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Notice.

HEREBY forewarn all persons from h trading for, or taking note, executed by me to Townsend Dickinson. for twen- ty-hTe dollars, as fee 10 said Dickinson m law case, which he has failed to at- tend to. Said note was given some time ID May, 1899, and due lugust foIlowiuq and witnessed hy James Liyingston--which note an determined not to pay.
 STEPHEN THOMPSON.
 June 19, Is3l l4*3u
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THE OLIO.
From Btaekuoed's slagasine for .uarch. THE BURIAL IN THE DESERT.

Hou aceeps yoa gallant band O'er hfzn lhesr rai0r could 7lot sGJe' For tte tdyonct is red with gore, .aas .hses, :f.ase 5eG@.:sf.l and ts-nre. -Noac sleeps ia E-sglt's saad.-Whsos. yn the shadow of the pyramid
 Our brothers grave us made, When the battle day was gone. And the desert's parting sun
 A field Of | cath survey q. The blood red sky above US
 Was darkened into night, And the Arab watching silently Our sad and hurried rite. The voice of Egypt's river
 Game hollow and profound, find one lone palm-tree where We stood , Rock | with shiYery sound: While the shadow of the pyramid Hung o'er tie grave we made, When the battle day was gones And the deserts parting sun
 A field of death suryey.d. Tlse fathers of our brother
 We're borne to knightly tombs, With torch-light and with anthem note, And many waving Plumes- But he, the last and nobIest
 Ofthat high Norman race, With few brief words Of soldier love Was gafher'd to his place. Tn the shadow of the pyramid,
 Where his youthful form we laid, When the battle day was done, And the deserts parting sun
 \ field of death suryey'd.  But let him, let him slumber
 By the old Egyptian wave! 1t IS Y ell Y lth those wno bear their fame Unsullied to the grave! When brightest names are breathed on, Whn ioftiest fall so fast. We would not call our brother back On dark days to be cast. Prom the shadow of the pyramid, Where his noble heart we laid, When the battle day vas done, And the deserts parting sun
 A field of death snrvey'd. From tue Uaifed Seruice Joarnal.
 THE SAILORS SONG. fBr MRS. coRNwELL BARON wILsoN.1 ny bounding bark. fly to thee. I'm searied of the peopled shore. iong to haiii inc cling sea,
 lily home Of liberty once more.
 \ sailors life of reckless giee,
 That oaly IS the life for mel Twas not born for lighted halls, Or the gay revel's palling sound;- .Hy music is, when OCEAN calls, And echolag rocks the cry resound.
 The wand d'ring sailors life of glee,
 That only. Is the life tor me. was not born for fashions slave, Or the dull city's drudging strife; De mine the spirit stirring wave, And hardy sailors careless life;
 A life of freedom on the sea-
 That only, IS the life for me!
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LAW NOTICE.
Lovely Claims.

EsoR sale, few Lovely Claims, proven
 a up at the Land Office in titis place. and which have not yet been located Apply at this office. .Iune
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Regimental Order.
Liftfe Rock. .4nrnsfo. F

Litie Rock, August 9, 1881. IN obedience to orders from the Briga- \ dier General, commanding tie first brigade of Arkansas militia. the Pulaski county regiment IS hereby commanded 10 meet at Little Rock, on Saturday, the 29th October, the officers to appear n the uniform which was chosen by themselves in Is-..9, and the priFates to be armed and equipped as the ian directs. Should there be vacancies in any ofS tine companies, which 1t IS requisite should be filled, it Is required by jaw that the officer next in com i.al.sI. shall shall notify the Colonel Command ant Of the same. It IS the wish Of the Colonel, that this point should De strictly attended to. The Captains of each com pany are hereby commanded to make return of the strength and condition of their respective companies.
 By order of the Col Conmandant:
 REIN DAVIS, .4diufan
 of the Puiaski county Reginen.t
 20--Gw
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g. S.zEEEEE. MERCHANT TAILOR.
As. ss LS G.

