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..opru CAROLINA DRESSED FLOORING.
oNr HUNDRED THOUSAND FEET North
Carolina dressed flooring, prime quality, just

h Carolina dressed HouFIIIg, PrIHIs quuIty, Jus'
S..r,d and for sale, by
r''''N' JAMES GREEN, Alexandria,
|, las for rent a commodious Westinghouse,
E ,be corner of C and 10Th streets, containing
~ o,rIors, with slidirg doors dining room and
,.Lsn on the lower Roor, and six chambers on the
aI aoor Inquire Of Z. Green, corner Of llth street
IA Pennsylvania avenue, or Of
i'u '''''' JAMES GREEN, Alexandria
Dec. Ice
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], C. CALHOUN
r. PAKENAAM.

On the 26th of August, 1874, the second confer
cnce held between the respective penipotentia.
res, at the office Of the Secretary of State.
tanning a proposal for adjusting the conflicting
claims of the two countries. The American plenipo-
tertiary declined the proposal. Some remarks fol-
lowed in reference to the claims Of the two com.
tries to the territory when in became apparent that
more full understanding of their respective views
in reference to them necessary at this stage in
order to facilitate future proceedings. II accord
ingIy agreed that written statements containing their
views should be presented before any further at
tempt should be made to adjust them
II was also agreed that the American plenpoten-
tary should present abatement at the next confer
ence; and that he should inform the British pie nj
potentary when he was prepared to hold il.
]. c. CALHOUN,
+.,.. r. PAKENHAM.
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WASHINGTON NIGHT,
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
s. u. MURRAY.

This work has been issued at this office and
embraces ALL the laws Of a general character
passed By tie last General Assembly, and di.
rected 10 be published in the revised code pub
Iished under TIC authority of the State, also
al laws of a general nciure which we're not
revised o repealed, ard have been continued
in force. These laws have been published un-
der the authority Of an act passed by the last
General assembly. Ia copy of which, with the
certificate Of the Secretary of State that the
laws has been complied with, is inserted by
which it is made evidence in courts, and given
the same effect as III. laws published hy 'he
State. In addition to the laws. this woIh con-
tains notes Of reference to decisions oIi..- Su'
preme Court, and reference 10 alterations made
! from the former acts By lLo -evisod .odc.
There is also appended a full Sc; o. forms,
embracing ferns and Instructions for wits,
process, deeds, walls, notes, leases, indentures
and nearly every instrument WHICH is required
in the practice o: ary ii .r-, or the business
ofsny person. The whole is accompanied by
a complete aid eonpendi ons inder, much more
full aud perspicaoas than that in the revised
laws Of 1885
H-enta will in a few DAYS visit the %variou.
sections oc The State, and viii be prepared t,
supply the demand, either BY Wholesale or re
tail.
Price OF single copy. 60.
CuiNGEES & KNAPP.
ST. Lou july eth 1916.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
re c:s. 70
1890 a. - - 49, - -

peY order Of the County Court Of Pike
~ County, the undersigned Admins
tr..or cf tie estate Of John II. Er;mh!e,
decd, viii sci before the court house
deer in Dywliue-Grena,o G tie 1t day
CT The rext Noycu.A>r term ot Re
County Cou.', on a credit Of u months,
tn following real estate 20 vii: t'tr IN
divided half vF Tie J. - y = = sect.
Of. So < Il W, containing ~ sixty
one hurlrcith acres. the u;dyided IL
Sc Ii sec. = T 81 y r l W, contain
ius 100 acres. the undivided half f. tr,.
> sec. 50 TJ4 n Z W, c~oniaicirg
lO2 ID ceres more or leSS-the undivi-
drd half y L SW ! sec 35 81 n Z /
", containing 40 acrer-alSo the Undl-
yided hall Of a certain tract Of land w.
ing on lille Calumet Creek, bounded as
follows. VIZ: beginning al the or. sec.
corner on the Last and West line be-
tween SectS. = and u. in T 53 n r |
". and running thence \ 30 poles to a
Alake in ,he edge of the County Road,
leading rom Clarksville 10 Louisiana,
,hcnceS 81, West II poles TO a post on
The bank of little Calumet Creek. thence
South 4 T. 20 poles y links 10 . hicko-
~ 70 inches in d;a. thence due l. with
said section line IS poles to beginning.
50 much Of SAID Land Will be sold as
will pay the debts against said deceased
The purchaser will be required 10 give
good personal security for the payment
81 the purchase money.
\. J.TRIAIBLE, Admir-.
Oclober lth, 1915. 4w34.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
FINAL SETTLEMENT.


