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The Southern M all.

BALTIMORE, September 25-sPM.
The Southern Mail, to- night, brings New Orleans
papers Of the 18th inst but ind no news
worth transmitting by telegraph.
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Later from Bueuos Ayres.

The total Of the dividends declared ia S745 900,
which san increase $3.50 the previous divide
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IT A. o. D.-Columbia Grove. No. S.-Ths members Of
~ the abeye Grove are hereby notihed ths
Lodge Room No lf2 Hester street, Wednesday, sh
inst at l2 o'clock r. NJ to attend Funeral
oeassd Brothsr, stephen Smith CLONES, " sec'ry.
ERANKLIN CHAPTER, NO. 2, q. ". A--THE SCI
II eond Anniversary ana Banner Presentation will sskc
place at the Chapter Racm.. Bo~sry Hester
street on this "Wednesday evening sept 26 1870. The
members are requested TO appear full resaA
der in general are invited attend BY order Com
mittee.
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I'M fbThe ladies tfe invd 70 eiains the assortnsn
which is be largest and most complete IN the city. Nor
patterns heautifnl; 10. ~ Dressing Combs Gc
~ the Cola Comb SORE. y. ". Combs - uhoiesa.e
- " tlIhDl- ~. If.aaeAI. " leal Al-.e oaln. 4.
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Crcurr corar--Nc. 80, 81, 3s 40, Al ~ a. 81, rs,
IS 10 "a. IS \ ~ 81 50 bt 26, 20 "Wednesday, 18th
nstsnt will be the last Day FOR 6ing notes Of issue In
the Circuit Court for the October term
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Thomas w. LATTER, Who sho. W. ?. Cook AZ Rich
nonJ We, the 10Th of July In 81 o. jesl)u.y has
been acquitted On the ground that there vas good
srcrnf fr s"rrosifirn that intiR4cy existed BE-.
IA..L 4 :. IL - ~
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attention ~ citizens and strsnsrs requirns Visor Tou
res 70 recent 81 most charactr
invented ny w. rBALON, No ~ Brcadray, rhsr f ns
street. under the Franklin House. They he at h
Assortment In the city.
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EUROPEAN NEws.-The Americas news is due
this morning, by telegraph, from ~. John, N. Il.
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City Ladies' and Ladies' from the country,
can hnd att b. hILLcRs hrst quality slippers Ties and
Erthts at and 10 shipgs second quality Slippers and
Tyes at and Bukina Mt U.s. and 8 first quality Cater
boots ct los and ss pair hsse and chdrns Caters
and shoes Of all kinds Indian Rubber
and Boots for ladies and children thew style The largest
and hsptsomest to be found in York
b. hlLLERS, lz2 Canal street, New York
Ast0nlshing Success I'm Low Prices, for
English Carpeng Oil Cloths. Rugs Drugsets etc. Hiram
Andersen cesbraed cheapest establishment 10 tho
United ser No 80 BoweTy Five large
ed with the most elegant assortment Of patterns and coo
at Wholesale rates You select carpets
per yard oil cloths S. to &c.; English Drugse S. to Gs
and7s Well worthy Of the attention Of purchasers.
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The Cherokee at Savannah

SAVANNAH, September ~, 18so
The steamer Cherokee arrived here to- day, In her
usual quick time from New York.
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Stock Exchange.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
BEKEvOLENT SOCIETIES.

.qnsvevs to .adrofsenis by Mosl susf BE- pssSA
pssd, ~ they vtH not be taken from the Pest O6ise.
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POLITICAL

