. 60.2ws
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CNscOWiAAa .Aca6enly

THIS SCHOOL, in which the usual Gelnc al branch
IS Will he taught nu9Cr tie immediate aud ateii.
ton r.the subscriber, will commence the Is; February
mex. and Discontinue ON The 18th December following
term Of 10 months, after deducting shorttine
IN SUnmer for vacation The subscriber viii take i've
boaruers IN addition TO those already engaged.
INNS Ia lion and Board, (nciuding washing iods-
NC, &c 100 10 be paid half yearly, at the expiration
of each scssOn.
Parents and guardians AT a distance wishing to
rage tn usitntioD. ere requested ~ make immediate
application, by letters directed 10 ihOmpsons Store Han
over and also, to come and witness the Improvement
ct their CHI dren and wardu
HARRoD J. ANDERSON, reGrfh Fork Church.
Hanover Dec >. -. 90 2w&wtIJs
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WITH DoNAArs Reward.

rEtO The politeuess Of friend in Stanton am indeb
ed 1r the sight Of a bill bearing the impression Of
the Union Hotel, aud signed o. Brock"-puTporng 20
be bill " charges against Major Peacock. As the whole
j. an Infamous forgery manfesty intended do inju-
~ Il will give the above Tswss for discovery Of
who committed The forgery aud pay all rearabio
expenses which may aitesd tho prosecution Of the vii
lain HENRY BUTLER
farther reward Of so viii he given by INC for APP
pretending and bringing to tfialthe dsteslDe scOundfe
Hbo has forged ny name 10 the aforementioned rli.
DRILL BROCK
n TIE Edfoys Of the Sfaanton 0gfd Winchester pa
ycrs reqUesfed 10 pbfsh me ub0pe adVertissenf
III their paPers Week for three Jcees, and Co1-
,card their bitfs 10 fhe linton Hofet.
November u. sT-tf
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Spying MY Acaden1y

E EY FALL SESSION commenced on The 18th instant
A and viii close the 18th of April next. Parents
may Gtrust heir children to my care are assured that
every attention will paid their morals and literary
improvement. JAMES 6. WADDEL.
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PAIRING lime ANf,clpArep.

FAsLK.
I shall not ash Jean Jaques Ross.aa.
~ hii ds cen ilhuia,cOr no;
us cite TINT ihes are always at,le
70 L.. ~iN:tistst IL i-i,ei IA f.ht.
And - 10, tts c'.sia, ~au sacAs no better
iie1to intsfrretty tteietter
: sitTy ui aVOsA ard bal,
Husi have q mos, hncoE.1.oE SKILL.
II shauc'd. then. Qua Winters say,
But warm ai.c biight, acd calm az May,
The birds csnceisi6g a aesign
TO ivrsst2h sweet 81 Valentine,
La uisn, al orchard cOpse aud grove
Assembled ON aaAi's of love,
And VITA n,aca twit,cr and much twstler
BEGAN TO asita,s tie matter.
~ iensth, Bn'huch Who could hos,t
More years and y !sG1u. han The most
Entreated, "r'ung wide nis beak
nom rshasriy TO SPEAK
AnJ siieace pJsfcy enjoin'd,
DELIVERED briefly thus his MUD:
NV friends. ne eastons bow YOU tres,
Tie sGeJect upon wiirh meet
fear ~e s!iail have wIhjer yet"
Finch whose tongue knew m coptronI,
W,th golden WING and satun pole.
last YEARS. aid. whO nc'Vr bad uied
Nha inarriage iEsans. thus peTt replied
" MFthstiAs ihe geutleaian,' quoth she,
= Op 'oste Va he ip'siiCe,
~ bs good will would Keep rs single
TN yundei heav'H and earth should uiinse,
~ (nhieh l. iIkslicrlo sefa,D
iii jesih e,'erminatrs us all.
III niatF> Without niuIe ado,
Hy dear Diek Redeap, What say YOU %
Dick heaId, aud tweedlmg u:ling brdliny
lhtnIHs -hHit round, strutting and sidcling,
Atesied glad his Appreciation
~ AN immediate cnuiugatiUu.
lheir sentiments well expiest
thtaenc'd uiightily he rest;
All par'd, and eds pair huilt nest.
Eut tho the birds were lhus IN haste
rae leaves came on n"t qre SO fast,
HhG destiny, that sometimes hears
An aspect sierra aan's affairs,
Not altogether snild On theirs
The wind 0f hate brea. ID gently forth
Now shifted Last aad last by North
Bare trees and shrubs but III, yoa kaor,
Could shelter them from rain or snow
stepping inio tieir nests they radded,
themselves were ciiu'd, their eggs were added:
Soon ev'ry father bsd ana Inu,her
Grew quaIrcsome aud prvkt each other
Parted without the least rtFret,
Except that they had metz
hid itarn'd ia fuit.re to be wiser
fhan TO neglect good adviser.
hfisses the iale thatI relate
lbis lesson seems 10 carly
Choose not alone proper mate,
nut proper inne to marry.
Il was one of the whimsical specuIaons of this phi
"soPher, that al fables which ascribe speec
u animals should b. withheld from cidren, beiu
only vehicles OF deception. But what child ever dc
Nsc hy thNn, can be, against the evidence of hi
senscsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09

