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MEDICAL COLLEGE IN RICHMOND,
Itl VIRGINIA.-Thc Seventh Winter SESSION
OF the Medical Department of Hampton sidney
College, will commence in Richmond on iae last
Monday in October Uhe 2Sth,) and continue I'M
I'll he last of February following.
John Cullen, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and
Praeticc IF Medicine.
Augs. L. Warner, NJ. D., Profassor Of Surgery
aud Surgical A'Atomy.
l.. w. Chamberlayne, NJ D., Professor Of
Therapeutics and .1Iateria 3Icdica
r. L. Bohannan, NJ D., ProfssSor Of Obs'e-
tytcs al;a DISEASES If Uos,sM am Ci'l1,rn.
Socrates Maupn NJ. d. PrutsS@ref Cacni''-
LV and PhnrS,6cR.
Jc::ties Wy:nan, NJ D., Protsaorof An@t0my
and Pips'o'ogy
A commoAious and elegant College and lnhr,
mary Building is in progress of erection, ana
will be completed BY The opening Of the session ;
i, has been so arranged as 10 afford 10 The Student
every convenience and comfort and will enable
the Faculty to extend 10 him all the advantages
and facilities for 4 thorough education, which
the present advanced condition ofMcdcal Science
demands. The College Infrnary, City Aims
house, Armory and Penentiay, afford ample
means for instruction in clinic;l Medicine and
Surgery, while the facilities for studying practical
Anatomy, and operative Surger-, are unsurpas-
sed. Physicians in the countr,, who do not re-
ccive the catalogue, which WILDE issued during
this month, Ouly,) will pleas send their ad-
dresses, (post paid) to the Dean
AUGS. L. WARKER, M. D.,
Dan Of the FaenAy.
July2 16-.lStNov
gr The Richmond Wing, National Intelligen-
Ger, and Globe, Washington, Twill insert in coun-
try paper until the first of November
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TIE GRAND Rally or THE Tsvru LEGION


Letter from a dist;ngniste1 gentleman present.
The rally OF the Tenth Legion. with her
neislsors Rockingham and Page, came travely
OF ON the appointed day. July l2h) The day
was me, and al extensive grove on hi over
as the scene OF the rendezvous. The speakers
stand was on the side of the hill and the seats for
the audience ranscd like an amphthealre above
al: saw. and Were seen. and all ENJOYED the lc
trcshny becze. They were addressed by AlcsSrs.
Taylor Gordon Lclchcr. Smith, Patterson, and
Samucls, each il his nappiesl style ncrer saw
81 fine populaiion--ihe ladies numbered some
two three thousand, as remarkable Ton tcauty
as their fathers. husbands and brothers are Tor
patriotism. Ii was, indeed noble specimen ct'
man, showing how The spirit of Democracy har
inoniscS and ccraic> The character 4 number Il
men like these knowing their OWE rights. ana
respecting those OF others couh. assemble III
nass-viz 1900 with Is much order and de-
corum Is a dozen. do nc, think Il single person
had his toes trod ON. OF 4 lazy startled, or hcr
dress tom in this immense crowd, yet ii was
deeply and intensely excited il was sobercd by
the excess Of excitement. Ihev felt the occa-
sion too grave ior nirlh-they icll that The liber
ties Of their country m-h; depend on toe event
OF the coming contest, and il became every man
10 do his duty These counties anlicirate :. me-
jority OF 300 this Fall ana YOU may rely upon
il they will give il. Your 2hScnce was much H.
GREETED, and YOU would have been delighted L.
have bcheli so maDy Democrats. !, is decidedly
the finest population in the State. 1t is uue,
you see no dandy Sentlcmcn-who desire 10 live
upon the labor Of others, through oipoes-bnt
You behold sturdy, Intelligent, Independents po-
puiation. with ore sense. and infinitely more
honesty, than their GcllactoI>."
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EXTRACT Of a otter from tic South Sue.

