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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

~ Notice.-Pack et- ship HENRY CLAY, from Lay
e,ool by the above vessel requested to
send her permits board, at Pier No H., East RIVER
or To SPOFFORD, TlLESTON & CO., SOnth-st.
n Raj goods permitted IN five days from the 18th
inst will be sent Public Store under general order
v2i
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CHARLES Ii. COKAYNE FIRTH

u Information wanted Of CHARLES H. C0KAYNE
FIRTH lie sailed from Southampton, England June 10.
1881 and arrived tins city July g. 1851 ANY mtomaun
of or hum either from himself from the person
with whom he nav To- staying Will be thankfully received
e' l ms brother, VIM Coksyne .'h A1S,'sS WiLA'aa
- -''''''''' wa sisIh&Ss'
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TUOMAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il wanted of THOMAS GODFREY, about 10 years OF
qge Who ran away nom Als iaAsr on Monday july o.
Any knowing anything Of the whereabouts OF SAID boy
vii confer favor by sending note 10 his father at SS
Orance-st jy25 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
NERvANTS WANTED-The following

s.sssrshts Celored Cook AZ $40, IanndreSSas:
=, i.a Man alter Gardener, and smart Bows
s.S s,isnha street. Also, an American or English Widow
w me country. ly2o us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
S f is.ss Is $S SIsS%$i&ifHS . Assessors
NOTTCE.-Public no.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.
tee Is hereby gwen 90 the owner or owners occupant
or OCCUPANTS Of ali houses and lots improved or unimovec
lands affected thereby the following assessnene have
been completed by Assessor and are lodged 70 hs "cs
on the Bureau of Assessments f eIamlnat0D by All per-
sons i.t.re,ted viz. For building SEWER IN NINTH
81 from the Sewer Ninthst east 81 Third Nv 70 pvni
about 80 feet east II FOurbav The limits embraced D
cb sse..m.nt include all the several houses and s oil
Tnnd vacant lots pieces and parcels q snd situated on
both sides Of Ninth ~ between Third ana s's an
TLiTd-sy bet ween AsiOr-pisce and Ienth-1 All pei
sons whose interests affected " the aDo'enansa -
them are requested . present their obecoas wrnns
10 the undersgned at their Office, No Hal Oh kes.nas
,st,hn thirty DAYS from the date Of this aosfe once
Bureau OF Assesssssgnebs, street Department, July ."
l25l sAh H. ~ 1870 ~ ~ IN A~~ssor,
IVA 10 ISAAC WI shiih,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

~ Temperance Notice.-The East River Total
Abstinence Society will meet at Warren Hall corner OF
Henry and Oliver-stroets, on SUNDAY EVENING, July
"a 10 hold a Public Temperance Meeting. Several emf
nept speakers expected TO address the meeting Adj
MISSION free Collection taken up to defIay expenses.
IRA BUCHANAN, JR., President
EDWARD G.. FITZGERALD, Secretary. Jy25 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

u or GENTLEMEN-A married, educated English
Lady, her husband Of Christian principles, would be
happy effect mutually advantageous arrangement with
pos sessing moderate capital furniture m order
furnish desirable house they have taken al accent
St. Mark space for the reception ofa few select Board
They both have income and either would be happy
make It item for consideration in any arrangement
Answers. TO state amount Of capital, addressed OPPOh-
TUNITY Tribune Office. jy22 3tTuThSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

OFFIcE REcEIyER TA1Es. Ne"CV ia,
H,AXES of ls5l.-late 81 yo-IVo-
Notice Is hereby gwen. that the Ts.rySso1xv do
present year VIII be open for payment on 10 r.
18Th day u July. and that j VIII theh 10 ''''
celye the TaIss charged thereon ,o.. IN the Is, o.
Al persons paying Their iaaes ,eoa cf interest a
November nsi. esIeaiated from the tune Of payne"
10 the ~ VI iii he sdded all Taxa unpsn ca s1
=. ?, 6sceatsr. and per cent on the Ian D~e'"
Der Esxt ~. fran, A NJ N up NJ
Bankabie ""H'' H2RyEY HART, Receiver II Taxes.
IN p.or. Ind ng full descny tOns u their ptoDery
vii have their balls seat u them, 90 they car
he h.6 by aupying al this once UNu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
no PRINT S.-An experienced

4 practical PRINTER. accustomed 20 Book, Job and
Newspaper Work wishes an engagement Could und faAe
SPANISH has recently had the management Of Spanish
newspaper References gwen If required. Address AL
FKfD. Tribune Once. ly20 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
VVO COOPERS.-Wanted by a smart,
mo SINGLE or MARRIED. ladies

stout Boy II years old TO learn the COOpers trade He
willing work steadily and faithfully Can be seen AZ
Henry St He good city reference Jy2o IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
BOARD on BROOKLYN Nights.

