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ID EMAiNiNG in the Post Office, H.rpers-
H Perry. ON the Sist December, 1850.
A John Kephsrt
Robert Avis Easter Lear
Francis Adelberger Joseph Lennon
Eliza Armstrong Sarah La6ngton
Il -
Alexander Ball Amanda w Mares
Erasmus Bockise Capt John MolcF
Stephen X Bennett Ehnda Murphy
foatsine Beckham . John Msrlat
Dennis Byrno Jane McCockran
Joseph Brooks John Melvin
Thornton Branner eph Melvin
Willism Burke John Mshoney
John Braden Robert = Middleton
Mrs Jane Beckam Miss Ann Maddox
George Butler William Maloney )
C. ~
Neale Christie 2 John Near 2
Bernard Cypters Edgar Nunemsker
ID Chinowth Wm Melodies
Eli u Carroll Patrick Norris
George Cvtshaw y
IL John Peckord
Mrs Anne Davis 5 Susan Prim
John Donaldson Doctor Pecos
Joseph r Dust VIM Prout
DR. X Dunglison Michael Peitz
r. James Pryor
Horatio n Eyerill Joseph Prince
Ellis Epgie Samuel Psrsons2
William ID Engle Monmouth Purdy
r u
John Frame John ID Roberts
Ford and Chapman Thomas Russell
Jacob fourmsn Judge Roberts
Alfred FauneSiock Mrs Maria Rine
Isaac Flcmming John Richter
e.
Samuel Griffi,hs John strydeF
Michael Gomph John S~i-ben
Sally Gray James n Spinner ?
Thomas McKanc AbFsham Sinclair
Rev'd Games Frederick Saieer
Miss Anne Geems VIM Small
Edward Csrret John Saum
T. t:ouiding Lewis SeweIl
Joseph Grsidhamo VIM Sirider
"a Gailsgan Samuel StTider,
Augustus % Ghsier Mary seeiig
Michael Gary Bernard Scb.ekelford
n John strider
Clement ~ Hurdle 3 Fanny sorAl
Samuel iiinklo A Sigler
George Hsgiy Joseph Sehwarts
Joseph G. Hamilton James Stubbleheld
Frederick HeBschy Miss Amanda shelton
Thomas iIughs 2 ~
Hamilton 4 e wright 2Benjsmin Thompson
George HsTkncss Joseph Thompson
william Hay Mrs. Csthsrins Temp.
Timothy Harrington kins
Mrs IIouke Jane Vanderbilt
Aupanda N Hall Ashford NOuFs
George Hoon George Vestal
W Il
John Irwin 2 Cathasine Waters
Thomas jenkins Basil Williamson
John Jones John whitaker
James let Miss A u Wintzsl
x T. Daniel Wright
Tllomss Reyes GeOrge ZOfgeT
Jan. 5, 1851. X KESES, ,. =.
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SALEM MURDER.


visible"
SALEM MURDER.
The rumors which have spread abroad
that all who were concerned in thc
murder have not yet been arrested.
prevail here. and obtain extensive and
general belief. We have reason To be-
lieve that application was made to the
Governor aud Council a few days
since, for the pardon Of j j. Knapp,
Jun. or for a Communication Of the sen.
tence of death To- Imprisonment for
life in the States Prison, on the ground
that he was not in fact, as the public
have heretofore supposed, the prime
mover OF the murder; but that there
IS another person. not yet au ested, who
plotted and originally instigaied the
commission Of the crime. Both knapps
have intimated As much and all who
are acquainted with them, know IL was
not in character for them To- have
planned iiJ they were too passive and
inert TO lave conceived, or TO have exc
cuted such an enterprise 0f their own
heads. And il is said Joseph has very
recently written a letter TO the Co
vernon, aud declared sOlemnly he was
not at the bottom Of the affair.
Great pains have been seduIously
taken By some y no have had influence
over the Knapps, TO prevent them from
disclosing fully all their Knowledge Of
the business. Frank. a short tine be
fore his execution. cnjoined upon Jo-
seph 10 give no further Information.
! u is nov generally Understood, that
the murder had been IN agitation many
months. at least, before "a actually
took place; and that the assassin, u.
{ CrowDinshield, jr catered the house
Of Mr.. White. on Sunday evening. 1--WE
nights before the murder wss commit
ted fvr that purpose. bot that h',
heart laiied hiu,. aud he retired, II q
said, at five miuutes before | O'cio, X
80 that he might be out u The street,
before tie town watch vas oct, whIel
was st I o'clock.
/ IL Is also sspi. that the murder has
been altemptSd By means Of poison,
before X. &. vas employed, aud thai
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NOTICE.

