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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
AVE the subscribers having been o,
w pointed by the Hon Court Of p
ate tor :he town of Newport, Comm
.lonprs tO receive and exsminc the clan
It Inc creditors against tho estate Of
DARIUS DENNIS,
% VI Newport mariner. deceased, ropr,
.'Ited inTol,eni, hereby give notice, a..
= months from the date hereof are allo
= g. he creditors ~ exhibit their cla,f
nd hat we will attend at the dwell r
house Of George Engs, on Tuesday. Julc b.
Tuesday. Sept: 2, and Tuesday Nov
at 2 O'Clock, pm for the purpose OF rece
ing the same.
GEORGE ENGs,)
JoN. Il. ALMr, Commissioner
Gao. c. SHAW,
All persons indebted 10 the estate r.
said deceased are requested to mako ~
mediate payment to
NIcHAEL FREEnoRS, Adm'r
Newport, Nay ), 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
!SYE.l.H BOAT W.4SHLvGTO.N

NEW BOOKS.--Receved on Monday
" last for circul alton, by W.CALLAHAS,
Almack's Revisited, or Herbert Milton,
9 volumes.
Elia-Essays which have appeared in
the London Magazine under that sigma
ture, | vol.
Sayings and Doings, third series, 2 vol.
NAV T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15

Court QfProbate, .Mt'cport, May 5, 1923
NHEREAS application has this day
w been made for administration on the
estate Of Sarah Langley, widow, and the
thereof referred to a Court
of Probate to be holden at the State house
on the first Monday in June next, at9 o.
clock A. NJ. Notice is therefore hereby Civ.
en- to all persons interested in the estate Of
eoid deceased, TO appear at said time and
place, if they see fit, aud they shall be
heard
BY order Of said Court,
B. u. HOUI..4.vD, Prob. OK.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15

Schr. Earl, Bradford, Of Fairhaven, from
FredericksbuTg, for Boston.
Schr Swift, Swift, fr. n York, for N. Bed
ford.
Brig Amstel, Brownell, of Tiverton, fr.
Providence.
MEMORANDA
Arr. at New Orleans 18th April, brig un-
ion, Clinton, of this port.
The Susan & Phebe, was advertised at
Charleston to sail for r. Island 80 inst
Arr at Wilmington Both ult. schrs. North
Carolina, Winslow, fr. Newport sch. Mary
Perry, Marble, Of this Port for ST. Augustine
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15

Assurances have been given to the Brit
ish that the troops are sent to Houlton with
friendly and pacific intentions.
Though these have been acknowledged
satisfactory, still, according to the rules OF
old governments, some cautionary meas
ures appear to have been taken at New.
Brunswick.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15
Dte0.

In this town on 9th inst. Capt. Stephen
Barker, IN the 55th year Of his age
In New.York on the I'd instant, mrs. Re
secca Cornell, wife of mr.. John Cornell Of
this town, aged % years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15

TTHESE celebrated Eitters are composed
l. purely ofvegetables Of the inost innocent
yet specific virtues they are recommended
particularly for restoring weak constitutions,
cleansing and Strengthening the stomach, and
increasing the appetite also, preventive a
gainst the cholera morbus, removing nausea,
vomiting, heart burns, weakness in the breast,
pain in the stomach, and other symptoms OF
aatulence and indigestion they possess pro-
perties peculiar to themselves, of converting
new rum and whiskey into stimulating and
invigorating stomachic cordialx xpne box will
tncture one gallon of splrts.--Price as cts
a box
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-15

W.. :. NICHOLS
las recently received a considerable
addition to his former stock of Fame
.ard Ware, Jcwelry, Looking Glasses
pectacles, &c. which enables him to Off
sale "a extensive all assortment Of pr
lies in his inc Of business, as can be
and IN any Store in Newport.
,CFeSllver Wares particularly mqnufac
Ired and constantly for sale may Z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-06
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

~ TIA I'D or stolen from the subscriber on Wednesday
- the ~3t day Of July, between Hanover Courbonse
ard Slab Town, bay Mare sF,or, 1--WE feet b,f e;ob,
JtaTs oid-No particular mark crolleccd. except org
v's ,nd ioai she walks fast aud rts yerv hard re-
ware ~ hVe dola1 ul be given for the delivery NJ The
mare win or without the saddle and birdie, which she
on when aker the subscriber residing Cold Bsr-
bonr 10 HsnoverAB rs5sona5ls expenses shall slso be
paid REUBEN MELTOy
AAgUst g. VIZ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-06

