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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-14

CtscIsSATI. April l2tli 1852
FI'IE Subscribers have thelnsevcs ol lie
} purpose Of conducting in tbs Cry Tobacco
and General Comm issiOn Business,
under the Firm Of krsNtTrA DrDttr. mud pecll1-
~ solicit your patronage. Our BnsiHcs viii be eXeln
ascqa Co,gautsst1 Busfness aud expefener ii
~ years by scniur partner nrc i've M"rcnpie liein
tins Gy .nud determination The pnrt nf 18th 10 pr
mote the interest 81 our friends will We hoPe secure 4"
- lib"fhl SUPPORT Ne prepared omnke the usnu
Advance on cohsienncnis in hand. md Ia purchase
Projftc,, Dc the estofuurg We viii occupy
ia, Large. .na ,onmodious Wurehouse No II Public
Landing. JNO. KENNETH,
may o7..Gn JNO. W. DUDLEY.
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NIee0LurEON.--Phnip w. PmyMe

4
\ , ha4 pnrcIrsrA of n. g. Boil his entire interest ~
tle, concern ol Payne IS Bon All debts due The 'm !.
be collected by = W Payne; also the debt. due from.
the concern will be paid by him.
" request por.ons having accounts against The firm
10 bring them IN for settlements nao MI who iudrbt
ed 10 the concern will plra.e call nnd make payment
PAYNE & BELL.
iy 2G-ts JnIy2l 1872
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NEW HOOKS !--Ncw HOOKS !-l5O(

" n Nv EsVOhAH .-~NtN bOOAs .-l1UU
y volumes and numbers Of CLceP Pnblieattoas,
among ,nay other uthors, may be found the writings of
june, Buner Capt. Moryatt T. S. Arthur, Alex, Du-
mus, IL e1i} Cockton G. W Reynolds. Judge Halhur-
Tuprrr james Knight, George Lprard, Chs. Dickens,
Sam Liver Capt. Reid, sc, Warren, Rev. Grorgc
Crolcy, Chm. J. Peterson, Gins. Lever, Answt rth.
Mrs. Gray, Elton Pickering Haruct Martincau, Grace
Anglca, Charo1c Berry Hon. Mrs. Norton Mrs. Gore
Cuthurine Sinclair.
Tho nbove cmbaccs muny of the best and most de-
rirnbc works of hehonn the language and offered
prices TINT cannot fail 10 please. G. MORSE,
sept 23--Is SoHih end B0okStore
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Tobacco. unvine de-

best Chewing Tobacco that put up here do solicit
orders from friends IN the country for The ntice
believing do, thai shnll be nhlc furnish
article by the box that il bound give sati-peion,
rs we have received agency for some 81 the besr
Brands put up in LynchbnrK. for o. note sent by
mail, III in return send box of 10 plugs thai III
be hard To beat aud for IA $40 note will send 20
plugs first rate Tobacco, put mp IN boxes of suitable
size. We take pleasure in saying our friends thu
send them Tobacco prices ranging from ~
10 rs cts per ID. CRENDSON x CRANK.
Jan 12--dts. Com. Merchants on Tho tnHl
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ElEsE DOG ".-We have Just received 50
dozen CoRarsand CdaipS of all the different kinds
Silver plated colar, Solid Brass collars Steel collars
exna fine, Dog cdls extra, and Hunts
mems lorns,-which viii be sold cheap for cashby
WM. b. & Q. FISHER,
sent 0lts ORposite Me Er7nklin IioIn
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n AND COMMISSIONS II H. IL { II i y Il y
LYNCnBuRo, Va.
Olcr for sale
ITO bugs Rio and Laguir Coffee
% " best old Jaw and Mocha do
IL hhds and bbs Noasses,
27 " n. q. p X. Sugars,
5 " st Croix do,
% boxes and bills Lonf, Crushed and Powdered do,
2G tons country aud rolled IRON various sizes &c,)
400 best Cast Steel,
225 kegs Nails
5000 lbs Sole Leather
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns,
p boxes Manufactured Tobacco, some very fnr)
10 boxes Adamantine, Sperm und Tallow Candies
500 kegs blasting and rAc Powder,
|G2,000 "a best Saicy Fuse,
lS hnles Oznabures aud Domestics,
100 bbs rccded Nhi,key,
% old Rye (somo years old
Is Wine. different qualitics,)
II aud ID pines French Brandy, (some fuc)
10 &" old Apple Brandy,
erces best London Porter,
10 bbls Rum mud Gin,
with great variety of articles mentioned above
making our stock very large and desirable one
We give prompt attention to sales of consignmens
OF tour, Wheat, Tobacco Bacon and all other kinds OF
country prodace-aso tn receiving and forwarding
Goods Produce &c. may bis
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BACON. SALT AND FISH:

ID Il hhds prime Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
900 sacks Liverpool Salt. in prime order,
IS bhs Halifax Gross Herring.
90 No. Carolina do
just received und niloat for sulevery low bv
iy 26.ts LEE q JOHNSON.
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fHNHE SUBSCRIBER L. picpnrcd t" lmy the highest
A. cash price forten or fdecg HoaSond ioi1ors worth
of LAND WARRANTS. lie can be seen Ut the Nlr-
ginn lolrl JESSE CLARK.
ma, IA loo A-afpvta
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Union YOUNDRY.-NE con-
JONES, BEGGs d. BROTHER,

L CEEN-fhc subscribers have nssociatcd them
s,lvas together und1r the style and firm Of
JONES, BEGGs d. BROTHER,
,d respectfully call the attention Of the public 10 their
sDUNDRY about one mile below the city, inlnedIate-
= ON the Can1 " ere they prepared 10 furnish any
description of CASTING, in loom on snnd. Mill
Machinery Sogar-pans. Cadron Kettles ne" ,mrofia'
lion Of Garden or Porch CIairs Hat and Umbrella
Stand., Jrn1y Lind Parioc Crates and Fcnders, plain
ar lae4 Balcony ailiag If the latest style, Plooghs
nil sizesnnd patents, Brackets various sizes Stoves md
AIantic pieces made l. order Water gas, or drlii
Pipes columns Of all sizes which the attention Of build
eI are invited all Of which they will furnish North.
ern prices and only ask call 10 insure sales, BY
prompt attention and faithful workmanship, they hope to
slare fair portion of public patronage All orders
thankfully received, and promptly executed in the neat
est -rye. WILLIAM H. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS,
sept 2l-.dts HAMILTON BhG6S.
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HUTCHINSON COLLEGE.

siooof Ills nneicn, AMI layofitc inslifutien will
commence on Wodne. day, the 18th al SePtcmber--
lunenplity in tendance sro uircd alike by the inter
csts II thc studeot' and OF the College.
Board Ia good families nuy be i rt prices ranging
rom 81 - 10 500 per week tSmdcnis prieuine To
bonr themsey,s reduce tbs expc1s IL low ga
ecDts per week) The annual chntgc., including tut
ton boald aud all incienuls for washing
fuel, aud lights, vnry between $1l5 90 and $4,000.
CnIi-Ir. Sent & {. COLLINS, President.
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MERCHANDISE.

a NJ. HOLLINs-Beg leave to call the at
tentien oftboif customers aud the pubic genera
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INfNE PBSpOES.-Just received, by Express
l. lot of Colts Pistols, navy sizes,
Warmers six shooters small sizes
Maynaris patti scfprming six shooters, new patent
Aliens single solcocking Pistols
Aliens revolving pistols. and g barrels
Cast ell double barrel II lie Pistols, trigger
Belt Pistols east steel barrels
Shot belts and Pouches, and Powder Flasks new
patents. For sale by
WIN, Ii. & 6. FISHER,
sePl 2L--ts OpPnsL LIE TIE ERANKLIN HnrEI-
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- PAENDED SILVER CUPS. NEW JEW.
~ cry --latest Patterns,J fine Clocks, (yery Cheap
yrurz.)
Also, Letter and cap paper of tho best and finest ona
Ity, ine Note paperand fancy Envelopes, New Books
good Books, very hne Books School Books, Sc. all for
sale at the lowest prices Gail and look at these Goods
before you buy elsewhere. You can save money bv do
ing (oct G-ts) JOHN f. WRIGHT
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1--WE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be.
tween he subscribers, under he style and firm o.
GREGORY X ROlALl, having this day expired by
Limitation, the business will be closed spced as pos.
Sible Those having raims against the concern will
please present them without delay. aud those indebted
to the concern will b. ind enough to settle at their ear
hest opportunity Before parting with our old friends
and Customers, we bee leave To return them sincere
thinks for their kindness, and to request them thai
they will not forget usuuder the firm OF GREGORY
ROlALL & SIMPSON.
JAMES D, GREGORY
JAMES T. ROlALL.
June 30 1852
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crsc,xsArr ArrilI2h, 1852.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or STEAMSHIP NIAGARA