NOTICE i Arrelv @i.en, to al cred
y i,or,. and Ill others intcre>,et il
tic estate Of the fyc wards o. the un-
designed gIa.dian, w: James r. Rus
sell, Hartman J. Russell, John ?. Rus
sell. and Mary J. Cianton, (late Mary
J. Russell, and Susan !. loindcNtcr,
(la1c Su,an a. Russell. heir, nov u
wears Of age, Of Rcbcr; Ru>seii decd.
that the undersigned will apply al the
next August term Of the Montgomery
county court Missouri, for a f..i settle
meut Q: her guardianship with said
ward-. BRIDGET RUSSELL.
Guardian.
Man l7ili. l8i5. fHlJ.
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TILE subscriber hes in cGcrse Of
"4L':ca Ion ard will issue from
tie press n the course o! the sum-
mer. the '3l'owirg work, entitled
i;ls,oa.:j"stjCe being a compendium
Of tie lazy relating 10 the powers and
JL',es =: jDst'ces OF the peace. exec
utors, administrators. guardians. N
stables aad c"ronars, in the State OF
Missouri. (adaptsd To .!!.e ,cvisrd law
oi l3I5)"Hirh forms and precsdents
. irT C~ttorneys, Justices OF the peace.
conslables, ect., eel; deeds mort
cages, agreements, bills Of sale. leas-
es, powers Of attorney, ect. C ect.
IS John NJ Hrum, Judge Of the eighth
judicial circuit Of Missouri, St. Lou
is, Mo.
The work is designed to furnish o
practical and ready assistant TO justi-
ces of the peace, executors, admin
istrators, constahles, ect., ect.. in the
exercise Of their respective offices.
IL is well known TO every n at
all acquainted with judicial proceed
that certain rules OF law. ard
forme ofproceedingsar are Indispensable
guards, established for the security OF
property and protection of personal
rights. And this work has been pre-
pared with a view OF facilitating the
proceedings and business eatrusted
to those officers so as to enable them
to understand and administer the
law according to the rules recogniz'
ed in our courts. The practica! ad.
vantage of such works are too obvi-
GUS to need recommendation, especi-
silly az each subject has been treated
with direct reference to the recen,
revised laws OF the Stale Of Nilsson.
ri.
The forms and pr~ecedents are de
signed as a plain and easy guide to
the man OF business as well as 10 The
Justices of the peace, and other Off
GERS. In short, every citizen VII.
find the work a most valuable assis.
tant in all the business affairs Of lie.
In It's preparation. tie author has
studied bravily ard simplicity. and
hi subjects ate i:!uSI2t"d in q style
both ~agreeaLie and comprehensive.
A FISHER,
Publisher.
ST. L.ou:s April 10, 1915. e8.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
Electors

GDAESeI@H'G gO1D
HAVE %a,.oeia,ed Themselves in tho
Gs practice Of their profession. Qs,rr
next door west OF the Democratic Banner
Office.
\. e.. They will keep constantly or
hand, a fresh SIMPLY ofmedioinr for tie 80
comidation of those who mag give u Cur =
call.
Bowling Green, May the 81, l-t'.
oia-f3
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TIE Leoi~" rrper cr"r PaJ!t>1ea
az Amcrica
DEMOCRATiC EXiOITCR.
UNITE STATES JOURNAL FoR "
COUNTRY.
We :ss,e To IL; the first number
- the Be-. e,;.e- nf the II Hocrdt!c
T., ggsj or. mi; ri'ca St"tes Journal
for tie cuatrE. ~hirh "e consider
:Er ciseHfr,t ;.'=ca;'un ever offered
- '.e ~pafrana2e 81 the american
pubic. 1t vii Ie published weekly.
instead Of sem monthly 90 here:n-
tnre while nder The charge OF Mr..
Kendall. aud although it "Ill contain
mere tian double ti:c amount Of MAJ
Ter, there will be 30 Increase ot the
u! sc.piion price. Tie rev pub
fishers propose 10 furnish their sub
scriheIs with = volume Of
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sNSep G0Usss.
Cheap : CASH!