John Randolph NJ homo aud ntrogQ We give
room to an nrcIe thus headed Published in the Ma.
'ons Journal, Al the request of several Subscribers
IL has been much sought after and Is i'll many
mastery delneatcn Of that absurd cornuound Of
hateful and ncongIuous GuaIilns. Nothing is truer
than that in England, MIR Randolph Hao lie laughing
stock OF the nobility, whose society he violently and
exclusively affected. He traced their gnncoIoricai
trees, informed them under whose reign their families
bad been ennoblcd, which Of their ancestors Lad bn,
famous family seats, &c &c. In Loueon nc p,i no 81
the 1avstock, and issued his card ado,ncd win swift
able sfnorisl devices, "RANDOLPH or Roam
OKE" Americans who knew the sma,ijlo ,ena
goguc m the United States, we're mazad 10 see bin,
cast The slough of clublcauistn aud appear in Re
gent Street the smooth and obscquous atcndsnt ,,pon
the star and garter; plunng himself not as in Congress
Hail. upon bis uniform democracy and dcv often 10 the
rights Of tue people but his intimacy with titled srisio
cracy, and familiarity with the hersdic science and
anecdotes Of noble families. Hc did not plav win
greater success the Roman Senator m WASHINGTON
than the humble tUades;er, IN the proud donscs or
Esglish arstocracy. "BANDOLPH OF ROAM
OkE." Plain John, gas altogether discarded. His
favoTio psstime was 10 attend me clubs and spou,
Latin and FRENCH. Ia Eoglaud, every we'll educated
man speaks French With native eoquence. Tho
kNS| Of Roanoke did not duly teRec, urcp tbs cir
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-06

-. ~ Fo'i.-Jndee Thompson accepts lie porDba
for Governor oi \. York, and MI Granger is under
STOOD TO accept ''a OF LII Governor. The acceptance
'ndgo Thompson Is one ofihe most pregnant 'sigBy
Of The tines.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-06

We learn fron ft'rni That the Gcueial jackson hu.n
address waa published in the Port Fno, was not N.
"fieIo - bat Cen james Jackson Of Georeia We d3
u, hur published the article in our ST. upon the
'h"ry Of the Rochester Telegraph
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-06

u The National Advocate SAYS "ihat several ~,
diVdnos of high standing in ~ jersey, heretof,.,
conn'ed IN The Jackson ranks, have charped tie1
faith and are nov for the ad,nnsraton.o A pref,
good criterion Of lie tue neaoing Of lie signs Of II
! tinfs.p "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-06

The Philadelphia Press is mistaken ~ its conjecture,
about The Gen. Dray'on, vino said 10 be an acroo,
plIec Of Burr, u no, DrgYton, bot Dogion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
FEM4LE EDUC1yyOv

HERS ELIZABETH BROOKE, Of Gloucester counfr
AE purposes opening Seminary fo the instruction of
iies III ennnexon with Mr. John T. Turner re.denes
warren HALL the ensuing year. All the solid brauche. f
Female Education will he taugli including tie Trcnrh ana
Latin Lansusgesf the! should be required The Subscribers
o9"denSr 80 the T eiion # The Teacher she has enys,
helis tai she will receive from literal public all the en-
which hei aTduOus Undertaking will Tn
Term will commence the tenth day oG January su o-
nue tho che yen; with he exception Of vacation dIing
the month II SrPttmbcr
Board Tuition $40 Che borders furnish ing IL ef
beds and beddng) Tuition alone dolls PAYABLE haeti
IN advance. EIIZARErIi mn doK ~
Warren Hall, Dec. IS, 1927.
The subscribers heartily in recommending 10 pu
patronage, the proposed Undertaking RIrs Brooke IN
moral o the PierPs and che well knewr8a,
zeal sainmenis OF her asstan will ente the IniiutioD,
they believe, {" ey"Ty necCssary Encouragement
I'm ~. CdfEns, JGrnes Dnbney
VIM n Perrin, q Dr. BraT,s1
I'm. Tdi1fcrro Ybo, " Yeotn,,o.
PkUip T0li1(.rTo, Ibon,ns Got.,, -
Thos. T. Tab,
Dec. - ei-,vtinhIsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
CENTRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

