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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-01

We are authorized to announce that
WILLIAM DWELL, Esq. is can
didate for reelection to the House Of
Represcn taliyes, at the election in Au.
gust next.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-01
S,pshDpAYO!2o
EDWARDSVILLE, APRIL /, 1926.

The Rev. MIR. SLOANE is expected TO
preach at the house OF John I. Lusk, Esq.
tomorrow at o'clock. The Rev. Mr..
GIDDINes is expected to preach in the
village, on the succeeding Sabbath.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-01

One Of the unpleasant incidents OF
the editorial life occurs from the necessi-
.y we are sometimes under Of rejecting
articles offered for publication. We
have had on hand for a considerable time,
a communication received from one OF
our esteemed friends, much of which, in
another shape, would be highly accepts-
BILE, but which we must, in its present
form, decline publishing. The writer
will understand US when we hint TO hiu,.
that, on mature consideration, we think
the peculiar character of his irony rather
incompatible with the gravity of the sub
iect on which he treats; and moreover,
it is not our desire to make the Specta-
Tor a field for controversy Oh the subject
of educating the clergy. We are aware
that communication on the adverse
side of the subject, and with the same
signature, once appeared in this paper,
but i, was before it came into our hands.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-01

sury which we should not receive il our
sentiments were as predeterminately hos
tile TO the administration, as those OF the
Gazette itself. We are authorised to
publish the laws, "whereof we are glad,
because it adds a little to our profits.
But what obligation does this impose on
US to Mr.. Secretary Clay F? He had no
choice. There are but three papers
published in Illinois and, unless Mr..
Clay had established one for himself, he
must of necessity have made the Spec
tator one of the three which he is rcquir-
ed TO select in each state. Nor have we
the patronage--even so much as the sub
scription-of any member of the admi-
nistration. We are, therefore, so far as
regards the patronage of the General
Government, as free es air-notwith-
standing the subsidy. If the editor OF
the Gazette condescend to say any thing
of the Spectator, in future, especially
the integrity Of its editors, we
would recommend TO him the advice OF
Hotspur to Glendower:
!" o, in your life tell truth and shame the de-
,l'
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-01


For, in the first place, the soul will
have no body to provide for, and may
therefore attend to itself; and to the cul-
tiva,ion of its own powers and faculties.
And if few men, Of ordinary abilities,
but of leisure and industry, have made
immense acquisitions in literature and
science in few short years; what may
they not acquire in an endless duration,
it the field OF observation be not circum-
scrlbed, but as boundess as immensely
Secondly. The field Of knowledge Is
boundless.
For, not to insist on the knowledge
which may be obtained in visiting DIS
tan, systems and globes (if this be per-
mitted to man j in observing their struc-
,ure; the elements of which they are
composed; learning the nature and his
tory Of their inhabitants; the revelations
which they may have received; and the
dispensa,ions Of Providence towards
them in all Of which much might be
learned of the character of the adorable
Divinity :-or in what knowledge may
be obtained in the society OF the higher
orders Of beings, Of angels and arch-an'
gels, the cherubim and seraphim: it is
enough to know that Con is infinite ;
and that therefore the most exalted Gre
ated being as we'll as one Of the smallest
capacity, may be making the most rapid
advances in knowledge, in holiness, and
in happiness, to all eternity, without the
possibility Of ever knowing all respecting
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26

accompanied by a Bill "for the relief
OF sundry citizens OF Baltimore J" which
was read, and passed to a second read
ing.
Mr. johnson submitted the following:
Resolved, That the Committee on
Commerce be instructed to inquire into
the expediency of erecting Ldght lou
SEES on Cape Florida and Cape Cana
yeraI.
The resolution sub nhted by Mr.
ilayne, calling for the Report Of the
officers employed in the examination Of
the harbots of Charleston aud s.. Marys
together with the charts, surveys, etc.
connected with the subject, was taken
up and agreed to-
The report OF the Committee on Ma
val Affairs, relative to the Letters Of
Com Porter and Thomas Randall, was
then taken IN.
Dir. Dl;kerson, said, he was not pre-
sent yesterday, When the Chairman Of
the Committee made the report but he
thought the Committee had not taken
correct view OF the motives which had
induced Com. Porter TO address his let
ters to the Senate on this subject. To
give him time for an examination Of the
Report. he moved that it lay on the
table. stogether with the Resolution
which was carried
And the Senate adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26

