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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-16
J. WILLS, &C
Wilson County. February Court, 1924.
benjamin AIosb, and BIB Harris,
Complalnants,


against
william II. Mosby, Lee ". Harris, hdmr.
OF William II. Mosby, deed, and in his on u
right. aud Sarah M"sby, Jacob Mosby, Polly
Mostly, John Mesby, Benjamin Mosby, Lit
tleherry Mosby, Mildred Ann Mosby, aud
Name Mosby, children aud heirs of the said
WIN. II. Mostly, deed, 10y Lee " Harris
specially appointed their guardian, Sarah
Mosby, widow mud rclicl Of the ,ud Wm H.
Mosby, deed, and Terisha Turner, (son oil
Heury,) defendants
~ CIlANCEKY.
On the molian of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel, who hled their separate bills, aud il
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court thai
the defendant William II Moshv is not mn IN.
hniIltnnt ol this commonwealth, aud without
the jurisdiction OF this court is 0rdered,
that the defendants IN this country retain IN
their hands, what money, property or other
effects they may have, or may hereafter come
To then hands, belonging Ia the absent deirn-
dant 10 the amount oi five hundred aud fifty
dollars, subject 10 the further order and de
cree oi this court Aud il is further drcreed,
that the said defendant \, ,liam II Aloshy do
appear here on the fourth Monday in May
next, aud answer the several bills oi the com.
pla'nanls, aud that Cepy ot this order be-
iOrtha ith inserted in one of the new slapers
printed III the town ut Lynchhurg once u
week Tor eight weeks successfully, previous
10 that dhr, and that another copy thereof be
posted up AT the front door of the courthouse
OF this eouaty on SOME court day.
A Copy -Teste,
81 RU. {. CUTLER, d. G n G.
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ALSO, one other 'Nract.

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain.
Ing 39l acres, aud bounded on one side bv
the road leading from Samuel Burks's, to
Watts Gap. aud the lands of Richard S. FL.
lis, the Eeihel tract, aud the lands of John
Camm, dec. OF this tract there are only
about 10 acres cleared, aud that portion OF il
Is well enclosed and fresh. Itis heavily tim.
bered and we'll watered, and contains lnrge
quantity OF first rate tobacco land. This tract
lies within one mile of Bethel
Vt the above lands are not sold nr;yatclv
before the 10Th day of October, they will. on
that day be sold publicly AT my residence
Persons who may be DESTROYS of purchasing
II rs expected, will wish TO view the lands
,hey WIZ be shown at any time OIL applca
ton being made To the subscriber
u Terms of sale shall he made accommo
dating. AMBROSE RUCkEK
February 90. .swts
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utol
he Establishment Of the Subscribers: .4mong
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Also, ONO o,heY Aract.

Adjoining the first described tract on the
south west side, containing s39 acres, chi,ily
III woods, not more than ~ acres being clear
ed, which are we'll enciosed This tract is
We llmbered. aud is fine tnLnccu land
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Chintzes, super. and common
Irish Linens and Dsmask Table T;n
Linen Camhrics and Cambria uandla,.
Pateaf Steam and Power-Loom shir,;,a .let
JHconeit Cravsis, figured and cross. barr,
a large assortment Of counieruajns and ~.
Elegant Fancy and Plain Ribbons. of va daa
widths and colors a''ou
SIX Flags and Fancy Handkerchief
oatiins, Senshaws, Sarsnetts
Figured aud Plaid Silks
White and colored Marseiies yestin..
Drillings, Wilmington Stripes and NaaL.
Buck, Kid, Beaver and Silk Gloves
a large aud extensive assortment If e..
Shawls and Handkerchiefs N0Uoi
White and colored Ginlrs
Leghorn and Straw Flats and Bonn.,,
Mems aud Boys Fur and Wool Hat
Best quality blue aud white Cotton Var,
An assortment OF Brushes, OF every KIND
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Notice,

Rfsirtue of a deed of trust executed 10
- the subscriber by John Depriest the osth
day OF February, 1923, and duly recorded in
the clerk Office etth county court of Camp
bell, Tor purposes therein mentioned, | shall
proceed 10 sell, To III. highest bidder, for rea
dy money, on Saturday the 9TH day of April
next, at Campbell cour, house
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a 4 rules holden IN the clerks office o
4 n the superior court Of chnneery Tor the
Lyncbburg district the nth day OF February,
1874
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POSTPONEMENT.

