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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

Sr. LouTs.-The business Of ST. Louis, which has
been angushng till rents have fallen City per cent,
and general s,agnaton persaded her evee and business
Streets has within few weeks taken fresh and VI
gorous start and the streets have again assumed an as
pect of activity and energy The fall crop 10 coming
forward and shipments made as fast as the means
and demands will justify. Merchants were beginning
to in from the country make their purchases,
but the Of sufciency of currency TO DO large
business, is still severely felt among The business men
of that thriving city.
Whilst oil The cities Of the West have for three years
back been checked in their growth ST. Louis has been
steadily advancing. There are more causes to which
situation The tide Of emigration has given her thou
sands Of good citizens; Of capital industry, and en-
,erprse, who have swelled immensely the aggregate
of her wealth and population. They have all been ac-
tive me'', their capital has been active. They have
have taken the lead in every project devised to advance
the interests and wealth Of the city, Y SIM
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HESRIco AcREcuLTs sniIe4 AN HORTICULTURAL
The next meeting Of this Society will be held on
Wednesday, the l9th day of October next, commenc-
ing at Goddin's Spring The Society will be called 10
order o'clock precisely, when the report OF the
Executive Committee and Committees of Award will
be read after which, the annual election OF ohcers OF
the Society viii be made.
At l2 o'clock, The first days exhibition VIII COM
mence with stock, agricultural Implements, &c, and
fair be held for the sale of such stock and other arli-
Giles may be offered.
The following premiums will be awarded on the
first day.
No For the best stallion calculated TO pro-
duce stock adapted to the saddle, har. =
ness or drnuuht. SIS 90
Commiuce-Gen. Bernard Peyton, |. A. Goddn
and Ro. Carter Page.
No. 2-For the most highly improved and
best cultivated farm, apremlum OF SO w
For The second hest 20 90
For the third best 10 w
For The f,u,tb be,t 10 90
Reference being had to the mems as well pecuna'
ry others) of the proprietor for mprovement-.he
amount of labor empoyed-the advantages resulting
from the vicinity of the farm 10 the city &c Inc oo
ect being TO place The industrious cuvator, win H.
ned resources and no other labor than his own, upon
the footing with the largest cutivator with ample
resources Ii is 10 be distinctly understood, that mol
only the actual fertility of the soil will be CONSIDERED
but special attention shall be paid to the means when
are in operation for enrichng the farms TO the cono'
ton of the enclosures; TO the mode OF cultivation VIE
Their conducted with neatncss, system and economy
to the condition Of the stock, and especially whether
provision has been made for their comfortable accom-
mediation in bad weather. The buildings also, farming
utensils, GARDEN and every thing connected with the
comfort and prosperity of the establishment Will come
under the review of the Committee
Committee on Farms-John Carter, George M; sa-
wage, Charles Marx, George Taylor, and William
Miller.
No. 3.-For The best field Of corn, not less -
than FIVE acres, VIZ w
For the second best, ~ w
For The third best, y.
No. 4.-For the best crop OF turntPs, not less :,
than half acre, ~ w
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE subscribers have received By the packets Tnscaora Man
chester and Weymouth from New York large and very
neral assortment Of Dry Goods suited the and approach
Ing season. a part Of which follows:
Extra SUPER medium and fine Cloths and Cassmercs
prsnc chocr assortment of cOl0rs and patterns
Super medium and low priced Kentucky Jeans
Do do DO Sattnets all col0fs
Cordona Plains, heavy Kerscys, napt co'tons, &c.
