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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-26
ELECTORAL CANDIDATES.

FOR JoAw QULvcY sD.aWs
1st District-WILLTAM HARRISON.
"a do. LEONARD 8difE.
5d do. PIERRE MENARD,
FOR .iNDREV LqCKyOv
lst District BERRY.
ii do. DANIEL BOAFRlGHT,
HENRY EDDY,
ALEXANDER RAMSAY,
JOSEPH VI. : TREET. va
ID do. RUSSELL f. HEACnCK,
ALEXANDER P. FIELD, Sd.
JAMES S. SMITH.
FOR RE.VRY CLIP.
1st District--JoHN TODD,
III do. SAMUEL II. CLUBB,
JAMES GRAY.
I'd do. HUMPHREY b. JONES,
WILLIAM II. BRADSBY,
HENRY SHARP.
ron JACKSON AND CLAY.
1st District-JAMEs TURNEY.
ron HILLLAsH IT. CR.4WPORD
Ist District-SaMUEL ALLEN. e
ID do. WIN. y. ALEXANDER.
CarroAton, Oct. Is, 1924.
Mn. WAhaES,
am informed that my name has found its
way IN your paper as candidate for Elector
Tor Gen. Jackson. ] friend to Jackson
but my name on this occasion is not to be used
as an elcctor, nor no other way than as a friend
TO Gen. Jackson, therefore will give nv sup
port to Mr.. Turney. Please give this an ia.
sertfon III your paper. Yours, sc.
JOHN w. SCOTT.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-26
SIP q 1cr.A,A1rDBo
EDwARDsyiLLE. OCTOBER 26, l824.
(coMnuNIoArED.)
THANK SEWING.

+ THANKSGIVING.
I On Friday usxl-the day set apart by
several religious societies as a day of
Thanksgiving and prayer-thcre will be
PUBLIC WORSHIP at the school-honse in
Edwardssilie at IL o'clock in this fore
noon.
Ii has ever been considered by chris
tans, the duty Of man to acknowledge
. his dependence on the Supreme Being;
and it has long been the practice in differ
emf churches 70 set apart certain days
as special seasons OF public acknowledge
ment. The occasion of the present ap.
pointment is an interesting one, and j, is
hoped that spirit OF pure devotion viii
occupy the hearts OF christians on that
day. Besides the ordinary favors of Di-
vine Providence, which have been expe-
fienced III this ncighbornood IN large
degree during the past season. il is con-
sidered highly preRer that public ex-
preston OF gratitude should be made
Tor our escape from an evil which most
chrisiiansscensider OF no ordinary mag
Hltude. The writer OF THIS, sensible that
many worthy persons, and even some
p'e'ess'rs - rs''b'9a sh,sria'n nlider
no disposition 20 epfer INTO controversy
an ~ ot.,,rl .,s.tse. ~ !, ,,a,,,,a
their lrE,,nt,s no hs4sh r.m,re. He
hopes, m The contrsry lbat spirit truly
christian viii pervsde the CONGREGATIONS
that may assemb!e 10 oiier thanks ~ God
on that dsf--and that ali unnecessary
nafshness d expfessioa wlll be carefully
eeOua - s ,'Y s"'' ~ WIG a',o''
-,,,
oi,, hsc,9e ,l,,v aoa ,h,. w. So,
he reronc;,r,,, INV hr,tb.r sn1 tha,
come and aYsr,lv r;r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
TAINTED.
TREASURY DErAnrMFN-,

NJ oTICEis hereby given to the proprietors OF
In the exchanged per cent. Stock of 1912, is
sued in pursuance of an act of Congress, entitled
AN act authorizing Subscription to the old six
exchange of the same" passed oil the 9th of July,
1912, that the principal of the said stock and the.
interest which may be due thereon al the time. will
be paid the said propretors, to their attorneys
duly authorised, the first day of January, 1925,
Office, ON the books whereof any portion of said
stock may stand
Informationis further given, that surrender OF
the Certificates of said Exchanged 6per cent. Stock
will be required at the time of rcdcmption and than
the interest thercon viii cease and determine to
the 3lst day ofDecember, 1924
VIM. Fl. CRAWFORD,
'Sec,y ofUte Ireasury
July 0. t3lD43
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
TanAsunx DEfAarMENr, juno I'd, lae4. :

