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AStePIhY'EGAEl.
From the Kentucky Reporter
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
BedfoJd County, dprd 20. 1923.

FROM lN' fthtufNh IL porter.
STATE or TENNESSEE,
Bedfoyd County, april 20, 1923.
TO GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON.
SIR-Ynur promised defence in the case d
John Woods has at length reached the public
eve, IN the columns Of the " Nashville Rrpubi
can of the lth INST aud what IS II poor bar
rem, aud mcagre, indeed. did think, from the
frequent closetlngs and conversations | heard
had taken place between your talented friend
Mr. Lee. from Virginia (oGdeadg hnbits) and
Colonel Parrish, that | might probably have
come trouble 10 reply; in that. however, | Wa,
mistaken. II IS true, your defenders have said
something against the character of the writer
but even il that was correct, would It be an an.
sweri statement Of iacis inthe case OF Woods
Surely not
Before proceeding to answer your defence,
ar ain reitrrate thahI am the sole author Of the
several numbers which have lately appeared Ia
the " Kentucky Reporter over he signature
of",A Ienncssrean. & thci eforc the asSump-
non in the United states Telegraph that An.
drew Erwin, any other person, IS the writer,
is entirely gratious, ard fdisc. | never con-
suited with Colonel Erwin either directly
or indirectly, touching these communications,
until after the I'd No was printed and had come
10 hand, nor until after had sent the 81 No.
10 the press. After ! had seen the publication
Of " john &. Anderson of NasiriLe. addres-
sed Col. Erwin letter dated l6tb March. 1928,
requesting the loan of certain documents and
title papers, to establish the allegations in nv
I'd No.--and this did because, I dislIkcd the
trouble and expense fprocuriag copies of the
records from Clerks Offices. WAS moved TO
make those publications by the cogi'aiions and
reflections OF my own mind, unaided ard unas-
sisted by the counsel or advice Of any other
person, with the design To help my coontrymcn
10 form a proper estimate OF YOUR preicnNions
and nav fearIessly challenge areiuta'lon, by tlc
united aid of all your followers Let the pub
IL not he deceived--there are macy thousands
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Eresh Garaen seed

FgNHOMAS ! DUAL has lately received
n from Messrs. Thorbnru & son, NYork.
supply OF Fresh Garden Seed. neatly uni
up. Catalogues Of which may he had Al hi.
Store. Also au additional supply OF Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dge-SfgBs, Perfume
~, DC which make, his assortment equal 10
any ever offered IN this place.
Dee. n teO1
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GTATIONARY The subscriber has very
20 recently received large supply of Station
80 consisting in part of the following articles,
w. Writing and wrapping Fooiscap paper
Folio and .Quarto Post, or letter paper.
(Gilpih and Ames)
Snperor Folio Post Amcs)
English States
Slate aud Lead Pencils
English and d Itch QuIls
Sealing Wax AID Waters
Red aud Black Inkpowder
Durable and Liquid Ink
Calr,nd Morocco Pocket Books
Backgammon Boards
PLAYING aud Visiting Cards
lax and Sand Stands. sc. &c &c.
CHARGES A. WIiHERS.
q A. w. has also for sale an extensive as
so,tmrrf Of valuable works in all the depart
,naots Of litcia and Science, and rari'cr-
larry general assortment OF all the English.
atm Greek and French School Books OF the
i,test aod most approved editions.
n Country merchants and teachers supplied
-, III, most reasonable terms with all and every
a,t;,I, m tho Book aud Stationary line
Marcnl7
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"a EH-Thc BED Eorer. tale by the author
y OF the Pilot. &c. &c. "(ye speak like hon.
est men, pray God We prove so ~ In two vols.
there is mucn powerful writing in these two
volumes: many OF these scenes arc depicted
with extraordinary vigor aud effect, aud the Ut
thor (Mr. Cooper has shewu himself novel,
ISIS in every sense of the word. The above
new work Is just received and for sale at tic
cheap Book aud stationar, Store OF
CHARLES A. NIIHERS.
Peh. 7 t.36
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ALBRiGHl'o
C0AV. MhiA.S 1NNVp

