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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-20

PY virtue OF decree of the county conrt cf Heurco
~ viii be SOLD u the highest bidder, cred of six
months. on The premises, Saturday the 7b 81 Fehrua
~ next fair II not, on The next fair day, in the fore
loon. two thirds of that tract of LAND which was tie
property OWN. NORRIS, dec. lying about eight mics
irou the city Of Richmond and the Deep Rum turn
with thereverson in the other third after The eat
Of Tue widow OF the said Morris the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security ard deed OftIust on the
land to secure the payment.
JoRH Ms mPMAfDs' Commissioners.
iauuaTy 20. ..s0WGt
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YESTERDAY, IN Tie House Of Delegates, on
motion Of Mr. Backbprn- Rcsoiced, That the
committee Of roads and iaterual navigation be
instructed to enquire into tile expedienoy Of
granting 10 Churchill Jones, of the county Of
Stafford, permission TO buiid toll bridge across
the Rappahanuuock. commencing on his land
in the county of Stafford, aud extending across
to Fredericksburg and that they have leave
to report 10y bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. BwtJn--ResOlred,T That
committee be appointed to enquire into the
eNpediency Of moving the seat of government
from The CITY Of Richmond 20 The centfe Of the
Stare aud that they have ieavc TO report by
biit o. oiilerwisc
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cplone! Bankbead. supposed reply 20
what. we are Informed, were sent on =
few days since. which were received here
from Washington. Patriot.
We learn by sick soldier who has iust
returned home from The army, tina, The
detachment of militia from this state lad
reached Flint River, and commenced G.
rrcting Notifications directed by General
Games. He also states, that the Indians
had sent Deputies to sue for peace, on the
conditions formerly rejected by them ::
and that Il was believed i'm camp, hotiIi-
ties would cease without the further eifn-
sion OF blood. We have no late intell-
gcnce from the regulars at Fort Scott.
Wdtedgeriife Georgia. Journal
From tue following extract of a letter from
an Officer IN our Army engaged against
the Indians, II appears that their situa,i
on is actually alarming: Pateigk Reg.
Fort Scott, Dec. 20, 1917.
:" An attempt is TO be made io-mor-
row TO get an express 10 Fort Hawkins.
Our situation is really an alarming
one. An enemy around us of treble
orr force, and but 90 days provisions
How we are to he relieved, know not.
Major Muhlenhurg has two schooners a.
bout 30 miles below; the Indians and
Negroes all around him, keeping up a
constant fire; some Of his men have been
killed and wounded, and the rest left en-
tirely tn The mercy of the minds, for they
cannof move III any other way"
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Rappahannock academy !.

