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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY


y Y vIituc al a decd OF trust executed by Abnrr Ro-
- bIn>on, which hears date on the 18th dry oi No'em-
Der, in The year lsi2, and has becn duly admitted 10 re-
cord, the undersigned vii prncrcd, on Saturday,, the 9TH
day OF December, lsii, ~ - n'c'ock, precisely, al The
Tavern Of Col. Cliailr~ l.. Goodal, IN III. county at
Hanover, 10 sell, by public auction, TO the highest lid
der, for cash. The plantation, IN the county of Hanover,
called COLES HILL, now in the occupancy OF Mrs
Mary Cole, aged about TO- IS lo has 4 lie interest IN
II. The plantation contains 'Jo acres Of land, aud VIII
he sold tor such, more or less Is Of the usual quality of
lands in The nrI2hborhood, and ~ IN an excellent neigh
soriicud, and l. entirely healthy.
IT. situated On tbr South Anna river, about 20 miles
rom Tue city uf Richmond, aud ah"ut 10 miles from fir
,e-'irner oi Vol. tioodall, and about 10 miles from lay
'"i..iie, on Tue Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
ne p,ah'd.'"h WV b. sod subject Ia the lIr estate of
titi, j. believed IL be- perfectly good
Nov. dds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
D1- PoSTPoNEMENT.-In consequence Of the in.
clrnIency of the weather, the above saie Is postponed
uniiI the lilh day Of January, Lett.
Dee. lG-ctds AME LYONS, Trustee.
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China Hail,
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA. GLASS
EARTHENWipE