MERCHANT TAILOR. D ETuRAs his thanks to his customers La and friends, for the liberal share of patronage he has received al their hands. and respectfully informs them, that he Las just received a large and splendid assort- ment of FANCY CL0THS-cousisting ~ Superfine Blee-Biaek,
 do. 0llve-Gfeen,
 do. Brown-Dark Citron,
 do. Grey-Drab,
 Cassimeres-Satinets. and
 4 variety of FANCY silk vesting, Which will enable him to furnish full suit of clothes, or a single coat. made up, much cheape1. and much better, than can he purchased in any part of the Territory. suit Of clothes can be fuFafshed n FoRTy-sIx hours after the measure Is taken, and he pledges himself that all work pas sing through his hands, shall be executed n the neatest manner and tiie must fash ionable style.
 About the last of September next. le will receive, from Philad elplla, large variety ofsuperfne Fancy Cloths which lie will sell, for Cash or approved paper, at a more reduced price than las heretofore been sold Tn any part Of Arkansas. This supply wlll enable bim to furnish gentlemen attending the Legislature, with clothes, af the shortest notice, of the very best quality.
 lie has made arrangements by which he will receive, quarterly, the latest fashions from phiiadetphia.
 fE- Gentlemen al distance can have their coats made, by sending him their ea- aet useasure, agreeably 10 the following di- rections. viz:
 Tomeasure for C Fashionable Coat. lst. The fnll height of tie customer, by feet and inches.
 2d. The half circumference of breast under the coat.
 9d. The half circumference ofwaist un- der tbe coat.
 4th. The length ofsleevea, including the width of back aud cuffs, the arm being raised level and square.
 IT, SHOP aext door to the Post-Ofi Littte Rock, Jaae g. 14-yf
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LITTLE RocK, A. r.
 .Hay 25tb. 1881. TEyHE subscriber wishes ;o purchase at this place. for the United States, he- tween the fth and 2Ist of August next. FIFTY GOOD SUBSTa.A'YL4L IE.4G- 0N HORSES, between the age of five and eight years old fifteen hands high and upwards, for which payment will be made al the time of purchase.
 J. B. CLARK,
 CaPt. c. S. .4,my, Sup,g. Remal. and sHJst. ef Iadians.
 Ir-lE1r
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE. A ND now on this day came inc sa;d
 complainant. by his solicitor, and the said defe ,i ndant being solemnly called came not ]" hereaPoH 1t is ordered, that an alias summons issue and that qualifications be ihade' requiring tiie said defendant to be s, Snu appear at the next term of the Circuit 1onrt, at court to be holden ali the tasyn of Iberiy, in and for the county of Iz.rd on the 4th Monday in November next. and answer the complainants petition, other wise inc same will be taken as confessed ana adecree entered accordingly. and i, IS farther ordered, that copy of this order De published in the Arkansas Advocate SIX weeks sncccssively A'e'
 Copy-testo,
 JOHN P. HOUSTON, Clerk August r, 1891. l7ss;a ,s.a s'l'sf'
 Ps.'s fee, ss 5.
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CIRCULAR.

-N ' M I-NFttTN. IF Chesnut-street. Philaaalsl.
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EHIROGRAPHY.

