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Southern planter., 1832-05-26

WHEREAS a representation has been made to
this Court, by A. H. Chambers, Adm'r dc bonis
non Of a. Hope, deceased,-lha Wesley Chan.
bers, Admir-. Of said A. Hope, did not sell the
Real Estate Of A. Hope, pursuant to the order Of
this Court 1T is therefore ordered that publication
be made according TO law, for all persons concern.
ed IN said Estate 20 shew cause ifany they can, why
the real estate Of said Hops should not be sold to
pay bis debts.
A. II. CHAMBERS, Adm. d Sonis non.
Southern planter., 1832-05-26
Notice.

LETTERS Of ADMINISTRATION having been
ss.s'ed 10 the undersigned, at the January Term
.ne urPhans' Court of AmiIe County, on the
-'ale Of Margaret Mccoy, deceased all per
g1, having claims against said Estate, are reques-
% present them duly authenticated within the
e prescribed by law, or they will be forever
JESSE Mccoy, Fad Ads'r
A'T q, 1889, aawe
Southern planter., 1832-05-26
NOTICE.

LETTERS Of Administration having been gran.
ted TO the undersigned on the Estate Of HGnnah
Burke, decd, by the Hon. Orphans' Court in and
for the County of wilkinson and State of Misss.
sippi, at the August term Of said Court, 1873 ;
oil persons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make payment and those having claims against
the same, arc required 10 present them within the
time limited by law, or they will be forever barred
LEvlNlA BURKE, ADMIR-.
May 10. 1882. COWS
Southern planter., 1832-05-26

STATE OF MIsslsslPPl,l CIRCUIT COURT,
Wilkinson County. % oAPr'lterm, 832.
ZAcHARIAH CANFIELD) On attachment to re-
Against cover the sum Of S527,
JAMES ScoTT, Junr or thereabouls.
THE Sheriff having returned on the Attachment
in this case, that he had summoned John Stevens
and Others, garnislees named on the same--and
the defendant not appearing TO replevy the said At
tachment ;-on motion of the plaintiff by his attor-
ney tits ordered that the said defendant do appear
on the first day Of our next October term, put in
special bail and plead to the said plaintiffs action,
or judgment by default final, will be entered against
him, aud the money OF effects found in the hands
Of the said garnshees, ifany, will be subjected 10
the said plaintiffs demand. Aud il is ordered that
copy Of This order be published in the Southern
Planter, four weeks successfully.
A eopy-Aitesi,
VIM. STAMPS, Clerk,
BY GEo. w. MILLER, Dep. elk.
May 10, 1882. 20w4
Southern planter., 1832-05-26

TAKEN up by the undersigned, a small claD
coloured Horse, with white name and tail; small
white streak down his face; branded ON tho near
shoulder very low down q seven or eight yeaw
old. The owner can get him by paying for GdvsR
tising him, on application to
JESSE MABRY.
Near Pinckneyvle, May rs, 1882. cove
Southern planter., 1832-05-26
NOIICE.

~ WAS Committed to the Jail Of
A wilkinson County, State Of Misslssip-
~ pi, as a runaway, on the 18th day sl
M November last by g. d. Boyd, Esqr.,
a negro boy who who calls his name
-ss.--iiz-s--1 CHARLES, and says he belongs to
Mr.. Jordon, living in Georgetown, District Of
Columbia.-Said negro is dark complicated, about
feet G or inches high, about 95 wears Of age
had on when committed lindsey woolsey coat, cot
ton shirt and pantaoons
The owner oi the above described slave is re-
quesied to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him out Of Jail, otherwise he
will be dealt with as the law directs.
BENZ. TURBEVILLE, Jailor.
Wooavilla Nov. Is, 1881 4e
Southern planter., 1832-05-26
NOTICE.

TAKEN up by jeremiah holland, as a stray,
small BAY HORSE, with four white leetj star in
his forehead; snip ON his nose; about II l-2 hands
high; about i9 years old; long switch tail. Ap.
praised to $40.
H. CONNELL, X. VIC.
Nav Ik 1889 2Ow3
Southern planter., 1832-05-26
MAY Ia. 1889.

STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,I CmoUn CoUaT.
Amite County April Term, 1884.
WILLIAM LEAl Upon Attachment to recovsA
Os. ,ho-susA of ei4e 70 with infer.
JoHN JAMES. est.
THE Sheriff having returned that he has levied
the said Attachment on one negro man named E8
mund, and the defsndan, not appearing 10 rcplovs
the same i--On motion ofthe plaintiff 6y HE attoS
ney; is ordered that the said defendant do appeal
here on or before tho 6rst day Of our next Oclssb
Term, put m special bail and plead to the plaInS
lifts action, or Judgment by default final will b
entered against him, and the said negro taken ia
attachment will be subjected TO tho plaintiffs de-
msnd. Il is ordered that a copy Of this orler DO
published four weeks successfully in the Soutkeye
Planter, printed in the town Of Woodville.
true copy--Atlost,
CAB. FIELDER, CR
Southern planter., 1832-05-26

= y AAANN WA IALlNAI1 IA
Twelve miles aoove Nashville Davidson Comfy. Tens,
ANY persons afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, OF Ladies Of irregular and delicate ha-
6llS, who will attend 10 the use ofihis Medicinal
Water. this Summer 90 wears observation.
the month Of June Is preGored) aud are not optiro.
" healed, or materially benefited, will be charged
nothing for their Board
WILLIAM SAUNDERS.
BOARD, per week, for n,an and horse, 81.
Single, IS.
April la32 i9m3
Southern planter., 1832-05-26
COACH q MATCHMAKING.
A@

TIE Subacrber returns his grateful acknow-
'edgemenis 70 the public for the liberal encourage
men' he has hitherto received, and solicils con
'nuanee oftheir patronage. An who are indebted
10 him, are earnestly requested to come forward and
settle Their accounts OF at least liquidaie tho same
Oy note. lie does not wish to be urgent, but to
meet his own engagements, is compelled to collect
his oui-siandng debts.
LAZARUS DRAKE.
Southern planter., 1832-05-26

Bishop wM. Il. MATHEWS will preach in ihia
town, attbe Baptist Shurcb, on the frs, sunday N
Suhe
Southern planter., 1832-05-26

ny 4. senate on Wednesday, the apportionment
n. Y. i.,,ber considered. The question was
AZ adopting the principle praposed by Mr..
49, decided as follows: Yeas e2-Nays
4. F., Vice President, after stating that in his
- a. bill as i came from the House was un-
-, ..,ooal, gave the casting vote in the aiiirma
q. ~ blank for The number Of Representatives
n 4. 6lIsd with a5i, ayes 81, noes 14.-The
n. 4. hen ordered to Sd reading, by a vote Of
NJ lTbe appoTiionment amongst the sew
a s-,u. BY this bin, will be as follows:--
New Hampshire 6, Massachusetts IS,
shnd 2, Connecticut 6, Vermont 9, New
4. New Jersey 2, Pennsylvania 90, North
y 4 IS. South Carolina 10, Georgia Q, Ken
~ "a Tennessee IS, Ohio go, Louisiana 4,
y I. Alabama 8, Delaware 2, Maryland o,
. ii, Missouri, Mississippi aud illinois, 3
Southern planter., 1832-05-26
For ths Southern Plaafer.
CASTING AWAY A VII HERD FLOW
Err GIVEN BY A FRIEND.

never east flower away,
The gih ot one who card for ms-P
litls bower, faded flower,
bui I, was done reluctantly
neyeE o0kd ast adieu
70 things familiar, but my heart
sAfmk with feeling, almost pain.
kr rhom their lifelessness TO part.
never poke the word farewelll
~ with an utterAncs faint and hrokea,@
A eHih-sick longing for the time
when Il ahal never mere be spoken. "LELIA.'
Southern planter., 1832-05-26

TIE Subscribers have just received a quantity
ofFLOUR ~ BACON They have also on hand
first rate Negro Shirting--all Of which they eaer
low for cash.
p. +. GAITREE,
DAVID ARMSTRONG.
Woodvile, May 8, 1889. Is
Southern planter., 1832-05-26
AUGUST ELECTION---lsa2


