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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28
CONGRESS,

MoEDAY, AUG. l9-In The Senate, the fugitive slave
bill taken up Messrs. Dayton, Chase and winthrop
respectively offered amendments, a al hch rejected
In the House. Mr. Brown, of la, made effort ha We
The Senate bills on the table taken up and considered in
the following. order, viz / New Mexico;2 Texas Boun
dairy; 5, California A. Utah-rejecied 81 To % MI Ash
man plopused the following viz l. Utah; g Texas Boun
dairy 8, California 4, New Me8co-aiSo rejected "a u
o. The fear that the Wilmol Povso will be attached II
the Utah aud New Mexico bills, if the other Two measure:
adopted first. is urged why The Southern
memherS insist upon having the TWO territorial bills cith0p
The Pyoriso sanctioned by the House preliminary as
Surance OF good faith.
The House then went into Committee on the Appropr
alton Bill, and wade considerable progress.
TuEsDAY-In the Senate, the fugitive slave bill was
taken IN and substitute offered by Mr. Mason adopt
ed. n Pratt then offered important amendments, pro
vidqg M he paymen, of The value OF slaves BY the United
States Government, in Of their escape Messs Day
ton and Wlnap opposed the amendments Messrs. Bad
GER Pratt and Butter advocated them.
Nothing interesting IN the House.
WEpsEspAY-In the Senale, Mr.. Pral's amendments
to the slave bill was discussed by Messrs Pratt Dayton
Mason and Been without any decision being arrived at
The Appropriation Bill occupied nearly the whole time
Of the House during the day.
THuRsDY.-The Senate rejected Mr.. PratPs amend
ment to the slave bil--yeas 10, nays27
Mr. Underwood submitted substitute for the Bill which
caused long debate, and, before the question taken
the Senate adjourned.
The Appropriation Bill was still under consideration ir
the House.
Friday, IN the Senate. the fugitive slave bill was agar
taken up Mr. UndeTwood's substitute rejected. Sew
eral minor amendments made 10 Mr.. Masons subst
tute which was finally concurred IN. The bill was order
ed TO be engossed and the Senate adjourned Monday,
The House went into committee the Appropriation
bill and was occupied with it all day.
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g. small sum Of money, found on thes9nrnpike
between Siaunon and Waynesborough, has been left
at this office, and can be had by the owner
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

WAYNEsBoRo'-W learn from the Assistan, Marshal,
that the population oil this village is six hundredore than
we had supposed.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-03
". 3. SEAB2ONh
INDIAN MURDERS.

We arc paiaed 10 learn THAI a few days :i"ce,
an indi:i;i called -; tho ho;ioe o an ininn w..
ow woman in Haywood county, n. c.. wnr
there WAS ne one hul herself and daughter and
requested her 10 let him stay all ncEt. She
gave consent. During The nigh, the WOMAN
was cruelty murdered, robbed Of I;5 in money.
her wearing apparel, DC, and the house fired
and burn; 10 the ground! The liltio girl was
rnurs,t aid fortunately escaped the flames, gave
the alarm, but too late. The remains Of the
woman were found IN tho fire. Search was
made, and a part Of the money found in posses
zion Of the man; and The clothes, &c.,were sold
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in the nishdarhond for liquor, ll,a, curse ofthe
the world. The old lady had son iu he mon.
Indian like, ,hirstrd for revenge. $,Wm. II.
Thomas, Esq, was holding sort Of council in
the neghhorhood, where the son went, and see
Ing the murderer, walked deliberately up te
him without saving q word, lifted his arn,, and
plunged a knife to the hit in hist side! Two
hroihnrs Of the wounded man were then about to
take vengence on the son, but were prevented
by Mr. Thomas and others. Ii is thought they
will kill him yet. He was arrested and bail ia.
ken for his appearance al the Spring Court.
The wounded man died soon after. and doubtless
justly y.-Asherille Messenger.
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Our Thanks,

: As we are accustomed to say, in acknowledge
ing Congressional and other lavors, are due to
Mr. VIM. C. Moore, the proprietor of the hershaw
Grocery, for j specimen number OF Beet Tongues
which he has lately received with many other
nice articles in his line. Mr.. Moore is an excel
lent Judge of what is good, and exhibits, 'cc Mink,
his Judgement in submitting his articles to the In
spccnn of competent Judges.
n. B.-AN communications Of Htfs kind, receive
our prompt alieation.
syr"Wc have received the October number Of
Whlakcr's Magazine, "Thc Rights of the South,
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THE JOURNAL.
