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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21

we shall not at his time 90 into he next p,ss;-
deriia! Eiection but have seen some late 10 fer.
from Washington, which furnish the following spr
cuaiions on this subject They state thai the fate nj
tins administration is sealed. Penns, iyania is said
TO be as fixed and immovesblc in opposition az the
rock oil ages her Governors strange Message and
Mr. Barnard- election, to the contrary no;,vith.
standing. He Is decided Jacksonian. 1t is said
hat New Jersey Is no longer doubtful; and thar
Kentucky even will be against Mr. Adams. with
The exception of Mr. Clay's own district - There
are he strongest assurances that Louisiana is also
against his reelection. With Georgia, then. the
two Caronas, Virginia, Pennsy lvailia, Tennessee
Alabama Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, louisa
na Indiana, and the largest proportion of Ken
lucky, there viii TIE enough TO defeat Mr.. A
excluding in Maryland, the whole of " York
New Jersey and Delaware. With New York i,
VIII be no contest: Without hef, and KENNEDY
and with New Jersey, Delaware and . in Mary.
land the same object will be accomplished.
In the goth Congress, the probability is said 10
be- that lie present Administration will be in
minority. 1t is believed, that Judge Ellis will be
elected TO the Senate of the Uni,el States bv =
majority OF or 4 votes over MIR Read hat Mr.
Benton will not lose votes in the Legislature of
Missouri that Mes~rs. Van Ruren aud RandoIob
will be respectively reelected.
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.Huefi9n Of Land and yVegioes.

EV1LL be- old 70 the highest bdder, on The 10Th dav II
~ Js"r"yfd ny re.tferce ~ Fluvsuna County the fol
loving property. OAK mn, The plantation on winch r
,ys containing about 100 ,,ess 200 Of which are vseahs
h'T'nna l'w EoHnjs PfEToN PLANT TTOY rsns,..-
ING ~ arou 4Oo 1cfes, $50 heinz low o,ps s,J r. ~
kfGGIO"o lkACT Containing abou, 100 aere, vii
n'ep 'fiu'he INNER, and Saw Ml upou IT, The ino C,r
me ere ~ sd state ii cnliry i,r and have tro, Of b
Upon 'hem These three plantation join each ctef
on, Tlb pc divided to accommodate psiclasef..
Aio about 90 ucEfoes, stock II hor,es cattle ara -
etm"- "tf Hh aud hgusehol5 and kitchen fnnitnre -
ne conditions Il sa vii he sccomnDisinr aud made
s,o~n G he DAY IT ''le Should The 10th be flir De
ale w eSm-cnee 90 The nest fair Day, ani he continued
Ok lffl Dee q 80 -
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aliens Dfice, II2, Br0GdDaV, W "
Adjoining the National oel---drawng received The mi
lowing The Drswn Numbers m the Dismal S,rsmp Canal
LOTTERY, IN Clss.: 65 81 49, "a T. u.s. S. So pr,z.
Nsv YOss, d. -.
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~ others with ihfet OF the drawn nn,bsr, on H.
" '"s"' 90.
Those 81 tickets having on them two Of the drawn num-
bers, and th'se two the Ist aud ri, each 400
Those 81 tickets having them two of The r,u-, , "
ber., aud those twr the 81 and 4th, each ~ -
NJ ether: (b,ing 1854 having them two Of the J "
Runbefs, tah VIZ '""" -
A"d alt other tickets t'sinE ioGos) with auy one Of the
drawn Numbers on, each = w." " ~"
no ket winch shall have drawn prize Of superior DE-
noniination can he entitled t. an inferior prize.
Prlzes payable forty DAYS the drasiny s,J .,;.x
the usual deduction II fifteen per cent o. ~ ' ~
IL Orders, enclosing The cash, prize tickets will he a,
promptly aud puneusy attended on personal appIje
ton NJ aidftsscd To- "ff"'A-
YATES & MIMTYRE, Aanape,s.
Under the Eagle Hotel, Richmond.
Whole tickets dos. Hall 50 Quarter. a5
The drawing will take place the yard the sale Hotel
Dec - co ,sV'e''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21

