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From Smyrna Smyrna papers 10 the 18Th Sept.
have been received in Boston. letter from Ale
da, in Egyp', dated Aug. T. mentions the arrival there
of the American corvette Warren, escor,ing a vessel
under the flag. These said to have bee thu
first American vessels ever seen in Egypt, and they
excited the ciroS of the Viceroy and Of BRAUN P
cha. Ibrahim visited the Warren, accompanied by NJ
Ceerisy, French engineer, in the service of the
NicerOy, and received with the honor. due 10 his
rank. He remained board the vessel two hours ex
amin"d her in every part, and repeatedly expressed
his satisfaction al the excellent order in which he found
it, He expressed TO NJ. Cceisy his with to have tvs
cNrveues built on the model of the Warren. On hi.
leaving the vessel he received sslut, Of 81 guns.
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Ia N CHANCERl--ln Chesterfield County Court,
"a Oct II, 1929:
Spencer Chalkcy and Rehecca his wife, anil Moses.
III. Robertson aud lbrc his wife, ... Ilns
against
Nathaniel Hatcher and Littleton j. Hatcher, an in
fant OF tender years, by Lawson Nunnay his guardian
ad Item, - .,.-- $500. Did,s
their bl--and the Defendant, Nathaniel Hatcher not
having entered his appearance and given security
Court, and appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court
that he is not inhabisnt Of this COMMONWEALTH
ordered. that the said Defendant do appe the
hrst day OF December Term next and answer the bill
Of the Plaintiffs and that copy this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper printed in the City of
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully, and another
copy posted the front door the Courthouse of this
county for two successive court days.
Copy. Teste, LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C.
Oct. II. 4S-wSws
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"A CLASSICAL TEACHER IL DESTROYS OF intor-
IA maton reative 10 favorable situation FOR the
Establishment of frat rate school H.. would leach
young ladies. or young both, tho circumstan-
ces ol the place, and the wishes Of those interested.
might require. He has had experience ami success as
Principal ri large Academy, and during. the past wear
has Instructed the young ladies OF dngui. Semi
nary, in Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography,
Composition Eoc ution Rhe,orick, History and Natu-
raj Philosophy nclm!ing Astronomy and Chemistry
with experimental iu.trations Besides ia SO, he would
teach Drawing. plain and ornamental Penmanship and
Hebrew, Greek Latin, Frrnch aud Spanish languages
Since hi@ Gradu 'on in 1920, he has been occupied i'm
eachsg OF in The acquisition of those branches which
might render lin more useful and acceptable in the
bu ines lie has chosen ae professions.
The most ample aud satsiac Glory testimonials will be
gwen. Letters, post paid addressed TO Montgomery
Dung, Phiiadelphia will obtain immediate attention
Nov. ~. O2-wJtE
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ELECT SCfIooL.--My School win be continued
~ the ensuing year. The course OF instruction win
embrace the Greek and Latin Languages M
Ari,bne'ie. Geography, with the of Maps aud
Globes; English Grammar, English Composition &c.
The School will commence the 25th day OF January
1890 and terminate the l0th day Of December oi-
lowing se. rr. ri ina rss' r.i.r -- -if L.t.
There viii be vacation Of four weeks CONNIE ncing
ON the 9Th d,y OF June. .,- SSH. +. -. h III. 80
The charge for board, tuition, wastng lodging and
fuel in be one hundred and ten dollars payalIe one.
hah cn teis,d day oJune 1880, and the other hall on
he 1t day oil December following. ls1 ~ 81.
The disc ipiine OF the school " III be par. nts and
muci care anu k'ndness will he extended to boys
hd.d TO my instruction, as 10 children. Sc =
No boy, more thao 10 years old, will be admitted
n'o the school, unless he shall be personally Known
to me Tor deriy,exemplary ieportmeut. rs.-v
My residence Is remote from the haunts OF vice and
immortality. and remarkably healthy Ii is suated in
the county OF Louisa 80 miles from Richmond and the
like distance from frederck.burg.a The stage from
Fredericksburg TO Catersve passes by my residences
and that IRON kichm0nd to Hsr isonburg within short
distance OF it, "a ,o4 "A ts,r ,.. Z -ll.. o-.-l-
Letters to me should be directed to Garjncr's Y
Roads. Louisa. 1r-a. - WILLIAM NELSON, Jr.
