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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
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NEW JERSEY.-We learn from Trenton
says the n. Y. Commercial, that Mr.. Southland
yesterday indicted into office and took the oatbs
prescribed by Law. His inaugural address was elo
quent and rePlete with generous and liberal sont-
nIents, declaring his intention TO act as the Cover
nor Of The State, and not Of nqrtu.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

The monument to be erected oyer the remains
of the "Mothcr of Washington" has been shipped
to fredericksburg board the brig Superior from
Now York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

VALUABLE ARRINALs.-Arrived at New Orleans
on the l3 II instant, schr. Emperor, from Tampico,
with 1875 600; and schr. Eliza, from do, wsth
$l60, 900, all in specie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

The Lcgsture of Rhode Island met on Tuesday
last, and after - baliotings elected VIM. Spraruc
Jr. SPcokor-upon the final ballot tho vote stood
for Sprague anti-Muson, III; for Tillinghast, Nat.
Republican, 80,
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, the 3Ist ultimo. .bv tho
NV Nath"nIel Calhoun, WILLIAM :. KYLE, to IA
META W. daughter OF Capt. Henry McClunp-air
oil Staunton, Virginia,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

an amendment by MIR. Allen in the House of Re-
personalities. We hope this important measure, so
evidently desired y loudly called for by he people
aud looked to with so much anxiety as u source of
rcliefirom existing and impending cmbarras sn-u ts
will provo efficient and useful us its most ardent
friends can anticpatc"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

q Wish to hire WET NURSE, and wuId
a purchase COOK, if one of good character
can he had--and for such, 1 would give liberal
price. JAMES GRAY
nov 5=en6t
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ssOOil and Sob Printing done
ad the WING Office.
C.A&TOR AEE-

"A Few brls. of this falls crop, CASTOR OIL.
INA just from the press. AS agent for tho manu-
facturer, expect to be constantly supplied with
the best that can be made which will be sold ON
accommodating terms--Also a small lot of snneri
or SoAL LEATHER, suitable for servants shoes.
T.. DAVIS,
nov III MARKET SQUARE
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H1SALL SPERM OILS tierces. LANDING from
"a Olivia, for sale by
no LANCASTER, DENNY & Co.
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ID ED,

DIED,
On Sunday morning last. ut his residence j.,
CharieS City county, OLIVER LADp, after a long
ana lingering indsposition of some m onths-ieW
moro a;niable, upright and noble men have gone
before him. So
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november 1852.
Stale Of The Public Funds the LIST Nor., 1892:
In the Bank of Virginia per account rem
dcrod, 1857 G27 AZ
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.TEe9'i1sO : CARTS fg9sd jNhNsgIS

& 4 ARDEN SEEDS.-29 Boxes fresh Garden
AN Seeds, comprising general assortment
neatly put up end each package labelled.
Receiving and for sale by The box or otherwise.
po2 NJ. l.. DAY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

g. ALT.-2O0 sacks Liverpool fine Salt-landinp
~ this morning, for sale by
nos l.. WEBB s. Co
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? i ME duties of the Subscribers SCHOOL will
n be resumed on Monday the 9th instant
no 2-2t X. WILSON.
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Cloths and CassiIneres.

EH j. 81 L. KNAPP have just received from
a p. the North, blue, black mulberry, olive,
brown and green Cloths of extra ard common
qualities; bIus black, sage, adelaide and drab
Cassiueres, FIVE and common Petcfsbam 10 which
they invite Tie attention of their friends. No2
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TREASURY OFFICE,

Culpeper, October IAN, 1889.
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n. +. Rum, Mackerel, &c.

s. UGAR AND MOLASSES.-1O hbds Porto
~ Rico SUGAR; % do. prime Martinique MO-
LASSES, landing, for sale by
no 3 LANCASTER, DENNY g. co.
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Philadelphia, Saturday, Nor. ,. half past S, A. NJ.