FasHlS Medicine for the short tmeit .has
b been before the Public, has roved itself
superior 10 PanaCeas, aud other remedies, TO
sucha degree as TO give confidence to the Pro-
prletDr, that its efficacy alone viii support its
distinguished merits II is the most usetuisprIng
and autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. II
is 50 perfectly innocent that no evil effect need
b. apprehended from it, whenap applied agreeably
10 the directions. II may be given, without any
apprehension 70 the most tender infant, or fee
bic adult.
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases - Nc
Cross Carries, (or alterations of the bones. J
KING Evil, or Scroiula, Rheumatic affections OF
the head, aud system generally syphilis, Aer-
cfial, and all complaints originating IN the MT
proper use of Mercary; Ulcers Of the mouth &
throat; Wine swelling generous aud luvete-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears diseas
cs ofthe Skin Liver complaints ; Jaundice In
oEesuon, and Debility,
As a general depufative article, or purifier
q the blood, This medicine possesses Invaluable
powers. Ii improves the appetite, and has the
temarkabl quality of doprViae the skin OF that
yellow bilious INT, which is socommon in bilious
constitutions. Besides the diseases above emu
rer3fed, tis also recommended as a remedy ior
that affecting disorder, the liberated sore mead
under WHICH children suter the most e4CrJciating
iprnents for years.
Each bottle o;the genuine Medicine has a lah-
Ell, representing the Eagle and the Hydra, with
my signature.
u PRIcE 80 PER BoTTLE AND $50 PER boz
ES. JACOB ALBRlGBI,
No. 1913, Arch street, near Thitd, Phla.
Oct %
The subscriber has Just received large quan
tiy ofthe Columbian Syrup aud is the a.
gent for this section of country.
WAITER A. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
0ct. D.
NOR RENT The tenement occupied by
" Mrssfs. baukin & Cole. Possession 10 be
gwen on the LIST day OF August next Apply &c
Saml. Clayton or to the subscriber.
JAMES T.. CLA@T0R.
Nav ID. tS62
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would ihnk The saiue way, II they had lofi tnlc
10 STEM the tnrtcot
The frs; thing WORTHY Of nndee IN the de
/ fence IS The Injunction against The ,cr'suS "i
my witnesses where n is asserted That Ia CO.
lur this change he adduets lhr erni6eans oi
lour persons p"rpoftng 70 sfitr the impressions
VI thcIf memories as to the TRANSACTION, nj the
distance Of - ycals I>hallnot enlarge ON the
iWthlessuess Of long memory, ar the loosr-
ness Of g paffe testimony. &c.' lei M ak c'-
cry man OF reelection IN my country. IT he had .
friend, ur conrad torn homhw sidr hv a mnd'
crn Rolpfsrfr Hnd shut 10 deathhetarr his eyes ;
would b" sonn forget the Transaction pt would
u not al"uA be engraved IN living characters
On ~ tablets Of ms meWoff. as long ~ rraSpu
held rs tmpre.-or unu death shook the Ia
hrIe INTO yum And IN the case of Brock It
was rcd,t I'd 10 writing AZ the tme.
Aealt, II IS sand HAT " lehn Woods having
been once Hafd"ned or Tie srimr If Hl'tRF ond
Hrff''og. VS. found guilty On The II II March,
lNll. OF The charges al di>ohedlrnrf Of orders,
dstespcct ~ h'S commanding Officer, aud mn.
uF Why was the word % again or 50 So
r"hd time lott ont ~ ynnr dcencn They
stand ooosfienou, IA t." statement OF samuel
". Niilcr 10 Which we nre not referred, nor
haNt The rdIt. a. oi the " Nash'll" Republican
given ith plaee IN tbeitpaper. Now. Ito charge
and poslt'elt state. that thefe rs not one wort
oi tfM N the first mriuhet ol this quotation
f''hn Woods never dh dessert from the Army
'"''i ny onP"'"'o' q, oip''"'ss ~ Wv
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we to"'l'"E !" aN"',' VIM. ""''' 'H"'' troops
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- wi, be received for less time than sIN nontbs
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az a. Fd.tors) until all arrearaRes are paid
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- - Isss1 The first tinic and 81 -2 ceuts ur each
qua ,.s,r. Those from a distance must 90 pad for
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WILLIAM STEWART,
JOSEPH ALEXANDER,
ISAAC ANDERSON

