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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
POETRY.
goW gaE LlreuviELD ESaOIRsR.

k8N FoW gHE LIrcuFtELD ENQUIRER.
LINES,
SUGGESTED nv TRE EATE ANNIVERSARY.
Thsy nane--twas pOwesle@ baud-
=, They aetl tho oppressors rod,
And they sought IN the savage Iadlan'sland
temple fOt their God.
Mid rocks their cities roso
Noar the deadly wild-beass's home,
And where the mlngling forest shades
Created night-ke gloom.
Aud these, when none beheld
But their father God on high,
They rcard the stuff Of Liberty,
And It's slreamers swept the sky.
Aud the waving banner faslI'd
On the envious monarch light,
And through Columbias land then dash'd
His chieiiain's 10 the fight. .
But the christians Gcd was there,
And the oppressor felt his arm,
And Aed before the Lord, who kept
, His worshippers from harm.
Columbia! raise thy voice!
Thou asylum ofshe free!
rColumbia's sons, rejolcea rejoice
Thy birth-righ,'s Liberty. ...a
x Praise not the warriors might,
Praise not the warriors sword;
Bu, praise 20 the. leader Of the fight,
The holy fteeman's Lord. SEDLEY
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

Ju,se 10, 1899
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
APHORISMS.

Not as IsuiN, bat as tkoa s0ilt."
Great reason Il Is that the wisest win
should order, and that the sovereign will
should rule every other win which Is sub
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

down. Aud should. We once Get 10, and
then, indeed, be fairly unable TO get out a.
cain, All! Heaven save us from" Fall
ING In Love pm Y. CoWrier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

Fssdsrick s. Parker & WmthrOp D. Saith
Have associated themselves Ia business
under the name and firm Of

Have associated themselves Ia business
under the name and flFm Of
PARKER q SMITH,
and have taken the Store No. lS7 Chapel
Street, Bradley's Building, and win sell on AZ
fair and reasonable terms at wholesale and re-
tall az any store 10 this city. They have re-
Gently received and offer for sale
Do Chests Hyson, Young Hyson, and
~ Hyson Skin TEAS,
Is bags COFFEE,
10 do Pepper and Pimento,
10 kegs Tobacco,
8 boxes Paper Tobacco,
90 bags Shot,
10 barrels LUMP SUGAR,
10 hhds. ST. Croix and Imitation RUM,
Q pipes Holland GIN,
8 do Cognac BRANDY,
10 barrels American GIN,
90 casks Lisbon and COlmenar WINE,
pipe Old Madeira WINE,
90 hhds. MOLASSES,
10 kegs Ginger,
40 bales Cassia,
go bags BLOWN SALT,
- Mayland's and Lorillasd's SNUFF,
30 casks Patent CUT NAILS,
1000 bushels ROCK SALT,
500 do American do.
--Also-
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
DYE STUFFS
AND
Clothiers' Materials.
All Of which will be sold low, by
PARKER g. SMITH.
Ne,o. HaUen, July Ia, 1890 s
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

Never lightly give a single word in wri-
ting TO any man, neither lightly promise
q single sentence, never lightly lend any
man the assistance Of q smile. In all affairs
be cautious and careful. This saying saw
ors more Of Scotland, than ireland.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
LOTTERY

THE Subscriber has opened an oGice la
u the North. Eust corner Roum. ~ AZ
dwelling house, West.strest, LitchR In the
brown house one door west Rev. Mr.. Marsh's,
South side thu way, where hs will supply his
customers with genuine Tickets, right jrom
the nanagers---cash AZ soon as drawn.
Take care where you buy your
TICKETS.
Also, will be- thankful. for all favours re-.
ceived IN his Professional business--will give
particular attention to collection of claims.
that may be left at his Office for that purpose.
.G5@All foreign prize Tickets received IN ex-
change-cash paid for prizes IN usual.
N. COOLEY.
Litchfsld, July IL, 1880. 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