In Delaware County tho Anti-Jack'
son Majority in Oct.
Now,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

HAS received his Fall Supply and offers For Sale:
5000 lbs. EPSON and gauber salts
25OO do roll sulphur 500 lbs sal aeratus
GOO do. fos DO. 1000 do redwood
1900 do. dry white lead
700 do chloride lime, 800 lbs putty
10 cansters pure verdegrs
10 kegs Lewis No. and white lead in oil
o, 30 DO DO en-. green, 10 do. sP. brown do.
5000 do lamp black, 1000 do alum
10 tierces lamp oil, barrels linseed do.
10 barrels tanners do. do. spts. turPentine
$40 cases Cologne water
200 dozen castor o-uGriOus sizes-BEsT
go do. olive do, part superior
80 boxes fancy soap
Window glass, assorted sizes, from 7%0to1sH24
IRON the washington City, Ulster and Jackson Glass
Maecabau, RsPPee, Scotch, Nalchitoches
Copenhagen, MassaiaPatum and va. No. o. SNOFFS'
Cloth, hair, HEARTH dusting white wash or.,.
= PAINT, horse, shoe and sweeping }oNoohEo'
Superior chewing tobacco-BT0ton's No
segars from to 800 per 1000
PEAR ashes sat-petre, copperas, indigo and madder
Gold and SILVER leai Dutch metal Maccassar oil lavender
and Florida water
Teeth brushes chlorine tooth wash, and Jujube paste
Suph. Quinne, crated kali, pperne and oil or bl,cL
pepper Iodine solid balls copaiva aI-spice mace nut
Inegs cloves mustard race and ground ginger, black
red, and long pepper, lump and cacined maenesia
Camphor, caomel, rhubarb, and canthardes
Pearl barley aud cream tartar
Dental instruments
Hulls patent aud trussss
Gout and rheumatic drops, elixir Of health somachic bit
ters and nervous cordial
American cough dropsa certain remedy for colds coughs
influenza, hopping cough, asthma consumptions &c
Anti-mercural syrup, for purifying the blood
Auti-dyspepdc, and Anti. bilious pills
Seidlitz and soda powders
Black and red ink powder, and liquid ink
Paste backing, aud snuff boxes from so cts 10 so pe
dozen ~ Fo
With great variety Of articles connected with his line
business, by far too numerous for the columns Of ,
newspaper; all OF which have been selected with care
and will be sold for a small advance
merchants and pbuSiciaus vfeit ry
or he purchase OF such articles requested 10 call be
evng they will be able 10 lay in their supplies on as goo
terms with the advertiser as with any other house in m
place, that is doing a systematic business.
pct ~. 45--6w
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NOTlCE.-On the second Monday in November next,
" that being the l2th and Louisa Court day. shall
by my agent offer for sae public auction on the pre-
mises all the Property real and personal hold i'm Louisa
county subject however, to such liens may be of record
IN SAID county The property which offer the follow
ng:-lhe place on which live, known by the name of
Louisa Court House, of which, il has been hereofore
offered Tor sale and particularly described deem il pro-
per to say nothing than that it is very valuable
previous to the day of sale. Twenty four slaves many Of
which are very valuable and well acquainted with all
kinds OF domestic business-Also, variety of furniture
kinds ~ " "
Thomas Price, jr. of Hanover is hereby appointed INV
sale to the payment such of my debts as are
by hens Persons who have liens my estate are par.
ucuarly invited 20 attend, the sale will certainly take
Pace ana as such persons will be considered purchasers
Tor cash: JNO. Nj. PRICE.
Oct. 10. a. "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

HOHN MCCALL, ALIAS JOSEPH MCCALL
81 Absconded from the Town of Farmville on w ednes
day, the 17 October 1882, who calls himself John
Mccall, but whose name appears be Joseph Mccall
lie is feet 10 inches high light hair, light compile xon
long teeth in fron has mean, skuiking look is Jour
neyman Tailor by trade, has lived in Richmond and
day before, with sundry goods which he purloned of a
merchant caret coloured lrock, belonging to his en-
poye sapprehended, brought ba and escaped again
the following days adding his trespasses the unla full
taking OF linen garment This advertisement is insert
ed prevent his practising similar on the public
Oct 26. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

TENHlRrY DOLLARS REWARD.-The above re-
n ward will be given, for the delivery of EDMUND
athe Jail OF Hanover if apprehended in the State of V
GINA, or Fifty Dollars if taken without the limits of the
State He between 20 and 30 years of age about feet
or 10 inches high OF the colour that negroes generally
are; has brisk STEP and is rather intelligent than
nsuai-He lately married woman who belonged to Mr.
Bell OF Hanover, who with other negroes has removed
to the State OF Pennyvaniahe has probably attempted
to accompany his wife, or if prevented may be in the
neghborhood of Mr. John Dorracotes who owns several
near relations When he abscOnded, he the service
of Mr.. Edward Sydnor TO whom he washired-be ronte
Of the negroes moving TO Pennsylvania, by Bowling
Green, Fredericksburg, SC.
ELIZABETH p. POLLARD
Executor Of U,H Pollard decd
Oct &c. 4o2,f
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SELLING OFF AT CosTll-Tbe subscriber beno