RTWe are authorised to announce Col. Peter
and Dr..yomes Jones, of Pike, and Wm.
|niH Of Msflons county, as candidates for the
IaVeuiion, from the Senatorial District of Pike
Maroon.
tive are authorised to announce S. p Shoape,
|'nes Y, McNabb, and Labdn Bacot Esqrs. as
,ldlda'eu for the Convention, from the County Of
erWe are authorised TO announce Franklin
|es ESQ., Of Pike county, as candidate forthe
Yae Senate, from the Senatorial District of Pike
~ Marion counties.
owe are authorised to announce Jesse Har-
~ Col A. p Cunningham and VIM. G. Martin,
! Candidates TO represent Pike county in the next
'A9iature.
o.
Owe are authorized to announce Mr.. Matthias
V''uau aS a candidate for the Legislature.
Southern planter., 1832-05-26
NOTICE.

THE undersigned Administrator ofthe Estate
Of Chapman White, deceased, will, at the next
May Term of the Probate Court Of Wilkinson
County, present his accounts for 6nal settlement
NJ. F. DEGRAFFENREID, Admr.
April IL, 1899. rs
Southern planter., 1832-05-26
NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned having been appointed Teach.
er in tho WILKINSON ACADEMY, win open
the School for the reception Of pupils, on Monday
next 3lst instant.
SAMUEL MCCLELLAN.
Woodville, May 10, 1889. 20
Southern planter., 1832-05-26

~. h~, rfiing dorm 10 do Business. 1t is ri-
~ u. ill. many Of the members ofConqress have
Ds,.' e.hsr families. II is not said whether this
bss, II "a Introduced from an expectation ofpassing
.fN Washington, or from the late Irregular
h :. Ia he mall, having rendered il inconvenient
ny 4, nnf 10 hsnk their clothes home 10 he wash
\ ~ T. ee are informed BY British Tourists is the
adihe members From the intended in
10 -. IA Of Chloride Of Lime, and other measures
|ns. &.rion, il is probable that the first mention.
la sscurt is the right one, and that the precau
bfa. y ne taken against the summer and autumnal
emS nhnaa
oDas a brush NTH the Indians who were removed
~ i rom The state of Illinois TO the West side
|hibi X Mississippi, and who have lately returned in
n y III manner, 20 their former residence is anti
IauI w. Col. Atkson, with the United States
/ M, 10 under his command, from jefferson Bar
\ N nbpached Rock Island 10 the Mississippi, on
Is ms slh nit aud Gov. Reynolds, Of Illinois, had
l. u orders TO Brig. Gen. Neale, to raise bat
ehs 1880 men, TO meet at BeardsiOwn on the
la, Il to assist in driving Black Hatok aud his
Yai yond the limits Of the State.-ChGr. Cour.
Tm O.
I p. : large meeting Of the people, recently held
ne, ousas At which ESQ persons attended, not
oAs anding there was heavy rain, the following
h N ions were adopted-thai sterling, upright cit
N, hcouEs DUPRE in the Chair.
ops Ra1lUed, That we approve Of the votes ofour
bf dessrs. Johnson, and Wagaman, in favor
/ ID sechon Of Martin Van Buren, as Minister
dIc. Gliud."
'hs hslolDed, That in the rejecting Of this nomn-
isho# he American Senate acted as constitutional
br and not as the passive instrument to regis
es BE eaicis Of the President"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
sE:zjSERE.s'ss Y'p.S' EEOY,EE.

Il NE Subscriber has leased, for a term of years
Il that large, cOmmodiouS and well known Es
Enlistment, the WASHINGTON NORM, 81
tuaicd on Third Street, the centre of tho
business and population OF the Town of Lynch.
burg.
lie respectfully informs his friends, and the pub
lie generally, that he has spared neither pains nor
expense in fitting up and furnishing the House and
stables IN the best manner. His Table and Bar will
he furnished with the very best that the market
WIN supply. Ills Stables will be always well stock.
cd with provisions, and under tho suDcrinlcndcnc,
OF The most careful Ostcrs; order. attention and
PolItcncss will he strictly ohsc we'd towards every
guest /" every departments and his charges will be
moderate The subscriber confidently, therefore,
asks the patronage of both travellers and citizens
having determined on keeping, in every respect, "a
hrs' ptte House. A. HATCHER.
oc @.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
Tailoring Business.
TERPSICHOKE HAIL

