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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04
OBITUARY.

piEp, near Lexington (Ken1 'ev @efhs
since Of bilious fever. Nj, PETER II IEOBA,
Il native % Switzerland, and recently resident OF
Lynchbmg.
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DIs.GES' OFFlcE.
CAPITALS
10000 DOLLARS.
5000 DO.
TICKETS ONLY ~
Va. PETERSBURG ANt(ery
SUMMER MEDICINES. &C

GshlDLliZ, Soda, Rochelle, sas a,oga. Ginger
- Beer and Sarsaparilla Powders
Moxon,s Eilervesent Nlagnesian Apperient
Real Alkaline Cheltenham Salts
Carbonated Eheryescent Halrowgatc Salts
Dumire's celebrated Itch Ointment
Chlorine and OrrIs Tootl, Wash
Porter ana Brown Stout, IN quart and pint bottles.
Barclays and tlhbcrt's best double
Mace, Chores, Nulnegs, AIlspice and Tumeric
1oolh-Ache Pills, uew remedy, prepared BY ].
L. shepherd OF Lexington Va.
Z. Perkins's Anti-Dyspeplic Pills, q new remedy
Musical INSTRUMENTS and instrument Strings Of
various kinds and prices
Saratoga and oeIdlitz Waters
Oxey's concentrated Essence of Jsmaica Gine.r
For sale by Howell DAWES.
june 81 III.
JOB R,kkATING
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Lynch urg Savings lSank.
LEAD Llnserd Oh, Sp,s

"nITE LEAD Lnseed Od, Sp,s
W TWpenllno, Cupplng aud Surgical lns,tu-
ments generally, I;eh Ointment, several kinds.
best Indigo in nrge or small quantities to suit pur-
chasers, JnJube Paste, by box pound or ounce 10
gcthcr with a sIIendd assortment Of IF csh, pure
and warranted Medicines Dye.Siun'4, Ois etc.
received and for sale, at reduced prices by
HoWEL DATr,r-.
June 90 ifs
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..@.. ..p-u.3 TIC t,..-.f I-~~d il rracu, .ug o
sofeien, numoe. u sobserincrs 10 Justly lac re.
sumption ofhs editorial ju' ms (and NJ sincerely
hope he may,) he promises to publish the cheapest
agricultural paper this side i,he Potomac lie
dsclaims, however all wish OF design 10 interfere
with, or diminish the patronage of Mr. Rollins pi.
per, the Farmer, Reg SER" recently established
IN Richmond, prefortiog 10 discontinue his paper
rather than tina, MIR RS should no, succeed.
TIE Sonih can and should sustain them BOTH
NEW FLOUR. There has h.eo ye, yer, ln,'e
IN morket. We reee,ved a sample day or ,~e
past, from q. G. Clay, Esq. made n, his mil. y
lev m'les from this place, which i. of very sure-
Fior quality II Is clear Of gi,i. being got ont With
machine aud So remarkable Tor its l,g htaess that.
hoash gfonnl thee days after il VS. on,,h r,ses 80
a 10 make the hes, of light bread. Thee Is IN
of u Tor safe at Nes1s. Thornton ant Gin q. IN
half barrels, NJ 81
WtiEAI.-The Farmers have generally 6n,s
ed their hsr,est. aud can now make a tole,shi
tar estimate Of the quality OF their whra,. I,
seems universally acknow edged that e's' OF a..
maunin,ns the crop has sustained eres' damage
and the damage seems 10 be increase as yo'
proceed easIwardly irom th, noun ain. Os &c
Blue R.dg. and fatihss ~es'. II Aas not suslaired
40 much injury ia mNuy places the crop Is repre-
seated as v",y 6nr. The price ,ha,ii vii tom.
| nsnd is ye, somewhat unsettled IN Richmond
the IN Her, are oifs,,ng 81 Ia 10 81 II, hat the
| i.,mers are unwilling 10 lake the price IL this
! "iace engagements ARE making AZ ~, deliverable
by LIST August There has not been much new
Wheai hronc hl 10.
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June 90
Valuable A.anA iv sale.

