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shall W. more iuiellik-ni, more enlightened. and
more patriotic than they--ana having the nd J.
vnntagss OF a more extensive and more prohts
bic internsl commercials content TO limit IT'S
operaiinas 10 the or cart, the road unggon. and
the hate bntfeaur, while those nations have
thrown these away. ~ useless aud esen burden
some. and e,orio, the huge siesm boat and ra-
pii cur Or. shall w. in the rr,fi, of the times.
avail ourselves OF the great improvements which
have brra made. 10 give facility In intercourse
aud rival the achievements OF other portions Of
the woilJi appeal 10 the good sense and pa
rioiism OF snginians. But must return from
this digressioo. aud resume the subject.
JAMES RIVER.
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Etna Fire insurance Company.

.4senfs ofire for me STATE OF rirgiaid, ntri
door 10 q. IA. Mitchell. Richmond.
kAiiE Subscriber u daiy authorized ny the
u ahove COMPANY. rs their agent. {" Is-
sac Policies OF Insurance 10 tswn or country,
egansi loss % damage by hIe, throughout The
Stale.
The ratea of premium ~ili he made ~ low As
those Of ar, o her gooa Offices Besides their
orlriaal capital Of $500 0un, the company nave
n large sarplos iuod, held IN reserve, in meet
LOSSES. OF tn. pron,p,,,1de and l,befni,,y. With
which claims are adjusted aud pad satisfactory
references can be mRde in this cit,
All applications (poa paid) directed TO the
agent, will receive attention., and the o"ce
sary iurms Tor survey will bu furnished TO
those a, "A distance II required.
The following kinds oi property NAV he va
,nr.d: DWELLING HOD SEsW AitEHOO
SEs, Mills AND MACHINERY MANU-
EACIoRIES, aud most other BUILDINGS
GOODS AND MERCHANDISE IL s,o,e
FURNt rum, BOOKS aud Wearing APPA-
REI., aud uther dsscr,n,inu OF personal prop
erty. Stocks oi Gram. Flonr, Cotton, &o. u
mills, baIns or manufactures, can ni,o he ~
sured. JOIN u. baf' hgf.
.Efna Insuranee Co
Richmond, Aug. 10 1891.
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!. r,.ssforl di.,rict-lhousa.

ma IN The rvsnktorl district-lhough, ve II,
n.r, r.eromete has sscceedud anu alsu tlis
,y;rLl,a. (Jachson) is rc-elac,ed in the Louis.
ill. district by very small majority over
Al, Tbrvx,,p. Clay candidate. The mai ri.
,;.. howes.r. IN these dist icts, which were
I.,n..,,v a..s~h.ia.ias for Jackson ara pow
,edpc.d SO L,,v as noi TO he worth Counting
IN Indeed, Il,ese be ma nriies al ALL
Brents {ciay) is surprised 10 be elected over
Gather (Jackson) the late rrpr.seo alive L.
il is almosi CERTAIN that Chrisiopher Tompkins
fciay is elected over JUL Ysncey (Juckson)
the iHte representative.
Kinca,d CLAY.
Nothing la. yet been heard from the d,trict
Represented hs Chiuendsn Lyon.
All accounts concur in saying that the friends
of MIR. Gay will have a large majority in the
Legislature.
The Jaeksan papers attribute their defeat 10
The IT, fuence of the u. s. Bank. Fudge Eve.
II II were so. bsw.vsr, If Is allowable 10 " oh,
the Devil with 6re'.--and we are assured hy |
the X eniucky Reporter, and we have heard
o,n other sources, that the patronage of the
federal government, in q variety OF forms" !
was cseried. 10 secure diheteot resuli---both |
from . the interference Of the Post office De-
parimsni, AMI ne direa influence Of money" |
A ALBANIA
G. c. Cav Is re--"cted from the Hunts |
vile district, TO Congress, Wlihaut opposition. |
Re,urn. from other districts incomplete
A GubsrnaiorRI election is also progressing |
in Alabama. Al the last account. me vote |
stood for John Gayle 1891, Nicholas Davis
800.
NORTH CAROLINA.
John Branch, Jesse ope,gbt Robert Potter,
James Mckay, Daui-l l.. Barrineer. Augustin
II. Shepherd. Abraham Rencher, Samuel +.
Carson aud Lewis Williams are elected 10 the
neu Congress. oil without opposition. Nlessrs.
Branch aud Mckay mr.. new ,pembers
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All . 9SIa