NoTICE is hereby given to the proprietors of
i the Six per cent. Stock of 1913, Loan of
sl6,000,000, and Loan of S7,5O0,0O0, that Books
will be opened at the Treasury of the United States
and at the several Loan Offices, the first day of
July next, to continue open until the first day of
October thereafter, for receiving subscriptions for
such parts of said Stock SHALL the day of sub
scription, stand the Books of the Treasury and
those of the Loan Offices, respectively, pursuant
to the provisions of the Act of Congress, passed the
Goth of May, 1921, entitled, san Act to authorize
"the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange Stock
"bearng an interest at four and half per cent
"for certain Stocks bearing an interest at six per
scent"
The subscriptions may be made by the proprie-
tors ofthe Stock, either in person by their ator-
MES duly authorized to subscribe and transfer il TO
the United States. The Certificates are to be sur
rendered at the time of making the subscriptions
sWM. II. CRAWFORD
tIOc15
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
QUANTrCo CANAL norrEnx
1924 prizes
1896 blanks.
1850 tickets. u blanks to a prize.

1850 tickets. II blanks to prize.
This Lottery is formed by the ternary Conbina-
ton aud Formulation of p numbers. The fate of
lthe above 1850 tickets will be determined il few
moments by the drawing of numbers out of II put
into the wheel. As the present Scheme varies liz
tie from the former ones, explanations may he OBJ
tanned at the Managers Office under the Eagle Hoo
tel, Richmond.
IL The drawing will take place on THURSDAY,
tI,c 25th day of November, at much cailier
day, if the sale of tickets will warrant it.
Tickets and Shares for sale at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

IL The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is p.biix,cd
t'eiee roeek, (Iuesdays and Fridays) al IRE dol
lars per a'aatn, payable n adrance.
u For adpertising--,GJ.y cents square Cor less)
tor TIE rsf lase'tioa and 81 l-2 ces for each con-
tusaaec;-dhe 'utnaber Of iaserfions mmsf be noted
or tie ". s., oLisrpise Meg ,cai be continued and
charged accordingly.
II advertisements from tie country 10 Be maid
lor az adracc, or assumed by responsible audi
p'd'taf ia Ntis place .Hauehesfer.
-u@ an letters to HE Editors must be post paid,
or they cM receire no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

yNTANTED--A situation in some Mercantile
w House, in the capacity OF Clerk. Good
qualifications are possessed, aud moderate COM
u. .ss9;ian will satisfy. Apply to the editors.
Jin- - ts1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

Gen. Washington and Col Monroe were horn
M Westmoreland, and Mr. Madison at Port Con-
way before it was separated, is said, from West
moreland.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

and respectable County of Observation-Disclosures
only county in America, that has given two
we might say three, y Presidents to the United
States.
WIN. c. SOMERvILLE, Chairman.
GEORGE X. PIrrs, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
PEOPLES TrCKET.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts.
FoR vrcB-PREsIDEST,
SOME TRIED s. APPROVED DEMOCRAT
"The people of the United States are one grea,
family--asions as the Union Of the States holds a
citizen from one section, provided he be honest, Ca
pable, and faithful to the Constitution and the peo-
pile, ought to be acceptable to the opposite sec
ton, as to the one which claims his birth or resi-
dence."
TAINTED,
"A T this Office, TWO APPRENTICES not ex-
IN ceedins fourteen years of age. Those WIN
know something of the business, will be preferred.
July 81 tf-53
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
THE AMERICAS AND FnANcE

