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,.s,cE Fo,, CHARLESTON, 6. {

By Tic 4ds"'> 5,eam P",', c Ssah lg,"'l"F' Cape"
,r-yt,psr and :: i, known ear packes,
q iHLoH p.P".'@..'y ppeed. and put - ,hr best
p5as bic order, viii conu.s" their uar trpsin Sep.
lember next. rc ,oppo1K
Georgia, Cap, Rollins: on Saturday IAN SEP ,her
s. Carolina, Capt Coffee sa,pE rlloS Sis' ~
Georgia, Capt Rollins, on Saturday, 2ist September
Carolina, Capt Coffee, SATURDAY eoon no.
And 50 on leaving Norfolk aud Charleston alternately
EVERY SATURDAY. ,,
Passengers BY these Steam Packets or charleston
leaving New York on Thursdays Philadelphia on huIs
day evenings or Friday mornings viii be IN lime Tor ,he
Norfolk boat on Friday evening, at O'clock from BAL.
,more to Join the Charleston Steam Packet waiting at
Tickets /, be had q, the Office Bowys wharf, Ba'i.
more, or from Peck Agent Citizens unon LING r
Dock street wharf Philadelphia on board the Norfolk
Boas-Passoge and fare on board the Boats between
Baltimore and Charleston $50.
NJ CARRIAGES and horses can be taken in the Georgia,
and freight in both Boats
For further particulars, enquire of
r. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
Aug % l3l-3ml BowLfs WHARF,
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oro those who do

81. MS ygui. mos. waa ~ co''li'l. EhGreF III
,.a.ihef tie BANS New IGfE and L2s.0H WIZ - -,
M, IL ,orp.lirA = snSIa.h Gmus iaT no ar. -.
~ h,d -, IN. directors nj our H~nks and your s'Ats
, On Saturday, that delegation f'nm our BANKS
~ .;s;,cd NV York &c is not correct IL IS uhot'
,I ,h,t gentleman Of this city, well known III ut
orci,I circles is in New York, and report says u.
;,,an , circular TO ouI Banks on Their dnties anu
".I,;,;es hut il is entirely on his "own hook u hf
~ ,,d ony promises As far can learn, there mas
, IIe shor, Of 5000 00u in specie drawn from al
w p,nks There does mol apprnrto he any oispos'''""
- t dnositors or bill-hote,s generally TO run upon
hem The demand is made throigh lie brokers' io'
What purpose they know best
| HIuun. T-r.srar-We learn hat young man.
named Lewis Brigham, in Marlborough, about ten days
since in digging for woodchucks unearthed metal
kettle containing three pecks, by measure, Of OLD
was gold and the remainder silver The vessel was SO
completely decnmposd To be OF no strength and bare
! " TO retain its form. We do not understand whether
the exact amount Of The money has been ascerained OF
! not Boston .her. Jour. a.,
The Eastern Wing mentions that single pumpkin
seed wns planted by p;or Bruce OF the Beaver Meade"
Hotel which produced vine measuring oio ieet pear
ing I22 pumpkins 80 Of which are OF The size OF ha
| bushel measure
CHINESE Cosr-Th Bucks county lneiiigencGr
contains an account Of experiment made IN the CUT
,ure Of Chinese com, by MIR. W. II johnson IL ap'
pears that the product Of (Which less Than
the ordinary size fourteen bushels ears-growlns
on one-nnth of an ncre.-No extraordinary care was
bestowed on The culture.
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EN CHANCERY-ViRelSIA Noltowuy County
VIM Ford and Mary his wife, Richard Forrest
and Elizabeth f. his wife. George Scott and Cor
nelia his wife, and Alphsus M. jones' Fits:
against ,, r
Peter J. Grigg and Thomas Goode, as Executors OF
Edward Jones, dec d, and sud Grgg in his own right
and as administrator of Martha Jones, widow OF SAID
Edward Spo,swoud Jones. the children OF Richard and
Mary Jones whose names are unknown, Thomas Jones
and Dyonitia his wife, and Sophia Jones, Deits' :
The Defendants, spotswood Jones, The children Of
Richard and Mary Jones' whose names are unknown;
Thomas Jones and Dyona his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security according 70 the
oct of Assembly and the rules OF this Court and u ap
bearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not na
b,an,s of this Commonwealth it is ordered that the SAID
Defendants do appear here the first day OF Decemhsr
Term next and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs aud that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in The Rich
mnnd ENQUIRER for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted the front door OF the Court
house OF this county. Copy Tpsie,
c. W FITZGERALD, d. {.
Con, IN 3G-wSw
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HaiuaJic Property at AUCTION.