- A Gentleman and Wife can be accommodated with
furnished with board IN handsome. consequently
located house which has been newly Furnished throughout
fitted with gas &C Only boarders taken. Address.
with real name "LEANDER" box 27S7 Postohce y23 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
H.ssv,d untl 9Th Of August for erecting TWO PRIV
IFS for Ward School No. &c Thirteenth a. nsv birth
nv Plans and specifications can be seen at the srnoo
house from TIL 10 O'Clock NJ Proposals TO be I'm WIZ
j J. DOANE, At 200 IVES, EIghteenth.a-
Uz3 7w l. L. BEADLE, Sec'y 3D. TSuaasss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
COUNTRY BOARD.-A private family,

residing ThTogs Neck, Neschesier, II niles rom
the CITY, can accommodate small fam with two arr ped
rooms and a room for domestic. II required. SITUATION
healthy Good bathing For further particulars, rqu,re
at 40 Barrow st n. Y y2o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

ROARDlNG.--A Gentleman and his
Iwlfe. two single gentlemen. can be accommodated
with Board IN private family. Apply at ~ Auen-st
w I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
V,HE NEW YORK REVEILLE of

This week is now on sale by the News Boys and the
leading Periodical Agents New YORK, Boston, Phadel,
hIa baltimore and all the principal cities m the United
moe only two cents BARTON * CO.
&c n Ann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
CLOTHING SALESMAN WANTED.

NOVERNESS.--Wanted, a situation as
Governsss or as ASsis;sn, School, by Lady who
.Ss Rad several years experience teachng and who
SSsstored TO instruct IN English, French and Music.
once Of the Tribune wa 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

BOARDING in -st.-Several
lIgentemen can he accommodated with Barring ~
reasonable charges MOaroos corner of CahsIlne-s
Va I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

Cis fine lady and competent teacher and WISHES 70
procure good and furniture for popular school %
be opened the first week September next would pur
chase school The location must be west Of Broadway,
and very eligible Terms Of purchase reasonable. T. H.
WILCOX. l.. s School Agency, 2g3 Broadway.
iyll 3tCuThkSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
DnAKD REDUCED al the Prlyate
DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A Gentle

man and MS wife also three single gentlemeh
can oh ain very pleasant furnished or uniurnsh
ed within SIX minutes walk Of the ferries Apply al No
81 Nassau corner of Pearl Y lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
a Young Man,
E'RENCH TEACHER.-A gentleman,

newly arrived from Pans, desires 20 find place as
teacher Of French either school private family
No objections the country References given Address
C. W $50 Houston-st jyl0 lmTuThSS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26
~ Prospect Hill Village Association.-The

q Gfand'st anu BTIAuWdy, Oh lhUINUN r' H,'t1N"i
July 28 at o'clock for the purpose of receiving sdbScb
ss 10 acre aud half plots This delightful spot re
cures no puing II only wants 10 be seen 10 be admired
The public invited 10 attend get the prospectus OF the
Constitution free and iihey Like IT, JON and get od
home al the agricultural pnce Full plots 200 feet square,
81 per half plots 100 feet front by 200 feet deep 81
DER week For further information. apply 70 ALFRED
PEACE, President, l6l Third-av.,o or OF WIN PARKER,
100 ANAL nj Secretary ly26 lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

tthe srd July Bay Mare, 70 or 10 hands high. white
hind feet white spots the back behind the shoulders,
also the head the left bnd quarter also the
mark bite the right shoulder. Whoever VIII return
the 20 i9 Washington 81 ~ Jacob Bourn or TO NH
and Eighth o. George Boum, will receive the above
ard, and questions asked. \. B.-Ihe animal has
also a long tail. Jy2a St.
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~ American Piano-Forte Association-

to Post Office, New-YOrk.-NoTIcE-fhe mats
per United States Mail Steamer FRANKLIN, Will close
1t this Office on SATURDAY July 20, 1851, at lOl A. NJ
Letters from France must be paid twenty cents each
rate. -,
closed mail for Bremen and the German States will be
made up per Franklin VIM. V. BRADY, = NJ.
July "a, 1851 Jy2b IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

a, Teutonia Homestead Association-Hunts
Rridqe-A regular meeting wi be held at Mechanics
in 10 Ues,er-st on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst.
' j. L. LUTHER, President.
f. MUYTER Secretary. Y2b ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21