STATE OF NEW CORRESPONDENCE orYIcr,
county New Yrss Notice ssr.sy , 70. city A:s
The General Eise,i.n be on The fa.sasy
snhe.rs are TO be elected, 10 v'ts-
Jn.. Of sho Court Of Appeals in the place Freezer,
sssss,,,sy Of IN II. nl';, cA..gh., xers
sts,s Ir.s'er.r in Tho place q Al,ah Hunt
State Engnssr and Surveyor in sbs place Of Charles D.
Canal 9ompon.r. In the pl.e. Of S.l,o, Baseh srs
n,pseter Of State Prisons in the place Isaac N.
An whole terms Of rvss will expire on the last day Of
Aso yu,c. q the sypr-. Court for III. ysssial
District In the place Of whose service
Ar Senator tor tho Third senate District in the place
Senator for shs Fourth Senate District. in the place
Alec Senator fcr N. rinA s,ust. District. in III. place
AIS. Senator e. ,As snsA s..As D,ric, tn. pis.s
All yhoss service win expire On the Las. day q
The Ollowips Onss also elected for u, said city
Jusgssf N. cssrs Of co--o, riea- in the pso. Of
Judss Of sspr.-. cssrs in the pao. Of Aaron Van
sh.Eia, in pise. q John ]. v. wsstsrvei..
City aad County Clerk. in the place Of James csnpsrs
Coroner; in ,hs place q wn. A. walters;
THE sls.sI. ,hrouyhou, "a, s.,.
" '' 'S"''' G chHisfofimisiiSs S Mosas so
Secretary Of State.
ssEpyrs Orrrcr,
-x,,., New York. Juiy n, 1870
Tssbove Published notice 81 The s.srs-
thry state and The requirements Of the sas
JOHN J. v. wgsrERyELr SHERIFF
~ All the nevspapsrs in the county will publish the
above enes IN each week until the then hand in
hr bills Ter advertising the sane that they mar laid
ssor. we board Of Snperver srd passed Tor paIment.
Pare leo
EouRTH wARD.-DEgocRAcv UNIrBD-Ar AN
immense gathering OF the democracy Of this ard hef
flumes Heel "a james STREET TUESDAY evening. the
10Th inst Tor the purpose Of eecna delegates ,arsus
democratic conventiors Ts-msry tIs Fiore.ee srsar
thy appointed President; James smith and Abraham
leon Vice Prcsdents end John W. and leonard
Uubcr, Secretares On motion ~ " Royie the fowinn
ticket prepared and endorsed with unequaei .nhus,as
and unanimy At two previous MEETINGS the dsoeracy
vas ur.nimously amidst repsaed cheers ;Iudi-
senate-John W. every. Benjsmn ID. welsh. Jacob Uni.
Couniy-williars N. Tweed aiiHsm Dsnmar. ocorre M.
iurtcr, CHARLES j. Douzh@rty Timothy Garre Assembly
Lonaihan lnudae; D. Byxbsr; Patrick Mulvihii.
Charles Tca John Farley; Thomas Coahley gecrra
smith; John Nidden James Durney; James smith T.
James fenoye Ralph Aitkn. Observation-Disclosures
story Charles aday, Dr. Joseph Hilton, william Reid
y - iaTrissn Chsrter-Ds Nm. ODonnei, VIM. Phillips.
John Colgsn, Patrick hsr ick, bernard Masure wm Nc
Cnrtty, John Jlark. Stephen Lynch, ~ sullivan. E H.
Plume. Patrick Boyle Ceurge BUTTS. Charts ~ Lyons
refer white, Thomas Sheridan Resolutions adopted
IN favor 81 harmony union, and victory and
renegade democrats vho have h.sed the tsek Gar Of wh
sey. FLuRENCE MCCARTHY Pree,ient
saasss snAs LLhsov. Vice Presidents
i Les y, 1riu rs,s' tsecrttariss
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forms his r.peps bis ONCE hour ere nov from io
ssiceh on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. pr. IT, w
prescribe for the poor en- Tuesday ard THURSDAY.
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NAVe you bseh 10 UehIHS :-CItfzen o.
stranger have 0euns fall style for 1870 70
judge of the perfection to which he
of hat making ight and elastic rich in material
coming In shape be truly said that this
sves the browning grace to the ensemble
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Dividends Declared by the Boston Banks.
BosTer, September 25-P. NJ.
Semi. annual dividends have been declared by the
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President Taylor ana his Cabinet Bra
dys celebrated photographic print of Presidents Taylor snd
his cabinet for sale at the low
81 single 81 the publishers Brsdyl Gallery EOS
and 27 Broadway Of Fulton liberal dis
count to the trade.
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Terms Of the Enquirer.

