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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
NEW BOOKS,
For sale and Circulation at
JAMES HAMMOND'S

Circulating Library and Book Store,
JU n + II, 1881.
The Dutchman's Freslde tale, 2 vols. by J. X.
Paulding.
The History Of Chivalry and the Crusades, BY G..
Z. Il. james, esq. author Of Darnley & co. be-
Ing the 2Oth number Of the Family Library
The Monastery, romance, the revised edition, by
Sir Walter Scott, vols.
Destiny, or the Chiefs Daughter, by the author of
Marriage, Sew.
The Talba, or Moor of Portugal, n romance by
mrs Bray, author of the Protestant, sc vols.
Mrs llc'nans' new poems--songs of the affections,
with other poems, vol.
Memoirs of the life of the Right Honorable Sir
George Canning, 2 vols.
The Catcchisn Of Health, or plain and simple
rules for the preservation of the Health and Vi
gor Of the constitution from infancy to old age,
! vol.
A Dictionary of select & popular quotations which
are daily in use, taken from the Latin, French,
Greek, Spanish, and Italian languages, | vol.
The Holy and protanc states, by Thomas Fuller,
with some account of the author and his writ
ings, vol.
The lnvalid's Oracle, or directions for myigorating
and proonslng life, by William Kitchener, MD
author of the Cooks Oracle, | vol.
\ practical treatise on Gesture, chiefly distracted
from .\ustin's chronomin, adapted to the uso Of
students, vol.
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EpOOKS Of every description for Merchants
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work is wanted, it may be inferred from the fact
that more books Of his manufacture have been
sold during the last eight years, than has been
made by any other person in this town, and that
his work is now used by more than half the
Banks in Providence: and by Il great proportion
of the Banks in the vicinity.
Stationers who do not make their own Books
will find this establishment TO offer Books for
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Writing Books OF a superior quality, constantly
on hand
IL" Orders are respectfully solicited.
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Providence, II. ]. June 10, 1881. r.. i5-ly.
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From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
TIE PROPOSED RURAL GENIE
TERl,

At the late session Of the General
Court, an act was passed, cnlarging the
powers of the horticultural Society, III
such IA manner as to enable it to establish
a rural cemetery, i'll connection with the
experimental garden, which forms Il part
of the original plan of that Society,"
Preliminary steps have been taken to ex-
ercise the powers granted by this addi-
tional act OF incorporation. The subject
has been under the consideration Of
large and highly respectable committee,
selected lor their known interest Ill the
design; and plan ofmeasures to be pur-
sued, for carrying the object into effect,
has been prepared and adopted. This
plan is contained in the following report,
which has been accepted by the Society.
The Committee to whom was referred
the method of raising subscriptions for
the Experimental Garden and Cemetery,
beg leave to
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j.. CEARK'S
f X c III A \ G. E,-l63 BRoADwAy
Three Doors below .Maiden-Lane.

yHNIil. above establishment has recently gone in
u 10 operation. Frequently experiencing the
many nconvenenGes that strangers are suhJectto
an transactpg their business in this place. often in
want ofthe convenience ola writing apparatus, and
ihe means Of asceranns the different locations, Sc.
Which they may be in pursuit of about the city and
vicinity have taken the liberty to give the public
a general iln itaon to consider themselves at home
a,nh me, while they remain i'll the city. All the
principal city papers, together with most of tho
New-Engand, and the principal Southern & West
tern and fair assortment of foreign papers con-
veniently arranged for the accommodation Of the
public. Any negociations, or any business that may
fall in the line of a Stock and Exchange Broker,
will be attended to with fidelity, punctuality des-
patch.
Any commission with which my friends may ia
me, will he complied with to the full letter Of
their instructions. Please call on
j. l.. CLARK,
l6s, Broadway, New-lork, or at the corner of
Union Buildings, Providence.
April, 20 1891.
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TO LET,

AND POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY.
NNllE lower part of the House in Churcl-str,.
IL now occupied by mrs. T.. White, said tene-
n.ent has every convenience which is necessary Tor
a small fany-ior further particulars enquire Of
NJ. HALL,
Or ELIZABETH WHITE.
june 10.
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TCTHE CoMSUMERS VEN
IERS OF S SCI " Y Z Il L L
GOAL IN NEWPORT AND
IFS VICINITY.
PHILADELPHIA Juno lst, 1891


