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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
SPAIN.

Arrests continue 10 be made at Madrid.
Al Cadiz, all the British residents have
been compelled TO give security for their
good conduct.
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"TflE JULIE"

Il J
OF the Wings, we mean re people" duly came
off on Friday night. II moi SCI the river nor
The Town on fire, and ltDemocracy arc sui
alive and kicking We sill attempt 10 furnish
TO our country friends, onTuesday, sketch Gi
this wonderful Fandango, 'hich, We have heard
Wings say, would have bn mo where" but Tor
the and from Petersburg. ipropaS, gums" ars'e
fired, aud The ordnance 30 came from Peters
burg. The Wing says III they were pieces be
longing 10 the PeleTsbar; Artillery. We IN
dersand however, that he Captain OF the
Petersburg Artillery declrd 10 lend his compa-
ny's guns Tor The Wing cele alton in that town,
and that olhcr guns were poured
In deierring notice OF is grand affair, we
may remark, that il did Of quite come np in
beauty or spirit 10 The Demuaic lorch-lishtpro-
ccssion OF The provincial Gn OF LynchbuIg-
nor The procession Of The Juior Democratic AS
sociaions Of Norfolk and Frlsmoulh TO both o.
which We have alluded.
The Wings have a presnt 50 many aliases
that description of their oslions is embarras>
ing, indeed. For instance, Fridays Republican
speaks Of the Jubilee OF 9Th Taylor Republican
party Of Richmond" land Immediately follow
ing is The General Order oithe Chief Marsha
(hmse!l rumored 10 be a little Bottsisf.) VIII
appeals 10 the Wigs Of Richmond, TO che Hh1!
party OF the city" who "haw agreed 10 celebrate
the late triumph Of their principles" Now,
the Taylores and FiIlmrenes canno! aerc
about their principles they certainly ought 10 Fl
upon one common name, al kast
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To The Ed,tors Of tic Enqurr:
ORR NEXT GOVERNOR.


Gentlemen: Allow me to second tho nomlna
ton o! a correspondent over. the signature oil
VIRGINIA" (of the Petersburg Republican, ia
presenting to the next General Assembly OF Vir
GINA The name Of gentleman well known TO
that body as a suitable individual 10 fill Inc
Office Of Governor Of the Commonwealth :
Richard Fl. Baptist, Esq, long known in The
Legislature as the distinguished and faithful re
preventative of the MecElenburg district IN the
Senate of vnsinia-alike vel known among
the members with whom he has served in public
life; as man Of deserved popularity and sou
Republican principles, and as gentleman of
bland and courteous manners, and dgnfcd de
pertinent, who would, indeed make most ex-
celIent Chief Magistrate Of Virginia, worthy Of
the Office and acceptable TO the people. hope
the Legislature will confer on him the appoint
ment FRIEND OF VIRGINIA.
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sTerlns Of the Enquirer.

OF The Enquireris published DAILY (for the city,
and SEMl-WEEKLY flor the country.l For the Daily
PAPER seven dollars per annum and at the rate oil
do lars IL taken for shorter period than one year o.
the Sem. Weekly, i've dollars per annun, ana n,ee
dollars for six months payable IN advancej.o
"A. ose, or remitted by mail post pad DISK poa's
40, annum nj the end ofthe year.
POI anna" FERNS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square OF
S.rr lines or less, first insertion, fifty cents, and
- succeeding insertion twenty-five cents-i in
serted once week, twice week, or threo tunes
go thir,y. seven and a half cents.
IN THE SEMI-wEEKLY-One square OF sixteen
or less FIRST insertion, IS cents for each cnninu.
aare, so cents. s., ,,.rs n, ,hi,
~ lines and in that proportion for advertisements
az greater lengt-eIcept Lottery Vendors ana AUG
,ion.Is who are charged one hundred dollars paper
Orders from distance must be accompanied with
the ADVANCE pay satisfactory references, To insure
~ All dues to this office may be RENTED per mail,
Snod ON available Bank notes, at the risk OF the
Ed,oy me postage If all letters being paid 6y the ori-
,-r,hr postage Of single letter is scarcely OF any
account 10 Tie writer II is the accumulation Of post
ave i'm an extensive business, which operates as
serious tar upon tie Editorsl
iry All Obituaries and Marriages from the G. uhHy
whenever the party hand-w writing Is unknown III tns
ce must be authenticated by the endorsation o me
In the neishhorhood or they VIII IN no cse
hs nnhlished Every that has been taken 10
n-srent imposons and uizzes has proved heretofore
,ayailins We must, therefore, INSIST ~ Such case,
ron the certified by The name OF
me Postmaster. rritten the back Of the letter.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PETERS
BURG

All meeting Of a portion Of The Democratic
parry Of the town of Petersburg, held al Ffenh'>
Horrl on Thursday evening, the 23d Nov, lo4S,
al halt past 7 o'clock, on the motion oil X K.
Collier, Esq, Francis Major, Esq, was called
10 Inc chair, and w. R. DIinkard, appointed ST.
crelari.
The Chairman having explained the object Of
the meeting, Mr.. Collier offered The following
Preamble and Resolution, which were adopted !;
Whereas vacancy exists ID the Senate Of this
State by reason Of The recent isnation Of James
u. Cox. Esq, who Tor several years has iaiihluHy
represented this District in that branch OF The
General Assembly; and whereas an election has
been ordered 10 be held on the lllh OF next month,
being The 2d Monday and Chesterfield Court day
and whereas portion OF the democratic parry Of
powhaan have regularly appointed Delegates n
a Convention which il is proposed shall be bed
ly Delegates from each Of he counties, and The
Town composing The Senatorial District al The
Columbian Hotel in The city Of Richmond, on
Tuesday the 5h Of December mex, al O'Clock
P Nj. and whereas We agree that the time desig-
mated is early enough and not too late, and tnas
the cry Of Richmond, considering The short no.
lice and the facilities OF travelling, IS sui.aoi'
place for holding such Convention, when we
also agree should b. he'd Tor he purpose oil no,
mina,ine a Democratic candidate 10 fill the saii
vacancy in The Senate:
Therefore be il ResO'rcd, by this meeting, which
is hell after due notice, that --- be- and
they are hereby appointed 10 attend The Conven-
ION oil Delegates from this Senatorial District
10 be he'd, in lie city Of Richmond, on the oh Of
next month, as has been proposed by he Demo
cratic party Of Powhalan.
On The motion OF f. G. StainbacH, Esq, the
chair appointed 4 committee Of three 10 Nominate
10 The meeting the names OF twenty one Demo
crat, with which TO fill the blank in the above r.
solution. Messrs. Srainback, Collier and u INK
ard were named as The committee, who after COT
suliarion presented the following nominations
which were onfrmed by Inc meeting
Daniel C. Buus, John Pollard, F. L. Riyes,
e. Cox, Francis Major, John Row'eu, h. Whit
more, Geo. w. Phillips, John Jackson, E'asmu
G. Hinon, VIM. Robertson, Jr James + Wal
son, w W Townes, James Mc'iw.,ue, Joh'
| Siudivanr, Daniel Dodson, Samuel Z. Hinion
J. T. Rosser, J. D. Musser, }. d. Simenson an
W. T. Luckadoe.
On motion Of Mr. Stanback, Mess's. K.
Collier and w. R. DSinkan, we're added 70 N
delegation.
on The motion Of Mr.. Collier, the proceeding
OF This meeting were ordered 10 be published u
the Petersburg Republican, Richmond Enqn're
and Examiner.
The meeting then, on motion, adjourned.
FRANCIS MAJOR, Chairman.
W r. DRIHKARD Secretary.
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NANsEMoND LAND FOR SALE.

IN THURSDAY, the 23d day Of November, the sub
" scrber, az Attorney in fact for Geo. W. P Custis
the surviving Executor Of Gen. George Washington,
will offer for sale, at public auction, TO the highest bid
der, The undivided interest Of Gen. Washington to the
lands owned by Washington, Walker Co., In the
county of Nansemond.
These lands lie partly In the great Dismal Swamp,
and valuable for their pine cypress and white oak
TIMBER which Is represented to be Of fine quality, and
within short distance Of navigable water The land
possesses an neIhausble fertility, and, If properly
ditehed and dainod would be unsurpassed In produc-
tiveness by any soil In Virginia.
The attention Of persons engaged in getting timber is
called to this property as great bargain can be obtain
I'D In it.
The title this property Ia believed TO be indsputa
be but the undersigned ID only authorized to convey
the title held by Gen. Washington who was entitled to
e.third part oft.
The whole quantity of land amounts to about eleven
or twelve hundred acres
The sale will take place at the town of Suffolk, In
front of the Clerks Office at that place. at ~ O'Clock,
on Thursday, the ed Of November, ls4s.
JOHN \ WASHINGTON,
Attorney in "a Z for Geo w GUSTS,
Surviving Executor Of GEL George Washington.
Mount Vernon, Oct 10, lsao-dltS<c2awtds
n-T The Norfolk Herald will insert three times a
week until the day Of sale, and send bill to j. A. w.
~ POSTPONEMENT-The above sale has been
unavoidably postponed until MONDAY the eleventh
Of December, when II will certainly take place.
TERMS-One.third the purchase money Will DO re-.
CURED on the day Of sale, and the balance In two and
four months thereafter for which negotiable notes with
satisfactory endorsers must be given.
Mount Vernon, Nov. d, l648-ctds
~ Norfolk Herald requested 10 copy
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United States Hotel,

WASHINGTON, d. g.
THE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
they have, within few days past, undertaken the
management of this Establishment situated on Penn
sylvania Avenue, between third and four and n half
streets The locality and interior arrangements of this
hotel will, we trust, recommend il favoraby to vis-
tors on business or pleasure, and particularly to travel
lers, as II is within few steps Of the Baltimore and
and the utmost exeons please can contribute TO the
comfort and convenience Of their guests they hope TO
secure liberal patronage.
D. H. BRANCH l. CO.,
Nov. f7-est Late of Petersburg, Virginia.
Richmond Wing and Lynchburg vrgnian requested
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
mr. f.. ID. ROhInSOM

x4JHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice OF Medicine for nearly thirteen years
still relieving and positively curng-of the following
forms of disease-eght out Of ten who apply to him,
and who have been pronounced misunderstanding
White Swelling, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, AZ
feetions of the Liver, Ague and Fever, Scald Head
Ucerous Sores of long standing, letter, Cancer Lep
rosy, Palsy, 81. vitus' Dance, Wens Coughs and Ar
.c,on of the Lungs, supposed TO be Consumption,
Auhma, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Structure, Mercurial
Disease and all forms of disease peculiar to females;
such Fluer Albus, Prolapsus Uter &C., &c. He has
treated several hundred cases of Rheumatism, aud
failed in five only where the remedies were energetic
ally applied, in effecting entire cure. Persons suf-
ferng from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved
Reference, the satisfactory, can be had. Office
No. ,, Wall street, under the CITY Hotel.
NJ,
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RICHMOND, VA, TuEsDN MORNING, NOVEMBER %, ls4s.

The Wing, referring 10 the vote Of Wozel
county, which gives Cas- 229 majority, says;
The official return from this county is so con-
fused tina, Phlladclphi lawyer could not make
head or tail of it but Governor Smith makes
oul this majority for Cass though there Is as
much reason 10 give the same majority to Ia,
Tor
Now, Wczel is known 10 be 4 Democratic
county but, moreover, we learn that the wing
is utterly misinformed- and that the vote OF
the county for Cas- is clearly shown BY the
certificate Of the Commissioners and the accom-
panying record.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND NE

DY virtue Of decree OF The Circuit Superior Court
ID of Law and Chancery for the county Of Halifax,
pronounced the September term lS48 In the Of
Coleman rs Rowlett and others, will sell, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day Of December, le46 at the resi-
dence Of Matthew J. Rowlett the Tract Of Land on
which said Rowlett now resides-and also twenty Ne.
groes much thereof may be necessary 10 the
debts secured by deed of trust made by said Rowlet
in favor of certain creditors named therein and duly
recorded in the Clerk "a Office of Halifax.
The land lies in the county Of Halifax, on the waters
of Pney Creek-the main road from Moseleys Ferry 10
the Courthouse bounding Its Southern side-and con
tans one thousand hundred and forty acres, about
one hundred Of which low grounds, and nearly
half in woods heavily timbered and Of good quality,
with the greatest abundance of fine plant land. The
open land lies level, and produces fine crops. The
barns and ouhouses all good, with granary which
has been built within the last few years. The dwelling
house, which is large and commodious, with little
repair could be made very comfortable whilst II Is
surrounded by every convenience any might desire.
Persons wishing to invest money in land will rarely
find better opportunity Of doing so; and any one
wishing to view the premises do 80 by calling on
MIR. Rowlett or the undersigned.
The Land will be sold TO the highest bidder, on a
credit of six and twelve months equal instalments-
the purchaser giving bond with approved secury and,
as a further security, the title will be withheld till the
payment Of the purchase money.
The Negroes consist of men, women, boys and girls,
Of all ages-some of them very likely and Desirable
They will be sold for cash.
Selling as Trustee, will only convey such title as Is
vested In by the deed of rust-whch, however, Is
believed to be perfect. W. u. SIMS,
Nov 2l-ctds Trustee for NJ. J. Rowlctt.
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A DELICATE HINT.-The Secretary otlhe
Navy mol long since received letter, neatly d.
rec,ed in a lady's hand writing, which enclosed
he announcement, cut from newspaper, OF the
marriage OF young officer in the Navy, and a
reference 10 the .weny-touhh chapter OF Deu;er-
onomy and the filth verse.
We lrnst that the Secretary who is distinguish.
ed Tor his saaniIy and good nature, has done
his duty in The premises, and complied with the
request. The passage referred tots as follows
"When man hath taken new wife he shall
no, 90 on, 10 war, nei!her shall he be charged
with apy business but he shall be Tree al home
one year, and shall cheer up his wife which ne
hath taken"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28

A correspondent Of the Lynchburg RepublI-
can recommends as the next Governor, John
Letcher, Esq, whom he regards as "in every way
worthy and deserving of the honors Of the first
office in the Commonwealth
A correspondent Of the Winchester Vir9inian
nomina.es for Governor VIM Lucas, ESQ., OF
Jefferson, "than whom none stands more &C.
servetIy higi than he does or talent and lhdo'n'
table political integrity
The Warrenton Flag heliyes that "'hc election
OF the Hon. Thos. H. Bayly Of Accomac ina'
firm Democrat and talented gentleman, would
give unmngled satisfaction 10 a large portion o.
This community. A better selection could not be
made. The Flag says, "lf a Western man IS to
we would be pleased ii the choice
build fall ON Green B. Samuels, Esq, OF She
n, rJo,h counlV"
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tue er Il A d d j = D N

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEMAN's BUILDINGS
Four doors North of Pennsylvania Avenue,
w ash ng ton.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN Z. ADDISON have
associated themselves for the purpose of ptosecut-
neclams Of all 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 eentlenen:-
non George NJ Dallas, Vice President; Hon. j. Ma
500, Secretary ofthe Navy Hon. r. J. Walker, secre
1'y oithe Treasury; Hon. Jno. CLEANUP S Supreme
court; Hon. R. NJ. T. Hunter, U. s Senate; Clement
Coz, ESQ.,, Georgetown, n. C.
" John z. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
give personal attention business before the several
"oai!s ofthe District of Columbia and the adjoining
"lntiss OF Maryland and Virginia Jan. 2l-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28

At the great Taylor Festival in New Yogi.
among other speakers Mr.. Preston of ~
was introduced:
"He remarked that the Wings of Virginia
bad been among the very first to respond to the
nomination of General Taylor, and for his elec-
ton they had struggled maufully. They had not
gained victory 10 the Old Dominion, but the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28

We are panied TO hear ,haton Saturday ai'fr-
noon, MIR. James Bulterwofth, very worthy CHI
zen. lost his life BY falling through t'ap-door
Of The new house now being constructed near
Messrs. Frys store, on l4.h street. Mr.. b. was
Engaged in fixing The cutters Of The house
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VIRGINIA..

Since our last, we have heard officially from
five more counties; showing that we gain on the
reported vote in Scott so, Amherst !, and Tyler
s; and lose in Jackson 9, and Marshall 8. Our
table stands as follows:
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100000 worth Of Dry Goods,
at COST.
CHARLES Il. MERWIN

RE in the habit Of selling out their Stock in
"A FIVE years, and the time having now arrived, they
offer their entire stock OF DRY GOODS at cost for
casa only. Being determined dispose of every arti
Gle hand before purchasing another stock, those
vone them with call may be assured Of getting bar
gains No. 229, Broad street,
Nov 3-c6t Richmond, Va.
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enemy had not gathered spoisufficicnt TO com
memerate victory

HtHIeTaIt FIUtoTJ
The loss Of Virginia, G. Taylor's native
State, haunls the TayIoriieskc an appari,ion
in all their merry makings. III, Mr.. P. is mis-
taken, the Democrats, in sng the Old 10
minion, have great rictoryrhich VIC expect
TO see them cordially ''commorale" rs soon
as the Electors shall cast ti.S,ate's vote for
Cass and Butler
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PRESQUE ISLE FOR SALE

tkR for sale my Farm, situated on the Mattapo-
d.,d vef, containing six hundred II Ia consi.
MAJ. Of The best corn estates on the river This
IS Just below Ayleu's, where there Is market
Az, y. ihlng. There Is fine shad and herring fish,
IN va me place, and of the best peach orchards
an ir STATE ] Will be pleased 10 show the place TO
y one disposed TO purchase Possession given Janu-
x ISL, ie49 JOHN T. WURMELEY.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pROCfa NATION

A VACANCY having occurred In the General A.
sembly of the State OF Virginia. by the resignation
Of James H. Cox late Senator for the District composed
the town Of Petersburg: Therefore, William Smith,
Governor of the said State Of Virginia. do hereby re-
qure the Shers OF the said countless and the Sergeant
of the said town. to hold elections in their respective
counties and town on the second Monday (being the
eleventh day. Of December next for Senator TO fill the
vacancy Aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
ts. lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, nj Richmond,
".AA' this lith dry of November, in the year ls4s
Nov l5-Ctd WIN. SMITH.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims asain'' he estate
n Of William Dabney, deceased. 81 present
them properly aLlheEtoatstt ihr sno-ei'oef ior
settlement, and those ihdebt %i n,as. pay
meat 20 same. NJ. y. IA
Executor Of William Dabheg, deceased
K,ag William Nov 2i.-cwlv
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VOLUME XIV. NUMBER 60,

,rca,.'.. - = Saithstfed. .hifd. AAm,nck
con.,,', on, 'h' &C. au.' noohs z e sivsn ~ TIA
80, 2''sh il :, r. n, y r. 30.h<
D.. So PAN ~ 'hr reaeHa' = lue hogh,GnA,
each o,sr ana ht''o'ai s1"ies, WED w.h<
seeking ss,.,v = f'-, ""ty 'helf AIMS al n
s.urmeI me AM. 49,. !, 10. "heH ne C'o"ts
mad, n .,a, l. 80 - ustekSe vas
.tnteors ,nsr ~. s"'ilson'd @>he
mars "a ,,n,s,5 ''''''" hanafea>>
inc de,nera,ey TX 49,, = ~n.n, hehINs
EN- i ~, - 49,. - /" ''''eH'r', were
~. 60,
o;,h ~ i"e he'h'i'he we're srewcd
49, a. 'i' nnu 'ne h'Nl ac'i"- eaGer, sought a
~ az "i'ciNgS. bn' many uihem 0il
ae,,,.,a.' - sE'ui'1, a severe search vas
s,r;o,' 49,. Is s"trs' walls ahe Suburbs, aie 20
on,, H.. s""'as0 ~ 10 "'e 'aa r>Crne y even v
~, , "i'""u. o.in2 Sdnnei. The
zsr,x h,,ra,l'' ','an'e vas maze a! 'he SnlSs
~ ne ,roaa. ~ H"'''"s c9uil resist me afdoT
a., ~, uuops' and te'oIe n'shiali ~ inpenaT
"'''u '''' t'G,Y eorinn y ne ciy.
FRAME,
. igPo't 'nat N!essf.. R,ta>chi.as, ~ PARIS, \
eyrns Co. 90 .o'lfiaf'' afi afdi>, oHSg y the
.a,;fs IN par "na 'hst" ehine aspect -
al ":nt 4.cline ii. }GS r i-rtif i1Ed5oc g . "a
/ IN" three pci cents have t.pn .,rcr la.t wecil
| IS l0r as 10 AM lie f", II, 5er.s - sc Al A
considerable IL c;ion N ,,ic.s nas .;n,,,akeu
! pace 81 HE latest nyia. I'm N,,re.-ar m H..
lhfc. per cea. "a, - fa.c>. III, ti,e nor cont
4 "a -
/ General Cayaionac mis- tiuip has :toyid.d
srilici,;,t ni,,,y ,,,c. !" m 4o.n AZ a,e,no,
a disorders hut Ill ~, Republicans. soc,lsls. art
communists hase collected al lhcif loLi,ns men
Causs;dcie u reported 10 be ii pans. ard
amiis, The complete dis.ocaii.n II iii rail,ss
| 81 h he apparent cef:aiaiy ol LOUIS Sanoleon's
triumphant tlec i'm, leaiiui s.rrool. .,ns m
miae.t
On Thursday three per cent. closed Al 424o.-
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369974
35O9S
Increase in four years,

We see from the above table, also that al
though Gen Cass did not carry The Stale, Jet his
vote is larger than that OF Johnston The success
fol Wing candidate for Gn9etnor, by ASA woes:
Tay!or's vote i, larger Than Johnsens y 1855
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A SITIATION WANTED

A YOUNG MANA graduate OF Virginia College
- well qualified to teach the Greek, Latin and Eng
lsh languages, is DESTROYS of obtaining situation as
Instructor in an Academy as Tutor in private ia
miiy- Ample testimonials of mental and moral quaii
cations can be given. Communications, addressed to
the Postmaster at GreenvIlle, Augusta CO., Va, will
meet with prompt attention. Nov 2l-c:ta
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Correspondence OF the Washington Union !,

BALTIMORE II ~ 20 z. VI
TRg Makers In The Baltimore malket, his
morning hr steamers news comripeii sn.pen-
led all business operations. Holder, Il -four
remained firm but the PROBABILITY is, there will
be slight decline.
AT New YORK and Philadelphia there w2s also
little or nothing done, the news having unsettled
the markets Holders Of cotton at .cw TX
VT. very fin, an al upwa,. 'eocancy Wa
appaIpnt