WANTED as an ASSISTANT TEACHER in the Rap.
w pahanuock Academy gentleman OF uLeroi sds co-
on who can produce satisfactory testimonials hs
qnsiihcations and character The assistant teAcIe,s
snare OF the tuition ices (he amount which course
ihdennite) has heretofore been eight hundred
dollars 4 year-seldom below seven hundred or exceed
ing eight hundred. Bat IL l; is preferred stipulated s
iary somewhat less than hundred dollars will be
given.
II Letters addressed to hnsel French, president Of
the Academy, will be attended
JOHN TAYLOR, President
OF the Trustees of Rapp ahannock Academy.
Caroline, Jan. 20. snNu
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zcai 'i;th which lie reasiire !, a. pr sssfd WI,
grounded mere upon faith IN its protectors
than AN understanding of its merits. ard the
evidence II affords upon this important coint
was too striking to he egsrded. II was
intended TO use plain lsneuage towards The
General Assembly. Its aberrsiions IL was
believed, were insensibly gliding into measures
OF the most alarming Tendencies. In Is u cor.
poration. its shoulders are therefore broad
ano could in its corporate character hear
great deal OF p'aiu English. Every yeshge ef
nvidious feeling, OF ipsinaaiion, towards any
one and every one OF its members udiviAuaily
is utterly disciaimed. His high respect for
The body collectively, need not be avowed. Ii
Is evihced IN his devotion 10 the existing state
constitution, whose chief instrument tie Gen.
eral Assemblyis. 1t is hoped this expla.aiion
viii relieve some of the editors seDsibili;ies !;
~ as the writeracknowle&ses TO have received
great pleasure in discovering concurrence of
opinion with the editor in opposition to the
bill; he hopes II may not he altogether uuac-
ceptablc To the editor 10 find concurrence
ia regard to the destination of the literary
FUND.
The writer assures the editor that he should
very much regret separation of the editor
from his press and still more the unprecedented
cause. Tie writer INDUCES pc that the
editor will see IN this explanation a voluntary
tender OF The p" d,neHde honorable"
" We give place TO the preceding card with some
pleasure, Notwithstanding objections publishing
50 much about ourselves and notwithstanding some
queer expressions about opprshsRsio1s, stasiIsf
Ties, &c.-bccause it proves, notithf0a onr an
PfehcrSiens the Constituent is the eneny of tie
Literary Fupd.-lt renains for him point in What
way he thinks that Fund ought be applied thank
him for TIE civil expressions with which he has closed
ms cardbnt lie is mistaken. if he supposes that the ed
hoI's connection with this paper is cease imined
ateP. Many months will probably eapse, before such
an event will take piace.-Eaifor.
ERRArs.-No. l, 2d column Leave out " as in the
Following sentence " It is thought that the present
case is az unsuted," &c
Same column Leave ont the I'd" from in the fol-
DIVINE sentence nom the Hebrew Fents;euch from
The Pers an ndevisia," &c.
AN cohmn-F"r the word" receive" read reiieCe in
'he following sentence, and the offer niche in the
columns OF Fame To the contributor tends to sggtavae
raber tban to receive this Injustice and inequaiiy''
Fcrihe words unsubsiantiai axiom" read an an
seosf9ntioi 6DceHr, IN the following sentence hut
make themselves merry AT such HnSxbst0DtiaL an nr
thus, but will make hems merry at such an
unsubstaptai dneeur."
In the last column, for " testing" read test
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posTsCRYP'r.


New YoRx. Jan. i6.-Tey :hc arrival or
The slip Hercules, capt. Macy, from Ii
verpool, the editors Of the Mercantile,
Advertiser have received the papers Of
thar place tn The 2siii Nov and London
to the Goth, bat their conteiiis have been
princinally anticipated by Ike arrival If
the Falcon at Boston.
A London evening paper of the Goth
Nov. remarks, that g The frequent meet
irgs Of The Cabinet Counril have had an
effect OF, tie stock market this afternoon .
These meetings were ascribcd TO some
appreliensions ofihe disposition ofFramc.-
10 go 10 war, rather than discharge tire
contributions TO the aliies-The reducfi-
on was s,per cent. but the funds AT the
close of business recovered their former
ground.
II Is rUnfoured, upen what Foundation, we do
no; know, that q gentleman. long distinguished
Tor hs talents, his urbari.ty. and his republican
services who is rev the Congressional mara.
Ger OF orr Foreign Relations, is to receive 4
diploriniic appointment to the court Of Prus-
sta. Wilde we should regret his absence srop
the scene oflecisiation ~ national loss we
in vain search for one more entitled TO the i.o-
nors of hrs country. or one i'm whom his conn.
Try could with greater safety contide.
Dem. Press.
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Notice.

NTESSRS. William clopion Samuel CioatoR Jas Ar
w derson, aud Peter RisoD, guardian FOR Richard
Rison--Gentlcmen,
TAKE NOTICE, that on Thursday the 5th and Friday
tue 9th day of February next shall proceed ut Mrs.
Raines tavern in the county Of Cumberland and on So
trday the sth day at the month BuZeNia Fards
'vern III teNviiie in the said county TO take the epo
sous OF sundry Witnesses he read evidence IA
sun in chancery in the county OF Cumberland in
winch am Plaintiff and yourselves with Eliza Carson
administrative Of George Carson are defepdanis-
where YOU andeach ofyou may attend II you p ease.
REUBEN CLOPrON.
January 30. so war
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CHARLESTON, Jan. IO.-The reports
from ST. Mays via Savannah, Of Amelia
Island having been again given up 10 The
Patriots, 10y the United States; and of
the seizure Of 200 sail Of American YES
seis, IN the Island OF Cuba, are not desegy-
ing OF the least credit. Courier.
H,t'ect IF n letter. dated Fegma,diee, I'm. 3.
Actual preparations are making for
Gen; Aury s party 10 leave This. The pro-
liability Is, tbey will mol get off under fif-
teen days. There viii be strong force
Of Ships and men.
Two detachmeuts offhe Il. s. troops
stationed here, are nov embarkine. 10
JOIN the militia at Daricn, TO march against
me Indians at Fort Scott think there
viii be only a small force left here.
Information was received here yester-
day, thai several families have been mur-
dered by the Indians, not more than for
ty miles up Tie St. Nlary's
Last night arrived here, an officer
rom II. Augustine. with dispatches for
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LAND for Sale.