SEVERAL OF my friends having interested themselves
~ in dissuading from change which had co,i-
emplRed in the arrangements Of my Seminary, the pub
lie are respectfully informed that "a will be continued
tho ensuing year, withuut any material change ths
order Of studies.
In order TO avoh any future Observation-Disclosures. che
TERMS which pupils will ne received are suuexed.
The Seminary will open the first Of October ncSA
and close on the last day NJ July following
mo pupil ct immoral character o. who has hFeD Dls-
MISSED from any OthoT school, be admitted
mo pupil will be received for a shorter porcd than
the academic year; and IN of BxFULsrog the pa
rent guardian shall forfrit the tuition fee
mo pupil will be furnished with Certificate Of p'e-
paTa,ion fo College, unless be- shah have arruled thg
Seminary fpll term, aud shalt have passed sutIs
factory sxamns ton, IN tho higher Greek aud Latin Chs
sicks. and the studies connected with hcm Eso. o.
Geography, Autonomy, Adthalstic Algebra, Geometry,
\ Plane aud Spherical THgonomeuy.
! The charge will be SSO-PsySbc half ye"'Iy ~ I'd
vance.'
'An extra charge Of year viii be made for Frsrc
! aud spanish, or siibeT WA BURKE,
1Y- avn DESTROYS take Into my family ten 40, ~
and gsRssf Hte boys, companions aud class Fellows
Tor nv soo in his pdvsis UUdcs. These, besides hs
ADVANTAGES of tho Seminary, viii psivnto mstrus
tion, they shall be nealsd with confidence aud shrecr
aud sha n b. oiicrts of never eeasing atcntoU
SIy price for board sud tuition will be 500 per
| July l-w4w WI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04
SUMMER GOODS.


III NELSON hos received by the Exit, Tamil
II w, and other late packets from New York
nd fhladelPhia, general assortment of GOODS,
dapted TO the season; amongst which
Gaeoes and printed cambrics, of new style
English and French cambria ginghams
Plain, plaid and striped battcste
Palmyrene, assorted colorS
Fancy pamyrene dresses
ltRian nett and bereoe
English and French merino bombazino
Black Italian ustrng, of superior quality
Heavy India satin and levahtine
Jet and blue black marcelline
Coored and black Gros de Naples
Pongee silks of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin grapes
Black and colored Nankin and Canton do
I'D, Cd and Cd canlbrics and jaconets
Plain and figured Swiss muslins, (part very finel
Plain and figured book and null do
Al and Sd tamboured and plain bobbinet laces
Thread and gimp laces and edgincs assorted
Rich worked lace pelerenes, capes, hdkfs g. wells
Embroidered and tamboured muslin do
Short and long berege and gauze scarf3
Fancy berege gauZc and silk hdkfs assorted
Italian silk and Swiss muslin cravats
.Ddia German and English silk pocket hdkfs.
Thread cambria hdkfs.
Madras, Maabar and Britannia DO
Fine and super6ne blue and black cloths
Silk forentine and Marselcs vesting
Superfine brown and white French drilnngs
Black and grey hastings
Company and nance chop nankeeas
florentlne and lenns, for boys wear
A Irish and German linens
Long lawns and bird eye diapers
Sd and 1914 table diaper and damask
I'D, Cd, and 1914 heavy mill spun sheeings
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
White, brown and fancy Ini1t cotton and silk
half hose
Ladies' and gentlemen's gloves, assorted
Parasols and umbrellas
Carved and plain tortoise, tuck and eide combs
Palm leaf, feather aud Chinese painted fans
Domestic shirtings sheeting, plaids, apron checks
and shcetings
a constant supply of heavy power loom sheetings
manufactured in this city, by Messrs. Cunningham &
Anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash price.
July
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04
IRON CASTINGS

TUE Subscriber informs the public, he continues ~
carry on tho IRON FOUNDRY nrHr the So vsr,
Factory, where he makes Son IrOb CASTINGS foi ~
chDeSy Of all descriptions All sent Ia him 80 ma,
Foundry, or to Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. Bow.
lys wharf, baltimore, for Castings will With in,re
diste attention, and the Castings delivered free r
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. IS 1929. lAu9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04
LABORERS WANTED.