FAIL SUPPLY OF CHINA. GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE.
II ! the ships NoEtrzuma and Adirondack. sIa Nrw
~ Yurk, aud the Virginia. al City Point. iroa I.l,t,
p"o', The subscriber has received the larger portion al b ,
fall supplies, and by the ship Iarkaway, from l.iyripooI.
daily expected al rty Point, hr viii receive the remain.
der # his stock Of China aud E~art.rnwafr, direct frOu.
the manufactures, consisting oilnrw shapes and pattern.
By the regular packets from Boston lac is IN receipt a
his supplies oi Glass from the IN sHuf ieturirS, and i PR
pared Ia offer a very large aud desirable assoumen 81
superior Good In his line.
Country Merchants. and all Others. arr particular! IL.
vited 10 examine his goods; and prices, as sironc iniuct
nrnis, will be- offered 10 those who buy for cash and 10
punCtual customers.
4 yer. large assortment Of Lamps, Looking Gla..r',
Stone Ware, &c, &c, on hand.
HUGH A. WATT.
Aug. u No. -, West Main street.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN pursuance of an order OF the United states Court
1 for The Eastern District of Virginia. made on the l2ih
day OF january, lSIl, in the case Of Hopkins & hull
against George B. Taliafero, the undersigned, Special
Assignee in that case, under the act of Congress 10 es-
tabli-h n uniform system of bankruptcy Throughout The
United states. passed on the 18th day of August. 1871,
will, on MONDAY, the 1T day of December next, mat
being The Court day OF Gloucester county, al me Court
house Of The said county, sell. by public auction, 10 The
highest bidder, all the right, lille and interest III me real
and personal estate Of the late Francis Thofnion, near
Gloucester Court house, derived by the s1id ''e"rse Is.
Taliaf.rro By purchase from William w. Jones, when
interest was conveyed by Sterling Thornton 10 w IMAM
W. Jones TO secure 4 debt TO Cole L Shelton, and en-
braces an estate for the life Of Mrs. Elizabeth !" Talla-
ferro. who was The widow fthr said Francis lhorhtoh,
in posses.iun Of about four hundred acres, and an -stat"
in remainder Of one ninth Of the tract 81 lana near
Gloucester Cont house, called Roaring Spring. contain
inp abou, twelve hundred acres, and The Ike estate IN
nnr.uintb of ten very likely Negro Slaves, and some I'M
certain amount Of stock. The sale will he without re-
s,rye and as il il presumed that persons " no may desire
IN nurchase such property viii examine II before tho
dov Of sale, a minute description Of IL Is deemed super
iuous. -.
TFRMS-Thr order Of the Court, under which the
sale will be made. directs that II shall be for cash,
unless the amount of the purchase shall be a hundred
dollars or more: If more than that sum, II shall be on a
rred,i of three months. with interest from The day OF
saIr-the purchaser executing a bond for the same with
good personal security.
Nov. IA "iNphhM NEWT nS'Snee'
\. B.-The sale of the above property IL %postponcd
until MONDAY, the ath day Of January, 1886, when IL
will certainly take place. ~
Her. 5-CtdS hlNbufM Nbhi.
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THE Exercises al the ninth annual session 81 tn,
i Institution vii commence on The 22j January urtt
The scholastic Year VIII be divided into Two .r,sinn,,
with one months vacation during The summit.
The subscriber will be- aided by hi. present accom-
pli>hrd associate, Mr J H.. Pitts. " hose hieh aud vArri
requirements. patient and persrvering assIGniiy, in-Gfr
the efficient ~dl-charge of his duties.
The colrsr Of instruction Will embrace The English.
Latin, Greek and French Languages, the elements ~
Chemistry, and Of Natural and Moral Philosophy.
The Mathematical course, theoretical aud practical.
will be extensive, corresponding with that taught a. thr
Virginia Military institute, al which Mr Pts c%radGtitA
with ihr highest distinction.
The most careful attention viii br paid 10 the mora.
of the pupils, and should any enter Whose habit. pu-
deprayed and lnconigihlr, they Will hr dismissed tiLc
safest remedy ~ such cases without hesitation
A fair and Impartial statement viii be forward
every two months, Of each Students progress aud lie
pertinent To his parent or guardian.
Having no iaith IN any system OF instruction winch
does not aim II Gisciplining The mind, and el'citire r.
faculties, our object viii he 20 teach radically M SUB
I-cts we profess; and a 10 the fiulfs ~ our pi.n aLa
mode hitherto pursued, feel rratified in referring II.
friends and %conhding patrons of the school Ia the mn
Joined certificates from the learned aud distinguished
Faculty Of William aud Mary.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions OF a Deed OF Trust,
] executed by John A. Sheppard to thr subscribers,
bearing date The Sd Of March, 1884, and recorded ~ me
Clerks Office Of Hrnrico County Court, we shall pIn
coed To sell. 10 the highest bidder, on the premises, Tor
cash, ON MONDAY. the 22d day ~ December, ls45, the
Tract of Land wherein The sad John A. Sheppard now
resides, lying in the county OF lenrico, on .hickahoini.
nv Swamp, and containing 245i acres, adjoining the
lands of L.yddall Bowlrs, deceased, aud John Sheppard.
The title To the said Land Is believed TO be indifpntable,
but ne shall convey only such title as IS vested ~ Shy
virtue Of said trust deed.
JAMES 5. RYALL. r.,
ALFRED WINSTON,
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THE District Court Of the United States. for the East
i rrn District Of Virginia, holden a, Richmond, hav.
ing, on the 2Dth day Of May, lsi3, BY its decree, upon
the petition Of George Raghy & CO., declared Merritt IL.
Stecrr, Of The town of Farmvillr, and Thomas T. Narh,
Of the town Of Lynchbnrs, Bankripis, within the true
intent aud meaning of the act of Congress, entitled
ian act To establish a uniform system of Bankruptcy
throughout the United states passed the ly:h August,
1871; and a copy Of said decree having been furnished
me. as one Of the Commissioners in Bans Of The
.aid District Court, for the purpose If enabling the ere
di;ors Of said %bankrupts To prove their claims; al The
creditors, (sueial and individually of said bankrnpis,
Mrritt II. Sleger aud Thomas T.. Nash, late merchants
and partners, doing business under the style and nrm Of
Steger & Nash, in The town of Farmville, and OF Tho
mas p. Nash and Merritt II. Steger, late merchants and
partners, doing business under the style and hfm Of
Nash & Steg.r, in The town of l!nchhurg, and TIE IN
divieual creditors Of each member Of said firms, are
hereby notified, that the lith day OF January. leb be.
tween The hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. ~, and 4 c'cl'Ck, 2.
81, and "a from day TO day. between the sam. h"Ir-,
SUNDAYS excepted. til the lsth Gav of February. leih.
II nv office, mt Prince Edward &. H.. Va, ~ assigned
for receiving and hearing proof Of all claim. against said
bankrupts. A.. u. DlIhlNSoH'
Commissioner in bankruptcy
for Prince Edward county.
Prirr. Edward G. H., W., Dec. l2-ctl7F
NJ lynchlnrv Eirginian will COPY.
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a

