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70 RENT.

sa A ND poss, ss.on gwen mmedA teiy T Q
ZEZA n Store at W!nu2ski Falls la:clv l.c--
ssssEM, pied by Lathrop d PotWn. Also i,.
1UIEHX second story ~ ri sro Ti,sled sui atiy
ezsssZss3s for family, pc % ven the 18th g.;
April next The Grocery anu i'Io,.son Store lately
occupied by Iathrop q Potwn in this village, posses
sion given The 10Th of Feb'y inst. The House now
occupied by Moses Farrar, olmely by II. w Potwln,
with IA acre OF land ii desired for den,
being most desirable residence, possession given the
LIST Of May next. Apply to
MAYO & WAIT.
Burlington. Feb H. lSi,.
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L EATHERS.--Jus received, and for sale by the
l. subscribers quantity of live Geese Feathers
NELSON g. GATES.
Burlington March A. 1871.
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T-OR SALE, About ten tons of Hay, Of good quality
i nai IN good condition. Apply 70
IL Jan. l5il. HlCkOk q CATLlN.
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rlsHE Trustees Of the Burhogton High School will
J. hold an adjourned meeting dis evening at half
past SIX o'clock, at Towards Hold. As important
business demands the attention OF ke Beard oil its
members are requested TO attend. 90
Jan 80 1871
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- o. .. 'ls, - -L-st.I& If1ldgNTl
- s'A -. - - s1s. - o. 500 A.
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r ETTERS Of Mrs Adams, the wife of John Ad-
IL ans, for sale at the book store, by
Jan. 2S. ID. \. BRANAN.
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TNAIR NARNING.-.The subscriber would nd
i vcrtisc those persons indebted TO him, whose
notes or accounts have become due that they must
be met by ahe first day of April next or they may ex-
pec to find them in the hands Of attorney for col
lection for he has determined to confidence with the
new administration 20 collect his debts.
JOHN X. GRAY.
Burlington March 4th i94i
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r AIDES, PENCII.S-Whh rings, Pencil point
II and leads, just received at the Variety Store.
March 4. PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
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T AIDES fine Kid Mcrno, Berlin, and black silk
L. Gloves; white and colorcd Mcrno Hose, black
worstcd and VIII cotton do. Gentlcmen's black
Kid Gloves heavy black do Fine elastic at. webb
suspenders for saleby II. NJ. GIDDlNGS 4. Co.
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1CROWN Table Clo,h- ~ 1914 h., warranted
u al linen. Also fine BIRDS eye diaper; crash,
Russia diaper; cotton yarn; black and white wal
ding batting and wlcAns for sae ~
H. NJ. GlDDINGS & Co.
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EARWELL'S SHOEs--Ladies' kid Walking
l. Shoes spring heel and French Nh Slips gaiter
Boots. Gentlcnen's Pumps, and Chlldrens sOoss OF
Farwel make Just rec d and for sale by
January 90. 1870 II NJ GIDDINGS q. Co
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Sn Meadows French Dictionafy
~ 25 Fosdics's French Introddt,,on,
IS Gray's Chemistry,
so Young O.. alor, just received and FOR sale at
publishers Wholesale prices-teachers are requested
IN examine tho,n G GOOUElCH
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AZ BALES brown shee'n-s. do. power ootn
Az ticks. 2 cases York do. bale 40 inch Bur
lap,. l tale canvass, jus, received AMI for ,a'c ~
Nov.25, 1870 Villas, LOOMS & CO.
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We all men that the said Joshua
Remington, Jr. babe given my son, HENRY II.
REMINGTON his time, and oil debts contracted by
consider myself holden for neither do clnn any OF
his earnings. JOSHUA REMINGTON, Jr.
Hinesburgh, February l9, 1871. .3w
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rNO FARMERS..-D. KIMBALL, Jr. will pay
L CASH, for from sixty to one hundred live HOGS
Burlington, February %, l6il 3w
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r ASST CALL--AIi persons Indebted to the firm
Lief Kmball & CO. ci her by note or Account, are
requested 10 make pay neni thereof to the subscriber
who is authorized TO settle the same. Those who dc
no, see Il, to attend TO this Las, call before the 10Th
of Apr, may expect 10 find their bills a, the Ator-
neys. ... JUN hihbALL.
Buhng ,on, March 9th, 1871. .,t.~... 4
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GLOVER SEED.-2OOO lbs Glover Seed for
~ Sale by HICKOk q CATL1N.
March Is, 1871.
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Take Particular Notice.