WAlLL be sold on the premises. The county Of Isle
Wv of Wight, the eth 9Th and 9th November next,
(f fair, il not, the fair Days thereattsr the follow
ing property, belonging TO the estate of Win Boykin,
decd. to viii On The 9TH. the Manor Plantation called
Strawberry PiaiaS distance MILES from SmithGeld
and two from Black River. II contains 100
of Land about half is cleared and well adapted
the culture Of corn oats. &c the balance heavily tim
bered with pine. cypress and white oak On il is large
Dwelling House. containing four and large pas
sage each story inferior, in point oi excellence Of
material and finish, TO no house in Virginia Also,
the premises, large garden loo Homo, D-"s. Stables
and very orrer nnse Tor convenience and comfort Of
large family. An extensive. Furnishing Apple Orchard
with ample fixtures for d!sling brandy or making vine
gar This place is situated in n wealthy and delightful
neIghbohood, and would be desirable residence for
professional man Al The time will be sold auan.
ty of corn, oats peas fodder, &C. also Horses, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs
On The 9Th, Farm four miles from the above con.
tainng 300 acres o! Land. with good buildings for The
accommodation Of family; about third cleared and
the balance we'll tmered with pine cypress and oak as
any in Eastern Virginia Land similar to the other
a the same time will be sold. valuable Grst and
Saw Mil. with Cotton Gin attached being two and
half miles from the former plantation and one from the
latter, and situated in good neghborhood for toll
On The 9th, in the town of Smihied the Storehouse
Wa'chouse and Wharf This property is in good repair
situated in he business part or The town combining
many advantages for an extensive and profitable trade
Terms One fourth cash. the balance in Q and Is
months md years, with personal security and deed of
trust or The property.
JOHN II. HAWKINS. Euec'r
Oct 42-wtd
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MARSHALL HOUSE. RlcHMoSp.

Souare two doors below the Bank Of Virginia, and
Immediately opposite the Exchange Bank The atten'
ton of the proprietor will in future he turned primer
pnIly 10 the accommodation Of transient company unu
members Of The Legislature. having declined taking Ia
niles "a uearlu boarders Members who desire TO bring
their families with them, be accommodated WIN
chambers inferior 10 in the City Early oPPlca
n,n 13-tlD
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MOUNT HOLLY FACTORY FOR SALE