'IHit Subscriber, late Principal the wgwam Grammar
School bess leave 60 invr the Patrols of that School,
and the Public generally that his school Charlottesville
is now IN full operation.
The course of instruction comprehend. the Creek, L1n
french aud English Languages, nd eAensve preparatory
course of Matht nitics.
Tn subscriber deems unneces.ary ctr asy tes,imo
nal. OF the i1list,s of Mr. Royal who gives
~ Mathematics also aids in tue Cs,ea Of Ar.
e'rSn vino attends IN School gives iui
L.nsse both ct these s,nt-uen believed give eni
subtraction 10 all who tir
IN all the Languages st the school, tant
and regular part "i the mode of and
he french, Mr. FeroD much French with
pupils. The proximity OF the School the University ui
Virginia, aud the advantage of using the Lib airy which the
subscriber ENJOYS enables him 10 accommodate the
studies IN his school TO the notifications that
y take place in that Of the University. The Ceua Gram
mar School would therefore 70 oder peculiar Induce
ment' 10 those youths WIN destined future day
ter the Uniyetsiy.
gentlemen receiving inueoa from hr Fetron will b,
qured topay dC additionally. Board he in msn
te'ptctabe fane. IN Charlottesville and lis vicinity
Gus prices IN no instance exceeding 50 dollars
all theusuli making all the ches;
Of expenditure r IS dolls. those not acndinv
MI. Feron 10 dolls. Tuition fees payable advance.
. BARTHOLOMEW EGAN.
Nov. " 6i-wit5tbJ
~ 1As neri Session MIL commence ths I5th Jas'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12

-AORYHU ACADEMY. u
FyNiE Rev Thomas G. Thornton will prr-iie
cves this Insu,iou the susuips year will be
by MI. Tho. Davis.
The Academy IS sitnated miles below
courthouse, in neichh"i heed healthy COL VIM
Jeit the pe-ent steward wall continue manage tue board
ing department.
In this In',iuou taught the LATIN Greek and Hebrew
Languages and uan.aon OF the French Language ether
with the other pre-requ',es for acollc
About $50 volumes of bork of lf,siy Science have
been carefully selected ,h. commencement OF Library
Mathematical ln.runen,-, Gobes sni Maps both Ancient
ModeIn are also provided for the of the students
TERMS; For Reading, Writing, Ariihmeck aui English
Grsmra ~ DOLE; these with Gsogrsphy the OF The
Gihs end Mapping 25dJl. in all other 60Joll,.
ny For board 90 dolls annually, exclusive CT bedding
csnlies.
The next session wl commence the first of F,brnar,
cation.
Pai.s an GuardianI will be liable for the
board oil their and wards, from the tiue OF
The end OF The sesisn, 10 be ad quarterly in advance
+. BATES, Pres'dt Of trustees
Bec-iS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
THE NAYARINO BATTLE CHANT

BY ALLAN CUNNINGHAM.
Light Roy al tower and palace fair,
Bd lordIy Londnu shine;
Then lin your silver goblet, high;
Wien they full Of wine
Hear how the siaddenIng thousand, .hou'
Thro' all The cleaning town
A. 1r Eng'ands ocean sword has struck
Tie naughty Crescent down:
Greece, fste in all her hundred i.le,
start, up aud crioS, with
n health oGeorse, the bland Kirr,
hha sVyereisu OF the sea
And here's to thee, brave Confirmation
Like powder 20 the spark,
Thy spirit fla he'd GU, bright ard strong:
Ger ocean deep and dark,
'ee thee wave Thy hand, and cry,
- My gallant cotnr,Je. weigh ~
',s thee, Ike The tIundcl bolt
Red bursting the bay:
Tie rushing 'n"ke end yolcyine d,np
Shtoud all the heather shps
Meath Dutan's sun, the Tif si.h moon
l. suffering an ,ciTee!
lot il tic ,n'd,, De Girney 6-h,.
Whh his COY sIEs of France;
Arl we'll the stou, DE Il,id.nke,;.
The battle bloody stance,
White brave FIiucP, !, Rus.,, .,,,,
- Unmatched in might AID skill
Ihe island 'a''vrs make the wave.
The vessel Of their viii
And leave of all yOn s,a,eiy f-cf
lhat sailed go lofdly by,
Bot that blood bubble oiihe wave
foa s'noke-cloui 10 the ,ky
Greece, glorious Greec. ,by u,m,..,,,
hni an Did srelI for noar
ot Thy oil lmits in the laud--
Olympus hill IS ddmh, sui all
Thy sens are snull,s, cloud;
Tie LAT u s.anktud-bul sting sitp.
"A lN!e les. :hau g.l..
Ia vain doth valuur strike the .tc.l
O'.r naufc, dul! aud cold
Yet here'stc Greece she shows nm. ,,-
Where bright ii e, flashed Of Oil -''N
Heres 10 the Ru..sn boII and stunt.
The frrucinan, frank aud brave
And all heroic hearts tbs, Tough,
On EdSarino's wave;
ASl'n-here's gallant Uo.lrinstp
warrior tried aud true
Name hut hraver, hotter mar
And shall toast him too.
Il he alih t. Royal Clattncr
" owe him three lime. tiree
And here's TO George our Island kim
The sovereign of the sea ITf,,,,., fy..,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
TO pHYSJrJgncC