VIE subscriber wishes 10 sell the Farm on
winch he Resides, lying ~ Campbell county,
on the waters of Hi Creek, 2 miles from is juno.
ton with the sIaunton '.":r, and , miles from Pan.
ns Bridge across SAID riycr, Ioini.,s inc lands
of the Long Island, Blacks Estate aud others
This tract contains 1900 acres Of most cxccH,n,
Land, nbort GOO ncrcs are cleared ard IN good con.
dition it lies remarkably well, conveniently wa
tered, well improved, and as healthy altuntun aa
any IA Vuglnio. | deem 1t quite unnecessary 10
say nny thing more about the advantages OF thus
valuable farm gentlemen that wish 10 purchase
in his Of country aIe invited 10 come aud
examine for themselves. This - truly yplu itile
Farm and meflls ihr attention of capitalists. For
further particulars enquire Of the proprietor, resi-
ding on the promises. JOHN 5. PAY Ne.
june wits
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June

ClOlhs, stocks and VcStlnEs.
GENTLEMEN are particularly requested !,
W cali aud examine our present stuck, which
we have Just opened fresh from New YORK.
M,kEE, aOBlNsuH l. Co.
March !. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

IT We were mistaken, few days ago, in sta
ting tina, Philip A. Boiling, Esq. OF Buckingham
was a candidate to represent the Charlotte district,
N the next Congress. We learn, since, that
badge Thomas T. Bouldin, the late representa-
Ave, Is a candidate, and that he WILL in all proba-
o'llty, have no opposition. We are reque sted to
state that Judge Bouldin will he at Bucking ham
Courthouse On Monday next.
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VIE PRESIDENTS TOUR.

Our Boston dates are 10 the 2G'h of June at
which tin.c Tie Presidcn, remained in Boston. hay.
ing been detained tho,e by udisposilon. The
Bos,dn papers of the 25th quite apprehonslvc
Of serious termination 10 his attack DR. War
rem called in the day before, ard found il ne
cessary to bleed him. and to prohibit tho entrance
of any person 10 his chamber but his imnlc late
attendants. On the next day, however, although
visitors were not allowed to sec him, his health
lad considerably improved.
Prudence, we think, would dictate tha, the Pre-
sldent sho-ld cut short his journey, commenced
njudiciansiy, and the progress Of which thus far
has proved to he injurious to his health.
We notice, among the latter incidents of his
tour, the following;
On thu arrival of the Presidcn, in Roxb II,
where he was met bv the Sccctmen and Commit,
tee of Arrangements he was addressed by Jona-
than Dot, Esq, as follows:
Sir n behalf Of the Selecme and Committee
OF the inhabitants Roxbury, am requested TO meet
| Oh here, and greet you with a free, hank, and
hearty welcome. We duly appreciate your public
services.
! And may his powerful arm long remain nerved
Who sald-"The UNioN-i, must be preserved
To which the President made the folio ing la
couc reply -
&" |, shall be preserved, Sir, as long as there is a
nctre in this arm
NJ; Eaton The Nashville Republican states
that this gentleman is still candidate for the U.
5. Senate, II opposition to MIR. Grundy, notwl'h-
Standing his recent appointment to the Presidency
of,he Ohio and Chesapeake Canal Company
The Sparta (Fenncssee) Rav enquiries now
many moro Offices VIII do for HIM 7"
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leE, " BIT,

hR, J. l.. BEN SON respectfully ,ninuns those
IL Ladies md Gentlemen who = He'd on hin
.incr he advertised HE return, aud he unblie
generally. that he Ia, now r'tnrord 10 Itpch.
burg. Srkuess WAS the cause e h,s delay lie
expects 10 10 able Ia aiioni 10 NIL rGtessionat
Gu lis by Monday neIt,
July ,ns
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. mistake. into which se were led, no, :. Ii

our own rece,.celions. as by the frequency with
which VIC have seen the editor ofthc National Ga
zette cassed with the leaders of the federal pa rty
by his opponents for the time beng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

81 The editor Of the " Y. Standard las an
aoaaerd that arrangements huyc been made tol llic
continuance Of tha, journal. We presume, there
fore, ti,a, he nus received his rcrard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

