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LiRatic Hospital williamsburg.

~ Office is hereby given, that the OF Directors of
tins Institution viii proceed the first day of November
next to appoint Keeper thereof The salary the
Cce $500 pc: annu, payable quarterly BY order OF the
Court If Directors, LEO. HENLEY q O. ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
Notice TO sherias and other Collectors Of tie Pub
lie Revenuei

Auditoy's Office Dug. II, 1926.
UNDERSTANDING that the act Of the last General A.
~ sernbly extending the time o accounting for the Public
svcuuc has IN instances been construed authorize
ymen, into the Treasury NJ any time during TIE month of
Novenber lgtbow forfeiture Of the and haif pr
cat comons; have thought proper TO give this public
notice, that do snch Construction shall IN
OIL case disalow the additional commissions unless the taxes
gre accounted for precisely a heretofore.
JAS Z. HEATH, halhor rublc Accounts.
Aasus, IS. e)-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25

STRAXED or was stolen from my trout door, Ffi
- day night last about half past o'clock, blood bay mare
about sixteen hands high, black aud tail snip her
nose she has uncommon large head aud Of the hair
on her has been rubbed Of by roTe when breaking her
She plnted her RICH, leg, Just below the knee, right
hoo has considerable crack in IT, which has been
and hed with tar the cut very plain be SEEM she walks
tto, aud gliops very eay aad is much in the habit II
throwing Up her head when rode She had whe taken
half worn saddle made ny Simpson Of Petersburg black erp
per, nale bride, plated hit with very large rings and
Yellow feathers. will give liberal reward, to any one who
will deliver The sad mare bride add saddle 10 Rich
Dond, aud very liberal one for the apprehension ofhe thief
J. H. UARVIE.
August fe. gg-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25

WISH 70 engage the 1T LADY, qualified Tor
n teaching Music. aud who well recommended
Application may be made 70 Miss Woodward, Rchmoud or 70
myself near Bvcrctfsville, Albomsrle county, Va.
Aus. H. 27-wd TIL T. RANDOLPH.
WANTED At The Peuitentisry 4 large quantity II Flonf
w Barrel HOOP-POLES, Tor which lie hishe price will
be paid 10 Cssh,hy TiIoS. NELSON, PAP.
2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25

WILLLAM q MARY COLLEGE.
TNR SMITH, the President Of VIM Mary aud Professor
- Of Moral Philosophy, &c. having resigned those appoint
mensa meeting Of the Visitors Of the College requested
Che first Monday 10 September next.
Aug. 8. ID w. BROWNE, Rector.
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IVhcut Cans for .SnIe

Wheat Fans for Sale
the Penientary the Penieniary Store, Of superior
"A quality, winch are warranted by the superintendent
operate well in all respects
July %, 90 IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
BY RITCHIE s GOOCH.

nv The ENQUIRER i, published twice week generally
three during the session VI the State Lesrla
te-pricc, the heretofore, FIVE Dollars per annum
sble in Advance Notes Of Chartered speciepayny banks
iy) will be received payment. The Editors will sGaIan-
tee the safety Of remg them by nail the postage Oh all
era being paid, by the writer's a., ,.,.
NJ No paper will be discontinued (but al he a'eteuoh Oh
che EdosJ until all arrearag,s have been paid up.
CT Whoever will guarantee the payment oil nine papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
s One square, OIL LESS-Firs insertion 10 cents-eaeh
continuance, so cents. 49, :,
No inserted until it has either been paid
or assumed by person This city, or lis envrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
LdJT SCHOOL.

