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Delaware journal., 1828-03-11

Official Pyofts.-Dios of those distinguished mer
of our country who have held the highest ranks IN
her councils, have passed from their splendid sta
tons into the chill embrace of poverty. OF this
fact, the late Mr Clinton affords another example.
At his death, though rich in the affections of mil
lions, he was poor in this worlds goods He had
great opportunities to aggrandze himself; but he
scorned to seize upon them. With the knowledge
which he must have acquired in relation to lands and
estates along the line of the canal, and his foresight
into the rapid advancement in value, he might have
specuated deeply, and enriched himself almost be-
yond measure. But he died poor ; and the fact
speaks volumes for his sincerity and his patriotism.
Since his death, the chattes OF his household have
been grasped by greedy creditors-an execution
clngs even to those silver vases the grateful gilt OF
the merchants of New York on the completion ol
the Canal-and his offspring are thus robbed of a
proud memorial of their fathers greatness and vir-
tues. Can the legislature and people of New York
behold these things without sympathizing tear, or
an atoning blush p--Boston Bulletin.
We see frequent notices similar to the following
in different parts of the country.
From the Raleigh Nv. C) Register, of Feb 29.
We are requested by Captain Zadoc Daniel, Cap
tain Allen Rogers, Captain Benz. Rogers, and John
Shaw Esq. to state, that they were placed without
their consent, on the Jackson Committee OF Cores
pondence, for Wake County. They have always
been opposed to the election of General jackson as
President, not believing him qualified, either by dis
position education or experience, for that respon-
sble station. They will support the present Ad-
minstraton.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-11
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

viz: horses, colts, two yoke of oxen, COWS and
swine, one hay wagon, two CARTS one dearborn,
ploughs, harrows and gears, wheat and corn by the
bushel, 6 bushels of fax seed, wheat in the ground,
wheat FAM hay by the ton, cider mill, weaver's loom
and tacklng, white oak boards by the hundred al
so household and kitchen furniture consisting of one
eight day clock desk, tables, chairs ten plate stoves
Iopen stove, and number of other articles too te
dious to enumerate; sale to commence precisely at
10 o'clock A. NJ. when attendance will be given and
conditions made known by
WIN. r. WELDlN Admir-.
N. B. All persons indebted to the estate of Jo-
seph Weldi,a, deceased, in Brandywine hundred,
requested to make payment without delay, and
those having demands against the said estate, will
please present them properly attested for settlement,
| 10
VIM. r. WELDIN, Admir-.
| Warch TO- 1898. 93-ts.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-11
TO BE SOLD AT
Public Sale,

On Thursday the 9th of March, inst. at the late
residence of Joseph Weldn, deceased near Shell
pot Mill, miles from Wilmington the following
Delaware journal., 1828-03-11

We see frequent notices similar to the following
in different parts of the country.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-11

New Castle, March 9th 1928.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-11-15
HENRY PRJCE

-. -. iUtI"r, IfdbH ami PciIsSc .i!akfr,.
- ohAo MS sincere thanks 10 the inhabitants of
= q Albcmarle and the adjacent counties for ,h 80. Va
Derai patronage extended To him since his residence
amongst them and more particularly since he commenced
to inform them that he has just received from n York ~,
elegant assortment of Cloths selected by himself consist
inS principally of B'"e, Baeh, Ohrc Green CARE.
.haocfry Dr"0, Gnd Gtoys Of all quaIitics which he
WI, make up to order in his usual style of neatness taste
L. assures his friends that he furnish them with
Cloths such terms and at such uricos ne viii NIL, :,
e,f interest to deal with himhe however soicts them
10 favor MIN with call and Judge for themselves
Ihrcc hrs rate workmen will be certain of fndinc
employment By applying as above
OctoOer II If
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found myself the threshold of yun and apol-
ogized out of it as l could.
wrote once moro to my uncle for advice An answer
came after two posts.
Dear Harry,--t is an unhlial to drive old
like me into but is DONE You complain of mis-
oehavor on late Important occasionI dare say who
Is wise, who prudentwho say, possibly do other
wise lis no use to dissen,bc any longer. hold this
same crisis to be deadly and dmnabe God orccnd that
should ever be used as monitor again an, igno-
rant as you are Harry how these things should be done
may have lost some devilish fine chances by guo-
rance or clusncss, what Harry the truth
out when had to marry, rot Jack Douglas of the
Blues to pop tho fatal question for me.
Yours, ever, IN riacuo ,natrimonii,
"RoeER SINS"
am still \ bacaclor--a plague the untinely end
OF honest Jack Douglas Of the Blues.
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EiLLLgII md .MqRY COLLEGE


