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TIE SPARTAN BAND OF RICHMOND,
ar TuEIR POSTS

At ? meeting of the Shochoe Hill Democratic
Association of the city OF Richmond, held al De-
nocra,c Hall, on Wednesday evening, August
7. 1911, pursuant TO adjournment, Col. Francis
Wicker was called upon TO preside in The absence
%. Charles II. Hyde, Presiden! OF the A>soci!-
ton.
The following resolutions, offered by Thomas
Richie. were unanimously adopted, end o:dc!ed
10 he published:
r. :olrcd. That this Democratic Association,
The more they see The principles OF Henry Clay
and tie designs of his followers developed, The
more strongly arc they satisfied with the pledge
they originally gave, end which Is the basis OF
their Association. viz 10 oppose by ali honorable
means. in their power. the election OF Henry Clay
To the highest clhcc in the Eepubiic-iiia' W will
firmly support he nominations Of Messls Polk
and Dalas-and thai in the accomplishment oil
these great objects, we will cling together like 4
band oi MISUNDERSTANDING SHE BY Sde-2rd that
as we are united together by common principles,
we will share Together our common icril'ne'--
come veal come woe
P.sol16a. That we wi.lcsevc the name OF the
Spartan Banl al the City of Richmond, by the
energy Of our acts, the invincibiy otour spirits,
the stern determination to do oEr duty, until the
end Of the campai:E--and that there IS not man
among US, who viii yield one inch OF ground TO
an adversary VINO Heels inc TClh Idltl, "
insidiousiy attribuling to us participation in a
plot of DisCnion, which We, one and all, again
hurl back into the teeth of our accuscrS.
Iaeso'rcd, That cur confidence in the Demo
cracy of Virginia continues unchanged, or pos
siblc, incrcased-and that The more information
We receive from every.secion OF the State, the
more strongly are we convinced that her vote will
be a:cn in November mex, 10 the candidates OF
the Republican Party.
ReSoircd. That as onc important means of pro-
noting our Success we will assist The meeting
and movements of the Charlouea' lie Conven-
tion--that we cheerfu!y acquiescc in The pTopo-
stion Of the Central Committee to postpone is
meeting until the 10Th OF September-and that
Mcssrs. 5. d. Denoon Hiram Bragg, ana
Thomas l. Beazley, be appointed Committee
to ascertain how many Of The 81 delegates no
minated 10 that body BY previous meeting o.
our Republican fellow-citizenS, will attend il and
10 provide the means of filling up Tic vacancies
created by those who may be unable to attend Il
On motion the Association then adjourned, te
meet again on "Wednesday evening next, the IN
instant.
a copy from the records
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EXTRACT ofn letter datcd

EXTRACT ofa letter dated
awe are all in high spirits here; the cause of
the people is going on rapidly, and we intend tod
much in November. am just in receipt OF
letter from member OF Congress OF New YORK,
who says to me, political matters here are IN
sound condition. We expect to carry n York by
handsome majority you may SET her down as
good for 10000 majority Another correspon-
dent says 4 have recently been 10 Philadelphia
and New York Pennsylvania will go Tor FOX
and Dallas, with an overwhelming majority. n.
York is certain for Democracy The Protective
Taritfites must be beaten, or We are undone. The
South has been cheated about The Compromise.
act, and trust The people will right the ship OF
State"
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Mr.. c. G.. GRIswpLp.
RICHMOND. Aug. s. 1914.