We have already shown that there WA
deceit and bad faith on the part of The French
government towards The states of America.-
Wepublished on the 13th ult. the secret in.
structIons given Ly the cabinet of Paris To- An
agent sent TO Mexico for the purpose of SOW.
ing division amongst the chiefs of that Re-
pubic, and TO further as much rs possible
the secret views of France and the HolyAl-
lance, and we to-day insert Instructions of I,
similar nature, Of the authenticity of which
there IS no doubt whatever. given To if,ragen,
sent by the same power 10 Colombia; and this
at the very time when France publicly,
by special communications, held out 10 The
Colomblans assurances Of respect and friend
ship. France, however, has been dssppoint-
ed in her project. NJ. de Chasseriau, the a
gent sent on this honOurabIe mission, being
suspected by the Colombian authorities, was
obliged to Withdraw from the territories of
the Republic, and he has returaed TO France
TO inform his employers that the South A.
nericans are not quite such fools rs VI. de
Chateaubriand and NJ. de YilIele conceived
them TO be that they are not easily 10 he du.
ped; that there is more foresight. and indef
nitely more honour in the cabinet at Bogota,
than is TO be found in the cabinets of the UoIy
Alliance, and that the new Republics are on
" to be spPrOaced by the direct road Of hon-
esty and fair dealing. Although VI. de Chas-
seriau failed in his shameful enterprise. and
that France has been thus frustrated in her
base views, we shall put the following docu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14

Land and Negroes, STOCK md Crop for Sale.
MILL be sold ~ the highest bidder, without reserve Mt
w The dwelling house Of Abraham, Diurd, the cuunty
Of Nooway, IN Monday the Goth Dee. next contnue
from day today, until the whole is disposed oftle In nd
belonging To the sail Abraham Bufor lying nearly two
miles upon Nottoway river immediately aiuv. stephen
Josrs bridge containing $50 acres-Aso, the Stock anil
Crop OF all kinds and ab0ut 5000 prime cor-r pnrk
Also 28 likely and valuable Negroes among them good
blacksmith aud hs striker The of Negroes
uncommunly lhey three ourshs Of them capable o do
30 some time this present year.
There are good two story elling House. nll
cessary lighthouses, with good Grist Mill
might lie divided equally antage, IL
fesrti IT, between 40 AMI so bushels wheat has been
seeded ON the iand tis TALL Possession given the is uf
January, 1925.
Forthe land, credit the first day of Nav 1925 will
he given an QUE third ut the purchase rrn,an
ing two.tirds divided eI,ssiy. aud made payable
1876 and ist May 1927. For the Stock Crop credit
ON all sums over dnilnrs will he given day
january 1915 will he givenDunds With good security
q"ired IN every case carry Interest the date the
interest 10 be reiited &c punctuay paid Any purchases
wishing IN pay the money Il will lie received per
mum on the amount of his purchase good will be
male u this property which will lie shown day Of
.a.c. JOHN BlJkORD Id, rrustse
The subscriber tue above sale, un will oin
In executing the title to the property, frequred by the
purchasers A BUEORD.
N. D-The snbcriber being authorised Ly the Deed OF
Trss to sell the whole of this properly publicly pri-
vaeiy he Will receive proposals wishing
buy the Whole any part thereof until Decen
fore that day. JOHN BUFOliU.
November so 6l--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
NOTICE.

an the 2cth day Of December neI iff- i not the
~ iar day will be sold public auction on the premis
Ss the tact OF land in Chesterfield county called Sun.
merViie belonging TO the estate Of Judge WIN. Fleming
nec' CONSUMING niue hundred and six IL
tn usshy aud agreeable neigbbourhood about three
anu h miles from James River two aud half from the
Coal rus, ana thirtees from Richmond. This land pro.
daces as wen as any in It's vicinity. The are
acommOous dwelling house beautifully situated having
an extensive view TO tue north and west) new aro and
atneeessay outhouses an excellent garden lately paIs
TO- and young orchard OF we'll selected frat; more
iieuiar description Is deemed unnecessary Persons wish
.ng 70 purchase are requested 10 view the land 10
the day OF sale u will be shown either by the
Or mr. Sianard who lives the premises This land will
De sold altogether or parcels 10 purchasers Terms
o. sale viii be one thosud dollars Of the purchase money
10 be paid on the day Of sale the residue In three eos
annual instruments the said payments 20 e secured nv
Don1s With security aud lien on the land
-, - LOW. II. MOSELEY, acting Exor
NV c5-1.ds OWN. Elcmeg, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
a FARM, NEGROES. Sc. &c


