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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22
TWFNTi SECOND OF FEBRUARY.

TWENTY SECOND OF FEBRUARY.
We shall not remind the reader that this is
Washington birth day. He will have learned
as much, IL he did not know il before. by tne
cannon which will have reused him from ms
slumbers long eie this paper shall have reacn.o
him. We shall not tell him who den. "a'"
ington was; for, If he has NOT learned
h. aoss No, deserve IN K now il. We shall ho'
enter into any eulogium of that gfea' "'."' ".
we have long since exhausted al we n1' ~
on that interesting subject. we s"'''
fer into . comparison between HIM ana any
o,.. man. for we know OF none worthy
IN he named on the same day win MIN. we
I'll -, d;.cuss The question whether he had
or had not faults; 70. he was Out man.
,bo.yb pretty considerable specimen OF his
L;nd But we will take this occasion to dis
s.n, from the opinion which designates him as
mn, a man OF genius. On the contrary, we
maintain that be was a man of very great ge-
MUS.
five were told that man, whose previous
military experience had been next TO nothing,
has taken command of an armed rabble-with-
out order, without discipline, Without money
without tents, without baggage, without ari'l'
lery: with scarce change OF raIment, with
the scantiest supply OF Ammunition WIN no
money, W ilh no means of obtaining IT. win no
authority TO coerce supples-and after con-
yeftipg that rabble into soldiers TIT to contend
with any uoeps that ever trod the field OF oat'ie.
has and for seven years kept in check veteran
enemy, supplied with everything, arms amnu-
milton ard money-has encountered MIN ire
uuently in the field, often with success never
SO unsuccessfully as not to be able TO raiiy' anu
has finally captured one haifof his greatly su-
perior fo,ce-we care not what other people
may say, we shall always maintain that that
man is man of cOnsummate military ge-
MUS. Such was the history OF Washington's
great ampaigns-campaign which the stu-
dent will find, upon examination. were con-
Quoted upon the very plan of those laid down
by Napoleon as models for all future imitation
the campaigns, namely, Of Alexander, Han
nibal andC asar of old Ct Gustavus Adolphus'
Marshal Turrene, Eugene and Marlborough,
Frederick the Great, and himself, in modern
times. We suspect Washington had studied
none of these, for his reading does not appear
TO have been extensive or profound; but his
genius impeIled him into the very path which
had been trod by all those renowned COM
manders. Except Napoleon,) before him, and
which they would doubtless, had they been IN
his situation, have again pursued as he did,
We have not space 10 enlarge upon this SUBJ
ject, or TO institute the comparison necessary
10 establish our position. We therefore con-
tent ourselves with saying that the campaigns
of Washington answered TO every one of Ma
poleon's famous maxims-maxims which he
drew as well from his own experience as from
a thorough study of the campaigns of those
great masters of the art enumerated above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

In the House of Delegates, on Saturday last, Mr.
Barbour presented the following report of the
special committee to provide for the arrangement
of the counties and corporations OF the Common
wealth into districts for th3 election of representa-
tiyes in the Congress of the United States:
..The number of members of which this State is
emitted in the House OF Representatives OF the Uni
ted States shall be apportioned among the several
counties and corporations of the State, arranged
into Is Districts, numbered as follows, that Is to
say
First Dtstrict-Norfolk city, Norfolk county,
Princess Anne Accomac Northampton, Elizabeth
City, Warwick, Ngnsemond, Isle of Wight, South
ampton and Surry.
Second District-City of Petersburg, counties of
Prince George, Dinwiddie, Sussex, Greensville,
Brsnswick, Chesterfield Eottoway, Amelia, Lunen
Durg Powhatan and Cumberland.
Third District ecklenburg, Halifax. Charlotte,
Prince Edward, Appoma,tcx, Campbell and Buck
ingham.
Hepry. Patrick, Floyd. Montgomery and Roanoke.
Fiji Distr5ct-Puaski, Wythe, Carroll, Gray
Sun, smy,he, Tszewel, Russell Scott, Washington
and Lee.
Henrico, Charles City, New Kent, James City and
Williamsburg, York, Gloucester, Mathews, Han
over, GoochIand and King William.
.seusu.h District Northumberland, Lancaster,
Richmond, Westmoresnd, Middlesex, King and
Queen, Essex, King George, Stafford, Caroline,
spottsylvapia, Grange and Cuipeper.
Eighth Distrtct-Albemarle, Fluvanna, Louisa,
Amherst, Madison, Nelson, Greene and Augusta
Ninth District-City of Alexandria, and counties
of Fairfax, Prince William, Fauquier, Loudoun,
Jefferson. Berkeley and Rsppahannock
Tenth District-Frederick, Morgan Hampshire,
Shenandoah Hardy, Rockingham, Page Warren,
Clarke and Pendleton.
Eleren.h Notwithstanding Botetourt Craig,
Bath, Allegheny, Monroe, Greenbrier, Pocahontas
Raleigh, Nicholas, Highland, Braxton, Wyoming
Randolph, Fayette, Giles and Mercer.
Twelfth District- Kanawha, Logan, Boone
WAYNE, Cabeli, Putnam, Mason, jackson, Writ,
Gilmer, Wood, Richie, Tyler, Lewis, Peasants and
Upshur.
Thirteenth District-Ohio, Brooke, Hancock,
Marshall, Wetzel Monongalia, Preston, Marion,
Taylor, Harrison and Barbour
Substitutes have been offered for the above; and
/. IL probable that the report of the committee will
undergo many changes, before final action on the
subject 1885
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22
THE PANHANDLE RAILROAD.

