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Gao Acres

OF good, Land Abou 80 acres Of which
is cleared, under good fence, and IN a
high state Of cuIiva'ion. There is on
the premises large two story log
House, well finished and arranged for a
Tsvern,N a good doube Barn, with Other
suitable bulldlngs--a thrifty Young Or
chard Of one hundred beariae Apple end
Peach trees-a never falling Spring Of
good water at he house, besides nun
erous other springs Said farm is we'll
timbered and, FURNISHED with lexceIent
Goa Mines.
Persons wishing 10 spurchaao will
please to cali 90 thet'ubscrher living on
the premises. who will always be ready
TO give any required Information con-
'cerniug the property, as we'll as toImake
she terms known
DAVID RICHARDS.
Lee Township, Carrot co ,O(
February q, ls4j.
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October 4, 1874.
DT. ID JayMG's SamaSive
Pills,

For Ljcer Compiaiats, Gom. Jaudice
Dyspepsia Rhenmotism. Feoers, Ner
OoUSneSS EiBsDfiGs, and diseases Of
the SKIN Impuity NJ me Bloo4 In
B0marioas. MeloncGoly Sick Head
0ch, Cos,jDenr&s. Pains in me head
Breast. Site. Boch, and limbs. Bill
Gus Affections. Femaie Discusses, &c
&c &C. and wEeapper anu Purcatjrc
Hedicine may be required.
There ia scarcely any disease in which
PWgaIiye Medicines sre no, mnre n,
lees required and much eof,rinp and
sickness might be prevented wara thew
more generally 9qad No posla rnn
ieeI well ~o.jn co,r,gp ha5.r ID, bod,
pragsb.; bo,lioe il sooa ecnnrsraa er-
rioro aoJ o''no fsn 3nss zee, whlch
might haya been a75r5ad by Jlaa,y
and iodicloos use ol proper CGlherricI
Mrdcrinos.
The Proprietor can recommepG thres
Pile with the gr9a'oa. confidence. 90
Iloviog them far superior to the P,Iia IN
general use, more mid. more prcmpI,
safe, and uniform to their operation.
In using them. no psrrou'sr cgrc ia
required Persoas msy egt and ddgh
90 usual, aud, II 6eeirable, cot ,mnr.
djaloly sner .g1,cg them.
Age will not impair than "a ;hnyI
are so combined "a ia sIvrvs -e.5.g
Dissolve 10 tho e'omsch
10 smsu d1eoa thew are Altors sD,vaI
and geulrv laxative, bu, IN large doses
'boy arr scuvcIy Cspherr,c; cIon,eino
The woo'o elementary causl from nu.
pu'rd, rrrIla,oR aa3 lcca msuere. end
producing healthy aecreroa, a ne
Stomach, Liver, and the various otber
,ruaps nj thn k,E,
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OH.

One 6Ol best Winter Strained Sperm
Oh; oHe bbl Tanners Oil, just received
and for sale by
Oct. 3.
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WHEAT WANTED.

The subscriber wishes 10 purchase
On ntlty of WHEAT, for which he will
pay Cash on delivery
Dec e, ~ WIN, NJ. SINCLAIR.
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BALDNRSS AND Loss OF HAIR

