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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-17
Rags !!

VEVHE highest price will he
& paid in Goods for Rags, at the Store of
EARLE & CHASE.
Forester, 6 mo. 90, 1925.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-17

Worcester, IS. Probate Office Jan. a.. 1927.
To the Heirs If JESSE HILL, late of Gardner.
an said County, deceased, and 10 all Others
concerned an the Estate of said deceased.
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear, (if
you see 6D at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester in said County on the irst Tues.
day in February next, at ter of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the instrument which
purports to be the last viii and Testament of
said deceased, should not be approved and the
Administration Of said Estate with said viii an.
nexed) be granted to WILLIAM WHIrsRY; and
you will be heard thereon.
2 NATHL PAINE. J. prob.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

pcnse o. loud cheerirs.) II So ~ efe ss
Gin,ral Government shall wear the print o. these
Geo knuckles. No man that comes out here as
regent shall take upon himself more than what
his rirhtful duty Ny great ohjic shall be to bene
Gt nv constitutes. will take care have sys-
tenn ofinernat improvement Disseminated through
out The State. Macon and Millegeville shall De
come seaport towns. and Steam boats shall paddle
On the Allegheny mountains. (Lond ana contanu-
ri CHEERING. Pl have no taxes for III have 'em
an Maid out Of the public money. (Whoop.) ~
have no musters + RsIlop.) Georslans snail
have their rights and their lands u fiowt.
Ginral Govcrn,aent shall ride on journey through
the Creek Nation with red-hot iron cation screw
down his throat - FELL. land John Quincy sha'i
be dashed round the world with bradoan bit ana
curb, until he owns Georgians is pluck 70 inc BACK
bone 20 Here another groan was heartf anu ~ was
found to proceed from Yankee peder, who It ap.
pears, had found his way into bad company anu
hearing his fayoite thus belabored could only vent
his Indignation by groans. He was quickly drag
red before the orators but not without some resis-
lance and as fight was now indispensable, some
took the side Of the pedler, and others fought unter
the banners Of the State At it they went; NICK,
bite, and gouge and the theory OF optics was tuily
illustrated, by many pugnacous wight, ere ,ne
doughty combatanss had fought their belly iufi'
and retired with all the honors OF war from the
bloody field of battle'
VIVA. became Of the door petller, know not, for
nv fears were too busy for my curiosity, and
mounted nv horse and rode off while the combat
ants were graphing and painting as it they were
struggling with deaths own self; and had rode
ten miles before observed that my horses tail
was shaved to the bone
THE WANDERER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
from the augusta Chronicle.
BARNEY BLINN.
tsfy voice is sin for war n-c.ro

a traveller ioprncying through our State. can.
rat help noticing tie tpping shops scattered along
we road and The motley train that swarm around
collecting day. The whole stock Of mnny Of tb..s
magazines consists Of few earthen rugs. 4 cask Il
"hIskey Or peach brandy, and key Of tobacco
sometimes ono may observe few faded pieces ii
Calico and pai- or two Of shoes, but strong nno,
Is the principal and most profitable COMMODITY. And
IS dealt out generally by the half pint.
At one OF the stores Of the latter descrint;on.
chance, lately to halt, having travelled for several
h"nfs through broing sun. Over the door was
haded an,old sign, embeli-hc,l with the words
lmore IKE Egyptian Hieroslyphic>) " Entertain.
nent, for and beasts !" and ON the side Of me
noass Nas Tsittcn with chalk, Wh;skey''-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

The New Bedford Mercury has n good story Of
, w trends who attended public dinner N. Told
U. me excellent toast he intended To give but d.
eoh.rlven 60 be called on first and gave Ms only
when he knew he was man of only one ill.,, AMI
ne had stolen that There's sftpstun
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
.,e,r FORK , July ..

