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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16
Executors Sale.

SHALL Offer for Sale TO the highest bidder, on Thurs
N "ay me !9,h day OF next month! (Aprl0 Pnwhatan
Court hohse, ut beT POwhatan Court ay1 ifair other
wise the next taff days between go - Negroes belong
ing t" the Estate of the late late Edmund Harson fec'
Consisting OF Men Women, Boys aud Girls; among whom
there are some as find Crop Hands any Virginia
lerms' Bond with approved security will be required
payable on the St day ofJanuary Q828) witt! inter
rest from the date until paid. The interest To he rei,,e
il the principal he puuc'uay paid.
NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'or. of
EDMUND HARRISON, deed.
Amelia, 9Th March, 1927. IN.
c""se"t to the sale of the above Negroes, upon the
above terms. FDlVAPn t,Ny
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16
( MARRrun.

on Saturday evening last by the Rev. Mr.. TAYLOR at
he mouse at Mr. p N Nicholas, OF this city, Gen. BoYp
vi me Senate, TO Miss EiIzAnETu HUI BYRD daughter
oil Thomas Taylor Byrd, esq. deceased.
On Thursday evening, the 9Th inst. by the Rev Robert
D. I'"eS' Mr. RICHARD II. CuNNINGHAM, of Cu.nber-
land, TO Miss VIRGINIA L. daughter of the lar. H.
IIeih esq
On the 9Th inst Capt. BLAIR BOILING, of this Civ
to Miss PENELOPE, daughter of Gervas Storrs ESQ of
Henrico. t' "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16
OLA. 7ryjrIcs

Contents OF the EVANGELICAL INQUIRER, No. vi
OF. On 'he proper Exposition of Scripture. Causes
OF The Multiplicity OF heather Deities Free Communion
,tpiica' tatrchisn Support of the Gospel Ministry
many Men oil many Minis. The Church in Confer epce
ASseno!ed. New Lectures Female Educa ton, bv
james NJ Garnet Mr. Clay's Speech, before the A,er-
can colonization Society, ia the Capitol Of the United
.'eS, on The %olh January last. The Baptist Genera
'd' society. remarkable instance Of Self Denial. Dr.
'a'Nhms "llon of Church Libraries preference TO
nSs aud SteePes The Richmond Baptist Tract Society
ne MINISTER Prayer Book Pastures of the Body in
it"yef. Religious Correspondence Duty Success in
Missionary Efforts Revvnis, in Richmond, Norfolk and
Hanover Ordination of Mr.. r. B. c. Howell az Nor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

postscript; 10 letter recev cd in New York from
Bordeaux, dated in The evening of the 2Ist of anna
ry, says, 1.-The news Just received Spain aud Eng
land has renewed the fears of war, and given rise 10
large speculatioDs IN colonial produce"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

The New York American gives t!,e follow inc rs the
cause of the recently contemplated duel between Mr.
Wright and Mr.. Saunders:-Gener Saunders is the
person whose resolution or the public printing has
made much talk in the House of Hepresen,a1ivcs
and Is from North Carolina. Mr. Wright is from
Chic. The cause OF offence 'e believe was that C en-.
saunders, after launching anaiheiaas against all office.
SSeEeis' Hhce-hoders, ani~aiIers hSing u9on the
'.1Tpbia crib' was reminded in the House nv sir.
wright, that he, the aforesaid Saunders had very re-
Gently sought to asten his teeth in the public crib
IN the shape of Clerk of tie Supreme Court of the
applicant. Mr. " right, referring to Mr. SIS disao
pOntmen and TO lis resolution calling on Mr. CLAW
Tor his reasons for removing certain prn;ets ed
t'iat the latter should be amended as also TO ask
rcm the Judges of the Supreme Court their reasons
tor having appointed another person Clerk This and
the comments theerpon reused believe tic wrath
Of the gallant General TO the challenging point"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

II is reported and believed that the difficulties relative -,
the Colonial Trade between this country aud Epran az,
to be satisfactorily aud speedily adjusted at London
oy Mt Gallan Minister there.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16
YJRGINY4:

At superior court of chancery holden the capitol, in
the city of Richmond the Cd day Of March, 327:
Robert Anderson, adnT. Of Alex. McCauey, decd, ptf
against
Turner Christian, of William b. Christian decd,
Thomas Griffin, John G. Ballew and Elizabeth d his
wife, Thomas boswell and Susanna y. his wife, Samuel
Christian, executor Of Nartha Chiistian deceased,
Frances Christian Reuben Palmer and Ma rtha wife
William Christian John d. Christian, IS Turner Chris
tan, ir. dts.
This this day tn be further heard
the papers formerly read and the report of the commits
Soner, made in pursuance Of the order Of the 9Th day oi
January, 1896 consideration thereof, and Of the
davi, OF the defendant Turner Christian Of the 19 Janu-
airy last doth recomm the said report, to the
commissioner who made it, Tor him reconsider nd repo
hereupon aer due notice tie parties for that purpose
a copy. Teste, WV. w. BENTN 5, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16
Negro Woman for Sale.

M no be confidently recommended as Gsstra.o
" washer and irnner, we'll as cook, and an excel
lent bread baker. She is between 10 aud 90 years n,d
Enquire this office. 81 MarcI 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

The New York EnqnIer states, tina, in the Albany
Lancaster Schoo there are 927 pupils, are educated
" OF - 100 per annun' including teachers sala-
RES rents and contingcmceseen less than dollars ne
scholar. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

Commissioners Office, Richmond Jfnrct 10, 1927.
The parties interested will please take uocr, that
have appointed the 3Oth day Of April next
the suiy prescribed in the foregoing order Of
which day, o'clock 4. NJ. they required aterd
my Office IL this city, with Office copies Of the necessary
court paer nd sue. documents and evidence they may
iccin mae,ia'. HILARY BAKER, VI. {,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

Course Of Exchange.
n. Carolina bank notes,3 g
Georgia do 9 81
=. Carolina do Il 9
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RicuMoxp. MARCH Is, 1927

Price Of .SiOchs.
United States Bank, SIZE
Bank Of Virginia, e93
Farmers Bank, 925
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
THE VOICE or LAFAYETTE :

Al the burial Of the Deputy Manuel, which
caused go much ex citement lately III Paris, afler
NJ Iaiitte had add essed the multitude, II APP
pears that Gen. Lalag ette advanced 10 the edge
OF the grave and thus addressed the immense a.
scmblage IN a voice solemn and full OF feeling
The editor OF the New York American has trans
lated Inc remarks from the printed process verbal
OF the ceremony, which he received by the last
packet, aud OF nhieh by the bye, The sale had
been obstructed in Paris.
" You have just heard the touching and patri-
otto accents OF public griet aud private friendship
Penetrated with the same sentiments II lswnh the
deepest emotion that approach tbs tomb, about
10 close on the eloquent defender oil the national
liberties. Around me are those monuments,
50 intimafcl, associated IN every heart,with great
ml,foltunes, noble recocctions Sublime talent,
d iiinstrious victims Here OF thisspot, sleep Two
honoui able friends and colleagues--the brave
aud generous Fos eqna " brilliant in political
debate. and the field OF baule-ibe genuine mo
del of French hunor-and the lragk and coata.
geous Eirnrdin, who ~ the Chamber OF Deputies
pointed out the violation OF the Roy al Charter
n IA ] ~ he defended the constitutions. laws,
vii ch the sovereignty OF the French people had
enacted. We saw these three lending ana
Their in the discussions of The hamber a mutual,
patriotic disnterestcd support. History Viii
preserve the fecoectionS ol tle life OF Manuel.
When even a boy, IN the wonderful campaigns OF
the republican army OF Italy he linked HIM
sell inseparably with the surprising gloiy OF
the tricoloured dag When later in the Crisis of
the Hundred Days, IN The Chamber of heprrsen-
tatSes he won rapidly admiration, esteem and
the general confidence When tai the tribune OF
the Chamber oil Depndes he delWeredthose spec
cues now engIaven ia the memory and heart OF
every patriot But let me dwell moment on that
4th OF March, when the most fragrant injustice
that ever consigned to msIgnifcance drlibcra-
tive assembly was visited on him When We saw
him SO firm calm ltlthly TO his trust--a day
not less honorable for the National Guard oi
Paris-that fortunate establishment of 80 always
devoted 10 the cause OF liberty, equality, und
public order, whose remarkable services inter
rupted at three signal periods are sure guaran-
~ Of is future revival, and perfect return to
the principles OF its primitive organization. You
have been told, and every tfiend of Manuel III
confirm the declaration, thai, iIomthe day of his
retirement, TO the last day OF his existence. he
desired hoped, longed for The liberty OF his coun-
Try.
As for us citizens here among the tombs
of the faithful servants OF tine people we have
only to strengthen more and more our respect
for and devotion TO Impreserpt!ble rights--to
regard them as the objects OF our most tervGnt &
yftuou, asprations-the must important OF our
interests, and the most sacred OF our duties
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
From the New Hampshire Journal.

