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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
New Fall and Winter Goods
JOHN MCCORMICK

HAS Just rereivcd from New York md
/ J. Philadelphia. u large and extensive stock
of Fall Rnd Winter Goods. to which he invites
all his old customers aud The public genernlly to
call aud examine. as lie 10 confident, if they do
they cannot inilto be pleased both in prices and
sty les 0fgoods. MS his goods were pnrcha sed
under as favorable circumstances as any houss
in the place, and ut time when the enstern
stocks were better 'hnn any other this fall, his
stock consists of every variety usua " kept. nnI
he would say To the public call and see lur youl
selves, ne he considers it no trouble to shov
goods. JOHN MCCORMICK.
Cadiz, Sep. a.. 1859.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

E4- Our subscribers in the western pr
ton of the county failed to get their papers
in due season last week. Where the fault
lies we cannot tell We had them put in
the post office at the regular time on last
"Wednesday evening.
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CASH ron HIDES 8 sky
ME snhs..Tihers wiIl pny ca.h Lnl nille. n

7 NiE sibssFibers wJl pay cash lpi- Hides ahI
SKINS at the old sthnl III slen,lols n.,l
L. George. ia CsnEiz, They hnre. III iat fl
keeping conetautiy on hshd !, II kilislsaf Iss,,r
and SkinE.whirh they win ,eil low or cssh, ilidss
and skins or good Bark. # MA#
mtrl0 3mln 81 %GEORGE & MORLEY.
take rltarurr in recommending tie above
arm I" the public - tho best af Menhalics and
hs having the bestuf stock I'm Iiaua, ,--afd ale
as t"tr trdsalins ne6. ErspectIuIly,
--.-.-.-.--.-- ~ - -. h,.. .SI.EMMONS
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

EE-A Teachers Institute will be held at
Hflarrrisville. in this county, on Monday next,
September eth Lectures will be delivered
by Mr.. Lorin Andrews. Of MassiIlon and
others. Teachers particularly. and the
friends Of education generally are invited to
attend.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

ESOne of the best places that we have
sojourned at for song time, is the Railroad
House, in New Market, kept by our friend
A, F. Croskey. With Mr.. C. person feels
perfectly at home. for he does his best to
make his guests feel comfortable. His bills
are mo ierate.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
Road Receipts.

We have during the past week. printep
q large lot Of road receipts. which may be
obtained at Scots, per hundred. Supervisors
will please send in their orders econ.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

OF Grahams Magazine for Oct, is cap
ital number, as all the numbers of Graham
are. The engravlngs arc the prettiest things
that we have seen. 1t is published at the
low rate Of S3 per annum. Address, Geo.
i. Graham, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
GSr Godey's Lady's Book for October is
before us. 1t contain four large steel en-
cravings matter, under the new postage low
after the present month, the postage on this
Magazine will only be 20 cts. year, price
$3 per annum
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

EEThe school house in Urichsville, Tu>-
'arawas County, was destroyed by fire on
4th instant, SO says the Advocate.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

1T Gen. Scott is now making both po-
l!tical and military tour at the same time.
He was in Pittsburgh on last Saturday;
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

@lt j. supposed thai the Central Ohio
Railroad will be completed from GAINESVILLE
TO Wheeling against January 1. 1854.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
lseyOsuaiOul in yRDrI,sc.


INHEsubscribcr, having made ample arrange.
Il hcnis tor "a tnrge supply ~ NARBLE, keCps
constantly on hand Mantles, I.onlhs, Moha.
mrhts. Head aud Foot Stones, etc. lie il cti..
slantly receiving large luts ut ltnlian, Eyyptiaa
and American Marhics, which lie is making In
IN sly le not 'urpasseti in the United states anil,
will sell at very small udv,i ipr on cost, either
wh7lrsalc or retail, AMI snois all I,cfsons ia
wanting, to give him ii call.
lie '1ill also INrnish a. beaipihli White Marble
lor Caps and Stills, steps Fronts Pieces Ia
Duors and Wants, Tile tor lh,orug ETC.. yery low
Tie has also on ha'ni II considerable quaniity IL
Free Stohe nonnmeute, fnnLs and Head Slones
All sizrs Of Grind Stonet, both Tor wet and dfy
grinding. warranted n Il
or N. ii--I.rur,ing done in the latest MID
most beaa;ifl 81, les, im almost nHy lankuass ~
lu red. AhCIiHL j. RuIiAN,
re Marble Mason II nd Vault Builder. gaze
nov. SLY No 66. I.uwrr rfd af Narkrfst 7
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

