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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

IN CHANCERY-ViaGi-IA.-At rules holden In the Clerk. ~
L fee al the Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chanccy Of NE
county OF Charlotte, June it, isiJ:
iilniett, . ll'a..r
against
Grorcr Hamlet, and William ". Watkins, late sheriff # ma.
lpttc, and As such, Administrator Of Thomas u. IilinIr; y. 4rd -
Defend M:
The defendant, George Hamlet, not having entered ~, aa..
! auca. according 10 the act Of Assembly and tn m,s Of :hs In,
nnI IL appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Count, tai h. * ma.
inbalitnnt Of this Commonwealth, on TIL motion Il III rlr,,T
by counsel, il H. ordered, thrt the said defendant, Geor-r ifasl.,
II, apprar here on The liSt Monday ia September ucNt. and IT,.
lii appearance, aud answer tn" piaIntltl', bill, aud give .w,,
for perfornin. The decree Of the Court; and that ; copr If ..,.,,
der he inserted IN some newspaper published ~ N" c,r If rg'
nnud, for two months successfully, and posted nj the !lu., d.
The Court house uI The said count.
Copy-Tcstc
WlNsLoW ROBINSON. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03
June II


MIR. Henry d. Pitkin,on, George II. Matthews AMI JgAg +:
wi Wilson:
Gcntlcmen-Takc notice mat we shall proceed 10 tax" The TO-
al the store. house Of Wright Z. Noble, III til" county 1t punrl f
ward, and state OF virginia., on 7 IdaE, The i1tl day u Jult. Isg.
a.. tween thr hours ri eight o'clock III The uIpruiug and s.. -. ''
IN the evening Of the same DAY; and sluult aug ,'aag E.q...
prcycut them being taken IN that d1y, we sinai Proceed :. u,
then, on the day following nj TIE SANE paa,, ann uIv eui,-.u"
l,ntrs. 10 be read as cydrnc" ~ two suits 10 ,fua,rr ,.,
nrtdIII. IN the County CnGTt Of Pane" Edward. amt .r.s.
anna. IN which sun, u. H.. and ~. TEsa.r ur ,i4iirE ID.
ana owen II. Tucker plaintiff in The Other, aHt i#4 ap. r.
,ut are defendants in both. ~ which TN. .WG I,.r,
each OF you may attend II you think proper.
kcl respectfully,
O II. 5 II. "E'ErG ar.
OWES Il. TD,hGa.' '
Nfnp 90 r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

ETSiOS ACADEMY. This Institution y s5taatrG ~ r.m4. II
y county, Va. The honsei- coanIo .ious, ant - arraerI, ut
each SUDDEN /, furnished with a seat ana ak b. A.r- H. i y.
Erichburauod j. one of the most healthy IA i3r$tGtr. Tn Errg
session of this Institution VII! commence or t"r !5ui Of Jolly ug,.
under the management uf Benjamin ", tIItH. T. T., q .nrM.
Of Dartmouth, gentleman who has lad considerable yr. Y,m ,.r
in teaching III Ihs siatc. The Board al lItslCus " 81 'e, G...
nrt,u l.-Isrfur Teacher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03
n no " z WT''"Fs
nrr s...inn II Etn mnnfle

Preliminary course. s. per session OF I'VE nio'iIe.
Higher branches "f the English language, Exclusive If Nst.
S2 per session Of i've months.
Mathematics, French, German, Lain or Greek iauglage, SIS
per session of five months.
Except IN eases of sickness, students will b" charged from ,aHi
entrance til the close Of the s.S>lnn. Board, isi.a 80 ugs.rg
lodging, lishts, &c, maybe had IN private fIri!ss go l.iasl l
month. Il. u. PAi.&E8, Ir.l#.
JAMES P.NKEY, SSe.
Spout SgrHg. Campbell, Jane 18Th, 1872. l.-r1.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03
Ir.nm the MnhiLn ReglSter.l