Mr. pearce, Of n. ]. now moved that
the committee rise, but the motion was
negatiyed.
Mr.. Pearce, then was proceeding to
address the committee; but, expressing
a sense of disadvantage, owing to the
latsness of the hour and the exhausted
attention of the committee Mr.. Wright
Of Ohio. renewed the motion that toe
committee should rise. motion
prevailed, 9j to 45-when the commit
tee rose, And the House aGJ11rned.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26
A KENTUCKIAN.
Richmond, I4lh January, 1896
To the Editors of the Wing,

1t is stated in letter from Tampico
that since the fall of the astle of San
Juan, the trade of Alvarado is expec-
ted 10 be transferred TO Vera Cruz, and
10 or 10000 dollars have been asked
for the rept Of stores in the latter place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26

United States .Navy-The Ship of
the Line building Al the Navy Yard at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, has been
uame4 toe AIebama, and the irigate
the Santec.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26

u. s. Pens ,oners. 1t was decided in
Baltimore County Court, at the last ses-
sion. that. under the provisions OF the
act of Congress relative to this subject,
no pension due at the pension office,
can be affected by an attachment or in
junction laid Ia the hands of pension
agents.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26

The present King of Bavaria, II we
credit letters published in the Codrier
Francois, in his department towards his
subjects, furnishes model which it
would be gratifying to see more fire.
quently initiated by some of his contem-
poraries. On a remembrance being
made to the King that the climate of
Munich was injurious to his health, and
that he was in the habit of working too
hard for the strength Of his constitution,
which was naturally delicate, he replied
Il owe my whole time to my people,
and shall be too happy If, in shortening
my days, I tighten their sufferings. The
loss of a King is repaired on the next
day, but many years cannot repair The
losses Caused BY bad administration"
Bali. Gaz.
A Census has been recently taken Of
the Protestants in France, and it sp-
pears that the whole rumberi is 722, S29 !;
Of whom 5O9,S4s are Calyinists, and
21298I are Lutherians.-Ihe former
are mnistered TO by ESQ pastors, and
the latter bv 219.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26
? StU4FIV Z ICF TIL IOIl Vt VI
iiADDEN EDW AR DIS.

Nacosdoches, Oct. 25tp, t925."
The proclamation is i'll the NEST pc
remptory form, and Is calculated to give
the people OF those parts q toretaste OF
the benefits which tuey are to reap from
tue establishment OF governments III
that country on the plan OF settlements,
as have already been commenced.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26

An account Of fhe Life, Writings, and
Speeches, of the late VILLAS PISKNEF,
IS about to be published by Henry
WHEATON, Esq. The work will Include
some ofthe speeches Of Dir Pnkney in
in Congress and at the Bar, which nave
never before been published.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
70 Observation-Disclosures.

TTJIE snb.rrher encouraged by the edit OF the machines
l. lie BY his late father aud inisefand alsJ by tue
he has ed these last vu years. beg
his friends aud tho public generality that he
make both POI table and Fixed Wheat ThssiDg Ai
Of different aB reduced prc- all OF winch
best materials put together the strongest
ner, hopes the respectable undersigned will he
sufficient sntiaifon.
JOHN EXALL, opposite the post-olice.
Richmond Eeb j. 1926.
have used Mr. Exars WHEAT Machine for four years.
hesitation that OF tho best Phreh
a Machines this country II aiuiy treshes out wheat
iite aud snd less liable Of order than
machine have aud believe have all the
cden machines of this country durable, being
principally viii last, If taken proper
10 years least and tv end will be thu cheapest Of all
machines HILL CARTER
Shirley, Jsn,50 1926.
had u use the Eral Portable Wheat fhreshing
durability, expedition aud saving grain j, Tar superior TO
Which moved different farms gives also decided adj
xanages and 1t Is easily kept in order. J. ARCHER.
Bermuda Hundred, ji,t Jan 1873.
we'll satisfied with the work performed by MIR. ESaI's
Wheat Machine, ind greatly oers have
1lse. JOSEPH MARX.
Nichnond, ist Feb. 1g2B.
REFERENCES TO
ishn Wekha%, Esq W@. y; Wiss nianh Esq:
WIN: u. Randolph, Esq. John g. Msby, Esq and others
Dr. Trent, too numerous 10 mention.
" u. Wheat Fans, Straw Cutting Machines, Corn Shell
IeTs und all kinds of Agricultural implements made the
best S.nlh'J Work la general
Eeh.4. 6T-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
IRON IND COPPER.
NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs OPFIcE,