.teir ORR, Juty -
MELANCHOLY AccrDENT.-On SATURDAY ,o.
most distressing event occurred at i,en ,aI,
Falls. Miss Eliza Nj. Suv,am. daughter OF '"lh
Snydam, Esq Of this city. who was making r t"n'
of pleasure, with large party including ler la'"e
lily, was precipitated from the narrow 'c''B. T.
rock. by which visitors in the habit o. as'e .le
ing to an eminence from which the scenery :" -.
falls may be vcwe,! to advantage, aud WING" I'm
jects Mt the height IF - feet from the prr|s".
lar rock on one side Of the cataract. i's,s r,
has overwhelmed one Of nur most respect , a
lilies and their numerous rnnnexins ~" ',' -. H.,
with sudden loom. Wl,!c deeply = "Nau''.t
with their sorrows, wr cat,n EflHas 'i' css,'s
hope that this freiltu! ae,etsi a 'si.4Aef ~.
females from attempting TN, 'innstte' as: .,nr..
Thousands have pa-s"' a'nnI ;a's h;'f''" = -.
ton unharmc.i. but he ri,k - ai"a.r go
one such calamity ainnst mai.,' ~ VII
,ure had not made this cxhh'.inn o. a'r F' We.
= 81 60 - ti.A. n e-''e-''N. 80
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

ZERAII CoLBuRN, the mathematical genius. w'" se
wonderful power Of computing numbers, as'oishH y"
lile,a Of Europe. is minister OF the goai'a'"
Methodist connexon in Norwich.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

!, is Fact thai two men from Vernon arc now as.
llih) working by the side If Of the vliiyes ~ NC"
London for buried money. by the adsice and iecomne
da'ion Of old woman Of that sate who assured '.a
that she could distinctly hos OF dollars packed eus.
wise. he locality pointed out TO an inc' a' ~
only way of discovering Tic treasure by looF't
lucen, Conn .'ilrror.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
hand ron SATE

AL des'rous OF selling the Tract Land wherein ir
" 'esided 10 the county Of Halifax, Va on Difficult,
SIse1 ~ mites East Of The couithunse from bi.,e
eS' feTTy Will sell from 10 900 a. 10 sun the
shall not describe the quality o. the Land In,
capital IN that Kind Of property It for then,s.Ive
sal'hed at ~ the Land dies itself nothing
say will have that effect - 's
WIN respect to the mplSyement' may lie Observed that
mere Is comfortable Dwelling House ether necessary
out houses. i wilt also sell another Tract iv,r~ ,s;,L;
iie, ot the formers on the stream containing 900 aeres
'ne improvements on which uncomfortable There n,
about 10 acres OF low grounds in tact IL t above
tracts oil Lnd are not sold previously they BE- offered al
aueu'h-the ist mentioned on the Esd Jay Of
Oct next aud the other the day following Terms will he
"eeo'nmo !ai'ng, aud made known the DAY Of sale
Sept H. I'm" ~ 80 s tOH'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
CO.VCORD 4C4DLWY,

St Exercises Of this Seminary for the ensuing
~ wii commence on the Isl vi October and terminate ON ths
following The course Of instruction will copprc
tue Enssn Laiin Greek French Italian aud Spanish Ian.
WIN ne Sciences generally. The will he
Conducted al rev Prospect; retired aud very h,auhy
on Were the subcriber HAS resided for wears, While
nneiai education, speca viii be lkeL ipatt,ue To-
e pup Guca knowledge of the English language pen
m1hp, arithmetic geography the ofhe globes
Natural gh,losoPy aud the elements and
st .:oty ne system OF instruction Puisued in this
s snu s.fssy IN promoting the literary advancement Of
YOUTH has been tested by the Experience years Tn, term,
tor board and tuition will he Sio each b,Srder ndins In,
own nee, siding and candles; sis they be furnsht
o he suh'orher Some Of the students have recently cum
Psed Their seademieal and have left vacancies for
osrs lie patrons OF the Institution invited az ALI tim
10 VISIT me subscriber and judge Of the situation and improve
men, oil the pupils Parents aud guardians residing al dis
ahee VINO may wish 10 commit their children ana ward,
10 MS care are requested 10 make timely appic m letter
TO THOMAS II: COLEMAN, Preside of Concord
AesdemJ hear the Bowling Green, Caroline county Va
81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
L.AIF LECIITTRE N

