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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
Tros, lIe Commeyclal .iaseTtiseT.


Messrs. Editors--Ahhough completely ~unused to
the melting mode" aud perfect stranger TO tho in
SEPARATIONS OF the muse, ! have had all my dormant
tenderness aud fire aroused by Amos Kendalps pa
thrtc description of his jann, 10 Massachusetts, and
the high wrought pictures which he has therein so
sublmely presented. Although stranger to scnti-
mental and unmovod by ordinary reci,as, yet
there sscarching operation" in the Rhapsody OF
Amos, which sed the fountain of feeling to break
forth and kiudlcd the spirit of tho lyrc within me-
L ilatter myself that have conceived and brou ph
forth some stanzes at east commensurate with tn,
Importance of the distinguished ndi vidual as trib-
ute to whose genius, they were incpiently woven.
KENDALL'S SoLILoQUY,
To the Stones and Trees of Yankee Land.
(.Motto.l
"Dutins whlchc TYNE that hee did there remayne,
It's studio was true Justice how to deale;
And day and night employde his busy paine,
How To "rejorD,e" that ragged commonwecl:
Aud that same yron man, which coulde reveic
All hidden crimes, thro' all that rcame he sent
To search" out those that used TO rob and sIealc,
Or did rebel 'gainst l.uful government,
On whom he did nilict most gricvous punyshmcntce'
SDeasersS "FAERr QuErNr," Book Y. stanza XVI.
We stones, rcposiug by the highway side,
Hear We the laundering of my chariot wheels:
Mark yc my course of triumph and of pride,
IS great one, jacog among you steals?
Are yc the same old stones DER which trod
Long years ago; and do ''twig" " now?
I'm chong'd; III higher paths my footsteps piod-
tlncr's my :oat:--more eloquent my browi
Nrreen trees! y-Waving to- the summer air.
Did your young branches hear my bursting signs,
When shuok ofi'my Yankee parents care,
With bran new trowsers, for n high omprzc9
When for Kentuck started flor to CO.
The winds seemed murmuring a deep farewell
Sadness was in the sky-on earth below:
That hour of sickening thought, pen my tell,
Bot can backward gaze, and see how all
Hath worked together, glorousv, for good.
What, if the envIoUs at my station bawl,
Ana hint. o1qucy, at "IasraiitUde?'
My rank / the nation is SO firmly based
My ''usciuncss' is made prominent,
That greeneyed saunders TO this source are troc'i,
And round me brghteneth IIonors element
If I am guilty, why do ye not change
Ic stones audtrees, and curse me as pass.
As Ger your forms my goating eyebalis range
Are there not sermons in each blade of grass
Gods. an innocent.-How pure feel
The trees keep silence as pass along;-
The stones mute beneath my chariot whecl:--
Dare man bring proof, and say that am wrong :
Quc1ch not, "my usefulness" designing men
Ny missions great;-s ends must be fiji f:ilcd;-
Reform goes on;-and over hill and glen
The ms are ousted, anu all factions stillcd
Ny rank increases and my doublet grows
Too small for my ambition shall yet
Forget that depth from whence first arose
When Clay is crush'd and Adams sun is set 80
BARD or LOWELL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
E,om ~ W.cs,ern Carolininn.

