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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
No ..
NJ FORSYTH to Mr.. Calhoun.

hEORG kTOWNJ blsa Or
May 81. 1880.
S IIav;,o Mt the request OF the President
IN h. niormed what took place in the cabinet
Of MIR. Monroe on the subject OF the Seminole
camnaiqn. laid before him copy (rncept the
omission of name) OF Letter from Mr.. Crsw'
fofd which has since been communicated 10
vou the President has thought II just TO permit
me TO read your answer oil the 29tn INST a. MS
litter enclosing il. Between you anu lhe res
ident, or between you and Mr.. oraw'ofn' OF
hs,.aao Won and the friends of Mr.. Cra"iord.
when spoken Of in general II IS mol my ne'isn
70 intervene There are, however c"cuhh-
stances 10 your letter, ola personal character ,
,ba, REQUIRE to tie placed IN ihe,r true hgn''
in Justice to you ana 10 ihyse"' '"e
hr., van complain that the nterposItion oil the
,.n al tho President deprives you oil 'mpor-
,an, riphts among these is enumerated - inc
ioht ot being placed (by me) IN possession OF all
,hs facts and circumstances come cleo WIN 'his
,F,;r So far AS | understand the point on
:. hich the Pre,ident desired information 'hefe
" ~, .,,,,,,,s,ance or fact within my knowI
.,os ,nat can throw any additional light
., !, There i, certainly no lact OF
o'rc,ns,aoce .ithin my kno~ledge, direcit'y OF
cal a,eraIly connected with II, lhdI 10 "o' az
Your service I'LL 10 .,roi.bed
If desirable TO you, you shall De '''"'sueu
with a cooy OF my letter IA copy Of S As, :" s"e
Presidents hands, referred 10 III VIZ
letter to me, aud with tue "ame VI "I 49,
man 70 whom !, wa, written. known als' to me
pr.s;,tsn, | cannot promise a COPY OF 'he
i,,,o, from, Savannah, 10 which my hrs' "d' II"
.s,,,o. "a am not sure that IL Is III being ~
!, ia and can be found on my return to oeo,s'a
you can have a copy eft. Having mus one,
ID ;ns,ice. according to your views " !"
will no, be SUI prised thai ! should espec
ius,ice in .e,arn. Your answer to the r o,;',
den, ssem,, 10 be founded upon the presumP''o,
,h , I Is some conspiracy secretly at ~orI
do Injury to your character S"a 10 h a''rs
your political consequence. WIN a, 'o a,c %s
Snmp,ion have no concern hui ire e'c"0
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TERMS.

q, rsr annum, payable In sdsanceLNo sun
p,I be received for less tlms man s,a "a.
ssriptoh w. ,y be discontinued Out III tue use'oaon
aud no papo, ,,ntil all arrearaEss are paid.
afthe fdtoIS will be inserted al 80 cents per
or as Or, oa '1' t%S n"s paid
rputinuancn. =, nsertioa or the payment assumed oy
previous 70 vi person in Lynehburs. .,
spne Orders not exeeedingtwo squa'esate
th'eIten ,o addressed to the Editors must be posi-
=, vi VI ,bey will not be attended ,s
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
J. c. CALHOUN.

WAsuIsGros, June 7, 1880.
SIR have received your letter oil ,"e I'd
instant, enclosing copy OF your letter TO MIR.
Calhoun, of the 3ls, utimo, and his reply
thereto, all which have duly noted.
You have requested Il copy of Mr. Calhoun
letter to me vi The goth Of May last, Tor the
purpose Of It's being shown 10 Mr.. Crawford.
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pOLIHTBAI.
CORRESPONDENCE

,,.,...., f;susral Andrew Jackson aud John {.
eolboun. President and Vioe President Of
,1s limited States. on The subject Of HE course
of,bs latter in The deliberations Of The Cabinet
: n, Monroe on the occurrences in Tic Sem
f4oie tVGr.
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Hon. joan e. CALM UN.