CADIZ MARKET--September %
Markets.

NEW YORK, Sep. l6.-Flour-Sales 1o,-
500 bbls State $4,s5; Southern S4,62.-
Grain-Sales $500 bushels wheat, Genesee
at Sill, Western 95, sales $4,000 bushels
corn mixed III, yellow 73. Provisions
Sales so bbls mess pork $19,25; prime do
Sl7,25; sales 200 bbls beef, unchanged,
sales 800 bbls lard at 1T; sugar, sales 800
hxs muscovade at 4 I q 8; sales 5000 gals
linseed oil, unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Sep 16.-Flour dull and
inactive; holders demand $3.50 for fresh
ground; noinquiry for shipment Rye Flour
and Corn Meal scarce; no sales reported. -
Wheat dull and unchanged. Rye scarce at
7s @ u. Corn in demand, little Offering;
yellow 10 q 7oa afoat
CINcINSArI, Sep. I6.-The river has ris-
en- six inches The supplies of Flour con-
tinues light and prices lirm. Sales 400 bbls
Flour at 1885. Whlskey l8. Provisions
remain stagnant, weather clear and pleas.
ant.
ALLEGHESY CATTLE MARKET. Sept H.
Beeves-The market for some weeks past
has presented no particular new feature, the
supply oClhS ooou' edhdA w tHe ueWanu,--
Prices, if any change has taken place, are
shade lower than at the date Of our last re-
port. The offerings were as follows: about
375 head of Beeves, some 1870 head of
sheep, and limited number of Cows and
Calves. .........
The principal portion of the Beeves were
disposed of at from II to Il gross, about
equal to 4, 5, to St nett, averaging about 8
round.
Sheep were unchanged, the principal por.
ton being disposed Of at 81, 90 so to Z, so
according to quality.
Cows and Calves-Small sales were made
at $500, 5000, to $500.
MANFRED.
On Thursday, September 10th, by Rev.
J. D. Knox, Mr.. Francis A. SHIvERs, to Miss
MARY JANE KNAPP, both of Harrison County,
Ohio.
CADaZ TEMPLE OF HONOR, NO. Sc
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall ad
Joining the Market House.
Regular degree meetings on the 6rst Monday
nevcry month.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
New Goods at A. F. Moore's

oW opening. at the cheap d good and
l. ' clothing sv're. the Grst aIryal # fnl nnJ
winter goods, which Tor cheaar,ess, bcrutv n,'I
the Union Wy o'
a hrSe ana splendid assortinfns OF Coburre
rn,.. 90 49, A.F. MOORE's.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

pEADY MADE CL0rnlNG-A verv full
l. y stock, enirSly new and beautilSE styles, to
when wonh cali the attenticn OF The nubIio
as they have cot Ia be cold. So look shap,a, Won
who want bargins in ,l.nt way, call ut
JOHN M'CoRMiCkNS.
CndisA Sep. %, 1859.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

I ADkES' DRESS, GOODS Rich brocnJs.
eaMelenn md plain silks, trench merinoes.
uoit clcihes. paraMa.tus. cashlneIas, dslaiu,.s
Popiins. lyrnaize, alpasus, merinos, and eyery
variety Of fall and winter dEess goous. that cnJ,
ne found in This market, II you want son,s
thing nice and fashionable. cali Mt
JOHN M'CoRMTCK,S.
Cadiz.. Sep. q. 1854
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
CAHDkX HOTEL.