vAYlE subscriber is extensively engaged in min
~ lug Anthracite coal in Schuylklll county.
Qem,) and from the extent of his landed interest
in tht region, Is enabled To furnish the article Of
supeior quality and the best eru,s: he will sup
ply chuyll>il coal deli>e on his landing at l.o-
cuSt street, on the river Schuyln, free from I'M
punH or slate at - 50 cts. per ton of 22i0 lbs,
he will engage Ia deliver it at any of the wharycs
IN tle town of Newport, 1T 80 per ton: tho guam
tty taken to he not less than II cargo: when the
price At which this description of coal has hereto
fore sold IN Newport, and the very great saving
that viii result from an arrangement wlih the sub
scrbu Is taken into consideration, hc trusts that
the difference Ia cost will ducc those feeling AN
interest in having their supplies on the best terms,
10 fl'or him with their orders.-Ten,s of pay
mcnt months for approved paper OF three per
cent discount for cash Satisfactory references
will le given Gas to the ability ofhe subsc iber to
conirm to any arrangement he may make if re-
quircl)
SAMUEL =. WETllERlIL,
No. 1876, .irch street, PhH
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
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PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

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I.1TELY RECEITED,

LATELY RECEII'ED.
Destiny, or the Chiefs Daughter, by the author OF
Marriage &c. = '. IL mo.
History oi Chiyary, & the Crusadcs, by the au-
thor of 'Richelicu;' 'Damley,' &c. | vol. he
my No. NN of llarpcrs Family Library all the
Nos. of which are received as above for sale
aud circulation.
The Iaba. or Moor of Portugal, n romance, by
Mrs. Bray. author of the Protestant &c. See v.
Lives of eminent Painters \ ScuIptors, BY a Han
Cunningham. in 3 vols.
Notes on Italy in Is29--30 by Rembrandt Pealc,
in | vol, s vO.
Voyages & Discoveries of tho companions Of Co
lumbus; by Washington Irving, III vol. vo.
ADDITIONS-June l5.
The Duchnan's Fircsidc. bv the author of the
BackwoodSlnan. John Bull in America, &c ~.
Directions for inygoraiing and proonging life; or,
the nyaIid's Oracle, BY Doct. Kitchener, v.
Edinburgh Review, No lo5. for April 1880.
American Quarterly, No. Is. for June, "
ADD TION S-June 23d.
Narrative ola Greek Soldier; containing anecdotes
and occurrences Illustrating the character 4 man
ners of the Greeks and Turks in Asia Minor, and
detailing events OF the late war in Greece by
Petros Mengour, vol.
Meredl,l,-a Tale of the American Revolution, by
the author of "'rhe Betrothed Of Wyoming v.
Fragments of Voyages and Travels, including an
erd"tes OFFS Naval Life, by Capt. Basil Hail. in
z vols.
Journal of a cruise of the L. s. schooner Dolphin,
among the Islands oftle Pacific Ocean, by Lieut..
liram Paudns, vol
Notes of a Traveller, during a tour through Eng
land, France, &c. in 1928, by Jacob Green, NJ.
ID,
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X T. p q II L:

I. That it is expedicnt to purchase for
a Garden and Cemetery, tract of land g,
commonly known by the name Of Sweet
Auburn, near the road leading from Bos-
ton to Watcrtown, containing about sew
enty two acres, for the sum of six thou
sand dollars, provided that that sum be
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
&aA xEaea
G;;;;;ah Hor SALE, 5H

VHNIINr splendid LOT, about one acre of
land, OH the Hill, few rods soull east Of
the Odd Stone Mill, formerly the property of
George Cox, deceased, together with house
slaughter-house, barn and other buildings, next
lot south of Mrs. Fry's boarding house, near the
Redwood Library. Said lot is one of the most
elegant spots to build Mansion House, mas
much as it has most beautiful view of the lIar-
bour-on the West view of the Beach-on the
East, there is not so delightful II situation for II
building spot in the town. For conditions and fur
ther particulars, apply to .NH1H4.NIEL
SWEET, Agent for the Heirs Of George
Cor, deceased.
.NerpOrt, lime |.
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COMPOSIIIO.N
Xeast, sc.

