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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21
A GOOD OMEN.

Every man knows how drunken man
used to be treated by the boys in the streets
he was Knocked at, spit upon, and pelted
with stones. The boys never thought Of
plying him, but regarded him as the mark
for merry-making. He went rolling through
the streets or perhaps made his bed in the
gutter.
A few days since, Ipassed through part
of the town where such spectacle had
been not uncommon. sailor, partly in
toxicated, was striving to steady himself
against post group Of boys were around
him, some with their hands in their pockets
and their caps thrown back, were eagerly
talking one was brushing the dirt from the
inebrate's jacket; another was wiping the
blood away from slight scratch which he
had received on the cheek.
Now you must-,cont your cried one
little fellow, looking up in his face.
oh yes, indeed, | know he will drink
ing is so wicked-it is sad to see him., said
another. Come if you will | will lead you
home, and father will help you"
Il know he will exclaimed third
there comes Edward
| looked in the direction of the boys
eyes, and saw little fellow running with
all his might towards them, bearing in his
hand roll ofpaper
Here it is; here's the pledge It's the
boys pledge; now you must sign it, ano
never drink again
yes cried another, and it's the very one
that belongs to our Temperance Society
aud we have all signed it, said the first boy
coaxingly.
The sailor looked round bewildered.-
what is it he hiccupped ont.
why it's the pledge. We want you to
sign it, and be temperance man. We are
sorry you drink and we want you TO leave
off, said the boy, in an earnest, decided
manner.
who be We, who think of me, and care
for me cried the sailor, beginning to com
prehend the nature Of the case. The tear:
rose TO his eyes, and rolled down his wealth
er-beaten face.
Yes, he will sign it he will, know he
WILL shouted the children, exultingly.
'Yes, will said the sailor, but take
care Of me till get sober-keep me from
land sharks. God bless ye-bless ye.'
Come, 90 with me 2 cried one.
No, I'll take him with me- said sec
ond
He was led away by the little boy witt
the pledge and the rest Of the children fol
lowing, as happy as could be, in the prospec
of redeeming the poor man from the misery
Of Incorporate habits.
| blessed the dear children in my heart
and prayed to God to bless their efforts.
-ar sal Youths Medallion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

The Merchants Exchange in New York
is advertised for sale by the. Sheriff Its
debts amount to upwards Of $500, 900
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

1t is beautiful conception Of Fourier's
that the Aurora borealis is the Earth's as !,
pirotion after its glorious future; and that
when the moral and intellectual world are
brought in order by the right construction
of society, these restless flashing northern
lights will settle into an intensely radiant
circle round the poles. melt all the ice, and
bring into existence new flowers Of unknown
beanty.--L. M. Child na3 SD
Isaac Hill has letter of six columns in the
Madisonian Of Monday, in reply to the attack Of
the Globe. He is sharp and very savage. n He ae,
sllIss RAJ ,Ss "lsS lsSs.F ssi
dent Tylsj TN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