@SA Ia AM - n1Hle
FORMERLY KEPT BY r.. S. LACEY
Y >lih snhscrihrT has saken charge OF the ubuys
D HOTEL. whire he is prepared at all times
!" wait ON all who may patronise Lis house. IIs
mas n'trh up 'tnd furnishes 1t ia the most i,n-
pro, ed styl>.
His Table
win IT All times be furnished with rus best the
market affords.
His Stabling
is rehdered convenient and e,Mlltaodio1s. AMI
his h"sticrs e"Ertui and allehtvc. lie desires d,
render his house
A Home to Travellers.
lie assures his friends that they shall tinl
A Cordial Welcome to the Hotel.
mpleaccoinIfoationsl lpr Movers aud Droyu.s
Boardtrs received al all times uu rensonnljjs
t'rnf. noYl If JOHN MAIIlLM
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22

NLuTiiS. en- saiiBsFes, sntinctts, twee,ls. p-r.
~ dan cloths, hRasys, Aannels. kiankets, and
every variety oi woolen ronds nj prices lowe,
Than ever beroEe heard tell al, III
JOHN MEORMlCK,s.
Csdik, Ssp. 81, le5a.
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Pea,9iaEalael.lz.
John KnOta.

SADDLE MANUFACTURE. and d..l,, L.
- lmpottcd nnd DDmesiic sslsilers, Ela 49,
liafncss Trainings. Tacks. Wehs. fiax. Kl,aa.s
md Morouc0 Sbins; Patent and Ennaprlsi l.s,'-
ther. llnnlas, sMdirtrsss, el !. VI lie ol s.nua.
No. 81. Main 81, Whsalng w. ,,rfsa ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Senatorial Electors.

WASHINGTON MCLEAN, Hamilton
nARN ABUS BURNS. Of Richland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

r- have sale small Farm Buic'1urt comfy. Va
near Fucasc hundred and seStni u'c acres m
Tine cultivation. For further In!olmali"i apply To Lee"
IlIr on HE rr.rti,cs. or JOHN llSIEH.
Jaw l5-cwjw' Natural biJSe Va
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AUCTION SifES.


'!'' .! .ccd o irut executed 10 me- ~ .r, Ifonr.
q -" 'cr"G" Tor Certain PURPOSES ic,rn mentioned
"i"s tor SAFE, ~ tNc stchii al III the
la. StIl Elhi, the Iir day Angus, new,
yiu. lie Ehcwsn R.rr, in said town viii, r So, ~ A.,
irIcun l,! all iir NGt"s SAL! Saw Mil has orv r. .
i"ir Zee: Ian. AID ,. iuch,,
uclc= cylinder. lr,t stroke ai' work vric. an, - =
c.uiar (lsir ,:illnctrI TIE Mil Ias Iarw ,
thoroughly i"a;rtd ami Is uUN IL lie wor.inr cnnl
ami I'ca;.i cair village The" i good supply OF
Elt Tie Er;glhur.! Er>slS lur! the wharf along .Ie
The NH Tor The Northern uarkti. The Wcs Indies -u tI0us the
cilh , 10 the ports the Chesapeake.
TEX Us "cv" fourteen hundred GlaIS ca. ,lGG' paya
h' %" w." ~ IL nay OF All "1 aa! he he 18th
81 "i''. me liza airc Alter the tie Mil
tt'r" "il! BE- ! cary.1ng ml.nr ana H., se i new
Harness, with scnnlrs au! other rroi.rr
u H. SHIELD. Trustee
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HzsGNbaAhhass
THE GREAT Il FNTITl. KE7...nI
Dir Join BULLS ShKSArAHuLAl