Melino. Valencia, and Swansdown Vesiing
Plain and figured veive silk aud satin do
Plain, striped, and plaid Linseys
Rose. Whitney, paint and Dufie Blankets
Real Welsh and other non shrinking F!anncls
Red, yellow, and green do, very cheap
knitting and darnins yarn and zephyr Worstrd
Plain and figured Mosen de Lanos from the richest styles TO
o. cents yard
Figured and satin striped Challcys and Bombazines
Ga and "a French and English Mernos
Apaca luslres and ROseyn Plaids
Rich figured and striped Silks and Reps
Plain black Gro de Rhine and Gro dc Swiss
Super Broche Sliawls and Scarfs
Satin, silk, and velvet do
Thread gimp, isie and bobnet L1ces and Edsngs
Tarlrfcn bohnet and wash Blond
Ladies' black and white silk and cotton Hose
Lambs. wool M .rino, muravian and servants do
Lades' wonen th!et and silk Gloves and Mhts
Cambria, jac1nef, Swiss and 1aIeon Muslin
Irish Linens, Lawns, Damask and Table Cloth
bordered, hem stitched and plain thread cambria Hand
krrchitfs
Bonnet, cap, and neck Ribbons
Superne, medium and priced French English and Anne
rican habit and furniture CalcoeS
Large and small checked super Ginehams
Carp:ting, Floor Cloths, sile, and Hearth Rugs
With lot of benched end unbeaccd and coored Domes
s Red Ticking apron and furniture Checks, Paid shert-
ings Shirtingi, Oznahurgs, &c. &c.
We years past purchased all goods with cash. and
rates. but have been able better
advantage than the will he shown The low
prices which goods offered Cash acceptance in
the conditions upon which our SAL are made
Whe Buildings II Street, Saoek"e nh.
Sept.2 4-it&w2w
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A, Count held for Prince Edward County, tile 10th day of Au
gust. lsia: .
The death Of Major IoHrKT KrL,o late presiding Justice oil
tile county having communicated the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted: .
Rtored That Court have heard with deep regret and pro-
found scnsihiy very worthy es!imai1, useful mcIhci
Of their body in whose death the sour ana inc
County at large sustained heavy loss, anu The family OF
the deceased. nm irreparable one
Resniped That in testimony Of their respect or me memory o.
the decreased members Ulcers of the Court and members o
the Bar " III wear crane the left arm for thirty days
Resulted the Court cr TO The family oil me deceased IN
the deep distress which they must feel their heartfelt coincidence
aud sympathy. 80, - a., 1905,
Respned That these resolutions be entered upon he ree"ad
and that COPY be the family Of the deceased
and nj so forwarded 10 the Richmond papers far publication
~ u.s. A Convares,e: r. WORSHaM, c. c.
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I'VE don know how this is. Two years ago, ne
no Editor # The EnSuirer) admitted that he was one
..a tJ,, than Mr. Clay, and he has become three
'.,,, Younger now. = Mig IF l7M.
Why. i, is all very easily explained. The wing, as
.,o,l, missrepresents. We nere said that We were
trr ,hun Mr.. Clay We knew MIR. Clay before ne
Virginia for Kentucky We were IN Mr. fooer,
Bocses house when Mr. Clay, as he has lately satea
h. white heifer barbecue speech, s'uuiea Jaw WIN
,a,. and we knew, from that lime 10 th's' 'ha' we
h,s ;nnior in
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Marriages.

Married, Panevile Amelia, at o'clock NJ on the Eth
instant by Rev James b. letter Of Amelia Miss ELvikA T.,
daughter Of Jno T. letter. TO SIR ApoLrHus moTLEr ofNotoway
DSr The Wing Is requested to copy.
s.I'Ie siken tie that binds willing hearts"
Married. Lunenbug county, Thursday the LIST instant
Miss MARY daughter of Mrs. Nancy Kelly of the former
place.
or Whig will please copy.
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-, c,t;oG The Secretary of War and family
T." sunday IN THIS City, their return from Fort
w's VI" Mr. WicAlfie was in Cincinnati on The I'm
Noa,"' ror,yord and Upshe rare in Washington. Mr.
il N Boston lie did not address the citizens
" e..on on Thursday last, as he intended, IN conse,
.,sace Of hoarseness The New York Herald says III
S, oforma,ion from an authentic source, that nc
~ 80. continue in The Cabinet during the re
..,.j,, Of Mr. Tylers Presidency. In this case, we
o, see how Nh Cushing, from the same State, car
',.r the KEYS OF the Treasury But the whole matte
!. Ms continuation.
