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Se'S III" rsfsr nearing their ora Hair
VlNo ,Io Ing Bah -'rkoNAs MAGNET.
IDlsvIGoRNrot Is the most If
IT, Nm T. let produced tor all diseases in.
iecmal rcmcM ru 'in'c'l l t''@.oiet u, al'
cldcntal 10 Il VIZ VIZ ,aIr ll' ,, INN
cases oC bald, r., Hr'l au'i lIlIII"talHr Is
The Ma,L,',' W, c",',l,lcl'i p'l'l mar
nsa.w own Tor preserving the hair, or
n,,ors IT, head has become wholly or
rev. r. N ~ usc the hair may he prr~orv-
no. SLAo age. To Fcmalc', whose
Y ,s1A tasioned 10y complaints pcculi.
III, 0t--incrrnsc OF family &c. the
I'm Foforrr and lnvigontor is lnyalua
IN. HPn application, restore TO II MI It's
%"hI, -klc,hcrs should n"' ~ -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
Marble ana, s,onc Yard.

WUTUIC UUW SuOUC UTU.
n LYONS would inform the inhab,tpnts o
D.Ouawa and surrounding countty nat tel
has established himself in the above kis'ness ~
Ottawa IN Columbus vt, directly opposite Geo
Vests livery stable, where hc willce able to iuf'
nyh to orlsr tomb stones, monunen,s, tables OF
any other article IN his line ofbus,ness.
OMaNa, Sept. II, 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

'''e i'o"' VS. ENrrrruR,Nr PISE SyRrr
DAPTud perfectly pure Tor the Empire
b NI.n,,sd inr nj. coughs, colds, pain OF
oo,,,,,y with pcHrel succcss. 1t Is n
,be r liJ,P nj Consumption. but not cure
no,,sc, n,c~ 6ir'y srNtrd. None l. genuine
pitar hat tot tbs company, ut l7G, Broad
unless II hH
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Nlar>ciIies store.
EriiigCs a l:inn,

EringcS Il (stSnps.
a LARGE assortment Of silk and bullion iriur~,
"A aud cmps, assorted coors, OF the lntest style
ust received OF Ryan and SANGER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
t / l1USs0v,
rrrTR + MATUEws
IUnNkN CRAIG,
loerpH FANS


--..- al ,sprr1ly those afflicted With
summon" I'm diseases, are reminded that
CT The pa esr, Ngrap NJ Lir,j IrOrf and
coughs, colds oui- nniy hy II B.aks,,y / Co,
i0r genuine ihc western stntr- .ou'h-west
Tar - sold ihe.nul streets Sold also by
general RErl,.l Travrrov. ,..-
corner Tn.gcVnr r i iirvrfa. o"a''''
C SMITH PrM
J. SWTu, NewWi
f. PAHIfE NDuis.
w WoonrrfF Toilet
diem i NOT genuine. unless YOU
cot \ l. Sroviir, as copyright.
find the pnnle,e. "a for - III. qm
lei. rear the Co.,
lnce 81 LEG EItED.-E BE not dcr,ir-
-, 4, lay OF the ilaI,crug urcuon TO
ed Guh ram mn, ,n., ,r Lv,r rr,p,I, n
your sou" wv edit h,ah, You must us" the
ha' a. M '' olercc and Il hud Providence
you Woul r. ur reach. The great aud uni
iH'''i' N,''sl iedy tor consumption, and all
n's P'y'u now for SHE IN every ely md
Ng'san! FoPu the country and at pnce loo
''tl''' -ls' trd tobuN You have me- excuse,
u 'pollan' ting 10 ave ypur IIir and health.
.'a' ui'y one n quack uI>rrum- mr. any imilu-
le'o'g' ,ble mrdirIuc An individual IN
h' nov ~ S, 4. recently purchascd four bottles OF
G gIns VI W. ne ri thu mo-' celebrated physi-
C'ia,'ss told Tho deceived patient he must
u.u2uu 2aek and cNc6angplt tor DR. MS
IFaiiyfsH " IFid f1crIU BE not dee, We -
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MnLAsseS SUGAR, COFFEE, SAT-, &C.

