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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

A FEDERAL SONG.

a FEDERAL SONG.
I"hn Adams son. my 10 John when frs, acqaeni,
diina dream your ain, was he the President;
we've so, the tap J ohm but have an eve below
we're sanging doun, as fast up, John Adams Jo
John Adams son, NY 10 John, when Party here began
To raise her hurrid head, John. were F.dral man;
And ye anang u' a John, did hate the Demos
We thought ye then rusty fries John Adams my
John Adams son, my 10 John what pleasure di gle,
II Alien aud Sedtion days To We gang with ne;
All! pasted" he the Press John YOUR Father s
We did our best slap breath, John Adams, son. nv Ju
John Adams my 10 John, it blew all asIy ligAn
Ina m@' he brought dioP, ar, draP ntil your eyes
hut soon there time, Ion the husky LIN iar-ro
Andthen ye took tack about, John Adams SON, ryJo
John Adam my 10 John We wanted then nae gItn
CTt1t Jefferson hal sd in,,si and si,r,iy he
-" on ye dr'Ne the schene john. II a master blow
AHd sent veto ST. Petersburg, JOhn Adams sou my 10.
John Adams 10 John we thought We turned aside
Aud DAD nj see what the trick, ths dss in Lion hide
Dut late yeve brayi loud John, ken We now on ho
Low SaDid' We" i"tGaJiy."Iohn Adams. son. IN, 10.
John Adams son. my Jo John we must he deep at giay
ar nt have set the help mon MASTER Claw
But how came ye 10 bray, John, want to Know
Yen sure be beat by Jackcy son. John Adams sou my Jo
John Adams son, my ohm, we've brought about YOUR M
ny saying we wad send men TO isthmus Pan-a-ma;
Aud then to cap the CLIMAX J,hn Sergeant he must CO.
That cA'ef who wants the blaekies john my
Inhn Adams my Jo John what said old Wahinr,one
Trade trade W. every nation ,mgled up wi nosr
il~ back thai silly pledge Ohm, the pledge o. Monroe
o. say twas pledge to self john Adams, son, my 10.
Iohn Adams son, my 10 John why GO to Pan-a-n.,
What proGt under Heaven, can we he getting there?
ow can ye ths change John the laws Of nations so,
'TSa'oo'e' TO tr"'es'anu' john Adams son, MY 10.
John Adams son, my 10 John, let mon alone,
Things hae been fixed va her. this year asonc
We Consu black, John, 10 rouse domestic foe
Euid folks rnow at VOL Tor that John Adams son. my Jo
John ADAM 10 John twould he master stroke
Gin We could put To death soon, that fellow Roanote
We've tried TO Prov him nai ohm hut oh twill not Dis,
lie rae mad nor Talewe ou, John Adams son my Jo
John Aanss son, my 10 John, we've climld the highest
steeple, s
Bu' d'nn' TAX in yourh nj the sov'rcrn peopl.
le'e getting ultra Fed John. and hi too high youf pn
b'aS IN 'h"' eio'th oo',y Dell John Adams on my
John Adams son 10 John, doun To earth vorr
Aud dna talk o. huiling light houses o the skie,"
Rt exploration" schemes, John, and ika thing. furego
l. e. ca unconstitutional, John Adams son. my Jo
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a FARM situated about ~ miles above Richmond reu.
n tanning upvodt Of 800 acres with flr pfcpYr,oo r
JOYS ronnde C0 Of Gne Tobacco land cieaf eyno
20 abundance Of timber for The Of The fam fdesfed
About 200 acres smaller quantity Of high and low land
may hc added very reasonable terms The mrrovenf nf
IRE good and sufficient or every purpose 81 fe3eni farmer
ana planter The property, 10 point Of fertility snd local adj
'an sg' hl few equals the River. Immediate piesion
with he Stock Of every descriptions and any facility afforded In
'ong crop NJ wheat for which choice parcel Of seed will
be innrhed The high land shn set spst for the ensuing
yel produced when last 10 wheat nearly 50 bushels per
and now m better heart The others OF 30 acres ese arc
equally COOL orr low grounds large proportion l. Grt
quality Tobacco aad Being resolved 10 cell Immediately
greet .aethee viii be made. dFpiy 20 tie Editors
Seftfs 93-wif
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.M.4RSLak.N 49,

