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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-14

DUBLiG SALE.-WiI be sold, by Public
Auction, on FRIDAY, the 29th instant, at
the late residence of Capt. Isaac Vanmetre, one
and half miles from Opeckon Greek, near the
Baptist Meeing House. in Berkeley county, Va.
all OF the Personal Estate of said deceased con 3.
sisiing in part of the following, viz: valuable
Work Horses, Brood Mares and Colts, a large
Stock Of Horned Cattle. fifty head OF Sheep, a
number of fine Stock Hogs; Farming Utensils
Of every description; a good Road Wagon,
plantation do, Cart. Ploughs, Harrows, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture OF all kinds, con.
sis,ing of valuable Feather Beds, Bedding and
Bedsteads, Desks, Bureaus Tables, Chairs,
three Corner Cuptoards, Case of Drawers,
good eight.day CLOCK and CASE; two Stoves
and Pipe; Pots, Ovens, Kettles. &c &c. three
Viewers Looms and lacking complete;
FLOUR by the barrel RYE and CORN by the
number Of articles not necessary 10 particular.
Use. Also, six valuable NEGROES, Men, Wo-
men, Boys and Girls.
Twelve months credit will be given on all
sums over FIVE dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security; under that sun,
cash. The sale will begin early in the day {,
and continue from day to day until all is sold.
At the Same time and place, the undersigned
will otter at public sale, small TRACT OF
LIND, containing fifty four and half acres,
adjoining the lands of John Frystt, George
Burns, and others principally Of Wood Land
and considered valuable. Terms; one half to
be paid in twelve months from the day Of sale,
the remaining half in eighteen months from
the day Of sale. Also will be sold, another
LOT or LAND, containing thirteen acres
more or less, adjoining the lands of Jacob
Vanmetre, sen. and others. Terms: twelve
months credit from the day of sale WILDE given,
the purchaser giving bond & approved security.
JACOB T.. VANMETRE,
ABRAHAM E VANMErRE,
Feb. ID Executors
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DuBLiG osLE,--by virtue Of decree Of
l the chancery district court holden q VIM
chester. pronounced on the 9th day Of Decems
Der, 1877. The undersigned viii sell, on the
premises on the 2oth day of February, 1923.
all the Tor OF GROUND. with the appurte.
nances thereto belonging situate In Martins
burg, Berkeley county. Virginia, fthst was naa
sold by virtue ola decree Of said court, pro-
nounced in The case Of the Mutual Assurance
Society against fire on Buildings In Virgins, =
gaitst the executor Of Adam Strayer. dec'd.)
being all the ground excepting thai on which
the Dwelling House and Stable stands. The
lot is The same on which Adam Straver lived,
aud lies between the iof of MeveWl Locke and
the Market House, on King street,
Terms " sale: one third cash, and the bali
lance iniwo equal payments Of 6 and IL months,
with interest from The day Of sale until paid,
the purchaser to give bond and good security
for the tao last payments
ALEXANDER COOPER. Err.
Feb. 7. 1928 Of .9dam ssrayer.
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PLANTATION poR SALE