'lNlIE L4W SCHOOL at thu. place eIo.eJ n, ON IN.
sI u sy and the next eoutte will commence on tie Is.
"Saay IN noee'5sr The public hiss been already So fully
informed OF the Plan aud principles OF this e.tabt. thai
thought unnecessary TO tsD that the
ent mas eceived seems "a imply pp ohati.n of ;be
system winch the undersigned has pursued During the last
'esson mere wer. forty new students besides four younr
gentlemen who had attended n previous course ''e
tue undeisis"r's tsnnot too gently those
may 1essn repair 70 this seh.o the forming
CONTRARY eoorse IL ruinou, the student and reatf ;
furious 10 tie undersigned ~ y ~"
Ihe printing OF the Lectures being now completed il
pee'Id mat The course Will terminate by the M MONDAY in
april copy OF the Lectures will he nlsced IN I'M. hsr. nj
each student tor has during the course ~ "
- Fee OF course Of Lectures SIS parable in Advance
~, H.. ST. GEO. TUCKER.
boarding msy be hsd at from 500 10 SIS.
Al the end u toe those desire II NAV prc,
well n"uad copy Of the printed Lectu a. S2ph ..t
Winchester, Va Sept-mh., is a. ..tso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
RoLisH PoErRY-rrsn,lateI BY powring.
SONG

SONG.
Wid<'stem eie, otihneezka, kiedys' pr1Athodsi
J 'ss the. from INV easement high,
AM watchd thy speaking countcuance
Wrh silent step thou oldest by,
Aud d'dH not cast hurried glance
Upon my mean abode, nor me.
then misery smote inc but for Heaven
shoutd have fallen scatheJ AMI dead,
sbame Thee not--th"u at forgiven.
yet may hear thy gentie tread,
When evening shall o'eImantle thee.
Fhs evening eams-thsn mantlinr night
INVITED till the full moon lowered
High IN the lieavrr. My longing sight
Perceived thee nUt-the damp mist. lowered
la vain sought thee anxiod.iy.
ujst thou upon some privileged s5r
My name record, and to the wind
Commit IBID ii charm my grief
Besr some sweet in1ueuce TO NV mud,
Aud set me iIoui jespating free.
Where ate the strains of mu,ic now
The gong, the dance, that NOM sud eve
Wele heard around my hos when low
aud sweet thy voice wont to heavs
So signs aud seutle thoughts tor NE
iFD past, Ills past anil in my hssIt
Is sorrow silence in my EAR:
The vain worlds wonted smile. depart
Joy aud the spring tide OF the year,
Foa5 youth. ase seatter'd speedily.
Thpn hast not said Farewell no sleep
Shall 'iose my mourning eye the night
IL gloomy now, go, minstrel, weep
For shall weep and sorrows Slisht
That scathcs my heart shal!vis thee imororUic-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25

lVHE tract OF iaud bsons the hers Of John
er sale The above tact siasteJ the county OF
Prince George, immediately james river 1lioipios ~.
lands Of GEORGE aud W'iian lrrs0n Esars snd Ne lc.
sud contsins ABOUT hundred AGREE, Is n ono Of The Il,
neshboufOods ~ Frsnifi fni is suerio 10 none IN fc
Oost 81 Il Heavily tunbered rs location ami q,ly f.s
the most desirable tract Ct land f,f sale II m lime m VIZ
gua Persons wVing 20 Purchae sscstta.n de bv
Supplying 10 Edmund Chtptisn Esq. OF John DsnJrrre ~
richmond. Apfii ". III - - 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25

AMI pronunciation OF the language !. HAD slIordsd
him an opportunity OF close and correc, ob.erv.-
ton OF the institutions, character habits history
Sc which he uestsof. a full course OF lectures
in this department may be completed in three years
or by the division of sessions, IL is arranged tina,
every Session may form entire cpu,se in itself.
There are different classes so that every student can
enter that class for which the Professor finds him
qualified. Charlottesville .adv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
| FaiuobLe Uorses for NnLc.