FIHERE lectures delivered t, institution. al
J. Ncsdhafg. bat those with which the session commences
and with whichh ends oru other words the whole couse
lecture, upon The practice or law, which conducted
thcmod correct manner upon authority. There j. nothing let
Unattended in; aud the student acts Tor himself Bat
often told. tha To be ieger he read and RELY on
the books i himself aud upon wich he Il examined every
Saturday and every Saturday too he exercises himself in
courts Tie records OF which neatly Kept auy n this
country and every part explained from The process the
conclusion Of The judgment, we'll every species Of
cuon which follows afterwards tst the student has
days IN Tie week 10 read whOF Interruption Ifas.rtance
Ike this be Of any service 10 The student aaw receive
o. Medium, where, there no species o iodraw his
attention i1u II. The jUsenVe part the bar the student
Of Law, ch ssfince can receive there r,re
remainder Of the session, upon much better terms for em
thsn ior their lficnd CREED TAYLOR.
july 4. a. --ff
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James Riper Land for .So{e

HEREBY offer for sale at private my tract Of land
lying lanes river, Ohc mile above Warminsef, the
county Of Nelson 1t contains miro hundred and FORTY acres
aud has large brick dwelling house, with all Offices ne
Seary thereto which also OF brick and excellent
barn, and all other suitable house This land well
suited TO the production Of corn, wheat aud tobacco aud
nsshbourhood which is believed to be inferior none in
Virginia further description deemed unnecessary, as
presumed that will purchase without viewing the lands
crop Of wheat will he IN good time and good ORDER
possession may be had early IN December or sooner de-
purchaser may be accommodated with horses, stocks tool
corn forage &c at fair price have fully authorized hir
application terms, &c. will be made him only Letters
addressed to him at WaTmnsier, will be aendedto. As tie
season advancing when The which ouI
e,,ary for smother year ought ob, made II presumed that
osewho may wish TO purchase will the propriey Of an
early application. GEORGE CABELL.
ucus 9. Q-gf
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JuNcti01l Canal Company.
TIIE of Assembly creating this Company directs that the
4 Stockholders the first OF September, 1896 elect
Trustees. The Stockholders therefore requested to
that Mrs. Digyers Tavern Prince Edward county
xix miles above Hampiun Sydney College.
RICHARD NJ YENABLE.
THOMAS a. MORTON.
HENRY Il. WdTKINS.
JOHN NORTON.
JAMES MADISON.
August % 1896. So-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-15

TO preserue toleut from aceaucl. -
The Portsmouth (Ohio) Times says:
ave are informed by a respectable
farmer, living in the upper part Of this
county, that The ieaoes Of elder, scat
tered among the sheaves of wheat
while stacking, will effectually prevent
its injury by weavel. He states that
he has been in the practice, for several
years, Of using elder leaves in this way,
to keep off rats: and, that last year,
his wheat was perfectly free from in
jury Of any kind, while the destruction
by weavel was universal through the
whole country. He says that his bro.
theirs wheat, which was stacked only
a few rods distant, without the elder
leaves, was entirely spoiled. Another
gentleman in the same neighborhood,
seeing the beneficial effects of this ex
pertinent, spread some of the elder
leaves over cask Of wheat which had
been threshed in the early part Of the
season, and it was entirely preserved
from the ravages ofthe weayel or rats. I"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-15

fly with them to the relief of Misso-
longhi Coloctroni is to remain block
aiding Tripolitza, until that place. press
ed by famine, is forced to surrender.
ColispoIo is to go to Patras, and Nice
tas is to observe those OF the enemy
who are at Vavireno, and the presiden,
Conduriottis, at the head of the Spar
trates, is to hesiege Modon and Coron
Under the date of Ancona, April
IS, confirms the above defeat, aduing
the death of Ibrahim.
In another letter from Corfu, it is
SAID Missolongbi still holds out--repel
ling the assaults of the Turks The
camp of the Arabs has been burnt.
Another letter from Zante, April 5,
says, every thing is still in favor OF the
besieged The camp Of Ibrahim has
been burnt, and his troops discouraged.
AT this moment we hear very heavy
cannonade in the direction OF Misso
ioogbi We have no fear, as the gar
rison is well supplied with provisions
and ammunition =
Under the date of Augsburg, April
"a, we find the following: "While the
French Journals make Ibrahim Pacha
10 take Missolonghi by assault, the
Corfu packet brings US letters of the
9Th April, which confirmed the news
favourable to the Greeks. Ibrahim
made another assault upon the 23d of
March; but the Egyptians were re-
pulsed with loss Of several thousand
men; three Beys and Pacha remain
ed upon the field. Ibrahim himself has
been dangerously wounded; and &C
cording to a report in the Ionian Is
lands, has died of his wounds--but
this last news wants confirmation.
Letters from Zinte, received at
Venice, April Is, announce the death
Of Ibrahim Pacha.
rive find many other articles, all
tending to confirm the fact, that the
Greeks have met with some great and
unexpected success. l-I.Aus DEo.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-15