IT Is really Amusing TO see tic oxtremi,ies IN
which the administration prints are reduced to bols
ter up their cause. The following charlaran nara
graph j. from the last Philadelphia ID. Press:
Is In Judge Smith he may see every dav ON. oe
those radicals whom we canno, put down. untjno
cordially win The Administration Of Adams to
perpeiuate the policy of Jefferson ami Mad;so. :,
Judge Smith of South Carolina :. ,,st;,,a, w.,
didHy with the Administration of Adams'' and
The Administration of Adams perpetua,ipe the
policy OF Jefferson and hIadison!'; Pco-Jj al
Gus!
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Wepresune, as nothing is said on Tho subject.
'hat the question in relation to the West India
trade remains in statu quo. MAT. Jour.
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LB. YATES s. Il. JrIN7'YRE. sfe,r,rs


- iSSe's, at 81 IS6ssO dollars
In i' Scheme composed Of 60 numbers by trrnarv
hiaIn win eight drawn ballots. there will h. sd nr;,a
with tlree oi the drawn numbers each: ldis .,,h -
w" OF he irawn numbers aud I0G0s each with one ~
the drawn plumbers on, ~ ""' s"e VI
To- deter mine the fate Of the 22o tho sh
Tue ., hnnbers from TO 20 inclusive will he pae ed in
out; and thu; ticket having the list Cd and Sd "w"
bers as combinations will he to the ore of 500
ri, I;s 81 w. .,'e ft" ON ana 9th, t 10000
Tt,a, b~.."e ~ w., 80 ~ anu ON, 10 1000
IT., h'..SS :: .n . e 81, .. ehd an To- 2DOO
Pr, Is';,S :, .t " s'a anu Sth, to 1870
Tin, len - :" - 81 ana an, 10 loo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21

IL we have no IN this morning., raper IN, IL, -,
'ei"aons winch two articles IN the a ~ Ine,sencrr a..
osuen 70 oaii''ih The imrsiions which conveys ar,
req ster"us 4 70 "rseye aud To- "a eoie
Legislature of Virginia, for whom 10 Editor, profr.' ,h
high respect. f'' sue"
WAs5INGToN, Dec. IS.-John A. Kiro
SeereIsry OF Legation to Great Britain. and Mr.
WaTlng kings Messenger, arrived in New York
IN the VIM Thompson. MIR King hr ught de-
patches for Government, AL, in con,psny with
Mr. WaTing, left New YorI, for thu city on
Thursday. Letters from Li,erpool. ss,s The
Mercantile Advertiser, attach some importancs IN
the despatch and express belief that the obiec, az
1t IS connected with the -ghjet Of ,be colonis,
trade
The Nev York American, Of Thursday. Save
" The import Of these de- paichee is said t. bs rs
a friendly nature. They have NO relation. lowe.
yer, to the West lgdIa question which remains I'M
touched"
Nh. King has arrived in this city. I, ii. ,n
mcred, and win strong probability that it is cor
rect, that he has brought with him a Conveotion.
from the British Governmem on TIE subject OF
The claims OF our citizens for property taken dur,
ing the late war, respecting which, differences Of
opinion have existed between the Commissioner
sitting IN this city, uader the authority Of the trso
governments. By this Convention. u Isreported
Great Britain agrees 10 pay specific sum at once
the disposition and distribution OF that sun 10 he
regulated entirely by the government OF the Uni
led States It. is 10 be hoped, therefore that the
labors Of the commissioners will b. no~ brough,
TO close.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21

