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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17
TAXES /! TAXES !!

NOTlCE IL hereby given to tho lnhNblt-
In Nnts Of tho town 81 New. Milford, and
tho nOn.resldents liable 10 pay taxes Ia said
town, that the subscriber will attend at the
dwelling house Of Mr.. Gcrardus Booth, IN said
New. Milford, on Monday the I'd day Of No.
vCmbcr, 1890, at . O'Clock In the afternoon, 70
and state tux on the list Of i8ss. All who
neglect this call may expect to pay according
to law.
OLIVER w. PICKETT, Collector.
NeW.Nfiltord, Sept. 10, 1899 %t%
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17
NOTICE.

NOllCE.
VENHE Hon. Court Of Probate for thu Dis
u trict Of kitchAeld has RNnited and allow.
I'd ak months from the 9lst day OF instant
September for the creditors Of tho estate OF
BENJAMIN GREEN,
lutte Of Totrington, deceased, represented In
solvent. to exhibit their claims agalnst said cs-
tate, duly attested, and hath appointed the
subscribers Commissioners TO receive, exa-
mine and adjust said claims. We give notice
that we will attend to the duties OF said ap.
pointment, AZ the dwelling house OF james
Green, In Torrlngton. on the third Monday Of
November next, and the third Monday Of
March, A. d. 1880, at Q o'clock p. N.
SAMUEL BRADLEr' Commits.
URI TAYLOR, s;oss-"
GEoR0E BissELL, ''~'
An persons indebted 20 said estate arc here
by notified that immediate payment must be
made 10
JAMES GREEN, Admi"isFr.
TOrringtoW, Sept 10, 1890 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-17

A VALUABLE GRAZING FARM, sit.
"A. MNte ono mile north or tho Meet Ing.
house In WarwR, IN the turnpike rOad, con.
timing lAO ACRES, with large
convenient dwelling house, two Barns, Cow
house. SC. all In good repair. Also, a new
d.peliing house and Barn, nrO, the centre OF
Warren, with one acre of LOnd--N good stand
for II Tailor, Shoemaker, or Carpenter
where either are much wanted. The above
property will be sold very cheap, and n long
credit given lor tho purchase money, II requi.
red, lr not sold by the lot Of April next,
they viii be rented
=. HARTWEL4I..
W0rren, Sent. 10, 1890. %8WlA
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-26

eA,astrophes, aud turning over 10 the receipts.
Gle Of things lost upon earth, the adjourned
Convention from Hartford TO Boston, exttn
gui,hed fby the mercy Of Heaven, may II be
foreyerl) the projected New England Confed-
eracy.
6entlemen. have waved every scrJple,
perhaps even the properties OF my situation,
to give you this answer. in consideration OF
thst long and sincere friendship FOR some Of
YOU. which can cease to beat only with the
last pulsation OF my hesrt. But catao' con
sent to controversy with you. Here, it you
please, let our joiHt correspondence rest. will
answer for the public eys, or for the private
ear, at bis option, eihsr - son, speaking Tor
himself upon any question, which be may Jusl-
~ deem necessary, for the vindlcaiion OF his
own reputation. But can recognise among
YOU no representstive characters. Justly sp
precating the fillal pie'y OF those, who have
signed your letter IN behalf Of ,beir de ceased
sires. have 30 reason to believe that eithev OF
those parents would have authorized the de
mani Of names, or the cali for evidence which
sou have made With the father ofyour last
signer, had in the yesr 1909, one or more IN
rrnateiy confidential conversations on this We
~ subject, which have hattered myself, and
sjill believe, were not without their intiuenc
on AIS last and best days. IFS son may have
found no traces OF this smoag bis fathers pa
pers Hs may believe me ,hsI il IS neverihe
iesstrue.
It's mo- improbable that at some future day,
a sense d solcnn day to ny country may re
cure Of me 30 disclose the evidence Uhieh | do
po,>ess, and! foe which YOU call. Hut Of tia,
DAY the selection must b. Ut my own Judgment,
aud il fnsy ne delayed til myself snail have
gone TO answer for tue testimony I may bear
before the tribunal of yoar God aad NINE
Saond disclosure OF names even then be
made by me, it will, if possible. be made with
sIeh reserve, az tenderness to the feelings Of
The living. aud to tie families and friends OF
the dead, may sdmoaish.
But 30 array Of numbers or Of power shall
draw me to disclosure, which l deeel prema'
ture, or deter me from making il when my
sense OF duty shall sound the call.
Ia the mean time, with a sentiment ct tHec.
tiorale and undated regard for some. and oil
respect TOR all Of you, permit me to subscribe
myself,
Your friend and fellow citizen.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
To THE EnIroRs OF EnE !Vare.

