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WaIrenf0n Eemaie Academu-

THE exercises ofthis Institution viii rt1commepce
on The first MONDAY in January 1920.
Young ladies are Instructed ~ pIa.r sewing and nu.
ilh work, reading, oItbogTapbJ, grammar rarsinp
wiring arithmetic, geographS, with the use Of The
gioDes mythology, history beiIes lettres chemistry
natural philosophy, and astronomy.
The best certificates the principals eau give pr, ,,
n,gh character hey brought with them frcm PhiadeI.
pa ahn the progress made BY their pnpis since they
nave been IN North Car sliHa Tn, system of educaIo
pnIsued III this seminary is to furnish the mind with
h"owienee OF thlngs, and not the memory with words
ohiy' The pupils are all boarded in the family M m.
principals, aad are therefore exposed TO lie dan
gers insepaTabe from a contrary procedure.
There are two sessions, and hui one vacation in The
year. The first session comm enc ON the hr hn,,o,
w January, ana ends early ~ June when the second
commences, which ends 10 The mIddle Of November
Each lady is to furnish herself with coveTlid pair
OF blankets sheets aud towels. The terms per session
ioi board and tuition in the above branches are 7s
Drawing, music and dancing are also taught bht f,-
each OF these there Is separate charge
JOSEPH ANBFEWS,l p,4u.,
THOMAS p. JONES.J frlhcIpaIs.
WaILenton. ~. CO De-. 10. e5..tj5J
a DNERfISEM GNT....The subscribeTs are an zion.
To sell at private sale, on accommodating terms
some hne FLOODED MARES and COLTS. late the ,,ro
perry of Ezekiel Dance Of Chesterfield AMONG birt
are two mares by Eagle ont OF Lacy CbesterntId ,hs
nafn OF ST Alfred, one D, the other Wears old sss
both supposed to he In foai by Conouern, ain ain
one year old, and colt or months old bo,b en-" -
one OF ,he sooyemenioned maresthe ay BY merry
Eagle out OF the dam OF Sir Alfred, years did Ia.y
spring. This mare is in possession of John Cnad.
mechlenbur2, who owns the other half of her The
mares aud colts are at the late residence Of
Dance In Chesterheid county, where tbey can he 80,
10y those disposed to purchase. ~ De 'oe''
Applications to he made to
WIN: S. DANCE, at Pow hatan c. H.. or
,,.., JOHN W. DANCE, Richmond.
-, - 49,, ~. =. 55..n
~ The above Mares and Colts n moi dispo.sd n,
NMately befcTe that time will be exposed IN saIS a,
public sneion At the late residence Of ezekiel man,
on IhuTSdGy, the 6th day Of January perf.
WIN. s. DANCE
JOHN ". DANCE Admir-,
rec. 10: 65..ids ofEEekiei Dance, dec.
WILL be Sold on Monday, mn j0Sf- a. The is,o
TeeideDce OF Mrs. Anu Davis, In Hanover comic
az the ESTATE IN her possession in lieu Of her dover
consisting ~ NEGROES, (sOme Of whom are vaIuabis
no"se seryahtsl HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP. HOGS
FURNITURE. y N'Lf'
Twelve moRtbs credit will he given The puroba.,,.
upon their giving bonds with approved security
HUGH DAVIS
Dec. 10. &c 80 a ~
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Il Coal Borey and Sinker Wanted

-. = NVHt DUFtF UHU OfHHtT VnNteN.
10 man wbe can pTOdnse proper testimonia,s Al
his Character, and skll in searching Tor eosi ~,
hotlnp and sinking shafts. liberal wages VII be gtvs,
I he ensuing year. and three four slaves mt Wnds
ht 0teCitoBs....AppIy TO Thomas NJ HandaI,b
o. y nchshoe, or to JOHN BROCKENBROUGn
NV 10 65----(2)G
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Coles FIRST pice President, Nathanie: Pope, I'd
do: Henry S. Dodge, Secretarv, &c.
The Observation-Disclosures were proposed as
honorary members by MIR. Coles, Thomas
Jefferson, James Madison, John Tavlor. VIII
Nam nan PlIgham, Richard Peters. samuel L.
mitchell, and Elkanah Watson by Mr.. Lam
pert, Jacob BigeiOw by the President, Gen.
La fayette, Charles. be Lasterye, aud Sir John
Seabright by Mr.iPope, IsaaceSbelby. and
William Henry Harrison, N'N
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The Senate have adjourned ill the OIL
instant.
Extracts from the minutes Of the Board d
PriHcipaL Assesg.,rS.

