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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
PORTSMOUTH. VIRGINIA

MRS COMEGYs intend. 10 open Schooljfor Board
WI ing and Day Pupils in the town a. Portsmouth,
commencing Monday thu 9Th of October neat, and clio
sing the last of July. She will endravor. by the ulo,t
cart est eSerons, 10 make IL character rs high rs that
o. any other Female School IN the country The er en
nf the Of study the thctoucnrss al The instuc
tion will She hopes render il unnrC saIy Tor any r
scholars to So ex elsewhere The ccnplrrn of their edit
tlon and every facilfy will be offered them in adding
ledge of hooks and things Especial care will be taken
tyatc refined taste and such delicacy oi feeling
may Impress itself upon the actions and manners.
will asu be- the constant aim OF The Principal, 10
maxi the DISCIPLINE The studies, and all the internal ar
ringemen:s Of The School conform Ia Chris ian p'inc
pr. and serve Ia mpant in the hearts Of her pupils
deep love for sacred things and hearty devotion 10
God the Saviour.
Those m particular who heroine members Of her IA
my will excite the same soiicidr. and receive the
SAME Jealous III tbs respect "a cr own child en-
aud they will thus be czaccrd Ia govern their least nc
lions hy the rules of Christian duty. There will not
however lie in this system OF education any attempt 10
inru cate partial and ,ectarlan opinions.
Gentle influences, candid and truthful teaching will
be The only means employed; aud To these, u Is hope
no ono will object.
Mira Comeeys will be- assisted by teachers of ability
aud energy thoroughly acquainted with the hran' hes
entrusted IN them; and others will he added Ia their
numhrr, whenever the slr oi The school sha require
H. Their cyerIions, her own constant snperyisnn-the
many Natural advantages ana beauties Oh Inc pare-ihe
hrainrss nf The sra-ar and bath n: wis., she risiS
induce the citizens nf Portsmouth, and OF Virginia TO
ccnfie their daughters TO her care
Trsss-Onr-half in advnnce-rsmainder March the
let
For Bard and Tuition in all The English branches,
for The scholastic year nf Ten months, s2uU
Day srlal RS, in the English branches, 80
For French, 90
For Latin, 30
Drawins 20
Other Modern Languages and Music at the Professors
charges.
Reference may be made 10 RI. Rev. Manton Eastburn
y. H., Risho, OF massachusetts; Rev. George Wnol
bridge, Rnhmor d. vrg,nl; Dr Francis u Deanr, Rich
mond, Virginia; Rev Upton Zeal, Norfolk; Tazewrl
Taylcr, Esq No,folk; W. +. Hopkins E.q., Sorfnk
Rev. J. u. Winrhcld Portsmouth; Mnrdaugh Esq,
Portsmouth,; Dr X. Waits Pori smoutI: Or. X. h. Bur
Portsmouth; John II. Hatton, Esq Portsmouth.
Sent 0-fJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

A number Of residents Of Washington City
have waited upon The President and expressed to
him the wish that Judge Thruston's successor
should be selected from The Bar OF the District OF
Of Columbia A meeting Of the Bar has been
held upon The same subject. JdGse John \. Ma
son, present Attorney General Of The U. States,
Christopher Neale, Esq, Of Alexandria, Colonel
James NJ Mason and VIM Smith, Esq, OF Vir-
GINA, and p r. Fendall, Esq., OF Washington,
are mentioned as being recommended for.lhe va
cant Judseship
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a Teacher Isasnfce!

At THE HICKORY NECK ACADEMY.
IN consequence Of determination Ol the present
cuIaut al t:,r above Intuition I" return TO- and In
c.tc permanently IN his native county, the Academy
viii be in nj Telch, after the last day of Ucto
her This Institution is situated IN al the most de-
lehtfu, healthy, and den.-y populated nc.rlboi-
hoods IN Eastern viIginIl N which lir: and highly
profitable Scnno with certainty b- secured for HE
nr,i twelve fifteen Gears.
Sthnol ha- numb, rel from thirty 10 thirty i've
schars yer -,ion Tor the last three yrnIs, majority
OF whom have been studying the Classics AMI higher
branches usually taught IN an Academy, In conse-
grucr of the cheapnesS OF board and the facilities at
furdrd in travelling, both 10y stag and steamboat he
former az which passes directly by aud The latter with
in = few miles 81 the academy gentlemen abroad can
afford send their wards IT comparatively tn
hing cot. Applicants for the abose situation are re-
ured produce, from Literary instt ion OF note,
81 isGicnry testimonials of competency 10 teach the
Greek and Roman Classics the junior course of Mahr
matcs Including the Theory and Practice nj Surveying,
the use of Maps aud Globes, together with the other
higher branches Of English Education usually taught
IN institution. OF similar g;ade. Communications for
further part cars addressed the Subscribers tpcst
paid will be received and promptly attended 10. TO The
first of November next. +. PiGGOT,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
P. S-The npichbnhood requires, and IL Is confident
Is believed will sustain, both Male and Ftmlle instl-
tuition. r. w. u.
1aCf
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CITATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, South ll,h
- c,reat

