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s-SGEiSH AND classical SCHOOL,,
NEAR IDKETrU. ESSEN COUNTY. VA
nrrn hey


'ENs institution intended comhe IL" at"a"tace of tho
rough Aca, ",h l" comforts aad discipline,
OF well c.uas ed CHRISTIAN hon". All III" hramc. q" an i:n-.
anI with fr-m. ru ANA Gr'rm
taught The ac!rr. Mr ] L. Williams is"n NJ The t"i.
vcr3i,y The location healthy. rc:.rc ava:
Cess. Number ~ pupils !ni"'.
TERMsPcr i've months. payable tsanrc. for Tl
Board. Lodging. Washing. Mcm:!ns Stp This r?" tor
and modern ai-u:c w charles
The pupils ert'" 20 deal credit AL 'r'riuds must
be deposited with the subscriber.
iI3ir OF '- school! VIII be sent {"
u.o.e wI. srue;; 1t, Apriy 10 john T. Mc;;tlRi
Aug li-ctf !oF"ti" Essen r"hlts.Na
STOVES. RANGES. not Air FURNACES. dc.
TIE LATEST AID REST PATTERNS MADE
MO .Tuu G"u0i the astan'a=cs The al
y STOVES. Tia, JnpanIed nnd Iron Ware, &C.,
&c.
The celebrated ..f:nalc>s Chain Pump" has oay 10 be-
known used any other. Also.
FORCE AND ST CIlON PUMPS
Will especial and tile. Pr"niuy Mcr-
chats supplied represented and offered at
The LOWEST CASH PRICES Nm H. ENSIGN.
SrIi;. 9-d@cwti 10 VAN stLrrt.
SITUATION As TEACHER WANTED.
all Ill: branches thpr1T- Ii EB-
n l education. Muse French German Ora "lrr Painting Ia
water coiors aud Embroidery, WISHES iTccuc -ilua
to-, for III; ensuing healthy ctun OF \.h! 'r Norm
Carolina int!c school = preferred The salary Is :~ce 10
the branches required 10 he hI@ht 81 is hal
Considerable iccc IN 'cicr. Letters '5st aI) directed %
: W H. Snoky Ordinary post Office bus"ick cnIm Va VII
t,,turt Nov. l-cw3"
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.EggsyIE.-. iS1!.sias.r:.. :,
sl'GysDT S:L.:+si.
By KENT. PAINE 4: KENT. AucT~.
s-s--------.--

I z
4 an THURSDAY the Ia, b u. ~
- stall sell ,ar"e AMI valuable
,ncHt iies! a.I desirable Dry ';on- Particulars t,I
| Nov. KENT HAi>: : h:.>I. huuz
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~ IRE ACT OF LAND.

Circuit Cour; f:Ochtni cnun:y
prcAuuncci 18th ay September l-,l. Chhncrry
Sail pending Henry " Holland, John T. Parish ANA
Charles ". D4bncy. F!aHth'.
Against
DAVE! VI Parrish Valentine Parrish ant George Layno
shall proc public the highest "!ter. upon
The FRIDAY. III. 18TH da. December nc%i. II fair II
the Lam! e 9a.n.i
BIN mentioned conveyed DAVID Parrish b. Cullen
.y suppose abou; 200: lying IN the
county I:oochad adIiuin. lands Thomas Rutherford
Vim Adams and others
LAM bought by the D,!rniaE Da
r,nl .Ie! the following 10
Onr.ig purchase !onc: cash. u the balance three
n, annual n, lnem twelve n0Als. with
iltrcu: the Jay ni relgn:
Jop goo! Personal security for the said dtierr payments anu
,eaiuiT. lie little. Il. Is AYERS.
nelu,y sheriff for Wakas Sheriff OF Goocl!in! County.
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WasTIHGru: CRY. D. e.
E5RAiiE> l.. fhc several Courts -: the D>Ii~ Columbia
ANY business pertinent ' profession. 'y
ed 10 his care viii t prom IL
Mc8sTs >-!gES. T:r!iEi.S 20.
Cru ia, u VI GALLA. Washington, D. e.
!aM.s J. .i.;..!H. E-q,
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SThTN TtlNt w.
RS SIEFfET 'i.Uu. liz.
We ;H' which hitherto
To sixteen I- ui a.iua, Tcacacr l
cured her School. H. I
mi M USUALLY itU"ct upon the niTiui! members
H. Circulars a liner pIruitrs WI" tr most
satisfactory references be had application IL Ms se!eg
"a
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NEW O1ltIitI> iiSt

4 new OMNIBUS LINE Of several line taL So 4.
Coaches. with good and an. tr: f-lsaII-ts
YER. to run between Rockets aaa the head q" s.iE--
Broad streets. Man and gii t's-rugrrr
iaEccG cents The aruua.r 81 The iusc i rst"rt.G
.:circ every WI! BE- made 10 render -llltr.y
No. ~-IG NAht.'..
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GOLD MIN.
UCk.S OFFICE, Pearl street. fe" doors ah"'" 'h'
IL Alhamhra go,
SpIeudid Lotteries for October, 1881.