We expect t. application tie Legislature fo. sst.
ance can bc otherwise tnan successfully
remains for those who represent these cities and the
conrS contiguous them, 10 decide This question: Their
ne's VIII sow "heer they disposed consider tie
oy eir Gncdeuyan notions and thereby reard the pro.
Ress1 tins ero1t work. The bill Is before the Lscs-
ana isafri viii be the responsibility Of those Dele
ga,es -. VINO viii for light reasons oppose II.
~ - no" 100 iae-he bill being before the Legislature
o e people o Tho counties VINO have not spoken nnd who
We delighted hear That in private conversations
nv ol me most influential all tie trading lra
nave expressed their confidence in great ad
~ he derived BY tho completion of this oad and
er oes,'e at 'hsir mmedaIe representatives ehoud
IN hceooancc tnele%i'h Their hopes like ours centred
~ lhis WORK. ana The time which will elapse ae. s eonsue
ton wl be shot indeed will all reoics in tho advent
New Era for Petersburg and the rost of the State whose
interests are identiisd with our civ
We take leave OF the subject now with the hone that
man in the subject Of which we have been tres
ne VIII 90 ms du! This done tho friends of the South
Side road and tho no sons OF this good old
nave nothing TO fear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21
pOET;lAlT OF JENNY LIND.
Avn MEDALLION pAGUERREoTYPES IN COLoRS,

GROUND.
vr,u,c be appreciated Ohr
,snd, ~. lnyeJ 10 call risina Virginia Dnguer
rsan Gallery. 'nnl all ,se LATEST m
.scand The TAI BOTYPE. DaeusrTeoyps on Fale
UYAIorYpE or plsuercoiypes Giass, which, WIN
reaei hay now oo "osa'"eu - VI" '' awe
l3J, Main rect, a,ove Governor 49,. ::
4 B-Yasir Northern combination SKY Iish' 10
COW ia u.. c,.sa,iun: ses;;. n. stae ,,- ~,
~" - 49, W>: 4. PRATT Il CO
We have ne abose style Dasuereypes sie snl 50
mere Nv l;ess.s PsAT CO. 3s Main eree'
above Gose.no. ~ p:oec c anos; magical and wa
Yicry hlv peariug oaan. In c>ce. the picture 80
emamee miniature, IN It's ivory ienc rs % us
oers E tie r:ds Of tark back sreahu
ar2cars .hs human divine IN M the vfiucss OF ne .hs
W sti ;.r process the appears entire upon Dia
ground urrounted by wfeas OF hower but we ee ou
,,bly these bsauGl Medallion Daguer.ro
ype and therefore, request the eur"s In such matter oea
ID Messrs Pratt Co claim 10 be me hrsi
,a.oiue is tho safe, and sear 10 ne con
G,n:y II. Improvement, OF ;he art kenar
,e gallery the shadow the substance ates
p;.G.,ss9 1in,, Oc.. 2i-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED pAlLY ASp SEMI. MEEnLi,
NY 5rIII5Ary z A. THOMAS ~ IS-A-NA, wv

.ohf
10 Daily Paper dollars r sm ens Soar For Tho semi
dsas aken LOT snoe and dollsrs for ak months,
aoe in advance, be pad n "a. Jr he wear
* aos ss sf s once re1sa pet +, mai. In sScd an
Available Bank no The postage Of single letter s scaree.
rs os pea 70 The is the accumulation Of po',ae IN
an extensive 'us TERMS or ADVERTISING.
DAILY asesoo ss u f een. aes
n n,o, mc week wc. week thlce times week, thirty
charged fry dollars for thirty ncs and IN
:. nrorso for adv rrissiaens cea;er raghefeot Lottery
v rs and ,c,;oneers charged loo dollars paper incud
.Lj -. -, ,,,,,, = eo.. ,..s -, L.. e,.t ,nasntn
.b e. nte; for each continuance 80 cents
osr from distance must accompanied With The advance pay
references. execution
6S 1T c;Aesiss Q.d tributes VI repccf. sTetedH she '
Il, G,uc-.s and Marriages from the country whenevor me
nsr hand unknown 10 u. mus oe vel, / M M
.,tn OF .hc the neghborhco or ,hey VIII IN NO
- Il. ,hcl Every that mas bee. TAKEN U ieSeW
- W ons au-:es. has proved heretofore rnvams we must
.tare css il - toe eommunea'iois being ee!u
- nv ne name rrJen on the odcS o tae tfe'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21
y. !oNE. IiUNDEI.D DOLLARS REWARD

