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PENNSYLVANIA.


TIE STEAM FRIGATE.-Some interesting par
ticulars are given in the United States Gazette,
in relation to the steam frigate now being built
at our Navy Yard. The worl1men are at pre-
sent engaged in planklng the upper deck, and
the whole vessel is il such state of forward
ness that, were the engines ready, she could be
launched in two months. She will be rugged in
the same manner ship, and will require as
her complement two hundred men. Her ord
nance will consist Of forty-two pouHde's and
two bombs to throw ten inch shells, and, whsn
in full sailing order, her burtben will be 700
tons Her weight is estimated at 500 tons She
is nearly as long as the steam ship President,
and one foot wider. In her hold is constructed
a repository capable of containing 500 tons of
anthracite coal, by which the engines are to be
worked. Her length, from the counter to night
heads, is 223 feet, inches; extreme length to
figure head, 224 feet; extreme breadth, 40 feet;
depth in hold, % feet, 6 inches. She will be
ready for caulking in few days. Taken as
a whole, this vessel is a splendid specimen of
the skill of our artisans
4T.ANoTHER MovE.-A correspondent of the
Philadelphia Gazette gives the following incl
dent which of in the district of Southwark.
He says about half past IL o'clock on Thursday
might, he heard noise at the front door similar
to the sound that fne-tooth saw would make,
and on seeing the carpet move at the bottom of
the door. his attention was attracted to that par
ticular spot, where he beheld piece of wire
about foot long, moving backwards and for
wards. He grasped it quickly and jerked it in,
and the rascal took to his heels. When he open
ed the door he about so pieces of paper in
letter form, which on examination, he found to
be the electoral tickets of Martin Van Buren,
Their business was to take from underneath the
doors all the Wing tickets which might have
been deposited prior to their coming, and in
place substitute Locofoco tickets
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MARCUS DENIsON,

81 y ElTlKoRE ST.
= FAS JUST RECElTED-Extra superior Rochester
4 X White Wheat FLOUR fresh No. HOPS; Vel
CORKS English and american Sporting POW Err;
Bleached Winter Sperm OIL; Loaf SUGAR; SyHlp; We
~ choice chewing TOBACCO, and Principe sEGlARS,
which, with our usual supply of Green and Black
TEAS. FAMILY GROCERIES,, WINES and Ii
GUOIS, for sale at moderate prices. OILS
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FEyO THE INSOLY ENT-NOTICE.-A
a cants for the insovent Laws ct tle State OF Mary
land, have heir papers correctly drawn up and
reasonable TERMS BY applying to l.. y. SCO1TIS Gen
eral Intelligence asd Agency office, No West Fayrte
street, basement story 8nnum's City Hotel oca
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Correspondence the Baltimore Exchange.

The weather to-day has been quite COOL wind here
from NV, but blowing fresh at Tie norhward, at sea,
as have been informed by Captains who have arrived
here.
Arrived schnrs. Flora, Nchels Philadelphia; Richard
Taylor, Robinson, 1homason; Peru, Atkins from the
Patuxent, bound to New York.
Schr Brighton, NickersoD, - DIS fin Boston, came int
Hampton Roads in company with Boston ship.
Schr John II. Thompson, Gillian, Philadelphia.
Belowbrg Long Island, Howell, 81 DIS fin Gibraltar
bound TO Baltimore, sailed in company with ship Nc
Lelan, Ryan, for New Orleans, bigs Osweg0 for Ros-
ton, and Waterloo for New York, ald spoke, 10th inst
lat 81, Ion. 43 barque Gazee, from Gibraltar for Sa-
vannah, reports several ships and brgs having come
in to-day and anchored in Hampton Roads, and from 50
to go sail of vessels at anchor in that vicinity wind
resh from Norhward.
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TT LESSONS IN STENOGRApHY.--Bf
Ia DRAKE, Congressional Reporter, respectfully re-
quests those gentlemen who have sgnihed their intention
to take J course of LESSONS IN STENOGRAPHY
1 make IMMEDIATE application to him, as no accession
to hi, present number of pupils Gun be received AYs
TER THIS WEEK. W 81
Terms very reasonable. TEFF
Do Arguments, Speeches, &e.reported ola
Apply al Pilot Office, NC. 8, up stars.l h. !.
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m ECTUEE,S ON CEIHnTISTRY.-The Pro-
IA lessor OF Chemistry in the University of Mary land,
believing there may be some gentlemen in comma
nifty DESTROYS to form an acquaintance with
the interesting subject of his department, takes this
thod of announcing to the public llat his WiNpER
COURSE will commence the first week in November
With the splendid and extensive Apparatus of the Uni
versty at his command, he hopes 10 render his Goaise
attractive as well rs instructive. His LECTURES viii
be delivered FOUR WEEK. al : o'clock. p.
NJ, on the respective days. Further Information
DO Obtained by calling at the Laboratory of t.ic Medi
cal College, where he may be found every day.
the hours of 9 and O'Clock, +. NJ, n
oc3l WILLIAM 4. 4. AKIN, NJ. d. .
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
q<s a< Ga3

