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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-15

IN Ha0ooer County Court, September 18Th, 1928.
David SP'eer, Robert G. Spccr David spicer and
Lucy Speer the three last of whom are children Of
Benjamin Spicer dcc Chesiey ThaekcI and Polly his
wh'' formerly Polly Spirsr William johnson and
Fra'ces his wife, formerly Frances Spiecr, which said
nrSt mentioned David and Benjamin Spicer, Polly
ihaekef, aud Frsnrcs Johnson, children of I,a v1
opcer dee. pits against Nathaniel Dickinson adm,or
nc oonIs non OF David Spcer, dec. John Davis and S
sauna his wife, formerly Susanna Suiccr pbop,a w
Spcer' Henry Spicer, John Sims nd Elizabeth nj o
VIE formerly Elizabeth Spicer, dts -IN CuAHcERv
MS day came the plaintiffs by their counsel, and the
bill and answer OF the defendant Nathaniel Dickinson
adm or de 6onis non Of David spce dec being fled nd
the omar oe'esdaus not having entered their appearance
ano gwen security according the of sstn5y ind
the rules OF thfs court and appearing the satisrac
ton OF the court, That they nba bants of this
communicating on the motion oft the plaintiffs ordered
mat me SAD deien danfs, John Davis susanna his
wife, Thomas w SpIcer, Henry spcer, John / Sims and
Elzaoeih mss wife, appear here the frst day nf
December court next and answer the plaintiffs said bl;
aud that copy Of This order inserted in the
Enquer newspaper published in city Of Richmond
for two months successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the this county
copy Tes'c,
PHILIP 2. WINSTON. r. h C.
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TRsHE Subscriber uahrS for $50" plantation on
II which ne resides called the Meadow Bridges This estate
Is situated IN he county OF Hanover Cckanonny Swamp,
SIX niles from the city OF Richmond and contains acres
OF which there are heVern 100 f $50 los grounds cleared
Inc late Improvements on the swamp haze entirely drained
' IAN Is: tire high land Is well iGpraved tic buildings arc
extensive, colnmodioas, and in sooi order orchards are
large containing between and 1000 Of excellent fruits
ire health Of The Subscribers family, since ms residence this
estate allows him TO ASSERT TINT situation be dcsir
nc III tat espe'i 40 prperiy has been oe sale in this
Stol 81 co'f;, iyt man ycnr, possessing Numerous
advantages Inc sol Is we'll calculated FIR the production of
corn cotton ott< rye and and saa, potion Tor wheat
asa vsletHh sJ'i II IS uIslrpa e@i The subscriber would
ticr ni>,ns ptlrli' c Dl ctecc by the 18Th OF
ece'f'r, h. " II 'ncu otter publicly 81 ne time he
VII sell ~ or - Tx ~ cO. his crop CON, consisting of
a'ou 500 bdtr ctwerl 25J AMI 800 Of which are oni,iy
corn fodder, in&S. &ca.so his hos and colts
t?srihcf w' his al-aoA furniture plantation ,crsi!s, &c
The terms OF ale Of tic real and personal ,r ,ri be made
huo;rn at pro tu1 JOSHUA STORRS.
Meadow ,dgG- Oct Sin, 1G2G 70,
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EL.on. Nc IIii.r.i,lirn.


THE LIVE toK rEEE---TfIE An ANS TRFE."
Let Dem1gOstes bow TO their HicitYV fl'er.
Its sprout is the sco,Srge of'he siare.
But were Tor the evergreen Oak, do You soc,
Il fashions the Brll Of the brave.
With plants when Old Nature besprniea the
earth,
She aado Tho IRE OaE. her first tree,
ltrose, a lit emblem of foistoa and tronib,
And framess ofhighcst degree.
Tine Oak Who's, green foliage no winter can
blast
Norevar triumphant shall b.
Nililc forests shall flourish. aud oceans shall
last,
jhe pride nnaMc strength % aarJl,cc.
Long flourish nc Oak, the Liberty tree.
!fha pride and the boast OF the brave ana the
freq.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-15

