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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
MISCELLANY.
MATRIMONIAL SPECULATION

We copy the following coup dessai
oil distressed fortune hunter, frop Lilo.
rel Wakefield, a romance by the author
of Sydenham. 1t is sketch from real
life, and interests from its rraisemblance
without laying claims to the colorine OF
fiction. The hero is au adventurer. no,
OF romance, but man who is compelled
by circumstances to work his way i'm the
world, and who had resolved TO place
himself at ease by securing the hand q
rich heiress. He thus letais his first
attempt
flew at high game my first attempt
was the only child Of rich Russia Mer-
chant, and reputed sixty thousand
FOUNDER at the least. She was a Young
lady approaching, ifnot past. the mature
age OF thirty, and remarkable for her in
teliectual powers and attachments. Miss
Gorget (for this was her nancy was in
deed all for the mind; holding personal
and superficial graccs in very proper
contempt. She had been known TO de-
clare herself thank fui to heaven for saw
ing her from vanity and affectation, bv
withholding outward attractions and
certainly she had an abundant reason TO
be grateful on this score, since it seldom
happens to one to meet with any thing
more ordinary than the mortal part of
Miss Gorget her shape being somewhat
awry, with a leaden complexion-eyes
which were paired but not matched, the
one having visibly the advantage Of the
other in point Of size-and head OF
whitey-brown, fIizzed hair, strongly re-
scmbling wig OF tow. This young lady
was said TO be man-hater-nay, even a
lord hater, having refused cornet among,
other offieers. Yet dared 10 hope tina,
my address would be equal to the a
chievement of such difficult conquest ;
at least the consols were powerful in
centive TO undertake the enterprise.
Dir. Gorget beings widower, his house
was OF course under the management OF
his daughter, who invited chiefly litera-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
From tie PhiladeIphia Hsrala. 1zprz Is

'0"' ''e "Huuetphtn fsr0fd, HDrik 10.
WHEAT, RYE &c. The holder.
nj grain III the interior continue 10 send
it to this city, as they have been accus.
toned to do heretofore. not being aware
that it bears higher price at almost any
given place this side the Allegheny than
II does here. 1t is well for them TO learn
that we are not only amply supplied
with grain from Europe, bu, that we
are actually sending it into the interior
at profit. A note from one of the lar
gest wheat ard flour factors in this city
to us. states that "most of the Psnpsvi-
vania wheat sold lately, is sold 10 go up
the Schuylkill in boats, or is hauled some
distance into the interior by wagons.
This causes no incossiderable loss and
waste which falls upon the owners" The
same remark, the writer's think, will ap-
ply to New York and Baltimore-wbeat
having been shipped from New York
to Troy and Albany which on its way
met cargoes coming from those places to
New York.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
POETRY.
From, a Foreign Journal.
THE DYING Roy.

aAH - oO
II must he sweet in childhood to give back
The spirit To Its Maker, ere the heart
Hath grown familiar with the path. of sin.
And sccn TO gather up its hitter fruits
] knew boy, whuse infant feet had trod
Upon the blossoms Of some seven springs,
And when the eighth came round, and called
him out
To rcvel IN its light, he turned away,
And soughtshis chamber. To lie down aud die
Twas night he summoned hi, sccustome,
friends,
And in this wise bestowed his last requests
"Mother, Ia, dying now,
There's deep suff,cation on my breast.
as il some heavy hand my bosom pressed,
And on my brow | feel the culd sweat stand.
Say, Mother, is this death?
Mother, your hand
Here, lay it on my wrist,
And place the other thus, beneath nv head
And say, sweet Mother say, when anu deac
Shall be missed
"Never beside ysur knee
Shall kneel down again OF nigh. to pray,
Nor IN the morning wake, aud sing the lay
YOU taught to me.
Oh al the time OF prayer,
hen you look round and see vacant seat
You will not wait then for my cunning feet
You'll miss me there.
"Fa,hcr, IN going home
10 that great home you spoke OF, tina, blcss'd
land
Where there is one bright summer, AWAY.
bland,
And ,ortures do not come.
From lsin.ness aud from pain,
From Troubles, Tears, you say I shxli he free
hhat sickness dues not enter there, aud We
Shall meet again.
"Brothcr, the little spot
] used TO call my garden, where long hours
We've stay'd TO watch the coming buds and
flowers
Forget il not
Pisa, there some box or pine.
Something tha: lives in winter, and will be
'erdant Offering TO my memery,
And cali il mine.
Sister. the young rsss-irea.
Thit ali the spring has been my pleasant
care,
Just putting forth its leaves SO green aad fair,
give 10 thee,
And when its roses bloom
i shall be gone away-my short course gun
Aud will you not bastow a singts one
Upon my tomb.
CHOW, Mother, sing the tune
You sang last night. Pm weary, and mus,
sleep
Uho was ii called my name? Nay, do mol
weep,
You'll all come soon !"
Morning spread over earth her rosy wings,
And that meek sufferer, cold and ivory pale
Lay on his couch asleep. The morniag air
Came through, the open window, ireigh,ed
with
The fragran. odors of the lovely spring.
He brea,hed ilnot. The laugh OF passers by
Jared like discord in some meurnful note
Bet wakencd not his slumber-he was dead
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
NIoN, VIRGINIA,) THURSDAY NAV 4 ,ea1

