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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21
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NlRGlNIA: y, rules, holden in the clerks Essex
county. on the Sd day cf November 1876: Elizabeth l.
Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs against Mary Elizabeth and
Riehai joins Ludlow, INFANTS of Richard Ludlow, dec James
NJ IaGet assigned guardian al trm defend the said in
Eits- and Richard Ludlow, dcfendants-lS CHANCERY
The defendant Richard Ludlow having entered ms a.
peaahce aud given security according the Of assembly
aud the rules of This court, appearing by satisfactory
dence, that he is ina,an of this State therefore, on
the motion of the panit ordered that the said defendant
Richard Ludlow, do appear before the justices of the county
court of Essex, the third Monday in January next an.
swcr Their 5hl and that ccpl o; orer be forthwith inserted
III some newspaper of extensive circulation published
Commonwealth for months successfully, and that another
cory be posted the front door the
copy. Tesic, ZACH. u. CTdTTESDEN, ID. &.
81
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.N31W BOOKS ~ -

( Avs OF the United States, Resolutions of Con,
gress under the confederation treaties, proc
ionat.ons Spanish regulations, ard otter docr-
nen:s, respecting the public lands, compiled ami
published bT order Of Congress.
Tabular Statistical Views of the population. con-
!oc-ce, navigation, public lsnds, post Office cstab
lishu,cnt, revenue, r.int, military and naval estah
lishn,ents expenditures, and public debt aSthe uni
ted States, 10y Geo. Wattcrstc aud SJicl6las BidL,
Van Zandt.
Letter from tire Secretary of the Treasury, traDs
hitting the information REQUIRED b. fesolGticr 81
the House of Representative. OF May ~, 1895 in
relation 70 the growth and iuanufcture orsilk also
Ted to the different parts Of the Union.
Letter from James Neasc, tHinsIuitting trealise
Oh the reariur c: siiS worms y M. Iie Iiazz ,f
Munich, with flites, &c.
Reports Of cases argued end adudrcd in the SD;
PEeme Court Of the United States, January term,
1922, by Richard Peters, ve.. /.
Constitution OF the United ;Statescf America tn,
rules % tic Senate, and of the House of Repre-.
scntotivesi with Jefarsons Manual. Printed By or
der o! toe Senate of the u. Suites.
The National Calendar. vol. 6. and rclnv otI,o-
yaiuobIe publications, received By J. II. NASH.
sSsA Hh,s Baltimore whissey of excellent ouaIiIy.
receiving THIS morning and for sale By
le6 - ID, TiMGERI.AKE.
EGSofsEEsGKUS
tc' publishing Lg Subscription, an s o,-Is Of Porgs
h'oHib, Iirginia, Newspaper, 10 b, ea.ftiieg ie
PORTSMOUTH REPUDICAN
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JrGLNxa Co.NIFRcLqL e1zpYyr


