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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-09
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance of a deed of trust executed
L 10 the subscribers, by James {. Moorman
bearing date the ID day of October, 1923, and
duly OF record in the clerks Office of the
county court OF Campbell, for the purpose oI
securing the payment ol sundry debts therein
aleciGcd, We shall, on Monday, The 10Th day
Of April, 1921, il fair, II not the first tair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted most positive
~, aud without any kind of reserve, proceed
10 sell, by way OF public auction, 10 the high
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also. he o,her tract.

Adjoining the first described tract ON IL
south west side, containing s39 acles, chief
ia woods, not more titan 10 hcres being clea
ed, winch are well enclosed. This tract i
wei limbered, aud is fine lobncco Land
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JOHN WILLS, elk.


At rui,, holdenln the clerks office of the superior
coart ri chancVrA for the lynvhburg district, the Th
dag ot \ Nem0r, 1913,
u. H. Mschell, sul,n wing partner ol W lillian aid G..
IL. Mitrlun, pit.
Against
Richa, d Harrison, George S. Holloway and samuel
GarIaid DIETS.
he lvfc ndant George S. Holloway not wing enored
his appearance and gwen stcurty according To tn.
act oi s,rmbl, the rule, OF tins COURT and aI
pea rl,v by satisfactory evidence. that he AZ
nhabitant OF tins eountry II Is order that the
ID IL utlsn do appear here the first daS the NJ n
term and answer the bill OF the paurtiii and That
COPY o ordtf b, forthwith inserted IN NV pa
per printed the oi Lynchburg for two nul,i b>
succ,siyrly, and posted the door OF The cour
IA 1use, in III SAID town.
copA-l este,
fl NIflf.(ll,
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XNe Negro Man.

named Jack, in the said deed mentioned
The title To the said property is considered
iniislntable, DuI The subscribers will onl,
convey Ire lille vested in them toy said deed
Henry \. CHRISTIAN, }.,..,
J3SarhaS J. PHELPS, i'"N''e
Ami ? wtds-34
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Tgnehbnfg, II -IpfiL Is2l
The parties in This cause will take notice
that have appointed Thursday fhc sixth day
81 Nay neat TO carry The foregoing order ol
court into elect, ON which day they are Re
CURED 10 attend at my office in this town, AT
lne hour et nine o'clock in the morning ol
that daS, with their accounts. vouchers and
copies of Court papers prepared Tor eSamina-
lion aud settlement
JAMES BENAGu. &.
April :. wW3l
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ron SALE.

VI,IIE subscriber Offers for sale IlOU-
SIS aud LOTS, situated on ID street. ia
seood n. ighborhnod Ii the property = not
fsld privately before Friday the 2d DAY oi
april, il viii he sud on thHt day al AC-
fiioN The sale will hc conducted by join
il u. PAYNE Ancliaucer
Terms liberal, aud made known nj safe
JAMES. GILLIAN
March -. ids82
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Petev Walkev,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, viii "',tn nv
< n the superior and inferior counts % r.@
counties OF Amherst and Bedford, ana -. -
Chaneery Court Tor the Lynchhnig "'s,'''.
Ills residence IS near Bedford ee"flno',9.
March II ~ Ven
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THE TRACT or LAND,

on which the said Aloorman now resides, on
Flat creek, in the county Of Campbell, con
tanning $40 acres, more or less. This tract
ii land IS composed OF four several tracts,
hnneht by said Moormhn of John Galloway,
William Arthur, Abner early, aud Anselm
lynch, trustee, making ia the whole a very
desirable farm. There is already sown on
the low grounds, n crop of wheat, which the
purchaser can have the benefit of and the
possession of the place can be had immedi-
ately. The improvements are very good. II
Is unnecessary To say more 10y May of des-
eruption, as ii is not likely that any person
will buy from HAT alone we therefore ear
uestly invite those who may have any sort oil
wish To buy land, 90 visit the place aud judge
for themselves, aud we advise further that
they do moi let the present opportunity slip
The terms will he liberal. dsmadc known
on the day OF sale. Acting ms trustees, w
shall convey such right 10 the land as is vested
in Us rs such, aud 10 other.
WILLIAM Il. LYNCn,)
BOILING CLARK, Trustees
JAcoR ANDERSON, !
March 26 2awids 30
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also, one other Tract.

