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Public sale Of Fernare, Stock and Crops Of e7eTy des

Public sale Of F9rnarc, Stock and Crops Of eeeTy 6es
cription.
HHAvINC dispoacd fWyomns shall on ff'? eeenoet &C.
sE fair NOT tuv offer for sale on the P'ci"scs
MI my crops every krd, consisting Of corn wheat ana "l
, cme valuable such very GOOD horses add Tn
cows oxen sheep nc parcel Of hogs WAGONS carts and
fnp- description household and ki hen iunI-
,urr The term, viii be accommodating. Sale to commence al
10 O'Clock. . .,,.- rr..a
yoi,- is si,uach Iamrk" river, t'cc niles above linno-
ger Town and six miles Jw ltrnrer Court hor Ei:hcen
i, I,", pirtnorJ yNU. F. BROCkENnEoi GU
King William coua!, Nov 81 60"
ESROGUES AND RRGEsNS-The subscriber having been
10 p tusjnrss respectfully informs the IL
n;a Of real good pfHtG'"H S.Sfs ina,
.uopIcL viii, Richmond made B'nsncs rcd
M Hack : Of tho best macrIlIS, upon as good
,crr,. NJ ;hcy can he 7ocarrd else" here.
also have ChiIlGcns shoe, at from % to 40 cents.
Ladies' 40. = .'T ce"r' ~ - ~ :, ..
All fatX he pubic confident that icy vii
DC satisfied with The quality ind Prie's.
JOSEPH OnnLr|,N.
81 Gogr Gclcw "a. Old Market, Rrhr9rG ~
x,o J7-w3wIf
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WRRGES
DEATHS.

Died. Saturday morning. after proracicd aud painful ress
which wih Unusua calmncs LEWIS LUuLAS j. IN he
sr!ghiy mind, united with amisJe dpo
him large c Of friends. Few, at his Pu-
nod o, f formed and attachments
10Th o November al the fe,derco II MI E,sh -
Hall of Ial1x Va ar BssJ.as A. JonNscs IN the 2 Yea;
OF ki- In the death Of our truly annOe young sh row
With the validity OF Ihc uih that "g
If" DEATH our cbG had, ike many OF
n; Eu1che his lc bark upon tie ocan Of e over "h.ss
his amabe disposition with is correct aud sene
insured HIM sale go haFPy Gsse,
hat deaths na;ce him iOm the embrace oI h load
bAecuna;e a!l;iUn>N J".on's private character "es
thu GOOD viii o! all WHO anc" hin-a
who acquainted him hTCw him 10 be- itnS sc"tics "u
whh, he Gsr whICL enabled hm TO 1HpH W W.
la; moments sting and thu victory S'n'
Mr. johnson has " aged father and nirc"rat n""S' "hS
several brothers anl TO lament hi> unTrty cad
Etrd Eocihi.r. VI. hrr way mun Asm sFines MS
N'k: Il. Fancy ,r 3ich Of her a:"Fo "ay We rs
-" h~G ihGGrcd Glrf pnmrny disease, "'h aided - %
terminated her c1r; Ga the 81 OF Srp'eW1tF
ds r"e cr >u'cu she expressed entire resignation 20 Eo
VII O. her Heavenly AMI appeared eGe'ia!" 90 @
OF an y change. The pain Of death mere erfc 'adh
nj! Uhr c"n=derGas; bot she died with thGt Pacific resignation
which cactrU:u the believer the religion Of Jesus she t
hgshTni dH Es" children, aud nciuaih
lament the loss OF already endraCG by the strong CT
Offender wife, and beloved come ica
AMI ncIuai HtaHcc.
plr,rd h!. Friday hc instant rETEE II. FLrEE,
in the ~ q! leo tho house OF Nr VIM A. Ffayser
county OF CGhCand The disease wnch rrminscd the
usefulness nj this u pulmonary Chahctcr, when
he patience II months Some time 10 August l't
he lit his father, Boicton5t c.uG'y and came TO
Mr. Fayscs where h. hud nGc his otcar"h HOME ard "hfo
To the feast Of HIs gentle
man, by Kind, aad conciaioir dePoren
gained for himself iIcrd-, WHO VIII uouDts
dear cherish csrac, the recollection OF bn
The vrr' o. su ,hort r"ee, VINO
present the deaf Of Nj Fuhe, vi! aGd "t
the the relations that Glboush
from them he hi, special friends and HAT no
whc Mr. fnycr family could possibly render was winen.
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Tie coi, sold Akinvie, drs oan, ca'vcd III
Ia The pedigree Of each beast noted the prospectus
=. hG's withdraw i!0m sale"
Nuunia was purchased for MIR c. Warwick ofihs city
AID Lady Wh!tworh for his brother, Mr. John NJ War
wlch Ct Lvrchurg. We have scen them both, and they
sc remarkably fine looking animals. They had all The
pscula-ys of this celebrated breed; though perhaps
~, gate IS fine cattle, these which Mr.. CGTbn War
WICK h,d directly ted from England for his nwn
farm We hail these attempts of Mr. w. to improve
the breed Of cattle with great satisfaction The pub
lie si, ~Lc! they display, deserves the thanks OF the
community;
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MARSHALL, THEATRE.

