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The London Mrning Chronicle says OF the political
condition OF England:
"There warnings which ought not 10 be neglect.
ed. The Arisiocracy and the Church boldly de-
bounced every whore as the enemies Of the country
This expression OF deepyielt conviction il not to be
tfi1ed with. The lime Tor sneerng railing IL gone
by. During periods OF ind ference, may be laugh
Ell out OF their feeble Olives; but enthusiasm and
luton never yet were turned aside by such wespoos y
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tChancelo Ha'pers Speech tho State Rghts Meeting
Columbia, South Carolioa 9th of September, 1890
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Lands forfeited to the Literary Fta,a.


EDUBLIC NorlCE.-By the actpassed 9th March,
III 1927, entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the non-payment of taxes the operation
OF which was continued by subsequent passed 18th
Feb. lS2s,-all delinquent lands which vested in
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed before the
hrst Of the present month by the original owners, have
become absolutely forfeited Provision made, however,
by the first above mentioned act in favor OF such person
or persons who may have good legal equitable title
to such lands, held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior TO the time of the
said lands vestng in the President ana Directors of the
Literary Fund who, previous the 9th of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, or who derive title under person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But person
shall be entitled TO the benefit of this provision who
shall no. before the first dsycf December, one thousand
eight hundred and tpenty nine, pay into the Treasury
ON the proper warrant Of the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands clsimedb him either in his
name or the name ofthosc under whom he may camtitc
or by the person. persons in whose right the
same was forfeited, such portion thereof the land so
chned oughtto be efuaby and ratably charged there
with with 10 per cent per annrm damages the
which shall be each year due from the LIST day of Novem-
Der OF the year in which it becomes due, until paid
JAS T.. HEATH,
July 10. lS-tf Auditor OF Public Accounts
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ND APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY Having sue.
II q ceedr in procuring the service, OF MIR. CHARLES
A. LEWIS, JUN. principal, TO be aided in the Cassi
cal Department by Mr. Samuel b. Owen wilson (.on
OF the Rev. Samuel b. Wilson, oi FreLericksburgJ
the Trustees OF this Institution confidently congratu-
late The public, the prosper, of again realizing
those benefits, which IL once extensively dtIsed
and indulge the hope that its enlightened patronage
will obSin Tor il the success, to which lis NUM-
and acknowledged advantages, .ranenry enlitle IT,
For the faithful and able di,ch4rgc Of the duties
signed him, the best pledge will he found in the nm
waariel and practsrd ZEAL win which MIR. Lewis has
heretofore acquitted himself in the profession OF his
early choice. Oh The qualifications, anh amabe dispr-
sitou, OF Mr. Wilson, the most satisfactory esimOnals
have been adduced from sources the most unGues .iun
aLle When to these primary elements Of success,
added OthciS better assured, and only second TO
them ia Importance, viz: large and CONNEXIONS Build
ing. the aubrity OF whose ate IL irdutsahy tested,
by The fact that year. pact, has proved ringe
Of unfailing security 10 The ddjdc" inhabitants les
tavoursd spots, aud for tie last even years. to the Pre-
sijent hm.cii, and hi+ family, with entire exemption
from auumndi dl's'es, rem9teness irom ev,cy haunt
of vice, AMI wtli-selecrd library Fl 'bou $40 vo-
tunes, The Trustees cannot doubt Will 10 secure IN Tie
dscernmeut Of culgh enrd ruHi" ihr course o' M
tructi-n will he su'l. as 10 quality students for enter
Jog College. or Tic Univsrsy arrl will comp4e the
English Latin aud Greek Languages, q rgraT1s;, wi"
the use Of the Maps and .iiobrs, Arhmetc, Algebra,
Geometry; Plane ard Spherical Tr'g,nomrry4 aud tho
Theory and Practice of Surveying. The moral and
rrlign Induction OF thu youth committed ohS care
will lac primary object and will be incuicaifd upon
every IN OCCASION TIE hest foundation Tor pity viz
tue aud useful Wedge by The Principal and his As
sstant-1he eyprcise Will cOmmr' nee on the 18Th Of
January, 1880: and terminate on toe 18th OF December
following, with vacation OF one mouih ~ The sum
Iner.--1erms Tor Board and Tuition ius@dsg Waking,
Sil0 each DiAfder huding his own ned bedding,
towels and candles
Address to the Principal Bowling Green, Caroline
County Va. Ill The LIT Vi January; aud afterwards to
him, or 10 the P:e,i'ent. RappahirGo k Academy.