u easd, &C.
WINS almost indispensable article in families,
IL is manufactured by the subscriber, warrant
ed of the first quality, and can be obtained fresh,
daily, by application at his variety StOre, head
OF Gardner's wharf, where general assortment of
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, UL\ES,
TEAS, CORDLaLS, sc.
may be obtained on the most reasonable terms.
FOR SALE, Percussion and Hint Guns,
double and single barrelcd; cylinder gunpowder,
Ca superior artice0 Duponls FF do; 20, 900 Per-
cussion Caps buckShot and balls of different size; ;
patent shot, powder TASKS, double and single shot
belts, SC.
lie has also made an arrangement with House
IN Boston, importers of guns and sporting appara-
ts Of every deScrp ption, and can furnish gentlemen
with articles in that line at II short notice. at the
Boston prices; and guns of any quality, fom 80
10 $50 each.
II jSFor the accommodation of gentlemen, and
,isters to this Island, he will keep good assort-
nlent of rowLrNG PIECES to lei by the day, and
will furnish equipments necessary for sporting.
Second hand Guns, Watches, sc. bought and
sold-on hand, lot Of Jewery, musical lnsru-
ments, sc. &c.
,UPRESTORA BEER.
This cool and refreshing beverage, free from
pernlcous drugs, can be obtained at all times, by
the glass, bottle or dozen. OF its quality, call and
Judge for yourselves.
WILLIAM GOFF.
N. B. A quantity Of old lumber, consisting Of
Boards, Joist, Timber, &c for sale cheap for cash.
NOTICE EXTRA.
am under the necessity ofcalIng upon all per-
aons who are indebted to me, either by Note or
Book account, the same being of more than ono
years standing, unless settled previous to the ist
of August next, will after that date, find their ac-
counts in the hands Of WM. ENNIS, Esq. for col
lection.
june 23d.
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SPER NJ OIL.

4 few barrels superior Sperm Oil for sale by
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June 8.
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SAMUEL =. WETIlERIIL,
No. 1926, .Hch street, PhH.
ELEGANT SU.MuER GOODS,
lust OPENED AND FOR SALE BY
e. 2. NEWTON,

No. l58, Thames street.
CONSISTING oia variety OF silks, ginghans,
~ Prints and nislins for dresses fancy hand
kerchici, scars. blk lasting, princetta, Brochela,
b0mbazjnS, ,stormant and Mexican mixtures, with Il
desirable lot of seasonabe good..
Iune {.
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w. CALL.AHAN'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

ALL NEW NovTLs AND WORKS or MERIT
RECEIVED As SOON As PUBLIsHED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

The report va t6sn taken up. and on motion al ~
Davis The con'esng candidate admitted to the Bar
I The report having been read
Mr. tves said that principle was declared i'm the boz
y oil the report which was essential first to settle, be-
lore acting upon the resolutions OF the committee He
therefore moved to amend the report as TO throw the
o"us proedadi on the con,esing members
On this motion debate cnsued in which Messrs Mar
shsiI, hives, Miller Preston and Davis took part
r' stevenson then presented resolution to
init the Report TO the Committee with insruc 10 con-
slider the corrected poll the county conclusivc evidence
OF the election. On motion of Mr.. Rves the resolution
Of Mr. s. was modified 81 fellows
Hesoirsd, That the Report OF the COMMITTEES If pr;,i.
lcges and Elections on the memorial OF John H. Vawtcr
complaining of the undue election Of John W Kelley
from the county OF Monroe be 90 said Com
mec, with instructions TO consider the corrected pof
of the election IN said county, pr.aa facie or pre-
sumpve evidence Of the legality OF the OF said
rceted poll.
On these resolutions and motions debate Of consdcras
bic Tenth cnsued in which Messrs Rves, Marshall Brod
nax Moore Powell and Campbell Of Brooke, participated
This debate will be given m our ncxtJ
The question on adopting the resolution Of Mr. Steven
son as amended by Mr. Rves then taken by ayes
noes, and decided in the affirmative as followst
4yeS--Messr Banks (Speakcr.) Wood of Albemarle,
rersnger Garland Brooke Campbell OF Bedford, Faux
ner, Anderson and Wilson of Botc,ourt She'll Paeson
OF H., Rivcs, Daniel, ir Richardson Pendlcop Br,pax
Jones' Stephenson Hale OF Franklin Wood and Bryce of
Frederick, Snilow Spencer, Bruce Sims Poston John
son, Grave!y Berry, Dabney, Allen, Corde Caldwell,
Knox, DilIngsiy Byne, webb, cabe, Chandler Leigh,
Land ShSnds Carter OF w., Jessec, Crump, Gillespie,
MCoy, Morris, King, and Brown--57.
sN0eS-Mc'srS Nj Cub, Campbell Of BrooSc, Spurlock;
paueson ofC.. Broodus, Wilson of c.. Ball. Chiffon Mar.
shall, SULLIVAN, Smith of c. Hail of c., Erskinc Roanc,
Jordan, Shield, Summers, Hays Lawson, McIlhaney,
Pondexter, Street, Smith OF Mason, Henry, Fitzhugh,
Parriot Davis lncr, Swanson, Miller, linn, Duyuy,
Moore, Nj 'Dowell MMahon, Cline, Elgorc. Bare Car.
son, Powell, Moncure, MCulloch, Keller, Newton and
Crockett to-
The following cngroised bills read Sd time and
passcd: To authorize of money 10 be raised by
lottery Tor the benefit of the Mechanics Benevolent So
cety o the Borough of NorC)k-2s To establish a sepa-
rate election in the county OF Shenandoah3 To authoriso
the raising of money by lottery to construct road
from Covngton TO the Red Sulphur Springs.
On motion OF Mr. SPurlock, the House ADJOURNED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24
DEATHS.