NJ Performance will commence, from this time until
further notice. O'clock. Doors open al quarter past
& o'clock
The public is respectfully informed that MRS. GEO.
JONES' having recovered from her indisposlon, will
make her first appearance this Evening, Nov. 3Oth, in
Knowles celebrated character of JULIA.
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IaLuaLle Propertu at AUCTION.

Ialuabic Property at 3ucton.
YENHE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on Satur.
a day, the ODD Of December next at Ayletts Ware
house, King William county his MILL, situated near
the above place, large stream and running two pair
Of stones for grinding wheat and corn good Cotton
Gin Press ard Saw Mill, are also attached TO the pro.
perty The Mill House is large About 100 Of
Land are attached to the Mill, with neat Dwelling
House and all necessary 90, houses for family The
garden and yard well enclosed good GranaIy and
Store house near the mill Orchard, &c This property
is valuable Persons disposed 10 purchase respect
fully invited to examine the premises before the day Of
sale sell with view Of dcvoIing my time entirely 10
u,ber business J. SlZER,
New 80 [5o--widsl .Ntar Ayifns, King Vim.
TEACHER WANTED "A TEACHER, producing
"a proper testimonials Of character, as well as ability
10 teach the dead Languages. get employment the
ensuing year the vicinity Of Montagues Essex coun-
tr. W Apply 10 G. e. Griswod, John w. Rcbi-
:, 'Nm. Bird, Esqs
son,asues, Essex county, Va No"- 59-as
November 80
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Miss Kreass as FOUR MOWBRlYs.

FRIDAY EVENING, November 30,h,
VIII be presented Knowles celebrated play Of the
EsNasclibaCk.
JULIA, MRS GEORGE JONES.
Previous TO which, the Overture to
Elise ct Edward,
A DANCE, BY MASTER TITUS.
THE NEW OVERTURE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30

NARINTlNG INK.-Just received at Tbs oihce, a
supply Of John.on's celebrated News ink Tor win.
IsI usr which will bc sold for 80 cenIs per fonpd' III
cash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30

GTOP THE Thief Friday night the ODD instant, my IA
" broken ard the stable entered by
some one who of dark bay MARE consingto
nc en- high She bad when to'cn long
,hs name black tail She about eight years
Old and believed TO be in f least had that appearance whcm
stolen. She well for working animal and her hind
nrcn IcFa Thilc She In very good order
nGd has rho hair rubbed of her sides by tho use oil the
gear. rcruccchl will give reward OF Forty
apprehension delivery OF the thief OF Ten
Dollars the delivery The STARE If taken out OF The n.iGhbo
SAMUEL WEBS Eh.
Gooclland county, Va near NJ; samL CO,Ac's Tavern.
Scy IN 59-r
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FOR TIE Enquirer

FOR TIE F-fIGUIHf.H.
The interest which The people of the county are YAK
IN, in cjvinG our Commerce new drtcon is ast"n'si'
ING Thcy are determined TO gel rd ct The ianhees 10.
lsSy ore the worst enemies We have Una .ne N
and brcukinc up a, the North, and particularly IN NC"
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60 SnreS for Sale.