The House of Delegates, on Saturday, re-
fused the right of way TO this railroad. If we
were to characterize this as the most Disgrace
ful piece of legislation that has yet furnished
the annals of General Assembly, which thus
far has been distinguished by little else t1an
legislation of which it ought to be ashamed,
we should probably take ground little too
strong, and there might be persons who would
bring up other master strokes as entitled TO
contest the palm with it. 1t is, however, bad
enough, in all conscience, and it has thrown q
light upon the character of the present House
of Delegates by which it may be read with the
utmost clearness. Taken in connection with
other circumstances, it proves, beyond a
doubt, that any interest which can command
five or six votes may have any improvement
bill passed that it may think proper TO suggest.
1t matters not what the consequences may be
Iii may tap all the great works of the State
before they have yielded dollar of revenue, al
the Alexandra Railroad did-still it can be
carried, because those FIVE or six votes arr
wanted by others who have schemes of thei
own. 0n,he other hand, the prayer of a peti
toner may be as righteous as il is possible Il
conceive, and vet lift comes not backed by tn,
requisite amount of strength, and is oppose,
BY those who have it, il Sands not the shadoy
ola chance.
The people OF Virginia ought TO know thes
things. They ought TO understand to what
pitch the system of log-rolling has proceeded
and they ought to know, also, that justice, Q
expediency, enter not into the calculations Q
gentlemen when they vote for or against pai
ocular proposition. The only question aske
10, bow many votes the interest which presses
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF L1FE.-The steam
saw-mil OF WIS. Ballenger, Esq, at Smith
field, N. c., was torn into atoms on Tuesday
last by the explosion of the boiler of the engine
attached. MIR. w. w. Parkinson, the sawyer,
and Willis Ballenger, son ofthe owner ofthe
mill, were Immediately killed, two slaves we're
thrown several yards and seriously hurt; end
some children, who were playing near, were
badly scalded. Parts of the boier-one
weighing about 1900 lbs.-were thrown up
wards of sixty feet. Mr.. Thomas King, the en-.
gineer, Immediately ran of, and has not since
been seen. 1t is supposed he has become de-
ranged in consequence Of the accident
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

THE PACIFIC BEATES.-In connection with
the report that the American steamer Pacific
was beaten, in the last run to Liverpool, by the
new Cunard steamer, Arabia, it is stated that
the Arabia went out with but few tons Of
cargo on board, which greatly added to her "a.
cililies for speed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

SuIcIDE.-A Mr.. Wesley Utterback com.
mtted suicide, few days since, in the neigh.
borhood of Warenton, Fauquier, by cutting
his throat with drawing knife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

DIscHARGED-L. w. Williams, q free negro,
was arrested on the charge of being insolent to
Waterman Read, on Sunday evening last. Prov.
ing yesterday that he had not been, designed to
be insolent, he was discharged by the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

RESIGNATION OF AN OLD PosT.MAsTER-
David Bryan, Post Master at Alexandra. who
was appointed under Monroe's administration,
resignedvon Saturday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTITUTE.-In the Senate
Friday last, Mr.. Baldwin presented the petition
of Peyton Johnson, of Richmond, asking an in
vestgstion into the management of the Virginia
Military nstitute and particularly in reference to
late dismissal of cadets by the Superintendent of
the Institute. The petition was referred to spe
cial committee, consisting of Messrs. Baldwin, Pax
ton, Watson, Smith, Parker, Shelley and Brown
who are authorized to send for persons and pa
pers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