~ fhc Richmond Wang Of the 9th ut, con-
tans the answer of John r. pleasants, Esq (lrawn
by his counsel Gen. Walter Jones, SHOWING
cause why he should no he attached for an ALLEGED
contempt OF the circuit court of tho district of Co
'un'la, for the county Of Alcx,nJra in dsobey.
ms 81 Am ms oi sad court to attend it as a wit
MSS, III TIE Case af the U $ ates vs. Robert p
Sahdolph, for an assault on Gen. Jackson We
tesrct that we have not roo for this answer, con.
CURING as We do in its general re; sonins and in
lis conclusions. There are several points made in
VIC answer, the principal Of which is that the
Courts OF the District of Columbia have no ri sh, to
coefce the attendance Of Witnesses from this Com
"ah"caith-a position sustained by the recen, de-
c'S'on OF Ju iges Marshall and Barbour, to each of
""o'h application was made to arrest (Lieu,0
"a"dolph, aud by both O. whom the warrant was
'o'u'e'' upon principles identical with those invol.
''' i" 'n's Case Mr. Peasants intends, if ar at
""P' SHOULD be made to enforce the " attachment
'o' co't'npt. ssied by the Alexandria court. to
'py ''r wit Of habeas corpus, and thus test he
1'1''''' Vi yarisiIcon-bu, we sincerely hope thai
"' ''a@s' who issued it will review their decision,
anu themselves veto their unwarrantabe ASSUME.
f'on of power
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

TRIAL FOR MUkDER-T triai Of Jesse
Norris, a free man OF color, for the murder Of Jack
son Hughes, white man, in this place. in Noyem
ber lis commenced in tho Superior Court for this
Corr Grafton on Tuesday last, and occupied the
whole Of that day and yesterday, and had not term
mated when The Cour, adjourned last evening. We
had prepared brief sketch ofthe evidence, but
shall Of course omit il until the trial is over.
r. line Of stage coaches has commenced run
nng on the Lexington and Covmgton turnpike
road. We hope shortly 10 have it in our power to
announce Hat this line has been extended from
Lexington to Lynchburg
r. A crop Of 3 hhds. Of Tobacco made by Mi.
VIM h. Sheppard Of Amherst, was sold at Lynchs
Warehouse yesterday, for the following prices,
viz one ri ", one CT 80, and Que ~ 75--nycra-
.gingss5o
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90 "c |fhadclphia) National Gazette, of the
s''" u'' says" The editor of the Lynchburg vir
y, 20 o''"m'tlcda mistake in chasing the c.
''O VI Inc National Gazette as fedcralist ofthe
.. ''ov We were then, and for four years af-
- 'o"sse' and took no share whatever in poll
NJ, Nv o"' 1910. Moreover, we never were Of the
''''a' party assuch never took any party
'esc:ric'ly p1b.i4!! III. cc.rccts5n o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-25

