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NTORRISTOWN BOARDING SCHOUL-1hiS Institution Is
ucatei about orc fourth OF mule bro" inc
borough OF Noown, near inc Niusc hoa '"'""'
II; miles rnm Philadelphia -.
Tic situation retired and healthy commanding one o Inc most
nicturc,Gnc views on the SrhuylKil. ,
CONNECTED! with the Seminary are several acres Of pra:hn a
1 a 10 hich the ply Of the pupils will be limit
cd "a M rur allowed 10 leave the premises without per
ftom tho prime: Inc pupils VIII DC peTmen 10 maze
The PRINCIPAL will devote every attention 10 The health
nrr and vi hnsc placed under his care corrse
of the discipline parental IN ITS nature: ans: no
r vii be spa render the Institution worthy OF the cona-
,Ic,r. and ,ai 70 lagr Of the community ,,.,
Iour,;nn will be carefully given IN all the common "siS,
I.,ce:o GroyrpI,y with Of Globes the "i
Mas c Mathematics; and the Latin Creek French aud German
an,agrs au in neraugy Botany, Natural Philosophy a"
Chemistry. >, -. ... ~.
raj ponv and Chemistry will he given which will b" illustrated
by apartments for which the scho" provided
viii, the requisite apparatus
in the Languages will he given by Mons j. NJ
& Mcrla, will also during the floral give coarse I"
AIR. VI. graduate from ihe tn:cIsity o
Rerne iSyz member OF Eclenhcrg lnSfnCn
A. HSyI practical know of teaching is c'ninen'y
qualified 10 be useful in n literary institution nt
Including board, washing, mendns, fuel, lights
and tuition in the Eas!ih branches, Si9' per an""m
For the above with tho Languages and Mathc-
muiics, CIV w "'
No extra charges will be made excepting for class HOOKS and sta
onurv which s probably be from five dollars
Pupils rcmanin the family during The snc@Sns
N0'Fs'0"n' 1850 REFERE"cEs A0''" '"'|'''
Nsrrioua Pa-Mr Saml Jamison Mr. Robt Ilnmli M Jas
ooven Rev Adair, Jas. NJ Pawlns Esq, DAHL H. Muira
ny, Esq. ,,, p,. r.
srthieh7r, Pa.-Dr Stout
Sn1auucrn, Po.-Mr. Daniel Jacoby.
Mem Hop. Pa.-FIon samI. D. Insham, Rich D. Corson d.
aibsroush Pa.-Nal B. Boileau, Eq Geo. H. Pawi'ng Esq
'j PiaaIaha-CC CnyIer D. d. Alex. Henry Esq., ambrose
vh;,c F" Mai, Chapman Dr. D. Nathan R. Potts, Esq. Chas
Tt. l@--wl2m
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POETRY.
.snucu REMAINS uNIH".

,, aro,;can Monthly Magazine o' '
Han arc ,prre lines iroGI this ti,,n';1SS.;
Qui vvc The scaTy $ nv. slcans
The c; .aat He'd bayou, 49,
,,., ,,,, l;,u like rl'rHs "..a',
High ger MN w. c"lreL banner hnS'
ihc "''Au, ~ :,,u. ii s"i"S',
lts snano"' Inc uuoslisht beams.
inic " KIN, steel clad scnrcs Keep
Pas: on =, n,rr the monarch's sleep;
1 he H. ,rc unsuardcd bIrn't
~! ,Le unifokcn, busting zone,
ASS i III, von ,cepcd iicn5leT' t"to"e'
IL" TISs on and take thy resi
o; r;y., how oft tic midasht air
S"' ia, su,tIns c has borne
- ~ b, evening" hrccz" has !ann'd
! mS hnnncr of this naughty land
w. mouuruiu aud desert sanu'
Era ye, its folds were torn;
rt,on-h Jrna's carnage dying red,
Or tossing DER Ma:cnsos hsad,
Or curling the towers
rberu Austriu's rasla GuirciS yet'
And suns tho RULED pama:e, wet
With battles crimson showers:
o; yiyc, And ia the seuis's cry,
~ 1b, s.cpe.s soldiers hand
A.. ,ho.r- painted folds iha, ny
nnJ lin their embcu,s, pointed h'sh'
On nurnus mist anJ suns, sky
The ru ariianS OF I Land:
MOI If the patriots pulses s'reP,
Inv vain the watch that ai:cns' keep
The idle Nas tia. "uscs-
When Conquest, with his IRON h"e,
.r,cads down the Standards aud The s;Gei
That bel, the SOL q! slaves n IL a.