JOH.V d. DkR.V1RD, PrcsidcM.
DAc NJ, 7O-U
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n CHANCERY-At rules holden in the Clerks
IA Office of Mecklenburg County Court, the ith day of

EN CHANCERY-At rules holden in the Clerks
IA Office of Mecklenburg County Court the 18th day of
January, 1880.
Thomas Neal, Plh.
against
Robert Speed and William Townes committee of
William Coleman, surviving Ex'or OF Ceycsius Cole
man, decd, who one OF the Executors of Benjamin
Whitehead, decd. Defts.
The defendant Robert Speed not having entered his
appearance according 20 the Act of Assembly aud the
rules OF this court and it appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court that he is not inhabant of this State, on
motion of the plaintiff by his attorney it's ordered that
the said defendant do appear here the LIST day of
the plaintiffs bi and that copy of this order be insert
ed in one of the newspapers printed in the Town of
Pctersburg,or the city OF Richmond, for eight weeks
successfully and posted at the front door of the court
house of the said county
\ Copy. Teste,
Jan. -. SI-wSw j. G.. BAPTIST, ID. G.
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SANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD-Ab |
W " scnnlnl ErillI ni.chL III, l2.

Il ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Ab
w seconded on Friday night the lsih inst, muatto
boy named William, (the property of A. Pleasan) II
years Cd toeraby well grown, has slight the
corner OF eye, and walks at this time, little lame
from the effects of cut upon the top of of his feet
which is not entirely healed. William had on when no
went off gray frJck coat blue cssiamere waiscoat and
gray domestic pantaloons. Also disappeared the same
night, Beverly, (e property of G.. w. Munord) in his
18th year, about tive feet six eight inches high has
remarkable his orehead-when spoken to, he
hnds considerable difficulty sometimes in replying,
having disposition TO stuer, though after commencing
lac speaks pretty well. Beverly carried with him two
blue broad cloth coats, and blue irock coat gray
pair OF pantaloOas, and other clothes not remembered
The above reward will he given for experimenting
both the said negroes, if taken at distance from this
City, fifty dollars for either of ,hemwcnty- five dol
lars for each, if taken in the ncshborlooi
A. pI:EASANTS, in.
GEO. W. MUNFORD.,
Dec. 30 7s-Im
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0OIr@ HISS.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. l3, 1880.

in SENATE
The Hon. Arnold Naudain, from Delaware, appear
ed, was qualified, and took his seat.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. Hendricks,
ior appropriation TO improve the navigation Of The
White river, in Indiana, after slight moIife alton,
the suggestion OF Mr.. Noble, was sgreedto
The resolution oGeioI Yesterday by Mr.. Barnard,
calling the Secretary OF War; Tor the number Of de-
ssrIions in the army, since 1922, with the causes
agreed 10.
Mr. Ruggles offered the following resolution
Resolved, Thsl the Committee on Roads and Canals,
be instructed 10 enquire into tn, expodeney of makns
appropriation for the continuation and construction
Of the Cumberland Road, Wee, Of ZanesViIls, in the
State OF Ohio.
On motion Of Mr. Hcudricks,
O,dtred, That the Select COMMITTEES Roads and
Canals, be discharged from the further consider son Of
tht memorial OF the General Assembly Of tho ate o.!
Illinois, asking an appropriation Of lani to enabs that
State to improve The navigation Of certain rivers therein
named. and that the same . referred 10 the Committee
on Commerce
o, motion by Mr.. Hendricks.