No. y,
(Continued.) General Jackson 10 Mr.. Calhoun.
WAsHIECToH. June 7, 1880.
SIR: On The SIN ins.Aut, received n ieileT
from MIR. Forsyth, OF the Srnote, i"q"es''ng .
copy II your letter 10 ne vi the % OF Mhy
last. / have not been able 10 perceive any
objections to comply with his reqiest, A CO.
py of my letter TO min Oh tms subject, have
lhought it proper, should be sent 10 you ni'
here enclosed.
/ am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obodient servant
ANDREW JACK SON
The Hon. j. C. CALHOUN, Wee P'es'denl Of
Ihe u. S.
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stances under which my name is introduced
~ you render proper that should be dlstn,ct.
informed u This charge of conspiracy against
'on % Intended TO apply 10 me.
.nni J'S"ee |" Mr. e. and Tor his use. | shall
letter of the 29th inst. If,ou have an, os;sc'
.'o", you Will sthleit l shall take il for graft
ea 'nat you acqnesce, unless otherwise inform.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28

am, sir, your obedient servant,
H.. JOHN FORSYTH.
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No. y
(Cantinu d. Mr.. FORSYTH To General Jackson
L


(Cantinund ID Mr. FORSYTH TO General Jackson
AUoU IA June l7tn, 1880.
SIR | have bad tho honor 20 receive your
ietie, ofihe 18th instant. aud the cory paper,
enclosed with II. The papers VIII b" shown
them by me-.
Did not intend 10 convey To Mr.. Calhoun
the idea that any personal communication eyar
took place between us. pTiorto the date OF Mr..
era Words letter. relative 10 the occurrences
in Mr. Monroe's Cabinet ON the question Of
tue Seminole war. Whnt intended he should
know, and suppose will now understand, N /
had inadvertently mislrd hunts that Odd not
volunteer TO procure the information contained
in MI Crawford's letter, but ma, il was oh
tanned for your use in compliance with your
request. Major Hami.tnH requested me-, IN
your name, to give you what had previously
given to him-Mr. Crswi"rd's account Of the
transaction. With this request complied. af
ter havlng first Obtained Mr.. Craw ford's con-
d mistake | had made in repeating his verbal
statement.
] have the honor TO he, &c.
JOHN FORSYTH
Gen ANDREW Jackson, President OF the u.
States.
AUGUSTA, June II, 1890
SIR: Cen. Jackson having sent TO yoa a
COPY of his letter 10 me of the 9Th instant, IT
is proper tina, you should see the answer
page.
am, sir, with respect,
JOHN FORSYTH.
a
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entirely opposed TO the secret. unnandii IL IN
manly course ascribed To you by those intma
lions. AMI banished from my mind what
conceived to be unjust imputa,Ions upon your
ho"o', by ssoriblng dnpliciIy 10 you. aud nv
er, until alter The limitations were eommnn,ca-
ted 10 NE OF The suggestions OF the Msrshai, as
stated IN my letter 70 Mr. Forsyth Ga copy of
which wa enclosed 10 you) II was thcn that
had desire 10 see the statement said to have
heen made 10y Mr.. Crawford aud, when
L'"iormfdl bv Colonel Hamilton. that
surh statement had b. en- seen IN writing. that
made the request 10 see IL. with tho object of
laying II before you, which then supposed
would meet your prompt and positive negative.
but regret that instead OF n negative. which
had right TO expect, | had the poignan NOR.
,'hcaiion TO see Ia your letter an admission oil
its ruth. Understanding the matter now, !
feel no interest in this altercat ion, and leave
you aud Mr.. Crawford. and all concerned, TO
settle the affair In your own way, aud now
close this correspondence Tor ever.
am, very respectfully your most obedient
servant, ANDREW JACKSON
Hon. J. {. CALHOUN. Vice Prest u. s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28

APPENDIX
Extract from the Private Correspondence be-
tween Mr. Monroe aud Gen. Jackson, on The
Seminole Affair, referred 10 in The letei of
the 29th May.
A.
Mr.. Monroe TO General Jackson.
WAsuiSSroE, july 10, ISIS,
| D.ar Sir: received, lately, your letter Of
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No. q.
NO. v.
General Jackson TO Mr.. Forsyth.

To Presicent JACKSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01

|vHNHE 'ub'efbrr Inv ~ leased on hi- f.ru, ly,ps
~ n on James river. IN the county Of Bu'knsham,
10 miles above New Canon, 6 above IRE Yirsiuis
Milis and b low Scotsviile, will, on The Is n day
o. December, ieir iinoi, The next fair day. off
70 the hsh'a bidder, for cssh, twenty-five as bksi,
young peg ces an in 'ami,s) any i, the Safe; al
nus "oeE OF ssh', hcg,. sheep, srt horses- be w.en
nre nn eus ms died barrels Of corc eli Lis crop
oisoe iodue' iceiy cu-sd in the dry Teancn, aud We,
PIT up hon'ehs'd aid kisbsn 'urni'ure, 'cel ocorr
ing 10 me isrr ihr'e or 'our theu and e. OF pork
anu m'ny o'her 'hirg, not Necessary 10 be named
on cf.oh crl ,he bret OF June, 1882 his purchaser,
wing ooeo' VI approved iecurly. All peSscn, wish
ns 70 purchase, are respectfully invited attend, a,
'hs 'aie VIII sexual Ike p'ace on 'hst d.v.
o.. ~, Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01
June l..

& DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Tha sub,,r,h.r. a,
fA administrators OF Isaac Onvsr, Esq eoeaea W |.
sell by public srcion, 70 the highe, bidder 90 Monday
he 10 day o. December nexi, QtfAr. If no hsrw i,e
The first far day sf al be farm Ia civ occupied hv
Mr Ohv-r. in the county OF Hanover, sil his House.
bold aad kdohrn furniture, Snd the eniise stick Of
H',"', HoSS, Sheep and Cattle ard The crop OF Cero
aud Foid'r, mode upon tho SAFE thi. yrar together
With the Farming Utensils al every kind.
And On Thur cay, 'h- 81 day OF The ssme month
al 'he tarm owred by Mr. liver, in the ssme ecunty
sssed SP ina Govs the 40 OF Horse, Hogs and Cat
Tie there, AZ the rep Of Gem an FODDER made there
ms yesr, 'cgs'bsr wi tbs Farming Utensils Of every
KIDD. ~ ~''
Terms Fer al sums OF Ten Dollatp aud under es,h
'r i .ums above Ten Dollars, cIein of six mon IA,
wi, be allowed
AL psFon, havpg e'aims sgaas, tie estate are re.
9usisd 10 presen, ,besp duly enca.ed for raw.
mem and all those indebted ihs g, are hersby
uqu,'ed TO maxi sda,e psyan az he suhsrriber
~ishst TO sc"I~ hi recount EDWIN SHELTON
administrator Of Isaac Oiiuer, deceased.
Or. H. 1hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01

