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i;DSIEEy AND GLOVES,

H.:s. caps, GIBEA.LsiAs. TUs'!., &c.
.! lot. NAM slcctlG,ly ihi lA friends.
aud c puh ceucrl: that ne ~ now ircared
'rl :hc ha:p!>,.n,s OF Hats. Caps, Tin,
n~. md iciorfDcS, IA Ibis ciy, a. HE
prices Hats ironi 81: ~.
81. ,tnlrr'as from - S. Mails from - 10 So
81 =. u: witt a:ec and well selected dssor.
i,av.r i"c>rH, Silk, Ang,i Brush. Seal, Mexican Fur
~ Jenny !lui and Ia Has, which viii he offered 1T
rI.rs. Mnlrsar i,..-Inr Cash Oct T--dIIm
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FALL TRADE, 1881.
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PIANO FORTES.

l.
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PIANO FoRTES.
Country Merchants Supplied.
SsoRRls& DH3llER IATE DINNER MoKKlS1 will b.
Pianos hy 18th September embracing their usual arg
Of Pilae prices and accommodating terms
which they invite The attention OF country dealers
Blank hooks offices, made order and warranted
the bes, materials. and ruled to given patterns.
OF description executed III the bo manner
received 10 all the leading standard etioueI
published in country including the Law AMI Medical Journals
PIANO F0RTEs-we agents the sale Of the suso
Piano made by H. Worcester and enabled to oeI to ur
(rareiy with even IN the Northern q
ties 70 MAKE their purchases OF MS ,on, attention an,
pledge entire satisfaction even IN the selection
PARKER, BAYLY S; NIMMO
The ss S o @ ana and spn" os.e Gds v s
pledge themselves sell satisfactory t" purchasers
'"'y NV ,'0 FOR GESrLEMES's Use.
and EaS; cSs Of 1i aney aa
ysyss: pIa,t, ca,hmefe and Ns1"o Nesting
black and Fancy silk scarfs and crava;s
Hid Buck. Cashmere lined and Berlin Gloves
Lambs WOOL and Merino Drawers ami Shirts
Sin Pocket andkerehles
brown, Olsaehed mixed and striped Cotton Half Hose
White, black and fancy Silk do
su'Is"dcr' Stocks sh ro solar, ,n, sc:
Rich coiored B,.cadc and I:Iacy silks
R S White I PINK blue S and nceas party dresse,
Paris printed Ga>'ms,cs and De LANES .s,,
Do d" De Lame Robes new s,s. arlicIs c..,,,s,.
c0lors SILK Velvet ipr ciDnks
All cUl"rS Florence AiIi Mourning Satin
Lace and Muslin Chmzries
Lace and Muslin Collars aud Cuffs
Cambria aud French WrUu ,ht Muslin Sleeves
White and black Lace 10.
Lace and Mis!il French WUu int tapcs
PLAIN, scoopi'ed and embroidered llisfs
White and cot pam an! embroidered Grape Shl wis
jenny Lind Long Si4"is aha! Sritffs
aud Lore Scotch Plaid Siawis
Rice Neck 81 Ribbon
Every description ni silk wncen and cotton Hosiery
AeNanGerS back aiIL coor-d Kid Gloves
Silk Cashmere and fawG do
Ffelct Wrought breakfast Caja
Bcau,ui English and Fr.lc Prints
L.u:n. Velvet ana SaIn 81
Rich coIoed Sclvc i;iIi,ous.Hc.
rOn MOURNING.
Eack B0in5aznrs. Nc!lno an! ALPACA
Do. Ia ere and N"us-!aitc De Lame
10. Ctrliir and Persian '!ph
Mourning S..k. Ll!rS Tliiacl avis
Do Collars. Cages and >ircyra
10 i!autsetcil-i-. i.!t:.ur- Sept. Is
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NEW FALL AND WINTER t:poHs. ,ha;r
gnREEDEN FOS have per late arrivals 'e'
It'd lul stock OF Foreign and domestic u!s which they ac r'
nared 10 offer their friends a1 thu rlbH. very los prices
sor; call from ruutTv merchants. assuring goods AZ ~"
Goa (nr asorine! all ihc o the
Ladies' icnencms wear with a iul stock ol DoMhot''
Rigs EaRPErlNG and DHUHGGIT$. -.
Sept s-cSt B.EEnE% & FOX. No. 81 Broad s.e..-
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