SCENES IN REAL LII l..
When old blue Boreas and his " indy bfoiheis
Together meet IN synod Tor, what better
In caucuS) 10 support taems Gives aud others,
They Oft times make a most coniounded cldnt'
In putting their deep studied resolution
In execution.
There are few men in this wide world so "
fortunate as not to know, that there has ''']
recently been gathering together OF Inc "
men the soothsayers and aatrolugers oil TUE Tar.
atthe reno" ned city ol Gotham, Diverse We.
the marvels which seized upon the gooa P''f..
OF that ancient city, as TO the cause OF SUI
assemblage. Some OF them thought lbet W.
messengers of Alahmoud. son OF Abdul i1d",''
Come TO chastise them for their aIdt Inc '" e''.
others imagined they were tue tranSla'Us
Morgan, met to divide the SpoiIs "h'e
more experienced in the ways OF men loon W..
to he what they were, a meeting ot TUE p II
patriots OF thr age, called for the puIPo
" improving the condition OF the press 5s
preventing the unnecessary expenditure b.
pubiit money, in err citing, iig hl-houseS :" N
skies" Thong their deeds were shfou''u
darkness, and each amb iSsador ndS s"o'" ,ls
pain OF forteitng his sefacits not 10 dHu'g' be
procecdingS--Iappv for their fame ava ~ M,
longing curiosity of the world. ciHeh' IL"
us in possession OF the whole Of then
igs Every one will recoiiect the ane,"os
the faithful AUSTRIAN, who swallowed Nv I'M,
ter's dispatches in the vain hope oil con.''
from the keen scrutiny OF the trehc'' v.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22

the palace OF iuierie. NJ 81 D'ei1ek ~ the NOR.
mug; fltr courtyard was filed witt 'faaflling
carriages aud Wagons and carts ol CT dss-
cripiiDn. All tho necessary prsparan II re
Pafinre were accomplished lay her son ant 'ifs-
DANES Monlesqnu Montrbr 10, Brignale, Cas-
hglioue. &c. quilted her apartments aud got y
10 her carriage. When they attempt d % {
young NapoieOD then a beautiful infant into the
Carriage he struggled YiOiently burst into tears,
and said TIM he HonH not qtta The palace. -
vas close 10 him. aud heard tine impressions of
MS iblantlle anger. NJ de Canry, the equery
in waiting was obligcdto assist Madame de Mon
tesanlon IN carrying hun iorcIbly 10 thr carriage.
j he instinct Of this Young prince spoke diff.
ent language from that Of the eouhsellofs of the
throne.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22

has bs.n indisrosrdG he vas at ihe dat' oil me
Last adyicss from Vienna. attended daily bs t's
uby sflitus 1hcre are some very speculative
poniic.an,, vino would consider the death OF ms
individual as an additional guarantee tnr The
tranquility offrsuce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
SPRING GOODS