Ri. REY NO3DS, is nov .cccilin. and
orcnimg i wei, selected a-sorimo1: Of Dry
Goods, s. Groceries. Il b.. Old stand III
E.Ev'i"c-rrc', wLirh he will se'! vesy ,ow
f"r CO 3, 81 suitable proooce. Having pur-
chased o., Stock for PAY DOWE, he is
cuatin .. .,,i cheaper than goods havs ever
be-. .s.r! D. ~ Place. lie kindly in.
v..., &. or ,H-J"luoc. and the public 10
Use .r.u z CO.; r-r.rr,H; tho ui1hIc penny
20 the slow ~ rcrcr, The tash or pay
dawn sys!ru ~ be adopted v.,bont dis
iiG.s..n "f pecan.
NJ ii, = -. %
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
TALlS4HTSTR-
nODk LOST
BERNARD. Master.

nODk IIUNTl
THE first volume Of my "Co,rcsron-
p dcnce, Memoirs SC, of Prc~idei
Jefferson" has been lr7n,l .u, TO som,
one or mislayel. Any information con-
corning it, will be ihsnkfni'r rece ed.
aS the !oss If it will greatly derrs;' f.or,
the value Of the set
4. Fl. e. CkNET.
Bowiiag-Gree,, Jure -. 49,.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
FOR sAsE,

IA BNt tho town of F.aniford, Fikc
fa:sAAA County, No. very handsome
Ei:Es3fa family residence, franc building
s.sgsSMi two rooms and a kitchen, a large
garden well enclosed with a good substantial
plank fence, and in good cultivation. Ono f
tho rooms has shelving ard counters in it. and
is well calculated Cor selling Dry Goods, Of
Groceries. There are two entire lots Of rrount
of the common s,1s of town lots also = lie
yer cling well Of water, price will be low
and terms accommod 4ting.
Also one single lot Of ground adjoining the
above, with . good log house. occupied as
dwelling, stable. corn crib. and = good garden
There is also . email room on this lot which
would answer vol to sell Groceries in-Price
andterms as above. For further particulars
call on the subscriber in frankFord. Pike co.
Mo JOHN LALLY.
Frsndford Mo-, Aug. 9Th. Ie45. 27--tf
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
C:SEc:Cc:c%.

The Undersigned feeling thankful for The
rsi haze 81 patronage receive! By tie
'Ff" hrtn, would cay to 'he public tint lac
attends keeping at all times fresh stock OF
sca-vnahle m'r~h~Hdi-e. which will sell vi
'ue rsvs. Low PRICES for C,sU OF PIonuCf
W. LUCE.
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CANTERBURY FOR SALE.

OFFER private s,I. this beautiful and well known
L FARM, containing 60 acres, lying Immediately IN
Mauapony river. two miles above NalkcrtDn, Kin. /
Quern county. Few situations combine more advanta-
grs anil attractions than THIS 7arc, and Cannot be
passed a, to beauty ii prospect IN the lower country,
having a commanding mp and down the rvrr.-
There on il of waste land, is rntrei.
level! and al present in rapid state of Improvement,
married.
The improve good, consisting OF very
Portable brick dwelling house two large harms with n
SPOUT Cor delivering grain. superior stationary tIes
in machine, and all other necessary ut-hnuses. Ttfrc
is also II valuable and ent LILLE Iist Mill.
which fails IN the sreil,s; drought. In iut,
deem II quite unnecessary giTe further descri pton
ofthis farm, for any person DESTROYS OF pnrchasin2 has
bui 10 10 admire.
Aug eG-cA RIO. T. GWATilMGY
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ssichsslond law School,

INIit. term oil This Institution commences In
i The 18th Of October, and terminates on tie
18th Of March following.
There are Two Courses of Lax in tie school.
The General or Elementary course embracing oul.
lines OF N. Law OF Nature AMI Na,ions-CivI
Polify, with particular views Of the Cons,;tuliol,
Of Virginia and Of Tie United S,ats-and he
Principles Of he Municipal Law of Virginia
with The subjects Of Pleading .,ci Evidence
and the Practical or Professions! caut,e an.
bracing th- Principles OF The Mun,cipa. a~ !.
Virginia, in connection with Tie various l,ug,
OF action in use; together with The points Of Plea
ing and Evidence applicable 10 them respective
Iy-and other matrrs-a' some length.
And ;heIe is also Course .. Rhetoric, en-
bfacing the principles OF The art. more parcula:
Is as applicable 10 argument and discussion aux
bar.
There are Lectures, Readings. REGULATIONS, Ey
aminaiions, and Exercises Of different kim, ior
the students, in all tie courses.
The fee lor instruction i SO for the term i;
either Of the courses Of Law, or $50 for bolt 4
them (or paris Of tEem) together; and 80 iot,s
Course Of Rhetor;c-payah!e in advance.
Jnly 22-ct Oct - WM. MAXWELL.
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TO l}iIIl,DERS