- The Enquirer Is published DAILY flor the ciiy)
III SEMi-W tEKLY tfor the country.) For the DAILY
nat seven dollars per annual aud al the rate .esht
,sts IL taken for shorter period than year For
semi Weekly, ave dollars peIannun, and Three
rs lie, six months, payable III advahoejto 6epad IN
eFes temittea by mail, post paid; or Six Dolais
pr annr a Al the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Il. rHL DAILY ESQUlRER-For one square q
r-n lines or less, first insertion, fifty cents, ard
, ~ succeeding insertion twenty-five cSnts-ii ip-
deL,uce a week, twice week, or three times
week. ,m,y seven and a half cents.
iS TIN SEMl-WEEKlY-One square Of sixteen
n, or less first insertion, cents; for each continue
sn 9, 10 cents. .,-
Annual advertisers charged nifty dollars thir
lives and in that proportion for advertisements
q; r..a,et ieneth-eScepi Lottery Vendors and Auc-
4, ,esy. who are charged one hundred dollars paper
iacud.d ,.X
tnr aucr nav or satisfactory references, to insure
EXECUTE. -, .
SO An dues 10 this Office may be romiited Per mail,
In socu ana available Bank notes, n the Tlsk OF The
:ths POSTAGE 81 ell letters being pa:d by the rri-
49, The postage L! einsir letter Is scarcely Of any
a. uu, to lc wrtei IL is the accumulation of post
- - an extensive uiisuess, which operates as a
,r ,ou. iaI u,an tae E.itors.)
All obituaries ana .Ndrr'age: rom the untry.
~. never the parly's handwriting is Ut known al tins
se mus, be authenticated Dy the a1crsation Of tie
? ..as,.r "A the eiehborhood OF thry Gl uo case
he suHished. Every measure. thar ,een taken to
-.-reai mpcsitous and 1uizzes -. -,~ hereiofor
n.a.a,ling. We must, thorefore, ,u- saGach case
d. ! the eommunicationbeine crrt.a..5s of
I "astmaster. pritteR on IA: tGes ~ .lr ser
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THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE AGA
DENY