AKR1V1L OF STEAMSHIP
NEw YORK, June %.
rL c,o,u.- Niaoor, arrived al Halifax this morning,
h,irg;og d,te, 10 he 18th June her Gay OF snIne
C9t,on was srifer and advancing Sales OF The @ ~eek
co 01o halls. for expor, 2O00 speculation 220Oo.-
nn,s,ions Fair OrIeane 6& d.; Middlns o't Fair Up.
F,orsCanal 2Ss Ohio 26. Corn 30s. Cd; white 29s.
|6t Consos closed ct par.
SECOND DISPATCH
Co7ror-Actiyc iul The Atlantic news gave
an active impulse to tho market. Some brokers quote
sixteenth advance over Friday the lh ID COO bales sod
10 exoorers and specuIaors Esmscd sales OF Satur-
day the l2;h 10 900 bales with stitcr market
Trade in the Manufacturing Districts WAS hoeefa".
MONEY vas increasing in abundance. american ot,e =
active a, full rates The Bullion in the Bank Of England
amounted 10 f2l 000 ,;,, ,,o
The Coax MARKET was duH fnoEisI%Ss Me'o o. ~
,a..,oin1 Hrpr had advanced "a. PoEE Zs. NAVAL
Sr.nE, had recstcd Res active, rates uaehaHee'' &C.
oar firm
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(cUrY.J
RICHMOND. MAY 25, 1852


ves.r, I'm, r. Tdiaftrro and Daniel ITuodsou.
Gentlcmcn On the c9h 30 o! April last addressed
letter TO friend al Buckingham Court House, at HIS re-
orcst containing from the docket ana records
nj the Court Of Appell G The business IN mat onrt rom
The Respective Circuits OF Judges Leigh ANA wilson ne
statement carefully prepared win te assistance % 's
onr,v (Icrk and was and is believed be accurate.
dersand ha, this pntcy icad at last Buck.
inubam Court and s doubtless the sa:nH which called
frh the communication in the Lync5::. ViTenian n o
;nsr sigrod "af.ny Voters Of this District, Tor which,
nm informed bv The Editor that ynn are responsible
Without averting 10 the general tone OF tar comunca
,is which thnk unjust ne, AMI uncaed Tor oy inc
circumstances beg leave 10 direct you! attention 10 SIN
c passurc After referring the letter as containing
partial calculated 10 mscad the public you say
rbo fraud however we are happy Iearn promptly
exposed by worthy citizen" &c, &c. deeirc TO Know
whether it your purpose 10 impnte fraud TO me- ano' y
So 10 express The hope that you will sec the propFey OF
Withdrawing !ha impu'atinn. :,
This letter will be handed 10 you BY my friend a no:
D.vs, who will explain you why il was not sent ie"
days sooner Very respectfully, yours. &c.
'-' WOOD BoULD1N.
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roroa but laughter and Misses reminded the egac from
'Hsihh that The response MOI conclusive iu";'c. 5
conference win another delegate from that State nE i n
session letter written by General ScpTT TUESDAY Eht
ast 10 an cid friend and chocmae who happens TO be in
he irclnn delegation. The ct,er-whc was addressed
20 hsitore-provoked CALCULATIONS from all sides Some
OF ne delegates appaudcd heariy-olhers fon the South
cried out ATS TOO late now while Louisiana remarked or
e absence OF specific reference the Fugitive Slave law
10 meet The last objection Mr. Boris produced m another
pocket copy OF resolution in support OF The Compromise,
anu oepecans all sectional aeitaon agreed upon BY the
NE" Jersey Convention and being in ac the document 10
20 which General ScoTrs letter aIucs The reading the
resolution was followed by rencnai of The cross firing 10
,0h,eh M Bolts had been subjected throughout The scene
10 highly exciting. und altogether Gnnsructivc but
your Reporter, with tecgraphic assistance complete
the narrative.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