Boston, October 4. -,,,a-...--.s----
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&No -. -

q OOK AT TflIS-AIl persons having claims Swans.
n the Estate of the late Lewis T:mdaii, ST Gee o. a."
requested to make immediate application TO tiit admin
traitor with their accounts properly Authenticated ]
us,menl Those indebted requested to make ''.'
dale paymcnt, as further indulgence will not be 9''e"
o'1'' P'' W. a. PAYNE,
administrator Of Leiris Tiadnh 0tf L;
Nrgr NtIc .harkh, .iHsOn County,
''' ~ --H.A
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HN CHANCERY-ViRciSlA.-l Amelia couiy'
e October Court, 1886: IT,
Austin Seay and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy ,"''
per. oomi'a'""""'
agains. H.
James Borum and Elizabeth his wife, formerly lar
per- Creed Harper, Newton Harper, John lsa'tf' ~
bert FIppin and Nancy his wife, formerly HARPER u.s.
zabrin Avary, formerly Harper, JOEL Harper, k"t,'.
HARPER Jesse Harper and Mary !ia'rsF Ss ,r ',%I d.
Uarper and Yivald Harper, John II. CEAddock, Gn'
Craddocs, Armisead Cradd"ck, fasci'n crndd"ck WI
liam S Foster and Louisa his wife, formerly Craddc"'
md Nav n Cr,ddock. Defendants:
The defendants, John Harper, EIizl bc!h Arary john
Fl. Craddock, Grief Craddock, hrn1isicad Ctadd","'
not having entered their appearance. and given sccn!'
according the Act Of Assembly, aud The rules OF ms
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence 'n",
they are inhabitants Of this country IS 0'@e'e"
that the said defendants do appear hire % the 't Gay 81
the next January term OF this Court. and answer IL" ""
of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this "Fhrr De ',"
with inserted in some newspaper published !" Tie o'T
Of Richmond, for two months successfully, ana ''"
at the front door Of the Courthouse "s THIS county
a Copy-Tesr,
Nov - 3--"2"
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We have the honor TO remain,

MgONT AIR, FOR SALE.-Pursunn' to a l. decree |
IHA the Circuit Superior Court OF Law al" onaMcrty,
for the county of Hanover, pronounced on me ut" "ay
Of October, 1886, in the Of Nelson u.s. Nr's"n' and
others, SHALL commissioner thereby app"intsu pro-,
cred to SELL at public auction, to the highest Ouaer on
tuesday, 10Th December, 1876, between the hours Of -
and on the premises, that valuable iTac! g." Lane
known as Mont Air 1.-The late residence Of Francis Neso'
dec d. lying in the upper part of Hanover on The 2nn.
side Of Little River, adjoining the LANDS "i Capt. NOS
Nelson and Mr. Wan. Fucher in heaIthyan agrcrao ,e
nerhboIhocd 1t contains. by a late survey aDoHt '4o
acres good portion Of which is in Woe" well a'y yrr
ed there are from 80 to OF that land on 'e E'
which is very productive in grass The improvements
arc dwelling house of brick, with o", ro"s, narn,
stable and other necessary out houses a more h!hute
description is deemed unnecessary, as persons arsHuS
of purchasing, will first view the property Those WISH,
inn TO do So will call Mr. Philip Nelson residing Gu
the premises who will take pleasure in giving any In
formation required. .I
Tcrms-One third cash, and the balance IN install
nients Of one and years. Bonds with security: l"
bear interest from the dhi required for credit
and deed of trust the property 10 secure The pay
menls FRANllo NELSO.': c""'""I' -
Nov. 10. o"-W"S
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HalANO FORTE MANUFACTORI. at farmvilI',
b the only South of Baltim"rc-l have oprncd
manufac,,ry Of Piano Forcs at this place, and am
prepared to supply the country on the most FeaSaDe
orr. U,yin,r nrncured first rate worknIeG and mate
rails can assure the public that the Pianos made at my
maactury are, ut icasi equal in tone and workmanship
[, any made lc North. Il will hc apparent that my
expenses kcrt much less than those OF nanh'actu
rrf in large cities and in consequence Of which, am
enabled sell my Pianos lower than any ether MAKER
In addition the above, keep constantly III store all
rment Of Pianos Of the most celebrated mlnH!ac'o
rics the North, which will sell lower THAR Inc l
! mrJ nricrs Also all other kinds Of musical nGru-
mculs strings every kind Of music, instruction BOOKS
! &C. &c. | will send al! Pianos, h""ght at my
store Of expense ard al my o"n RISK, any distance
no. exceeding 80 miles. keep them in tac and warrant
Them for II months repair, tune and hire out Pianos
On the most reasonable terms. GEO. p. kNAUFF.
