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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
BLACK NOSES.

A Joint resolution has been offered in
the Kentucky. Legislature, which reads
as follows:
Be it Resolved by the General Assem-
bly Of the Commonwealth of Kentucky,
That the keeper Of the Penitemtiary shall
procure suitable chemical dye. such as
will stain the Cuticle or outer surface of
the skin permanently black, so that it
cannot be washed off. or in any way be
removed, until time shall wear it away;
and nature furnish a new cuticlc CT sur
face; and that with this dye, he shall
have the pose Of each male convict pain
ted thoroughly black, and renew the ap-
plcation as often as may he Necessary
TO keep it so, until within one month
of the expiration of his sentence, when
il shall be discontinued for the purpose
Of permitting nature TO restore the
feature to its original hue, preparatory
TO the second advent of its owner into
the world.
We have no objection to thepasssge of
the resolution. but would beg leave to
offer one amendment, TO wit:
That the Sheriff Of each and every coun-
ty be authorised TO catch every delin-
quent newspaper subscriber in his bail
wick, and black his noes with the same
dye and keep it so BACKED, until every
cent of his arrearages shall be fully paid.
We hereby commission Colonel Helms,
Of the Yeoman, 10 see that this amend
ment be made.-Ky. Flag.
A lswyer named Bryce fell dead in
Richmond, Vo, in a fit of passion the
other dav.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
TAX En- IN

Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock,
an lrishman named Andrew Workman,
who recently arrived in this city. As
he was passing along Canal street.,
between Race and Elm, two improper
female characters rushed out of house
of i'll fame, seized Workman, dragged
him into the house, tied his hands, stole
seventeen dollars in cash and then kicked
him out Of the house. Workman had a t
the time a belt round his person, con-
tanning eighteen hundred dollars, which
they did not know Of. The women
were arrested and brought before the
Mayor; they giving up the seventeen dol
lars. were discharged. the young man
stating to the Court that it was impossi-
BILE for him TO remain and appear against
them at CouTt.-Cin. Commercial
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
Notice to
Travellers, EmigrantS, &c.

ME Directors of the La Porte and Ply
Il mouth Plank Road Company. have the
pleasure of announcing to the Travelling Pub
lie that the portion of tho Road (l3 niles be-
tween La Porte and the Kankakee, is now
nearly finished, and will be entirely completed
IN few days.
Travellers going in the direction of La Porte,
Mich. City or Chicago will find this decidedly
the best route
f. ROBERTS, President.
La Porte Mr. llfh La.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
4 good chance 10 make N0ney.

rENIlE undersigned wishing TO 20 into other
business. Will rent his Saw-mill and lease
his Farm situated in Polk Township, Mar shall
county. Indiana for 4 term OF years.. The mill
is in good repair and there is cleared on the
farm thirty acres OF land in good cultivation also
a good house and suitable on, buildings. Tie
same Will be leased TO any good Sponsble per-
son, and possession given immediately for par
tiCulars apply to ID. NINNEDiE, Jr., on the
premises. Nov. Il. lc5I no I4-3w
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COMMUNICATED

MR.. HowELL.-Permit me to announce
through the Pilot, the death of Brother
Thomas Packard. He was born March
10th l779, in Kent county. Delaware
two years after his father moved to Wash
ington county Penn. He was married
January 28th 1902, and settled in Trum-
BILE county Ohio, where he lived until the
year 1888. when he moved to this coun-
ty. He joined the Methodist Episcopal
Church in 1911, and remained membe r
of that Church until theWeslyean's con-
nection inAmerica was organized. he then
Joined that Church. in view of its govern
ment and Anti-slavery position. He was
worthy member until he departed this
life on the 23d of Nov. He was a good
man, a worthy citizen, kind ia ther, and
an aifectionate companion. The Church
has lost worthy member-the slave
devoted friend, but our loss is his gain
He died as he lived. in hope of blest
Immortality A. F.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
AN ORDINANCE.

