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Isy last Evenings Mail.

E1,raet ef ieuer from Washington, March IL.
"The Supreme Court adjourned yesterday, and the
Senate viii follow the example in few days
1.-THE proposition 10 remove Blair y RSes has pro,
ducrd much excitement aud debate. On the floor Of
the Senate, in the presence Of numerous auditory,
Mr.. King d; Alabama challenged Mr. Clay Of Ken
tncky. The challenge Immediately accepted, &C
companied with desire TO settle the affair of honor
without delay All this sopabc, that every body
understood III and steps taken TO arrest the par
ties. They have been accordingly compelled TO keep
The peace here. gentleman told NE this morning
lha, he did not believe fight could lie prevented, al
though one could not take place within the District.
DR.. Linn acts for King, and MIR. Archer for Clay.
ain the debate, Mr.. Clay pronounced Blair llbcller,
md his pnper libel. MIR. King defended Blair, and
pronounced him as much Of gentleman as the Sena-
Tor of Kentucky. Mr. Clay rcjoned, that the
marks Of the Senator from Alabama mean,
cowarlly, and base. At least such learn 10 have
been the substance II the pass al arms.
"he rbate asans! he power TO :cno:e the printers
IS sad 10 have been very severe.
ut is reported and believed here that Extra SEES.
sion Will be called on the 18th Of May, the lst of
June
81 think there will be bnt very few removals here
It'll after the Spr:n1 Elections
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s,,sx. perceive that ,ou have mad.
80 s.Ii.n INTO considerable error, particularly
,''f 10 King William Delegation, which, agreea-
.'u. statement proved recreant 10 their MISSION,
'' %,d The honor Of being a constituent OF that
/. and in Justice to my colleagues, deem II
,.''''' correct the erroneous impression under
- ION are !aborin..
!, - You asserted, dissent with many o! the
vs. 1aa, We cd, consistently, asa right OF d'tsr-
~. Union, is enc of the intrinsic beauties oil a
IS Government. We did not dissent, though
;.r,r,ltable manner, which yonr REMARKS cor"
~. we solus in the dissens'on IL Is stated
q -, William delegation withdrew from the
q . ,,J protested against tie nomination. |
r't" =, tte Democrat, il Democrat he be, Tor
; .n.b a garfield epitome: it mus, have been
3. swinging from the prolific Imagination OF
.n,susiastlc Hmn;crean.
t''. 'r ~ who had been a.ied with cha@rin and
.;n.,,sn, at the proceedings oil the Convention
-, ,hsn dissolved, determined to convene IN The
b = ~. and 10 rrmonstrate with the conclusion
my conren,ion had come to, and disclaim;ng all
~ i supporting its nominee, thought It expedi-
a'S" A,,,ory upon ns the representatives, of true
.,, neop,e, 10 dissent, and bring out one from
aN'S !, democracy, whom we were well aware they
,os could sustain. In doing this, We evidently
IN, your aphrosm of "doing every thing Tor
.',ss and nothing for men,. In this acton, we Tue
.,,,n from King William, beg you TO nndsss'ana
=: ~, alone, bu, respectable part oil Tue Ming
'' ~, Essex delegation, and the only one pre-
A"' uaalssex was in the ranks of dlssension-
%,.sssed you in this hurried style, merely to ex-
ai'. ,ss King William delegation of the mputat'on
.1,n, acted precip,atey and alone IN the d'ssen.
T-,s Will convince you, that they wee not
=. -. N ,hc.r gi"ry--as your prccoctous HAnte'een
,,o1,n, wcuid make II appear.
;'ssPV"e'"' YERlTAS.
"a, VILLAIN, March 18th, ISL
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. OF TIE STATE.
inieersitu Of IA, jim. l6, Isl

