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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08
NOtice.

Marine Insurance Companyof .4leranaria
TIME stockholders hereby notified that an cleo
dan of January merit, commencing at 10 A. NJ and
closing NJ for Is Directors serve for one year
thence ensuing J. b. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
a-1r The Transfer Books will be closed on Wednes-
day, 10th January, until the election is over.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08
Hurr HAocks.

6NnC BURR BLOCKS of superior quality, selected
SOO in France by judge of the article, are now
landing from sloop Chauncey from New-York and tol
sale by JOHN II. LADp.
zoct20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08
4s$t@cclG&reoua I1epar tn9eo1f

The baltimore Gazette gvos the following account IF ,,
ce'Fo'eS IL Baltimore, in honor of Mr.. John adams
and Thomas Jefferson. 1 us
First III the procession came = ,rco,, or .... ,
ana Hnme diaciV behind il followed the lou- linz f
ngrS consisting the clergy OF the crcnt dco,nsans
Then drawn by six noble black horses vim ,,IJ
90 's Oh black cloth, de scendrg their Luees nd
each Gd by in deep ulsurniny "a u,p t,e -,I
CIT ~" iiumes waved above around IT.: no fantastic
o! inappropriate Gaprry incrfer red with or lessen
GO he Solerhi'v of the feeling which II ,y,s int.dd -
eNcte' II vas OF az ohioug sr1pe. four mr. fvn foot ~
f."i OF nine long, and perhaps four feet hir ~
N' 'HS '",c"'eed with tightly drawn black ceti sun
ported mon low antique wheels nj bsar,nr man, " ,
'' 'S'''.' S"""H'I IN black. Upon the body of
t"' 'r' ' iI"n'' aud behind ,pcre the WINGED o1sc =
ne E2yp.I1n Mauso,euru: on The sides ,5,i IT,,
~ '' UIHS- Ne'e eScuCnenis. ccntinins tho 81
orth aud tCaih of Adams aud jefferson ~ ,''S
Si,i P"in supple, and appropriate. il silenr ,t I
- u F"vt heavily hy: and the eve IA sci,,, 49,
attraction rested upon the two collins until H., 800 -
ssEro Uaded them. ''''''' oe'7s Ula'
MGR She eoF as chief mcorncr. came CARRorr. g.
'l"' acc 2w3a"sd y Col Hove r,i md Cen s,i,.
F ''' W t''""ahc drawn ny four black hnrscs ., r
~" ~ groom ia mourning. Need we hoo o,
'''5s 'n we'd: j. it not sufficient to stale ,h C w.
al innate ~ imagination aud the feelings cC o, r,J5
tAhHCLL. Of CaIrolon, the last SURVIVING si, -
b.'''f"'iru "t our Independence. chief r,orr.r H.
rer"l oscl uies Of the author and the s,,r, e u-
va" 'ti i ilhF''y, Jefferson and Adams. Who a,,or4
mon or" wlo fought in its support al Coyvnc,,s yI
ms Do"i to- % at Eutaw, who NOW up,er his o, vino
~ ''C- az h's own hDatistouc. received tho c,r 50
1i '.' 'r'i tnr" 10 their Nvbo else,
re lh'f enirmrHaiy the spectator Of their g,
now t'" euiS2rsi Of their virtues. 7''''
., d" ''i""Sa 'Nhh'i. nr Cdrrol,fo5 in Tho ,,-,-rs
SION: + our generations YHns. Vein, c,,..t', ~,
@'' 'fH 4""r-tnosr wins fought az Morn, T,it
a't \sT oTic'n.- those uo;y arrive, ~ .ts ,- ~ '
hord -and those who, ciig.r- O. i,,, ''. W. ,'n
g. 800 'er t-er insruct0 urged the .I,ri r7.,4
"F 10 "r'P pace "'n the proud ranks that marched
along. Need say moe o. { r.l Of C,,,,ll, ~,
." ii'' procession ttIu ~ state ,Ua.- ft,,s '
"'fl the har0"rrc. ra'ra r'c state at,i,.i.,.. c.
t'f" s"f'r "d G.y headed ,nco nr could tel, nf,-C
y'@'. -' ~ Tive officers efficient courts and ,a
fErh'ipHi "aii.'i'ei.eu cHrs sprrrtv after so,,,,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08
PROPOSALS

