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EIepant Party Dresses.

~ W. has just received q few elegant
~ Embroidered Lace Party Dresses; Embroidered
Muslin do, villa other styles, soiue Of which are more
beautiful than any he has heretofore offered for safe.
annIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

just Published.

rs " ALGEBRA, pact hfst, oH the Analytic
&e and lnuletlye methods of instruction. wIh az
mefous Practical exercises. Designed for Common
5chools and Academic. nv Joseph Ray, NJ. D.. Pro
lessor OF Mathematics in Woodward College. Cmcin.
natl, OHIO, and eutlor Of the Eclectic SERIES of Nrtl,.
metic. For sale by JOnN u. THOMPSON.
sepll0 .Uhion street,
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nY wM. 81. l50 - n.

NEW BOOT < SHOE STORE.
Calei The Phihislfhia Chsap Cash Stor'
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nn 3 coNANr.

~FFICE oa Man street, one iaor south "i 'Il-
WuEEtING. Va Nnrl4
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GOLD PENS

PFNCER .Sn RENuELI, manufacturers of Gold
Pens. al I7O Broadway, corner OF Maiden Lane.
NEW YORK.
AIso. dealers ia Goid and Silver renhoidersS Pencils.
v. B.-Thc highest premium was awarded the Above
" at the last Fair OF the American Institute. New
rk. septq-dtmo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-21
STATIONS ebfnce.

NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND. VIRGINIA.
Let all The world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON's the man.
a CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
A Capital of $4,000, Sold!
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey No 80, Dec. Is:
6 So 81 "a 2l 25 Al 40 "a Sd 70 81
Whole Ticket, Nos. 6 SO n, a capital Of
$40 900, sold 10 country Correspondent, and
paid by sTRATTON.
ANOTHER PRESENT.!
Drawn Nus. OF Alexandra, No. SO, Dec. 81:
II % 60 40 SIS l3 IS | 80 g. 81 sc.
Whole, Nos. - %, prize Of $1,000,
both Sold aud paid by sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. New Jersey Lottery, Glass, 6.
g. % 80 43 70 "a Us 80 IA 80 ~ 3 SIS 20
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$500 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAV-leeshurr, Extra, No. J. Capitals: ST.
500, 600, $40, 5A0, IS Nos, ii drawn. Tickets
ST. halves 90 c.; quarters % C.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-susse1,E Extra No; Capitals 81
OOa, 00U, 3a3 &c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 80 Cts; Quarters % cts.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Class for lsis. to be drawn at
Alexandra ON Saturday the 22d of January - drawn
Nos in each package of - Tickets. Grand Scheme:
$50 COO, 2,OGO, OF s.OOO of 5000, of o,7So,3 of
aOOO ~ of 1000, 100 500, % Of $780, 7a Of $50, &C.
Tickets S 10; halves 5;quanerS2 so.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 9, for 54S to he drawn nj
Alexandria, on Saturday. January 29ih. IL drawn Nos
in each package OF % Tickets. Magnificent Schemc:
$40 O 80 800, % 000 10 900, G000 5000, 1000 3ei3
of $50, IS Of O00 200 Of 500 l3O of aUO 100 of 100,
&c. Tickets sis; halves U.s. quarers3 u.s.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended to, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to N. i. STRaTToN,
Ian Il Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-21
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN JAMES
CITY COUNTY FOR SALE