TFTHE undersigned begE leave 10 inform the Public,
u that he mas resumed hls former stand, No. IS
South Street, where ne is prepared 20 wait al his
fnenGs I'D customers with promptHess, in supplying
them with BOOTS, SHOES, and all other articles in
his line of tho very choicest material and most ap
proved cut and workmanship.
sen en- JAMES iiANCE.
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Ennn BUNDLES ENGLISH s, AMER
z 0BNIO CAN SHEET IRON
100 Packs Russia do
lao Pigs English & BancTTtN
Cases Trimmed COPPER
- Roll SHEET LEAD
10 Tons best Scotch PIG IRON. For sale by
OLIVER PARKER,
Corner ofCafTert aud Lombard sts-
sep2l Ap
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46,349 IA l9,44a % 65,79a - a6,a37 O4 1855 80
Add, for transportation Of the mail, $4,000, and
we have a nett revenue of Sal, 555 80.

we have a nett revenue of S41,555 80.
The Courier adds that s miles more of this
road, viz: between Dalton and the State line,
will be put in operation in the course of the pre-
sent month, and that the IS miles between
Springfield and Chester, will be opened early in
March next. The whole line of the road from
Boston to Hudson, on the Hudson river, except
two miles at the summit, will, doubt, be
opened in July next; and by the first of January,
1S42, the road Is expected to be completed from
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
HE ATsTTTCSEr

SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANU- CTURER OF
0CELAIN TNCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
No. 50 So;aG Sharp street,
II . ESPECTFUILy informs the citizens of Bal
Ia MORE that he is prepared 10 perform every opera
ton appgr,ainng to his profession, such Cleaning
Filing and Plugging The TEETH, SC. lie viii also in
Inconuptble Teeth PivOs Clasps, in the
durable manner.
REFERENCES
Philip E. ThOnas,l
Matthew Smith, p,.
John Needles, DS''''i"i''
VIM j. Bartlett, }
George Truman, } .a.
Elisha Townsend Dentists, Pliad
81
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CANADA.

The outrages upon the Cansda frontier stu
continues, The following, from the Montreal
Herald. must be taken with some grains OF al
lowapce in consideration of the fact that the
editor hates the Yankees worse than he does
the adversary:
"Op Saturday night or Monday morning, the
10Th nit the barn Of M. William Wheeler, OF
fhe township of Russelton, was burnt by some
miscreants, from the other side OF the line. On
being awakened, he ran out ofthe house TO find
that the whole ofhis hard earned property, save
his dwelling house, VAS irretrievably destroy
ed. and on soundinga horn to alarm his neigh
bors two men were seen running South. The
detachment of the Huntington frontier comPa-
nv, under the orders Of Lieutenant hlillar, at
present stationed there, were promptly on the
spot but il was too late 10 afford any assistance
Mr.. MilIar pickedup piece ofpaper IN Whlch
a match prepared with turpentine had oeeh
wrapped, at little distance from the parh;
The footsteps of the two men were tracked
both WAYS. half mile into the States.--Many
other respectable Inhabitants haze been threat
ened and considerable alarm is the natural con-
SEQUENCE A detachment of the Huntington
frontier cavalry, under Lieut. Wald2grave, is al
present on constant duty along the hne in that
quarter, in order, if possible, to restrain these
lawless acts.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
MAssAcHu sErTs WESTERN RMLRoAD.-Th'
Boston Courier publishes the following state
ment ofthe receipt and expenses Of that portion
of the Road which is now open; extending from
Worcester to Springfield, So miles.
Receipts for Passengers and Merchandise ON th'
Western Railroad, Massachusetts, for si'
months, ending Both September, 1s4O. THREE
trains per day each way -
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EOR SALE-A Servant Boy, is years old last Fe
M bruary, having IA years TO servo from that time.
He raised in the country. and is very and
tive, and Is good waiter For other particulars apply
TO LEWIS F. SCoTTI'S General Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office. No. 9 West Fayette street. NJ
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WORTHY of NOTICE.