a EN Monday the 18th Oct the Visitors of william,
" ana Mary met in Convocaiion and flcdthc vacan
c In The College occasoncd by the death OF the late DIR
Rogers by appointing to the Chair of Chemistry and Ma
.ufai fni9sophy pkficm b. Rogers late Professor of
Natural philosophy in the ylund Institute
Inc courses OF Lectures in this insuto. will COM
iehce on the last Monday in October, and are as fol,
lows ~ VIZ a. 'oi'
Junior Moral Course, Rer a. Ea,pic, President and
ettres, khetoric Logic and Moral
i'hiosopiiy Iert Books Blaifs Lecssres. Andrew.
Logic, and Pacys Moral Philosophy
. Law Course, Jadgc Scmpte, Prolessor-Law and Po
ice fuckers Blackstone.
Political Course, Thomas Il. Des Professor u;s,o-,
Metaphysics, Natural and National Law Govcrume1,
and Poltca! Economy Text Books, Tytlers Elements
with the Professors Lectures thercon-Browno ABRIDGED
by Professor Hedge, Vatte Smiths Wealth of Nation,
and original Lectures Government
Chemical and Philosophical Course HiIlia,n b. Roc.r.
roiessor-Chenistry Mineralogy, Geology and Natural
Philosophy with its application to tile Mechanic Art,
Text Books Websters Chemistry Cavalo,s Natural Phi
losophy and Rogers Introduction to it,
Mathematical course, FesnincBd s. Com,L,Y prof,s
sor-Geometry, Algebra, Plane and Spherical 'Tr;aono
metry, Surveying Mcnsuraion FIuxions and Astrono.
my Text Books, liutons Mathematics Fiints survey
'n fincrs Comic Sections and Fluxons and Gregory.s
AstroEcmv. ~ sly
During the absence Of Professor Canpbel the dut;..
o, me Mathematical Chair will be discharged By jobn
Classical Course DaLnsy Bro,rns Professor.
moaeIn Languages, Spanish, French and Italian De
The tchoIe necessara eyrens,s of Z, s,,a,, :; .ls,.
emilio Course, are SIS5
DO ola Student in the Grammar school 1920
TO these mag be added an nllolx5nee Ca, ol,s,
4Ho"ey; "h'chit Is Desirable should be very nodernts
Oct 25-3t ''' '''N 'io'o'Sor'
u The Richmond Enquirer and Constitutional vvbig.
eersburg lntegenccr, Norfolk HcraId Frederick sTo
Herald and Raleigh ~ e. Star will discontinue tle for
nef advertisement and insert the forcpon, weekly fur
r p weeks the u 3 Telegraph Virginia Advocate
ana baltimore American will also insert the above weekI
lot three weeks, and send their ass cunts to Edmund
Christian, Esq. the Bursar, for payment
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Sept. l3
BROBW,S COrE SENLy:ipY