s,MITI MARVIN still their old saad OF business no
. IN Nam street; where We can found all hours OF the day
Wcae sui fashionable and well made CLOTH
ING We stuck than heretofore 70 show our rlchis
br Our stock embraces every article belonging !"
.etlcnaus. Youths aud ces wardrobe and ~ take pie:
showing them any who may favor with call
SMITH MARVIN,
S,,, Main trcpt
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JOHN NJ. LA THAN,

wa. SEWE &. sSN, ..,
IryDy EHDCEES ~ COMMISSION II.H' IiiN / -.
No, g. south Water street. Philadelphia
SEaVE hand LARGE tnl well r"il"i d'SI'h'' W
III GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS. Liquors. Ne
d.
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TO ALL!

L y
SASH. BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTURES AND GiAHiEk,
slain and Frd!hiH sltrs Ia
IT C1ok Eupcrs and nearly opposite hoShc
Hail. ,,.-; : ,a,...
r, All orders from country we'll as the ne-hhoIlc towns
onpy executed the style roIc!aic prices; -" shs
SSH lllx II on hand Al'h'-''Il
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snis.NaaGiaL RECORD.

u,CliIiOND TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY, Der. q
.p.Grp The market continues without animation,
',,r-t,i q. .n.s IN prices s:acc our last report
- \. ". MARTIN, X co.
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EJID'S r!.s s:i:... IA AUCIios.
OAKLAND l'ois safe.

EWiSf; - the rat" hlsbtui james T.: krcch. vii OF.
II 10 .ar at the premises. 'rh tay rco!" ISL 81
'l~'rt ~ !@5 LAND sell EaDwH III: iT:
tt,. H. Johnson. .sc'
the ciI'y Chesterfield. iw.uy n:lrs
auSc Petersburg, tmtty.Sc."H :rola hr Ciiy ~ E!ci"at ~"
within n:n He Clover Hit tni MuFs and Railroad:
mars"hI: tra'h aii beauty Of ia, and ii III respects
desirable residence The an! comm" ir'-
Dwelling. Dy"!Fccs llui>c. Kitchens uua,t
Bans. ah! &c" au suar Houses, w"' beau'im gard and
,ru tas'.!uy arranged
There I: 'lic hall
nr'"ii. IIhc the timber: he
Irr.l,In. We'll
Internationally i'r greater
Thu Ei;i siI ~ i:haa AMI de-
sired! gwen Application to ;ic suta cr,'r.
MARTHA :. KEEcH
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aEnicA1 p;srArTMETI1, ; Or IAI q s'D-

'A'' Icy COLLEGE. RICHMOND. Vi.
iJ'E i"r. r'h ANNA con. ct sG'c W." , ~, r, Of
suur The lUr concrEE degrees VII W.
i,.li ahunt lie middle 81 March ~, ,,,.,..,, .,
l.. l.. BOiIANNAN, NJ d., fr'i OF o"sc'''S "'' "' ~
Wnlnrl AMI C!:iircn .,; ,rI;., ,t,
H. " t.iIAMnEELAlNE, N. u. Pro" OF Ma'r'i N""''" "'
Therapeutic. -. -, ,,,,,,.,
:,S HE'LL GIBSON, NJ. D.. Prot "i surgery AMI s"s""'
Anatomy -, pirsioln.
David H. TUCKER. NJ. n Prof Of Theory and Practice !"
Medicine ..,...r ,,,,nmv
r ll;irs Anatomical all Clinical INSTRUCTION. III ''' ~
.iIuti,n al unsurpassed stn-
REGULATION Il" s.; Professor Ices Sl'"=
D,n,ons r,rnt' q SID ;;ralua;on ice go -.
Ic Ircs hoard Including incl lights and Hcr'''" "
i. usually -. ur So. per "rck ; ..r,io, H. i
containing iutcr h'ulihtvt 'hSe'''.
~ lie forwarded ho." apply in for IT. or SPECIFIC "a"
iui''e" VIA " " - : MAiPIN. NJ. u.
,,,, ,a Dean III The Faculty..
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TO COlN rit, ,i1NCHANTs.

