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vIRGINia-Eiect;on Of Elee,or,

tcn OF IOur.
:, Logan county Ohio last county formed) For
Crawford 81, Jackson IL.
" The Gard Of Cornpiantsr, in our next.-In
,ne mean time, NC assure hum we shall he at all
umes Happy to hear from him. B,
W u gives US pleasure to soc Mr.. Garnett's Lee.
lures On Feaafe Education, in a I'd Edition, in a
handsome little volume, with several additions aud
pad ,h?t tribute TO which lis merils eutnie it-bu,
wa't Of space prevents us.
~
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Raleigh Register states The entire vote Of the State
Q hciaiy, as follows: .'scil. 800 i1lsf 80
And Is Garai1a therefore, be set down a.
W. Crawford ~ So lie, US know whom she for Up.
n ahe Register gives US the following ntere
We believe that tits conceded even by the supports ers
zen Jackson that three tickets bad been run, Mr.
We have always union Of the friends
Jackson and Mr. Adams, Knowing that IL is almost irpos
wo We ha's frequently declared that Mr. Crawford was
,ne strongest Candidate In tue Snie. aad tue result de
inonsira'es the correctness of our opinion" 3,
vIUE-PREsIDENT.
wo little attention has been paid the Of this
oaeer He occupies digDse station in tire Senate--his
Cng vote may decide .ns most Important OF
M hrssiaea he becomes at once the CHEF Magistrate
The present prospect decidedly in favor OF Mr. Cal,
noun the friends Of Jackson and A.laips unite their
VIII SosaS S % oys bs In England
,ne vermont legislature, who TO the SURPRISE OF every
one gave, IN t,erthrSt Convention, jackson g
and 70 r Calhoun sanay reversed iei
lowing evenngIn The interim, subject was freely
canvassed amongst members-a second meeting was hei
AT which the ballots John O. Calhoun 100 An
drew Jackson %, Henry Clay III
Since the withdrawal OF alr Gaatin no one has been
taken up generally by tie friends . They
are now quite at sea- In Georgia, tits said
eertain was aseerained-he opinion appeared to he in
favor OF N Maeon of n Carolina" The of our ow
Electors may also settle down MIR. Macon lie had
~ .oes IN me rginia Caucus of last February aud
con andJ Q. Calhounwhn yrgnian the Old School can
for one moment hesitate Mr. Macon would be one of The
first menand Mr. Calhoun OF the last, HON such
politician would seecLHer tribae which Virpi
wound probabl, be pleased pay The stern repubii
I'm psIpcipies OF Nathaniel Macon
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EDUCATTON

WITH the assistance Of Mr.. Geo W. Duke shall keen
w asmaii Boarding School, my residence, year.
In this School VIII be taught the Greek and Latin labeua
ges together with those branches OF learning which
stitute n complete English education. The School viii
commence Monday the 2fh day Of January s25 viii
continue foren months exclusive Of vacations The price
ofBoard, Tuition Washing Lodging and Fuel win De oeo
hundred dollars, payable half the let day OF univ
1875 and the other bali on the LIST day Of December o
lowing.
The discipline of be school will be parental and o.
kindness will be extended boys conded
my care, my own children Small boys will be
preferred large and those that unruy or vicious
will not he admitted the school Should snv s,cb hs
paned upon me, they will be expelled ne coon rs they
shall be found TO be ungovernabc. My residence in the
county of Louisa, forty miles from Richmond and about
the same distance from fredericksburg. The Stage
Fredericksburg 90 Carersve passes within four hundred
yards OF residence, and that from Richmond FLAIR
risonburg within two miles OF Letters TO me must De
directed TO Jacksons Post Office, Louisa
Nov. 80. Govt WILLIAM NELSON, Jun
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RHODE ISLAND

