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|. Spurious votes multiplied upon the polls
such as the IS votes, which have been carved out
of mountain land i'll Augusta, not worth the
taxes, and given away 10 those who will vote for
H. CLAY. Particulars anon !!
, Commissioners OF Election to he appointed
BY the Governor, like the Wing Commissioners
in Berkev. who, in 1910, would not let Wing
votes be challenged-and no oath 10 be admins
tered 10 lest their vaily-thus the net is spread
to catch birds of every feather Particulars alSo
anon
5. Glec Clubs-and dosgrcl verses--set to
Ethiopian music-lo sing, instead of drinking,
Harry of the West into the Presidency. What a
glorious and rational way Of enlighlening great
people upon the principles and merits OF IL.
Clay
A. That contemplate vagabond, John w.
Baer too, is coming back 10 Virginia, as appears
By the late resolution III the Clay Club of Iane>-
vile, who state that I'll is the purpose of J. w.
Bear 10 spend the greatest part oil his time between
this and The Presidential Election in Virginia
s,umpngit for Clay and Frclinghuvscn"
Such are some of the fair and honorable means
employed BY the Wings of Virginia, 10 carry
the Citadel for H. Clay. This party has done
more to reduce the standard of political intellect.
and public morals ny the contemplate means
they have emplovcd--lhc vile humbugs "thc fac
liouS SYMBOLS the gross abuse OF the elective
franchise 10 which they have resorled, than
they will ever he able 10 repair. They ought 10
clothe themselves in sackclo.h and ashes, in
stead of prosecuting such "igno5le enis Jp sGcs
isnojie m60aS-and dcvoing themselves Ia the
ambition OF man idol. and trailing the honor
of the State in the dus, for his Qualification.
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"UNloN IS sUCCEssn-TGen,,o D,ou goo,,

pANioAN 10 oCCSraoS. - tIfRcfdt DfomSO0H
We say to the National lntelligencer, as Brutus
said to CassiuS: There is no terror in thy threats"
Why threaten us that You might unveil the
scene OF disscnsion, which originally prevailed at
the Baltimore Convention when the whole world
knows theml-or why threaten us with the dis
content, which was uttered by some OF the friends
OF Mr.. Van Buren, at Washington, when they
heard OF the nomination of Col. Polk! These
too are no secrets But even these are moi equal to
the violent denuncialions which escaped from the
lips OF the friends OF H. Clay, when they heard in
1910 OF his having been superseded by General
Harrison, at Harrisburg Besides, these COM
plants are rapidly disappearing an unex-
ampled spirit of harmony andunion already binds
together the Republican party.
Away, then, with these idle threats! The Ma
tional lntelligencer is but playing the part of the
cuttle-flsh. II is only darkening the waters with
lis ink TO conceal its real object 1t evades The is
sue, which we put TO it, The sist of our strc
lures was this-that, when these dissensons at
Baltimore are settling down. the lnielgencer is
attempting again 10 revive then--and 10 SOW the
seeds OF discord broadcast over the land. The
attempt will only recoil upon itself The more
anxious it is TO divide us the stronger are our
motives for indissoluhe union. Carry out Drom-
coolies celebrated maxim-"UaiOn is Strength
UNION is SUCCESS"
gr Mondays National In,cigencer AGAIN at
templs to throw The iirebrand of discord into our
camp 1t will fail AGAIN.
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE FNQUIRER.