-. Will Wonders %cyrr C,..c:
s AIT w" a" de- sa We sa I%s s" 5: 10 so M
| thannctom " . "'':''"'. -
irSEr; o., rrLro:; Co ~ o,r i. ISL
r.Id IA S"lrm" rane I" i' ana ~ ia" rrrr,
lowing, The nam! d" The stances that have com. d nv
s alIon insi's fie I tw ytia " great roi
MIS- Jarrrt, Nu highly ect.!c l, o nv ,.,cl,,r
molarcL siyiy hat been lrc! with ,a,T,n,.
u" Leave y bed, s, ryi H. ,r lIr NV, ' M 5 ,,[
"mis. "ni'" "e "a" ni'i @'GG al irs q can A.
Str lie si,rr rinr h. rrurrl AZ. iir
feet She sonlinn.,.to ~" IL bo'.
a"' ~" pleasure :" Ss'f2 ia. Oh ddY herself church Sr
Give il ia ,nr Tjs I'm, ,.r, ~ ,rr , "'I''
S.r.nrl'i" - my "e'a't,r"G" IT. ie'r"d Tor = has steadily
lo"r "'"lIent servant. wM Il DIrKINSON r NJ
BOYLE CorSrr. ~, Der i. I>5I.
oI Patients. by u"n Lads no lad
h%r. athlete nom he" il'1t"d "ih Sct,"'' various
rp"-A am! Hr WI iic nps. iiI.iul eyes held
WeHmc /" at il wa m =" our '
pose rc"T" h"run'. my pic accidentally lckr
>arslarIla Had resolved ~ tie 81 rincnr II!
took her twu hoi r. at H. after taking wi,r rIy" @
aud consider trr"nrE cTc take pr,sic ~ lccor
"''= s"ns 'r,' sc,iy ',iIx NJ ROSS.
Thomas Ri";"." r,*es r"uary. "ntucky. bruet
!'y !" u'1e !- "Hs aic:r' "iti very pain IN Nh.
."mr i'ar "i '' "". 'h,s.i 'i c" nni'S al"
NV Wv " '' painful "rhtnut
-, ,'. ~, ~, -, . ~ t'' ~ hc '"i 81
'" ~ " - ~ ~ '' "''' =" '' Il ',S nf '"o al
e WIN, II hs"' '' va "uc" worse ttn hrif" Dt.
NV ~, '" . - ''.' '''"ttt i"f a"h"ti .tnc
~ ~ mani '"-' '" - ~ 'H h't' ~ which
' I" was 50 nio q 'l~" It' SON. r ~ Id1nary
WV" '' $40 .'hh'' :" pieces" "'t CiIc uh--i- many
hS t"''t ~ % ." ~" I.'.+ were ir"'i""hhs OF an
mn 'p'E' sum ' =" - ."H" '' "h"I Hli.itc! "h my fieht
MP -" " " "a. 80 ia" 'e 'N ny h'"" my knee
80 '''' -, ii''"'i't ".
n.y. ~. s ~ @ M 'r - ~: h,Sa.l ana '"I.ci A.
~ 49,, '''''iD L-s'
49, - - ,,",.'r '' ' ~" second '"di'
a., No. ~, NJ 800 ~, ", ''r" IT, ana
,mi rnnriru., i, am rr, ,trr uri M ,i L.i 90 VII
.nrI, o,t ~, moro l,,r .,,,, .T,i ina.
,,," I,rrr ,,,rr ia, -, ,,, rj, ~, tT",u u!
rrn, ~, mo Inn I,r,,,, son. - ,. , ~ me
~ ~ ,.iI 70 '''' ''' s"'' corruption
i"' "'' 49, ~ 90 '' 'i ''c """h got
"til' ''u I' 49, ~, ''iIil," ih' i' ' my - az"
"lc"e"' 49, p"' ''''''i"'" A'' use ~ me
'"iS 80, i,i '.' i,' IN no" 'ii,''! 'rl'
h. , . ,r @ ~ mimi 49, ,asn,i ~! thee tscrS
lr''e WV 80 49, IN " " ~ 81 ~, 'n'' mos
~, ~ " w. = 81. a., - si''E'i
VIZ ST. SIrIirti Il ~ W. ' " t,,SmiiSI uixco
&C.. ". .~..,. g..
. - '' NJ - 49, 'Nn - y 'Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
E,NE JAMES RIVER ESTATE,
auAi.E rlL,IIlIIINn ELll s. IL