Belmont, Jan. 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15
NEW YORK BANKS.

PHILADELPHIA, September D.. On
Saturday last, we understand from the
columbian, there was meeting of the
Presidents aud Cashiers OF the Bank OF
New fork-Alanhailan--Amer ica-Mer-
Chant -City-PbcniS, 10 c0nsi-
der OF the expeliency OF receiving al their
several Banks the Notes OF the Offices OF
Discount aud Deposit oithe United States
bank. They adjourned to meet again,
this day, when II is expected uniform
system will be agreed upon. Would not
the adoption Of similar course of con-
uuct be desirable in this and the other
cities on the sea board Phil. Press.
CoHHecticN rentioN.-This assembly
proceed slowly, we hope surely, with the
work OF reformation. The most remark
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CnhINlLNIrArEh

SDb hcNiN EsEb
DlEDJ-On Friday las; AT The house OF Mr
Ire'Illian in Goochlahd, Mrs. AaeRah Anses, of
tins city.
Her remains were brought to toxin en- Sa-
tnrday, and Inferred III tie church-yard on
Richmond Hal.
Airs. dimes was christian. Her friends
have the Inestimable consolation, that she die d
III the iirm faith OF that religion T. hich gives
comfort whea all earthly blessings fail. o.
In addition TO the above, we have the uelan
choy task 10 record tie death of Julia .iBn
Zines, daughter o. the above mentioned lddv.
III the 18th ycdrOi her aye. Her friends nj
acquaintdnces are requested to attend her iu
neral this afternoon al . o'clock, from the late
residence of her mother without a more par
iicMlar imitation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15
Fruit, 0rnamcafal Trees, S.i5TJs and Tiaals.

Fruit, Ornamental Trees, .SirHJs and PLuis.
RENJAMiN PRINCE & Co.-HaVe for sale nj heir
I'D nursery, Flushing Landing, near New York their
usual extensive variety of European American Fruit
and Ornamental Trees also large COLLECTION Of yalH-
able Shrubs ana PtdRts. They have thousand
inocuisied Peach Trees, which in the most heal
thy state, and Tree from any distenpeT great attention
has been pad 10 preserve them from the disease called
the yeilows. orders for any Le above trees shrubs
and plants, left with MessEs. Eiiis & Allan OF Richmond
(of whom catalogues may be bad,) forwarded by
mail directed To No. lI6 Pearl street, New York will
he carefully attended to- the trees &C. packed w in t
most manner, and forwarded with The greatest
care and atcntNn.
N. B. Also for sale above 1000 beautiful BALM OF
GILBAp or stLvEH-FIN TRIES they very oinanen-
tai, aud almost sure TO live when transported.
SENT. -. At
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able occurrence we have vet observed
took place on Saturday, on the question,
whether there should be one or two SEES
sions of the assembly i'm the course of the
year: On motion TO strike out zone,
the convention divided, ayes 93, noes 90,
and the President, O. Wolcott, decided
in the affirmative. I'm the afternoon, on
the question, whether the convention
woul,i agree 10 line section as amended,
there were 96 yeas, and DC nays, the Pre-
sident again determined in the affirmative,
and the section was agreed 10, directing
tco sessions of the General Assembly eve
ry year. This is certainly the effect of
the force of habit. According to the
Charter of Charles a. which has hereto
fore been the constitution of COnnecti-
cut The General Assembly is direct.
ed To hold too stated sessions annually,
on the second Tuesday of May d. Ocio-
ber." Whether the convention will pro-
coed so far as TO direct two general elec-
lions in The year, as is now the case are
yet 10 learn. 10.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l2.-The United States
Bank Stock, is Quotedin the New Orleans Giro.
nicle, Ofthe 18th Of August, at 40 per cent above
par.
We understand that the Directors of the U.
States Bank, have selected the plan drawn bv
Mr.. Strickland, of this c,ty, to whom they have
awarded the first premium and that MIR. La
trobe's plan has been approved as the next
best, to when they have awarded the second
premium. Frdnhln Gd-.
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Staples Of tie Richmond Market.

