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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-15

Fashionable shaded Straw carpeting
ealieoes andprmted { A greet variety oflin'
muslins en- Drillings
Canton and Nankin Fine black Lasting AN
figured aud plain excellent article for
grapes pantaloons
Black and crimson raw ! Fine blk twilled bonn
silk Scaris bazetts
German silk Hukfs. Fine black and drab
Gauze wells n hdkfs Denmark Satin
Green Oil cloths Fine Nlarseilles Vest.
A variety of Gauze ings
and betting ribbons s Hemp, Angola, cotton
Leno, book, jaconct, and silk halt hose
and real Swiss mus Fine Linen cambric
Inns Linen Damask, differ.
English Mourning ent widths, very
ginghams and Ba- cheap
tiste A lot OF fine "A grass
Best Italian blk. Grape blcached Irish Lin
Fast blk cotton, silk ems, of an excellent
and other Hosiery fabric.
Together with a large Assortment of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, viz
Plaids, Stripes, Chex, Tickings, brown and
white Sheetings from the, best Factories.
The above GooDs will be sold as Cheap
as al any Store in town, without exception.
Newport, June l5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-15

In New-Jersey a5,000 acres ofwoodlands
have been run over with fire and upwards
OF 5000 cords Of wood prepared for the
market have been burnt, and number of
cattle destroyed. ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-15
SCHOOL BOOKSnnd .sT1TyOvsYy

a very general variety, consisting OF ar.
tlcles usually to be found in Book
STORE. June
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-15

THEM ARE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08
- EW foHhi Dec.
OYER AND TERNI1NER.

I've jury about FIVE o'clock yesterday afternoon, cane
mt" court with ,erdt Of GUILTr, against every per-
son on iria namey-Mcssrs Barker FcTmiyea, DAVIS,
n'oWn a"1 Spencer The jury out about three bouss
molten for trial, understand, VIII bc made aud
argued this day.
n!'hough the present case was considerably abridged,
su, 1t vas close and condensed trial, embracing all a
Ole and sttcr.Wh hen tire opinion IF the court
gwen 80 the trial, shall have sometime 10
the subject as we have carefully abstained as well as
oee presses from any comments calculated 10 excite pre-
odIe against the accused impair their prospect Of
fair Gs-fing.
The jury was composed Of respectable and intcYgcn,
meo, and some Of them oaudd'y admitted their unfavc5
bic oia5 when f-s, cn'?aDnslisl. m z Encu.T-s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08
@oworesg % t0e gI. Stafeg,


MONDAY, DECMMnEW 4, 1U26.
THIS being the day established for the annual meeting OF
Congress The membr's who had reached the City
Died in t!cr ,c>p,cliye Chambers dis morning
~ TIE SENATE.
1h' Hon John C. Calhoun Vice Pre.Ien, of the Uni.
Ted States took the Chan Il ococ, and the roll being
called over b the Secretary OValte Low,ie Esq it sps
peared that 81 members present. (a,nunr hcm, Mr.
TnAcwcll)
u. usual message iuerehansed with the House OF
Representatives. Of being formed &c and the usual
id, orders agreed to.
." b'otIng for JOINT Committee wa IN the Pre-
siden' Of the United States and INFORM him that the two
houses formed aud ready receive COMMUNICATIONS
frnm hin, Messrs. Smii & Macon chosen a commit
the part Off Senate.
Mr.. Hdynr' OF South Carolina, gave notice that he
should Wednesday next, ask leave introduce ga bill
70 establish uniform System OF Bankruptcy throughout
tbr a. States"
Aui ilarft the Senate adioufnel 70 90 mvrfrqg
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08

The L. 8. ship HoRHET, Captain CLAxTor, having nm
board Mr. SERG EAEr. of Ministers ~ the Assem-
BY "f American Nations, got under way from Newcastle
friday az half past O'Clock, and stood down the rive,
with ifcs.' breeze she isprobabIy before now atsea
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-08
HoUsE oF EEpEEsENrArivEs.

