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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-30
Nautical Entrllinrnee.
PORT or NEWPORT.
E.NT'ERED.

Brig Union, Gardner, Crooked Island.
CLEARED,
Brig Brothers, Smith, Warren,
Sloop Betsey. Phinncy, Waroham,
.. Sloop Mary, Wcstcutt, Albany
- Halcyon, Hill, do
.4RRIV.4LS.
THURSDAY, march &--irr. sloop Aurora.
Brightman, ofand for Westport, fir Prov
Sloop Dart, Allen, Of and fr Taunton, for
n Bedford
FmpAY-sioop Charles, Hudson, of and fr
Warehan,, for n York.
SATUKDAY--arr sloop Geo. & Mary, Wal
den, fr Provid.
Sloop Fame, Walden, fr do.
sloop Nancy & Polly, Anthony, Of and fr
do for n York,
sloop Dispatch, Sears, of Yarmouth, from
rrovld
Sloop Hannah & Nancy Turner, fr Warren,
Sloop Hardware, Hoskins, of and fr Taun-
ton, for y York,
sloop Huntress, Read of & fr rrov. for \. Y
Sloop Rising sun, Hathaway, of and from
Taunton, for \ York,
Sloop William, Phillips, Of and fr Taunton,
for n York,
Sch Margaret, Taylor : days fr Savannah,
bound up. Spoke -, lat %, Ion 20, ship Luz
Clntd, III lot savannah.
SrSDAY--arr sloop Abigail, Phillips, of and
fir Taunton, for \ York,
Ship Pacific, Davis, OF n Haven. fr y Orl
for Provid
Sloop Java, Rodberd, Of East Clifford, from
Alexandria
MoSDAY-art sloop Gen. Warren, Prisby,
Of and ir Taunton, for Nantucket,
Sloop Dart, Blake, cf' and fr Taunton.
TUTsDAY--arr sch Volusia, Baker, of Roch-
ester. fr Warei.am, for n York,
sloop Active, Baker, Of and fr Dartmouth
for n Haven,
Brig Arrthusia, Dickerson, Of n York, fr
y Orl l. ds for irovid.
Sloop Fame, Howard, Of and fr Wareham,
Sioop Susanna, Brown, of Rochester, for
Sandwich
WEpSIsDAy--arr ship William, Carr, 16
days fr Maianzas, for Warren. 18th inst
sailed in Co with brig Abeona, Gardner, for
Prov. Sailed day previous-barque .frgo,
Jordon, and brig Albion, Hubbs, for Boston;
.Norch %.
Arrived schr. Revenue Gutter, Vigilant, fr.
cruise in the Vineyard Sound. capt. Ca
hoone politely furnished us with the lists of
the following vessels, boarded by him while
there-and which gte ,,ill in the sound.
Ship Canton Packet, Bowdich, - daTs fr.
Isle Of Bourbon, bound 10 Salem. with cargo
of pepper. Left on the coast Of Sumatra. Nov.
10th. ship Gen. Stark, no pepper; do Main, do.
brig Bscks, do; saw brig going on the cons,
Spoke, Nov 10. or Hog Island brig IIersd,
for y. York. Left at the Isle Of France, Dec.
g7I big EtEId, e. Baltimore, iusisr. Lett Il
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Dfen

In Westerly on Sunday last, Thomas Perry,
cashier of Tie Washington Bank, in the 5Oth
year of his age--a gentleman deservedly re-
spected and esteemed by all who.knew him.
In New -Shoreham, on the 18th instant. DR.
Aaron G. Wiley, in the 5lst year of his age.
In Providence, mrs Selma Wilde Arnold re-
lict of the hate col. Salmon .9rnold, aged ~
In Warren, ON Thursday last mrs. Sally
Carr, widow Of the late capt. Samuel Carr, in
the 54th year Of her age.
In Fall River, ON the l2th inst mr. Isaac
Fowler, son of the late DR.. Isaac owlcr of
Rehoboth, aged 30.
In North Stonington, mr. James Alexander,
a Revolutionary soldier formerly Of this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-30