Adioiningthe above described Land, contain
ing upwards OF 700 acres On this Tract tLea
are TWO settlements, ON one of which !, >
VERY good house, well finished, out Lou,qs
orchards, good garden, &C. and IN III,
Other comfortable dwelling house, orchards
&c. This tract also adjoins the lands of job,
Shelton, Col John Amhlrr md n1lLDrA
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DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed I'd
d } The Subscribers John Harris, IT, hearin
date the 18th day of December is2l, amt
duiy recorded in the clerks office of the coun
w cousl OF Buckingham vii positively id
sold without reserve, for cash, l'y way
public auction, onthe premises, NJ the prrsen
f.sidcncr of The sail John Harris ir on Sal
tnrday the 10th day % April next, aud for
she purposes 10 said deed mentioned,
One certain Tract or Parcel of
LAND,
continuing 40 acres, heing the same tract of
I.nduron whichtGe said John Harris. ir. taprc.
seal resides. fhisuac, i, sond farming land
lies well, anI is pretty metl improved, with q
zggzsg good DWELLtNG HOUSE
fssv.ks9 aud the necessary ont houses
s,:,EeA Aisu, al the samr TIME an,
zsfA place, will be sold uadet,he dee,
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\ tract or parce Of l.and,

Lying and being in The comfy Of Campbell,
adjoining tile lands of Carriugton, Chiffon and
others, and containing 800 ACRES, more OF
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'lhe IVY Of GN0VED
Office

Is herrhy given ThataaMe CcHs IN The
1 Lnaaiie H5,pifaI ~ Ne edg ~ HWtams-
6up, arr occupied. and that no more paiienls,
tlMe or Female will lac received into said
Hospital. until some al the said Cells are Va
cant, due notice at whuh will he gwen.
M ofd1rsoJtGt Cgltff oI Difeofors
IEo HENLEY, G. {. u.
Wili .8sbure, Feb. p. mls %
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PURSUANT ton dted Of trust erecpied
! 10 The subscriber by samuel apd Jnnta
Coleman, btnrfpg J0ie Hc Sd nag n Fcbraarg,
lss3 and duly rtcorded ~ He eietks Office 81
i,qh,ra coafg, Ior Pppose' bffefn "antd, h
MI procced n "H, on he premises, tor rtndg
MONEY, on saimdDy He loH dog NJ 5PrIHstb
u iair, jfnot the Hert ian day HtreYicr Sun.
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w .RGtNiA, TO WIT Al II superior court
" at chancery holdenatt the town OF Lynch
burg. The 33th day OF May, ls-3
" lliam I.Isbei, plaintiff,
against
Isaiah Alley aud William Bnrd,
defendants
BY consent of the parties by thrir cean,cl,
1ln court doth refer the accounts between the
parties To the commissioner fthp court, who
J. directed Ia examine, state aud settle the
same aud mike report thereof to the court
with any matters specially stated, Thought per
tncnt by himself, Of required by the parties
10 be stated a Copy-Tesie.
JOHN WILLS, C. C.
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' AAN ~ HAE A.aNNS

, HE subscriber wishes 10 sell the f.
4 lowing valuable TRACTS OF Ian
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Spanish Hides.