AWiEG TO the incemenry of the weather and other
~ avodabie circumstances, the safe of the MILL QUAR-
Tx pUstpuned until Monday e Sta December when
IL O'Clock the premises will be sold Auction
highest bidder that valuable the Mill Quarter living
on Namageen Creek partly in Anieiia and partly in Din
widdie principally in the former, about miles
tersburg and 80 south from hichmsud containing
survey 1850 acres of land, thousand of which
gronns 81 The hrst quality About 600 of the
grounds are cleared ad in cul,yaon and whole
been deheh within The last ~ years considerable
peDse, amt IS capable of producing crops corn
wheat ana tobacco as sud Jnmes River One third
OF the tract in woods, aordng ample supply
ber, ana The cleared high land, is equal quality, ii not
superior 10 any IN The neEhborhoo The be
NanageOuy divided III parts, if il should he the wisI,
OF Tue purchasers The improvements consist of small
out comfortable dwelling house situated eninence
which commands an extensive of The grounds
dairy so"e hous-, stables and
he"se, io ntstUes, stables for ork horses
ry WIN thresung machine attached, framed tobacco
barns 20 eet ny - and six og So feet by 20
her description thought 10 he ii pre-
sueu any person wishing to purchase, will first view
premises.
rEhMS.-one-hfth cast-ihe balance in three equal an
nun insanehts Tue purchaser giving bonds with secary
anu deed oi iruSt on tine ptoperly
aisr tbr lard snaii the stock Of Horses
anu Oeue-uienss OF busbandry and about 500 barrels
C"in WI" " sod 10 The highest bidder in lots credit
oi ~ purchasers giving approved bonds wiil ap-
paid. - f''
IL Is expected iba. about bushels of wheat will he
sown nenfe tue day OF sale FRANCES TABB.
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Old MEXICAN NURSEHY.


VIE subscribers oaer for sale their Oil Establishment,
n fiushiag Lanhiug, near New York, general
meut OF Tue choicest FRUIT TREES, auocs which
every variety O peaches, nectarines elicots, ounces,
app'e pears puns, Strawberries, nHberreS
gooseDerres, cnrran grnps zines, hgs olnnDds hbes,
chn1ueplp dwarf g1gtcD chesnuts, large Italian cbes
nuts iV1ss lree5 :" every description, ornamental ever
green's hD"eDg sirabs herbaceOus plants, dubious flower
roots, rose bushes, creeprrs, together with
greeuhous plants, orange, lemon eroo, sbaddock aud
lime iress, Se.Sc.
As we nave given very particular attention to the cult,
svrtmeni rs equal 10 any ~ America
Orders promptly executed and carefully packed Tor
any parton Auerea Europe, and delivered at Fulton
Market New York, free OF freight.
COMMUNICATIONS may be addressed TO the nursery,
or lett wiln hesss Hull aud Browne No 49, Pearl street,
or Mr. John Shepherd, No 1874, Water street, Msssrs
Freedom q Lawrence, t3J, Front street, New-YoTk
Aetberoi which places Caoiognes containing a Urea.
iise on the management OF Fruit Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs and Plauis, may be had gratis.
STEPHEN r. MILLS 90
Late r.. Prince X Co.
II Gentlemen DESTROYS VI obtaining ne Frui, other
Trees, viii 40 veil 10 order what hey may want early ~
the ial MS hey will succeed in transplaning more GER
u nyihen han ia The spring The subscribers will receive
and forward any orders Intended for Messrs Lawrence
Mills ELLIS ALLAN
October 3. 4J-5t
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NOTICE.