I'D ENG DESTROYS to close my present bdsi.
ID ness, ! offer Tor sale at prime coat my
remaining stock Of SHOES.
Comprising all the usual variety, some of
winch are oil very superior qndiy, and some
at very low prices.
Also squ'uuy of Brushes, which will be
sold ~, msadfac,nrsfs' prices
Also n uunber Of B0NNL1S s, which will be
sold much below their Grst cost.
inose WHO are DESTROYS OF being supplied
with any OF the above ar cles may 10 accom-.
mod.teo ~ taillns On ths saaseriber.
! Ax'& w4w4@
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Leshorns & Splendid Bonnet
Ribbons, &c. &c.

WYE are jus, opening Jew yer, scarce ar
wv ticIes, to which we %bh TO n"eC' 'he
affection OF the Ladies'
Case extra fine LeghoTns,
lBox superb fsshionsbls Ribbons,
do do do Cap do
2Pieces Rich Glossy Italian Lu,es'ring,
2 do Double Cbsio Satin Lavantine,
do Extra fine 81 black Bombszrn-,
\ few handsome Pongee silk Handker chiefs,
Rich figured Bobbine'Is,
Very haudsome open worked Stockings,
SuperGne brown DO.
With great variety Of handsome worked
Muslins, ciesp Cambricks. Jaeonets, all OF
which they propose selling very low 10 close
sumner sales. MCKEE ROBINSON, u Co.
Auy H.
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$4,000 DusheAs oY " heae
\, MnteA.

fsyHE subscribers wish TO purchase 9i,oW'
Il bnslirl. Wh mt. Tor "h'eh the hi'l n
kel pie will be snen. The, viii DC ~. ula'
" in the market dutins the season, hf When
Flour and an description vi country pro'iae' >
aud invite all persons having such, 10 si.e
,he,nn call. They have condantiy on hand
esnt, III assert m,nt of goods and are 'o dali >
aIpeftion a. further SUPPLIES from Richmond
and NV YJ'k, which ihey are determined TO
sell "a, fur p,ltcs--Amone Which are 2 o sarl D
Liverpool Salt. 10 hhhs 81. frox End N. U.
Sugar. / tetoon Spanish hai. ladiyo, 90
NJ, lila do. $40 Dnttb Mhdher and 1900 prime
Green Cals. SIltoheS n bA1bf.
Aug. |. lmr
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The Annual Meetins 81 the L.sehbofg Aug
ilinr. Celonizaiioa Society ..il be- held this
evening. The 18th inst. ai The h1ethodist Pfoics.
tan, church, at early candle heh.--fhe Aani-
verssry Address viii be delivered by Chartss
T.. fdos5y. EsJ ladies aud genllemen are IN
vnrd 10 attend.
RICHARD IL ToLkR, scc'y.
or The Board of Manager are requested
10 n,esi nj o O'Clock THIS Al fEhSOON, at
the vrsinisn Once. IT, II. L.
Aug. IL
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WILLIAM THURM AN.
CAMP MEETING.