seasonaLie than the arrival at our Office by Saturday
mail Of pamphlet uaGer the title of .'MARraL LAW,
Jy a kentuetian, consisting of four essays, (Which
ppear TO been originally published in the Louis
vile Journnl) devoted 10 he discussion OF the auho'
rIiy and scope uf Marlia Law in general, with par.
iicuar review OF tie case Of the punishment of General
Jackson for contem; of court ty The imprisonment Of
Judge IN the year lS5 for acts done in the discharge
Of his civil authority TIE narratire If The facts II
hat case coming, AVE reason TO believe II does,
frem source entitled to entire credit and respect, and
dong Justice e G,ne,ai wherein his conduct
tied hi,n TO credit particularly acceptable u.s. and
.r doubt not eH te rtirore 10 our readers at the pre-.
stat aomenf ,ekenMe President If he L. S has thought
IL incumbent upcn h'n in The most formal manner, to
inre Congress 10 rerire question cGud.cated all tui
thirty years ago. &c.
Il should be borne in mind by all who read ",he lei
tiers of ken,uckian on Marital Law, that The writer
expressly says :-"My information was from The lac
General Adair, who, commander Of the Kentucky
militia, bore distinguished part III achieving the vic.
tory Of New Orleans, but whose personal relations to-
wards General Jackson, al The time Of communicating
it, were any thing but those of friendship" How,
them could be expected that General Adar would do
full Justice TO General Jackson But the authority is
of still doubtful character when by the
record history of those events that all the Kentucky
troops were discharged the 18th of March, ISIS,
and that on the day, Gen Jackson caused $40.
0o0 TO be placed into the hands OF the quartermaser
for Eei. subsistence. Tie presumption is, tina. they
forthwith took up their line Of homcward much The
fine was not imposed upon General Jackson until the
}lst OF March and il would seem that General Adae
lad left New Orleans II absent, the authority is ex-
dinghy questionable and if present, the FACT that
friendly relations subssted between himself and Gene.
raj Jackson, leaves the reasonable inference that he
was very intimate with Judge Hall Could fair state
rnent OF facts respecting General Jecksons conduct,
be expected from such source Let the reader de-
tarnllue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN TODACCO.-The following
of amend the entitled ian act 10 reduce
the several in force concerning the inspection
of tobacco" passed h March, 1896 Is published fer the inorma
all concerned and especially to dealers IN
upland tobacco shew ING the advantage they would derive Tree
any rhage in directing their tobacco 10 be stored IN Tic
Public Warehouse
"nd be further enacted, That, osshesd of Tobacco.
shall been inspected upland st cton and shall Al
forwards be stored any warehouse the CITY Of Richmond
and tie Of Petersburg, other than the public warehouse IN
tie city and the of Petersburg the Commonwealth
shall not destruction Of such tobacco, by
Any whatsoever unless a, The time when The same was
other warehouse there 4. least eichierEun
.rd hoashcud ii The cit; of Rchm"nd or If in The town
Petersburg, Two hundred ard >evenyve hos-cads IN NE pub
aforesaid; unless inspectors thereof Should
receive such tobacco soasc Of which fac
shall be their duty TO give certificate, if required"
Nnv 52-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

rI1iiE TIME ~ COME At LAST THAT you buy
Hats Gaps cheap the cheapest of the Iiaers sell
them York, only the Southern Hat Emporium, op
pose Bell Tavern Main street, We have Just received
ppy rentemrns youths and Infants cloth and velvet
Caps every and quality ~ rraeed prices viz
good cloth Caps each 81 25 81 So and the best quality ST.
mems Caps 6a 81 50 each hair seal
Caps and wool Hats from 3 te cents silk Hats from 81 so
To So moeskn So the very best that be manuac
tured 81; Russia Hats black and drab, fashionable and
brms so TO 50 So the best only SA beaver Hats
from 81 80 SIS brush Hats Of manufacture
most splendid article s5 and every other description Of Hats and
Caps at unusually low prices, for cash only.
GAEBANATt L ROSESTlIAIL,
Southern Hat Emporium, Main street,
Opposite the Bell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

old WINES AND LIoUoRs-Also, GnocERIEs-I have
" very large and general assotmen 81 old Wines and Ii
ouors mari of which have hsen kept hand improving
and were then said 81 old My Groceries will
hear fair comparison with the best In the city, may regard
qualify and price and caeuncss putting OF them up The
old Wines and Liquors will be found nost beneficial for the pre-
sryaton O! health when moderately and udiruusy used
should any ono be neednous 10 have firm and
belief in PLAN matter of fact assertion let him
enquire or call on subscriber who has regular tempe
rate during the last so of his life and If not salts
fed with his healthy appearance they can see portrait Of hi;
uncle, who State Of New York, aged
III wears; knonR be drinking fish the
day he left Ferentosi, then n STRIPPING.
WM WALLACE.
Auo aI-Wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

