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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15

Look az hone.-While Congress are 50
careful Of the public purse as some Of ito
members would have the people believe, W.
would recommend that an inquiry be insti-
tuted, 80 ascertain whether it is not the uni.
form practice of members Of the House Of
Representatives when elected to the United
States, to take mileage home and back to
Washington, be the distance more or less,
when they have nothing to do but walk from
the Chamber of the Representatives into
that OF the Senate. Such we know has been
the practice. Dem. Press.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15

From Braza-By the arrival at n. York
Of the Brig Horatio. Capt. Hall, from Rio
ja1eiro, we learn that the Empress Of Bra
Ill died on the 10th Of December. The
Emperor was at Rio, Grand about the first
Of December, on his way to Mentevldeo,
with about eight thousand men-the squad
ron had gone round. Com. Brown had tax
en-, off Santos, Brazilian Corvette, Of %
guns; and it was reported, and generally
believed, he had an action with the Brazilian
frisate, the latter end of November, and
that the Amazon had been much injured
Brown was in corvette cruising on the Bra
zil'an coast.
The United States frigate Macedonian had
been in port some time. The Cyane SAT-
ed for the River Plata on the second Of De-
cember. The Boston sailed for Santos at the
same time.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15

pelican was shot about two weeks ago, y I.
the Mahoning river, in Ohio, which measured In n
feet from the toes to the extremity OF the -"
and eight and half feet from the end o. e."n o"u
wing TO that of the other. Its bill was nv, l,....o
inches long, and its pouch capable OF hoidi'S
gallons.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15
A NEW REPUBIC.

New Orleans papers to the 18th were reoe,,eL :. s,e
at Mobile to the 18th, ut. They con'a'i, 'TS Tr,
ligencc from Natchitoches revolution u, = N.
as. On the 10th Dec. the united force, 9 u-oy -n
cogdoches ond .9yeh Boyou had declared me IOit
ince of Texas Free and Independent OF the yaro..
ed States Of Mexico, and hoisted nag ~ ,nsn, na
dochcs with the words sLiberty and Indepehu
ence" on it. ). 1,rar.
1t is said that few days previous, sS ln'T n.n0,
Chiefs, in that vicinity, held co'lncii an ~. er
iseel to assist-and 200 Indians, princpaiiy
okees, had actually joined the new T" Ike,
The new Republic had been chrlsteneu'; - q
public of Frcdoni''-and their hag cons, ;a, n
red and white, emblematcal OF tlle ,onunts. u'',o"
tween the red and white men. Later aeeer &C. eu.
received at Natchitoches, furnishes ,Fea.s ..'sn,
tered into between the insurgents and IVES tWss \
three tribes of Indians. A National Cohs, s',ey
to assemble at Nacogdoches on the 'ifs' 'i''
in February.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15

The Legislature of Kentucky have r.
elected John Harris, President of the BaHi
of Kentucky, and o. G. Waggoner, President
of the Commonwealth. They have as9
passed resolution TO burn six hundred
thousand dollars of the latter banks paPer
called the surplus notes" OF the bank
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15
York, Tpper Canada. j, III ,

IWh, tpper Cdnddd, J Feb
Hhite Prisoners al The Iiochy Mountains
few weeks since a man passed through Burfori
on his way to Buffalo, near which place he "a
he had been resident before the war-anl th.. ~.
he was taken prisoner by the western indians ~
the battle ofCippewa, and carried to The Rocl,
Mountains west of the Missouri, that while ths,s.
he saw number of white people, say eight ten
or twelve, who had been made prisoners dorns
the same war; how he got away our inform,nS'
does not say, but he stated that it had been o,na
impossible for any of the whites to make Their o..
cape. The Advocate, as well as the Black Raj
paper, formerly contained an advertisement of'
icring $1,000 reward for the recovery ofa NJ
Adams, supposed to have been taken under III,
circumstances.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15

The Committee on the Public Buildings nave
reported bill making the following apprOpr'
tons; For completing the work done on ana .
bout the Capitol the Capitol square, and rs ~
closures, and for buildings for Keepers, Ens1e
House, and stabling, s84479 o5; for repair; ~ "
the Capitol, 500 dollars; for repairs and IN
provements at the War and Navy Department, sn,,
sl495 35, ,and for additional fire apparatus t'-'
dollars.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15

