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Delaware journal., 1828-01-08
AGENTS..

CoscoRp.--Dr Thomas Adams, P. NJ.
BRlpGEvILLE llcnry Cannon, 7. NJ.
MiLroN. Mr. Arthur Milby.
VnANKruRD.-Mr. Isaiah Long
DAGsponouGu-Dr Edward Dingle.
tiEoaGE TowN-Mr. Joshua S. Layton.
LgwEs--H. +. Rodney, 7. M.
MuFoRp.-Mr. Joseph G. Oliver.
FnEDERIcA--J. Emerson, p. NJ.
CANpsN.-rhomas Wainwright, p. NJ.
Dovgn.-Jonn Robertson, Esq.
SyynvA-Samuel II. lIodson, Esq.
C,Nrwr,Is BnlDGr.--Manlove Hayes, 7 M.
MtpottrowN. Thomas Harry, p. Nj.
SuyaIr BRpGE.-John Clement, 7. NJ.
Warwick, Md.-John Morcton, T. NJ
Subscribers living in the vicinity of the residence
,f these Agents, may pay their Subscription money
\ them, they being authorized to receive 1t, and to
,iye recci pts.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-08
FOR SALE,

4 A VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT in
.-Aa- New Ark, Del The house is 48 by SO
feet, two stories high, nearly new handsomely paint
cd. and in excellent order, with neat enclosure
IN out and another at the back, and one OF the ends
On the first floor there four rooms, and m the
second, five. The appurtenances are, convenient
kitchen oining the house, stable, carriage house.
NC The lot contains three acres, and Is well set
Ill timothy and clover.
Part ofthc building was formerly occupied as a
store, for which it is the best stand in the villages
but for the last five wears the whole has been occu-
pied as a female Boarding School. To this purpose
is peculiarly adapted. the school room being airy
and spacious. the other apartments large enough ior
The comfortable accommodation of more than twenty
aoarlers, and the high enclosure in the rear afford
Ing to the scholars convenient place Of exercise and
recreation. A more eligible situation for "A board
ing school, either of boys girls, could not easily
be found, The Village is healthy and pleasant, and
The surrounding country beautiful and finely cultiva
ted.
10 a merchant, teacher. or parent desrous o
giving his sons classical education, this propert,
presents great advantages will be giyel
on the 25th of March next For terms apply to TIL
subscriber in Wilmington
WILLIAM SIIERER
Dec. 28th, 1897. kawtf
Delaware journal., 1828-01-08
ND,AxGE.

Persons wishing any sort Of PAINTING done' with
nea,ncs,, accuracy. and dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted, or SuBscRIfrIohs pad where there are
no Agents .,,ponted in their neighbourhood 10 re-
tcye them will please apply, ordirect TO Ii. rofter
and Son. no. 81. Market Street, Wilmington
An communications, not of the above character,
IA b,. addressed to W. Bradford, Editor OF the Della
ware Journal, Wilmington.
This arrangement is made for the more regular
and pronpt execution of business
Delaware journal., 1828-01-08
e1gtIM1ssic SOMccnil'
FOR. 1928.

Just received and Tor sale here, The atlantic Sou-
amir a beautiful Christmas and New-lear's Pre-
sent handsomely boarded, with gilt leaves, and en-
closed in an elegant ornamened case. This IS be-
leyed to be one of the mos. splendid little works Of
taste ever published in this country IT contains =
elegant engraylngs, descriptive of Cats Kill tails Ii
conlcroga Delaware Water Gap, Bournouese War
rlor, Moonlight, &c. sc. &c.
Nav g r. PORTER g. son.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-08
CONDITIONS.

TIE DTL.HTTIRE JUURyNTL Is pu5-
jishcdNn Tuesdays and Fridays, at four dollars
psr atnuln; tUo dolldrs erery sic 'nomths IN dd-
rance. No paper to be discon inued, until ar
rearages are paid.
advertisements inserted on the usudl terms
Viz: one doIlr for .fonr insertions Of si1teen
lines. and so IN proportion tor euery number q
,uliiiionaL lines and insertions.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-08
TTIy7 BzJOU,
Or Annual of Literature and the Arts.

Or Annual of Literature and the Arts.
List of embellishments. &c.
TIE Child and Flowers. Sir Walter Scott and
Family. The Warriors. Sans Souci. Suitors Re-
jeced. The Boy and Dog. Village Festival.
A Portrait ola Lady. The Poets Invocation. The
Dream of the Infant Shakespear. The Oriental
Loye Letter Queen Elizabeth and Shakespear.
The Humble Lovers. Hadden Hall. The Fignette
Title
Delaware journal., 1828-01-08
TUE MCTEEN.

