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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-01
TATILll Az 8: MARY ey0I.Li!ITs.-ln MONDAY,

EIihLiA-& q NARY COLLt:GE.-Un Monday
Convocatio filed vacancy in the College occasoned
BY te deatl OF the late Dr. Rogers, by appointing Chair
OF Chemistry and Natural Philosophy I'm b. Rogers, late
Professor of Natural Philosophy in the Maryland Institute
he course oi lectures in this Institution Will commence On
1g last sio Hy N October and are as follows
c!e.ettrss, Rhetoric, 1c and Moral Philosophy
Grt Zoos fairs Lectures, Andrews Logic, iaey's
Moral Philosophy.
Law C9gHs-Jutgr sazl1c, Prottssor.-Lasy ond Police
foLTlc.L Corast--2Eomas r. Den, Profcssor-Hstory,
Meapyscs Natural a. National Law Government 81 Political
scooy-Iert Books Tyters Elements with Professors
Lectures abridged by Professor Hedge yattel
sntS Wealth Of Natou and original Lectures on Govern,
mcIt
CHEMieAL & TnuosoFHicAL CorasIT- B. Rocsrs Profes-
-, ay, snssc GeoEy and Nat Philosophy, with
.hcniStEy Gvao Nat Philosophy and Rogers Introduction
MATnEmsTc,L CorrsEFsrdinG7lt s, CImpbfn Professor
Geometry, Algebra Plane and Spherical Trzonometrv Sur
v9yng, hicnsuraion, Puxons and Astronomy isots
iu,il" tlms Surveying Vner Conc Sections
and luxions, and Gregory's Astronomy.
During the absence Of Professor Campbell The duties of tle
Mathematical ChtiT will be discharged By a Page oG VII.
iiamSrUTg.
Classical CouRs--D rbnry Broanc Professor
Aloprnv LANGUAGES SrAnt, FatNcn s. Ir,11,v- c. dcla
Pcar, Professor
The 'oto's ecessay erpocss Of Student. in le se-,nic
Do of IL Student in tile Grammar School 10 90
which s % s ndf be- g an ao oS@ @ Poffs
Oct 13--yy3t Presii:q! & Professor
= EMOV4iL.-GEANNIss, son i: BROTHERS, lave
~ removed their Shoe Store the second door below
to Mayo's Bndscrc formerly occupied by m Ncalc
g. Co and known by the Of Neae conner where they
invite the attention of their the publc 10 examine
their stock of superior made BOOTS & SHOES of their OWE
manua turc. Tire quality is hardly equaed by any in the
Union, every pair of which warranted They determined
not to he uncsold in equal quality Their assortment is yerv
extensive, comprising every kndind will continue TO receive
by every arrival fresh supplies; together with fashions as
soon thew are made. "
p S They have rcceycd 100 pair Of ladies' american kid
slippers, very article together with srlskin morocco
and lasting walking and dress shoes and nscs morocco boots
and shoes, with thick soa asU, getlcncns boots with SQUIRE
toes very superior. Oct I2-lts
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TEuiE ERED1sRIcI>sHALL FEMALE SEMI.