THE first session of this Institution will
on Monday, the LIST of October 1919, and viii Close
the Is: day Of july, lS5a. To combine thorough
English Education, with practical knowledge o
Of the Modern Languages, has been ths aim ri
most institutions Of this They have often
ce~ded IN The former, hui rarely In The latter. long
and habu1l practice Is necessary To the perfect masr
~ o; any foreign language The Principal of this In
jects.
The English course OF study will be thorough as
that pursued in any other Female Academy in this
any other State. Experienced and we'll Qualifrd
teachers " III be- selected without regard 10 expense
An extensive chemical apparatus will he Immediately
procured for the use Of the Institution.
The French Language being the native tongue Of the
Principal his assistant teachers speaking French. and
tho servants Of the establishment being natives Of
France, the young ladies' boarding with him, will of
necessity, be compelled To speak French. Ii will he
the only language spoken in the family The most pa.
rental cafe will bs taken Of the young ladies living
with the Principals and all the comforts not in conflict
with strict discipline will surround thsd they will be
treated as members OF his own family To avoid extra
charges, the terms will be as foliows
For fnilion IN the French Language. and in all
the English branches, Books, Stationery. Board,
Washing, Fuel, Lights, &c, &c, SaGU
For any additional Languages, %
For Music ON the Piano or any other instruments,
with sheet music aud use Of the Instruments, G5
Day scholars, who will furnish their own sheet
music, will paw for music 6p
French Language, IS
Any additional Language 8.
For English branches il under ten, a0
From ten To thirteen inclusive, ~
Over thirteen, 10
Day scholars will furnish their own books. Pay.
nsns for the first half Of the course will be expected
in advance; the residue by the Isl of March, No puol
will be admitted for less than a half c.arse.
All letters previous to the 18Th Of September should
he addressed tD CoOnsl Robert NJ McC4ndsli, Presi-
is"s or tho ooasd or Tfu.s,s anu ai;sr rn. mn' 20
Aup ol-c1awQm PRINCIPAL al Williams bGrg
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Now, if our Whig-iroD. master-proeclion
friends will take into considers. on the fact Ias
from their giving the price of wheat in taeir re-
mort it appears they are disposed 10 d. that
money is no, value itself, but only its represen
talive, and that the neces,aries of life are the
regulators Of that value, and that al political
economists nayo agreed that wheat bang the
chief necessary Of life, is the standard by which
the process of the other Eeccssaries sni most Of
The luxuries ar, governed, and then examine The
above table, We think they will see thai
nro,cciion that raised the price Of iron TO SU6,
does not raise the king mans condition in
proportion. In 1916, pig iron was $50 per tcn
and the man that made it got foT his labor 60
bushels of wheat per year; in 1920 u iron fell
to $50, ye, the working man got 1888 bushels Of
wheat yearly In '36, iron lose 10 S55 $50
and the working mans wages were lowered 10
l6O bushels; in 1912. iron fell TO sis, but Inc
waves rose 20 loU bu .hels of wheat.
Now, if tue masters are in earnest atout high
prices and high tariff giving an adequate pro-
lection to labor, why do they not pay that labor
in proportion 10 the high price they gel for their
ironi They say labor is rewarded in proper
ton 10 the price The protection allows The MAJ
tors 10 receive for their iron. We, and all De-
mocra,s deny The propositions; and The report d
the Committee is u complete proof of the DE
mocra,ic doctrine. Take, for instance, the year
1912; iron was Si6, and the labo'sr received
$50 bushels of wheat per year, such being the
case, should not the masters, according TO their
own theory. have paid tina, laborer in 1886 GOO
bushcl.i The figures say SO: SIS. 1870; $50, GOO.
Yet, 100 was the number paid. Here, if The
Wing pro,ec, onists arc correct, was440 bushels
of wheat belonging TO The laborer kept BY the
master. Is not The doctrine Of Wing prote ,iion
folly. II Is ell her ii, or cheat. II it is
true the workman is cheated out Of bis just
dues: if he is not cheated it must Dc lie.
Al our earliest leisure, we shall huot up sta.
tislics of the prices Of beef, pork, lea, coffee,
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ssraais sock Fail ssaccs