a. ELLlNG OFF AT COST!!-The subscriber being
- disposed for season to reduce heavy stock by sell
ling oil at cost takes this method of announcing il TO his
friends and the public He has to offer them every varie
ty in the HARDWARE LINE, consisting in part of the
following Goods; and is receiving from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, further supply which will
render his assortment full and complete.
lie particularly invites the attention of country Mer-
chants, Builders and Mechanics both his stores; the
one at the sign of the Cross Cur SAW nearly opposite
the Bell Tavern, the other at the GOLDEN ANVIL lately
occupied by James NJ. Johnston Al er..
Coal and wood stoves, various patterns
Renders, brass and wire
Shovels longs and pokers
And-irons brass and iron
Draw plates, do. do.
Goal ; seuttles. copper and iron
Tea and coffee pots
Tea and table spoons
Tea boards and walters
Shutters and snutfer traVs
COiiee mills and coasters
Candlesticks, lamps and lanterns
Wire and hair siiiers
Frying pans, grid irons and gridGles
Waffle and wafer irons
Trace, halter and well chains
Sad irons and wagon boxes
Castings of all kinds, sheet lead
Cast, double shear and blistered steel
Sheet iron and iron wire
Mousehoe and common anvils
Cotter-key'd and common vises
Smiths bellows 2S, 80, 80, 81 and SO inches
Sledge and hand hammers
Screw plates, double and single hand
Bench and moulding planes, of every description
Mill, pit, crosscut and hand saws
Augers, patent and common
Steel blade and iron squares
Rules, lockwood and ivory
Axes, broad and narrow, Coins's NasoA's and other
makers
Files of all kinds
Locks OF all kinds brass and iron rim closet and mortce
Hinges, screws and sprigs
tails and tacks, cut and wrought
Rat and mouse traps
Bride feathers, English and American
Bits and stirrup irons, steel and plated
Whips, coach, crop and twig
Walking
Girth webbing and girths
CUTLERY
Ivory handle knives and forks in full sets
Buck, buffalo, and bone do. do. in and dozens
Pocket and pen knives
Scissors, razors and straps
Cutting and hay knives
general assortment of brass ware
Curtain pins, bed joints, sc.
Surveyors compasses and chains
All sizes OF Baltimore glass, at factory prices
Segars OF various qualities
Mapes' celebrated snuffs
Cosby's best chewing tobacco.
LOOKING-GLASSES.
Mantle, pier and dressing glasses
swing and frame do.
PETER JOHNSTON,
Surviving partner OF Robert Johnston & Son.
October 10. 47-3t
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BY RITCEzsE 4 COOK.

