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<r.o ~Ias most fashionable Whig Doctrine,
ttFom Mo Boston Gazette of rio .,U,L ns.r

,, - HasaisSToH CoRnEsfoSprycr D,c 81;
my friend, Mr. Wa Bnren, views his accu,,,,i,.
ing hon"rs with meekness and Christian fo,,,nds a..
Is evidently elaed by tho ISSUE of the election ,d
he rarely discovers the fact to the 6sserva,on Of M
Hon. Would it not be fair TO try his aa,pnstraon bn
i're you kick it over Let him have alt,,ral and il
he don work kindly in The traces, kick him QUIZ!
his seems fair and reasonable enough Try him before
you condemn Judge the tree by It's fruits, &c But no.
f00r doctrine Mis And so say the Scribbers and Edi
1TIs OF Inc ~ Y. Express, STAR &c. The Washington
,staph goes even step further-and with an etiron-
y winch is equal 10 its ndiscreon first claims the
m vote OF s. Carolina against Mr. Van Buren,; that
pna] IN that State thus makes out that he is
Of 4uy resident, and then is guilty of the gross folly
81 warning MIR. Van Buren, against taking The Chair
His npea' again. and tell The usurper 10 look to it,
pula w; Is sealed No man trample on the po-
" made to feel it," ~ y ''N
asc,sHes, houns organs have certainly been the most
press e. Empires, that put their hands 10 The
enourb Inc former Editor of the Telegraph was wild
Its present slangwhanger passes all bounds
VT such auspices t'o cause ca" prosper on'
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JONAS THINK WELL.

COMMUNICATED.
perceive from the report Of legislative proceedings,
that the Visitors Of William and Mary College have pc
,lioned for authority connect Medical School with
that Institution, 70 be located at Richmond. hope the
prayer Of the petitioners will be granted because
the State already has under her patronage and cndow
ment Medical School at the University, and it is
tain that but such schuol prosper in Frg ia.
The attempt, therefore, TO establish another must either
fail, if IL succeeds it do so at the expense of
that now existing This consideration certainly deserves
wright; but besides this, the multiplication OF medical
schools in the Stale has every where been prOduc
tive Of seroas jury 1t conduces the or:alnn Of
parties in and out Of the profession and Of COURSE breaks
up that harmony which ought 10 exist among brethren
engaged IN 4 common cause; but what is worse the
struggle for supremacy by the rival schools nalliby
tends to elevate bat lower the standard of mrd
cal educatinn and thus to inlic wound upon The cha
rac!er of the pro'rssion which, if it be seem will lie
severely ft! by the community. If 1t should be said
that the Medical Schoul al the University Cannot Sue
coed 10 any great extent, owing the manifold disad
Yantages inseparably connected with its situation, an
swer, that nasmuch the State has expended money
in sustaining and rearing the Institution thus far, and
has procured considerable Analomica! Museum and
Library AZ her expense IT. would be far better To order lis
removal hher. Here it would enjoy every advantage
necessary TO Il compelete medical education, and thus
fulfil the design Of lis foundation; whereas the establish
of rival school must endangcr its prosperity and
probably destroy the labor Of years think the hled
cal Department of the University ought 10 he removed
this City, and that provision for buildings, DC, ought
to be made and hope The matter will be seriously consi
dered. a RESIDENT OF RICHMOND.
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TIE WEATHERCOCK