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IN acknowledgements Chesterfield Circuit Court,
Mary w. s. Eliza c., and William A. Royal, infants,
who their uncle and next friend, VIM R. weisiser
Joseph Albert Royal William A. Cooke John + Cooke,
This cause abated the defendant Joseph Albert Ra,
by and coming to be heard as 10 the other defend
IN the for confessed against them whom The
appears have ecn duly executed and argued by
for The plaintiffs, on ,ha, o whereof s "n
Chesterfield render before Commissioner Of the Court an nc
order Court Of October 3si D. 1885, and Of dsbnsc
men of hires by him. and that the said Commissioner
an account such debts due from the said Joseph Albert
deceased properly chargeabr on the hires of said
ed in the city Richmond for six weeks such ceitos
produce before him. with proof to establish the same:
orerrd report the Court with matters special
y deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or which may be required
to be 50 stated by any Gsa Of The h.E parties
COLIN NJ. FARMER. D. c.
The creditors of Joseph Albert Roya deceased provided for
by The above decree are hereby notified nt shall s az
November take the accounts above mentioned which
time place they required attend with their vouchers
anu ''e"''' ~ Richard ELAN, Commissioner
sept.a7 4l-w6w
IN CHANCERY.-vIRo,sr.:-At Rules held in the Clerks
oce of Essex Circuit Superior Court of Law and chancey,
the 9TH day Of September, lSia:
Larkin Hnndley, Plaintiff:
Stephen Pitts Reuben Pits Rix Jordan, upIm
John BROWNE S and David Wright Esss1s!
This day the plaintiff by counsel and filed his bill and
returned I'll The defendants except Stephen D. Pitts,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an In
il is Ordered That the defendant Stephen. Pitts do appear
Monday in December next being rule day. and
with newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond for months successfully and another copy be posted
JAMES ROY MIcou, Js., ck E c. s. C.I.&C.
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VISIT TO THE PREsIDEST.--The committee appoint
ed by the Court and Common Council of the Borough
Of Norfolk yesterday waited on the President Of The u
States at Fort Calhoun and in pursuance of their in.
s,ructions rendered him on behalf Of the corporation,
the hosp,alities and civ,lties of the borough The
President received the joint committee with his charac-
,ersc courtesy and aabily, and begged them to as.
sure those they represented Of his due sense OF the
courtesy intended him, while he was unable, under
existing circumstances accept at this time their kind
invitation much prefering should he do So TO vsi, the
borough as private citizen, aud in quiet and unos-
,entaous way. Should it, however, be IN his power
10 visit the borough the President informed the com
There was handsome battalion drill, inspection, and
review of all the troops stationed at Fortress Monroe
Yesterday morning. by the Secretary of War and Col.
Churchill, Inspector. General of the Army number
of ysiters, and among them, MIR. Wise and Mr. Camp
bell of s. c. were on The parade ground TO witness the
admirable discipline and soldier like bearing of the Off
GERS and troops --.Norfok Beacon, Of Friday.
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JONATHAN RoRrRrs.-This gentleman (reeently re-
moved from the Philadelphia Custom house, has seen
proper 10 make whining appeal TO the Clay Wing
pubc-and that public, of course, is very indg-
nant 1t was SO at the vetoes, ETC., and no harm was
done the Executive.
The whole sum and substance Of the "ezpose" is,
that Mr. Roberts had been appointed unsolicited on bis
part, by the Presdent-the President requested bis
old friend 10 admit among his subordinates few men
who were not hostile TO his Administration, Qhe re.
ations between the Administration and the Clay por
ton OF the Wing party having undergone change) and
this little request Mr.. Roberts denied his beneiactor-
The President very naturally resolved to remove the
unpratefu incumbent, and Mr.. Roberts. after being IN
CONSULTATION with the Presidents most bitter enemies
determined to defy, thwart and norty him to the ex
tent Of his ability.