Ii 81 &c Nl of he OF unis described drifts,
ss .!t O; eAeaaacc, hlch mailed a; Crbanna Mid.
Va IN "e aaou: tho 9th ri iuiy as,. addressed To
i;ohaS1h N,S Dreams said lrafs having been ost.
On u Texas Government in favor OF Bailey M,rcy
Lr '7vn ~ y:d kcc., Pu.ssr of steamship Zaraiia
- N, ;" .,y o. ~ Nasy and approved bv a. c. Hin.
l. 3. a a- 'i'tf New Orleans 18Th February, 1910
s.. 'ks "a Gevernnsnt in favcr of Bailey Marcy for
~ avn % eif. Zee rIssr OF steamship Zayala Lou
~, eSa Hssa 81 Ee 'l'y and approved ov j. @. b. La
1le', ,., az 60 N:w pfi,ar., II; March, 1870
arn.n ~ r. 9e y - o iii. owners The Treasury De-
s.p. IA ip. pee7 iH nc'ited o their loss and paymont
rpAnfo;s,, Ss ~ ~ pad and questions asked for
bCsis John a y s. ,ar recovery, their delivery
Y,h @. ' li' Urtiuna. Midlescx county,
bsa,ee RIehma '''e Va r. l. Montague House Of
la ,-.tsW "@ - JOHN BAILEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21

On Saturday seres OF resolutions touching .ha Cunp.o
mise &C. was sprung on the House by Mr. Boiling Cum.
berland They will be found in the report of tho, day.,
ceedngs. They evidently offered without consul:s.
t!on-for they received with much surprise. The sup
ee, gave risc long and animated and able discuison
the concluding portion of which alone we heard. nollc,
was made by Mr.. Tompxins, of Bedford postpone item
indefinitely This was LOST BY only tno votes, viz S. 70 81
The motion subsequently removed by Mr. Johnson,
of Taylor and after much debate succeeded by vote
viz SO to g. As could gather from the debate
hoard should infer that great why the In
dofnite pospon sustained wa. that the whole
subject would ur for examination. When hs Govern
or's communication, enclosing the action OF South
Carolina this question, should be fairly before
the House,tha, Virginia would respectfully consider
the communication from ;hst State, aad IN reply, take
the occasion express her opinion her duty
in the present condition OF ths country This should be
done In the solemn, deliberate and dignfed manner
when tho proper time shall arrIvo-and the Hous. did vol
postpone action present Virginia has been appealed
In the most imposing quarors 10 avow her determined
opinion and WILL Her vo!co has bcon invoked sustain
the rights Of tho South ana preserve The Union. We
doubt that u. The proper time, she will ningle her counses
always regarded with respect with those Of her sister States
In doing so there will bo necess,y!ndeed II would be
fatal great object in yewto into The merits
the "Compronise measures any feelings Of
element dis.seDion. II will DO sufficient for hor do
clare in the language Of oil tho gentlemen who advocate
the resolution Of Senator Mason that she will acqucsce
in what has besn-but will insist upon the full md perec
enforcement OF the fugitive slave aw-uud will prefer
paraon from the confederacy any farther aggression
such the repeal essential modification Of that law
any other aggression the constitutional rights Of the
South not her imperative duty 10 herself and 10 her
sister States who have asked her counse. plan, herself
this platform and declare her opinions the wordl II
SOLEMN obligation resting upon her aud ea,sfed
that she will meet II, with dignity but with frrDac-..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21
CARD.
YEs LUCY Y. GRAY ; SEMINARY For Young LADIES'

