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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

TuNHE patrons of the Female Seminary In the healthy
and agreeable little village Of FarmviIe, feel much
pleasure in announcing TO the public that Mrs Emma
Cstharne Lanier, "a Virginia lady) has, al the earnest
solicitation Of her friends consented to take charge of this
institution the ensuing year The price Of tuition is re-
duced Sl5 per scholar for the scholastic year of ten
months which will be divided into sessions and the
tuition fees will be expected in advance al the eginning
Of each session The first session will commence on Mon
day, the 9th inst Board &c. be had in the village
Mrs. Lanier is amply qualified 10 teach, and will give
instruction in all the branches Of useful female English
education.
Prince Edward, jan 73-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

TO M James @. anthony, and Mary $. his rife.
NOU will please take notice, that on Thursday the
~ 10th day Of February next at the House Of Mr.,
WIN. Nj. Gary al Loyds In Essex county, Va, shall pro.
coed TO take the dispositions Of Robt. p Warng, ID W.
Pitts, Richard Rowze and others, TO be read evidence
In pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, for WesmoreIaDd county, in which T.
executor Of Geo. w. Lee, deed, plaintiff, and Mary
J. Lee Ia her character as execntx OF b. NJ ee, decd
and also 10 her right, and yourselves deendan
and IT, from any should fail fake the said depo.
siions the day before named, shall proceed at the
place, om day 10 day, until the dispositions com
pleted, Your most obedient,
Jan. 16. [79-w4w1 JOHN II. MiC0U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

SCHOOL, shall continue my school, in the county
- Of Albemarle, Eyefetsvle, The next year. II
will commence the 18th day Of January, and close on
the LIST OF December including months yscaion.-
In this school will be taught tie Latin and English Ian.
gUsge together with the useful branches Of Mahe
mates. My price for Latin and Mathematics will be $685.
English $40. Board may be obtained for $6O-Addrcss
Capt Colin Johnson, the subscriber, Everetlsviic r.
o., Abemarle county, Va. ROB'T ID. JOHNSON.
Dec. 3lst, 1888. ~ -w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

A MELIA ACADEMY.-The exercises Of this insti-
IN tuition will be resumed The 18th of January next.
The of studies will continue be preparatory for
the University. Terms heretofore.
Board including all expenses per session OF 10 months
$100-Tuition, $50.
Board and tuition payable semi annually in advance.
Gentlemen wishing engage pupils for the ensuing
sion, will direct to Gentle Bridge Powhatan.
WILLIAM ii. HARRISON.
November 2S 56-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18
TUyO EDWARD WARREN-SIR: As Won are not

HNO EDWARD WARREN-SIR: AS you not an
~ inhabtaD Of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and
have agent known 10 u.s. you will please take notice,
that we will proceed on the twenty fourth day of Janus
ry next between the hours Of nine o'clock in the morn
ing and six o'clock in the evening Of that day. at the
house OF William Clarke in the county of Hanover and
State Of Virginia, take the dispositions Of Thomas Gardner
and Others TO be read evideuce in suit now depend
ing and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery Tor Henico county, in which suit
William Clarke and others plaintiffs and you are de-
lendani and should the said dispositions be completed
that day, the taking thereof will be continued from
day TO day, until the business is completed. Yours sc.
WILLIAM CLARKE and Others, plaintiffs.
December 81. 7O-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

THNHE distributes Of the military claims Of Waller
u Scott, deed, hereby notified that the said claims
ready for distributions and that IL is desirable that
other OF said distributes should come forward
and administer the estate Of the said Walter Scott,
decd preparatory distribution Of the claims Aforesaid
the undersigned does not intend to administer said
estate A. Is. ddDeinistrdiyir
of Geo. b. Moody, decd
Jan. 9. 7J-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

N0TlCE-The subscriber would sell first.rale Jack,
V now rising five years old, and he with safety say
not inferior TO any IN lower Virginia. Unquesliona-
BILE certificates be produced regards his success
sure foal-gelter and qualities generally Any gentle
man wishing purchase or confer with me on the sub
jet. will direct Newfound Mills Hanover county, Va,
and il will be attended 10. u. H. PRICE.
g. 75-y1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