- SAHi viii he ccrtmued tie ensuing weir The mIp,
WI oe irruccd by Mis- Boggs in Ouosruplv R,aIinr
'i'iis arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography with the
use o inc eioOe and tie Rudncus OF
Neceshntr with vacation OF month"; 18th of unc
10 t.,e iSt OF July The price for board tuition will be
81 ." oiicha payable III alvarc, and accc AT the end
o. ''e year Ec Young sy Will furnish with pair of
SeV par oi Blankets colorcd cou,etpanc and three
io%ei, or II Pre!ered te will be furnished for an
h'cioiai charge OF So Those who rclnain my family
curing VACATION Or any part # IL will be charged ra, Of
$40 per month
have tcachCr e Music to give instruction on the
'Io ofte such ycuu ladies choose attend
NM lec Wll b; an additional change of rs per lesson 10
d'scohuch 1T the pleasure of their parents guardians
lhose whose daughters wards have been may be
engaged at tins Sen.rlry a!d desrous of having them
they can with convenience.
WHEN the lew vacancies Eclrcnannq filed this a'ycr
tis.:"n WI! be discontinued, which will be useless TO
make any Application for admission letters by mail addressed
10 me, VIII be directed to tarlcfs = Roads, Louisa.
Oct---"tS FEEDk HARRIS.
~ EW GOODS AND NEW .!ASitiONS-TIO
MAS NoWfAND Ti,s .Nercc,. 1uito, grateful for
past tavours, respectfully informs his friends pubr in
c uat lie has received ais Fall Goods, consisting
ny large and general ofCLOTiS VASSIAfERES
10 f' tt', which he viii make order, shortest
notice, and on the Lowest possible terms
~ 10 on hand, an assortment of TRIMMINGS make
up such cloths as MAY be IN him DC, IB-wtiw
IHHO James BAKER, Mary IeT George Baker NiaItha Bake
etsy Baker, and Hugh ticdd., admir- OF (icoge Baker
gu not te% inhabitants of this commonwealth will pleas.
10 lhe noce-tit al tie Superior Coart Ciancr
h holden ot the Williamsburg district shall said
court to rrintatc the lately depending in said court in
winch am psiiin;i.! aitl Yea defendants
JOHN CoDDIN.
Aug 1913
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OtNE .-ts my wife, LsVINA ALLEN, did eIoip, iron,
bed and board, since April 1897 conarv to INV
w!sies and hnk'o% 10 nc and is determined, not TO live
VIZ, ue ana oii'r circumstances conat;cd hy her. caused IRE
to brn suit against her the superior court, of King Wlll
county last May !cr' ios divorce where resided do
icrcoi give notice, that do Law the vur,ict O, that
Jury, from the said court before mex General Assembly of
'irs' MA praying for a d.IoIcc from NY said wife
CT.
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J WISH to sell about 1000 acres Of land in Charles
City, being part Of the Berklcy TRACY, together With
my Mills and Plantation called Mill Quarier-the pur-
chase money be paid TIE Bank OF the u. States in
Richmond. The terms may be known by application to
Nat. Nelson, Es1. or BENZ. HARRISON
II private sale q! ibo property is not effected
before inc 9th Oct /, will then be offered a, public SALE
in lots to suit purchasers
Beskley, Auzus. 2Qih, fCSc, %,
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4 EAIhEit. John roe y BOIiil;RS, successors
OIL IS Tate Co. offer for sale at tic old stand T. Tate
~ 90 opposite the Bell Tavern, Il. street, assortment
Gi LEH1iiER, of their manufacture, Sale Jler
.-y ',H's, hi'fn ii7cS Birdie &c. of the Iual
- "A complete assortment alwavs ~. Band
w ssh gwen or Hides nj tho soTo-Gnd ms Y,ans-y
just above the Annory. Oct Ii
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Two RENT, OF hins1n,r Rooms ovrr our ONCE
hey are capHcious un airy, ward! and 81 requisite
Offices Possession can BIZ had nnri~lia,cy
FAAli.k Ti.OUE.-tor sale, fresh bl,c. Of Family
Flour equal at eil Ic rlcri that gave such rene
Ia sd'!Siactoa- T. HANAlL s; co
Oct1 4,
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SELECY SNUOOy

4Jff SttpHb VII he c0uitnHsd tle .n.upz ver,. r..
80 0u.e inst action Will enit5aes In GtesL ~,
le"su"5.' Nah g'i'1ts, Arhmei'o, Getsfsply vii, Co.
rs Nc \ obe'i Enth.h gtsmms Enyi,L c..
TO 81. tn - noo Wli tommenfe on ,be sO'b a., ~
1879 Hn terminate on 'e 9Th Of Dec. following There ~
. Jgne, " VIZ '"'" nav
IN. ohsts ior boar Tuition ws.bios. lodging sss f-e will
SllV taysn'e .ne 'ti, ~ The h day " tune 1879 ~
Vne di.cWne NJ 90 chOo vii he PARENT, ,nJ q. ma, D.
fe snd kndne's w be ertsnde 20 bny. o'od.d 10 m,
s"" ~ sst ny 'hhdtta NJ boy n,ote thsn 80 ysst.
wbe s"mtd mt0 tns school uussi he shsll s peison
az known 10 e, tpr ofdtry, exemplary derounent Ne
feI ente remote rom 'e hsun ~ vice sud in,o,sIrs
IN tably besthy II Is situated ia The county Of Lou
% m'lef tom hchmond, opd The ke distance from F,.d
cshnfg IN stage tom ffsJstckshufg 10 istsf.y,lc
s"' rs my residences aud that from Richmond II
o. within short drisuce ~ a. Leutrs t. m, ,houJ ~
dnef'ee 10 6aldgsFs q Roads, Lou'.s"
'c7-;' e. ;s. ~. EE,soHc:s. b.
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NOVICE