Tuesday, Dee. 10. Mr.. Watkins, of p. Ed
ward, from the Committee Of Privileges and r.
lections presented report, stating that they had
examined the sheTiff's returns OF member, and.
that with the exception Of several counties, they
were either in the form prescribed by law, or TO
the same effect. They moreover state, that they
had examined the oalhs taken by the members
After stating the names Of the menbers, and the
dates on which they took the oaths, the commit
tee state:
I" IL appears 10 your committee that Robert
Douthat, one Of the Delegates from Charles Chy.
has taken all the oabs required by law to be taken
by Delegates TO the General Assembly, except
The oath required by the act to suppress duelling
as appears by certificate from X. G.. Scott, a
Member of the Executive Council, in the follow
ing words: " do certify that have administered
the osihs prescribed by law to he taken by De-
legate unto Rob-. Doulbat, except the osh pres
crbed by the act TO suppress duelling; The said
Robert Douthat having refused TO take the oath
IN the form therein prescribed but offered IN t,ke
II In the following words: 7, II. ID. do solefonly
swear, that have not been engaged in duel. by
sending or accepting challenge 10 fight duel or
by fighting dnel, or IN any other manner in VIC
lalion OF the act 10 suppress dueling, since the
Isl January, 1913 nor will I be so concerned
directly or indirectly in such duel, during nv con-
tlnuance in Office" The said n Doulhat alIede.
ing that this modification Of the oath Is required bv
the sclreducng into the several sc,s prescribing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21

SATURDAY, Dec. 16.
Petitions presenfed:--By MI. Bruce, from
James u. Ferguson, praying TO be allowed time
TO pay in the balance OF judgment obtained by
the Commonwealth against him as security of w
Miller, jr:-By Mr. Payne Of g. from H. Tin
Dali for the remission OF fne:-By Mr. Gorefoo
from N. Barksdale, praying to be allowed "a Der
cent on the amount of the merchants licenses
paid by him into the treasury from AlbemarIe. -
BY Mr.. Thompson Of a. from o. Turpin for a
pension: by Mr. .Newton. from L. Connell for a
sum of money 20 be paid him out Of the Tres.ury.-
BY Mr. Ktmbrough, from ID. Diggs and Others
for Communication OF years full pay:-Bv Mr.
.Dfoncure, from Messrs. Wnhers and Cliff. 10 he
compensated for guarding criminal By Mr.
Keller, from I. Haydn Tor the value of a Gun
Impressed during the last war; BY Mr.. Grapsly.
from J. Johnston for pension;-By MIR. .sIuss.
from r. Johnston for The remission of a Gne:-Ry
Mr. Tapp, from Hannah H. Bes,on for divorce.
- BY Mr.. Collier, from T. r. Goodwin for an
mandatory law And from. A. w. Jones. TO be
relieved from the penalties Of the law against do
cling: by Mr. White, from the town of Lev
ing,on for an amendment Off Charter By Mr.
Taylor, from J. Wilson praying an extension Of
The time fer eBlarging the limits Of the town Of
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August 90.
P0,phatan Land fur SoJe

Y virtue Of deed of trust executed TO the Subscribers
I'D the 25h day of April 1925 by Henry Anderson Sarah
his wife, and admitted record the County Court Of ,wha-
TAM the said 25h day April $685. for tue purpose Of
ing the payment of Of money therein mentiua-
eds Will he sold public auction the highest bidder for
ready money, the front door of the Eagle Hotel the CITY
of Richmond Monday the 18th day of October next il fair
otherwise the first fair day thereafter that valuable tract of
land in Powhaan county, adjoining the lands of William
Smith, Josiah Smith, Llleberry Neiherand Elizabeth Sam
the main Road and uudsbehs creek con-
tanning about twelve hundred aud thirty acres or less.
much thereof will he sufficient raise the of money
intended 10 be secured by the said deed
p. N. NICHOLAS, r
VIM NEKERVIS, : trustees
p. S. The sale will commence at ii O'clock and will be
conductedby Thomas Taylor.
Sent l. SS-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE.