NIB Persons coming from distance with
quantity OF wool to be cariei or manufactured,
Obliged To stay over night, shall he at no expense.
Joiiet, VIII &C, III, apr IS, lSi9.9m NJ & II,
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and papers in the rooms So. apart as his lh,a,v
and study" preparing ior philosonLir .venic,
10 his rvenlul life. aid iundy cccin. :, ~. ds
l'ehis CT lc.'rrs. liz was attacked ty 'hr d;sess.
which, On HE 18th Of June, Irfmina "a ri, nn,,.,
career. Bu', successful rs he had b,.n - ,,,a
he was more happy in death. lie Wa. =, bom.
surrounded BY ricnds The palner Ct HE 49,,
was there, anc there, 100, was that aged ,n",a.-
who had shaped his early thoughts 10 The wan.
OF yiIlu,; who had witnessed his grra, usen,,a,,s
and success in lie, and who had the rare NJ:
hess 10 hear her son, after such a Career :.
hal bern, Say, "Mo;Eer, have lever d,,o 30 n's
you" hT, beyond al! these consola,ions 49,,
4 Iernois lul rrcol eclioa oi a mis- .spent IN. ~
peace "nh all mankInd in lhs full 0, s,ess;sr ',
his tacul 'e', he died, al peace wnh God.
IL was Inns he found
"rhe inevitable gave;
The grave that wage Of human guilt that due r-,r -
dust; W
The grave, that sal of Earth, that starting oo,, J.,
Heaven" r "
My cuunEymen, you do homo. 10 ycus.ve.
10 shelving Ii, NOR IL The memory OF one VINO had
served you with such stern fidelity and such
devoted pano;sm. My fair auditors, You wi,rv
sheW your animation Il the better qualities Of
our sex, By grazing with your presence, las tere.
MONIES Of respect to So good a :, N and husband
Bat il is 10 The youth OF America that his bright
example Is The most Il, qaent 10 its instruction.
My young !rleads, look al The sickly boy in The
Willis OF Inc West, aud lace him through h. dll.
hcu!Iles which beseI his path vi lie. See wi
what labor he land u? ~ stores Of knowedee,
how patient he was, in ob,Leuce 10 those who
ior his good were placed in authority over him
with what conslancy he adhered TO yirue-wilh
what nodesy he received the multiplying marks
vi his couniry'> favor, with wha, unlfing indus
Try he qualified himself Tor each new duty, until
he Ieacn, i that elevation from which the trumpet
Of Fame has proclaimed his name 10 the world,
as one Of The beneiac'ors Of the human race.
And remember, that 10 sou, under more tavora.
bic circumstances than were his, the same pa b
is open, and that, under Providence, 10 our coun>
ny, and in our Country alone. il can be truly said
sQnI-Que fnIiunn snat fuheI.,,
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NEW YORK ELECTION RETURNS.
Telegra phed for tho Baltimore Sun.

Ngw YohK, Nov IL A.. NJ.
Our election FIR State aud city officers has
passed oh much more quietly than was an,icip i
ted, and The vote will be found to be vsry small.
send you such items Of the intelligence as has
come to hand up TO this time Iu the morning:
NEW YORK cEy.
Senator'S New York county wbig ticket
for Senate is elected by CSC majority. The
following are the Senators elect, all OF whom
are wings: r. S. Williams, Z. Crollus, J. W.
Bsekman and D Morgan.
House Of Delegates Wings have also
elected len out ol the eighteen members OF The
House OF De,ega'cs.
Cdy COnnai.-Thc Wings have elected / | OUT
OF 10 aldermen, AMI ten assistants, giving them
majority on I'M ballot.
Sheriff and County tlck Thomas Carnley,
The Wing candidate Tor sheriff, is elected bs
about $50 majority. 6. w. Rihlet. Wh;p is
believed 10 lbe elected county clerk, but II is not
certain.
CITY OF ALBANY.
A dispatch Just received from ALBANY saws
tha. the Wing majority in that city on The AS
sembly and Sheriff tickets, i, about 600
The Wing city oticets are also elcced.
BufPALo CITY.
The city OF Buffalo gives a Wig majority OF
AZ which - much less Than was expected.
Nothing iurlher has been received iron the in.
terror Of the State.
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IN A. NJ.
We have failed 10 receive as iuil returns as
was expected from the election for State officers
N New jersey The following is all that has
come to hand:
Camae" eny.-Thc city Of Camden gives an
average majority OF 300 TO The Democ ratio As
sembly ticket. The whole county is no, YET
heard from.
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore American