tpHE Mutual Assurance Socicty against fire on
- buildings Of tn STATE of Virginil will ,ako
notice, that shall not consider myself member
Of that society, after tn determination of contro
vrtsy now depending. between myself and The
P'iHcipal Agent Of said societv, in The coun,v
Cont Of Alhemsrle; that shall hereby hold nv.
-eh discharged from he payment Of any other
quotas after the ist day Of Nov, 1893 which might
otherwise occur upon the building assigned n,
me. by Benjamin Johnson, and which were nm.
valued, and Insured, after thc said assignment in
my name that hereby csim to have ali Inc bn;IJ.
ings IN ,he town OF Warren, or elsewhere. belong.
ing 20 me, exonera'ed & discharged from The pay
mcnt OF al' iutcTe ereiss JESSE JOPLIN.
Mott a.-,pv
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UNION noTEI..

Mas. MARIA BoHANNAN ,akes this method 10
.lnio,m her friends aud the public that the Uni
on hotei-wiil be kept under her management.
She has engaged competent Bsrke sper~ to SUI.
perintend the bar aud tables; attentive and expe-
rienced Osersto attend the stables aud profni Sc
'oi herself, that no pains expense shall be want
ing 10 render this establishment acceptable ITS
former patrons, and in every respect as worthy o,
pubic patronage as any similar establishment, in
the u. States.
Mrs Is. therefore, solicits the continuance Of
the patronage and liberal support with which this
establishment has heretofore been favored; and in
'uiges the hope, that her friend. and acquintances
as weii as IT'S ioriner patrons, will favor her with
their support.
Oct IO A5-2,n
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WE subscriber will priv, ely his tract a. land an
county, situated the north fork.
cteek aud on the road leading from
'nese, IL miles west of Liberty aud adjoining Cart
ouoia contsius about 400 acres, Of which az
cleared ihe part which uncesrsd except very small
'o"ou excellent tobacco land or the cleared land
are low grounds OF the first quality, the feuaipd.r
nssssiy tue high land Thu. the hes. traots o
'n 70 Tue upper country hsiug well adapted cuva.
OF tobacco and all kinds OF grain It lies remarkably wei
very Tree rom stone Il divided 1t would max. yer,
tracts which shall be done, IL those WIN
wish Persons wishing TO purchase may apply
es'ding IN the n,ehho hood of New London
.A'%
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iHe lat or highest ctasS--on Grccaa and 10
man History, Definitions, Problems, SC. OH the
'erfe, tris ,'obe; Blairs Lectures, Grammar, Ge-
oSraphy, Watts on the mind, and Arithmetic thro'
compound interest, and two oil them OH Ornamental
Needle
the "a class--On Geography, History Of the u
D., Definitions and Problems on the terrestrial
niobe, and Arithmetic, thru the > primary rules;
also on Grammar, Spelling, Defning, Reading and
Writing
The I'd class-0n Geography, Grammar, Read
ing w riing, Spelling and Defining
The 9Th ciass-On Spelling. Defining, Reading,
Writing, Grammar and Geography.
Reading
Inc trustees cannot close this notice withou
expressing the very great pleasure which they ex-
per'enced. and which they heard unanimously ex-
pressed by the company at the performance oil the
scholars.
The next session will commence on the 18th Of
November. Total expense of board, tuition, &c
for session, about $50. BY order of the board
oct i1th, 1923 DAVID CAMPBELL.
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COMMUNICATED.
10 THE PUBLICE