aSTILi commence tho stt Tuesday in October
w mud continue four days.
FIRST DAY-rrssDar sweepstaks for yea,
old ccils and fileys-sl9o entrance, SIS forfeit:
mile heats. TO name and close Is, day of September,
now subscribers:
Or. Hare enters ch. c. By Boston, dam Canary.
James Tally enters b. t. by Orator, dam Sarah
Washington.
T. Il. Williamson enters chesnut colt by Trustee,
e. Y y. GieSn enters Chestnut colt BY Trustee, dan.
Muckle John.
SECOND DaY"E9SEsDAr-Two Racx.
First Race-jockey Club Purse, mile heats.
Second Race, same day--A swespsiake for yrar
old c ,s and iileys that won racr-ml- heats
$50 entrance S2j forfe!i -'~.nurr IN make racr--
September
THIRD DAY-THuRspAY-Two R.crs.
Fret Race-Jockey CiuD purse, nile heats.
Second Race, same d,y--A s%eepslake Tor year
old colts and filleys-slmge mc-$5J entrance, hall
torf.i,-thr-e more Ia make racc-,o nITir AMI
close tddy Of Srpl-berthr Proprietor TO aad $50
FOURTH DAf-Egip,Y-A sweepstase for yC.t
o.s unlred-a mile healsS5O entrance, half forfeit
tn name and c.oss Isl day oil september.
HI order of the President,
June I9-cw3ai W. HANCOCK, Secretary.
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Lynch al Richmond (thc Two 6ts; men ;narked
10 This Stale ior p'uscTiWion,) conceded en-
all hands 10 Dr. untsceplioRabie pubic oilcefs,
sh VS. L. what leng h line powers thai be will 90
10 hunt WI men Ear opinion sake, ~ afally
thrlI lnaiisuan. feeling, and 10 satisfy the hum
siy cormorants aud dsin.e;es.tG uo.psry pa
rioIs, VIII long Ia iced al the public crib. l!
public officer comes ID By plo.ctiaieg man Tor
opinion SAKE, | Go not complain il that
appointed % fiji vacancy Created by
death, or resignation, ani the duties oi his ofice
have been discharged with fidelity, | contend
that il is wauton and shameful violation OF
pledges for him 10 be prescribed b. an admins
ra,ion con ing mo power, the chei ct whom de-
clarcd, AID waich was echoed by every cema>
gogue ON The court.green, thai no man would be
prescribed because he wa Denocfa'; ha, lie
would be The President Of the people and no, oil
a party; tina, he mad mo friends 10 reward and no
enemies 10 punish" The people canuo; submit
10 this lonser II aay State IN The Uaion "usnt
10 have been exempt from tie ban o! ,rosc'ip-
lion, this Stale ought 10 have been, Some
OF The highest posts OF honor have bees conferred
by the Republican paHT vi I'll, Siac upon
Wings. Look al your odi :es IN you! s de Ca
pi,ol, nearly every one fl e. by Wigs. Look Al
their suboriinaIrs, nearly all are Wings. Look a,
your Court Of Appeals the highest judicial III.
bunal in your Stale DO you NOT fin tour Wings
TO one Democrat In spite OF al these fact, you
find no-pany administration coming INTO
power, sacr.fi lug compelea! ana faithful pubic
officers making them victims, 10 CRAFTY their
malignant feelings; and their m;nioas saying,
"lhere is no difficulty in removing these men; The
only impediment in the way is, there are so
many applicants tor heir places, that We are in a.
quaGdary 10 katw who 10 give them To-" How
long will the Democracy ii this Stale quietly
and lamely sabmi, and sutfer themselves TO be
lra,npled under foot. go for clean SWEEP
and sweep altogether. lie. US pursue no halt
way course, no temporizins policy, 10 billing
or cooling, but lei every man stand bis gronnt,
end the Republican parry will stand firm and i'm.
movabe-in column which Tay!oris'n, Fede>
ralism, Black Cockateism, and all other isms
combined cannot shake. Republicans Go your
duty, fearlsssly, without tayor or affection.
A JACKSON DEMOCRAT.
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For "a Enfnirfr.
PRESCRIPTION IN VIRGINIA.

nIess,s. E.i.ors-l iulIy concur with you 10
your views a 10 The cUusss 10 be pursued oy our
friends in the next Legislature vi ms aiate, 10
relation 10 removals from office. The Iao,e'' Of
prescription have been cI.endHd through our
Stale. TIE New York system OF lac'ics has oeen
introduced here by parry coming mo power,
proiessedy opposed to The sP9ils system ena 10 lhe
frsi few N 3nhs OF their reign sacrificing some
Of n, most competent public ficers in This State,
merely for opinion sake. The people canao,
onie,.y submit longer 10 such treatment, as We
b,ye now arrived al The point wien tcrbear-
aocs ceases 10 be virtue. TIE removal OF
George W. Thompson al Wheeling, and John
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RaDn.s,azssaGC;i Academy

