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Southern planter., 1832-10-27

pa'd, as IN '28, 20 ihe DISCHARGE or ,yb,,., -.
loe'ly LOOK iorwnrd as ~ termination oc ,l,,
s" ne''S unequal and Unconstitutional hn,ii's.
Impossible 70 doubt, thai tho preson, bss ,,,,,,
aoeply and firmly fixed the Protective n,;o;'', ';''o
nan any Or all Of ihe proceeding Tariffs no, ,y
ccpling even that Of is8 s' "o' eN-
l"king tbs view Of the subject. and hol;..,.
l'mly, that the voce of The rnemhers c,,,. nv
SCUM IN iaynr Of ibe bill would hereafter ,.,,i.-
a opposition hopeless and, Of course riyc f,ra,'o
u'o system on The staple sialos, conld moi I'm, 49,,
ny yueeided appreciation Of the course of tho.e ''c
"" hepbefs, whnsc conduct has met win 10 h,.s.
y eh approval, on your part, as well as Inc ,rs,,
y, .n,alory Of The Stale. But, 10 approving viii, y,,,
5le eo1nnct OF those, whom yo,ir mecline l. ir,en
peu 70 honor, It IS not my intention 10 cnsi an sen
Su'e on o'her members l,om the State N q ~,
~, no 10 question The correctness Of their motives.
80 ,auh'' po, express regret, that they shonld
,aa, suen view Of The subject, al this ali impor.
' lu'c'9'eo OF onr aiiairsos 10 divide lhoi uniird
,' a' ''''o" would have bad so imposing and happy
an elect, towards terminating ytaie M tbio,s i
~ AZ acknowledge 10 he highly oppressive. and wb;ch
ill nusi desire to see al an end. RI, y,
MAKE Allowance for diversity ofopaion. and lr,s,
we may still look forward with hone 10 ,be limo
sen ~ thlS great siruegen in fiynr Of conslitn,ion
= ip'I'y There will be, 10 The state but one near,
mo one voicei and in anticipation Of this bopnv
'enod' le' US act towards those who we believe
% nave iakeu erroneous views, both as TO the obq,i
lacyoi thr disease, and the proper remedy to bc
'iescrlbod, with moderation aud kindness
IN conclusion, laval myself Of The opporiuni,v
y returning you my sincere Acknowledgement "a,
nc KIND feelings expressed towards me personally
With sincere regard, am, &c.
J. G. CALHOUN
b. Pegues, l.. Prince, Hugh Craig, X. c.
'ubose, and w }. Hanna, Esqrs
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
NOTICE

aN election will be held At the several nro.;o.,.
~ W uls county, viz. Woodyille, Nom, pl.."a.,
tC,pper homoclliilo, Lower Homocbiuo pa,l.,
I''ek' Fort Adams, and Pinckneyville, an ~.
uy ne ON day Of November nexi. for tbe
W eeoung lour electors, to voto for presds, ',
vice Ffe~deni ofiho United States Tbe,,..,;". S'u
VIII oe closed on the first day, and the p,,,s .s,,,
'e'naln open during The hours prescribed bv l,s
ber, A. d. I832 ''' kun "c'o-
FIELDING DAVIS, Sh,e W g
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

Runaway from the subscriber, on The Ttb
inst. negro follow named Abncr, rs or 80 wears
ofage, about five fee, high, dark mplocied-small
red eyos--a scar over one oye--miher slow speech
has a very good capo--coiton clothing, new
shoes, color Of leather Just cufriod think he will
aim for Mr.. Martin Lewis not far from Holmesyille
where he lived before purchased him, and two
others. A liberal reward will be given TO any per
son that will secure him in any iuil, or bring
him 10 me, living four miles from ST. Fruncisvillc,
on tho upper Jackson road
GIDEON NEVlLL.
Wsst FelioiaHa. Ja., Oct iOh, 1889. 4iwR
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