FOy c1t,,.J,inr 1I,;J. ~. $4,000 -, :. =.
Jt ~ tt t'''i@" soi"'sSo me f1'/o'rrs
lice 81 tb S ,i',s 'I 5es'eH NJ "'t %fHFl 9>o@ tlf
"'''VeT "eI'. niclrmrc,
% ~ ItfttIi,NIR-C'ontnWed
%. r. rom lowing Green, by fiacys and Go
Leave 0v ~ 1,1' cro, once Mtek' 9miFs-
Boynr b u'ery "cSd'y ak NJ an! arrive At
80; y. 6 Lowing tIech every tuesday al g ard
G3, FINN nu,, - J. - q" t,...,,.
miles - - "'"e''oh' onco week. 2
Leave Drnr,;rl, orou, ,r,......
at VaiLor, 3D. IN 10y '"''''dy az n ~ ana arrive
eaua WI, vi 'y ~. ~ " "''
rive ~ nni,;I io I't'y i"uT.o"y at II ne and ar
f4 GTro,a ii.' = ~ 49, e" ~.
=, rom Hanover e. H. by iianoverto~n, Newcastle
az o'oTc 10 New hen G. j. % miit- IN
Geave EI..ouor
and arrive At Nr,, J;, ',''r' 'huf''Ay al n ="
Leave Nc,1 v' Tsr iHc"f &, -. by PR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

Leave South Quay every Friday at 6 a m auG arrive
al Cabin Point ON Saturday by IL IN.
1l9. From Petersburg, by Sussex IN, Luletowp
Davis'S Coman's Well Jerusalem, and South QUAY 10
NIurreeeboIo', once week, &c miles.
Leave Petersburg every Friday a M and arrive
at Aiurfrecshoro' Oh Saturday by D M.
Leave Murireesboro every Wednesday at G a m and
arrive at Petersburg On Thursday by 4 D M.
10. From Petersburg, by Souherland's, Eombardy,
Hineha n, PerkusonVille aud RsonyIe, TO jennings
GIG Ordinary, once in two weeks, 81 miles.
Leave Jcnning's every other Monday at G a m and
arrive at petersburg on Tuesday by 10 M
Leave ic'eFsourg at p an, and arrive at jennings
p l2l fron Hicks Ford and Iaeys Bridge, to Muir
"eeSoo'o, chce M two weeks, SO miles.
leave Hicks Ford every other Saturday AZ 6 a., and
a'r''e At Au'Fecsooro hy p m.
Leave NUiliecs5orO every other Friday =, g = IN ,r
arrive at Hicks Foj by IN.
1872 Fron liar.isv,lc, by tield's Mill Quarlesr1l,e
!>enacdls, M'farland's, Lunenburr c h. Watsboro,
ketonsv!c, SiIacis!c0,ds, Greensboro> l}oiv,towu
cry li!i Cia'Hesrle, Abbcyyi!ie, Spanish Grove
Chr!s"'vle, lates' ere, Buseynill and Mill Grove
10 i.unehhurg h, aid thcrce to Iartsyife once :.
week, los ules.
Leave liarrs'i;'c every "Wednesday at II a m, and
arIirc at Ca:l1sviiio on FriJal l., & p IN.
Leave Ca;l.svI.ie ever Saturday ate m and ar
rive at ilari4sVic On Monday by , p IN.
- fTofn Petersburg, by Faralaln's store Hicks
/ orc hcTN Landing R"hi*x, Enfield, anu AlNears
store, TO laiboro', once week, IS mi.cs
The prop9scr III state his price Tor CARVING the mail
twice as well as a week.
Leave Petersburg every Monday and Fri,lsy AZ
~ ana arrive at Iai boro' Tuesday and Saturday
by >N1''
leave 'FaIboro every "Wednesday ana Saturday AZ 4
pun aud arrive at Petersburg Thursday and Satur-
day by pm.
-" q ."aH "a be carried Ia Putneq's AMI Dancers
store eccry UetiaesdlY.
~ From Psrcivaif;, by Erurrswick h. Gar,,s
mil, Lewisyle, Oak Grove, Columbia Grove Vine.
yard aouI IN Lo'nbardy Grove, IIackington and
Langley . OF! Store. st. Tamrnanys Criphon's Geps
bridge aud Lewisrille, to P,-3ivars, IS miles-4g
miles.
Leave Pcrcivars eydrv ~ etlnes,Iav At 2 y y,
turn to Percvais tie Wcxt Friday by nm
l25 From Hicks FofS, by Cross KEYS Bethlehem.
Jerusalem ard Urquhars Store, Suffolk once in two
weeks, rs miles.
Leave HICKS Fork every other Tuesday az ; p m,
aud arrive at Suffolk on Thursday by m
Leave Suffolk every ether Friday at m, and
rive ut ilci's Ford OH Sunday by 8 IN
Ann h. 10 London BIZ ridge once week, miIes
Leave Norfolk every Wednesday at a un and arrive
at LONDON Bridge by . p IN
Leave London Bridge every Tuesday at 10 a M and
arrive al Norfolk on We,nesta by q a m
a. From Halifax h, to Danye, once wecls
Leave Danvie every Saturday at M and arrive
at Halifax h by II a M 1870
Leave same by IN, and arrive at Danyille ON the
same day by
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08
&gGEGG1e%
From the Boston Statesman.