OTdered That the Select Committee on Roads and
Canal, BE- dchargd from the further confederation Of
revolution OF the Legislature OF the State OF Alabama
requesting survey Of Canal route, 10 conuoct The
waters ci the Tennessee, with those Of the Consa rivers,
and that the he srred 10 the Secretary OF War.
PRE-EMPTION RIGHTS
On noion OF Mr.. Mckinley, The Senate resumed the
consideration of the engrossed bill, TO grant presumption
rights IN settlers on the public lsoIs
Mr.. Mckinley rose, ard replied 10 the objections
which we're rode to the bill, when IL wac sst before
the senate lie stated his anxiety that the hill should
pass now of The lands occupied by the dsscrp
lion Of persons which the bill proposed TO relieve, were
advertised for sale by auction, 10 Alabama The se
coni Monday OF the nexI month
Me- Hendricks moved tina, TIE bill he re.commted,
for the purpose Of inserting cuso, 10 gulrd against
abuses Undsr 1t, which seemed TO be apprehended by
some gentemen; and Mr.. lIendncks, ME-. Barton, and
Mr.. Saith OF 5. c., spoke in favor Of the re.conmit.
meni.
Mr. Bibb aud Mr.. Mckinley opposed the motion to
re.commii, aud advocated the passage Of the bill
| The question on re-commment, was decided in the
Bezave--Ayes rs, Nays n.
The question the passage Of the bill, was then de-
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FBNWENfY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
NJ Runaway tom the subscriber living IN Camp
bell county last May, my negro jim | will give
800 reward for experimenting him and confnng him in
Jail so get him again. $50 taken OF this Safe
Jim IS an artul fellow between forty and forty five
tall oil yellow compile xon, with buhy head of hair,
his movements are quick, ne i. good coarse shoena
ker, and can do almost any kind OF coarse carpenter
work. Fave TO doubt he has obtained free papers,
and IL passing - a fire mau by another name. Any
inform ton OF Jim, line directed TO Falling Bridge
will be thankfully received. JOHN HOBSON.
Campbell county, Va Jan. IL. St-wlm
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EN- virtue of two Deeds Of Trust executed & John NJ
Y Atmistcad and William cambridge, by William l.
Moui', aud MarceIla his wife, the one pn tie eighth
day Of January 1928. and he'Oher on ~ eighteenth
DAY OF FEBRUARY, iS2S-aud another Deed Trust ese-
eued 10 Herbert 4. Claiborne and Charles $ Gay, hy
the .aid William Morris, the truth dag Of july
1s2sall Of which deeds are recorded IN The Hastings
Court OF the city OF Richmond we hall proceed 10 sell
OIL the premises, the 10Th DAY OF FEBRUARY nest for
ready money, Toe the purpose therein mentioned two
Lots pieces or parcels of Lind, in the city OF Rich
ond, known and distinguished in the plan ot the said
city, by No (3ID three hundred and forty n, and
No (352l three b. nireh and fifty two, which were
conveyed TO the said William !. Morris, 10y Thomas
Rutherford ard Sarah his wife by their deed, bs2r-
ing date the 18th day o June, 1925 ard acted TO re-
cord in the clerks Office OF the Cont Of Hastings ier
said city,-and on which erected eNten'ivc
brick buildings used warehouse, and for other pur
poses also three other Lots pieces parcsI Of Lend,
known disdng ushed iu the plan Of said cty,by nub-r
(si2 three hundred s. Orty two, number tbs hundred
md forty three (Sl3) & number three hundred s. fry
four (3ll0 with thebuildngs commonly called ShockG
Warehouse and all other buildings anil improvements
there0n which property wac conveyed TO iha said Will
liam T. Morris 10y two several deeds Tor undivided
ie;ss thereof ae tho tenth day Of June 1926,
Nv Richard Gregory and Elizabeth his WIFE, and John
psSram, and Wtl,on Gregory; The other made the
s,me day by Joseph Dudley Of led county. and
both adued to record in the clgNs ohce OF the Hue
iings Court Of said city: also one other Lot piece or
parcel Of Land known and distinguished in the plan OF
ssd city, by number three hundred and foy.sN (3l6)
which was conveyed to said Wllsn E. Morris, bv
william A Smitb aud Sarah Smith by their deed,
besfing date the 18th day OF September 1876, and ad
Initied record in The clerks Office Of the Hastings
Conrt for tie city toresai.