The Subscriber, through The means OF h-,srs. "
:. u. GORDON, finds himself able 10 oftf Ia ii. ,l
friends and acqnaintsnces IN The country hi. best a,lru.
ton 10 their Interest IN tic sale al produce, particulars,
Of Tobacco, 10 which lis attention has been devoted
for The last tweni! -nve years, 4 part of which line H..
has been "A manufacturer, s;rmmtf and stnpp-r, ahd lie
asks 10 be remembered Ia the d~i.trtutia "a - ihrir
tsvof,. II. u. MONTAGUE.
I.v --rI0f
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q SALE

TINE very desirable House and Lot in the town Of
fredericksburg, lately occupied by Mrs. $. 7. Srd-
don. The House i, OF brick. we'll buiit, large and com
The grounds, which cover nearly q whole
square, are attractive and beautiful. helng laid on WIN
much taste, In stopping falls and wide walks, and ad"Tn.
ed with many handsome trees. A more delightful and
eligible residence, whether regard he had TO healtn,
or appearances, cannot be found In The town.
will be made privately, and the terms may DO
learned on communication with either Of the undersign-
ed. JOHN MONCURE, Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MOR3ON, Richmond city,
Aug. Self Executors Of Thomas seldom, deco
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LEGAlEE'S SALE OF NEGROES.
WILL be- sold 10 the highest bidder, for cash. y like.
w Is Negroes, consisting of Men, Women and CHI
dr-n. man, of them likely Young Boy and Girls, the
property of the late Abram Fades, deceased. sale 10
take tlarr AT Warren. Abe marie county, Virginia., on
MONDAY 22j December next, ~i,hout RESERVE.
JOHN NORRIS,
Nov. l4-wtds Agent for the Lrsaters.
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance Of the provisions of a decd Of Trust,
l executed 10 ~ by Charles u. Moss, on the 10th No
vein,tr, 1899, and duly admitted TO record BY EsseS
Cnuniy Court, We shall, on the lUth day Of February.
lsiG, or on The neAt fair day thereafter, should lhr loth
he mint. on thr premises, offer .. public auction. for
cash. all the right, title, interest aud estate oi the said
Charles h. M,sa In n Tract of Land in the county Of
ESSEX. called Pigeon Hill, late the property of William
Fisher, deceased.
The interest of The said e. D. Moss L. that which h
acquired hy virtue Of his marriage with Ann H., the 81
dow Ut lhy sad VIM. Fisher, and Is that Which was az
signed Ia her ~ dowrr in the >aii tract OF land. IL IN.
cludrs ihr dwt Hing honse, new, and bnilt Of bricS,
kitchen, stables, gardens and orchards.
The situation is high, and commanding a full view OF
The village Of Experimentation one and a hall
miles distant-as we'll a. the river, and a large tract OF
country. John A. FARMER, 1'u,trrs.
Dec I1-ctdi ". 4. WRIGHf,
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On Monday night, old Boreas did his worst"
We never, in This climate, experienced such sloF-
my wea,her-and il, was melancholy 10 Think
upon the sea-iost sailor. In rapid succession
violent blasts swept down The streets, threatening
10 overthrow all obstacles. We have heard OF
bu, one accident, aud i; turned out very fortunate
IL. Mr.. Slerling's wooden school-house, near
Mr. Magonn's Church, was in ruins this morn
ing. The snow and heavy wind together broke
in The ROOF, and The house separated into pieces.
We Understand, that Mr.. SIS Philosophical Ap-
para,us was unharmed, and that a negro boy,
sleeping in the room, escaped uninlured through
The superintendent timbers. Yesterday, The sun
shone out beautifully, and the snow was much
%liquified.
But our "!!iard winter" is genial spring, COM
nared with the weather Of our Canada neighbors.
The Quebec Gazette oil the 9Th says, that for The
previous eight days, the weather had been more
severe in tina, city than i, was in the frshliui
climate of Moscow in 1912. The thermometer
was down 10 ten degrees below zero, and The snow
lies in heaps more han fifteen feet deep, and then
falling SO thick that il was impossible 10 see al a
distance oil a few feet. "The broad 81. awrence
IS no, only covered with floating ice, but il IS
haaped one piece above another, rendering IL al
mos, impossible even for the hardy canoemen Of
Point Levy to Gloss"
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~ - FFTFtsT'
VALENTINE. BREEDEN ( CO.,
5-cG, ol-. Road - ShocL,r hin
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