NOR SALE.--A Black GIRL, is years OF age, To
n serve until she is % years of age She il well
grown, and good house servant. For further particu
lars apply to l.. F. SCOTTI'S Old Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office, basement City Hotel. oc2S
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IRKANSAi

The Little Rock (Arkansas) Times of the
18th uIt. states that JOHN HowARp PAYNE,
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SITU ATION WANTED.

STU ALTON WANTED
EHY Young Man, assistant clerk III Grocery,
He Flour Commission Store, Bar keeper, or any other
situation whc {, he could make himself useful to lns
emuloytr. Good recommendations will be gwen ~
regard to character, &c. Apply to
LEWIS T. SCOTT,
No. West Fayette Street, basement stoy OF BSTnrrss
City Hotel General intelligence, AIeEcy, sac Brokers
Office, Old Estebishnsnt
l3d4t
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MIR. DAVIS0S'S PATENT aIUSCULAR
GUIDE no PIE \ H1ANSHIP.
ar-poFt read and adopted b. the Maryland Institute
z the utility Of the Guide in actual application, is
ound the following:
'ihe repetition upon the Guide inculcates so correc
conception OF letters and driis the muscles
obedience the will tina; failure would be irie
less than phenomenon.
ROOMS Al, Baltimore street.
ana
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CLEARED,
Brig Elizabeth, Staples West Indies.
Schooner Messenger, Wine, 81 BARI.
Schooner T.. Dorsey, Peterson, LasGayra'
Schooner Herald, Crockett; - Marhs, -
Scbrs Saratoga, Richmond; Em2rc, Norfolk rha re
ersburg; Iuuter DO; Anxiety Fappahanhocki fioheer'
ro'' ! 'O''''' ARRIVED,
Sandman brig Penguin, Malaga.
schooners Norfolk PACKET and Elizabeth Jane, from
Philadelphia.
big ri Caballero, Huntington. from Malaga.
SEER Havre de Grace, from Eayre deGrace.
Schr Starlight, from HavTe de Grace.
Schr Arkansas, from II9vre de Grace.
Sloop Philadelphia, from Hayre de Grace.
SteaIn-p packet Poeahontas, RUSSELL from Norfolk
Reports nothing.
Ship Napier, Sanford, with cargo Of salt &c. from
Liverpool, % days, bound to Baltimore, was IN lamp
| ton Roads ON the Isl inst.
Barque Lark, Lowry, for Baltimore, cleared at New
York 3.st ult.
Brig Long Island, Howell, for Baltimore, sailed from
Brig VIM. Bo6llhy, Crocker, frem baltimore for s
Johns, NIB, arrived at Newport, r. l. 2oih u!t.
Brig Chatham, Taylor, for Baltimore; cleared at Bos
At Iaguayra 9Th uIt brig Columbia Cooper of Balt
moIe from Barbados, Just arrived; schrs. VIM. Temp
kins, Oliver, from Baltimore, do; Emily Ellicotl, Lau
derman, for Porto Catello
Schooner w. A. Caldwell, Hughes, from Baltimore
arrived at Charleston Ioth rlt.
Schooner y. r. Cohen, Tcw, fOr Baltimore, CLEARED
at Charleston 18th ult
Schooner Harvest, Small, from Baltimore, arrived a
Providence 3Oth ut
Schooner Lewis Bruce, Bowley, from Baltimore, ar
at Portsmouth, N. II. 18th ut
Schooner Star, from Baltimore, arrived at Bath, Nj
I'D ult
Schooner Arab, Bradstreet, for Baltimore, cleared a
Rath, Me. 18th nit.
Schooner Sarah Ellen, Talbot, for Baltimore, cleared
at Portland 29th ut
NEW YORK, Oct Evcning-Ceared, steam
sh ip President, Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-An brig Franklin, % DIS
from ST Jago de Cuba.
Cleared ships Corea New Orleans; Stephen Bald
win, do, Glasgow, do; slo0p Statifa, Baltimore.
Office oftlIe Courier & Enquirer
NEW YORK, Nov !, l p. IN.
Cleared, ships Natchcz, Valparaiso; Yazoo, New Or
lean s. barquc Paoli, Aniwerp; brig Mentor, Whining
ton, NC; schrs New England, Madeira; Warrior, Jack
sonville Fla; Convert, New Orleans
BOSTON, Oct 3l-An ship Grafton, AZ days iron
Antwerp.
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FOR SALE