'nAr in virtue of deed OF executed to me by
THOMAS III Waiihall, for the purpose of securing the
phymentof certain of money therein ment oned as
que To tue admir- OF Joseph Friend late OF Chesterfield,
(Which deed OF record In the County Court OF aa
shall, Monday day of November next al lila.
max Courthouse proceed 10 sell The highest bides
will he necessary the discharge or he balance due
on tne SAID deed together with The and charges
tending he sale This is good estate situated about six
miles East of Halifax Courthouse and the tile belle 10
be unexceptiooabie However, acting as Trustee shall
only convey such title is vested in
said. SAMUEL WILLIAMS Tyys,,,
IL The sale Of the above land having oida-
bly, postponed, the public assured that The sale
will positively take place without reserve al the place
aud on the terms above specified, Monday the Sui day
oil November next s. WljLIAMS, Trustee.
AZ
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LAND EOR SALE

uhEEaBLY 10 The will OF William Allen late OF The
county OF buckingham we will offer for sale to The
gnest o1rr on the premises The FIRST day oi Novem
per DeI On iai) u not The first fair day thereafter
oi LdND lying in the county OF iuckinpbau on Hunts
@ near New Canton, containing by a,e surrey If
nun "a ana iorty acres, adorable proportion
which is prime tobacco Land, the balance well aCspt
eu 10 me cniure al small grain, is b.
Is hehy situation as he fonnd III tie upper
Wy Dut tesUmng thai those incline m purchHs will fni
view the premises, any further description is deemed
RESUME, two, Iee and oUi i'll be ali0ae
the purchaser by his executing bonds with good security
and also deed Of trust the land secure ihc spse
payments The land will I've sLewn any person wi,hnZ
10 view il previous the day OF sale y Mr. John A. Win
iree living on The premises, by The Subscribers lyGs
I'D Tue hetghbouTiood-At lie same time aud place will
De so'd ON credH o Twelve moDihs the Stock Of all
kinds, plantation tools, &c.
WILLIS CnAhBERS,) Executors Of
GEO: II. ALLEN, Wiliinn AZ
WALTER q. ALLEN, } len. decea.tl
September ~. aI-w1w
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BRADLEY, McCRERY ~ Co :

WooLLEN Diapers, Mems MERGERS and Taors (at the
old establishment Of fhos d. Bradley received
their FALL FASHIONS and the greatest proportion II
their FALL GOODS Consisting OF Blue, Black, aud the
most fashionable medley coioured Cloths Casineres
cut Velvet, English Florenne and roilneti Vesngs ali
OF the yers first qualities
we have also received some excellent low priced Clob
aud Cassmcres, OF various colours, and constantly krep
ummngs ct tie FIRST quality 10 make up every description
OF garment IN our line the Ladies ia, Citizens
We hope 10y the advantage OF our Senior Farmer resid
ing ~ Philadelphia go have all times whatever new
ami iashonlble and respectfully solicit continuance
Tie former liberal bes.o Ell ON r. n Brad
ley We will sell very moderate prices Tor cash. or TO
such as we know 10 he punctual.
October
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PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTION.

rs The election approaches, the old and sa-
gacions statesmen, and the steady yeomanry
of The country, who kept aloof from the early
and ac,inus agitation of the Presidential ques-
u"n, come forward, and make their voices
heard. They ate very generally favorably dis
posed to The al. cti0n of Mr.. Crawford This
accounts tor the increasing prospect of his
being elected by the popular sullerages so as
To prevent the necessity Of a recurrence TO the
House OF Representatives,. Not day passes
but we receive some new testimony of the po-
pulariiy Of tie National Candidate, as our
brethren style him. la the New England
states, il Electors favorable to him are not
chosen, they viii at least have support which
his friends Will have reason To be proud Of
From Albania, we have direct information of
the prob ability oftbe success of the iicke, ia
v.rable 10 his election, and, in Maryland, it is
believed he viii receive votes in districts hich
until now, were never counted for him.
Nat. Inf.
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TRUSTEES SALE Oh LAND

Sfvftue OF Deed of Trust executed BY Benz. Hooper
aec 10 the subscriber for the purpose securing The
pa men, OF certain debts therein nien,ione, shall Sell
Oetooer Hanover that being cnur, ia
certain Tract of Land lying in the county Hanover
seven miles above the courthouse and bv
the said Hooper of John ponnela, containing so acres
rms land lies well for Improvement in soil on
dwelling house with four below stairs oIher out
houses aud variety OF fruit Such til ONLY as is
vested III me trustee will he conveyed.
+ Oct q. i5-wuls HECTOR DAVIS Trus,ee
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ROPE WALK.

