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Drugs and lNeaiguii les,
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NEARLY ort'osl1g q rsie iIsE AgpES, So.
Takes this method Of informing the sciti-
zens Of SUMTER Darlingte on, and. The sgar-
rounding country that shess;iil continues 10
Keep Consistently on banJ, fresh and vel 30
iected stock Of s;. IS 55f
I, /. Dfugs, Chamicals Paints, Ola aId Dye
Ssiffs; Winaow Silass and n,tsjiSs
j I, y Patent, Medicines. and Perfumesys,;s
Soaps, Brushes, Combs and Fancy Articles,
GHRISTlESs ssf
,Galyanic Rings, belts, ,Bsarelei Necklaces,
.,8s Garters, &c,s &c. ssc.3 5i i, ~
s. T'IIOAiPSONIAN MEDICINES, stg.s
Embracing every article now used i'm tie
$3 ;s Practice; &c. &c.5sss ~ i,S
All Of which will he sold rs low as s.rticlcs Of
the same quality can he bought N Charles
ion, FoR Cash OR e EDIT, y - 4
Physicians, Planters, and Country afar-
sl,sp,s viii do vel To give me o csii betess
purchasing aewhere. Z III
AL Medicines spidg-at this Ssiablishment
1warranted, and Orders pussup Hsith despatch.
NJ b THE Estahiishncat ;ssstili Il coz
Quoted by Mr.. u: DELAY, ysht, Will give
his undivided attention 10 all orders addrs#s-
ed 70 me for Mcdisines, or other hisiasss
connected with X. s: 90
spt ,J.s lt.sGC.. tssGC.
b. Camden, Nov. Is, Isis.
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] 0GI

On tho night pf gtEe ssas N6v.S d pair 81
RsS1l CKET s, supposed 10 bayo been
dropped from the CaHd diastlcks to which ihay
belonged, between The nj ssireatsand New
Methodist Church. "A liberal reward will
sns'ipaI.i to the finder on returning thom to
ID, !, , be nana alestick ~ were used at the Bi,
sbie pfSshntatin,l. II fi,s
flec1 1 !; ls4a.
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W. al! ..nl!EIsEsD,

Atrus,y young negro fellow who is ac-,
cussomed TO managing horses; for such, lib.
!, sral wages will he given. He is wanted i'm
naeiistsig
81 sEnapirr at the Store OF A. WHITE, g. Co.
Nuv, s. 3 N
~ w4gYJyEA F.E,
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sssa ID d EfK E @
u 5gsHf De E EBUI IsG,

M Tho subscriber purposes re-opening his;
ssS sARDING and DAY }SCHOois on The LIT
H|Annary ncxf, at lis residence. as above. s1ll
: Terma knownby application either pefaon.i
ally, or by letter, to d
= w. X. STUART.
Eigehil, Nov. 81, 1913. Al b
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LOST

Lost Or tnialabl bout ilic frs, 81 Auruet
y last, a Note OF Hand, given BY w. II. yV'sotIs
d g the subscriber, for Twelve Dollars, {Sl2)l
stlatcd March o, l63S, payable one day after,
slaie. ~ person are ioreWaIIlei trading
for said Note IA i has not been pai 8
u John cFADDEN.
M dec ii, lSiS Ss,T{ St I.
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com lsISSisSNE ne alFf1slz| s

SSttAnAhSsklA0lSA1AatAl ~ VI
aiaas, sss,
is.sfS
Eoliiefs 10 ans euiS sk the
ts tls "a;
sa f Ill
on Tie Ii III anus sElH \
sr,iar 10 mike returns pf ihs estates ia
Their hands, possession or n,at,sg emen,, set
ting FORTH on .oaih, the particular and value
of such estate, and an account Of ylf money
received and paid Tor said estates, snnd tostb-
syaatiate the same hj. proper and sufficient
yopchers;S also To- produce all honf1s, notes,
certificates Of stock and o,her esidenee o.
tchesessin ostiotf. which afe specified in said
return; and alsn all titlo Seeds, bills OF sale
and oiher ermariin,enis,of= lille OF property pur-
chased by HIN; or her, or them, tor5ls;s her or
lheirg ward .or eesiy qai trust. ,Tilise who
fail, rules will be itnuediately issued against
them -,
JOHN B.. MILLER,
Comr-{ III Equity, 'Su,a1sr Dist.
Satntcr Court uouse.
4.k7day of Dacember, ls4s s6 If
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10 i,l.AINtI.isilS.