Published at Boston, for which 500 was given for
the Premium Piece containing the following des-
crpve pieces, with beautiful plates, got up in the
,nnst superb ste for Christmas presents.
External embellishments. The Twins. Emble-
matcal Title Page. Colonel Daniel Boone on the
banKs of the Great Usage Lake. Kentucky. View
d the Mohawk. Penitence. View of the White
Mountains. exhibiting the late Slide The Soldiers
Widow. Scenery on Connecticut River. Putnam's
Cave. Waiting for the Harvesters. Also
Delaware journal., 1828-01-08

tst receued and for sale at The journal Office, No.
or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15
FOR S.HLE-

VIE Poplar Forest, Home Tract, or all tat mar, of ,
= es'ate attached 10 tile Mansion House containing Lvte
cent surrey ore thousand and seventy four acre AID bTs
qieis OF t isnd never before offered The public sos
~ eTes are already eesTed the rest in woods esyv f,f
qgre qua ihe greater Part tobacco lud ofhe first qga
fsaea anI WIN the eToePi5n Of about % acres l In
yuOuheAI capable under judi
e con; ne Ha1u'ie portion might be reesined Til,
Pan's tiou distant mile from tie turnpike sui ;, r, 80
Lynehhrg, IS vel waierod, beng intrsected bv
CO. hsadns 7;in II. limits and therefore 50 suhieot 10
overflow aaorduy not less than SO acres branch 80 49,
tom nd, ven adapted 10 te culture Timothy AMI
gra5se and 10 Tie Pupe of standing tobacco lots st ono
sit Of the branch land IS m IN wood. On The pIss,,;a
Improvements there is 1rge framed bcs ~
with good thrpshing machine. The mansion hone
Convenient, handsome, aud situated m en1inenee c,r,
ing nearly the whole Of the arablc land Of the farm ,
ing 10 remove 70 smother state the above pfop4r,v =
low, for eash credit, and feel hesitation IN
that to tobacco planter few estates more de.t,bl
Bedford, July2;. ~ ~ ~
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tic Delegates representing the Congscssona, ,.is.
trict in which said vacancy may happen
Mr.. Chambers OF franklin offered the follow
ing resolution. which was unanimously adopted:
Rcs0irei, That the thanks Of this Convention
be presented 20 the Commissioners and Citizens OF
Dauphin county, for the OF the Courthouse
and for the civiiities and attention 20 the accom-
mediation OF the members of the Convention
Res0'ved. That the proceedings of this meet
lug, signed by the Officers of the Convention, be
published in oil the newspapers in the Common.
wealth.
THOS. BURNSIDE, President.
SAMUEL WETHERILL,
ARCHIBALD BARD,
Vice Presidents
CHARLES III. ISRAEL
DAVID SHULzE,
Secretaries.
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TN prrsuance Of a Deed of T.ust executed d, n,
setoers ny john f. Cooke. dated the dav of NJ,
ih< Tor purposes therein named, aud admit. Ia
NE Clerk ohee OF the county court Of pohals ou the ME-
MONTH we or enc OF us will Thursday I'm
e'inr Bidder ., pubic auction FOR cash. III,
following property, much thereof n, may n, .,r
ay tire purpose, of said DE ed tsct of ana To
N ahe county ct PCwhssn James RIVER and eUn,,S
IOV acres, a',ining the land belonging 10 Y,mp. C.
and Wtn A. Cocks also the slaves Nave JOE IN h
aa.a s,1ley, Ph,li William, pavy, Fanny her shIf'
beuT ana her chi ldrer Cato aud Lewis and all M. nr
o. e fanale', since the date or the said deed neuh
ch,ei and her children, AMI all the hop,hnld L,i
niure Of .aid John +. CO, he. "e" 'e.-
Ashns a:ii"ess, We Will convey such tile oriy \. ia
ed ~ u,. Should the above nar,d day OF sal. prayc a. b.
nSi me s',e VIII be made The t fair day hsrsaer ST.
daJ excepted RICHARD SAMPSON -J1',s,,
,, RICHARD ANDERSON tr,,
3JpoSTPoNEMENT.-Thu the i7,h of thi, n,o,,6
ais PowhStan county curt day, the above u.tard .a
Po,'P"nsd TO Friday, The 9Th n,t. BY THE TRUSTE,S
80 y. It'd.
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TO PHYSTCrnncC