RANDOLPH. The correspondent OF the
n. Y. Commercial Adv writes from Wash
ington, respecting mr. Randolph, in the
following terms:
The lobbies of the Senate were crowded
with ranks Of beauty and fashion, when he
made the following Courteous observations:
" The ladies, sir, God bless them. love
to see them every where and any where,
save in a Court of Justice, Legislative
Hall, or at 4 set-to OF Big Ben and the
Game Chicken A'gentleman in cue of
the seats of the gallery was aiding his
sight with an eye glass, when he instantly
broke of, and screamed, "take down that
glass" Another poor wight had lifted up
the corner of curtain to get peep at
ham, when he again stopped short, and IN
another scream exclaimed, "put down that
curtain, this instant"
CAPTAIN SYMMEs. Our countryman,
Capt Symmes, at the last advices, was il
Washington city. As an evidence of the
general good feelings towards Capt. Sym
mes, 1t LAY be stated that steam boats and
tavern-keepers, from Cincinnati TO WASH
lngton, with one consent. refused to re-
ceiye from him any compensation, all deem
ing 1t their duty TO contribute their proper
ton towards aiding the objects he had in
view. Getting inside of the earth, &c
We are all bound there. Ohio Pa.
SoUrH CARoLr,. The Governor OF
the States Of South Carolina has, I'm the
recess of the Legislature,) appointed vii,
liam Harper to be Senator of the United
States from that State, to succeed the late
Mr.. Gaillard.
The u. States own twenty millions o
acres of Surveyed land, in the several states
The unsuryeyed lands must be very cx,
tenslve.
II appears by the return of the late cen.
! sus OF York State that the number ofmaies
exceeds that of females nearly 10000.
Mr.. Jefferscn's property will be approised
at more than 100000, reserying the Mon
ticcllo Estate.
The Spotted Fever RACES in the towns
near, ar,Little Falls, Pen.
\ conscientious Banker says" Ifthe use
of Spiritons Liquors were TO cease, the Sin,
of the world would be reduced "a pei
cent"
Mr. Eean has offered reward of S5O(
for the author, or accompices of that au,
thor, who has directed to him letter from
| Boston, signed Charles kembie.
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MdrrtrN,

In this town on. "Wednesday, 22d inst. by the
Rev. mr. Gammell mr.. John Sisson 70 miss
Phcbe Sherman, both of Portsmouth.
In Providence on the 10th inst. mr.. Christie
phcr Vaughan to miss Ruby ann Briggs.
In Exeter, mr. Nicholas Gardiner, to miss
Abigail Arnold.
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New Nay s. Garden Seeds
-.-.A&e-.-
.MfCHlEL FREEBOR.E
OFFERs ron SALE.

UFfERs FON SALE.
For Cash, Produce, or approred Creda,
at his Store IN Broad Street, q terry great
assortment 81 he Gbors articles, The last
years. groicih, consisting Of
DED Glover Timothy, Borden's Grass &
Ee, Red Top seed. Also, .NEW G.3RDEN
SEEDS Shakers ard others-warranted in
fcrior to none ne-Together with the most, ex-
tcnsiye assortment of Groceries, Liqhors,
Crockcry and Glassware, ever offered for
sale in this town Likewise, Il quantity Of
Pork, Lard, Hams, Butter, Cheese, Cider,
Salt, Oats, Corn, Meal, Apples, white Beans,
Peas, and very great assortment of other
articles, too numerous for the space of an ad-
vcrtiscmcnt
g17 FAMILY FLOURby the Barrel
NH 30 3w.
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State Of Rhoi'Io Island, &c. &C,

