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Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

II letter, nd requested him 10 PIT il a
board the steamboat Kine Pkikp, Il
Providence, which be did-knew the
letter was e . red coloe-saw it wal
directed to some one 70 the care Of an
|other, and remembers that when be
|got home he mentioned taking the
letter, and asked il Benjamin Cornell,
formerly Of East Gseenwhrh, had .
daughter in Fall River. HE brother
declare likewise en- oath, that he told
them the same story on his return from
Providence. Inquiry 10 made for the
gentleman who Was in the wagon 1t
the time, and it 10 hoped he may BE
found. The pessons alluded to are all
men ofthel6st rsspectability and char
acter. The mystery in which the
Cornell transaction y involved, is only
heightened il possible, BY this tale.
INDIAN News.-Colonel Henry
Dodge, Of Dragons, with two comps-
nies Of Rangers Captains Backus and
Browne's> commenced his march to-
wards the rapids on Rock River last
Sunday, for the purpose Of dislodging
Maneater's band Of WinDebaeoes. Il
appears that this chief, after all that
bas been done and said on the subject,
is still lurking about the rapids with
his band amidst the thick forests and
swamps Of that country. The other|
Indians We are informed have crossed
the Wisconsin according to the sti1
Pulatlons Of the treaty last fall.
Col Dodge 10 ordered to demand
the mxrderers who escaped from the
prison At fort Wlnnebago last fall, and
now are thought to be skulking about
in Maneater's band. This demand
certainly will be made, and whenl
made, must, aud Of course will, bel
persisted in till they are given up
Whether any resistance viii be madel
or not, we expect to be able to inform
our readers in our next number.-l
0olemian.
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

CnoLsRAS ASrATIsrscs.-In Flemings.
burgh, with . population Of about 100,
there have been 63 deaths.
Maysville, = population Of about
30OO153 deaths.
Lexington, population Of 65OO-
400 deaths.
Lancaster, about COIL deaths in
4 days.
Lawrenceburg, population Of 100
40 deaths.
MilIersburgh, population Of 400
20 deaths.
Cynthiana, population 30O-l2 or
Is deaths.
Washington, population 600 8
deaths.
Mayslick, population 4OO-7 deaths.
.Philod. Goz.
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

Touch MOI, TAsrHxor.-The Cen
eral Association Of Massachusetts have
passed . resolution against the use Of
tobacco By ministers Of the Gospel; il
being g <Resolbsk, that the use offe6ac.
co BY ministers Of the Gospel is obstruc
ting the progress Of Temperance, and
injurious to the cause Of relieoe."
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

Ceagressiosal Elcce;os.-We have NOT
yet received the Official return from all
tho counties composing this district, but
have . verbal report fromeight, two coun,
ties La Grange and Allen yet remain to
b he heard from. A far % 10 have
heard Gen. MCarty il l46 votes ahead.
The reported m,ioritles are as iollows:
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

Ceon1 Es1srGiea.-hw will Be found bv,
resessnes 70 tAs tabls which ws publish
IN aaother eolums, dat Mr. A. r. Bad
berry, A. Ihosabssry, W. Sssels. and J.
Jones, are elected Repvesesssairss,- that
Mr.. J. Bishop, Comsiss;ssev, and w. NJ.
Eldridge, Csrosev.
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

The Aohichan term 70. good; o.. MI
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

not believe my word would b - readily
believed ~ an Affidavit, ] would hero pub,
Iisb oCe of the fact. but i can prove
that he made the same remark to oehsrs.
there insert certificate from two res
Pectable men, either of whom would ba
as readily belisved . the innseslsss JOG.
athau himself.
Uoderstanding dat Gen. MCarty has
been charged in wayns county witk hs-.
ing stated immediaAely sl>ee his ds6St b..
Judge Test: sas9 - soo4 kis te5ase "a
akc d@ QAAaws-aad slso svure
ekey osgk b Se Ais(seaelasas-thst aIsv
d sH dsesrse II dek sf4f54es, CT
they woold ac1 vote for 0enerals q mili-
sary chafaceen; nor wsuDd thsy deeeod
thesr country." Gea. uCarty has De-
sssd tie above charEs. asd gives tAe di-
rect lie to thooe Who nade it. We whose
namesare hereusso suhscsibed, have been
called upon to exoassaee these respects.
bic citizens Of Wayne, who have beea
charged With Pfopognaiae 6lsehood By
Gen. MCarty. We sl1ese6ore eestiE
tbat the char4o 0ade against 0'Csny =
in substance TRUTH, if ct veshaaio.
JOHN WILEY,
MR. HULL.
Connersvilie, July led, l6o3.
7Io~ss Healsos, whoss esEtikesle
occupies a conspicuous place n DE ha&1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