50 SareS for Sale.
SHALL cer for sale, in the 0wI OF scosvie hlbcImGfe
county, ;hc Eagle Tavern Saturday tho 2sh OF
December SaUcS belonging the E.'ac oil Captain
Juhn d., consisting of Men, Wonea Gis and Boys
part yaIuabi: field LndAnd al tie same Time
And u,ace Capt John c. Sewers OF Siauaton, viii offer fifteen
more part Of which very likely aud valuable and arc part
of tho Harris Estate Gud not sOd for any fault Tho
terms Of vii! months cictthe purchasers giving no.
snah!c notes, payable II baak.
JOHN II. COLEMAN.
Executor Of flkn EGrris iced.
M. 5s-wtds
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TIE 5any Argus has taken up he subjrc, of Adolf.
rorsa IN an able manner and brings forward new facts
70 show It's connection with the laic Election We sha'l
~ tie article before cur readers.
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To prevent all Disappointment, we repeat our notice
Il last season. thai no subscriptions for the Enquirer dur.
!as Tie coming session Of the Legislature, viii BE- re
c"Hcd Circumstances render this rule Indispensable
aad r:iIl be strictly enforced Subscriptions for Six
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30

i hoped that The James River Can't will be opened
q lie >h December. 90 morrow week
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nov. %, 1888

MISUNDERSTANDING. Nov: %, 1888.
WHEar-Red 81 Go White 20.
FLouE-Cily Mills 1854
Canal IS Sli
CoRy-Du,l at 30 els.
ToBAcco-Since last report, the market for TO.
bacco has been well sustained aud holders are hrm at
quotations; in instances higher rates are de-
msndcd.
LuGs-$ a I 3 4 and 81 Leaf, common 10 nIiGdIng,
10 2-nddling 10 good II l2-good and fine
u . Il 2-cxtra manufacturing qualities Is =
1854
WINFREE, WILLIAMSON g. co.
Com, good supply, s. to 90 cents.
MEAL 81.
OATS, AZ TO 4G cents
WORKMAN, NcGRUDER s. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30

VA G. Riscs, Esq, is now in Redmond, on his
way!o Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30

StOLLECTOHS' NOTiCE-The subscribers barEs taken into
4 partnership Mr LAURENCE TKANT IN Their t0Heetng and
Ca7so Business will hereafter he conducted urncf The MIN
ROBERT U 4 CO They intend !cv"tins their attention
claims the City Richmond an h'o IA any
na hiring anl selling OF n'Goc.-se'nS
o all kinds and attending 10 all maitcTs rrhnccd ~ mo
COMM sion business, which may bG entrusted TO Them hch
office at the Hin Daaney second door from the Market
on ia street viii always he iVundsni IN Offering
t service, and thu public, hope 10 obtain paou-
Sse Only b. GescITingn ,,, D,prrv
N<- Reference the Editors Of TIE Eugu'rr and Wing
- IA J9-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30

Young Ladies' Seminary, at Prince EdHa,d Z. h.
rsE of this Institution viii be resumed on the Let OF
aeJanuay nsx undc The direction Of the snhscrI5c full D.
bai and thorough Of Instruction Will be adopted and u
viii our object high degree IA posb intel
lcruaI, moral religious sEoa ledge 30 pupils
Tho crcrs Of That well known Musician, Mr. +. w Mubuck,
have and the of the school may rest assured
that nia well "a The Elementary Branches Of ne-
mi Female Education will be thoroughly taught -.
will be accurately Informed Of the progress OF iaei chill
drcu by monthly reports. - ,... +;
o corrcpond m the OF the Lierary Institutions IN
its vicinity fcssou of the l. L. Seminary viii close On
the Of April.
TsaM. per Session # fur moHttspoyS,1s N ac1d"e'
Hoard Bedding, Lights, &c, S;tSo
Tuition IN English,
French,
Music,
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csI,nrc Of yirrini, n, lis mex, session, for all IN
grcasc Of tie tolls Of Mdyo'S GEIds".l
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Use Of Piano,