nov. q. 57-wtff
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raNo THE MEMBERS oFTHE LEGIsLATUBE

TgNO The MEMBERS OF THE LEGISL ATU BE
N Truly grateful Tor the friendly aud liberal pstro-
mage which have heretofore received from the NJ M
bers of ihe legislature beg leave Dosi respectfully
TO remind them that shall b., usual prepared and
most happy to accommodate from IS - ofthe With
board &c the ensuing Session, aud pledge myself 10
spare no exerton TO render their ACCOMMODATIONS as
comfortable "a possible.
am induced 10 givethis notice thus early, from a
suspicion that many OF my old customer. in The coun-
Try are un'cr the impressions that shall be able
accommodate them, owing 10 the unusual portion Of
business which have been favored with since Nh.
meeting Of the Convention. | therefore rcquest of
those members, disposed to patronize me. ami Of my
country hiends generally, ~ call ath. OIL Bell Grst
beicr- hey made arrangements for board elsewhere.
nov 81 63-3w MAURICE PRIMROSE.
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The Law STUDENT should furnish himself with the
text book-Tuckers Blackstone, and tho Revised Codes
he ought also TO bring with him. all the Acts of Assem-
bly, since 1872 the compilation othcActs OF Congress the
sessions Acts since the compilation and the Fcdcraist
Board Il pa: able in advance; half when the stu
dent enters college and the other half when half the
course has terminated. ~
Students are bound 10 board in College, unless they
obtain permission of the Faculty to board elsewhere
which can only be granted upon the written request
the parent or guardian, and upon condition that
is paid by them, than by the boardcrs in College.
. Ry ordc NJ Tho =
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: :. =
A Law student may attend other lectures, but If
he attend the Law Lectures only his expenses will
be- for board, lodging, washing, fuel, candles, attend
ancc of servants, &c from the last Monday in Octo-
Der, when the course commences, TO the beginning
of the last week in April, wbenit must close, Ss
Naturalization or Library fee. w ich will entitlo
the student TO the free of tho Law Library con-
sisng Of collection Of we'll selected books, suited
to his course of study, in addition to the general b
Library, f-s-- ! lsrsa f~ta ,tsS t.4.a
Foe to tho Professor 'e.. trrt r..t .
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HWVHE So eel es OF Gen. RoBERr u Taylor. a. de-
"A nvered IN TIE Couven'ion OF Virainis. or Nom
day, Oct 20, ufou The s1iect 9TH Right Of Sufrage
b''i' OF Repre- criahon 'nd TAXtion That Of Judge
ABEL y CPsHuR, ~ delivered IN Ire Convention on
Iues'ay Oci. 81 uron the subject Of tie Bal Of Re.
presentAtion" ,httof THobfAs r. JoYNEs, Esq.
asdehvered io Conv"rGoq, 1brt-day. Nov. 8, rpon
the 'utIset oI ca "Bdis Of Repre- scutiton"
Printed, and Tor Sale, by Y. w. WHITE.
81 is PRINTING Office
Nov. 20 Gj-3t cro,si,e the Bril Tavern,
EDOBbkJ BUtHON, ArroRNuY AT Law, ie.
q "a spcriiully anpounccs 10 The Public that he hos
taken Office Immediately above the Post-o0ice and
adjoining Mrs. Southgaies Store where be may be
generally found. Oct ~ ls-w6w
n SHALL petition the Legislature Of Virginia at Ii.
q next Session, for divorce from my wife Mary Of
! Polly Avis JOSHUA NIVISf
! scPt.S 30 81 wt9ihDcc
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DABNEY BROWN. Sec'

The u s. Telegraph, National Incliigencer Raleigh
STAR Baltimore American, Charlottesville Advocate and
Richmond Wing, requested 10 publish this notice
once. The Herald and Petersburg Old Dominion twice
at this time, and again about the first of October
and forward their accounts Mr. Ed. Chrisanof Rich
mond the B1rsar of the College, for payment.
August Is. 29-wt3OthN
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@O8 MI@ASra

FROM BELFASr,--rhe ship Concor,iIa itoin n i
fast, arrived al New York has brought papers from
that place TO the 10Th OF October inrnisliiig Lonon
dates OF til. evening OF Oct. II. We had the niny
rapers Of hat date before. There is nothing later
the Continent.