N ALUABLE PLANTATION FOn SALE,
v The subscriber is DESTROYS TO dispose Of
by private sale his FARM, lying on the Ope.
quon, abou, one mile east OF Msrtinsburg. on
The Shepherd's.town and Charlestown road
This tract contains $40 acres,--230 Of which are
cleared and under cultivation, including 100
acres OF bottom land formed by the Tuscarora
and Opequon creeks, as fertile and as beautiful
as any in the state. This bottom which is en-.
treIy dry, has constantly produced from so to
30 bushels Of Corn per acre, 1.-THE subscriber
has gathered as much as 100 busbeL lit is also
susceptible OF being made most excellent mea
dow; go or 80 acres can be wateree. The i'm.
prosements on this farm has cost the subscriber
az least $1,000, and he believes that the money
has not been uselessly expended. Besides the
commodioes dwelling house, there are ~ 0.
Their houses for different domestic and sgrlcul-
tural purposes--a valuable SAW MILL on
seat which would be admirably adapted for a
merchant mill The Tuscarora being here
greatly enlarged by numerous springs, and the
fall on the land upwards of 10 feet. A lateral
Canal 10 intersect the Chesapeake and OHIO
Canal, will be made from harrisburg to the
Potomac River. passing through this farm,
which is but four miles from she River Potomac.
A fine young orchard which, with smother on
the place, consist Of 400 apple trees; fine
peach orchard; pump in the barn yard, and
another for the kitchen are among the many
advantages Of this desirable property.
From the great scarcity OF money, Land
have fallen in this county, and the above valaa
BILE Farm win be sold for 5000 in payments.
WILLIAM u. KING.
Berkeley county, Va Feb IA.
nTrhe Franklin Repository, Chambers5urg
Herald. Carlisle; Peoples Friend. Lancaster,
will each publish the above lhree weeks sno
forward their accts. 10 this Office for payEeAt.
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AND FUR SALE The subscriber Of.
IL fers for sale. that valuable LOT or
LAND. upon which William CoffenhergeR
at present resides. situate on Opeckon Creek.
three miles from Martinsburg, the county
town Of Berkeley, in Virginia, containing If
teen acres. On this lot is q comfortable Dwell
ling House 90 BY rs feet. Kitchen. smoke
House. good Barr, Cooper's shop, and Black.
smith shop. about sixty bearing fruit trees, sc.
good spting OF Water near the door. II ia
deemed unnecessary to give further descrip-
ton OF thisproperty, az any person disposed
TO purchase will doubtless view the same. Por
further particulars, and terms apply TO vii.
liam Coiienberger. Should the above described
lot of ground not be- sold psior 10 the 18Th
Msrch next. II will ON tina, day be offered AZ
public auction to the highest bidder, on the
premises. GEORGE CoFFENBERGER.
Feb l4--~3t
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MofiCE --Aiithoss having claims against
~ the estate Of MIR. Joseph Shovslter, dec.
are respectfully invited 10 bring them forward.
properly suthenticssedf for settlement nj; aud those
indebted, are notified to make payment, az no
indulgence wilIb given For the convenience
OF creditors aud others. the subscriber will Mt
tend at McCleary's Hotel, in Msr,insburg, on
ZACH Saturday, until the FIRST Saturday in March
NJ -, for the purpose OF receiving claims a.
gains9 the estate, aud monies due the same.
JACOB VIEWER, .adn'r.
Feb Ia
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THE anniversary celebration ofthe Berkeley
\ Rife Corps. will foi the present year,
take place on Friday the 2sd p,orimo 4 day
iilustrious in the annals OF our cuuntry--an &C.
easion eminently qualified TO inspire the iof,
est sentiments of military pride AID pstriot,c
feeling. The Corps will accordingly assemble
at McCleary's Tavern (he usual rendevous)
precisely at 9 O'Clock of that morning
II is confidently expected that every man will
appear in the ranks, as becomes rohnteer sol.
der;-wi,h his arms and sccouirements in The
most perfect order, proud OF 'he opportunity
that enables him to promote the reputation Of
The Corps, and celebrate. with spirit, the birth
day OF the INDUSTRIOUS SAVIOUR OF his
country.
II is contemplated making several important
changes in the Constitution aud Bye .Laws--up
on the adoption of which, il is desirable that a
full vote OF the Company be taken.
A committee of arrangement, consisting OF
Lieuts. Erskine and McClesry, and Messrs
Abel, Chambers snd Orrick, has been sppoin-
ted. who will attend to the preparation OF the
necessary refreshments, ,oas's, &c. &c
To those gentlemen who feel disposed to offer
themselves AS candidates for admission into the
Rifle Corps, the present is submitted as an ap.
propriate occasion. TO young men Of high
honor and elevated feelings, it were needless "a
enlarge upon the comparative satisfaction which
the membership OF volunteer association con
ters over the ordinary militia services, which
by the acquisitions of the Law, all are compell'
ed to perform.
The Band until farther arrangements can be
made, will appear an their appropriate dress Of
blue coat and pantaloons with red sashes.
BY order OF Capt. Faulkner,
Feb IA, ID, ORRiCK, 0S
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.arttmabmrG ataOentp
FOR TOU.NC LiDIES.