w ASIiNGrDN. June IL, lclf.
Gentlemen Seeing that you have considered ii
of sufficient Importance 10 admit into your Jour
nal OF the 10Th instant an extract from letter.
dated Washington, June 9TH, in which my politi-
cal conduct is called in question, crave at your
hands the privilege of declaring, through the CO.
umns OF the Enquirer, that there is mol one word
OF truth in the allegation charging me and one OF
my friends with being untathlul in our relations
To the President.
And, in order to CRAFTY the curiosity of those
persons who have taken 50 large an interest IN
my political opinions and actions, as to make
them the subject of newspaper misrepresentation,
permit me. gentlemen, once for all 10 assure them
through the medium of your journal, that | am
the uncompromising and inllexible advocate OF
the election OF Mr. Tyler 10 the Presidency, and
that shall continue learlcs>ly 10 devote, as |
have done for the last three years, my utmost ex-
ertions to promote so Tar as in me lay, fairly no
morally and openly, his elevation 10 that high Of
flee am, respectfully,
Your ohcdient servant,
w. c. SNETHEN,
nj Nglr DrlcUUs
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"JrsT As MR. CLY GOES. 40 WE co.."
U5jn of DrGuoc c0DDfU ~ &

g? A PAE,GRAPH ~ REPLY TO a COLUMN =
The Petersburg lntcligencer devoes nearly CO.
lumn to our article OF Tuesday laSt-"INc Treaty
Reeoted! WHAT NEXT ;" The gisl of the criti-
cism seems 10 consist in this-ihat we have sin
gled out eleven Wing Senators who voted against
the Treaty, as the objects Of our anmadversion--
but passed over the six Democrats who also voted
on the same side. Does no, the Petersburg Intel
lisencer really overlook the point of the argyll
ment! Then we must give him The key 10 it
We enumerated all the Senators (including even
Col Benlon) from the slave-holdins States, and, al
the instance OF friend, putin Delaware, which is
still in part Slave-hodng State We hold. that
these Senator'S We're Mr. Clay's fricnds-,hat his
letter had materially contributed 10 sway the r
judgments on this important qucs,ion-and We
called upon Virginia AMI The whole South 10
mark the course of the 'anoincd Chietiain' and
his followers
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COMMUNICATED.
nnI-N-S,lArLCL- l,AI, N,EN

The Democratic citizens of Brunswick county
are respectfully invited 10 attend and assemble in
general meeting al next June Court, 4th Monday
ofthc month a full meeting is earnestly solicit
cd, lur The purpose of responding 10 the nomna-
tons Of candidates made at Baltimore, 10 consider
other matters and questions affecting The interests
of the county and the cause of Democracy and 10
select, if deemed cxpedent, suitable delegates TO
the proposed State Convention at Charlottesville
in August next A cordial union, and hearty
cooperation of the entire Democracy, rW ensure
>ucccSS Old Brunswick, true 10 The Constitution
and Ia The Union, is expected 10 aid jealousy in
the great and glorious cause. Then let us meet
al June Court, unite in our counsclS, and co-ope-
rate in our la5or> Let us all meet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
TO TIE EDITORS Of TIE ENQUIRER.

Gentlemen You will please state in yonr next
paper, that have seen letter, dated 4th OF June
from the Hon. Silas Wright OF New York, in
which he uses the following language, viz
"That the ticket presented by the Baltimore
Convention will receive my most active andear
nest support; and hazard nothing in saying, thai
Mr.. Van Buren, himself, and every friend oil his
whom he can influence, will pursue The same
course"
Iwoud not trouble youwith the insertion Of this
note if it were not for the silly remarks OF men
calling themselves Democrats, in relation 10 the
course OF my friend, the Hon. MIR. Wright, in his
vote upon the treaty for the annexation Of Tex
as Mr. Wright's course is the true course Of an
honest and fearless Democrat and an able Anne
rcan statesman. You will publish the above,
and obliee Respectfully, u.
Richmond. June 18th 1914.
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A very large and enthusiastic ratification meet
ing was held al the last Court oi King \ Queen.
The nominations of Polk and Dallas were hailed
with perfect enthusiasm. The Chairman was the
President al the Tippecanoe Club in lSi0-at Ia
Tented and an able debatcr Hc will take the stump
for the nominees. Several others who had acted
with the Wings, have declared in favor OF the no.
minces Last Spring, Our majority was 26-in
November, il is counted Al - al leasl. On Texas,
all The Democrats are Of one mind.
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TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.