VIRGINIA: st rules holden clerks Office of the
superior court Of chancsry for the Richmond district
the % day ofJunc, 1898: William Roundtrec pit against
william Dapdfdge late sheriff of the coUnty-of Henrico,
70 whom united for administration all the goods
chattss, rights aud credits which of estate of
Watson Patmau, dec. unadmiuistcTcd By Elizabeth
Patnan, (tbc adnx Of sid Wason,) her life time;
WhHom Patman, Fleming Patman, Price Shoemaker and
Cynthia MS wife, David Il. Sheppard and Mary his WIFE
Thomas NJ Pamdn nd Ezabeth his wife, the said
william Fleeing, Nancy aud Elizabeth heirs and
1Strou'ehs OF the said Watson Patman, dec Richard
Gregory, its.
lie defendants Price Shoemaker and Cynthia his wife
and Thomas NJ. Patruan and Elzab beth his WIFE not
having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act Of assembly the rules of this
couf' and appearing by satisfactory evidence thar
ey are noi haoants Of this country; is ordered thai
we s"ia defenaans do appear here the first day of the
mex, term ard answer tie bill Of the plaintiffs and ,ba
copy OF MS oTdcF be forthwith inserted some
Puo''bed IN me CITY Of Richmond, for two months success
siyey hnh rostrd at toe front door of capitol in the
saih city. '' ." VIC
O. 4 7ov. reste. W" G. ppNmrrov. p. r
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. AND FOR SALE.

I AND FOX S&LE.-inr sibcr,hcr oilers to, sale a
snail farm III the county of 'lorccstr wing on York
lew miles below gloucester Town, continuing three
and oty-hve acres (inePenou 81 az iltu in the river
This place is noted ADD oysters aud has on it y
spring of good watcr The OF dwelling
house, Sc suited small fniv For terms (which vi be
acconnodans apply Nir liichau Thorn-, Glo,,cc.er
OF - the Undersigned, 10 Hanoser. HECTOR DAVIS
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'iuoe ana Lot ana Caronue, ' Trance, ~ o: ~ La,
proposes 70 'ie numerous friends vi the K A!I
VINE IN the United states Subscription wn:cn is now OMEN
Mr. ~ J. viii engage furnish Subscribers with Their y,
ne ROOFS before tIe Sf dtrct NJ RI ani them 6,
ois i! To- TIE different cities where substitution lists M
have been opened The Roots Will ba years obi and vi
produce considerable fruit second from the tine of %
hrng plated They will bc carety ciasScd and u,cked in
boxes, with OF tho osiua sol! which they nav 1cr
laed NhcA VIII greatly facilitate tse thriving the Roots
When 'lalSpla,tcd
2rers viii be prciuas attended to- ,se Subscribers dcs;,
hs ne q'a1t!s aud species of tie Grape Vine Roots frp
VISA ~ nave v viii engage pay 1000 Roots or more
at tn rate of ;! each Root fr less ti 1000 NJ tc
rae 81 10 cents and p cents per Foot ior les Roots
oI , gears old, snail h ntid Tor the cents cc
lrss - Roots ~ " ~ f'i
paylnent TO he made delivery Of the Roots Letters not
% Subscription lists opcred-at .N<r York with Al
ph9nss '-od5a 81 a,l street.; BoStoa f. Copeland Jun
ny r. AVAIich!'3 P@'adptia Van Arnin Bniaorr
Willard Hhoads; Heshi,gion cify William Pa 20. R;cInoaG
DtFeApo1 Allen j - S1ra'adh Hail. Siaicr IL Turper
& Co. ''''"' l. ~ J. Street
Mr. \ IorGt 70 the Culture OF The Grape Vine, and
o the Making Vino, may bc oni at The nci,ai Rel
sellers o tho United STATES and nj, Agents VIII roisb IT,
(gra'g) to Subscribers ~
Catat@e Or sar@ lire I?coie TIA, Arr Ioras .,opo,ee Ia
Tue following species selected the 5cj choice Of
camc : Robin t W:ih BIG clusters or tEilla Tour groari,
d. Melting, Tor odra';) d. Sweet Gullan,; : iIscat
Large uscat; H. AIavoisie; II, Red Foot fcd RoureN rs
B"c' .ianhourg y, Consiani;a. -
c 2 il1n &c Dame - OYettc; %, Douceite: 81 Plan,
De Rein, p, Burgundy; % Norl9n ~ Aiadce: 30 Bourgc
las ~ Paa tdal 50 Chaosse; 81, PanscREn-;2 Caret Is
Anye-ua 81 81 Ieu; 81, Jaro5in; So Neuner 81 Pncan,
20 prnuinicr ~ icnter 40, Bourgisnon H. Bo'iieiant
t6r the TATE oot'Vm.r-lJ. Ci,sssclas from Fontanc
blcau) H. Do Golden IS, Do Cracking; H. Do Musk Js
rscat Tezarde; 40 Do Small Berries; so Do (om Jeru
lem 81 do from Jura:) 81, Sauyignon Chacias;
81 Mucat Rouge 81 Nucat Grey: 56, Daas Violet 81 pa
mas OF Poquet; Sd, Early MasdcleT
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30 O. Is q 1S 81.