ketSTdpEeu !oI the Baltimore American1
NEw YORK. Nov G. : p. NJ.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER WASHINGTON.
The steamer Washington arrived here hi,
afternoon from Bremen and Southampton. She
brings London papers of the Goth October, one
day later than those by the Hibernia.
The Washington has very heavy aud yalua.
BILE cargo Of German and French goods.
She brings also $50 passengers, among whom
are the Hon II Rush, late Minister 10 France,
and Bishop Southgate.
The Hayrc cotton market, at the latest dates,
was very firm and active, aud further advance
bad taken place in prices
II 10 said that the difficulties between Presi
dent Bonapartc ard Tho majority in the National
Assembly have been fully adjus,d
Fresh executions had taken place in Hungary.
II il said that some Of the inst mobiles of the
kingdom were condemned to death, aud tia, the
thirst for blood was almost Unsuitable
The Turks are brsiIy engaged preparing for
war.
Ths English and F,ench fleets are ON their
way TO the Dardanelles, and the indications are
An favor Of hostili,ies with Russia.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR


AN authmi-ed BY Robert somervili, Of rem
80. T., sell ms Tract of Land IN the Roanoke ~ =
mar .rs,lor'- Ferry, cantliaiGg, by late survey
ar,rs There are II rs acres Of valuable h'e' =,
,,,n really tor cultivation. The hiih lana " 81
s,n.flor a,ral,,y and we'll aiaprd 10 thr cnltiVai
,~csc ybrat ard com P.fsn;;s deslrins ~ yrS
land will please cell on Dr. hrn.,LJid siurdisan',
l,y,I in the neighb0rhOod, and will take plsa'e
JNO. y. EATON,
Attorney for Robert r. sonish'"
Henderson. Granville CO., NC, March o-3u
PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE
nICKENsoN Z LESTER, Pelrrsbnr!, wy
- VIII gyc attention & u.e safe 81 all sihts 3"
iucs and Merchandise and Forwarding "@"'''
futtu0d T"taceo, rtS. -.,u,, "
pet.r,o CAPTAIN Frederick Lester Lnnsnhs'.
r A Holloway, Mrssrs Norton Booker. I''' ~ ~
pf Thomas + llo.e, Milton, North CaIoiha1 10,
Read, A Vaughan, Esq, Messr'. L biihsO'
Farmvllle. o.,p--tia
Once on Bollin.hrook STREET.. Oh r..
~ NCERY-ylsorsia:-at Rails ns'a /.
1 Clers Ul.ec cf til Lifs.n s.pe'itf W. "A %,
aud chanoery for Go6ch!ahd c"naIy, "p Us
September; ~ rlaifad.
Martha 4 Dyer,
against n.i,uilal.
Isaac Curd aud John ". Tiev'sn, s,t,tSh,
TN, defendant, Isaac Cnrd, not having ~, aad
appearance and given security aefo'ott !, ,o,saiHI
Assembly End tie rules Of this Court an' - bnJp@
bv satisfactory evidence that IL :. M, az i,,uf
MI, cummonwe aitli: on the motion ~ w nd de-
"a ordered IN 1 the said defendant isaac curt q
.,, h.,e ~ The niles 10 he held Tor tDs su,f igi
the ira: Monday In December hs.,, orasr he fnrT
plalnlIfTs bill and that copy VI III 10 the Caf
with inserted IN SOME ne",pspe, ,wo months sn'ef
=, md oo,,rd al The iron, door Of the ''1
Of 4. county: c sga. T Il. 'ssi.LLEa, CLARK
Oct. 3-cw2m N
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MISCELLANEOUS
Correspondence Of The New York Herald.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5, 1919.

Correspondence vi The New York Herald.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s. 1919.
The French Quesiions Of tie Salvage and To-
baeco IN. liontaolon, ~ Bois L. Compte.
Intelligence has been received in this city. that
M. de Mon.holon, the French Consul al Rich
mond, Virginia has been appointed to ellle The
vel unsettled questions Of the tobacco and sal
wage cases, with our Secretary of Stale ], is
supposed there will be compromise between
the TWO cases-ptobably by Mr.. Clayton allow.
ing something 10 Monsieur porI, Tor his losses
in the tobacco business, ami the French
waving their demand lor a reboke 10 Cap
tain Carpenter, Tor detention OF the ship
Eugene, in default Of salvage But, at all
events no one apprehend, that there will be any
farther difficulty between the two governments,
upon these pi,iful traes. The obJec, of assign,
ing 10 M. de Monthoon the duty Of settling
these unlquds,cd items, is TO remove every i'm
pedment out Of the way Of the new minister,
before his presentation 10 the government, as il
islevdeotly the desire Of France that the rela-
tions between that country and our own Shall
continue 10 be Of tho most friendly character.
She wishes, therefore. that there shall DO no
shadow Of difficulty TO the most cordial recep.
tion Of NJ Bots 10 Comte and for fear that The
tobacco and salvage cases might b. busbear
to Mr.. Clayto,, M. de Mon'holon is appointed
first, 10 get them out Of The way.
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THE PLOUGH.
BY DR. HOLMES.