tatcerSty 81 "a, Jhn. 10, 1911.
Iaar SIR: O5scrv,ag in The Wing received this morn
(. that , resolution Of enquiry as 10 the expectancy
q pcalnr the law authors mr. the GrooI ical Sur.
- hrrn referred 10 the Committee Of Agriculture
~ Manufactures, take the liberty of submitting to
!; n Is chairman brief statement of the present,
ton at The survey, and OF the weighty reasons in
ar .; ~ Setag eonttnaed far tic additional gear
u 81 ior as compilation.
m,ay Of the great subdivisions OF the State, our
~arches have been so far maiured that with the adj
\ # some reyis'onary work in certain prominent
# observation, they will have all the complete
- necessary for the accurate and comprehensive ex.
'ion at The connected with the geo!ogi
structure Of the regions in question, to be present
= NY laal report and it's accompanying illustrations
y the remaining districts, among winch are parts OF
= great Western Coal region, our operations, though
! ,Teatsy advanced could be anticipated are still
+ rom heng Completed. Important tracts, especial.
n"ng the coal rocks of the West, remain still TO be
pnrrd To,oards these we have bcen progressing
al The activity in our power; but rs yet time has
5'en allowed 10 bes,ow on them more than gene
. ~ preliminary examination.
Ar labor required for the examination Of these dis
=, greatly lesscned by the knowledge attained OF
c1n''guous regions Of similar structure aud re-
res, together with that demanded for the ndsPen-
e TASK OF revising certain portions Of the field, ere
INJECTED view can he given Of the whole, will con-
y" AZ! the further operations necessary for bringing
=, 2'i'yc researches 10 conclusion.
''t@as 10 the progress already made, feel salts
mt. VITA the present organization of the corps,
remaining TASKS can be accomplished in one more
= lie chemical and graphical Departmental proper
Progress has been made; but much further labor
!, ..f,d 10 render them complete.
~ arrangement Of the very large collection Of mi
gathered in The prosecution Of our work, has
s,rady advancing with the progress of our other
ont will require large amount of time and at.
=, . before the specimens can be suitably labelled
! 'hergse fitted for the public cabinet.
''se Various tasks, urged forward during the next
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From hr WASHINGTON .Nddisonirnl
Hf THE PEESIDES'

By and 'ciM the odtiec ami consent cf hdc Senate.
Nathaniel 2 Causin, Jun, Secretary TO the President
10 sign patents
Henry Southmayd, Assistant Collector Of the Gus
toms Cor District Of New York, to reside at Jersey City
James Donaghe, Collector at New Haven, Connect
cut.
William P. Greene Surveyor and Inspector at Provi-
dence Rhode Island.
Robert Butler, Surveyor and Inspector at Smifcld,
Virginia.
James NJ Hartford, Register Land Office at Jackson,
Mississippi.
Jesse K Dubois, Register Land Office at Palestine,
Illinois.
Bernard Peyton, Deputy Postmaster at Richmond
Virginia.
William Barron, Marshal for District of Vermont.
Solomon Lincoln, arhal for District Of Massachu
seiis.
Ehcnczer Bacon, Collector Of Customs, Barnstable,
Massachusetts,
slilrs S -dcn Watkins Deputy Postmaster at Hunts
vile, Alabama.
The app intmants which have been sent to the Sc
nate for confirmation have been chiefly 10 f vacancies
II NAV be of 10 state our belief that removals
and appointments generally which seem TO herxPrc,td.
will moi take place without deiberaton, for which time
and opportunity are necessary.
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R;rhmonJ March lSt, 1911.

I,JTry DOIIAKS REWARD Tor a Negro Man. named Robin
,houl five feet inches high, who aiScondrd n
farm ronnty Of Gloucester ~ IRE month 81 March, ei
m aid man Robin ni Il compile Nipn and well
lis height liz also has wen on the top ." one
The right Informed that lar was
III yoy IN frc III nd Just Christmas lie has parents
Hr s,anars farm. II supposed he has free pass VIII nv
r aoyc reward person. Who VIII arTernd
and SECURE rr Robin, III Tie cy jan OF Eenond OF
.v.r him Il, me- on ms farm, The county 81 Gloucester, aud
an reasonable charges will be paid ~
ldl-ltt
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".Sl DesptrqnSum.

