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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-10
Maryland and Georgia Elections.

We were determined not to "halloo before we
got ont of the woods" we are now fairly out, how
ever, and can crow with safety. We wish our
neighbour of the Petersburg Republican would
send over that creole chcken.cock that he was
Dragging about, that crowed so over Gcnois' cleo.
ton IN New Orleans. His new fashioned notes
would suit the occasion admirably: for the old En-
glish style of Growing has become stale in the
hands of the Wings, who had so much occasion to
use it in 1910.
These elections prove exactly what we have
always said; that the large majority of the peo-
pie OF this Union is Wing; and that if they
have not carried all the elections since 1910.
their failures have proceeded from apathy. The
Wings were disheartened by the trcachcry of
men whom they had trusted, and did not believe
that they could mend matters by any exertion
Of their own. They therefore stayed at home,
when their presence was necessary at the polls.
This is the true secret of the much Wanted VIC
tories which have taken place since 1910, vic.
tories which have been produced, no; by their
increase of strength, but by the failure of the
Wings 10 attend at the polls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-10

hand let tho Convention select Mr. Calhoun Not even tho
most sangunc OF his party believe that the Locoocos
OF the NORTH TO whom he is peculiar obnoxious will give
him their support though he does come before them
with tho mendation Of the Convention And in case
either OF these selected, Dick Johnson
johnson man," aud is Lewis Cass "Cass man" and
will the friends OF either of them, give their adhesion To
the nominee OF National Convention whom they can re-
pudiac the ground that such Convention was packed
against theml But then suppose, has been suggest
ed by some OF the Locoioco presses that Convention
held and that Calhoun, Van Buren, Johnson Cass and the
other Locooco aspirnnts all run, each of them own
individual responsibility" is there any mortal power that
can then prevent the election of Henry Clay In fine take
the case in aspect in which may be presented there
any thing in the control OF that prevent the sue
cess OF Mr. Clay and the Wing party the approaching
Presidential Election.
But still the bullioncy of prospects mu besy
us into caroicssncss and rcpose We still sirenu
ously exert ourselves must leave efforts uncssaycd by
which TO place ond the possibility OF doubt
by which 10 place Henry Clay the head of our National
Government by most overwhelming majority. Let us
then resolve TO do all in power this much de-
sired object Let every Wing determine come the aid
OF his country, and leave opportunity unmprovcd by
which he may in degree advance the interest of the
county, the Wing party and Henry Clay. The fiat has gone
FORTH and depends upon ourselves be successful.
PAMUNKEY
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MONROE WARD.

At the meeting of Monroe Ward Clay Club held on
Saturday night the 7th instant, after tho adoption of the
Constitution and Bylaws OF the Club and the transaction
OF some business Of local character the following add.
tiona officers appointed Jesse Snoad 9th viccPre.
sidcn,; and Byrd Chamberlayne, ID Secretary.
The following resolutions then adopted unanimous
y:
"Resoiped That while highly approve of the organi.
ration OF Clay Club for each Ward for the eiectua
diffusion Of information among the people, yet deem il
equally cxpedent that should be adopted the
formation Of City General Club, in central oca-
ton where all good and true Wings may occasionally
BILE for interchange OF thought and unity Of action.
"Resoired therefore, That recommend our fellow.
citizens Of Jefferson and Madison Wards assemble with
the Exchange Hotel, Friday evening next the l3,
instant ut O'Clock for the purpose of forming said Club
And the following resolution then adopted and the
power given to the President appoint the Committee rails
cd thereby:
"Resoiped, That Committee of Is be appointed whose
duty shall be take the necessary for eicen
organization OF the Wings of this Ward"
Commuce-P. w. Grubbs, Jesse Snead, Sampson Jones
Ro c. Stnnard, Fendal Griffin, Walter ID. Blair Jane.
Griffin, James Gray, Joshua J. Fry, James Bridges
Slade, John ID. Munford, John Williams.
A. PLEASANTS, President.
b. SLADE Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-10

TEMPERANCE IN New HAMTsnIEE.-At a regimenal
muster in New Hampshire, last week. the police officers and
Town authorities issued notices. and attempted
the sale of ardent spirits the field. The spectators in
tents and booths however armed themselves with loaded
guns, pistols swords, and bowie knives and evinced de-
termination TO make desperate resistance The
thus rendered all day invunerabe 10 the police, and drum
kenness gaming, and riotng prevailed The scene was
represented be truly disgaceful civilized PEG.
pie; in the graphic language of informant, cit seemed
though all the INTERVALS of purgatoy had been raked
and piled together
The police watched about the ground all day a
spectacle distance, and night they hoped
OF those who had violated the law, but in this they
thwarted, for each proprietor off with his goods
and cha;tels he followed by dozen of others,
who armed, and acted his body guard, and all
escaped npunished.-BostOH Nail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-10