CAMDEN. S. G.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1850
TO PRINTERS,

1.-TWO Journeymen Printers are wanted at this
L Office. TO competent workmen permanent
situations will be given. Their services will be
needed on and after the first OF January next.
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,hs lat Ave wears The second resolution removed
or was silent with reference 10 limitation He trusted
that still another amendment would be adopted, which
would apply the same Limitation TO the second rsolu-
Alters few remarks between Messrs. A, EVANS and
encng the Committee Naval Affairs in directing the
gentleman from Maine TO report the committees amend
ment
standard proposed the amendment dscrmnaes against
the American in favor OF the foreign article The reso-
luton proposes that the Secretary OF the Navy hereafter
as o supply q the
quality equal 10 the best foreign The amendment pro-
poses another provso to wit that the standard OF water
s0sd hemp tried on Of given Ssmssr Be
ecutve officer comes to the construction OF the order
there is rule OF grammatical construction which will
enable him 10 avoid discrimination; for It = test ove
standard which the article OF American growth must al
tain. Mr.. M hoped il would be understood BY, the
House. He was in favor Of the resolutions, with an
Mr. BAYLY said that, he perceived that the friends
OF this could not at present agree among them
selves with reference TO it. to give them time to DO So nc
TO move that the House donow resolve itself into Com
mee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union.
And the question on this motion being put, the rules
suspended and the House went into Committee oil
the Whole the state OF the Union MT BoYD in the
NH Mr. MIILsoN, who was entited to the floor. ad
the slavery question, contendng for the constuionand
the Just rights OF the South TO equal participation ~
the territory acquired from Mexico Ia sketch Of hls
remarks will hereafter appear in the Union. REPoRTER
AT the close Of his speech, Mr.. TOOMBS obtained
the floor; but gave way to
Mr.. HlBBARD. who said
Mr. CHARMANi am informed that the Senate have voted
adjourn O'clock for the purpose Of aiordng gen
demen opportunity to attend the funeral obseques Of
Gen. JOHN Mcneil, of New Hampshire, which to be
observed in this city to-day, that hour with military
honors.
propose, sir, TO move that adopt the same course
II to the delegation from State, and to othe
members of the House with whom have conferred tina
would be but fitting tribute the memory of Officer
so widely distinguished, eminenty patriotic Gen
McNEIL. The hand of death has just stricken him down
suddenly In midst, while temporarily in the city. In
the ness Of his glory, not Of his years He needs
enlogy from / shall attempt none at this late hour.
should utter than the whole country know, in say
ing that nobler-heared man liveda Drawer
never trod the field of battle.
For the purpose of enabling the House to adjourn,
move that the committee do rise.
The committee then rose; and the chairman (Mr
BoYD) having reported,
On motion Of Mr.. H., the House adjourned
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w. Harris, Thomas L. Harris. Hay, Raymond, Hebsrd
HHss H nasss HHs a H9sssPd holiday Hog.'Sn
son, James l. Johnson Jones, kaufman Kerr. Daniel p.
s Gs King Ja sm Mann g SM.s John k1s IL
Mcdowell, McGsoshey MsLanshan. McL,spe. Mclean Lea.
Ma as.s Moos ss.sa od
osis, Outlaw. Owen. Parker, feasles, Peck. Phelps
RRsns Pos Powell Paas% Reed Rosn:sSn, asss
sylvester Spading. spIagne slany Frederick ss aS'n
Thompson Thurman. UndehI yenabIs vin.ou wsldsn
wSs.s ws %d wsA @s@ wms Wood Wood
ward, and Young-i62
mr. csowrII did not vote, having paired off with Mr.
Mr.. ScHENCK latter few remarks n lts fayor)
asked and obtained leave to introduce the following reso
luton; which was agreed to- VIZ
xoped That the Secretary OF War be requested TO com
municate 10 this House, the earliest practicable period
the result OF such have been made by the
bs 2, oe Iass and also the estimate the chief
Of st bureau founded that examination Of the amount
together with such facts touching position and
cia importance and the necessity Of such Improvement
the public works the harbor Of Cunnnghams creek
Lake Erie, and such Information may be in his TO
the same Of restoring the light house at point
On motion.Of MIR. SCHENCK, the said resolution was
referred . the Committee on the Judiciary
Mr.. SCHENCk presented petition embracing the
proceedings OF the people OF New Mexico in convention
forming State constitution for that Territory, held al
Santa Fe in December is49, and asking the action OF
Congress thereon.