n conse quence Of the difficulty that at
II tends hauling -four 10 Harpers-Ferry
on the graded road. We have made an ar.
rangement TO receive 81 Reyes Ferry ,dnr-
ing this winter and spring, any quantity
that msy suit the convenience OF those
a. .. having -four 10 boat, and
s&@&AAAu. will deliver the same in
- -. S.y.y{s& Ceorgetow n Alexandria
<zaor Baltimore. in the
shortest period practicable. sfter delivery.
Tho wsgopers xiil be despatched forth
With. by calling at Robert keyes' house,
immediately st the place Of delivery
When she road leading TO Harprrs-Feriy
becomes firm, NO will also receive -four 10
boat. in the ware house attached TO the
Potomac bridge.
THOMAS KEYES.
JACOB FOUKE.
Jan. S, 1891.
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AxIsT or LETTERS

: LETTERS
'e P",s Omee. Charles
. 5lss December. 1880
Mary Ann J.oney
Elizabeth kercheval
Julian Kemp
Daniel ksbie
Jacob Kuhn
I.
John Linn
Marcy T. Lemon
Lot Lee
Mary Lock
William Little
Mshlon X Lancaster
Washington Lock
Samuel Myers 2
Joseph Moalo
Charles Massey
james NcAiackin
JAmes I Miller 2
Francis Marshal
E.veline w Mills
William Msgbey
samuel Ma,,heys
VIM Morris and Jsbez
Spinks
Hugh Mcdonald
Francis Miller
n =
Abner Newman
Charles Patterson
u
Agnes G. Roberts
Thomas Rcsse
John Richcreek
Martin Robinson
Edward Robson
'llism Reggow
Lncy Rowland
John w Roam
James l. Ransom
Levi koutzong
Benj.min X Smith
Benjamin Swinglc
John n Straith
James Sissan
Plessat Shope
James Shorse
Hannah Stidmsn
Geo. Tho. Shuman
r
Filth laws
Lesha lays
John Thompson
Abraham yanhorn
George w Weight
w
John wi,herrow
Mr. Weatherston
Hannah I. Washington
Louisa W ashington
Sam'l ard Jno Wright
Benjamin Wheeler
James II Walfo
Y
John Yates
II. kEYES, =. ".
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oHAa1.ESTowM ACADEMY,
'>hh sesssoo Ut this Institution ~hl COM
menee %" Monday the i0,b int
!. The VISION Of the female .chool also com,
meocss al the same time.
Jan. s, iBSt.-2w.
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- Sn80 - ~
ID EMAiNlNt; in u
H town; Va. ON ia
lance y Adams
Chrssisn Ailemocg 2
Cs,l,srine Anderson
James Andrews =
Elizabeth Allison
Thornton Anderson
John Anderson
John Avis
Anna ID Anderson
Adam Brown
Richard S~bee
Nathan ~ bsrnes
Richard w Barton
Thomas bruce =
Catharine Barnet
Frederick l.,ttoa
Inject Briscoe
John Baker
David Baldwin
William Brown
william Crow
Samuel Cameron
Mary ChamberlM
Sylas Courtney
VIM A Carter
Thomas Cooper
Thomas Cook
Henry Crow
Thomas Chew
David Conkiyn
Harriet = Corban
John e. Clayton
Samuel } Crainer
william ID Dawes
w = II Davis ,
James W. Dorsey
George w Fairfax &
Benjamin Ford
Joseph FAR
Mary Forrest
Nimrod Groves
william, Groves
william GiIpin
Edward e. Gill .
John S Gsllaher
Edward Gill
John Games
u
Furguson Hamilton
William G. liaines
John y Henderson 2
John Hall
Grafton Howard
samuel Hannah
Richard Henderson
George Harris
l J
A Islcr
william Jinkens
william Jones
Duc,lla Jones
Thomas Johnson
Rachel johnson
Peter Johnson
Jan. 5. 1851.
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-. B.--ws have on hand an excellent -
s''rtnss az u clViis, css-iaefss, cssslnsus,
iuils a ba-sy, PLAID do. together NHb g'rsi
variety ~ sisple ss,d fsnc, goods. al ~ ~bscl'
shall be sOld iov 10 pseslg-l G s'oners, ~ iV'
essh.
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wHIsKEY! WHISKEY!!
zNuE subscribers offer from 80 70 20 bar.
- rsls u prime wbiskey. by bsrssi or other.
Vise. }. l.. RUSSELL q CO.
Jsa. s, 1851
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NOTICE.