49, FRoM TIE New York CouR,AR.
yrhe following lines are traught with poe.ry--,hc I
So two verses would do honor to the Hottest vrcs
~ FoR THE CouRrER.
Chcy when years have child my heart aud crossed
W my brow with snow,
Twill still the burning that now doth rush SO
g wild below,
And shall love others love nd hate Us hers hate
Snd meet the sunshine tl,e STORM and curl the hp
at fate.
And yc may rown where Ilsnecl i'll deep doltafY
And backward fling the OF truth that have.
breathcd to thee
1t will not shadow then thu, brow here love his kiss
has sealed,
ITS touch upon tho heart below unft ot 4nreveale
For earth tcacl, mask q smile and wear Il bid
den
That may guess the bicedlng heart how deep.
how modly torn
And III the spirits depths TO bush that strong and
thrilling voice
That bears 70 ca woe. to sorrow or rejoice
sh on--rush on-;hou fpt.ioInless, thou deep and
tamccss food.
Thou gush ofpassions, hopes and fears, rush on to i
good
Tan would | WOO The apathy, m9rc icy than tn,
chain
That only filings It's lctcrs DER the s,riace OF tho
nain
but no2go ask the torrent why it holds its fierce
career.
Asls the rcd bolt that cleavcs the sky what points il,
pathway hcre---
Then ask that chanless tide OF heart in its first ,si
warm and free
What sweeps its wild and maynard course TO tho
wave Of Eternity. NORMA.
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.EAKTYATE SCHOOL.

E1RiTA TsG SDiIOOI--Doctor Sheppard, Of tiauoye,
having employed gentlemen appro9cl abilities a.
teach MS cfren nest year, sill take BOYS Under tine ao,
o 10, as boaders ~ MS family. Pee of board l,o1 &C
500 Tor ae terra ~ months, paid lvcariy in advance
pc lan ard Greek langagcs and usual BRANCHES of English
education, VIII be taught school, which siall tat rr,
Of moo ta1n osh scholars Ai tie ADVANTAGES afford. lie
own children cPrci 20 D'orsi and Inanrers i he cxeu
"a 10 those W" reside III i- family. TIC School - III cr
hence on ;uc lti,ofJ pary Ihasc who NAV ,is ii -
sNtttion dcSdpc. Wi y5ot-e iraSe earl application
"a Adde'S 'f- 20 %r'cfpUni Nils o acc Ira,ro
'tc~ oI iJi-. '''.. .-..'. 100. g---
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IagR, .ALpGfON3ll E.0URAT

HgR, -ALpHON.;El E.0JRAr la.
I've wing considerably enlarged MS VINE
\ ARD, on IoSC-'sLANp. where he now has
IN tuN cultivation, 3"1,'i,,-iicc Ic,es of
Gro'rd, containing 72,0uu Crane Vino
f9ois; Mlving also lie peculiar advantage
Of being cnaGied to procuTc Il best =,ecirs
OF Roots from his Fathers extensively me
yards and Nurseries. hi he Districts Of Boz
G.h.ui.;. fyL-,n1. and Esu.Lt lna.,-......-..--
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% The CoNsTIrUT1oNAh WIG is published twice
aHnun, payable in advance. -
W Previous to dscoHtnuance of the paper al or
sarages must be paid up. And those WHO may wish 10
thirty days before the period expires for which hey s,C
scribed. ~ NY 'o
~ For advertsng75 square Tor Iess) for rre
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number Of insertions must be noted on the MS obetsn
'oey WIZ DC cout'sued and charged accordingly
" All letters to the Editors DC postpaid or thev
viii receive no attention. '
" Noes Of chartered specie paying Banks Of any of
me states will be received in payment for sosepion "a
be WING though Virginia u States Bank Notes would
m preferred; and reniitances be made through, the
Pcs' Office AT me risk The Edff7rs
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conwrssIosER ArDEasor,s oprrsE. ,