q MELLA COURTHOUSE FOR SALE.-pu.,iant TO the pro-
~ ~ Deed az Trust executed ~ ticd Ersieso
Thomas p,lr now deceased dated Il Day oi October. G
and the Clerk. oice Of Anea coiht, t1l TIE
,rrr Trustee wiz SET for cash, l.; ;rtlic arn
tie bis. - b,er on Trrs!ay the 2th day ~ janua'y "
..,lia 'ay ne Tract Of L1ad iIn wnn me ."
o and o..r. county building located, containing ABOUT
Or acres Tn. improvements Of the test sort COME,
story dwelling IN good repair very arss ;a
newly erected tavern Ions. viii, g.. The eonvrni'nces r1a'se
fr .,i,L An establishment: ruse WIN 1850 rooms aiio
cellars large stable, neasy new ranafy osen"rI
houses cnrue osr every kind OF ont horse that can hs
needed upon well Gxed establishment; tcauiiu yi'u an.
one Of the bes, radens this section oi the country, WIN
substantial h,ick enclosure ;..,;., :. ,ho
THIS vacty should aac, the alteration OF capitalists, Is he
crd no, penn eief ~ u 'hu
s.,e, land extending conl ra.e distance in eve! d.
r.con from the Cor; house, ard there being no oier huhs
near. aso will sold, the sam. ;.ine seVt RAJ COZ
I'm, ,,d deed WAGONS ard Carts Carriage and iiarn-s
stock of Hogs cres COWS ana sheep, Plantation oirnsis
every MID .d valuable Household and Kitchen FURNITURE
deet q ,;ch ie heiieres 10 be perfect L. G. LEIGH.
D.r N 63-atds
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Dec. 30

V'ISSLEYfILLE FEMALE BOARDING StiiO0i.-The
desened intending TO continue her School under The charge
Of her accomplished Tutor who has rendered such general sails
faction as regards her instruction ~ Lite also the Moral
and religious department o her scoas and the prnperess viii
add Thai nothing her ari shall be wanting Tor the attainment
If the latter requisites The situation /, noed for It's health! and
the neiehborood known alike for its intelligence and morality
The conveyance by the Canal three times week from Richmond
renders convenient for in the lower county,
Though the place IL three miles from the Canal yet always
have carriage in readiness which shall also be for the Of
scholars going Church, Of which there three contiguous,
besides meetings held regularly by appontment house,
ItmsFor the scholastic Of 10 months, 500, TO
nlence 18th January; month ,innel vacation.
y L. Direct. Flies Post odice Goociand county, Va
ELIZA +. ROYSTER
Dec. 20 GT-.aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

- EMoyAL-R ~ HUDSON, Dens', has removed his Office
the square above The Banks Main street, next door 10
the residence Of James Bosher, Esq
He performs all operations the Teeth for their beauty and
preservation, lncorrupbe Teeth, sngy in full
sets, the most approved plans.
Ladies' and gentlemen Interested respectfully invited 10 cal
his Of Teeth comprising every variety
shades carefully selected from the NEST celebrated manuac-
lurera.
lie Artificial Pilates, designed TO restore the voice
to it, proper aud sound.
Refer the Rev. Br. Fue Rev DR. Empc, nabafd caro-.
Co.. GEN Prynn = =. Baxter, ESQ., Dr. Chanlberayne
DR.. BrocSe:brough, Gen. Pegram, and DR.. H. u Caoe.
Oct Is 4S-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

HANOVER LAND FOR sALE.-In obedience to decree Of
Hanover Circuit Superior Court pronounced the lin day OF
purpose WILL The Of February 49, II fair, II nl, lie aaT
fair day thereafter sundays eIeeped proceed to sell al Allen
the Tract of said decree mentioned, Of which Tempe
rance ner died seized and possessed containing by surrey
300 acres situated county aforesaid and bounded by the
lands Snead deceased Jesse Harlow and others The
terms Of will cash lr rch may be necessary 10 pay
the the reside credit. OF IL months
The purchaser will be required 10 give bond with good security
Possession day Of SALE deed will be made when
the balance OF the purchase money u paid
80 THOMAS JAMES, Commissioner
n. N b1-aiw5ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

THE SCHOOL AT WEST vlE,r, the residence of DR. GEO
Mason brunswick county, which has been in snceess'u
operation for years, under direction Of Mrs Mary
Inaes ul Miss Randolph, VIII be reopened on the net Monday
in February next In consequence Of pressure uf tie times
there viii be reduction in the terms for Board and Music
ten dollars each. -.
Board for The ensuing year, So
.t,sc ,,,io,
Fmnch ~
English :! .
Persons wishing enquire the School will please difee
letters Stony Mount, Brunswick county! :.
Dec. 10 ,J-"' W
3 The Norfolk Herald win cory The above times weekly
and send account TO this Office for cul!ection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