Eatract of a letter from Nashville,
to q gentlemen IN WaSl,ing tom Gen
raj Jackson is in good health, and il
iruly a hermit, for he is but seldom
cen by any bat those who give him q
all He is friend to the friendless,
father to the orphan, enthroncd in the
silent shades Of his hermitage, he dis,
tributes his bounties, and suffers not
the cup Of. charity to pass from his door
mpty. His attention is literally dis.
ributed between his farm, family,
friends, books, newspapers, himself,
and his God His time is usually thus
employed: but this is 20 Characteristic
Of the man, whether in the discharge
Of civil, military, or political functions,
or in the private walks of life, that it
may appear to you Unnecessary to be
reminded of what you might reasona-
bly, and correctly judge Of and know
by the past.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-15
MASONIC.

A procession, will take place at Har.
|risburg on St Johns day, June "a, at
which time the corner stone of the new
Episcopal Church will be laid, accord
ling to the most ancient masonic order.
All sojcurners and masons in good
standing arc invited to attend. The
Revd Mr.. Bodell OF Philadelphia
Grand Chaplain to the G. Lodge Of
Pennsylvania viii attend on the occa
sion.
The approaching festival OF 81 John
the Baptist, will be celebrated by
Coates Lodge No. 76, at their hall in
Easton, Md. The fraternity generally
are invited to meet upon the level.
The r. w. G. Master and g On
GERS of the Grand Lodge Of Pennsyl
vania, will, in accordance with reso
luton ofihr brethren Of George Wash
|ington Lodge No. l43, consecrate the
new masonic hall in Chambersburg on
Tuesday, the 18th July next All bre
thren OF regular standing are cordially
invited to attend.
The approaching anniversary Of ST..
John the Baptist will be celebrated by
Equality Lodge, No. l3e, Al Martins
burg Va on the 24th inst. AL masons
in good standing, are invited to attend
The brethren Of Lodge No 40 A. Y.
NJ. at Somerset, Pa. have resolved to
lay the corner stone OF new hall, in
ancient form, on Wednesday, the 18th
Of July next, at which time and place
all brethren in regular masonic stand
ing and department are invited to at
tend.
The members Of the society through
out the state of Maryland, are inform
ed of a procession at Annapolis, and
are respectfully invited to attend on the
Oath inst.
The anniversary Of St. John the Bap
tist, will be celebrated by Clinton
Lodge No. 139, at Romney, Vir. or
the Oath of June inst at which time the
new masonic hall will be consecrated
and the officers duly installed. The
ri. w Samuel III Davis, D. G.
will preside on the occasion and an ad
dress will be delivered by the Rev'd J
F.. Jackson, P G High Priest of the
G. r. Arch Chapter of Maryland.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-15

II HARVEST HOME.-We
were much gratified yesterday, the
18th inst in witnessing farmer Of the
neighborhood OF Martinsburg, convey
ing the product Of his toll homewardsl
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-15
PosTsCRIPT.
IMPORTANT FROM GREECE!