was also in the company #mmnnded ~
Captain Harris, aud was with his coInpnny wien
they n'st went on near 10 the Ten Islands. and
tetu ned with them John Woods Was moi then
along, When tbs. company n-assrmbicd at
Eayrtlcyllle, understood Wood, substituted IN
the place Of William Rager, aud from that limc
went on with the company 10 Fou 5trolbct II
he was guilty of,lisobcdencc IF orders. nsubo,-
d'nation. lnuiiny or dcsrrilon, previous TO tine
altar ior which he was executed, nryrr hca'd
of II. ABM NHINEEi
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Being requested to state what remrmbrr Of
the crime and circumstance which led TO the
execution Of John Woods ~ Fort Suother, a
soldier under The command Of General jackson
do bcfehy certify and declare. that brlong-
ri To the same company With Woods, and wa,
leanng ona pole Cha ing brcu sick for one o.
l"o weeks prevlons). v4thn EIGHT or ten step
OF Woods, e hn was seated on the ground eabu
his breakfast having Just come from his guar
fire, when man 10y the name Of Camp, who
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sZD;EWs X RROTEiEi.S.

arAyE lust received, at their ware room,
a. hack OF their store, n large and gener-
o. a--ortment of ready made clothing, which
are lowertban any ever offered IN Virginia
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A n Exposition OF the Old and New Icsta-
"a ment, wherein each character is summed
up in its contents; the sacred text Inserted at
large in distinct paragraphs; Each paragraphs
reduced TO ITS proper heads the sense gwen,
and largely illustrated with
Practical remarks and Obserya-
tons,
by Matthew Henry (La,e minister Of the Cos.
pel.)
\ new edition edited by the Rev. George
Border and the Rev. Joseph HuRhs A NJ.
with the Life of the Author 10y the Rev Samuel
Palmer just received AID for sale by
CHAS. A, WlTHERS,
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yUST PUBLlSHED-Tales of a GRANDPA
"a her. beng stories taken from Scottish
History, by the author Of Waverly &c. &c, for
sale at the Book aud Stationary Store Of
CHARLES A. NITHERS
March p.
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.slate Of Tennessee, Bediod couuiy. !

4ITFIN
The undersigned citiaous Of tue aforesaid
county. ccrlf, thai they have been acquainted
with tomHs Couch aud SAMUEL HAana from,
ten Ia fifteen Years, nrd some Of theln longer
and cheetiully state lhal they have always man.
tanned the character oi men OF morality, truth.
h,not aud bonesl, and thai fall faith and cre-
dh due, aud ought 10 be given t. lh,r state.
mcnts.
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JOHN OslOilNSON.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM,
tOIINIA1I

We have been personally acquainted wis
Grorge A, Broel, lm SIX ytnrs. aud believe nm
Ia he mHn 81 truh nnd credit. ana stand. iaf,
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June 10.
Female .a0cdcnl7I.