A IL peFs0ns indebted 10 the subscribers.
n must see the nece ss'iy Of closing their
accounts u least once year; aud - the obi
year has lefi us. we respectfully request that
those whose sccOunts have bee1 lung stand.
ng, wiil pay due rsgsfd 10 THIS notice.
JOsrph l.. RGsstH d Go.
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From the shcpl,er,isto~n Pioneer, Dec. %.

From the Shcpherdsto~n Pioneer, Dec. 90
OUR OWN AFFAIRS paper now
IN the readers hands completes the
first half Of the second volume; and
will be the last number of the Poio.
niac Pioneer. We have been induced
to this course. though fortunate enough
to sustain the establishment for eish.
teen months, from the consideration
that the patronage is insufficient 10
justify its continuance.
We have endeavoured, since the
commencement of the Pioneer, to rem
der il interesting, by spreading before
its readers, such intelligence and mis-
cellaneous matter only, as, we thought,
would tend to their benefit or graiifi.
cation-with what success, IL is for
them to say; and If our humble. yet
weil-intended efforts to crafty, have
met the appreciation Of our patrons, we
attribute it rather Ia their friendship
and partiality than any ability Of ours.
When we reflect that We took our
station here As strangers, i'm manner,
both young and inexperienced, we
cannot bid adieu TO our patrons, with
out expressing our gratitude for the
manifestations of their friendship.
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Hest India Trade. George
Canning, from New York, which car
ried out the Presidents proclamation
for opening our West India trade. ar
rived at Liverpool about the I'd Nov.
and the British Government immedi
atcly repealed their Order in Council
which prohibited that trade. This re.
peal was published at London on the
9th Nov.
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TnE MysTEuY TmCKESs.-Tbc follow ing ar
tcie IL froio the Salem Gazette Of late date
u ccrroborr,es a Recently published ia ,hc
northern papers. but 30 far from clearing uI
the mystery, il only serves to make Z" darkness.
Nrisil,ts
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"A LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAiNiNG in the Post Office, H.rpers
IL Ferry. on the 3ist December, 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-20
From the Washington Globe.

The Editor of the National (Bankl Gazette savs-
"Fron Baltimore date yesterday, o'clock, p. NJ. we
Ic'n that among the members of the National Repub.
can convention, there assembled unanmity seemed 70
prevail touching the nomination of Mr. Clay for r office
OF freidon' but II wasdccned quite uncertain who would
he selected for that Of Vice President"
Certainly there was never such miserable mum.
merry played of before the eyes of am intelligent
people, as Is presented III the getting up and goilf
off, of this National Republican Convention GUna.
nimhy we are told, prevails, "touchine he ,og,inn
ton Of Nh Goy for The office Qr President" I'm a
Convention convokcd for this special purpose, and
composed of persons who, we have no doubt were
for the most part pressed by Mr.. Clay himself to
undertake. this service, this "unanimy" is not ex-
traordinary. The forms of nh election, by public
meetings, were pretended, but in such way as ia
render the whole proceeding ridiculous. In some
places ten, III others six voters, would make the Clny
delegate; and, OH one occasion, prodgious string
Of resolutions, eInanating from "nuncrous and
respectable" meeting, forthcoming in tile news
papers, giving the name of the tavern at which they
were passed, when the inn-kcepcr, who was al
homo all day, was entirely ignorant that such an as
semblaSe OF customers had assembled under his
roof We were recently informed by n gentleman
OF honor, OF a similar Clay meeting which took plac,
! III Virginia III was composed of six persons Az
ter soberly taking tcir seats n chairman and socrc
tary were solcmnIy appointcd; then Committee o
/ three were chosen by the chair to prepare prcam
bic and resolutions for tile occasion. The Commit
tee retired, and left solitary National Republican
remaining, who, with the "unanmty" which char
acterizcs the Baltimore Convention, voted the doing
OF the Committee, and approved of thc nomination
OF delegates 10 Baltimore.
il will be remembered TINT Mr. Clay himsclfpsid
visit 10 Indiana, where ho declared himself candi
date Tor ihe Presidency in virtue Of nomination b.
q caucus Oi MS paTtizanH in Kentucky. fIc cout
not rcsisf tic "dsiingshod honor" illus conf.rre,
by kentuckyl and with 1l Difference 10 tie call o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-20