obedience Ia decree oftbe Circuit Suprrior Court
VI Id" ahu 'hi'ntery for the county OF James City
.o"nty anu the Iity OF Williamsburg, pronounced ON
the 18th day Of May, ie47 In The suit of .tLe presi
ueht ana Masters or Professors of William and Mary
'o'ese rs Coleman and al the UNDERSIGNED " no
were appointed Special Commissioners for the pur.
pose, VIII, on MONDAY. the i4Ih day of P-bruary
is4s-!ames CITY Court day-before the Court.house
door OF the City of Williamsburg sell nj nubIIc arron
totbe highest oder, Il the REAL ESTATE whereof
NlIianl Coleman died seized and possessed living IN
James ely cGuny, CONSISTING Of about 800 acres of
LAND large portion of this land GOV, red with
valuable TIMBER pant of which is convenient 10 nayi-
CATION. On tie land is n large BRICK MILL. three
stories heh, the walls OF which are remarkably strong
and IN hDe condition. This Mill, although now out II
repair, might at small expense be put in order, and
made, as II has heretofore brrn, large manuactu rim
MIL To thu aliii attached large brick Bake hou,e
The MIL, although down al present, has all the milling
privileges preserved. The houses sufficiently e1-
tensvr for large Cotton Factory and the wafer power
sufficient for any purpose which might he desired
Vessels from James River come up creek TO the
MIL nnse-the river being less than mile distant
making II very convenient for the delivery of corn,
wheat, any other article desired to be manufactured.
should II he thought hest IL steam poper in working
any machinery an abundance of fuel will be found on
The land In this case, the bed of The pond might be
converted into beautiful rich and product meadow
o over one Kindred This property four miles
from Williamsburg, atout forty miles, by water from
Norfolk, and one hundred miles from Richmond.
Persons desiring To invest CAPITAL in n rne
mill or farming Will rarely End favorable oppor-
tunity afforded them. survey of the land Is In
progress. The land viii he sold in lots 10 suit purcha.
Between and two hundred acres of land will
be- sold with the mill.
TERMS OF SALE-A sufficient sum in cash TO pay
the expenses Of sale the balance credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen months, equal instruments bear
Ing interest hon the day Of sa!e. Bonds with sut
crnt security Will he required Of the purchasers and
JOHN J. JONES,
Jan. S-d&ctds WIN. 5. PEaCnY, eom I've
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LOTTERIES.
Lam bert,s q Hc e i.

On fourfeenh Street., anGcT The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker, In the Office Ton l4h
street, under the Exchange liotel formerly occupied
by ID. NJ. Iioyt, and recently by Z. ID. Pendleton.
Gr TAKE NOffCE.-All Tickets sold At this or
flee are in the weesublished Lotteries of J. w. Mau
~ Co.. successors to Gregory Co., the successors
of Yates mcintyre Please, therefore, tn reCOllect
No 3, Exchange Place. Be particular in regard TO the
number, 30 as to prevent mistakes.
TODAY.
FRlDAY-Doar Lottery. To be drawn In Richmond
ut half past O'Clock, the Virginia Leusburg Lottery,
Extra Class Nos. Capital: 1880 75Nos.. II drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 50 Cts: quarters2 Csc.
Observation-Disclosures Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX
Delaware Lottery Extra, Glass No. T. to be drawn nj
wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, at III O'Clock, and
the drawing will he received here about | O'Clock.
Capital ,D00 IS Nos, Ii drawn. Tickets ST. halves
81 cents; quarters 25 cents.
Saturday Evening-Sale close at O'Clock.
10000 DOLLARS!
$50 900. l2,UO 5000. 5000, $780, Of 0O0 &C. &c.
Each package of only % Tickets will contain IL drawn
numbers. Tickets $40; haves5; Qrs. 50.
Dcr Orders for packages, certificates of packages,
single tickets shares in the above, in any Of Muu
every day, al prices varying from 81 10 S0 for tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and the draw
inss forwarded Immediately to distant adventures,
when requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3 Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
lr Recoect No. 3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'uore" Jan. IL
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Correspondence OF IRE fttCtHO!M EnquH6'
WAoHINoros, THua,p4Y, Jan. 20, ls4S.
SENATE.
Petitions were presented by different Senator'S.
Mr. Anterior asked and obtained leave 10 bring
in bill, which was read the first aud second
on Finance It's object was TO amend and modi-
iy the Sub. Treasury law.
MIR. Davis, from the commlee on Military
Affairs reported bill to establish retired list.
Mr.. Mansum'S resolution, submitted yesterday,
was taken up. II requested the President 10 stale
whether The General Order 376, issued by Gen.
Scott, was from instructions from the War De-
paItment, and if So TO lay them before the Senate
and also any opinion OF Gen. Scott, on file, as 10
the military means necessary 10 carry them into
effect.
Mr.. Cass opposed the resolution.
MIR. Mangum defended it, contending that the
opposition 10 such calls was entirely unusual
Gentlemen on the other side he said, seemed very
ender-tooled about disclosing the Presidents de-
signs.
Mr.. Cass discaimed being tender-foo'ed. He
would say now, that the intention ofthe President
was 10 conquer Mexico
Mr.. Mangum-Conquer Mexico1
Mir. Casio conquer Mexico. He did not
say that The Presidents intention was TO keep il
ALL but TO conquer and hold it until Mexico
agrees to make peace.
Mr.. CIuenden riticuled The idea OF keeping
Government secrets, about which he had heard so
much OF late. He SAID there were no secrets
about Government affairs worth keeping.
After further debate, the resolution was modi-
fed, by adding the usual discretionary clause,
and was adopted
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF
the Ten Regiment Bill.
Mr.. Foote resumed his remarks, opposing The
resolutions OF Mr. Calhoun, and advocated he
conquest Of the whole oil Mexico. After he had
concluded,
MIR. Crillenden took the a,or and made an
eloquent defence Of Henry Clay from the charges
made against him yesterday by MIR. Foole.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The journal having been read, Mr.. Brodhead
announced The death of MIR. Hornbeck, and after
pronouDcing an eulogy Upon his character. The
House adopted the customary resolutions, and ad-
jonrned, without doing farther business until TO-.
morrow.
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HERRING IL SHELTON,
GROCEES AND
Commission Merchants.