"hsHIS@Tos sc Ole fk's Office, Supreme.
Judicial Court. naar IA, 4. n. I32G
WnrnrA- LYDIA Sweet, Of North Kings
town, IN 70 county Of Washington,
wio OF AinbroS5 Sweet lGio Of said North
hnigs'o"h, oy now residing in pcr.s ~
hnown 70 sa' petititioner, hath filed her pc
,i'lon ~ ID saIV office praying for the reasons
thereln s'v d, that said court would pass n
, Iecrco OF 'di eorce rendering null and void tho
% %ponuS OK inatrimony now subsistipg between
'hof ana aid husband: This is therefore TO
potify ne said ambrose Sweet to appear, it'-
no :" 81, at our Said court, next 90 be holden
at . 0 ntlI-Kingstovn, within and Cor tho coun--
V oiWashinrion on the fourth monday of
a'r.ii next. MATTHEW WAITE, OK.
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Cierk'S OEee, SHpreme Judic,at Court-eova--
" ycf.NcpPou.
"UEREAS BErsEY JAssIeAr Of New
w port, in soid county, wife Of Bcnjamir
Janngan, preferred her petition at tic lato'
March term Of the said court. praying for tho
reasons stated therein. that the bonds Of mar
f.age between her nnd her said husband might.
be dissolved, and decree Of divorce promul~
gated which said petition was received, and
notice ordered by said court 10 be given TO tho
said Benjamin This is therefore 10 notify
the said Benjamin Jannigan, that he appear
before our said Supreme Judicial court 20 be-
holden at Newport, within and for the county
of Newport, on the fourth monday Of August
next ensuing the date hereof, and shew cause,
Of any he ha,fO why the prayer Of said petit
ton should notbo granted.
HOLMES WEAVER, Cierk.
Newport, march -, 1896. fmlG1
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Bourbon, Jan 1. 4 number cf prench ships. |
Sailed in co. fr. ST. Helena, Feb. Z, with j
Companys ships ir. Canton; saw an American
ship going in Spoke March 10, lat. -, long
20, brig Cuba, Knight, fr. Portland, for Ma
tanzas, l,ad experienced severe squaii IN
which ,hcy had been forced to hcave over
part Of their deck load
Brig Washington, Rappcl, II days from st
Plerres, MSrtinico. lcii there, mar. ., ship
Mary-ann, Whitmore, of Glooest'r, tor 81
Thomas, unc /; brig Gov. Winslow, Knapp, of
Salem, for ST. Thomas, in DIS; do. Thames,
burlington, of Bath, fr Wilmington, for st
Thomas, = DIS; Orient Il Nancy, Haniden, OF
Boston, Just arr; sch. Duplicate, Waters, OF
aud for Baltimore, II Charleston, via ST Tho
mas in q days; do. Enterprise, of Portland, Tor
Washington, y. & IN ~ davs; John Arno,
Washburn, ir Plymouth, unc s-'h Five Sis
ters, Doliber, for Marblehoad, do; do. FIVE
Brothers, Fuller of Kingston, for Elizabeth
city, DIS; Mary Jane Knapp, for Newburypt
unc; do. Caleb, Barber, do do; May Flower,
! Whtten, of Plymouth, for Anguilla, in o DIS
! Spoke, mar | lat % a., lon. ~ 80, brig Ris-
ing States, Turner, 10 days fir n York for
Mayagua Mar, -, lat 81, 30 long. 1S, ~,
| brig Hesper, 26 hours fr. N York, for Havana.
Died on board the brig Washington, at ST.
Pierres, Feb. l2th, VIM York, seaman, ma
tive of Portland, (Me) aged Il years.
! Schr. Lady Howard, Hutohons, IL days fr.
Augadilla, Porto Rico the following is taken
from her Log Book His B. NJ. frigate HUI
zah, sailed few days previous to the Lady N
Schr Only Son, Miner, ar, at that por, Mar
| ., if. Plymouth, (S.c) leaking badly, and was
TO sail again in about - days for the same
place Len at Mayaguez, brig Otter, 7 i,comb,
of Newburyport. Spoke, lat. 33, 20, \. long,
IL 20, W. schr Volant, Bailey, for Newbury.
port March -, saw schr ashore on Block
lsland, with her topsal loose, and trying to
! get ofs-supposed she went ashore the night
before, as it blew very heavy, and was uncom-
monty thick, and dark.
! [The above vessel has since hecn asccr-
tanned TO be the schr Midas, of Sacc, from
! Havana. bound TO Boston, cargo, sugar ard
molasscs. Vessel and cargo entirely lost
! crew saved The capt. and crew are expected
to arrive at this place, by the first convey
ance from Block Island.
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domestic Ccttons, Bed
ticks, &c. sc.
Ms S@3S 3SIDMSa