w AMIN - ''''''""'
Being highly graticd To hear oi the numerous
changes 10 the Democratic ranks since the no.ni-
nation Of James H. Polk it is with pleasure in
form YOU of change in or immediate neigh
borhood. Mr. James T. Richards-a respectable
and very influential scnicman--a supporter of
Harrison in lSi0-and a tate Delegate 81 tac Boi-
hmorc Wig C0nrcntioa-has expressed himself
Claw lT.' lie will give his zraous supper, to The
nominee OF the Democratic Convention in the
present Canvass This is one of the many
changes 10 Our ranks which have come To our
knowledge, in this and the adjoining counties,
since the late nomination.
Respectfully, yours.
r. Yesterdays Mail also orders ten copies Of
the Sentinel ior Warren county. One oi these
subscribers was also formerly Whig."l
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Cnocopuas' TEAEs Such as are she'd by
the Lexington (Ky) Observer, under Mr. Claws
beard, over Mr. Van Euren-becausc Mr. Polk
was nominated at Baltimore. The Observer is
pleased to thrust itself into our conceIns-and 10
say that the Democrats will hot, cannot sane
ton such proceedings.
~ i. This whining crocodile, the Richmond
Whig. and all Others OF the same ilii, were pre-
pairing 10 pouncc upon Mr.. Van Buren, and to
crush him with their abuse if he had been The no.
minee. Gu; upon such hypocritcs!
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nation and deep regret, the decided objection of
the Northern portion Of the conlcdcracy 10 The
annexation of Texas; and thai We ar consilain-
ed 10 believe, that the spirit Of abolilonsm, and
hostility To the slave interests oi the South which
is strong enough to induce those people 10 forget
their interests. threatens the safety and preserva-
ton OF the Union, and loudly calls upon the
South TO arrest that spirit Of tanaicism, and 10
save the Union.
Previous 10 the adoption, by the Democratic
Association, of the foregoing preamble and rcso-
lutons, Mr. VIM. w. Crump, of the city of Rich
mond, in an able and eloquent address 10 The cili-
zens of the county generally, vindicated the De
mocratic cause, and proved concusively the pro-
pricty of the immediate remuneration of the Ter
rilo!y Of Texas 10 this conicderacy-uponth the con-
clusion of which, John S. Lacy, Esq. rose and
offered the following resolution which was unani-
mously adopted. with the exception OF a solitary
WnIG, who voted a.ains. IL:
I,csoircd, unanimously, That this meeting re-
turn their sincere thanlis,o Mr.. VIM. w. Crump
of the city of Richmond, for the able and patriot
ic address which he has delivered before them on
the present occasion.
R,mircd, That the Editors of the Richmond
Enquirer he requested 10 insert The foregoing pro-
ceedings in their paper.
The meeting then adjourned TO meet again at
the next Court
WIN. R. c. DOUGLAS, Chairman.
JouS : Lacy Secretary.
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June IS
T AND IN DINWlDDIE FOR SALE