Gentlemen:--Mr. Williams speech on Monday
was the highest treat have ever derived from INV
membership IN the Lobby / really congratulate NJ
w. Virginia on its powerful representation in the
General Assembly. Doldridse Edeinrton Mason
Williams Brown, throw lusre upon the n West
which 1T has never enjoyed in the General Assembly
OF the State.
But started 20 express my feelings of the merits
CT Mr. Williams speech. Ills reply to Con Park
crs TRADE Ill favor of county representation was as
tdt and conclusive, as that gcntleman Appeal to the
paltry pride, and paltry seishness of the small conn
Ties, on great question of recurrence TO fndament-
al principles, was unworthy Of his republican cbarac-
fer, and OF the enlightened views of a statesman--
Truly | was disguised on subject of this magni-
tide, When no less is at stake than whether the will
Of the people shall prevail, and what form of Govern
lfent we shall adopt to secure our Own liberty and
transmit it to children, TO her oycrt,rcs made 20
certain geographical divisions of the State ia govern
their votes on SO solemn aad interesting an OCCASION
by reference to participation in the Literary Fund
und the Fund for Internal Improvement is this tie
argument IN favor Of county representation? Is this
and what was said by Mr.. Perrll in regard to prcc-
dents either States all that can be said in favor Of
putting 90 iaen in Warwick equality with 1000
IN HARRISON! profess to have listened with much
attention to Cen Parkers first and last speech and
could not collect from einrnense volume of words
one SINGLE argument in favor of county representation
apart from considerations of county seshness pride
and prciidioe! This the chorus to every starza.
hat then Messrs. Editors the immense majority OF
the people OF Virginia, living in the lnrger counties
IRE TO have their held to the grind stone in con-
ventio, because the pride of the small counties in
feresed IN having equal representation with then2
But have again wandsrdd.
Pie sentiments OF Mr. Williams were ili,Istrots
was particularly pleased with that of tlistlainine to
have his republican principles colourcd by the Vari-
ous hues that mark the boundaries of counties ON the
map, and his resolution to consider Virginia as a
whole, as one great family. But how shall | de-
scribe his manAer--the whitening scorn ofhis pro-
nunciatioR and that peculiarly Of emphasis better
adapted to tho conveyance of sarcasm than any that
ever struck upon my tuypanum. ] have heard that
the gift Of is dangerous its possssgor but
IL is surely very delightful to those who listen
Though no politician, and writer for public prints
could not withhold this small tribute to Legislator
who so ably represented my feelings and opinions
a LOBBY MEMBER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
Gbf Constttnt.n..al ggIIj!G.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL.