YEYHE active partner under whose superintendent
| IA this establishment has been since ~ erection. de.
To charge his lace oil residence and OF "bda"
ing himself from the management OF the concern. and
none Of The other owners living nea. enough super.
intend The business have determined 10 ".i" IL" en-
tire establishment for sale There are 81 acres o l7ud
owned by The company The situation Is one 81 great
romantic beauty tbs scenery picturesque ~ the h.Gst
degree and Nature have combined all The a..
van,ages for such purpose Offering benuiiu! nid
airy situation for dwelling the hill above the Mil,
al the base OF which n valuable meadow.
The Factory House is 40 feet square two stories high,
eleven feet pitch from floor Ia floor large grrtt wi
lighted with running sash either side, 40 feet ulergn
well aud substantially built OF BRICK under The daily ~
peryIsion Of Of the owners and with special care 10
use and durability The Machinery consists Of double
80 inch cards, with railway md drawings. two 'hfte
head drawing flames two plate speedpts, one 80 uca
picker and one 80 inch lap machine: seven thtos'e
frames l20 spndles each; twisting machine for cafp~l
warp and wrapping t~ne. and one machine tor making
seine twiue single and double reels presses i"r Pachs
and balng yarn, lahps. rests, Tools and every article
which such establishment ran require. HE Mn u
well supplied with stoves, buckets extra gearing lamps
&c. Propelled by water wheel Ia feet Gatnetrr bun
by a first rate mechanic Attached 10 the MIL IS
very superior Steam Engine, in the event OF the water
power failing my season OF the year, capable OF INV
ing double the quantity OF machinery now IN opera
on, and hultby Mr. Charles Reeder OF Baltimore,
which is a Sufficient recomm- ndaton Tor II. al 10"
machinery in this mill built by Messrs Rogers,
believed be inferior TO in this country as s sue
cessul !nr years past sufficiently proves hrfr
Girls, Mill attached the establishment, and Alison
pair of Stones in the factory driven by steam "hrn ma
be necessary TO work the engine There IS abundant
house for all the operatives necessary TO WORK '"'
Mill The property situated IN Isle o! Wight county,
Va and within miles OF the beautiful, thriving ana
abby village Of Snithtld, at the head nt one % I've
branches Of Pagan Creek, leading 10 Smithtr'd
To those who feel n disposition engage IN TINS b1-
sness and will add looms The Mill may !e rendered
douhly profitable There il sufficient III tn" ri.I
for 20 looms. which be put IN operation "i"
very small additional expense, requiring only one txna
shaft The Mill is driven throughout By IRON gearing
The above property will be sold on a credit "i "hr'
two and three years II disposed OF at private sac
previous TO the Both Of October next Il viii on mat G
be exposed 10 sale he premises. at good weather,
not the next fair day. Any information in I"ga' 70
the Mill. any subject will be freely given ey apf
caiion to JAMES WILSON W
September 10 [36-tdJ SmiihhelH w.
rThc Petersburg will please copy the above an'
forward their account . this Office for collection.
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r,OE'rR u.
n.,ysuxsuxc."

-I,-o,tar National Ga:tis) ,,c.5 Dome,i
o fowGs s,auaas from GS vsni s and
as, published u ,cs rhiio.ophic train OF teiee"0"
PGrs sf 'masaens oiss d, c ,e. iosa, now
A sas sa any se Gn has, eu, 10 display
TO n"' Tha, sorrow ful swee brow! ;, h
1t tasks the nnd, sh"nyh stern il DC
10 aw, ,Sr oh Ss '"sii "a distress. stress
B BsiSs thy dealt, 81 s;" oos SSs !,
we i esi IA" All forso, in i'veS s'a fail:
Bu.'..a, Iins her voice ThS" r n A state
GSShas her hou. as as,ssa rco!e,
out Si lie aas gns and md age
And n r.sSSd Pr wasted, they decay
JasIJf end fulfilled they pass away:
And he who marks the puppcshow OF thnss
Nav d,mIy guess how the wheels and springs
po,, noun for vcpiee.--lay the FrTusr bare
To fancy's slance-though like light cascsec'
Flung o'er q cliff blown away ~ ar,
Adown the abyss i, fade!
Think what unopened minds Of man
Must ye, DO workcd-n spirit scan
The realms and races all benshied
Whore power and glory meier alished!
Marx through how smtla spnt oil EARN aonc,
Thase binds Of passage yet al! the past have a'"n
What Eastern tracts SO, rough with Nature lie!
Wide plains sheep like clouds, 10 masses moSe'
By lied streams Of tented TatiaIy
And banks grey sIunes love!
The hiddea Lama's holy sway:
Where jasmned Hm,lehs aspire
Like eleven tongues OF snowy hte'
From furry North TO fiery South-'he rea'nn
Tint Temugin Timour did Of old oerwhom
By scented seas whose laughing pillows WOO
Gov aromatic isles, 10 linked asoons
In that youpa world where Nature, born nncw,
Scs,ters unheafd-of Blooms.
Where Emus dnisicd downs,
Or virgin Wales inviting towns,
Whore vas oppressive silence ctushes
Far Hooded ssamps whose crowded rus'e'
Save when GLOW moving to the rus,ing bill -
Ofpajling wa,enslr stand gloomy, ;Aed md still
Thcre-,hcre shal! Learning lin her quiet "ye.
There shall the gentle stir ofCufure wake;
And far and near, while plastic science pites
fIer myriad make
The tales Of Older magic tame,
Her giant Vassal fed with fame,
Fierce C;enii OF her wondrous 'smp,
In iron bonds shall aud ramp.
And A ,shiuy past the lazy leh,nincs, fS
Though nountains-over seas-Gir'c' ne destiny!
From TIE Boston Post
EPiGRAM
Among the Wings the dsrii'S 10 pag
They can't usrco which ch,p 10 rum
Sumo clamor loud for Harry Clay,
And some for General Harrison
In either cssc, there's no mistake;
The asra or eisc his mp they run:
TIA "tte old Harry they must tokc,
Or cse pat up ,h' old Hasry's7son
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Great Saic If .iforuS .Huificauits Trees
9hA FHNHOUSAND Genuint uorus .uuItieau.

