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NOTICE.

NOTIJE.
A LII persons indebted to the firm of A. s. W,
"a Alexander and Alexander & Brothers, PIE.
yisus to the year lS40, are earnestly requested to
call and settle their Notes and Accounts by CASH
before or during the week Of January Court Our
customers know that we have been slow 10 enforce
collections and We hope our friends will not be Of
Tended if we are driven 10 it now, we are try
ing to make arrangements 10 purchase an
Early Spring stock of Goods.
ALEXANDER & BROTHERS.
Charlotte. ~ C., Dee s. lc40. III
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
WI. RANNEX,

ND ESPEGTfuLLY inforros the Ci'izers Of
IA Charlotte and iis vicinity, that he Will exc
ou,c PORTRAITS IN oil, Of all siz,s. LiAonesses
at moderate terms. lie can be seen
ty application al the house Of Mr. Sumner.
Eb. !, ISL. l9C
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N. c., FEBRUARY IL. 1911.
NOTICE.

FHEIE subscriber returns his grateful
~ acknowledgements for past lavors.-
Having disposed Of bis establishment, il be
comes necessary 10 close business without
delay. lis expected that those indebted TO
the subscriber Will make immediate settle.
meut by Cash or Noie--the Cash would be
preferred, as it takes that article to satisfy
JuUrueymen and Merchants. All accounts
GOT settled by the first Of February will be
handed over for collection.
TUOS. 5. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Sept. Il, 1910. SIR
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AGENTY.

ca. z. VI. Cochran, Mecklenburg. n. c.
Clas. W. Harris. Mil Grove, y. c.
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NOTICE.

4 WILL sell at the late residence Of Daniel
I McAulcy, decd, on Tuesday, the 23d Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-03

~ reward for tie apprehension mud delivery 10 me, or scared in
jan snthat get them again, TIE following five Negroes, who ran
away en- imr FIST Of February last, belonging Ia III" Lower Byrd
Plantation, IN touchiand county. ur S2l fer either Of thtrn. w:
Arni>rcad. 81 wear, Old. appears older, havin. lost his front
teet., by llc Kick Of 4 hnIs,, : feel II inches hiGh.
Jim Ross, about y years old, yellow complexion, small black
eyes, high cheek h-iGs, he ,hcws traces Of Indian blood, anunt q
feet hi.h.
Nimrod, about 30 wears old, il getting bald on The crown Of his
head, has a lazy walk, rather I down look, : feet < inches high.
William Tinslry, about 80 years old, prominent eyes, rather
small features, dark, hut not black, s feet 10 inches hi.h.
Reuben, 81 years old, short and stout, good looking, : feet halt
and inch high.
These Negroes went on together, from Richmond. They are,
no doubt, in The country, OF may be on The river heating, with
false papers. WM. u. SANDERS.
LAWYER 3yrd Plantation, Gnnchlanh. CO., Nav aS. eff
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IrIA & DUDLEY, na4?rR And 1,LoE-, oy.r lh" store Il
' MrSsrs. ". Is. and J. u. Christian, have on tati ~ assert
mint oil CLOTHS, GASSiMERES and NESTlNGS, suitable inf
The present srason, Ia which they invite the a'i1nii"n 81 ihr'f
CIV and Country friends IN call aud ryam:n-, brfurc purchasing
clsrwhe :. as ihry have been larl IN on The ve,y hest i-.rIa
Tn, $ arr ahtr 10 furnish the above unn,n,ny Ia" hui il"y "l!
request their friends 10 call AMI str ir themselves, u !"rc lr
cl.aSin. elsewhere. Orders Viii Alna:s be- All. n,i.,l IL WIN
promptnr>S AM despatch. 4. .!l.
4. D;'hiIE.
Suy. -; - -2aatiJ.E.
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TlE School fr loung Ladies Al my residence, in the comfy 81
/ Hanover. about II miles fion tho Sfy "i afiimai'i, WI cnn'
tinue is exercises the ensuing year, under thr direction Cf aiiss
Br,ssy 4. Parsons, an approved Teacher, who y We'll qualified ="
rive instruction III every department, Of study d1':aIiy taught in The
brst female "a ,ocls. The subscriber VII! receive a few addition
nj scholars r. hoarders in his family. Stiirt attention will hs
maid 10 their moral rs well as their. intellectual improvement,
!The health. character, and state Of society in his ueiyhborhnod
renders his situation an eligible one for those parents tnr guard
ans, who wish To acnd their daughters abroad 10 school. NE
scholastic fern will embrace len months, commencing the 10Th
of January, lsi2, and closing the 18th December, with a months
vacation in the Summer.
T,rm.-Dosrd aud Tuition, including ig'Is. washing, &C.
sla5. f,r ,hs scholastic year cf ten months. There will DO an
e"i'> "a ~ EDWIN SHELTON.
~, inh lsii. S-l.fNxS!"
GJ Tie Viii. VIII please insert.
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Mrckltnhnfe. Nnv. 30.