RICHMOND, aug. ., 1917.
Sir Your note of 5 o'clock is received. have
not time now 10 give such a reply to it as jus-
,ice to myself and satisfaction 10 you, seem 10
require.
The course of the Enquirer, not perhaps under
your editorshp leaves unprovoked injuries upon
my character. unexplained and unatcned Tor
which would fully justify my refusal 10 make any
explanation OF The remark alujcd TO- so far rs il
refers TO all Of the editors. This docs not, per
haps, apply 10 you. At the time of your inter
rup,ion of me, | did moi know YOU personally
and 50 could not then have intended any personal
Gisrcspect 10 you individually. | certainly did
intend the remark as disrespccilnl 10 the Edi-
tors OF the Enquirer, as Editors-as such alone
know them. | have no personal acquaintance
with either, and until Yesterday, The Senior Editor
was the only one, whose person | knew upon
sight
had compared their paper Of the 18th. with
the Mercury OF the 10Th June and from the facts,
had deduced the conclusion. that in mulating
the $ c. proceedings, the Editors Of the Enqui-
rer had acted dishonesty towards their readers
And with reference 10 their Editorial action in
this matter. did intend disrespcct 10 them. Bu
il the scope Of Your enquiry IS whether intended
disrcspec,to them as private individuals, do not
hesitate to say that did moi. Not knowing any
thing of the private character OF either, ana not
being in the habit Of speaking Of what ] kdow
nothing about, | had no all.lsion 10 their private
character
In great haste, your obe,iicn, servant,
c. q. GRISNOLD.
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A copy from the records:
JOHN LYNCH, SslB.

RAILROAD AccIDgxT-On Tuesday night [6th
inst about 10 o'clock, two treigh! trains came
in collision on the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, ahout seven miles from Petersburg,
causing the death of free coloret mar named
Belmore who was a train hand.
The Engineers knew that ii was probable they
would meet and were moving very slowly: but
the darkness and a sharp curve al the place where
they met. prevented them from seeing each Other
in ii...e 10 stop their engines entirely. The en-
Gin. and cas- sustained very liu!e injury.
Yesterdays Coupler
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~, ,;c I.,;,io,< ,rjl, E,,,,j,,.,

Georgetown, ID. e.. August Ih, lSil
Bordering upon Maryland, is am situated.
/ have every local i@ciiitv 10 gather iricrina-
ton in relation To the stale Of politics in the
State o. Maryland, and more especially from tho
Western part of lie State. where my acquain-
tance is Unlimited. Of the round numbers of
changes in favor OF Polk ara Dallas, il is Useless
To i.tlmbcr them, but suffice it 10 aay, that they
are ve,v numerous, especially in I'D Washing
ton county: she will give n "jcd account of her
self in October for Governor There seems 10
he no doubl, in the minds Of the be-; informed
politicians. ofbo.h parties that NJ. Carroll will
be ecctc, ~ 4 'nalority Of some 600 10 1000.
some time ago set down Maryland as certain for
Fl. Clay: now hold her is one Of the doubtful
,atcs Il now give You my decided convic-
tons, how believe that Henry Clay'> pro>pcc,:
stand in The ensuing contest. | do really believe
that i, will be no SCI OF Il contest, between Clay
and Polk: that VI Polk will 80 far distance Mir
CLAY, so as 10 leave him only the following St.les,
Is certain and doubtful
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NIESSRS. a. b. SANDS & CO.-Dear sirs: Having
w Just recovered from most severe tronie Thet-
matisi1 with which | have been afflicted :nf many
wears and having used various remedies without any
success am now induced 10 writc you IN respect I"
your Sarsapa.!a, to which valuable medic ne owe nv
present enjoyment OF health. Despafng OF ever REQ
ycriDg from ais distressing disease ard while lah"h.
under the mos agony Of pain, was persuaded -
try the Safsaparia, highly recommended iof . ahc
cure az rheumatism. lried one bottle, and the hl'o
benefit derived from that induced the 10 give !.
fair al, which did by sending down TO you oa na
dozen bottles: and happy to ray, hLa myself
for the first for weve years, wen am apie 70 a..
Tend 10 my necessary duties send you I'M
feeling Of gratitude due tls erecieh. anu
sen.e OF obligation my fellow ,na' aoe ,nl
larry afflicted might be inducsa " w "' 'A-' -
NEEDY, Sands sarsaparii'a.
io'''' DANIEL FOX.
a. For particulars, advertisements in this ard
psppa,rd ard snld, wholesale and reta and for eX-
,,o,,a,ion nv 4 d SANDS d CO, Drnesists and Tn.
-. Granite Buildings, No. 70 Broadway corner ot
Chambers street, New YeIs Sold also. by ALtN.
P.icr-si per bottle or six bottles for So. :. ;.
Aug2
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fin in consequence oil his multiplied professional
and olbcr engagements, resigned as one of the
Vice Presidents of the Democratic Association
of Powha,an-an on motion made by d. J.
Woolfin. and :. ccaicd, Col Samuel Drake was
elected u Vice President in his place. And then
on molten, TIE Association adjourned TO meet at
Muddy Creek Meeting House, in the upper er'.
Of Pcwhaian county, where our Wing friends
are respectfully invited 10 attend, with their
speakers, 10 mcei nd discuss subjects connected
with the present Presidential canvass with such
Democratic speakers as we may be able 10 pro-
cure. JESSE A. ABRAHAM, .Stcreidry.
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EXTRACT of a letter. dated