| NnrI- 55-lail2m
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d~tOEN MEAL.-Wr shall keep constantly on hand
j at our Mills, supply Of fresh ground corn meal
made from sound white corn. for sale at the inwest mar
ket price. L. }. IhEFAL.ir ~
Nov IL. oi-Sd"ts
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GAMES LIVINGSTON, Draper nnd 7a!or opposite The new
% stores Of Mcssrs. 5. James Co., aud Charles Ellis,
,s received from the North supply OF excellent and HShonahc
i,l,. lussimcrc an! Vcnss. lie will make them order,
in style himself cannot fail to please lie IN
y., the examination his old and the public generality
Ills terms liberal they will probably meet win else" here.
He is iauklu tie cmcnt he has met vii n"h m Ir
uc The call public, confident that better acaii"cc
yorld make them friends Nil he asks IS iair irh ne
tecus constantly hGn excellent assortment ct oos Toll
lara ovr, AMI Hosiery Of Gac la.y, "nd OF every icscF
lion, which he offers gentlemen al very "wlrce' . .
H. L. for the Tao!s Magazine published IN Nc"
York, by ]. P. Williams 4 Co. :, a
NnvrfE
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GERMAN WuEAT-Wilhn the last three days, says
the New York Commercial of Saturday, tccny thousand
flee hundred bushels German Wheat hive been sold in
this city a, from So TO $2 05 per bushel.
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@1ALLEGU MILLS FAMILY FLOuR.-Wr have
q . still on hand snppy Of that old flour, 50 much
approved Of for family use.
r. J. CHEVALLIE & co.
N,r n 5I-lm
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We reurct very much 10 state that or venerable IRE
sdcnt was taken suddenly and seriously III on SATURDAY
ngI lpst lie had been comp planning in the early part
of The dav and rode out in the afternoon, IN The exPec
,ouu that the exercise would relieve him. but was taken
towards uirhl with violent cough which was succetI'
cd hy considerable hemorrhage from the lungs on
Standby EVENING" renewal Of tie bleeding took place,
when he was freely bcd by his physician, DIR. Hunt
fran which he experienced much relief We are nap.
ny to add that the Presie has not since had renewal
Of these alarming symptoms and got tn0ns
r * sill ycry weak There is not one among The Mil
lions in the u States who would not sincerely Syipa
,lize with his family in any illness threatening the Vau
able life Of General Jackson.
TGcurgrto,sn Metropolitan Of HednrsdHy
W,scuss,3 TERRlrony-rhe territorial Legislature
of Wisconsin, assembled for the first time, by prucla.
nation from Gov Dodge. at Belmont Iowa county, on
the 25th uilino On the following !ar, the Governor
issued his message extract from which APPEARS III tic
Chicapo American He recommends the Legislature 10
Immediately organize the several Courts necessary tor
the administration of uslce- also, that the Legislature
memorialzc Congress TO grant The right OF pfermpon
to actual settlers TO make appropriations tn" Internal
improvements harburS TO be surveyed ana CON.
slructeC; and lighthouses IL Ge Quit ID organize anu
arm the militia &c.
4 BANK FALrRE.-!n consequences OF The recent tail
urc o(tu President of the Nalant Bank at lynn Mass
there was run the institution last week, for specie,
and the result Of which informed BY our
Boston Correspondent, and also Ivy gentleman WHO let
that CITY last Saturday. that the bank unable to meet lis
notes with specie was obliged TO stop payment.
fBirkneWs Reporter, Noe. p.