NEF I,iLL and WINTER STOCK or
READY MADE CLOTHING.
-, MERCHANT WE>lGE Elk have had their greatly en-.
larseG keep and general
,ssor meat CLOTHING.
They opened the and best assortment OF Clothing
hey have offered iur sale
Merchants will gleaY their advantage call and exam
inc t.r stock fall purchases and they pledge
Cfi the quality Goods can be had
in any of the Northern cities Call al No i2 Main street
Sept. II MERCHANT d NEiAl'ift.
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JOHN G.. SCIih EE IL.

NERCHANT TAILOR
Exchange Building, i1th Street. Richmond.
SESPECIFILlN informs his the public general
shat he tcrciy:,s his Pal! and Winter supply OF
CLOTHS. CaSS1M:RES AND NEST1NGS,
scic;ei with reference quality and pattern. from
"Euuean lnpnrlati"ms together with rich and eaii
Sdrls. Cravas call respectfully solicit
Sept S-ilm
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FoHWT DOLiAL;S iiE!NAKD.
.:.-thIvAY ".

NEGRO man named tut cscalcd from the 18th Of Iast
- August. sand about feet" Inches lgh and "' yer!
lark .,n near nI au' weighing 100 pnnn"
the whites of hi. inclined IT. lie !c red When *i,Hri 10
h. s;cs quick. when I cca ed r had WHISPERS luIr ma
His dress c'lsisird al white uacSpnn !r"ck
coat ard ratinos q" The lie Is :!cdt" lie Itilc a'
lie FduQli"r Richmond sr!i III
DR. Rnjson purchased The 2ih april l-6 ir"i
nb,son may h. pore than likely. said may
lrkinn about Warrcnbn Va AZ haze heard that m vile Wa
owned hyc gentleman WarcH!on ONE Kindred DUlNs
reward nr sa, negro dcvcrc! any sale JILL ~
thai ran ne, him. and If delivered: 20 lclnu Ill sI
I,,. c,fn PRESTON WORTHY.
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~ 1t uct!"r l,l the subscriber Viii o: Female Ear!.
W School Antf!r. i,rr miles 'rw t'I'Tir'svl, within
icv nnl;c yards ri the virginia Genital Railroad. AM ntr.
arr opposite Col. T. j. kaniG.lil's
The The >l. Miss NJ T. Nlg.Irs has ha charge
-" the >cli III family Tor the lat = I:* s'Yns the rr ~.
qualified .f ~ tie II" team,
will be III AMI publ; q" III" school,
winch s!i.li confidently expect lily r "fcnS Of
ladies c"nuil 4" that ilaS nav" not 'c Ia
The subscriber Islki= III" ~r!arr "i puiirry VIII
"ni: AID :' l. his iHIi,'" cH:i-h ; h"i thu ' "IraN
Tor Scii Tie sIiIiri extremely pleasant Ia TIE ils.
ri good society. and remarkably ra''".
The studies viii ra'.cc all ic ENGLISH !aachc5 usual
taught including French Mr>i"
Piano t:a ao Vocal Muslc. P"inH. AMI Dra%n., with
lessons Embroidery.
Terms per ars~ion oi months will br:
Board and fmira in ngli. bIdnc!r., and Frciica. slJ
Pl;utl.. ami D!awIiI.. ).
Music P-up -
luun. ,y railroad. viii u"ry :nrr1n y
letter. !" the Irir al ant the: wi -" rGn?I: met al
i q" The ROAD my hone, am! con'cEc! t.rGce with Their
ha.g,gc.
address TIL l:i, prn"y wall he 'iin!eav:' Goucian
that ZINE. '~ta,wc!,' AiOc!na:c. -
S.ti. :i--cMtl sttJt. K!tUD ". tAIt.
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ONE HUSDuEE AsD FIFTY DOLLARS
!.

