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To Daniel A. Penick, who intermarried with Ag-
mes Ann Tio,ey John Brown Tiney and Benz amin Mos
by guardian Of Wyhe aud Peter Tinsey, distributes OF
Peter Tinsiey, dec.
DLEASE Take Notice That shall by order of the Presi-
dent and Director Of the Meehaniesve Turnpike Com
pany apply the county court OF Hanover the first day Of
the Angus, Term next 10 appoint Eve dereet Intelligent dis
interested and impartial eehoders, TO the damages
which will result opening road through the lands which
said Peter Tney died seEed OF in the county Of Hanover
pursuance of act of the General Assembly passed the
i7th day of February, 1si1
HUGH DAVIS, Presd, NJ It. c.
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the Dugsld Dalseties OF modern times, may they
have neither provant, pay nor plumber.
Mr. l. K Friend The three surviving sign
ers of the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson,
Carol of Carrolton, and John Adams May their
memories lie perpetuated in the heart OF every pa
triot.
MIR. S. A. Bailey May the free citizens OF
the United States not forget the past services OF
Gen. Andrew Jackson.
Mr. Davenpor, Orrick.- The hero oil New
Orleans May we not forget in the time oil safety,
he who was Our pillar OF strength In the day OF
danger.
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WIIiiamsborough Ftmqle .academy.


SHAVING taken possession the house recently occupied
by Col WIN. Robard proposed t. open, in this place,
nnary instruction OF young ladies, which will be
principally under the direction Of Mrs ANA OBrlen In
der reGue the patronage that offered the school, we'll
choice shall feel itnoumbent TO devote such
time actually engaged in professional Pui SUITS
OF the bctiuerests of the Institution In
ependrnily of this additional assistance will be
shall be discovered that the number OF
pupils may require 1t.
he usua! branches female educaon useful and
tai will be taught.
believed, that the that be effected by teach
er, in the limited spent by children al school IS TO lay
the foundation for future aanmen efforts VIII be manly
directed that way Such sludic therefore, either the pres
condition of society does not require, the successful
QUESTION which may be rendered mpraccabe from ecun-
stances, will not be attempted.
rs rapid progress OF the pupils in the number and quantity
studies what design avoid, young lady will be ad-
class. which proficiency her previous classes
will entitle her.
exercises the intervals of study, IN composition
reading and commenting the English Classics will he
to- calculated inspire for polite Literature
The price OF board and tuition, including spelling, readings
writing, needewok, grammar arithmetic, geography, sron-
omy, mythology, chronology, beles-leiGes logic a moral
pho OPhy, WILDE $50 per session music 25 painting and
drawing $50.
Each young lady Will provide herself with blanket
sheets, eTpane and two towels.
The first session will Commence the 18th oil June
SPENCER o'BRIEN.
June Ig 10-w6w
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day, the following Toasts were drank, amid the
sweet breathngs Inappropriate music, and repeated
discharges from piece of artillery, planted on an
eminerce. beyond the town, within the view OF the
company -
The Constitution of the United States Wisely
constructed TO render Tie Declaration of lndepen-
dence the first OF national blessings may the spirit
of mutual concession and~conciiaton that gave 1t
existence attend ts progress, and preserve 1t from
destruction.
The liberty of the Press Let not its abuses be
pretext for ambition to make entertainments upon
il.
The University of Virginia Its greater prospe-
ri,y is identified with the best interests OF our
| country.
BvC. Johnson, Esq Th. Jefferson, the author
of the Declaration Independence Inc mortal
man may again witness the ceieora.ion OIL ,ne
day, which his pen has so much iiiuslraed-ou' MS
immortal spirit will be present and inspire 'ne last
anthem that hollows its memory
BY Gen. 5. Blackburn. -Gen 1eofSe ashuhs
ton He lived but for his country, and died, but to
be immortal.
BY Gen. b. G. Baldwin. The safeguards of
Republican Government--correct principles ana
practical good sense May the people and their
servants never mistake wild theory tor the one' or
heartless expectancy for the other. -,
By the Company.-Our invited Gues,s-lhe
Students of the University of Virginia May they
be inspired with noble ambition to emulate Tie
virtues of their ilustrious Rector
| After this Toast was drank, Mr. John PRESTON
| one of the Students rose and said,
"I cannot better thank you, gentlemen, ior this
expression of your kind feeling and hospitality 10
wards us, than by saying our gratitude Tor 1t Is
| unbounded and that your sentiment only express
es those feelings which entertain Tor the citzens
of Stanton at large, and that it will always be our
endeav our to promote the extension oil those liberal
sciences, for the requirement OF which we are la :
bourng, and ever fondly TO nurture those princi-
pies which that illusrious parsonage who has oeen
so aectionately reverently mentioned mere to-day
has attempted to inspire US with
" Again, gentlemen, permit me, as the organ OF
nv associates, who have this day had the honor oil
partskins in your festivity ,most heartily to thank
you"
Mr.. Preston then offered the following Toast IN
behalf of his associates =
The Inhabitants of Staunton We thank them
for their hospitality, and may they ever nurture
those principles which this days festivity has man
ested.
BY D. Sheffey, Esq The policy of Washing
ton: " Why should we leave our own, to stand on
foreign ground?"
BY Mr.. G. Geiger.- Gen. Jackson. One ofthe
chief defenders of our country.
By C. johnson, E.q.-Oid Augusta. The first
county of the West-and second to none Of the
East.
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,Julyu.
no THE PUBLIC.

