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ARRIVAL OF GEN SCOTT AT CHARLESTON

The Lieutenant General and Suitc arrived in
the steamship Marion, from New York. at three
o'clock this morning. He was met by Major
Gaillard, OF the Bri gadc staff, with commrlni-
cation from General CruikShank, rendering him
the hospitality OF the Brigade, which he az.
ccptcd 4 committee of the Washington Light
Infantry were in attendance, with communi-
cation explaining their position, and giving
way and conforming to the Brigade arrange
mcnt lie proceeded at once in the carriage
provided for him, escorted by Major Gallard.
to the quarters provided at the Charleston
Hotel The venerable hero is in good health
aud spirits. and in en- route for Key West not
IIavana-on military duty and not health
tour. At ten o'clock this forenoon he visited
Fort Moultric and garrison, and returns at ,!
p NJ. when he will receive the military cti-
qucttc Of a visit from the commissioned officers
Of the Brigade. onhi> appearance, in full uni
form, 10 take his carriage for the Sullivan's
Island boat, accompanied 10y Colonel Gardner
and other officers Of the post, he was greeted
with hearty cheering by crowd Of citizsnS.-
The salute Of fifteen guns from artillery, the
number appropriate to his rank, will be fired
at ,. P ".
lie will dine a. four o'clock with tho Division
and Brigadcr Generals and the Field Officers,
the acting Mayor and a few distinguished ci-
yiiians. He will leave tomorrow morning at
SIX o'clock in the steamship Isabel, Charles
ton Frr. Dee. 1871
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PAYING IN SIMILAR COIN.

The fugitive slave reScucrs at the North arc
finding their c",rntcrparts at the South. In
Huntsville, Ma last week, j. g. \. Garter was
arrested OH a rcqusition from the Governor of
Pennsylvania, and handed over to three Phia
dclphia policemen. Several friends Of Carter,
hearing Of his arrest, went into the sheriff 5
office, heavily armed and taking him from the
officers rode of with him. There were about
300 citizens present who seem to have sided
with the prisoner, as such threats were made
against the Philadelphia officers is induced
them to take shelter in the house Of = citizen
until they could get off on the cars. The citi-
zcns countenanced the arrest on the ground
that Northern States would not allow similar
processes to be executed there on the rcquis-
ton of Southern Governors. rs in case OF fugi-
five slaves
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sylvania was achieved. The opposition was
heartily combined on negative platform
and 4 union ticket, headed by John VI. Read
who was notoriouSly a republican pure and
simple, and very earnest one. The tariff
question was powerful element in the canvass
but nobody pretended that Nj. Read was per-
sonally better protcctioniSt than his opponent,
Judge Porter. In the North and West the OPP
position tickets were generally designated re-
publican: in the South and East were known
aS peoples, but the name was of no c0nSc
qucncr. Suffice it that the States were carried
throughout, by maloriticS ranging from twenty
to forty thousand The next Presidential cleo
ton may be carried as swecpinsly, and in the
same manner. Why not:
but suppose this fair and conciatory pro-
position prove unacceptable, we suggest ano-
ther, which would be heartily acceptable TO us,
and which. if satisfactory to the other wing of
the opposition, we would heartily urge upon
the acceptance Of the republican party, name
ly:--
Let the other wing of the opposition name the
President, concedng the Vice President to the
republicans. with this single condition-agreed
to OH all hands and proclaimed 10 the public
that the administration thus formed shall do
all in its power to coniinc slavery within the
limits Of the existing slave States.
Under such an arrangement the odiS and
ends of every faction can unite, and those who
thus become tn. jewellers of political princi-
pie will soon become the Jewellers ofpolitical in.
StitutionS The union Of AL the clements Of
the Opposition" must necessarily be made upon
common platform Of abandonment of every
principle \ sentiment of common hatred TO
the Democratic party is alone t" he the cohc
sion Of this mongrel opposition; no chart ofpo-
ltical principle can BE- common To such an orsln-
zation. The Rochester manifesto ofSeward must
eventually become the platform of these Jewelers.
when once they have consolidated AL the cle-
mentS of the opposition" into one party. 1t only
remains to br seen what success will attend this
attempt at organization in Virginia. to iorctcll
the part Virginia Wings are willing TO play in
the lcvelling programme of the Rochester mani
fcSto. Ii the elements q! the Opposition
in Virginia shall h. thoroughly organized.
and go into the approaching contest with
a determined spirit, while il can serve
no loyal or patriotic purpose for the South,
it will greatly encourage the common enc
my at the North, and be hailed hy Seward
and Greeley as an encouraging omen. When
once it is known tha; the element of nppo-i-
ton. in Virginia, is thoroughly organised, and
that its leading metropolitan organ has openly
and often advocated union Of all the cc
ments OF the Opposition whilst it will tend
to dampcn Southern unity against Northern
aggression. it will equally tend to encourage
the union Of the common enemy at the North.
But, Judging from Monday nights meeting,
Virginia and the South hare little to fear,
the Tribune and the North. little to hope from
the organization of the elements of the oppo-
sition' in Virginia
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q; ''e TERMS or ADVERTISING.
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.. ~. ,.opo-;!oa for advertisements OF greater
,s,,. A.c;:oucers. who are charged fiVV tpaper
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liable Eank notes, II registered at the risk Of
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80 -. ,h,-.cd for ~ advertisements.
-, distance must he accompanied with the
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FIR he EnYuircr.
TO TIE VOTERS OF HANOVER.