BROAD ST., OPPOSITE THE DEPOT,
OFFER for sale well selected stock Of Groceries,
~ suitable foT families and farmers, wlich they re-
spectfully invite their friends from The cunlry and
others visiting the city, To call and examine. feelin
confident thai they will not fail 10 give salts faction
Their stock consists IN part Of
ST. Croix Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars;
Woolsey & Woosey's loaf, crushed and puverised
Sugars;
Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba Mol.ssss;
Old Java, l.aguira and Rio Coffee;
Green and Black Te's best qualify;
Sole Leather, Upper do. SEoss aud Shoe Thread;
Cotton Yarns, Cotton Lines, Hemp i.incs;
Iron. Nails, Salt, No | y. &. Herrincs;
Best Family Hams aud Sides Bacon;
Western Sides aud Shoulder 3 con;
Winter Strained Lamp Oil, Solar OIL;
Sperm and Tallow Candles;
Soap, Starch Aspice, Pepper and Ginger;
Resi- Chewing and Smoking Tuhacco;
Best Principe and Havana Cigars, and many other
articles usually kept in Grocery Store AL Of which
will be sold very low.
a. & = also pay their personal attention The sales
Of all kinds of produce, pl.delng themselves AT all
times 10 obtain the highest market prices, and make ad
all goods when in hand for sale.
Richmond Nov %, lSd7 -cwtFeb
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sutton & s0uthali's Agency.

TIME subscribers have established General Agency
in Richmond. Va, and most respectfully offer their
services their friends, aud the public generally, for
the transaction Of all business requiring agent said
city. They promise pgnctuauy and strict attention 10
the collection Of accounts claims at every dcscp
tion selling ali kinds Of produce Lrn. oGt servants
renting and receiving of houses sirctin. mi
vate sales of real estate, payu: taxes delinquent
lands, aud redeeminE those thas cold, 60"
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay IN
Richmond nre informed tnai correct forms viii he re-
United 10 them, with instructions fer the proper anthem
tication Of their vouchers, if desired, for moderate
compensation.
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who MAJ he entitled
to claims from the United States, may have them
promptly attended 10, by placing them in the hands Of
the undersigned
Office in Wellington Goddn's Building, on Bank
street, nearly opposite the South gate al The Capito
Square JAMES I. SUTTON, JR,
JOHN u. SOUTIiALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
us July l(,-Hm
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FAIRFAX ACADEMY,
cr.IprprR cotJyTy. VIRGINIA.