{.
Z N com7iauce with ssh OF MANY Of the mo-, 80
psrsbe citizens Port niouth. t. no are anyjons =,
such pube"ion Of ten the p4bs,.r pfs srn,s ,
Prospectus 10 le patronage support oi the la;,nt
81 Portsmouth, Norfolk, and the adirin,,g eo.r,i.
IL Is unnecessary, in the presenI enlightened age 70
enter mto laboted detail of the value OF peJs
In a republic touoded on The viuue and general D,e
seuce nl the community which eau olI he sunDor
ana continued on ie some basis, their Utility mus, be D.
p"feni '" eVeIy rfaestins mind We SHAH ocerd helr-
io'e, without further remarks, TO specify TIE saulse we -
tend t. Iusue, aud ihr objects which our attsp,ic %
be h'ay directed In the FRS, place, We would dstre,r
state that the REPUBLICAN, not imPnd4d Ia n, ,,.,j
z1n paper or devoted any particular ,,,ty or r.,
i'aticu. further than their measures m be- IN Our vv
wise and benetcis calculated pronsote the jnieresc,
OF on country ne shall aim at preserving fgid i'm
Partially hriweeu conflicting parcs-csrsnljv eclu,ap
all controversies Of PERSONAL aud arn,ouious tr,.
1t same time we DESTROYS that sies Ct tho
lrsuoh on TIE mers OF pubic men aud sncS, may hc
reely aud fairly stated, that readers " N b., cnsg
70 draw their conclusions, end form ticir own ori
'ons on cnBtrHverted points.
Our object nd design is 10 make ibs Tstsrrn. 49,
Vehicle OF commercial and general nf9rnt,tuna medium
Of FACTS rather than political discussons Hbs,ratt
Questions Nor will Agricultural and Miscellaneous in
formation BE- neslectrd-or the Literary aud stepfr
Of the day. There is likewise ano.,er subec chic
VII engage M adequate share OF sicntian, viz Ia
'en"I Improvement Whatcvcr dihelepcc opinion may
exist as TO the powers ~ the General Goveraa,rnt in re-
ference TO THIS subject, there be as To- the s
oS" Hn' policy OF iproving to the our natural
aavsntaEes by removing obsscious or rivers ms kir
canals ant roadsthus opening new channels for ccr,
and calling healthy and vigorous rxotcise az thc re-
's'"' WV Nt'tcs u MS course Wirh has been
I'y ''Eun ny The Dismal swamp anal, ,yii, We ir.
ere lone become primary object 81 oporsuee with or
Siaiesn'n ADD give flesh Stimulus our decayingcou
'"eree aud lsnEuishiug sgricUltu,s.
Having thus briefly uufndcd intended couree 70 r.
mains rh the public sAy bow fat they think Worti,
of patronage.
T. Sit IS int Hti0u 70 Issue the ffs nur,tcr cf
the Republican in APi ,idc loo fibefs are r
viousy procured.
CCNrfrfoN@.
L. The REPUnIdcAN viii be ha nAec nc, ,icJ or
Surrrroyai, srtni-v ceky, (Furs,1,s Fsvs n, "a
nsvable IN sdvsurr ...- - - y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21
Potter's Vegetable Catholicop.

HAVE just received supply of ihs invaluable ale,Iicins
u as per advertisement And take this method of inirn
the public that in orie hs, benefits may DC rcrp yel d.
fused the Proprietor has reduced the prce to pc e
J. II. BI.AAIRE, Sole $,-,t.
ian Is Sign nfthe Mortar opDosi;e the 4 ~, no.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21
CONNE.N'IYOk. e-e, 49,

CON kE.N'ItO.k. &c.
EBiFES keS,lrtions aud other ~ fys,Seg
II inn, GA lie adoption at abe tedess Constitution
49,, f'sso ~ He general convention az tiiladell,ia
=. am ',urs,o tolecied ati rcyisodly J. LlDt
Iosea' uf t,c White Hose, Novel IN , vols:
ia!,s 81 I've E'neral'i iele, Legends lreia. :;
JUS 'Iti.shed, amt ~ SAFE hyf-sv -
i'h is $3.50 J. VI. NN>!I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

N1Rt1NIA: At rules, holden the clerks Office Of the
superior court of Chacery ior tie Richmond district the
81 day OF November, 1929 Thomas g. Baber, pit ngenst
ohn > fennS Isaac CuId aud Jane his wife, and Samuel
Dyer, jr and Martha his wife, dts
The defendants Isaac Cur and Jane his wife, and Samuel
Dyer IT. and Martha his wife, not having entered their appear
ahce and given security according act Of assemble and
thees of this court and Appearing by satisfactory evidence,
That they are not inhabitants of this country; ordered that
the sad defendants do appear here the tenth day
january term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
lcd IN the city of Richmond for successiyey and
posted at the front door OF the capitol in the said city.
~ copy. Teste VIM. q. Pk.NDI ETON e. .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

rENHE Suhscribcr intending to close his business
Il as soon possible, will sell his stock of DRY
GOODS at the most redsced prices. He invites his
friends and the public generally to call and Judge
for themselves. H. REFINE
mar S-2aw2t Next door to Jude d Mietre's
ShoCkor Hill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