Use OF tiGro,
Scholars may the School period Of thc term nnc VA
be charged according the above rates. GEo. W; DANE
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THE NEW OVERTURE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

joseph Ferguson, Archibald Ferguson, John k E.r..
irorse Ferguson Daniel Ferguson, Jaine- lien and II,
his vic, Nathan Greer aud Jud, his vic Muses. Te
Polly Phelps, hiehnrl Phelps, William G. Ilrpin,ta
pama liza hi. wii' samuel Arlington and E,amr In. ~,
h"taen ferguson ana JOSIAH Ferguson, Daondau4
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gSyTs, sTr0.H,

TIVE Male School at Liberty, Bedford County.
D opened. under he superintendent OF the
subscriber the llih of September last; aud.
should the public favor which II has cnjoyed, be
continued, hc falters himself lat lie shall have the
delightful task OIL poHriae tjr i,eab instruction oerHe
mimi" of many of the yontls OF his native County.
poeness morality, friendship, aud Industry, con-
smte the order OF the School.
Tie YfRNs of entrance. pafa' lie quarterly, will
be:
For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geo
cmphv. Grammar, &c. 81 so
Classics. Mathematics, aud the higher
branches OF Literature, 90
RAYMOND K. MlNOR. PRINCIPAL
Liberty, Va. Dee. % wiw
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.Y'DTgs'l'.

WILL BE SOLD. 1t my plantation, IN An
w her,i County oa James River. near Bethel,
on Monday the sft January, ls3e, II tai' not the
NJ Vt far day. the hi Ae4t bidder.
81. ,.e,.sE,sesa n.J KITCHEN EtRNa-
rI.I. n ,s.G and COLT. one Yoke
erg1ES, nnd plantation sicn-iis
Infringing to the estate Of " iam Siren Jf. dee d
Also II the same time AMI place. viii be hired the
Negroes Delonsin. TO said estate, credit OF -
nnntls All SUNS under five dollars cash viii be
qnrcd. all SUNS olive dollars aud upwards, bonds
with approved sernrity. will he required.
EDWARD TINSLEI, Agent,
for judith Ann Steen, Admrx.
oil William Steen, j. deed.
I,,.,rv ISL
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Ps'5'r'SS s4yiTs LAND
sioas As,rFE

seURStANT' 10 the provisions Of lesd oftrusr.
4. executed to the Undersigned by Charles T.
Ward & Martha MS wife, Ansclm L.Ward X William
Ward, on the 1lth OF September, 1853 and of re
cord IN the clerks Office OF Pits, lvania county, for
certain purposes therein set forth. will be sold
the highest bidder, for cash. on Friday the 23d day
of February next, all the right. title aud interest
vested in the subscribers by the trust deed AZORES said
in TRACT OF LAND, lynn. and being in tire
county OF Plusylvania, near Stannon River ad-
Joining the Lands OF Capt john Ward, George
Parker and Others being the udcl on which
Robert \. Ward formerly resided aud containing
eight hundred aud fifty more OF less. There
are about two hundred cleared Land lies we'll
much the larger portion OF the Wood Land Is Tobae-
co Land OF excellent quality, heavily numbered well
"aiered. There Is upon the tract t1lefabic good
Dwelling House and other out Houses This
Land Is well situated and large portion OF It rich.
The undersigned, acting under the trust deed, will
convey TO the purchaser HE rtc only vested in them
by it. CHARLES II. LYNCH .,
JAMES q. DEARlNG, 1'"S''S'
January | ~ IDS
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The D,fmdant, Aaron Alirnd, not hu'ius cnl,rd h''
pcaftlr, and ~ security, a"rorinl 10 the i at iAeta
aud tn" rule ui thu court. and II Appearing bt -asn'o1
III nee that IL j. lnhahtlu ol tfis cnoaA -ait Il
ordered It he appear hrf' on tho first day OF thu u,tt
and answer the rl,intn bill that tins order ha J
=lrper published in l.yneburc. tn ntaa
Fl aud post ut Ia trout door Of t. conlfouN
thi. county, on some court day.
! cupy-fcstc,
JOS. WILSON tI.rs
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II y'E.sCsEEw ss.s.s rEp.