81 Il O'Clock, the House called to order by Hon
."ln W. Taylor a. New York Spe1ker Of the House
Tue so being called over Ivy the Clerk Of the House.
tiCt;hcw ST Clair Clarke ESQ l7} gentlemen answered
taor (auons them from Virginia ar. NTessr AIey
''dc, Archer, Armstrong. Barbour. Claiborne Cr,,o
D'vrnp"r'. Johnson, Mccoy. Mercer Powell Riyrs
S'nl'h Stevenson, Isliniero, Taylor, Trczvaui)
"a" usual message having been inercanced qitf TIC
e aats committee ordcird he appointed oin,,
oon''h,ee on the pat Of die Senate of the UuirrA
''f5 t" wait ON the Pfedent, aud to him the
MIA ton q the two Houses For purpose Nr La
1op and Mr. Mecae were appointed ou the part of this
After adopting the usual ofdsis for newspapers, e., Tho
House adjourned
The Pre7idcn ofthe United Stale, t,ansmi,I this d,.
to both Houses Of Congress t1e followius
MESSAGE
f.Ho,c- ,h1r,,s az tie Sc1afe
D,4 NJ the UoDss NJ Rep,ese,Iofj,es:
The asscmblasc Of The Representatives cf our Cnion
IN h"h Houses e Congress At this time under
c,rcams'ancas calling for the renewed homage Of Our
= aie'Gi acknowledgements 10 thc GIvcr Of all Good
via 'hc exceptions incidental o. thc most clichous
to'jrl3o OF human existence. continue 10 be highly
LFTfd IN az IT," elements wIcl contribute 10 ndiyi-
dual -omoH and 10 oailousi proepurfy IN The sprycy
Of offensive cunnr; SIC b4gc generally 10 observe
"b2js- ~ heath AMI regions NJ rienfr 10 orr civil
FJ! rnrel iel1tI9n- re hove rc,ce t,fnuf a,l fran
oa,H'y within, oGI borders. We arc 10 = pcorio f,
'..'a<; - % undated raP.lry 70 population wealth
"'' '''opd feso1rcetj anI, "hatcvct differences Of
'''i'' e.'s anJug u, wiihrcgarI 70 the mode and
t- r's'p5 by winch slia turn the bcncfcenco NJ
t'c'|co ~ rc Improvement of orr Condition Oerc
u ''' p' anpe''uZ ~. winch will suffer ffe
b7"7les ct Pos ."nCc 10 be- son cred urrn j- n Gam
nit "h T'"'lYc ''em with grateful bcafts aud arDl,
tH ~ u9"eifedh hands, 10 lbe adrancctnepl Of lie
81 t'a -r'."ris roconmcn5ol f7 r,o consideration r.
'rGr--- ~ 'i9r I~ Session, sc-e were o, 3.ci,,-
sc.~l -t~a. 1sa5.s 10. L-.-.It.s1, ~ ,a.f, M.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-09
ELEMENTARY AND COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL.

AT THE CHARLES FIELD-sTREET ACADEMY,
Near the Rep. Mr.. Edes' Meeting House.
TIME Principal respectfully informs the inhabit-
ants of Providence that limited number Of
pupils are received in the above School, where a
syse of instruction is adopted, which elevates the
pupils character in the essential points OF useful
knowledge, intellectual culture aud religious and
moral principle. The system Of tuition adopted,
hns been some time considered, in the cities in
England ami Scotland, particularly juiicious and
excellent, in initiating the scholars attending it
into q free and vigorous exercise Of their under
standings in every thing they called to read
to perform-n imparting to them as much SUBJ
stantal information possible; on all the subjects
that are level to their capacities-in forming them
to habits sfdisent application, as well as in cher
ishing in them the love Of knowledge-and in in
stlng into their minds, both by separate lessons
and through the medium of their ordinary exer
cises, the principles OF genuine christianity and
moral virtue.
Fully sensible of the solemn responsibilities of a
public teacher, the principal hopes most affection
.tely, faithfully and zealously to discharge these
important obligations; and perhaps he may not be
charged with presumption, if actuated by such
sentiments, he expresses the hope, and even the
conviction of being able to surerintend the educa-
ton of young persons with benefit to them and
honor to himself.
The principal submits the terms of admission to
the school, which he hopes will meet general APP
some of the best schools, well as the most ap
proved systems OF education in England, he fatters
himself, by unrenitting assiduty aud attention. to
merit the support and suffrage OF the community at
large.
Reference is kindly permitted to he made to the
following gentlemen, 'sthe Committee of the Aca-
deny" Col RICHMOND BULLOCK,
Col. Carlo MAURAE,
JOSEPH s. Cook, Esq.
Benz. CLIFFORD, Esq.
Application may also be made at the academy
at any time where further particulars msy be
known, and other references given.
The terms Of admission for each quarter are
Five Dollars. The principal branches taught are
Reading, Spelling, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, History, and Chronology.
Bookkeeping, Stenographv, Use of the Globes,
Mathematics, and the Rudiments ofthe Latin Ian =
suase charged separately.
u The French language on the usual terms.
D' Merchants Books regulated, or posted and
balanced on reasonable terms.
***Each quarter commences on the hrst Monday
of the following months January, Apra, July
and October aud the examination of the scholars
by the Committee takes place the Thursday imme-
diately preceding
May 90.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-09
JOB PRINTING.
SMITH &. PARMENTER,

