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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-01-26
From the Ner York Sun, Jan. II
FROM THE FRONTIER

The most important intelligence which =,
find IN the western papers received b. ii.
Albany mail last evening, is the oiiic,al %
port of Col. McNahb, OF the capture IN
destruction Of the Caroline, ayowins ~.
the boat was captured By his orders; -
thus desolvlng upon the general goyefnns,,
the duty OF requiring satisfaction the,e.o.
The Toronto Patriot contains very !.
tlcular account of The transaction, Win, ;
correctly reported, places the matter !,
more reprehenslble light than the cf,.I
account. Accompanying the same are >,
eral aliidaylts, relating 10 some Yer, a,
probable events said TO have oeeurrfs :.
the American shore previous TO and do...
the attack upon the Caroline. TIE n,s,
ot several who were engaged IN tht p,.
dltion are mentioned " nth comme ad,,ns,.
the Patriot, for the bravery they d,sgs,
N the affair Among these are the m1.,
of Capt. Mccormick, formerly the CORN.
der of steamboat on Lake 0niarlo. o.,
IexpcdItiuh, i, appears, VAS eommapdst =
l"Capi. Drew OF the royal navy" Il,
number OF "plrales killed Is sat dsanp
Two or three. A press for room ohl,s, ]
10 limit our extracts from the report 70 4.
Nahb's elteI 10 the Hoo. Thomas 4. J +.
4. u. {.
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GEORGIA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

LOUISVILLE, December Sd, 1871
List Of Voters and Z etors on behalf Of
the State Of Georgia, auihorized to vote for
a President and Wee P sdent Of the L
nted States under the Constitution aud A.
act passed aud approved, March /, 1872,
entitled " An act relative 10 the election If
a President aud Vice President Of ne L.
States, and declaring the officer who shallart
as President IN case % vacancies in the oHI
ces b3;h Of Pres,1ent and We President"
Genl. john Nors.-pu of Burke,
Dennis Smel. Of Richmond,
Henry GfaybiII Of Ilancpck,
DAVID BHckshea il Washington.
Certified to be true h4E of tie electors oI
Georgia, under the directions Of the lie
glsIature IF that State.
Witness nv hand aad the Executive Sea
Of the State, II Louisville, the day anG
year above mentioned.
JAS. JACKSON,
Test Governor. lseaLl
Thomas JoHssros Sec'T.
IAos. Jeferson. Aaron Burr.
John Morrison, John Morrison,
Dennis Smelt, NJ. ID. DENNIS Sinelt, NJ. d
Henry Gravbdl. henry Gfaybhl,
David Blackshear, DAVID biackshear.
Endorsed
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We do certify the within 10 contain the !
votes Of us the electors on behalf Of the
State Of Georgia for President aud Wee
President of the United States.
John Morrison, Henry Graybill,
Dennis Smelt, David Blackshear.
Mr.. Buchanan makes the following com.
ment on the foregoing:
"If there be any informally in this re,
turn, it is in the form IN which the vote is
recorded, Ii is not stated, IN the usual form,
that there we're four votes for Thomas JEFF.
/ fersoD and four for Aaron Burr; but under
i the names of each of those candidates stand
the names of the four electors. The Ger
i thcate on the outside is certainly formal
enough. II will be seen that the statement
made 10 Mr. Davis, by the member Of Con.
eress nov living, an the information OF Mr..
Wells. is not correct, because the return IS
authenticated bs all The electors, on the oui
SIDE of the envelope. Whether the iJor
malify Of the record, If declared, would have
been thought sufficient to set aside the votes,
we cannot say but no one can doubt thai
:. Mr. Jefferson ought to have announced II
Ii is beyond all doubt, that tie four persons
appointed electors did ro'e for Mr. Je1er
4 son, but II is rather an uncommon mode 0
: stating snch fact, 10 write, unuer the nam'
Of a candidate, the name of the persons 4ht
= voted for hlm. There is an lnior,naliy
bul II is an ianrmality of character en-
: lrey different from that stated by Mr.. Da
Wis authority. We have no such reverend
for the fame Of Thomas Jefferson as TO IN
duce us to undertake an aroumen, eithe
for or against HIM, IN this matter; tut "
thought that q case was presented by th
testimony and the original certificate. tina
might be interesting TO numerous reader
; among the elder PORTIONS Of the community
: TINS expose will destroy whatever cha
: acter for historical lruth, the life Of Aaro
I Burr may possess. The omission Of II
= author OF that work 10 refer To the otfel
= source in a matter of 50 much moment, d
:, :, notes cu!pable neglec, Of duty aud tScll
Tie suspicion, that he vas ms1e JEALOUS
" tx . Stigma on the reputation Of hr. J.