of
,maIl head large legged anl hes when
alarmed sharply si"som Ia II" formerly owned by VI W.
k.,np Esd Gloucester 40! EuIci hc lurking III
thu or Matthews county. r has lett tie, Tie above
ward will iI apprehension am deliver? al rucsahe ~
IN Richmond! taken n STATE. :lt iftaEi H. ami
$50 ii secure II amy jail 20 tiHt ;'t h;m again
D--c6w !'>hfii hli.t','.
FORTY :;DI.itAiiS REWARD.
H." On l@iI,
Hs ISL smith named PATRICK. lie Is iurty years "i
IN ,, well made. black, "lrihy heavy heard. sears
r,roI.cIcL lie nj his rnra with i;n, therefore ia not
enor hos he dressed think lc all cntr ~ =
Sn,c will give the reward II akcn NJ s
n IN I'M. state secured IA Jail that eau
,., Inn, arain Address ". MASON,
s.nt I6-.cwi Thnnyaop'sI k1a. II. InalaL Va.
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iNGINiA.-n rntu., Court h'n-'I. My 'sr"'
l',mGhG
AilnrlLllan'

: i X me IntUl N0H!I 90 N'I'7l W.! ''T7'
1851:
Vim. II. Pollard i'''"'|'. ...,..
H''"''''.r''
John = t,Uhin, '''''3'E.,rt
r,r inject Of tlil sn., il til" :" si &C. m
balance . bond 81 4H. 'Nc'H. IN" y" h '''"'
i,G he n, .trn liant u. III. q, Gl ard ;n #ta hat "unl
in rbe han:. Elwd. JuE4"t aim dillon" 20" zoo ' ~
in al an other r", e Ct OF.
~ h. in.l. 10 ir .ai defendant ;an aEd iiia- :" "
t,r, H. al ,. GarIin eu" ar!iaaIhGtni q" ~ >nr Il '-'
,r h. .. here iaiu nr,It AFTER uc publication "
4" what Ilot:'s lt mere i"
cony e.: thu bee published once week ~ t" si''
r crur, ifrur ,ia ruluT. hc ni L''i,'f t'.i
AcuIy lcs''' 80
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en- CHA CERY--N.RGlNih: AT rm". held IN The '.''te
Office OF the CcG:t omGt "i tmancriy Ia. me count: 81 '"
Ihnma: ! Ch ey, almnis a;oi ol Jo.n Chhire! Deg
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ts-


Il.
deed Waller u! fIi.!i 10 Tue
ly executed ana recorded XII! rAi"'r az PUBIC
auc. to hdrr. the premises the IN DAY ol oc'
valuable" al land an! wln'rf am sis
GATED The lump, lying the waters AcLa creek ans
! pn in the cIuI.iy oi Sianni.! va
TIE ,n contains rs ar.s. both SIDES Ut the kchTont
Ere ana! Railroad. and ali around the " at
Agua The unraS" ~ fertility by any laiis III me
MY. and there land 6c mines :" se mar
~. land good crop @! lmhti Corn
be sold witl The Fisheries ha' always
valuable IN this l ~ TIE cuun-
offered tor safe Affords rare %"
u.rull;y dose III rurS.i +" 4 desirable property
decd lie for cash. AN INSTRUCTED 10 say
tia, liberal the portion o the urcfisc money
aiIpw,-tir deferred aymcrs being
IT,. viii hc made known at the sale Inc tne
hat OF trustee VIII '"'! ~
, wlr.y invite persons disposed to purchase 10 examine
t premises accessible by Railroad AMI s!,'i yer!
ILy W. - ''''"-'' ''"''N~
hu.. lS--Ctis -
the al the above and) We Will oi'f
~, aI rGh Farm the i"i!""i: properly
u, ", , Schooner ra., the Vim g. BrHtr, on" Sn"i ca "
ia. ,;u a.iav Egr CaSti"i iO toii H"t" :
ARE ipucsi Ia,si"is an! grra Zeal ." .i'r pro
the FIr:l Also ~ itofrs, - Hrih -
earle Hoes. the Fdfni"s ;cnsi.s Ne cp"ccl'd vi u
IA. lrd Civ! viii ic IRON nY I" 'y M r"iifee'
and IA, terms be- liberal AMI maze knnnn NJ The SAFE
ClIAS UEESijtIN. Trustee.
srnr-t 90 rt.s GEO. ". CONWAY Receiver.
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~ CHA SCEST- NitGINih :-m Hrir";s 'nHtE 'mHr.
4 lli. Ia ui September. l-5l:
Wlsn Wilson, hate Slsni "i S'i:"w"s r""'i$ '1. @'tt"
traitor ISL IL IA. airS",l KaCr, Dla,. .r, -hs..
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'1N lands the estate "l In" late W!am Nelson at
r;i'y Mcslciu.. offered for sale The ir:ct u!
and Sur" AMI contain, about itl acres III which
Grounds. and between IN AMI Fp ~ nhtr About
the grounds lie between Dan and san" anal cor
.;l,u:c IIri What known 'Ncsn! Island lat HIGH
!iu.. excellent quality. r timber abundant a c"..rnIcni
fertility aU! subject "a !tnae
haTE! rccri.ci tlc
| I'll :hr- it,ury irII The recent foods.
em:'l and almost ritr"!
rev. tusls,I- dwelling iuic ~ hrcE. conii"ng o.
la!gr i'll the best syir-ndi Gtn"rr> Stables
ali Necessary houses abundance Gli OF The hGe icSc
The iwr,n. h"Sr ana nearly The ~i"!e OF ne oH i"ue
| have bccn hui wlttin he ts Ten :ctrS
THIS combines n MANY
,a.es a. any IN Virginia The an! healthy,
The ans! beautiful estates ATOM.
above ami below II Is siaici within IL"
r:lr, Clrtsyl. excellent market 10
anr! hin 81 i~n large tamuac'
:urgs the lGla'"c springs, The most
delightful OF the nlpin ANS IN Nlrsna
The many advantages peculiar this estate VA! ne c'en
| b.. Il caS,Iai observation.
o privately before the .h lay .: October The estate
publicly the al which Time VIII De
~ and 10 Itcly sa*es tncehcr win al ' yer
lille IN lhc
doubted AM! II vii he y OF Ia, h who oil
an! ura!rra decree nt the Coict ast";le Infants:
Of The sale apply a. the un1es.ne' WHO VIII
act for himself, q.d the others c.! III the estate
Aug. i3-csiUct WOoDSpN 1lrhfS
80 ELECTROMAGNETIC sale OF the property advertised
| .I,.., I.. icf day uf
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r,..,,,rr> 4 i;ia t'ch:'>. Il was finally
a.,,,, y tbs '~' candid ''es' 'na' ms u'S'uss'"
,.,,;na.d hjs evening" al me african ohu'c".
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thy s.aJDEg.S LOVE,