Died in Littleton, N. II. on July 23d, 1926,
Hector George, and Polly George, wife of the
said Hector The circumstances of their deaf
are as follows: Mr.. George was afflicted with the
consumptive complaint for more than two years
previous to his death His wife had been iroub-
led with dropsical complaint but able TO
be about the house. and remained so until the da y
of her death On that day she took of her
husband, and was on her feet until seven o'clock,
p. NJ. At that time, her husband appeared to be
dying she came up to the bedside vi here her dear
partner was apparently taking leave of all below.
The Doctor was sitting on the bed side she spoke,
and said she was faint, and began TO fall, and was
caught by the Doctor in his arms, and expired in
less than minute Mr.. George lived about five
hours, and then closed his eyes all below, to ac-
company his partner through the valley and shadow
of death.
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YHe Traueller at the Source ofthe Me.

Inc ITuCSUST uI t0S sSOLHCt ~ tIc wac.
Thee beautiful lines free psraphrse oi the reflections
hch Bruce himself pours out IN his Travels
Ia suassts light, oer 1frie thrOirn,
,randsrer proudly stood
OF Egypt's arfti food;
The cradle of that mighty birth.
So long hidden thing to earth
Be hea,ri its Hfe's first rarmuriny SQUAD,
4 iotp mysterious tone;
4 music sought, but nerer found,
By kings and ssarriors gone;
He hs,ensd-and ais heart bsai high
Jhat the song Of victory
The RAPTURE Of a eongueyor's mood
Rssh'd burning through h' fran1,-
The depth ofthat green solitude
Its could not tame;
Though stiffness lay srith eue'' last smile
Round those far fountains Of the N-ie.
SigAt came ,cl6 across hiss0,l
There stcept a sudden change,
E'cn a the Pilgrims glorious goal
4 slado-c dark and strange
Br,utied f-vm the thought,so spift ~ GiH
Der triurnPhs hour-and is this dli'
No more than this !--ohn seeu'd 1t notv
f'trst by thnt spring to stdndl
a thousand streams OF toveiier 8o-o
Bstthed his mountain land
Whence far DER traste and ocrGn track.
Thetr tviid s1eet uoices called hiIr bdes.
Tssycaiied aim back TO many glade,
HIS chldhoods haunt ofpiay,
Vhere brightly through the b.cchen shade
Thew matters glanced nwdy;
Thy called aim NTH tieir '.""di"g 'rare',
Bdct to AIS JliheT'S hiUs and grdreS.
But dartly mingiing 'cith he Thought
OfeGch familiar scene,
Rose up a fsarfai vision, t>ntsht
Wnh al that lay betpeen;
The Ardb', lance, the deserts gloom,
The tehiriing sands, the red SIMEON,
Vhere the giop IF poyer and Prids'
The spirit horn TO ronm'
His altered Heart :rithi1 him died
Puh yearning for al, home!
al raiaIy struggling 10 reprsss
That gushcf PGinJid Tenderness.
II, ,rept-the stars Of Aftie's heOrsn
Behold ass bursting tedrS,
E'sn on that Spo. trhsre fate had yitsn
The need oftoiiiHg yedrs!
-Oh.happiness! Aor far 're fee
Thine oieI s;reet paths M search Of thee!
MRS HEMiNS.
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.gnother Expedition to the .frctic Sea-
The board of Admin atty have determined on tit
ting out another expedition to the Arctic SEAS
The direction and immediate objects of the intended
expedition, however, different from those OF
the former voyages, and the promotion OF the int
rests of our fisheries forms very material induce
ment for the present undertaking. Our knowledge
OF Sptzenburgen is almost entirely confined to its
western coast, and wide field for discovery re-
mains UNEMPLOYED the eastern shores OF that island
The first object thereof, of the intended expedition
is the survey OF the eastern coast where 1t is ex-
pected that new and prolific fishing ground may
be discovered which will be attended with great
benefit to our northern fishery, the on the
western side of Spitzenburgen being nearly ex-
hausted. Captain Parry has been selected for this
interesting survey and the Hecla is to be prepared
for the performance of this service during the
year. An ultimate and still more interesting OBJ
ject is subsequently to be attempted, which will
require the energy and enterprise oil the distinguish
ell fficer 10 whom this service is to be inirusted
We understand the Hecla will take out with her,
boats small vessels of peculiar construction, in
which Captain Parry and party OF the Hecla's
officers and men to attempt actually TO reach
the North Pole, leaving the Hecla in the neigh
beurhood of Spilzenburgen. This attempt is to
be made on the suggestion Of the Royal Society
London Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
EOSCJIrSKO SCHOOL.