HH RS. LITTLE has re opened her Seminary for the
I'VE education OF young Ladies, at Fredericksburg, vir
gnia in which pupils instructed in all the English
branches usually taught in the best Seinarie inelu
ing Reading. Orthognphy, Whiting, Defining, English
Sc Arithmetic, mental aud practical; History, Malhe
nacs, Natural and Moral Philosophy Chemistry, Botany,
Rhetoric and Composition The most competent Teachers
are engaged to instruct IN English, French, Latin, aud the
Ornamental branches.
Natural Philosophy will be illustrated by experiments
Tuition according to the class in which the pupil ranks
from Sl2 90 per session al five months, to SIG do.
limited number OF young Ladies received into
Mrs Liiiles family, whore they trained up all the
courtesies OF polite domestic associations Ths ncuca
on oil moral precepts is strictly ate ned 10, and nothing
is withheld which benefit the pupils committed TO her
Board per session of five months. $50 90
Washing, do. do. 90
bedding, II provided, 90
in' identai expenses, Tor fuel aud light, 50
Payment will be expected quarterly in advance.-Each
young lady TO provide her bed aud bedding when
towels.
Mrs Little having adopted in part uniform dress Tor
her boarders the advantages which she has tested
her own satisfaction would respectfully propose parents
and guardians, il agreeable aud them,
operation In her PLAN The benefit, the young Ladies'
arises from the absence OF desire 10 vie h each oer
IN point oil dress, rival,bip highly injurious the youth
iu' mind aud to parents aud guardians the saving mach
unnecessary expense resulting thrreirom.
For the approaching tall aud term she would re-
commend dress of mazarne blue bombaze or merino
Tor school days. with cape Of the material TO he
relieved by white muslin m round the neck black stuff
apron coored hose and leather shoes For Sundays gar
net coored mcino circassan dress, with black belt
cape aud cults cape OF the material the dress
The younger scholars; straw bonnet, trimmed with Grim
son ribbon put plain.
RJerences.-Rev. 5. b. Wilson, Rev. L. c. Mcclure,
John Scot, j. s. "eord DIR. b. r.. Wexford, T. II. Han
SON. L. w. Berry, c. l.. Stevenson, j. Vass, w. Allen
Minor j. d. Harrow.-Rov. DIR. Hill, Winchester, Va
Rev d.. Alexander, Professor of Didactc and POenic
Theology in the Seminary at Princeton N. J-Rey J.
W. Alexander, Philadephis.-Rev. w. Mill, late Pre.i.
dent OF Dickinson Co!lege.-Rev. H. O. Ludlow, aud Rev.
William Patton, City Of New York.
October Is.
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DUBLIC AUCTiON-By virtue OF a deed of trust.
IL executed TO the late William cambridge and the sub
scriber by Randolph Ross Of the County of White in the
State OF Tennessee, the 18th day August 1920 and
recorded in the Hustng's Court for the City of Richmond
on the 10Th day OF june 1921 and ordered be certified
which said deed OF trust registered in the Registers
omce IN White County, state OF Tennessee, the 9Th
day OF August, 1921 and also registered in the Regis
ters Office in Warren County, State OF Tenne on the
9Th day oil August 1921 Tor the purpose securing the
payment oil sundry sums OF money, mentioned in the
deed: will bV sold by Public Auction the ighe bidder
Tor ready money, AT the front door of the Eagle Hotel i'm
the City OF Richmond, on Wednesay the 9th day of No
venber next at IL O'clock ii fair otherwise the first
day there the following property TO witt certain
piece parcel of land in the county Warren State OF
Tennessee, containing 81 acres including the Arch Cave
oundry other pieces or parcels OF land purchased by the
said Randolph Ross Of Elijah Saunders, George Saunders
Jacob Deakc, Beverly Harp, John Officer, William Eaves
Alexander McMurray, Charles aud William Gres.um,
Thomas Kay aud Elijah Deake ahdsundry pieces
OF land in the said County and Sae granted by the said
State TO the said Randolph Ross supposed about
twelve hundred acres.
Also, certain piece parcel of land in the county of
White in the said State of Tennessee, containing one
hundred and heen acres including The Big Bone cave
ana sunry other pieces parcels OF land coun
~ and State purchased by the said Randolph Ross An.
thony Debruce, John McLemore, Geo. Saunders Elijah
Saunders Elihu Saunders Jacob Drake Isaac and
john Wsonand sundry pieces parcels OF land in the
county and State granted by the said State, the said
Randolph Ross, supposed 10 contain abos eleven
acresAlso third part OF certain tract or parcel of
land in the said county Of Warren state OF
which the said Randolph Ross holds jointly with Elijah
Drake and Daniel Pain containing three thousand
Guiding the Salt Wells on Rocky Rveraso Is negroes
whose names are "not now recoected,' nine Of which
were in the possession OF Reuben Ross six i'm the
possession OF William Ross, Jr also all the stock i'm trade
at two stores belonging to the said Randolph Ross
nessee one OF which is kept at Sparta the other at
Cave; the hrs case OF which stock amounted to $4,000
Aud also the merchandise in the of Reuben Ross
LesngIS% in Virginia. belonging to The said Ross valued
Sept 10. f36--tls1 S,,rr;r;o ar T,,s,ee
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by RIrCMIE & COOK.

