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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
From fls Pa'ssss n EsBHb'ioas
REMEMBER THE room

AththBIh III tOOh.
The ssssan q gloom hiss rrrivsd.
Add winter !, heard 81 the door,
he whispers 80 all "my power - fcviy'd"
Aus tells us remember Tho poor
The rich 81 DO with plenty &c crownd,
Who have an abundance m store,
With liberal hands should be found
Dispensing relief 20 the Poof
O tbiuk Of ihs widow in need
Who's heart ha teen ret q the core,
And esslin IA sorrow 20 bleed
O think snd remember the poor
Go visit the siok man indeed,
or look o. TIC couch on the floor.
HIS wife lpd his childrsn "a bread
AnS then you u remember tie poor.
Ard when you eli round q good fire.
And hear the eald Winds as they roar,
Just stk, II yo1've thought to enquire
Fer those without wood tha, are poor
Mtf.rtunc has marked Tor her prey
One hall n mankind. # not more
The rich, and The proud and the gay,
Msy yet become BUNDLED and poor
Crest riches viii sometimes take wings
And leave rs iis loss 20 dcplore
And UNLOCK o for poverty sunrs
'''t '"l@itIs WI" thue u'toiirt poor.
Ici those wuo sre happy day,
AEd think that thsir trouble, are DER,
he mindful aud never delay
Relief TO tie needy and poor
The widow and hthcrlcss cry
Fer help, and they We wants fun score
O lot them not slsrve iill they die,
ihey know what 1t Is TO be poor.
!, surely Is blessed to give
] o. those who are suffering sore,
Mogs blessed than it's 60 receive,
q then do remember the poor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18
POLITICAL.

FxTe,crs from the Message Of Co., EVERETT, to the
Legislature Of Massachusetts.
Sin nv las! annual communication 10 the Legislature
&c the Inst wear il was my pleasing duty 10 speak Of the
e.aordnary spectacle exhibited by the nancia! pros
,v of the country, particularly in the event unexar.
nsa IN the history of the world, Of the return to the
Psone of thirty millions Of dollars of surplus
,enpe The occurrences of the past season have un-
bsnnv proved that this seeming prosperity was delu-
ave With rapidly in like manner uneSamPed, the
sonn,,v hss passed into condition of general embar.
Sc The consequences have been seriously felt in The
s,.e ne Massachusetts The suspension of specie pay
rnen,s hv the banks in The city Of N York. forced those
of Mossachuse!s for the first time, to the adoption Of
The anne measure AS soon as it became impossible In
,h oparer 10 collect what due elsewhere CONT.
nua,on Of payments in specie here would have compel
led the hanks TO require it Of their debtors general
Insolvency would have followed such demand; The
hanks would soon have been deprived of all their CON-
and thus suspension of payments in specie, delayed
bmt for few days. would have taken place, at last in
its most ruinous form
Eor these reasons it is believed, that the suspension
IN the mart of our banks was measure not merely OF
10 the public, but of absolute necessity,
nde, the circumstances of the case The laws OF the
Commonwealth provide, however, that if any bank
sba fail to redeem its bills on demand, they may be put
IN interest at the rate Of twenty cent per annum
Ii is plain that if the community to any great extent
had deemed it proper to take advantage of this provision
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18
CITY SAVINGS BANK.

F9NHlS Institution went into operation on The first
q day of the present yeur.-Wi,h view to promot.
ing spirit of economy, especially among the la
boring classes OF the community, this Association will
receive, on deposte, such sums of money as may be
offered from time to time, not less in amount than
FIVE dollars, upon which interest, at the raie of FIVE
per cenum per annum, will be allowed en days after
such deposi,e) upon all remaining for ess time
than six months; and upon all sums remaining longer
time than six months, interest Of six per cenum pei
annum will be alowed-ffeen Days notice Of intention
10 Withdraw being required
Certificates Of depose will be issued signed by the
President and Cashier, and all property and funds be.
longing to the Institution are bound Tor the payment
thereof.
DISCOUNT DArs-Every Thursday evening, 4 o clock,
at the office at Shocke Warehouse
SAML. WINFREE, President
SAML. F. ApE, Cashier.
E. B. BENTLEY, SecretGry.
Alexander Duval, Ro. H. Jenkins, Horace L. Kent,
J. W DibreIl, R Edwards j., James Crane, Enyee
VIM. Allen, James R. Bridges, Jas Allen, H. Baldwin.
David Bridges, VIM s. Plumer, Benz. Sheppard, Jesse
Directors.
Jan lG 75-2t
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II Prizes in each 25 Tickcts'
SON nm
VIRGINIA state lottery,