= >
"JUI.Y 18TH lSii.
you have overlooked the Instructions of the
Virginia Legislature 10 Riycs and Archer. in The
Winter of 70 is Journal House OF Delegates,
pages 90, 81, 90 session 'i2-l3) The first reso-
luton lc-a!irms the right Of instruction in the
most solemn manner 1t PASSED BY vote OF -
10 u The third resolution inSiruc,s the Senators
10 procure the repeal OF the Tariff OF IL and 10
oppose and vote against any Tariff lrhicd IS net
so'eiy far ocrcnue"-Ayes a, noes 81. The other
resolutions are on Distribution, the Bank and
Bankrupt Law The Senate passed those reso-
luions by equally decisive votes They were
forwarded 10 RtreS Gnd .bcdcr
'Ihe course Drives, during the recent session
OF Congress, was in positive ana laSrant viola
ton 81 the third resolution, in supporting the Ia
riii or II, and opposing 4 Revenue Tariff III his
speech and votes Shall we not visit this de-
fancc oil his constituent body on his unworthy
head, and make it react on his party Shall!
we talacly submit 10 this contempt of tha, sacred
right Shall we not connect The defiance of Mr..
! Clay 10 the Kentucky Legislature on the Bank
rur' Law-hs vote for Adams-the refusal of
Leigh. Archer, md Rivcs 10 obcy-the refusal OF
all the other Wing Senators when instructed
ana make an impressive appeal Ia the people Ia
/ proclaim. hv their votes that all sovereignty re-
sides IN the reoplc-that the power OF the Sena-
tor IS dcytrdtH'c. and his character representatives,
ana NJ II hollnd 10 obey or resign !! shall The
tendency OF the Government 10 an ar>iocracy,
already Too s,ron" lie Still! further increased by r.
cosni>ins rrc>ponShiy i'll The Senatel 1t is al
olhcrstep towards consolidation, and most eartl
one, ior II removes one -, Ike most potent
checks which tie people have over their law
Makers. This feature OF aristocfacy in Govern
nicni-lhe graz. OF privileges 10 associated wealth
the creation OF innumegable corporations by the
Saes-and the be>.owa OF legi ,ativc hCunticS
by Congress on those companies ny Tariffs. de-
posts, distributions ol partial grants of lands, &C.
are all LINKS in the same chain OF legislation tul'
he jar At the expense of the many The voice OF
ihc people is drowned in the cauor of the corpc-
ratons, and the cry OF oppression becomes faint
and feeble under the insoicnt rebukc Of thc pam
pcrcd and avariciouS manufacturer. The solemn
remembrance ard instructions OF the Legislature
oihe people are hurled back with scorn, and disrc
"arGcd mos, contemptuorsly-and the Congress
OF the Union, Instead of rejecting the will Of the
people, and administering neutrality-suspicious. aS
faithful stewards claim the rerosalives OF Royal
~, and dispense with partial hands bountie>, pri-
vilcoes and mmunilies"
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NATHL. PRICE, PrcSiGcaf.
JNo. ". KIRKpAraIcK S1frclNrN
THE COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK

A; a meeting Of the Democratic A Association O:
the county ofBrunswick held in the Court House
in Lawrcncevil!c, on the 22d instant, for the pur
pose OF appointing delegates to the Convention
10 be held in Charlottesville, on Tues lay, tie l0th
Of September ncxt-Col. lsham Trorcr was
called tn the Chair. ana George Stone appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of r. D. Turnbull, Esq, the Chair
announcedlhe following named gentlemen a Com
mlitec TO prepare suitable rcsolutic rs for the adop
ton of the meeting, viz: Robert d. Turnbull,
James J. Harrison, Col II. II Blicl, Gel. VIM.
Meredith, Dr. Creed Has!:ns, DR.. Henry Lewis,
JOS A. Riddick, Jas. HaskinS John Organ, and
John +. NIaclin.
The committee ha:in9 retired short time, re-
turned and offered he following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted
l. ReM'rcd, That our devotion Ia principles is
paramount, 10 our attachment 10 men; that we
unhesi,atinely Surrender all former prciercnces-
thai all divisions cmanating trom preferences,
are readily sacrificed fof The sake OF TIA, cordial
and complete union which will ensure glorious
success
, Rcw,reG. That we will sincerely and enthu,
siastica!lv supper; James X. Polk u Tennessee
for President, and George NJ. Dallas OF Pcnnsyr
vania. for Vice Presden,-thus redeemns our
pledge to sustain the Eomnccs OF The Baltimore
Convention, and TO exert ourselves with rniai'er-
ing perseverance Tor the triumph oil inc true pm
ciples OF the Cor Stiiu.ion.