)ffaVs hi' me Plantation which d. Robert T. Smith
ineIy Ieied, hthe upper part Of Charles city, con.
nns iro - 70 0) acres of exeellsn. land about Or
% W'oHis eIearedj rait Ut which hi l,een IN cults
vatiun but few years and part rich low 49, md, Tsr
a dwelling houTe the usual necessary q,e
du riiy young apple aud peach orchard II select ir
IL an excellent locai-n for Physie;an nd where ne
eay needed and ds'Ied there seing no one IN te eouy
~ 1 'n'h sp"u ~ males, nor the oinr county in
ihan about SIX Should any desire H. tie oI,es corfJ
Pohaby be rented on liberal terms for several sf n %
pace OF 10 tue 'nb'en'er living Richmond '-
T.. JOSEPH e. CURTIS
T2-.Ns4R
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From dekerman's Forget Me Not" for ie2sl
FAMILY WORSHIP IN A COTTAGE.


Listen heard voice, solemn voice.
out sweet aud fervent to, like that of PRAYER;
o"eh az would make Angelic Breasts rejoice;
And eatto hearken from their starry sphere;
From yonder cot Al eomes-I'i j, me near
It's light shines like n star upon the night,
And 70 my wandering foot,tep, far more deai;
better guide perehanee, boiler Iisht,
Asaans more near to heaven than tina, aboy .my sight
oh, q, lovely scene The gay haired sire,
With Lifted hands, imporins each child
All that the lip can brealh-, the soul desire,
To guide their foot'eP. thto' the world, deer wild.
How ru.lic, ihro' the wane OF years the glow
Hoy beams his hook, with sl the father dI'd!
Which all hi,boscm', thoughts hopes fear. & wi.he,
show.
There insst' the moshc. by her p,rtner's side;
Silent her tongue, but vh, how full her syesi
Look Al those .seI cd tears, whose gentle tide
The loud.,t Of the lip supplies;
Oh what eau equal her bese. ching sigh
IT 'tis not lizard in heaven, then nevst came
Thnhsr the sound OF supPlioa,ioni high:
Eain'y have nations piled the altar Game,
III iu'cDeSt OF them all be'er reached motht c..im
Beetle her, ri,iny Into a, nhoods form,
.ttr son, her secret pride and slor, hous;
Bright ~ hi, check with llhor's coiur warm,
The honorable tiut las forehea show;
Ills eye. dark glance Is veiled, as IL would o,c.e
Avid 20 all on earth, his heart deem, faiT,
iHs lips self-nuving, till responsive we've,
are Ti'ing, 10 III, hoary f-tbei, prayer,
Pleading with the high Heavens" Oh guide from every
snare"
and yondcr there's srorp in hsppic., Leiur,
The fairy tenant, u The cottage done,
kneslns before the eye OF him, a..eerr,
The dull, untouoh'd is laid beside the drum:
That ueaiured instrument of Iou,lest .ounI
STANDS close tesitic IFS maer, but as dumb
AS forgotten, on the jsrk.ome ground
While like nights dew closed aowe. lhty enJ & eusrr
round
Look al the little hand upon each brow,
Covering the face, before the un.een COL
Listen! We might have heard Oh. ii,ped VOW
Like ehsrub echoes seeking hi. aboI.;
RELIEVE ii not, despisc il not, ye proud.
Nor ssy Il the jsrsou learned By noe,
Useless and meaninsless-those word. oil owed
Upon the youthful memory &c ilo,',
Shall be the waxing chord OF mluy heavenly motel
Oh lovely sc,u.; most lovely : would that thou
. Ditst not bedetk the cotase-bower alone,
but beneath every roof in beauty glow,
From the low hamlet TO the lofty throne
Then England, wtie the sn:Ss OF Heaven thine own
The bright pateinai smiles of Deity;
ihtH. my loved country would thy soil he known
The hslfowed, and the h,e.t, tie truly free
And every evenings hour nations voi ship see
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ENHC.ArLnN.