SH K. BOSSIEUX respectfully announces IN
IVE the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond and
Manchester, that his DANCING SCHOOL is
now opened, and the days of attendance are We'd
neSuays and Fridays, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
for Ladies; at 6, for Masters; and at half INST
o'clock in the evening for Gcntlemcn;-and every
Saturday, Ladies aud Masters will mcot at ii
o'clock in the forenoon, for practising figures &c,
10 winch parents are respectfully invited to attend
and Judge for themselves the PROGRESS of thor
children. Parents wishing to send their children,
ana others who may wish to attend this School
VIII confer favor on Mr.. b.. and will promote the
progress of the pupils by bcginning altogether, as
llich as poss'"ie as tho Practising Cotion Parties
VIII commence some time next moath
u As my wish Is 10 afford all the accommoda.
ton to my patrons and friends, if any private fam
llles who are in the habit of giving large parties,
ana VINO nave not the rooms sufficiently large to
receive all their friends will hire INV BAN Rnon,
&c. to them, at reasonable price.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
.gLDlGsmncEs f0s, gS33.

4 UST published by PETER COTTON, and
90 for sale by the gross, dozen or single, his
Virginia and North Coroiina Almanack, for the
year 1888; containing the rising, setting, places
and oclipses of the Sun and Moon; the southing
and phases of the Moon; the Planets places. Moons
latitude and of her node, the conjunctions, oppo-
sitons and other aspects Of the Planets, and most
conspicuous fixed Stars; the equation of time,
Suns deolination, &c.-Also, tic increase and
length of days, with The Festivals, sc &C., culcu-
lated for the Meridian Of Richmond.
Also list of the Officers Of the Commonwealth,
of Virginia, with their sSurios; Members Of Con.
gross and Senate; do. of the House of Delegates
and Senate; correct list of the Courts and Judges;
Federal Courts of Law; Government and Courts
OF North Carolina, &c. together with economical
receipts, useful information, y G. cure for chOera
anecdotes, &c &c. nov l--.C&d2w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
flENEICO NURSERY

Wdhm % miles Of Richmond. Va
vBNBE Subscriber offers for sale at his N,rs.r,,
a upwards of 10000 buddcd Frui, rrcss ,ay
s,s,iny of 65 varities of Apple, 30 do. Pear IA Jn
rum AZ do Peach, 20 do Cherry, S do. Apricot,
do Ncctarnc, and do. Almond, nearly nIi No.
pagatcd from Trees in full bearing, in his own Or
chard' and embraces perhaps i selection of Fr,,
that have not been surpassed for the clima,. Of
Virginia. The Trees, particularly the Apple, are
large and thrifty, many of them feet high, and
some have Fruit them at this time TPhomyh
only years old, with respect TO appearance 1
would challenge comparison with the hand,e
NEST that have been brought from the North and
the Catalogue will shew, which may be had gratis
OF the subscriber at his Nursery or at the Book
store OF Peter Cotton, where any orders that may
De lelt, Will be punctually attended to.
Grove, Oct. Sic 1t JOSEPH SINTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
GMasa ELASTIC Oye,. Ahocs.

~ I'd below the door of the Eagle IIotcll has
Just received cases of Ladies' and Gemtlemen's
Gum-Elastic Over-Shocs, containing in all, 800
pair OF LIST quality, which nc can recommend az
gerry SUPERIOR and 100 pair Of 2nd quality, at lower
prices.
He has, also, now on hand, good and general
assortment of Ladics', GenrS, Mems, Wowca's
Misses, Boys aud ChiidrcH'S Boots, Bootces Shoes
and Slippers of various kinds and qualities a great
proportion of which, have been lately received
and adapted to fall and winter sales-Also, u
good assortment Of prime Richmond-madc Broguos,
together with Leather, Hair and Seal-skin Trunks
Backing and Brushes &c. &c; all Of which he
offers for sale on very accommodating terms.
oct 31-co6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
AND For SAI.E