amelia County, July %.
sour cause is onward There are good ma
ny changes taking place in my immediate neigh
borhood. Colonel Henry L. Hopkins gave us
speech at our last Court, and it had great eject
Everybody seemed 10 be pleased. Mr. il. Irving
from Cumberland replied, and il was lame al
fair, you may rely upon it; his own TRENDS
thought 50. believe
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MARRIAGES.
, fTst,.yN.,, fhA 9th 80

Married, an Thursday, the 18th Of July, rHL'r
WMcnr, E,G., 81 Caroline county, TO Miss sASAh,
daughter OF William Crawford, Il tie county If Spott
sylvan.I.
Married, on Monday morning, 9Th instant, by Rev.
James Hensali, Mr.. EpoLrhrs MoHnis to Miss CARo-
LrsE (. McCHrRY, daughter OF Dir. VIM McCrcry, all
of Ills city.
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Fran M JicIaoa RcpnJhcau.l
CHANGES IN TENNESSEE.

Blow the trumpet beat the drum;
The cry is still iacy come they COME
Rep MouSo July b. lSii.
We. The undersigned. citizens OF the county ct
Carroll, wish 10 a>>;gi. our reasons for quitting the
Whig party. We have beer acting and voting
with the prescn; moder Wing parts ever sine
1910 but believing, rs weGo, that their priuciple>
are no. republican, but antirepublican, therefore
we canno: supper: Mr.. Clay
Joseph Rosso., James Ross,
Norwood POSER, T. w Pop,
Jeiediah Ro>scr John Stroker
JOSEPH c. kcrby, VIM. Slroker
Stephen Collins, Henry F. Tate,
Win. Jackson, Garland Stroker,
Edward Ninson. Bary Rogan.
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- lie Ediiors ot hc Ea9m61:

CHESTER Co. Pa, August 9Th. 1914.
A late extended tour l.rough The Eastern I'M
ties 6: Pennsylvania, enables me 10 speak with
confidence OF the result of the political contest III
this State From personal observation, | can ey-
pres, an opinion only as To The Eastern section
But. file West holds her own, (and we have the
mos, encouraging accounts from the tranS-Al
gany rcson,( Pennsylvania will give The largest
majority for Polk and Dallas Of any State in the
Union As regards the mere vote OF our State,
that j. as certain for the Democratic candidates as
the votes OF South Carolina or New Hampshire.
II is a question only of moiOriy-forI assure yoI.
on the faith Of one who has no wish TO deceive
himself or others that he opinion throughout
Pennsylvania is universal tha, Clay has rot Tie
shadow ia chance.
In This old Congressional district, composed OF
Chester Delaware and Lancaster counties, Har-
rison received a majority OF 5,GGl Now. il il u;c
impossible for CLAY 10 receive 5000 III these three
counties. mo Wing would bet on il AID We have
good hopes cf reducing the majority 10 li!iis
abo;e i,U0U. In Lancaster county, The ho-bed
Of anti-a.Sonry, in days OF yorc, AZ least 800 oil
the OIL anii-masons, beaded by BcRRowEs, Sc
crclaly of the Commonwealth under Riner, are
out violently against CLAY In Chcscr and De-
lawafc, the same anti masonic feeling has driven
a large number OF Harrison voters f. the
Whig rank, and amo3g the QuakcrS, vino are
generally Whi-s, the feeling against Gay *
strong Add 10 this, hi; thr AbolionSiS will
poll 3 or 100 votes for F;rnc; in Chester county
al1ac ncarly all dcduc:cd lromthc Wing strength.
And, when tell you, that the Dcnoc. tic party
never was in such spirits = now, since Jackson
election IL 1925 that scores who roud no vote Tor
Van Bnren will 90 warmly ior Polk; ?ou will un-
dcIsiand on what We base our present conildehc,.
Polk will beat Clay, eas, c;'ihe SIsCu"hanna, from
10 G,9n0 a'orc than Van 3uren beat Harrison
Harrison, majority in 1910 was only Si9. Do
you in Virginia DO your duty and the battle Is
won.
One word as 10 New York. The Wings in the
Eastern counties, no doubt, hope TO carry the
State; bit have mol vet seen man from West
ern New York. who thinks that they will The
drovers from Western New York. the best poiti-
cal prophets in the county. 10 a man, say tha;
Polk must get The State Rely upon il :. York
is safe: but do you, >eadtast old Democrats of I'M
watering Virginia, now hold on 10 your moorinas,
and we can do even without New Yorl;. We
shall get her too, though.
P S. FeathcrsIonhaush' expression ofsympa-
thy for Clay, in the scuIilous Travels" is going
the rounds Of the Democratic papers here, and is
doing good lave yoo published i, i'll Virginia
yet!
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T EATHGR, SHOES, &c.-Ihe subscriber has
- moved 10 is old stand. 18th street, where he of
fcrs for sale Stock Of Leather embracing nearly every
description used by Shoe, Coach, Harness and Saddle
Manufacturers, &c. Likewise, English and American
ThreaGs. Findings, Tanners Gil, Also, 2,Gt0 pair
Of Plantation Bogucs and Factory Shoes, rel maor,
and If cord MATERIAL &C. He would particularly invite
the alen' n r. :rrs and Manufacturers TO his stock
Of ShucS, which, f.r ceapness and durability,
cannot be rxCetd. To wEoesnlc purchasers, ibelai
dscu,nt viii lie made. JAMES e. WATSON.
18th, or Cross stretlo Mayo's Bridge.
Am o.-lm
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LuDW ELL II. BROWN,
IDWIS NJ. TAYLOR.

I1IRE INsURASCE.-The New York Contribution :
Il chip Fire Insurance Company, no 81, wan stf.e',
have snnn,,ted II. G.. Randolph i1.. Agent, 10 make
insurance in This city, lis vicinity and State Of Virginia,
agains, loss or damage by fire I'm Dwelling houses,
e.ho,scs, ami Buildings in general, Merchandise
fouschaif Furniture, and every description OF ifoprr
~ on terms IA favorable those a. any olEer Compa-
nv This Is old and well established Company, ana
has Capital Of $500 300
r,RRc-o
+ G Ro,ers Peter Loriilard Richard irwin,
Jas. Mcbride, James Mccall, =. '. ., Roosevelt
John Adams, Henry Parssh, Z. w. huI,n"'
John Hacger,y. Reuben Othtrs, Geo 1. ioieb,
q q V,rnlsnck William Scott, William Colgate,
Jobn Jnhnsnn Ferd. Suydam, j.. lolbrcok,
/ Kernocher Peter j. Nevius, g. Barslow.
John J. Palmer, Rubt hccnskry, Tbos. p. Norris.
J. SMITH ROGERS, President.
n w. MARTIN, Secretary.
All losses promptly al. ised ana paln. app! 70
d. CoUPLAXD RANDOLPH, Richmond, Va
All; % Ill-wif
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claim to the land. The be a .gentlsmam and will
call at this office, he shall receive all the ntoma.
ton which he desires. Ii is private transaction;
but we have not the slightest objection 10 ay the
particulars before any gentleman, te he Democrat,
or be he WhiS.-Edao,y.l
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RICHMOND. S,h August. AZ, 5 O'Clock.