GOLD MINI.
UCK.S OFFICE, Pearl street fc" doors at"Fs ihr
splendid Lotteries for October 1851.
Susourtnua Lottery Glass a baltimore Wrnes.
law November l=ah - Nos 3 raw. grand Irze Of si'5
Il fnwn 7 = Izss Iaying is ard 81 r,~n eke.,
halves 5luaers2 80. Certificate Of package OF "e' Sis
shares i'll proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class Y. 20 lawna Baltimore on
Saturday, Nov 18TH - Nos - drawn Grand ta'a!S PF1e
halyes - quarters iacsassoi who!cs $40
-starcs !" ITop"TtI"n
ncs1ay Nav = Nos u tr""n Capitals s5uf 49,
halves d quarters. ~.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No - be drawn az na,i.
sErs .. Ssg ss Ss 9' Va 70 o. Sc s:S o s
Tickets $40; hI nc 7; a sSa5f!T ii IL SCHEME
Grand Cassz, draw!a' Baltimore
saturday N"v h - Nos T. ir2w. G, c',"1 ,l r ~.
OF 2ltv loo Of 1859 III o3n Tickets So ha's- m prarers .
EJ Two Doa; and hal; lo,,eI,es Nays and FRI
days Dollar Lotteries TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,. Thn.ity
IT sales in large Lotteries close At hall past . mil,
Orders Tickets IN am "i the MAYiati i,eres VIII
Sov s'G most '' c B. LUCK Rtsaon!.
R:ironi Company iehe ." H. is vos,ri,r ~! Cam
he lJ, Of and be Fal % preen'
aon office o the Company. ~ cnorni win la''7o"
S"s 6-tl5tniIec J. GARRETT. Treasurer
1rocrHS SIp t3Hu H"yHhH 21sEs
3 n S,r,n, Richmond ". ELISHA f.. HTNDlEi.
= VA d. NORVElL,
Sov SiN'L J. JONES.
PRINTING INK. -
g5TF rercif n fresh sErf Of PklN IN
We BOOK INK, suitable I WINTER use "hich We VI.
sell al factory ,rcr-. 100 pounds olde' WI"
be PROMPTLY Itd, Il! addressed 10 .,.,..r,xr
Nuv1 k!iiHlES " hn.,.,N,:t.,.-
S'ECOSD Annual BENEFIT OF THE t*los
- BENEVOLENT SOCIETY sat!i !eT'c the i''csriS ~
Saturday 18TH ii. h-act: OF The above cHcsI'
len. ms uun eHds rc.c-tiui? Giormr thdt nv
ceip,s for all portraits ,a day will he DE voted 20 WIS
MY the vii Sc r~seGi on Tue
10 receive friends who respectfully lRrid I" can a. %
Nov DitiEISiAH 'tiI.i-r"it
% EAp direct from
- the band "rn"si assortment ~ idoe
J-l-eSh..
yory handle! Forks 81 pieces different PR
ces: ran ivory handled 81 aad pieces American
together with aar.e and varied Iticn i M
is and Anecan which respectfully call The a'.hio u
our friends aud the pubic generally .r,>, 70,
Siupn f ti.l' .('ut Z,
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PEOPLES CIRCUS

