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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

a FlNEfJAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE H.
"A The subscriber offers for sale his Tract oil ''ih1,:
ing on James river, in the county of Nelson ana ss
tanning by survey, 1913 acres Of Land. by 81
survey it has been found 10 contain 10 acres % Id.
grounds first and second rale). and between "'-"' .oL
nine hundred acres of wood land, most Of when - - n,.
Tobacco land. The location Of this property: .he r rrr
scribcr hesita;es not 10 say, is the most desirable !" ,'!
respect. The climate is healthy, and the society s3L
to any in the Southern country. Any geai!'I''Iu u, scl
ing to invest capital in James river lands. would ~ VI.
10 examine this property. Col. Alex. Brown !" I,ny.
JOS. c. Cabell, who reside near this estate, w""; y.ro,.
less give any information 10 persons in Eastern 'msr b
who are DESTROYS Of purchasing. Should any Gnv g,s
to give it a personal inspection, | should h" sian ~ pe.
them every facility in doing so. A private sal, Sd.
frrred. THOS. 5 McLhhi"' .ss
Jan 26
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DYuiCLRGS.

o"S"-
Drawing Of Mary land, No. |, for lc51, -,
40 50 - % & o. IS IS u IG - SO II
Drawing of Va. Norfolk No. for 1857,
81 II 20 G5 % = . 55 - AZ 10
Drawing Grand Consolidated, No. 3. for 1877,
60 81 i IS - sc o. 20 81 II
Va. WcIIsburg, No. ,. Extra: for lc37,
50 4 G2 81 :; I'll - I3 "a u ~
Alexandra. No. /, for lc2!,
30 3 IL 81 II 80 q IL - is ) 90 50
Va. L~.ccsbGrg. No. !. for lS37,
81 % - 20 Il Is | - II j. G3 Is
Grana Crnsolidatcd, No !. for ISL:
; . II a o. So III 10 III - IL 10
Richmond Academy Lottery, No. Z, for ISL:
"a UG Il 81 is 30 80 : Is
Prizes sotd rihin a fee Gnys:
) : -, in Grand Consolidated :, Sl,Mm
81 Iii -, in Wheeling !, 5W
~ u -, in Richmond /, 2D
! II -, DO. !, 2n
) II Is. Alexandria J, lGO
The above ali SOLD, and paid By Ilorr, IL whom be par
iicular to address your orders.
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NTOTlCE The Female School kept by Miss Lucy
" Nelson, at Oakland, in the Forks of Hanover. will
be continued during the next year, from the LIST OF Jan.
nary, with the exception Of the months Of August and
Srrtcmbcr, when there will be Il vacation. Several ad.
ditional Scholars can be accommodated. In this School
are taught the various branches Of liberal English edn-
ca,~ion-alSo French and Music. The morals and man
ncrrs of the pupils are strictly attended to. The terms
are as follows:
Board Tor the scholastic year of ID months, $500
Tuition in English branches, %
do. French, 10
do. Music and the use Of Piano, 50
Payable, one-half at the time Ct entering The pupil,
the other half on the list Of June following. Application
may be made to Wm. Nelson, at Oakland, or the sub.
scrlbcr in Richmond. THOMAS NELSON
Dec 81 T-3t-2awlw-w2w
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tn lie Lvrtls IF Blood fiorSeS.