GARRPENTEI,S and BUILDERS can no
" be supplied by rs with all descriptions
Building Materials, al wholesale prices III or
10 reduce our very heavy stock
Carpenters Knobs ana Nonice Locks q
I.aciies.
Clalk's namow and broad Bells
Clark's and common Axle and Frame Pull
Sash Cord, Srrigs and finishing Nails
Sizzling Door Trimmings.
Bolts, Sash Weights, Window Cat,hc. g.
&c TIlOS. K CHAS. ELLIS,
Aug. 20-lm l0G Main ;;
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F'rescaai for sale

AT PUBLIC A U e L . y.
THIS desirable Estlre Che Estate Of The late judge
Ra.hoir} vii hr offered fnr safe III pubic a'c;inn.
IN The prriisr- on MONDAY, the 9Th al October ntM,
rflr If MT The ne fair day As his E;ae has hrrn
an. advertised il l. decmrd unnecessary Ia G,-ctSr
il here Term. Of sale heretofore sidrd-tlai y,
abost ar sc 600 will BE- required ~ first payment
the fr,,,,nLr, in ono twn anu three Years, without IN
trr-.,. Bonds, with approved security, aud deed o.:
iu.i On the property, viii be required fr lle deferred
payments. The purchaser may v nc should WISH ~
fcsn in his hands most ii, the deferred payments FOR
Of yenrs or dnrias my life by punrinay payin.
the rter,s thereon aiy will >how ihr funi, sc
and he d,v NJ safe FRANCES 4. BARBOUR.
FI.,snIi n1anrr ca, Va, Aug. 2G--ctds
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aasIsEsys Nssl;I

THOMAS z CHARLES FL. IS aye y
i recei.ns very large assortment Of 10
ware AID SadiIety per ships Virginia and Tia
away, direct from England. They solicit l'r
lcniinn OF country merchants, and all Others u
are desroas Of buying al ieasonahie price,
al such they are determined 10 sell. 'int" =
are good and well selected. Taey pledge lhs.
selves 10 sell as low as any OF the importing ~
>es Of responsibility al The North.
No. lG6, Ihin .&l.d,
Aug. 20-lm Double Granite ! rom
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China HALL.
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, Gil

FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWAEE
DY The .lps MontezuIna and Adirondack via New
ID York and the virginia. at Gig Point from Liver
% the subscriber received The larger PARTON 81 hs
fail supplies; and by the ship iiaikaway, from livefmol
lay cSurct-, nj iy Paint he will receive The remain
Ter ~ his stock of China and farihenwae, drt. ir"n
the mafac tories conss'in. .! ne" shapes and patterns
Ry the regular packets from Boston be ~ IN receipt 81
lis supplies % tiasS u;n the mlnni clo'ies, a"d Is pc
ared In offer very LARGE aud desirable assohnrHt "i
.pprrIpr Goods In ms line
rountry Merchants and ~ others. are R1rin.afly IN
wed 10 examine has goods; and prices n srnn. INDUCE
hrniI will he Offered 10 iIo-. who buy Tor cash ana Ia
piuctuai customer.
very large assortment Of Lamps, i"nk ng ''ia'-r3
Snrr Ware, &C., &c on hand -
HIGH A. WATT.
Aup Oh M. -, West Main street.
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ELLINGTON SCIID0J

TIE next srsson of this School viii r.n,n..
the siii oi September, and close he .1sl a., ~
her 1h. exercises of the last session wr.- tt'
l''rnPl'd, aud The number Of fnpi:s r.dnt,t ~ ~
p".r.ttad Hines, and subsequent death III ", ~ ~
IN "pr"tiini'y y n"w afforded parn.s ana NAV,
I" placing Their children ard wards IN M. Scno ~
n liz number Of Pups VIII be limited ,u,t ss 80. ana
s'i"nS {" having 'hein under The care and i,,,r.a "
in>tnct on al ihr Subscriber. would do vI, >, '' :
thf inse'us oi The present opportunity.
Aug. ig-cw.lw IN n -,
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Richardson s. 90.