DE st ordained by the President and Trus-
ID tees of the Torn Of Plymouth, IN said
county, That fur her Tax OF one dollar and
fifty cents be, and the same is hereby land and
assessed upon each and every male person,
resident OF said town, over twenty one, and
under fifty years of age, Tor the street purposes,
which may be discharged by two days labor
under the direction the Street Commissioner
wLo is hereby required to proceed and collect
accordingly, within thirty days. except where
inability excuses on account OF sickness.
RUFUS BROWN, PreS't
Attest w. G. POMEROY Cfk.
Nov. 18th 1851.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
Mesmeriem is as old as Aristotle

The Bank of England uses in her ac-
counts no less than 60 folio ledgers filled
up completely every day! $4,000 bank
notes are thrown off daily, and all so
registered that the abstraction of a sim
gle note is followed by immediate detec-
ton.
A Main paper says that "rum capital
lists of Boston have raised a sum of 500,
600; with which to operate on Main
Legislators next winter, TO affect the re-
peal Of the Liquor Law, have pledged
$4,000 more, 10 be used if necessary"
A man by the name of Boso in ber
rien County Michigan. lately killed 80
ducks at three shots. killed the LIST.
8 the Cd. and l6 the Sd. That is what
call crack shooting. for a man rs
years of age. Can it be beat?
O-There was an error last week In
the invitation handed us. TO the dinner
given by the Daughters of Temperance
on Thursday last, THE invitation was. TO
invite the Sons and their families, and
the Daughters and their families,
SEVERE AND PAINFUL ACCIDENT To
Mn. GIpLEY.-Hon. Townsend Z. Gid
lev met with a most severe accident on
Saturday last. at his residents, at Gidley's
Station. Jackson county. While en-
gagged about the feeder of threshing ma :
chine having on a very stout new frock-
coat. the skirt became caught in the teeth
of the machine. and before he could be
extricated. the upper portion of his body
was completely laceratei and mangled
by the teeth Of the cylinder. which also
severed one OF the main arteries. H.
now lies i'm dreadful condition, but his
life is not wholly despaired of.
This unfortunate occurrence will be
heard with deep regret by the citizens OF
cverv part of our State, to whom he is
known as a useful, upright and influen.
tial citizen. Advertiser.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

canal. and will probably soon have
Rail Road and depot. Now here we have
a diagram of our means Of outlet, and
now comes the value of Plank Roads,
Loganspor! is building TO Rochester, and
has completed about Is miles. South
Bend has built about 10 miles towards
Us. LaPorte has built about twelve miles
towards us, and it remains with us wheth-
er 1t comes here, or goes through North
Liberty to South Bend. On the South
Bend road from $4,000 to $4,000 of stock
has been taken here, and laid unused for
more than two years-while on the La
porte and Rochester routes, no move at
all has been made. If we go to Laporte,
we have but nine miles of road to build
and they will meet US. We help to keep
the port of Michigan City open, and make
that our market. with the benefit of three
great competitions by Rail Roads and
Lake. If we 60 TO South Bend, we build
3 miles over harder route to grade.
and have only the two competitions by
Rail Road, or else ship by the river and
re-ship at the lake. II we 60 by Roches-
ter, we have the benefit of the Cincinnati
and Sou thern markets, and competition
of longer route BY Canal and Rail RoaI.
With these preliminary statements, we
shall remark farther hereafter.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

CA good industrious boy wanted at
this Office Immediately to learn the prin-
ting business. One about 5 or 6 years
Of age would be pref erred.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

DIR. Il. CoRBiN's WORN DEsTRoYER-An eff
feetual remedy for worms, indigestion. dyspep-
STA &c. No family should be without this IN
valuable medicine in their house Put up i'm
large bottles at % cents,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
Ds'e ~. COA'EbiAa'S
MEDICAL DIRECTORY

nR. Z. CORBlN'S CHOLERA TINCTURE,
IL safe and clfcctual cure for cholera,
cholera morbus, dySentery, diarrhea, COLES,
vomiting, sickness, and all summer COM
plants. Price only % cents per bottle
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
EMIGRANTS TO AFRICA.