CONVENTION.--T'ie deliberations ofthe House
Of Delegates in committee ofthe whole, were yester
day :broughtt to close. Dir. Ierrills plan for sub
shutting congressional or that three
fahs of the slaves. by equal COUNTY Representations
Vas carried, III to 81.
We consider this vote as testing nothing but the
preference OF equity over congressional representa-
ton. Fire debate will be resumed in the House. and
possibly, cosnty represe ptaton will prevail there toe,
every other plan OF organizing the convention.
In this state of things anxious eyes beginning to
BE- directed towards the Senate Weunders.al hat
10 such plan that of county reprosentaton, can
possibly pass trat body:
Mr. Rutherford OF Ibis city. and Sir. Brown OF
Harrison, yesterday addressed the committee of the
whole in on able manner. Mr. Browns was one of
the most expanded. and beautiful arguments that it
has ever been good fortune to hear any where or
I'm any occasion. His vndication of Western Vir-
gmia from the taunts thrown on her in debate-and
CT the great principles Of natural right ssete in the
immortal Bill of gl,ts OF Virginia. drew upon him
the deep interest of the whole audience. Social in
terests and sectional prejudice may defeat his colclu
siops, but we disposed to think that none did not
admit who heard him, the upanswerable strength o.
Ills reasoning.
The non-ffeeAellcrs found in EIr. Brown VIA;
they had mot foond before, eloquent advocate Of
their rights in the great pending subject. When we
ect that three fths OF the roemen of this land are
DO lfeholders-that they compose the majority of
that community whom the Bill of Rights declares to
POSSESS the right to amend alter abolish the GOV
Gr,lInent-t matter of anazement to perceive the
Utter contempt aud non chaanee with which they
lave been treated by the House of Delegates. They
are expressly, In contravenion Of all right excluded
tom voting for members Of conyeutiou-they are by
90 sluenstgsAs hhf f'. os
Stoispg sass saat assembiy --asld Ia ssofs tas5
s ~ szEc Eecogaiza IS axis hua for tho nun,
pose Of being stripred Of the unaenaBle and udeea
sble rights guaranteed to be theirs in the Bill of
Rights. Even Mr. Doddridge, whom he moved Oh
amendment permitting them to vote for members of
Convention, did not seem to think their natural RIGHT
70 that privilege, worthy ofa single word of argument
Individually, we are Indifferent to an extension of
the right of suffrage, have been rather ndisposed
70 change; but the Legislature are taking the
course to make this change not matter of choice
But necessity. II is impossible we think, for the
ton freeholders to submit quietly, to the insulting
Indifference With which they cbowetl out Of their
right to participate in the proposed alteration of the
thrn of Government. There is no power under
Heaven which has the right to say tham that they
Shall not have voice in making the Government
which is to rule them well others. 1t is iupos-
sible that they can submit be classei with slaves
dpd told that this is matter not for them but for
ffeahoiders to determine.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
For rrtr R,en,rarn wn4n

Messys. Editors:-I am glad to see the communion
ton of "a Ffechoder of Hanover,' and hone with
hIn that we may ''wth one accord" agree upon come
man, that shall cause Mr. Stevenson to stay at home
II BIT; John j. Clopton, Of New Kent is TINT man,
shall not object TO him. but at the same time if we
have IN our community mercantile man, that will
meet the views and wishes OF planter, farn1er and
Gperehpnt, I{linb he would bcpref6rfcd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
From he .NntionnL Gn-ll.e.

Extract Of Iener from officer the U. s. sch Dophn 70
his friend in this city
oar SEA, Nov. Is, 1928.
eve left the Brandywlne at Calao when we sailed
(16th Oct.,) the VicenDes not having returned from
Valparaiso. Our passage to Psyta was uncommonly
short and after remaining few days. proceeded to-
ward Guayaqui The latter place has, for some
time past been hIockadsd by the Peruvian squadron
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16

The OBJECT OF my former note, was to bring the
subject before tie people, that theymay it In It's
true light. IL Mr. Ciopton vii consent to become
canCidaie, .tppa e i'll be announced whaut DELAY.
TiERCHNNr..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16

10 Planters Of iote*co on Jaa5cs ISiVcr.
NOTICE gyct that all TOBACCO iner led for Shoek s
- Warehouse, arriving tie BASIN viii desired be re-
teYeG INTO lie ire rooi Warehouse Of the .crihc ilolfh
tine Basin and a,oin. hockcr v, OF rxnrtie of draygc
and receipts granted by the Inspectors occ without i;iv.
cT expense 10 tc hcn iusrctign or sam.
Tns0 lHn would delivered al, once INTO shot.
o AmPia insurance ia bce. effected ,.ion ~ TOT ;cco cI
W iNe mouse above named W J. MORRIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
HAYWOOD SCHl1OL.-This Sci

HARDWOOD SCH{SOE.-This School viii fcrto,of 70
u the 2ih of December, and econuence lr tire Custi
year the 18th Of January The OF Instruction VII sc,Gc
Reading Pennanshp, Arithmetic, Practical Mathematics
ography, Bellies Lecs, Moral Philosophy, History Coni7s,.
ton and the English and Latin Language The tcruis fer
board, tuition washing and lodging, during the ycar
Of ten moths VIII be sio5, 800 the STUDENT furnish od
ing All students will be charged from their commencement 10
the 18th OF December at which, time the scholastic YER WI
end have emp oyed Latin teacher, and my paronale
should Justify II, shall ennavor obtain the aid OF my pre-
coauor Captain William Barber otters addressed tn
near Somcfvie Faujer county win ecei-e prompt a,en
ton e. JACkETT
No % VT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16