We were perfectly satisfied that the Richmond Wing
would adhere to the grounds which il originally
took. We should as soon expect constarcy from the
winds. When it was first ascertaned that Mr. Van Bu-
elected President, that print cut with very
fair professions of iiberaiy lrevnced disposition
judge his administration by its acts. Now il has chop
ped around and expresses its determination to oppose
him. without regard to the measures Of his adninslra-
tonlt eyinces the reckless spirit as the Star the
Telegraph the Express, and the other papers of tie like
stamp. 1t calls Mr.. Van Buren, 'minion" -aifirns
thai his election the elfec. Of accden with other
slang Of the like character, and raises The slogan
against him. Did not the Wing know much upon
these matters, when it its first article, when it
published its TRADE of yesterday morning? And does it
know, tia, the very chinDras it is hunting up,
were seriously pcssed upon The people before the election
that they passed upon them aud secuted them BY their
verdict at the polls How, tlen, it be said, with any
shadow Of probability. tina, Mr. V. BIS election The
result OF accident, when this very issue made up
before the people, and they decided, calmly and deje
ra.ey, in lis iaYoI?
Be! - slew how easily the Wing change and
chop about, beg tie ader TO compare together the
two following extracts which clip respectively from
iae Wing OF November %, and Of the 18th January:
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DEATHS.

Did, lately il AajIma Ms MAETm. BJLi:Sc BAKER, formerly
OF Virginia, the j0 Of her Thus has descended
the grave this nmiai lady, with all her valuable endowmcu,s
io The grace person, m:ud sGcc Of heart SLo
closed her mortal ni Gi hope SnJcnce, unur the
lights ui Divine i.a}cldtivI Her relatives
icn!s, her and will feel and th,
dress OF soiiOw'. until ley SHAH b.
4 'IOurae H.cAce rarcrr rrarnS"
.pacd his residence il Fiuvanaa, the 5,h u AZ
short illness, Nh JAMES cnAnpsoN in The I'D year OF hiI
LAWN! hrrac and dsconsoatc family their
parable nss. lie kmd and alicconatc hubi md tender and
inugeni Eua and to his friends and neighbours
kin They, vii! long remember the loss oil such
man; bu fate has ccrcrI it, and made victim its huumts Of
an homes rIa: 'stkc no,cst work uf Col"
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down the Republican Party. And so they will, if wc
allow ourselves be cajoed by half neurais or fright
ened by such mndn'en the Editors Of the Richmond
Wing and the q. S. Telegraph
Lei the Republicans in the Legislature take very good
what they do with what The Wings called "Me Peo
pies money!" | mean our share of Clay bid for the
Presdency-the surpus Loan it out to corporate COM
pancs for internal improvements, or any other purpose
and the Nhigs-f to he consistent were any patt Of
their charnclcI-w tell you at the pills nezt Sr.tng
" It is peoples :nnney = and you ought In have let It
gn back the pockets of the people, though reduced
nifty cent, in getting back t" its right owners ir"
whom it was taken Ivy tie great advocate OF TIE AlHeT
System, who ltal the honor ut least /" name and
chri'rn, if 10 brgrt modern Whg1rry in t! Senate
o.! The u. States. liz don't retire 10 4 +aad yet!
EERUUM SAT-
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FOX THE EIr RUIREH'
LudGc Of Tic IEinchcsirr Circuit.

IH0EC D NC " NitNtSlLF LtTtHlt. =,
1t is u,tt;st,.cd TINT neither hIr. Williams or Nr
james NJ. AIrson will become candidate fer The vacant
scat on TIE General Court Bench Mr.. Richakp Byrd
will tr supported Cor tie office. lis n"t my wish "say
augh, in !:".5n f ais competitors; but 10 state lew
ri::a IS III r. l:i"n :Eself-Alr L; rd is recommend
ed in tie .h,s by Tie Bar Of both parties IN
Frederic. c,.:r lie is a"y"., devoted /" his pr"
G*a..:m; I'd 4 ~! pursuit. z"a!uua and energetic ~
what, ,rr I,c .!. rtlhcs ilv has. NJ J"ha X I"hr
says OF him, an improved and improving legal mild
AS gentleman, he is governed rs !r lg hest 'n'rs 6"
hunor a4 justice. As politician. /" IS independent N
his principles; firm and d,i STATS RIGHTS mar a'u
the sauichcs, gentleman us lie Van iiu:rn raf'y III
The county Of frederick are NOS. aA9us for his lee
ton. Slf 10.
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.