From Kcy Uest-We learn from Can,
Johnson, Of the sloop Emcline. arrived on on
Saturday, from Key West, which place h.
LETT IL days since, that Com. Porter remain.
ed in that port with his frigate the I.S.rtsd
and an armed hermaphrodite brig. There.
maindcr Of his squadron, consisting OF two
brigs, had sailed to scour the coast Of Cuba
Two frigates and three brigs of the Spanish
blockading squadron renamed of the port
The Commodore was under no apprehen,
siens from the Spaniards, as, from the ma.
turc Of the port he can put to sea withou.
difficulty. He had despatched one Of his
prizes to Havana with $50 prisoners, being
the first intimation the Spaniards received
Of his situation. His squadron was we'll
manned, but had few officers. His nephew,
Capt. Charles Porter, was second in com
mand.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15

female who lived near Loghrea in me eua", ,,,n
of Galway, was recently thrown l'.o .... nerson
lime kiln, and burned to death, BY two py,sb .h Il
who pretended to have fallen in love wiz, LAM
above Girl and her sister, and were about u I b,
with them One of the sisters saved mrs.
fight. The murderers have been aifes'e''
Col. Duane has abandoned his lnle",~ .da,-
publishing newspaper, The supp'''p
ised was insufficient
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11
sept. ..

INOIlGE.-We are wiling to continue to
Ii take IN about halfa dozen Young ladies as
beardcrs, whose parents Would wish TO send
them 10 school IN this place. at our usual rates rs
heretofore, viz 500 per session of five months
for board Washing. lodging, &c. to he paid one hall
ar all in advance. If not convenient, the balance
at the eud Of each session. We nave two Pianos.
which Will be ut thru service OF such as might
be l%ear0ing music 10 practice on, aud we will
pay strlct attention To their health aud in all ca.
Sc OF slight tnd,spo,ition all administer 10 their
relief without aoy exha charge for the same.
My professional duties will he diligently pnr-
sued as heretofore, and promise strict attention
10 all patients thai may he placed under nv care
either for Medical. Surgical, or tqnisura laid.
JOHN |. CABELL. NJ. d.
7. :. Nv house which mas becn occupied for
some time by Mrs. Ann Morris, is now for rent,
anti immediate possession can be had.
J. |, c.
0ft, /. tC2w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11

StlOoN mNnERN.-rhe subscriber has late
- procured an additional hrst rate Booot
Binder, which enables INN to do all work. in
chat hue, wIih neatncss and dispatch. lie has
received dfec' from fhilaaeiphn, n vcry lare,
supply OF paper oi very superior quality. whiciI
enables INN 10 do az, iNnd of BiaHk Horh nj a
ninuJe's notice, Merchants. Clerks. and the pub
lie generally mas rely on having any work or
dcted OF me, faithfully done aud made out Of thc
hcst materials aud "a, ,orY low ~pices.-Persons
1l~lrus cooks hound ore requested 10 bring them
forward immediately a, | an me hat at leiS-
nre aud can do them much better than When |
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed mat bud books AZ much lower prices
stan they ever were known 10 hc done at III this
fart Of the country aud IN a much more SUPERB
~ ipanneI. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Feb ts27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11
m RUsH'S Anti Dyspcptic or sour sto
. y EL..L Il.lI. IN .al..LL-L.LL. LIZ LII