8 i1,solrcd, That we approve ard adopt all the
Resolutions OF the late Democratic National
Convention assembled at Baltimore, as a fair
exposition Of tic principles of our creed, upon
Which as a common platform, all true Demo
crats iaav stand together in compact and hanno-
nious Strength.
l. ResoIced, That We especially respond TO the
declaration that our c7ltirc territory Of Oregon
should be faithfully maintained and that Texas
should bc restored 10 the United States, al the cal
cst practicable moment
5 Rcsoircd, That these new elements intro
duced into the Presidential election, require dis
cretion and forbearance, and the Democratic par
~ harmonized upon all other great constitutional
measures, in reference 10 these should neithcrin-
dulgc in useless recrminations Tor the past, nor
anticipate or terinent distractions OF councils tor
the future.
6. Rcsolccd, Tha, the restoration OF Texas ana
the preservation of Oregon, are great ha!iohai,
great American matters, IN support oil which The
Democratic party have already announced their
United will, and for their accomplishment they
OUGHT anil will as patriots. mite upon wise, pro-
ner and constitutional methods.
: Rs,ofred, That with the concurrence 81 the
nonuar will. embodied in the House OF Repre-
l.ntat;res, and the 'n0jor,tu Of the Senate, Texas
NAV lcadmitted as State into the Union with
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To TIC E.!ito1s Of he Ena,nrr !:

IhINCE EDWARD 20, June ID.
The Republicans of Prince Edward have Just
held meeting for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates to represent them in the approaching De-
nocratic State Convention. The meeting was
large and animated, and spirit Of energy and
decision pcrvadcd il.
On motion ofAlr. Nathaniel T. Venablc, Capt.
Nathaniel Price, ST., was called 10 The Chair,
and John NJ. Kirkpatrick appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been stated
by MIR Nenable in Il short bu, iorcibe and fppro-
pirate address, the following gentlemen were
Iec;c, TO represent The Republicans OF Prince Ed
war,i in the Convention, viz: Samuel c. Ander-
son, Thomas T. Trcdway, James H. Wilson,
Maj $ D. NcDcarmon, William A. Trent, vii
liam A. Leigh Capt Nathaniel d. Price, jr.,
John NJ. kirkpatrick, William +. Woouon,
Capt. Luther c. Jei!ries, DIR. William III. Chap
pei, James ". Womack, Joel w. Womack,
John r. Wilson, B. j. Worsham and William
c. Flounoy
NATHL PRICE, President.
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July l6

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, WASH
= rxuroS CouSTY, VA-The next session otlhis
institution will commence on THURSDAY, the 22d
of August. E1tuuu-Rev Charles Collins, NJ.
A.. President and Professor of Moral and Mental
Science. Rev Ephraim +. Wiley, NJ. A., Pro
fessor of Ancient Languages and Literature.
Edmund Langley. NJ A.. Professor OF Mathema-
tics and Teacher of Modern Languages. Ebcnc-
ger Stevens, b. A. Tutor.
The course Of study and plan oi Instruction are
substantially the same those OF the most rcspec-
table Colleges in our country. y hlgh standard
Of Classical and Mathematical studies Is Strenu-
ouslv maintained, but at the same time, those
which are practical and more directly connected
with the business of life, receive particular at
tenton.
Ecpenses-Studcnts pursuing the studies OF the
Collegiate Course are charged SIS per session OF
five months, ana 80 cents for tic use o! the Libra
rv Board is Il 80 per week. contingent,
charge OF 81 - is made for bell ringing, sweep
ing, sc. No extra charge IS made Tor washing,
fuel and room rem, although these items at sii-
lar institutions usually form very considerable
part of the expense Students in the Preparatory
Course are charged the same, excepting the tut
ton which varies irola $40 TO $;l2 80 per session
Total expenses for the year from SS' 10 SD
;srcrnn.eat-The government OF the College
is mild and parental. bu, energetic and iirm The
officers are constantly with the students, ever Tca-
DIX 10 restrain disorder to watch over their mo
rails and correct their evil habits; they also cal at
the same tables and reside with their families in
the same buildings.