Tobacco SiOa to I4l-Corn 81 25- Flopr
i % ~ 3-Wheat ) so 10 % ctS.--Meai S |
Hemp S 40 10 $50.
GroSeIicS.--Sngar brown, S l3l TO l6 per
hundred-CotIee 81 TO 81 cts. per ih.-Moasse.
90 10 o. cts. per galiOm-Cut Herrings , 81 per
bbi.-Bac1u 10 to 10 cts. per ib.-kum, An
tlsna, ; 10 per ga!ion-dU. Jamaica Q 40
per gallon.
PRICE or STOCKS.
Bank OF Virginia, dividend off, iis
Farmers Bank, dividend OF, ll3
U. ). Stock. .................i22 so
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what we have seen, that neither Prussia. Ans
tria, nor Great Britain will recognise the prin-
cip,e OF extending the basis oftheir discussions.
Chill isagain triumphant she has cut OIL tue
residue of the royal troops which survived the
battle OF Maipo. The revolution may extend
into Pera. The Spanish re. Inducements, now
on their way, will arrive the dag after the fur.
Success TO the cause Of South America!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

overlook The man, stabbed and killed
him-the others made off. George Ken
nard is brother to John and Williams, and
uncle to Col. Noble kennard, one OF the
greatest Warriors OF the Creek Nation,
whose feelings OH the occasion are much
reused"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

b. No. IL ,34S, first drawn No. in the Illh
day of drawing in the fBaltimore) New Mason.
ic Hall Lottery, entitled To the capital station
AIRY prize of TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, was
sold 1T EmSheedtS lottery othce to Mr. f A.
Mayo, vender OF Tie lottery ;icketi-and re-
said by kimto gentleman ~ this city.
Within the last ten months. 1. b hnrshee IL
has had tie good luck of selling four prizes of
10000 dollars, AID two prizes Of 10 600 dollars,
besides the smaller prizes. Communicated.
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NloiiGk.-"il i be oiteieG fot sale SGfUT9ay Ihs
iTM Of Cct0ber Heat, that well known TAVERN
and LOTS 1tached, in thetown of New Canten, belong
ms 20 the estate OF John Anderson dec upon credit OF
O. ~ aud G months with bonds aud security aud deed
of trust on the property To secne the payment. The
houses are conmodous and convenient and two large
rich gardens all well enclosed. ANY person desircus
OWING such property and engaging in pubic life
tavern keeper will md this excellent stand and
may reasonably calculate upon having or boaratrs
IL he above properly is SOLD tie day above IL
viii he offered for lease for termofs tn
New canton. Sert. Is 80. .M4ws EXECUTORS. =
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BALTIMORE, September 1O.-This day about
eleven O'Clock, III the prison yard, in this city,
the awful sentence Of the law was executed
on JOHN ALEXANDER, aud JOSEPH THOMPSON
HARE, convicted OF robbing the mail of the
United States. A vast concOurse of spectators
attended on this melancholy occasion, to wit.
ness the fatal consequence of diSobedieuce to
the laws. y solemn lesson which il is hoped
Will not fail TO make due impression.
Inc dying confession Of Hare, written by
himself IS published by Mr.. JOS. Robinson. at
NO: ~, y Itimore st. in pamphlet of 20 pages.
~ thi', ne gives avery interesting history of
his lite aud crimes and in the conclusion. saws
For the last u y arr ofmy life L have been q
highway robber, and have robbed on larger
scale. aud been mrre successful than any
Tobber either in Europe or in this country, that
have eyei heard Of"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