a very likely muisto BOY, % years ofage, slave
IA for life sold Tor fault, and can come highly
commented; Of the best winters in the State o!
Maryland. To good muster, he will be sold at fai;
caah price Apply TO l.. +. SCOTT1'S Slave Agency
and fnt' 'Igsnce office, basement City Hotel. ec2S
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EOOT< TO YOUR COut'OEGT d q IlA IlT1
FnNTfE present and approaching excessive hot wea-
b. tber, is not only very oppressive and uncOmtOra-
Die, but must beceIae very uahealthy il is therefore
prudent and advisable, that persons who have any re.
gard toe the comfort and health of their families should
carefully avoid sleeping feather beds at this season
Of the ycir-nspecally, when good clean delightful.
MATTRESSES os every description can he had so We
low, al tie BEDDING NJ ARTS, n. w. and 6. w.
roi nefs of Lombard and Light streets. Those wso
coubl viii please call and examine for themselves.
i5dtf
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9TH mo- 18th, 1870.
The above preparation is sold by
- 6. l.. DURURST.
Corner Pratt 81. and Dugan's whanlower end Of Ca
Marker Suace atom
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sire ALTON as Teacher wanted, by young
IA man, from Portsmouth, College,) who has had
two years experience in the business of teaching.
situation in private family or an Academy in or near
the city, would be preferred Enquire al the General
Intelligence Office" address g NJ. N. L., through
the said Office, shall be promptly attended 10. %
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70 conclude wi:l the initiative Farce Of
TIE FIVE BEOWBRAYS.

615-A few Season Tickets may be had, if an carly
application be maGe.-,EO
{l7-Roxes 50 cents-pt 25-GalleFy D.
{s-Docrs open a, O'Clock, and performance to com
Elence al = precisely. No
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SITUATION WANTED-By young man, Ell
- tller Clerk Assistant in wholesale and retail
Grocery. Flour, and Commission Store, Counting
Room. lie IS fully acquainted with mercantile business
and produce the very best kind OF references IN re
gard 10 character and qualification. For further noTma
ton apply TO LEWIS F. sCGTTi.5 General Intelli
gence and Agency Office, No. West Fayette street
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SHIPPING RECORD.
CLEARED,

PoRT oF RAATIMORE. N0yEMBER 3, I04O.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.

% ,254 PRIZES, amounting to 5l.l9s, 1871
e Number LOtteni--l6 drawn ballots.
Whole Tickets S20-Halves Sl0,-Quarters SIS
Eightls $3.50.
4 package of26 whOles cost SJ20,-by paying the
rs (Which is s30o) certificate will be and the
tickets placed in Bank for security.
EGERTON & BROTHER will issue certificates on
the following terms
25 Whole Tickets, S20H
IS Halt Tickets, $50
% Quarters, IS 90
% Eiglths, 81 50
A package o tickets in this Lottery can draw i've Of
The highest capital prizes.
{5-Urders for Tickets by the package single share,
will meet with prompt and confidential attention if adj
dressed TO the old established Offices of
EGERTON & BROTHER,
Corner of South and Water streets, or
Corner Of Commerce and Pratt streets,
oc2I MW&StNl4 baltimore.
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%NOFICE.ks