A GENTLEMAN we'll qualified to take charge of
n a School, in which the Latin as well as the
English Language will be taught can fad sit ia'ion
by appyln- 10 tie subscriber. II m'lcs East from
Iyucburg, and ) miles \. T.. from C,mpbe Court
House. EDWARD b. WIIIiF.RS.
January ! W,jW
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90 CORD ACADEMY

fs'liE eNrrc5ses OF tbs Seminary Tor the year
~, Hil commence the 1t of February
nd terminate nn fhs Both II Npyenbrr.-1he price
II hGnfd nj tulaaa. Including washing, bedding and
inl, VII be >ln1 tor session Of n1unths pa, able
u a!Saate. III course II INSTRUCT embraces the
Language tul Ssfebrcs generally. aud IS designed
IA prcpan $radeHia thoroughly for COLLEGES and
lsHtrtsftirs. jhefr ~ y present few vacancies.
which II viii j.. desirable IT, Ill with youths whose
educatlons latenicd 10 be liberal scale.
In nnnonbriq, III" intentions of fesumins their ,o
ct uu. the sub tffbfr tenff then acknowledgements
Ia Then PATRONS, ar the Grateful sense winch thds
manifest nj The nupfoycnirid o trif - aud Nafl.
" To The geheia eiiaraeierof the Institutions refer
"ncr = uni" "a Piucssois Bounseastlr, Harrison
Emmet, fuokrfs#t3i OaNs eithe | niyciaits of Vjr=
alnil
The Seminary = easy pfaeccsa To students com.
fag Ian lhr %oil ~ from tic South, aeiIe .auat-
81 tboHt ud,s from the Richnond aud FREEZER
re- shur, ta road Lctie,s addressed to either OF
rlr Subscribers. f1l directed 10 Concord Aeademv
Caroline County, viii he promptly attended Ii.
\. {. COLEMAN.
+. ". COLEMAN.
j. ID. COLEMAN.
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paEsE
uE,rss's uNIvE.sas. coNQvE.r.

The gln,ics ofcnrt'irth md state
N ,hs ians not snh fsui-,l thing
Tn isao araeI a=finst fli,:
basth Las Ia rv hsnfs oH bin.
S,7ffrs erl trnea
M ttrbie down,
asihi''i- aas, he r1i.i a,ste
WITH ~ pari crooked se,tb. an -rndr.
saasi mn VIII sword. M. rep tls dfH,
tad rlani irssb !aur Is eh. n, the LII,
Rat til u straat n'rte- Ct IA must ,iah,
Thu, i'lie hut onr another siil'.
Ears orlat,
1hes -ia1? 10 fati
And ap.t sies mp - II snlpuraz 'f,ah
WAnth-,, pai rartirs, re-p'o l.1ih.
Tn gsr'sal. itl nn so8r lren
rhAn tata m r'rrt tenr mighty dsei.:
tren 4 Hth'' pIrpc altar nov
.er WIN the victor victim hrsl.
vi hsai- nmsl con.
To III cola toni:
onlr The usilana oltis int
SIN II .e7,t auJ h,o,-o.a IN The l.. :.
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r. o. Es' -.

