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rrcbabity be able TO he on his feet in eight or ten
Both gentlemen acted with & cooness' delloeta.'" ;
and bravery becoming Il better cauSr-as was u'A
mously admitted by all who witnessed the uhPeaSu"'
SCENE Grand Guf (:HissJ .4dreriiscT'
TIE RAILROAD ACcIDEsr.-!he Frcn'IicN pn
Of Saturday, confirms further particulars {" liz "' I
road accident There were about ~ Passeh VL!
half Of whom were more or less in jared J"n Aetoy,
Esd Of Fauuu!cr county, Va received se'e,I .Ii
the head and III injury the bach mfs. INV "' "'s'
WIG of the Cashier OF the franklin Bank Vi h"'"0'.
was bruised considerably. :. ;,d
Mrs Dandrhge Of Jefferson county, va frcrM '',
cut on the chin An elderly lady. name unNhoM. ~
had her face uuci. acrraled and torn j. Gregory
Esgr, of Uxbridgc, Mass who was accompanying
his daughter Virginia. had his right arm pioNe"'
and received violent confusion, with several GUS va
the head which caused by the falling OF Sn,e pas
scngcrs and heavy seat from the upper SIDE OIL Tue I
and his head in consequence being forced through
window Mrs. WilEarth, who was going 10 l"n, ne.
husbant in Winchester, with her two children anu :'
Gregory were in the car, but escaped with Isht Jf
The engineer and The conductor were bruised Se'r'S
also several other passengers, who, not"I''"''s'
proceeded on their journey. ,, -,
The sufferers brought in another car, to fer'c"'
where they received the kindrst ailrn"' from '!1c III
hailan,s. and tie best medical and surg al ad' ,
No blame is chargcable to any OF the a+t'i''5-'"
usual operations of the road will not be suspended
rBnii;moyc Chrrnic'c.
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WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
JosepA T. Daugherty Charles O<go0d, and Charles H.

Eg AVE formed partnership under the firm Of Daushcrty, o-go"l
Daiucy for the purpose Of buying, selling and locating
vcrn!uGnt lands c0n!rniSiiDn
To wishing government lands the IT.
dersgned offer great facilities aad vanag" Onc Of The r
sides West nE has much experience the cuisines. O a
ing lands, particularly III hichsan.
10 per cent individuals may "''
their proitah invested, without aLu ira
pom. pr the Land ulicc OF, prfrrred the unct'-""
will their compensation share haf 81 the roi &i
iGs ;om subsequent ,uc Of the ld 2uarnntccn. TO the Pf"
investing. Ia. cpa and interest. Persons at distance nF
have their money Invested, 10y rcmn. diGts BALTIMORE i
dephia New York. Those who 10 wish hcinf" i'
obtain e land, may dcposits in Bank New York, 10" |
of The number Of they desire purchase, al Que G"f "
sixty per acre. subject drA producing: the '
certificate Of title.
The undersigned hnve the best OF making Ed!c!ou, t
ionsihcy neither trouble IN DJi"frs NJ %
information nnt having dc voted then -rv.s entirely TO "
<ncs is their obtain good lands advaHtHsr"n %
ted for all may employ They will u'o SCI! oG COMM
Real Estate which may be conssrcd to them -"
and orders Il distance, promptly attended 10.
Office No. D, Wall Street. Ne" York -, ,,,xry
DAUGHERTY, OSGOOD& DhBHhl'
Russell * Co., Lawrence
Trmhic, Wetmore, IIop,en Co. New York; Caleb Cop:
Humphreys & jones' Brown s; Ives, Philadelphia; Gen -
Darlington, Hon. Richard Jackson PoHidence H. l.; no
George Tucker Hon. Richard E. Parker Bu.hrod Z. W
Esq. Virginia; Samuel Johnson Co. Buffalo; Hon. .i"' "
Wing, Cen l.. $. Humphrey. Michigan :, iy
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NV iOnK. Oct. g