CHroEtL Lssns-We learn from Cen r.. M Saunders who
returned Few days since from Cherokee Nation that him
toe Rev Mr. P~ey The other commissioner succeeded
W contracting with the claimants Tor reclvatons of land IN
JDyour cases. Of $40 acres each; there arc ic or &
remaining cases, ~ which they expect meet with ma 0cl
~ obtaning that the appropriation Compress ~ 900 @
more than cover the purchase and Attending xsces ia,
VIII he necessary for the commissioners again 10 v, c
to pay the money, take yanccs e. when th ev, -
make maj adjustment 81 the whole business and ,at ,,,
~ these lands have already been sold 10y Sae but lsrge
proportion are yet IN sell, come Of which are valuable
me country represented IN healthy and ve s,
~ persons oi small force stock all kinds Ia r,s T., 80.
ADVANTAGE The inhabitants ~ the county Of Macon a. r
much public spirit IN the opening foalg tine erecg Of ol
OWngs &c Contracts have made for the erection o
s9. house and JAIL both Of brick a, tire Prize o about 5000
bere seems 10 be no doubt Tat after another sale of the S,,o
ibn1s, mo county will become fully settled
General Saunders says he nothing o( arv disturbance
between the Indians aud the Whites in relation IN o ,cnv,
otthe no'er beyond tho Msspp tat Inc alk Of the PEST
ue 'Seed as giving the comp Rrace ~ the Indians
n I'VE s oi The States that The NH Indians express great
nwsnes, 10 remove and nothing dire necessity will ever
% mem 70 sc the small portion If which they SUN
u' mot should the Legislature this State and Tennessee
I'VE eaple OF Georgia. IN extending their laws over the
s, a9d deny them the privilege of giving testimony VIII
Nv E'a' n'5ce, force them leave the country How Gar
cn course oi policy would accord principle Of human
determine. " " 'S'''" !"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

Daring Of .Nc1o York Consotidated, No. 10.
%, 10, If, II, 81, 81.
H. 70, AZ. tho capital Of $500, sold at this Office.
aag 81 YATES g. MINrYRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

.atarch 1.-THE Senate Of tho United States il
stu In session, and il Is supposed will not adjourn
before Monday next, at soonest.
he most important business transacted yester-
day was the confirmation Of the nomination of
Thomas p. Moore O! Kentucky, to he Minister of
the United States to Mexico, vice Gen. Harrison,
recalled.
No other nomination of a Foreign Minister has
yet been made.
Some military aud naval promotion, have been
continued. and among them the appointment OF
Comm Patterson. to be one OF the Commissioners
oil the Navy Board. To-
APPOINTMENTS.
WAsHINoroN, Saturday eveniny) March II.
The following are the appointments confirmed
by the Senate Of the United States, Friday. Mach
Ii. ls29.
Thomas p. Moore of Kentucky, to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister ntiary to CO.
lombia.
D. T. Patteson, Commissioner of tho Navy
Board.
.Vaoy .9genfs.-Geo. Harrison, James Riddle.
Miles King. John p. Henry, John L. Robertson
Matthew Hervey.
Calender Irvine, Comlnissary General Of Pur-
chases.
Thomas Griffith, Indian Agent on Red river.
James Hampsou, Superintendent Of Cumher-
land road, in Ohio. GU. q. tn
We learned late last evening, that the Senate
oil the United States had confirmed nomination
made by the Presiden', of Jane. N Barker, E.q.
as collector OF the customs of this port. We be-
heve tho public will be gra,ified by the appoint.
inent. htr Barker 10 known as a gentleman n
scholar, and one wl.n has dono service for the
country IL the hour of peril. (U. s. Car
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

iugSut with Mr.. Adams, aud had no responsible.
y Tor the effect OF the publication to meet But be
was opposed to tho cali, as coming, at this time
from the Senate.
MIR. Webster said, he would be very glad to
reply to some Of the remarks which had fall en-
from gentlemen, but he should waive reply as
, he was unwilling that the subject should con.
sumo any more time. He disclaimed any person.
al application OF the phrase which he had used in
his remarks Nor had he said that auy fears were
iegned in the Senate upon the question. lie said
I in Congress and out Of t.'
Mr. Mckinley said. the proposition seemed to
HIN to be perfectly fair. But he was not here
when the subject was discussed by the Senate,
and could not, therefore, be aware oe the Difficult
said to exist in the consideration Of the propo-
sitton with open doors. 1t seemed to him that the
proposition had better be made in secret session
| and he would move that the resolution be laid on
| the table.
The yeas and nays having been ordered at the
call Of Mr. Chambers.
| The question was taken the motion to lay
the re 'olut'on on the table ,.and decided 10 the
| atfir. .ative us follows:
| YEAS.-Messrs. Bernard. Benton, Berricn,
Chandler, Dickerson, Dudley, Eaton, Hayne Ire
dell johnson Of Kentucky, Kane. King. MeKin-
ley. Prince, Rdgely, Rowan, Smith of Md S.ni,h
OF 5. c. razowell. Tyler, White, Williams, Wood.
bury--a3.
| NAYS.--Messrs. Barton Bell ,BouIipny. Branch
Burnett Chambers, Chase Foot Hem, icks, holmes
Johnston of Louisiana, Knight, Marks Noble
Robbins, Ruggles, Sanford, Seymour, Silsbse;
Thomas, Webster, Willev-22.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