.a1 cha4act,S ~ MI lie liarloi aud Leon Es;ilnosa
= A.S>!ON.t cents; Pit - Centre Gallery
'"oFst Il Iery p Gents; Eastern Gallery -. cents
- or o:m curIla viii rise a: half past o.
les an. monthly tickets he had application
tyy nirr Oct 3
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ENIITNTER
ORANGE ASD ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD SEPT o. is'l'A
rt1O CONTISACTOltS.-Seai taSas viii Ir fc'c!'e e!
Isl; day October Inclusive Tor thr
masonry the THIRD Section OF The uga"-" ani Al
xaniria Railroad. the Warrenpi Branch lairrad
the road be let Complete" i' I'' -
t:oron=' nile. distance of ~ miles The length u" c h"
Road Is Q miles. .
The will be divided into mil" sections viii be Tor exam
inaun and the 9th inst specifications VIII be ca al s
time.
Biers unknown the undersigned produce sdi;s;ac'o?
Testimonials. Hy order oi me ttoa :. :,
sent .eI-c,ls.Oct. 4. e. ATKINSON. G.. L.
STOVES, RANGES, HOT AIR FURNACES. &c.
TIIE LATEST AND HEST PATTERNS MADE.
~ATO person doubt the advantages ~ NC use 81
~ STOVES. Tin, Jnpnnncd ana IRON " "fe' Sc''
~ -. i,
The celebrated Endless Chain Pump has only TO he
known IL used PREFERENCE I" any "Hei AIS"
FORCE AND SUCTION PUMPS :.
Orders wall receive especial care All! flied p"ii nef
supple, Coos gnif"nci "a TcfTe.ti' 2, ,"s" III
the LOWEST C.iSf PRICES NM II ENS,'N
S.r, u--lAcwIi Iit MAN Street.
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IlsON EN!LiEGS. &c.
4 4 L 4 = L

