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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-09

CdmpbeH County, Der,mber Coarf, le2G. llr1Rab
Brooks, Fit. against Bartlett Brooks aud Johu ilolf
Dcfts. In Chaaccry.
The defendant Bartlett Brooks not having entered hrs
appearance and given security according 10 the art Of :.
~cmbly ard the rules ofthls Cont, and il appearing IT, Inc
court that he Is not an iallnbitant Of this Sta1e-It l. uoler
ed, that he do appear here ou The ii Monday IN Nu,a
next and answer the hill Of the complainant. aud that
lhis order be inserted IN the Iynehburg blrginau, far
two nlonlhs successfully, and posted al the front door o.
the courthouse ufihis county ON some cunrt div,
20 ACupy-Teste, JNO. ALEXANDRIA E.
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NJ ATRICk II. CABELL, attorney at Lar,
x viii, in future, regularly attend the courts OF
Nelson county. His office Is on Main-street, a
few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
August p.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the clerks office Of the
superior court Of Chancery for the lynehburr district,
the list day of January, lS27. MilaJal +. Lynch, John
Lynch, ir. Mary Lynch and Jesse Hare, Pits. against
Edward Lynch, Micajah Davis, Christopher Anthony,
John Alexander, William Davis, jr. Abraham +. Big
gers, John Jones, William J. Morris, Charles II. Lynch,
ex'r ofAnsem Lynch, decd, Mahlon Cadwalladcr, Au-
rustine LcftNich, David Kyle, William Kyle, AleNan-
der Hepburne, Michael Nicar, Samuel Tardy, Micalah
Davis, admir- with the will annexed of Micajah Lynch,
deed, David Saunders, sen. John NJ. Warwick, William
Owens, Daniel Brown, Ammon Hancock, Samuel
Bran>forl, sergeant Of lynchburg and admir- of Tho
ma Humphrc4 :, decd, CharlcsL DhreH, John Lynch,
Matilda Roberts and Richard q. Hidden, Detts.
The defendants Dasid Kyle and William Kyle not ha-
wing entered their appearance and given security accor-
ding TO the act OF Assembly and the ruics Of this court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not IN
hahitan,s OF this euuitry-lfi is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here ON the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that IA copy OF
this order be forthwith inscJ ed N some newspaper prin-
ted in the Town Of l. ynehburA, lOr two months successive
~, and posted 1t the front door ol Tho courthouse in the
said town A eopv-icstc,
&c John WILL &C.
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Thu defendant Benjamin Perkins not haNilg entered
his appearance aud given security according 10 The atoi
Assembly aud the rules of THIS court, and II appearing by
s1lisfactofs &C., iaencc thai he u not an Inhshilnt Vi this
eonntry-ltis ordered, that the said defendant do aplfar
brre oil IL first day Of the NEXT term aud answer M hl
pf The lJintif, and thai a copy ri this order tr lortl-
NItl inserted IN soiuc newspaper printed IN the h"not
Lynehbure, for two months succcssircly, aud pfrtrd At
the front door OF the courthouse IN the sud town.
- 4 Gopy-Irsto, JojN NIlS,N-
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Messrs. Thomas Sterling and Henry Lyme. er'rs
ojdte iaie Iienry LgHe, hf elder, dec Joha {,
Trayt0r, HOmoS tn7t linn b Trent, Iho
mas DIR, Patrieh H. FOuniaiHe and John Z.
IHH rs aim Of Samuel MI, dec.