CULPEPER COUNTY, Ni"hiSih.
,v,1rp first session Of this Institution will commence
i on The first Monday IN January aih terminate on
,e last Friday in November, with vacation i'"n the
e., ~, Iuus IN IN. n Il Of July. The Principal has
heen recently ssrcrd take charge OF TINS Institution
hv s Board of Trustees after an acquaintance win
ri. qualifications a. teacher. Having been CADET at
ne rrrinIa Military institute and being practically &C
with The system n; Derii and drmeiii, So sue
Igsf,,Iv Introduced there hr has determined 10 moct
his academy after that discipline The standing OF the
,ud.nts will be regulated BY their daily reoatuns ana
drnortment and ia;th'i! account WAL he made quar-
~ IN n,rauts and guardians He has associated with
n,n.s.,r MIR Thomas :. fleming. n graduate Of II. =
,,oIIace IN whose charge will be committed the IN
sr"rtion Of the Creek aud Mathematical classes. The
90 il nriyaed for GOOD health; the people moral,
,6ned and gusrd for their sobriey rcnsidrra-
,;ns which should h. dsresardrd by the guardians
~, vouth The of study will embrace the ordl
nary branches III English lieraurr-he LATIN Gfrek
and French Languages, and Mathematics, lnciuding
ali its higher branchrs-Surveyinc and the Sciences,
including all the DIaHcnes OF N''"ta iho'oP"!, "'
a, 20 be taught. 49,
Tr,ss Board may ne had Of MIR. and Mrs Spots
wood who fully prepared 10 accommodate board
ers nj $50 for the session Of ten months
Tuition Lowest terms of admission S2o 'of
Grammar or Geography, each an extra charge OF 50;
for I.ltin, Mathematics and tine higher English
branches, each ALL S35; for French OF Greek an e1-
ira charge Of SIS. The tuition fees are payable one
ha on the first of June and The other hail on the first
of December.
RrrrKrScrs The Board Of Trustees of the insti-
unn; the Faculty Of Ilampden sydney College; Colo
ne, J. g. Gibson and J. T.. Green, EST, CulPeper ~
Abner Crump, General William Lyon and Cha.taln
Cooke, ESQ, Powhatan; Samuel p Halves, ESQ
Richmond; and William Il. Harrison. Esq. Amelia
Gentlemen wishing 10 engage sons or wards, VIII
please DO SO before the fifteenth Of December in person
or by letter, addressed 10 the Principal at Cuipeper
'0u'' "'' join STIRLING SWAMI, Principal.
Nov. 5-c2awtlstDso SwtapthJan.
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For he Enquirer.

,,cr,,,Asv AFFAIRS OF TIE uSlv ,sHsa ~:
fsv ,o..rs Editors I'm some sections there has
Me ,nncb popular prejudice againstth the on,ver.
been " lam as have osen tor some Tune, luly
sly. .dsd ,ba, much Of this arises from ignorance
rfsuae subject. |, j, remembered that the Uni
s sas "a. ar sSn 70 sss i sos
II Is .s n"V Noo This, 10 many, looks monslrous-a
OF nSsless and waslelul expenditure OF the pub
; II, Ms' + ss. s sustain s: ossss a.
o.. ou' he University was completed the fees from
. .sr should be sufficient to keep it gongSi; ,
win view, then, OF throwing before The pnO''i
the information connected with the UnIr renoi, OF
,bs vsers 10 The Legislature There ;,h o mo lite.
soo why the information connected %,a The nub
1 1a Institutions should not be o sa 9ses and nd 81
.ncs the mouths of some who are ever aHS Tnon
1 sis as about ne A , sa ssSsDvo,
aom0,v with our correspondents request.
eo"f' ENQUIRER.
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.


