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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

admirably preserving tic value Of the cur-ouuv:
making dollar tho Same in one place as another,
preventing those serious fuctuation, in tho price
OF property, tho result OF the uncontrolled issues
OF State Banks. and rendering incalcuah!c service 20
the Governmont-shal take it with its be ne fits,
and it's speculative dangers, or return 10 the de-
plorablc condition of 1857
We glad to soc that tho Secretary Of ,hs
Treasury has declared in favor Of renewing the
Charter 1t may be esteemed rather a singular cir
cumstanco, that the President should recommend
one thing-hs Secretary, its opposite. l, is farther
proof that the edge Of the old mans zsal has been
taken off, and fair augury that he will Sign tho
bill; if it DO presented to him at the present session
The Secretary says;
IL is not ir'Gnded t. that tue Bauk III tie e
states as At prczcni oTauizcd Is perfect, tina, tho
sen;ia objects % such shl uot De attained
by means OF AN cneir Que, ogan'z-d upou rgope;
principles and with salutary nita,ous Il riust bu ad
united however,, that the good management of the
bank, TIE accommodation u has given tue Guvcrn,ncnf
and tine practical benefits has ,enCsCe the c,uunitv
whetasi u may have accomplished NIL tina, Ca,
expected from n-and the advantages of t's prescn,
condition, favor entitGt grra,
weight and Sve II s'cnTg claims non The nf
Congress III aay future legislation ipun tho Subject
:" 10 these nty be added ths kuUwaase the preseu;
Bank has acquired af t,e business ard wants al the
various poruons of ,h's extensive conay which, being
tho Ie-ui, OF time aud e,rsrsuce n advantage it ,g
necessarily posscsS any new insrtlticn.
Iit is To he obossvs o,oreovar that the facilities q.
capital actually ainrdsd by Ils picze1 iuatupn The
agricultural, eomneEcinl and manufacturing Industry OF
nil parts of The Uuion, couid be withdrawn by
Transferring hcm aGc,hcr institution whGu; severe
shock each OF those interests and 10 the relations. Of
society generally"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
GENERAL ASSEMBLY-PROsPEC OF A
SHORT SESSION


We have never known so few petitions, OF SO
hnttcrng n prospect of short scssion-that great
desideratum of the People of Virginia Bat for
the Southampton affair and its consequences, and
Internal Improvements, there is not yet any ap-
Pearancc Of business which ought 10 proonc the
session OF the Legislature later than the first Jan
uary. hIr. Bryce of Frederick, did indeed yester
day introduce proposition honorable to his ha-
humanity and his spirt-wc mean the abolition of
imprisonment for dcbt-but we do not believe that
public opinion is yet ripe FOR the change or that the
proposition will reach the stage for discussion In
tcrEal improvements deliberately discussed
last wintcr-!uvc been profusely discussed in tie
Public Prints, in Conventions, among Che People
We DO not apPrehcnd that that the subject can be
spun out to much length, and see NJ obstacle
to an old fashioned Session of six wecke. hit tbe
free negroes, &c. We take it for granted there
viii be no political resolutions--no State RIGHT
Thunder, at this Session. Not Adams, but Jackson
is the President; the object now is not to get out
President, but TO keep one in Circumstances
have changed, if not principles If measures re-
main the same, Tho man is different. Should CLAW
ever be elected, we may look out for vigorous re-
sumption of the practice Of passing State Right
Resolutions.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

opening road iroiu the Maryland line by king
wood IN Preston 10 tho Ohio River and TO sncnd
tho act con corning toll bridge over Cheat River,
passed in 1898.
Mr.. fo'ndexter from the Standing Committee
OF that Office satisfactory,
'. moore presented petition praying Tho
Lexington. 's ''' WV w.
~ resolution from the Committee of Roads md
Internal Navigation, declaring reasonable n petition
a,uin Citizens of Mason for turnpike-was read
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
NJ isIfIlNle

y On tuesday evening t;e 23l!l uitirno, at S,n6a
foint Charles City Cornty, by the Rev, Amy
Tyne, k 3I BrcNNEn BoLLrXc Esq. of Peters.
S SIrs NJ ss s an, E.yhE, only daughter OF
On Thursday evening the frs, d.r r.
6cT' by the Rev. Edward Baptist, Nj R,crhr, :,
S'EA'ES' native of Charles City, and late row,
cent OF Petersburg, to ''thc ssecty chcrm;,g, ana
'lucn admired Miss MhRTHA ANvE, only suryivin,r
Powhatan. o''e'Seo' ol
ny hymen's knot arc now securely tied,
happy bridegroom and lovely bride
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