\
il "e pressure % nifo'"g ns iuends and IN, public.
S that NJ has happily IN placing b Sknruar
JW h""'g LndiS ~ circumstance iay"rsb bic TO re
P'sPe"Y 'ni neinn'ss, ani found atom as firm and
ou'a"s' h nature OF Institutions established b, ndydu
a' vs." aunt lie has dken the hnue tupis nv Mr.,
hai on 'hesquFe iiag1nay opposite tp the Rev nj, Tuf-
hei' "heTe ht VIII accommodate his pupils ~ aud
sy ro"u win conseniences fciat,ns Then In
ieirnS AZ 'es equal TO those may found IN any
similar Institution this Country An exc client Piano
PROVIDED ane M. BERG, gentleman long tried and bgbv
approved ny Tue citizens Of Richmond, 10 GIVE
~ MUSIC aud -nty for
sh' permanently crDneCted with the lDstitutiou
wi teach Drawing nd Painting IN other
ihe course c instruction Systematic ami The
remainder ef the hou.e is occupied by MI, MANY r.
BNookE late VI frederic .burg who will conduct the
Department aud every eHertinn for comfort
ahr welfare Of all who wiy be committed to her charge
ihO we propose 10 att deportnent of
the J"ung sdsiud 10 them thorough With
'nt various sciences they may study yet our chief
OBJECT viii hcio nbue their an abiding sense OF
TERMS PER SESsioS ,E OF FIFE MONTHS.
Board, Lodging Ws,hing, SIS O0
union ~ All the necessary Branches, 20 90
| RI -" ~ " Ots~ne aud Painting, ~ so
vacation August and September.
Am"ns other sdyassgs those who hoard the Seminary
"haVe az opportunity 20 speak the French and "
cure NJ p,aelme with the theory Of The soreness
- HA-F E6ENCES. Rev. Wn J. Armstrong Rev Stephen
Judge Biokenbtcusbj Jo.. Tote WIN g Peodje on End
k"br'i SsnT', E.q's Kohmond, NJ jane. Caske Man
ststt; Kew II. Bpwn+n. Charlotte yilr; Rev. Je.,e g.
an a. Chierviie; Rev. s. II. Wilson, Fredefitk,burr.
re-. Tho, Hun, li'up.wtes; % Tomykus. Cual,
hrHud DIR. J. H. Rec. Pinse Edwstd, Ctn. L. +. Dsde
v'ahSei r"l John Thorn. Culperer hi john Toapkus,
Lynchhurgi Rev. y. H. Rice, Peteburr, and HeyJ q.
Hamser. Fayetteville N. C.
~ mis Brooke can accommodate or Lade, with board
ms' Oh very reasonable terms
i'm.
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Yaiiia1Ie Redk Estate.
AT AUCTION.

W PURPOSE selling th, .h-,i bidder on FRIDAY the
- STD LAY at August next, iai', otherwise the
dsy Sundays excepted atrae at sud by
GRANVILLE Oadd,es By deed of trust. the pay
IN. al debt therein mentioned heng ouly recorded ia the
iers- o'afe OF Halifax, continuing, by estimation, 522 IA
tfe,, or there ahuutsi has excellent
insisting OF two story house with fu below and
rasss ro"ms above with extensive poco and p.rehe;
se Kitchen laundry other convenient house. in the
va u aIs1 commnous aud stables, aud other
pvvem.nt convenient TO farm good repair. repre-
-ente that than half of i tract iaud
aud 81 god quality r tobacco, conoiu.iy situated
pFoi-s.onai man, private family, who choose
keep entssinnen heing the stage
wo mica 'cuth II Halifax O. H. and ua,e that may be
c"uVetec with convenience. 10 rupic
retreat may be preferred. All who wish
ists referred ~ Dr. Ctsdaos residing the premises,
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20 virtue OF deed OF trust TO the
- nv James Montoe the 20,h say of Sept. 1885, aud
duly rcordedtot the Purpose ihers,a mentioned shall
'a Tor ,ae, lot ready money Monday July
n-xt IN the town OF Char being Abenaie cout
certain uae OF land lying and being county Of Able
1.h Of k'vinns Rsea joining the land. Of David Mche
CHARLES Huekssp and nthers, aud containing 705 acres
OF less together with ali the building, and MI,
thereon The trustees will convey title wh,ch b.l.v.
ed to be i"d,spu;able vested by the
deed Of trust. WIN DANDRfDGE D rrus-
NAVE IiS,.;t. w.
n d. A'ho the deed requires sale for ready money the
pse' consent TO 'ritht property soted of I,
yeas. with interest from the date aud, that case,
approved personal security, deed will
\ ne
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RoPE-WALK AND TANNERY
FOR SALE.