The college buildings are spacious and elegant,
and Tor beauty and hcalthtulness of location un-
surpassed by any in the State. The salubfiy OF
the climate among the mountains is proverhial,
and the Faculty are determined that no College
shall Offer superior advantages for solid ech,ca-
ton The libraries number about 5000 volumes.
There is also a valuable cabinet OF minerals and
also all necessary Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus Z. COltLiNo;
June S-VW
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EXTRACT Of 4 hhc' ,tJom

'GUoCIlLAND. July 10, INiI.
"Nlr. 20. G.. Scott has been with rs to-day lie
has made powerful speech. Having contrast
ed, in al eloqucn: manner, the course pursued by
The Wing party in 1910, with that which it now
follows, he exposed tie eyi! consequences Of their
measures, ana then in mastery manner over
threw all the ohJections urged by the Wings
against the anncXatio,. OF Texas 10 our Union
Polk. Dallas and Texas
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WoRTHaM, McGRUnEE < co nave On maud, and
w are receiving, which t:I,y offer for sa.c:-
lbs hhis v. q. and Cuba Sugars
~ do. prime ST. croir do.
- bbis crushed and pulverized do.
s. boxes f.oaC do.
> do. Havana do.
- hhds stoIas5ts
a. hbis. ". y do
81 bags Laguayra AMI Rio Coff.s
- do 81. Domingo do.
lGl DO fine old Java do.
~ ;.acka2es Tea
- hh,s sinu,irr Bacon
100 slcAs Salt, factory filled
IJ sii-s sole Leather
- box-5 soe.n Candles
~ do Jn6d's r'tsnt sp"rm do.
i9 do W,odIu;fs ( iluas patent talIow Candles
so ke.s Mills
~ boSss Tin Plate
ton Enc Spslter
~ bags Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs
20 boxes Soap
> do varegated do.
~ ~ hols. No. ilerrinss
$50 hags Shot
le) boxes Sxl0 Gass
e so kegs Dapon,'s sporting and blasting Powder
~ w Nova Scotia Grind Stones
so terccs Lime
- dozen Ayes
Whale oil, Winter Sperm Oil
Cotton Yarns, Cotton Lines
Wrapping Paper, London Mustard
olive OIL, Starch, &C., &C., &c.
hest English Shoe Thread
IONS American Biisered Steel
tons Spring do
East do.
German dn
lis Pinu.l Plates 10
IONS s"edes, Tredesar, Country ind English
,W V H. comprising general assortment OF nearly
!uysS ''e' o. .,
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WILLS, KOHL &c-J. w. RAN
w DOLPH & CO, l2l West Main ST.
have received Pencillings by the Way, written
during some years Of residence and travel in
France. Italy, Greece. Asia Minor Turke: and
England, by y. P. Willis-First complete edi-
ton.
The two Sisters, or Lies Changes. BY author
Of "Taior's Apprentice &c. Price y cents
Scotland, Glasgow, the Clyde, Edinburgh the
Forth, Stirling Drummond Castle. Perth and
Yarmouth Castle, the Lakss-by J. :. Kohl
Price . cents.
July % %-Wu
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.HALlFAx, Co, Va, JULY lG.
II think ne shall run our majority OF SAB 1--WE
gave the same in 1886 and 1910 TO 600 at least.
Our friends here have taken fresh courage, and
seem determined 70 beat Clay as badly as they
beat Adams and Clay in 1925
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mo TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS,
LICORICE.-We have on hand ana shaii
continue 10 receive from Importers, the hest Dranas
Cala5ria Licoricc. Also an assortment OF second
.nd ,b;rd oual;ties-all for sale al the lowest
nr;ces '' DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
July l9
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July Ii 20-tScptl
UNIVERSITY OF VlRGlNlA-The chair
- Of the school of Mo,lern Languages oil this
institution having become vacan, by The resis-
nation Of Professor Charles kraitsir the Board
OF Visitors will proceed, al a special meeting on
the 10th September, 10 fill the vacancy thus oc-
casoned.
The compensation of The Professor consists of
salary Of one thousand dollars, ana lee OF
twenty-five dollars from each member Oh the
School. besides the use oi 4 comfortable dwelling
and garden, free of rent. The Languages taught
are German French, Spanish, Italian and An
glo-Saxon.