One hundred and fifty three colored
emigrants sailed from Baltimore for AZ
RIGA few days since. under the patron
age Of the American Colonization Socie-
ly. They are mostly from Virginia and
North Carolina, are nearly all emanci
pated slaves and well provided with
means to begin life on i'll the colony
Another expedition with three hundred
emigrants from Ala bama and Louisiana
is expected to sail from New Orleans ear
" in Decemb Der Gazette.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

FRIEND HowELL.-It becomes nv du-
ty to say through the Pilot, that our much
esteemed friend Albert Taylor is no more.
He departed this life Nov. 2lst, 1851, in
the 26,h year of his age. He was born
in Onondaga county, N. Y. he moved
with his parents to this county at an ear
ly day, where he lived in the esteem and
friendship of all who knew him. lie was
attacked with the Bronchitis. about i've
Yeas ago. which terminated his earthly
existance. During his protracted sick
ness he WIS calm and composed, knowing
his end must soon come. He had the
sympathy of all who knew him, and the
i'll will of none. Proving the truth of
that saying. sihat good name is rather
TO be chosen than great riches, and loving
funeral was attended at the Presbsterian
Churce, on the 22d, Of Nov, at III o.
clock. A short discourse was preached
from part Of the l4th verse of the 9TH
chapter of Luke. young man say unto
thee arise" After which the congresa-
ton took their last look Of The earthly
form OF their friend and brother, with the
firia hope Of meeting him again.
Where sickness sorrow pain and deaf
Are felt and feard no more"
A. F.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
". G, POmerOy.I John B. Niles
POMEROY & NILES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Plymouth. Indiana

WILL attend TO 6u PROFESSIONAL. BrSIxEs.
entrusted to TnEM, n TIE Marshall Circuit ana
Pr35qfe Courts.
May 2S, 1851. My.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03
sOUe Marisets.
PL YM OUTH PILOT OFFICE.
Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1851.

Eggs, per doz. 10
Flour-barrel,Si 90
hund. 200
FlaxSeed, Sl,00
Ginseng-dry, 25
Hay-Tame, 5000
Wild, 500
Lard, per lb 6
Oats, per bush. 30
Peaches--dry, s., %
Potatoes--Irish, %
Tallow, per Id. 10
W heat, per bus. As
W God, -cord, Sl,00
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

DIR. Il. CoRBIN's ORIENTAL CouGH DRops-
Prepared expressly for coughs, colds, and all
complaints leading to pulmonary consumption.
Put up in large bottles-pricc - cents.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

TIME - TINE -
4 few doz. fifteen dollar clocks, can be
n had foI SIS piece at
May ~ 'S5i. WHEEL ER's.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

= - ~ EJIkV Wv ~,
kDROPOSES to cure Hernia or Rupture, by
L. what Is termed DIR. o. HurlbutS opil alive
remedy, IN from fifteen to twenty days-no
matter how long the cases have been standing.
Persons from 4 distance viii lie refunded in
their expenses if satisfaction is not given.
Plymouth, Ind, May 9Th Isl, nol6-ly.
JOB WORK done at tins office I'm the
ncatesi style Of the art.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

What town in this Commonwealth i
in want of bacon? Need ham.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

COVE have not received any thing
from Indianapolis this week, in regard
TO the Legislature.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

DR.. Il. CoRBIN'S BALsAMIc OINTMENT.-For
the cure of burns, buses, rheumatism, fresh
and old sores, cough. sore throat, in fammation
mninpS, sore eyes, salt rheum, chilblains,
cracked hands, and for horses and cattle un-
surpassed by any other ointment. Price only
- cents per box.
DIR. Il. CoRBN's GERMAN DRoPs.-A sure
certain and inflallible remedy for chill and fe-
yer, intermittent lever warranted 10 cure or
the money re unded if taken Sricklv according
TO directions. Price - per bottle.
a. Call upon my agent II. b. PERSHING,
and get pamphlet and read for yourself
Prepared only 10y DIR. 4. Corbin, Liverpool,
Onondaga county, New York.
Ii. Is. PERSlilNG Sole agent Tor Plymouth.
no l4-l3w.
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DR.. r. BROWN.