sIuy THERE will he u Camp M"stins.
w. near Red House, in the upper end
Of Charlotte. on Friday the End OF September
II, n.--Tns meeting will be uoder the drec-
lion OF the Rev. w. II. Conan, of the Protes-
tant Methodist Church. But rs II IS hoped and
heliey ed thai the tune han when The foar last
verse. of the third chapter OF ST. Paul's Epistls
10 the Galatians will be believed aud prset,srd
Hpon, ministers aud members of all dena,uini
non. of Christians are cordially invited 10
come up to the help of the Lord against The
mighty
Lynchtnrg, dug. Al. 1881.
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As,4-s A CAMP MEETlN will be beid
al Pugh's, in the county OF Camp
bell. Tor Campbell aod Buck lnR ham
Circuits, 10 comm nee on FRIDAY EVENING
The 9tu OF Sep,emusr next
JOHN EARLY.
Lynchburg. Aug. 18th. 1881.
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The Sisme.e twins Ching and E'g, were
ia ely arrested lof brtac" OF thepeaee IN Sa'
lem. Mass. A Col. Prescott struck oneof them
a blow, ahereunoG Ching fired pls'ol at him,
which, luckily had ~ oaii !, n.-easry. II one
of me twins should commit murder. how could
he he pfnshed, without involving h'S imocen
b. other ia hrs fate
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NlfOTlCE-Will he sold at my house o. We d.
M nrsday. 3la day of August, 1891. my Gu.
tire stock oil Csrpeuier's tools &c. &c.
EDWARD PRICE.
Aug la. -
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HflHE subscriber, having been dol, author
ised 90 receive applications and make
surveys for the above company, oilers his ser
vices 10 thu Owners " property IN Lyachhurs.
aud county ndjacsnG JOHN J puRVi5.
Aug. Is. On"
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lT We referred in our iAsr, 10 the cowhi-
ding inflicted on he - Hin. isnac Hill, +" Sen
aror ia Congress from Nv Hampshire, by
zen. Imo'hy Uphan, without mentioning the
ptovocaliun. OF ~hich We were then ignorant.
The Z sex GsEeae informs US that The imme-
date cause Of ihs asssnli was an nnprovoked Il
.hameluily abusive attack on Gen. Upbam, by
r4,n, n The Dover Gsze,te, OF the day pre-
plous, which was calculated 10 affect the libt1
'rai between Gen Upham sod the Editor Of th-
n. IT, Patio., ah,ch was about To take place"
" The last ST. Louis limes is crowded
w,,h articles relating TO the reecontIe between
Mr. Pettis and Maj. Bdaie. /, is said tina
che friends of Pelus extoIted from bim pledge
70 challenge Bddc as soon az tho election in
NJ ssopti WAS terminated.
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,.,,.r, The former opponents ofthis weak and
sorrsp, administration have M" nothing 20 40
49,, "a fold their aims. and chronicle the bat
-. n the ,~o hostile divisions which once oo"'
..,,.,eJ The formidable Jackson phsiaor. In
:, oa,zi.. us 10 fad room for their acri-
campus attacks, rebuters.r'joiaderss and sor''e'
,o,oa.rs. consistently with proper ssse",'o" 10
r., subjects. We can't consent TO deny them
however, WHEN the object Is TO hang
themselves, even though in so dung weare co'"-
pelisd 10 neglect other matters a Kilkenny
contest to ,hems
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NpV|INES-Ih subscrihrr l. nov roeeiv-
w ing y nsp and choice aiectipn OF PORT,
Cfmei. lIa4sfrd. and Ghampnigs Wines which.
for price and qualify. he hopes will be found
ns satisfactory NJ any other parcsl IN tits mar.
ke, n0WEL DAVIES.
Aue. g. iiis.
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TIL. DssI I've have heard nothing rrcenf'
!, of the challenge said TO have passed FRO"
p ;or Eeton 10 MIR. Bs'rien. The coresPon-
-, If ,he Journal Of Cnmmetce. says, 10 re-
I.,;ootoir;-"Mr Ber,ien, With bis usual good
.euse. uuequsllsd temperament aud seii.pos'e'-
,..., renliej 20 the desperate cavalier and late
a.cye,st, oil Ynf, ttat other and mofe 'iop"r
can, discussions ute pending, in which truth,
,ho character aud honor Of The government
-. concerned, which he is bound 10 see se"'eo,
,.o,,e ne can turn aside TO consider the claim
If any collateral observation-disclosures aces
I.ahi Gueji
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Il having heen rumored that me Legisla tive
Cou,ril OF Florida contemplated removal Of
th, .est 81 government OF tina, We riory tom
T al basse IN cansequ' nee OF the badnes. of The
water. a wit expresses his astonishment in one
other pagers, III at they should cate about the
quality of the ,cater, wnen they drunk nothing
out Vhiykeg
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STATE ELECTIONS.