IAFrA..eNN9lN ONsHAI. ~
ySRS GRAY cull. aforia tic .aoic that she has
N eu. IL pt-eai school u.r. circumstance unusually
r !rcirE ii every department OF education
lise ad;ons have been made TO the
us er % acc much greaer number o: pupils
wei - give ne ,e advantage OF new de
unlncn:ll branches She E's also Increased her
AMER sy aud Accomplished tesehes 10 order tn
a all hc attention st possibly adva
.fposre. In Tae elementary sn higher branches Of az
tst wh The Latin and French languages are
:aush Tn; FeGeh spoken daily In The aniiy
~, ce4:s Increasing the Ora.ary ci!iu"s for acquiring iais
..ijnahe 10 suasc.
Lecture. be given cacn.s;r- Pioso
sv &c. at ii -e,cnces :i!u~,rae1 BY experiments
TIE tnis .n avs been made naderato a. "a
whu Of he public gen9Iay ond
.e..al ia,aeale respectfully so!ici,ed
Tann, q = ll,n De. iSl l-rfl.Erh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21
MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY


Ut SUBJ o pleasure Ia informing hls iri1nds and
fo. .a The 3;h instant this iasituun known and
a's :sri.d last years will bn opened on
7 i -9rsf occris .c greater advantages than ever be-
'". 'io by onci scaool In the R:e Aler
~ al acdais s.ah, requiring the best enetgy OF mind anf
~ ate @ have beer found the C3 Doninor Of the reht
Ramp aa'hsarce alarmngly hs 10 maay mt friends Their
:efsce, hare secured teachers Midway Female
Sd n elegance aal refinement oi manners, profound ac
-.He' ni number and variety accomplishments 'hey can
- asa'.c oy The teachers of other tchcol-n rord
" a 80 nental and useful requisite IN tDlsed eduea
~ - 'e tu;h, dry ,hiuksto kind rends. who have
f4e' allie Ia ts work The charges will be the
te i' session laa days ex.eaded notice will be
0 anns all the particular. OF the regusona and manage
aA.t ,Nis Academy.
ssac WHAT'S doael and what is hee In this
ia .a=ea i:i not at,ent, 10 mpish the nrst wish
a. ,A Ths Su,hH education o. his dau7htersP Come sec
ss Nhac a 81 I:qIir.d Iaina'n for day longer
-'et'.c a.l...t:.loa Is given. Respectfully.
-, JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ. d.
Wires ~ suhrrihsr 1T Mi',sr's Post Office Es.ercova
y lac News AM Recorder Country numberso
Nn ,;l ior5lh. jan lO-ctf
- EAaCISG ACADEMY.
IL ai Vrs EhSRo have The hco announce they will
~ en- !lr Acaeuy the fs;o March. ISL The mot modern
- fy dances VII! or taught and
~: United Siai9s rh. Music has be
" sd nc refornr by distinguished hu-iciaGs
will be ussiduous eG,rs 70 e,ye tho
~ s.t,slacoa aDc deserve the patronage nruey
uN
TERMS:
ssf,, ot 81 lessons ST.;
W
Vtt. I!-2esln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21

,S S.h3c ry house, In tbs county al Loliea SIX u.et
Sja Goa House Will oe opened Gain the 18th o. Janu
la:er ss caelge % e lady, Miss E,:aa n dale
IS 80 a.:1:a rho branches ." isaniag usually
ash alls scoo a.ao Ota atmcD:a Drawing Painting and
A...s& iuciJn III Nusc the Planu viii be given by Mr
fr,ss gentleman Mss Ti:!a!s c,nbues er!ence with
s,ng teach successfully !or tho last eleven
,i> ~; h: q edGcunr my owF dauSh'sfs, snow
base in having obiined her valuable sarvicos
Tse which should HE 70 have ded by shs
r-rtacsneE.c ci he session.
TERMS;
u nt Tuoa oil the English branches for ien norihs 500
Frreh 10
Ms: ~ r.1.o q
r;<N,, nICKERT0S r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21
III THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


foaTnS having received by the Executive that VIII
LAA WH!GT charged with felony comnilted III Caroline
aa l' n Justice and ia .og At issc, 30 therefore
'e otet ewari Of two hune an 6iy dollars any
hie'o said William H. Wright, and deliver
aio a c. Caroline coulx; and do require ali
f'f'o a Commonwealth. civil and military, end the
y 70 'cr beg tIersions the arrest o.
Ss-- "!i-"H Wiirh ;Aot ho may be brought juscc.
'''E 7G ae Governor and under The lesser seal Of The
u.l nicaaond, tins 81 day Of January, 10 the
,sat la,l.
~ 1c,w JOHN n FLOYD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21
SCHOOL Ar ERUNsWlCK SPRINGS.