WlLL receive tomorrow u lbrgo ns-'
w sortmcnt of blcached ard unbleocL-
cd 80 a. and Sd cottons--w,i,h a variety
OF other articles. purchag,ed at the lato
auctions in Providence.
ALso,-Bedt.cks Of q superior quality,
which he offers for. sale at reduced priccs'
Newport, Inarch 90.
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Grand Stotc A.ottery,

Class Tor .Marcb Is26.
| LNOR tho erection OF Free Bridge across
II the Blackstone River, near Central Falls
! To be drawn in Providence on the S,h day of
April.
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~ 'JTICE-The subscriber having been
L's appointed by Robert Crandall, Esq. one
&c the Court Of Commissioners for the trial OF
|, Insolyent petitioners, for the counties OF
Washington and Kent, Assignee to the estate
of Hannsh T. Robinson, Of fNorth-kingstown,
widow, hereby gives notice 10 the creditors OF
the said Hannah, 10 present their claims to
him within SIX months from the date hereof,
or they will be precludod from receiving any
dividend out of said estate. s
SYLVESTER G.. SIIEARMAN.
! North -KinssteSn, MAJ. y, leo. 4w
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Russia Diapers.

TUST received one Bale RussA DIAPERS
- with variety Of other goods, which will
be sold Cheep,by II. SESSIONS.
mar 30
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.hE.MOR.i.NDi.

Sloop Speed, ar at Philadelphia, 22d inst, ir
this port
Brig John, Norris, ar at Havana, 81 inst. fr
this port
Sailed fr Havana, Sd inst ship Elbc, Stan.
hope otthi3 port, for Hamburg.
[. $. ship Cyano, was at Pcrnambuoo, Feb
ruary H..
BRIG Horizon Cook, from Bremen, ar at Lis
bon. Jan %.
Brig Mary, VinsoN, of thiS -ort, was a,
st Thomas, lst inst. to proceed 10 st Johns,
p. X. To load for y. York.
Ar. at Richmond 10Th inst brig Edward
& Mary from this port, sailed schr. llydcr
All for do.
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The thunder storm Of monday eNning,
the 20 inst extended from the Delaware TO
The Penobscot.
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700 vo's ste> uled ia a slsi.footoyy mas
%is ge I'd a;s " ds nss. rt1sonqgIs tsr"''of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-20
YELLOIY NpRIncCS

VIE subscriber having been long rendered incapable Of a,
tending Ia business from Interpretations oeIs 10 rent that
ceie"al,a establishment the Yellow SPRING. situated in the
county oil montgomery and State OF Virginia, six miles North
OF me courthouse and main road leading the Western co
" Lhegiea' medical qualities of the water situation and
all combine to render this desirable ,itna
u'n 10 oban health IN the He will venture 10 81,
bt tne water mas superior, and roads loadn, To 4,
are INFINITELY better ian g. any other watering place IN h
sc'u9no TN" country Should any per iucl line to rent he
ed uoo of eiai years, accommodating FERNS A. IN.
coed expect Ps,son who calculated tor ths
Snn VII enter upon Undetermined to do we conideny h
maj ne cannot ial Az carly application will he adrisabe
msnets' some furniture will be supplied and first rate sker
ives near the SPRING who can be employed easy terms
Jan. 81. io iLoH
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lEron the Monthly Dfaya.ine.
THE SONG OF THE CURFEyy.