For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society OF
Norfolk-Class l, for 1898.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Virginia. January =, iSo.
CApTALs:-s3O 900, 10 600, 5000, 5000, 900 5000
300 100 O % prizes of 81 900, 20 Of $780, ~ Of
400, 30 of 300, 30 of $50, so Of 200, &c.
Tickets Sl0-A certificate of Package OF % Tickets
in This magnificent scheme will be sent for $3.50 Pack
ages of halves and quarters in proportion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the all-lucky HOi /,
Al the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
ofte Eagle, who has and is now selling more Cap'tal
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
N B. Orders in nil cases strictly confidential
M Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail otherwise enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention as on personal ap.
pcaon and the Cornucopa sent gratis, containing Inc
d,,winn-if addressed 10 d. NJ. HOYT.
H., 72-tawts
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HOYT'S
Lottery a,,d Exchange OMce'
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Paying ssb of the G'jn nnuery 900
~ 3 80 S 70 al 25 IS 10 "a 80 Go. 60
All ,icIe,s with one Drawn Number, entitled 10 81
Splendid Capitals sold by Hoy and Nos So IS ~ Man, 10,
rs for the want Of purchaser Address order to
Hoy. and get one of these Capitals They are hoauns
BrInw. will be found most Splendid Scheme, when
is avore of Hoyts and in which lefe are one Tb hr
Thousand, &c.
Let ofue'S oe 'o' d. NJ. HOYT.
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Dec -

NNEMALE SCHOOL near ChariottesrNe.- The sub
u scrber takes this method of informing the public
that Mrs Mary G. Woodsons School for Young Ladies
and girls will open the 18th of January, and cose on
18th December following, allowing one month for vaca-
lion about the middle Of the term. For board and tuition
during the scholastic year Of Ten months the sum of one
hundred and twenty dollars will be charged. Mrs.
Woodson having been engaged in school teaching for
the last twelve years. with no little success, deems il un'
necessary 10 say any thing in relation to her quafca
lions for that responsible office instruction will be given
in almost every branch making up good English edu
cation and lessons the Piano will be given by highly
celebrated teacher of Music (Alr Joseph Bgelow near
the University of Virginia, unusually moderate terms.
The school will be kept within quarter Of mile of Char
loesville at most pleasant and delightful situation,
entirely removed from the noise and hustle of the town.
Reference may be had to the Rev. VIM. S. White and
Thomas w. Gilmer of Charlottesville, and TO DR.. Tho
mas Merwehcr and Mr.. Daniel F. Carr Of Albemarle
county THOMAS NOODSON.
Jan 7l-w4w
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POETRY
xueHY rr RRMArx, ususo."
TIIE YOUNG POET