= MAER'Ep-On The 2lst inst. by John D,,ncLloy
ESQ mr JEssE DELoAcn to grs E,,r,nr,,, ''.y
LANDRun, both ofthis County, =" ''''
r. NOn Thursday 25fh instant, BY B,shop W.,
=, =. Mathews, Ma. DANIEL 4. WftIrA,,s ~ MI ~.
PRovrDENcH NJ EDwARDs. '''' 70 WIS
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

oa. y. 4 respecting tie Time Of tie election of mem
.fos IL, and The duraIion Of tleif servce,t sfhafer
on E <.s,oai.hmcn lai any difference &c opinion
Fs,rId have existed on the SUBJECT Thc governor
nlge act stated in his proclamaiion the precise ma
eeiss "a the "maiiers Of high pdhc concemmenl,'' .
ha,, - which he has called the Legislature 10 dolb
Iii, N,e. bat there can be no doubt, we think, thai
onof ~. relations with the Federal Government will
iIs ,he staple ofhis message and that the MEASURE
iins Hsommended viii be the immediate call ola State
eru orfaiion.
lpe pROCLAMATlON.- .--Stafc ofS. Carolina.
n't 81, Jws HAMILTON ir Governor and Cnmman
70 v. eutf der n and over the State aioresad
~ TodH ghona these presents shall come;
.tSg& KNOW YE, That by virtue of the powers vos
!. q = ame by the Constitution ofthe Stale of South
~ smna, Thave ibonghi tii 10 convoke, and bv these
''''r -r,ens do hereby convoKc the Senators 10 he
l.eiedon the second MONDAY Of October and rnes. /
~ 4, hllowing, and sthose Senators whose term, of
20 .rro has expired that day, and the Represcn 1
n, ..n 10 be elected on. the same days. 10 meet at
%Rq 'un on the 22nd instant; which will be ON the
, |lgah Monday Of the present month, to deliberate
sbch matters Of high public concernmentas shall
~" hen and there presented for their mature con.
n fItkniion
u AID do hereby call upon The sherns ofthe sew.
n DISTRICTS at their respective Cour-Houses an
ss ss several DAYS prior TO the fourth Monday ins,
s' make proclamation Of this my conyocaiion. IN
~ premises aforesaid,
N. JAMES HAMILTON, Jr.
M " BnuEL + HAMMOND, Sec'y Of Stale.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
NOTICE

LETTERS Tesiameniay with the Will an.
nexcd, having been granted 10 tho undersigned
on the Estate of MARTHA RIrHARDsoN, de-
ceased, by the Honorable Orphans on It of
Wilkinson county, At the last August Torn.
1882 all persons indebted to said Estate will
please call and us,,le their accoun,n, and all
those 20 whom said Estate is indebted, will pre-
sent their accounts duly authenticated within tho
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred recovery
r n. RICHARDSON, Executor.
September 0, 1889 36w6
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

A dentist in u country town gives his adj
dress al "thc debtors prison." where he as
sures his customers they may rely upon al
WAYS finding him at home. Probably he
would be better pleased if they were to find
him HoUf."
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

LEITER Teslameniary having been grant
cd by the Orphans Court Of Amiie county, AZ tbe
October Term, i032, on the Estate of Authouv
ita'eo'', aeos@uedi ~ pu1uona laaviau olaiunu a.
gamst said estate will present ihcm within tho
limo prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
NANCY RAIBON,
LEWIS RADON,
Executors.
October 30, Iea9. 4ars
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

Ii EkS Iosiamoniary were granted 10 the
undersigned Al tho August Term Of the Orpban,s
Court Of Amile county, on the estate of william
Everett, deceaued-All persons having claims a.
gains said estate are requested to present them du
" authenticated within the time prescribed by law.
or they will be forever barred
HENRY r. EVERETT, J
JOHN EVERETT. Hr"s
Liberty, Sept, i2, I8s2-.38
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

RESPECTFULLY tenders hs services 10 the
Citizens Of Woodsille and vicinity, In the different
bpnches the Dental Department, and feels conf
debi' that by his knowledge aud experience IN the
PROFESSIONALISM having the advantages ofa Modi-
cal Education, that ample satisfaction will be given
to all who may favor him with call.
lie will extract, separate, preserve aud embellish
the Teeth in the best manner. Plug with Gold or
Silver and insert artificial Teeth, Of the best ma
terals. The diseases ofthe Mouth, Gums g. Teeth,
promptly cured.
Ladies and Gentlemen will be waited upon in the
country, e required.-Ilo will be found at the
Woodgille Hotel
Woodville, Oct II, 1889. 4i-H
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