PTWcipGL Assessors.
Dec 6ih.-Jbe county Of Frederick was
This day passed, deducling l25 per cent.
from the District OF Robert White, assis-
iant assessor, excepting The towns Of
Winchester, Pugh Town and BerryvIle.
Hampshire ana Hardy counties were also
passed, without alteration.
Penhleion county was passed, deduct
ing l2d per cent. from Oliver McCoy's
district.
Rockingham passed, deduciing l2I
per cent from Reuben Harrison's district.
Augusta passed, adding % per cent. TO
James a. McCue's district.
R0ckbTidge passed without alteration
Bath passed, adding 125 per cent. to
William SlllingiOD's district; and deduct
ing % per cent. from VIM. McCliuter's
district in said county.
Botetourt passed without alteration.
Dee. 0.--Jefferson and Berkeley pass.
ed. Shenandoah county passed, deduct
ing I25 per cent from Charles Backs dis
tfJct in said county.
IO.--GraysOn, WythP, Washington and
Scott counties passed without alteration
Lee passed, adding % per cent. TO the
amount of valuation.
Il.~-Giles passed, deducting 25 PEI
ccpi. from the amount Of vaIuatio
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4 VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
situated below this city, the stage road leading
TO Williamsburg, two and bait miles from the Carl
tot. The improvements have been made during the
two last years, aud consist Of DIV eng house ofsvsu
rooms, painted and papered ~ the neatest manner
OF two wings joined To the house by circular colorado
In one ~ which there ore four TO- servants
IN the other, Kitchen store room, aud smoke house
tile whole succeed aud covered with slate. The out
houses are dairy hen house, stable, carriage house
aud ice house-a well Of excellent water. Tbe garden
Of two acres IS sefnlIy laid ont, has been highly IVA
nured, aud 10 planned with parcel Of choice fruit
trees. Ibe remainder Of the lot is well set 10 red clio
ver. No place can he more desirable, as we'll on
account Of IT'S healthiness as aH agreeable
neigbbofhood and us contiguiy the city -. The
premises will he sheWn by M. Thomas T.. Wagqamap
residing thereon IN any person who may he 0esrous
% viewing the property and great bargain expected
Dec. I0. % iii WHIILOCk y WALFOKD.
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Staples of the R;cb,no,,J a,.,.t.,

a., y 'Vt' IttIUUtUNU 4NUINeL.
loDacco Old > 10 9--do new SIS 7-Cor
? ?, . % 3O-Flour, ) 3 25-MeaI 81 a o.
w wheat l-HempS l20 IdO per ton-Oat,
IS .55 cts. "''
"Toeer3es.-Sugars III l5l-Coffee 26 a 3
cts. pei lb.-Molasses As a SO CTS. ner ~,Ilo
Cut Herrings Sia Si& per bbl.-Bacon. I
aII CTS; per ib.-Rum, West India SIS loo CT,
per gallon. wv '''
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Bauk OF virginia. 80
FARMERS Bank.....
US. Bank. az
Marine Stock.
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The Morning Chronicle of Baltimore. ac-
counts for tile British Minister'S wiiiincness
to let as hare the FlOridds, upon very differ
eat grounds from disinterested good~wiN
to,0drdS as. IL contends that Uhike the Sam
,sh monarchy IS crnmLiing to pieces, different
European nations are durisus to obtain some
Of The fragments. Thus, Russia is said to
rece'Ue as an equivalent for her f,7gaies, 500
miles Of territory on tie coast of California.
Il. B. looks to Cuba. Spdin's ceding Florida
10 us "Woutd furnish Engtdnd muh plau
S'bte prefert to demdnd tie ceSsion of Cnbn 10
herseG" The Chronicle may be yight. Snch
suspicion has sometimes crossed our own
brain; and re frankly say this, tint sooner
than we ShOnid Mrow Cuba into the Ian of
Great Britain, or than she Shonld here it. are
uo"td U1it some gears for Florida. THE
last will be Ours. No power unIer heareu
can prevem 1t. BIT Cuba need not EaH into
the arms Of Great Britain There is some
chance that the UOmb Of time Dlay bring both
Cuba free, sovereign and independent-a
cOnSunmdtioH ,Ce most decoutiy irish fur
Mr.. Rush says nothing abont China. we are
not toh, whcther If ne lure Ftorila, Gyeat
BJ1tdin a. or IS not to press far Tint isIand.
But politicians must hare more hai general
suspicious to act or.
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IdhE NOTICE.
M. JOHN THOMPSON SWAMI, 10 no longer my
- agent Cor tho administration Of Sarah syme's es.
tate. MARTHA n. sYNE,
4fw'U n Sarah Sgms dec.
Dec. 70. a. az
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ANNIVERSARY DINNER.

