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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

The School Committee Of this town assem-
blod at the Council Chamber, on Saturday
last, and after having taken thoir engage
ments agreably to law, elected Rev. DIR.
MEssER, President, and Walter n. Danforth,
Secretary, Of the board. After which. George
Curtis was elected a member, in the place OF
Suiipan Dorr, resigned. A vote was then
passed confirming the former location Of the
schools, tho course Of studies pursued, and the
instructors employed. to tho end Of the pros
ent quarterly term.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

0j-The WEsTMINsrER CIRcUs, wo UNDER
stand, will bo opened IN few weeks by q
strong company, under the management of Mr..
Hans. The best equestrians in tho country
are engaged.
Mr.. Hians' Company is now performing al
Nantucket, to full and fashionable houses. 1t
is tho first time any performances of an eques-
trian character wero witnessed on the ISL
and
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

GJIf we can Judge from tho papers, we
should be led TO believe that the appointment
of Gen. Harrison as Minister to Columbia, gave
universal satisfa ction 10 the Western States
Gen. HARRISON has held many Offices, both
Civil and Military, and has always faithful y
discharged every trust.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

DIR. JAMES ARMSTRONG, author Of the ar
ticlos under the signature of"A Tennessean," !"
has been nominated by Convention of Bedford
County, Tennessee, as tho Adams candidate
for Eloctor. The intelligence which we daily
receive from Tennessee, is Of the most cheering
nature.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

o. 1t will be seen by the Town Ordinance
published in this days paper that the Quaran-
tine Regulations for this port. will 60 into Of
feet on the 26th instant. DR.. JOHN W. RICH
MoND, is re-appointcd Health Officer, and Mr..
Reuben Burke, Sentinel, for the year ensuing.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

05-The editors of the National Intelligencer,
we're not satisfied with driving the Steam Boat
Washington 60 miles to sea, on a a recent
trip, but say she " narrowly escaped founder
ing" We hope those editors who havo pub
lshod notice like the one in the Intollgoncer,
will correct the mistake. The Boat did not
run out to sea, but anchored near Newport
Light, in consequence of the fog.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

ttQuIcK woRK.-A lad Of l6 or IL years
Of age, stole coat from country wagon, in
Baltimore, on Tuesday night. lie was arrest
ed the next morning, indicted by the Grand
Jury, tried before the City Court, found guilty,
and sentenced 10 the Penitontisry before noon.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

Mn. CLAr's DErENcE.-A Supplement 10
the Address Of Mr.. Clay, published in Decem-
Der last, (says the National JournaD will be
issued to-day. containing further evidence in
rofutation Of the charges made against him by
Gen. yackson.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

GJTHE CRYsTAL.-We have received the
second number of "I'he Crystal" published
at Pitt sburgb, Penn. The articles are inter-
esting and we'll written. Mr.. Josiah Snow is
Il gent for this town.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

co-wc have been compelled, in conscquenes
of the length of the speech of Mr. Burgess, 10
omit large number Of advertisements.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

The Duke Of SAKE weimor's book, Of his
tour through the United States, has been re-
ceivcd at York. II makes 700 octave
pages.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

1TThe ssnner,ry F~si,si Of ST. John will he held s
ccmherland on rae,Isy next the Grand Lodge ORhcde'
Island
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18
LITERARY CADET

[To BE Continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
ENLECI, SCHnOL

MY SCHOOL will be continued the ensuineyssr. nv
lEA Brother, John Nelson, who has had - years e1-
Peience az teaeherw be associated wit me, msn
Lfn and French Languages, together with thoss
Learning which constitute good English Eduestiou The
school will the 2st day January 1928 and
terminate the 5th Jay Of December following There will
5e vacation nf four weeks commencing the 3d day Of
June. The rrice Tor beard, tuition washing, LODGING
vii he 10 payable hsf tie LIST day of June, 82s
md the other haf un the III day Of Dec. following
The discipline Of the school Will be rhrcnta aud much
care and kindness will be extended boys conf led my
instruction, as TO children No boy tan IS years
I'D, will be admit ed the School, unless he shall per.
'onay known TO rue fOr orderly, exemplary department Ny
Evidence remote from the hsuhls u aud tnfaufay
and remarkably healthy II siusted in the county II Lou
30 miles fou Bichmond, and about the distance
from Frederiekshurg The Ssge from Frederekshmr 10
cse-syiIe, PAGES within 400 yards my redeuee and
from Richmond 90 Haronburr within miles Of IT, Letter.
TO shOud be~reetedt to GSfdne Crps, Roads Louisa
WM. NELSON, Jt.
Csf g. "a t.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