news The defeat Of the Turkish and each
arms before MissoIonghi may we'll be consider
ed as an even. OF the utmost Importance. II
will give confidence to the Greeks, and discon
tent the Turks with their allies of France. The
Greeks will redouble their efforts, aud the first
proceeding Of ibrahim, If he yet lives, win pro
baby be to pass decapitstion act and send
the heads of his French Engineersto Constant
monte instead of the heads of the Missolonghi.
ans. Few would regret it this was the case. 1t
would not be dssgreeable to tive officers them.
selves. who, by this time, must have had the
Iow.strinp so often round their necks. that the
eyen coub de grace Of execution will be relief
Bah. Fed. Gazette.
New-York Commercial Advertiser Office
Saturday, Q O'Clock p. M.
We stop the press TO announce the
arrival of the ship Desdemona, Capt
Maggie from Havre, whence she sail
ed on the 81 of May We have files of
Le Constitutional to the 29h Of April
inclusive, and hasten to lay before our
readers the following GLORIOUS
NEWS FROM GREECE. We
have time this evening but for few ex
tracts.
CoBFy, April S.
The obscurity which has hitherto
reigned over the horizon OF Greece
has been d.ssipated-Ibrahim hasing
los, a large portion of his army in his
reiterated attacks upon Missolonghi,
lately recalled to assistance the troops
which he had left at Glaneniza and
Pyrgos, to the number of 1000 men
and on the Oath of March made gen
eral assault, in which he was morally
wounded. The enemy attacked the
city upon the sea side, where the for
tifications were known 20 be the wea
4 est. tits not known how many men
have fallen on each side, but it is pre-
tended tina. several thousand Turks
have been killed, because 5000 Greeks
who arrived during the heat OF the
action, fel, upon the Turks and Thus
accomplished the victory. Those
troops were commanded by colonel
Fabvicr. Ibrahimreceived his wound
from the muskct Of soldier, who saw
him employed in giving orders to his
troops and recalling them to disci
pline. After this defeat TbrahIm took
refuge in Lspanto, and passed over TO
Patras. Thus finished this famous
siege, from which the enemies OF lib
erty expected their triumph, and fiat
tered themselves with the hope OF see
ing the Greeks fall and return 10 sla
verv
The state of things in the Pelopon
ncssus improves every day, and every
thing is become more regular, and re
turning to order. The National AS /
sembly. which has been convoked,
not at Niagara, but at Methora, (be
tween Corinih and Argos.) carries onI
its business with zeal. The Govern
ment has commanded Coleihi to setI
out and assemble and re unite theI
forces Of the chiefs of Romeiia, and
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-15
MARTINsBURG, NA) THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1926.

! Nap Of Virginia. We have been
much grstifed (says the Enquirer)
with seeing copy of the engraved
map Of Virginia. 1t is executed in
A.r. Tanners best manner. Unfortu-
patcly the last Legislature did not make
any appropriation for printing the map.
So that so much capital of the state Is
now lying idle, and so much time is
lost; for, after the expense has been
authorized, it willta several months
to obtain the paper, strike OF the i'm.
|pressions, and roll the maps. We On.
|derstand, however, that the executive
have insured the plates in Philadelphia
|at $1,000, and that every precaution,
has been taken to look to them occa-
sionally, and guard them against injury
in the hands Of Mr.. Tanner. The map
is engraved upon nine different plates.
and is Of the largest size; cost OF the
engraving $500 The execution
does as much credit to Mr.. r. as the
composition does to Mr.. Boye He
has spared no pains in making It 40
complete and as accurate Is possible.
He has carefully corrected all the err
rors which. were pointed out in the old
county maps. In it's present state, is
is valuable present to the gcographer,
the traveller and the general reader.
It has much valuable Statistical infor.
nation embraced in the engraved Ia
bles on the sides, and Is hi9ly en,bel-
lished at top. The centre piece exhi~
bits the arms Of the Commonwealth.
on the north west angle is q beautiful
view of the university Of Virginia ION
the north east, distant view Of Rich
mond and James river, taken from
a spot near the Chinese bridge over
the canal. Both these views are from
the pencil of Mr. Cook. In word
we think the tout ensemble will give
universal satisfaction.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-15