winch every ih'H'peroi cNefy department of III.
government takes to support and defend the eou
stituton, binds them tc hold her TO the eonJi,o..
of the bond. II i, mol worth while now 10 er,,.-
whether ths onsht 10 be so-whatcr the Sta.
GU 10 HAYES 'sntd contract hich thus l.1.
tl1om--but, the true question is, whether. h3,#..
done -, they are not bound by it unl they are >,
/ / a.cd either by common consent, hy formal lis,
ialion Of the compact IN Federal Convection I'll, L..
an appeal to that vital = c5eis trssot Of oapr.,,
people, sier.oas revolution lie fra,,fs ,..,..
ell to y our father, IN I;,5-rAe rcnea. VII
mmoaaliled the heroic fo,ui lion OF Psr,. =.
their glorious three days Struggle N Is30-,,;.l.
which Will always be found eii.''nt to poirc, com
tdunilils like onf., POSSESSING, ia our Sat- -.,
ernmcns,, the harilas ofciyll aud military orr...
zanon and to oyerawe any majority winch r,,.5,
be disposed to oPpress the minority, and 10 l,.y.
ticm to an appeal 10 the sword hcre}u.,. j..
b tier remedy than either Modification Or s4s..
sion too, in this II IS right which eyr,v,e..
admits TO be inherent in all communities. onI.f.l
by no circumstances; and it would sot con,,p,.,,
y divide The people of State appealing 10 inn,
hostile parties, discussing 'hc propreiy Of such,
mode Of resistance 10 admitted oppr, s,loo and
taer,by weakening the cause Of the Oppressed o9l
,ddin{ % the ,trcn.th Of the oppressor When.
ever oPprcso became SO severely Cit as to iaz.
lfy appeal 10 arms. the people World hae-a.,si
IN defence Of cause coaGnon 10 all. Bur. .yl.a
Idenaeoguts, admitting, IA order + hoolallg t54
p @. l., lh"taey en9i rlepatdf'I r. p,o..s
that III "o1d notba J1s.ii Il III plnoriog NOV.
are nevertheless cndc1yorlng to lead mem MI,
that desperate state Of 'h,ass ~ tcllju5 g1em ,ba
their remedies are peaccA5e as well a, fl ..cnl /
Is evident ;hat Discussions 1t home viii ca,uc fol.
lowed up By acts Of prescription ueJ tyranny winch
thto,. into the shade the d,sPotc character lie
act Of tn general government winch ~. be lie
suhlsclo Of mPloint. For an il.astao,.oa..al ~
function Of tns truth, W nd ea.. ..ss., IL. Il,
otdinances olthc lat south ,roiaa caayu.loa.
the dissolution of ~i.ich body ,rem, to aaye dit
fused universal rya hs.p:, - ..#s.c 'aa..
fonl.e domination OF III Of ines 40, -d.s
9al., wao, n t,.,r -aogt carer. exhibited moe i
IT, Jacol-air' sp.otof;ha Club, ADD Coayc,lloas
81 Revolutionary Frsocc th.n was ever witness
b. tor since t'.et q, 49,. .-
te,j .r<#..e ~ ra.....s ..s.. go, -.
10 have convinced our irlend q \ Voter' -
% jar as r.rgtait IS eonoernr9,' 5ecess.o,l.4
reserved r!;ir nytore qnotio ~ act al ll..
lion, wiil remuh, that that act alyes w..
no right which is rot comapou to 81. -
!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