D The Enquirer published twice week. generally and
three week session
Price, the hcetoioIc Five Dollars
Notes of shattered, specie ony)
eeved payment The Editors will the safety
sny them by MALL tho postage Of all letters being paid by
0 No will be discontinued of
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid
9 Whoever will the payment of papers,
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One less first Insertion
~ cents No advertisement
o. assumed by in this city its
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M AViNG determined to devote my attention excli-
n sively TO other matters, will sell at Fair Field
near Richmond, on the day of the Jockey Club purse
one OF the most valuable studs of horses in the United
States among them, the Merino Eve, he of the
braed Johanna, for which $4,000 have been oered and
all her progeny, consisting of four colts by Arab two
by Medley and one by Timoleon; a number of brood
mares OF the most approved blood, my whole stable
horses now in training, and stations by the
gle one; the whole credit of six and nine months
Tor approved paper and without reserve.
sept. 2S, 1882 [4l-ul JNO. MINGE, JR.
~ Sale by SELDEN s. CLHLAND, Aucuoneers.
STURGEON DENTIST.-DR. ]. l.. Benson. Dentist.
~ respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte that
he will be at Charlotte Court House, on Monday the 22L
instant prepared to offer his professional services. As
his stay will be limited to few DAYS only all persons
wishing his professional services will please call
as possible.
Dr. Benson will also be prepared to attend to all
Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
October %. A9-2t
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HfCLlPSE Will stand at Diamond Grove the next sea.
N SON. his services will be rendered for the same
as last Spnnghe then gave full satisfaction 10 800 and
at the close OF his work. merry az a cricket and
as plump as partridge. He has at all times been en,,a
10 me demands made upon him; for, in racing Inc was
against all 'he world, and and good fol eetter
not surpassed, II equaed and to measure his length in
number oil visters, would be insult his majesty
against the whole Globc.-Now, look al CJav wit B,r
oou' sergeant and Eldersork;-they are like feas in
DR.. King says: '" P0''
da he oo,pd pork stinks the roast bsePs not enough
October 26 10 ''I,s".
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NOTICE. shall on the Goth day of October inst
IN at Wilmington, in Fuvanna county offer for sale to
the highest bidder the Escheated Land in said county
whereof Joseph Wilson died seized comprising about 400
acres This Land is situated Immediately the Big Bird
Creek, and is considered inferior Land the county
OIL oil the rivers will attend personally with ay person
who may wish to purchase, and shew the Land, with
plat thereof The terms of sale are credit of twelve
eighteen and twenty -four months the purchaser giving
bonds with sufficient security for the payment of the pur
chase money. WALKER TlMBERLAKE
EscheatOr Of FlurdnnG Countv
oct. z. 42-tds
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"a STOCK OF horses having increased TO a number
I'VE that renders ii nconveneRt 10 keep, have deter
mined on dposing of large portion of them on terms
mat must be satisfactory TO those who disposed to pur
ette Brood Mares, Colts and Fies ages NV stock
consists OF Archys, Gohannas Charles La Fayettes Med
leys, and limoeons My prices shall reasonable and
terms accommodating. resolved to reduce the num-
ber and bargains may be had, if immediate applications
made Ihey VIII not be offered publicly, that all who
are DESTROYS to procure valuable Horses either
Tor the Turfor for breeding had delay their an
Phcauon. JNO. NJ. Bolts.
Oci ~.
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HDkEMlU M-The publishers of the "VIRGINIA
IA FARMER, DESTROYS of promoting by every means
have determined to offer premium of THIRTY DOL
LARS for the best Agricultural Essay, to be entitled
"agricuitlre in VTgiHia."-The essay, we suppose
would embrace something Of the history and present state
oil Agculiure in our State, with the of the mpover
ishmen OF our land. Those disposed TO communicate on
this subject, will address the Virginia Farmer SCOTS
UHe, Abemdrie co., IA. A committee of intelligent
gentlemen will decide upon the merits of each and award
the premium We do not presume, that the amount Of
fered will be much inducements Our object is to excite
attention and inquiry and we but hope, that some
able pens VIII be disposed TO respond to endeavours
All communications must be sent in before the Gr oe
February-'Jree of POSTAGE"
UJ Those editors with whom exchange, especially
IN pTgnta, will confer favour us by giving the
above notice conspicuous insertion three four times
In their papers 1871
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR SALE-On the 18th OF November next, shall
IL offer for salc If fair, if not the first fair day thereaf
ter, on credit OF MONTHS for all l0 for that
and UNDER cash will be required the purchaser pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security,
rest from the date (he interest be RENTED punc
tWe Plantation utensils and Stock of all kinds Also
between IL and $1,000 worth of prime Sole and Upper
Leather (about half of the latter in the rough though
wen tanned) This Farm, together with superior Tan
merry and patent Grst Mill; comfortable Dwelling
House, with hive rooms and portco and all the necessary
ouhouses oil substantial and timber; is beautifully
situated and well improved and nclosed with good fence
contains 2lf acres-6O of which is prime Meadow land
as proved by 20 of the same, which presents fine
heids oil Timothy and Clover The Farm is admirably
waered, and is located miles SOUTHEAST OF Warrenton
and miles only from of the finest Watering places
III virginia, and in neghborhood Boosting of much
health aud better society," than often with in the
va Dominion. VIM. L. CAY, SR.
Fauqnier, Oct 81 Aids
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Bowling Green, Va, October 10.