~ GG or IsED ,rIll
ymyHE celebrated stallion CHANIlCLEEn WI"
make his next season in Princess anne -''h'. :.
moud, and Norfolk counties, Che particular sla'u ~
c,ch countv will be designated herrattcr) ana VIII" Il
view 10 Mace it within Inc power Of every one deSiso"'
nj rois;u,r 4 fine colt. have been induced 10 lessen u.
Dr;ce of his services for the ensuing season 10 SO,
Maid within the srasun; SD il paid alter the c1pitac,oh
Of the season; (his rule will be rIg!diy cntorceol So'
ensure 4 mare in ioal. 10 br paid as soon as SHE proves Ia
fual: (p.rlinr with the mare or irregular attendance 10
the horse fyrlpils the insnraucr( aud 81 to the Groom III
every instance. Ifany gentleman Will send ana nec"he
rcsnorsiIIe for six mares, he will be charged Tor I'VE
only. n,.ot
CuA*rrcrrEE vas got by Sir Archie, ont OF Did Black
Chp,,. 0br BEES, brood mare of her day0 she by Light,
ci,ols imported Oscar; her dam: fMH box Dy iH,P''"u
Tnutalpnn. rran!am Mrlp0nicne. by burwcls lIa'e''
Ter: areat rfaudam Virginia, by old Marx 1tnthony; g e.
r. DUN Polly Byrd, by The imported horse Arlsto'!"; g e.
q. q. dam Young benny Lass, by the imported morse
jolly ROGER. out Of the imported mare sonny Lass, totc
1uyf Registcr. 1t will be seen by tlIs lr'Igiee, .n"t
CuASrIcLrER comes from the loIns OF Inc fa.ier u .He
American Turf, old Sir Archie, and on Inc sl9e 81 HIS
dam traces Immediately to old Dixon 5 STOCK, ach"'"'
Icdred hy all 10 be the purest in our country. a.,
CHANTIcLEER will commence his season oh ''e l'''
of March next, and terminate on the lUUl July;
Good pasturage vii! be furnished gratis. lhe mares
will be fed on grain, if required, at % cents per gay
The best possible care will be taken OF them, nut 10 res
"''' Il. &. BAYLOR.
P. S. | viii give $50 per month for a Groom that can
come we'll rrc6rlmenGed. if application be made before
the 10Th o. February next. Apply to me at my mouse:
three miles east of Norfolk Borough. /" w.
Jan. %. cS-"ll"'
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4 d E'ENS
EENeE7GNS
EasRoIu MNN EtGrMNH22 6SHItfC,

lance. within three days four capital prizes !.ayr bccn
sold by that fortunate Distribution Of prizes lOli' ,
Look well to the magniiicen! scheme for the ioth oil
Fpbruary-Fitly Thousand Dollars Capital; l"o prizes
Of 81 .OGO, &c. Tickets only $40.
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spdAEh DOLLARS REV ARD.-Ran away t"m 'h" .uh'rr'rr I'
ing nj Charlotte C"urt house, Nmaini'. about the !,'" w
Gus; last. n negro man named ROBIN, nhnUi Thirty y"nr< At "-r'" GA
dark cunplc \iun, with h'Dai fore teeth, wiii u >iIlI space "'iA''
them. about 1--we feet EIGHT or Ten inches high, and vriS -irt- hh''
purchased him Of Mr.. William Peach, Of Prur" Edward. IT, ''
be lurkin: about ia That nci:Lanr!nuh, q: he may hr mnkrg Iowa.
To some free Statc-jhou.h ihiax il more pruliLi". that b. 1911.
make M effort To get to James River, he having one" been frN'"' III
on that river ~ Il ioatn,an.- will 1--WE the above mwar!. i b. .
taken nut Of the State; or twenty-five dollars, IL taken aui c|''
THOMAS CARnWTli"
nr. u H-Wi
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(Trom the Washington Gtobe.)

LONDON, November 10, 1c3j.
DEAR Sir: One morning week or two ago,-it was
a fine morning too, which is rather 4 rarity here at This
season,-l accidentally found myself among some four
or five business men, cast of Temple Bar. One Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

TEvO "A PUBLIC.-Thc subscriber acting as ge-
81 neral agent and collector, will attend 10 the colicc-
ton of claims in the city of Richmond, and counties ad.
iacent, Fredericksburg and county of Caroline.
Address, LEWIS HILL, Richmond.
Jan 7l-wGw
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Jan. 81

r. OF FOR SALE-P"whatnh Count honSc.-This
q Lot contains acres. On which is a com."rtab!r
Dwelling House. with all the necessary cut Houses
such as kitchens, dairy. smoke house. lumber house,
&c; also il Brick Stor'. with a large Stable: Granary:
&c; a very extensive and prolific Garden. The situa'
ton of The House and Store is central, Immediately OPP
ppsitc The Court. house and Clerks Office. The object
Of selling this property is, the subscriber intends TO
move to the West in March next. lie will o!ter this
property for sale, 10 the highest bidder. at February
Court next, being the first Monday in February. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
Dec. -, I70-widsl S[MO L. BLOCk
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EPEGGEEe'S
Exchange ana E0sfef'y Vassce,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The LoMnge again ahrad!