Applications may be addressed to the under
signed, at the University Of Virginia.
WILLIS Ii. WO0DLEY, Proctor.
July % @-tloS
FL. The r. Wing will publish regularly in the
country paper-and the New York American,
and New York Evening Post, the Boston Post,
and Boston Atlas regularly in their city or daily
papers until the 10th Of september, ana forward
their accounts To this Office for collection. One
/ copy OF the papers containing the advertisement
10 be sent 10 the Proctor with the cost OF adveitis-
/ ing.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGiNIA.-The next
/ u session OF this Institution vii! commence Oh
| the LIST of OCTOBER and terminate on The 4th OF
july following.
the schools OF the University, with their re-
speclire professors are
/. ANCIENT LASGuAGsS-Pro.esaor Harrison.
=. MongRx Observation-Disclosures -
3. MAT;iEM,TIcs-Prottssor CouItcnar.
II J. NATURAL Observation-Disclosures w. b.
Rogers.
5. Civil ENGIxEERlNG-The subjects of which
are divided between the the professors Of Mathe-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
/ t. CurxisrRY-Proi. X. T. Rogers.
4 Z. MEDciSE-Prot Howard.
s. ANATOMY .N3 SraGERy-Prof. Cahell.
9. MorM PnmosornY-pro. G. Tucker
/ 10 LAw-Proi H. ST. 3. Tucker
For more particular information in regard to
expenses. &c. see one OF the printed catalogues,
! or the Washington Globe, or the National Intel
ligencer WILLIS II. WOoDLEf,
Proctor and Patron.
July % S-tlOS
gT;The Richmond Wig requested TO copy in
+, the country paDcr.
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t'IMWOoD FOR SALE, Al ThE l.ai ~
"a DUCc3 PRIZE or 81 50 CENTS PER ACRE.
!csc To change my occupation has induced me 10 Of
fer the ,boye n,aee AT reduced PRICE Tiis r!an'a-
nn possesses aivlntages rarely 10 b. found combined
IA cne tract snch fine health, extensive pa7nraSe
II stock Of every iInt asrreaac and moral neiehOor-
hood NH large two-snry dwelling house, with three
roon,s aud large passage below aud v- rooms above
aud nassi.e, and almost all other convenience. cal
calaeG make il desirable resiacnce. IL II Il IN tbs
comfy &c hinwiddi- on the old stage road, ~ mes
from Petersburg and ~ miles from the Court house
and cou,aas between Is and C)0 acres, one half of
which standing in the original growth Of oak and
hickory, and Is fair tobacco land. This land is pecu'i
ar adapted 10 the growth 81 Wheat, Tobacco and Grass
II u divided into three shifts, with about twenty acres
Will IN Glover. There il also ,iOw .. Herds
Gss that may be enlarged 10 or 10 acres, If desired.
All persons VINO wish - purchase are requested TO view
lie ,rainises
Also, another tract, in the county, lying on Ap-
p'nt,oN river, Is miles above Petersburg, containing
l2) aud haf acres This Land is Of very superior
o. ty, every foot of which is standing in the virgin
srnwth and was valued 10 by Commissioners three
wears ago a. 50 per acrr. SIR Tho.ia1 Hann. who
yves near, VIII how 1t 10 any person who wishes 10
pnrca,s~.
rerms for both Of the above tracts viii be liberal
SAMUEL. PRYOR
Iyi
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OEO NEGROES FOR SALE.-Thc sub
Wv scriber will sell, by private contract, in
families and los 10 suit purchasers, The above
named number Of likely and valuable negroes at
any time between The present date and The FIRST OF
December next. or until that number or there
abouls is disposed oil Southern planters ana 9th
ers riSttngto pHrctGst, are requested 10 call up
on the subscriber, residing near Lorelu Post Of
flee, Essex county Va.-and all letters ofcnquiry
pas, phil, will b. promf,l; attended 10. The IA
clitics for transportation, hy land or water, are
very good, and the negroes, as lot, are equal to
anv ever offered Tor sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR,
Inly I1-tf Executor of ROh't p Warning.