The Trustees have never known The title 10 the
foregoing property 10 be ques'oncd, but they will on
Iy convey that ovhich i vested in themselves.
JOHN NJ ARMtSTEAD,
w. DANDRiOGE. ,
HERBERT a. CLAiBORNE +. 'i"'"'''
CHARLES :. GAY.
Dec. 10 73-u
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HOIIN Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
SD 10 the middle tenement i'm the block of buildings
east land next to Mr. Tichcnors carriage making shop
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged He is prepared to execute all kinds of work
in his line, in the neaest possible manner. lie will
set teeth from 10 full seu re most approved
pan-and where the front teeth not too much decay
ed, he will them in such TO defy de-
lection pnder the s,ricet scrutiny even from Dentist.
He files plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with as
much TO the patient, the of the Will
admit of.-Terms moderate. oct. %. Soft
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a cHIcKAHoMINY ESTATE FOR SALE

IA The sub, crb-r offers Tor SALE tract oi land
tanning 667 acres lying the above river and bounded
by il Tor mile. II is part of the act known by the
name OF Dang rfields, in New Kent about 90 miles
below Richmond and four above tide water. This trac,
IL inferior to lew i'm the country, aud IL about equally
divided in low grounds, llts and high land. lis
v-nience TO navigato, aud quantity OF timber for plank
scan,ing shingles aud independent OF the iertli-
Is of the soil renders il OF the valuable
oil laud the river. II IL believed that marie abounds
on il, shells TO be in several banks. The
terms will he accommodating TO the purchaser, and a
bargain NAV h. had by application in person to the sub
scrbsr at Moons Mount, Happahannock Academy,
fice, or TO Mr.. VIM Brumey by letter. addressed to
New Kent court house. JNO. DlCKERSON.
For himself and a. agent and attorney for the dis
tributes Ut the late COL VIM. Dauge'iieG.
dec. 81. 7g-,f
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dec. 81.

ENDUCAflON.-The school at my house, in the
III county OF Caroline, near the White Chimneys,
Tor the instruct Of females Under the direction
Miss Susan +. Peyton, will b. continued the ensuing
year, in which will be- taught spelling reading, wri-
ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Ma
tnral and Moral Philosophy, History, sacred aud pro-
fame, ard needle work, plain and ornamental. The
school will commence its session the 10Th day OF
January next, aud terminate on the 18Th Of December
following; making term OF ten months, after deduct
ing OF the sunmer months for vacation. Terms:
For teaching any all Of the above branches. will
be fifteen dollars per scholar For board. fifty dsars;
the pupil hnlipg her own bed bedding aud candles,
tls subscriber turosh them five dollars will be
CURED. The subscriber pledges herself 10 use her
best eXeriions promote the comfort and convent
ence OF those Young ladies' who may he entrusted to
her The situation OF the school il retired and
remarkably healthy, combining the advantage OF a
good neighbourhnoi aud good society. AS ii regards
the ability oil Miss Peyton TO teach, the public
lered TO the subjoined report.
MARY WORKMAN.
We, the undersigned, having been invited to the
examination of a.school taught by Miss Susan f. Pey
ton, in the county Of Caroline, attended, and take plea
in saying, tina, her pupils, opinion, psriorm
ed wei, in the different branches 70 which their aten.
ton had been directed. In justice Miss Peyton,
feel il, our duty say that she exhibited, the
sion, laudabe degree OF scholarship-suc emit
ties her 10 the continued confidence oil Tn pupils and
patrons.