INFORMATION is desired OF young man by the name OF
Daniel H. Green, who lief Columbia s O. about eighteen
months ago He is about IS Of his stout
about feet in height his hair black beard unusually strong
generally very large whkers rather tachurn in his
and particularly with His trade
that of Cabinet Maker aud House Carpenter When he lei
Columbia he in company with who were
destined for North Carolina and Virginia that periodh
has been heard of either by his friends Coiunbiao
Eaon Having been for some time sick in Columbia his
friends appehenve that he may have died not long after
he left there Any information which be given OF him will
be thankfully received by the subscribers.
III. II. CARDQZ0, Richmond, Va.
JOHN GREEN, Easton, Pennsy lvania.
u Printers the route between Richmond and Columbia
will eonfer particular favor by giving the above few ner
tons
June Q. a--,g8w
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CIRLES FOR SALE.

e'iE subscriber duly author TO sehs valuable estate
Il which he resides belonging his father, Wade Mosby
rh estate has been recently advertised and well known
tat Partcuar descriptions il deemed unnecessary Ne
the river possesses advantage The building
very convenient aud good repair and every of Ian
On the farm in good order fol cultivation The small
perimeHts made the crop have sufficiently proven
thatt admirably adapted the growth that article Deru
Determined to SELL bargain may be had by hose disposed
purchase. The stock of every descTipt a, aiming utensils
&c. may al valuation; and wills ed the purchase
crop Of wheat fan price For furt pa icuiars refer
subscriber. wa IL MO5BY, Jr.
Curles July 3, 1925. I8---gtt
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Celebration at Stn,lnton

About o'clock, large and respectable number
Of the citizens Of the town and counntry-together
with Chapman Johnson, Esq Gen. Blackburn, and
severa! OF the Students of the University OF Virgil
MIA, invited guests-sat down 10 an elegant dinner
at the Eagle Tavern. After the cloth was renoy-
ed, Daniel Shefey, Esq being appointed President,
and John X Peyson, Esq. Vice President OF The
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MILLS ZOE S.aLE-

DURSUANT &, ~ late will Of the late Col W. b. Ivp,b
offer for sale Undivided moiey Of the Isek VV,s2
Mlls, lying within few hundred yards Of Lynchburs 40
which attached about 20 Of land which exeud ner
the town These Mills three pair If Burr and one ~
Cologne stones, aud when in complete order ran nd f m
fifty thousand bushels Of wheat season. and their c Il
sultion, addedtO the desucon Of several manufactured
mills this district Of country, by the late Flood render them
highly worthy The attention Of persons jesirou, 10 own thi
soft ~ property.
small pa 81 the pufehae money will be wanted in hama
NJ short date. and liberal credit gycn on me balance
The dam hs been recently broken hut can he rebuilt in
short time for moderate sun, and probably will be done he
fore sold
" sale not made before The Sd day Of August they viii
that day DC sold az auction The premises
MICAJAH DAVIS, ". Admr.
with The viii annexed Of the eltae Of w y. Lynch.
July ~. fs-t8dA
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RICHMOND
FRENCH B URR MILESTONE MANU-