VIII Try TO improve wheat, eats, barley, an,
other grains.
avail myself Of the opportunity TO men.
Won The introduction OF Itslian spring wheat
WIN great success. A friend of mire. in
Connecticut, raised, the last year, 40 bushels
on an acre. This grain is heavy; makes
s"oa liouf; yields well and the crop avoids
al a., aahser ofwinter freezing have order
Gu qn"n",y o' this corn and wheat to be
,hnp Peu 10 .,haiana, and intend to try both on
SUNG summer. l am yours, yery resnec,.
fully, 'e'pe'''
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH.
~ Is. BE careful 10 plant this corn in /.
place 10y itself. When good seed is planted
IN held with poor seed, the fornIsr will de,
craze Ii, l.. Il.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
NEW SORT OF INDIAN CORN.
House OF REpREsENTATIvE
Feb. Is. 1897.
7. G. FEssENDEN. ESQ

L. ". FEssENDEN, Esq.
Dear Sir IL am indebted 10 the Hon.
Henry l.. Ellsworth, Commissioner of Pa
tents IN this city, tor small quantity of In
dian Corn-a description of which you have
~ letter TO MIR. Ellsworth from Thomas
n: Baden Esq. of Maryisnd-irom MIR.
Ellsworth, both Of which now enclose
The package Of corn have sent by John Fl /.
Dexter, Esq. of Boston, and will thank you
to make such disposition OF il as you NAV
deem proper. l remain, dear sir, your o.
bedlent servant,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04

Theological! Survey. An intelligen,
Delegate from Western Virginian, ON his
return home informed his constituents tha;
the Legislature had directed Chronological
Survey OF the State !-meaning Geologi-
cal. That he was Democrat you might
safely swear.-Lerington Gaz.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04

the Klchmond E6aduifer. that the Cor
respondenee and other writings of MIR.
Madison which have been selected for
the press exclusive of Debates, &c, }
will contain matter sufficient to form six
volumes. atleast ofequal size with Tue
ker's Life of Jefferson. Three volumes
(among them the Constitutional one,
are ready for publication, and parts of
others, equal to one entire volume, have
been transcribed. Three will be of an
historical nature, legislative and admins
istrative; and including of the former.
proceedings of the Virginia Legislature
before, and of. Congress from the com
mencement of the new Government.
till the close of MS service in those boz
dies; tracing Republican views of the
events Of the latter period, and running
through subsequent administrations
The subjects of the residue of his writ
tIngs are political, political economy. law
of nations, Judicial, &c, aad miscellane.
Gus.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04

USar'ous InteTests.-In the course Of
3, Ra'hbun's trial at Batavia. one pein,
clearly shown by the counsel was. that
Rathbun, during the year 1885 expen
ded moFe than million sf dollars TO
shares,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04

Foreign CdpitaI.-The New Orleans
papers announce, with much satisfaction,
the receipt of advices, from Amsterdam.
that the negotiation entered into, some
time ago, by the Citizens Bank of N. O,
Tor the sale of its bonds in Holland, TO
heamount of 500, 600 dollars, had been
successful, and the money was payable
to the order of the bank, in London or
Paris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24
Dr,w;nr CT Grand Consolidated, No. l., Extra, 1897.