ufHuOte JJ0TSeS Tor SGIe.
W III be sold TO the highest bidder Thursday the 1871,
~ OF October neS at TIDE judges stand AZ TIE. Mn ;
atet ne race OF ,h day the valuable stocs Of Hor,e
70 me estate Of William Rice, late the county OF
u' vck, eon'istng Of two Mares and coIt. III. ia
ms,e Is nIne or tie" yes's old lost Spring. The young
% -FOUR years last spring, and nf lie old maj
ny N'rgnian, and full sister Lafayette. he foo cn
% " o. hs old mare Y Arehy, I've year. .prne
ne ohef last PfnS colt, both very promising The
@d colt e entered IN s'veepsake 10 be run next ,,cr
ussr,N o. IN which state believe there an nine
2r5 entrance $500; aud will be cold subject 10 thai
young toy Eclipse. = '"S' an" 'ne
nc P hs'et gYns bond with approved security or rof
the ekecutpts - " "'' e'i'" "
rsoSree The Old mare va, got ~ Aehy her dam by Sir
sg e. damb by Mark Anthony her T. r. z e. dam ~ Finn,
Persons wishing TO pure base c Capt H. T. Hat
u HICKS, Ezteu-
c., =, a WESSON,{ tors
.-'ii- -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25

IGMD F0R SfLE

M ILL he sold 10 the highest bidder Saturday
w OF October next at the late residence of Richard Cunning
ham, dec all that Tact OF Land belonging the
a'd kehart situated about mile above Cumberland
t"use, on the Stage road leading Richmond
yn hbu6' containing about 40 subject
DOVER Apou two thirds oil the nhov wood
'ni, pat OF Which will be exhibited the day of sale.
u',her description deemed unnecessary, presumed
that person wishing to purchase viii
before the day ii sale. Terms fourth Of the purchase
money Cash. and the balance three annual paw
BY THE
~ At the time and place will my IN the
above land. Terms made known that day.
JANE CUNNINGHAM.
Sent. -. ~ ,sgI
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L.1ND hOX hLlNI

virtue Of order OF Superior Court of Cb,ne.,v
- if tue Richmond District made the 9Th dag b..
1890 IN the case OF DAndridge Oliver SHALL 18th
day OF SePt 1877 offer for rent public auction 10 the
highest bidder on ;he premises, the land the pro-
ceedIss mentioned, called known nv naue SWEET
HALL lying IN the county Of King William ~ the Pammnky
RIVER with The privilege u sowiUg crop OF grain ,h
ialreseIVGg like privilege any succeeding Tenant 10
'os crop Of small grain the fell Bond with ap-
proved security s. li be rcgun ed
j. GUE3RANT, m :. c. o.r.d.
Of his Deputies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25

THOMAS PULLING,


TRUST SdLE or L-aJFO s. 81 IVES
PURSUANT the provisions vi Deed VI Trust executed
by George WIN. Ctump, bearing date 9th Jsy
August 822, flied the Csrk'odice Of Cumberland
county shall proceed, "Wednesday the Sd day
next, PJwhs courthouse, To ss public auction
the highest bidder cash. "a tract of hand in the said
Containing S&2 bounded by the lands OF Slas By
George Owen, Joseph wuod.an ani John H,re together
with the following slave, :Neptune cooPerl Jesse Black
smith Frederick Chales, Jacob, Matt, Charles,
called Lossnl Bley, R.uhen oeVneen, Ahraan
Jordsn Alice, Sue, Amanda, Lucy, Ane", Matilda child,
dren," many of the said slaves May be
ssry, with the said land the objects pur-
poses tie said Deed Of Trut-ani whether the
slaves not rsodu,eA by the Granio to the said
Deed thu sale DfOresqid will be made. Such title only
vested in the Trustee will De conveyed. TIE TRUSTEE.
Sept. 1S. SS--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
.NOIICE