ME subscribers having purchased all the stock
dase and Hemp, belonging to the late Garter d. Page,
have now hand, for sale, Cordage of all
They have taken the establishment with its xtures aud
Will be enabled 10 furnish his former and all
others, with article in that line For
those VINO reside in the upper part of the city, Messrs
hobett anu Temple G"athmey will receive any orders
lett win themo which immediate attention will he gives.
GEO. & WM. MERRIAM, Rockets.
u ship Chandlery and Groceries, all kinds kept as
usual. October s. ID
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MARYLAND ELECTION.--Furiher r.
REPRESENTATIVES, TO

REPRESENTATIVES, TO
In the Talbot District, John Leeds Kerr is
elected, by IA majority Of 20 or so votes over
Thomas Emory. This District Is now repre-
sentcd by MIR. Hayward, who declined reg
lection.
lD Cecil County, Geo. T.. Mitchell re- ceiyed
1906 votes, and Philip Reed 74I. MIR. Mitch
ell is therefore reelected TO the seat he now
fills.
In the Worcester District, Robert N. Mar
Tin is elected, by majority Of 934 votes over
John 5. Spence, the present Representative.
In Washington County, Thomas Worlhng-
&a}s received 2ie5 votes, and John Lee, the
present Representative, 1443.--It appears
probable that Mr.. Lee has lost his election.
In the District composed of Montgomery
and part OF Frederick counties, George Peter
received 1902 votes, George G.. Washington
i444, aud H.. r. Warfe!d, Uhe present Repre-
sentatIve,) 1928 votes. Mr. Peter is there
| fore elected.
| MARYLAND.-In the Baltimore Congress
sional District, the total number of votes was
ro' isaac Mckim, 5347
john Barney, 55l7
Peter Little, asoS
GIVING MIR. Barney majority of I7O votes
over br. McKim, and associs,ipr him with
Mr.. Little as Representative of that District
in the next Congress.
In the Charles County District, Clement
Dorsey IS elected in opposition TO Raphael
Neale, the present Representative, by maio-
ivy OF 347 votes. lD the csunfy Of Charles.
the iormer received 983 votes the latter 41e.
In Ceiveri county, Mr. Dorsey had MAORI
~ OF ~ votes. Mr.. Neaie received a msjo-
rly oi between one and two hundred votes in
st. hlary's county.
III Anne Arundel County, DR.. Kent receiy.
ed 1857 votes, and MIR. Weems tool ch;,h
ives, as the final result. in the Distr;c, = 49,.
Iority of 40 votes TO DR.. Kent, the nrsssn,
Representative Of that District.
General result Of Election for Repysssaiaiiyss
TO Congress.
PRESENT MEMBERS. MEMBERS RLYcT.
Joseph hent, Joseph Kent,
it'phafI NeaIr, element Dorsey,
John .. Spence, Robert ". Martin,
ueoFSe r.: mlchcn, George f. Mitchell,
Isaac MckIm, John Barney,
Peter Little, Peter Little.
Henry *. Warfield, George Peter,
S0hn Lee Thomas Worthugton,
| OF Mr.. Woribington's Election we have mn,
certain accounts, but il is inferred from The
heavy majority lie received in Washington
county. NM L,j
NERMoNT.-We learn further from this
state, that ltolhn e.. Mallary John Maitoeks
Ezra Meech, and George +. Wales. are eler,'
ed Representatives To Congress, and ihat. in
the remaining District, owing to the scattered
votes, there has been no choice. None of
these gentlemen, the first excepted. are mem.
bcrs Of the present Congress, though two Of
them have been members ct Congress within
| a few years past tB.
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(coMMuNicArED.i