On the RdPpaho.:nock Canal, fredericksburg.
ENROM so to 60 able bodied men will find con
II slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on the above work; blacks will be pre-.
ferred, but industrious white men will be employed
by the month or piece work
From to g., and for very prime frat rate hands,
So month will be given
Farmers may be assured the risque or labour is not
greater than farm. Rations, as much bread.
meat, fish and Inolasses can be CONSUMED, thrs 60
times day, with spirits. Rock blasting is pcr,
formed exclusively by whites.
1SOr farther particulars to the kind of work. CT
any other information required, reference may be hao
to Col Storrow of Culpeper, MIR. Benz. Barnett og
Fauquler, Mr.. Y. Smith near Fredericksburg Mcssys
5. Wexford VIM. A. Knox and John Ray of Frede-
ricksburg, or the subscriber on the work.
WARNER w. MINOR
juno 5-wtf Fall Hl near Fredericksburo.
IL Stone Masons will find constant employment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04

IN CHANCERY.-Ata court held for Louisa county a,
n tho courthouse, ON Monday May the Ilt 1929 Robel
Aiche pitt against Robert Willis administrator of James
Aichc, jr dec Matthew Miche John Miche Joseph Mchc
hrs wife, dts.
The defendants Matthew Mjche and John Niche no, hay
ing entered their appearance, and given SECURITY according
law and the rules OF this and appearing to tire saric
ton of the court that they inhabitants State Ca
the motion OF the plaintiff by his COUNSEL ordered! tat o
said Matthew Niche, and John Mchc do appear here oar he
INST day OF August next ami the hin plain
tbi and that copy of this order forthwith inserted n sna
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond m tao months
successfully and posted tue front Courthouse
This county, on some court-day
Copv Tes.c tTTrrTLp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04

I'm CIIANCERY-At a court held for Louisa county, at
j. the courthouse, Monday, May the 18th, 1929 Henry
David Mcie aud Sally his wife, Lucy Richards, Molly Null
lius, James Mchie Jonathan Niche, John Mchr William
hchio Bezelee Brown and Bescy his wife, Edmund Brown
and.Thcodosia his wife, Nancy Miche Polly Niche, David
Niche, Frances L. Mchie Sarah Niche, Robert Niche,
Martha Michie Niicle George Niche and Elizabeth
his wife, Robert g.. Willis aud Eliza his wife, Robert Nchie
Matthew hliche and sally his wife, John Mche joseph
kchie Jeunetta Miche Sally Niche, James Niche Nancy
Payne Peter Macarthur aud Mary his wife, Ludlow Bramham
and sally his wife Nancy Niche, Nancy Goodman Asa Smith
and Frances his wife, James Goodman and Maria his wife,
Mche Maupn, Larkin Stampsr and Emily his wife John
Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Siagne aud Nancy his wi
James Mauphi, Fonlane Maupn, Patrick Maupin, William
Martin and Sally his wife, Richard Davis and Patsy his wife
Susanna Nce James Niche Joel Maupin and Polly his wife
John Mchie William Michie, Patrick Mohie Nancy Michie,
James Michie, William Nehe John Niche, Mere
wcer and Patsy his wife, John Downing and Polly hrs wife,
Oliver Cross and Nancy his wife, sally smith, John Wood,
James Michie and Frances Niche, Robert g. Willis admins
traitor Of James Miche deceased and James Niche IT, admin.
istIa'or Of David Miohie deceased, defendants
The decndnpts George Mioho and Elizabeth his wi Mat
Peter Macarthur aud Mary his wife, Nancy Niche Nancy Good.
Asa Smith aud Frances hrs WIFE, James Goodman aud
Maria his wife, Niche Maupn Iarkn Samper and Emily his
wife, John Gates aud Polly his wife, Thomas Sagner and
Nancy MS vile, James Manpin, Fouaiue MaUpn, Patrick
Maupu, William Martin and Sally his wife Riohasd Davis md
Patsy ms wife Joel maupn and Polly his wife, Nancy Niche
Mereweher and Patsy his wifi, Sally Smith and John
WOOD not having entered er appearance and given security
according 70 law aud the rules Of this coS and appearing 10
satisfaction OF the court that they are nos hbatspts M
Sta the motion " the plaintiff Nv his counsel IL oydred
that the said last doicau,s ivo arc NOT nhan, ~
this Stac) do appear here the FIRST day Of August court next
and the b Of tho PLAINTIFF and that COPY this order
be forthwith inserted w newspaper tlsed In the c,v M
door the courthouse Of this couny some court day
% a con- Tcsc, DIV iIUVrFG =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04
TO THE PUBLIC.