WE ntHt Se''ion Ct The Subscriber, School al his Nc
= hers residence. Geuio Post Once, will eominenr,
ne course Of Instruction viii embrace the Latin Greek
ana .ns'h Language ae naiies Geography and tie "
emeni5 Of EsuraI Philosuphy ~
Terms, per Session Of months.
Hoard, ~ dolls payable IL advance -Tuitt Is Jnlls
Doardefs furnishing Ted ,nd bedding or ,ht viii be m
eHis charge If . dolls. per bed FER Session.
/ WIN n. HARPfSOS.
ls0V 81 2.S N,,ty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

IN Conformity teh 1ei sqfiyed 4. A., d, y,y,c.
into ret the sevcral ac's concer,;gg Eee1,a,or
Paf5,f hs GA dry II inn. 1910, DO Eeys5 ,,gt, tro-
20 g aofn neg concern thai Appears bT csyfi6eai,s M
ths Esctt1ior Of Heod conafy da'ca i7h Nor s25 nh
recctcsf srio hit eDcs on fie tg,t inst f b.
gHa 2Dcs JeA1d " tc i6h cf J1 lrtf ceyai fcf nj
LIND co1eirigg 5000 acrs tqfc on ne OH irer IN H.
eotafy "fWood rnd t9iai0g ne L4rT, ,grl,sf ~ g,r-
it9n md trhttt Ranioi7A Wirtst disd seed seft9yf
a'yfe@j hsir hai &Hy -seisefsd ,ofts con~onsssqsI
mi seldom. R. T. q.
tt-zC3
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u SJTTL9JYOH7 ~ n ~ >, ;, :

AouN Nc HAN who has correct knosyedge Of a,co,rt
y sih who has lived seyera! years ohanoery court
1t - u+siros OF obtaining suaon. lie would accent
lI1I moderate wages,l Of any eredsbe erpovm,ni IN
"en ne couldrender intee aud latsfs ction 10 he
e SssiactoIy Testimonials his character &c ran h
poduce' ani references given when re etc, flcn
ny psr;on "shIns 10 employ young usn addrfsed 70 "
to. F'''"FNy a'thuen
Jan 70 10
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.NDYERTI.sEl. -lIE.A.I,

q
aHhS committed o. the Jail Of Warrington county, or fhe
" 16lh Of Oct last runway negro man who calls
himself Stu, and says he does not Know his astef nsm
tat he purchased by negro driver, from man ~
pamc Of John Sccfsi5 the E1cin shorcsnd ahsoooicd
from him shcrt miles above Abingdon about week before
De committed O. J1ii lie hil hial, when committed
gcy Fitntn c7'i and psnt1o0nr and SAYS nc EoueI
~h.n be surrounded no l. about years oa atpu, feet
inches hixh. The rr1uedein come ofssfd move
h grcpsry ny shar5s' and take him away be win be-
dcait wua re l'u d1c-.-
sAT-EL y. i00sEa, J.aor
Jan. . 7y-rtcv
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.VEGROEE ron SaJ-E

.NEGROES ron &aLE,
conformity TO- Decree Of the Superior Court Of Char
rS holden al Ftedeickstgr1 in October last, the case
Of Moore Dfoekenbro'gb, his right, and a, AimeF
OF h deeemel vile Sarah, plaintiff SUD Raleigh w Down
msn Adoor 81 Cyrus Dan dec. nod others, dtfeniant'
VII sell or CASH PUBLIC auction, Lancaster coufhouse
onday 2i day Of Jarulry next that bens court Day
1r, ohe wise on t next fair day. negro slsyes the said
Decree mentioned, viz jarrett 4nd Nary men; Nanny snd
Maf likely gfl ard Caroline sBd her three fns chdrtcs
RALElGH ". BOWMAN, Adm'or
" Cyrus Bsl, dee.
Lancaster county, Dec &c. 7O--wtds
SHALL add ~ The above sale, sni on TIE terms,
% likely negro slaves cf various deeriptons amoug whom
IS Miicr 81 fS?fIitnce, and hiIwifs.
r. w. BOWMAN,
Almof Cyrus Btil, de-,
Ir~ ~l-.rlst
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FEI[4LE SCHOOJ

VIZ suoisf6et' School orlr Fafmyille open; sasfins
coursc Of useful education "
TERMS For board washn5 snI other soeomnod, tiop.
TT, .A'tl'eO' $50 per annum
II he'd he furnished, there viii tcsn
additional charge d 10
NJ al, in. c. LEACu
lie
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ColumJ,is, ono. DC. %