w M s"s. otl,non Pallet, b Dig Il tut. M.
II Need, Amos Palmer, Lord & L-es, XVI. &
y na's'on. Dote & Herell, Orlando E,oe., Aros
Palmer s. c.. r. l. Smith & Co., B-tri King, Henry
De Gtco & Co and Bouqus,e & Alien
You vii please 10 take notice, that 90 Saturday, III.
"a day OF December nest at tbs house Of Lee B ul.
were, a. New'own, in the county o. King aud o ,eep
IN virginia, between tho hours Ct O'Clock IN the
morning and sum o. toa, day hal rroc.ed 10 tax.
the dispositions OF William Lyme, Jo,s;h Pollard erd
o'hers, TO be read az evidence in Tut 10 euuv no,,
'e2' nd'ng and undetermined, In tie SureS;or Curt
OF Law and Ch.nsery for III. coun'y IF :Ientiso T.,
which aua plaintiff snd yon are detendsnu-snd
ON any cause ihs tskh of The said depo-i,ien. ,hs
nov Dc competed on The day Aforesaid, Ire isk:ug
thereof, will be continued on the 26 and 27 DAVIS NJ
me sans month, end b,tween The same hours and a
the same place l am your obd',. serv'.
NJ. NJ. FALLEN.
Richmond, Oct 81, 1884, AZ I6,
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N otder TO ssty into execution ibe last VIII and
TIES amepi OF joel Ford deceased late of the com
W OF Buckingham, and State Of Virginia ,hsm p O.
seed, 90 the ls day nj December neS', 10 make ss,e
oil Tho lends belonging 10 ssii esse, lying IN the
souniy Aforesaid, on The waters OF Sia'e River, sud
about Tour miles rom she mouth OF said river
ng bst~tsn hVe sn0 six hundred acre.. Toe quality
ibs lard good, aud well adopted 10 u pfodut los
Of 'ohaeeo, wheat, corr, e.. Tetr.s o. sole--ono
two, and tree ,qusi snDnd insiasn,s to s sa.isfsc
iofy secured. Po'sessIon 10 10 eiven AZ Ch,isuoyr
next crop vi waeN wl be seeded before the sole;
md ~ 'he same 'lme, and she prtni'ts, 6ivsiet
~l be nsds OF the psrpous ss'sie q ssid Te.'e o.
The Lrga'ses under sid VIII sr- f"qu, Sod 10 at.
tend lbs safe add division. MARY FORD,
ESi's Of joel For, deed.
y p. y. 35 ids
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FEVO THE MEMBERS OF The BARTHRouGH
"a our THE UNITED STATES -P.opo,sis ,ot
puoush,pg The Opinions Of CHIEF Justice Marshall
delivered in he Circuit Court Of the Unmed S.res
Tor the Diir'et o. VIrgioia, by JOHN w. RRocKEN.
BRoUGH, Counsellor at LdD-Tbe Sub cnber ba,
been loo s,vrfdi mou hs, engaged in preparing the
above wo,k fer puh,icator. The Jurlsd eou 81 ia,
CrcUii Courts OF Tbs United s'ss hsins very extsn-
siv~ j. Evil! cone'n gres' variety of Interesting a.
Indications on 'he Com Ing, tGe S,a,ute Law Ct
rsnia Acts OF Congress, and the general principles
OF Equity. Some vausbls Admiralty cises WI, also
be eub'asSd ID his collection. A. she publication vyi
be attended wih very sonsderahlc expen,e, i, ha.
been emed Advisable 10 i'.ue proposals for pu bill hing
this valuable wotk by substiP iop Should co.npe.
teo number OF suboribers be procured Justly in
T. iiiof ~ ineurrrg the necessary Expenditure OF mo
neY end slime N preparing this work for publication
viii be s'ued from the press and dslver-d to ,eri.
beTs Ia ihs ccuiss o! the ensuing Spr:rg siae-
men, o. nseris faess viih noie'. reieret cos Sc will
scson papy cash ESQ, and a complete index will be
added the ED Of he volume, 70 al he general min.
splts Decided. These Deeisi re- OF Ctief Justice NJ r.
shalt will be Hshed H. Chronological order and - III
be comprised 10 cte vGlGmA D,ainif upwards OF an
hundred saaes, spd he w@en aud nine hurd.ed
page The work will be prG ted OF paper oil the hes
qnsii y sbd haudsoH ely bound in calf The prce 70
ubsen5sis wi be 81, nay ,tle WHO'S The hook IL de.
livAted. JOHN w BROCKENBROTIGH
sep. z5 80
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX sALE-w7n oe

AALUaBLE PROPERTY FOX SALE Will tie
sold by Auction, on Wstns.day, The iIih of De-
g. nher, II sr,o,berwsr tho trs, sr dry thereafter
On he premises the following valuable property,
Of 'he pertonaI Of the late James q van OF H.,
over VIZ me sTpis CT corD icdder bay, sc stock Of
no Sc, mules, cs"e aad hogs, plantation i,n pie
hohfshcid ana kitchen fsrni,nre, Is SSc-A eeie. Ii
brsry of nearly 500 vols bot few Of them Al all n;ur
Ell. and prir cpay Lsucon .dton..-- Hoga,,h'. mcs,
admired prints, scenes irem Sask'p.sre ~ Boydels,
sod 'eveTai fsnsy prir,.- Ooo CT Brosdwocd, grand
Psnos quantity oil old pltt-, 'cg ,her with surtry
ether Article which will b, exhibited on dsy Of sale
IL ms-For sums above ten do!larr, a credit q,
nns rnon ms VIII be allowed purchaser giving bend
WIN approved security; foT ,taI under, sab wii
be required and In no instances 10 ,he erly r.
renewed without the tetms OF 'sl- con pied wi
JAMES GOVAN,
EDN'D GOVAN
ARCHIBALD GOYAN
Or. il. Ak -,
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WRf Vr'uo OF deed OF uusi, eS=eu'en 4 e ,uo
Id ssriber, the l0ts day OF June, 1924 by W .l-
.m Poser end Mary G his wife, and duly recorded
IN tSe Clerks Office OF Beprico soun y, securs
debt oue 10 Sspuei nj. Bjeku5, OF seven iSousaud a.
ven hundred doi!Srs, evidenced by bru6 b. ariny
inieres, from .hs date the p' shall cir for sale.
public au-'ion, tbs p,caises, for assh Fridsy
the l6.h day OF December bSzi, II fair il not, n.
next air d.y, eer'an tract parcel Of land, lying
10 Curles Meek, in 'he lower paE: III Henrso coun,
adjoining the lance Of Col VIM. Adm ard B ;w,er +.
Cooke, known by the name Of BREMo; containing by
survey, Two hundred and ninety ssrs,-swo hundred
ADD 'ix atd aha OF eTstl, land aud OF ira,
quality lines River Land, and ibe Jemainipg par
swamp Land, with comfortable dwelling blouse and
all osher convenient on.-bous.s h ereou.
NATHL NELSON Tsusiee.
Scot. TO- 37-'ds
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sp'. ..