TENHE Subscribers take this Sactod of informing the
public in general, that they will open Female Sc
mnary IN Browns Cove Albenaric ccunty, to commence
the 18th day of January next and expire ON the Ism
of Dec with month vacation on the 18th
OF June, under the supcrintcndence of Miss SAR.u
CATLErr who has conducted school in this place for the
last and present to the general satisfaction of her
patrons and who deserves continuance their hiphest
respect Tor her professional services which thew in
ve the patronage of generous public. The branches
which wi be taught orthography, reading writing
aIlenmeuck; English grammar, ancient and modern geo.
WIN tho use OF the maps, ancient and modern
history, astronomy the French lang drawing paint
ing, music and ornamental needle work The prices of
tuiiion are fifteen dollars for all ary of the above
branches except the French language drawing painting
ana music for the two former additional charge Of
ME dollars. and for the two latter, dollars BOARDING.
csn be had for FIVE dollars per month, Scholars will not
be taken for less than n halia session.
THO: III. BROWN
EEZALIEL BROWN Jr
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VIRGINIA: Az rules held in the clerks Office of Al
benarlc County Courtin October, 1925:
Wiiiiain Jamesou Plaintiff,
Ia,ncy Ewen administrator of Jesse Ewcll decd and
Jonathan Webster, and Thomas Ewcll executor of
Maxcy Ewcil and Ann Ewel decd. Defendants
IN CHlECERY
The Defendants, Dohney Ewell, Jonathan Webster and
Thomas Ewcli not havin! entered their appearance and
given security according To the of sscbv and tho
rules OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evil
dencc to the court that they inhabitants of t,
ordered that the said defendants Dabney Ewe Jonathan
Webster and Thomas Ewell, do appear here the frat
Monday In January next aud answer the plaintiffs BILL
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in tho
Virginia Fdvocae, newspaper published in the town of
ChnIiotesviiio Tor two months successfully, and that
another copy thereof De posted the front door of the
court house for the same length of time
copy-Testnne
lHASGARRETT, D. c.
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Sept. 90.

re, EH ACCOMMODATION MAIL LINE FROM
~. Lf.'CHbtRGto CiI3RL0TTESpILLE VIRGINIA
iis ine running through the counties Of Amherst Nell
son and Abemarle, Will in future leave Charlottesville
on 11oHnAfs anu FRIDAYS at 8, A. and arrive at Lynch
pIS on tuesday, and Saturday, by g. NJ Leave Lynch
oufs mondays at o. and Fridays at TO- A. ~ and ar
Charioesyi!ie On Saturdays and TUESDAYS at half
PAS 3r ~ This line is arranged with the Northern and
o"t'ern Inc al charlottesville, and with The Western
me at Lynchbrg which ntersects the VnlIsv line If
TneG ibis Is TIE nearest cheapest route from
wy to Lynchburg. The 81 oprietor iias pro-
@ coaches, strong and active horses care
u o'.ers ana VIII spare pains please On this
tor.e usre IS no night travelling. Fare from Lynch.
hymchhurg to Charlottesville $3.50
1i"'ch-%< THE PROPRIETOR
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.NEW STORE

FEViE Subscriber would inform the public that he h,
"a opened select assortment of goods which he off,,
tor sale IN the house lately occupied by Mr. Grant former
y The We'll known stand Of the late j. MES LeITcn ON the
" H. side OF The court house square. His assortment
consists, principally. Of dry goods and groceries lie
deems l. unnecessary to obtrude upon the public detail
ca enumeration OF the various articles which compose il
but would observe that he has used eycrc exs,,!
avaiied himself of every advantage calculated to rcndc,
ms assortment for variety and cbcapuess inferior to
IN the place Hc would further remark that he ia otcr
mined to cell at unusually low prices for C.7SH
October 25-tf mn ~
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Nelson County, the