GTeal SAFE II .N0ruS .NuIf,cuuIts Trees.
SnA FEYHOUSAND Genuine Norus NuItieau
OUV Il lis Trees will be sold at Auction, in
lots 10 SUI. purchasers ~ The town of Con,rcrle East
ern Shore of Maryland Thursday the 9Th Of Novem
Der nexi, 10 o'clock. These Trees are from 10 10
feet high With heavy side branches.
TERMs-One fourth of all purchases will be required
in cash all Sums exceeding thousand dollars;
credit OF and IL months will BE- given The residue:
on all sums exceeding $1,000 credit Of :, Ii and 81
monls-to be secured by bonds with approved security
WM Fl WILMER .3uctioneer
N B. A Steamboat runs to Cenlrevllle on ednesdav
and another returns on Friday
Oct 42-w5w
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BIZ The Licuteuant Gorernor Of The C0nnO"reai"
Firginia.
a PROCLAMATION

NEHEREAs certain ELY ED"Ak ~, % WITT W.,
~ confined in the jail of he county Of Isle 81 gut
charged with Larceny, has made his escape theisto"
and is nov going al large
Now, therefore, Henry L. Hopkins Lieutenant ~
vernon acting in the absence OF The Governor ron "r
seat Of Government. have thonght proper I" "",'
reward Of nne hundred dollars to my pefsnt. ft w
who will apprehend the said Ely E!~ards ana ''SI IN
hio, IN tie is OF ls!r Of wight county. Ana a.
moreover require all officers both civAn military az"
request the good people OF This connoh"ra" -
their hest eSer,ions to apprehpnd The said Edwards a'
he NAV be dealt with according 10 Law.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor ""'
rSEaIl under The Lesser Seaioi The C"mG"n"'n',.'
a, Richmond, this Both day % s-nr,".'f'
1899 l. nor ~
D,serip,oa-The said Els Edwards is about % !ca,s
Of are nbcu feel 10 inches high and OF DARK Go'"E@s
ion. large full eyes dark hail. neariy nacS, MS "'
teeth are nqrrow and very fong and Fr'l'cung'
Oct
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orGRR MllLSlONES.-French Burr Milestone,
81 ,ssnr,ed sizes nf the best kind, for sale low
J. G. WATSON, .4geat Penitcnfiary.
DC, Il iG-lm
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COURSE roR THE DECREE OF a. D.