ltTcTTMINDl JUNE T. Ico-
TO the Editor Of tho Lynchburg Tirginian.
Sir: herewith enclose you copy Of a correspondence
which ins recently occurred between essrs Wni. p Ia
laicrru and Daniel Wuodson and myself which you will dc
me The favor TO publish in your paper. 1t explains ts,
The necessity or irs publication, for although vo gea
pleasure in acknowledging the pronpncss with wiicn the
gentlemen naaed, repaired the injury they had done me, MS
oon ns they were satisfied thai they had been nsled nlo it
and therefore self perfectly snlisicd is YET
that my friends and The public should be "Pprised that wha
seemed DC public impuation upon me- was made undo
mis- lake and has been dis'nimed.
Very respectfully, yours, DC.
WOOD BOULDIN.
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ptsp ye..r!.: morning, at O'Clock, MARY CAROLINE
daughter Of John VIM and Margaret Brnnsr-s21 3o'o o
and ten months.
DIED. in this city, on the 2i. ins Mrs ELIZABETH ~e O. a.
Harrington, Esq., Inc 4sh year Of her ese ,,o. ,e
Mrs Harrington had not been ons l;s'sa nr,iy % her
v,,us 10 her death ard owing Party this iaci :4
esble h. extensively Aio~n a. | oT ] an n
ave hem She sns woman unu:ua! se.s', W
usual culture and with there graccs OF ue - =,
also staccs OF the heart Her last ecG Sw Work nc
had been member Church OF CHRIS io' n;s M
49,. tIwirg 10 the of her ii-csse "a -
~ ,,.r he sa great sufferer! but pore hei w."
Chn.tisn rs.n and under their imhuence i @ , e
INV saviour i, precious am gong set, nS W. va &
-, morh.r e,rnen,ly fitted al a her sts'o4 VIC WV
awe! @ f. friend loved where she "-s
h.% tnown: and Clran. whose quiet and secei "siA "
.h.d the bsst eatary her holy and nloleice"
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From the baltimore Sun. June q

SCOTS NOMINATION ~ NORTH CAROLINA.
The following patch received !!on the oEice oi me
Wilmington o. ca Journal yesterday afternoon previous
10 The nomination of Ii c.ndidae for Vice President re-
mains 10 bn seen what effect The nomination Of VI uaha'
will have in North Carolina, in favor ot Gen sco.''
WunrsG7os JrSE 2l.-I..e nomination OF ten. scnl'
makes Nmr5 Carolina for Perce and VIII eectie 'l'
election OF Reid ;ha democratic candidate lot oo'e'.io ~
democratic Legislature. Hlars The pfeaic'n.
SCOTS NOIINATlON.lN WESTERN NARY LAND.
We received the following despatch from Cumberland last
evening: c..: r.
Cr.eERLasp JusE 2l.-The nomination OF Scott Is iar
from satisfactory Many Wings say they will hot vote !n
him There grsa. deal Of political feeling in regard 10 II
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TIE AMERICAN FARMER,

