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Y. IT. .~UIUiIINUR.
SAMUEL. WOODWARD,
j.. ~. WILLIAMS.
ANII-EI Il LII DiIEnS
TIII,, STATES

kESTCcKY.-Th he oiilcialrcuias OF every coun-
t. hut Criicntrn are III, and he rrSah *. Ows-
ley, Wing, 59,3l6 Butler Dem, 81 ~: Wing
majority only 1871 In 1910 tur Governor Let
cher, Wing, $3.50, French, Democrat, 1860
The Democratic vote has increased: since 1910
EEccs MoWwnd. 0ar kaadrcd dnd Urn. Is il moi I,
poor triumph for Henry Clay in his own State
that the Wing Harrison majority of25 ,S1.:' should
now he reduced 10 tie small pi,iance of ,59l-a
Wing loss of u ,219!
NoRTn CARolLSA-Wc hcnor The spiri, that
aninalcs The proud Republicans of the cold
North" The Raleigh Standard is full ai cuih'>i-
aslic si"ns--the illlmgup q! The Electoral Ticket,
appointments for Democratic orators all ever The
State and firm resolve IL 0rcaai.ca ana 10 con
quer Why cannot the Democrats OF This good
old State follow III Tie footsteps 81 their iIIustri-
Gus predecessors" ot lS::.j 1Hca the Wing Go
vernon was elected by o:er 1890 and yet Mr.. Van
Buren, received The vote the State by over , 900
Let il he done again. We feel that il will be done
EXTRACT of ritter 10 lie T;d,torS dotcA
'MaIENGo Co. Ala. Aug. Is
al noticed that the editor oi The Petersburg Intel
ligenccr seems 10 entertain some horcs of Alaba-
ma voting for Clay-as some oil his correspond
ents claim l,r. But ihinl; bv his time he must
bc pretty we'll assured oil the naccuracr OF their
opinions, when Ike strongest Wig holds have
vcl!od Ia The Democrats iou have heard lc;or'
This. that We have carried Sumter Perry Bihh.
two members in Tn.caoo>a, the Senator and one
member in Wilcox. and last. but not las, She
whole delegation from Mobile. LaaSlon The
Editor IF the Advertiser, was beaten badly for the
Senate. We are pretty certain Of giving the hi
pcd b,"nod NJ lie Gran iamiig sa>h a drubbing in
this Stale. as will keep them in their ,!cns for a
century ii least. sec that Inc Editors Of tie
Wing, AMI SYuUr Dtaio, are making awful
threats about the Southern Convcnion;' and
have seen with pleasure the able Rcp3r, of Mr..
Henry, upon The resolutions passed. III their Club
house"
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Democratic Flgi3'nec Committee for Tic City Of

Democratic IIgiigncc Committee for Tic Cay Of
RicimoaG.
The Democratic Committee of Vigilance will
meet at the Hall Of he Shockoe Hill Associa-
ton on Monday evening next 1T s o'clock As
business Of Importance will I've brought before the
Committee ii is hoped there will he a fall attend
ancc. CHAS. Ii. HYDE, Gin.
The following gentlemen compose The Commit
tee Charles II. HYDE, Thomas Richie, Bcrja-
min A. Jacobs, !.arkin w Glazehrook. Daniel
S Mccarthy, Alexander Grant, IT, Allen NJ.
Lyon, Patrick H. starke, Robert G. Scott, Jr.,
Daniel p. Johnson. Benjamin w. Tot,y Vincent
Bargamin, Robert T. Wicker, Charles Workman,
VIM. Fl. Allen, Jacob Myers, Geo. T. sadlcr,
Thomas Richie, Jr.. George L. Betty, John A
Lacy, WIN. Freeman. Bernard O'Neil, Thomas
l.. Beazl-v, Richard O. Haskins, Thomas Per-
ber;on, Micalah Mangum, Robert L. Wigles-
worth, Peter V. Daniel, Jr, Alexander Mott, WIN.