W1E have just received a parcel OF Rio
w Gfande HIDES, which will be sold on
moderate terms for eash
JOHN CASWELI. POE.
April .. 2awts34
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i resi- Early York Cabbage Seed, for
sale by. THOMAS j. DUAL .
January 20. is47
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NILSSON Comfy, February Court, 1924
Benjamin Mosby audBib 4 Harris,


| against
William H. Mosby, Lee W Harris, adnr
of William II. Mosby, deed, and in his own
right, and Sarah Mosby, jacob Mosby, Polly
Mostly, john Mostly, Ben amin Mosby Lit
tleberry Mosby, Mildred Ann Mosby, and
| Nancy Mosby, children and heirs of the said
| WIN II. Mostly, deed, by Lee W. Harris,
Especially appointed their guardian, Sarah
| Mostly, !, dow aud relict OF the said Wm II.
Mo>by, deed, aud Terisha Turner, (son OF
llcnry,) defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
On the motion OF the plaintiffs, by their
counsel, who filed their separate bills, aud it
appearing To the satisfaction OF the court that
the defendant William II Mosby is not an iu-
hahitant of this commonwealth, aud without
the jurisdiction of this court II is ordertd,
that the defendants in this country retain in
their hands, what money, property or other
effects they may have, or may hereafter come
In their hands, belonging 10 the absent delen-
daut, Ia the amount of five hundred and fifty
dollars, subject 10 the further order and de
ere of this court And il is further dccreed,
that The said defendant William II. Mosbv do
| appear here ON the fourth Monday in MAY
nest, and answer the several bills of the COM
| plainants, and that a copy of this order be
| forthn it'll inserted in one of the newspapers
printed in the town of Lynchburg once a
week for eight weeks successfully, previous
! to that day, aud that anothct copy thereof tie
posted up at the front door OF the courthouse
| of this county on some court day.
ACopy-Ieste.
30 kO. G. CUTLER, d. c, y r.
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Notice.

pY virtue of a deed Of trust executed 10
I'D the subscriber by John Depriest the eek
day OF February, 1923, aud duly recorded IN
the clerk office OF the county count OF Camp
bell for purposes therein mentioned, sfall
proceed to sell, to the highcs! bidder, for rea-
dy money, ON Saturday the 18th day OF APrl
ncAl, at Cnmpbell COURT house
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"A i'ract OF X.anA.

lying in The county of .inlbtrsi supposed 10
eoafoin aIoaf 10 acrea, Thinning bs i0Bds "
U,ittaD, Peter, dec., Hafd~ick's ieFoiess, J4bes
Camdea and jamcA Udinore. IheHie issnp
posfd 10 b. good, buf aeftag ns TRUSTEE, he teiH
onIg eonr,g sah iiHc ~ IS ,eSicd IN him.
.iLLEA 1.1LBOf, T,Hstet.
hfirfh 9 - ITS
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u cevtain Tract Uf Aard,
PERSONAL Property,