MRS. Belts PRECAUTIONARY SUPPORTER.
TUE suh,ctibrr won'd respectfully cal! thr attention
i OF his fellow members OF the Medical Faculty o.
the Invention 81 Nfs. Belts, a. an myaiuah r adjunct Ia
the treatment of uterine d8splac-mehts. aud 81 hahitust
abortion and miscarriage.
Its %lshtne--, facility "f application, and admirable
adaptation OF shape, entlte ITO a prefer. nee over ever
therinstrumrn
The supporter Is made of various SUES. aud ~ II
success depends principally on the accuracy wtth ~ ttta
1t may be adjusted I" The inequalities Gt Tho hoGy. giving
gentle but uniform support 10 every part With winch IL
i ~ contact, Il y all,inporant that me u proper SIR
should be- applied. PHYSICIANS, therefore, sending OF
der from 4 distance. vii please iurDI-h he exact cf
conference Of the pelvis over the Ilisc b"ne-.
e. : MILLS. Agent,
Broad Street, Corner at lUh
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SALE OF SLAVES.

ID Y virtue nf 4 decree IL The County Court Of Hanover,
ID pronounced on the 18th day of November, le45, IN
the suit, In Chaneery, Of Higgason against liegason,
viii he sold, for cash, on SATURDAY, the I'd day OF
January, lsi6, At the Auction House Of r. n. Dickinson
s. Brother, in the city OF Richmond, Two slaves-Lucy
and Ann. Lucy can be as n field hand
and has also been accustomed 10 cooklng anf Washing
Ann has been hired a. a house servant ~ Richmond ioi
the last four years, and can he recommended.
EDWIN SNEAD, Special Commissioned.
r. H.. DICKINSON & BRO, Aucts.
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pTPIlC SALE.

{4,ILL be sold on the 18th day of December next. al
~ public anctiur. 10 The highest bidder, At my resi-
denrr. in The county of Louisa, on a credit OF twelve
months tor all SUM OF five dollar and ovrr-less than
hve dollars cash VIII be requlr-d-all Of my Crop OF
Corn. FoiG-r, ShucKs, Hog. &c, stocks of every de
.criptirn. Plantation Utensils, and Household and
kitchen Furniture. JAMES HOLEMAN.
ar The Plantation on which | reside, If not disposed
of privately before the day of The above sac, VIII. on
thai day, lr rented for the next year 10 tlr highest bid
der. Nov. 25-cst'
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About half past 8 on Monday night, during the
snow-slorIn, hundreds of persons were attracted
towards the Swan Tavern BY The cry oi fire
That venerable Inn was on fire for only a few
moments, in the interior. The glare OF the Fire
mems torches produced a singular efiecl, as ii fell
upon the snor-ground.
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NOTICE
500 Reward

WILL be paid for the delivery Of I'll =,
w who ran away on The 18th insianl j,
5 feet Z inches in height. % years Oh, ola'a !.
good teeth, and has a pleasing look "heh -,
10. The above reward will be paid !! g. i,
at Belts & Edmondson's jail, in Rich,non. !.
confined in any jail so we gel him. ~ Is.5s
in company with a mula,to man naIneIo 'rcA.
81 years old, thin visage, and stands > zee
IS in height. Caesar was brought iiom
NC. and sold by Sprally Horn. o,ns0N.
Belts s. EDMOAp'0
Aup 30-cf
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Saty InO0sGn& DOlialrs 10.
EsrI GOGIa !.