AT Dinner given by Captain Richard
Brooke's COMPANY Of Rifemen, the 5th July
at Mr.. Johnson's Spring. in celebration OF
the Anniversary of our Independence, the
following Toasts were drank, accompanied
by appropriate Tunes from the Band
LIST. By The Cahtam-The Day we cele-
brate.
2nd. BY The Same.-The President ofthc
United States.
Bird. BY the Lirutendnt.-The Vice Pre-
sident of the United states.
4;h. BY Mr.. c. COE.-Wisdom to guide
our administration, strength to support its
works, and beauty TO adorn the Gaping.
5th. By Doct. CabeH.---The Ancient
Dominiou-First in the Fieid-frst in the
Cabinet-iirst in the cause of Liberty-She
will never 'gve up the Ship
9th. by Sergeant Ktuedy.-The Ameri-
can Eagle; may she as heretofore flourish o.
yer the British Grown, and trample all tyran-
ny under her feet.
9TH. BY James GenrV.--Here's wishing
that the Enemies of America maybe rammed
into the Great Gun Of Dover, and blown of
by the President of the United States.
9th. By Mr.. Lane.-Here's to the Anne.
r1can Flag, and tie ship that bears il may
they float in triumph, or sink together.
9Th. By Mr.. Robeo.-From the centre,
to the right and left, this great Day once
more we celebrate.
10th. BY Corporal Perryman.-May the
Independent spirit Of our Foreiathcrs, who
caused this day to be COMMUNICATED, never
cEAsL TO fire the Hearts Of all AMEHIoASs.
llh. By Sergeant Efam6eJf-rhe Pa
tence ofJoye, the Wisdom Of Solomon, the
strength Of SomPson, aud the spirit OF
GAME cocRt0 every true AMgnICAN.
l2ih. By Lieutenant Cary.-1he Gill
zen Soldier enjoying the blessing ot liberty;
ns IS iis safest guaidian.
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was to be expected more or less, that there
never WAS an epidemic that DESTROY ed
every patient, that there n yer MAS gale
that blew always. thar when we have been
chasilsed for our pride, vanity, and cupi-
diiy, the smiles Of prosperity will again
return, our vhiue will be Increased, our
health and happiness be morepermaneni |;
IN The mean lime ~ must make up our
minds 10 hear the comm erciai death of
many of our friends, viii, the confidence
that some will survive. lie, us no, be
disposed 10 impair the resources OF the
country by imposing restrictions on i'm
portaiions, but LEI us impose restrictions
on ourselves, and not buy what il is not
perfectly convenient la pay Tor. Let US
respect the memory of the venerable de-
parted patriots OF the republican party,
and cherish the surviving few, and say
that their prophecies in anticipation OF
the banciul effects oi HE barking system
are daily fulfilling before our eyes, and
we cordially wish, that We may not have
cause to acknowledge a iuliilment in our
day, on the score Of military men aud ar
mies. AGRlCOLA.
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fence of the star spangied banner be csmmcn,.
Grated
~. Gen. La Fayette, the disciple OF Wssh-
ington, the friend OF liberty aud OF man.
io. The inemcry of those who fell i'm the late
war, worthy compatriots Of those " no sunk 10
repose IN the war OF our Independence.
~. The hlnstriops General Nelsou-wbo
'"ohsnt ne sacrihce OF blood or Of Treasure tou
great IN the cause ofliberty aud his couu,rv
20. Our pacific relations with all M. ,,,.rid
Long may they he maintained on huuot,bl.
teiihs.
II The American Fair---their smile. the
slea'est reward ut the brave; their iror avs Ia.
heaviest curse Ut the coward
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Col. Charles Yansey. Onr wo,,bv ron
iesentative, Hugh Nelson time has moved
n''n man OF tAients, aud faithful te,,ressuIa
tive. '~b'N'S"'"-
Hy U'J Jeehoaios Yaacrg. Gen lack san
whose va.o'. aud tlat Of The GALLANT arn,, IN.
,o.''''anue", preserved the far of New Or
a,',.I' ','''. "'"a'iowed iD'inolation and thar
oP"'t"' c'tS from the rapiue and ,iuieuc, al
'hs 'o'hS and Sandais OF tue 18TH century.
ny 'oSe,h James .Honoe. Esq. .i.o,i,ic.ih,r.
io"N' fac suresi cemeut .. the u,liou n, u.r
hourish'ng republic.
ny .nr' Jesse adSins. Col. Philip p. Far
tIirnd me people =
by pr. 1homaS Jackson .,ames H.rho,r
Ill LII S"'e!oof OF Virginia; The people viii re-.
Io'I'c' ms faithful and ineritorio,,s ,.r,.;c.
during The last war
!, ny W. .JchIfles Baksdaie .Cemmodor, q
eficieut soldier Fs' '"e o'a'e anu
ny or. JOIN IL. Spicer. .Our lspnv ,iss
. ', eheiehi constitution; adauled a. ven In,
WIG tranquility oi peace AS Tor the storm of
nay IL ne transmitted in its primitive
r'"' " me ieinoiest ages ofthe world
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pOsTSCRIpT.