put these families into hole 6y theyaseiress and
set two watches upon them; superiori TO them
all on ono side, and the people on the other.''-
[John Adams nobility letters.1
q. IL. What form of government is Justly the
admiration of the world!
A. "The British Constitution, Of King, Lords
and Commons. - John Adams book and John o.
Adams Publicola.l
q. IS. What is necessary to the people OF A
mcrica'
A. An hereditary chief magistrate, and Sen.
ate, or at least for fe."[John Adams declaration
TO My. Taylor and Mr.. Langdon.l
q. IA. What is republican form of govern
ment,
A. &c A weak and penurious government.'-Ty
Q. Adams letter TO l.. Harris.
Q. To- What are the grounds Of the opposition
of tie people of the United States, 20 a monarchi-
cal govern ment and a nobility?
A. &c mechanical horror'' at the sound of the
name OF King, and &c physical an'ipathy' TO
the sight Of an innocent ribband. "-TJohn O. A.
dams Publicoia.l
Q. 16 What is the duty Of a &c practised states
MANI"
a. Not TO be &c palsied by the will of his con-
| s,itucnts. John Quincy Adams inaugural
speechl
Q. IL. Is there any such thing as total deprav-
A. Yes In simple democracy of single
popular assembly. No whore, not in the complet-
est despotism, does human nature show itself so
completely deprdved, nearly approaching TO an
oiudi iAtuVe Oi brutality ana uectifSni, as In the
last stages OF such democracy. "-[John Adams
! work
@. is. What is the testament of genuine
| political 4" inspirations
! A. John Adams and John q. Adams writings
in defence of monarchy,
q. 10. What is democracy?
a. GA young rake :. artfuI villain" attempt
ing to seduce the people" John Adams letters
TO Mr.. Cunningham
Q. 20. What should family that has been
high in office" and &c falls into decay from pro-
iIgacy, folly, vice misfortune" do. in order to
A. Turn democrats, and court the lowest OF
the people, with an ardor, an art, skill, and con-
sequen;ly success, which no vulgar democrat
can ~ John Adams letters to Mr. Cum
ningham.
Q. 81. What should such family, having ob-
tanned restoration to power, do in order to keep
a. Like &c the sow that was washed and returned
TO her wallowing in the mire"-turn monarchists
and aristocrats agan-denounce party, the securi-
ty OF the peoples rightS-trample upon the de-
mocrats-raiSe up the monarchical party-cOrrupt
the press-slander the peoples friends-buy UP
Senators and Representatives with the peoples
money, and proclaim the doctrine, that the repre-
sentative, the servant of the people, is above his
master, and should not be palsicd by the will
OF his constituents. ~ Machiavers works, with
notes by "practiccd statesmdr.'I
A House Of Lords.
AKing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
Cii1jI.-Gi.'Cl770jYD .9C9TDE-IJI9