Mr. s. (Mr Howard giving notice OF intention to de-
bate the motion for reference) moved the suspension OF
the rules for the purpose OF considering motion for their
reference to the Committee on the Territories which
was agreed TO by yeas and nays-yeas 1885, nays 42two
thirds voting in the affirmative.
The memorial was then referred to the Committee on
the Territories.
MI STANTON presented the memorial Of the Mem.
phs convention, praying the Congress OF the United
States to to be surveyed the several routes for
railroad from the Mississippi valley TO the Pacific ocean
The petition lies over objection being made 10 its ref
eFence without debate
Mr.. CALDWELL, of Kentucky. on leave, introduced
joint resolution to grant certain widows pensions from
the 4th Of March, 1871 the 4th of March, 1s43; which
read twice by its title and referred to the Committee
on Revolutionary Pensions
Mr. MARSHALL, on leave introduced bill to pro-
tect the rights Of citizens OF the United States; which
read twice by its te and referred to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
On motion, the House then adjourned.
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ROoKs from Lenden-Lis No, ia.-Grsorys Mashemstc,
ID Practical Mem Enlarged edition, vol
and Life Complete In vol.
Jacksons Minerals and their Uses l vol, 1872
New edition. remodeicd by Rutherford oi
the Of the Royal Military Academy, woowch VOL lsfs
Hobiyn's Dictionary Of Scientific Terms. vol, 1919.
Frsncss Dictionary Of the Arts and Sciences. vol.
Buchsnan's Psychological Dictionary. l vol.
Penderga Law (Civ Relating 70 ohcefs Of the Army
1919.
Gordons Lunar and Time Tables. vol, 1870.
Grcgoys Mathematical Tables New edition, 1872
Cslbrsths Mathematical and Astronomical Tables. vol
Feb - FRANcK TAYLOR.
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CARD.
Wines and Liquars.

THE undersigned would respectfully can attention his stock
i WINES AND LIQUORS.
possessed by obtaining from abroad MI
ac purity his longer experience the business,
ducied by him. and direct knowledge with the
growing districts Of Europe than by other
afford for the character and quality OF
all articles sold by him.
The Of his and vaults such as 10 make
the substitute for the cellar Of
Hotels and wanting small assorted lots Of choice wines FOR
special occasions be supplied the shortest notice, with wines
decaned T Immediate including wines Of France and Ger
many usually 10 be obtained here.
Country TRADE supplied Wholesale prices favor
able
scnber
FAMILIES very prices,
cheapest Of and liquors, FOR Gull
NARY PURPOSES.
distance be supplied land have sent them BY
EXPRESS FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, hc, for table,
shortest notice,
by addressing orders, through the post once,
JACOB SNYDER, IT,,
Importer Wines Ae 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
nsEGARs importation from Havana, Of various sorts
brands always hand from s9 go thousand and sold
BY single Dor cheaper than other store In The city
JanN-dkcply
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DUBLIC SALE OF the Columbian Foundry, Tor casting
casnon, Georgetown, In the District OF Columbia
foundry with all ~ fixtures
implements pertaining win be offered public SALE BY the
Gen. John Mason, deceased IL late
proprietor Monday, eleventh day Of March NEXT the
premises Potomac ve the western limits
ceosetown having Chesapeake Ohio canal passing
Of the canal The
land bordering the ver The
buildings casting house containing he ana
building adjoining containing the cuol furnaces two stone
boring mills for boring e.nnon aine and machinery of
houses Cor wokmen Of brick and stone The implements, eo.
complete, and ready Immediate
operations m casting cannon and shot as well ss other work
mould. fcr shot and shel o. various szes wooden assl iron
NIL castings general demand black
tool. In short all q. usual tools and Inn
psmens pertaining 10 a foundry large scale
the either
OF which, entered Into by H.
completely and enjoys well earned
excellence immediate the
continue give 70 H. what u has always
had public work. Coal and iron Of the best
canal II will be shown
de.irous Mr. Duvs who has charge oil
Terms dollars Of The purchase will be
residue, credit win be given Of two three,
years payments, bearing interest," be secured
bond and security, and mortgage the property.
further Information, address the subscriber Wsshngton
city. JAMES NJ MASON,
Jan 1s-dhcb Acting Executor
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TOOTH AsIIwe have now hand and for SALE small
i quanufy of EiIis's Compound Crcosoe TootfWa
This found serviceable arcsng and prevent
teeth and In Clear healthy
condition sweeenng e BREATH removing na and reevng pam
caused BY teeth.
acid this wash any ingredients but such
FEB Is ' ''' '' VIM FISCHER
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BOOKS, Books, Books, at Aucti0n.-I shall SELL with
Friday and Saturday evenings February
2 and 23d the saesroom OF W. NJ Moon
street. on Pennsylvania valuable collection OF
books belonging the library John
charge dare OF Britain the unsod books belonging
Of late Hon. H. Legae Attorney General Of
the United States.