You viii soon bc called Oh 10 select success.
~or 10 Your present very c,timable representa-
tive in the House Of Delegates VIM Nelson
E>,l.. a> he j, understood to have declined 4 re-
election
The object Of this i, TO call your attention to
Edward W. Morris, ESP. aS gentleman in
every respect well qualified to represent you
all, and especially the Democratic majority Of
the county. Mr. Morris represented you in the
Convention which framed the State Constitu-
ton. and by increased age and experience is
better qualified now to represent you than lie
was then. DEMOCRATIC TAxrAYrR.
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man, of Virginia. Except portraits, have
seen every variety Of studies from his hand, cos
tunes. ruins. land and water scenery. all te
ing the beauty of Italian life. have been
over much Of the couptgy he has commemora-
tel. and the p:cturcS are As true in description
aS they are finished in execution. His friends
will he pleased 10 learn that two young aSpirants
!or fame and fortune are rising up beside him.
Two fine boys-onc bearing his namc-both
inhcritins his genius. anl bidding fair TO do
honor 10 their parcntage and tuition.
In the upland scenes of the ilban hills,
often encountered gifted artist Worthington
Whttridgc, of Ohio. caught him more than
once stealing gold from the setting sun, and
Transferring. it to his portfolio. On recent
yisi; To hiS studio, found he had wisely profit
ed hy this grand larceny" and tha, skies of
hight and beatty were glowing under the touch
"f hi> hand
In the same mountain land wr also met &.
l.. Brown. too well known aS landscape
painter to need particular introduction
There we're few points of beauty. in which
dill not observe hc had pitched-not his tent,
but that distinctive badge of the artist tribe
the white umbrella: and that not near enough
then ;o look into his affairs. | determined To
DO 20 a, the first opportunity. Calling at his
s;'rii". was really astoni>hcd-ior spread out
before me were the well known objects Of in
tcrc>t which had noted and enjoyed during
my summers campaign The picturesque
bridges over which we had passed; the gigantic
trees. under which We hal rested: the castles
We had admired: The mountains of rock. AT
which we had wondered. were all transferred
t0 CANVASS, challenging our recognition Well
had he employed the summer hours. and rap
idly must he have executed We wondered.
As did the villagers of Goldsmith at the rural
>choolma>tcr. They marvcl!cd that 'onc small
head could carry ali he knew We were equal
u ;>t"ni>icd. that one pair Of hands could ac-
comil>ii much.
In nv next. will finish the Est Of our tmc-
rican painters: and then. if my offerings are
worthy Your acceptance. will give yo' let
ter on >c,ilptor>.
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FROM MEXICO. HAVANA. &c.

New YoRE, Dec 2l.-rhc steamer Black
Warrior, from Havana, with dates to the 10th,
arrived here this evening. Senator Douglas
who was passenger from New Orleans. stop
ped at Havana.
The Spanish and Mexican i!nbrogiio is set
tied. CARA having refunded all the moneys oo-
tanned from Spanish subjects as forced lesies,
and the present government Of Mexico having
acccdcd to all the Spanish demands,
Sugars at Havana wcr" firm and prices un-
changed. Molasscs, new cayed, on the coast
4 reals: Mnscovado ) rca''. Exchange unal-
tered FrciChts dull.
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ysv York State Canvasers.

A,n,SY. Dec 2l.-The Board of State Can.
r,sser, discovered this afternoon that IN several
districts the Representatives in Congress are IL
L. c.aiy returned as members Of Congress,
which makes it probable that several OF the
districts will be declared vacant, including the
81. 4th 6th. -th sth and 32d districts. There
is nothing certain known az yet however, as, II
the returns arc amended hy the county canvas,
sers they will be accepted. The board vii
NEE, this evening, when the final action Will DC
taken
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RESTORED TO THE ACTIVE LIST.