NEw ! OGK. Oct. -
LatcSt fions E~rcps.-Ih" packet Toronto, Capt Girls
wuld from lnndDn arrived last evening. bringing Lon
don pa1r to Sept l.? bat they give us very little news
The French ministry yet incomplete no var nIn-
i<trr being appointed. Mrssrs. Mole and Martin Du
= ri both III. and IT is said that AlrS>rs Mole ana
Guzi were sharp variance. The life ct the mills
try was expected to he short. Count .atour MaubCrg
WIS appointed minister 10 Spain.
The Cholera 81! prevailing in Hungary, B"hr-
mia. and paris ri Austria proper. The Archbishop oil
in Austrian Italy, and had appeared in Bavaria, Naples
aud even on the rocky frontiers OF the lyr".
The German papers say that the Russians have ac-
tunliy commenced retiring from Sii;5tria.
The London John l'n! (not good authnry} says that
the pris ,ncrs of STATE in the fortress of Ham, are very
soon IL l." rrl.nsrd.
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AmKASsAs.-The Resolutions Of MIR. i'Lwei', instruct
ng cur Senators to vote for EJp"Hsing Mr. Cays re-
solution of crnslre Gen jackson, passed The House
Of Representatives yesterday, without :. conni.
The Yeas and Nays were called this morning, on the
above resolutios in the House Of Representatives, and
passedycas 33, nays d. They passed The senate ke-
Clark, and john Mclcaa )irhanS"s G"-'ttr, oct u:
The Opposition often affect to be witty about Mr. '.
Burcu that he is Il l.cunmitlal" man. But one
thing is cellin he is consistent enough To keep them
always opposed 10 him--and no better evidence Is want
White rs Il consistent Politician? lie is H0"c against
Jackson-against cxpungng--in Jaror Of Clays Land
Bill-volrd against the For'iiicatinn Eill-jor ant
nsainst Tanry--jar and against kenda!!-jor and
against Stevenson fer and n@a."st the Whole DE-
imGcra,ic party Is this a CUmmittal man:-D.
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EnrroRs LOOK orr.-A duel was fought in Louisiana,
opposite this town. on Wednesday morning. the 9th inst
between r. E. Hoscard, Esq, Editor of the Missssip
pian and j. g. H. Bomchce, Esq. Editor of the State
Rights Banner, growing ou of editorial PERSONAL.
ties INDUCED in By both parties. Col Fall Mr. Price and
Howard acting as seconds and friends Of V. E. How
ard-and Maj. Coffee, a. R. Johnson and Menete, as
the seconds and friends Of Mr. Bouchele. The parties
stood at distance of ten yards. The first fire of both
proved harmess--but the second shot, MIR. Howard
wounded his antagonist, his ball striking the right and
passing through into the left thigh The wound is no.
regarded as dangerous; and Mr.. Bouchells will in all
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EoesE'ER Y.
aucMiEr REMAINS uS>rH".tt