FACIORf.
WE subscribers respectfully inform their friends the
public genetay, tb, they have hand good and
well selected assortment OF FRENCH BURR BLOCKS,
OF the best quality Aud also, ready made Burr NStones
OF various sizes which they inferior built
'n country Persons wanting the above article he sup
Piled at Northern prices, determined to sell low
they be bought respectable shop for
sccePtanee Their shop at the and 18th Streets
Orders will he thankfully received and promptly, executed
SMELL & RUST.
may TO- swim
N - For reference 10 the quality Of ready made
Burr MStones, apply TO the Richmond mlles they have
universally had far trial Other, SG
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TO INSTRUCTORS off You'll.

g7HE trustees # tn Abingdon Academy the COUNTY e
Washington, VIZ GINA, will the frs, Jsnuary next
proceed the appointment Of Presideet 0f the Aesdev
The compensation to be assured 10 the person appointed will e.
five hundred dollars per exclusive Of The emoumens
be derived from Tuition fees The trustees believe from
the heshnes OF the climate The cbeapness living and An
far prospects Of the inutIon that the situation ought 10 he
considered desirable one by ntlemen ED qualified 10 he
placed al ts head. BY order OF the Board
July II. - wstf DAVID CAMPBELL s.,,.r
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JiRTTSTE ~ 8 SaLE

T0Y virtue Ola deed Of trust executed by Benne aeby
- bearns date the 26h day Of June s21 secure the ga
monies therein mentioned, shall proceed IL
cell al public auction for ready money Powbsan Court.
house Thursday The f7h Jay Of August next that being
Pow hatan courtdsy The following property one M
gro girl feather beds and furniture, hureau a
NAT table and cupboard. WIZ. WSLFUALE, trustee.
powhatga cog1,y JUS -, fE1e Iq-va
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LIND EOR S.4LE-

any virtue of deed execued t. 10y james Marshall
- aud Sarah his wife Tor the purpose n securing
due 10 the estate Of the late Bcn,mn Porter, shall
te fourth mondiy IN The present month that being Orange
county DAY, oef fo sale The Courthouse ad county
certain u land containing fif acres and adjoining tie
lands Of Laurence 7. 3tdc aud William Payne, Esqs will
he trust.
Jniv T. 1926. lids WI PORTER r. trraee.
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RLL1fFORn .AnAnEnfv

tyHE Exercise. Of the Session will commence in this
Institution Monday The 18th July next, terminate on
the 18th Dee enber Terms Board Washing and Tuition for
tn Session, (eseh Boadcr finding his bed bedding can
dies &o) $50 payable n advance. Tuition alone SIS :,
session, payable also IN advance. WM HAWB ESWOl ri
KIM William lure n. AuW
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TKNST SHLN

tILL be sold Goth day ofJuy next If fair, if not the
w next iar day. ready before the door Of the
ivern kept by Samuel Puyca aud Richard q. Pmyear
de place called the city, the county Of Mecklenburg uude.
deed trust executed 10y Abraham Keeue subscriber
trustee, the 9Th day OF Noyembe 1921 and duly recorded
The clerks Office OF the county Of Mecklenburg
The payment OF debt therein MENTIONED, due
Gei Green the following property, much thereof will
be sufficient 10 the debt due, interest, and charges
making the sae thousand Of land lying the
~ Of MeckeDbu,g Butchers creek, it being the
land which the said Abraham Keene resides with
following slaves and their Of the females datt
d The deed, James, Simon, Cesar, Jack, Lewis Bobb, Mi
ley, Sam ArmsIead, Edmund fanney Lucinda Child Bt
ty, Beck Hose Billy, Sbadach, Lettie Sam aud Henry
the hJueho!d aud kitchen urnure aud plantation the
said deed mentioned The title TO this property deemed nd
putable, buI will convey such title only is vested
def this deed. EDWARD DODSON, TTus,ee.
June Is. 10 ids
kAj AS committed the Jail of the Petersburg az
w runaway, the 10th day OF February last negro mnn
vino calls himself Charles Hampton who states that belongs
10 Nj. Charles Nixon OF Portsmouth He IS five feet
halt inches high, dark complexion, bald head perceivabe
about him. aud appears 10 be about 40 years The
IS requested to forward prove his property pas
charges sndtake him away, he will be dealt with he las
directs ROGER MALLORY IaIIor.
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.NOTICR.