THE YOUNG POET.
MRS ABBY.
tsYoung Poet, take the Tyre,
And wake its sleeping Ere
To tho glad wonder. OF thy own sweet story;
Tell Of the palmy state
That crowns his envied fato
Who stands upon the height Of minstrel glory.
sTell of tho plaud,s loud
Gained in the dazzling crowd,
Where lamps, and gems, und starry eyes arc oeanSi
Tsfi Of the thoughts that start
Within the sprngng hear:
In the calm hours OF solitary dreaming.
trThou soom'st me to stand
On enchanted land,
Lp,led 10 repose By son und music measures;
Tell then those joys to me,
Unfold thy destiny,
Add sing, young Poet, of its fairy tren'ure''
The Poet sadly sighed,
expect song Of pride,
Lady, from mo, glad and bright fsNea'hssi
Mine 10 o mourpfol tale,
Mine 10 dirge-like vail 80
OF whered hopes, false joys, and ohshted ioeHns''
"I scorn tho seryile strain
Breathsd by the idle train,
Like DeadSea fruits they smile,
Charming the eye awhile,
But TO the taste are mocking, false, and bitter.
"Ioccupy alone,
An intellectual throne,
My shrinking subjects will not let me love thcm,
Even nay kindred learn
In trembling awe TO turn
From the kind gaze of him who towers above them.
aThc thoughts thou desmst 10 bright,
Star, no, III once TO light,
Tho bard must slowly morse his fragile numbers;
.uz They crown his midnight toll,
His bloom and health they spoil,
And rob Of rast his short and fcverish slumbsts
"Thc miner strives in pnin,
Wasting his youth to snin
A fow bright gems by eager workings cherlshed;
They shine 10 courty balls,
Bot none his lot recalls,
Who In the brilliant labor slowly perished
"And thus the Poets thought,
TO palaces 10 brought,
All to lis flashing rays their homage renu6r;
Its owner dtoops tho while
AIMS! bis funeral pile
War lighted By hs minds destructive splendour
"Lady. thine eyes dim;
Oh! shed tears for him
Who owns tina, sweetest, best of consolations
The thought that he has given,
To serve the Of Heaven,
Tho freshness Of his earliest inspirations
"I have not weakly bowed
To the deluding crowd,
But it Inns over been my high cndeavour
That ali who read my lays
May learn Bis name to praise,
Whose mercy and whose love endure Tor ever.
"I sreve sway to hold
Der tIiAers vain md cold,
Their 6ckle heartlesancss has deeply ttied me;
But in land more blost,
trust TO gain the rest
That sarths ungratefu children have denied me-
The Poet ceased; and
Took back with streaming eye
The lyro that be had wakonod thus to Sadness
Aud, when Iheer the thr0ng
Speak Of that child Of song,
think on him with mingled grief and sludne''.
With grief, because deem,
Heavier, each day shall seem
The bonds that fetter his young spirits lghtuess,
With joy-for believe
He shall in heaven receive
crown of lnstns and immortal brightness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

TlDEON LANGSTON-Take notice, that we shall
VI proceed to take the dispositions of DR.. Charles
Quarles and others, Mechancsve, in the county of
Louisa, Thursday, the 1s day of March next, be.
tween sunrise and sunset of that day. to be read evil
dcncc in suit in Chancery pending in The Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Louisa coun
ty, in which you plaintiff and and others are de-
fendanlsund if from any the said dispositions
shall not be commenced and pletcd on that day, we
shall proceed from day to day. between The same hours,
till comprehension and where you may attend it you
choose NATHANIEL MILLS,
DAVID THOMSON,
JOHN R. QUARLES,
Executors Of Ralph QuarleS, deceased
January 73-WllM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

WMIM F. RlTCllE, .1ttOracy and CoHnsciior at La10
w late of Richmond, Va, now of Vicksburg, Mis-
s,sippi-otiers professional services to the puUc.-
He will attend the Courts of Kinds, Madison, Yazoo,
Washington Warren the Parish Of Carroll, in LOUISE
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts
at Jackson.-Ic expects to remain most of the summer
IN ycEsbug and will attend promptly to any comInu-
Anr;l % ll6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

A GOVERNESS "A Young Lady wishes TO obtain
"a situation as Governess in private amy.-Hav-
ing been ged nearly years in large Institution
for the education of young Ladies, she has had sufficient
experience TO enable her 10 say that she is capable of
teaching the various branches of English edncation
as it is taught in our large Seminares-togeher with
Drawing, Painting, Music, fancy Needle work, and En-
brodery-For further particulars on this subject letters
addressed to b. R. NJ Washington City, will meet with
immediate attention.
II, A T0-2aw4w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