10 i,l3fAINsIsisIAss.
The undersigned has just reeeiqed ID few
Barrels OF very CHOICE CASTOR OIL. for
Plantations use.i whichtwill be sold lnwer than
ittan be bought tfiia dc Of harleston;; .alSo
alarge and fresh supply OF q lFdaberi and Ess.
SOM Sails, which will be put up in qasnsitssss
TO suit p;irchasers, lit the shortest notice. u
ss "A. CLEVELAND
Camden, Nov. Is.
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NFiifis, 4 rsiol,sb d;,. ssssss
81 lMazarine, 10 seaEs Old; House servant.
geairstresa, cook and washer .tas y: y.
(. ANNE IL yearst old. !. good house servant.
seamstress, cook and washer, and her child.
Rebecca 1 year old! sEis:: sssznssa
Is The above negroes arezof stiperior dhaiif.
cations and a preference will 6s gwen itsS bne
who will purchase them aiT together, and
Terms accommodate tmg = 9 s'sts
;slmteryilIe, 13 NV lsas5s
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3 One; tract 3of sec, acres 81 81 of1I f1Ianfi

One; tract of sec, acregof lind
in laretsdan. oinsag larl1s}sf Mrs ia.sssne
AMI Ictl., level upon as The.
property Of ~ AZ White, at the suits OF
srhos. 1 Hartwcll,EC G.. D. Gave, o. Chaffee and
st. Amand 2 cases, M4Llurin & Chandler,
Ke,sey8Ss :Deas2 cnses, L. White, III. s,od2
dard 81 Wood, 2 cases 1d &
4 Interest III one tract OF 1900
|acres Of land in Clarendon, adjoining lands;
.or Joel L. Green, levied upon as the proper
tynf J. H. Co!cIonSh, at the suits of J. s
:Bi'we 3 cases, ], s, & &. 'Bow;c. Il. j pugl,,
and al. Z. Singleton, "A. White 81 Co. and
Tl,os. MeGec. r Z
HAlsYEYfSKINNER,pS s. D.
Sharlf O.ice, liih December, iS43 !;
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lons sHsstt -
tfls sts:tS d sa
I'D jtaiil
iad iip1, as of IL
fanit 81 ls.sldsI te Tssold ia]
qfathe IG, yer pure q
snS trae 81 ss7 4 s 9ISS'
sln Gisfslstp joisiiIig laps
lkssr OF fss
kess tho siiis ssi ttileys fsoS
I lna atacf ot g ssass !, nc res Of land
IN As.
levied upon MS Tie of Jos. III.
at The suite John J, s
3 One tract Of, 10 acre ssts s,si land.
ti,erc or less, ia ;ssiesli liii;s pt
and hGrs lev led. ils,ii Ne The prs
3gerty Hen suit of
as
of i, AZ tie SUIT of SfindaI &C.
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Ea.Delav isl uangern,is. .,,ssss