Gay.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

| The following. correspondence, between The Pre-
siden. Of The Sh0ckoc Association ana John ~
her President Of the United States, was laid before
the >hoc,oe Association. at lis regular meeting,
on Wednesday evening last-and oricred lc be
published
RicuMoHD Aug. -, ISL
HS ETcalencp, Join Iyir, Pn*'deM:
Dear Sir-l take grsat pleasure III forwarding
10 you the following Preamble and Resolutions.
You will perceive b. Them that they were unani
mousy adopted, and in transmitting them 10 you,
can assure YOU that have never performed a
more agreeable public duty. cannot refrain
from adding assurances OF my undimini>hcd n"r-
soaal esteem. You have been called Tra'tor.
Traitor 10 1ri0t! MOTTO the Constitution, which,
by Your Net0es, v0u haze 50 SioF:ou>ly dc!'adcd.
and for which this Union must specify yield you
that need Of praise which is dearest 10 the Pa
iriots hcar-Not 10 the party which placed you
in power. for Won oEly acted in accori;nce with
tie principles proclaimed b. General Harrison
in his various speeches AMI letters, III accordance
II Your own uniformly expressed opinions. and
in accordance with lie Proclamation Of ihe Wing
Central Committee of Virginia i'll le;0. No.
Tor none Of these causes. Why llen2 Because
YOU had The moral firmnesS 10 regard the ohga
tons OF The Constitution, and your oath Of Office
IS of more binding force ilian the dictates al Il
party, though announced by the Dictator him
>cli-a pa:iy, who held on! one SET OF principles
10 the people 10 obtain power, ard then wished you
with lc.u, 10 practise another sci, aiicrhaving oh
tanned that power With the full assurance that
The Democratic Party of his City will mite with
You heartily in The glorious cause OF the re-an-
neSaiion of Texas, and all other measures cacu-
c,! 10 promote The best interests OF tine Union and
is pcict,iiiy, remain, with Cfcallc>prci Yours.
&c, CHAS. II. HYDE. President
.S.0cioe mn D.moffdtit association.
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CnAs II. HYDE, President Dem Association
BARBACuE IL CUMBERLAND.

BAKBACtE N co MBEHLAND.
The Democratic associations OF Fork oi VIII
lis, in the county of Cumberland, and Of New
Canton, Ill tho county OF buckingham, will give
Il Barhacuc at i!udgias' Old Tavern, in Cumhcr-
land, about six miles from Columbia, and about
seven from New Canton, on Thursday, the 10Th
OF September ncxt. Several of The ab!esI OF the
Democratic orators have been invirc,; 10 address
the PEOPLE on lhat occasion. The Democrats &C.
n.raly ar. invited 10 attend
Mayo b. Darlington, Leonard ID. Spears
Leonard Daniel, Robert Siralion.
Robert II. Mayo, Richard |. Moscley.
O"crton r. Peu!t, Joseph FUGna,
Miliiam I.titch Edwin i. IAleY.
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Ckccrjuc Ncms from North T;atyn Tircin;a
The Rchmonl Wing is lrn:npinS up scraps Of
correspondence, (perEiaps Orator >hinn is one Of
tic commnniclnis,) 10 produce the impre. sion,
that Clay is gaining ground iii some Of The
Noilh Western counties. This son Of came was
carried on last Sprin@, and il then !i!cd-and il
will fail again in November. AllonI correspond
cacc is directly in the teeth vi these pretended
rcyelationS-and the Wheeling Argus of s;a,u,-
day last contains the proceedings Of the Evans
vile Mass Meeting, Thomas AcGcc President.
which, among other Resolutions adopted the fol-
lowing:
"R,mlrcd, Tia, il is the deliberate opinion Of
this meeting, that Nmth lIcs,cra Frsina car.
and will. give a muca iar@r Democratic asoisr,,y
ia NorcAaIcf net, HoR 81, dM IN NorcaiJel lSl6.