SINGULAR AFFAIR.-A correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun thus mysteriously alludes to
recent outrage in Washington:
Our community anxiously awaits the result
of deed of glaring violence committed but
short time since, which will probably eventu-
ate in the death of young and extensively
known citizen. For the last two days the prin.
cipal topic OF conversation has been an attack
on gentleman, in his own house, by an assajl.
ant with cowhide. The affair is now under
! judicial examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

WITHOUT PAssEs.-Watchm man Scale arrested
free negro, named Ned Lee, in default Of papers,
on Saturday evening, and conveyed him to the up
ner watch house. Yesterday Lee was discharged
from Gu stody with an order to renew his register
as soon as possible.
Anderson Edwards, also arrested N default of a
mass bv Lieutenant Wheat was discharged yester.
dav morning with an admonition.
Tom Braxton, slave to the estate of T o Taylor,
ESQ. of Powhatan, but promised, with several
other slaves, freedom after certain period, was
arrested ON Sunday evening with an improper pass
in his posses sion. The Mayor. on yesterday, or
dered Brsxton to return to Powhatan as soon as
possible. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

E Green, the Reformed Gambler,
viii deliver his second Lecture on Gambling, THIS
EVENING, at the Lecture Room of the First Bap
fist Ch .rch. Lecture to commence at o clock. A
collection of l24 cts will be taken from each indi
yidual at the door fs22
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The CONCERT To-NIGHT. See the splendid bill
of fare provided by Madame Bishop for her ad-
mirers tonight We have rarely ever seen such
an one. To be absent on the occas ON will argue
sad want of taste. Ii is worth journey of an
hundred miles to hear her :" Casta Diva" and her
- Harm of Tara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

FEMALE RuNAwAYs.-Pamilis slave to John Al
len, arrested a runaway, was brought before his
Honor yesterday. Certificate awarded to watch.
man Bib.
Ann Jackson, slave to Joseph Dunn, was also ar
rested as runaway, by Lieutenant Trueheart.-
Certificate on yesterday awarded accordingly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

HouDoNs STATUE OF WARRINGTON The bill
which has passed the Senate, and is now before
the House of Delegates pr Divides that the Superin.
tendent of Public Edifces shall remove the the
sky light now on the top of the Capitol, and re-
place the same by one of iron frame and cash,
glazed with glass thick and not exceeding six inch.
es square; and the flag staff to be removed from
the centre of the Capitol, and to be erected at
each end Of the building. For these purposes the
bill appropfiates the sum of enc thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

Va HAT srkAW.-For ssle ~ The low
W price OF I'll 70 per bale OF 200 lbs, which Ia
about the average weight OF the baies suitable tor
forage, for stock, bedding or packing. Apply ar
the Toll Office OF the JAMES River and KanasRbs
Company, or to SIR. Crutchheld, at.he Wood YsrS
near the Packet Landing on the Basin.
fe a2-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

~ Aniinteresling letter frol.i Fredericks-
burg, is unaYOidably postponed
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EXHIBITION OF OIL PAINTiNsss
h AT LEWIS FRANKS, No 1873 MAIN ST
These pictures, painted by Mr. Petcolas, of
Richmond, are presented 10 The public for sale
They consist for the most part of faithful copies
from Sir T Lawrence, Sir Joshua Reynolds ne.
niers, Leonardo da vinci, Raphael and other Eng.
lish and European Artists. Among them are a fsw
original pieces and several Landscapes.
"a 22-lts
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RuSAwAYs-John Fineby, slave to D. E. Smith,
was brought before his Honor yesterday a. runa-
way, and certificate was awarded TO Waterman
Granger.
John Friendly, slave TO Chasten Friendly, was
aIso arrested as runaway. Certificate duly
awarded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

~ sale. JRsi received. fN's
iss A MOTT & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

lxorxs1--An inquest wss hsld q. Coronsr
Wicker yesterday evening over - r. of Mary
Baker, slias Themss, who died from the effects Of
poison BY her accidentally taken II her house on
Cary street, between 7th and 9Th streets, on Ives.
tcrday morning It appeared, from the evidence,
that abs had been suffering ON Sunday from sore
throat, and on Sunday evening procured scms me
dicne, to be taken BY the teaspoon full occasionally
composed Of or fountain water; 2 or s5rup Of
ginger; 60 Of tincture Of ginger; g Of gum
arabic, and 2 OF Of oil Of almonds The oil Of al
monds, BY being over heated, generated in con-
nexion with the othersproperties Of the mixture,
virulent prsssic acid This acid rose to the top OF
the medicine, and abe failing to shake it up duly,
and taking an extra quantity Of the mixture, some
three or four times the regular quantity, was i'm
mediately seized with spasms. and died from the
effects of the medicine In the course of an hour
Verdict according TO the facts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