1he Oriental Harp. By Tie Boston Bard; Proridcnce
SniUt & PCrne,,ier.
t,6 volume OF poems has already attracted mach no
tee from the peculiar circumstances which the unhappy
ana unfortunate author is present situated seni-
e"> 5" generally expressed in his favor, audabc aud
we trust that te Bard may have doubt that
mere are those whose feelings hin, impulses
{" the warmest hrnevucnce # is present desire to
60" Use attention 0 readers HE lrOrk,
wei Is W losc ui MIN WIN has it, In the
"rC"hu out be struck the peiusal Of these poems,
u'e moral purity developed il them. We not mean
atsekly spirit ofseumcnt which talks OF Heaven
nue. OF the tear OF humanity, and the glow friendship, only
hS'oSe these are words that he prcttiv lied
INTO 'eiSr, but do thai which kcus in the
bosom ~ "ccor" 'nt ich reaches the
Iecirtse II con'es 'f0h the Cufiu might with
tr"ih fPpy to these poems the words o him.
est ard 'dest recollection of his works that in
ne mao iet no tne "wict Ariag ne could blot
M He present age much OF the poetry that has called forth
expressions o N'nicr aud Animation the powers OF mind
ny WHOM u was eiiec has bern a!ios,
h"nS priuc'p!cs calculated DO violence feelings
reverence Tor ho!y hingsand il the ere awarding
Ea need OF aise say that the "huecr Of the volume
before US Viii be Of the ucuecil ttlre, inasuu,h
a. ~ IT, virtue is presented ami
aLtctivc Ear5. In CxempiiCaon of what said,
w t:anSCI!ba these beautiful
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08
NOTES.