MARRIED, lon The uOih lost. EJ,cord =,
.nvoyo, Esq TO Miss .4deii,'e, daughter of ios@eb
Mar, Esq Of this City. ="
DisD,] -On the 10Th inst Mr. MUIR An,
Jones' u her iaie esidence in tn County Of Ian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

RtrDtsu oMU EzaNtQ,
SAruKDAY MOKNINc. NOV. I'll. is2o.
TIE CONVENTION.

YESTERDAY, Mr.. Thompson moved an amendment
to the rules of the Cnnven'ion authorizing the ayes
ana noes TO TIC recorded an Committee of the Whole,
when demanded ny seven ncmhCrs Tie Amendment
was opposed by Me-srs Leigh Of Chesterfield and
Stanard and supported 10y MIR. Thompson. On mo
tnn or Mr. Gordon. tho uyes md noes were record
ed on La" question OF adopting The amendment when
thctc appeared for u 39-aguinst II 81.
Tine Convention then again resolved Itself into
Committee of The Whole, Mr.. Powell in the chair
ana tooA under consideration the 3d resolution OF the
Legislative Committee, respecting the right at suf-
tragc. Mr.. LEIGH OF Chcscrf moved tho follow
ing by way OF substitute which The reader will n. r
ceve while II cn!argcs suffrage now exists sin
confines II To he soil.
Every male citizen Of he Cnm-nnn,yenlth Resident
theron, oiher than free negroes and Inulattocs AGED
q venrs and upW ards: qualified To exercise he rt
OF suffrage by he the existing Constitution ami laws:
Ana every such cI;iz beng pDsscssed. or whose
tenant tor vears at viii sufferance is possessed
Of land. I the assessed value OF dollars
ahd having an estate oiiroehold therein:
Aud evtry such citizen being possessed rs at tenant
IN common loin- rnnnr ~ partner of an interest in
or share OF land. aud having estate of freehold
therein, such n'nre or share being Of The value
OF dollar:
And every sucn citizen being entitled to rcvorsion
or vested remainder fee. eypnciant or nv estate for
life or lives. IN land, OF the assessed vaiuc OF
dollar:
Aud every such citizen being possessed of a lesse
at the option OF tn lessee absolutely, upon pay
Inen' o; fire performance OF her condition the
yearly value OF such land being DO lars
Each and every such citizen, unless his title shall
have come N him by descent, d..vi-e, marriage or
morrlag" settlement having been So possessed OF en-
trled for SIX months
! And no other persons,
Snail be qnaiited vote for members OF the tI.n-
ern Assembly in the county city, or borough rcspec
/ lively wherein the land heth:-
! Provided, that no person shall be entitled to vote
more than "nce, or at more places than in any
election;
/ And provided thar non commissioned officers sol
dicrS, sailors and marines the land naval service
Of the u. States shall not be qualified 10 vote;-
( And provided that the Legislature may by law de-
Prive any persons of the right of suffrage for crime
whcrcafthey shall may be convicted.
/ Mr.. LrfGH eypigined and advoca.ei the amend
ment, and defer led the policy Of ring to the SOL
at length and with his usual ability: and pointed
out as one consequence of adopting The re<nlu-
.ton of the Legislative CommIttec its effect To dis
franchise many who cnjus the RI ght of snfrage.
Mr.. l.. proposed tn measure the title TO suffrage no,
by the quantity but the assessed valuation of lands
Mr.. Leigh concluded argument of grca, pov.c
al u quarter past O'Clock, wh'n mn,iu1 of Mr
Dnddridgc. the Committee rose-Gnd on motion G
1Ir. Mercer, tie Convention adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