Il hcgis'gt'"e PTOrogued 6y tho IaGxsrea--;y-s
, ,t..,n from tho Newark Eagle Of Friday mornjnn
!nat the Legislature Of Now Jersey we're To- r.
Joufm the same day, until the FIRST Tuesday in FEB
rnary owing 10 the prevalence OF inYnn,' ~ CO.
inc oc:a, which is general, that on so,ns
Gays not half OF thom could attend IN their pl,cas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

e. one OF the most singular, celebrations of the
Ciat was that Of Nj Tstone Surgeon, of
1870 VINO nad n tea party of sixty women,
n'others Of eight a"ndrsd aaa tijrty.sire cI;,Grea
.@e'se OF inc d"'n"s alone having given hir,h to
! s,eo M""dfsa and tto9 Of .hs ru.nber! one of
''''"A was 'Io mother Of tA:rty-ore children...
St2G6r3Shirs jEae.) Mgrcury
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

o
One of tho steamboats, left this city Yesterday
and proceeded as far down tho Patapsco as Iaw-
kIns' Point, but was obliged TO return in conse-
qucuce Of the ice.
The Telegraph at the Bodkin Point reported
yesterday evening that tho ice extended az low
down the CcsaPeuko Bay Magothy river tho first
above Annapolis roads.
The navigation Of The Delaware both above nd
below Philadelphia, is suspended in consequence
Of the ice. Oak wood has been sod n shat city
for $40 per cord.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
To TUE EpIrons OF TIE VINO.

Gentlemen:-fou have yet omitted u name, in
enumerating the deceased Members of Convcn-
tion-a most respected and vrtuous name-Maior
Dguid Watson, of Louisa. Major w. did not
take his seat in the Convention, but he elect
cd, and subsequently, resigned from i'll health.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

rTr baltimore, Dec s.
tne Now CORK Journal OF Commerce ststcs
.nat the eric Canal is closed by ico In contrnsf
Read of sixty miles in length, is now nout - r
it' Practleqi operation, with as 1uucl, facility mi
eiioct as II it were midsummer. N"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
EnR TILE Na1G

Messrs Editors:-Can you tell nowadays what
O'Clock it is by the belll Ii you can, you arc
better versed in vulgar fractions than am, that's
all! One more question: Is there another city in
the Union of half the size of Richmond without
clock to strike the hours regularity
No moro at present, but remain yours,
SCISSORS.
p. S. 1 lost m. dinner tothcr day by mistake
of number one, and have been keen sot ever since
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

lS.r3tcn seems TO have established that The po,ncs
Oh thoSo who ruin mans fair fame at Wosbinr-
ton shall never be disclosed
am, very respectfully
Your Obedicnt servant
Benz. ID. WRIGHT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

Err0tG.-In the caption fmy advertisement, in
stead of land their legal heirs and Representatives.
"a Ms. crror) print and the legal heirs and repre-
Semtatircs Of the deceased.
JOHN NICHOLAS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

Va 1:.,, LONDON, Oct. %
P'Et' although holders would accept 25a. LIMO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

An act has passed thu Legislature Of I.ouisisn.
~ under heavy penalties, the introduce.
ZION OF Slaves into that State, for sale.
lucky. uf7 VI Non"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

Drawing of the Virginia WclIsburg
80 &c SO 45 10 70 50 e. II IL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