The Paris papers OF Oct. L. Game date as received
on fnlay) contain article led, 'scontinuation of
hosi,ics in Tuikey;" the meaning OF which is. that
several OF the Turkish provinces have arisen against the
Sultan in consequence Of the severity of the rond m
which Russia had imposed on him: the accept,n, "a Of
which can be 10 no matter Of astoni ehmcnt CON
sidcIng the desperate siiuat in which he was ,c.J
The proximity OF the Russian army will y. owe su,r-
ocnt security 70 the person of The Sultan-b it seems
matter oil much doubt whether he will he able 10 mn
pCy he rein OF his unlimited power with sufficient ell
feet, 10 subdue inluriacd and scattered NOM
iaton Of bldly connected province; each of which
interest such il H. different from its pcisbbor and
net all bound under one effectively COVE rnlg Whole
This paragraph Gays the Commercially was probably
concoctcd upon the strength OF rigmaro- article that
appeared in the Constitutional olthe l6h which has
been re-published by OF our CONTEMPORARIES IL
full of predictions, that the Sans angry and loft
Cheitans would not submit, TO the ATTY OF peace but
would surround Gen Dic5it.ch and hin, to piece.
at AdranoPe. This is very likely story Why did IA,
they cut him up before?
The Irish papers contain "a Their Of The dis
turbances in that country. An attack had heen n,is
by armed party, thr dwelling of- h Rev NJ. NJ
j. Jaw, in kmtc;rdnY, corcy If Sligo "a n. of the
PARTY forced heir way into the Rev. gentleman. bed
room, aud placing pike TO his breast, conpe He'd him
TO take the following od'h, pain OF instsn death TO
himself and all his family" To discharge every PRO.
testant servant in lis bouseO take Others that wo
he nam. in their siead-to d'coninue his school.
send for the police disclose any Of the order
he gave, and fine dill not comfy, III his Parish aud
Globe the next day" The fellow then made MIR. S.
lh- lives of his family, the Rev. Mr. Shaw le his Pa.
Iisb the N Y lAv
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The subscriber
"a being DESTROYS TO close his administration of the
estate of Evan Rice, decd. requests all persons having
claims against said estate TO bring them orw proper
y authenticated by The LIST day of January forsct-
dement, As this notice will be pleaded in bar Of all such
as are produced subsequently 10 that time, persons in
debted are required 10 make Immediate payment
... b. II. DABNEY, adm or.
oct. %. 59---w1lw* OF Evan Rice, dee d.
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A4NOhi DOLiSNiNS NEW AND II VIII give ttyef-
u " dollars reward, ifiaken in this State for the APP
same for securing him in any Jail in Virginia so that
get him ag1'n; OF will give forty dollar reward If la
ken out OF this State and secured in all that
get him. job is from IS TO 80 years Of age he is about
feet or ipcit high, of dark conn lexion and Of
pleasing eH2noe when spoken to- he has two teeth
oa', one above and the other below; lie has several
scars, across the which very no,ed but not
very visleaEoilfet unter OF HE eyes believed
be the right ey>; lie has Also or three scare on one
from about the 10Th OF May last and il appears that
he was taken mp in few days alrerw ards and commit
ted To Hanover JAZZ ne remained in jail till about the
hr1 OF September, by snyiEg that his name jim
,nd that he belong Ell 10 negro trader by the o
VOOLFOLK bat miuly persuaied from The description
gwen me, that be was my negro man job. A bout
ven weeks ago, he succeeded TO bre,k OF Jail wi h
Tie assistance OF wo other negroes and white man
that was iuJal with him, and made their escape II is
supposed that they gone 20 of the northern ca
nails TO work. very piobsbls the Washington Canal or
The white may make attempt take Job off and
sell him is said, that tie white fnan furnished job
with Two passes or free papers; This might have been
lone With view OF going o some particular place
where they 10 meet, Job nay BE- going at large
with msree papers, attempting pas' a. a free man
have no doubt but hh he VII change his name again
aud make every Ell ri TO make is entire escape par
chased job in Richmond shout tycve v onihs aro he
was rased in Winche'trr, Frederick county Va. and
the property Of Col Smith, ofGia place Job may
make an attempt to % there aud harbour among his ac
quaintsnces Of tAat place vicinity. will give the
above reward " delivered TO e o. secured in any Jail
90 thst get him again, with all reasonable charges pid
Any information respecting him. viii be directed TO me
at 0itsnlbia, Fluvaua roHhy, Virginia.
oct ~ 5l--wGwF JOHN ~. JENNINGS.
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Il Nh ESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL
" Notice is hereby given that this CANALS open
for navigation.
The Locks 100 feet in length, by % feet in width
and the Canal be navigated by vessels within those
Dimensions, and drawing feet water
The rates of toll have been fixed low TO make il
the cheapest, well as the expeditions and safe
channel of communication between the waters of u
Chesapeake and Delaware. Any information in relation
10 the canal rates Of TOLL &C. may he had application
dcIphia. r.ts
Horses for towing may always be hired at low price
at either end of the Canal. = +
ROBERT NJ. LEWIS, President
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company
III. ID. GILPIN Secretary. Nov. IL 6I-w2w
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q n CIiANCERY.--Al a Courthela for Bucking han,
III county the i4tl day OF September, 1929.
Waller L. Fon:alne, Administrator OF William Toney
decd, plaintiff
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Those of Student in Session, for board, wash
ing lodging, fuel, candles and attendance of SER
wants, &c., f-~tf t-..s ~ ..l o. 81:
Fees to three Professors, $50 each, tts.s..t. =
Naturalization or library foe, 80 fr
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Nm CHAN Gerry AT rules held IL, lie Clerk, OF
IA nee OF Meckienburg County, the first Monday in
Sept. 1899
Philip Rainey, adm,'or of VIM. Manning, dec Chas
Baskervi George d. Baskervill, and VIVA r. Basker-
vil late merchants and partners trading under the irm
and style Of Charles Baskerv s. Brothers, and lame
Bruce and Beverly Sydnor, late merchants afd part
ners trading under the firm and style Bruce & sgd
nor, Phhs
against
Lncy Num- saludy Mum, Evita Nubn Jas Num-
and Lewis Num-. Debts.
The defendant Lewis Mum, rot having entered his
appearance according to the act of bly and ih
rules OF this Court and appearing 10 the satisfaction
Of lie Court that he is not nhabant of this
On motion Of the Plaintiffs, by their Attorney IL il
dered, That the Defendant DO appear here the fin
day OF December Court and enter hi. appearance
and ans" er the Plaintiffs bill and that copy of this
Order be inserted in OF the newspapers printed in
the Town of Petersburg City Of Richmond, for eight
weeks excessively, aud posted at the front door the
Courthouse Ct said County. A copy. Te.ie,
oc6. 4s-wsw" WIN. G. BAPTIST, d. C.
AJIRGlNIA.-At rules taken in the Clerks Office oil
Prince Edward county court, the 5lh day OF Oct
1899 ..' zee
George Dungans and Sally G. his wife, formerly Sol.
y q. Owen, t..ff PIfs.
.stsaga inst
Nathan FowIkes adln'or Of George Owen dec Thoe
Scott, Wilson A. w. Mann, and Elizabeth a. his wifi
- Deidts.
The defendants Mann and WIFE, not having entered
their appearance, and given security ding an
act OF tho General Assembly and the rules Of this
audit appearing that they not inhabitants OF tbi.
State On the motion Of the plaintiffs by h cir Auor-
uey, II u ordered, That the said dele DtaBs NJ ann and
wife 'lo ripper here the st day OF January court
next, and answer the piAn ih1' bill, an that copy
this orier-be forthwith inherited in Of the pub
lie newspapers, pimed ii'he city Of Richmond Tor TIVE
months nccessiveiy, and also posted rant door OF
The Courthouse Of this county. Testc, 3+s-a
H. j. w0RSIiAM, c. C.
Oct. 81 a.. .isi- 54-wSwS
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EN- CIIANCERY-In Nouowsy County Court End
IL July 1920.
Samuel d. Burke and Hezekiah r. Anderson,
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Mann.
IA Office is hsreby given you, that application will
IL be made 10 the County Court of Cheserfic d, on the
18th day OF December next on behalf of the Chester
field Rail Road Company for the appointment of vaiuers
10 the damages which will be sustained by the said
William Gregory, Julia Ann, and Magaret Sarah Mann,
in consequence of the passage of the Chesterfield Rail
Road, through their property in the County of Chester
field. MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company.
Nov. II. 60-tlIthDec
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HODlJAH MEADE,
WILLIAM DIN

NJ the same time and place, L shall sell 10 the high
est biddeT, negro women aud 2 old men, and shall
rent out the plantation 10 the highest bidder for
year. HODIJAH MEADE.
Administrator IF Peyton Randolph.