+.
eY virtue II two Deed. 81 Trust, by Js,ret Mo
- dated the ION day isi2 TO Tnorna,
Will unson trustee lated the ii,h OF yune igxs 10
10 the President Directors Company OF the Bank
he regularly recorded IN the Court Of Norfolk county,
~ sold" TO the highest hdder the premises, ready
ga" neAt tar day, between aud o'clock he
lowing property, To- wit; .ei,sn piece pare Land
snnI at the corner OF the wharf, landing place. the
ne The Rope Walk the East, thence uGnins along
ins onnnns 10 acres, less, together VITA III.
Rope Walk and Tau Yard thereon and the Fixture,
'I' be'on5no to The same"
.1lso,
All the sad Mor,n right u,ie, interest and estate. 10 u
~ CERTAIN unexpned term It yess, which yet come
certain tot Vi land situated Fen Church street with all
The houses t'nt"ens Embellishments, and
he SANE belonging a, hei by the said Moran under
vnment from James Harmon who held the same by virtue o.
h.r from Anthony Wake, Sen. dec
~ Pir'e u parcel Of land called chent tuate IL ing and
-'ns on Smiths creek, the county of NSStoIk
nanng by survey, acres, 50 Poles she
va 'tsh the use ot the aud OF the whole land
front OF the ss'd lot which forever kept
% cont suS, ,s 5 Of I've Us. and h.ae # w. said
'uemt9ts and 4ppuitenauces, and ais the following
Negro Slaves to w.t. BILL Pot, John Warren, Aua,iu D,.
VS. Tom Carney, Davy Shields. George Atnsad Charles
o. PheId Guy Wheeler Nelson, jhn AIm,,ead ohm War.
~ aud Tom Maxwell"
The property 10 he disposed CT r.Le. lie above deed Of
t".t, eonGtises the following OF, ects-
ihe ROPE WALK al Client probably as extensive, ,nd
Hvenent, Is particular y
To- M use of he fatst MGcaineT7 Few e,iahIi.n en Of
Tar kind, believed asvansg eously located Tor
Ter Tase bold water coutse running immediately by
aud forming a5urfton with the river about half e
below the public whaTyes OF Norfolk.
The TANNEKv connected with tho Rome Walk ,ecu, d.
nrffb ans're ri ground well enclosed aud cntains 80
''' Tor ne various purposes Of tannng Jgc,i ~Hh Ia,
necessary hudns fixtures aud utensils carrying
h"nes, eKenve.y anda Currying Shop attached,
compee every respect.
The SLAVES are prime working hands, employed by III.
lat prlr'ior The above factories, and viii be Valuable t.
tie purcbase,.
Fee DWELLING HOUSE Is very pleasant an common,
us hss every necessary u "fiC- attached o with
"t Jaw" ~ 'front.' an an extensive rear well
'ck,d with choice selection at nut and ornamental az,
sliubb.Iy etc.
men OF capital and enterprise desrous of emharkns ~
profitable business this property offers aiy H.
u" e' With taxing tot" the local oommere,i
o N9fioswih Naval Depot Of te frst class, permanently
established us vicinity. the situation Is on an elevated
po"; land separated from the Borough Norfolk by
creek, snd Is eGiaIksbiy healthy.
may 81 C. x9Y
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e Congressional.
ON RETRENCHMENT.
MAY Is. 1928.

RcuH, am committed 10 the COMMITTEE of the
G7Ioie House on the state If the Union.
APPEN DIX .--(coNT1NUED)
No. g.
DEPARTMENT or WAR,
March 3, 1928.
SIR; The dOcumeois necessary TO furnish sa-
lslactory answer TO the inquiries submitted in the
letter which, as Chairman Of the Committee Of
Refrenchment, you did me tie honor TO address TO
me, have this moment been put ia my hands, and
hasten to furnish the information, far as prac
iicable, required by The committee. The enclos-
eldocuments, % far as the bureaus are concerned
10 which they REFER Will be sufficient to satisfy the
committee that economy has been pursued in the
expenditures OF the public money, TO the utmost
extent, compatibly with the successful operations
Of their branches Of the public service. On this
occasion, il may be allowed TIE to say, that always
rJlsidering just economy the true policy Of al
governments, and particularly ours, tic Erst mea-
~ adopted, on coming into the Department
@a4 10 assemble tho Chiefs olihs different Bureaus,
atd to urge upon them Us practise; aud that in ov-
Ely OciD act, trU Gee Of Tie rcop'e. IL was our
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4 vsiuabIe Pla,,iaiiOn for So,e