HONE TRusr.-Thc Rev. Rowland Hill was celc-
brated for his talent his bodness his pety and his con-
modify his language through fear Of giving offence, ana
known omit opportunity of illustrating
sentiment, administering deserved reproof, however
embarrassing might prove individuals who might hap
pen be present 1t related of this good but eccentric
preacher that occasion when speaking of the sin at
tendant upon dress, and conformity all the fashionable
foolercs Of the day he obseyedI well aware many
OF you ready To say-'Mr. Hill look home look at
your wife, 1t all true, look her. IL there she
as and then applying himself her, in the presence
the congregation he said with astonishing effect "You
know, Mrs. Hill, have often pointed you the sin
and folly Of pursuing extravaganza when you could relieve
many of your fellow creatures place of wasting your
money in this way."-Norh american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-10

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the world but the principles Of treating deaes
progressed slowly thousand years the limited
Of acquiring knowledge but the Introduction tie
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Rheumatism Palptaon Of tho Heart and other diseases originating
depaved state Of the blood arrangement ohe
digestive The proprieto daily
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various certificates letters Clergy, Magistrates
Laty all confirming the previous
eeyed and will cheery be exhibited application Facts
recorded sufficiently clear and convincing satisfy the ncredul
Of the real merits of this invaluable medicine.
For particulars advertisements this and other paperF
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail and for rIpoaon
A. H. SANDS CO. Druggists aud Chemists, Granite Buildings
No 273 Roadway Of Chambers New York authorized
Richmond, A. Duval 4 Co. Petersburg Roper
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TUE PROSPECTS OF THE WIG PARTY.
HASovEn, Oct. Z. 1919.

HANOVER, Oct. =, lslJ.
Never was brighter prospect for success m attaining
desired object presented party than IS now before the
Wing party Of the United States
Having entirely recovered from the effects Of the misfo
tune which recently beieIl them, the Wings are now more
decidedly united in action and opinion Than they ever have
boonihe views and wishes Of oil turn into the same chan
mel and oil look to Henry Clay the leader whose opin
IONS measures and principles will when estabshedas the
rules by which 10 direct the national affairs Of the Union
place our prosperity, and Government, on firm and
immovable basis Tho Wings Of the whole Union e, il
be Of Whatever portion thereof unanimous in giving
the NEED Of APPRECIATION and preference that distinguish
ed Soosman; and naught but his deah can prevent his
being the chosen Of the Wings Of the Union and nsupht
but miracle prevent his being the chosen Of the L. S.
their President In the ranks Of the Whip party
the greatest harmony and unnnimy prevasa being &C.
uaod by the same dcsres the opinions the same pre-
erencos whilst behold our opponents divided by thou
sand disson'ons-mony Of them impossible TO healdis
sensons which pOriend IN the ccafest manner success 10
the presidential candidate Of the Wings for let their dis
putes be settled as they may, among themselves nothing can
give the undivided support Of the whole Of the sesyled
Democracy TO any Of the numerous asprans Of that
party to the chair Of the Chief Magistrate OF this country
For let their National Convention choose Mr. Van Buren,
as assufody will do for his friends more versed in in
lguo and party tactics than the "Chvay; and though
portion OF the friends Of Mr. Calhoun may vote for Mr.
van Buren, yet no ono will suppose for an instant that he
Gun carry the mo'' Of Calhoun supporters On the other
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PrnsnecLs of M Tin,

VIC ask particular attention to the article Of our
correspondent "Pammkoy." "Pamunkey" is ono
Of the most sagacious men Of the day, as our
readers will very readily discover, upon reading
his article.
We have only one apprehension when We con.
template the approaching contest; and that is, that
Mr. Clay's friends may entertain 80 much conf.
dence Of his success, as 10 become careless Of ma
king tho proper cXcriions to insure it, Forcwarncd
however, forcarmcd. We shall not fail to read
them a lecture every now and then, upon the dan.
ger Of too great security.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-10
HUZZA FOR GEORGIA,ll