JAMES CALpwEIL-rhr editors Of the Boston Ga.
zc,,e say that the history Of this gentleman is wat
singular and eventlnl. lie was first introduced 10 ihiS
man then manager Of the Charleston South Carolina
Theatre Prior to his appearance. at Charleston: he was
leading light comedian at Bath, Bristol and Nanches
ter, but had not reached London Mr. Holman made
him conspicuous man at his theatre in Charrston-e
became popular with the peopc--quarrel!e,. with The
manacer-gol up riot which resulted in the dcstruc
ton Of tn" thcaltr-subsequcntly wounded Holman IN
duel at Sullivan lsland-lhrn appealed to Inc pno'c
and took Il triumphant benefit. immediately alter THIS
affair. he married lady Of fortune in Fredericksburg
vrrsinia-bccame manager Of the Virginia theatres
failed migrated New Orleans, aud took possession o.
the American Theatre III that cty-shor!ly alerward:
took Il contract to light the CITY with gas-rrased a
urncely fortunc-Lccame banker, and is now one OF
the principal lions Of the day He still plays the mana
cer, aad occasionally appears on his own stage iis
rise and fortune are sngulartes in the history Of The
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November -

q ONDON ANNALS Beautiful English Annua's'
> 4 for 1881 Just received by recent n'portations:
Jennings Landscape Annual 10. l5W-The Oriental
Annual. for IS37-1hc English Annual for o31-and
the Beautiful Gift, in splendid binding, al
Nv II [I-tsl c. HALLS.
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NMTANTED, for the ensuing year, an honest. sober,
gT capable Male House Servant. LftEiSc, ne
male TO attend 10 Chambers and Wash Enquire at this
Oirca Nov IS
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tcular sense specified by you has been received ana IN
repy we beg leave respectfully TO inform you, hat these
words were used not in restricted bnt III 'heta
md most comprehensive sense-that s-it was lnIehce"
in ta, letter to convey the idea that in the OPINION
Of those who signed it, which opinion The r
ed fully concur soud the required eecsGrn a
uT Would lend them to endeaTor to fleet all
such amendments of the Constitution as The Interest.
and happiness of the people Of thu State NTH, reqntIe
i, do;nG which they would Of course select any mos
nv Convention or otherwise, consistent with the pr mel
DIES and provisions Of that instrument when Iher en-.
ghtcnrd Judgments due regard being au 70 .'S Sne
might determine to be tine best
We have the honor TO remain,
Your most obed ent servants, :,
| RancJcl j. Heard George Vckers, Sam. J. Is. Ran
dy, Henry Franklin, Henry Brawner, Geo W; Duya,'
Solomon Dickinson, ia. kcn, Ephraim Galtmer An
drew Bruce, Geo S Leigh, VIM. Williams, Ihos' =, a
Soencr. VIM D. Mefrick, Thos. G. Pratt Nm ";
Lake, George Dudley. J. A d. DurymPIe' Richard
Beal.
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U3OR Sale. at the Richmond Enquirer Office, john
g son Il Duranl's best Philadelphia News and Book
INK. (walrantcd) AT fair, moderate prices:
u 4 constant supply Kept on hand :" salt The Seasons
auJ crcry d;spnsina shOun TO oge disant Printers.
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runaway IL JAlL.--CunnIitlcd to the Jail Of
Ia, Rockingham county Va, on the 21th Of Scptem-
Der, l2:T. NEGRO MAS named HARRY. lie is very
black and about feet hig-supposed t" be about 20
committed to iai blue ea,:s coat grey cassinel pana
looms striped vest. and black fur hat
He states that he the property Of Mr. Henry Wager
Of Madison county.
The is requested to come forward, prove proper
tv, nav a fees. and take him away, he will be dealt
with us The law directs. re EN lhlth,
Jaitor Of Rockingham comfy
Noremhor X :3-wGw
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YIyrlCE-A Tailor wuntins and very much %Hnn at
&c the ow Soro, Amelia The cizen- ut The iicn
vr , for the accommodation i man U! Family,
rob single pfcIcrraheOne that can cCtc well
recommended do nut hesitate IN saying VII meet WIN mEc en-
rnn.n,WC believe that constant employment may be- had
go c,o h,rJ, Address II. RUWLElT & CO.,
'' wv ~ .4mcia e. H. IA.