IsIsnu Than he was 10 ascertain the tfut
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, JANUARY :.

DIST tRBANCEob N IHE NlAUARA + kun.
TIER.
As as the journal vas read, Message
frsm the President Of tho Ualted Stsles, by his
Private Secretary, vas announced, and shich, on
motion, vas Immediately read AZ follows
To the Senate and House of Reprsssntat,uts Of the
United Sfatss.
In the highly excited state Of feeling on thc
Northern foa,isr, occssionsd by the dlstur Dances
in Canada, ii was To be spprshsnssd that causes
Of complaint nigh, arise on the ias dVdsx ths
DATED Stsissfrom her Briisasic Majesty. domin
isas Every pfscautiea vas tssrstofe taken on
our part authorized By ths existing Laws, and as
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the troops Of the provinces were smbeditd on the
Canada side, il vas hoped that no serious viola
t,o, of The rights of tbs United States would be
reraitled TO occur. regret, however. TO iaisrm
you that an outrage OF a mostaggrayaled character
has bsen committed, accompanied by hostile,
,heugh temporary invasion oi our territory prosu.
cling the strongest feelings of tessuinsst on tbs
mari 81 our citizens In the ncighborhood and on
The whole border lines aud that the excitement
previously existing has been Aiarmingiy Increased
To guard against the possible recurfenes oil any
similar act, have thought II Indispensable 10 call
out q portion et the uh.its 10 be posted Ell thAt
frontier. The documents herewith presented 10
Congress show the character OF the outrage CEN
.nitled the measures taken Ia Consequence OF It's
occurrence, aud the Necessity ioT feseruhg 10
them II will also he seen thai the subject VAS
Immediately brought 10 tbs notice OF the BRUSH
Munster acsTesilsd TO this country, aud the pro
pr steps taken ON eur part 10 obtain lha fullest
information of all the circumstances leading TO
and attendant upon the Transaction, preparatory 10
a demand for rsparspon. ask such aPPfepria-
tons a. The circumstances in which eur country
is thus Unexpectedly placed require.
NJ. VAN buren,.
Washington, January {, 1888.
llIere follows the deposition Of the Captain 81
The Steam Boa, Caroline. giving the particulars Of
her capture. These ate essentially as stated ia
the accounts heretofore published. The only
part which 1t Is necessary 10 add 5 the following
+ And THIS DE- pouent further says, that immediate
! II alter The Caroline got into the current o
! The stream and Abauduaed. a. before stated, bes
4, con g hts we're discovered upon the Canada shore
.esr Chippewa ans alter suthcicn, lime had clap
srd 10 enable the BEATS reach that shore, thIs d
i onent dlsl.hct, heard loud aud yoclieFous cheer
ing al that polni That this dspenenI has no aoub
taAt the individuals Who boarded The Caroline s6f
!. part OF the Brush forces nov stationed a. CHIP
:, utAa GILMAN AFPLEBl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18
Cncovrage Homo M]unufnc,u,

- T.HrUVTuye HOMc .HHHJHuure!
'HlE subscriber takes this method Of informing the p,r;. Lot,
IN Town and country, that he has commenced the m,nuc,o,,"
a superior kind Of SILK HAT, on fur bodies, which he will w,r,,",
equal 10 any made in tho U. States. He huving been Practically ~
Sa.ed IN the ahove business 10 years, Uhc last six with Tbom.,
S!umS L Co., in New York, who introduced tho business in these
ohVrd states fatters himself that those who may favor him will
"ua' o. the above article, will meet with thut satisfaction thu, vii
u" MN their future custom. Gentlemen can have n handsome
n.S me latest fashion for Sd, warranted to keep lite color and shupy
S !" meNa.t', equal to my that are sold for $40.