JUNIOR YEAR.
Bellies Lettrcs. Lagic Ethics and IHstory-Thomns X.
Dew. President and Professor Text Books-Blair 8
Lectures, Hedges Logic, Paey Moral rhhosophy,
Manual of History by the Professor.
Political Lar anil Gorcrnment-Beverly Tucker, Fro
fessor Text Book -vat,es Law of Nations
Sfathemntics-Robt Saunders. Professor. Text Books
-Legpndre Geometry, Young Algebra, Davies Sur.
veying
Manual of Chemistry, by John Webster, NJ d Sd
edition.
SENIOR YEAu.
PoliticaL EcOnomu. GoreTnmcnt and .nciaphyStS-
Thomas r. Dew Professor. Text Dooks-Say Poiu
cal Economy Dew's Lectures on the Restrictive Sys
TEN and Usury, Browns Lectures, Dews Essay OF Sia
very
Natural Philosophy-Jno Sli!lingon, Professor. Tex
BoOk-Olmsled's Natural Philosophy Essay on Gavan
ism and Electro Magnetism. by the Professor
Mathematics Robt Saunders, Professor. Text Book:
-Younr's Algebra, Dawes Analytical Geometry, Da
ve's Calculus, and OImsted,s astronomy
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Lm-Beverly Tucker. Professor. Text Books-Tuck
ers Commentary Sic phcn Pleading, Revised Code
Federa'lst, kents Commentary Qst vol } Madison
Resolutions and Report and SIarkle on Evidence
CirH Engineering John Giillinaon, Professor. Tex
Cooks Treatise Civil Engineering, and Treatise OF
the Steam Engine. both by The Professor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
change in this department has recently been gsad
BY the Visitors, by Which has been placed on AZ hgi
footing the classical department in any institution
This hns been done by nholshDg The school for boy
heretofore existing, and establishing two casses describ
ed below, be attended only by the matrcuialed stu
dents of The College In each of these, certificates o
proficiency will be grauled and tie student who success
fully goes through both, will receive the general ceruh
of classical literature, provided he shall have studied
lhe subj. els Of The Junior Moral Course
L.atta Lnerature cnd Grctk MISUNDERSTANDING
Browne, Professor.
The Tex, Books be arranged, as the course
is not yet matured They however be had here BY
the student wishing to attend either class.
To enter the Lain Glass; the student must 10 sostf
read Saust and Virgil; and for admission into the Greek
Class, it is necessary that he shall be qualified TO read
Xenophon. ..
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CHEAP MIISIC.

The largest collection Of Music offered Tor salg
this State may be selected from. the Of 'hp 81,
scrrber. who is enabled 10 sell ut the FhiIad.' nh
aud New York wholesale and reta!l prices.
ID
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VIRGINIA state LOTTERY,

For Endowing the Leesburg Academy ana LOT 0''ef
purposes.
Glass No. &. 70, 1880.
Ia be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, 2o'h
October, 1895
Reur,,sr SCHEME 900. 10000, G737, OF
5000 of 1000 10 prizes Of 500 20 prizes OF loOo'
30 of 800 40 of 3O0 ITO of $50. &c
Tickets only $40, Haves 5 Quarters 30 a,9o
Certificates OF packages Of . whole tickets - ~
DO do . half co %
DO do % quarter 20 "
Far Tickeis and Shares Certificates fSef0ces IN
the above Splendid Lotteries address
va ID vi HCYT, Richmond,
Sept q ll-uI -
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TFILLLLM &. .h4RY COLLEGE
TUNIlE LECTURES in his institution will commence
d the I'd Monday IN October Inc departments
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Sept q

A PETITION will be presented TO the next Leg!sia'
"A lure of Virginia. praying the dsconnuance oi lhe
cnnn,y If King Georpa ABR. 3. HOOE.
InIy % 22-lamtlD
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REFER TO
Ri Rev R Moore D.
w. Meade, ID ID
Rev. f Mcclure, ID d Fredericksburg
Vim Friend
Fesrus Dickinson. Esq. : Caroliac county.
John 6 Lawrence. ESQ
Kew; q " Nelson, n,ehmond county.
Dr. I'm jones. Lancaster county,
Rev Rec Charles Ti Mann, and Gloucester county.
Hon John Tyler, williamsburg
John Downman, Esq, Fauquier county,
Robert p Warng. Esq, and r,,,r .o,,,,,, r.,
James NJ Garnet, Esq, Essen county, rH'
Sept l3 37-N
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$4,000 ooo
$4,000, 1929, 3O,ooV
FOR OCTOBER.
s5O.000, 10000 10000
lottery AUTHORIZED ~ THE
state OF Maryland

ERECT
o,,, Hou md ether buildings The City Baltimore
O"" Glass No 2, 70. 1888.
;, ,,,;,oIo drawn in The city of Baltimore, on
70 oe p'' Wsdnesdau, October 23d, 1889.
Under The Superintcndence Of Commlss'oners.
~ 8 GREGORY & Co (Successors OF Yates ana
M'intyre,l Managers, ,.-oooo
BRrILlhsI S SSa e. 10 00H of 900. Of 5000
&c o73 NJ so prizes of 81 600, 80 of 500, % OF
go O. 65 Sc; Of 300 G5 Of $50, G5 Of 100 zoo ..oo and
n Resides Prizes of 500 5O-S40-S3O- S2o-and
lowest prize $40 = oc T;.L,,s
Ticke,s only SlO-Halves 8 Quarters aD.
Certificates OF Packages OF &c Whole Tickets Sl3O
DO do 26 Halt do DO "a
10 do % Quarter do 80 oo
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FEMALE SCHOOL,