WAsnlNGroN. Dec 2l-The President sent
to the Senate today for restoration to the ac-
tive list in the navy the names Of about 35 Of
the 60 gentlemen whose cases were investigated
hv the naval courts Of inquiry. Commodore
Stewards would have been among the number
if not for the fact that he did not appeal to those
tribunals. But the President has intimatcd
that it would afford him pleasure if Congress
shall provide for his restoration TO the active
list bv spccia law
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>, TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,

,.,rv,r,ON having been received by ,hr Executive,
- Jop.> ,ai John Smith. who were committed
s.ss comfy o.rranklin, on the charge OF feloni-
o,,t ard catering store house, in the night
... sser:a: isrc.ny and who were subsequently,
=, ~, ,.l o. The county Of Bedford. have es-
- -, a.:e- i. and are now going at large:
se-,.y oGer reward oftwo hundred collars
80, shc ,atll arrest the said Green Jones and
- s.,.y,r ;hetn into the jail Of said county OF
So oay auni:ei dollars for either OF them deliver
il. rnaany- ,ad do moreover require all osheeFs oi
ry % s.e ,Ae.: hes. exer;ions 10 procure the ar
.,,.pcl p-.s that ,hay may be brought
- .- ,.- nv had a, Governor. and under the Less
a, .le Commonwealth. IA, Richmond. this iih
- n..sa,.er :>is HENRY 4. WISE.
s,y,-.S- GEQ. ". MTSF0RD,
'' secretary OF the Commonwealth.
l,g.,. aho.' * Zee; high, slenderly built, .peals
t.-.-.I.,a 70. and has y down look has lgh; hair
.5.s,-.. and !, :-oin thirty 10 th!r:y.hve years
3, ahoa; five ,r,; -i:h; Inches In height. rather
=. h,i- pretty long. ha, dark keen eyes. high
- III gals. speech. faey are both residents. OF
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f,r tie EnqHtrtr.
To tas Voters OF the Counties o. Prince George and
Sur

The election oi delegate to the next Gene
raj Assembly Of Virginia 10 represent yon; will
soon devol,c upon You; and rs by courtesy the
county al Surry i, entitled to name the candi-
'latc. the writer will suggest that Of Walter =.
Booth. ESQ. Of the county Of Surry, twhoSe To-
cali,y i about the centre Of the two counties. J
= gentleman Of whom it will be enough 10 say.
that hr is Democrat in priar;ri,. and not
from Po'irg--a lnan like C"scrs wifcl not onlr
pure. but above suspicion, "fmaturc years and
Judgment. and whose practical knowledge will
he useful To the whole State. This announce
mcnt iS made without consultation with Mr.
Booth. but the writer believes he will serve the
two counties a their representative il i, be their
wish he should 10 50. SrEY.
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JAMES A. FORE,
>VtOrkOE MILL,

RICHMOND uROlNp FLASHER.
n; ih.,-h-- h,, completed his n,w Nil! .o- grinding
F.e.. located ;.e dock. At the mouth Of Shockoe
: >, ..l-;et a.. complete machinery tueieien. TO
~ d.ar: .sr:a. present or that may arise 10 many
p, :, -o-, lie !, prepared 10 supply orders for
:. rgni'Nl PLASTER. ,pClv.-it-d 20 degree that
Ne s-rIs.eIi from 4 heavy stock Of superior Nova
Imp :o, i-,i aj:h n. creates! care, with the 'u!l
...- :Al; s-.a; deal 0. Lump Plaster Is entirely
=, :.- ,lra.vr and Eaters himself that his long
-.-a;e II :hs business with the close attention and
Is ,.,a 4: ~il enable him 10 supply ;he demand from
-.a!,se:: states with ;his valuable fertilizer in lis
-. .al -: .:le. and =; satisfactory prices.
a., determination 10 sustain the established repu'
Gan. hose ~ PcE.-Y A>r RICHNESS, h. respectfully
=, s-l.-. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
,s.-s.f.,vl No. IL Pearl street
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pEsocRAr1c RATIFICATION MEETINGS.

These meetings are being held in various
counties through the State to ratify the recent
nominations in the Petersburg State Convention.
In Harrison county, on the 2nd instant. there
was meeting, c s Lewis Chairman. at which
il was resolved that in the Hon. John l.etcher
thev recognise Il statesman sound upon all the
great question, of the day; and that they con-
slider Z. l.. Montague and j. r. Tucker well
qualified to fill the offices Of Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Attorney General. Resolutions, en-
prcssivc Of similar confidence in the nominees.
have been passed at other county meetings
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NlI'cll'E.