" EhTLEMEN-Iake notice, thai on Satur-
- day the 18th daY Of March next, at the
n. England Exchange, IN the City of London,
we shall proceed 10 take the DISPOSITIONS Of Boyd
Miller and others, to b. lcad on the trial of our
suit now depending against you IN the Superior
Court ofChancery ioi the Lyuchburg Dist lct,
III the state OF Virginia, wherein W., as surviving
partners OF the late mercantile firms Of David An
derson " Go. and Hart, Campbell ~ Co. are
complalnants, and You are defendants and if,
from any cause, said dispositions should not be
taken or completed ON that day, then and in that
cast We Shall proceed at the same place on Mon
day, the ON day OF April following, 10 take the
same, 10 be continued rom day 10 day until com.
plctcd-And you are likewise notified that, ON
Friday the 9th day of April next, at the Eagle
Hotel, IN the City Of Richmond, Va. We shall
take snndry other dispositions, To be read in Tia,
,ame cause, and il not taken on that day, then at
that place on the 3Oth day OF the same mont.
We shall proceed Ia take thcm-At which tim,
and places, you alc Invited to attend IN person o.
by attorney. Your ob't %scre'ts.
JAMES H. MILLER,
PATRICK HART.
Jan. IL. c5w2l
a. You arc also notified that on the 2lth and
18th days Of \pri, next, AT Lindsey Colcmuu's,
IN the county Of Amherst, We shall take the de-
positions OF David >. Ga land, Wm. Long and
Tiers, TO be read in the trial of the same causes
When and where you may also attend.
j. Y. MILLER,
p. HAKT
Tom 90
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NlkGlNlA3-At Rules holden in the clerks office of the
superior court ofChmcery for the Iynchburg district,
the 9Th day of November, 1876. Martin Parks, Will
am Parks, Samuel Burks and Peggy his wife and Am
hroSc liuckcr and Elizabeth his wife and the sad Mar
tin Parks. admir- de bonis non oCJohn Parks, the Young
er, doc'd, PIT. against Moses &ucker William l..
Bnrks, cxr Of Samuel Burks, deed, and Benjamin
Parks, Defls.
The defendant Benjamin Parks not having entered his
appearance to the amended bill Of the plaintiffs and gitru
security according to the act Of Assembly and the rules of
This court, aud Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is not an iuhuhltaut Of this countrY-It is ordered, that
the sad defendant do appear here on The first day Of the
next term and auEwc m the said hill OF the plaintiffs; and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper printed IN the toNn Of Lynchhurg, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse in the said town.
10 4 cory-restr, JOHN WILLS. c.
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Zba.teay q Ceagrcss
Warrington Cry Lottery,

ngtrn Ciiy Lottery,
lIRST CLASS.
z4sHE Managers respectfully o9f y the pun
~ ,,,,r, the e,s, class u 1he Bsaitqgioh
- Is,ie.es. arranged "a lie established n'oas'
sr -, eomhmat,ra af threc nnmtets on eseh
Ticket Z method deser,eJly the mesi p'Poia''
Sscaase il utterly precludes the possibility OF a.
nv = Of OF ffand.
10 Vygksre ased-q RaHoisfo be Drarn'
WASHINGTON Cry LOTTERY,
FIST CLASS
10 he drawn n1 Wednesday the 18th Feb. 1877.
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All IN IA EMoyAL-SlHtEL DN,
E# ~, kEL, Il @. have removed
sH@assss% their HAT STORE two doors below
he Markct-Ilousc, and nearly OPP
poste Mr.. John Bnllock's where they otter for
sale a new and extensive assortment ofFANCY
FUR HATS. together with a general assortment
of common Fur d Wool Hats, a pant otwhicharc
ofthrir own manufacturing, and warranted obc
first quality and made ofthc most durable mate
rials. They solicit a share of the public patron
age, as they are determined to keep constantly
on hand a complete assortment "f fancy hats of
the latest northern fashions, and likewise eve
ny description of fine and common hats OF their
own manufacture, all OF which they will sell very
low for CASH.
All hats bought of them, of their make, shall
ne roned without charge.
Jan. Is. 800
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AT rules held in the clerks office of the county court of
Buckingham, or Monday the first day ofJanuary, ls27,
Reuben u. Palmer, pit, against Simeon Bevns aud
Nancy his wife and Thomas NJ. Bondurant, detis. In
tlHurefy.