"A CHANGE n The Exchange C06ee House, Norfolk,
"a Virsina.-The subscriber has taken the Exchange
Coffee House and also the adjoining tenement which
will enable him TO render this establishment much more
convenient than IL has heretofore been. Families
Yelling az well az all strangers aud vsiters, shall be
Accommodated with good rooms and their comfort Sc.
cured BY me best Attendance end the liberal po
vision Gentlemen who desire bolrd shall have every
res.on 70 De satisfied with their accommodation.
The subscriber, knowing from experience, what is
expected ~ public house by the border and traveller
and having resumed this business with he determine.
ton Of dovoung bis time and sbour his patrons con-
bdonHy trusts that will leave his house dis ais
bed with t5e arrangements Ills stables are In eoot
order and veil provided WN FRENCH,
Formerly Of tetersbufg
Oct IL H-10.-
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THNO THE PUBLIC.-I oner .os seie " a. Vatu.u',
a farm Of mine, in tho upper end OF Hsnovsr
county, son,sipiDg abou hsen hundred asreg nearly
-four'h Ia low ground. There 10 good water
good lee house very convenient 10 the dwelling,
very modnu' AID isrgs barn, together will All
neeswry ou'.housss, and oos Of tbs hest stables In
ViSgini,. Apy one wishing 10 purchase the above
farm, eap know Ne terms by application to ths sub.
seribsr. There IL ops II The bsst sppls and p,feh
orchards o. he land. II 10 useless 10 s,v any ,bios
more about The above farm, az think the puyeba,e,
would view the premises 70 tbe hfs place. I will
hne parcel Of yours veil hreko mules, aps between
40 and so bead Of cattle, aud about ihs sau.a pumb.t
OF she ep end hoss &c. Nc
The Purchaser ,hsn ,sys lbs liberty Of seeding
crop 81 ~hea, IN duo sess ihs fs.-I shsl require
deed in 6ui on tbs land 10 sseure IN. paymsni
PAUL T. boswell
Ser3s ~ 37-awrf
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a ENGLISH TEACHER. Il he subsc, iber wish
IA es TO procure situation for Northern gentleman
who is N experienced English teacher, and can pro-
duce the most unequivocal and siacrory testimonials
with regard to character, qualifications, and i'm
teaching. In addition to the common branches of an
English Education, he teaches in Philosophy, hymns
try and Botany, History, Rhetoric, and Logic Asirono-
my, Geometry and Trigenomery, the theory of Sur
veyng, Mensuraton OF heights and distances SC. Sc
Post paid communications addressed to the subscri
Der, Richmond, Va will receive immediate attention.
y. Nj. SMITH.
Oct. 81 a7-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01
VALUABLE sUGAK PLANTATION AND NE
GROES FOR SALE.

