Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

attended 10, WILL: BOILING.
nov 4-w4c
'ENHE OAKRIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL
< will be continued the ensuing year, under
the instruction OF Miss T.. Jones' whose system
of teaching is highly approved of. The School
Will Oxen on the 5th January next, and close
on the 18th December following, allowing one
months vacation during summer. In this
School, the usual course of instruction is pur~
sued, for aftording the best Female English
Education, including the Rudments of Chemis-
try, Natural Philosophy and Rhetoric. Miss
J. will also teach plain Needle Work. Ten or
twelve boardcrs will be taken at Oakridge, for
whose board, tuition, &c. 800 will be charged
payable half yearly. 1t is desirable, that somo
of the boarders furnish their own bed and bed
ing-in such cases, So will be deducted.
WILSON ALLEN.
Bow ling Green, Nov. 1881. no 7-8tc
RTOTICE.-All persons having claims against
VI the Estate of James Henderson, Decd arc
required to present them duly authenticated to mo-
before the 10th December next, as [ am
about to close my administration, and deliver tho
Estate to the Lcgatees
HANCOCK LEE, Ex'r,ef
Jas. Henderson, decd.
Manchester, Nov. 25th 1831-2aw ct
rel OTICE.-Tnc undersigned is des,rops q
~ adjusting the affairs of his intcstate as
speedily possible, and therefore requests all
persons Indebted 20 his ntestate to make paw
ment, as he cannot delay the performance of his
duties. He also takes this method of notifying
all persons having claims against his Intesi ate,
on his individual account, or security for any
person or persons Whatever, to make kRown TO
him oil such claims without delay. This notics
viii ba plead in bar of such claims as shall pat
be made known within Il reasonable time.
RICHARD G.. SMITH,
Adgl'r Of VIM. Cunningham, decd,
no l7-lawl2t C Late of Hanover county.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
z AM disposed to sell my Mill and Planto-
a ton on Cars creek, in The county ofRock--
bridge, lying on the highway from Covington
and Bath to Lexington, distant about six miles
from the letter. and two miles from the North
fork OF James River, which is naYirabla to
LynchburC. This Farm contains upwards OF
four hundred acrcs-a large portion Of which il
OF excellent quality, and has sufficient quaRti-
ty Of meadow-all of which is walered Tho
improvements are a good country farm house,
and all necessary ont bouscs-a new barn of tho
first order, and 200 acres Of cleared land,
which may be divided into ten fields. so as to
have running water in each; a valuable MGR
chant MIL, lately built, with two pair Of stones
the house is three stories high. and large e.
nough to contain o, 900 bushels Of wheat.
The situation of this farm, independent of its
fertility adds greatly TO its value. II is in the
neIghbOrhoOd Of three manufactures Of Iron, Of
,'-'0''' Wv C"A'' ~ " " "SHluE iV'--dbu az
!oros an excellent stand for country store. Il
gentleman DESTROYS of residing in Lexington or
account OF bis children, could with convenience
attend TO- and draw oil his supplies from this
farm. The Mil which has a good custom, and
winch, with good management, she may retain,
ls situated near the lower end Of the tract, and
may be separated from it without Inconvenience
l am willing TO sell them separate. The terms
OF sale will be made convenient to purchasers.
A. STUART.
Stanton, Nov. 1O-2aw6'c
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