IIN FtO., 1915.
rTNHE Commissioners Of the Navy will receive sealed pro-
psais until the 18Th day Of March, for the supply
the Round Square, and Plat, American IRON, that may
required for the " tbe Navy during the present
he delivered at
Portsmouth,, n. II. not les. than
Charleston, Mass not less than hundred aud
BrookIyn, New York. not less than thirty eight tons
Philadelphia, not less than
Gosport, Va not less than City
Washingon not less than sixty
The dat aud square be hannesed tue round
iron made from AcJtnlcTed bars
Proposals will, time he received for the supply
OF az the ,t and Sheet Copper aud Copper Spikes Rods,
and Nails that he required places where
tue iron i. to be delivered.
The Iron aud Copper be Of the hest quality,
dergo the customary inspection the place delivery,
such other inspection the commissioners may direct
Persons DESTROYS TO furnish the Iron and Copper
toned, Will he pleased endorse tho back of their
the words offers furnish Iron Ground, square, h,t)
Copper, &c. TO be delivered at (-tstiug the place
places at which the delivery, to be rade.n)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18

FT1IH subscriber will cell the 10Th March next at public
Il suelion before the front door of the Eagle Tavern the
city Of nond, his plantation called BuDkers Hill, lying
To~be creek iihe county OF Cheerheld five and nall
miles the Of Manchester, aud bete.n the Manches-
Ger turnpike road and James River This plantation contain,
ISL of LAND half Of which woodland, heavily
ilbered with oak aud pine and siIy VI the land
.xcsient Geek bottoms.
The impi consist Of eommodious dwelling house,
harm sable, house. and all other oul
very valuable Saw Mill abundaiy Supplied With wafer
sorn Potshe creek and with timber the wood
Lands the plantation. There also the creek
uewy erected Gr MIDI excellent ORDER, ard ~ good
sbou hood for custom. The Plantation situated very
agreeable neghhOurhoJ, aud ell ed aud hesltbyAs
country residence, there few situation, desirable
aud possesses the time the Of proximity
market The subsefbt intending TO the West
County, will oder good bargain aud easy 10 the
PURCHASER Those who may be disposed to purchase such pro-
ey, requested The preui.e where the sub,cri-
Sar his ssnee MIR jordan Smith, will give them such
ntber information upon the subject they may desire
~ Terms made known tie day Of sale, which will take
place al " O'clock, aud be conducted BY O. g. CLARKE
auetrs ANDERSON EDWARDS.
Fgh.A B7-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18

TT Th. ENoUIR Err published twice week generally,
aud three times during the session Of the State Leg-
me-rrice heretofore Five Dollars per
psyabe in Notes Of chartered specePayny banks
.ly) viii be received payment. The Editors will sran-
the safety RENTING them by mail the postage Of all let
ter helm, paid, by The wrters.
n No paper will discontinued (ut at the DISCRETION Of
he Edtors) until all asrsariges have been paid up.
u Whoever will guarantee the payment oil nine papers
shail have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
0T One square, Or LESS-Frst insertion 10 eenfs-eaeh
continuance, so cents. .
No until has either heen paid
ASSUMED by person in this city, its enyTons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
REWTUCKV .RGEh-CY

- ODEHT TRIPLETT, (lse OF HichmOnd,O having been
AZ induced by number u Vginans, 10 establish himself
Frankfort Kentucky for the transaction Of their business
which he has been engaged for the last six years in nyes-
eaes, SUNG collecting debts &e and for that purpose having
prepared himself expense tenders his
thai line the public general He IS well known in Rich
noud and Petebug having done large amount Of business
from thesctwo places from Norfolk and FredeIcks
burg, we'll as from various other parts Of the state
Refer Judges Green, Brooke and Boudn the Hon. WIN.
s. Archer ofAmelia, DR.. John Adams mayor Of Richmond
Mesrs. John Scott aud VIM. Stone, fredesieksburg Mr..
WIN. Isxal Petersburg, aud Mr. Alexander Wilson, Norfolk
Also, the lion. Thomas Todd Geo. NJ Bbb and John
enden, Frankfort Ken aDdto Mr. Thomas Green Richmond
Va who engaged and enpoweejto contract for agencies
hts account.
r. T. has agents employed BY Whose aid he isenaled on
Letters post paid directed 70 Frankfort, will meet with prompt
attention.
Vrankfort, Oct 2, 1924.
PS Since the above pennsd, II. Tripe has
himself IN business with Albert r. Burnley, and hereafter
both will Re absent from their Office al the time
Correspondence who may make their offers worth attention
FEB. 10. s51-w,f TR1rLErT RvRNLEY
XyAS eommeJio the Jail Of Henco a Runaway, Oh tue
w day Of October s25 negro who can, him
self Henry, and says that he the property Of CC Bennn
Chambers negro trader wio he states purchased him Il
Mr. Edmond Armstrong Baltimore Said j. about
80 or years Of age, of dark mpexion feet ehe.
high slim made aud has upoD the right side Of the Fore
bead ut below The hair. Had when committed, blue
white cotton shirt and black wool hat The owner said run
away hereby desired 70 forward and comply With
requisites Of the Law ia such cases. he will he dealt with
cofdipgiy. JOHN r. BURTON, Dep.
Tor VIM. D1ndriJge, Shd
Jsn.26. s2~wI2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18