Es7ANrEn-i situation rs Teacher III j Srh"ai or Aradrm.,
w br 4 gentleman Vito Is a prddt,.. 81 iiiisnfd thtr"TstI.
Cambridge. Mass. who tan produce nneNc'ruonahlc ifstiIi"nl'
ais ui moral character aud literary aitllnmrhts ir"ln tn President
md Professors of the above celebrated lnsntGtian, aud who has
had, during several years past, much experience III The capacity
az TT achcr. All communication, addressed IL the subscriber, at
MidLietnwu, New Castle county, Delaware, viii receive imlne-
istr attention. ]. w. a.
N, ~ sq-It
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- w AWAY fton the suhsr tilrr, On The night Of lhe - lns.'
ion, down look. su.icn, d"rred ronntr"ance aud voice, h'si
rl,rrL houc.. hollow Jaws and thick lips, about y or ~ years al
age. oscar is a bright mulattn, about Is years Of age, large,
strong and likely, his face >l,ews color on a very slight ever,
m wa. hon.h I'll a trader in Richmond III July. He was raised
in he mountains, about 40 miles Of The White Sulphur Springs,
and is no doubt aiming 10 get back iireIe. a liberal reward Will
h. gwen by the suhsr IbIr fr their apprehension and Cnnfinc-
men, in any Jail III the State, 81 TIA, set them again.
". Il. EASI.Ey.
y,cli.rL,,r S,v. IN sQ-3
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oppoSttion, Than by uElncaning denunciations, end M
potent exhibitions Of resistance, 10 provoke and in
crease their bitterness. Prohibited, both by The cha
facter .! our institutions, and the restrictions of Tie
Constitution, from resorting 10 any other means of cul-
uvatlns our military resources than through that OF 4
welEtrained and organized militia, II should be cherish
ed to The highest state Of perfection, and with 4 pride
aud %asslduIty 10 make it The most efficient, rs II IL the
only means .. defending the rights, the honor, and So
veT"sniy Of the State. The Improvement III w!l!chit
50 rapidly progressed, undrr the influence Of thr late
brigade Encarnrtien,, oilers tie highest encourage
'hent 10 the continuance u yoGr patronage, as Well as
The h1PPies, illustration uf The beneficial effects Of the
mode IN which il has hitherto been conferred. Assem-
bed III these Normal Schools .! drill and tuition, where
Z patriotic emulation WAS e2cfteG-where knowledge
was impaired and received, under the criticism Of tie
most improved and accomplished otiicers-wherc sucl.
favorable opportunities were afforded for discriminating
the qualifications, both Of The soldier and the citizen
and where that martial pride and feeling was acquired,
which is the best, perhaps the only foundation Of an ele-
vailed patriotism, combining 80 many motives, stimu-
!antS, advantages and iEctntiYeS-il is not surprising
tina, from lis results | should II enabled 10 give YOU
The gratifying assurance, flat our militia now corn
pFlses IN ~ organization, 4 class Of officers whose know
ledge and accomplishment would Do credi IL any aye,
or service. or country. Wlh such inducements brfot.
V, :, IS deeply j. he regretted. that ali experiment pgn.
'uc''fe q - many advantages end Improvements, With
our any Geitactng comst g!tnces whatever, should have
been pTematurcly ahandoned.
Already are The effects Of that abandonment yisi
pi"' IN the waning enthusiasm Of the service, an!
'he resignation Of some Of our abest officers. from
i conscientious regret aad despondencv. for Inc fl
lure usefulness and efficiency Of their eyerlion.
onch Indications as these should be regarded a.
solemn innovation to restore a system from which.
e.. State has derived such important benefits
10 cS,cd perhaps a. those enca,npmcn,s sl,ould no
! hat an isioneG officers, il i not 10 il, prcsumc5
J. pr,Ic of !'c"r would IL % i~nsessiblr 10 the HONORABLE,
i State srcpo-realioa, " - lie confidence which ,lu
grct tn pfiya; las cuura.e aud fidelity" As 10 -
- CaittY MOI q, NL Y4l .lut,1u .r,l,..crs ~ -, H..
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ESTIC.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
'o'h'Iui; Richardson's SAGE Er,rae,S :,
E1ecntioc Departments,
Felio,r c,: COLUMBIA, Noy. I'D, lc4l.
naI " the Seeatc,