ru-E Undersigned intending 10 remove westward WI! 'r Se'
..unh,c aucun. Wr,nes lay. the 3ih oi oct'orr rA
the clock. NJ his productive ese 90 "aiS IEt
~ ahov the civ kausn Upper IVES: Ham. containing hc"lE
,-r,y s,irt timber. AMI i" "l snlrt'"
, M! ~ nj, three miles r:lacihs me- -
bn am! canal. sufficient !" 'r'' "t
amount III machinery with arIy q" irhii l''t % y!
.,uk TIN susceptible 81 'tiS
i.Ion int equal quantities OF land liihtf "iu "
,i every portion oi well warred VITA never hliin.
. |, vii therefore >o! nraiely. together hs INA! "
day of sale. The buildings are nearly -" ns" M
i the yrrulp al the which sinal one most ample
uryl-,t AMI order all respects i"n me
an orchard yoGu. tn hearing The ihn', nav
ys ;y lpr,y,! ana Tine condition '"r rasS s"I
and 4- The wheat crop last year wa "'" '''.
H. nearly LOO barrels Pre- VII be maze iV'
a. wheat. b'S mann
ire. ~. .r,go The vii b. ih"r an" MAJ
oil and NJ X cnhl'.S VIII "Ar
IN the property 20 those wiz" ma! desire
IA tie time. I.rs,n's disposed 20 purchase i's'
tr,a' frr tie " =. ,,l,,
.tti 49, ',' " 49, BERNARD PENT0S.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE. AT AUCTION,
NNrINNAN COUNTY.

pursuance OF decree Of The Ccut Court No,cway Coun
i;t,ls@. " pnpny &c W. Mi al, ws'tr The Ism Of a.
,52 sell On the premises % The h3est eier at ansi'"n hat
valuable al tie cUuns Noiuwdy which the
john r Durny resided c"nlaln by rc' :"r'e ~ actrs
winch III "rlsina irc Of good quality and well mDerrt
80 80 portion 81 which superior
4uaIIty ao:t 80 good 10" grounds on Deep Creek
vile 4ad The Scn, SIDE Ran Roads miles uaron ear
BukeSil", aud mile from jennings nrnaryl within m!.e Of
ucshboIIo"t noted Tor coed health wihm mite OF w.
suiclry s from InenpoH" 81 annoyance 4" any KIND nom
It's contssilty TO these honHs'ia,es ;.,,,.;.,...
RS goo" dwelling, ne ew and every ont house ne'es,a
a,ao Al >rrs OF eNcsrnt water in he yard AMI ;
yoens orchard 81 The choicest lf'is m"w IN =: maturity
r r. .,n l. ,Iar Of land conirlrg So many yal.
ac both and ior profitable cu!tir offered ror
tract, ADJOINING last described! containing > with suHi
al orts,nay BY mill pend viii good Flour
M M 's ~" ,I 81 Ta%v Flour iS '"p n" mil %
aud and during he it, with all the fixtures
acrrlns. thoroughly nd newly rspatt, Contiguous.
10 Is au large three stor! framed hGI!inG
Tor +torns Wheat and Flour There also tbs 'rac Eo"i
on in" !ay -nccrcis. VIZ TIIRSpAY AIGi 81 Is52
vii also sell aGctI'H q" IN" premise in"ir 'tac about i
miles North iramns Ordinary. situated Eai Clerk,
~ which l = "nl'"t ore- - rU emo" Gaa'
I3w grounds On the GrrcS
ra.scs within onr mile . this without
This hand lirs we'll is we'll adartrt growth
the staple products tins 81 Virginia aG as II all the
tilrne- "cr'! for The r'' non. including t +wens =
susceptible advantageous division mt" Z" good 'racs aud
.t.>i r. purchasers. WI De- SOLID ~ hal
mentioned rur a pace. VII also sell n aEr
ION another small tccL Pnlam south East rom that last
about $40 yards. III"
VIM 7. Ward and The estate n Bcnlamim Wdr, ani con
winch
good i,liy and well iitiacIc,i
These tracts will h. shown purchasers ty John
residing Jcuunc' Dr!nay, who has pa-
by Barlow aud Jas. H. Coles. The
will have liberty VINES.
urI autumn and luI possession LIST 81 Jann.ry !-i3
THE TERMS will rc cIc! Ant three
wears equal the purchaser bonds "r satisfactory
security beariE. date aud the c retained nni the
whole . the purchase money has been paid
Il. - DICKINSON.
JOSEPH DlPlN. Com'rs.
JNO, ". EGGLESrON
.s- uprrps IA relation lands aAirc. either
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FIVE HUNDRED ASD FIFTEEN ACHES OF