A LFRED BYNUM will practice Law in the Courts
~ Of this and the adjacent counties. Deeds of-con-
vcyance. bonds, mortgages &C., viii be drafted at the
shortest notice
dne 23 1899
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
NOTICE

NOTICE
i q! : ] 8. . j. |. !. !. !. ! ]
COMMITTED to the iuil Of Amitc
county, Mississippi, on the 7th inst.
M by William Stewart ir, Esq negro
RR<A Aboy named JOHN, 90 years old, we'll
A\Gbnilt, dark complexion, has scar O.
AW yer his lef eye, also one near tho
right corner Of his right eye, brunded
on the breast H. b., also the word
Jaqie. John says he belongs to Mrs. Rebeccs
franklin, living 10 OF i5 miles below New OFloans
on the Yves, side Of the river.
The owner Of said negro is requested 10 comply
with The Law, and take him out ofJail
M. DAVIS, Sheriff 4, Jaiior, A. c
Liberty, Amite Co., Miss, Oct 9th, 1888 4a
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

nc following ticket. if elected, will yo,o "a,
Nice-Prsident: a" Dufon ns
~ ~ JS"sa I - ff'Hter !, ,qf laurence
NJ; Wy ~. ~ I. h.arr's' ef Copilh,
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

STATE or MIssssIrrI,l Circuit Court 70 October
Wilkinson County. Term, 1882.
nomAs l. NERsoN, P'G) On Attachment for
Against the sum Of Sl94 SO
JOHN +. SAPr, Der't cents.
THE Sheriff Of Wilkinson County having ro-
turned That he had levied the said attachment on
all the right title, and interest OF the said defendant,
IN and 10 one undivided eig,h partofa tract land,
lying the said County, being the Western half Of
Section fourteen, Of Ownship two, Of Range three
West Of the Meridian line West Of Pearl Rlyef said
tract Of LAND being divided from TIE other half
Of the said Section fourteen, by line running North
and South, and being The Western halfconiaining
three hundred and twenty acres And the said de-
icndant not appearing 10 replevy the same, on mo-
ton of the plaintiff by his attorney, it is ordered
that the said Defendant do appear here on the
twelfth day ofour next October Term put in spe-
cia bail aad plead 10 the said Plaintiffs action, Of
! Judgment by default final will be en,eredagainsi
hun, aud the estate taken in attachment will be sub
leclud 10 the said Plaintiffs demand, and that
copy of this order be published in the Soulherr
Planter, four weeks successfully.
A copy Attest, VIM. STAMPS, Clerk,
40w4 BY Geo. w. MILLER, ID. OK
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

AO1ICE
n WAS COMMITTED TO the Jail
Of Pike couniyspn the 3Oth of MAY,
~ 1892, by Peter Quin, Esq. as C. runa-
NJ way negro uan who calls his name
ag5SI WILLIAM, and says he belongs 10
" vi Francis Bnugh, living in Louisiaua,
sass%6.--lberyile Parish. SAID negro is 6 feet
high. black, spare made, free spoken, aRd is mark.
cd with a whip on the butt; mad on when commit.
ted coarse cotton shiit, cassinet roundabout, says
when be left home ho had cassnet paniloons, no
hat, no shoes oihla own. The owner orlhe above
described negro Is requested 10 comply with the law
and take him out OF Jail or he will bo sold 10 poy
jail fees aud other charges.
THoS, NORMAN, Sheriff.
! Juno 9lsi, 1922 26
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS..

by 'D 'iipreS, : I, ,S received
Oct. 97, 1889. - Dsh' a.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
NOTICE.

n IiE a undersigned having been appointed by tho
and make Partition into two equal part, az cc',a'n
tract of land adjacent to- aud ON part of which ,ha
'o"n OF Fort Adams is located, continuing bv es,i
naiion one hundred aud two acres and s6 100. The
nall part Of which is claimed by William, Janos.
ana ihe other half Is repulcd to belong - Bab.
nue. h's heirs OF proper representatives. have. in
execution Of the charge, surveyed and partitioood
the same accordinglyi and in conformity with tbe
statute IN such case provided, we have appointed
Monday The Sd Of December next, to meet al tbe
store OF Israel i. Browning, IN Fon Adams. 10
Va'lo' "a behalf OF The respective claimants for the
snaics mo which said land has been divided,
proper
ROup NnpVpAaD
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

t.1 '@snown'ng ticket, f elected, will vote r.,
o, TOT rrcsideni aud Barbour as Vice. Prcsi.
6,, j,ergsa ., z. brandon. Of IViRiason.
lso' Laad, Of Io,oo,
Iao' r. Faieoner, Of Yam,
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
DOCYnR o. EF. NTON y,