BY MIS-. REMAINS.
1IARK from the din chui eh-tow.r
The deep slow Curfew'. chime,
4 heavy sound. unto hall and bower,
In Engands olieu time!
Sadly twas heard by him who came
From the fields OF hi, toll al night
And who might not see his own heattil's fame
Ia his ehildren's eyes nrke light.
Sadly aud stsrnly heard,
Ks II quenoh'd the wooj-iifeS c'ow,
Which had chcei'd the bird with, the nilil.Gu! word
aud the icd wines fOaminS flow;
Until that sudden booming knell,
Flung out from every fame
On harp and lip, and spit fell,
With r'sht aud with ol'aG..
Wo Tor the wandr cr then
la the wild dcpr's forests far
No cvrsse CLAMP, 70 the hlunts Of neii
Might suid. hiiu star.
aud wo, Tor HIM, whose vakeful soul
With lone aspiring, ilrd,
Would nave lived DER some immortal sr,t'll
While the Sounds of earth were stilli
Andye, deeper wo
For the watchers by the bei
Where fondly loved IN pain lay Low.
And rest totsovk the head
Icr the mother, doom'd unseen to kecr
by the dying babe her pfice,
snd 10 icel Us iirobhng breast, and weep;
Yet MT behold ts face
lla,kness, III ohiefain's hall
Darkness IN peasants cot
Vhile Freedom, under that ,lraIo,yy NH
sale mourning o'et her lot
Oh the fre-,d.'. Peict We wen may PIKE:
For blood hath ilcwJ Ike Iair
POur'd forth 10 make nery sanrtuarics
OF Eiyrind's homes again
ifcsp the y-le-iageots high,
Fill the red light hill, the room
II. hom.'s gvn h"dr, when the st6rlny "
uTous thick with evening gloom
Gather We round the holy hearth
Ard by lis brightness blaze
Un,0 thankful bliss We will c,aprc d,n u,ir0t
With thought Of the oljcu DAYS Eli
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TRUST SAIE

pUi1noe % we provisions ef deed otrus executed by
ID Shad'wIek Alend and Elizabeth hi, vile bearin lst.
l5u o-l oi record IN The county James c coun
~ o W purpose Of securing The payment of certain sun Of
MP9iy e uil July next being james city c5 isy at ;he
l''Sn "a W'iiarbug, proceed public auction 10
iH sie g" ha valuable estate lying and being IN tie county
l"lci, e,5d Po"h''sn containing about 1900 aercs, and
Hran' aooul three miles from the city Of William hug As
perry wond prefer to eonfdc in ms view Of it, more
cuaF description deemed supeIuous, Only TO add that
To- Pleasant Akin and by him Transferred to Dr. Alfiend TO
winch deed reference may be had the situation and boun
'adIe.. THE TRUSTEES
june . a.,
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rs. wooDsoN.
500 REEaRD.

* oNAWAY, about the Easter Holidays last wear M,,cb
1929 from The service OF Mr. James Moore Twin. on
nc iufnkt Road about miles above EIenehese j.,
chesterfield county, negro named Poly This so
m'n' Is supposed ,went OF, hGa NJ iames Riyer
perhaps towards Ltnchhug She IS tolerav stout made b,i
rather short has somewhat Of suiy lock- and gloomy
'eanoe when spoken TO- She may probably be abol, thirty
years age her clothing well known. She has ofta.
nT'd on both IN Richmond aud Pcersbure ana ,ay ,I
We sun urAn5 about one Of those places. ANY pers Who vii
sac sid Woman nany Jail that she may be otren
" ADVISING Tue thereof by letter dirsei,J In
h 'obe io till called Tor, at the Post Office Richmond ba
receive the ab,.e reward and the motto. of her being 80.
go "e Po'r'e'Iy a''ehHed TO THOS. a TAYLOR.
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.hOTITT