SCHOOL AT BRUNSWICK 6PalSGS.
Sciio;L Gr Boys will be opened my family al he Bruins
- sanss, brunswick county, Vc. tho ls Monday In
Esfli;y. io5l.
i,s the ordinary English udes tho Latin Greek and
n and The higher branches Of Ma hematice will be
a,.,u:n ,su. Acnpston has been employed and
"a IA. a,:c Of he ella myself tna; shall be
ac7uaa alt operations or the School, ard Will "
sing atrone ior lis enre management de-
H. good S,i0,l rather than large ard with that
p pupils viii no! in any evea exceed twenty
-onmoda,on Of that nnn,ber a,de,s my family
Sa.w day scholars b.; such rcste In the mne
;as s. O. ne THO will be Of months du
n:::.:.,a...ns IN the isl December. ie6l.
IrMs-For epar sSl; ,uon the languages Mathematics,
A. s, En,list Yies, Inc higher branches Of MAthenace
la s-t;l.,G Gar ioux RavsSscRorr JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21

The convention On Saturday. after discussion, post
poned indefinitely the proposition have the important CO..
comens prepared for them, printed 10 the German Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21
sAN1sWt.;lh st; lh"S,i.:;so D0LLARs REWARD.


Jay ngi. tf, g. 'f cr.'a alifax county, Va on Mon
az ausp z, =, !-tto named GRANVILLE
at .c'ne srl I've &, e; orr five inches high, well
sh srh .e.ci 80 :sc'ariably good and very white
~ eese Ctse os ar recoeeieG except
a!ek ~ 'rrts Niee h. lei, was drab overcoa
st hl su.,n. &c ccei with short rounded skrs ith
1a a1, s0s,, sSl' ar hat red figured reet, home
- r. Of "'Ss cotton shirt. knit lanne s!rt
- lsir, l. N'e isnad with him some other clothes
'aay!. y. % 's't 3'fS iaii. eud sem. money
..':Js, u ats..r; 80: lie hG travelled much with
.e - .nd n, ex;ea,ivs scruainance and il is
lx % g. -,t.. r1iS's sat WEI eaaea'of 10 make
re"ar of :ln i! nc is a,nrebended ou, Of
=. 'oia ant Virginia and e.ivered IN some jail
~ :n Il. isken In tie Sa.e %: North Carolina
s' 'Hsll.i and secured in ise inaInor.
-. ,i-t"asGv L. ID. SPRaGINS.
----------Mhle Mhleti'e, Halifax eouniy, Va
sAsnsSsRtSh "a !, Sp,0n4AS1' TO FARmE,s.
,osFs%I,s stiHSiSfS. snip owNERs. iNc3ppoIATEn
m Sl,;Stn :, naS, n, tACrURERS, ARTlLASS PROBES
IaE pvyp' .Sn MEN, e., MECHANICS Ann OTHERS
H. 'ay rs,.v,T IKE ENGINE COMMENTARIES Sscus
S1arss trrrEas pArrsr-All INFRINGEMENT.
ss Law This ~, most vaiuao,. ;nw.n,,aM oT hc
friv.,. ,sh vessels maaufacori-s public edfces no.
~ vi tn, arc incomplete and co,n,ara,isry nse
l.n. si c'hccn. Fire Engine tho farmer i. per
% ~ accommodating nsuraree apsnies and
y '"e nceliiErv.
%ta. u,.., RECOMMENDATIONS.
a.. NJ q" nefrty Certify that zach of has had
sa's WE OF 3if X. b. Mi:chclis Improved PunpI
'ai' tai. Gad feel no hesitation In recon-
"' worth. citnr confidence ar! patronage Of the
| -. JOHN HEaUEl,
| ~. r.,,n - ~ = VALENTINE HECKLER.
.ta W.: .sehlase great convenience and an Ell
~. slrlr:s lrl;e 9 :, :, y a, tie ,rh.S orse, 20
n. r., p'"ons buying or ssas he .hc7s article
n ealITINGHAN MITCHELL, Prcprle.cs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21

On Saturday. Henry Long, the fugitive slave was sold II
public auction by Mcssrs Pulam and SIde and purchase.
BY Mr.. David copou Of Georgia, for s7S0 We are st
,ha, he hae taken such dssnaoa. numbss Of ps:crs
wsrs present. curious 70 enc who has largely figured
IN ihs newspaper.