"AvING just received an addltlonaI STOCK
IL Of entirely new and elegant PRINTING
APPARATUS, from the Philadelphia, New
York and Boston Type Foundries, which makes
their supply complete, now offer to execute any
business in the printing line. They will print
BOOKS, 6HOW-BlLLs, CARDS, SHOP BILLS
AND BLANKS ofevery description, at the short.
est notice, and in the 6rst style. LOTTERY
TICKETS aud other work finished in different
colours, in . style inferior to none. All kinds OF
coloursd, Gold and Silver paper for the supply Of
customers.
June II spistf
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TIME HOUSE and LOT situated on ~ Main-St.
i opposite the weaving shop Of Mr.. Joseph Gun
lid, orlnerly the property Of the late Mr.. Edward
Knowles, will be sold at bargain. The house is
two stories high, gambrel roof and in good repair.
The Lot is about two hundred feet deep, by one
hundred wide, and is beautiful situation for the
erection Of an elegant mansion.
For q particular description Of the property, ap-
ply to John Martin, No. SO, Benefit Street, to g.
=. Southworth, at the Office of the Literary Cadet.
BENJAMIN KNOWLES,
July r. IT, ofNeW-Y York.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-09

MORE NEW PAPER HANGlNGS.
VTlHE subscribers have Just received. three cases
Il Of Paper Hangings, among which are great
variety Of low priced-some as low as 20 cents per
roll. E. QUARLES & Co.
No. s2 Westminster street, 4 doors east of
Universalist Chapel.
lriv 90 1ms.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-09

DILLS OF LADING AND DEEDS printed on
- 6ne paper, kept constantly for sale by GEORGE
DANA, No. 2l, Market-Street and SMITH & PAR
MENTER, No. 9, Market-Square, by the quire or
single sheet. July 90.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-09

- EMOVAL.-JoHS L. JOHNSON takes this op-
Ia portunity to tender his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal encouragement he
has received in his line Of business, and would in
form them that he has removed from his old stand,
aud taken shop in rear of No. %, North Main
Street, where he will execute all orders in the a
bove line Of business, at short notice, with neatnes'
and despatch. r. July ..
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-09

TXTANTED some person TO wash eleven win
w dows in this Office, 10 whom . reasonabls
c9mPensatioo win be given Sept. 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
Oxford FemGIe -4codo,e,I