500 Take Particular Notice. Nd fr.-
A I contemplate change in business this spring,
n il is desirable that all persons indebted to me
call and settle by the Goth of March next or other
wise oil notes and accounts that have become due
will be left in the hands Of an attorney for collection
hope no will complain Of this explicit call, nor
| fail Ia give mmedatcatcntion. E!E. EVANS.
| Burlington, Feb g. l6il. ..I.s ,. ...H.-
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see that the amiabe youth who directs the 'Spiri,
OF the Age in your state most stupidity misreprescnts
remark in my first letter, for the sole purpose OF
charging you with falsehood. Please to ask him for
me- hes aware that there is such thing as political
brotherhood land if yea how much out of the way
should be- 10 speak of Eastman md his sister
Fanny Wright Ishallno do il, however. for am
sure the bright Venus Of Democracs would demure
to the relationship. VERMONT
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THREADS, &c 800 lbs white and coorcl cotton
/ threads 50lhs. linen do. 500 bun,c> 100 = EN-
thread. 20 HIS. Italian servings. 10 r.. l., az.
twist, for sale by Villas, LOOMS, y c..
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,sslo e.. !. Id .,.-.i,, .,tts gt,y yIao
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-30
naw ia. tifeal ,ax..,an

now 10: tise6i sass!.ai.,
Mr. E!als;ead o: New le:sey anm nGta,toaS ~ show
! that the preSeat Administration were eSreVagnnt be
the last administration had neglected the public
interest, aud had left the public works, Qualifications
and other military works TO rot. alr H. sad IN the
of his remarks that when he he did not IN
tend to make speech
Mr. Campbell of S. Carolina said he should vote
gainst the bill because it went for supplying dehc
occasoned by distributing the public lands IN manner
unconstitutional He sad that lie should as soon thinR
Of seeing iceberg floating in al equatorial sea, as IL
see gentleman from Georgia on this floor advocating
protective tariff. lie said Bank would BE- resisted
| al the ballot box.
| Mr. Watd of New York ol.inned the floor and
defended the last Administration from the charges
brough, against it by MIR. Halslead OF New Jersey
lie alluded to the Tariff Convention at Harrisburg
and the Tariff presented by il 10 Congress. The Tariff
bill passed by the same vote that the land bill was
passed by, viz just eight lie said when the question
on the first Tariff taken, there the stiffness
death in these walls and when the vote was declared
a gentleman from South Carolina, very calm ant
quiet gentleman, in his seat, and said, Snow,
/ am for revolution.
The Committee rose at 3 o'clock, and then the House
adjourned GLOBE.
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From UashtnytOn

