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;, ,6rm w;lbou, a compromise, eisc.el ~ o =
more liberal feeling in The lwos .anaa and the
,he S,ste. i, will endure until dGomsaay, any, l'ra,us
.ISrce davs Of grace" besides. Inere az bsa,,s as
- au ne "a "a, y as we'll as the Wes!1oi nea,,s sd do
s ~ ,as and Sa minds "a as frn-who vii, not nOd e : cens
none jot or tiule Of Easier" 'tsAsi- anu d nsT'ies
vention formed of these TWO opPosne ,ff;ourn
senld cone ~ no agreement, and musl aaJouadd
o =. IN tee,n y with no ether result han renewed
evasnerat;on and increased excitement. tiente,
the necessity Of that Cancellation ana conn anmmn.
to which | briefly adverled IN my iof''ei
~nication. ossos in both Sec
,ion me II pe ,Se sla,e-must take This mauer into
their own hands, and take care 10 appo,ns a usI 'r
Gates who will represent them IN ;pnn Ismos;'
Sutl,n believe there is an increasing dlspnss,-
,;on in the East 10 meet and reciproca!e The I.pe,
raj feelings manifested by The resolutions 81 o. ,he ar
Marshall county meeting, and ~ many OF 1 prs.
presses. Le, this spirit grow and flourish. RE,
senlly i, viii concentrate in both sections, and
when il receives It's onward impulse, the 20.
itieians will wheel into line, the question wl'l De
compromised, andthe contest VIII men Dc y pr
ori,y in the ever glorious cause OF Reform
Tbanking YOU Messrs. Editors, for your KIND
ness in So y nromplly presenting my former com
mupica,ion 10 yuur readers, ! hope TO trouble
neither Won nor them again on The suhJecl.
"e"A'i 'ou y Az EASTERN REPUBLICAN.
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SOUTH WEST MOUNTAIN LAND
SAFE


WILL, until the 10Th of September neat. me- J,
i private sale The Tract OF Land on which / r,.t
containing seven hundred and cighty-fi,r acre.. az
sideird onr of the best tracts m fhr south West Na.r
tainS, adjoining the lands Of Robert I'M Carter. NJ E
r. Randolph and others. The sand 1iact - rtsIatrf
n neighborhooi provefbially healthy-is finely water.
by springs and running streams IN every field. aui r
the midst Of a society remarkable for ~ Inielliv1Hre
The land has 4 very Tine soil, being II the red comylri
ion, cnlurcd by peroxide Of IRON, which oharacief,e
the red South West Mountain lands ii Alb, mari
there is besides n considerable portion Of mountain faf,
About five hundred acres are cleared, and III ! scr.
state Of cultivation, the balance in the Original G0wfi
Of poplar, hickory, &c. II - situated ten mlir. irou
Charlottesville and Scottsvil!e, near The public raG ON
Meeting The two places, and within four miles 81 a Me-
chant Min.
The improvements consist Of a Comfortable Fran
Dwelling House, With seven room-Atie place IN raf'
rooni--Bafn, Stables, icrhon-r, ash excellent douti
Cabins ir Negroes. with stone ~chimncy-.
The following will he thr Terms :-bnc-ihiff c5.h
tho balance IN one aud two years; the latter pay mem
10 hc satisfactorily --cnred.
Should the land not be sold before tie 10Th al ~
TENDER, n VIII then he Offered on The premises II putn
auction. | would greatly prefer selling privately. 40.
il IL therefore hoped, that persons iesirin, t. puroha,
will apply 10 me Immediately IN person. winch wog,
be preferred, ar by letter addressed L. Tee al Charlotte.
vile, Aib-marie.
Mr.. William +. Parish, Or. Hardin Mas,ir ami d
Charles Carter, are we'll acquainted with the and, =.
are referred 10. SAAC Wat1t
huR. lI-rwtSthSept.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, AuaUsT 10.
ARRIVED.