i : 60 Is 2 5 81 "a 81 Is - 81
$3.50 prawine of Va. MOnongaIia, No. |, for lS37.
70 i IL I3 81 Al % Is GO .
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated, No.
- 5 20 10 G3 81 g % II
Drawing Of Richmond Academy. No. !, for 1897.
- 10 Is Is % SO 81 , 4 81
) : -, in Grand Consolidated ,, 81 900
- 10 -, i" Wheeling |, 800
- 70 -. in Richmond !, 2O
! - -, do. /, 2u
'The above Ill SOLD, AID will be paid by llcYr, TO whom
Re rarticuia. 10 address your orders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24
Lnr.ed A1isS

ENDUCATlON.-Ihc subscriber has employed Miss
EN ELIZA Z. CIuEcuILL, for the present year, as pre-
ceptress. Her School will vii commence at li0p kin sin1s
the l5.l. day of December; allowing a vacation from
the 18th day of june to the l3th day of July
In this school vii! be TAUGHT o''hography, RradiGg'
Cnmnosi,jon, History, Philosophy aud Chemistry
Terms Of board, including candies, lodging, &c, 500;
tuition soo.-rhe subscriber can accommodate twelve
or fifteen young ladies with board.-b0aFd and tuition
fees half payable in advance. ,o y u,p,,s
Ilopkinsvilc, Jan. ~, 1896. Io-2a"o"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

SHARK, the srcn, NoT;hrrn Champion, will make
20 lis next and last season in Virginia. AZ my house
l,aiu. and viii BE- Irt 10 mares as before, at so tie sea.
san. A class Of five mares Will he taken at $50 each.
- he paid in The season. Onr G"Aiar 10 lie grn"l1. Inc
3r,iistcrso 81 American Eclipse. Lady Lightinot and their
,rnrru:.a.s. a:r 50 well L:own By lie breeders OF lie
acr.l,oisr, Is 10 require 40 Further comment. Ecii'sr
has sold over and over agaia, At 4 very advanced age. Tor
sfN GCG--Lad iin|itiu". has prcdncrd upwards OF ;c"o,'
MH-and Shark himself has sold for :l1.OtO. These arc
nets That prove. u,nl the house. top. their vast superiority.
PAS uragc and feed 10: mares as iSHal. M rcspons'oi!l'
y for accidents. Tie s.asua will expire Oh the Isl day
# July. JotI' y "oDnr"
I.nT Tt May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

i SITUATION WANTED.
a GENTLEMAN qualified 10 teach Languages ana
"a Music, and 10 take care Ct business in a store, lac
tory, foundry, sc. wants 4 piace.-Apply at thlS o;"ce'
Jan. 10.
ErLOODED HORSES.-l o!itr for sale, seventeen
s. s. ,horourh bred Stations, Mares and Colts; and Is
desirn leaving the State, | will sell them al n sacTihc%;
and If it be any accommodation TO the purc.aS"r} EiIl
r;rc \ credit of one, two or three years. requiring bn""S
with approved security, bearing interest from their aate
several az The Mares are now in ioal by American
Ecli,se and other horses OF repu.e. Ny residence is al
oann,r LEWiS SMITH.
~ 90 .... 65-w10wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24
gSdeE'H"S
EesSery anG Exchange Office,
"RCHMOND, FRGiSIA.

Iioyr is daily sending prizes to his patrons al n dis
lance: within three days four capital prizes have been
sold by that fortunate distributor Of prizes, llOfT,
Look we'll TO the magnificent scheme for the 18th of
Feb.uay-Fily Thousand Dollars Capital; 100 prizes
OF 81 uUO, &c. Tickets only $40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