J Camden, Nov, Is, 1915
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTO, ESSEX CO., VA.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTO, ESSEX CO.. VA.
THE merit session of this School will commence on
L the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER. II is un-
der the snperntendance Of the subscriber, who essa
bshed II for the purpose OF educating his own children
The small humber OF additional pupils which he pro-
equally with his children They will form part of his
family crcle- and be under firm, vigant, parental
control. lie wishes IL distinctly understood that en-
tire obedience aud promp; conformity to rules, WILL In
all cases, and under all circumstances, be required.
This Institution Is intended TO combine The advanta-
ess ofihorough Academcal instruction, with the COM
fort and discipline of well regulated Christian home
every effort will he used 70 cultivate the MIND, and al
the time to improve the morals and manners The
course of instruction includes all the branches usually
taught full Of English ard Classical studies
It's location is remarkably healthy, and so retired as
10 he very much exempt from temptations to idleness
and elavaganco. lis also very easy OF access The
steamboat passes between Fredericksburg and Balt.
more twice a week, and q carriage will meet either at
taytons Saunders wharf, Poit Mcou, about six or
sight miles deant, those who may give due notice OF
their Intended arrival. The cars from Richmond 10
fredericksburg pass daily near the Bowling Green dis
an not more than twenty miles, where conveyances
can be obtained
The scholastic year divided into sessions Of five
months EACH the first OF which commences the LIST
Gay Of october-the second the lst day Of March.
me only vacation Is composed Of the months of August
and September.
lis highly important that the pupils should be at
school, ready to commence their studies with the open
Ing Of the FIRST session hut the charge for BOARD and
Tuition begins with the time OF entrance, which NAV
be al any period of the year. None admitted for less
term than one full session.
monthly report will be transmitted TO parents and
guardians boys, showing their progress stand
ing at School.
All pocket money must he deposited with the subscr-
Der, who will dsburse il in proper amounts.
students are not allowed to contract any debts what
evsf.
Books and Stationery can be furnished at the retail
prices.
Terms per session, poyabls in odeance,
For Tuition, Board, Lodging, Washing, Mend.
ing, &C., an
For Bed and BEDDING, If not supplied BY the uup;l.
~ Those who wish to enter their children are re-
quested TO do as soon as possible.
Apply to REV. JOHN P. MCGUIRE.
oeeupacia, Essex CO, Va, Aug 2a-ew6w
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Germs of the Enquirer.

,-The Enquirer IS published DAlLI Nlof ."e III ~
,nSsEMI.WE EKLY flor the eountry.) For the ualy
b., seven dollars per annunl and al the fa.o s.,
40 if taken for shorter ?-riod than one III
IN. semi Weekly five dollars per annuH, I'M !.
dnn sfo, six months, PAYABLE IN advahce'W b,,,rs
: :, oxes. or RENTED by mail, post pa'o' VI 81
,sr onnnm n, the end ofthe y year.
re' "" TERMS OF ADvERIlSiNo. =,
~ THE DAILY EN0UtRER-for one square y,
SIX ~ n,sed,nc insertion twenty-five cents-n IN
s.uel ruce a week, twice week, OF 'hie0 '''"eS
s toi,ty- seven and u half cents.
wesS,rHE SEMI-wEEKLY-une square oil sixteen
or less first insertion IS cents; for each eohlinu-
sa ,mal advertisers are charged fifty dollars Tor tr
lines. and In that proportion for advertisements
y. later leucth-except Lottery Vendors ana AUG
81 who are charged one hundred dollars lpaPef
innders from distance must he accompanied WIN
M ,J.aurr nav or satisfactory references,to insure
- All dues To this office may he remHtea per Hail
go an a available Bank notes. NJ the tisk % 'lie
rnr. m, postare 81 all letters 6eing Pdo oy GAG -
~ rbs hostage Of single letter IS scaiee'y ei any
n, In the writer: IL IL the accumulation VI pos.
AZ. IN an extensive business, WHICH ope'a'es DC
s.rious tlx upo, The Eaters ..,.,un,,v
- an Obituaries and Mortgages from tue ~
,.yrY the partys hand writing Ia unknown ~ ,n ~,
~" rn.t he aue nticated by the cndorsation VI Wy
oo,,sier in the neghborhood, or they VIII IN ~
hl,.hed Every measure, Thai has oeen laken ~
I'm, ,mpostions and qmizzes, has proved hste'oan'
p,y,,linp We must, therefore, insist IN sue .as
uaar m. certified oy tue name VI
w ro,master, rrittea on the buck 81 thetetter-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
Runaway.