OilCk.-i have taken administrator on the estate
4 of ibAnDtUS VIENNA, dec.--Thos- WHO have
claims against the estate who indeh it,
reqnesled to make application for settlement earl,
possible. A. l. SAuNDLks.
Sept Is. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

Extract Of a letterf,om Hamburg, J,me o, to
the editors Of tie Boston Patriot.
"fhe American trade TO Hamburg this
year has been very small. We have only
nine American flags TO grace the port
Our flag is very much respected in the
North OF Europe. THE senate of Ham
burg appear particularly anxious to cult.
waite and preserve the good understanding
which now exists between tie u. $. and
The tree llanseatic city Of Hamburg
The Hon. VIM. Plnkney, our late mi
Mister, is veIy much missed in Russia
Hc made Tvs splendid minister, aud was
brioved by the court and all WHO knew
hlm. The presence OF such men as Mr..
fnkney ut The European courts, tends
essentially TO The advancement of our ma
tiOmal character"
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Pnssnee fi.om Ne,c 800 10 Lire,.nonI

Passage tram Ne,U York 10 LiCeypooi.
TX The regular trading. elegant, rev
sSYES fast sailing ship Atlantic, ". Matack, mas
lass~ ter bnrihea S2J ,ons. This ship 10 coprercd
to the bends and copper fastened aud Tor extent s,ye
and convenience of accommodations tor passengers is
equal, and perhaps superior any ship ~ the United
States. There large dining room, yDd sepsyatr
cabin far ladies' the state all completely fur
nished with beds aud bedding ~ the ships expense.
She will SAT-, weather permitting on the 27th inst.-For
terms, apply to the master on board at auray wharf
or HICKS, LAWRENCE co.
Manchester& Petersburg Turnpike Companv
'E'uE Stockholders oCthe Manchester ara PcfeisbHrg
Il Company oTchereJy n0tifsd, that o ecRcraI meet,
ing uiH he held at me Exchange in NsHchesf,y. on,
the 18Th day ~ Octcber, at Al O'Clock.
rs me object Of TIC meeting Is fthe highest iup0r-
ta"ce, IL hoJcd that tho Sscshoders iH use their
cannot he present Wit in due time apyoiaf grorjcs
FOR their accommodation, HUNK folrsrs Of attorney
for TIE appointment ~ 1r6lieS srU be paccd in me
hands Of alt the - recfo'S, aHd at my office Ia Nun
CHESTER.
Iamcdiateiy a1eyfhe 2Oth eCOe,oIer, the President
md Directors niH be PrePgrfd TO receoe proposals.
oNd 10 cORfractIo making Tie IurNyke Road befree,
Manchester Sn' Pcfers6Hyg oHd otsoa Bgides oger
1Pponidttor RiIsr, contiguous to PeterSbVrg.
By Order IF the PTcsiacnt aNd directors,
JAhES BR.lNO6&, CLERK.
isanchf1er, ocpt. 10. Ss..5f
NOTICE. petition nil De presenfed 10 fTe
~ Legislature O ybgtnia. at their Rerf session
pruning JOr tar 90 pass putting DOZEN the Tobacco
htpSccfionS nhe Ctg.J Hichm0Hd or TO adsGRcs
'he Storage Of Jo60cr0 beTtW.
Sept 10. 3s..w3w THE PR0PRlETORS.
lNfFTY DOLLARS kEWAKD.-Siolon ron, NY paS.
- ture, on ne night 81 the lth elegant Ches.
nnf SOrTef Horse SIX gears old Iast spring abOut
feet bigh very well uioked, toiefaby long TAIL nse
fonnd body we'll gHariefed, nice limbs, roman nose.
streak Of white hts face, commencing below his eyes
and widening as It runs down, shod all Tound....l Win
give the above Tewav t. am person will secure the
thie aud deliver ne horse IL va Rediofd Jere
nIsh kyie, IN Richmond or will give THefNgFiUs
Dollars TOT securing the horse alone.
FROM the best Information have been able 10 get, the
villain is making his way 10 Richmond.
Bedford,
NATE are desrSus Of Selling leasing fs the tenn 81
w five or seven years, our coal WORKS, in the
county Of Gooohland adjoining the works OF John
ham, Eco.
The terms may be known BY sppiJngtO either Of the
subscribers. JOHN ADAMS,
sept.ls. SS..WSv SAMUEL Q. ADAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15
THE GRAND HOAX.