LUCERN OR FRENCH CLOVER.
j II. BLhMIRE has received supply of the
above article which he recommends to the at
enton of the sgricu.;ursts it is rapid in its growth
and resists the drough, and is exccllcn, food for
sheep and cattle ofeyery kind. To be had directly
opposite the Eagle sign ofthe mortar.
feb 27
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

Ia Goochia"d Co,'a'y COi,st, oh january, 1929:
Joseph Pollard, pit.
against
John Nj Redor Samuel Icatc and Aeriwe ~ ~HANVih''
tlcr Jones, DIS
This day the plaintiff by his attorney aud fled his bill.
and appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court tina, the deen-
dant John NJ Redierd nhabant this State; is
Ordered that the said defendant John NJ Rediou' appear
here the m day Of May next, aul the bin of
in some public newspaper printed in tine civ Of Richmond for
two months successfully and that another copy he posted
front door OF tie courthouse Of his county, successive
days and s further ordered the defendants Samuel
LCake and Mcriwcer JOnrs do pay away, screie
otherwise dispose OF any money effects in their hands,
longing IN the defendant John NJ Redord enable them
To pay To tue plaintiff the debt in the plaintiff bill mentioned
and hc costs Of this Snii
copy Tesie, MAR. w. MILLER n C. o. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21
FRESH GOODS.
Circulating Library.

Circulating Library.
II. NASH'S Circulating Library has been in
~ operation for 70 months, and il gives him plea
sure To state that in opposition TO tho opinion Of scvc
raj persons who have tried it. that il has met his most
sanguine expectations.
He has continued 10 increase tho number Of vo.
umcs, by adding all tho publications as they arc
issued from the press, together with number Of old
valuable standard works.
few moro persons can hc received as subscribnr-
when the number viii be limited. fcb %
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K sSOEElENNS

TOT "3shs Lg SnbSt Itpil0a, an "a Ot-Ia Of Porfs
i'dtah, irsciRIia, Newspaper 10 Be esdifieG fe
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

M ne price Of subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
VIII, ~ sn dollars year. payable In ads ance.
10 change for 4drtising cents for sns,e
@ square o. less and -. for each contaice daily O,
every eIner Where advertisements inserted ouy once
FIRST. " ~ '~''''" "'"' "'e
ANNUAL Advertisers are charged so dollars for squares
and In that proportion for of greater en,,h
except ASetiones and Lottery dealers who ara charged $lo
HE CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published tyjc,
swcsi tuesdays and Frlays) i've dollars prr ann,o
pnyslc advance. " - ""''''
for dssrftsng cents square, or less Cor the r, In
scrtion and 30 cents for zach continuance 80 49, '.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21
Richmond Dyeing ESTABLISHMENT.

On Cary Street, rear Of Fte JYgniI o.id F;,rncis
-, Rgss's.
( OSEPh WILLIAMS Is grateful 10 che LADIES'
- and gentlemen OF yirur,is for n. 81 tas,,,,s al
hopes continuance of The same; anl word th7ct
the ladies' sending their silk dresses, 10 have tc, a.
ken 10 pieces which viii enable hin 10 " rhef,
Ulent in the Union. Canton or st1!f dresses not Me-
ccssary as he has suitable machines to finish, tsnl Il
sent 90 him in the ST lat;on aboye tleiitionssI
Gentlemen arc iN>ewise informed, Liif lie scetss
and reneWs IN colour, coats, pantalcoHs vests to-
geter Will al; inis Q. apparel and rrcguestcd repairs
-!e ia Toe n4atsst maIa.er. KS usuaI al kinds of
piece goots dyed, aud hot cold presss furniture
sins ceaTiscd 1ii,. rr-lyea IN the neai:sl hsnner
y 3. Tickets VIII be isziied OF Ieavia the goods
18th him, aud requests they VII he prc.ei,tsd on an
picaiicn for The same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

The stage will alternately from tho Sweet Springs
by way of the W. Sulphur the Salt Sulphur, nd back
and by tie Mill Gap and Union,
Each passenger win he allowed IN take 2oBs ~ bag.
gage Zee of charge but all that, will be charged for
~ the of per TO- per 100 miles Those who
FIRST register their the places where the stage stops
shall have the preference
There will be good aud careful drivers, and tho be Isl,
horses IN Virginia. J. r. CALDWELL
9Th north. 9th, 1890
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21
SPRINGS STAGE.