Another REyuNcIATIoN OF THE FEDERAL oASpi-
pATE.-It is with great satisfaction that we eau II AZ
,a,,;o, &C :, readers TO the remuneration of G.. + Sal
Il. ESQ. one of onr most respected and talented fellow
citizens. 1t is time that the honest portion OF the
Wbigs should pause in the mad career of their des'
~tructlve doctrines, when the wisest OF Their trends are
f~ursoking the party in scores. IL IS t'ne .nat aes
should consult the records Of truth, and be no longer
misled by the false statements Of their political friends
The remuneration of error is the noblest act Of n man 5
LIFE St 't True, it requires pi resolution to brave the sln"deF
Of the Opposition press; buth &c who has not this much
moral courage, is unworthy Of the d'gn'fed name :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

address Jas. z. NJ. Palmer, Halifax {. H. 'a) =, a.
March Z. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03
Shonnondaie Springs, in Jefferson county, Ta.
THIS well known watering place will be opened Tor the seas

Mobile, June Goth, ls40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
THE s.tITAR.

s;ss me that sir he nsed 70 lovesse we'll -
Bu, soi.ly, sis,sr--lel iis notes come stealing,
That echo wake noi--eenss weave the speB
To rnonraini memories OF the pat appealing.
N.y. thai .ton lovslv--sing in sadlsr strain,
Like the loae bird that naaih nights plaants holy,
fNeIhinks there human passion in her paint
Ponrs forth her soul ia richest meianchaly.
All, dif,t thaH i1te-snd hr wcfe far HwaY-
Thy brars though, ie on' hope one sorrow
The ,oicr has sseeicr beer, but isr lrss gay
for music pensire tones ifos love doth borrow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
V'DTgGE.

DURSuANf 10 the provisions of deed ofrrn,,
a. bearing date the 25.h day Of September. lsso
and recorded in the Clerks Office Of The county
Count OF Amherst, executed by Samuel Walker IA
the undersigned Trustees TO secure certain deb,s il
sud deed mentioned. we, one OF Va, will on IN.
Ith day Of Ap,il next, in the town OF Lynrhbnte and
10 ifnnt OF be Market House, SELL AT public auction.
tie TRACT OF LAND IN SAID deed arenlar,v
described ,ine and being in the conny Of Amhet.;
aboht five miles from The town Of Lynchbnfp on
the Opossnm- Island ioad. and known BY The mama
OF .hckehs Tract containing. by recett survey
ooa acres. Part OF the purchase money, TO vii
the sum OF so will he required in cash, aud The
balance 10 be paid within Two yeats and six month,
from the Isl OF March, 1870. in five equal semi.,n
qua ins,almepis. The SAID tract Of Land b.,na
mostly in woods and contiguous 10 town is consid,,
ed highly valuable. The tile is believed TO be pooJ
but acting as trustees we shah only convey sut t
as is vested in us hy the deed aore said,
THOMAS 7. BOULDlN, 1Tm,.
WM. 4. YANCEY, tee,
mafCh IL VIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
.N'OTFEE.

COMMITTED to Campbell Jail, IN 9th No.
~ yenber last. NEGRO MAN, of light com
p'exon, about lotty years old, 5 feet inches high
Summers very much at times, he says his name is
fHlL' and that he helongsto Philip Maiurco, for
merry Of Mecklenburg county Va. from whom he
runaway when moving To the West. The owner is
requested 10 prove property and take said negro
away. GERMAN JORDAN
Deputy She,lf.
W The Richmond Wing will please publish
the above Tor two mouths in the county paper and
torw1rd ITS account TO Tins Office for payment
Feb 6 o.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

rIsIIE ward election for SIX Aldermen anu
Common Cauncil men. IN each "sfd' IN '"s
,osn Of l., nohbug. viii take place pufsusn, 70 ~
A., nj Assembly entitled "aa act 10 aurni m aci
.n,,lrJ an &C, dividing The oi Lsncbbure INTO
wafa. and for oiicr purposes, passed sb. ~, i9oo
on the first Tuesday April nexi-and VIII De he,,
ia the Lynch Ward No. / being all that part oil s',o
tawn below the isi alley extending from the fsff W
I2lI s'tce ~ The ieneinent on Man street. oeeape"
by Nh. Cnizeos' Savings Bank, cue door pei""
Vb,r A lnifh,s store and in Iieurs Ward, No.
being all that pari of town above lst alley esienu
.s from the fiyet 18th street. IN the room oecu-
med hy Samuel Sowlin X Suo. being par vi ''s
lsneIuent occupied by the inginlsn Once.
HENRY DuNNlNGToN. r
se,ct u The Cooperation Of Lynchbore.
-. ~ fdc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