rE ume o m. new series this pioneer Journal IN the
Agriculture. commences with the NO lot 1aJ, o''
FN'rh r.. be presented ;wo pIizc essays VIZ
Oa n. comparative advantages oil Drl husDahdry o'ei INC
system
.i2 o. ths compara.ive Value OF different, Manures
Es.ays were awarded the Prizes OF the Mnrylaha
HlCfa Society la.c meeng-the hrst 10 Eu"aiu
srs1 cry COUNTY Md sertenan distinguished lot MS pre-
- srncs Agriculture, and moro particularly lor ms PLs
in the Farmer few ago. on the enoVau1h
ou Lanes in the Old taes which is beloved gave me
a, Improvement which is now gong on IN tne nuue
f. The -c,ud TO Vim D. Gresham OF Virginia. whose essay
-a oi by the able Committee appointed 10 examine ose
r The Tlze highest These essays alone VIII pe
(, soth Inaay years sub<cripiinn TO the Farmer
.T nGm5e the Farmer contains full Instructions "
&c done on the Farm in tho Garden and the Consevao
lie month Of ,srTf-a feature original WIN ~ ano ouhu o'
'.Ge III. yoi. and also 10 the od fe'nnus @
n., which would be likely 10 be forgotten or oVsiooNeo
/ 2 a;s iorthe .,,
t,ni;v pacuar,y Of the Middle and Southern Saies-an'
Inc establishment; Of this journal (no"
a II been more popular than at the present dsy anu
na he number OF journals ofa similar character ~hie
tc ma. their appearance, II continues 10 s'"hu h n
| a'isas Oi .hem all 80 80
-sl annun; copes for IS; 10 copies io Sio anu o.
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Tn. owing premiums are offered for the arGesttt o' suo
- "hich 5c from time 10 lime up 10
o the next annual meeting OF tho Maryland state
tc:a society Oc;ober 25h 1852, when the oec'on VI" "
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~ itnse vino are auccessul.
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AvTl-ScoTT FEELING AND EXCITEMENT AMONG THE WHO'S
IF NE.y YoRKWc understand that the nomination OF Oe-
ncra. Scott produced great excitement yesterday among
a,uc class cunncrca! men OF this city VINO are "a9s
they oaenv expressed their dissatisfaction, and severay
condemned the nomination The excitement was even Kept
IN al the nccting Change. Among all me leaain:
merchants requcnng the Exchange but one sentiment pre-
vailed and that was an-Sco scarcely hall dozen ner
chants among the hundreds 0! tsra who have hitherto act
ed with the whig party heard TO express Willingness
10 vote for Scott Large numbers openly declared their nc
termination for Pierce and TO do all 'ey could 10 e
;r.t Scott Some declared hnI they would not only ac'
.oain-t Scott but would contribute money to prevent ms
Lection No such excitement prcvalcd when Genera! lay
or was nominated and the strong anIi-Scot iceinR mani
es;ct Yesterday plainly shows that the hostility to Scot,
has been greatly aggravated by the ntgues OF Seward
Co. which enabled faction Of The whig party 10 sudae
with candidate against the WILL probably OF hreeiourns
Of tho wing party throughout the country lhsy sa; !, Il
Scott is elected his administration Is 10 be controlled oy
Sws,d and s colcric of ismes and that all Will be 60 az
ranged and offices disposed Of o, to pave s way os
Srwars succession after Scott and knowing he man as
hcy do rather than vote virtually for the succession OF Sew"
and they will for Pierce and work TO deiest he can
ddat OF the Sc,vadites and their tail OF sms- uesddy
ycrE HsrcIL,
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p:oprie,ors Of Sarans Magazine having purchased the
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN VILLA VI bohu, =,
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Democracy oi
Wiiamsbnrg was held a, the Court House, on Saturday
evening" the l0;h inst. r. pou
On taking tho Chair Judge Christian g'ra 'ii Interesting
account OF the proceedings OF the Baltimore Io''e"'o'
WHICH wa. listened with deep inteEsst .,.
At the -equess of the meeting Col - G
s,iimor. resolutions and tten submitted Tue ioihe
IIrion which was unanimously sGop'ed ,.
Resolved That tho Democratic paT;y oi y iah'souis
o,dny the resolutions OF the National Denocfate
Convention cmbolyne the principle. o our party and WIN
en,husa s,icaly support Gen. Franklin riece OF view
Hampshire for President and the Hon. william n h'he Oh
S.ey. gentlemen were called to address tine meeting
who ecqueny responded and entertained the meeting 10
Ia;e hour The finest spirit prevailed ,a
nrnno.un was submitted and unanimously adopted
Thai c meeting resolve itself into Democratic Associat
during the Presidential Canvass and thar the Pfes'ue. S
empowaIed call the Association together whenever "e
interests Of the party require 1t. ,. h ,rb
On notion il was Resolved, That The proceeci"seS &c
spd in the Democrats papers in Richmond anu
and lhen with three cheers for canciaae' ne
adjourned. }. b. Cfi-Nio '
! P T. Powell, Sec'ry.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

on the I'd Juno by the ReT Stephen Taylor Dr. JOHN
MHpGiS 10 Mi. MARY daughter Of Col Edwin shec7
MI Of Hanover county!
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Y .SoNTRACTORs.-on the l2h day Of July, proposals
ise.Ived for building Depot Muehum River sIs
plans will be exhibited at the Eng gneers once Oh she
u, Ia Rail Road, Woodvills the Sth day OF July
10 T. GOLDEN RUGGLBe, O. Z.
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CoscoRp n. H., Jcno 2l.-Scotts nomination mas just
oe.n received with much indignation among tie webster
whcs but there s much satisfaction among the free soera
The democrats pleased and are urgng Inc wings 10 give
salute Offering pay for powder. The offer mas not oeeh
acr
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In addition to for genera m 10 neven The
beer spread in oil The adJacens of oi',. vehicles
ho'se a'iS''s 'o'" '''o Hhig Convention Report.
Our whg friends need be in no m hurry .v 70 wills nIi be 1n
w. IN nsx, November satisfy Inc most fss'laioa
a. and pervelss. among ,hem.-[ 8oson I'm".
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NOTICE.

u, NOTICED
competent teach The anguases,i is wanted 10 aKe
L, OF a1nVae school the lst September next 1000
be given A gentleman will be preferred who Will re
+. Ssio!ina JOHN BULLOCK.
: N~e4t' S. S. ROYSTER.