The President removed him, and his statement, which
we presume had been collaed months BEFORE was pub
l.hed TO the Clay Wbig public. Let them make the
most Of il. ;,
We have authority to contradict most emphat'cally
Mr. Roberts account Of his visit TO The President
| Mansion. -!Hadisonian,
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Tie "Last Liuk"-'rhe railroad bridge across the
Rapoahannock ut this place is in forward state and,
in about sixty days probably, the road to the Potomac
will be travelled by the cars.-Fredercksburg Herald
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~" IrITrE-We publish very remark
1rs soe1' ,h,s dstine uished gentleman, IN reia-
lt:'er ir'"' ;.,iia Election Bafled as he was IN
4 =. 70 the a,,ua,ion at the Harrisburg ConVen'
.nns u" s,;ns strong support and strong Vo'e on
5~yf'' hs las some cause to complain al no"
ctt''"", thrust aside by the Clique OF y, :
nc esIsnl Scott refuses 10 submit 10 ns'
i riv Us;ops unless they are conhrmed oy
'f,s F''s,r,;on-and Mr. Clay, who was io,eu
|wG CON- - unwilling 10 undergo lhe ofuea'
l., iinis0" SSo,reniion. Thus we go. Inc III
saoio'' t,ch have been held out TO Gen. 0eo''
susos r,,ms, by the doueeur OF The wee RE
ss'e MS os;,;yey and apparently Indignantly de-
,sacy, aIF s has no idea OF playing second
nd 6e"s ,,a.,;non;shed Statesman. He refuses
;:s 70 NV ,nd # he enters the campaign al all
s f9I' fsh, upon his own hook.
F ,,,,ood Star does not place the fleasan's
The ~ IN its true position before the Puohc
.nnr TINT the Correspondence IS genuine
-eS A'' 1, ~, Prevarica,or of the Wing would IN
u 'o'A-T, j. one Point gained IN The discussion
;lal'e' So, ssy.. Mr. p s letter sis here regard
s.;iA'" "" sbnllIton, no way surprising IN The man;
/: as c'"1 90 responsive voice anywhere ITS tone
mas 'oa% s,s been equally denounced by all parties
'ac sP'" toco. and stand unsupported and unde'
NhI anu "-.lny,chere Has the Star seen
tadca any nbch the Editor Of the Wing has made
5' de'en's nio, upon principe' Since the publ
q ms We, have the Wings done TO ferret out the
;:'oa' W"@ IS The p!o;-to denounce the consrLra
'.iafL" -, ,5er skirts of the participation: he
as" ''.a' .;s,s6 10 form the Plot, was then then
lai wa T.a man who defended it two weeks ago rs
r''a., nan. He has yet made no apology--nc
'- '"." exclamation, And yet it meets with nc
. 800. from any quarter
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ROANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.
THE Annual Meeting of the Roanoke Navigation Company,
L will be held Boydon Va on TUESDAY the lsilI day OF
October next. A. JOfNEs.
4l-3,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

,rarrsn,able and arbitrary assump-
guilty o. srevous wrong, in violation OF cons''
go hi"
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Most Splendi !ly illustrated and Cheapest WoA
ever Issued OH the American Continent;
CONTAINING MORE THAN
FIVE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS,
ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL,
pssG..Ep AND EXECUTED BY THE MOST EMINENT
ARTISTS OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
COST OF PREPARING TIE WORK, 5000.
PRICE, $3.50.
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY;
THE LIVES AND CHARACTERS OF THE PRINCIPAL FL"
soNaGEs RECORDED IN THE SACRED WRITINGS; PRAc
TIcALLY ADAPTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH
AND PRIVATE FAMILIES; TOGETHER WITH AN APPEN-
DIX, CONTAINING THIRTY DISSERTATIONS ON THE
EVIDENCES DIVINE REVELATION, FROM TiMPsoSS
KEY TO TIE BIpLE; BEING A COMPLETE SUMMARY OF
BIBLICAL KNOWLEDGE, CAREFULLY CONDENSED AND
COMPILED FROM SCOTT, DoDrRIDGE, GILL, PATRICK,
ADAM CLARKE, POOL, LowTIi, HORNE, WALL, STOWE,
ROBINSON AND OTHER EMINENT WRITERS ON THE
SCRIPTURES. ROBERT SEARS, EDITOR. EMBELLIsHED
WITH SEVERAL HUNDRED ENGRAvINGs ON WOOD,
ILLUSTRATIVE OF SCRIPTURE SCENES, MANNERS, Gus
TOMS ETC.