sN " LDNl'ShAh VI. e,i September II lar
" Tie next i w.! shall oicr The premises my
IN tie comfy az ii"ch cotaintu. ij I'D
3D. aud G1 we'll cr" This farm situated Immediately The
Richmond and Frrr!iCks Rail Rua!
IL miles Richmond. good dive ling
house all ncceSsar! houses, ans! ie
The sale the land vii sell almy stock consisting
horses. eighteen head c cattle O'S head OF sheep twenty hogs
AN. all HE growing crop
TERMS cash balance III and l. months ~ NEGOTIABLE
a., aIpTOy euucrs. and ute reserved MI
payment /. mad. WIN MILLER
GEO. " ImLgK AMttr - WY G--ctls
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r. BEWARE OF cot NTEKFEiTS. &c
THE ROAD so II Faith.

r. ar /, n;.,rI,-r ,.i,,r nj sad III .sc>Giou.
.nrv ~ .Iirr nam ;r Il ~ k.us ,aom.i, r.,tcut
Street. Ilgcriool. dated oh June. lsj:.
Pr OH
~, p, - u,n,rrDi IA vr Stood the h,lr.r -ri5
lit ,prjc;1ty Medicines. nr."n" year Acs"' : =" "
. ,,, nr ,,; ,rII,r,s tic ihrtu
iafs nj her case ~. Nv" - I...,., III, yi,r.
"a he Ia. 'i'"'''
lrrr. ol he ai"rin'Gg,aHi l' n'fl ~ y"
severely Gia doubts - s t -" ,'a'
~, muir il. :r4nr" q" ,onr IN 80" sft
,n,'s ~. i a tr ne ;;rs.. 6"t -. bad
r ] She contain, Iac tu! tnucl size r7rt only
re-, =; Va .. j. nv ia H., e3yfcut PERFECT hrn could
,y r, a., NAM NOR, case, above nom tbs severity 81
In. aria.s sp,",is 'hnE, 'a'' ,nn w
", vur ..on,san4 pas tSlcrrdl u: " kiEh, s.
4 EXTRAORDINARY 81 III OF kiltl MALI u On -
NAN ni:.m L'E ; - - .,,,ir, ~ III. IL of
Copy q Letter ,,sf'' ~ tH1 ~ -, W,i.E
:, ';, 49,. -, r..r- nf .rc rcsrlipr New
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SAMUEL I.EAKE.
Ioi: S-.Lt;. siait;A DID 'F'ENNESSEE FNtM