mil Coach line from Gtyandotie to Stau7,.
ton, Three Times a Week.
NliE subscribers have established Line of Post
u Coaches from Guyandotte to Staunton, which, in
stead OF running toice week only as stated in for
Ter notice, will for the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delay on the
ROAD, perform the route three times week
Inc Line viii pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the Licks and the State Turnpike, to
Lewlsburg and the principal Medicinal Springs to
wit; the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &C. to
Staunton.
1t will leave Guyandotte every TiAey1iay, TRuys-
day and Saturday. at o'clock, A. NJ, and on its
return, will leave stanton every "Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, at the same hour.
AT Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville,
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines also unning
three times week.
The route, from Guyandotte 90 Staunton. will be
performed in five travelling days. he 9TH duy in each
week beng necessarily resting day) and from Staun
ton to Richmond, or Fredericksburg, i'm two days
and from Richmond to the City of Washington, in
70 hours, and from Fredericksburg 10 the City, in
eight hours.
There will be no night travelling throughout the
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way TO the
North, will find this route very pleasant and cheap
one. And those who may wish TO visit the Springs
arc informed that exclusive Of this Line, they can
generally be accommodated, on short notice, with
good EXTRA Coaches to those watering places
And the public assured. that i'm attention 10 the
accommodation and comfort Of tho passengers so far
as gOOd coaches and Teams, and skul. attentive and
sober Drivers afford them the line shall not be
inferior TO any other in the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN,
E'roPrietoyS from GsguHdofte 10 he Wor1n SPyfngs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from ths Harm Springs 10 Siauion.
Richmond, Va. June -, 1929. 3n
n Chesteyfsld County COurt--.Juns SIN, 1890
George W. Farmer, Henry Farmer ond hagnus CarltrO 49,
and Dodah his WIFI late DssAh Farmer, plaintiffs
against 9
Hcn,y Hawks and Bess his vie, william Farmer. James
Andrews and Martha hrs wife, and Robert Farmer, the
SAID Robert berg an infant Of tender years BY Benamin
GoOde, his guardian nd lituIn, DIS
Is day came the plaintiffs by their attorney, and appear
ing 70 the court by satisfactory evidence that defendants
not inhabitants OF this and they having
entered their appearance and given security according
oct Of assembly md the rules ~ this motion the
said plaintiffs IL is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the second Monday 10 August next answer tho
plaintiffs b and that cupy Of his order fhath scrled
newspaper printed IN the city Of Richmond, for ep.
weeks successfully, aud another copy be- posted ut
door Of The courthouse OF this county for successive
days. Cow Teste,
} rs 7. NuNNALLY, 4 C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04

FRESH GOODS.---H. NELSON has re.
- ceived by the Schooner Planter,
Black Italian lutestrng
Coloured and black gros dc naples
Fancy berege, and gauze scarfs and hdkS.
New style bonnet and belt ribbons
Book, null aud Swiss musins
Plain cambria and jaconct do
Manchester and French cambria gnghams
Common and fine calicoes, assorted, with va
riety of other seasonuble and desirable goods.
--sz ALSO,
Superior power loom shectings, manufactured BY
Messrs. Cunningham g. Anderson, of this City,
which will be sold at the manufacturers lowest cash
price. muy 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04

ou NOLO NIL Of HENRY.
1UST received the Sd volume of Henrv's
" Exposition of the Bible: also, Faber's Difficult
ties of Romanism, Ladies Lexicon Life of Joseph.
june II ARIEL WORKS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04
ROBERT B. SEMPLE. in.