OFFERS his professional services TO the cli''
zens of Woodyle and lis vicinity Office al the
Drug store Of r. G. Brown g. Co.
Hdy 26h, 1889. 2lm6"
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

Reiort aaiable.. e..-When DR. johnson offered
his hand 10 Mrs. Porter, he told her he was with.
on, money and had an uncle hung; she repl,ed,
thai she bad no more money than he had and tho
She could not boast Of ever having relation hung
yc, si,e had flly who deserved hanging,
Stcam Boat Acoident-We learn that lhe sIea-
mer Monticello, Captain Patterson, on her way
down 10 New Orlearns, on Thn'sday evening '9G
4,b Inst. collapsed her Cue We are sorry 70 add
that onc'or two lives were lost.-Frdas'fh Hfa'
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

Ne,ss.--Few persons, we believe, even among
thelearued know any thing of the derivation Of the
word Nows.--ls real Specification is denoted by
the cWilnal letters Of which it is composed N +.
w. S.--tbe initials ofNorh, East, West, Souih--
which means "lntclligence from the four quarters
of tho Globe"
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

Recommendations one thousand passen-
gcts principally Germans, arrived at Balu-
more on the 9TH and Slh ult The n. York
papers estimate that forty thousand had ani-
we'd in that city up 10 the Sth inst
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

BLANK DEEDS,
for Sale at this olllce.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

81 never Judge from MANNERS, for once
had my pocket picked by the cIyILEsT gem
tleman ever met; and one Of the MILDEsT
persons ever saw was Ali Pacho. LORD
BYRoN
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tors farewell and Tyler, In vohoy for the confirmation Of
the appointment Of MARTIN VAN buren, as Minister
to Engand and earnestly desire that every suitable &C.
ceson they may give the present Administrations and
to all who are engaged in conducting it, candid liberal
and patriotic support
hesored, That we approve Of the Convention proposed
10 be held at Baumore the third Monday in May next
by the friends of the present Administration as
calculated 10 produce harmony aud IN the Demo-
eGte ReP"6edn party, and thus to insure the choice of
wee President by the People prevent the eiec
ton from devolYng on the Senate of the United States
and eyentuatng In the success of the National Repub-
cam candidate.
Resoired' That - be appointed Delegates to re-
present us IN the said Convention ana be requested TO
operate m spirit OF Cancellation and compromise with
the Delegates from other quarters in nominating Tor the
Vice Presidency, individual who may be generally ac-
ceptablc 10 the Jackson party throughout the Union
Resolred, That our said Delegates be cuthnrized to
make such arrangements with other Delegates from this
and other Congressional Districts may be necessary
aud convenent in adjusting te.vote to which the entire
State may he entitled in the said Convention.
ReSosred That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Petersburg aud Richmond papers.
By nomination, the blank n the fourth resolution was
filled with the names Of J. r. Brown and d. H. Branch
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
. THOS WALLACE, Chairman
Ko. k CoLLIER, Secretary.
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ITO The poters Of the county Of Henrico.

GENrLEMEN;-On the first Monday in Nav next,
commences the quarterly term for this county, and on that
uay Is desirable that all persons friendly TO the re-eec
ton oil General jackson, will attend the Court House
OF the county, Tor the purpose OF sending delegate or
ueiega'es 10 the proposed Baltimore Convention be held
in May next, with view of nominating suitable canJ
date Tor the Vice Presidency. conceive unnecessary
now TO say much relative to the importance OF the object
because no sincere friend OF his country doubt lis m>
porance For my part, greatly prefer the election
OF Mr. an buren at this time TO any other ndy idual
now brought orward-bu will chccrluly support Mr. p
T. Barbour or any other candidate that recommended bv
the Baltimore Convention, believing be the only way
TO concentrate the great republican party OF the Union
All persons friendly TO the objects OF this meeting should
attend earyn order not TO interfere with the proceedings
oil the Court A VOTER.
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April 81