MAS committed to the Jail Of the town of Petersburg
w on the 3lst day of July last, as runaway slave
Negro Man who calls himself SAN LEWIS. SAID
:,y, il abou, y years of age but looks we'll for one
an old: black complexion, feet inches in height,
full face, head little grey has scar about the SIZE OF
pnepence on his right hand, just back OF the thumb
ai h,.as said 10 be occasoned by the small pox-hs
unps, front teeth good deal decayed Had on when
Committed, checked Shirt checked cashmere PANS,
and an old black leather cap lie states tnat ne was
cola nnblcly in Richmond in March last, by Mr.. VIM
Green of Cupeper belonging 10 the estate OF inc
late Judge Green, and Mr. WIN. W. Hall, OF the clly Of
NoyfoIk became the purchaser, who, In lew days al.
,s,p. rds sold him In Norfo x, to Sir. VIM smith, oil
prneess Anne county and that he of In few d'ys
afer he was sold 10 said Smith. The owner Is hereby
10 come forward prove property pay charges
and him away or he viii be disposed OF according
10 law. n n .s W,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
MRS. LUCY Y. GRAY'S FEMALE SEMI.
NARY. TAPPAHANNOCk,

xxIIIL re open on the rst Monday IN Uctooer Ioso,
w The design Of this Institution Is 10 afford TO pu-
nils all the advantages Of the most liberal course, In
both the solid and ornamental branches
I, has ever been the endeavor of the Principal Oh hs
Seminary 10 afford 10 her pupils to the extent OF her
power the most comfortable accommodations, ana the
Greatest facilities for the acquisition Of knowiedge
FL accomplish this, all the resources she could COM
mand have been brought into requisition She hopes
Ina, her efforts have not been in van either In refer
rnce 10 securing the confidence of parents and guard
ans or in promoting the comfort aud Improvement oi
Two ladies of distinguished abilities and acquire
ments will insruc, the young ladies In every branch Of
English Literature upon which they are prepared 20 en-
lar The Latin and French languages, likewise Draw
inn and Painting, will be taught al extra prices MI.
Charles Shey will continue mis- instructions IN Music
10 those who may require his attendance.
that all those wishing to become members oil this insl-
,ntion enter at the commencement Of the term.
Tannahan nnck Aug lS-cWoW
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VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

fENHE subscriber intending 10 remove 10 the Nes OIL
i fers the following Tracts of Land for saIe-viz:
One Tract lying the South bank of Dan river,
about one mile above the of Madison, in Rock
ingham county, North Carolina, and IS miles above
Danville. Virginia, containing one thousand acres,
upon which is good two story framed house. 40 by %
feet with an end room story only l6 by 90, toge
Their with all necessary out houses, (including to-
bacco houses, &C.. first spring very convenient
beautiful oak grove around the house high, healthy
and handsome situation, good apple and peach or
chard about one hundred Of good low grounds
The upland is well tmbered, and good deal Of II is
good tobacco land. The plantation is under a good
fence. This place has good fishery quite convenient
TO the dwelling house.
One other Tract, known by the name Of ALIENS
DELIGHT, the county lire between Rockingham and
Stokes running through it, and lying the North bank
of Dan river, extending along the bank OF tho same
over miles, containing between seven and eight
hundred acres about hundred Of which is first rate
low grounds, and the upland lies well, and is scarcely
equaed in fertility Of soil or timber, including pine,
oak, hickory, &C. This tract has u large one story
dwelling with other houses an excellent spring, and
also a good fishery, and would do well for Two pur-
chasss as could be divided to give each about
an equal portion of low grounds and tmbered land.
Both the above tracts Of land lie within ten or twelve
miles from where the contemplated Railroad from Dam
willie 10 Cha .loits is expected torun
II 10 desired by the undersigned, that any person who
wishes TO purchase lands in this part Of the country
would be greatly preferred make cash sales, al
a sacrifice. Those wishing to purchase would do well
not to let this opportunity slip, il is very seldom that
such desirable situations and valuable tracts of land are
for sale at any price. WILLIAM FEWEL-
M1disnu Aup % l54S-c10ta
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tue ker Il A d d . o N
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (caLEMAN's suILprNGs,)
-Four doors North Of Pennsylvania Avenue,
w II n on.
DEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
- associated themselves for the purpose Of pIosecut
Ing claims of kinds before Congress and the several
Departments ofthe General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed to the
above shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given TO the following eentlemcn:-
Hon. George NJ. Dallas Vice President; Hon J.Y. Ma
son. Secretary of the Navy; Hon. R. j. Walker, secre
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon. Jno McLean,U s. Supreme
Court; Hon. R. M. T. Hunter, U. 3 Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, ID. C.
ar John e. Addison, Attorney al Law, ilcontinue
To give attention to business before the several
counties Of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 21-cIy
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-. United States coar, for the Eastern District o