T AND IN DlNWIDDIE FOR SALE
IL | wish 10 sell valuable Tract Of Land,
STYLED HORSE SHOE, living in the bend Of Not
towav River, and containing seven hundred and
sixty acres. There are on this Farm Granary,
Crib and Negro Houses and in Shor; time
there will he erected an OvcIseer'> House and
Stables.
will also sell Plantation situated on Butter
wood Creek ten miles East OF Dawill's. and
three miles from Lcach's Tavern containing ,006
acres, with ali the houses requisite for the COM
fort and convenience Of gentee family.
Both Of the above Farms are well waiered, and
adapted 10 the growth OF the staple commodities
OF this section of Virginia. Further description
is unnecessary, as il is presumed, that persons
DESTROYS 10 purchase will view the lands
An undispulcd title can be given TO every acre.
TumS.-A credit OF one, two, and three years,
with Bond and approved security; also, Deed
OF Trust, il required. S T. X. RICE
Harrisville Brunswick county, Virginia.
June Is l2-Wtt
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Frve ToEAcco.-A hhj. OF fine manuiac'nr-
inc tobacco w:.s sold Yesterday At Public Ware
home lor twenly-sx dollars ami halt per 100
BIS. the highest price obtained here this season.
The entire crop was sold as follows;
No. /. SO 80; bought by Col. Sam'l 5. Myers.
No. ,. % %; do. BY Mr. jas. Thomas jr.
No. 3. is IS: do. BIZ Col. Sam'I $. Myers.
No. 4, 10 90; do. by Col. SAINT 5, Myers.
This tobacco was made in North Carolina,
and sold by Me>srS. Ludam, Preston 4 Co
(Compiicf Of l2h .Juhc.
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Democratic Mss dieting This .iheraoon, al Sir
O'diock.
The Democratic Republicans of the City Of
Richmond will hold Mass Meeting at tho Old
Baptist Church. on IL Street This Evening, n
6 o'clock precisely Several distinguished MEM
hers Of The Senate and House of Representatives
will address The meeting. The public generally
are invited 10 attend.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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after she had thrown OF The Spanish authority
wl'houtihe remotest danger oil war with Spain,
surely II can now treat with Texas, who ha>
thrown oil the Mexican power, and has been ac-
knowledged for more than seven years free and
sovereign State. This is a long established prin-
c'pe IN The law OF nations, and must remain i'm
mutable, as long as sovereignties endure
ANIInI-S
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POSTSCRIPT.
by Last Evenings Northern Mail

The Alexandria Gazette may spare It's gralu-
to,s advice and inconsidcrale predictions. We
mean to 20 for whether he made
an element in the Presidential election" OF moi
and whateycr be the merits OF lie rejected Trea-
"" The A. Gazette may rue, when II Is too
late. the inconsistent course and shameless coun-
sells Of Hairy of the Weston this very subject.
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Enquirer and other Democratic papers in The
STAFF, friendly H. the Democratic causc-ai:er
which on motion of Charles I'll. Hyde, iIlc meet
tin. adjourned.
CARTER NJ BRAXTON, Chairman.
IouS I.ySgU ,Srrri0fH
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either 10 admu Itros into he Union or To proceed
pcoecatRy and ea'miy to arrange tic trms of
dissolution Of The Union"
Such language is only calculated to defeat the
great object we have in view-"Thc union of the
friends OF Annexation for the sake OF the Union
with Texas"
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NOTICE-Acconiing TO contract, entered into
IN the 81 day of Nav. 1914, between Mes>Is.
ARVlN x HURT, partners of the firm of Ar
viN 4 Hurt, Pleasant Grove, Lunenburg, Vir
sinia. We have not the power at this time TO act
i'll relation 10 the business of said concern. as ex-
pressed in former arrangement, and which is
now Published in The Richmond Enquirer the
said Hurt having purchased the said Arvins in
;ere> III the said concrn according 10 contract -
above RO. H. CRAWLEY,
MAY -, 1914. JAMES NEAL.
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MARRIAGES.

Married at I.ayton S,cnc in the county of
Fauquier on Wednesday, The 9TH of Iunc by the
Rev John Cole, GEORGE HamL1oS, Of Culleper,
TO Miss LAyiyM Y, daughter Of John 3. Down
man, Esq.
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Executors of NJ. Boulware, deceased.
10y THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA
ID A PROCLAMATION Whereas, ii has