U. s. Senate. The following will
show when the terms, for which al,
the senators in the present congress
were appointed, will expire.
In 1897. Messrs. Holmes, Mills,
Robbins, Edwards Of Con. Van Blu
rem, Mcllvaine, Findlay, Clayton,
Smith, Randolph, Eaton, Rugglcs.
Noble, Reed, Benton, 6eymore,,
In 1829.-Messrs. Chandler, Bell
Lloyd, Knight, Dickerson, TazewelI,
Van Dyke, Branch. Hayne, Cobb,
Johnson of KY White, Johnson Of
Lou Williams, Thomas, King.
In 1881. - Messrs Woodbury.. VIII.
ley, Chase, Sandford, Marks, Cham
bers, Berrien. Rowan, Harrison,
Hendricks, Kane, Pickens, Barton,
Macon, Harper, BouIigry
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-16
Virginia :

ugnla:
Al Rules holden III the clerks office of the Superior
Court OF Chaneer, tor thu Lyncnburg Dtnct, me 10th
day al October 1878.
MARY Bro II, adnl'trIA OF Charles Ho! Ii, decd. and
MSDUlald ana Suils, Pits.
against
Samuel BraiIsiord, admir- lie bonis non of Charles
Lewis decd. susan ltWIS, widow vi the sad Charles
Lr"ls, deed. nhan l. l,wIs and GeorBe NlulOeke,
DcItS.
4 he defendant Susan Lewis not having enc cd her
RpptA rnICr and gwen ding TO The act of
Assembly and thu rules u TINS and IL appe ing
BY salts actuy tNldt nee thai she mt nhnbnt of
tins eOthtA 1t is ordered, thai thu sand defendant do
appear here tie rs dan OF the term and answer
he bill o The pa,nIts and copl OF tins order be
fOrulMllN inst dIu sJmr newspaper printed III the
TONI oI ll Lchburg. FOR two In,itts s,vry and
posted al the iron door he cuuri-houst the .ad
TOWN. ACOpy. Atste.
% ]. WILLS. l. =
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LYNCHBURG FEMALE
~ AL -, MlI.