NV DC SOLO, IN inOssday me ION December
w nex'. on the Pnbiis Square in The city Of Taila.
hasse, FlSrids, OF tho mort valuable Plantation,
In Inst tertiary, laying 10 Msd-on county, Tow nihp
10, Range Is, south and es, and immedia ely the
west rice OF the 6oe r,vr Suwsnuee, about Is miller
north Ct the Gulf OF Mexico. committing Of ll6s 2
as less. Of ~ rich Land be md 10
tina, ter rory, tho grow Of whsh soosiss Of I've c,k
OF The largest siz Mulberry, Wild Ch,Vry Magnolia
Oae or two spots formerly cleared by the Ipdisns,
havs since grown up In isk'y A,h.' On the Plan.
ta'ion Is good Dwelling House. Store H.uses. c ID,
8 .abiss,s o 10 Negro Houses and Bisck,mi,hs shop
Abou' 200 acres are cleared and sn lent Suea Cane
on the Plantation will produce 100 hhds Sugar o, xt
,al-Tbere IL corn on the Pianaien ,ufisistt Tor 60
hands Tor one year
The rr<psr a,ions for making Sugar are Of the mos,
exenve and valuable kind, eoussng OF east Iron Su.
gar M H. tho rollers o which twenty by thirty six
,n,hes; ur Csppsr Ke lies, Of The I'll owiog slz.s IT,
vii: ESQ, 375, $780, aud SIS gallons each. with two
hundred and fly gallon Copper st and Worn; lsrs-
Cop Pump, and other necessary apparatus for mex
ing Sugar and Rum in the ss osder-aIi Of which are
en- i'.iy new, sOd al'ht no. set up the peeeWary
,srials, such as Furoase- Brsk, common Brick Lime,
BE. on he 'po, ready for putnrg eli up in shor
,iDs. All the FsrDt"g mateuais, together with & s.
se wsg,n ard six Hor'e Tear, Cattle, Hog. Back.
,pHn's To,i., Sc.
Ai,o from 20 TO 80 very likely Negroes, amorg,,
~hiah are ~ b aeksmi,hs ono Cooper, aud vsus
bio House Serva.t and Hosier. There are but TWO
", In 'be lot, and The principally Of The
,g' . from II to 20
This props,iy was purchased sfer a careful exsmi.
OF tho et,ster part OF the lands 10 florida Hav
ng 20 many GO ID qualities con ID d-sucn 40 rich Land
God water, heahhy .ust CD, 'mmed aiey en- fne ma.
.ibe river. which owe hows the lands, and sd.
'ansgs ef sea breeze, are Undue men's which seldom
IRE 20 be found any sonn'ry. Tue aren't quantity Of
live o on The land, makes 4 In menseiy vsiosb.e.
Terms " Sdie.-The Lsnd and Negroes, Mil, K.t.
les, Sill and Worm and Pumps eaH; he Bricks, L me,
aeksmiih- Tool, Wagon and Horses. Coin sud Fsd.
Ter Sugar Cans, credit OF IL mon h. Sale po.ihve,
NV Yek, l5," Ost. 1871. 4s ~,
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8 p,. 20.

NDUCATlON.-MIss HUGHES respectfully in
h forms the public that her Seminary for the in
sruction OF young Ladies' will be reopened the first
of October. Her OF instruction embraces the
branches usually taught in Female Semnaries. Those
young ladies' sufficiently advanced to commence the
study OF History Bellies Leres and Natural and Mor al
Philosophy, may depend upon her exeron OF skill and
diligence for their advancement. French and Music
will be taught.
TERMs.-For tuition in the higher branches S36 per
year; for small girls S25-be year containing months
Boarders will be received $780, and so for washing;
fuel ST. candles 81 12 Gems; each young lady to fur
nsh her own bedding-beds will be found
Sept o. 85-2awSw
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NlOriCE.-A peuuon VIII Oe presenied 70 'hs neIi
IL Lessa Of Virginia, from tsc county OF West.
morelsnd, priyng the ps'ssEs OF some law TO compel
Inc f,ee negroes IN ,hs Commonwealth TO efnisrais
tberso, under pcn atty wbish will esee,ually pro.
mo,e this object. The petitioners will be seinsied by
,eose OF what IL dus 10 heir safsty-snd that Of
their trends and relatives Our sister counties are
sp, r,,,lIy soltsed TO sonrbuis their aid 10 Kidding
on, State Of a 81 s Of population which hss become
dangerous 10 or lives and liberties. u respoe
folly recommended 70 our fellow citizens 10 sdop, 10
ibslr rsppssise eoonfss, proceedings similar TO ,ba
proposed 20 be adopted tn WsamoFslsnd
/ Ost. T. go
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BOOTS. SHOES, SC,

HOSEPH GILL. rsspss fuzzy iulorm1 hi, friends
% aud she puone generally N he hos isken store
nearly opposite tbs Nj 'sshau = Co6-e Hou.e, ard =
lew doors abavs The Central Hotel, VIII he W II keen
On hand Rsnerai assortment Of Boots and Shoes OF
northern apuissiure, d good qualify suited 10 The
sea,on wbith be wi tG't for ssle moderate ptees
He will also be prepared 10 manufacture tts obove
FAMED ariel 10 = ~ keep good wo,kmen aud use
gocd ms'edals, AID he pledges himself 10 uss every
sfJrt gvo "a 'fatt.n to IbOss who may favor hiG,
With their patronage.
Also an a',orimsnt Of Trunks, whlsb will BIZ sod
low o.. A.. a. Gz