BY the Act OF 1854, to b. fur, page 43s, two
Justices might cause I, bc e'>Hd my man moi
having n calling or supper, Cvrcpt rioters and
sercunts ilsisnfed or bought, have - dragged
before them. and finally decide cons ~ hin or not
"a all the hazards and suii'rings of lftLis was
right the general why except voters in other
folders? Why except servants, ne property Of free.
hOsrs? Can any man believe discrimination
have made Il these feeholders had held all the power
md remainder Of society been prescribed caste, TIN,
example Is not The less apt or Illustrative because
under the colonial government
Is not every gentleman somewhat struck the fac, that
the long duia OF justice to thousands Of itself
The manner Of working the roads, Virginia little shor,
OF ne o'eus course OF france u man has two slaves he
- exempt from this imposition while his poor neighbour with
his sons liable go t Imagine wealthy man oeu he case
IN the county where reside have nrge crop
h"Ne 'h family nr wn9e accommodation good roads
eea tins individual has negro men; his poor rcighbo has
SIX sons who together with their father, their day bread
uy uer ulV anr hsman wan his siN sons Is Obliged TO
work upnn the roads aong u the slaves of his cahy
heghbor The man, the interim, the road
The entire county and parish eves raised 10y poll
cap,a,io" tax Ia the county where reside, this charge for
the foar years next succeeding the last census OOO
more than our whole contribution TO the of tie
iielf
nlnt sell under scire acas auction the bed which
sex wife asnsaes aud the that affords alnent
might own large ani estates or yalnhhe stocks and "ns
40 had personal p,nu,rtv hrs c,.in, r,;rh, so -, ~
and the law mierpn>cd, aud. under the kindly
PRISON rules lac might live like uaboh Even nuw At lie
employ income aud luxury / suhnit i, To hi,
committee, to that part OF -" at least who 40 conclIsiye
assume that hr winch existed . If these exam
pies do NOT INDICATE c'y excepouab" SPIRIT or our
!f!'Iao" am a. ace, sir that an addressing cen.
nelen elected Nv freehoiers appeal their caufor and
oh sense aud Though them, IN the liberal aud dspa souae
citizens of virginia
Sir ask the state OF the judiciary oftr country nns5,
Irpoach To the Legislature; Truly flaw, del,y
I" The proud mans c0"uncy" wil. enlarge this
ilpc
What Is the general condition Of the Communicable s
Commerce insor that of the title Rhode island
M agriculture laneuisiug the mechanic of de
preston and hftle'shr>s aud provision made fpr cuca
ton Of about eighth Of the children auuuuiv educate, t
e small STATE Of Connecticut Yes, SIN aud iey ae MT
hnlt well educated
TO nv CONTINUED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21
NYGHT sCHOOL.

fUr French, Sprp'sf, .untfeDni'c' u ok Keeping,
PcnmGnshjp. and arithmetic.
VTIIE undersigned respectfully informs the young
u gentlemen ofRichmond. g. Tho public in general,
that, from this date, his NIGHT SCHOOL will he
opened lnr the reception ~ scholars, six days in tho
week, from M o o'clock, =. VI
Mondays. Wednesdays a. Fridays, will nc devoted
to Bookkcegiug connected with PcnmG1ship and a
riihm't'e; and Tuesday,, Thursdays and Saturdays,
exclusively applied to the French and Spanish Ian
guoges, and the higher branches of Mathematics.
The success which the undersigned has obtained
for The four last years. IN his mode Of teaching tho
French and Spanish Languages, induces him to say
that. gentlemen already vcrscd ~ the translation Of
those languages, could Thy due opplcationl under
stand conversation in the cours" Of ono quarter and
thoso entirely uuacquainted with translation could
Obtain the samo success IN six months
TERMSSi5 per quarter composed Of 40 Lessons hy th
year 80, payable quarterly IN advance bookkeeping alone 10
STEPHEN BERNARD.
OF Gentlemen DESTROYS Of joining the classes alrc adv com
uenced or OF forming viii please to make appca
ton 10 me al apartments ovcf Mf ChlSs lotcry Oict
hS2t-Vstiiy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