!, ~ w keepers and country merchants can be supplied lower thai
'"'aetn markets, at the maDufacloryof
JOHN Il. SMITH,
De- o; 'sr Pal'nha. and Brssdcs',, Shaekr MH,R Richmond Ya.
T-wtf
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Richmond and Petersburg Rail road Company.
a T a meeting Of the President and Directors, on The is'hi Instant
~ the following further sums were required from the Stockholders,
To he pad by them in,o the Bunk Of Virginia or It's ls"hca u ! re-
b, p,iL q, IN. Il, October, lat November. lt December, It Junua-
WM. P. SHEPPARD, 7reaSrrfr.
su,a, 33-2awtl=tM
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,.nd the Courts held in the City of Richmond and
so.n,v Of Henrico, also the County and Superior courts
" Hanover and King William. c...u
o NJ Ofice Immediately in the rear Of Messrs. Eustace
8. TEMPLES Apolhecary store, and adjoining Inc o"ce
Of DR.. F.. H. Smith. co-n9v
january2
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GooD COUNTRY SCHOOL IT, -, = - IL,
nat, at , S;1, f be- ssn,inu %, 'G SnG ;na'S,'byr, near Charlottesville, Abe
female teacher, whom | have enpl5yrJ -, " 81 oy afer' ro"rear%'
1 T1,;i,S SIX ~, or s sis,, b oar! N' will 10 taken on the following terms:
furnished by the subscriber, SlNO. Ens,J' nT T'"E M"Sn'hs, -.
raid one.half in advance. The school win commence enc on M The aOih
cation al one month in the summer. SaVIEi -
Doc % |Hhh;
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Richmond and L~ynchburg Corporation Stock for Sale.
CERTIFICATES OF debt issued by the city of Richmond and the
corporation OF Lynchhurs, irredeemahlc Tor twenty years from
the lat July, 1897, and bsaring interest at 6 per c"ntum per nnnum,
payable semiunnualy on the lat day OF January and July, may he
oblaincd by application at tho Office Of tho jumcs River and Kama
wha Company.
December 81 6T-2Iwiw
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e.hn EEWANO.-Ran away from ~ su"s..," e., i.'nS e. az
14aV King William county, fnuI negro men, VIZ So naH :. T"t
r:. ID I,nes Charles is Il likely negro man; nbout hve lee
e cisIti incho. high; ,~wen,y::four or five years old dark dark. eo snpas: bas
win nc e, ,Lo c,Inepters' ,rude-und had on, when no icit me; d
homespun ,woolIen shor, coat and cotton pantnl O + a' Sc01 = did
e,o' 30 n;r ~ ton inches high; full head ofiair; mouths anu enops
his words when speaking; la, worked lima. in a s ,%en,y. s%Up years 'ea old;
ssa'c foe, sewen or eish, inches high; dark eGmplexion; run IG {" ;s :.
hairi d pa su ~, :" cors ofa wbcnt. fan in September last. Jamcsis
sa' unssonmoniy likely, ,Gw9y.sG h;.s: t %sp; f sSDu, iW wsIEs eFee ts and
oIe, u'e n iI III ',hc n Kind of clothing. The above negroes were
seen seem, on a my yI plantation abOu. q y, month nth, n nci;b IosS e5en and n ne s Sthsy
!eas pi.t : oT Iurkiur about tho plantation OF tho Mcss's. VIC" -
hams, "car Hanover ccnt..heu, e where ,he[sb 'ney ns ned s .1'DH these
men, so that l get them, U 66-wtf
N ,-..,;bo lie %
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V0HN W. BROCKENBRoUGH, .7aorney at Lao, now resides,
- and has opened 4 Law Office, 10 Lexington R"ckn,'ise COUNTY
He will prc:ise 10 the Circuit add County courts d u" umu
Eock2rid:c, and will attend the Monthly as we'll as the Quarterly
Courts Of both counties. .Lcu.