A free school for the instruction OF African
Children, has lately been formed in Newark, n j.
under the above title. Why the name OF kosci-
usko was introduced, is thus explained. That dis
tnguished champion OF civil liberty, on his last
visit to the United States left in the hands OF his
friend and compeer in patriotism, the venerable
Thomas Jefferson, his last will and testament, oil
which Mr.. Jefferson was appointed Executor. BY
this will he gave to Mr. Jefferson fund, the avail
able amount of which, at this time, will be about
SIS, 600 dollars, to be employed in liberaiing en-
shaved Africans, and bes,owng upon them such an
education 'as (to his own words) would make
them better athers better mothers, better sons and
better daughters The executor, in his life time,
lntrus,el the management and application of this
sacred fund to Benjamin J.. Lear, Esq. Washington
City, and one of the Board of Trustees, and we
are authorized to state that this appropriation OF
The fund receiv ed the decided appreciation OF Mr..
Jefferson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
.1L.4RSH.ALL'S SHLE.

gTNDER decree Of the Superior Court Of Chaneery, for
~ the Richmond District, pronounced the 10th day Of
Feb 1926 the Of Tupin Dupuy shall Satur-
day 3Oh day of September 1926 proceed to sell al public
suction the highest bidder, fJr cash, the premises, the
tract Of land in the proceedings meutioued (o much there
o as will sufficient satisfy said decree lying in the county
Of Povhstau, contain hundred and SIXTY
nv deed from Peter Dupuy, for the benefit Seth Lyon,
airing date the eighteenth day o. March, eighteen hundre ed
and seven. Sale to take place at o'clock A. NJ.
J. GUERRANT, m. 5. c. E. r. i.
Sent l. S3-tds Or one Of his D6pufiss.
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VIRGINIA Atrulc, holden in the clerk. office of Oh.

Superior Court of ChancNy, for the Richmond district
the 7th day Of August 1926.
David Il. Williams PhH
Against
David Greenh exor OF Pashal enhill the younger
Edmund Wills, sheriff Of Noo~ay and admir- of Samuel
Uret mill dec, and others. Defts.
The defendant Edmund Wills having departed this life; by
consent OF William d. Wren Sergeant Of the City of Rich
mond To whom the estate OF the said Edmund Wills hath
committed for administration ed, that this
proceeded IN against the said Wren his
copy Teste. VIM. w HENING, C. G.
COMMISSIONER Office, Richmond, sth dug. 1926.
The parties interested III the annexed order
OF the 3ist Of January, AGO. hereby notified that
appointed Monday the Esd day OF October next o'clock
IN the morrins,t this Office the performance
the duties required of commissioner Of the court the
said .rder at which time and place the said parties
required attend, with all necessary documents and proofs
to enable without unnecessary delay perform duties
WIN. Il. PENDLETON, Com'r.
nu,,
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VEN DOLLaRS REIHaRD.

II ANAWAY from the suhscrbef, residing Hanover 90
IL 18th inst. negro woman, named dfLSY, about %
years old rather above the height remarkably Straight
made and n brown complexion She has several
the shoulders and neck occssioned, presume, by whipping
when cloely questioned, she rather down look
that she will tDjesvor make her escape Ohio
OF some fue States. All persons warned sgust
hatbourng or carrying her o. under the penalty Of the
Anv one who will deliver her 10 the subscriber, her
In i, 90 that get her again, shall receive the above re-
ward, add al reaf0nsbe expenses paid.
SOFT A. ss-2ts GEORGE N. CLOUGH.
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E,i0bIU Dollars RetDgTd.