NIsAS committed 10 the jail of Ills county a. rp,,,
~ on he 90 day Of June last, negro nan who al,
I9s yvnn ot'hyi and says he was liberated by David
Dtfsy V' fsfq"ifDans county, North Carolina. lie Is on,
wei, sar Fellow about so or IS yoa Of age feet esht
nohts USE hsik complexion, large whhker aud blen,b
20 ~: ieh eye lie bad on when counmnted hsf .,rn 10
hine ic sd cloth coat AMI pantsoonsh any o;sr vs,b,
su'isso ciFh'ns With hnn have every feaon 10 bsi.
lhs sii n,gfG runaway and the owner rso,,s -,
oe .o "era, prove property nay charges aud 49, ;
ne VII o. 9es with a. te is,s Ii,,,. ~
WM' aoYsToN jailor Of Car, i iins sc.r,v
ug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25


liltE subscriber, the deeease Of the late Dr. VIM
"a Chambers, took into his poss.on The -rson,I ..,.,
ana found prePartds large quantity of Doctor
Ou ~ I remedy Ter imemPefance.
he hereby informs the public that he has dpossd Of all
ne medicine 50 found To Dr James II. Hart and Mr. Andtey
M tanntnsi OF this city
In making this dPosition the ba. b.ep .,,
ny 1ue regard 10 The interest Of the heirs The Ie.tatr
as from wish TO give the extensive use TO he
further add with confidence, that The gepdemsn cbo Iii
hereafter be the venteTs Of the remedy .
with d. Chambers his life me-bays been Iii. sss,. l.;
eomPoundog the medicine, and acquane ed with r. con-
P''"ou' SiLYANUS MILLER,
~ The m.dieise will hereafter be prsnar,d and .c,l
by The Subscrbers who sione are in posse,.ion ~ H.
1g,na Recipe OF the Inventor, at the Office Of The late
icei College in Duane stIeet cat side side 81 pos
way and at the Medical Of Dr. Hart corner az Il,o.J
Ty snd Ohameer street. doors from Washington Hail. New
The astonishing success which this remedy Ia, obtained n
restoring bsbiua inebrsie 10 nbriefy has it, %
tues yond all contradictions and the If
auy further - '''y "
The remedy Is nu'een, s6ertusI; 80 pucl a., ,,,
sven 70 ehdfen "a ieht'ie complaints, fsq,snt-
CURED 10 ensure its specific eGso Is to abide .t,;c, h E
oe'h ~ - put "s - rs'Is yes sufficient for on
signed IN the handwriting of the subsefiIe,. ,v;h 400
none are genuine We induced TO ad.pt This a.
III ootquenee OF the great celebrity which DR. Chanbs,,5
MEDICINE has ohtained there have been and ohfe,, iii -
many spurious nhstions On enclosing 10 ne the pr,,J
80, roage paid tbe medicine be sent bv mail To,h
s3o se 70 psy on Per'ona application the ndyid
Ia order that the efficacy 81 The sbpve medicine ma he
roughly e'ied editor, Of newspapers throughout the COW
paper containing IL, shall receive from a. H. -Py Of The
qu'huy ,uwe'snt 70 cure one drg.vaJ sb;eh H. s,
and is 20 some patient ia their neirbhorboos
Eablie ln,ttoiions and Philanthropio sosi,s. he
application ldHly authenticated 10 the .ns,c,,bs, 80
receive a. very reduced price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
YTOBACCO PL9NcYTa. ~

FETlrlON viii he presented TO the Ssssivn of the
virginia Legislature, pray that the inspectors all
fubiic Warehouses shall he required inspecting TLacco
10 break IN four different parts Of ep'h hghead
10 deteet the many inpnons pTaciised pricing that
certain Warsh1uses, her- such frauds eonnigei at and
where Inspectors refuse to break Tobacco in places
theya desired do BY purchasers may be suppressed
90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
.A-OTLnM

MAS committed 70 The jill fAernarle county op the t
W 81" S"y lt< negro au Who calls his.s Toe H. aak
shout Eve eet inches nigh, stout made nn5 ,,re,. 80;
negro ,y,n De2os' TO ss'r' VIM Green aad David scott
esi" ,'ut's. rue 9~ner o. oVnes regretted 10 eof
Ofwad prove popey, pay ohsrges aud tase han as,y w
he viii be dspused Of ~ the law direefs '' ~
sen. - ''F % N'oe'' sI CO. coy "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25