,ythe United States Court for the Eastern pstc' %
Virginia September 4ih. ls4s: ,...,,, ~
In the matter Of Bankruptcy OF spencer ia v,e.na
IN. county of Buckingham In Inc Easier"
District. ,os hssn decreel a
Bankrupt by this Court having MED ,psics thereof BE-
ior nus newspaper printed the city of Rich
least before s be f hsd on aay the
v~moeI ,sa limited states Court Room In the CITY
ps' Riesnona and all creditors who have proved their
Sshs md other persons n Interest," may appear at the
said and s sSw nos BE-
aa,sd Copy-Teste,
s'an granted cv,lw P MAYO, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
NOTICE.

i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act Of 9Th
The following acquisitions are hereby made, VIZ Ia
,ddii,on 10 the sum OF three dollars called for, live dn
lars payable on Tie ts day Of each If the months q.
March. April, Stay, August, September October aad
December and dollars the first day oi each VI
me onths of June July and November, rarh s.iar"
Subscribers ia Augusta will pay in the Ba"A 2.
s,auntcn IN Aioenarle in The Bank At Charlotirs'-
and tbos. Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia !" tue
credit OF the Louisa Railroad Company PnnetHd.ay =
por.cn. az interes, Kill 6e ds. each sialRf not
pad. ny oiaet OF tne boaiu, Treasures,
BrgyeI Dam Depot, Feb 2!--ctDee.l
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'CI!uWy, VUHT UD WV .
EDWARD KENNA

HON. THOMAS IL. BAYLY, the dislu-
suishcd Represen ai7e in Congress from the Ac-
coma. District, addressed the Convention yestef
day N a mos, pcweiiu, ar. umonaive speech, &C.
curyiaz some TAO hours and hat IN lis feive~
~. We regret tina, We have mol space lhls morn
ing lor even passing notice of It's strongest
points. Il made marked impres sion upon M
Convention, and fully sustained The descfyecy
high reputation Of the SPEAKER. We VIII give !
more extended notice o. u in our next.
ITa,ncibyrg I2sphbiirGH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
RICHMOND vA TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER g. ls4s

invited 10 attend, but who were prevented from
doing SO
John Lelcher Egg ieiivereda speech abound
| ing in strong views, valuable information, ant
amusing aud capital his at The inconsistencies d
the Wings. He was followed by Maj. DrinkaFd
Of the Petersburg Republican, who delivered an
animated and impressive address, which con-
cluted with some excellent advice 10 'rouse the
committees"
The Convention then took recess I'LL p. VI.
On the rcassembiing OF The Convention, Mr..
Barbour, from The Gem nitee on IN. address, re-
ported an Address, which was adopted, and order.
ed 10 be Published
DR.. Butler OF Isle Of Wight, from the commit
tee on The sutiect, made a report stating that,
after most liberal allowance To The Wing vote
the committee had arrived al the conclusion that
the Democratic ticket would succeed 10 Virginia
by ! 900
Mr. Thos. S. Bocock, from the committee on
! the subject, made an imporan, repor, on regular
county and district organization, which was
agreed TO.
| The Convention was then addressed in able
and interesting speeches by MIR Barbour Of Cul.
peper, and Gsn B. w. S. Cabell Of Pitsylva.
MIA, and recess was taken until II! p. NJ.
The Convention re-assembled, and admirable
and most thrilling and impressive addresses
were delivered By Messrs. Thos. S. Bocock, A
NJ Tribe and Rob G. Scott.
After the adoption OF votes Of thanks 10 the
Clergy, the noble Democracy .! Lynchburg, and
10 lhn President and other officers OF The Con.
ven'ion, and an amusing and spicy address from
the President, the Convention, near midnight, al
ourncd si7lc dr.
| have no time at this late hour Of the
night, 10 dwell upon the splendid speeches de.
livcred, nor the intelligence and respec liability
which composed the Convention, nor he noble
and enthusiastic spirit which animated every
member, old and young. Suffice it to say for
the present that, in every respect, it was one
of the most glorious Conventions | have ever
| witnessed. [Ahuut 400 delegates were in alien.
dance, but from 500 TO 1000 persons were
present al The sin:s OF the Convention. =
II gave proud assurance that Virginia will
be true 10 herself in November, and will
| roll ND her thousands for Cass and Butler,
the Union, and the glorious compromises Of the
Constitution. This imposing gathering Of the
Democracy of Virginia procIaims, in thunder
tones, that the Taylorites and the Fillmorcnes
availability and Abolition" Gas tir. Caskc SO
aply characterized The Wing ticket will have
not an inch of ground to stand upon in the IN.
terrified Old Dominion. w. T. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

derive mutual benefit Agricultural books and
journals are no 'onser regarded with supreme
contemp'. .Beos-farming," as il is called, and
p'aett;a. agriculture are like The sexes obsying
tie natural laws Of attraction
have exicnGcd my remarks beyond what
CONTEMPLATED and mnst now close. The report
oil Mr.. Burke and the accompanying documents
MI volume OF more Than 600 pages. The work
treats OF many topics 10 which | have moi ALLUDED;
among Others, 10 sheep hu.bandrv, which is
justly becoming an Object OF importance 10 many
farmers in Virginia The contents Of the volume
Will, in my opinion, prove interesting not only 10
the farmers bu. 10 The statesmen aud political
economisls,f The Union. BUCKINGHAM.
AnonSi 1913
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
RARMvlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY

RARMvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY
THE next session Of this Institution will commsn.
on the first Monday In October, and close ON ,bs
ias y, Thursday In July.
Ihe charges, payable, one half in advance the ba
n snee al the close of the term, are as follows:
TSata and Tuition, 10 the English branches, $3.50
Music, az az
French and Latin. each. s
ezra fec OF IS Is required from each member of
s Sss,es In Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
given '''''H'a''on' u acS,rSe, wv ~ No promptly
Aug 25-ew6w
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from NE Lvrhburr RepsJlican.)
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

(Ffom The Ly'rih6nTs Repi6lican.)
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
A meeting ofthe Delegates 10 The Democratic
State Convention assembled al Lyuchburs. in The
Masonic Hall, on Tuesday evening, The 10 h
Sept. l646, preliminary 10 the meeting OF the
Convention on the 2Ob, as advertised
On motion OF Hon. James Garland OF Lynch
burg. John Rutherford, Esq, Of The city of
Richmond, was called 10 The chair, and K. H.
Glass of Lynchburg, and w. r. DrinkaId Of Pc
tersburg, were appointed Secretaries
On motion OF Maj. Garland, committee Of
II, composed OF one from each Congressional
District, was appointed to recommend permanent
officers 10 the Convention.
Col. Fl L. Hopkins Of Powhalan, Isaac R..
Watkins of Richmond, and N. C. Claiborne Of
Franklin were severIy called on, and addressed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
FEMALE SCHOOL IN powHATAN

Subscribers School will reopen on the Isl Oe,o.
net next, and he will receive in his family few
eoarders TO whom particular attention will be paid in
ana y me situation is remarkably healthy,
p,.,, rwms, per session Of fee months:
French, $40 w
Instruction in Music, and use Of Piano ~ ~ w
Day Scholars, W
Payments will be required in advance. and No "a. "
Scriber. " the sub
MY address is Genito Post Office, Powha,an.
Sept 5-cw4w WIN. MiTep.y
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MRS. JUDGE CLoPTON's SCHOOL.
ME exercises of this School will be resumed MON
~ DAY, October ID, In the town of Manchester
rno number OF boarders with be limited TO eight
Judge Clopton, Richmond.
Sept 6-c2aw2w3W3w
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENT
I.yscaBuHo Sepr. 81 1919

LYNcHBuRo, SEpT. q, 1913.
extract lom lo.day's Republican The pro-
ceedngs oil the Convention up 10 half past 2, P.
NJ, yeslerd ~, which send you properly correct