VIRGINIA: At a Court held for Nelson County. IN.
2ed day of September 1898:
F" William j. Kidd and Susannah his
wife, formerly Susannuh Ham
bett, PLAIsrIrrs
/
Joiin Wright anu his wife,
formerly Hambett
VIM. {. Kidd and Lucy his wife ! IN CHANcFRy
fornerly Lucy Hainbett, Thomas
Hamblet, VIM Hamblett, John
IIamblet Arthur Wood Eliza ISL,
Wood, Sally Wood and Francis
Wood, Drrr>p,Nrs
On the motion of the plaintiffs Nv counsel ,.ho e,i
their pull ana appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that the real estate of which Archer amble died seized
ana possessed Is not worth the of $500 to each eg,
iee N that there are cmes & infa nts in
inc same ana that the defendants, John Wright and wi(c
I,Inias Hanbieu and john Iambett are not inhabitants
oil TINS aitiThereorc it is ordered thai the
sad nbscn defendants do appear here the fourth Mon
DAY III pecsnber next and the bill complant
ants ana do show cause if any they can why Tie lands of
the bull mentioned should not be sold agreeablv 70 The
PRAYER "f The petitioners and the provisions of an Act ef
the General Assembly, s:ch case made and provided
and 1t is further ordered that copy of this oydcr h.
forthwith inserted in the Virginia Advocate published
III the town of Charlottesville, oncc week for eigbt
weeks successfully previous the said fourth Mondoy
IN cccmber next and that another copy thereof be most
eu III inc front door of the courthouse of this county nm
some court day. copy-tcstc,
October 4, 1S25-2n " -
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virtue of Deed of Trust executed to inc BY Nvu
z-C WREN, for the benefit of Il. w. GrLnsn Attor-
ney IN fact for Jous G. MILLER's creditors shall
proceed, on the 10Th day ofNoyember next If fair il not
EST bidder, for cash, the tract OF LAND wereon said
Wren resides adjoining Evcretisvilc, and containing
,bout.sNrr-oSE ACRES. Also, u NEGRO WOMAN
FAMED NANCY. Acting Trustee, shall convey onl
uch title as derive from the deed alorcsaidihuugh
that is believed to 10 unique stionable
RICE w. WOOD, Trustee
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yEsHE .ob.crT n lsaeG1ed from New yo,t -,
-M Philadelphia, their Fall supply of mrs i'm
oHOEo comprising every variety necessary in those
articles, in addition TO which:
Gent fine Calf Boots very cheap
superior fur Caps.
common Seal skin Caps
Boys fine and common Seal do. great variety
Misses Siberia Caps Buck and ivory head Canes
Superior Razors, III cases, Rogers Penkniyss
Lows Shaving Soap, Durable Ink
Fine Black Ink Ink Powder
h'accassar and Antique Oil,
Paint
Head
Shaving ) BRUSHES
White Wash
and Clothes
Fancy Gilt Pocket-hooks, Pocket match Lirhts
Matche' for same, Pocket Ink stands
Wood and Ivory pocket Combs.
Cunn'ngham's Lead Pencils Cologne Water
Violin Strings Game Bars
Shot Belts, Powder Flasks
screw Drivers, Gun Worms, &c &c.
ALSO
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT or GROCERIES pJz =.
Double and single refined Loaf Sugar
Brown Sugar, Coffee, Tea Chocolate
Candles, Soap, Powder Shot
french Brandy, Peach Brandy, Rum,
Holland Gin, Sicily Madeira Wine
hluscat Wine, Malaga Wine
And an assortment Of first quality FINDINGS c,r P,
and Shoe makers. such as - ~ '
shoe Hammers ppcers, Nippers, Awl Blades
liatts, Knives, Robbers, Heel Balls
Shoe Thread fuo ard coarse
ana many other articles not enumerated
iHcy request Their former customers and the public
generally to give them can, they feel confident their
ucIes are Of superior quality especially in the Shoe line
''o they are determined to sell low for C.8SH
C..,s,.o. p F. BOYD g. BROTHER.
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.fRS. .IL9RTIIi J. .NIyOH

ifRS. .L3RTTLi j. MINOR
az hoiDiAtI III healthy and retired situation, and
IN lnstructing her daug liter, wishes to
take SIX little girls pupils.
t ts n,ISon win board the children supplying every
.u'h oot bcdding and will teach readipe wniuy ~.
trsr grupur, Evtfaprv rTfgi,st,re
al iOo Tor The session of 10 months French viii he nm
additional charge of So quarter 49,
hs school VIII commence the first of February and
terminate the last of November; thus avoiding attend
a''e during the coolest and shortest days of winter
October IS sc
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Quarters, SIPS.