s-it is generally believed that mel oi genioas do write in very obscure, in- firm, or eccentric character; sucl as By ron and Chambers, and Jeffrey, and Boneparte.a HEkBERT.
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dsarerefgn sta's"--sn y. - ora'5iss ~
Nor,oia ~aa.L h-va b.en sJpsalsd ~ in I'D
vance. to t,oisei S..aih {. .rnlis. frun the e'n.
srnr.ne.. 81 her own in,aress. but. had The
latter alternative occurred, IL n tie name and
popul riiy ol Gen. JacAsoa You'll have bsen ~
- sid io. ~ .apiort oi the doo,,ae hseil,
vIiisi ms iimidily wbuld have afforded free
scope 70 is SUPP srters 10 rush II, safely 10
IL. m,elses, 10 that esirems pela', shIch ~hald
have rendered Distlion--the couspinmafipn oi
their brightest drerms--hot oniy t1lerabl-. but
desirable to all parties. lie ha, Disappointed
them, however, sal has replied 10 thelr de-
mani IN jlsl such terms rs II neriteJ.
thus much, in reference 10 the special OBJ.
Jet Of the demand made on the President
Considered abslracfsdlv from mat ohjsct, no
mau Of reflection Can doubt that such demands
on the President are extremely 'npfo"er, and
that they should never he notced 10y h,m. II
he il 10 write commentaries upon all MS pro-
dnctions, 10 settle the various interpretations
wbirh periisins may give 10 every sentence
that q VS. fr,n hrs pm. hr will have lIit1 else
TO do. bot 10 give explanations 10 fariling dis
pplants. For, il the letter, winch he Las Letu
recently called upon To explain, 'ban which moth
ing could have been less ambiguous, requires =
commentary he may IN VAN see X 10 avoid SINH.
lar Gals IL tptre. We speak ts not in reference
Ia Gu ia skson alone. NJ Pieadent uugl'
10 be subject to snrh impairment demands
and Il, IL period Of high party excitement,
they should he made upon h,m, public opinion
ought 10 support hin Ia refusing - answer
them
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ANrlICk,nN MEETING.