'';; Nrriia. q the Stockholders Of the Farmers
';i.t AL h, h-id at their banking House.
j. edmond. On Wednesday, the l2;h day o!
10 = Df"c:o' % Rank shall hereafter vote
81. .ap.!"; IN any election Of Directors cr
."'l. ao' 'Hil! any proxy be valid which shall
- .'ri NY iAs' before the time q. election.
'A''''o.!AH J. 4. SMITH, Cashier.
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NOTICE..

zeal Meeting o' the Stockholders Of the Bank
'..-' all b" a-id a: ;h-r Banking House. in the
. 80 ~ Noadav. thu 10th of January next.
-''.i-' That no o:hcer or Rirector OF a Bank
%, p ~ 'or tfy >tockhold-r, Ia any election Of
"'l'ers %! Bank; nor shall any proxy he
IA. ts'- osrn executed sixty days before the
- -. y sAMCEL MARN, Cashier.
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We are pleased to learn (says the Montsom'
crv, Ala. advertiser Of the 18th inst that
the health of Hon. WIN. L. Yanccy is almost
completely restored and that he will shortly
return home Although Mr.. Y. started for the
Hot Springs, Arkansas. he did not proceed fur
ther than New Orleans. where he remained by
advice Of his physician, DR.. Stnne.
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.,,,,,ry :, ~, noI.L,I,S WARD.

- .A. !r0aa me ,lbscrlbtr, NNihS n NhesterueId
~ Va. oa Oc:obe. i?;h, last, my negro boy,
. ,;FiGGp Geor.e is !ich, gingerbread color, abou,
;iy-h.. ::h stout built. lit;e or no beard. and
o.. .,.. purchased him Of Mr.. John Gain.
.i,r',;ca lie has mother In southampton and a
=. y r,,-.ta-c sher-. have no doubt. he mus, be
:: ,:h,. oue place or the other. | will give the
.aa :.asn oa' OF This county, and ten dollars u
. ,o.a:y .aG delivered 20 me or Cary street Jail,
..,... JAMES A. FORE.
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From the Lebanon Herald.
% THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.

Whereas. m lnwarrantabc attack has beer
made upon Judge Nathan Green, Of the Lcba
non Tenn Law School, by the MontgoIncr,
LAla) Advertiser, making certain charges IL
the effect that ne has attempted wrongiullv Il
influence the sentiments Of the students of thi.
University upon the subject Of slavery in hl'
lccturc.room and "around his social board -
therefore.
Resolved. lSt. That We. the members Of tho
Senior Class who have known him long and
well, and who have had the benefit Of his in
s,ructions, unanimously pronounce these
charges to be as false and unfoundcd in their
origin rs they are offensive to u> aS students o
this Institution.
Resolved. 2d That Judge Green has never
at any time within our knowledge attempted
either directly or implicitly. to influence oui
opinions upon the subject alluded to- but has
ever. in his PROFESSIONAL intercourse with us
been true in expression Of sentiment to thu
Rights Of the South and Southern Institutions
Hcsolycd. I'd. That he furthermore deserve:
our highest commentator for the unuSua
punctlality and unwavering perseverance witt
which ne has performed his duties as Pro
fcssor Of Law in Cumberland University
always striving to give ardor to virtue ant
confidence to truth.
Resolved, 4th. That the Montgomery "Ad
vcrtiScr" and the Southern press generally b'
requested TO publish these resolutions.
ALABAMA.
IT, VI. Somcrvillc, John j. Harris,
John ID. Brandon. :. d. Herman.
Watcr'T. Weaver Robert Richcy,
T. \. Wilson. +. Il. Vaughan.
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ExPryoED.-The North Carolina conferences
has by unanimous vote, expunged rom the
general rules the one forbidding the buying snd
selling Of slayes
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: d =
- ... ''.'-'' x tie Virginia Military Institute
e.. -, % I'aAary next for supplying the lnsti-
..,.. 5'Ei -pfinS distant abou; l.. 40 feet.
!, - 's f''e.,"d SEPARATELY for furnishing the
r.. .-',h' aud laying the pipes or !or all to-
..r', y -I b. '.qulred TO lie oftwo Inch cslibre.
-. '''.''i ;'- pipe Of diGeren. weights and
..ft., .'i.'a ~ regard TO the character OF the
-.. '-.a ,a-i h' MAJ TIloS. II. WILLIAMSON.
!. -. ne ieih 1i January should be addressed
I I..ttr,.', :, L'Nnc;nn After that iinc. to Gen.
~, .; Richmond
;;iS'HG ;taS HcuSiI. uMSiiiArGliLlsA Committee,
N"Vi"'
nm, Lexington. Virginia.
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Master Of american bar,iue "parthi..n.

