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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
LAMBS PHALEN & Co., Managers,
HIcuhoNp. Va.

s34 r. $4,000 whole ticket S. Fund Lottery, No. 81.
o. 10 sIouoo, half do in Georgetown do No. -.
: 40 A. 81 900, whole do. in Grand Con- do No. "
Win other capital prizes of $780, etc. ETC. all distributed in
the month April and being more capa prizes na was ever
distributed in the time from any office IN America
$4,000, 1000 5000 sOOo 1900, $500, 1900, l,4oO 1900,
Whole Tickets slo-shares in proportion.
school. FUND LOTTERY, Glass No 20, for 2lst Mays
sao oGoo 5000 5000 4ooo 800, aooo 47, s5 each of
1000 500, - Of 300 200 Of 900, etc, ETC.
Whole Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion
The most Splendid Lottery ever offered to the public,
for 10Th May.
CRAM coyso,1paTED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
A. for 1872 10 be Wilmington delaware May M
ls42 under The surentendencc OF Commissioners appointed ny
The state. Is number lottery ~ drawn oa''o'''
,rizcs Of =, oo each are sOo 900 o,non of 1896 20
o 5o0d Of 600 of 30oo OF sOo io' OF 'oo' ~ o' o0'
10 III 500, 10 Of 400. 9t5 ri 500, etc cue:
Certificates Of packages of % e w whole. si tS
Do do % eishths, 80
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY, Class No 49, Tor as'h Mays
sac 600 10 100 oco 5000 3ooo 2oo 22o 90 of oOo
40 each OF 500 and 40n, and LIS of 300, etc. o.;.
Whole Tickets sI0-shares in proportion
distance NAV be assured that their orders will
he promptly and faithfully attended 10. ,,,, e,
All communications are cons deed ana hea 'eS e0""u'n
a" t hdd ou i" 'ui 1'' - THO B. BIGGER,
Managers Agent, Richmond
Tpo more Capitals in ons Lottery!
Drawn Nos, of the Grand Consolidated h0'ey' NO.
Is q a |. q 81 50 ~ 10 6o 10 40 80 IS a.
s MsSs u = = 90 both sold and paid by BIGGER
May ~ i-'a4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

SoFlCE.-Fom and afer the a5,h April orr ,vcckIv
Ines Of Packets 10 Iynchburc will lca.c Richmond and
h,buc Monday, "Wednesday, and Fritays a, O'Clock
BY this arrangement form i connection with the va
' Lines Of Stages running Of Lynchhurg Our Sco,,.ve
a''s VIII leave Richmond usual, via Monday Wedne.
ny and Friday, O'Clock, NJ connecting the Farm
and Halifax Stages and also with The Charlottesville. and
Stages AS the convenience and expedition by this
. over all others going West from Richmond vi,niy
a not any thing but refer passengers and 10
'-'se who have travelled packets.
apr,l y - " CAV iIs -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

WAS committed the Jail uf SmSsey county "n The "a day 81
w November last runaway slave Negro Man, VINO calls
himself Major Henry uams b: The said MAJOR
Henry a yellow complexion, feet or inches hH be-
and - years at aud had when committed
and blue pitars His owner - requested
prove property charges, aud TAKE him away,
or lie will be dealt with Or The aw directs
WILLIAM BRIGGS, Jalor
Major Henry gives the follow inc account If hirsrl
In the 1892 he was 'rrd III The cry q" Baltimore 10" steal
in. pair pantaoons Henry buhc calvert street,
of which he was Convicted and sentenced haniSm"n In
he sold 10y The Sheriff o le cry
Tor the term Of years purchased by Viz Wilson,
hadack Slater 10y whom lie again sold IN Thomas
Davis Davis took him from Baltimore Ia Charleston = W. anu
sold him 10 Mr. tohen Cohen sold him In Jnln Alclane
Stage with whom II" lived until the Fail oi 1871;
when the sal. MclaEc for life, and
that about selling Col Morgan OF Florida he
his Virginia, and appropriated IN
this county, the Petersburg aud koahoke Rafuad W D.
Ami, Is ll2-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

%1OTICE-Therc will be Petition presented 10 the heA. n
neral Assembly, praying for act TO pass 10 appoint e
me nbers from Wy the eoun,y Smith and Washington lomn
soners and locate site for The Seat oil 'ns'ec J" W
county of Grayson 10 central point ,, 1,r,,r~.
tSlgned,l MANI ~ iMwaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
May 10