Tbe defendants Beyins aud wife not having entered
their appearance and gwen security according To the act
Of assemhly aud the rule, oithIs court and IT appearing
By satisfactory evidence that the said Bcyius aud wife
tre not inhahitanis Of this commouu caltll-lt Is ordered,
tlal the sud lictins aud " ie do appear here on the first
las Of March term next, and answer the bill ofthe plain
TN and that "A copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted
IN The Vrginian, u public newspaper printed in the town
Of l.vnohhurg for two months successfully, and posted nj
the Trout door oil the courthouse ofthis county.
% A~copy-festa, Il. lLDRlDtiE, ir. dc.
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NfEW STORE.-Thc subscribers have Just
~ opened, in the house formerly occupied by
Mcssrs. Lettwich II Clayton, and directly oppo-
site the Nifginian Office, a large and well select
ed assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, Cutlery. &c. which they are
determined to sell at the most reasonable prices.
They invite the public to give them a call.
RANKIN L. COLE.
Nov. .. tv12
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ny IRGINIA AT a Superior Court of Chan
y Gerry holden at the town Of Lynchburg,
tie Goth day ofOctober, 1921.
Jane l.. Crockett aud james l.. Brown ex'rs.
OF Robert Crockett, deed. Pits.
against
Benjamin Perkins, John Moore, James ".
Dlbrell, Thomas Moore, John y. Rose, Thomas
Moore, Jun. autt Richard Perkins, Delts.
By consent OF the parties, by their counsel, the
court doth order that one of its commissioner
do take AN account of the trlst fund in the bill
mentioned aud OF the applicable. Of the same,
by the trustees, as also an account between the
defendants John Moore and Thomas Moore
decd report the same to the court with any mat
ter, specially stated, thought pertinent by him
self. or required by the parties to be so stated,
and'by like consent this order is to be without
prejudice to the rights OF the defendants or Ell
Their of them N relation to any other point in
volved ia this cause.
a Copy-Ieste, JOIN WILIS,i c.
Commissioners Office, Lgnchb,Ug,
Odd December, 1876.
The parties in this cause will take notice that
| have appointed Wednesday the twenty eighth
day of February next, to carry the foregoing
order of court into effect. ON which day they are
required 10 attend at my office IN this town with
their accounts, vouchers and copies OF court
papers prepared for examination and settlement.
JAMES BEN AGII, G..
Jan. %. c4w25
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VlRGINlA:-At Rules holden in the Clerks office oftle
superior Court ofChaucofy for the l%4ynchburg District,
the 9th day Of November, l7ah. Roger Mallory, admir-
of ns late wife Elizabeth, John I. hrcnc and Sally &.
kecnr, Pits. agdjnst James Fastham y Abram keonc,
the executors ofW illiaIn kecue, dec. Thomas |. Sprag-
elns, udm'r of Molehezedeek S%praggins, dec. W llllun
Bailey, admir- Of llerbcrt {. Cooke, dec. and Paul Car
ringtOn. surviving executor of Sarah Darlington, who
was cAecuriA OF George Darlington, dec. Deits.
The defendant Jamos Eastman not having entered his
npeuranec 10 the unendcd hHl of The plaintiffs and given
reurIty according To the net Of Assembly and the rules OF
,ns court, aud il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
lc is not IN ~mhabtant of tins country-It Is ordered, thHt
TIE aid defendant do appear here ON the first day Of the
xxi term aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud tnat
3 copy OF 1nis order be forthwith inserted in -ene news
paper printed N the town Of T. uchburg, for Two months
,GcccssI,aly, and posted III tie front door Of the court
house IN the sad town.
- AC~opy-Testr, JOHN WILLS, c.
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN tho Clerks Office 1fthe
Superior Court ofChaucery ton the %tbchbnrg District,
the 9th day Of November, ls2G. john :. Carter, PIT.
against tbram Carter, Joseph r.. Garter and William
Jopling, executors Of john Crawford, dee. John {. IL
hot, an infant under the age Of twenty-oue years aud
John {. Burrose, De!ts.