DUNAwAY IN JAIL-A Negro man. who calls
~ himself MosLs, was committed to the Jail Of Han.
over, county, as runaway, on the 18th day 81 August
last, who says he belongs Mrs. Ann Peasanis Of the
county Of Goochland he apprehended in the Stage
per found in his possession, which he aiterw ards acknow
lodged to be forgery granting Lin permission 20 10
the City Of Washington, In the name Of Ann Peasants.
The said slave appears TO be about forty years old OF
middle stature, very black, and when committed had
~ appearance OF having been accustomed working in
COAL has several about The hands aud wrist aud had
OH when committed blue cloth coat, and grey cassinet
panaoons and old fur hat, together with agc KNAPP.
SACK containing variety Of clothing. The owner Is
qnested forward, identify his property. pay Jail
fees, demand his negro, and take him away, else he will
be dealt with as the law directs.
LANEY JONES, d. s.,
For Carter Berkeley. Sheriff and Tailor Of Hanover Co
November 8. 53- -w12w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

ID OANOKE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of.
- ters for sale the DEKRwooD tract Of land lying In
the counties OF Ptsylvsna and Bedford the Saunton
Branch OF the Roanoke about ~ miles from Lynchburg
This tract Is part OF Ross well known Pgg River tract
and contains about 200 acres Of whck part liver bot
TOM par, Is upland suited TO the culture Of tobacco
grain and part valuable oay for It's timber. There Is
on the premises, small but commodous dwelling house,
with convenient out-houses.
This land has at present, boat navigation Weldon
and when the railroad, which Is constructing fom
Portsmouth, shall be completed its produce will have the
choice ri markets I'm Norfolk, Petersburg and Lynchburg.
The only vein oil limestone east Of the Blue Ridge ,uns
through this tract
II formerly laid of in small tracts TO suit purcha.
sers; and any Of these, except the river tract would
be sold separately. long credit will be given part,
the whole of the purchase money, the annual
payment OF the interest being secured
The subscriber has three lots in Danville which he
would sell on the same accommodating terms Persons
disposed to purchase referred TO Mr. Stephen p Smith,
who lives the land. for view Of IL, and to COL George
Townes OF Danville the subscriber himfsef for the
terms. GEORGE TUCKER.
University Of Va, Dec. IA, 1885, 65-w6w
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n AND FOR SALE. By virtue Of decretai order
from the County Court Of Chesterfield we the UNDER
signed commissioners will offer for sale, on the 18th day
Of January, 1884, upon the premises, auction to the
highes. bidder credit ofone and two years. tract of
Land Qhe residence OF the late Henry Brdgwater deco
within five miles OF Manchester, adjoining the lands Of
William Landlord, Benanine Hatcher dec. and others,
and supposed TO contain two hundred and thirty Acres.
The place is well waered, considered healthy and the
buildings lat little expence sufficient for the comfort of
family Bonds with approved security will be required,
and the title retained until the purchase money paid
JOHN HOwLETT,
ANDERSON EDWARDS,
BENJAMIN HATCHER, : COsrprs'rs
BENJAMIN HORNER,
THOMAS HOWLETT.
Dec. 27. 70--yfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18

EXCHANGE TAVERN formerly kept by Pmyear
~ and last by BaH-The subscriber having rented
this we'll known stand, at the leading 10 Trens
Bridge, respectfully informs his friends, acquaintance,
and the public generally that he is prepared TO
date man and horse 18th board, by the day or week.
His table, bar, and stable shall be at all times well sup
Piled, and his prices moderate lie will every exer-
lion 10 give general satisfaction, and hopes by attention
TO business, 10 merit a share Of public favour.
BEVERLEY J. SIZER.
NJ. 10. Horses will he kept livery on as moderate
terms as at any other stable Particular attention will be
paid 10 horses left in his care.
Manchester, Dec. 81. 6S-w4w
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4 n DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the
subscriber, living in Chesterfield county, IS miles
from Manchester, on Tuesday the 10Th uh, Negro
named HENRY-he is dsk mustto, about hive feet nne
inches between 10 and 20 years Of age, has long
visage aud projecting mouth carpeaer and field hand,
al one OF which lac may try TO get employment This
boy may try to make his escape 10 some tree State. 1
will give the above reward il taken cut Of the Staeor
$50. taken one hundred miles from home and secured
in Jail so that get him sgain taken in the neigh
borlood aud delivered to iorewsrn all persons from
harbouring him, under the penalty Of the law
January l6. t7s-2t'1 HENRY A. CLARK.
VKIM. M'CRERY. DRAPER AND TAILOR. East
w Corner Of T. and 18th streets, nearly opposite
the Eagle Hotel, keeps constantly hand, complete
assortment oil Goods, embracing all that Is usually kept In
his line Of business most Of which OF the very best
quality. He pledges his reputation fashion the same
equal any other establishment in this country and
spcctully solics continuance Of the liberal patronage
received for the last ten years. and promises his best e
orts In future. dec. 81 Cliff
NOTlCE.-Was committed 10 The Jail the Corpora.
ton OF Petersburg, the 9Th day Of Augut last
robust, BRIGHT muaito who says her Char
otte, aged om IS 80 years. In height about feet or
inches-hair quite black-har the temples growing
lower down The side OF the than usual has mark or
she was cold by James wilkins Of fredericksburg Va
about Is months ago. TO two men, ess Pope and Fur
guson Of g. and that che away from them shortly
whilst passing through the county Of Chester.
eld and says likewise, tina, when she Off she had
with her child few weeks old, which child she left in
the neighborhood of this place. where II Is. Tho
owner owners desired come and her away,
otherwise she will be dealt with the law directs
Jan. 8. C75-3m] THOMAS BRANCH, Serge.
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Memoir OF isiiOIe.'sl md.
.GDS, .-se.