,,. ne, ne 'cr sit. and wall their loss
-, !" H.. i, EEK how 10 redress their BARNS"
NJ ~ :. ~ si The mast b. now blown overhoard,
H.. ,tI. hgoka-ihr holding anchor lost
4" ,,,fo,r sailors swallowed in the Hood;
Y, no., ann alar ,,ill. ls't meet that he
.' = i,ay, line helm land, like fearful lad,
=, - :, ,,iol .,t>. add water 10 the Srn;
-, MO- ,,nfe strength that which hath too mnch
Nm. m hs moan. the ship slips on the rock,
!, I, i, ,ui;,.r:y ard courage might have saved:
-, vh.; a shame What "A fault were this.
- lSHAK.pEARI.
SIR ne s-n.ft Of Gen. HIS ONCE s'tsiag erer."
These thai % up hl TO bow
Their Lol,r, forward, and stoop low,
r., ,.,,.r themselves, and sometimes creep,
When me WAY Is difficult and steep;
:, ih,,-, Al courl, thai do address
n, l,w irnnlle Offices,
Cau >,opp nj any thing that's base,
IL mf.glr .:u trust and grace,
Are like II Use 10 greatness sooner
Than those liaI 60 BY wealth and honor" Bl TIER.
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rs CnaNcERYln Caroline County Court, sh March !'ii:
j Hugh Campbell James Roy, Windcr and Margaret his
WIFE Iiarwooi Robert Pollard and Sarah hs wife, Pa,
ella i.aIsd, Ilaood, Archibald iarwo cd, Martha 9
Ilawond Susan arwooh aud Emily liarvood, Henry Garnet,
Claiborne ". Coach and Marin Rcccca h;, wife, CHARTS ~
Blke and Mary Ann hi wife, Lawrence Roac Isabella =
Warug PATSY pains Richie, Thomas Rome. Elizabeth Wet
more, Anna Wesmorr infants, By thcf neat fc;n h'na'@
EuwZrc i'"'"'''
against
Tbona. llarwood John Garrett Judge Thomas Rfi James
IIinkirs Ru;n lanes NcNra, infant children o george
Mry.al ami Ian.rya IN wife, Nanrra Gam Ja,e- T. 1a'h
Thomas r. cain William cam Martha Cam, Ann tam Sterling
Cain ami MARY CLARK Cam the last rsnt in'"t-' fhip y
Brarnlam Lucy ann WIFE, Thomas u BARNES, arm
IN and ury f. lbs wife, G,orsc CP'haw samuel asaw anu
Thomas Up,tlw, . , =. '. ~.
f,ocrr read and argued by tonnse-On consideration
.hr,r ana On u The plaintiffs, The decfec made
H., c,', On the it u uciob y ~ u a-..Whercuton
e Cnuri DOH adjud.c order and decree thai Rohe:t udsn
Commissioner 10. lie
al rn Court who the next Of KIN ard heirs Ca
,ror l,i aud that he account ia.
now and what proportions hr proceeds If the ands hereto
ir SAID Commissioners, shalt he distributed
Them which he directed this Court
any deemed pertinent TO himself which either
III. parties may require To he stated
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Eyo,, tbs Petersburg Statesman.
,,1. ,,,,,,, r,.,,.y- -. ~, i,t"rEVsi,I-pc


| have DELAYED longer than was intended to an
uounce to you what no yever, has been stated verbal
" to many nv purpose To decline reelection to the
next Legislature. This delay has arisen partly from
belief that there was no reason for haste, and partly
from desire to offer few remarks on some OF the
subjects Of legislative policy which have been acted
upon during The present and the four preceding ses.
sons of the General Assembly. But besides the want
Of leisure for any extended review Of them, IL might
Of vanity and would probably possess but I'lte
not, however, withdraw from your service, without
Offering you my heartfelt thanks for the appreciation
with which you have kindly and constantly sustained
me in it, and for the friendly zeal with which mao
ry of you lave rallied 10 my support against every
opposition.
must also express my grateful of the libera!-
~ and kindness Of those who have frequently sacrif'
ced party feelings probably among the strongest oour
nature, and sustained inc on other considerations.
In retiring from public life, hope to be excused for
ness that have occasion neglected any interest
by any portion Of my ellowcizens; that my best ef-
forts have been constantly directed 10 the simplifying
and improvement of our municipal laws; and that |
have uniformly endeavnred, with siDgeness OF heart,
and by all the within the compass OF my poor
abilities to guard the interests to deveope the resour-
ces, to promote the prosperity, and to maintain the
rights and the honor ofmy native Shte-if my ability
had correspondent at all with my inclination, had not
labored in vain.
In conclusion tender you the sincere expression OF
my earnest and constant wishes for your welfare and
happiness. J. F. MAY.
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TO TIE EDITOR