The defendant John c. BnrrUse not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the net ofNs-
sembl, and the rules Of tins court, aud II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an lnhHhitnut Of this
country-lt is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here ON the first dav OF the next term and answer the bill
of the plaintiff and that a copy of tins order be forth
With inserted IN some new spuper printed IN the town OF
Iynchhrfu, for two months successfully, and posted al
the front door oftho courthouse in the said town.
o. Aforv-Tc,te, Ohm WILLS, {.
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PRINTING

Neatly and promptly executed at this Office
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Flow er

ElOW6 CT iced.
Red striped China as hock
ter double black do
White do Double mkt do
Rcd do double yellow do
Lilac do yellow hawk weed
Blush do Double purple ]jacobea
Purple do Bladder katmia
Bonnet do Venus lookingglass
Rose do blackberry lilly
Purple globe amaran yellow lupincs
thus White do
Tricolour do Blue do
flos Adonis Bose do
Sweet asylum Dutch blue do
Alkekcndi or kite Perennial do
flower Jacobs ladder
Love lies bleeding Double lark spur
Musk bottles Double rose do
,cotch brown branching do
Canlerberry bells %lscarlel lirehnis
VIM bush llavCtera
Rose campion Lavender
Golden coriopsIs Mignonctte
Red purple aud whitcI | prIght do
Columbincs mixed kanuoculus Marygold
Crimson coxcombs French do
White chry sanlhcnium Large Double do
lrieolour do fo do
Scarlet colutca Sweet Alaiorium
Double balsamincs Myrtle seed
GIue cantanchc Ice Plant
Purple Caudy tuft Sensitive Plant
Minor convolsolus Imperial pink
squirting cucumber Maidcns do
Coriander lCarnation pink
Dahllas (bcautilul) Pleasant eye do
NiAt Dahlias China do
Hearts Easc Evening Primrose
star III the Last Marvel of Peru
Purple Perennial flax Double white poppy
Catch fly Carnatlon do
AIthca frutez White egg plant
Bloody wall flower IPolyanthus
White wall leav'd stock Rockets
Gill Scarlet Snapdragon
Scarlet %brompton do starry Scablns
Purple do Purple do
Queens do Sienna
Zen week do Saffron
Virgins do Double tall sun-lowcr
Mkt biennial do Sweet sultan
Fox glove Taugier Scorzonera
Musk geranium strawberry SpInage
Mkt do yellow Indian shot
Balm gilead Crimson lrcioil
French Houeysuchle Garden Nalorian
Homework Sweet William
Honesty Thyme
Double china Holly AIixican Zcminicia
The subscriber offers the above list of Gar
den and Flower Seeds, together with every o
ther now in use 10 his customers, with IN a.
smance Other being genuine-Also an assert
mcnt of fancy flower pots at a small advance
above the New York price.
WALTER II. MIDDI ETOS.
Opposite Posi- 0Dice. Lyach6uyg
Feb. |.
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or The LEGEND OF THE LAKE, an original Tale,
will be published in the next number of the GAR
rAyr.
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ing, and can knit her own stockings, than for
half score of pale-iaced, wasp wasted piano
drummers-t Poushkeepsle Journal
CONFESSIONS-oF AN ALBUM WRITER.