The freemen Of Rhode Island assembled in
their respective town meetings, yesterday,
November ~ to choose electors of President
and Vice President Of the United S;ates.-
Owing 10 the small show Of opposition made,
the town meetings, were, probably, very thin
" attended. 10 Providence AL votes were
received, 1T which al were for the Adams
Electoral! Ticket. Q for the Unpledged Ticket,
and one for Jackson list. We have heard
from only two other towns. Ia North Pro-
ridenee the Adams Ticket received about 80
and the Unpledged tcket1. In Smiihfisld
the former received about so, the latter -
There is no doubt of the success of the Ad-
ANS ans ticket In the State, by great majority.
We shall probably be enabled, IN our next,
to give pretty full return.
The Patriot and Gazette, of yesterday, state,
.nat the gentlemen named on the Unpledged
Ticket were nominated without their know
ledge or consent. IProv Pat.
Mr.. Birbeck, a distinguished British Emil
grant settled in Illinois, has been appointed by
the Governor, Secretary of State, in that res
pectable commonwealth
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NOTICE-

SHALL petition the neat General Assembly OF Virgins
for bill OF divorce from ioy husbasd Mario J. Mills
Nov Is. 57.~Hsss ELIZABETH MILLS.
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The Legislature OF New Hampshire vas TO
meet on the 18th inst, at Concord. A Senator
in Congress is to be chosen at this session, as
uccessor to Mr.. Parrott, whose term expires
on the 9TH IF March next.-The votes for
Members Of Congress, given in 100 towns, are
Tor Mr.; Bartlett, 1908 Whipple, 1905; Miller,
vey, 3808 Henderson, $3.50; Hssly, S4O4
Brown, S3l7; Atkinson, 3502; Liyermore.
$500; Evans, 4ai, and scattering sos.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD

CTRAYED stolen from the stable OF Mr. Pbiilip Plea
large Iron Grey Horse abort seven Years oldsbant
Eve feet Two inches high web in gig, trofs rough
partly blazed In the face and Is very gentle The sbo,
will he given any person who will return No.
Mr. Philip Peasants, or to tue subs criber half
Georges Tavern Goochiand. JAMES fBE.
November 26. COST
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rEIHE Grand Lodge Of Virginia ~n 10 the Msso-
mic Hall !. The cry .. tuehmond on the second Ma
Hernnnllar u
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MFRS JAMES NJ. GARNErT's SCHOOL is now rnu
ana she ,nhes this mode Of publishing feet 10
guar" ainst uisappoinulcns, should person tb;nL
Gas possibly they nigh sending their Children or warts
without previous application II any parents or Guard
ans are st DESTROYS of confding their children or warts
~ ber care, and will make known their wishes ell ~ ~,
he or 10 her husband, their apple atoms @ DC r.ssc-
en according To their dates aud IT, ned .te itf,r,.i
e'ycn 70 them in turn, rs vacanccs Gear.
t..n Woad ESSEX eopnly, W. Hov. 2i CIV iyy
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NOTICE.

NOITJE.
THE NOTICE published in the Richmond Faor;rs-
bearing date Nov. Is, forwarding all persons firm,
purchasing certain Ss. by Henry atum 10 The
west or south by W.. Moody Kcbard doodle Is hereby
countsrmandtd-pe said Tatum havirg made other ar
engagements and given satisfactory sscuritv Given
under my ha-a this 18Th November, Is.4.
JACOB FLoURNoY.
Robert laugh, IT, A. Tatum. lie
pY viane Of deed Of trust executed the
- by Robert Sangser, OF record in AibemarIe county
court oce.and for the purposes therein mentioned shall
upon the premises, Friday The 16h day OF December
next. sale the highest bidder for money
all that tract or parcel of land lying in Abemare county
containing by estimation 254 acres by tic
lands nj Henry Cant the lands belonging estate
OF - Anderson and - Barclay this of land
lies 10 OF the county (Nortb Garden acknowledged
for the richness of its soil and repeciaby of neigh.
borhooand well worth the attention persons dpos-
ed TO purchase. And the day, the place
upon the and Tor like purposes sbnII offer or
sale ~ valuable Slaves, conveyed ny said deed in trus
Such title n Is in m vested 1 will convey.
Nov. 90. 60-w3w Wv. S0UTHALL, Trustee
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I'm Elsgont Corricee and Harness
'yNlE elegant Cd9RIdGE And HARNESS. used hv
Gen La Fayeite when here, having been purchases
lor particular which objeci been defeated Ihs
Carrage and Harness will he sold without reserve On
IL Terms at sale. - N'>
Nov. IL. S8--,,ls 4, u f-rspK,-
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~ ANAWAY from the subsrrber living AT Hermitage
he1rco cnnniy, on Tuesday the Isih day OF Octoie
''ihn lndenfed Apprentice 10 the Gardening B,sipes.
ned Richard PeIkinson about IS years age TIGHT hair
anu STOUT bni't Al from barbor
law. IoiIN en- A., \, T. ~, any ~ .he
November &c. eoss % We
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WALTER Ii. MIDDLETON,