VIZ. 4 all Examination IN this Institution will commenes
oh edntSiay the 10Th November aud close ON m.
rid'y evening iolowing The first session of the next ye
VIII commence on Inc second Monday in January
ne very liberal patronage which has been gven t ,b
seminary The past year, la, encouraged the Principa In IN;
crease the number Of teachers and TO make some 81
on 10 The course OF studies heretofore pursued lie bas
gentleman aud lady for the ensuing YEAR who b,v.
au lohs ana successful experience IN teaching IN .on, ~
'he first academies in country. cabinet Of MINI,
Snymeal and philosophical aPPara, will added before
~ 'net o. me hex session Every recitation in
Smisuy' Natural Philosophy, Astronomy and Mneraloyv
WIN be accompanied with Lecture, ihe principles IN bt
''' ',. Illustrated By aPproPriate experiments
Particular attention VIII ne paid to plain and orp,n,.,,
fehH'nP to he projection anl drawing Of Maps TO min
Ann ornamental NFedleWok. stated lecture viii he ,ven
TO me two higher clises mental Philosophy ALis "a ~
Per'ehesd teachers viii be employed in The dey,,nt, ~
uu'i. DRAWING and Painting The Summary d, ,gsH I'd
WAN maps, Giohes,% &c. No alteration is 10 be md IN d.
price of board tuition. JOsFPu ~ ~ ''ie
Oxford, Oct IS. Isf-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
MTLLERS VILLE ron SaTC

WILL be sold {, the hghest bidder al GooebsnJ co
tii'lie, Oh 'he ihnd Monday in November next nh.
pace containing ten Of land living
"a lanes River and within two miles Of the couribone Tbe
. on Puoic landing and Two large lumber houses e. ~
reception Of gsin and other produce. The che H.
ehs oonsi Of dwelling house aud out hon,es snej, T.
."e oJmi0f taole accommodation Of small family Al
9oeeIy mouse, with four and well eDeiose3 r 49,
WIN % 'ais' good bark MILL sc and all houses usce ~,
eyh5 Oh ths business extensively. There are few
'ue country where ibis business and that Of Grocer ei
ne eguue'ed more advniageousy, and there is no dt f
ust y would be an excellent stand for Tavern II H. %
me most eligible point the river az place Of de;
we produce Of his country aud portion Of that Of Tdi
'n'ieg ~ ne erection Of the dam al Maidens AJvef
a,ul niue below, wafer suicient all times or Inc 80
veut ahdsae navigation Of Che largest size bos in
oluce n9" carried from hil place Richmond N e'
nd yne nN q the iomcr rates. Tb place he eptib ~
cay aNon road 90 The landing running through ~ ,b
5 we u"e1in8 housesaud lanyard the one sie I'd H.
uIooey ana lumber houses ihe other aud win he Iii
The day Of sale. o"' oes' On
Tie balance 90 q aud mouths. '"' ana
c...,,..,s WM. o. BARREr.
w. i's aY--tvffrf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
u AS committed 10 die Jail OF the tow Of Peters

w AS committed 10 the Jail OF the tow n OF Peters
burg, as runaway, on the first day of july
last, a negro man named Darcy, sometimes called
Darid Smith; he is FIVE feet eight and hafinches
nigh, yellow complexion, has wen on his necl,
just below the right ear, is by trade blacksmith.
has large wart on the left arm above the elbow,
and number of scars on the arms and legs occa,
STONED by burns, and appears io-be about so years
oil age; he states that he was sold in Petersburg
sometime last year to Col. BENJAMIN Jones oi
Alabama, and made his escape from his mas,e,
while on his way to that state; the owner is re
quesled TO come forward, prove his property, paw
charges and take him away, he will be dealt witt
as the law directs ROGER MALLORY. Tailor
Sept. %. 39--wlovy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
THE DEPARTURE.