al Of eiefi are s,,a - be u more literal cas-
duo thzir predecessors. aud that they are Warmly
atiached 10 the Queen aud her young daughter.
srz-rar-zyz7'rz ~zxzzsxrsRnssxz--vr--z 1rr-rExxu
NssV Cionetr, 1 s E.tat We learn, says
the ~ 1od Geurief of yesterday, from good
4o4,ce that the 'oudest oCthe opponents oflhc pre-
seu L. 5. Baak, are eeitps ~ pel.cl fer sln
ar institution 10 90 INTO fl II as saoB as Tn chaf
- at be piss# nt bank expires. rs capital =
~ be 81 0o0, GOO and the Mother Bank b. IL
ea!cl IA tlia city. Tins provision aitli 55sra ap.
poeIoamenr Of rs statk va Albany, Washington
II N VA sH.e, erc - DO aWHy al us unesn ,ttn-
aot5I feature. ard all the whole hos-men from
TIN State are 10 vote f,rit Nay mofc--t is sad
esen General Jark,on. Mir Ean Buton, and the "a
b.usts II sponsbg oua irresponsible, are 10 use all
their influence IA i,s behalf
Nov - taYe $40 d5ab, Of thus graaj scheme 81
IN n ettutlan b0t are equally certain II vii
fall - friends gftae present Bank ofthe United
states vii ucYer siye their eeublfnance to such
bargain. and without their aid cannOt be effected
ihe money ciang.rs mov therefore aba ndon the
peJectat oDoe ~ ueY9nd tteif power 10 accom-.
p.Ish
Taliaq Jf@r bg - Frsac,= Tie Westcrn
Argus printed ~ Liolls. Wa!ne County, New
York lace, i, ne hs.a of IL codn, the name Of
Mur.m gau Bureu ioftir NIT Presidency N 1887
NulhE,oiioa IN hentp1iy The Senate of
Kentucky pessel a act authorizing the Lexington
and OHIO Ran Road Company So locate then rotd
through any Of tie tferts of i.oDisve. The May.
II aud Council otthetelty have officially remons,fa-
ted against tliis act declared II abrullly uuconsti-
tlono and unjust, AID requested the,r representa-
TIVE IA the lee snture 10 oppose rs infthcr progress
They do uo; however tar-aten to throw themselves
on their reserved rIgaJs aHd stcede from the
STATE, Il dion protest is not needed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04
iy>Cuyi.RG. APRiLf. 1888
on TIE RIGHT pF SECESSION.
J5Ac E.lifars oft5s ioeia.a'

On I'LL iat'lt ~ ~ i"z.2i'-'.
Iattc EaR'rf n ~ ~ "''a'
htHFhleH-' NJ - a. -
.,,,r 'ol'a, IL 5Ie o,,ts,, the bias Of nav
mind vas IN favor If the doctrines maintained by
the Unlof isl>, so eail'd our thifd chapter o,
iain nooS''' ~ l'if'''.e nv u ''' ~
- - mo ,,.,,
IN h. neryertcd il ITS mr. ning: bat shall not
throw do@n the gauntlet 10 you for you mu,t
kno" ammo p'iteidn. ont al humble enquirer
''''' nun M ~" ~ ~ 'ie ''''
yn1r comment -, ,h ,r, of ra,f .oiion $, en-, in
d q very 81 e ,iou,. particularly when taken n on
neAioh win Luther Martins propose" "M'"a"''"'
70 nc ''ae''1 I'm" g ~" ,........... -. -:
the act # ratification shall no, ouo.e it entire.
but vi" nuke no intentional peryetsion OF It's
meaning 81 Iamc name and oH behhY y Nie Pe'-
r''p "s w A'',''' =, =, :
maj, laas, The ,,,,y, .,on,c3 ,,,j., lie
constitution. being dJ sfed flou tAc peoJ Il Of m
tHaed S1afes,' (V"snla apart and ior he'sclfl
MY hh ft9' MID ~ 1'tM me pom III !"
~ I'm. co,a,.,ri no' ..,l,,, an.
ton IN h.r ara. 1.5ol( j,dcnsof n. sg,af stall
be wrreHed n htei, injtpy or opi1c.sto"
~ '7'''a ''"'' s''" t'',' >, gu ~ - "''
and an b.h,lf Of ,i,,. o.aolc of the I,iroo STATS
a. pser gloss reading Indicate. IL, ,hat would be
rres"nPlioni consequently, . f5''<ottfF ne P''r-
- s'""'e" "'''' nc 'o''''''"1'9H' "S'''' as
nalne) s4aH be pe,r,t!tq 10 A.i,in;urgor osar..-
sim, ticy man ds r,,s.d bptl.a" taaAori.atlyc-
y the people oI virginia, III the.r own tess!N d
- e.. .,..-
l..a 1 F,.,i .i..-..1, +...I,5r. =
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al Of .eiafa are sad 70 he u a more lberll cas-
t,au thzif predecessors, aud that they are "erml.
attached 10 tie Queen aud her youne daughter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
Alta late hoar Il is morning, the packet shin Ro,
coe' captain Rogers arrived from Iiyt,nao1
V..-.:. 80 sa...I - ...c I'll, :. ge,,.af, b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01
Eagle MnleI-