THE Examination viii tase place on Thurs.
L day and Friday the 2Sth and 2sth instant,
when ALI who are DESTROYS OF witnessing the
progress Of the Young Ladies. are respectfully
invited to attend. As the first Gay will princi
pally be devoted - critical examination in
Grammar Geography, History, Composition and
the elements Of Natural Philosophy. il would
be esteemed favour for a few Ladies and Gen-
tlemen who are we'll acquainted with these
branches Of Science TO attend We hope the
secnnd day win not be less interesting though
the Young Ladies' are not so FAR advanced in tho
different branches. The ensuing session will
commence on Monday the Sd OF March,
Narnnsbarg, Feb. Ia
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TEGRoes FOR sALE.-For s.ls : Nero

NEGROES FOR sALE.-For sale Negro
~ Woman and her four child. en--two Boys
and two Girls. The Womanis % years Of age;
one Boy in his 9Th year, the other Ave years
old; one Girl three years and The other eight
months old. These Slaves win be sold a, pri-
vaie sale ona credit Of eighteen months, the
purchaser, or purchasers giving bond with sp-
proved security, Should they not be sold by
the first day Of March court next, they will, on
that day, be sold at public auction, in frous OF
the Courthouse door in Msrtinsburg. Ii is
desirable 10 sell the above Negroes to pureha.
sers in the county OF Berkeley. or the adjoin,ng
counties. DANIEL SYES1ER
Feb Ia
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- The third class Of the GRAND CoNso
LiDATED LOT Terry having, in the Scheme,
and IN the result, given very genersl satistsc.
ton, the Managers respectfully offer TO the
public notice and patronage the following
SCHfME Of the
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
For Internal improvement. Literature and
Charities in the Cisy Of Washington, and in
the states OF Delaware, North Carolina and
Louisiana. FOURTH CLASS
To DO drasSn in Washington City on Uednssday,
Tie i2M March, 1928.
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FARMS TO LET.

TTvHE subscribers have three or four eligible
u FIRMS for rent, all In good sensntable
order, aud well wsfered. These Farms are
valuable. For terms apply to either of the
subscribers, living near Gerrsrdssown, who will
shew the same to any person applying TO rent.
WILLIAM WILSON,
Feb. IL JOHN PARK.
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FEB. ID
DUBLIC sALE-WiIl be sold by

EbU DLIO ohLIz.- VIII D6 sUTu DJ
III public yendue, at the residence Of the
subscriber. six miles west Of Martinsburg, On
Thursday the 9Th day Of March asrf, all of his
Stock of Horses, Cows. Hogs and Sheep;
Farming Utensils OF various kinds, such as Wa
CONS, Cart, Ploughs, Harrows, &c. Household
and Kitchen Furniture. consisting of Beds,
Bedding, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Desks,
Bureaus. &c. complete set Of Blacksmith's
Tools, together with number of articles not
necessary to particuarise. Nine months cred
il will be given for all sums over five dollars,
the purchaser giving bond with approved sc.
curity; under that sum, cash. The sale will
commence early in the day, and continue until
all is sold. All of the properly that will be
offered for sale will be valuable and sold with
out reserve.
ROBERT B. LYLE.
February II.
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l lsssS p p,.ns. 1920 lick. slss, $50