| ENNGLlSH AND FRENCH Academy for Young
M Lddies.-PRosPEcTUs.-.lI Henrigues and M
P~s!co respectfully inform the public of Richmond Of
thelr intention OF opening, the LIST of October inst CGs-
seal, Day and Boarding School, for a limited number OF
young Ladies' embracing all the useful and ornamental
branches requisite for finished Education
Mrs Henrques having for nine years been PRINCIPAL
OF hourshing Institution of the kind i'm the CITY of phi
ladslpha, from whence she brings unexcepo1abe re-
aters herself that her association with so
esteemed Teacher as Mr. Persco will enable them TO
uhl the most sanguine expectations of Parents who
may honor them with their confidence.
Course Of IlsfructiOn.--Readi Orthography Trans
suon' "rammar Rhetoric, Logic, and Composition in the
ing, Penmanship Universal History Mythology; Astro-
nomy, Ancient and Modern Geography with the use of
the Maps and Globes, Deneaion OF Maps Natural His
tory Moral, Mental, and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
AMI Botany.
Condittons-lst. As regular systematic series of in
strucions will be completed by each class in the term OF
one sch asc year. pupil be received less than
that time The scholastic year. consisting of ten months
viz from LIST October list of August divided with refer
ehce 10 Pymensin ourequal terms eleven weeks each
IDLY The French Language being the language of the
school, none can be accepted but those who willing to
learn and speak that language.
Billy. As the Teachers will devote an equal portion
oil Tune and attention to all scholars the charge will be the
same for all ages.
Ierms;-Day Scholars, both French
and English, $50 per annurn
Day Boarders, do 100 :. 8.
Boarders including tuition, boarding,
Music, Is ,.r o,.r,o
Drawing and Painting, the Italian Spanish and Latin
Languages as well as Dancing and Ornamental Needle
work, extra charges.
Those who DESTROYS of learning French exclusively
may join the classes AT so per quarter
For further particulars inquire at the Boarding House OF
Mrs Nelson, or at the House street. lately occupied
as Boarding School by Mrs. Broome
- REFERENC ES.-Hi Philadelphia.
rev Philp f. Mayer, Dr. Samuel Jackson,
Rev. Mr.. Cushman, DR. J. Togno
Steende Bile, Danish Charge Mr. A. Bolnar
d'AfIaircs, E. Durand
H. phillips, Esq. WIN. Lybrand,
j. Price WeiheIill, Esq. Thos Shewen
- Laws, Esq. John McAIister
Henry Carey, Esq. II. b. Rand
j.; Diamond, Esq: Robert Brooke,
WIN. whitman, Esq. G.. Weber.
Oct IL 45-f
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ANILL BE SOLD on the 18th day of October next

M ILL BE SOLD on the 18th day of October next
w on the premises, about 600 of Land on
credit oil one two, and three years. the purchaser giving
Dond ana security, with deed OF trust the Land
cure tne purchase money This land lies WELL in heal
my ana agreeable neighborhood, with portion of Apo
matoX low grounds, and sufficient portion of wood land
Is good situation for tavern being about eight miles
below Raines tavern, and the fork of the Angola with
,he Guinea road; and is sold for distribution among the
heirs oil Lewis lsbell, deceased. BY the
ADMINISTRATOR.
Cumberland, Sept. IL. 37-tJs
~ The above sale is postponed to the 22d day of No
NelOer next I4S-tdl
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n AND FOR SALE-The subscriber will offer for
M sale, by public auction, Saturday, the 9th day of
November next at the hour Of r. Hodges's Tavern
Tract oil Land, containing by late survey 237 acres
situated IN Hanover county, mile below the Old
church, directly the main road leading from Richmond
to the Piping Tree. About third OF il is imbered land
and the balance has produced lately very good crop of
corn oats, &c The situation is considered to be one of
he most healthy in Hanover county. There is on il
good Dwelling House, very lately put in good repair to-
ge'her with corn house, Kitchen dairy, &C., which are
all as good as new; also spring of excellent water
quite convenient TO the Dwelling House. The title to the
ABOVE property indisputable Tbs of will be
third OF the purchase cash. and the balance
payable ia to IL MONTHS bonds bearing interest from the
day OF sale, with personal security and Deed of Trust
on the property will be required Possession given OH
me Isl January, 1888 In the interim, am willing 10
treat with any person disposed TO purchase private sale
Oct. ~ [4S-lfl CHAS. w. POITIAuX.
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Seniemher II

H AIDES SEMINARY BALLANrfNEs from,
~ 4 Philadelphia, will open a Ladies' Seminary in
Williamsburg, the Let Of November In their school will
be taught all the branches Of polite gish,
FRENCH Drawing, Eugstom's style of Painting, Japan
ing, and Music They can assure their patrons and the
public That every attention shall be bestowed the cul-
turc Of tie minds and manners Of their pupils
Williamsburg, Oct 49, f7-3t
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a CAMBRIDGE FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL,
W The School will be continued the ensuing year un.
der the instruction of Miss T.. Jones-and 18th
January next At this School the usual routine of am
English Education will be taught including Geography,
with the use OF the Gobes-Elemens Of Natural Philo
sophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Composition and History
Also plain and ornamental Needle Work, if required
Terms-BOord 500
Reading, writing, Grammar, sc. 10
Oit'o, including Geography, SC. 10,
For Neede-work, the additional sum of
WILSON ALLEN.
Bowling Green Va