-" Thou shalt lie down
WIN patrlSreh' Of the infant world with kings,
She powerful Of the earth-the wise, the good,
air forms, aud hoary seers Of ages past
All III one mighty sepalehre." BRYANT
And shrink ye FROM the way
To the spirits' distant shore.
Eatths mightiest men, in srmd array,
ARE ,hther Soue before.
The warrior kings, whose banner
Flew far eagles hy,
ihey are gone where swords avail them mo-,
From The feast of victory.
Aud the seer., who .at Of yore
by orient palm wave,
ihey have psssd with all their starry lore--
Can yestill fear the gave?
We fear, we fesr: the sunshine
Is joyous Ia behold
And we reck not the buried king,
Or the awful seers Of olJ.p
Ye shrnki-the bard, whose Law.
Have made your deep heart, hurn
iney nave lett the sun, and the voice of praise
Tor the land whence none return:
Aud the lovely, whose memorial
Is the verse that cannCt die
ihtytoo are gone with THAR gloriou, bloom
FROM the gaze othuman eye.
Would ye no, Join that hronr
OF the esrlhs departed a,wer.
an the masters Of the mighty song
In their Tar and fadrless hUwcr,s
Those songs high aud holy
but they y,uqui,h our fear; -.
NOT tom otr path those flowers are rune--
we idn would finger here"
LiEgrr then yetawhile
As the last leaves ou the bourLl
vf;e ieVeG the CLEAN of many smile,
Which IS taken fiori you now
There have been sweet singing voice,
In your wallis that no,y are silh
There are seats left void in your earthly homes,
Wheh none again uay ill.
soft eyes seen no more
nat made spring-line in vour heart:
h'9dred and friends aie gone btfore-
and ye still fear 10 pal;!
we fear not now! we fear not no,y!
'"oush The way through darkness bc,,I,
plr souls are stiong to FOLLOW thcm
Our own familiar friends" f UFsJ,SS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
Taluable Real Eslale 6ar Sci.

uua0Ie Real Estate for Sale.
Wish TO selt"O tracts oCl&nd lying in the county of
DELI one containing about 1000 acres. the other b,e.
acres The two tracts separated only hy
On the hs lt being theaetv which tier. an. NOT
more han 500 of open n most of which has
eeied "thin few years. There now TO clear large
qusa oil hst rate Tobacco Land nearly all Of which lies IN
noay TINS tract lies remarkably we'll being very little
hdued-he water tine, aud the healthy and
The improvements large dwelling house of
IOok kehea, smoke house, house &C. together with an
mousse aud good tobacco houses all OF which M.
vi me other tract nearly halt Of open land and in
STATE OF improvement, part of which fiat land of ,r
superior qualify There also on il an excellent Mil Ss
and good orchard well selected Iu trees The iuproye
hen are two good dwelling houses about an half mile
wan all the usual out houses attached each Of them
uei unnecessary to describe the property in more
a MANNER showing that those who di,ps,ed buy will
mr., we" but by of further induce ment would FAT.
ha mere Is ON these tracts, large quantity of good
H, "h'en d eerNhly considerable acquisition 10 them
All persons who DESTROYS purchasing the sboy. nro
perry are particularly invited cali aud view the same rhe
ms VIII ne liberal ami accommodating and made known h,
the subscriber living the premises about 20 miles sib
Lyhehourg and 8 sOutleas from Campbell courthouse,
~ " TT, NATHANIEL w. PAYNE
ID Inc ab've land could be enivny divided into
smaller tracts 10 suit purelasers w T.
August II. o7-vtr "" -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
LANO FOR NaLE

INTENDING to move, wish sell my plantation in E...x
TINS land l. upon the RapPahannook river about II mic
ABOVE iaPPaannock and 40 below Frederick hure The
contains upwards Of 500 of high land aud about 800 of
"hieh very ra and remarkably we'll calculated for
hous aud other requisite upon il; aud for ~
have lived on IT, my family with the exception of
year, have been exempt from the fall disease. Of
the lower country Amore particular description Of the
ms's Is not deemed Necessary, it presumed tina, no one
VIII purchase without personal inspection The terms OF sale
Essex. july 10. on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
COHDAGE FOR -
ANaSAA NA1 FOlt 1871.
NAVY COMMISSIONING OFFICE.
OIL o. 10.

,..,,, 9th Oct, 1926. :
fT'llE Commione's Of The Navy will receive pr,r,, nm
4 until the 6rst day If December next for M, ci.
quantity Of COtDAGE 10 be made Of tie best cle,n gp
foued Hemp, Tor The Navy, fyr the year 1921 VIZ '
20 Tons o. hr delivered al the Navy yard al V,rffL
~ tons TO be delivered al The Navy Yard al Wssbin,ts
aud %oih
40 tone 70 be- delivered n The Navy Yard at Bottom.
" 'ueh he' As 'hal from time O. time required.
The quantity n ne delivered on OF before he t ~, - @
l8I' snd oaeil on W before Inc 6rt day Of J1y foi
NIX INC Ccrd1ge 70 BE- of the beet quality aud q, ,pJ H.
PROOF he fe'pecuve Navy Yards, which viii be The s,oe n.
iha OF he present year The foregoing qulue. e,l be- a.
iuay contacted for with The condition ths The
ei NAY eStendt The quantity dfy per ceui by giving f
pt'i' notice 10 ihf contractors. Oilers 10 state wbtft, E
common or paout lad. '' ''i
Octf5 n az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
James Riuer Land az Prirate Nlrie-