We have The pleasure OF snnouscing to our
ser3 tbs election OF Thomas ID. Arnold.
- y TM4ssnry Gay 20 the next Congress,
from the Knoxville district. The vote s,ood
thus;
for Thomas d. Aroold, (Clsy) 1886
For Pryor Len, Uackson) 1884
Majority, 452
have no returns from Col. Croeket's
district.
KENTUCKY.
Chiffon Allen (Clay) elected by a majority
OF fron 1000 to 1900 ov r Judge Shannon.
Jaek,on.)
Thomas Marshall (Clay elected by major
uy Of 4 or 6 . over Coleman (Jaekson) the
late representative.
r. p. Letchrr (Clay) elected, over Daniel
Gsrrard, an opponent Of the present admins
traitor. Tut q personal enemy (says the Wash.
ing,on Globe) Nj. Clay.
Thomas Chilop, (Cl.y,) re-slec,ed by q
majorry Of from $40 10 1000 over his Jackson
opponents.
Amos Davis (Clnyl elec'ed,.by handsome
majority over tienfy Danie1 (Jackson,] The late
representative.
II is doubtful whether LecomPte (Jackson)
The late representative. or Ferd (Cis>) Is elec
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Aat<ra--William +. Gordon--no opposition hut
ws un erstand Joseph G. Caboil Esq taiucd heavy
vote against NJ. Gordon.
Mataens-Rich'd Coke, jr 81 car,er msBr.Iton.' io1
Giouosstu- 322 IL
fumes CITY ~
Mfr. Bra1ton did not declare himself candidate
Poeahontas-Wm. Mccoy i9s, Erasmus Striblng II.
Cayoi.ns-I. II bernard $50, John koans 81, Jchu
NJ. Garnett 81, Edwin Ursbsw s7.-~..Kirs o"d 0usf"
-Bornard 3s, Roano los, t,atneu ID, upshav liO.-
King William, Essex and Mlddesex 10 vote.
SfoGoyd-Chihn 22o, TaIisierro l33.
Culpeper-John = Barbour lotd John " Wsilaee
l6lfaug iier, large coiuty, euo the fe'Iuonco o'
Observation-Disclosures r. Mercer 93s, John Gibson all
Meretrs present majority $50, snd s'iN ony 'oFoe
Mr.. Ms election is certain. IN.
Louisa-John NJ. Patton 4so, Lawrence T. Dade Ut
MIR. Pis present majority Is 6Oo, and Manispu s'u VI
anse5 ct 10 vote. The contest IS doubtful Though We
obeetye from the Inst Orage pappr that Gen Dadc hiss
authorized the Editor TO say that nj a'sperandHw
his motio .
H nuap'oa '-'4"' ''"''" "a - 5Jl
Nichoias-(in part,) 80 "
Mos0a-- 222 1eo
Three or four counties yet TO yote.--johnson Roy
nolds was also "a candidate, but has withhrnwu.
Rnsseli-c. c. johnson 3i6 JOS Draper ?is
Scott s9I ITO
Tazewell, Lee, Grayson and Washington yet TO vote
Berkley-Jym Armstrong 2i0, Edward Lucas Jr. $40.
STATE SENATE
xmberst--Dr Charles Cucke--no opposition.
By the vote of CprOiac aud SP0ttSy0hHia -Sthitbrd
II. Patke gu Fcstus Dickinson 5t5-Gssek 10 vote
Stagord-Fiizhugh 37s, Blyse :, hneertord D.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
M The Il cure annexed 10 each county will
show the number Of members 10 which II Is
entitled.
amherst ~ Samuel NJ. Garland--no opposition.
Naturalization Gravelcy- 1876 David Dyer l6e-
This was the Of the polls at O'Clock GU Tuesday
The polls would be kept open another day but Mr GS
election reg arded certain.
P0cah0Hfds q john Gillian.
Stafford u)--Mr. Moncure--wtoni opposition.
hananhd u Mr.. SummeIs--wIthpnt opposition.
Caroline )-Col. q. Todd 3il, w w. Dickinson
252.
Lopdoun {3)--James Mcilhony 1910, Presley Cordcl'
Dr. D. L. Caldwell ISL, LOWS Beard 500, X. d. Gray
son 27e, Charles Shreeve 264, g. w. Shawen 1879.
Culpspsy f2)-John $. Pendieton- $50, Edmund
Broa,s. $50 Joseph s. lIausbrough SO, Philip Thorn
ton 4as Henry Shsckl5lprj 296.
NJ t4sgs N)-Houldcr Hudgins..
King aud Queen U)-A Il. Harwood' 2l5, b. Pol
lard isI -.
Beykiev Ce)-Charies J. Faulkner. 407, William Good
260, Levi Henshaw 2i2.
Scott iI)-IIlram Kllgore 243. Fayete McMullm
1872, Griffith Dlckorson l52.
Not an tht last Legislature.
To Rsaders-For la,e Foreign news, zee
first page.--An interesting article from the
Richmond Enquirer, relative 10 the improve
ment OF James River. will % found uader the
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Wheat xsated.

x6laE WISH to purchase eariy THE sessott
" = lafgs q1sni.fy o. wHtAl 7, fof whhb
~ vii p=y CASH - ihs higpesi prices gwen
10 tbs Msflei--ot give the Formers choice OF
sry.ral ofb~s ser, fair rfennsfsn"s Th"s. VINO
have large ip-, We sbeuid .ias io ses Dsiss1
= ~ L n. D. r0EvELL.
IL % -,
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JOHN WILLS, elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,