| BALDNkSS AMI LOSS OF HAIR
Is caused By want OF healthy action
OF the vessels which throw off the per
spiration from the head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased, the per-
spration is thick end clammy and ad
here's TO the mouths of the pores and
lcIogs them up. and dries and forms
scurf or dandruf, Less blood is then
carried 10 the roots OF the hair, and for
want OF which the hair has not sutfi-
cient noG ri0hment, and consequently be
comes dry and harsh, and begins insen
sibly 10 fall of which continuing 10 ln'
crease, eventually produces baIdness
Restore the capillary vessels OF the head
to their former healthy circulation, and
q fine silky new bair will make its ap
pearance which will. increase in quan'i-
~ and volume unlil their hair becomes
thick and healthy
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
rrepa ration that has ever been known
10 produce new Hair on Bald Heads.
which It has done in iouumerabie 10
stances, and will seldom fail, il proper
~ and perseveringly used
For sale bv Atkinson & Co. Car
rolhon, and R K, GRAY, Waynesburgh,
September l3, 1874.
1900 Bushels FiaxseeG
The subscriber wishes 10 purchase
2OOO BUSHELS FLAXSEED, !
For which he will pay the highest price
on delivery,
WIN NJ SINCLAIR.
Carrollron, August 9, 1874.
A good assortment Of Sharls, Com
forts Clones, Hosiery &c just received
and Tor sale by the subscriber
VIM M, SINCLAIR.
Nov. S'h lS41
2 barrels best Tanners Oil erpiVed
and for sale bv X. JACKSON.
Nov Sth, 1874.
ID dozen winter Shawla; from 81 cts
10 4 dollars, received and for sale by
X, JACKSON.
Nov 9Th, 1914.
A good assortment Of Drugs. Oils
PaintS, Turpen'iue Inks, Gums, &c.
ALSO
Sweet,Lisbon. and Port Wines rsceiv.
u and for sale by K. JACKSON.
Nov 6lh, 1874.
II you want to buy cheap GOODS Of
almost any kind, just cali on the subScri-
Jer. Il
". M. SINCLAIR.
Nov, 6h 1914.
EOOO IbsC6ttOm Yarn on hand, &
Or sale by
w. M. SINCLAIR
Nov S,h 1914
Leather.
Red Sole Lealhor 10 & 90 cts per ID.
at Ntua Sgonish, ri ~ "
faTsad. Jrprr aud CakSkiss, on hand
d. q. g.,
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G'0iE%e.

I'D pounds CciIeo Of the best quality
Eor one dolloI. by
ATKINSON g. co
October4, 1914.
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Drugs e. Medicines,

II JUST Received at the DRUG
Store, a Large and Fresh as
80 sorlmeut, among which may
- be tound the following articles
4 Barrel VtNsUan Red.
4 Gum Shellac.
\ Castor Oil.
4 Tanners Oil.
4 Lampback.
Half Barrel Varnish.
2 Cases Ext Logwood.
go Abs. Gum rumpbor.
SO lbs. r fined Borax,
9S lbs, Se0us.
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A hcgo stock Ct COFFEE and other
groceries, just received and for sale as
low, Il not lnlIe lower. thun can be
bought elsewhere in this place.
WIN M SINCLAIR.
Nov, Slh 1914.
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respectfully the pubic ganarsy that he s
continues shop, n0rh Nc
ggvts o street, CONSTANTLY keep hsad good
0
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Fresh supply of Goods

suited The and approaching purchased 'h eoson Sel
month"; added his stock make his complete all
Git snyJ
ce-eeng be undersod by
which liberal
ty s Pay inland and Lop Pr
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FRESH GOODS.

The subscriber Merchandising the old
formerly occupied by bmse and others, He has
yeVed
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and excellent FARM and TAVERN
STAND, at private sale. The proper
fy is eligib'y situated on the State Road
leading from !SteUbeuyIIs 10 Ca0lon,
aboN' Eve miles east OF CarroIton, con
tanning
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COURTSHIP AND MATRlMONi.
"A Pocm IN t1r0 CantoS.