vTNIE ,ub.cb. have reeev, h, tn, Manchester aud Ell
Il fort, from New York aud Eienor from PhisdeiPha,
tom which they oei al very low prices The following
part:
Black italian lnstring. and senshaws
Plas black aud plaid Gro de Naples
PLAIN AID figured satius and ,atin leyantine
Plaid aud striped sArsnets and leYantints
81, "A aud 81 black mode
WOTsled and harsge robes and silk harcge
Bsis,e aud gins ham handsome assortment
neat assortment OF new pattern prints
IIsabOut Gro de Nap and Barge hdEis
Grape, Grape lisse aud gsus- do.
Gsuz- long shaws and Gro d.. te hdkfj
hlsrabout Gro de Nap and gauze ribbons
ladies black aud white silk hose
Do. white black and slate coloured cotton do
DO. KID oeaSe-, castor aud hors eskin gloves
An elegant assortment Of nett iibbOns
III, and Ga csmbrrs and cambria muslin,
PLAIN and figured Swiss aud null mus!ins
10 do book and j,eoret do
Scotch and II ench lawns anl linen caIubtie
Linen cambria hdkIs aud imitation DO
lrih l,uens, lawns AMI sheetings
Dud's eve sud Russia diaper
Canton and Italian Grape, and rJhes
a. IA and & 1 and ca,uhrie dunlics
Bobbnet aud hobbinet lace wells
Common width aud Ga French homhazine
Plsin and striped lasting, and Russia dItli
Striped nanksens and u andrell
Native colJur.d French drilling and lasting
French pongee for gentlemens' wear
White and color eel maiseillrs and Valencia vesting
Genemen.' cotton, thread aud silk hose i Kalf hOse
Italisn and Bevautine cravats
White plaid AID hatiste cravats
Blue aud yellow nankeens
R;ssia sheetiu., duck and dowIas
Blown duck, oznahuE IS and hUraps
Fine h0mhaze s aud cTcas-aDs
Summer cloths aud gauze fannels
Umbrellas and parssol,, PLAN aud finsed
Shell side combs, dressing do
Common and gilt pins and needles
Spool hall aud dJss cotton aud thread
large as,ortDent OF DoMESTICS to wit: Apron checks
furniture de- plaid aud striped bed cken shTtings beschtd
and brown bleaehed and brown ,heeng Wilmington stripe.
&c. &c. nc. MANN >. VALENTINE y CO
~ We offer for sale parcel Of New York made twelv,
shilling boxes, 10 cents each, taken away medistey
may IL. lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

fI'HE New Yok Inshuuou for the instruction ie Deaf
aud Dumb, m well organised aud pftpaedto instruct
those who deprn cd II hearing aud speech The tao B
dfuot0fs who e aud speak, Zone mse ard femalc)
are well IusReu 10 teach thc Deaf aud Dub, having hal
eight ytss practical experience They asstgI by two
mules, Dne Of each sex, who have b'cH taught this fns
ttn ond are highly use ni tie sch1Oi THE system n
instfucon pwsued that otht Frerch, and te same a. Is
pursued fn other stha0i of he Deaf aud Dumb h conn
try Pupds eisht AMI exceeding % years. will 10.
received at al tms sy period NJ she 100 dollar,
year. including board and son backs and stationary wash
ing, meudiug aHd medical attendance. rhfrc val No. eco
caifs charges 30. pupi inquired o. End their cloth
s he'd snd heonr. There during month
yi Aus1 90 each year, whcn Pup nay wet their friends
10 The lniuon tet option The male sud female
pup, provided lf different buildings, distance
apart, an not allowed asoCfsts ont Of school Those
Interested may Obtain uthcf information, By blessing let
tef (pos paidJ a. the 5tcretary Of the Instuti0n.
By order q The Board % Dn cctOrs
SAMUEL l. MlrCHlLL, PRECEDENT
SAMUEL AKERLY, M. ID. sec'fy.
~ Leonud ST. New Yoik DcciA 6i-6n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

= I'F0t -Is'tIINIIVFHftIIt IloIUtt IUT DUFEs
gE Subscribe will eel great bargain m tract Of qfo
or go acres OF land, lying the north tide Of Chic
omni Swamp 20 the e2uy Of New Kent Immediately he
low the Loug Biidgcs Il te tract Of Land jcv .oJ b
the Marshs Of the Withholding Chsucery Couri und, q
decree me Richmond Chantsy Court 10 the Of Dsn-
decree. Wv
This tract contains large quantity Of cavity reclaimed low
grounds Of ibe best quality the Swamp With much valu,-
oe OyPres5 aud other timber IT, About oue>haf Of the
hsisn,e ~ the rsc Cat hand, and the other fertile h
land great part n which ed with prime oak tu,her
Inc laud e Just above tide water, the River and from II
bout. have deseended Windsor Shades the Schooner land
Inz about OF miles below.
70. terms apply 10 r. Wp. Houey The White House
naT New Kent courthouse, The ubcribcr IN Frederirk
burg. JNO DTf,RtNeoN
May ffe a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
SPRING GOODS.