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
ID A PROCLAMATlON- Whercas, ii has
been represented TO the Executive, that John Tho
mas, charged with the murder of Edward Wilkins,
late of Preston county, has fed from justice, and is
now going AT large: Now, therefore, |, james Me
Dowell. Governor Of Virginia, do hereby offer re-
ward of fifty dollars TO any person on persons who
will arrest the said fugitive, and deliver him into
the Jail of Preston county And farther require
all officers, civil and military, and request the
people of the Commonwealth generally, 10 use
their best endcavors for his apprehension, that he
may be dealt with according 10 law
Given under ny hand, as Governor, and under
r the lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at
lSh''"l Richmond, this fifteenth day of June, i'll
the year ISL. ia. MCDOWELL.
John Thomas is stoutly made and rather
1e>hy man, about six feet Two inches high, and
about thirty years old-oia dark ruddv complex
ion, with jet black hair and large dark brown or
hazel eyes, nearly black. He is said 10 have
scar on his throat, made by razor.
June Is l2-wlw
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JoHS S. LACY, Secretary.

EXTRACT of a Letter EDm Ncr hcm couatp
"Permit Inc to say 10 YOU, that the nomination
of Mcssrs. Polk and Dala, has been rem cheer
fully acquiesced in bv The Democratic Party Of
New Kent. We intend 10 give good account
of This county in the Fall. New Kent is De-
mocratic county"
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Melting a, Fa' ROek, IN Po'rh0t"n cc'tntg, on Tic

This meeting will be addressed by Ro. G. Scott,
ESQ. and Others who have been invited 10y the
Dem Jcratic Association of the county 10 do So
Our friends generally in The adjoining counties
are requested 10 attend.
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r UDLAM, PRESTON Il co. ToEAcco
IL AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Richmond, Ta-Make liberal advances on con-
s@nments to their address.
lime IL l2-l2t
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CHEAP LAND FOR SALE.-I offer for
~ sale 600 acres of Land, lying near and upon
the line Of Fauquicr and Prince William coun-
ties. On one Tract, containing 400 acres, there
is Dwelling House, with passage and Two
rooms below, &c; large Barn. &c. also, an
other Tenement, intended fora blacksmith or Me
chanic. The soil Of this Tract is generally red,
and susceptible OF easy improvement by the use
of clover and plaster. This Farm lies in sight Of
Brcntsville, the seat Of justice Tor Prince Will
liam, and about three and half miles distant 1t
is estimated that there are about 20 acres OF Wood
Land uponit. The other Tract about three quar-
tiers Of a mile from the larger Tract, contains
about 100 acres, OF which about ten only are
cleared.
will sell this land upon terms, making it a
great bargain. Apply, post paid TO me al War
rcnton, Fauquicr.
r. WALLACE, Tfnsec.
June Is 12-lOl
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HOYT'S OFFICE.-Dtn~ings Of last recl:
IL .Lcesbure Glass NJ:
81 81 IS 10 81 IL 81 4 Go G2 81 10 So
Alexandria. Glass No 1873, Extra:
50 81 81 - - 30 60 80 IS II 81 4 G3.
New Jersey, Glass No 81:
- 73 Is Is - Is % 50 y . 3 IL e. II.
ATononcalia, Class No "a
Gj 10 : III - rs 50 %
Grand Consolidated, Class No .i3:
IL 20 81 Q n | 81 80 - 43 33 10.
Alexandria, Glass No. 81:
II II IL So a. - 80 SO 81 20 81.
As usual at Hoyt's, many prizes sold and paid
last week. For Capitals in Schemes to he found
in another part OF this paper, please send your or
ders To ID. NJ HOYT.
June Is Pit
THAS. WORKMAN, LOTTERY VEN
" DER. RIcHMoNp. VIRGINIA, offers for sale
Tickets in all the Lotteries under the manage
mcnt of AIessrs ]. q. Gregory {; Co, and on the
same terms as advertised By them, BY packages Of
whole, halves and quarters, or per single Ticket.
Orders. in all eases. confidential, and executed
with dispatch, and drawings forwarded as soon
as received.
grSee a short sketch Of some of the rich
Schemes to be drawn at Alexandria soon. viz:
June S-ti-ssou,uuu III U prizes OIL Slu;UuU edcn,
% of 1000, &c-Tickcts $40
June 29th-S3000o, 10000, - of =, 900, &c
Tickets $40.
July 6lh-S25.000, 10000 10 Of 81 600 &c
Tickets so.
July l3th-S30, 600, 10000, 40 Of 81 900, &c
Tickets $40.
July 20h-Si0,00O, 10000 % Of 81 goo, &c
Tickets $40.
July 27th-S3o,00o 10000, 100 Of 81 900, &c
Tickets so.
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81:
II II II 80 Is l3 80 So IS 20 81
s-r Nos. Is II b. Prize Of 5000, sold at
WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
June Ii l.-t
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We. the parties OF said concern do assent To
The above written notice and all those hayin.
claims against the concern, will present them 10
Alfred H. Hurt for settlement; and those in
tiebtcd, will please come forward and make SET
Element, by bond or otherwise, with the said Hur,
as the business is entirely with him.
THOMAS ARVIN,
ALFRED II. HURT.
June Is I2-6t
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Gen c. NJ JACKSON, Montgomery, Ala"