Clear The brown path 10 NEE! his coulters CLEAN
Lo, on he comes hehind his smoking team,
With tolls bright dew-dropS ON his sunbuTni brow
The lord OF earth, the hero OF The plough!
Firs, in the field before the reddening sun,
Last in The shadows when the day is done;
Line after line along the bursting sod,
Marks the broad acres where his fee, have tIod;
Still, where he ,reads, the stubborn clods divide,
The smooth, fresh fnrrow opens deep ard wide;
Matted ard dense The tangled turf upheavss;
Mellow and dark, The ridey cornfield cleaveS;
Up the steep hillside where the laboring tain,
Slants the long track that scores the level plain;
Through the moist valley, clogged with ooziDg
clay,
The patient conway breaks lis destined way;
Al every turn The loosening chains resound,
The swinging ploughsliare circles gisienins
round;
Till the wide fell one billowy waste appears,
And wearied hands unbind The painting steers
These are the hands whose sturdy labor brings
The peasants food, The golden pomp oil kings;
This is the page whose letters shall be seen
Changed by The sun iu woids OF living green;
This IS the scholar whose immortal pen
Spells the fist lessons hunger lansht 10 men;
These are The lines, o. heaven-commanded Toll,
That fill Thy deed-thc charter oi the soil.
~, gracious moihSr, whose Denignant breast
Wakes US TO lite, and lulis US all 10 resi-,
How sweet thy features, kind 10 every CLINE,
Mock with their smile the wrinklcd IIont of rimei
Weslrain Thy foweis-they blossom Ger the dcao
We rend Thy bosom, and il gives us bread
Ger the rcd field that irampiing strife has io;n
Waves the green p!umage OF Thy lasselled corn.
Our madiening couhicls scar my lairesl plain,
Still thy soft answer is Thy growing gram.
Yet, o, our mother, while uuccuned charms
Round The fresh clasp oil thine embracing arms,
Let not our virtues in thy love decay,
And thy fond weakness waste our strength away.
No, by these hills whose banners, now displayed
In blazing cohorts Autumn has arrayed;
By yon Twin cres', amid the sinking sphere,
Last 10 dissolve, AMI frs, 10 re>appeai;
BY these fair plains the mountain circle screens,
And leeds in silence from its dark rayiues
True to their home these TAI h,ul arms shall Toll,
To crown with peace their own unla;nled soil;
And true 10 Col, TO Freedom, 10 Mankind,
II her chained bandogs Faction shall unbind,
These stately forms, that bending even now,
Bowed their strong manhood TO the humble plough,
Shall Use erect, The guardians OF The land,
The same Stern iron in he same right hand,
Till Greylcck thunders TO The parting sun
The sword has rescued whatlhe ploughsnare won!
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WARRINGTON, Nov. S, P. NJ.
App0I EkTS

John W. Farrely, Of Pa 10 be Sixth Auditor
Of the Treasury in place ot Peter G. Washing.
ton removed
Robert II, Moore 10 le Conner a, the Branch
Miul in Dahloncga, Ga in place oil d. II. Ma.
son, removed
Gabriel L.. w. Long, Of Alabama. TO be To-
dian Agent FOR Tie Chcka,aws, in place of Mr..
Up kaw, removed.
learn unotiIcially that Tench TilghmaD. Of
Mary land, hs' been rendered the appointment, of
Consul TO Porto Rico.
II is further stated that Samuel w. Persoll
Of Pa, is 10 have the consulship 10 Buenos
NArcs
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Sqturn-Gks, dsrourias their ORR shi'dr.,

o4lHTH-HKe, HtV"hFtHS lHtH oNH N uT'H
Not content with turning on; poor Democrats,
The "an,i- descriptive Regency is actually
eyic!ing us own Wing appninl"es in New York
who are found gully OF AMI. Sewariisn, or
not in full sympathy with SewaiG. Ike iree-soil
Chief, and The new guide and teacher III Wing
gerry. The Albany Atlas publishes an official
letter, stating that the Postmaster General has
">uperseded' MIR barrow, the Route Agenl bc.
tween Albany and Buffalo, an app ,intce ei MIR
ColIamer himeell An III. other agents were
Seward. mel. and this aGii>Scwani Wing ncces>
salily beca ne a victim.
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large New stables.