Ai,er allusi,ns To the eiti shn. some eight or iee
,.,. .,o when horn Rad Impressed upon theiris al
her eyes the different iaers OF Ssroison WIN te e
gends and portrait ofihc Eu,ner"r,s French rspei
relates that the inhabitants Of Vsiea,e have 'a'es
been graifed wnh equally sxiraafdinsis pneno"''
rnon. 4 childhas been exhibHed there, VINO ms
a.. h.i, IN on, with Arabic, aud IN the 9th
81 with Rnman ehsraeiers,-These supefns'hiai
marks are attributed b, the mother 10 he' having
had shiie enciente. Rnrat desire TO be the OMIT
Of = watch, and stopping Frequently and Tor ione
tine al the window a shapin which stesi mum
Der Of watches were displa,edi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
Il. u. .TCREE,
COppcrslniih and Timer.

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WARruorsr
FULL informs his friends and H..
~ public generally, thai he coniionrs 10 c5r,,
the manufacture of COPPER AND TIN Wapp
10 all its various branches. His stock of Tin W
is now large. wei assorted, and well worthy ia. ''
teniion of both wholesale and retail deal,t. ~
stock Of STILLS and other Copper Ware ia ~.
very large and desirable, and he is prepared 70 -.
lactute 10 order STILLS of any size or pst,.,a NV
will also repair old STILLS take them ia exeh.' a,u
Tor new ones.
He has also on hand large and well ,,s.,,.,
stock OF MOVE WIRE for wheat fans. Sc .a'!
prepared 10 weave TO any order he may rec,,,. 70
lie also has attached TO the establishment a Rp,cc
FOUNDRY, aud isprepared to east To order ~,
for laverns. churches and other purposes TLA
Screw Boxes. castings for Thresting Alacbin,s s,s
all other kinds of Brass Castings. ~
lie continues. also, 10 gutter aud cover Hau,.y
either in town or counry, with Copper. TIN o..
or Sheet Iron. upon the most favorable Terms
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass eilher porcb,
or lin exchangeior new work. County pro.
duce also taken IN exchange for all work IN his lin.
Aug. 4 vi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

I,narr.cr ,xprrr A Taer. The differ
enc. of the Esrih's distance from the Sun. bctwsen
the dpsres and prrieec Of the latter, that -. "h.n
!. fatih-st OFF To. the Eafth, - mtoh'
firo hunirtd thousand mites. In this century IN.
sun isin opogec. fafthrst III, abont LIST yniy' Aa
m tsrlere or nearest the Earth. tho last day o.
Dgr,nbe, II tben on 1 :, Jnt. cannon ball should
lie discharged from the Earth. IN right line =" INC
sun. and go Al The rate Of 500 miles per hour yer
The Earth nsoeeedng 10 her ae' ns'"med ORR"
would be neatefet than the cannon ball TO the sun
on the last day Of December, by million oil "hes'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

The Philadelphia Na'ienal q zrtte Of Wednes-
ia, evening announces the death that morning ol
II Governor Wolfe. Mr.. Wolfe was Collector of
the Pom OF Philadelphia. aud had eooe TO the Gus
ton HOUSE. about nine O'Clock. where he was s'A-
ed w,ih spsxrs which in few inmates terminated
f,t,liy Tn. adcciisn VAS OF The heart or lungs,
With which the deceased had suffered for several
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
New GrOccryin Lynchbur-.

INllE subscribers having removed to l.,nchbur.
u respectfully Inform their friend, aud the pub.
lie generally. thatthey have taken the house former
ly occupied by Martin. Wad & Davis Two doors
below Charles Phelp>'s Auction Room, aud oppo.
site Messrs. ). x NJ. II. Ga,iand's Law Olfce.
where they intend 10 Keep a general assortment OF
Hrocerles for sale, at very low rates. for cash.
BAILEY * WOMACK.
Oct % =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
a GIANT or ensrs-TIe f.IIorInr nnrar,,nh