IfAE RUSIIS Anti Dyspeptic or sour Sto
- mach Pills, an invaluable iemedy for Ind.
grStion ia ~ most coInplicated forms.
OF the variety OF diseases 10 which the human
system Is subject, few are more stubborn, none
more distressing OF destructive 20 the constltu.
ton than Indigestion or Sonr Stomach. This
disease prevails To a great exicntaud has so gen
erallg balhed the skillofthe faculty, thatn RENE
dy easy of administration is truly q desideratum
IN every place. The ruth OF This statement is
confirmed by the experience Of thousands who
have suffered under il, who after having used
many remedies 10 no purpose are no" Obliged
% have recourse TO such paliiatiycs, as they NAY
chance TO hnd more conducive TO their comfort.
BY indigestion is meant loss Of appetite aud
great weakness, particularly Of the legs, and a
wasting ofthe Whole system. Heartburn, or an
uneasy sensation of heat about the PIT Of the sto.
mach, which is sometimes attended with nausea
OF sickness Of the stomach and vomiting, belch-
ing up ofwater Which is generally sour, paleness
Of the conntenancc, eostiyeness, %langaor, siddi-
NESS, lowness OF spirits, Disturbed sleep, palplia-
lion of the heart, iatuIency, &c.
These symptoms vary IN different persons,
some experience more of them. and some less,
each la the ufde, aud degree oil his own patticn-
lar ca,c.-Ihesc Pii = aCt as il powerful tonic
ueutralize the Acid upon the stomach, gives
rtre 9Th 20 the dcb,litatcd organs Of diccsiions
Srstore the appetite, remove nausea. at the sto-
mach, aud ultimately recover the health OF the
patient. They do not contain mercury in any
form, nor do they sickcn the stomach as most
purgatiye medicines do, but perform the Office Of
a sale and mid purgativc, and are not surpassed
by any midicinc. They are therefore partien.
larry calculatcd for family use.
The inventor %oftiiesc Pills was one of the most
eminent tTnrFtffnttate# aT t4adtat.as t., tIa I.,9t.I
States, aud used them successfully in his prac-
tee for many years. They are not got up a
no,trum 10 deIude the crcdulous. but are recon.
mended on the basis OF truth and experience.
IN order that they may become extensively use
fui and within the reach Of oil, they orc offered
NJ The low price of 50 cents per box, al the
wholesale aud retail Drug aud Medicine Store
of THOMAS J. DUNAL.
August .. 3m Sole Agent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11

lie suhsciifel has rs pleasure OF aanourr.
inp to his friends and the public generally,
hat ht has received direct from phIladei .da,Jy
the last evening stage, = io" wy spIcndtdnes
,oies which he will sell sc,y .oM-
Among the books are the following new works
VIZ
Reuben Apsley in . yole. by the author Of
Braplblrtyc House, The Tor Hlh &c.&c. This
work IS So universally praised lat any thing
more sad from me might be supei. tiuous.
The Epicurean a Tale by Thanus Moore, this
IL SAID 10 be decidedly the best production 1on
lac pen ofthe author.
The Loving and the Dead-rhis work Is well
worthy thc attention Of my religious riendsa as the
publ, genc,aly aud am greatly mistaken i
all wle cad il is no, we'll plcased With II.
HE Subaltefu or Sketches of the Peninsula
Var during the Campaigns OF lSi3--l4, BY al
ey witness, Ibis work is well worthy tie aia-
ON e every pefsou, aud muen question wbct-
a. a more interesting "orn wa, ever published
AbRAh r. NORTH.
Seuf. IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11

Richard Mas. Elijah Mays, y Waiam Roari
nAkE No1iCEs-That | shall ON To 10Th
- day OF March next, at the courthouse OF
lIardiman County III the town of BOLIVIA. and
State OF Tennessee, take the depos.lap ol
John Hunt to br read as evidence, in a ,uit dc.
pending in the Superior Court o CHANGER. for
the Lynchhurg District. in which you anu others
are plaintiffs, and my wife, and myself ave de-
PENDANTS, Aud that | shall, On the 10th day OF
December next, at my own house. in -
county ofBedford, take the dispositions of james
Mays and others, 10 be read IS evidence, in the
same srt, to be continued from day to day TIL
finished. LEROY JORDAN.
Sept. 20. clwi.
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4.