4-SoE ASA@e'SS
EAT ANTEiJ-Ginaedi at 4. F. sCOTrI'S
w Intelligence and Agency Office No. w. Pay
ste street, easement OF Darnums City HstSl, Clerks,
Book keepers, PoneTs, Waitels, Coachmen, LabOIers
Hi.anlher-m maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses &c.
au "a
GARDENER yVANTED.-A single nan,
"a who understands his business, and is willing act
as though he felt an interest in the success ofhis EN-
ployer. may find place where he will get good wages
by applying al this office. ocH do;
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AMERICAN THEATRE, FROET 81.

In the course Of the Evening will he danced
A SAILORS HORHPiPE.
AMI "a Grand National Military lance, BY La Pehie
BERTHA.
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The FrelercIsb,Irs Arepa. Richmond Enquirer, Nor
l.s Beacon Charlottesville Advocate, staan1oh 5peS
ator and Winchester Republican will copy the
Sc % dtNl6
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ERUSHED SUGAR-East Boston Crushed Ss-
~ gag, in bbis landing and for sale by
WILMINGTON EASTMAN
jy2S Is Bowiy' wharf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

HsUMANlTY HALL AcaDEMY-The exercise, Of ,hs ".i,,
m tuition will resumed tho 18th OF January s4o and cen
until 18Th o November following, making scholastic tenn
Of ten months without vacation . ,...
The subscriber hu, procured tho services Of Nj, linm a.
Shepard gentleman and scholar az VIII be
from the suboiued certificate Of President Maxwell In This
school Taught English, Latin Graek aud FRENCH nnsua
es. Geography History Chemistry Natual and mora PHILOSOPHY,
and thorough Mathematics The charges Tor any or al
foregoing branches except French will ESQ an
extra charge $40 will DO made for French Board, Washing
Lodging &C. will be furnished at the moderate price
ha will be required In ADVANCE the residue, with the toon
foes The end fihe
This school long and avouraby known that the
than that ts location
ia peculiarly eligible being midway bwsen Richmond and Lynch-
bup in high healthy about two mies from the
road from the the latter place via Cariersve he
,mns hoys will occupy apartment 10 themselves and viii be
Immediately under the tuition OF the subscrher.
ELIJAH G. HASES, Principal
Humanity Hall Academy.
Ps-AJdress Physc Springs P. o.. Buckingham county, Va
H.MrDES SIDNEY COLLEGE, Nov, lst, 1859,
hereby certify that Mr. Wm. b. Shepard, graduate Of ths
Collo.r was Senior Class under my care
and that his department aad literary aanmcnis es lar %
they fell my observation such as au,hnrzc me 70 %
that h, useful aud acceptable teacher ~ me de
partmsnt which proposes 10 Mr. hancs school
WM. maxwell, President Of II. 3: =.
Nor 90 59-wtlSJ
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rnrms Of the Richmond Enquirer.