PEOPLES CIRCUS
yOISSOS g. co. PUirspr1crmpri>ln.io uf &c
y establishments VIZ Stone McC"nn : me ~ ,G
the Original National. North ~ S.sncys. WITH sHhda "u' "
Warii0,c, Trappiugs AMI Appointments. and sun 81
PERFORMISG HORSES AND foS ZEE,
Supcriur Blood, Beauty Training ose oi any Rhr M
rnent exant, A Quadruplc Troupe OF refi w .n,r
amongst whom the w. O. Dale. W. H. s''h W
W r. Rockford. Misses Fisher Levi Gaze. SERGEANT eepe. Du
crow Mortimer. head Equestrian Troupe aiae' D! e"
pee corps OF - ~. -, ,crvruc oE THE
RING. ~
unoo each series Equesrian Wonders
snuyan fan'omia'c .Caef OHrrs ana 1':h TT I 3
will exhibit Richmond Nov lptn IN dIu
MONDAY, TUESDAY AMI WEDNESDAY at aII C'eh' va
change Performance viii characterize each mrorr
Equestrian Director - = niSnaR
Clowns, BEN JENNhN""" " II n Arr
Dress Circle 50 cents Children hail price PIT for eOl9Ted people
% cents. ,...;,, an Monday
ihc m.''' So"tN'' go '', 49, Nov. SIT
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-T'S
TEHE. SLAVES, .rc IN IilE My Or iil.NEit.#.
kN WEDNESDAY, tie i!i 81 N.''lH,er, ~'l We G"
" Executors VIA Tas deceased. c. i9
g'IhiC ale, Tie btc" OF i> lac residence
Igra; s". tire: miles OF n
~: .na-
vaua,r Cattle: grUG Mica tuH.
ii all ui "irii lJTh. ta
1'uHM:- Oats >cEtUy
Cover Tiers Hay, tHt.,;'E al
AID
nottc.ri atd stcnsi' Fga!u.s. - s.'cs
q; M.iI. Women. Boy an! Girls, ~h Ses% Fse
htir.s.
ir ia: prove nc!-ncGi will take iilcc 'r
ia. a..! completed that ~! -; 1..'
mon! CAY it, day rulti .rl,t.
TEEMs al slaves he OK 60
la uonls ,,.'i-f' hia
,r,ve sccIIi:y. Il iat! =, Ir -@!ia,nu o ~ ".
IS "a rom the day OF "a ....
MAEriH ; TAYLOR. I.,-..ug.
Joan - Thlio
Sale co:,lucc! by I'll & " T. TAlIA.@EEo
sale OF leri.htole property 4, i" ",t1.A SIC - -
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TO PASSENGERS AND SHIPPERS.

FOR NEW YORK
T9NrE new and elegant double.ensne side wheel n~e>
steamship ROANOKE. 1870 tons burlhen. Lew fsfsSan
polish. Commander The Roanoke vii! be ready Sx@4L
freight early Tuesday morning, the llhsa4H6
inst vii! q O'Clock NJ. "nsrr
she Rockets al o'clock the afternoon
1iesas the ith which passengers must be Oh
board This line has ccnn-ctiun with any other.
Sl0 ~
S,cer,. massage only 600
Office, where bers eau
as selected rom plan OF the ship. ..
Nav '--1.
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). .. CUCkE. = -. -
SpoRTER Guns PISTOLS WEST MAIN 81 kEEl

IMPORTER OF GUNS PISTOLS Nc. WEST MAIN slkEEl
FEW MARKET ,,.
rnESPECTFIY tn. Rrlm"hH ah! Tue C.u"
HI try trade generally i!a h. has hand las.
uhie aud barre. Guns, Pistols. Bird BhSs. foM
der Flask Walkers English Caps 81 other articles usual
y found line oil business lie determined 10 SCI! on as M
sunabc either wholesale retail horse III 'ie CIV
all WHO nay favor h' VIZ"
their patronage. .z.,, !, III.
city. ..
r-r- Guns ard Pistols repaired accommodating 'effns
e.e ''''' - '' ''' - Nov Sim
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q Circuit Court continued an: L"h! too tn'' .1l 'v
the "a September. 1901, IA whIr. joan w ." 81
Miller an Jane I.H!sar t-t"...
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LIZ JAMES VI. TAYLOR. AtcTi..
----SeAS-~---s"=-----
DESIRABLE AND NALlAELE kA 80.

the county 81 IienrtO. N. rlr* ni Iors. tn". I".I
Il Implements. 20 Fodder
i"r sale Only request Of the hf l.
GAilncht. shall WEDNESDAY, The ! ui h"'.ss"ir
II clock. sell al pUo.c the pI.rI- t@ 't
healthy farm the nj lteDnco. si4t,9 tn9T it'
the CITY oi Rcluefa lulci!atc!: tie ~! H0i H @
TanIle. and auiG!t- lands o: James " Toy III " Ill.,
LYME, AM! lie .a;e Residence Dr. saIntc' ! s--uts.
me tract contains - nc stale T.! ''if
N: DttH Cultivate. tor I"r mt'htfis -.
mrht' arc all IA guni ":rf Tie n'I.l.nG"a.
WIN az r>rcl'I road icIi"r, iI t..# '#
Sl!riht Mills 4uongst III. "lt.a
si!c u Hle aih shat sci! the ,,rsOaa lio .ru. ''""
STOCK tn: cfli t"9 trG wan .a!." Guaf ''Eti
TERMS -FOr Ia" real Jc required ca
i credit 81 AMI W. years The a,airc.
personal property all under s!u CASH
nonh: credit. With diprovcdsccuuy
LANES TSiLrR..;a..
es-Shouil the weather be unavo:aE.r. -a.~ vat ,.s
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VE.N nuAnAl;S I;EW ANp!

