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nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
~ ANATI0N

|xr-gERrAS Il vacancy exists in the office OF LIEU
" TrN,NT GOVERNOR Of this Commonwealth
"a sx.i,srou of the term for which Lieutsnan,
Was appointed under tho Constitution. and the
60 assembly having appointed WILLIAM L. JACK
"oS ESQ Lieutenant Governor pro tempore, until an
.,a b nsde by the people; therefore, in conformity
- n. Sa-r:t. or Sergeant Of each Of the counties
!" 80. in ;he Commouw ealth ia hereby required to
"a. a, election for Lieutenant Governor TO be held on
.,..a Thursday in May next At the places prescribed
:, ,,,.r .aier my hand as Governor, and under the
seal oi the Commonwealth. at Richmond, this
IS 18Th day OF March 1855 aud in the SD year OF the
-, HENRI a. WISE.
sr 80 Governor: GEoRGE w. MrNFoRp,
y Secy of the Comth.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

SERIOUS FIRE.-About half past O'Clock Fri.
day morning, he brick building on Sth sfreet.
Main, occupied as tobacco factory by Dir. Z. G.
Cosby, was discovered to be on fire, and though he
tremen arrived With their usual promp.i'ude, III"
flames spread rapidly. and enveloped the en;I~
building. causing its entire destruction, toge'her with
the contents The loss amounts TO about Sl2 600. on
which there is q partial insurance. This building
WAS formerly known by the application OF the Sweat
House." and wss distinguished the place OF meet
ing OF the Democrats, yclept The Spartan Band
in lS4O.
TERRIBLE OUTRAGE.-A correspondent of III.
Bedford Democrat writing from Rocky Mount
Franklin county, states that a shocking murder
committed near that place, about three weeks Hgo.
under the following circumstances
man named Samuel Furguson, residing six miI.
of this place, from his bed one night and get;ig
razor walked to the bed where bis wife was lyin.
and made terrible gssh from her ear to her moG'h
cutting off piece Of her ear and cutting out e"
her teeth She cried out and awakened one Of Flu,
guson's brothers. who WAS sleeping in another room
who Immediately came in, when the murderer went
out at the door. The other Furguson followed him
when the husband went back into the house with
hoe in his hand, and beat the head of his wife into
perfect jelly with the weapon The murderer's br"'h
err instead OF interfering to prevent the further shu-
of the husband, ran with all the power of cowardly
desperation. The murderer was arrested, and IL ~
jail at this place awaiting his trial. He pretend- 20
BIZ perfectly deranged since the affair, bul no one
seems disposed to believe him.
REvIvAL.-We are informed that powerful i,v.
val is in progress in the NJ +. Church at Giles Coul
House. There have been about sixty converts, ai.f
there are still some thirty seekers Some Of the most
prominent citizens of that place have made pro
fession Of religion.
LIBERAL DOSATIoS.-We learn from the "Nw-
ginian" that Mr.. John Steele, of Aabsm. h.s m6 DE-
donation of IS, 900 to the Ly ynchburg College one
fifth of which s payable next month, and the bslnnc"
in annual nstsnlents of 81 900.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS. MD.
yulHE Summer Term of this Institution will commence
on Monday the 18th of April next, and terminate
the hrst Wednesday in August following.
Rates and charges hundred dollars for the term
Stationery Matrcuation fee Of five dollars required
In all cases. These charges must be paid In advance
All the Chairs in the Institution are hed by men In the
their duties The location of this Institution at the Capt.
tai of Maryland only removed BY distance Of two hours
with the United States Naval Academy the beautiful
waters of the Chesapeake and in the midst of the most
beautiful and picturesque natural s at once one OF
try There 10 no spot in our country more admirably
adapted purposes Of especially for Southern
Rev. CLELAND KINL0CH NELSON,
March o7-aoIOt President.
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BLACK RALPH.

'INHlS beautiful Horse win stand this sessonN
- u 81 ny Stable, Goshen Farm Hanover at ESa5N
asnorei Court House: at Old Church. Hanover, 1A
Na Al Dr Woods, near Dover Mills, Goochland
hLACk RALP II was sired by the celebrated horse tt.
@soIderoga @ owned BY Franklin Fe.on, and out OF sale
Miller. well known Morgan mare-making him tho.
roughly Morgan horse. He stands Is hands inch high,
mo- h )et black, with small star in the forehead His
wye and form unsurpassed in TACT he possesses what
much @ goodness and sepgth possible condemned into
as space. He took the first premium, the best three
'et old Tor quick draft the Virginia State Fair In 1856
i.Rds-S2Othe season, and 81 10 the groom
WIN. w. FULCHER,
w J CARPENTER,
FRANKLIN FELTON,.
Apr, 2-rs,.
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set things aAoat sgsn-the people OF Kansas are to be
excited by new election and e.brand of sgi-
tation lighted up through the length and breadth Of
bis country. What phase the subject may yet as
sumo, we cauno, now pretend to foresee-but we have
still some hope that Democratic House, in view Of
the fatal effects Of the narrow policy Of Thursdays
action, will reconsider its vote and finally give ts
sanction to the Senste's bill At all events We rejoice
that the representatives of Virginia have carried out
the known wishes the State by casting unan.
imous vote for the immediate admission Of kansas.
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u. W L.
Buckland, Pr. William CO., Va, April l4-ctf