yESIIE NEW ENGLAND IRON kAlLlh,; COMPANY No NJ
h,uy Block Boston. prepared so notice. ever!
description CAST Iron Ratings low prices
Their Patent Railing Is very superior Article - beauty 81
eu.Ii made the hes! ct Is 10 inca
meter witt, heavy wrought bars AMI posts This aIcc Is nc.
comm. very popular Cemeteries PG!c Grounds. Dwe'hs
Houses Gardens asn extensively used Win!o" u ai
stores Dwellings Lunatic asyluhs and ether pabc hnd
II n, ire durable and than other tie
sc:iptiun OF fence. So
Tb.y Keep constantly land Tnsi, II .lc Fence 'r
farming purposes 81 - 20 81 ina Scrcena Be>e7
DC &c.
For particulars respecting price AMI Tor ORA of cg alS
IN I. LYMAN ~ co.
I,,. n -r,,n,n 4 tI.,,t. JInCk
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1.NE +, nv house near Holly Cemetery large we
COW with dark Slid Cow has been at my mouse aDuu
lnle s W.. 80. ~ ELIZABETH HARRIS,
ahopa', enS'S' A free woman OF color,
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DIED.

l,s Sun lay 18th September AZ his residence III Cu-
county. Va ROBERT e. SWAN son of Alexander Swan,
ree, a. Liberty Mills. Va the Both :earoi
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: -, ,''a a -,..I R!cIrp ~ Wyatt
CLASSICAL AND 5lATIl H,iArIc:l III SCHOOL,