See the following from the Millcdgcville Re.
corder! We knew Georgia would get right as
soon as she could recover from the dishcartenng
effects of Tylcr's treachery!
Miliedgeriiie Reeorder-Ertra, !
OCTOBER =, lSi3.
THE WINGS TRIUMPHANT.
We give below all the returns yet received. Suci.
ent shown to enable beyond doubt, that
we have not Only elected candidate for Governor Mr.
Crawford but that have also succeeded eecting
two candidates for Congress- and will doubtless have dccd
ed majority in both branches of the Legislature.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-10

~ The Columbian Deb ting Society viii oh regular meeting
This lTUB5DAH) evening, az half O'clock school
Room of NJ sumner sh0ckoe H election u officers
and other important business win be transacted hoped every
memberwn bs at his post. &C IOu
br Dr. John Thomas address the Richmond
Tuesday Evening NJ O'clock the Unvcna Meeting house
Subject: THE Law o. snRirUGLz,rioS. &C 10 ~
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At AUCTION
We invite attention of Building Lot on
Street opposethe Oh Baptist Church o'clock This Evening
o. 10 WILLIAMS n HAXALL. Aucts
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THE FORGERY CASE-Mr. William Goddard, of
Peteshsm, OF whose torgeres the of IL 600
has been before published arragned before
the Court of Common Pleas, Judge Cumnns on Friday
last upon three several indictment. lie pleaded guilty
them ALL Major Aaron Brooks, of Peterham who has suf
Tered account Of the torgcres considerable extent
was voluntarily put upon the stand testify the
nished character which Mr. Goddard had always sustained
" being the purpose OF the testimony appeal the
Cour, in mitigation of punishment.
deep and painful interest manifested upon the sub
His honor took time consider the matter and on
Saturday morning sentenced the defendant years
confinement and labor in the prison upon each ndic
ment, in all six years.-IVoeesfer .Egis.
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DIED.

On he morning NJ The 7h JOHN TRPLETT NJ thu city
IN The 5oh year NJ hs The epo carried
grief 10 the hearts of numerous and gloom
wide circle Of ynpathsng friends But mourn
hosc who died without hope sa was an impressive anil
affecting exhibition Of the Chrins hopes pains and In
hnniues ~ declining health. Hc drl Christian
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Commercial iaetoro.
REVIEW or THE MARKET.

IOBACCO-lnspcctions at tho warehouses very light
but stocks for sale m large for the season. and com
mon qualities rule very low; good and fine stenmng and
manufacturing kinds IN rather better request but no
change in price.
FLOUR-Sl per bbl.
WHEAT-GOa gJc.
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VIZ. WLnTNEY-UNusUAL ATTRACTION

MR. VLIITNEY-UNUSUAL ATTRACTION.
Mr. Whitney will give the tour and last Lecture Of tho
Series, this evening. His last lecture and reciauons
were received with great satisfaction file will repeat this
evening the Fireman. also, production from the pen
OF Prot Bartlett, Of the Lexington Ky. Medical College,
descriptive Of Mr.. Nago's full length portrait Of Henry
Clay The artist depicts the great orator as having fallen
into one Of his favoIte attitudes points on his left to the
American lsg, and says" Greet Britain desires mark
w Which she can knoD her sueets let her gre them
an ear mark-he eoiors hat float from he mast head
should Be the credentials Of our seamsp."
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CANAL COMM CE.
Q.
ARRIVED.
CLEARED,

Canal Boat Meamora C. Newbery, master, with %! tons
mdze from CaItersve to Haxa Brothers Co, Mounjoy
I.yon T.. J. Deanc.
CLEARED,
Boat siker VIM a. Tompkins with so mdzer for
Gainesville, Warren and Lynchburg
Boat Victoria VIM TOmpks with .2 tons mdzep for
Mills and LynchbuTg
Lucy Long John Cowcl master, 81 md1c-
New Canton Lock No. 81
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MACkINAW BATT.-A boy pcrched a spie driv-
Ell in the bay Mackinaw and azy endeavoring hook
OF the nny, tribe, with the least possible
10 himself accosted by steamboat passenger the
Jas Madison what kind ofh he caught. The youth
iul Isaac scruntzing the stranger with quizzca look
reped"Thcy mostly perch, roach, bulheads sinners
and counterfeit shad ~
''Whni do you for bait1" said the stranger
"Oh, sometimes thing, sometimes another but when
can't get that, get myself !"-JOuTnal
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- PEkIf-Pursaut % tie provisions deed offrust
rutsd IN The subscriber by Joseph J. Pleas wife Hanover
county sied Tie goth jun" 1888 anil duly recorded NJ
e CLERK NJ said county rour fof purposes mention
3D. shall. tho 2ai day u OCTOBER o'clock A.
NJ fair not the fair day thereafter proceed SELL a. the
Highest ber the land aid deed conveyed containing 1fsf
n winch there 60 virgin woodland acres
creek low gronnds of the qualify with secret
dshas This balance % the land mostly good condition Tor
ruyson and susceptible q high u improvement Tho
land upper end u Hanover county mountain
and good and commodous dwelling house va
necessary houses and an efficient and
failing Persons wishing purchase
Improved and healthy fssdeDee invited Ovew This farm There
been ns'auce of hious intermittent fever IN the hm
~ Of The proprietor during residence upon NJ ~ years
immediately the sac Of The land shall proceed 70 ell an
she household and kitchen furniture plantation utensils and
conveyed deed For the land third o the
vii be required cash and the balance equal annual pay
the purchaser giving deed OF the credit pay
For The personal properly, cash will be required for an
under - and bonds with good security Tor Of larger
We believe The title bas been questioned but acting
trustees. shall convey only the uuc vested IN us
o. 10 ew6w NArnB &. CRENsIfAW, lr,
MICAJAH BATES ''u'''I''
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NEW CLOTHlNG ESTABLISHMENT.