V'' @'ehoe to decree Of the superior ,,ut f ct,
c 'ue" d. Slaunton, pronounced on the cgh l,, r III
80, ,I' cause therein depending wherein Rob,I R;vs
anu Lewis Nc holas and others are defendants w;Ilb
81 " 'e premises, To the highest bidder ON BI,nJ,, h.
oi Oo'"nti next, IN two more parcels n. n',y h
o"ven'enTe Of purohasers, the tract of land in A,bc
''''s twenty one hundr o' forty ac,es Tie Ten, r
HAND Is iIS|; enc third Of dc purchae money to he paid IL
% rue balance ~ equal instalents at ono and t,, ,,
rom the day Of sale The deferred 4vent. f., ne
' WIN good seeGty and a licn retained on the land
August 2, i''4N''1DHf, a. s. c. c.
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.hr. liiiiiem Hd0a5iesoa for He=eLiah Ford.
ENAkE Notice; That shall the 2eth eth av. of DC
ober next, between the hours Of o'clock a. m, ana a.
clock m OF cache day, at the of Henry Elkn in the
Guy New Orleans proceed 20 take the deposition of Henry
d. Ende 10 he read asevdenee in suit now depending The
county court Of Cumberland in which YOU are plaintiff and
Iseh1fnet Wooden Sheriff and administrator Of eorr Car
son, dec isdelendant. Yours,
Septi 90 -,
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Roanoke Lead, at Me Totcn al LYeLinn.

gsE subs rhe wish sell the trac Of land known a. the
i Estate OF Wclon Herr, in Halifax county, y C. kin-
NJ The Basin afhe Roanoke canal foot OF the Circa
aud adjoining Mush Island and the Of Weldon This
and although Is situated in neighbo hood Of rate Roa-
noke land especially the faiamed hush Island inferior to
none, and possesses many advantages peculiar itself CON
siderable proportion OF well mheIed orcst variety and fer
hly If soil adapted the growth of corn tobacco cotton
whcat N abundant supply Of excellent Sprn water; and
elevation, which exempt. from the
and exhaang masnaia of the Roanoke low land
adjacent to the of Weldon Che locality OF which al
1bce assurance OF its destined porance
essig oil the facilities 81 ect safe NAVIGATION TO the
nest markets VIZ sa; and presenting extensive forest of
heavy and valuable TINKER. view this tate cannt f,
TO confirm the assurances that possesses greater advantages
and more valuable resources, than any other Roanoke
River The Whole tract il supposed contain about COO acres
10 all o which unguestionahe title will he conveyed and
immediate given of about 400 nearly all of
which wood ud The OF the remaining 200 acres,
subject the occupancy OF tenant DOVER for the fe of
Mrs. Blunt Gate Mrs. Weidnn) whom supposed il may
he purchased. The will he made very
aud preferred by the chaser young negroes ability
hon" vii he received at valuation, IN payment If prcy-
Ony Opposed IT PRIVATELY (ol which due notice will be gve
Ibis estate will he offered Public Auction at the town Of
Weldon Tuesday the i0M day Of October ne1t
JOHN G.. CLAIBORNE,
JAMES Is. CLAIBORNE.
B'1sns.,icE County, Ia. Aug. II, 1896
August 10. 2s-i2t
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We have jrsr, with the assistance Of mower
iul magnyng Glass, examined Uer5 small pair
OF Steel Scissors, attached ~ siiser chain
manufactured by Mr.. John Lewis, MATCHMAKER.
NO. i47, south Second street. The scissors weigh
one ninth Of grain. end lie chain weighs one
eighth OF grain. il would require 81 $50 pair of
such scissors 10 wesha pound. These are quite the
smsilest pair Of scissors Of which we have ever
heard, yet we found difficulty in shutting ard
opening them. They are a curious and ingeni,u.
specimen Of Tie progress Of the arts. We NAV
soon expect TO export 10 The LilliCutians, if we
continue to improve in the manufacture Of articles
thus elegant and minute, and which conld not but
be highly valued By tha, dear little people.
Phil Prcss.
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LIND EOR SIZE