UF HE NWENILNN II EG' ,
,t1tiE subscriber takes tbs mcthci 6i lnioh'hs !"
country lflt nds and Customers, that hr ha' "'''
is procured and tit,ri up in lhr most convenient al
approved manner, Large AMI c"mmoni"us ''ap'e' .
close proximity tS tha American liote', wheie ."'
OF his Hotel, who ar.vJ ~ pnsa,c conveyance, 90
meet with The ampest accommodating tof'Ss, " morse
he ha- engaged list rrs who, from skill, erpshrn"
end attention Ia their duties, warrant nm ~ ehs"'
satisfaction Ia all who may patfoniz5 him.
a fine hats aud hntsr-, and safe driref, wiz Htf
wise lie 80 conlant attendance Tor tho acromnol hi
of his guests. NATHAN III IHOhN'nn''
LET L--cllMiM Amrfcan nbtfl
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JUDGE MASoS's ADDRESS

We take great rlc sure in giving up our col
umns TO day 10 this fac Grafton, and The intro
duc.ory correspondence. justly complimentary
TO the speaker. The address met with favor.
abe reception from all cases and parties OF
our community, and will richly repay the peru
sal Of our readers many of whom, we have TO
doubt, were prevented BY the crowded audience,
from enjoying it when delivered. Ii will spesk
for tself-we therefore commit il into the
hands of the public.
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Marble Yard

u II n I T. y q z " = ,
s'rii STREET, NEAR MAIN, EicilMofu, 20
INEAl.ER IN Egyptian. Italian aud American MA'""
~ Monuments. romhs, Crave Stones Mlnrl r'e'e'
Of every description, Wall Plates FRI &C, -.
Any design Ia Carrying executed ~ the neise'' "'''
,,,,
Orders from tho cauniy, with Guy ie'''''
promptly attended Ia. ,;o ~ .s
SIR Rogers having served his apprenticeship :"
ar The largrst establishments In New YORK ny 80
having much experience IN the business,
self tha, all wnfk executed a. his Sh"p "h' give "
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POE. II, ,
for the Enquirer
TO ITALY.

~ Italy.
Smiling beneath The azure eye
OF bright Italia fairy sky,
Flowers Of loveliest hues may spring
And birds OF sweeus, song may sing;
Rivers may glide in golden lish,
The Moon may pour her beams at night
Der broken arch aud ancient pile
Ofrich and massive Gothic style;
And walls Ger which The ivy climbs
May tell tale OF olher times;
Each hill Of Rome may rear its mead
Proudly 10 speak OF slor,es fed
And heroes numbered with The Dead
And they might tell another tale,
For they have heard nations wall.
Oil lialy! poor Italy,,
What are Thy azure skies
They cannot liz Expressions rod
Or hush a peoples cries.
The flowers which gem thy vegdant plains
Have bent beneath dark bloody stains;
Thy rivers which SO brightly glide
Have rushed along, purple tide;
7xy sons have nebly bled Tor thee,
And, vel, bright land, lhou art not free!
Yes, bending meath tyraat's rod,
Thy only hopes are in Thy God!
Coal;moata. Va. IDA LIVINGSTON.
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FEMALE. SCHOOL.

sJ,Iic Sch.o! AT toie Hi, IN Spoll,y Ivania County
L heretofore taught by Miss Bronaugh, VIII si tic
continued ny her. commencing on tr nrst Of October
TERMS:
Board and instruction in English branches lnr the
scholastic year al ten months sy
For instruction in The French language, an addi
llonal charge will be Liidr of ~
Instruction IN Music, ~
Aud an additional charge fnr USE Of Piano Of IL
Persons wishing Ia enter srhuars viii please address
fErER W. DUDLEY,
Mount Pleasant, Spotsy ivana Co Va.
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Charles n. Ronald,