II OFFER this valuable estate for ae In the county of
Il Buckingham, known BY the name Of "Monts Vdeo,' -
Qormer residence Of Judge Cabel.) It contains go
acres of which 200 James River low grounds
Of the best quality Large crops Of corn wheat and to
baee) are annually made this 1t has all the
cessary improvements. The negro quarters all new
with brick chimnies and plank floors. The tobacco
houses are built Of chesnu logs and covered with ches
nut shingles has orchard containing upwards Of O0
trees Of the most choice fruit-appes pears, peaches
cherries &c. II has the finest New on James River,
mountain scenery river, &C. 1t Il we'll watered and
healthy.
This estate on tho South side of James Rver-hav-
ing covered bridge across James River, the James
River and Ksnawhs Canal about quarter of mile from
the estate
As wish to move my negroes South bargain may be
had by early application to ME In Richmond
Peter T. Ayres, my overseer will show tho estate.
CHAS. Y. MORRlSS.
Also for SALE 1900 acres of heavily .irnbered land in
the sSne county. This land 10 in its virgin growth and
lies same q 4i miles trom.he James River and Kama
wha Canal, ITO miles from Richmond, and 80 miles from
Lynchburg
Persons wishing to get rail road tyes, save timber
hoop poles, &C., will do well to take a look Ut it,
March 5-ctd CHAS. Y. MORRISS.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
MEADOW FARM FOR SALE

OFFER q, Private Sale my Parm lying in the county
of Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria Warreuton, and two and half miles from
Gainesville depot tho Manassas Gap Railroad thirty.
ave miles distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached In two hours on the cars,
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Forty.one and
Half Acres-sbout four hundred Of which are in Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all Of them we'll ws.ered by lasting Springs
Broad Ruua large and never failing mounaia stream
passes through the estate from West East bordering
which 10 beautiful Meadow OF hundred acres,
now we'll taken In Timothy and blue and not only
valuable a. Meadow, but highly useful for grazing pur.
poses. Tho upsnds rolling and susceptible Of any
degree Of Improvement.
Tho improvements are large and commediou: DWELL
Ing with spacious four above and three be-
low stairs, and the necessary out houses Surround'
ing the yard 10 large and aourshing Orchard OF apples
Pears Peaches Cherries Aprcots, &C., Of the finest VA
rleses and many Of them full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neghborhood 10 un
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society.
Those wishing to purchase q fne country residence,
will do we'll to call and examine this estate.
For further information. sddress Judge Z. Collins Lee
Baltimore Nd, or tho Subscriber.
Ds JAS. w. F. MACRAE.
D.,.L Ia,I D. lytov, w le~lI Ia
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POWERS' GREAT PHOTOGRAPH, AMBRO,
TYPE AND MELANOTYPE FACTORY,

No Isl Main street, Richmond, Ya.
yuyWO hundred and seventy five thousand Likenesses
u taken at this establishment since 1850.
POWERS 10 now engaged In making pictures of Mem.
bers of the Legislature. The number contracted for Is
10000.
MR.. POWERS has introduced now style Of Picture,
From one stting million of copies be made,
each one as perfect life ITSELF and at very moderate
cost.
Ambrotypes Photographs, Dagucrreotypes, Melaino.
type and every known style Of Picture made and at the
lowest prices Warranted satisfactory. or no charge is
made
the Legislature are respectfully invited to call and
Pictures of the members of the Legislature to be
only Powers Picture Factory, No. Isl Main street,
r.l vS
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FLORIDA I-ANDN Ann SLAVES FOR SALE
THNHE Lands consist OF two large separate tracts in
gustins road and within miles Of the Railroad one is
extensively cleared and being planted in cotton md
corn the other uncleared only few miles from the first
They both contain much fertile land and the settled
has proved to be eminently healthfu.
From fifty TO eighty Slaves will be sold with without
the land the former would be preferred An extended
credit will be allowed large portion Of the purchase
money
For further particulars apply to the Editor Of the eor
gis Telegraph, Macon, Ga. March 29-c3t
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