ARGE AND FASHIONABLE HOTEL. IL PlLADEL-
IL PlAThe wrlSnown HOTEL Marshall House. capable o
$50 persons situated Chestnut street, near Sc
having been renovated and improved is 10 be e
unfnrnisled, reduced rent for 4 term Of years.
This full when closed by the owner Of The
property. Apply 10 SaMl. Powell.
217 Chesnu: street, Philadelphia.
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

REDEEM Y0CE L4NDS 900, .r,o,s,,,,s
,.ntrop,s OFFICE Richmond. May ~ ISL hous,,
~ ,,,cls al land ami numerous lots IN towns r ~ Is IA
~ under the Revenue Laws Of Virginia III tLe h i,dv,
~, M ,,g,blc after Oei1ter neat If purchased y. ,u
Although perhaps much the largest y ''l'' =" h r,,,
names 81 residents Yet many are os "eu y!
' ~ 80, =, In nay. either trusted much Ia agent or
,,. neglected 10 pay the taxes MS hoSe 70 -,
,i 10 g All the attention ofai persons i.e S,eu y. Wy
c ,,,s ,,J,-,,,d To- TINS office VIII b. attended 10
lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

r1AKE NOTICE-Inlauis' round i.echarr Hats Il
be had very low prices the cheap cash store Of
F. s. GARBANATI,
Sign of Transparent Hat, Shockoe Hill
If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

yAiU AHLE ALEEMARLE LAND FOX SALE.
ny virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed I" Tue subscribers ~
ID s Macon ~ Hanover county The .ih March last, Tor
rrno>. therein specified, which deed has been duly al-
,e To record offer p,'cae sGe one thousand acres OF
| nj very .ipror qualify ying in AbcmaIl" county. an the
NJ CARERS Mountain aud the road leading from lhaf
10 e being about nlne miles from Tue former
,,,.s Com, III, latter mace This valuable, farm is
i o,,oa Of tie Ernhrim Estate lately owned by Jas koss
sr aaog 800 tine forest, and the reiahnef
sou, l acres Hat capable Of being converted INTO
M meadow land The tract admirably adapted 10 the eo" IN
wheat tobacco. But particular description Is
unnecessary rs the estate well known IN Albemarie,
o! a these purchase will, Is presumed Jnuee
Fam ,li Inspection The will be- one third IN cash, or
~ nt 10 "a, and the balance and two years, carry
r crest from the day of saethe deferred lnens 10 he Sc
Adv bonds approved security, and deed o trust on
w atl Should he Trustees however, he enabled To make Tue
~ arrangements the he varied so As TO be more
hyalie The purchaser. ~
81 communications addressed to the Undersigned a' n''h'
lgsaa, 81! be promptly attended 10. 80 ,,.ru
SELDEN e. MACON,
Trustees of Miles Macon.
~, 2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAND-Ar AUCTION
County Cont ot Clarke OF 2ath
April si2 shall SELL Wednesday. 18th June next To the
highest bidder public that valuable tract OF land III
York county, called New Quarter belonging the estate o Tho
mas II. Burwcl, deceased
This four miles from Williamsburg, and lies
whole Queens creek The lowest
extremity which il the principal landing being N full view I"
York river nile distant. This convenience be-
Of the shppn. nl produce affords aci
eScelled in situation York River tor procuring
any quantity which be desired, either for use or Tor sale o
the finest world The extensive collections o
oyster different paints the shore Of the creek t"ee-
ier with the every where be- found on The land afford IN
eXllaustIble Of improycnt nj III the soil.
The tract contains between 2n and $500 acres About soJ
cleared, large pun u which IS land "l the finest
quality There field of about 20 of clover ialow To be
put in wheat next Fall.
There small comfortable dwelling houses on the land
with the servants h"lsrs stables, &c.
The sale will lake place The premises.
The i'll be third uf purchase money IN cash. the
remainder equal annual nsfamen with interest from
the of secured by deed nf trust the property
Further particulars IL desired, may obtained from Robert
Saunders, Esq, in Williamsburg.
FRANCIS g. WHITING, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA, Locust ,;ret,
vi abore The Course Of Lectures will commence
Monday April 4i and until the la If October
Ing, with tile exception of August, which is vacation
On Practice of Medicine by y. Chapman, NJ. d. W. w. Ger
hard NJ ID.
on Anatomy by vs.. r. Homer, NJ ~, Paul u. GODDARD, NJ D.
On Institutes of Medicine Ly Samuel Jackson, VI. d.
Maeria Medica and Th.ra. eutics, John Bell NJ D.
Chemistry by James H. Rogers, ~ d., Robert H. Rogers,
VI. b. , ,
on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children by Hugh
l.. Hodge, u, William fiaris. VI. u.
on Principles Practice "f surgery by Thomas Harris, NJ
u W. poyntei Johnston, NJ d. - . -
Feb 81 gi-2awtlJr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
Williamsburg, a9.h April, 1912.