Mn. BLArR-A late Richmond Wing which n
friend has put into my hands, contains volc mt
and unwarTanted attack on Minister to Colon
hla statement signed by three American
citizens residing in Bogota dated in the spring OF
1890, written under erroneous Impressions, which
have long since been removed cfIectualy that
at least two, if not all of those gcntlemcn, have
become Major Moora's devoted friends, is now
published to inure him in the estimation of his
countrymcn at home! The Editorial statements
of the Wing unwarrantcd as the documents
on which they are partly based, is erronsous.
Ample means are in the United States to repcl
these caiumnes against one of our most efficient
and successful foreign agents; and I request you
to publish this communication that the public may
expect a complete refutation of them as soon as
they can &c collected together.
a FRIEND OF THE ABSENT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

lie Vice President arrived last night, and has
taken lodgings at Gadsbys Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

8 bEAWlEG Of zinc Grand Consolidated Lot
-AD terry No. "a. i'O'7
81 So IS Sc % SO ii IA 10 s..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
THO. =. MOORE.

IN tho Globe of Thursday We find tho following
article:-Let the evidence of Mooro's innocence
appear, and we shalt provo ourselves capable of
taking a fair view of it, and doing him justice We
received the article published by u.s. from u most
respectable We believed its statements, as
having no reason to doubt thcfn.-We had heard
that Moore was logged in the streets of Bogotn,
by his Secretary Mr.. Pchctt-that seemed 20 us
to corroborute every thing. We repeat, however,
If We become satisfied that that publication has
inflicted injustice, we will repair with cqaa plea
sure and Promptdue.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

Ias @ssrrT0PIonAL WrIa is published r,s,ce :. ,,r
payable IL advance. ~ ""''''"i
nor a"yaft'ns-76 c"n's squaie (oT oss) for the first
inSeTtoa a"d ~ ocpis FOR each continuance RE n,,,,
Ter OF insertions INNS! be on ne MS ,,bo,-,
ias!y '' -" ""Sotg'
Previous IN disSoHtinUaSse of trs M ser all area
agc' must DO pn1d up. And tiose no nv - - .
noHtnun, whi hA'iiy the Editors "a that 1s.sI a, 1
lwoaq Gays beFfe the Pefisd exprea sas which ,bs
N''e' ni eha''ased specie payipg Ranka Of 7,r Of ~
States "'sl be reeoty"d in pc gruen, G,I srhsoGa, ~
inc Whg. hnnsh FlIEu.a OF q. States Sank NO.. ts
% prfsrreJ and Tc,uiuancas can Ia r,oIa ,L..s -
PoA Ossse 10 tFs RISK of ;ho EfIsvs mug" INV
rtcSve at.aafiOa. - VI '''s wv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

~ KEN by he sroscrILc,, on TIC I0,,,N,r.
4 Novcmbcr, ]iom Nat Gorlssy's BOAT. rb.,s
nan D'Wd) a tar of crocksry,vare, which !
Shai' dispose Of ss the law Directs
iSiAM RANDOLPH
b"ck-kccpcr ard Iaspcc. or Of p,,,n
dee lava, ~ 1'"h'A n
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FALL GOODS.
KALI NETLSQHI O. CO,