W Address, White Chimneys, Caroline.
RUFUS CHANDLER.
FRANCIS w. SCOrE.
DC 10 7l-2awif
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vi EGROES FOR SALE--The subscriber will Of. =
v Tor sale at next January Charlotte court, ten or
twelve negroes They are Ill under thirty years Of
age, except very good cook and washer woman, a.
bout fhy-Thry likely and very good negroes sold
tor no dcicct-nostly young menarnOng them are one
or two Young used 10 house business. The
terms will be cash the day Of sale. but cre-
dit TIL the first Of June nrxt may be- had Tor portion
Of them. Application 70 the subscriber; the purchaser
giving bond aud good security.
JAMES w. BOULDfN
Dec 49, I5-ids
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I9WANSlON HOTEL, Pennsylvania .aUenue. near
I'VE the Presidents House and Public Offices; late
pIiiianson's and StrOther's, TVdshiagtOI city,
d. C.-Ths establishment has recently undergone a
thorough repair, and is now completely furnished.
it the patronage i.his friends and the public.
0-F' Fullor's New Lines, Washington, Georgetown
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches"
from and direct to this house, and, in few
few days, will be intersected at this point by daily
line TO Alexandra, and triweekly line to LyncEburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia.
Nov DC 65-T
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uDURSUANT 70 an order Of the Directors of the Ri
n wanna Navigation Company, each stakeholder is
hereby requested to pay to the undersignd Treasurer
Of said Company dollar each share Of stock held
by him ON o. before the inst Monday in March, 1880
DAN'L. y. CARR, Treasurer.
Dec % Swim
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DC 10

STILL SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST aud in
- many instances much below cost-The proof that
the subscribers have been selling heir large gene
raj assortment OF scasonabc Dry Goods at pime cost,
IS apparent that they would deem unnecessary toin
ser second advertisement TO that effect, had not Igene
rou, attempts been made lead the public TO believe the
contrary They, therefore, again respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they StHconue TO sell eft
nj prime cost, and in order assist the sale of the
manning St0ch, they have aided thereto (pcr the Bo!a
Communication n. W variety OF such goods as they
disposedO i'll the early rar oIhvr sale among these are
many of the description Of goods that con-
sidered extremely cheap, via Tunnels 35 and Al do
mestics, Gro de Nipples, Gro des Ind, and Italian
IutSings superior iuse coicoes, TOTO price aud su
,prrior sdifnetS; and many other goods all of which
Will he sold at "Prilc cost" and in many instances
he goods that have been hand will be sold much
beiotD prime cost In annauncus TIER Intention 10
CHASE Mt ia This manner the subscriber did
not expect to elicit Hiberd. rtnldTk from any per-
.on--mrverhcless such Remarks have been made: and
The public that they proceed from interested
SOURCE, kn0Ic how TO estimate their correctness
KYLE s. COCHRAN.
Nov % 66-U
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RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
NOTTON cloths ard yarns, Of superior quality
manufactured al this establishment are offered Tor
sale wholesale & retail at the Proprieors Office ION the
street leading to shocke Warehouse at moderate prices
They DO rot wish to make any further purchases OF
Seed Cotton; having found suitable TO their pur.
poses; but are still prepared TO give tic highest cash
price for prime picked cotton.
May TO- al CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
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HD ANDOLpHS REPORTS, vol. 9Th. OF ar
Ea> gued and determined In the Court of Appeals OF
Vrginia-jus published
Complete Sets of the va. Reports
Journals Of the Conventions OF 1876 and 1883
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates al
----.Virg fnhc'Yrsut 1916 10 1890 inclusive
Heuing's Statutes Ut Large and
The New Maps of Virginia.
All appropriated to increase the Public Library of the
State, may be had Of the SUBSCRIBER the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, upon thelowest terms.
WIN. III. RICHARDSON,
oct. s. III Clerk Of the Council and Librarian.