Al business com6lcd 10 his hands will he promptly and iui'htuIiy
"xs 5o-2awtf
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a + a meeting OF the President und Directors OF the Louisn Rull-
IA. Road Compauy, held at Louisa Courthouse, On Mondny, the
9th of October, 1897:
Rcsviced, That the STOCKHOLDERS in the Louisa Road Company bc,
and they are hereby required 10 Tmy'nl"t tho Farmers Hunk OF VitsI-
mia, in addition to what has been already called for, twenty dollars
per share OH euch SHIRE held by them in the stock OF the said COM
panv, in tho following Instruments uunely-S5 per share OH III" lst
day OF January next; IS per SHIRE on the LIST day of February next
IS per share on the Isl day Of March next; and SIS per share on the
ii doy of aprl next. AS usual, interest will b. allowed on al in
stniments advanced before they become due, and interest will 10
charged on all tina, are no., punc;ually pnid. by order Of the Board.
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clerk.
y Il Tnn insiaLuenls That have been called for. Including The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

VT EGROES WANTED-l wish 10 hire, for one, two
or three years, TWO honest. s~prighlly Boys, f'om
y TO IA yenrs old. Their employment will be light, and
strict attention paid to their nenlncss and health-as They
will a, all times he under my own superintendent. Any
person having such for hire, will please call as early US
proc,icable on WIN. w. DUNNAVANT,
Nov. 10 a. this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

NE APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY-This luslitu
Ea ton will he opened again, on the 10Th OF January
next, under the superin,endence Of lis present Principal
Mr.. c. A. LEWIS. The course Of instruction will be ex'
,ensive, embracing The Latin, Greek and FRENCH Ian,
quases; History. Mathematics, the Theory and Practice
Of Surveying, The Elements of Chemistry, and Natural
Philosophy, together with those branches which conslI'
lu,e a good English Education. ln The discharge OF Inc
laborious duties Of his station, the Principal viii be aid
ed by his present Assistant, Mr.. BucKSER, and also by
Mr.. VAN DoREs, a graduate Of Princeton College, and
highly recommended by the Faculty of that Institution
Tie discipline of the school, though strict, will be pa
rental and afTectionale, and every exertlon used TO pro-
mote the moral and intellectual culture Of those commit
ted to lis care. The superior advantages OF this lnsL'
tuition, as a suitable place for the instruction Of youth
are well known TO the public. The whole expense, IN
GLIDING board, tuition, washing. &c, with the exception
If he'd. bedding, towels and candles, will be Sl2O; for
bed and bedding, if furnished, the charge will be Sc.
NJ Letters addressed 10 the Principal, at The Kappa.
hammock Academy, will receive PROMPT attention.
RICHARD BUCKNER, Jr,
JOHN TAYLOR, Jr..
WILLIAM z. TAYLOR,
Da, % 1GG-Saw3w1 Trustees.
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stables Of the james River and kanawha ComPa-
nv on The canal, three miles above Richmond, on sa'
ny,dH I'd, mint last, 9th inst, u large dark grey Horse,
about 8 years old, rides tolerably well for one OF his SIZE
t, o;nS carries his beud high when under saddle, works
yell TO The cart, and is much rubbed by the gear, espe,
c;,IIv The hairs of the tail, which are worn OH at lhe
erh by rubbing against the fore part of the cnft.-a
reward of Ten Dollars will be given for The delivery Oh
aid Horse, at the stable as above, or fire DOttaJS ior any
;ar,r,otion that will lead TO his recovery.
inlof"a'' RICHARD REINS,
Aren't James River and kanawha Company
T2-tS
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AusS
,Mmcs Rirer [QnG for Sale.

TUE subscriber, wishing to remove TO the State oil hcntncky' OF,
fers for sal. the plantation on which he nj present resides, III
the county o. Coochiand, Is miles from Richmond, one mule from
PowciI's T4.ein, containing 1870 acres of Land, 100 acres u river
bottom. runr!n. nr nearly Z mile OH james River, and not shoJcc,t
10 inluia,ion: III" upland is Of first rate qualty-2ua acres cleared,
III" bll4ucr il wood land. about 100 acres OF which Is very well
,im5ercJ. This is undoubtedly one OF the handsonicst ar! hoa''h',
est situations IN james River. The dwelling house IS large ana
very conveniently constructed, ard is situated on q Dcauthul cHh'
nence, aTnrling Il fne view for several miles both up anu uown INC
fIvst, all Necessary u,.houSes, and an orchard oil hno frut tfeeso u
diIeren; kinds. This plantation has running water IN each hcId,
untis within one mile Of n crist and saw mill. The subscriber has
sceied sixty bushels of wheat on good land, which, II the season
proves favorable will yield ut least six hundred bushels.