TOO SOON.
Too soon. too Sooa. h0w OIL 'hn' "
Comes o'c. the spirit Ike n sisS
Awakening every nou'ni'' cn"' %vou,
Tina, in the human heart may uN'"'
OF hons tina, perished in their noon
OF youth dccaycd-too s'o"' wv
49,, soo, 700 ,oou-it is sound
TO dim the sight with many 'ea''
.sbi,,c.ly wc gaze arou"h,
Add find how few we love are nero
th'N-wb,u shall we again commune
Win those we los: too soon-loo soon
Too soon, too soou-how wild that tone
H,r,ts on our dearest hours Ct bliss,
ArI leaves US silent and alone,
To muse GE Suc theme as this;
No f.owu upon the quiet neon,
Whose parting light comes all 100 soon:
Too soon, too soon-if c'cs were thne
The Joys, the fears, the hopes OF luSo;
If thom hast knclt before ;ha E:.Tinc
or beauty, liz Some starlight grove
Whose lips, yuua. roses, brea,hed oil june,
Thou'st wcpt those words-too soon: 100 SUI"
Too soon is stamped or every leaf,
In characters Of dim decay;
Too soon is writ in tears of grirf:
ca al! things fading fast away
Oh, i there ore terrestrial Loon,
Our hearts lose not-too sjoa, too s'o"'
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SIR: send enclosed some propositions or wace, B
- the approaching Presidential election which ~
will please to have published IN the Globe, ~, t
tissInent Three times week until the l>t Of Nyr
Should any person call to take ny any o:he wasr< PEA,
send for me. Respectfully, J. "
Editor Of The Giole.
| perceive that the editors o! the federal p,orrs
COW making tables based upon their Iirs about the r,,s
elrct"ns show ttr probability "i Their ,v.ta,nr ~
Van Buren, for the Pres dency. One editor gives "
Van Buren, IL electoral votes out o! PSI; anGll,r ,
him - Blu, Duff Green. thinking 4 surpuse, Tr,
st:b!rs" too barruccd, published IN liIc rr!rrfa,L
yesterday Il table prepared by himself on iu,r1Jtc
which, he says sin presenting the i''G:rn estimate =
dn il with the utmost confidence that the rrsul, rIy,
he rea!iZpd 1t is t:rmed upon I thorough AID ii;o,r
examination of the state of parties al the present t,r
This table gives Harrison 100, White 3d. Van buren, =
and Webster II, electoral votes, and puts down tho
naming b. rs doubtful.
Now propose To prove concIus'"r!y that iuhoLy h.
iievcs h'sc editors and further, that Mcy ia mt b;
Themselves will do it with one Of their nw u a,,,,,.,,
a wager; and tie best hey usr, luo, 10. ;,y -.
often sincere when they offer IT,
They have claimed all tie States whore tie crc,
have recently taken place: they have claimed ye,v w
ton of the Union; and they have claimed i ..;,;,r:
tie United States. for their candidates.
now olri them The following wagrrs some cI.yr;..
they must accept, il they believe any part o.! w., ,r
have said.
Isl will bet t.l0O Oh each Of the eight Sou'ac,,.,i
" rStrrn States. "hrEe cPc'lphS nav" recent" t,.,
place, namely. Kentucky: Indiana. Illinois li,,r,"
Nr.r, f,,,,l;n, Al.homo ,uisi,u, aud Al W.
~ :, -, 49, 800 ".'''sI LIS.
van buren receives i1c 'H,Et"f"I '''r Oh 'hc Side
2i | will bet S:lJU that iIAERi.US, N!ir.lnr "a.
.,.r r;U nm, ,.t man. .l.r.or,l v,rs .. 49,, a.
land States than Mr.. V. buren,: 500 tin, tl,.?w ,o,
get rn"re i'll The M;Git STAKES, naiEriy,A Amk. i
Sry PENNSYLVANIA, Drlawar" and Mar ilni l!..a "
~. p,..rx So ,l,, tho, v.;,I >, \, 49,, '' w.
- "I y .,"'L " ,, !" 10:
Western states; namely Nch'NckE, VHl. M!"ula!a
Indiana. Illinois, and Missouri. than Mr. VAS Bvay,
,rJ ..lln tina, they will moi Get mara IN ,l.
, INV ,i: IN H., = 49, - " .'.''4
Htau' "C'"''i.s oil ie !" .'c '"H H!-t siye
not been named herein, than alr Vas BiErH.
~ | will hri III C.1D tina: Mr. r,> Err,. r" 4.
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Org,cE OF rnI WEIcMrxA .xD rnosA

OFE;CE WEICMrHh t"osA X. x. C"..'
WETGMrxA. Ala, 22h Juy, l-ab.
'HE Directors of the above COnPuny DESTROYS r
service resident Engineer and local;
the of the Wcunlka am COosa road,
place. The the road will Pass through A
Irrei healthy this la'u." r. al
.kils such undertaking will please address tie u".i
signed at thi. place. W. u. IUlGIiTON,
Sccrs.ary IS. and {. X. n. Co.
,i,r0
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I,ryIyGros, Va. Oct. !

At 4 meeting of the Trustees Of Washington College,
held on The 22d inst the Rev Mr. Rulncr for some time
past Professor of Languages, elected PRESIDENT OF
that institution, vacated by the resignation ol rfrslrn'
Vrlhake We understand that the Board adjourned to
meet some time next month"; which time Professor
If Mathematics will be elrctrd
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H1OR Sale. at the Richmond EnquireI Once J na
n son g. Durant's best Philadelphia News ana D0'
INK, (watranted,) at fair, moderate prices: .,<o,.
n n constant supply kept M h"nd ~ S'F ""'
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Hasbb'H'ss
EOsG2.'y foMa E.uChNAsse Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
aasb N,'a'':S