--.vft+
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WYNN. II. HoWIsON, Attorney at Law, Comm,
w sIoner in Chaneery aud Notary Public. Ufr,
a, the South Vast corner Of the to"ha,an House e.,
merly occupied Ivy the late y. Briggs Esq
Nov Is Dbl
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SENATE CHAMBER,

ANSAPoLIs, Nov. 18th, 1870.
Jous S sHLLaAS, Esq tmber Of the Electoral College
SiR-Your note Of this day, asking US 10 say WhetEer
in le,., addressed to you on the 9th utmo, by
of The undersigned, and which forms part OF The pub.
Hshcd correspondence between you and lhem The term
Constitutional Reform 10 be understood in par
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29

gNNNEYVIUOn FEMALE SCOuL-I take ;his opportunity
of informing Iubc that have employed Miss tnha.inc
Da; to take school !cir 10 commence i'e
.. January continuing ten months AS INC mum
b nlrd those wishing encourage the scIiou.H do
well o make carly application. $50,
Trrms-boari, washing, and cnaI!es, SlG0
For tuition Il the English branches, ~
D:awias #nd painting ~
Music. with the OF the Piano, ~
Letter. directed subscriber, WyicShuIs Charlotte Co.,
Va, shall receive prompt attention. MAIN "o"pi.
I3-wlJw@
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From the Globe OF Saturday.
We publish the following interesting narrative, lately
march Of two companies Of United States Artillery and
the Native Regiment, commanded (as Colonel by .he
late Captain Lane, Of the Dragons, from Tampa Bay
to For. Drane, Florida, by Capt Brown 9TH United
States Artillery acting as lieutenant oo''he' OF 'he
A''A'e FoRT DRAsE, October g, 1886.
GoyERkoR: The melancholy event which occurred
here on the le,b the duty to deYolVe on me OF
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q NEGRO MAN, wh" calls himself LEWIS wa: committed TO
IA the Jail the City OF Richmond, The Goth OF July last,
~ runaway hired Tor the TO Nr.
Thomas, OF Acmac Lewis Is about ave icc SIX INCHES
.h OF rowr complexion and appears he between 20 ani -
yea age The or is requested to come forward
~ ''r'' W. 3. STARKE,
Dcy.iy for Hin. u. Hrcn, Sergeant 4. c.
,u,,s T 32-w}m
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ElcuMoHD ASp FKEDEKlcKsBUEG Kali Road lit
immense body of water which had been accumua''ng
for several days at the Crvctt adjoining inns 'o"h' con-
tinrrd 10 excite very great interest, ana the spot De-
came one o! great resort until Saturday Weh
i, was rumorcd the waters about to be iei-oh.-
In the first instance, ditch about two 'eet wac was
cut through the enankment over the cuVerl, ana inc
stream moved gradually, carrying in lis course the bo
dies Of sand which succcssivciy u!bcd in, and moncn
,ary imprrd its progress. In about fifteen minutes
ths stream forced lis way through the top Of tie cut
vrrt where i, was broken, and perfect ChaTybdls
swallowed in its course the towering embank"en's-
the well formed arch emitted solid column OF water
for an instant and then was itself swept away by '''e
impctuous torrent its ponderous materials rolling AUG
,hundrrinr along the bed of the run which "Vero"en
lis hanks while extended ilsell over t,e
low grounds which literally covered win tht SAM
grand-n about Two hours from the commencement
The waters passed off. The Company have taken nEa
sucs to construct bridge for the present over ''e
chu.m, which now presents Formidable appearance.
"1-''' fredericksburg arena.
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rsWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the >ulSc!i
ID Der liii, named EDMOND KINNEY
well fellow h dark, and 1;ra.t har ere: eyes,
large month"; very quick spoken; he l. about Tort" years age
would his bri#c STARE and prra-
by pass white under the above name or that q" i'
Underwood lie whcu he left white hat, acary
and striped All masters 81 vessels lrcwa'ncd from
,rtn .a lna Oh nlrI Of vessels expected he ~" and
csrrp. The aJ"vc reward and all rran"ac expenses
will he paid apprehension and delivery of said slave 10 me III
the upper cnI Of Hanover county, Va ...., . ,...