.JrLY 2-th lcll.
.sThe papers will inform yon of the engrossment oil
the Fiscal IT, S. Bank Bill in the Senate by vote o.
% Tor 10 u against H. Thanks 10 old Virginia, both
of our Senators stood against Tie odions Bill
Archeri- evidently Disguised with the low efor, to
ducc the President. Hlr. Archer, | am sure, had he
been in Clays place. would never have stepped; nor b;
the way, was !, yielding any thing, fFc'pt apparently
Luta fact ,cas rather making tad Really Nj!
R,rrs Though God knows have sort Of liking !n
his Fiscal AGENT has made noble and manly stand
against Clays latter effort at compromise, as he called
H. HIS effort cxtoried praises from all heard mention
il, lie evidently mastered both Clay and Prcston-bu
YOU will see the debate.
81 heard Of another distinguished Whir-l mean
Republican Whig-remarking that, notwithstanding
Mr. Clay ably recommending his assent to favorable
consideration, yet it an ndIous and sinking scent
Mr. Wise ought to receive the thanks Of hs country
so ought Mr. Cimcr. Our friends yet have strong
hopes IN the President, and what have above alluded
Ia rather confirms them. We may vel battle Clay and
,rumuh over al! his Bank coalitions. You Will observe
that two Senators (Whig) were out Of their scuts-
They. am informed, would not 20 with Clay.
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Tie New York Herald of Monday, gives aprivaie
intelligence from Washington Of highly i'm portant
character" and says "i,s accuracy may b. relied
Among other items, ii declares positively that "The
President will not make any concessions expcdiency,
either 10 friends or loes-hut he never will abandon his
principles any set Of men for any ,ransi,ory popula
rty." (Mr Tyler, then, sign this humjug
promise billy at is understood that the assent of the
States will be sine qua non with the President There
must be no subterluge, no eqnivocation no whipping
the devil around the stump Unless the point IS
ceded and the assent ohe States required aud by a
rnat:ye action too, there will be no Bank President
Tyler IS far too sasnc'ous to be enrappcd by any OF
the absurd and msy schemes that have been sent on,
by insidous men here and are now coming in The form
of"publlc sentiment 1t is question of expeden-
cy with the President On point Of mere expectancy
he would yield at once. II is matter of principle,
and on this ground he will be memorable. All the cla-
NOR of demagogues and sockjobbers about his obga-
tons to the Wing party, on this Question is absurd to
the last degree. The election lslo decided cues.
ton either of principle policy The people, at that
election, decided one thing and one only They de-
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NOMINATION or sEysTmR. = : =

NOMINATION OF SENATOR.
According 10 previous arrangements the Delegations
rrotn the counties Of Cuipcrcr, Madison, Greene, Rap
nahannock and Orange, assembled at Madison Court
House on Thursday, the I'D day Of July, >i. ior The
anrpasa Of nominating suitable person 10 represent
Tins District in the Senate q Virginia, 10 supply the
vacancy occasoned by the signalion Of VIM. Smhh
Esq late Senator elect.
Vim Walker Of Madison called l. the char, and
Robert Priichett Of Greene appointed Secretary.
The Delegation beng called TO order By tine hair
man, William r. Mills Esq, Of Greene, rose and N
very appropriate manner introduced the name =! john
Voolfolk, E-q Of Orange. The names Of severe ,'heE
gentlemen were then introduced, and after some dis
cussion on the merits &c of the respective nominees
John Voolfolk Esq, Of Orange declared to be the
nominee.
And on motion, Rfsoircd, That this Convention sup
port the nominee and that the Chairman appoint De.
cgale from each county in the District 10 wat on Col
Voolfolk and inform him Of his nomination
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in The Richmond Enquirer and Charlotes
Vile Iefersonian, and that they be signed by the Char
man and Secretary
Resoired, That the thanks If this Convention b
ryen TO the Chairman and Secretary for their prompt
ness and imparalty in dsciargIng their respective
duties.
And on motion, the Convention adjourned
WM WALKER, CHM.
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Is ia is place. fha! ssl;.ea u.ii HAT va. IN
:. s'iiy i!nr - masking 10 show that Mr. Jefferson
md iai;''Fed ast'ns, liz Bank Of the L. S Eg, Nr
s'f.5 'aa c'ac'! i:4 shirts from that mrutatinn hy
|:"""cI ~ hir j. rfsG!s letter 10 Mr. Eppes N is5
'''"' s.i. iii'"a administrative argument. the IA.
'io"ai i"trgtncer brought up the following BIZ. -
conclusive on the suljvct If Ilr Jerrson's haviny
sh.vercd III iiir md the unconsutional,ty Of !
United States BAN,
~ Az supplementary Ia The entitled "anar n ;uc.r
pnia'' tie subs hcr~ L. til a,uk ted ir.t,.
VI Er - cfaeff9 Ist the pc.ii. and l,rrctos .. H..
Ds :" Wy h'' s:dr i: Sc, aHi they are .clti, csbo
'- 20 '"S'''h i.e' = cc.lHt and apa,te mt ~ III.
% G'Ss"a - 's Ead Stfes, manner and
" YIN, ',''i rs iG at 10 Winch this supplement
XII ,, . Is - is'i. THOMAS JEFFERstH.
An 'ie wing presses aud orators are iomiur IN
cho'hs "I'h The National lntelllgencer We have an
answer al hand, from the lips Of their own leader.
FROM Mr. GAYS Speech a.rd,a TIC a. S. Bg,L !, l.,I
"ufntlefcn contend that lie CONSTRUCTIVE .. h:cI
lhey give 10 the Constitution has been acnu;.sc.d il
by all parties and under all administrations. oud ,hsy
rely particularly on an act which passed in 1904 e.
extending branch to New Orleans, &c. With reaard
TO the first law (he just tnentoned1 nassaJ -.
doubt upon the rccommc ndation of the Treasury M
partment, would remark, that it was the extension ~
branch TO territory over which Congress possesse.
the power of legislation almost uncontrolled m.
where, without any constitutional impeachment, char
tiers OF incorporation may be granted"
AT all events, The law in question refers TO the Ter
ritoricS-but not a word as 10 the States
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Constitutional Questions.