fNu Subscribe cer for sale his tie county
Of Haaoper tying Chickahoniny Swamp. contain ing
700 acrSj Is 2 males from the eiiyof Richmond; the
neehaaie'rWe Turnpike passes throrg6I There mare
eaaa o acres 'rhie haus been cleared
soons1sred equal not superior. any TAI, section of
o'sfTy Ihsre are 80 acres ofercsem Meadov LAND 10
'nn purchaser that part Tying befoto fhe Turnpike you'd
eParaety d,sPOsedo Of There MIL ,vifAin kaif
niue sA'et 'ooad be great advease any uiskins
get up he timber. or bndd further DESCRIPTION
duncesSGry those DESTROYS pesting capital in land
nal riste a. Joshua Storrs, fivig tle adjoining farm ,v
shepu at any tiine; applications be made to ai or
August 20 wC GERYAS STORRS
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RV.l[FORn -Ar1uEALY

SttiE seeonh Session ct the pe.eni yea wn
on the 18th July, a"i terminate the December.
wall he unlti the Of MI. r. w. Kenny who II viii be-
perceived ny the 5uboined certificates, eninruly qusd.
a. ~ huc'o iTVn h extensive eKrmpiat
nor a. Character. TERMS Board Washing, aud Tu,t,on
&c" boaIdsT hnd"g e' 'wn B~ddug Towels, 'snIIe,.
3. lion, =. naS.a ,bIe N advance. WIN HAWKEsWoRTH
KS William, June ~. 1928.
Extract Of letter from the Req J Ri Pair, L m, ,,,;,,
F's,sys''an Minister m Cumberland county ~ addressed
kenny IL geniIema, ( The G,,r re.oeel,bi,ty b,,
l. ms mTaI character aud 9usi,hrI T,schsI. f. D.
ony necessary to AID, hat b. very eoupet,n 10 teach
hranch., OF SCIENCE &c contute an E r srIo
o. Tue highest odtr, aui particularly the mahemsrit a.
Fron' r W,1. NJ Page one IF tie present P,ofs,o,,a, IT.
Syf"sy rshege, 10 The same adde's;
wa engaged ction with l Kenny for sbou, .
y-f'" the M"'ay Academy. thu, eij yre The bet oppo
n",J be omns acquainted WIN him H. there had charge
TIE heua'iea DePa Uncut, aud the Scholars leaving
school to- Coll Sc have been uniformly all wed Lave
".'5aG',a ",h -',,y Snd ucoe l. therefore,
h'Ee u th' mst"smdt,,. Is aGehe' ~ Az, 10 I'll,
tde oging Eriras copied from The ce,tiaea,eof M,
5"2s" m2,gnJ formerly Ff.jes'or II haAs0saeks,a n.
hit Kenny ias resided for some The vicinity Ibis
Cosss lie has The entire confidence ALL sni te cordial
iendhiP OF many has eVluced unsearitd fidelity m
snnui ucce" 81 his cf'5e 90 English Gfammar clgiaphy
trihmete,A always be.n attributed talent
Tor concentrating knowledge 90 youth, 10 that n;eea
which ms atdour Uiprts HE pupil lie not only
Freu'h but teaches with facility, and living language
pronounce with unusual purity II hsdly nece.ay 20
rensik that les cannot he SAD respect 4, The Ln
tongue M Kenny educated IN England in one OF her
most dniing'hed Mathematical Schools More yeas were
DECIDED 10 de various Bfsnches of pure mixed M.h,.
Hatt rs TO tbe application g. Pseuoai Surveying ~ s is
q" rs To Nyigann, pf4c al art O. Mtchsncs GuBnery
500 Pra teal Asst onvBy than 20 tbs country soied e.
an The part Of liberal education. Mathematical Glass
canned idb Of ueoees regularly Conducted by MI Kenny
~ has pursued tbo'' Studies to greater extent, lar
more fa'ues m1noe that IL customary bet cogleges;
hr cfprsidy aud invention, have long been eEerod
md fssted. BY the most rigid method ~, a. there e.
cured ifom mdhyi ahnesstsLd gulsry. II y prOsb
thai young nsn wshDg 10 enter the Nvy. th Esonsi
Acs1sDy Wsn Point, will pursue their Studies with Mr.
; Kenny with very gres; advantage.
June 49, ~ -wttfthJuy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
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