g. ALES AT AUCTION. VIII be sold to the highest
~ bidder, on " edncslay the 2h of the prcsen. month
1aF moi the next fair day at the late residence of
tiahorne Rothwci decd. in Albemure the noun
tam PLAIN road about miles north Of Mr. Cookies tavern
spout 10 likely Negroes together with the crop corn
foder Oates and Rye tho stock of Horses cattle Sheep
End Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture Plantation
oos and various other articles too tedious to mention
ne terms VIII be made known the DAY of sale. All
persons having claims against the Estate of Caibourne
ho'hwei dec either by bonds open
qucsted to bring them forwards the Executor properly
or this notice win be placed in bar thereof
as the Executors intend TO wind the business few
days Also, all persons indebted TO the said Estate viii
please come forward and make immediate settlement
JOHN y'i RaTH T,tIIm' Ezecutor,.
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NOTICE.
E VIE undersigned hereby foreyearn all person. from
NJ respassng on their lands in this county or hunt
or shooting thereon without permission rom
ths!h respectively JOHN WYNN,
JOHN ii. CRAVEN
OPIE NORRIS
Il. J.RANDOLPH
NICHOLAS ii. LEWIS
CtiAS. JMERIWETHER
SAMUEL CARR,
JOHND. CRAVEN,
J. a. G. DAVIS
CHARLES l.. BANKHEAD {.
JAMES o. CARR.
J. ROSS.
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N-OTLCE
October 25-tf

"a Ill be sod on the plantation belonging to tie
y late Dr james Minor of louisa on tie Eiva,un :.
next the crops Of corn, oats fodder sracv Sc mod, -
snd PLANTATION tos year, nnd yoke of oxsa Il is SUI,
P"sea u5t there are between hundred and 6f and
TWO hundred barrels of corn and about FIVE hundred I
els OF oatsf,r sale credit of twelve months viii NO
gwen tor al surs over FIVE dollars, on the
less, cash will be required. i u
J. A. c. DAVIS
o,o Agent for the Exocutriz
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NOTICE

r..
81 . virtue of Deed of Trust fro,, Jo,,y u p,.,,
"A - TO us bearing date the 18th of July 1928 and du
y recorded IN the Clerks Office of Albcmerle County
beng nlbcmarlc court day. before the door ofthe Ea~o
n'ein IN the town of ic proceed to sell to
h"hest bidder at public auction for cash the follow
ing slaves, to wit; Clara and her cb;ldr.n Eo u 80
nes' Henry, Warner Harriet Mary and Felicia and
her child Jackson and the increase othe females
saves since the date of the deed aforesaid Acting
trustees shall only sell title as is vested in ma h
the Decd of Trust " ~ " "' ny
]: A. G. DAVIS,
e Oct. 1S,-tds
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NEW STORE IN TON

FE 7fit. undersigned have connected Themselves TO-
z gether, under the firm of H.1TSO.v &. DaWSON
ana 0ier Tor SALE IN The house which recently occu.
Piea by NJ DAWSON, Esq. excellent assortment or
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. These goods were
purchased In Philadelphia and will be sold as low as
AZ tic County. ~ "1
we nave rented Henderson,s Warehouse and the Iuu,
per lG"so formerly used by Mr.. d. Higgnboham near
,r SAD are House. which viii enable us to receive on
oicitAHE produce and goods ofnll kinds
60 M , f. S. WATSON,
eP'' ~, ic&S. At WI. ". DAWSON.
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NtUF.NiC GiILUM,
JOHN R0THWELL 4 D'e'"''''

az ALE Will sold on the 18th inst at the Ia rcsi-te
~ dence of John Irwin. deed. South Galden Abe
MARIE by the administrator to the highest bidder, all the
personal property of that estate amongst which are many
likely slaves. valuable stock &c Cash win be reouire;
FOR all sums under ten dollars and for ali above bond with
good security payable twelve months after date
November II
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FOOT A.rD sIoE F2cT0RY.

= , = Dol u q DItOTEIEN, having employed a
first rate Fore ian from Richmond will carry on
the Boot and shoe Making in its various branches in the
brick house door East OF J BISHOPS CIR ccry store
They have selected the best materials from the North
and viii manufacture first rate articles
They have and intend keeping good supply of North
crn Shoes at their Hat aud Shoe Store near the Court
House Square where variety of ussfu fancy siG-
sies may be had low tor Cash
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IGEECY.