"Rs,rca. Th.tihe Chairman OF this meeting
appoint twenty persons IN addition Ia those an
pointed al a recent meeting held in kingwool. AS
Committee OF Vigilance for the purpose of dis
>cmina,nsihe irue principle. Il the Democratic
Party ainonslhc people of this election precinct
and of counleractng any Unfair ncars ha NAV
he made nse of b" uropponenis in the approach
ing Presidential Election"
IT The following article, which is copied from
the Clalksturg Scion OF Democracy of he eth
received hy last evenings mail, does no, luol, y.rg
much like great change against us in The North
West!
'.rhc followin. gentlemen have haals, u> their
names requesting us 10 Stale. thai they voted for
Gcnera! Harrison. and did all they could To secure
.hi> election, but they have become satisfied OF the
huluwncsS of Wing promises and they intend 10
vote for Polk and Dallas in November
" IT, :SURGiiN0R.
SAMUEL. WOODWARD,
L. n. WILLIAMS
SAMUEL. Il. FLOWERS
"DANID WOODWARD has also authorized
us 10 state, that he was 50 hewildcred with Wing
promises in 1870 and heard 81 many stories about
Van Buren, that he did MOI vote a; ALL hut that
they will not cheat him out OF his vote this Time
Polk and Dallas will gel it,
"TIlDS. :. REEDils, Wing OF long stand
ing in this county, has authorized us 10 say, that
he can never vote for Clay-hiS :,O,0O0,G00 Ma
toaa Bank won't do Tor him.
"SAMUEI. j. MlNTER, who voted lor IIGr-
ri>on in 10, will vote Tor Polk and Dallas III No
vcmhcr.
"This is but the bcsnnng-wc have conyer,cd
with ohcr, who have chan.cti--hat will not con
sen, 10 the publishing oil tllcir names, Many
Others We have heard Of and We will publish their
names whenever authorized"
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TO cot ETHI MCRCHh NTS s OTHERS.
ran - FPLl or BOOI,$. SHOES. e..
E,a TIE .n'..''b'F aa- just iccri.,d, per s.hnnn-
-nrriy Il ROOTS, -aOES, &c. all If vL:,l,
have h,cu '.-,s sclettrd espfes. for hi. market
and upfn thc 'ros a!vin' ge,n- fr,m< rs ,,ocS VIII
he more rstf>ve ms season than been here tolue
~ every 81 r. VII le made. SeCuie that custom
"hrh mas bs cnnsiGrie1 dc.ifflio JutuGcfa custom.
rf> Goods VIII be o;it red low. aGd liberal discount
NAL" for ca-h His Stock hand consists Of the To-.
lowing. ~ part:
Mn's Cast Saved Boots. I,t ai 81 and It'll qualities
Mp sc'.ed ami petscd Boots
zeal or Grain Boots
ent qualities 's"''' y "''''''
MtL'' lined and bound sewrd and pcer. |. Kin and
CAT E'o.ans, different qualities
Mems fine Calf Poores, ii f.ren; qualities
Bow iineG and bound and coarse Bf0cans different
qualities
chidfen's sewed aud pegeed Boottes, Of different
qualities "
Ladies' Leather Wells, sewed and pecgcd
Boots, -
Seal and frcnch Morocco Walkin. Shoes.
ssw-d and pecc.d
Ladies' French Morocco and kid Slippers, ,ewed and
peggrd 1855
Lad es' French Morocco T2uskins Scwed and perred
Misses Leather, French Morocco ana Seal Shoes,
srwtd and peccrt -
Misses French Morocco and Kid Slippers s-wed and
prssrd
Together with many kinds not here enumerated
m,T,han's, 'arn"r-, aud others wishing Ia purchase
c""i, III The above line, Will iind il to their advantage
10 call ana cNan'inr.
J. T.. WATKINS, Ne. ~, Main street.
RS. An additional surrly OF Travelling Trunks on
hnrd. whic vii he offered low.