HEALTH.
WE CELEBRATED CNNMIMLEE OR TONIC

rE,IE CELEER ATED ChMiiMIi.E OR TONIC PILLS ~ Dr.
- ~. Erans. rxcr, usprcinc effect on The brain anI u@'"Gs N"iG,
50 that ;hr p llrit.tin. heart, The ircHIGiUrS hand, The DIZZY eye, ahn
H.. lutInIins miaL, v.ni,h before their ciitci| like noNi"Is 'hloL!S
before the bc:isn iuhurncr ni The morning sun. Ihis tome meet
cine Is for nervous diseases, general debility, dyspepsia, Indigestion
anil lis Consequences, as "Hnt Of %lcli;e, IN aPraieni diSlri'i'h Vi
The stomach, Hciiry, raplcnSaGt i"siu III The mouth. iui"biiHs noise
Ia The bowels, nervous symptoms: iHnguiIheES, when lie n''li De-
cpnt:> i:I.aniC, a"sruaiirs, iauEga,iui, u:~lnmrEo!y aH' irl "'"'"
Approximation Ip@ sp.niS, pa!ri..i lion "l the hea!i, h"i'"H>'f
ri;ahIi;y, nightmare. disturbed sleep: rhrr'ma!I-ih, 'ir!'mo't' aHmG
iiI%a, dizziness II sight, aHI al uih4G arrV"nS symptoms, DIV
Evans CaImUaiic PtiS will .if'cta speedy AID sale nn.
The various WEAKNESSES peculiar to the inT -cH come IHr'
iiaicly uilcr thc power "f D. W. EVANS CAMnhlLi. fii-!:S,
and ltl,ns OF fashion unl Responsibility in this cuG"iiy :, As "'," III n
rope, have !rgHL ;."H, 20 hU the hes: "I'ical #ppcuhia"" to tr f"i!c'
they ever :at WIKI, recruiting the iccayeL spirits, di'>iiH'r"s t"e
head ache, Luii4ss, "nL Ii".rf. ad creating Il pleasing v'"ciiy ana
IA .-i"g away '"2!amca4'y. Tie! gave comI"it an! siFrLsl" L" led
wiuIr Sysuil. .w.
PcrSunS OF cn.iivn habits should occasionally ue DR.. William
Evans vr.r,aii: iro;irnl "4Is; the hest known lur bilious alice
Iiuas, Icyars ,!:rirniIy uih"Wthinc. a!ceItcd or sore th:oat, asthma,
illumination u: iar eyes of cvc,y k:mL, aaa AL th"sc disease, a'Isi"s
ion uiHruc:iols0 Of tn" crrui::iun AMI impurry Of lie LIoOd.
80 great has l.nn III" giiI!ty Of lhcsc Pill, Ilat the monthly sale
an!9vui To urw"fd> U: thscr incu-aGd dollars within The VARIOUS
states O.. The LniGn.
Srva:ai thousrai Testimonies .Hsn hccn rcccivcl hY DE-. VIM.
Evans, Il: H. uEfc". No. :. DfVisiar street, Nr"'fUfk, m"!"aly ifGEi
the rriG:. bat AZ, from r"$."rrt,'' IA 'iical men, ,who htE" pre-
>ciinci th"nI IN ihc.r y'Iciicr.l >P>n"INs III Tie t'shcst tcii' " "''if
CrTIH~ui Virtues.
These iu.u!ulalr pill, may he Ia! at Mr.. e. HALLS EOot.toF":
~" doors ai#.r the i:a.ir Tavern, ;iain s!r"rt. Rr"ii 'h", "a,
where mGiira,un inT H.rrcirs may h" made by letter or p'hrIwiSri
also 10 Mr. Iuha. rT'S Fancy Strir, washington ana Ats-i-. Nor
Y,y. Ji-l2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