Alta Ia et'"s OF uc Cniz ms ol L,nt hbnrg
aud MS Vleinry. opposed to the reelection III
Andrew Jackson to the PRESIDENCY OF the TAI.
ted Stat :, II tat The Franklin ho,el, on Fri.
DAY, thu 3"h OF Sepienbrr
Fortaaaias Sydnor, Esq. vas called TO The
Chtir aud Rictard H. 1o!er appointed Secre-
iary.
The object Of the meeting was statrd, b,
Patrick h. Cdbell, Esq. who concluded n
brief aud eloq lrnt appeal, by moving the 40.
poln'meni OF co"''"iaee TO rrpor, Preamble
aud Resolution, expressive oil The sense Of The
meeting.
Nhereupon. the Chair appointed niessrs.
Pau,ck II. CabeIl, Jesse b. Harrison, John y
Urquhnrt, John VI. Warwick and CaarIrs +
Mostly who retired Anl, alter a snor, ar,..oce
made kpror', which, nfiera few mirnpor.
laut am tndmenis, aad 6llng the blanks In the
resolutions, WA agreed 10, ia tho following
inim:
Whereas the term Cor which An row Jackson
was chosen II preside over tbs Repnblic Is an.
preaching i's cos, d thr great question of his
ra. f,,Y
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s,pat An,r#,an co,,,,,,,;,, ,,r - 800, =,
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ted nv II oyar th, ,,h,l, - :, :. =.
y.tninen, so s,,,.e -,,.,, ,a,, ''r y u
times the q ,pstton ,vho ,,n,na Z. =, il
Jealous equals" snail H.. eIav,,e, =, 49,,
cisa OF ITS lofty tunctinos ms, he m. or ~,
sOrbins interest 10 every patriot som.
BuI Ihis sno common time. A latpo p,rt;on
OF the world i, in the tnroes OF Reyoiatlnu.-,h,.
conclusive death.gfappla brtween nan and M.
tyTant,, has conu,eucrd-anJ the chamnionS
oi freedom in other cllmss have their eaze in.
tenseIy tiAr& on tie graf experiment Of self.
government Ia progress hire Within our avn
peaceful boa ders even, pu,trns, ol n, asnecI
awiulty SINISTER, are ht.r,CiinJ .v,r. .v. ,,,
arous'Gg every mind. Or beloved and yeu..
raIen Om0H, once ueeme1 too sacred To be
drawn mo dtsCussiuu, save To receive rsne,v+a
vows OF eternal hdPiuy, has beeome a ,natter
OF Ordinary caicnia,Ion. and Is III, naced with
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e==u>-==~=z==ss s.zslr=zzz-sszzz -.s--s=--s
ka,.. 81 - hatsns asseitb.,., fi's't amman
ed 20 Rim ~ -. .'ss sareafd a. thzi"n -hirh
H. dei. rcd biz s.sssss-. NV t.s !t4ss' - a..
csnt tie eties - 81 suf itnasftd - ~. l
dsi hat "a IA sept 81 aa4l me- ltne ate
"a. inlersie~ Vii Seq i.e.sans =na t'ss let
80 ihai in'ers isv he ! stn .are Ri,lhoi srri'J
It's h.sz4r.n 81 81 f.afpa.
mu.t he IL tHz.ittd aisg - deny IL anlhnf=
sliA - et,fs,a paragraph - fat'fd f'efn The
Telegraph. =stira Nlf. isfHn 'apuiez - 40
Esrn ehilr stIfa,As misr pnh qua !, va
t.,an. 81 ,arnaisfaH Is thr Etht oi the & ob'
has fn,ui.hed - nrn pfftrnrr Tor the fihaldft
ri y llifh I aa tie n'i = anl Hm ndmo III.
81 thaf NJ. T. to4, though be has teihea
frar., ~ 2 rilf, ststr t,gan Co siiie ibcse T +.
,,fsth.. bnla. himself ~ re- li0rss 10 tein'es
. e, have be.n skrt Led hast Is, All vt ,nisf
NaIs at exempt o. BON Varsoos other rshi'"s
rpsn IN. lin, hni I trust - MI be found ibhi
lhase ar,tsp unfff tar lt nHener ~ ihs s''e-
my .Ami,a ~ regard 10 b" principal ehas"
I d,ste 10 SAY, thei What have written, b as
~, sirnAtars--and IL u itue hlso, thai have
wtif,rn u hstevsr j. thas 'srh d.
trsjaire IA believe that may nov he PEI
N nsd 70 bisg tbs sdirrss 10 e1"fe. I's
r.a lIcsfien VII doubt mol he ialloAcd by
49, ei.fisn ofthu eslamniss, WITH whteb hasf
lon b+faivi i g hsssiiri bat ny frlia"eh Is
DIT thtsu will be rendered hisnless ~ the Ia.
ttilis nee % nay eauunymen.
j.. MhCfnERsON BERKiN.
f'ashiHg'ea, 23a S ~. lsJI
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Ten napiaa.ea ~ IA portion Of ,he JACKSON
paety i,inical ~ Col. bsnion.
r. nps..e. -Th. Legislature Of I nnessee
eon..n,d at Sasisnlr an the ~ olt Burch-
=, n ,sl,.. va.'ele.,.d Speaker of the Seaat =.
an, Fred. W. Huing OF tbeli. OF k.-ihe alrs-
sage ot Guy Carroll is q brief aud sensible
dncamenf. aud conhnr'. as sncH papers should
he. l., matter. Of STATE concern. Ne hope
Gov. + ,yd vii pfo6i ny tbs hini.
! AZ, Roudaiph Tie K,ehmond Enquirer
sa, 9, +" u u disihscHy undrr me imPfts'oh mat
AIR. Randolph some weeks since resigned his
Amlassalarshp 10 Rns.Ia. Tbs IL strange
obrsspolpgy. law came tue Enquirer by such
an - impfess0H'?
dRtmDisd insurrtrfion in Reioyare ~ e
learn, II ON d laua,e Star ot the 81 ulf. that
several blacks have been i'm rIsoned la q, orgc-
town. IN thai state on suspicion 81 befng IN a
plot 10 rise on the whites. Tue itst tuesday
~ October WINS appointed for the commence
ment Of thrlr di.boiical work AMI u IL n
.trHng. confidence Il IT, - was not II concert
cd pltn of cotton, that Oh the same day, the
Nofth Carollua lnsDrIee lJn was ~ have bro-
ken uui
Execution Tine Norfolk Beacon Of Sept.
%, ,nys--" W. ham taar negro man WAS
eAecut, Ia Suffolk on INLAY las. cunHi tel
ol bring ouceThtd IA the m,arreehOnary nov. :
nae Dts ~ Southampton eoJGty.'
" TIE arage, NJ sin is deaih. james Ron
som, who Was tired on the I'D INST. IA New
York for the murder oi MS wie, and rrstet
his defence on he groun of ino anity has been
olnd guilty, aud viii be hung.-WilliaW
DWypT, who was arraigned Tor u simliar oil
once. III the same city aud pleaded gIlIy,
hung himself IN prison.
.4,sauh on NJ. ErefeH.-t son Of J tdge
Plan ni Nv lurt last week made an attack
upon lion. Edward Everett, VINO then happen
ed 10 be IN thai cry, foI some ubserVatious
relative tn the Judge, wh'ch appeared in the
North American Review, about tour years ago.
the authorsL,p OF Winch vas asCriBed 10 MI. T..
The assaiant severely c,asured ia 1Ae puDic
p'ints
Fremont Eitriion.-Reiurns are gwen from
l78 towns. For q avfrnor, Palmer CAui-
Nasonic) rs. 49,, Alien 1ClA) / ,3Si NJ ecb
Gtckson) Dial. II I,resrnlalve, chosen. a.
lar hi kuown: An'i.Nasouir % tlsv ~:
JncLsnn s. lhl, is The only state IN WINCH
the Ant -Nasons 1i4ve the ascendancY al pres
ent Though from the rapid spread Of HE
irvei IN the Nortn, tbPre Is no conlal tltiuL
what may be Ihe,r SIT ug'n year hence.
University Of F6giun--Aaolhcr session o.
this UnIvsr,uy 90 nintnor1 on tue ION uIl.-
III. LhGinsicOH iufutns us. " under favorable
auspices" On ths 2JIh oil. L. students had
aIi.triuulated, scyeIGi oilers had aiii,rJ
aud o.hcfs we're duly expected. The students
~ ilI.t il,ilrd a.,,Hp the schools, az fullntyS
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F.om The Norfolk HeraA s,pl 90