BLACKS BuRG, VIRGINIA.,
MILL prlce. regularly IN the superior and inientt
w Courts al Monig Emery, Roanoke. Pulaski and
Giles.
All business entrusted 10 his care will be promptly
aud faithfully attended la. tie wi also attend Ia ths
collection oi claims ~ toe adjoining counties.
RrpRasscxs :-Eonway kpbnsoI. Esq, Nicholas
Mills, Esq Richmond, Virginia; Major James H.
KIM MrnI cn, .uix. AiL1Iul.. nst a-c2m
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Classical and Mathematical School.
q, 4 =. u u. IL u

MAX LUUTSAT UURT IIUUSE.-R by Or X i .Neh z
,G,fIE next session I'll thus School win commence ON
1 The lJt day al January, and continue ten months
wi.ii xac7tiuuo =! onr month In Summer.
pr Mckee has ,aLrn the degree "f Master of Arts al
thr University al Virginia Ind has bad several yeats
experience IN teaching. !lis course al instruction l.,
thorough, embracing l.atn, Greek, Mathematics,
frenrh. Spanish, German, &c.
will take few Lbys "a B6ardrrs IN my family,
VII" WI! have the al vantage, as heretofore, OF living
will. tie Teacher. My house - about ono mile from
Louisa Court House. in "a healthy part of the coun
Try ns any IN the State.
TERMS:-for Board, including Thilion Tor all q
any of the III jrrts taught, sli5 for ten months.
The SchnuI limited To- fifteen; aud therefore, those
desiring send should make early application ID Tie
subscriber. ELISHA MELTON.
I,u,.. i,nuu Hans. August aleu-
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.


1IE last animal session II thls Institution ClSse: Us
dut,s nn tie 18th uliimo number ~ pupils. II vii
he re opened the lst day al OCTOBER, and cOntnrs
without interruption GntlI tue Isl August, 1850
It's late Principal WIN continue 10 preside oyef The
fn>uiuE III connection with all I" the other teachrt'i
whose services nave also been retained. Charges, lie
same T the last session Some valuable and -Itrh.
siVr improvements are IN progress. For piiticuar ~
formation address Dr J minor, Tappaliannock, II
Mrs Virginia Minor, or M's' Lydia Mary Fay, Nil
IrIs' Post Office, Virginia Respectfully,
JEFFERSON MINOR, u.
MiI,vny Esarn Cnnnly Yiralnla Anpuai 9I.-lu
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Ky THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF yiRG,Hl.
a pRUcLk NATION.

A VACANCY having occurred IN the representation.
II from this State in The Congress oI the United
States By the death ot Alexander Newman, msmLt,
elect OF tho House al Representatives al the Unitrn
States fer The District composed 81 the Couples 81
Monnngalia, Barbour, Marshall, Randolph. Brooke,
MaGn. uh" Tyler, PrsstGn, fayinr, i'odi',der, wet
zei and laEcock tie rh"ss of the sad c"untir- ate
therefore rrby ~ quiIrd 10 hold elections IN then r'
speclve c",int.eJ on Thursday, tne eth day OF NO
vembcr ne1r, Tor representative 10 I'LL the vacancy
aforesaid
Given under my hand ar Lieutenant Governor, TAR
ing ~ the absence of The i;"veinDf from tue
t-gat seatnf Gnv-n-ntj aud under The lesser - y
nf the Commonwealth. At Ricbmonj TN" iafh
day of September. mas.
Srnt IL rlrfLNny l.n. NJ. PATION
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Professor Isramch's

SCHOOL F'UK YOUNG LhUIES,
At PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.
,Y,IlE Winter session VIII commence on ihr lst ihs
L ot November, and end on the 18th Wrdnrsda, Of
april The course Of studies embraces all the sub
,rcts gspa taught ~ the best s-nnarits 4" The KIND
raard incdine an accommodation. $1
Tuition, Including Ancient ANA Modern Languages, 70
Music. y
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The Cashier OF the Susquehanna Bank has
been committed 10 jail in default Of 81, GOA bail
on an alleged charge OF dsialcaliun. II IS report.
ed that $4,000 OF the funds oil the bank are III.
accounled for.
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Telegraphed for The Baltimore American.
WASHINGTON. Nov. G. P. VI.
appOIMTMENTS

). F. Waddle, Of N. G., has been appointed
Consul to Matamoras, Mexico.
b. Everett Smith. Of Maryland, has received
The appointment OF Consul 10 Turks Island.