Pi0uJhs Wheat Fans and C0rn ShelierS
YH7HE subscribers prepared to I'LL orders 10 any
q amount for
sn1se;c;ss1'niiea,.} ploughs,
and Slewart's)
Culvators,
Harrows,
Corn Shelters and
Wheat Fans
of the most approved patterns All Of which we war
rant faithfully made. and Of the best materials.
Orders left with hessrs. J. w. Nassie John butcher
and R. l. Carne, or at the Factory upper end oil King
street will be punctually attended 10.
W. H. MCKNIGHT & co.
Alp,'a. D. c., JAN 49, 72-eo3w
nm Y-VlnelsrA.--At Rules held in the
Clerks office of the County Court Louisa county,
at ile Courthouse the 18th day OF December, 1871
William Stout, flaintlh:
against
William Lloyd, Defendant:
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
given security according TO law and the rules OF this
Court and it appearing from satisfactory evidence that
he is no, an nhabitan of this Slue-On motion of the
plaintiff by his counsel i, is ordered that The said defend
ant do appear before the Justices of County Court
Of Louisa al the Courthouse, on the first day OF March
Court ne H. and answer the bill Of the plninland that
a COPY of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond for two months
SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door OF the court
house of this county some Court day.
A Copy-1'esle,
JOHN HUNTER, C. L.. C.
Doo 10 G3-wSw
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(From The Savannah Georgian, Jan. 10. J
EDnM I'll nDTI>A

The schooner Empire, Captain Soulhwck, G1ad to
Chares,on) arrived at this port last night from Au
eus,ine, having put in on account of head win To
Capt we are indebted for extra, of lhe st. Ausline
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

.9nothcr Extract tiom The .1ibOn
yENHE Albion of December End gives the ioliGwIng
q notice of Stodart Worcester Il Dunhams Piano
Fortes:
Hy way, would puzzle the Musical 'as''nGn, , Of
Europe tell them that sufficient tone Cd" n 49, c va rem
de,ed UNREASONABLE on Wednesday evening" nam
cpon, from the Mandatory o: sioaa te i u.uaI
Obtained from the Horizontal Grand Instrument"
The above speaks for itself, without conm Mncu
.qcen, for sodnrt, Worcester l. Du"hams pano fSr'''
p,s. NV agents in Richmond. Messrs J.. W: Nan,
donb & Co., will receive two of these rianos 10 'ne
co,s. Of few days The public are requested to call
sUd trv them side by side with any others, if desired
anu ny '' E. P. n.
12-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC AND LOUISA RAlLhOADs
WINTER ARRASGEMEsTs.-for Wash'"gson I"y'
FAVE Richmond at 4 o CLOCK a. =, NJ na''y
Do Frederickshall clock, A. Nj, do