SEVERN HALL And CEHTREVil.I.E For ShLE-ilav
y determined 10 Kentucky, otter for sale my
Farm, Severn Hail. yin. Severn river ahh III the county Of
Gloucester containing 41 all low eroands There are u
bushels o Wheat and IS of Barley seeded on The farm The I'M
proyemen's with the exception Of the dwelling which needs
slight repairs and of the most superior orcef-
The society in the Leighhohcod OF Severn Hall equal To any
Virginia Vessels load within fifty yards OF the barn.
also oier my Farm, ceneville, upon which now reside
lying Last and in Matthew'S county, for sale Centre
Vile GO The improvements good
and the dwelling is large story and finely built brick
house. There Water Mill the Farm. The Norfolk packet
the Cenevle wharf every week. The neishbohood,
health, convenience &c. Of CenryIe, render il one of the
desirable farms Matthew's For reference. apply To DR..
Taylor of the Senate d. Nicholson, and Mr. Augustine Robin.
son, OF Tie House Of Delegates.
MARY F. SHEPARD.
67-.awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

IN the United State. Court District of Virginia.
December 9Th, 1922
JEREMIAH WHITE, Individually, and Of the late firm OF
y White Irvine of the county iafas filed petit
praying that he may be declared Bankrupt I. ordered
that all persons claiming the said jeremiah
White show Court 9Th day of Janna next,
why the jeremiah White be declared Bankrupt pusu
ant the nc; of Congress that BEHALF and that copy of this
order he published the newspapers according 10 Tie nd and
oath rules Of Court.
wy HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
Dce 10 63-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07


Francis Barnes and Amelia }. his wife, Pla:a;ir.:
against
John Royal, late Sheriff Of Sotoway county, and Adma
traitor Richard Eyes, deceased and Administrator de- o
non with will annexed of isaac Wnfrec deceased. rIr
Fitzgerald Samuel b. Jt:er individually and nai,iFa,r II
Thomas Clarke deceased, Isaac Oliver. Arciad A. camp
William r. Johnson Administrator Of Edmund laley
Batteot T. Todd Asa Oliver individually and Executor a Pal
fpes William h. lrby, isham g. Lundy, hdih>tro,
of Austin Watkins dec, ascd. Charles H. Carter, NY. an
Wills Branch Osh'ne, Mary Win.e, widow e isaac "acr
deceased Isaac Winrce, William Ve-scr, and Math D. li
wife, Pascha Craddock and Rrbecca his WIFE Patrick H. Vl.
and Louisa his wife, John Bass and Mary his wife AMI lo
scph p. Cooker and Ann G. his wife, fsfcntaHis:
The defendant John d. Royal late Sheriff OF N"may COM
" and Administrator Of Richard Epes deceased and Admins
traitor de bons with the will annexed Of Isaac Wine
ceased Bass and Mary z. his wife, and Joseph Booker
and Ann C. WIFE tavng entered their appearance ana
nry according the uf AsSemb and the
this Court, an appearing by satisfactory evidence t 'h,y
ARE not inhabitants rounr II ordered. That tn m
defendants do appear here, the !os he held FOR the said
Court the first Monday in Apn! and he Al q
plaintiffs; and that Of this order be forthwith iE
newspaper Published In the of RE. mnni
of Petersburg months succ-ssvey, and posted he
front door OF TIE Court house cf this county.
Cui!-Teste,
F. FITZGERALD C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

nrOTICEA Petition will be presented to the present Gene
raj Assembly prayine enactment, Of Law releasing u
Of The to g muS q Mar
AA' y '.'' ' - MARY ROPER.
~ N E3>aaSsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