y, TO THE EDITOR CT TIE ENQUIRER.
from the Cha'lesown Jefferson county, Free Press:
VIII es seen by Richmond Correspondence
at 'aneS w. ason and Philip Williams, Esqrs, of
are e gentlemen spoken of in Richmond
circuit created ty the transfer Of J1age Parker The
United States Senate We take the liberty of respect
fully calling attention TO a citizen Of our own e Iown
whose claims for the office of Judge, we believe Will
man of the Bar belonging to the Van buren, psrtv in
this Judicial dstric-lhe party from which, of course
choice will be made. We alude to Isaac K. Douc'
LASS, Esq, gentleman Of experience at the Bar, and
who possesses the requisite qualifications to fill the Office
in question with credit to himself and TO give sasfac
ton to all.
1--WE make this suggestion or recommendation withou!
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8 D EMOVA1..-1hc subscriber respectfully informs
HA his friends and the public, that he has removed TO
The old Toll House, Immediately at the lower end Of the
Basin and directly fronting Messrs. P. J. ChevaIlie d
Co.'S large manufacturing Mills whore lie will keep
slany on hand general and well selected assortment
of GROCERIES, which he will at all times sell as low
they can be afforded in the market trusting by
close application business and desire to please in all
cases, TO share portion Of the public patronage.
EDWD. POWELL.
n. B. Strict attention paid to the sale Of all kinds Of
produce and merchandise that may be consigned me-
also the receiving and forwarding goods 10 any part
Of the State, upon customary terms.
ED. POWELL.
December % G9-w6w
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(fron. he Wig IF geste.day.J
" The forthcoming Adnlinisiru-
tioa feels lis weakness, its need Of
recruits, the power Of its oppo-
ncnts with numbers, III: Conlt;tu-
ton and principle on their side,
and its recruiting serj2ants arc al
ready abroad, supplied with slang,
promises, and L bounty fund. Let
the Wings stand fast, aud neither
De sullcd with professions, nor
cheated by promises. .
" When Popcr has mingled in
he elections and exercised all un-
luc Influence over them when a
President Of the uuiied States
wrought his own grcs. popularity
and the great weight Of his Office
to control the freedom Of election
his thousands Of Office
holders have bceH the most active
Of all p1rtizans-whcn the conse-
iuence hes been to seat As II ruler
over a free people, a man obnox-
iou' TO u majority, ana indebted
:or The distinction 10 his ora syeo-
psaHey AID his masters .flEor-it
is imperious on every mcn in
whose tosom the flame Of Ecpub-
iican Liberty is not qusnched, to
TO ground the arms
Of opposition until the Insult is
redTesscd, and the min;on cXpcll-
ed from the of.ico he dcsradcs, if
not by the mode in which he dis
charges its duties, by tho vile
means employed to attain it,
Such is uud must be tho feeling
and the resolution Of every true
Wing, Cor every such is the deter
mined foe ofihc un:a wi'ul exercise
Of power, and tho friend of tho
Rights, Freedom and Dignity Of
mau."
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FOR TIE ENC UIRER.
REFORMATlON!!!

Reclamation is good Thing. Reformation in The Wing
party is rsry good thing. tappears from neutral pa.
per in Richmond, edited, told, by Wing, that
great reformation has taken place in the Wing party
ia.sfy They have become great enemies it seems, to
prescription thing never paclsed, in Virginia. except
BY themselves, (whetaer individually or Collectively
They mac say at least this neutral Wing editor now
says The feelings Of that party would sanction
prescription Of course he the present feelings
of that party. WE'LL let it be- Let heed these half
neuirals, and light toeraonists until they have
gotten all their friends into Judgeshps SC. &c and
gathered little strength BY new Banks and other
Corporations we may then learn that Wlg orthodoxy
will tolerate neHlrGls." Some Of the less dis
Greet already boast !ha. in four years they will put
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ia mn REWARD will be given for the appre
:S v I'll hrnsinn Of INV nrn ElMIINl X EN