RENTENoGLlO FOR LRAsE.-I will lease Tor :. 8 or
" years the above IoDS5 situated in the county OF
AiOemarle on cue of the principal from North To
south, al nearly equal dstaucesfrom Orange honse
ana Charlottesville, say miles BeRteUosIiO IS coDsid
cred an excellent stand Tor public house IL lies in
healthy and rich part Of the country where every thing
necessary Tor such an establishment be obtained
good teImsMoeoyeT there will be attached the Ia
veTn probably one hundred acres of arabic land.
Considerable additions making The buildings aud
will he completed sometime this FALL Possession NAV
be had LIST day OF January, 1918. Apply to
MANN PACE
(rkfic. HI .iLhcrn0rLe Anrn,t on.,f
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William s. MaYY Vollege

'ENHE LECTURES on CHEMISTRY & NATURAL PaI.
LoSofHY, in this Institutions will commence on
Monday the 5th OF January.
IT The dBerent printers, uhO usually publish 56,'
re college, tH please 10 insert tie abope for fHree
Uetks, and JoTV0rd Their accounts 10 The Burs0r.
December q. s23w
A TEACHER WANTED.-Iwish To employ as Teach
er OF few boys some person well acquainted with
ply. HERMAN DAKER
Cumberland, August2O. 3l-ft
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AaAf-Sink al Aucti0n.

THIS valuable ESTATE lying both sides OF the stage
Il road leading from Richmond TO Fredr icA sbug i'm.
mediaely where 10 crosses the Cbickahomy was sold
years since by MIR. VIM. winston hos NOrv, lately
deceased upon credit If 20 since the death az
MI NorV.ii winch happened III September last an ar
rangement has heen made eween lis executor and MT
winston by which the bargain FOR the has been can
eeiled Mr. Winston having iuade his arrangements to
removeto the Western County has determine sell at
pubic auction, on the premises TWfSdug the gfh Of
Deceber nfrf, this trly valuable of LAND con
taInng by recent survey 73 of good farming
and as any within the distance ofIlchmond (about
miles Nearly the whole Of this tract what Is usu.
ally called rstand second low grounds bnt is so we'll
known anore particular descrpionis deemed unneees
sary.
one fourth of the purchase money will be re1nlYed on
the first day of Marvin next the balance divided into
equal annual payments from The day of sae-for each
payment notes with approved endoIsers will be required
and deed OF trust upon tue land, puneluli
payments
BY order Of MFR. VIM. Winston,
TH0S. TAYLOR.
IT plat of the land may he the office OF lie.
ron, Sston & Co. Now AZ 81 Ids
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Anthe Press,