ma
anil House = 1890
! congratulate you = -.
son ut assembling IN /" = :" '"'s occa'
nader circumstances as a. = =, constituents,
charge 81 your duties, as | III. ,,'s. '" ",' ~ t. ase'n' u.s.
!" W. th'h"ny o' yonI deitherl -
"nii'' III me genera healta OF ! .,,.r. .n, u
aoa'i.a"ce 81 t"e na'ves', We have ..,on..I H..
usual hehe,iceht distribution Of the b. ,as - -
overriding pf"vldence, We have no, less "a - -"
graduation N TIE refiving prosperity Of o. - :"
from lhe uncSamplcd depression and embarfaa '"i'!r'
Of the times. Already has crcdi, began 10 rruuin 'rnt
iidrnce and s,abilty-capiial 10 seek permanent i
estnsn ,s omnlerce 10 pursue its accums,omed chan.
ue!s property 10 resume a fixed aud reasonable value;
and The energy and rn,erpr,se Of our people To embark
viii new aud mvisora,ed hope, in its various employ
meats and pursuits.
Nn. Ike leas; uratiryinr reflection Arising from l..,sr
cheering au.rr.rs al "a, condition. Is derived from The
cnnsz,ensn,s. tla. ,hey me- III. results. mt or an: ua",.
p.tios ,atr,rss, .ft,s G...rumcn, aof u ,!,r a.,ui.
ci9l sIimnuianls II LEGISLATIVE aid, ar n,crtarence-bG
-, wise and y,sil,nl economy IN The pro;!r. awaken.
ii 80 ,,e ti.,s, rn,s >, o.,,.c,. ~ ,le n,s, !, ,o,r,y,
~. ,e.,nr,, .,d e,.ha 49,, ! = ~ NM, ,,n.n.,;v
II some Of ,le Ing.r,a,. rG.et. Of HE late arrans,m.n
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nlSrENSARY NDIICE.-Iie undersigned have a->'fi airh
~ themselves ir The purpose ni dispensing Medical Ad''c
and Mrdiciur Ia tie poor IL tie cty Of Richmond. They acTehs
nuiify The public, that, On the 1t Of December, their D'-ss>.tEr
viii bc open from one IL Two O'Clock, aud every day thereafter
during ih- same hour. The Clergy, Church Authorities, Mayor
and try authorities, Members Of the Medical Profession, others
ani Managers &c tho different rrnry"lrn; Societies, are request;
I'd Ia gre Tritsa recommendations ~ ANY persons, whom they
shall consider proper objects Of Medical charity; and these ..
Communications, wien presented at thr i'!s."aSay, or u ri'hrr
Of imr Physicians attac!r! To ii. tillil rnttir them II receive Me-
irai Advice and Medicine gratis
Such paiicui--a- arc enable 10 aiicud ~ Ike pi>irnsarr-
shall h. yIsi'r! Al tier lodgings. The Physician uf :ar ii-prn
sarv ratn->ily SnHc: ihr Observance .! he arcye m"ntH.nrd r.
enlst.an, hy ihose s-tsons authorised io r,au,urnd GriI"n's-
The papcuSary y situated on q Governor street, ~ Eo;is' n~M
hui,dlns. u icw innis ahnvc Bigger cniarr.
ilr Member, oi this Association air--
FREDERIC MAIN. NJ. ~
GEORGE Il. MINOR. Il. -.
RICHARD CAREY ANHi.ER, IL. u.
RnBs.T srNEORD, u. u.
RODEaT X. RICHIE, II. u.
FRANCIS y. WATKINS, NJ u.
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sNSr>,. Dat. Nov. Eth, 1911.
ryaIS Is 10 certify that ! have been afflicted with Siammerins
L for eighteen years, nnd found no relief until came under
your Instructions; and II aifuri. me much pleasure to say, III I,
from ,onr ire AlIncn,. ! have, IN The short spare I'll fre days, been
relieved and can noS -,+ak a we'll as could possibly desire
| Therefore recommend all persons " no have tIla habit To- come
under ,m,, in.,rnctans. MORRIS BaTTEY.
-, :. ~ .s-t.
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oCK SMlTHING AND LOCK- hayihg PROCURED
IL a Lock smith and uell Hanger irom the North, am now
p,enared 10 attend 10 all orders in that line, III any part of The city
"r vicinity, In = superior manner. a portion " patronage I" ~
above line solicited.
Gun sinrthing. n usual, promptly End neatly executed, ana on
ING Tackle, of the latest imported styles, ald ~ me caeaies'
ra!c.. > : J. ~" -
Cpye<ds .' baHts, Richmond:
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NOTlCE.-The partnership between Prytoii, branr . I'd
" wards expired IN iar III August laI, aud u now Dissolved
rs mutual consent. The business VIII hr closed hy Thomas J.
Deane ard X. Edwards, JE, or ri;h"r 81 them. Those having
claims will please present, thine for adjustments: Those inhrh!rd
afe earnestly requested Ia liGuidat- their respective balances a
longer indulgence cannot be given. BERNARD PEiToS,
TIOS. J. Dl:ANI,
X. EDWARDS, il.
Al 10 n.-cf
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4 NE AND MILL IRON WORK The >"l,'F,i'ei would beg
Il low, ! Info,,n ~, ninl;r that he has rriuIhrd 10 Richmond,
ami has ftf.d M The tid Nail Factory 1T faNalis NUTS WIN
nj :r-IIAMME and all other machinery necessary for doing
II. ~ ri,ls IF Mill. and other IRON WORK, nj The shortest no
lice, and on III. most reasonable terms: ~ Is also inanuiaetui,
ing ANES, and all kinds IL EnGE- i'oi"', Wa'd wa VII
a. ""'"S"'' y ''""' JOHN HITCHCOCK.
-. a, I-lO
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ocgtST SALE.-B; virtue of 4 ierd o; Trust, executed ny
l pv. Islh, Ia ~, for certain purposes therein mrnii ont",
All /! record in The Clerks O;fce Of The County Court o! row.
MAN. wr shall, On Thursday, the 23i dry of Dece miner next al
H. Black Heath Cad Pfs, offer for sale, for cash, 10 the highest
tuil.r. fifteen Nesoes, chiefly men, aud one "f then a most
- "'' MILES c. SEi.DEN, .r,.,.,
no c. MtCREDif, 1"'S'
p.a.-., \ =. 1-,. is., 5a-tis
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, YvlDAY, DECEMBER ). Is4