u FLEETWOOD ACADEaii.-lhr sixth .,arGa session q
this Academy viii commence tie ~ janusy
der ,e direction of the subscriber who W.: he AIDED in he 10
ncon Of the Scoo. hy Sir. Joseph kay, u g., graduate
William and Mary-who. during his collegiate Al that TO-
ution, acquitted himself in hsaly satisfactory Ia
faculty. whose testimonials OF his literary
standing afford ample Of his fitness
charge efficiently the duties o! m instructor
The of instruction viii embrace thu Latin. Creek
French Languages, Natural Mora! and Mental Philosophy,
Elements of Chemistry Arithmetic, Geometry Acrh,i, Plan
and Spherical IgoGoGety, Analytical Geometry Practical
veyng and such branches constitute soand liberal En
Education.
The object aimed the plan OF instruction VIII be-
by unremnting eaerons accurate and radical knF
ledge Of the subjects to which the Students attention be
rected prepare him entering College sred,aby M
engaging ~ acIIve basiRess.
The situation remarkably healthy, and possesses many
rantaces for the moral training Of youth
Tho year will be divided nto sessions, Of five
EACH and the entire o the session except candies
he S6and deduction made for absence. after "a
the residue Of the session, except In cases OF sickness
o. WHITE.
Address-Fleetwood Academy, King 4 Queen.
Dar
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E.pn 70 VrNl-Ta't hE''Il- " 75NahFgI
10 Tnr REFOaMEaS OF ENGLAND

rs JsuN {. wHIruEH.
God hess w. hro:sIerS,-ln the is,
Ye're wa.iDs now,le caHau; tai,
For rettc- Is yu:r sense ui ftaht
Ihaa kjnscfafs :nplc NAL.
Than tytart's Law hcoi's ban
More mighty Is you: simplest wcTai
Tie Zee aeufi al honest man.
Than cru>Ier or tile sword.
t:o-ir, .our hna,ea Church rehear,e
The lesson II h'- rGr,cd 81 wei;
II En, H.h IL g-a!tr or clTse
..ue gates Of ii.sreE OF tell
Let the ~gl,e -cs,it,. Use acliu-
Did .'gtc..oai De Ea.,cl died:
Tufcai ye h"'" ;ia blood Of iaus
r,oR ea;;h'S :'eea h.sou! ctie!:
The great hearts ot your old,:, tr.c
Ave !.,Allnr witii y,ti, 81. a;id s:.oH.
An sr'y fuJ.je- ,sat .G"l..c
AHi aiof,oss t"iind We ton-.
The A,,.i,, aa3 :i,-a ~ Einu:mr1d,
Are v.ijh s. s,;:l ~ tines ',ns ,scNc,
The shades OF EElana's mighty dell
Nuur cloud OF Witnesses.
The truths We urge borne Gbroai
H.. eve Y I'D ;.id cvry t;tv.
The voice ef Nature and Il Cd
sg AS oGt Upnn ycCr side.
The weapons whira your nandS have found
Are tlosy Which Heaven seii has wrought,
Light iIuih, l..4 lovc.-ycur Datti- ..aunl
The l,cs. broad ieid O.. Thought
No partial, slfs. purpose breaks
Ills wpe beauty OF your plan,
Nor lie from :i''oneor alta shakes
Your steady G1th IA nah.
The aperia pulse ol England starts
Aud bopnts heHel.! yo.r wos.:s OF pOwc;;
+ wtta yuU al t'lS haGi!
And Thou who. WIKI undnuhtur eve,
itrou.! present ~ aga gathering Storm
Caus, ZEE lt .gan a :;reju..'s sk!.
md Sunshine sof aad rs2..:;
On pure Refolmc,i-,o: in vain
1ny generous if's. in il3n!au Kind
The s,nG when h,aod>Atd aid aOi s-in,
IN; peaceful zeal shalt Ind
Press ou.--,llg t5,ur.pa Shall ac
OF cOumcr t.c'ts ana cflna. gws,
The .iuruus dr"itn al harrington,
..Gd S.,inc, Good Old Cause.
Blessing the Co,;cr out ihe Crown,
Swer;cGme worn Labor bitter cup,
And. ;'uckla" no, The h.hes: down.
iilt.uc tly vest up.
Press oe,-aal SO wlo may sllafc
The toll or eo-v ~ yonr i-lit,
May ash al least, taltest r:ayer.
Gods blessing ois tie Z 1,.!
Tn, 2resr: >tru2si. ~ Crest Eftan 'e leo?e an
Nr's;ccTcy l3a5', ui;c;sn principles 1'' c
i>aiiunn> attracted tat notice ~ iis c"uirS whic
>aeI GoH i, issue would s"e !" eia
the hands t eica accracy. Iae formation 81 tn "
90 a! annual pariinmeutsat the lead OF which stands j.
i, sure the cEct, 'Qua&er Charts, II Birmingham, h,
the fleet of uit.tg tbs tdie aud working classes through
the United Kingdom, and inducing ,le iloei electors
he co.ncn he j.fauchised class ANON. ih0-
directly indirectly connected with iis movement al
I'd Brcusiar, banis o'C"nTel, DR. E""fne, r. Shefin
as tort, ~ l., Col Taan'on. fcar.Gs Otonner, ad !
ncome ". r. national conference Of d e.a;cS has bee
;itvd Birmingham ile 9Th OF December, L. pr
I'LL coupieic and TIE Utae. points .. the INA
To be submitted - iaf,.aiient.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