- "t "9,-Nt1t'sr General nl1v expedite tie mails
u a'ei Tue 'ieS Tor arrival and departure, any time
aI'l'5 "e c"""'iaico OF The contract, he paying an
uei11c compensation for any extra expense t!rat NAV
oF 1cC"e'ohed thriehy
=. "cFeh minutes snail be allowed for nreung ana
'6 NC MALI IL All Offices where particular time
:. For every fifteen minutes Icfav in arrv;Do. r,
Ge oe prescribed many contract, the contractor shall
"II zen "c"'S and II the delay continue until tho
"a any f'idl% mall whereby trip is lost a
rying The mail one Tip shall bc incurred unless !, t,I
he mace 10 aprsar that the delay occasioned by I'M
~ oIa"oe acc'den'i IN which case The amount of paw
40" mp VIII tie forfeited These foreiturcs il will be-
Gu arc unconditional, except for the failure of a
~ !l ACCIDENT the penalty may be re-
~, - '' !'%J 'PF Que "TRIP. That on condition
- 9 SUN OF 'e ohcr penalties stated, To be remit
p. ,,:
,; .,ao.' mating proposals are required 10 state
:n ii'ccS oy ne year. hose who contract will re-
ce'se lner pay qualely-in the months of Nav Al
C'"e'' au" eo'uary one month after the cx-
NJ M y, tno' Iuar.er-
10 o'he' '""h ace Whe person shall be cInpoy-
(" ~ ca,'J "e mail
me Ooy OF stare carriage, he is desired TO state II in
nn M, ana the stage must be of sufficient size,
ors o'' so 0H''eSSeu' 10 accommodate seven pas
E,o .
i 10y P'oP'ScF may c!er ~ ms BID, TO make any
- , '"' ~ inc transportation OF the mail, from
mo - % ''o Su, eh"'r as to The mode Of transport
80 'teen ,e'i" co. or the frequency of the trips
TIC nn.o. or i'"'' I'e'so cue considerations
bid and li,e nrorossI . ~ ,.a e sa'ee IN every
cue .'.ela. oS' once and endorsed "Proposars."-
il is M intended f. bres s" 20 n9 endorsement as
until the time 1r rcci,;r i III o any proposal
4ne -. Master General reserves TO himself tie
one failure happens. which a,, az enI' whenever
trip. - '"e loss OIL a
g. The distances stated arc such 90 t,, -
inundated TO dis 0 ',I' S,Ic" Is pave been cons
correct. nm his .l, 'u s,'"c % 'hen may be III
scifGe Deparfrtt ,ei o1 i1ust INFORM h'u-
mistake. "''0 ''f any
TO- In every where the mail is TRANSMITTED i
sasc ana lie present contractor shall be under BID and
may DC necessary for ti.e performance Of he c6nfroc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

\
instead OF Jennings Gap other"'se by Tue same Road
to Staunton, once week, !35 miles, IN two horsc
stage to Meadow Dale.
at Lewisburr on Monday by Q ID m aud At Meadow ,
Dale the next Tuesday by 6 D m.
Leave Meadow Dale every Wednesday at G n m and
arrive at Stauu,o the next SATURDAY. Inv . n y,
H. From S,aun,on bv poyer;cks PendIeton h. Hnll.
store T,,y.llsr Rcnnsc JJ,rIi EeyefIr al -
i,a non IN C,I.rt H.. - -. - 1-s oiIas' - -
Leave Stauutom every Thursday Al , D m and arrive al
f,,,rgsh, .,..> 6 ~ - 10 = :! = I " W 'e :"
Sto,ntop The ncxt 49,, l,, n n ~.
l,,,,,, NJ. p - t-.h.a I'll. NJ: = -,
a., IC.ii, t-,,l' = =, ~ nt,Is -, y -
VII W,a,. ~ ~, 80. > -
rtls1rr once weeb ii ,oiir5 IN TWO ot.s stnps
60. SSs.,,., ~ =. :. r., ~ ~ S "e'
Leave Meaow paIS rs,v "Wednesday =,
80 ~ D"iT eveiT w e:thy LAY az . ~ ana
Ir n', at Eemhawa on ihnsGny by p 1et Coles
'f Leave "y ca m every s,ov a,ry. =,
." 'io"uay oS y" M ""o 'ih\e Ak hehnd"'
- hs',na~a al 'O3 d y" ana arrive al Meadow Dale
IS Fro9, Tjcbn,a. cl 70 ,,, co,,,h or to,., p oo
I :, ,,,o - ~ -, " " ''' "'' N""''S ~ o"ce
4 ~" f w.. w 50, :!,' ~ n ".'SS'
arrive =: Nico,s ON '',J' 'O,s,a"y 1t ana
e"'I y 'I',"ias u very "tnrr id'y al 'an1 ar
~ From, C,IasT't - =" 91!t /" w.
psnt PI,aIa,, 70 Gan " "..'' t - n;, ''"
at G aposon SatSy by sI, "a. q" % ~ and arrive
Leave CiallinnIis sys~y l; ~ 80, 6 ,,
Coles Mou,h on Nondaybv @m. ""' '''V' At
,ersyiI,c or pocnbouIns cro %nnt ' 10 iu"
] Leave ewisburg .rarv Ni,nIs, a, . M, i
I trn,crsy;I,, m ,rt In at = q" anu arrive a'
/ Irats iJ,.nrs, G,o'' 80 ~ ' ~ q A. ,.
-, ,,'' tnesy al p M aus arrive
/ rs F.om Bath :. h, nv, ,I, No, Sni,o - ,,,.,.o
:. ,, t az -, ~ o '''' 'P''"SS' |" f'''esany c.
. Leave BAH, =. new lr,,iay =, 2 ,,,. ,u,
allegamv G H. same d,y b,, i :, m '''' "''''F a.
Ie,,s Allecany r n cr'.,,. fSsi1,,,, .. .
a. I;aiI, IN l.. -" N'' '-''' - 0 " II" an" "r''''
! y From Bath c. h. plony ,t. v,u., or 1.,t. pi
YER hy HIS s,n,e ai IL - " a. > )" NJ nj
;,c ~, CIV "''''s' 10 i'cd"oh'aS c u. 81
/ Ir,ve RAN = h go ,r. A1o.o -.
rive n, Pn,nlon,as h On ,Tt, ~, IN ~ y ~ al" at
and sriye ~, R,i o -" Ivissi nt's"ay "' noon
78, From ie,ys.nr o. w. r',o,y' ny u"
~ ION ie~'sug' 20 0'o"'""h' 4Ioioe county, IL
me- Ts, ",'Ie .s. sI1F~ >,,.,,
"""n ny V = ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