II1TrIs0UEuTg, .NOu. IJfH, 1929
GCutlcmen observe that MIR y ". Leigh i'm his late
speech invoked the spirits of Judge Peudeton and SOME
others, support Of his doctrines II do greatly mistake
Judge SOME before DEATH called on the pece
Virginia call Convention for the purpose o amending
their Constitutions and furthermore observe ed that he had
farther interest than the good Of his country; that
children aud that fOt 10 the grave and
the briuk.-That call published IN the then Examiner
EuQuerl edited BY Jonesif Mr. Richie has file
have doubt u, that he will give pcrusal So great was
popular feeling IN this place, on Friday evening lasO on
the receipt Of Mr. Lgs SPEECH, that his eigy burnt
We deeply lament the instance Of popular feeling
mentioned the close of the letter. It is cucula-
ted to iulurc good cause, IN the estimation of the
rejecting and TO increase the bad feeling which has
mingled enough, already in a subject in the consid-
Grafton Of which, passion ought to have no share.
Opinion ought To be FREQ as air, aud IT. expression
however II may be in itself at variance with that Of
others, ough, not to subject hiw who expresses IT,
q disTespoct or iudgnity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21
From The .4bemarle Di,fr;,t.

Weiearn from a source much 20 be depended
upon as any other, that the friends of white pouuls-
ton in Albemarle estimated as three 10 one Am
hcrst and Nelson, stand unmoved and ir..moveabJe.
We have not heard from Fluyanua. In Goochland.
great efforts making by the anti onvenonists.
and that county without doubt, is il opposition to the
white basis, but is bur seventh or an eighth the
District in population. As whole, there Is no; the
least rational ground to suppose that the District has
changed. or Will change. At Amherst Cour;, the en-
emies of white population after making some poiee,
challenged TO on tie hustings before the
people. They declined The afer.
From Bedford, the intelligence is cqlally catering
Runners have pervaded tic county, and hand bill
(which viii publish on Monday, to show the
world, to what dis ngenuousness party zeal VIII de-
scend) of the most uhammaory character, circulated
in all directions In vain! No meeting could be got
together and The mnions of men here were compelled
private and exertion, obtan the
signatures OF the Young, the ignorant and the uuwa-
rv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21
z, err T,rFoss CT IN. SHJa
q -nIr~eh:-S-h7 note appended ny tse' Z if--, t,

- % Xxx iN'tTofs Ct IN NNJA
Ir~en.-N-hs note APPENDED ny tire 9 i;r--, oT
the ~ ~ = T. ttIe comm Iu;ca;rn Of .1xsJ, !,
P'ri. r'e,s. a ihe9f paprr g lost Thursday wou:s
Prod'lcc u ''nPr.ssinr that / had attempted sors
70 rc'rshle md moss towards .'ihc ri-,lncrishcd
though do not admire Mr. Van Burcn's p,h,i-sl
cnaIac'cr, neyerthe,cssc-tccrn IN rrnir nan,
ad wish not TO rest under tho i'm pniainn of ha,-
a,ept I 10 Sssail hum c"veril, and rnrropc lr-
wh a. much room, tn copy tho nr,irr frurn the I,oi
rcr or az !eaSt That part whic contain Cd , f ne,r
Passagt which so shocked me Fiitot or that nr.nf
as can remember Al, - 7.rl'c.
Yours. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

TIEATRE.-Mr. g. Miss WELLS take their
Benefit to night. The Bill of Fore very attractive
and as Mr. q Miss w. have become quite popular
during their short engagement here they win doubt
less have good Beneht.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

lIALuAX, Nov. q.
We have this dav the painful task Of recording one
of the most distressing shIpwrecks which has taken
place this coast for n number Of years:-The loss
Of the schooncr Ann sud Margaret capt M'Kcuna,
Of this port from Quebec; which vessel was driven
shore in hc gale about half pas, scycn o'clock OH
Sa'urday evening, little TO the northwest Of Her
ring Cnvo, where she shortly after went to prces.
and melancholy 20 relate" thirteen out vt nineteen per-
rnn I'm trnr IN hon III n..ri.LnI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

tisernents, la page
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

Poor Patch tnadc bis last jump on Friday last. iron
the Genesee Falls. lie struck the water obliQuely
aud wss taken out dead.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