EnHE exercises Of this Seminary FOR the ensuing year will
~ commence the 10Th 81 January, and Terminate on
the f0h Of December following, With vaostou durins the
month Of August. The course Of Instruction will oomprs
the Eugh, Latin Greek French, Ialiau and Spaish Ian
gusgesi With The Sciences generally The Institution will
conducted Al New rrospect, retired vety healthy
non where the suhscTb has resided Tor several War;
While due diligence will be used in teaching The various
branches Of liberal education, special care vii be taken In
,mpartug 70 the pupl' critical knowledge Of the Engh
Language, Peumauhip Arithmetic, Geogrsthy with the Ue
of the Gob practical Surveying, Nsiuta Phiosopy and
the Elements q Ancient and Modern HOryghich branches
tho oep specifically taught should cooufe the basis Of
every well dmectsd educsiOn.
Tire system of Instruction pursued 10 this Academy Is found
ed careful snalysso the hnnap mind, and IL efficacy
promoting The literary Advancement youth, been
tested by n years terms Tor Board and To
ni0n ii be Sti0caeh b1sfjer finding his ovn bed and
csndissjcr size dbsy be furnished by The uhsrrler sos
II the Studenis hsye recently completed their adsmal
oourses snd left vacancies for others
The Patrons Of The lnuton invited to visit the sub
scrher al times, snd judge The sfustion pf
u the pupi PARENT aud GGardaus residing II distance
who nsy with to commit their children and wards he
requested 70 make timely application hy letters directed Co
THOS- u. COLEMAN,
Presided q C-n-f-i fcsley near tie Bowling Green.
C-tra''-s reurfy.
3s- y, -7p
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FOR SGJE

ron o.1LE,
IISHE Plantation upon winch reside in AIhersrIe oo,n,y
- Immediately upon the Turnpike Road LEADING r,In
to SeoitsVie and i6 mites the sttei pses
ihe uact contain: $50 odd chou, SEQ Iea ed and M
good order for cultivation $50 200 which cons, Of
Tile creek low grounds, well drained secured against fresh
e.' me hgh land lees we'll and peculiarly aSptfd to lis
Clover and plaster system which has been exeuvey pursued
upon ~ Tor the last 10 II years. and by resn hs
neen brought To almost Its original CT fertility prodcr
hne crops OF corn wheat aud tobacco The elfarc Land
very reh and heavily meered and the plantation f ouKh
proyemens consist OF 0iersle dwelling and other
aigt harn with thTeshiDg machine ;obae
60 houses sufficient to the crops made 1op d.
As am very anziou, 10 sell will dispose Of the above tract
land on accommodating terms and will tske considerable
paT OF The payment inyours negroes. JNo. w. CAN'T
~a"''' 79-w8W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WE suhoribeT' having forme co-pauershp under the
firm Of G. Il q. HALL, the Grocery and C.ymm,s.;oo
business VIII be hereafter carried by 4, the well
known stand lately occupied by Hail. where they now have
ie cted assortment Of GROCERIES, wholesale and retail
"hS uy WI" sell as cheap they be bought in This
MARKET TOT cash. or to Punotual custom. usual
Ihey wh also continue TO sell heretofore done ny 6
a any country produce couded their care -.uth !.
Wheat Cotton Tobacco &c and those dis,o,e To- en-
courage Them that pains shall be spared 10 Obtain Al ali
VINES tue Hshesi market pfiee' GREEN HALL,
.r ZACH HALL.
~ All person, ind ehied the late rr Of Green HAIR
o. 10 H. Bfidsewaier dec. 10 either the
VIII Please make immediate payment, longer induiruce
ne gwen and all persons having claims arans, any of
ae above named Ptes, will please briug for s,e
"e'' g HALF,
49,. Z. HAIL,
"A'N'''e'N Y, dn' ~ T92awig
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m DHVCTrTJ NrC

- TO PHYSICIANS.
1Soh KENT, the Plantation which d. Robert T. Smith
fmery resided 'nthe upper part of Charles
tanning from $50 10 800 Of excellent land about or
2-sds OF wh,eA,n cleared; Fart of which been in Guilt
Walton out Anew years. and part rich low grounds There is
comfortable dwelling house the necesaary houses
qnd thry young apple and peach orchard Of fruit
IL an excellent location for Physics where Yne
Sray needed and d'ed there heing the couLry
10 less than about 10 miles, the adjoining country in les,
man anout SIX Should any desire it, the place could
ptonshy rented on liberal terms for come
application may be made 20 Thomas Taylor residing near the
place. or TO tie subscriber living Richmond.
JOSEPH L. CURTIS
Shl' u ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
FOTRERI.N'If.QY ron M =