u"NvG VAIN tire glitter OF aruis--ranx after rank
passed by aud still others ed their places,
head Of the procession concealed as il turned
Howard street. the last files still nearly mile i'll the
distance.
At last the bead Of tie column tie Park, and
turning mic the BcivdeFe gate wound through the weeds,
until after passing the OF hill, it descended into
tie natural amphiIhcGtre below. In the This sur
rounded by twenty thousand people, who looked down upon
h was the platform for the ceremonies at the back oil the
platform, extended between the dTapcry Oh
black CLOTH should think almost 20 in length and
fifteenth height, projecting fIom the middle Of which, anu
supported by the buug of oak hung the dark iopy
the place intended for the otatoron either SIDE he
d:apcry behind waved the United States flags. AS the
troops Of began descend the amph,heare, the
popuaee separated the right and left and i'll hsrt time
the ranks of the procession formed close body round the
platform; few mounted cavalry surrounded them, and
upon these pressed the trons OF the peopleolose by the
orator O. the day seated CARROLL and HOW ARB,
aud the other filed with the CINCINNATI the sol
dcrs of tie Revolution the STATE and municipal auihrli-
! ties, and the different stats OF iha military,
We lave SpcCtacies--hut never one which
made the impression wiich did This in Howard plrk-tis
crowd collected under the broad shadow
king to ono eiec all listening thunethc Eulo-
sy of Adams aEd Jefferson. Al sound Of the trumpet
I The opening aver delivered by Bishop Soule-itI
followed the Grafton ~ M Smith, Snd the
comclucd with prayer by Mr.. Duncan. The Gro rd lin
Sered Tor Willie around the spot and still gaZed anxousy
~ Tile scienn pieparaiiousu the sun which had hiihe tC
heen completely obscued ~ clouds broke forth u al
ITS splend"ur aud lighted up with ainos, magic h,ancy
the deep green OF tie "oosTrunet buge ms, di UNI
and wo'c OF command run loudly militia
y resumed ihc column Of matcihe again
ioriAed--hnsands accompanied itSouie lew remained
""Ni"S at the 'atior"i.cse last dispersed, and tie
weeds were left as vacant and silent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