VINO BE Soda tract Of land on lie ,..,
- SIDE ofthe Turnpike road, adioinng A.,
Ilmherlake, containing one hundred 4 iafr, ,aa
acres. A recent survey, made ion that pnfoo,,
ascertains thai there are only ffy eight sr,e,
o. The above land cleared, and uighiy. lmr =,
ores still in woods. The wood land ishesyil, ,o
bered and mostly strong tobacco land and I,
about three miles from Lvnchburg.
Also, Il tract of abort eight miles from louo
near Speecr'S Old tavern containing 6@s ac,.'
about one third ci~eared-haying an ong.o.
portion of fat land fit for meadow. THIS trar r.
well watered. has a comfortable dwelling bou.s
h other out houses, harn, orchard, &c. BobG,
above tracts are incumbered. and viii he .J
low to discharge the liens Either wilIbe d,A
icd to suit purchasers.
am likewise desirous pfClosing all nv pn,c,
tleed aceounts-shall apply myself diligently 10
this purpose, and solicit all concerned 10 lacls
tate IL. NM, M, RFES
Sept. 20. So. c47
u Adjoining to the above tract ofl12 n
ores, and cut Out oft, | have - - acres an
ANXIOUS 10 sell. My land has been highly in.
proved. My housc il coinmodlous tor a law.
ern has four rootus on the first flow, besides A
BARRON, and saddle room. The Kitchen is We.
~ good, and the Meat-house new aud uucola,
monty spoug dad pacious-Stables, &c. I'll.
Spring is generally known to be equal 10 any,
and the Sp, in, House unsurpassed. A bargain
may be had IA the premises, by application 10
'aml Garland, E.l. OF The suisse lher
{. |. TiABEkLAKR.
Sep. !. c3ls.
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1NsEGiIGE.-bt vnrue Of decd of hust. a.
III eeu,cd h, Nauam Roach. on the 7th "
~ February, Isl, and of record IN the Office a.
che county court u Campbell, viii be sold. ~.
lhl,lic sale. to' casb, or the premises, on Mo-,
day the 10Th lust tOctoier J ono lot OF piece
ground, containing about SIX acres with its i'm.
improvements, lying lmmmediatcly or the road
leading from Lynchburg 10 C%ainphcll Court.
libu,e. ami ,he Same wherein the said Rea ch
t%ornerls rcsided.-euch title only - is vested
she trustee will be conveyed to the purchaser.
The TRUSTEE.
IS tctdS
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Aisa - Lftfs rssagisiaK az TN Tes eeies al
- a.tanz. On I've ~ auy q OF ISL.
S-4spsxt AsibpHf. John Il &c ff. ~
snu.on4. Ms f.lisahefh Alexander, 'ieft's
.sEts~s John : n. Alien John Alien.
R-Iahp Bafd. Ftrd has, ]l,epbon Bmea. lIa'
Il K.,satL Tit1snas brooks >. lasufs boNiaE-
a Essa.Astd ,. Inomas beunei. Nv br1fS-
Nm. ge4rnr. Nta Bpnet1, Nj Ma 'ba ~"
Yarurt. Amanda Blanks. Mis- tfauees }. i.'f
mel Tdsard goaK. leonard Beiluse, Mn. Ma
nev Bftsht. Plrtsan, Beler. Saml Booth
C-Aln. Mart 4 Coirosaa. Capt. lohn
rron., ,. Jesse Ctsrk = Nte sfell' 1eir' '.
Cr,yei }. RllInei Cox. Janes Coz, { nhs. | ~
klaHala Cot Nss Nt,ttR COLDS alefs
CHANGER, Copd2
D-Lnawrh l.. Bausen. John b Dshney.
Vim. :. Lcprrcsi. WIN Donargdn, John b''la''
james Davis. Ninrod parncli -
BENIN. E.sek, & l Edwards = nm, IT,
iiott, Jacob T. ,let, VIM. Edison, VIM II. fd'
enietd. Aiis Mstgatctt Elliott haf'"'h t.pP''
F-Nm rockingham, loln " ! en"''R'isa''
Poster.
G-Iepis Green. George Grubsr. Llgah Gar
r,t. 81 Gilan. lohn G'ilrspie. Nj, Lhou
Lrenvi1a. John II. Gla.. Richard GwaikIns.
Afibuu nalcomb john l. Hafrts :. Lewis
Hi Nm. r. llat,h, Wm. Holland, btaniofd
HiS NJ LYDIA z. ileaden, Lennon b. iiase''
man, Virginia Howard.
i--F3al tones . Mss Polly Jones. Mr.. A"n
Jonc5 ,. Henry Iafinn. Caleb Johnson Hezehlhl
Jordan. VIII joiner.
k-Wm. 4 ktanth >. Abram KING, llczekr.
ahihlnsef. Br,asi kine J " kelth.
L-alss SHaii I. Lee, 5 NJ Lynch, seihN
I,o, Ienn Il Ice. Nm. Lambert. Miss Mar
rsrcl Lily. Lamb aud Haas, Thomas Lain.
M-lis grow ", tbnm, George Markham,
David Maxwell. Miss Jane llorrlaud, Miss La.
r,J naorman. George Martin, George W.
sianfo,d. L,rorre Nayn, DANES { WALTON, MI.
McClasky. Christopher Morris, Mrs. hilEab.'h
Maltin.
N-ITpnrv Sofy"lI,
Ednnna Pace. Daoey T. Penrman, He
srhuh roll3rd. Lodo"iek fiire, Mr.. Pointer,
Nm Peer, Edwd l. Page. Richard Potion.
R-Miss : Aan Reese, Plyn Reid. - hig-
glcr. Georgr Eosr. ambrose Kuckor, Hrnry W.
Recsc Alexander tIad, Thomas Robertson,
Joseph Robots. cold man, felix Robert ;
S-Nm. VI. shumnker, ALLEN smith, Henry
. stratlord. NJ. Elizabeth Sayrnakcr.
T-lohn ". i%nlslow. Edward I%n,lcy, lobn
Tylcr. Robert li.sot, Mss Margaret lifpct.
Martin Iemplpien, Mrs. Anu late, Nathaniel
Terry
Edward Via. Joseph VI. Nena'le.
N-fti.h Walker II Nirkham, lhos. W.
Njlcax. Edward Winston. Capf. Elias bllis,
Thomas " Wilson. VI. Winston, Josiah hood
sou. Jesse " eth. Thomas WAIT, Nathan Wilt
nn.oa. John II Williams ,, benjamin Watts.
1hpuas 7. Watt.
l-Joel lants
JoHN u. MURRELL, r NJ
Oct. /. Il
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w ALUABLE REAL ESTATE For s,,n
Y Will be sold, TO the highest b,dda'
Saturday the 9th day ofOctober ne,t ., q
premises that well known and valuable q.,,,.
Booket's Ferry on staunton River. in u ~
county, containing between four and Give In.
bred acres, belonging 10 the estate of Gu
Hairston, decd. Also, at the same linn
place, will be sold. another tract of land l,n-
contiguous to The former tract, containing :
tween two and three hundred acres, aud ~ We
by the name OF the Camping Bottom ~.
made known ON the DAY Of sale. ~
BY THE EXECUTORS.
Oct. 4. ctd.as
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11