To vii One ncprn nInn, Adanl OHV VIM
named pompee; one negro woman, named
sealy and or. other named a'bh' c ans
three brood mnrcs, ten head OF cattle Gi' ',,l
head of hogs, md all the Household ~, oa" :
Kitchen Furniture, and Plantation 'ens'l, -
every description together will all the 'rgt
Of wheat, rye, oats, aud tobacco, me 'e,n'
of the sale will be, for the personal pr'lf,5'
a credit of twelve months; and tof TIE nm f'o
credit of one. two, three, four ana ~,
wears, will be given. In each ehsr' po',
with approved security will be reqnr'o' NJ II
deed Of trust upon the land 10 secure w..
paymcn, thereof The title 10 the a"HN, -.
perry is believed to be indisputahle' ', ' o,
ing as trustee, shall warrant sueh ON! %
vested in me rs such.
JOSEPH 'STAPLEs5 lrns.''
March %. wld~''
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JOIN WILLS, I Z.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28
FROM THE BOSTON CENT1NEL.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE cENrlNEr.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE cENTiNEL.
SIR
The proposition now to be consider
ed is this: That admitting the Resolvs
'nSt'tutlng the Convention 10 be constitu-
ttonaI IN TERMS, 1t Gas the intention of its
trcn'erS under coUer Cor preter) Of 1t to
attempt soma OBJECT alt erSe TO the Consti-
tuition or toes of the Union.
From charge entirely gratuitous so
broad as to defy meDsuration by any
scale or compass of melhodical areu
ment, ii is plain that there is no appeal
but to common sense and experience or
the internal evidence of its folly and
falsehood. This evidence IN the pres
emf Instance resulting from indisputabIe
facts, and from the organization and
modes of procedure of the Legislative
assemblies in the United States. must an.
pear not only satisfactory, but over
whelming. 1t is implied in The words
OF the proposition, and is universally a.
greed, that the plan Of opposition, wrat-
ever were us outlines, was 10 receive
its form and pressure in the Conveu-
tlon.-The combination which originat-
ed the authority was the Legislature
but the ''authorized combination" was
the assembly at Hartford. Neither one
or The other was possessed of the means
otdo'ng any thing-of any physical force
applicable to purposes of opposition to
Government. Every act Of the Leeis.
lature for that end, would have exposed
IFS abettors to the penalties oftreason.-
And the Convention had not only no
power TO command even the services
OF a constable, but were indebted TO the
courtesy Of Connecticut, for house room,
fire, and candles. Whether the plot
therefore is supposed TO have been in
wanted 10 the Legislature of Masgachu-
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28
FROM THE N. Y. EVENING posr

GENERAL BoLIvAR.-Simon Bolivar was
born at Caraccas in the year 1897, of a
rich and most respectable parentage.
lie received the rudiments of his edu.
cation in Spain, and finished his studies
IN France he is SAID to be man of
extensive erudition, unusually forcible
and ell 4uent in debate, but particularly
disting nlshed for the beauty and purity
OF his written style. His speeches. de-
livered in the Congress, and at the head
of his troops, OIL various occasions. il is
believed, would be considered bv ms e
faithfully translated, as equal if mel 81.
perlor, to any similar productions Of
modern tunes. When his country de-
termlned to be free, he was among the
first to unsheath the sword in her de.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28
From the Constitutional! Uhig
RETRIBUTION,

GENTLEMEN-One Of the most steady
and jealous opponents ofMr. Jefferson's
admirable system of Gun boat defence.
has been visited lately with a signal
retrt6Ht'on. Gun boat, No.-with a car
go OF forty hogsheads of Roanoke To-
bacco, the property of John Randolph.
Esq. of that Tx, lately sunk in James
river, and ducked the same over head
and ears, to the damage of twenty per
cent. AS the boat went down without
any known cause, MANY superstitious
people think it a judgment on Roanoke
tor his unreasonable and Incorporate
opposition TO that celebrated and darIipo
system of Mr.. Jefferson.
Mr.. Randolph paid the warehouse q
visit IN consequence of his misfortune.
lie told the buyers that "they must
make haste and give him good price
tor his tobacco--he knew thew were all
opposed TO the Tariff, and he was any,
lous to return to Washington, to vote
against it." I" He always had presen-
timent, he said, that he was TO come to
some evil by Gun boats" Mr.. Randolph
was very solicitous to know, when the
assessment of damage upon each hogs
head was stated, where his DAMAGES
were TO come from? NV motive in
tins communication is, to enquire of an
Editor, who ought to know everv thing,
1t an action on the case will not lie O.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28

do ii with all your heart. When you
are forced to blame, do it with reluct-
ance. If you would preserve beauty,
rise early. If you would preserve es-
teem,be gentle. If youwould obtain pow
er,be condescending. Ifyou would live
happy, endeavour to promote the hap
Piness of others.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28