Furthermore the following notice from the
Superintendent shows that caution with regard
to the doings Of the Operatives. while on their
visit to St. Thomas is hcng hcalthfully oh
served:
N"1Icr.--Thc undersigned on yoyasc TO Rio ia
nriro aud Superintendent Of the operatives :" con-
.,ruc, the "Don Pedro Railway there. and put in
be responsible for any debts contracted by -:i olc-
rnivc- ,iurng their -,ay in this Island.
" +. WILSON. Superintendent.
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EnL TMEcrEE BRACE PLOW.

Ills FLOW Ha> t--a steadily gam ~
III. '.-5- u.:h :h- farmers and
-. - Sue a.: zen YEAR, ua:.l!t
..,S oe considered The NOS, popu. f110
rls Ia :, "a ;ac whole south. !; has taken premiums
1->~ - cu S1.- Fairs aHi 4: the las. t>' took the
al ;he aos; popular P!oNs in Use. /; has also
y -,,-y :.ial1l ,.yca hy he Mechanics Institute Of
.a.. g;,a P.lx. .s well a. .lyc. medal being the
-. aairi osr;, ~ Ms Institute and has been sue
ay r,;.i in every variety 0. sci! In this State and
' q ;l- s.of- southern states
i-gatGF.i by the Undersigned. a. their Factory on
<g .rr.;, a,ios ae Exchange lio e!, RchaIond Va,
giy h hiI a..y es--y article. used FOR till!ng the
Al slie "a ols oaa -:.o;-. O! :hc best material
.-.. ...-r.y GEO WATT co.
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NOTICE
'RoPo>,L> WILL nE RECEIyED uY

~ \ Che, cash prices for Dried Apples.
wax Wool snd Ginseng. free ofdrayage from
g. r. PEAkE.
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PROVED CHEAP COTTAGES, com.


III f":--rll!, Improvements In constructing cheap
..a.-a cottage S'h ;wo. or four, more roor4s,
= --c;c. br :vo in $40 three days, and taken
.sogi aay injury 20 ;hc materials, and he removed
a'y bale o: goods. These buildings will he always
,.la,; s.a aad rain and be ornaments 20 an estate
:--'. s'h po.;aEc s;ainp for answer.
FITZGERALD & co, 3;6 Broadway,
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>IrUNTION WANTED.

iurNI GENTLEMAN. ia native OF Virginia, with
- y'tricnce 10 teaching, desires situation A. Tu-
va. family or small school. lie teaches tn.
p; l,a:sa:es, French, Mathematics. &c. Address
-..s BOS lGl Alexandria T. o.
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JE HEcIIME THE CITY SAv,GS BANK.

rtcinESlTN Av,ES BANK
'--..,, ,''..'...NONi,, prcrSnrE Ism, ISIS.
'aFfi,y 't y, members Q! the City Saving. Ban.,
..,ri ,,, ,'s ffih1.. Mr. II. Baldwin. in eon.e.
"a. 'n fsmova from the city, resigned hi,
q, - :, ir ;Hr said institution, and a: ,.aoa.n, m
80 e,. "SsS,,h.siay ~, ;he s,h inst. Mr.. N,,hI Iu.
AL 'hr vaeaney '
~ 9-v,-. s...... HORACE l.. KENT. President.
'-uNo. Il. w.ns Sa''ns' Bank, with continued a.
a.a. ''" street. 'hree doors below the Ex
1t AUGUST, Cashier
l,' Ees;ss,oih ihRoGUES, BROGCES-e ,oO
s.sy 1Ads Brosues. for sale on .ceomnoJv.
:, I.,,, y. DEyEREUX.
Ecu Leather Dealer, ls2. Cary street.
ne'Wesa lsth and Isth sta
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SCHOOL WANTED.

THDyG Gentleman. who has attended the Lecture. a;
%, avcri'y 81 Virginia for TWO sessions and Is COM
teach LSGLisH. L,TiS, fsEScH, MATHEMATICS. &c,
,,.4,.oa in private family as teacher or as The
"a & AZ Academy. Address Editor, OF the Rich
t;7.ue-' OF L. r., Warren;on, Va Nov 2-c:m
ANTED. .:uI:oa as Teacher or Tutor. by "a
- --..: -'.i,. educated AZ the Cniversty OF Virgi.
- "a, al: several years experience For further In.
,-, please address W f. Il. Surry c"ur' House. Viz
Dee 1l-rqawlm
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