a writer in the City Gazette, under the
signature of' No Arisiorrat" exp esses hope,
that the Hun. Joel Il. Poinsstt will not dis
appolat his fellow citizens, by Withholding his
determination for whom he would vote fo.
President and Vice President should he be
again Returned as our Representative in Con-
gress from this district.
This writer ought 10 be aware, that the
result OF the next election cannot affect my
right to vote on that occasion. Representa-
ives IN The present Congress hold their seats
dnti the 4h day of March, 1895; nothing,
therefore, but an act of God can deprive me
oith's right Considering, however, the ques-
ton oi the next Presidential Election as one
OF great public interest, involving the system
oil policy by which this station is to be govern
ed Tor long course OF years, due regard for
the wishes aud opinions of my constituents
VIII prevent me from Withholding my deter
mlnaiIon ON this subject. In my opinion, the
wishes of this State have been clearly and ul,-
equi'ocaiy expressed In la, or of Gen. Jack
son, anu as clearly and unequlyUcaly against
The caucus candidate.
Unless there could be shown some serious
objection 10 The peoples choice, should feel
myself bound SD To act as not to d,sappoiut
their wishes The character of Gen. Jackson
Is above all euloglum, as il is above all re.
proach /; my Judgment and inclination concur
III the choice of the State, and shall vote for
Genera! jackson and not fur Mr. Crau ford.
With respect To the Vice Presidency, what.
ever influence l may possess, shalt be- exer,ed
10 promote the election of Mr.. Calhoun. Ii
not elected by the people of the United States,
The choice OF Vice President with devolye up
ON The Senate as a Representative | shall
have no right 10 Vote.
My constituents may judge of my future
course OF conduct, if am again yeturned as
Their Representative from tins district BY that
when have hitherto pursued.
shall continue To oppose all efforts to de-
press the Agricultural aud Mercantile interests
of the union all attempts fur,her To reduce
or disorganize the army All measures tending
however remotely 10 plunge this country into
wars foreign TO lis interests; aud all inslduus
attacks against the reputation Of our prescott
sirtnous Chief Magistrate | snail continue
to promote the interests of the navy, no, onl,
as the great bu'wark of our national defence,
but as an essential bond of our union 10 as
sert the freedom and independence of North
and South America: 10 raise my voice against
the Vaccinations OF the Holy Alliance when-
ever they shall he directed against any portion
! Ut this continent; aud To exert To the utmost
the talents God has bestowed upon me TO
maintain our. Democratic institutions in all
their purity. j. X. POlNSETT.
Patriot.
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Il n. w. G.. WARWICK.
Vul,tnblr Yeoi Pronerf,, For {

49," 1tV''t T"70t1ty TUT sJtIft.
virtue Oh uret oi trust executed The 18th day
January iS-o aud ht'nitted 10 record in the Office
the ustngs Court ile city OF Richmond or he c4tL
Mareh, 1870 by Alexander MKim the subscriber 10
secure me payment Ut certain money therein
nentloned 60 Wiiian Fleet, aud fnr other viii
ne sod At pahic auction in front OF the Eagle Tavern
'h's CITY Tor ready money the 9Th November
next, Ioo ihrse-cry Brick Yenesn,s twenty iy forty
eei eaeh,'" uh Kitchen and atach. TO ac,
sitale on ID, 80 Gary Street. nearly opposite
Soh Yard on n lot running back hunure, aud fly
'h'ee 'eet To twenty ee aly Such little as is vested
"a te trustee which believed be iud viii
lie conveyed 10 the purchaser NV 49,
~, ALEXANOEa FLEET, Trustee.
Richmond, October &, 1924. 45-v3y
II The sale will be conducted by Moncure, Rob,nson
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NOTICE.

ON Saturday the 9TH day OF November next, If fair II
~ not the next fair day, ~ be- sold the
The highest bidder, for Cash. Tract OF Laud 10 King vii
liam county, the Panunkey river, adjoining the Piping
Tree containing III acres, which land conveyed IN
trust tue suscribcrs by deed Of ord in the court Of
said county, by Thomas N. Grymes aud Rebecca r. bis
wife, for purposes tkeTeiD specified. This tract has on
a we'll finished house. with all convenient oui.
houses, &c aud Is we'll situated iss any des,ripon of
inrss Such title n'ue as IS in vested, will be conveyed,
and that is unquesiiuuabl0.
CARTER BRAXT0Y,
JOHN CHEW.
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FROM New ORLEANs.-Our accounts from
New Orleans, to the l4th September, are full
OF gloom The rayages OF the Yellow Fever
we're still terrible. Among the victims TO il,
we perceive the names of Capt. Solomon
DAVIS, OF Baltimore, native of New Haven,
Conn. and Mr. Clark Squier, Of HE firm of
JOB Sfuler & Co. a native of Railway, New
Jersey.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