90 Tho ENoUIRER published twice week, generally, and
during tho session Of tho State 1e2islatue
Price, tho Five Dollars payable in @
payment The Editors win the safety Of remit
tho of all letters being paid by tho
will DO DISCONTINUED but the discretion oil the
Editors, until al arrcaragcs have been paid =.
" Whoever will the payment oil nine papers, ha'i
have the tenth gratis. . .....,.,.,x.
insertion, rs each continuance,
inserted until has either been paid
orr assumed by this city its environs.
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d. - a REWARD.-Rapaway from john Rsndoiph,
III Q00H 9Th Anr No

$50 W. s , 'FS% job" R.naoPn
man. his wife, named EVELlNA, with her two children,
Louisa and Mary, who hired him by the
Der until Christmas reward so dollars will be
given for the delivery Of the said negro Robert
Boiling TO John Randolph in Petersburg and ten dol
lars for the delivery Of each of the said Children the
same reward for the said Negroes if apprehended
cured in any jail that they obtained by the subscr
ber Eveina is about 25 years OF ago. five feet high
OF brown complexion. with full eyes; the children are
both temaies-Lousa, the eldest, is very much like her
mother, about years old, and Mary about years odI
suspected that they have taken passage in of the
steam boats and making their escape to some of the
Northern ports Masters Of vessels and all others are
iorewarned against receiving harbong the said wo.
wan or her Children under the penalties of the
law. ROBERT BOILING
For Miss Mdiianua Boiling
Petersburg, October 22 4s-I2,
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AIbemarle. Sept. 90.

a tHAkLES ELLIS, has just received his fall supply
" OF goods per the Superior and other ships from Eu
rope and offers for SALE blankets mapped coons white
o'ue ,nAed' and Grabbed nilled plains, Welch cause
'nu oner nannels, wosted SIus printed and plain me.
fnos' ca'nb'eis and plids, Flushing winter vesng
hosiery extra suPefiine English cloths of all colours and
prices men fashionable London hats family Irish linen
best Duck gloves leather gSers, ready made great coats
Swiss and other musns, Italian silks wsrrsn,cd bss
quality; ladies hoskIn gloves, best csrpetng, &c &c
DOMESTIC Unconstitutional company cotton ozoa.
and shrtng, with large assortment of dark mixed SAT-
nets suitable for servants aud tobacco factory hands
cutlery and Hardware, good assor,mentof each with
guns spades, and plough chains, sheet iron-Aso
ehoee lot oipfiDe sdddlery. til-0J September 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-25

UDUBLlC SALE--W be sold at Obslo, in Amelia
- county on the 18th OF this month, (October) all Of
my stock oil cattle, sheep, hogs Sc household and kitch-
en- iurnue plantation utensils &C. crop Of cOrn fodder
shucks straw and sheaf OATS SC. Terms-tor all sums
Oh hve dollars and under, cash. FIVE dollars, credit
oil SIX months will be gven the purchaser to give bond
with good security carry interest from tho date; but
the principal be punctusy paid the interest will be
mited. MILENOR STRATTON.
Oct 22. 4S-tl,
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I'D, V.xRGEvza, FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a 1888

III AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.--Willbe ex-
posed TO public sale, Monday the 10Th Of Decen-
Der next at the residence Of the late Leonard Henderson
near "iiamsboro, Granville county, North Carolina, the
LIdct OF Land, wherein he resided, containing about
Ioo dcres together with 35 40 NEGROES between $50
anu 3oo barrels OF corn, wheat OATS fodder and the
oil all kinds household and kitchen furniture, plantation
utensils, &c &C. The above Tract OF Land is of fine qua.
NY, IN high state OF improvement extensive MANFRED
ot well wa,ered, and adapted to the cultivation OF To-
oacco and Grain. The improvements consist Of large
comrnodious D,ceing House. various Offices and every
necessary house, and good tobacco harnssuaed one
mile west OF Wiamsborough, in OF the healthy
and refined neghborhoods in the State aud aordng
ny convenience for the education OF children The Me-
groes consist Of men, aud children young and like
w and among them first boot and shoe and
carriage driver The valuable Ldo Library OF the decd
will be sold at the time.
J. l.. HENDERSON, Jr., Ex'or.
October 1. A2-,Js
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-25