III
Canal Boat Old Dominion, S. Mays, with 4ot
tons merchandise, from Lynchburg, 10 J. Jones,
Schaer & Co, II. Ludlam g. Co., Bridges, Nc
Kinney & Co, Preston & Enders and Jones q
Blair.
Boat Union VIM. p. Adcock, with 24l tons
mdze, from Lynchburg and Howardsville, 70 Il.
Ludlam & Co, Lee & Tinsley, Jones 4 Blair,
A. L. Harris and Frys & Co.
Boat Ohio, J. Gilmore, with % tons mdze,
from Lynchburg, 10 Lee & Tinsley, Preston x
Enders and II. Ludlam & Co.
Boat Exit, G. S. Burks, with 40 tons mdze,
from Lynchburg, to Jones g. Blair, L. D. Cren-
shaw Bros. & Co., B. Peyton. Preston & Enders,
S. J. Jones, Il. Ludlam g. Co. and Bridges, Me-
Kinney & Co.
CLEARED,
Boat TIL. M. Bondurant, S. Guerranl, with lOl
tons mdze., for New Canton.
Boat Buchanan, T. Lenahan, with 9. tons
mdze, for Scottsville.
Boat Phpni1, VIM. Overton, with /. tons mdze,
for Columbia.
Boat Ben Franklin, P. Pamplin, with 50. tons
mdze., for Scoltsville and Lynchburg.
Boat New London, A. johnson, with II tons
mdze., for Lyncbburg.
Boat Lynchburg, r. S. Fields, with 2Oi tons
mdze., for Lynchburg.
Boat Holker, C. Jones, with 3 tons mdze, for
Scotsville.
Boa, Geo. Washington, J. HiI, with | ton
mdZe., for Elk Creek.
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Tuesdav morning, August IL, 1916.
TuE OREGON TREATY.

THE Inca
The Union publishes the proceedings oi ~
Secret Session of The Senate on TINS suoee'
commences The publication OF The impoi'an
.,,en,. laid before the Senate by the president
W. sha,l take The earliest opportunity 10 lay
,hsm before our readers. In the adjustment oil
60 alarming a difficulty, it is due to Inc county
a., we'll as 10 the two branches oil Inc liea9-
making power, that the progressive moSe'n.''S
,vh;oh led IN the mos, desirable result should pe
studded by the people. When all Inc oocu''e''
.h,u have appeared, we shall briefly give our
on;n;on upoo the merits OF the question. Ia Inc
mean time, we refer 10 a single poin'' @hie" "a
o;ven rise 10 an interesting discussion. II is as 10
,bs ,rpe construction of the clause giving The Tree
NAVIGATION of the Columbia 10 the HUDSON Day ,
COMPANY, &c. We have shown, 'ha' Messis'
flanagan, Cass and J. @. Adams give ia per-
ne,ual existence. The London Times takes Inc
same view. We have also shown, That Mr. no
her, Dale Owen constructs the clause SO as 10 give
i, n limited existence, viz: up 10 1853, the termi-
nation of The rights defined by the charter OF the
COMPANY. The London Herald maintains the
came position. According 10 the Union, now
ever there is internal evidence in the oregon
documents, that the navigation OF the Columbia
"a limited 10 a term Of years. This appears from
III. letter OF Mr.. Buchanan 10 Mr.. McLane' m
s~truc,ing him 10 communicate this Interpretation
Of the Treaty 10 Lord Aberdeen. win inns con-
,emporaneous exposition, virtually assen'eo 70 ~
The British Minister, we cannot believe thal Inc
clause in question will lead to any difficulty here
after. MIR. Buchanan's letter shows that The Pre-
sident had determined not TO yield The permanent
navigation OF the Columbia river TO Great BIZ
lain. and that BY The Convention ii is conhneo 10
The Hudson Bay Company and those who trade
with them, and that only for a limited
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MARINE JOURNAL
20 OF RICH MOND.
High Walerthis day, al6, O'clock. ?. Nj
1