V37HE subscriber having relinquished the sale
Il Of Tobacco aud other produce on Commits
sion. soliclts those friends who have heretofore
consigned 10 him, 10 make heir shipments to Al
instead McCrcdie, and tenders his services
rs agent for the receipt aud forwarding of To-
bacco to ialand and foreign markets; upon
which the customary advances will he procur-
ed at the usual commission. -Tobaceo, Flour,
&c. forwarded to his care and stored at his
Ware House, will be received aud handed over
to any house nthis place free of Commission.
w. /. MOhhlS.
Richmond, Oct. + im!J ,
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NMfR. ABRAM kEkTON.-Sir as you are
III not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
| avail myself otthlS occasion to notify YOU that
| shall proceed to take the deposi ions of james
Hopkins and others, at Patrick Court House,on
the 10th day of November next,;o be read as evil
dence in a suit depending in the County Court
Of Patrick, aforesaid, wherever | am plaIntlil,
and you are defendant, ut which time and place
you may if YOU choose attend.
am respectfully.
GEORGE HARRISSON.
Sept. 90. civ
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YTsAFE the pleasure of informing their custo.
RI mers that they have Just received from
Ne" York, a few articles in the fancy line, a.
mong which are the following, viz
A few Superb Lace Cares n Wells,
Handsome Thread X Gynp Laces & Edgings
Cold. Gros de Nap, plain and iig'd. a new and
splendid article.
Seal skin Black ~ White Prunaila Shoes.
A large assortment Of fashionable Winter
Goods is daily expected.
Oct. s.
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Valuable Land for ISLE.