,
In this Scheme composed Of 60 numbers by
ternary combination, with 9 drawn ballots
there will De "a prizes with three OF the drawn
numbers on them; 1886 with two of them on,
and il,475 with one OF them on; and also
20,825 tickets without any OF them on, being
blanks.
To determine the fate of these prizes and
blanks, the 90 numbers from one to 50 inclu
siye.) will be severaiiy placed in a wheel on the
day OF drawing, and nine OF them be drawn
Out az random; and that ticket having on ii 10
a combination. the LIST. 2d aud 81 drawn mum.
bers. will be entitled TO the Capital prize
ct $50 600
That having on il the 4ih 5th and 6th,to 5000
That having omit the 7th,3 9th and g h.to $500
That having on it the 9th. 9th and e,h,,o 2.405
The ether prizes 10 be determined a. detailed in
the Scheme az large.
Price Of Tickets
Whole S5--Haf 81 50--Quarter 81 Is.
package OF 20 tickets in this lottery Son-
tains the whole 90 numbers used, and must OF
necessity draw as least nett ss3S rs in prizes,
Gentlemen who prefer 70 adventure for large
prizes only, may deduct at the lime of pur
chase, the value Of the small prizes, and re-
ceiye the Managers certificate emitting the
holder 10 draw the extra prze money, (Which
method is very convenient to those who re-
side a. distance and dislike the collection OF
small prize money in this way & certificate
for the proceeds OF
90 Whole tickets, comes TO Sci rs
20 Half Tickets. do. 80 SO
90 Quarters, do. Is ~
90 Eighths. do. 772
az The Managers will give the utmost at.
teIitionto the commands oil distant adventures
for tickets and shares, and forward free from
expense the official account OF the drawing
Immediately upon It's event.
Prize tickets and certificates in rmerlet
teries received as cash, and the cash paid or
RENTED directly for prizes as soon IS drawn.
- All letters and orders to be postpaid
and addressed to the Managers.
YATES s. MiNrYRE, Washington City.
FEB. Ia
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n sEssRs JOIN BARTLETT and JOHN

AVA LAUBiNGER--Ta Take notice, that on
Saturday the 18th day OF March next, at tho
house Of John Marquar,, in Rushville. Rich
land township, county Of Fairfield, and State
Of Ohio, between the hours Of in the morn
ing and in the evening, will proceed to takr
the dispositions Of John Rutherford. Elizabeth
Rutherford, Andtew Smith, which depcsitions
| mean to offer in evidence in a suit DOW de-
pending in the Sipe Tor Court Of Chancery, in
which you an1 nthsrs are defendants and am
plaintiff. GEORGE RUTHERFORD.
February IL, l828.@--4w.
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WOOL.

vkvHE subscriber wishing to purchase guam
4 tity of CO.li.lfO.N WOOL, will give a
liberal price for it, il delivered shortly al his
Fastor,, North end OF Martnsburg.
c. G. CONRADT.
Feb. 14.-tf
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MOTlCE--TheA Anniversary Meeting Of the
~ Auxiliary Colonization Society OF Berke-
ley county, will be held a, the Court House, in
Martinsburg. ON Friday the 22d instant, at IL
o'ciock. m. Members and Friends Of the
Society, are respectfully invited to attend.
Feb. Ia.
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Accounts from the State Of New.
York are favorable, and give US the ~
surapce, that the Administration Is
growing stronger and stronger in tbs
confidence OF the people.
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DIED.
FIRED. sOssa HERALD.

owe are authorised 10 state TO the Free.
holders OF Jefferson county, that Captain IA
CHI ARiAH BUCXMASTER,i IS a candidate for
the next Legislature Of Virginia.
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Mr.. Randolph has, il seems, fallen Up
on bis quondam friend, DUFF Green, ant
is now blowing him sky high. Duff AZ
pears tn feel the lash, and whines moaz
piteously.
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On Tuesday of last week, the Cir cult Cour,
Bill was thrown out of the Senate Of Virginia,
by vote OF IA to 10.
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Ni1N COOKS.