VIE 'uh'erther again offers E.ta. for nle .;u,..d an
tns Roanoke River, III the county OF M,n,rome,y "a
es st OF SALEM containing upwards zoo acres half T
w Is hisI rate bottoms The improvements are handsome
ofy hIick dwelling house, eyery psces.arv cut
Gne harm, good stable, good mll,a fit rate d
sI win zvo ecrts woodland enclosed hog pasrs ,d
oveIseeIs and negro quaTtersa convenient ana ,nbn
,ay huii There IS also the hnildnr tha, rsr
wen as tavsrn at which there Post. Onee ,ybere ,
running East and West daily arrives. The fencing i. IN
SUI generally OF Locust Posts aud caps There ioa
acres o hrst rate meadow 1.-The soil 10 henn ar tobc
co, aud contiguous TO the farm mountain rarre for cstii
.n@ makes desirable Stock Farm. The i'm
oEcneh oeeen James River and the Kenhawa pa 8 bro,
s t'i also the upper survey of the road from Orean.
10 shington city This ia altogether one Of The he,
most iert1e and beautiful estates Virginia He alu
TL 10 70 sen nus Ie'1se sgenoy,i me fnm Forthtriogay
Tue law vests perpetual Estate, ohI,rts the M N g..
y'ed at least per cent D. 10000 the original eo :
varies annually from 10 20 ~ The subcriber esrnrtv CO.,
It's persons wishing 10 obtain tie hes, farm m The
counuy,o apply without delay II will he sold so yer low
ana on such terms, h 10 make object 10 any one 10 49,
n1 5000 HP1n paying down D. 5000 would ave
residue for this property 1t not Id nv Apri .or M
will be 'fred Tor rent for Of years Appi;es,n %
oe msde ~ letter 10 GEO HANCOCK,
~ FUtheringay, Va.
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F'OR NILE.

FOfS S.fLE,
SHfY Tract of Land ~ Little Roanoke in the eo,rtv NJ
<A Charlotte, below the Mossingford Bridge eopts3ine
about 100 acres the half which woods and we II
heIeu ihere are about so rex grounds.
and so Of branch fats. There are ON a dwelling harm
stables corn tobacco houe, sufficient
crop 'pr ~ hands IL good order cropping Much
OF the cleared land Is rs tobacco lots kep in GOOD
heart BY msnur rrs, clOvering, and inclo,ing.
CLEMENT CARRINGTON
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BHSYY EOREST

WIS estate, the the Read fsrnv will
~ not PfeviOtsy sold, he exposed 60 the highest bidder
on The 80 Mondsy ~ May next, hcng Charlotte
on cfedt % y \ Y years, credit 70 such
petsons may be Inclined purchase II conisns ueaii
200 acres Of iand lying on both sides Of Lie Boanosk
'spO and large odd acres, the upper western side
upward Of SEQ on The eastern. Il m he divided Il
INTO two or more tracts O. suit purchasers.
his sDd nsuiay The best the county con-
siderable proportion Of q low around, greai fertility. IL
veil wstered and well mbered Bujsr good fence sad in
good order fo cropping part Of The land approaches with
" nhe of Charlotte cuurfhouse, and would pro
tt'iiona or uercg ntile There failing
70 whieh formerly stood rrn mill Fwther description
land. "
Jan. %. n7-,g,d,
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III cAanesiv Ia Chessrfeii county court oct O. 1927
HenTyR ciarks 10y has neat friend HGieher Clarke
against
LEROY NeuSy, TaneyG Nevsy and SRian c Terr6y
Defdts.
The Defendant Leroy Nerr5y having entered kis
6feGrd1ee gcen security according the Of Assent
and t rules Of ths and e appearing sa factory
ev'dsnes that ne as not obant IF this COnnr;reaitk
ordered That the said Leroy Nsuby do appear here
tie second Monday Maych aud srr de on oTtSe
P,m"tW 81 aud that copy Of this order De otsth
ed IA some NessGpe published IL, The ei: Richmond for
t,o month, sees,iu; and Tan, another COPY posted
the front door IF the courthouse Of this county, for o
Dee. 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