ADMINISTRATION CONVENTION.
The Delegates appointed, from the different coun-
ties in this State TO form electoral ticket favora-
bic tothc reelection of John G. .4da,cs to the
presidency of the United States, assembled ut The
u States Court House. in this town. Oh yester-
day, and organized the Convention, by calling
the Hon. jeremiah .lfo,TO,c 10 the chair, and APP
pointing IViIiiam Doherty, Esq of Franklin cot
and Thomas CoT,ci7,, Esq. of Warren county Sc
crctaries.
The Convention then proceeded 10 nominate and
appoint the following gentlemen as Electors Of
President and Vice-Presdent OF the U. States, to
be recommended to the people of this State, for
their support at the next presidential election.
Jeremiah Morrow, IYdrrcn county.
Peter Hitchcock, Geduga do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

Il SatNG!lo5j 3CGpf62.
4 YOUNG MAN qualified 10 teach the Greek l. Tin
IA French aud Engsh Language wishes to engage a.,
teacher in private family oSer Seminary IeaIu for
Letter. addressed s H. C. 1f, Lini,ays store h.bemarle
Va Or application made 20 Wan H. u JdUn E.q in Rich
mondi wIi ne attended a..
Dee. u.
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4 coinln'Itee was hkewlse appointed TO report an
address TO the citizens of this state as expressive Of
the views OF the Convention. In due time, Mr..
Hammond, chairman of said committee, produced
1 read in distinct s; audible manncr, an address,
which we will venture TO say, has not been excel
led, as il regards strong and dspassioIae reasoning
or lucid exposition, since the first agitation of the
Presidential question. 1t reviews this subject in
all its various bearings the true interests of our
country, and may, with truth he pronounced a
inasterly effort of a rEDre than common mind.
TWAS resolved by the Convention, that 5000 CO.
pies OF the proceedings, address, SC be printed in
the English Language, and 1000 in the German,
and circulated throughout the State.
Wedo not recollect of having seen an assembly
combining more WISDOM talents, patriotism * res
probability, convened on a similar occasion. Many
delegates did not attend, in consequence Of high
waters and the extreme muddincSs oe the roads,
which, ut the present time, are almost impossible
yet the number actually present in Convention,
was ttco hundred and f,centy TEng.
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WHRREN .9CFDNlJI-'--

IF.1RHE.F' -1C.HDTI.III
ibtH trustees of III. Warren AesdeIry have the re,.r.
70 announce 10 the public, tIst they have srpoin.J Mr.
III mates in t!at In.tiiuticr. e"'s'' '"u
The known qualifications of arr: Lcary As teacher
P that ie fullest .at.fastipn be given to The
rnd guardians of such pupils a. NAV he
20 his char &C. The town Of War enom ,,csy ;.L
ashy Is situated Is uneo'amsny healthy, affords agree
e soc'e'y The price Of tuition SO dollars ueE
payane q1S't'riy aud hoard he had in rsn.sel sn;
Tor about so dollars per amman. " S' '"'N'''es
JOHN SCOTT, Pre.d't Of The J,,,r, of 1-...
WarTeuton, Jan. ~. ''" =. .'us..e''
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ROyfCE