N CHANCERY--VI RoINIA.--Atr rules held in the
Clerk ohce OF the Circuit Superior Court Law and
Der, 1881:
Robert Haskins and Martha f. his wife, ate Martha f.
ErcncrI pltfs
John A.. Archer, William w. Archer Peter F. Archer.
Mary Archer Louisa {. Archer john Icacs and Sarah Il
ms VIE late Sarah r. Archery and Cincinnats Jones' Ii
benus Jones, Tecmachus JONES' and Ulysses Jones' in
FAINT children of Elizabeth T. Jones, decd formerly Eliza
al item, dcfJ,s
The defendant John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, not
having entered their appearance, and given security ac-
cordng to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing that they inhabitants of this Com
monwealth IL is ordered that the said defendants do an
pear here at rules 10 be held for the said court i'm the
Clerks Office thereof, the first Monday in January
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy OF
TINS order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed In the city OF Richmond for months successfully
and another copy posted the front door oe
OF this county. Copy-Tcse.
LAWSON NUNNAIIY, ID. c.
u. Sw
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
n.saL.. n 90 1901


NOTiCE il hereby given 10 the propetos of the Five
per cent. Stock, created in pursuance OF Act
Congress- passed on the 18th day OF May, 1920, that the
Certificates Off, said stock amounting in the whole
NINE HUNDRED AND NiNErY-NINE THOU
SAND NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE
DOLLARS AND THIRTEEN CENTS, will be paid
ON the second day of January next the propieors there
OIL or their legal representatives attorneys duly consi-
uted the presentation and surrender of the said Ccr-
Gates, at the Treasury, at the Loan Office where the
may stand credited.
Noccis further given, that transfer of the Ccrtii-
Gates OF said Stock from the books the Treasury any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the day of December
next
said Stock will cease and determine the LIST day of Jani-
airy next. LOUIS McLANE,
Oct. T. li3--oaiidl Secretary Of the Treasury.
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ORIGINAL F'ssEsgasN.
TO MRS. KNIGHT.
/" mccn ,lrRsM,I>, rN.r-,o