VWWL paw twenty dollars for The delivery 70 me Of
i ,.,;o man PLEASANT, belonging to VIM. Fontaine
E octh nd county. Pleasant is about forty years old,
y, ne marks about his neck, rather over the medium
b.,r; and nearly black. Pleasant has wife at VIM
HIS. in ruvanna county, and il no doubt In that
rnc.pVrnood Pleasant had pass to visit his master
stsa os l-i; Richmond during Christmas
Is- i4-ct hECloh DAVIS.
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FRUIT TREES AND SHRURBERY.
snI',riIERG GREEN MOOD NIIRSERY.

- SUI LHERN bhEtNWOOD NUHISLrk T.
r'AHtNG On hand choice variety OF fRUIr -
EEEs OF my own raising and grating, suti'
So y large for ,ransplsnting respectfully call the -
sHe4;;oa ct the public to them
" Nursery is located one-and.ahalf miles North. East
iln ih- Old Market, where will take pleasure In snow
tagi4eu
Al orders addressed to- left at my agents, Aessrs
"a. Lew, Taylor & Co.. No 10. Main street. Richmond
Va. myself. will meet with prompt attention.
,y-sHApE TREES furnished TO order. -
hLrcuI LIE X.
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I;0 WATT: ID;

''' TIE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
n,His FLOW has been steadily ~
4 gaining tavcr with the farmers Nk
,p3 y,,s,crs so- the last ten years,
up.';; nav now be considered tho
c popular Flow in use In the whole South. II has taken
AZ three OF State Fans and at the last Qs55
os ne rlRsr sllthc lrost popular Plows in use
ia. ,o ,.ken every premium given by the Mechanics
i,s;,e Of Virginia upon Plows well silver modal
ne ish.s, award offered by this Institutes and has
ss successfully tested in every variety OF soil In this
s,a:. sui u,sry OF the more 'outhern States.
Manufactured by the undersigned, at their factory on
t..ss.n street, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
where aay be had nearly every article used for ng the
p.l All made in our own shops of best material
Iprl s-cly GEO. WATT g. CO.
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- -
ANALYSIS OF THE KANSAS VOTE.

After the first reading of the Senate bill, Mr.. Gid
dngs played the avorite card OF the Black Republi.
can party, by objectng to the second reading. Had
this motion for rejection succeeded, the Kansas bill
would have been utterly defeated 1t was negatived
by majority Of 4a-yess %, nays l37. Thus
the Black Republicans were left alone in their
absolute opposition TO the Lecompton Const-
tuition; the Lecompton Democrats voting in
the negative, in order to secure the adoption
of the Senate bill unamended; the South Americans
and anti Lecompton Democrats voting also against
rejection, with view to substitute the Crittenden
proposition.
Mr.. Montgomery then offered to amend the bill by
substituting the Crittenden proposition as amended
by the ant-Lscompton Democratic Conference.
Mr.. Qutmsn offered, substitute for the sobsti-
tue proposition Identical with the Senate bill,
ospt that it omitted to acknowledge the right Of the
people of Kansas at any time to change their coneti
tuition. This proved by far the weakest proposition
baore the Houss-weaker than the Black Re.
publican attempt at total rejection. The vote on the
Qlitman substitute stood-yeas 72, nays 100. Thus
minority of less than one-thrd was all that could
b, mustered in favor of the acceptance of the lie.
compton Constitution, without an accompanying &C.
klowledgment of the right of the people to change
tie same. This speaks volumes in favor OF the
Presidents position on this essential point.
The third vote was on the Crttenden substitute, Of
bred by Mr.. Montgomery. This amendment was
.dopted, and the amended bill pAssed-yeas 19h.
Jays 70. This affords striking example of small
minority holding the balance Of power. AS we have
een 95 members were in favor Of the absolute reec.
| ION of the Lecompton Constitution And ID men,
lers were in favor of its absolute acceptance
0nly 25 members preferred the acceptance Of the
Constitution, subject to ratification by the people
If Kansas. And yet this third preference has carried
be victory over the other two
| 1t also furnishes q true commentary on Black ke-
publican consistency. That party has hitherto con.
tended for the absolute and insenabe power of Con.
leress to dictate the terms OF admission Of States
and has preached indiscrimnate opposition to such
admission under o pro.savery Constitution. We
now fnd it voting for the acceptance off proslave
ry Constitution, subject to territorial ratification.
| The original Crttenden proposition sets out with
| the proposition made by Gov. Wise in his Tammany
letter. but departs from it in one important feature
Governor Wise proposes that the Lecompton Con
stuton shall be accepted by Congress, subject tc
ratification by the people of Kansas, under act ot
the Territory Of Kansas prescribing the time ana
manner Of election. The Crittenden substitute, now
become the House bill, provides for the acceptance
by Congress- subject to ratification by the people, a
an election the tine manner aid conditions OF ph'ct
are 10 be inserted in The act of Congress Itself.
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MARIE