Mrs :. SWEETSER's BOARDING HOUSE, 40. 20 Val
- mar The EteAang. Phiiadcpta-Ms Swectser
ave To- inform and gentlemen of Richmond that
handsomely furnished the large and elegant new builh
49, No Co. Valiant street Philadelphia, particularly adapted for
cndaion o ladies' visiting this city Perhaps no house
we ha enjoys advantages both as to ITS location ana
can'rnr No pains vii he spared to render COM
NlyG llo-l0ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
Feb. s

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGlNIA.-Thc Char of Mathematics IN
Institution having become by the resignation of
Professor Sylvester the Board of will proceed 10 fill the
vacancy their annual meeting IN the S al Jny next
Applications should be addressed Dr. Gessner Harrison,
W. II. WOoDI.EY, Proctor y. Of ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

STRATTON'S OFFICE,

>,'endd Loary for May 2lst- Capitals 900
EGlNiA LEESGt re LOTTERY, Extra No. II be drawn
atAlrsandria, MAY 2lst, lsi2.
DO l25O0 | Do 900
Do GrOi Do 1905
Do 5000 80 prizes or 200
Besides Lots of smaller ones, such COOS 5O0S 1905 IS
alnoer-, IS drawn
Whole Tickets Sl5-sn in proportion.
B-Tke and shares and certificates Of packares in the
r splendid Lottery for sale the variety OF lucky
number, II the all Prize selling Office 18th street.
Mas II 2-2t
NOTICE TO BiDERS-Sealed Proposals will he received
ty The Board o Directors the Eastern Lunaic Asylum, I'M
f h july for construction of Brick Building VI
' b! ~ and t"O high besides the basement plan
ana particulars be obtained application 10 the subscribers
RO McCANDlLSH,
Il. TUCKER.
:. F. BRIGHT,
RO SAUNDERS.
Williamsburg. Doth April 1872 l9-tlJy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

'ralS wnole world for TIE eaeet-hegptnss
not Blu, how few kuow how 10 accomplish H. All
- SEEKING or MONEY. for II way ana some ah"
Isapr sow wheat and the risk of favorable weather,
n golden haryetsome do reap COLLEEN mar
end the chances all who have seed this season
H. GOOD But when send their cTogs market how they
onn,,n az prices. They don't think of thu d-vl, who
ay ec enough keep his body and soul oerther-hey
,., That IN. Lord given them splendid crops that The poor
nav b. rn-f,ed them. Now, why not take Hoyt Co.
,n o make money: Remit them s., Sl0 SO and more,
n please the you send the better your chance H. ana
r. .,ne II the splendid prizes which they daily selling
Noalpr weather II rams Phf"1ks. prongs dorm
r.- makes no difference with Ioyt Cas- crop OF prizes,
and how uuch tygIhe 10 money this way Many
plan, and have found II lar better thaii
u,er do likewise. S5o.NuO viii be drawn IN
remittance for 10 oyt 1. Co they sell
urh rlr>. The large ARRAYS sold by Hoyt Co
Tie following few o the capitals that have been sold IN
uc last four weeks .
$500
Wnoe Ticket, Is CO % in Va Lottery No D, drawn May
is,0
Saar, Is -, in Va Lottery Extra No 90,
S'a',, g IS A 10 in Va. Lottery Extra No. Is,
saare % 80 60, in Va. Lottery Extra No. l6,
laau Apnl 70, si7.5oo.
ur, - 20 20 -. In Va. Lottery, Grand Consoi-
tte!. No ~ drawn April H. $4,000.
TIE above specimen what has been done recently say
lobnc Whole Tickets, Nos. IL 81 IL, 1000, and
A., + - 3D. $1,000, sold by iioNt while since.
Af the above al luck, in What way can you
money easy As TO liUf.r Co. 10! ticket
Ma. l6 eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
May 10