DxuSK.-Michael Burns and Charles Folks were
arrested for drunkenness on Sunday evening last
and yesterday, being frat appearance before the
Mayor, were duly discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

MA led,
Yesterday, by the Rev NJ Hoyer, Mr. G. FILL,
of Augusta, Ga, to Miss JANETTA REDDISH, of
this city.
q Augusta. Ga, papers please COPY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

TREsPAssING.-Archy Gray, slave to VIM Gray
was hailed about midnight Sunday evening, com
ing down Fifth street, by the watch. whereupon
Gray took to his heels and ran into kitchen ada
cent to Mr.. Alfred III. Hsrris's house, where he
was duly arrested. Yesterday his Honor ordered
Crav 10 lasbas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

Observation-Disclosures inkins, slave to Bal
ley e. Vaughn, and James Trent, free negro from
Chesterfield, were arrested on Saturday evening,
near the basin, by Waterman Boze, On suspicion OF
stealing quantity of wood from canal boat
Yesterday, there being no satisfactory proof
brought before his Honor of the charge, the &C.
rused vvere acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

D1soaDERLY.-A slave, named Henry Dean
hired to T & NJ Hardgrove, was arrested by watch
man Read Sunday evening for being disorderly
and running from the watch, aud duly conveyed to
the lower watch.house. Yesterday his Honor or.
dered Dean twenty lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

THE TREDEGAR IRON WoRKs-A bill hes passed
the Senate and is now before the House OF Dele
gates, Incorporating "the Tredegar Iron and Nail
Company" for the. purpose of manufacturing
iron, nails, steel, and any other article, in or near
the city OF Richmond" the capital stock of laid
Company to be not less than $500, 900, nor more
than $500, coo, to be divided into shares of 500
each and the Company to have the right to hold
not more than five acres of land
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

fs@S AUCTION Observation-Disclosures is
Sel@a solicited to our saie This Morning, at 10
O'Clock. A MOTT Il CO, Aucts.
fa22
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whom hs had some difficulty concerning q
game. Kshoe said he was acquainted with
McCloud, aud that McDermot should not strike
him. Lally then told Kahoe that he was bet.
ter acquainted with the two men than kalioe'
and he would settle the matter amicably. Ma
hoe then had some words with Lally, and L.
aud X. went out. The brothers Wen ioi-
lowed and struck Kahoe, knocking him down.
Witness then inierfered, when he was knocked
down and badly kicked. Saw the Welsh's
kicking Bozef in the head, and h GARD one OF
them say, "Kill the ID Watchmen."-
This was when went to help Boze up. Smith
told the party to go out. as it was late.
John Priddy simpl, saw the fight at dis
lance.
Michael Brady knew nothing about the af
fray.
Thomas N. Johnson knew nothing OF the
fight; had simply heard James Lally say that
he would rather have given $4,000 than had
his name connected with that difficulty. He
made no proposition to me aboutit.
The examination here closed, and the Mayor
dismissed the complaint against Lally.-thus
acquitting him.
The Commonwealth Attorney then stated
that this assault was of so gross character
that he felt it to be his duty to have the promi-
nent witnesses of the assault recognized to
appear and give in their testimony before the
Grand Jury of the Hastings Court, on the 9th
of May next. Philip Marsh, Daniel Lally, and
an important witpess for Lally, named Adam
Thomas Chennels, whose testimony Mr..
Scott did not cons ider necessary after hearing
the previous evidence, were then duly recog.
niZed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

mo THE I.ADIESs-Mrs. EGBkET, Ar
l. list In Hair. &C., begs to inform the La.
dies of Richmond and vicinity, that che viii, for
short time, give instruction in every description Of
Ornamental Hair Work, suitable for Rings Brooch
es, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Devices, Mementoes, dc
This interesting and elegant art may be perfectly
acquired in few lessons, ON very moderate terms
Mrs has also introduced new and elegant style
OF modelling Wax Flowers, &c Specimens 10.
gether with Testimonials from several Ladies well
known in this State, may be seen daily at Mrs
Cox's, Broad street, next door TO the Theatre
fe22-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