SHALL offer for SALE on the premises the 18th day
OF De- cnbrr tina, valuable Farm called Wes,ai
Coung" Ia heprtcu county the late residence
eussoh, oec containing between SIX and hundred
Hers LUIS property L. about six miles above Richmond
ON James Ner--lt deemed unnecessary To say NOR
Than that u is vaiuabi-its situation requires no eminent
-ihose who ieei disguised To purchase will course see
anu Juugetor themselves The are-lur five
Thousand dollars oil the purchase money credit until the
Isl Jay oil august 1858, but carry
ugost GO anu he interest 10 be paid annually third
OF tue bsfhnce OF the purchase paid in cas-,
and tue remainder in the huIe
10 be secured 10y lien the land and
NJ security Tor the twO first payments, the
OF ouOo dollars 40 personal security Will he required Il-
Lam Is soiu then the Negroes will be oferedsome
servant all the stuck uf Horses Catte Sheen and Hogs
some oil the Hogs corn-ie for pork-Corn, Fodder and
Plantation uiensiis The household Kitchen Furni.
lure VAL certainly be offered far k of the
Suck--amohg>t the tOck that will lie offered is n fine
young Horse steady Gig Horse with the u i- and IIar-
Caitehe Household Furniture consists valuable
arucles-eAcellen Beds ani! mahoCony Iedsends man
--piece Clock made by Roskel and specially ordered
D"gate'ie Table, uli Ui Dining Tables first
quaiiy, several articles of Sterling Paie Books some
prime old jamaica Rum IN Demijohns Madeira Wine
IN bottles old and prime, &c. &c. The sale for
The Negroesa few of them will be CA and The
rest credit until the first November, Is25,he other ar
cies also credit To the LIST November 1875 except for sums
under twenty dollars which paid cash nonds
est bn the interest Will be RENTED if principal is
punctually paid.
MIR. Clarke the viii sbew the Farm TO INV one
that is desous Of purchasing and inform much
W.eat hns been seeded.
GEORGE HAMILTON, Ex'or
NOV, 20: 6O-HS and R-siduary Legatee
u wish all claims, legally authenticated, to he pre-
seDtrd on the day al a. H.
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FOR THE EyoUJcrp


w " I'VE pleasing crcumstanc-s that has So ruug from
tue WISH OF Gen La Fayette this country is ,I,s s,
raj curiosity which il awakened TO peruse tina, ,o
"on oi american History, i'll which was half a cen,nr
ago 30 prominent parsonage. Lse's Memoirs of in.
oouthers Campaigns not only afford this p,rton or
tory, but abound with Sketches of yioyr,pbv and ,;
heaiions OF events equally authentic aud in,,res,i,.
The hfsi Edition of this unriyaed work i On ns.r, -
hausted that copies OF ii for sale have bec,me .carc
For my own part, having long admired the viyaev and 81
gouf Oh sS'ye, as well as the fidelity its narrative
an grained 10 learn that his Son. Mor Hsncy Lee WIN
recently mas acquired much reputation by his Camnai
OF i'o Is IN possession Of the nuscri,t correc,,,o If
o'e ~Aeo"s maze w The GeneIs, himself One oi.et
~ 'n's communication Messrs. EDITORS is TO eno,ir u
you when this corrected Edition may be expected IN
if" Tue fress! II is sincerely hoped that the gen
hensn alluded TO, aud whose talents for such an ,s
iakss are uuquesonahle will no longer delay il bur viii
as soon as possbe give 10 the public tue new Edition cor
reced and enlarged Such annals biography are no
eagerly sought for by wany laudaJy ndiyidu
ais, and the arour Of public curiosity, which the Guest
Of the Nation continues inspire by his virtues ought
orthy lib 10 be gratiGed by Work So desirable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
TlftIS1' SAT..