Evil: ,rJ-cr!u,f. Ia, i. .,.o 'iai.a lhrrr~rIsr. ;"gctlrr, unfrT the
" Iwu ui tH.r,I - NTJw", "NciG,l'"iy Tor lir rrri"I" OF ar
.Gi. ~ -" iGy i;rOi- lii-ia'>s. 81 whn!cs"ir at! retail, nave
t"HcG Ihr muse GIsairrIY orrUgicihy VIA. * iiaTt" Kyle, AMI '3o'e
recently rs Jennings, MoHur 4 Co.. "hrr: they Will III II !c! days
,vIru az ryt"I.i.r .nl d"-iTari' assortment tel staple am! l HhfI
,,uu:.. a'!l.h. aa.ir. beef .r,l tea car"iGiy "i !"TcH'sTd i":'"'h,
;..y Ir. asuG,! lat linz. siai! M' able ~ sci! On IS iToi:hhic
terms ~ any !uu-" ia the c.iy.-Iy hccrin" every article HAT may
lc ctii-i iDr IN iI"ic il.r-%y SIN lm" ihciT ."o"s at all times WIN
The -:r":, i pira>uEr. aud la; rSHJri!mL n"i'un>. Ia in! Unless 'r
are .r.l:rct!s suited. hey fr;t.f III, msriv'< :hat they "iHat least
iulur, rult:r nI@rri.ul. ard .uwr dealers tIca'i"nt rAti".Lc lher
-, 4 ,.J,r, ,i.y .:.,,ly themselves. TitS. CROUCH,
VI NNED.
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-, rv,,lEER is pabIsicd twice i week, Sehe'a,.!, u"
- ~ COX tu5ir- Tic session of the state i'cstS.aiW', =
ta:ct I:'', = =" y. heretofore. Five Dollars per annun'; pa! ao'' IN ~
Fi,'.'"s >,"s f. .b,r:.r,A, specie paying banks (""iIi va! pe !:
.."St IN pay as4;. The El,1 rs III T ii.; ;Ha.i bsins pa i by the Wits.
t.. .o.:' ,! "'.', ~ r.. i:sro,,inacd. hut ut the discretion Oh inc
ci:Iar. until al! a'tSa:nsr% a, r,' ,%c paymrnt Of nine papers, shall
styc tue lc"th graf: -. or ADVERTISING.
,.., nr L,ss. ;rS, insertion, !acch'S' &c I ~ ~; !,
= -'ne tnH,s; ;i..nSra, inserted, unti!it has ei;hefD''" - "
s." - "a n.,.n, in this CITY o' Is caSl'0nS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