Extending to move, wish 10 sell my plantitio in Fe
THIS land i upon the Rappahannock river about n nie
aooVe IoPPaannock and 10 below Fredericksfurg The ~
contains upwards Of 800 Of high land and about 200 n
marsh which very ifn aud remarkably well calculated ro
gaHng IL has pretty good dwelling house an over.e
house, aud ether requisite ubouse upon it; and for
nat have lived on IT, my family, with the exception Of
year, have been exempt from the usual ldseses q,
me lower country more particular description of the
mes not deemed necessary It IL presumed that no On.
w pmchise without personal inspection The term. m ,
VIII be such a' are usually required. WIN. GARRETT
Essex, July 49, On - l.
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VnIunbIe James Rirer Lnnh.

fSFlAT valuable called Chpoak in Surry county
& about four miles below the courthouse is offered or sale
II lies the Souh side Of James RIVER Hog Island
md binds Tor some distance the river by late surrey
Contains 1851 acres the greater part of which cleared
From the fertility Of the suii which il oqusllcd by any
~ The county, tins estate Is considered by Judges
admirably adapted TO the growth Of cotton sion NAY
be had on the frs ot Jan ary next Capt John
resides the prees, will give any information Concerning
em For terms apply the subscriber living Alexandra
-. c. WIN L. UODGSON
At-ps
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VIC LY.qAf GRRlfM-aR SCHOOL-

rEIHE public respectfully informed hatDr c. NIoshy
Il young gentleman U high Classical aamen aud amable
manners, engaged to a. ~ the classical department Of
this School Mr.. Rockford will continue give instructions
IN Mathematics aud the French language, and the principal
promises the unremng attention his paIt make
the plan o Studies extensively useful the OF the
Intuition will aiuaA lew additional Scholar, adj
mHed WIN. v. GILES.
DARTuW. EGAN.
tietif
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WILLOTV GROVE ron S1Lr

& virtue Of he last will and testament of Anthony Dbre
1shesi bidder, Tuesy the 10th day Of October net n
@ not onthe next fair day, valuable Of land called
" "fo Lrov ns IN The county IT Buckingham contain,
S about 20 acres stu1ied both sides of Walton. Fot
ADJOINING The lands Of Price Perkins, Sam Paesot and Mill
upson about miles from buckingham courthouse and ,bo,
we same distance from James River This land u we'll adam
TED 10 The growth Of wheat and tobacco GOOD pol
OF which low grounds, which with Hide preparation viii
pc ven suited To- tobacco This las1 amply supplied Vii,
nnt Tor The 'upPoi Of The farm II a promising Peach
Supplied with good water The dwelling houses are udes
" large aud comfortable Tor the reception Ut any family,
mere good b'tn and other necessary houses The
ilud viii be shcvn hv mo Paesou, VIM. Watson OF m c.
ct The Executors. Oue third of The pmcha.e onev he
required the day n sale, The haltuc be- paid in Two e
annual payment ~ be securedby dCc Il trust on the land
A persons saving lawful claims sgsin the etlte will tesn
them on the day of sale. by The EXECUT6Es
Htri T.
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LILY LECILIR EN-