HknkBY AUThOkIZE and a1Do;nt
\ EDWARD FINEEY, my agent to conauct =
Grocery business in the City Of Richmond, in nv
name. -
fe 22-2aw2w John III Asu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

CITY CoUNcIL.-A called meeting of this body
was held at o'clock yesterday evening.
Stalls On motion of Mr.. Denoon, the sum Of
500 was appropriated to build stalls at the two
new vegetable markets. under the direction of the
building committee.
Night Watck A communication from the night
watch, relative to the ordinance which requires
them to reside within TIE corporation where they
are necessarily compelled to incur extra expenses
for rent, was received and referred.
Nea Street.-The follow ing resolution from the
commissioners of streets generally taken up, an
amendment Offered by Mr. Robinson added. and the
resolution adopted as follows:
Resolced. That sum IF S21, OIL be, and the same
is hereby appropriated TO grade, curb and pave
new street be called Wharf street. not less than
forty feet wide, to be laid out one hundred teet
South OF Water street, from Peach street to Ash
street; and continuation OF the not less than
forty feet from the margin OF the wharves from
Ash street, crossing Gies' creek to the corner
line of the city, upon such plan as the commits
sioners of streets generally may deem proper, and
the Council may approve.
Mr. Robinson then offered resolution, which was
so amended as to provide for the ascertainment of
terms on which the lands required for said street
could be obtained, and as far as practicable, pro.
cure deeds ce6ing said lands to the city, and also
obligations. as far as practicable from the owners
of wharves to improve their respective shares be-
tween said street and the water, by having plank
road along the same contemporane0us with the
paving Of the wharf by the city. Adopted.
TIE second resolution on this subject was then
read
RESOLVED, That the attorney for the city apply to
the Hustngs Court for the appointment OF comnis
sioners to condemn such lands he may be in
for said street.
Primary SchOolS.-An appropriation of $4,000 was
made fer the benefit of these schools, and then the
Council adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

G=a- FOX RENT.-A Farm Of 80 Acres, with
- IN three miles of the City, on the Mesharicxs.
vile Inrnplke-an excellent dwelling House. so1d
out buildings, garden, orchard ana vineyard ap-
ply immedately-as it will be disposed of bv tha
fret of March. JAMES pFaRctS
fe 22-3tr at Mckinney 4 Dnns,,,
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c~O THE person who has In mis- possession
- the Setter Puppy, advertised few
oays 40 having strayed away, will please leave his
name and residence at the Dispatch Office bring
the Puppy to its owner and get the reward.
"a 0l-ltk
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~asT.1p NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS PER
&~GEAG RoAkoKE ight can be received
sn,s frip unless il 8 engaged az our office.
fe 22-lt LUDLAM e. WATSON.
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NEW BOOKS, FkBRUAIiY 21.-J. w.
IN RAM OLPH has for sale The Deans Daagh-
ter, or the Days We Live In, By Mrs.. Cure, price
so cents
A Digest of the Laws, Customs, Manners and Ia
situations OF tina Ancient and Modern Nations, BY
Thos Dew, 90
New volumes of Bohn's Library. fs -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

go JAMES PLEAsANTs, Attorney
~ ut Law, will pratice in all the Courts of
Richmond City, and the county of Henrico. Office
in Law Building. fe Him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

NJ OTICE.-The underligned wuuld most re-
II specsfaiiy return his thanks to the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity, for the liberal patronsgs
heretofore extended 70 him, and would ask csn,
tinuance Of the same, at Mr.. w p w. TAYLOR,s
No. zig Broad street, where he can be found :, All
times, to take measures for The Best Boet. ara
shoes. and viii warrant 10 every instance 10 Err.
and please the most fastid:ous.
fe 22-3t LANES par r,Cs
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ENkENCH CLAss.-The subscriber wishes
\ TO form an evening class of young gentlemen,
tor the purpose of instruction in tia French Ian.
guage. Apply to LEoNCE gICOT.
at Mr. NJ Conrad's Store, Cary street.
References.-Col Robert Pickett Mr. Andrew
Johnston, Hugh Peasants, VIM GdGlcin.
fe 25-Iw
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fsNHE number of volumes missing from nv Of.
n Ace (haying broken sets of valuable w5rks)
induces me TO ask the favor OF those VINO NAV
have borrowed them to return them.
fe 22-3t JOSEPH MAYO