Nd viii probably be published in the course 81 The
y present week, Mr.. HAYS SPEECH on the subject
I UsRi with other supplemental pieces from the pen
o. the same seniienian-in the pamphlet form.
Richnioud. Dee. =. ....eN.aw
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twenty DoNars Reward

VD ANAWAY from the subscriber in Hanover c.unty
HI on the night OF the 10th OF October last l1uIao
woman named LUCY. She is large, pOrtly woman :.
speaks SOFT and well. Lucy was purchased OF
Messrs. john n. & Alexander l.. Robinson OF Richmond
She raised and lived ~ FiedeTicksburq and
brought IRON there about thirteen months since Her
Iuolher child liviag with Mr. John n. Robin
son. have been informed that size has husband who
calls himself Joe Rad and who probably the river
from Richmond tONoIfoh. have doubt she will be
anout mrs. ThoTutOns burg or perhaps she
may ny to get to Norfolk with this Joe I,ud or about
Richmond where her mother and child live.
I will give twenty dollars reward To any person who
will deliver said woman hsfthat sum N seeu
red IN Jail so that get her again.
PATSY HARRIS, By
II. KING.
November Ia. ,..5Gu
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Notice.
November 2s.


DURsuANT to thu Lao, win and testament OF col VIM.
"A harrison, dec. will le soid without reserve to the
hignest bidder, ca Monday the IifH day Of December
ie1f, Oh The pro'sts If fair (f not the fair day)
tiat valuable PLANIAtIUN whereon tie said decedent
formerly resided, containing 1865 acres between and
400 OF which is wood land lying III che county p
George, ~ miles below the town of Petersburg and
from ticS wafer, situated in healthy agreeable
neghOOuThOOd, and has all The
i"i the accommodation oi Senteel family. This land is
vel adapted 10 The culture corn wheat aud tobacco
anu s wen worth ihc attention OF any farmer being laid
out IN shifts where 10 IL hands may be employed
= great advantagenow IN excellent order for farming
mere viii be from 80 to 100 bushek of wheat seeded
ihIs rail.
AT the time will be sold one small tract ofWoOn
LAND, cou,ainfng 100
The FERhS or SALE viii be, 2 aud years credit
equal annual payments, with bond and approved secm-
rty, and deed OF trust land secure the pay
nieui thereof
~ ANY person wishing view the premises win
apply to Mr.. Archibald Richardson, who lives on the
place
ALSO--wiii besold, at the tins aud place 7 o.
800 barrels or corn the crops wheat fodder ali
the plantation Utensils wagons nearly new several Va
liable work horses andwork stears sndry aIcles
OF household and kitchen fur which credit of
months viii be given, for all OF 20 UPWARDS
Under 20, casitle TchaseTs giving bond with ap-
proved seeniiy beiore the property isdelivered
n All those having claims against the Of the
SAIL decedeHt are requested present them pay
neut, and those indebted are earnestly requested 10
make payment without delay.
RICHARD WILLIAMS, Administrator
tcikh the viz aaseIed.
ALsO--Wil be sold, at the time and place 30 or
" liaey NEGROES for division amongst the leg2tees
OF the said decedanI credit Of hive months With
pond and approved security. by
Noverber7 Sc tds
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1-1@EzA1z.---

TIE sberiffs' etertric p0ts eiS are such,
They're sure to SaOck whUe'er they touch
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NY. John Morton.