fNH public respectfully informed thatmy course.
Il OF Lectures viii commence the hist Monday Novem
her and terminate the 10th Of May and the prospect
large class h'tetng, the number Of applicant
ing already eqused the number of students for the
| yeaI-) no disappointment need he apprehenled.
The favorable results which have hten perceived from h
system hitherto pursued in this school, Justify spad
perseverance lecture delivered every day exoe,
Saturday and printed copy of it placed the hands tie
Student He undeTsOe each day rigorous
non onthe lecture OF Che preceding morning Besides ti
examination. arevisi1n Of the aburs the we,
lakes place on Saturday; and fortnight the Of die
course devoted entirely 10 reviewing and
nations Hy pursuing this the BEGINNER will n
future studies much abridged aud facilitated, and the sde
who ls made some previous preparation will, it, IeAini
! ton, he prepared 60 Apply for a license.
The undersigned me without mpreprety re,
that during he has had ample occasion 10 o,er
the great advantages enjoyed by e student his
atGies at this place. The established here the inter-
course between youths engaged the pursuit the form
ton OF debating society for the of law ouesios
offer obvious advantages With these regular habit, oe
place. great exemption from dissipation among IFS
and Senteel society cousperendeTing residence here
sIrdbe well profitable The result has
The most genemanly and orderly department. the Utmost
knowledge in the profession of their choice has
the young gentlemen who have nded tins school, Theranre
oil Their studies being comprehensive, and the duration of the
course shortened a far possible with TO avoid the ex
pene Of long absence from home their occupation of
cose constant aud abOrious This leaves for disip
ton and removes IT. chief tempationdlenes; and believe
may safely be affirmed that nothing the has existed in
my classes.
The price Of hoard for the half year from co to rs dollars
Ihe Zee for the course oi lectures, heretofore SIS
Winchester. IS. "a ,tt',n
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Notice to Sherhs and other Collectors of the Pub
lie Revenue,

liUaiioI'S QIice Hug. H. 1875
UNDERSTANDING that the of jle last General A.
- senihiy extending the time of accounting for the Public
Revenue has m instances been construed
payment into the Treasury at GHy time during the month of
Nore"ber IcfhOut forfeiture IF the aud hay per
cent commissions; have thought proper give this public
notice, that as do not snch constructions shall H.
all d,slow the additional unless The txe
accounted for precisely as heretofore.
jas. T. HEArII Auditor Public Accounts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

YALE COLLEGE will have lis annual COM
mencement on the 18th inst.-ve hear tina, the
number OF graduates will be 100, the most hume
rous class ever graduated at any college in this
country.
At HAMILTON COLLEGE, in New York, the
annual commencement was on Wednesday, Esd
ut.-the number of graduates was 2s
at MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE,, in Vermont. the
commencement was held on the 10th uI,. nine
teen young gentlemen were admitted to the decree
o. "A u. and II to that of A. NJ Medical degrees
were conferred on 50 students.
AT the FRANKLIN CoLLEGE commencement,
In Athens, Georgia, on the "a ult. there we.e %
graduates.
we have no account from our western schools
AN oeiigins correspondent at Lexington has trans,
mitted TO us catalogue of the officers, teachers
and graduates OF the Pennsylvania University. at
Lexington, Kentucky, which is under the drec-
ton of Doct. Holley. This efficient, school, under
the able direction of its learned President, has adj
vanced with astonishing rapdty in the course of
usefulness: IT has at present 4 Is students
Capt. PARTRIDGE's ACADEMY, at Middle
town, Conn. appears to be in very fourishinr
state It's annual examination has proceeded with
great satisfaction TO the VISITORS and credit TO the
principal and his pupils. 1U.S. Ga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

NthGlNiA: AT Rules holden the clerks Office of m.
" superior court OF chancey for the Rebond district die
Sd day Of July, 1896: .'
iIchad L. Brown, Harriet Parker and David Greenlav
m WIN the viii annexed OF osmond johnson, dec phGs
Hiram L. oPe, admir- with the will annexed of SALLY Pa,
ke dec Richard T. Parker, John ii. Pcake and Bei,ey m,
IT, WI, ''hes i1ikei, Defts
The defendant James Parker not having his
"nu gwen security according TO the Of Assembly end
i - ., is court and IT appearing by satisfactory evil
a' ne Is not an nhdhtant this country il ordered
a Ie 'a'd defendant do appear ON the frs, dsy Of
Term ana answer the bull of the plaintiff, and that
~ ps o'uer De forthwith inserted newsps "
punished IA ihe city of Rehmond for two months
" and posted up nj the front door # capitol in the
eHy' AeVry Itse, w w HENING, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
Fore Pianos, renefian Biinds, ana .aIantle