MAJOR STEVENS the accomplished and perfect dwarf
wcf.d % years old, 40 inches ish and weighs but 4. lbs
He p,pii;es IN the nealrst manner
Also wili he exhibited FANCY GLASS BLOWING, by the
,ebsun Davidson makes, the
presence visitors Ships Dogs Stays Birds Of Paradise,
any form fancy may cac TIE articles made IRE for safe
Enr moe ull particulars see bills o! tie day.
ADM: SION 50 ccnts-ehd.en under y, half price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

SHALL continue my School at Jericho In Caroline he
ing year. In my school will be taught the Greek Lia
English languages The price for board Washing loteIat
will be sao per Scholar payable one half At the end ~
si.n. The school will commence the 18th CT Jinuh
and terminate the first Friday in December follow irs. .
will BE- vacation Of month 10 The Summer. comm, ~
The second Friday In June. JOHN G. aaL.rI-
JsrirLo Academy, Bee. 9, lae. t4-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

JAMES A. PATTEsoN, Coaurssoy MrRcHasT, Richmond
j Y-Wi give prompt attention 10 sales OF oil kinds Of rfo
dce AMI Merchandise consigned 10 his care Store on Can
street adjoining Messrs. eapsror srump.
Oct. Is T0"S
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Nny. II

{ AWGENCEViLLE FEMALE: SEMiNAKY--Th~ S,lool 4
IL established Lay, e Brnisir. COUNTY Virginia
II has been successful oreriun during The eas NJ
conirLed the al Mr.. and Ns Woodwork. wh
have had IN teaching Young ladies I'll.
academic divided of five Months
The Winter viii The l'h Of January,
The day Of J3'y. The Of CIuca;i
thorough and TIE subjects Of study illustrated ia,.t
lectures. Philosophical Apparatus will s procured ,y
possible and of lectures and experiments Illustrating
principles o. Natural Philosophy will be given !nr III benefit
the ycuns adrs The Rev Mr. Castman wi! favor the
win mpor Mora Philosophy and Evidences ii Christ,
sav. Composition vii! receive special attention evening
each week. The young ladies viii reside III m Nsu
liy, with the teachers, where the VIII be- treated win p7feE
kindness and >ro;atc EGAc is hours "i relaxation lion
study, SUCH aa'Stincrts ianocnt III teEscive and
promote health, and iurigaaie BE m."i vii r.
Board, per Of 1--WE vii ho =; Tug
ton Ene.is! branches. go 20 SIS; Lain F:etca
extra 81 Instruction Musc TIE Piano, so: -! tie
ttrumemt g 80
R.traecs.-Rcv. r. T. Caseman, Rev. mr Claiborne Pr
fssor Brow r. Peter Turnl Robert D. TcTaiu, E
m Henry Lewis, Edward D. lirks. Esq, John L. Saei, T.,
III Richard D. iuwri!. i.. Harrison earwe ap NJ CLARKE
II Lawrence..e Mr. George Ssone of Irnssck Hon. IaHr
H. Gholson and Thomas : Ghoson Esq. Peterstrrg; E!w
r. Chamb.rs, Esq, Ro, dtou: Capt w MADDOX Nj clo'a'
and Capt Sylvantis Ineri1Ei unrnbus. ,r. samuel
Pryor, Dinwdde; @ev 1r. hodges, Williamsburg; Row. j.
Morrison, Buckingham
Nov. rs !,s-wl0w