fINlll. undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
z the County Court oi Amherst, are directed 10
receive proposals until the next Court TO be holden
for the sad County, for the building ola 1ail with
Brick, for the of the s1d county, be construct
ed on Tire plan oi The jail laiels built III Nelson
county, plan Of which Is left with the CLERK Of
this county. They also directed to ascertain
what can be obtained lor the present Jail. The
Commissioners will Thankfully receive any commu-
ncatiou Oh either Of the subjects
JAMES POWELL,
WI. G.. CHRISTIAN.
LINDSEY COLEMAN,
DAN ID ). GARLAND.
JANUARY tdc
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T,gGNTa-F7E"rs ID .Gssf.ss.
MR. MoEHIs.s RESOLUTIONS.

~,
Inc hll""i42 n" me feN'lHH lis "NcH.l ~ 'he
sehdie ~ VI MINUS. "t 71i9' IS a Nnae.nide iof
those OF IN. Calhoun, 81 tae Ahuf.2a question. 81
tue . m MI
"'NpIffd' 1t IH 'he ~ n"fan "l " fd'|Al
A"nN .iiae"n, '' Nt'l'- 7c'f1 ~ af9 sovereign ca
r'"'..b"' ',rataulitu Of Tie SINE 49,, by Inc PEG
pie oI The '''rfa N,tc#,5 'hr,f asea', specially
lered IN thar l4fiw-r, tnd I've pie 81 the several
'>h'fs, y ihr;i oHH lice ifI voluntary asscni Gu
t'rrd ut" lhr cpWPti 81 uulu1 Wopusr3 ~ lhr
tncS HFiuu. will Tie tie" ni torn a iua4e perfect
nrlon. esiah si a-.lcc, e3euJr DOM tc ut3 1urus.
pro,tde 90 ''Ie asau,ot ..lu r. promote fI4e -rncs
r3 wrIIa,, q 4 .flufc stu, blessings e. liberty ia
tar"lses1t' 1'i s#t.t pss1l's and si Ii#r l.rJ5s
Of I'-thtl- 7.L ..' 'ia5It,nJ a1Ieals IalIt ia.
yrrd ~ - IL 8; 600, - lo,,et contained IN The
t""slllnst1n it'll.
It,sa fei. ar t'le llrifl, o.. thr -c,fil STATE.
ia ,iclseatp- IL ur ~ I5c.i pfatr.,p III Fclr
idi tiuse.si.ict . ,.l 4fit had lallnriI. t4p,r..f
hy the. own l.rtl-lnufrs .er,fsll, retained the
cxcllt.#,= -. sell 10 lIi o.. tIHlf l,.usIr u.iI.
rutioqs. =s,aI.h l.fey bad rni b, IT,, CONSTITUTIONS
srluieI - alec Fri.tll ta,,ri10t-nf, audtlrsy tc-
srnr - ~ .als4, lel to tl,r ttf-t ia HER soy.
errien character. ~, ian h5,rI, al speech al The
pres. Ia !.sti,s Tia .pncs',c Institutions oil uy o
the State. NhellIe. relIical. nrral 81 religious
and tl1t II would tr tllrr>,l,r-r OF unraffo,I4cd
power On the ut al i'm ,rtua,rnt ar tha,,i an,
olt.r STATE. ia ,tlc.sl II .iIn ll,r san,e. ans,
that any, T ,r Ia T., - ,,,, h. li,.,,lI,,f. 10 tine
pe,rle and line stat , .l. n. rr, tl 3. t., ,.,I
-.4#....
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sale ocva,..aDEc slaves. on "a crf"'

IN III be so'd,at s'oncwall MINIS; on ,n| d
W of JANUARY, on a credit OF IL ho''''I ,r
the day OF sale. 10 or Il valuable slaves ,,-
te the estate Of james Staples, decd cons con-. .
Men, Women aud Chiklrrn. Ncgoil39't FL
satisfactorily endorsed, will be required o' "
chaser, before the delivery al the negroes, ,,..
BENJAMIN i. WALkEh' -
81. StaRl.". ~.
JannaIN
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GROCERY n COMMISSION HOSE