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yXTAKEFItI.D FOR SALE.--I offer at pri-
w va,c sale the above Farm, (rear.y 500
acres. five miles above Aylets, in King VIII
liam county. on the river road II is considered
healthy and in every respect comfortable resi-
dcncc The neghborhood is unsurpassed; and z
large portion OF the land Giving on Herring Crcck)
productive: capabe of Welding. from the labor
OF hanls, from 30 to 500 bbls. corn, and from
100 to 500 bushels wheat
A long credit might be Obtained on the greater
pari of The purchase money; and possession given
bv lst January next, IT earlier, il desirable; and
arrangements could be made with the growing
crops. 2s wish 10 remove to the ncighborhood Of
Taylorsvllc (Hanover,) daring he Fail.
As 10 the hcalthness, pleasantness, and many
comforts Of this place, beg leave to refer To DR..
VIM Gwathmcv and the Rev. VIM Hatchctt,
VINO have been the only propricors, besides my
self within the last 30 years.
RICHARD GWATHMEY.
Juiy Is 20-w3w
r AND IN DINWIDDLE FOR SALE
IL | wish TO sell valuable Tract d; Land,
styled HORSE SHOE, l?ing il the bend Of Not
toWay River, and containing scvcn hundred and
six;Y acres Thercare on This Farm Granary,
Crib and Negro Houses, and in 4 Short time there
will I've erected an Overseci's House and Stables.
Will also sell a Plantation situated Oh Butter
WOOL Creek, ten mics East ol parVlls :, ana
three miles from Leacli's Tavern, containing 006
acres, with all the houses requisite for the COM
fort and convenience of scnicc! family.
Both Of the above Farms are we'll watcfcJ, and
adapted TO he growth of the staple commodities
of this section ot Virginia. Further description
is unnecessary. as il IS presumed, that persons
desirous 10 purchase, will yiewlhe lands.
An undispG;cd title can he given 10 every acre.
IumS-N credit Of one, two and three years.
with Bond and approved security; also, Deed
of Trust, if required. 5. L. il. RICE.
Harri>v;ilc, brunswick county, Virginia.
June II l2-Wu
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EXECUTORS SALE Or LAND AID
II SLAVES.--ln pursuance o. the last will
and testament of the late DIR. Abncr Nash, the
subscriber offers Tor sale his Tract OF Land, il.
the county oi Amelia lying on AppomattoX ii
yer. immediately adjoining the Clement Toxin
Mills
The Tract contains / 10 acres. OF which 2l3
acre; are river low grounds aud about TO acres
oi creek land, all well di;che, and III COOL farm
ing condition with an ample supply ot Woodland.
The qual.v Of The nigh laid Is equal la anr IN
the neishbor!ool and is we'll adap;cd 10 Tn,
Growth 81 Corn Wheat. and Tobacco. The I'M
provemcnis are of the best qualify consisting OF
a handsome Prick Dwelling House, with all he
ceSs;.ry farming and out-houses-such as Tobac-
60 Houses, Barns, Stables, Carriage House, &c.
-inGSt oil which have been h;lil, within the last
few years. The terms of sale arc-Onc-thiri OF
the purchase money in hand, and the balance in
two equal annual in-lalncnis, with he privilege
of sowing a crop OF Wheat This Fall, and entire
possession 10 be given nor before the first day Of
January ncx. Ii desired, an arrangement; can
be made for much longer credit upon lie two last
payments, upon the payment OF interest after they
respectively tall due.
II the above tlaci OF land is no, previously dis
posed oil at private sale (and il! il should be- cue
notice viii be civen,) it will be sold al public
auction. 10 the highest bidder, on The premises, Oh
THURSDAY the III day of August next, i,
fair ii not the next fair day.
And at the same time and place, the subscriber
will sell Il, public auction, for cash. several valua-
be Slaves belonging 10 the same estate.
JOHN ". NASH,
Executor of Ahner Nash, dec.
L L.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOLlNSTAUNTON, BY PIKE Pow
ERs.-The exercises ofthis School will be rcsum-
ed on the LIST Monday in September and terminate
the last Friday in June, with two public semi-an-
nual examinations.
TERMS For board and tuition ten months, $3.50:
iorexxpenses OF school room and apparatus 100
payable one halt on the LIST of September, and one
half on the Isl of February
July IT. 20-tScptl