The Lounge again ahrud!
Drawing orahe Virginia Petersburg Lottery lass 70: =
~ IS 5 20 81 Is 50 SO 1 a 30 "A 70 3
whole Ticket, 3, 50, ga Capital Prize OF SI'Coe'
no,h sent 10 correspondents in the county, and pa,d as
usual ut sight at Fv,t,nc's Lounge, by BlGGhN'
w. Lccsburg LOTTERY, Glass SoS,
For 18th February, 1887. ., ,ooo
Grand Capitals 81, 1000, $4,000, lO,OCo, loo o ''oo''
Orders for Tickets in the abo"e Lottery VIII meet
the mos, prompt attention, if addressed TO
TIlOS. b. BIGGER, Hlchmo"a, a.
u Si-2lT&S
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NE7ANTED, for The ensuing year. an honest, sober,
w capable Male House Servant. LiktUiSe, a Fe-
male, 10 attend IL Chambers and Wash. Enquire at this
Office. Nov. Is
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Mchmond. fredericksburg, ond PotOmuc Rail Eond
Y Asst RsgnMitiGa Hpoa TIC Siot&hoidcrs.-Ai i mc"iingo ct 81" T."
n sr!"rt and Directors Oilhe R.chuoUi, fredericksburg Ind I"a'
mae Rail Road Company, Oh the !t'h May. 1875:
s'Rr<n!rrd, That the residue Of the capital stock, brin. SiO"7 'a'n
share, he required irnn The .inckhoItrTs, 10 lac paid al the i"l""n:
tunes, to "i :-Sjum The 1Ith day nj June, the 18th Of Jmt. I"t'i
August. 1t Of September, Qcruhcr. November. D"ccnhe', aadJ'm.
arr, io b. I"prItri to the credit Of the company. As h" rrt"t"i", 3"
the BANK Of HIr.inia.
Rc.1Irri. Tha: Stockholders who may prefer anticipating ," '"'"'
entirety ii"ir n.iaimcniS, he allowed interest ou the Hr."a.'. b.
vlpccGhy th"m. unit! tho periods wlcn III" SAM" ""rId i" I!1a,
Extract Iron, the minutes. HILARY bikfE. &c.
Nuy 81, ,-N"n,
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Importation of Genuine WLNES.

Importation Of Genuine HLNES.
ETHE subscriber having: on a former occasion, an
"a nourced to the public, Of his having made arrange.
ments with one of the most extensive Wine Dealers in
London, (h1cssrs. Smith, Woodhouse Il Co.. ~ be sup,
Piled regularly with genuine and superior Wines, he
would inform his friends and the public generally, tia,
his stock Of Wines at this time, are very %good-but 10y
the spring he will receive an additional supply, which
will render his assortment inferior to none in this place
and will be sold, at u very small advance, for cash, OF 10
punctual customers. Country Merchants, Farmers and
Dealers generally, are invited to call and examine his
Stock. In addition TO his Wines, he always has on hand
Old Liquors, Of every description, (warranled genuine,
and selected by one Of the best Judges in the Boston
market.-Order from all parts Of the country, will re.
csive prompt attention; and every article put up in the
neeiehl style,-conssling OF the following kinds:
Choice Old l.. P. Madeira
Superior do. do. do.
Do. Straw Colored Sherry
Do. Gold do. do. WINES.
Do. Sicily Madeira
Do Old Port
30 baskets Champagne
Old Champagne }pp,NDv
Do. London Dock ~
Do. Holland Gin,
Do Do: A }'"2;ss }Run.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
RICHARD S. MAssIE.
Dec. 13 G4-wSw
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"a y FOR S.ALE--By yiilrr Of n drcrrr 0! the
a 4 county Court OF Chesterfield, will be offered for
sale. on Tuesday. the Iilh day Of February next, upon
the premises, that portion Of the land Of Benjamin
IL tcher, SEN. decd. which was assigned to Susan Hatch
er. his widow. as her d0wrr therein, lying in the county
OF Chesterfield, four miles from Manchester, anal adjnln-
ing the lands of John Hewlett. Philip Aichaels. Mrs.
Pa!trsnn and others. and contains l!6 acres. The i'm.
proycmcnls consist Of Il dwelling house and the neces'
sarr GU. !iouscs for the accommodation of a small family
TIE place is well watercd, healthy. and situated in an
agreeable neighborhood and the soil peculiarly iavora,
BIZ. 10 lie growth Of Clover. Wheat, Oats. Corn and
Tulacco.
The laud will be sold upon a credit of one year, TAX.
ing bond with approved security, and retaining the title
unlil the purchase money shall be fully paid.
JOHN EIOWLETT,
Nj MARTIN, Com RS.
ANDERSON EDWARDS,O
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r. AND FOR Satellite subscriber is authorized
a hy 4 gentleman who wishes to curtall his farming
operations, to sell, on accommodating terms; about ,N
acres Of land, a part of his Iarri, lying on the Ch,cGa,
honiny, seven miles from R!chmond-i'0 acres OF Ia
land, about 300 Of which is mrd land, covered WIN d
heavy growth Of ash: pine, white oak, and other vaiua'
bic tinber-ljD acres Of the high Land arabic; The I'M
provcmcals are Two single story dwellings,. aud other
houses, Il Saw Mill in complete oder. The place Is
healthy, and water good. To capitalists: so good an op,
por.un,ty rarely occurs cf vcs,iug funds in as valuable
property near a city rapidly increasing in population and
wealth. 1t will BE- divided 10 suit purchasers.
Address, LEWIS t!lLL: kichin"hu'
I,, Ti-WCW
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Dr.0 ii