TTNHIS Stage will hereafter each week Ia md
u from Flucks where 1t connects with the line from
Lynehburg Nashville, &c. and Lewisburg where il will
with PoueI's line of coaches, which runs to the
Ohio rivet
FARE. For each person there will be charged for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

L. The REFUnLTcAN viii be ha adscric, ted o,,
s"rrr'yai semi-v c,Siy CFucs~ys rus F,days) at 81
pcr sr"un. payable IN sdvsurc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06
.srDaeuossU ggaDsg.
FRIDAY MORNING.. MARCn G, 1879.


President Jachson's Inaugural Speech.-By the en-
orgy ofour enterprizng mail contractor, Mr. Porter
President Jackson's inaugural speech which was de-
livered on Wednesday at 10 a. NJ was received in
Richmond fifteen hours after that nlc-II2o mes) g.
appeared n the papers the same morning. The
Speech lit Washington before it WIS delivered we
presume, or the moment the President commenced its
dcivery 1t being customary in such cases TO print
them beforehand, that the anxious and distant public
fuay Ire early gratifyed in recevingit
We do not perceive that the present speech
was WORTHY Of this marvellous despatch, though
VIC 10 not feel The less obliged to Mr.. Portcrs
cEertlons On that account. We lay it before the
Country reader without comment farther than to
fGserre the right of future comments upon its char
ucter IT IS piece of still life, remarkable for
nothing but ncgat;op-teng what the author will
'1t do, but observing 'Indcous tsee the letter to
Or. Colcrnan] silence as to what he nil do-prcscr
bng no course Of policy promising to 10 whatever is
Constitutional, without defining what be Miahs con-
sttuonal or otherwise, an splitting upon the carcass
Of tire dead Lion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06

assSlcHe. Let not a woman always look tor their
cause IN the injustice of her lord; they NAV proceed
u many ,rlulng errors in her conduct, which
. Sne makes TINS discovery let them be amende a
M waoua thought poseibe at any rate without
" "m oppression OF merit III amending them In this
i" IN every other instance it must never be f,root
.t .a' the only gsvornment allowed on our side is
tnat OF Gcpteness and attractions and that it's mower
h ,ne aoled influence of imaginary beings, must
ABOVE all, let a wife beware of communicative
TO Others any want of duty tenderness shs NM,
.n,hh she has perceived in her husband This nm.
tWiSs' at once those delicate cords which nreser.a
the unity OF the marriage engagement. Its sacred
ness is broken forever, tthird parties are made wit
nesses OF Its alllngs, umprcs of its disputes +.
ay seem almost profane i'll to confess that once
wneh through the malice of an enemy, was made for
snort tine to believe that my Roubigne had WRONG
Z" me- aufst NOT, even in my prayers to Heaven ne
u'ion Tor a restoration of his love- | PRAYED - H..
mace better wife; when would have said more b,
io'co one my utterance failed me for the word"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06

fdc t,iioSus goo3 ndlJre1 civ upon va..asocers we
copy from Jackson payer, 'ie H1rtna Gazette:
'I}pfre President eject arrived Washington the
src;rru. zion uf letters Gog im POST Office that
city, exceeded Myte Mous07d. ne suppose many o.
them brief AMI Dear &c cTa, congrd-
tUIatc you your and having been d INN,
so0rrsf jis3s and sYoorrs, aauer myself that shall
be remembered when tho Offices diSiribr-A TS7o"r
HpsfFE rbc-. dT7r CrRs~7t ~~rrs -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06
If,on tie ,le,o Yo,h Journal Of con,,oe,re =