WILL reward o tea dollars who VII return Il"
Il Chucl IN IL Cook, Richmond"
lie rather small
ciuw. perhaps above -! Ices msl - ~ brown cnmrrNi
ami old lie purchased 81
Philip Reynolds Caroline and ma: be lurking III. neigh
hoho Of that rc!scc the county Of ESseX
| %''r. has
Get l..
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VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
TO DEALERS Ia TIMER AND .cnBHh:

TO DEALERS Ia TIMBER AND :.CHBIiH.
PUBLIC AUCTION OF EXTENSIVE TRAIT OF HIGHLY VA
LIABLE TIMBER LAND IN VIRGINIA. Ut NaNlGhDLE
WATER
~ THURSDAY. the 18Th Gay .: November iSjl VIII sell
~ thousand land
bod, the %, ArSc and Amherst principally The ir
AUou: r-e Thousand together. covered Win
cliSarc heavy STRAIGHT ant l"r gf"w' com
white AZ. OAK, tulip poplar ala! Ge !r rhc; fu
nearly tTI! with the ancs River and kama"a Canal neatly
t'cin. 1T oiIS an, Is PERHAPS point, more zen
three The and EcayI. sI0wh timber
the Canal. On which through
H. lies hll which, together with the hnuni supply "t
VIII Afford ample tor mill mills
The diuld> dry roads through Tie
The being chiefly valuable timber. will ir,a
bis be sold lar below IL real value the arpni ~
principally AGRICULTURAL The ecc: healthy. bglng
.has Of Virginia wsr. ;cc uninterrupted
it The markets. oi Richmond and al! the OF
There
mineral g!aTrIr tie EXrcur
confidence InvG he artion ~ those ~!" ca! N
The ute perfect aid uH!flu;r The
The mlurral kuOm III"
Buiao Risr Springs l4 O'Clock meridian map uI II" a.
the Tie vi he iGrA Of the
Cash. an! the remainder mcnts,
months aud rstltca months.
the Dag 81 s the cf payments ~ ie secnfc y: notes s,i!'id-
urls endorsed. and reservation ol Tile :lr Gn the IA, IA! ri
will to: rriniiIr II OF the shall be
pr.clgay each istanc;. but III caii such pnnctud
Executor ~" night 20 rtr!er INTO
The expiration three months mhrn vi" hc sd the
purchaser Should the weather. be untTofbe the sale
sli tl.e ace ialrlay At Il O'Clock
B-Ihs land lies abp; bundled an Ten miles above the
of Richmond. almost immediately the great Cana-:he
RIy.r An! Mama wiiI Canal
Those who hr estate viii take berth
Of the comma the Ci;y Richmond an!
New Market; Nelson the
either which they
" hc conducted W. A Payne. Esq sheriff OF the
cpu:, vicinity. and who WI! promptly exhibit
II. LOuGHBOROUGH.
Uc:. = cits EXT OF Nathan L"uchboron- H. iced.
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FOR THE LADIES.
q AIDES fine dress walking Shoes, Jenny Linds
IL Ladies iae thick sole walking Shoes
Ladies fine dress Cater Buskins
Ladies fine dress Cater Shoes
Ladies fine dress Cater Boots
Ladies' white satin and white kid Slippers
Ladies' Over Shoes
Ladies' tine dress kid and morocco Slippers
Misses Boots and Shoes children's Boots and Shoes
received ani Tor Cheap
loo Nov Gi PUTNEY WATTS.
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WANTED SITUATION Teacher !" pirate An., OF a,
~ a,s,r, in an Academy hy young gentleman, well verse;
, b rgIsh Erche Ancient and Modern Languages haheiha
ne pn iera,ure &C The bes: OF references ami
Iati"!s VIZ &c =''>"' -- Nov. eft
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$4,000 WORTH OF DRY Goo POP AT AND BE