IFrom The London Punch.
CASro the FiRsr-Corrtsh'p.
Fairesto earth. il thou wilt hear my VOW,
Lo! al thy feet, | swear 10 love thee ever
And. by this kiss upon thy radiant brow,
Promise affection which no time .haii se'e'
And love which e'er shall burn as bright as Lo"'
To be extineuished-never, dearesi-nevei !,
Wilt thou that naughty, nutterinS near, l.S'sn ,
Ca,harine! my own sweet Kate! VIII 'houO ~
Thou shalt have pearls 10 deck thy raven mar
,rbou sbal, have all this world OF ours can orlnS;
And we will live in solitude. nor care
For aueh, save for each other. we VIII iihS
AWAY all sorrow-Eden shall he there.
And lbou shall, be nv queen, and J Thy KING
sill cov and sill rclucianl2 Sweetheart, say,
When shall we monarchs be! and which lheudy
CAsro ruE SscoNp-1lairim"ny.
Now. Mrs. Prinsle, once for all, | say,
will not such extravaganza allow!
Bills npon bills, and larger every day,
Enough 10 drive a man to drink, | vow!
Bonnets, gloves, irippery and irash-nay, nav
Tears, Mrs. Pringle will not gull me now.
say | won't allow len pounds a week:
| can't afford il; Madam, do not srea6!
In wedding you, thought | had a treasure;
I1nd myself most miscrahly mistaken!
You rise al ten, then spend the day IN piieasui''-
In fact, my confidence is slightly shaken.
Ia. what's that uproar? This, maain' IS my
leisure;
Sufficient noise the slumbeIins dead 10 ~akeh
seek retirement, and | find-ar io;;
Contound those children, butl1l make lhem qu'e'
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are subjected 10 a full and rigid csa,o,n.
tho preceding lecture, or on portions Of -.
text books. 1t is apparent tha, he plan
the outlines have been briefly stated is -. :
allows the student TO commenced as well a.. :
plele his medical studies i in the Institution
sents a happy combination Of the advs,,i.
The system Of instruction, by plivale rupil.. :
hat of public lectures. ''l"as.
ANY person of approved moral conJ,.,
offer as a candidate, and receive The fs%so3
d., without reference 10 the time he Lass az.
gagged in the study of medicine. or Of ~ .e''
school, provided he undergocs. in = !",A.h-
mahhcf, The various examinations presco..
me enactmenis. The Professors are
Robert F. Rogers, NJ. d., Professor :, =,
lsiry' PHARMACY, aud Ma,eria Mej;cs y
Henry Howard, NJ. D., Proiessornt p...
and am Practice Of Medicine, Obstetrics, an aso /,
James /. Cabell, NJ. d, Professor Of !. -.
fhysiolosy, and Surgery.
John Stage Davis, NJ. d. Demone,..
Anatomy. WILLIS Ii. WoODLEY P,'
yUlp IS-J1 UNI lpI1e, AM
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Dickinson College

INliE Fall term Of This Ins,i,u,;on =.
- ncnce on the 18Th Of September i,
ihr oihcers OF the College ar a. flu :
Rev. ROBERT EMORY. y ~ p,"'" !
Professor Of Moral Philrsn,hr i'es'deii
MERRirr CM.nwEtl, ~. ii prosssu,.
taphysics and Political Economy '''SSo' q.
.WlLLIAM II. ALLEN, A. NJ. Profess,
mi>try and Natural Philosophy, 80
Rev. JOINS McCLlNrocs. A. NJ p,..
Languages. ts
Thomas Z. SrpLER, A. NJ, pro.e,
lhematics and Civil Engineering y
Hon. JoRS REED, IL. d., Pr,e~c,. !,
SPENCER r. BAIRD. A. NJ, pro.. :. |
raj History, and Curator oirlie llu>pno :
The expenses OF a STUDENT lor tn,,a,.
and boarding need nol excee! sllc. g..
and washing, (not ~includcd.) amoun, - :
$50 more. Text Books are furnished ), :
below city retail prices. The means !, -,
ton in the College are ample; lis Dina,
apparatus is unusually compl,.e; sn3 Il.
dents have ACCESS 10 three Libraries, ann.
together 10 about 10000 volumes. S,ndo,
find il necessary 10 take only a parial an.
college, have the opportunity Of 50 DOM i,
hereafter receive a certificate o! Their pn.s
al the end Of each year.
The Grammar School is now unie, Il.
nagcment OF Rev. George X. Crooks. A u
sisted by John X. Stayman, A. NJ. The,
sary expenses Of a student, including >clo
board, washing, iuel and lights, amoun,,,
l2O dollars. The trustees can speak wia !.
lest confidence Of the excellence OF The Sci
der its present teachers. Students are tA,.
~ drilled in The branches nccessar. III .
lance into college; or. if they do 10; dc>ir,
a collegiate course, in all the branches ,au.
the hes, academies.
Carlisle PA 1nlv 30-cucw
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Prince ward
MEDICAL INSTITUTE

TIME next course Of this Institution 9Il {
Il mence on the lst OF The ensuing NoTri-
and continue until the Isl September, lsib
All The branches, theoretlcal and prsC1ca
Taught during the term, and according = ~
coveries and Improvements OF The presenter
cncd state of Medical Science. Lectures
monsirations and daily examinations aie
modes OF imparing instruction adorict
Particular attention will be given TO Pa.
A~natomy-and a private Inhlmary com.
with The Institution, add 10 which studthis q
all times admitted, will afford them ircgne'
p%ortunilies OF Witnessing important sursIca
rations and cases in medicine.
"A full course of lectures in this insiiia
received as equivalent 10 one in The Nas0A
University Of Baltimore, and entities tie :.
10 all the privileges Of a second course NS...
that school, which is one Of the best IN ne 7.
thus saving him a whole year IN uine' :
least 400 dollars in money.
The fee for a full course will he slOV f'''
in advance. Those STUDENTS who pursue =
OF disseclions will be charged an addtliond'
of 800.
Excellent board can be obtained ~ me '"'
diate vicinity, and on Moderate terms. ..,u,
Students wishing 10 join he l@nsi'in'e ",u'r
well 10 signify such intention by irutI
10 state whether lhey wish books 10 y i"lr /
as an arrangement effected with 4 No'','." mn
fishing house enables The subscrioer, - !. +
them at a cheaper rate than they coo'i
cured elsewhere. - n
JOHN P. METTArER, a. W. "
FRANCIS J. METTAuER =. M,y"
Prince Edward G.. IL. Va. JulyS-
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THE ENQUIRER.
Richmond. August -.
OF WAR.

tkklfOL LoA
All eyes are turned 10 The Mexican lronuei'
onxinusly watching the movements OF oui oc"''
coso ne;chbor<. We should be glad 10 eniIsh'eh
orr readers upon The probable coufSe OF "a
-. or.,r1ayss intelligence seems more On"
Mar. - mys,ify The subject. We have sIuns "
"'na, .c,;.s Of extracts from The New Orleans
n,ne,s received BY Yesterdays mall "a"
rs can make out Of them IS, 'ha' S'eta'
hodies Of Mexican troops are marching :"
,:s..,;n, r. Inc Rio Grande-bul that they are
-, nrone,lv marshalled, have no General y"
ch;.f and in other respects, are unpreparea 'o'
$500 =. flare. Whether they will pruden'iy en-
o,mn IN ,he Western banks OF the Rio ufah'e:
or boldly dash across this Rubicon' We a'e No.
n,enarcd 10 express an opinion. II Is pfo'a0'e
that they will await orders from Inc Cap'a'.-
III. Noy;can Congress, at The last accounts, were
,rv;no 70 elaborate a bill for the raising a loah o'
e11a,n millions he sire qua non OF a declaration
81 49, !, may be some time vel, before they
will pm, every thing IN proper "a'n "iNA
struggle with or troops.
A, an events. we shall be prepared Tor them.
In New Orleans a, military spirit seems 70 am
male ,be whole population. New volunteer com
..n;as ; heinz organized and uniformed, ready
e. ,,v emergency. Among them is the veteran
French General, Gally. who steps forward, gal
,an,ly and eagerly, 10 offer the services OF ms
snlendid artiilcrisls, one OF the finest corps IN
The country. We shall have, at a very early
ncriod. a sufficient force in Texas TO Tepei any
number Of invaders. On the water a large
and efficient fleet is being ccllccicd-able, al The
first alarm, 10 seize Vera Cruz, and blockade me
Mexican ports, with a real, substantial blockade,
and none OF those "raper tlockadeS," which
raise so many collateral questions, and are cal
cula,ed TO throw us in conflict with the rights OF
neutral nations. This step promptly ana mo
roushly taken, we shall, as France did, force
Mexico 10 come 10 ierms-and il she still be OBJ
dura,e, our duty and policy will he TO seize Ca
litornia, and hold il as an indemnify for the ex-
nepscs Of a war, which Mexico has madly and
un,us,ly forced upon US. In this course We shall
h. justified by the laws and customs of nations
The world will be struck BY The moral example
If a Young Republic, vigorously and promptly
| defending lis soil end Furnishing its aesressors.
Our character for justice, honor and raionr will
be firmly established, and he proudesl nations will
hereafter t!ea, u with respect.
In connection with this subject, We snbjoin an
| in,f resting article from the New York Journal OF
| Commerce, showing The condition Of our Navy
The lis, We have corrected from The Union
Total number OF United States vessels in a con-
Ji,;nn tor efficient service al sioIt notice
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Richmond Law School