NN7ILLIAM S. S~tlELBURNE, having "ns3-t
w the school lately conducted by MIR. T.. ] Eoa'
din. at Charlotte Courthouse, would hereby inform tie
former patrons and the public generally. that 10" rN''
cisrs of the ensuing session, will commence on the i"l
of February next, and terminate on the 18th "i Jug.
His price OF tuition will be twenty dollars per Session
five months. The course Of instruction, intended AZ nh'
paratory TO The University, will include the hn-,a
branches usually taught in such schools. the Latin and
Greek languages and the junior course Of Malhcmaici
Expecting to have but few students o: the En-t''
branches. he will be enabled to direct his attention g.
most wholly to the Languages and Mathematics. hTfT
means Of exciting emulation among his different classes
will be e%mploycd, and if diligence in the performance
Of his duties as Instructor, and uncCas;ng attention -"
the improvement Of his students, can procure The ii.""
| patronage, he tlatters himself that he shall meet "N
success. AS 10 qualifications, see the %subjoin'd c'!"''
Gates Of Professors Harrison and BUnnycaste:
MIR. S%ielburne has been attending lectures. si!rr "'
commencement Of the present session, and has uH'i9I|
~ shown diligence in the pursuit OF knrw!edgr' Az. "'
bits Of accuracy and attention. As far rs have "''
ab!c 10 Judge from the opportunities, which III" rA'r'
SEES Of the Iecturr-rooin hare afforded, would GctIi w..
Shclburne's present knowledge of the Latin ara ~"
Languages sufficient TO qualify him to take clafge o.
preparatory school. With his zeal, talents, and h!'f
of industry, he cannot fail both to augment his store"
science and give satisfaction TO those who nay rnX'"
their sons 10 his care. GESNER ilARKlSVH'
Professor ri .3nric"t LMc."@7'
UNIVERSITY OF FKGIxit, Jan. 10th, 1881.
Having examined MIR. Sl,elhurne in Algebra, viii
view TO his teaching that subject in one OF tn" p'rPa-
tnry schools of the country, ii gives Inc pleasure TO 'a.'
that find no other deficiency in Mr.. SIS quaIthca'".,
than what results from some want of practice; a 49,:
short period will remedy this slight defect. Anf ! o.,
no doubt, from my knowledge of Mr.. s taira:@~.
steady application, that in u few months he Wi! Tr''',
a very able teacher. c. BONNYCASTLb.
Pro)issor Of .Hnhc"''t%,
N. r. Board can be had on reasonable terms "'
spectacle private families in the village. -
Jan II -
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G. BONNYCASTLE,
Prof. IF .HathcmGiicS