So nj, "a I:O-w,l7 EDMUND y. FORD
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RTOTlCE.-I wish to employ Female 1rac!r- d,
i the ensuing year. One qualified I" teach tie f.n,
Iish ard French Languages and Music: Will rnoc. With
situation and liberal wares by addressing = letter t,
lNO. Z. b. HARRIS
IIcnkiusv:l.c Nov. - =
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(From the Washington GlOte.)

Ia
This mail is running with entire regularity as lar o"u'n
&c rnors have hecn received, and generally III ess t,a
,. cpnlrac, lime The weisht Of The mai goh5 eou
is already several pounds, and we understand ,f' es
male of The Depart.lem, 10 be- that te" pouus I" iee'
nail will more iaan paw the expenses OF the service
Rcn,.s Stale tina, the from !e' r,cEs'Irg' va
70 the White i:hnnrys by Mr. j. b'thhal',' anu
FINN white Chrncys 10 K'chm"nd and f"s r'"Tg. iu
Nv Messrs Dvyd and Edmunds, are IN pune c"''''o'
I'D IN, service executed with great splIlt
From, Petersburg to Bak'ly depot tie rXpcSs is CAL
rcd BY The Petersburg and Roanoke rail road company
From BIakeIy depot Lou:sburg, il is CARED ny
Nlcs::s williams and King; and from L3nsbuFg To ma
l.iph, ~ c. by Nr Alexander Porter Along iEii hH''
Ike srryicc has hcrn commenced in the best y'e.
The following is FROM The llaiiax a. " Advocate Of
the 18th inst viz: ,;,,, .o,
"E.r#8ss MAiL--'Ihis mail commenced Tnnnins YES
etday, the 18Th inst Mcss!s Williams ~ = ing are lie
contractors for carys this mail from BIakcy 20 o",s
burg On Sunday Ius they tried the experiment. 10 see
what Icns,i, of time il would take them to accomplish
the distance and performed it III one hour less Aah con
tract time letter was received Ivy gentleman IN 'hIs
place fpm a gentleman in Inusburg, ~ the Express
Mail in the short space Of four hours and an answer IT.
turned in hours amd minutes, accomplishing distance
Of ,t4 miles in hours and minutes lhey nave Tue
lest Northern t.olcrs and fine riders which, VIII insure
them success.
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I''''s'''.V ~ :
THIIlE subscriber intends to continue hS Scnm' '"e
& ensuing year, at Clifton, SIX miles ano'' I"''t,'
vile, and within three hundred ynr"s OF ;"e 'oa'r r.
Gently surveyed for the Louisa Rail Road In his Sc!I",
will be- taught the Greek Latin AID English languages
His School will commence the lG!h Of January next,
and terminate on the Isl Friday in December following!
There will be vacation of one month il: Tie <tn'rf'
commencing on The second Friday in June. III" zee
for tuition will be 2l per Scholar payable "nc.h"ii Ill
the expiration Of eac! session. Mr. isaac Br'LEH van
whom he boards will accommodate tn;r SINAI. boys VIA
, , r,nI Iii b Admired into th, s,.,,d
,nj rnnr viii h. taken for 4 shorter period than tn"
dl'I H"It VIII "c '"r" wa '''' f>' .....,
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4 CArTURE.-lN lie IVH!HH sQuauron lying IN our lar.
bar CONSISTING Of The schrs Bru,us and lnyincibp b,s
fallen prey within the devourng cutches-no. Of The
Msxicans-but of the law. Warrants were issued this
day for their seizure, by Judge Irving, under The prov
sous of title s. chapter part 3 Of the revised statutes
and by this t:ae, presume, The war dogs OF the Tex.
ians are ANONYMOUSLY Subjected 10 the custody Of Mr.
Hillyer the sheriff Of the city and county of n. York.
..-.t N. Y Com. .7do.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19
Omnibus Concern
GOING AHEAD!

rE'IlE Travelling Public, aud all others
~ who may desire Private Conveyance
from Charlotte to any other place, are IN.
formed that the undersigned have added to
their Omnibus establishment a splendid
BAROuCilE and sULkEY, and ADD
IlONAL HORSES, either for Harness or
the Sdddte-so that all who may desire ac.
conmodallon IN their line may be assured
Of receiving prompt attention Cor the time
to come. Il. /. BOiD & Co.
Dec. %, 1885