on, tel M a2!tt II ,ylse ,rH} s,5Ne'
Oh, tell rae not thu, WINE: will soo,he
The near; depressed wiki so.
'l, tel se not that wine viii s,sooth
'-in Vcnufy's haelard brow;
F"r though its wave may beam b. &,
rs eve ling's brilliant t ar
iten not : III misiorunc's night
90 calm the Sinuc: - fear.
Oh, tel me not that BE4I-rY'S Smile
hat sum the clnu less morn,
t'H black drSUair ~ hcgti'r
Or blunt affections thorn:
For though awhile It's beams NAV o.nv
Where health aud pleasure b!.,,u
A'i,ea>e Wi! shioud lis pleasing tay,
II shines u"t IN the tomb.
Oh, tel ne ~, tAa- FAME can ,iy,
he CGukered conscience ,n.acr;
OH tell nae 5ot ihat - NE vii I've
W hen hRpe and lie shall cease!
For tno,-h ii ronls where honor blce Is
Aud AiTs the bosom burn.
\ 1', rs the Lightning, swift rcceles
w hen tlWe h1h sraSpcd his urn.
ButtcE me that RELIGIONS raw
Can light tie Sct.. Heavens
oh, tel! rnc this can point tho way
Iohim on Giick-sar,ls driven,
And Ill believe: Tor y Ell know
Ihai tn5 alcla can save.
lh'i this can chacc thc clouds Of We.
Amt Siid the PEASANTS grave
Many of the poems breathe in the most delicate strains
the edus ions OF heart with affection and anony
those OF a more aunkcnug kind. are the nee c,,,lcJ
fdfrjof's" >pag 80 &Spqjq,' page I1l-sEe of tb
De'lfF0ft'a q i"aPdcace, (pago c6 and the follow
THE SWORD OF WASHINGTON.
-kcd The syvor,! in anc;rn. hall
s. iy s'StEC there IL ltii:
hh' Why twas deaf to ,!le -ulcrcr', cal
niwhy uubnIed lis l.Ade:
Aua il.r sword said. .,4,se. FIR Che H..
OF heariIe~, chiefs u,,r couc;
.;-i' l'ttc none ay nnuIrous weight chr. "A 80
~ 'nc tos and beat Of Tie drum
An ASKED the v~nra a hen arst us blade
= git glisieued ia the SUM
An! lac SyvO.t said IS 8 rus:ng "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

~ @fhthisai execution is Particularly creditable TO
the press OF Alessrs. Sait j. Prmrnter and is ,vo,,b -,
place aH'ens the neates specimens OF American werk
mansIip. ~ vein
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

Many ct the poems breathe in the delicate strains
''e euu."Hs OF heart warm with affection; and among
nose "i a more auns cnug kind the fines entitled
rdf''f|"' l?a9c 80 %Spqq,' page 14I)-Ece Of lie
De'H"ofio' q hdTaicacl, (pago lC6 a.,, the follow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

he baltimore Gazette gvos the following account Of tie
and Thomas Jefferson. "''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

FOR carving 0Lis n the Jfed Suites on ibc f,,;.
L'oSf Roads 1gHi be reircI ut the CeoY,i Post ar
Pee in He Ctty2F Washington, rphl tie ZEN Hrj Of
October ne1f, tncL.rirc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
JVigtoam Grammar School.

ryrHE extent which Institution has been
d. from lis ADD the advantages which, under
proper fail to combine, have Undue ed the
subscriber 10 forego other and devote best energies
OF his mind fostering mature usefulness charge tieh
was committed 10 him IN its earliest infancy. lie has actord-
ngy determined extend the this
the STUDENT wishing to complete hi, education a, the I'm
vsrsit OF Virginia, any other College the United Stats
only have the epaTng himself enanc
but by having previously stuffed sthe Grammar school,
may be cOwpreheuded the Classical
courses oths college for which heis designed NAV
period Of has egae labours and wita industry
AID ability, distinction has classes. While
scholar aboufng 10 the rugged paths science
will he occasionally called aside by aluug ayocaiios
The principles aud structure OF his Eneiage will he
infinitely explained to him; and by tracing in the
primitive tongue, each word derived Of the dead
ges between tnei he will find himself agreeably exercised in
improving his knowledge OF both. Aiie he shall have se-
CURED competent knowledge Of the Of his
languages hr attention will he directed the cultivation Of
his Taste For that purpose he will take book Biair'
Lectures on RheOIci but instead II conhniDg him The
author iaVe aud frequently sup.rhea diota of Dr. Blair It
will BE the an Of his Instructor awaken him love 81
research, ny eOatny for hu the opinions Of The best critics
both aniient and sodern The OF Instruction will
ther comprise anIent aud modern geography tie the
globes, practical surveying, logic, metaphysics and moral
philosophy Ibesehooi will be furuished with excellent
pa OF globes sud complete set Of surveying
WINE MI oiss extensive Plantations VII Afford The young
gentlemen ample roOn or the exercise Of te skill survey
ING.
retire from the a,hemalea department 1t tbs school the
subscriber happy ae that he will continue di,esrse
the duties Of bs department, doubt with the that
mas hHheHo accompanied hrs exeiti"is.
The present. oi this school will close The 18Th Of
Desembes The next sesnon will commence The Fret day
OF January, 1877
Prices Of BoaTd aad Tuition.
Board per session Of rive months, so
Tuition, 20
The pfices Of Board and Tuition payable in advance
u IN any eaes should be noonveHi'nt 20 send ths
bonds viii be expected; that Tor board payable 1r. Giles
the other (ior luition) to The subscriber
Mr. Giles u building. and will have ready by The fret
January, house excusivey for the accommodation Of
the school, that any Inconvenience that may hcen
heretofore sustained by young gentlemen, from nunet
that saiily occupied rooni, Will he entirely re-.
moved by this hriliug.
An arfaug efuen vii puhahle he made with ssmnemso
who celebrated teacher q modern anguaee TO give
Lessons at The Wgwam in which opportunity VIII be
presented 10 uch may defe IT. Of learning hest sdyan-
age, The French, Spanis German ard laa languages
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, Principal.
Nov ~. 55--if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
EXECUTOR'.S N.RLE.