NORFOLk English and .'l"themattcaL Semtnary-
The Principal Of this Institute, with pleasure, thus
publicly announces, that the Seminary will shortly have
attached TO it, a complete set Of suitable instruments,
imported expressly from Europe, whereby the minu,ir
Of Civil Engineering, LevelIng, Land or Maritime Sur
veying, and the practical Mathematics generally, can
be thoroughly obtained, as he purposes occasionally to
inpart 10 his pupils all the detail of theoretical and prac.
,ical information. from actual observations and measCre-
menls made BY them on the field OF operation, This tor
muln. of instruction will must ~assuredly deveicpc no in
considerable portion of the materials so essentially regui-
site to acquire, in order TO render the science insinuatlng,
familiar, and ultimately lucrative TO those DESTROYS OF be
coming skillul practitioners.
few additiona students at Civil Engineering, can now
receive admission in the above Seminary, at $50 per an
NUM-. payable in punctual quarterly instruments, in ad-
vance. Those DESTROYS Of admission, are particularly re-
uuested to make early application, otherwise, the present
vacancies may cease TO exist.
Board may be readily obtained in very respectable IA
miles in the said Borough, on moderate terms.
EDWARD l.. YOUNG,
Dec25 [7O-2mTul Principal.
WnIANO FORTE MANDATORY, n. Farmville,
the only one South Of Baltimore.-I have opened
a manufactory Of Piano For:es at this place, and am
prepared 10 supply the country on the most reasonable
Terms. Having procured first rate workmen and mate
rails. can assure the public that The Pianos made at my
mandatory are, at least, eqnal in tone and workmanship
to any made at The North. II will be apparent that my
exnenses here are much less than those Of manufactu.
rers in large cities, and in consequence of which, | am
enabled to sell my Pianos lower than any other maker.
In addition 10 the above, | keep constantly in store an
assortment of Pianos of the most celebrated manuficto-
ries at the Nurth, which | will sell lower than the Rich
mond prices. Also, all other kinds of musical inslru-
ments, strings, every kind Of music, instruction books,
&c. &c. will send all new Pianos, bought at my
store, free of expense and at my own risk, any distance
not exceeding 80 miles, keep them in tune and warrant
them for IL months. | repair, tune, and hire out Pianos
on the most reasonable terms. GEO. L. KNAUFF.
Nov Is o9-lail?m
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The importance Of the Southern States 10 nearly the
whole schEIne Of industry that EXISTS at the North has
been proved to absolute demonstrating, if proof were
wanting, by the late Commercial pressure in that sec
ton OF the Union. Cur principal III APPLE il is we'll known
has long been the a!nHs! sole equivalent for the leavy
inpcrlalions which supply the demand of the u. States
Tor European Manuiactufes But OF late il has consli.
tuled the means anL mode ii relief for The commercial
euiba-rase:lIenis nf the North to On extent which was
beyond all calculation. Being the great staple of ex.
port, IL forms the basis IF operations for drawing and re
drawing with cettuin aud speedy effect The Sterling
Bills which are drawn against its sli pmcnl are conyeiti-
bic into active funds with so much facility. that it has
been of lG,e almost the only resource "f the New York
Merchant when he was unable 10 convert any SPECIES of
property or description Of stocks imtn cash. 10 meet his
engagciurnts. May would have been the cases of
Northern Bankruptcy recently, had the Southern States
not supplied The commercial a!!Incnt, in their principal
staple, 10 relieve The chukcd Gp channels Of trade aud
system. of exchanges.
There is, therefore, a dependence of The Nnrlh on the
South, not merely on ordinary occasions, when rccipro-
city settles the conditions of commercial intercourse, but
when under heavy money embarrassmcnts which cannot
be relieved without the command Of some mercantile
equivalent speedily convertible into money.
Now, under these circumstances, is it not passing
strange, that The whole scheme of Southern industry,
which is the tnumds,ion OF a commerce 50 intimately con