ATTORNEY at Law, r.
LATE OF THE COUNTY OF KING g. QUEEN -
AS removed to Washington City, where he De-,
signs IN future to prosecute tie duties of hir
profession. He will attend the courts held for the
district and the several courts Of Loudoun and Fair
his late clients that the small portion of businea
which ne left unfinished win be completed by his
very worthy and highly talented friend Mr. Jamas
smith OF King q Queen. His creditors and debto1s
ne respectfully iefers 70 his brother, Ml. Jaes Sem
pie Of Essex. NAV 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04

H'HE Subscriber having determined to
leave this city by the LIST of October, returns
his thanks to the community for the encouragement
given him during his residence in this place.
He will sell his well selected stock of SADDLE
Hf until the above date, extremely low for cash
Ills extensive Stock consists of best plain and
shatted Saddles of his manufacture. Also
best carriage and gig harness. cart and wagon ditto
choice assortment of English plated and polished
curb and snaic bits; plated and polished strrup-irons
best and common; English and American bride
feathers and marngales; whips and spurs with va
riety of other articles too tedious to mention
All those indebted to him will please come for
ward and settle the same, and those to whom he is
indebted Will bring i'll their claims for settlement
June leo DAVID JACKSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04
HAVANA SUGAR


0OO l. - L lSOCb w OAOhOs
VTNHE Miscellaneous Prose Works OF Sir Walter
- Scott, Bart. in vols.
The Man of Two Lives, narrative written by
himself.
"The spirit transmigrntes, and far ftom losing it's
principle Of life by the change of its appearance it is
renovated in it's organs with the fresh vigour of
o Juvenile activity Burke.
Jeherson's Notes on Virginia, new edition.
Byron's Works complete, in vol. octave, embra-
cling the suppressed Poems and illustrated by eight
handsome copper-plae engravings.
Library oil Useful knowledge, No. 10.
For sale at NASIIS
iiinc Is Book and Stationary Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04

Ok Casks French Madeira Wine, lust landed from
Schr. Hiram, for sale by
june 30 y. TIMBERIAKE
SOLE LEATHER--l0O sides heavy oak.
~ tanned sole leather, averaging 20 lbs and of su
perior quality-for sale JAS. WINSTON.
july
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04

FIR ESH SPRING GOODS.
ENLEmING g. EDWIN JAMES g. co. MAR
Il ket Square,) have just received
Betsoeen A and 500 packages Of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising one of the largest most general and de-
sirable stocks of Spring Goods they have ever offer
ed tor sale. A more particular advertisement win
appear in a few days. april p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04

X. THOMAS TAYLOR is authorised
~ to sell two valuable LOTS, lying near the
centre OF the city: in front of the Washington
Tavern, the other Immediately back of Mr. StanaTds,
The improvements on the first removable at the
end of the term l3ist Dec. next by Er Goddin the
tenant GEO. HAY, acting
june for the Proprietor.
'N>HE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
- and the public, that no has removed to this CITY
and will practice law in all the courts which rs
holden here,-snd In the courts Of Hanover
Those who intrust him with the mans cement as
their business may rely upon the srictest attention
june est ID. BRIGGS.
ITO UNDERTAKERS.-Thec county court OF lSooS6,
u hrd having ordered the rebuilding OF Bolne's Brise
Lckinghae Creek, with abunens persons disro
sed undertake such work, requested 10 attend al th
Bridge the road leading from Goochland courthouse to @
tersvie, Saturday Ilth month (Juy) ocOck
GOochland, oath June, 1923 THE COMMISSIONERS.
NOTICE.-The subscriber has appointed during bis sa
V from Richmond, Mr.. Banner w. WAIrHsL HE
Attorney III fact for the purpose Of enabling him the
debts due the late firm OF William Eeale Co;
scrbeT earnestly requests the debtorsto firm
Walha at his dwelling sfMain and 18th Streets
occupied by William Ncae deceased, and discharge their
JOHN Isle
Surviving partner in the late firm of William Nealc g. ca
Richmond, June ID, 1929. DE CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-04