TO PHYSICIANS
1hSVit hENIi the Pantation which D Robert r Smith
Iimer sded inthe upper pa Of Charles city, con
rom - 10 ooo acres OF excellent land about 3 OF
1-od, OF wheh,i' eeared rar which ha. been in cult
YEAR, apd part rich low grounds There
dwelling hose the usual necessary houses
ial y0s1g apple and reach orehsrd reject
greatly needed and ell; there kcing no on. !, the
,e b snan about 10 miles nor in the adjoining country
luan e"ou' SIX Should desire IT, the pIsoe eoui5
be rented on liberal terms for several wear, To
apPea'on may he made IA Thomas Taylor residing near
P'dee' OF 10 tue subscriber living Richmond.
T., . JOSEPH L. CURTIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
.NFTY GOODS

$CoTr SMITH have received from New York ny Tia
- Iaort, their Fall Supply VI Goods; consisting part
blue black, olive, green caet, brown aud anI other
mixed cloths blue black. white dab fawn and mixed
mtrts bAngup eo'ds, eabf ard plids for coaks supcb
toitnent Of vengconsng Of plain hgured eoIoIe
ho entiues plain and figured yevei, valencia tone eas5
net, pssiis nernJ tonefa article snd very haud-
some; buck and HEAVIER gloves, suspsnders six belts with
general assortment Of trimmings al Of which wi u he ME
style.
They keep hand sua assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, warranted equal to any madeto ofder.
OK IL fg-rH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
Inc tcc'L hnotcR and thorough bred }fucg Horse
GOH9.N.h.9

1he tccu hnoWn and thorough bred Face Horse
GOH4.N.R.3,
NHEAILL Stand the ensuing Season at nv Farm mile.
w above h'ehmoed in the county of ientico, the
& sns no S The
' M n IA az Is rich blood bay with black legs fSe feet
old spns and sFPssfahee not surpassed by
any H0rFe that the T s,IS can can B Ia
In The Spring Of ie2s johanna, then years old was en-
gagged in Sweep,,ake Laurenceye brup.wck co,inty
mule heats $500 entrance, which he heats. beating
Jsnee now the iayorite Of New York Betsy
His wa, in the same Spring, over the Ire. Hill
course, mile heats, which he heals bea,iEg three
HIS thnd race was in the Fall Of 1925 the New
ket Course, Emile heat., which he
Market couisr ne heats, CJdekey Club Py,s9 winch Nv
won beating te two ceebraedIaces fr,illa Shakes
Aiter having hard there, I've over 10 Tree ILL.,
anf on the following veek started ioi the Jockey
tending Horse IN the % heat, which Irie etsy
Richards aud several others IN race.
Shortly after ih he became my properly, since rh time
owing to the most inolersbe be been
oIerabe order aer at which tinr hl, defeat wa,
oceasioned nuehby the nexamped state OF The eoure
a. by the superiority OF his In race however
he w4s seeond A.re first, and the ether dane
te weeks alter having run III tie Norfolk,
secondly tie N.,oay nLie heats. against Say
MaSee aud Redgaunsi IN which lie heat two,
H' ost inc rae o"y ~ few feet which supposed
many he would have wo'' but for uceiten, time heat
minutes 30 'eeonds 2d heat minutes seconds; hemg BY
h'y ,Iohus III. fastest race EVER run over that
iis last race was over the Tree Hill ti Fall.
gwen way before e staed and had lame fer .y.
uAder such circumstances lie beaten by ,a
justly celebrated marc but tue high
cree on HIM. as nc dianced the only u,her horse race
aus inueh az least may be said that he has
race III which he started, when the broken and HE
uie race over the Tree Hill Course being that has
ever been ecorded there, furnishes most uncomfortable
, evidence VI both speed and hutlorn
PEDIGREE.
Gohanna jy Sir Aiehy, dam eriuo Eve The .ppo,es
best race Nag OF her dsy J Jack Ando,. Grand dam Spot
~ Bedford, grand dam by Cade ny iolt Travel
ler great great grand dam Alfred Mare imported in I7e5
ny Edward Outer Of BlenleI1 the Bapyshannoc great
crest great grand dam by SqIiit, grand dam Nv Crab
Jack Andrews hy Joe And dsn by Flyer ar
col PUG Tatv, Snip, Godophin Aabsu Fianpiou,, Waite
Neck, Psihru HsTt.
Te7as Forhe Season fry Dnlars TO he discharged h,
the payment OF %, during the Seaon which viii
on the Oih OF Feb snI ,xire The 1,t Aug 62s.-Fvr
for the groom. go 49, - $500
The Suhseriher assures al those who max cosnna
mat ne Is poYded Yh meadow pa.es, excelled iHthis
Sta'e aud that The s;test attention will he pail to every
MARE nu as ci'lonay ell accidents mus; be che fk II
fac Msre- canhs well led a Is cents per day where Il,
may be IaqnTed. JOHY n. BOTTS.
Henrio', Dec. q. fg-,yfy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
.NEGROES FOP S.7LE-