"a AVE received and are nov opepIng, general
Z assortment of Staple 81 Fancy Dry Goods, the
lates' iinportatIon-consis,iDg in part. of
Biack, blue, brown and olive cloths osssorted
valencia, toilinet and swansdown ves,lnrs
Pian and fancy nnrentlne and marseilles 30
Snpertoe. mddlirg and common sntlineils
Sstipcd, PLAID unu PLAIN llnseys
Single and double uilled sersevs
Rose, point and dutf.o bnnkeis
.Snperiine white and assorted fannels
Tartar ?laids and Gamblers
Black and coloured bombaze,ts
French ur1 English .npiinu cloths
ri rrino circassiaDs. assorted colours
English and French Jet bombaz,nes =.
large assortment Of fancy prints and .iGghams
30, Sd and G4 cambTc!; and iacone, muslns
Figured aud plain Swiss, book and null ditto
Checked. striped and corded jaconets
ID boIdered Swiss and aciouet cravais
Black Italian and fancy silk do.
English and India Gag and bandanna hdkis
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black, white and scarlet nicrino slawls
Thjbct and cashmere ,;o
Worsted baregc, Tibet ara meIino hdkfs.
Faacy silk, hare-c un3 crrro hdtfs ard sca.rs.
Rich ctangeablc grcs Ga - pies silks
Elegant foulard figured d.
Black and assorted eros lies hides
Black ond chanEca5e Figured u:s::dar:ncs
Black ltal an us'riHy. crjo- qualify
Heavy COMPANY SATIN acL evsai1ca
Sursnct. seBshew and florence silks. assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
New style belt aad bonnet r!bblr -
Lace capes. pecrnes S. orcl,rs Of Tie ,l;esi style
Back and whic lace wells
l.aces, ch-ngs and outings. assorted
4-4 and . w!.itr and black bobbincl aces
English and French silk hosiery. assorted
black and white, worst"d and cotton DO
Ladies' and Gentiemeus gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
Fine and superiine ingram carpc'in.s and rugs
Irish linens, lawns and sheeiinCs
Table diaper and domasi
Brown and bleached Russia shooting
Scotch ozHGSurgs and Vick!enburg5
Heavy cotton oznaburgs
Brown and hleached shirirgs and shcetings
Checks plaids, tickings, J"ans, etc;-which, with
further supplies daily expected. Will be sold at the
lowest ptices oct Sis
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Terms 20 the D,uY Ricu,,oNp " ZIG 20
cy SUBSCRIBERS 81, and iOT shorter period the
rste OF ~ year, both Paya5'c Ia advance Nhen by
mail $40 year
ApviM'No For one square Of iG lines less i'm
,ertOn 10 cents insertions I ,c insertions 81 II; and
sSeiy succeeding insertion 1871 cents
hTice week. inst week 81 p; every succeeding week 81
Twice week. first insertion 40 cents every Succeeding IN
rs;iion SO cents
Once week, FIRST insertion IS every succeeding
seysion SD cents.
All advertisements also inserted the CoSsrurioS
VINO.
Transient advertisers must pay IN advance.
The number q; be noted the as they
viii he inserted until ordered be stopped, and charged
sordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged 80 do,s for squares
md in that proportion for advertisements Of greater Lengths
except Lottery dealers, who CHARGED S
cJ- The CONSTITUTIONAL WHO; published twice
week Tuesdays and Friday al five dollars per annm
payable IN advance
For Adverisng75 square, less for tho first in
sertion, and SO for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
EDSCATrON.

MY school will be connued ensuing year.
W. My CO urse of instruction will comprehend the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar r.
English Composition, Geography, with the OF
Maps md Globes, Mathematics ard Arithmetic.
The school will commence Monday. the 9th OF
January 1881. and terminate on The 10Th day of De
cember following. Their" Will be vacation OF! four
weeks, commencing tne i0tii dzv of June. ':!'r
charge for board, tuition, washing. lodging ard fuel
will be one hundred and ton dollars, payable one half
the LIT day of June, l35i and The other holf on
the LIST Of December following.
The discipline of the school will ne parental. and
much care ard Blindness will be extended to boys
contidcd TO my instruction, as to my children
My residence is remote from the hauatS o: vice
and immortality, and remarkably healthy. tits situa
ted in the county OF Louisl, IS miles from Richmond
and the lie distance from Fredericksburg. The
stage from Fredericksburg 10 Gainesville passes by
my residence. and that from Rlchyoond To Harrison
burg within short distance Of II.
Letters to me should be directed to "Gardners -
Roads. Louisa" WIN NELSON, Jun'r
n--IRtIf
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Nas9S rR aAAzgaGZ iTzE.
70 T. q Ar r.