~ Citileusapd Strangers who have not been cit.
ed upon, aud who may desire to unite IN the dinner
to J6Hss BARpoUR, Esq. TO day are informed that
Subscription papers are leh ut the gle, and Coffee
Housc. II is no party dinner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

Rapid TrdrcliiRg.-By the late arrival, We uudrr-
stand that one of the proprotors oa Steam Carriage,
now about to run upon tho Liverpool and Manches-
ter Rail Road, has Offered to boz 1000 gpineas that
he will pcrfnrm the whole distance, % miles, in less
than ono hour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

The report u tie Spapish Invasion the south Sea,
y aPulco Published simo tine agS provos 70 - S1sN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

Richmond, Nov. 10. 1929. --- - IMAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

slid INTFK FKOM ENtfLAND.
The prckei ship Now York arrived at New York
ON Monday night, brings ndviccs from Liverpool 10
the 18th October inclusive. They furnish ihc Off
cHl copy of the treaty Of peace between Turkey g.
Russia. The length of this document prevents us
from publishing 1t entire thus morning. and IN the
mean ime present readers with the + flowing
summary Of its provisions copied from tie Liverpool
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-29
november 9th, 1879.
RAPPAIANNOCK ACADEMY.

HAVING succeeded In procuring the serviccs -,
-Ah Mr.. Charles a. ;.e,cis, jun as PRrNc1PAr IN
De aided III the Classical Department. by Mr. SIN,
Vet r. Otoen FHg0n, (Son Of tire Rev Ssnuc1 u
Wilson, of Fredcrcksburg.) the Trustees of th,s H.
stitution confidently congratulate the puhIick upon
the prospect OF again realizing those benefits .IG
IL once so extensively difiuse,I; and iud,l,,o t,
nope that It's enlightened paronag c will obtain FIR
1t 'he success to winch It's numerous, and ackuowi
c,e advantages so elnnenty ente For the
faithful, aud able discharge OF the duties assinna5
MN, the best pledge will be found i'm tho unvcsriii
anu Pfaetscd zeal with which Mr.. Lewis has here
9o'e acqh ed himself III the profession Of his caf.v
choice vi the qualifications. and am able disnos;
sition, OF MIR. WILSON the most satisfactory tns,i,r
mas nave been adduced, from sources the rns, ,,
questionable w hen to these primary elements Of
success, are added others even better assured u,J
only second to them i'll ilnporance, VIZ: L,rao ,J
coihnodious Buildings, The saiubrly Of whose site
IS lnubabIy tested, by the fact that for years
1t Ira, l'S proved a refuge o unailng security TO the
uojacfiH Inhabitants otiess fayouGcd spots and fer
he last seven years TO the President himself and bis
iiiiy' with entire exemption from autunnai disease
rcmoeness from every haunt of wee. AMI =, wei
selected library of about 800 volumes i,,e rTtusn.,
cannot doubt that 1t Will be SECURE IN t,,
oI an nieigent Pubiick. The c0urs. of instruction
wiii Oe such as to quality students ur snierrnn Col
rgc or the University, and viii corunri % The F-b
Latin and Grce+-I .auauagcs IiconrapIy ,,,ii, liz
use OF the Maps and Globes, Arithmetic EIocl,r.-
Geometry, Plane and Spherical Trirouo,uo.r, mi
INC iheory and Practice OF Surveying. The moral
ana rchgIous instruction oithe youth committed in
his care, Will be primary object aud will be incu;
Gated upon every fit as he best foundn,o,,
Tor picty virtue, and useful knowledge BY the Prin
cjpaI ana Ills Assistant. The exercises wi ornno;c
on the 18th of January. 1880 ~ Terminate ON Tie t,b
OF December following, with vacation ofope month
~ The summer Termsfor Bourd and Tuition iI,cIu
ding washing g 10, each buardcr fnd,no his 49,
bed, bedding, towel and candles
Addrcss,to The Principal, Bowling Green Caro-
it County Va TIL the list of January; aud eivsr,s
to him, or to the President, Kappabonnock Acadc-
my, JOHN II. Der NARD,
Pro