.THNHOMAS c. POWELL, late Of the Boingbrook
n Hotel, Petersburg, respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he has leased the EAGLE
HOTEL, and will take possession Tuesday, the goth
inst, when he will be prepared accommodate travel
lers aud others in the best style II is his intention to
make many alteration ia this establishment, which he
thinks will have tendency 10 add much to the comfort
and convenience Of those who may favor him with their
patronage.
Members Of the Legislature will be provided with com.
Portable apartments and every exeron used to give them
satisfaction II is scarcely necessary say any thing Of
the advantages which this wcilknown Hotel offers, stu
aed ia the centre Of business and convenient to all the
public Offices His experience n the business jus6es
mm ia saying, that nothing on his part shall be wanting to
render this establishment worthy of the patronage Of the
public. NOV. 10 SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01
HFCMM0.,D, VYAGNNMg TUEsO.gY, .rfNV.aRY. a. lsaa

- lR CHARLES, the sire of the following ,cnners:
~ Sussex, Havoc, Murdock Pioneer, Slender, Dover,
Fidelity Sally Drake, Malcolm, Mercury Bonue o. Blue,
Collier, James Cropper, Traffic, Andrew Hugo, Yankey
Maid, Sally Hornet Flag, Froc, Archers Filey, Trile
Dolly Dixon, Sally White, Annette, Clnjon Davis's Fill
ley, Gloser, Timoleoa Finday Clark's Colt, Clifford
sparrow Hawk, Red Rover, Alanda, Kitty Clover, Ball
Hornet Marietta sc. &c will stand the ensuing season.
where he has for the last years. at the residence
my son. George w. johnson, within one mile of Moody
TAVERN in the county OF Chesterfield Is miles from Pc
tersburg aud % from X .chmond. Terms in time.
VIM. r. JOHNSON.
December o. 10 2awly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

9 The enquirer is published twice a week. generally,
three week during tho of Legislature
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars payable adj
Notes of chartered banks (on) will be
ceved The Editors will the safety of remit
them MALL the all being paid by
No will discontinued, but discretion of
Editors until all have been paid up.
Whoever viii the of uinc papers, shall
have tonh gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One less first insertion, IS each
50 No advertisement paid
assumed by person n this or its onvirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

EPRoAD ROCK SPRING RACES, Is33.-A sweep
y stake open and will close the LIST day of January
mile heats Oor year od)-eHtrance 800, halt forfeit
seven subscribers John Heh, William VIM, VIM.
NJ. West, William L. EgIeson, James j. Harrison, jr.
John NJ Bolts, and James l. Observation-Disclosures will
please make their entries known by the ls of JAM 1888
Also post stake for years old mile heats-enrance
800 orp-our TO make race and close by
the first OF April next. There now 3 subscribers
l. PUCKETT )n
JOHN BELCHER, 'OPio'o's'
Dec Is. 66-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