WASHINGTON, July "a leiteflr ~
very respectable source ~ ST. onis
under date Of 9Th nli completely diss;u.
aies the rumor in circulation here and
elsewhere. fer ten days past, at The de-
tention 1T. the boats rr,elvycd in INC
Western Expedition. The ~f,;tt, Mo
has ihe best means OF H. iora,a.lop on
the subject, thinks the cxpedirion " on,d
not move from ~. LOUIS sooner ,I,.n The
Goth OF The monib, bui, nu,u i,hs,an,linp
the delay anticipated IL The necessary
inspection of provisions, and proper IRE.
paraiion OF the siean' boats, he CONC -iyre
that every 'h'ng promises The mosi Ii.
rorable issue 10 ii'c expedition, ihoryh IL
rannot be SAID, befrc rrne!iiu. ,h.
Cnun il Bluffs. how much of The nlan
1T the Wnr Depa 'nnni can be eve n
ted this season. 'The writer OF tI,s, let
r AL 90 lac has not ~. lrasf f,tu4,
81 HE praeticabtiiiy of navigating he
M'ssonri viii sienn, power, n.,witi,s,ant.
ing tie almost uiirlrsal op,u,on &. lie
contrary. t.tCi is.
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tCOMMIhICATED.
DIED LIN Charlotte county on the 2jth ulf.
IN the 2Jth year OF her age. Mrs. MARTHA
y. M'kENNEY. the engaging and auitna ing
spouse OF William Nj keuney. Esq. Of that
county. Nature endowed this IL dy " III saga
eioas mind. which was highly improved and
witlrs heart susceptible ofall the finer feelings.
BenevOleuce dwelt there and the oppressed
and poor we're sdre 10 find steady iiiend in
her believing as shs did that whai good things
we're afforded hef, wGie giVcnin trust, and that
II was more blessed TO give than to receive
with the atfecti0nate vile and mother, she
anite1 the most euheariDg iilial affection. Her
aged parents have lost in her stay To their
Old age. bHt she has escaped from ibis evil
world, and Is gone, we trust 70 gaze with opsA
face on daat Saviour,
4ndtrOm The rircrsof his grace
DriHS endless pleasures ~ ="
FOr the word of truth says" We know thai we
have passed from death upio iifr, because we
love tie breih'cn,' aud those friend. OF Ema-
mel who bad most of his image, were np,t l.,
her auech"nI witnottfespect 10 p3riy
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A CON,E.,