th a mn REWARD will be given for the uppre-
ID HSBSB hension Of my negro EDMUND KEN.
NEY, alias ROBERTS,. He is about 30 years of age,
low, and we'll made, very large mouth, pleasant counie
nince, seldom falling 10 smile when spoken to- he has
straight hair, and complexion nearly white, that il is
believed stranger would suppose there African
booi in him. RE is very aru that in his language
it is likely he will deceive those mo ghl be disposed
suspect him. He hired out 'or the last year. but
am informed has been missing than two months.
and Offered him for sale, and apprchended bu.
capped under prctence Of being white man.-lf token
If tie State and delivered me, in the upper end
of Hanover county, or secured in any Jail so that get
him again. the above reward will he given If taken in
the State and secured in jail that get him. will pay
S75. address ANDERSON BOWLES.
DcnlonSrite 7. 0.
Jan 5 T3-N
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.ifesSrs. Editors:-You will please announce that
JAmGs II. CoxE, Esq. will be Candidate to represent
the county Of CHESTERFIELD in place of COL VIM. r.
Johnson, resigned. The clecli will take place MON
DAY next. MANY VorERs.
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December 81

MHUMANiTY HALL ACADEMY.-In this Semi
Il 81 nary will be taught every thing necessary to pre-
pare young for college, fit them for the ordinary
avocaons of life. The for session Of 10 months,
commencing The 10th Of January next, and endng
on the 10th Of November following, will be- as follows,
viz: Board and Tuition, 500; Washing Bedding, and
Candles, $40. Fifty dollars will be required in advance
the balance 800 at the end Of the term.
1t may be necessary 10 say, for the information Of
those unacquGnlsd with ME, that have been regularly
engaged in teaching for the last twenty two yearshe
most Ct that time Immediately in this neghbohood, and
being fond of thc delightful task, expect 70 teach as
MANY more should life and health permit have care
fully studied the various dispositions of youth and find,
from long experience that ("ithout yielding my autho-
rty il is better to lead than drive-,o persuade than
force The anc attention will be extended 10
those confdcd TO my trcs.a as to my children, and
personal attention will be given to reading lie Scrip
lures and religious authors the Sabbath. Fifteen or
twenty boys he accommodated in q comfortable
manner. This School is in the lower end Of Bucking
ham county, and The Situation ia healthy any in
Virginia.
ELIJAH G. IiANES, Principal of Fl. H. A.
P. S.-Address physic Springs, Buckingham Co. Va.
Lee 2 G0-wtl5JaG:
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d t,rs,a Mc Hhig, Of. L9rsm5er D.
" ihr'r axe Wang principles
aii ~ secure their eventual tri.
n.nrh, II: W!.i-s must keep or,
ganizel AMI embodied. The:
i"U': preserve their glorious
na"aa, tha; which in its import,
IL! the friends cf free principles
i'f'nsh"ct the g!ubc, and they
!a.'; continue 10 deserve n name
i.."s''t:.d by SO many glorious
struggles tor liberty in England
AL America, 5y cOE:,bal,in. &c.
t."ir principles whcu2ye. they
RE endangered, and lhoush van.
q%iSheG Il thousand times by the
l''n'ons III so"erament, by return
M stu 70 the charge VITA un-
e.i;ng;6onstnacy, &c.
Du; ~ i, respects the nsn sd.
's!%iStratioH, how shall the Wings
conduct themselves? Wait We
ho?s 10: the development OF is
i'sa.ufes aad policy: Neither
~! mfo its raAkS, nor ind:scrimi.
''t:iriy oppose: -iaGeI ,oidt is III
Goa: GaI sustain ;ekat is 'c0rtLy ~
support: Gicc oar Dutch yu,rr u
.fsr chance, and Try The tree By its
: ats. When eight years ago.
.!ad!cw Juckson was elected, We
lFociaimed war for our, on the
threshold, and on the principle
'hat nothing good could coma on,
0: Nazareth, &c. OF Mr.. Val!
harc1's capacity, we have 4 mucI.
h':hcs opinion. He has adequate
talents and experience. he Is
cautious aud circumSpcct, and il
We lead him Alright, disposed &c
iaodcrailea. lie is sensible hc
h':' come in agaias: q majority OF
IL" people, und vii! be watched
" Il powerful minority in ever,
S;''", and that too. comprehend.
.IS e'''lhs ol the intelligence Of
'he country. &c. &c. He will
e'o.! excuses nnl usurpa,ion,
i'' "'' own sake, aud will hug the
s"o;e I" prevent being wreckcc
~ inc winds and waves OF party.
i.ci the Wing then look on com
p"'eiir, and decide fairly on Nr
Van burcn's government: armed,
however, and organized 70, pro:nr,
opposition when ;sc necessity
ARISES. We will frankly cxpr..,
~. .r hope TINT i. may no, arise, hu:
'na' ,ner the wrc,chcd deprayitv
ABUSE Nnrruption and violence q,
;"c nc, iasI . e.sht years, We nay en-.
~. .u. nouo. I'D happiness os an
Mutation"
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consultation with any one we have assurance that
MIR. D. would accept the appointment if were lender
cd hin-and free 10 admit that he could mol be
choice boh political parties could participate IN Tie
chances OF election. Under present circumstances
however, should be happy 10 see the appointment of
Iudnn nnEnrred him y,
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wv Qninrey, .2dums county, MinOis.-The subscriber,
having commenced The practice Of Law in partner
ship with Messrs A. 81 R. R. Williams, Of Quincy,
Illinois, under the above firm, tenders his professional
tend TO business agent for the purchase and sale Of
lands in that Stale and TIE payment Of taxes thereon
Communications. may be sent, post paid, 10 the ah"ye
address. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
Jan 5. G3-wSw
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a PETITION will be p7eseated TO the present Ge-
Ia neral Assembly, praying for the formation Of
new County, out Of parts Of Caroline, Essex and King
& Queen.
Jan. ) T3-w4w
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Tic Cause of Texas.