!. e'AsT or eAsrs-The following paragraph
~" '"e ne" loik sun gives an account OF u
man monster, who, if he answers the d.sc,,,,n
ossneps The giants .f The old tales of tie nuisr.,
D.h'ng his iaie Eniopean tour Mr.. ST. John. the
.'assa''gah'r proprietor OF Peae's Museum, while
IN Belgium. with great difficulty and at euormo.. (.
.1penss. effected an engagement With Giant sub
-. 81 hi"g Leopold. who, IN point of size aud
asseng'h. on, Goi.is all modern human spec,,n.n.
o. the pfodie'ous. He is between 81 and 9 feer in
"r'e" vel prororioned in every particular and Of
.n",".as s'fengih--whieh latter qualify he erealI,
r''"rs f"'ns-lt upon. lie Can raise from the aoor
-. - n' ordinary SIZE bangos b art,, al HE
.s'..'''''' "no on one occasion lie threw d man
weighing l7e1tounds npon The roof of a Two sro,y
{" -" ne siofies ishi in l,elginm of ms fea,s q,
~ i are a'mesi beyond benf. This monster-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
EXTRA BARGAINS
knr (<rSh
RE1N6 ANXIOUS TO CLOSE THE r.
- MalNDER OF OUR
WIN Err STO CE

RElNG ANXIOUS TO CLOSE THE RE-
- MAlNDER OF OUR
WV TIE K STO OK,
many descriptions Of Goods may be bought AT about
the original eosr,
We invite The particular attention of opr friends
10 the following Articles which II will be seen are
sold At a gtea sacrifice.
Yard wide Cotton Cloth. at 4 Cd
calieoes, (worth 9i) al AID.
Do . Is. 6d) at Is,
Fhnnel- and Linseys at Is,
Fulled Cloths Al ?. Sd,
4 Mcrlno al os 81,
4 French Merno a, 6s
"A lng,a Capeung at IS Sd,
/ Super Brussels do Al 9s
Rose Blankets lis,
Furred Hats al Is I'd to O.,
Bed Tlckngs at Cd.
Hosiery and Gloves at 9d per pair,
Ladies Shoes at os 81 do,
Table Diapers Very fue,) As 6i,
lu4 Barnsley Sheetlne al As 81,
Black Bon,haz.pes al Is,
SILK Neyels a. oslo l2s.
Mouslin de LANES al 20 cents,
BLACK and eelafed Silks, Charys. Catnhrics Mus.
Inns, Bonnes, R,bons. Fancy nandkerchieis. Scarf,
tlo'hs, Casstmeies. tassineils. kentucky Jeans,
oloaks aud Oser-c0ats, Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Spun
Cotton, &c. &c.
All OF which will be sold extremely low. FOR
cash. BURTON & RoDFS
Feb. 10 :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

Bosrox AxpWAoStR.--fhe New foik Spft Of
The Times containss challenge from The owner oil
Boston TO the owne, OF Wagaer. to run match race
or the 9Th day at October next ,ionr mile heats Tor
S25 600 sidc, hall ioreit, over my course. ~hleh
COL Wade Hampton and gentleman tn be selected
h, The owuer of Magnet. shall desgnaie as tn
southern Middle course between \. Odeans aud
Washington Guy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
U:ESffE.V'GTO.V' Fg.fRE.
Columbus. NiSSiSSinps


ID \ ID K | ID & + x Ky LIE
'H'llE Ptoprietors having recently taken charge Of
ms pleasant and well known establishment,
(ia'e John O. Baekens) corner Of Washpemn
and Market Streets, respectfully inform the public
that they are prepared to Accommodate Dailv
Monthly, or Yearly Boarders on reasonable terms.
ana IRON long experience IN this line, are naitcred
WIN the behel thai they give entire satisfaction
wen To the most Esudous. The Table viii be
i"fnshed WIN he best the country aifa,ds aud The
establishment with attentive and orderly servants
under strict supervision and control.
"o"d STABLES with attentive x careful Ostlers be
long Ia the premises which will at all Tunes be pro-
''dcd with an abundance of proven,ler.
w. F. CAMBRIDGE.
CHARLES KYLE.
Columbus. Mississippi. Jan. 80 3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

Yes. am gn, and smiling nov
Bur liiiic dust thou know
Hs~ oft light and careless brcw
l. darkencd DER BY woe.
The giddy word. the laughing eve.
wh,eh would tie irp,h di-o"n,
Are changed Tor many q batter SIGH,
when the world hntn len me lone.
The green and flower, blooming sod,
Whsre the sun - smiling still,
Touched by Peassni's hazel rod,
Reveals the scent rill.
A child may chsure that spring 70 wake
Which hafh beer .esied for rosrs-
And random sor,ls the heart viii break
Thai hides ia'lui 81 isnrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
e Correspondence ofthe Baltimore ps,r;o,.