have written from first to last, i'll two hun
dred and forty SIX Albums In hundred and
ninety five of them | have made love outIis' 10
the charming propretors, though two thirds of
them excited no feelings in my naturally cold
and passonless heart have invoked blessing
on the heads Of thirty three, in the most fervent
and af1ectionate style, some Of whom have not
known an hour previous to the time Of my max
ing the invocation, and | have complimented
eighteen on their possession Of unrivaled worth
and exalted genius, although, to confess the
truth, knew as little about the matter as the
man in the moon. Fifty times have sworn
that there is nothing in the world equal to a
light blue eye, and fifty times have sworn that
nought in nature can compare with black eye;
| have praised bright eyes for the sunny "a
dance of JOY that flooded every thing which
they fell, and have praised dim eyes, for the
moonlight melancholy that shone in their hu-
mid glance. | have vowed sometimes, the
cheek from whose rich bloom the rose might de
rive fresh charm, was thing that devoted
" worshipped and at other times, have sheer
snowy paleness Of sensblty, whose tears had
been so often shed for the troubles Of life, that
they had actually washed all the red color from
the face. have praised high foreheads for
their calmness, and low foreheads for their pas
sion. have praised raven hair, auburn hair,
chestnut hair, and red hair, and to my ineffable
horror, | once discovered that had been culo-
gising the ambrosial curls of lady who wore
wig | have lauded Grecian noses, Roman no
ses, and pug noses, white noses, and red noses;
dimpled chins, double chins, and picked chins;
straight eyebrows and arched eyebrows The
consequence of all this has BEEN that have
lost my character for consistency, not only in
the estimation of others, but also in my own |
have had the reputation Of being in love hun
dred and ninety five times, though | conscien-
tiousy affirm, that have not, in reality, been
in love with more than sixty seven different per
sons, and never with more than half dozen at
once All my flights of fancy have been con-
strucd into serious declarations of passion-I
have narrowly escaped ten suits for breach Of
promise, in which the only witnesses against me
would have been Albums, and an unpoetical ju-
ry would have infallibly convicted me | have
been called perjured swain, breaker of vows,
hypocrltical pretender, an unfeeling wretch,
and (horresco referens y male nirt!
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TEEE MEDLEY.
MUSIC-lTs EFFECTS.

'lhc relative of friend OF nine observes
Mr. Nathan in lis Essay on the History ard The
Dry Of .Husic, having been ordered to Devon 4
shire for the benefit Of his health, used frequent
" to ride out in the evening One night as he
passed lone house, his attention was drawn
towards it by sounds of such dulcet melody that
his heart became captive through his cars, and,
without seeing the fair siren, he was full lathom
five in love-he never rested till he obtained an
lntroductlon-Lls offers were accepted, and they
were married But alas! for the waywardness
Of the human heart, But short time elapsed
ere they parted, and for fifteen years were isno-
rant Of each others pursuits. Business called
him into Scotland, when his car, hen least OK
pected, caught the sound of that voice which
had formerly made SO deep an impression The
afec ton which had slumbered 50 long, revived
with fresh ardour-the hour Of the evening, the
similarity of situation, and the same melody,
were condolences that struck forcbly on his
heart repentant, and trembling with emotion,
he rushed into the apartment where she was,
and renounclng his errors, impored forgiveness;
a reconciliation followed, and the renewal Of
their affection was permanent and unabated
The story of Stradclla, composer to the opc-
ra at Venice, whom Purcell is reported to have
taken for his model is too well known to need
narratng in full. On Stra,lclla's Iii .hl with the
fair Iiortensa, they took refuge in Rome. The
noble Venetian with whom she had resided
while taking lessons Of Stradella, cnraged at
their perfidy, hired assassins to destroy them.
For some time the braves search was unaval.
ing-but at length they discovered that Stradcl-
la was to give an oratorio Of his own composite.
ton at the church of San Giovanni Latcrano.-
Thither they repaired with the determination
Of assassnatng both him and his mistress as
they left the church-but the beauty Of the mu-
sic joined to the expressive manner of Stradcl-
las singing, caused compassion TO enter where
she had never been before, and murder melted
by music, forsook her prey. Following Stra-
della from the church, the braves confessed
their errand, and the miracle his performances
had caused
An Enigma, said to have been written by Mr..
Cannng-which for length Of time baff1ed the
skill of all England to solve.
"There is word Of plural number,
A foe to peace and human sumber.