ihc Cause Of Teas.
We recommend 10 readers the eloquent Speeches
of Messrs Hamilton and Ponset,, which publish in
this days paper They delivered in the Senate of
South Carolina in behalf Of The Report have already
pub!ished--and which adopted by nearly an unan
nous vnte Of the Senate.
MIR. PoSsclts Speech is emnenty worthy of a!tcn-
lon-ilc was once Minister TO McXlco-Is pnrtlcu-
larry acquainted will, the politics of that country-nnd
the facts which lie diScloses curious and Important
lie shows The Justice of tie Of Texas: and in
fact let any Vircn:an bring il home To his "wn bosom
By asking how Inc would feel if The Government ni tie
U. States were 10 attempt II abolish tie Constitutions
Ia annhilae the SinitE, ard I" Greet great Central CT"
vernnent at Waslircton Who w:u:I not resist the
attempt by arms: WHO does not feel: that in asserting
The independence of Virginia. and defending her against
the outragcs Of The oppressor, lie vindcang The
great of Liberty and of Right Such are Mexico
and Texas. in relation TO each other as MIR. P0nsctt
distinctly shows. Who then does not wish 10 Tie
cause of Texas Who will not hail the day with plea
sure when we shall be able 10 recognize her lndrpcnd
ence, May her chiva!ry be crowned with succrss-and
may she enjoy the Liberty which she well deserves !
The Presidents last Message sent in the day be-
fore Mir Wharton arrived III Washington. We know
no, what the presence Of that gentleman and of Santa
Anna may produce But one thing appears 10 be
TAIN that it came; be long before Texas will be rccog
nized, and perhaps annexed 10 the American Republic
indeed il is the apparent connection between these two
vecnts which causes government 10 be fssGious
than it woud otherwise be, about the recognition. few
weeks may bring it all about If Mexico should renew
her attack another stroke from tie soldiers Of San ia
cnto would sever them forever All feelings
enlisted with the TEXANS. Justice Liberty every pin
CHILE which We hold sacred is on her side.
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NEW QnARTER For SALE.