T1OW Wf N07I0IN ItFN7H, 1'PT 70
isuHio he American Ftag.-Capt. ElDRrp,
OF The brig II ,r,esr, mtofmS that "A brIgaa,Inr
lrnm n. G. bound 10 Irsa.. was chased oil the
Bahama Banks, hy BRITISH mnn OF war ,cssei,
understood Il be the okp-Jark, winch vessel
fred 13 shot nj her-the hrgontiue had her
colors holsled-~ihe suhr. had nol--3he WAS
boarded by the schr. which took prss ssiun OF
her aud carried her into Havana Daring ,he
chase, the brigHnine threw over board her
deck load. After she WIS ,nken POSSESSION OF
lost anchors and caHies.--Cnp,nln r.. under.
stood previous 10 his leaving Havana, that tho
brtgenune was released, ANA that a representa-.
l,on oi the outage had been forwarded 10 the
Ftesdrnt OF tue Cntcd states. Iheie weIe no
u. ,, Nrssels IL pot.
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Correspondence Of hc Joacuh IF Connsree.
LOn2olt dur IA ftrsuiugA

G.
London, dug. IL. ttreHiag)
S,ylfdI circumstances nave lhtuIy a. anspLrd
NhiCr have been tons,rned as Indications OF
~ approaching change IA The Cabine,. The
pnIy mluth usually ,ors with tue Minis,,
- 30 II On The clause ~ the rtiptm DHl for dl.
ul1ng rouulcs So as 10 give tn knights ofthr
shire 10 ,hch hall county, aud by ~, OF Gun
ptusnilon tie Minister Il hetn defended b,
the leaders Of h upposinnp. mud was voted
AHh Wy rev oil the 3tatdigst ~ tnen SAT-, line
fhc foreign au bassaiois have also aunln IA
pa5t "Cck htcn IN irequ.nt eousulinilonwi h
lhr ''ukn - Wellington aud his ancI AT SrCte.
tdiy To- Foreign Alnr- the Eur Of Aberdeen,
met Is ~ the ptortss al incubation, ihd vii ~
more IA uHl GA Nah lie policy OF Meltelnlch
aid Nrosvlrad,.
toml lants Hlso nov and lhen escape from
the onliC of the Mmstet's hirnds that thu
Royal ear ,s abused bv sec,ct Toes OF the Can
ineI, dnd the panlc err ty the Lines Eens
paper, which has WITHIN "a lew doys assai,ed
the Ministry with so iIttle reserve ~ disciIni-
"a 90 as ia Wa 40 very great anxiety 10 pi,-
seI,r the bss terms 81 h thrm. Aud II muo,
be all WED thHt III erneiaf tue Editors of thar
leading journal have Displayed an intutiye
shgacIts aud Irts,ntimrn ~ irgard 10 impeu-
ding changes al publc opinion, that IS hardly
tnl passed by the coGslaney With which their
own sentiments, under The pretrAt OF guiding,
nave always h,en nade 10 follow tue op,nion
oi the ma aTty.
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THE VEIs6:ISsAS.
LYsCHBuRG. OCT. 3, 1871.