VINE subscriber offers for sale a tract o'iano
= containing BY recent surrey so acres ~
ing within one aud hall mics of Lynchbarg, on
both sides of Black Water Creek. This tract OF
fers advantages which few Others have. II Is sup
posed TO be two thirds cleared aud the balance
well numbered. The subscriber deems a further
description unnecessary. Being about 10 remove
from this country, he is determined 10 sell on ae-
couinodating ~terns-Young negroes vii be Ia
ken in payment. GARLAND lAlE'
Sept. p. cows
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~ the 2oth OF December next. iffhir. if not,
~ the FIRST fair day, the subscriber will sell.
ri public auction. on a credit OF twelve months
before the Franklin Hotel. in Lynchburg, 20
likely negroes. consisting Of meu, women and
children. They are negroes OF fine character :
among them are several cooks and house ser.
wants. lfthey he net sold none day the sale will
be continued until they arc all sold.
The subscriber will tikcWi sc sell privately his
tfact of land in Bedford county, situated on the
north and south forks Of Goose Creek. and on
the main road leading from Lyncbburg TO Fin.
e%astlc. y miles west of Liberty aud adjoining
tapt Buford. II contains about l4oO acres. of
Which soo are unrlearcd. The part which is
uncleated, except a very small norton. is excel.
le' tobacco land. Of the cleared land. 100 a
cres are low grounds ofthe first quality. and the
remainder remarkably line high land. This
= one Of the best tracts OF land IN the np-
per country. being well adapted to he %cnlti,a a.
ton oftohacco aud all kinds OF grain il lies re.
mafkably well and is yer, free from stone if di.
slted 1t would make Two very handsome tracts
which snail be done. ii those who wish TO pur-
chase wish II. Persons wishing to purchase may
apply to the subscriber residing in the neigh.
bourhood OF New London, or TO Can't. Bufnrd
residing near the tracts.
WILLIAM IRVINE.
Oct. 8. ID.
u The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertiser ent tll the day of sale. and
orwardt hcir bill 10 Tins office for pay M
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'NOTlCE-Al persons having rIaims again t
IL the estate OF lattleberlf Pattsnn. do,
Lands paneson, decd. and John M'Couuea.
decd, are hereby requested 10 bring lhem for.
ward for adjustment. being about to close my ad.
miuislration accounts w,th the said etnfe.. l.
they are not presented by tine frs day Old.
cenber next this notice will be plead in bar Of
such as may be after that date.
ALEXANDER PATfESON.
August %, c3Ip3
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New London Academy.

/nHE trustees of this institution have the
pleasure TO inform the public that the but
dings, &c. appropriated 10 the use Of the School
have been recently repaired, and are now IN y
neat and comfortable condition, whilst the
School itself, uader the direction of the keyd.
Nicholas II. Cobbs, is flourishing, and every
way deserving the most extended patronage.
Mr.. Cobbs, aided by one OF more competent
assistants. will continue TO superintend lis exercl-
sea during the ensuing year, and It IS expected
will retain its direction for a considerable length
of time. The well established reputation OF Tins
gentleman as II tutor, added 10 his high chaTac-
Ter iof morals and piety, a%uthorise the trustees
10 assure the public that under his guidance no
paths VIII be spared TO render the institution a
most useful School of learning and morals.
The COURSE Of instruction will embrace all the
branches of ordinary English education. toeeth-
cr with the Latin, Greek. French and Spanish
Languages, Indictments Of Mathematics. Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Geography, History
Bellies Lettres, &C.
The present session Of the School viii expire
the 18th of November the ensuing session will
commence on The 10th dav OF December follow
ing, and will end on the 10Th OF May, when a va
cation of one month will he given. The terms
OF tuition viii be Sl5 per session, payable in ad-
vance. Boarding may be had on reasonable
terms in the family OF Mr.. Cobbs and IN tie fam
lies of ncighboling gentlemen at a CONVENIENT
distance.
Sept. 81. elsa
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MfRS. ANN l. MORRIS, requests the favor
I'll of her friends to continue TO furnish her
with that kind of sewing which she is in the ha.
bit ofdoing. Such as making up linen, hem
ming cravats, &c. Ali o: which shall he done
with neatness and dis stch, at the mos, moderate
prices.
July IA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11
CHEAP FALL PRINTS.

SftST received, an extensive supply of Fall
- addressed Prints of rich Green and Other
seasonahle colours. which for cheapness can be
compared with any Domestic or Foreign mann
f%actnred Calicocs, and for sale by the piece OF
yard, ms 10" as any in the United States.
Also, one case Black and White undressed Ca.
llcoe PrInts in bolts TO suit purchasers.
Apply TO
ANDREWS BROTHERS,
Next door TO Messrs, Morgan x Mcdaniel.
Sept IL. 2lfcts