EY Holm HART. JE ! VI.
sNIit. School residence 81 hf
Cnlc spot, yva. coa.'s. "I brL! on III. hr,i Mon.
ay in :nrr without .iarrU nni "c cad
at The III! Hitl ~" Mathematics III
II ~ Lnc-!lsl alI Fenci, German, !I,ian aad
Snni raIcues ;.Is usually i"Ghl The S'u!ie'
n all subjects VIII be directed wi ESPECIAL We" IL tho
preparation the University The nuItr "i @'arer' "'
limited and ~: Number rNcctc"i hcc"n'i, "'i
wi, fr.! rp!: the scrsn" bl lrAt DOCKS WIZ! nc
furuiSne! a. seller ;IIcc-.
aI! Tuu,a. elusive o i-h;s) SID
the iiu%I. :rn'!cn"n "ln hat sos
ar wards here Dr VIM Shu'tcc. Matthew: j. ; Elr
b,r E~i CGprI'cr: Jmr WouUS. ESD ufnse; ~ jnn '."!
Orange: H. Jones: T:.. Louisa; a!: "oiwn, Et lonoa;
En..nI Esd. Louisa ~ H. Ina.ii.c Esi lliho'
vcr Jas T. Wtl.a. i.sl Caroline. -
Address J%O HART. ID Lewis sore. Sqn;Sy:ranil. Those
wi>n. admission. veil! please Apply a. solh ~ ",aslc
NJ Whr vii, cn;,v. Au.. J-cwtl-h'ci.
:s.i itICH1iOED colt
E exercises u this Institution NJ" commence HE hF' oc'o'
bc nnI c!oSt the ji July. nader IT,. """mS faculty.:
Rev Robert RyanL a. President And Professor OF Moral
If / Christian Professor OF Gr-"s Language ali Literature:
George 4: Ba.y, a NJ, Professor Latin and French Ian.
Evils Turner. a. VI Professor cf Mathematics:
Icuct puryrar NJ Professor Natural Philosophy aud Chem
isiry. :.
TIE course been much extended an IN The e
experiment. through Whole Student" un
the C,"-e iier. viii be- prepared Ion thai p"rc Ia
lc primary department.
ni ,,,..'arc. ' ~ ' sga ri
E'.,1 rru;. NEEDING anil towels. M
Payments should made ne third the Is: {" Dcorr Iannar!
ID IL respectively. lii" study OF French optional. ard without
Clare.
A,!.rrss ~, i'rc>ien: OF the College. Richmond, Va.
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IAVIVN M Ig.AN FIX 4
LADY Taught srrr.l Virginia. dtsloI. "
"a oft lining raCi:r wirrr salary WIZ Ut
maid She teaches all the branches English usually Ia" gnu w
Female Scnnarins French. Music Piano. She w's 70
take charge immediately Must esn ~ us
can be given References vii! be required Apply O~s "n "
III Is Il r,Iml.l Va lN--cN
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Term. mad l,ow !!2 H. "f sale c,asaert,
&C ccS. :. Il. "li.LlSH OH! =. ENFru'r.
LIZ ni Hun , L.L,L. ., -..n.
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A PrpA>r.-A pcdant is n dwarf schol.
mr. thu. never outyrows the node and fash.
ion of the school, where he should have
been taught. He wears bis little learning
unmada up, puts it Oh before It was hai'
finished without pressing or smoothing.
lie .tudies aud uses words with the greatest
respect possible. merely for their own sskss,
ike an honest man, without any regard OF
intcrcss, as they are useful and serv'ceable
To things; and among those he Is kindess
to strangers. like civil gentleman.) that
are far from their own country, Ard most
unknown. lie collects old sayings and
end. Of verses, as aatiquarians do old CONS
and il as glad to produce them on oil oe'
easions. lio has sentences ready iying ny
him for an purposes, though to no one. ana
talks of authors IA familiarity ~ fellow
colleeiates. lie handles arts aud sciences
like those, that can play little upon a"
instrument. but do not know whether II be
in tune or not. lie converses by the book
aud does not talk, but quote. IL he ca"
but screw in something, that an anc'e"'
writer said. he believes it 10 be much belief
than il no had something OF himself to tbs
purpose. His brain is not able TO eo,'coc'
what il takes IN, and therefore brings thins'
nm "a they were swallowed. that Is, crude
and undiyested. IN whole senteHces. not A.
.;milated sense. which he rather affects
for his wait Of Judgment, like want o
health. renders his appetite preposseroas
II. |, worse than one that a utterly
ignorant. a. a cock that sees little light
sor,e than one that is stark bliod.--Hss
/ Lrr's KsmaiNs.
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these ad do believe tina, the statements in
/ they must regard their fathers as the most
/ abiect.and cowar,lly slaves in The world
| No wonder that. thus believing. these spir.
I tied little fellows feel the throbbinps OF in.
digna,ion. and resolve that ns soon as they
reach manhood they will draw the sword
and battle fiercely against the system OF
outrage 10 which their lels couraeeous pa
rensshaye submitted SO long and 20 nccklv.
Oh course tleir address il fll of throat.
eniprs aud slaughter" It was n,aie un'by
somebody from the absurd stn,cmeut- nub.
Iished in the few nsA spapers that are de,o.
ted 20 treason. II contains uo,binr new
aud does not even forcibly present the ease
Of the South a, II Il lancied to he in the
6in1vi e( si,e scccssionis,s. It is very well
krrV IN - spelling proves that the pre-.
patatorv| 1nr1n,cn, OF the univr- ~ "a
ui,uor fvVNu ont management.
To h, serious rnri -. nk,,sious Il,
every one that if The Nm hsfnia
/, 10 icaca, trenson--if the IoH tkS{ssS1ss
tla,ed thars to recoiya educ,ion mr., nern,,t II
led TO NEGLECT their studies and 10 make
feeble and al I'd representations of ,bo
eanse nf tho soressionists- than the dav. Of
that institution nrc numb.,.J M father
wb, wi.h.. hi, sons to be ednctod or nrov.
mn f., lao road citizens al the Rrnublie win
pi,ec Them where they viii suend th,ir
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NJ cnAaLss SWAIN.
iT,s well TO have y merry heart,
However short ". s,ny;
There's wisdom IN a merry heart.
Wha,e~r the world may say
Philosophy may In lis head,
And find out NAM a flaw.
Bu, give me that philosophy
That. happy With a straw.
II lie bm hrinrr rs happiness
!, brings Us, We ARE todd,
What's hard 10 buy, tn ,urh nch ones Try,
With all their heaps Of gold
Then laugh a~ay--ici o,her say
Wh.,e 'or they viii Of mirih
Who laughs The most may truly ssy
Ile's got the wealth OF earth
There's t~au,y in n merry laugh,
A moml beauty too--
|, shows the hearts an honest heart,
That's paid each man his due,
And lent a share OF whats to spare.
Despite IT wi-dom's fean,
And made the cheek lc-s sorrow speak,
The eye weep icwcr,,ars
The sun may .hroui itself Ia cloud,
The tempest wrath begin.
|, finds sra'k to cheer the dark,
Its snnlieh, Is within