Mr. BerriepS 1dir,u-T THE fprtibly written
production will he found entire IN our columns
TIN. morning we do MT wonder nj Mai.
tn. haste 10 Lave Washington before III
appearance rourlraylne hun. rs II does, il the
uHsnv,ab,e light al % hrnggadoca and = COW
ard. We are no al vocntes Tor thr ailuIfarIrnt
Of the pistol But whes a man has 90 scfnpss
on mat score, add scaflers challenge, afonaJ
him like 50 much waste papar--iheH makes a
public boast of his vsDrpns determin atom
aud iaisely .ecn'es his opponent of 9" summing
rrs5ru unity" ho deserve. II, quarters f,om
friend or foe if II should tiro our ,ha, lac has
skuked from the dang which he couried.
Bat this I. the ie 81 Important view of Mr.
concerned. Recognizing IN Mr.. b high
MINDED gentleman, against whose moral char.
aeter no InIpn alton fes,s, The psople "ill give
credit 10 his statements. A"I II hsy do, what
mnsi be tp'lr teeIug4 a tn pietnr, Wi h he
draws Of tis ate IL afnrs a. Washington
II they bteys Mr.. Be1rcn. the, cnunot save.
ton, Ivy their votes, thr Continuance III the
Presidency 81 II man who dutlor Set his Gicini
press 10 cdiunnidis Ice members oJh1 tormer
Cabiaet, aHi, whtn they rtpet those c. aDs'ues,
urges his mo,f conf ien,ial friend, 10 cm4 msm
10 The field NJ mts,iamed honor Bs it unter.
noDd that re do not make tbs charge agansI
Gen. J,ck,on--,nt Mr. Bcrrru, wlrp !, better
Informed on the subject than We Ar docs. lie
directly eyes that thu Globe In, assh,led him
WITH lhlsc chngra undeI the direction oltho Chief
Magieratr n lht bccnusr he la, demonstrated
lie untn'h Of thoso ch ,ges, Maj Eat"n, nflu-
,ncfd Ly The President 10 dare more than ne had
Coinage to perform, has - ICE challenged hin 10
moral combat! surely, II tins be ,rue, II !,
time thai The morn and peacrablr portion 81
the Community, al least. shonl pause and II
hect beiore they again consent 10 vote fora
mao nv Chlei Mag ,trafe Of tho Repuhl >
whose tondnrsStor sliir aud blood nttes's not
only the scbo"l IN winch hl4 carly habits were
FORMED but also the constnaty oi such scenr,
wnh hi, natural disposition. The Leopard hatn
not lost ans SpoIs
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Inc small nnnhpr IN the Law Class, " not
"itlsthndIng thu rapidly growing reputation OF
ITS Professor. MI DAVIS u stlihnted Dy the
Chnmtic0n tu tho sirIu+gr OF the Lw Schuois
OF Jausu LUmax aud Gen. BadHA.
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EDUCATION.