IINyI. a5 n WlTh'T N cOUTSr, H"Iys Observation-Disclosures
are never made at hind horses.
tapar0iicIcd Lnch.
Nos. 4 ~ I, another Capital OF $l!Hi: also. Nos.
81 CD ~ pgizr Of 800, beth sold in package, and
will be cashrd presentation, by HOlT.
$40. mj--Yr,iuia Wrsburg. No. :, drawing 10 be
rcccvcG on Monday morning. Capitals-:'Jo 800, TO-
O00 5000, 5000, 2.s7, 80 2,000, 200 OF 800, &c.-
Packages of whnlS SEQ. certificate OF do rs; pack.
ages Of halves lI5 certificate Of do CT: packages of
quarters so 30 certificate Of do 81. Single wholes
$40 halves ., grs. , 30.
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The above is taken from the most Sources and
shows the number Of vessels less, CONNECTED IN
the trade between city and the potts Of Texas
Al the time many Of these merchant vessels 20 without
convoy, that being hitherto rather accorded to vessels
having Mexican goods aboard, and bound to some one
of the ports in Mexico
These schooners are in d,nger Of being taken by
Mexican brgS OF war now cruising off the ha-,os Of
Texas and which in the absence of many Of the Texan
armed schoonsrs, aud Of any convoy by e. s. vessel
of war; will probably commit depredations
MERGE
The schooner Terrible we are informed, has been re.
leased and proceeded TO sea Monday evening list
Iii the schooner, recently brought into our po.t
in charge of the United States sloop Boston.
y. 0. BuWt,in.
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I'm CilANCERY-VIEGSIA PowIatan County
Fl Court, September >, 1886:
Pleasant Farley, Plaintiff:

against
Jeffrey T. Davis and Sarah G. his wife, aud P"Y;hatan
". Farley, Defendants.
This day came The plaintiff by his attorney, and filed
his bill against the defendants aud the defendants, JEFF
frey r. Davis and wife not having entered their appear
ancr and given security according to the act Of Assem-
bly and the rules Of this Court and appearing b. salts.
factory evidence that they are mol n!l:bImns Of this
Common wealth, The motion Of the plaintiff, II is
dsrcG That the said rlendants Jeffrey T. DayiS and
wife do appear here before the first Monday in
December next and the PLAINTIFF BILL and give
security for performing such decree The Court may
make herein; and that copy of this order he forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in Line city of Rich
vond and continued for two months successfully, and
that another copy he posted up the front door Of the
Court house Of this county: lint is fnTttr 0rdcred.
That the defendant Poyhaan w Farley, be restrained
from paying away, in any dispensing of
crctinr any money. goods or effects i'll his hands, be-
longing or owing 10 the other defendants, either of
them 10 the amount OF hundred aad eighty dollars,
until the further order of the Court; and process is
awarded accordingly Copy--Trsic
WIN. S. DANCE, G.
Snniei,ber 30 12-WSw
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September 30