NEW QUARTER FOR SALE
FEyHIS valuable tract of Land lies in Gloucester coun.
4 ty, on Carriers creek, and adj9ins Roosevelt, en-
,ans between $50 and $50 acres of Land inferior TO
none on York River. Presenting that persons wishing
10 purchase will view The estate further description s
deemed unnecessary. Any information required, will
he oiyen by the subscribef and persons wishing TO pur
chase are invited to call onhm Mr. Thomns b. Booth
who resides al Rose welt. MANN FAYE. u
Ciorro.t.r C. H. Va Dec. r. 10-wGw
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Tile DcLatc IN Tie Senate.

We have commenced Mr. Benton's able and ingenious
Speech TO- day-and we shall follow it up with MIR. Web
sers as soon as it appears. The argument is going on
in the Senale-ani it is supposed, that il viii lerntte
u the adoption Of MIR Rivcss, or somc similar rcsou
ton.
The Washington Scribbles and their Employers; are
doing every thing il their power TO blow up quarrel oe
tween Msssrs.. Benton and Rives. One would thhk
from the quantity of trash and of apocryphal anecdotes
which have been retacd the OCCASION that these two
| gentlemen were no, speaking terms-lhat there is
an orcn breach between hemtat they were both can
djdaies for the Prrsidency-boh nordnatey ambitious
and Jealous of each oiher-and that this is The secret
cause Of quarrel, which does not exist. upon The more
,ary system the resolution &c &c. For our own parts,
we ds5rlicre both HE fact and the solution. We can.
not learn that there is any sort of breach between these
two northumberland indeed, our information and impress
! ons are directly against such an hypothesis
Orr readers can scarcely conceive, how much The
Wing presses teemng with letters rumors and
specualons, concerning this quarrel In fact. ett
secn be spared t, produce dlsSsnsionand in truth,
this may be set down sort canon in the Wing code Of
ethics, that their presses to make much mischief in
ranks they CAM and TO bring about by divisions
what they unable to effect by the strength olaii their
forces. What the Wings wish 10 do, they always
say going 10 do. Thus they appear 10 Think that
they have only 10 put mischief in heads, and we
will pursue their suggestion, aud carry it out. Du!
Mess!s Rives and Benton rather too wise to take
lessons iion lhe enemy. The birds too old to be
caught with such c!uti.
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EXAMINERS BANK OF VlRGINiA.-A dividend
Il Of four per cent out of the profits Of the Bank for
the last half year. has been declared by the Board Of D
rectors, payable after the 18th inst.
JOHN G, BLAIR, Cashier.
Jams, 73-Ot
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EI7OR SALE, OR RENT-Thc Foushee Grist Mill.
IL situated on the james river, between RutlrEtoords
Mill and tile Locks.-Appiy Immediately, ut this Office,
for terms. Gr3-f1 Jan 5
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70 We scorn 10 answer The r:ball insnuaon Of the
Abingdon Statesman that have been seeking 10 Gust
Mr. Leigh, for The purpose Of putting in R. t. Parker
Suffice it to say that there is not syllable of truth
in the nsnuaton-lhat such conception never entered
into our heads-and that had little lot par, in
tie election of Judge Parker. this vile caumnator
himself The charges which the \. S. makes upon US,
are so outrageouslY illbeIa and palpabY untrue.
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u This spell Of weather has inter'tEcd very
seriously with the run of the mails Tw1 Washington
papers are now due at this Office.
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We Garn with great regret, of the death Of Mrs Do
nason; the aniable and accomplished wife Of Major Do
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Hedaesaay Jan. 4.
On motion Of MIR. RANDOLPH, the Committee OF
Schools aud College: instructed to inquire into tie
expcd;ency Of causing the counties to be divided into
schco districts hundreds, for the purpose oil edu,a'
tom aao IL lie advantages or disadvantages OF Zee