- w Vi Il
/ = comet which is IN, ced in the fol-
loving articles has bepn seen b, several
gentlemen Of this city
BALrIMoRE, Jnll 6-We received !;
communication YESTERDAY inornng. res
p"ctihg COMET. HAT appeared IL car
horizon en- Sunday evening.
Ire amount OF The Testimony seems 10
be tnis:-i' WAS ofa remarkable large
s'zc--lhe apparent ,ens,h Of Tie tail, IL
boni fifteen feet.
Another correspondents. who ,,c, larCt
he IS no aSiiouomer, and M, snsIicl,niiv
acquainted ujih the movement If ar, os
iiic heavenly bndles, siiu !eSs 81 com, rs
10 lddge what may he ihcir c0nn,pn &C.
erity; but he Is ntrrriheltsS, justified.
he thinks in saying hat NJ nn;:on Of
this, is Unparalleled. Ia IN eniy minutes.
by his watch. Ga fact wlIci, iff can snb-
steniiaie hy several Witnesses, j II piissed a
space %! ~ least ten ds2ytss
The direction ~ 5bcu, y W. hy y.
and last evening il deScenied, (orSei) AZ
ab"ni half past uine.
Since the above, we ha,c touna rt.- (ut-
loving notice al il the New York Goa
mercial Ahveriis. fIeiserQyh.
We understand, that las, eyvu.A. 49,
tween & o'cio H. "a comet wa see:, hy
a number OF persons in this city, aud ia
vicinity One of our in!orm8nts nfou-
lions that it was. when ht iirsi saw Il Int
short distance above The loriznn flat
II was 3 or 4 points west of The north STAR,
and thar its iraii;, which was very .ons,
nolUted towards tiai star. He adds that
the cone, Is cousiierahl, larger Than The
one that MS visible here trw years ago.
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..lnnther amt net nnothc,


A few days since The Farmers and Me.
CHANCES Bank otNashvIlr closed lis vaults.
The newspaper article which gave this
information, positively" amouncedO from
authority That The Bank Of Tennessee,
"and the Nashville Bank, and their Bran
chcS, were resolved to continue their paw.
mems in specie as usual But scarcely
was this assertion made public, before the
Bank Of Nashville shuts up its vaults
So ignorant, 10 all appearance, does this
institution seen 30 be OF lis actual siilla-
ton And so little gifted withthe spirit of
foresight.-Ws see TOO ihe resolutions
of a meeting of various citizens of Ten
messee, who are attending the federal
court at Nashville they do MOI hesitatei 10
recommend To all the banks of1'eBBessee
10 suspend their specie payments.
Thus one bank follows upon the heels
Of another! Indeed, SO great has been
tie balance of trade lately, against most
OF The southern and western country, and
in favor of the east, that il will require
some skill on The part of HE western aud
southern banks TO Withstand the current.
large part of this balance is paid for in
bank notes. These are of little use 10
ike eastward they are not wanting 10
pay debts TO the South and West for
the balance of debts lies the other way.
What becomes of these notesI Holders
are unwilling TO be at the risk and Irou
bic OF sending them to the issuing bank
10 be exchanged for specie-ihry are OF
no use, ifkepl OH hand. They ave Hing
therefore, 10 part with them al d loss. The
notes deprecIaie below IT,. notes Of The
Northern banks. Ths invites brokers 10
buy them up al a discount, aud send Them
To he converted into specie. Much
prudence is requisite 10 guard against
ihS state of things. The banks Of Virginia
here seem determined to spare no means
whatever to go en with thur specie pay
nlrnts. They aresanguine in their hopes
of success.
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The Bank OF the Valley has declared divi-
dend ofS3 per cent. on the capital stock TO
be Paid to the stVchno!defs al the banking
house; a." per cent, being retained for the
semi-snHuaI imslslmeni dae 10 the Common
wealth for tie benefit OF the Fund for In-
terUal Improvement
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: ~ -tIa5-s.-l-'--------
Staples Of ne Richn,oud ayo,Set.

Staples Of ne Richnoud Nd.Set.
Tobacco j. 4 10 Germs Fsci.r s ) IS
Meal75 a Si-Wheat SIlaIi 10 Htnp I20 a
y 10 per tou-- Odts ST a 3 5S.
Groreries.-Sugar, brown 3 10 6 "a per
humdred-Coifee "a 81 cts. per lb.-hIoias.
ses Is "a so cts per gallon Cut Herrings s A
Sia per bhi-Bacon, IL a IS eta. per lb-Ruin
west India 30 ii % cts. per gallon.
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Bank of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So so
Farmers Bank. 80
=. ~. bank. ............ ....g3
MARINE Stock. ..................l12
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1916 PRIZES.
1904 BLANKS.