NE SUBSCRIBER. intending to set out IN
Jew DAYS on tour through the Western a.J
Sonth Western States, would undertake any a.
&F'!cy t"s'"e$S thai RAY be conided to his care
REUBEN p CATLETT y
letters directed to Huntsville until the 18th Doc.rb
ana afterwards to Natchez will be punctualy attend to
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WM. F. Goocni, 5 Trustees.
JOHN COCHRAN

AS received and is Row opening larro and oep.r,1
Il "a assortment of FRESH! GOODS cons;st;s c IA
most every article IN general use which he intends 70
e at tne loves. cash prices Those wishing to purchase
40 wen TO call and Judge for themselves as he feel,
no can make it their interest to dealwith hin,
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% BLANKS in the Three first schemes of the Next
l q Lottery. COliEN'S OFFICE,-BALrIMoRE,}
September IL, 1898
No Z, for iS25, r. be drawn By Sub-schemes under
Improved Mode secured by Letters Patent and by which
the. Aiventurer CANNOT DRAW A BLANK, until
the whole of the Sub-sch,mes are completed-in fhc
time he has chance of every prize in the entire
Lottery, WITHOUT ANY RISK WHATEVER, till
the completion of the last Sub scheme
uiGussr PHIZE,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
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2lO6 prizes, $l3,4OO
2t06 prizes, Sl3,40O
2lo6 prizes SI3,aO0 4I6i prizes

2lo6 prizes SI3,a00 4I6i prizes SS9. 800
-. The 'ohole Of the Prizes are payable IN CASH.
'ch;oh ran be had The moment they are dra,en.
Full Schemes cxpainng the mode of drawinr will be
forwarded with tickets to distant advenureiS; and
whom after SIC drawing the Register containing the Off
cial lists will be sent, If desired.
Hho'e Tiehefs, $500 Quarters, $l.25.
HaireS, 30 Fights, G21-2
TO be had in the greatest variety Of Nos. COHENS
OFFICE, III, Mirkct-sreet B,LTImoRr, whore the
C9glLa rizes in az she nyiouF Classes sold, and
wheTv sofIre s.sc ssr1,aNlSf1,, Of e,Nt, HCHnELD
THOUSAND DOIIAnsFACH were sold in former
Lotteries aud where Capital Prizes have been sold
than at any other Office in America
ORDERS either by mail (post paid) private
conveyance enclosing Che Cash Prizes, viii the
same prompt and punctual attention if personal APP
:icatiOn Address 10
il COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
Sept. 81, Bs,;moyc
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" iNnlNiA AT rules held in the cler, 3 Office of AL
oemhrie County Court in October lS2S:
MaIah +. Richard, Plnint;G
"e"ci W. Noouson, Defendant.
~ IN CikINCERY
The Defendant Tucker NJ Woodsop not h,r 49,
tered ms appearance and given security ACCORDING ~ the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and il
Pearng ny satisfactory evidence to the court thai bc
not an nhabitant of This commonwealth on mot;on nf
e pantiii by counsel IL ordered that the said defen
aat uchcr NJ Woodson, do appear here on the G,.t
ouay III January next. and the plaintiffs hin
ana una copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
sia AnS'cnte, newspaper Published in the town of
tnario'esviie, for two months successveIv and thai
other copy thereof be posted at the front dr o. w.
house Tor the same length of time ~ '
Copy-Teste,
October 1S-om u G.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.
n lady take charge OF the school and the b,rf,;J
department at TIE commencement Of the ensuing wear
lne pan OF instruction will comprehend all the clement
ry Dfa,cnes OF English education Geography with tbe
use % globes; The rndimens of Astronomy Arithmetic
Iistoy, modern and ancient, with Chronology ConIpo
OF the best French authors, in prose and noe,,~. Or
mental Needle Work; Drawing Music, Re. &c
ohe need apply but those who produce most sot;s
'eslnoniais OF qualification To such the most
Hpcial advantages viii be afforded. The Academy ia
Peasan'iy siuatcd-js furnished with comn,odios and
tth dwelling house, out housce garden, &c for
the accommodation of arpe number of b,orde,s nj.
Soooi VIII be immediately attached to the dwelling
nSe Applicants will address themselves by letter or