NIOIICE.-Was committed TO the jail OF the City of
Richmond, ON tie sixth day Of May last as runa
way, Vhe owner unknown) Negro man, who says his
is Charles Ddy and that lac is free man; ~ orn
and raised in Alexandria has no free papers, says dist
ne never had any Charles is about 25 years old five
ecttwo inches high, OF dark copper color, well set no
marks discovcrsblc had ON when committed, grew cass
net round about and p0n,aoons blue cloth vests he
a' his mother was set free before he born by Mr.
Mr.. G. Neal, (Shen he was Mayor of Alexandria ami
that ne knows him to be free; il lac Is runaway his
srequred TO forward prove property pay charg
Is and take him away, he will be dealt with as the sty
directs. DAVID WHITE Jailot
Tor Williams ID. Wren, Serg't Richmond
August 10. 23-Sm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-25

FENilE Members OF the Virginia Bar the profession
~ generally respectfully informed, that the con.
mutation OF Calls Reports, announced IN July last will
probably be prepared r delivery before the ri dsy
OF December next-and that in order COPIES al
the lowest price it will be necessary 10 leave their names
with the publisher or before that day.
Decisions OF the First Court Of Appeals from s com,
meDcemcnt to its dissolution in 1888 the unrsported Ca
ses in the New Court OF Appeals to the death of JUDGE
Pendleion in Oct 1903 with Cases in tie General
Court, Court of Admiralty, and Federal Court and The
Cases in the Court OF Appeals from the death OF Judge
pendleton TO the hrst volume of Hcnng and Munofds
Reports IN three volumes, by Daniel Call These vo.
uines will complete the series Of Virginia Repor from
the Revolution TO the present time.
The work will be neatly and accurately printed in the
in cali to match the three volumes of Cas Reports edit
ed by Joseph Tate, Esq with full table Of contents Of
cases reported and OF cases cited aud will be preceded
largely contributed TO The foundation and supertiructue of
our JOdicial system II. L. SMITH
October %. dSU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-25

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-Tbe snhscrhor.
offer for sae their Tract Of Land lying in the uoner
part OF King William county, the Mattspony river
adIoing the lands of Messrs. John Lumpkin Beni,m;n
" Monday Robt Hill, and Lawrence Trau; contsinina
40 acres nearly half OF which is flat land on the RI
YER NO tsctot Land possesses positive relative
lnan This, offer greater Inducements TO the
industrious ana en'erprsng. The subscribers are dspos
uo inaes considerable degree Of beraity in refer.
encs either to price, or time Of payment
o.,-,oo ,,o ~ GEO. II. TRANT,
Ne'ooor H. lfo-zJ RICHARD w. FOX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-25

ELAik MAIDEN Tile semi annual exhibi.
z ton Of this Institution took place on The OH ns T.;
presence oil the following Trustees: Rev. VIM Finn,v
Judge ). Archer; Saml Brown, John Forwood Henry
Dorsey and Thomas A. Hays, Esqrs who took Measure
in stating that the high literary reputation which The
Institution has acquired under the of The
rev X H. Davis, was fully sustained With full be-
ei That the Institution s worthy the extensive
winch II has received, the Trustees confidently recon-
mend TO an enlightened public Mr. pierer Cherbonneir
one OF the most accomplished teachers in the Union now
Pcsues over the French Department The duties Of the
school WIN be resumed on Monday the 4th oil November
next BY order Of the Board of trustees
JOHN MCKINNEY, Jr., Sec.
Air, (MdO Oct Is. 40,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-25

SALE OF LAND.-On the 3lst day OF October next,
- at Johnson's Springs, in the county Of Goochland
shall proceed to sell at public auction, Tract OF Land
lately occupied by Mrs Anna Moore, her dover in the
real estate of her deceased husband and formerly owned
by Walter Boyd Gillian, deceased The title to the land
/: believed to be undoubted in consequence of late de.
cislon oil the Court OF Appeals Terms made known on
the day Of sale, which will be positive.
VIM. PANNILL, .ddm'r. de 6onis non,
Nth The WH annexed Of Waiter Boyd Gillian, decd
OctoberS D. 4l-tds