NtiESt EittlEiI5s, very recently, having undergone
- considerable repairs. the subscriber utters hiIscr
H ne can furnish satisfactory and comfortable acconnoda
lions to all travellers who nay please call HIM Chester
ed IS situate ai the forks of the ro1done leading WESTWARD
oy Shisburg Orange Swings Orange house IouisT
ciri house charlottesville, &c; Gre leading nortyvard by
t'CcsVle, 'rct vvania house Frederick stre Re-
".ie ieai1s oacas or by Dchens9m's Chapel i'a dpe,
me cey Hail. &c one leading eastward by Needy. ood: SIC,
Chesterfield Is ~ cs Nccswood miles below Csss
burg from Oxford from Dickesons Chapel from Coens-
yi, 80 from fredericksburg and 30 miles Richmond:
and as of late there tavcrs perhaps ae and
cheaper accommodations, than has heretofore BEEN Iii, e.
pecled that ie travelling this Richmond Fredc..
ic!SD'iis Wal increase iEOS WEST. =
Chesterfield. Caroline county. y a.
Jan. !, 1929. ,so, :. .1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
10 1uG Ep.roas or pur VINO.

% THE EDITORS HIII,;.
ueii.ieHiei: IN yenr Paper Of the 5th inst. writer
over the signature of mo Canter' has undertaken
10 become the advocate OF the Eunking system anu
specks mitch of the good results of i. in toreiri
countries as well as IN our own. am snrpris-
ed that there should be now and toh an advocate
tound iqr the Banking system, particularly amongst
persons wlo receive such large saiares as e officers
OF those institutions te. However must take the
liberty OF differing with ti.c writer az TO the good
Results he speaks y" particularly as it respect. the
GA Nopin0n. therefore TO not estate to say
tiat 1t is the opinion o u;il; en:hs OF tho lcora of
tbs commonwealth, that the E,nks have bean the
greatest eEll they have knou;: and That they
nave brought the county to TIE very brink Of ies
trucion Is so plain tiit it can moi be iista!al, NO
Canter says the Va. Banks have never sp.t:ulatcf
IA cotton. wonder he did not carry little far
ther or did he reiepbcr to forget that the Bank of
Slre inia subscribed Tor 1000 slsrcs of T. S. Bank
Stock would like to that part OF the charter
which petmitted them to do The writer ah.o
says 1t hecessarvte keep ZIP the nuLbsr of Banks.
presume he, mea,i by that TO rencw the charter OF
the Virginia Eank mo Canter' should rccollect
that few years ago when the Farmers ,ank want
ea ITS charter renewed, the Bank ofVireuia was
Wiling TO take it uI.sr hel wing and that one Bank
able TO state fact which Viii scw tiiat Banking is
completely oyersone. It is this: that e:e are tIsse
hllks n this CITY; aud that there not business e.
nougil for one, is wl.t vnu Will be told biz ninetccn
out O. twenty OF such persons know any tliiu.. &c
bans!ng aud the bus ness OF the place. Under this
staeGept OF facts Is i.uot essry that the Lagis-
iasure should look TO The interest of tic Saie'
\ CITIZEN.
1.-THE publication Of "a Citizen has been acciden-
ally delsyed.l
+ ale New York Gazette learns that The following
gntlenlen haze bee appointed Government Directors
or tile Bank of the u. States:-Nichols Bdle and J.
g. Trevor OF Pa, Il. J. Dupont OF Del. b. Hatcher
of Va and Charles a. Davi: of ~ Y.--tle last nam
ed gentleman 10 the place OF Ciamnbe z. White
wtosa term eft service had expired.
&t- -
ptsAs afssS-- q & scafs rnat soAntJ Claetoia te-
been esested By II culture 1l.sq 10 lac
u S. Senate IN tbs Hl-ce of Henry kIdgelcy, he
presrEzt 5aDksoG fac:lflheIltA iaat. : Nef
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16