s- slc oilers aud highly Improved iI
l,rr l., Tie c:assY Knox COUNT tennessee ~
arm rnrgjas cn rft hundred acres =" land hh"' ~ "
i,, ~ ca remainder /. "i ih2r'.'.
ii knoxville inlntt' ~ ~
maj, stare ,o: loading knuH vile I" HaSlfi" q" -
and iieor.la Railroad winch i NV
rstr,ci.I "a iln - miles OF his farm WI soon -.
~ and viii ass Immediately alon. The southern on''
"uthIg H. and a Gtgt o. H
,,ihiu wn oi the dwelling house: i'e>,e ,"7 Nv '
,, iotr miles landings on The l"is'oh ei IL
There upon large. a" anu
hundred fcct al large anu never la"s sl
~ ~ , water There also orchards 81 st'eia Salees VI
,r rnr ne an richard young thrifty ana seiect apple
80 ou,l lin The portion Of the SOIL IS 'ery
rr,uccs exc-itu; gram and tobacco Inc iaf.
la ,; me hundred OF meade" on H. anu eight OF e"
q springs "a, :, . .,.o., ,b ,r,,oot
mile ar .. several Churches
Ta terms Of the will made known 10 any one wn
nurhasc nv addressing Knoxville Tenn. a. Ma
p S-TH,s farm may we'll divided lal'r-G.s house
$40 hum'rr, and comfortable but inferior
hcseo other eight hundred with me portion
nous. ami the principal orchard. The whole farm OF
will be sold A.. ".
June lo-r3mif
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KAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY,

GEORGE G.. BUTLER. A. NJ. PRlNcirAL, -. ts,
TIME this Institution Will commence
Monday III October, and close the An r"a! y '!'
iSTH ,,,.,,.s -, E,r,;sb
The course of instruction embraces the usual 'alche
am Gtces French and Spanish Lafs"'S'S '''
Aud Physical Science. .,aa navahIe half in ad
yuce and remainder the LIST oil harci N'"'''"S
~ Pa'Ie"aiS' wa " GEO e. BUTLER,
p o. Rappahannock Academy. Caroline Co., Va
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rn the care ami control oil w II. PRESBYTERI and has
r ~ ttsc; thorough Intellectual and religious training
Youth u the duties ui NE"
has m lie lr.r wears of its existence, acquired reputation
deserves accuracy and thorouslnessi IN It's a"
mess and fidelity in IL government ;. Z,
Of study extensive, embracing more IMAM nan Tue
College aud Preparing young men 10 srauuae III our
institutions TEooushness The great oGJcc ann
particular attention is bestowed on the uche'
arts both En- fish and Classical education constituting d.
10 the all sound scholarship and improvement
lie government School STRICT and raerhd 40 efforts
be STARED 10 secure sutous habits decorous behavior and
imjci obedience. Scrupuous care IS eNeciSed 70 pre-
;rOtsacy and aStravugance Anc accordingly
mar.a, .s the Institute LIST. The Professors sha
oversight the students all times, both IN anu
school, al No student shall buy anything On cred OK
unn express permission from his parent guardian or nslruc.
cnrin pro-ary VIII be IN the path .! the stu
the foolish pride or ncohsuerde khuhes Vi
ssGoHing much POCKET moneyasalns ms pollcy'
TeI .! Professors hereby their soiemn protest
Relations H. he Scfiptuc and IN the Ca;ecisn Is incuGed IN
o3r.g study The exercises oil each day are opened ana
'.s.. reading tie scriptures ant prd!ef
rs wing the standing ui Students. Lo; 10 study ard
..lor are aren;s and qua adams Twice session.
yagra religious character OF society Is very good ai the
The place beyond all question, as good is any pat OF
\ -Ga
IL lrrtv are Rev j. eary Smith. NJ Principal and Pro.
rex who aso has charge OF the religious Instruction Of
s..t Mr. r H. Graves. A. M Professor OF Mathematics,
~ fac1r IL The English Department and Mr. George hic'
Il Professor Of Latin and Assistant III the EnSsi Department.
TERMS.
he En- ISL alone, So per month"; ui'l" III he ItasScd
he rn.ish Drparmcnt.si per month: cGarse Tor luei anu
;.ry4 anr- I.r session Board S. and SO Per month,
si..s !arl. iiII.~. ". hing &C. 49,,
iJ an The year Is divided. INTO TWO SEES.
lt nXi will opcl Isl SeeinOGr Ihe suoseie'
l. a., Jew boal,iers into his family next session
l:-c6w JNO. a. SCOTT. Sec'y Board