M.u.,en by Rev Colin Murchlson, on the 2sth Jsnu,
~ iass nt the residence Of Msj. w. NJ Bell Mr.. JANE
n MARTIN Of Abbevile, South Carolina. aud Mics Ma
RIa LOUISE eldest daughter of Mr.. A. D. Abrsha.as OF
Buckingham county, Virginia.
The Whis ard Richmond Christian Advocate please
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FAUOTiEK FARM FOR SAIE.

TVNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm and Resi-.
II dence. adjoining the the town of Warrenton, Fau-
Quier County, Va The Farm contains 265 acres. and
lies between the RapPahsnnock Turnpike and the War
every field without any inconvenience. From its prox
unity to Warrenton 1t very well adapted TO grazing
cattle, and finds ready market in Wsrrenon for
al. it's products.
The House 10 entirely new having been completed in
September 1856 1t will compare favorably with any
sidence in tho State. There Servants house, with
six good rooms Both houses are Of brick, with every
convenience. The Stable sixty by forty feet with base
menl size. Has every convenience for Farming
Grazing, Dairy Address subscriber at Warrenton Va
NAT. TYLER.
w. Eal 10 aim,
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VALUABLE FRANKLIN LAND FOR SALE
II OFFER for sale, privately, the Tract of Lsndupon
Il which now reside. In Franklin County three miles
west of the Courthouse both sides of the Pig river,
and Immediately on the turnpike road leading from
Lynchburg to Jacksonville and In twenty. eight miles Of
the Big Lick Depot, upon the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad with good turnpike from Danvle to the De-
pot This tract contains by recent survey fifteen hun.
dred and eighty aeres and is particularly adapted to the
growth of Tobacco. Corn and Wheat with several hun.
dred fine tobacco land yet to clear ourths OF the
tract being original growth and portions of very heavily
tmbered. The improvements consists Of Dwelling
House. Kitchen Smoke House, Ice House Stables, Corn
There is upon this tract new Saw Mill with sufficient
watsrpower carry any kind Of machinery this Mill Is
within two miles of Rocky Mount, the county seat This
land can be divided into three tracts with equal portions
of cleared land upon each. Terms accommodating. My
address Rocky Mount Franklin County. Va.
Mor .o,, r n HAIRSTON
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IRMSTKONG, GATOR & CO.,

ARMSTRONG. GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS ASD JoBBHRs
Rbbou. Millinery, silk Goods. straw Bonnets,
Flats Flowers and Ruches,
70 gJf BALTIMORE ST between Charles Hanorer0
BALTIMORE.
nrR STOCK ia uucqua!.ed in Variety, Extent and
~ Chespness
:a, strictly six r:on,hsor ak per cent off for par
a.. Feb l6-d&cSm'
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THE VOLUNTEERS FOR UTAH.

New oRK, April 3.-It is reported that ColonsI
Burnhsm's regiment of New York volunteers ha'
been accepted by the President. The other author
ized regiment will be taken from Pennsylvania.
despatch received late last night contradicts 'ti7
report.
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NOTICE.
PLEASANT HOUSE AND GARDEN LOT

II WILL sell privately, on accommodating terms, my
III House and Lot corner Of Clay street and Henry
The House has nine rooms several convenient closets
dairy laundry Kitchen with good rooms for servants and
a smoke house with useful cellar-all built Of brick
There IL a Hydrant, and q we'll of good water In the
yard-sl necessary ont houses-in good order.
Any one wishing purchase such House and Lot. To-
cstedi quiet and improving part Of the city Of Rich
mond 10 requested call and look at the premises.
March 3l-3m WIN. H. STARR.
SITUATION WANTED-A Gentleman competent
- to give instruction the PIANO FORTE would
like to settle In favorable locality In either Western
or Southern Virginia for the purpose of giving private
lessons to select number Of Pupils. He has been
gagged In hs profession for time past in Baltimore
and his only object In wishing change account OF
health Can give the and distinguish
ed reference Communications addressed to A. r., at
the Baltimore Republican Office, win receive immediate
a,tention March 3l-eo3t'
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


by RITCHIE e. DUNNAYANT.
TUFsDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1883.
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DIED