FFSHIS valuable Mountain Estate IN Albemar!e
4 (thc former residence of Col Monroe is still
offered at p.!v1; s.iN. The tract contains up
wa de of aie r"s.r ao'cs, OF the very best noun
red oa soil. aud IS. therefore susceptible of the
highest passb state Of mp-ovunent-aud i! desired
wall be divided Iato two divisions with improvements
on each. The buildings on il, Of the very best
kind, and extensive and valuable In the event
of sale, ciaer of the whole part, the purchaser
can Ue accommodated. 9th facilities letting
1t, and yhch VIII be readily afiorded--such o. pro-
visions stock. plantation utensils, &c. The crop CT
wheat seeded, is UpwaIda of two hundred bushels
The terms will be liberal and accommodating "a those
who may 5c disposed 20 pCCheSe and possession -I-
en- IrmcdI1 ely. But ifthe above ESta'p Is rot sold
privately. bef1re tie 10th day of February next.
wednesday, i vii, that day (if fair, II the
next far DAY. b. offered at public sale 10 the high
est bidder. OF the premises And in the event, OF
the sale N: tho land. the stock or all kinds ODD
der. plantation utensils, va! s said credit
al twelve iccI,hs Terms OF sac to- the land will
lie credit a: one. two and three vcsrs. with AZ
proved security, and decd Of trust on the land
hut the Interest VIII be DEDUCTED. Oh the whole SUM-
any part. 10y PAYING the cash; and release WI:
lie given by the Bank. hy my assignment ct ihe p-o-
cccds, OF such sale to inc Bank. much rs viii
discharge tho balance of my deb incladng he col
LAT raj bonds, already assigned in per- rnymeut O.
the q. q. GOODWIN
u TO prevent 100 great q sacrifice Of property,
the right of one bid viii be reserved each
flr SO .orinior dec 2i-2owctf
4 \ New KrnJ COUNTY Court, November 1i,h 1885,
2 Abncr ". Hockaday, comprt, against West c.
Winfrce, AMI James Stampcr admir- Of Polly WInlree,
deed, drts.- Is CHANCERY.
This day the plaintiff by his counsel and fled
his bill in this cause; and the defendant Yves, G..
Winlree not having entered his appearance am given
security according to- the act Of assembly and the rules
this court and appearing TO TIC satisfaction of the
court that lie IS not an Inhabitsnt OF this Common
wealth; ordered, that the said defendant do ap
pear here on the second Thursday IN March next, To
answer the said bll and that copy ct this order be
inserted in The Constitutional Wing, newspaper pub
shed in the city OF Richmond. for two months success
svey and that another copy be posted ai the front door
of the cour; house of this county.
A copy. Tesic, JNO. ID. CHRISTIAN, c. c.
Jan aw9w
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New Books at Nash's.

A Tearisr Fever BY uulhwond Saith, NJ
n d. Physician to the London Fever Hospital
Journals OF the Heart; Edited hy the Authorcss OF
PliotaiIon
The Poeiical Works of Rogers Campbell, Mont
volume.
The Water Witch is expected neutrality-suspicious.
DESTROYS of possessing cop, will do vel to engage
it, as the number of copies received will be
limited. j II. NASH
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HARDWOOD SCHOOL.

rsyilE exercises of this School for tic crsair yea,
T. Will co,-aencc The I'd Monday in January and
,or,p,ac the 18th OF December following The course
II instruction will include, Reading, Pcnman=h'"
Arithmetic. mathematics, English Hrommar' Com
,rsf.op. Geography Natural and Moral Philosophy
and ,h, Latin and Greek Languages Terms for
board, tuition washing and lodging, VIII be SlO5 Tor
the scholastic wear ten months AL the bonrdcrs
will be- accommodated IA the family OF the subscn
bcr ond none received for shorter period than the
scholastic wear Great has been taken 70 select
propetly qualified Assistant Tutors WHO viii unite
with Inc subscriber, to impress uron We mnds ~ me
students the iucllculnb, boagG's arsn- 'fon NOUS
tricus aud exemplary haits. No student Older man
&c wears will DC received unless assurances cuifsy
satisfactory can be given, with rcguJdtp hls moral
character Letters addressed To tc subscriber uca'
Somrrvlllr, Fauq1icr Co"uy, Virginia, WIZ ,ecs"'
prompt attention. & IACNbi l.
nov 20-w7ic
4 WISH TO purchase good Negro Blocksmn
n Carpcuter and Cooper, ioi Pionia i"n - 'n
hich viii give Nheroi price 10 G. y, - c a,
/ tcctcd o az. A. Stanton or 20 =. q ~ huoOatu
| Richmond WI meet with prowp NJ ~
ian T--yaw2l 3" :. HUhOtlSOI''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