CENTS UNDERSTANDS AND DRAW hRs'
sHEAYY Shaker nett Shirts and Drawers
8 4 aIerino do pc do do
sun Silk do do do do
Do Saxony Flannel Wrappers
Saxony Wrappers, with buttons 60, , md .,mc ov.
sizes for large men, .hNi'ii s'.' 90 Main stree..
Der -
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PIANO FORTEs, GUITARS, &c.
REMOVAL

,E would inform his friends and he public l
4 that he his HAT AND CAP STORE 10 No. IA
l5 EAGLE SQUARE next the OF Main and 18th
streets where pleased his friends and attend 10
he hopes by
business their al his
His embracing article usually
regulated Hat establishments He also has IN addition
and Caps large ui Trunks 'aces
with full Of silk and Cling
ham Umbrellas all which lie will sell very low, small advance
| prices X A. ALLEN.
Oct, is fashionable Halter No. Isl Main
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS OF READY
MADE CLOTHING.
WE would respectfully invite e Alteration Of and con"
of REsDYMADE CLOTHING, which be surpassed IN this
or any other city regarding style quality and price Our aan
ment such daily Adams Express fresh sap
plies from mandatory Baltimore which enable US aiwayf 70
Virginia Clothing OF the latest siy
and lowest prices of at least 80 per cent to all
hn wish 10 purchase by examining stock OF Clothing at the
VIRGINIA Clothing Store doors below Purcell f!d Co. no
S. Main street. "Ei"hN XIV ~ w.
a.
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AUCTION SHES.
100 = : - = - -. : - -
CCLPEFstis LAND FOR SALE.

CILPEFEE LAND FOR SALE.
= arcoE!luce WIKI the county Court
1850 slaIl wEnN EsDAY ION day
December 1851 II a ta se In mex atT Day prrce: el -
tie highest hiOAe: tract Of land IN s"lj ecrc nct"nJ GOA
t-;;. @ les. THIS land - ~ healthy a
ole ac: hraoo "ori". the ar Of = G ecs h"i and "lcr
!, /" nae t""iii iI iSmt"cHt ~ :" nIms IL
Clover, tt%G Gc!' Ia wheat upon sicM shout m bII
els hive sel this 4 Tie Alexandra and Oranse Eai
an R.laaancx CaGa coisrhca:-e Est ia i've aui
| the ullrs zen Hi.ts OF tie farm.
laird Cash the balance IL dTc cTn"! nnal pay
with interest from day oi SALE: lie F"ctaS ave boH' "h
p security and deed ui te"n 70 secure ;c dsier'i
S"r S-cw.ls ALBERT ol'IsENBERRY
ESECGTOI:'S SALE OF STA YES, Ci:OPS.
| HORSES: cAlTL!: FARMING; IMr!EN.NI>, HOUSEHOLD
He u.G .Tc! ul , las vi! ad tmcni ii! the
K:cL.: IuEe. viii Tor sc iuJc auc'rG.
W.!..s!.y m. I1i ,y 81 \oyer1cr ISL Abingdon. the place
county Giuuce.ic the personal Of
the SAID cIar Cns" Of slx!y'e Q" Sevc 'oFS 'hut
BE slaves inun'eroi horses mules cate nos sleep ;n
crop qualify iniIsr s'ca oats large
farming utensils Casts, gear household ana
k.cHe:! furniture.
property viii be required for al! under ten
4.trs Tor al exceeding iat anon,a Sle1 Of FIX months
Nov i-c;Is F. LEWIS MARSHALL. Executor.
X TiIE COMFY OF GIoICE>TER, FOX - l.
latJ lying in The count! Of C"G.
ci! Abingdon WootyIic belonging the o.
the late Ricta.d Cote, IT.
rho ana are adjacent Marsh. the c!ence OF John
44a s aud contain more 'i 'hee% hln'tcd "e 81 ~htM
A!oa ~" i4ei al! !ty a.: woodland hr h'"ne are many
Improved low grounds. ai t:e rcsueis h!s'ii t" !" ier!
ar III c"uhs Upon each oi above l'nS arc dwell
ms "nL ban GNge "i all Kinds SAFs ab'sS quarters "e these
,n's unloS sud previously Will oc offered al Gc ai" a die
premises 10 the highest bra!rr, tue moni Of November next OF
wGcG i'll" notice Will be geG frsos f"sirG I" purchasing are
requested Lands AMI them AMI {" cnhuicae
VIA "Ir alo.nsy. ", Hnam he"r LED, i" Gloucester
Court itru'e. tor terms.
next. offer for about
sixty slaves arm4ims :" tie same es'ats ,ba
Gag t~n d,ccrs ana other va n5c iAn
hau- rrc ral valuable h"t-c servants
!n .n, Abingdon add ",oivi.Le mentioned in the
dt"''e notice ~" be offered Tor rent; on III frn" !" ''' highest
bidder, Nei. sla. tie l2!i ddy OF November next
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L.Sn Eon SIZE seoTTsr!.vAAIA.