WlLLlAM NEALE x co. have received per the Cum
w eersnd, from Phadelphia, and other late arrival.
ttOm New York. part Of their Spring supply:
AMONG WHICH ARE,
ID and Cd eoOa cambria
CpgnoD and super prints, new styIe
Z Null jaeonet and book mu.ius
Piln snd figured Swiss m,sIius
5 s si itiiy and eiusbon,
Greeiaudo.
Brown esmbfie, TOT bonnsts
6vnS muslin, scarlS, oapes, collars and bALr
Elegant silk and gldze hdkls.
CIs1y Jaas elPs
Bobbinet wells
Plan eolomed Gro de Nap
a. Irish linen, aorenine
Cotton casneTes
y white and fancy colored Marseiles
Bde aud yellow nankeen,
Ladies' kid, horseskiu and beaver rovs,
Wh6 many other ariIcy which they offer for sale a, Then
April 90. 10 =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
Medical Institute of pbiladelpbia,

SDuE taaasr Course Of Lectures tyik 6ege on Mon!ay
~ the 9ih dag Of Ap, and ON the Saturday prec.t,
the dr't Monday Of NoyeDbcs. fhe month August
vacation.
Nathaniel Chapman, D. On the Practice Of tljeue
WIN. y. Device, VI. D. On Midwifery.
Thos. Hams NJ. D. Sur seou u. States Navy On Ogc.s-
tive Surgery
saul. Jackson, N D. On Matcia Medos.
WIN. r. Hornrr NJ. D. On Aua,ony.
Jno. K Mitchell, III. b. On Chen,s.fy.
JJhn Bell, NJ D. On the Iufiutes Of 3cG;cins and aF,
otl JuI isprudence.
Ilush l. Hodge N. D. On the Principles Of Surgery
April 10. fOI e,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

.lfdPSE9T.'S .S-9EE-

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chance
Ty for the district Of williamsburg, pronounced The
1uh day 9 january 1927 tAsoa. IF Anderson eI'or Of
sfHA vs. Tdstr1sL Randolph and Others shall, the 4th
dy June merit the Preists, eDr for sale, 10 the hgh
est bidder at public auction the tract Of land y fhe
co'ty Hrco, mentioned IN the deed bearing dt the 7h
day 81 December, 1872 from Richard Randolph John a.
m''by and ShePpard IN he possession Of the fet-
dGH representatives. Of Francis Lt5sis and, at the
his, shall oes for sale, IN like naiaed
Dce noD in the possession Of ReAard RanOph if deItver-
Cd 10 ME before that day
TERMS For the land credit Of 6. H. aud IL mont ks
he purchaser sreeng bonds 9h good personal security;
and deed Of trust the land to tie purchase Oae
FOR the Save, cash sH be required Should dbOrs
day 20 Be unrr tie sale 5g Be made sAs fair
day thereG/isT. Sale 10 commence u O'Clock.
J. GUERR4NT, ~. sc c. x. ID.
Ibcy l. il5-tdS oroneo Of his DrPGti.S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
james River Lond for Soie.

49,
ae o. land belonging the hers OF John Dandes
-; g ihc shove tract situated the county of
80, ~ es ,a,ne,iia,sy 90 james river, sdJoDing the
saa SI soou, SIX hundred acres; IS in one cf The best
80 y ~ Va Eguia, snd "a inferior none 10 fertility,
@ MOI utsIshie tract Of land fot sale al dis time In V
g2 rs0, Msuns TO purchase sscertan The terms by
eYFg"t 70 N''una Chruiiao Eco. q John Dandridee IN
1rEA 10 .-f4-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
SPRLNG GnOnN