"A FARM situated about 20 miles above Richmond con
tan'nS upward VI 500 acres, with fair proportion Of
IA abundance OF timber for the Of the farm III
oou 'VV acres or smaller quantity OF high and low land
may DC sintd on very reasonable terms tn.
are good aud sufficient for every purpose tesent farmer
@ Planter Tins property, IN point Of fertility and sea adj
'ses mas lew equals She River. Immediate
WIN 'he STOCK u every description, and facility afforded in
sowing crop OF wheat, for which parcel Of seed will
e The high land shift apa't Tor the ensuing
produee ed when last IN wheat nearly bushels per ACT e.
po now IN better heart The others of acres ,aeh)
qu GOOD ot the low grounds large proportion is first
qui'y Tobacco land Being solved sell iinme daely
great sacrifice will be made apply to the Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
Twenku UoLlars Re,cnrd

an away i'on the plantation OF subscriber near
anoV-r Town, about the ii Of August last A negro an
slave named Dick. lie years u age he il IN heib,
po1 I'VE eet "a inches, very strong: he quito
us front teeth are very WHITE wide apart pio
om his mouth. He has sometime. a foolish ook ,ben -
ken TO- lie had on good clothing domestic fabric and he
m sreat coat Of Imported negro cotton CLOTH lie has many
acquaintance IN Hanover, eTcU sBd CITY of Rchnoui
and some IN hns William. to believe i,.t he
We" lurking about ChickaIominy, aud Richmond during the
y part o Ssptember Iwii give the above to any
that set him again. WM BRoCKESBIoIf;T -
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
SELECI SnHnnL

NJ school will be continued the ensuing year; nv brother
w John g. NIXON, who has had years
as teacher aud Mr. John M. Winston excellent classical
scholar, Will be associated with the OF the
school, ia which will he taught the Greek Latin French
languages together with those branches of learning which con
5iiue complete English education. The school will com
nenee M"ndy the I'D day OF January, 1884, teri-
nate On the 9TH day of December following There will he
vacation Of four weeks commencing on tn. 18th of June
Tue Priee for hoard tuition washing lodging and fuel will
be enc hundred aud ten dollars, pay able half Ist
day o June 1877, and the other half the of Dec
following The discipline Of the school will be parental and
a' much ea' and kndnes will he extended boys conJed
10 my instruction, as TO my children. Boys chat known 10
ne vicious unruIy will not be admitted into school, and
II any such shall be pied upon me, they will expelled
soon As they shall he found ungovenabie Nj residence
remote from the haun Of vice immortality and
bly, heahy II Is situated IN The county Louisa forty miles
from Richmond and about the same distance from Frederic
burg. The stage from fredericksburg u Carcrsvle pase,
within four hundred yard; Of my residence and hs from
Richmond 20 Iarronburs, within miles Of H. Letters IN
should he directed TO Jackson's Post Office Lonp
Sept. %. 5SOI3'f In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
$50 REWARD

~ ANaWAf on SATURDAY the eh inst, from The resiJeoc,
- ~ Mrs. Sus1uni Iins!ey Hanover county r,,,.f
nm canned IACk, vho calls himself Jack Smith lie h .
I'VE rect w 0r ~ inches hish s compe xio es.io %
eninrs hs mclued i95e straight, add about b re9. Nh
h hsd variety Of clothing which DC took With him a
he can read sai wrne hs bls, psoshy. free pos. Css,
o. ye''.i go eheri &c iotwirned bot btor o. esfrv
hi DOT ~ lhe Stse. The above reward will be fsit rs
uken out q the State aud so iftsken IN the Sat. ~ -
'' n ~ 90 '''A 'Baa- THOMAS u. TINsLEY