VIE subscriber would call the attention Of Rich
u mond and its vicinity entire new Cloth.
ing OF his own manufacture or Main
street one door below Keen Co.'S and directly opposite Samuel
Puney's. His stock -
Dress and frock Goats, various qualities colour.
Sack Coats, Paletots Cashmere SACKS
Beaver. Pilot and Flushing Oycrcoais and Frocks
Cassimer Pantaloons, different qualities and colours
sa,ineu ranaoons
Vests, Of various styles and price
Shirts Bosous. Collars, Crayats. Scsrs, Stocks
Merno Shirts and Drawers suspeers aud other article, s
bic Gsncmen's wear. ~
lie WILDE happy disposed TO call and feels sa,,.
fed that his Goods i'm prc, ami NJ go Il,
quality asnt any other Clothing House in the CITY
1O-lm
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Error.-Thc compositor made us call Captain
Dalgetty, of Drumthwacket, Captain Dalgetty of
Dinwithatick. We correct it for the country paper
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The first named is Senaor-those in italic are Whg.
Baidton-Kenan; Griere Broirn.
Bibb-Powers; Woodward Clark Brins
Bryan-Sdnford; Bird
Buns-liendrick; WaIthraw Saunders
Chdfhdm-BdrtOto; Clark, Holt, Preston, FIournoy.
C'iurnbfa-TGnkersiy Stapier, Hardrriek, IVInfrey.
CTd,ctord-Hcks; Hunter, Broirn.
EhnshGm-Pouers; MingiedorE.
GTesne-hiag; Ddpison, Sanford, Copeland.
Ildneoek-Saye; Thomas, Colly, Thorpe.
characterization; Smith, Holiness Woodward
JoneS-Godddrd; Hdrdernan, Pitts, Bell.
Lce-LGnhon; Ogiesby.
HdeOn-Young; Greene Harris.
uonroe-Rsid; Norman, Clark Bush, Rowe.
WorgGH-Fosfer; Harris, Martin, Pryor.
liuseosee-lverson: Howard Jones, Baker alexander
Netofon-Bates; Clack, Hodge Reynolds
Pike-Pryor; MeDO;oeH, Triee, Spier.
DECENTRALIZATION; Neri1eiher, Pearson, Cd!IoipaV
Riehinond-Niller; Jenkins, AHen, Palmer
SuInter-Iiayslip; Minis, Butts.
Iaibof-DixOR; Osren, Vorreli, Marshall
Itoisgs-Tarer; Nelson, Baltimore.
tpson-TrGyisr; Cary, Collier, Kendall.
IpdHon-Echos; Stroud, Harris, LoekIn.
UdrreR-i. Jones; DGrden WILSON Blount
Observation-Disclosures; Irwin, Husf Ballard
MISUNDERSTANDING Tincent, Rozier.
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BONNETS! FRESH ARRIVALm
MADE TO MEASURE!
RICH CUT NELNETS.