FL, sa,ehv A. s. MADDOX,
Who wsc, employ Agents circulate and obtain subcrp.
scni ~ % '"' ""''e VIVA 4o-o,inf
IIUBBARD, GARDNER & co receiving direct from he
manufactures supply Of shoes, Hats Leather &C.
and offer for sae oU for cash. or To puncuai customers law
MEMS fine calf sewed shoes eooees, part Miles make
DO do lined bound kip, sewed and peeged Shoes and
Bootees
Mems do do. do.
Do calf nailed and india rubber Over Shoes
DO. DO and seal dancing Pumps and Slippers
Ladies' fine kid Shoes, Of varon patterns ana qualities
Do india rubber Over shoes
Women's leather welfed Shoes and common Slippers
Misses fine kid Slippers
DO. seal walking Shoes
Do leather do. do.
Boys fine calfand kip Shoes and Bootees
Do. corsmOn lined and bound do do
Dn. coarse pegGed and sewed do do
Chdrens and leather Shoes aps, ankle Ties and
Chidrens leather sewed and pcseed Bootees, thick oes
$50 boxes Boots-consisting cf-
Mems fine calf Boots, part Niles make
Bo DO DO s sR sS s %sts s s%s sssSa
Do. thick sewed and nsssed Boots
% mems fine beaver Hats
ITO do do de" Eussin, plain and silk DO.
80 do do. low priced mapped do
do youths fur and silk do.
81 do. mems and boys black and drab wool do.
100 DO. DO. hal, seal 90.
800 de- hemoea tanned so Leather good and good d.
$50 do. wax upper Leather
Wei. eae no. Kpssn. Boot Morocco aR
Cotton and India Irvine, Boot Cord
Web, BrstIes Backing and Varnish
5000 h 81! fns sns sans. Ss,'
$50 reaus letter Paper, plain and ruled
500 do. common and double size wrapping paper
100 nests hair and seal Trunks
50 cases Whitlemofe's Cotton and Wool Cards
ALSO,
"a; s and black mGBs 'sI is
Sept rs @-e.M
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DOVER FOR SALE-That valuable Estate James Rive
- known ~ "Dovrr 20 miles above Richmond will be sold
entire divided in Farms n $50 each Each
farm TO have about $50 nf low ground 1870
land and 40 cleared high land About bushels wheat
will he this Fail each farm About the purchase
money remain unpaid for several years by the
est pInciually.
The Estate will be shown by my Overseer.
For terms, apply to The subscriber, in Richmond.
CORBlN WARWICK.
Sent 81 4l-if
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(says HamleO for thousand pound"-if we had il to
venture When these simple tests in the hands oil
all, why dispute much-why publish much in the
newspapers?
The r. Wing intimaed on Friday, that it was about 10
drop the nialer-ns dd-and yet IL was but the fol
lowing day Saturday he says We "are getting very
sick Of the discussion when he himself was about TO
ting sick Of the discussion. We always thought,
"what is for the goose, for the gander
Yet nothing further shall again provoke from US any
discussion on Mesmerism. Let others throw 0t, or on
the Fluid We have DONE
But these experiments not merely curious. They
may be useful DR.. Elliotsun, in his address, states
cases of cure effected by Mesmerism in periodic
insanity, in hysteria, in epilepsy, and IN ST. Fitns
Dance. Mr.. Townshend proposes to apply il TO de.
relief from pain in surgical operations and thinks II
probable tina. "t is the only power available TO c"un
eract The hydrophobia.
EXTRACT Of a Letter from Louisiana, Sept 10.
"Since the passage of the Revenue bill, the Sugar
buyers have been purchasing the remnants of the crops
the plantations at four and FIVE cents, payable in
specie
81 had letter from my dear old friend, General
Jackson, by the last mall in which he speaks of his
health us bad, his affections great, and "he taper OF
life slowly burning out'-and yet, like an expiring
lamp his noble unquenchable and irrepressble spirit
occasionally fares up-especially when he aludes to
the late and ungenerous attempt OF the Louisiana Sc
naiors and Berien of Georgia, to wound his feelings
and sully his fair fame and hard earned reputation.
lie is much amused at the manner in which Mr. Tyler
has triumphed over his odversares in Compensation
rad cannot be elected TO the Senate, after his conduct
towards the saviour Of louisiana | think MIR. Was
gaman can be elected by the aid of the Democrats
friend Of MIR. Tyler"
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By the Lieutenant Gorernor IF the Commonwealth Of
Virginia.