e 4 tW8tVNi y cIttFtuW DtUtNNs UItu sAUfsttt
Glasses.
E subscriber has just received and will sell low FOR
cash. good paper or country produce, supply of elegant
I'anos, Venetian Blinds. Looking Gaes, Cane aud Rush
Bottom chairs Copa Varnh figured and plain hair cloth
CURED hair and carved bedpo sofa and sdeboatd
feet table claws, and Tor sideb0ad columns and looking
gS.s plates with large supply of ST. Domingo aud Bay
mahogany o,n'lng, hand railing plank and hrncb
screw. Having procured some of the select journey
men from hc North, a continue TO manufacture cabinet
Furniture, Sofas and Mattresses the fashionable style
aud will furnish The shortest notice. Funeral Hesrse
with pair Of gentle horses, aud all uEera charges be made
as moderate as possible.
GEORGE UENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House, Main Stee, Rich
mond. Sent. I. 3S-wtf
sNlih subscriber has uoyed 10 Fredeticsbnig aud
Office ia Wellford's buildings, the eourthous,
with view OF besiowns his undde attention, (after Gnh
ING has business the Cou o Appeals and Chancery Coui
o hiehmond)to the practice in the Superior y County
oil Caroline and the superior ourts of Chincery ad
with the Hastings Courts held in Fredericksburg.
Mav so H--wI7H lONN DICKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
yiIr. Hllrle Y. EyeI1-

You will please take notice that shall on the iSh
lih days OF October the Storehouse Finch and
Sm'ns Chri.ansvie M the county of Meckenburg aud
Stale OF Virginia, take the dispositions OF Joseph H. Clm.e
&c TO be lead as evidence ina ohanoery depend
ing IN the county court OF kienhrs ho YOU and others
arc the defendants and paintia. ROBERT SMITH
Augusta, 1926. .o,Ys,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

* virtue OF deed OF trust executed ,o III. ,,hL
Toward Walker, beung date the I7h of NoyeI ,c5H
@ ,ed IN the clerk. ciee Of Charles Guy eoant To @
sna'n Will he sold at Charles CITY Court6ouc ~ H.
no,Isy IN September next being court day for said en,
Lii , lar OF parcel oil land lying in SAIL county TO .ar
Aug %. Trustee.
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10 the St0eAholders Of the .lIecLanicsrilIe

. > nh.
=, h iuested 20 attend general meeting 10 he b.lI
- ~ Tue n'on Hotel IN the city of Richmond cn MJ
VI eltem6er al II o'clock a H. on bu.in.s. ~ ~
E Importance t. the company By order Of tho pr
Aur ,''a "e''o'' oi NJ CARRINGToN, elk.
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lrCORNICK PLOUGHS.

W 'uhcriher has hand aud offers Tor sale NJ Che
Richmond Plough Mandatory oppoe The Union Hotel
assortment ofthe celebrated Mccormick the cast and tht
improved BfR-SfffRE PLOUGHS
WILLIAM PALMER.
Ai'oon baud, few ,htee-horse sslf-ihnpenefs.
Errf l. a.
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IRDiNiA attitudes bold in the ei.rks oRre he er,.,
court OF ha.snshaa lot the month Of July. iS.e.
-. IL "ai'Sh Plaintiff
ba"vrsey Bail'we, John Couch, William n ssndsr,ou
RI, Defendants.
% given security according TO the of Assembly and the
s % us court and appearing that the said Bsllowe IL
sn'aht vi his state On motion of the plaintiff nv
ordered tia, the said Ballowe, do appear he,
I'm 'o,e november court next, aud the PLAINTIFF,
l "np 'hst copy OF this order be forthwith published in
% one oil me public newspapers Of the city of Richmond
M TWO months sueeessive, aud that another copy posted
VT ~ "e font door Oi the Courthouse Of this county,
copy. Tese. r. ELDRID6E,;t n ~
18th day of September 1926 a, the cour,h ,r ia The COM
oI cumberland proceed TO take the aday or deposition.
" witnesses to be read as evidence in suit depending
~ we county count of Buckng ham county in tbanesry ~
wien am plaintiff, and you, Jno. Couch VIM D. SAN
d@rson are defendants. Yours, &c
August -. 90
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L,u.qtic HosyituI WILLIAMSBURG.