The seini-annual Examination of the Students Of
the Abingdon (Inale) Academy, was held, on the
ION aud 18th inst; with which the Trustees and
Friends OF the Institution, in attendance were
mighty gratihed.- !he number of Students during
the last Session was 81. This number was divided
into variety Of classes; each of which CAV. the
most satisfactory evidence OF ample abiiiis OH t
part OF the instructor, and OF indusifyaud genius
on the part Of the students
The Trustees Of the Abingdon Academy, in rem
dering this merited tribute 10 the Instructor and
students Of this institution, think il their dutv At
The same time, 10 communicate the following mar
lculars, for the information of the pubiick: MIR
Ewing, the Principal Of the Academy, land AT
present only teacher9 is well qualified to advance
30 or 10 Students 10 an intimate knowIcdue Of all
he various branches Of an academical course
When the number OF students is increased TO TO-
or 10, Il Is fully intended that Mr.. Ewing shall
have assistant. The cour-e f studies 'Iurino
Grammar, Modern Geography, the Ancient Lam
guages, the French Language. Bellies Letires and
Natural Philosophy
The only requisites Of admission are knowledge
OF reading the English language, and writing 10.
gether with TESTIMONIALS Of gOOd moral character
The tuition fee is $40 s'r session Of 8 months
payable in advance. Good board including wash.
ing tire-wood and candies, can be had in respect
able private families, convenient to The Academy,
at SI5, per aunum-that s,tor the academick year
say 10 months including sessions.
The next session will commence on the 18th dav
Of Nov. and terminate OH the 18th day of hpriJ
ensuing Those who intend 10 become students are
requested 20 b. punctual in their attendance al the
commencement Of the session
By 0TleT CfMe BOnyd Of Trustees
CHARLES &. JOHNSTON,
JOHN N 1T MES,
JAMES w. Paxton,
The Committee
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IRE subscr;her oG.rs G,,. .SnIn

lie vauaeis rani $40" 90 whioh h. te.de., called the
M'sd'~ btlges Thu s-ate situated the count, #
Hanover, Chckaho-iny Swamp q mil. fr,m IN, ry
hnouu and CONTAINS 4TS ant ,ishl acres; OF which
~ ave oet"een 100 and $50 acres w grounGs o.ated
ne tate Improvements ths Swamp .rtn sly drained
nr "at lands The high lands we'll improved Th. build
s' are extensive eommodiaus bud in good nrde Ths Or
charts are large containing between and 400 tree. II or.
ee'en fruits The health of the ,ub.criber's family .ce his
'e'enee On TINS estate allow. him that
can he more desirable that No property ha he
Tor safe !" this Sc ton Of country many years.
possessing a numerous advantages The soil is
tor ID production Of corn cotton cats rye and ers. md
% rutt'on io' wheat a. sves tahl. soi IT un.urps.ed
ihe s1cfinrr would prefer making private sale which If
nnt erected by the 18th December, he will then od. i
~ ne same time he will sell 20 iikeiy Negroe, h.
enp OF ORA consulting Of about SEQ hsrr.i. $50
soo ~ when ar. hominy CORP folder, .huck al.r h.
re, mules and C. rs Together with has household furnitus
Pan'a'on 1ten. &c-Ths Of al. IN the real and
personal estae, will be made know al a s,op. time
JOSHUA STORRS
(ict 4
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BOWiing- Green I'auern for SAFE

consequence at ihe deIirsls health II one ~ h. ,
stois ~ tue above prpr-rty, thcy have determined
nu'nd eors' T. di''ove then partnership, and of, a.
sal 20 the highest bidder public suction On Monday IN e
day Of December u'E, being Caroline Court day The v.r
ID" property &c so generally known that the ,ub,r,bs,
hnk uuutesif' 10 any fhug than HAT the r.
" snct u came to tA'r posss'sion been rens, a
iHd ps"ed az enlarged by he addition ~ several room.
P,tttoo, Balcony snI Stable eont4,ainz 75 tai, ~
been sfe'isd aud the siJ'n and yard put under good
rlonre some oni-bousss also built The tsd II H.,
attached u The Tsgeru viii also be sold IL contain. o,a
- Ie; Apsrfsc titie will be made Ia the puro hsser.
Te'n'- -Four thousand d"if' esh and the balance
~ fhss ia aeJ # tt s'd - nnn'h to he secure. n
t'sd Oftfust uFou the ?. op.f,'.
EoRRuRNK r. SUTTON
THOS HU"KE
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Oct. IL,
Office efthe .dgent IF Me Bredk,oafer, )
PhIladelphia. 22d Oct 1898