s)URSUANTt TO dee OF trust executed To us 10y William
Mitchl', dated June 30th, 1919, recorded in
Office Ut the Hastings Court the city OF Richmon for
the purpose OF securing to Arcd Pieasants the
certain OF money therein menoned and by virtue
OF decree order u the Superior Court Ut CLancery
the hichon Dstcf, shall proceed to sell public
auction on FRIDAY, the 2i,h Instant (DecenberD
O'CLOCK spon the for ready money, The property
the said Decd consisting of hundred and
seven lee, foning ON 7,h street. between and
cribrd with wooden building thereon at this time occupi
ell 10y John Merriam AMI r. ARMSTRONG Tie suIscr,.rs
!. ROBINSON,
l--iIs IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14

magazine, perhaps to try piece ofpyrom,oc~
ano se'zlngla rocket, with confidence ciapped
nre TO It. The effect was instantaneous. Away
went the rocket, followed by couple of drag.
GUS not upon the chase. Here wasa s,,n
wnaI .s through either. as if thrown from its
s o1J'., pursued by rnonstrous spiral serpent
!: anu There couple of comets were dancinr q
J,S IN mid air presently general eyoIutioo of
1,a.s, suns, moons, &c. out Of the windowa
i nJ. what must have been the most terrifying
n' sm' ., a'' was the sable chymist, like de.
mon all In flames, rushing out of the snokva
pa, , and flying through an adjoining sta
Que. o,e. Inc whole adventure occupied but a few
' h,., ; the suns. moons, and stars, shon.
out 40 instant, and the dragons and serpen,,
vanished as If by magic. The Sun. Fire Eo-.
s"e, directly opposite, and especially adapt.
co, we presume, from the name, for such pur-
poses, was brought into play, and the fire inn.
meu'ately quenched. We were NOT nrsssot
:. .ne explosion, and cannot vouch for ths
:Aac.ness OF this account. A little more eau
'e amiss. "oa'o hoe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
I. WILLIAM BOOTH.
FJllTRkss MONACO,


hbv. IL, 1924.
yiHE undersigned will receive sealed prousIs III; the
first of January next for the supply of >xteyn tbnu
sand perches of TONE for The service Of This Fnr,es.
and ten Thousand for that of Fore Calhoun 0iiu a am
Shons) t e deliveries to be made as foIIuws viz
At Fortress Monroe, before the expiration OF percbes
tue quarter ending On The 5Oth June 1925 Z '7O01
At do do during the succeeding guar,sr 7uuD
at do do during the last quarter OF tl. W. 2OoJ
at Fort Calhoun, before the expiration of nm.
quarter ending OR the 30lh June, 1875 2sOo
At Ito do during tue succeeding uunrter
a, ena,ng On .ne Soih September 5000
ter of the year 49, IVA osoo
The Stone To he OF the yery best building and OF the
most Durable quaIy--ehcb TO Iav. good ,es aud
lace-tbe length and breadth he preaeS Than and ~,
bear such proportions TO the thickness "A, m ndi, az "a
two men 10 lift IL. ~iN " 's"''
~ ne inspections 10 be made exclusively by the Engi-
neer oheer AT each post, 10y such ot,r nc ne
De appointed ny him TO discharge lhal duty '
Proposals viii be received either f,r tb
OF S'oae required, or Tor such parts thereof as
poser Is willing to undertake. ' - Wv" f'"
security, TO the amount Of third of each enn t,,rt
WIN be required, and The names of tbr ,e,ons i,s,I
W. ne Us securities TOR the faithful execution OF any
PLY OF Tor the whole Of the must be Drwarsd
WIN Tue proposals Separate articles and bnd vii s
entered into for each parcel. oO""' WIZ oe
Nov. %. L. Coz. EnginssT'.
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YailnhLc iienL Proucriu For SHE.

pY virtue OF a deed of executed the 18th day OF
Ed January 1920, and admit ed record in the Office
the Hastings Court Tor the city III Richmond, xit
mirch, 1870, by Alexander Mkm to tue Subscribers
ihc payment OF certain of EIUdry therein
toned, William Fleet and for other purposes. i'll he
sold 1T pabc auction OF she Eagle Tavern in this
city, ready money, the 10Th
II o'clock, Three story Brick frnemenis by iory
feet each wiIaa Kitchen and Neat muse attached Zach
lotsated d. Gary street, nearly opposiIe Browns
Coal Yard, lot running back one hundred and fifty
three fee twenty alley Such lille vested
the Trustees (Which believed be indispuabie) will be
conveyed 10 ihe purchaser Ivy
ALEXANDER FLEET, Trustee.
Richmond, November %, 1928. 59-wtds
1r rhe sale will he conducted by Moncure, Robinson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
EUUEATION