eu-NREPI AND ACADElT-Thr rucG Z: sen; hav
car.c school Guinea Church. intending
teaching,
Academy which hopes wi be worthy the public confidence aud
y ~ the cuuntv Cur Shc place his school III be
on the November Situated in nr.hoInu
aII Intelligent: cH;oGn
ed ministry t;usplii ac" pr0Iay favorable the
OMIT in yip Virginia. The OF iGsuc
t1u will preparatory the tniTes'y an such
men for rlas colleges. u the
ness of I embracing the usual branches 81: Iu.i Emrntion the
- he vail moral character and habits o the Youth
c TO M will be spared recommend the prnci
rIcs a rrrcc:S the Bible all connected with HE school,
nr scholastic will commence $t November, an end the
Of Scn,cm,r.r. u ih Vacations in May and Ot;oacr.
rrmsinard iGclulia5 bedding aaI :E.S, S1 Tuition, So
Of Zach sce>iua Fnm ID 70 20 oardcr be received N Ia
y ami the services OF competent c oanrd
n, a numbe OF pupils cinc il. No pupil received Cor shorter
tim nan and deduction made absence ges
,u.i liz sickness Thoc Wishing their phase
MAKE appcaon Address anghuim' Tavern Cutberland
Vn - WILLIAM y. PAGE.
Those who may any su5i.c;, ibcr
f. to refer to ans following seuemcn YIN. Dance Esq.,
and Dr. VIM Cump Powatan; Mcsrs. John Miller. Randolph
II,.on Daniel Wilson, Allen Wilson, john Kirkpatrick
u NJ Tho!oa, -. J. Carrnr:ou Thos. W C.owhcr, the
of whom have wards school. ". y. +.
Oct II f6-"dw
a NEGRO MAN, who calls himself LEWIS, committed 10
Il The Jail OF City OF Richmond, the Goth last
Il runaway, and hired for the present
Thomas A5erare. Lewis is about five feet six inchc.
ha complexion, and appears be between
The ofthe
comply law, he will be dealt with
W. B. STARkE,
Deputy for YIN. D. Hrtn, Sergeant r. C.
August rs t--w;n
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as9:sj'gSfsiaG fsdNS& -EInzGFi'y,
Class No %. for lcj'i:
TO be drawn at Baltimore. Saturday: November - l-G,
SCHEME
S3O,DGO So noD! 81 COO! S2.20O $4,000 100 81 900!
- Of ,s;i'0!:!j Of $25y-}D of 500! dc.
Whole Tickets only S0 Halves 81. Quarters 50 80
a Crr,i!icnrr Of n Package of y Whole Tickets will
be sent for $40 Packages Of Halves and Quarters in
proportion.
In this Lottery, all those tickets having drawn mum.
Der ~ them will he cutillcd 10 Three DoiiuyS, c;tOut
Di%r0unr Hhdt Il Sp'cndh &hcmH
In all Lotteries for sale by the package single ticket
by the all-lucky HOfT,
At TIE Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sgn
of the Eagle who has and is selling Capital
Prizes than any other vrnLcr in the known world.
y. 3. Orders in all cases strictly confidential,
u O,drrs for Tickets from any part Of the United
States, by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash p!izc
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention US personal appli-
cation. and the result given (whcn rcTuesed) imtned
alrIy after tie drawing-if addressed 10
Nov & 53-1ll ID. NJ. HOYT
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Columbia, 9Th October, lc:'6.

We publish the following list of vessels whose rsris
tiers and papers emanae from the Texan Government
Itssds If Var.
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List 1T American vessels engaged in The trade between
New Orleans and ports in Texas:
American Brig Good Hope, Captain ---.
Schooner Flash Canlnin Ealycl
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ANOTHER ALL PRIZE LOTTERY!

hNtJ ilT,It hi-L itl/-II ~ EN-
linyt sent in an al Prize L0ttcry, few days since,
Tie wh" of 900 dollars "a gentleman in the country.
ssE:sysISfsIaG !$dIssG E1OsIEiEl.
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"AsliIHGToT, Sept. o 10,