'INHE subscribers under the firm of Fox and Montague viii
Il transact general commission business, their
see TO their friends and the public generally They pre-
pared To receive cotton storage sale and III.
.tiicest attention any business them our
' Montague will attend strictly the selection any gao
that may he wanting ny eonniry friends either
hy private purchase oce Cary St, above
Moheurs, Robinson Il Pieasanis. CHS. Fox,
Dee. 69-tf Is. MONTAGUE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
JOIN. g. H,TLLLaJu GILLEaT,

% adm SACKS best storing Liverpool salt, eary,
80 81 wv OF the brig Missionary, froru Liver pool
~ pipe. andli. ca.k, very superior old l. T. Made
Wine, imported direct two ears ago,
10 hhds, pliiDe ST. Cioi sugar,
a. Tag, Green Coffee,
80 boxes best Durham Mustard, jus, imported.
} Tierces Rice suitable f,u retailing
Gates Liverpool Earthsn Ware, good assoftmenis,
10 Doxee superior Caret Wine,
= Cases best LonIun clohs& cassiineres well assorted
Case bang-up cords yeIvetee1s,
> do stout low priced Irish Lineas,
\ Bales German Olnabugs, ricAlenburgs and Burlsps.
Feb. IA. 0l--3ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18

LII persons having claims against the late
"a Charles Garter Of Corroonan, hereby requested
forthwith make therl known the uuder.igned order
Letters addressed the uudersgoed aud directed 10 the
u Dir John Hail. Krnsrnock Lancaster county will be for
warded and duly attended 10
Pri 49, a2-U JOSEPH g. CADELL. ASn,y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
I'm Orerseer WANTED.

VIE subscriber, New Canton James River wishes
10 employ Oyerseer for the present year lie WISHES
engage e'th<r >ingle married with family, who is
We'll acquainted with Farming and manage, Of To-
naceo and also understands the Of Negroes
sueh man liberal will be and oiher
apply. Unquestonabs references will be required cha
rfeser asd qualifications VIM. WUODSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
EXEcUTIYE DEPARTMENT., /,

KichInond, 2lth May, 1825.
NJ Office IS hereby given, that from this forward all
~ pescns Offering themselves principals securities to
bond con,raeto he approved the Executive, will he
required to the with adasis LEGAL
stating the value of the property which they would bona
posses after the payment Of all their debts.
BY order, w. IL. RICHARDSON, G. c:
Mar,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18

Notice To the GrotDeTs Of Cotton.
rT7IE intend cgulary hereAero be purchaser
Il OF cOTTOT III this market They will at ali tunes b
pay for that article its fair value Cash
aud invite those bringing it here for sale give call
Richmond, Sept. ~. sat- KEKR q CASKIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
The IVoshingion Taoeyn

The Washington Tavern
for Rent. under good repair aud viii be rented
leased the applicant II no disposed u before the
u, March next, il will on that day be offered Pobey to The
highest bidder.
n On the Jsy shc FunitpIe Of The hcn,e vii be Of
fefcJ for sale. SAMUEL DUNN.
Richpcri, Tel. 9 tsgG,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
.NOTJCE

XII AyING sustained much injury ny depredaons upon
N lands in Hcnrco country, hereby forbid all PEI
o eolins wood, making roads, hunting upon lands
We are to eDore the penalty OF the those
trespssing taefeon. JOSEF MARX.
JOHN SIMS.
eb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
BELL ia VER.V ron SIZE.