VIRGINIA nOrSE.-1his well known establishment VIII
hereafter he conducted The subscriber, who hopes, by pro-
regard the guests share OF public
patronage She is prepared accommodate transient customers
and buades She has also several suitable
for families genlemen n desire Ia lodge IN the
house Her for day hoardcrs by The will he s0Oy
the day, 81 80. MARIA q. CLOPTON.
Nav lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

To lDung Druggists, GroccrS, S'c.
DOR RENT GR SAf.EA brick hnl, Tenement, consisting
Of excellent and cellar with dwen: apartments for
small family garden, ouhuldnes c in The centre Of the
Williamsburg Va, fitted az Drug and Apohe
The labelled bottles drawers and implements To-
,rther medicines
ceries &c. may taken valuation, and immediate posses
Will he given.
The terms coming will be made surh To render this
desirable opportunity for young man OF moderate cap
tai u cmharkBg III such business There Is
no other drug and Of ability indus
try and perseverance with good encouragement For
particulars, address letters, posi- paid, 10 Professor Wilmington,
William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.
Mag IN LIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
No1lCE.-To Stockholders cf the Richmond and
PcinrsLurn RniIrnn1 cnmnnun

Annual Meeting of Stockholders will be held at the Office,
~ Richmond on Tuesday, 3s May, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ
who cannot attend in particularly re-
quested TO nppont their proxies
I going To and returning from the meeting they travel on the
road free Of charge
JNo. WILLIAMS, Clerk and Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

=
l The Editors Of the Richmond Wing National ntelisencer
Globe Washington city, requested U" insert he aooVe IN
country paper and forward Their respective accounts 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

CyUNMSSInS nSINESS-l Offer services TO friends
L and Tho pubic "A Commission Merchant. Consisnmcnts
10 me- of r,aOerer Kind viii wh diIirrn, and faithful al
cntiun. JAMES V. w. So.,, w ii''' $40.
will attend the forwarding Of any articles sent to me
for that purpose &c. ~, " ~.
Anr;l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

SUMNER HATS-SUMMER HATS have just received my
- stock OF Palm Leaf Iechon and Panama Hats which
other house the trade for cash only
7. = GARBANATI,
Sign Of Transparent Hat Shockoe HILL
lIl-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

a C,RD-P s. G7RB.7A.77T begs leave most respectfully 10
n inform his friends the public that he has mpoed direct
from London article for the manufacture Of summer Hats
which he will please that fond o wearing
Trh hat They are beautiful drah color, Ear lighter than
cehun hats ventilated that they will keep the head
cool will warrant them waterproof In fact, they
are such an article fail please every person that
wear them and they will be sold at The low price Of ST.
49,, ll3-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

WILLIAM F. RITCHE, ArroRSrY LAW, Richmond, "a
w present with Dr. Richie Main above
IN. R,nks Feb 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

Sir tim aceek by james Rrer Canal to Lyneh6urg,
and from thence, bv Stages, TO the White Sulphur,
ria Natural Bridge and DiLreVs Springs.
on and after the 2sth March, Passage Eoas will leave
~ Richmond p NJ, and Lynchburg al NJ, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and NJ SrottSyle both down
up - NJ Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and into
Richmond and I.ynchaurg the following night.
Passengers Charlottesville and Staunion Will find this the
comfortable and cheapest route with le loss OF bust
e a. 10y Railroad.
Passengers leaving Richmond &, r. NJ will reach Scots
vile dime. day and Charlottesville, by our stages, al D.
p. VI.
Saunton passengers WILL by Stages, reach Boossvlle
= NJ, morning al o'clock, aud arrive III
To- A. ~ connecting with the Stage Routes out o
Staunlon. -
The day Boats Richmond and Iynchbug g. A. NJ
Thursdays aud Saturdays and in Richmond nj
). T. NJ. aud Iynclhnrs at e, I. NJ, next day. .
The Gainesville Saces by Cumberland C. H. 10 Farmvle
Gainesville the arrival f the day Boat from Rich
moud: and coming with the night Boat al t.
?. NJ, ON I.ynchbnre 10 Richmond.
10 Fare to Lynchbug, 50 - -
Anrl l69-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