Il PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in the House of Dele
W eaes of this Commonwealth by the death Joshua NJ.
arre ESQ., late delegnie for the county of Nanseipond
Now, therefore, l. John NJ Gregory Lieutenant Governor
the Commonwealth aforesaid, acting Governor pursuance
Of the Constitution have deemed proper direct the Sheriff
of the county o Nansemond hold election
day Of November being the Court day said
for member OF the House Of Delegates I'LL the said
Given under hand Lieutenant Governor and under The
r, lesser seal of the Commonwealth, Richmond, this
l'A"I goth day Of September. in The year 1912.
JSO. NJ. GREGORY, Lieutenant Governor.
Sent. 81
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p ICIMOND AcADEMY.-1his institution will be re opened
IL Monday ID October under the following arrangement
OF Professors:
William Burke PRINCIPAL AMI Professor of Ancient Languages
David r. Gretier Professor Of Mathematics.
w. B. Rally, Professor Ct Modern Languages.
Besides Professors will be engaged many assistant
teachers s the number Of students will justify
The range instruction will extend from the elements OF an
English education and thorough OF CLASH
a Literature Mathematics and the French, German and Italian
Languages.
To just OF complaint, 10 the OF
Academy, and place lis advantages within the
moderate following scale OF
charges has been adopted:
Spelling Reading, Writing, Grammar, History, Geography per
Of ten mouths, Sts w
Same with Mathematics, 40 10
Same with French ~ w
Same with Mathematics and French ~ Oo
Ancient Languages, (incusive of the preceding English
studirsJ W w
Do do with French, ~ w
M do with French and Italian 20 90
,,oans '' A's'"sNS -'N' Is 90
required paid semnnnuay in advance, I" The
Treasurer receipt certificate Of such payment Is 10 be ex-
hhied 10 the Principal
Reference may made to The following gentlemen who are
Academy: DR.. George Watson, George W. Nun
fod James E. Heah, Gstavus Myers James Caske Niche
Mills John NJ Patton John H. Ensace Archibald Peasants,
Robert Scott Samuel Subrt aud DR.. Richard Darlington
~ Anthony Robinson, Jr Esq Treasurer Of the Institution.
Sept 81 %l-N
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4 large meeting of the citizens of Baltimore, iva.
'ogsy estimated from four to eight ihousand assem-.
Led on Monument Square, last Tuesday evening" and
.ep;ed strong indignation Resolutions at the insult Of
-''t to the people of the United States in the person
,ae. Chef Mag istra,e, al the Asbburton Dinner.
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HOYT & CO.'S OFFICE.

HOYT IL CO.'S OFFICE.
DRAWING Of Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass NJ, drawn
IL 9th Sept. 1872
10 80 81 IT II % IS 81 81 81 S.
Sept. 81 Alt
A LADY from New York. has had some experience in
teaching and who Is competent teach both French and the
usual English branches; aso fancy needle and worsed work.
wishes situation either teacher in Seminary, prn-
cpal In Select School in Virginia caronas
situation preferred where her board and stated salary wond
paid Satisfactory references character nd qualifications
can be given The trustees of any school, other des
rnis Of obtaining such teacher by addressing line Jasper
W. Hughes l6 Fulton street. New York. satn. location terms,
&c, will obtain all necessary information.
u Id
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Hope Butler uhe colo,ed man to whom we were in
te'et for such large last FalD has Just raised
'smbn in his garden near this city, weighing 4S lbs
the scales Of Mr.. II. Diddep. 1t was sold 10 Mr.
Soyden, Of lie Exchange, at the Old Market, Sa.
lftay last lie recently obtained the seed from South
America, and thinks it production in Virginia.