Wrsrxn ARRAseEMEs1s.-for Wa IS, Ga;,a '"y'
~ FAVE Richmond at O'Clock a. NJ, uaiiy'
4 Do Frederickshall clock, a. Nj, do.
80 For Richmond.
,o fredericksburg at II o'clock, A. IL, daily.
10 Frederickshall at o'clock, A. NJ, DO.
DO. Washington at 3 o'clock, a: NJ, -, co.
rb naviqntion of the Potomac being still open pas
a, Ia, zinc Richmond in the mornings arrive at Bal
,meIe The same evening and those leaving washington
IN the mornings boat arrive at Richmond before H'sh'
and nroceed 10 Petersburg the same evening
NrR-Passenqers bound for the Nllmihg'o" u"u
Charleston line, Should leave Washington by Tie morn
mos boat Of Monday or Friday They will then meet
with delay. r ,p;I,;,-,o,
ISee recapltuatlon oil advertisement "
o'''''N Rail Road Line for Charlottesville:
,o,vo Richmond at II o'clock A. NJ, daily-(l6 :
miles railroad and IA miles in stages
Leave Fredericksburg at IL O'CLOCK a. w. ,,;, "a'y
Jpove Washington al o'clock 4. NJ daily.
PASSENGERS for Charlottesville Guyandoste, Lynch
, ~ tennessee arrive at Frrderckslall from itch
,nond and Fredericksburg by halt past :, c'oGh' M
%i nroceed II miles West OF Louisa Court house, by
an early hour the same evening, anu " 49,, f ,h,
nigh for rest arrive Charlottesville IN lime cl Tue
Western and Southern stages next day. mus, "i'hoH'
loss of expedition, they gain IN comfort over Az
lines: besides that the late hour ct starting rom neh
nlond, allows Of some business oe''s uo"e ''e ~"
morning. 1,. Go t,kino
PASSENGERS from Staunton, Lynchburg. &c toN!"s
the railroad line at Charlottesville alter dInnef arrive
at Fredericksha by 10 o'clock where ihey can sup anu
lodge Ihey arrive IN n.. ""I Inns ,rriyinr several
train by h1tpas elgn' G'"oh the business hours
hours ahead oil the man, anu Tbn" for The North
of one day over any o'hef Ia'e 70 ,tn mail train
change at the Junction OF ."r md urriyn
from Richmond breakfast III n1ogress;ns At the
at Baltimore the same e!e"'"s p''S
same speed with the mail. condemnation,
The eight %neeea cIrs ,o nnssb;Iilv Of injury to
which Is though. 10 preoos s rs Of the four Wheel
passengers. In 'hrlr USE, as hr I ner(c,ly safe,
I'd cars on these oa vac Sn e aru transmitted since
Out OF more ah sburs road moi one has
the opening OF te IT, r ore WARMED with stoves;
ce'eu any ,'usy for ladies' and all arrangements
an apartment Is ~ ,endsr travelling safe and COM
nre mace caicuia'eu " ie"o''
Portable n-,,,, fredericksburg ST. 10 WASH
Fare from hchIn'a NJ. e.o,r Richmond 10 Fredercks
inglon, Gn wlntsrD p, nG g "a. from Fredercks
hail. 81 -; 10 nm =. 4s - charlottesville Sc
burg 10 fleaerS OK - ose half price Servants
Children unaea - III, u n,ceNSo washington. 81 90
IN af,ss Rthmond FrtderieksJs aud Potomac
j., GD' y -: Ian o,L 1s3S
Rar0ad CGmpany "4M amn1s, Petersburg rneIsenccr
,nnS, Globe Baltimore American, Fredericksburg
Arena charol,esve sauGon Spectator and d.
burg Virginia" VIII please ] four week. md fow ard
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Obserre YOYT"S FarOritc!
----.- .nnn IAIAf A u

Obserre HOYT"S Far0ric!
100 PRIZES OF 1000 DULLAKs!
Virginia state lottery; Class j,
For The benefit of the Town OF Wellsburg ~
To be drawn al Alexandra, Va, on Saturday. jan 2o'
1883.
Rich aud Splendid Sth'me! =.
$50, 900, S,00o, 1000 HOO Oh
900 DOLLARS!
Tickets only Ten Dollars.
Certificate of Package Of 25 Whole Tickets IN thIs
Magnificent Scheme may be had for 100 dollars Pack
uges of Halves and Quarters IN pEopofuoh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

HBRlNTlNG lNK-Just received at this Office,
Il supply Of johnson 4, Durant's Wat.r Ntrs Ink,
which will be sold for e5 cents per pound for Cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