- 'I'''IIsIUIB7 Tim otpt 1915. ;
nave appointed the thirteenth day Of November next
20 execute The foregoing orders Of court on which dav v
nI"e o'clock, the parties concerned are required m
altered at my Office, with their books psrers nd testimony
WIZ copies OF the court pers and with original order
SeW n Ro. ANDERSON, CoE'r.
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SUBSCRIPTION

eOT IllPNFILNfi Hi-IPF. fLNh, ROOY,S FRO
FRfNCE, AZ Il poIr|0s price, mi encouraging. fse
iafrod@ctO@ ~ 'ao C"i'a-e ~ h.e Li,jclt Sja<-s.
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AT OI1Cgs.-A p.tr- nccy'c to. .unsrIjiins or or,r
wise TO the F.nuY 3,siroa, y:yro2 & TstIea.rr sd
ltrTg1ay a. }r'Na'ueu >iae' St, up 30 IN" IL Of Jur
f,!6 Or 30 H." fa,NslT PaiNrS" P 50 NSru.s poIr H.
elucstcd iorrcds,c payment 20 ira Subscriber e.
- cn a1gnt '."nae 10" lHt a''r appoint, tic saa
"cS al a. jc' i' nam b. decd bC;.rirL date .i.
% fOc;or, 1885, and accorded ire iusfmss Cour, Of the
CIT ol k.rnupul. Philip NJ TABB.
T,i,fyn,nd (L.tT Toni, 1000
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Y5IHE p,itc respectfully iufn.ei, there is sun
a eIiunrcan. hgbt AZ tic VIRGINIA COFFEE HOUSE
wicre they viii ind strong aud clear coacc with c,y will
'rbcl oi-fs1nGs 1>ac lo" as o.drs ard tho cooking
~ "t1T fo s.v - 1I.f
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FE7O RENT, offaldsone Rooms over our Odes-
4 they arc capacoua and Hiv with gard and all requisite
Offices. Possession can be had Immediately
FAMILY FLOUR,--for sale, fresh batch of Family
1J equal a. lca.i o,ue racc that rave snch gene
ri satisfaction L. IItXAEI. s. Co
~ ]
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I,Lt.aiNT COULDN'T have iltdiycl, By Aa EAjl and
i 4 oitsr late arrivals,
Black and coloured Paln,yrine for ladies' dressrs
italian assorted black Italian lusrIu.s,
Hack and colourcd eros DE Naples,
Rcl, bohOnoi lace dresses ve pelereies caps
Thread aud bobbn,et laces and cdg,ngs,
Embroidered aud plain silk and rs,ed Hosiery,
Supcriic printed cuinbricks and French gingha,ns,
With yarey of other staple n. fancy goods which win DC
sold al the lowest prices for cash
Cctli HALL NELSON
FUNO James Baker Mary Baker George Baker Martha Baker
~ Betsy Baker and Hugh Gotidn admir- George Baker
S ou not beng Inhabitants this nlcaso
70 take notice that 81 the Superior Court of Chac.y
bc holden for the Williamsburg district s'l
rcnyt,c the lately ,ejrudiu. said court i'm
which am plaintiff and ye, defendants
JOHN GODDiN.
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bedford. July 81.
Z UBLiC SHLE.

Wy virtue OF two Deeds Of Trust xecued by Matthew C.
S Baker and wife, TO the Subscribers, dated the 9Th
day OF Dec 1925 and The other dated 20h day of July
1895, and recorded the clerks Office Powhsta for
poses therein mentioned will he SID the chest bidder
public aucson, AZ the residence OF the said Matthew O. Baker
IN the lower end of Pohaan county, ca.h on the 10Th
day OF January next, fair and if not, then tile next fair
day. different parcels Of lend lying Powhaan county Gus
the said Matthew o. Baker resides containing 10 or
IS acres which conveyed by VIM Adam 10 he aid
Baker, and containing 20 ~ acres which wa conveyed
to the sad Baker by Joseph g. Davis, such portion Is the
said 7Hd 81 wall be sufficient the balance now doc
upon the said rust deeds with the expense. Of executing the
trust Such title is vested the Subscribers viii ne son
veyed 10 the purchasers. RICHARD WATKINS } Trus-
WIN. S. DANCE Z tees
Dec yes
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Oct. rs.
ron SALN.