- Ra O-N > Ot lCl,, no. y, SOutA IAN
~ Street.
Iet all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToSs the man.
Drawn Nos of Leeshurg Lottery, No. 81, Sept.
81 10 - Z II Is 81 IS 53 4 81 81 >
Ticket Nos. 10 Il 81, one more prize, sold and
paid By STRATTON
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria, Extra POS, Sept. !
3 Us G5 - 20 30 81 Il l3 , rs 50 IL IL IS
Ticket Nos. Is Us y one more prize. sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongala Lottery, No. Sc
Sort. 5th:
81 40 IS 80 80 | 81 1928 &C.
Whole Ticker, Nos % 40 81, -Four more Phi
Do. , 50 Is, yes in one Lote-
Do. IS ii, nv, sold and paid
Do. : 45 AZ, BY SrR.rros
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 2l3
Q Is Al - g.. - 81 Is So IS Is II II ~
Ticket Nos. 81 Is IS, one more prize, sold
ana paid BY STRATTON
Drawn Nos Of Lcesbnrg Lottery, No 81, Sept 8.
GO i3 81 Al 81 ~ q 9 6 "a , II.
Sept q
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: - -
NJ II 8 DIR T., w

d ESPECTFULLY informs her former pa
II irons and The public, generally, that the eI.
ercises Of her School will be resumed on Mon
day, the ooh OF September next. A lew young
ladies can be accommodated with board. All pu-
pills are considered as entered for the Session, I'M
less there is an express understanding 10 tie con-
trary Sept g-2aW.iw
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cent. 9Elafi, SUSAN F. HARRISON.

NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
rINIE subscribers, al No. Main street, have I'st e-
1 ceiveh ND n,rEci brau,il'il l-sutarnt OF new
and fashionable GOODS for ladies' wear 10 which they
particular call HE attention of cuu:ry merchants aud
otheIs purchasing in this marari--
:;rptr Fru ard Rips, rich and beautiful article
Fine new si,it Cashmere T.. Co.'S English and french
Super figured RUumr,Ias
Super figured McDoras and IenOhias
Striped aud tlIlbgealIe ihcrtres
Figured Eulans and Fouard Mu-lius
Plain aud figured Alrafcas
Black and blue Cohurrs. for ladies' dresses
New style Fall Prints, large assortment
WGnllen aud other ShiwlS in great variety
Linen camiric and other liendktrch'rfs
Long hal-in.ered Mitt4 black and white
Black and white silk Hose
JacUnrt and SWISS Auslins
PLAIN and cheek t'anbIc, large assortment.
Iise lace and Edaing
Paris mp and & rdlcs, black aud colured $500
Black Bombazine, Sllk, Florrncc Braid aud VINO"
Bnnnris
Bonnet, Cap and I.usirine Ribbons.
These goods, with mary others, have been seie''eu
with much care, and will be offered 10 purchasers eA
lr, mely low.
LONDON, WlLLINGHaM & DREWRY.
Sept. y rgdlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

The scafoldns has been stripped from The
secple Of the new Episcopal Church OF 81. Pauls
and il towers 10 the skies in all its grace, SIM
pie elegance and beauty. Gentlemen who have
travelled from the North assure US, that il is the
handsomes, spirc they have seen. As We look
ed at il, about twilight few evenings since, the
young moon just rising behind il, We were struck
with its beauty and imposing effect. The Church
will be finished very shortly, and will do high
credit TO The accomplished architect, Mr. Stewart
Of Philadelphia. We shall shortly give more
detailed description OF this noble structure.
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~ tREIAGES.