~ ITner iH'rns hsfriends and the public generally
"i'ie Sly 10 eHPaiae on the qualies Of The water L.
e P'sCn, disposed TO visit the Springs to those who
eAtiilon IN his power TO render the Of win.
f,e ana si"eabIe. HIS bar shall be well furnrheh
1. hin an opportunity Of supplying his table with The bst
hta,s ~ tne season. The cabins will be render much ,
comfortable than heretofore, having been s5deJ a.,
n''a chimney, hack with strong and gentle pair of h"t
~ et'in driver together with two saddle horses viii
spl,ng are situated at " miles ouh-ea. Of Orange coT
Fredericksburg and 50 from ChlroUesyiIle ''''' 'V"'
i we tune he subscriber beg he public to he a.srea
uat ihe Oid Cum SPRING will be alandoneJ the bn
and weary traveller will always End there soretpr 70 % 3
Nj. IN a' n'5n" JOHN Parish.
r.
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$50 REJY9RD

* tNAWAK 70" The subscriber, Irving in the eoun,v ~
and, ON Monday, the I'D iu ry negro man n
l hAWLEY,oi dak complexion. % years Of ACC abonl 8
ee inches high lie took with him new double vloye NJ;
virginia cloth coat also, snuG coloured cloth or cs,
ock coat wiiha large cape his other clothing h v,rior, ~;
HtH gniy AID longer than common uc-s0e5 lie tsake
genirci appearance Tor negro; de fsrefnrcr Of be
in o. 90 aboui hs mdhejoni and ne has sear ON the f
mead oee1''oned b. the kick Of horse he n fond a. J;;
hnses hen Cooper snd Miller I have no lonh, ~ ~
attempting 10 rnss free man, and think proateb he H..
~ some means obtained fee papc and viii trv n %, &
buari come ve,'c az Richmond Peiefburg and y,
&C. 10 Fhhadelphia, az he has father free man ivnv
20 hTeny rwarn al owners vesssls ~
Hkns him on hoard Otherwise harhorinr Of bio, nJ III
H Peson from harhoring employing him IN ,nv =. a.
"a" VII IN al CAGES be put in force Phe ahoye re,gsi ~.
'e PAID 10 4nj person who win deliver said RAUL Nv -
or secure him 81 Jad so that get bin srsin F" "e,
Nay %. mas HOnACk'
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NIIRIl EH non sAI 4,

ENHE ,ub.eIber duly authorised TO scItbi y.Ir.b1 .
D Ve ne resides belonging 90 bis father Wade My1b
s estate hl5 been so recently advertised and 50 well know
es particular de.erPon Of it deemed unnecessary H9
Oh 'ne river possesses more advantages The bGidinr1
on e l9rIa = IN g9od order for cultivation The small e1
EIimciu "aeo with the cotton crop have uicu,Iv nr,s
thal T. admirably adapted 10 the growth Of tIt IT,
osmed 70 .e. bargain may be had by those disposed %
&c may be had az valuation and viii seed TO, ,e
crop OF wheat at fai price For further pauIsrs Itf -
Curles. July r. N1D III
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WIiTiamsb0roueh Female .4cgdel31