MI boy BILLY left his Wagon, four miles above
w htchond, on the 9th September, and has since
been heard Of lie Is probably in BichInond
has with hin the proceeds Of his load OF Wheat
ing To nearly $40 in cash. lie is tolrray dark fellow
abo ut twenty four years old aud of mdding height an
size The above reward will be paid any person
will deliver him TO me, in the County of Notlowsy.
JOSEPH ID. INGRAIiAM.
October 1a-maIt
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septt7.

COMMITTED 10 the Jail OF Pen,ieion County, on w
~ 2sh day OF April last, as htmaway,a negro 0anwm
calls himself TOM, and he belongs to John fnH
phreys, Of Spoiisyivauia county Va Said Nee'e 5ls
10 inches high light complexion, well set, scars o"
i4cenne above ne left snd thu other under TIE HB
eyes about IS years Of age. Ills clotLng wbe cor
inued consisted OF two pair Jrapes panfsionns, re
Jae ana the other yellow and old sbif Of cOafst h
he owner OF said negro J. requested iofwa'
prove h properly, pay charges and skc him away, op
will BE- dealt with as the Law directs
IL. SlIUGARI, Jaiior
August5. z7-wi5"
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Plaintiff
UNIVERSITY or WILLIAll = NAM

WIS insutution ~iii &c opened usual ON 49,.
4 Monday in October beng ,le 25t day OF the r, u
storai a"d toiit'cai faicsoit. %! ia. SIik;
!i-'hsmaiics, Astronomy, &c. by ar. Campb,ii;
Law and Police by Judge 81 nipple,
Shem.suy Natural Philosophy 10y DR.. Rodgers.
Ia announcing TO the puDc thHl lectuie tie ,b,
subjects viii he delivered the College OF WuI a. NJ,
curing the ensuing course, the s, a,,r
h"' institution would seem to some further ~
marks necessary. IT,
In the first place, has been said both IN puli,.
IN pt'sa.e about Transferring the &c to ano,b,
aiuh. But whether new location he Ultima ei, ,,l
OF mol, Is enre!y imsnaeriat those nav wish ~,
prosecute their stpues In Mm Mary. 10 ,,,,,,, %
VINO may intend IN remain teen, students us
Oh example, the reu,oVa. or nUJ removal oi the Cu
can be OF no consequence. Mar viii new size ,,r
establishment even should lie selected eel Al -.
may uestIe more extended course OF irstruct,on
oe'tr ine college ,'-y be .oca.d, there III, remain a.
sanie Professors, ihe >iudies same ciiiti..
se aedisiien al kDO"irdg- ,Gy ,ie ssy same nant ~ -.
reses hIung men, ihei.icie, wiiG may Wish ia ,r
P'.te heiF rducnons IN ihe COO II I'm. d. Dian,
ipt or eter e,, ly ANY app eehsiOu VI change, n
ing 20 Williamsburg 's o.
la 'he mex place. ,he Statutes OF the College have b,.
CURED 10 INFORM upuu himself uICer am cir,un,>tan
ces to I'VE evri.noe against fellow student.
WINE then GA tue one hand the rumuurs which b,,.
Soie 'ofth VIA regard to the removal the Collie,
"h.'ht' W. " or lIoande,i, he u ipuI zane.
ever 10 students, 80 on the other au;hiny could civ. H.
Oohegiate ahnfites greater pleasure ian 10 s copyn
ceu ny Tue over owins classes Of the ensuing year nt
tue changes which hase been effected are likely 4, 70
aonnd to the gr,a and permanent good the lnslu
c. a J. AUGUSTINE SMITH.
,P. ~. S7-wiSS