PRINTING: INK.-We shall constantly hand full
supply Of Johnson Duans best Printing Ink al moderate
,rices -
Eunner Office March ~, 1912. 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

DOWHATAN HOUSE.-The proprietor his sincere
thanks the public generally for the liberal encourate-
has been engaged in keeping he
House than Is years. and hopes by strict
ATTENDING. o his visitors merit aud receive
HAVING 1896 increased his charge for
81 day i'll o the high price
provisions feels his duty reduce Ia 81 So tas
provisions generally f,lienl day, single
dinner cents breakfast, supper lodging 30 each
PHILIP DUVAIn in.
Echa A -
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families single gentlemen may desire lodge the
house Her for day hoarders by The win be sooy
the day, 81 so. MARIA G. CLoPToN.
May 10 lin
IN CIIANCERY-v,RsrSA:-At Rules holden in the Clerks
Office Of The Circuit Superior Cour; of Law and tanrey for
King William county, Monday, the ID day of May, si!;
Beverly Krunon Administrator III his late wife, Ely ,heth
Lucy Ann Claiborne, and Willanna Amsiead, Palntll:
against
and rhlip W. Claiborne Executors of vii
liam d. Claihonc deceased Ayett awes Administrator DE-
Of William Armistrad, Corln BaNon Administrator OF FL
phania Claiborne, Sau Bus Administrator Of lasse > Cia
'''N' ~ Defendants:
The defendants, Philip W Claiborne and John D. Claiborne
having entered their and given security ACCORD
of Assembly and the rules of This Court and ap
earng by satisfactory evidence 2 they not inhabitants ."
here the first Monday July and answer The bill al The
plaintiffs, aud that Of Tins order he forthwith inserted IN
posted front door of the Court honsc oi
WIS @'''''' N'' Ro. POLLARD OK.
May 10 l-aawsw
HANOVER AGRICULTURAL. FAiR-Ihc Annual Meeting
aud Far Of the Hanover Agricultural s"ciey WIZ t!kr
place Iaylosville, the third Thursday IN May '' lac
9 aud will from day day until the business oi
The Association shall Ia Completed.
of day of the meeting, an Address
will he delivered by M William f. Wichham Mr. Charles w
nahney
The occasion will be one all particularly the
portion of the community and the farmers from HE
adjacent counties and especially the members o other societies.
RICHARD F. DAERACoTT, Sec. II. A. 5.
May 10 1T
DOWHATAN FEMALE sEMINARY.-The exercises OF the
Summer term. embracing period "t four months WI enn
the Isl Monday June and close on the last Friday III
September following.
Terms for e Se<sonBoard and Tuition in English ancI-
es S52 Music including Piano, $40; French An
fee Of So VIII be required from each member OF the Class III
Natural Philosophy.
Gentlemen vi. hing for their children and
wards are requested immediate application and will d
thc communications To Sm''yie, r." La'an; n..,
May 10 l-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

NOTlCETh.re will he called meeting Of tie Stock holders
the Ryanna Navigation Company, he held In the town
Tuesday. 9TH of June nrNt- being
June Court The Stockholders
uesied attend subjects Of Importance touching their inter
will be submitted Ia the meeting
BY order Of the Board of Directors,
DAN. +. CARR, Secretary.
Aprl 30 ltd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

IN CfANCERY-yIRGI>Il:-At Rules holden in the Clerks
ore Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and tanrery for
King William county Monday the ID day of May lsi?
Beverly Krunon, Administrator II his late wife, Ely ,heih
Lucy Ann Claiborne and Wllinna Amislead, Piaintlll:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

NTOTICE-1he franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
pointed A. : Maddox their Agent, who will be furnished al
his store two below the Bank of Virginia. with large
suppl, of all varieties of Writing Paper made their Mill
viz: Foosap atcap packet and letter Paper all which he
in sell wholesale aud retail, such cannot fail It
satisfy the public. City aud country merchants, and citizens
the generally respectfully invited examine his stock
nd is domestic
features RICHARD WHITFIELD President.
Oct. |. 1871. S2-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