N CHANCERY. -VIRGINIA.--At Circuit Supe-
IL or Court of Law and Chancery held for Chesterfield
county, at the courthouse thereof, the 2Sh day OF
March, 1928.
Eldrdge Fournoy, Rebecca Flournov Susan Flournoy
and Thomas Flournoy, the said Susan and Thomas being
infants who sue by Francis w. Dunnavant, their next
friend, Plaintiffs
against
OF Isaac d. Porter decd. William Pulliam and Elizabeth
his wife, (ate Elizabeth Fomnoy,) Thomas Worsham,
aud Mary f. his wife, (ae Mary r. Porter Jehn j. Por-
ter and Sarah Porter infants Of tender years by Mark F.
fournoy their cal guardian, and James 3. Blankn-
snip, an infant by Daniel y ooIdidge, his special guar
dian, Defendants.
The defendant, James b. Blanlinsp not having enter
ed ms appearance end given security according the
OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant this
Commonwealth IL is ordered That said defendant dc
appear here the first day of the term and answer
the Bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in the city
Richmond Tor two months successfully, and posted
the front door OF the courthouse of this county.
And the Court doth further order. that the defendant ST.
las Cheaiham render of the administration of
his niesate, Isaac ID. Porter the estate OF Thomas
Flournoy, deceased-also of the said Isaac d.
Porter a. guardian OF the paiDuis-and also
OF the said Silas Cheathams administration on the
estate OF said Isaac d. Porter dcceased-and an account
OF all the assets real and personal belonging to the estate
OF the said Isaac ID. Porter deceased the time OF his
death, before commissioner of this Court; which
counts the said commissioner is directed TO examines state
and SETTLE and to the Court report with any spe
ciay stated deemed pertinent by himself or which may
be required by any OF the parties TO be satedProv
ded That such OF the foregoing have been SCI
tied, reported to and confirmed by the county Court
Chesterfield the said Commissioner IS directed 10 take as
Prind Jacie correct, liable surchafed and asifed
proof for that purpose.
Copy Tese, p POINDEXTER, Ok
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A p. WILLIAMS, Sseretary.
JACKSON MEETING.

In pursuance Of notice recommended bv the sCorres
Po3n!ulg Colnmuee' Tor the Town Of Petersburg the
Citizens friendly TO the recollection Of Andrew Jsct 80
tne ffesidency assembled at the Courthouse ON tie sb
instant; ana moreover deibeated the proprety of
sending Delegates 10 the Baltimore Convenon to mont
nate Candidate for the Vice Presidency
X r. Collier, Secretary
ne oec OF the meeting having been explicitly stated
ron 'le Char, and fully and uclly explained by Col
bus' II was ordered that Committee ofthrce be a1oon
gu report resolutions expressive of the views of the
meetings Wbereupon, C. d. M'Iodoe.J r. Rr,yn a ''S
Go ~ u Butts, having been nominated and elected for
e purpose, retired, aud returned and reported lie
oowins' Wnlcb were unanimously adopted; Except ,e
second resolution, which was opposed by two r tb i
Vuuds on The ground that it might be unfairly inter
Preted TO be an indirect pledge support M Val Buren,
Hesoiued, That we, the Citizens composing This meet
ing nave uimnished confidence in tho frmncs- sbilfv
auu PATRIOTISM OF ANDREW JACKSON and cordially con
ihe United States " 0 '''''''"'y VI
He'o'Vea' That we commend the course Of our sens.
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EgHDSyELL'S OFFICE.
DRAWN NUMBERS
bVpStS0gEs':g EIOEtey'sy. E1.r. NO, q.
36 u 81 53 liz 0h Al ~

DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY. Grass No & 10 J.,
drawn at Richmond April 27. Capitals 500, 900 5000
1000, $3.50, 10 OF 1000 sc. sc. Beautiful scheme
Tickets only 50, shares in proportion.
DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, Ex. Glass. No 2
to be drawn in Norfolk, Monday, Goth inst Capitals 12
OOO 5000, l,27O 5of geo, sc. Tickets ST. Halves
Quarters l.-Drawing received on Tuesday night
Orders rom the country promptly attended TO, by
HORACE BIDWELI,
Office 18th door belO1o the .5farket, M Street
April 24. 1Ig-It-
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Rockingham. q Del )-wm. Mcmahon and Joseph
Cline reelected without opposition.
Shenandoah, q Del.)-Samuel Bare $50. John New
man 4i6-Wm. Carson 400, IL. III. Gray 1868.
southampton, Il Del)-lA the close of the I'd dayl-
3 Griffin 374 jeremiah Cobb 300
FoR THE SENArE-Francis T. Rives 1926, James ID
Massenburg 2o-hir Rves's majority in the District Sc
tar, Is 299 sury the only county yet to Mr.. r..
election Is considered certain.
Ut IN tho hat
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ADMINISTRATIONS MEErINC