HAVE commenced receiving their sIpllf
i L and, in The course OF few days, vii hls.
in store By The IIarkaway, direct from LiyerFco
ard suni:y arrivals from Tic Northern cities
large and general assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry CeOds,
embracing . great variety Of articles suitable ~
Fall ana Winter, which they Offer 10 purchase
on their usual itrms, and atyery nodcratr liisf
ALSO,
Brussels, Thrccpiy, Ingram and Vcne'I-l
CARPETlNG and RUGS, Of most dr,lra.'
patterns, coIors, &c, and At as low pIices =
lhey can be had for in the city.
Aug ll-Gl0l&cGi' s3. Mas STaEfr
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agSet)eegoa1D 1se1qae6rRe,.

auspieious calm vii! he succeeded By 4 s.o.;h =,
excitement on the subject oi ola,e I'm e"s.o
on This subject can be heard, ard which will 9nIy
Weld TO HE sill more cnyrossns scenes and To-
pics Of the next Presidential canvass. no .nsn
can say bu that this is the La, opportunity w
will enjoy Of removing The great ana st Z, .r =,
evil of having oltaay in our State one-i'h OF IL
citizens unable 10 read? Come then rEIto "-c'1i
7xxs, e. no one who p:clends 10 have oHc IA. =. !"
oil humanity, patriotism, or bcneva!ence, iS.l !;
SHOW by his presence, and the interest re taxes ~
The proceedings of the meeting, thai ne Is Feauy
and anxious 10 contribute hisexeriions, however
uni!npc.'an, he may deem them, though an IN
roran as orc OF The masS,) 10 promote Inc sue
cess of this great and good cause
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NOTICE FOR a MreliyG rs powmATAN.

NuTICE FOR & MEEIING n PDWI1ATAN.
1.y- The people Of po~.aan rounty, without d,iinc-
Of party. requested 10 meet at iir to'iri hour
nj tirit October - newt Ia take n.u consideration
TIE subject uf the "to-e call "r Siats Conventions
Il is ,nst earnestly desired thu n,r io are ia, nc
lion o subject ~ ear Ter day will not press H. a
II wa. rrrtIv crnrr Is understood at last cuir that
such i meeting wnni not b- held sooner an the Time
specified ahnvr owing 70 III. necessary a. senrc f":i th
county of lo f!ot kIna who j. anxious 1" lake 't III
the meeting hut vii! not return IN time L. br -
b.r Cuu:t
This notr- H. written in consequence Of a similar one
In the Enquirer q! the - instant, for meeting al the
Court house, but al no specified time.
A FnrEa OF PowH.rAS.
l<,- The Viii. is requested 10 cory.
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Ed CaTION-

TIME next annual session OF nv School 4.
! boys, Will commence on III. 18Th Of 81
tcinieT. The subscriber gratefully acknoule,s..
the liberal patronage which he has ever rec,is,
from the citizens OF Richmond and hore> +.
ensuing year. by attention 10 his profession. !.
merit continuance 81 their patronage
itRsIs TOR the session OF len months.
Latin, Grcrli and Mathematics, 80 d.
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, HI.
tory, &c, % &
a NO i-qnI NJ ~ CITNNrp
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y CLASSICAL >nI.nAr

w Aftermath about ~ m. my T,,,.lnse, he comfy
der NE d'fee'on Of Mf A. Ia, lor ,.,f nrM IN
'"h 'olrsr-rt'"''n'-nd a lin. .rh'L % riinsr
Aeiahdrr VII Accommodate lew r'., ,ai 10y DE-
Sun<. WIN my owl
The rfoe of hoard and tuition viii lie
scholastic term Of Ten months. - 'o' IL
Ny Post Uiire i irniivnsi,o, Aftermath :, =.
aug l5-d!wSciiS WM = $500
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4 SITIATION. WANTED.