From the many cnnrenicnccs Of this place, the Quhihy oil the
land, its vicinity 10 Richmond, Sc, the subscriber Naitars himself
that those wishing to purchase land in Virginia WIN ah hI
Inc this farm. Any communication addressed to him al fowe' I
Tavern will be promptly attended to.
Dec.o t6a-wswsl WILLIAM r. hAhnlS.
HAND FOR SALE.-IIavins determined to remove, oteI ioi
sale my valuable Trac, Of Land, containing l,562 ac1es. II Is
rtuatca in Granville county, y. c.. eight miles from Clarksvil'c. a
fonti,hins Tobacco market on the Roanoke. The improvements, n
very large and w'll-inishcd dwelling house, well cellnIed, ana on
unusual number OF good out -housGs and conrcniences; pailed Snfu
omc s"fden, nnd I large house for q thrashing machine md cotton sin'
III III so"h" 'a"F; a good aud convenient spring, anu 50ou pumpoi'c
VI M s~eei water. My hand ahounds in good springs. There Is
- Az rec tGanins through the centre OF tho plantation, win u
:" u OF valuable Nat. II is bounded on one side by Grasscy
rs' M wh'eh stream. | have 4 valuable millseat. About ! OF
~ u'hnf iencc, and 4 great dcul of valuable tobacco land 10
49, a =" w w acres IN holds grass and clover.-lt is remarkably
~, .r1 aa good meadows to any extent, may he had. 1t IL
nu v. 'nn1i'"nA IS IN good condition and productive. will sell
20: ""' anu On accommodating terms; aud | am iusli
Nova t5s-wgn. ''" :" ~ prsn
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roXcORO ,~CADEMY.-Th exercises Of this Seminary for
" III, wear ISIS, will commence On tho it Of February, anu or
innate 81 the Goth OF NnvcGhrr. ara,
Jb. mice nf toard and ,ni,ion, including washing, bedding ~"
6,eI. will be 800 for a session Of 5 months. payable IN anc
Tbe course of instruction embraces the Languages u cleHee
generally, AMI i designed 10 prepare students thorough! ~ 90
fr-s and Univrr.iti"-. There are 1T present u lev 'ienhe'es'
,r7ic,, i, will b.. desirable to ill with youths whose cducationS are
into; led 10 be On i liberal scale. ,
~. ~ intention Of resumin, tho duties OF their voca'
,s hsc,is.rs tender their acknowledgements to their patrons.
&C. ~ hateful ,en,a which they manifest of the improvement OF
,,h.;. cons and wards. A. to the general character OF the lnstLtu'
~, ,.i.,snce is made TO Professors Bonnycas:!e, Harrison h"n-
NJ, Tucker and Davis, OF the UaiverSny OF SItsinia'.ihe Sc
80, 80 ia c,sy of access TO students coming from the NORTH, or
a The South, bein. situated nhou, 3 miles from the H'chm"1a
sal Fredc,ick sJurs Railroad. Letters addressed TO either OIL me Suo.
,r;;,.r.. and directed to Concord Academy, CaIo!iHr county w,i DC
NV, ",s n A. C. COLEMAN,
P'o'hp"! F. w. COLEMAN,
J. d. COLEMAN.
MN G5-2zwl3tt
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NNLASSICAL SCHOOL-The subscriber, having
u engaged Mr.. JAMES &. WHITE TO teach 4 male
school in his family the ensuing year, proposes TO take
from q To ) boardcrs. There are also several other iami-
lies Of high standing sufficiently near to the school, who
will take boarders. In this school will be taught the
Latin and Greek languages, Algebra, Geometry, Sur.
veying, Philosophy, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geo.
rraphy, sc The school will commence on The 10Th
January, and continue len mOnlis-one Of The summer
months will be given as VACATION. This situation is
remarkably healthy and pleasant. Churches sufficiently
near to attend meeting every Sunday From MI White S
known reputation and ability 10 teach the above sciences
reference may be made TO the Rev. R. Rvland, a. NJ,
and VIM F. Nelson, A. NJ, Richmond Persons with
ing TO encourage this school will please give early lntor'
nation to the subscriber, living near Aylelts P.O., King
William county, Virginia.