DIED ,.d;tar e m , 'pril Sd, 1859 nj l O'Clock.
FANNIE .o1n-s:. II ii 0. " ~ w. and Fannie Ann
Gary-a- .~days.
"As the sweet flower ast scents the morn.
But withers in the risng day,
Thus lovely was tais infants dawn.
Thus swiftly asdi Ito life away
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GEORGE I. HERRING'S.
AVN cDnCEPV 0TnRE

VUMMISSIUN HND UNOVLNl DHVftDS
No. 80. MAIN STREET.
Il EEPS always on hand full stock Of Groceries, to
N which he Invites bis customers and the Puohc gene
,ay Also pays strict attention the sale Of country
Pase sa is now prepared furnish grain bags to his
t.nds WHO wish 10 send their grain to him TO sell
GEO. HERRING,
,,.4-cs No. Sc. Main St.
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EF0 NJ ATKINSON.

GEO. w. ATKINSON,
COMMISs SION MERCHAE
Once Front Building, Sh0ckoe Warehouse,
RICHMOND. VA.
STLl. continues to sell commission Tobacco,
- West, Flour Corn &c, and would most respect
iay scc, consignments from his old friends and the
paic generally with the renewed assurance on his
.s every e,oit will be made to promote their best ute
"a. March l2-eWlm
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WHEAr-This crop is said to be looking very vel
in this vicinity though suffering some Ju' nov" from
want of rain-l DanuiNe Register
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CHARLES Is. STUART,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY, Va,
xYrIL practice regularly in the Courts Of the coun;
w ties 6f Hanover, Caroline, and King William, and
u. .end TO sny business In any OF the Courts held In too
.., =; pir.rnond Dec 23-d3t&ctf
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EI,Y.Ry.NUGHT

FLY-BY.NIGHT
WIS recently imported Stallion and Race -
Horse will stand this, bis bret season In @N
nmefles at the stable of the subscriber. within HA
s W., mile OF pttsylvanis Courthouse, Virginia --l
VIII be served At Fifty Dollars BY the season, or
eots Five Dollars II insured One Dollar TO the Groom
ha..ey case Mares fed at Forty Gents per day. For
Elphon Performance, Pedigree. SC. see hand-bilh.
-E-.Nch 3-ctlst June JOHN L. WHITE.
. v, TEACHER WANTED.
"A .ouNG gentleman, who 10 thoroughly qualified 70
n 5ye instruction in Latin and Greek and who was
at The University of Virginia. can hear of good
pS.ioon.s p.nS assistant instructor, by addressing
-S-cu ). FARROR, At Palmyra, Va
LERkSHIP WANTED-A Young Man who has
mad about two years experience In District Clerk
Sy Satisfactory references given. Apply TO Mr. Koily
Iaauirer ofhcs Jsns 80 % '
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c,MDosSR BARXspALE, Z. H. bARxspAh,
Late Of Charlotte. Raeno"a.
ca BAnKspALE. late Of FdrmpiHe.
BARKSDALE & nROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE NEAa SHocKoE WAREHOUSE.
Y IBERAL ADVANCES made on Condgnments In
5s,J Jan 5-cts
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Er:.;c:":gr.2l:-
.--.--.-.,... .---
The Atlantic Cabls
l. Just now operating in divers ca-"7;ers upon tic
minds cf he people al. i< i"rircaS vari"% o:
s:.r;k.--:ron ta, Of hey" a-a;r>, hope. 10 consGn
mat is;r.-. l. appears TIA; the cable has caH-:.t
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y; % l"s cru;s
Rerr" Day.
Oar -...!.'t.r- .r:r:a,r vi. beer IL ~, % ".dt
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shaw D!sn!c.
-----.~----.-~---~>---
The Gouth Caralin, College.
-, Cr,I;a rli.r.- ,:...JA:."" - opening al -"
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Ihe members of our ow,, i,ar ;,re a. their
posts, and in good spirits Ie.Ijiv til" c"tn!ara
tive lsh;ness Of !i!rir s'ccm bags. lne term
will doubtless he al essJ aud ya>ar, <'''e.
There is no capital case
The Chcraw G,-e;:c ce:-O,t, {" Chesterfield
District:
The Fall Ter, of oar Fall C;rcai: cc;::::,e,.2'
ed its session ~i Mt,MaS las, his iionor JGJ2"
Wi,hers presiding. The criminal docket i,
quite mes gre, there being no capital case 10
come of, but on ,he other side there is some
litigation The return ti4r this DstIc; was
larger than usual, but when We tel! cur readers
that it was no, above o3e hHEd,e: ald c!Hv.
they rill think rather joking be: never
shrless it is true.
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