TIE subscriber will offer for sale by Public Auc.
uon' on Saturday, the oath day of November
neXt at the hour OF IL, at Hodges Tavern a Tract
OF Land, containing by n late survey. 237 acres
situated IN Hanover county, one mile below the
0id church. directly on the main road leading from
hichmend to tho Piping Tree About one third
a,ai IS 'oefed land and the balance has produced
lately very good crop of Corn, Oats &c. The
situation is considered be one OF the most healthy
In Hanover county There is on it a good dwell
mousse very lately put in good repair, together
WIN corn house, kitchen, dairy, &c. which are
all as good new; also, spring of excel
lent water, quite convenient to the DWELLING
q louise. The title TO the above property is
ihc'Sp"tahc. The terms of sale will be one
.hra oil The purchase amount cash. and the ba
lance payable in and 10 months bonds bearing
interest from tho day of sale with personal secur
" ana deed oftrust on tho properly, will be re-
CURED. POSSESSION given on the LIST January, 1893
IN the INTERIM ana willing to treat with any per-
son disposed topurchase at private sale.
DC lo-c1f G.. w. POITIAUX
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
NOIiIGm.

{ eN the second Monday in November next,
mat beng the l2th, and Louisa Court day.
shai'' ny my agent oiler for SALE at public auc-
s,on' on 'he premises, all the Property, real and
pe,sona' hod IN Louisa county, subject, however,
~ ~ sucn "ens as may be of record in said county.
nc property which L offer is the following.-The
p.acc ON which live known by the name OF Lou
$50 Nour'- ncuse, OF which, it has been hereto
h. io ohefed Tor sale and particularly described,
eon' proper to say nothing more than that il is
10y valuable. Persons wishing to purchase, can
famine IT. at any time previous to the day of sale
w'"'y,iour Slaves, many of which very valu-
aoic ana well acquainted with all kinds of domes-
.I o"sincss-Aso, variety of Furniture, some of
kinds. P ~ - VA
Inoinas Price, Junior, of Hanover, is hereby
appointed my sole agent, who will direct tho funds
Mr'sing from the sale TO the payment of such
vi NY deots as are secured by liens. Persons
VINO nave 'ens on my estate particularly invited
20 attend as tho sale will certainly take place, and
as such persons will DO considered as purchasers
for cash. mo NJ pRJCE
oc lU -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
New Dry Goods Store.

VIE Subscriber, thankful for the patronage he
received, While a nember of the firm oil Boyd
my respectfully informs his friends and the
puUi!c' generally that no has commenced business
~" LIS own account, at the well known stand, re-
s o.n',y occupied by MIR. Daniel III. Valentine, ON III
nn,ta a nnockoo Hill, opposite to DIR. Lemosy's a.
p'"ooary store; where he is row opening gene
rI u assortment Of fall and winter DRY GOODS.
an vi winch are entirely new and OF the latest
go cye. Tic hopes, as lac has heretofore given salts
,Lo,, 70 'hosc who have patrouized him, that
oy WI, continue to favour him with their custom.
~ .n,nks that those wishing to purchase articles
S nis me- would do well to call and examine his
I'ock' AS his Goods have been bought at the re.
prices OF this fall. hc afford to sell then,
S, iom us they can be purchased in this place His
,. consists Of almost every TN ng i'm the Day
P;a, uno' WILLIAM B. HAY.
Nchmond, October 18th, 1899
~ nave few pieces Of 4 4 Domestic Jeans
'o' servants wear, from the Northern Peni,entia
i'oS-nlso' Fearnaught Lionskin for overcoats.
eoISt w. B. IL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
RandoIph's Reports. Vol G AZ