MR. :. L DUNTON, Principal Of the Male De-
MRS :. j. DrNroN, Principal of ths Female De-
painent.
The next session 81 this Institution Will commence
ON the 2h January, ana terminate on the 2lth Deem
her I-is allowing u vacation Of one month between
The Summer and Fall The plan of instruction is
t.orurc and practical and carried as far rs the time
of the students residence Will permit.
The siitnSou Is retired and healthy, and the COM
mUuty in ~ sminsG degree moral and refined.
Board ran he he'd with The Principal including wash
ing and fac! II $50.
TUITION.
In Reading With and FIRST principles Of Geo -.
grauly Arithmetic and Grammar, S-n ""
IN The ighrr hr.nch-s ri English Latin &C., 30 10
For French. an ezra charge OF lo U"
Music i: desired ~ the masters charge.
In addition Ia the lhH.e III, Department al English
Science embraces the following branches AL branch
~ OF Mathematics, nc'uhincOn sections and the
calculus; Field Surveying History, ancient and mo
erG: Natural. intellectual aud Moral Philosophy; Che
rstry; Ply siral Geogr1py Elements at Political Eco
nomv: Booh Keeping; Astronomy; Projection Of Ec'ip-
SEES mans and charts Rheioric Evidences Of Chsilan-
ty: Elements of Physiology and Natural Theology, &c.
Arrangements are in progress Ia procure apparatus
for m STATIONS IN the vlriCu; branches o Natural set
.nce and lectures will be given occasionally through
lie cour-c.
No abatement for absence, except in cases Of pro-
tract.d sickness THO. G.. TINSLEY,
President Board of Trustees.
~ Address the Principal, At Richmond.
rSEw
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NOTICE.
LIGON rs HOLT'S Administrator ard others.

=
Me@rs Thomas FIoA md PasctnL Grsen.
A neither Of you reside within this Commonwealth,
IA and as neither Of you have an Attorney III fact
within the same, TO whom notice al The time and place
Of taking depos,"ns can he given, nav p"blsh for
your information, that, Thursday, the eth dag Of
January 1913, that heing Amelia County Court day, he
tween the holrs Of 10 O'Clock the morning ana sunset
Of the same day. IN the Clerks Once OF SAID county,
al the Court House thereof shall proceed Ia take lie
depnstinns Of Thomas r. Giles and other witnesses 10
be used evidence for ne in suit in Chancsry now
pending in Tie Circuit Superior Court III Law aud
Chancery for the county e Amelia, wherein Robert
LIgon sin. for himsif and others, creditors of John
Holt deceased. is plaintiff and yourselves and others
eendants; and if from any cause the tai ing of the
said depOstIons shall not he commenced, o:, being
cemmenced should not he completed on that day, the
taking OF the will he Adjourned from lime In Time
until the said dispositions snail be completed Given
under nv hand this 2 81 day of neCcInh.r lsi7.
lee o.-c.yiC;thJun RICHARD = HOLT
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NOTICE.

IN consequence of the death Of the Senior partner Of
the concern, and being unable 10 give the business,
myself that personal attention which its welfare de-
maDts am disposed Ia sell all the stock fixtures and
appurenances In and belonging Ia the Store lately
copied by us al the Gordonsvillr Depot Orange
~, 10 any one willing 70 embark IN such business
such an opportunity To young man ii moderate means
but rarely occurs. II Is 40 mere experiment, which
may b. un>uccesSiml-but, having been established
than five years. the store has good run Of
to M, Ear proved profitable, and only needs indus
Try aad attention la uiakr II continue 10 he. Per
sons willing 10 purchase will find me disposrd 10 make
the terms Is favorable Is pussibie.
X. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton & Williams.
Richmond. Dec. = lrJT.-Ctf
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Jos. e. NHIiiassGnn,
GROCER & confession MERCHANT

GRUCER & LUN.UISNIUN WERLHdN :,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVING located himself en- the right hand side Of
the Cross street leading from ian SIRE, t" ~hoc
koe Warehouse, aud opposite 10 Mr. WIN. Wailace'S,
eegs leave inform his friend, and the public aencri-
ly, that he will keep constantly On hand general as
sortment OF GROCERIES,, LIGUOES. TEAS, &r.,
which he would be pleased IL furnish them on reason
able terms.
He will also attend strictly Ia the sale Of all kinds ol
Country Produce Corn, What, Tobacco Finmr, Oats,
&c. Having had an experience Of ni strict
application To the business, he feels assured that he
can do them justice in his profession. Jan. li-cGt
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w. ". Babney,