Ordered, thnt tho towns in this co
lony shall take precedencye in nomina
ton aud place, even as they nre nomi
nnted, TO say, Newport FIRST. Providence
next, Portsmouth next, aud Warwick
next. And that from md after the
Court Of Election in May next. the ma.
gisirntcs Of each the snyd townes shall
accordingly ,rko their places in all
courts where they shall bc occasioncd 10
slit, &C., only i; is de ,lared that for the
present, and until the said next Court
of Election, and iIIi the magistrates are
new chosen and ingnged, that Assistants
nominated 10 the Charter by the kipg's
Najestye, are to take their places as
they are nominated in order there, & ="
"prdercd by this present Assembly,
that wberens there is n doyt arisen, con.
cearDing the extent and meaning of hat
riawes ia the Charter. concerning the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08

Probate Clerk.

Phrenoiogy.-Our anecdote concern
ing II. Clair, the assassin, having excited
considerable interest among the parll.
zans Of phrenology, we are requested Ia
insert the following authentic narrative.
Some young surgical students of Paris
being desirous of laying'a snare for the
celebrated Gall, twho was at that time
delivering hrs course surgical lectures IN
that city, contrved to purchase from
the executioner of Versailles, the head of
a remarkable malefactor, and 50 place
it among the human skulls deposited
before The lecturer, TO afford illustrations
of his discourse after which they took
their places among tho audience, 10
enjoy the blunders about TO be commit
ted by the unfortunate cranlologis;. -
What have we here = cried Gall, the
moment he cast his eyes upoA the skull
How came tins fcarfuly organised head
into my possession Never didI behold
so irightlul deyelopement of human
passion The owner Of this head must
have been under the domination OF :he
most dreadful propensities, and Tlih q
singular tendency to their conceaimen'.'
The skull was, in fact, that of Lsger,
guillotined a few years since, on con-
viciion Of having decoyed young gIri
into a remote cave in the forest OF Yer
snlles-where, after series of outragss
he murdered her, cooked portion Of
her remains, and ac!ua'ly fed upon
them : greater criminal, probably.
never fell into the hands of justice
The discontinue Of the hoaxors may
readily be conceived.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08
WASHINGTON GLOBE.

"HE Editor has made arrangementsto
publish u morefull report and speech
es IN Congress, that has been done here
tofore. With that view, the Globe will
he published on the first Monday in Dec
ember next, 1.-THE day fixed by law for
the meeting of Congress,) on sheet
twenty-four and half by thirty eight and
II half inches, equal in quality to that OF
any daily paper in the United States.
There will also be published at the
office, during the Session of Congress,
an extra weekly paper ofthe abovenen-
toned size entitled the Congressional
Globe" made up entirely of the pro-
ceedings Of Congress.
The terms of,he several papers follow:
Daily paper per annum, $40 90
Semi-weekly, do. 5 90
Weekly do. , 90
Congressional Globe,
during the Session, 90
For lass than q year-
Daily, per mouth, 90
Semi weekly, do. 50
Su ,scriptions to the Daily f,r less
than two, to the Semi weekly for less
than four, or to the Weekly for less than
twelve months, will not be received.
Subscribers may discontinue their pa
per at any time, dy paying for the time
they hsve received it; but not without.
Those who subscribe for u"~-n,,, n,,,
do not at the u'---- or subscribing order Q
-,liscontinuance at the end of it., will b'
considered subscribers until they orde
tho paper To be stcpped, and nay ~rr"'r
ages
Post-masters who receive aud rem
subscriptions, may retain 10 per cent fo
their trouble.
No surplus copies rill be printed; /
will, therefore, be necessary for those
who wish the proceedings from the com
mence nent, to send in their orders be
fore the meeting of congress.
an payments to be made an adcdnce
Those who have not an opportunity %
paying otherwise, may remit by mail, a
our risk, postage paid, The Postmaster
certificate of such remittance, shall be {
sufficient receipt therefore.
ng@Leters In the Editors, charged
Nth Postage, ,oiH aot be taken out Of thu
Post Office
o. No order piH be attended to, unlcs
the terms are complied With at the time o
making IL.
City of Washington September, 1888
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08
HYGEIAN AGENCY.
BOTTLING AND LIQUOR STORE,
South Wing ofthe Union Bank Building
DAVID ME LVI LII.

VlD Nj LVIL LII.
Respectfully informs his friends aud the pub
lie, and Connoisscurs in particular, that
he intends keeping constantly on
hand for sale as cneap as
at any Store in town:
WIVES and other Liquors of the best
quality or draught.
Do. in bottles by the dozen or single.
Bibber,s Double Brown Stout and London
Porter.
EvAS .uperior Porter AM Ale in quarts,
pnts, gross dozen or single.
l.. Island and New Jersey Cider, do. do. do.
Genuine Lemon yrup, do. do. do. do.
Draugh; Ale and Restorative, Ginger
Spruce and other Beer.
CORDIALS. .Noyeau, Usquebaugh, Cher
ry Stone, Lemon, Life Of Man.
Liquors for sea stores or parties put up
ut short notice.
Portable Punch, convenient article for
Sailing and Fishing parties, and variety o.
other articles IN the same line.
,.fIso for safe, the highly approved and in
5aluable Hygcian Vegetable Universal Med
Ycines of the British College of Health, Lon
Ion, and the Hygeian Publications.
= Ladies who wish to purchase will please
call at the House of the agent opposite
'Towasent ) Coffee House in Pelham Street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08
COAL.

TIME subscriber has received and is now
L. Offering for snle.s two cargoes of the
hard and soft LEHIGH COIL, of best
kind, broken and screened ready for imme'
date use, for 81 IS cents for 2240 lbs.
ALSO--a lot of the first quality OF
L.fCR.4f.4.N.4 for 500.
The soft Lehigh has been tried in Phla
delpha and approved Of in the kitchen and
parlor CRATES, Steam Engines, and Cupola
Furnaces--it burns brilliantly, gives more
blaze, and without the Stag, dross einder
and the impurities common TO most other
coal. WIN. VARS.
aug. 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08

The Providence Microc osm, in NJ
article on Pope's Essay on Man
says, 1.-THE essay was justly thought to
be full Of the doctrines of materlalism-
IAN are but parts Of one stnpendous whole,
Whose body nature is, and God the soul"
As the essay when FIRST published, said
that 50 man is n mighty maze and oli
,citiom plan, in consequence Of the
clamor, the words all without plan we've
changed and it run but not without Il
plan =
1t is curious To observe, how little evil
has resulted from the doctrines which
were thought to he subversive of society.
But the evils Of most metaphysical np-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08
Nslnnnri Nm. 4,h 1879.

.Nelopori Nou. 4th 1888.
The commissioners Report on the Estate
Of Richard N. Peckham, late of Newport
deceased, was presented to this Court for
Allowance. II is Ordered that the same be
received and the consideration thereof O.
fcrrcI 10 Court Of Probate to be holden at
the S.-.- House in Newport on the first
Monday in December nextrat o o'Eloek
n. n. anut that previolis NOTICE DC gIven {by
publishing copy ofthls order three sove raj
times in the X. |. Republican, to oil persons
interested to appear at said time and place
and be heard.
(Witness) d. B. ROWLAND
Probate Clerk.
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tions exist only in the inferences deduced
from them by their opponents, and which
however legitima,ely derived are not
toreseen or received by the authors OF
the tenets themselves. This, if no other
consideration, should mitigate, if not end
the d'ssensions of pole,sica! diviniiies-
dissensions, in which the incuclaion Of
"a unimportan. dogma has been subs'i-
ted for the establishment of sound NOR
raiily-which have converted christen-
dom from Geld for the amellorating
labors of philanthropy, into a battle
ground for sectarian supremacy-while
+" infideli,y," to use the language of
Phillips, laughing at the contest, has
written ,he relutation of the pretended
excellence Of their creeds, in the blood
ofthe combutants."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08
NEW GOODS.
WM. C. COZZENS H. co.