Married on 20:h August, AT The residence OF
DR.. {. NJ. Walden, Carroll county, Mississippi,
BY he Rev. A. S. Bailey, Mr.. LOTS W. iiER-
RiNG. Of Lenoir county, North Carolina, 10 Miss
EM;rT l.. Valdez, formerly OF Charles City coun-
". Virginia.
Married at Liverpool England, 18th I'll, GaA-
HAM WiLLMoFr, Esq, 1.-The Middle Temple, bar
risler Al Law, 10 .To>frniNE, daughter Of lie late
Lieutenant Colonel Sc!den, t. 5 Army, Va
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80 Capitalists and others.

HOWEtl.S PATENT TANNING; MACHINE FOR
TANNING HIDES ASD SKINS.
THE sub'cfb,r having purch.--d the Paionf o.
D the above :or the following States. viz -
trct of Columbia, Virginia, Sorh Carolina, Ten.
nesser, Alabama, Vii rs ippi, Louisiana, Arkai "a.
aud Michigan j. prepared Ia negotiate on itvori
hlr The ,ar uf ndivi.iuii ri.hts, right. ?
counties, aud for Of he above Ststrs
min. has aSays teen considered prun'lh'c bfhrt %
manufacture under i- ordiGaTy 81 conducting
by which II requires from four 10 ~ months - tsn
sO.e leather, Inch - effected BY HE new pieces, IN ~
teen Ia by dat Sani. in case ~! calf .sns FROM ~
10 rr.en hnNTuu> enlhiln. Tie manufacturer 10 i'm
his money IN prnpouinnli- iain per annum There Z,
also saving Of hity cent IN labor mud hN'r. at@
the leather mad. Is better and Heavier ihdn U-iid
annrry caan"t be put IN orttatiun an mrGrthi-
amount 81 Capital ~ when HOWELL Machine Attend
~ 10 be- used n, sides The advantages al Adopting IN
TannrrI,s air adv eslnD -frh " hch could be- done Al a
trlning cost, Tins improvement offers strors inducements
Ia persons foo starting tie business, which, al The same
time, r"u a be :iatr additional OF pfuht d.
many engaged In iarmrg or planting operations. The
prices charged viii he tIr have been 'ri
similar instances by the faienee, viz f.r a single
right S2Jn, night for county $500
To any person person. purchasing The Patent ;"r
State, viii he put at ra- that VIII enable them r.
double, " not treble. the amount invested. 10y -rlH:
out rights for individuals aud for count For iU'I
particulars, address post paid :. H. Bartlett, No u
Beach suert. New York, or Albion Office, y. York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
LAW SCHOOL.

HAVING derived great advantage 10 my
IL health from travelling this Summer, pro-
rose 10 open Law School in the city Of Rich.
inond, 10 be conducted on the plan pursued By
me at the University Of Virginia. NY princi
pal Text book will be my own Commentaries
which may be procured By the Sluden, from my.
self; other books necessary 10 the course NAV be
readily procured, as they are wanted, in Rich
mond. The School 10 be opened on he 18th o
November, and - close ON the 18th OF May
The course will embrace Lectures on National
Constitutional and Municipal Law. The Fec
for admission into the School will be $50, paya
BILE on entrance.
HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
SEN At
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-f'C no" IVVCI'II'- tINII
Fall stock Of Goods
CONSERVATIVES.

H. on yoHy eHarG, II I'm tro"M ar0m i~Pos,:iol
V,EOHrSON'S COMPOUND SlRt T. OF TAR iAD
WOOD NAPliTliA-ThIs nniivall-d med, III
Pumon rs Consumption, was first introduced 10 pubic
,hr Fan Of lei3, ard iha, TIM u: eg,H.
tic strides Ia popular favor aitosriir feceuenir
in the Annals "f medicine, md thousands thosant-
tbfouc!nui the land living that mri..
cine rvrrhiscovered has effected such astounding
Of Consumption.
The wonderful popularity Of his medicine has Ia
ducrd sundry 10 initiate II, and rr for sale
ices ia nearly similar names thus c'rrNBs III IN.
stsprcting and practising gr,-s lmpn>i'inn on ~ II.
VALID The proprietor, therefore, frrl- oalrd upon
s,I-mny 10 warn The consumpive ptilrnt 1ran-t nll
preparations purportins 10 b- syrup of Tar aud Wood
Napiha, except the original pr paiaon, Thompson :
Compound syrup of Tar aud Wood Aspiis, the onlv
medy that r relied upon for the radical OF Pol
monary Diseases. Delay or tamper!ns wih PHlmonlp
Consumption leads certainly TO a,ai result, therefore
he not deceived, but AK Tor III, mps"n's Compound
Syrua nf Tar and Wood Napha, and take no oAef.
Price. - cents per hct;ie-siX bottles f,r 81 ST.
For sale IN X chnond by ALEXANDER DIVA.
60 General Agents; in Petersburg hy tina les Cor.
ling; Nn:fhk nv VI A Santos; IN lyHohhurg by John
n S-ay; III Fredericksburg by Dr James Cooke. and G.
n Hunt. Sept 5
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uOYT'S PRIZE onFICE.-Drawing O.
L L fine scheme co.nes 10 hand BY | o'cloci. To-
dav. Capitals, prizes Of 10000 dollars, 80 Of
1000, &c. Tickets s. sha Is in proportion. Sale,
close at / O'Clock.
For This Evening, 1000 capital. Tickets 80
packages ior sale on The usual .srms, al
HOYTS OFFICE
SEPT. Q No. 3 Exchange
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NEW STOCK

OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
UARLES & NJ E R w IN
4 RE receiving their stock OF Fall and Win
IL Ter Dry Goods Their assortment is large
and complete, comprising the most OF The latest
styles OF Foreign and Domeslc-all which will
be sold al small advance for cash or 10 punclual
customers.
No. 229 Gramiis FIost Building,
Broad Street, Shockoe Hill
P. s. Orders from the country faithfully at
tended 10. @. &. nj.
Sept. 2-eo9i
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We call public attention 10 the advertisement
Of the School of MIR. Pryor, at Williamsburg
We are assured upon good authority, that This
excellent Seminary is unreservedly commended
BY the Faculty Of William and Maryland has
earned for itself high character in the eyes Of
is patrons and Of the public.
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FIPTFEY D1I.IAps REWARD.

I WILL Civ the ahnve reward 10 any one who VIII
] apprehenf, aud deliver 10 mr, have secured IN
Jail so that can ret him after lr Is caught my
boy CHARLES. who Gif about Ea-tc'. charles Is
ou,re DARK about - years old feet or inches high,
and has wife liyidg n Mr. E.wad fuckers. oil iht
couny-was purchase by Nr. Jhus. Spencer, !creas-
ed. Trustee OF Mrs Owen, Of SUSSEX and may Probably
be in his old neighhorht ID rcrplirtt 10 marks az Pc
cuiaritirs about the boy By which can designate him
more infinitely. If he should be- apprrhcnd'd out Of my
n-ighbnrhood, line addressed Ia me. at Diamond
Grove Brunswick will be most laialu 10 me, ana lis
contents promptly attended 10.
sui o-I,f St.sAS = HARRISON.
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Mr.. ISuYkc:s School.