ENHE POPLAR Forest Home Tract all that part of the
Il estate attached &c the Mansion House. containing byre
cent survey Thousand aud seventy ices,
guerj OF before offered the public ahoue
800 acres already cleared the in heavily tint
ored and the greater part tobacco land OF the quality
Inc cleared land with the exception about so all
soodhe' capable under Juiceus ing
e corn the exhausted portion reesmed. This
plantation distant one mile from The turnpike aud eight f.
LynehbuS being ners cted by
e., heading within its limits and therefore subject to
tom land we'll adapted the culture OF Timothy and other
1nd to the purpose Of standing tobacco lots, about
nall OF The branch land still wood. plantation
there large framed wheat barn
with good thEeshng machine. The house is pony
convenient handsome and situated
ms nearly the whole Of the arabic land of the farm Intend
ing to remove to another state The above property is offered
low Tor cash credit and feel hesitation in sertpr
hat to tobacco planter few estates desrsb..
FRANCIS EPPES.
Bedford. Iuly
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NJ AS eemmie to the jail of the of Petersburg,
W the Hhday of Oct. 1927 runaway, negto
ed Sam who says he belongs Mr.. Thomas Parrots,
ehland District, South Carons. lie feet inches hs h
as his chiu which he by kick
IRON horse -anoher the right late above the
w and another the right leg Just below the knee His
clothing conts OF hometpun coat aud pantaoon narseiles
ve-t and linen Shirt his complexion black long pair
hskers Abe srsqne.ed forward, Prove h
property pay charges aud take n away or he viii dealt
with az the law directs. ROGER MALLORY, J4ilor.
Ded %. 67-wily
Ii persons having claims against the of John
"a Mnge dec. requested 10 present them prop, ry
authenticated au those indebted said estate will please
make without delay as the Executor, anxious
Close their transaotioas early as possible.
JOHN, WIN. H. COLLIN II. & BENZ. c. MINGE
ES'ors.
Oet. To- 46-wI2i
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MY SCHOOL will be continued the ensuing year: MY
IVA Bfoher, IOhn q Ne.on who has had II years eH-
erence tescherwill be associated with the
asemcnt of the SCHOOL, which will be taught the Greek
Latin aud ieeh Lansuiges together with those branches OF
learning which constitute good English Educator. rb.
sehUoi will the day January 1928
terminate the 5th Jay Of December following rher. will
e vacation ui four weeks, eucing the 18th day
June The rree for board, tuition, washing iodgns fuel
vi" Ne 81 TO- payable one halt the Gay of June, 1925,
and the Otber half on the ist day OF Dec. following
The discipline Of The school will be rsrena and much
care and kindness will he extended boys eonAed my
Instruction, children No boy. than years
old will he admitted into the School, unless he shall be rer.
oualy known to me for orderly exemplary department. My
res,dence IS remote the and immortality
and remarkably healthy IL situated the county If Lou
1884, 10 miles uu Richnond, aud about the distance
from Fredericksbmrg. The Sage from Fredericksburg
Carte-ie, within 400 yards my residence;
from Rehnomd 10 IiarrisonbsIe within = mile of it, Letter.
10 shoulj be directed 10 "Gadners Roads
WM. NELSON, Jr.
3. ilu
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L9-NcD F06 S9T .