az ILL be sold Thursday 9th day July next al Il
w o'clock, A M in front Of the Bell Tavern CITY Of
Richmond al Shares the capital Stock Of the Mechanics
Vile Turnpike Company whoh there is any money now
due. and which shall unpaid day By order Of the
President and Directors. g. NJ CARRINGTON, Trear
June q. ~ wtds
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ViR0lNlA AT Rules Eoiden IN the ei,ias oil Tue
superior court Of chan Gerry for the Richmond District
I'D day Of July, 1926:
Psrke Street, Plaintiff
Against
william Street, George Street. Anthony Street, Hannah
Brown formerly Street, wife Of William Blown dec. Saley
oueeS Defs.
The defendants George Street, Hannah Brown Salley
ouee, not having entered then given security
according 10 the Act OF Assembly aud
appearing By satisfactory evidence, that iahab
tsn OF thu. country; II ordered That SAID defendants
40 appear here on the first day Of the
the oiii OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy b. firth
Nun inserted IN some newspaper published the cat, OF
cnond Tor twJ months snccessivey, and posted the
front doef OF the Captol IN the said city.
Acopy. Teste, WIN. w. HENING, &C.
Jul, I 7Nyst
IkulNlA AT Superior court OF Chancery holden az
the Capitol, M the city of Richmond, the oh day oil
January, 1895. ~
Margaret c0wan, adn,'x of Alexander Cowan, Pita
Against
john X. Hsrwood, admir- of William Harwood DR
rms cause came this day be further heard on the pa
Pefs FORMERLY fead and the report the made
pursuance OF the order the Stu day OF June with
exceptions thereto by the defendant argued by
sci on consideration whereof the nit the said
report aud exceptions, commissioner for him 10 examine
anu report thefeupUn. 4 copy. T..te,
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June fG.

Chancery: At Rules holden the clerks Office Of Meet
enbug county the first Monday June 1g26
Edward L. Tabb, only son, heir law and sdm'r de bor
non Of John Tabb, dec. pbg ~
Against
John X. Eaton, admir- Of Ann Perrel dec and e,s pa,
ham, Sheriff and admir- with the win annexed of Nj
Dolioh dec, and admir- OF benjamin Ferrel dec DEM
The Defendant John x. Eaton, having entered Ia a.
PeaIaDee according The Act Of Assembly and the es ~
this court and saiifaotCy appearing that he is NOT an bs
bitant Of this slate motion Of the plaintiff by his ators
ordered that the said defendant do appear here on fb az
day Of September Court next and enter his "a
the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order he -
serted of the newspapers printed the city Of Rcb
mond for eight weeks successfully and posted the font doc
Of the courthouse of said county. copy. Tesls, 49,
june 25 IG-wSw' JOHN g. BAPTIST IN.
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June I5.
TO PRINTERS.

iNOR sale the following Printing Materials, which would sui
country establishments viz iount Of 325 lbs min
do of 2f0 lbs BREWER do OF 50 do Back Slope
Press and Fixtures Paper Board Stands Standing Ga
ley; pair Imposing Stone Rule; and Seabb1Tds
Gleys,&c &c. The above materials will be sold low
application 4, the Compiler Office Richmond
July &. I6---w4w
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From the @ Rtorn,ulin,., efKa,hinrtan.n