nected with Northern prosperity, should be invaded by
fanatical Zeaio;s and countenanced by such men as MI. J.
Q. Albums? He has the presumption 10 speak Of the gcni
us of Sturfrg. Why. it is the genius OF slavery which has
built up Northern manufactures, those very manufactures
of which he is the most strenuous supporter. 1t is The
genius of Slavery tina, has given 4 steady impulse to the
great stream of Mercantile adventure for which the
Eastern States is characterized, and which has earned
for n portion of their Merchants The enviabie name of
the American Med,ci: 1t is this very genius o: Slavery
which is the parent, not only of wealth, but of refine
ment, stimulating the spirit of enterprise and rewaIdinr
it by returns that %ditfusing themselves through all the
greater and lesser condnitS OF trade ard channels Of in
dustrv, has invigora.cd the whole Commercial system of
the Country with healthy action and progressive pros.
perity; yet Mr.. JOHN Quincy Adams sneers at the South
for what he call the "forward progress of the genius OF
Slavery '-Churlcston Patriot.
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classical SCilOOL.-Fhr subscriber, grateful
g for the very liberal patronage extended to him, in
forms his FRIENDS and the public general that his school,
preparatory t. the Univ, rsiiy Of Virginia, wlil RECON-.
lncnce on The Both January, lc}7, and terminate the 3JIh
June. with an examination, at which the standing Of
each student will he forwarded 10 his parent or guardian,
and the names nf those who come out in the first diSi.
sion, in their respective classes, will be published.
I'm Ihis School will be taught Mathematics, including
Arithmetic, Algebra. plain and spherical TrigcnpmclTy,
plain and solid Geometry and Surveying, Natural PHI.
lrsnuIIy and Chemistry, the Greek, Latin and English
Languages, With the History and Geography Of each.
and other minor branches. The French Language VIII
be taught by Il native OF France.
Proper discipline will be muintlincd nj all times. and
a strict account OF the progress and general conduct Of
each student will be forwarded 10 the parent or guardian
in a n"n'llly circular. The text books OF the Universe
ty of Virginia will be adopted in his Sc!iopl.
Reference as TO qualifications and character is made
to the Hon. YIN &. Rircs: General Wm. +. Gurdon.
Thomas J. Randolph, Alexander Rivcs, Thomas w.
Gilmer, and V. W. Southall, and the anHexed trStimo-
niais; also 10 those OF the students with whom he is &C.
nuainled. IN assistant is engaged.
Terms for the session Of five months will be so Tor
all branches exclusive OF French, for which an extra fee
Of so will he chargrd-aad for Natural Philosophy
Chemistry and Surveying, an extra fee Of 50 each. No
student will be admitted Tor less time than a session of
five months, unless he pay The tuition fec for the whole
session. Boarding: including every thing: will be fur
nishcd by Miss f.iIcana TrrriIl. who pledges herself to
furnish fare equal 10 that oi any boarding house al or
near tnt UHISpISlf vi mum ~ I"' t' ~ ""''' W.
five months, all payable in advance to THE subscriber.
G. W. TRUEHEART.
UyIvEEsIry OF Va, June -, lc3G.
The undersigned feel great pleasure in stating that
Mr.. G.. W. T'rucleart was a student Of the University
of Virginia for two years and a half; that he graduated
in the departments Of Ancient Languages aud Chcmis.
try, and made such proficiency in Mathematics aud
French, as fully 10 enable him TO ilnpart all the know
ledge upon these subjects that may be required in con,
ducling a preparatory. School or Academy.
During Mr.. Truclrart's attendance al the University
he was distinguished by diligence and Il strictly moral
department. =.
The undersigned arc therefore Of opinion, that with
his principles, habits and atlainnlents, Mr.. L. cannot fail
to give entire satisfaction 10 all parents who may entrust
their Sons to his care.
c. BONNYCASTLE,
PREF. If .NaMcmetics.
GESNER HARRISON, NJ d.,
PREF IF .lncicnt Languages.
JOHN z. EMMETT,
Prof Of Chemistry.
G.. BLEIIERMANN,
Prof. Of .nOderA languages.
WM. 3 ROGERS,
Prof. Gf .NaiHraL PhiOSOphy.
GEO. TUCKER,
Prof: Of Moral Philosophy.
Ian 2l. S0-w4w