MACKEREL.
OK Bills. No. 3, mackcrel
NSOO 10 hhds n. Orleans rum
Landing Tor sale.
june 1913 DAVENPORT ALLEN g. CO.
Elegant Travelling Desks Siaring .spoaraf,ls. SC.
lust received, few splendid Travelling Desks md Sav,,
ID Apparatus, Of different kinds s
Also, few dozen ever pointe Pencil Cases viii cSen.
daIs, sc. @
Fancy Bordering and Edgys for boxes
Ladies' Pocket Books
Elegant Albums Of different sizes
Note Paper, of different sizes and kncrs
Pen Knives beautiful assortment
Rice Paper, OF superior quality
Ivory do do do do
Bageammon Boxes, best English
Chess Men and Boards do DO
and one first rate Surveyors Compass AMI CalnFor sue by
llns 50 J. n. NASH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
Dec. 6.
EDUCaTJDW


E'HE Frederickshal female seminary will BIZ
continued the ensuing year. The pupils will
De instructed by Miss Boggs in Orthography.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar
geography, with the use of the Globes, and the ru
aiments OF Asronomy-It will be opened ON the
10th OF January. and will close on the 18th of De-
cember, with vacation Of one month from the
ION OF June to the 18th July.-The price for
board and tuition will be 1920 one half PAYABLE in
advance, and the balance at the end of the wear
Each young lady will furnish herself with pair of
sheets, pair oil blankets, coloured counteipsne.
and three towels, or if preferred, they will be fur
nished by me for additional charge of So Those
who remain in my family during vacation, or anv
part OF 1t, will be charged at the rate Of $40 per
L have engaged teacher OF music to give in
structlon on the Piano Forte His charge will he
$50, per quarter Of SO lessons, to be d;scon-
nued at the pleasure Oft their parents or guardians
those whose daughters or wards have been. or
may, hereafter, be engaged at this seminary. and
are desirous OF having them instructed in music.
are requested TO advice me of ii as early as tbey
can with convenience.
When The few vacancies yet remaining are fill
ed, this advertisement will be discontinued after
which 1t will be useless 10 make any application
LOT adinission-Letters by mail ADDRESSED 10 me
viii be directed to Gardner's Il Roads Louisa.
FREDERICK HARRIS.
s'0V. Z. 61-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
EDuCAI'lNN
Nov Is.

EOOOAIlON.
ON the 18th day of January next, Mr.. John II
Day will open school convenient TO the sub
scrihers, by whom he has been recently employ
ed, in which. will be taught the Latin, Greek,
French, and English Languages, embracing in
the last, all the necessary branches preparatory
Tor College. We deem it unnecessary 10 say more
OF MIR. Days moral habits or qualifications for a
Teacher, than TO refer those who may feel dispose
ed to patronize this Institution, TO the RECON-
mendations in his possession; TO such persons
as have encouraged his school for the last eight
ten years.
Five or six boarders be received by each OF
us at SI5 for the term of ten months, (that being
the scholastic year)
As Boarding with the Teacher is often desired,
we are authorized TO state, that Mr.. Day will ac-
commodate a few young gentlemen upon the same
terms above mentioned.
Tuition in every instance will be S25.--
THOMAS GOODE
THOMAS Willy.
-qiaelin, Mon. Th, 1925. 5l-wtl2Jan