4 r. RE DTCED PRICESt
TT has been our custom for TIE last tw enty i've Yea
i 10 close our business al tie end 81 tyrtS nvr Stal
and l-i6 Will hr the 5h period. We shan, ~thete.urr
from this day, otnmrnc the reduction of on! stock.
Offering them all al reduced prcr>, the greater pat +.
them al cost, aud many much below cost. The puhi
may confidently r ~ upon our carving out fhc plti-,
here made, with n view at reducing oGr stntA g. 10.
lowest possible amount before the tnAi sale by auction
We have on hand every variety uf staple and fanc'
Goods usually mel with IA d large retail EsiRb!lsbintn NJ
and are now receiving from New York. Brc,hc. 'a>n
urkrric and Grape ShawI-. Cashmere D'Eoo.s
and Frtn;rs' also, a 'aige stock Il coarse Woolcns Al,
Blankets, very cheap.
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E OF NEGROES.

D.I III VI =
lIrlLL be sold, III Southampton county, Al the late rest
W drnce Of Col. Clements Rochelle, on the ID day OF
January next, about forty or my likely Negroes. by the
Dec. 9-ctds ESEEL IoR.
~ Richmond Wing. Petersburg Inteilirrncer and
Republican, and Norfolk Herald and New Era, VIII
rnny. and fnrwaid hills 10 ENQUIRER Otice.
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The following Gard is from friend now on
a visit 10 Washington. He judges US correctly,
when he represents Us as unwilling TO do The least
injustice 10 MIR. Hunter, whose talents and high
character we appreciate as highly as our cores
pondent does. We will, moreover, add, that we
are satisfied, that the Editor OF the Union is as
averse as ourselves TO resenting unfairly The elo-
quent and able speeches of the distinguished Re-
preventative from the Essex District:
To The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer:
WASHINGTON Cry, Dec. II, 1915.
Gentlemen: | have inst seen, in your paper OF
to-day, The editorial Of the Union" of TUESDAY
last, upon The debate which took place in The
House the day preceding, upon the Florida cleo
ton. In the same issue OF the Union, is contain
ed a report of that debate, which did great injus-
tice 10 the Hon. r. nj. T. Hunter, who was the
morer Of The resolution TO instruct the committee
first 10 report upon the legality OF The election re-
tnrn, and then upon The examination Of The vote.
II seems By The Union" Of today, that The Edi-
tors of that paper have published a card from
Mr.. Hunter calling their attention 10 the inaccu-
racy OF The report, as 10 his position, which error
they attribute 10 their reporters.
The inference natural 10 be drawn, however,
from The editorial, is, that MIR. Hunter was the
simple mover Of a resolution, which MIR. Bayly
successfully sustained, and ! cannot consider such
a representation just 10 Mr.. Hunter, whom have
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WILLIAM Asp Many colLrar, ,

Tih Nov. lsi5.
During several Collegiate sessions. many ri the
youths prepared Tor college BY Mr.. O White have been
students at this In -tituiion; and we take gre at pleasure
in certify inr. Ihat those students have grGerally eiyu
Indications OF admirable elementary training, by Tia, Il.
cidediy high rank which they have occupied here, boda
a. 10 moral drpOitmrn nj and intellectual requirement.
I. u. Dew, President.
ROBERT SAUNDERS.
Professor Mathematics.
JOHN WELLINGTON
Prnf. Chem aud Nal. Phf.
h. TUCKER,
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MANSFIELD ACADEMY.