~ ANAWHA LAND.-The proprietor of valuable
IVA tract OF land lying the Kanawha River, near its
junction with the Ohio, aud contiguous to the village of
Point Pleasant is DESTROYS OF exchanging il for nee
fair valuation The tract consists oil GOT acres mostly
bottom land anAa portion OF it in cultivation Ii has been
one OF the most valuable tracts on the Kanawha Any
person who may be disposed make the proposed ex
change, is requested TO address Major Lawrence Lewis
at Woodlawn, near Alexandra, ID. c. giving descp-
ton OF his negroes and their prices.
December 10. 65-2awtIstMa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01
John For, George For, ABred Foe, .qiJert For, anil
Sdruh For

John For George For, ABred Foe .Hlbert For and
Sdruh For.
FHNAKE NOTICE-That we shall take The deposition
OF Hannah C. Szer and others, at the late residence
of Joseph &. Fox dec. the Eth of January 1893 and
If not taken on that day. to continue from day to day un
Ill the is taken and competed; and the 9th OF said
month"; shall take the deposition Of John Hcnshaw i'm the
Bell Tavern in the city Of Richmond and if not taken
and completed that day to continue from day to dav
until the is taken and completed said dispositions 10
be taken between the hours of o'clock in the morning
and sunset Of said dayso be read in evidence before
the judge Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry for King William county, in suit therein depend.
ing and undecided, wherein and others arc plaintiffs
and you and others deiendcns when YOU are request
ed TO attend if you choose. Yours, respectfully
JOSEPH FOX,
Dec. H. [63-w4wT1 ELIZABETH FOX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

THNRUSI SALE Of caiuabie property in Richmond
III by virtue and in pursuance of Deed of Trust
ecuted to us by George w. Trueheart, bearing date the
llth day OF july 1925 and admitted record in the Of
fee OF the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
18th day OF December 1928, made to secure the pay
ment OF debt therein menioned: we, the subscribers,
OF the 18th day OF March, 1885, if fair, if
not on the next lawful fair day. at upon the land and
tenement aforementioned, will sell at public auction for
ready money, all the property and estate conveyed
by the said deed that to say, all the right title, inter-
est and estate of what kind nature, degree or quality
TO- in and of certain three stored brick tenement
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and be-
ing situate the South Eastern side of I4h street. and
between and streets in the city Of Richmond, and
particularly between the house formerly occupied the
office OF Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the
United States in the said city, and the Tobacco Ware
house, the said eth day of July, 1929 in the occu-
patton OF Garland III. Mitchell, with all and singular,
the appurtenances TO the said land and tenement be-
longing, all conveyed to by the said Deed
Acting trustees will convey the purchaser only
such title we have by virtue of the said Decd and with
out warranty by us; although by such conveyance we
believe the purchaser will acquire perfect complete
title to the premises in fee simple, subject to Mrs True
hearts claim of dover, which she has not vet renuush
ed. FLEMING JAMES
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond, Dec. Is, 1882. 6I-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

n CHANCERI -VIRGINIA,-In Amelia County
Il Court, November 22d 1882:
Ryiand Miller Clement Crue, and Sally his WIFE, for
merly Say Miller, Dainey p Miller, Nj ~ b. Miller
Martha Nj. Miller, Anderson Miller Charlton Miller and
Armisead Miller the six last of whom infants who
sue by kyIand Miller their friend Virginia NJ o.
mack Ju It'll w. oiDack, and Nathan Woma,k infant
children OF Charles Womack aud Elizabeth Woinack de-
ceased, formerly Elizabeth Miller no sue by the said
Charles Womack, their father, and next friend all Of
whom are heir OF Dabney Miller, dec late OF Amelia
county, Complainsnts
against
Mary ViIier widow and rect of Dabney Miller de-
ceased, John Webster, sheriff of Amelia and as such adj
minisraior, with the will annexed of Dabney Miller ae
ceased, william Miller Thomas Mier and Virginia
Miller, children OF William Mer and late of Tennessee
~ Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs by their coun ell and filed
ther bll and tile defendants William Miller, homas
Miller, and Virginia Miller having entered their ap.
Pearauce, and given security according the act of As
semby aud rules OF this court, and il appearing to the sa
hsaciioD OF This court that they inhs bants of II is
commonweah-o on motion OF the plaintiffs by their coun-
sell IS ordered tha the said defendants do appear here
on he 4h Thursday in February next and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs; Otherwise the court will take the same
tor confessed, and decree accordingly and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm some nswsp,per
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
cesvey and posted at the front door Of the court house
OF his county, on wO successive court days.
Copy. Teste, JOHN r. LEIGH C. A. O.
December III. az -v9v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