TIAVING associated with him John J. Will
III SOP, will hereafter conduct the GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS under The firm and style oil
DABNEY 81 WILSON, they intend to keep at
al times well selected slocx o! family Groceries.
to which they respectfully solicit call from their
friends and he pnbic generally, as they are de.
lermine 10 sell low for cash or The usual line 10
punc,ua customers. Each partner will give his
PERSONAL allehtion 10 the sales OF all kinds OF pro.
duce entrusted 10 their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN J. WILSON.
Ian S-d2cQp,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Ehissofslt50H,

THE Partnership heretofore existing under the came
/ and STYLE of vENABLE. WDMACk d co. is
this day dissolved, by mutea consent.
All persons indebted To The concern are requested TO
coRe forwaI promptly and settle ihrr accounts with
Joel w. Womark who is authorized I" Close The ims
ness and use The Of The fnf hat irp,sc.
NATiil. a. VENAfLE,
JOEL W. WoMack,
PAUL e. VENa3L.E.
FarnviIle, lsi Jarua:y, l'ic.
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
lNSTlI uTE.

rI,IE first chartered Female College in Virginia will
hc opened on tie 18th February, l5io, under the
charge Of tie subscriber.
the circumstances Of the closing and unfortunate
sale of ,Eis Institution not unkno" Ia the public
nor i; IL unk thu cf1r: was begun IN be made,
less than two ago, hy Rev. Nathaniel Thomas
for H. reS[rGtI-n. Its fcnt- " Ill re- pcr
know that i!.s effort, in short TIM. has been
crowned with abundant Nor : the Ztai ul
such e~s ardent hccnu.c, i,rInef occasion, lis
dpuis were Clio cd ard lis ex-Icses short by The
gentle tap oc the rh- tiif'- hanm-r.
in-u,ui'ons Uf hisner pr-tei-ons, and row among
IL. tir,; COLLEGES Ia he GGtct States; have suffered
unfrr similar liabilities II Is but TAI; Ia presume
that the ffrad- ii the institute, srsrin. clear Of the
rocks on which ,ihrGG. sca! now presumed Ia have
heen mIs ecird.j Their hope. wrecked Wi! b!in.
tins enterprise IL u happy issue.
EHyESsgs
For the collegiate year Of ten months, boarding, In
Guiding lights fuel, washing, room rent &c, 500
Tuition in Elementary Branches, 81
English and Classical course, 40
French, III
Music, with Of Piano, Al
Painting, Drawing. Shell and Needle work, 10
Making iu-t 500 Tor young lady in the highest
class ana branch taught in the Institute
One hail OF the above payable in advance, The other
half al tie end If tie Term.
Though i; desired that young ladies' should he pre-
sent iIent OF the exercises, yet, in
consideration of circumstances necessarily connected
with the frs, oprnn OF Il schno, proportionae de-
,iuciinn vii! b. made for such until
after the session shall have advance J..
JOHN c. BLACKWELL.
p. S.-Cnmmnncaiipn- addressed 10 Rev. J. e..
BLACK well, Gravel Hill, buckingham, III he promptly
attended Ia. Jan. 7-dtc2w
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r.. so-,wom h'op'-s b. J. woasHAM,c C..

IN CUANCERY.-VIxorsI.:- AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Conti OF .naneery iof
Richard T. fIundey and Sarah f. E. his wife,
as,in.t Plaintiffs:
p,h.st r. Macon. and other Defendants
J,h. t.frndant above named not having entered his
anoraance and given security, according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court. and il appearing
nv satisfactory evidence that he not an nhabiIan of
his commonwealth, il is ordered, that the said defend
api do appear the rules held for the said Court
on the first Monday in March next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy OF hi. order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
CITY of Richmond TO. TWO months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol In The ssid city,
A Copy. Teste,
Dee 1e-ewam PoWHATAN ROBERTS, elk.