TIME School Of the undersigned will be oper
Il on Monday next, the 18th inst, in the new
School-house on Grace Street.
The course Of studies will embrace the An
cient and Modern Languages Mathematics, Ma
Iural Philosophy and Chemistry, and Moral Phi
losophy. In all the departments, care has be!
taken 10 pTovid persons highly qualified and, a,
the number will be strictly limited 10 CO. and NJ
youth will be admitted, whose moral standing j.
no, unimpeached-an moreover, II is the nien
ton OF the undersigned 10 maintain a whole
some discipline, enforcing strict morality, in
cucatng Christian principles and promoting di.
iigen; and perseverng indusry-he hopes 10 be
useful 10 those who are willing 10 commit their
children 10 his care. The Mathematical De.
partment will be conducted by Mr.. CHARLES II
JuDsoN, concerning whose qualifications PROBES
scr Ccurlrnay, OF the University of Virginia
Tins writes, in letter addressed to the under
signed:
"Hc received The degree OF GrGGHats in he
Std0oL II oiaticmat,cs-an honor 10 which !
conceived him richly entitled by the diligence.
fidelity and success with which his studies had
been pursued. have no hesitation, therefore, in
tesifying most cordially 10 his familiar acGnain-
lance with the branches OF Mathematics usually
required 10 be laugh, in School or Academy of
The higher ORDER and take pleasure in adding,
that believe him possessed Of the other qualities
tiuns requisite 10 constitute an excellent teacher.
would adj, as not uniniportant in the quaiiica-
tons OF a teacher, that Mr.. Judson's moral cha
racter, whilst member OF thu University, has, 10
the best Of nv belief, been above suspicion
(Si9ncd) EDWARD II. COURTENAY,
"Prot Aalh. University Of Va"
Modern Languages vii! lie taught bv a highly
distinguished Frenchman, whose quaiifc lions
and character are vouched for by high authority,
anu who is engaged at a heavy expense.
IL Is proper 10 remark, that the elementary
studies, forming the foundation Of, TIE general
course, Shall receive s,ric, attention. The under
signed may be seen al his residence near The "a
Presbyterian Church. VIM BURKE.
Sent 81,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
port OF MOND.
uish Water This day, Sept. Q, at O'Clock, a: \
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus Parrish Baltimore.
Schr. Nassau, Matthias New York, sundrles,
10 Webb Bacon & Co, Smith & llarwood lalen-
tine, Bleeden & Co., J. II. Anthony, W: > q ,.
Donnan. r. X. Duval, Parrish & Beasely, +. y
( lanes & Co, HAYES, Vandeursen 4 Co.
S. Sutherland, J. Busher, A. S. Woodbridge, W.
Ritter ]. Thompson s. Co. Boyd, Edmond & Co.
Peakc. Jones & Winston, Biniord & Nimmo,
Cav, Mathews & Co, L. d. Crenshaw Coz II.
Ludlam & Co Wadswonh, Turner 20, 1.
r. Price Dunlop, Moncure & Co, A. II. Wilder,
a Duyal < Co. Vanlew, Smith & Co, Keen Y
Co. J. II. Anderson, W. M. Harrison, Biniold
* Leitwich, Royal & Morgan, }. Goode, y. "A.
Strecker, Davenport & Allen, London, wiling
ham & Drewry, Deane & Brown, Drinker q Nor
ris. j. c. Crane, L. NJ. Rose, ID. 4 c. r. Well r,
J. S Fleet, G. D. Yale, Blair ( Brockenbrousn'
]. n. Gordon, Kent, Kendall & Atwaler, Lathrop,
Christian & Co. Brooks, Bell & Hudson, t. &
C. Ellis, Il. NJ. Allen & Co., Warren & Fariss
W. Fremont.
Schr Fl. Ingram, Baltimore, sundries.
Schr Eliza Ann, Tyler, Old Point, light.
Schr Ver,nadela. Welsh Norfolk, Sundries
Schr. Brilliant Hall, New York, ballast.
Schr Gen Scott, Doushley, New York.
SAILED,
Schr Kite, North Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sept 8-CIcared, schr. indie,
pcndence, Powers, for Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond; ai>o, schrs Fox, Phillips, and / j.
Is Ann, Applegarlh, for Norfolk and Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6-AIrived, schrs.
Lagrange, Crowel, and Catherine Amanda, Teal,
from Richmond Cleared, schrs. Orator, Scott,
Elizabeth, Yates, and brig Jos. Cowperhwae,
Evans, for Redmond.
NEW YORK, Sept CARVED. schr. Mar
gare,, Woslom, from Petersburg.
SPOKEN, Sept. ?, of Chatham, brig George
Haskell, from NewburyporI, bound 10 Richmond.
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orr sLANDERERs ABROAD.