The following is 4 corrected copy OF the Proceedings
tia, were published last paper, ana for these we
are now indebted 10 Mr.. Norris the Secretary oi the
meeting The press has been singuar!y unit nrtuna'e
IN publishing these Resolutions. IN III" copy that wa
printed in The Wing the third and fourth Resolutions
were omitted The manuscript copy which was orr
anally furnished to US, deficient IN the inst thiFd
and fourth Resolutions. We very much suprlzcd
IN al the Bar at Louisa Court House had taken no no
lce ola National Bank Now, it appears that 1t n9-
cupicd the prominent point in their Proceedings we
re publish them with great pleasure:
LOUISA COUNTY.
The members of the Louisa Bar, who were attending
an intermediate term of the Circuit Court tor LOUIS
county, convened the goth day Of July, lei win
previous notice, and without reference 10 party Out
for the purpose of declaring their opinions on great
constitutional questions ofdcep public interest-wherc-
upon, General William F. Gordon was called 10 the
chair, and 5. W Morris appointed Secretary. nc
meeting being organized, motion, a committee OF
three 10 vii: Captain Archibald Bryce, john n iioi-
aday and William NJ Amber, was appointed oy .ne
chair 10 prepare and report resolutions expressive o he
views Of the meeting. ,
The meeting then adjourned, TO meet again on .he
next morning, which they accordingly c'd-ihe ioi'
lowing members Of the har beng present. VIZ o','
William +. Gordon, Capt Archibald bryce !ohh 4
Holiday, Lucian Minor, Col Peter Gucrrant' oo''
John Voolfolk, Alexander r. Holiday. william y.
Amber, Joseph X Pendeton, James l.. Gordon, John
Poindc tier, IT., Walter d. Leake, william NJ Bryce
Capt Nevison Watkins and 5. W. Morris.
The Chair then called the meeting TO Order ana M,
majority Of the committee reported as i"iows lua'
they the majority Of the Committee appointed to en-
BODY the opinions Of The meeting, report the following
resolutions, the adoption of winch they recommend
They are authorised say on behalf OF their char
man. that though concurr;ng in the opinions expressed
in the resolutions he nevertheless, declines taking any
par, in the proceedings Of this mee,ing)
l. Resoired That Congress has no power TO moor.
pora,e National Bank, and if il had such power, II
would be wholly inczredient TO exercise It,
2 Resoieed, That Congress has no power to d's'r''
butte 10 the individual States the proceeds OF the pup
lie lands coded by the States, and II 1t had such power
to exercise it, would be both dangerous and mPolslc
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RoBERr PrrcHErT, Sc g.
COR TIE ErQrIRER