The hoax which has for two summers aaus-
ed this continent, draws to a conclusion w e
say hoax. tor we suspect, that from the be
ginning to the end of the story, the Sea-Ser-
pent, is but hoax. The animal, which capt
Hodges saw on the 18th August, between
NewbnrypOrt and Squam Harder, is in all
probability the same, with the one first har-
poonsd by capt. Rich, Oft Squam haibOr. on
the 10th, and harpooneu a second time. and
taken few days ago. Now, captain III. an
experienced fisherman, declares he had - "A
perfect and distinct view of him, but thirty
feet from his boat - and yet prOnounces his
whole length to be not less than I2O feet
Captain r. after he had the harpoonsin him,
declared him TO be at least 20 al 80 feet long
Bystanders who saw him ia the water, after he
was taken, pronounced him TO be about I2o
to 1870 feet loug'- Now, II capts Hodges and
Rich who had such "A comparatively go. a view
OF linn. could mistake a Thunny or Horse
Mackerel mot very extraordinary creature,
ouly 10 or IL feet long. for sea serpent 100
or 40 feet long, what security have We thar
others who have seen hun at other times, 40
better observers than they are should not have
been equally deceived? Rich declares this was
the same creature. which his Cape Ann PEG
pie had seen oil Cape Ann last snmmer-Ihe
chain OF identity, is thus kept up and yet
tins enormous monster turns ont 10 be horse
nndckerd The Bostonians declare that
Kich's trophy is bur a hosx--S how do " e know
but that il is all hodr !-They say the sea
serpent has been since seen, and thai a new
expedition is going out against him.-Let ms
be done with such monsters-and candidly
confess at once, that 1t is all lioax.
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WILLIAM 7yree. jr. and Be1,innin Rardmick.

-, UtT- NNIIHs.
The complainant kTuiag ffedhis biH oRd 5Af n, 6e,
rant Tyre not h0Di2g sEfsrgd his 0pEf0r0ncs eBa
giVCR security acC0ydihg 10 act ol(he GcRer0k -.
se"bIy md the rHieS Of this curt, ond IL 6EIra t,p
10 me SdfidcfieR Of the cOHtf fhof he is moi ~, H.
haDHd"t Of mis- Sf0te. on he motion Of lie t6Ypl0f,
ar ~ counsel ri ordered. Ihaf me said Gf5 Ssgf
Iyrfs o9fPe@r mere o" me fr1 d0g II Dsre,aie,.
and that copy effhis otdfr be Jottisrhh hSrriea III
some one 81 the pNbtic Ne'fSp0Pers yriuftd n IN cgg
Of Rich1aord CsT frO BsOifhS SHccfsdgrlv nm ofto
PoStcd at me Front d0or Of the cOHrfho1sr nj fLfs
county and the dcjcndGRt H0T6miek Is rf<fgoiD,d
from paying array NE sur CJ one hnnnr, arR fjohfy
dollars u The deleHdoRt TgyGr, nnfH fAc0nhier o.,
der cfths CoDrf. Il corr, T1sfe.
Sent. IS. 3e-WsN S.. MORSIAM. D. C.
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NKAfEFuL tn ia, rUbc Tor past isvVIs, rurruse
~ Ia confnpe ouI school, without alteration ofieriAs.
dning The ensuing PerSons drstors of tnyaeips
WIN US, ate invited see and Subscribe rules,
coon rs possible. Old kOarders may re-enteI At s.y
tme hefose HE LIST day OF october after Witi,
date new applications for board personality ndGc VIII
be duly rega dod.Rnarf car be procure gestee
miles IN the neighhorhood.
We deem 1t supsrnu,us TO say word enDn, M rha-
racei and management u institution slnre itvcaj
BE- most satisfactory for Parents and guar GaEs
CURE and judge for themselves. WI. BRANCH, jr.
B. BRANCH.
". b. The first session Of the EexI term will com
mence in January
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