.iPOTHEC.lR} 40 DRUGGIST,
kAS received directly from Ne" York
/ 4 aud Philadelphia supply Of DRUGS,
and fresh Family MEDiCINES, of the Iarest
quality, which will be sold at the Richmond
price,
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants, aud others, who buy large Guanete''
and cannot at all time5 hHd q convenient TO
pay the cash, eau be supplied on iihtfa' ere
dii, where punctuality IS observed. amiaes
III this town, and lis vicinity, snpPnea "uh
medicines put up ia tue INCEST style, Pasao'e
half yearly.
He has also received, English and Amer-
can White Lead, ground IN oil dry d',t" ;
Spanish Brown, in oil ; dry ditto Vel,
INV Ocbre in oil dry ditto; Spirits ut
Turpeutine Linseed Oil venetian hea :
Red Lead Prua. ian Blue, NO. aud al-
nerior Chrome Yellow Patent Green, spruce
yellow Dutch PINK Mineral Green King
Yellow Rose, Pink, LytiarSe, hnglisa ahu
American Vermiion, Ivory Black i'lht
Brushes of every description, Englisa ana
American Terra de Sienna; Back beau ,
Lamp Black; Turkey tmber Cola Len OF
snperior quality Silver ditto Spanish WI
fi,e: PARIS ditto; American Glue superior
6Ine Smalts Pumice Stone Coach 'oph,
Earni,b. Furniture ditto Gam Copai ''fouhu
C,mwooA Stone 0chre Logwood, GROUND
a,d in sticks. Sc &c. together with every
otbpr Paint and Dye.Stnif no" ~ use. \
n,.,re eanpletc assortment of goods al his ilHe
,arar bns ,ctn offered in this market before
and he earnestly solicfs his friends ana lh'
orblie ia give him a call. TO whom he returns
-, , Aug. Il.
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QuanticO Canal Lottery, Ith class
1921 pqiees, 1850 hoh- $4,000
ING2G hLnnk8. oiS al Il.

This IS nloue"y lormedby the ternary CON
hhat'on aud Formulation oil = Nos. To de-
teim'ne the prizes therein The p Nos viii be
pnhIcIy placfd ihio "heti on the day oi
drawing md tour OF ihem be drawn out. And
mat lck"i having on ~ Inc ii, I'd aud 3d
Nos drawn lfoln me "nefi, IA me order in
"illch drawn Nhl hc fn,1lfo 10 'hr highest
lfNe 'h"ae . o'h'r u'N'ia winch shou
nay { ." nm 'ho ''"'' "o,''oefs III lne DINER
"Iue', 81 con,olhh''o" "'la pr mutation, VII
oocn ne en3oeo 10" I''|9 81 S2,ooV ih7se
o'nrr i"hfls N'''n sha' hnVe on lhfm
,nrre % ,9e a,""n hutmpefs, ana 'hosr ihfee
the ~ "a ana an wan eaeh he en''''ed 'oh
p|t VI INN 'h"9c olhfi hEhtlS WHEN
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anly knitted us more strongly together,
and made us all IL EACH other. After
having received thoroughly medical ~
dnrailon, he WIS On The punt Of entering
lnio partnership, WHEN my mother's
death recalled him to York. Her loved
form had been deposited in lis narrow
dwelling, and he VAS about ~ return tcr
town, when friend requested him to de-
monstra'r on a pnbjeci, aud, three days
after the funeral, he consented tn do so.--
lie went To the lnfrmary--bis Instruments
were ready, and every preparation had
feen made but when the cloth which
covered the body WAS removed he recog.
nized bis own mother The empire of
reason was NJ an end. lie rushed from the
foum II maniac
am now M isolaicd hring, Ofa large
and happy fnlly, ] remain The solitary
But, do complain do | re-
pine 2 oh no Roars have been scaitered
among the lhorns which strewed my path
through life and feeling thai my connec-
lion with earth and It's illusions will he
shortly closed, look forward 10 the peri
Oh when the storms and icmpesis, thai have
elonded the evening of my days, will be
succeeded 10y the never inipg pleasures Of
eternal spring. RACHEL
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f. l.itte\A X n. ~. NeAry