H AVE during the past week received a
4 u very full assortment of seasonabls
Coo DIS, such merinoes and meriDo Circas-
slams Red, Yellow and White Flannels
Bros dcloths. and Sstin9ts; a very nice as
sor,ment of Fancy Cassmeres; Brown and
Bic ached Shirtings and Sheetings
Together with every article of Domestic
and Foreign Goods, making their assortment
unusually good-whch will be offered as
lc. as can be bought any who're at wholesale
or retail. Sept I.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-08

A gentleman We had hoped would
study fer the Ministry, writes as follows
-" | thank you for your kindnes in o.
pcning the ministerial rnnhs for me, but
beg leave To decline On account of the
IMMORAL character which has of la,o
with much rcnson been applied to the
clerical order" ~. II. Er.
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TERNiS of the Republican,

81 ifpaid in advance, or s2,25 at the end
Of The year.
Advertisements not marked, will be conti-
pued till forbidden. and charged accordingly.
No paper discontinued until arrearagos
are paid, unless at thediscretion of the pub
Usher.
No subscri ption received for less
term than three months.
All accounts must be settled a. leas, once
o year.
Printing
OF oil kinos done with neatness and despatch
ArrUE HALL-In the rear of the Savings
Bank-Oyer the store of Henry BULL.
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THOMAS FOWLER, Jr.

GpsD ,hs %ot9og s,d l9ad ys.Sg, coh'
ALSO-25 pieces merino and common
Circassiaps 1000 yards bleashed Sheetings;
1000 yards Brown do. do. With a variety
of other articles which will be cold for
small advsnce. Sept. II
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Lorenzo Dow, by last accounts, was on his
way TO spend wiuterin Washington. The
principal cause Of this determination j. is
understood is q desire TO cultivate q close
acquaintance with rol Crockett.
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The Washington Correspondent Of the
Jourpa Of Commerce. thinks that the Bank
party in Congress is in rather squally state
pretty much Gone over.
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We spoke, some con siderable time
since, of certain abom ma tions which ha:
existed a, the Cary Missionary Es,ab
lishment in the territory of Michigan
We had no doubt then That what We
published was stric,ly true, and have
since been more confirmed in our opin-
ION. The principal charges were, that
the establishment was "A place Of specu-
lnton an fraud upon the Indians that
the money furnished both by govern
ment and individuals was perverted
from the design cf tho donors that
the donations sent on from the At
lanlic states, such as ARTICLES Of food,
raImenl, implements of agriculture, &c.
were sold TO them nt extraordinary
prices, and find that vices Of gross
character were carried on at The ~s,ab-
lishmont. We sec by the pnpers TIA, a
full exposure Of this wickedncss is abou,
to be made in pamphlet, entitled Mis-
sionary AhominatiOns unmasked, or n
view Of Carey Mission for which pro-
spcc,us has already appeared ~ H.
~.
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From the Boston Investigator
EXTRACT or A LETTER.


There has been no preaching in the
Baptist church since Fisk was detected.
He was considered one Of the finest men
in the world, remarkably honest, and
preached as vol after sedaciug the girl
az before, until he was detected aud
sIenced. | was talking with one Of
my ncighbors about the affair, no says
What pity hc got detected
am friend to equal rights and hon.
est principles, md you may do n great,
deal of good by explaining tho Advantage
of sustaining an honest aud conscious
line of conduct. IL makes man res
pectable and beloved 10y oil. 1t is the
snrcsI way to wealth, happiness, peace
Of conscience and sweet sleep. Make
the world sensible Of this and we are
happy people. If all the preachers of
bell fire would drop the subject of mys-
,eries, hell, devils, ghosts, spirits, and
wnchcraft, and set forth the advantage
Of honesty, we should derive immediate
satisfaction aud prove that heaven is here
on earth. a. <. W.
CAUSE or SuicIDE.-The Editor of
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TEE ATxIENxAN,
dM0
LITERARY GAZETTE.

WITH VIEW TO MEET THE WISHES, AS
WELL AS THE WANTS or THE PUB
Lie, 1T Is CONTEMPLATED TO
ISSUE, ON OR ABOUT THR
FiRsT or JANUARY
NEXT. NEwPA