Who can fail 10 admire The spirit aud manly
lberah,y with which the notle-heaned ltishmah'
Scot alluded 10 below threw himself into the
arena in behalf OF insnlted America With num-
bers arrayet, against him, he had The courage 10
speak the truth and vindcate our fair name. Il
will be seen Tia; young O'Connell inheris all
The venom Of the great Agiiaior. He will find
,ha, hi, violence and misrepresentation will go
lar 10 weaken the sympathy of The United States
for the cause of Repeal. Our feelings are with
he oppressed, who are struggling to tree them
selves lfom military and diplomatic despolism
blu, we cannot afford 10 waste our sympalhies
upon men, whose mouths pour forth insults and
ou,rages upon our own citizens. We quote irop
foreign papers, received By Caledonia:
"REPEAL ASSOCIATION.
"Alr. ]. O'Connell read letter from his father,
dated al Derrynane Abbey, announcing that The
speedy and certain advent OF repeal depends upon
The zeal and activity OF The repeal WaIdens, and
the return of sixty members from the Repeal As
ISOLATION 10 Parliament He also urges The As
ISOLATION 10 take the most active means, by coun-
sci and influence, TO prevent The Catholics but
especially 10 caution all Repealers from inter-
ieriny in any way and from, in any respect, I'M
pedina The Orangemcn in their coming demon
slra!ion. Between the Repealers and the Orange
men he SAYS. There is no real cause Of quarrel,
or even Indifference In Wexford the green arches
across the roads were, in many instances, deco
rated with orange lilies. II is thus we can best
attain the repeal" Mr.. J. O'Connell held forth
\, considerable length upon the usual topics as
sailin. England Sir Robert Peel. slavery and The
annexation of Texas. A MIR. Scott took up the
cudsels in behalf OF America and slavery, Prin-
,ipaly, as appeared, on account Of The funds :
This again called up Mr.. ]. OCoDnell, who
said, "Whal! paliia;ion Of slavery from an
Jrishman An lrishnan talking Of !, thus-an
Irishman daring, will say, 10 talk OF il as an
institution clear hear, loud cheers, and mark
ed senSa,ion.) How dare he, ASK, tax TO us,
as Irishmcn and Christians, OF slavery "a an m
N,tniion-a domestic institution, iorsoo'h, 10 DC
tolerated in civilized landl (Hear, hear and
sen>alion) How dare he come herc'-Mr.
Scoi,-"Whal! how dare come here 2" MIR.
]. O'Connel-"Y how dare you come here for
such purpose? (Hear, hear) You have as
good riehi 10 come here as have; but you
have no right 10 cast reproach upon us Tor doing
our duty 10 Christianity" CLEAR, hear! loud
cheers, and scnsation.) There was afterwards
some warm discussion. the chairman determining
that The question Of Amer lean slavery was mol be-
fore the meeting al all, and MIR. Scott insisting
upon being heard, declaring that he was as much
opposed TO slavery as Mr.. OConnell himself, but
protesting against the Association being made the
vehicle Of a sanderous attack upon the Ameri-
cans Ultimately peace was restored by putting
down the subject, and the weeks rent was announ-
ced 10 be f267 It's. lid"
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WILLIAMSBURG MALE AND FEMALE
St,NtlN

TIE Scholastic T-im of This Seminary begins on The
Isl Oriohr. l-i5 aud ends the last al juiy, 'slb
The course oiDttuctCn embraces On addition Ia HE
usual Lr inches 81 a PLAIN English Eturannl Ehrnrir,
Composition. osic Ethc>. Mental Philosophy, Chtms-
ny. Natural Philosophy, aaih-mac-, and The Greek
and Latin Languages. The p'incIra, text hook. atr
khkha,n English GIammu. Arc!ei's geography aud
Atlas. Blar's Rhetoric rds.rs IL gc. Palcy'- horal
Philosophy, Browns Lectures Mental Philosophy f,
Smiths Chemistry, Dlmsie4d, Aaural Pan.opny, ia,
vie-' Arithmetic, Algeria. Geometry, surveying and
Calculus, and lie most approved editions of The JAS
.!cs.
Board fu,inc that Term IN it- most comprehensive
sense viii be- inrh>hr.! of sl2u term. Tuition VIII
net hr lrss than $50 r"f in"tc Than So 4 term
one half of lie boar! and unto II>t lee paid IN ad'
vance aad ihr other halt an The Isl 81 larh. Buafirrs
wi lee tiitfs.i with b ari, and pupils with TRITON,
fn The iimr If heco.'he such IL tie end o The term,
unrs. wiihd avn by ,hr ron nj Of The subscriber.
Persons wishing 10 pair nRr his Seminary are relief
red ~ The Professors cf William and Mary, or 10 the
Card ci ,hr sub ctih published la; term. IN he h;rh
mond and Norfolk pagers. {. }. u. PRfok.
Williamsburg, sex. a-CtlDO
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DOMAIN 4 BROTHER
TTOR NEYS 1T IA ",

PETER>BURd, Va,
TTESD rr.uil.., a.. The crus held for The town 81
~ Petersburg a.i the oo:nicl Of Ifu;.wirk, Dinw ID
die, Amelia Chesterfield AID Pine George
TEey promise fn,ifny IN at,raa 10 all hi,iars> en-
trusted 10 il.r management, particularly I" me {" u
ton snd securing debt, ad viii 60 tp any lar cl the
world Ia after tu-il.--. briag well compensated
Tie public ARE hereby assured, that their hisnrss
shall lie strictly attended TO-
JAMES VI. DOMAIN.
They refer, in Richmond, II Mr>sr.. H. w & j.
Fry * Co WIN. II. MArfariand Webb, B,c"n & 20
CHARLES F. OshGrnc W. :. * J. Dunman, Lewis I'LL
John Mab-m < Co. Richard Ill., j., Editors oi The I'm
quirer, Editors Of the Wing. Vim. Gouidin, Messr'
Griswold & Claiborne. Attorneys, &c.
p r,hnrr. Va. Sent. q. S.i=Irt