HDUBLlC SALE.-The Subscriber, acting under and
III by virtue OF Decree of the Superior Court of Spo
sylvan will sell, by public auction, Monday the 18th
day oil January next at the Bowling Green in the county
OF Caroline all the negroes belonging the of tie
late Mrs Lucy Taliaferro
The negroes, amounting to 81, consist of men, wo
men, boys, and girls, and will be sold credit OF IL
months The purchaser give bond with approved secu
rty. MARY b. STEPHENS
.4din'r. Of Lucy Tdiiqferro
Dec ~ 6S-Wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

II AND IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE.-By vr
Il tue OF deed of trust executed by Christopher b.
Cook, bearing date the llh day OF December 1926
John Straiton and Charles F. Woodson and record in
the County Court OF CHESTERFIELD for the purpose OF
curing to John Archer the payment ofceran OF mo-
ney therein specified, shall on the l6h day OF Janua
ry 1898, upon the premises sell TO he highest bidder
for ready money the Tract of Land conveyed said deed
much thereof shall be sufficient satisfy the ba-
lnce still due, together with interest and costs. The
tract contains l2D acres, less lies upon James
River and joins the lands of John Archer, Marley C.
Wahall, and George Cox, and is known Edsons Boat
Yard The land will be shewn by DR. j. A. Al cher, or
Marley c. Wathal, living Acting as Trustees, we
will convey such title is vested in SUCH which
we believe TO be unquestonable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01
BY The Governor Of The Commonwealth of pireiuio
PROCLA NATION

n TItUJIIN VIZ IUN.
AM/HEREAS vacancy hath occurred In the Repre-.
Wv senation from this State, in the Congress Of the
United States, by the death Of Philip Doddrdge, ESD a
member OF the House Of Representatives Of tie United
states for the District composed Of the counties Of Mo
nongaia, Brooke, Ohio, Harrison, Tyler and Preston.
have thought proper to issue this Proclamation, directing
ne Sheniis Of the counties Of Monongaa, Brooke, Ohio
Harrison, Tyler, and Preston, TO Election 10 be
held Tor their respective counties composing the said Dis
tric on the first Monday in January 1885, Tor Repre-
sentative Of the said District in the Congress Of the Uni
ted States.
Given under my hand Governor, and under
lSEALl the lesser seal Of The Commonwealth AT Rich.
mond, This 10Th day Of December, 1892
Dec II. f63-w4w1 JOHN FLOYD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

EPoARDlNG SCHOOL NEAR JERUSALEM
9D The Subscriber, having located himself (e hopes)
perRlIHentiy will open school the ensuing year at his
residence two miles west Of Jerusalen.he situation is
remarkably healthy, aud enjoys every convenience neces-
sary TO Boarding ESTABLISHMENTS the houses being in
good repair and sufficiently large accommodate ten or
twelve boarders. The of instruction will be such
as to prepare the students Tor the University aud afford
good, substantial educatiOn TO those who caunot incur
the expense OF collegiate Every attention shall
be paid TO the morals and manners of those entrusted to
his The tuition fees will vary from fifteen TO thirty
dollars according the different branches studied Board
including beds, candles &c 500 per Of months
The school will commence the second Monday in
January, and terminate the 18th of December allow
ing VACATION Of four weeks in sumner
For satisfactory testimonials of character and qualca
tons, reference may be had TO the following gentlemen,
who will act trustees visitors the school viz Will
liam Ii. Goodwin George b. Cary, Hardy Harris Jas Ro-
chele, Edw. w. Marks, DR.. l.. G. Trezvant and Carr
Bowers. b. II. TREZYANT. p
January /. H-0tH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01

NOrICE.-All persons indebted TO the Of Ray
IN mond & Brothers, particularly requested TO make
immediate payment all their debts assigned for the
benefit of those To whom they indebted.
G. V. RAYMOND, dSeat for the .ASSignees
January |. 7I-3t