. l1'0"E nc ~ 90 I0E'i JoufnaEQ u ConnneyCe.7
''lt appears from a paragraph which We nnbI,sbcJ
the other day, from Eastern paper, that the whole
number OF manufacturing companies in Massachu-
sets Is 235. AS a few of them are enqaped in the
manufacture OF Iron, and some others are probably
aiieht we WI! suppose the number of active compn
MES IN manufacture of Cotton and Wool to be 300
The number Factory buildings we may safely state
at 6C0; the whole number in New Enpand ut
800 and we may set down at least as many
more Tor The rest OF the United States What then
is the proportion Of 20 factory building; which bavn
been burnt within the last year. to 5000? Il is ms
TO $50; or less than the usual rate of insurance"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06

he cultivation of Sugar appea to be da lv rrown, in
!n"' At the South The Savannah Republican sueaks Of
some samples Of Florida Sugar, made in that pa IT of the
'''toiy called Alachua which III grain, tasre and smell
"r"iS Indications of the highest quality that ape,t,ns
10 mat article Sixty hogsheads had been already secu
ed and was thought twenty more would be realized
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06

ys.ts. d t1s; SHARES. Total.
West Of the allie. $3.50, s8,854 10 2so8 JIsi7
shany Mountain, 1920, 1912 1O22 1866 Ia 5o0
&c counties, - - -
Increase e4,a7a s47 1853 log 2ss
Revenue of 1920, $4,000 56-pcr each white inhabitants
about 2Si CTS.
Between the Blue 1870, 1880 SIS 12a7o 100 81,
Ridge " Nics'y, 1920 r2I ,096 1915 2a785 Isl I56
II counties. - - 80
, Increase, 32,336 2,46o 1926 5Iool
Revenue of 1890, $52,7S2 5cr each white inhabi,ant
about l3 II cts
Between b. RiIe {I79O IG5876 SogS ITO 100 oo- ,,-
ana 9n lne water tlo-o, 1912 s,l2l 2O5lN +02 500
Increase 1886 6Jel 873sG III Ina
Revenue of 1929, $!4I,666 62-pcr each white nb,b,am,
about ~ cts ~ ""'
Below $3.50 15o647 S7d2 ,oa,r ,,o ~,
tide-wacr, 1920 I5., doc ., 3qn $50 o2i Stt':on
St counties - '
Increase, 2,759 1a6i7 1923 25.o,9
Revenue Of 1920, Si!759l 19pcr each ,v,;,c r,I,,
about 76s cts. ~ d''
10 Counties beyond the Blue Ridge white popula
non OF -54,08, and pay total of S:s38I ii heinz
at tie rate Ct about 35-ct for each white iniabi,ant
% counties on the east of tine Blue RIDGE curnn n hit.
population OF 3l' 1885, and pay total revenue of 500 $50 II
beng az tho fatc OF IS CTS for each white ,laban
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06
Foa rrs Coye-Trr11yu. VINO.
THE JUDGES N CONVENTIt

''I-F IU-N.
&c is too natural for mcn to retain that power which
they already hold, and ii Judges are elected TO repro
scat Us in Convention. what evidence have we that
Ahoy VIII not tort!y their own power instead OF yea-
tening ~ 10 IS tic general wish Of the people
Z roughout Virginia, 10 amend to Judiciary, and il
nit tie power Of the Judges. Arc the people diapo-
sed to elect Judges to Convention TO take away
their own power or part Of their own salary, You
fnipht as we'll require Minister who loved hi:
carch to vote away from that church tic right og
prayer. warn the people Of Virginia against Voting
fJf aav man who holds an Office under the state 20
>ernm.It. Why exclude the Ministers ofihe GOSPEL
5fan the Assembly, because is feared they my
strengthen the power Of the Church. And y byit i
said, exclude, (he wisdom OF The Judges from The
Convention. Because they might strengthen the
po,ycr of.tlc Court. Let Tie people then VOTE for
,ncn whose utere. are identified with the large BODY
ofthe citizens and it is most likely they viii maxi
8 Constitution tbat viii give general satisfaction.
: BRIEND or REFORM.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06
CONVENTION AT WILLIAMSBURG