y.
VEGETABLE MILK-ln addition TO the
vegetable bread, vegetable butter, and
cabbage tree, which have been brought
to light by recent travellers, we now
learn by the Gazette dc Santa ofthc 25th
July last, that NJ. de Humboldt has dis
covered in that region a tree which
abundantly affords milky juice, similar
in lis properties to the milk of animals,
and employed for the same purposes.
This liquid, which was dra1k by Ham
boldt, is stated to be derived from the pq-
10 de tPche, or de Taca,a tree which grows,
abundantly in the mountains above Peri
quito to the northeast of Maracav, a
village 10 the west of Caracas. The
milk possesses the same physical quail
itics as that of the COW, with this only
difference, that it is little yi=cous: it
has the same taste also as cows milk.
En-. Post.
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"WhD GEEsE.-When wild geese
are tanned, they will join with a flock Of
domestic geese, but at the usual time Of
migration, are very apt to join any
flock which approaches near them in
their passage. "-jI illiom's Hist. u p.
1856.
A number Of years since, farmer in
Massachusetts, shot at flock of Wild
geese that was passing over TO the
south, and broke the wing of one of
them. He kept and domesticated the
goose, until it was apparently as tame
as any one from Our common hocAs.
The ensuing spling he neglected TO clip
her wings, and she few away in a flock
that was passing to the north, and he
conceived her lost. The mex, autumn,
however, when very large flock was
returning TO The south, eleven detach-
ed themselves aud alighted in the farm
er's yard, They proved 10 be one old
and ten young ones The old was tue
same that lef, him in the spring.
Hartford .ifercmy
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Hartford Ifercury

REPuBLIcANlsH,--lhs is queer word,
and we hardly know what TO make of it.
We once thought that the wings otseren-
ty six were Republicans; that the Fran
ers Of the Constitution were Repubi-
cans that Washington and Hamlfon.
John Adams, Oliver Ellsworth, Roger
Sherman, and indeed most Of the He
roes and Statesmen Of the Revolution
were Republicans ADD on the adoption
OF the Federal Constitution, Federal
Republicans. We even thought that
George Cabot, the President of the
Hartford Convention, AMI Caleb Strong,
the Governor OF the Commonwealth vi
Massachusetts, were stern republicans.
But this name is not only assumed, but
Claimed as exclusive property by class
OF men of very different character.
Napo!ean Bonaparte called himself a
Republican, though Oliver Cromwell
spoiled that joke by cracking it before
him. Shayes, no doubt, was ambitious
OF the title, as we'll as Gen. Shepard :;
though they must have differed as TO
the meaning of the word aud many a
naturalized foreigner has called the re-
publican Wings Of seventy six, Tories
and Aristocrats, when he found them in
The Federal ranks. That there are
very many genuine, honest Republicans
In the democratic party, 7pe admit, and
it IS believed, all will admit. They,
however, are not the men who cali
those who may differ from them as TO
the best means of promoting the good
of our country, Tories. 1t is your new
Hedged Democrats that Try taeir wing
upon this blast; your young man Of
Fl that abuses the grey head and pat
notic heart, and signs hiu.self .'76 =
and this is our view of the abuse of the
WORD Republican. Conn. mirror.
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gainst Mr.. Jefferson, for damages, as
the introducer Of Gun bosts, and remote
cause Of Mr.. Randolph's misfortune
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
NEW
DRY GOODS STORE.
ROBERT BARRY