Aur 10
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Of conrsc, Robert G.. Scott was terribly excel
hauled in Cumberland bv J. K. Irving, as The
Wing says. We have not yet heard Tie other
siGc--but we wager our reputation. that Mr.
Scott, armed rs We know him Ia tc. with SO many
powerful weapons and Bringing inlo play that
defective" eloqucncc in which The Wing delights
on this occasion, as Gurin" Tie whole canvass
won new laurcls from The sircn%-mindcd people
of Cumberland. We hope soon 10 give sketch
If tho discussion
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The Wing of "Wednesday says: "The Editors
oil the Enquirer desire 10 wear hat at our cx-
pcnse bel upon the election in Virginia. Agreed
We, like them, disapprove OF betting on elections
but we must, for this Time, put our conscienccs
in our pocket Weacccrt The bet, not in !; gam
bling spirit. hut as an earnest ot our convictions"
&c. The Wing, then in the face OF our declara-
ton Of the dav before, in reference To the hat
that we meant ito make no other wager upon the
election has the tber0tfu 10 offer us a bet of
sui, Of clothes that Mr. Polk will not get by one
third the Electoral votes claimed for him in the
Enquirer of Thursday (l9o)-ard notwithstand-
ing that paper asserts that ii ',Iocs not know
single State Mr. Polk will receive except South
Carolina" it has the further libcrailty 10 propose
us bet that MIR. Polk will not receive l2T cleo
toral voies.-a number only lacking l of the
number (l3S) required 10 elect him. Well, as
liberal as this is we will for once suspend our
determination ITO make no ether wager upon the
election and promptly accept The bet Of 80
dollar suit of clothes that Mr.. Polk mH &C, two
thirds of 100 electoral votes We also acccp, The
Wings offer OF .anoher hat ON Ohio-and ano-
Their hat that the Wing -iH he more than 2,09a
out in the following calculations in Wednesdays
paper
''Kentucky will vote for Mr. Clay by 5000
Tennessee by 5000, North Carolina hv 9,000
Indiana by 10000. Georgia by 1000. Keep this
paper AMI see how near we come 10 the mark
We will bet another hat that we are not 2,0oo
ont in the case of either Stale
We shall follow the advice of The Wing and
''sce how near ii comes 20 the mark" But, in
future we must be allowed 10 stick 10 our original
determination, and make no other wagers upon
the election
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E.yifnct IF" icHcf fran

E7fHrt n" fdt@' ffGm
"KnG < urrE. Co. Va, Az. IL
Changes in our favor arc sill taking place
and not one against rs Stree HE Baltimore no
lninalion. We shall give from - 10 io0 MAJOR
y, whereas we had hn tHenly-six in The SPRING
1.-THE above cheering intelligence is from a
safe and discreet gentleman. and may IT, .;apli-
ci;ly relied on. There is no quiz abou! his.
Enquirer.
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Ishc Wing sure lha, it was not publishing
"hoax." when on Wednesday il gave publicity
10 the letter from Charleston; in which The writer
charges upon The Democracy q dcep-aidscheme
secretly 10 dissolve these States" and that "Irg,
MA is 10 breed or hatch this infamous Seciion!"-
In the name OF the Democracy 81 The Old Domin-
ion we repcl with Indignation the foul csargc
which, upon the confession of the writer Is only
a matter ofinfercnoc. II is ola piece with he Old
humbug cry of "disunion, which has just cXpo-
del and of which the Wings have become
ashamed
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- hNps'S sAE:APialI.LA.--i" promote the hpa m
~ al the body aud increase The TRANQUILITY Of .L-
nnJ, hic a.une the most important n! rCIs ~ viii,
miH veS, AMI Ter whit Tie ant auliy .Lurrd
WIN incrsSini and unr' uniting toll. Tie constitution
heH study, uidcr 10 discover The =, III al a..