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Quarterly Review ) 90
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New York Medical and Physical Jour
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United States Law journal and CiNi-
lian's Magazine, edited by several
members OF the bar 5 90
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auce, employ for the p cseivat'on ol ont hhet-
ti,s--bcing with one mind resolv cd to die ltr.
men ather than to live slaves" Deeiaraitoa
IF Congress, setting forth ttt necessity ottaktag
ttU arHiS-JulV Il, lis3
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
nnd Science.

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panied by others possessing no clam to atrr
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New ANA Fashionable
GOODS.

Df Tho latest arrivals from New York,
ID The subscfibefs have received additional
supplies OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS, which have been purchased nj auc-
Ion ioi cash. very much below The ordinary
prifes~-aripnE which arc
5nferhHe blue and black Cloths
DO do do Cassimefes
DO 'ibb j mud sir'pd do tlashions-
bic siyle
\ few pieces superb silk Velvet Yesiing
London fashionable colored and white Mar
settles
Damask SmIn, new article lar gentlemen's
punl9loons
super Cbinia Ghllieoes and printed Huslius
Partisan Prints
6anze Ribbons "a handsome anicle)
Ihfohd Edgngs
Lalia and Peleripe Scnrls
Ladies Thread Stockings, superior qualily
III heavy twilIed Bed licking
81 Irish Sheeling
J Linen Checks
Waltham Sheeting
White aud colored Domnslics
hQnds"me assortment NJ plain md figured
Grapes lall eolos)
MANDARIN Crap. Hobes
Needle wrought Muslin do
One case black Leghnrp Flafsf
Also, few elegant Mantle Gl8sses and Hall
Lamps aud variety Of other artielcs,
entirely too numerous for recital
We lhitef Ourselves that the additions re-
Gently made 10 our former very extensive
assortment renders II superior 10 my othpr
III this city.
The prices of our goods have laioly under
rome ouch dim,1oii0n that persons who may
leel III poscd 10 purchase viii, we hone, hnd
II 10 their interest 10 give us u call
VIZ. MCKEE a. j. G.. MEM,
August 90 ~
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr NJ
d. and WILLIAM PRICE. NJ. D.

ID, aud WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.
y It's title udlcates, the Journaluow Offered
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msin1m somewhat similar to the one now
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tract SO eopious Of their contents as not only to
exhibit the progress oilhc Physical Sciences a.
broad butte do away, IN great degree, the
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The contents ofthe journal will be arranged
under The division of
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,. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
r. List of New Publications..
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large volume.
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1921.
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The North American Review,

Was begun in ISIS, aud has since been steadi
Y advancing in public estimation In Janua-
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lessor Everett, sf the University at Cambridge,
New England. A nf,e series was then com.
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American Journal of Science and
Al Is,

Conducted 6y BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
fessor Of Chemistry, &c. iaie College.
This journal began in the year 1919, Two
numbers, between which there Is an interval
of about three months, form volume.
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WISH IANeAs.

WE ba,f just received casPs grass
w bleached irish Linsns ot very superior
Fabric, also, a few rich toilet ndnssfs, Elaek
Nandrlan Grape Robes, new anicle-
MCKEE, h0BERSON ~ Go.
August %, iso
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HRNSN vs..
apply 10
June ii

DAINT, Ecrubhing, Shoe, Sweeping,
Il Bhnewash, Shaving, Crumb, Dusilng,
Hair, and Clothes BRUSHES. Also, yari-
ETY. of FANCY SOAPS, Walls, sc. just re.
eeiyed and for sale hy
THoMA3 !. puYAL.
Sept. 10, Is
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CONDITIONS.
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A THE tenement at present oc-
f....aN cupied by THOS. j. DtFAL,
n,Es# possession will be given On the
<ssaesszsA Isl day Of July eeM Tor terms
apply 10 q. y. NOoDooa.
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ling, lust received aud for sale ny .u
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