I RESPECTFULLY inform, lie na,,,,, ,.,, 49,, s....,
- 70. aSe year iS@S viii be opened on the I7,b OF Jmnn
.ssLs lii ~, On ihe iIh Of December. A vacation of
,S, y, ne students will he Instructed in lie Greek
-, languages, Geography the Elements
,ng 70 'n,rus' me With the thes children
'ns. 'eer 10 PoteSviile Louisa The Situation
The water Is excellent my ." '"S"""
my price for Board, the student furp;sh;rr AZ,
own bed and towels, will be S75
Turn ishng the same, On
For Tuition, o.
Louisa county. Va Dee. II. es n %,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
TREASURY DEpAnTaENr, I,

June So, 1924
NOTICE Is hereby given TO the propretors OF lie Ex-
changed per cent. Stock of 1872 issued in pursu
anoe ct An Act ut Congress, ented Au
Subscription TO the OLD Six per Deferred Stocks
and providing Tor an exchange Of the same passed on te
9TH OF july idil-tat the principal OF the said stock and
tue interest which may he due thereon time will he
paid 10 the said proprieors their attorneys duly au
th"rised, ou the rs day OF January 1925 Treasury
~ Washington o nc such Loan Office, the books where
VI Any portion of said Stock may stand.
Information Is further given, that a surrender Of the
Cerihcaies VI the said Excansed6 cent. Sosk, will
be required the time redemp thai the ine-
rest thereon will and determine the 3Ist day
December, 1871 WM. II. CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
July IS. SID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
Fitm. thrse .N,rro,s o. S,,s

-. FVy- UIree NegrOts For Sale.
ny virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Michael w.
- haneock TO EdHund Taylor and Patrick Gibson for
the purposes therein mentioned bearing date the tenth OF
peSsnber SiS& recorded in the county cou. OF etser
u Sna as surviving trustee, proceed sell Mon.
nay Tue zOh OF December II fair IL not Tue neyt fair
uay thereaiter ut " O'clock. before door OF The Eagle
tavefn " the city Of kehmond, for ready p,oey City
three slaves, consisting Of men, women and chiidren
Lhose wishing purchase will have an opportunty Al
tfadesmen and several efiici MT p.hapds.
EOv.l5 6B-tds PATHfCK GIBSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
EDUCA-I'ION

TUE subscriber intends opening Boarding scboo
II ensuing year, az his residence (onpelier Uaooyer
county,; ~ which viii be TAUGHT Resdin1 W.:,,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geograpi,y Viii l.
metry and Practical Surveying. ~ >"bV"U'
The term will be ten monthsj commencing The ts, oI
February, with vacation Of month pree NJ ne
and tuition SIS payable quarterly in advance Tbs S;,'
alton is high and remarkably healthy.
Female School will also com mence nj tho s.r. A.,
under the care Of his sisters In which will he ,sa,
reading, writing, arithmetic English Grammar gsoers
Py with the use OF The Globes, history, the lransla
ton Of the French language. W 'N
The male ana female departments viii be separate.
o,u. mlCAJAH BATES.
2 SstVis' - 1T-WN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
FOR THE ENQUIRER

may ' proper to premise, that the .rrea by
H"'er' srere ds'sned for publication IN the summer.
pressure other Undertaking subjects tie public mind pro-
P'fpo"ement, as satfaeto'iy exp:aiaed by "a. Ed
He Planter 'ri'Ae' TO be clearly uadsysOod,
s o'"er o",sef'o"s h"n fAose appearing the ac Of
fAs doe1rnsn:I, nc hadu under coasiderafion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
EDUCATION.

EDOChllON,
YOUNG MAN qualified TO teach dramatically the
Greek, Latin aud English Languages, together with
the translation Of the French, and who has had
years experience in his profession wishes to obtain for the
ensuing Jeaf situation as private teacher Of
neghoourhood school Satisfactory Testimonials OF capa
liiy &C. can be exhibited Commu directed TO
L. x Richmond, WILDE attended 20.
November 80. st.-wu