IL Pct7rn, having claims seain.t the Eratr IF Pets,
ARowtu dec hereby requested 10 bt,f. them Forward
j Apartment being shoui' Iee my account. a. Executor
u they ae not pfesente3 by the Gsv Of June next 1873
shall plead his notice IL LAT Of al sr ~ may ne str dat
datr Those being Indebted rsl Eic are r.qnttcd Ia
make immediate pzyaen further indulsence enun0 l.,
gwen .JEO HCWLErT. Exor
Of Peter Eowict dec
Igc -. VIZ
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I vitiueof Dee. ii Trust by Richard Wood
80 ward, TO The subscriber, for purroes therein
HenUned which deed is Of record The cctk flee Of he
county court Of Mtde,e Shall tie s,h day o. Feb
day excepted proceed to self irhe.t bidder ~ c.b
at ChnGhys in said county all TIA; tract arc Of land
situate, lying aud being Tie sail of Jde,ex
ed aud known ny the Of Wshhain, FORMERLY he.
longing 70 Samuel Montague, dec and allotted 10 he lnrher
AHtla, uFon the division OF his rrJs aud couye, FL nv
JSne; Al!:n and the said Amelia his wife, to the aid tbard
Hoed"ad containing SCI ac'es be the .ae more or leys
teSthfr with nineteen and three fouitks nin
chaied by aid Woodward, Of Thomas Trce also The follow,
ing Save' to wiz old Betty, Young Dsuy, Esrbar Jockey
aih her children Henry, Alfred, Chrana Horace and an
ohs! uHnam"di Nancy aud her child Sophy, cioe an her
ohdren Antorson Sally, Jenny, aud her youuse ch,d
unn1mtd Owen Frederick, Juliet, Mary and her children
Arthur, and her Youngest child unniued-tostiher with The
increase Uf the females tm the date Of said deed or 50
much OF the said land snd many sad slaves a may he
iueient 90 answer the OH at, OF said trust Such t DIN,
a. vested in the 'uhseroef under said deed vii; be convey
ed 70 the pure ha5er. GEORGE WRIGHT
Essex county, Dec. 6. Gi-ttJ,
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xq!uat!e Negroes fer Sale &C .ductio;?.
NSWSILL he s7iI public auction for ea,h IN Tho ;,
ohSshnond, on Friday tbe 18th OF February ncxi a.
"Ou, % NesT"eij consulting Of women boys and ,,r
most OF aem young aud likely. BENZ. n BARNETT
= AdiDr Of Charles Uiomhsif
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R.E-lGqLE EDUC4TTO.E
Tit subscriber has engaged Lady teach 10 her family
w the ensuing year The useful branches of FemaI,
Education will be suEh aud particular attention paid the
morals and department of Che ,oung Ladies'
TERMS:
For Beard, Including Washing, Fuel, ITO he paid
Csndss, &c. sc. ID. 20 ( half yesrl,
IuTtioa 30 IN sdvancs.
n. - Eeh scholar iui her own h,ddiug towel. &e &e
The School 10 commence 18Th Jan
JUDITH NJ. SMITH,
MOn.rose, Powhatsn.
Rev. JLo. H. Rice, D. D.
Of the Uoion rheol. Serory.
Dee. &c. -O-~av-
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SOYfCE.
a Ii res.on Indebted TO the estate Of John RiehaI,on
dec OF tie county ct Hanover, requested
immediate rzyHent; And those having claims axaust the
"a, estate wi'iprcen ID, before the its, a,
OF anu'ry 1879 this wall be pleaded in bar Of recovery
Atsl,f, u 51-vtf u. w. SCOTT, sim'r.
TIE SCHOQL ar LLA.NGOLLE.V:
sfHs next Session will usual on the 25h Of
JAM iS1B Course of Instruction: The classical de-
nartmtat Fetcshe Enslh, Latin Greek language
me maiheustiosi Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry. To these
ATE adcoG when desi.ej the translation Of the Etocrn R-
manc dialects Spanish, Italian and fr h, Geosrsp
cal snd M'oiieal Reading, aided by Maps and Globe.
TERMS For Board snd Tuition, per sprum, ID. 40
. For he'd aud bedding, IL furnished here, S
payable one quarter advance the balance the end oil
'he year. There ATE vacancies which wish TO ill.
JOHN LEWIS
SpSi'yiyania county, Va"
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y IIsJIKJILf LyIDFfILN FT.IJEITI.
WISH 10 c8pigy ssnge Lady, take charge Ola school
ny family which, including few boafders, &c. viii
amount 10 about twelve scholars. One who can leseb The
English Lsngutgs dramatically, Geography Heede,yost
Drswiug Painting, asd MuieF meet gith
BY making application TO the suhscfber None need apafv
miles" sa'iaeIosy Testimonials Of Der qualification fro-
d1ecd. JERF. Conn
gl,flar1rfan TO-. Zee. 3. ~ re,y
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AOHfI.SISIR.iTOI1'S .4'DIYCE,.
~ persons having claims asans, the estate Of Cater o.
a b-rNcy, dec, late Of Darn Elnl, in the COUNTY Of ~
die'eE are hereby requested prestnt f!,en Tor
tate viii psa.e 10 make payment VIM SoTaSn' IS
Jan. II. '' ~ b7r"siy' acc.
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ECNl0te OciCCt ~ FdTH1Ufi!e.
SEhHE FrUsie School will be Continued o., NV family f,,
"a the year 1913, beginning 9Th Jn. in which will he
TAUGHT o. hei cic, al tie ucia trenches Of Female Ed
ucatfcn.
Tuition, per sunum, y. %
Board, irciuding lodging, Wsshing esd Candies so
Dec. 70. 71-2aw4w JAMES MADISON.
FEMALE EDUC.aITON.
f1BE Female School IT the residence Of Sfs. Anne H.
= Read Charlotte Courthouse, will he continued Tor
the year 1929 a few boarders can bc Accommodated
Pfioe Of Board pes annum $50
Tuitnl 20
Dee 2s. 7o-.,3,,