n ~ -ouI-- 81. - = , II IOII-
- hu At TO reduce into Act The srysrsi Aef cooc
i"ta,"ls' pissed sih Jsnuafy, t5ig hereby n,s.
~ thyse whom may concern iat n anoes,s H. ~,
rssie Of Jane, kawlinF' E'eheor Tor a. CIV ofie
1ho nat ~ lnfuisiDD nnd Office found On th. IA ~
mouth, eeft7n Lot OF Ground which Rosc,, ot, li
seted aud POSSESSED, and On which beie - irfs 49, e
uo9se 90 situated on the n side of Main stre.t be ~
qua ll'h streets IN The city Of ichnoBd copt,ni S9 on
Sonuns on Main 81 Get a1i running hack i ps,.si
hiiey ne been duly eschsated 10 The q 49,,
GU, ." F"s"'"' WIN sfLDEN, Rec. r. o97-e.
s7-gr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25

~ as eoinmited TO Chsslet.ei-s Una~xy "a so.
W msn NY the name VI EPuhlM w.v he ~ the Iio-
rsy Vi Mr. C'nsias q. Taytor, of binwijdi. county
dak complications about cf age;
hs b clothing oznshu'g plnsiOons blue vest,
eoon 'nt The owner o, said Runaway re9ueslsjo
ani prove ms property, charges and take away 9th
etw"e he will be dealt with a. law directs.
WAL WISfREE, acting Jai,or for
WM. FINDLEI, Sheriff Js,lor.
September 4. Sa-vav,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
PLOU(sIIS

II hs Richmond Manufac0ry opposite fhs Union Hcey
s7HE suhlcrhcr respectfully notns The sfBCfs pinter
a 8t be hds on hanc,a greater variety Of pLOUGHS
nan has before been ofcIed this uatket among winch
are mCofm'cks one, two sud three horse -shafpeuefs
ii bashare, With late Improvements; Revercoi nj a.
improved bsr'hsre also, Freebon snd other Poush
mutually cheap. WA PALMER 4
4
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For Lease or Rent.

5NIE Tavern-House the occupancy Of Mr.. Iohn
M,disoi situated at Nielsen Courthouse, Immediately
the road leading from Lynehburs Charlottesville about
midway b.tw~eh the places. II very
building, aud attached To- large briIk stable
every other necessary house The stand gooJ Pos
given the it 5anuy, S2s Apply C"tsph-
T. Estes, Nelson courthouse. OWENS II ESTES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
FEdfALE EDUCATYO.N.

ISIS ELIZABETH DACON'S SehooLfor The in,t,uot;op
LIZ 81 fenaes, wall he CONTINUED the next wear AZ INV
house. "a the Forks Ct Hanover and will begin on the 5h Of
January next In this School will be correctly taught ali lie
hess Of the hest English Education. The price OF board
aud tuition ior 10 months, will he Eighty FIVE lsr t one
h " TIE PAID on the 15h Of June other hall ON be
ION q" December following, when ihe School will end.
muse bao"s, qualifications Teachtr her mode of m
tueon aud the low price of hoard and tuition warrant b
'nat heT Shool will he readily filled up The NUN
tP WIN not exceed fourteen, all persons dssIrous VI
stely. " " e'be 't III ""'"e"'-
nay sdress Iontpe Hewfound mill, Pos, Offices
u LEWIS BkRKELf;Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25

n Slaaes,y. Is eAsssaei. county s9a. sept. 10 s.z
Il Thomas Chesthaui, pun
Against
hhoda Burnett, es's of Edward Burnett dee and Matthew
"r"' . D,ns
~. day eame the plaintiff by his attorney Thoma, Bur
loot, ESD aud med hts bal sgsnst the defendants. aud n
appearing TO the .atsiset,on IT the the dcfd Rhu
Burnett extx OF Edward Burnett, decd, is not an
OF TINS and she having entered her sppear
snee ana gwen security according to the Assembly aud
the rules 81 tins court IL Is ordered that un.. IN. aid de
90 here ON or before peesube next
tue phi oi the psintd the shall b. taken
the matter thereof deereed aee,rdngIy !.
hai cory OF this order he inserted Richmond Enauir
TOT TWO months sueeesvey, ard another copy p,.d Al thy
oa ioor OF the courthouse Of this county, two
count days ecPy. T.sle, WV
s. :, LAWSON NUNNALLY, g. elk.