IL
Crl:G;. tuu: al 80 - 'i'
n IN. ,,tnher ISL. me Case "i ii-aze!
B-azry viii on WEDNESDAY, tho @tn day oil No'einel.
moo IN. PREMISES expose public auction the IaS' OF
,v.s in n. proceedings Insn'ionei The 'fac "i ;t
= acre. an! il The dover .hei TO Elizabeth Ia ie y
IONS f m. r., estate William Beaz'ev deceased! ne
a.. zen IN numper and Of likely young e women ana gu"
..Icn ,,I,
due IN tri vs noa,hs ucccs; from the Jay OF SAFE he W.
:L ,,-cs.e money paid. TIE saTes i1T cash
''fe'"''.' '"'' 49, FRANCIS W. CONNER. Comm
r. Al n- incl viii sell all he lefhaoe es,a,e s,1 y:
lie sand Elizabeth B-az!ey. deceased ih1 s,hs vi. u
srown th- day OF sale ~, g.. al; ps,,Isv
Nnp. ~ '-,'-N
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GEEA1 CURE FOX CVtG:S> h*D COR
,KEAT KNMED3 EoK ,iS 81, ;; az, OF Ti: G

All Or Roses valuable Family Medicines tor sale S abl =
-T.y MN NETT 4 BEES PURCELL. LaDii 4 CO. a.
\OK & WOOD. O. \ sTREEkE X, X III al a"a '''f >
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PUir Of RlCHMUNp, NOV. 10.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia.
Steamer Roanoke Parish, New Ierk.
Schr Joseph Porter, Bennett Albany.
SAILED.
Schr Haxa, Layfe!d. New York.
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FRANKLIN STREET, KEAT Of CITY HOTEL
yEylIE would his thanks
public the generous patronage bestowed SxH 63SeH
hin, for sixteen years and would invite E1
nn TO his extensive stock OF Carriages, comprising -
descriptions Coaches Chario,crs Baouche Rock
aways and Top ugGc and Sulkeys
materials and of superior Workmanship which will be found
equal IN all respects; il SUPERIOR best offered for sale
this elsewhere Being determined supply the public
with superior article OF home made WORK all who
want OF Carriages of quality call and examine
also being determined to sell rs cheap articles ui
the same quality can be purchased elsewhere
All kinds OF and repairing done with
neatness and despatch reasonable terms.
Sent dix ALFRED
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sentence Of my second article, II which, When
speaking of the appropriation made blythe State
! said5;ssI would have her Edo more-'' Had aa
period followed the word moren Il might have
been. But take the sentence as awhole, and
do not think the meaning given to part Is Giriya
inferable. The sentence is as follows i would
have her1do moreand keep hersyoung men ID Z
training for any emergency" by which meant
that the State after procuring her arms, should
cause her young men to be taugh. to handles.
them, to march and wheel, &c.-zIncontinua.iou
Of this idea, recommend in the next breath,
the organization of Volunteer Companies, faIly
equipped, in every neighborhood. 4S.-1.,-.. /,
Neither am an anti-Sate Secessionist, ~
under all circumstances. have already said
"that when every reasonable hope Of Union at
the South shall have vanished (which was to be-,
determined upon the passage by Congress Of any
other law injuriously affecting our institutions,
without producing co-operation) then will the
emergency justify desperation, and then let
South Carolina, single and alone, take the breach,
&C." Iwould then adopt secession as adernier
resort and believing that our political existence
was at its crisis, would consent to the experiment.
of plunging South Carolina into this Ocean Of
uncertainty" with that hope which is the secret
comfort of all secessionists-the hope that some
Of the States of the South may come to out
rescue. -.a"'l.sa 5''iS.f5 >it2:s's'l sss'i
desired to soy more on other points whereI
have been misinterpreted and misquoted, but
matters Of private nature are now, engrossing
my time and my labour. -;-.5tl ,3i., Irsgy
INDEPENDENcE..,