eviar The GionIns spirits, 10 spire roni!c ce Ia t,
desrGudIng mind, aud ciSc The sorluwed heart an lie
AMI arguments # iIsi- philosophy ana powers al
reason were tn.nrd. Among the varied branches ct
worldly lea:piHg there lie ,gus in l nrrsucs
10 tit ra;"e An or the soul IN diseased ,.cly may
he apiy compared To the martyr in hlI Dungeon winch
re,a ~ real value rnt ha. 'ct 1t, usefulness aany
lGo. discasrs have their otl9n an imIlf. on iJ
OvtrlShtj STATE 81 The blood, and this r.. ~ Had So
gsnsris, extending 10 the IHnst mnptr manufacturers If
the system, the subtle poison il infused. aud tie
ing sown, Lrnes fith III III abundance: III one in
causing swtling ci tie LANDS 1, iii,,u, N
Scrola a. hinG's Lv-n another o-si, :; q OF me ar
tcr'c5 rnH. them into huLc; also r.ui,iis m aui
diseases Of tie hear, cninaaS cr1p"ns, dis.ns-s az
the liver, and variety &C % her nialadIcs which -uou
hurry thrir victim Ia rs S.Hd>s SGrsGp5, ti! a
pur IS veg tshlr medminr, hch Is The result ~ wears
al atur and chemical research, - brinsn. II Ia 4. ri--
sent state of pcr-ci"n will arrest and II timely admit
Isrred, perfectly hese d;srgsee, BY purifying IN.
wal huiG rcgrnrraiing thr constitution dspci ing d.
eassi acton, gyrg tCLc la the general enIrgits If o
system. sud cnabiin. the hood 10 itc-ir and
bringing with Il health ann renewed v.or A, 10.
Picn!S iises um i.is a. hes o IT, fire rp-aninai"d vh
lie d'r This medicine so,air the wi, T..
system enaindng It's expiring energies and oyricoias
disease.
81 For particulars, see advertisements In HIS and
nt!'r p1l'rrs.
Prepared and sold whulrs sic and retail and for sy
pnriiiIun. ky 4 u SANDS q 90, Druggist. ard lh.
mlsis, GRANITE Bui.Gnrs. NJ. ~ roadway, corn, 81
thamhcrs htr-.t, New York. Sold, a.su hy iTFE
nl'NAl. 4 10. Agents ;ian street. Riclinubd Va.
Prie.-Sir er hottie. ar six hottie, fnr 81 huy. 30
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aa-s----ssz 4s-s=-HsHs--s
Nfenft,aI INsn.I,i,I,.

e.
THE next session Of the Medical Institute will
4 menc- the first OF the ensuing November, and
continue ten m.nhs III this In Tuition all the branch
e. OF a compete Medical EGnca,an are taught. E.pe-
ca attention given 10 the practical dc paI,cnts such
ne Su gerry and tn. Praftice of Mcdion. By Gases and
clinical illustrations; Chemistry by experiments, aud
Anatomy by dssectons. An abundant supa.y Of the
matt RAP for the study of practical Anatomy, can al
ways lie Ind durin. :is proper season.
in thl; Institute will en,te students come
fnru ard Tor graduation, after attending one full course in
the W.hu gnn University a. Baltimore one Of the best
Medical schools in the ULiCn
The tee r ':l course i'll he one hundred dollars
payable IN adyanre. Any number Of students wishing
10 Join Ibis institute, can he accommodated With board
&C. in toe's aud IN private families moderate terms,
&c in It's immediate vicinity.
the institute is located within half mile Of Prince
Edward Conti hou4e, a n,e nf IaInp!en Sidney Col.
lecc a:d six ;n,s i;oin Faimve; and in y IT ahbor-
uud long d: tineushed for lis heaihness Intelligence
ana noIaiiiv.
JOHN r. METTAUER. A NJ. ND,
FRANCIS J. METrAuER, ia, A. ~. ~. d.