We offer for sale,
{. g " Orleans. part prime
IS boxes box and IS bills loaf sugar
20 hhds West India ruoasscs
10 DO and 60 bbls n. o. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguira, S.. Jago, Bio &
ST Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
10 tons bar iron, Swcdes, English and American,
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blsicrcd steel
Is tons pig iron
30 kegs cut nails and bruds assorted
10 do wrought do
Novnscotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Calfskins ard upper do
$50 Bucpos Ayrcs hides
E gs: s: :SS S'1 $5 %.s;
90 tcrccs rice
b. tCrcCs clover sccd
Window glass, 10 by l2. 9 by 10, by and
by H., in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. cun powder
Copporas alum, salt petrc. birthstone
PImenio. pepper. ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr. imperial and black ten
Segars bottle corls
Sewing and wrapping tv.aC
Shoe thread IN balls and hunks
Bale rope and cotton buggiug
Slllers, soap aud candle,
Muscatcl rnisns
Flax seed
$4,000 lbs bacon
coo tcrces Thomaston limo
ESQ brls tar
90 bbls No. ,, mackarel, prime pork
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Custa pearl barley
Glass carlhen and stone ware
Whiumbrc's cotton and wool cards
Idusced and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shcctngs shifting
Broad cloths, &c SC. &c.
'tso,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the AppomottoX Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS W EBB q ~
ATANTED for the ensuing year, good Coos
w and Chamber Maid. For such as como we'll re-
commended liberal price will bc giv"n 49, Erpufc a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
TIE FREDERICKSBURG
FEM SEMINARY.

Conducted By Miss Boggs tcH be contiH ned Hs gear
Z L will be opened on The 5th of January and viii
d close ca the I5;h December, with vacation 81
one month, from the 9TH Of June to The 10Th of July
The pupils will be instructed in Orthography. Read
ing. Writing, Arithmetic. English Grammar, Geoge
raphy with the use OF Globes, and the Rudlments Of
Astronomy. The price o. board and tuition, Will be
sac one half payable in advance ard the balance at
the end Of the year Each pupil will bring with her
a pair OF blankets pair of sheets. colnurcd conn
tcrpano and four towels, all marked; or IT 1t is pre-
icrred they will be furnished by me for an additional
charge of s. Such young ladies' as remain IN my
family. during vacation will DO charged at the rate
of $40 pcr month. Such of them may choose to
he instructed in Music, will be- charged at the rate OF
SEQ per quarter. OF 35 lessons. There are few
vacancies yet to be filed.
1rs Letters addressed to me. GARDENERS Roads,
Louisa, will bc promptly attended to.
dcc 7-Iaw6i e FREDK. HARRIS.
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liauov.r Der 81. lcIN-lir
WHITE MULBEKKY TREES.

'H'iiE subscriber has for sale at his farm 4 miles
above Richmond. tac trees wears cid. anv rea-
sonablc quantity of The genuine horu- Aha or v.hr,
italian Anlberry Trees: ard u ne season Is nu an.
preaching 80 which they may be transpaned, lie is
DESTROYS OF receiving orders fom many persons rs
may te III want 81 The article and as he is well salts
h"d 'hat thr elk culture must be ore nfthe mos, pro-
EtaSe branches the acricu''urst tu'n his atten-
lion ~ nc hopes to b. the means of their extensive
distribution th-aurhte state. They vii be sold on
casOa2ble terms, by the hundred otherwise. deIiv-
cradle u Richmond or within rnas"nabls distance
thereof. W SEiT3
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DISSOLUTION.

FE7HB Corartn' rship heretofore existing between
n the subscriber under he Firm of Blair g. Ar
derson, IS this day dissolved ~ mutual consent. All
persons having Claims against the same III present.
them 10 Beverley Blair, and those indebted the con-
Germ, viii make payment to him he only being, an
'horised 20 receive aud grant discharges rt same
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.