TO MRS. KNIGHT
tar :" Tho "r"s', VII, suni ,hi i'iis
On 'hs ,,S hpss''ns those "a b,hu', spfinsinyi
", tho hill sub, where rcho sohi) calls
10 the young v'ues around The Old irccs el,u:iny
Ny Gunains bcsuiiI u, aud deep,
~ III. sti time of Suu,n.t = twilight
Nrsr the blue Ocean on who0' siiEts .ir.p
rs1'hc pale star aus rcm H,it ni'ln 90, Heaven,
NV wsTry foot hath wsri. red anil mis-. .v.
Sought cot the brilliant aud the hi.4t of earth
found ihcin-yctt ~y s'i lud u" stating sigh,
Nhilo ny heart tainted IN tie mis, ~ Inu,h
ii" en-" cay halls ~bsr. beauty thread. the d.nrs,
Or like fury rnorcs ia d,zahns sr-ntlruo,
NMfe hy s"it l'Ps aud passions bufnin. glance,
The trusting h.Hu summoned surrender;
Where nnl'ir. music mad" the .nui, bow,
D" the dim light 81 the Religious Altar
rear the ycun- birn rpnn who,c Np. the
Of love aud conh lrucA did .i.h,i, taller
On hnvr hns"rrd We, among them ALL
My y"u'hiu btoS shad. by ~ eln"n:
hfnong tho b"1uuul I heard pr1n call,
And p:ned To 'sSt me In the die aml tomb.
Lon; hath this bosom in deep sorrow dwell
ny VOC" h"ih reused u from, hiras.ns sluint"'s.
hnd this chi cd heart ~ love beet mad iu n-li.
Wy the sol, ton" uI thu uut,va led n,'nhrrs
rs my th"nshs wandered ~ III" lln' "f dreams
f.lst ulsh, they blessed lax, power nom Heaven;
sweet IKE TIA" minstrel music ol the streams,
H tw'iish' n,r- I" the wild wuih,rp gwen,
-NoD. can lo,k upon the splendid eaitbe-
fha sky-the of bri Iliancs will be- full
Tho iaugh--thc smil'--in sunny hours Of mirth,
Like u dear Influence my breast VIII uii.
fotg'va the Stranger, that his ly'es low string
For thee, y"urg Songsircss, dsr-s to ten,hle-
Long hath " been ust-ncs elected thing,
whose richest tone could nothing sweet r-sru,hI.
bu' On Thy notes have found their answering chords
In tbe sad spirt uf tim b,kenhoaucd
they called 1" life n dear ones parting word.;
. WY nn'n hath hrobbcdhc diamond have stsrted
Farewell To thee FAREWELL soon I leave
. The g"ntl" scenes hy thee made conscctrtr,
Net Their biigh hucs heart will gladly weave
With the dark colours IN its web of fato
STRANGER IN RrcuMoSp
thursday Morning.
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BY the severity Of the whether he would offer The fol-
wing, ~ w "
Meso'rea, That committee Of - be appointed to
wait upon the Honorable Charles Carroll OF the
surviving patriot who signed the Declaration of our indie
pcndcnce, and know at what time aud place it would b,
agreeable TO him TO receive the members Of the Naona
Republican Convention, who with tender 10 him heir
best feelings and high Of gratitude for hi, patriotic
services.
Mr. Coomhs of Kentucky, moved that the committee
consist of from each State ami H. rcs,l,,on ~.
agreed 10.
AZ the suggestion Of the Chair the Delegates from each
state appointed member, and the following gentlemen
composed the committee Maine, Charles Mussey; n
,,,,ampsnite, w A. Kent; Massachusetts, a. Ii. Everett
Rhode Island, N. +. Dixon; Connecticut Jos Trunbull
Vermont, W. A. Giiswold; New York, A. r. Lawrence
New Jersey, W. Hastcd; Pennsylvania Josiah Randall
Virginia, Robert Stanarj North, Carolina r. H. Alex
andcr; Kentucky, Lee White; Tenne ssec b. McNeery
Vmc' =. MOTION Louisiana, II. a. Dullard Indiana, j.
| y. Nicely; District OF Columbia, " alter Jones
Ono OF the Delegates from Kentucky stated that he had
received letter from Mcssrs. f. johnson and James d.
Nioorhead Delegates to this Convention from Kentucky
expressing their regret at being detained road by
the ice in the Mississippi and requesting him 10 inform ,be
Convention, that they both favor of the nomina
ION OF Henry Clay.
Nlr Randall of Pennsylvania stated that n. the readns
OF the Address would probably occupy considerable time
Tomorrow, he moved that when the Convention adjourn
IL adjourn until ten o'clock Thurslay-whc beinr
iourncd
I'VE arc requested to state that Governor Howard was
prevented from attending tho Convention by severe nd,
position in his family.
onumcraiing the names Of the gentlemen of the COM
'tce appointed to communicate the nomination OF the
Convention TO Mr. Clay, our paper of Yesterday we
omitted by accident the Delegate from Rhode Island
Mr. r.. Robbins The name Of that gentleman was in
correctly printed In our list will be by avcrting
TO il. y "s
The Delegate from North Carolina who declined voting
a, stated IN The proceedings of Tuesday, MIR. +. III
'"u"ah oil North Carolina and not Mr.. II. H. Alexander
LIN 2
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HENRY Fits,
THOMAS TURNER.
PATRICK HAMILTON,
CHAS. BASK ERVJLL,
GEO. ID. BASK ERVILL,
VIM. II. BASK ERVILL.