oFhLJNG GOODS.
ALI NELSON has received by the Effort Planter and
hormohg Racket and Uthet late arrivals from New Yofk
apd fnnadelPhi large proportion Of bis SPRING GOODS
comprising an extensive aud desirable assortment o. Fancy and
?iaPie Htee@ Amongst which British German Ozna
ou BursPs and Tioklenburg Irish Linens Lawns. Diaper
4hd Oamak Jacouel Null Book and Swiss Musns PLAIN and
nsured Cotton aud Thread Csubfick and Cambsck Han4-
ssrebies Ginshamg, Cacoes and Dnes Drilnrs
81 uI1aaufs 6esue9sn and Ladies Cotton and Silk
hoefy bus and But NaBkeens FOroe She'll side neck and
lpob eonb, 81, 49, and 81. Brown sbrtnrs and sheet
,ag beSShed shutting, sud Shesngs, Domestic Paids and
OlseI peg ii.t'ns 81 &c Az Of which will be sold on
u Mafch5O v y '' SOC ,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
$50 HFTY9RD

- ANYWAY from Samuel Coekes Tavern in G,oebIs,l
county, on thu night Of Monday tn Isl inst, PRESTON
belonging 70 Samuel WOYdsonsnd HARRY belonging the
ihe o 6fanyis Smith, dee. They had clipped two stolen
nurses on saturday night, preceding Easter pursued
oVsaktnat Chson IN KeDawhs county, aud brought bad
TCockes Tavern LEFT m custody II two men from whom
they eosped early ~ The night Pfeaon young inln
uao very sensible writes we'll and had tgeh free papers
both TT himscf aud Harry he plays the hddiesfry y,
i" we'll sei nan, the le s1o young, running
and PasyernG bis complexion nearly black The above
ward viii be gwen ~ delivering fhea Tie suicfibers ~
Gooesndl Judes Feny Ofbslf " ,f lodged IN any
jill 10 The state al inforsn gwen enable one,
70 get them Ibey "efe eudeiyofsug wbea taken, gst 10
The State Of ohio.
JAMES PEASANTS, Rz'or of G.. Smith,
SAML WOODSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
THE .a.MERfC8-V HOTEL.,

'hlS ssIen,we and eommodious estsb hmsn suate No
- ~ - fronting the Park IN the vicinity Of the
III he w ffrk tbeotre and the principal Public Iusthu
tgg 20 sshio1sbie part Of the Cy, and most convenient
oeat,a ior visitors, whether Of business or pssure will
1e opened on hoadsy, May m 1927, BY H. Blake late Of
Lfods9e, zoo " Boadman Of this City. The arrsug enien
o. ,n hg.e eombDe the advantages Of numerous pryste
Fggn i9 iamies, with chambers; and the zane time en-
nos zoe occupants 70 oaer 70 their gues,s single bedroom
yh1 use psset 70 each There three saicases. Each
10Y has passage extending the whole Length aud eonmuni
eating With Que ~ these Stairway, al each s4t,e,if be
fuTnS yin'ng Room large aud sHyThe Halls Throughout
Wy el sIs sPeoiou' and light The vbole essbs bpen s
pnsa 20 new sod elegant Style aud will be conducted IN
ms9nrJ corresponding with is magnitude; ADD which i
couaos peieyed VII ene the subscrhers to fair pro
gYsstuog, ~ Ne public patronage. BLAKE BOARDMAN
Z 49, AylAiHtdy o.
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I1s'fHIoH J9T C0yTechng hmpeaineab ef

tVffrh.
- Nv. TIL HUNT, sole agent Tor Hirr Lesh aud Doct.
IL Yates, y. York, for Virgins asd ". Ctrons rsdd..
near Prrciysls. B'nofgiek county, Va.
Evcry psts~rf must prepared remain until enred;
much injury having resuled from those who were nof
willing 10 remain Until The Institute 5sd with their
snmeHt' n The system. Average time fnr Tor adults
CWhHc) 10 or ~ day5for children aud servants from
months
3. The puhck cautioned sgsiu fravollsng Arsns.
Ms Lsgs Agents stationary and peddls ike me
aIostors uoE Proving sbof ,sfo ne Southern saie'
Is1a -r.f