ftTUHN0ND, Ist, II, y
Sir-1 have received your answer, and from its
purpor do not conceive that YOU have rightly
understood the question asked in my note Of this
morning; that question was, whether in replying
TO my remark on yesterday, Il am speaking TO the
aoac country people of Chesterfield and not to the
Editors fthe Enquirer" you intended personal
diSreSpect eitherto myself or any one OF the Edi-
tors OF that paper?
am Your obcdient servant.
THOMAS RITCHIE, Jr.
Mr.. c. G. GRlswpLp.
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
importers ri Dry GoodS Haydmeye, Cut'ry anil

uAvc REMOVED TO No. los, MaiS STREET,
The tenement with two-stOry Granite Front, next
10 Mr. W iiIiam Mitchell
THE Undersigned 'l receive IN few days, by The
ships 'sKob Roy and "Richard Anderson" iion,
Liverpool direct their Fail Importation. In their Dry
Goods Dcpa iacai. they Ter The very best Goods 10 s
Obtained in hc;h Foreign and Domestic markeis-su.h
Cloths, BIanse;s Nap Cottons, Flannels, Woolens
0f every kind for servants wear Irish Linen, Prints
ilosi-ry, &c. IN the Nd Department, they fur
nish large hrauii,Il ana unusually varied assortment
all of which they pledge themselves To sell II prices
low may be found II any other house In the cry
THOMAS a. CHARLES ELI.s.
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Since putting down Noilh Carolina as certain
for II. CLAY have somewhat changed my no
tons The election news from North Carolina
is more favorable Than was anticipated by the
rnos. sanguine frienls OF Mr.. ok; and hence ii
is, that North Carolina more properly belongs 70
the doubtful States. Tire will no doubt devropc
the above statement as matter ol fact. Area
dy i; is perccptibly depicted in the counlcnanccs
Of Wings. that their game is even that Ii. Clay
will he laid upon tie shell, arl consigned % the
shades of Ashland COON-klLLER.
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SILvERsMlTH AT LOUISA COURTHOUSE
- The subscriber having located himself at the Court
u,ise of Louisa county Virginia is prepared execute
all kinds of work IN his line. ami viii be pleased 10
orders from the residents Of Louisa ard the sur
rounding countes His prices such rs will doubt
meet the appreciation of those who ny patronisc
hn,-wilc, The time. Els work will he perform
cd in 4 neat Substantial and satisfactory manner.
HUGH CULLlE
mig, Au1 o.-ois
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L,ARM FOR sALE.-iaving located my se'f in the
city, will sell, privately, my late residence, IN III;
county of Irntico lying wItin four miles Of town,
iual, 1 midway between the Brook Turn Ike and The
Meadow Bridge Road, and within tl.ret-.ourilI> o
mile Of eit..c The tract contains about ninety
of land, Giy of which is arale, land IN pretty fair
of ou!traon,l the residue Is well tmbersd for
this section Of country.
The improvements are, q two stony single dwelling,
recently erected. with all The necessary out houses.
The society of The cehbofhooi is intelligent sooiabc
and refined.
For terms which i'll he e accommodating, apply
To wa. T. LADD, Or
MlCAJAIi BATES, City Surveyor.
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u1ir Snlpanr .Sunnns s. G.ec,,hric,.