under the command of Admiral Guise On enterino
me hfi,or at NIGHT, we passed close to the Admiras
vessel una III succession the OF the squadron
without being seen by any of them. At dav uht we.
We're discovered some distance ahead of the last YES
sci the Llbertad when signal was made to the Admi
raj ana chase immediately commenced. We being
fiicriEht 81 loot they did not come Viz witt, Us MI
/, I'll we haaerrNed at Puma aud had got PILOT ON
board, after which waited till a boat from the
s!oop OF war reached us in doing which We tri!ted ND
wrong c!luuiIcl.
:. III TIC mean time the slQop came to 2-,chor IN
the proper passage distance above the roin,
at Wii;ch we hat to enter It,. The officer vino
came on board OF US, stated that their orders were
positive, and that NJ Vessel Whatever could be per
mittea to pass up the river Guayaquil Our answer
WIS rs Short that intention was to 30 M The riv
ef, we not considering admitting the blockade to
extend irrational vessels Upon the boats Dus,inU off
o. IN Doing So had tn pass wtnn pistol shot OF the IL ~,
OF war; lie Admiral. VINO had anchored some dis.
lance pso" perceiVnes chat we did net in end ~, e
70 aichor made sgnaIs to the Liberad 10 fire milo ne
Shc was, however, so long about it. thai. we wore. on.
OF distance before the first gun was fred whic, wa.
followed 10y several others and although welltiracted
al teii short OF u.s. We had furtller'd icu,lv but
gilded quietly up the river TO Guavaduil wi,ar, ".
were most Kindly received by friends. Several
very handsome dinners ANA sDlended ball We're ry
en- to us, which made the short time W., rcinaii,e,
there p2ss very agreeable. AS we passed out of
the h2rbor the iIhertad commenced IL second chase
put hiiulag we We're going from her, na,e il up
aiecr nVe or SIX hours. The second Iay ont We
ieH In WITH the Admiral, who had been sn,ac distance.
10 iecWatd IN orttar To intcrceut Inc antliur OF
some troops expected at Monte G. IrsL from P.na'
ma; nc hil!e one tack towards as, hit upaa FER
ee'Vls WIG We We're, stood again ulsn his course
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
TOBACCO

VERY respectfully take leave return my paricii>
w. lar thanks to these planters who have bcclso friend
" as TO nrst tn. management Of their Tobacco to me
Ts Salesman at the Public Var, ou.c. hope it e
not necessary for me TO say that best eXerieTs
have - used TO render general sats ctcn. agaifi
tender thcIn tho game attention. nay my health
trust has been rcstOrcd-i would Cre remark to nv
ilciits for WhcIl Lave done business IS we'll as YnT
NJ others for WHOM, hope TO lr eIga ud that tbs no.
tee would not Lave been utroducelupen them, but for
the offer OF Mr.. jack2nd TO do busin So ut the sarD>
place Il competitor Our friends viii please direct
tier Tobacco 10 Or the OtlcT Of Us us they Dizzy see,
cause which VIII any thing ike contention. IL
Should not be expected that wien there is fir
competition i'll this way that tie Inspectors Ysn1ti
feel themselves III any way Interested, particularly
IT the same patronage is extended to Tie Ware-hot4e
az heretofore Ivy the Planters. Sbonld auv yabac~
co he directed to the Ware.housc without escif,iru
any preference III the Salesman the owner viii re-
collect that he has the right to choose for l1inls,ip
even on the day OF s1iN. The situation of s,,Ices-
man is III WY connected with any of tirs
other duties Of the Warehouse. Ceuseoucntf,,
1t is held alone by the patronage of the Planters
ana dcaicrs Surely can give better evidence of
my attachment to the interest of The PInnrs and r,,,
anxiety TO promote their interest, than to annex thc
following !uines composing large majority of the
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me- n
give reference TO them by way of slewjnn their so
tstactioI to my mode Of doing business as Jaes1r
1hcparIcuar patronage of such dealers Is worth rnc
70 the growers OF Tobacco than any other e,;I,on1
Vat have to oHer-tor such expression Of their
feelings, have only to return NV humble tbons =
The inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent TO me viii
nc fcuWDr TO tic owner consequently shall wait hts
orh'r cr It's irSpCCtIm and sale. Al Cxpenses rra1d
Ii directed, ny tie subscrihcr--Oficc at the WHf1
h1TaG' II. b. nlCNTA CUE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16