SlIlE stB~CHlBLR i4kes tbs method 10
- expires hIs gratitude lor lhe liberal pat
rouage which la, been heretofore extended
20 lttm, aud 10 inform his lairans aud the
pubic generally that the eaerrisas OF the pre-.
-eni session commenced on Nonda, a.. oh
January pnst lie has inkrn thai large and
commodions establishment On Third Street,
formerly known IL the Bell Tavern, IN n
healthy aud retired situation aud IhS sss0ci-
alrd with INN IN the management of the 10,
slitniiOn the Rev Josiah Cole, formerly Ol
Norfolk, VIM, Ia an accurate knowledge al
the sciences, adds more than twenty years eA-
perience n teacher. In this institution ARE
taught all the branches of AN Enel lsh educaiI
on, including Music. Painting on Paper, Vel
vet, satin, " uad, and the various branchc
oil Ne, lie Work. There will he aln ayb em-
poyrd tour competent tsarbcrs. TENS the
sumo AS heretofore. Pupils from y dis'nnce
will he accommodated with board III the sub
scribrr's family tor 6hy dollars per session,
payable ia advance, nr forty live dollar, The
pupil furnishing her Own bed, bedding aud
towels
Parental attention aud care will nj ull
times be paid to those vino may DO placed III
our family H. bOHrdrrs.
For character, qualifications, Ar reference
Ia Col. hm. Il. Lunch, Rev + q. smith,
Rev John Early Rev. Edward Cannon. la
vid Kyle, ko. XVII, DAVID H. EdcS, D1ct.
Howell DavIes, Hebrrl NORRIS eanl. Blans-
ford. Ahrhm II Worth. Nnrburne NJ Ialiaier.
o aud tue Editors 81 the klreiuian
ALIEN. 1 DOUGLASS.
Jan I6 tsIt
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NIHIUh.
AT Rhls hnen in III, clerk Office of thu Superior
Court Of Claneerl Ton thr a! ashouI5 Dnurlthr zsth
daS uf October, 1925.
Gturgr ". Baldwin, plI.
AGAINST
Francis board, and Polly Yates widow of james
Yates. Diets,
The defendant Polly Yates rot having entered her
hplhelAnccahd gwen srcurIty according the y Of
Assembly and the rules OF thu court, and appeal ing
ny salts factory evidence that she inhabitan
Ih> country IS ordered, that ,hc said det,ndani do
appeal here Oh thu frs day Of the next ard
ut b,ilof the rlaihuf ard that copy OF tins order BE-
FORTHWITH inserted IN some newspaper rtlnttd ia the
lo"nof Iynehbnrgi for months SucceS,v, " ant
posted al Tue tton' door OF the courhouSe III the sald
tUNn. A cory. 'JetIa.
- y. WILLS, c. c.
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AV'6GLlLi IN a Superior Con-, .f..
= rerg hoiien al The iern Of Isa.Syy NJ
fte va day gt Oeiober, $50. ''0"'s =
PatHp fhprmond,
dgathH =
81 dtofgt Iucter, BiHins HAIL..
fody ms uyc. BHiiqm Imk,r. .l;oJI ~
ias, Patstg tucker and Jd,aes DiRa "2'F
u tie County ~ .imhrsi, 10 u.om III, 'h,e.i
u hdiha~ Iackef, dec. hah 6e.n ea,... na't
/ dsa,do.I y ,jy;,.. TT, D,Jh
Mts country, dHd ageiAd rhom IN, -. v
appears 10 h"rt ffoeeed,d IN the u.a, 'e'' y
Otdb ny iaW egaiIisi abs nj AZ f,naan.i, AKA
ing 10 apPeor ami ansr,r, on The nsIG.n ',, ,a''
pia'mp ~ eoUnsei the curl doth III. ~ ~ ~
jar confessed as IL Hat dtJtnda1d, n, n H. '''
caHIiHg on 10 be htd,dOn III biR a,.,,,,. '' 'r
dfJendahi Janus DHiafd, aud tl6,l,,. ~
upon he dtrrtiat order u ne Jut1fa.,,,,.1 ''
august aud The itfsniy.joprh If C,LL,s
The yedr one thousand etghi bu,,dred o,.,j -
", Th''h dpptar 10 hnrt been dUIg .,,,.t
on The Ohtr attendants, U0s n,gatd bv ,,.,sal ~
on consideration ubereoG Me coaft dan as.
thai Tie dettHddM james Ditlard 5to{,,,,o ''s'
c0am ~ hts administration Of the t,Jo,s
mteSidte bet0re one othe eoHtm4Ssiop,,, .; -. Us
e0afi, Wh0 Is dtrected 10 tgdniat. sim, ma 80. NC
lie ne sdme, mud make report M,.eof m -.
c0a,i, te"h nay mdiitrS SpeciqLN siat,d ,b,.,.,a,
pertinent by himself or rtquired IN Hy ,,.ss
10 be % stated. 4 Copy Trsle,
JOH.H INNS -
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Z wv 2NELOOLa

u HhE siffh session OF the LAW SCHOOL,
- AT .NttdbGH,, III The County OF LUmbtf-
iadd, 81 the stage road leading from the City
Of Washington, Ia the south, crossing the Ap-
pomai'oA al BfJifdge $ Bridge ,ncer forH1We,
in tue county OF Prince EdRard, within three
aud u hall miles OF Mrs. flames tavern, ON
tae stage road, from the City OF RichmoHd 10
LY.ChbTE, In the ComElohN ealth OF irgiaia,
viii commence on the trsi MONDAY IN A.
prii nest, on the usGai terms. For the merits
ot tbs institution, refer 10 is annual SUE
cess heretu ture, and Ia all VINO have been al
if, without the FEAST apprehension of THEN IL
nted apptobatiun. As | cnnuOt take more
tlian six or eight Gentlemen TO live with me
rs members Of my family, should like IN
hear rom those nao may be disposed 10 en-
ter ~ 'hr first ol March, tnntli which time
sisil - nere,) for reasons too obvious In
men'i"n. -. dinm is yidmiy, but uta'ly re-
paired with the addition of three comfortable
Offices IN The yard, ~ hich is very finely sha-
ded) Tor the accommodation OF young gentle
men. CREED TAYLOR
Richmond, January 90. lS26 eIM25