Now any word you chance to take,
By adding S. you plural make;
But if you add an S TO this,
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()tS

PocActs-Nothins 50 variable and capricious
as fashion. The time was, and old people re
member, when ladies wore pockets strange
as it seems, this was true. When this clumsy
receptacle for keys, pocket handkcrchlefs, SC
was laid aside then came into use the little bag
or satchel called an Indispensable, 10 this sue
cecded the leather cases somewhat like car
fridge box-and last Of all, the baskct-ycs, Il
basket, that may hold something less than
peck, Winchester measure. A few weeks ago
saw well dressed woman walking up to the
door with a basket on her arm. | supposed it to
be one Of our first ladies' about TO make morn
ing call. But no; as stepped to the door She
asked me if wanted to buy some peaches
Now, no harm was done; but this shows how
easy il is TO mistake basket ,ron,an for fash
ionable lady .Ntc Htrcn Herald
Discovery Of Misunderstanding to tradition,
we Owe the discovery of Madeira to love Lionel
Machin, young English gentleman in the reign of
Edward Third, of handsome person and engaging
manners, became deeply enamourcd of Arabella
u AlCA d ialE VI hoDie ituHiy ana lnCOWpaTa0c
beauty. BEING rejected by her friends who be-
trohed her to another, he prevailed upon the lady
10 elope with him and putting her on board
small ship at Bristol sailed away for the Continent.
They had, however scarcely lost sight Of land be.
fore tempest arose, and drove them far out into
the Atlantic. For many days they beat about in
the ocean, and felt all the agonies which the pros
pect Of starving at could infiict; but were at
length driven by the winds en- an unknown island.
This island was Madeira They landed, and roam
ed about delighted among lis wild rayincs and sun
ny slopes bat the f4tisues and hardsbips they un.
derwent were too much fer Arabella-she wthercd
away and died in the arms of her lover. Machin
Soon folhuwed her. Their remains were inferred
son woody little en1Inencc overlooking the sea
and to this day the Portuguese point out the spot
where their ashes repose and the town of Nac|jca
traces its name to that of the unfortunate lover.
MADAME DE LoNGrEyILLE-Llnoccm .7nsusemenis
This lady, after playing conspicuous part in
the war Of the Fronde, when peace was made, and
her lovers had abandoned her, was reduced to the
necessity Of seeking for some other occupation. At
first she attempted the part of belle esprit. but
finding that this did not fill up the vacancy, she
took refuge from ennui in extreme Devotion The
greater sinner, they say, the greater saint. Madame
de Longueve must have been very distinguished
in the latter character, if all that history tells be
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-05
New I onfnn Academy.

ZHHE TRUSTEES of this institution have the
- pleasure 10 inform the public tha' 'he ppi.
digs, sc. appropriated to the use OF the school
have been recently repaired, and are now in
neat and comfortable condiiin. whilst the
School itself, under the direction oil the ke'h
Nicholas II. Cobbs, is aourishing, and every
way deserving the mos, exteaded patronage.
Mr.. Cobbs, aided by one OF more competent
assistants will continue to supefnteud lis exenc-
ses during the ensuing year, aud il IS expected
will retain its direction for considerable length
Of lime. The well established reputation OF tins
gentleman as a tutor, added TO his high chaIac-
ter for morals aud piety, authorize the trustees
10 assure the public that under his guidance no
pains will be spared 10 render the institution a
most useful ochoo OF learning and morals
The course Of instruction viii embrace all the
branches OF ordinary English education, togeih-
er with the Latm, Greek French and Langua-
ges, the elements of Mathematics, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, Geography, History, Bellies
Letres. &C
The present session of the School will expire
the 18th Of November the ensuing session viii
commence on thu 10Th dav Of December follow
ing, and will end on the lOth Of May, when va
cation OF one month will be given. The terms
OF tuition will be- D 8 per session, payable in ad-
vance Boaid ding may be bad on reasonable
terms in the lamily of Mr.. Cobbs and in the fam
lies OF neighboring gentlemen at convenient
distance.
Sept. 81. ctsS