"AsuIHcroH, Sept. q, l;2i
SIR: | send enclosed some propositions or wage,
- the approaching Presidential election, which ~
will please 10 have published in the Globe n: ~. i
tssnen,, three times week until the l>t Of N.yc.;.
Should any person call to take mp any othe wager!
send for me. Respectfully, J "
EGiLur Of lie Glnke.
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determine, how soon The organization shall be per
rcrd.
The recent and much amenlcd decease of the honora
bic Bailey llnrdrman, whose devoted patriotism and in
flexible integrity are well known, and who has been with
me through all the rIcssilnIrs u! the times dcprlves
OF the pleasure of presenting 10 yuu regular report
from Lie treasury c"parmenl The principal inir
sence in my puwcr 10 convey you will find the and
Tor $ expose, herewith transmitted The Importance Of
EiEg the vacancy in that interesting department, Of the
government, induced 10 invite to it Bernard L Fee
Esq, gentleman oi high character. to whom had pre-
vluus designed rendering the Office of Secretary OF
State to wlc! uiiicr have nominated him.
The st Office establishment, created by The late Pro.
visi"nal Government, ceased lis operations soon after
the advance of the enemy within Settlements and
they have not been resumed The great Importance of in
sluuug The means oil transmitting intelligence through
out the country, scarcely involves q question: and |
doubt NOT you will render carly attention this in
terrstng subject. The want Of such has been ST.
riousy felt by the present administration.
twill be rcculleclrd that the powers conferred the
government at tntcrim extraordinary; that they
comprised the prna attributes of sovereignty The rrIs
atlve anu Judicial functions excepted Ih" circumsun.
under which that government has been administered
have been equally extraordinary Sometimes, when Tex.
was moving OF !ugveS, they have been with.
points; agaln, they have been on Galveston Island, with
shelter, and almost .thout subsistence; and never
have they been IL circumstances Ut comfort and
nience suitable to the orderly conducting of the grave
errors should have been committed, and that duties
should have been omitted. under such circumstances
VIII not surprise those who have honest
OF their iallibes; but that those rx,raod na:y
powers have not been perverted 10 any sinister purpo
49, |" the damage Of the county; 10 personal aggra
oI e"'' or to The creation advancement of paly
IT, M success vi speculation, assert with modest
ous !'i'n ana assured confidence.
aoo ei LIE battle of San Jacinto the executive 60
c'ieiesd hcaty with the captive President
OF MeSco The negotiation wos protr,ried n Tho 1t,h |
OF May, Whe9 two treaties opsn the other Secret.
deut Santa Anna. Copies Of those ,reaes
transmitted Some s'ipna'ions Of the treaty resadns
the negotiation one, have been compile Wis an zig
part OF The Mexican President; and this government M
sayed to execute that engagement which relates 10 l
transportation to Vera Cruz. The ,rea:y was made ;
good faith and intended the part this
'nenl, to be faithfully executed. But highly exaspe.
rated popular commo,ion, aided and sustained by the In
OF the army, imposed absolute necessity
upon the government to suspend their compliance with
that article of the treaty. and 10 remand the captive Pre-
'ident 10 his confinement. General Santa Anna was |
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4 fniu1b?c Farm on BrGrcr Danl. far Sn!r.
rYIE subscriber offers for sal" The farm on v!c! he
y resides situated in (oocilInd, IN Drawer Dam
Creek 1t is within four miles OF the Ccuft House and
about the same distances from James River. The I'M
movements are convenient and sufficient for The purp1
scs of TIC farm. There is spacious dwelling house
good barn and machine md the necessary nhacco hnu
Ss houses for the number Of slaves requisite for The
cultivation of the place The land is the best quality.
we'll adapted farming, and susceptible Of the Easiest
Improvement. from manurrs clover. and plaster There
are about hundred Of low grounds. adinlng
the creek now reclaimed yielding fine crops of wheat,
corn and tobacco This tract is we'll walered, and con
ains about six hundred acres situated in most healthy
and pleasant nririborh"od and would make an ag'"'a
bic residence for professional gentleman Persons
disposed purchase, invited 10 call and src the
place The subscriber will sell privately. upon ecc2'i
rr,cJa;ing terms AlEXR S. PAYNE.
NJ, II 5i-w1w
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CIRCULAR
IT, the Scho0l Commissioners of VirgtRiG.
SECOND hrpIroH's OFFICE, 18th Oct, Is:

SECOND ScDlToKS OffiCE, litb Oct, lS.j6
-Annc ic is list OF the fixed surplus and quo
payable from the Literary Fund.- for the ensuing 1887.
The surplus QUOTA when applied the education Of The will
be subject IN ali the existing regulations When
poriae a Of an Academy the treasurer of the School Commits
sioarrs will deliver his order therefor upon the President un Dcc
tors of tho Literary Fund.- ,he other "scn OF The us
Of such Academy which, when presented m payment must be
accompanied by copy The order The said authorizing
the uid treasurer receive tho IN The latter
tho Of additional need be included in the bond
OF the treasurer Of the School Commissioners.
The surplus Of the ending the 30 September
last 2 g. which, added 10 the xc annual appropriation
OF S 090 makes the large aggregate fund SSa G applicable
ieSccp the few where the surplus quota transit ed TO
the education Of the the 1897
This 3 every white nhabtnnt Of the Stale,
according the Of $780, aud to 81 Tor every child
by the School Commissioners OF lS35 10 be in the State.
The heavy responsibility Of guarding this Important nnd ample
fund from abuse and Of securing its application IN the most
cectual MANNER evoves the School Con-
mssers Every feeling Of duty aud humanity cSacs fiom each
called that office OF high his utmost cxcr'ioa in
eecin the great object OF The which once attained tho
groundwork laid for the Introduction OF much more perfect
and general system OF education atR future day.
Very respectfully scu,Iemc", most o'cdent servant
j. BROWN, Jn. Second .9Mdter,
....-. and Superintendent Literary Fsnd.
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