TINE term Of This institution
j the 18th 81 October, and terminates n
18th Of March following.
There are Two Courses Of Law in the sch.
tn General or Elementary course, embracing
lines of the Law of Nature and Nations
Polly, with particular viewso Of The Cons.tl.
of Virginia and Of the United Srai,s-aE.
Principles OF he Municipal Law OF VrgG
with HE subjects of Pleading and E.viten'
and the Practical or Pr"fessinnal co1r~'
hracing the Principles OF the Municipal Law
Virginia, in connection with the .atiou> Z,
oil action in use; together with the points q T.
ins and Evidence applicable 10 them respet
ly-and other matters-at some length.
And there i, also q cpglSe oi Rhrion'
bracing The principleso The All, more parit1.
ly as applicable 10 argument and discus,ioha 2.
bar.
There are Lectures, Readings. Reci!aia' !
aminalions, and Exercises Of diiielcni 11''
the students, in all the courses.
me fee Tor instruction is $50 for The Tern
elmer Of the courses Of Law, or so i"t IVY
them (or paris of them) together; and 500
Clplse Of Rhetoric-payahle in advance,
July Get Oct IS VIM. MAXN ElL
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE CROPS.


To tie Editors Of Inc Enquirer;
Hanover, August 81, 1915.
Gentlemen: Yon, doubtless, feel some lltlie m
terpsr. 10 hear what effect the recent rams nave
had upon the crops and vegetation generally, and
The probable prospect ior a supply OF gram ano
iher season.
Many persons, before The rains, had become
Qnite disheartened at the gloomy prosper, ana
had already become prophets, and could lore.
,el with absolute certainty, tha corn would
comman five dollars per barrel IN Richmond
and in The surrounding counties. We are
>bortsiebted creatures, and are apt 10 make ire
worst Of even bad cases. How many IN ne
Spring predicted 4 total failure in the ciop oil lot
ward wheat, We were all much disappointed
Tor The better; and even now, a scarcely less won
derful change has been brought about 10 the pros,
poets of The corn crop. Our yards, mat "ouEu
have burned literally, il fire Lad been put % me
parched grass, have again been clothed III 'er-
dant green. The different vegetables (coIh IN
cluded,) as if BY magic, have been much fcHc>a-
ed, andiook one hundred per cent better than We
ever could expect 10 see theu. am satisfied that
a prea, deal more corn will be inadc, than any OF
us imagined some weeks since. The crops IN Inc
lower part OF King 4 Queen, and all through
Gloucester ard Mathews, are promising on oo'h
sides Of York river they are good, aud on hach
river Hey ncrtr lccSe Jc!t3; on he Dragon me-
are tremendous. Besides this, all swamp lafds IN
those counties where the drought has heen most
severe, have excellent c!ops-many 81 ticin Ue'-
Ter than were ever known.
With the abundah; crop Of wheat, ana l!e
amour, OF corn, that we mus; make, The prlcr OF
corn cannot be very high. In some counties 10
The interior Of he State-in The upper sections oi
Virsinia-carn will certainly he high; hnt il i
always higher there than with Us, and This IS no
unusual circumstance.
Even if the supply Of Virginia were chi Oh,
corn could not he very high, when there are such
abundant crops in Ohio and other Western STATES.
From Ohio, corn can be delivered IN Ne" VT
leans for 81 80 per barrel, with Profit 10 it- lar
mer: and The freight from Orleans 10 any OF cur
Eastern cities on The seatoard i>uniy - cents per
barrel-so. that mos, oilhe people in TIE corn Sec
lions can be supplied at a cost OF 81 % Per bar
rel.
II certainly would be bes, for those who have
corn 10 sell, that i, should be Highland ! am one OF
those but the imposition upon the poor, from The
panic which some wish 10 get up, that corn Will
he very high, calls for a true statement OF The
case, and the facts in the case, from which
10 form our opinion. One remarkable fact, that
should have struck all, is The extraordinarily low
price Of wheat in Baltimore. If there he the
great failure in the corn crop, that we hear so
much OF, some poor persons may be compelled 10
give a comparatively high price for corn; butthe
quantity sold, under such circumstances IS very
limiled-and il must be remembered, that such
persons may do with very lille corn, by using
vegetables which come in early.
A NO-PANIC MAN.
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RteDmomD 1smqmtrer>