ARRIVED,
British Brig Lalla Rookh, Burrows. yo.;.l.
Schr. Eben Atkins, Paine, Boston. !"
Schr. Rinsold, Travers, Baltimore.
Schr. Lynchburg, Gou'd. New YORK. srra,..
10 II. Ludlam & Co. l. ID. crtnshaw n. ;,
Co, Fry u Co, Edmoni * Davenport. J CO.
Davenport, Allen 4 Co., Lee & Tin,i.y =
Robertson, Clarkson 4 Gardner. Wm. + gn,.,
< Co., Gordon S Skinker, v. Ritter a.,
Mathews q Co., J. II. Eustace x Son. b. pey, ,
Deane & Brown, VIM. NJ. Harrison &Co H.,
lop, Moncure u Co., Duval q Purcell. J. : FL.
J. w. Randolph & Co, Quarles 4 Men
Vanlew. Smith & Co., Hubbard gardner s q.
Bodeker & Bro, P. IL. Taylor, w. 2. La
Webb, Bacon s. CO., Antonio Pizzini Bi,~~ :,
McCandlish, w. Taylor, Hooker 4 Osbo,se H.
w. Tyler, Hableston & Bro, K Il. Duy.l q
Wat q Co, J. Turpin, A. G. Pendl-lon. Ar3o~
Pizzini, p. H. Starke, G. D. Yale, L. Cine
Pizzini.
Schr. Osceola, North, Hayre de Grace. Ann !.
cite coal.
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore.
SAILED,
Schr. Susan, Gardner, Dishton.
Schr. Eliza Brown. Brown, Boston.
Schr. Cora, Elwood, West Port.
schr. President, Teackle, Baltimore.
NEW YORK, Aug. S,h.-Arrivcd. sctr p.
trick Henry, Chester, from Richmond; AMI sch-
Juliet. Woglam. from Petersburg.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-Clcarel. >.hr.
Presto, Wiilets, and OLYMPIA, Stokeley, ior Ri.t.
mond; schrs. Missouri, Groves, Tor Pe,esbv.,
and Richmond; and Pas!ory, Lewis, ior pcs,,s
burg.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s.-ArniYea. a..
Leonora, Webster, from Richmond.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMoND MARI1ETs. AUGUST 10.

RICHMOND MARK Els. IUs
TOBACCO.-We have 10 note a decline on
all sorts, of 80 10 IS cents per 100 lbs. We quote
Tugs 81 10 , 90; common leaf 2 80 TO 30; mid
ding 3 75to4 IS; good and fine 6 90 10 7 so; ex-
ira manufacturing, none in market; would COM
mand : 80 10 10 90.
WHEAT-60 a 80 cents.
FLOUR-S4 10 4 -. Some ncv country in,
retailing at So.
CORN-Market dull. We quote at SIS a SGT
cents per bushel.
OATS-From wagons and railroad A a 45
cents per bushel, and from vessels 81 a 40 els.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran IA cents; Shorts 20
cents; Brown Stufs 30 cents; Ship Siuffs so els.
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smilhfield and City
Cured 6 a 81 cts. for hog round Western Sides
81 a 6 cts; Shoulders 3 I-2 IA l-2 els. LARD
I a 3 cenls.
FISH-Herrings, dull at S4 for No. l. Shad 81.
SALT-Sl so from the wharf.
LlME-95 cents from vessels.
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STATE

INniASA.-The annual election took place on
the 3dinstanl, in Indiana, Tor Governor and mem
beIs of The Legislature. The Democratic candi-
date lor Governor was the present incumbent,
Mr.. Whitcomb; and The Wing candidate, J. g.
Marshall. Both are popular with their respec-
tive parties. 3,
We give below such returns as have reached
us. The Wings have slightly gained on Mr.. Folks
vote, as far as heard from.
Marshall's majorities are 1855 in Wayne coun-
ty; in Marion 81; in Hendricks 400; In Viosa
roo; in Ohio 50; in Switzerland 10; in Jefferson
$50; in Madison 49,; and in J%cnning 200.
Whilcomb has a majority OF 215 in Dearborn
and is in Bartholomew.
KENTucxY.-The election on Monday, Tues
day, and Wednesday last, was only for members
of The Legislature. We have the first Two days
voting in several Of the counties, which indicates
that General Apathy has made heavy drafts from
the ranks Of both parties.
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DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE IN OHIO
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Demoo-
facy was held in Cincinnati, on The Isl inst, to
commemorate the downfall Of the Restrictive sys-
tenn, on The passage olthe Peoples Tariff Of 1916.
Resolutions were passed approbatory OF The ad-
ministra,ion and OF Congress Tor their patriotic
action in The matter. They declare that the De.
mocralic Senators who sustained this measure,
have nobls performed their duty 10 principle ami
the people; that they particularly admire The ele-
waited stand taken by Vice President Dallas,
from which he overlooked the paltIy mo-
~nopolists who Immediately surrounded him,
and regarded The interests Of the country
And they also resolved, that The thanks Of the
meeting, aud the whole West, are due 0 the Hon.
Dixon II. Lewis, Chairman OF The COMMITTEE
on Finance in The Senate, for the promplness,
skill and judgment with which he urged the new
bill 10 lis final passage. They further press upon
Congress the enactment OF tie Independent Trea-
surv Bill, and declare warmly in favor OF Tod,
The Democratic candidate for Governor OF The
Slate. Able addresses were delivered by several
distinguished Democrats, and the meeting was
then brought 10 a close.
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DIGEST OF THE VIRGINIA REPORTS.