CAa1i..Ni. COUN If, VIRGINIA.
Geo T. 81 ti.Ea, Vi, ft.ne'pa'; s OLE
u A ~ A-...:lRt ia Ancient Languages; BRt5GuE
BALDWIN. Jr, Assis,insia Mathematics ana ac'
RS -
Fne nct, session Of This Institution will commence
IN Weca.>ias. ni- ri of October, AMI continue
uol, the last .iae II July, 1852 win weeks recess
4. CHRISTIANS. The School ~ situated III Caioilhe
c,ar:,, Virginia, ah"nt IL mites Glow FfedetlcIs.
a,s ffoa Por, Royal, and - from the Milford depot
le HcnGand raiIroIa bens entirely in tbs country,
and :, aved from tr temptations of public places vel
sufficiently the public routes TO be easily accesS
he ron all ia,s. The building. are large and com
mtl0us aud the location f-itSaoie 'o' hoais d. az
Of the year.
III. course &c instruction will embrace the Latin.
Gresk and French Languages. Mathematics al tne
ss.ches cfa thorough English Education, with Draw
ics &C The assistants ssiecieu-the hrst OF whom IS
7s1uats Of oxford, Cog ana. the other OF the VIZ
sna Military lnsti,a,e-are yoans men OF high stand
ing tea hers OF experience 9io bfns with them les
,.ilonl,s OF the highest character.
the terms aTo inr the session OF ten mouths Sioo,
iac ui,ng Boa,d, Tulon, Washing, Fuel l. Chs and
N-Jd,eg; SIS payable in advance, and the baiGee on
,ae LIST i " oi ,iarca. Student, requested 10 he
pune,u in their attendance iae first day Of the SEES
Catalogues, containing all details, viii DO sent
upon application TO al who insy desire them.
Pos, UiTice, 4ar,aasnno:s aeltea,y, Caroline couii-
ly, Virgiaia. GEO C BUTLER, 4 N, Principal.
REyERES cEs:
.s-y II n Dem.s.n, vii amsburg
sNm " Lamb E,q; Of W Srahury, Eco, Norfolk
scapt Wm Green, United ',at=s Navy
sWm SioKasm, Esq tallahassee, Florida
.:ohn ;. v;cs,rs, Esq Columbus, Mississippi
IIan +. Dat sr King, Gscsa; lion E Wa,rous, Ala.
sWm Taylor, E.q, Ca1o.,Ee County, Va.
'i-o frzhu h, Esq Rev WIN Fr end, Port Royal
'ur Tairflx, Col 4 Taylor, sArs Fitanngh,
Esq. sW hoy Mason, Esq, *Chas Mason, erich
ava |! rurnrr, E.q KING Geo'g,
"6-o;ss ~ IL y, lsq; sR0ber Mayo. Jr. Esq; Hon
W,lcogby Newlon t"e,:mo:eiaud
sJoln ;;agni,rs Ia, Ess
ID f. II Henry, FaGqais:
'uf Wil. am : u:,lce, Matthews Court House
";i,n : II Lewis, So-k,ng am
iia.cl GARNER, E>l. tenrlco
sCaqi Iar Nag !, Southampton
Rev A Sh'r1s, Georgetown, DC
lion Jno y Lnstax, Fredericksburg
G iohn " Gillian, nr l. II 5mit.,, Dinwiddie II
A 4 tie patrons of the School generally.
Gentlemen wi;u either nave t.. have had sons or
WafLsat ths fu-t,u,inn Aug oS-c5 iwSw
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SALE

( An authorised by Robert z. SomervhI, OF Tennrs
ser 10 sei. his Tract cf Land on tie Roanoke r@-f
near Tayiors Ferry, Containing, by late survey, 80
acres. There il IG acres of valuable r;s.' L.'
tom ready For cultivation. The high land is on very
superior Gua!iiy, and well adaped TO the Cultivation ="
tohccco wheat and Persons desiring 10 view lie
land will pielse call Nr A,ns,ead Sirds2Et, W."
lives 10 the neahborhood, and Will take pleasure IN
showing IL. TERMS will be made 10 suit the purchaser.
JNo. y. EATON.
Attorney for Robert 7. somsHIii
Henderson, Gran. lie CO, n. e, March 6-cIt
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Amelia Academy.

~s,HE next session will open October LIST, and close
August lot; Terms s2ln pr. session Of 10 mouths
p,yahe xlC0 l., October, and 500 LIST March, Tho
rough Instruction J. all the branches taught, and daily
trapalat.ons from English into Latin, Gresk aud
French. Discipline impartial, parental and Christian,
such as TO secure accuracy and advancement. Direct
Lodore =. o., Amelia.
WILLIAM H. HARRISON.
NB-Pupils by the Richmond stage eau obtain
conveyance nj Eggl,st1n's Tavern, ono mile below
Powhs,an Court House. July 3l-cwSw