'ENilt, subscriber having purchased the Stock Of
\ the late firm of Marsh X Hureh, VIII continue
the Grocery and 60 nnssion business nj thor old
stand lie invites his friends and tho customers OF the
LATE firm TO give him call and examine hs Stock He
also attends to the receiving and forwarding OF Goods.
JOS. MARSH
Persons indebted to the late lrni OF Marsh "
Burch will please all and sctdc thor accounts II
Is desirable to close late concern with rs e de-
lay As possible. JOS. MARSH.
Snrr,riae partner u Marsh \, Bud.
December pm
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RE.ronD rEnaiE ACADEMY.

RE.fORD FEMALE ACADEMY.
VII subscriber, late Librarian aud Teacher Of
tie Modern Languages la tie Stale College Of
>ohih Carolina. vii, on the 18th d November next
reopen the Institution. situated II Liberty, aud
deaVor 10 give II organization and meiilals TT 10
we've TO- II The public favour which il once enjoy cal.
The plan, to wlIicI lac will give effect. is, ia lis
main outline Is follows lst. II 90 back To thai
plnenr, less nultirIou. education " hich formed the
Virginia lady, some siNty years ago, before Northern
improvements came in 2dly To Danish wlaiever Of
fteirnlet ,ricnees taught only IA naInc vItlacs ia
steidd sllbrr strength ming or a1erfiing the female
mud. 3ully. Teaching ouly w!4i fl, the character
aud the pursuits Of Woman, TO teach il thoroughly :
tfh. To make the first aim Of Education. the
euiuS oi llt sort OF kfo"lci = which trailI> tltr
mind The best, AL lr.t fills it wrtlIfhnes ifay uscta
aud graceful: 9TH. To lew uutanzh Ill I'M j. less
Nonhs IN it,clf les fit ia the SEX aud les capable
81 beng learnt with solifly: oh. To do ahatcrei
Is doe npou mtihod3 which viii lease the child The
feelings, the opinions. the mlnuers aud tie prlnci
pies proper to Southern birth, and fiji to be the basis
Of o1 EIaraiio8 paciy SouttcrH
Women are notdesuned 10 be Navlgaors. nor OPP
tleiaus, nsr Alnanac- ua,ers. Practical tIechan-
ies nor Miners, mr. Engineers, nor Doctors III Slc
dlcinc Why eve them halrof quarter profcen-
g, ~ that OF winch whol knowledge would lac use
less 10 themi 0l al futle things. hali-scirncc is
surely tie pltfie5t and ii The taste. 50, TOO.
Metaphysics, Logic Political Economy, belong to the
Masculine Offices ltld pursuits only, and cannot be
brought INTO femar cdacauon, without wasting the
time md aJullha the perceptions. which should be
empluye III feminine tiiaas.
VI History AM OF Whatever bright or singular cN-
'l"P'e Il "'''7' "i II own 'hd aud us iofuhesi
o' ntr On" ,ouSee 'nh II, literature OF he enfai-
I" .atih "iIteis au 'He '"'fois: oI the MANNERS
an Af'z 81 'Ii epn1tr'ts, woman cannot kno" TOO
much. SHE should understand i'raclicd Arithmetic,
IN" n9' f'tl'iiiahc' hhh ihHch more oi cookery
''''t' u ! 9e"sas' 9he should f.o It'Ih % 'ptaS
anu "lltf f'"E ''ah "lh precision aud Pufy-bb TINS
o"' ~ mt @'"" authors a1d liiisaIiy win tem'
'p' "oh S''i7 q iN'ti"iic' tha are hele r-lha-
fo,r '" SUI" u.s. are '"' III learning Tie All oi SoInp"-
s',on' psiofe ihfl nave read BOOK.
"oohs op'a TIC method "t Set Question and An-
s"ol' ana an ilIHea'e eonPl1tIos ~ general will
N.'''''' no' ,"G II o9I WIN ever oin1L PI'h
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