Sale each evening O'Clock Books ready
for examination and catalogues for distribution Tuesday
ing JOHN McDEyITT,
Feb 19-df Aucuoneer.
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NEW WORK ON BRIDGES lxc.-spccimens Of the stone,
~ wood bridges &c Of the United
States, illustrated BY series o. drawing, Sc now Publishing IN
numbers " 70 cents EACH BY George Dassn, Architect and civ
For sale by TAYLOR 4 MAuRy,
FebM bookseller, near Ninth street.
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MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
ONE GRAND CAPITAL OF
800 ,OOO-also, ESQ, OOO-e 3O, OOO-S2 900.
And go prixes of 70 900.

And $50 prizes Of q, 0O0
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongaia Academy,
.Esa Class ID, for 1850.
Alexandria, va Saturday, April 81 1850 unde
the superintendence Of commissioners.
J. w. MAURY CO., Managers.
70 number lottery-l3 drawn ballots
SCHEME.
magnificent capital of. a.. 100000
splendid prize $4,000
Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Observation-Disclosures. 10000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II, $50
5000
$50 do lowest number przes) 1900
as prizes Of ............................
65 90 ......,..,..,..,........ 800
as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
80 ; IN :a rnn. AL
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BEWARE Of Imposters.The opportu
nifty 20 inform the public that there mpoers travelling
through United selling making
for washing clothes which Infringement upon Stephen
Cranes Chemical Compound washing
and other things, Cranes being the
mixture that IN and Mr. Cranes directions recipe have
printed sold by without
gaurc vedcr refuses give his And hereby
from using this unless purchased
agent,
liable for and in all such they will be dealt with
law directs.
s. CRANE, Psicn,ec.
Feb Io--dim.
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DOOKS from London-List No. 12.-The Ar OF Dress
- making by Mrs. Cory, 1Si9
le49 - ~ ~
Heather on Mathematical Instruments vol, 1919
Blacks Practical Treatise Brewing, 1 VOL, lsf9
Brewing and Disdauon by Thompson, with Practical Instuc
tons, by Stewart ! vol, Edinburgh, 1872
Bober's Wine Maker and Domestic Brewer, VOL, 4 edition.
Manual OF the Mercuna and Aneyd Baomete by H. Bel
vile, OF the Royal Observatory Greenwich lSi9.
The Locomotive Engine, by Templeton vol, engravngs
Maunde Treasury Of Universal History, Ancient and Modern,
ls49.
Maundc Treasury Of Natural History, vol, 900 enga-
wings, lSis.
Feb ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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certificate offs package Of whoes viii entte holder
S442 that be drawn by the twensx tickets named
therein Certificates Of halves quarters and eghhs IN proportion
This splendid scheme the attractive drawn
the United well the Of advenu
The prize ticket having
three Of the drawn numbers Is 900.
for Tickets and shares and Certificates Packages in the
above magnificent win attended
Of viii be Immediately amer IL
all who may order tickets from
Address j. 4 @. MAURY, Agents,
Feb l5-d&cifd Aexandna Virginia.
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+ EwIs's Abridgment the Criminal Law OF the
Ii United States Of the with Judicial
by Judge Ellis Lewis, Of Pennsylvania, vol.
The Law sadent by John Anton Guides Study OF
Law In its Principles, | vol. 1850.
whartons Treatise Criminal
aud Massachusetts New York. Pennaylvania, Virginia,
Phillips Evidence, and enlarged edition, 1885, vols
Curtis on Copyright vol
Dalams Digest the Laws Of Texas, vol.
Colyer Partnership, ID edition, vol.
Russell Crimes, edition ENLARGED, 2 vols. 1850.
State Trials Of the United Washington
Adams Administrations, BY Francis Wharton, Of The Philadelphia
bar, VOL. isf9.
Just opened by FRANCk TAYLOR.
An
and Philadelphia in English editions be i'm
ported direct ffom London.