gas, a connection with such a ramiiication : 10 DC
preferred 10 any other termination.
In The case of vessels employed in navigation,
where The bottom is coppered, an attachment! 70
the shea,hing by solder is the best lerlninal,o,
possible; bur, where there is no sheathins, a snee'
or strip OF copper, so situated as 10 De ai"aySo
der water, may be resorted TO. ia
From lhe immense conducting power oil me
metallic chimney. and the necessary conneSion
of the machinery with The water in which steam
es float. cannot conceive that they are liable 10
be injured by electrical discharges, unless III 'he
form in which they produce lornadoes.
You will perceive that | have SAID more man =
nv premises would warrant, bur ! hope what !
have added may carry with it sufficient apology,
in the desire by which ! have been actna'cu :,
promulsale information respecting me means o
%avo;dino an awful source orhuman calamity.
am, Sir, yours, with esteem. nr
ROBT. HARE.
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Sixty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the sulscfi'ei m s.a.
II ham county, Virginia, 90 ms wy
three Negro Men, 10 vii: $40 va
RICHARD, about q feet high; ? n;cba.
Of age, black and stout made-sola ), ns sr Ga.
by Mrs. Organ, Of Surry COUNT ne Hs L.i
Point; no visible marks recollecleu; Ire su
when he LETT a white fur hal, "'a -
brim. and a sui Of clothes. u .trl
TOM, dark complexion, y year :. .w n
fee, 8 inches high, has a scar on The les!@ n,gr
the ,oolhache-the skin seems to nav IL. +
The bone. Had on when he leIt ablach n
and a suit OF summer clothes. Tom We n
Richmond by Isham Lowry, ana 'o"jj IA.
longcd 10 the estate OF Mrs. TTevIllian'
yer county, Virginia. ), ,,,rs .
ALBERT, dark complexion, - ! yam, .
about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, very v...
muscular; no visible marks IecoIitc'ep, II,
in Richmond by Charles y. Pei'us, y -.
county, Virginia. | will give me a0o,. - 81.
OF sixty dollars for the apprehension ar Tac
nv Of tie above ramed slaves 10 belso rv,r
son in Richmond, with all reasonaD,s
Of conveying them 10 said place, Or m'"'
lars and expenses foI either one Oh ."e pp spl
June 6-ctf
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Washington Academy

TIIE Trustees oil this Institution N 4
l. gage a Teacher for The ensuing year
is qualified 10 teayh The Latin and Greek
guases, Mathematics and the higher branc.
English.
Accommodations post pai) dirrcirl /
vid Mahin, Esq, or The Secretary. Fiauy.
p. O., Amelia county, will he laid helc,
Board Of Trustees for their telibera.ion {,
20lh OF September next.
SPENCER a MANN. s.,
AUGUST l-cW6l,
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Democratic majority,

And mol counting The Two Senators rom Texas
House OF Representatives.-Und The new ap
porlionment, the House comprises 22i members,
including The Representative from Florida. Oh
these, 2l0 have already been elected l2S Demo
Gratis, &c Wings, and q Misunderstanding the De
mocrats a majority over both OF 1G. Fourteen
Representatives remain 10 be eIected-viz: Girom
Maryland, 4 from Mississippi, | from Florida,
and ! (to fill vacancies) rom each of the States
of Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts
These will probably increase our presen, MAORI
~ in the House.
The Journal presents, also, an analytic view of
the members OF the new House Of Representa-
lives who voted at the last Congress for or against
General Mckay's revenue bill-beins So for, and
4G against. Only Is Of the last House who voted
-tor The bill have been superseded; and Ia who
voted against the bill, and were candidates for re-
election.-fU Union.