A GEN I.t;NlhE competent IL g'tc ib>!fuf-
n tinn in all The branches oi Education usual.
lr taught in our best Academies and college. u.
irrs his services for The ensuing year as leachr,
He has received degrees from several College,
has been ngagrd in teaching abGn ten yeas, AL
can produce ample testimonials as 10 charac;tr
and qualifications. He would prefer Il stusliog
in his native Stale, Virginia, but would not otiec.
10 a residence in another Stale. Letters address.
10 T.. r. L., care Of the Hon. r. B. Gillian, al OK.
ford, Granville county, North Carolina, will me-.
with prompt attention. july 29-cla.Gi'
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WM. r. ErIIorr.--JuStccs Morsei and God
lard who conducted The examination in the case
oi WIN. Rufus Elliott, who stands charged with
Killing VIM 2ebe,'rc Kendall, and shooting
josiah Bailey with intent 10 kill, have decided 10
commit him 10 prison until line next Term oil HE
criminal court, which meets in December next;
win he proyiso that il The jnlse> Of The district
cont shall admit him 10 bail nl The first ease, AZ
Ter hearing The testimony on writ OF ao5e"s or
pas. they (!he jusliccsl will fix the ball in lhc
Second case al $1,000 i'nina.
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Far yLc EErfI

WESTERN IrSAric A%YLyM.--Th. presen, dis
iinnmsbed Superintendent OF this Institution hav-
ing expressed desire 10 resign his office permit
me. Messr>. Editors through The medium OF your
paper. 10 recommend as i suitable successor, pr.
Edwin II. Gcoch Of Charlottesville l,r Gooch
is 4 Young Physician well versed IN his rroics-
sion.--a gentleman OF fine ALA. nneh'S-oi 'ri"s-
try and energy, and il elected 10 NE s'ai'oi',
would no doubi, Prove himself IN every frSpcc'
qualified 10 ill ii. hLBEMAhLi-,
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PINE FOREST FEMALE SCHOOL.

I'VE FURESI FFNfIsFs soVtIOJLs'
THE fourth year Of ihi- School VIII commence ." me
h'st day Of September next, nj my sesicencr, under
the Instruction of Mi.s T.aton who came from New
York highly recommended, and hrs taught successfully
three Yeas my In this school VIII he taught
Ihr 'ari"ns branches of an English education, the
Ffanch Language, aud Music en- The Piano
TytN.-Fn- board and tuition in English 500, with
an additional charge Of IS for the French language, and
Ss5 for Music on the Piano lie>e Gums Inc'ncr all
charges for The scholastic year Of ten inons few
boarders would be received. My Post Office Is
Lewis Store, Spctsylvania county. Va.
Aug. e6-cwIy ELLIOTT DEJARNATTE
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TUE FAIRFAX ISS'rITl.rc

- EAR ALEXANDRIA, u. e., wiI H. o,,.n
"e'r'"H "i pupil, IN Ike Isl ,'sy Of Sen,.", ~ -
a.. "u I'ansr'irnts Of Tins School al HE pre.cnt,r
~ r'h u i Confidently believed a. 4, n,.;, 'n'
i!aacr al he favor, which nr Inapv years !, '"h
pn"hc'h from the public. The PRINCIPAL - m D. /
W NJ duties ~ three assistant teachers az v., ai''a
~ l"''ihcaii"ns, who viii rcsiie in M, SAM, 1le
htSr ~" other rusag-mrni- His ov.n In -
=, t,.eh 70 TIE improvement; of hlS prpl. ~ +
a. y r'abed, from long experience. 10 unas,,, "h 81
Increased confidence Of success ""'''aAe VIII
Tue French language " m h.. ,,nol,
'p''r, i"rrly Il The fhlai.iphl nrh o'e''or Il
atrly. "on'd De hlar imn,d
b- o.,in.1 81 son,a nns The course ofstudirs. &c
,I,mti-'' Theological Seminary r q r'i.,,' Snnls
.ir. &c, iJ...s -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
ACTION, ACTION ACTIONl!!

ACTIONi ACTION !. ACTION -!
We have only room and lime enough 10 invite
the carmes. attention Of al our tcllowcilizens 10
The call Tor pubic meeting on The great snlJ g
Of Education, on Thursday nex. The eloquent
appeal which follows the cali, will arouse. We
Trust, the lest energies AMI most determined "a
lion of every citizen 70 promote this laudable o.
jeci which We all have 50 much 4. heart. I'll:
great Object in view is, 10 or0D'c he pccpie, IN
ducc them 10 ACT in primary meetings. and, b!
this action, imperalirely call uron the Lessla
ture no longer % defer The rcinodellins Of on
present system. We warmly invoke every Cit
zen 10 do his duty to the State, and 10 come "
manully to The good work.
We shall make daily appeals, under the sin
ccre Leie lha; there is no subject oil more vita
Importance 10 the State, and that a full and an;
mated meeting will do much 10 set the ball in mo
iien with 4 strong momentum: