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DE THIS.

uirt III Rustic Ledge, her residence, IN the county
Of Botrtonr on Friday, the 80 instant, III. a2d yeai
OF her age. slr- MARTHA BuRWELL, reIt,t Of Cap
tain y lh!n-l BlrW,ll ~ hlng v liAH, q mrroiiouI
officer IL The Revocation.
How many varied associations cluster around The me
morv ,r ms excellent liy-venefab!- for he. years
and yeneraed .nr her virtues. With her has passed
away anr,hef Of The Few remaining Inks hlt connect
4 former asr VITA the prc.ent AMI atloc b She wh1
spared ouve almost ail The acinananccs and as-o
GATES youth vel thr present generation VIII
.bly feel the void created by her removal, fr there
was 4 charm about her character and conversation, be
,onatnn only Ia SUPERIOR ninis, winch captivilrd The
yo,ln. ~ well The did. She lurnishpG III fact,
model al the Virginia lady ~ The 'lirr Tune,
Born "a l757 shr maS'f are. ~ The siiriing tim
AT the Revolution, taar and active intcres,
in the al that memorable psoii AMI heT tcirn
nv. and well.storri memory oit'E supplied her &C
a,IaiutsGc.s with Revolutionary Incidents oi tue most
thrilling kind Her father, dudley Dlgtes was on the
dr., !, ninn,t-. oil Sdl-ty, )" appointed IN Williams
tnraas early ~ 1t,, and r. honorable pan Ia tic
event, at thai day. ~ train oi circumstances. m
ufnliy flowing lom her connection with many of the
old-. and mot honn,ci families IN Eastern Virginia
Mrs Burws. brought IA early ilr INTO familiar
intercourse with tlr lcan. Characters Of thai portion
of the state; and was witness OF the exciting scenes
connected win ih- struggle for Liberty and with thu
change from t'oonial ioa Republican Government.
MANY Years ol her iiir. immediately subsequent I"
This werr spent IN Williamsburg, wh-r She hinged N
cir,r al eur.ely Distinguished fur H. Taste, rirgince
and refinement, 81 wulch Mrs Burwell was herself
onr az me an imen. The cultivation Of her mind
me Il Ilrt dignity OF her manners, ana THE elevated
/ nm, Of her sentiments, gave ter hearty welcome
wherever she appeared. About I"ity-hve YEAR ago
She removed 10 The eauntg Of Boietour where she has
| lived ever since
Fulrd ~ she wa adarn III. highest stations III
Getty she knew now I" arcommo iair herself 10 hum
b;sr circumstances and waS sin2ulatly gIird WIN nj
those qualities O mud and o heart lhat make the 10
nestle hearth sacred and delightful KIND cheerful
and atfrronar towards all around her, she was ~
nncb believed ri home ~ admired abroad. Unc OF The
,uo.t strk KIN. lrru!iirrs al her character was love
NJ order "a place for every thing. AMI every thing ~
lts place, !" wa her mott" N III afanarmtnt 81 world
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COR DONS VILE
FENALT ACADEMY

pEvEREND II. NJ. LINNEY AND LADY, late OF
IL the Virginia Annual Conference, will open 9
School for the reception of Young Ladies at Gordons
vie Orange county, Virginia. commencing the 18Th OF
November.
II may be necessary to say few things to the pub
lie, whose patronage is solicited concerning the ndi
viduals who propose To engage in teaching, and the
place where the Institution Is located The Principal
has spent five years In the best colleges in the digeni
study Of the Classics and the English branches.
short time lie spent in teaching Since which time
he has spent six as travelling Minister. Mrs. Linney
was educated in the best schools of Virginia, and has
been engaged successfully in teaching the present
year.
The services Of a third teacher will be procured az
soon as they may be needed.
Orange county Is proverbal for its health anu the
intelligence of It's inhabitants
To persons living down the country we would say.
by sending your daughters 10 this section, they VIII
have the benefit of the best water and the pure noun
tain air. The from Richmond stop daily within
a few hundred yards OF the Academy. Every effort
will be made 10 render the situation of the young
ladies pleasant aud agreeable. In case of sickness,
they will be attended by Dr. c. Beale, who has an ex-
perence Of thirty years In the practice OF medicine,
and in whose family some are expected to board
PRICES:
For board and tuition In all the English branches,
per session of five months, SUI
Music, w
French and Latin, S. each, ~
All the branches usually taught In The best schools,
will lie taught In this. No charge VIII be made Tor
medical service The Principal has a large and well
selected library all will have free access to H. School
Books will be furnished, Al reduced prices. The Sc
cona session will commence the first Of May. Stu.
dents will be admitted At any time, and charged only
for the time they are in attendance.
t.,au
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Terms Of the Enquirer.

rJne ENQUIRER 10 published paiii A'oi ~" ~ Il,
tfor the country.l For INC rH
pn., seven dollars per annun, ana al .ns .sar For
p,,s II taken for II shorter i'eriod tnan o Three
~. Ssmi Weekly, i've dollars per b, maid in
he oe . ~ mont his pay IN advahcei.oo Pa,a
iHl'a.s.'. smtted by mail, post paid; otSA oo'iaiS
ne S Hse, Al the end ofthe year
pet ann" .TrRMS OF ADVERTISING.
,ur pAllY ENQuIRER-Fof one square y,
~ ~. nr less, first insertion, htty cents, ana
ttrf" ss.J,np insertion twenty-five cthls--n III
s.'H nc. =, week, twice week. OF 'hree 'ihes
nhsa .n,, seven and half cents
.sss' ruE SEMI-WEEkLY-ones square OF sixteen
~ rs first insertion, IS cents; for eachcontinu-
r, au drsrs.rs are charged fifty dollars for thir-
Ahhua' s in that proportion for advertisements
a,..,rI length-ercept Lottefy venues a"1 . ~
,,ho are charged one hundred dollars (paper
iasa ,,om distance must he accompanied win
iueas nav or satisfactory references, 10 insure
.,.eutirn. .K Hc. may br m mtted mel mall
~ a. available Bank notes, al the risk OF inc
goo" a'a ..,ags OF aHetters being paid by the sr-
~" ~, ras,arr of single letter is scarcely OF any
~ IL. writer: II is the accumulation OF post
iesV an extensive business, wnich opera'es DIS
.s,,ouS tax upon ~. Ei'.",s-l rro,, m. r.untyv
All Obitaaries and Marriages from lne Ct y, ~
The parly's hand-wri,ingis unkho" a. t,'s
es, he authenticated by the endorsatioh oil the
me- The nei.hborbood, or they will III no cass
I's.i,h.J Every measure, that mas oeen laken w
D. questions ndQnizzes, has proved heietoois
Pil,nr we must therefore, insist, ~ sucn ea'e,
W. ,ha ationbeing certinea oy .ho "ae "
,pn.,master, pritten on the back 81 theteue''
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-s-s--------
MRS. SHEEFEY'S

SELECTSCHOOL FOX fOONG LhDIES,
AT STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
4 FEW vacancies having occurred in this school,
n Mrs. Shefey takes this method OF calling the al
ieuton Of the public to its character and design The
plan on which has been conducted for The last three
years. proved enineny satisfactory and successful
The number Of pupils being limited to twelve, MIS-
Sheey with the assistance of her daughters, enabled
10 devote thorough attention TO their moral and ntelec
iual training While Mrs. Shelley is ready TO acknow-
ledge that considerations Of pecunary nature first
led her TO upon this VOCATION she hopes that IN The
of her work the true interests of her pu-
pills will ever be the handspring of her exertions.
The next session will commences on Wednesday, No.
yember 9Th.
TERMS Board and tuition in English branches,
for session Of five months, $751; French Su; Music on
the Piano Guitar with singing, $50; small charge
for of instruments. Payments TO be made oneialf
In advance.
Circulars containing particulars, may be obtained
by application TO Mrs Shelley SiauntOn and infona-
ton may DO received from the following gentlemen:
Reverend ID Tyler, Principal OF the Deaf and Dumb
Institution, Hon 3 G Baldwin, Hon l. r Thompson,
Hon A II ii Stuart, stribling, Esq, Benjamin craw
ford, Esq, James A Cochran, Esq, Siaunton.
Hon K Meade, Petersburg.
HON. I LomaX, Fredericksburg.
Gen S II Lewis, Rockingham
John Galiaher, Esq, Winchester.
Col Andrew Hunter, Charlestown, Jefferson county.
Hon Daniel Smith, Rockingham.
o P Baldwin, Esq, Richmond.
Oct, 24-cSt
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s.Ouisa Railroad,
LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE

TO LYNCHBURG, CHARIOT iEo ' LILLE
AND STAUNTON.
Daily by Railroad and
.,o,....,o,,.,yu,. e. 90 Messrs. VIM. 2. Parish &
Co.'S Stages. | A liberal
~ s,o,r,o, g. OO amount of baggage allow
-, .,,,,s s7 sos Hy Connects with lines
- West of Lynchburg, by
=. amhers, {. H., so Sstase Of Messrs, J. L.
Elesken < Co., without
y. N.lson C. H., 700 detention.
30 hrtwe.n [.ynchburg and Junction, 80 5O
So s,tween Amherst Z. II. and Junction, 3 So
FAR between Nelson e. II. and Junction, !, 3 w
Passengers leaving Lynchburg ON Sundays, We'd
%. md Fridays al 4 A NJ, arrive next day in
Richmond at liz. 4. NJ; in Washington at IL, F. d..
and in Baltimore by :, p Nj. +,
Psssenpers for Lynchburg take the cars ut 8, A. NJ,
a, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving IN
before night; leave next day at !, A. NJ
and reach Lynchhurg al &, Y. NJ ,,.
Fare between Washington and stanton, SiV-iich-
CT, y "v w eff CR MASON, Agent
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LAND AND MILL. FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my Land and Mill, in the county OF
Dinwddis, on Stony Creek, about eishteen, :.hes
from Petersburg, and two and halt miles Yves. o.
Dinwidd.s Court house There ars in this trac, OF
land $50 acres according 10 old survey about half
which Is in original growth. There are also on the
land two story dwelling house. out houses for ser
wants, &C. situated on high hill. The location Is
very healthy, and the water excellent
The Mill is at this time somewhat out oil repair
The water power Is sufficient for manufacturing pui
poses os LARGE SCALE and this is one oil the best 81
nations in the county for CUSTOM There need be nc
fears about supply of water during the dry season. as
Stony Creek is as constant stream as AppomattoA
river
Persons wishing TO purchase this valuable properly
will please apply me, In Petersburg or 10 captain
Lewis P. laner, living near the Plantation, who wi
show the premises to any one DESTROYS TO buy.
Nov IO-cw3w DAN'L C BUTTS.
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Beaver Dam Lepot, Hanover County, Nov. II.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
n,nur An tInI LA pI Z IM

PROVEMENTS IN FARMING UTENSILS.
ID SINCLAIR, a., s CO., OF Baltimore, have es-
IL tabshed an agency In this city, opposite the
Banks for the sale of their improved and extensive va
rlety of Agricultural Machinery, Plonghs, &C.
The attention of Farmers is particularly recommend
ed 10 the foowingl of valuable Machinery, Poughs
&C. possessing every quality TO render success to the
purchaser. The materials from which they are manu-
facured and their constructions s not surpassed All
Implement purchased will be warranted both as re-
CARDS performance, quality of material End workman
shp-riz
I'lreshng Machines
Straw Separaiors, for ditto.
Corn and Cob Ciushers
Horse Power do.
Hand and Horse Power Corn Shellefs
Wheat and Corn Tanning Mills
Cylindrical Straw Cutters
Maryland Self Sharpening Ploughs.
Also thirty patterns various kinds) Ponghs, Har-
rows Cultivators Grain Cradles Farming and Gard
ners' Tools and complete assortment of Garden and
riower seed. Oct 2n-ctf
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE BY J. WARROCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
AI.MANACK FOR lS49,

Calculated by Dar,d Richardson, Of Louisa co, "a.
I,0NTAISiSG as usual, The times and places for
u holding the various Courts; Lists OF members Oh
the Senate and House Of Delegates of Virgina also
Carolina. Songs: Give ME thy love tonight; The Road
If Life. Productions of the United States In the seve-
raj stat.s Post Office revenue from the several Sta.es
with the expenses OF conveying the Mail; Valuaoie
Table showing the comparative nutriment IN various
articles of food Remedy for Ague and Fever; Catching
Cupid; The Death Of Mother; VIVA, woman snou io
he ninhab.ticay-and what she ought not TO be- Green
Peas fnr Winter use; "Gie me thy blessing, miIher"
beautiful piece; Be cheeru-with supply 81 RIDDLES,
charades Arithme,ca Questions Transposlions oano
variety of other amusing pieces. aug -
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q purpose and sell vaniy qniH preclude han
from amy hope 81 arriving supIruie paw"r~~
THE THINGS STOLEN FROM UNCLE


TUE THINGS STOLEN FROM UNCLE
comG!!.td 81 Uncle sam ii wa>hns on will
dcp''S. him 81 some II his valuable fiery. The
aficfs were i"ksn il thr night from me nation
al galley N Inc Pateu-olf I. TIE gold snurr
box vas ~ seated u TIE lion L-aviti Harr,.-
pul 'lHls'e! - N. Court II ) Petersburg, ~
The Emp .rur Alexander. The was bsaui-
inliy adorned wita The ierel 4 composed II tla
monls. IN The case WIN ms ancle were The
swo.d and GOLD scahbaId presented II Commo-
dDfe B!fde ~ lhs Y,crroy .. Pc u. Toe seal
bard un!y was asrn. TIE pearl necklace, !Uo
large peafs ami tle ba;,!e u Ut q roses, GROIN
tn lmaun 81 Ha.caf, 10 President Van Buren,
ana the medals, were estimated 70 e Worm
$4,000. The flowing j. 4 IL 81 he atlic'es
taken. One sold saGtf box ~ with diamonds,
valuei n $1,000; H. 20 d >catbar' u a sword,
presented 10 Commodore Bn.dle Ths sword and
scahhdrd together are worth about S35UO. Inc
sTofG; however, vas lr.t One PM bottle 81 me
ole al fuses ;hfee tines the value ~ goc; one
pearl n6ciac.; tive extra large pears (insiie me
2 ii oJx;l one swoIi w.h damon hill, ore scat
bard aLG sword prc.ened 10 Commodore ENioI.
one sold mccall struck b? oI!er ~ NJ Sena'e q
Hamburg al li.r crnsnniai commencement q
the establishment ui their Constitution one si-
YER medal, duplicate d the above; one god me
dal commemorative al he above; enc gold meca!
commemorative n be delivery rom as,assna-
ton d General Bolivar; one geld medal struck
in Peru IN l-2l onc god meta 81 Napoleon.
silver medals ~ Napoleon, SILVER dollars ~ Rio-
de ia Plata, 1913, Roman s.li coins; twcniy-one
medals u c,rpc' and >llgst, y Generals Wayne.
Green aut Others
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F;fYy Dollars Reward.

ABsCONDED from Westham Cottage" eight miles
n above Richmond, on James River, slave RiCh AND,
ar RICHARD BRoWN-of brown complexion, tall anu
.lendut with blemish in eye, slightly impalrins
the sight. He was formerly owned by DR.. VIM bahk.
head near Guinea Depot, Caroline. where MIS- molne'
md other friends still reside. Ills father lives In Ere
dercksburg, and several relatives In Richmond al be
nard Breil's, Robert c. Stanard's, and Geo. w. nun
fords. II is supposed he is lurking about Dr bans.
heads farm Twill pay the abovs reward upon ne safe
return 10 me- or $50 IL lodged in Jail 80 can get him
Oci 13-ctf REUBEN JENKINS, Manager.
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500 Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, at Farmvie'
II about the 18th June last, bright Mulatto man
MAT-about twenty eight years Of age OF low STATURE
walks badly, being inclined TO be boIankied.Whht
bushy head Of hair No other marks recoilecied. ne
il shoe maker by trade, and having carried on ms
tools Is thought, he may be lurking about some o. lne
shops about Richmond, he was seen not many aays
after he left here going in that direction-or aoout
Ivnchburp IA he was raised in near that place.
win give the above reward II taken out OF the stae OF
s25 If taken in the State. ANY information concerning
him will be thankfully received ousos
Oct o4-cSt Il JRsNSo1N.
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Ill AIli,Il.n

Married in tn puoAc riahway Al Green tiol-
low, 10 V.lnn'oWn, O., on Sun!ag, III 5th lnsI
a3on, one o'clock, P NJ, tie rA.n pouring in
loTrsu's rom he clouds. Win hi-h winds rom
the South Eas, by Elier Charles 5. Weaser
while on MS way /, attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Amy Z. Gallup, w!c 81 Benjamin Gallup, y.
Esq, q Voluntown, who diei Nov 81, aged 70
years, alr JOHN TANNER, Il The former
place, L. M. VI lRY CARTER, oi tloPkinon,
county a Washington, am Safe OF Rnoce
Island
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NOTICE.

ru,O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of sth
March, l647:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
addition 10 the of three dollars called for, hve ao
lars payable on the day of each of The months Of
March, April, May, August, September OCTOBER anu q
December and dollars on the first day OF eaSn Oh
the mouths of June July and November, on eaGn snare
Subscribers In Augusta will pay In the BANK ..
s,anon; In Albemarle in the Bank al
and those in Richmond in the Bank of Virginia, 10 inc
credit Of the Lonisa Railroad Company Ptneiuaiay Is
Important as interest i be due on eaeh nstameV sot
paid. BY order OF tne r S9aIu, r,s,sursy
R..yrr Dam Depot, Feb 22-ctDecl
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE.

NOvtHUef
IN conformy TO an act entitled Gan act 10 reduce into
ons act ths several acts concerning Escheators,
passed the 6h day Of January, 1919, do hereby make
know 10 all whom II may concern, that appears oy
andria dated the 3st da, of October 84s and recev
ed into lind Office on the Sd day Of November, ls4s
that held on the sh day OF aamsIa ssi
seized, have been found escheated 10 the Common
wealth
No. /. 10, Of ground on the West side Of falriaI;
between oronoke and Princess Streets In the town OF
Alexandria In the county of Alexandra, containing one
square, or Two acres.
No .. Alo, of ground ON the East side OF Fairfax,
and North eide of oronoke street, In the said town anu
acres g. II. PARKER,
Nov 6-cv6w Beg. Va. Land ofhes.
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THE CHAIR OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,
sc. IN THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM
AMI MARY

,Y,ulS IA 10 notify all persons DESTROYS Of becoming
/ candidates for the vacant Chair above mentioned
N forward their applications with vie =. 10 the!I
~ omission 10 the Board OF vsilors the yh day OF
december nett, wien the vacancy will be nllrd The
PROBE sorship Is endowed with an annual salary oil
Ell 900 per annum and S2u for every student rnnig
The Lectures OF the Professor. My adds., y Lhatrs
City Court house, Virginia John ihLah,
Nov 6-cwtd Rector William and Mary College,
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The Taylor Wing Governor, Young Of New
York in his proclamation oil The 25h October,
tor Thanksgiving, says:
"Prnry has crowned our harvests-tabor ms
teen Justly rewarded, AMI everything around Us
evidence, a healthy and enduring prosperity.
War, with all is aucntanl evils, has passed
away, ana peace, as honorable as welcome, has
been restored
General Taylor had not hen been elected, an'
the Tariff OF 1916 was then in operation, fe
III. Richmond Wing in IN article, which rch'c''
as much upon common sens: as upoa he chaiac'
Ter OF the people Of Virginia, contends mat Gene
raj TayIois election was nece ,sary 10 secure -
country .;,ls and boys ian hoaes' living" Had
General Taylor been defeated, would they moi
have been able 10 procure "an h9asH !iV'nss :
We believe that the virue and honesty OF 'hs
youths OF Virginia, Of both sexes, do moi depend
upon 50 Trail contingency as me eiec''o" .
General Taylor, or The adoplnn OF hleh tdiih
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The Legislature y, Vermont is discussing The
pfopriely 0. 4 law Tor granting d.yo.c sc IN casesof
INSANITY
Probably sickness will next be urged a. good
eIoua a divorce.
There were nearly fus tasmual petitions iof
divorce OF he ddcS.I ii the Court Of Common
Pleas, Al tie commencement oi the present Term.
Cluc,nnsh C4ronicic .Nor IL
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LOUISA RAILROAD.


DDITIONAL Commissioners for procuring sub
n scriptions for the extension Of the Road from lh.
Junction 10 the Dock in Richmond
For the County of Lonisa-William Crawford,
Elisha Melton, John T. Quaies, Pleasant Hacket
William Rag and and Thomas Watson.
Alternate, Orange and Greene Captain James
Lindsay, Reubn l.. Gordon Major John B. White, ko-
bert w. Brooking, Colonel James Barbour and Dr.
Mann Page.
Commissioners now appointed, and Il oss formerly
named IRE requested be active, il is important to
put the work under contract, by the end OF the year
possible. The Engineers report will be made in few
days. BY order of the Board.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Rsnver Dam snnr Hanover County Nov L.
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Free Soil. Wing. lem.
Phillips. Briggs. Cnsh,ns.
d 3o5 4O,li0 1916

Tbi< includes in Suffolk, towns; Plymouth,
II; Barnslabe, !; Hampdsn, u; HanPsnIe, IL;
franklin, 5; Berkshire, 8; Worcester, io Nofloik,
l3; Bristol, s; Essex, Is; Middlesex, "a -
The following shows the complete vote IN loo
misunderstanding, Soil, % 500; Briggs,
Wing, 1929; Gushing, Dsm. 1881.
Presidential Van Buren,, 2O,3ll; Taylor 81
699: Cass 10 $50. The Advertised says:
The Van Buren, vote has Increased, anu tne
Cass vote has fallen off; but The net Wing gam
since that e!e ton is five hundred and eighty-hve,
and the Wing vote is more than doub.e that oil the
whole opposition.
Briggs is probably elected by The people; In
l65 towns, saws later geographic despatch be
has received 1000 woes.
The Atlas says:
We have elected six gu, Of the ten, namely
Winthrop in The Is, Dnncau in he 81 ashinna
in The tin. Rockwell in The 7.h Mann 10 me on
and Grinnell in The 10 h. In The other tour iis
rricts there is no choice.
we have ptobably elected Two Senators N
Hampien Two in Hampshire, hve IN SUFFOLK
three in Bristol, too in Rarns,able. ana one II
Nantucket and Dukes, II in all. The van bu
reni,es and Democrats have elected none, ant
| wont elect any.
As far as heard from the Wings have elected
n The House lOS Wings; 3 Democrats and ::
Van Burenies have been elected
BY TELEGRAPH county gives
whis majority, and elects Wing Senators Tor IN
frs, lime in MANY years HAMPSHIRE elects whiI
Senators. franklin and Berkshire. probably y
Choice. These four counties elecI25 Whig Rep
le.en,a,iyes, one Democrat do, and 3 Van Bafe
do In many towns, no choice has been elfecte
and there will be new elections ~
The Legislature is strongly Wing Palife'
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NEGROES FOR SALE

NEGROES FOR SALE.
WILL be sold for cash, at WOOD PARK, near
w Orange Court house, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d
instant, eight valuable Seryants-one likely young
Woman who is good seamslress, and seven Men.
Nov l7-c2t MARCUS BULL, JR
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MR. CLlFFoRD.-A Geographic despatch
from New Orleans, of the l4'b, announces me a.
rival there of Mr.. Clifford our minister 10 n aear
CO. He is accompanied BY MI. ns Ii n S s.u,
The new minister IRON Mexico " "e " 0'''-'
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In 1873 countess Taylor gain on Folks 1856
majority, (5,s93) :.
10 hear from: Logan, Jackson, Braxton, NJ
cholas, and Gimcr.
We learn from the Union, that Richie gives
Demoeratie gain Of IS, instead Of a Wing gam
n Az as in our table. II this be so, l22 must be
deducted tlom The whole Waig GAIN leaving u
only 4534 in 1873 counties
In Inc Congressional vote, in isi7, G'lmeF
gave 24S Democratic majority.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
f5,HE Visitors and Governors OF tGis institution
i having appointed the 2q,h day OF December Tor q
further meeting with view more part quarry 70 Hi
the chair OF Political Economy, &C, whiCh II s Va
can't this Is 10 notify all the Visitors not present al be
ate meeting OF the Board OF said appointment ano 10
REQUEST their punoIuai attendance on the day drsigna
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