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&BUBLlC SALE.-By virtue of s.dred OF trust
Il cuied by Abner II Kerr, 10 ia. subscribers on
the 25,h day OF Juns 1927 and recorded in the Clark
odice OF Ppwhatan, for purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold 10 the highest bld-r puriic auction for
ready money, at MIS-. Elizabeth Woodrow, on tue
Buckingham Raj, above Powhaan Courthouse, Oh
the 10th day oil March next, tract OF land OF sixty
iour acres Wore or less, lying the said Mrs oo
SOM, adjoining the lands cf John Moore and others
aud such tile is vasi.L ia die SUBSCRIBERS Will be
conveyed TO the purchaser.
JOSEPH DAVIS, 1r.,
WIN. 5. DANCE,
Jan, IL
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Nov IS.


%JOrICE-Thc Executive will receive proposals in
l & conformity with the provisions the ID section Of
the act conforming the Armory, hereto anncxcd-"And
he Il further epaccd that the Executive be authorised
and required TO ascertain upon what terms the 4TBOry
Buildings and LdIi attached thereto, can b. sold, ex-
changed leased for of years and communicate
TO the next General Assembly the result Of their enqu
ry." by og,ier of the Executive.
VIM. ii. RlCHAKDSON, c. c.
Executive Department,
18th March, 1929: s March H. lOl-f
NTOTiOE. Asrsraby to he prov 4loil. Vi two
y S%I Deefs OF Trust executed. TO die sub'cribers
by Daniel A. Whom, ard for he purposes therein men
toned shall proresd To sell on Thursday, the 2oth
day February next, he residence OF the said Dan
ie \. Wilson, ihis county, all The Household and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the sal Wilson, and
any other personal proprr,y, which may be contained
IN said .ed, and Remaining un'old.The sale will be
made at public auction the highest bidder, tor cash
SAMUEL G ANDERSON,
WM. NJ. tt oR%fON,
~, 'tJTusftes.
Cumberlaih Dec 10. 7l-wds
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Cumberland, Dec. 10.

NEMALE EDUCATiON.-Ihc subscriber having
81 consented again TO take IL Is young ladies', a.
members OF his family, informs parents who are desi-
rous Of giving their daughters goGl education that
the lady whom he has engaged Tor the ensu ng year
(having taught n his family for Is monhs nc can re-
commend as being highly quaisd TO impar TO young
minds, acknowledge OF every useful branch oil English
Elucat yn, of French, of Music OH the Harp and Pr
ano of Painting and of various kinds of elegant needle
work. Her knowledge of French and Music, is prOba-
bly, not surpassed by any native American Every at
tenon will be paid to the health, morals and manners
of young ladies' Particular attention will also he paid
TO their clothing--such repairs, washing, sc. for
which there will be chargc.-Ihc School will open
on the first Monday, in January: two months vacation
will he given during the year
TERMS.
For Board and English tuition 500
If French or Painting both be taught in addition l20
II Music only in addition to the English $50
For all the above branches 100
RICHARD x. MEADE, SR
Br Ms wick, Dec H. u-2aw$l0'
NNEMALE EDUCGTIO.N-.iGs Elizabeth Ba-
hi con grateful far the patronage of n generous pub
Hc tenders her services nj LGtret MeGdoc, the resi-
denceof The subscriber, in Chesterfield County, about
fire miles Gr0n hanchesfer The bT0nchesof Tuition
are spelling, rcddng, ,Oriting, arithmetic grammar
.nd geogrdphy ,ciH the use C the globes. The terms
are 500 pcr scholar far tuition and $75 for boord, each
boarier furnishing her o,CH bed, &C. She toiH
pieuce on NE sh If J1utory Hert ondwiH gire "a
rnion of fire tgecks in Summer. Payment IN he nude
hGf ycdriy. %dMUEL PIiIESON.
NJ b. strict attention WiH be Paid to young Ia
dies morality. Oct III. 4b-U