Extract Of letter dated, AUGUST 6, 1886.
"Carter NJ. Braxton, Esq, requested me TO say
TO you, tina, as many enquiries had been made OF
him and others as 10 his progress in his work, Gin
which he has been engaged forthe last three years.
"A Digest of the Virginia Reports" he would
thank you to state in the Enquirer, that The work
was about being put 10 press, and would be ready
for distribution about the first of January, le47."
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MARRIAGE rs.

Married, on Thursday morning, the Both
July, bv The Rev. Mr.. Jenne,, Mr.. GILES r..
CaowDER, Of Warrenlon, N. c., 10 Miss Ann L.
SPENCER, OF Halifax county, Virginia.
Married, on the 4th inst, al Huugar's Church,
Northampton, Va, b. the Rev. John Ufford, Lieu.
Thomas L. RlNGGJLp, u. S. Army, 10 Miss ST.
SAN P. B., only daughter OF The Hon. Abel P. Up
shar, decd.
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Correspondence OF the Pennsylyanian.l

Boo7oN's TAN YARD, Va, July ST, 1910.
This county (Madison) has turned out a vol
uniccr company OF II men-as fine looking tel-
lows as ever trod shoe leather, in the " Old Do
minion' or any place else. Their services have
been rendered 10 the President. This part OF The
country is full OF the fire Of patriotism, all ANNA
ted with the right spirit.
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rBIBLE SOCIETY OF vIRGINIA.-A
regular monthly meeting Of the Managers OF The
Society OF Virginia will be held in The
Vestry Room OF Saint Paul's Church on Tues
day next, lIlh August, (being The second Tues
day in the MONTH at d. o'clock, P. M.
WIN. WILLIAMS, Recordg. secy.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE lNsTlTu,
S7.7UN'TON,. IiR GLlIa

INrORPORhTED ~ lS44.
DIT. Rev. VIM. Mead, ID, President Board ID "a,
IL tees.
Rev. James McElroy, A NJ Principal sni prolt.
assisted ,y competent and able associate pfoic-sa.s
Teachers.
The fourth session commences Oh The first SepleGi
next.
T~ERMS-English, $50; English aud Lain. s
French, $50; Music $40; use oi instrument, -, +.
session OF ten months. Board, washing, lights, Il.
&c, from IL 10 Si2 per month.
For further particulars, apply, poet paii, I" H.,
r. Castieman, nr To The Principal, Rev Jas. H,Eau,
GEORGE ESkRlUGE. |Seet-tig
Siunntnn Ana Ill Ism III
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RANGE OF THERM0MErtR.
j IL. Rnnnnlnh {. "a RnnlShnL. Ii l..
Mrs. Judge CIepton's school.