sSR-lsv being no inn 06i.GRt eJtiis Comm 0,-saIfh
- ana f6uiPg no attorney therein kVop ne, are
hereby informed. fhat IN pursuance u commission
from the Su"erior G art of Chdncerp y cIHo,d in
me sat herelV pending irtcrsin M Complainant
and ZEN ard ltitfot S.etort GCffrGGRtSI ShaH
az D1g hOaSc, tf me county o. King VsIigH, the
2ltGdy 81 december neat 6etN6l fas hours Of len
Il. W. ana Sir p. W. kd6ethe depoS. ans Of ChprIes
g. PGge and George ~. Hest, 10 De read ia the sGid
vit, and nat o. the tenth day oftke ensuing term Of
the Sv7 '-ior ScHrt Of ChGncery oJoresdd SkdH by
ny counsel tao,e ne hOnourdbte jHdee OF the said
C0~rb 10 ret'sfafe the injunction al me said lease
THOJf>f.1 G. NELSGN.
King JfLtGm, NoO. 81. ....5Tt3ID
EkANoNER LAND FOR SALE. Iwil sell, a TRACT
IA oF LAND, lying III the county of Hanoser, the
~aiers OF Ceda ana Mill creeks and within twe
~ mics OF Richmond. The tract contains about 500 a.
les, aHdis be~, 70 he altogether equal any Land
in that neishbOIhCod, considerable portion IL being
Low Grounds. turnpike is contemplated 10 be run
within short distance OF IL.
The TERMS viii be liberal and accommodating.
n. u. UPSHLR.
Jnne.o. ....Q-kf
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Pnhlic Sale

WILL be sold on Wednesday the 18th dsy OF Deem.
Der next, II fair otherwise the next fr dsy "A
ns ste ISnoeuce o' NJ Daniel Wilson, dee Of Amelia
county all the stock OF horses and mules fanonp ,bet
arc pair Of carriage horses, several valuable brood
hbeo and some well bred cOis) all the stock Of cattle
bogs sheep, &c together VITA tie household and Kitchen
FURNITURE and plantation utensils, several wagons and
gear carriage aud harness, single gig blacksntb'g
crop Of fodder, &c.
credit Of II months will be allowed on all sums above
y Opnrchgsers 10 give bonds and approved seeurfv 10
carry interest from date if not principally paid Cash
fol all sums under = 10.
JOSEPH BRAGG, Adainisfrofor.
November 7. satds
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CURE FOR POETRY.

Seven wealthy towns contend for Homer dead,
Through which he Twins; Homer Degg'd his bread.
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EAoriZeA---EOr Sale.

AOA N vi HOaAOs
THIS celebrated horse will he sold al PUBLIC AUG,
TlON, on the Capitol Square in the city OF Richmond
on "wednesday the 10Th OF BecembeT next al O'Clock
HIS chaacteT as is known be inferior Il, that 81
no heTse upon the continent II is deemed unnecessary
10 say any thing npon the subject Of his pedigree IN ts
advertisemeni-it will be produced the day of sale
de will be sold without limitation onebrd az the
purchase money will be required on tie day NJ sale ff
the balance IL month"; credit will he allowed the u1sba
ser executing note with appio epdorsers nsyab "A
either Of tie BsEks in Richmond. BY order Of Mr.
THOMAS BAL Ii, administIatsr OF VIZ. BALL deceased.
November z, tds THOMAS TAyto on
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Il was of the whimsical specuations of this phi.
"soPher, that al fables which ascrie and speech
u animals Should b. withheld from cliidren us being
only vehicles of deception. But what child ever de.
VEG hy thNn, can be, against the evidence of his
ssnscsI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09

manner prescribed by the same law, and in the
Oi. TIT 3. book B. 10 which il refers. In conSe
qnence OF which, j have ordained by this my
a:i'i governors OF both America and the Phil
hppine Islands, TO have the said indulto pub
lished IN their respective districts, and to take
the necessary measures for tie pune tual aud
due iuIhlmeht OF the same 10y all their Judges
aud magistrates, in conformity with the afore-
sa,i declarations.
Dated at Ma.irLd, 2ita IF J,,nuaru. 1917.
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l'ub.IC sale.
By John Jackson & Co