rrOTIrE Til. franklin Manufacturing Company have ap-
~ pointed A. :. Maddox thrir Agent. who WI ne furnished Al
his Store, iva duuis below ths BamA OF virginia, WIN = large
viz: foa!scap, fa;cap, packet post AMI irl'c' t"i'i' ", w. 80 .r
will sell, hy wholesale aud retail, al such prices : 'ani.. IA y"
satisfy ,r nubIic. CIV and country merchants, and citiAchs of
the STAT. generally. are respectfully invited 10 rNaMihe us s'ocHi
f,ctn,es RICHARD WHITFIELD, Prfsit"i.
90 ,u1 Eff
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! ,Yo FOR sALE.-By virtue al a Decree Of the 'nahty
l. ,aIt Of Hsnovcr. made the I'D day Of .tosemhef, ~, IN
rs IN, II Weoi and c,acrs IS. Tinsley's Administrators, shan,
+. FaIay. the l.th dag Of December next, II FAR, u no., me hfst
ii. Az thereafter, sell. AT puti!c auction, TO the highest hiulet,
~. .,p-nscs OF said sale. for wiiica IN: casa VII be rtlnmeui
iNo Tr-ts Of Land. 10 wit: The Trae: on which William rms
~ l,,-iy d.cea.-d, resided. containing aSoa, 300 acres, on
NA.,n there ia a good dwelling house and other necessary o.
b.r.s and 4 large aud valuable orchard, with good water ana a
.s.irocy nftinhe-. The other Tract joins the above, and y the
T,,,rn snowu by the name If The Farmers Inn, and contains
an, ~ acres. most Of which IL well tinibsred. The purchaser
.,..i ed 10 give bonds, with approved security. The tile VIII
~. ,;,..rI until the money j. paid. The above property i w;'ii..
+. .a..q mills ii Richmond, aud IN one m:ls oi the Railroad. =
,..n.t Il, s,rio,iau j. 4. Md unnecessary. a the aroper,. u well
.-7oG ana ,nasr wishing IL purchase Will view Il; he;nrr the Gar
sL. lMa ttls u III. above Tact IF laal Is deemed uulies'
..r- acting j. Sa-r!a; Commissioner, shall nnl. con
j.. .at.I lt!e ~ j. vested in me- as such.
CHARLES {. TINSLEY, Special Commissioner.
n, .y-lIs
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have associated Nph me in the Gro.
~ rery and Commission Business McsSrs. William q. Winston
and William T. u. Pollard, Of Hanover county, under the FIRM Of
Wvot Winston & Pollard. :. WYATT.
Nov lst 1871.
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nISSOLLTiON uF CO.PARTNIESiilr The 20 Partner
~ shin az Wyatt Z White wa dissolved rs limitation On The
Is, day of November, aud :. Wyatt has purchased the interest IN
concern. Persons indebted TO ~ "hl make payment !"
either. S.las Wyatt wil continue The busi0rs- ~ the ZANE stand.
:. WYATT,
Nov. Isl. 1871. tao. J. WHITE.
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Nuv. ri