Lynchborg Aug. lin. 1891. (
The parties In this Cause. will take nolice
thst hayr appointed Saturday, 24,a S-p,em.
Der next, to Commence the accounts directed
ny the foregoing order OF court, on which. day
they are required 10 attend al ny Office in THIS
town.. With iheir accounts, vouchers, and CO.
pies ot court papers, prepared for eKaal,na iioo
sGdsieniemeo'. JAMES BENAGH
Aos l6 wly
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w. uausard. Ao,broso n u.n..,I A,.hd,alt
u.n.a,t t.a.c a Ham,, 80. T'''1'.
.,d eo,,bi. hi. =. n. CT g.,
/. M. .,,o E,,,h n. rs, go" ~ w.
and palm H,,fo,d .nd C.,ai,aa hi. ~, WV
noo.
This cauae cams nm hi. Ia. A. T.. hP -
an. hill an.w.rs oC m, tsf.n5.n,, inh,. 'r.u','.
and Beoi. ann rsI;.l,,,. a., s,h,,,,, IN. .',t,.
no.o..S add therein On IN. I'm i.u ~ d.
c.,,he, 1890 wIirh .,,a.,.,, In. -. ~ T..
-, -. a.. ,,.,.,I'.' ~ -, 10y
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" James sp'cer advertises. in the National
Gazette, Of Philadelphia, that he has discover
ed a mode by which tie United States mai
may be conveyed, without exposure 10 the de-
predations OF robbers. at the rate of one hun
drsd mites peY hour the model is Offered for
exhibition which is doubtless The last we shall
hear Of il.
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To Rsaders-For la,e Foreign news, ss
first page.--An interesting article from thu
Richmond Enquirer, relative 10 the improve
ment OF James River. will % found under The
Domestic head,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-18

Stage Robbsrg Several ir"nk' =" re cut
(ou behind tho Charlottesville stage SeSter-
day nornisg, few moments after II ieit the
Pos, oliice, and before il had got oot oil town :
Tne robbery was luckily discovered almost i'm
,,jiatrly after IL wa. perpetrnIed, and the
driver and some Of the passsn ers returned
RAPIDLY to towa, and came upon The rognes be-
fore they Ind line to appropriate any OF The
plandtr. Inc missing pnnas ,vefe all found
Only ono Of them bad been ored, and from
tnst nothing Wa taken. White man was
ssuerday npprehsndah cn snspicion OF being
me oe,o, ta,or; bm aher undergoing mn
examination before a magistrate he was dismis-
ed.
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" At meetiog OF c,nzsns OF k'chmond'
o.,osea 10 tue rarriF 81 stan, on the i2th INST.
DIR. I'm Brockenbrough, w Leigh Jo'
,seh N.r., James Ly oos, Charles Ellis, Jsr-
aue,ine +. Taylor aud JOHN Robertson we're
sypo;uisd Delegates TO the faiaaeiphia Com
Vehlion.
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r-s The Salem Gazette ,ofoIms ns That uen'
Gags, the new Secretary of War, pors me oiaeG
,oekode in the paimy days OF federaiism'
d, rha.. who fell with the frat Adams, nave
.;ss, 4, i,h the first, and we hope the last Jack
Avn. Nevertheless, he Is the " secdnd Jehe'-
con nand the head of he Republican party"
Two new semi-~rekly papers are about TO be
COMMENCED 10 Phadelphia-one 10 hoist the
I.cLson flag, with The design of taking up
,,dge Mclean AS its " Interior preference the
,,nrr to be edited 10y Stephen Simpson, and we
slsp.c, 10 sail o"der the coiof' oil MI Cal
Ann. oStraVS, SIC.
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Digges' Omce.
$4,000 highest prize.
V irginia w ellsburg Lottery,

Ex,ta class No. |. tor 1881,
To be drawn at Wberling on Wednesday the
II hui Angus, 1881
90 Nuuters-9 drawn ballots.
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Besides 5Os, 30, 2cs, l5s, &c. &c.
Tickets "a Halves 2-Qs- |.
or sale at DlCGEo' ctkiOh.
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4mt<rsf--William +. Gordon--no opposition hut
wa un erstand Joseph e. Cabo, Esq btaiucd heavy
vote against NJ. Gordon.
Matlfns-R eh'd Coke. jr 81 Carter MsBrsrton' lo1
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Aug. 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-17