Inc citizens OF Essex county, Virginia friendly to the
reelection oil Cen Jackson, requested TO meet al
Iappahannock on Friday the 4th day OF May (hat be-
ing the st day OF the Superior Cour) take into con
der'on TIC proprety OF sending Delegates to the Ma
uonai convention, TO be held in Baltimore on the 81
Monday in Nav next. MANY VOrERS
April Is. fSY2
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Corresponding jackson Committee for Nelson eourl-
ty-kobert Rives, Richard Pollard. James Garland
tiarod B Scott, Alexander Fitzpatrick, Litebury n
Lyon, John H. Coles David Jacobs, Robest H. Anderson
WINS II. wills, Alexander Brown, VIM. Horseley, Nell
son Anderson, Robt Wilhourne, and Munro Damron.
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DENTAL INSTITUTION.
=. Street near Gopeynor Sireei Ricin,o,ld.

''fhefc FhilusODhcr,
That eou endure the Ioorii-AcaE patiently" Shaks."
a AIDES and Gentlemen can be furnished with the
H. "PERUvIAN TINorURE" for cure of Too,h-achc
In any instance where fails give relief the tooth
out free OF additional chargeprce only cents. Also
the very best selected English Brushes for the TEETH.
DENTIFRIcEs which impart delightful tragance the
breath, beauuiy the teeth. and preserve the gums
Opiaes, Eectuares, Pastes Anti Scorbuic Tnctures SC
Every operation upon the teeth performed on the most
modern improved scientific principles with the pos
ble pain, aud professional skill Irregularities i'm
chidrens teeth prevented, and adults remedcd, by
G.. MUNROE,
Resident Surgeon Dentist r.. Street.
April 81. iI3-lts
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AH|ANTED--Bya young gentleman, who is a graduate
w OF the University Of Dublin, ireland, situation
as teacher in private family principal Of school
re teaches the Greek Latin and English languages per-
iec'y, and on strict grammatical pdncplesAso IIisto-
ry sacred aud prolane Geography, Geometry Bookeep
ing or the method of keeping Merchants Books And-
netic writing &c He hashad good deal Of experience
~ Teachings as well in Dublin, in This country His
recommendations for morality capabty, and strict atten
Ion TO his pupils will be found satisfactory Any com.
nands addressed, post paid, TO A. NJ Hacher Office Of e
Richmond Enquirer Richmond, Va will be Immediately
attended 10.
April p. ia o,s
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Goochiand.-Q Del.)-Joseph Watkins was about 1O5
elected.
James CITY, John NJ. Gregory 127, Robert Saunders,
Iork-For the Scndte-John Page IO0 Robert Ander-
son ZS The polls 10 be kept open days longer For
me co"ntY-Joln NJ. Gregory 10l, r. Saunders ir 40
Vtiomsburg yet TO voie but Mr. Gregory's present
majority over Mr. Saunders is 160 the election Of Mr. G.
is certain.
Wdrt0ick-For the Senafe--John Page 81, Southey
Grinalds l. scattering get to be heard FROM Elizabeth
CITY and Acconnack) For The eounty-Alexander w
vote.
.Neto Kent.-QPoll kept open days. John b. Clopton
l5S James Saunders 1873, II. r. Lacy 50, james Roane
~. (New Kent and Charles City county form one Dis
tnct we understand that RoaHe' is clected-but we
nave not received the state Of the poll in Charles City0
Jefferson, e Del)-John s. Galaler 49, Henry Der.
ry 5S2-Gerard y. Wager 331, Daniel Morgan 1874
FoR THE SENATE.--Ilierome J.. Opie 37A no oppo.
sitOn ~
Petersbwg-Jobn r. Brown, without opposition
Potchnia7t, Il Del)-John w. Nash 12l--Thomas
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