ConMuNcarEo Afer iness, IL
night the 9TH inst DR. Thsmas " Bass ado
ny hn ncqnain to attempt lIb0Icd eugy OF
but one who has Known him w and the
ms hcndshp would do enEs
family ho
stances oil wealth, aud family
iahoufs enabled
useful life Modest and refining youthful and umng,
hihitcd only the circle those
whose d"wning luso his friends
aud enjoyed IN anticipation evening gdod with
vanished and the blight ofosoati
passed over me td OF hnppicst expectation and npped
bloom Of life and manly beauty No longer will tho
socn party be eheeIed by which
pes'on o his anabc and lofty feelings tho
his
hut the drsnae rese his
OF dconsoe mother and sister, which
meaning wing nut can never ob tctaie tho which
the hour of keonest cion bamy his
the
oil moral rcc'ude and that when the chill
of existence, whose
Him whose is righteousness
end Tuo b" was able calmly and peacefully his
the Of his God
In st Georgo Dorchester Dr. eldest son of Judge
Lee at haeon AT Mansfield FedeTickurs iss
BERNARD IN the 10Th of her the daughter ofS
BERNARD, On Of
about five hours duration Der OF
Court az Appeals in
In lynchburg John Schnnfed Of
the 23i of her - "
~ WINDSOR tupper County Thursday tho 18th inst, IN ,b.
I'D her Mrs Margaret
nj Archibald NJ
which
ful and dgcn discharge OF all her worldly duties,
the great and important truths OF Christianity be
hs, part winged flight mansions Of
nal bliss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

" with ho poorer classes whodopend upon labo,
for subsistence, would be to find the of paying the
expense OF passage to this country.
BY some means other, however-U|s2haps by ndent-
Ing themselves for certain pcrodtlS difficulty would
be removed and in very short time should gain
ut least two useful laborcrs for every out
IN addition TO this thereby be given
chancs and farming with capital sufficient invest
IN land (who would not be disposed TO make of slave
labor) to settle amongstus.
Thus appears to knowing do the rcpugnance
that European farmers, and mechanics abore have
osctte in land, where the labor l. chiefly performed by
slaves, should gain four times the number of
habitants we sent out consummaton devoutly TO be
wished or as we should thereby not only greatly add to
the preponderante in numbers Of the whites the
blacks, but increase in the value OF lands would
speedily take place, and the whole face Of the country
would be improved, by increase OF cultivation.
For the truth OF the opinion here advanced we have
y to leo the States of Kentucky Ohio: the lat
ter the younger of the two where slavery is not permit
ted. having filled up much faster than the former, though
the former superior advantages both of so and
climate perhaps to the latter: such is the fatal incubus
which slavery carries along with
In the time, guard against future dangers from,
coored population, and to ranquiliz the minds
eow cuzens 1t VIII be necessary to take in revision the
laws already in existence in regard slaves and free
coorcd people, and to such further laws, may be
requisite Tor the keeping strict and vgilant police
not permitting masters OF slaves under
penalties grant any reaxatons thcrerom; such re-
hxaons might be extremely injurious, by creating spi-
rit OF discomfort amongst those to whom they
granted.
Were disposed to enlist tie feelings of philanthropy in
favor OF my scheme might dilatc the incacuable
benefits to be derived from successful prosecution of
not only to the barbarous tribes of Africa, by infusng
amongst them the bIessingsof liberty, civilization and
gion, but TO the oppressed of every land who might here
find shelter from tyranny and arbitrary laws, meet
with security TO the Industrious against poverty and want;
which to many, Notwithstanding their best exertons are
almost the certain consequences of ooensc population
IT, in giving my ideas on this all cngrossng subject
have used too many words desire ii may be ascribed to
the inability of the writer who is most anxious ON This
subject make himself understood who has no other
aim in view but to contribute his mite promoting
the peace and happiness of the land OF his adoption
. December 1881. SEMEN
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Al ARRIA(,ES

On Thursday evening last 10y Stephen Tnyor Mai
nom NJ k"hy. OF tho D. Army Miss Mary daugh
of David isr Esl
CoaMUNcGT.p In brunswick on ult. b,
'.rannar MIR Thomas suy Louisa Gillian
tho coun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24
Thursd0n. Dee. %.