..,g,,,J tArrs times reek during ths session
n - j5,,aare. AMI ,Ttts rec. d"r". "'' ' y " go
Gt4s s'd' =" r,,nNs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
= ,. ~. g,,,ns, and Thee Dollars Tor SIX months,
&rFTt pct b. ,,9i IN ae etfcc, reunited hy mall posi-
pay a', " isr> per anuura at the emu 81 u - ,o, and
~ ~ ~ , nj III, r.Sk q, thr Editor re po,@Ss g o.
% =, PAU 1g 70 U"r+ i The accumulation Of
scas'r, y M business which operates n serious Jay
@ - fd II poy for nine papers, annually, shall have the
tenth a shall hereafter be sone nass IS specially
and due N time and paid Tor IN advance Tor thai shorter
ordered for shpI'es a.
tine when 50 he sen, 10 the order cf any new and una
- No pun" unless paid for in advance, or SATISFACTORY re-
kno h. mad 10 known and accessory dc, far nnh
terence or ms payment. But, IN case OF ,l o,u ~ rar
The n, n,ypcn from subscriber VINO IS u..a
ain,ri with The conditions, single humber h oe
~ accompanied by, copy of tins recua.on may he
isi-ne m @ If all subscribers whose ability to pay may &c
10 the publisher, and who may remain the advanced
slsoan " -. due shall be from the list oil
payment va Nv ~ ops II Editorial .oaSea,,oH - "a.
p,,;n a.. .,na ii tn. results &C the collective WIS
nd ,ss btsr eWrence % he Editorial Corps :" Nni'
S, were assembled Richmond on e n .tu sc
' ,I.s- Resolutions ae,crm'ed'o ahidc nc
ni ps recommend and insrs SIS REQUIRE an iSNI
ne adherence ihe Several OF me La ~ mon Ia:
:, m, English custom OF Cash PGgRt|S y" el" - ~, =;
=. ' b m abuse OF Credit System, than The hacis .,
nrw.pae:s The great difficulty cri I'M ' Rs"iions Of The
GnS convention we have been induced 10 continue seNefa
Old The Book Who Who n name Of ssery suseSer who
hi n,edeament positively be stricken oil from our ron
=, IN rn,nme nc ement Of our next Soinine
o. 'ae Comm" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
"ROcsd That be recommended 10 The kdess o. 81
iss is. rates for Advertising and that they strictly
~ S1oe ard thai these prices he always such is 10 CIV
r.nnensa,!on 10. the labor performed .. /, c.r,oo
One square OF sixteen lines, less, hrs; Insertion
each continuance, - cents 49,, ,,,,b me advance
Orders from distance must be accompanied "''' "
nav n satisfactory references 10 insure cNseutI ,,,n ,
IL those whose advertising may ainoan 20 so % nv ccn,
a,ount will be made 20 PEI CENT and u 80
~ All Obituaries and Marriages from Inc coa h aInen
b,nSrnc is unknown al this once must oe a" a
bv the endorsa.ion the Postmaster IN the H.,
IN M case be published Every measure ha 'S
o. .n ~ ,yen, mpoions and quizses, has proved hereto
gs must therefore insist IN suSn sas w.,
ne Communication being certified BY Inc name OF '
,...,,a on re back Of the iftsr.l ------------
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

IRON ORE1he subscribers owning between three and four
thousand Of land lying Turkey Creek in The county
Of Monroe within miles oil Cniun disposed 10 lease
sell portion Of containing inc1haustihc quantity
ore which thoroughly tested and ascelined TO BE
of the best quality There abundance oil timber upon the
a running Immediately by the Those
disposed purchase lease invited examine the premises
which will be By MessIS. Morgan, Mao and Ioingcr
living The subscribers address Is GoorLand Cour
House.
u. B ni'EE.
l.. GCEgRiNT.
I2-l0txwtf
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y o hklAG-Thr subscribers intending to continue their
and OF hiring oa Negroes would inform their friends
r, r' 'hat 'hcy VIII be ready. day of January
a serve them IN that desirable that those intend
b. sw u. wlh ;or bsHcsS would do early posi-
subscription of tbs negroes, that find suitable
,h 'Hi them We wou! also remind those wishing 10 hire
G DC to their interest To apply early, already
m number placed hands hire. charge
M out rs i've We attend the negroes through
charge ~ ''i popp r n i,' urT out PARTNER
Aeanond, Dec. :, 1889. e9-te5Jap
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Boarding School far Young Ladies, 7appahonnocs' "a
ygRs LITTLEFoRD respectfully request, tho support OF The
W. public in establishing this institution Her long experience as
e,cbc, and her former induce her feel confidence IN
soliciting Tho session will commence on tho iSs OF
soo-Tui,ion s75FueI So to be paid quarterly
in advance Each scholar will furnish her own bed and bedding
pE,,sne.,Er W Gilmer Esq, Charlottesville; VIM h Tay
los ESQ., Mount Airy Val Miss Jane Mckenzie, Richmond Mr
Hsman Baltimore. Dr. Austin Bo9ksnbousb and John a. Fnr-
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