q OSI received, and for sale, by the subscribe-
9S Il low Copies of RANDOLPIPS REPORTS
I'D, ON lsecond cditeu)-also, new edition of
Maddocks Chancery, 2 Vols; Fonblanque's Euui.
~ do; Wentworth on Executors, do Roscoe ON
Evidence do; Starkie Evidence, do; Selwvn,s
\. Mis- Prlns, do; fuckers Commentaries, 2 Vols:
ia'es Digest; Jeremis's Equity Jurisdictions Saun
ders on Pleading and Evidedce, 9 Vols. condensed
English Chanccry Reports, 3 Vols. edited by Rich
ara Peters; English Common Law Reports, 90
v vols; bridgman's Digest, Powell on Mortgages,
Vols; Comyns Digest, Vols; Cruise on Real Pro.
perry Vols IN A, last edition. English Ecclesiasti
cal Reports, Vols; Vernop's Chancery Reports. 2
vols; Tolier on Executors; Maddock's Chancery
Reports,6 Vols. in 3; Saunders Reports. 3 Vols:
Sugden on Vendors; Gritty on Bills; Comyn on
contracts; Easts Reports, I6 Vols; Hammond ON
Parties to Actions; Harrison's Chancery Practice 9
Vols. Newlands Ditto; Durnford and Easts Re.
ports Vols, in 4; Cranche's Reports, Vols;
Coopers Equity; Jones on Bailments; Atkiss's Re-
ports, Vols; Chitty's Pleadings, Sc &c. &c.
On hand, general assortment of LAW
BookS, among which are the VIRGINIA Report
ERs, 10 Volumes, uniformly boand-all of which
Will sell on the most reasonable terms.
PETER COTTON,
LAW BooK-SEILrR
u Two doors above the Eagle Hotel.
l-d&c 2w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
CLOJHfNC

u,u CLOTHING,
Witl be sold, TOMORROW MORNING. :;
no"t OF our Store, about 100 Scasonablc Garment.
p,"'S OF hne Dress aud Surtout Coats, Cloth
SS S;,ai"ohs' Velvet, Valencia and Murseics Vests.
m -, ALSO,
tho" LUIS iierr!ngs. No. l.; 20 boxes Soap, togo
rn'r WIN Chairs, Tables, Blu roaus. ShoveIs and
A0"eS' peuSteads, China and Glass Ware, &c.
,., CLOCkS
WIZ also be added, good Mantel Clocks
ALSO,
Crates Stone Ware, assorted
HORSES II COWS.
and two Mich Cows
a, 0dRRI1GE AND HARNESS.
Also TOMORROW, at ii o'clock, a Cnrr;,os
anu iarhsss, nearly now, and 9 fine w ork Horse.
:. g. e. Aucis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
BRUSH MANUFACTORY

"V"'" UctUtU TIC DcU IUrcrn
VIE subscriber still continues to keen ON hand
large supply of BRUSHES of every de.
so,iP',oi' which he will sell the most rea-
sona0ic terms; in addition to which he has rccc;v.
Gu ny late arrivals renewed assortment of many
a,'icieS In the housekeeping way. viz: iron bound
Iups' painted and plain Buckets, stick and barrel
Nh"rnS' Butter Prints, Ladies'. Lebanon Ware,
ohairs' Cradles, Cooking Furnaces, Looking GIas.
ses, Combs, Pocket Books, Beads, Purses coat
and hoor Corn Brooms, Alicante Mats. furni.
'ure taste BLACK Varnish, new article, for paint
n's narths ana CRATES, Magic Lights shaving and
washing Soap, Morgans Razor S,rups. Razor.
Shaving Boxes, Shoe Backing kitchen Bellows,
NC &C. J. HALLOWELL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
MONSIEUR gsLONDEL.

Methode Mod rHe PEnsegnemcRt in the Art Of
DanciDg, Waitzing, dc,
Ek ONSlEUR BLONDEL according to his
AVh promise to be in this city during the win
ter season, and grateful for the liberal encourage.
ment nc received last winter, respectfully informs
his former patrons, and the inhabitants of Rich
mond and its vicinity, that his Academy for the
instruction IN the beautiful accomplishment of
Dancing, will commence on the LIST OF November,
and continue until the LIST Of May.
MIR. Blondel convinced that his strict attention
TO business and assiduity to please will obtain for
him continuity of public favor, when he proves
ny better evidence than words, TO those who have
honored him with their confidence, his ability TO
perform lho duties devolymn nnon him. oc %