1900 Tickets, at 5 each, is.......... SIt.sco
II N0t ORe bunk 10 brise-sUhjccf T., - Gj.Io,,,<
~ 10 per ceHfHNv.
tNPLANATION....In each class of this Io,te,a
There are only $40 tickets and 1870 prizes as anog
mentioned Que class has no connection with anotL,,
each Sass beng a distinct LOTTERY. The manner -
drawing this lottery IS thus % numbers from IN p,
are Pot INTO the wheel. from which foRr are drawn
which determine the fate ~ all The tickets
the snplirity and entire fairness of This pian Of
dawne Lotteries, VIII the snbscriber trusts cii tor
u The patronage Of the public especially when lis Ian
dabe Object, the promotion Of education Is considey
ed. '''-
Tickets at 8 each, for sale in The citv ~
Rthtdtd by the SuhsCTihef al his new virginia ott.
- once. corner of and 18th streets nndrt DR. Talc
weiPs. Letters from tie country ordering n, ke,s N
they contain The cash aud the pOstas &c be paid viii s
Immediately attended TO- by ' WV" 0
JOSEPH HAHNtNf Sole Hqgeq,r
N. B. The Lottery Scheme ysVen hN,05,rs q "a he
drawn on the "a day Of October next. Tickrts
for sale st = = each, az the Achievement oned ON. .
We hereby cerify that the numbers drsv an On
the I'd Jdiy, 1872 n the city OF inoud y,,in,a n
DIT. Nahhihl's LoilelJ scheme, were tbe following
IA, 39, q, %, 10. 20, rs
- JOS MtYU N.
A
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ing admission. And the voluntary relinauisL-
mcnt by this compact OF the exercise OF any
particular act OF sovereignty by way Of COM
promise Tor the advantages to be obtained, is
no more Inconsistent with the fights of An IN
dependent state, than was. the REIMBURSEMENT
oil certain rights by the original parties 10 the
constitution. So lar as regards this point. n
Is perfectly immaterial that the different State
wonld possess different rights.
The principle OF this restric ton is nor n pevv
one. Congress has repeatedly insisted uron
conditions, as requisites for ADMISSION into
the union, and their power TO do IL has never
before been questioned. IL il somewhat sur
pislng that constitutional vigilance should
have siunbered so long. How wonderfully
seif-'nierest Iharpens the acuteness OF our
perceptions. MENTOR
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oiitE .Dyctois CABELL DOVE. ..,I ,IIIINn
having oeen appointed Ph! sicans ny Ricunnnd
Randolph Lodge No. XIX for The purpose 80 ,,,et,
on all SEX aud distressed Massns their f. lies ~
ows and orphans residing within this CORPORATION arr
no" readyio enter upon the duties of Iheir
ohces, when applied to. JOSEPH A. MYERS IL
.--- .. lS. .M
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FE'WfNrf DULLaES NLWAWD....KsnsS11 10,
Tuesday the 22d June man slave rswed r. 80 80
bolRsB, aSoui5 feet gOrO inches high light n,nlaffc
b"sW bead 81 hsn ifht bige ewes, DirssinR comm
nance having ayNietg of cictbDg. be descfib
~ " MS dfe's-has connections King ana Qpren
Courthouse, also brother Mfs. niake,'s isnfa,
W hanover, near eUcaqie, and Al W. jOI FoN's ia
inc neighbHbood OF some one ~ which u;aess + = -
10 h1fhorcd. 7 viii give me shove rcwafe n fstey
OUT oi the cts or couhy ~ Hencn and btobgst hone
~ ,5iOH taken tn Rictfaond o. its vicnit,
SH'fs. ls.'tW VA >, ca aHERLAYNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-09

~ dEtHOIt@tH OF Lac for The PTO0IO[yOn 0T
EDUCATION
hIFlChL NOTICE. The nah class of The y;rei,;s
~ Novel Lottery Scheme. will be drawnon sain,da,
ihe 7tb day OF August at six O'Clock in the
III ths city of Richmond, Va when The public win -
inc '@'1 o, ,ne ollo" ing pTSts in few minutes;
PRIZES of Nos. OF 1850 each 80 son
iSs ....-... of Nos. of 10 each is ss0
ilv4 5000. Of 10. of each is 8 $40
1916 PRIZES. 81, .no
1904 BLANKS, ~ ''''V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-09

HE subscriber being about 10 send hIs IIisI- - -.
country schools. will shortly decline hous eker,mg
ne VIII, IN the mean time, dispose Of privately us
hpUSEhoLD FURNITURE OF every descTiot on i,he-
greater part 81 which Is nearly and so,ne pece ~
superior quality including Hne toned london u,sJ
GRAND PLANO, recently imported
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-09

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foi Sale-PEW No. in the LIST Presbyteriau Church
Also, 10 resident of Richmond neighborbod 80
Wneie wiling to go, MAN CoOK-foT qualifications
eood temper and batits surpassed by few any .,