4 FEMALE TEACHER WANTEp.-Ase school for The 'nsin'r.
~ lion of Young Ladies viii be opened ior the nesi year, Al
Halle Grow, near the Rappaiannock Academy, IN 'afol'""
County. The buildings are suitable, fommoiiun-, ana "ril ar
ranged. sufficient for The convenient accommodation If 10 OF ~
huaricrs. The nrigh,Grh"oi is agreeable ali! ih- situation heal
thy and retired. IL !. G:- miles from PORT Royal and Lhu;:: ~"
miles from the Ra1pihabnock River.
The undersigned proposes 20 engage 4 COMPETENT teacher, Ia
enlarged female education. AMI oilers e-cIy assurance IN: pi"dsr
would be GLAD 10 receive propositions from any "nt disposed V
chITsc ii sish IN establishment. Difce. % Nit River rosl
Office, Caruln. County.
lie has two daughters who Will hr pupils, aud the domestic az
Engagements viii b. uniti the direction ani control ~ is laiS.
PETER K. THORNTON.
Caroline County, August Duh, lsil. Jl-lf
rI,u ABSER ROBINSON, Esa-As vol are mol a r-,idrn, Of
i The Commonwealth Of Virginia, YOU will please iasC notice,
that, on the iGfli day of December, II. the year 1911, brireen the
hours Of 9 O'Clock In the morning and > O'Clock III The evening II
that day. nj Tie Office ii p. VI. Tahh, Notary Public, IN ihr III;
of Ricllmnrd, shall take the dispositions ~ James /. Wiikin-
san and u;hcnS, 10 he read as evidence in 4 chancery Sail. -"
depending ia the Circui, superior Court of Law and t!iancesS
Tor Hrnuco county ald the cIty Of Richmond, Oh til. i!ahccig
side thereof, wherein I, n tie Executor "t lirnr? kias, ~
plaintiff. and Yourself and others are defendants Ani, II Tie
taking Of The said dcpnsnion- BE- not completed on f;ai dty, III
proceedings iT tie taktna ii the same VII IT, continued, itcm
LAY 10 DAY, III HE same place, and hriwcea the sane hoi:s, tn
al the safa" shall he flly taken.
CHARLES r. Go0DAi.l,
Eesafor II Henry htrg.
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WE are now retiin. in 4 large and flesh stock of Groceries,
w from this and the Northern Narkril. We Assure our friends,
that they shall have every hing IN or lmr - ctcap a they can
he obtained in this ciy. The Intrnu- 81 the iair hrm Of Wyatt &
White are solicited To continue thri: dealing.
WYATT, WINSTON 4 POLLARD.
l. S-We have turned our particular attention IL the selling ni
oroduce Of every description: which. u sn,fi TED IL onr care.
mat. W, W. *. r.
~ LI-l2t
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W.. Il" sold, nj WILMA, Richmond County. on Wrlnrsttis,
- III. lstii prceai!rr NEXT, If fair, it no', Iii" neat far aa?,
Fti6. tipr,rioti aud Kitchen Furniture. Plantation aud farm
~ l,u-a., stock Of Horses, Mules, Cattle, sheer ath Hog,
oH, I tp:n, Fodder, &C., belonging IL The estate Of Joseph ".
'.pH, lre,a.-d. A credit Of SS months will he given ON all
I'M. ntet me dollars, the purchaser giving bond with good Sc
,iayt uslrr thai sun, crsh. wilma, On which a crap Of wheat
.sc't,! An b, rented a: III. same time, and sandry Negroes
~ :"i' - ~ ensuiag year. ~
're,i~r:o-, nth IL MI caaelsd, Of JOS. ". Chm, deceased.
A"v. 3, l-i. 59-2'
thu otnrr.
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NvOTIcE.-A Legacy Of about sixteen luih,'h dollars was zen
~ nv John billiard Of Spottsylvanid county, Va 10 hs SON. Jas.
nn,,,d WIN was some wears ago Il resident ~ Isctfrd county,
Ia. hui he il supposed 10 have moved 10 some ct The Western
states. This is therefore 10 inform lin, OF any 81 M friends, thai
' lIiOS. H.. SMITH,
EIes:ar u hssa D,Rdrd, dfed.
21-ff
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A TEACHER WANrEU.-A Gentleman lH"t qualified 70
\. teach the English and Latin Language, Mad French, also,
youid he dc. irsble, hut not Indispensable, " making very early
anslicatt,,, ,may obtain a situation At Snry c"nrt.louse, Va
lIc teacher viii receive between saaoand 900 year. made sure,
besides ms hoard. A single gentleman wonld lr preferred. Ap-
ply, post paid, 10 "''" y. ,,an
Surrv Cart housr. Va, Nov. Ii a-tiOb
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TEIIt ,rir Ee3I ESTATE NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE
Al HIIg AUCTION.