From the " Recpfsctioils ofWashinyton."
L. d. Sigourney, of Hartford Conneoteu-a lady Of dn
Su,hed literary a.te and requirements. While on ~
the Father Of bis country mainly indebted fo tina
education aud discipline in his YOUTH which led him on TO tn
s9t,e OF his after life Proud OF her sex the lady made
pilgrimage to Fredetckburg sought for her. and with dill
Guilty found the neglected grave Of the Spartan Maron
there composed the fopg tribute to the memory of the
MOTHER OF WASHINGTON.
MOTHER of him whose goiike fame
The good throughout tue world revere.
Ah Why without stone, or name,
Thus sleepst thou unregarjed bcic :
lair pensive branehe, Ger thee wave,
And Nature decks the chosen dell,
Yet surely, DER thy hallowed grave
Nations mournful sigh, should swell.
Home with a hurst of flial pride,
The Mother OF her Gracchi vieved;
And why should we restrain the tide
OF reveren,ial gratitude
She 20 sublime Voiunns paid
Her tribute Of enraptul jtearS,
When the dread Chief that voice obey'i
Which sterniy eurbd bis infant years.
Thou. n the days of SPARTA might,
Had'st hish ON her illustIious roll
Been iank'd, amid those msruns bright,
Who no5ly nurs'd the great Of soul.
For, DISCIPLINED in Wisdou's school,
The lofty Pupil ownd thy sway,
And we'll ms h he he skilid to rule,
So early nur,urd TO obey.
No euervatng arts re6u'd,
To slunber lulId his heaven-born might;
To cloud hero. path Of light
Say, when upon thy shielding breast,
The Saviour Of his Country hung,
When his soft lip to thine priest,
Woving the accents from thy tongue
Saw 81 thou president oe las brow
The shadovy wreaths Of laurel Start
Or, when his infant hand, laugh,
BY thee in simple prayer o rise
Gay, were thy own devotIoIs fraugLt
With heightened incense for the ,kiC.
Well may that realm confidine re-t,
Heroes and mighty chiefs to see,
who finds is infant offspring bict,
With monitors aud guides like the!
Some future age, than iut
With MS shall blend thy honor d name.
And rear, exultins DER thy dust
The monument Of Jcathless fame
Shall thithcr hid youns mothers weni
To bi,ss thy spirit as they rove,
And learn, while DER thy tomb they bend
For Heaven to trainihe babes they love.
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= By ORDER OF THE FYRCTT7'JYE,

* ANDoLPH'S Reports.
10 Gilmer. Reports.
henngs Statutes al large being collection Of all the
Laws OF Virginia, from the first session of the Legs aure in
'he year 1919 IN is volumes. The laws of country are
necessarily connected with every thns belonging people
oil ~ sothat thorough knowledge OF Them and Of their pro
e would inform cf every thing that useful TO be
known about hem and of the greatest
historians IN general, owing 10 then Lawn
~ The above works will be sold reduced prices, coue-
fueny great bargains may be had early application he
10 j. II. & T. NASH.
March H. IOo-.y,r
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NOTICE

WISH purchase sklful and trusiw Tihy Carrsge Dn
yer and Oilcr and who l. youns. healthy and
None need he propocd for vhom Che gn6oubfed
cnials s al the Qualifications abOyemeni oned eanuot be
given. r. ? DANIEL.
gfCfronf msyH iis-yv'f
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Dissolution of Co-pnrt,,,yehjn.

HE concern vi John Miller CO. efthe county of Char
iotte the fist day ofAp' last dissolved by mutual
CONSENT All persons having claims against said will
and those indebted them are requested 10 and
settle their respective balances without delay.
JOHN C.. MILLER.
G. BARKSDALE.
VIM GAINES.
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copy Of aleaey from Dr. J.R MANLEY g Mrs.. LEIGH


NEW YORK, May, 1876.
MADAM,
" I take great pleasure in bearing my public
uOny the excellence Of your Pap for the treatment and
Of Semmtring which exists 10 such extent
place The unfortunate subject Of this habit FAR least
his conversational TALENT erned, nearly the
diion Of Mute. The confidence you have placed by
explaining detail your method, and the facts aud reasonng
ny which you have attained tosueh complete success receives
ms acknowledgement,
The examination from time 10 time Of your pupils; the
histories Of their irom their mouths the oppO
unos have had 70 compare the progress Vf then amend
aud above all, the points Of support which your system
derives from Development Of the OF Sammcring
laid open your expOsoa, have al couspred 70
that ypur method be successful and that IL the pupils
he Of adult Discretionary age, avnL been cured they
relapse into their former habit without II bad almost
saidl studying 10 acquire H.
That uneSanpled will attend your efforts in the
o this unfortunate vice q speech entertain
.nubt and bear any agnable proportion your merits in
bringing such degree Of perfection, you will have album
dant Of sasisfaciion. With much esteem, am,
" Madam, Yours,
fsianedl "JABES Y. MANLEY. NJ u.
D. President effhs Ne'o York state Msdieai Sociey"
Tune g
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WIN. w. nENINe, c. c.


III Commissioners Office, Richmond MAY ed 1895
Inc parties interested will please take notice. that have
aPPoteu 'h iS,n day OF September 10 commence
the duiies prescribed by the foregoing order OF the
eoa,,. W which day at O'Clock A. NJ they requiIed
81 my ounce, III ths city, with the necessary
&C; ready lor examination and settlement.
June 2 7--w8w AMOS IADp