by Joiln Jtcksoh * W
On Saturday next the fs, Of February
viii be sold at our Auction Rooms or
Union street. between King and
Prince streets. Sale At ten o'cIock.
80 boxes mould ard dipped candles
IS yellow soap hTs' quality
% no . chocolate, fresh < good
30 barrels p'ime Seef
Few coils cordage, bed cords & lead
lines; brady; Wines cherry baunce
vinegar J raisins in casks; starch, etc.
Immediately after.
Supetfine and second cluths
{ assimeres; ccaiing.; aushiags; ker
seys: caiicoes: eingbams chintz bob
bins. blankets: baizes: tow cloth. cheeks
and sombazcens: roplins: lut
strings: cashmere: silk; leyantiGes: me-
rino and cotton shawis: laess; nGslihs
linen AID cotton sheetiug and shir'irg'
carpeticg and rugs: hosiery: galioolS
ribbands: dialities: linen cambrics, loni
,awr: great variety ready made cloth
ins, brown linen, Begging, shoes. ladies
aad re tlemens morocco and lea:hei
shoes, sewing silk thread, buttons. sad
dies and brides. etc. etc.
January SD
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Thomas GOssom.
November SO 9non.as
NOTICE..

The subscriber intending TO remove
from this place in short time. requests
all those indebted 80 linn by bond, note
or open account, to come forward 4 set
tic them up to first Of January 1917.
He win dispose of the Houses 4 Lots
he now occupies, and possession gwen
the 18th October next. The dwelling
house is calculated for the acccmaioda.
tion OF family, with all the necessary
out houses. and very productive ear!
den. subject to small ground rent--the
stand for ,etaihng goods, or purchase of
produce, is inferior 10 none r. town.
1t " asened Unnecessary tosivea more
minute description, rs il il presumed
hose wishing TO purchase will riew tho
prsnisss.
.'e viii also sell quarter acre Lot
ana Dwelling House thereon, near the
cayrt hoase.
The above property will betis?o ed
Of Oh accommodating terms 10 those wlsIl'
ing to purchase.
GEORGE SMITH.
Dumtries, Januaryi3-l6 eott
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Copy-Iest. .
A. MOORE. Register.
Ibis is to give Notice,

That the subscriber. Of AIexandria
count, in the district sf Columbia, has
attained from the Orphans Court Of said
county letters Of administration on the
estate of Jerome Pfumer, late
Of the county aforesaid deceased all
persons having claims against the said
deeedeut, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the. subscriber, with tic
vouchers thereof, passed BY the Orphans
Court, on or before the 18th day Of Jul.
next, or they may by law be excludsc
from all benefit to said estates snd those
Indebted thereto are re9uired to nass
psyment.-Given under M!
hand this 18th January. 1917,
JOSEPH Smith, Admir-
of Jerome Plumer.
January Is cow (;
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Land for Sale

A tract or parcel o. Land, eOntEif.ing
between two and three bundled acres,
on the north side Of Oecoquan, ID Fam
Tax county, abau 5 miles vest 81 occo-
quan mills. it's we'll wateretl viii ne
yer failin. springs, it is also well 'lgher--
d, and the great quantity OF tyr timber
IN it renders it the ,valuay,c q any
tersen in the cooperiDs line. Tid' aud
is Of the middle soil, and produces cmn,,
wheat or any other grain toleTapla veil
there is about 100 acres cleared aad un-
lie good fence. The improvements are
a a dwelling house & other oui houses,
aad good apple orchard OF about sixty
trees.
Also.
One Other tract in the same county,
withio three miles Of 0ccoquan, Lying on
Sandy Run, containing AZ acres--oae
halt in cultivation and under good fence,
the remainder heavily tinibered, There
are on the premises an old framed dwei.
ling house and out hcuses and an apple
orchard of ,;ghty bearing trees.
Any person inc!ining to purchase can
view the ,Ssmises aud know the terms
~ applying to The subscriber Sho lives
near them.
Thomas yGOSsOm.
November SO 9honias
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Nsr5urypori, Jun. 81