len eonf1mty VT II. ac.,,n rom ~. NJ H.
- mont, o. ALtD PROPOSALS o. tec.,.,d At ihi.
Once nnt' M ndsl its "a Move SCI. tn. am,
tht site OF the Bttas~d' Cane Heaiope,, Rond,
~. hundred aui twenty III ussnd I.c, VI Sn, 81 txet
'nSe cun'e feet 10 the Perch zach weigh from
ga, ~ Ut a IN to two t=as and upwatds
u quay OF 10. MATERIAL must be at the following i.,-
,Puonsi trapf"ck Hornhende, GrsUit- compact (nei,
marble or hmtstonsi aud he deposit. pr
20 n according TO the direction. Of the Engineer
ne monn' o, Api'i and December at the ensuing yea
than 10000 reieh-,. TRY ' 9''"'''
h oPo'As must ~ addition 10 the Of the Bidders,
.utan those OF ih. Sarst.es aud ia, pI,c,, oS d. -
Ave residence. r " VIZ" e'pt'
ne b"l 'ai' ~h he Examined tnJ decided on, nv tbs
cninet WI may apppuitt hy Exrcu,,v. ana h, IN.
uh-c' be i-th' decision e. he submitted =. III.
" NAVY Impairment CLEMENT BIBbLE.
n, Q, As.at. e.
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Mas THo NELSON having enlarged her Board.
Ss@ ing Establi-hmeni, by the addition of a com.
modous aud well finished Brick Tenement on the
opposite side of the Street will he prepared In ac
cotnmodate from 10 TO 20 Gentlemen and Ladies
during the session Of the Legislature Gentlemen
wishing il, can have their Carriages and Horses
taken IN Oct ~ iT-flstM Dec
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THE FORSAkEN HEARTH.


Against taeH airy pfeyt-HHon
THE Hearth, the Heath, Jt.oise-- Tie fl, queuehed
and gone,
That happy edrsns eye, more brightly laughing .cn.;
The place whe mIib aud music met hushtd tO' day
aud u,ght
OH kind sunny fsee Of all that here made light
But scattered ate thuse smt aiar Ivy mount aud
shore,
Like cleaning wate, from srrirg d,rer,ed to
Those kindred ,Jts reject not oh other, set OF
mmth,
Unbound in that wreath home alas. the lonely
heath,
The that have mingled here speak another tongue
Or breath, peichanes, to sen he song, the'r mOh,
Sad strangely sad in ',aOgef lands each house
hold tone.
The Heath the Hearth esoae, the bright fo qaenehed
anc yon,!
put ARE h.y spentug Lightly yet their day, OF sle,?
Th>se thty ivey stl: sui sweet land
sea.
o. hu'hcJ, and changed aui ,a,l
strain
blend their fst,rnsl caitnct. uiumpb,utly again!
And ct N.feaI that here pkel by long emebeT ed
Ala, the brother knows not now where lI the sutcrs tear
fOi broken the hsuehciJ cham, the bright htc luenehed
aud goD,!
Not tu NOT broken chain thy noiy biais the N
.tll,
Thou holy Hearth of other days though silent now and hill
The sunless the the rites behed stt,ng
The father. voice. the mother preyer, though called fIoa,
earth away,
With rising from the dead their .pri yet shai away
And by the past by the grave the parted yet one
Though the loved death be de0ac the bright h queuched
aud goue. +. HEMANS
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ID ESPECGFULLY niDfns her friends and N. ,,bi
EA ihat he still occupies that competition. nj ,i.,',
'hos'ed hJu's, one 70 he fhe Eel Tavern where IN. =
sfed eivs 5aarde,5 by the month or ve,, 90 80
a. Members II the Ltrisistur. canbe sccommls, ~ ="
ns me 'e''gi AM she beg' leave gene syo s.ue those
tfnIon her pat shall he bestowed 10 rend., ~ ,t
'hneui every way ~.t'hy Of tfeu pat onaEe.
rood Cook,
hale female, uhc lie tetamneudeJ IL. b..,., q,
- "' " UT ""'i inc ~iuitr II. s.
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MISS HUGHES

FULLY 'norp'' 10, puhi'., that he, Seminary
40 me ,ns', us''-n young Ladies, opened OF III.
~ :. winch will be taught the following branches,
G'nox aph; h.a.ns Writing ArhhnstIc, English Grammar,
Gograrhy, Natural Hors Pho.or v Hisuty Chfvuo
81 Se"t Ltue', and Composition. The Er-nch Language
a"h ni''' WIN DE taught wished. wall
ee,v' $50 pr session, board and ,u,on ia
lie Lnts,ns o dolls The eun.,.ins OF 10 snth.
Day pupils 80 soils session, Fuel Dt Scots All
attention will he paid 20 the bsah naaner. OF III, young
laJie,. " ~s
Oct. s
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,$ ss$ :. q; f.. s': ~:

HE Collection comprises an immense assortment
oil The choiscst Fruits of our own and FOREIGN
Chimes. obtained by grea; caro- and assiduitv. and
guaranteed genuine.
The assortment OF ornamental trees, and flower
ing shrub plants, bu'bous rooted flowers. and
green house plants. is very full and complete, com
prisihg all those most calculated TO crafty.
Many thousand grape vines of the choicest kinds
Tor wine and the table, and several hundred va
rete> o. roses are row ready for sale
The assortment Of double dsas, double ca.
meiiias or Japan roses, oranges, SC. are such as
cannot iail to give satisfaction, and all packages
are pu, up with the utmost for their safety &,
preservation.
Catalogues may he had of Mr. Charles Ellis.
who will receive and forward orders
STEPHEN + MILLS. eco
Oct 81 30 A.
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EYECUT0PJS CATC

i'-hi1So DALE.
lf PURSUANCE OF the last Will and Testame,,,
OF John Shelton, Esq dec'd.-wiil he sold to
the highest bidder. on the premises, on Wednes-
day the 10Th day of Dec. next if fair, Other wise
the lirst fair day thereafter, the Grst and Saw
aiiii, on the Southland River, Louisa county, with
i've acres OF land attached thereto, aud abou: six
acres adjoining, formerly the property of William
baug'i decd, on which there is very comforta-
bic Dwelling House, &c, and an excellent orch
ard, &c &c. One fourth of the purchase money
VIII be required in cash-for the balance one, two
ana three years credit will be allowed. the pur-
chasers giving notes satisfactorily endorsed and a
deed 0i trust upon the property, to ecure the pune
tual payment OF the purchase money At the same
time will he sold Tor cash, Tract of Land former
" tn property of James Austin containing about
10 acres, aboui % of which is in wood -
Also, one other Tract called LoyeIps, contain
ing about 80 acres
Also, one other Tract called Hunters, contain.
ing about lao acres
The above Tracts of land will be sold for the
purpose OF satisfying claims against j. Shelton Jr
BENJAMIN b. DUKE. } Ex'orsof
WM. SHELTON, (MinorD J. shelton, decd
Nov. Z. ST. td-
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White Hal GdmDiQr School

WIS sehr ] VIII he open"d a.. iOtn o., y
me cubs rher' resi- lener ~ the county 10. Ff@der,os
- re few more bays will he received thsu those
s'g'di al the Price OF hundred snj twenty dois. PEE
noun Md tuition, bedding &c. payshIe semi -aGpiis
"dvaBee The course OF study this school IS such =, ).
sy pfephdty Z" an entrance inr the Uniyer,y of Va
my Of The northern Colleges The attention If the sub.r,
will he particularly directed 10 the moral end INF, II.
AZ improvement OF The youth. entrusted to HI. care
JNO w. PAGE
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against
Edmund Gsnnawsy, adm or with the will annev.
ed!o Jefery Robcrt<on dec. and Norvell Roberf
W. Defdt..
The defendant Norvell Robertson, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing 70 Tue sct OF Assembly and the Rules Of This
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
That he is not an inhahiant of this Commonwealth
" isordered, THAI The said Norvcll Rober.on 10
appear here on the first day OF January ronrt ,,,
and answer the bill of the rIaintiis; and IN
copy OF This order he forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper publishcdin the cityo EichmonJ r., =
months successfully, and posted al the front door
OF this county copy Teste,
X. ELDRlDGE. dc
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MONEY F0TNn-

NIthh Snh'tfter cutie 1T ssv = ,b,, o..,A ~
,ssS Sooan, Tavern ths County Isnoss, se"ts
10 bs :; ~, 10y VINO ssys his is Shepard s, 80,
" rec b"in and resident Of IIenreo e,,,n,. -.
T., S so nee r1ge be yrdere f,e jail Of aid eo o'
~. FeIeh'nE 'a,d hoy, found IN HI. po.ss..;n
x ',Ns to'y tv'l'ntt u hiss property ana rav;nS ~,
ms 'd''t''emcn; and The ewsfd ibsi Nae ~ ne
H.n.v.r Nvz a. NJ. BROOKS.
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Examination of the Female School a.; Abingdon,
Va. under the direction OF Miss Marcy j. Tur.
ner, assisted during the last session by Miss Ma
i.a J. Gordon.
The Examination Of the Pupils in this institution
TOOK place at the close Of the session, the i4th
ard 18th inst IN presence Of Board Of Trustees
and Of very respectable audience. The classes
were very fully and critically examined on the fol-
owing BRANCHES. and gave cntire eaasf,rrca