IA Ill he sold ON the Premes, tie frat day Of January
w 1921 that well known and valuable estar called Poia
Forest, lying the counties Of Bedford and Canpbe the
properly Of ThpniHs Jtl'tson dee. within eight miles Of
Lynehburs and three o Ntw ndun also about 10 lke!,
and valuable with stock, CROPS, The terms OF
day. 49,
the fifteenth OF January Monticello in the county Of
A!benarle; the whole Of The residue vi peOha
Of Thomd, Jefferson, d-c Consisting of 80 valuah.
stock crop, &c household and kitchen The atien-
uoh oi the ruoiIo earnestly invited To tins property It
negroes believed he the most valuable for nuo,
ever IN Ted at ons tame IN the State Ut Virginia. The huse-
ho'd uinure many ydnahie historical and portrait paintings
hists OF marble AMI plaster of distinguished individuals; on,
oi marble OF Jhomas JchrIon by Caacoi pede.ta
and t1nnested column wick II stands; poyerapl al COPY
ing Instrument used by Thomas J.feoD, ~
five yeasj with various other articles aud ueit
Of business aud private families The terms OF sale vii Ia.
accommodating aud made known previous the day The
will be Continued from day Jay until completed. The
sales beng iahe, surient to the
thai they will take place The tunes places appointed
THOMAS i. RANDOLPH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Land and Negroes for Sale.

Lama ana .'eSFoeS jOr Sale
THE subscriber oilers for sale his county
n oi Meeklenburs, eli Uoxs creek, miles The
the Contribute, containing 40 acres; than half
land standing wood, all good tobacco land Tn. plants
lion IS IN good order for cropping aud very productive
usual crops OF the count with prime 0H ground
The improvements all and good; this undoubted
Of the hest tracts OF high land the Also another
tract of 292 Bears Element wood auJ and
tobacco land, With 80 10 Lunenbug county, prime
low grounds all famous p!aul land, part this land
fork Of S,old and HAWKINS roads, would an exeeen,
stand fGI store
Also agent for JAMES s. Raverscrof other tract
land on Butchers creek the couy of tchenhig
acres tbI, land well Improved and good order cropping
about half OF this tract clear productive land
the above lands not sod privately before the 4 DAY
November next (of which due notice will he giyen) the
scher will that day sell the hghe, bidder the pi
mise, the tract COx creek; also all crop corn
der oats, and stock OF oil kinds, and i7 The
month on the premises lac will sell the highest bltde
the tract Bucke creek also all the crop of corn
aud stock of all kinds FERNS will be known ON IN, ay
Of sale Between 81 ard 40 valuable negroes sold m
thee two tracts Of land. JOHN BUFORD.
r. S. Any person wishing treat for this land hy addressing
letter TO the subscriber LoHbardy Grove Post Jue Meek
ienburg, shall meet with prompt attention.
Meckienhufg, Oct 4l-T JOHN BUFORD.