From Martinique. We have been f.i-
vared, by the psli;eness Of afriend, With
the perusal of lstter iTois Trinity,
nari;uique, dated Dec 90, 1916, from
which We make The following Extracts F:
Fish is worth 5 do!ls No. /. Beef
J6. No. g. ls SO; Slaves IS; Lumber
IS, payable in MOlasses at 40 cents,
which is scarce Cohec is 6 dolls
brown Sugar 9 to 10; Rice 10 dolls
F.euT :S; Corn dolls. per bu he'll"
i" ! am sorry TO inform yCu that much
fsuIt is found with the Ncwtyry Beet
re bb!s. are too large for the quantity
'it is aoi backed close enough"
8. ava informed that a number of yes
sells a,e y iog at st. pierres who canno
purchase Moia.ses even with CASH"
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non; the harvest was scarcely sniff
ieut to supply seed for the. following
scar. WORMS and insects of every
Sind, mu!tiplird nd ininitun. and de-
stroyea the little fruit which the earth
Welded. A most dreadful famine pre-
vailed. aud the consumption of mn
wholesome food gave rise to a disorder
which carried OF one fourth Of the in
habitants of France"
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,ure Of this country, are subjected only
10 the port charges laid on os'ieaal yes
sells. and their return cargoes from that
Island are admitted as If imported il
French Bottoms, viz. muscovado Sugars,
coffee. cotton, lignumvitse, die woods,
mahogany, and other wood: used tor
furniture will pay only the duties esta
b.i.hed on good. pf French colosies' a,
specified n my price current-and
clayed sussr,, coca. hides. and indigo,
sill pay III. lu,y Of foreign produce in
French vessels which is still a difference
of ST per al on the three former articles
and twenty FIVE centuries per ID, "a tie
latter. this concession is intended to Ia,
YOUR the intercourse twith that island
aud is on advantage, ! beg leave to re
comnend to you' attention, y,
Nov % "A Royal ordinance is jus,
granting from the 18th Dec
to the Is Sept ensuing p'emium for
the importation Of graiu as follows
9. soc per q, Q. 50 kilog- Of..wheaf
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1ierdndria, Nor. 20.

Was committed 70 lie isii Il this
county a. a runaway. mulatto man
Who says his name is David Jones, add
saws that he came irom Hartford county
in the state of South Laroiina-be a.
about $ feet 9 or 10 inches high & about
20 years Of age-his face is rough "ith
piuiples-he had on blue cloth Goa and
home made pan,alocps. The owner is
..quested to come ab- prove his propes-
-. pay charges and take hin away, O.
,herwise he will be. dispo,ed OF as Tire {
iaw Directs
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
Of tbs Jail ler Washington Boyd
Marshal.
November go fsvSm 3
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Princeton. jan. 81.


A paragraph having appeared in one Of
the pusiic paP'rs, giving ar exaggerated
representation Of the disorders which
nave recently taken Place in the col
rcge here, it is rsope, to state, that ITO
The riot vas violent, no personal injury
whatever was sustained by any Indjvids'
al; that the orders Of college we're rus
peaded ior about SIX ard thirt, hours snc
have ever since been proceeding Peacss-
ri! in their usual course. And ,na' nat
withstandios the inlls,iOle dstermn a'lor
OF the aathor;ts Of The college 10 enforce
is laws, the probability is, that eventual
1, moi more ihan fourth Tart OF the
.rudeats will be found TO have had .uct
a concern IN the late unhapry and Iie'ou:
proceedings, as 10 require their perna
ncnt exc usion from the institution.
The printers of newspapers Ia the
state OF New Jersey, and in Tie cities Of
New York and Philadelphia, are respect,
fally requested TO publish this statement
with view to correct or prevent errene'
Gus representations.
ASHDRI, GREEN,
Pres't Of the College Of n. Jersey
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ELASTICITY OF GENIUS.

An elegant writer declares, that there
is .ecret, but never filling resource, an
elasticity in genius and
virtue. that rsnier them all sufficient TO
They may be deg AIDED but
lhev can never DE broken, they may be
trampleJ upon, bat never di.honored. Il
is the contention between the sun and
the cloud.