conformity Decree OF the Superior Court II Cbsp-
csfy, holden Ffejetekur, IN Otber lest in bs case
81 Moore B,oo ksnhroughin n. right sud Adn'o
% ts deceased wife Sarah, pisniiG snd Hserh ". Down
man' Adp'oF oi Cyru, D1l, dec. sod others, defendant
VII 'e ir CASH public "consl Lancaster courthouse, on
Moniay he Xi day Of January next thFt heinz 51
lar oibew'e m next f day, negro slaves in the sad
Decree mentioned, vU. jarrett sni Harry, mem Nancy snd
Maria, seiy gi and Caroline and her three fns chiiden
RALEIGH W. BOWMAN, Adm'or
q Cyug Ball, dec.
l7nr7i'Tr eorrfyf Dec ~ 70-wfGs
SHALL aud o. he sbDge sslr, anil on the came terms,
10 likely reeto siave'. of descriptions auon g,
"a Miller % fypfuCarr. sad lis vile.
r. ". BOWMAN,
Hcr " Cyrus Bal, der.
az T4---fJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
Gao REIYHRD I

10 AN r. ON the subscriber, the Of Nav list r
IA Negro boy GEORGE, about Sc or n vesfs Of ~
smooth black skim pleasant coUniensnee having one Of rs
hnEr' 80 injured machine renders ussess, and
vel a. recOecteJ quite Souhted bis nd; and
10 OF IL inches high. Said boy belongs the estate OF Jesse
If 'aid u supposed he intends aking hi, SESAME
some Zee state The above reward will w paid de-
livery 70 IN J1ncssi0r Dct s. g. lodged ia aHy
IN North Cs,olsa VTginl MliylBnd receive bin;
or 26.j1ls.if taken in South Carolina.
Nov. %. s7-wGsa RoBFRT STINsON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
.NDpERIISEJ[E.I.71

II q.
MAS committed 10 the Jail OF Wa.burto, rou,r or,L
-, ON oil Oct last, rs runway negro man who
hiai'e Snn, and he does know hi, na.te nam
a' ne va, prrcha'ed by driver from man nv Ia.
esme OF John SfOhed, the Eastern Shore-and
from o about miles above Abingdon. abCv, before
"e was committed ~ Ja lie had him. when committed
sLey 'sonee s9at and panaloOn Gays he Irort
Ie hnseended lie IL about 10 years old shvut FEET
nehes hSh. The owner come forward
"a, ptcr.5 pay charges nnd take him away, win he
SAMUEL D. HoosER, Jailor
SH'- -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
Bedford. July ~.
FEJn.qLE SCHOOL,
Virginia Land Office, Dec. ii, 1927.