The death Of late esteemed Representative, Col
Isaac Coles will make 1t necessary Tor the people OF
Albemarle County fix upon some gentleman to sup
nv his place in the next General Assembly Of Viz
snia and in looking over the County, can Tx my
mind on no one combining more Of the qualifications
necessary 10 make good Representative than may be
found in the person Of H. H. Hagruder' Esq iie :,
business man, good speaker, IS well acquainted
with tie wants Of The County, and, III fact, with the
State al large, and is decided States R'st. man
Sbould he be cccd as one Of our Representatives IN
the next Legislature, am sure that Alhsmare wl
have no cause 10 lament the selection THIS IS the
op,nion at least ot
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r.tree !. ir . - Edsor ), n iomorc Patriot, o,d

Eitrce, II ttter lie Editor u M Eoworc Paro' d,i
"W..Hi..ToS, July -.
~ have every confidence that the Bank lin VII pass Tues
DAY Gr "Wednesday ~ i.ihct y comrronisr which val ar
moz- ci may SAT, be y.c On, and speak cd'a
Yen vii i'd, have DOUBT Clay, PrrSon S-fr:ck ana
Raves, all for tie ILL., ana that The President viii H.
THE scrbbler is al least mistaken in Mr.. Rives whC
has most dctidediy opposed the compromise and, We
dare to hope, he Will fad himself equally mistaken in
the President signing the bill "Ali doubts concerning
the establishment of a National Bank (are noU hence
forth dispccd. So far from it, il is doubtful
than ever The boastcd Compromise Of Henry Clay
tramnrs up the free assentof the Sovereign States
that llr. Tyler can sign this bill
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I,vrs RIVER LAND roR SALE.

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
v,I-rS Ant 10 otle Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery thu ccunty Of Powaii pr"no;nced on
The 10Th July, ISL at special term o the SAID Court,
, n Comn, Toner appointed ta. purpose, proceed 10
sell IL The highest bidder public auction on the premises on
saturday the day OF August next In" lrr OF Land be
on4int IL nf Francis = SAMPSON deceased and ~
winch hr resided. This land lies immrdilIc" on James ver
HE county Pnvaan ab0u; - miles from Richmond and
oioinn. lands e nooi David McCnw, iair Boiling decd
ana others healthy and agreeable nrishofh"od =
am eiyern The Ire Ride There within
tr miles place manufacture. mills ana saw iii!S-
contain, Tho open land Susceptible Of IN
p,nyrent j. we'll adapt, /" The growth e every description
of yop cultivated Scrtin country There ! sflcsnt
n,any wood land Tor AL plantation ne improve
inen;, dwcn. house, sa''> enough ir th- t'c.l'-
tco Of small family. together with nacrn barns ana o'h g.
senti1l bui;nRs The purchaser vii have t-
privilege o seeding crop Of wheat tins fal, an i possess
ion VIII given oil IL. current year ne terms 81
sale will he-orc fourth Of the purchase money frlhieu ~ ''
the balance equal payments Of one and t"o !fas ~ m
chaser giving bond with approved security oaifshe he-'
from the day the title 10 The sad nd W" h .hu u
iii IN. whole Of the purchase mnnry shall he paid Any person
wishing Ia yiey the ncmi-es PRIOR L. The diy Of sale VIII pcse
ca on lie subscriber Jndcs T.r about W." mites
ds,eni ~ HANNIBAL. HARRIS, Commissioner.
~, =, est
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STATES RIGHTS MAN.

yhcn the Richmond Wig shall manners, o'
,. and some aicrf, Will cnnd-Scrni 10 notice IS
,Inus r,-,ou, AZ present. sinking lev IN the -Ga,
~ d.ccncy that many Whis frirna ashamed ." H.
,,s. VI, consider that press from developments
a. nsot,hFc,cra opinions, lanttc Ariinnist ~
-, rcc,ou II Petitions al r specie q Bank whlcf
VIZ ia, mas p!eas 10 d'il" I" u conductor. = "eieo'
T., yir.i,ia and 4 grace 20 tie press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-30