TIVE third annual session of this Institution o.
! on the first Of October n,N, and & :.
on the 3lst July following.
a Thorough and extensive Course II English .,e..
will b. pursued, and Il kind and pare NAL d!scinilrrar
cised 20 boafders and day scholars.
Modern and Ancient Languages, Music, Diaynsse.
Painting, WILL be particularly attended 10.
Terms Tor Boarders and Day Scholars The ,4ne +,
heretofore.
Addres--ar. Judge Clopion, Richmond, sif..n.
Ana
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MR.. BUCHANAN.-A rumor is aioat,(says
The Philadelphia Sentinel that the Wings IN The
Senate would have voted against Mr.. Buchanan
if his name had been sent 10 that body 10 NIL The
vacant seat on the Supreme Bench. This is like
an hundred other rumors from Washington based
upon the mere %surEnises OF correspondents. Now
We know that one OF the most distinguished wings
in The Senate speaking on the subject, said lhath
did not believe that there would have been a vote
against Mr.. Buchanan in the Senate.
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A, NEw YORK, on Saturday, there were sales
of 400 bales Cotton, without change in price
5000 bbls. Genesee, Ohio and Michigan Flour
was taken for shipment al 81 l2t. Good N. G.
Wheat IS, and inferior so c. Oats 81 c. Wits
I.a, on
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At PHILADELPHIA on Saturday, Flour was il
active, at 81 IL 4 %; Brandywine 4 81. Corn,
Southern, 81 a $50, Western So and PenEsylva-
mia SO a Coo. Prime Penna. red Wheat 30 Cts,
while "a a 45c.. and WesleIn 81 a So.
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The pressure of advertisements and news cuts
down our privileges. As Congress adjourned
Yesterday, we shall in a few days have more sea-
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-Four Persons Frustrated bu Lightning, on F'tada!

Last-Nhraculon Escape.
A dark cloud, which had lei down quite a re-
freshing shower as it passed over our city on
Friday last, about 7 O'Clock, lowered Tor a while,
(says yesterdays Republican, over that part OF
Church hill known as Shed town, where il sent
forth a stream of lightning, striking the house of
Mrs. McHenry, and prostraiing four persons who
were passing at The time in front OF The building.
The house was a good deal damaged, though we
are glad 10 learn the persons struck made a most
miraculous escape with their lives.
Mrs. Philip White and child, another lady,
whose name we have not heard, and Mr.. Adkins,
were passing Mrs. McHenry's atthe lime the light
ming struck, and all were brought lc the ground.
Mr.. Adkins, who seems 10 have been more Sc
riously hurt than the others, was struck in The
breast, but, strange TO say, the fluid glanced, pas.
sing down his arms and off his hands. lie was
knocked s~cuseless al The time, but was restored
partially blythe tree use Of cold water. Two ply
sicians have been since in attendance, and it is
thought, he will entirely recover from The effects OF
the accident. The ladies and child were doing
well al last accounts. No occupant OF the house
struck, was injured. YET the lightning is said to
have taken a most circuitous course all through
the building.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

Observation-Disclosures majority for Governor
l60. Wing Senator and Commoner.
The following is the vote, as far as heard from,
in New Hanover County :-WILMlSGToN For
Governor: Graham, Wing, 2O7; Shepard, Dem,
24l. Senate: VIM. S. Ashe, Dem, no opposition.
Commons: Williams 252, Hall 1886, Walker 90.
All Democrats.
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o BALTIMORE y PHILADELPHIA.
e - 4 The Steamer COLUMBUS"
receive freight Tor The above
this afternoon, and will leave the wharf'at
o'clock on Tuesday (to-morrow) alternoon.-
She has fine accommodations for passengers.
Aug. 1912 HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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EXTRAORDINARY PASSAGE-1he ship
Harvest, Capt. Fuller, OF Baltimore, arrived al
Bremen on The 18th ult, in fpenty four days pas
sag. from the Capesot Virginia.
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APPOINTMENT BY TuE PRESIDENT, (by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate. )-Ro.
bert Fl. Webb, TO he surveyor and inspector OF the
revenue for the port Of Suffolk, in the State OF Wiz
ginia, 10 take effect from and after the 29th August
1886. when his present commission will expire.
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qSfrfonouO Iuamtrer.