t.tENENTl FIVE DOLLARS REWAED.-Ra
~ away lfoin TIE Subscriber. Oh Monday, tie OH ms,
arGg'o man, named liawcs. lie is about 10 years old,
NJ; very dark complexion. about feet. o inches high
sneaAS distinctly when spoken 10; and somcwhal rup.
taxed on the right side. | fear lie has gore to Rich
r''"i. with The drs;-n of getting on to the North. Also,
''a 2%ay i'nm rc ahnut the Isl Of September last, my
M" N!l-Gagk complexion, about 5 feet inches Eigs;
I'1i s'Xty ,rars old-grry lead, fat nose, thick lips
~" small IS. The relations Of Halves. live al Major
n'%-S, IN Nelson; john Gatcwood's, in Caroline, and
TS'"crr Co!eman's. III SpotSylvania Mats relations
"'" near lay'o:svi!lt. in Hanover. For experimenting
81" "GHHH@ l!a"cs out o! thiS county, SO that get him
H-''"' viii rive &50: if taken in this county and dc.
l,.'1 % me- NIL give So. For the apprehension OF
,I., ~! e! l"!s county. so THAI J get him again, | will
7w - CT II taken III The county and delivered to mt,
- G'e So J' CLAYTON COLEMAN.
N"'o'" co, Jan. 1t 17-2aw4w
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:. r!:nI>rUiy% BARRING; ScIuDL.-inIs lnslrui'"" Is
= located 81 IA crjurU,c, aLnm' """- fourth nj u mile b'!u" lhc
Grari-l;rr Inruiai IT E"rris:o"n, near the Ei!gH Roai turnpike,
Il "iGr- frn;n i!i.Griphia.
The situation Is Irtrul and healthy, commanding one %! Ire "i"''
picturesque virwS un Ia" S"H"yiL:a.
ro.nmi-i wish til Seminar! are several acres Of pleasantly Sha-
del I,rI In vlr,rL IN" c!y.I,al exercises OF tic pupils VIII be- limit
al. Is no rlr!! VIII ," ailuwr 81 10 leave III" premises, without per-
r.if-i,n i,aI the lriariYa!. III" pupils VII! be- permitted 10 MAKE
i.ar,g ~ -A'I5,!GG, with either the priurirH!" az one "i the teachers.
III" piirti"r! i'i"tH"t"rEr:? "t:"tt.'1 Il" lie i"aih' Enn!s !Ah
scr. and lr,rrtrv prnrT".. u; :hu." placed Urdrr his care. The course
Ct .rm!. j.. lh,r-u.h the discipline p"rc"ial III TX naiuie: AZ! 10
rip:t will be spared To render lh" Institution "o''hy OF Tie conn
aanco aMl pal roiagH ni !hr con4"aCG'E.
Instruction VII be- cas-, fully given IL "i the cnuniH"n Er@'>h
irnn.rr.-iG Geography. III t" use u 'Ic!'S; we NF;l&r't'" Oh
II,p.: the Mathematical: aud the !.liih, i;Tcrk, Fr"nth a! H"lrf"n
languages. AMI 49," "a +i:""F4'":y, Dotan!, -Ndtuf"i fhi'o>"fh!' i"
r:.ia .iI.r " ia.rr SOS, ion u ron--c Of familiar Lectures on Natal
raj Philosophy and Chemistry will b" @ive". which Will illustrated
hy appropriate experiments. Tor which purpose the school Is provided
with III. requisite apparatus.
I,.;"ur,iJn in the ',Iudrra Languages will b. .ivcn by Mons. J. II.
c. HcriHa,. wh" will also hrrii. the floral seasons "i"" "a co"r>r OF
I."r,m.'s on r"iany. Mr. u. - i graduate !r"" ,!H University OF
!arnc. swift va; ."nc lin g 4 n.+n',"r" Of friiriher=s Institution
al !i.t:y ST. and Imi. hi Ersc;ic9 Nnna ledge Of teaching is c@."eni!
9~'@'.isI'" IL" "seh'! i" " I's, 2%s ga "
lnrln!ins beard. washing, .nicudjug, fuel, lights
mai rn;iior in HE I:n.ii>! branches, $ii0 per annGfn.
Fer the abby. with Ike languages and Maihe- $500,
Pa" Ta,,I1nn,s quarterly ia ai,ancc.
y3 extra rHar!n> viii b. raa!. accepting FOR class hooks and sta
,i"a.rY, Which vii. probably, b" ino I've '"irh Hoi'"'' Pc; ""h'"''
ruoii. car rci#ain in Tic family |'Iiug III" vacations.
%rrH,.owu. I.3i. WM. NJ. lOCGli, PriHrPaL
REFERENCES.
.I%rris;rra, Pa.-Mr. Sasll. Jain~n', ~. E"hi. iia"t!i' NJ. Jas
l,,v.n. Rev. rnhI. Aiair, Jas. VI. rAwius, ESQ.,: Daml. IL. M"i'u-
~. Esg.
HiH.i.m. IG.-Dr. SIHE'.
S.aa4ios.". Pa.-Mr Daniel jar"Ay.
.r.c E,s. ra.--Ilon. Sami. -. inghim. Rich. ID. Carson, ": ID.
i;Hba."H.h, PL-NHi. j.. B""sah, Est, "Go' IL r""""=' INi'
'" %"."li Gs.-G. G. cryIsr, y. y, Alex. "Snry, e., A"!rpse
D n",r D. D., JOHN K. Mitchell, NJ. D.. and Win. Gibson, Nd.
" aA-wlnm
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HhNi.* LIVINGSTON: DrG,r "G I""Or. rt"-itr the new
" s;io. ui Mcs.Ts. /. = ]. :. Jgo"'s = TO-, ami tiHtIeS LiiiS,
has r"criyr u Ii"m III N"r:h, = .u.!H: 81 excellent ami i"Si'""nl""
l',:l,. G..irrsr. auI Nnsl!A.S. - Nj! ru,ks incuI Ur L. order,
ii . - i. which l.. :iaf'cr- htalSr!i raumut fail Ia please. lie III,
yItc. the rSaaai:ri"aI at h. uM! rair@uH nH TIE lu!ir .cnciaiIg.-
III, lr,.ns At. - liberal! Is ,agy y II prpa"b!: r.ccI WIKI chc"hcic.
g.. : IL tnLiul :l Il. r"cUn.a ecu mt Ire has met wiih, and vii use
III. boost rncl.ir. -. III srryc 81 rn"'i"Ganrr 1T il. He ""GII a."In
sriirif ii" call al ,:c Public. cnu:irnr that Il ."u"r acGmaiui"T""
wci!I m.a" Ia.ai better .irN+>. 81 lac a'hs - = lar ifi''. re
E..n "o.,t.a,l; ru hguG. "r excel. NJ assortment; Il l"'UraS, C"!-
as. r;tnyc. ami inic,. o. irr rate TIIl;y. and - c'c:? Gr,c:?-
iiua. wai,r H. niI% To- ."".,m"n Al rrry i"w prices.
y FL. l.. j. aga, Tor The T"i!ui,i iIagaa!Gr; lGJhthc! Il" %c"
Ink. by J. i. Williams : to.
Nn:rUh. "I-"'"
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3 tAND--Dr. &. y. H,nHIs: Dentist, has taken
"a rooms opposite the Merchants Coffee House, one
:In.'" above the Eagle Hotel, where lie will be happy
10 'rc'lvc !he visits oil his friends. and all hose who
c;!a"r tio!n the less or decay Of their teeth, may be
i"vaSrd 10 i%rm him with lAr!: confidence and patronage.
!"Hr 10 Rev. MIR. SGnith. Rev. ". +. Lee, Rev. Mr..
!" 'nGarldG c. Rev. %r. Iiu.nr.rr, Drs. J. Brockcnurough,
H. ". haxaIl, q. Watson. 4 s. DoLannan, Jas. Beale,
inomas Johnson. Gen. 4. lrytoa.
Dee : G2-2lwtf
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Dec -