y corfo'tify win 1 eafitied, An 4ct 10 red,c,
INTO one act tide sersr'd concerning Escb,o,o
Passsd ne 6th day If JGH 1919 do herssy raote Irr
10 ~ lghom may that APPEARS 6y certfcnirs or
rae Esehtator IF Uood county, dated I'm Nyu 1S27 anX
Tec,'c INTO this cDes tte h tla. Ly rqs;ton
"d oD'e Jonnd, an e I5th Of June last certain traer
lana continuing 5000 situate TIE Ohio Ryey in n,
lyood ard Gdoi"ig &c Lands surveyed FOR I'm
4"f9h d'd u Inieh Randolph Wdrck died seiseG z6one
anyia'gf herr hath duty e5cherta 10 fhis connoneaitS
UlL SELDEN, r. l. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
$40 REJY9RD7-'

- UNAWAT from The subscfbef in Chesterfield on the
h 7h MT QUEEN She IL about 50 years Of sge not very
tall but well made ,lsrshly black hair and rather tin
her fore teeth set 7iher out aud they are little dafk
hiss Gesh mole jos her mouth. She has a htrbsnd IN
Richmond bs5'r's vi Whitfield. Her clothing /, moYf-
~ domestic and esi'so q" hrs she he out Warwick
IN Petcrshug, - she 1naindnces bertsbeuts. The
subscriber will give The sbp Rowsfd tie said de-
lvted 20 @ securtd IN Jl that he at
Der. IS. C5-fv9w' JOHN BEAZIET
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EDUc4TJONc

'I'iE mex, Session Of the suhssf,ber. School nj f 30
a her re'denee near q quito Pot once, will commence
TIE 18Th Of Jan. { so.
III, Of instruction will euhace, te Latin Creek
ana Eglh Language M'thsmaiics, GeosThy, aud tbe II
efntns Of Natural PhilUsvphy. -
ItrnS, per Session y 8 months
B1ord, fi DOLE payable 81 advance -gut,iuu IS dnii
barders urnnhinz ted aud bedding, or there vii, he In
eEIa cbafse Of doi'. per bed per Sei.iou.
WIN. H. HARRISON.
NV. 81 II -2aevlersf stlnff Tsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
II situation aconfc6

II situation ac0nfc6.
q YOU MAN qualified TO teach the G,..t r,:
"a French and English Lansuas Is, wshp, 10 ,n-,a "
teacher m private family, Other Seninsry of Iea,n,
Le'ie" sdjre.,ed e., - C. NJ, Lnd.syI s,urc slhc,o,,
Va or Application n'ds to WIN. L. G,Idon La i,i,.i
mond, wall he attended To. " $500
Dec. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
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LII rer.ors Indebted the estste OF John Richardson,
"a dee OF the county CfHanover, requested make
cdfae payment: Anthose having claims against the
said estate wpesen; the for adjustment, before the
January 1928, this will be pleaded in bar of recovery
August 81. S3-wf +. w. SCOTT, admir-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12

n EEJn.HLE TEACHER EP-4.VI'E.i ~ =,
WISH 10 employ e'ingie Lady take charge of
n IN nay 'sp'iiy which, including few bcarjrr. Eewt
sronn 20 about twelve scholars. One who can teach b
nush.n L'ucufge Gramra cslly Geography NeeJ.,,o,r
p'wus Pantins, and Mnsic,wi.
~ ANs aPplieaon to the subscriber None need srnlv
iuced. " It,t,s ~, az Fro
Southampton co.. Dec q. 60 SoD'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12

IL persons tsying claims ssa'ni die Estss RI Peter
L1KoN dee hereby requested 90 hriux fhtn foatd
fp adjustment, being shut 20 see my accounts as Executor
II they arc not Preseoie y the i deg o June neS 1919
shall Plead h7- of al sgeh ss nsy he ae tsf
date Those Icing indebted 10 saiI Eate are requested 10
uake immediate payment, further Indulgence csnuvi
sigtu. jNJ KOWLETT, EK'or
u Peer RUwcft. dec
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12

rIN1E ssefbsr will continue bis School, The ensuing wear,
j az Nofytn, near Genito Bridge.
The EnSl5b and kan Languages will he iauEh rraufnsli
syi nl-o writing srthmrtie geography with the use Of the
ana CLOTHES. Eueds elements snd practical sufveyiuz
together With other useful hrsncbes of literature
The school will commence 18th Jan and terminate
tfth Dtc. foBoWms, "fh vacation d fnYnih dufng
Tefnss For Tuition 10 ite Lsiiu language $50
Aud in the Ergiph language, e.. 20
Fer holrj syahit 7uaSferiU exclusive n lodging, 80
Lodging be furnished ty The suhscTiher s he ufual
price 4o
Ivory scholar will be charged for the whole term o. I'D
lvn. WATKINS,
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