We ask the attention of the people of this Sena-
torlal District to the proceedings of their fellow cit
liens of Richmond on the proposition of sending Del
sgatcs to Williamsburg, to ms t other Delegates and
nominate candidates for the Convention It will be
seen by the official narrative of the proceedings that
the proposition was negatived, and by very large
majority.
a'he reasons TINT prevailed with the Richmond
meetlng in negativing the proposition, were that the
large counties wcro putting themselves on an equal
y with the small and thus placing in the rover Of
the small counties at the eastern extremity ofthe
District, to dictate nominations to nlaorty-and
tie disastrous effects of the nominating system wber
eyer 1t has been tried which invariably has been -
tfInsier the power Of election from the pcorla 10
sSw adrot managers.
If orr fellow citizens She District viii closely OK,
am'ne this project, think they viii see very stron
fehsous TOR declining, and but little motive for acco
ding toIs To the Introduction into Virginia Of Tho
hatafAi regular nominating system, we particular
II object; system that cnabirs few inriqucrs +,
seguate popular will at pleasure, and to empty pat
r0Haga into their oWn and their arorics nockcts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06

IL We publish at his request, the communication
Of ''I5ricni of feforrn;' and we nhle with him
Fast cordially in d"precating any strengthening OF
the Judicial arm. Our Chanccry, and General Courf
system is IN our opinion, dirty stall as any in
the whole stable, and requires IS much reformation
as any other. We would hold the Judges 10 p
stricter accountability to the people, by which they
would learn the wholesome lesson 70 perform,
';ur duties more regularly and not deport themselves
ct the court houses if they wcra the masters Of
the people. To this end, thy ought either TO be
periodically elected in Connecticut and Geor-ia
Where the system is found to work to a charm or be
fsnoveable by three ifths ofthe ordinary legislature
We would have them entirely independent, tairr
c1Fe however, not to make them Irresponsible under
ntIe often of making them independent.
But we do not think that they or any other class
Of ctizeus-not even priests, ought to be excluded
from the convention. The fey Of either that corld
get in would have but little influence IN controlling
tie movements OF the body while on the other hand
work In its consequences equally affecting Ill is alb
bdrrcnt to liberty an! equafy. There can be no
danger of the country being priest ridden While the
people arc til from their manners ard customs and
lteilligencc, to be free When this ceases to be tho
Case, they had well be rode by priests as rs kings
5ud arstocrats Let Judges ard Ministers Of the
Gospel therefore in, if they can get in leaving
The choice of the people rnshackcd and referring The
1rrstirn n, f1lnir SOVEREIGN Ii.nro'op
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06

Sggdc'ty Of phants-Elephants in y eacp and
war know their duty and are more obndiept to tho
word Of command than many rational bengs II Is
saa tncy can travel, on an emergency two hundred
the rate Of forty or fifty miles day. with cheerfIness
ana alacrIty' performed many long journeys NM,
an elephant, given by Ragabah to Col Keatin1: ma.
tn g cGHa exceed the sagacity, docy and acc-
prospect, he remained inmoveabe until INV sketch
was hnlshed; if wished for ripe mangos growing
OUT or tho reach, he selected the most fruitful
ana hfHakn"f' ~ with his frrnk, aGsfed.it 10 r.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09
AMHERST ACADEMY.

FNHE Fall Term in this Institution will
u commence on tbs 9th of September merit.
A class of School Teachers will be formed in
connexion with the English Department, and
special care will be taken that the members of
this class receive thorough preparation for
teaching in common schools. Those who at
tend to Chemistry will have the privilege of
hearing Prot. Hitchcock's Lectures at the Col
lege. Lectures will also be delivered to the
class by DR.. Humphrey on the subjects con-
nected with school teaching. A small number
of lads can be accommodated under the special
supervision of the Principal. They will room
near the instructors, board at their table, and
receive particular attention in regard to their
manners, expenses, studies, and morals. An
extra sum is charged for this class of scholars,
to be paid quarterly in advance. Board has
been furnished during the summer term at 81
per week in commons, and it is confidently ex.
pected that the price will remain unaltered
" Tuition for Classical Scholars and School
Teachers, So; for English Scholars, 81
WM. THOMPSON, PRINCIPAL.
Aug &c. #34