Prince Edward {. H., Aug 80, lsi4 33-wllD
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e. Many of or Editorials are again omitted
But it is idle to complain. No murnnrs can
expand ouf columns, or give IL verge enough
iuf orr i:.hul<.
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WasulxGTox. Aug. -. 1871.

w aS.IlSGTuN. tiue. 4. lNii.
Dear Sir: | have been prevented by an al
tack of sickness, whic. has confined ne 10 my
room for some days, and from which am but
now recovering. from acknowledging The receipt
OF yoEr friendly letter Is President Of The Shockoe
Hill Democratic Association transmitting GER
tain resolutions adopted by The Association at
their meeting on the 3i>. inst. | beg Won Ia hc
assured thai am neither inscnSible Ia tie value
ol year good opinion nor the warm expressions
Of approval contained in the resolutions. ] will
bc permitted to say, hat ii in my course Of con-
duet i'll the administration of public affairs. or in
the tact OF IN; having Withdrawn nv name from
TIC list of Presidential candidates | shall have
contributed in any degree, however limited, 10 he
security and Repatriation of those great pr!nci-
pies OF constitutional l.;hcr.y. for lhc advocacy
Of which Virginia has, through the greater part
oi her history been distinguished, / shall esteem
myself most happy
yieli 10 no one in jealous advocacy Of the pure
and sound PRINCIPLES of The Republican parry, or
in an earnest desire 10 see them successfully main
tanned. In a cause - closely identified with The
preservation Of Tree Government, sincerely wish
10 ali lis co-workers, Gol-sreed.
pray you 10 make M best acknowledgements
To lilr 4 Ssociaion and accept lof yourself assu
RANGES OF my high respect.
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We advise &C. p" in Wednesdays Viii" to
pr0ci,rc little more The professions of truth and
canGor. In charging us with being an enemy OF
the Union" he ultcrs what he knows 10 lie without
the least foundation. Had we time or that ANY
considerable or respectable portion" Of The con-
munily required such evidence, We would show
from our files for years back, that no one has
been more devoted and Jealous friend To the
Union than ourselves. Hut, it would lie wasting
argument 10 attempt 10 convince snch discncc-
nnnllS minds AZ &C. -
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For SALE

"a. Tie Place in The ntishborllond az Gum
-.s.h spring III The c"nn'y of Goocbland known
'---s-eaS ''brrmwrght's Nursrry," ~ miles #, m
kIchin"n", Gu the -Chopt Road containing o5
acres, late The properly ri Richard Nicholas now In he
occupant! of It.l-erry :. Pslmoic. There !. on Tie
land comfortable dwelling, with nsiiai ,t .cu.,i
4 farm. eo"i store uu-e, Intr rreU t,: by
f"ihrs & ianntij9e,l and az excellent of wl..
FtT terms. Gppy 10 .>ifCsSIi@ w Miller r.o NJ In.
''rr@'s cf'ire OF Gonch and 10 John 1homp.on Jr
EI, al Gonh and Cont oIse; " In IL, sub.cr,scrs
IN Richmond THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS
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The Wing misrcpresen.s John w. Jones
course in Hanover Ii was far lom his assign
or wish 10 consume The whole day, or 10 pre-
vent reply bv a Wing speaker--and it was
not until he had been speaking for Il long time,
that he was informed that the Wings wished Ia
have him answered. That he consumed 80 much
time, the Wings must blame Mom~'rrS--as they
lid not, until late, make any proposition 10 him
for discussion. From all that We have heard, ii
would have been Tar better ilr The Wing Eicc:or OF
this District, hac Mr.. !. consumed the rt"ic day.
We understand that Mr.. J. pinned him hand
somcly.
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DOSTP0NEMENT ~ he Trust sale advt isch in the
Enquire Will br postponed from The si OF Srptrn
her Ia Trsday. the st Gap of October, and tubtinuc
finm day 10 day, unui 'i.red.