IyHE SUBSCRIBER, Wishing retire from public business
Il Offers sale, hrs elegant establishment the
Lbssy, Bedford oydy, which, Tor The extent and variety Of
It's advantages, is eSoeed by public house Virginia, and
eted by very few In addition TO its beng situated IN the
tnf Of pOyulvus and wealthy country, where disease Is auos
unknDn where all the e0nvenieuces aud facilities
~ be most complete any person esirous
engage this business, he procured the mode
Terms commands presents custom which the subcri
Der believes to be wholly unparalleled The buildings large,
commodio aud 10 good sse Of repair. They cons Of
two story brick dwelling house, 100 feet length is apartments
uumer0u comfortable and conveniently BRICK kitchen, with
al the necessary for licking, servants stable
feet length, 40 Of which bick the bssuco framed
entirely new, with forage garrett sufficiently caPacious 10
tain supplies for year Attached this range stalls
100 eet long, neatly sedded oor-bou,e ice-kouse and
smoke house, well adapted the purposes o which they
respectively desiyntd-adJonug 60 which hack lot Of
eres extremely fertile. The subscriber will also se IL The
purchaser requires il, small TRACT or LIND mmedi-
sey sdjaoen which 10 high state Of Improvement po
ton II which IS well set in clover.
The Of the sale will he accommodating; only small
porliOn Of the purchase money will be required hands
balance conveniently arranged that the purchaser will be able
meet the payments by the profits arising from the house
servants, furniture, stock hand, also he had
will be given Cstmss, sooner, " required ~
cannot be effected by the 25h Of December nex shall
oHer the house for re1t for term Of years.
A0gUn2. 25--u WILLIAM TERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
VTRGLtIyi E.N'EH


I'D ANDOLPh'S CULINARY GARDENER enlarged and
Hi adapledt, the present state of climate, by expert
.need oMdeuer, native OF VHginia, price 90 cents Just
pdblsuedhy COLLINS q 60.
Eastern District Of PIginio
Tl Rendered, That tile 9th day % Jan. in the iDh yea
- Of the Independence ofthe u State OF America Col
.sy-...s aud Company OF the said distinct have deposited il
L. D Ibis Once the title OF book the Iis whereof the,
claim proprienrs, in the words following
Randolps Culinary Gardener, enlarged an adapted to h,
present state OF climate BY experienced Gardener
= Native vi Virginia"
In Conformity the act of Congress OF the United States
tutird "An act for the Of learning by
in the copies OF maps charts aud hooks, the authors
proprer Of such copies during tn. times therein
Si' RID; JEFFRIES, CLERK
of the Eastern District Of Va.
Feb. 3I---rp4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18

- ANYWAY inforine from the possession Of Mr..
III Hszckah Jordan OF Lynrh5urs Va about the
ar, OF January JACOB formerly the pro-
petty Of Mrs Kzsheth Lewis late OF Powhatan county,
convey by her Inv deed Camp
bel! CLERKS Office. The said jacob out well made negro,
nearly, quite, six feet high, OF dark miato compile
Seto27 years old has small mpemel in his speech,
which increased his being agiaied conied lie is
probably lurking where the neighhourhood OF Dr..
i1ump' miles Povhaan he says he has
Sif. al AIR. David Howard ftha v,cinA liberal
ward will he gvs,l for h apprehension aud the Jail
., the last mentioned county, and line addressed
intoxicating the fast. ADHER y. GALLOWAY.
Feb IL. 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18
The Steam Boat. .4o,,,,t. rernon,

VI Ill commence running between Fredericksburg and
w Wa.hnston CITY, 18th Sage Steamboat ire
trpn Richmond to Wshinytou city, sasJU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-18

NOTICE sbereby gwen that there vgeant CELLS 10
Y the LnIse Hospital in the City Of Williamsburg. for
die reception Of psieus both departments male ADD
Byorder Of the Courl o. Directors,
LEONARD uENLEy,c. G. D.
Zee. %. 72--wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25
LILY SCHODI

1--WE si=th session of the iasr-scoo Feedhan in the
county Of cunberiond the stage road leading from The
city OF Huntington TO the South crossing the
Rnthedgs's hidge, Farmse, in the Of Prince
EfsrardI "thn three aud half Of Mrs. afae Taye
on the age road from the city Of Richmond LyncJyg in
The commonwealth of pirgfnia will commence the first
Monday in April next, the For the merit, OF
tins institution refer TO its annual
all who have been IL without the least apprehension
united APPRECIATION As take six or r,,
gentlemen 10 live with members Of family ,houd
like 10 hear from III who may be disposed enier nv the
hst OF March, until which tue shall he hers o reasons
too obvious to mention Nedhan plainly ofy repair
ell with the addition Of three comfortable Offices in The ysrd
i"hic finely shaded for the vouns
gentlemen. CREYD TAyI or
Richmond. January rs, 1926. sI--wti.tM
N b. All who hsye publisheda notice ofthis school
will lie pleased 10 20 iagain, week. until the first u.
March and forward their account if they please for pay,
ment- c.