NJ The Southern Library Messenger, fer Jaly and
August "a double number and r'ch one, Wi be IS
sued and mailed on Monday, the % August. Editors
friendly 10 the work will please announce this fact IN
their papers
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B0arding md Day schooi-tor Boys ant YOung
LfnAfncn
/. GiILLEr, Pmycrr

/. Gi'ILLEr, PsrScrr,
r., Ms School will c opened Civ Richmond on the
i, of October next The course Of studies win comprisc ali
hTanche, al good Enslish Mathematical
Edr.tn m which departments . tur win be as,,.l Il,
experienced Classical Teacher, aud y graduate West
Point ri,- rienc, Language taught and spoken IA
school without am c,tra cnarc being rr intention ~ M.
Principal w;h study 81
languages The practical study AMI kmrwse Of the French AMI
ii q Z H., i a s-y I The form @@
,- English Language
hc :. hnn VII be divided into three departments The l.,
Aa Infant Sclo"i, Tor children from 10 years Of w"
inds Of Lady, w be- aust read speak ami
French and English "' equal facility 'rra care viii hr taken
ti, department, variety ~ Tie sIit rather
cnlcg;a am,enirn aud other exercises Of these Young eli
Ir u Department VIII comprise boys from 10 10 old
IN VII b. Taught TIE tI.cn nt the English aud French
Grammar English and f"nch TcAt Bccss WnGs, arlt
Iarric, lI>nry. ant ':corr'9Iy
The 81 Department VIII comprise boys iro- 10 10 u years
Fr-ch aG Spanish Italian preferred, comctrs, AMI
tl,- University Of !irsnu: Tor admission II West
Point or al Naval school.
of The scholars and particular
viii lie paid their department and language
varied and complete than has htrn heretofore attempted ~
n,s CITY ne , M [ am ', ' w % " nrrm...
the afternoon the scholars vii attend
from I'll G. 10 prepare day, under III.
eye and wh the the Principal On Saturday,.
tendance I'LL Il, for review @,,e lessons ofhe week
For Goaier. 500 per annum payable quarterly advance
including washing ami ihs use =" hra maiif''s' &e'
| Tie spanish cr Italian Language, each, per quarter
nfa"'ns ~
''''''"''"'' ''''''' nay SCHOLARS
From 10 years Of per quarter, IN advance, -
f1"m' 10 ~ do !. !,
Mr Gurpt j. mrmhrr n the University Paris aua la
had 10 year, experience teacher both III France AMI the
Slates-chlei!y IN Ncw York.
For further particulars lie hrrs refer 10 IT, following
gentlemen. viii either owhcm ! p"onIly requested '"'t
/" pupils intended i,r The school nj. be- I'm
Rev. Niiam : fi"mrf, Thomas Rcai., ESD ~ a'.on'
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=, ARR ,YD DraCTlFf-I.-Onc more of those superhy
II oned and richly finished Sly Hundred Dollar Piano Forcs.
hand by the schooner Juieite making thirteen ihsfn
IneIi- received w.,hin fe" days
My stock is now c beautiful and as extensive heart
Who would mol Ike choose out Of SO large stock
80 E. p NASH
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Y.7ASTED-A person competent - 'kr r,a,e o f'",f
w Mn running bur- North Aiabaii ~ heal
,by place. Snc IN one who furnish the necessary recon
mendarion- would like T. engage ~ lr year o' iat CON
i, nj hi. post is the 10th # S-pt. mber
" 10 - =! - 2f-it
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!. q. GREGORY IS Co., Managers.

T,ro cf $50 900, ;s:'5uGo, $4,000, Jor .7ugust
On Saturday, August, 1911, The VIRGINIA MoNoAGi
" LIN LOTTERY, Class Tor leil, viii be drawn At Ar'
Brilliant scsss $4,000. ooco 5000, $500, 5000 300,
vs.. Il 800, - Of I0Go - ofajo Is of2oo, &C.
: number utrry-lf drawn ballots
1cnel- SD-hairCs 5-quartrrs2 80
Certificates oil packages Of - Whole Iicket., si3l
pu. do 25 Half do
Do d. ~ onacr do o -
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