3ARR CO. have just received samples Of SOME rc,,
SYKES Gut Neyeis for Vests They consist of AbeTcomh
fr,seI mckenzie Mcdonald Victoria Murray &C Se
Nb-'y means Of the Express between this and n
YORK ey are enabled 10 promise garments every an
aveTy few days and % than they can he Ind in
this city. EXCHANGE al 0rIiSc srronp :"
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EOLAD BRoCHE-Reai Manchester and few pieces Of
Mourning and half Mourning Gngan n great beauty.
u IN
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NEW FALL GOODS.
AVING received fun supply of Fan Goods every variety,
Il - consisting Of
kerseys, l.inseys, Satinets and Jeans
Blankets flsnnels and Tckinss
Cotton, Hemp and Ingram Carpets
Brussels and Wilton Rugs
Brown and Beaclied shirngs sheetngs
Furniture and Apron Checks
Cloths Cssrmcrcs aud Vcstings
Blk Italian Silks Mouslin de LANES
kesans, Chusans and hbcts
Din and White Cotton Hosiery
Xix and 10
Rich Plaid and Striped vcycis, al
J. Il. CUNNINGHAMrs
&C III II
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BOZ AND MRS. GORE
Anthracite EOnl.

WE subscriber has in his yard formerly Fiscr
sheonl supply OF Anhmcfe Coat qualify which
he viii sell at 50 50 loSd Of bushels and deliver t
same free OF eart'ge where Within the Of the city
DC 5-dIw6eoiw A n sUtPt ToN
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eau TON
10 SOLIIERN 81 EE-HOLDERS

the 18th of August last, arrived baltimore Maryland
~ with family, and TOOK apartments the Fountain Inn
Nate Betzhoover) kept by Mess Fosg Attached to
my family was female slave On the 24th issued
as am informed the servants emulnyed nj id
hotel VIZ Philip Gross and Romeo Price female slave
from me on the ground that she lad brought from another
state AZ the facts made known Forr
they with promptude for which they distinguished
the aforesaid servants Philip and Romeo Informed all the p
ea Hotel Keepers tie city Of the fact
gave them employment with the exception David urnuin Co.
OF The City Hotel who Immediately gave employment 10 Romeo
frce the eldest oftc and doubt Of the plot This
caution deem due Southern that wbe they visit
the Northern and middle they may know which oftbe ~
Keepers to encourage TiIoS. N. BUCKNER, Mississippi.
Baltimore, September T. IS43 oc M,
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FAIRBANKS

fatcnt PIntfOrm and Co u tc NC m ie. xxarr,r,.t
Wiz Manufacturers have brought balances tn very
R"N degf'c OF perfection and modilca-
ons nave adapted them IN ali the which not only ph,
u transactions are required by weight mechanical
oohuooh' care taken to secure
'tRfaccuacy not merely specific point given amount,
ou' UNIFORM accuracy nj every angle Of the
''' - Wv ""'
The notifications for warehouses &c are got up will NJ
ference TO eoacness and and
accuracy These wholly metallic and are either nonoh. n,
aInh' Portable scales made 200 800 700 1000
OO anu 2OOOlos Counter scales, o 2s lbs Dor
mani scas 10 be placed IN and form floor weighing
sooo quo 5000 lbs Dormant scales, iron levers new AMI
beautiful models Tor weighing loaded Railroad Cars and
heay merchandise drawing from to 20 Moveab scales ON
wheels 2O0O and 5000 W"
hee scales Keep their adjustment pcriccilyare never liable n
arrangement anu seldom to repairs They are nm
use IN most OF The Railroads the 4. some them they
nave ptn long IN use the operation Icing perfect also in thu
u"ht ana portable scales for weighing Merchants
ana others who have had them for succession Of
'y 10 ther uniform accuracy and they ap
P'a' ns oy wear' For sale 10y H. BALDWIN,
u" Agent.
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" DIR. HARTLEY London daily consulted all diseases
private whether recent, chronic
constitutional and many other maados Of eu
and .yphile character. - The radical of which
engage h- See.
on First Page Once hours from Z \. 81 TIL =. ~. OCT
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a DEPUTY CLERK WANTED.

WISH IN employ gentleman competent discharg,
n the duties OF Circuit Superior and Clerks Office
One who well recommended satisfied with mo
deate salary may find employment by application to the
subscriber at Office Tavern Post Once, Amelia County Va
oc lO-c2&lawu C.. LEIGH
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p A Bank man.

Nobly has Georgia redeemed herself; amply
are her sons justified in exuting in the following
strain:
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the ship Gen Wiltshire we are this ,ly r,reviny are
- and handsome addition Of Sheffield and B
nngham Goods particularly Table and Pocket Cutlery n, which
we invite the attention OF Country Merchants
TunS A. Cu. 70 \
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A TUTOR WANTED.

WISH To employ Tutor my Children one competent In
- teach Classical Education required testimonials
to capacity and required Nv address on
bia, Fuvanna County. WILLIAM GAIT
IO--c4t