n RIiF sfjstribtr IN, just receired dirsci I,om
- Phitadeipbfd, HE iOHOieIng BdOfs nua SIN
iionarU, piich. mth his dock on hnla. reua,,s
ms assortment rtrB complete, RS
6h uOt Het0yyfJpqat u NJ lhr OH amt Ma
1faomcnE tohPaenfJ Hige' haft pt0nounced
HenryS commentary 10 BE- he bca per6 oIM
KIND ~ he Lnglsh idngUarc, ana hs mecIapi-
mi e1tcu'on otthe dmer'can ofIop "a aioura
n be H. q 'Or 10 NJ .O0omenlGty lutiished IN ms
eoanby y"
Dm,ghrs Theological Horks, in 4 rof,.
Bucks He0ioeicJ Djciiondrg.
Inc Lady oja.e Runor, IN 8 roL, By Ms.
hfrno0d.
The Piigrim's Progysss, by .L,o. Bnnyon, Ems
r%opato", PresLgie'atb Boptst and Mcihodtst
CGiccbisms,
5ynjy ,cdoof SpeIiing iiools md pr,m,,s
Gatfg o9d Lens snpc,,o, RHarip Btdil, Ae
print, b'nd,og, aud engrarBg' n ph,eh ore su.
prriOr 10 migtref QJfreito, Sate IN ms m0,kci.
4onanoa i'ragrr B1oka. "hifh roaiaia In ne1p
selection n iigmns
Pjom and tonp Me,tipg songs.
Rules and Regulations Ipr The sword Er,rci,,
Of Cap0ily, 10 bhad Is miitd He Rul,s In Dan
md The crciat,ons Of tte Lipht CorairQ. IN Rob.
ri Craig, teacher y 4h|'ioH Iat'ics.
IUnGc Hymns, sef,oitd ami oiigiuai. by Aah-
ati Sciii,iou.
Grimsbap's Hisi0JV ol me Z siaffs and ones.
ti0ns IN n,eert Dpi booor, tpHh g|afsfiops md
heg. Mayags Grammar ben and Fre,e,se.
Pitf's arithmetic, hufags ipgi,sh Keader and
kHoOdncilOH, 4daHt 5 NopSto ahd ITiLets Gtog.
raPhy.
Neu York Reader, No !, , oud3.
UayHOd,ochis aud Lernsa,s french cram.
mdTS.
Psrritfs Dialogues and idbIes.
The Southern and ~ ,sieiH ~3Ougsler, nst9, rH-
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JACKSON AND BURR.

We are not YET tnch Of tins subject. Facis
bo,n lacts, wh,ot, must subdue even prejudice II
sell. II may be Ibai ace line more readily cred,l
the charge Of Jackson'S connection with Bum
from our hosllIiy--uot 10 him-bui 10 his nm.
b,iouS preienstons. Others, We presume. who
ridicule the charge, are influenced, IN the same
degree, 10y ll,elr favorable mp essions Of la,
slarac'cr. IL appears To "a, however, thai
10 man OF importantly can donb,, II they will
reflect s%e,iousy on the facts disclosed by Gen.
Jacnson hImseit in the documents laia before
Inc superior Court OF Mississippi, IN the sur
brought against Burr by Blannerhassett, IN
which Jackson wa, summoned as ID garni.hee.
LIST. EHstin errtIies, (and be it borne in
lninu that he Ct rtlies, nj the request OF zen.
lackson) thai BUR- " s0id' 10 bin, " a6ovt IN.
ION ~ hoeembtr, lsou, II dran on George
VI. ogden oil New York, endorsed by .4ndreu
JaofA0n.-Consequenlly, Aaron Burr vas II
HashCiHe " about the lWh OF November"
2. Burr had been arrested but fire DAYS pre-
'''fo'J W. c''J ~ UNIV hHu WAS us
charged by the Grand Jury, because the suy.
p.c.OnS entertained ol hts desigos could not be
proued.
81. Jackson. letters TO MIR. Jefferson and
COY. Claiborne mere written " about the tenth
oi November, 10 vii, on the tmeifhl
4tl,. Jackson could aud must I,aye heard.
as soon 10y mail, or 10y travellers, Of the arrest
aud discharge Of Burr in Frankfort, as he
could have heard OF il from Burr himself.
9th. 1t wasa I lh,s first indltalinn, ll,sttbe eve.
ei government were opened 10 Burr's proceed.
lugs, that Jackson H. Coffee stopped building
boats, Andlhat jackson turned lniormrr-aye,
a4yormer Anom dad he inform, pray ? Why,
air. J etferson, Who had ordered Burr's arrest
as early rs October
Is any Jaittt eUidenee ask ed forF Look n,
il. ia the following account current, recently
found among the papers of the late John
thompson OF Natchez, the attorney who
brougt ut suit against Burr Among HE items,
The reader vii see tie reme OF DonneiSOn CaC
frey, who was lately bruugh, Ion ward by tue
" Charlottesville Advocate" - prove Jackson's
innocence. Odd not the Advocate Iecollcct that
tDe,e migA! be " honor amo,es, tnieves,"-
moie particularly when the lesser ,h,rf is d lt
ghep ott.e greater D-Another fen 10 Ks su.-
,,,c,ous. " Expense OF ) {. aud postage, 50
~ Ia" hiral an extensive correspondence
tne accomplished scholar Of the Hermitage
must have Apt up JUS, at 'ha, tim! We
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TENHE next session OF my school will conn
meuce on The 18th INST. wish TO decline
teaching boys, a,d shaii therefore admit female
only. Nv cotrse OF instruction will be liberal,
embracing the follow ing Branches Orthogra-
plJ, i~teaiing, Wfliing, Bellies Lettres nclu-
dung English GramAiai. Rhetoric, and Logic j;
Geog, Apply, the use Of Maps aud Of the
Giob IS, II story, Astronomy, Natural PhIloso-
phs, Chemistry. Arithmetic. Book-i<c~Pine, Al
zebra. aud Geomeny.- shall be assisted by my
sjstct Rrbecca.
Terms. For beginners Sl2 IL. for those
more advanced SIS, pee session of Eve months.
No pupil viii he received Tor less time than .lom
the day Of entry TO The end o fthr session.
X b. 1ONNLEY.
Ninth mo. An. ts1
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STAPLE ARTICLES,