NOR delivering the uhoibef, living in Nelson county
e Va, my negro HARRY lie IS about IS years old,
chunky we'll fellow, his mouth protests out has lost
tooth before speaks aTsbe aud affiul have
believe he conducted On by white by the Of
Porter raied in Pennsy lvana, where probably he is
now The above reward will be paid Tor him II delytrd
me If Of this state $50 Il taken in the state and
delivered TO PETER o. JACOBS.
A,,ttsf 4 2f-wgfF
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SrAAIMERING.

.Net1 York Institution for correcting impedi-
reni Of Speech No 25i broadway, opposite The Park.
IA RS Leigh the principal of this Insution having tngag
I'VE edit services Of professional gentleman Of the hhe
resPecbli 10 aid her experimenting feels
Of tammeriDg and other mpedimen Of speech that
under her care, that be cured
most obstinate he made with comparative
huenoy in few weeks, and many in = few days
Mrs, Leigh exhibit Testimonials her In,tlu
ton the efficacy Of her system. The public demand
more satisfactory one than the following from gentlemen who
occupy the st rank science and literature to whom she
has cOnJfdsntiaAy communicated it.
Heap York, April 12th, 1926.
Having eived from Mrs. Leigh, explanation her
DRY for the correction Discriminating, and other mPedIe
Speech aud having visited her Institution with great plea
that offer TO the public testimony in her
From the many instances there OF cure, ber
the had very long Standing as well as from the
assurance many respectable persons ofthe greatest advan
tsge they had derived FROM her instruction, sincerely be
leve 1t will prove public benefit and hvpe that Mrs
Leigh may obtain the patronage ingenuity aud
patience have well deserved.
we do hesitate further to add our eonption that an ad
hereneeo her rules, on the part Of the pupil all that
quisite to effect perfect cure.
Professor OF Maefia medca aud Botany III the University
New York.
JOHN Nc. VICKAR, d. D.
Professor Of Moral Philosophy, Columbia College.
JAS. Il. MANLEY, NJ. ID.
President Of The New York State Medical Society.
JOHN WATTS, il. NJ. ID.
Physician to the New York Hospital
Copy Of letter from Dr. J. t. MANLEY to Mrs. LEIGH
MADAM,
." take great pleasure in bearing my public les
mony 10 the excellence Of plan for the Treatment sud
Of Stammering which Gases, such
place the unfortunate subject Of this habit far least
his sona talent concerned very nearly in the
diion Of Mute The confidence you have placed by
explaining detail your method and the facts add
by winch you have attained to such complete success
my acknowledg ements.
Tbe examination from time time Of your pupils; the
histories Of then from their mouths the 0ppor
unes have bad "a compare the progress If their amend
aud all the points Of support which your system
derives from deveopemeut Of the Of Samnerng
sd open your expOsi0H have all conspred 10
that ypur method must be i and that n the pupil
Of adult discretionary tge, having been ed they
cannot relapse into their former habit without had almost
said studying 70 acquire II.
That unexsmped will attend your efforts the
treatment Of this unfortunate vice Il speech,
doubt and 81 bear any agnable proportion your merits
bringing TO such degree Of perfection, you will have sbuu
dant cause Of satisfaction. With much esteem, am
&" Madam, Youis,
lSgnedl GAMES X. MANLEY, NJ. D.
" President 9fthe NsSg York STATE Medoai Society"
June b. fi-26t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

We understand, says the Knoxville (Ten.) Reg
lister, that the governor intends converting the Lee
gisaure the 10th of October next, to adjust the
Representation in the State Legislature, under its
last Census
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

The Hon. JOSEPH GIsr, a member OF Con-
gre:s from the united Districts of Union, York
Spsrtsnburg, and Chester, South Carolina has de-
clned being candidate at the next election.
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u Tenchlr HInnlcH.

yyHE Subscribers residing about miles below The city o.
Richmond, wishes 20 Teacher 90 take charge N
School, 10 consist II from fifteen twenty Scholars Tor the
ensuing term. Board had IN the oeigbb9ufhood of
any ehJrea that parents may be dpo.ed 70 send to The school
on ~ tdct aie term. JOSEPH ii. MAYO.
Cotage, Septi 55-N