~ Office Is hereby given that the Court Directors of
th' Institution will proceed the first day of Novenbe
ncu 10 appoint Keeper thereof The salary attached to the
@iiee 200 per annun', payable quarterly ny order of tie
Court Of Directors, LEO HENLEY, c c. d.
august II. 27-t.tE
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kG GiImer's Reports.
Henings Statutes at large heing collection of all n i.
Laws OF virginia, from the hrst session the Legislature an
me year 1919, IN IS volumes I" The laws of country ar :.
necessarily connected with every thing belonging the psop
OF IT. soat thorough knowledge Of them, Their pr.
ges' would inform us If every thing that f TO he
known about them and of the greatest nj
Horians IN general, owing to the ignorance Of Law
" The above works will he sold reduced prices cons-
quey great bargains may oe Had, II early application be
TO" j. II. r. NASH. I
March H. Inoytf I
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UNIVERSITY or PEyN.N-SYL PANT.4.
rTyHE MEDICAL LECTURES will begin as usual on the
Il first Mouday Oi November
ANATOMY by ~ w .; t .3y ~ ~ d. d.
MATERIA MEDICA, !. r. Coke MI. d.
THEORY AND PHACTICE( =, r., :, =
OF MEDICINE. ~ O"dP'n'"' VI ~
nrrnvytErpv CThos. G. James, NJ. y.
w. =. Devices, NJ. ID.
CHEMISTRY, Robert Hare, NJ. u.
SuGERl, WIN. Gibson, NJ. -.
Clinical Lectures will he delivered At the Aims House In
Urinary every "Wednesday and Saturday during course
Of the University, by Drs. Chapman and Gibson.
w. L. HORNER, NJ. ID. Dean,
August ft27-fdN No. 2G9. Chesnut Il. eet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-04
THE FRESEEr

The late Freslie, has been n.ore general and mis-
chievous thar we had al frs; calculated. We pre-
sent a sketch from Corre-p ondent of The injuries
it has done the waters OF the Dan and the Rom
oke In addition TO the article ON the LyncLhurg
paper, we have had the most gloomy accounts from
the upper parts of the James river OF the eva.aon
which il has produced, among the mills The wheat,
corn and tobacco OF the low grounds.-The Balti-
more papers state that the Paiapsco was biz her than
at any time since the food of August 1917. A
youth named John Ntscke!!rcsh in attempting to
catch some floating. wood was drowned near The
Cotton Factory At Baltimore. boat with 8
persons, a horse and rart, &c. in it, was sunk in
crossing Swee'zer's Ferry: but a woman and her
child and the other persons were all piovidenjial
" saved. The accounts from the Aionococy and
Sans Creek, (fredericls co. in hisryand) cores
pond with The other statements e incalcuable da
mage to the farmers and mi.leIs;" nearly all the
milldsms swept away, some that had wijhstood tie
floods OF half century.
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LAW SCHOOL

FWERE are ~ jrctvrca delivered 10 h. inuftf'ou Al
Ntd aq bot tnnst with which the session coiirr
and san whchh ends in other wofds DE whole eurss is
cfh rpon The prattce ofhe lry, which is conducted III
me no correct uf1nurr upon a1lhdsity Thee nfag ef
unattended ' and the siOjent for bimsef By he t
oen ~ thsi ~ Be iraEcr. he rad and rfly 90
ue hooks m tnnth and upon which be cxlianed every
SATURDAY anl every Saturday too be exsrc,ses himself IN
COURT to records Of ghich neatly kept a any Obs
'o"ay nne every plu Explained irt The o., proc n The
cHion Witch ,1o'es alfewards that toe gtn has five
dsyf N hs week 10 road wHhou, interruption Ifassincs
~ II needtrH wbec hsre species II tce 70 draw his
lUsniIon @ IT, The Juvenile part offbe bar tie SUDDEN.
II Law, who want such dstaUce receive there Tor fha
remainder Of h- r"ioa o!oD much better terms, Tor thcn
than Cor iheif i..sud CRIED TAYLOR
J9ir & %