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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

!Nccting Of the Subscribers 10 the Uaiifna .7radcmy
At meeting Of the subscribers Academy propos-
ed to he established at Halifax Courthouse, con-
yened agreeaby to notice. Saturday the 9Th Of De.
cenbcr 1885, at John S. Jewellers Tavern, at the said
Courthouse and constituting quorum for business un-
der the provisions of the articles n subscriptions the fol.
lowing persons were present viz: Thompson Baker,
John WILSON, WIN. Bailey Charles A. Ballow WIN. #.
Ballow, Chas T. Harris. Jacob Robertson. #. A. Draine
Tn. II. AveIrtt, Richard Logan, James 6. Bruce, WIN.
H. Clark, Robert Stevens R. Fourqurean, James Young,
John S. Lowcen, J. #. Hill, J. H. Wimbish, JOS Gc-
land. and Thomas J. Green.
On notion Col. John H. Wmbish was called to the
Chair, and Thomas J. Green appointed Secretary.
The meeting being called to order by the Chairman,
and its object having been stated by Dr. Tho. II. Ave
reu. the following resolutions adopted:
On motion Of Dr. Tho. II. Averett,
Rcsoircd, That Committee he appointed to consist
of five persons any three Of whom may ACT to petition
the Legislature Of Virginia 10 incorporate Trustees Of the
"Hafax Academy to be located at near Halifa1
Court House, and that the Chairman appoint the said
Committee.
Whcreupon the Chair appointed the following persons
Logan James G. Bruce, WIN. H. Clark, Thomas II.
Averctt, and Tho. J. Green.
Resoircd, That the following persons be commended
to the Legislature Board Of Trustees for the said
Academy if they shall fit TO grant the of incor.
porann asked for in the first esolutionany Of
the said Trustees to constitute quorum TO do business
viz Chas Dresser, Thos J. Green, james c. Bruce,
VIM. II. Clark, Thos G.. Coleman, Richard Logan, John
DN
liam T. Baow Wm Bailey, Thos. L. Sprag gins John
II. Wimbish, Ethebert A. Coleman, and John r. Ed
nunds.
On motion of Richard Logan, ESQ,
RESOLVED. That the site of the said Academy be Sc
eced by the Trustees having reference to the resrc-
tons contained in The articles Of subscription.
On further motion of r. Logan, Esq.
Rcsolrcd That the following persons, if they approve
of the establishment of said Academy, be respectfully
requested each 10 take charge of Of subscription
r.rn-s and sclic r,,hsc ri,tinns FER t' - Ads
viz James c. Bruce. WIN. Fl. Clark, Charles Dresser
John T. Clark. John R. ELmunds, Walter c. Caring.
ton. Peter Barksdale John Sims, Charles r. Harris,
Boiling Eldridge, James Adkinson, David B. McGehrc,
James McCraw, George Nj. Y. Miller, John c. Niche,
Thomas ii. Avcrett, John S. Lewcllcn, Arulstead
Barksdac. and VIM. T. Eallow.
Resolved, That copies Of the foregoing resolutions be
transmitted to the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer,
Richmond Wing, Danrille Reporter, and Danvie Oh.
server and that they be respectfully requested publish
the same in their respective papers.
ReSolred, That this meeting do now adjourn.
JOHN II. WlMBISll, Chairman.
TIL. J. GREEN, Secretary.
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FOR THE EMO UTRER.
To Tic Members Of tie Lcaisintnrc.


One of the duties you will have 10 perform during the
present session. to appoint for the 9TH Judicial
Circuit in the place of Judge Scmpe Asa resident of
the district, and feeling interest in the appoint
ment, take the liberty Of pointing your attention to
gentleman whom think in every respect, highly qnal
ed to fill that appointment In exercising this right am
influenced by other consideration than the good Of
the district not gratifying either the feelings of
friendship those Of enny-fnr, my private feelings
are equally to the present incumbent and the gen.
tlenan shall name. The gentleman wish to invite
your particular attention to. is JNo A. e. DAVIS, Esq,
Professor Of Law Of the University of Virginia Mr.
Davis born and raised in Of the counties Of the
Circuit. He completed his education and came 10 the
Bar in his twentieth year, he practised few years in the
adjoining counties, and ranked high lawyer. He
removed to Charlottesville where in short time he OF
tanned high reputation; high. to receive the ap-
pointment of Professor of Law in the University of Viz
gnia, believe unsolicited. Mr.. Davis is gentleman
of agreeable and polished of easy access, Of
gen.eel and handsome address, and Of dignrd dcport
ment-without vanity, qualities the writer thinks, not
at all objectionable in Judge MIR Davis would, more
over, to the Circuit unconncctcd with any case
now depending in it: and would think, receive the
tire confidence Of the people of it.
No Lduycr, tut ono Of the People.
December 18th, 1891.
p. S. This communication is without The slightest
knowledge of MIR. Davis. the writer not having
had any correspondence with him for several years.
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FOR TIE E.NQUIkER
lis much to be desired. that the different Agricultural
Societies and the Counties in the State where Agcul
tural Society exists, shnud practicable, meet
and appoint Delegates to the contemplated Convention in
Richmond No era in ia" history Of State would be
hailed with better prospect of pprmancn. benefit to the
community than increased attention to Agriculture.
1t would check emigraonit would increase the popu-
a,ion the happiness, the wealth and the intelligence Of
the community. The commercial and the manuactur.
ing interest," sodependen upon prosperous Agricultural
community would be revived and the influence and pros
pcritv Of the whole State greatly augmented. The peo-
pie Of Buckingham. Scosve, and lately, the AgTcul-
ural Society of Charlotte and some Others have ap.
pointed delegates and is to be hoped that The example
will be generally followed. a.
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FOX TIE ENQUIRER.
Successor to Ju1Ge SrmDIr.

MIR. John B. Christian having been appointed BY the
Governor 10 fill the office Of Judge in the Of the
late Judge Srmple. and having attended the various
Courts Of his District. to the universal satisfaction of
the Bar and People, as far have heard expires.
sion upon the subect9 it to be hoped, this being
known that his appointment would have been confirmed
ever says That other gentlemen are to be nominated for
this office. Without intending 10 drract from the
rl's claims of others. permit to say, that do not
think any could be selected who would be more
acceptable to the arhole District than Mr. Christian. The
members nf the Legislature from his District will, no
doubt confirm this statement J. S.
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farm ofarcpor and resolutions frankly and resneca]y
The rghtful claims which may have upon The NON
s'ave:h'ld'ng States Lay dnwn the grra: principles
which may in great emergency call for legislative en-
oclments. Pursue the course in relation 10 the
movements of Congress And if the evil should unfor-
iunltriy grow TO that gigantic ungntude which may
render 1t necessary, then stand by rights and follow
out our principles.
Let W. the South from the violence and passions
OF the NuliIi-s. well from the msciefs Of the
Fanatics and stand upon the great aud patriotic sent-
in mt Of Andrew Jsckson-"IHe Union, il mas. be pre-
sirerd.' A. B.
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Mf.W'ircHEs asked how motion could be made af.
ter the House had adjourned.
Mr.. STASARD hoped that the gentleman from Botc-
sourt would be gratifed.
Some further conversation occurred when the Spea-
ker decided that with the of tho House the
Try could be made; and ordered that the hour
(haI past three) be entered accordingly.
number OF resolutions and pctitn rs were ac'ed on,
which will be noticed in our neat -......
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AGRICULTURAL CONVESTION.

FREDERICKSBURG AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
At meeting convened Friday the 18th instant, for
the puose of dcegatng Representatives, to meet in
General Agricultural Convention: to be held in Rich
r1ond on the second Monday in january next it was
Resotred, That James NJ. Garnctt, George Hamilton,
Francis W. Taliaferro, Robert B. Semple, and George
W. Bassett, be appointed Delegation to attend said
Convention.
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Nj y RRIhcCS

Married lwa: I'm, il ,euarle County on Tuesday tho 9Th
Inrah, b" III" R"vi W ri Wal.wo Io. G. Brown ESQ. of
Of tib-naG.
Aafri-d Poverty l"y- il AMELIA Thursday evening the
II ih, b. Rev Ii!h. live, Capt. Ron n. Branch
ne IL 9TH: Cr, is h 'a, daughter Ajor Jutn Aend
JccrdSei.
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piece of property in Buffalo which sold just af
ter the war for $40 worth of Candles to be paid within
u months has since been sold for two millions Of dol
lars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

PRrcgs OF STOCKS.
". :. Bauk 10
B:,"k Va, titich!. salesl ia ;
Farmers Bank IT.
Richmond and Frcd'ksbs. r K
Stock $40 per share above par.
II Supplies oil Country Flo
quotations. Wheat s,arc-, an"
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and ia the season, portion of grass. AM iul-
IN satisfied tina, the gain in keeping nv cattle
which Obtained from cutting up their food, ~
much more than equivalent for tho time and labor
bcs,owed-and that still greater equivalent Is re-
ceiyed from the steamnp; for il must be- rcinem-
bered. | convert into food a OF what could
not otherwise be made
Ny first essay was with the stalk alone. strip
ned of blades and shuck. The result vas about
the same as when the blades and shnck were per
rni,ted to 90 10 the trough. The effect produced
bv this preparation, on mlrh cows, have found all
that could be desircd-anl in addition TO the lore
going with plenty OF s1lf IT will be found to pro-
dure IN the animals high degree Il health.
Now. 81 in answer 10 some OF your excellent
correSpnndcnts will observe that | am compel
led 10 view my plan n the brsi 10 convert the com
stalk into manure: and | view my vain on This
score. equally great Nv cattle well Uttered
with pine straw, or oak leaves, a. Inc prodnc-
ton of my corn-stalks passing through the stomach
of animals. affords me the rich means Of converting
them into the lest Of manure, Ia prodipious
mount Here nv rain over the plougllng-iu 49,
tenn j. | think decided aud scli-cydent. Plongh
in a ton of stalks, aud let me carry ou ofms dung
stead what another ton has enabled me 10 produce,
and thc result will readily be anticipated
AGRlCOLA.
AZ IAg-
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n WISH IL sell valuable tract of Laud IN the
4 county OF amherst, a. ;;"inins the residence Of
Maj. \ Talmttrro, containing $50 ae,-.--ahont
30 acre, are cleared, and j, productive in era"
the remainder i, lnwood>, nearly all of which would
produce tobacco OF the finest quality. Onthis tract
isa comfortable dwelling, and the water is good
and plentiful.
also wi,hto rent several Llrgc bodies of the
richest Tobacco Land IN the country, on very rca-
,onahe terms, Persons inclined to buy or rent,
woaId do we'll Ia gvc me an early call, and view
for themselves. u. DRl MNlONp.
Amherst, June is Is
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In my paper OF th' 22ih Alrch feifii'a I"
another on The subject OF The plan oi s''ps COL"
crop adopted by me, IN such mhnaer a. 10 reap
rom every part OF the refuse a great oehchl M
the way OF feeding my cattle. he appropriation
OF the stalk particularly, N TINS way, 50 10 mkt
1t yield thu Greatest benett that could he obtained
rom II, eah'lsteh, WIN producing ana saving th'
crop OF grant, carry arrested my attention. tn"
feaailt variety ol communications ipT NEarN h'fh
on tc SUBJECT oi ue nnltii'e qualities contained
IN the stalk at particular perodS-1s also some ot-
pcrimcnfs nude IN in"ilaT with Them. IN thu
prosecution oi tins object VS. ur'ad bNsu'c coed
m n Sisfhg corn crop ~ TIM manner pointed
olt ~ lha' Na'aahir aTrIealiriS, judge bn'l, AMI
which plan Ind s"cH Ptaeu-"d Oh the South
Branch oil Fotaals- before ts1dmE II. / make
TINS comm ihl3N"1l' "a, >t' lhr moro especially
a. have real IN tonf hehl} Nioaale periodical,
ihe " l'e8e'rt, sam' communications on NAM
aging the eofn-st'.s Il adFMtagr, and believing
that am considerably ahead IN an economical nsr
oil 1t. smee the plan has been adopted bS me-, and
Its saluahle chee' eAhlAiled, Non VII he assured |
read with some pam The many laho' u comnlael-
ionS - frequently fit"n 10 the puI1it Of nliclnu,
methods OF turning the corn stat INTO w1narc, "a.
The prodgious mass of Valuable fool produced
from hoid Is another consideration lha' am COM
PEELED TO regard with much Interest MI will re1-
Oily acknowledge thai ~ enc st1gc the corn stall
as food tor ah'mals, exhibits hiahly nutritious
qualities. Vow to arrest or s1Yr a, much of thosr
IN II as possible, Is on oil the ergt argument, with
me- IN favor o. my mole Of saving thu cata crop
but am assured tins Is equally effected 4, REGARD,
the loddcf AMI shuek, rsa,.
After housing my cpr1 crop, a, hetore stated,
lp.o3', % H. che hr>, rainy d,y II no mono pr
ng wet work is calling for attention, Ill hand,
go TO shuchlne (hlsklnel corn, and stripping Oh
blades am N 0mt OF This Ii species ol
i0rdse tor lly ii'uaa horses, or Ia se, winch bl
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BurPALoE SPRINGS.


Sifuafed on Buffalo, Rirtr in the county " In
her,f, on the main road, leading from the court
house 10 Lexington. about II miles from the
former. and p miles from the latter place
4 IrliolG the medicinal qualities oi this
~ ter hive long been considered bY manH eminent
physicians, who know s peculiar properties. inferior
TO nonr IN the State yet. ossue rs beng foi
nv years in the hands of the lceatecs If undivided
estate has been destitute nf comfortable Improve
mcufs. and consequently unknown 10 persons Al
distance. 1t purchased laie last summer by my
brother and opened b. the subscriber for the rceep
ton of company about the middle oi July without
any additional Improvement aud although 50 late IN
the season he y pralfcd IN sIying thai he had from
3to 5n0 yIsfers Imce thai time, the property has
undergone a very general repair rhe Hotel i large
and eommodious, aud no pans lia', heeu spaircd To
render u every nav comfortable. | shall AGAIN be-
prepared tofrtcise Vscrs about the 18th lust juno
aud my friends and the public generally may be
surcd thai every eNcreu shall le made 10 please.
Fot The Information 81 those upaeqnainted With
the ingredients Of this water II Is proper to State that
has been anas we'd, and ionud 10 CONSIST chiefly Of
sulphur -odi hdgnesia, and Il a. 1iaet amply Sis
tanned. b, those ho have had wa opportunity oil judy
M o is comparative merits, that equaled b.,
water IN the State tor delicate females. dtapeEfles
chronic diseases generally and ior al other com
plants wheicthe s>stem has lp, - accustomed tonc
and regularly.
Terms ~ per week. for board. Children and ser
wants halt piicr liotses, = 81. II viii be obsrred
that At no watering place, where equa accomnota-
tons afforded. - the rate OF fare so low.
". l.. SAUNDERS.
LyaehbUrg. Jaae Isl, 1888.
Isdf ST. TN much pleased Ia hcar that YOU
have made arrangements 10 accommodate visitors 10
the Bnllilot Springs during the ensuing summer
The condition III which the property has been tot ma
H. years past has contributed in great degree 10
destroy tn benefits which ungh otherwise have re
suited Ia nyads lloru the oi the waters. Tn
tla,Y tftTf,
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TIOTE

Time moves as swift as planets run.
In their grand orbits round the sun.
And siides as smooth, in its flight,
As tie fas; travelling rays OF light.
ye; . dull man it seems to go
As sluggish a. the onsing slough;
Fer While he thinks the present last,
'Fac moments number with the past,
Yrs. number with the times OF yore,
Tn; will return to him no more;
And spent in i'll. or spent IN good.
Are soon like years beyond the flood.
Through every age, in every cline,
AL has been past OF future time
The present tines dot between
Two continents, whose ends unseen,
That reach from centre round each pole,
Encircling the terraqeous whole;
Or, as an atom on The Globe.
Too small for sight on lis broad robe
Or. like a single gram o. sand
Upon great oceans vide spread strand,
That lies unuo,iced on the shore.
Midst million heaps Of millions more.
But Vet through life's fast wasting sew.
This sand sticks BY H. while NC lHe;
And through all times fleet pinion'd rice.
THIS atom keeps An even pace.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

p virtue OF ii deed of trust. executed 10 the
- Subscriber, by VIM. ". Burwcll. for certain
purposes therein NprcS>cd, aud duly recorded in the
llustmes Court for the corporationof i1nchhurg,
shall sell To the highest bidder for cash. at the market
house in the town of Lynchburg ON "Wednesday
the 2oth inst seven Negroes, VIZ. Isaac, Venus
Louisa, tlemeutina, Tmur>ton, Eliza and AMY
Ih" subscriber viii convey such title as is vested
in him by sud deed only.
DAVID W. BURTON.
.Iuvl3 tbs
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NOTICE..

1iil. subscriber will sell his tract of and =, ,l,
next lying ON the Lyuchburg and salem Tp,,,,ilo
,'N mus from the former place, and containing IA
''', : aeou' 10 acres cleared. the balance heavily
C'o,,'1, here Is on the tract about fort, acre. NJ
~ neaao" Land considerable part of which ,s in
'ag'o gfa, and viii poducea fine cropoi Hay this
@''n, l he whole tract lies remarkably we'll and
vac SON very congenal to the production of all kinds
OF gram, as well as Clover.
Also, ms tract Of Land on Little Otter. in Redro,
'nelt lre" miles east of the Courthouse az, Tho "a
oi September, which contains about son arrc. b,,,
wv NV IN woods and OF the first quality for tibacro
"g open ''hd Is IN fine heart, and large pan If II
"'sn ana produces large crops of gram Of every
KIND i"a gentleman disposed 10 embark in the
growing nt tobacco, | think canreconnend This ,s
,I wy desirable one, Captain Austin who lives ON
NE 'ftef tract will snow tito any person disposed IA
We" previous to The day of sale aud m, son, ,yho
'''s ON the tract ncar lynrhhrc wifi shew il 10
.I,, "''''''S |" see II. The terms will be accom-
n'da'ing' and made known at the sale.
1,,y q !" ~ ~
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>A-> Branch aud others, and conuuni, ,Hown
as Reads Store. tn tract contains ariy 300
acre. There are ahou' 30 acres Of low grounds
both side. Of Big Falling equal IN quality, II
peIief. To any Oh the river. The upland. adjoining
the fla and Is IN good hc1t mgsf of II having been
enclosed md rested tor seven years. IL Is estlma
ted tn there Is about 40 Of the whole tract
cleared. Tie man road eading from Petersburg and
Richmond passes through the land. The improve
mcnts consist al a good and commodous Tavern
House, with all ia" necessary out houses, such a.
Kitchen, smoke House Stable and Granary united
together with and commodiots Store House
l he Tavern and store occupied by the NcSsi1
Nowhns iof the last three years, who have done bu-
sincss n thai time, equal 10 country business
On 'he ottsf part of tie tate IS good Oserserl's
house Com house Stable, Granary, tlarge and con
#nIebn with an approved Thrcshng Machine. togc-
thcr VII sefera FIRST rate Tobacco iIouses-llso a
Com sin. tdoublc peercd) which, with repairs
NIGH be nitdr ser, ra'4ahle. The supply Of timber
cshusflblc lplrlenlarly the Pine timher) which
j. Of the besi quality.
Twill sell great bargain IN tins Estate. Any per
ION wishing To treat Tor Il, can always find me at
home. \. :. HENRY
july % WV
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In lG9, Il was
The hushandto the plough
The wife 10 the COW;
The daughter to the SOW
The son 20 the NOV
lsnd your rents will be ne
ted.
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Citizens savings EsassA.

hEPOSi'fES will be received by tins lnsti,u-
~ ton and Certificates issued, bearing interest
at the following rates: For any time under four
months, ; per cent per annUm; Ton -four md not cx-
ceeong sly months, per cent per annum; and for
Sly months and over. per cent per annnm.
Persons wishing to make deposites, will apply to
thomas Mckinney, Treasurer, at the office of the
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4 Contrast An old Farmer. IN a communication
in the London Morning Chronicle allndcs 10 the talk
about distress anil the hardness Of the Tunes aud
compares the conduct Of the Agrleuursts IN hl>
early DAYS with the rsiteaea Farmers OF fhr present
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.l,tlN %
l6k FRANCIS Y SrERNE . TaLc motto.

X. FRANCES \. SFERNE Take notice
!, ~ that ON the 18TH day of Superintendent. in the
, o|' 'zho"He OF ihe county ot Charlotte Virginia.
shall proceed to take the deposition. Of Iavrr7,r y
Nitfne and others, To be read as evidence in snit
no" degcndmg lnthc Circuit Superior Court of saa
county IN which am complainant and Won and
nopfft Nofan, Is executor oil nickcrson Jrnninos
'e'e"sea' and commissioner under a decree of the
county court OF Charlotte, of Anderson &c. -.
Steme Nc, are deleudants If said dcpositione ,,,
not'akenon tue 10Th they WILDE taken at the place
dorc>ai on IL" succeeding dav
july -
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hGllICOI. \

Nn. TecKrn.--if you have room in the CO.
lumns Of the mex, Gencsee Farmer, should feel
extremely Obliged rs yopr informing whaf IS
The ,ufo>, method OF destroying The Tnrnip l5ly
The I'm mill pan mentioned in Your number Of 23L
uIt vas undoubtedly i certain mode Of clearing an
individual plant, but how, Mr. fucker VIC TO
cVirpatc tie destructive llllo INSECT from field OF
ten acres
NJ. Wall-1owrrs, (Which introduced about
four year, ago from Germany INTO Scotland, no"
known there BIZ the name OF Saicrdaia, or Lilac
v all-lover,) fear will be wholly eaten mp. |
have remarked that they have increased In num-
Der, after each oil the heavy thunder showers WE
have Lately experienced here, which had yainIy
anticipated woal have completely destroyed
them.
Had | tbouqlt yourcloacd brbc Tor convey
iaI instruction 10 the ignorant, might perhaps
have said that one N tWo dozen OF my bc>t plant,
should be selected tpr Tucker and hi, friends, but
that cannot do in Justice IL, they were hi, be
fore the ~ made its appearance, and sI'd be for
Hlrdrd Ia lam as soon a, they are ready for tram
n. ttfftItt-
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asaEIs'AH.D SPRINGS.

HNDR the accommodation Of Visitors Ia thu But
a lllo Springs, u good Hack aud Horses viii BIZ
IN readiness daN ni the week, during the season.
~ application To Nh John I. Hunt, OF i>nehhurg
". l.. : NJ \nlRS.
univ ~ Is
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But Ia -}a4t -
tn husband taliNlaa
Tn da1 hterp,la5
The wife silk and SATIN .
The bow Greek aud | ,-
TN
aud You'll he gazette !.
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'H'iiE itMt't SCHOOL. untl.r. The c,r,.. and
49,. 'a4 a OF Mrs and H,s Peyton, in the
"@" u nton' Ne son county. will recon-
H2hc' us t%erc'ses on the 10Th inst. and VII ta,
inmate on the 18th of December next.
IN 'hl' school will be taught the French and I'm.
llNh Languages, Including History. FhlloSonby A.
,t'ho'nN' chemistry, Arithmetic, Geography and
Grammar; also, Music on the Piano. Drawn, and
Painting, and Oriental Uniting, ON the toJlov,,a
terms. w
For all the English branches. SIN ma
=" Heading and Writing, including iritb-
metic, English Grammar or Geo
graphv. N
' -" nv i'l'o, ID %
The French Language. oo
" Draw ng and Painting, : on
''',''l 'lu'lhG' > %
'"'''" 'd"ule' ana W aNhIng. 10 90
The subscriber will, occasonallv s,lperinteod the
sen" Il. lie Is prepared to entertain eight or ten
Young ladies as boardcrs, and to all who may be com
lilrh To ms care, he promises that strict attention
shall be paid, both by himself and family.
HENRY :. PFNToN
LoringStoa, A,ison "a. July IL WV