HyDUCATloN.-My school will be continued the
~ ensuing year. Ny course OF Instruction will
comprehend the Greek and Latin languages, Eoglish
Grammar, EogIi-h Composition, Geography, with the
use OF Maps add Giobcs, Mathematics apd Arithmetic
The school will commence or Monday the 2lh OF jan
nary. 1881 aud terminate on the 10Th day OF Deem
Der following. There will be vacation Of four weeks,
commencing 90 the 10th day Of June. Tbe charge
Tor board tuition washing, lodging and fuel, will be
one HUNDRED and ten doat', payable one.hs on the
let day Of June 1881 and the other half the Let Of
December following.
The discipline Of the scbsoI will be parental and az
much care and kndpess will be extended 10 boys con-
fded to nv instruction, az TO my children.
NV residence IL remote from the hauns OF vice and
immortality, aud remarkably healthy II is situated II
the county OF Louisa 80 mes from Richmond, aud the
live distance from Fredericksburg. The stage from
Fredecksbusg TO Gainesville passes by my residence
and that hom Rchmond TO Harrisonburg Within
short distance Of II.
Letters TO me, should be directed 70 "Grdner,'
Rosds, Louisa.' VIM. NbboON' 9un T.
Nov. o. Oo-lS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-17

HD HOUSfON-DENTIsT OF RIcHmoNp-R.a-
n pecifuy informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of
Virginia, that he proposes 10 be in Williamsburg on the
18th OF the present month, and will remain one week:
from thence he will proceed to Richmond, where he
will remain fortnight ouy the 18th April he will
visit Petersburg, and remain there until the 1t Nav
return % Richmond and remain EEK; 81 week In
May, will he 10 Norfolk and remain weeks return to
Richmond aud remain week; will be in Frearicke burg
the second week in June and remain three WEI ks in
Charlottesville the FIRST If July ,hree we elk
the following week he will be 10 s. run'on AID during
the monh Of August will be at the While SULPHUR and
adjacent Springs The first wsek in s. pt.n,ber he
will yist Lynchbug and return /, Richmond by m t.
Is 81 Octobsr March IL l0l-wU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-17

"a fhUSI SALE by virtue OF deed OF trust
"A fem John s. Taylor, bearing date the Esd of De
cember, 1S2S, OF record i0 the County Court OF Luz
nenburg, Tor the purposes therein mentioned will be
offered for SALE at public auction the highest bidder
at Lunenburg Court House, Monday, the 18th day
OF March next, beiGg court day, Tract OF Land con
tanning SiS Ia acres, than one fourth of which
IS wooded, lying on both sides of Big Nottoway River
part in the county OF Lunenburg, and part 10 the
Mills, on the said river. This Tract of Lard NAV he
very advantageousy divided ioto several tracts and
Will be go divided, II found necessary to suit purcha
serF the Trustee being authorized 30 II il use
less to say any thing about the Iaud as tho. ,yi.ir
10 purchase viii, OF course view the premises The
iaod will be shawn by Benjamin w Fitzgerald, Esq.
who resides adjoining il.
The sale will be n credit Of IL month"; Band aud
security, to be approved by me, will be required Tor a.
purchase money, also H. on the land itself Pos.
session wiz be given the first day OF nuaTy next
WIN me privilege OF seeding crop Of smalI grain
Dextial. LEW JONES, Trustee
Fet. 10. se oaa,J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-17

ia YAZlM, by Sic Archy, OF the dam OF Polly
~ Hopkins, and nearly related, by maternal line,
to the celebrated Flrteia will stand the present
son at my stable in The county of Mecklenburg, AID
viii be let TO mares AZ $50 The Fine end ex
tenfive pasurase gras. No liability for accidents
escapes, but all possible will be observed avoid
either.
Those who a-e Opposed 10 pa,ronize this Horse,
may be assured, that he is fir,trae animal, though
no more than four years old, he Is full is i2 hands
height, and highly formed in every particular. Hav
ing, when only Is mooths old, received bite from
snake on one Of his legs which il app-chend-d has
inflicted lasting Injury, he has been exhibited
on the turf but the purify OF b blood tbs celebrity
OF his stock, his 6oe appearance aud the unexampl
success Of Polly Hopkins, have encouraged hi,
with the creates, confidence TO offer him to the public
as Stallion. JOHN G. GOODE
March 10. 1912 WITT