The Speaker presented the petition Of sndry citizens
OF Nansenorfd, on the subject Of Free Negroes:
Mr. webb said Inc would simply remark 10 The house
that though the petition om Nansemond which had lust
been presented was signed by twenty thirty per
sons only and seemed 10 have been entirely gotten up by
his predecessor, Capt John c. Cohoon, who did not think
proper TO enust him with IFS presentation he nevcrthc
less lett no hesitation in saying that expressed probably
the unanimous wish OF the people of Nauscmond.
Petitions were also prescntcdby Mr. Spurlock, Of CT
hZcns OF Cabc TO authorize George L. Burton to establish
landing on the Virginia side Of Big Sandy rvcr-by Mr.
Stevenson, OF citizens Of Fayetc county 10 alter the To-
cauon OF their county scat-by Mr. Bruce of citizens OF
HALIFAX for revision Of the militia lowsby Mr. Tod, Of
James G. Luck and his wife, for relief from Judgment
against them IN the Superior Court Of Caroline; and Of
Batiaile to be refunded a sum Of money.
On motion Of MIR McIlhancy, IL was
HeSotred, That the Committee Of Courts Of Justice be
instructed to enquire into the expcdency Of authorizing
clasica'on OF the magrirscs Of each county, and Of al
lowing them per diem compensation for their services
while actually sitting in and also into the oxpcdicn
empowering Justice Of the Peace TO take 5cnow
Judgments Of deeds
On motion Of Mr.. Sims Il was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

d ALE or NEGROES, Ssc.-Will be sold Thurs
~ day the fifth day Of January next at the Tavern Of
John s. Cooke the county Of hbemarle from forty to
fifty valuable Slaves, consisting Of Men, Women, Boys
and Girls among them several valuable mechanics.
Immediately after the sale Of the negroes, will be sold st
Blair Park, the crop of Corn, Plantation Utensils, &c
7trs:A part Of the negroes will be sold for cash, the
remainder and the other articles, a credit Of twelve
months the purchaser giving bond with approved security
WM BROWNE J Executors OF
ALEX'R BROWN Jas Henderson
Dee Is 1891 Cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

XOTSPUR will stand the next season in the county OF
y Gouccstcr.-Scasonto commence the first OF March
and end the first of July Particulars 10 be made known
hereaicrlotpuriS horse Of the purest blood, and Of
the most approved Virginia racing stock.
Dec. %. T67-w6wl JOHN u. CHRISTIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

Edward Edge, Elan Edge Asey Edge Elizabeth Edge,
Nancy Edge and Grief Barksdalc late Sheriff Of Charlotte
10 whom committed administration OF the estate dc
bonis Of Edward Eiom deceased, with the will annex
cd fjcHs
The defendants, Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Ascy
Edge, Elizabeth Edge, and Nancy Edge, not having en-
tered their appearance according to the Act of Assembly
and the Rules Of this Court and appearing TO the satis
faction of the Court that they inhabitants of THIS
State The motion Of the Plaintiff by COUNSEL is order.
Cd That The SID Defendants do appear here the frs
Monday in March next and ccr their appearance and
The PIandHs bill and give security for perform
ing the decree Of tic Court and that copy of this order
be inserted I'm the Richmond Enquirer, for two months
successfully and posted at the front Of the Court.
house of the said county a Copy. Testc,
WINSLOW ROBINSON, CLERK,
Dec. 10. 61--wSwN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

EN CHANCERY.- Rules holden in the Clerks Of
3 fec of the County Court of Charlotte tho 9Th day Of
December, 1881:
Lewis Dunn, p1H,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

ED ANDOLPH MACON COL1EGE.--1he prcpara.
a tory School of this Institution will open the 18th
day of January ncxtbeing ready for the reception
OF pups-The committee appointed for bringing il into
operation requested TO meet al Boydton the 18th of
January, 1892. Dec 2i est
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

sSITUATlON WANTED.--A young gentleman who
~ has had experience teacher, wishes to en-
gage for the ensuing year public private semi
nsry, in private family. He has been deemed quail
fed To instruct i'm the Greek, Latin and French angag
and pure Of qualification can
be produced
Letters addressed TO A. b. Lndsay's Storo Abe
marie, Va will be attended to- Information may also be
obtained by applying Benjamin f. Niche, Esq Of Rich
mond. Dec. IS. T6l-2nw4t1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24

" No material change in The price of Country Pro,
duce since last quotations The river is still closed by