Richmond. N,v. 9TH, ls4i. 5s-tds
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NnN 90
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Whole Tickets Slr--hareS In Troroitl"n.
A csrihcai oil package Ut - whole iicAris ss!3-shares III
Proportion.
Ia an! and al case. ht ycnr orders BE directed :" 'hr pre- eel
lrr>, 49, ! 49,.
~ j, 59-d
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Our Uaipersify.-lt gives US pleasure 10
state that, never before was the prospects
q our University so aattering. The pres
eat Session has opened so auspieiously,
that the Executive Committee have been
compelled, in order 10 accommodate the
Students conveniently, TO contract for the
immediate erection of two additional build
ings, to be used as dormitories. The
buildings viii contain. each eight rooms,
and the undorlakera have stipulated to de-
liver them finished By the frat Of January
next.
II is exceedingly gratifying 10 observe,
that oHr citizens begin more and more 10
appreciate the advantages offered TO them
in the education of their children by Our
Home Institutions. Formerly, il vas So
fashionable TO unGervalue every thing at
home, that many Parents thought the eda.
cation Of their children could not be &C.
complished short Of Yale or Harvard.-
But this miserable taste and worse policy
has become exploded, and due justice Is
now rendered to our native Literature and
lnstitullons.--Ral.R Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-05

OF his office, or interfering in elections. "
With regard 10 the neglect Of his duties
al know that he has been absent from the
Mint large portion OF his time he has
taken journey after journey 10 Philadelphia
aud various places ier what purpose sc
know moi; if bis duties were not neglect.
cd We should like to know the advantages
tho Mat derived from his presence. With
relation 10 his Interference ia elections. We
aeqalt him Of doing any injury; for the
simple reason, that his influence was 50 H..
mited that il could produce none. Last
Gall iust before the election, he attempted
TO procure the naturalization Of foreign
er, to enable him 10 vote for Van Buren,,
but he proved unsuccessful in this attempt,
and gave il up in disgust. lie has been
seen leading up to tie polls those known
to be politically opposed to him. lie is
also known to have distributed the pamph-
LEI published By Ha~ kias and Montgomery
and by lending himself to the diffusion
Of 50 eile and infamous a publication, GER
tainly cut himself OF from the forbcarance
Of his political opponents.
But we t9rbe4r further comments on this
subject unIiI the appoarauGa Of the Colo.
neFs Card; and wo promise il that event,
10 show 10 the world such exhibitions Of
official and personal disqualilica,ions, as
will justify tina removal even to the bitter.
csl parilzan Of the opposition. 1.-THE Col
onel wishes to provoke Investigation Oh this
subject, We are raady FOR him, let him come
on-aad when he shall bayc been ezhibi.
ted to The community IN his true colors as
Il man and officer, he will charge The mis-.
fortune only on his own vanity and imprl
dcacc.