Tho Female School kept By Miss Lucy
a Nelson. aI OlRlan:I, in the Forks Of Hanover, viii
= -' I,.;nr ,Lo ,ry, .c,r fran ,i, Isl sc Jan.
nary, Hi,h tie exception Of tie months Of August a"d
""'t' "r' :" Ln, ,.:I L,, .,c,.;o, a.y,-.i oH.
di,;oual Scholars can be accommodated. IN this School
me l.uun, the various hlauc!irs of liberal English ct!H.
r,,:.nEak, French and Music. The morals and fiGH-
,rr,. of the uupi,; are strictly attended 10. Tie ;cr!!s
nv =. G,llo-s.
nn,,d FAR -, schnI1stic year &C. ~ m~nm.!S, $:!Nl
Tu;.io,, IN Enp!ish branches, -
do, French, ~
do Music and the Use Of Piano. -
p,rolI, onc.llalf nt the time or entering Ike pupil.
The utl,pr half on tic 1T Of June inllnw M. ApTlIcni;nn
NV 49,, .,.I, ~ W., Nrlson =, OaElanG. or the sub.
li!ay Oc ''%,:' W y "rTnNhc Nrr sDN
scIiHr' u, '"'"''' - ., .,,.l.-.n.,
- -
EXPLORATION WAN Ei-C' t"nn' i"'JI Il
IL left IiciiiA"nu, state OF 'h2'i'''' J" - mn VIZ I
heard Of i'll jacksonville, morgan county, ''s''H, '-t'
Novcn:bgr: !c32. where lie WAS preparing 70 t'''' '''"!'
CO with Il company oi uaG'is, s'"'t " '.1n ''': ~ a.,
TO, been heard from. Any inflammation Trsf"c,i'S h'h
would be gladly received ny his brother nc"J' n:'""y;
in iHc!!:m2!d I'ly, va "''!' "u,i' i,u: ~ s;. ~,
The Editors OF Papers IN Missouri hiI"%'SS'Pii' I 90
rida arl Texas, will co"!cr a great ii''f On Ills '''''''H'
by inserting Tie above q,
Jan. 10.
--mDyTnTOV EMAIL SEhiiNART.-Tii2 winter
& :. sa..;'u a. ihn institution will co:ninrllc. on Tie
ausil o! ''nu",!, ~ %'" I, hn,l,hy ucirhbcriiooL, within a
s ';in' r. = po",;nlnt Macon College.
':'i'c Oh ''A"I''!'",.' w. = :, , ur,, - r., ,,o,fa.,
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MgR. WILLlA MS, The English OcuIIst, may o'
lVE found a, the Eagle Hotel, where he will give his
opinion to all Ladies and Gentlemen from ten to iour
o'clock, without fee. The poor will be received ana
d o'clock, (Srndays ~cxccplcdD at the Rev. Mr.. Tay lots
second Baptist Church, accompanied by a certificate from
any Minister Of the Gospel.
Jan ii "-u