La Porte, Nor. 18Th, l3ai.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

A lswyer named Bryce fell dead in
Richmond. Vo, in a fit of passion the
other day.
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IMPoRTANT TO TEACIIE rs.


rH1E Of this School Will be resumed the nrSt NJ Sep
aud oi the resignation ol Mr. A
Holiday. the Ill health OF his family III" Iiu"es
obtain experiences anu Competent iraccr Is FlhcYl
tho and conjunction %' suIdp.n
as.sants operations all the departments
incorporated Institution has been
cessfu lart twelve duilns which
the number uf pupils annually has been d" A!
The building and cummo"us, containing. al
and capable 81 ACCOMMODATING
than one pupils The branches taught III the school
the of instruction Tor sound ana act"h 'ft
education embracing thorough liish t"u
Of the French Spanish ald Italian Languages III.
desired vocal aud Instrumental Ntc lie
past IN ca.r Ut VI
lanes Deems, formerly ~ BALTIMORE who's va!mah" Services
ii by the Trus and expected that the Pm.
continued and valued oi te "sen
incumbent al the English department
Principal fully competent, r cuca'Ion and
whole scl COL suImcd All -
the welfare and The mora ana intellectual m
pupils and responsible IN Trustees ana PaTe"
goa" order aud hi character ct the school u e lhn
pr the vacancy essential that he sal c
sufficient and Ia ccnntnd him
public confidence liz will be expected ay the stockholders
the Of Academy building, ana 10 o"E !" me
Dwelling house J. furnished Ia the
siLcnce for his family INT
IL il almost add that the OF charlottesville II
posed possess peculiar ADVANTAGES as place ~ temporary 90
school: nd abode It's natural attractions al
climate we'll known ard when these are ADD
ell the State It's refined toriry
lie rand murovemcnt country and the historic
caus connected with the place and VICINITY The location HecS
emnpny appropriate and desirable purposes OF cduca'nH
aupcaons vacancy should be addressed post pal !"
Egbrr Watson, ESQ., Secretary Of the Board :" tha
erviIc Virginia accompanied by testimonials Of character 'nd
qualifications pnor Thursday 3ls. July 1881 III "hch tine me
i'u " ' " W. SOUTHALL,
r. X MEADE.
f. r. WATSON.
J. u. TlMBEKLAkE,
JOHN X. JONES,
A. BBB
A. b. MAGRUDER.
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| GOLD NINE.
UCKs uFFCE Pearl Street, above the Ahambra