AZ The Parsongc, near Lorclto. Esss1 County, Va.
YEyH f duties of this Institution will be resumed on
n sruesday the LIST day Of October next. The scho
lastc year consists of months, and is divided into
two sessions Of five months each Pupils may enter at
any time bul none for less term Than one iu session.
M deduction will be made on account OF absence, ex
ce Of in cases Of protracted sickness.
The situation of this school, experience has amply
proved TO be entirely healthy II IS very reiireo ana
fee from temptations to pleasure and exlravagance II
is al the same time easy of access The Steam Boat,
running between Baltimore and Frederlcksbufg,P passes
twice week by port Micou. which is but short dis
lance from the Parsonage ana where Carriage win
always be ready TO receive those who may give due
notice of the time of their arrival The Bowling Green,
near which the cars between Richmond and Fredericks
burg pass daily is distant about Is or 20 miles
fl will be seen below that the course OF instruction
has been enlarged. This, with expenses incurred TO
render institution useful makes small add-
ton TO the amount heretofore charged necessary.
The teacher of Music and Modern languages resides
with his family few miles from the Parsonage ana WIZ
give his classes regular and efficient instruction.
The uepo,.uonl of embraces Moral Philosophy,
Natural Theology, Evidences Of Christianity, and the
study of the Bible
The other branches taught orthography, Reading,
Writing Arithmetic Algebre Grammar and Geography,
with the use of Maps and Globes, History Logic Rhe
oric and Composition, Botany, Geology, Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy. Also, the French, Spanish, and
Italian languages; Music, Drawing and Painting; and
lessons in hlpzzo,in,o Plain Needle Work, Embroidery
fine, and in worsed.
TERMs-Per session Of five months payable 10 ad-
vance: s-ssS8Ns1''
For Board Washing, Lights, &c; SIh90
:. Tuition in The English branches, 10 w
q Bed and Bedding, if moi provided by the
pupil, w
" Use or Piano per month"; w
The Languages Music Drawing and Painting, and
Embroidery at the usual extra charges
Those no intend send their children will please 10
enter them immediately and let them be at The Parson
aye by the first day of the session II is highly import
ant that the schon! should that time 90 fully into ope
ration and greatly The advantage Of the scholars that
the members of the different classes should commence
their studies together II is hored. therefore, tina, pa
rents and guardians will not fail 10 attend 10 this request,
Letters directed Rev. Jno. p. Nc CURE Lotetto,
Essex county, Va.
REFER
Ri Rev R C Moore. d D.
" " w. Meade ID ID
Rev. f G Mcclure, D Fredericksburg.
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Piano Forte and Husic Store, oppoSitc Ibs Bauh
Aug. III 29-u
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THNH subscriber constantly receiving if"m tie cela
e bra,ed mannIactory Of NCSEs u CLARK, Ncw
York, elegant and plain Primo Forbes possessing he
latest improvements and that GehcGcy Of touch aud
sweetness of tone, peculiar 10 their manufacture
ALso,a large assortment, OF Musical Instruments and
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano Fores repaired, tuned, let on h.Ee, and taken IN
exchange.
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From TIE Boston Post.
EPiGRAM
Among the Wings, the dtrirS 70 p7g'
They can't ugrco which chm 10 rum
Sumo clamor loud for Harry Clay,
And some for General Harrison.
In either case, there's no mistake;
The isrit or eisc his nap they run:
I'll, "tte old Harry" they must toke,
Or cl.e nat M tn old HARRISON.
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II was announced some months ago, that Mr. Norris
Of this city, had received orders from English Railway
Companies for TEN of his locomotive engines We had
the pleasure of seeing recently Of the engines in
ished in Mr. Norriss factory, for the Birmingham and
Gloucester Railway, which are TO be shipped in the Sps
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Each q tae db0Cs .7gentS hare m ENGRAvED Cr,r,
HeATE,, (signed) b. BRANDRETH, M D.
June e-laHIr