n HAVE flrmed Mai. John p. White celebrated Race
Horse COLLIER. lie will stand the ensuing season at
Chesterfield Mcchlcnburg county Virginia. His reputa-
lion and character Race Horse needs comment
nc is well known 10 the racing world The season will
commence the first Of March next; previous which
time the terms Of the Pedigree Performances, &C
viii he published which have doubt will cntitlc him
to rank Stallion he has done Racer lie Is la
ken from the turf without the least injury
RICHARD c. PURYEAR.
Nov 20. 5S-wH
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VIE oAkRiDGE FEMALE SCHOOL, viii bc con
"A tnucd the ensuing Year. under the Instruction of
Miss IL Jones, whose system of teaching is on the most
moaerh ana approved plan. The School will open on the
ION January next and close 18th December following
wi, vacation oil ono month during the summer In this
Schoo the usual course OF instruction pursued for afford.
ments of Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and Rhetoric
Miss D. will also teach plain needle work Ten or twelve
Doardcs VIII be received at Oakridge, 500 each icd
ing all expenses, payable half yearly Ii is desirable that
some oil the boardcrs furnish their bed and bedding and
III such cases, So will be deducted
Nov. 20. [5S-Im1 WILSON ALIEN
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TREASURY DEPARTM ENT, ,.


VtIUltT UII IooI. }
AEIHEREAS, Notice was given by this Department on
w the lat instant, To the Projectors Of the Fotu and
amy per cent Stock of Fire Millions Of Dollars, created
in pursuance OF Act of Congress of the 18th Of May 1927
and TO the ProprcOrs of the Fice per cent Stock
pursuance of an Act OF the 18th OF May, 1920, that h
iicaoS OF the said Stock will be redeemed The ls I'd
OF January next rcspecycy and whereas of the Pro-
their Certificates previously the aforesaid LIT or
ary NOTICE is SOW GIVEN, That, the presentation
and surrender by the Proprietor of any Certificate or his
Attorney duly constituted, the Treasury, or the oan
Office where the may credited at any time pre-
vosy to the aforesaid I "a of January next the case
may be- the principal of the said Certificate will be
burscd and the interest which shall have thereon
the time OF such surrender, will be paid.
LOUIS McLANE, Seer'yef the Treasury.
oct IL. Ii-cowtl stJan
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a tONCORD ACADEMY The exercises of this Sc
" ninary for the ensuing year will the
10Th OF January, and terminate the 18th of December
allowing August for vacation. The Classical Depart
gent will comprise the Ancient and Modern Languages.
The Mathematical course will be adapted to the vocation
which the Student may select or 10 the College Univer-
sity where he may wish TO graduate, after leaving this
institution. While due attention will be paid TO the adj
vancemen Of the pupils in The higher branches 10 pains
viii be spared in imparng 20 them a thorough acquaint-
ance with such studies constitute complete English
Education. The relations aud friends of the Students arc
invited TO visit them at any time and Judge Of their sua-
zion and Improvement The terms for Board aud Tuition
will be SiO each boarcr finding his bed and candles;
SIG, If they he furnished him. Some Of the Students
will complete their Acadcmicai this year. and will
leave vacancies for others Parents and Guardians who
may wish to commit their children and wards TO the
the Subscriber, requested write TO him. and direct
ihcI letters to TIIOS. -. COLEMAN,
Presideat Of Tie Concord .acGieely near me
Bowiipg Grcen, Caroline County.
Nov. lS. 55-wGt
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HDOBIIC SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust a. ecut
"A cd by Jefferson Swami, the 22d day of Scptcm-
Der 1872 for purposes therein mentioned and recorded in
.he Cierk ohce oil Powhatan county Court will be ex-
posed TO salc TO the highest bidder nj public auction for
ready money! at Powhatan Courthouse on the third
ncsay in December next, (bcng Powhaan county Court
eayo tract OF land i'm the county of Pohaan called and
known by the name of Woodland, containing one hundred
and ninety-ninc and adjoining the lands of Richard
Taylor and Samuel Drake and Others much thereof
as VIII be sufficient to satisfy the purposes the said deed
and such title only the Trustees have by the decd OF
trust aforesaid, will be conveyed the purchaser by
oct. H. Iw2mJ THE TRUSTEES