EDWIN UPSIAE.
Au.. ~ ,lJ-U.iy
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W Hill NASI' Eb MALL x FEMALE SEMINARY.
mn. Salo attic term -f III. Stminl,y consists Of ten
session lePns the 1T day uf DtlihC. TN. end, on -
las. lag ri Ftrii, the -rroGd h. on The ~ duy c
March, and ends ON the last day &C Iay.
The course %: Ia 'trGciOn cnJ,ace- the several branch
OF riin English E.iTca,Ivn i.ic creek and nj n
angIa go, Eli tocc tompus ion. Logic l.iiics Men.
tai PHILOSOPHY. Chemistry, Nainra Philosophy aud Ma
thrnIa.cs incnding hg,hra, Geometry, TIisonnnrtry
Mrn,irati"r survey ins, and the Integral and D
tia Caci.u..
Music, Drawing and Painting will also be- Taught II
desired.
The vrinep. TEXT poots are Krkham,s Err,t.b
Grammsr, Mi'cli's Geography an1 Aila piyic- Ari..
m.'c TIL most apEcsr' 'iu"Hs Of the C!as ic. HAIRS
hhcpsic, farkc,'s fo.:r. ~ ey's Mataj !lin.apl,
Br WINS Lectures m Nv: Ia Philosophy SMITH. t.-
misty ,'n'-icli's sch"f fh.oSoahy, Days Aeycm.
Davies Is-scn':'c ;>nrv1i ing aud Calculus
Iuiuos-F" al oT any Of the plain English pran,h-
For Greek Latin, aud The Sciences, or any
of Them, so
T,'iiion, 'rxcca: Tor Mcsic Drawing and Painting.
w,h VII b. separate cLars- can ia Eu t.c exceed
Sjn term Tine halt III the Tuon must bee pad an al.
rante, and the ohtf lalt nj The BEGINNING oi lie second
session
Boa,d. employing iha, term in ia mos, cSirp,ir,
SENSE wi he iurnisdrd for $40 n term one hat. 1t
~c. isi ir j ~ Gdrascr at tie other half A, t,,
bt ginning % IA, Second Session
Inc sth.cfI1rr tas mad. a. Arrangement w!ih Mr. l.
q. S"u;:iN Ia board hmse { and Pr .lI. Tie PnulS
boarding WIZ Nr. Souilai. VIII BE, al timrs under
tie corEoI ~ he i1scr.rF and w. have the -i:c:.sf
aucnt'oI pih I" ' r,incaii"n ,nuials aHd lanncf-
81 Em,sltr. wl be- cha c-d 4! Rotrd, and rupI,
wr Tuition. from til: ti;nr hGh They become sn IT,
&" The end ut III Tr's, unless Withdrawn by the CON.
sent of tie srhsrrLrr.
The Books used III this Seminary can lie purchased n
this place. e.. ]. ID. PRYOR
Williamsburg, Angus; 30, ls3i
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RICHMOND MARKETS.;

Tomcoo--N'e mote TO charge i'll prices and
therefore, con!iaic our quotations. LuSs S;lia
80, common leaf 2.a3: middlins SAL. good
"icnming qualities Ga7; fine manufacturing sells
from %2 10 %.
FLoca-Canal s;lfe;:inc 81 on the bank; 81
from sic:c.
WuEAr-G5aS5 cents per bushel fur single loads
and parcels, and 80 cents for superior crops, on
time,
CoRx-3ja35 cents per bliShcl
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coXSirS.

Robert Walsh, Of Pennsylvania, Tor the City
Of Paris.
Alexander Tod, for Alexandria, in Egypt, in
the place OF John Gliddon, decd.
Robert L, Mcintosh, Tor the port Of Luiowchou,
in China
John p. Williams, OF .,iassaclrsc,,S fer tie
Auckland Islands in the Pacific Gcran, in lien OF
his appointment ioi The Ia OF ISLANDS, in New
Xcalani revoked