UCKsuFFlCE Pearl few doors above the Ahambra
L. Hotel.
Suendid Schemes for August, 1851.
Grand Lottery, Class 90 druwnat Baltimore on
Saturday gus, IS Nos Ii drawn Grand Capitals prize
Of sii coo 1850 Il 0O 7uu a5O0 70 of Tickets sis:
halves7 So 4rers Is Certificate oi package Of Wholes $50
-shares IN IFporton
Susquehan cass3 10 be drawn at Baltimore" on Wed
nesday, 18Th rs Nus Is drawn Capitals: s3Sum Spo
SUO 4uV 49, 800 Tickets ~; halves quarters
80
sPLENDII LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY. AUGUST 10TH.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class 10 be drawn al Baltimore OH
SATURDAY. 6Ih Is N"s II drawn Grand Capitals prize
e52 4l8 l4zrs Of 3 50 of 800, &c. Tickets slo halves
81; quarers:75
LOTTERY Glars be drawn Baltimore Wcdnes
day gust 4 IS Ia drawn. Capitals: s35OO. .5U
35 75u20 IUn Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 90
Grand Consolidated Lottery Cass2l be drawn baltimore on
Saturday, Augul I'D - Nos Is drawn Capitals prize OF
sIeuu, Is m 550u $3.50. 40O0 2p $40 SUI ZOO &c Tick
s0 halves quarters So Double No prizes So All single
No. prizes SIS S.
Susquehanna lottery Clasa be drawn Baltimore Wenes
day. 9Th IS Nos 10 drawn Capitals prize OF $4,000
aUOo 1890 300, 600 $50, 80 of @ So oi 6O, SC. Tick
cts SlO halves 5quarers2 So
Two Do and half Lotteries draw Mondays and Fri
days Dollar LeIes draw Tuesday Wednesday, Thursda!
and Friday Sae small hall ii o'clock
Sales in large Lotteries close at half past 5.
Orders Tickets the Maryland Lotteries vii!
the prompt and confidential attention" addressed
81 G.. b. LUCK, Richmond. Va
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LAMEERT'S OFFICE.

LAMEENI'S OFE1CE.
NN FOURTEENTH STREET under tho Exchange Hotel Rich.
~ moni Virginia.
h Drawn Nos. Of Mononealia. Ezra Glass Y, July %:
Whole "a 81, a prize o. $500 LAMBERT
Drawing OF Monongalia. Extra, Glass T. July 2Slh
a. Il u 10 II 46 6 81 y.
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia, Extra, Glass 6 July 10Th:
81 Is Is IL 80 IL st "a 81 69 So
Drawn Nus. nononssla, Glass ST. July 2ath
Us 81 5 SO 70 Is q 81 90 2u &c IS IS 76.
Tke, 20 81 81 half IS 81 rs, prizes LAMBERT
Schemes Eor The Week.
FRDAY-The Virginia Munungalia Lottery, Class No S.
CapiNs s2O657 5UVu 5000, 2Oo0 OF l,u &C. IS Nos, II
drawn Tickets s5-shares In proportion:
SApRDAY-Tne Virginia Monungd Lottery No So Capitals
UU l5UOG 2UN l0O OF 750 ia Of 5UU be-
ing hdow.st prisc IS Nvs Is dawnTckets slOshares
IN prusrtiun.
KChange hour Sales close in the above Lotteries at
ocucAP and the drawings received about 6UcocE by tc'
egrapl
nTSrawnss smaller oteres received on Tuesdays Thurs
laws ah Saturdays O'Clock. Sales Close al halt past H.
| Price ofrckels from 81 10 So gu.
ny lersor Packages Certificates Of Packages single Tickets
Shares oMaury Co.'S uI which
drawings day prices varying from 81 10 STU oi
kcts) the MOTT prompt attention. anu Inc a"lE ior
warded distant adventures when address
| THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 8, Exchange Place, Richmond. Va
20 Rsoect 3-Theres luck mold numbers says Rery
| n NIn
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FRIDAY August i 1851.
TOBACCO--Thc marke, on Tuesday was very minated,
.n,ces we're fully equal those Of Monday. There was
ad RAIN on ednesday morning, and prices on Wednes.
* and Thursday were in the muin good Us they
r in The say par, of the week, though noticed some
as of manufacturing which fully high as they
..e ON Monday and ruesdav The rain appears TO have
.csened speculation 25 SO per 100 bs while The alb
u,e demand useful manufacturing Of all grades has
ty well sustained the Of Monday and Tusday last
i. rain Will be of much benefit the tobacco crop, and
On greater the crop. We Think however, the
1ga-ed condition OF large portion of The tobacco CROP
4,ns the belief, that under the most favorable circum
..uces TIE crop wall be very short one.
MARTIN
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,