NE>t vfsne o!;wo deeds Of trust dom sau' Il swami O.
No ths srosshe both bearing date the 18th day Of MAY
i<V TOE one REGARDED in Powhstsn clerks the Sd
4 July tsso, and the other the Huns. curt Office II
ihr city OF Htehmond, the 22d Juue, 1920 10 secure
.san sum OF money therein mentioned, will be sold on
To tsdsy the Sistday of February public snon fct
iui nimre consisting Of beds beJng hns glass; silver
and other srtee and Monday the 25h Febusry before
me fvnt nr' oil the Bell Tavern, the city of Richmond
The foow,ng slaves 70 wit Charity aod child en- Msra
Ee'rs =tha Auelius aud Jane Mary and her tw, chill
dfen, Dsia aud Albert ushog sdeboard, one
er.ay asd book huresu seuee chair
raj volumes OF hooks aud the residue Of the property
ed IN tie 'a'd Deed WM u. CLARKE, , True
T.. o. G. " CLARKE, s tees.
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- GONfMITIINU.

Two The Jail Of Shenandoah county the 18th of Aug
4 1877 negro cslss himself CLEETiS, says BE-
to merry heinngsd to MIR JohU Patrick, living the Taste
Shoieof Maryland, who made him his daughter Sarah
Eyeiina, by whom he sold 60 by the Al
dfdEeJ bnnd or Ky The said about e. Ia inches
hgh rather Of light complexion, and nearly blind If the
fsht eye Marks ot vacn1nn the LEFT arm; other
observable HIS clothing miserable Wss hted under
the nsme of John. Says he 81 during harvest
The owner Of the above described neyro requested t.
rome forward and prove pfcpefy, pay charges sud take him
sway otherwise he viii be disposed y ihe law drseis.
q. q. KNEISLEF, J.S.C
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A SAILORS APOLOGY FOR Bow-LEGs.
From Hoods Wins and Oddities,

From Hoods Wins and Oddities,
There. horn with their ,rssh, leg, by na,ur-
Aud some Is born with bow-leg' from the STst-
AID some that should have crowd great deal sragh,
But they were badly nur..d,
And'e' you 'ee, like Baeehu', with their pegs
AstIide OF casks and kegs:
I've got myself sort OF bow 20 laihcard,
Aud starboard,
Aud this II was that warpJ my Legs
Twas all along Of Poll, as may ser,
That foui'd my cable when ought to sliri
But the tentb Of May,
When ret, under weigh,
D'vnthere IN iadi"rd'hne, 10 Join ny siiF,
see. the mail,
&c. under SAT-,
The only there to make the {. in. .
Wsll--l gives chase,
But ~ she
There waru'I no use in keeriny on die race
Aud how 90 spin,
SPIES an ensign with = Bloody LYON,
And hears away 20 l,eward Tor the inn,
Beats round the gable,
hnd fetches up before the coseh-horse stable,
"ei-ihere they stand four kickers in ROW,
] jus, make, free 10 cut Srowu'un's cable
But riding p'ni IN a geameus
90 whips out toushish end of ysrn,
And gets kind Of sort of Underwater
TO splice me, heel 60 heel,
Undcr the she-iusre's keel,
and Of goes, and leaves the inn ,,arn
hiy eyes how she did pitch!
and wouldn't keep her 20 70 in no line
Tho Kept howsing, bowsne at der how-iiae,
But always making lee way 10 the ditch,
Aud ysw'l her head about all sorts Of ways.
The devil sink the craft
aud wasn't 'he tremendous slack IN STAY.
We oould'n', no how, keep the inu abalt .
Well Il suppose
Wehad'ut knot or much beyond -
(What will you have on it. but or she goes
Up TO her bends IN a fresh water pond!
There am all a.b.et.
81 looks forward for her brid,e.gcar-,
70 heaye her head round on the tother tack;
But when starts,
The leather parts,
Aad gees away right over by the earJl
VIVA, could fellow do,
Whose legs, liks mine, you know, in the biboe
Dn,tim himself upright for hrinsins.;o,
And square his yard -aTm', and brace up his elbows
In rig all snug AMI clever,
Just while his or Il was taking in her waller:
ddn', like my hurih tho, how,omdever,
because the yarn, yen see, kept getting tau shter,-
Says i wish this job was raj her shorter!
"The ehace had gau'd mile
a head, sad stiil the she mare stood a,driukur:
Now, all the while
Her body didn't take Of course 20 ,.hrinkins:
Says l. she's letting ont her reefs, I'ni tkinkrs-
Aud so she swell'd, aud s,velpd,
And yet the tackle heli,
TIL both my legs began 10 bend ike wintin.
My eyes! bui she took enough to founder!
Aud there's my timber' strainins every BAT,
Read 90 split,
And her tarnatOn hull a.growins rouuder
WELL thc,e off Hartford Nes
We Law both lsah'd aud water. loys'd together.
Aud can't contIive signal Of distress;
Thinks I, we mutt ride ont this here foul weather,
Thu sick OF riding out and nothing less;
When, looking round, sees msn.a.stNrn
Holln. says l. come underneath quarter!
And hands him out my knife cut the yarn.
$ ] Sets on, and lands upon the road,
And leaves the she-Tnore 60 her contain.
A-standing by the water.
II get gu another, III be how'd
ANA that's the way, You see, my legs got how'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
NOTICE.