Feb3
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l ANDRETHs GARDEN sEEDs.-Just received
~ variety o. these weiknown highly esteemed seeds
mned fresh, growth Of 1872 Landreb early peas
skin onion sets and ali kinds OF garden, aower
Garners seed stores soe agency for d. Lsndrch Philadelphia
Patent Ofhce Feb l7--colw
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OFFICIAL Congress Directory, edition.-Ths
" issued Maps and Guide Books Of Washington City,
fasode visiting cards, and card engraved and printed
Blue Book, or National Register, for $50
For sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURYS
Book and stationery store, 9th street.
Foh
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RvAnDttG ern be accommodated nrstrate
board and rooms for % week, board for
per week. Cops Pavilion The bathing attached 20
ms establishment salt
sulphur ume baths, hours
from O'Clock, m, until ~ O'Clock, p.
Also private paIors for dinner and supper parties.
Feb I6-lmIuTh&su
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observation-disclosures rooms without board, may be
had Mrs ssrHs on Iai street. teast sde) third door from
street. Feb 0a--iw
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RooISs from Iondon--List No. II.-I.ord Broagham
ID the British Constitution, 1 vol.
Brougbam's Political Philosophy, , vols.
The Ship, Origin and Progress with the Naval History
Of all Nations from the earliest times close Of lsfs
yol with many engrayngs, 1649.
Lieutenant Colonel Hutchinson Dog Breaking, vo 1872
Mullcr's Ancient Ar and its Remains 1 vol.
Brayshans Mnemoncs applied Geography, Astronomy and
Chronology, VOL lsi9.
Ncol's Manual OF Mineralogy, VOL, Edinburgh i64o.
The Dyers and Color Makers Companion, vol, 1913.
just imported from London by
Feb % FRANCK TAYLOR
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John w. MoKInI

dffornsy and Counssior at Lo,o
Office Indiana Avenues opposite the east wing oe CITY Han
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Practices N the several courts Districts also attends
lions, conveyancinR claims be
gess,, ana he various departments Of government
pHuP BARTON KEY win attend 10 any business
~ may pe nuused with before either Die
c and VIII also attend 10 the prosecution
pess aud the Departments. Once @ street.
WAsHissror July I6, 1916. July I7-.-3awte
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9Th street. National Hotel supply Bachelor cee
aied wigs sca and tonpee Of various prices
fitting
Orders taken and supplied with despatch. Feb s7-aif .
pOUQuETs Assemi,Iics.--HENRY DOUGLAS
florist and scotsman, ish Streets Opposite
State Department. respectfully
that he has supply
e 70 procure beautiful bouqe
occasion VIII please leave their order.
Jcct ~ W 90 thihks IN superior style. Feb 27-dA
WANTED, a white woman, q Gal Ne charge OF n
infant ten months old who preferred Az.
ply az Mt Cobum ., corner OF apd 10Th
WANTED, stteeeton Teacher, NY n graduate of
the Universally o. Dublin Ireland, produce the
saus'sco Tor ability
any 81 the col eyes universities Of the thorough
suucuon gwen the Latin, Creek
Mathematics aud English advertiser would
hours daily The residences OF
schools 20 washington city Address A. M Washington,
Feb 23-co3t.
NO LOVERS Of Good Fruit, and Admirers OF
flowensi have Just received from Paris
place, tfora H) 18th
OF fruu trees, roses, and ornamental shfuhe, &C.
5000 pear Of the hest known II Europe
iov dwarf apple trees, apricot, plum and cherry
ievoo choice suitable the table
this ciy city % the United comprising
choice kinds, the Of them entirely In country
svo Chinese Tree rcenst, the flower known
Climbing pants kinds
They Will be sold reasonable price for cash quantities
purchasers,
A. JARDIN,
Feb se--ec'w FLORIST aud Nurseryman.
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Tickets s4o-Halves sao-oaarers sio-Eighths ssl
Price Of certificates of packages, above magnificent scheme
Is follows:
certificate OF package OF a6 whole tickets $500 90
OF % halves do $50 90
Do quarters do las 90
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Aw NOT1CEThe appointment Of Mr. Mcclure President
Judge The fh Judicial Dc Of Pennsylvania, dsoIyes
The long existing partnership Of McCandess Mcclure The
WILSON McCANDLEsS,
WIN. D. MCCLURE.
WILSON MoCASDLEss,
Law.
Office, Fourth street, rttshurg.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted immediately.
TUE Principal Of tho waenon IN C) Male Academy wishes
who qualified
English and the mathematics He
be unmarried Of sober habits and good moral character
Al applications must be made immediately and BY
Principal
Feb lp--du
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His Excellency Jons A. oUrrxAS. Governor. &c.