= "a So $4,000 whole tcketn S Fund Lottery, No ei
10 o. 30, slomo, half do in Georgetown DO No. ~
: 40 Al 81 900. whole do. in Grand Con. do No. g.
with Il other capital prizes Of $780, etc. all distributed in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

Your ExceIlency 8 obed sew {,
(Sipned) DANIEL WEBSTER.
To this letter the Governor of Massachusetts an
swered that the Executive OF that Commonwealth was
already by resolutions of the Legislature, authorized
10 do Whale might be necessary the premises; and
the Governor of Maine issued Proclamation c"nven
ing the Legislature of that State on the 18TH INST
. riadisonian.
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% commonwealth q ng"aa. 10 The Sherry Of I'm
Vx III r1,aHy e'f,et"g
w t"'-A'' ho1'ft hlVes. administrator Of Jesse
,afhson' aeed.' heretofore exhibited TO Me late
t i9' 'I"t, u na"c,fy of me District oil Lynch
ISS "t' u'' - complaint AGAINST David > Oar
sr% S "-'e =, ~ "arNnd ms "he, W illam IT. Gar,
G'riona a M "atanu Edward a. Saee Samuel
1 o'''.is' "hete"poh sahdry proceedings ha''
s,fd go, nav as aies o 'ne fscoIus ana MES OF the
r Gu, noM ie,n''n"S IN 'he 'iefk oiiice oil
La r",'' 'P,l,o' ''or' OIL Law ana ehancery for
G".l In,r Pufsuan. 10 law ou' before
I've pronounced IN 'he cause, tho DE.
!, '','"' oepa,'eu ,h's NE in'esta'e as
oai ano singular his goods.
MI. WINS nam peen IN que ioim committed 10
w. v, ''i'i auo 9ahn' NJ Galaha Tor admin
800. anN We oV'"s suPP'ca"H oy 'he iiaiaN' iof
ie,'uy u, 'u's oenali' anu pc'hs Wiling that
"'' - 's"' ana ast should be done therein, command
.; w. you ,i'aks known according 10 law to tho
"" ~ n',s'" W. Nailcr ana samuel NJ. 1afand
40 "u',n',S.'a"s OIL DAVID y paland. dec d, and 10
1ae H. "atiana' widow OF the SAID DAVID y Garland,
uce o., ana 70 'ne same w iillam W. Waller and Sally
u" "he' se oah! eariand. Gns'avus A. Rose and Ann
) his wife. late Ann 5. Garland, John p Cobbs and
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.Izrs. <h0s. ". Kci,,s.

(L.3 TIE OF S r "A l. " r o N,
EbROPOSES opening a FEMALE SCHOOL in
4 the basement OF the Baptist Church, To commence
on NJ ,nday, the 9TH of february next.
Having been educated with special reference to the
business Of teaching, and having had practical cy.
rencc in the matter she hopes Ia be able 10 give
satisfaction to those Parents and Guardians who may
condc their children and wards TO her direction: and
pledges her best ers insure their advancement in
the several branches Of their studies as well as TO pro-
mote their improv smen, in and morals.
Spelling, Reading Writing, and First Principles of A.
rthmetc, 81 % per month.
Grammar, Geography and History. so do
For the above, including Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Logic, &c. SIS per session Of ) mo.
Projection and Drawing Of Maps. 3 do
Music, 80 lessons, Is
Poonah Painting. do
Drawing and Painting in Water
Colors, Landscape, sc. 6 50 do
McMDtino, S do
Fancy Work, do
Embroidery, do
French Needle Work so do
KEEEH E.TCLS.
J. w. Smith, Esq Principal of kalaramo
Seminary. Siaunton.
t. J.. Wadd-ll. Esq, % Male A.
cademy, do
Hon Judge Lucas P. Thompson, do
Mrs Henry Johnston Music Teacher, do
DR.. n. II Henry, Waynesboro
Nath'l. Masse. F.sq. Augusta Co.. Va
Geo Baoby Es1 Lynchbura.
John llolllns, Esq. do
Rev. F. l.. B. Shaver, do
Apply to Mrs Reins, 4, Mrs. Ilancock's Boarding
House, Immediately opposite the Post Office.
Jan. 20 I'm