Nm school will be- uniinued he ensuing year.
w MY ca "rse of instruction will comprehend the
t"rS ana Latin L1nguagrs. English Grammar,
."s"sh Composition, Geography, with the use oi
laps ana Globes, Maih' ma,ics aud Arl,hn"uc.
, ne Sch"ol VIII commence Monday, the cath OF
January, 1881 end terminate on the 10th day Of lie
'mb"r following. There will be a vacation of fur
"'eES' commencing TN the 10th day of June. The
'harge Tor board tuition. washing, lodging and fuel
N' pc ono hundred and ton dollars, payable one hall
On '< 1T Gay at June. 1891. aad the other half on
he LIST of December .,l!ow;rr.
Ihn discipline of Inc school viii To pnrcn AL and
's rnch care aud kindness will be extended to boys
connded Ia NY inS,ruc,iGn to my children
Ny residence is remote !rnn the haur,s Of ,Tco
'nd immortality, and remarkably healthy. II is situa
Ell ~ the county of !.ousa 80 miles from Richmond
ana me h"e distance from Fredericksburg. The
stag" from fredericksburg 10 Cartersvlle passes by
my residences, and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within q short distance of IL.
Letters /" mo SHOULD be directed To 'sGar;lncr's -
Roads, Louisa" WIN NELSON Iun'r
9-la.tf
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LEES
LEES
d, highly IMPROVED
EATHTEE NlEpgCYNJES.

E'AIN11X ISEpTCYNJES.
4 EE > An'i-B.Ou@ Pills, admirably adapcd 10
~ carry off supc: iunuS bio. and to Prevent IFS
morbid socrc;nns. Pace p and 80 cts. per box IN
tin baxcs ' 80
LEES Worm Lozcnges, n certain and powerruI
remedy Tor destroying all kinds OF worms. Price so
cents per box, in TIN boxes
LEES Elixir. Z certain and cT;c,uoI rop,od, r.,
obstinate colds, coughs, weak stomachs Sc Price
81 per bottle. '''o
LEES Sovereign Ointment fr the Itch. warran,
cd TO cure from one application free from mercury or
any Penlcious ingredient. Price 375 cents per box
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders tho sl,n
Ceicately soft and smooth, improves the cvmpIoyion
Price so cts per bottle
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard. an inC,l
iible remedy for sprans, bruises rheumatism, uumb
ness. &c. Price 8 per bottle.
LEES Lip-Snlvc. Price so Cts per box
LEE > Nervous Cordial, or Grand Restoration g,
most valuable medicine for great and general debi
ty' nervous disorders, loss of appetite &c Price q
per bottle. ''' -
LEES Ague and Fever Drops, warrart. ID n cu,o
IT taken according TO directions. Price rs cents per
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific, Certain and Of
each. box and bottle .
LEES Tooth Ach Drops. which rive Immediate
relief: Price so cts. per bottle
LEES Tooth Powder which cIcarsos and ho,,,,;
ies the teeth Price 80 cts. per bottle
LEES Eye Water, a certain curr for eore oyo,
Price so cts per bottle.
LEES Anodyne Elixir, for the cure of head acbos
ICES per bottle. "''''9
LEES Corn Plaster, for removing and dosfroyi,,
CONS Price so cts. per packet. For sale bv
nov ia" III g. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-09
Winter Goods.

DOiN'F, dufiil, and fancy striped blankets
IL I'll. 9-4. iO-i, Ill. l2-.l, aud IA. rose do
some very superior. OF our iuiporrnton
iiarrs back, and dark mkt krrs"ys for negro men
Dark striped hnSey, for negro women
a large assortment "t G"ntcmcns Tartan plaid
cambe,. and PLAID caunblct cloris
Do do OF Ladies circassiun, imitation Marino
md silk dn
Red Hanncls OF every quality; some of our impor-
'"'ion, OF very superior quality
White do do do
Low priced dark MKT sattiucts
Superior Oxford, steel. cadet and princes mix, do
"A large assortment of cloths and cassimcrs Of eve
~ colour and quality.
For sale. on very favorable tcrms. By
l.. Il f. JAMES g. co.
nc Io-Slt Market Square.