NSNOR sale the Tract OF Land Notiowsy county, on,
~ which reside containing 65s Acres, which one third
woods The land good quality; lies abort u,Ie
above the well known Fs Mills. The has all the usual
improvements IT. cOmm0diO,s Brick Dwelling
House aud all other Buildings use comfort and eIgrsnce
necessary for gendensn country residence. Also ht sale
another Tract, lying ia the hk Of Big Lille Nttnsy
Rivers IN both sides OF Horeptn Creek containing between
II aud 400 Acres OF which half woods which I,
rate Tobacco Lsndj the cleared land fertile well asDed
10 the culture Of cotton cor& wheat The tracii considered
equal 10 any tract in the fork r The Eotowsy II has an
the necessary buildings for The accommodation of famv
curing COPS Of Tobacco and preserving every species o
crops IL u situated ~ healthy aud agreeable borhocd
II tie ah1ve lands sold privately b, fore the
2fh day Jan merit (of which due notice will he snN Tho
subscriber will tst day, cell TO the highest bidder on the
premises the tact which he residcs-Also all fbe Live
Stock Farming Utensils, Corn, Fodder and as belonging 10
the said esate Aud the goth day Of the same po Oh
The pTemei he will cell TO the highest bidder the sct m
the fork nj the Little & Big EotowAy Rivers sfber yb iii
the Live Stock Cam Fodder 0s aud farming Uten.ii.
thai belong that Flanaon The and wall be sold credit
months, ts purchasers giving bonds with approved .ecurtfv
N"iiow1y, Dec. -. sa-xti
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Twas the night before Chma, when all thro' the hou.
Dot creature VIVA stirring, NOE even mouse;
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care,
In hope that ST Nicholas soon would he there.
Ths children wste ns,ted ell sung in their bed.
Whds vision. of sugar plumb, danced IN their headb
And Mamma ~ her 'ksrchief, and IN 10y esp,
Had just settled our brain, for long winters nsp
When out on the lawn there such eiattr,
sptang from the bed TO what the matter;
Away 10 the window lew like Cash,
Tore open the shutters, and threw up the sash
The moon on The breast Of che new fallen snow,
Gave the iusre Of md.dey TO objects below;
When what 10 my wandering eyes should appear,
But miniature sleigh, and eight tiny reindeer,
With lutte old driver 50 lively aud quick,
knew moment il must be ST. Nick.
Nroie rapid thar eagles his towsers they came.
sn he wh'.;i'd and shouted and called them by
g On Comet on Cupid. on ! Dunder. and u ken;
TO n. TOP OF the soreh % the top Of the wall
A,d'y leaves before th. wild hurricane rs,
Wheuthey meet with an obstacle, mount 10 the sky;
SO up TO the horse,toP the eour,ers they flew,
wan The sleigh full OF toys--snd 81. Nichoia, too.
andtheu, IN tninklins, beard the ref
The pranetns and paving Of each hule hOof;
Down the chimney 81 NchcIs. came vito Sound
lie dressed all in fur, oui his bead to hi, foot
Ana hi; eoth', were all ,ru,h,d with a,he, aud sOOv
d bundle oi toys was flung hi, back,
aud he iook'I Ike pcdlsr Just on ming his rack;
II, eye'how they isioIiei, his ,Iimple how Ierry,
lis cheek. we've ike roses, his nose like cherry;
His droll little mouth drawn up ike bow
Ani the beard of his chin white as the snow;
The stump Of pipe he held tight in his teeth.
And the .nnL, il encrcled his head like wreath.
lie hed broad face, and little round belly,
lhatshook whsh h. laughed, ike bowl full Of Jelly;
lie wa, chubby and plump, right Jolly old elf,
aud laughed when him IN spite Of myselr
a wink of ms eye and twi., Of hi, head
SOON gave me 10 k=ow had nothing 10 dread!
He''p;kc not word, but went straight [, his WORK.
And hiid all the stockings; thea with jerk,
And laying his finger aside of his nose,
aud giving nod, up the ehiuinry he rose.
lie sPFans to his sleigh, 10 hi. gave whistle,
Ard An away they all nsw like the down Of thistle.
Dut heard him exclsiin, ere he drove Of sight.
'" Happy ChEIstu,sst 10 ALL aud 10 all good NIGHT,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .aCAUEllE.

HNPP-IH-d-NNiUCA .dC.4UE.uX.
lIS Institution will reopen the 10th Of Jau. is2e,
Il under the suPerntenjsnee OF Mr Albert Anderson,
Minister OF the GoPe gentleman we'll qualified to teach
the usual brauches OF Academic EdusstS, comprising the
Latin, Greek Engl.h Languages Gtostahy, Atihmctr,
aud the Elements of Agebra& GeOmey. Tile for lu
ion in the Latin Greek Language, will he si2 so per
se.'on, aud $40 ~ all Of Sue sna.,ng branches
able advance. This Price for hoard, including washng
will be Si2 20 per session payable also advance, each
Pupil fading his bed ard bed1pg paying Additional
charge OF So 10 the Steward library fee dolls.
session. will he Of those who may the bock. ofhe
Institution. The well known heaitun. the situation, the
selected library of this inutou combined with the qusA
heat0Ns and ex.rpus OF Mr.. Anderson, ether with tn,
saiisi modatior- ded hy Mr. Daniel Turner
who CONTINUES 20 preside the boarding
such, Is believed wall euiitls this Aeadt my iibera
share Of the public patronage. TIE TRUSTEES.
I Nov. ~. Sc ist6t
The Editors Of the Va Herald requested publish the
shove notice. fortnight times and forward thei
/ th. he IpstlutoD