t.FARrAN. March stI, 1911.
-, so,a vou Two selections, both OF WHICH are very
" M - nc nresent tine The first from Shakespeare ="
-. Henry w. applicable Ia the Democratic lary, Hs
rcn Buer; and. II YOU think f"p.f' "sa'f pn0s .,
~. ~ .tFressekcrs' Our friends To he SIRE, ae 'ou',
M yct icsr-noi past recovery. Never let Us despair
. rlic FOR rogue never can hold ia,t 10 us $40 ca
y Mn, ,hcn rope, they'll hang themselves :.
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and l6 drn,ca bnhofs matiag prizes than blanks.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. for enlowinr The Lecsbnfr
acaJev mud fnr other purposes f. for 49, be deter
mined is Tic drawing of the uncn Lottery, Cas. No for sii,
~ Il. drawn n Alexandria, D. Saturday. April laih ELL
D. :. GREGORY &. CO., Managers.
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THE subscribers have associated themselves together und
4 style and firm of

For the purpose wholesale Dry Goods bus:
ness in the Richmond, and have taken the house i've
doors below Mc>srs. Gay (: Ienlrl'S.
VIII utenion at all times 10 present large and wei
selected assortment srasnnahc Goods, and Ia sell them
small urof sliall Goods what al
rrIues shod he interchange II commodities for mur'
benefit" shall conduct business upon honest, just AM
soecall, do wc solicit Il call from our acquaintance.
'f' - JOHN j. LONDON,
j. II LONDON,
J. WiI.IISGHAM
a. H. DRESRY.
,f,.. 1871 IDo--tf
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d. NJ. HOYT Il CO.'S OFFICE,
M
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
oc0 0On gao 900. GlJ.OO0t

y CI aW oar friends viii lind riches. Scheme that has beer
D published tins ycar;-evcry should have ticket
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Tue PETERSBURG DELEcArE.-Judgc May has
tired. He las represented this town for n long time,
and by his weight IN the House and his ability 10
The iowa in its local interests, had become fnrda-
BILE at the polls Since he has retired, however,
there is we presume, Wing in Petersburg all 10
be compared to Judge May in those qualities which
rendered him so strong CANDIDATE Now, there are
Republicans quite equal in those qualifications, To any
gentleman in the Wing ranks. The Republican party
a, the Presidential election, had the upper hand aud
if the signs of the times 10 be trusted that party
is destined to receive still further increase BY the dcc
ton of States Rights men fro" the Wing camp over
which The flag Of consultation has already been half
unfnrled in the Inaugural Of President Harrison.
There is to b. Democratic Republican Meeting
this evening at Friends Hotel. At this meeting, it
will no doubt be deemed proper To nominate candi-
date for the Assembly With toerabe tact and judg-
the Nominations and proper spirit Of UNION at
the pills. We suspect it will puzzle the other side TO
run IN either Thoroughbred Wig, or, what more
objectionable, shelly shny Conservative OF the half
bood-a sort Of political Creole 1t is time that the
Cockadc of Virginia should have Republican Repre-
sentative We hope that one will be selected this
evening who will be ready a, The tap Of the drum
cIur,r
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
The Southern Literary Messenger, for March, be issued
and mailed Monday next, the 10th inst
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sic,
JOHN l. pENDLEToN, Clerk.

COMMISSIONERS 0rFrcE Bown Green, letii March, 1911.
The parties named the decree and all
be- Of kin and heirs kun deceased
reby notified, that .lail pocPed office, th place.
Tuesday tile 18th day April nsi O'Clock 4. NJ,
The enquiry aud appoonment thereby drcctcd al whirh tgie
and place they required appear aud exhibit evidence
port their respective claims.
HoBT. nuDGIN, Special Commissioner.
March l3 lU.-wt!at
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The bill was then ordered to its engrossment
Tie House then tooi recess till 4 clock.
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Asron Horsr.-It viii be seen by notice in ano.
Their column, that change has occurred in the firm
conducting this establishment Mr.. Boyden retires,
and the Hotel will henceorh be conducted By Messrs
Coleman and Stcison. We understand MIR. Boydrn
has leased the and splendid hotel recently erected
a, Richmond Virginia. and that his principal motive
for leaving the firm with which he has been for the
last four or five years pleasantly connected is the
state Of his health which compcls ism 10 seek SSH
tIern climate-l6io i0rk Times.
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achers and good schools would necessarily at