- "ttUtoOUOU9H H6lHQfe dcddeU1y.
aNlNu taken possession of the recently ,ccuDcd
NJ ny Col IA Richards it Is proposed OPEN in this plc
inaiy ipf the instruction Of young lahies which will he
r'iHeay under the direction of Ann OBren In or
de 10 fegune the patronage that offered the school as well
y from ehoe shat feel incumbent ON me 10 devote r
he as am not actually engaged my professional puit
20 we OF the best interests the Institution In
"oPendehiiy OF this competent additional assistance IN b
pupils may require it. ' %
tai, will be taught. W ~ N u
a. believed that'e tina, be effected by teach
I' ~ 'he limited lime spent by children al sch ,o IS Ia Ia,
e ioun1ioh Tor iure attainment. efforts will he mainly
mat way Such studies, therefore as either the
e ndnoh "i society does requ e. or the surces ar
u""Ho which may nc rendered inpractoabe from m cum,
stances, will not be attempted avn YIN
"a RAPID progress Of the pupils, the number and opurv
OF sudes Is what We design avoid young lady viii he adj
will no, entie her. " r. ' '''s'e9
occasional ezerei'e III the intervals of study in conpo,ion
IN te5hs and commenting the English Classics with he
soIed To- calculated TO inspire taste fof polite teroie
Inc poe OF board and tuition including spelling readu
writing, nesde-sork grammar, arithmetic geography sro,
o}' myhooSy' chronology bclrs-lerts logic and moral
hlo'opey, "be $50 per session music SIS painting and
,sn ou9s ady viii ProTide herself with blanket pair oil
Inc hr't session viii commence the 18Th Of June
I,, 80 SPENCER O'BRIRN.
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DaNVILLE .gCaDE5fv

z VACANCY having ed the nlice of teacher ri,
h,' institution the Trustees desrou. of engaging for
he next session. which will some time in Jly =
gentleman whose moral character is unexcep,onabI am,
Is wen qaaa to teach the English Laa and Greek I'm
Sude togie with all other branches OF Education p,na Nv
taught IN academies: personal application would he pref
. no' Convenient any eer upon the .aIject post paid
VII, W. Will be immediately attended TO- --
clay Is n.
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AUGITSTA SPHTN7,.e,

ms h,ab shment will be cpen on the f Of June md
Inc C." ei'n 90 Hif Ohm q. Wright an experienced ma
mayer every eho'i will be madeto ave general sa.f,r.
oh " beautifully situated the Elefn base OF the North
Ai'un,tn - miles ". from Stsuntou aud 20 sncs S. w
"" i'', 3rug and near the road leading through each
r'seo 10 me Wdrm Hot, Sweet and white Sulphur Srrs
lhe climate beisvcd 10 be the most healthy 1nd IN sum
ner the most sable "a the state and ie nagovencnts c
modaon IT 100 boafders " | '
ne waters co tain quantity Of sulphurec, HYDROGEN gas
WIN 'os carhonc acid gas, and sufccntlv pm -ve
l"Ti 'eot upon The kdrcy, skin and sionac /. almost i'm
m,dr'ai upon all Fccfeary organs most poverf Il,
m c5e col srn e where has been tried has proved n eif
pecuAiR chcariDus, aud n cutancou dpepfie L,r-f ~
oou' sHecion experience has fully tested ii ,urt,r
I"oa music and good pack OF hounds val be provided
Tue oagcs from Richmond Frcdcn,i .burs and yvirelc.
'cr arrive az Staunto three Zines week f1- whence ,,
sen5Hs by mack can reach The Spring o. trse hour.
AsWs pace go ~ Hs infancy, compared with the ola ,,
isnS places D" virginia, fcpcct reference inside 4, Inc
s,'et rnenen' under named, sil o whom have hi some
"Pr"t i'y ~ becoming acquainted With IL, merits aed sn,
einmh may ha,cio public patronage. any
Jcne g. NlbLIse.
Hon. 5lme' Barbour Washington; C.L s,even,oo K vy,,
Dfi"atd, tgr, frederickstmc; Hon John Cyst,r anil
chapman Jclnson Esq. Richmond Dr.. Il J. W.ls, snt
Hogci sagndo' 20 Williamsburg; Mathew Cua Norr,ik;
iiehfy E.heson Esq. Hampton Col. 10 Montague ro,v;l,
'sni ~ ~ unes' Carersyiile d. Ludlow aud Pas ~
ing ~ EsseS Hon T.. Barbour ani Walter 80,
5'ln tclly mud T. Il nyfr. Etsrs. htrI,ge.vfff.