WREAr-The millers paying for prime white IS
L. r,c go cts.
rLoU a.-Sales OF Sco,svile and Richmond a, 81. fol-
&e.h inspected a few bbls. Of have been sold at s.
CORN -65 cents per buShel.
CUhN MEAL-75 cents
0AIS-45 lu so cents per bushel
aYE-75 10 SU
pl>A-Herrings, New No Cut So 50a rs Cross IS;
H. |! S9S 9a. Shad-none in market.
LAnp-Nsw, in barrels, 10 cts. Kegs lOS a II.
BACON-Prin Baltimore Sides 9S CENTS; Shoulder.
Is $. marker firm with small stocks.
COFFEE-Prime new crop Lasuayra 9H to 94 cents
a"s. to- cents.
srGAR-New Orleans 54 I cents Porto Rico 5x q
|, rnIs.
NOLASSES.- -Sweet Cuba is held al 81 % Cts, New
0.e.n> firm al 80 cts: re-boiled 81 cts.
lRON-Pg Iron S2i to 3U according ~ quality; Sweed
Is; per English 55 rredeear Richmond mandatory
L: Up Country Bar So 81, according to quality.
$rEEL-Amercan clustered 81 Us To 10 per ton.
LME-Saes ON Dock 81 l2s; from store 81 Is.
SLr-From store 81 90 sales from wharf 81 55.
PARTNERSHIPS al 81 2o for Mercer yellow laSl l2H
CANDLES-Spcrm Candies 43al4c; Talow l0al2; Hul's
'ssnlSc Adamantine rs per lb Jackson's patent l2h
SOAP-tticnmono and New YORK 81 abe.
SPlRlFS-Cognac Brandy 81 rs 25 Rochelle 81 35s
81 American proof 33c 4th proof 5oa55 Apple 5se
R!:auond Recthed Whiskey "a cents; Il. E. Rum %
|. Qct, Cincinnati whiskey "a 24s cts.
GtANO-Peruvian S46a47; Putagunlan S36a37 per ton
la 200 It's
HAi-Norlhern, in baes-from wharf 10 Cts; from
sore 81.
3EESWAX-Wantrd al 81 CTS. per ID.
TGAS-Imeria i5a75c per To-; Gunpowder IS ITO cts
Young dyson 5Oa sc; Black Is 80 c.
SOLE LEA rHGR-HemlocK tanned, good, l5Hal7 cts
damaged Halls CTS.
RltE-New crop 81 a 31 cents.
HDEstireen sailed per ID. Calf salted rs
c: 10 81 each
sHOr-5A cents per ID.
COrION-l2a l2s cents.
NAlL$-3 81 cts.
FEArHERS-35 CTS. and receipts small.
SEEDS-No Clover or Flax In market.
OLS-Sperm, winter l20 1879 c. summer 10 lis cts
wh,s crude 50 refined IS 10; Linseed S0a65c; Tanners
Il2 ais per barrel
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nj OTTO E.-FEMALE TEACHER WaNTEn.-l wish !. 10 en-
gage lady take School al ~!
house of this months, ard The
if she gives One Of some experience would be
red ndoubed testimonials Of qualifications teach the nshef
English Branches. French and Music, will be required W.
Address subscriber Pos pad Mount Level DinWoois' "
stating salary, dc. .rIrN
JunsN-cf EDWARp H. Ahhi''''
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un. li--,litaWu G. w. GILLIAN.
VALUABLE TANYAItD AND FARM.

>sSIE Will uier sale the september az
( disguised land which Ec
containing AMI lying birmingham
ncshborlood within the Female Col!
.rla,e Institute toushng Fcmar School IL the
arhe. valuable Tauy ard which las been pro-
and believed 10 !r ni The
hc,I The
dwelling necessary h"se P"sssesm scr!: puTiu
given Immediately. and i the 18th December
TERMS(Which viii he bera) an! particulars made known
application Address Gravel Hill, Buckins,am co Va
iuIy WIN T. WORSHAM