BREMfS, Feb. IA 1910.
Ionaeco-By lively business IN the beg timing OF
800. .ou' STOCK OF Maryland Is much reduced, and
p''ees are more trm. Holders Of Ohio were Obliged
70 snoHt 10 owtr prices aud even now th. i,iufy is
.''ek OF Nrgln'a and Kentucky: the better descrtp.
'"n- remain IN great favor. Ltllle has been done
~ s'e"s-iioiders are asking an advance since the
a H. ne sales Comprise 81 hhds Maryland mid
49, 10y anu a., me brown. u 6; l43 odlnar,
az: Sl,n "ihhne "a "a 3 l6: ls6 Ordinary brow
ohio ca; 20 Virginia Ordinary 10 good IA, "A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

The Defendant Pizarro Edmuuds having entered hi,
appearance and given security, orlng the Of Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this Court and il appealing by saaco
~ evidence, that he is inahtai OF this Common
wealth On the motion OF the Plaintiff hy counsel il order
ed, that the sail Defendant do appear here the
first day OF April and the bill ufhe Plain
TIT and that copy this order be forthwith inserted in ths
Ynchhg Nircnian,a newspaper published in the town oil
Bynchbnre. for months successscy and another
thereof posted nj the run door the Courthouse this
ty, some court day.
Copy-TeStc,
Ro. c. CUTLER, CLERK,
Feb. 10 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

FOR we can call him noihins short Of ihat-"h ar
tive out in the fret steam packet which crosse, an
-, -. M. AZ in America at The Bcwery Thea
ire. where preparations Tot histceept'sn are htesos
ia progress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
s,J REV ARD.
Sr0n THE THIEF

- r,ol., ,igb, last. a SORREL HORSE, sup
posed 10 he .bau, feet . inches high. will name
and tail Of brighter eolor than the iiofse' an NJ
feet and legs 10 near the knees believed to be whh'
his nose also shiie md the White extending some
distance up the face. The corner. q, MS NOM
someAha, en, - nh the hridr but healed ever, and
his bark hss the mark of the saddle. healed o.
YER ba, stl tender. We purchased him last FRIDAY
of John Matthews. The above reward Will be gwen
for the delivery Of the horse aud tho apprehension
and conviction Of the ihirf OF ten doliafs Tor Inc
delivery n the horse 10 either ofus or To oar over
seer AT Sec 4. four miles above Lynchbnrc.
We wish 10 hire Two Negro women 10 cook lof
our canal hands, eilher by the month or tor the
balance az ,l. wear. CHAS. SCOTT,
RICHD. G. MORRlSS.
N,,o w.3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

"a PLENDlD Pans Mole Skin aud Embroidered
- Merino Mantias,
Black. blue black and other colors Irish Tabinet,
fare cheap and most beautiful article,
Black oiue'biack aud other eolors, PLAN and richly
inquired Sin, some very exquisite styles
Cncommonly rich aud beautiful Pans Nous de
Laiues
Black and hlne-blatk Chally de LANES,
Together with great many other articles. cam
rt'slog large, cheap and beautiful assortment of
'ooss Tor The Ladies. WM. NJ. DAVIS 4 Co.
Nor lS =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
Vii'gIns:, ::

a I Court of monthly session begun and held for Am
I n lIers county, the Courthouse Monday the lth
day OF February, 1910, sitting Court of Chanccy:
William Coleman and Charles l.. Barrett TRAILING nndcr tho
firm and ST, lie OF Coleman 81 Barrel, Plaintiffs
against
Elizabeth iIanbeion, james Hnmhlcion John Iambeon
and Joseph L. Carter, Executor Of John Mays, deceascd
Dcfndans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
TER.NS.