6e IL eunetcd bv The Senate and House Of Repre-
~enfolrcs OF The Gnilsd Stateso of America IN con-
srcss assembled, That the sum Of thirty Thousand
dollars be, and The same is hereby appropriate,
ont Of any money in The Treasury mol otherwise
appropriated, 10 enable The president u en'ei
upon negotiations for the restoration Oh pedee
with Mexico, whenever it shall be in his power 10
do so.
Sec. :. And be II further enacted, That the sum
oftwo millions OF dollars be, and the same Is
hereby appropriated, out OF any money IN ,ne
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, 10 ehans
the President 10 conclude a treaty Of peace WIN
the Republic OF Mexico, 10 be used by INN IN inc
event hat said treaty, when signed by the au1nol.
lied agents Of The TWO Governments, anu Delns
ratified by Mexico, shall call Tor the expenditure
of The same, or any part thereof; full and accu-
rate accounts for which expenditure shall be by
him transmitted 10 Congress al as early 4 day as
practicable.
Pyorided. That, as an express and tundamen-
tai condition 10 The acquisition OF any territory,
from The Republic OF Mexico BY the unl'ea
| States, by virtue Of any Treaty which may DC
NEGOTIATED between them, and 10 The use by Inc
Executive of the money herein appropriated, mel
Their slavery nor involuntary servitude snail ever
exist in any part OF said territory, except LOT
crime, whereof the party shall hrst be duly COLI
victed.
lOn Inc eDsIoSSHeHl VI ~ o'i, ~ g
Virginia members voted in the negative, ana
none in the affirmative: Messrs. Atkinson, Bay
Is, Bedinger, Dromgoole, Hopkins, HUBBARD
Hunter, Johnson, Leakc, Mcdowell and Pendle-
Ion. ~,
lis title was amended so as 10 read "a bill ma
king further provision for the expenses attending
the intercourse between The U. States and ioreigh
nations"
A motion to reconsider the vote on the passage
of The bill was negaiiyed, yeas 1b, nays IS.
Alter a great struggle 10 act upon olner pi'is,
a quorum. Il will meet on Monday at 5 o'clock.
The naval appropriation bill and the general
appropriation bill have yetio be acted upon.
The Pittsburgh Post, a paper every way emil
lied to speak on the subject with authority oe,
clares that The passage of the new Tariff bill viii
mol drive a single true Democrat from out ranks
in PENNSYLVANIA,
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old Point.
Anthracite Coal.

A GRAND FANCY BALL will be given
n at Old Point Hotel, on Friday, the l4th OIL
this month. AUG. 5-5t
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL

rT,HE subscriber will open = School. on The l,.oi !
i vember next, al the residence Of his fstutr. M.
rolinr county. In addition To thu common las.
branches. the Latin aud Greek languages VII " isu.
also, the Elements Of Geometry, Pane Trigonom-.
Surveying and Algebra.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition 800, han ID J.
vance.
Session. from November 1T 10 August 3lSt
For further particulars, address CARTEL HaRgl-
Post Ofice-ieaverdam Depot, Hanover.
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Another Star has been added to our glorious
constellation, the Senate having yesterday admit
ted Wisconsin into the Union. The sisIerhood
now numbers rwen,y-nine. Little Iowa is prepar-
ing to take her place at the family altar, as The
thirtiefh
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NJ ANAGERs' oFFICE-D. PAINE & col
WI this Ev~ening-Capitals: $3.50 5000. 800.
$500, ! $50, ~ Of $50, 20 Of 900, ~ .; ~. ="
numbers, Is drawn. Tickets So.
Also, $1,000, i,s5o, 725, etc. sc numbers. y df''
Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated, Ezra, 'ia"t
81 Is Is ~ 65 - II 50 - ~ y ..y
Whole, Nos. 2s 50 -, 800, both toii srg
Half, do. 5 IA So, 1907 flS
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, !-'t
l3 rs 81 80 so ~ - 56 20 d.
Whole Ticket, Nos 3 Is SO, another ma. p.,
aud paid by f''
Drawn numbers of Pokomoke Lottery. iiaS !.
- ~ - "a 81 | 53 IS 10 - X Z
Drawn Nos. Of Grand CONSOLIDATED Loii"tt
81 ~ 30 % . 80 ~ 20 > . ~
Ticket, Ncs. % - 81, $3.50, soit aud psn se.rfI
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery. Cas-
IS "a "a 81 GO y IS "a !a @ - j " +,
Half Ticket, No-. IA CT e., another sin,, rpp,rrlL.
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Aug. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-11

Sr,uSToS, July Z, ~
II gives me- pleasure 10 state, that CONSIDER my
mer pupil, Sir. Carter Harris, an excellent l.i,in &
Greek scholar, and very well versed IN thr Who.
Geometry, Plane J~rigonomelry and Surveying, and
Elements of Algebra, Natural Philosophy sn1 Chm
try. In addition TO the requisite attainment, ht
sesses a dis position and habits peculiarly suited q 4
business Of an Instructor of youth, and ! cordially
commend him 10 the patronage OF the public.
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