NWTHlTE HOUSE HOTEL.--1he undersigned
w continues 10 keep Tavern at this place, hIs old
old friends and patrons his line ofbusiness and others,
who may do him tho favor of calling him, He has
rood and attentive servans-and nothing shall be wnnt
tion in that line to all who may please favor him with
their calls. The post Office is Kept at his House, and he
will accommodate stage passengers that may come-nl-
though his is not the Stage Hnuse.
WILLIAM JOHN COLE.
Wilmington Fluyonna Va 73-w4w
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m, The Portsmouth Cars run daily. The Petersburg
Cars on Sunday, Monday Wednesday and Friday. See
Tic Ioiio,cing advertisement
Passengers will observe that on this Route, via The
Chesapeake Bay Boats, and Portsmouth Railroad only
one nghfs slcsp is lost between New York and Augusta
or via Petersburg, only night between Richmond and
Augusta.
The Coaches are new, the Horses fresh and well train
ed the Drivers sober and skllu and the fare ana &c
combinations good. The new, beautiful and Swils
Steamboat North Carolina built by Cornelius Wander.
bi, Esq., of New York, for the Company, has Just been
added to the line between Wilmington and Charleston
In fne no expense has been spared TO render the Inc
comfortable and safe.
Office w. & r. Railroad Company,
Wilmington, N. c., Dec l4th 1897.
I'm T2-l2t
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EDELLFlELD FEMALE SCHOOL-lhe sub
e D scriber having engaged Hiss AMANDA DICK to
teach Female School in her family the ensuing year,
proposes take from 10 ~ young ladies as boarde's
In this school will be taught Orthography, Defining,
Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic
menlala and PRACTICAL Ancient and Modern History Ma
tura Moral and intellectual Philosophy, Botany, Rh"
torc, Logic, Composition Drawing, Printing and the
French language. The price Of board and English tut
tion for the scholastic year Of ten months, will De Slo
Should sufficient number of pups be engaged to Justify
the expense NJ will BIZ taught by OF the best per
formers. The school will be taught in very comfortable
house, at The edge of the mansion house yard and Will
the 18th day Of January next and terminate
on the 18th of December-the month Of August will be
given for vacation This situation is remarkably heal.
thy and pleasant miles below Fredericksburg, and 10
from Port Royal. The neghborhocd, in point of beau.
ty and society, perhaps unr9ualrd Miss Dick is
native of Caroline county, has been educated in OF
the best Femue Schools in Virginia and has had seve-
raj years experience in teaching. From Miss Dicks
known reputation lady and teacher and the sub.
Joined strong testimonials Of her qualifications the sub
scrioer hopes to be literally encouraged being deter
mined not to regard expense or trouble IN making the
boarders comfortable and happy. Persons wishing 10
this school wIllplcase give early lnioro"n
Richmond. ANN ELIZA DAlNGERFlELD.
November ) 52-.'m
Fnrpr.cs,sr.c, Aug. 90, 1887
As Miss Amanda Dick pupil Of length u
time With pleasure recommend her in'uctTes Her
branch of solid und useful education and
her disposition amabls and calculated to win ne nec
tions Of het pupils Ann DhiNAN.
SroIsYLraaIA Oct. ], 1887.
Miss Amandn years my family iustrucress.
and take pasure stating ,ha capable judging.
believe well qualified teach what she pro!esses She
very pleasant agreeable and much beloved by all the family
JACOB W. HERNDON.
RicHHosp, Oct 9. 1897.
We hereby certify Miss Amanda Dick for length Of
time pupil and has been assistant Teacher ta
Seminary is city, and That size opinion, well fua1hed
to give instruction the branches she PROCESSES 10 'egc Indeed
such her cspky, both teach ard govern
young persons, that acquainted With lady TO whom
we wouIIJsooner cntrus, our children u. KEELING
e. KEELING
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9

NR. RICHIE has taken an OtIce on hlnln SIZE
q 3 one door above the residence OF DAVID ha'c'''
ESQ. where he may be found at oil hours
Sept
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ENlFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from
II the subscriber. living in Goochland County,
gro man named George, sometimes calling himself
George Mulns-He is about 5 feet 10 or II inches high
humble when spoken to, and speaks quick-he is about
40 years old, and rather light complexion than other
wse-he has been accustomed TO the river for several
years. and has had the charge Of boat, head
he seen on Saturday last, about Is miles from my
house, supposed to be making his way 10 Richmond.
will Turk about Richmond until he is able 10 make his
escape. Fle is we'll known in Richmond, and on the
river and probably may be lurking about the basin and
canal. will give the above reward if taken out of
Goochland County, and delivered 10 me. at my house.
DAVID PERKINS,
Jan 16 T5-3l'
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlES.-The subscriber
- will open school for young ladies' al his residence
in Hanover county, about 10 miles from Richmond,
the 18th Of January next. He has procured the services
who will take charge Of his school, and who is prepared
10 give instruction in every department of study usually
taught in the best female seminaes, excepting Music
The subscriber can receive few additional scholars
boarders in his family The character and state of
cety in his neighbohood, renders his situation elig
BILE for those parents who wish send their daughters
abroad 10 school.
Terms-Board and Tuition including lights, washing,
&c, 800 for the scholastic year of 10 months.
Dec 80 [GS-w3w] EDWIN SHELTON.