Board, including Washing, Lights and Fuel,
500, for the Session Of 10 Months. Tuition m
the Regular Course, English and French, or
Italia, OF Spanish, $50. Music. Piano, Guitar, or
Hap. $50, including the use of INSTRUMENTS OF
these Fees. 500 payable enlrance the remain
der, al the end of five Months. Bedding viii be
furnished AT 80 cents per month.
D,tss For Winter. Bottle gtcen Circassian OF,
Mer'no, with Capcs OF the same. For those below
II ye-rs, Panalels like the dress Two suits are
sufficient. Pupils should hrae each Table Spoon.
Tea Spoon 6 common Towels, aud as mAny OF
each article OF Dress, except Ffocks and under
fooks; pair each good Leather, and neat Morot-
co Shoes Bonnet Of Cane or Straw Nuns p,-
Tern, trimmed with Crimson Ribboa. Emb,oiderIes
not permitted, unless worked III the School by tle
Pupl herself JewelIy forbidden
Feb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19
II. II. " &c III II X ID y /,
Jyucltblrg, Va,
Her.3icare. Cutlery. Sdi,iiery.

lioFY M fttiefY. Q INV, ",
KEEPS constantly tor
sale, Building Materials /;
W Locks and Hinges OF
all kinds. Bolts. Latches.
Screws. Nails, Glass &c,
Carpenters Tools, Wi
Flames. Saws, ChIssels.
AuRe,s, Squares. Axes.
IItutners,lIatch.ts, Brace
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

Louisa obson, Richard $ Davis Jordan Davis Margaret
Eliza DAVIS Edward W. Clark, James HenIck and Eliza
beth his wife. Thomas Evans and Susan his wife William
JoPling and Mary h. his wife, William Scott Samuel Griffin,
john II. Griffin Gusavus A. WingiielI and Charlotte his
wiie Ann C. Griffin ow and reic of illinm nn dec DE-
Matthew b. Nown and Ezac, his Wife John r. Davis aud
Margaret his wife, Peter d. Holland Doslea his wife la
'r, Mitchell, Snrthson II. Davis r Charles c. Scott Char
lote Mitchell, the last four infants under u
Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-19

TNHE SUMNER TERN of the Seminary al
l. the B0tetoun Springs will begin on the lst
OF Ma,cn.
The Methods there observed are these: Multi
piled studies--whlch mast be superficial studies
are rejected. That smatteiiug of Sciences, which,
as fshIonably taught, leave the pupil only vainer,
and no wiser than she began. is avoided. To choose
the Thugs most useful and most ornamental TO the
SIX. is the first aim to teach these finest things
solidls, is the second. Reading, Writing, Aiitltme-
TIC, an extended Course of History and Geography,
the Modern Languages. aud Music, are taught
with all possible as the capital parts Of llber-
al Education. h6ridgements, books on the system
OF Questions and Answers, and short Methods in
general, banished, as lalAcious. Examinainln ms
are frequent prvae, and usually conducted IN
writing. Edgiish Grammar is taught principally
through learning the Ffeuch. Rhetoric and Logic
by the book considered ,napphcabIe the educa-
ton otgls bun they are, practically taught 10 COM
pose, by means OF constant Wrtten Exercises 10
Translation and History, and 10 think by Shaping The
whole course of obstruction towards siren gttenir Q
the Understanding. To improve this store il WIN
sound Information. and to glveu elegance, by care
fully cultivatiog the Taste, is the whole scope OF
The system pursued heic. Nothing is taugin for
Display, nothing because il has. inndclously,
grown 10 be / Fashion. Wonders, we are not
ambitious oil making, but useful and agreeable wu-
men.
In order more certainly TO effect these things,
Male teachers alone are employed well educated
Frenchman vety accomplished Italian Profess
sor OF Music; NfSinjan oil good blrlh aud cduca.
tion. As English Assistant; gnd the Principal.
The Young Ladies are, as To every thlns bnt
then School studies. under the care of Governess
cmp'oyedor this alone. and admirably fitted for
tins important trust She IS warranted TO keen Them
IN order. The situation offers singular advantages
for Health, Comfort, Study and innocent Abuse
ment. Company. except of Visitors by invitation
is not permitted. D.css, unless of the simplest sort
Is prohibited. Copies OF The Regulations will be
sent, free of Postage # application be made 10 Ed
w. Johnson, Post Master, Boictourl Springs
Roanoke.