AS just received, and is now opening
Il in the store directly opposite Messrs
Patton T. Butchers, on King street. vel
selected and neat assortment Of fresh i'm
ported
British, French, German, Tish
AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
which he is determined TO sell remarkably
cheap, exclusively for Cash. The assert.
ment consists, 10 part, of the following ar.
ticles:
Superfne London blue and black cloths
Do low priced olive and mixed do
Do double milled ,drabs and single do
Do co blue, black and co'd cassimeres
DO do coronation do do
Domestic cassimeres aud cassinetts, OF
very superior quality, & low priced
Cots sup. rose blankets from ia 10 1874
3, 81 and 4 point Go
An elegant assortment supertlne callcoes
A te9 low priced DO
Ginghams and robes
Vestings Of the neatest stile and latest
fashion
Plain and figured black bombazett
Figured crimson, blue and orange do
4 4, 9-8 and Ga plain cambgics
Do do do jaconet Go
Figured and plain book muslins
| case elegant lrish linens and lawns
Brown hollands and dowlass
Ladies' black aud white silk bose
Gentemen's do DO do
Gentlemen's ribbed English bali hose do
Silk, Woodstock, dog-skis and beaver
gloves
Ladies Kid and beaver do
Black and white satin
Black BON bazeene
Figured MAJ. blue and black silks
White merino scarts
Scarlet aud white merino shawls
Cancels hair do
Angola shawls, new article
Black silk vesting
Thread and bobbin nett lace
Bobbin nett wells, beautiful patterns
Blue camlet tor coaks
Tartan and real McGregor Scotch plaids
Caroline plaids for children.
White Versailles vestiDg
Italian black and colored sewing silks
Bandanno and Spital6eld hdkls,
Scho6eld's best white Il colrd hannels
CoIored domestic plaid cottons
White do 3-4, 7 8, and Ga do
Dorchester bedticking
Linsay, blue and white kerseYs, and
blue plains
Irish and Russia diapers
Buttons aud mouds, tapes and bobbins
Silk buttons
La Fayette badges, watch rbbands and
stocks
With maay other articles too numerous
to mention, all of which shall be sold very
low, sep 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
ALEXANDRIA
BOARDING SCHOOL.

ME subscribers intend opening in A.
IL lexaDdrla, D. G.. a BOARDING
SCHOOL, in which will be taught Spell,
ing, Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geog.
rapby with the use of the globes, Arithme.
tic, and the various branches of Mathema
tical Science, together with their applica
ton TO the principles of Natural Philoso.
ply, &c. Natural Philosophy and Chem
istry will be taught as regular exercises ia
The school, and Lectures on these subjects
will be delivered to the Students, illus
trated by the aid of the necessary appaIa,
tus.
| The number of Students limited to TWEEN.
/ ty.hve. Price for boarding, lodging and
tuition, one hundred and sixty dollars pei
aDnum, each quarter payable 10 advance.
Washing 50 cents per dozen. Reading
books furnished TOR the use OF the school:
other books, Stationary and instruments,
furnished at the usual prices. The STU.
dents viii have the free use OF library
consisting OF good collection OF Mathe
NAUTICAL and Philosophical works, together
with valuable books of Biography, Histo-
~, Travels, sc.
Students admitted for any time not less
than three months.
A vacation OF two weeks about the first
OF the eighth month in each year. Stu.
dents from distance, If il is desired
will remain 10 the family during the vaca.
ton. ,
The Students will regularly accompany
the family 10 the meetings Tor worship OF
the society of Friends excepting such as
are OF a different religious persuasion, who,
If it be their parents OF guardians wish,
will attend any other place Of worship 10
the town.
The department of the students will be
On object Of particular attention. They
will be expected to attend to good order,
and TO avoid every kipd of immoral con-
duct. During the day time, when at lei
sure, they will have tree liberty in the
town. and parts adjaceot, on the condl>
ton OF their not abusing that liberty. -
They are DOT TO 90 mic The water, on IT,,
or on the ice, Tithout permission and the
necessary attention 10 preserve them from
danger.
The subscribers will direct their atten-
ton exclusively to the charge oil the school;
and the limitea number Ut Students beng
small, favorable opportunity will be al
fordeG for their advancement in the acqul-
sition OF literary information.
The school will be open for the reception
of students. on the Isl OF the l,b mo.
next. BENJAMIN HALLOW ELL,
CHARLES FARQUHAR.
n. B, A few student. from the town
will be admitted as day scholars, who will
have The privilege Of attending the lee
lures B. II.
G F
G-The Richmond Enquirer. Wlpches-
ter Republican, FrederlcktowI Heral Id
and Baltimore Federal Gazette are, re
quested to publish the above advertisement
in their respective papers 8 times, and for
ward their accounts to this office for col
lection. 81 sep %