Nov TO- 5S-ids t.
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ri OTICE-Thc Executive will receive proposals in
~ conformity with the provisions OF the Sd section Of
the act concerning the Armory, hereto anncxcd-"And
be ii further enacted, that the Executive be authorised
and required to ascertain upon what terms the Armory
Buildings and Ldnd attached thereto, can he sold,
changed leased for of years. and communicate
TO the next General Assembly the result of their enqu
ry." BY order of the Executive.
VIM. ii. RICHARDSON, c. c.
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ED ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, vol. 9th, of cases ar
b "a gued and determined in the Court OF Appeals of
Yirginia--just published
Complete Sets of the Va Reports
Journals oil the Conventions of 1855 and 1888
Journals of the Sena!e and House of Delegates OF
Virginia, from i776 to 1870 inclusive
Hcning's Statutes at Large and
The New Maps OF yirgini,,
All appropriated TO increase the Public Library OF fhc
State, may be had OF the subscbcr at the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
-.Fof ta VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
oct. &. 4i-tf Clerk of the Council and Librarians
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NDUCATloN.--MIrs. Elizabeth c. Taylor will open,
- her School for the instruction OF girls under Ia
years OF ago, at the county Of Hanover,
on inc 10th oil january, 1880. Her Terms will be
ror teaching reading, writing, grammar arithme- tta
uc, and Geography, for two sessions OF 1--WE
months each $40 90
french and Drawing 90
Or berkc'ey will board the pupils for eighty dollars,
VINO must md their bedding and towels, for eighty
hNe dollars II he furnishes these articles ~
Oct I" 43-2aw,f ELIZABETH &. TAYLOR. %
"A N ovERSEER wANTED.-A man with a small
"a iah'y who can bring unquestonable evidence, Of
ms goou quaiies as an oversecr, find employment
Tor me ensuing year on the plantation adjoining the town
oil New Castle, ON Pamunkey river. .t-f
4 Nov. Ii. 6O-2awtw
THNRUST SALE.-Pursuant to the provisions Of
n Decd of Trust, bearing date on the 18th day Of
May, 1929, executed by John Willis, and Of record i'm
me occ OF Hcnrico county court shall by the drcc
tons OF the person for whom the said Deed of Trust
now u.s. proceed to sell at public auction, TO the highest
bidder Tor cash. on the premises Saturday the 18th
nay Oh November next tract OF land in the county OF
Henrco, containing one hundred and five acres be the
same more or less This land adons the lands OF Messry
John A. Sheppard. John sheppard and David A.. SheP-
pard, and lies ON chickahominy Swamp. Selling as
Trustee, shall convey only such title, is vested in
tss ROBERT q. SCOTT. Trustee.
4 oct. 27. si a.-e s.-. 52-tds
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SEQ Trvings life of Columbus. 's
'For Leon aud CASTLE Columbus found New worll~
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81 IN PURSUANCE OF a Deed OF Trust, made 10 us by
a. the late Peyton Randolph, OF the City Of Richmond,
dated ard o rec n the County Court of
Chesterfield, 10 certain OF y, due
IS L. Meade; shallaproceed to sell Tor cash, the
Plantation called Wnterpock in the sad county Of Ches-
ierheid, all the stock ct Horses, Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep together with all the plantation utensils Of
cry description the Sale TO take place Sat-
urday the 9th OF December, 1929.
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E,NEhiLE EDUCdTION.-.lE Elisabeth Ba-
a con grateful fer The patronage Of a generous pub
Tic, tenders her services at Laurel Meadow, the resi-
dence of the Subscriber, in CHESTERFIELD County, about
fUe miles from .HHchesier. The branches of Tuition
are spelling, reaing scrifng, arithmetic grammar
and geographic .oith The use The globes The terms
are $50 per scholar for tuition, and for Jodrd, each
boarder |,lr7iishingher ocn bed, &c. She UH COM
mence on the Sh Of January nert, and,oW giUs a
cation Of five ,ceeks in Summer. Payment TO be made
half yearly SAMUEL PaTTESOF.
" b. Strict attention piH be paid to young La
dies huOTdIifu.. oct 49, 16-H
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NJ OTlCE--I shall petition the General Assembly, at
y IFS ensuing session, 10 release TO the real
tate whereof Robert Bell late Of the city Of Richmond.
died seized, or it, proceeds. WALTER DANIEL.
Nov. ~. 60-N