. IsLL 'r
4 MATHEMATICAL and CLASSlcAL
~ Alfred G.. A. Coleman, IN The county OF hm"i' ~
miles East Of the Court house, "nr milr from bt'"
Bridge.
The School will open the l2sh Janrlty, and cl"-' ~.
December, with Il vacation of one mon b daring ~
mer. In IT will r taught all The branches ot 4 ib'fra-+
English Education. cnnspfI.ins Mathematics. A'''h
iny, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry. bn'Ai
History. Logic, Bellies Lettres, &c, the Latin, 'is''
and French Languages.
TERMS.-Eugiish Branches, $40; Matiiemaiics
L.anguag-s,S 3p; Board, $50.
The subscriber ha. b~tn engaged in teach y: ~
yearr-ilr last three a. Principal "f one Of The '@h
Academies uf The Stale. He viii continue I" phf",
ms former mode 81 Instruction, critically analysing e'
recitation, and rendering II clear aud in~teiligihlr by y
miiiar lectures.
References may he had TO any ofthe following e'ni'
men: Coi Jno. T. Bottom, Of Amelia, WIN. ". Rohrri.oR
81. u do; Benj. Bird gforth. do; ]. a. letter. DO WI
Mct;eh.e, Primo. Military Institute, Petersburg fr''
Is. Wills, do.
Address the subscriber, Finney Mills.
nsr Q-tfDIau
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NUS. WV hTTNf
Prof. Humanity, VIA and MARY Cplr.'

=. The Terms will he, fnr Tuition, Board. fdtFsfi
necessary except lights, SIS pei session - i've mouli'
payable al It's expiration, SIS for jay schGlafs ,~t ~
mum. Addrrss-O. White, Fleetwood Aoaitn.
Nov. 2s-c3.Srwtf -. WHITE.
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We are glad TO see tina, the distinguished Sc
major Ashley, of Arkansas, now Chairman Of
the Committee on the Judiciary, BY the voice Of
the Senate, has proposed a bill for he permanent,
prospective presumption right TO tie hardy pion-
GERS of the West, who, in fact, conquer the Public
Lands from the p~rowling beasts and more savage
foe.
This measure is justly due 10 them, and tends
10 the more rapid and certain settlement and cul-
~tiyation Of The public domain.
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Mr.. q. WHTr.-Drar Sir: II gives me great plri
sure 10 have an opportunity al testify Ing publicly To
high esteem ] entertain for your Academy. The s"ir-
gent!, men that came from Your Academy TO our tnli,.,
-sryer raj of whom ate ntcd my cias-eS-hasr alwas
ranked among the first and most successful stuJ' MS &
William and Mary College SINCE have been conreoi'.
with the Institution. While leave II 10 Others, wtp &
longer connection with our College Win enable them d
dp you more justice, to SPEAK Of the success OF tnuf 10
pills n general, deem II an agreeable duty to ad,ett =
prcialiy ic thr success Of those who, under my cltr. dr
vote Themselves IL the classical studies. | deem II aa
agreeable dniy. brci:se I cannot hut speak Ia TIE A.h
rst terms Of them, whether look 10 then thOrog.h pt
paration. TO their well trained minds, their ihiu-ir"..
habits, or finally, their gentlemanly and iurpUafhltr
conduct.
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VEST VIEW SCHOOL,.
'n III, senoo'' %n,en ~ = NJ, Joar, and Mis-, Randolph
- nv g., :, tsv - rrl,ynry Geit. The terms As here
tofore, viz: con m
Boatn, ~ y" r., IN months. - ~
Enelieh iun"" =. :" ~ ~
French, /. 40 ~
nnu.ssnnn,. wishing to engage pupils by letter VIII pirrsr
,dJ,cs. Dr. Mason, or Mrs. NJ. A. Jones, Ston-y M"nnt
p O Brunswick county Va. De. CIV
~ The Petersburg Tn,ellieencer and R~eput'",h
wiI publish the above twice a week for i've snrce-'i'e
weeks, and charge DR.. 6. Mason.
NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against the Estate - !.
~ mel, Perkins, deceased, are hereby required 70
sent them 10 me, Tor adjustment, according ,"la", :
in two months from this date, or This advertise
will be plead in bar Of their payment after thar int
All persons Indebted to the said Estate a'e rrfU-sN
make immediate payment. ,r,r
Administrator, with The wal lhh'
OF Daniel Perkins, de"-
Louisa c. H., Dec. -, 6i5.-cam w
% The Wing will copy, in country rsPtt'
months. and charge the Administrator.