good teachers and good schools would necessarily at
ford.
The 10Th scctinn.-ille books furnished 10 The differ.
cnl PORTIONS of the Stu,c for primary education arr IRE
qncnlE q the worst character, and probably ELI might
BE- great. improved lay an int-lli gent committee, who's.
duty II should he to examine the whole system, atd Sc.
l.ct from the mass such parts only as would be- most
available III securing a sound, practical education-
There IS no question: that the books thus selected could
BE- printed in the State for as small a sum as in any parl
o. The Union, and secure 10 every part Of the State the
same instruction
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90 York Courier and Enquirer. viii no d'no'
me ,tm :, se,. ,ha, We are delivered from tine
r d'l's"'su ,s,;,ncs called a peck OF troubles, The
s'e:''y :, s'% me- c"Irepcr nis'"c' !. over, and the c .
Efe;''u Jr /, "a, ,scd the Wings IN the District
n's - themselves OF The apparen, split N our pa' ne
nj erst Mr.. Slaughter. 1--WE rather aa m,II Ak, Sl COM.
courier, ~ the suffering stomach OF the Enquirer, ana
vi ad'F, 'ns a.I hy The election of Mr.. Slaughter, a
~ me e' uo"a n W of The pis,ric, have thought
l na.s, IL. o. else, Mr., Vim. Smith; one of THE the . Sam y"ra
P P13 sslss, Democrats in the si1'e, lns ,hs sn ,S' y,
kiioF W" : = ~ more. 10 feet The visor Of his arm.
r >r %nnn, lake leave Il Mr.. Banks, the late Repre-
w., '""V wi,n"nt oif.rin. hin the respectful c~'n<idsra-
,f''" ~, Democratic party for the services which he
,an1rsGG.
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PoRk.-Thc C,ncinna,i Republican Of Tuesday says:
-There have been hut fcw hogs slaughtered here yet,
snd most of those were on account Of the Drovers. a
lot Of ahou, 100, Of rather small size, were sold lat
week nj 50, and a premium Of Sl5 on The lot. II IL
thought the rates w,il average from - 10 500.
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v,,;ons Communicalons numerically pos'p0ned'

80, +, c,I M, nnblic attention 10 The adr,it'''-
w. ~ a'I IN, day paper. of Meredith Calhoun, ~ Esq s,hn ",a' ~
Ti-ht ~ ~ I" = -. n,,s, valuable plantations on = iiio'm, -
~ ~" " :" - ~ ~ r.,o,. nf the late Judge William Snlti.-
I, 'r'J ~ = IN, te crop winch Is now catherine upon l,snr p,a" ~
tt'', >t ~" ,,,.,sI ~ nf The capitalist who desires 10 niaSt an az
i8," Il, M. ,atn nj in landed estate.
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@ MBERLNND, NOV SVIII, IO1I.
49, SIR 1t our last Court, Garter H. HARRISON
-. ). N. solicitation OF his political IA 'I mamssr rG",
,ea'" = Il, mex, Sarinr Election, for a seal n 'h'
Gt''! !" dictates. We are gral'tiet that one :,
f,.l% qualified 10: the station should have y't!dr"
.i' -. a]s,.s oc The Democratic voters OF The county
~ we "'''>' Yours, Nc.
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~ n ADi7OR or THE ENqrIRER.

pied, a, Mansfield, HI, sea, IN spG Sy,Ir,m Bernard s1u n
90 ! 49,. ga gentleman every inch of him.
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yv..,iogInn Correspondent Of the Phjladelps,'a
ne ..a,,s sav.. that 1.-The Cabinet, III considering
n,,rmat,on broash, by Mr., Stevenson have had
."g ;" difficulty in agreeing esaa.ly now = tn, me ,nI,Sags
oa,"' Ms country and Great Britain, touching The
N"I"S'" ~. latter 10 search our merchant ships.
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sLih- a. 4 iaihlr chrrTy:

I my Estate in Goochisnd conniy. 10 AK. uo..e..,n, ,L. cw,
re..,nafs; None Other than . s'ns- man, VINO ran hiring good
Appin ,"ndalicnS, need ap,ly. \ middle tgrd man ur.,rf,rd :
.ahscnI,n 10 BE- mat" ." J"a. =. Trent. ii lIttl. Diver. or HE
uec.3 .VAhi'hd. jos. TRENT.
diff
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.7ppointmsnt by tie Prc$idsnt.
Charles Dawes, Payrnaster in the Army, race MaJcr
Donald Fraser, resigned.
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~xoI-ST LEBANON Fu9 SAI.E.-iavinc determined !" :
WI a..unr The practice oi my profession, eur i'f SUE ~
,.,r desirable residence and valuable Farm, III .Ncl>on cnnnt!.
or,,i,iug ~ r. cent survey. 30 acres. II, location y "Nhm :
Lii. ~ The lanes River and Kana"ha Improvement, y mics 81
~. River Warehouse, "a inuriShing village, WIN a tnnHcro W
-,or,io, and within -four miles ~ variety tmahulaC'uihel
Nm. / deem il altogether unnecessary Ia enter INTO i minute
as,,l here al ihi> s.an,aiion, 81 VII known ~ ms SECTION =,
~ -, sntrcc j, 4, .av. that 1t j. well waiercd. the South FORK
- rn..ss.h river running immediately through Y, Win many
en-. ,,iruiarl.. ra,-iu. through ~" d.fFrrcnt SHIFTS. =" "ooa
III ,',,tar l.. saaerqisalqp,. and cf thr hest fia'hy. y M
,-..s ;, ,,sc consist n, a auad framed dwelling mouse, WIN h.hc
.a,,,. +, framed ham and -iab'", EGni tnhacrn Louise, spihs
..,.. MI tre In,--. together with al ntifr hiirlne- "hfh -
IN, !, farms. generally. Those " h" may desire 70 Fire'tas' aie
he.rh, invited Il come and view The premises aHi Jn"se -
7%r5,-one third Of The purchase money in o"a-,he residue
in i've cenal annual ln>inlnicni-. xr,,trc
~ Add'es< ~ NNF' ''" Gn-tIsJ
ar The WAls YHi coy, and send account TO 'his ONCE 'o'
collection.
rFNaTE TEACHERS WANTING sITr ATIONS.-i am re-
L guessed 10 obtain situations for several Ladies OF nnrAcrp-
,,on,hls character. considerable experience, and undonbteh qna'-
Salons a Teachers of the various English bnrches, together
Win The French language and Music on The Piano Forte. saiaIS
sio1 and hoard for the scholastic year OF ten months. annelI
moi so experienced In teaching, but Otherwise desirable, s9Vo ana
$50 and board. -,
Recommendations addressed 10 The ,ubscriher,. postage paid
,t, ~. ,rnn,n,ly attended u. +. 7. NASH,
" Book ard Picno Forte Seller, Petersburg, ia.
have for sale nsnu, thilty Piano Pnrtes, Of different kinds, hl
nj vhirh wil be sold nton the condition that payment may ot
/ Withheld unit! the Instruments are fatty tlied.
sors 5l-etI
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PosrscRIrr-.Con Congressional Errf.On A spec'al cleo
ton was held on Monday for y Representative N Con
rress from iiis district. The !n!.owln. IS the Stale 0
the poll Al HI Fredericksburg precinct:
For Daniel +. Slaughter, (NVh,gJ III
{" VIM. Smith, (Dem) ~,
" Linn Banks, dem 10
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.r,Ir - nisnnr NnnEr-

MDNi aINI 10 T1sTiUT N'''I.T.
s.IPSGisT IL I.,.rr previously gwen, 4 number Of thr rG
1 ,l-men belonging 10 me Congregation 81 The NonhihslhAi
chuich. III IL" cry ii Richmond, met ~ 'hr Sth NJ . ~
n Of their la.- pastor, Bishop Moore.
lr. Phfip Harrison Wa appointed Chairman u thc Iheri'h:.
and Mr.. Wn. Williams Secretary.
The following preamble ami resolutions were Then proposei
ani adopted: ~,
world our venerable pastor, Tie EiEht Rrrsnni Richard Chan
m Moore, ana Il - our desire, - ! suitaaic Monument over NJ
remains, IN manifest our rtspcc; fuf nj character. ana p'irsIhh'r
III. r.nat rnifancc aigunc>i n: Md believing mat raans q "
.,o.r,I. ihrnurlou lie state. and of tn- congregations IN no mo-
J.. ever winch h. - long and intiitu,y ltr.iacu ""Gli =
icem II a pn..!s.e "a coHit.aat" "a the same OBJECT: ~ y 'ht'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03
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