M as committed 10 the jail If Lee County "a rur,vav
on tue lOih Oct last, negro who CALI
v, and Jays that he belongs Be
Svun'y mes' i"nne.ee The sail feet inches
high stout nade black comreeed large full eyes; no scar.
except on his bsctf about IS yea. age The
owner OF SAID negro requested forward prove pro-
repay Charge and take him away; or he will he deal,
WIN as INC is~ duteis DANIEL DAVENPORT,
=. Jailor Of Lee County.
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4 FEJIlLE SCHOOL.
WILL he opened al my rssidenee on the f;r.t Of f.,
" ~, ig2s. All bsenohrs. pertaining TO Good Femsi
Education, VIII be taught such manner as may trnd -
e"nel on e pupil the creates, Of and prae
Tuition, per .unum, go
bIa,dIns 10 my family, exclusive &c bed, and para
bic Aemiannusily in advance, -
Cumberland Dec. g. so -
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W.aRREW aC1DEA5Y.

SIhHE Trustees Of the Warren Academy the pleasure
~ 10 snsoune 70 the public that they have appointed r
Jn Leafy Teacher Of the Greek and Latin languages aud
Mathematics in that Institution.
The known qualification. Of Mr Leary, teacher afford
an assurance that the fullest be given 10 the
Parents aud guardians of such pupils may be committed
to his charge The town of Warrenon which the Aca-
DENY Is situated, is unconmsuly healthy and agree
able society The price Of tuition dollars per
payable qu.tOry and board be had geuee families
tor ab IN so dollars per snnun.
JOHN .sc6Tr, Pre,dt of the Board of Trustees.
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y FE.MALE TEACHRR W.AN.TEn-

WISH 20 employ aingle Lady, 20 take charge II school
~ ny iamiy, which, including few boaiders &c. will
smouni % ahunt twelve schJss Ore who can teach Che
Engep Lfuguige Grimmstc,y, GcoerePhy, Needlevoft,
pr'wng F1a'ns aud Ma'ieiwD meet win encouragement
~ making application u the suhscr1er None need sppy
duccd rFpr com
senisa-t,n -o n-r 50 psv
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eha9eeiy' a! account held fer Prince Edward county
0eadish r H.ndey, John ID. -,ley. Leonard Miller in
right OF hs vale Mary W. formerly w. Hundiey, Henry
ley C;oa,nI,,
sganst
Hundley, n.ci,.
ihe De'endan Wu g. Hundlty not having ap
saranee and given security according an act Of the
assembly and tue rules OF this COURT aud appearing
satisfaction otthe court that he inhaban
on n'son OF the Complanans by their Attorney II order
cd hat The said d. ieudau VIM e. Hundley do here
on me stday Of April court next and
an o an" thst o1py of this order he forthwith inherited
'"oe one OF the public newspapers teJ the cy
oud M ts" months sueeessivey; aud also posted the
do'i Of the courthouse u this county A copy Teste,
Jsn.2o "a VS.,