Seen. C. NJ JACKSON, Montgomery, Ala"
Nor was i, Mr. Cassius NJ. Clay OF Kentucky,
who used this polite ejaculation. But that same
ola COON" H. Clay Of Kentucky, as appears by
the following card from Mr.. Gholson, member
of the House Of Representatives from MisSis-
sippi, and published at the time in the Globe;
A CARp.-"Being called on, deem it my duty
to state, that yesterday, in the House of Repre-
sentatives. Immediately after the Speaker Games
X. Polk gave the casting vote on the Mississip-
ri election question, the Hon. Henry Clay, look
ing in the direction of the Speaker, exclaimed
Go Aomc, God damn you! 1ctere yom 6cl0ng"
These epithes were uttered just as the Speaker
gave his vote Mr. Clay was standing near the
Western entrance TO the Hall, and close 10 the
bar Of the House I was standing within five
leet of Mr.. Clay Mr.. CLANCY of Ohio, sitting
in his seat, was so near Mr.. Clay, that he
heard his remark and Immediately committed ii
10 writing Mr. Gallup OF New York was stand
ing near, and heard the same remark very dis
timely IS !. GHOLSON.
Washington, February G, 1885,
It is we'll indeed that the friends Of Mr.. Clay are
ashamed OF such language, and no wonder, that
they are attempting TO shuttle it off from him
even in the face of the cotemporary record. But
there ii stands, monument of his decency and
his taste Does any man believe, if il could be
contradictcd that Mr.. Speaker White would not
have called for some denial from his Amounted
Chiettain ~
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l2--l2t

A COURSE OF POPULAR LECTURES,
II by Rev Prof MArrIrT, 10 be delivered in
Centenary Church
SrnJEcrs.-l. American and French Rcvolu-
tons 2-Glorv Of Mechanism. 3-Ensl>h Ian
guagc boz, or the English Tourist in Anne
rica. 3-Nlan as he should be-
III Lecture will be deivcredon Friday evening
June 2lst, at o'clock. Subject: American and
French cyolulions-CharacterS oi Washington,
Napoleon and Latayetic-Ireland-Thc Flight
Of the National Eagle.
Tickets for the course, 81. Fora single ticker,
25 cents. To be had at the principal Bookstores,
and Of Mr.. Luck, at the Post Office.
June IS l2-,f
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TDUCATlON AT AMELIA SPRINGS
Il There will be School opened by the under
signed, al the above mentioned place, on the 18th
of July next. All the essential branches of
liberal education will lie taught, and pupils will
Counting House. The annual charge for insiruc-
ton in the Grcek and Latin Classics will be so,
and, in the usual English branches, $50
The undersigned beg> To state, that he has had
considerable experience in tuition in England, as
well as in this country, and that he can offer salts
factory references as 10 his efficiency as Teacher.
c. HOGAN.
Amelia Springs, near Jetersville, Virginia.
\. b. Board can be had on moderate terms al
the Springs, and in the neighborhood.
June Is l2-w4w