White Shlpaar Springs in Gyccp5riey.
a friend has just returned lro.a these celehra-
ted wa,crS-anI gives us the most interesting
description OF the agreeable company whom he
left and the accommodations he received There
are probably more than 400 visitors at this time
collected from The Northern and the Southern
States the Western country, ana from Old Virsi-
mia herself Tacse Springs, the property OF our
amiable and respectable friend, Mir. Caldwell are
now under new and very superior management
the arrangements areexcellent-thc fare gooi-the
accommodations re'y accommodating. They aye
celebrated for The health which is imbibed from
their waters. Under their suspicious influence,
invalid youth is restored 10 its bloom, and age re-
covers the elasticity of its constitution The
Poet says, that seli-lovc and social are the same
and we are satisfied that we offer The best wishes
for the public health, when We wish for the land
lord long, pro,racted, and profitable season.
we understand, also, b. letter we received by
last evenings mail from the beautiful Fauquicl
White Sulphur Springs, that the company is in
crcasng every day, and every thing is very gay. .
Whilst MIR. Griswold was speaking, on We'd
nesday last, in regard 10 the resolutions breathing
disunion, from South Carolina, lie asked the
question, Gould any gentleman tell him WHY
the whole Of the resolutions were not published
ply; the Junior Editor being present. replied
"because they disapproved them" Mr.. Girls
void then uttered the sentence which was consi-
dcred personally disrespecilrl; but which was
not heard by the Junior Editor until after Mir.
Griswold lett the ground For fear the public
might have labored under false impr esson, we
addressed letter to Mr. G., which, with his re-
plies, are suhjoned. As Mr.. G. has disclaimed
all intention OF being personally disrcspcctiul, we
can have no farther reason for complaint:
[CureSpondence.l
RICHMOND, Aug. s, H.
Sir: Will you do me the favor TO state, whether
the remark You made in your speech yesterday,
which escap ped my attention, "that you were
speaking to the hoacst country people of Chester
field and NOT 10 the Editors Of the Enquirer" was
Intended TO be personal to myself, or either OF the
Editors OF that paper!
Respectfully yours, &c,
THOMAS RI1'CIIIE, Jr.
c. G. GHlswoLD, Esq
am in great haste. ] have only to say, that
designed To say that the question had asked was
asked OF those | was addressing, and not Of others
Respectfully, &. &. GRISWOLD.
Tuos RircuiE Ir ESD.
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IgOYT's PRIZE oFFICE-Drawing Of Leesburg,
i Class No. p:
25 a. 4 &c ca - ~ 81 40 81 So SO 81.
Alexandria, Extra, Glass No. leG:
- II 10 - d So - 20 50 II . IL 70.
New Jersey, lass o:
4; - Q ~ % 70 IS g 20 f6 IS 10.

Aug SIT
WORDS OFFICE-Dawirg OF Alexandria Lotto
w ry, Glass No. 1875, Extra:
- II 40 80 % SO y 10 81 II Is -.
Ticket Nos II 80 -, Capital 10 the above, sold and
casled by WORD
Drawing of Virginia LeesburC Lottery, No. -:
- - &c Is - II 81 46 ~ 81 SO u.
Drawn. &c New Jersey Lottery, Glass o:
"a So . - ~ ~ - 81 ~ ~ IS 10.
Tine Scheme for i7ih Should br overlooked hy
those who buy packages-it Is peculiarly favorable for
them.
The Tickets in the $4,000 Scheme, TO draw oath,
Sl2, and not S0 erronecusy advertised at first.
For Prize Tickets in MI III: Lotteries please ndress
the new and fortunate Office OF J. f. WORD.
Aur9 GIT
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c. G. GHlswor.D, Esq.

am in great haste. have only to say, that
designed To say that the question had asked was
asked OF those was addressing, and not Of others.
Respectfully, G. G. GRlSWOLD.
Tuos. Rirc,is, Ir. Esd
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EsUMFORp ACArEiY.-The Fall Term of this wei
Ia kno~n institution viii commence on Monday the
oh OF September, and terminate the aU:h of Dcc;n
Der.
Purciual attendance the Of the term
is earnestly requested. .CiIS = LEWIS.
w.s., 10 cupl = young who come Well re-
CONNIE Med assistant teacher, for the ensuing year.
None need apply, nn.rs lie is competent tn teach The
Creek Latin AMI French Languages, together with the
various bra.1 ncs embraced thorough English Edu-
catos
Address. post paid, Aylers, King VIM. J. $. l."
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