!. . UNAWAY from the subscriber. living ~
Ia bedford county, on the Halls ford road,
about , mites below the old store Of DAVIS.
Preston y Co. on Goose Geek, a negro man
by the naIne otJlA abOu tive feet eleven lnch.
es high, about p years Odd, iound shon,drred.
fole, able black, and holds his head when he
walks lurncd - hs lfit, one NJ his feet was mar-
krd when he was small, | thr'k II was his rignt
foot, but am moi certain Any person securing
the same. so that get him snail he entitled 10
zen dollars reward, besIicS the legal fees, proyl-
drd hr is taken al OF the EQUITY aud II taken in
he county. five cellars, aud all ms lreai fees be.
,ldes. 1his negro mas been gone since aboui
thr Isl OF June. JOHN MiCONNAkEE.
Seit. H. ~
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ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.
l Col. D. Wright, Of NORFOLK,
, brnI. Harrison. Of Charles CITY,
3 }. Goodwin. Of Oiapidd,e,
4 DR.. klcnard Field, OF Brpnseick,
. +. {. Carrngtun, Of Hatlar,
e Benz. Hatcher, u ChsSte beid,
: Samuel Branch, Of buckingham,
8 Judge Fleming Saunders, Of franklin,
9 David 5. Ca land, d amherst.
10 Chapman Johnson, Of hiehm0ad3
II Judge I. /. brooke, VI spousgfr ruia
Il Charles Hill, Of King aad queen,
ID Capt. Robl. Lively, o. Et4abtlh JiIy,
II Cap. Hancock Eus,ace, OF 5tqPocd,
10 Jonn ohackleford, Esq. q Cutpeper,
10 Judge ". A. G Dade OF Prince HiLiam
IL Col, Nm. Elizey, Of Loado an,
Is Alfred IL. Powell, u f,tderiek,
~ Col. Jos. siauzey, Of Rockingham,
20 Judge A. Stua,t, Of dHguda,
2l Ballard Smith, Of Grttatfler,
y Col. Benz. EstIIi. Of BaShtaeton.
% Judge Lewis Summers, Of hamuha,
II AIpnens +. Hison, Of Moaongutia.
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Ninth mo. 4fh.

N DUCAfION.-Ine subscriber hereby
IA informs his patrons and the public III
general, thai the next session OF his School
will Commence IN Mouda, Sept. Isl. Terms
will be accommodating.
In this Schpoi viii he taught. ut the re-
quest of the pareat' or guardian, any sciencr
that Is usually taught IN any English School
in this section ot cOnntry.
He would he glad TO enlarge the female
Department. by aa addition OF yonug Ladle-,
IN the instruction oi whom Ire will DO aided
by the uaremlttlng atlontIea oi Mrs. Cols
WIN is we'll qualified for the business. He
has hong beea engaged in instrucling youth !,
mud -" tfnc ia Inc young ldea how o shoot. g"
Andh- viii alwas he ambition, to return tothtir
parents the pupil, %conmlted 20 his charge
blessed with all the improvements of which
their capacity will render them capable.
J. COLE.
Aug. q. ittI5S3.