For board, including washing, room rent. &c, $50 w
For the Latin and Greek languages aud MaIliema.
,;cs 90 90
English language, en-, ,n,D,In w
I,,u,rvo G9-2awGw
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Thomas c. Amory, Trustee, fiain'ih:
against
Warner l.. Oliver aud Frances Ann his wife, oil the cry u hcn-
mond; Thomas B. Fox, Trustee of said riancrs ann u, MI
dren, Of the Suite Of Alabama; Frances w. Oliver, Maria i'ohver,
and Ann G. Oliver, infant children Of said Warner L.. ana FRANCES
Aun; Roscow Cole, ofthe city Of New York. augustine ~; p1nney'
of the State Of Mississippi; Emanuel NJ. Jones, Frances w.. Jones,
Thomas j. Banks, aud Williams Z. Davis, OF Gloucester county,
1" Dofcndnnts.
The defendants, Roscow Cole and Augustine l.. Dabney, not hav-
ius entered their appearance and given security, according To the
act OF Assembly und the Jules of this Court, and 81 appearing by shtis-
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth
ON the motion Of the pinintihfby his attorney, 1t il ordered, that
rho said defendants sppcar here on the first day OF the next term and
answer the plaintiffs bill, and ,hu, u copy Of This order DO forthwith
inserted in sumo newspaper published in the city oil Richmond Tor
W. a. Of H.. county A Copy-1este,
"'"'' ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, C. C.
Ma, S-w5w
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Dec %

NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS AND EXPEDITION:
ENHE Mail Stage from BelieId, via taw[enceyll'e
Boydton, Randolph Macon College, GAINESVILLE, 10
Milton, will leave Beifeld every other day at P: NJ,
and arrive at GAINESVILLE next day BY - noon: Days
for leaving Petersburg in December, January, February
Dec December, IA, 1G, Is, 90, %. "a. 2G, IS, 80.
January, l 3, s. I, 8, II, ID, 10, IL, ~, FL 70 10 -
February, "a, G, s., 10, 10, II, 1G, Is, 90, %, "a, &c, 2s.
March, "a, 6, $, 10, u, u, JIG; Is; 20, =, a. ,i HG' T. :, 3D. .:
also CHANGED 10 an every other day line, through from
Warrenlon 10 Milton in one day. The Proprietor intends
having his four horse Stages on this line 10y the first OF
January, 1898. This line falls in with the BcIfeld line al
Roxborough, and both make one line from there TO Milton
and there form a full connection with the South western
Line of Peck, Wexford & Co, where passengers Will meet
line, in December, }s9"ar = t 81 j; b =? ), march:
lamar. 9. a. 6, &, 10, ~, ID, Ii, Is, 90, %, "a, 2G. %. 30.
February, i, 3,5, IS, II, 13, IS, u, 10: q %, 29 !, o. :
March, /, 49,, 9, II 1871 10, H. ID q, ., -, - a''ai'
GAINESVILLE, Dec. % [6G-12il Contractor.
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q TEACHER WANTED.-A gentleman we'll qua
"a lifted to prepare boys for College or the University
viii find a situation in a healthy neighbcrlood' and o." A
agreeable family. in The Southern part OF virginia, "A
liberal salary will be given. For further informntIon
univ 10 Thos. D Maury and VIM. H. Merriwcther
Charlottesville; II. a. Garland, or The Editor Rich
mond. IN r,
Ian ~"
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49, The ENQUIRER is published TWICE a week Sene,any, sHu
~ INES a week during the session OF the state Lssasmi - ~ A
rec -. :, n as heretofore, Five Dollars per annuhl, payaoIe IN ~ :"
s:.,s' Wv So,s. of chartered, speeie-paying banks ioniyl WI OF .
s%,ssd in payment. The Editor will sualIniee inc sh ~ : y w ,;,"rs
:" -. hon, hy mail; the postage ofanlctters being patu oy u VIZ ~
~ :" IA nannr will be discontinued, hut AT the discretion ot 'no
rEH;or unil all urreu,agcS have been paid up. s,.,,
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment Oh h'ne p"p''S' '""'
have he tenth gratis.
o,o. ~. ar less, irs, insertion, Scents; each continuance,
-, No advertisement, inserted, untilit has either been Pa' w
.ss.oeJ by som. person in this city or its environs.