R0GorS mi EIprSjsrr.
inc. u4ld I'm f;tijj4.i.
!Gr0ii, E'Ci.,e & 70.
Yh0f. .ddkjns.
ina. StcpT;i,
Kerr. Cdsiic IS Co.
Gerry n1d P0ako~.
Gro. h. Simpson.
n. Pcffjcoirs QRd Co.
j. MUIR & SIN,
UTiij0re & C,ingop,
=. ". Wjpfrpe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16

kE. Is liIsNiE5a y, ga .;.Ns yoa are q non fSh
Va sIent OF Virginia, ana have agent fncr: inc, rR.
notice f;iii shall "a tic follow ing aces rfods VIZ. Fos-
icrS Iavcrn Cumberland county, un FIST saturday in
January nest al " ltm newton j, rt in.ia'n county Va.
ON Tie tiH SATURDAY III sad January and Crecnsbrg,
GEeen county, by Inc lV;h Of Jan proceed lake tho
dispositions ard nday;S of sunr Witnesses read as ev
qece III suit IN the county of Cnnbcrlaud ciancgFY
in which am plaintiff and you and others defendants
I9--wJt JOHN = [yiTTJAT;E
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16

FSSRUST ..tLE.-By OF u deed OF trust executed
by James neyood;o '!e subscribers, the 22d day
~ iii W. oi purposes therein mentioned we shall proceed
70 se AT pubic auction for ready Money the bidder
", uvSay, une twenty eighth DAY OF the present siont
@S,) a hanover cour' house, uat heiIg day,
rvct OF land, ~ sud county lying Creek and a
lGp& ~ oed:ons aud oihcrs; also, the following Slaves,
L'y, 'F'sl"2t', amics Isaac, Ni,rscad, ioIy and
Le so hec' ei the above properly AS will be
so''!et p satisfy sad deei an oies IN, attending tie
s' NJ o:e . the above property IS bowed lSstaLle,
tn the subs rieS, aclu. trustees convey only sus,
aa ~ = p1'' JOIN JOIN f fasII;,f5' Trustees
t&EEN His. ;.llNlNhfsY viii be @, ened Tor the
80 ensins H'r, Oh tine 18th OF January, and closed on the
i3 OF !tc1nntr vacation of month will be given
ant g coursc Of Instruction :ill eu acc dc latin ard
,Assh o'as, tie ianen,s OF Gco,e, 6, og1alhy wifi
edrc2tio iuot Of Latin So English SCHOLARS Si5
heas"'s So FER drrUir Strict IN lie sven 10 IRE.
e morals and health Of tie studeutz, and oiso advance
oraess, Va 2sI' ;)S. 1925 '''N ''As'ss-
ss.Nz & tii sIlsksTICs i.es..-A fclg copies az
= THIS va'ia'ie Treatise, for sale ~
vSTAs con.',te! runnway,tc the ail OF Rockbridrc
on The lih day al set past, 0ll'o boy, who ssi,
his inr IS NICHOLAS WLiR, and that nc Is ifee-bom by,
Oe;" an a Is {" aSc. to Mr. Nlpugiy, Of the cohty OF
,en Said hoy is about IL or "a a about fcur
;; on 10 nc,ss n a. q igl 1o:eEion; bis clothing bal
serve Ire owner, Any, is required apply Tor HIM or he
CORNELIUS DoRniAN, JaIot.
keHingi'n, Rockbrise coen,y Nov. llh 1879. ai-llmc
'!'D PARENTS .ED f:gAE:DI ANs.--slv scboot
VII commences on the 18th OF Janitrv, and eriraii
"" Ii'e iAn "l i'" .o'iYman'aknga mouths
,rH'ny' @! i VACATION iPa the i5,n c. sq Hi !e y 81
F,-sper 9vartey. 90 ,aocgs)
fsrboaplins, lodging and wa>h.lg
te be paid in advance, -!
Instruction. III lireck and LATIN, Sla
AritiiTciHc, Grammar and Geography, SIS
SPciin2, Reading ami " r.iine, IS
, For iiei 81 per 'linGh ". 4. DAY.
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